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The Delta independent., 1914-09-04
PRECINCT oFFIcEs--Republican
ADDRESS

Delta. Colorado
Delta, Colorado
Delta. Colorado
Crawford. Colorado
Paonia. Colorado
Paonia. Colorado
Paonia. Colorado
Paonia, Colorado
Delta. Colorado
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U. S. Senator
Rep. in LXIv Cong. 4th Cong. Dist
The Delta independent., 1914-09-04

AAsf
Delta, Colorado
Crawford, Colorado
Eckert, Colorado
Eckert, Colorado
Paonia, Colorado
Delta, Colora do
Delta, Colorado
Cedaredge, Colorado
Cedaredge, Colorado
Cedaredge, Colorado
Delta, Colorado
Delta, Colorado
Paonia, Colorado
Paonia, Colorado
Cedaredge, Colorado
Olathe. r. F. d.
Delta, Colorado
Paonia, Colorado
Paonia, Colorado
Cedaredge, Colorado
Delta, Colorado
Delta, Colorado
Austin, Colorado
Lazear, Colorado
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COUNTY oFFICES--Democrat Party
OFFICE TO BE FILLED

Member of House Representatives
Member of House Representatives
County Assessor
County Clerk and Recorder
County Treasurer
County Surveyor
County Sheriff
County Commissioner. Dist. No.
County Commissioner. Dist. No. 1
County Commissioner, Dist. No. I
County Commissioner. Dist. No. 3
County Commissioner, Dist. No. 3
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s. L. Fairlamb
p. f. Coombe
l.. A. Cook
w. ]. Wood
T. T. Duffield
w. r. Crook
A. r. Chapman
F. II. Reynolds
Leonard Baird
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


A. regards the state of the sp.CulatiN.
account after Il period Of practically sta
tionary prices following AN upturn there
is always an extreme difference Of opin-
ion. In the present case II ~ argued.
on tn, one hand, that during the period
Of halt the digestive process has been ac-
complished and incidentally a big short
interest has been created by the activi-
ties of the professional Spectators. on
the other hand. II Is questioned whether
the action or inaction OF tn. market in
the last fortnight may rot have resulted
ia an increase ia the size Of she long
account The fact that the market after
- very substantial rise has nailed and for
some time has failed 10 improve on the
previous high prices may encourage short
selling in the hope OF "a sharp drop before
the advance II resumed.
But II the reaction l. postponed day by
day and the market continues 10 display
great underl! Ing strength a great many
sold out bulls and people who missed
the first ris. entirely may be persuaded
to give up expectations of a further set
back In other words, IL il perhaps more
difficult for the man who feels builish
ON the general future to abstain from
buying when prices are marking time
than when they are moving up rapidly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

The market for New York Central
stock is an interesting one not only be-
cause OF the course of the price hut also
on account OF the unusually heavy trading
Yesterday the volume OF dealings In that
issue was larger than IN any other stock
In the list except steel, Reading and
Copper A turnover OF 5000 shares OF
Central in two days would be conspicuous
al any time. in comparison with the
current duness il is remarkable. ON that
memorable day. october "a, 1907, only
30. 600 shares OF Central changed hands
between 100 and e6i.. The present in
crease in tn. floating supply OF Central
dates approximately from the New Haven
incident. Probably to a large extent New
Haven and Central are owned by the
same class of investors. The mlsfortun,s
of the former undoubtedly led TO liquida-
ton In the other, and that may be one OF
the reasons why Central. for many years
30 closely held, is now present In the street
in large quantities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

The various sources OF the recent buy
ing movement are still a matter OF inter-
ested discussion. From all accounts Wal!
Street brokerage houses are not carry Ing
the amount OF stock which would be
thought likely considering the extent OF the
recent upward oNement. Thus member
of a leading firm asserts that the loans "
his house are uow only about one-quartor
OF what they average in normal times. He
believes that the loan books OF other arms
make q somewhat similar comparison and
considers this condition to De one or the
best arguments FOR the purchase OF stocks
AZ the present time, IN this connection It
is perhaps pertinent TO note that the wire
houses have done a bigger business since
the first of the year than for long zine
past orders OF this Kind have dppsr-
emily been well distributed all over the
country with tho exception OF III" Pitts
burg district which is stll decidedly blue,
Wires to the Northwest, West and South
west have been bringing In business
steadily, although the renewal Of legisla-
tive agitation over financial affairs at
Washington In the recent past has marked
a falling on,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

MIR. BraUdcs has suggested that tic
time viii shortly come when muniCip..!
stock ard bond issues Will not be alb
sorbed by syndicates, but will he sold
over the counter" Baltimore broker
age house, however points out that such
sales are no: as profitable 10 the state
or city az might he supposed. The re-
cent "oycr the counter sale Of tho city
Of Baltimore bonds was not the success II
appeared. 1t ~ explained that the cash
with which these issues are generally pur-
chased when 50 sold comes from the vaults
of savings banks In q large number OF
cases. The inevitable result Is TO reduce
the amount OF money on deposit in sach
banks and at the same time TO place in
the bands of the public securities which
taxation either by State or city: the city
now pays the State tax on its own stock
while State issues are exempt from city
charges. 4 loss both to city and state
IL ocoasioned by the changed state OF
affairs SO far az the savings banks are
concerned. Briefly, the law provides that
every savings institution organized for tho
purpose of receiving money on deposit and
paying interest thereon shall annually pay
IL franchise tax to the amount OF one
fourth OF per cent, of the total amount
Of deposits held by Il OF this tax
/ the state gets one-fourth and the county
Tor Baltimore city, the remaining three
quarters This. then, IS the situa-
ton: the sale over the counter with
draws funds from the sa wings banks. les
sens the return OF the municipality in It's
taxable income and pays additional In
terest 20 the individual stock subscriber
exempt under the Federal tax law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Rules Firm On LtGht Bmai-

Speculative interest in coffee continued
narrow yesterday and the market showed
unimportant price changes though III.
tone ruled firm throughout the session
on Il fair demand. prompted by the steady
cost and freight offers. Opening prices
we're to points lower on the easier
tendency of European markets after their
opening. Tho movement was again
heavy. but this failed 10 provoke heavy
selling, AS it was feared that II may fall
OF sharply at any time. After the lower
opening prices frmed up under scattered
buying, and AT the close tho list was un-
changed to . points lower. Total sales
we're $1,000 bags.
The Santos cable reported the future
market there Mt noon so refs net lower
TO 25 rcis net higher.
The Havre market opened - TO = fr.
higher and closed unchanged to = fr.
higher. Hamburg started !. to - pig.
higher and finished unchanged to = pfs
lower. Rio No. was unchanged at
5s31y AZ Santos No was 80 refs
higher at $3.50. while No. there was
100 refs higher at $4,000. Rio and San
tos receipts totalled 29,o0o bags. Sac
Paulo had 900 bags. against 5000, and
Jund!ahy had 1900, against 5000
New York and New Orleans ware
house deliveries of Brazil coffee last week
we're si,57o bags, against lll,sls the
preceding week and 1855 bags last
year.
Prices we're
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
Wisdom Of the West.

A Wall Street man just back from
trip IN tho Southwost was much Impressed
by tho evidences OF n very fiourishing
market Tor Investment securities in 1t.
Louis and other cities. Bond houses there
generally reported their shelves cleaned
out of stun which has been carried for
months. lie took pains 10 inquire whether
the dsasreeahle effect OF the Frisco re-
Ownership and later the Rock Island In
cident had not left its effect upon the at
ttude OF moneyed people in that part of
the country toward the investment mar
ke, The universal reply was that the
investor IN the Southwest had not been
hurt at all because securities Of these
companies were not held to any extent
locally, 80 to speak. Being ON the ground
it was explained, the local investor had
seen enough to cause him 20 leave them
severely alone. This is interesting because
recent Developments have shown that in
the New Haven mess the people hardest
burt were local Investors, or those who
thought they were safe In buying into
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
Lazy Come, Easy de-

Tho slump in tho oil shares started last
week With profit taking sales by the pro-
fessional traders In the Street. II WAS
accelerated yesterday by selling from out
s,do buyers further away from the mar
kct Early limitations that the spscu-
latiOn in this quarter was in a topheavy
condition were furnished on the upward
squirt In the early part OF last week. The
market has always been an extremely
narrow one and when big blocks of some
of these shares began to be offered pri-
vat.ly TO the dealers II was plain that a
break vas coming What has happened
Is no NOR" than was inevitable For the
past eighteen months 1t has been q mar
kst III which every one wanted TO buY at
the same time. Under this condition OF
affairs the advancing movement was
bound TO continue until there was con-
certed move TO take profits Then with
no short interest Of any conseGuenc., 10
provide buying power on the way down
the bottom naturally dropped out OF the
market for quite a number of these shares.
The danger in sucG movements Is always
In being the last buyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
BROOKLYN UTILITY HAS GAIN.
Kings County Electric Light and
Power Co. shows Increased Net.

The report of the Kings County Lice
,lic Light and Power Company for the
wear ended December 81, 1913, shows
that after the payment Of hxed charges
and bond interest there was iert TOT 'he
stock surplus of si,2o?,h2o. which was
equivalent TO 92s per cent, on mo
Sl2,942,oUo stock. as compared with e,bl
Der cent. on SlO,OoV,oO0 stock tho year
preyiuus. The report includes the earn
inrs of the Edison Electric Illuminating
Company OF Brooklyn, the entire stock or
which H. owned by the KINGS County
Electric Ilght ard Power Company,
Gross earnings for the year were
sJ,G55. zoo. as compared with s5,le7,ses
in 1872, with net earnings ~ $2.s3s.iS..
against s2,6Ts.7Vf The total income OF
the company for rno year Was S2,0O7,s+o
as compared with 81 S5o029 last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
CIGAR STORES CO.'S NEW SCALE
vice-President says snailcr Clerks
VIII Get Better Wages.

Elliott AVerett. Nl'r-rrcs'ieut or ..'
United Cigar stores Company. SAID ,-S't--
day that the change in the CLERKS wts,
scale would not have the genera. effect
OF a reduction and would result IN &"
saving OF from $4,000 70 S-Uo.o0Q a
year
some ot our employees he said, have
been, IN our estimation receiving " top
heavy salary ana commission ana y -
4, order To do away with this and horoi.
the large number OF other employees tina,
the new schedule has hocn Instituted
While II may temporarily cu; down 90
income ~ few OF the men. 1t VIII Vas. u.s.
Increase the earning capacity OF i"v
s,naller clerks. Tho report That Z. largo
number have resigned Is without t"una"-
ton"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
COTTON L0WER,BUT
STEADY AT CLOSE
Market Dull and Narrow. With
>iraddlc Manipulation
in Evidence.
EA\kF\lLURE At MEMPHIS
Suspension Thought Partly Re-
>pon,ibIe for Some Sell.
ing Here.
EA\kr\iLURE At MEMPHIS

c,.t5a vent to new low levels yester- |
sav for all options except March. The
d,t.,,. however, WAS accompanied by no
particular weakness and the close was
stead, after a moderate rally from the
bottom.
LIVERPOOL came lower than due and n.
s-s, blush was disappointing. Private
e.bl,s however, ascribed the weakness in
tic English market TO heavy selling from
v.v York and this. taken In conjunction
with the reported suspension of a big pri-
y.tr bank at that point, furnished
,,,us.ple clue to the cause Of the decline
Par, ur the long cotton held by tho pres
,teut OF the suspended bank was dumped
VIZ In Liverpool and about 10000 bales
,or, verc sold IN New York during the
.-.t two hours of trading. This selling
as tie chief cause for the weakness here
All is believed to represent the closing
,,ut 0r the last long line OF Importance.
sentiment throughout the cotton trade
20 src.ily confused just now owing to
enormous stradde operations undertaken
hy some Of the big spot interests and GER
IAN Liverpool concerns. This Involves
SON. very heavy selling OF May and July
q, Inc New York market, with purchases
NJ March In New York and the accumu-
atom OF a very large line OF long May
Iuus In Liverpool. This has resulted In
an uncomfortable distortion of PARTIES
between the different months in the New
York market, with the March option SELL
,re as high as 40 points over May, when
normal difference would be 20 points
Or more under May To represent carry
,rr charres between the two months.
II is expected that a great deal or cot
ION will lie brought here as result Of
nc big March premium and that this
i',,natcly will be dumped overheard on
NAV and July 70 force liquidation and
permit the interests involved in the strad-
de 10 close out at a profitable difference.
ordinarily such technical operation
would interest no one. but at present u
l.rsc number Of spinners and southern
shippers have hedges In the New York
'r..A.t which have been subjected to alb
FORMAL fluctuations on account OF this
manipulation.
TIE spot situation in the South is
.A-hily easier. but actual cotton has not
cecAncd In proportion to the slump in
'Rlres \ little later in the month a
good demand is expected to spring up,
vheu southern shippers try 10 fill their
spot engagements for February.
Spo, cotton was 10 points lower. Mid
Glag uplands ,2.25c. spot cotton IN
re princi pal Southern markets was &c.
lower ~ sc higher. New Orleans,
:" lS-t6c.. Charleston, l2isc.. Norfolk.
l.'.c.; Savannah, l2 &c. Memphis. l3c.
Augusta, 13l<c. Futures closed steady 2
- ~ points lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Turns Easy After Early
strength.

Alter ruling about &c. higher for the
s.e4teg part of the session wheat values
turned easier near the close on freer OFFER
ing brought out by the weakness in corn.
Final price. were sc. higher to 1sc-
lower, representing tho lowe OF tho SEES
con
II. moderate strength displayed by the
market IN the early trading was due 10
t~lA cables, light primary receipts and
-'ports that the extreme cold weather has
done siderable damage In the winter
vacat belt, particularly in Illinois and
Indiana, where snow protection Is very
po.r \ stable decrease in the visible.
and the destruction by fire OF Mime
apoi.s elevator, containing more than
a19'lp bushels of wheat, were also Fac
tor that contributed to the advance. The
latte development resulted In the TAX
'ts tr Of hedges by the owners
Com values declined nearly cent on
- ...s credited to the bears. Cold weather
'-s. for II larger primary movement
,.1 rliavurable reports regarding cash
Demand we're primarily responsible Tor
'' -e.'iig, while al the same time dis
'J-.sgng demand. Opening prices were
'se over, and tho closing represented Il
Let loss Of sc. Oats were heavy In SYM
na'Hv with corn. Offerings were rather
,'zNy despite reports OF An improving
cash demand. Final prices were = to
'g- ~ lower.
'-.aa supply Of American wheat de.
...l.r4 l,ij7, 600 bushels, corn Increased
$4,000 bushels. oats decreased l,07o.0oo
tl.u'.. Visible supply OF bonded wheat
c'.'.lscd $4,000 bushels. oats Increased
l3' 900 bushels, barley increased $1,000
bus.r.
III, Michigan state crop report says
WAT go correspondents report no injury
~ wheat during January, while &c say
hoa e aalnage has occurred. Farmers
H'po cd Q. I9a, 000 bushels or wheat
s.F'os January OF slightly better than
''s9 ego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
hANCo DE- IA HABANA, HAVANA. .CrBA

! ~ ".INaI hrtIINH OF INC ShG!eho.der0
OF thls Bank for tho election OF L rector.
and tho transa ton ~ such other tuEinesp
g. may he brought before r. will he heia 81
ii' Banking House ia tn" cry OF Havana OF
ir!day' March 18TH, l'lI, a. NO o'clock
J.. NJ European sharon |dcr@ may d~rsosit
th"!r stock with me ANGLID SOUTH AdERI-
CAN RANK. LTD, with which Ia incorpo-
rated the LONDON BASE or MExICO 4
SOUTH AMERICA, IIh LONDON, ENC,
LAND. or Tie BA%CJE IRASCA1SE pour
LIE NOHMEIicE 1T LINDUsIRlE. PARIS
FRANCE.
JOHN II. GARDEN. Chairman
New York ComnitSAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

the securities Of the road because they
could see the wheels go round" The
outward and visible signs of prosperity on
such lines as the New Haven and Cen
trial have always been supposed 10 have
great appeal to the New England in
weston Presumably In tine case Of the
Frisco the wheels working within the
wheels were more obvious TO the naked
eye
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
PROPOSALS
~-~>~-~---~~~--->~~>
STANDARD CHAIN COMPANY.

Tho standard Chain Company, pursuant ~
tn. i.rms 81 it, FIRST Mortgage da-ei Feb,
18th, 1900 las paid 10 the undersgnea. the
Trustees tAereuu4rr, the sum OF $4,000 for
the sinking Fund mentioned therein, Pro
possls FOR mo sale Of bonds 20 the eItent Of
such sum are hereby invited. Al proposals.
must be In esareIy sealed enve lopes al
dressed 20 the Undersigned ana marked
US,auJ,ra Chain COmpA nv. Proposal foy
sinkius Fund" and must bo delivered at the
oi,ice Of tho United states Mortgage sad
TrtIs. company, IS cedar street, New York
civ, pr!or - - O'Clock room. FEB. 18th.
1914 The r.ght Is reserved u reJeo, any hid.
New York IoprIsry 2rd, lal%
GAlSkRr Ek.wEh
Trustees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
Tho southwestern Telegraph and Taiephsos
(MmnAMN.
= p"y street.
New York y y Feh-,ary 1Afa

Sc- York. \. Y, February 4 lSts
TO TIN. STOCKHOLDERS:
N.H"s = hereby g.y'n that tn. Annu>.
Ne"ttng nj tUr Stoc.noluers ~ The South
w-''rrr telegram anal Telephone ColnpA..'
NIL hH Gct a. ne ofl-e Il tn. rt.ttAny
50. - pry Stre-I borough OF Manhattan
C.'y 81 New YORK. =. y. on tuesday, tie
lfth day 81 February, 1874, az zen o,lccL IN
Inc forenoon for tho following purpose.!
!. To elect directors FOR to ensuing ysaz
-. To transact such other business - ruAy
properly come before tn" stoCkholderO,
Y. CROWLEY, Secre.AfY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
ILEt TONS AND MEETINGS.
rLfCTuI, no>D AM SHARE co

schouectaGy New York, February :, 1915
No'i0e . hereby .siven that ths aunVa!
BOND A%U SHARE COMPANY uin Re
held ~ the y!Ncs o: tho company, a,
cay ~ fenrua,i, iSlt' a. ten O'clock n
the forenoon. FOR thH rlrpoes OF e!ectins
directors FOR I'll .ns4!ns Year sni for the
transa zion O! sash other business ss may
proper.; come before the meeting, including
cong! t"r!.E ana tJtrg upon ne approval
and ratification OF all contracts, acts pro
vee.i"Ss. elections snd appointments which
hay" boon .l.oe or taken b. the Board Of
D.reytors and III. Executive Committee o.
the company since the date OF the last AZ
Ouhl meeting, - Sc forth Ia tie rninutSe
Of the meetings Of the Board OF p.rectors
an the EN"cutivs Committee
The polls Will remain open from tan
O'Clock IN th- forenoon Until two ocock In
the afternoon on said date
III" transfer books Of ~ company vii
be Closed AZ the close u business on SRtvr
oay' Febrrary ,'h lsi4 ana opensi at tn.
optnng az business on Thursday. February
II. IL FRANCIS. SECRETARY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
DI\IDI>D- AND INTEREST.
MIMI \pOIl>. ~. FAIL 4 sACIC STE.
NtkII. EN, 60.


bI\IDtSD 40 ~
Tts q t..4 OF l.rs.rprs Aals u.s. asy de-
.ar.f ult - 49, Surplus earnings II ;.ie
calendar yrGg 1919 a seul-annLal dividend
og Thrs. AND oA~-AAf per cent. ga ~ On
he Preferred STOCK ana semi. aHaus. d'r!-
teHh OF Three ana oh--Aa,! per cont. t3ia 90
Or She common sock CV 90 the surplus
carrinEs OF Mo calendar ysar lsl2, bot!
~. lCHas vii bs pa.l April 10 iSlt. TO
: ot RHo,G--a of Record ~ p. NJ, Ma rC.1
-. 49l4. e.. y. WEBSTER, SscretarI.
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7oto INVESTMENT
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL.
REQUIRED

We, established corporation furnishing Al.
qualified refereu, desires - dispose OF Email
Issue FIR Preferred stock I:N,cllentl,
managed. doing a large and proutablc bu.i
ness -ir'As Hr"t'l4. statement; stock wei
secured ~ surplus current \ esct~. New capita
needed - care fur natural expansion. Tor
details address, INVESTMENT box 10 sun
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Provisions closed steady and inactive,
Cash pork was steady mess. Sa3,506D
So4, family, $25. Beef--PaCket, $3.50
yl9; family. Sl9GS20, Cash lard was
steady, with fair inquiry. Prime West
ern, Sl1.lJ; refined Continent, sil.J0;
South American, Sic.
t'bicag 20 uriceS were.
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Sugar--Refiners quoted list prices at
the same levels yesterday aud business
was without feature. Raws continued on
the spot basis OF 3+sc,
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II \. u. bids 10 Liverpool were: March,
,?I3; May. i1.7G; July, HIS. October.
il.3s. TIE market there is due to open
TO-DAY unchanged to 2is points lower.
.,.l
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The Liverpool market was quiet There
v IS good business IN spot cotton, with
r'ldcl!lss } points of at 6.96d. Sales,
200 bales. Receipts. $4,000 bales, In
ld.nr all American.
Prices ~ IIya-Dool were:
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Tho Annual Meeting OF The stockholdsrS 81
The New York Edison Company for tho slsc
ton OF Dire tors and Inspectors OF Electioe
FOR ths ensuing year and Tor the Transaction
OF such other business as may properly ooms
before the meeting, vii b. held AT NO ofnos
Of the company, 40. JJ Duane street New
York Ciiy, Tuesday, February 10, !9i.. n. -
O'Clock noon.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON Feb. a-The statement OF
the receipts ana pay warrants of tho Treasury
shows:
saturday This month Fiscal year.
Receipts .,.-,. s. ~, 80 si,sssStt Nl13s1 S6l
Pay arrants s3;7s0 49, 7s50ss Al. M, So
Surplus .,.. s3ss0oo S,,t',Gts $50 i5o, sI
'Dchctt.
Receipts from customs Saturday, $500 o67,
from Internal revenue ordinary, tiE 9b6; COT
poration tax, 81 56i; miscl laneous, SS1INl
National bank notes received for redemption.
,3.l27,tl9
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for February shows;
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New York wheat prices were
Receipts and exports were

Wheat Corr. U1's
Receipt.-Nc~ York. $3.50 l"" 500
Export New York.. - oH ..... i",sp
Re e,pts-Inisrior ..... o. ESQ ilUs,V" $1,000
Xxi ori--Clcar.nccs O.. $4,000 - 900 lp'"
O. lo' wheat arrivals at Northwestern
p,,irfs
New Britain herald., 1914-04-23

of the class of 1911, N. B. H. S., was pleasantly surprised last night when a number. of her young lady class mates rendered her a party at her home in honor of her twenty first birthday While at High school Miss Loomis was graduated with scholar ship honors
 The Wall Paper Store. A. F. Marsh, 38 Main street.-advt.
 Word has been received here of the death in New Haven of Mrs. Louis Klinkerfuss. She formerly lived in this city and was sister of Peter Hermann. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from her home in New Haven.
 Farmer 5c cigar, unsurpassed for general excellence and repeating uual- itieS.-advt.
 \ MT. and Mrs. assysf Ham HI. English, of 291 Lincoln street, are the proud parents of baby daughter, Agnes Stone English, born on Sunday. : Berlin Dance Class, Fri. eve.-advt