East Rutherford
a borough of New Jersey, in Bergen co. It is on the Erie railroad. It is chiefly a residential city for New York business men, and has cotton and linen bleaching works.
It contains a mirror and a steam boiler factory. Pop. (1910) 4,275; (1920) 5,463.
EAST ST. LOUIS, a city in St. Clair St. Louis, Mo., and on the Baltimore and co. Ill., on the Mississippi river, opposite Ohio, Illinois Central, Burlington and Quincy, and seventeen other railroads.
It is connected by a steel bridge with St.
Louis, Mo., and has excellent passenger and freight steamer service with all leading river ports. The city contains the St. Louis National Stockyards, one of the largest in the United States; has rolling mills, glass works, machine shops, grain elevators, manufactories of pneumatic tools, baking powder, locomotives, fertilizer and paint, and is the largest horse and mule market in the world. It has 2 National and several private banks, electric street railroads, EAST YOUNGSTOWN electric and gas lighting plants, high schools, a public library, daily and weekly newspapers. Pop. (1910) 58,- 547; (1920) 66,767.