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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

ETH at. sss:s W, ail--Louls NJ Starr ana
sno TO y J Telephone Co - pey at yrs
from Feb l. 1916 atty W Allen /: bGg
srH Av,, eis, store ana basem,-Tersnc. y
% yrs from 10 Feb M '' ss;ys s r,oh
.S&,G e Nassau iss,s 1890 ara 'a1c.
!mpt 8 Investment 90 20 Isasc Workin,
sis " as,1 III Suri yrs ron b.s Jan
a7Tsn ST. is y. .,or. a'Aa s Mi''is S.yS 70
IM;snns';v; MiGhsi"' chester hii PARK
ZAP s. ~ S, sl,oSspsrry i 50 %
from Feb |. 1914 atty, W W skinner. aW
Sd 't sr. lac. .,orrc-,ohn Neamana 'e to
Geo ,schawrts, 1872 81 -. ) yrs from
..p Ss sr sis ". ali-sp.rty Hutchinson naG 20
Feb l. 1914; atty. W W skinner. 2 "
BRSo,AApwAY. n " cor s,,h st, cont room V
Honman's Restaurant to John 9 Con
,sws,,O. yr from ian 81 1917 atys o3
Maxwell. 20, " iC9th N s., yrs rS ron,
A AT:w Co. i't Ism '' h ssT%A"im'T
.TH Az, sss and 9e5, allaJohn e Roo.e,
xsl' ct a. S- s,r "a M irus TO SAM Giant, az
hard l.. III Dway, $4,000
Bronl.
23sD ct. No private road boxS3x7h--.
\ y, yrs from Aug /. 1914; atty Jos
rTsI |;.s. Sy si S;sssP
s% Nay Il 49, ssl r 70 Apf / i'si ;,ys
Ellen McAulnc TO Thos Davies. i9t h
ltsi 81, yrs from Feb l. lsi.
atty ''''''''''' ''''''''''.''"N,1 800
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SITE FOR WEST SIDE LOFT.
Being Assembled on 35th street ~
Unnamed Lessee.

An individual who prefers TO remain
unknown for the present, n client OF Tan
zor Il Co. has leased from G. Ludwig
Baumann OF Brooklyn six old dwellings
AT 247. 249. 25l, 257. 26l and 263 Wcet
Thirty-ffth street for a period OF live
years with an option to purchase Tan
zor Co. announced this lessee had
obtained or IL about to obtain possession
OF intervening houses either by purchase
or lease and that on the combined plot
ne Will erect a loft building when exist
ing leases expire or are purchased
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

RlN EHSlpE DRIVE. IA cor lsoth a,
lo3 sNH6, lo-oscar stop " Riverside Drive
and lt0th - Co. owner ana contractor $40
llsTi 81. iSs E-NauN a Mau Inc vs.
Shtstore Purnscato, owner. Anthony
liilH ST. 81 W-Reibhard, Bros vs. \ y
Real Estate Security CO. ownef. McVirkar
Gs,.larh Realty Co. contractor silo
iO5Tlt ST, -. whole front between Bwsy
snd Wes, End nv. ,ao,Nlos. IL
owner ami contractor ........... S.Os 90
Rowland 90 nat T Oakley ana Philip
Rh!nelHndeT, owners; Florence : leighton
and Eugene y Flood lrsse-s Tsu' Dc u
Leighton, contractor (roncNnll ... sos ~
ETH ST, lts W--iirrmau Seklir Rgt SaaIg
Realty co, owner. Ghbs Kirby, agents
contractors ..,......,....... S5.sOt
lsT Az ?eS-HcnJs min w.rd,nscr ., al
agt samuel Glazcr, owner ana coutrHc.
AUDUBON Az, = cor l7lst st. .Oxs6-
August kompfnor ngt Gustave Rochme
owner, Max scharf or scha"f contrac-
pAEk Az. sso-Wm NJ Moore nst $50
Park Ave Co. Inc, owner and contrac-
PARK Az, s.o-wm N Moore az, Fulsr,on
Weaver Realty co. owner ana contrac-
bronx.
lNTERNALE Az. v = ls5 Jennings 81,
s6xIiO-Franci- Y Keu Go agt Jacob
Stroller co. owner and contractor .f20s -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises SM sun sets SO Moon rises 500
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH. - Cos. island 30: Hell Gaze 10 %
low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyI'k PSI GOV. ts.nnd 3 OF Hell Gate i:ai
Arr,ysd-wEDSs AZ. rch-u,-v IL
IS PRINCES Irene. eos = " NessinA Joao-
AIRY ~.
). Trent. a.io \. N. hn'iiin, february !.
IS Coys :, Lucia, January =.
= Srninuic, $50 q. ", 'Niha Island. fobsv
AIRY =.
s. Alanca. $50 A. NJ, Cri-tohai February 5
= ~ sud, Galveston, tebruBr! ..
81 lampasas, k"y West. february :
- IruaUC. JaCksuuNhc. february {
Sc jamestown. Norfolk. February 70.
- lstD'. .,Uriol.. uvusry
- Miupc-ota. Philadelphia, February 10
IS Delaware, n,luuyi.'.h. btu"rN ~
ARRIVED FROM NEW NOIh
IS Olympic AZ Sru'hl mpton.
sc Iaconia. at Alexandria.
- Berlin. at Naples.
- Cincinnati, AT Genoa.
SIS rance. at Havrc.
- Sant Anna. at Niger
So Clcvsl land, at por; SsiG
SAILED ron NUW ORh
- kronprnse,sln Cecilic. from Br,m
- New York, from Southampton.
IS President Lincoln. from Hamburg
" verona. from Sapl,s
s. san Juan. from san juan.
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LEASING COUNTRY PLACE.

The Lewis II. May Company has leased
the Licht.nst.iU estate property ON the
west side OF oak street. adjoining Broad
way. At Far RockaNay, l.. l.. consistiu.
OF the Homestead, outhuiidings ana four
acres OF ground. 10 Reuben Sadowsky for
the summer.
$. Osgood Pell a co. have rented to
John NJ. rutherford OF Tuxedo. y. Y. "A
cottage and garage on Manhasset BAY. at
sands Point l.. l., for seven months.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON Feb li--'rhesc army
orders were issued to-day:
Capt. II. Il, Casey, CosHt Artillery, from
l0sth to siNtie,h Company,
Capt r. +, Woods, Coast Artillery, from
unassigned list to l0sth Company
Second Lieut.. O. A, Eastwood, Coast Artil-
lcry, from Ninety-third Company to Manila,
March 3,
Cob Daniel Cornman. seventh Infantry
TO army retiring board at Washington, for
examination.
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BROKERAGE NOTES.

=. IIough & Co. were the brokers in
~ sale ot the Royal Palm apartment
nolte at 5o5 West i2tth street for Mag
1a,tn Sflner. reported yesterday.
:. MOOR, Schultz * Co. were the brokers
N th' frade Of $40 TO ga West l<Oth
'Nse' FOR 1856 Amsterdam avenue ~.
'ogteI yestorday.
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LOFT STORE IN THE BRONX.

George ". Loft has bought the unex-
PRED lease OF John Perthekes on the
property NJ 5S2 Willis avenue. The lease
had two and half years to run and was
secured through p II. J. DAILY as broker.
About n month ago Mr.. Loft leased the
property for twenty years from the Davies
estate. He now plans TO make extensive
alterations to the building and open "A
store there about Faster time. which will
be his ilrst IN The Bronv
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BROOKLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

Plans have been filed by Shampan &
Shampan for an apartment house to cost
$4,000. II will be erected by the q 4.
NJ Improvement Company on a plot COX
100, on the north side OF 81. James place
253 feet west of Gates avenue. The
facade H. In French Renaissance style.
with the first story entirely OF limestone
and the upper stories OF brick with lime
stone trimmings and flower balconies.
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Brsdnrr 10 Newark City Attorne,

NEWARK, " j, Feb. II Mayor Hauss-
ling to-day appointed Frank T.. Bradner
as city Attorney 10 succeed Herbert
Eoggs, who has resigned TO become As.
sistan, Attorney General Of New Jersey
The Office pays $4,000 a year
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No SALE on EAST asTU STREET

SHAW 4. 90. and Herman Lc Roy Edgar
ne!Y th' report that the dwelling at l23
l.stt Thir'y-eighth street has been sold
ior +. Everett Thorpe, They announce
'.a' the property Is to be sold In fore
'iosur' on February IS.
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RUyER or WEST SIDE FLAT.

=. william H. Gentz!ngcr is the buyer OF
ur nat al 10 West Sixty-tfth street. the
eil' ~ which was reported recently by
~ " Hayward az Co. Mr.. Gentzlinger
PAD -, cash above tho mortgage.
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ONE. for Unemployed Bureau

4 temporary ot'ce for tn" city's bureau
Tor the relief of the unemployed. which
10 To he "a clearing house for employ men,
agencies, ~ to be op, ned in a few days al
% Lafayette street,
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LEASES EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
ia East Seventy second street. Il four
story dwelling. for n term OF years to
Albert Stickney.
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TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

There will be a meeting OF the West
Side Taxpayers Association on Friday
evening az Heinebund Hail. 2s7 West
Thirty-fourth street.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
| TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
parry Mne q, second psr
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
CLIFF ST, 81, n a. ab.i0xsi.s x25 iss2. " a
4 plC, boundo, partly, By rear OF foresoins
/ land OF Hurst, being $50 on . g. at.5 on
Hendricks ct al to Harmon w Hendricks,
! lcE .ith st, Y ~. &scax Feb
CLIFF ST. 20. n s, ssxsssatsss-samris; /;
same. !, pit, a q. a &. Feb 2; atty.
ELM ST, to 10. e cor Duane st. ibiI.sx
| io9,7Niol,4-No $50 Broadway TO Louis
Jones ano. 80 W s7th ct mtg $40.
SAME PRorERfY.rouis NJ Jones 3, al to
Holiywood Hotel 4 Cottage co. Il Bway,
MADISON AZ. i7s. s. s. stxioo~sam'ii cold.
stein to Jacob Krimsky. 40 Division st.
pIyisioS ? ~ q. ss' sssss sGa KrI
,$ssec. q, 81 Len June st. s;;s rlis: :
ioTH ST. ios T. =. sa'ss;si;.7-jiu,iss
( nosonste,n 70 Dora. his wife, ne W 1924
10TH ST !. :, $50 " waverly pi runs 5
SKI, Slt sss *. e IS eh s5 p ion
:, . iIA5 70 bes-Edward ID Harris.
So Inc WHO aou. ,S w en- n,. 5000 nysU.
CHARLES ST. ss and II. \. s. S5Ss5-Third
Associated Presbyterian Congregation In
Nlty OF to Martha Building Corpn
eeo Prospect av.. mtg 100000. Feb IL;
! sttys' Lachuran & Goldsmith. a5 Nassau
ilTH sT 3, 800 n W eth ac. isxliss -
Edw Swami to Gertrude VI Nelms, Venice
| Los Angeles Co, Cal, mtg Siss.Ooo. Dec 20
| atty. T Co, i76 Observation-Disclosures,
| East side.
east Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
| 10Th sts.J
Sd Az. " = to.5 = 5Ith st. 2o17o--Bernsrd
va ;', - PTS, mtg 1900, Feb .: atty.
/ 18th ST, 20 l.. =, 2?.cxiO0.5-Jos c Mott to
IM i.ns s Realty CO Tag Bwag part. AZ
10Th ST ass-2. q. IS sosico. ..Maryy 'V A
aT noFp akyn to G.erina L.n'in ass Greene
strH sr n 5. 100 list av. 7s.ic:. s-XdcipS
+ 18Th st mtg s3s.ooo, Feb I: attys. Cor
! bit stern GO Wall observation-disclosures
Wet Side.
west Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
'-n ST. $50 W =, l9.7Ass.s; Cls ~. .,s
| ". s. 25xloo marie NJ wolfe to Geo
Wo,fe n, 80 W, 42d It: az anciilary receiver
VIM soden W Lillian u Bates. all Hens,
! Zen ~; address t2b. $50 w iad St.. 81
! 18TH ST Ist ". = :. sbxioO. VIM 4 Lam.
sert ct al TO Lahore Realty co, $50
Bwsy ivy o. 40 IVY ~ Il
. 10TH ST, ala ". ns. iIxloo li--Gcorgianna
/ Brown to VIM Lillian W Patterson.
$4,000. h and =. all liens. Feb .. atty. 7 NJ
! r!chenor. % Park Row ...............sl 800
lptown
: ,Nt,,,.,,,r ts,,,I ror.h -, I'M, -,
=, '"a"" ~. 81, '.,,"'' ""' III " i'V.n ~
: MANHATTAN Az " e. 80 l.oth 81
! l5N'o-J"scphin" besig !mo,herl to
! Josephine b"sIg 'dHuehterl wi Manhattan
Az, Feb 10. atty. q Wells l Union
ii,fH ST. ;. 100 Lenov av. 5oxss.ii-
Nonpareil Realty co OF Jersey city 10
/ i'"yton CO, Inc. - w s7th ~ mtg $1,000
AZ liens, Feb IL a"y' fan' H"rh, "a
Rronx
,u,rou,b ~ ,rhe pr,nxl
! CafSifffS tt,"h tei,'" cann reh IN a,tv
Ti'le I; & I 40. l;s Bway....,........S 81
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These navy orders were issued

These navy orders we're issued
Lieut.. W. L. Eberlc. from receiving ship
al New York to tho Arkansas.
Lieut.. &, VI, McGill. to Philadelphia yard,
March rs,
Lieut., H. n. Ritter. from the Washington
to receiving ship Mt Nav York.
Ensign Frank Slnylun Jr., to the Wash
ington,
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WASHINGTON Av, 1909, nv g i7s.h ct. All
--GoTtrujc Moeler 20 Bronx suffer Nf,.
60 50! II las.h 81, yrs from Jan I (:
nttys. Grauer 4 Co. sai T. i4ath
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TO LET roR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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MORTGAGES.

lenders Attorney
Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth ST.
PARK ROW, lo5. ieasehoid--wm sauter 20
Bridge CAT. Corp. lo5 Park Row. pr
mtge b5 900. Feb 10. due on install. $1,000
monthly. atty, T q Co, l78 Bway. $4,000
Phillips Weeks Estate Iis W 10th at,
gr ,mige $4,000: Feb s, yr; atty, y
Title Ins CO. 1875 Bwny .......... 5000
SHERIFF ST. 3 1875 Houston st, COX
l0O-Hyman Schin to Max Borck. 1894
Madison nv, Dec II, 1919. duo ae per
bond; atty Chas l. Borck. IS Park
2sTTm sT, 10 ana ST r.. s--Philiips
Weeks Estate 10 VIM Korn. s7s Park av.
Feb ., due Aug &, 1914. y G. atty
Title Inc Co. 1916 Bway .,.,...,..i<l,bo 500
10TH ST, So. SOS W Waverly pi ll<5x.-
Wendell b Evans CO to Edw ID Harris,
exr and trus. ga Palisade av, Workers.
y V. Feb II. yrs p c; atty. Jas
u pSIsy s' sr hSa' iss way.,jy nj $500 $500
mMar!sh1ss ndg Corr to samson La1h.
$4,000. yr, p c; attys Lachman 4 q,
SAME PROPERTY = Same TO same pr
mtge $4,000. Feb II. yr p c. atty.
,2TH sT, so. Il, 81. a7,sxios.s. !, part part
pr mtre 352,5oo-Hyman Katz to Sarah
Ferstein, ibi Allen nj, Jan 20. yrs,
u , . tl,VVU
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Fast Side.
EAST OF Fifth av betweon Fourteenth and
10Th

18th 81. 20 II. s. 2e.Gxl00 J--M0ntross
Realty Co to Union Estates Co, 1875 Bway.
Feh II, pr mtge $4,000 due May IL,
1915. q c. atty, N lns Co. 1875 Broad ,
sab 81, so y. $ 26xioaa, pr mtss
siJ, ooo--Frank a BOILING to Frank X
Kuchler, 2s Park av, Bklyn, Feb 10.
due and Int rs per boyd; atty, CO,
ssT1Ii s T" 81 r. ss,oxio.s-Mary 4 Ti.rS SeS
to Maudo S streimer, rs Z esth st. F.b
II, due us per bond: atty, l. & Quacken-
hush; Is I q ss'h 's,';;.::;..,iu;,,. 1900
Annigoni to Anna Esposlto. 10? iobth
RI. pr mtee $4,000. Feb 10. due as per
bond; atty T q Co. l7s Bway $1,000
West Side.
west Of fifth sv between Fourteenth and
llOth sts)
e9TH ST. 800 W. n 22Sss,s-Rudolph
scth ~. Jan ~, duo Jan i, 1915. s p =.
atty l. T ms 90. $50 Bvay. 81 600
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with name and address OF owner and
attorney. When attorneys name IL omitted
adj, party OF second part)
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lNTERNALE AV. =, 1856 Jennings 81
sbNliO-Franci- Y Kcll Go agt Jacob
Stroller co. owner and contractor. 1908 /.
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bELASCEY ST, = J2.S q . of Orchard
- sI6AIt-iicnrietts tnderhill sgt JacOt
nolk 80 al foreclosure of mortgage: atty
T. y Lyon.
foT.u ST iqs Z. u...t,.. ,,-.---., ,
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AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY opened at per cent;
highest 9 per cent; lowest, Ia. per cent;
closing. per cent; renewal per cent.
TIME MONEY was in light demand
Rates 2iad3 per cent for sixty days Sdo1.
per cent for ninety days, 3l4m3i2 per cent
for four months, 3iaM3A per cent lof "'e
and six months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was auiet.
Rates 4Grs per cent for sixty TO ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable. as well as
for choice four and six months single
names and 4a4 per cent for others
CLEARING HOUSE STATEN EN-
EXCHANGES $50. 1872 40; balances. sis. isi 30
Tho Sub-Treasury was a debtor to the
extent of S9oI,2os.
SUB-TREASURY - New York banks
lost from the Sub-Treasury $4,000, ana
lost since last Friday S.ni,Co
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. par.
Savannah. buying l-l6c discount selling
par; San Francisco, SOC premium onarles.
ton. buying par. selling l-lsc premium;
Chicago 2Oc premium: st. Louis. 20c pre-
MUM asked: Minneapolis CSC premium;
Cincinnati, sc premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Bos exchanges
SIS. 0i5 2c6. balances S.5,S,SS0; Chicago en-
changes S69. 81, balances s6.SSS. AZ: Phil
adelphia, exchanges Sl,lH.6es. balances
ttO65.s54: ST. Louis. exchanges sl5,553.Ss6,
balances sl.3l1,i50
SILVER MARKET Commercial price
of bar silver I'm New York. 57sc decline
OF &c. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 45asc. an advance OF &c. In London
bar silver was quoted at e6tsd. decline
OF lid
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The market
closed steady and was in moderate de-
mand. Gable and sight rates London
Cable. tS595f496: demand. 4&s.n4 Soso.
Paris-Cable. 5.lSis plus 3-64 check, olsts
minus GA. Berlin-Cable. %; check. "a lib
Switzerland - Cable. 5iSls minus S-S-
check. 5.lss. minus l-S2. Holland
Cable, 4ol4 plus Lilo; check. to%. Bel
gium-Cable, 5Ih plus l-32: check.
5.2lA minus l-32 Sixty and ninety DAY
bills: London (ba s)-Sixty days, 4.SSNo
ninety days. 1895. London (commercian-
Sixty days. is3s.; ninety days, ISIS.
Paris tbankers')- Sixty days. 5.2lt; ninety
DAYS g. 2oie minus 1-3e. Paris lcommerciaD
Sixty days 52lA minus Lie: ninety DAYS.
23is plus l-32. Berlin bankers Sixty
days 9iss: ninety days, 94N. Berlin tcom-
merciaD-Sixty days. AS minus i-32;
ninety days. GAS minus l-S2
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General Chemicals Report.

The annual report OF the Genera Chem-
ical Company. while showing an increase
i'm net earnings. gave decrease IN oai-
ence for common stock. due to Issuing OF
additional stock by the company during
the year. Net profits for 1913 were "
$50 Az. as compared with s2.66s5s2 in 1872
and the balance for dividends. after the
declaration on the preferred. was N'ssi,fi2
equal 10 1919 per cent on the outstanding
oonouon stock, as compared with 22~ the
,.-o,aous wear. The proht and loss surplus
IS 81. co5 $50. as compared with A.'ISos
az the end OF 1912.
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Dividends Declared.

American Radiator Company. quaF',P
~ per cent on preferred. rsysDle f"'-
i6 10 stock Of record February J. ana "
terly OF . per cent and per cert extra -
and 20 per cent extra in stock on the oo'".
parable March 81 20 stock OF record Naf''
Caney River Gas Company, quarterly
per cent. PAYABLE February 20 70 stoes
record February .. :, N
Ontario Power Company. auartefN -
per cent. payable March 70 stock OF
FeDrrary 81. ~,
savoy OIL Company, montniN or - a, n
stock Of rec ord February 10. -.xs
Detroit United Railways, regular p.'.s
OF ia per cent. payable March 10 w.
record February Is.
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REVIEW OF THE
STOCK MARKET
Short Covering Advances
Security Prices After
Irregular Day.

Short covering i'm the afternoon gave
an appearance Of strength to a market
that earlier had been rather duh and
irregular Despite some realizing on
the late upward movement, the firm
tone was maintained 10 the close. with
general fractional gains. over 100000
shares were sold. covering a fairly
broad list.
Londons early prices Of American Sc
curities were at a sharp advance above
Mondays close. and the opening here
generally followed the trend OF the
English market. Considerable selling
in the early trading was fairly well sb-
sorbed. Around noon the market be-
came dull, with specialties prominent
but in the last two hours covering by
those who had been short for the last
few days advanced the general list up
TO the close.
American Can dropped sharply after
its annual report had been made pub
lie. This showed decreases Of about
81. 10000 in net profits and OF S2,JW',-
900 in surplus, with little prospect OF
wiping out the accumulated dividends
on the preferred, decidedly disappoint-
ing TO the many who had believed they
had inside information OF much bet
ter statement. The common stock fell
to 31l5 and the preferred TO 941s, but
these losses OF over a point each were
almost entirely recovered before the
close.
General Motors touched 63, an ad-
vance OF more than 10 points from the
low price on Monday. losing a large
part Of this gain later. The preferred
also was strong. closing with net gain
Of nearly points. This advance was
Variously ascribed TO short covering,
investment buying" and vague rumors
of better earnings Copper stocks were
in demand Amalgamated making a
gain of ia points on nearly 10000
shares Steel. on about 10000 shares,
gained IS. Great Northern preferred
continued its upward movement. and
with Northern. Union and Canadian
Pacific showed net gains Of | point or
more. Rock Island common and pre-
ferred recovered a little of their recent
loss.
General news was practically UNI
needed. Rumors of possible further re-
auctions of the official minimum dis
count rates in Berlin and London were
offset by two London failures Of houses
in the South American trade and by "A
less favorable report from the Bank OF
Germany. The Interstate Commerce
definitely than in the tap line decision,
that before granting the desired
freight rate increase it must first be
shown that allowances to big shippers
were cut off and all services paid for.
A resolution was introduced in Con-
gress to add an investigation into New
Ravens financing TO the burdens Of
that already troubled railroad system.
Difficulty with Japan was for the time
averted by the Overwhelming defeat in
the House Of the proposition to ex-
clude Asiatic immigration.
Oversubscription of the Offering of
the per cent bonds guaranteed by
Louisville & Nashville. like the sale of
the st. Paul AZ issue last week, en-
phasized anew the improved conditions
for investment financing. On the
Stock Exchange the bond business
amounted to over 100000 United
States IS were sold at 9S2., an advance
Of 4 over the last sale on January 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for De-
cember were made pubic Yesterday:
Toledo. 81. Louis a Western Railroad Com
psny mGross, S4os, go. Increase. 500 653. net.
si33. sSj. decrease. $40. 600
CUBE Railroad corpany-Gross si5s 343; in.
crease. si5YN' net, S25s. 9s2. increase f28 D64
- Louis, Rocky Mountain a Pacifc-Gross
crease. $50. 100
St Louis & San Francisco-Gross. t3.STs -
90. decrease, S21:,22 net. ss5i. 30: decrease
virginia RAILWAY Company Gross S54a 500:
increase sos. Ioi; net S2.8 S2s; Increase. S34,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
5E IMPORTERS AND TRADERS Ma
TIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK.
New York, January 20th. 1914

THE IMPoRTERs- AND TRADERS Ma
TIoNAL RANK OF NEW YORK.
New York, January 2Oth, 1914
To the Stockholders OF The importers and
Traders National Bank Of New York:
Notice is hereby given that. by order OF tho
board Of directors. special meeting or the
Stockholders OF The Importers and Traders
National Bank OF New York has been called
and will be held AZ Y o'clock noon on FRIDAY.
the eo,h day OF February, 1914 at It's banking
house. No. "a Broadway Manhattan, New
York City. for the purpose OF raufylng tho
action OF the board OF directors In resolving 10
accept and comply with the terms ana Pro
visions OF the Federal Reserve Act. and FOR
any other purpose that may come before tho
meeting X. il. POWELL. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF tho Rhinelander Real Estate Com
panv for the election OF Directors for the en-
suing year and for the transaction OF SUCH
other business as may properly come before me
meeting. wifi be held at the once OF the Com
pany. 81 Nassau Street IN the City o. New
Sork on Wedncstay, the llth day OF February,
1914 az twelve o'clock noon. i.
Transfer books Will close on tho tih day OF
February. 1914. and open on the 18TH DAY OF
fe0'u'' Rf'H fYii RHINELANDER. Secretary.
pltei. New York, January 2sth 1915.
CITY INVESTING COMPANY.
1855 Broadway. New York.
-r,a animal meeting OF the stockholders OF
.te CIV Investing Company. for the erection
Of a Board OF Directors ana appointment on III
spectors OF election and for me TRANSACTION OF
sitcb other business az may come before the
meeting. viii be held az the Office OF the Com
ranv No 1G5 Broadway. in the Borough or
Manhattan. city Of New York. on Nednes day
February 18th. 1914. al II O'Clock noon Folls
omen from 10 10 ] =. NJ.
GEORGE =. GUNTHER, Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a MEET
inc u the stockholders Of WILLIAM T.;
BONRRIGHT & Co. INCORPORATED. VIII
le held at the Office OF NE COMPANY, 10. ~
Wall -.r e. New York Guy. on the llth DAY
of FEBRUARY 1914. az twelve o'clock noon, 10Y
fhe purpose OF elecuing directors as follows
a.. IN to serve for three years. six for two
,.rer. an ave Tor one year: also inspectors OF
election 10 serve a. the next annual meeting,
and fof the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before SAID meeting
New York January 10Th. 1914.
GEO. r. BUCHANAN. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

iener.on A ClearieId Goal IRON Co.
A dividend Of TWO and one-han per cent
has becn declared on the preferred stock OF
this company. payable February 10Th 1914
49, sfockholders % record February 9th
,ocrls Viii be mailed by the Transfer Agents
OF the company -
GEORGE v. CLUNE. Treasurer.
Rochester. y v. January 2ist. 1914.