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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
CITY INVESTING CO.
BUYS ON BROADWAY
Property From Eighty-cightll
to Eighty-ninth st. Bought
for Speculation.
ST 100000 TRANSACTION

The City Investing Company has bought
from Francis NJ. Jencks the block front on
the east side of Broadway, from Eighty
eighth to Eighty-ninth street. having a
frontage on Broadway of POI feet and
inches, l7j feet on the north side OF
Eighty-eighth street and so feet 3ia
inches on the south side of Eighty ninth
street. The plot has an area of 2i,500
square feet. The Broadway front of the
property is not improved. At the Eighty
eighth street corner is a coal yard, with
an office and store In the rear The east
erly 10 feet on Eghty-cghth street is
built with five story fiat houses, erected
about twenty years ago. The block front
on broadway to the north of this property
is now being improved by Vincent Astor
with twelve story fireproof apartment
house. covering a plot of 200 by $50 feet.
The entire block. bounded by Broadway,
Amsterdam avenue, Eighty ninth and
Ninetieth streets. is owned by MIR. Aston.
In part payment for the property the city
Investing Company gives its equity In the
Hotel Darlington on West Twenty seventh
street. which 1t purchased In 1907. The
broadway property Is owned by Mr..
jencks, free and clear Of mortgages. The
new owners paid Mr. Jencks about $3.50.
| GOO in cash and gave back a purchase
money mortgage on the property In addi-
ton to the equity in the hotel property. II
was said that more than Sl.000,000 is in
! voved in the deal. The city Investing
Company will offer the block for sale for
| improvement with twelve story apartment
/ houses. Frank f.. Smith was the broker
| in the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
SOON TO MAKE SMALL LOANS.
Morris plan Company Incorporated
Here with 100000 Capital.

The Morris Plan Company OF New Yorv
tas filed its certificate of Incorporation
with the State Banking Department and
wiz start business at ~ William street
within a few weeks, with capital of
500. 200. The plan provides an oppor-
tYui,y for persons Of moderate means
60 obtain loans at reasonable rates Of
interest under c.nditions acceptable to
tho borrower TIL" directors, Il Is said.
hone 20 reach those persons who, when
obliged to borrow money, usually fan
.rIo tho hands Of loan sharks
The plan provides also for persons ~
small means who desire safe and profit
able investment FOR sums of $50 or null
tplts thereof.
The directors and incorporators OF the
plan .n New York are Frederic w. Allen,
George +. Garfield. Thomas Cochran, Ray
luond Du Puy, Lewis II. Cavity, Thomas
II Gillespie. Arthur Hagen, Richard T.
Y Halsey. Edwin O Hotter, Samuel \.
Iewisohn Fred r Under, John r. Mac
Arthur, John Marlde, Charles 7. Wills
W. n. Mclean. Arthur J. Morris. Jason
\. Nelson. James T. Russell, Charles IL
Sabn. Theodore y. Shonts, Willard
Straight Henry r. Towne, Guy f. Trip
william Turnbull. Arthur Williams ano
Clark Williams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
DEMAND FOR DWELLINGS GOOD

WorthinEton Whitehousc has leased for
Joshua + rohin the three story dwelling
~ West Eleventh street to Miss Marion r.
Feutuu for q term Of years.
Douglas l.. Gilman a CO. have leased
for a term Of years 20 West Fifty-second
street. a five story dwelling, to \. Hol-
land Forbes The same firm was asso-
ciat.d as brokers with peaSc x Gilman
in the recent lease Of the dwelling at
l2j East Thirty-cighth street to Chester
IL. Aldrich.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles 6.
Brown Company has leased for Albert
Rathbone the four story dwelling at 1870
East SiNty-iifth street for term of years
TO William II. Hamilton.
The Duross Company has leased the
three story house at III Bedford street
TO Mrs Antoiuette Garbarini
l.. j. Phillips 4 Co. have leased TO n
Mr.. JunEhsus the dwelling at S1l st.
Nicholas avenue s73 ST Nicholas avenue
to II. e. Hequcmhorg 402 West l54th
street. southwest corner of st. Nicholas
avenue. to Allen IcNaughten. for Henry
W, Gledhll, trustee. and for W. W. Buck
ley the dwelling at 420 West l4ith street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
TOY MAKERS IN UNION SQUARE.
Take space in Long vacant tiffany
nutldtuR.

Frederick Fox e Co. have leased with
Albert T. Ashforth the second loft. con-
tanning approximately II, 500 square feet
of space. in the old Tiffany Building at the
southwest corner of Union Square and Fiji.
teenth street to Rieman, Seabury & Co.,
manufacturers agents OF American toys,
who have been located for a number Of
years at 693 Broadway. They will use the
premises for salesroom purposes The
lease is for a long term of years.
NJ Il l.. Hess have leased the front half
of the second loft at 1925 West Twenty
Company and the rear half Of the same
loft to NJ. Schwartz; the rear half of the
fifth floor at 90 West Twenty-fourth street
to Kressel g. Firstenberg the fourth loft
at SAG Broadway TO l.. Meyer & Bros. and
offices at 1870 Broadway to julius Balm
Ewing, Bacon & Henry have leased
space In $50 West Fifty-fourth street to
the H. VI. Shock Absorber Company, the
Consolidated Liquid Gas Company and
II. w. Alters, Jr., and space in the Archl-
tects Building, 10l Park avenue. TO
Rheinsteu & Haas. Inc.
The Duross Company has leased the
basement store at 24l West Twentieth
street to John Earley's Sons and the store
at 23S West Fourteenth street to Edward
A. Nickel.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. have leased the
building at 623 West 1Slst street y the
Washington Heights Republican Club (:
the building at 625 West 1S1st street for
c. G. Marshall to II. Rotnagll ant the
store at 1876 Broadway to j. q J. g. wal
ZACH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
APARTMENTS TO LET.

Iunibia Trust Co; atty. Co, 1875
i0lsT ST. IN Il. n g. 1S5 e I'd az. 25xiOO11.
Apr !, l90S--Thos Featherston to David
Dreyfuss, atty. VIM carl. 90 Nassau
iOiST ST. 200 h. n s. $50 I'd av. 25x1OO.1l.
Apr l. 190s-Same to same atty,
2lsT ST. s57 W. II :, % 9th av runs n
9S9x ELK - SIX . Z 6N - to n 81
l7.6 to beg Jan -, l9l2-Wm j 4
Mary stevens to q & co, ia
SD Az. 1887. mtg on lease. sc, Nov - 1918
julius FaeCher to Gustave a Alex Green
wald. 52S Westchester av ............ tI50
9TH ST. 2l2 W. :, 29j W Amsterdam av.
25Nl0O.j. Nov 20 l9l1--Hiunah Abraham
to Gustav Scufer. Woodclin on Hudson.
y !; attys, Maerkle & NJ, go Bway s.. 900
FERRY Az. s. 1919 southern Blvd
73xl05. 5x73xlOi.7. June 20. 19l0-Dsyis
browr to WIN II Brchall, atty Hyman,
llF nassau ST.. ...',....'. .Sl2OVO
3iTH ST. 8, 244.G o Lexington av. 1SN9S .,
oct 2s. lse6--EuEene clark 10 Thos Daily,
eNr. satisfied Of record without production
Of mort. by order supreme court. Nov IL.
Justice Davis, atty for petitioner.
Thos " keogh. 90 Pine ~.
BROOME ST. $50. n ST. Ludlow -,
3o.6XS76. Nov is. 19o7--Hy NJ q Sarah
Bloch ct al to John Morrissey & ano;
sttys. Rogers r. - Park Row 81, 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
NEW BROADWAY BUILDING.
10 story structure 10 Go IN at 10th
street Corner.

ON the northeast corner Of Broadway
and Twenty-siNth street will be erected
a sixteen story fircproof store and loft
building, fronting 1859 feet on Broadwa '
and 5ll0 feet on Twenty-siXth street
with a facade OF brick and terra Gotta.
Frederick Aver Of Beverly, Mass, il tho
owner. Maynicke & FRANKIE are the archi-
teCts and have estimated the cost AZ
s4O00 900 The buildings to be displaced
are landmarks Of old Broadway and their
successor will he notable in that with
the twenty story commercial building IT,"
Johnson Kahn Company Is erecting on the
Twenty-seveuth street frontage. IRON,
Fifth avenue to Broadway, the site of the
old Victoria Hotel and the Croisic Building
with twenty stories at the northwest COR
ner of Fifth avenue and ,Twenty-s
street, the entire block will have modern
buildings with three exceptions These
are the old dwellings, used for business
purposes at 222 to 226 Fifth avenue.
owned by the Baldwin estate and the
Countess Adele de Talleyrand Pcrlgord,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
DEMAND HOLDS STOCKS
AT JULY CLOSING PRICE
Some Shares i'm List of 50 Sell
Above Figure Set for
Trading.

The Investment demand for stocks has
SO improved that not less than hfty-eight
listed stocks are now selling at or above
the close of July 30, which level has been
fixed as a minimum during the suspension
of business Included in this list are
considerable number Of international fav-
oritcs. in fact. only two active issues
which are conspcuously under the July
range are steel common and Amalga-
mated Copper.
The list varies somewhat from day to
day and 1t is not always possible to deal
IN every issue in large amounts. Never
theless many stocks have apparently es-
tablished themselves solidly above the
limits. 4 few show advances OF from 3
to points. The list follows:
Alaska Gold. American Beet Sugar COM
mon. American can common, American
Can preferred. American Car and Foundry
preferred. American Locomotive preferred.
American Sugar common, American Sugar
preferred. American Telephone and Tele-
graph American Wooden common. Amer
lean Wooden preferred. Atchison common.
Bethlehem steel common. Bethlehem steel
preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Cali
fornia Petroleum preferred, Central
Leather common. Central Leather pre-
ferred. Chicago Great Western common,
Chicago Great Western preferred. Consoli-
dated Gas. Corn Products common, Dem
Yer and Rio Grande preferred. Genera.
Motors common, General Motors pre-
ferred. Goodrich common. Goodrich pre-
ferred. Great Northern preferred. GuE-
genheim Exploration, International llar-
vester Of New Jersey. Kansas city South
ern preferred. Laclede Gas, Lehigh Valley.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas preferred.
National Biscuit common, National Bis
cult preferred, National Lead common,
! National Lead preferred. New York Cen
trail. New York ontario and western,
! Norfolk and Western common. Northern
/ Pacific, Pennsylvania, Peoples Gas. Read
| ing. standard Milling common, standard
/ Milling preferred, Studehakcr common
! Studebaker preferred. Texas Company,
/ Third Avenue. Twin city Rapid Transit
| Union Pacific United states Rubber com
J mon. United states Rubber first preferred
! United states steel preferred, Western
! Maryland, Western Union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Rcd star liner Finland. sailing 10 day.
viii take mall. closing at $50 \. NJ. for the
Azores, Gibraltar. Italy and for other coun-
tries except LuNemhurgi. when specially
addressed
The Italian liner puca d'Aos,a, sailing
To-day FOR naples, Will carry mail, dosing
at $40 \ VI. for Germany. Austria. Turkey
and Hungary and for other countries toH-
cept LuNemhurEt. when specially addressed.
The American liner New York sailing
today FOR Liverpool, VIII take mail, clos
ing az $3.50 \. ". for Europe oeNcept Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. Turkey amt Lux.
emhurg', Africa. West Asia aud the Fact
Indies
The French liner la TouraIne. -allirG
to-day for Hdvre. VII take mall. closing A.
noon Tor Franc" Ruhauia, Bulgaria. Servia,
switzerland. italy. spain, Portugal Egypt
Greece. British India Brush East Africa.
slam. GlhrdlfHr. 'CyIuu. straits settlements.
Dutch Ets' Indies. West Australia. Persia
and FOR other countries teNrrpt Germany,
Austria Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkey,
when specially Addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
Incoming VesseIs-By wireless.

Ns Camcronia Glasgow, reported ihAt she would
ducl this morning
:, oscar H. christian sand rcpor'rd that she
would be- i~ QuorAutiuc - uc'nclS THIS morning
IS Guliol, Port Arthur. 80 mles east OF
Sihiu" bar at noon Yesterday
* CITY Of Nnutc oWcrv. savannah, ~ miles
south NJ Diamond Shoa'' a noon
- Auurhr .acl(~puNI 'lc, - mules south of
sandy Hook Al = NJ
:, III s,l G1hrston, 70 miles west OF Sand
:, " Nouc. Galveston. 3o5 mile. east Of
Galveston bar ri q y
< Nisllura Guantanamo. '7G miles from
Diamond Shoals a noon
:, Crcolr Sew Orleans 100 milo. south of
Jupiter at noon
:. wnohcr Bclmsham $50 miles south OF
:, M,l"- san HAN, a. mtlcs south or
So unamun San Juan. $50 mules south o.,
Saudi liu5G ~ "a0'
: ~ Cld. New Orleans "'u mllc- snuthueSi
Of Diamond Shoals ~ u"uu
- Comauuhc. jackson, Me. u miles north
OF ST Johns bar at T. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
EXCHANGE ON PARIS
CAUSE OF ANXIETY
Increasing Scarcity Of Francs
Is significant Feature of
Money Market.
STERLING AGAIN EASIER

etDfluc cNrhaure was somewhat easier
yesterday. hut exchange ON Paris, which
has been especially strong OF late, con-
ti.,,cd is advance. The supply Of francs
is steadily becoming scarcer and foreign
exchange men said that only one interna-
tfonu banking house was "A seller of Paris
.,..3.sc. Toward the close OF business
even that house ceased its offerings. Marks
ycro somewhat lower
should the stock Exchange reopen for
fr,cr trading in bonds, as has been sug-
rcsted. it may he uccts sary 1t ~ thought.
., make some arrangements for sending
rod TO Paris. or at least shipping it To
the Bank Of England depository in OF
towa. where it could be credited to the
Bank of France Exchange on Paris from
London 81 now at the gold shipping point.
hpt France is Of course not calling upon
her ally to give m gold. 1t is believed,
however. that In case franc exchange
should 60 much higher France would not
be so l,uient with this country and would
take the same position that England took
when sterling rates were so high but a
short time ago.
Franco. and grain shipments have been
light when compared with previous years.
About tho only shipments from this coun-
try TO France have been medical supplies.
munitions Of war and horses. In View OF
the heavy French liquidation OF American
securities previous TO the closing OF the
stock Exchange this country still has a
heavy debt to France.
The action Of sterling during the early
mart of the week. when 1t was thought
that frcer trading in bonds might be al
lowed, showed how tense the situation in
that market still is. They showed that
cables were within - of 4.S9 and that
demand was selling at 4.SSts. Should eN-
change get above 40 We should he
Obliged again to ship gold to Canada
which is particularly tho thing that the
financial interests of the country have
been trying to avoid. one exchange man
estimated yesterday that We might have
20 face a liquidation OF foreign held
American securities to the amount OF
$3.50. 600 900. Such an avalanche Of liqui'
dalton, he said. would swamp the country
and cause rates to soar above s. tho
pound sterling.
Demand closed last night AT ass and
AsSis for the former and 4Ss7s for tn,
latter on Thursday Francs were cspc
cially strong at 5.11i. for checks anC
H.i0i. for cables, against 5.12 for checks
and 5.l1 for cables the day previous
Marks were frac;ionally lower at S6i4 70
checks and S6Ss for cables. as compared
with SGas for checks and S6ta for cable
on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
HAPPENINGS IN BROOkIYN.

Elisha T. Everett has sold the three
family brick dwelling at 46S Hancock
street for Thomas II. stewart TO client
for investment
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold 1861 SeVenty-siXth street. a one fam
lily stucco dwelling, on lot 22.SXlO0. TO
H. Woodbury.. and a similar house at
1869 Sevcntysixth street TO \. j. Ken
ner.
A. J. Waldron has sold 500 McDon-
ough street. three story and basement
red sandstone house, for T.. Crawford
Sdndfurd to a client. also sold the three
story ana basement hrowustons house
at 3o2 Macon street, between sumner ami
Lewis avenues, for the De La Hoyde cs-
tie, through the Office of ), Noonan,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

WASlIlNGTON, SOY 20.--Thc destroyer
Roc ha- arrived at Whitostour dpstrpyor
smith at Tompkiusv'.l", tug rutapsco At
Nnrrulk ward. transport Prairie aud sub,
marines X - and X At New London, colIicr
Rrutus at Santo Domingo city. cruisers We,
virginia aud Albany at La Pu3
Cruiser saratoga has sailed from Shaug-
hal for Naui'a. cruiser tmcinuati from Me
usalN for Nurib cruiser ~tu Diego ruu
san Francisco for Wo-' coast ~ NeNIcp
cruiser Sew orleans FROM San Frsuri>cn tnr
san Diego gunhuHt that'nuuuBi fruW Aca-
pulco Tor ManGaulin, iranspoit BUR ilu frpu
la Pa2 for NHgatlan and collier Hector
from Acapulco iS- Honolulu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
NEW SITE FOR WALL sr. y. o.

CHmmann, Voorhees, & Floyd. with .Tohn
Hi. have leased for long term to- the
United States Government the southwest
corner of Pine and Pearl sire Is. The
corner. 4iN73, is owned by the Buckhout
Realty Company, which leased yesterday
through the same brokers from Amos f.
Emo 10 to - Pine street and 1Gj Pearl
street. giving "A total area of about
$500 square feet. on which new build
ing will be erected for post office pur-
poses. The Wall street branch Office
now at 60 Wall street, will occupy the
new building about May !. 1915. The en-
tire trans elton involves over $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
tWlth name ana address Of lenders a,
tOruey)

tNlth name ana address Of lenders a.
tOruey.)
ll.TH ST, rs, ga L, :, 2ei = Sd av. 49llx
lOOll, July 10, lol3--Luuis l. \ Lillian l.
Goldstein to Alfred Apter. 40 " lI1lh 81.
atty /. r | 80, $50 Rway .... $500
5:p ST $50 W =, g.. e llth nv, :5SI00 >.
Arr go l9o7--Chas W & Mary TrradWe e.,
to the Franklin Saw Bank. atty Wilson
NJ Powell WAL s'.......,.. .... s.. 900
lST Az Nii II cor 47th -. 26NS0. Nlv H.
1918 bernard 4 Mary Fortgang 10 Hy u
and S!gmund II Greonwald, atty, Clifford
. Roberts - cedar ~ ....,,..,.. 50. 500
ARTHUR Az, n cor lSSth 81. 95NSl SNg5V
20. Dec :, l9l0-Deindchus Building GO
70 Louis Massucci; atty, Chas HerhlrnL
77STiiii ST. 3.5 i, n ;, g5AlO2 . Apr 3. 49,
Man Grrrnrhtum to Adolph Finkhciuer .
atty, r = Hummel 1903 81 av Siipo
HUDSON ST. l39, " :, ~ 6Ni75. July /, lSe5
Ino r McHeou to Mary \ Williams a.
Grand at. Nrwhurgh Y, ATTY, + p
Trautmauu. 1872 Nassau st ....,,,. $40. 200
26TH ~, $ - a11 dih HN, run, : "
gsgN : e 75x l0,aN 1919 to " :
away X 1863 II 1891 to bes, Mar 90.
i9l3-,Si James bldg Inc. to Emmett $
Hamilton. trustee. Bayouue, j atty,
Walter W Irwin. $50 Bway .-..... So coo
6TH 81 2lH II :. @p5.i 81 Rv, 3.tN9U e.
July ~. loll- Mary Nurse tn WIheiu,nl
X Gronholz gll So 9th ST. Bklyu; atty,
4 Waxenbaum. IA stanton 81 uud
ST NICHOLAS Az, II ? cor ll2d 81, runs u
.5tN jlllN olnx 7S.e to -
Nicholas pl ?illx iei.s to beg, Apr
3. l9lt-West l5@d s. CONSTR CO to CO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
TELLS OF BALDWIN SALE.
q. ". Robinson RccOunts Deal He
says Cost Hin, 100000.

George II. Robinson a broker re
counted before Judge Augustus Hand iG
tn. United states District Court yes'eg-
day the story OF his negotiations 20 sell
the Baldwin Locomotive Works 20 Kuhn.
Loeb a Go. A. the deal was about 20
he closed he said. Alba II. Johnson Sc
cretly sold the works 20 syndicate CONF
posed Of DreX"l \ Co of Philadelphia
and White Weld Il CO. Of this city, in
sp.ta Of his promise to Kuhn. Loeb co
20 deal with no other concern while ;he
negotiations were on.
As a result ~ the secret sale Robin
son says he was deprived of at least
$500. 600 IN commissions. He IS suing
Johnson for this amount. This is the
second trial Of the action. The case
win he continued at 10 o'clock MondaN
morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
BIG APARTMENT TRANSFERRED,

west corner OF Central Park and Eighty
sixth street. has passed to new interests
The new owner Of the big apartment
house. which is twelve stories high, is tho
3 West Eighty-siXth Street Company, with
Headquarters az 1853 Broadway. The seller
is Charles W. ogden. The property was
transferred yesterday To the realty COM
pany subject to mortgage of 500, 600
The apartment. though not one Of the
newest. is among the best on the west
frontier OF Central Park, II has a front
age of l0l2 feet on the parkway and $50
feet on the street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
100000 WEST SIDE TRADE.

The Argyle seven story apartment; house
at lac West 131st street has been sold
Daniel l.. korn Is the seller. Mr.. korn
bought tho house in May. l?l2. II Is on
a plot 81 feet wide and 100 feet deep ad-
joining on the east synagogue. This
property and house on Hoe avenue in
The Bronx have been sold In trade in
volving close to $500 900. The property
for which the two houses are given is ON
Eighty-uuth street near broadway. 1t
was Impossible last night to learn the
definite location Of the West side prop
crtN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
MAY BUY MORE PANAMA SHIPS
Company Also Discusses Extension
of Rail Lines in Zone.

Directors Of the Panama Railroad Com
PAW including Secretary Of War Lind'e-
" Garrison who came from Washington
for tie meeting, discussed extending it's
lines 20 meet the increase in traffic ex-
pocted with the opening of the canal and
the purchase Of new and larger steamships
Tor its ocean service yesterday at the
eonurys offices, "a state street
AT the directors except Col q. w
Goe,ha'S, president, who is a the canal,
were present Secretary Garrison SAID
TIE plans discussed were purely tentative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day and to-
morrow; not much change In temperature,
M odpratc west winds, djmjDjs shiny,

For eastern New YORK. fair to-day and to-
morrow; not much change In perature,
moderate west winds. diminishing.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvanis-
fair and slightly colder to-day; fair o-mor-
row; moderate west winds
For northern New England fair and colder
to-day, except snow in northern Maine; fair
and warmer tomorrow. fresh west to north
west winds
For southern New England fair today
and tomorrow; warmer tomorrow. fre,~
west winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.--rhe storm which
was on the south Atlantic coast on Thurs
day moved northward and was central off
the southern New England coast yesterday.
attended by snow in the lake regions and
In parts Of tho Atlantic states southwark
into tho Carollnas.
The pressure was high everywhere west
Of the middle Atlantic states and New
England. except over the north central
states. where II was only comparatively
low
Much colder weather covered the laks
regions and southwark into the Gulf states
aud freezing temperatures covered all OF the
CUR states cast Of the Mississippi. except
Florida and southern Louisiana. aud were
only 20 degrees above gro In northern
Alabama and 10 above In parts Of the Caro-
linas and Tennessee.
In this city the day MAS fair and colder,
| wind. fresh TO brisk northwest; average
humidity. - per cent; barometer. corrected
| TO read 10 sea level at s A. NJ, ee.be; ;
| T. NJ, 2p.5j
The temperature IN this city YESTERDAY, a.
recorded by tho ofncia thermometer. Is shown
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Appcllate Dlvislon-Supreme Court--Re
cess
supreme Couri--Speclai Term--Part IL
BEFORE DAVIS, j. Court opens at 1880 a. NJ
EN pHrte matters.
Surrogate Court hambers-Before co
.ha1,u = No day calendar,
CIV Cnurt-Specill Term Part Ii.-Be
fore McAvoy, J. Court opens at 10 A, NJ
EN parte mattets,
KINGS COUNTY.
Suprcme Court--Special Term-Befor'
penodict 4 Court opens at 10 A. NJ. LII
gated motions Before Kelly j. Ex part'
matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
TO REPORT ON EXCHANGE UNION,
May Favor One Floor for Console
dated and Produce.

The special committees which were ap-
pointed some time ago by the officials
~ tho Produce Exchange and che Con-
soldated Exchange to discuss merger
has completed it's investigation and is
drawing up It's report. 1t Is rumored that
the committee will advocate that the Con-
soltdated Exchange abandon its own Aoor
and in future conduct its business on the
Produce Exchange.
For the last few weeks trading In wheat
has hee- going on at the Consolidated
Exchange.