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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-15
SHELTERS DROP 2 GAMES
Defeats at Hands of Toronto
Send Them to Last Place.

Toronto defeated the Skeeters IN a
double-hoader at Jersey City yesterday.
The scores were . to 0 and to 3.
The visitors did not tally in the first
game until the ninth inning. when three
singles, after two men had been retired,
and Pfyl's muff of low throw enabled
two Canadians TO cross the rubber.
The second game was practically a
present, as the home team contributed
six errors. The Shelters have now lost
thirteen straight games and have dropped
to last place.
FIRST GAMD.
Toronto 60 0 o - 0
Jersey City,. Q 0 0 0 0 30 4
Batteries--Herbst and Kelly; Frill and Ty-
ler
SECOND GAME,
Toronto......... % 10
Jersey city. 0 > 90 0 0 / 0-3 8 s
Batteries-Gilbert and Smell; Bruck. Shears
and Tyler.
Southern Association Results.
Atlanta 3. Memphis. 0.
New Orleans. !: Montgomery, g.
Mobile. ); Birmingham, l.
Nashville. ); Chattanooga, 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-15

Polo Grounds. To-day, $3.50 Pm.
Gisnts vs. Ptttshurgh--Advt.
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Totals.."slsnso Totsls.....n5s9i5'


'Batted for Brown in the fourth inning.
fBatted for Jasper in the seventh inning
Philadelphia ...........o Is
Chicago ................0 q %
Tvo-base hits-Weayer. Lspp. Three-base
hit-E. Collins. Hits-On Brown . in inn
ings; of Bressler, in innings Off scott. Il
in 6i5 innings: off Jasper. none in p inning:
off Faber. In innings. Sacrifice hits-Bodie
%, Murphy, Lapp Stolen bases-Blachburn.
Baker. Double plays-Barry 10 McInnis: Nc
lnnis (unassisted). Left on bases-PhiIsdel-
phia. 49, Chicago. 5. First base on bails-of
Scott, 4; of Jasper, !; OF Bressler ?; on
Fsher J. Struck out-By Scott /; by Bressler,
wild ptch-Brown. Tlme-915. UmpIr.s'
o boughlin and Hndebrand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-15

Eschen, Mccarthy.
-wo-base hits-Witier,
Bases on bslls-Oi
, 3. Struck out-By
First base on errors
Ises-Newsrk. 2: Bof-
,-2:55. Umpires-Haf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-15

.Appron,ics allowance Of nv. pounds claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-15
Baseball Standings and
Results in -Four Leagues
National League.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
It. Louis al Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-15
Southern Association Results

THE TURF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-15

Ma, Herreshoff has lived up TO his repu-
ton in tuning out craft that is an
,lI.around marvel. but William Gardner
,cpears TO have done equally as wei
on. thing is sure. Never before nave
ysrbts been built OF the size OF the de-
tenders equal TO them in speed and sea
,.or,hv qualities. In truth, the Sham
rocl, " will have 10 be marine master
pieoe 10 "litt" the cup and so satisfy me
cherished ambition of Sir Thomas Upton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

1gsrH ST. E--hyer HUI, ss, Eliza 4
knights. owner contractor. S5iN
18TH ST, al W-Slmuel l. snyder agt
Major A White. owner. Thomas Connolly
CENTRAL PARK wi5sr. ils-poholsky &
Lebow at New York Real Estate So
curity CO. owner. McNickar Gaiiiard
Realty Co contractor. .......,..., Sssu
BANK ST, 1856 and i5I-A BIaurock 4 Son
Hgt Enoch Moreans sons Co. owner: Chas
II PeCkworth. contractor (rcuewal $50
ssTH ST, N-.Unitcd Metal Covered Door
n sash Co. Inc. agt Progress club owner
$ l. Waller Construction CO, contractor " .
bronx.
10th ST, g. whole front, River av to
Gerard av, zoo. 3xlOOXi4s.SX irrcR--I'rouk
lyn Vault Light Go agt Henry l. Morris,
owner Radley steel Construction 60. con
tractor '....'... 49, ''..'''.s: 90 '" : .
13srU ST, II S, 100 southern blvd. lOoS
l00--August J Iundrreen vs. Buelesbac
Constr Co owner and contractor zee, $50
VALENTINE AN, sw cor lNlst ~. 1877
1i,1-John Lucas q Co, Inc, w. TOhruk
Constr Co, owner; Jeremiah Atieri. con.
t73D st. n " cor southern blvd 1908
1i0.5-Muglers Iron Works Va Trask Bidg
co. owner and contractor ......, si,N. -
PROSPECT AN. cor Boston rd. 56N
10N irreg -Ferdinando Ciofni w Josephine
Hertz, owner; Gay Constr Co. coutrac.
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Judge Hand IN the United states District
Court granted discharges yesterday 20 these
hankrupts. Lien a Levy. manufacturers
Of wrists ~ I07 West broadway. liabilities
sf1.7g2. charles &, Smith. dentist at 1873
East Thirty eighth street liabilities sSi o3t
Samuel Muskuwit2 bshy carriages A. iij
West Eighteenth street. liabilities s2T.S3l.
K.,uu Il 60. furs, skins and clLs"Ug AT
l3> West twenty 1fth street. Liabilities 500
>Js. Henrv T. Goldman, 1894 Prospect
Avenue. liabilities t-iETS; Harry q. Quit
man. lawyer, $50 broadway, Liabilities Sli,-
AS. I-idor Ahramowl'2, butcher, 81 West
Nth street liabilities s2.6sj; Robert e
Ferion, ciyil engineer. Plcasautyilie, y. y.
liabilities t2G3s; charles FLOYD, wood
turner. Kingston. liabilities sl7Gj, GlAut2
RIOS. restaurant. l-6 West i25th street
liabilities S2.3iH, Janus \ Golden. liquors
SS40 Broadway liabilities 81 Max Gold.
stein. iurrier 3i5 A'dus street !!abii'ies
place liabilities s2,G'H; william : Kilmer.
koterhA .ll' staring place, liabilities
sasi..er al wss, i;;s,h street. ia6i't,ss
sIcl-T, Louis + Matthews, llb Hamilton
place liabilities SOS; Abram : Morro''
insurance agent Kingston, liabilities sl,o34.
Sarah Rafskv, millinery, East lit'h
street liabilities sl,fG. Howard l.. Syaul.
NTtnan J weiss, cafe" -. SiStn uNcrue.
liabilities 81. sol, Marry hohaiem, Ero,6r'
c,erk ia West l,ith street, NluiIitler
$4,000 Julius BaCher. agent, u lSst l-o'h
street liabilities s2l6', ana Max -iorel
wholesale tobacco. -6l Pearl st~"o' liza.
blitics sS,S7A
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DlsPENSARY MAY SELL FLAT.
*27,OOO 20 Ne Paid for 7th Ave.
House, = Years Ago sold for $40, 900

supreme Court Justice Giegerch signed
~ order yesterday permitting the North
ern Dispensary OF New York to sell the
property ut 22iS Seventh avenue u
charles link for $4,000. of which 81
wv is to be cash and the remainder a
purchase money mortgage. The dspen-
sary sold the property once before and
TOOK n purchase money mortgage for S2J.-
oou. which was forecloscd November :.
1912, when the hospital bought the prop
erty In for 100000. The pt ,ltion OF tho
dispensary to the court stated that It's
only other real estate is its dispensary
building at 1875 Waverly place. while 4
has personal property worth sli4.O32.
The property acquired by Mr.. link is
five story Hat on a site twenty-five feet
wide and 100 feet deep, fifty feet north
of 1890 street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

1 gsS + lI.s. .s,,S: :, wSfs$
Eas; i3su street; The BronS' II was
1,i lesd that he made az s..ignment 70
liabilities are $500.
AARON. MAsTA-A petition in bankrupt
has been a;sd against Aaron n Mssta'
Judge Mayer appointed Henry Layer. re
said that he has $1,000 y outstanding
Tho s,o,k on hand Is valued at s3o6
VICTOR LEIBowITz, salesman. Of - Eas.
ION street. has He'd Petition N bank
ofsisaG IN notes and account, |
ALBERT y. KANTROWiTZ. Schedules IN
asntrqP'5y Of AGs' K'n ws. dra.sr
eighth street. show liabilities of s'-.-75
and assets Of $3.50.
THE ;. " :. FukN1TURE COMPANY =
Furniture company Of ~ Essex street
show. liabilities ot SO 7t6 and assets Of
SAMUEL GINsBuRG. --achedules IN bank
rup,cy 81 samuel GlushurE cloak manu-
,a,tqqTer at 6, East Eleventh street show
JOHN u q GENNERICH Judge Hand
has appointed Nicholas Kelley receiver for
oGn a ae1 onS rr1ssT OF MG ccd
KLOpTER & NCSsBAUM-JudgeH Hand has
appointed Moses Ely receiver for kIopter
Nussbsum, dry goods dealers OF lo'l
First avenue. bond ~ 600. The liabilities
are 81 600 and the assets $500.
BAND n JAFFE.--ludge Hand has con
nrme1 composition % Band Jafr.
manufacturers OF furs At l. East Thirty
second street, with creditors AZ 80 cents
on the dollar cash. The Liabilities were
So 200
ISAAC LESSER.-Judse Hand has con
nrmed q composition OF Isaac Lesser. cloth
Ing dealer OF Is Ellrldge street, with
creditors az % cents on the dollar, TIL"
liabilities were sl5t6+.
SAMUEL. NAMPOT.SkY.-Judg Hand has
confirmed "A composition OF Samuel Yam
poisky, teweler OF $40 Eighth avsrUe, with
creditors at 40 cents on tho dollar The
liabilities we're 5000.
J ADLER GLIDING COMPANY Of 6't
Hudson street has made All assignment
to Henry Fischbach. Tho company was
Incorporated in October, 1910 with a
capital stock Of 10000 Jacob Adler is
! president
| ISRAEL FELT dealer in emhroiIeries and
trimmings a. go East ThIr'is'h street,
has made an assignment 20 ''corg" Shu-
pack lie began hlsinefs In 1905.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-
day. except snow In extreme north
portion, fair Tomorrow, moderate
west winds.

For New Jersey faif to-day and to.
morrow, Light west Winds.
For northern New England partly cloud.
and warmer to-day; fair tomorrow. mod
crate west winds.
warmer to-day. fur tomorrow; moderate
west winds.
For western New York. cloudy and warmer
to-day. probably snow; fair aud colder to
morrow. moderate southwes. winds, Uccom
Ing northwest.
NEW YORK. Feb IO--rAc pressure was
high over all parts OF the snuntry yeatcrday
and only moderately low over Ontario
The centres OF high pressure were over
the southeastern States, over South bsko'r
and northern Minnesota and over the North
cru plateau states.
Temperatures were generally lower in the
Atlantic states and the Ohio Valley ana I'm
Idaho and Washington. but higher In prac-
ticnlly all other parts of tho country. not.
able rises occurring between tho Mississippi
River and the Rocky Mountains
Freezing weather covered the entire coup
try, except the south Atlantic coast. southern
parts " the Gulf states the extreme eouth
et- and the Pacific coast. and temperatures
were below zero over most Of tho lake
regions and westward into Montana.
snow nurries occurred IN Michigan and
| W sconsln and rain IN southern Texas.
Elsewhere the weather was generally fatr
In this city the day was fair and colder
wind brlst northwest. average humidity.
| AZ per cent; barometer. corrected TO read TO
! sea level, at A. NJ. 3o.42, =. NJ. So.+i
| The temp. raturc in this city yesterday. a.
recorded BY the oflciai thermometer, Is shown
| t,hl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS.
City Firms Lease Loft and once
SNACe.

VI 4 l." Hesa have leased Inc seventh
loft In 20 East Seventeenth street to
Trubin Bros, offices in to IL West
Forty-ffth street to Hickey 4 Horsfleld.
space in IL West Twenty NTH street to
Pomcrantz Bros. and space in 1875 East
Twenty third street TO J. NJ. Eppstein.
Horace :. Ely n Co. have leased Office
space In the Builders Exchange. at 81
and 80 West Thirty-second street, to
Jones r. Emanuel.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased space in the Cuyler Building at
1920 West Thirty-second street TO the
Department Store Press. the Hoffman
Kent Company and Charles W. Hoyt. In
the Burrer Building. ut Ill Madison ave-
niue, with Charles i. Rideal and the =
Romaine Brown Company to william L
McCrea. and in the Townsend Building
with Charles Kaufman Limited Of New
Orleans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
.r,VvMu>Ts AND FLATS SOLD.

wi.sT tSSr1I STHEt.T.---Mary =. Mar
go, has sold G29 and 63l West l3Sth
street. a Ave story apartment house
on plo; 50x99.il. adjoining the linz
rer.al Arms apartments at tho north
c,.t corner of Riverside Drive. The
tuvcr. Edward J. Farrell. gave in part
payin,ut the three story and basement
dwelling ON plot 30xl00. AT 1872 ~.
Nicholas avenue. Arnold, Byrno x
Blunlanu were the buyers.
1T NICHOLAS pLAcE.-The Strath-
coma Construction Company. Harry
IA, president. has sold the Cedar
clq aud Somerset apartment houses,
the former being located at is ~.
Nicholas place. and the latter abuttins
., sN5 Edgecomb avenue, located about
r,dVay IN tn. long block from l50th
T. I55th street. The houses are six
stories high and each occupied a plot
safxl0o Tile buyer is the Brown
Nctss Realities. The two houses are
,ald 90 have been valued at about
100000
WEST s6TH STREET.--Joscph +. Day
has sold for Charles May and George
V y Baldwin. Jr.. executors of the
estate OF George V. y. Baldwin, the
seven story store and loft building on
plot il6xsS.9, at 10 and H. West
TWtnty-siXth street, to the Landrnap
Realty Corporation.
WEST 9th STREET-Frederick Zittel
sons have sold for Wilbert Garrison
los West Sixty-ninth street. four
sory high stoop brown stone front
dwelling. on lot 20xlO0.5, to physician
for occupancy.
WEST GOTH STREET,-Bryan l.. Ken
nelly has sold for Cardinal John NJ.
Farley and the Roman Catholic Church
Of 81 Gregory. III West Ninetieth
street a i've story Hat. on lot 2e.6NloO.
20 a client OF the Herman Arms Com
rauy.
CHARLES STREET.-Will h. Fal-
couer has sold - and II Charles street
siN story HAT. on plot iox9o. between
greenwich avenue and Waverl.y place
SECOND AVENUE. The Cruikshanb
Company has sold for the Union Trust
Company to Raffaelc Cancro 2i5l Sec
cnd avenue. ~ four story tenement
Q. lot 25NIj. adjoining the northwest
corner Of l25th street. The selling
cur.rsuy acquired the property last
,oal " foreclosure proceedings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name ana ADDRESS OF lshuef aNt'sl
ED ST las w n . 22NlO2 I? Sov 20. 1906
Ellen \ sIaven to = q Co. i1s
RY,y ......,...... .SA5 900
SAME PROPERTY. Ian 20, ieiO-Fr-dk \
Elliott 10 same: atty, same .........si6.00o
iS3p ST Gs7 ". n s. iGsN7All, May :
a,ty. Crane a Ba.r lio Nassau ~. So 200
iS3D ST n 1915 Q Kingshrldge ri or
Rway l6 sxT5ii NAV 10 i?oo--Eose \
HG Y a,,% T G"t co i7S Nv nAnN 900
wApsWORTV Az II . cor 1874 st. liilx
iiOlisiO0S637 Jan 90. isl.-i9ist street
Constr 90 TO Henry Mogen,hau Co. atty
W VI wechsier 20 4.d .t........Se.s0o
wADSwoRTV Az 3 q cor le2d ~. liiIN
liOlixiOODG37. May 81. isl9--ssms to
r 4 r Co I76 $50. 900
SAME PROPERTY and date -- Same to
Henry Morgeuthau Co; atty. W NJ
wechsler. 40 + 12d st............. $4,000
9TH Az. sos and 305. n cor slst 81.
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s NJ E:e' 10 ms. r;s vsss
AsTH s1. n e, 100 W lin sv; aSsN blk;
phaG' f.n paw, sus TO A Rs0i W ss a g
eorT IS sr. 10y "a N " iissloos-Annle r NEON.
Emay, FEB ST 3 3 yrs, 5 go, SIG 900
s5TH ST, s. $50 Amsterdam av. 5ox-.
y Y. "a Nassau st. due as per bond. FEB
=, IVA ........ ...s....'.'.. 'S1VVV
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north OF li0th ST.
iisrH ST. So W. 2oxloo ii..Mary l. white
Feb .. yrs p c. attys' Cannon 4 az 6;
iiaaaTSH pST ST, Is w. !. ii1iooii-Loouiis PICK
to Anna STRONGER and sno. trus. zoos
Trinity av. Feb 6, 1914. yrs, p C; ,sstn,Sy,
nhAb G1sy e. e; Rway soi ism St ' i2Sc
--Theresa Lennon 20 Mary Goodwin c'
q. rus, 2s0 " aga ct. due as per b "a
idd,FsnnVV & sutc,ire to VIM + suttiire,
sy peter g'h & da rss 200 cue va pc! NH
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
DAILY Az. y iis Tremon, sv, 2niin
due. &C. as per bond: atty, q Co l.s
HONE M sr, ssh :. st7,..x5o.i.iIsrry,' Care,
ieck to Abreham " Jackson, i2is linton
sV. pr mtg q. 900. Feb s. due Aug s. 1917
% e, atty. y T. Jackson, 1t9 Bway, $500
Lot ~. map sub-div plot 90. map Clason
point-Joseph Gebert TO Elz Dietrich. ~
Poplar st. Hack.nsack j. pr mtg
John john Kadel. aoss W.s,ehes,sr sv. "a 200
LOSGFELLDW AV. 1859, .. lexess...
Herman i LANCER 20 Henry Setback. 81
Hotchkiss ST. Naugatuck, Conn. pr mis
S. 900. Jan 2s, yrs 8 p c; atty, J :
Hagerty, a37 Freeman ST.: $3.50. $3.50
& pr axn n
iO7 e-Amanda Parson to Eastchestc Sa,
Bank. . So 81 av NJ Vernon. Y, Feb 9
yrs, y c; atty. NJ Bell. So ~ av
FOREST Nv. e 3. 5i.s i6ist st. 25xioo--
denny Lap,ook to EiiS $ Rogers ?s3 W
15Oth ct. Feb Q. due &c, as per bond
atty, T q 30. l7s Bway. -. 5000
BURNSIDE Av, w AT &c = Grand Boule
ward a Concourse--Frank Scho-er y
Ncsam Corp, as0i I'd av. pr mtg slo 200
Feb o due June Q, 1914. y =; atty. 7
Hottenroth. es0s 81 av..,...,..... -, 00'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
OPERA SINGER BUYS BRONX FLAT

EAST 10TH STREET. Karl Jorn,
tenor Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pauy. las purchased from Mrs. Lizzie
J. Waugh 609 East roth street, n five
Story Hat, on plot l4Nsj. at the north
vest corner OF Franklin avenue. Suss-
kind x 60. were the brokers'.
GRAND BOULEVARD John Muller IL
reported 20 have sold the lot 23x93N
Irregular NJ the southwest corner of
Grand Boulevard and Concourse and
.0eth street.
GARRISON ANENTE.---Cahn & Pittman
h..,, sold for John Miller the one story
taxpayer. on plot 57x5ox irregular, at
the southwest corner OF Garrison avenue
and Irvine street
WASIIT%GTON ANENCE.--SChUab 4
CO. have sold for Al Mr.. I.owenthal the
dwelling ~ 1921 Washington avenue,
~ lot @4.tNiio.
WEBSTER .tNEN UE.--Schwab co.
have sold for Anton Riuschler the three
three family frame houses on plot 5OX
30. AZ the southeast corner OF Webster
avenue and Kindermaun place.
DAILY NENuE.-John A. Steinmetz has
sod for julius Buchalter 20'5 DAILY
avenue. a plot 44xl05, To the Steinme.z
Construction Company. which will Inn
prove The site.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
RIVERS FOR FLATS
AND APARTMENTS
small Properties in Various
sections >oId-l38th 81.
House in Trade.
Sloo. 600 DEAL on HEIGHTS
snrcuIaior, Buy Two Apart
mont. \rar Colonial Park
10Th -. Lofts Sold.

r,. .-tA-r trading yesterday WAS
h.s,'. .Alcl 10 small apartments and
...,..- Iu ON" transaction two six
.,.~y .Dr.ue4 Vn - Nicholas place
o.. sg Ile,tuulbc avenue, recently COM
.l.,.J we're sold 10y the builders to a
sr,,, - .pcculators. In another deal a
,sNr street apartment was sold to "A
tu,.r vino gave a small dwelling In part
,.,,,r.r'. several other small flats sold
,,.r. OF uo great Importance. The rrin-
.,r' exception to Hat selling yesterday
Va. .u thr sal" 10y the baldwin estate OF
.,,.r story loft building on West
Tucrty-s Nth strcet
uy,st prevailed throughout the market
,,..,-ds, There were no auction sales
Va ,lap4 filed FOR new buildings, and com
n,-A,v,ly little activity was reported In
,he leasing branch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
NEW ST. ANDREW HUrEL LEASE.

Morris Schinasi leased the Hotel st.
Andrew yesterday to the Prospect Leas-
ing Company at $4,000 a year for fifteen
years from February l. The hotel occu-
pies a large plot at the northwest corner
Of Broadway and Seventy second street.
Schinasi bought the hotel in February.
1912, from the proprietor, c. II. Davis,
who had purchased IL a short time before
to prevent his rent from being raised too
high. Davis took back a long lease of
the property. which evidently has been
cancelled. II was reported some time ago
that McAlpln interests would take over
and operate the hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
SUIT AGAINST READING BEGINS
First Of Government Actions In
Anthracite Road SERIES.

The first OF the hearings in the Gov
ernment's suit against the Reading Rail
road part OF the series of actions
against the anthracite coal roads, BEGAN
yesterday before Special Master =, II.
Gullbert The session was devoted TO the
presentation OF various maps and stats
tics, together with testimony from the
Temple Coal and Iron case.
The Government is represented by
Frederic r. Coudert and n. r. KNlgshury,
the Reading by Charles Heebner, tho Cen
trai Railroad of New Jersey 10y Jackson
REYNOLDS and tine Lchigh Coal and Navi-
CATION Company by II. Il, Drlnkner. Robert
W. DE Forest, vicc-president and general
counsel of the Jersey Central has general
oversight OF the case for the companies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10


expressed from time to time wonderment
at the continuance of large exports of
copper. This has been particularly the
case OF late when in the absence OF
domestic purchases there have been re-
ported heavy sales Of the metal for ship
ment abroad That consumption fell less
asst fail IN Europe was more or less
generally conceded here, but with exports
continuing on such a large scale state
ments from producing quarters have been
to the effect that actual use of copper IN
Europe did not slump by any means TO
the extent that was witnessed In the
United states II such were the actual
condition. exports would naturally he
! maintained
The subject. however is broad one
upon which many and varied views are
obtainable. Favoring the statements OF
producers arguing that IN" exported cop
per has been for consumption and not con
cons ignment" have been III" fortnghty
| statistics showing no gains IN warehouse
stocks in Europ" commensurate with ton
nages consigned from Atlantic ports
| The deliveries 10 domestic consumers
| yards. showing a gain o' more than ZOO
per cent over the record br"aklng low
| deliveries IN December, were but The
| natural partial recovery from sudden
lack OF interest in the market on the part
| OF home users of the metal in the closir &
months of 1913.
| Prices were readjust.d downward early
yesterday morning according To cahed
adviccs which told of small producers
quoting fss. equal 10 li". cents, and
dealers naming f67 los. Leading pro
duc.-s maintained IS, los. as their ask
ling price Last weeks attack at standard
| warrants on the London metal "NchanE'
was due 10 belief that - hlg increase Il
American stocks would be reported. As d
result of the unexpected showing there
were predictions in the metal trade Las
might that to-day's standard marke
would doubtless witness SON" imp"rtan
lowering by short interests. accompanied
nv heghcr prices in that speculative
commodity which would in turn he re
rccted IN better demand for copper
which would make likely within DAY o
so tho - cent price looked FOR "A week ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
CTfH RBAL RSTATA.
HOraceS.Ely&C0.
REAL. ESTATE
Il Liberty St. Il ". 3oth ST.
WEST SIDE.
WEST SIDE.
A BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED DWELLING

The entire block. 8Sth street. be-
tween Riverside and West End
Ave. consists Of high class dwell
inss, occupied mostly by their
owners. No. 300 West 88th St. is a
four story and basement. 10 f.. in
poor condition. needing a certain
amount Of decoration and over
hauling. II isn't over-inviting in
its present condition; hence. the
price is exceedingly low.
The reward to the buyer is that
after fixing up this dwelling. it will
have cost from 5000 to $4,000
less than neishborins homes. Care.
taker will show premises. Owner.
JAMES II. CRUlkSliANk, s.
Liberty St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
COUNTED IN NOTE RESERVE.
New Currency Law Apparently Nio-
lated In Last Report,

The report Of tho Comptroller OF the
Currency of the condition OF the national
banks on January IS, 1914, shows that
the banks we're permitted to count in
their reserves the . per cent fund for
the redemption Of bank notes, THIS ar-
ton. II would appear from IN" wording
Of the new currency law Is In violation
OF a provision which reads Ia part.
From and Nftor the passage Of this
act. such fund OF per centum shall IN
no case be counted 10y any national bank
Ing association as II part of It's lawful re-
serve"
The Comptrpllrrs report showed I'M
proveneut IN tho condition of the banks
Of the country. The percentage OF re-
serve WAS 2l,7i per cent, the first time
II had crossed 81 per cent since June -,
1912 Loans were reduced ss5,>T2, $50
from October 81. 1913, while cash was
Increased se2,9sG gG6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
active NEWARK TRADING.

t... & Fcist have sold for Joseph
f~. a1i Halsey street, a three story
N4.Ilg on plot 2sxi40, for about s3o'-
'u.. SO sold 30 and "a Hin street ana
uDs'y street, at the southwest cor
r.. t,l7C. with three story apartment
ul ~, story automobile salesrooni,
.l. Edward NJ. Waldron, to New York
H'. Corr for about $4,000,
... same brokers have also sold Tor
w.. l,ure Lowenstein to Ephra!m Bass
- 8 utattan, West Park street be
''el Broad and Halsey streets, three
s'n-r ."'rk building, on lot 2axlO3; also
'., northwest corner OF Bloomfield
.' g. aud Rowland street l2oSl2l Tor
'. Fanny Liebhauser to Creamers
W u' Haliug Company, for Improvement
. ,ri.o was in the neighborhood OF
rnu