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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
POLICE RAID TRADERS
ON NEW STREET CURB
Unofficial Market Hides in Cafes
and Doorways Till They
Are Gone.
BLAME IT on BIG EXCHANGE
"Pnt n Cali" Men Doing Lively
Business in Spccula-
tive Stocks.

! Central ONE detectives descended or
The New street curb market yesterday
in force and attempted to break up the
cash trading in stocks which has been
going on there ever since the closing OF
the Stock Exchange For time their
enorts were successful and the curbstone
brokers retired to the shelter Of nearby
doorways while their clients disappeared
INTO adjacent cafes. The curbs;one brok-
: trs complained bitterly that the raid had
been made at the instigation Of stock
Exchange officials. Az soon as the detec-
tives disappeared the trading wa, re.
sumed. No arrests were made
Ever since the closing OF the stock
Exchange trading In the more specu-
lstive issues has been going on In New
street. Well known put and call men
have seized upon tho excellent oppor-
tunity afforded them to make market
Among their customers have been men
VINO mad been caught short of the mar
ket and were willing 10 pay almost any
price to cover. The greater part OF their
clientele. however. has come from inves-
tors who saw chance TO get standard
For the last few days the activities n,
the New street curb have been lncreas-
ting and transactions have been heavier
l. 5. Steel was the great favorlte yester-
day. and the trading Jumped from 10
share lots to 100 share lots. II ls re-
ported on good authority that one trans
action or 5000 shares WAS put through.
As result OF the desire Of the shorts
to cover and Of the man with money 10
get good stocks at bargain New street
mas recently presented scene of con sid
cradle activity. From the noon hour until
after o'clock little groups OF men have
been gathering along the curb conversng
earnestly In low tones and negotiating
trades with rapidly that would rival
even veteran broker on the stock Ex-
change. A considerable crowd has be, n
collecting there, and 1t was under the pre-
tence OF breaking up a crowd that was
n'ocklng traitc' that the detectives de-
scended on the curbstone brokers
The brokers contended that they had as
much right to trade in New street as the
brokers OF the New York Curb Market
Association. who have traded IN Broad
street Tor years, suspendng their market
only when the stock Exchange was closed
Ihey pointed out to the Central Office
men that they were making deliveries OF
stocks Just the same as any broker I'm
good standing and that there was nothing
Illegal about their operations
Inquiry from Stock Exchange officials
last night failed to confirm that any COM
plant had been made to Police Headquar-
tiers against the New street stock market
II Is known, however, that Stock EN-
change officials have felt that such trans
actions should be stopped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
BANKS GET $5,302,980.
saO,oIl.0sO OF Emergency Currency
Already Distributed Here.

II was given out at the sub-Treasury
yesterday that Ave other banks. making
n total OF thirty-three had applied for
emergency currency. The applications
yesterday amounted to S2,6i7,0OO, There
was distributed yesterday to haRis re-
qulrlng emergency currency $500, $50,
making si6.5l49s0 paid out since the
money was offered under the Aldrich-
Vreeland ACT
There arrived at the sub Treasury
Sunday and yesterday s3,l42,0sO In emer-
gency currency, making a grand total OF
$50. 800, $50 received here. II is expected
tina beginning to-day the Treasury De
partneut VII be able to forward TO the
local Treasury sl200000o OF emer-
gency currency each day until the de
maud for " W a. an end
During the lay eighty fulr persons
called a: the S'.i-Treasury and deposited
S56635 for .lG C,edi. OF American friends
who are stranded abroad This makes
s263t35 deposited az the Sub-Treasury
for such purposes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11

NASlilNGTUN Aug. 10. The crui,.r
,'hNthnouga has arrived at Corinto cruiser
Albany at GuH6 mas gunboat Annanoii. a |,
ArHpu'ro. des,royers HUI and stewart and
o!'t.t saturn At La Paz, collier Nanshan
Al Mhrntlhn, tug Patasrpo at Vera Cruz
transport Dixie at Newport. battIeship
1eorglh A. Port an Prince tug OsceoIa at
'uAntandmo, collier Vulcan and tug Uncas
a. norfolk yari, destroyer Goldshoro At
Tacoma. hattl"ship Rhode Island al B6Nton
cruiser Helena A. Hnnkow, DESTROYER Am Men
a. Nhlt"stone, torpedo boat Dale and cru lsr
Saratoga az Shanghai
INe collier Nero and supply shin Glnclsr
nav" sailed from La Paz FOR san Diego
cruiser raleigh from GuaymRs Tor La Paz
n'Lileshlp Minnesota from Tsmpi0o for NeW
YORK. haftlcshIps ToNas and Louisiana from
Vera cruz Tor New York destrovers Terry
SteIr', Perkins. Wake ana Monay CHAN
from newport fnr Rusfpu. bHttleship Con
n"cticut from port au Prince for Philadei-
phia' tux FatuN"ut from Vera cruz foY
usn for Puerto Plata
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
USURY CHARGED TO COMPANY
Evidence Heard In Eagle Saving.
and Loan suit

supreme Court Referee Dickey heard
evidence In Brooklyn yesterday An a
foreclosure suit brought by the Eagle
Savings and Loan Company against Emr
r.. Renner and his wife. In their reply
the defendants charge fraud. deceit and
usury on the part OF the company
The Renners claim that Edwin s Pper
president of the company, deceived them
regarding a mortgage loan OF $4,000 Thev
say that verbal agreement, which does
not appear In the body OF the mortgage.
was Incorporated in the application
signed when the couple bid for the loan.
The paper has been lost. the company
claims holding that the mortgage il the
only material eveidence.
The mortgage II for 1900 According
to the terms of the agreement. as con.
strued by the Renners, they were 10 pay
sb7 month for IA months therebv
Uiplng out MI Indebtedness They paiI
FOR a time, became dissatisfied with the
terms and quit Then the company
brought suit for the full amount, $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
CITY HOLDS ITS GOLD TOO.
Frend~rgau Refuses Int~rest Dis
count Of FOREIGN Hanks.

comptroller Prendergast spent consld-
Nahe tine In the financial district yes-
-r'"y' discussing plans with J. i. Nor
san 20, and Kuhn. Loeb a C. for
|FlhE me interest on the city's notes. rev.
''I' warrants and bond interest which
", IAl. due before the close OF the year.
no total interest and revenue warrants
ITO '''} falling due from now to No
t''i - approximately t5i 900, 900,
|'4 grand total Of about $50. 900, 900
ny January
~ lHc conclusion OF tho conference at
o''Hr- ~ j. T. Morgan & CO. Comp
''t' IrrHirrgast would say nothing
""Al had been done. but said that
"'i4r''i financial conditions would
ul sop any ~ the construction work
N'''' '." r.tN had under way and that
necessary ="
member ~ the firm Of ! p. Nor
tn co. sa'd that the purpose Of the
n'''th'" win Comptroller Prendergsst
WI ''rh 10 learn how much French eN-
tns" would require for the pay
'.tFs debts. J. u. Morgan
' s'"n French exchange on hand
'uk'r- are willing to put at
'Fs disposal I'M making It's nav
''' Argc amount OF the city war
T.. ''F' oeen placed In England and
40 wv" time ~ the closing OF the
IN'atnge representatives OF some
r'I.Hg foreign banks holding a
~ New York city warrants
Comptroller and offered him n
'I'' discount provided that he
."' .Ut'e the maturity and inter-
M 'n' several issues As this
,... ''h'' gold shipments Comp
'f'''"~sast rcfused the offer.
a.. N'H Pho city had approximately
'''' cash IN the bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders attyA
18TH ST IS. W =. 80 9TH av s5x
bse, sept z, laOa--Peter aud Kath Il
Malone % LILLE Field, Sterl!ngton, y Y
sttys Wilmerding s. Field. II W S5th
WATER ST $50. being y OF lot iO7s' man
estate Hy Rutgers 7th ward. dated Aug
1880. :2.kll?5 MAY :. iel3-Isaac
Lewenthal to ChaS Rowland. l3l "
,s'n 81 attys Murray q Rowland,
ilsrH s1T' n ;. ss5 " .,h ay, gs,i Sc;J ~
Dec T. ioo6-Jacob and Minnie Schneider
ct a, to VIM i Moore. Itty. Geo Blank
iIsTH 81 :. :s5 sth sy. same i rr0p'
erty Jan ~. ial0-Strayer Realty 90 10
same auys. Engel Bros, I9l Nassau
LEXINGToN AZ. 1880. " =. sou n HIM HIM
IT. 2oxf2 10. MAY 10, 1904 -lsaac Heller
10 Anna Nsugass 2l9 W l3Cth IT, atty,
WAY ERLEl ri. II - t93 e Gth av, 3oGx
5iXS0sxiS.S, May 10, iS7t-Anne JENNINGS
70 Cart. = Van Nrnren attyS Ferriss 4
Htorckt 100 bNay ........ ....,s.,. S. 900
AUDUBON Az " cor lsla st 90 sxiOOs
ao.!Nlo0.2. July !, 1910 Arthur Mctilone
60 Patrick Treacy. atty. g W Bennett.
Rector st..,..... ....,......., o.. IS 900
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Particulars.

Convenient 70 all lines Of transit.
adjoining Morningslde Park and
facing Columbia University
Park. Elevator. telephone, hall
service,
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CITY DWELLINGS, RENTED.

william r Ware has LEASED for Alex
ander G. Postley 266 West Ninety-third
street. five story dwelling to LOUIS
Smith. and for Joseph n Myers i76 West
SeVenty-siNth street four story dwell
ing to Nellie &. Haml!.
Pease Gilman have leased the four
story dwelling at 20 East E!ghtieth
street for term OF years to Edward /.
Ballard.
Slawson Hobbs have rented the dwell
ing at l6l West Seventy-third street for
Mrs Mary Scofield TO f. 4 Small.
The same brokers have rented for n
long term OF years for the estate OF John
Thompson the four story high stoop dwell
ing n ~ West Seventy-nrst street to w.
J. Farrell
Pease * Gilman have leased for W L.
Rogers TO Jacob Shplro the three story
and basement dwelling at CO East Ninety
second street and for Rodolpho q. Bar.
thold the residence At ~ East Seventy
sixth street to Mrs. NJ. g. Ches.bro.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for Bolton
Han the three story and basement dwell
ing at 100 West Sixty-third street 10 Jo.
seph CHASER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Unsettled Conditions Of Money
Market Holds Back Pend
ing Transactions.
ALL BRANCHES SUFFER
Trading in Manhattan Practi-
cally at a Standstill-
Builders Idle.
ALL BRANCHES SUFFER

Interest In happenings In Europe. the
season and the heat OF the day combine !
to make yesterday one OF the dullest
days the market has had In some time.
Not one but all branches Of the mar
ket reflected signs OF inactivity Trading
In all sections was practically at a stand
STILL Leasing men found u hard to close
deals for space in the auction room one
property was offered. and this went TO
the plaintiff, no plans for new construc-
ton were filed. and sellers Of suburban
property had little to announce In the
way of sales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
RAILROADS EARNINGS SHRINK.
Buffalo, Roch-stcr aud Pittsburgh
Reports Decrease.

The Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Railway Company has Issued It's full
pam. ,hl,t report for the year ended June
so, 1914. Cross earnings were Sl0709. 535
rs compared with slO,9+I2i6 year ago
Net earnings were s2.76S,57j against
S3,273.aso. Tho surplus OF 100000 COM
pared with Sl.676,7Ol in 1912.
After drducting Il pr cent, dividends on
The preferred. the balance OF $500. 900 Is
equal to per cent on the common stock
as compared with 1888 per cent. or the
same stock last year. The payment of the
common dividend left no surplus for tho
year n bc carried forward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS,

me following realty corporations wers
/ chartered at Albany Yesterday
a, u, n. Really Corporation, Manhattan.
capital $3.50 900, directors. Edgar Allen NJ
: Ep.'e,n Sew York city g, !. Robinson,
Hel.m.r. Holding Company, Manhattan.
capital 5000 directors Frederick Brown,
New York city; Jacob Lchtenstein, The
Bronx; j. r. Zieser BROOKLYN.
Williamsburg Plaza Realty COMPANY
tor Mishkin p SIN and y. W Fass New
York city.
y, A. Amoleo & Bros.. Manhattan: cant
tai. $1,000; directors. y \. Amode0 An.
tonic Amodeo and 4. \. Amodeo New York
city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
BIG TINS REALTY TO NE SOLD.

Partition proceedings for the sale OF
the realty OF the late Big Tim sullivan
have been instituted by Patrick II. Sulll-
van and others against Lawrence NULL
gan and other executors IN charge of the
estate The suit affects the old head.
quarters OF the sullivan clan. at 207 Bow
cry also 24O West Soventy-nfth street
and plot, io0xiIo. at the southeas,
corner OF Sherman avenue and Hawthorne
street
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W. llDth ~,
The approximate amount Of the lien Or
charge. TO satisfy which the above de ,,ri,. al
property Is to be sold, IL tlg.OsO78 xi.h
interest thereon from the sin day y IN
l9lA together with the costs and iiowsnce
amounting 10 f3e4S5, with interest frorn
July 10Th. 1871, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF the
axes assessments and water rates. or other
liens, which age to be allowed TO tho pur.
chaser out qf the purchase money or pnid hy
{ 81 600 O0l ana interest
Dated, New York. July 18th 1914
HARRY y FRENCH Rofersa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

LENINGTON Az, $50 store & rcllar--G II
Kramer 20 Frank III Palma. yrs fror,
Oct l. 1914 atty Glnslin, es5 W ga
WATER ST i3: all--Sam'l Gross a auo
20 Max Kominshy ano. slSs Amst av
yrs from Sept 1919 address (2 800
Willoughbv AZ, Bklyn ............. tgt $50
ii6TH ST cor sth av, corner store
Central Bldg Impt a Investment 20 10
rraphasen \ IandErsn on promises. 10
yrs from Hsrch !, l@li, atty, Fitch "
q, 3? Nassau 81 ,,,,,.,,...,.... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
ORANGE APARTMENT SALE.

Feist q Feist have sold FOR Harry Ko-
lodin to Joseph Grostein the three story
store and apartment house at he north
east corner OF North Park and pod
streets East orange II contains three
stores ard six apartments and occupies
a plot 2sxl00. The new owner pur-
chased for investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY . cor slst st iO2lN2.O-
American GIarRn'te Roofng 90 ART Es-
tate Of Bornheimer e. a., owners. FIeisch o.
man Bros 20, Inc, contractor ;l,a62 Os
NESEY ST 39--Charlos j Adams 4 sons
Inc. agt Hugh l. Fox, owner ana CON
tractor ...................... ...... ip29
10TH ST l3l-l31 W Jacob Never agt Spra
18TH At, 200 ", 1889 7th a,-Joe
Prushansky agt Mathildd NJ Mertens 81
al owners a contractors ........ ssE9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
Incoming vesseIs-By wireless.

SIS Havana, Havana, "a miles south of Dis
mond shoals at noon
d, IS III oriente, Galveston. ia miles wes, Of
Tortugas al noon.
s. Nelson, Port Arthur 90 miles northwest
OF Tortusas at y. NJ
weston al =, VI
s. III Norte, Galveston. l7e miles southwsr
OF Diamond Shoals at p NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

y TITLE ms co to jos W RlaIslsll 50 $50
SCHNrlt. Bnruch n. 20 WIN l. Moore 81
McNAl, Geo J. H. ma ano. cxrs Mary .
Sweeney, 10 Anna NeuEars .......... So iO5
ISAAC. Dora, 20 Gottlieb Fuch-lochsr. 500
LAWYERS MICE 90 80 Chas = How
HoWLANp Chas r to Ellen n Robin Robin
son -. 80. ...,........ ti2 900
NASilNdTpN TRUST 60 OF y to
FARMERS Loan 7 co. trustee ..... SIS 900
ZEfiER. u Matilda, eNtrN and trustee. 10
VIM Ei~gler. Jr ....... .............. si76 0OO
All ghels ....t........ ..,...... ST.. 600
S"NF 10 same t.'tt..-.,. ......... 81. 600
Bronx.
Y TITLE INS GO u Jos W Rlalsdell So 500
SAME so same. .......... a. 100
TURNER, lis Ia Mary l. Barry ..... s4750
LILLE g ] GO to Isaac Krugmau. $500
HEtNrZ, John {. and ano TO Rusa X II
nelhIH ........... .. .... .......,. $50. 500
JEWELL. VIM, to John Eichler Brewing
WILBUR u W. TO Lavina NJ Lasher,
eNtrN ..,.....,.......... ......... So 500
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.
DIVISION ST. lc9, = 25X62. 6, Division st. .
lot -. map n Rutgers-Ameiis Schmit,
30 Jacob Vel, sSf Macon It. Bklyu,
Aug due ns per bond, atty. Wise 4
East side.
EAST Of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
llOth sta
LEXINGTON Az. :. 60 57th 81. e0x66-
NJ 900 trshl 90 20 + G. S r 60. l76 Broad o.
way avg 10, due AS per bond co.. $50 900
West side.
tWcst NJ Firm av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
2sTH ST. 90 II . Riverside Drive 75NlO0 II
Minnie g Frank Realty CO to Jos l.
Feinbcrg $50 Convent nv. Aug 4 due
Feb !, 1917. So c; atty. q CO, l76
BROADWAY. s. 700 IOith st. 3Ixigo--
Harry Lowenthsl to Union TT co OF Y,
50 Bway, Aug 10, yrs, ~ y c, atty,
Rocker II Il 9, 90 william St. SIS, 900
Borough Of The BRONX
JACKSON Az. " = 3:73 = lt7th st. so 81
1885, Emma NJ Murtaugh 10 Dollar SRvgs
Bk Sok ID av Aug 10; due Dec !, 1871,
e; atty, LeNow. q ", a. Cedar
. r . r t =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
COUNTRY HOUSE RENTAL

Fish 4 Marvin and the Pelham Realty
Company have rented the property 81
Arthur Cole known as Rosedale at Pei
ham Manor 10 Rufus Davis OF New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
BRONX CORNER DEAL.

PARK NORTH william J.
Gabel has sold for Henry Hunneke. Jr..
the northwest corner OF Crotona Park
North and Marmion avenue. a plot i5x
93
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11

Poss.hI" further foreign liquidation
Constitutes one great problem In consider
~ '0r reopening Of the exchange Prep
ATOMS for this event will include care
' -Juiries by the exchange authorities
'"' International banking houses as
- 'r"'"." there rs q considerable amour
'0 ''N"r Immediately pending. Tn
aouh'"H'' the market here will be able
90 absorb certain amount OF foreign
''''rs Y mis- II conducted carefully, but
r'' proposed 20 open the exchange
simply no mdk" IL a dumping ground To-
''s thrown over by Europe with both
Ua0ds
Tile amount ~ American securities held
N f1reigu Investors was estimated by
'r George palsh, editor OF the London
!e'iV some time ago at about 81, 600. =
'V''N" Experts have calculated that In
~ .as' Few months Europe has sold back
10 - upwards o. 100000 900 worth
The stock Exchange committee OF nve
'i'@d Yesterday that borrowed and
'od'ef stocks must be marked TO the
o'us prices NJ Thursday. July 30, 1914.
~ 'ne request % either party 10 the loan.
special meeting Of the governing COM
'1lli"e has been called for Wednesday for
t' purpose ~ considering the matter OF
contract between the exchange and one
" me telegraph and cable companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
CONNECTICUT ESTATE SOLD

Thaddeus Crane has sold to Mrs G. w
Birdsal OF Mount Vernon " Y, the
country residence Of Louis L. and NJ r.
Walden in North Rldgeheld. Conn.
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EXCHANGE REOPENING
NOT YET CONSIDERED
Governing Board Delays Discus
sion Of a Date. Despite
RumOrs.
CNELE MESSAGES WANTED
Committee \rrangcS for Confer
cnrr on Foreign Market
Wire Service.

question NJ trst Importance to the
,.. t.U alc uu wall street has become,
rs ... p.I zinc Ncw Work Stock Exchange
..p. 90, business with the passing
t g., h..t shock Of the European war
.au f.. .I,,anE up Of the majority OF
,.e l-t..,.fI.uS entered into on Thurs
80. l.. 300 tho last day OF trading,
... -....' U.s. growing daily more Inn
...... .t,j .'. enforced idlenes~. Many
,,pu,.~ tr, circulated mentioning conf
I,.G. f.e ,>t.' t.te when business will
.. ..m,l ana bets on the event are
.,. .... AMONG Stock Exchange people
Nu.. ~ 'h,-" rulnOrs is based on any
'..u. n.r" rue hle than pure guess.
r.. -...k Exchange authorities them
selves has, Hp opinion on the point. \
l.v,rror u' the exchange stated officially
....ul4, thu the reoponlng " the ex-
.tL. hD uu' even been Informally
s'u.-sd The committee OF Ave hav-
rr . chang, ali matters relating to
HH exchange and It's members during the
r..o4 OFF suspension has announced In
response 90 Inuumerahle Inquiries that
srr. '.... win he given Of the event
and tetHrI that viii say nothing The
reason 81 hat the question has not yet
hsSu tieou up. much less settled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS,

with name aud address NJ owner aud
ATTORNEY N attorneys name is omitted al,
dress party NJ second part1
Downtown.
South Of Fourtespth ST.
BROAD ST cor ENrhAhge nj agIx,a6.
Broad ST. ssl Exchange nj for,
s71. New ST, . 8, 100: Exchange pl.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures.


Groatiy r'.trEci Mines, 'a"a'iouN T., po,on.
MIS- Rooms on suite with bath Electric
light steam heat, telephone In rooms sun
pAror, music, dancing, saddle horses golf
tennis bowling glragt. luust.rted booklet
Lackawauna Il II ~ Crrsra station
W. !, q NJ. n PRICE. Canadensis pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In III.
Manhattan snlesroom.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET !
Nv Henry Hradv

9th st, rs u, cor Madison Az sex
1907, siy dwlg Greenwich Savings
$3.50; taxes. &c, i2,95e; to the plain
u '''''t''.'' ,+,.....,,,,ts 5, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
Credit Machinery Needed,

II .s pointed out by this same governor
ma '.e question ct reopening the ex-
change .'c- not depend simply on a
.le3rus 4u ~ The awkward technical con.
l'''"' Nc'tsioued By the mass OF out
-'a0drg contracts. II IL bound ur IN
- thc larger questions relating to tho
aslo.t'Hn or the whole machinery Of in
irrational credits
IN general way the only answer 70
'1', question. according 10 the exchange
H'N'rues "a that the exchange will re-
pc" when there IL return TO approx
'a'e'y normal conditions in the foreign
''"he'Fe market This In turn depends
manly upon tho restoration OF the resu-
ar channels OF ocean transportation.
sentiment both AZ this centre and In
London has improved greatly In the last
~ td24 Investigation has disclosed
'1U me great mass OF orders overhanging
- market the morning the exchange
's' -'9sed has been removed either by
'Eva'c sale or withdrawal due To an
''larns - hyGterical fears There are
flso signs - considerable accumulation
= Investment orders Tor execution upon
80 resumption OF business. But before
'No test ~ an open market is attempted
'nanc.t conditions abroad must advance
'' q stage eliminating the likeli God OF a
great .qniditing movement Of foreign
- stock such as demoralized the MAJ
.'' h'rc Two weeks ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
LIS PFSDESs.

4en ST s2a E-Katherine Elias AIT Henri,
Weiss 81 al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty. l. W Osterwels
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rENNsyLyANIA-Dolsu.ro water Gap
WATER GAP HOUSE

The houn;ain Paradise nci'wArc Water Car
nnd Autumn tcIms. Buoklci.
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WASHINGION, AVE- 10 inns army or.
der was issued TODAY:
Major j r. MAIDEN. Twenty ninth In
hntri d'tANed 20 CUdTtermaster Corps
Major F. q. carnlht0 Major Madden
wiz proceed 10 Fort smelling. MINI. relicv-
Ing Major q. II. pcnrose. Ouart.rmaster
Corps, ordered TO Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NINIAruRE ALMANAr-

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises sc Sun set. 7 fS Noon rise, s'i -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy h'k iIoS Gov Island -,3s Hell Ca. rs
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk .ISi Gov Island S:s7 Hell Gate. IN
Arrived MONDAY, August 10
So MinnetOnka II y " London. August 1
u Cedric. Halifax. August 9
" Alfred Nobel, \. NJ. itottcrdam July 10
" WHpcllo lHi0 s. Nj. Monmouth July ~
s. Bra1os. Sii \. San Juan Augusta
IS lalamon. ll.i5 T.. NJ. sunday. San Juan
August
$ ClothIldc Cunco. /? 80 A. NJ. Jamaica. Az
gusts
S Gonccc,,Ina d Giorsio, ilSO p. NJ. Sunday,
- Cibao. i?.3n \ NJ. Jamaica Augusta
- Ffsucis, \. NJ Barbados. August3
IS lrotcus. New Orleans. August S
s. " Sol. Calves ton. Augusta
- cherokee GcOf gctown. 5. C., Augusta
- Richmond. Wilmington, y c. August =
tRRINEp FROM NEW YORK
So Helhg Olsv at Christian.and.
s. lluCa d'AostA. at Genoa.
IS MinnowaSka, al London.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s. TaguS from Barbados
IS United states. from Christi ansand.
OUTGOING AMSliIps.
sail To-day