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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bsukruytr5 Petitions

ABRAHAM GoLDs1Trv manufacturing 'uf-
ri.r a. u wet ss,h g. By ihss eTsA'9ii h, .53
u 2 Horowi,z. fl54. He made an assignment O.,
WEDNESDAY 70 Archibald Palmer. NJ Palmer salh
but tfer, NAV .. some other liabilities % bonds.
ana as.ets we're about $4,000. IN. failure was que
20 d. rot and puttins to- much none5 N RAJ
cnoss wrrSEr A HAN1MAS. trading a. tho
Nsnbsttsn White Goods Minuf.rurnT Co. Al 81
n Wo,sta- a. b. Marcus Holland aS nsifnee on
- ci,In for over 81 900 Tey nsAs az rsign-
m,5t q. wrdnesdJ Liabilities ar rr2ortsd 70 De
''iiIVSyySrs ! TREANoR. Of 1878 BIinbridEs s',
Tn, B-unI and inspector q bGildings ior ne boaIa
o. Education. with liabilities n ,ls O's tn1 nsoo
e. 81 no yslu. Asons IN. creditors are Thos Z
Crimms.s 80 900; AleI. Broui.. j.. N.ocV; MAI Mar"
NldN,l son il.ooo. Chs. n Bs,srs' q Is
GTsrAv1 LrvEsos p.a:.r and d,so;. e: %. .;
80 o.snSs ~ N. usblli.es ;5.-s5 4 dedri.f y
,yasrnr1t o. foreclosure o. mortgage o. %
Wet lssth a.
Receiver Appointed.
REDWOOD DRESS Co.-Judse P!stl* o. "a
s,iars,n, Cour+ hls appointed HsrbeTi J. ooodsin
s,rsiS.r for n. Redwood Dress Co. az IL Nest
40 a.. 10 proceedings for disNoluun Of ~
staSkssidsrs liabilities t7Hs and Dss'
$500 ,,.-,. g.. ,.,.,v.-
. prpOsSICK A CO.-Juis- I>irlsd Hard
~, r.,,rtsi lie application for ths appointment o,
r~setr-r Tor Abrsham :. P.f1sai-f. traIlnE =
A pirosrlck & 60. manu- tc'fcrH OF US. n,
iYs Wet 17th O. ~ Peer 3. or-y. o. slrcal
n,,,er 70 call o meeting - creditors On Etit-
Jsv.' noiee ard sdvise TIE court a. N iie ''lf
- -. er,dltnr. d. The mesnilm. Jhafle' sNg'-
vooS ths or.-ial suctiopeer. + d'te lea 70 pa
sIsiodian IN ehsrg. Of he pace q rutia-s' 10 Pr
ssrvu ~. sAstt. Intact.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
raoNis r. poNICAS coron Ecod, caa'ere',
., "a MITE =, has tled schedules sho~int va
S,,,,,.. ~ si37 asa 81 which sIs.lo3 Is secured.
AID sy,efs Of fts 20. consisting ~ ,1ch. 'svyl'
eIfur.. 800 gocis a. hlsa~hr-s. t2s.bt AcolN
- ~. uul.ruldaud clsims SZ.iet 40 cssh ~
I.rt 81 ronK The creditors arc ". siufzAtTf
e-hel Co secured. SO COZ. Com EIchA -
Vart $40 200 ossIlinE Bank. 5000. ,hd g. L.
isIn0uI BES0VirI dealer in ,,ilcrz trm-
MIR IL 30 We 18Th ft. hH h.cI 'cI'l''''
sbo,ins IndiLes VI tG5-s aud assets o. s-'o'N.
pi,ehsr,,c from BANKRUPTCY.
RAINY HttOs -fufge Hand has granted 1if
rI.srFe 'rnni taIhrlrfr' 10 Barn Bros. HiiH'-'r
/ ,ieslfrs A. tmcula. y s.
Dividend fer crsdlie-.
. tor.Is MARTIN INC-Nsurig- T. DaTids1l
trts,s. Of Louis Martin. lac, Nh-a - .-r, -
t..fsnt a. 1915 broadway. AGs - oro.reu ~ 20
Dividend o, - r. ont 70 AT nirerIeq slsl' -
DIVIDENDS assresstinf IS per cent have array p'e"
paid ,
OvIDIO pITDI frocer. a. - Wsst holslon -
b has mad. ar alignment 70 AbiABsiu nm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Seeking Bonds Abroad.

The purchase in London by Kuhn
Loeb & Co. Of large amount of the
consolidated first mortgage 4 per cent
bonds Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company represents only one Of prob
ably a score Of transactions OF like
character. The bonds In question are
payable in sterling, but there are any
number Of dollar bonds which dis
tributing houses here will be glad to
get. SO great is the scarcity Of invest
ment securities in the local market
In all likelihood a considerable number
If inquiries are now being addressed
TO the British government, looking to
n. taking over Of blocks Of good Amer
lean securities acquired By II under its
new plan of giving relief TO the ster-
ling exchange market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
War Talk Useful Now.

las. ,p-ins and summer, when the
= s.oeks had still a considerable way
20 before their mushroom tops could
!. room 70 spread themselves, the
L...S-x.,tiou that diplomatic ranblings
-gsst end IN g eul de sac, with war
S..rinf further progress, was almost
ss..,s , Cause for derlsion- How
~ v, get AZ Germany or bow could
a",,s,sy ret at Us ?" was the invsri.
~. challenge Aung at the timid.
rsr, wasn't any very satisfactory
.,s.,, found handy. Yesterday, how
80, WITH TIE market long past is first
.s1 Of enthusiasm, that question did
-. come I'd. Wa. Street has been
,,onIsinr itself another bull market
4, ,one weeks now, but IT has been
,.rsible that the public following IS
~ nearly so certain Of enlistment this
t,ns as Il was when the sap was run
,iBg up the trees; and consequently II
M longer cleaves 10 the notion that
here cannot be war when the Street
wants 20 boom stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
BUYERS IN THE
NORTHERN ZONES
Entire Block on the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse
Changes Hands.
SITE OWNED FOR
YEARS BY J. p. DUNN
Market Found for Five Story
Apartment House In West
140th ST., Near the Drive.

Buying in tie northcyly sections
was the predominant feature Of the
realty market yesterday.
Kurs 4 Uren sold FOR John p. Dunn
the entire block front on 1924 ST, run
ming from Grand boulevard and Con-
course 70 Creston sv., having . front
age Of PA feet on the north side o.
1924 g., It's feet on the east side OF
Creston sv. and I25 fee. on the west
side Of Grand Boulevard and Con
course.
This plot has been the homestead
OF Mr.. Dunn for eighteen years and
has been one Of the show places OF
that section. II Is ideally located,
being bounded on tho west by 81
James Park and on the east BY Pos
Park.
The Hall-Berwin Co. has sold FOR
John Palmer 20 Carl r. Ebeith five
story apartment house at 6l2 west
14Oth ST.. 41.sxl00 feet, adjoining
Riverside Drive. !, was held at s'o'-
600. 7. Is fully rented.
Plans have been hled with the Man
haitian Bureau OF Buildings FOR the
construction OF 8 four story school Tor
dancing, with a ballroom. There VIII
be living quarters for the owner.
II will be located on the north SIDE
Of 18th ST., 1912 feet east Of Seventh
az. having q frontage Of ee1o fsse
and q depth Of 93b feet Louis II.
ChaNf is the owner. George n ana
Henry Boehm are architects and nave
placed the cost at $4,000.
Other sales Yesterday were.
10th ST.-Kstle F. Tucker sold i~
West 18th St, three story and base
ment dwelling on lot l6.sxe9.ll, be-
tween Lenox and Seventh avs.
RIVER AY.-Another group OF spart-
lnent houses 10 projected for the West
Bronx, close 70 the Concourse, vhers
builders and operators have been wsg-
ing buying campaign. The latest
operation Is 20 be carried on by the
newly formed AJea Construction Com
pany, which has purchased from Carl
Rouvenac. through II. A. Douglas =
Co., the plot Of six lots located on the
east side Of Ryer sv., extending through
70 Valentine sv., 260 feet south OF ls4th
st. The property fronts 70 feet on each
thoroughfsre, with depth OF 200 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
\ Golden Billion.

Strictly speaking. It is not quite 8
billion dollars in gold that the Bank Of
France now holds, but 5,026,800, 900
francs brings il near enough TO that
extraordinary mark. There is more
gold there than any bank has ever held
and nearly half as much in that single
institution as there is all together in
the United States. And In the United
States there is the greatest stock OF
gold in the world. In a single week
the Bank Of France gained about ST.
100000 worth Of geld; in q fortnigh;
over S29,O00,000. This is, Of course
largely due to the heavy subscription
TO the loan Of Victory"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Not Wasting Good Tools.

II is not known too definitely how
the British Treasury purposes using
the American securities that it is gath
ering from large British holders. II is
going 70 sell some Of them, or, rather
L is going 10 keep on selling them
There isn't the slightest chance, how
ever, that il will dump them in this
market. They are too valuable for
that. There is every reason why the
best prices obteinsble should be
sought, and the nation OF shopkeep-
ers" il not throwing away opportuni-
ties through undue haste. u no other
consideration affects It's policy, Il is 70
be assumed that the British Treasury
will not lose sight Of the fact that
every additional quarter OF point
gained on q hundred shares Of stocks
saves something more than five golden
sovereigns from the trip across the
ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
LONDON MARKET
HASLOWER TREND
Trading Unusually Quiet, Ex.
cept in American Issues
Rubber Stocks Off.

London. Dec. 16.-Business was very
ouiet on the stock Exchange to-day
and the tone was undecided Gilt
edged securities we're inclined 30 g.
lower and rubber stocks declined with
the commodity. Argentine rails were
firm. A fair business Was ansscted
in American bonds and railroad shares
although the latter dropped near the
close. Kafirs we're harder on sood
dividend announcements Consois
closed al 6Si.; the new war loan u
lower at 97is. ..oo oo,.
The Bank Of England bought e629,OoU
in bar gold ano shipped G250,oOO 70
Spain, si25.000 TO South Ameries, E82,-
600 10 Canada and 100000 10 the
United States.
Money and discount rates we're quiet.
American exchange was fairly STEADY
at l.72& for cable transfers. The
completion Of the Russian credit is no:
expected 70 affect exchange rates until
bills for acceptance are received.
Money loaned At ! 70 AZ per cent.
Discount rates FOR short and three
months bills were -, per cent.
Gold premium al Lisbon vas SO.
Paris, Dec. 16.-Three per cent rentes
CO francs 70 confines eX-coupon. EX-
change on London 27 francs 1914 cen
times
Trading was quiet on the Bourss TO-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
J0PICs OF DAY
m WALL STREET
r,.ders Use War Scare to
Force Stock Prices to
Lower Level.
DEMONSTRATION NOT
VIII WHOLLY SUCCESSFUL
French Bonds Make a
w. .,so-O Recovery-Britain Not
20 Dump Americans

r,- va, declared on the floor Of the ,,
va r..ssnce shortly after 2 o'clock
-. 3: traders traders acting for Austria gs
.a.s,sly detained abroad; Rapidly
-osl.sing their forces the pears t |ion
ysl.lS ,n oFers.vc all along the line.
,l..'I we're r successful IN penetrating
ii'. ,ov's territory, bat the expected
@. ssa n-..'7 from General Pubic's
f '.ni0,s', acre tsrdy in arriving, so that
'''s.,s, ,,r. o. the impetus Of the drive
s'y,o o.t Nigttfall found them, how
: 's s;i!l in possession Of the greater
~, = Of the ground gained; Inc he ie s.s,
tYo-si,h their lines so extended that 1t
y. .vwn...,Taiiy believed they will have 10
s ! hssty retreat II it shall prove
PES Hs surtker support from Austria IS
IN, Of The question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Sales at Auction.

A. ~ Vese, o.
B. Joseph P. Day.
70 Az. 1890 Q. rs 7oth q SIftI Q 81
snr. s1,h stores: 20 ROdap foY siI,eoe.
PARK Az, -. 5. az, Ssh a, ALtIse: 80
c0s n william White fy- . client fo< SIS eed.
80 ST 49, " - io;h a.. ?2tss.S; { -
dwf Adjourned % Jan y.
GHEtss ST, i9s AID 10. - iss Primo, n
slsJlo'; ~ on eies: 70 rls elG1rf -
ss.eoo
~ Rrsn L Kennedy.
lzsrH ST. q L. o. 1898 Msfison o., 10 d
eoii: Gy. drs: 10 The pGnrs for Ssoss
p Henry Brady.
bTH ST. .ef ". o Q? IN Az ifysse; -
lcft b.ds 10 John CayAnGiigh for 3fs.soe
~ samuel Man
SUFFOLK 81. lss. .. i2s Hcostau st e<xIte
~ terrt ana stores and 81 yr tsruBI 70
lbs Lawyers MorEsss On Tor t5set
isorh 81. :se ", 50 1855 sth AZ, - srseifi
sly dSr. 70 the o,.inlr for 8 5ee.
A. tie Bronr 2ohinge
Bf Geerys Pra
ST RAYMOND Az. aie. -, 1877 81 lsssrS
AZ 2oNloe vacant. IN the piGntih fer yl5ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
John A. ECKERT BUYS
100 SAG HARB0R ACRES
One of Largest Waterfront Deals
in Section in Some Years.

The estate of Robert Christie. jr,
sold 70 John A. Eckert, Of New York,
a tract of 100 acres of shore front at
Sag Harbor. Long Island. II is sd-
jacent to North Haven.
This is one Of the largest tracts Of
waterfront sold in the last few years
on the east side of Long Island. Theo-
dore s. Hall negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
PARTICIPATION in British Credit.

Participation certificates in the $780,
900 600 commercial credit recently OK
tended 10 the five big London JOINT
stock banks by the committee OF bank
.rs. of which Frank A. Nanderlp IS
chairman. will be issued neat Monday.
The participants are being requested 20
designate how they cesiro the eertln-
estes 70 be made out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
PICK UP REALTY PLUM
IN AUCTION ROOMS
House Assessed for S90,500
Bought for $4,000.

One Of the best bargains ever picked
up in the Exchange salesroom at IL
Vesey st. was secured yesterday by
William A. White & Sons for 8 client.
The property purchased was 70 Park
av., adjoining the northwest corner Of
36th ST.
1t was bought for $4,000 at a psrtl-
ton sale conducted by Joseph P. Day.
u is assessed at 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
LOFTS 18TH BRANCH
Candy Man Rents Store in Broadway,
Brooklyn.

George ". Loft, candy manufactures
and retailer. has secured location In
the Williamsburg section OF Brooklyn
for the establishment Of another branch
to his business, making the thirteenth
In his chain Of stores.
Through P. H. j. DAILY he has leased
for long term the store, 26x6o feet,
at 1888 Broadway, being a portion OF
an arcade building, 75X250 feet, to be
erected by Henry c. Bohsck. The Ed
son Company also IL said 70 have closed
a lease for space in this building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Closes Strong, with
Net Gains of llac. TO &c.
Corn Advances.
Nsv YORK. Dtcruh-T 70. 1915.
NHEsT.

Underlying sentiment IN ne rhs., ui.Est rai
l.efTO-' Aiief Sigh: early declne. when Va
s2gsre' ,iy due 70 moderate s--uLll- -cn o. sell
~ orders over Hsai - resu-; q tie s0'ef-iaea
rrpCr. TIE .sr-r-y Jf gal4ez Upward su1
tovart ths e.o.s o OBJ, dsy r7onour-sei strength
leFuolt1- tioslnE 80. 1I-Ls Ee-s a. .oS-' no
TE@v Vas cCrgEa-g8.y lu!s n ne nsrs %
hing about sI,h sharp scTAncs. DIT u rAs s'i-
gelt i-ai lie ,rtds h. 5ecn vsry much inp-ess-c
uy ar active AZ s1ns shA, E.ysts-ou, demand
which iGuLs lie itst ,e< dave tss sb0nrosd a
tremendous 1noun: Q: loag wheat Furthsrnofe, 80
'aicGEo nA.tsi y,s nervous over thrss;s1s1 latof
troubles Oh tie railroads here ara December soo.1
.. that market we're Lcsivs ogysrs
Conditions a. the seGrodrt Grs very much con-
Fssted and. a. tae sh.gpsr, are finding great az
h-uly 80 moving wheat already SOD for export. u
Is sItrtm,y hard % place Dgy ort-rs. Export CO
mand. however. Is poor ard to;Al sales fo- ths
LAY Amounted 20 orly s5o-It 900 900 bushels,
quoted Al ,i.q7E 0. b Nef YoTf No Nor,hsra
p4Iuth. Sian, Lad 30 Northern M.nitobA
&. 81. 0 BleGc.
CORN
Corn vas firm from tbs cuisS All tlL prizes
were n-sr the Toy. ..ta n, ga y n 70 rs.
Tao trade a. large "a convinced ttst ne amount
of good corn IN thls yrar's cup Us iau-n under tAe
ss7efAmeut crop estimate. Rs-e.sts a. p-mary
points we're snail. ard unsettled Weather IA M
Vest IA against the movement r. .aa local cash
marks, No ye.lcv corn Vas quoted a. Sc. prompt
6s3pa;snt
Tn=s was a comparatively cute. rad. n BE
cas- make, but prices rer, lnau,ncd By he
sirezy.h n wheat and oc, ard A. ms cloeo o, ne
dsy yalu-- were a. 90 &c ns, higher. he io'sl
.5sa9 me- 10 T,, 81. sis,.s faa;y Tipped
yhte. is.ss'oi.c. ana o-laty slpS1 WINE.
'ti. % isisr ali c.tfa.'-.
Rye.
Maid ,ssy: SO 2 Western. 8, q Bl5S.e.
nav YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Suburban Lard Co. Sales

New York Suburban Land CO. has
sold az is development in the Fourth
Ward, Borough CT Queens, q plot, 2ox
100 on Park av., TO II. Sourer, and
plot. 2Oxloo, on Sterling St. 70 A. Wat
son.
Al Carwood. y. j., plot. 2o1lo0. on
Willow az, to D. d. Stanton, and q
plot. 25xiJO, on Fourth ay.. 70 G. Wehr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17

q .coN Z Tel Es 1881 nm InH Ie.H l09
{ cc0 Swift & @ Us. eSs - ssA go
90 Western Ts! Sc s. r. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
The Bronx.
mIssEyoso Az e. rs syusaStane .. cs

mlssEFoso Az 80 rs s-utAsstsnd 2. cy
Island. for ~ 81 frame 6wG lois VI
Clty Island Homes Inc tRayuend Belmont. 81
NsSs.u s.. presid.ntl. ovnr Enl se.fert ~
t5srH ST, s. 20 81 Anne AZ; FOR tse S ~
brs isf.Ir;s 50Iss ELcvl Building Co fns
Ferdinand MeManus sse rir'on ~. 1rssi1s-tl.
sr-hifscts. 10000
2IzO ST. Mount Ye-non sri for ~. sc
YrsIns dwzs 2ir5lri4s william PeerS Co VIII
tam Petsrs 1854 fremont az. presiferl. owner.
Charles s-Ase'-r, y. Ni Tremont ~. Scmtec
.ifees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

C,-.r va ,rsin quisi, tOfsl sale ainpuhuAt 70
20 BAG md AFTER showing ye-y sinAn pilie
cb,ns,s throughout ths day sishty easier 49,
n-.ssure IN the uesr months, VILE e1iaslcS "a
pscernber liquidation. ana tn1 prices we're
poinu lover 20 ! point net fnsisi. =, - ,.s,
N d. RIO market ,ad % yss IN sane 20
Cost AID freight orers from braIn nee =. "a,
:, tncgIi he market remained unchanged o. tts
Ssas ~ so 70 o0c for Santos q. Lolaci, C,sl
~tresr.nccs from Santos amounted u ohe eLsg ~
=, III 300 bags 10 Nsv York sale vas rel ,N ~
:, -666 baes - santos coffee OF ne ipot isb on
q % Which represented The remnant o. .
rsyvo wHish has been 1e-e 'or some time .na vas VS.
,si 70 Le composed prind9s.j 9i te 80, -: 1'
s1..bi. yrs1es and was taken by q lOcsl j'oucl
N, SPOT msrHct Wa duiei; viz prce1p az y,
,o-rinai on the basis Of nc Tor Hio g. hHF' u
urirCs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Rank Of France Return.

oviDIo PIIpI troeer. a. "a VEST hoaston
has rnad- ar ssslgnfacut 70 AbfAbsu hrl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
s1o0 600 BROOKLYN Plan.

Shampan q Shampan have fled plans
for ten three story and store apart
ment buildings TO be erected on plo;
Of 2O1xiOO, on the south side OF
Seventh az. Brooklyn, taking IN the
block from Goth TO 6lst St, 10 cost
100000, for the Parkside Avenue
Holding Co., rs owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
MINING.
Buy Penn. r. R. Bonds in London

Kuhn. Loeb & Co.. Il was learned
Yesterday. are continuing their policy
Of purchasing in London the consoli-
dated now hrsO mortgage per cent
bonds Of the Pennsylvania Railroad OF
Tho stirling issue made in 1908 The
bonds. which are bling acquired through
Ba-ing Brothers, will be stamped $1,000
bonds and placed In this market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
INVESTING AT JAMAICA
A. W. Fielder Purchases Site for Fine
Dwelling.

The Hillside-Jamaica Home-Building
Co. has sold to Albert W. Fielder
restricted plot. 72.5 by 1918 feet on the
east side Of Dalny road, north OF Wex-
ford terrace, on block adjoining resi-
dence Of VI. J. Degnon. Mr.; Fielder
plans 20 build in the early spring. The
Real Estate Service Bureau acted as
broker.
Louis Gold has purchased the south
west corner Of Liberty and Minnesota
avs, Jamaica. Long Island, upon which
ne will put I'D store buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

A general decline In prices -<ook
place In the afternoon on the Conseli-
dated Exchange. Anaconda's best WIS
IS. Mexican Petroleum, after opening
at 1914, declined to 94la. United States
Steel was the most active issue, with
dealings of 1870. Transactions In all
stocks amounted 70 62,77o shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
METALS.

COPPER ua STEADY. With sletroy-ie 9uotcd a.
Iss. Zoe TISoa n. N,- iG i5 s M'a oi.
5hshs. TN VS. strong .in 81. 40, o, ~ viii New
2 yg .p 81 SsS.si 20, saa I s. Luis i '29
552L sPELTEn va s,s'I; ~" va, 81 Lsui.
.a os gsif5 SOC. In L51doa LEAD closed =, IS u,
iSf .po AID fes 8 70: tl;arss 49,, 80 I'm n
fio.S1I 5000 A: iis5 fcf standard $40, al 50
t. Ter ilg;1 Win ..;s .. ~ sG fs :. "a Tor
1890 ,so. sad Efp 10 fot futures. VIZ snss o.
~. -. -, ard 500 'ouI futures EectfsSI'
co.n,-r no Loudon cloei fsi los io spo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Rents Terrace Garden

The Terrace Garden Company, formed
at Albany yesterday with a caPitsi o.
$50 900. has secured from the +. d NJ.
Schaefer Brewing Company ten-year
lease OF Terrace Garoen, on East ettn
end 5sth SITS. west of Third sv. Aooiph
Suesskind. who has been conneeteo win
the place for fifteen years VIII hesd
the new company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Rank of England Return.

London. Dee lg-The weekly return o. the Bani
o. England shows %. fc.,owins ca go. ,.,.. q,
e-,assf III NJ roo bullion lr-rrHss4 ts.f34 o.sr -
.,t-if,.. Ir.-s4.rI - gil 900. scr dero>ls y
$500 = 50 600 public dep s's deceased 1901.
200 natrs reserve decreased t.0le10. 6o'.T'm,n II
ss-u-,tiss unchanged ....
TIE proportion q the banks reserve % ilfnLl
III. rate Of dLScoant re@AlaI 90 oe1A
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Leases DalY's Theatre.

Ira A. Lurie has leased Days Thea
ire, Broadway, between 29th and 3oth
SITS, for Mary Z. Jones to Harry Her
cog for q term Of years. The exact
policy Of the theatre has not yet been
decided upon.
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New Building Plans.

67Tn ST. ls5 ard IS7 W; fo- 10 ~ srArn,ns
house. 81 5Isz3; 57th Stree; BeLu Corp. sos
I'll Az. owner: 7 Lyons. Yockeo. rchi.sr
s,sosos
s7TH ST. o. iot1 IN ~; for ~ ehool,
dance hall. ETC. 80 i0Te7.3: L II chslH tsd
tcCts. tilooS
losrH ST. AL % AZ e: for q ! ~ s.crae. BIDS.
5O1lcOii; Nathan Manufacturing Co. tls l06ta
g. owner. T J Duf. AZ W lsh q. uoht.c
CONVENT Az, ~ cor l4ig 81 for Q 10 ST. ssnn1
houss 20 i0xS5: " " Reslty Co. Inc. ioi
Pax a.. owner 7 Morton. So- Bnghter.
Staten Island. architect. tz5e.e0
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PROPOSALS
pTUCPOafLs
M OLL!LI,hNn AID rIITsBUEGH
XVI .ElIAD COMPANY

g.. i.sff'afe. ~. so1fmDef 9Th. 1915.
49, Dfcyrsa.s fcr ne sale % Genera
e1..ttsss bptls - tiir Company. for hc-
~ ~ sinking FgDf. 81 nj 20 szcsed
t15)st WI ~ reesivss al ths offies n
-, h.aa.yv Lan'sr a COMPANY. -
= = h'ff-f ffp YDf. =. L.. ., fhs Close
-, ..,.'f, DeceHb-r 5lr, 1915. Proyosais
81 .'i go tfflfs o. bon4s. - ~.
~" ~ ~ aiso ~ 80 cars - series
.ss-.. itffffe re rumbef a. INNS
49, .r+s.at for fi7ts sn0 fof 81 %
Efris. rev Eorcs Gnsevtsf viii BE-
49, 80 ei ne cftos - sf4ssra. ftnrlof'
ft.f p, 49, sfoVe. n lgt prearufsf o.
~ ~ i1s Tan j. rsssrgs5 - fs1e.f tho
z kLo&E. Treasurer.
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psr's De is-Ts weekly siatrmrft ~ ne
Ron ~ Franc stsvs Ito following chan grt.
Gold S. hand increased s'.+ioNo isNr. N.'.'
i1 hai1. Increased g. ooN f.a.a ~
culaiiru. dsrresscd e1o btfvVN ih.'t' 'l'A--t'
nftIf in.fcasal $50 sPs 900 franc guerra 70
po.lf. ,|e.rtated 20 .9s 900 Franc. bib if'lnNl
ipfrss.ed 4" 900 trans. s1'snrc'. IA-I' a. o.
sIa.t- coo ffAns
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IONGAcRr LKNp CoMPANY.

-. -'NH'f CT AhnuGl mcrtlnE.
- DsnTscfe Land Company Will b. held AZ
.''Hg> Of M Company. 30 III Broad -
-. "a N Cify q New York. y T.. on
- tae zoth lss % December. 1915,
..Ps oclock in n. forenoon. for tho
!. ioa o. Directors md tbs transaction
- otasr tls.re-l as may properly
before the meeting
1919 LNEEDELI4 Jr.. Secretary.
iefk. December an. 1915.
~ ANNUAL MEETrEG or TIfE STOCK
~ ..sft 81 'n. >. q SHAW BLANK BOOK
4. .N ~. election q Trustees will b. held
h -esf or 71-I4-Ts walker street
A. tih. 1915. - eleven O'clock 4. ~
=, .LAiNgToE WITH secretsfy.
aerk december Ig. 1915
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DIVIDENDS.
UNITED LIGHT &
RAILWAYS co.
DIVIDENDS

Davenport
PnEYERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. FL
The Executive Committee OF the Board
Of Directors have declared q dividend OF
ono and one-Half Per Cent Oh<j Oh tn.
First Preferred Stock payable out Of tbs
surplus earnings on January l. 1915. 70
s4ookholdeTs Of record al the close Of eusi-
ness . n. Dec is. 1915.
stock transfer books WIN reopen for
transfer OF stock certificates ct the opening
Of business Thursday morning. Dec. le.
1913 l. II HEINKE.