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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NrN.
YORK-Frederick w. Semi, plsi,nMn
against Maud Brevoort Barclay ana otRsir.s'
In pursuance Of a Judgmen, o., ,o,.
closure and sale. duly made and ent.r.S'
the above-entitled action and bearing dali.
signed, the referee IN. said jud s g
named. will sell at public auction. a, ~.
E.ch:nss sslssroom; ~ it.iS v...'
of New York. on the 18th Inr OF ,Juns
1915; st /: o,clock noon on tina, day, bt
JOsEPH 2. Day, Auctioneer. the premise.
Aherein described as follows: u
ALL that certain lot of land with N.
Borough Of Manhattan. in the City. CONF
:cTibed a. follows: GoMME%eiiNSHH d
distant one hundred aud fifty $50, IL
and nve-eighths Is OF an inch wes,.-L
from the Northwesterly corner Of FIR.
Northeriy and parallel with First Avsnus
partly. through a party wall one hunifsi
quarter 90 inches; theme. S%or,hws.s,aHy ,
on a diagonal line fifty (5ol feet and Az.
and t~hree.qusrter t6sD inches to a pcln
drawn. at RICH angles with tho Nor,htri,
line OF First street and distant aboat ono
hundred and thirty-eight, lSS feet and
Southerly ond on said right angle Iits
parallel with First Avenue. thirty .!eh,
tSSD feet twois' lnches' thence Easterly
parallel with First street, twenty-five tsSi
feet one ~ inch: thence Sou,herly ana
again parallel with First Avenue one nv.
dred C100) feet. to the .Northerly SIDE,
First Street. and thence Essterly along ~.
said Northerly side OF First Street. tvsnt,-
four eco feet eleven inches TO the point Or
place Of beginning. be said several n.
tances and dLmensions more OF less. Sal
premises being now known by the sire.
number sixty-four go First street In SAL
Dated. New York. May ??d. 1915.
HYAC1STHE R1NGROSE. Referee
DEWITT. LOCKMAN & DEWITT. Atiorn,y.
for Plaintiff, No. SIS Nassau stree,
New York City.
The following Is a iscram Of the prom.
erty. 70 be sold: Its street Number Il u,
First Street:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-25
SOUTH AMERICA TRADE
STILL BRITISH ASSET
Exports Of Cotton Cloths
From England Show Increase
Despite the War.

British manufacturers and exporters
are not forgetting their interest In the
South American field, according to a
compilation prepared by the foreign
trade department Of the National City
Bank. which shows that exports Of cot
ton cloths from Great Britain to South
America In the first foul months Of
1916 are greater h a they were in tho
corresponding months in 1914. preceding
the European war.
Great Britain's exports Of cotton piece
goods Of all kinds to Argentina In the
four months ended with April. 1915,
were 100000 yards. against 81. 000. 900
yards In the same months In 1914. To
Uruguay they were $500. 900 yards, as
compared with 5000. 900 during the same
period two years ago.. and to Chile 49,
100000. against 10000 900 in the same
period In 1914. To Brazil they were
4 5000. 900. against 1s,oOGooo in the
same months two years ago. while the
total exported to the seven principal
countries Of South America amounted
to 1856 900 yards during the first
four months OF this year. as compared
with $4,000, 600 In the same months In
1915. and 1884, 900. 900 in the correspond
Ing period In he preceding year.
The only South American countries
enumerated In the British statement TO
"HiSH 'nc eAports OF cotton CLOTHS snow
a reduction are Peru. Venezuela and
Colombia. the total to Peru being a.
100000 yards. against $500, 900 yards ;
to Venezuela. 1880. ooo. against H.
100000. and to Colombia, 1880, 600,
against $500. 900.
British exports Of cotton cloths to the
seven countries enumerated In their ex-
port returns OF the four months ended
with April. 1916, have averaged 81. 00o,-
900 yards "A month. while those of the
United States TO all South America for
the eight months ended with February
have averaged $500, 900 Yards a month,
or about one-ffth as much as that OF
Great Britain, despite war conditions.
sugar exports from the United States
are running at the rate Of about VS.
100000 a year. against an average Of
$4,000. 600 a year before the war. The
value of the sugar exported from New
York last week was In round figures
H,50O.00o. as compared with SAL. 900 in
the same week In 1914. The largest ex-
port of sugar from this port was in the
week ended March Is last. when the
total expor, in round figures was IS, 000.-
900, as against $4,000 in the same week
two years before.
Total exports from the port Of New
York for the week ended May 20. 1916.
were S39.S94.6ss. as gains s24.175.-
o3o during the same week in 1915. and
slb,353,2l0 In the same period In 1914.
Total imports during the week ended
May IL. 1916. were s27.962.s40 for the
corresponding week OF 1915. 2l,e34.s7s;
OF 1914. sl7,3s9.o4s
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TIL first inquiry made by the financial!
Office of TIE U was sen to Mr., Pew
following the receipt OF information to the
Eject that a prospectus email scale map Of
he oil fields in Mexico where the prop
crty OF the Metropolitan Petroleum Cor
poration IL located showed some prop
erty as owned ny the company which
was really owned by a different concern
altogether.
A subsequent investigation showed
that such maps had been circulated and
that these discrepancies existed upon
them. when this was drawn to the
attention Of the Metropolitan corpora
ton the company drew attention to the
fact that the map was drawn on a small
scale and might be Inaccurate. A large
scale map In the offices OF the company
disclosed the fact that no claim was be
ing made Of ownership In tho properties
in question and II was ordered that
any remaining maps hearing the same
mistake hc destroyed and new ones is
sues.
Furthermore. the financial ONCE ~
THE SuN had received Inquiries from
investors about the stock ~ tho Metro
pol',an Petroleum Corporation. (which
had a sharp rise on tho curb market
following the reports hat a sale Of Ia
100000 barrels Of oil to the Sun Conn
pany had been effected and that that
company would probably be represented
on he board Of the Metropolitan COM
pany.
TIL thorough investigation made by
THE SUN disclosed the facts as Issued
in the foregoing statement ny Mr.. Chap
man, vice-presldent 81 the Metropolitan
Petroleum Corporation.
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I'M MONSES.


CITY COURT OF h CITY OF NEW
YoRK-Helene swift. Plaintiff. asa'u,
Amy Deponyert Martini, SHOWN a. Nu.
named Defendant; You are hereby sun
moned to answer the complain tn 70
action, and to serve a copy Of your A.
swer on the Plaintiffs Attorney ~"
six days after the service OF this san
mons, exclusive Of the day Of service. a.
In case OF vour failure to appear mp sr
swer Judgment will be taken agains' =,
BY default, for the relief demanded a. ,h.
complaint. Dated April 10Th. 1915. J =
sherman. Plain,in's- Attorney, otng. at
OF Brooklyn. City of New York. To ~,
Deponvert Martini. known as Amy Dep'r
vert: The foregoing summons II serve
upon you by publication pursuant 10 q
order OF II. II. Smith. a Judge OF the or.
Court OF the City of New York. dated Apf
27th. 1916. and fled with the complain 10
the once Of the Clerk Of the City Court %
New YORK. City at 81 hambe street Seo
York city J. s. sherman, Plain.ihs A.
torney. Once and post. once. address. :
73rd Street. Borough OF Brooklyn. City o
New York.
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q
BUILDING SALE.
THE BRONX PARKWAY COMNfIsalC

offers for sale TO the highest bidder TWEEN
siN buildings for demolition or removal goo
feet from the Bronx River Parkway r.
eryatian. extending from Bronx Park
Greenwood. lists of which will be furnis's
upon application. All bids must he yuu
on forms provided by the Commission ~
are subject TO rules and regulations ther'
set forth. and must be accompanied b.
cash deposit or certified check TO the or
Of the Bronx Parkway Commission ~
sum equal to ESQ Of the total srnor'
No deposit less than $50 90 accepted w
each bid. All buildings sold must Ne p
moved or d!smantled within thirty -
after surrender. No extension Of time
he granted. Sealed bids VIII be reer'
at the ONCE Of the Commission, ESQ ".
son Avenue New York. on or before { '
MONDAY. JUNE 9Th. 1915,
at which time bids received viii No ?
licly opened.
BRONX PARKWAY COMN1SSfu%
ESQ Madison Avenue. New Ntrt
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BRITAIN Still SENDING GOLD,
Receipts for Present Novemcn
Now About xIO,5OO,O 600,

Another shipment OF slightly more
than 100000 In Canadian gold was
deposited yesterday mt the Assay Office
Ia the credit of j. i. Morgan & co. from
the Bank of England's agency I'm Of
tawa. This makes n total OF about
$l6,5oo,noo brought into this country
on the present shipment,
Gold coin to the amount OF 5000. nm
was withdrawn from the Suh-Treasury
yesterday by tho Guaranty Trust Com.
pany and $4,000, 900 was withdrav n nv
another New York bank.
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The governing committee OF the Stock
Exchange has admitted to listing the
following securities: $500. 900 hrst
mortgage A. per cent. forty yea sink
ing fund bonds OF the Paducah and III
nois Railroad Company, slo,697. 900 gem
bonds Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company. sI7,5on.o00 thirty wear Nrst
mortgage ! per cent. bonds Of the Utah
Power and Light Company, s@,122,O0o
first mortgage 3 per cent. bonds of the
Galveston. Houston and Henderson Rail
road Company.
eral consolidated mortgage ~ rer cent.
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The approximate amount Of the lien o-
charge, to satisfy which the sbova.Ie
scribed roperty L. to be sold. IL For'f
eight thousand eight hundred and sis,t.
eight 75-l0o Dollars tsts.s6s. 1ai. with IN.
terest thereon from the tenth day " Ma
1916, together with the costs ana allow
ance amounting to Five hundred and fort,
three 7l-100 dollars ,f5I3.1iD, with i%nter.s'
from May 10. 1916, together with the 81
penses Of the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and wats'
rates. or other liens. which are to be a.
lowed to the purchaser out OF the purthte
money. or paid by the Referee. IL Five hur
dred and sixty-one Dollars t55l.0O) a.
interest.
Dated, &s~ York. May 22d. 1919
HYACISTHE RINGROSE. Referee
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. May i4.-The copper share market
has apparently drifted back into It's rut.
Prices moved narrowly, with trading in small
volume, the list being devoid OF feature.
Railroad stocks were quiet and fractionaliy
lower. while. the miscellaneous department
showed small changes on light transactions.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May ?4-The local market
displayed a stronger tone. with Baltimore
Tube advancing . points to l6e. thalmcrs OIL
M =. Cosden Refining gaining = al 2SN and
Cosden oil and Gas common being practically
above the opening price. closing at . Bonda
ummary
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H CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May H-The market wa. in
many respects n repetttion NJ Yesterdays
trading, Quaker Oats made a further gam Of
six points, Lindsay Light, Swifts and Public
Service common were frmer Other issues
were practically unchanged Bonds were
steady. The
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ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys nams y emitted
address party Of nrst part.)
Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth street.)
ROOSEVELT ST. 49, : s'2 ; N.w
M M;s . ,,5 TSe'l'M ss' ~. s atty. :i ; Y Z 1 bas.: &;
Di VI { s's ~: ;;ss.:a:. lo,:i' eh.y.i,ii; !;
!; Il, IT. !, i,. III e S IS " ss;s = l.. s; W.; ST #:
n;; ss9SWn 7 s,:'ss Is j.. Il IT, - S $s;i;s 4; S!:sS.:
Ia II: All: .isy. - B blsis,Sa Il Sro %.s q s''' Divi M:n
BAYARp ST. So. :. si.s Bow.iy. aSs
s',y toS S:r R { %:i;si. H. H IS S: 4; Ma, Fl
SSs /: is TiV.r. { A bSIY.. m RE-; ,s,.S sc.
foTrcIN'pr Co NAY az 1919 May 70; sts 5c
2Wim. G Arnold ,' ref to j e.; Y..s a is5
ie5ecIosnr. May as: atty. A.T e.
ioV sway. ..YSI,000
East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
q Z a iS,s = N.d'; 20 cav AZ;
Ti,I. Guar Trust CO; iiit hway. .sioS
Real Estate CO. l7s Bway. Api 10: atty.
18th i.s sTs Z { I i: 1, si S:sIsn x (
- IN" s,,s =. f Ncand.. $ 5 rs D. ''s q sro %sy
west side.
west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
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THE PTTTsBURG MARKET.

PITTSBTRG, May H-American Window
Glass Machine closed NJ Goi.. having opened
and sold high NJ CO, Pure OIL was a frac.
ton lower n l77s and Westinghouse Electric
gained u, closing NJ 81, Other stocks showcl
little or no change In quotations, The sum,
mary.
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Reply Of metropolitan Corp.

This statement was referred to the
Metropolitan Petroleum Corporation and
the following statement was Issued by
MILFORD Chapman. vice-president
Referring to the statement Of the
sun Company that they have not pur-
chased any oil from the Metropolitan
Petroleum Corporation or Invested any
money therein. this statement Is ac-
curate. The sun Company has no
financial interest In the Metropolitan
Company and no statement has been
made by any official OF the Metro
politan Company that the sun Com
pany had any financial interest therein.
A contract was signed on May 3 last
covering the intended construction and
operation OF pipe lines which are not
yet completed. and no oil can he de-
liyered under this contract until the
pipe line Is completed. II Is expected
that the pipe line will bc completed
within the month Of July. Il the
sun Company Will hav ninety days
thereafter to begin taking the oil un-
der their contract. The text OF the con-
tract provides for the taking of 1000
600 barrels OF oil every six months. :
Before this statement was issued
a.ojy5i TO I representative % THE S"s
such "A contract. II another inquiry was
sent to Mr. Pew In Philadelphia as Ia
the authenticity OF the contract. NJ,
Few confirmed the contract. TIE CORE
spordence published IN the form OF ad-
refreshments yesterday followed.
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Tho tenth general meeting Of the
American Iron and Steel Institute will
be held on May rs at the Waldorf
Astoria. There will be three sessions,
the first at 10 A. NJ. the second at
2 r. NJ. In the Aston Gallery. and the
third, or evening session, will begin at
Z o'clock with dinner. served In the grand
ballroom.
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toxioo WALTZ Rl,y "orpn 70 Sc
iNty co, 81 Wall ~, hldg lo1r
due Mug 1917 or sodn"r. i y ~
7 @ & T Co. Ia ........ -.
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north o, NON 49,,
i3lSr ST. 1888 " II : 80 v I..
l7NH9li, MAY 20. tu. auI tn
bond los u Cott,n - Ma, :.
& Trust "a. lso Hwoy
la3p Sr, 49, " II s. i,G q Nnvrt...
soSG'l Fra Nay q. Ike nv
ante. ( TTrus, e. i7s ipwsy :,
-"imh :. g.. B"sy IGn.e
Alexander Gran. Con.,n 20 - 9" t.
r "1,.s' e Trn ~ CO. H~1E s,, re-, .
Loan. May %. I ". s c-A'evs 20
grant c9n.,n CO -" T!,y Pa, r."
Trust CO, i7s Rwsy. ..,.''..,r no
BRoADWAy, : W cor .n,,h =. ip'yaa
iisYs2, IA Loan; MAJ q: ,vrtT
estate co. i'6 Rwty. atty tn" G.s'a
toe 4 Trust CO. l56 Bwsy. 90. So
Bron,.
Borough ~ The Rro-x,
LOTS IS ~ 4 part lot *. map Me- a.
Estt'c A~ssn-Miltuor Rios. Inc, TO
Hcal Estat" co ,h,lg 'oanr. Ma o.
co, l,h BwIN
BATHGATE Az. ciIi =. 20 .y'o'
W Cornish CONSTR "a 20 Jas Nj
W lolst 50, May -. dnn ss rrr '.
ATTY. Title Guarantc" 4 Trus'
LOT 49,. map part Gleason PROP
Schwaab TO Ann, = wi!i.y. #
a. May 20, dM" a. p"r bond -"
Guarantee & Trust 90, l76 Rw,'
lis rENDE>s.
Manhattan.
63p ST 3ao E-A'lon T Mlr.r or' n
aani Realty 90, l.,, ''sl ,f'r-
10TH ST, 34a E-Saul Go.dherc 90 ra-'s
.. ffff' ~ a', . 5. J y. y r i Ink
e al ror.clcsure Of ",aor,s,s
7TH Az. n : cor i.sth $, ao.,a. n.
Dock savings Institution as' ~
ing co. Inc, ct ~ ,fgrc"in,.
r~Itv'ifSSa'roetN>y ' ST. H,a T''hg,2- Dc.
hgt Abraham ! Spirp Of , .'...
marriage atty, q II COREY
CENTRAL PNRk WEST. "a q
1o6th -, 32NIoo Niry \
Susan ~ Carrcsu 81 aI t,
cover dover atty, / + y,
10TH ST: rs 4oo " lo,h n '
nard W Fischer ag boo.
nj 'amended FORE. 'r,ur, .'
a'tys, Arrowsmi'h 4 prnr
10TH ST, "a and A"G o.
zig"r agi ' u R"altg g.. %
Of mortgage Ht.vs. Gr.s. s.
.5TH ST, 4oG ami 4"s T. rr.
\ Trust 60 agt Jns"rh H,
foreclosure %; m'tiSae.|
JEFFERSON ST, 4s u@crrNa-' 10 "a"
stein agt simon ii"vi"-- ,
closure OF mortgage N'N "
WALTON Az cor l'n -
Edward j schpctic' ,a' 4.
porht'on 81 al tiurc, nsi'. re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-25

WASHINGTON. May a-The statement Of
the receipts and disbursements OF the Treas.
ury shows:
This month. Fiscal year
Receipts. ...,......,., 81, $50. 66a }sst. sal. 7sl
Disbursement, ,...n.. 6i.a6O.ls7 $50. l0i. 7s6
Receipts from customs This day. ss2s. 90.
internal revenue. ordinary. 1854 .s-o: income
tax. se23,03S: miscellaneous. s2I5. 03o.
National bank notes received for redemp.
tion. sl.G9t. a65.
The current statement Of the United States
Treasurer for Nav % shows:
GENERAL FUND.
Available gold ............... $50, 2al, 200
Available silver ............,.. r.21i. a3?
United States notes, .............. $500, 56l
National bank notes and Federal
reserve otes..."..."..""..,,. 2.,sis,bs7
Certified checks on banks...,.... 5.677
Subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion. observation-disclosures. c5. s3s. sI
tnclassifed mnsorted, currency. . 400. 800
Denosits in banks and Philippine
Treasury. ."~....,""".""''.... S.oi7,s
Available currency in Treasury and
banks. 80. .ls. tss. $50
Deduct curren, liabilities ............ 81 5os. M,
Net balance in general fund ,...... 1875. eas. 7e5
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion, ...........3 iS2 800
TRUST FUND,
Grand total cash assets in Treasury 1885, +is. SIS
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Fast Side;
EAST OF Firth av, between Fourteenth and
LINN

39TH 81. i?5 T., n - W Lexington av.
i0~7Ngsg-Asrmn W bennett to Abr
due and int as per bond: atty. Chns
" Appleton. Room 500. Municipal
E,dS 'aaa,99i $1,000
~ tXlO2. Ssml Elelmln TO Max
Mcnein, 81 Rriir" st, Paterson, y J.
May = J yrs, q y g, atty. Myron :
Nochclson. 3.O ay,,,........ 81, 900
West side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
lloth sts>
Eth Az. $50. . =. IS u acth st 2,xh-
Heury >ugrich to BANK for Savings. $50
,rh Nv, Man -. 2 yrs. . y -: attNs. cad
wnlader, " & 4, 20 Wall at ..... ss.NON
3iST 81, t23 W. n $. a. " 9th av. .3N9s .
Adolph n Urban to Geo S'erzcr. 80
10th az. ct al. May 10, Z yrs. 6 q 9;
atty, II ] Foss. as 9th sv.........s 81. 500
GOTH ST. n ., ?V " Central Psk West,
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sun OIL CONTRACT
FURTHER EXPLAINED
Delivery to Begin When Met
ropolitan Corporation Pipe
line Is Completed.
VERSION OF BOTH SIDES

The publication Of correspondence be-
tween the Metropolitan Petroleum Cor
poration Of 100 Broadway and the Sun
Company Of Philadelphia, in relation to
a contract between those concerns. which
also mentioned THE SuN, was incom-
plete, as tho letters herewith indicate.
On May 10 last the financial Office Of
THE Sun received the following letter
and enclosure from J.. N. Pew. Jr.. vice.
president Of the Sun Company. which
was In answer 20 an inquiry as to the
authenticity Of a contract between that
and the Metropolitan Corpora
ton for the purchase OF $4,000. 900 bar
rels OF petroleum and the report that
the Sun Company would be represented
on the board OF the Metropolitan COM
pany. The letter reads:
DEAR sIR-Replying to your favor
of May nth, we enclose herewith
copy Of statement we are to-day issu-
ing relative to the matter mentioned
In your letter. Your assistance in
preventing the circulation OF these
erroneous reports will be greatly APP
preciated not only by ourselves but
by Mr.. Levering as well. We Will be
glad to give your representative n
further information he may desire on
this subject IL he will call at this
office.
J. n. Pew, JR.
Per N.
The enclosure referred to in the fore.
going letter reads:
I'VE wish to take this opportunity &c
unaualinedly deny that either the sur
Company, the Sun ~Shipbuilding Company
or any Of the persons interested therein
have purchased any oil from the Metro
politan Petroleum Company or invested
any money therein"
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iSOl'n u GU g'fNNN'
-. runs . ok n IS ~ " cox : Sx "
3sx = - to beg, May 20. 3 yrs, , p G
Nm Stoinb"rg to / : Ir co OF y Y,
- Wall st, trus, atty. Title Guar &
BAyARD ST. 81, = =. 9As e Rowcry. COX
AH9, May a., 4 yrs, . p Louis Robin
son to Jacob Brous, 20 W 21th st,
atty, Jerome \ Kohu, 400 18th av 81, ooo
ISL ST, II = lg5 w lst az. ?5xi3l9X?5 ?N
i.s6. May %, 3 yrs, ) y Cos fcska
to Geo y chisholm Of Morristown. y j,
and auo, trus; attys, stewart IS, -
ep ST. ii, L II =. asa e ist av. 2tsx
l.lii, May 20, . yrs, & p c-Jos Ycska
to Geo T. thihsolm W Morristown, y !.
and sno as trus: atiys, Stewart & :, -
9TH ST. =. e6 W LOWS st, aka. all
tiilr, May ~. | ", I y Flora A scott.
widow, 20 Jun y Kceler OF stanford,
conn, attys, t~adMaL'der. w & !. 40
vMMsgrr wS,sliIxGroX ri, "a. r'Vv
go " Macdougal ST, 4ixa0. May %, 4
yrs. b p c-Fog.iasso Clement Bid 60
Ia Italian Say Bk, 81 spring ST; atty.
Title Guar & TT 60, l76 Bway, S5l 900
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The New Haven railroad still main
ain embargoes against the following
manufacturing plants In New England
the Farrell Foundry and Machine Com
pany Of An,onia J. w. Conway, Hart
ford; ID. E.. Wilton Machine Company,
New London: Waterbury Farrell
Foundry 4 Machine Company. Water
bury. Cont Rhode Island MaIleabls
Iron vorks. HiilsgrovA and he wash.
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Tin suffered a break esit At s,nespore
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. May H-The statement OF
the recelpts and disbursements of the Treas.
ury shows:
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The Pennsylvania and Lehigh railroad
companies, upon being notified by the
New Haven railroad that general EN-
bargoes had been removed against ship
ments TO consumers OF iron and steel.
a n coke In New England, have
automatically raised embargoes against
the New Haven. with the exception OF
plants designated specifically.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-25

Tho easier tone that has been evident
In foundry pig iron In the last few weeks
Ks reflected In small buying by consum-
ers In all distributing districts. The Re-
public Iron and Steel Company is re-
ported TO have bought 80 900 tons of
steel making iron, half bessemer. half
basic. In the Eastern territory nearly
all of the large u are we'll row.
cred on contracts and stocks carried in
yards have increased heavily since rail-
road service has improved. There are
instances. however. where iron shipped
In March has not been delivered. Such
cases are exceptional.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-24
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