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TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Heeded Warnings Bring
More Sober Pace to
the Stock Market.
COPPER SHARES SHOW
STRENGTH REGAINED
Railroad ?Stocks Develop Fresh
Activity as Gross Earnings
Begin Improvement.
There w?? a curious change in the
her? around the stock market
M?'.rrd?y. H looked as though the
mmSOiSSfS against the war Mocks were
kgriag effect There were ?till deal
I the war atocki on a large
?calf- There wai ?till talk about
?r.ortnotii pr.' rs scented arid to come.
put I??1 *?? ment was miss
r-rt? greatly reduced.
[ | ??,. ?10 most active stork?
.?'?. war issues nurabersui only ftre.
?rruiru. th? Street few persons were
laftruin? ?nough to helievp that the
. wa? over. There were
the market that it
wl< ? rtheless, for the time
,.,,-(? || ' i-sterday's market was
? . ? ruously orderly as its
{,, ??? Kxchnnge authorities
r?d il srhsl they
doing publicly.
Their wish ii a* powerful as a court's
prohibit'.-.. 1 esi on? do they
erratic thunder
? ?
'Ware the Camp Folio*ers.
In the wake of an army travel the
In the train of legit?
imar.,' ? ? is always a horde
cf i? : ggei the oppor
T rded by the former the
lent are the pretensions of
. with a respect*
ic anywhere from
week, ;t doe? rot
? ' to prediet as much
other
ted on the Stock Ex*
I not har 11 fol
bcen so
?. ' 11 t'e
1'bo.dy
mown.
argument,
ff-w month? ago? Or mers,
Yet look where they
- have been recently. So
(uppers Turn Strong.
locks are recreat
lion by the old
ay the coppers
cime Ir turn. They have
.? the ninrket back, aceor ".
There was all the
thi i. v, hi n they de
t'oncurn i'.'ly there
domestic copper
eck in the metal
i nd of the
rge in rebases were re
? '
are no
?sing it
.-.'.? market.
Anaconda
2% and
Rail? Again Looking Up.
.
. they
a re?
fresh
were
rrday's
rails,
. ?t ad
looked
?n the Ir.?t 101
- ?.
rop in! nocuous
: s are
In Southern I'a
for June snd ?n the
' the New York
ylvania lines the
n that
their - aa welI
i, have begun to
:. it al?
ready ? nr.ee the glamour of
the war ?r.ick speculation has passed,
I probably have their
South Hit Hard by War.
report for it?
\ed plainly how
ar did to hurt industry in
the South. And yet Southern's control
over . much stronger
than that of many of its compel
In th' | :,c<i |8,5&1,397
and r ,-. hi the first part
of thi year cotton was ?eil
han its cost to raise. That
er, but w.ith farmers
fertilizer than
Ild in 191 natent evi
... r * the South.
It is not possible yet to compute with
SCCUK. . D]t of tie
-, but ra.l
ro?lfi . i.re eloquent of
its devastator.. The second year in
-, much damage
*? ?hi -the Allies place cot
?aband list. In that
reduction of the cotton crop
t0 '-'? ?, and possibly less,
(rftil much. liut, as
been r""nted out, the Allies
seek any and every
' a dilemma that is as try
t is for us. If in
t, thev will not
band.
War's Mushroom (irowths.
StO If market there has
I . culation arising
lid divert funds away
?I to the loss of
In I'enmark the war has
Mushroom enter
ng to cable despatch?, s,
s premium on eaj I ll
loan for II..,
ubscribed by the
? ting banks had
r.iteil Stut.s
de few
rig-term secun
,. at least, the
! In part
. ompetition
w ir loans, m p..rt to the
tstanding i ? ?. The
bed to sales of
from abroad and fear of
! to tue speculative
? me has seized
?pon investors. A better market for
is looked
;,0r ?I it will do !
- .? . ?;.. thing
*">lovv the blue ky has always been
"?e limit for speculative risen.
Ilond Market Stava Dull.
?n the bond market dulness COB?
?ifiuis. The total of business done yes
***?<???.>. tbout WMtftOQi was relatively
1 ?mall, If anything, but even at that wa?
miileadingly large. A? wa? the case
throughout lust week, the W*Mtlt\gttO*aes
convertible le, when leeued, made up
a contiderable proportion of the total
dealing?. With the aid of the Inspira.
ation Consolidated Copper r>?. in facl
they accounted for a lull thud of the
face value of the transactions. "Seller
30" contracts .vere prcM> thickly scat?
tered through the remainder of the
list, a superficial indication, at least.
that Furope has completed its current
liquidation. Not all delayed deliveries
represent foreign selling, hut that i?
apt t.? constitute the hulk of them.
SHIP COMBINATION
REORGANIZATION
Fixed Charges To Be Cut
Within Average Net
Earnings.
W. W. Miller, of counsel f?r the
reorganization committee of the Inter?
national Mercantile Marine Company,
in announcing yesterdav that the plan
of reorganization woul.l he made pub
' lie tomorrow, indicated that the Axed
charges will be cut to an amount well
within the avernge net earnings of the
properties tor the la-' ?is years and
' that the proposed reduction in total cap
1 italisation is from 1176,591,246 to |89,
S71.39S, a diff?rend of *,m'.,uoo,000.
i The improvement in the earnings of
? the International Mercantile Marine
properties since the first of the year,
Mr. Miller said, had maile it possible
, t?> avoidjhe heavy aaaesament on the
1101,598,700 common and preferred
j stock, at first thought necessary. The
: assessment now proposed is $2.60 a
share, whi.-h will bring to the new
company approximately $2,540,000.
For this levy the preferred share
; holders will receive $1,21?:.,157 in new
I 6 per cent convertible bonds, from an
issue of 139,638,240. and $10,345,2t.O in
[ new common stock. The common stock?
holders will get $1,246,810 of the new
bonds and $2,4.-3,620 in new common
; stock, of which there will be outstand?
ing $18,870,920.
Inder the plan the 44 per cent
, bonds of the International Mercantile
? Marine Company and the 6 per cent
I bonds of the International Navigation
i Company, amounting to approximately
$74.i>o(i.000. are funded into new securi?
ties, (if the new bonds the 44 per
cent holder? will get $27,776,200 and
the holders of the 5s $9,220,0??6. The
former will also receive $27,770,206 of
new preferre.-i stock and the latter 18,
688,026 of th.s issue, which will make
, the total outst \r.ding $81,464,283.
The r.ew preferred stock is to be 6
I per cent cumulative and will receive
! dividends at the same rate as the eom
, mon after payment of dividends on
that issue of 6 per cent. The author
sue of the new convertible bonds
will be $50,000,000 and the $10,600,000
balance after providing for the re?
quirements of the stock and bondhold
I ers will be reserved to augment the
! fund for the building or acquisition
of additional ships by the reorganised
: company and its subsidiaries.
In this connection it was suggested
vesterduy that negotiation? may ?oon
be ?tart?d whereby the fleet of the
i Pacific Mail Corrpany may be pur
. by t*-e International Mercantile
Marine Company. The former com?
pany ha? decided to liquidate because
of the hardships imposed by the Sea?
men's and the Panama Canal act.-.
BLACK RUST REPORT
BALKS WHEAT BEARS
Market, Steady, Gains l"8c at
the Close?Corn Also
Picks Up.
Chicago, Aug. 2. Frost, bluck rust
and wet weather left no chance to-day
' for the bears in wheat The market
closed strong nt a net advance of 1 % ?'
to l7-c to 2c. Corn wound up with a
gain of 'ic to a?c, and oats of ?c to
'-2C to 'jc to Nc. Provisions tinishe?!
unchanged to 12'-ac higher.
Despite occasional moderate reac?
tions, wheat bulls had the advantage
throughout the day. At the start, re
of wet weather damage and of
delay to the movement of the winter
cr..|i formed the chief influence that
caused the market to advance. Sub?
sequently news of sharp frosts in the
.an wheat belt stimulated the
buying here. Still later, a despatch
from a leading crop expert telling
of black rust on ever*/ s'ulk in fields
of velvet chaff around Fargo, N. I?.,
I? d to the strongest advance of the
session.
For awhile considerable selling of
wheat resulted from a liberal increase
of the domestic visible supply total. ?
At another time, the bears were some- i
what aggressive because of en estimate
credited to high authority that the ?
v..Id in the United States this season
would amount to a billion bushels, a ;
sum never before equaled. On the
down turns du\ers came back with
such force, however, that the close was
at the topmost point reached.
Higher prices for hogs helped to lift
Trade, though, was un
USUall?1 quiet.
CHICAGO PRICES
0|?n High Low
wh??' ?i|.'ii iiitn ?.o-. ?.?"-' ., --?;
,i 8U>?*4 ?107V? I1.8SH >>??jj?}?i?
l..',,mr.?r 1.07-2 1.88?J 1 Wa ????* ? 0,j6? i
a??!a.b?s .??? m* -\ m . '
.?3,4 .?3*? .8344 ???'''? ???
ix? as 'Sl? 88
UM
5?ii-'tnii?r .. 8.15
... I 23
Peptrmbar .. ? 50
. . . 9.35
II ?ns 8,13 8.18
SI SIT S HO 8 1?
13 7-,
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.
nt'iuth. Aug ?.?wirei ?? \ ' "*
He 1 NV'nrtn. 114 .14. N-r-l. il 88?*;
' SUS- -' W.IKAT- No 1 N"t.t,?r.i
?i 4 an ? \ ? m**i
lar. ?1 11*H 15 s.,.t. }1 0.. D.
ruriN s? 3 ??nf???,
KArUK.
A0| . VVH1 ai -So 1 i.-1.
t , . ? ? Northern, ?1 . ! I ? \ V
? . ? ? . ' -,.''""
? * ',' s."
?I.,-,. 44V I ? ' ? K un. lian???!
'a,. WH1 8? . a, ?l [IH; *':?<
H. ?: IS ? ?f.iiVr.KSI.r.li l'i II
., ! D 1- ? M.-lhl V II
. I.M.ri IIV rritii? ??li KM m. J
. -, Aug .' W1I..AT- N? ? I?' 1
II 14. S II.IT. ?
' mlie? '? ? ' '
,,a.i - \ : ??.'Ulf. M . N
'. .,?. aug j-wi.KAT N? - I
81 ' '
I.,. ? 11 ? 7 V. I iiUN \ . T* . v
4 S
.-1?
Asked $5,000; Got 4 Years.
Judge Platt sent Gisaeppe lannelli,
Of IN.l.bs Ferry, to Sing Sing yesterday
for not leaa than four -rears nor mote
than .-? OH one count and for
tw.i yean on another, lie was indicted
for demanding $6,000 from John Mon?
tagonoli, superintendent for Felix M.
Warburg, under threat of death. The
shorter sentence was for slashing "Joe"
Napoli, of Pi-bbs Ferry.
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Dailv imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
were:
limit!'- I M'.it?.
Monda v I . it ?
Salurdar. Julv 31. t I
FlMitt 7 ?
J
'????H",
aaon.lay. July .?. 1.8*0.1?? I
PRICE MOVEMENTS
IN COMMODITIES
Market Steady?Closes at
Gain of 13'4C?Corn
Advances.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
\>*t York. Aiig'nt .. 191S
Putter, tabs.... U.StSIStra? mm. M
Cheese, hoxea i,2n? Wheat, bu?h
' BaTga, rasa??., .. lt.IM copper, im? ., 11,171
I' poultrjr, pug? I.74A Ij-.i1. plgi . n U
Mu. poultrj. .r? Mil Spa I lar, alaba ?
' 'otton, l?ela?.. 6.7W lio In bbli
lat?a, balea.. .. 3'*> Spirits turp, bbl?
Mohair, pkga .. 10 11..-r (canned), e? 4.
H i.. 1, bal?? I.n in?.?-?, t.H 1 -
u?ii, seeks ... n .:.'. Cut meats, i-Vi?? l-'i
! Apples. L.hl?.... SM < irrnar. bbll. 7J
1 Apple-?, pkga .. I OTO llama. pkfc-s. W
di i. ?k? 4'?" Ijh.i. 1rs . M
i fu. ...mull?, ak?. J.TS" l.ii.l, ko?.?. MM
i-i fr ill pkgs 11.1 - ird. pka. I?
."n'i Ptl 1 ' ?. M
La?mon?(-r*al),bM 1rs. 1*0
aark?.. o.:*.'. Alroholidenl.hbts 7|.'>
i'im K,a.i".-ili.|.%? i,,?M \fi TSii
l>i,, i,.?, i i.haa 130 i'.i ,..-n corn. I*les 414
Petra (Cal), bxa U ? Hides, balea..... I.OeO
Peanut?, sacks l.OOO Hides i'.n?. 715
MneappUaiPlai.c 4M Hopa, bales IM
Plneappla?(PH).c l.faSO MoUsmsiI?a).bbls atS?
Plums fCtU) PR).I Lis 11?
Potai' es i ' u h : oll, bbl? : M
Rice pkt? li i" i. ,i. oll, bl II ..
i iah ... 10.?OO 3i
l'uni, bush. ...il, stock, bl ?
Flour. bUs i MH r4|nin?ei bal* ?
Flour, ?ark.? 10? s Sugar (ta*?), b
,. n il' lO, sk? 15."'''.
Hay, loni . . . 121 Toi aceo, hhds... 1 ISO
; Malt, i ' tr?. r,
1 Oats, bush. sr.,87: Tobaron, pkga.. 7.??.'
Mtllfeed, tnna.. SI Whiskey, bbl?. '
? i. bbls.. H? Wlna n'a'., bt.ls 1.440
. (Mlrskp. ?a. k? . '.4'
EXPORTS.
Flnvr, ?nek.? . .' *:3 Rai 0
as, n
r ISO ljir?!. Ib..
Whiski y. a ....??>
Olli ak' H . " I? '"
Pork, bbl?.... :o Cot'seed oil. Ib
i>?f, bi.u.? Lui lu. ?als ? i ? i ?
Lleer\ t. s. f i
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
?Wheat, bnah.. 214.71? rieof, trs. 1"4
I Corn. bush.... if.904H.icon, Ib.... I ?_" ?. "
'Oats, bush.... 148.101 Ha-r.s. n-. 171.011
Peaa, buah.... Suso I-ard. lb. 3.611 '-3
Peana, lush.. 11.8J4 St?arln?. Ib.... 1M.SM
Flour, bbls.... 1M7? TallOW, tt>.
Flour, sack?,. S7.404 'irea?.?., 7b. Bl.CM
I'ommeal, bbls l.*60| ilutter, rb.
l-'eod. rt>. 11.400 Cheaaa, rb.
Kran, rb. ll.l-o i"bcc.1 oil, lb :
? ira?.? UM. bags 300 f.ub oil, gaJ?...2,221.271 !
(Hay. bales.... 1,045 Turpentine, ta'?
Heps, bale?... too Rosin, bb!a.
Alcohol, ?ii!?. I,ltd Pitch, ht-ls. "S
I Whiskey, gals 4.I** ? Tar. hhl?. 4
Cseed nrai. lb 180,000 Ret pet, ?al?. S.SM.4H
? . rt. ... 1I7,*)C-, Naphtha, .
. lb. . 6.11'?" ? 0 l'.nzlne. sals
1'ork, bbls.... l ; ene, gals. 2M.44I
Beef, bbl?. l.SUi
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. N. No 1 f ?14 Ti I Flour, Mi.I? pal ?7 r?i
Iron, N, No i l H H Cotton, mldill.i.g
Iron, S. No l f 14.:. Coffes, No ! Rio 7'?
8teel ml!? .... 1.8 Bugai : ??? gran 5.7s
j;i*c copper_ 18'4 Molasses, OK, p 4;>
.3." :"? Beef, family.... :
ir. ?earl ' :>.'? TlloW, o", ?. It! ? ?
v. eat. No 2 rad 1.14 i i.rk. mess. 17.I2H
Com, No : vel "0\, Hogs, dr. 140 tb 11!
standard 64? La.nl. mil West 1.30
(.ENERA!. MARKET REPORT.
Now York. Aug. 2, 191J
GRAIN.
4M1I AT Th? wl.??t lr?de 1? spp?rentl? not
dlapoa . lo press ll.? selling aide ui lha ii.ir. -.
?- . ii| i Is s ;? ?-. .-.' .?i ? ga to lbs
ai.n a a until liiere la in..re ?cciiinu
.
tiie market ....? gentrall) Una .!i-.l:.s al '.
gains of 1 a ro .
... |u earl] i
slid sprins whr?!
a .--.. ,i.
Ui nigh then aa ricial u tr-..-.. i
. i
?i. .? a', to
is trads ?a? :
Ilia situa
' . ii ?n-: , . Europe
? i' ? a, or less
a
.
are tit ... . . ipoi
ll, I. v. .?,, .. .-. | i-,
i
:, with ai. Indlcaffd
l
buahel
? . ' mili a n isooable in. ,
?
. - .
from Mr. 4i K. 1 .
i: ?-.->?
i
?: ? . i for |
?
I
..
...Ici at
1. .4 sud No i bai i al 11.?S. . lt. Sei
: fia I. N -ni..-n. iniiutli. Il 11 \. c ? r. U iffalo
i int\ Tbs oorn ?tartrl a.-nr?
. .?-. aestliei i ausi I soma ?
?aid thai Ih?
? a* causing ??iy ,
u I tin 'unir ear? iban
Mr ll IV. I
<< omparr I ?.ih a dei-n-a
la - >r?r ?
corn w ia quoted a' .
? .?? ofti ?? I ?'
UATl
. is the
lug at '.
i . an 1.
. ?- Mr
?
i ? 4 I
? - - .
? . :;' . Nil
. i ? ? elf, Ni-i> x
HAUI.CY llarki '
loi r. Buffalo iiai Mar
Brime, Il 4 '. ? i } : < 1 !
? ? , . I
NEW YORK PRICES.
Salur
4Vh?at <)r?ri II f h I/w I
'
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
VMieal i - ii?-a
T" dar !
Last srssk
Last .,.-ar i
SEABOAKU l Ll ARAM I ?
I H heal
To <1av 10 - "i . IS,?M
Laut >?'"K 14?..
l...si ..i SI MM I,OK! " .'i
FLOUR ANO MEAL.
Durer? In lbs IVur inarlil a-? eaen , c
. ?? character, ?a
the Irada ?head of
requlrementa Ti.? I . .
Uif li '.j ge
?prim . s
Mliilrr patei ' |lit?, 1
? ui S',1 l ?i lei
?n li-r? 14 :m a r- K >
fan.i ipil I pal . ? I
1 Lui II S'?j i ; fair lu | ? ! ?
t.. fa . ?. I i 10. I liltNMI AI. I In
44 1.1 ?AI! Ml AI. I
| ' ' !
lacks. I
I
ilng flour. 140-11 ? ?. J '
bran bulk 124 40; i .
in- . |
flour. Hu il. lack?, 137 nil.Ml M. 1 J
COFFEE.
II
I .
lo 2 | I
'Ii? ! i? Bl
ipatl -i i- , ?
Ri ?i--- ..? Hi ?
?. I
.?: i
ill) . n lstIon?, Un mil mum i ; .-? ,
i Ii, 4?. ?V for 4
Rio Th? ?
? ?
-
raipta si - Irsderi rr? f??r further pi a?i
re l- km a psrti) ?'
?
TI,? .- - ?i '?- -t msrl : ?aa Inactiva ?? 1 a I Ii
?a?lT with ill" 7- quoted si
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. IftlntM I? . a;..I lit,. la? rr
ara tlnel?
ria?t.-,| fr.ni Sania?, Jul) 21 th? H? 41allf"rtit?n.
( mu? I ' 888 1 v fot \.? Yin?
luiA/.it.l i\ ? .?i Ki y. r'TisTics
I |a| Un trees
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Uli,, li.'!|.|av
SUOAR.
Ti,- , -i '..r raAned Migar ? ?. un
litera ?? ni Irrale with
. ilrax.i ... Ilclil
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itr.it,ulatf.l. ! ?,..'. domti a
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Si.? gr?i i li. b?p .1 ?.. ' IS?; US lb
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??.?, dull
market ?? d ?) ;".,- I t. w
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SUGAR IUTURES.
?? ? .lull .In In .u?ar rail
..n th?
.'? llprr? i ?kttlrtf i
itaa .Iran?, th? BUI
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lb, li",-'. 14,- lb, 11V. i>ig,. Iliac. ? 1 r MEATS
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CALVES.
II- itpt? 4 IOS hr?<!. I.JS? on aale Teals ?c
t'V at -r 100 lb. a few Hlei '
11.1.2.1. . IS; ?ra <?n ami ?klm ml .
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4 IIS, ll?.'.?; 2 nails, ir-'.. lu. IK ?kim
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Kewton A ''.' 211 reala. l',7 ih. Ill; .'.. 151,
?in $1: .',0 ? 124, $10. 1 ' culls. 74.
','7, IV 15, 172. $7 -.0; 9 -earllnp, 471.
$4 73
,V Shminiai 17 real., 174 Ih, $12 '.0. II.
< < $9: in Va eaal?, 17?. 112.
in. M, 171 $:o ro 10. a $10
S Jiild i, Co 21 real, K9 lb. $1", 19. 211. 1
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1 lb, 114 B: 147. 132,
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SHEEP ANO LAMBS.
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lamb? ????.! 7' Dreaaod mutton Una a! 4441 Se
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FRENCH MAY GET
TUCKERT0N PLANT
German Company's Pica t<>
Defer Suit Over Wireless
Station Denied.
ron. N. J., Aug. 2. V .
rellor Stevens, in the I'oart ol '
eery, to-day denied the appiieaton of
. Hoch Frequense-Maeehinen Aktien
e Telegr
?rhich
the Tuckei I 1
? n' until sfter '.ho ?rsi of the
? ? ? csinal it by the French
? de T?l?graphie
Fil to eompel it
to carry out it? contract to sell it the
Th? Ciernan company rlemei knowl
ed|T? of
claims \?as enured
ltd 81 ?'es j?overn
? :on of the pi-in'
time ac? to ma;
In thiir srs*ument the Germans i
tamed that if the plant pa??. ! I
French company it would shut off ?n
efficient means of communication be?
tween Germany and thii country.
In denying the application for a de?
ferment of the suit the court said a
French cituen may still au? an Amen
Hr.d therefore he CO ll
rmsn in a ca>e which could te
heard here in time? of peace. I
COTTON MAKES
MODERATE DECLINE
Market Unsteady and Loses
4 Points at Close of
Trading.
The government condition report
proved to be the biggest surprise the
cotton trade has experienced in a long'
time. It was only 75.5, compared with
SO.'I last month, 7'.'.?, last year and a ,
ten-year average of 7,-.."?. Lower than
any of the ?even private condition re- !
ports thus far received, the average i
of which wa? 77.7, the government !
figures attracted ? good dea! of atten?
tion and created the impression ?hat i
traders had been nialcd by the appar-,
ciit|y uniformlv favorable character of
the weekly official weather bulletins ?
into "believing thot the crop was in
iet*tr Bhape lHan was actually the
case. Pri?es, which early in the ses-I
?ion had declined PI to IS points und..>r
the close of Saturday beeauae of rain?
at many points in the Centra! and
K?stern belts at.d indications for pre*
Cipltation in Texas, immediately
jumped on 'lie report and advanead
about 20 points within a few minutes.
Heavy celling pressure was .-nrountered ,
on the rise, however, from spot houses. ,
the South, uptown Interests and Wall
.Street, and gradually during the after?
noon the improvement was lost until
at the close the list was 2 to 4 po'rits
net lower, although the undertone was
called steady. In seeking reasons for
the surprisingly bullish government re?
port traders assumed that either the;
led m <? m' .,r an ;m
mature 'up rool .?- the result of heavy
May raim liad resulted m detei I
'...n. which private reports appai
failed fully to reflect. That pricei
?lui not hold all the advance which
followed the report testified t<> the
small short interest in the market and
lighi OUtalde business. The rains which
v ere scattered over Central an?! Fastern
states, together with a promise of
cooler weather in the West, induced a!
lot of profit taking on the idea that '
conditions represented by the report
had been pretty well discounted. Ad?
vices received by a local house from
Atlanta were to the etTect that cotton
in that section looks good and show4
rractically no damage from high tem?
peratures. Stands are good and fields!
clean. From Texas word was reel red
that cotton would deteriorate rapidly
unless rain comes within a week or i
>:i days, and thai owing to M-.r grain
crops the farmers would probably be
financially able to market then- cotton
slowly this year. Meantime the -Je
rr-i'.l from New England mills fur raw'
cotton is small, and some of the ?arr?
est mills, which usually have bought
a considerable amount of the new crop
by the end of July, have bought almost ',
nothing, it is said, so far this year.
At the close of the ?lay private re?
port; said it was ruining hard at
Palestine, in Central Texas, and ?he!
trade was expecting a more favornble '
weather map in the morning. To miet
the decline in American markets since
Friday. Liverpool should come 7 to 7 4
point-, lower to-day. No exports ?rere
reporte?! for the first day of the new
crop ye?.r, and Southern spot markets
?ere unchanged except for ^c advance
at St. Louis.
Hange of Prices:
Bttur- .
Open. High
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dcllrrrrd ni -i?.t
markett ?err telegraphed a? follow? Nrw I
quiet, uni-hangrd .it ? ?'% ill?, '?i hate, Mobil?
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nominal. - ? a,- ill. Autu-'a
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GalfMton .... 1 383 '.' 1 ?? IIS 111 1.'? I
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Totale ..... 3.131 188
Intrrlor.
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House and Apartment Leases.
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Banker Buys L. I. Estate.
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RIAL ESTATE AT AKTION.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
?SPrC.Al MMOMCtlVILa?,!.'
<J At the request of several buyers at our ?S?0CMCTI
auction, who bought at our advice "for a turn" and
wish their property handled by our "live wire" meth?
ods, we have opened an office right on the property
at Edgemere.
CJ Those who were timid or unable to attend the sale
will still be able to pick up aome choice bargains.
Building and permanent loans can be arranged for
builders and home seekers.
Cj This property was sold at ridiculously low prices.
You can offer to pay a reasonable profit arid
STILL MAKE BIG MONEY.
Office at Edgemere, cor. Lincoln & Dickerson Aves.
Open Afternoon and Evening or bv special appointment.
'PHONE?FAR ROCKAWAY 3070.
NOVEL HOTEL FOR
WEST END AVENUE
Plans Show That It Will
Have Bedrooms on
All Floors.
P.ART Or SITE OWNED
BY MAXINE ELLIOTT
Belle Harbor Sale Increases
Fame of Joseph P. Day as
Auctioneer.
The group of five house? 322 to 830
West End Avenue, has been sold to
Lilliar. Soiesi, who has had plans filed
for the improvement of the property
with a hotel. Robert If. Fnrrington, I
architect, drew the plans, which pro
vide for a hostelry with bedrooms on
all floors. On the ground floor is to ?
be a large restaurant. One of the five '
hou.t-s sold is owned bv Maxine El- !
liott.
The hoatelry li to est $147,000, ae- '
conlmtr to -architect t^rrington. The ?
site to be improved is on the eust
nide of the avenue and adjoins the
property at the northeast corner of
Seventy-fifth Street. It has a front?
age of Ho feet On the north is the j
Lombard apartment house.
It wan reported yesterday that Camp- '
hell, Met7,ger & Jacobson, makers of I
embroideries, who have been for years i
at 446 Broadway, have leased the ?
building at the southeast corner of '
Broadway and Twenty-second Street,
formerly occupied by Brooks Bros. The
former occupants of the property paid
a rental of $57,000 a year. The new
lease is for a long term of years. The
premises front 102 feet on Broadway
and \22 feet on the street.
At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Belle Harbor aale of 679 lots ended,
ever) lot having been disposed of by i
Auctioneer Joseph P. Day. Just before
he stepped down from his stand under [
a tent on the premises Auctioneer Day .
said to a crowd of about l,UU?i persons,
most of whom had been numbered
among the buyer-;: "I cori^r;.
you. You have been able to buy at this '
-ale. which will long be remembered '
for the wonderful opportunities pre
sented to get oi-.-an front sites at un- ?
usually low prices, what I call nnd
many others will likewise do, war time
bargains."
According to some people who keep
comple'e realty record?, Auctioneer j
Day yesterday added more lustre to I
his fame as an auctioneer by sellini* j
the remaining 2(?0 unsold lo*s in two
hours. He began \ester,lay's --ale at
3 o'clock sharp, and on the stroke of '
.") he found a buyer for the 1h;*
The total sum realised for th?
lots was $314,175, or an average of
? l'.ii a lot. Thf average price paid
for the last batch of 200 lots was ?5(>7
a lot.
Among the principal buyers yester?
day were William Sohmer, rx
? Her; Commodore M.il'. ?
Belle Harbor Yacht Club, and William
Scher, one of the largest property
ere .1 itrict of
the Roekawi ya. :!?? is a manufacturing
? r. His purchases totaled $2!,
71?), other bit l)'i>.-r- yesterday were
A. E chorn, K. II. richinger and Albert
EL Jenninga.
Among other salas reported yester?
day wer-?:
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