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K?THEDAY
IN WALL STREET
?pture of Warsaw Is Not
Allowed to Act as a
Damper on Trading.
ALUS-CHALMERS IS
' a DISAPPOINTMENT
0
rarnin^ Aro I RTger than First
Quarter's, but WttCl Below
What Was Expected.
market WOS COB?
s bj Um
la it happened, the
*jt?t; ne*? ? "?ade pul)
_ ?r, .v. 5ti ?1 obool the time
trsd'T* ??er? one
8 r.ni.ouncement
if enrn
ir'rs f** :
With
a al ?t, a
rfW bU> ' ' m **? " l
tnd with ' -iking in the war
. not large >' on h to h.? unset?
rwasi '
er, even though
id Fnrnnf up a
might, af
terall. holdout.
Kejnilar Announcement.
?ethlehetn Steel advanced 17 points
?aore yes-;. ? of its customary
?SMStSad tl ? its top price.
Allis-Chalnier? In 1915.
In the quarter snded with June tho
i/iis-a..' -? irini Com
?tsy's re* ''m 8a'es show
ice of war orders.
. three months
mwasU ? ? ?r or\\y $05,062
.
?vhen there tin? no war going
ca Bu* 'rom these ?ale.? was realized
nst a pi *. last
Tt?r of oi partial off
k: to '] 8 In
tit fir?" quarter -ales
?.-?led i '' $2,017,712 At the
e?i of ' :nt ?t un"
t $:.,
t?4,795 at the end of the March quar
Traders Disappointed.
?ublica
tjoa of A rs* earnings whs it
?:op :r. I ? about 5
joints, though there was a recovery
after*" ? ft the Btoel
Mints ' 7he close than it was
os W- The day'": loss in the
prt??7 ?rae about I
Other ' tot ks were weak for a
with the disappoint
? ? ?-. ?rs. The
UasMs -4 ?is not that the
cornpit ? re not good, but
? -i; ?- ir less than -anguine
expec'u' t to be.
The eoi pref? rred stock
r,?vfr : since the reor
Bjatel 7,ow 18 per cent
h?? OKOioulated upon it, or
1, 1913, it was cumulative
it tht per cent per annum,
frota 1I1S I ? 1917 at the ra'e of
cent, sod ? ?arill b? cumu
Last
retr, its o com
p.i-U'd ? ? . the
? of income
. ..during showed
- The net profits for
.tide public yes
Urdav in 1.2
per ce- :,referred share.-, on
not? d, there is ow
ccr.t.
The Triumph of Hope.
fltl -'fits tn the firnt
and 16 p?r eent in divi?
dends on the pi. n-k to ac
camuli.-- jf I?ecemi>< r I
doe? not take much figuring to ?how
'?'&? ' | any 'loes ten times
M well in th. last half of 1915 an it
the first half it will ??till be
NMrOti ron a common dvi
derj. A if the rccumulated
nirplus o: $73U,05? shown at the <md
of 10M a; piled to take up
'?b? Mt ?ro il i still ba i ?
?a the preferred there woul.l he left
?f it for common dividends $20,986
?ess than 1 per eent in tho face of
?ach a showing the rise of the co*n
B.03 itoek fn n us Ion p: \es 11
?rly :.- the year to tho $8 of Wednes?
day W ? mg ideas
ibout sol - of the other non-divider.d
Frail of the War Plants.
Facts about war contracts are as
tsree as rumors are numerous. It
o?y be ?oi 'hen, when so
B?ny statements without real founda?
tion are seeing thi ifht of day, to
T-Ota Okat ' ? '
Mstntl) c iron u . d to Lo
There hr' ko said, 130
?rm? ia tha Doi M a?ada en?
raged in t; ? work of \ ? and
?????hi ? and 217 iuctories
?mp.oyed in the manufacture of com
ionent part? Altogether .M.uuO arti
5f>s ? ' ? Canada,
?hat the prod iction of shells is in
J-18 cout.'.ty, no1 to -in iik of the out?
's, cannon,
?replane-,, blanketa, --hoes, etc., there
?no way of finding out nor what the
?nmber of ? red in making
?applies for the Allies. Hut
??re ?re plenty of rei.sons for be
"**'*'.?? that it far exceeds the busi?
es m ! atada. The Bethlehem Steel
,.a r?tl0n alone ?""Plovs BO.000 men,
:.nd' v -? of that
? .- war materials.
2 " ,t" ? I to be. The
.?7n'.', tr i or large cor
Then the fold that has
. the credits
arranged, the exports
avo alroodj oc
;" 1 the fact that the high tide
nowhere nearly
<e point to a pro?
be vaiued in the
?ai of dollars. As
, '?:at II a different
Thomas'? C<>rnmis?i<in
j^. nuavncie near.y
??neu yet all these point to a pro
?ctio'-i rJ,,t m?gt be vaiUt.d in the
??reds of millions of dollars. As
-?"-* ew v ?will till ??Bit III.
e%\XXV'Xt t0 a cornI,,-ain- f*"0,n Can
SaTktaii J' ^ ! ??*? t0 *>*
^riiu, ;-,,. ?n tne ?]i,,ing uf war
-rs In ravor of American middle
.*? and Barainai Can.?11.?, m,.,,?fOPt.
f?reat Britain's Copper.
,i i? cunou? in those time?, when
?? '???nnaris are r< ported to be melt
,J?*n church bous and baying cop
??!?.-/" l4en?i!i> *?? supply their
TOUni'i?,,, faetones, to rind th.: W '
?*' ?.r.-T.al in Eoflond n?.t only re
"*?? to bay eoppor, but soiling it?
?|*P*r ?crnp for want of u place to
jj*T? Us huge supplies. And yesterday
"?? report?d that the Britisn gov
""??t hid sent ?-00 tons o? llumi'
AVritAUK OF TMK TMIll NE*4 LIST
or nrri-.KN kaii b,
A tig 11 ?t ft. yr?terd.?>-? aJSBS). I0?.S?2
A>J?ll?t 4.I in. II4;'
4>nr week ago.iniSK.I
4>ne m.iiuli ago.lOl.tV'3
Jut) :4<i. mu.loi.iitft
lllxll fur .lull.111". SMI
I?'? for .inly.. 101 <m
Hilth 'or ?lune.lus Ml
lu? i,i June. lii.V'iin
High fur Mi?t.111..?.83
I <?? fur Mai.IIII..Y'0
HiEh f??r April .Mil .Y.)*
low fur April.id:.?'?;*.
Illuli for lYhrimrjr.lfM.*.*.?
aVara for Pe**e*aear*".W1.1M
lligli fur March.10H.10H
I"? for M.irih.lOf.ftSS
IIlud fur January.HM4U?S
l.uv? fur .lanuar.v.ItiS.M" 7
Hint?, ful -rear, ion.ixn.isi
lo?. full >enr. 1D14. III'.'unit
ITXBA01 ni Till TKlIll NK'M I.IST
III I? ELI I INIH ?..RIAIS.
Align?! .%. |?el?l6?J*a close . . . ?fl.no?
A-.igiisi i. ??.?an
Une .??????. uno.8?.0440
4>nc month ngo.88.118
.Inly 30. Kill.61.42.
High for .Inly.??.000
Ion for .Inly .80.21?
High for .lime. ?ft.iiSH
I ,.? for .lune..?.SIS
High for Muy .?5.41.MI
low fur May.74.419
llil.li for April.B6.1SS
I..? fur April.?.?MM
High fur Mur.h.IS.lft?
i ,.? fee Mm.h.eOMt
HiKh lor I'l-liriiary.JSatM
low tor r.l.rnarjr.
II irli f"T .)iinu?ry.
15.614
1,.? for iliimisry.1M19
High, lull 7*0?, 1?H4.S1.RB4
low full -rear, ion.?..427
den ?nd 200 tons of Rio Tinto metal
la country to be refined.
Trade Price? Rising;.
Among the many evidf-neea of bet?
terment In general businer-? in the
United States "Dun's" Index Number
is not the least important. On Aug?
ust 1 it rose to $125.071?, a-jainst
$124.958 the month before and $120.740
a \eur ago. Two years ago the Ai?ur?
wa? $118.515. The number on August
1 of thi? year i? the highest ever re?
ported for the period, except In Civil
War days. The number ie divided into
?even items, and only two of these,
breadstuff? and meat?, ?row decline?.
The former has fallen for three con?
secutive months and now stands at
826.999, Bfainsl 92AA81 on July 1. The
is $11.388, against $12.134 a
month airo.
LONDON MARKET
DOES NOT EXPAND
New War Loan Closes a Trifle
lower?Americans Steady
?Discounts Easier.
London, Aug. 5.?The atork market
generally did not expana. The new '
war loan fluctuated in narrow limits
f.r.d closed Slightly lower. Home rails
were weak, owing to the impending
:.?sue of ?1,500,000 London ? North
rn Railway 4*4 per cent pre
ferred stock. Brazilian tractions were
, eeppera hardened, ind Cana?
dian Car and Foundry made a fur
.iv.ince of 4'-s points.
securities */cre firm, espe?
cially ' o.Ted States Steel. The close
Th? Bank of England sold ?200,000
in bar gold. Money was in ample sup?
ply and discount rates were easier.
Money loaned at 4 to 4ts per cent.
Discount rates for short bills were
47s per cent; for three months, 474
to 5 per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 49.00.
Paris, Aug. 6.?Trading was dull on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
closed unchanged at 69 francs.
!..-change on London, 26 francs 83Mi
C4 ntimes.
LONDON CLOSING PRICES.
London
? '. ii-?.
Auk ?*>?
mon?sy.... fi
.105*4
Ball a.- Ohio. 8?
? aiia.lian Pacific. 16114
I i
? ? M
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.
- . 43'?
t.-ral... 101
114*4
?S
S Y Centn]. 93',
no
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? i. 74
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eyulva
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United States Steel on the Consoli?
dated Exchange closed at 72*s, virtual?
ly at the top. In its early reaction it
did not go below 701,. Allis-Chal
mers's low was 33 and Crucible Steel's
72'..
STOCKS.
4 Mill ?'!.?liner?._
Ii?*?, Kiigar...
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U. S. Treasury Finances.
ISa.lil: ItOO, Aiif I Th? Cfindltici, of th* l'tilt?!
Statt?. Ti'.Min ?i ihr rlaM of hiuliir? lo lay ?ai
. ?-?! feu l. MT.1M.8T4; ?? ul
r.-.-i;..? fl.2S3.8S8; total parin." -a, 1. ?
Tt? il-fl It thi? n*-?! >??r i. I
? ?uriilin of }i ., >- ;,,. eemt, ?L..
l'ai..!-.? Cai.al ai.J iiubllc debt iraaiaitlou?.
PRICE MOVEMENTS
IN COMMODITIES
Wheat Market Feverish
Close at Loss of \3/E
Cents?Corn Drops.
TOTAL llOMKSTK MM 'EII'TS.
N ?? iTi? Aiiau?! .',. llll
Putter. tube ... 8.12? Oilcake, sk? .... 6,.'J4
Cheei e, bxa ? ? Straw, ton? ...
i ?jr? , ..-?? . n Ml v. i ...i, buati
Dr p'Ki ?. pkft I.S17I t'opi
l.i?.- i In?. ?
Cotton, ! al? ?... riieh.
. hbli . I.',. ? Rosin. I,l?l? ..
tpplea, pka? p| Iti tun . i I I
Apple?, bx? .. . i?:? ' ,-:tiiti, I ! re?
Im beans, ?k?.. "60 c*ui m? nt?. pka?
Cal fl-ape?, cris 1,71 MS
ion?, baa l 1res ...... 14?
Onions, ?ks .... M0 llama, pkf? ?
ingea, baa 3.1?'- Lard, tr?? . >?'?
ria oranRi'.?. 1 x? MO Lard, kegs . ?? " "'
Col i-... baa, bx? 1 < . IS"
- ? ., ? tr, tree
ria pineapple?, Vlrohol, ?lenat
, rnt,?s . - ?- ured, hhl? .. 7M
.'.il pluma, cits. f, ? ?? ? .?
?a, bbl?.. ? ' iaphalt, ?k?. S7?
Rica, pi.oket?... MO Hide?, Ipiles .... ?,
Barley, buah ... 17.800. Hideo Ml? . ?' '
?"<>rii. buah . 7,0 ? balee ...
<V?rnm?H!. ?ks. 4.l'?r> Cot'ssed oil. bbl? 1.4'".
'?1 1? .... 11.117 l.wi. .?!!. b!?l?. ?>7
tka . 17 ?s?,> Spirits, l.bla _ 7"
"?>?.). Ion? . Hi stiit-nr. bbl? . "'? '
? ?n.-. . 1 IM Tobacco, ti'i'1?..
Malt, bush . l.?fl< ;??. ?eco, i kt?
< ?la, buah n I bl? ... OS
i.atineal. bbl?., MO
EXPORTS.
Corn, buah . I.0M :'< ????. buah . TOS
Flour, sl;s . ; ? ?:? i.iiiis. bush .
Hay, bale? _ i % oilcake, lb .,
Mn,-on. IT. . l?.l
, Lard, lb ..... illow, n? . 40.000
.... ?
? Butter, tl? ...
Lull ?11, sala...228,937 l'otton, lulos
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. N No 1 Ml
Iron, N No I f. 14 7.'. ? , tton, n Id ??? 140
Iron, s No i f n 0 ' C?tlee, So " Bio
Steel rails .. .. 1 N Sugar, BM Bra?
? copper. i?\ M.,in????, ?'is. p 45
Tin . S4.7f. Href, famllv
Exrhans-s lead 4 *l : Tallow, ?p?rlal Stf
Wheat. No I r. 1 :;' Pork. meus ,...18.71
Corn. No 7 \?s!. 90 1!.??-?, dr, l?"'11 tb H'i
Oat?, atandard ?4*4, Kir?!, Mil West 8 08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
n ?, ftffc, Aaaaei s, IMI ?
GRAIN.
WFTEAT-?Th? wheat Barks? waa a??!?? ant! f??er
lih. prlaet declining IH&l'te early under actifs
liquidation, rallie -
again att?, Will
th? ?lluatloii was l*??rlsh. as II.I weather ?at cm, h
more fatorabie for barrelling and tiurl-r'tn? Int
new crop, but ICtuall) liiere ?a? ' iimpatiili'
????>-?? i btsli ibis foi trby thlpl
pr.-mluru!.. In n,m? ?
?fiilift rorerut ?va? for continued clear, all
lempert'ur.v a- : t preftil I
??rk a! least there ?
remenl from the fl
alt nation materlilly. It Is thought,
Ibers hit? heel a ?r?a! mat y contract? i
- ?
I from don?
amount of ?
etideuca tnd lorn? ?utnorttl - -?>.<? of
. '
? it? wat I ? .
l'y etporli-r? who lia ! told ll.? whttl ?>,mf ?line at?.
? tltui'lon wii
th? ?aixket, bul Issding luih - differ
on Hi- qu???!?? i of tin i
?pread of rest In tin- Morthi j ?
t?, gi?e mur? ?
iprp-g wh?it oui i Lift I mi
firm and ? fortii
that Europt will requlrt a em in
frasa America thll year la Int ttent "7 t ?
Btraltg oi th.- Dardanelles remaining do ? i i
local cash market No 2 rod winter whl
..- $1 !*2, , I f New 1 irk; No .' hard tl '
i I f No?? York to ?? .
Si t?. and No ?. 11.18. ? i f
CORN- Tht
?alt i-tuied Increas? 1 ? | prcstui
rotrket tr I prie? ? I o'.oili.g with ? ptrtltl
ra.iy. a"
- It tltbOUfb ?-'ii??.'.:..it largei that, a weel
.?,? ? ?:. 1 , lib ? ? - ? ?' II I '?
?.re ?tealy. altl.oiith thipnvi.'? ' 4 .
Uta ? larger, tho ?til I
I 5,1 i inspired with
i
,- OjUOtSd a! 00? lake tnd lall. A .
thlpment. ?..VI -
mort liberal in th? West Ol I
weather, wbirh, it w?u ?aid. bsd lawrottd
Hun? ??
?ere still small. SJ.'I th?r? tu !1":? :
cuh position, and lb? local cub mirk?
? ?bite, ''? "I . . '? 4, >
?
all elctttor K?i > Ma rt 1
.: Western, 11.10 <? i f New Tort etpotl BAI?
!.: v Mtrkel arm; f?? lias 80? ?ltd BatlU ?
, i f Hulla.o.
NEW YORK PRICES.
1 ? ?
Wheat : ripen. High. laow. Tlo??. da?,
?r . .. ? ?
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
S Cum. Oatl
To-day . i47",?tl 4?:
Laat week .1,155,008 871,00?
Lait year ... 1.77 1,0 11 | .
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
1 l :' 44','., ai
To-day .
T.a.t ?eok . 188 ? ? 27 ??? 0
Last yeas ? < ,
FLOUR AND MEAL.
T"-? flour market was again quiet, with trading of
tuki-d t ? make contract! tbti I
1 the ?lluat.on ?er>- unr.rtaj:.
, of a conaerfttirt policy. Th? following i i ??
wood are rali I i 1
niat.ge Spring patent?
!
. stralghl?. |3 J5 !1 ! |
lira -., ' hi Isis, J? -,
straights. ! I palei
hing lois. '?' *?. 25 111 K I mm ,
t , 11', "j. , b< lee ? ? i <? ,.,
I COBNMEALr Statdy. Klin drlad, II :, BA?1
MEAL Stead] 1
arte, $1.70011.1 FKEIl ?
: ink. 1114.4'?. ?on 1 lacks. 12?
? ?
14 j Ih It ?. ? .
ka<-ks. 125.25; ittndai
13; n i k tt'.ur. IM lb
4 otlmeal, } .?? {?7.50.
COFFEE.
T!i('?? who t . . ;ilem!ia?r
, .-off?* durlnt U
been shown.? I
ae.,iunt of um eoaparaUfely .mai; -,
lioie not heen ielllng t'r.ely ai,.l a ra
! technical posltkNl ha? ?r ?n in Kepi
?has ?dianied U> a premlnin rfer It.
up to a.
lerdty'i ? sal? n im i
this auinuni . .
"?'Ti.Vr at a ?I .count
nt 1 to ?
1'i-c.uiuro? "! 11 Is 1. i ?inti I'm,
the day wer? ralh.-r nail"-.? and ?i tit? clou
.
In Hraxll win ?? .
ciihangi' on Us
primary
and frtlgb? off? ri ?, rt mit?
I CHllinut'd desire DB the part <>! I'.ia/.l ?
sale? bar? ??. ?
?mir. .-into? .- ...
?- ?t ? . ? ' - II
Tho loial ?pr.l BUrk?! was Uiactltt lud
Itsadjr wlih Ilio 7l ?njoted at . ,
llpen Ingh. Iaow. I
August. ? ? ? ..
???1 limber. 147 Ml 6 4o I
?.? label. ? ? ? !? >
i . ? |
?r . 8 45 6 49 t.45 .: ? ?, II
January. ? ? ? ?, , , I .
l'?-!.ruary. ? ? ? ?
. ?tin 8.81 6 9 ?
alprll. ? ? ? I
May . ? 70 t, 71 6 70 -
June. ? ? ? (
July. ? ? ? ,
SUGAR.
Ko new defe!' . ?J mir
l. : f..r reflnad nag ir. and ?
? l?l contract were in.'.i a
.
fnllDWlnt arc .:.- ?.
ruling ?'? I I -
luna, bill or
,
?. ? ut loaf, ? '?',, , iT'i-ii. ,|. ?; is
? its. graiiu,?t,
:. ml- sad l ? ? ntalntit 15 lb ' alk
5-lb hags, p? liT.-1, i p?a,,.-r, 1 an! ? ?
ih-red. and han..- ootrie |i.
. i .
destino grai.u??t? i , ? ??? ;. SH tnd
?. ; ? . 7(i| and .'.-lb
carton?. :
baga, do S.I
hat?, d ' ra, do and uindard
granula!. I. .'? 7?>. . On? grtliulltcd and ?liai.
4 i? I, S.?
\ . So 4.
N i 7. I 1".. No 8, s N
? Se
; ? 4 ? In
market f,?r raw tugar, bul ??> -
qulMarnll ?.: ' '
half Auaiu?! jlnpiii. nt lo ? local r.ri-.iT at
m 1 fnlght, f?;ii?i lo 4 . "n il.s j
?i ' ? ? "
fll.T? W,
ling demand I
?
Cei.trlf Igal I ,
?;. i .' ibat. ?"si and frslgbL
SUGAR FUTURES.
Omamtat mits
.
ul latlim ?< i in .?'? u Iba
the divlln? stop orxlen In .-?:?'? tnl-er ???re rsui
lilt niark I
total ?ales S.OuO ; ?!..? I .?
l ? -
open High I-n?
August.
S.'p'1-mber. ? M * ?n " -'
11,-tot.er II III 3U - 4 ?.
Notcmbtr. ?
- . 3 20 S 20
January . S.o? S ol 2.94 : ?
n . ? ? ?2?
March . ? ? ? ?
. ? -- - .' '
. ? ? ? '? ' a
?
. -
P10VISI0NS.
Pija jr ??- n nurket w?> weak ?? I
, ; ?? n-r-tr | bj nth lied h. at.
??,?-.'
-, ? -. at the y?r?l? Ti. !?? ? I ? M
. Igalllsl in.llr
.'loo to ?uj'ivrt ti.? marael on tht ?la? .u.c.
?n*. Ui? In tl? ,lt? ? ?t??,lier loti? pretalle.1 fU
oelpU .f Im?, ?t Clil,-??.. w?r? .'?.I'OO. ?.tiin?ie.l
r.'t I'll.Uv. I'inim. K?i. ?? < It? I.Ii.-d 4.100, ?ml
omnlia T -..in I'uliK Boa? Mea? II? -.?i?f 17.
Uinllr I ' ir. ii" ? I.? il I4F.II
Ulead? HI '..til!, 11" .-.?"? ??:>< '?"
|.?.ket, |l? '.(I i Mil. et!; ? 1 ;
luiKssr.n in?. i ? uad? Bacon?, HV.
IM lb, n v ? ii.ii Ik, ny . lio id. il Le; iilg?.
ITT Ml ATr? n.-Klel lielll?. quiet: 10 Th.
II, II iii !.>,,. 14 li.. 1214c ri'k.'.l lia-n?
-t.-?.K. qiinti'l ?I 1114014c I4ll'i4\ Hull. ?,??
Ftal.??? ?Ill, 4'v. ' "Til .:..,..,', I.AI4D -
" III? 4V,. i ; ? lg ?V ? r, lar.l ?,.?.
?ill"!?.! I l,r.| (..rely ?teil?, I'oirl
?i'li Am?''.?. 1.2* llrwll. In-?-?.
' ".nil ?lemur quiit.-i| ?t 7?7i??\
NTI MUM: HUlil?; ?le. ?-. rit? Ur.l ?te?nne,
.
COTTONSEED OIL.
There ?r?? mil? a ?.null ?nlume of h'nlneaa In
Hi.- market tot "II. and price rhatigea
.luring ll?- 'Ui wi-te narrow, . I"?lng ?t 1 point nor
Kurller t?lk of r J ?
<?? .and li?.l ? ?t i mu! ki In : liifliiiii.? on th?
.tuly pa>?11 Iimi ?ml the lat? i '?' com
v llltla pnaeur? trwlni t" ?mall offering?. '
,.( h.? ,r"p cni'le. Tl.e .?rl? da llti" In l?rl
i-?ll*rd ?onie ,1-,. ??Ine-,? on Ilia I?rt "f lung?, ?"'I
the aetlon "f the lar.l mirkH I darin? a ?er?
pmnoui - mi ?I- t, lu RM ?I ? ir mi .1??
u. I?.' Itanae of price?:
open Iltih lev?. rio,?. da,
. _ ?4 VAO
Sp,,t
Augu?! .?.?S 5 "?*' t.ti ?'-' ' '"
September .5 T4 5 77 I. 7..
7 . . 77 5.71
Ni.rrmher .... ? ? ? 5 .TV?!? 78 5 73
r . ? 40 As? r,.?0 r,.?|,.. . Si 6 <o
5 !?i r. \.? :. siifj'i no 5 it?
? ?
Alar, li .?01 6 01 6 01 ? 03(?li.05 6 01
( OINTKY PROnrCF? MARKET.
Nrw Tirk. Auguit 6. 1915.
BEANS ANO PEAS.
llerelpu to -?la?. ?72 hag? b?e.iia Bec?l,ee? ?r'.
?h?i!lng falur? ?till furthei to ila? In th? rfT'.rt M
r. .1 ?n Belial r. r dutaeatlc ?hit? h??r>? ned
m? .??'??,,] t?, h ?t I?: 10 toil??, with
? ii'ii? an far ?'?I. lima
doling ?irnew.li?! atn.r.ger S"'t.li pea? dull ?ltd
eaa? III \*. - ?? IM lb. I
4 > . pea, rhi.l.e
' ?rldta ui' <-v. ii,. i.,-. |7 40 . <; M: i?'l
Jh 10 vill, ? efe, i bola n. 14 T-,.
... ? Jl ? i
; .. li I I ll 15
BUTTEB.
Itcii(iti to day. ?v'.'H pig? Trailing waa fairly
? ? ..? reaterdi in gr?d<-a of rimtamats,
irfeal qulelef to d?\. m.l ?hile Uta ?
offctod I? llgli'ir Hun earli.-r In rue
???ft?, lining ll noi ?ufTlrlrni lo rlOMty clear
ban i ll*a<lj M i'- ? eta ?
. . ?
?? onda, Il$i
? ? good
? ?
lowfi irada?. . ? ?? .\< . Imitation cream r?, fit?*?.
- ,-ntrent mak?, tlr?-.. ?? ?', I l
lower grail... 1- 111? . pa? Ml i
llcck, June m.ike, fie. ?<<c. camel make. Kg -.
!*'/.<*'!?<'. lover grade?. ItaSlta.
CHEESE.
Becelpu U-d??, ?59 hoie? The highea? gradea
of ?-.are i ??! .rr.1 flau are prett? ?ell rlearid. an1
on ?urli ItM market ll ?U-ady Slat?, ?ih.'lc milk,
frtih. fut? and t?rlm. ro.ored. iparlil?. 13V?J
14??; v:.ii?. ?pedal? I'". '14-: c? ,r? 1, ?ter.ge
f?ii'-5. U?e; white, arrrage tames. ll?e; dalile?.
it'oclali. 1501*Vlr; all ?jlag, undergradea. UV?4?
13r, r?!in, ?hola mlk. whit?, ?ala. lldJl'Ve;
Mich, vtaola i. k. entered, tata, H-en.-. Wi?.
?h'.ie mlik, ?nab, t?ltu. 13*?.i?, lie; dal?,??. 14 r
I???; ?t?te. ?klDia. fr-ah. ?uc-iala. Hill1,?.,
rli'l-a. 10ii'.0i,c, lair lo good. Ih&S'rtc. <"H?
niMi. 3^. fl
lift,
Kecelpu to da?. 11 94*1 caaea The gei.eral ?ft
URtlnn la without ma'eTi-il mange. Nearb? whlU
rtt? In light aupplj. a,,d Hier- la a ?mall propor
i.ew laid qualities ihowlng g.ol
?. 1 chaik whit? i !?r, Ibaaa ar? "?id:ng In
?eilet?' fan.r, while th? it?iag? ofTerii g? ara
; at t'rt Ineguiar pr!'-.? I'reali II
i?r i earn, 23i#25c; eitra lit..-?, 11
.-?'.. \0tl IT1,.' thli ?
. ' . No 1
814 rliolrc. do. 1 I? *
? to .- I, l '; ? ! -, ?rolla and Inferior.
itati i i.. ana neartq
: wliltej a? to il.e a:.d qualil?, .
Vn. IVlill
and neariiv hennerr Stem ...-?, galbarwl
! "h-ti and I ? ? .i k egg?, ?tata
.:l nearly. li:.nan Hunner, -4
HAY AND STRAW.
Market la falr:v ?, :Ue and ?er> firm N>w h?y
,? iba balk ol
r. at n.?it In" and truatnaai la
? r ? ?lug aji\thing Ilk? fr?rd^m
-, ?; a', I DoUtur? ilefe.-ta rangra l::AJ?6
Old rye Uraw ?. ?rve and tlnn, ?,??
?trae w .rth about }i. >}14. a? to lualltj li 4V
oid. largf b? I. pe- ton, tlOMIth?, prime, I'l.
v., 1. }..' ? j N I to Ko -'. I.Hiol'J? .-,.;
, 5 fani-i light .-I'ner. mlX'?l.
r-THA4\'. r? : ?14 6UI
. . fl lower.
LIVES-TOCI MAKKKT.
K ??' Vork. Auguit 5, 1?15.
BEEVES.
lie. e:p-a. 8M bead; Balnt? eonilgned dlrert tc
< ' ? on life weight: feel
angad ?' quirt at ll#19a per
CALVES.
. tl :.-:l for th?
Pealing ?trady ?'..mmnti to falrl? prime
.. ?. J" ' J- ? ?'.
ft? drneed w
. i . ? i -. : .
? ' 28 ?-a!?. 14.' lh atetaaT?.
. 14 111 cull?. !?9. 1?.
4 Co 1 i?a'.. 1 "i lb, 113 '.0; 3
.
I teals. 160 in. Ill: S ?rulla.
I
Ki-r: * Oommlaaloa ('< mtany 2 Md ?eaii. 140
lh. 11J.
SHEEP ANO LAMBS.
rer-eij,!? B.5S7 head, tarituflng 144 ran for th?
m?4.,.T pr, ing 5-e?:., ?'.'mi??n v< fair alieep
i : .' 'i. ' : ? IM ' cu':...
' . ? . 18 II -rill l)rr?,-d
mutton acilfo a imba, 14
... i..',.-. ? . ? ?-.
\ ' Ml lamha. S8
li ?Trrage. I . 'j cu?n. io. 1" io:
'.. Mi. i
171 Md lamhi, iii*
lb. Il'i .'.: 4\ V?. !!". li') \a. 18. 13.73;
I lh. S9 fS; 112.
?
-1- Kj lamtn. ?7 lb. |10;
4 ? ; ? 11 Va ?heep.
HOfiS.
llf.-elp:-. 1.1-,.4 heid. Including onl? a few head
f. t the mi ? ca?i.-r
Hobln A - 1-: ? ! .-, U0 lb
a?er?4- lb; 1 nugh. 288, $6 5?.
?'hi. a. 10, weak;
17.61; mix? I. M 25
' I rough, I
t.l.
?
| .??<;., r
?I'l. IT I
? ''?. 18
1 . liniiS Itecelptl '.-.nnO;
*?
I 4'.:. I AM I.- II
I ' 18. I'ALM.S
.
8 !!?" elnta. 2,?00;
: '. .111
14
.-?If.-?
?? ? l HHEEP lie. ? ?! ?.. I i" ?. a. Uto; I -
lam?? higher, I
1 .. . I. t : I.K "... ?,;,'?, ;00
bead; -. i.? ,.- pu .'.o
bra I: i '??
. .
I ' I ? .
' - ,..- '?!
BIIKEP 4M? 1.44111?
.
la ida, ' . Ba ? a.ftoo.
? ?
J i IT .0
I'ATTIaE K'-' ....
BI10.15; vearllng a:."?? and helfi-ra.
r . ' ' ..?r? and fecdara, !?? *
? ' ? r?
?10 ,V
BIIKEP . ?,. lamba. }? j <?
I
? - i ROOH RareJpu. 5.T.10;
It); hi-aiy. |? I; pack.
? : ?
I'ATTLI Ra
I; dr??.?ed herf
.
?: ,'., l.eifer?, I . :? ?nd
? BIIKEP H - ? Uaba,
?I
I
? TttkajMi]
- A i (.?8HECP AM) I.4T4IW S>
i prlOM itaad)
? . . run?,
? ? ...... ,
BRIEF WALL STREET MEWS
iholden of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph Compat.y, st
?? ipceisl meetini,'yesti-rili-.y, authorized ;
nn increase in the capital stock from |
?*?"?".m'0.000 to |7fi,0f]?0,000.
L W. Knowles, former credit man
has heen elected to the newly
crested position of assistant cashier
be the directors of the Liberty Na?
tional Har.k. J. P. Majruire sutci-eils
him.
The world's wheat prospects and '
new fsctora iiearnur on its DSrketiDg
are discussed in a circular issued by
Ri-nskorf, Lyon & Co.
Russian Loan Paid.
The |25,000,(KK) loaned to Russia last
y t.y a jtroup of Nt-w York banks
: by J. P. Morcan & Co.. which
*ed through the medium of
ucci-plario ?, ?Oka paid ?'if yesterday. It
? ii?-.! thnt sa vet no arrangements
hare bees mad? loi a sets i?.?ue of,
bills, but steps in this direction are ex- ?
pected to be taken soon. The loan just'
up, a banker in the len?l:nK
group Mid, was met with funds fur
rent acceptors of the
billa by the Russian Kovernment.
$55,000 for Seat.
Thr? ? EzehSBM sears were
sold jreaterda) a: tbafiOO each, un-,
(hanped fri>ni ttie lnst preriona sale.
- involved wen- posted
for transfer a^ follow-. U in Ras-,
uva to Benjamin I?. Bartlett. ('eor?;e
G, Kusti?, deceased, to J. Ford John?on, I
jr., and Henry V. Hackney to C Ked-1
ner Kichaida. '
RAIN BRINGS GAIN
IN COTTON PRICE
On Strength of Liverpool Quot?
tions Market Closes
Steady.
The undertone of the cotton murk
i reflected a More bullish loatissoat thi
has been BOOB in sonn ?lay?', and trar
j was marked by quite a notable laotfOOi
! in outside speculative .ntercst as r
j ported by commission houaes. At or
time price? were 9 to 10 points n?
hijrhor and at tho best point of tl
i week, but late realizing destroyed
I part of this, so that closing tigun
, showed a net advance of but 1 to
I point?. Liverpool was perhaps th
? best buyer of the session, and showc
positive Strength, with a renewal ?
the big spot baalaoOO, New Orleans all
bought here, and commission hous?
generally operated on that side of tli
market. The selling, especially thr
of the lute afternoon, was mostly i
tho way of profit takln?:. ?So much co
ton has been taken out of the markt
by Liverpool in the last few days th?
rhorts have found much difficulty i
covering, and as weather condition
have contnined enough unfuvoi
able influences to check any af
grcsH?ve selling the market has bet
at times almost bare of soppliei
Toxns is still without moisture, and th
central belt has had only scatter?
raina, but the Kastern belt during th
laut two days has been amply suppli"
with moisture, particularly Georgia an
[ the ?anilinas, which yesterday h.i
general, and, in placea, very henv
rains. It was the Opinion among tra :
ers that the drouth ?itiestion has b?K
settled in the Booten belt for the titn
being, but if is .?till very acute west ?.
the Mississippi Uivi-r, with no inline
.hat?' proapeet of relief, according t
the government forecoat and the ha
rOOBOtor lines on the map. ?
report on Georgia said the crop WS
good from one end of the state to U.
! other, and that conditions in th.? Car,
i linas were uniform and exceptional!
good. Regarding the Atlantic.? a.?
, whole, he was of the opinion that th?
average condition will equal last yea
1 on August 1, minus the decrease ii
acreage and use of fertiliser, whatevr
it may be. An Alabama authority sa:?
' since July 16, at which time the ero]
: in Alabama was excellent, cool nigh"
1 and hot days have injured the crop ii
! spots. Open cotton is in evidence it
muny localities, and picking will bi?
corne more or less general in abou
three weeks. They mentioned e-pecial
ly good reports from Mississippi, Soutl
Alabama Hnd South Georgia, but san
there was absolutely nothing doing t'<>.
export.
The opening of the market was stead4?
at a net advance of ". to 3 points, fol
lowing Liverpool, and Immediately ad?
vanced to around 9.Abe for 0
where it held u good part of the
day except for occasional reactions
during one of which it sold about :;
points under the previous night, du
to the good rains in the Kastern belt
A Southern export?>r 00 '?hange y.?
Uro?*' said the export situation wa?
extremely .serious, and he feared cot?
ton would be declared contraband. Th>
South Texas movement, he said, is a!
ready large, with very little outlet.
Total exports for the day were 7,789
bales, and Southern spot markets closed
unchanged to 10 points igher. Range
of prices:
YeBter
Opeti. ni|h Low Clots. day.
August. I !'? I 5 !? 1', ? 07 >
17 !> 17 9.201* 8.5
. t. IS 1 I? 0 M '< l??w 9.44 9 .1?
n Timber . ? ' Ml
?r.. ??S ?76 8.81 I fltS 3 72 ?67
.
February... ? ? *
Mar'h .. . 10.07 10 10 l? 0! ?l 1" 04
April. - ? - 10 14
\la? . 11-10 10.37 10 20 10.:?.??? 1? .11 10.?7
loi ? .... 18 M 1" M !" '? M" M '
?1 ;
? I , ' ? Hp,-*
goal ,| mand: ?aie?. 14.".m iule?, ?.
4
An.? r? an. ill Ml! upland, 7, 4??l I'litur.-s
e? '.-. 4 !0 S [?,,-. , . . - i | ,;i||.-t
It I .,?.(...
n ? ir.,.-r ? '?i, .la: T?r>-F t-nury. S.M*4d;
May lune I '
.1 Mancheater?Ytrn? ?lui!.
? low.
!'. i ? at ?ho ports and Interior po'nti wl'h
romiatrilont folio?
Pr???? t
To-rI?y. La?t ?r'k. Lut y'r i-oa-k.
l!al?e?ton .1 17? MS 127
Ve?- ?irleaji?. I.IOI H IM ! '? It?
Il ?12.1*1
Batatuiab MO M I 11? ?I 121
177 ? I ,
W II gtoo ..... I '? >
7: ira 47 M. IM
1 ire . ? ? ? I Ml
4-k .... ? ? ? -i
i ? ? ?
i . :pht. ? ? ?
. ? ? ? ? I
| Total* . 1,591 1.485 591 ? I
1 Int.rl-r
AagMU. 20!? H?, 2 6.1 ?CI
. 73 ?1 IM
I . IM 4'? - r, (Il
Il i? : 811 47 :???
TI.? '.'?-il mirket for ipot eotten was st,.?,|? u !
pointa 1.1?! -r at 'i ' t uplan !. sale?
-
I
lit? 819 l'ai,
- at ?Se; ?a .
:.. un? baligcd .?? ? I
_'-,.i t a! . <!ier I'
?
, hanged a? s a,'.- ..,!???? C .?. l.a.1?? Mobile
Ul ri al.g?'l ?' -
4\ ? . i mniiial. Hallimort nomlnil,
titK-liai.gail ?' ?V; ??les i,!l A .ri-'? ?i-a.lv an
. IM ht!?-- Bt Lsalt Tllet.
gbat al I',?', ?a!-a ". laies. Iai'tlt Ko. k
,'ilet. ni:??hange?! ai S.u.-, ?ai.? nil.
BETHLEHEM STEEL SOARS
Ooes to 307, Closes at 301_
51-Point Advance.
Selling st 30 on July 30, 1914, th?
d?y preceding; the closing; of the Stock
Exchange because of the flood of for
eign seliing orders, Bethlehem Steel
yesterday passed the 300-mark, soar?
ing to 307 ?luring; the day'? trading; and
closing- at 301. At this figure the stock
shows an advanc? of 61 points over the
low price touched on Monday of this
wei'k.
The nmall floating supply of Bethle?
hem shares for speculative purposes
during; the lust, few months is declared
, to be the main reason for advances
ranging from 5 to 25 points in a day's
trading. Because of its wide fluctua
i tions, the majority of the more con?
servative Stock Exchange houses will
not deal in the stock for customers on
margin.
Thus on Monday $1,000 would have
pun-hased four snares which if sold
yesterday could have netted a profit of
$200. Th-j samo $1,000 would have
bought 100 shares of many other ac?
tive issuc.s, which on an advance of 10
points, would have returned a profit of
?1,000, or 100 per cent on the original
iri\'.-.-t ment.
The high price at which Bethlehem
sold yesterday was more than 100 per
cent a|o?/e the price at which a non
dividind paying stock has ever sold on
the exchange. The nearest, parallel was
the International Power 4'ompany,
which touched 199 in April, 1912.
Charles II. Schwab has staled that dis?
bursements to th-! common stock holders
of his company will not be made whi!"
the funds of the company are still
needed for its development.
SPRING CROP NEW
WHEAT PROSPECT
Moderate Decline Causes Market
to Close Unsettled?Corn
Fails to Gain.
Chicago, Aug. 6.?Conditions that
allowed thrashing to be resumed
hroughout important sections, espe?
cially in Nebraska, did a good deal
o-?lay to pull down the price of wheat.
The market closed unsettled, Tsc to
' ' \^7 l *-?jc under last night. Other lead
rig staples, too, all sutfered ? net d??
cline corn, a4<3%e to *??c; oat?, '4c
lo l'i lVsc, and provisions, ?'/lir.lT'iic.
Better weather had taken the edge
otT the bullish sentiment on wheat
long before trading began. Clearing
skies over the entire belt brought a
rash of si-Hintr orders to nearly every
firm on '?-hange. The most conspicu?
ous unloading that ensued was done
i?y recent buyers 4vho were anxious to
secar? profit?. Not only was there
'n.itly improved activity reported as
'n thrashing and -hipping the winter
crop, but the outlook in the spring
wheat states was presented in a much
more hopeful spirit than was the case
on the previous day. At the same time,
however, the uncertainty expressed as
to black rust was sufficient to make
traders cautious about pressing the
bear side on extreme hreaks. Sign?
of somewhat enlarged export buying
brought about a rally in the wheat
market after midday, but the effect
failed to last. Italy, Switzerland,
France and Portugal were said to need
liln-ral quantities. The actual amounts
that were admitted to have been
'.?ought, however, were too small to
afford much, if any, encouragement to
? the bulls.
Corn went lower with wheat. The
! cool temperatures prevailing though
acted as a check on the bears. In the
oats crowd country offerings were more
1 plentiful. Values tended downward
! almost from the start.
Big receipts of hogs sent provisions
! down grade. Many etop loss order?
wire brought into play. Support from
! packers later caused only an incom
i plete rally.
CHICAGO PBICES.
Teiler
"tVr.eat Open. High Low Ciega. da?.
'Sen-. 1 0S44 10?', ! "*'? l.?TJ(
. 1.01 1 08V4 1 n":? ' "?"'-? 1 '" ?
Mi)' . l.U'a 1 14 Ell 1 13S 1.1?%
- .T5\ .78*4 .75*. .75% .7?
I.?. .84*1 M
Mai 4 " i ??"
0?tj
41? 4*', 4P, 41?, 4?*i
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EXPECTS BIG WAR ORDER
Canadian Car and Foundry Co.
Negotiating with Russia.
N.ithanii-l Currv, president of the
Canadian ?ar snd Foundry Company,
.lay confirmed reports that hia
company la negotiating a new war or?
der ?rit?, trie Rassis*) government in
addition to the tSSfiOO,OW contract re?
ceived early this year. Senator Currv
stated that the new order may run as
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
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[From The Tribun? Oatsata.]
Washington. August !
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a . dot} it 1: Man---? k tn?l t'irtJier du
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lloiial I'.rk ileta hraaiii
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- ? rp?. two taontha mi arrival In
I'nlted Btatea; MaJ PALMXR ft, FUR? I
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MATT.
1 U i f. SMITH, to N???! Ar?,I<ray. Sept.. 3
? . 44 | rUCIIARDBON, Jr.. 4a
tacbad T. lOeaaaa, r? leaf? of abaence.
ftl te) < I 4t.i. .HI. ? i Ha'rh
1- A ?arg il A. CAKiil?O.N. to .Naval Hospital.
.
IH PRAZKB la retired Hit. An. 11
I'aymai'er s f. liAUltl.li, .l?ra?-lied V.rr.
!..v? ?a
PA! 4 ?; HKAR.VB. der?, he.1 nv?
>afl I' v -p* IS. t > Bafel
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U
Oi Ma b ?. ?) l.Ii :'! **J i; .I.D. ?? in
:.. 'lllil.
Chief Tar ?' -rk T A IIKMIY
p?i i . rk ' . ? \\ ni-rir.. wait?
M"4i:4!K'. n
A11 ill4 til
Aug. ?.?W'MrpIe. at HlrU, Piu' Jonea Preole.
l'?rr. . ?1 Duta-h Uariaor; ?'l??e
?? 4l?7?::au.
Aug 4 ? Kuppj, at illimgapu. Ranger, at Ar.-iapolla.
44 a i el* a;..i Ta iahaawe. at Norfolk: Bar- rj, tt,
? .. . ax, a*. Tai.? ?
llanip'oii Real? 4Vilrolng*ot., at Hong Kong.
> .- -......?-':?. I i niiri'tieui, at I'
nil!?.
runjB
? i t ? t? ,? i Matatlan for L? Pa?. Ii?:.v?t
Matatiaii faf ?inai'i a
Aug I- H.r.?? '? -t 44 kauf 44 aaim gum, f.-r
W'aaMi.g'en Tard
Pi r> a Prtl ? Bl
.-.-ipruii H/iaJ? fog Taiiglar rV^ . .
r . UM h' ? !,
Tnurua plaa-ed la ie??rv? at baa Ftuxriioa.
high as 1100,000,000, and probably will
not be lower than $?3,000,000.
The order now under negotiation |
call? for the delivery of high explosive
shell? in much' the same manner as
Ballad for by the tirst order. Contracts
will be sublet to the companies who are '
sharing in the original contract. These
number about fifty American and ten
I Canadian concerns.
Deliveries under the original order i
, will begin in about two weeks, and are '
i expected to be finished by next Feb?
ruary. The company in handling the |
Russian war orders has already re- ?
fceived large sums of money through
I the fiscal agents of the Russian kov
i err.ment in this city. The cash ad?
vances have been made to enable the
I contractors to make necessary lmprove
, ment? or extension? to their plants to
expedite tho delivery of the shells.
I The profit on the new order is esti
! mated at $2 a shell.
Senator Turry would not discuss re
| ports current in Wall Street that
; negotiations arc under way for the ac?
quisition of the Canadian Car and
Foundry Company by Standard Oil in?
terests. He said he knew nothing of
such negtliations. From banking quar?
ters usually connected with the Stand?
ard Oil similar information was ob?
tained.
Other reports current in Wall Street,
but not confirmed, were that negotia?
tions are in progress between agents of
tho Russian government and Standard
Oil interests whereby the hulk of the
purchases of supplies in this country
may be placed in the hands of Standard
Oil men.
PUBLIC UTIUTY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.
The report for the month of June of'
the Tampa Electric Company shows
gros? earnings of $77,004, B deer, i
$4.!.Hl from the 1911 figura of ?4?i rtgfi
' wty'V>*t earnings were $.'55,10*., against'
137,674, For the twelve months ?m lii
; crease in gross earnings of ?..3.'JM9, to
$9m.,7!19 is indicated. Net earnings
advanced from M18.7SS in 1914 to I
; $179.433 in 1915. Surplus after charges i
for the year was $120,597, an increaso I
, over that of the year before of $03,517.
Northern States Power.
H. If. Byllesby & Co., Inc., are offer
i ing 7 per cent cumulative preferred
1 stock of the Northern States Power !
1 Company, of which $16.000,000 is au !
I thorized and tSJSSO/lOO outstanding, i
I The stock is preferred both as to assets!
1 and earnings. Shares are $100 par, and j
are redeemable at the option of the '
i company, on sixty days' notice, at 110
1 plus any accrued interest. The North?
ern States Power Company ami its sub?
sidiaries in the report for June show
gross earnings of ?369.S79, againr-t
$921,311 m 1914. and net of $197,784,
compared with $164.275.
Middle West I'tilitie?,.
William P. Bonbright & Co. are
offering ten-year 6 per cent collateral
gold bonds of the Middle West Utili?
ties, dateil January 1, 1916. Interest is
payable semi-annually, and the bonds
are redeemable as a whole or in part
at 102'-> and interest, on any interest
date on or before April, l'.?22, and at
101 >?-, ami interest thereafter upon
sixty days' published notice. The au?
thorization for certification is $2,000,-'
000, the issue being limited to 75 per
cool of the outstanding capital stock
of the company.
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LEASES 26TH ST. SPACE
Suites of Offices in Masonic
Building Also Rented.
Th? (!?- I \ -e? Ci?mp?!.v tu? lea-v.l spa.-?
in the Midlu) Bsuat :>?'h
it,, for the J ' ? ;- '
r?-erierirk Bau ? Blaratr;
. arge tulle of oll
Mu ti ? " - t? tbe
\r"i A ' ?as other
j b Salta ?Ca , na*.
Hi. .-rill A lliil'.-r-li .
K.,?- -?? ? -I'?
ll?? Spei
, Ht?1 H?o?,!?>ay u? F.
\4 4\ .
v Bi ?- in Hall '? WlUlai, !? B ?
I-, r 4|?,rr-? Giunps! > ? H?"i 'an.!'. Ilablno
I tot a- till Third a?.
House and Apartment Rentals.
ThP ]? ? ? ?'?? lfon Fa.
Hill brat ?-.?-iry md
? ''''
I tii? C.ei-.er?!
s ? urrb In America tbe
a ? . ara Ira?. ! fot C
i . -t.
ai l Ihn ?
IMS l'a. I ?
\ ? a
Urne .?i .
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a;; ,,,,,- |tb s- to Lathini II
? , , -ep.," 'h? f Ol?
li"
II.- n t-, ? East -M M, to
,. . ? I
Pi i-.- . ' - M 4
-,, Mrs M irgarel Brail '!.?? fout ?tor?
an l ha -
- Il
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the I)
Il I ?!??.- ? 41- J C
Rebuy the Brendan.
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? Thai/er ot Norwich. Conn . an! A.iiert L. P
1. Mari
h r?n
?
Buyer of Holly Arms.
' a?
i M Dear SI Mel ;?? a? lb? ill? of t*h|,-li
'
.1 ?.is
held .- ?.
? Ural 1.1
New Home for J. S. Morgan, Jr
i. ra ''"114
i t. fa
-
? | , ?4 tan-Stuart ?
I al 135 Eael I . -i I i term ?if y-.ir?.
Plan Long Beach Hotel.
Iltrmtii A Sl.a'r !<as ?old to t??niT' , !. fits**
t IjIumL fronting lie
tnd l>e:nt 158
nlnt tbl alwajt Mr. Kleber contsst
? ?He.
In the Auction Rooms.
The sales lie. 1 v?? erla? In the .oral ?uetl-m
room? re?u led ,.? fuil.iwt
AI 11 Ve?e>- it.:
H> Joiapll P. Di?
I7DTH ST, ?00 W. t w ?or Si NlfOaJaa I?. !)4 lit
188, 1 I ?: 1 Itotai The I'.- -. ?1 ti?
Kealtj- I'??. I part? in Interest, 1. - |l?7
ST. NICHOLAS AV. 7JU. e I. 182.4 n UVh It.
. Uli 1x81 T -h? plalatUT for II
IIITn ST. 188-110 I H I - 1'arK af. 5: ?I
100, i> ?t? flat tnd i'oiu. To th? plaintiff bai
?*.
I23? ST. IT1 Ft,-. 14.8 a '.-? ?i Iit8ilt8.ll.
1 ?tl dwlg. To the plllntlff for 14.000.
30 AV. :-??. ? i. llW. 8 It? flat
tnd itorat. To lb? plaintiff f??r |<0,?100.
Ht 44'.!,lam 1?. lite.
75TH ST. .1 ?4 , ?. ESS ? W?st Fill If. Z"t
i 181 1. I ?'? d?!g To the plaintiff for 115,000. I
Ii. Heir? Brad?.
27TH ST. :i 44. , . 1ST.? ?? ?'h s?. ST.?I
flat To the plaintiff for |41.:.i5
i ?. aw
B] Hei.r? Brid?
MAHMION AV. 1808. ? B. 81 ? ITM0 i
I ?? Sau To the plali.tUT for IH.000.
MARMI0*? AV ' 184 ? ?. . , i IMh -? ft It
i an il?t. Bettsa ?. To tl.e plaln?ff for
)
New Building Plans.
Tb? folio? , wer? fl'.ed yeaterla? at the
Man? a .
69TH ST, 3 B. f?r t ? Ml dwla; E C Ja.?-.-..
J?. M lid .- I r U Attel llj 70 4V ? .1
a- '
MfM ST ? I ' " a?. f r a M f? 'il!. \
court md ile'ei.tlon Ii? me fot as-ajasa, 101 ??M 3.
. ?? f M 1 owner. ?.- I ? ???. 34 ,
Church ?t. arcbltecta: co?t. lo.S3.0v0.
The Bront.
SP1FF0RD AV. n m cot Fllit Bt, 1 it? brt I
t. ? ? .*t. TM | : ms ?
II I! . . 1 tf nd ll?'h it.
e. ', |t 'MW
VYSE AV. e I, I!?'.' I F-e?m?n ?t I i>, n-t
ill; W I ' ?'? -
?4
a
Alterations.
Manhattan.
:B0MT ST. ? ? -v.? ! * 4 ?t> ?II?
W | ? . ?
It. osa?. A U K?ur>. ? iMd it. u?h:te<;t, H,***.
COURT FOR WOMEN
TO BE 16 STORIES
Sunny Cells Above the
Third Floor for
Offenders.
ARCHITECTS PLACE
COST AT $365,00(1
First Structure of Its Kind To
Be Erected in the Old
Tenderloin.
The proposed alxteen ?tory buildin?,
to be used as a court, jail and honaa
of detention for women will occupy
the former aite of the Tenderloin po?
lice station, on the north aide of 30th
st., 250 feet east of Seventh av. Grif?
fin & Wynkoop, srchitecta, eatimate
that this novel buildin?' will cost $366,
000. Diagonally opposite the premiaea
is the new Tenderloin police station.
The architectural drawings show that
this will be a mo?.: i:npoiing structura
in the Fr"nch Renni??ance style. Its
fn?ade will be of brick, limestone and
terra cotta. The cells for prisoner?
will all be above the ground floor, and
will be larjre, airy an?f attractive, thus
typifying the present penal spirit as
to how offenders should be incarcer?
ated.
The courts where only women law?
breaker.? will be tried will be on the
second and third floor?. A distinctive
feature of the building will be open air
lotfE-ins on each Hr.or from the sixth to
the fourteenth floor. There will also
be two spacious dining rooms on each
floor from the sixth to the fifteenth
floor. On the fifteenth floor will be a
chapel and on the sixteenth floor ?nil
be a kitchen and a hospital.
The building will have a frontage of
101 feet and a depth of 98.9 feet.
Plans have been filed with the Man?
hattan Bureau of Buildings for the
construction of a six s'ory fireproof
dwelling house for Edward C. Jameaon,
at 9 East i>9th at. It will have a front?
age of 28 feet and a depth of 99.2 feet,
with a fa<*ade of brick and limeston?.
It will contain an entrance hall and
lobby on the first floor, a circular din?
ing room and hall on the second floor.
Guests' rooms and library will be on
<he third floor, bedrooms on the fourth
floor, a play room and nursery on the
fifth floor ?mil servants' quarters on
the sixth floor. Grosver.or Atterbury,
the architect, has placed the cost at
190,000.
The 511 Fifth Avenue Corporation
has been incorporated at Albany to
take over the R. T. Wilson property, at
43d st. and Fifth av. The company
was formed by Stoddard & Mark, as at?
torneys, acting for a client.
The Wilson property, which is one of
the choicest sites in the new retail sec?
tion along Fifth av., fronts 63 feet on
Fifth av. and 123 feet on 43d st. Some
weeks ago Harry Fischel ivas reported
to have secured the property under
contract, and planned to improve it
with a aizteen story building, the lower
part .of which whs to be occupied by
the Guaranty Trust Company for a
Fifth av. branch. That deal fell
through, however. According to re?
ports the prospective buyer has some
whst similar plans for the improve?
ment of the site, and also is .?aid to
uranged 4vith the Guaranty Trust
Company for space in the new building.
The sales reported yer?t'-r.l.iy were:
? D it Tii-D'iif!?- It | Iiro-n
I for Dr. ? ? -.' Drag**; Ma re?l
.tei,,,. at .. Korj ?nd
catad at^viit
firm ml Ttiird en. The
i,?? am i? -ip? It
Tue foui I It III la ?70 ed'ointng. i'ti
The
it :?o ?a? pun-haaad b?
? L.- A
I ST.?The I i let . . M '?) faa-'T?
at 331 i 44 Ki ,.?., baa? e<>'i. Ti>
li held h4 A I?.:?'! I Aller a !i Tha fmlMlng II
i ? I StiMl fe-t.
Eighth and Ninth av, rh? Au?rhaehi ?re
. ??i in their 'dg farter? at Eaaaanth av.
an ! tr III v years ago.
4 t iwri-r
. '?! 'lie
i . ' ? . . ,ii tr'aet
f
IIKADHI RSI 4 ? - -.it purehaaed
t iin *
,1 a r?vf -i,?rr fiat, on plot
? . . near UM it
I'Nil 4 '
and Ka? Lee HSf
",' ar i ?i- . . " I V : II
LYMAN PLAC? i ? I A I'-iali Bi trams
fompan;
' lie? Real'v ? ?
8 l-an payment
.:. I lid ?I !
Brooklyn Houses in a Trade.
I Salatera ?oM f l Hm N s Riii-? Cegeswee
?
apanmet
? i Th*
a ; ? *?ll**l feet. IT,? K.'rt lire?.?
flea.ty ? . . II ? in l'ar* DageMOl a plot of
? ' '
UNFURNISHED APARTMEXT8TO LET
?TEST ?.un-..
r MODERN APARTMENTS *<
Richmond Hill
27 Washington Square North
FACING THE PARK
i ',,r . . ? r> t' f 14'jlMinf
6 & 7 Rooms, $ 1,1OO to $ 1,400
Portsmohhc?Hampshire
38-50 WEST 9TH ST.
7 6. I R< >M APARTMENTS
Rents $900 to $1,500
ELEVATOR.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
INVERNESS
200-210 WEST 57TH ST.
Southwest Corner 7th Ave.
EXCEPTIONALLY I.Ai.'il*.
LIO HT APARTMENTS
(5,7&8Rooms,$l,200to$2,000
CRU1KSHANK COMPANY
\? Ml Broadway ^#J
REAL ESTATE KOK SALE OK TO LET
BOKOlOll 4)!' MANHATTAN.
45 WEST 76TH ST.
fi m f-Al.K OB To I.KT
Four ?tory ?nd t)???m*nl Dwelllne.
with tv?o at'iry ext>n?lon.
S ?e ?llshlllOl 2
Fifteen rflfisa? a..'! tvio bath?.
? rae.
IKIIKSH.M? ?OMPANT, HI llrog?dwey.
M.ll TaUUeaXt
$1/100 REDUCTION.
?ah bin? ? 15 SOI hora? at RuiherWI.
-, i n?. raaaa pea-ea, r?.-rpi!o?i ha'.l u I
? ? . I If ?> ga, ?vun.
I:i pr.-fert
\>.r --ailoii a . ? 'nxn lliadaua
it h i : i
Hi 4' MVVooIi ? r??t K LOTS HKall AM? I?KY
-n ? . m t - SSSmX J ?.. Ro? HI.
,t
IllNIi l-l ?Ml.
lir\TlN?'T"N L I -r.f? loU for ?ale. S*tlC-t.
alaara to R, H? ?union. 1 R. Leonard. Ill S
? . '?"an __________
I ?Il MKY.
Country H??i? Invermatles free ta ??^????elhra mee.
en I. Pall. N ?at?, u. Bar.
- tvl.e *? W lift at. T. i ?.">?! Mai.
TO LET KOK BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Sucrier Burnt??? Lacatlaa. 2? Wit* lit* St.
WM. t. HAY A CO.. ?H ?t? Ave., ar. J?tti St.

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