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TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Traders Not Too Certain
How to Take Sinking
of the Arabic.
MARKET SELLS OFF
SHARPLY AT CLOSE
Brokers Puzzled by the Early
Ability of the List to With
stand Pressure.
an went home last ni?ht with- '
rite idea of what the
the Arabic was gome to
When the tu st new.- appoarcd
.. d the sell'tig that ha.l be
? .,- . ri ovemenl ?ras
?ar and in tnosl instances
ich their previoas low
Por nearly an hour
bowed no psr
, rn about the Arabic. POS?
? r there was ? general be
i ? -.sr! had been warned
ume's commaador and tho
?gers and crew given time to (cot
-?av is tho boat-, it was well after
"?3Ji o'clock, in fact and the tirst news
reived before 1:30 that
? to ?'in? real iinnettle
tirae the positive dis?
mdon and Liverpool
ink ? Ithout
wirn.. ? ihc had (tone under |
-SUtes eau tiOB to
isuring re
aboul
the active list made
new low prices for the <lu\. and twelve
reached their previous low lev?lo.
l-u/rlrd by the Market.
Broker? in the commission houses
I ding it inCTOaaiagly more dirti- ;
cult to undorotand the temper of the'
?pecu'.at ? e community. They sec the i
market nervous? with much profit tak- '
.,c j-, ? ? on, av l ti o floor traders,
?bout f* real reaction. |
returning 'une ar.d again to the ?t- '
tac'?:. Hu* to their surprise there is no I
among the weaker holders of I
- leal speculators so
?nucli ' *? impossible to dis- ;
cover, onions it is that their
hopes for the war stocks are soaring
?s cf the inevitability nf a creat
I i -'ah. shed here for the '
?here aie a good many brokers
tho market from any
?hey ha\e had to confess
their ?dm?ration for the way it is being
nghouse Air Krake.
,\\r . ? Air Krake appeared on
?? ,a\ for the first
year. There was a fair
anioui.t of the shares dealt in at a
price o** -.-f. which was 24 points higher
?han the price a year ano last Janu?
ar, a n shares changed hands
>v>etlen Reported in the War.
In * : ? ?en minutes, when the
market was seriously reflecting the
ing of the Arabic and the fears
thai some of her passengers had been
loot, the decline was accelerated by a
- - on the floor of the exchange
that Sweden had decided to east in
her lot with Germany. Wall Street
strstegists attached much importance
to the rumor, because of it? plausibili?
ty. Finland's irreconcilable atl
? I Russia was recalled, a.? was the
fact that Finland had originally been
'aken from Sweden by Russia. And
?hen maps were consulted and it was
?een how Finland apparently offered
road to Petrograd, the re?
port was thought all the more ferions.
Put it is worth nothing, nevertheless,
while stocks sold off sharply, there
; i excitement of moment, and
from time to time individual
a stand and even regained a
of their lost gr??und.
steel Rails in Demand.
a general advance in steel
SI a result of the entry
Russia H.to the Ameri?
can market for equipment, greater
buying is expected from the railroads,
? spressed in steel cir
Ihaf the domestic demand has not
? ? 1 larger propoi '
?ring the fact that the foreign
D heavy for more than
il and .i half. The order for 25,?
? rail? recently allotted the
rpora lia evoked
ted c nment i tr e circles,
company up to the present lus
been getting little business Hum this
' 10 balk ?an orders
kawanna and
companies. Further
? ? . rails, bars and
if steel for export are
dec?an d to ' <? -ales of tin
? is said, are
go proportions.
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.
Reorganisation of the 1'nited States
i.r.ri Heating Company, of Maine,
I its succes
? 1 States laiKht and Heat
. recently incorporated in
it? or New York, has taken con
? old company's properties.
I* protective committee
circular to holders of sub
? floate of deposits
heating company, out
... on affairs. Be
SUC of $1,01-0,000, of
boon Issued, the
? irporation has an
capital of ItftOO.QOO
per cent preferred
? a voting tru??t and $4,000,
".moti stock, both of a par value
a share. Out of more than 90,
of stock deposited, which
tactically every share that
e for the committee to rep
? r than 100 shares of the
red and fewer than 2,500 of the
stock failed to pay their as
aiid participate in the re
? tion.
Il ?.?s announced yesterday that con
ts havs been signed amounting to
0 worth of automobile
-. deliveries to run over a period
In addition the torn
oei a normal gross business of
".'""i annually.
' "mm?in*.e?llh Power. |{y. and Light.
meat $f the Coausoa?
I * Com
tituent companies for
revenue-, with later?
eliminated, amounting
" |1,1b2,520, an increase of 3.49 per
Expenses foi operation were in
1 5.7k |?.r tent, so that the gain
which was I692J99
**'*?* only 1.19 p,-r cent compared with
ti7 ?* '*"'* yti" l**ixed charges to
talled JISii.ToJ, including dividend- on
? tiding preferred stocks of con
'ituent companies in addition to taxes
?fid intereM. The balance after divi?
dends on the preferred shares amount
in? to $8(1.1100 was %S2jSSt, nn increase
Of over 6 per cent.
Dayton Tower and Light.
"peratins* revenues of the Dayton
1 ?"?wer and Light Company for July
?"?'fe increased 11.0*1 per cent in gross
?ompated with that month last year.
**hile net earning* showed a gain of
?aJJ ?er cent. Total electric revenues
lor the naoDUi amounted lu $74,007 und
?'IKK.I Of IHK TKiniNK.?? I.IST
?>i ni rn \ k%ii.s.
Au???*? 19 .?ratrr.lay'a Hose lOI.IS.I
AiibiuI IB. HI* .?7.*,
One ?.-.-?. ncn. 111*.."1.10
?In? ......lili aso.I ??I.'.Mi
"ills so. im 14. lA4.4tfi
II,tli for Jill.?.in-, km
lois for Jills.IHI MIS
?ii. for June. N9J11
I-??? for .Inn?.IBS.-:*fl
Hull for Mar.111..ins
loss for May.104.MO
IIi?h for April. IIIt .Mis
I oss for April.107.?SI
II1? h for March.169.196
lim for March.IMJM
II In li for V-l.nmrr.10? 7.IB
I.??? for Vrliruurs .? a? I IT?;
Huh for January.1IIB.9?3
I .?.s f.?r Januars-.ions?:
Hl?h. full year. 1914.17H.HH
In?, full scar. 1914. in.'(.09
AniaVffl ?>K T11K TKlBlNK's USt
OF T? KI.VK INUl ?sTKl AI OX
\iiBua.t 19. sestrril?.?'? rloa? . 17.990
?ta ia? ?i-t 1?. 993*91
One ?arreU ?b?'. S*.'ill.!
?in? montli .IK o.B?.B1.1
Jills SO. 1014 .B7.4?7
II iah foe Jill?.BBOOO
1 o\? ?or Jills. SO.'ills
Il'a h for June.S.V MX
loss for Jnnr.*?.!?! 11
Hi?h for Mas. S.V(i*n
I..? for Mus."4.4711
lliKh for April.BA.ir-?
low for April .75.844
llii.li for March .16.164
I,ow for March.70.094
Huh for Ichruary.tmJOss
I ass?- for February. ?!?..'. II
liish tea*imanan.tSJSiS
I on for Jnnuars.711.7*??
High, full scar. 1914.KI.KIil
lam, lull ?car, 1914.?7.427
sub-utility icvi'iiucs to $1,42.*.. Operat
ing xpenses were $41,711, leaving net
earnings of $34.322. Intere.-t charges
and >inkinK fund requirements amount.
id to $18,122. and the surplus after
dividends of $10,688 on the preferred
stock was $6,628.
DU PONT COMPANY
TO REORGANIZE
Present Concern To Be Sold
to the New One for
$120,000,000.
Director* of the E. 1. du Pont ?i''
Nemours Powder Company have ap?
proved a financial readjustment plan
involving the sale of the properties to
a new concern to bo known as E. I. du
Por.t de Nemours & Co., which will be
incorporated under the laws of Del?
ware. The purchase price is to be
$120.000,000, of which $1.484.100 will
be in cash. ?"."i'l,6?. 1,700 in debenture
stock and 868,864.200 in common stock.
The debenture stock will consist ol
two classes, vi?., 6 per cent cumul?t iv?.
SOS -voting, and 6 per cent cumulative
voting. Holders of the 6 per cent pre?
ferred stock of th?. present company
will be given the opportunity either
to accept for each $100 bhHre "ilOO 6
per cent cumulative non-voting row
debenture stock, or for each $100 par
value of the stocl: now held thry can
get $?-3 1-3 par value 6 per cent voting
stock of the new company, with the
privilege to the ho'der of this stock of
; exchanging it for non-voting stoc?.
i prior to April 26, 1916.
All the common stock of the new
?company will be distributed to the
! common 6tockholde:s of the preset.!
company as a dividend. A person hold?
ing one share of common stock, in ad?
dition, iv i 11 receive two shares of E
I. du Pont de Nemours Si Co. All the
obligations of the present concern, in?
cluding all the contracts with foreign
governments now in course of execu?
tion, are to be assumed by the new
company. It is announced that th?'
change will not affect the business of
the Company, the plan involving in
:,o way practical operations, but deal?
ing principally with a financial reor?
ganization. The personnel of the di?
rectorate and the management of the
new company will not be disturbed.
When two-thirds of the stockholders
have approved the plan an offer will
be made to purchase the outstanding
bonds and preferred stock of the old
company.
STERLING EXCHANGE
FIRMER YESTERDAY
Wall Street Thinks the British
Loan Will Not Exceed
$150,000,000.
Eurther conferences were held yes?
terday at the offices of J. P. Morgan &
< o. on plans to relieve the pressure
on foreign exchange, but the day closed
with the "situation unchanged," as one
bunker put it. That there were no un?
favorable developments, however, was
indicated in the greater strength dis
plsyed in the rates.
The market for demand sterling
closed I rmer. at 4.67V2, while cables
' advancd to 4.68"'?. Considerable ner
' vousness was shown by the market in
! the forenoon, and neither bankers nor
brokers were inclined to enter into
commitments pending further develop?
ments in the matter of the measures
; to be taken to restore the market to a
i more normal basis. The closing quota
? tions on francs were 6.88 for checks
: and 6.hi? for cables.
London cables to Wall Street to the
effect that plans to remedy the inter
, nationul exchange situation probably
wi 1 be delayed pending the departure
of a deputation of finuncial representa?
tives to New York excited much inter?
est, but bankers here who have been
considering the possibility of a large
loan for (weal Hritain professed ig?
norance of such a plan.
It is generally expected now that
whatever loan is eventually agreed
opon will not be for more than |160,
t 000,000, bankers reiterating former as?
sertions that a larger issue might not
prove successful.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
I riu.KAi. i;i:.si:u\i: DISCOUNT RATK? Kor
?. - , t ,r?a. o (.?1 , ,.- t . HJ.
a : I ,!?,-,, 4 pu
(AI.I, MOM:Y 1,1 .,r?l ?1 Ia? prr rrnti hliiicsi,
.' prr in': :??? ??-.. Is. J? r cent, florins. ? |xi
I ceiil. t- a pal ?d.i.
1 TIMK M"\! 1 ? . - ? ? Us
. . . , . i? ? ,.- ? :?,r nln, :>
,!?.-, ... i*-r .?ni loi tcir IiH'ir.h., 31? la-r
, .rut f,,r M, a: >! -.. won? til.
Mill? ANTII.K I'Al'l.K ??a (]ulr( ftulli,- nlr?.
. .-i , -. I I..r t'Cal Dana -, ?>a- ? l
.
ii.iAiiiM. Hoi si. nuNsacno.wi ? ln
( . - ? 4 t.aianrr?, $I1.I07..*>M, "tit?
..?,?., hi? ,n,ii.,r id ill r it,,
I
si li TBKASI i:v (few Yiti ban).? ?ait:* i fresa
1 thr Kub-Trrasurj I3.1C?,?"*. SBd ?ali.t-J ilncr lu
,1?. >?
DOMESTIC 177*13 P?r: S?n
I I ? r,:ll,n?. SI
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I I I'lllAl. BE8IBYI HIHI?'! NT IllTl.s I I BE
V 111.III. li? lion. !??[ ten ,ia> ; r can? . up la
i PI .1, pi.ia. i ? In dan . bei
I -to Miirlj. 4',
< '. i(Jt\ i*r rent; Rl.limona. up to tiliK-'.sj
?lais IS I*' s , . i ? l'a t?i ..
eaSO. Ha 4S prr ?ut si La-sila, I, 4 ai ?1 4 S par
. . days, 4 pr< .?m, f?r
, K ? ?a ? r-, ? ?4'? i
l'allis. 4.?Hs? P?r (Hit Bei Iru.U.o. fur tru
,.l?s> a Ixr crt,t. Int ll.lrtv lai?. ,<?>. for '.?.Irtji
?,, ?lily 4M 4 f,'r lilts l?a Bluet] ,!?>>. 4V,
BUNK ? i l A' in?.- - .-? J
*?7. 1 alatioca V ' 11? . B?hl? ? ?? ? . II
4?(7. balaoosa lii.s,7.4. Chi -..go. urbauata Me.
K4S.141. inline 4 .1:1 -??' I'htlnlrluT.ia. ?.
, I,?,,?-,. 5 ' .'.Kl... Si. Lout??
.I,-liatifn 111?..
*ll.VI I'. MAllkl I H?r .llrrr in l...nrli?ii ail
, . . N,'? York quel?'
( ;? -, Mm-an ?il?, r ?JajJlr-, .?hl,,-in,
nillMi.N lAi'MMii: ? Tr.? mi'l.?l '? s
lim?Cabl? ? ? .
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1.41.
PRICE MOVEMENTS
IN COMMODITIES
Sinking of the Steamer
Arabic Unsettles the
Grain Markets.
TOTAL DOMKSTK UCBFTB,
SV? York. Amu.? 1'. ltd
Butter, tui? ... t. rao Wheat, hu?... .... ttt.tm
?"l.eoie, bxs "Pper, 1""" M
11 -, - Bim fur, - "? * ???.n
l'i p'ltry, pki
Live p'ltrj. cru '-'. Spirit!? lurp, bbls ?i.'i
,i iibii tat
"apples, l-l'i. . 4.150 Hen f. bbls . 100
Apples, la- 1,120 Beef, tr. ra . JK
i .ii.;il u 1 121 . -fnine,! ? r. f, eS LlM
Cal fiapr.?, a-rtia 4.IM ?'ni inests. flag* I.7SS
?'Ml ?cinoii?.. b<? ?.'.till Mam?, tros . I'M
? 'nions, ska .. :.:i4n L_rd, tri m 111
i*al oranges, bxs -'..>.'?" Usrd, r-ks* '
I ?i 4.;???.? Stearin?. tres.... *M
Cal i?-ars. his.. 12.150 ral low, bbls .... ?'.*?
ivntuit?. ?la?? 1,000 Toncase, bbls... 3.*?
fOI piuinr erta, MM Abnh.nl tdenat
i .- ..? r- u i. nn I), MI ? Mfl
Rice, packets MO \raj.tn.ilt. Tr-ini:
Barley, i iikIi ..45,00! 111.1e?. bdls .. . |M
''"'tu... a'. :. MO llnpi ball "'
11..n hli . 7,?40 llolnMe b:-ls.. lln
FI? ut. *k.i . ... Mi . oIL l.i. - 101
tons io- laub's oil bbl? -i
Hj\. ton? . Ill Spirits, bbls ... il
Mult, btieli . . I .i'" S|..n?e?. l?ales "
? '.u-. buab . .. M.400 Sugar, sks ..... M
Oatmeal, bbls . *!??> Tot-wcco, hhds .. .70
Oilcake, ski ?.Mat TobOecO, /"ka.? a?'
Kvo. bu.-li . I.5M Whiskey, bbls
Straw, tons . . M ?
KX PORTS.
1 Wheat, ir.isii . .ti Ml I loir. .,. ? ?
IWrle?,, bus!! .. K.ML lortin.e.i'. l.hls.. HO
Olla-aks, lb .. .3M.7M llama. ti< . I7.MI
Ha,on. TTi ., I.SM.IM l.ul tb .!,M5.*ai
Butt? i. lb 1" M0 I - a>. S oll. fall I ?" ' 1
? n||. n- l.MI.C ? ' '.i|'.-r. bale, . l.l'?
(-.un?, bush ... "-'?
(ASH QUOTATIONS?
i Irofi s So i '.111 T.*. i ri., n Mi : i- ? N
1 Iron. N Ko 1 f 15 ?i iletlon, '-il l I M
, Iron, s No l f U .' ..a -..rr..- n.. , Kla
Pi. -1 rails ... i .'.- i Bua*ai. I i
1 ? ?'.| !?? r- 17' Molasse?, i >K p 41.
?Tin . ?l "7'-' II...?. fmiill?. ... litW
i Esehang* lea* 4.45 I Tallow, special. Mi
, Wheat. No . i. 1 \r\i Pork, nies .... 1? *T>
?*nrn. No j ?el t?% Hog?. 'Il. I'-O If' 11'.
! oat?, stan.laid ?I1-. Usrd, MM Weal ? 1
GENBKAL MABKKT REPORT.
Hem York, Angi.it IS, ISIS.
GRAIN.
Kurnunrled by betriah firhir?. the whett mirki*
turne?! ?ctk ?i'il at "ii? time wis Its t l'ii>liel
iii-.i.?i Iht |.r?ii..iu aUM 'n Monti- ..n ta thaa
Heptctnber, Ibt litter ?h..?!.?? ???datait-*, ?mini io
i!.? i inlrleni "f rec-dpta which art ? ? I-I In the
.?-??utimeit |i> met weather Mo?, ;.-.-. .?
? i'ii.w '..? Kofthvssl rssrkrti rrflfctlni Ideal ?either
coodltloiii tiid ?ery hr?r.?l, trop a roeoU frsss ?II
i arlv Caned*
Tin. reported linking of Ihi Aral' tdded '?> tlie?
1 lei ?lllf tr I hnilgbt ?limil Hie ,i..ir.' prlef?
iif I hi' lia?. l'Ut rslllss qulditj follow?! ?lie innouncc
ruenl lbs) Dm ,?,.,, Slid pl_t-llgcri ?it? all ?.tie.
I (ml the l-'nei' VTI? Up ibaJUI f||e tr in Ih? li..|lnni, j.1 -
tiii'Ud, ?iailic un Irr ine i ? -vi..i?? ntgbl
] <*?."!i ebssl ??.. r/esl n. thi '??. ai nurfcet. No -'
t ?i'i '.-.i ti 1*14, r i f \ev, twit, proapi
til rail. Ko t ha-.l. 11.174. -I" to ?rrlie. lake n l
I rail; .No 1 Nnrth'-rn iiuluib. tl.MU, snd Ne 1
I Northern Msnllobs ?1 I5*?j i I I Iluffalo
i i-iiliN- A'-ho'ifh ?In weskncM In wheel ind Hie
: fttortble prosnas O? Hie .rip ta laVnra In !ii.-i
?.rivale ?rial.?-? hid tn ?trly depreatlug effi-i-t on
. corn, It Islei ibowsd Hie bilaenrs ol t Ann a- ?.-1 ?
1 titiiiiinii t.nl light nriipt?, snd rsccrsnsl, closing
! uDcbwigsd in ',.- '..i bigher. So - relies
' In the lortl market ?as .lu.-l.-l >.'\ |T"i'iI'' -Ii'I
IIH'I.!.
i HATS?.N'etr i?.ln . ? r.- ?vain af?e. led I? I r
. tu ling, nul aller ?In'?In? Irregiiltril." ?? tfl 'a''
lilglnr. ulule itter p elrl??i?. liifliiMi.nl b? la??re
1 rrtvtpu iml lie?lglng -air-. . Imisl %t n? lower
. ?'. ' alt lOCSlll vre -leid?, u I.ill.?va Sttmlanl.
? - ? . N i J ?bile ? ? So ;: -/hit?. - .
Ni i ..hue. il*>?.#&:He; f?niv i-npi?-i shits, :?'?.?'
57e; ."iln..r> ?.ipin?l ?ahite. ... ?
NEW YORK PRICES.
?he?? CIS I Y'-r.r.L?
Beptes bsi Jill'? ?i i*.'a
CHICAGO PRICES.
Tsster
\Vli??i ojien. Mipli I-i-. fleam. dtr.
Si in? lnb?r 1 "".-? 1 "? . I M 'a ?' '- 1 "?
Dseeaibei . 104^ 1.05 in.',', 1 oi ? I.MS
Ma, 1 na4i I "'?', I ra i "? . I SSti
I ??-Til
-r . 7 . .76 74 , : . , 7'.'i
1 rtei'iowr . . ? *. ? ,'. -, S4]i 'I
i Mtv ... ??'?...'. ". ,
?la-,
(?optember . .M . ? i ..:? . .:?!>>,
I'11'emlier."'i .?.'. ^, 3S<r) -IK*.
-*????} .41 f.'t Utt II .IT'?
PROVISIONS.
A'.r lllgbl "I??: ir.J ISISSSkllll ths V HM"li m?r.
l.i-i defeloped n Mr-ri midritan* snd ?si ?ill ?u?
IslMd l> eonmlsslm Imu.e lni>liif. Ilsln ?i^-. n.a
II?- offering) ?lid .... a-nmal ?iijip .r? ir..rn packet
' Recelptt ?' L'hietgo ?ir. in,"no bogt, hiiIi 11.?mo
I eiiwu'U'.l on Kridty. Ksnsss ?ny rri-.-li.ie ?i--?
?J..I ?'Huh? I2.0OC riillK--Sl.?.|\. nie.a
. $1* S*?I17; ftnilly, |20?a?22? iltor, clttr, }l iO ?
i 1:0. ltl.i:i' sin.j; ; neu ?i; ..,,n$i? ?.
lr.'iu$.'ii, picket. I1mi7$i? ;,o, ,-ji? i,,.|u -
I *> ' !Uli.->l.|i II.M.S- BlIJ
1 ISO-lb, 11'. 160-lb, 11',i-; HO-lii, 11 _.- ; i-i?-.
ir.'. Ct'T .MKATS- Pleltled hellttf du
12-11?. l-'ajr. II :? ll-\,-; pickled bsrss
quiet. I'. 1 .. i'Al.l/OW-liuli. um ral. >.',. .
my. .-.v.- ouuntiT. v.-??',.- i.aiiii Kino:
I nilil.lie Well ? . - - - i |tg fl-ri, -. . rat i
stssdy; Contlnsnt, ssin-, Krunh Amerlrt. ii :0c;
llra/.il. k. x?. 1" tO . , n-.i-.m.-!
STKAKINI. Stetily. olirti. IOi ; rlr> lar.| -?. ?.
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
Yetier
1 l.ttd: Open. High. I...* i ...
7 I'j s IJ 7 ''.' ? 1
. IM I -'- . h i>:
- ' 8.;,:. x :o I.M
" - "7.1 LM I 11
Pork
Hepteaiber.... 13.51 i:: 77 U.M l.t 77 i . .:
Uctobsr .... 1* M - i M it II
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Tlie flmir nurl.i' :i?. I ?bou! tleiily. (lie ililef
effeul ui lbs drop in whrtt being to cheek l/u\l.!g
n.'i r. t 'llie iulln?liig iirkt-n In mod .-? m -. I
<?n the N?'? Ycrk rrndure Bnliti.ii?' riprlng p?;
? i". ?I'riiiK i-letr?. $,. . ?.
1er Pitent? 15.60^15.85; ?Inter ^might... $". .1.'..?
? itrt Se I vint?n, M.10CI5 .' i
?l ?lnter>, |4.U0(4t5; Kmi? .?tr_ia>?
| ftiu-y tpiing : I lof lot?, |7.90<f $S.l'..
HYK UaOIK??Uli. ftir to good, 15.70?-.!
choto? to fiii.-y. M.MMM.1S. ?'OKN.MKAIa SUtdy.
; Kiln drtsd. M.SS HA?; UKAI?-auidy. Fine whit?
I ami yellow, |1 SO; m.r??. I1.S9 FEED Weak-r.i
| ?iii.it. Irru?, loo lb sscks, lit tunUrd mll
' milita do, ?2".'.o. flimr enVMllflp ,\v. 132.50; red
1 ilug flour. 140 lb isaks, |_. City .-.lefli ; Lrtu.
I bulk. $?.40; IM lb lieks, IM: li???y mlddtl
. Ill; fl ;ir mlddllngi .1 ? $_ 50f?l3b; n I il'l flour,
j 110 lb ISCki l'?7. ullme.!. ? - ? ' ?
C0FTEE.
Tlie . iifft-e surfest ??^ lei ? Isy, in I
! apiM-tr??! lo he insiiwhil u
i up .if Sepleuilier I'untrtri?. ?hleli airounted lof ,-u h
i a lar?- f V ??.--? M
i but li: ind aft? i opening 1 |oint
low? lu l point Inibrr sctlr? ?onthi
m nuaori Hut Un rslcrlssUoa plant
! In lirt/.ll ?ere ?-.sure.1 ti.il ipprehentlom thtt lbs
. rain? reponed In prodtuing HctloDi mlgk
.ilnt?. nest
1 ?cek. Tlir-i' Irtlurea (?l.e.l taj ft:?.iri' my gen,ril
I or tg,,ri'"l.." dSBMlut barwetsr, IBd Hi? Haitul
I etaeil off ??glitly linier reillnlng In the la-e tr. I
inn. v.irh tin- 'i"-.- riel uniliii.fl lo
sa.. - ?i ir. r',. r-..l ..f 11.501 Lin?.
TI.? rurlv CSbtUN frmn Itr^/ cfasnSS
In ?he iirimtnr mtrtiet alluttlnn. exi er.t for tu
?dfslics ol 1 -"?il I" tin- r?ii .- 141.. n ?.tilge nn
tn.i the ri.-t ?n. lei-iilit offi-r. tamorttii
' hi-io liirln? the tft.rrinim wer? ?bout utn-liinge.1
? , a le Sr_ei II ?su rspensd n. il
? - sintoi i- rtnte.l frmn tbisil I ?' t" I 7:. ?
, rr.tl??. ?bile lin. 7- \,ere qiiatsd iroun.1
Ir ?- r'-porteil thtt Inferi.-r l.rn.-r- ?rr ?llll
iiiii.iin? ?.ff. kmi wsishouM dslHerl Isttly hue
inning ?mailer, which MM Ilk? t? in.llegtln'
the Intbll.le itipply, ?l'h 1 I?- I
blllt) (liai SOI biillbh ilfielnrin.i'iit inlslit bri.ig
I buyi'M in the mirket to repli'i l-i. their .I,- if
nol to ir-.iTl.te fur their rnnre rcum-e r-<iuiremen>>.
T.? .ih.'Ul I'ltilu reporte.1 tiln In ?1! rUitrlrtl
? ^ I ; ?Uli rnnlmum till minimum t.-n
-- ranging frnrii 77 S" -
Tin Im'!) ?pot mtrki't remtiiicl qalet ?' '
?i 7c for Itlo 7s. ltin-n of prh e?
i ? r
open High. I?ovr ClaM dsy.
? _. ? fill- i
? n? ? 11 ? :il S.?MO.41 (? i"
'? ' "' "' ? '
NuTtmbsr .. ' '* ' " '? '? *i
| 1>e.ei,il*r - I 51 I '-' ? '? S.49I06.S1 ? I
. Jll.uirj - "'??"* '* ' '?'?
l->l.nitry ? " " I '
March .?* M 1*4 II ? ?
Arrll ' ' '?? -'7 '? ? "
' May .S 74 ?75 ?74 t.tlatl
i June . ? S.7.'ur?ri 7ti '1.7?i
1 .in'? . ? 1.800?
SUGAR.
There m? ne cheap in f_l market for teflueil
tugar, ii.d trading ?i? only iiulrt. iliimugh tl.?re
i?rai. wltbdrswsli am sM i satrs I I ?
lollowlng ire Hal nrtcw at llie Ainerlitn Mi|?r lb
Rntng ' ? ?r-.-i'al .I u.U.-? lal.lel?. , ?v - ! lb ?i
|..iiv half Ol full ?I/?- taat.iet- 1.70c in.I I.SOi i
a .-?- lli nrti.li?. full ?l?e ta'ilel-.
?.jOc sud h lOc In 'j i'i?t', ttglc isblcti, MSe;
. u' loaf I ? Si . crutned '? -o. nould I
.-.\X.\ pewdersd 5.15?;, sud
?r. .' lb t'Mlk ; etgie .*? Ih lug?, i-t-i*ilere.I.
powil i a? .i ...ar..- now lerru, sad e??i?
i - igi?
. extrt tine grtnnlateii i.TSc; ?! aune grtoulited.
. a
.ml .'.- h iiiti.n-. tine gruinllt?
at? do. A.Sf..-;
ag? do. .*..??<. if.' a?
in?l i IN bSM ?''" *' ! ?tsndsrd grmu
-..? grtnultied ml ilniuonil X
? a No 1. 5.45c; I
\ . No 4. ?,30c; N . -. No ?.
v., ? ..lie; No I
Ke 11. I.M ? No i:
1 i? tad I.SS I; ' - u ?rkct fur r??a
?ug?r .unllUUSd quiet but the un Irrt" ie tteiutr?!
., ; i ? t ?.. air't'li.-r with rr-ri.,,r. in ?!.? _ar
, . a- . I sad frsti iltl H
wars teeese, snd bilden urre more Ii
? ,, l,i, 1 li>r MSSWf !?' ??'?. in ?om? Ii ?
uking t? high si ? i.
Ol l.u..ir.?--. Pite?! were i.Tnl: ?1. ?'.lli ??
, , "7 , ii 1
freight. iHc.
SUGAR FUTURE?.
Oh ? f on '? sad - ? ? ? I is -????-??
. , I?-i|nta. With ?lie? r.,i I > e .
,!,,,,, , . ie.| on r?|>irt-,. Ur?r in IhS
I del il r ? ?? I Su t,e?t BSfllig le-ri iJ?Mie l.-r
forelri t?.ir"illit Till? ?I? '
' UiJ II lia? ?-l?Ml tin ?liktl ciatal eff I I.? pvUila.
cio.ii.? ? to ?j pnm,, |lUlwr ?,,h ?lM , lM
?i. i i, .w? ? ?,, sVataU ,i peu
Y ?. I i
tlp-n II!,-' |,,,w ( ;,, ,!,,
lui . . ,
' ... 4? *..;" .?. . , a,
fa* . . ??
N --..ml,, r i |4s i ,n . ?n
11 ? ? i?.
. * SU .? '"< 7. !
? ?' ci?r> . . ? ,,4
Mar. ?i . s (.-,?? ?, j ?.,,
?M'? il . ? " ? ' :"
M?) . 3 1'. 11? ..r,
?"'??? ? , . i? ,?,
Ju!> | ,?
COTTONSEED OIL.
*sr?r nv??,il,? ?aaaaiad ?., ,?. aasaM |,t?-.itr? ear! j
It fnr |.',|?lll? a-,,,ll,l. ?,,,| , !n-?.| | (n ? p.,,.H. ?a,
i...... '?in lata i-, Ulan ?,..- ???,!.. 4l | .,, :i
I I - o-' ?-I..I II - . IBS alf?ll|lll Of
. tu?ii.iaali?... Ihal ?h" S..IHI, ?as un? ,11?
?Il nui, 1, , rudi - ', Il ' T??a?
il cunSlrtlo?. .ml-, ,ijh ,Unui? .t-Tlr? pr?
I. m,? ii.-.l In U,. ?firm,?.?,. a. Iii.li it...l |iy il,,
KrtnaUi ,,f ,,,it-, sa',? tat tin ?is? nu ll.lo?
tiarrrl-. Kan?-? ,,f prl ?.
Y?si?r.
(iprn lilil? I?* rio?* ilar
matt : ?",-.;.?o .-,..!?
s . , ' .-. IAH .1 (in i 4.1
Kept, iii'.r ?? ??' -. 47 - ? 40 1 42
?l'..l?r . 7, V7 - . . 4 ??? '?', I -,?
Soteeabet . ?. m?,.-. ?,i s-,:,
li,..iiii??r ?? ?o -. .-n -. ., ;. .7?-..r.9 :..:.?
?a, uar? . 7.47 :. 7,1 :, ,.4 7 ??..'. T? 7. ?7
K. l.riiar-.
Match ... . r, i? -. *7 5 M i.llH'.ll 1 ?1
COI'NTRY PIIODICE MARKETS.
.\?a Tirl A'khk 11. 1*1:.
EC.r.s.
*~s*ettatl ?o-dty. 11.1.a.?? Tli? marke' main
lain? a ??ne???:?, fi. m loua Kri.'i ?slloied.
riiria, ,.,. .(, ,, mi. rirai?. 74 ?, 7.",'i? .
.."..',., .?,- ,?!?, :i#ll?: Hilnl-i ???I
poorer. i;,?l' !, l?,?l?'r N 7
iii.l i??,r,r. n,?i;?,,. rberba, di.iif?. dis, I1???
I ',, . 'air I-, i n 14'. l'.'s?-. "?'I? ?"'! I"
(?!',,r. 1.1(4 14-, aille. IVi. alul UlnBl, lieiiixry
rlm ", lu,, i. ,?,??. ..rsli? ar? la ??.,-1.
. i?(l.*rrd wlilin. ?? in ?la? a-,-1
W.?terri. ?a?li?ir.| whites, 1S#1SC; lllt?.
IVi.i. mil nearby. hennery hr?s.i,?, JI'iiO. . ?illi
ere?l t,t,?wn ami uili.-.l oinr?. 171 (S-'"
BUTTER.
K?,?il>?. lo ?|?r. I.SM pk?> Toi:? ot Ihe mir
lia I? ?l??,lla-r ?'rrimsrs. ?l'r?-. K vor? , ?
.'??<?; hlfher ???or?i ?. .'?*>?'?' .'7,-. fln'i, 21 ?S '.
?????sud?, 77'-;?? 7.',,-. third?, lletttt; ???te ?lalry.
tli,.?i. -"?'?... ?....i m pilni?. ISHIItS.-: ,-oinnioii
t.- !??r, .'?'?".,., , r?i? .?loi. ?sirs?. .?.Y? Ml,?. tir?'?.
. '.,. I,?.?- irai*-* iaet'U: Imltailoit ,rr?iu
.n rii?i?. ::? - rurraul m?kr tir???.
. ? !? . itimiiIi 11'. ' 1 " .'? , lowrr |(a,|,
I?'." ?Ml??.? ?lock, 'un ? .? , ,ni
u ? mal.?, ?n?. l'j,?l'?'-,. S? .-. i? . I? H? . i..?.rr
?rai. |, Is?? 17',.
FRESH FBUITS.
i Appia-i laadi Pea ??? .i,rr p??, i?. Sali nid
Uieei I- usas al-a?l> r?4?*, lawn AITI.I.s.
Alr??.?l?r. l-l.l. Il Mu?!,. Tit ,.intent, IJw-l?;
Wealths. ll.5eMS.T5; Bour l?ou?l., il .?-..??.?;
s>*?rt lloilih. |1 ,<i:. Mthlet? Blush 1! ....
S7.MJ. ?-tilrrrl. Il -?"?, ?Il 15; Im.-h-v.. tl.M?f|- "J;
i.iareitslelii. Il ja)(a?l.l; Hummel l'ippln. Il 25M|2;
iirar-r l'ippln. |I7',,*Ij. ?ninm.?ii, T5cH$1.35; as
i? kind, par bask*?. ?.11. rilAlls. H?r'.?u.
I,t,l. l..,?|4, bak. 117,-V ???. Ciipp'!. riroril?,
s ?4. Mk II 27.1*11 .0. II?!]. Mil, 1 , I
i . oi ?? il " -1 Ki.ri.-r. ?i l(a,|
l'I.A? IIKS. uprtter. ri
i Jrr?*). carriel ?"-'il. ' -. 2(1 I?.-; Del ?nd 94,
.-arri-r. ??? i T 5e bal :>?,., Wnier.' M?l and
\V Va, carrirr. . ' s ? l . .'.'li.,-, iu>li,-l bak,
half bush-1 b?k. 'M?rtir; Vs s>,d N '",
?arrler. 4?"-,* Il 7,. l?k. 7"- I" ?; Mo. A?k. ?'".
I earn?, ? $1 ' ? PU US,
. ?n ? | ? ;.
il? r i e; J i", and M . I Ib ?? I
i-- ql, :.,?. |i , s -Jthem, prarh
? i7.V-; Southern pnii,??. i?-?.-|i bak, h'.io-.-,
1 I?,-, W ,,', 1" ?lie; (,l(.\ri.S tari ai ,1 Ml.
, , ... etn .o, . m . . , -
i | Ma m. ; N C and D irrlt t
ci huants ? iiem m i - ?ail ' . ?? .
iiii.-h/s in iwk, ??.?a.-,.i, . r.T.A? kTikiikiis. lit,
IIAsI'KI l(|lll s. pli.t. ??? 7. ?Il ?'M. IHl.lt
I1IHS. Pi ? Il S' i? s olla, ?lt.
\ii ,-km? i.?.N> i al, -tanda-d i rai?, II 7.'.
poiij ? i?'.. il . u. itandinl rali
al . . ,j' ? rali. 7 ,, .11 ... bas, !.?*1. Koi.l
Hook, i,"i. ?-", ??i 17. Dal ??? i ?d " v .''?m'?s
?i???, il... a.ni<- m,.-i|I, ia,.,v atan,lard
-eral?, il. ?.?rai?. |,,,?,',: liai (Tala, p.- | ,??',
IVATV.KMELnSS. South-ra,
i* ? rai ?ad ?: ?! - per IM. Il?i'-'i7-.:
?IIIAM?! - ? a s .0 l.ltAI'M l:i i r.
i' ,|4 . ?'ubi ' I'? il - Bl - '- !l ":
lINLAI'l'llls Porto Hl"., n.-l KpanUh. -.'?-.
II ,J. ., Cuban, |l?g|-i Ha-uMh ? a>ri...e. fia,
.Mir, |l ii??$t.se.
POTATOES ANO VEGETABLES.
PotaioM Bnan i-t >-.' yamat -?-?? poiat-a?
????r-r ai ?l bl?b-r. " ? ? H I ?
traen les tauet Cueuaibara ?i? ?d> C?ullSos?ri?
,..., l, ?r, w.-ak PVTATllEM, !/".? Ullllsl. I ?.
?17.-1I", Jer-, i. rouml, b?S. ?I'll-', lo"*
7.1 ,.|! . bl I, '?" "II : Sontlirr: Na 1
J' . ? ' -.n.- .-' , i l?j V
ahite > ta . i. " ? ; , ,". soutlierii ?w? el
j ?i isket. ii 71: UNIONH Mheile?
I- ii I ..11" , |,l,l. Ili-il ?i; rrd. 11-?11 : U
il, < I .ler.-rv mili ? nil, . i ??.?.??. * 1 ? - ' S1. - "?. u.u\l
while. -.O???.'.?-. \r,..,*. 4"."" . n I n?i.i, .
a- i \ ir?d ? ? ? ibl, ii.?
il .'? i.ri-,i(- i'"??.,l. r.-i. prl ba| ..,?..?; Con
nertl.-jl Vallar, .--.i,m. I??. .i'"l"?, . Ill ASs.
tlaia, i,nal,vi M.-1..I. !.11 -, i-?* .->???? si J'..
>?.. ?-?-??? :,,, ?|l ti ? .,Ar??s*|l; I?????
Il . ,. fr,-,:, 141.-1 a ,, ||1; BKKTH,
iirarln. 10? I.UI 1 la ??IT. II I. it- ?
|i . ? Miui'i.?. ? ? ,,i, . 11,1 ll-fll.se; i""
l.iin.h?... : ?-?III . < "UN. I l-jr, I- r 1. 1
11.25: ? U I.II l."UI.Us, W lei S-,-.-. \ "k. cril?
,,t | .(,,,,.., || . ,.,,.. 1,1,1. | ? I,.- ; l-l
an,| |l ? | ,. i! . ? I , I Mlil.liS. upri??r.
t.
.II: (ill Mil?.II l-l? I.I.I - liljll!:
? I I l.liY. ?ia'" ?? 'I .I-"?'. . I. ?
ar.l ?rat?. Il???ll '.d : ?AMHMll.s. Hearts, i? r l?-'i,
,,, I,:.I, ?'?,., Ill . r.?i 7 , ,-,?1 . K'.?i
PLANTS, Jeisry, Mil, |l.?"l baakel 10?S?S?V;
, ; \ iriinia. .," .luirt i rate,
I, ,,. -.* ?.???.-, 1,1111 ? E, -r?-- . - don a
... |l?j|2.2S; . ?!?,/?? n rr??e. |l :?"'!?. i-a-m:,
I ? ? ? I! ?' I.IM '. III.ANS.
. . Mi hi II Hi NIMH, baa
kri. llt#|1.7J, (iKK>. ? II "li. I?
kr?. 11 'Atsii 'n. I'l-AS, Weiten? V,? Yon,, i,i-kn.
| ?i ?,,.?li :.o, I'EPPKHS, Jrri'y
Il il .?? I. ns, bbl, ..Ui? ;."?
red, ?1 - ??'.'? ?'. Italian, .0 ?? - KA1'
ISIIIIS, p?r l?fl ?>. K"M UNI - ?I
, . ' Mil IB11 H', ? ?r?l. bbl.
j ., ,??;,..? ,i?xik. d
i r,k. :?'? ?:?? Tl IIMl's ?l.'.l,, ;^r bbl
il J : Kuisl.si-s. i.'-l ?>r lag. ,',.:., . T..MAT?iKS.
fil.? ? '
,. .,, ? I",, . M ,;,.-, .." ? , ? . .,Him. ,
' ? Aetna small Ian,
liranl. 1J*? - ? D? ' ??''? at I
Mar. ?i,,I. rarrl ? VI i.ll? .liss. |? r
? i ? ? l ,n
I.IVESTOt K MARKET.
me* I ? . A'igu.t I?. !''.,.
BEEVES.
r, 1| - I bead: ?II eai lea? ; I
imbtrri,- I?ellruj m?, bans : in - i
lie*, ?? 124*19? I i aal"?*. ?Mas,
HOGS.
It, - ,,'. t?: |??,i, in i, ,?|? Nl.rkot .lead)
Common e. prlu,.- i ?... ?Id a' 110111 per 1"D
pound?: ?-nil-, |s. araiarrs, I D led ealfei
-i?-a.|). rll| , ? po'ii, I;
Ireiued do, 14 -' 17,.
,'ewt? i A Ce 77 nab; l-l lb i?.ri?e.
il? ?ei IM p., 4. II.*,, II
K - ? ? ? . ? t
Tobtn fc situ . ,. ????-. 14? lb. Ill
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
B , ' .a til
.Market steady. Bbeep ..?.,.-, ?old it. I 11.1 M
? illa tu ?iS?:
a-, lo f airl> prim l?n.*.a ?t. i
rulla, 1',-,S"i|'i-,n Dieaaad mnn?,ii -i?a,ly at 3i?
124? I - ? ?'??'??
Silr.-T. .1 - ', - - - .14 11..
??.?rise. ?.1S i?-r ?"u 1-. J?'' S3, II. 1?; 4>?,
?17. |S; 141, SI. |*.T?: IM "In,- 7-. }.?. 11?. ?Us,
. | | :i l.v ihaaB 1 I
S B?!i>i 14? ?,-i \a -, :-, lui';
. \. M. is ". in ?tala, > ,
a, ? ? :i? \v,.' \*t Itial -, IS Ik i? TS;
IST, 7... is.'-,, 17* Ki. ,S, is 7',. 71 culls. ?4.
?'. .,0; 25 ilierp 11? ?.
Ken,s ? , n,n,I- ??-o ('?. '.?I Va
I ? ilteep, In4. I.'. ',". , l?7, Vi .'.0.
J. Sh-mber? a s?r,-741 K. .su,'--, .4 lb. I:?.
i
CALVES.
Bi ? - 155 l.ei.l; none M
-'?ad)
Chleifo. An? l!> -II???.- ':? 's 17.0*0. ?rak;
bulk. >???"'?'?. llgl,i. |OxO(?|7 7u; iiii\.,i *
17 v.. heaiT, i",.7'??i, ;-.. toush ? ?5
17.?4 ? \ II l.l 11? -./?-..
lleidJ! natlrr beef rattlt il,,- nw? ind
bailer?, I ? |i?, rah ? -ill,l.l- l'..
!
,:.. 1 ? ?v ?7
PlUibursb An? I? Hinis -Receipu. 1 "ici;
Hin , , ' ? .J- lu.
:.>. >- Slll.l.i- AM? l.AMHS II
ini'i, Heady; lop abeep ?,.,.,. -,,, :?,?.,. t
CALI : - Ki ? , - IM ' ; il-'
? ;i.? Im all, An? l! ll'l'ls lies- ;"?.
' ntsbef ?ltd ? 117.?.".; ? omm? n
? A TIM. li',' , -
slll.l P Rei-rlpu, 1.4M;
iilnu. f."--?!'.?'? lanil?? itrons, M.5*019 1'
! Ilasl ?uffslo, An? 1 - ?ATTI.I. ll?ript? 27?0 :
iloa and neaiir. il.ai s- n? Opu, '-u l.?a.i, tctlt?
and ?'?,'? 14 MAI12 HlXJfi Reeelpu, ?O??-?
' bead; ?, ?>? a:.,! ?t?-*.'i , lira. , Il 15011 4?). ??us
l7.Mt|IS.10; Toikera, ta l???t* 2?; ?Its. i?l'? ?
. ;i ?r :.i sni;nr
AN'Ii I.AMIIS II. MB; KtlM nid lient) ;
, ? ?
U i. ?? i ? v ,. i ? . 1 ? ??. ?- Receipts, '.OiO;
!.. ? 17.25; he?iy. !? ? ?
rr, an i buirheri I? 7?? ?r 21 llcbi >- I
. , v; il.l. li cetpu
li.i.-.. i.-l -'??r?. i.? '" .i? "'. -!?' ?
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111!, I ' ?
s | . - l,i?lirr laml ,
I?, La.?, .?irllt,??, U.UIfl -s. I- ?
l ' i ?
i,.-.?- sua .'' HOOH u,
pi?-, tnd lli'it?. II 25* 17.7?; BilMd . I
butrhers. 17 4.17 f?i. ?".?i li?ar>. I''.7.".?il7 lw.
! lAITI.i. Ksralpu, 4. euu . liai i
? $:?? 13; veirlln? ?leer? ?lid h? i! r. t- '" '
? ? - ,'kert ?nd leedi t .
Trii? ai.,1 lioilan aie.r-, i J ->- ai d
I l.rll.r?, |4?*l?5e: natli- ?ai- ?? J SHKKP -
n. ? :? ? . .r ? i-:.- ;.
. snti ettea, I i
illy T?!e?riph to "TtM [
L-uitrtlle. Au? l"--sHl.i;i' ANI? UKH K?
?akli i s ?-.'i: ? -r : ?- v.te wu
, a ?n j daantad tat trneset \a*smt tad lh? market
.pei.e.l ear!) ? . , . 1. laeel
! Cholea !?n:'s I n,?ic I '"I- '-4?'?.
cs-Ua i , . --? ?.- -i ',-?'-. iu.-!lun. and
I puii', ban?ed; bie-ks arooi.d 4'?..
Loomis Quits Coal Company.
In accordance svitli the decree of the
I'nited States S.ipieme Court divoi.
ing the Iielawan. I.Hckawanna *:
Western Railroad .rom the coal de?
partment, n ?ras .?iinounct'd yesterday
?that Vice-Presiden' K. E Loomis ha?
I? k?'.ed a.> pre .-.?de lit of the Hrlnivan-,
? Iaackawtuinii 4 Westen t'oal Company.
John P. Birminghim, for many ye?i
m the accounting dipartment, wa?
? n as his successor. Th?* com
|iny, al.-o carryi ,,; out the wish of
(the court, haf moved it.- offices from
the Delaware, 1.?. k.'-anna 4- Wsstem
I Building, on Vse.-at Street, to the eii*.i
'tsi.tilh floor o? the Equitable Uuildui,,.
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS
The Stock Exehaaaa soa! ?)f l\an M.
Taylor has boon paatod for transfer to
Henry W. Evans. Tin- pries saatedwasl
??i. unchanged fron the pravioo
ale. I, Kuiil Johnson, ('. IN'diirr Rich?
ards and Hrn.jrimin |). Rnrtlett have
boon eli'cteil me m lie m of the exchange.
Ilirectors of the Booth Fisheries
Tompany yc'erday c|.?rt??.l K. !.. Ames
president, succeeding A. B. Carpenter,
resigned. P. !.. Smithers was also ms?ii
gmtral manager.
Announcement is made by the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company.
as trustee under the first mortgage 5
per rent bond? of tho Fairmont < onl
< cnipany, thul .?K-ali'il proposals will he
received to sell to it at not to exceed
105 per cent and accrued interest until
noon, August 2h, to exhaust the sum of
$'JK,028.
COTTON PRICES
REMAIN UNCHANGED
?Market Closes Steady, in Spite
of General Bearish
Influences.
While the talk in local cotton trade
circles yesterday suggested a more gen?
eral tendency toward the bearish view
of Southwestern storm effects so far as
ultimate yield-" of cotton were con?
cerned, offerings were limited and
prices ruled generally steady, with the
close steady, net 1! points lower on
August, but generally unchanged to ,'{
points higher. Reports from Liverpool
that an ocean liner had been torpedoed
caused rather a sharp break during the
early aftcraoon, but losses of ti or 7
poil Were ? liekly recovered, and the
continued shseneo of Southern hedge
silling, combined with a feeling that
such asarish features as th?- anticipated
contraband dci-laration had heei
counted, probably served to restrict
offerings and caused more or less SOSt
tered covering.
Liverpool was lower than due, and
the local market opened at a decline
of 4 to I points. Offerings were very
'well taken aroun<l the initial ligures,
partly by a renewal of covering on the
pari ?if Liverpool straddlers, and the
I market soon steadied, with the a'-five
j months selling about '.i to I points
shore Wedaeatla**- closing ftgnres dar
, ing the early afternoon. The submit
. rine rumors were followed by a break
j from O.l.'.c to !>.*,> for October, but the
; market dosed within 2 or 3 points of
?? best.
The failure of hedge selling from
! the Southwest to show itself here with
' the improvement in the telegraph Ber?
ries v.,,s probably one of the cjlief fae?
tors in the steadier tone of the market.
I Selling of this sort was developing on
rather a more active scale before the
appearance of the Southwestern storm,
and its absence to-day was considered
a- indicating either a prospect for com?
paratively small August receipts or the
SBCOUragnUj influence on holders of the
j recent banking conferences at Galves
; ton. Local spot dealers report, no im?
provement in the demand from export?
ers or domestic mills, but many think
' that procrastination of forward pur?
chases is leading to an accumulation of
buying power which may possibly de?
feat the expectation of a material
, break in prices as the picking season
i advances. Petailcd weather reports
1 showed good rains in some sections of
| the belt which were mentioned as still
suffering from drouth m Wednesday's
j weekly weather report, but private ad
' vices from the Boothweat were still
very conflicting as to Hie effects of the
' tropical storm, many of them empha?
sizing the damage in the ti.?lds, al?
though ?onir of the larger spot, houses
1 wired in that, the rainfall had done
more gaoi than harm from the stand?
point of final crops. Southern spot
markets ?s officially reported were un?
changed, except Mobile, which had been
; relatively low, hut showed an advance
of 38 points, and New Orleans was 7
points higher. Range of prices:
Tester
Ope" High law Clew .lav
August, i ??i :i oo s no ? n: mi
Se| ?ember ;. :-? ui,| 9.21
Octnbai 1.4 -1 1.40 1.42 I 4'?
v ?whir, ti -i m.i i> -,n
Pr. ?nilier P I t 1.71 I ?,4 :i :n.? 9 -1 . ,
:? ;? I ?I '? . I '? '.i ?I
Kibniar? . Rid ?' ''I
Mr. h 199 10 M Ins in ?i4ie l'i OS 1" "4
April . -- 1" II UM l.i 14
M.. io.-j: io .-s io jo lot6tttie.it 10 .to
J' ? Id M tli.l 10 M
July. 10 4: 10 19 io 4J in IT i 10 IS in ll
Cotton Ki.-I.iii??. im lal l.ivrjK?.! cablas.- Spei
fair boglni ? -i lug: kiIm. .ntin ?.a:.-?, -t?..
anal ev.rr ?OS: Anii-.-1.ar., T.OiiO, Imports,
?. Ml lilllng upland, 4 I? I
i Future? ripened dell. 11- ?*-'', point! higher
I dull, li-'.'1- point? leurr Oet Nr v. S.44K'< ; -I ai ? -
i im ,i fapr, - - i Ma- June, ! .p-.i.
i lui ; ..' Maaehaiter lame, rim, i and
? " ine.
I: -'lii-- ?I ?!.? irert.-i mil Intrrliir point?. ?Uli
I in in pari-. .11? bill.iv?
I'r. I '
Tu ?It?. Last meet I.?.? v?ar ti ?rk.
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I Tin local mirket fur ?pot . niton egg ?inlet m?l
, -. potntl lilglier ?I I ISc In mi.Mini,,- Upland. Si llUt
mat I
? riniitli nul't. unchanged ?? air,. 1.:?.'.', balea,
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i bal? MoMli ii'ii--. - point! biKl.i-r tt I.SS?'
? N.irf.iik -'?-t.ly. ili..li.ingeil a? v .
Sem iirlean. rirm. T |i>int? lilglier ?t 9 if, ,
Kaltim.Ti- n alliai, un. bane? I
s i.'i -a >?.ly. uiichinge.l n I.Ha?; -ai. .
; -, I,?;.- Sr I ?la -"??' i?. ?in lili.ge.l a' ? .
.-. Lut!?' Ko. k ij'ji'-'. ?cbangral at
ASK SUIT AGAINST
SHIP TRUST HEADS
i
Minority Stockholders Demand
S10.000.000 for Receiver?
ship Losses.
As one of the pieliminary steps in
the movement of the minority stock
?n?l?lei-s of the International Mercan?
tile Marine Compi.ny to have the re?
ceivership vacated and to avoid _pay
ment of the assessment of $2.SO a
share, proposed in the bondholder-'
reorganisation plan, Loucks _ Alex?
ander, attorneys for the minority, terns
tenlay ?erved a formal ?lemaml on Ke
ceiver P. A. S. Franklin to bring l-it
SffSimt the directors for permitting
the company to go into receivership.
For the damage ..lle-e?. to have botfl
?lone to the security holders SlO.OoO.
000 is asked as restitution. The pro?
testing minority, tnrough their law
jfOrs, charge the JiroctorS with negli?
gence of their duty in respect to al?
lowing the company not to pay the in?
terest on the various bond issues that
were in default at the time a receiver
va? appointed for the company. It ii
claimed that there were between ?*-?".?
000,000 and 110,000,000 ?? funds With
which to meet these obligations and
that there was no valid reason why
the payments -should not have ben:
, made.
, The action taker, yesterday by the
? minority stockholders of the Interna?
tional Mercantile Marine Company fol
closely on t'?e protest meeting
I held by them Wednesday in the of
; tices of their attorr-eys in the Equ*
| table Building. Another meeting will
'be held on August J?, ami in the mean
' while further attempts will be ?nan?.
to seek the co-op-'rution of a larger
number of stockholder?.
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U. S. Treasury Finances.
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COURT APPROVES
SHIP TRUST DEAL
Purchase of Pacific Mail
Liners Authorized at
$5,250,000.
SHIPPING DEMANDS
TO ASSURE PROFITS
Marine Company's Receiver
Says Vessels Are Needed
to Offset Losses.
Judge Charles M. Hough in an order
, tiled yesterday in the Federal Court
i approved the purchase by the Atlantic
Transport Company part of the In?
ternational Mercantile Marine Com
i pany of the five ships owned by the
' Pacific Mail Steamship Company. This
t sale was forced on the latter line, the
largest flying the American flag, by the
. l.a Follette seaman's act, which, they
' say, made it impossible to compete
'with Japanese shipping.
The order v.as made on the petition
; of the ?Vew York Trust Company, com
| plainant in the receivership suit, which
said that since the Kuropean war the
International Mercantile Marine Com?
pany has lost three vessel* and sold
; two. It also ?leeiarcs that the Inler
j national Mercantile Marine Company
' has not ac(|uiri?l any new vessels and
i that shipyards of Europe are so busy
I on war orders that they are unable to
build merchantmen.
The New York Trust Company also
says that P. A. S. Franklin, Vice-Presi?
dent and Receiver of the International
Moreaatilo Marine Company, has in
I formed tiiem that tt would take three
j years to build a new vessel of substan
i liai sue and that it is desirable that
] the Atlantic Transport Company ac?
quire the Paciiic Mail boats now under
, charter to it, two of which can be
i profitably operated between New York
, and London and two others between
? Xew York and San Francisco, via the
? Panana ( anal.
Present ahd prospective demands
; for shipping facilities between the
United States and European countries,
the petition states, make Mr. Frank
| iin confident that other liners cun be
operated profitably in such service.
Acording to the New York Trust
I Company the approximate cost of the
live Pacific Mail ships was $10,000,000.
The purchase price authorized by
Juilge Hough amounts to $5,250,000.
; The sum apportione?! to each ship is:
Korea, 11,27?> tons, built in 1902,
$1,000,000; Siberia, 11,284 tons, built
'in 10W, $1,000,000; China, 5..060 tons,
, built in 1X89. $250.000; .Manchuria, IS,?
4M tons, built in 1.'04, $1,500,000, with
; interest at 5 per cent a year from
?July II, 1015; .Mongolia, 13,639 tons,
i built in 1901, $1,500,000, with interest
on $1,100,000 thereof at 6 per cent, a
: year from August 25, 1915.
Judge Hough empowers Mr. Frank?
lin to moilify the contract, if neces?
sary, and directs him and the New
; York Trust Company to give their
[consent to the purchase and to assist
in all proper ways to bring it about.
The order was signed by Jinig?!
' Hough while on vacation at Hanover,
N. H.
The Pacific Mail Steam.hip Company
?was the pioneer line in the Pacific
? Ocean carrying trade. In 1848 its first
steamer, the California, arrived in San
? Francisco Bay from Panama carrying
prospectors eager for the gold which
had just been discovered.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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t a in. Aug 1?. J J aifMM, -rl. iii'l Waliei
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p in., Aug. II, to t i n, , Aug :4 T J L?il.
in., ?tin. N I* Pthntoa, lid; Dennis vvrigtit.
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i "Ji m Aua IX. ? Kern .tern. |||? 11 dira S
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la m . Aug 10.
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II. ,i.. Aug. 10
? Full Pav Whll? il Sic. Rr-port -Serg-. T V .1.
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Seilgud-rUmn J. Tonrll, 3.'d Pet. U p n .
Aug 11
LOST PHOTO SNARES HER
Leads Police to Alleged Check
Artist After Long Hunt.
With the arrest of .Mr;. Helen Fahl,
alias Griffon, pretty brunette of
' twenty-five, at her ho e, 146 Grand
View Avenue, Queens, on a forgery
charge, the police y they have caught
the person who has been passing many
worthless checks on Williamsburg
storekeepers. .?Ir?. Fahl, an expert
penman, obtained a place as bookkeeper
after she separated from her husband
several months ago. Through bad busi?
ness she lost the job.
Then, the police -ay, she began to
give out forged checks, and put the
por.ee at their wit's end. A few days
ago, while in a store at 335 Knicker
; Locker Avenue, where .she is i-aid to
! have swindled the proprietor out of
$10, she lost a group photograph con?
taining her potrait. by which the police
were able to arrest her yesterday. She
confessed, according to the police, and
gave a long list of storekeepers whom
. she had swindled.
CAUGHT IN BLAZING TAXI
Aged Woman and Oarage Em?
ploye Badly Burned.
A lighted automobile lamp ignited a
I can of za>o!ene vesterdav in iront o?
a garage at a**-.', Howard Avenue, Kadt
No? York, enveloping* the machine and
! it? -even passenger? in flames, and
? badly burning two.
Mrs. Margaret Marron, scenty-two,
! of 138 Jackson Avenue, Long Island
' City, waa handicapped by her age in
: getting from the car, and received se?
vere burns about the face, hands and
head.
Ale ander Ra-ihmn. of Uli Douglass
Street. Brooklyn, an employe of ths
garage, ?a^ burned about his arms,
legs, face and hand?. He wan taki-n to
St. .Mar>'., Hospital. Ths uthtr paaieii
gtri t-icaue?! injury.
GUARD DIVISION
TO PARADE HERE
Gen. O'Ryan Will Command
7,000 in Van Cortlandt
Park Review.
New York National Guurlsnicn from
five boroughs, 7,000 s'rong, will parade
at Van Cortlandt Park Saturduy. Sep?
tember 26, as an ibject lesson, it ttsi
announced yesterday, at the hcadouar
ters of Major General John F. O'Ryan,
division commander. Governor Whit?
man and prominent officers of the army
will be present.
Every branch oi the militia service
will be seen in this review, and the
division will march as if in an enemy
country, with wagon train, scout?, pa?
trols, flank and rear guards.
The three const defence commands
will be assembled as a brigade of in?
fantry, reinforced by auxiliary troops,
consisting of cavalry, held artillery,
signal and sanitary corps and machine
?un -iiijad. Each of the two infantry
bri**Bdos, the ||| and 2d, will be rein?
forced in the same manner. It is prob?
able that the mounted troops will en?
camp in Van Cortlan... Park the night
i previous to the parade.
General O'Ryan said y.-sterday that
expense was the only fac'.or which de?
terred hini from assembling the en?
tire guard of the state.
; CHRISTMAS "BRIDE SUES
Seeks $13.546 Back Alimony
from ex-Husband.
Mrs. Alvina Morss? >vho was married
'" Georgs B. Morss in Kansas City
sad divorced him in Oklahoma, ia now
suing in New York to rei er $ I ?'.."> I??
in back alimony. They tVOl*S arri.-d
on Christmas Day, 1912, The divorce
was granted on the grounds of cruelty.
Inder the d?crie, Mrs. Morss was
lo receive $12,500 in a lump sum for
alimony; $500 .o.nsel fee.; $Vii for
general expense?.
Mrs. Morss allege? her husband
ar ir.doned her hile they were at As
bury Park. She said Morss has prop?
erty valuel ? t $500,000.
Drug Dance Reveals Cache.
Detective Thornton, of Williamsburg,
yesterday observed two young men,
who acted as if they were drug victims,
dance in front of a tenement house at
Flushing Avenue and Morrell Street
and then suddenly das'i into the cellar.
Thornton followed and saw the two
help themselves to some morphii.e.
They were ze?. with $1,000 worth of
drugs. The police say the drug? wer
stolen. The ison rs gir their names
as Louis Siub, twenty-seven, of SM
Hait Street, and Morris Scholsky,
twenty.two, of 11*1 Harrison Avenue.
DEAL FOR CHURCH OFF
Old Edifice in Madison Av.
Returned to Trustees.
The deal for the purchase of the
Old South Church, at the southeast
corner of Madison av. and 38th st., has
fallen through, casting the property
hack upon the hands of the trustees of
the church.
A provision of this contract was that
: the church trustees would defend a
suit to test the power of the Murray
restriction as to whether its construc?
tion would prohibit the use of the land
for an apartment house. The Appel
i late Division of the Supreme Court
ruling that an apartment house would
not violate the restrictive covenant was
sustained by the ?'ourt of Appeals.
The cost of this friendly litigntion
was borne equally by the prospectivo
purchasers and the church trustees. A
j reason advanced for the failure of the
contract was that the buyers had lost
interest in the project, and as a dummy
! contracted the agreement the trustee.!
, could not enforce its fulfilment.
Leases of Dwellings and Lofti
Pease & Elliman leased 70 Riverside
Drive, at the north corner of 7yth st.,
to Mrs. M. J. Rich; also leased to Mme.
I. Stelle 111 East 62d St.
Leen S. Altmayer leased lit East
' 78th st., near Park av.
Shaw Si <o. leased 117 West 123d st.
to Ki.thern M. Mills.
M. Si. I* Hess, Inc., report that leases
have just been executed for the fourth
and fifth lefts at 6 to 9 West 37th ?t.,
to the International Hat Works. The
lease, which is for a term of years a?.
, an aggregate rental of $50,000, was pre?
maturely reported a few days ago.
The F. R. Wood-W. H. Dolson Com?
pany leased for a long term of years
the store and basement at 10 West 32d
r-t. to Henry Trotr? for restaurant pur?
poses.
Old Silk Firm Moves North.
Johnson, Cowdin Si Co., one of the
largest manufacturers of silk ribbons,
i for many years located at the south?
west corner of 18th st. and Fifth av.,
have leased for a long term of years
the store and basement of the build?
ing now being completed, on plot 72\
10O feet, at 38 to 44 East ?10th St The
brokers were Messrs. I.. Tantnbaum,
Strauss Si Co., Inc. Johnson, Cowdin
Si Co. were the first large concern in
their line to move northward ten years
! ago. That they have found it neces?
sary to move still further northward
shows clearly how quickly the condi?
tions have changed.
a ? , ? .
APARTMENT LEASES.
Douglas I.. Elliman 4 Co. leased an
aoartment of fourteen rooms and four
baths in the Montana, 375 Park %v\, for
Harry Content and the Montana Realty
, Companv to Mrs. John A. Logan, jr..
) of Newport, R. I.; also an apartment in
'?22 West Fifty-ninth st. for Barron G.
Collier to Arthur J. Moulton, and in
991 Lexington av. to Miss Isabelle
Coles.
Pease & Elliman rented the following
I apartments: In A'2 Fast Twenty-sev
i enth st. to Mrs. Bert Lee, in M Fast
'Twenty-seventh St. to Miss Rose San?
derson, in 111 East Sixty-second st. to
Robert A. Gray, in 20'" West Eighty
first st. t? Martin L. Mclnerney, in 104
East Fortieth st. to Benjamin Pierce
Cheney, and in 1-1*5 East Forty-ninth ?t.
to Mrs. Grace Dodge.
BRONXVILLE SUTES RENTED.
Fish Si Marvin rented an apartment
in Porasjlield Court. Bronxville, to W. H.
Lough, ef New York City; also rented
, for Mrs. A. L. Bisland a house in
Meadowdale to C. T. B. Rowe, of New
York.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
? i|v\l.i II? l T.
LAUBCL SEACM BCSIOCNTIAL PARK.
sill.it.It!. ?T IDBVUXB B NTATI.iSi
Tu? Sul'rti Sea S',ir? flesaet ?? N?s? Ei?lll?.
. L'taait ? ? i ,?, in >?
-j'. It.? ? I'm?" Park, Pier. V,'f"l I .rue.:
Bt?a-p Walk Print? sie? tad <??.;.?.
(-,- liiluiaatlisn it-pi. la
LAUREL. BIACH LAND CO..
ill rift? *?? Laurel BrtciV Millar?. Ct.
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WOW SAI.K '.?O" A' HIS Of VIBlilV TIslllUl
I -?lima?-! ? ? ?per! Il 'Il '?('? !.!'?- feet "f
avr- i a ,-n, ??( u? -', oil. ?li mi:?? from
Til-, n i-? <i.??-????ni', ??i? trae? at
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h . ; iimlier
KM HAHIIISOS A VIAIC'IN
Tulla
, Ceualry Ham leleraiitle? ???? l? ?ea??ee?t?r? (.?,.
era. la.? -i?tr, O . ?al. ??-,'? N > ???, '
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MOVIE CONCERN
BUYS BIG SITE
Famous Players Film
Company to Build on
Marble Hill.
FACTORY PROPERTY
NEAR BRIDGE SOLD
Building Owned by Willotts
Family for Many Years?
Other Sales Reported.
The Famous Player? Film Company,
of which Adolph Zukor is president,
Daniel Frohman managing director,
and Edwin S. Porter trOOSTOT and fast?
eral manager, through th? A. N. Git
terman Corporation has bought a plot
of thirty-one lot? atop Marble Hill,
bounded by West 2*.'.'>th st., Adrian av.,
Jacobus and Van Corlear places.
The Famous Players will at once im?
prove the land by the erection of stu?
dios, open air stages, laboratories and
I factories. The Famous Players' de
' ci?ion to transfer its producing ae'ivi
ties to Marble Hill is considered in
motion picture and real "estate circles
a- the tir^t move toward the conver?
sion of upper Maahattaa as a motion
picture producing colony stallst .?
scope to the film aggregations no-v
operating ir Los Angele.? and other
'A'e-'ern centres.
This spot was selected after a com?
prehensive inspection of half a hun
' dred places on account of its proxim
1 ity to the upper West Side residential
' section and its accessibility by th?
New York Central, subway and trolley
to Forty-second st. and lower Manhat?
' tan. Combined with these advantages,
the decision was affected by the un?
limited opportunities for obtaining
rural views and equestrian pictures on
1 the Riverdale Hills and Van Cortlandt
Park parade ground, while marin?
..? oetacles can be adequately and fa
cilely staged on the Hudson or Harlem
rivers, the latter being at the foot of
the hill to be occupied by the Famous
Players' studios. The property is aa
, sessed for tax purposes at over $1*50,
000, and was sold for $115,000.
Other sales follow:
FRONT 8T?Rulinrl & White g Co tri pint hi?
told for memlieri at 'ha Willem funny, nf Real? i.
1, L. tlie four ?'.??> larten '?'ilill'g it .?4 a 1
USD Trout ?I . MM hey? n axjeaelt tt I' o.rupl?a
I plot 4'i ?1*4 ? Mai ?? p-port-d ?. i,,?
ffir rath. Kit? r'lri igo tit I? tn the proper!? .?*
rontarad bl *t*?*;"-r ?t tt i St? ? BUM U n I
Kali?? A Wille?,... Rr-iet'i V\ r?:o_.?n and lierinj 1?
T I*'
BAlNBRIlMiK AV The ?u?rw)ii "_Sfe|
I piny, I'hir'iei Wynne pre?ld~it lui -n'A ir. fi II. |
; I-i. ti,? dwell) g . Hilnln.iga it, ta tiva
, Bedford I'jrk lactlon uu M iitlt After liieri
I tloiu the buyer ?l!l it.
BATIliiATK A*. The Be.- . n?i<f re.ri.pa>'
j hit ?oil the pint. Mil 111 Imcalar, it tiia nerth
laal corn? if lU?lga'e It. a:..a .- I U
? i:<TH ST Rohert tatters I at ??Id for Ovif
I Hain- >!?3 Wiat ITSlh it . i three ?io? b'ill.llrg.
I on i?it ?JOiT'., I'lji'inlng the n.irthtt-it .?.n.er ol Si.
? a it II li at prtje'il ?vupled by the
' Timple of the rei-nint
COSTLY DWELLING SOLD
House in 86th Street Held at
$100,000.
Pease _ Klliman have sold for
; f?eorge MeKesson Brown, of Hunting
: ton. Long Island, his tine city home, at
42 West 8?.th Vt It is an American
basement dwelling, with a frontage of
' 25 feet and was built by Sonn Brothers.
The tapestry brick and marble in the
: house was selected by the late Stanford
White. The structure, which has been
held at $100,000, was bought by a well
known merchant of this eity.
Sales*in Auction Rooms.
At 14 Vimf ?A,
By Herbert A Srnrmin
,*TH AV. SOT and TV... e t. tt I ? IM it. |fj 4i
."?5 _ Irrasi two *> at? tanrn'a md .tnraa anl '? ?
4 M) re?r t-nniti. (' \ lye,. tit. tt' iSlb 04 md
M. A, Realty I1.. ? a' W ?' ?,rr. ?tlr II i
yiinh?. r?f; du?. Kt.l7S.tS; laj?. ata-, $> .
t.. Hie plUT for tut) ??10
I't Henry Bndy.
RIVINGTON ST. H. ? I. ttl ? Mingln it, : M
71: i aty atable. I" M llowinl ig? Hinrt Nadel
e-.' il A A Speir. atry. Wli.t. r Ru.?ell. rat; due.
IS.S17.Mj taie?, ate.. |l>'.?i, to the pllff fir
:
By la. 1 Phi.lip? A CO
?3D ST. If) \V. | i. 331 ? lenUll l'irk W. Ill
in.'.'. 4 ?ly dv?lf; Hodely of St J.'hnl?' 1 ?g-.
Henry Ci.lelberg et il riry A ?'. It'v.. taouls
; Lande, ret. due. 1J1.17', I?, to B ?? Vrwing fir
' I.'.' tm
I At the Inni Ki hange
By J. i-ph P. Dar
8CH0FICL0 ST. I ? M it la,: g Land Sound.
i ' ?'l'y falfu.l. T A Jawtil igt J P* Barry
I el il. 11.111 * K. Ittyi; T N V It Mat ft. re'
; ?lut, ti.0et.St-. Uxe?. He., ?17 3 ? 1. to toa pint
fur 14*.?
B, Henry Bra.lt
HARRIET PL. e ?. **t X t Y.eetem Boule.aM
Mill 6i47.*il'.l; alao Tnri.l.iLl at. n i. 115 ?
?urg? at. 100x101. 1. irlUra it il Igt ?'Olori ..
1 Beilty Co it il. J B llirrtiun. n'y. B 1 Tli ?
?ley ref. ilue. SLISTJl; taiei. ela, ISI3 7I. lj
tin- pltff for 11.400
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LIT
WKM Mill-.
Wo
MODERN APARTMENTS
Richmond Hill
27 Washington Square North
PACING TUL- PARK
<*orner Apartmetiti, Fireproof Building
6 & 7 Rooms, $ 1,100 to $ 1,250
PORTSMOnH_?A?MPSlilRE
38-50 WEST 9TH ST.
; ROOM A PAFT MLS I 'S
Rents $900 to $1,300
ELEVAT? IR.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
INVERNESS
200-210 WEST 57TH ST.
Southwest Corner 7th Ave.
i..\>-i;i'Ti?i\Aiai.T LAMB,
UOKT APARTMENTS
6,7 & 8 Rooms.$l,20G to $2,000
CFl'IKSHANK COMPANY
k i 'i Broid i- A
REED HOUSE
Broadway at 121st St.
5 rooms, 1660 ? 1720
6 rooms, $720 ? $900
7 rooms, S900 ? $1200
IVrftrt irreale..
IIUNKK o> I'KMILl?
THE FRIESLAND K?5*t?.
r . a H.i'ini? aii'1 Batli. Il.9t.0-ll.in) Apply
-Mipl r ?_004ald fart . a\ 1'taight. Inc.
Broadway. ?? l?..! *??* K:?ir ?:?
III St. |M SI. lid 774 V. ?2d St
J),? -,?? ? ?-'-. I B-??1w|T
Kilfalnr Hi*' ?'a'1 B - ' ghlat?
Apartnjar.ii, ?.' ill? it a u I hitn
lleii?. tn n |."70 la 11.200 per innunv_
KAMT MIDI
142 EAST 22D ST.
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