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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
philadelphia Excited Over
Our Listing a Stock
Already on List.
ECONOMY BRITISH
EXCHANGE REMEDY
Meanwhile We Buy Jewels and
Silks, but Our Banks Still
Hold Idle Funds.

Electric Storage Battery stock. trad
80 n which was the leading feature
!. PHILADELPHIA on Wednesday, be-
-. prominent here yesterday. The
- before q was dealt in for the
a., ,;ms since 1905. 100 shares chang
,,r hands at 50. The opening was at
n and successive gains carried the
.-,ss M 70 70. The late reaction in
-. general list, however. had some
,ss,t and the last sale was recorded
=, ~. up bh points. In brokerage
a. hare. IL was reported that the
80 80 .n-rover in the stock in Phila-
J.i,bia Wednesday IN large part was
Sue 10 the circulation OF rumors 'hat
:. ,-,,1S he listed in New York. AS q
J. go - fact records show the stock
las been listed here for g long time
u,5 the rules Of the stock Exchange
ut prohibited arbitrage dealings be-
.-.s.n New York and other cities, a
80 nroft could have been realized
- several Of the transactions. For
t,..,ree. While sales were made here
:, f3A the stock sold at approximate
- tbe sane moment In Philadelphia
.'-o,t a point lower. Wall Street in
-. ssgerness 70 find reason for the
,.r.ngth N Electric Storage Battery.
Immediately jumped at the conclusion
,Lst II was due 20 war orders, foreign
"a domestic. The company is one OF
,Ls largest producers OF storage bat
-, ond is ssid 70 be having an ex-
s.rt,onaIlv heavy demand from build
ora Of submarines. Storage batteries
are also used for the purpose OF sig
r,illrc or the battlehelds and firing
big Guns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
Sales at Auction.
At IA Yesey ST.:

At IA Vesey ST.:
By Joseph p Day.
irrss: s sy ION bldg: Il Z Clare e, al sst MIdi-
son Avenue Real Estate Co Of a. adjourned 70
Sept IL.
I32D ST, n W. - is5 Lenor AZ. ~ eIe9 II
sly dwG; y Weber at NJ II Johanson e al
70 the plaintiff for So 500.
1850 ST 1877 Z. n q 100 "a sv 25ri00li; 4 siy
nat and store Amelia LohF Az Morris Kuurok
e. al; 70 the plaintiff for $4,000.
By HenU Brady.
20 Az, 22slh, vs.. 1873 Q llSth q. es2Ilio:
sty Fat and stores: De w seiirnsn q al.
eIrs, AT Jennie Adler e al; 70 the plaintiff for
81. 900.
ny Daniel W. Greenwald.
49rH ST. 5sJ W. n E5 sth ~. z3ti00
sly stable: shfrir's sale Of all right. uilf, etc.
which w ) Edelmeyer had on NAY IL. 1915. or
since: l. Rusrt atty: Withdrawn.
At 1908 Third av:
BY Henry Brady.
isiSr ST. a5a and t52 Z. 49, 81 Park AZ. son
, $50. ~ frame dns. American saNrgs Bank
at Ray wsiss ., al % the plaintiff for t2.5oo
BY Joseph y. Dsy.
cRorohA PARK EAST. 1870. g. 1878 Sub
urban Pr Is. 9xi30. sty dwg; Andrew Coivin.
aAsisnes. AZ Jennie During as admin sub 70 .
pnOr mtg 81 Ness; 70 the plainEln fer S,sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
Eennnmr the British Remedy.

-Four obvious ways Of adjusting the
rates Ct exchange between this coun-
IN anc Great Britain are cited in the
recent number Of The Statist." These
are recalling to England floating CAPT
tal EMPLOYED abroad. selling American
securities. chipping gold and creating
foreign credits. As to the first. THE
Satlst" says: at is undesirable that
We should call home the whole Of our
floating capital. as. if We do. our for
eIgn trace will be seriously hampefed
ly the difficulties which would arise
In securing the shipment Of produce
from the farms and plantations to the
worlds markets in general. and to
this country in particular. and there
would be serious danger Of our ex-
port trade suffering seriously and OF
our income being reduced" The real
remedy, Il is argued, is "to effect econ
Onies IN expenditures and in consump-
ton, in order that our purchases from
sbroAd may be no greater than we can
pay for By our exports and by our
foreign income from interest and from
Ferz-ices rendered 10 other nations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03

Indian steer fs.25ay.s.: 81, and hsi,,E4s SO
81 so. native calves f6Nfli 50 stEEP-he-
ceipts 5000: steady Iambs fsGfss5. sheep and
Cbicsso. Sept 2-HoGs-Rscsip,s. iG 900; lover
bulk. s6G@f 60: light. 81 2o@SS05 miIed; -.
rir. ;f@tsTo CATTIE-Rsoe.pis. 1000; 'tssdyi
calves lower beeves 81 $3.50 ' T.Eas steers.
90 soe17 60. cows and heifers 81 lsefs7o: calves.
ts5oGtl2 sH-EP-Receipts. 1900 lower weth-
en, &s.6Oass.l5 ewes. 3s.5Od $50. lambs 1915
@te IS
Cincinnati SEPT, 2-HOGs-Recelpts 400:
higher paclsrs and butchers. iT.8s@SS5i common
20 choice. s. as IS pss and lishts. IS. .og ~
CATTLE-Heoeipts. eco. f'eady. hefer. - 500
i7s,; calves s'sady. SHEEP Receipts. 800 3
steady . lambs lower AZ 81 - 10 50 So
Pittsburgh. sept. 2-CATTLE-steady: supply
llghi. ch0ioe. 80 foa s. -. prime. 500 81 80.
SlIEEP-Strong. supply Light; primo wethers. 81. Is
at6 Is cuils and common. f250GH. lambs. so
V2j. VEAL CALVES. ti2d{l250- HOGS-Ac-
tive: receipts light: prime heayiel. us: mediums
and heaV Workers ss.3j. Hight Workers. $3.50
1875: PIGS. ss6sS2j. roughs. So.
by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville. Sept I-sHEEP AND LAMBs--Re-
ccipts. l.ll2 There good demand Tor
choice lambs Market unchanged: choice lambs, $
d's50: butcher lambs. So s. culis. NGS. best
fat sheep s525d;5 50: bucks. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
FORECLOSURE SALES.

srrpprAfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-The Farmers Loan ITusI -.
as agent ana special trustee under the lSs ,
decsased Plaintiff, against Marisngiols
Mennella and others, Defendants- .,.
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreoi0s-
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day Of August. 1915. ]. the under,
signed. the referee In SAID yuos H.
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. Clty
OF New York. on the 18TH day OF eepts
by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer, the prem
Uses directed by ssid judgment 70 DO SOFA
and therein described as follows;
ALL that certain lot. piece or psrced o., OF
land. with the building and improvement
thereon erected, situate. lying ana beihg
in the Borough OF Manhattan, OF the Ivy
OF New York. In the County ana State OF
New York. and bounded and oescFlreo
Soilows. BFGINNING at a point on tho
northerly side OF 115th Street distant TWO
hundred and forty-four feet westerly IRON,
the corner formed by the intersection oI
w. northerly side Of 1lJth Street and the
westerly side Of Pleasant Avenue torneI
~ Avenue Al: and running thence norm
erly parallel with P!sassht Hse"1 10 The
,ntSSie line OF the block: thence westeriy
along said line forty feet; thence soeth-
eriy and again psfsi,si "a ~,' s,svsn inches to
TIE northerly side Of il6th street, aho
thence essterly along the northsrY s'os o C os
- beginning' said premises being nov nov
S ., i by The street Numbers All and 4Ss
Ess, li5th Street The seO ~ de eS1S
% pinck No I7Os in Section on inc
Land Map Of the city of New YORK
Dated. New York August llth' lle.
.,.,-- ~ Ehi r EISTI.ER' Attorney for
Plaintin. ls Wall street Borough Oh
Manhattan, New York city. -. ,-oo-
The following If a diagram OF .ho Pix
.r,v 10 be sold; It's street Number is A9l-
laE East 18TH Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
MINING.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FTDFRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-For
paper maturing in ten days or less per cent; up
" CALL ALL MONEY opened at * per cent; highest. /?
u.S cent lowest ~ per cent: closing. IA per cent;
re4 Tnf Money Tss dull. Rates. 2H92H per cent
,or s,xty dave 2E63 per cent for ninety days, per
cent for four months and sgSh per cent for I've
'n SSE RI l1'I PAPER was quiet Ruling rates.
s6sI psr cent for best names; bank aeceptsnees.
TT STT * T1RfSG HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - EI-
cbSngss. S565 244. SIS: balances f39.5N.S2 The
sub Treasury was creditor TO the amount OF S5S2-
VV STR TREASURY New York banks gained from
tho sub Treasury $4,000. and lost since Friday
" FisTDggAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
WHERE Boston for ten days. per cent: Up 70
ninety days I: Philadelphia. for ten days. per
S ten to sixty s.' .i Ssr % e.n ninety sly -, d
NINETY days AZ Richmond. and "a per cent !;
Atlanta. and ~ pei. cent; Chicago and ~
spolis for sixty days per cent; for ninety days. S.
Kansas City per cent. Dallas. and ga per cent;
san Frsndseo. Or ten days lays, per cent; foT tsry
hiI p0gs. Fsyf EXCHANGE Boston. par; San
'Gs DSssM a. Zoe &c pr esfaSnf e
'~ TiSK crEARrSGs Boston. exchanges .etsp5.-
500 sil. balances ,5la.Its Chicago exchanges $50
siiss3. BALANCES ;5.9otss5; Psiisdelphia sI-
s sHsRs5s ssSsiss balance: .Iist5js
% s Nd Ln gain q I'd New Yor quotation was
Fs6REEEGS EXCHANGE -stsiiin. rstss began
With violent recovery. and after erratic fluctuations
ended with demand up Ie IN the pound Francs
as: demand. 90. Pars-.csbie; 500 check.
bills-London. BANKERS. sixty days iSIs; ninety
DAYS 45Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
sITRROGATES NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John =. Cohslan, Surrogate or
tbs County Of New York. notice Is hereby
eIVen 10 all persons having claims against
tIbert T. Plummer, deceased. late OF tho
county OF New York. to present the same
Sith Vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
A. their place OF trsnsacting business No
50 Cedar street in the city OF New York.
on or before the list day OF December. next
mated. New York. the 2lst day OF April.
,ais SENEY PLUMBER,
JOHN W SIMPSON,
Executors.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT,
ATTORNEYS for Executors 81 Cedar
Street. New York. N.
pvpRY MARCELLUS r. IN PURsU-
ance Of an order OF Honorable John p:
cohalan a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, notice Is hereby given TO all
ner.ons having claims against Marco u Us
+ Berry, late OF the County OF New York,
deceased to present the same with vouch-
ers thereof 20 the subscriber. a. Us place
~ transacting business No. t Wall Street.
IN The City of New YORK. on or before
IN. 18th day Of october next.
dated. New York. the Gath day OF
March. 1915. $4,000. .o.,o
TfNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
of NEW YORK. Executor.
CARTER. LEDYARD & NILBURN,
attorneys for Executor 50 Wall street.
borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
MnnicinaI Bonds Go Well.

In investment circles last month nat
urally was classed as a poor one. With
low prices for corporation issues
and reduced purchasing on the Ex-
change and over the counter. sales
of municipal bonds during the month
according to "The Bond BUYER" were
the largest except for 1911, in the
last ten years. In August, 1914. after
the outbreak Of war abroad. such 49,
sues amounted TO only 100000. as
compared with $2I, 900 900 and over this
year For the eight months Of the
calendar year the total Of long term
bonds put out by states and municipal
tiles in this country was by much
the greatest in q record going back
70 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
FORECLOSURE SALES.

cT-pPFNF COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York-The Mutual Life Insurance COM
many OF New York, Plaintiff against
Annie r Rem and others, Defendants-
Action No SIN pursuance OF JUG
,nent Of foreclosure and sale, duly mace
ia entered in the sbOve-entitled action
nd hearing date the z4th day OF August,
%11r the undersigned. the Referee IN
Ia tudgment named. VIII sell at pubhc
auction. at the Exchange Salesrooin, nos,
I4-fc Vesey Street, In the Borough o.
Nanhattan. City Of New YORK. on me .Ist
day OF September. 1872 az - ',eonssr
On that day. by Joseph p. Day Aucuoheer,
10 nremises directed by said judgment 10
-. did and therein described as follo"s,
All that certain lot, piece or Ratcel o,
- stfuate In the City OF New YORK ana
na'nded and described as follows Begih.
49, a. a point IN the Northerly line OF
Go hundred and sixth street disthht one
hundred and eighty Feet Easteliy .Oiii Ia
Mn,artheasterly corner OF Fifth Avenue ana
81 ~ bundred and sixth street; running
V l,,a ptasterlv. along the Northerly line
~ o.. hundred and sixth Street, TORY
80 thence Northerly, paraileI WIN ny. "a
Nvenre one hundred feet eleNeh mems "
g. centre line Of the block thence Mest
M M naraliel with one hundred ana SIN
street. forty feet; ana thenoe nartiy
oDsrslIel with Fifth Avenue aho Patty
throuSH inches 70 the point or place OF
beElnnHhs New York. August 80. 1913.
D"''M ANToN NJ, ,WYYX,ELL; Referee 10,
FREDERICK l.. ALLEN, A',1.ne' w
Piaintif. SIS Cedar street. Ne" i0'A
ny following is a diagram OF inc prop,
Inc ne SOLD; its street number Is
East lO6th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eaos' r.
co,ton-Largo business doing: sales. ZOOoo pS nSs
SPECULATION and export. 1900. American. mii .g}
Imports 600 none American; midllihs upt~NL
"a Futures opened quiet. = point lower 70 \
point higher closed barely steady o. Al h ;
Lamar. Februafy. SD: March Apr.L 5s-i7d'
May-Jiine 8 esd July August. o.O5tad; Mah0N'S
ter--Yarns h.m cloths IN more demand. IL. -
The local market for spot cotton was qlle, st S,i
10 points higher on the basis OF ss1c iof ado s.
INLAND. no sales delivered on contract @Vv 49,.
S9u,hefn spot markets we're telcgraphed as toa9Ss
New orleans steady and 10 points nghef 81 81 AZ
saies az bales Mobile quiet ana uhchaHseu a.
o bale. ,oS ch S.s. hs Sdss An comma
"a ,r'rcbsrsed AZ elc; no sales AUGUSTA steady
and 70 points love. At Ssc ,sies 10 ..le. ge5
bslss little Rock Arm and UNCHANGED az se .d ~
sales Galveston steady and unshAa .Ss unebsnsei
AZ ei.c: sales $50 bales. Norfolk seah' ~ %
points lower at 92,c ..ies o; 2@ . Dn 100 bales
Houston steady and 10 poin" higher a. VOW
sa Rscj ls1 Al he poru and interior points, with
cornparsOns follow - p,.ssn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
Two Union Course Sales.

The NJ. Morgenthsu, Jr, Company
has sold at Union Course, in the town
Of Jamaica, at public foreclosure sale
70 DISTINGUISHED parties a plot 75xi00
feet on the north side Of Sth ST., about
100 feet east Of Snedeeker av.. 10 Kath-
crime Grant, Of Union Course, for ST.
400. Another plot, also 75xi00 feet,
on the north side OF sth at, east OF
Shaw av., was sold to 4. V. DAILY, OF
Manhattan, for Sl,4S6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. september 2. l9l'
BEEvES.

Receipts. llle head. all eonssn.d direct to local
saugherers Feeling n9innia,ly siesdy Dres 5,s
mon 70 prime native sides
Receipts. I27 head; CAT on sale Msrke. steady
The pens were cleared. Common 70 prime yea IS
sold at ts9N35O per 100 10; culs, 50; Canada
city dressed v-sls. zoe Per ID; country dressed
ssies-ksrns Commission Co.; ,sal. i'a ~ p
;Si7i. i5i. $50; a. III. S; - ,,,.o. ,oo 90
Tobln 4 Shannon: Is veas l52 ID. NsS; ).
Mcpherson SHEER Sc I sifi;. tla ;ia $3.50
Receipts. i3O2 head: Is cars on sale sheep
steady. lambs SLOW; top aIAdes STEADY 0t tsi
$50 per 100 ID: miIed sheep So iA@b' ,859ss
s975: no choice Kentucky lambs offered culis. -;
dressed mutton steady a, sSdile ger ID; dressed
sslcs.Ncs,on CO. 5e2 Y, lambs ,S IS "a p
average, 1915 per 100 ID; 5So s. $50 ~ ~ ~
' s. sanders: 2o7 Va lambs IS, $3.50; lse. g.
g. q: 20 Penn. rs ''."A; Il sheep lO'' -
" T OBI q Shannon: 22s Ohio lambs. 60 b, ss25i
49, q 81 $3.50 oSio ,2 IL P'nn u.s. ss: S' FL IL. H.
MePherson & Co: 10 state sheep las 10. S:S t,.,
Kerns Commission Co: % Penn lambs lcuIbJ'
IS ID. 81; IS sheep. 80, -.
HOGS.
Receipts. 2l7l head; y car on sale aarke;
firm 10 lOc higher Cho;ee light Penn hoss soia
" Sales Newton Co 10 Penn \, h9E' 100 ID aver
'sI $50 E rs los s.p s :: sRDt Pa Il
yEALRseseps 22s :ei scs I .,s s' 6..,
tfSSGf 50; mixed. tSl5@SS40i Yorken ana
nigs' s.. I09SS50: roughs. s6g 10; stsgs, 4.50g
40 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, LVoVi
Kansas City. Sept. 2-HoGS. Receipts, 500
higher: bulk s7G$7 50; heavy. sG,s5@! 81 9 nocA-
.eIs and butchers. SGt7 90; lght. 81 25GS7 s.
pigs. S675@s7 so. CATTLE-.Reeeip,s. s'SOoj
STEADY: prime led steers. $500 $3.50; dressed peel
s,eers Il 900 ,a65: southern steers S I5@S p
cows 75e sei'sIs $z5$ 3 ', csl,ss
SeGsi0 10 sHEEP-Receipts. 1000 lower: lambs.
ss 55afS75: yearlings ts.2jGN; wethers s3.ooS
est st Louis sept 2-HoGs-Receipts 800
higher. pigs and lights. s. 259S mixed 1nd 9gteh-
NE I'VE e 1oeisS: good heavy s79F.T5. CATrLE-.
Receipts. IiO6 steady native be.t s;ests NoSs
lass. stockers and feeders. t69Ss25. IeIas Ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
cOFFEE.

Trading in the coffee market was quiet. the total
DAYS business amounting 10 s 600 bags, but while
the selling pressure was not particularly hesy the
market was easy closing with net losses Of 10 7
points. Since Monday the market has shown a
fuence Of hedge selling against COS, and freight
purchases. which have been more numerous recently
as the result u the advantages gained on the de
ciine In sterling exchange Rio exchange on Ion
don was 5-S2d lower and offers from Brazil were
fairly liberal In the cost and freight marhet
prices we're unchanged IA 10 points lower. with
santos Is quoted at s.15@s.5oo although most Of
the Offers were around s.40c for prompt shipment
bags IN the worlds visible supply figures. compared
with a month ago. 80,
The local SPOT market was Quiet and easy Win
Rio "a ouoied AZ 65.o Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
100000 BROOKLYN JOB
Seven Apartment Houses To Be Erect
ed on Flatbush Plot.

The new firm Of architects compris-
ing Maxwell A. Cantor and Boris W.
Dorfman has fled plans for the i'm
provement Of the triangular plot az
the junction Of Flatbush av. and East
26th ST., Brooklyn, where seven three
story apartment houses. with stores.
are to be erected by the S. G. Con-
struction Company. at a cost Of $4,000.
Mr.. Dorfmsn has had varied ex-
perience with prominent architects,
both here and abroad. He has been
principal Of the New York Archi-
tectural School for the las, two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03

active and prices irregular lard closing kightly
higher. while ribs showed little change AID pork
was lower stOcks continue liberal, and opera
ing W contracts The Western hog markets were
steady 70 erm Receipts OF hogs az Chicago we're
IL. DOB; estimated fof Friday. IL 000 Kansas CITY
received $500 and Omaha 5000. P0RK-Dulf.
Mess. tl5.5o@sl6. family. sls@S22: short clear.
H. fs.5OSil950; packet. Si75o9fis extra lndia
mess s29@ssO DRESSED HoGS-steady Ba-
gP9s S lss h. tAe iss Z fisS Ssis r.
steady; II u, i5K sls4c; Il Is l5& Sl3Sc; Z
y, uA@llhS. Picked haTs steady sqgoied Al
J%c; country. Size LARD-FIrn Middle West
S 2O9s.3oc. City lard steady: quoted At s@sbo.
Refined lard quiet Continent. elOe. South Amer
lea, Q S0c: Brazil kegs, 10 zoe, Compound quiet;
quoted At 7G7Nc STEARINE--steady: cleo 100
iOi.c City lard stearne plsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
country shows that extravaganza has
not yet gone far
Another Danger for War Stocks.

The recent attempts of certain high
ly neurotic individuals to carry out
their ideas Of aiding the Teutonic
allies By causing serious explosions
In powder and munition plants Is re-
garded by some highly important men,
bers Of the banking community as
a dangerous movement to throw the
"fear of the Kaiser" into the hearts
of the manufacturers and their imam
cial agents. That the matter is caus--
ing considerable concern was admitted
by one prominent international banker
YESTERDAY. While he said he had no
personal knowledge Of such intentions.
he thought that the matter was one
that called for the most rigid investl-
cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
LONDON CHEERED
BY FOREIGN NEWS
Business Still Fails to Expand
Americans Active, with Large
Shipments Predicted.

London, Sept. 1.-The combination of
Russian news, the recovery in Ameri-
can exchange and Germany's compli-
ance with American demand created
good tone on the Stock Exchange, but
failed to increase business. Russian
securities hardened and oil stocks ad-
vanced. Consols, ex dividend, were
quoted at 65.
Business in the American section was
fairly active, and the closing tendency
was easy. Canadian Pacific, United
States Steel and Atchison received the
most attention of the market, which
was somewhat irregular A large
amount of stock is going TO New York
on the next steamers as result OF
the heavy selling because Of the low
rates of exchange.
Sterling exchange was steadier at
4.6l after erratic movements from 4.5A.
The Bank Of England received from
abroad 81 100000 in sovereigns and re-
leased 100000 for miscellaneous pur-
poses. Money was plentiful, and dis
count rates were rather easy.
Money loaned at ga to 4 per cent.
Discount rates for short bills were
413-l6 to AZ per cent; for three
months, AS per cent
Gold premium at Lisbon was 49.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03

A ,t.adicr tone prevailed IN the marke for cot
tonseed oil and at the close q The day yalnes
we're S TO Is points net higher. Shorts seemed as
maj houses with Southern connections were buying
crude oil was steady and not being pressed tor
sale but. broadly speaking. there seemed 70 be
iitle actual change IN the fundamental condluons
and the better tone was thought 10 be largely the
result N technical conditions Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
q bales $1,000. r.o,n,. with
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

An early improvement on the o0h,
solidated Stock Exchange encountered
a supplv Of stocks and the list gradu-
ally gave way. United States Steel
early touched 1914, Anaconda cioseo AZ
III. its bottom price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03
Lurnrr Rears Had Here

International trade movements. slow
70 show a trend toward normal in a
time when buying is in so great pro-
portion done by nations instead Of
individuals, still are doing something
toward furnishing an Offset TO the
great excess Of our exports. From
France we heard yesterday that pro-
duetion and export of silk fabrics was
preceding satisfactorily. Imports OF
precious stones in New York are grow
ing larger Il appears that as Eng
land is urging economy for her citi-
zsns ours are making some movement
toward greater luxury. Still the i'm
msnse sums Of idle money reported
from banking institutions all over the
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n. local gpot market was ouiot and easy, with
= ....a.-l d.. ~ r.rtnna.


Ths market for sugar futures was irregular. with
the near positions lower under liquidation prompted
by The inactivity in the market for raw sugar as
well a. the easier trend 81 values IN raws. whhe
the late months were steady in absence o. seliiag
PRESSURE and closing quotations were points
foWor ~ points higher Total sales for the day
were BO5Q tons. Range Of prices.
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German Gold Reserve Grows.

Berlin. Sept. 8 (by wireless to Tuck
erton. n. J).-The latest weekly re-
port of the Reichsbank shows an IN IN
crease in gold reserve Of sZ'Ooo'ooo
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
WEST SIDE.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one and two family houses and choice
building lots az private sale, q large num-
Der from which 70 select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE
OF NEW YORK, TO quickly close the busi-
ness OF two corporations. offers these prop
critics at about SOS OF former prices
They are located at brentwood. Palisade,
Morsemere, and Leonia. New Jersey (op-
poslts Grants Tomb within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol
Icy free.
For further details and terms, address
BENZ. d. HAIGHT. Special Deputy Supt.
OF Banks. care OF Banking Department.
81 Broadway, New York City.