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New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
NEW LEASES In
MANY DISTRICTS
Lofts in the Old Wholesale
Trade and in Some Other
Centres Rented.

Wm. A. White g. Sons have rented
the sixth loft in l79 Greene st. to
Barnet Moss, also the second loft In
1856 Reade ST to Demosthenes Steph-
anon, and the second loft at l27 and
l29 White st. to Smith G. Smyth.
Louis Schrag has leased for Alfred
VI. Rau the four story building, lo3
West 18th ST., to Messrs. Corti &
Cuneo, for a term of years; for Euga-
tnom Realty Company. loft in build
ing. 14l-l43 West Goth ST., 10 Max II.
Rubenstein, and for Jacob Werner. a
loft in building, 291-293 Seventh ave,
to Solomon g. Blum. ..
NJ & L. Hess, Inc, and Fried &
Levi have leased the third floor at 10
IS West 22d St. running through 70
I5-17 West 2lst St, containing l2,OOO
square feet, to the Camp Fire outht-
ting Company, for term or years;
also in conjunction with Nathan weiss
the fifth floor at 12-l4 West 32d ST. q
Gittler & Meadows; also space at LIZ
Fifth ave. to Sondeigger q Zuber.
He'll & Stern have leased for Sc
curity Mortgage Company in 144-l4s
West 18th 81. store, basement and hrst
loft 10 Ajax Trunk & Suitcase Com
pany. and fifth loft to Joseph W. Lit
win; for Fabian Construction Company
in f5l-l63 West 26th st. fourth loft TO
Myer Cans, Sons e. Co.; for Metro
politan Life Insurance Company in AZ
IL West oath ST. sixth loft TO aetna
Waist Company and seventh lott 10
Slavin Bros, and for Criterion Con-
struction Company, in 1l4-l20 west
26th st. eleventh loft to supreme
Waist & Dress Company.
Charles F. Noyes Company has ieas,
cd the third loft in the Ebernard
Faber Building, 541-547 Pearl ST.. TO
oherlv q Newell; the fourth loft IN
the same building TO Charles D. Jonas
G Rro.. and two floors IN III spring
i. to Jacob Feibel.
Frederick Fox g. Co. have leased tne
third loft in the building, IN course ol
construction at 40 East 3Oth ST. lor a
Iono term Of years. TO |. Grosshah
SON. also the sixteenth moor III !ne
bnilding in the course OF construct1on
AZ oq-lO3 Madison ave-, corner L''n
a, for a term Of years, TO lurhel
Eeis,iner. who have leased this space
:, addition TO the space they no"
n."n,, ~ in the Kaye Building. adjoining
tn inkelspiel- l-Rowantree Company
have leased for the Hopaltrun rear,
Company in the new Bijou builuihs Zoo o.
I2S7-l239 Broadway through 70 o1.
504 sixth ave. the 18th and Istn .OiIs
10 Samuel Silver and Lieoermah
Dorf both concerns being in the cloaS
and snit line. They have also ieaseu
for John J. Geraty the 6th loft az ~
~ R East S2d ST., to Ames & Rau; for tae
u g NJ. Company, the 10th loft at llo-
100 East 27th st, to Shpetner q
scSwartz, and for the Iris Waist 1om, ono
nanv. ct al, the 10th (top) LOFT az II, ~, 90
West 18th St, through to 22-Zo west
10Th st., to A. Mannheim 4 company' q,
A Ali these leases were for term Oh
ypars
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
NEW CREDIT FOR
ALLIES $50,O00,OOO
Part To Be Acceptances and Re-
mainder Direct Loan.

The negotiations between the COM
mittees representing the London JOINT
stock banks and the New York Clear
ing House banks and trust companies
Tor credit facilities in this country
gupplemental 10 the S500.000 900 Anglo
French loan have reached the stage
where IL has been practically decided
chat the initial credit will be S0O,OOO.-
OnO mart of which will take the form
Of acceutances and the rest a direct
loan.
A. president of the New York Clear
irg House Association IT is expected
that Frank A. Vanderbilt will call a
meeting at his Offices in the National
Citv Bank this afternoon, when the
finishing touches will probably be put
on the plans.
The bankers in the American group
that have agreed 20 loan the London
institutions the S50.OO0.000 initial
credit have been in constant cable
communication with Sir Edward Hold
en- tbe chairman of the committee
rcDrescnting the British banks.
While the credit now under negotla-
ron may not exceed S50000,0OO. the
limit may run considerably higher,
Jo,endino more or less on the manner
IN v.bich the acceptances hnd re,
discount market and the additional
collateral that will be made available
for further direct loans.
Additional gold was deposited at the
Assay Office yesterday b., the Guar.
a,tv Trust Company. The total OF
tbe deposits by this institution was
- 900 600. of which S2,s26,OOO was IN
British sovereigns and s'4'OVo IN
francs
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09

For the professional traders explana-
ton Of the late weakness there was at
least tins 10 be said. II is a known
fact that there has been ldera0!e
decrease in the pu0.ic's appetite for the
v.r stocks since some statements Of the
g. rcs Of their companies have been
t.o.saed and since banks and brokers
.e-aa t0 put difficulties DO the way OF
.er plr.nss.uE. The idea that the
vac issue could keep on going up in-
leanltcy aa. disappeared with the de-
eHnes that have occurred iu Bethlehem
Steel. in Baldwin Locomotive and IN
some other conspicuous stoc. There
has sprung Up in its place belief that
II Is well TO conserve profits OF TO keep
losses from running too far. Hence the
prevalence Of stop orders in the mar
ket. Stop orders are a target. Every
body knows they are there and traders
cannot often resist the temptation to 20
cunning for them. Yesterday the gun
ming was exceptionally good.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
GUARANTY TRUST MELON
Rights to Stockholders Worth over
$500 a Share.

Directors Of the Guaranty Trust
Company. at their special meeting yes
terday. called for the purpose OF deere
ing al what price the proposed increase
in the capital stock from sl0,OOO'OoO 10
$50 600, 900 would be offered to share
holders, voted that 1t should be at par
or 500 a share. .-oo .
The stock sold last week at SIs0
share. but yesterday the bid and asked
ouotation dropped to 76O9 go. On the
basis of these figures the present
stockholders will acquire very valuable
rights in connection with the distribu-
ton Of the new stock. These subscrlp,
ton rights. based on yesterdays bld
and asked prices, were equivalent 10
fron, S8i5 20 S340 share.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09

s74047 bales were ginned between
October rs and November this year,
compared with 2.2O7.501 last season
and l,4s6.ss2 in the small crop year of
1909. Owing 20 favorable weather dur
INK this period this year, following
the unfavorab.e conditions earlier IN
the season. full returns had been an
ticipa'cd, and many traders seemed TO
feel that the total amount ginned TO
November !. 7,364.S7l bales, might be
taken as fully as large a percentage. o.
the total as any on record. On ms
basis, IL was said, the crop would
figure out about l0,500.00U bales. ex-
cluding linters. .-
Exports for the day were 1920
bales, making l,444.s2l so far this
season. Il is reported that representa-
tives Of exporters in the Eastern belt
are trying 20 sell domestic mills owing
TO the lack Of foreign demand. South f.
ern SPOT markets as officially reported
were I.c lower to hc higher; gem
orally unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE OF
pauer maturing in ten days Or less. per cent W
10 ninety days. per cent
CALL MONEY opened a, IA per cent highest z
fer cent: lowest ~ pr cent. closing. IT' 'o"'
renewal 4. PER cent.
TIME MONEY continued EASY Rates. Z1,pef cssIt
,of siriy DAYS. per cent for ninety days '0'i h''
and si1 months
MERCANTILE PAPER was scarce. With A. easier
tendency Ruins rates Sesi. per oent ,V V''
names bank tccepisnces. xS@ l-lo Irf cent
cryARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS - 4
cbsrgcs t2s2 $50 .2ls. balances. NtA' s.,o t an'
sui treasury was debtor TO the extent OF S-'@''''
SIR. TREASURY New York banks loei 70 ihe
sub Treasury t552. 000. and lost sin'e fndp Al
5G9 000 ~
vt.pyRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS LlsL-
VIII RT Boston Tor ten days per cent. w 70
rif,fy days 4 Philadelphia 3 ara lcf oLl.
Ciryeisrd Tor ten days. y pcf ceni up !" -.
dsys g. slIty 20 ninety days ~. hichin1Na. w 7"
rieefs days 4 per cent. ANauia up io ninety uA'.
a r.f cent. Cilcag0 up 10 sixty dts. ~ ..Ls
sf,ty 10 ninety days ~ - louis ana ~
s,.rt. MINNEAPOLIS and a. Icr ccnts Kansas wv
4 prr cent. Dallas. AID - pcf cent S.L ~
eisro Tor ten days 5 per cent. for tsirty dISs a:
for thlrty to siID days. 4. Tor sIV 10 hN'|
days az
DOMESTIC FxCBANGK.-Bostcn. par; Chic1so
zoe discount 81 Louis. DC discount bid. &c pre-
mium Nked.
RANK CLEARISGs --Bo-ton--Erehhnges, va
ezs ara balance S2,4i0.s63 Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
Ohio Cities Gas.

The Columbus oil and Fuel Company,
controlled by the Ohio Cities Gas Com
pany. will offer for subscription to
stockholders OF the latter company at
par 100000 of common stock Of the
Ohio Cities Gas Company. which ha-
been held in its treasury since the com
pany's organization. The time for sub
scriptiou expires November IS. Hold
crs Of ten shares or less of the Ohio
Cities gas stocks viii receive their full
subscriptions, while those holding
larger amounts will probably not get
more than - per cent OF their sub
scriptions. The proceeds 10 be derived
from this issue will be used by the
Columbus oil and Fuel Company in de-
vclouing OH leases il now owns in Ohio
and West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09

Tho .lew to the decline was seen in a
- +birqs Said one student:

Tho ,lew 10 the decline was seen in
..rbsr Of things. Said one student;
ss;v nan were indicted this afternoon
4, connection with this German spy
tr.iress. That indicates that the mat
80 l. really serious. Il wouldn't sur
...,s me ii the trail runs right into the
.-rsr Embassy. and that some one
Low. IL and Is selling stocks An
1.ssr believed that the Balkan sltua-
~, was causing CONSERVATION IN Eng
i.r5 and France and that belated reeog-
-'ror was being given 20 II IN the
,,o,s market. The market he SAID
~. several times 10 recent weeks done
i,s, this thing. Of waiting until the
made OF the afternoon before showing
sry effect Of the morning news More
ss'ieved that kitchln's declaration, as
'ssder Of the Democrats IN the House,
,bs, he would not support the Presl-
de,t's naval policy. promised a vide
,p.t m the party and the deleat OF tne
trersredae-s programme. The trouble
..ii au .he-c theories. however, was
,ta. they were rot new. and SO they
usre Inadequate to cApialn "a decline
Is sudden a- -u.t which TOOK place.
Issn. to1. .t might have been realized
f,st tfe wan stocks and the standard
issues would hardly move ln the same
erection io- any of these reasons.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
Thee Billion Bushels.

Though the quality Of corn, as shown
In the governments crop report, was
only 77.2, against 85l a year ago, the
quantity was found eminently satisfac-
tory. More than 64,000,000 bushels
we're added 10 the October ! showing,
bringing the total up TO 3,090,0OO,OOO
Bushels. Il would need only 34,000,OOO
bushels more % make il equal to the
greatest corn crop on record. If the
crop does establish new high level Of
Production il Will be partly because one
section Of this country. the South, suf-
iered misfortune last year. When the
var cut of considerable part of the
American market for cotton in Europe
many acres were planted 10 corn instead
o. TO the traditional staple Of the
South.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines on Large
Visible SuppIy-COrn
Market Heavy.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November 3. 1915.
WHrAT.

Al Increase ~ j.. 900 900 bushels On Tho total
visible supply - wheat iu the United Sfatcs ard
Canada duung the last week TUNED tho iile Of sen
timeu 90 the bear side NJ the wheat market. and
after moderate early gains prices showed weakness
A. the close u the dsJ tley we're 'salsc nct
lower
TIE details q the visible supply statement showed
az increase in domestic sfOrks - $500 600 bushels.
while bonded wheat gained 1857 900 aHd Canadian
sfo-ks increased i07I 900. making net Increase ~
1881 900. compared with an increase o. 81 9.01J a
year ago TIE total visible figures. however. Nere
shout Is 900 900 bushels lcss than last wear Re
ccp.s we're heayy al Interior points. and while ne
Northeastern movement vas not quite as large as a
week ago the winter What movement Has .a.gor.
aud ofcr u cash wheat al tie Gulf we're said 20 be
quite liberal
Tie Liverpool market vas barely steady and the
export demand was less tive sG'es being placed AZ
about 800 900 bushels, 10 which we're added. hgs
ever. 900 900 bushels worked ia'e saturday. The
government rcpou gave the weight per bus1el -
wheat A. 57s. compared with 5s last year aud A
ten scar average ~ So
World, exports for the week we're l2.24l 900
bushels. compared giih 1852 900 last week and
y 90 900 lsN year AdTices from Canada were %
The eject that there j. little probability - Ay
action being taken on the question ~ iuy.
H. tie local cash market 10 ! durum vas quoted
a. slil. o New York. No / Northern Duluth.
81 o>i.. and No ! Northern Manitoba. sllot C.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
LEASE CORNERS IN
LOOP DISTRICT, CHICAGO
Schultz Cigar Co. to Have More
Branch Stores There.

The Schultz Cigar Company has just
closed leases on four prominent cor
ners in the Loop district of Chicago.
IL has leased the Hub corner, at State
st. and Jackson Boulevard; also the
Adams ST., the southwest corner OF
Dearborn and Randolph sts. and the
southeast corner Of Fifth and Quincy
SITS. The Schultz company will have
branch stores at those points.
The Willard s. Burrows Company
and Pease & Gilman represented the
Schultz Cigar Company in these trans
actions. They were also the brokers in
the other eight Chicago places recently
leased by the Schultz company.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
TO FORMULATE
NEW |. VI. vi. PLAN
Charles II. Sabin, Added to Wal
lace Committee, viii Work
for Stockholders.

Charles II. Sabin, president of the
Guaranty Trust Company, has been
added to the preferred stockholders
committee Of the international Mer-
camille Marine Company, OF which
James y. Wallace, president OF the
Central Trust Company, Is the chair
man.
Nr. Sabin's election to the Wallace
committee, 10 was learned yesterday, was
for the purpose OF bringing together
these two powerful financial institu-
tions in the formulation OF reorganl-
zation plan in opposition 10 that al
ready presented by the bondholders
commi,tee, Of which Otto I. Barnard
president Of the New York Trust Com
pany. is chairman.
This plan, while still in the tentative
stage Of its formation, may provide Tor
the paying off of the international Mer-
camille Marine Az per cent and per
cent bonds This would eliminate the
differences now existing between the
Wallace and Barnard committees, as
members of the latter committee have
stated their willingness to bury the
hatchet if the mortgages were paid OF:
Tho carving out Of the stockholders
plan would az the same time give the
Wallace committee opportunity TO give
TO preferred stockholders the larger
equity in the reorganized company
which it has been contended is their
due.
Just how the necessary funds would
be raised TO pay of the International
Mercantile Marine mortgages, 1t was
stated. was still too early TO disclose.
In financial circles, however, the. sug-
gestion was made that this would be
done through new bond issue offered
to stockholders, which would be made
attractive by giving the bonds con-
vertible privilege.
The total Of the bonds Of the com
pany. the default Of which brought
about the receivership. is $50 0.226,000,
of which S52.594.O0O are the AIS and
c1- 500 600 the JS
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
TO BE A NEICHBOR
OF BLAIR AND GERRY
Moses Taylor Pyne, Jr., Buys
Large 61st st. House.

Moses Taylor Pyne, jr., Is the buyer
Of the four story and basement dwell
ing at East 61st ST., on a plot COX
1908 feet, recently reported sold by
the Henry c. Emo estate. Mr.. Pyne has
been occupying an apartment In $50
Park av.
The 6lst ST. house will be altered
extensively for his use. IL adjoins the
city home Of c. Ledyard Blair and l.
near the Elbridge 7. Gerry mansion.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
Guaranty Trust Melon.

= Rights 70 subscribe 70 the Guaranty
Itast Company new stock were quoted
yesterday az 3l5 bid and $40 asked. As
ne capitalization was doubled and
sstasreholders are 70 be allowed 10 buy
ne new stock at par, the rights are
,r.ofth, theoretically, somewhere around
~ share, the quotation for the stock
.eng 100 bid ana 40 asked. In an
ssepauon Of the change In the capital
aauon the stock advanced over 150
so,hts In the last three weeks. As yet
vny the directors have acted on the
roposal 70 double the number Of shares
sae the stockholders have TO give their
..sshoritation Of il before the plan be-
."Ees elective. But that, Of course, is
i0regone conclusion.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
CALVES.
SHEEP AND LAMBS

pa,,lrfs for tvO days \ I7j head cafs on az
rsr.et ea.ler al ST 2JGS7 30. roushs at !6sSo.- %
country dressed hogs steady.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
In Brooklyn Districts.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for two apartment houses to be
erected on the south site OF Prospect
p!., l5Ox2OO feet east of Underhill sv..
on a plot OF i00xl00 for the Realty
Circle, as owners, to cost $4,000.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold
three lots on the southerly side OF
Bay Ridge av. about 300 feet, easter
ly from the Shore rd., for the uoore
estate to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

s. .45l 270. balances, t-SS52l Chrago. Exchange
$il.3,tsf5. balances. S31l19fl o.. ad-pHi4-ix.
change S21.4lS523 balances. S. 40s 1l7 So Loui,
Exchanges. $lS.loj.js'. balances. Sl.5-l.63
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in London was
q t-lbd. gain OF isd New York quotation was
'l'sc an advance % iac. Mexican silver doliar.
.tk a4-c
FOREIGN EXCHANGES Sterling was frn I'm th,
carly dealings luf reacted sacuora'y in the
afternoon. Gable and sight rates Gonior-Caf. .e.
f--. demand fiiia Paris-Csh.e. % 90. check.
-. Berliu-Csh.e. Nla. check sl 5-lG Grcecc-
Gable. 5l2. cheek. 5.l3 Sixty and ninety dsy bills
Lcidon ibankefsJ- sixty days. 400. ninety da,s.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
CITY Dwelling Leases.

Goodwin & Goodwin and Brett b
Goode have rented for George z. CHS
holm and Hamilton s. Kane. trustees,
20 Elizabeth J. Naughton, the DWELL
ing at 233 Lenox av., on lot 20xs0.
Harris & Vaughan, Inc. have leased
for Hamilton Fish the dwelling at IS
East nth ST. FOR n term OF years 70
G. Douglas Potter.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Underlying conditions in coffee we're not notlceaDy
changed so far as tho commercial pOsill'n was
concerned but Il Vas thought that tho ts.nl'oa
r,sitlon waS none too strong. and Nhen sellA. OF
der, appeared prices declined quickly. and at tne
clCse of the day were 20 II points net IoN.l
AZ the outset tie undert0ae vas steady "lH
urtcr, unchanged 10 3 points higher on whai ap-
nsared 10 be buying for foreign aecount and uy
,t-.b ,ras fhri.Lt 10 represent hedging operations
against recent purchase, in Brazh. l't" aa49 '0'
M. dsy we're $3.50 Dag,. ,.-
r.is ,u t',e II q market. while NE >lHio, MARI. g
,fa, steady ana unehangeI. Cost AID ilesAt on
80 fro,, Hrazl we're about unchanged from ld,i
,f.ek .aIes heinz reported u santos 4, and b, az
y ior while orcr, Wrre mere ior tue same htAde al
= l5r London credits. and vel descuoed - Nele
orered .t soc. American credits WIN no - d.
4Oa7 5jc American credits - ,.
The local spot market Was lnacuye out S'ef0Y
with Rio Is quoted Al lsc. Range OF prices .-
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
Lines 10 a Munitions Maker.

The Maxim Munitions Corporation
has lately moved from 81 Broadway 20
The Equitable Building. There is sign
On the door Of the old Offices announc-
ing the fact. Yesterday there might
have been seen on it this pencilled ad-
oendum: you are bunch of -
nSrderers 10 supply the Allies, and God
VII md you out, --- YOU" Ii was
signed "A Sincere German"
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
FOR THE HOWELL, $l33,2O0
Frank Cuslck Pays That Sum for West
Side Apartment House.

Frank Cusick was the highest bidder
yesterday in the Vesey st. sslesrooms
for the Howell, q seven-story apart
ment house at $40 to 6l6 West i24th
ST., 200 feet west Of Amsterdam av.
He bought the property at the stand
Of Joseph p. Day for $4,000.
The sale was the result Of a fore
closure suit brought by the New York
Trust Company against Slade Simon
ct al, TO recover judgment Of si29.-
54777, and taxes amounting to s2,-
AII hh
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes in liberal supply but held armly. sWe'l
potatoes steady. oui9s selling well a. uieiens a. y
ilOTHOUSE- Mushrooms steady 70 hrm. gucunb p.
hold steady. Yuat0es scarce. IulAlVto, l,pN'
Island IN buls. $50 .1'. s26o@5-e eel Or ,.3, eat
JOS ib lag S230WS2. 40; stare. $50 lbs. s. ~ hif
s2HS225 Mich. in bulk. per $50 hs II 500 81 7
bag sl7j g jersey round. has pa . ~
southern. bbl sirSl io bsht, 500 joe. Jersey. o9.'
h15. hsS 81. a., ,9e b, ASiA'AHS !
drum. S5@ sl2 nearby Jerusalem. bbl. "5ogsi.
BRl SsFLS Sprouts. quart. allc. BEANS. '
green. ;5cafl1T. Nd. bskt 75caSI q. 5 e. green
jo.a SIS. BETS. nearby. bh. f@{l =; 1At
RIOTS nearby yer bag. 75c@sl; CUCIMBEgS
f}rS>. Dol. Boa Use. red. 75cG$l; CAULiFLON
Frs Long Island. short cut. bhl; sl@sS: long M
75cG&l %. crate. 7icHSL25. ChIC0Rf bsN ~
crate 75casl. CELERY state and Jersey. bunch
d." SOC. standard crate. 1900 81 IS; LGGfLAN r.
s.; HoRsERADiSIl 100 lbs. $ LETTUCE. siue
do1 crate 75cas2. ? doz crate 50casl so: bsk.
50cdSl -. Jersey. 2 dH crate 75cGsl nearly
s6casl.s5. LIMA BEANS. 5sh. sI.jOds3: oax
Slaf2: ONIONS. white. crate or bskt. 75c9 81 50
yellow. 5ocatl red. 5ocgsl; Conn Valley yellow
75casl so. yellow 75casl75: Orange County. ,sl-
low. bag. I5ca $3.50; red. 75c@N; Cal yellow
ban "I5s'2 rl ,,,i. fS ,gss ,EassF 5. oJS g
S2at3: Va small per large bskt. Slj0aS3. small
bskt. sI2jaSl.2j. : e. bskt. 80: Cal drum. s q
tll PARsNIPs bhl. &ia$I2j; PUMPKINS. DBL
j0a G0e. PEPPERS. cheese. bbl, 81 5Qa g 20; Bll
bskt Or crate. 25cGsl.2J. RADIsHEs per lOd
punches. p ID zoe. bskt. 30Hfoc. SPINACH. nearby
Ter b.k; 35a15c. Bat. bski SOC. bbl. 75casl
Va Dbl. tlaSL5G: SQUASH Hubbard bbl. 7jc@
81. marrow. -j,dSi. TCENIPS. white. Dbl. STA
l.25. Tutabaga. bbl or bag 50cas 81; TOMATOES
nearby. box. 25a1jr; e.. fiat box. $50. Cal pei
lug. Sl.s5. WATERCRESs 100 bun>hes. 75c@ ST. g
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
Trade Notes.

Ewing. Bacon & Henry have been ip-
pointed agents for the Randall Build
ing, l36-l3S-l40-l42-l46 West SD ST..
and the Randall Building Annex, lls-
i50 West SD St, owned By the Fifty
second Street Company. This 10 the
largest automobile building In the dis.
trict, being twelve stories for main
building with six-story annexes.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09
New Name on the List.

Uuited Fruit appeared In the trading
iis, yesterday for the first time since
1904 Il was received with some enthu-
tiSsm, because the market has been
looking for q new favorite and the stock
las an excellent reputation. From al
It was rEn up to 146. and closed at l44'
mos, Of the orders in il originating ap-
parently not far from Wall Street.
About $500 shares were traded in.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-09

however. to restrict the investments Of
public service corporations, and es-
pecially railroads. it is believed that a
reasonable offer will not be refused.
There was at one time in Washington
an agitation for a law that would pre-
vent railroads from owning the stocks
Of any other roads except their sub
sidiaries, and. in all probability, when
Congress meets il will b. revived.