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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
RAIN PUTS DAMPER
ON COTTON MARKET
Low Barometer Figures and
Lowering Reports from Texas
Send Bears to Cover.
COTTON

A possibility that Texas might get
showers as the result of a moderate
low area over the state chiefly eX-
planned slight depression in cotton
values yesterday, and the market closed
2 to 8 points net lower. Trade at no
time was Of noticeable volume, and
consisted mainly of local orders, with
some Southern hedge selling after mid
day, when lowest prices were reached,
followed by a little covering again
near the close, which ran prices
up few points. A Southern man here
said a couple of million Of bales Of
the new crop might come on the market
and depress prices. but the balance
viii be most firmly held. Pr
waite. advices from Texas also said
that farmers were strongly disposed
to hold their cotton. That new cotton
Is already moving quite freely was
shown in the material increase in the
South Texas movement. and a large
inquiry for freight room has resulted in
higher ocean freight rates at Galveston.
with some believing that they will 80
even higher than last year. Steamer
tonnage is said 10 be extremely scarce.
Reports from YOakum, Tex, said cot
ton was arriving freely, with a staple
unusually good. Noon advices from
Texas said the weather was generally
clear and warm. while the most en-
couraging feature about the govern
ment forecast was a prediction Of part
~ cloudy conditions in that state. Bot
for the low barometer, which impressed
local weather experts as pointing 70
showers, the Texas weather news might
have produced little bearish effect 4
good deal of interest has developed in
the tropical storm said 10 be located
off Cuba, headed west-northwest. There
was heavy rain along the Gulf Coast
as far west as New Orleans, which some
attribute to this storm. although there
was a question if any severe rain
through Texas at this time would not
do more harm than good Over the
Eastern belt conditions could hardly
have been better Additional rains ap-
peared in all sections east of the Mis-
sissippi, giving ample moisture, and
only two stations in the entire belt re-
ported a maximum temperature oycc
100, these being in the Houston district.
Liverpool was not much of a factor
in yesterdays market. II was steady
early, but sent few orders on either
side, and closed quiet. 21zM4 points
net higher. The local opening was
steady, points higher to I points low
er, and prices Immediately eased Off on
the Texas outlook. Sentiment continued
rather Dcarish on the improved outlook
in the central and eastern belts, but
there seemed to be little disposition
toward aggressive selling, the trade
preferring to await the action of The
South in regard to hedge selling. An
official of the Federal Reserve Board
was quoted o. saying that the banks
throughout the country will be able 10
take care Of all the demands made by
the Southern planters. Spot markets
through the South were unchanged TO
u points net higher. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13

there is no lack of traders who have
made money out Of the market, and
lots of il. What handicaps good
many Of them. according 10 one oil
their nLmber, is that they measure
the trading as though the rules OF
speculation still applied. They are 100
innocent of red and black and the
spinning marble. "What| asked a
"speculator" yesterday, have earnings
and dividends got to do with II hdV
I'm looking for is 20 points
Financing the Cotton Crop.
New York bankers, who year ago
we're active IN the formation OF com :
mittee to aid the cotton growers Of
the South, did not consider seriously
Yesterday the proposal made by kep-
rcsertative Henry, of Texas, to W. /.
C. Harding. Of the Federal Reserve
BOARD. that an issue Of $5OO,OOO,OOO IN
reserve notes be authorized 10 finance
This wears crop. The consensus oil
op;nion was that no emergency meas
ures are now necessary ana thaI any
PLANTER with the proper credentials
viii experience no difficulty III OBTAIN
ing sufficient credit to carry I'm III
through a period Of slack demand IOr
his cotton. With the vaults oil tne
banks already filed with money seek
ing investment and the prospect lhaI
much more gold viii be imported IRON,
abroad, there appears TO be no heeu
for a special issue Of reserve notes
such as suggested by the Congressman
from Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
SUES TRUSTEES
OF ST.
Mutual Life Wants S184,-
900 Loan Due on
Cemetery.
CATHEDRAL SOLD
ITS TITLE TO SITE
Deal Near Old CObWeb Hall,
Political Land
mark.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
yesterday filed a suit IN the Supreme
Court 70 foreclose a mortgage on prop
erty 100 feet east of the southeast corner
of 18th st. and First av. The property,
which covers 1l3 feet on 18th ST. and
206 feet on 18th ST., was formerly a
Catholic cemetery IL was known IS
the Marble Cemetery.
The defendants in the foreclosure
action are the trustees OF st. Patrick
Cathedral, Gustave HERE, Sophie L:
McClintock and the estate OF Daniel
E. Seybel. The mortgage amounts to
S1S4000
In 1911 the trustees Of s.. Patrick's
Cathedral gave a mortgage OF $l5O,OOo
to the Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pany. which was due in February, 1913.
In July. 1911, the Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company took a mortgage OF Sl1O,..
900 on the property and also acquired
the prior mortgage. Part OF the prop
erty was released under the mortgage
in April, 1913, on the payment OF slZo,-
600, which left the balance Of Slo4,OO0
due, for which the suit is now brought:
st. Patrick's Cathedral has disposed OF
its interest in the property.
A deal near old Cobweb Hall, an old
political landmark, was reported yes
terday. Il was the sale by the Heuer
estate through VI. b. Larkin Of the two
five story loft buildings at 76 and IS
Duane ST., on a plot 49.4x7l, and eX-
tending to Republican Alley.
The purchaser is a newly formed cor
poration, which has leased the premises
to one tenant on long term basis. The
buildings will be thoroughly modern
lied and will contain specially designed
contrivances required by the lessees m
the conduct of their business.
Other sales reported yesterday IN
clude:
aSrH sT-Lawyers' Mortgage Company has sold
IA A buyer the four siory house at -Os Eaat tNth
S. ou Dor 9rtlO0ll. located jls' east n Third AZ;
Also sold i've story tenement with stores al So
Madison st. located -40Z feet east II camflel -
18TH ST-Doug. as Robinson. Charles =. Brown
CO. has sold f0r the estate n Kari NJ Nhach
20 Julius Tishman d sons Inc. The tHo Tour
story flats al l63 aud l6i East iJih s., the pend
INK safe " which was rNer'J reported Nos.
l56 20 l64 are also owned By The Tishmans, and
OAR tern stoy apartment house projected fcr ing
site VIII Dee carried over The recently acquired
property The site 10 be improved measures look
i0Z =. seventy feet east q Lexington Az.
IllTH Sr-Tle trustees % Cooper Union hafe
sold the six story apartment with stores. A. 100
~ 10 East nm ST.. 81 feet east Of PARK aF.
The house occupies plot % oxlO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
TOUCHES NEW LOW
Rates Break Again, Despite Big
Gold Shipment-Market
DemOraliZed.

Partial Generalization characterized
the foreign exchange market yester-
day, and remittances on London and
all the important Continental centres
again fell to new low records. Pre-
dictions were freely made that the end
of the week would see the English
pound sterling quoted from to ~
cents lower.
Bills on London broke to Alb, and
cable transfers to ALBA at the closing,
compared with pening of 4.I49s for DE,
mand. In the late afternoon trading all
support was taken from the market
despite the receipt by }. +. Morgan
& Co. on Wednesday Of nearly w.
100000 in gold and a large batch OF
securities.
Further information regarding the
use to which these securities will be
nut was withheld at the Morgan Of
fees. but in other banking quarters
il was strongly minated that they
we're American securities and would
be used as collateral for British credit:
As to the amount of the projected
loan. il was thought that the first eX-
tension Of credit would not exceed
100000. 600 In view of the condition
of the foreign exchanges, 1t was
thought likely that steps in this d.
rection will be taken in the near
future.
Reports that the British government;
contemplates the sending OF large
amount Of gold from Cape Town, South
Africa. to New York in settlement OF
her creasng debit balance in this
couhtry were considered by bankers
to be well founded. In normal times
the Rand sends TO London from SZO,-
600 to 100000, 900 monthly. As snip
ments from this source have been DIS
continued since the early days OF the
war. IL is now estimated that gold held
By the Bank of England at Cape Town
since the establishment of one OF ITS
demonstrates there is in the nelgh0or-
hood $l00,000,OOO
IL was further learned that con-
siderable amount of gold has been ar
irving al San Francisco lately, some
of il for English account. About Slo'-
600 600 gold is on its way from Austria
liza TO this country, Of which S5,OOO,OO
Is due within the next few days. The
gold will be deposited at the Treasury
Office in San Francisco and transferred
by credit to New York.
Concerning reports in circulation
Yesterday that war contracts from the
Russian government were being re-
fused because payment was being Of
fered in notes, bankers with an in
innate knowledge Of the purchases Of
war goods in the United States stated
that up to the present Russia has
been meeting its purchases in gold.
lie said that all the Allied nations
would prefer to give o US in pref
erence to cash, but that the American
shippers had to be paid in dollars on
delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13

sierrs. 81 500 $40 - yeariing steers ard heiers,
$500 So COWS fGetfs. stocters and feeders. $50
50 -. Tcras and Ind an steers s. 2jmfs.s5; cows
and heif.rs. Nm{sj0. native calves, saNl.
SHEEP Receipts l. s00 steady: lambs, ts@tSSj;
sheep and ewes s. j0aST %
Kansas city. Aug t2.-HOGS-Rscepts. $500.
steady. bulk s. iOAs7lj. heavy. t7atf2j; pack
ers and butchers 81 loatT So light. 81 20aT5O;
pigs sTHE2j CATT1F-Re Receipts. 2.l00. steady.
prime led steers 81 50gt9 o.; dressed beef steers.
tSaSa 20; southern steers s. asa so. cow. 81 20
~ s. -0 hrifcrs g. 500 80 To- sickers and feeders.
80 s5@S p bulls s. 25at6.75: calves. $50 $40 30
SlEEF Rercip,s. 6.lOGi lower; lambs. ts31w
s. -. yearlugs. S. 500 81 .25 Wethers So . ~;
ewes. sGmtG Is
lBy Telegraph to The Thbunel
Louisville AUG l2.--sHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
copt, 9 80 a total ~ \ $40 for four days. Prizes
ruled gjr lower on lAmbs and steady on sheep.
Choice lambs brought S1snc; seconds. 6g6Ac:
culls. ia5c. fat shccp. 5A@jac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
BROOKLYN SITE IN TRADE
Some Other Sales of Dwelling
Houses Reported.

Frederick Fox & Co have sold ior the CUTLER
Morgan Company the property a. a63 - JOINS
Place RrootIyu % James ! Atchison The buyer
gives in part payment properly consistla4 VI Sos
acre, OF land a, Railway. y. j.
FRIDAY 4 Lehman have sold 1873 Chaunoey ~,
fro story and basement TWO family frame dwelling
house. for Anna Gricsmaun 90 client Tor orcl-
peuy. 1858 Jerers0n ay.. 100 story and bAss-
nent Two family frame dwelling house. for Frames
Klantelch 10 a client Tor occupancy. and also
leased the store al ga Halsey 81. for Thomas A.
Clarke t0 r Gnckmau for two years
The McInerney Kiinck Realty Company has sold
the one family brick dWelliug house a. So bast
23d 81 1875 feet south n Clarendon Road. Or
plot 2Ox00 feet with garage. FOR Charles Goell 20
4 client Tor occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Gross operating income OF the inter-
national Traction Company, which con-
trolls the street railway systems IN
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. LockpOrt and
adjacent territory, for the twelve
months ended June 80, 1915, was less
than that reported for the previous
year, although net earnings and sur
plus made gains Of Sl43,5l4 and
S25,2l9, respectively. The company
earned S6,748T79 in gross for the year,
reduction of $71,570, and after de-
Quoting operating charges and taxes
the net income available was $2,Sl3,O0l.
Dividends amounting TO 100000 were
paid on the preferred stock, and re-
newal reserves set aside amounted TO
$320,44l, an increase of S48,670. Sur
plus earnings were $448,7S9.
Great Western Power.
Authority has been granted the Con-
solidated Electric Company, the reor-
ganzation of the United Light and
Power Company and new subsidiary
of the Great Western Power Company,
by the California Railroad Commission
to amend the mortgage securing its
$2,500,000 general mortgage per cent
forty-year bonds in order that the
company may deal with its own fran
chlseS, and thus eliminate the right OF
a number Of 5ondholders to modify the
trust deed. 1t is said that these
changes will be a better protection for
the individual bondholder and further
give more definite guarantee Of the
Great Western Power Company's bonds.
Galveston Houston Electric.
The continued decline in revenues Of
the Galveston Houston Electric Com
pany is again reflected in the June re-
port, which shows a loss Of more than
% per cent in gross income. and de-
crease equal to more than AZ per cent
in net. There was a gross income for
the month amounting TO Sl65,O29, net
earnings after operating expenses were
s5S,844, and after deducting interest
and other charges the surplus remain
ing was $22,7S4, against S75,743 in the
same month last year. For the twelve
months ended with June, 1915, gross
income totalled $2,1S5,512, a loss Of
S27l ,539 from the preceding year. Net
income for the period was S944,280, a
decrease Of S137Ss5, and surplus earn
ings decreased $780, 59 to S50S, 536.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
House and Apartment Rentals

The Houghton Company has leased for Irving Y.
shaw william " shaw and MARY SAaR Whitaker
the dwelling 80 West 90th 81 % James A Dolan.
%; the New York Life Insurance Company. Tor a
term ~ years
Malcolm j. Smith & CO have leased IN 1911 -l3j
Fast Goth st. large duplex apartment g. Mr.,
Alice b. Crcelmau. auI iu iaO-ili East 65th 81.
duplex apartments % Edward T Cockron Mr..
Lora G. Schroeder and Gerome Brush
Poasc a Gilman have rented an apartment IN
l45 East 49tl ST. % Meredith Hare and one Ia j6J
Park Az t0 Mrs. Adele n. SCOTT
y Brigham Hall and william ID. Bo0tgood.
Inc have leased apartments 10 the Edmund Fran
els Court. northeast corner ~ Amsterdam az AMI
l20th st. % z J Adams Walter {. Hadley.
August Sim0us ant Lorena Atwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
819 READY TO TAKE BEATS
Woods May Not Appoint More
Than Thirty-five.

Henry Moskowitz, president Of the
Municipal Civil Service Commission,
yesterday notified Police Commissioner
Woods that 8l9 would-be patrolmen are
at his command. The new list is the
result of an examination held on April
l, 1914. Police Commissioner Woods
has about 100 vacancies for patrolmen,
but the limitations of his school OF
instruction will not permit at present
more than thirty-tive appointments.
DR.. Moskow,tz says that new ex--
animation for patrolmen may be called
late in the fall. but that the commits
sion must first dispose of the 1000 APP
plicants now awaiting the test for fire
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Buvs Ray Hercules Copper

A syndicate, in which Joseph - 1 9lI
Call and George A. HUM OF rmlaue'-
phia; J. Guthrie Hopkins OF N.rE iInaI,
+. =. Earle, n. F. Brady August IT, I'm,
scber and Frank c. Armstrong, OF New
York arr interested, has taken over
controI Of the Ray Hercules Copper
Comnanv of Maine. This company has
scnuired the properties Of the Arizona
Conner Company. which adjoins those
~ he Ray Consolidated Copper Com
many. c. r. Adams, formerly mines
manager Of the De Beers Consolidated
Mines. Ltd, South Africa, has been ap-
pointed general manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Sales at Auction
The sales held yesterday Ia the local auction
rooms we're a follows.
Az a hcsey street

The sales held yesterday Ia the local auction
rooms we're a. follows
AZ "a fesey street
rs Joseph 7 Day
i'tso Il. ~ dais 70 The Lawyers Mortgage "a.
lsOTH ST. "a " 5. 9lj Amsterdam Az.
l7Is9 u. 2 ~ dws. 10 tie Lawyers Mortgage
I5oTH ST. az " H. 100 Amsterdam Az.
l74ss.l. 'ty asiS. 70 the La"ye's' Mortsf-e
i5oTH ST. g.. W s. Is2 Amsterdam av.
l7r9olL ? - dws: TO the La"ysS' Mor'sass
I5oTH ST. i-6 " s. lsI Amreriam Az.
l7t99.lI. ~ dslE 20 the Lawyer Mortgage
'2IH 81 ~ Sas 20 H., s. ag'' SllT,ss AZ
COMPANY Tor 5000
l5OTH ST. ~ " 3. 1871 Amderlsm as.
l7Io9Il. ~ a.s's: to The La"Ye" Mortgage
IsoIH 81. 49, " :, ia Amsterdam ay.
t iI.sS for y q is' to the Lawyers Mortgage
Zee H. 2 ~ iais. to the L4")sH Mortgage
iiIse Il ~ Gts to the Lawyers NoTisiss
~ Henry Brady
40 ST. 40 ". s. 80 ~ Central PARK W.
2j1lOL2. s,y dalg 90 the painur for so 600
~ Herbert sherman
7TH Az. 7o' 200. $. - 2',h r. ~ re &
irreg two fgc sty tnmn's and stores and tWo
50 rear tnints adjourned 20 Aug 10.
49, Bryan l. Kennedy.
ssrH ST. 25- w.. ns. IA e sth az 20 fH9Ss (
sty teumn' and stores % Lrslic Benson rh,r"ood
f1r 81 soc.
Ry samuel Goidsuckrr
80 Az. 1897. s. Ls 90 slth 81. gfri01 g gy
tennn' ald store. 'o the plaintiff f9r $4,000.
A. 1908 Third avenue
b. Charles A BeaisH
CEDAR Az s. SIS l-9tn ST. 5gHil. 9-Illi
vacant. 70 the plaintiff l0E $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Fire Destroys HaWkeye's Side

Fire yesterday destroyed one side of
the Hawkeye. A. L. Jepson's speed boat,
which was 10 have been entered in the
coming Gold Cup race. The mishap oc-
Cured in Manhasset Bay. within a
mile of where Count Mankoski's Ankle
Deep Too sank last week The Hawkeye
was towed into Port Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
cOrTOpstED oil.

Tho market for cGttnnseed Oh moderately
active and prices easy. closing with net losses
~ 10 ! points The early acton ~ lard a. we'll
as evidences ~ Increased offerings = crude o wcro
The principal depressing fartOts. but prices reganed
part ~ the early l0as pu covering Tie export de-
mand appeared 10 be moderate and there was
comparatively little evidence u more than a very
quiet domestic demand Range II prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
BuTIER.

Receipts to-day. 1925 pkgs The tone u the mar
ket Is about steady. Creamery. extras t92 scorel
2tm26Ac. higher scoring 26h, 027hc fr,ts 2i@
z'lsc. seconds. 22iz "a 23izc thirds 2lhm DE. state
daiy. finest. Ji2c. good t0 prime. 1928 ~ ~ - p.
common Ia fair goa BE. renovated, extras. go
25'zc; nrb. ga 22lzc. lower grades. goa 2lo
imitation creamery. hr,fs. 22~ 22'3c. ladies. cur
rent make. irsts. 20is 2lc; seconds. bic lower
grades. lS@ lJc. packing stock. June make. fine.
goo: current MAKE. 80 2. lsisc; lower grades. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
New Building Plans.

Tie following building plans were fled At the
Bronx Bureau yesterday
NlCkHAM Az. s. $50 n Nereid ay ssy brick
hotel l6 1914. Jennie W0lT. 27GS Barurs ay
owner. VI W Del Gauiio. i0l fremont ay. archi-
tect. 50 0G
UNIVERSITY Az. e cor l-0ih st. 50 brick
tcumt 30 3rg0 Merriam Constr co. j Rrnahan.
go Lexington Az. pres. owner. L I Phyfe 1851
University ay architect sfJ 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13

The local market for Sp0, cotton Wa quiet aGI
unchanged al SIC for miidiug uplauI. southern
spot markets mere tclcHaplel a. follow, Sew
orleans steady J. points higher AZ Ssic. 50 es.
] $50 bales Mobile nominal. unchanged al SIS.
t'hsrlesfon ana Wilmington dun baltimore uou-
nal unchanged a. SIC August steady. Ir-
changed a. S63c. sales. $40 bales. 81 Luis
sIIrf - hishtr al So Little Rc,k quiet u0-
Changed Al l0.. Galveston steady Do point, lis.-
ar ar o.. sales. ID bales. savannah t-.. Doe
changed at Shst. safes. "a bale Memphis steady.
t,r.l ap,eI AZ $50. sales. 40 bales. Houston
.sf,5., unchanged A. pose. sales. -.l.0 bales. Nor
t.,r -.,g.. unchanged al SIDE. sales. tlf bale,
Receipt, al tle ports and interior points. with
..ttt..r.-.tnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. August ~. 1915.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts to-day. 400 BAGS beans. 400 bags peas
Market continues quiet throughout. and with lut
slight price changes. Cal lima hrm Hardly ar, D.
thing doing in Scotch peas. Marrow choice. 100
II. $50. medium choice. s. IS $50. pea choice.
- 500 s.. white kidney. choice. $I.4Oe f7.5 red
kidney. choice. So yellow eye. choice 81 r.. blat.
turtle soup. $40. lima. Cal. choice. s. PEAS.
Srnlrh. rLnlrn- 81 lnafl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Branch in Euuita BILE.

The report that The American Can Company
would remove Us executive Offices from Tenth Az
and IAN 81 TO the Equitable Building is IN
founded The company will Use the fourteenth
floor u the Eau. able Building as is do~ntoAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13

Cotton Exchange special llfeI"ol 'an.r' %
-. az hu.ln,,. doing. sales. 1000 bales. sH,t-
vIatioG ana export 1000 American goo imports.
4 900 Including 600 Amefican MldiiNs ~ si.l.
t4ai Fufufes opened quiet and steady. ~ .
gor.fs Lifn-f, closed quiet. ga point, highsr
6ct Nov. spsG an-Feb. So III. Mar Az
564l. MAY -Jtne. did M~AeA's'e4-l ala Jul .
clull5 dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Lease Fifth Az. Store.

H,-se. > BIS = Go. and souihack \ Bal have
-, b. fhe nav building u M.gers Peet "a Co..
a. asa 3d. and FIN a.. mail store. ~ Ff'h
- d. Atehi-1n 4 Co.. opticians a. ll1l broad
g.. A.tchisau a Go viii not leave their Broad
~ stose. b.l ALL o.ef4te both store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Gets Title as a Gift.

Julia D Kar,ch transferred title yesterday az A
gift 10 the premises 20 B0wen IT, ,xl20 feet 90
Grace X. Tuohy The properly Is morgdged for
sl6 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Apartment Agents Named.

The estate ~ David Nugent has appointed r <.
willard d co. agents for mo CtFuga. apartment
house a. the southwest corner Of gU.h ST and
Central Park We,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
100000 Loan to Lambs.

The following building loan recorded yes
terday
44TH ST. s. $50 Q " SIN Az 70 3tlO0 Z. Dine
Saviugs Bank % Brooklyn loans Tie Lambs %
erect new building t1r,c payments. 5000. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-13
Consolidating the Position.

Vtten in the early days of the war,
"hen troops were suddenly checked
III brilliant advance by the stout re-
ISSUANCE OF the enemy, the commun
..{res from headquarters used 10 read
We are now consolidating our posi-
NoA. Something like that has been
gong on IN the stock market lately.
me war stocks were the first 10 be
checked. Under cover OF the advance
~ the railroads they tried TO reform
Welr ranks for a new sally. But the
setback the railroads got on Wednes-
gay morning from the Interstate Com
merce Commissions decision, and from
Ieadliug operations from abroad. forced
IN war stocks 10 take the lead again
10 order 70 preserve the appearance OF
an uninterrupted advance in the mar
AeI. with one or two exceptions, they
TOOK the field before they had fully
recovered That seems TO account for
,shelr lrreRularity and the markets
TACK OF conference.
Traders the Only Bears.
Curiously enough. it is mostly on the
stock Exchange that the pessimists
are 70 be found. Outside. in the brok-
ersge houses and the banks. there
seems 20 be an unlimited amount OF
oulllshness. Perhaps that is because
me outsiders are thinking, FIRST OF
general business. and secondly OF Sc
surties, and with the traders on the
Ieof the order is Just OPPOSITE Eet
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