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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
Sales in Auction Rooms.
ey 81
By Henry Brady


By Henry Brady
22n ST. lfo-li4 " S. 800 7th av a. $3.50.
= Il .iy loft bldg. Postal Llfe ms Co AT Iltafo
Really co ct al Charles 6 I ,3e atty Jno
s7.55s76. To the plaintiff Tor $4,000
e0Th ST, lll-ll6 W z~ - columbus V.
al AT Luciano Guani - a.. Atsatcf a Cru.k-
shank attys: Henry Uuger. ref. due, $50.
1914: taxes. etc. 22.llt2o. To tue pi4inui
,sIa ST. iii W. $. l25 9Th az. 25IlO2S. 3
as tenmt and sly rear tenmt. Corn Excl anGe
Bank agt En;m Really Go ct a.. B 80. .os *
u0i7. taxes. etc. t2sL2O To the plaintiff for
''''''' By Joseph P Day.
AMSTERDAM Az 20s-20s s. sos n seth t.
49,. Unfinished bldg. Mar Cudlip at
Kodak Theatre. Inc ct al. Millard r Johnson.
i ave. H eic l.s57ia To the plaiad1 Tor
,cs1A ST. ss2 :. IS. $50 % au e5IloO.Il. 4
~ enm' snd stores Hine III. r9' 49,, sS'
atty. Darid g Mcconnell. rsi, due, 5.3SS74.
i20 81 81; 5 5 snd - ~ eX,dsoa A. s3' Saw, :.
Bh agt Kline , e., s al Dut'on . sity; 7
lngraham rel 9 ~, a sgoS taxes ETC. SSs7'o'
iIITH ST. 5I1-j23 W. 5. 275 " Amsterdam az.
iooEioo II Sy pd ,.nmt g Chisholm Chisholm S E, al
a sands. dttys II strong ref; due. Sld7. SOL rs.
~, $ go. ,9loured % Iuy - -. -
1874 ST; go W. - ,Motnlngside Az, liz
at Mar MeDonolsh e a: \ y Dayton atty
NJ su.zberger ref due. so. i02S7. taxes ETC.
sj1s2l: adjourned 10 July ~
By Bryan l. Kennedy
27TH ST. s34-2l2 T. IS. IS " lst Az. is01leTs "a
Goth = Hl25Tef 9KI0oy irrsg and gy factory
BowsD SAVINGS Bank agt Bellevue Realty Corpn
20 al action cadwalaler. Wickevham & Tar,
attys " care. ref. iue 500 ia So. taxes
etc 40 2S-.19 20 the pl3il'ln for $4,000
26TH ST. 500 =. ;. 225 is, av 21K9S O. s So
factory BoWey Savings Bank AT Bslieuit Realty
Corpn Il a.. action >. Cad1 alder, Wckersham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21

count from per CEN TO 81, or pos
slbly 6. Yesterday open market dis
count rates were quoted as high as SIS
per cent in consequence Of the great
transfer of funds that was going on
because of the subscription payments
to the new war loan. Ii was estimated
that payments totalled $1,000 900 ,000.
Three hundred millions at least would
be taken up for the first 10 per cent
lnstalment, and the remainder Of the
billion would be accounted for by full
payments by those who wished TO take
ADVANTAGE Of the Az per cont discount.
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Hay AND STRAW.

sunnlies Of hay continue moderate and the mar
ket is Arm on All grades with asking prices well
susta aimed Hay. large baled per ton. timothy. No
/ S27aS27.j0: No Q 90 No .. $3.50 80 90 snip
ripg cot. fancy light clover mixed. t26G$27
STRAW. re No l. $l35O@$l4jo. Small bales
about 5OcdS lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
Commercial Leases.

Nelson. Lee & Green. Inc. leased for Fernands
Wood who recently purchased Il West 4ith st..
large suite ~ Offices. comprising the entire twelfth
floor. 10 e. y Hammond wholesale dealers IN
feathers The lease Is for Ave years at assrega,
rental of s.. 900
Albert b. Ashforfh leased a booth In 80 Broad s..
Felix Hessberg
Tie + R Wood. W H. Dolson Company leased
iofts In 1902 West End az. TO A. T Demarest & CO.
and the singer Motor Company and loft IN ~
West 5Jth 81. 10 the Annex Auto Painting Company.
Royal Scott Guldeu has leased tho store AZ ?
Fast 18th st. 10 the Close Costume Company and
4 Gugie.mo: two stores at Al and IS East 4ith
ST. % Joseph Wessman, and the store In y West
47th 81 10 Nine. Blanche, mner.
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HOGS

Receipts. ss25 head: no sales on live weight.
Ssles-(Iate Monday. s. Judd & Co. state
hogs PIG d. s.. 3 roJghs. 500. $500.
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ROubles Down Still Further.

Russian exchange has fallen still
further, so that yesterday rouble
checks might have been bought at the
: te Of 80 cents 20 the rouble, against
normal price Of about 81, the decline,
o. course BENZ explained by the diff
Guilty IN getting exports out Of Russia,
he' only two ports now open to the
outside world. ArchanRel and Nladivos-
'oeS, being chosed with import bust
hess. There used TO be a time when
events Of international importance
were foreShadoved for the expert in
me iorei n exchange market. II that
is sun so the opening Of the Darda-
eeeles must seem more remote TO Wall
Nieet exchange men than 20 the aver
axe reader Of war news, or else the
Speculative shirt IL aelnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

6TH Az. cor 18th g. for SIX sto-y tenmt
and store 81 $3.50: Leonard WE'LL Construction
NC. rs BwV. Gronenbers Leuchtag ao5 IN
ay architects: S3J 900
eDGEc0MBe AV. E cor 18Th st. FOR a I've 50
teumt - llK76i. lI4th st x 1th Az Con-
stfuctiou Co. 1884 1th az. owner. Gr1Ienbeig
& Leuchfag. 1903 5th az. architects; $4,000
EOGEC0mBE Az. 5. ISL Do l3Sth S. Tor q
five ST. tcumt. 50x7l. same owner. same sIc.ii.
tcet. $50 600
l23O ST. 4sS Z for a two siy workshop - Ok
%. l. n liemmcrdiuger. $50 Beck 80. owner.
Utzzei. S45 Freeman ST. architect. 5000
ST NICHOLAS PLACE cor 10th 81. i0r
one sly sarge lSx2G. II W Lloyd premises.
owner. G Hardway. 347 9TH av architect.
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Now York. InlH 20. 1915.
New York. July 20. 1918.
, nAIM

WHEAT-Weather conditions over the wheat belt
showed a marked improvement to-day. bright sun
shine being reported quite generally for The first
time ior more than week. and as this IS what has
been wanted 10 facilitate harvesting operations the
market broke sharply under general liquidation, and
cQScd with net losses Of 81 9jB. Wall Street
sold heavily and as the day advanced the market
iet me pressure of offerings Of new crop wheat
from the Southwest Interior cash markets were
generally lower. and while there were rumors Of
some export demand no business came TO light. aud
Il was said that exporters I'm some cases we're irving
70 cancel previous purchases. The market had ap-
parently been somewhat overbought on the recent
upturn and the liquidation by frightened longs was
perhaps the principal depressing factor. The move
ment has not set assumed more than very moderate
proportions. and Bradstreets visible supply showed
pared with increase Of 1852 600 last year News
On the spring wheat crop was highly satisfactory.
over Tor about two weeks, and during that time
there IS the probability OF nervousness over the
situation Reports from the Canadian Northwest
were also favorable. but It was said that hot. dry
weather and light winds are now required 10 bring
The crop 10 maturity under the most favorable con
favorable weather. and sdyices from the Southwest
we're 70 the eject that the movement would prob
tinue. In the local cash market new No red win
ter wheat was quoted at 81 % New York. weights
and grades for immediate shipment; new No hard
winter. Sl22l2. / New York export first half
August shipment; No Northern Duluth, $ll3lt.
c Buffalo. September shipment CORN-The
corn market only moderately active. and while
the late positions were easier with wheat and on the
clearing weather July was steady on covering.
prompted By the small stocks and, light receipts.
Brsdsreet's visible supply showed decrease for the
week Of $4,000 bushels. compared with decrease
last year Of 100000 Argentine com was being
offered IN the local market al sjc cost and freight
No yellow corn was quoted al SS1sc prompt ship
mcu:. OATS-Oats were Influenced hy the more
favorable weather for harvesting and moving the new
crop. and the close @. the DAY 3 "a sc net
lower BradstreCts vsib. decreased .4Os 900 bush
els Compared with a decrease Of 604. 900 last year
Tie local cash market easier; standard quoted
al CSC; 40 white. G3i2c. No white g. Be-. No 4
white 62c fancy clipped white b5i2 o4i2c; ordl-
nary clipped white G2is "a fSlzc all elevator RYE
Market quiet. No 2 Western. new. $l07. c Z
New York. export BARLEN-Market duN; mating,
~ &c. 1 [ BuTaIO.
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The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
II points lower ON the basis OF 9lJc Tor mlldlihB
miami. sg,as nil; delivered contract 300 bales
Southern spot markets were ;eegraphed as follows
New orleans quiet. unchanged at 6Sc; sales. 81,
cioslss,nV nominal: Baltimore nominal unchanged
Al SIC: SALES nil Augusta steady. - points lower
al zoe: sales. 500 bales; ST. Louis quiet. &c
flrr,r N sc. sales - bales Little Rock steady.
,,ncbanged al zoe: sales nil: Galveston quiet, un-
CHANGED at s 75c: sales. 2j2 bales savannah quiet.
unchanged AZ SIC: sales ia bales. Norioik quet.
siesdT Unchanged at S75c. sales. 100 bales Houston
st,ady ) points lower at S5jc sales, 266 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

J. Julien Dick, formerly a member
of the firm Of Dick Z Others & Co. is
now with Renskorf Lyon g. Co., in
charge Of their outside securities de-
partment.
The Stock Exchange firm Of n. L..
CARPENTER & Co. nave opened a branch
office at the MoLnt Washington Hotel,
Breton Woods. \. II.
CT. Hudso'i & Co. have united with
the New York Cotton Exchange Clear
ing Association.
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cw. Perkins Disclaims Pools.

Carr. ". Perkins is getting. tired
=, hearing Of himself connected with
.. '.,.T market pools. lie said yesterday
- bs was not identified with the
. ~ hat had advanced the price Of
Fr yT Steel. and he took occasion 70
S.-r at the same time that he had had
W. y, mart En- the famous Steel pool Of o
81 - Tssrs ago. whose management had
i ~ so ofte, credited TO him, or IN
~ pools in the stock market. MT;
S Perkins. while dsclaiming any special
t,.Tle5re Of the Crucible Steel Com,
r,ry's affairs, expressed his approval
y ;is course aiken by one of the COM
s,sy's executive committee-Horacce ;
Wilkinson in publicly setting forth
y. eorpanv's present position. As a
E y, in two corporations that made
, rnctice Of giving all possible pub,
T.tv 70 their affairs-lnternauonal
Harvester and United States Steel-ne
vas he said. strong supporter OF the
,oHey Of publicity in corporation man
fzemenr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
THE METALS MARKET.

COpPFR-T'he local street market for copper vas
easier with e'ertfC'ytic quoted AZ 1914 9l9a,c In
I.ld1n copper closed al "a los Tor standard spot
e-s Tor futures and 600 los Tor elcefr0iytlc srut
TfN Gn tir N-x Y0rz Metal E1chalg- Was weak
a IN spot ia hVe-t0n lots quoted al 80 - 20 &C. In
London lin closed at flii los for standard spot aud
.f.g Do, Tor futures Sith sales ~ ~ t0ls and
srI - tons future LEAD steady. New YORK
spot 500. 4s--l and East So Louis . Ij- asae.I
LorIol .lt spot. - is o. srELrER-Nom-
inaL LcEI-n spe!teT spot. go.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. july 20. 1918.
gEEVES.

New York. July 20. 1918.
sEEVEs.
Receipts $50 head No trade in live cattle;
Feeling steady. with moderate Teeeips eApecIe"
mAnd Al ~. a l5c Tor city diessed native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts. 239 head. Market steady at sS@SN
for veals S6@S7.5O Tor cul.s and thrqwouis Cly
dressed veas slow but steady az $50 l6t2c; lew
lie. country dressed lower at ga liizc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1880 head: q cars on sale sheep
steady: best lambs steady others easier closing
T. use lower than Mondays aie sales common ON g
10 good sheep (cSes) sold al igtj5O per 100 ID;
culls 50: COMMON 10 choice lambs al Ao'g1< N3V'
choice Ky al S.7j culs. s. So. Dressed mutton
easy at S@l25c: dressed lambs at lOa l5c best hos
Sales Saes-Kefas Commission Co 2lo West Va l.nos
sS5 g. S.. 75s. g. s775: il sheep li5 $50
8. 20. s5.25; l. 100 s.; s. no. 81 81 'uIL''
IT To Bin shannon: 2sl Ky lambs. 70 ID; !s75;
s97 Va. g. $50. ll06. So. s.. l6. .. So 80; y
Ks culs 81. s.: yedrings. %. So 80 Va sheep
J. shamberg 4 Son 1903 Va lambs. s.. ;s.2j;
2s5 West Va 49, 'iG.5 70 Va S sjs; i 50 81
Nswton & Co. la West Va lambs. 70 70. $50.
HOGS.
Receipts. s.s25 head; no sales on live weight;
market nominal.
sales-tLate Monday, s Judd Co; state
hogs. PIC TO-. s.; roughs $685. $500.
Chicago. July 2O-HOGs 49, Receipts. 10000:
slow: bulk S7as7 IS: light $500 s.. mi0ed <6.g5
ms7 IS: heavy tG6jm $50; rough. t665 $3.50;
pigs, s. loo 81 30. CATrLE-Recepts. 5000. weak
native beef steers. S6.j00 $l0.35 Western steers.
81 loo S. %; cows and heiers. 81 pa $50; calves.
S7MslO SHEEP-Recepts. = 900; weak; sheep.
S. 500 1915: lambs $3.50 So
Pittsburgh. July 2O-HOGS - Receipts. 1900:
allow: heaSies. $40: heavy Workers.. $50: Light
Workers and pigs s. 40. SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts / 900 steady top sheep 1928; top lambs.
IS CALVES-Receipis. 200. steady. top. SO.
Cincinnati July 2O-HOGS -- Receipts. 2 500 ::
steady: $ja$6.3j. PIGS and lights. Sb.jO@ $50.
CATTIE-Recelpts 2OJ: slow. helfeis $50 s.. so.
SHEEP-Reccpis. zoo; steady. lambs steady. s.
Q$S.iO.
81. Louis. July 2O-HOGS - Receipts. 1900 !:
steady; pigs and lights. $7.3j d$5.sj: miyed and
butchers. $3.50 $50: good heavy: y 40" SO
g. 50dSl03j: yearling steers and heieIs. $50
g.. 6j: cows. $6@ Is. st0ckers and feeders. SOC
s. %: Texas and Indian steers, Sj.25 $50: cows
and heifers. S4d$6.50: native calves, s6a$l0.
SHEEP-Recepts. $500. steady clipped native
muttons. tJ9S5.25: lambs. S7j0@$S. clipped lambs.
t7Gt7.5O.
Kansas City. July 2o.-HOGs-R Receipts 10000
steady: bulk s7.3Oat7.55: heavy. $3.50 81. 80;
packers aud butchers. T.30d $50. light $3.50
s. 60: piss. SGS.j0. CATTLE-Reccip's. 1000
siadj: prime fed steers f9.1j@fl0l0. dressed beef
steers s jO6S96j; southern steers. $3.50 S9.2j !.
cows AJOu$7.jO; heiters. $tH$yN5. stookers and
feeders 81. 500 - 80. bulls. $3.50 $72j. calves.
S6a$lO25 SHEEP - Receipts. 5000: steady
lambs $7.25d s7.7j: yearIngs. $6j09$7.2j. weth-
ers. 500 500. ewes. $500 $50.
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to II point. ne. lower with sales for the day 's'o
PROVISIONS.

Tho market Tor hog products aFan under
pressure aud Influenced 10y weakness IA the hos mar
kct aud the dt cline Ia gfain Receipts Of hogs al
tlicago were 10000. estimated Tor Wednesday. 81
600. Kansas City received 10 900 and Omaha Il.
So short clear. SEA S2i 80 BEEF steady: mess.
SlN@tlS.50 family. $40 500 $40 So packet, SIS. 20
@tlg; extra India mes. S2letS2, DRESSED
llhc: 40 10. ll5sc' pigs. l2hc. CUT MEATS -
Picked bellies steady; 10 10. lih6hac. y 10.
Ike. II 10. l3c. Picked hams steady. Hh o.
l5Ac. TAILOW steady. special. 61sc: city. SIC;
country, 55s@6i4c. LARD easy: middle West ! 20
@Sc. city lard steady. 7h@7Hc; refined lard quiet
Continent. 9.0jc. South America gt0c. Brazil.
kegs. zoe. compound steady. 7k@7kc. STEAR-
me quiet: oleo. sac ely lard stesrine 9tc.
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

S5TH ST. 60 2. 20 az sly dwelling: A Haves.
owner. Gsonca1erg Leuchtag 3O3 9Th az
architects. 5000
5sTH ST. 70 z. sty dwelling; same owac..
same architect s. 900
$50 ST. 5iJ 10 81. 10 10 sty lofts: p Mc.
Nuty. Great Neck L l. owner. D Kennedy.
premises. architect: S. 900
GATH ST. llj r. 20 3 sty and basement dwell.
ing. Dr. j J Mlorhead 30i W S9tl - owner;
Muiliken Moeilor. 1903 Park sL architects
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The Bronx.

WASHINGTON Az. sw cor Tooth s. three sty
brick store and loft. 52K93 .. Irving Lev.
s35 900
GILLESPIE Az >. lo5TlO5 Coddiugton az.
two ,ty frame dwelling. 2lTi0. Margaret Bef-
ran. owner. Anton Pimer architect. $1,000
GILLESPIE Az. $ 1899 n Codd.nston az.
frame dwelling. 2lNiO. ) Berran owner;
Anton Primer. architect. $1,000
BOSTON R0AD, cor wilkins av sy stores
aud tcamt. 80 john and FOX 81 Corp. owuer.
J Thomas architect $4,000
FOROHAM ROAD. cor Elm Place. ! sy
brick stores and marke, iJ9 iNS6 Elm Hold
ing co. oaucr. Frankfort hlfcuncr. afch.-
teCts, Ni0VlJ
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Brooklyn Lots Sold.

Tie Realty Associates sold fifteen lots on tie
south side OF 54th st.. 100 feet east Of llth av.
.o0Xl0O. 70 the Innovation improvement Company.
brick dwellings also sold IS 81 Felix ST.. three
story and basement brick dwelling. lot 20K10. 20
Charles +. Vail. through the NJ. r. Fulcher Com
pauy as broker
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Tar, atys; VI Glare. ref: due. SIS 0ee.2 90.
taxes. etc, $l,ll9.s5; TO the plaintiff Tor $4,000:
MOTT ST. 2s4. 5. sos Houston :, 2jxs5.l0.
) sly tenmt and stores: d Israel AIT Aivino et
al; Danziser. atty: 7 Ryan. ref; due.
$4,000: taxes. etc. s. 492. o.: sub 70 lst mtg
OF $4,000. To the plaintiff FOR $4,000.
By Samue. Goldsucker
9TH ST. s2s F. s. 2s6 Az C. 81 sxas II. s
sly tenmt; Julia ! D0nley sgt Mary Franklin
e. al, X X J O'GOrman. attys. Benedict.
ref. due. sll SOP Is. taxes. etc. 1851 TO- sub 70
prior mtg OF 81. 500. To the plaintiff for $34 900.
By Samuel Marx.
HESTER ST. g.. 8. 75.2 v Suffolk st; 25Ilo3$3.
sty tenmt and store ard sly rear bldg; Sarah
Werbel0ysky agt Rcbecca Lasky e a.. II a
c G. Bachrach. attys. " Klein ref partition.
To ; Small for s20.500
AZ the Bronx Exchange:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
CLINTON AV s. l32 n lsist st. s51lj0. vacant !.
Annie Mayhouey ct al agt Giosue Gallant et alt
Wesselman Krsus. attys; W Mcheown. tef 4
due 81. 1885,. taxes etc. f2.09l.65. Adjourned
10 Aug g.
By James L. Wells Co.
DECATUR kV, VS. l20 8 205th st. 5OIioO. vacant
Smith Williamson agt Calm ct al; Williamson
a Bell. attys. c + Moore. ref; due. f2S20.21 !;
taxes. etc S6j. To the Plaintiff for $1,000.
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COFFEE.

Interest was lacking IN the coffee market yeSte ger.
dav and out Of a total days business o. ol'O Dass
lie greater part was in the form OF etchaiigss rom
SeutSmIer TO December at lO points, dlntie enc
onerstions I'm the market seemed 10 be cohnheI
IN occasional hedges and exchanges on me par OF
those who have outstanding accounts 1s1is' srG a.
DC cioee Of The day were 10 points net lower
There seemed TO De little in the market 70 al ,Iact
outside interest and old co1ee lTaGeIS were
MOI disposed 10 take chances on $500. yio'n,erts
There have been repeated rumoIs TO me enec in@i
tbn Rr.isb Admiralty proposed 10 take more ngld
sterd on tho question ~ importation OF coHee ny
TYropean countries. and II was sara ulal anNstS
IN TI,rore were 10 the effect that u had neeh de-
"a uot 10 restrict shipments TO tloIahd UP 70
so 900 bags per month"; wncn rs u, o, some aci1n
iii he taken in connection with ScauainaYa, "T r
;1,,,,,tod large amount Of coffee last season ING
,r6,,.1scd brazilian plan 20 finance the surplus OF
co1ce is believed TO be in anticipation o. Sonle,ns
~ ,I,e hind or OF a very large crop ana, on me
,rhoie there are TOO many disturbing elements IN IN
NJ T,stEct 10 create confidence. especially as the
no, dem1nd is slow and the new crop Is moving
freely Local spot prices were were pio M Range
prices, yeeter-
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U. S. Treasury Finances.

W.shington. July 20-The condition ~ M
rr,ed states Treasury al the close y business n
dsv was Net balance in general fund S''.,5--. ~
- - --.alrfs s. $50 Sfq. total payment. 50 1851
"a TIE deadt this fiscal year So ~ 200
g.irst surplus 70 s. .-3H. oo, l.,t year. eltlsi'
~ Panama Canal and Vubls debt La-s4ei!'As'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21

gorge ". Reynolds. the Chicago
t-,Aef. was quoted yesterday as say
~ s!,fopos Of the international finan-
-. situation: War orders and for
,y sa loans IN America are greatly ex-
h!a'ed. Europe owes our manufac-
Fa and exporters over 81 1000. OOO.-
s,,ggut there IS no necessity for de-
sss.ug early payment. How much
e,S. manufacturers will extend
~ Is for them 10 determine. Amer
a,,!Oa hkers are not encouraging Gus
rsS. 70 sell great deal abroad on
as,,., very little gold is crossing the
s,,as .ie either way. and when our
AL -ta' 'urers feel they must demand
ssn.iOr goods so as TO have money
&, n. 10 keep going &c may expect
Il,t SS,max Of the situation. II would
> s,,. easy ! imagine, to get Europe
~ with win any gold at this time. but
sti,be suFsly safe to say that the gold
L ~ We nave thus far sent across has
lrs,; way affected our gold supply.
,st5,' !, mas plenty of gold fo~ all its
mat exist or can be foreseen."
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New Tenants for Dwellings.

samuel n Martin leased Tor the West 6Oth street
Reaify Company the dwelling al IS West Goth 81.
10 Louise Wo.f-rt
III. UoIgftoa Company leased Tor Dr Frederick
DE sa.s AleGdes the dwelling al 80 West s0ih o.
Pa-ier 4 60 leased for Henry J. Webster 10
H.. Nll rrlas the lNe--lug a 100 West l.a,h 81
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
Now 1oTh, July -V' IVIV
REANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week 1918 bags beans and 1923
bags peas: exports. 25i6 bags beans and 4s5 bags
peas: imports Is bags beans and $40 bags peas.
TradInc has been on a very moderate scale and he
market has undergone material change. though
the general temper Of the market Is easy. Hather
more state marrow Offering and choice lots job at
81 6Od 81 IS. Exporters are taking a few. There
has also been some demand for medium from ship
ncrs Az 81 70dS575 Pea have weakened about &c;
The best lots are now Offering at $5l59332Q. Con-
tiuued light demand for red kidney. and II taxes
choice DIV stock 10 sell at s6.l59S62O. on grades
Of all kinds are hard 20 move and values are very
uncertain California lima have dragging sale NE
marrow choice. 100 b. s. Godi76j; medium,
choice. S5.7O@s575. pea. choice. S5.lo@s5.2o; red
kidney choice $3.50 $500: wAih kidney. SiOS
soup $i75as5; lima. Cal. choice. tj@f5.l0: PEAs.
Scotch, choice. S4@N.l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Louisville. July 20.-SHEEP AND IAMBS-Re-
csipts 40: two days 2.9OS. active demand for
choice lambs ard only a light supply on sale. best
lambs. -, gSc: seconds. J@ji9c; culls. Be-; tat
sheep 5@ ji,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool C96 6 Spot
SPECULATION and export. 900. American. 1000 I'M
ports 5000 American 5000 upland i., IiI.
il.ed ouiet but steady at a net decline q p 10
2i4 points JqlyAusls 5o2iad October NG ,,a5-
Apdl s I'D: May-June j.j3d Manchester: Yarns
Receipts at the ports and interior points. with
comparisons. follow NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21

c-o. csbies-Rio No Z. unchanged al fsyOV. tI-
, OUaie0 - g,Sgd unchanged; receipts, 10000 bass
SAS. ts sto,k $50 600 bags Santos. No unchangcd
al $500; receipts 6lOOo bags socH ga . o
dysT Sunday against q 600 sesr od ago ana 80 600
oNet a,s 600 Sac Paulo had $1,000. against 81
tW0 seS' a. 900 and Juudiahy $4,000 against 1900
mi AZ 900 bags. respectively.
anu 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21

There was no change in the general market for
naval stores and trading was only moder'te IN al
departments SPIRITS TURPENTlNE. machine
bis, 42ihc TAR-Retort aud kiln. $3.50 5.50c
ROSIN-C Common 10 good strained. 325cj b. i3e
u. 355c. l.. s soc: T. 3.7jc; @, S.s0c; u, 3SOci J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
sEAsoARO cLEARANcES.


I'll. ,o,,- market was inactive. with trading con-
siin, Isrgeiv Of small lots TO supply urgent re-
quifcmens The following prices ~ woo9 ln, aIS
SSe,e0,s e. COdS7lO. spring clears. 5000 500 J;
Winter patents 900 winter sl si t'%5 80
ass 81; extra No winters. S'IV@ 80 10
3, |i'e sprHs patents obbns lots s7Goa$ g.
RYE FiOUR-Quiet Fair to g9oI ~ 6 49,
f E,in drie3 s4iS BAG MEAI-Quet Fine white
ma yellow s75% $50 uI S0a 81 looib sacks.
~ EtP beavy mddiings do $3.50; nour DO sS5 red
dog -four. l4O-lb sacks. $50; WeSeT mfegu az
.96 To- noir middfngs do $50 red dog hour I4o-
OsaCcts S36. oilmesl S35 259$3j5O.