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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF W.ARSHIPS

First Lieut.. ELMER 5. TENNEY Med. Res. Corps.
from Fort Baker upon arrival Of tspC FhbD
ERICk c. A. kELl.AA. j.. Med. Corps. thence
Name OF Of Lieut. Lieut. FRANK THoRP. Jr, 9Th Field
Art placed on list u officers detached from
their proper commands. 70 take effect sept Is.
and lame Of First Lieut. BENJAMIN NJ
BA En- 9eu ff,a Lieut. lett BA BAILEY o Si duty With
Organized Militia OF Georgia. TO take effect
Fu 81 Lieut. FRANK c GRIFFIs. Med Res
Corps from temporary duty at IT. Du Poni.
and further da at ~ Mott rn to T I4ie f Me-
Corps. at f. Du Pout thence TO n. Morgan.
vice First Lieut. THOMAS 5. SCOTT. Med.
Res Corps. to Texas city and report TO I'd
F,i Dl'T Ieut 'o cHARiEs If. oCoNNoR IT,. Med
Corps. from Walter Reed General Hospital. d.
; S SPSs % ' 60 i So 70 Tor aay
Fist Lieut.. DAVID d. HOGAN. Med. Corps from
"a Division to T. Sam Houston FOR duty with
Frs; Lieut.. ROBERT D. HARDEN. Med. Corps.
from walter Reed General Hospital 10 Fsesidlo
First Lieut. LLOYD +. TEFFT. Ned Corps. from
Walter Reed General Hospital TO Tobyhanna Penn.
Second Lieut. HARRISON II. c. RICHARDS, ith
CIV attached 10 Aviation Section OF Signal
Corps a. al aviation student. to signal Corps.
Aviation School San Diego. - 49,
Second Lieu Russell b. PATTERSON. l2th
Cav. detached for duty with Yellowstone Ma
Leaves Of absence. Capt GEO. d. FREEMAN IT.,
Quarterm4ster Corps. two months on arrival IN
United States. Nal PALMER r.. flEhths 4'ui
Iniy one month and ten days upon relief from
duty IN PHILIPPINES. Capt. JOHN ;. LAMBlE.
n Medical Corps. two months. second Lieut.
John T. RHETT Infy.. two months upon ar
rival IN the United States.
NAVY.
lieut. C E. SMITH. 10 Naval Academy. Sept g.
Iieut dr. graIel W l.. RICHARDSON, Jr., de-
taehed Tennessee. 10 Leave Of absence;
Lieut. tJr gradel {. MOOhE 70 Balcn
p A surg H. A. GARRISON. to Naval Hospital
P.y Dir KEAH FRAZER. to retired list. Aug II.
Paymsster ;. Z. BARBER detached Vermont to
nag P pawn a. C HEARNE. detached navy
ward Portsmouth. sept. Is. TO naval station
Ocngap, via oct. transport
T. A Psymaster u. VI. ADEE. detached -. LOUIS
10 nav yard Portsmouth
On Mach q. o. LITTLEtlELD. 10 nav yard
Chief Paw Clerk T. A HENRY commissioned.
PAY Clerk {. W. WHITE. warranted
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Aug s.-whlpple. az sitkA; Pau Jones. Preole.
Perry and Stewart At Dutch Harbor: Clsre-
lsud al MszAtlau.
Aug i-suppIy, al Olongapo: Ranger. al Annapolis
Wahneta and Tallahassee. al Sorfok; barney. ..
Washington: Kentucky. al Tangler SOUND sld
Hampton Roads Wilmington. at Hong hong
Amn.en. Al Newport: Connecticut al fort-an-
Prince Jupiter al TompkinsSlle.
SAILED.
Aux 3-ClevelAnd. MaEatlan for Ia PH: Denver.
NlItatlan Tor GuDmAs, IVA, w...,,.,o, o..
Washinsfon Yard CastIne New Orleans Tor
Port Au- Prince Brutus. Charleston for Norfolk
KENTUCKY Hampton Roads for ranges Sound and
return Hampton Roads
Truxtun placed In reserve 81 san FTancises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
||10PICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
r.cture of Warsaw Is Not
a Allowed to Act as a
Damper on Trading.
nIIS-CHALMERS IS
A DISAPPOINTMENT
,..,;ros Are Larger than First
quarters. but Much Below
What Was Expected.

h,~ the stock market was con-
,,e CAPTURE Of Warsaw by the
e - might have been a mine explo-
-. in New leland or an automobile
..;3s,t in Peking. AS it happened, the
- news from Berlin was made pub
- !, ,he Street Just about the time
.s.,s we're concluding that the reac-
soD which followed the announcement
- Ari.. Chalmers disappointing earn
NO, was natural and healthy and were
ha s TO buy stocks again. With
'.s, bpving coming IN from the West
- with the profit taking in the war
-. not large enough TO be unset
, Ing, the taking Of Warsaw was not per per-
u ms "a act as a damper, even though
nv ~ Wednesday there had sprung up a
% Sa,s hat the Polish capital might, at
~ all hold out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
Trade Prices Rising.

Among the many evidences OF bet
+erment in general business in the
United States "Cun's" Index Number
Is not the least important. On Aug
ust It rose to s125.O7a, Against st
si24.95s the month before and s12o.14O
a wear ago. Two years ago the figure
was s11S'515. The number on August
! Of this year is the highest ever re,
ported for the period, except in Civil
W War days. The number is divided into
seven items, and only two OF these
breadstuffs and meats, show, declines
The former has fallen for three con.
secutive months and now STANDS at
sos 999, against s26.467 on July !: The
Iatter is sl1.3sS, against Sl2.194 a
month ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
From The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. August 5.


ARMY
Mai EUGENE r. wHITMoRE Med. Corrs ;, -e r.
Heyed A. curator Army Medical Museum. ahn VI
addition 10 other duties report 70 i, "a
Amy Med School professor OF mntary anu
fronical medicine, vice Lieut.. Col CHAMfE I.
McCULLOCH. Jr.. Ned. Corps. designated Is
uSG RoRERT = VIM. Med Corps from duly
with "a Division ard further duty a. ,so,s
Mones. to take effect upon expiration sA''
a'f Ray, i9eSfe = 70 ETcALF. Med Corps IDon
arrival OF Mai VIM. al ~ Porter 70 leA~
Mai THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK. Med CoTps
from Fl Adams to Texas ely t3r auy 20 NJ
TE IN d. r GEDDiNGs. Med. Corps to IT.
CAPT Hl1'e GEORGE E THoRNE. O N. G. now .! on
C,Ttrai Dept for duty until Sept. l. thence %
II BENJAMIN Harrison ne for t S0RRERT suy SMITH aIT
o. VI C. and thence 10 Galveston as assistant
Capt FHoaAs c AUsTIN Med GoYs t ag,T
Al r. Law IN take effect upon arrival OF capt
NEIsoS GAPEN. Med. CORPS. at f. Han eo,s
HFYR Ky 6, PiILsBURY. Med Corps to Walter
Reed General Hospital, u, {: A., -. ,-o,,
Capt HOWARD IL JOHNSON. Me1' cc0'pso T IKE
erect upon arrival Of Mai PERCY ASH
BURN. Med. Corps and upon expiration ieA'e
c,S S + LEVY p'i'' ". HATHAWAY. Med; cSTps upon
arrival al Fl. Baker Ok Capt EfhDbhit
kELLAM. Jr.. Med. CORPS 10 D""s-N'' ~
cI iSr 't GnfP&nLTs s f. GORDON. Jr INF from
California No. o. kansas Cliy, no, :. ~
ncruon With duties Inspector Instructor u
Org.niIed Militia OF Missouri. -.
C,pt WILSON W. BU KrT. 2Oth M, ILonl uuy
WIN organized Militia Of California Sep1 H.
en-, ms OMAR OMAR ". PINLsToN. Ned. cOTs; from
fort Ogethorpe and further duty al toiui ,.
Rarrscks to take effect upon aHNLt a. -,
D@ir,Iorpe OF capt. GEORGE B. LAhE. heu'
Csrn. thence 10 Fort sam Houston
Cant HARRY G.. HUMPHREYS. Med Co,ps, I'm
temporary duty al For os'cthoIpe ~ .. -" nm
amy Al Jefferson Blulcks. 70 .aar
s+riv,i of Major ROBERT NJ ThohSBl MN,
Nj Corus Al Fou Osltthorpe. aud thehcc 70
r. CIV and report for duty 81 Division. WIN
station a. Fort Mackenzie o.. a.. r.,
c."f LANES A WILSON. Med. Corps. from fort
Z iortir1 no take effect upon arrival AZ tlAi -
~ CAPT PAUL ". GIBSON. Med corps Hid
c,a, LANES { MAGGIE. Med. Corps. upon AZ
I'll an For Leayeuworth Of Cap. LOUIS II.
WISsON Med Corps. 10 TEXAS Ciy ana report
80 81 Diysion for temporary duty -,
c.rs FRANK w WEED, Med. COfpS, lI1iI
oRBS-,iia san Francisco. % Ietiefman Ge. "a
Hospital VICE Capt SAMUEL D. sOhHAS' N
,'orps 10 Fort Huachuca 49, ~, o. ,..r,
csnf GEORGE H. MLElIAN, MED C2 1RR,,., i vm
Port Mcdowell upon arrival OF zap r 20" ~ ~,
II KRFMERS Med. Corps. tEence 20 ltt.s ~.
.sr1-t fo "a Division Tor duty. WIN stttloh a.
F6rt Ingan H. Roots . ., n
Csnt CHARLES Is. GArEWOOD ordhAnee De
p.,,ms1t from san Antonio ArsenA upon q.
piio ~ isiye thence 20 Canal Zone and report
10 duty pertaining 70 installation ana it.t %
synsment I'M Canal Zone and a. armament ohiest'
P.n4ma Armament District relieving OaVI
pLpuLI1 n NIX Ordnance Departulenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
HAY AND STRAW.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. August S. 1918.
BEEVES.

Receipts 900 head: mainly consigned direct to
local butchers. No trading on live weight eight feel.
inc unchanged. Dressed beef quiet al IEgl9c per
ID for common 10 prime native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts. lls head. including 4s head for th-
market Feeling steady. Common TO fairy prime
yeals sold al S9@slS per 100 no cu,s HgSSii22o.
country dressed do. l4al5lzc; dressed grassers
and skim milk ca7es. ll@lic.
81, S lies Ss S M ,5 '' ca. ~ g. S. average
McPherson 4 Co: l veal. $50 ID. $3.50:
. ToSin & shannon: 3 veals 100 ID. sll; culls.
TX Kef Hs'( Commission Company: Nd veals. i4c
ID S'-' SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 1857 head. including 81 cars FOL, The
market Feeling steady. Common 70 FAIR sheer
ewes GOD At i5o i,Ss3 s, go 9sd i;G 0 p, Sss
a iSisc; hog dressed do. l7Sl7lsc
Ii aver average s. 3 per 100 h: cus So SIS
Ks i Commission Company rs Nd lambs; g
S.. 8. s5-2255. Il Nd sheep los. $ 80.
Newton Co. z53 Va lambs. So h. *s'5; 49,
ro5in shannon. 2is Ky lambs. g. ID. $40
1913 Va. IS. 1913: 2si. s.. $3.50; IL Va sheep.
Receipts. l.i63 head. including only few head
for the market. Feeling easier. -
saIcs-Tobin h shannon: Penn hogs. 100 ID
A' Ghsss5 az A1s p' III
bulk. S6 3o@ s. 10 light s6s 9s6'' miIed 50 =
SIS, s 1s S A24L E21f Esss iS i'sS 700
steady; native beef cattle. Gl5@$l o25: Western
steers s. 7jgfS.2j. cows and heifcls. $3.lO@
II 900: firm. sheep. $ti6q{7: lambs. 81 500
rs6ars4 Anf !, ~ GEE sa9 rio, - ss
steady: Top sheep. Sis: top lambs $40 CALVES
-Receipts 100. steady. top. Sl2
Cincinnati Aug, 5-HoGso,Rse,c receipts 500
mon 70 choice. si5o@t6: piss and lights. So sea
$z75. CATTLE-Reccipts. 500: steady; calves
50 %. lambs higher. $ 7j@se 20 -.
East Buffalo. Aug. 5-cAITLIEER Receipts. 200
head head active ii, and steady: H5oaIi2 HOGs-Re,
S GfT5 s 95S "'' 3at So" rls.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 200 head. active;
81 Louis Aug 5.-HoGs-Reccipts. 5000:
butchers. 1880 S7.65; good heavy. '6lj@T. 20.
CATTIL-l,eceipts. $500; steady native 0ee'
s. 5oa SO cows. sGass: siockers and feeders. 500
SS.2j; Texas aud Indian steers. s. go $ 80 soss
p-Eecelpts: 800: steady: lambs. $SeSs75;
Kansas city Aug -HOGs-.Receipts. 800:
ers and butchers s7ss74o light. .t7ioGSliJ5:
pigs. S6JoGS7 CATTLE-Receipts. $500
steady prime fed steers. s95OaSlO: dressed beef
s. 50@s750. heifers. $3.50 $50: stockers and
feeders. t62jH{S25; bulls, S525dt675 calyes.
$50 $40 80. SHEEP-Receipts. 400. steady: lambs.
s. 4Oa 80. year.ings. $o.5O@|7.jO. wethes. $3.50
s. ewes. $625G 1913.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Louisville. Aug 5.-sHEEP AND LANfBs-Re-
ceipts. 2.79l; four DAYS. 1880; prices steady
IA &c: fat sheep steady, 5a51ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
Thomas's Commission.

a. "a answer TO a complain: from Can
a mat D. A. Thomas seemed to be
terminating in the placing Of wal
~ ~ue's IN favor Of American middle
~. VA and against Canadian manufact'
Sts' The London Times" of recent
SN says that there is reason to be
S I've that Canada will get all the or.
s mat can possibly be put in hel
~! The supposition that D. A
i.Ohas Is only placing orders through
TLaeIean middlemen," il says, els un
SSShaed. He is in a position to dea
r. r.0ependently of Messrs. Morgan &
w. and is doing So"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
LEASES 18TH ST. SPACE
Suites of Offices in Masonic
Building Also Rented.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased space
IN the Madison Square Building, Is 10 10 East -oh
~ Tor the Jacob Rupert Realty COOPERATION 70
Frederick Bauer. and also to LApman a bene,
Tie NaSIIic building IS West 2ith st., 10 the
North American Film Corporation. as well as othe'
srace I'M The building 10 ; J. H. sales Co. INC
and 10 Thomas y Mllgus , -,
Huberth A Huberth have sub-ieased for the Mise,
Kar store At 1896 Broadway. to the sheepsne.nI
nav Sneedyay Motor Corporation. and also leased
for Joeeph Shenk the store at 1892 Broadway 10 F.
W. Wright. Inc. .,., =, r,..s,.o.
y Brigham Hall and William ID. Bloodsood
Inc leased for Morris Gumpei 10 BENJAMIN Raoiho-
wiz the store and basement al 2Sl6 THIRD aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
Russian Loan Paid.

The S25,OOO,OOO loaned to Russia last
January by a group of New York banks
headed by J. p. Morgan & Co., which
was negotiated through the medium OF
acceptances, was paid off yesterday. 1t
was stated that as yet no arrangements
have been made for a new issue OF
bills, but steps in this direction are ex-
pected 10 be taken soon. The loan just
taken up, banker in the lending
group said was met with funds fur
nished the different acceptors OF the
bills by the Russian government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
SUGAR.

No new Developments occurred in the local mar
ket for refined sugar. and while Withdrawals on
old contract were moderate. business was light
Prices unchanged at $500 .6jc for fine. The
following are list prices Of the American Sugar Re
hninS Co: Crystal domino tablets. eases 2-lD car
tons. hall or full size. N5jc and S.75c in y cases:
DO cases 5-lb cartons fun size S.ljc and Csc In
y cases: cut loaf. 6.55c: crushed. 6.4jc. Eagle
tablets 7.O5c. mould A. 6.l0c. cubes aud Eagle
confcctiOners granuated $500. MIX powdered
s. soc and o soc. IN containers 25-b bulk: Eagle
BIB bags. powdered. &c. powdered and coarse pow
dered. and Eagle coarse graduated. DISC; iruit
powdered and Eagle extra. fine granulated. 5.6jc:
domino graduated cases 3 3iz and 5-lb cartons
$3.50 and 6.0jc IN y cases Eagle q 81 and 5-lb
cartons fine granulated. SIS 2-lb bags. do $3.50:
81 10 bags do $500: 5-lb bags do 5.S5c: 10 ID
bags. do $500: 25 and 50lb bags. do aud standard
graduated 5.7Oc: me granuated and diamond A.
bose: confectioners A. j.5jc; No !. 54Oc; No .
5.55c: No 3. $50: No 4. 30; No 8. $50; No o.
3 l5c: 40 7. 5lOc. No :. Bose: No g. SC; No To.
405: No II. 49Oc No y. 4Sjc: No lS. IA and
u. 4.SOc little more activity was noted in the
market for sugar..but sales were for future
quircmentS amounting to 10000 bags Of CuOas. "a
half August shipment TO a local rcnuer at sac cost
and freight. equal TO 45lc for centrifugal ON tie
spot Cubas offered on the same basis. but re
fners again inclined to hold or. owing 70 tie
disappointing demand for refined. and IN the lh-
sence Of business prices were n0minaly unchanged
Centrifugal was quoted az CSC. molasses. 3.SIc
and Cubas. and freight, So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
Rebuy the Brendan.

The Brendan. a six story elevator apartment
mousse A. the southwest corner or = NlsNo-aa az
,ction by Joseph p Day FOR $lSl0s2. The action
was brought 10 satisfy mortgage ludsment o.
about $50 600 over a prior mortgage OF SljN.OV0. -
This house was bought 90 1911 by Mayor {. r
Thayer OF Norwich. Conn. and Albert L. Potter OF
that town. The action was brought Dy }. IL MMN
against the Breudau Trading Company when req
resents the Connecticut interests. But one bid was
made for the property yesierday-S23. oOO-in De-
half Of the Bleuddn Really company s%d ID iepto
ssnt fhe defendant interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph Company, at
a special meeting yesterday, authorized
an increase in the capital stock from
S50,000000 TO 100000.
L. w. Knowles, former credit man
ager, has been elected to the newly
created position of assistant cashier
by the directors of the Liberty Ma
tional Bank. j. P. Mcguire succeeds
him.
The worlds wheat prospects and
new factors bearing on its marketing
are discussed in a circular issued by
Renskorf, Lyon & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
House and Apartment Rentals

rba uouqh,on Company has leased FOR Gideon f;
Fountain 10 Alice I Maltby the three story ana
basement dwelling. ia West 9lst s. 49,,
Samuel H. Martin has leased ior me Deher IA a
SvuoJ OF The Reformed Church N America the
dye,lrg. 1875 West 6jth ST. to Mar scanion -
Douglas l. Gilman Co have iea.ed 'o Cons
and 'hree baths occupying the fourteenth noOr m
SSj PARK AZ. northeast corner Of 6lst s. TO Roland
Conklin president n the Cuba Railroad $50 =
i,rge anarfuput I'm 800 Park av.. southeast corner
Of 54ih St. TO MIS-. William II. Brey9oti also
AN apartment IN ia Fast Sith ST. 10 Laiham H.
Douglas J.. Gilman & Co also report the iol-
lowing renewals In 90l Lexington av-. 20 MIS-
Henry Ives Cobb ir.. and IN ~ East SD ST. 10
Mr., George II. Potts.
Pease K E,llma1 have rented for Mrs j. A.
Harriott 10 Mrs. Margaret smith ne Tour s'ory
nd basement house 2Oxl00 feet. ~ West 18Th -
Xiso rsufsi fo- thr Crukshank Company. As agents.
an apartment in els W,sf >jth 81. 20 c {. ABBOT
and Tor the Durham Realty Corporation an apart
urnt I'm 40 Riverside Drive 10 Mn. j. C. Ramsay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
MARKET
DOES NOT EXPAND
New War Loan Closes a Trifle
Lower-Americans Steady
Discounts Easier.

London, Aug. 5.-The stock market
generally did not expand The new
war loan fuctuated in narrow limits
and closed slightly lower. Home rails
were weak, owing to the impending
issue of s1,5OO,OO0 London & North
western Railway Az per cent pre-
ferred stock. Brazilian fractions were
firmer, coppers hardened, and Cana
dian Car and Foundry made q fur
Their advance of Az points.
American securities we're firm, espe-
ciaIly United States Steel. The close
was steady. ooo
The Bank of England sold 100000
in bar gold. Money was in ample sup
ply and discount rates were easier
Money loaned at to An per cent.
Discount rates for short bills were
AS per cent; for three months, AS
to per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
$4,000 for Seat.

Three Stock Exchange seats were
sold yesterday at $4,000 each, un-
changed from the last previous sale;
The memberships involved were posted
for transfer as follows: william Ras-
mus TO Benjamin d. Bartlett, George
G.. Eustis, deceased, TO J. Ford Johnson,
jr.. and Henry c. Hackney to c. Red
ner Richards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
EXPECTS BIG WAR ORDER
Canadian Car and Foundry Co
Negotiating with Russia.

Nathaniel Curry, president of the
Canadian Car and Foundry Company,
Yesterday confirmed reports that his
company Is negotiating a new war or
der with the Russian government in
addition to the $50 100000 contract re-
ceived early this year. Senator Curry
stated that the new order may run as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
In the Auction Rooms.

The sales held yesterday in the local auction
rooms resulted follows
At "a Nesey st..
By Joseph p Day.
18TH ST. 500 w. w col. st Nicholas I" gnI
100 sly apt house and stores The Brendan
Realty Co party In interest. f0r SIS! 0s2
ST. NICHOLAS Az. 40. $. 26z q l+5h st.
Is 6x6I 61ls sx62. To the plaintiff for $4,000.
Mira ST lOS-IlO T. s. 526 Park aV, 81. or
l9o. sty fat and stores To the Dl'intn '0i
l23D ST. 43I z. s. 32is lst Az is sIloo'll'
sy dwis To the plaintiff for $4,000.
30 Az. 1854 s. zoos q 9Zd 25Il00. sly Nat
and stores To the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY william =. Rae
18Th ST, $40 W. s. 22O West End Az 2oI
az: 8 sly dwls To the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
27rH ST 3I2-sl4 W. 8 $. 1915 sh az. 1sT
$50 sty fat. To the plaintiff for Al.2s5.
Al 3ZOs Third Avenue;
By Henry Brady
MARMIoH Az. 1850. $. 6s3 ism &; So IL
$50 sty fat To the plaintir for $4,000
MARMloh Az 1884. ;. 553 lISh - So IL
$50. s,y fiat; action 2 To the platinum Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
Great Britain's Copper.

q" is curious in these times, when
~ Sermans are reported to be melt
,s Gown church bells and buying cop
~, AN Kitchen utensils to supply their
M unition factories, TO find the Wool
hs az arsenal in England not only re-
,. .s,hg 10 buy copper, but selling it's
,~pper scrap for want of a place to
Ss.'.e Its huge supplies. And yesterday
I, was reported that the British gov
lament had sent 500 tons of Hamp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06

The local market for spot cotton was steady ana
: points higher at l0c for middling upland sales
Mi. delivered on contract 100 bales. Southern spot
markets were telegraphcd as follows: Galveston
steady ; points higher at S90c. sales $40 bales
savannah steady Ice higher al SIC. sales las
bales Memphis steady. unchanged at S.Ijc: sales
80 bales. Houston steady. 10 points higher a.
X goc. sales 500 bales New Orleans steady. un-
hanged AZ sec. sales $50 bales Mobile nominal
unchanged al slSc sales nil. Charleston dull. IN
quoted Wilmington nominal. Baltimore nominal
Unclaimed AZ SIC; sales NIL Augusta steady. IN
changed al 3 soc: sales LIS bales. 81. Louis quiet
10 higher at sac: sales bales. Little ROCK
qulet unchanged al S.JOc; sales NIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
BROOKLYN Houses in a Trade

Salzberg sold for the y s Realty Company
n the Fort Greene Realty Company Two four story
apartment houses. lust finished. az the northeast
corner OF 18th Az. and i3d st. Broo kyn. The
houses arr On plot 60Xl00 feet. The Fort Greene
Realty Company gave in part paymen, plot Of
seven lots on Jamaica av and Cleveland So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
Buyer of Holly Arms.

Frederick Brown IS The buyer O Ia 81 soy
Holly Arms apartment house al t02 - 40 West
llSth St. near ST. Nicholas ay.. the sale Of whlch
hv the McKeOu Realty Company reported yes
terday The structure Is fully. rented and was
held az 5000. 600 The Seamer's savings Bank holds
a first mortgage Of $40. 600 Oh the pr0pery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Gables: Spot,
cotton good demand; sales. 1900 bales specula-
;iou and export. l. 500: American. 1900: Imports
; 900: American. MI. NIid-upland. 54sd. Futures
open "a steady 10 S points higher. Closed quiet
but steady al a net advance Of 70 points DC
tober November. 546izd. January -Fehruary 5s012d
March April. 56Siad: Msy-June. j.75lzd. July
August jslkd. Manchester-Yarns dull; cloths
Offers too low. go,
Receipts at the port, and interior points with
. cOmuarsOns follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-06
COFFEE.

Those who took the selling side Of September
coffee during the course Of July liquidation have
been showing disposition to cover recently but on
account OF the Comparatively small stocks here longs
have not been selling freely and a rather trim
technical position has arisen IN September which
has advanced 10 premium over the other months
up 20 and including December. Sales during yes
terday's session amounted to $3.50 bags Iut OF
this amount 81 500 bags we're In the form Of c1-
changes from September to December at a scount
OF ! 10 points and from September 10 March az
premiums OF IL 70 y points Price changes during
the day were rather narrow and at the close values
were unchanged to points net higher Conditions
in Brazil were gwen hearish construction as Rio
exchange on London showed Z decline II Nd and
receipts at primary points were again large. Cost
and freight offers were quite numerous indicating
continued desire on the part Of Brazil 10 make
sales here and prices unchanged 10 slightly
lOwr: Santos Is being quoted al csc: IS and Is.
ST. 0d 1850: Is at $3.50 :. ojc. Rio Is al 6gGn7c
The local spot market was inactive aud barely
steady with Rio Is quoted al nc. Range Of prices: