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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
Bonds by the Acre.

Il became known here early i'm the
I:oek market day that the subscrip-
ton 20 the new British war loan was,
IS the Germans might say but prob
ably won't colossal Applications
tor nearly S3.O0O.O0O.Oo0 worth of bonds
were received from q total Of 100000
applicants. As q popular success the
loan left nothing wanting. lt was not
oyersubscrl strictly speaking. be-
cause for all practical purposes the is
sue was made unlimited. but 10 had all
the effect Of q great oversuhscr.pHon.
Some Of its influence was felt here I'D
the shane of a new impetus in the
stock market. More, II was predicted,
viii be felt before many DAVIS have
passed. There cannot be such evidence
that over q million persons are willing
70 buy securities IN a country involved
IN the greatest war ever known, even
though patriotism was a magnet for
their sovereiCus and their snlIing4
without a great effect being had on the
financial world everywhere. Quite
apart from its direct influence on the
international money markets. the loan
promises 20 be Of immense effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
COTTON CLOSES AT
GAIN OF { POINTS
Market Makes Strong Advances,
Aided by Weather Condi-
lions in East.

The cotton market was less active
yesterday, and while many predictions
Of ultimately lower prices were heard
around the ring, sentiment as to the
more immediate fluctuations was reac-
tionary. Owing to the extent OF the
recent decline and the subsistence Of
liquidation, rallies were not fully main
tanned, but the close was very steady.
with last prices showing a net gain OF
from to points for the day.
Liverpool was lower than due, and
the market here opened at a decline OF
3 TO points, with prices working about
7 to IL points net lower during the
early trading under liquidation by some
of Mondays late buyers and scatter
ing local pressure. The failure Of the
European news TO confirm Mondays
late rumors OF developments in the
Dardanelles probably caused some OF
the early selling, but houses with Liv-
erpool connections were good buyers
here on the decline, and the market
soon rallied. Firmness in New Orleans
and New Orleans buying orders helped
the advance, which carried the market
about 9 20 - points net higher during
the early afternoon. At this level
there was some renewed liquidation,
but the offerings were very well taken
on a setback of 7 to 8 points, and the
market showed a very good tone in the
last few minutes.
There was little buying by trade
interests at times during the day, but
this was attributed more to undoing
straddles or covering hedges than to
fresh business, and the bulk Of the de-
mand during the day was attributed TO
shorts or reactionists. Rather hlgh
temperatures in some sections OF the
Eastern belt may have contributed
somewhat 10 the advance, but the
weather news otherwise was considered
favorable, and a bearish weekly report
was expected at noon to-day. The CEN
sus figures on supply and distribution
for the month of June are scheduled
for publication at the opening this
morning, and domestic mill consump-
ton for the month will compare with
about 446,0 900 bales for the same month
last year To-day's figures are expect
ed to compare bullishly in this respect
but il is anticipated that they will show
relatively large stocks Of raw material
in the hands Of manufacturers at the
end of last month. Exports for the
dav were 10 $50 bales, making S,2O9,2O4
bales so far this season. Southern spot
markets as officially reported were all
unchanged, except for a decline OF Is
points at New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
uy Telegraph to The T15uns.I
rRr TeleEraph 70 NE Trlhnn.

Louisville July l3--SHLEP and LAMBS-Ro-
reipts 5l0l tOta. Of 931 fHr twe days. good lie
man1 f5r choice sprinseYs. with rnmuI. Light stlf
bringing lower prices. choice .grugars. si1n so D.
seconds 6ias1c. culIs. sale. fst sheep. 5gjac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
pn1A1nEs Avn VEGETABLES.

P,-eir,, for week. l77.t2f h1is potatoes 20 80
tar, onions Imports. bbis p1iAiocs .y' sa.ss
onions Asparagus IN ugh' receipt sn.'Y I'.,iII
.r f..r I.r.rI string bean, If4gEns A. l'N ana
l..afl.f.-for, price. Cu1mhers ~ sH.il ~
o,iaItv Boz fsir demand. ordinary lois hes.s'lsd.
Images plentiful and tragg.us heavily Al ~"
$50 .l-s ..f.ri1r DIS almost worthless. souib-
EN- rsglsn's meeting f.ir d'ms4i Sn w.
ehpce state lettuce pler'nii. os- y. 80,
,,lslt.v. rrIv the ve-v beat lots bringing deftht
r-ir@. SAFE peas have declined under iiorf.l re
csipts. Al the close TOP quataii1hs - ~.
Js-sey haskets reached top ou7f 4ilpns 4rns, 49,,
sre f..ius Under Increasing s4nDAas IE"4A 49, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
CHEESE

Receipts Tor week A. -i6 boxes. Exports for week
10 Eurppc 5O-3 boxes. % other countries. Ill
b1res There has been further weasering IN THO
market due m the Withdrawal n export support ana
Continued liberal receipts Local speculate. interest
As uot hesl sufficient 90 ccar The urgent oferiag'
and az t.is writing the tone IS stIi weak. Win con
Siderable rrcssrl-a 20 sell Some high cost stock IS
held above present quotations bat there appears 70
be an ample offering within tie ranges quoted 10
surnry ali the open market demand. skins arc
oui't with sales 10 % top quotation exceptional.
State. whole milk. fresh. fsis and twins. coo-ei
snocials lIc white. specials. be. coured. ave aSe
49, 14i.a14a.r. white average fancy. 'iigF
Ia, - daisie. specials 1919 al5'-. all style. I'M
Degrade. 1871 10. Wi'ro..in. Ehl.e me- i.5
iti.c. sta.s. skius fresh specials. ia l2iac;
caoiee. uaUisc. fair to gcod. So slo5sc' COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
BUILDING PROJECT
INVOLVES 100000
West Seth ST. Dwellings
Bought for Large Apart
ment Site.

The L. J. Du Mahaut Company, Inc.
and Frederick Fox & Co. have sold for
Mrs. Olivia P. Hoe 152 to 1853 West S6th
St, four dwellings, on plot s0xl06.lOx
irregular, located between Columbus
and Amsterdam avs, and opposite the
big apartments erected last year By
Benjamin Mordecai and associates.
The purchaser is A. Lincoln Levin, who
will reimprove the site with nigh
class twelve story freproof apartment
house, which will be ready for fall oc-
cupancy next year. Arrangements have
been completed for building and per
manent loan. The entire operation VIII
represent an outlay Of approximately
100000. The house will be arranged
for three apartments 20 a door. and
the estimated annual rental VIII De
about $4,000.
The Simax Realty Company, repre-
senting the Beruheimer family, Is re-
ported 70 have sold Clare Arms, six
story elevator apartment house at the
northeast corner of Broadway and
l24th st. The structure occupies plot
fronting 1O0.1l feet on Broadway and
rs feet on l24th st., and was recently
~emodclled into small apartments. me
Bernheimers, who are large owners OF
houses along upper Broadway, acquired
Clare Arms several years ago, and IN
1913 turned IL over 20 their holding
company. The present lessee OF the
house is said to be the buyer.
Other sales follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
BUSINESS REVERSES
RANKRrPrcY PETITIONS.

BENJAMIN !. TRACBMAN. dealer IN mems iur.,
nishing goods a. SO Wal 81. - Wal 81 and 80!
petition has also been f.td against hT By Michae.
Parent. $40. Alfred A. Wood. El. and Edward
BURTHG X. EssSlAN. shos dealer at s07 Eas,
lG3d g. and 1897 southern Boulevard Petiuon
died By HeuV B. Singer. Tor Bog shoe tindi.s
Posner shoes Inc $50. Liabilities said 10
be 81 900 add mammal ssscts $4,000. -,
DOAlENICO GEBBIA. dealer IN leather and md
ings 4O5 East sist ST. Petition h!ed W Max
Brpckuer &iJ4. Louis Siberian. $500. AID Feeney
RALPH l.. UDOw. Of 42a East 5lst s.. FOR
ueriy u the firm q Waldman. JdoW Co. IN
Montreal I'm 1914. n!ei a geution. with Liabilities
sigumeut h Montreal as; yeaT. The debts were
contracted by the nIm mostly IN Canada There
are four cfslij0rs in New YORK Ciy. for Af963.
HARRY LANfSL Insurance agent. Of 324 East
18Th st. fled petition. with liabilities VIII 4Ad
assets tJ4o Ia accounts.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
ULRICHSEN BROs-Iudge Hand appointed Der
tina Rembaugh receiver Tor Jlrichsen Bros nakefs'
a. 1897 sd av aud J0l hast lsJtn s.. bond $500
WILLIAM WOLGNSKY-Judge Hand has vacated
FOR william Wollnsby. dealer u womsn's apparel At
1890 Broadway and 553 Grand g.. because there Is
az assignee IN charge.
REFERENCE ORDERED
NEW YORK TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
CO. INC-Judge Learned Hand has referred ne
issues raised In the bankruptcy petition AGAINST the
New York Transatlantic steamship co. lHc.. Of u
bankruptcy. 0f 81 Beaver f.. A second answer VS.
ed yesterday 70 The petition BY TIA a g. a., S1s5y;
vas a.ed By David Voge treasurer.
ASSIGNMENT SCHEDULES.
JACOB LISs. deasi n women.s rea S} t ioI"sar
St. fled schedules showing liabilities fllss, uomln al
assets $685.. and actual assets A,S5J
RAlZES BROS. manufacturer o. dresses a,
Is West 18th st.. Ned schedules showing i@ollues
1850. nominal assets H99j. and actual asset"
S4siJo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

40 ST DepeW Place Vanderbilt AZ and ssh. NeW
York Genital Co premises. owner. Warren a
Wetmors 10 i-th e.. architects $40 900
MADISON Az. Tl3 % a 4 Uy ts'E, ME
sma sr1t. H0te Vanderbilt Csueg. A / Parht.
GSaAA-1AE A<sAaLas1: 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The committee in charge Of readjust-
ing the affairs of the Western Power
Company Of New Jersey, of which IL
I. Wilson is chairman, has issued n
circular TO holders of certificates Of de-
post for shares of that company de-
posted under the agreement of July
10, 1914, announcing that the Western
Power Corporation of New York has &C
qulred more than 90 per cent of the
aggregate preferred and common stock
OF the former company. On and after
July 10, 1915, holders Of these certif-
Gates OF deposit surrendering their
holdings 70 the depositary, with proper
transfers executed in blank. will be en-
titled TO receive stock Of the Western
Power Corporation Of New York.
There will also be issued bearer scrip
certificates TO represent fractional in
tereSts In the new preferred stock.
Mexican Northern Power.
protective committee has been
formed 10 represent holders Of the SlO,-
100000 first mortgage thirty-year 5
per cent bonds of the Mexican North
ern Power Company. on which interest
was defaulted on July /, 1914, owing 10
the adverse conditions in Mexico. The
committee is made up of Edwin Han
son, S. J. Moore, A. Kingman, T B.
MacCauley and +. NJ. Edgar, and ali
bonds must be deposited by October l,
1915, with the National Trust Com
pany, Lid. of Montreal and Toronto,
depository.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
Industrial Stocks in a Race
with Each Other for
High Records.
BETHLEHEM STEEL
AND MOTORS LEAD
Success Of British War Bond
Sale Gives New Impetus TO
Local Stock Market.

-, ..o.k markets chief business is
-, i.,.-.j0g the future. Lately Il has
90, working overtime 81 the JOB or
". f,,ure is plum pudding made
~ Of pIums. Yesterday, for in
So So the market itself could hardly
~ because Of part cular stocks.
a.Eiehern Steel and General Motors
pe ~ race for new high records.
80 bethlehem outdistanced its COM
lee bv only haf q point, reaching
~ They sold higher than any other
..,o.Ls on the whole list traded IN yes
.s-S,v. and neither pays a dividend.
Irsriean Coal Products, their nearest
go NAYS per cent, but YESTERDAY
not one OF Coal Products good
80. Y ovened st 16l, against q hiEh
- ~ 1909 on Monday, and dropped
= 40 with nearly as much alacrlty as
!, hs5 shown getting up 90 the hEh
- The 6ay before. But Coai Prod
80. was only q spoil sport, with no
- n break up the dance. There
=. American Can with war orders re-
,orted for total only slightly less
nan the whole stock Capitalization or
tbs company. Can orossedYo for the
e-s+ tine In the memory Of man. and
even 81. New oIh ny MAN, --'e'
s &c eonter. with par fof n high water
10y touched 1862. Cuban American
SnSer 1854 and Studebaker 50. II
vsss great day for the industrials, not
o5,y fcr prices but for activity. Steel
Ssrs FIRST, with over 100000 shares;
C,n next with about $4,000 and West
;nobouss third, with $4,000. There
sssr't another issue on the list within
10000 shares Of them. although the
davis total. rs business goes, was q
fairly big one-Eore than 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
COFFEE.

The large receipts Of coffee pIIuay po'l,'
irev are Believed TO confirm the prevailing opinion
mai me present crop viii De large one a, @iy
he local cof,c market. and after A. early ad'ah',
N 3 10 points on covering anu lh absence 'l
tfs selling Treasure which depressed prices az tA5
|o.a ., Monday the market again cased ~ ana
f1a quotations were j % points hf IoIsi.
latut. an primary points amounted - ctO"' bags.
compared with $1,000 year ago. bringing ..,
t,fsi flr the sraeon 50 FAR up 20 4-JOUo. against
slI "a, tosf ,esr RIO exchange on London was
22s.I lover and m,ireis prices in the no and
~.uto, markets were unchanged. Cost ana IIel.-,
.,y.-s f-,u Brazil were irregular, buy "hlle tA'
ra0ge Of values was not particularly changed oners
we're moro liberal and 10 was thought mat tHl' hhA
go d.el 10 10 with the late selling pressure.
7, ne cost and freight markets santos SIS Were
duotrd al 2 S0a 0c. 8, and 4S a. 9 SOC Is al eH
% .ot. ~ ar gl5c: Is and Is al $50" NF,rt ts
"a "a Al : soc and Rio IL. 72oc. The local SPOT
narkst Wa inactive and unchanged With luo Is
n.-.tDI a. 10 kanEe Of Inc-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A deposit was made yesterday by f.
T. Jefery, chairman Of the board Of
the Denver & Rio Grarde Railroad
Company, with the Bankers Trust
Company, amounting to S576,O00. and
S2-5.O00 with Blair & Co. 20 meet the
semi-aunual coupon of pa per cent
on the S33.6l7OU0 hrs: and refurding
mortgage bonds due August !.
The Pere Marquette Railroad Com
pany reports gross operating reve-
Hues Of S1,447,929 for May, or Sl6G-
G32 higher than those in tn same
month of last year. Net income, after
operating expenses and taxes. was
S2l0.249. which compares with a deli
cit of $2,-47,6S2 in 1914.
The boa~d Of representatives o. the
New York Curb Market Association
announces that 100000 shares Of oapi-
tai stock Of the Magma Copper Com
pary. par value s., and 10000 pre-
ferrcd shares of the Maryland Oil and
Gas Company, par value So, have been
admitted TO list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
MAY BUILD NEW HOME
Drug and Chemical Club Mem
bers Hold Meeting To day.

Tn. Drug and Chemical Club nsmbers vii hod
speciA nesting this afternoon al 100 william -
t. consider an Offer made BY ihe Title Gufsni'e
and Trust Company to erect a building for 'h"h
exclusive use 90 the plot at $50 l34 william st.
Tho committee on quarters IN a recent reoon
recommended that the proposal q ths Title com
pany be accepted. but a number o. the memoeH
have organized movement in opposition 70 ne ei1D
undertaking N build rs own home. urging as rs
principal reason that the plan Of renting eioo
quarters Is the more economical o. the two
The advocates q new clubhouse also propose
that the association broaden It's scope a. a. >
include other trades and professions. and erprers
their belief that Il could Largely Increase ne meal
bership from the ranks Of he are Insurance 'a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
FRESH FRUITS.

pcc.lrt, ,o- week y Isl bills apples. MARKET Il
,tea1v FOR fancy qualities ~ apples most business
r,ngiry 81 q down 'or baskets. Southern pears
easier under 'hs heavier supplies icach.s c.e"..'
r4r-laral qualities slightly higher. some oru,,,tA
am less favored varieties lower. Cherries IN IN
s..rr'v dua 20 recent rains. Price of currents ul-
rre.'.ariIy higher Slutnerr mu,ame .'e commune
,asF Win rrres low AID TOP quot aions extreme
california melons also SOD over -. o., .,i.,
on ali nlt The extra large fancy Nai'"h' U,oLks'
ana rrArcfruit without ma'cfel rhansN. fh,cAp
rrre sfirt-'v H-u.- APPITS Jersey. basket. .Nc'
&, -. Da s-I Ma s1cati 20 FEARS southern
T. C,r'e NJ t2'N7t4 O.. PEACHES Ca f1,V
i1.a-,a ca--ier s. .roSi %. Belle n "a. II i2e
4 g5. Ca~oar ttatl q. watlsn 81 81 p;
sId nj RcI lare. t1eFle'. us' .r NJ gnttIi,,
4a-c. CHERRIES. s1Hr. rel. % Iat,
4rr. CI-RVNNTS Cherry quart Boo. '.f. rrL
ta5l4r. STRAWBERRIES .I-ve- ..i~f 'A''.',
SOLE: RLACKEEERli i,1 me Na -
NTH. 4d-c. Ie-,rv rsI eefe- HLA'k, N'S, r.
pfrS LARGE rr.ar. quart lod l2r .mt. sI''
aSr. NT'SKAiELONS Arizona. standard cray.
as %. pony .-ste. 8 3 e. I'M. ,.''' 1910,
s-,,o ,iqr6Sz m: pony crate. 81 % 81 ~
c,S,c r6T96.. y G. standard crate io.'fl -.
NV crate -5GfTr. = g. STANDARD crate -.
e.. rorv crate 60ar0r. ca. STANDARD rfaic 'O,
g. pary cratt soT6'r: fat crate. so = ~. plS
meats 2laioc: wATElMELoNs S,o6S ,.1et CO
NJ ci,'oad ',,essl, E., g-,, i2 Rico ' 81 "a
.,H!Aa>>',rs1 ,i-5a,t2j GRAPEFRClT FAi i,y.
ST3S4. cuban tlaS3. Porto Rico Sl'S4 I'M
I'll s-1sS 90. PINE AFPlIS. Iorto tlco. h 20 j
S,arish crate 4Drr{7 70. cuban. ,oc > "
rf@-iia. -5c5 $3.50. smooth Cayenne. Cuban crate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

The r-,t name f. that NJ the debtor ne Second
that " Tie creditor. and date Whea Judgment was
Nd 900.
'el''A' '" ~ tl,9 ~
Farrell. Thomas-RapD Construction Co. Marrl -.
cob Rs. Bread Co. Henry sieEel and AaraA.n
Aft.n,er-E1por Flour and Feed Co. June 3.
Leo Cloak Co. Iac-A Hoffman: Feb %. 1915.
Miller I,aae-H A LYMAN Jan s. 1915 500 0'
o''A"AN@ sil5 SO
RYAN. p J-Luzari 4 Barton Co: July l. 1915.
Sheffield Farms slawson Decker Col Quill. JJuy
g. 1918. ,, foy
SINGER. e A--Landay Bros. Inc; Feo - 1912. $ll-
SiIbcr,tslu David Joseph aud ) sc j Barr e.,
a.. June -. 1918. , ,o,- s4V "a ~
WTyfe. cara IA Eunzell July 3. 1915. 800 %
9'"'''' ma yl.lJs 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
Commercial Leases.

Van Norden 4 Wilson leased the store and
bsseInsnt Al 1886 Wes, l2ih s. 10 ne silver
Iuncb COMPANY Inc Tor term x years. as an
addition 10 us extensive chain Of armchair luncn-
Prsse 4 Gilman leased the plot a. 226-22 East
s-tb !. 10 VI Croppi and Heuy Dies Fnsses To-
4 term N years on which pgt tie lessees Will erect
a modern freprn0f garage
Douai.s / Gilman 4 Co leased The parior fo1r
store al 40 Lexington Az. opposite the Grand ten'
tral Terminal. Tor the estate u ElLa1e'n Ioom'J
4 Iasrph Laugruauer. decorator
william May 4 60. leased the building II
io5 Fa,f s7i s. % fl- Ncw YefS steam 'ompa1S,
and studio iu TIE Albany Broadway. DIST
and ga a. 20 francisco Pausas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
MOVEMENTS IN WEST
CAUSE WHEAT BOOST
Market Says at First, but Rises
at Black Rust RepOrt-Corn
Closes Unchanged.

Chicago, July 13.-Black rust reports
from the Dakotas and Minnesota to-
day quickly turned the wheat market
from weakness to strength. The re-
sult was a firm close at Il to pa net
advance. Corn wound up unchanged to
s. higher, and oats with a gain Of 9s'G
3, 10 q. In provisions the outcome
was a rise OF 20 221z.
At first the black rust news met with
incredibly. Wheat traders, however.
quickly woke up when the reports were
confirmed from the South Dakota Agri-
cultural College, and II was stated the
conditions were exactly the kind to
promote a spread of the plague Al
most simultaneously the fact DEVELOPED
that exporters were buying much more
freely than has recently been the case
Throughou. the rest Of the session
prices continued decidedly on the up
grade. with an urgent general demand
headed by rush Of shorts, notwith-
standing that crop infection appeared
as vet to be restricted to just a few
points.
Pressure from receiving houses in
dicating hedging sales from the harvest
districts of Illinois and other regions
near BY was chiefly responsible for the
heaviness Of the wheat market before
the black rust scare began, the market,
as a whole. scoring an advance, the
July option showing less vigor than the
later deliveries. When trading ended
the greater part of the premiums for
cash wheat here, as compared with
July, had disappeared.
Good weather tended to make corn
relatively easy. Strength Of wheat,
however, finally had bullish effect
Oats moved W more readily than corn.
Decreasing stocks acted as more than
an Offset for favorable crop advices.
Provisions sympathized with grain.
COMPARED with the last few days the
volume of offerings decreased notably
CHICAGO PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14

Realty Notes.

John c Forster Is the purchaser = il7-iI9 West
tGth g.. The sale o. which by Tsaney Brothers tas
recently ported Mr. Forster has obtained mort
savings Bank. and has leased tho stable % He'g
tenant Tor five years a. rental " about $500
year
Horace s E'y & Co were tho brokers IN The Pc
Gently recorded sale n West ll1fh a.. % JohI
{ Mccarthy who owns No. p adjoining
Nasl Is Brscher has been appointed agent Pop
223--2j last 81 s.. "a Wesi JJh b. and West
gJtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
Rock Island Falls OIL.

Estimates received mere Of the gross
earnings of the Rock island for the
fiscal yea- ended June 80 show a loss
of $3.50 as compared with tnt year
preceding. The report showed p loss
OF $500 900 IN express matter ana
5000. 900 in freight. There vas a. a
slight increase IN passenger AAd MAJ!
earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

interchangeable. registered OF coupon. tC01'
20 60 tItes.stered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Av-Harrs and Maurice Mandel-
baum have bought from John NJ Kyle sig Le1-
irgron av a I've story building. on l1t 20 3U0.
ADJOINING The northeast corner N lSth 8 race
: NV vas The broker in tie sale The Mrssrs
Nandc baum are pioneers in me LeNnSt0n Az sec
ton. and SIN hold several parcels alons thst
thor0uctfare adjacent % stations sf he new sun
way They also disposed o. several parcels ,hers
% investors. -,
Tod ST-Fredrri-k Brown has purchased from
Zachary Heller ne SIX story Apartment h1le.
known A. the Court KrbelA. Al 40 20 t-z West
1924 e. between M1Tlugside PARK West ani
Amsterdam Az The structure contains suites -
sir seyen ana cight rooms and occupies a pl1f
lOdx90 N II Is muy rented a. $1,000 and vac
Led al $500 600. The seller acquired the prop
er,y lasf year from the Krueedtch Realty Company.
THIRD Az SCHNEIDER * Sch!nd.'r have 500
for FcrdiraGd Brakman the four sioy 'enerient.
with stores. az l4ii Third aV. on lot 2j.lxlol.
between Slst and SD SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14

Receipts FOR week. 24S- bales. exports Tor "e'S.
46f- b.ies some further huyins on the Fa'lne
Coast largely for export and prices ar - AZ, ~,
All M. Coast states In NV YORK STATE IL las
been TOO cold AID vet and the yards are 10Y I.'A
80 v.rg v.u business on the local marke Is c.n,
f'sJ n flirF small orders from brewers. anl
r-.res are a u,tle uncertain. London man ea.i =
D.. Am with light stocks. state. ltti.
rrai-e r-r h. l7dItc. medium % prime 10 -
or rf.4a, saQc. Pacific Coast. 1914. choi r.
~ -. t.,,.. go Lr.r-rteI 10 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14
Gold From South America.

The Guaranty Trust Company re
ceiyed s1.3OO.OOO in COLO coin yester-
dav from South America and oepo9-
tied il in the local Sub-TreaSury ~
was understood that the sGlpmenV
came from Brazil for British accouh, l.
The total gold import 20 daTe IN. .IiSe
January is now approximately 49,
IlU 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-14

road men don't need TO borrow any
IDEAS from ono Louis ID. Brsndeis. But
peihaps now the ingenious advisers of
The Interstate Commerce Commission
OF rate advance time last year will feel
bound 90 suggest that there is a great
deal Of space going 20 waste on the
outside OF the cars in those long
stretches underneath the windows.