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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
RENEW LEASE TO
THE CASTLE HOUSE
46th Street Premises Are Owned
by phipps Estates.

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, has
renewed the lease of the Castle House
"a and rs East 46th St, for the Henry
Phipps estates to Amy F. Corbin and
Evelyn G. Hubbell, and has also leased
for Henry D. Whitfield to Mary G
Herbst the dwelling 81 West 48th St
for a term of years; also leased space
at IA East 46th st. for the Ritz Realty
Company to the Criterion Manicure
Company.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the building at 1S1 West Dist
st. to Roscoe Clark, L j. Kerrigan
and C. ]. MINI, for the Oakland Mo
tor Company; also part OF the top
floor of the Strand Theatre Building,
Broadway and 47th St, to George
Shuman; also space at 1913 Broadway
to the William Eckart Studios, Inc.
L. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co., Inc,
have leased the store and basement at
80 West SSth st. and the sixth loft at
Is and IT West 18th st. to j. S. Spiegel-
man.
Pease & Gilman have leased stores
In 573 Amsterdam av. to Joseph Malin
and to Eugene Smith; also leased a
loft in 1868 Broadway, between 46th
and 47th SITS, for Mrs. B. Edelman to
the music publishing firm Of Joseph
w. Stern & Co., Of West 3sth ST.,
which will use It In addition to their
present building.
Samuel H. Martin has leased the
store and basement at 1856 Ninth av.
to Joseph Liebermsn.
George W. Mercer & Son have
leased TO the Abbott Bakeries, Inc,
the northeast corner Of 22d ST. and
Eighth av., together with the two ad-
joining buildings, 275 and 277 West
22d St, for term Of years; also
leased for the Chase Motor Truck
Company the buildings 142 to l46
West 5Oth st., 75x100, to o client for
n garage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04

New York. September 18th. 1915.
w..o Hiss Clara Read. Mrs. J. g. oldham
sttef ". Russell. Mrs. l.. II. semper'
- Louise Stake. Mrs. Marie J. Taylor
~ Margaret Ballard-Tornabene. MIS-
SS..iha G Welchman. Mrs. +. +. Mccall
~ ~ WORKMAN. Mrs Sue Wilson, or MI
wxxnam Hutchinson Murray, Mrs A u.
,s.s.'sssioek. You and each Of you are hereby
- ~,'1 aed that, the time for the payment OF
,.,s 20 upon the property hereinafter de-
TSeeo having expired. after due nouce
s.stteot has been given you. ] viii cause
-. property 10 wit. household goodS.
- soaAl effects. carpets. etc. stored by you
H. your name Cor in which you may
~ a. INTEREST,". IN The West End Stor-
NJ. warehouse. 70 be sold at public suc-
-. according 20 the statute IN such case
~ and provided. al George Merie's Auc-
o. Moons. i55 East 125th St, New YORK
~. "a Tuesday. September 2lst, 1919 az
~ = m, and on Wednesday, September
49,. .si5, 40 1890 d. m. (: and II the sale
40 = not completed on said dates the
q VII Ne continued At the same place
a. ana every Tuesday and Wecnes-
q ..aeresfter beginning at 1880 a m.
fS sss are sold
MEsT End OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
DIN HIIfNfKNTIIA pEnnrlef0F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market will be closed to-day and on
Monday. and traders yesterday seemed disposed 10
were steadier and at the close Of the day showed
net gains OF s9l0 points. Total sales were l5.150
hsgs The buying movement was Influenced also by
an advance IN sterling exchange and owing 70 a
gain OF $500 IN RIO exchange on London. Private
cables from Brazil said that exchange was nrIn and
advancing there. which made Il difficult 10 make
firm offers In the cost and freight market such
offers as were received. however, were firm and un-
changed 10 10 points higher although there were no
offers received as low as tie lowest Of Ihlrsdsy.
Santos As were quoted al b5l@ S.oOc' hhs,ish
credits and Rio 70 at g. 45c American credits. Re
ceipts were quite liberal at Brazilian points. and so
fsr nothing OF an unfavorsble nature mas occurIcl
in connection with the Towering OF tie new crop. al
least as far as the weather Is concerned. and ue
weather report yesterday was generally sstsi actoiy
TIE local spot market was inactive and about steady
with Rio Is quoied AZ 6esc. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04

Otto Fl. Kahn has left for short va
cation at Islesborough, Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
MANY APARTMENT
LEASES REPORTED
Some Well Located Dwelling
Houses Also Rented to Prom.
inent People.

Pease & Gilman have rented for the
Lahey Company an apartment in ia
East list st. TO DR.. Walter A. Griffin;
also rented an apartment in 104 East
10th st. to DR.. Henry C. Ferris; an
apartment in 236 West 72d ST. for
Alexander J. Roux q Co., as agents,
to Antonio D. Domenico, and for B.
Crystal & Sons an apartment in 466
Riverside Drive, just north OF 116th
st., to James w. Durham; also rented
ar apartment in la East 40th st. to
Douglas Gibbons, Of the real estate
firm Of Douglas Gibbons & Seton
Henry.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented in
81 East 10th st. apartments to Anthony
Freeman, J. R. Flanagan, Granville
Vernon, J. 7. Smith, Martin Taylor
and Mrs. W. H. Roone, and two apart
ments to the Frobel League; in AL
bert Court, 800 West 93d ST., to Mrs
Anna Bronx, N. T. Bailey, C. G. Mar
tin, Mrs. w. B. Sturgess, Harold Wa
tiers, Ernest Gomory, Mrs. Helen Ter
rec and Stephen Barrett; in Eleanor
Court, BIT West 93d st., to Mrs. c. B
Parker, Albert Gagnes, Miss A. Nc
Dermott, Charles A Snedaker, John
J. Robbins, Mrs. Angelica Gibbs, Dan
tel Steele, H. Gordon and Joseph J
Leibner; In the Alclyde, 2 West cath
ST., Harry Frankel. Morris Herman, G
G. Mack, Frank H. Henry, and Samue
Bayer; in the Newington, $50 West
95th ST., Mrs. Alice A. Bellany, Ignatl
Fisher, Harold Z. Keays, Jay 7. Gould
Mrs. Sarah C. w. Irving, II. T. Weston
Bernard Schwerin and George A
Priest; in the Chester, 20 Lenox av.
J. and ". Feldmsn, E. Marks, J
Greenbaum, Michael Lipmsn, BENJAMIN
Kurand, Max Weingarten, Benjam
Zuckerman and Isidor Ginsberg.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. ha
leased for Agnes S. Wittenberg tn
dwelling 33 West Both st. to William
! s. Fanshawe; also for the Clark es
tate the dwelling No. 1856 East Ills
/ st. to Martin S. Baldwin.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented 70
Bertha Metzger to Abraham Weisin
ger the three story and basement pri
vate dwelling at 1870 West 11Sth ST.
! on lot 20x100.11 feet.
/ The Frank L. Fisher Company ha
leased for A. c. e. H. NJ. Hall to Mar,
/ Elizabeth Osborne the four story an
basement private dwelling 100 Yves
End av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
STORAGE NOTICES.

THT CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES
-Ofices 243 and 245 East 95th St. New
rs-k-To Mrs Alette Bergen. Nj. Fred
n Bree, Margaret \. Broderiok. Mrs. Mary
efodis. Mrs Mary Brown, Mr. Roy X. and
llrIi. CLARK Ms Grace Z. Ewing. Mr..
lasue Q. Colby. Mrs T. y Collin, Annie
Collins Mss Mary C0rlon. Catherine Cree
Ten Miss johanna Crimmins, John Gun
rnsharn. Miss Catherine Curley, Mrs
Detdy, Mrs Mary Delaney. Mary Dolan.
Nrx Louise DoLard. Miss Bridget Doogan,
Timothy Dunn. Mrs Marguerite D. Easton.
Mss Mary Feeley. Mrs John Fleming. Mrs
An Promm. Joseph T. Geoghegan, Mrs.
Adds Ella Gilbert. Miss KaAe Gillian.
l1ry Eamil.. Mrs. Mary 2. Hogan, Miss
krsls Ippentsrger. Gerald T. Jameson. O..
Kane George Kelley Miss A Kellan, A.
y Koblitz Rosa koreny. Mrs. c. Lands
bsrg Il r Lecour, Miss Kathleen Mac
berry. Mrs 81 Manning' Mrs John
Gay. Miss May Murphy, John Murphy
Xra ~ Z Murray. Miss Della Nc
ctbe. NrA " McCabe. Miss Annie Nc
Nslis, Nellie ". O'Connor, Mrs. X
oBrsn. Mrs Justine Orth. Nj. J. P.
Robinson, Teresa Rogg, Mrs. Margaret
Roney, Mrs Margaret Rosensteel. Mr. J.
A Sampson. George Scott. George Y.
Smith Mss Fanny " Spencer, Alice Sulli-
van, Ms Susie sullivan, Joe Sutz, Mary
Sweeney, Mr.. Edward G. Swift, oscar
sfgstL Mrs. Annie Taylor. Mr.. william
Ieein. Mrs Nary walsh. Jenny Eberl
Nary Ann O'Farreu. Mrs. Maud Peterson,
xrs Ellen Reilly Mrs. Ellen Reilly. Mrs
Oven Sullivan Mrs Elsa Wissman. Mary
cssiek. Mrs Margaret Symington. Anas-
iaeiA Ahsarn. You and each Of you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
meat OF this con- prays lien upon the prop
sJ hereinafier described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given
you, this company viii cause such prop
Hiy 20 Wit household goods. personal
sreets and merchandise, stored by you IN
ia warehouse 20 be sold at public auc-
uon. according 20 the statute In such case
made and provided. Said auction Will take
pace al these warehouses. 243 and z4o
last l5th st New York City, on Wednes-
ety. september 22d. 1915. al 10 4. NJ, ana
vi Be continued each succeeding Wednes-
cay, at the same time and place. until the
ne Is completed
7 G. ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
THE WOOL MARKET.
fBy Telegraph to The rhbuns.l


pbusselphi.. Sept s--There has been sciJ a., ~
ps n any change IN he local wool mAit 81, ~" ~,
Inc lie lsst week than has oeen repo1hs ' y" -
svsi we.ebs pAst Manufacturers are OVin ~ " "a,
ssir s1tent 70 satisfy current neeas vul r,c,,,,s
,ie n any disposition 10 operate she.o o. teeuno lily.
,asr,s Prices are well maintained ana sons n'
dealers are holding their wool above 0 v. hs,.neS,
tsrinns which however, are A. hish ih a,
sss been done Quarter blood ne"ees have so'1 IN
yrrrn al 10 81 cents but some hoIoets -.
II siIto ~ sell below Sc oents Quotations arc:
New YORK and MIehigan heeees7 b,noS sss sSe
49, ete,tbs, s6a37c. one-quater. Se%Sso' 9sa
quarter three eighihs and one, nan e'0'i1"s -'
PennsylvaniA and Ohio heeoes-pan.ns " sips sae
@ssc: Xxx, Sl@52c; enc lnmsrchan.sos,s ,Ss sfa
&c cne-qusrter, s7@ssc delsne @S"s s5 sse
CARPET soos-AlepDo. washed. tsSteo' oS,nss,ns
aoS2fc: Bokhsrs color, 2se2ec. Shlnsti sssaTe
~ x ssc. tg,ins. No l. Northern widowed seS5s
Moasos. ssSsie pSeskC otain' iSssoosi ia
Dohsh ia;,ss sooa,red asa soc. KIndahar soo1fs1
ts@sc Ksrsd white S SIG S 16c kRSTassan
s...ud elm Csc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS N MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lots at private sale. . large number from
which 70 select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE
OF NEW YORK, 10 quickly close the bust
ness OF two corporations, offers these prop
critics at about 509s OF former prices
They are located at brentwood. Paiisads.
Morsemere, and Leonia, New Jersey Top
posits Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they ara unusual bar
gains Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol
Icy free
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. u. HAIGHT, Special Deputy supt
OF Banks. care OF Banking Department
81 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
lE KESI END STORAGE WAREHOUSE

'nk WEsT END STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
BIN RIIME NTHAI.. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
From The Tribune Bureau
wnhinrton. September ).

NAVY.
Commander J r. BRADY de,s1hed n.u yro'
p,,-st sound. sranted thrce months save
go cor,r,ander W b. WELLS oc,1ehen I'm &c.
1sna old september Is. 10 naU gard fuse'
Sound. Oct j.
I,.u, c : M'wHoRrER dstlehsd Nov orssns !
10 Albany 4.
leu, w R. LAssISG detached New Tori; 70
Rhode Island.
lieut. J. b RHODES teticned ns" '-N'
ington. sept. IS. 70 Ne" iorN
-, f.,,,,- gr.d-l C. NJ YATES de<AehSd Coz
r.aul 20. 70 home and await ordsrA
I,.y, fn,nlor xr.dsl Il. W. BorNroS detached
Albany. 20 New orleans
Iscu, tr,nio- sracel ". L LIND DETACHED Chey-
snne. 10 horle and await crters. ~ -
Ileu, thInior gradel J. o. HOFFMAN, destAenod
,-reiving ship a. New YGrk: 70 ksntueky
Ia.ut IfIuior rAdsi II. W HOefohD detained
nal.ish. 10 Naga Academy.
I,1sr ''t tanicr fsiei II. J. ALBEIT detached ST.
I Iss, 'S5lar tr1aei c c. JERSEY dstsehed Ken
turk,. fo Naral Academy.
Ensign WILLIAM NELSON dstachsd vermont 70
p,vvsstsr r NJ PERKINS ds,.chsd Utah: 70
s-sfIs accounts and await orden.
Gunnsr W T MNTFF detached Ansfic sf.uco
hi Wsshinron and await orders
Chief MAehinis A. J. NERKr detached hsn'ncv (;
70 nlin0is $500.
kcLtucAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
WILL BUILD CARPET FACTORY
Turner Company Gets Contract Tor
Two Upstate Structures

Tho Turner Construction Company
has been awarded the contract By Shut
tleworth Brothers Company, Of Amster-
dam, N. Y. for the construction Of two
buildings for the manufacture Of car
pets--one a mill, six stories, 24Sxe2
feet, Of fat slab type Of construction,
and the other q dye house, six stories,
i70x54 feet, Of beam and girder type.
These buildings are to be Of reinforced
concrete construction throughout, with
brick curtain walls, double glazed win
dows and wood floors. F. p. Sheldon g.
Son, Providence, are the architects and
engineers. Work will be undertaken
at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
Lease Former Garage.

The A. n. Gitterman Corporation and
James n. Wells & Sons have leased ioi
a long term for the Christman estate .S
Josephine c. Christman, eSeeut ~
the former Wanamaker garage al o'S 70
tween Tenth and Eleventh avs. The
lessee is the Superior Motor Garage
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04

crate q dog, ilail.37. stAis. bbl. 81 5o9t5.
~, Isl,nd. ilat9' 80. crate, 'l.5oe.2so; GU
tgt325. Jersey hushs boz 5Oa7sc. bsk. 50casl /,
ho,houss hsk, $50 s.. eucumber pickles. hbL 81
.isndsrd craze ,i@ii 90 cABBAeEs. nearby. 100
hMIssst s Dbl jsee 81 45i red, .Netl so; EGG.
3? % crate. iossoc. LETTUCE. STATE. 2-doz crate
boa 7se s-doz crate. 60c@li bsk. soe SOC. nearby
9sl MUSHROOMS. bst yGt3. okRA. Jerey,
carrier. 81 si2 tsk. 81 soat2 50. PEAS. bsk. O. q
ga red, ti55s,isi I5n s4'' green. 81 go
Isc. red. ti@tl.25. cheese. Ere,u. 5o5cJa. red.
" 25eN50: Italian. green. sO9Isc: red. iicg 81
100 bunehss igcgSi. RONiAINE, bsk OF cFsis 25c6
81: SPINACH. bIk. asa 7sc SQUASH. Hubbard
hbl. T5c9f. marrow 50Aisc. white, 50G Itc .
crcokneck 50975e. TURNIps white. %, 1901 .
Iuiahssa. bbi OF bss. 900 Soc TOMATOES. staten
Island. standard box $4,000: North Jersey. pink
bushel box 4Odf5c. Stone. 40865c. common. goa
Sc South Jersey. Acme. small boz. loaI5c: stone
"a fldf 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
DEFER FREIGHT REDUCTION
Commerce Commissioners Grant Ex-
tension to December 1.

Washington, Sept. 3.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day post.
poned from October l to December
the effective date Of It's order reducing
freight artes on anthracite railroads.
In their petition asking for an ex
tension the roads expressed an inten-
ton to comply with the reduction, but
suggested that complete checking OF
the proposed tariffs required labor and
time.
A thorough checking may lead to
further requests for minor, modihca-
tions. but for the present there is no
prospect of litigation to test the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04

Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended September totalled
2.32S tons. Since September l there
were 249 tons shipped, against LOO Tor
the same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products again fever
ish and irregular Lard and ibis held fairy steady
throughout the greater part Of the day. while pork
was weak al tines under quite vigorous selling
as a result q liberal stocks and a low demand.
Toward the close Of the day the entire list
sieadier. with covering and evidSnces Of support.
Receipts Of hogs at Chicago were 1900; estimated
for Saturday 5000; Kansas CITY received 1000
and Omahs 400. PORK-Steady Mess. 1880
oslo; family. $l99S22; short clear. slS9tle.j0:
BEEF-Stesdy. mess $l79$ls family. $lS.bOs
$i98 $40. DRESSED HOGs-stesdy BScons. Use:
$50 ID. llhc; 100 ID. llSc; 40 ID. NE, piss.
1871 9I351c: Il ID. l2k Gl2%c; Il ID. ~ Sllhc
Picked hams steady; quoted at leis 9 l3l1c TAI
LOW-Dullj special, exc; city. ~ @6he: eoun,
try 53g6hc LARD-Steady. Middle West >. 20
as. 800: city lard steady. quoted at S@Sltc. Re
fined lard ouiet. Continent, 9.l0c: South America.
9 SOC; Brazil kegs TO- 30c. Compound steady /;
quoted a. 7aTho sTEARINE-Steady; oleo. 10
q lOi4c City lard stearine. SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
Nav List Other Countries, Stocks.


& There Is a growing agitation in bank
lng and brokerage circles in favor OF
he listing on the New York Stock Ex-
change Of high grade South American
and Canadian stocks and bonds. 1t is
srgusd that the world war has present
ed the unexpected opportunity to this
country, for time at least, of being
the centre Of international finance, and
With this should come legitimate mar
ke. where the securities Of other coun-
,riss could be traded in. The increas-
ing friendship with our South American
rsighbors and our close relationship
With Canada. i is urged, should make
them the first 10 receive this evidence
CT the confidence Of American investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
Brooklyn Trading.

Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold a
plot, 240x145 feet, on the southerly side
of 6Sth st., 127 feet west from Ridge
Boulevard, Bay Ridge, for George Park
lnson to the Owls Head Realty Com
pany. The buyer will improve the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
CoTToNsEED OIL.

A very steady undertone prevailed IN the Cotton.
,eed oil market throughout the greater par o. we
dav and anal prices were 6 to II points net hlghei;
There was fairly active demand. which was cIelted
10 Teaners as well 10 the South. while onerihss
were small aud shorts were nervous Reports tIs.
4 tropical storm was approaching the cottoh pen
had more or less influence on continent ana y Nas
also thought that the advance In sterling exchange
held Out more promise Of export business Range
OF prices: yss,.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
New Buildings.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. 9, ISL e o. Hudson ct, for ~
school l25x6si: 81 Bernard's Roman Catholic
Church s2s W lith II. owner; J L MAncg. s3l
W iith st. architect; cost. $4,000
slsT ST. q " cor Madison L FOG Is sy store
And los,s Ii6IitT iiI ireg 70 s2f At r2l.l0
George Backer Construction Co, sc w Bth 81
owner; sommafeld 4 steckler. 81 Uuiop squsr-,
architects: cost. y.0oo.00e
The Bronx.
KING Az. q 6s.0l 9 Of TerrIcs Placs. ~ sty
frame dwis 10. ioI3te; CITY Island Homes Co.
owner; RaIi Y seibert. iO4 W i2d A. srchi.ec,
cost f1.oOo
BROADWAY - asa Of 18th q. ! sty frame
garage SKIS: Elliott 7 Ha~Ihlrt sI23 Broad
way owner. Adams kirby. 1881 Arthur AZ. srehi !.
tsct; t305
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
Another factor
In their enterprises. Ano

in their enterprises. Another factor
that would naturally accelerate any
move in this direction is the probability
that the bonds of prominent corpora
lions Of South America and Canada
will be used as part Of the collateral
for the projected loan TO Great Britain.
With a large amount of such securities
deposited in the vaults of our prom
inent financial institutions, a quick OPP
portunity to liquidate them should he
had in the event of any unlocked for
cataclysm in the events now taking
place in Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
To Have 34th st. Store.

Spear g. Co., dealers in furniture a lo
carpets, have about concluded arisns
ments for leasing for their o"sihe 90
the former Forsythe buiIding'
20 20 West saith St, one OF sne innob
ings of the late Colonei '1n" u,;Sow
Aston. and which was left 70 MS "iu'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
Mrs. Wharton Rents House.

Mrs. R. J. Wharton, Of Philadelphia,
who was Miss Josephine Maud Drexel,
has leased the large residence at the
northwest corner Of Washington Place
and Washington Square. She will pay
an annual rental Of Of ABOUT $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04

Futures op.ned quiet 4 points higher 70 q de-
cline OF 3 poirts With FIRST sales 400 tons. little
trade buying later in the day sent prices 10 hsned
oyying 10 the coming holidays The market closed
INN 2 points lower 10 points net higher WIN
totai sales 2 $50 tons. Range OF prices. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
Sales at Auction.

At sos Third Avenue:
BEAUMONT Az. casa. 8 81 8 Of 1854 q. 2os
s2ilt ssy dsis; slso Beaumont a., sast:
Also. iTs,h St. isg and 1s4 Z. .w cor Mspes az.
loOr35. sty fat: r @ Perm, trus. AT Chas
schaefer, H. G. al: adjourned 70 Sept TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
CONNECTICUT.

MILFORD. CT. DEVON r. r. STATION
me Sgpssb Sesshere Resort Of Nos Easlaad.
Healthy. refined quiet Clean bathing on fne.
sae beach Beautiful Park Private Par.
Il. ooe % Cement Beach Walk
For Information apply 70
LAUREL BEACH LAND CO.. Bor l. hifor1s
Conn. OF Grand Central TcrninAi. Nes fork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
Alterations.
Manhattan.

40 ST. Sls 70 50 W, 70 s,y fArtOQ; West
shaW, Arlington J. archiie- cost $500
AVE A. 1888 70 i0i2, 10 and ST brywcy.
Burns Bros. 50 Church q. owner II Combs
Rosssil. Jercy City. architect: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-04
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

A gain of around s1s,o0o,00o by the
banks is indicated by the reported
movements Of currency this week
There was a gain from the interior OF
s3.572. 900, shipments including sl,lSs,-
900 national bank notes sent to Wash
ington for redemption, 100000 trans
ferred TO New Orleans, and $4,000 to
San Francisco. Gold to the amount of
SIG. 100000 in United States coin was
imported from London. The loss on
ordinary Sub-Treasury transactions was
S3,S96,000.
Stockholders of the New Keystone
Copper Company voted yesterday to re-
duce the capital stock from S3,OOO,OOO,
consisting of 900 shares at 80 par
value, to 39,797 shares OF 81 par value.
The Stock Exchange membership OF
Rieman G. Duval has been posted for
transfer 10 Alva J. STRAWBERRY that or
Edward Wassermann TO II. Douglass
Hughes, and the seat Of J. Ford Johnson
TO Alan L. Corey. The membership OF
ivan NJ TAYLOR has been transferred TO
Henry W. Evans.
The Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Com
pany has elected James W. Rawle, for
merly connected with the Bethlehem
Steel Company and at present vice
president of the J. G. Brill Company, a
member of the board Of directors.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended September 2 totalled
2. 32S tons. Since September l there
were 24s tons shipped, against l,2oo for
the same period last year.
The New York Curb Market Associa-
ton has listed $4,000 shares Of the
briggs Seabury Ordnance Company's
common stock, par value 500.
Otto II. Kahn has left for a short va
cation at Islesborough, Me.
F. G. Hubbell and T. c. Ffggatt have
formed a copartnership under the nrm
name of Hubbell, Figgatt & Co., with
Offices at is william Street, to carry on
a general cotton business.
The Stock Exchange firm OF Chisholm
4 Chapman has opened branch once
in the Mechanics Bank Building, BROOK
lyn.
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