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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
New York. August "a. 1915.
GRAIN

WHEAT-Ths frost scare governed the early wheat
market. and prices al one time after opening were
lac net higher but subsequent denals that
any serious damage had occurred. and predictions
for warmer weather In the Canadian Northwest
decided weakness ensued In which new low records
for late months were established. the close being
Nc net lower
Cables were unsatisfactory. showing early weak
ness In sympathy with American declines on Mon
day. but Bfoomhsll stated that both France and
this season. The worlds stocks reported By
"Bradstreet's' showed decrease for the week OF
39l 900 bushels compared with decrease last year
OF $3.50. 900 bushels.
The cash market here was easy in sympathy with
the West. No 2 red being quoted 81. Il c New
rive lake and rail No Northern Duluth. SlOll9.
and No ] Northern Manitoba, 9I17c. both
Buffalo
COMMITS frost talk also stimulated early
buying In the corn market. and prices at one time
we're up about sc over the previous night but
fear Of cool nights moderated. and selling de.
veoped. which broke prices about Inc per bushel
from the highest Of the day. A slight rally near
the close. with wheat left final prices unchanged 10
sc net lower. Argentine corn was again being
offered here. reported as low as I5c. cost aud
freight. No yellow corn was quoted sSisc prompt
shipment.
0ATS-The favorable weather for the movement.
with an easier trend 10 cash prices caused liberal
selling IN this market, and prices sustained de-
after having shown moderate early strength With
other grains, Cash demand was rather quiet. and
the cash market here declined again. new oats
being quoted SOC nominal for No white aud iSc
nominal for No white. Clipped white Old. js@ SOC.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Close. Yesterday.
81 0Sb. 81 H.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Minority Would Intervene.

In addition TO obtaining the appro-
val by minority stockholders of the
International Mercantile Marine Com
pany of the proposal of counsel that
the receiver bring suit against the di-
rcctors for Sl0,000,000 damages for
allowing the property to be put into
receivership, it was learned. yesterday
that the cooperation OF the minority
stockholders will be sought, at the
meeting called for to-day, in a plan
to intervene in any foreclosure suits
brought by the bondholders. This IS
one Of the methods by which counsel
for the minority hope to defeat the
reorganization plan of the bondholders'
committee providing for an. assessment
Of $3.50 a share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Virginia. carolina Chemical Co,


jersey city. y. j.. August 4. 1915
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of stockholders OF the VIR-
GlNlA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL COMPANY
for the election Of Directors and for the
tr-neactlon Of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting Onclud-
ING receiving the Annual Report OF the
Board OF Directors and the ratification Of
the acts Of the said Board since the last
annual meeting Of S.ockholders) will be
held al The principal Office Of the Company.
hudson. NcN jersey. at o'clock 7. NJ on
Wedre- lsl. the fst day OF September 1915
tthis being me first Wednesday Of Septem-
PER-, On accordance with Article |. Section
!, - the bylaws
The transfer Books OF the Company will
hoi De closed Tor the purposes OF the meet
ing, bur pursuant 20 the statute OF the
state % New Jersey no share Of stock can
be voted on a. said election which shall
nave been transferred on the books OF the
company after August II. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes in free supply. but many arriving showing
poor quality aud strictly fancy stock rather scarce
POTATOES Long Island, Dbl, t2j@ Sl.jO; Jersey
round bag Sl@ 81. 20: long s0cGsl.05; Dbl. '9c@
iJc: red yams. Dbl slj0@ sllJ white vans; ST. %
as5: Southern sweets, s2as9Tj; jersey. basket, 81
dtl25; ONIONS shelter Island yellow. bbl slg
49, red. Sos 49, state and Jersey. small white
zoe: red $50 zoe: Maryland aud Virginia basket
2ja zoe; Dbl. $lgtl.2j; Orange County. red bag
lJa GOc yellow. j0@1 jc: Connecticut Valley, yell.
low bag 80 90c: BEANS. Scotch. wax. bushel
basket. 50cCasl green, j0cg 81. bag. J0c@S: Jer-
sey aud Long Island basket or BAG Joeg 81 :
sletl25; CARROTS. nearby. new. Dbl. sl@$l 80;
100 punches. 75ca$i; CORN Jersey. per 100. JOeG
81 80: CAULIFLOWERS. Western New York. crate
Of / dozen. 7jc@ $l.25 state. Dbl. 81. 500 s. 30 .
upriyer basket. 7jc@ sl.2j Staten Island, 75c@
ST 80; Jersey bushel box, j0c@sl; basket. 50c@S 81
CUCUMBER PICKLES. Dbl. sl@S?; CELERY;
state and Jersey. bunch l0@5jc; standard crate. 81
hi, asa soc: red. 7jcasl: EGGPLANTS. Jersey,
bhl 7Jca $l.l2 basket 30g soc; 32-quau crate. 500
soc: LETTUCE. state. 2-dozen crate. 7jc@sl.IJ: j.
dozen crate 81 2jg So: basket. 15c@ 81 90 near
bag eOC, 9Oc: MtsHROoMs. basket. sl@t?jo
OKRA. Jersey carrier slaS2. basket. 81 jOa s. 80
PEAS. Western New York. basket, jOc@t2 bag. soc
GsljO: PEPPERS. BulnoSe, green. Dbl iOGo!c
red. sljO@s2. long. green. Dbl. i0e zoe; red. 81;
cheese. green. i0e SOC; red. $l25g;isg' Italian;
lunches i5c@tl 4; ROMANO: basket or crate. jOc@
81 30: SQUASH Hubbard hb. 15c@$l marrow. 30
"a 7jc; white, JOa7jc crookedneck 500 zoe. TtR-
NIPS white, per bb 7jcatl rutsbaga. Dbl or bag,
40H soc: TOMATOES. staten Island. standard. box.
2ja soc: North Jersey. pink; hushel boz ga 4Oc
stone a3jc: common. l5@ 25c; South Jersey
Acme small box $50 i0c: stone. 2jd35c; Grant.
iO@ zoe: wATERCREss. per 100 punches. sl@sl.jO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Quarters for Dressmakers.

Royal Scott Gulden has leased the
second floor at 10 West 46th 81. to Miss
G. B. Jordan, dressmaker: also lott
at West 45th st. (Keen Building, to
Miss Z. J. Halpin, dressmaker, and in
conjunction with Msrston e. Co. the
top floor at 81 West 46th st. TO h.
Ronin, ladies' tailor; also the third
floor at SO West 46th 81. TO Fusco *
Co., ladies' tailors, and space in IL
West Attn ST. to Miss ]. Emerson,
children's books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYn.

INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY.
AVE AND PRESIDENT ST. SUB
x.y station Corner -Four story store property.
2-3-t rooms Direct from builders.
sHELBOCnNE CONSTR. co
s2T NostrNid Avenue. BkDn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL.
STATE

ANY State ANS. 100 l0s7s 1885
IN Y Canal 4i5s. .109l5 109ls 1922
| Va funded 2-3s.. 81 al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Sales in Auction Rooms.

At IA Vesey ST.:
By Joseph r Day.
MEATH Az. slos. near Heath ay 6jI3iI irreg:
sly frame bldg; voluntary sale: to sehsh
wesr EMO Az, IS. IS. 75.5 s:d st.. s5.loo;
sty tenmt and stores: trustees Of the le.ke x
wildart Realty Co ct al: y Jones' atty; y
French. r.t: due; sl;,5i.s7; taxes ETC. sssL's;
i,isr ST. Z, Il. s, isl Madison az IS. Il
B Bank ~. 4. Annie fS I1afS ss Z a. 'u SGs;,
IaoTa ST. iss " IS ss5 III sV iss.iGoil. ;
sSd d Gad SG' 81 cs G5 me ff Ss cSas
.st + N Arnold ct al; II NJ " Bellinser. ATTY
c04 IN h. ref p. ags dG taxes etc.
PLEASANT Nv, 800. " cor i2ist st, 2o.iorI6.e
sly tenmt and stores: Emisrant Industrial SAY;
o 1ps Baas q. :ty, E' ps$in {. rel rel due
s797.25: taxes. etc. sl4s6I. To the plaintiff for
30 ST. 1914 W. e cor sth av eOr5O. one ? ard
one 3 sly tenmt and stores Greenwich Savings
k k;. 's Te ane SIS taxes. etc. sSos
To Silverstein for S27.2jO
by Henry Brady.
1857 ST, l42 W. SIS. ?67.Il 7th ay. S2x99. II.
6 DIVER ref; due si6.sslis: taxes. etc.
,, ;siPs g. 81 e. '.Fi'4ss aeJ slSISs a,sso
soy sc ;s y To aqR Rs pa mi sq for
At tho Bronx Exchange.
by James J. Donovan.
ST GEORGES CRESCENT. 1885, o. 1855 n
2O6th st. 52.llxllI .6I50Iloi sly dwls: G
Bradley agt T Is Murtha ct al: Bergman 4 ID.
sttys: c 4 Arnstein. ref: due. sl.iSs.7O: taxes.
etc, s265O. TO the plaintiff for 81. 200
FRANKLIN Az. l36i-l366. g. 400 II 18Th
ST. ijI20l. jI5i. iI20i.7. sly tenmt c Col
gate ast Young Realty & Construction Co ct al:
Joline. L & r, stiys: Flynn. ref: due
Sjs.2l5.ls: taxes, etc. s2.02l.i Is. To the plain
tin for $4,000
By George Price
HOE Az. 1853. W g. 2i7s Home It, 25Iloo. ;
sly tenmt and stores Mary Yates agt J.
samues et a. l. opemeer: any rant,
plaintiff for 81 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Building for Gymnasium.

Henry Rosenberg has leased for a
term of ten years at an aggregate rem
tai Of $4,000, the Metropolis Theatre
Building, at 646 Third av., which will
be extensively semodelled for the per.
mament home of the Bronx Aerie OF
Eagles 491. There will be installed a
gymnasium. a swimming pool, bowl
ing alley and billiard parlor. The
lodge has membership OF 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
LEASES IN MIDTOWN SECTION.

F. r. Wood. w. II. Dolson Company
have rented a loft to Gins Brothers. at
100 West Twenty-sixth ST.; to Henry
Tran, the store and basement at 10
West Thirty second ST.; to the Nelson
Bead Company, an Office at 1868 and
1870 Broadway; to the Fieldington
Music Publishing Company. an office
at 1858 and 1870 Broadway. and to
Emil Friedman, an Office at 1868 and
1910 Rroadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
PROVISIONS.

There was 4 decided break In provisions yester-
day resulting from rather liberal receipts. selling
by grain people. liquidation BY packers the de-
cline In grain and a poor export inquiry. The de-
when stop orders were reached. Chicago reported
arrivals Of 10000 hogs. with $4,000 expected on
Wednesday. Kansas City had 5000 and Omaha
5000 s?2: short clear. sls.joG So. BEEF quiet
mess. <i7.5o@s SIS; family. sl9e SO packet, slsS
HOGS steady: bacons. ne; $50 lbs. Ike; 100
lbs. ll@sc; $40 lbs. 1850: pigs l2hc. CUT
MEATS-pickled bellies quiet: 10 lbs. l32.c; l.
quoted 49,. q l33.c. TALLOw easy: special SIC:
city sac; country. 57.@6lsc. LARD easy: Mid
die West s.l0@ zoe; city lard easy; quoted. 73sg
Sc. rtnued lard quiet: Continent. ylOc; South
America. $500: Brazil kegs. lO.3oc. compound
steady quoted, 7e1tsc; stesrlne steady; cleo. loo
city lard ,tearine 9bc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
V.;sor and War Order Gains.

Traders found the suggestion that
,he Kaiser was specializing in our mar
kets peculiarly appealing. 1t seemed
directly in accord with the law of com
oensation that the ability of his enc
mics 70 purchase vast supplies IN this
country should work to swell the pri-
-ate fortune Of the head Of the Ger
man Empire. And, as one envious OPP
orator put it, "think of the inside in
formation he must have on days like
raSterAaVN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
$500. 900 BUILDING LOAN.

The Prudential Insurance Company
of America has advanced to August
Hecksher a building loan Of $500 600
for the erection OF the large office
building at 3Os TO 3l3 Madison av.. and
q East Forty-second St. being the
southwest corner OF those thorough
fares. The plans. which were filed re-
Gently By Jardine. Hill & Murdoch.
architects. call for a building twenty
stories high on the avenue and four
stories on the street. Mr.. Hecksher Is
the owner OF the Madison av. frontage
and the lessee OF the street property.
owned by the Margaret X. Watson es-
ta's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
500 Jamaica Lots Sold.

Edward ]. Talbot has sold to the
South Side Property Corporation, com
posed of residents Of Nassau County,
tract of twenty-six blocks, nearly soo
lots. in the South Side Park, Jamaica.
This development is just to the south
~ the old village of Jamaica and
fronts on the Rockaway road. Inc
buvers will develop the newly acquired
tract. which is valued at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Space for Pictorial Review Go.

The Pictorial Review Company has
signed long term leases with julius
Kayser for the newly constructed
twelve story building at 216 to 22O
West 37th ST., near Seventh av. 1t is
to be used as an addition to its pres
ent plant at 222 to 226, adjoining.
which was secured under lease from
Mr.. Kayser. The present lease and
the sale of adjoining property PA
West seth st. to the Pictorial Review
Company were negotiated by l.. Tan
enbaum. Strauss & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25

Louisville. Aug. A-sHEEP AND LAMBs-Re-
ceipts. 2S5. making total OF 2VI5 i9i ue ~
s splnscf. So@ s.: seconds 1i 5oss5 culs 81
/ as. best fat sheep. $3.50 $J.o' medium ana
common KIND. ug,hanged eu'k Ks, ~, e. V.eekc,le
l. iOi: sheep and lambs $50 calves l.702: hogs;
/ iAiO5 BEEF CATrLE-Msrket weak. with general
maud for choice cattle fairly good a. a small re-
cesson. Best steers ami Oxen, s@ sN.yo5 s ool.
s. 2j(aSS. hest heavy cows. 500 $3.50; a few extra
heifers. S67jd$7 fair to good cows. S'@S 81 p,,9f
10 ordinary. <iaS5. bolognds and Gamers. $50 -
Bulls IN moderate supply at $50 $3.50. Veal caves
slightly lower with few choice yeals offered; gen
biSheS Small calves sold at 81 5Oa s. %. HOGS
-fnchsnged At s7aS7.5 so. live weight. and ss5eg
! 80 90 dressed. The oGerings we're very hsit.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ln small supply al the
wards and the market was nominal but wear
with sheep at Sla $3.50 aud lambs al $55Oe tS.,p.
The state has removed the quarantine rom ne
Brighton and W9teflc"h Ssfus, ~ hns tnr,ns tie
coming week A. the Federal government has not
removed ITS Quarantine hoNtteI' T9"S shs State
shipped from the Yards 10 points ou,ales We 80
OF Massachusetts, unless the Federal restrictions are
removed PRIOR 10 ns1i ws 1ncs Roc.,p.. 10 600
strong i5c higher bulls 50 500 - 40 h taS;
.ReceiptS 900. slow. naive btcses 500 10:
Western steers S66j@ss 9O cows ara heifer,. SSiV
SsS75: cavcs $500 $is3j siLEPrhscsP ,s
ewes. s. sOatS. lambs se75@ss ~. .oo.
Pittsburgh. Avs 24-ho's hees ~ 800 x y
pig s. i5S SIS. SHEEP ANp LAMBs-k..G,eiPass
200 slow TOP sheep. ss.:j TOY lambs ~ 'AL' -
-Rrccipts 100 steady. top. 81 ana
Cincinnati Aag 4-HOGS - Heceips. ~. Nv ~
steady: packers and butchers. Se;l s. CArIlh-
Receipts zoo. stcsdy: steers, F.9eS. ALAG ,oe
s,rofE g. 5OaSllfO SHEEP - Receipts. -'tVV'
S,cady: lambs active. 81 SOC t925 .- an
TsJ Huraio Aug - .-CATTlsE-hect1pis w
dull VEAIs Receipts. p aetve. $40 -; ~ 80
Hoes Receipts 900. active heavy N.syH p %.
mixed s. 500 s. y. Workers and Pigs ~ sg,a ~
foughs. s. $50 Sc. s'ags 81 i0g . STILL AND
IANBS-Rtreipfs 900. active and nnchAssu -oo
81 Louis Aus .i-HoGs . Receipts; 20, ,s,
-eady. PIGS and lights. ST jOeS 80 miSsd ana io
butchers. S, 6OeSS5. sood heap 500 hsS,
CATTLE - Receipts $500. steady nau'S -. -
steers s. SO 4. yoArlug steers AI hei, -
s. SOFA SiO COWS s6SSS. sockers ard tesds-s <osi
s. ~ re1ss and indian steers - .3e S>-s,, ~
and hei'ers sles65o native calves ,-s e&stta,
SHTFP-Receipis 900 higher. lambs. s'.1veS ~
sheep aud ewes. 81 jD1f' $500. 49,. ooo
ksnsa, CIV Aug i-HoGS-Receipis sV9 9g
hisber. bulk S. 50gsT 10. hesu. se.see !. ~.
psrkers and butchers s. 500 81 20 hsnt; s'T cao
nigs s. 50aX735 CATTLf = Receipts. li'yov
steady prime fed steers. $500 $3.50 d'essd "a 81.
siesrs SSsS98j Southern s'ees - % 80 49, 80,
COWS 81 jO@s795. heiieIs. s65oes;. 90 tia ~
and feelefs IS 2jg{s 80. calyes. M,,'@ q Va
SnEEP- Receipts. 10 200 higher Iamu', ,S.ss
s. 10. ycArnngs. Sc .Je;e.5S weihef'' 'S'''
ewes. s. -5aAass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Downtown Lofts Rented.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased half of the twelfth floor in the
CRYSTAL Building, AZ and 40 West ST.,
TO the European and Far Eastern Sales
Company, a part of the sixth floor in
the same building to Joseph N. Ma
loot, Offices at 72 and "a Beaver ST. 10
the John Nicolas Company and in con-
junction with Daniel Birdsall & Co.
the third loft at 116 Duane st. to the
BEACON Falls Rubber Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

The market on the Consolidated Ex-
change showed decided improvement.
Prices at the start showed a tendency
to advance and ended strong. United
States Steel touched high of TAN.
American Can dropped TO 563s, but it
then rose to 59h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
FRESH FRUITS.

Apples increasing IN supply and nearly all stock
Of ordinary quality, generally lacking color. with
prices lower. APPLES. Alexander. Dbl. 81. 50@ 50;
Transparent. SCAT 49, Wealthy. $1,000 50; Boush
tL2J@t3; Maiden Blush. Sl,j0@ So Cuiyert
81 $50 $50 Duchess. sl.jO@$2;2j; Cooling. sl.25
Grcening. $500 81; Greening, sl.j0@$2; Baldwin.
81 2J@ 81 Summer Pippin. $l2jp$2; Orange Pip
pin. 81. 25m$2. common. 1Jc@ $l2j. as TO kinds per
bsk. 4Oca 81; PEARS. Bartlett. hbl, $50 81 bsk.
- % 81 %. Clapps FavOre. Dbl, S3d 81; bsk. l5cg
tlgj: Bell S2as3; Southern. lie COnte. SlgN.7j;
PEACHES. upriyer and state. carrier, iOc@ FL bsk
goa zoe; Jersey Penn and Conn. carrier. i0c9 SlJ0
ESQ zoe. Western Nd aud w Va. carrier. ioc@
sl.2j: bsk. 3O9 SOC: bushe bsk. 5Oce 81 %; half
bl,hel bsk 3Oa iOc: Va and y c. carrier 50ca
81 80: bsk $50 zoe: Mo- Ark, etc carrier. 7jca
81 30 bushel bsk. 7jc@$l; PLUMS state. S-b bsk.
so Zoe; lob bsk zoo 23c; carrier. 5jgejc: Jersey.
Del and Nd. S-lb bsk. S@ loc; peach 6sk go soc;
quart. 3aic; southern. peach bsk. 500 ,lc
PIT MES. southern. peach bsk 6jGSjc: FIGS Va.
at. 7@llc: GRAPES. uphyer. Del. case. 7jg Soc
Moores Early. H6jc: uprlyer. Champion. 500 SOC (:
Del and Nd. Champion. jOgbjc: Moore,s Early. %
"a 75c; black alb bsk. Sa Zoe. y c. Del, carri0,
tlmSi. so: BLACKBERRIES. at, jgsc: RASPBER-
RIES. pint. 3@7c; HUCkLEBERklEs. Penn and
Jersey. at. ial2c: Nova Scotia. l0alic; MUSK
MELONS. Cal. standard crate ESQ s?.7j: pony
standard crate. @sl: 32-qt crate jOc@sl box
3Oafjc: Ford Hook. box. 3Oc@sl: Del and Nd
fancy jumbo crate. Slasl2J; average, 500 I5c;
fancy. standard crate, sJc@sl: average. 500 t9c /;
fat crate 2ja 35c; pony crate 2jg iOc: bsk, 2l@
soc; WATERNELONS, southern. carload, $50
s. So Fla box. $50 $i.2j; Cuban. SS@ 50: Porto
Rico. s2@sLjO: PINEAPPLEs. Porto Rico. Red
Spanish. crate sl@$5.7j. Cuban. Sl@f2; Smooth
CAYENNE Fla 81. So s. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
SUGAR

Tn. local make, for refined sugar was easier
with Ali rehnefs lowering their prizes. the list nov
tagging frum s ioc 20 sOc for me ganulated
Inc reduction failed 70 create any important de
maud and aside from moderate SithdraSsls on
III contract trading was very quiet Tie follow
ms are lit prices Of the American sugar kenn-
iue Company CRYSTAL domino tablets. cases, 10
An haf cases: 30 cases. ID cartons. full sic
tablets. Slgc. and sejc ~ half cases. tisle
tablets. T05c; cut loaf. j5c: crushed sc
sf.nqls,ed. zoo MIX powdered. So. and
: 5oc in containers - 10 bulk. Esgle 5 10 BAGS
pow dered Sc, powdered and coarse powdered ana
Easle eosrse grsnulaied J 7ic. fruit powdered ana
Essle extra Due .Isnulied s5e domino rs.u
. &c aAn oA.es Fade. 50 and ID SE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
C0TTONSEEO OIL.

On account ~ light crude offerings shorts were
good buyers u cottOnseed oil yesterday. aud the
market developed considerable strength. with last
prices 10 II points net higher. There was some
talk " an improvement IN export demand. chiefly
with French ports. and the strength VI cotton and
improved political news also inspired bullish sem
timcut Sales for the day we're 600 barrels
Range " prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY co

=. ne AIIuU Moeiiug q the Stockholders OF The
NHok s.d Western Railway Company will 10
,fu a. ne principal Office Of the Company IN the
NJ o Roanoke Virginia. on Thursday the 18th
-t o. October. 1915 a. 10 O'Clock A NJ to
tSl Directors. 20 elect independent auditors 10
sHhl me books aud accounts q the Company for
~ lstd wear. 20 consider the annual report 81
80 directors i0r The year ended June 3Oth. 1915.
p fatiJ aud approve all Action Of the Directors
=. FORM iu such annual report and IN the min
~. u ue Company. and 20 transact such other
az
=. Ins stock Transfer Books viii be closed at 8
1909 T. NJ Wednesday. September Goth. 1918.
",rr 18th 1918.
'S order Of The Board Of Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

WEST END Az. 7ss to zoe. and 800 W ssth s.:
new ,s sly ap@s mouse o. VT eTS F iot lam
Inc. g7l W l2jth ST. W Mc,iorrow architects
Neville & Bagse. los W 10th st: cost, $500 900
The Bronx.
coURTtANor Az IS; is5 i.sth st.; sly
st. owner r skriVan. 4i36 Carpenter N archi
tCct. $4,000
STEPHENS Az. e S. 225 n o'Brien az: sly frame
bungalow ljx22: c Docs 1880 Intervse av own
er; Primer. 20ss Westchester AZ. architect: $500
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one family house, 1s.5x100 feet. at $50
Seventy-seventh st..
Ross & Meeks sold for Grant Greg
DRY to Albert Wright his one family
house on the north side Of sixty-eighth
st., west of Sixth av., for occupancy.
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lBy telegraph TO The Tribune.l

HOGS.
Receipts. li6 head. mons on sale. Feeling
nOminay steady.
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CONNECTICUT.
VNrURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

ny BUSINESS MAN and wife for the winter. extra
isrge sunny living room. with bedroom Mtcheuetts
and bath Attached m nss old building no, more
near subway between Goth street and 18th street.
send full particulars and prize ~ J. .. -.
Tribune once.
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Ripley Moderately Optimistic.

President Ripley of the Atchison,
who was in town yesterday, said that,
as d result Of the recent tropical
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'New.
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BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1915.

tho
change closed
sipi in
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EAST SIDE.
PARK AVENUE, $50 CO.. g. ., ~
ROOMS 4 sATH, sIIO0-sI75o.
FIreproof. All night elevator.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.

TO LEr.-DURING OWNERS ABSENCE.
for period OF one year, from Sept rs.
rs, shorecliff House l. Is, property OF
Mr.. Vernon Castle, situated at Plsndome
Large residence, steam heated. electric
lighted. completely furnished Including
linen. glass. silver, etc.. stable and garage
fully equipped. Five acres lawn and gar
den, boats. tennis. etc. y OF a mile from
station and 20 miles from Times Square
Good roads, An ideal winter and summer
residence. Eor terms apply The SIR. a.
Mrs. Vernon Castle Management. los West
Goth ST Phone 7is3 Bryant
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RITY BROOKLYN HOUSES.

The Samuel Galitzks Company sold
for the X. & G. Holding Company 70 =
Manhattan client the two STORY Or'eA
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
international
Mercantile Marine
NT0CKH0IDERS

A meeting will be held at our
offices August 18th, 1915. at
BIS P. NJ, to form permanent
protective organization and de-
eide on proper measures by suit
or otherwise for stockholders
protection.
LOUCKS & ALEXANDER
100 Broadway New York