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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Germany and the Loan.

What Germany will think about q
,osn Of $500. 900, 900 to the Allies by
American bankers is not, presumably,
troubling those bankers. But it was
, matter Of curious conjecture yester-
Ssv for the rank and file in Wall
street. A growing familiarity with
Csrmanv's inability 70 take anything
INT purely German view Of such mat
ter, as the sinking of the Lusitania and
the PROPOSAL 10 put an embargo on the
sbipnent of munitions from this coun-
Try has taught people in the Street, II
m, elsewhere, to expect anything from
.be champions of frightfulness. The
rote 10 Austria. il is believed in some
quarters will be taken as irritating
an already strong animosity toward
Americans in Germany, and the loan 10
the Allies. it is expected, will be con-
si0ered az Gaping the climax. Ger
many has tried in every way possible,
botb within and without the United
States. TO break UP the traffic IN mu-
ritjors with the Allies. She sees her
enemies able 10 prosecute their cam
pairns only with the aid Of American
arms and American ammunition, so the
argument runs. When II becomes evi-
dent that that supply is not to be re-
stricted through difficulties Of fnanc-
i1r purchases. but with the aid OF
American bankers is TO be made prac-
,ical,v Emitless. what then? That was
what Wall Street was asking yester-
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
New Tenants for Dwellings,

Pepe e. Brother, with Douglas ELL,
man. rented for A. Hammerslough rs
Washington Place, three story dwell
ing. with studio, to II. Greene.
William B. May e. Co. leased the
private residence at 10 East 6lst St.
70 G. NJ. P. Murphy. and the residence
furnished, at 2S East 39th ST., to Win
throp Burr
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased for
Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler l25 East
38th ST., northwest corner Of Lexlng-
ton av.. a five story American basement
facing rs feet on 3Sth st. by % feet on
Lexington av. to Chester H. Oldrlch'
of Delano & Aldrich. .
Shaw & Co. leased for the estate OF
Bernard Levy the three story and base
ment dwelling II East l27th St.. to j..
and f. A. Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Good Outlook for Company.

A Missouri Pacific director pointed
out tia, the position Of the company at
the moment Of the receivership was
most unusual. The condition Of the
property, he said, was excellent, and
al that remains TO be done under the
supervision Of the court is what the
various reorganization committees have
tried 10 do without a receivership. This
director believes that the readjustment
plan placed before the security holders
last July and which has failed through
lack Of proper cooperation will be ap-
proved with possible minor changes by
the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nov York. August II. 1915.
CuAIN

wHEAT-An unfs1oFable turn to weather over
tho ohio Valley. Nebraska and pars O ka n.;
market yesterday with September leading. In ICON
trhst TO IT'S recent weakness. on the ides that The
movement which had lately been Increasing LJnS
with 292 cars Al Chicago Yesterday. NGuia Dc
impaired again The Gulf sto-m also cdmo IN Tor a
good share Of attention from bulls It's pTooaoie
leys presumably attended ly heavy rains. when
will still further check thrashing and movcnsni
II was evident almost from the start that there
part of a msjority Of traders in wheat short sell
nrobsSie damage. and delay from widespread soak
Ing rains IN the winter crop belt anu because o.,
The outlook ioF sado ~. s Sai9.. IN SS sprns
crop states At the same time the esiimate %
arrivals OF new wheat here was only about thtl
prices. a good deal Of selling by strong commits
Sion houses was noticed. but the consequent re-
actions failed to prove OF 1, aq,ns s.'r aggr,,,tps
O0O. 600 bushels had much 10 do with tbs strength
OF the wheat market late IN the gay, me most
that could he fairly well confirmed. though; was
4SO 600 bushels including Nanitobas. shipping
sales in Chicago included 50. 900 bushels fot e1-
port Notwithstanding fresh low record Tor ster.
linz exchange on the whole. however. tho best
information obtainthe indicated that the export
demand to-day was by no means very Hr inG oots s
sllGAt. c { New York prompt. all rail- 20 z
hard s Hmm o New ,n 9o g. to ya arf No
i N65,n's si6 R9u's' =. Bufraic ' ~
CORN-Complants d rain and cool weather from
Of the Central belt aetleu corn uuflHs tie
day and prices advanced. closing hatsc net higher
and only little under the top The market also
felt the wheat strength and rather light country
onerlnvs A cargo OF Argentine corn was reported
here showing perfect quality aud condition. and was
said 10 have been offered al about DC under western
com which was quoted here soc for No ; yellow.
prompt shipment.
OHTS-This market WAS also influenced By the
weather and its possible effect on the movement
and at one time showed about atc net advance. put
closed little Of under realizing. with hns prices
ItMHc net higher crop reports were generally
favorable and one expert estimated the crop al
l5Oo.OOOooO bushels Cash oais Ia NeT to,, 6S.a
easy and pIactica nominai' "a o LIE
Csc. 40 white G4isc; fancy clipped white. ~
% CSC ordinary clipped white. $50 &c all elevator
NEW YORK PRICES.
What. Close Yesterday
so1ter.b., ....... siljh tll5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
ylrglnIa- CarolIna Chemleal ID


jersey City y. J.. August 4. 1915.
Notice r. hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of stockholders Of the VIR-
SINl CHEMICAL COMPANY
fo7 the election % Directors and for the
.aWful!y come before the meeting Onclud-
,lg receiving the Annual Report Of the
board o. Directors and the ratification Of
ne acts Of the said Board since the last
annual meeting Of Stockholders) Will be
1eld a. the principal office Of the Company,
70 Exchange Place. Jersey CITY. County Of
lu1sou New Jersey, at o'clock =. NJ. on
Nednesdsy The lst day OF September. 1915
'thls being Tho FIRST Wednesday Of Septem-
PER-. 90 accordance with Article l. Section
T. o. the Bylaws
The transfer books Of the Company will
Roy % closed for the purposes Of the meet
ns. but pursuant 10 the statute OF the
'.ale % ECW Jers.yJ no share Of stock can
voted on AZ said election which shall
.eNe been transferred on the books Of the
''nipany after August II, 1915.
s. u. CRENSHAW. Secretary
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting of The stockholders Of the Har-
l.e'A q buirc Company viii he held al the
t.'te Of the Company. No 220 Broadway,
U pleh ~ Manhattan. City OF New York.
sac N New York on the Sth day OF Sep
..-'t.. 1915. At eleven o'clock I'm the fore
Tor The purpose Of voting upon a
opposition that said corporation be forth
~ c.ssolNed ia accordance with the resO-
.ioa passed by the Board Of Directors on
--n day Of July. 1915
'aiel. August 4th. 1915.
T.. +. BOlCE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Railroad Surplus Smaller.

The Buffalo. Rochester g. Pittsburgh
Railway Company, in its report for
the year ended June 80, shows total
operating revenues of S9,479,935,
against lO,734,69 for the previous
year. The years operating income
amounted TO S2.3l4.0S7, a decrease OF
S22l.4s7. After deducting q per cent
dividends on the preferred stock, there
was a balance of 100000, equal 10 1
per cent on sl0,50U,00o common stock
outstanding, against 6 per cent earned
in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
7IcAG0 PRICES.
PROVISIONS

In face OF the grain strength, provisions showed
further Leayness A. a result % the lower hoS mar
~ Nouidstion and the beArish statement OF stocks
Showing only slight reduction iu PORK and smal
gains In lard and ribs. Trade was fairy actNe ~
&c the day With commission houses Oh tne seIilhg
side Chicago received 10000 hogs and expected
rs 900 ON Wednesday. Receipts At kansas Wv ana
siS 50'd 81: family 5000 s22. short clear: Sls 5O9
$50 BHEf barely STEADY mesa tSo aa "a nan, IAN,
iy, sls@ $50; packet; Sls1 $3.50 ezra iuG 80
IL. Iiisc; 1850 ~ nHe: 40 b. IFS; Pc Pc e
~ or. IL H. iI9.c Pickled hams quiet; l5t a.
iSss.c. TALLOW quiet; special. GNc; c,Y. ~
country. 57t@6izc. LARD easy; middle Ns'i 80 ~
ss;tSdy. Continenr zoe. South America. 929c'
RAN kegs. 10 zoe: compound steady; 80 70
STFARINE steady: cleo. loc' cly laiu s.''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Republic Steel Dividend.

The Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany yesterday resumed dividends on
the preferred stock by the declaration
OF the previous regular quarterly dis
bursement of 1ai per cent. One-fourth
of | per cent was also declared, on
account of accumulated dividends on
this issue, leaving II per cent still
unpaid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON PARK. centre line lj7th =. $50 v Riv-
r-,hle Drive / sty brick garage. NoNtO L Ad-
am. a,suer. " n Temple. architect. 81 500
Delaney ST. 49,. sly brick store and offices.
s4sIio.li. Flors Leonard. owner; l. snein-
ART arrhiteet. 5000
lIsrp ST, $3.50 h. st. brick blacksmith shop
and boiler room wsshburn Wire Co. owner. J
WAlther architect s.. 900.
1914 ST SOS Ola w. cor Riverside Drive. b
~ non nreproof brick tenmt le0irlSS6. West
side Constr Co. Aselrod pres. 100 W ~ 81.
o~uef. q b Pelham. 50 ied ,t.-arclltect. SEQ. o.
900
The Bronx.
BRYANT sv % " cot Home y. ! siy hr.rs stores.
= 1874 IS kel.lcr Rl.y 60. T. Wausuhefg. pre-.
oAnrr. " " Del Gsulio. architect $50
.LNrH0kf Az. % T. o. lsl,t %. , ~ ienmi.
5ots7 " Phean. h. ornsr. Moore a l. Gchi-
tccts $50 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
BUYS Deal Lake Estate.

W. P. Ahnoit, publisher of "The Pic
torial Review" has purchased the
estate of the late Daniel O'Day at Deal
Lake, y. j., from the Equitable Trust
Company, acting as trustee for the
O'Day estate. II is one of the most ex-
tensiye on the New Jersey coast, con-
tanning about forty acres, with large
residence, garage and outbuildlngs.
The furnishings are included in the
sale. The property has lately been
held at S240000. David Stewart and
Edward Bendheim negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
New Westinghouse Bonds.

Stockholders of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company,
it was announced yesterday, subscribed
for S18,237.0 900 new convertible bonds
Of the 1S,695,O0 offered for subscrlp-
ton at 105. The unsubscribed portion
will go to the holders of the old con-
vertibles. OF the total subscriptions
sl6,423, 900 were paid for in full, while
on the balance of $1,8l4,000 the first
instalment was paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Apartment Leases.

Pease & Gilman leased an apartment
at 80 West goth st. for Lotion H. Slaw-
son & Co., as agents, to DR.. W. P. ST.
Lawrence; also at 500 West End av. for
Mark Rafalsky & Co., to Mrs. A. C..
RELY; at 64th st. and Central Park
West, for the Harperly Hall Company,
to Mrs. F. Shedd, and at 10 East 10th
ST., for Charles Brown, to Mrs. +. l..
de Chatedelaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
cHEEsE.

Receipts for week. Ills boxes. Exports for
week IN tropical countries. e3i boxes state whole
milk fresh. aais Aud twins coOred specials. l3ilc;
white. specials, 1874 l3Hc; coored average fancy
speciss' iilic: all styles undersrades. ilSl9,.c:
fcnnsy lVanis. whole milk. white fats. 800 l3hc;
Michigan. whole milk. colocd. fats. i3a i5%c;
Wisconsin whole milk. fresh twins. 1874 dl3llc:
daisies 1914 @lltc. Young Americas. ~ q ljisc.
state SKINS fresh specials. l03, a Ike: choice
~ Gl0hc; fair TO good, 7R@0hc common.
3@iC.
Receipts for week 73.4sS cases. Exports io'
week. 6.lSl cases. Fresh gathered, extras. per
dozen 25ia Ca2silc; extra hrsts 23li a 2je; frsts
2le43isc; seconds ls@2olsc. thirds and pooEeI
l2@lsc; dir;ics. No /. lGiE@l7c: No . aud poorer
I'D loo: checks. choice. dry. 4l.W lJc: fair TO
good l3alic: culls and inferior. Sal2c; state.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery whites, fine TO
fancy, 3i@3jc: ordinary TO good. e0@ SIC. gath
cred whites as 10 size and quality. 2J@S3e. West
crn. gathered whites. 25@29e; state Pennsylsanili
and nearby. hennery browns. @Gg3Oc gathered
brown and mixed colors 700 DC: DUCK EGGS.
state and nearby Indian Runner 2ig2Gc.
HAY AND STRAW.
OLD HAY. large taled. timothy. No !. per ton.
$50 700 S3l jO No 20 10 .. <21GS2s %; shipping
S25 jOa S96: RYE STRAW, old. No l, flion9SlJ.
small bales about same as large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
August IA, amounted TO S3l,S04,842,
against '29,l5s,3l0 the previous week
and sl0,723,0S2 in the corresponding
period last y-~r. Since January l.,
1857 1885, against $685., 1904 1881 in the
corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
FARM FOR MRS. HEWITT
Buys Blackburn Property, at
East Windsor.

NoncIfs Robinson. Of Davies x Robinson, a,
manned the sale at East Windsor. near Ncwhurgu.
of ;Ac farm property known a. NoOlbdrn h4H lur
J. Blsckburn Miller TO Mrs. Peter Cooper HeT,u,
e a fine Colonial house. Il las been owned By the
selling family for about hundred years.
Mr. Robinson also reports the sale At Newport on
Orsar Drive II the George Mury property 70
Norman Whitshouse. the banker. ~ &is ciH. II
comprise, three acres on which Is house and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
SUGAR FUTURES.
COIInNsEEp ON.

Hedge pressure against purchases Il crude oil IN
Texas together with Increased local liquidation.
caused further weakness In cotonseed oil yesterday
and new low levels The decline IN lard also had
al effect sentiment II was reported that Texas
crude sold At 33Mc and even lower. and the report
n rain IN that state Invited considerable outside
pressure the market FINAL prices were IL 10 is
points net lower. with ,ales Of $4,000 barrels Range
Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18

graz ulsiri. 6.olc. xxx pogdersd ; s5c and Z sc
Ia contsucrs Glib bulk. cagle j-lb bass powdered
q. Ice. powdered and Coef.s powdered and eagle
coarse granulsted. p0c. fru,t powdered and eagle
eira hnc nsnuiaied. . soc. doii'no gAnulstsd
eases :. IS and oh cartons & Toe and G2Oc IN u
cases. eagle ,. 49,, rnd j-lb cartons Alc gTauu-
lated. COCO. 2-lb bags dc s. iOc 81 III bags do.
G.05C, Glib bags do. 6.00c. l0-lb bags do, 5h5c
- and So ~ bags do and standard gfanulatet.
5.S5r. nne Sranuaiel and diamond 4. $500. con
ftctioners A. j10c No !. 55jc. No >. soc: No
5.ijc: No 4. soc. No :, 53jc. No q. 3 SOC
Nc Z. O. &c. No s. Zoe. No 2 iljr. No 10. . l0c
No II. iO5e. No u. OOc. Nos Is II and u. iaic.
The local market for sugar duh and
Neel seems 10 have taken caro- - their needs Tor
s. mc little time al least and they appear 10 he
awaiting renewed demand for granuEted from
abroad or from the country. which has been buying
very sparugly ~ late Holders however. were III
posed 10 offer quite freely and sugar was available
foi August and September shipment At SIC. cost
aud freight In the ahsrucc " business spot prices
werc nominal at iS6@i oic for centrifugal. iG9f
Else for molaSses and q -32a3 l5-l6c for Cubas.
cost and freight. the last sale bass.
SUGAR FUTURES.
opcninr generally unchanged to a decline Of
points trading IN futures continued quiet and not
overactiye throughout the dsy. owing probably 70
the fact that buyers and sellers In the sugar
market we're apart and conditions there pointed Ia
an easter market Traders on the exchange pre-
fcrred waiting for frcsh Developments before taking
OH fresh commitments either way. Just before the
close there wRs a little liquidation ~ near mouths
and the market closed points higher 10 points
lower with sales for the day $3.50 tons. Range u
prices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Rent Suite at Bronxville

Fish & Marvin rented an apartment
in Pondfeld Court at Bronxville, n. y,
for the Eastchester Mortgage and
Realty Company to John W. Golf, jr.,
for term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Sell Mount Vernon Lots.

Porter & Co. have sold for Ella S.
West to Ferdinand Russo a plot of
four lots on the east side of South
Seventh av., 300 feet south of 5th St,
Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
Mrs. Roche Renews Lease

Mrs Burke Roche. through Moncure Robinson. Of
Davies & Robinson. has renewed the lease Of IN,
dwelling house at - East T7th ST.. besides stabl,
IA 13d st.. east Of Park The stable property Il
owned by the Rosenbaum estate. which vas repre-
sented by John y. Goldins IN ;he Transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
SUGAR

rtsr, Vas no change in the NAH. a.! 20
~, ,o'tr.ct light m, following 4rr .isi rf,es ~
~ American sugar 'ts-.a-- 'omps.p ~, .ei
,spis,s so. .nd az 10 = cases. 90 csses '-o
cations ~. sile tablets. 80 Sig - m
80 easle taJlets zoe. cut loaf 'oc cfush>d.
e0- mould A. sc. cu6es and eagle eonIectonefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
$4,000 Long Island Sale.

L. : willard & Co have sold for Thomas y.
HOOPER his property az Locust Valley Long Island,
10 : l.. schoonmakcr. The property has been held
At ti7 D. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
IHE AMEKIcAN TOBACCO COMPANY

New York. August 4, 1915.
- olnde,d scrip issued ~ this Company sep.
1loef ]. 1914 viii 10 paid al maturity. Sep
Y'f ]. 1918. together with interest due. on
...'sfoef o. cerincstes " Guaranty Trust Com
80 q Nes York 40 Broadway. New York
talef }. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
J. NJ ". HICKS. Treasurer.
iHh NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY OF NIY JERSEY

NeN York. August l5th 1915.
t.t"e board Of Directors - this Company have
81, "a declared dividend Of ONE AND ONE
- ~ PEk CENT UAeo) on the Capital Stock
-, ue company. PAYABLE October md 1915. 10
''1s,mosr ith 1915
a. h. MoLLESHAUER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
"tPtbLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY

~. o. meeting Of the Executive Commit
.. 'i iH' Republic Iron q Steel Company
.N august 10th. 1918. the regular quar-
~ dividend Of ] a e. on the Preferred
fs,ss". Was declared payable October LIST.
i.o' 70 tockholdcrs OF record September
'..-. lsio. and there was also declared an
,sId dividend Of L Of lCl on account Of
July lst. 1918. payable october lst. 1915.
10, S'oc ahoicers ~ record September 18TH,
'''. Books remain open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
.,lon. Ad,ances on Receiyership.

Mop" Advances on ReCeivership.
One Of the interesting features Of
Yesterdays stock market session was
the rise in Missouri Pacific, following
the announcement that application had
been made in the st. Louis Federal
court for the appointment Of receiver
for the property. The opening was at
"a quarter OF a point above Mondays
closing quotation, and subsequently the
pic, rose 20 2i2. Wall Street has seen
instances where the value of q stock
has been enhanced following receiver
shin proceedings, but such occurrences
have been unusual Traders explained
the phenomenon by saying that the
worst that could possibly happen in the
Mop" situation had been thoroughly
discounted. and the appointment OF
President Bush as a receiver was one
Of the favorable developments that
eliminated part Of the uncertainty con-
rected with the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18

TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 1915.

Trading Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted TO
9310o0 Stock Exchange
s2665o 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
CHICAGO PRICES.


The upturn in wheat YESTERDAY gave ue,Sff 'P ~,
70 the nour market and improved tne ue,il Prices
- esncr{,llv FOR the more popular bfahu'. -
WeIe Unchanged The following prices IN "ooI n,; az
Itnts Sc T0aS7 TO- spring clears. 80 5V@ :, %.
iSpter p.tsn.s. S. SOC 5SJ winter str~eAs; 20
,gtS so e1ra No winters. S5.lOS 90 e. 20
5.cy .n1,pr patents joJbng lot, $50 So
flour a 70 sSo %i, tjoS SS SO fo dried
amy 7RpGIG NEAL quiet: fine white and yellow
$50. ecare ti69 fEEDIWeJ,s+n ,,eA dg ss ,SS
i6o-l6 sacks $3.50 standard midd ds o uo
$50. hS s Civ Sieady bran bulk. t2iio; l9S
scHs ga. heavy middngs do. ~ noui 'ss9s
10 az goa $50: red dog -four liV-lo sa'NS' 90
,t..,,1 SgSTS3 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
CONNECTICUT.
WEsTCREsTER COUNTY.

SALE or LEASE.--NEW HOLLOW TILE sTtCCo
cottage JAMES L.. TAYLOR. DobbS Ferry, \. y.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. August l.. 1915.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipt, week sio6 b,p beans. 2.34i b.ss
Sag ps,s' Imports sesE. | 5ae besn, Marrow.
chGice. 100 ID, $50: medium choice. s5.o59t5. IS
pea. choice. iteo@f5; white kidney. choice. q 40
dt1 so. red kidney. choice s.. yellow eye. choice.
H.75: black turtle soup 5i759Sj lima Cali
iornih. choice. s5d$5.l0: peas. Scotch choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
BUTTER.

Receipts week. 64lJ2 packages. as compared
with 6i277 packages last week. Exports week "a
Europe. LIS packages: to tropical countries. SIS
packages. Imports 30 packages. Creamery. rHtrai
t9e SCORED. 25s @26c: higher scoring. 2Gis q 27c
lrsts 2iG 25iac seconds p 2,isc: thirds. q "a
re: state dgiy nnoSt. 2Si.c. good t0 prime 251s e
2ic. common 10 fair goa 2Jc renovated. extras q
imitation creamery. frsIs. ga mice. ladies. cur
rent make. h.,ts 20l%N2lc. seconds. 1870 l9lzc
lower grades. $50 Isle. packing stock June make.
fine. zoe: current make. hue lgc. No ,, lsGlSkci
lnwer gfades. 100 l1i.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18

Country Home Informatio free 10 prospective tey-
ers List covers Held. Cali write. No agents Sec.
Country Home service 80 ". Dist Of. Tel. 9s6l Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-18
COFFEE.

No fresh feature Of Importance de'eloped ~, ~ , ~
corcc situation yesterday 50 far as lhdl' A'u H.
,oi,N,. NJ trading or the couGe o. p4i,ss, "a ,n1
"'iVrcs market tie sales amounted 70 chS D.,
80 uifh prices closing Al net AuNaH.e " c,S,t
snis while che spo, market va t'!J''eI, HI'e
pJ unchanged al about &c for lAo .. ru,5 ~ >
"r.,,ed Al unchanged prices 70 an AuNaSe f,,,irg
LINT and the generally steady tone 'vJen t.iii
r. d.v was considered reflection ol .sciis
rns. In tbe primary markets WINE inc nuN 80. 10
INTEL nom TOO small a volume W N1, -
,tTsrt any ,pecial attention. NeAI ,lotts ,,c,-
issSvc,, active probably the result OF IuIll~i ,L.
~ ,,r n Septen,bcr contracts III ad'shyD nj
as, vtto,ire div ard while SeptembT wa 'e,,' l.
~ ~ ,,~sriiuui AZ the beginning OF ts ui1nr NO.
-, Jiiinr about 10 points under pecsl!ovt, '.,,,re
L",re ~ Its relative position suggest, VIC LIN
~ he rcmparatiycly availaIle supph', ~ ~ In..i
p.a1W toad, holders 81 spot conee ~ l"' ne
80 are maintaining thsir prices 4iit ,ne Zine
s'ov" "a ,rii,ts A. of course. less than catIDNs
eil,r Ftm ofers from Brazil were sea- siiy
'-rsssilv unchanged. and the ohy cIli - II
s.u,.sJ An the primary markets were @'tsptc' ~
.eft At Mo and ~ l-ldd in inc ralt ~ nv
49,. ,,r london Brazilian poft Ie'ell' -.
onS 80 against 90 000 for the same - ga LTe.
w. ~ Sauto, reported clcefahcrs Ni H. trsss
as "a, y,rk and g.. 600 for New orleans. % ~
- ctijcgly waiting for ears itlnl's H. -,sr
t,, IRON AMI for further iuioimallIh Ni..,,,Ills
,'i' - SIC valorEstion plan ia bra4l ~ ,Div
J.,,e.fh. buyers are reported 70 lt ot'.isti,, I'M.
f,r tlcir more immediate needs ~ - mice.
terest i, but htuo ia t'l1t"N'' YstcT-