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New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
CLOSES AT
2l-POINT DECLINE
Market, Nervous and Unsteady,
Finishes Far Below Sat-
urday Mark.

The cotton market was nervous and
unsettled yesterday with prices selling
off about 81 bale from Saturdays
closing figures under renewed liquida-
tion and scattering pressure which was
probably encouraged by a less favor
able view of political conditions and
more favorable crop adyices. The close
was barely steady at a net decline Of
10 to n points.
The market opened steady at an sd
vance Of 5 to g points in response to
higher Liverpool cables and over-Sun-
day buying orders which were doubt
less based on the frmness of late last
week. This advance met a good deal
Of foreign selling, while weakness in
the stock market was accompanied by
Wall Street selling of cotton. and there
also appeared TO be some pressure from
Southern sources. Prices soon eased
off in consequence with the selling pro-
NOTED by the Western belt forecast
for cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
with showers in East Texas. A private
crop report, issued before the opening
made the condition 775 against 1914
two weeks previously, but this deteri-
oration was no more than indicated by
report published last week and
seemed to attract no particular atten-
tiOn, and sentiment as TO the crop out
look was more beariSh owing TO favor
able scattering reports from the East
ern belt and the better prospects for
rains in Texas. After selling about 20
to - points net lower, the market rail-
lied or points Oh covering of shorts,
buJ failed to hold, and offerings were
more aggressive again late in the after
noon on private reports OF rains at
some points in Arkansas and Of show
ers in Texas and Oklahoma. Last
prices were within 2 or 3 points OF
the lowest.
According TO statistics compiled by
the Department of Agriculture. sales
of commercial fertilizers in the South
rrn states this year were 80 per cent
of last years, and the value OF the fer
tl,iZer was still further reduced by the
scarcity of potash. According to these
reports, however, farmers have used
great deal of home made fertilizer, and
the weekly crop review OF prominent
Alabama firm which reached here yes
.crday morning referred to conviction
on the part of many IN that sectloh
that the ground was rich enough 10
produce good crop this season owing
10 the free use Of fertilizer during the
previous year. The governments ex-
merits estimate that 80 per cent or TINS
crop had been sold up to June 10, com
pairing with 81 per cent to the same
date last year. Private cables from
Bombav said the crop prospect was
GOOD as the result of beneficial ram.
Southern spot markets as officially re
ported were points higher to II
points lower. Exports to-day were s.
i95 bales, making S.235,567 so far this
season.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

In the stock market not nearly so
much attention was paid TO the Orduna
Incident as iu other quarters Of the
p'anclal district. But even outside the
exchange lt did not seem 10 have had
much effect on sentiment. There was
2 feeling of relief thar il had occurred
before and not after the Presidents
reply had been sent 10 Germany in the
Ausitan.a matter. and that was about
IL Here and there people spoke Of
. new provocation," as they talked Of
= "imputeuce" Of the apology for the
tnnng % the <ebraskal, but gen
era resentment seemed TO be alto
eether lacking.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
DES ARTISTES
HOTEL ASSURED
Insurance Company Loans
100000 for Erection
of Building.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company loaned 100000 yesterday for
the building of the Hotel des Artlstess
in Sixty-seventh Street. Just west OF
Central Park West. The building will
be exclusively for men and women
artists.
On June 8 last the West Sixty
seventh Street Company was moor
porated at Albany with a capital OF
S53l 900 and the following directors:
Chesleigh II. Brscoe, Edwin o. Per
rim and Rudolph c. Culver. Walter
Russell is also said to be largely IN
terested in the venture, which calls for
a nine story building on plot 100 by
100 on the north side OF the street, 100
feet west of Central Park West. The
estimated cost Of the improvement Is
$500, 900.
Some hathouse properties fgured
in the few sales announced IN the real
estate market yesterday. One Of these
was i n West Sixtieth Street, near
Amsterdam ay., and another IN Pros
pect av.. near 18th So. On the lower
east side a three story building,
which his been in the possession Of the
same family for over nifty years, was
disposed OF.
A builder purchased vacant lot in
the Bronx. which he will improve with
an apartme.t house. Sales announced
follow:
AAPES AVE Miers has sold the northwest
corner n Napes sV and lslst It.. vacant plot
,,olring 40 fee on ths avenue ana ~ feet on The
street The buyer T. said t1 He builder. Nho "il
ef-.t . nFe story apartment nnls.
PR0SPECT AV-Rubin A Marcus have sold a
new h5e story fat 0,,upying pot iH401 90 ule
ar.t slde ~ Prospect AZ. near He'h 20
60TH ST -Frededfs Brown has rrsIll l5i West
sOta Il A five story nst o.. luf -lEl00 near
Am,ferdam az and directly opposite tle wander
biz Clinic. Nr Br0su acquired me pfoledf 4
few months ago from AaI smith ana Mofsn h"aeh
FLIzABETH ST-Iouis Caueau has sold ior
the esiate of Philip Bsyer y Eii4a1eth g.. thfee
norh of Hesisr st. % r Cas'sllsno. The selling
family Owned the property for orc- half ceniur
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

White. 100 bunchcs. 75cas hhl, loaIlc: ruis-
baga. bhl or bag 500 sjr. TOhAIDE-- Mon -
mgun Is,osx Io9my' psi standard m Is GSspt ssce9
81 culls. s06isc; Bait earlier, T5cnfl q; Del
and Nd, carrier. 500 i5c. hothouse. 10 lj-lb tskt'
POULTRY.
Some 80 freight ears tracks uis morning
g,.S Thisa en-. y , oaI, were uai@alt I, Sv
and holders nrm IA their views Tor fancy large. bu,
trading moderate. Dry packed fowls held stead;
weaker Old roostcrs In moderate surry and
nrmer BrQers are more plenty In recrips, AMI
Invoices and prices iully le yer lb lover on m9i
all Tades Long Island spring ducks and neary
SQUADS nominaiiy unchanged IN absence Of ifes1
receipts frozen poultry continues QUIET and un-
mixed. lb IGc toms. Isc: CHICKENS fresh broil
crs. iced. Phiis l. and Il 10 10 TO pair.
26c. other southern milk fed 20 34 ID. L!e:
Western DRY picked. milk fed. to ib. -5@ .1g .
Western. dry picked corn fcl. Western. s,alded
3 10 10. 22a 24r: ohio and Mich. sralled. 10
lb. Ac Western scalded. TO 10 2ZF
Western @ P5%s 5",s' so ( and owe, T' to doa ~ a pE pcESi
Hhc. IS 10 55 lb. l7izc; i3 10 ~ ID. lo'zc, 81
to q ID. l5hc. 80 70 IS %. li7c: under 80 ID
picked. "a to 8 ID and over. l7c; { i9. lGh /.
80 u. l5c; Id and un"rf: l3'sc; southern ING
.nd Illinois. b lSe -. southern them .u.i s4l
5se o, 2hio wand, and il5snn e'a'd it roes axe
per 10. lie: SQUADS. prime. white. 10 ih o. doc
Scr dor s. 80. 10. s.. 10. $3.50. 10. 81 %:
9 70 6ia d. 81 scat 81 .: a4rk. ~ doz, 90
ern small boxes. IN picked selected young hens
2ic. tons. 2lc. bbls dry picked. selected. youns
hens 2Oa2 toms 200 4lc young hens and toms,
la@ 20c. average best. lAc; Tenn and hy. dry
picked average best. Is. TeI. dry picked. aycrlse
best i7ai7isc. No. ?. lfa l5c. Ola hens. 2oc ;.
old toms 49,. BKOLERS. J.. 20 box. milk te.L
fancy. is 10 a 10 To doz. z4F23c. - % - 10,
2Oc. corn fed. Is 10 "a TO- 2lc. prime. - 10 80
lb lNa i9a. CHICKENS u % box soft meated
milk fed 81 10 a. 10 to doL. Die. 4S 10 and over
2la22c. 80 III and over 22c. corn teLI 43 t0 q ID.
l9c. - ID and over zoe. so 10. 20c. FOWLS
dry picked. lSc. IS to IS lh. lSc. - 10 u 10
l7c. 80 10 a. 10. Ice. 80 to 50 TO-. lic under 30
10 10 dozen. l4lsc. BOOSTERS. old. l2e l-,zc.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
Realty Notes.

The RITZ Realty Company has acquired title from
DR. william Car to the Two dwellings. H.2Il0O 5.
Al 80 10 35 West 45tu s. A previously reported
tie sire viii be improved With nEe story loft
building for which the Union Mortgage Company
aIsiu.rl building and permanent mortgage 0f
cos 600 Al 3 Der cent. Dr. Carr also agrees to
tdL. back q second mortgage of $4,000 u apply
after tle completion of the structure
Mcdowell s. McNah0n have been appointed agents
bv Inc Day.on Improvement Company for the En-
arau Court. al Northern ay and l79th St, the
Cara Court. a. northern ay and lloth st.. and
Mn. DE Tacqu.se al N3s- -S4l West lTSth st.
William A. White q sons were associated as
broker, .r the recently reported lease Ot the eight
story building al the northwest corner OF Morton
and Greenwich SIS. owned by the {. +. Holman
estate. 10 Semon Bache a Co.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

Joseph Sliyerso1 T.. } Crowley Milton v Oppsn-
heiuer. also. in the Mbank Building i2d st. ald
Madison a.. 10 Richard l. Walsh aud Thomas
Esr4cy.
prase & F,llmsl leased. with Thomas & Ecksr-
son q loft lu 10 10 ia West s2f u 70 A A
Dres.pool 4 CO. aud f0f b. II. hlttlsse the three
,outhe4,t corner Of A5th b.. 20 the H. W. Covert
COMPANY.
Moor, s WyckoT ieased Offices AZ il0 ith az 70
the krddIug SIX Company Tor . 'erm " yean. sri
tie Store al 3j3 le1il gioI az. southeast coruer =
IA 81. ~ william y. M0utgOmeD f0f q lOag term
VI ycaf,
The Dgross Company leased the store a. IS
GrceuHl.n AZ o. U4ig Di,hiau f0r tern =
yst.s. tlid .1ff a. - Hest l5th 81 % Charles A
tH.ue.l. .esroom a. l2s AID so West 18Th 81 u
Half Ai,Nlcho.s aad loft a. io5 Gfeenwlgh d.
10 R4ssEtLsl 4 kstL.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

Tie market for hog products was weak during the
greater pant Of the day under renewed selling on
account % Tie large stnbs snd further decline IN
the price 81 i've hogs but rallied ON co,esing and
huyIug which generally believed 10 De- by packers
Receipts 0f hogs az Chicago were ~ 900. estimated
Tor Tuesday. 5000 Kansas tIy received 1000 and
OmaJa 600. PORK quiet; mes, SlS@AlS 30 ,
family. S-lH&.e short clear. Si9a S2l.50 BffF
packet 'l, foHt tl9. extra l'dia mes. $50 $>2
uRlSsED HOGS steady. t3con.. lla.c. $50 d.
ll4c. ltp lh. lirc; li0 lb. ll'sr, pig. l2Ac. CIT
NiAiN.iio"lcd bellies steady 10 10. 49, 1870:
D. l. Iisgt u ,h. iac T.. ed hans steady. IN
l..C TALLDW steady. special chc. city. 5igr.
country. t's@t'9c LARD wcsk; lidd'e West. S@
Sloc. city lard steady. 5'.95Sc. refined lari
,frad't torfi.rrt $500. South America. i0c .
Bra kegs. 10 400. compound easy, ~ % u 4c
STtALINE cay, oco. SIC. city lard steadle
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
The Bronx.
Westchester Transactions.

Angel & Co. rented the f. Tsntor residences.
H. He.,AeIJe Road Scarsd4Ie for q tenn VI years.
uu!4r islcd. 20 No. LueReusteiu The William
H. Fish residence. o. Cambridge Road. HaUsdais.
a. j. A LaWl.. of Mount Vernon. for term. sVd
sold ful A D Rockwell. lr. plot. 5OIlO0. ~
Brasu pl.e. near the Scsrsaae station.
Charles T. Howell bought POT al the north end
O., F4s-gnf Terrace Pax Hl. aud william H.
2ek..Ll- secured a site Both viii erect homes
Fish s Marvin rented for tne summer fur
ris.rl tle property of MB. , Marshall at
Eu.r..lT Manor % General Nelson II HtAy Of
Sav Y..k slj !0r Harold Palmer his place At
l4As M440p4c 10 j. Water Bel. o. New NOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
sEARoARD cLEARANcE


The -four market was firm, owing 10 the streng h
In cash wheat and TO the small supplies Of Oh
stock nonr on hand but buyers were disposed 10 he
auatbetic and The volume Of business va, moi large
The following prices in wood are quoted on ne & Nes
York Produce Exchange Spring patents $3.50
cnts. s. GOqSj S5; winter Nfaights. $l.5j6ti.iO,
EXTRA No ] winters. S5.l0@ 81. extra No win
fancy spring patents. iobbiug lois. 8 500 s. 9j.
RYE FLOUR-Firm. Fair 10 COOL s. - $5.S0
KIM dried IS IT, BAG MEAI,-Firm. Fine HLi'e
and yellow Sl75a$l.lS. coarse; sl69@ 81 65
FEED-Wcstfu steady. bran 100 lb sacks. $-i q ;
dlinss do. S55: red dog -four l40 b sacks. So %
CITY steady bran. bulk. S23 40 100 lb sacks. 81
s85, red dog flour. $40 10 sacks. S37: oil mca.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
INTERIOR.

Tie local market for spot cotton was quiet ana
Z. rliut, lower al 9 25c for mddlins upland !;
81 le, gi delivered on contract. 2 700 bales. So1tn
,r .uot markets were telegraphed follows. Gal
=. .fon gu.et unchanged. al Toe: sales 81 bales
Scw Ori,au, quiet T. points lower. at S65c. sales
So bales Charleston and Wilmington nominal
Nrr.ULls steady unchanged at S7jc. sales, %
iairs Houston steady. 10 points lower. al SOC /;
s.Ie. iil bales Mobile quiet. points higher, az
Isl. sales Mn Baltimore nominal. unchanged. at
81. e.. sales NIL Augusta steady. u points lover. At
tsc. sales l67 bales s. Louis quiet unchanged
az sc. sales nil Little Rock quiet. unchanged
st zoe. sales nil
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

stockers and feeders. So 5OGss So; bulls. t75f-
S. g. cayes So 90 $50 90 sHEFP-Receipts, q p
GOO, steady lambs. g. s0afs 90: yearngs. $3.50
g g. 2j wethers. S. 1850. ewes. i5.50sS3
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
louisville Ky. july lg.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
RscaIpis f6s. prizes took another slump thn de-
cline h,ing 2jG soc as compared with Saturday.
With sheep selling Al ne. seconds jMjhc: culs.
sTjc. best fat sheep J@jAc: medium and com
ma n knd. slow and unchanged bucks around tkc
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
81. 30 and sonthern Paeifc.

r has been rumored OF both South
EN- Pscfc and St. Paul that the dlyi-
dends would be reduced The St Paul
directors meet on July 2S and the
Southern Pacific in the middle Of Au-
gus. St Paul VIII not show lis divi-
derds earned in the fiscal year just
ended and Southern Pacific unless
there is something like a miracle
vii show its 6 per cent rarnereG and
s bit besides. There are & good many
persons .n Wall Street who believe
tha, neither dividend will be altered.
Recently the action Of Southern Pacific
in the stock market has indicated a
growinC confidence that there would
be no change in the rate there, but the
same cannot be said for st. Paul,
where evidently q good measure Of
doubt fingers.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
Apartment Leases.

P-a.e a T.. imam leased Tor the p A l. PARK
Avenue Company in its ueN apartment house. a.
lie southeast corner u P4rk A. and sIst 81. IA
r..5fl, ana 4 bath, % J. A Hamilton. also rented
f3r John T Holmes his apartment furnished. Ia
tl.s Lombard al 700 West 1lth 81. 10 sidney q.
Reilly
san ID 10 r Ferdinand WILCOX and James Duane
~. f.r . Term % yeATs.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
Sales in Auction Room.

By Heury Brady
EASTERN BOULEVARD. .. al! lands Of Paul
q Piat1er l1J130f . % Becker Ii00I100 Com
mOuRealtn SdUlg Bank of y City AT Colorado
Reay Co e. al. George HYDE. ally John ]
O'Busu. ri. i've 81 1856 y tA1es. etc. 81 3ls %
10 the paiLuf Tor Sis 001
By Joseph T. Day
ROsELLE ST n s. SIS u Poplar, 5erilT.lr
lt-KlLZs. vacant. Max Hrrkz AZ Cecilia 8
brennan et a.; Arhur J. DAVIS. Ats; Yaeatlns
Taylor. ref due sI.t,5 20. tsHes. etc, SO ~;
$50
N6WBOLO sy cor Castle Hin az 2lIs2,
vacant. Augusta II Nnner az MsTy N Henning
e. 81. L,Ys Goebsl. sity Dominic o'Reily,
fef. due. S5.ii9l tsxes. ETC. tsiti2 To Anna
A Byl-e for $500.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Great Western Power System
reports for June an increase Of upward
Of per cent in gross income of $685.
S2l. Net earnings over operating ex-
peASes and taxes increased from $l44,-
Ola a year ago to Sl65.S02. Other in
come, however was somewhat less than
IN 1914. and total operating revenues
were nearly t2l2 per cent in excess of
those last year Interest charges on
the funded debt. which represents to-
tai interest payable by the several com
panics on their entire funded debt. in
cludinG Great Western Power Company
and City Electric Company first mort
gage per cent bonds, owned by the
Western Power Company, totaled
Sl06,579, and the surplus balance after
accrued dividends on the California
Electric Generating Company's pre-
ferred stock was S64,90l, an increase
Of $l4,O67.
Virginia Railway and Power.
The June rerort of the Virginia
Railway and Power Company, made
public yesterday. diScloses a gross in
come Of $43O.20l, S9.259 less than re-
ported in that month year ago.
Through reduction in operating eX-
pcnseS, net earnings of S224.7l1 were
about the same as in 1914. There was
a gain Of $2,534 in other income, so
that after allowing for taxes. interest
charges, sinking fund requirements,
etc, the surplus available was $94.03S,
or $1.ll5 more than was earned in the
preceding year.
Dayton Power and Light.
Gross operating revenues of the Day
ton Power and Light Company for
June showed an increase of 6.61 per
cent, compared with the same month
last year. total gross income amount
ing to S76,l15. Operating expenses, in
Guiding depreciation and taxes, were
-.4l per cent higher than in 1914, and
net earnings of $33,5SS were nearly s
per cent above those in 1914. Dividend
disbursements on the company's pre-
ferred shares amounted TO SlO,543.
leaving surplus balance Of Sb,996,
gain of over 10 per cent. Operating
ratio for the month was 55.S7 per cent,
compared with 55.45 per cent a year
ago.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

n. coffee market was again An waiting post
tfoD but prices were steady % FIRM, owing % an
ABSENCE OF offerings ana IN sympathy with braLll.
'T,fsl sales amounted 20 ONLY 1900 BAGS. aut
ouofatious were unchanged 10 points higher RIO
erchangr on London was l-32d higher and mllreis
rtices in Rio de JaneIrO were unchanged, while
Santos showed an advance Of 30 reis. Brazil IS ap-
nsreutly taking hfm view of the situation. and
n seemed 10 be the general impression here That
fLe proposed plan 10 finance the surplus slplh"s
I'm Brall will be eventually adopted. and This -
one of Tie principal sustaining factors here a.
tbougi, few operators seemed dispose 10 take an
aggressive stand on the buying side Of the market
In the cost and freight market offers we're IN
charged 10 slightly higher. Santos ., being quutet
m i0c 10 lie, SIS al 9S0c. IS aui A. o. y'zc,
~ In \ T-t 10 : SOC. Is at S.l0c ald Rio = -
2 ,Dc I'm the local spot market trading Was Cuiet.
I'M prices were steadily held on the basis oi nc
for Mo 3 The total warehouse deliveries ~ tie
limited states last week we're 10 Osl bags. against
- ga the previous week and lO9..5S last scar,
If lie former amounts New York had 81. .O0i bsgs
Hs,.iuts at RIO de JsucIro and Santu, last week
sggregated 81 000 bags. against &ji 600 The pr
yi"iI, week and .OS 900 last year. Clearance, aus
'ttrr,euts Of coffee a. Brazilian ports during tle
w.tt Wrre as follOWs Rio c.eaEauces. - 600 bags
irIlu,liug IL 600 20 me United states. -N 600 10
liirJuc and North Africa and 10000 io '-p-
EI,.r P.str and We-t coast ~ So4tl AU"i.s
Santos clearancas 80 300 bags. lu .uding lSONO
a. fbe United states. e.. 900 % Eur rc ail N'ftl
AHA Anl 900 10 Cape. River Plate aHd wet
coast OF south America. Victoria clesrantes o. no
Jritei states 10 900 bags Bahia receipts. 1000
. 200 and elsewhere 400 baSa Range oi prizes
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

Receipts to-day. Q 44s packages lack of bn7ing In
tere,t coupled With pretty liberal onrrinss. mele
tIy The ,aLcIest quatts sold al - "a - Z. suI u a
o' o.. extra, al -ti.c Medium sralss shared iu.S in
i.e Wcaauts- Renovated yrTy slow. Lalle. and
pLrluns stock .n buyer' favor. Craamer. extras
lg' .c0rD) -Glzc. higher scoring ., - i9c; rf,t,
l.str dairy. finest 26c. good 10 PRIME. -ip - nc.
common t0 iair. n 3s4ac. renovated. c1tras
Infection creAmery ur-., 2-f-G2ac. ladIe,. rIr-
rent make. nr,f-. 81 l.122.. seconds 20H Zoi2c.
lower grades is i-H l9t-c. packing stock Gun it
make. No !. -y2 -J.-c. 40 o.. l'izc; lover
grade, la igg.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
METALS.

The local street market for copper was, quiet
Win elecIolytie quoted at l9. @ zoe. III Lon9eh @
i- for flIuras ana l9I faf electfolyuc SPOT I'm
an the New York Moal EIchsnge Wa qlisei- MI YIN
~ o,ion nn closed an El67 l5s Tor standard spot
and glGe FOR futures Lead easy. New Aork spot
57l-c. East 81 Louis $500. London lead spot
i24 i3s Sd spelter nominal. London Spei'ef Sp'''
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw York. July 10. 1915.
GRAIN.

- - S,ocHs o. oq Sop "heat VI Sis ei9I ,,.
- & "io PIE any & o, 'v 's' H.
fH ,'op li' li,' is s., D'As Il ~ g' ~ - ,e,''.
80" 80" - , @ e M 's..''s - a. M ,.i., % i rg a.,
l-N'-o ''It 'h' it'.i'e "''o ''.''i. ''-''. ."
az A'fi$se u. Over -.Vl'.V'g u's"e.s ID '4'. VINO @
~ i@i -.' S,S'." i.,''..' ol ..'" '.,'a re- -,
N'iS. Heh. I"e lA~' htl 9t'iei'e' "@' li4i,..'''
uy further heavy rains over Su.-a>. which csl,el
irLcWtI aHtirN on lle I4Ii O -L'' @At sl',t'r
covering A. oHr iIhe values "rit - TO
above The tAa ~ SATURDAY. S.'hoign pfH W iHs
gam was i,,t u"AeF p'oni lan,AS' uHI cil'.Ns
l''eo were ~ To &C .el ng"tI. h'p'ii' o."''
were DID ue market aHd salr' I"r Ilt daF ".'o
placed q. about @gVQoo bushes iQi ioN'a. ,Ap-
meAi u "ss Sald ihat more 1usHess SoeH nave
''. "..' '.v T","' va" . .,," 80 m ., ',
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
COTTORSEEO OIL.

There was only O quiet trade iu the market for
cotfolS,od OIL. but TIE uude-fuue Was easy. Tie
early decline i1 lard caused good deal ~ uu-
c4sircs, ou the part ~ longs. a1d The weakness ln
cotton va. .-D looked upon a. a btari,E fts'urc.
as 30 was thought rcfcc improved crop prospects
Tie spot demand was said 10 De- SLOW and ucW crop
crude oi was being offered iu moderation. Range OF
prices
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
Range of prices:

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-Spo'
c..fou good demand. sales. 10000 oaes' specuis
. ,i spi export } 900. American 1000, imports
,..o Nnfi.gs upland . I'D Future, opened
al e, bu, steady to 3 points higher .osed Ss} eay
W M net decline os 10 points. July Aug 5.O'd'
Hct~NSy ~ e3isd: Jau-Feb. 5.3Sizd. Mar T-Apr
4-id. May june 553I7d. hanchester-fA arms
dY. I'm. STEADY cloths quiet but steady. IL.
Re. pts Ar the ports and interior points WIN
...t,t1r..UU. fO..UW.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20

Coffee cshles-Rio de Jaueiro. No Z, uncIangei
=, 1S0Oo, exchange. l3 3-32d. up 1924 receipt.
: 600 bass. stock 324 600 bags. Santos-No. -
"a ~ stSOO: receipts o. 900 bsTs st0ck. N3. .0o0
- Reoripts al Tie Two ports 81 900 bag,
sSsinsf a. 900 al year and 900 two years ago.
So Psu.o had 50 600 bags, against $4,000 la',
- arI 4. 600 NO years zgo. AMI Jundiahy. % 600
i.es against 80 900 last year and q 900 bags iso
vssrs 40 Cleared from Santos. Juy u. tLe
steamer Mina GeTaes. with IsVv0 b-ss.
Brazilian coffee siAustlcs
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
New Tenants for Dwellings.

Douglas l. Eiman Co leased for ,ern Of
v.ar. -8r Mrs Tr0sbrIge Galloway l5l East list
= three stofy and Dasement dwelling 10 Dr.
T'u.. 4 Csatrs leased for the estate Of Matilds
10 EninrIanIrr tie four st0ry Engllsh base ment
ta.l,r q III East 18Th 81. 10 Aiss haze ". -
huy.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July 10. 1918.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Steers steady 10 l0c hisler. bulls and cos, gel-
crazy steady steers, s. a&lOZ5. bull, 81 500 81 .
cUas. Sad $50 Dressed beef steady. taIScs. SOC
higher Nca.,. $Sg$lI. cIs. $o5O4 $50. skim
mIlA caiy-s, s. 30 Dressed caves more a.tig-.
ciIy dressed yeals. 1870 l6izc. trs At lic. cJID-
uy dressed. pa l5c. sheep steady o. t-m. LANDS
nrm 10 -Jc hAucr Sheep fcae... 2a.aUo $40. a
ieS at s. cu,. So; lambs s. io" 81. yeaiAHs'. -
Dressed mutton steady at h@ls. dressed .ai.', O.
Whole range. $sgN.4J. rougAs. $ye$o.,J. Sass
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
Englewood Lots Sold.

A,er Kelly s3t Tor ths sstats u Frederick
El..l e.ghf po,s ou Bruce aF. tag,cwood y J.
Es.h u.nf IS 1l feet side sud los feet deep. rhsy
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

7gTH ST SIS $50 sth az. for l3 sty apt hotel.
1JtAs. W Alien. l36 " 18Th st owner;
Kennedy. lj7 Remseu st. Brooklyn. contractor
r,..t 500 900
Io9TH ST. Sc So Pleasant sv; for / sly stor-
axe shed T5II0Oll. " A Ferguson, owner. :
Kat 405 Lexington as. architect. cost 5000
The Bronx.
HEREiO Az, cor Msthida az. 'or a sly brk
rlu-rh -txI34 Rev W Ii POtt. owner; King a.
Tsg.l,. architects. cost $4,000
DITMAR ST % s. rs Hunter az. FOR / sly
fam. dsg 22143. j Nuh.heid. owner: selieu
4 Mtub. architects. cot, Sl400
te.l,s, ss1s3: Henry Cicl.nd. Inc owner. IRE
mont ArcLt Co. architect, cost. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
Buys at Shippaa Point.

Peass Gilman have sold for Benismn Harris
h.s place q Shlppan Point Stamford. Coan.. 70
ClsLes b. Understood. Tie AlusIa.9r.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-20
Alterations.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Av ~ cor Tfih 81. 70 siy gar
sge CrsWfori Bradley Go. y .2d ST. 0suer "
kst..l. L i.d 81. GeAlleci. eosi. il3.s3