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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
traders Welcome Return
Of Railroad Shares to
Activity.
WAR STOCKS PUSHED
INTO BACKGROUND
O.yival of Report of Favorable
decision in Western Rate
Case a Big Factor.

Uhs.her speculative interest has at
.,r,e 10 the railroads to stay or
~ .here may be doubt, but certainly
~ ~ woyement Of those issues yesterday
- nothing in enthusiasm. Even
~ che afternoons reaction gains Of
W.. -, ~ more we're general in the
80 list Brokers who have been
..b;re with some impotence the
w.. aver the war stocks hailed the
- - new era when facts that
u'r - \. verified would take the place
-, ,.-.ors that we're preferred uninves-
80 The opinion was expressed
. 9. that professional spectators
- 10, through with the war issues
W. .rrned from them for the time
edt nay osonse they showed signs Of
telhs .,s)S" The reitoration OF re-
CONS .,r, Washington that the west
poiN -. ''vS we're going 10 get the.r
eIh i@.~soses played q part IN attract
rave 'forlcwinc % the railroad shares:
ing ,bs governments crop report OF
,St "a. seemed 90 be the most lmpor-
10. nO.c single factor in the advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

The advance in Southern Pacific was
no, alone connected with the probable
ity Of higher rates, but also due 10 The
belief in financial circles that when me
directors meet tomorrow they VIII de-
clare the regular quarterly dividend Of
IL per cent. Southern Pacific closed
81 901, and during the days trading
vent as high as 81 IS. the highest price
since May 10. The statement was
made by a director Of the company re-
Gently that dividends are maintained at
the current rate when earned. I'm
prCvemen, in earnings during the last
few months has been marked, hence
the assumption that the usual dividend
will be declared tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Weak Tone in Outside Dealings,
but Canadian Car and Foundry
Shares Are Strong.

Trading was quieter in the curb Sc
curities yesterday. A few of the spe-
cialties showed small Improvement. but
the general tone Of the market was
weak. Among the war stocks, Electric
Boat, new, was q leader. though 1t
ended the day with small recession.
The old stock. common and preferred.
each yielded 8 points. and Standard
Motors lost / n points. Canadian Car
and Foundry was a strong issue. the
common gaining 2 and the preferred
~ points Fractional declines were
made by American Zinc. Canada Steel
and Car. Light and Power.
There was a fair volume Of business
transacted in the petroleum issues.
Prairie Oil and Gas and Prairie Pipe
Line each advanced points, and At
lantic Refining 5. Ohio Oil. Pierce Oil
and Standard Of California were weak.
Mining stocks were irregular. kenne-
colt Copper 6s held steady at l25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
HAY AND STRAW.

There has been very firm situation throughout.
with values mnmcutarlly rising. New has. when
showing ANYTHING Ike desirable quality. has fair
can IN range II S2ia$2S pr ton. Old rye straw
scarce but has only a limited outlet. now straw
slow sale IN range u. say. 81 SB per ton aS 10
quality. Old Hay. large balci. Timothy 40 /.
per ton S.0aS5l; 40 90 No .. $-5a $-9.ju; ship
utug s1IqS-6. fancy light clover mirr'l. s.. 1uF
$ss.J0. RYE STRAW. old. No !. SIijUH SIS. small
bales about jOc@Sl lover.
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Brooklyn Transactions.

The simrnacross Realty Company has sod tbs
50 FOOT 10, with Two family detached house AZ 80
gOth 81 also for william Tovner the two lots
or he south side q 37th o.. near tnih az
Bloom a DohsD sod for Charles > "nossse
esther snrlesman. q Jegsey city.
Mer,ik & May have leased 70 the Y w. Grand
Five Ten and Twenty-Five Cent Stores the property
Al is55-ls59 Myrtle az and ~ 20 10 hallecs AZ
FOR A term u yesn rhls store will have 90
Plans ~, been completed By W T Mccarthy.
architest for I've three story ard cellar buildings
he epst SIS 900, 90 be built By tho West Building
Cooperation on plot l0OIl0O on Tie south SIDE q
Church a, p feet east Of West st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
Sales in the Auction Rooms.

The sales held yesterday in the 'ocal
auction rooms resulted as follows:
At II vesey ST..
BIZ Henry Brady.
TIN AV. 3Ol 70 3Oj n cor 27th s., Z, Toy
: - MI g three and one 4 sty tennis @"'
,tpre,. STAYED by order OF court 49,, . 80 .,
PINEHURST AV. $40 cor INo,H 81. -, >
Eorl09 7x5Ol. sly fat and stores 10 the 'lH
for SI0.903.
b Bryan l. Kennedy.
18TH ST. SO r. n ;. l22 ot Park az III
l0l . 4 sty dwlg: sold 10 the pin for S5o.Ooo
By Samuel Marx.
saTH ST, 10 W. ss 100 e Of Columbus a'' +VS
1908. sly dwg adjourned.
By Joseph F. Day
6aTH ST. 81 W d $. 100 Of Columbus az TX
iOo5 TO the plt1 for $4,000 o,,ioo s,v
tcnmt and stores sold 10 the plif for $1,000,
l0OTH ST. 20i r. >. lO2 oi 81 az So ~. a.,
trrcg. 5 sly loft bldg. sold 10 the pun 'o'
S22.jJO.
At sos Third ay.:
By Joseph p. Day
ELnsMERE PL. ~. 5. 81 81 Pro'peF,t AZ,
4I4risI0. 2 sly dwls; sold 10 Katherine Mcguire
BY James J. Donovan.
WEBSTER Az. 2jOs s. 2lol s. cor on
Frr-iham road 80 3Ill9 Srj0. 3Il-l, ~ dog
and vacant: adjourned TO Aug q.
By Anthony V. Cassiano.
l49TH ST. 734 L. S " ;. l2j Of JACKSON az
S1fsO SIS tenmt. sherins sale Of al rsat.
tnIe etr which New Arcadian Real Estate 20
hal on April "A. 1915. or since l'idofe NNi'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
EGGS.

Receipts for week. 75.03S cases. Exports tor
verk 600 cases. Arrivals have decreased cousid
erably toward the close. aud VITA fair Increment
receivers have been suc 10 effect reduction 10 tie
Accsmui atious outside ~ cold storage. \ large
part ~ the current supply 90 Western ,sg IS selling
II a range Of l5a-0r. with seriously defective los
ranging downward, tut higher qlaltlcs are COM
manding better prices yiug up - &c for coca
sioual ears o., fire Northern cardiei and graded
stock though exceptional qualities commanding sun
higher prices. Nrdruy cgss Iu light supply AID
fancy qualities nave improved, market closing strong
for the highest grades " hrnnrp so.N. Fresh
sIa23c. rr.ts H.. 2uia0. sceuads. l0i. iSi2a.
thirds aad poorer loa loo. drt.r- 40 /. lii2a l5r.
so ald poorer. l0a A.. checks. choice. a'. l'iz
a lie. TAI. 20 good. 1872 l5c cul. aud Inferior. $
lie. state Pennsylvania and nearby, helAefy
whites. alc 90 fanny. o-H".c. ordinary No. s'ol
90 "a 3lc: gathered whites a. io she sll 4iah}. -
.aslc. Western gathered whites, 2aH2je. state,
Pcausy.yauia and nearby. heHuo-y browns. Z31 ~.
gathered brown aud mixed ,oiors. lN1 &c. ~ Oh
legs state aud nearby. Indian Runner. - Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
Miscellaneous Leases.

1,o,,l,. 7. Flliman < Co. have leased Tor a ierm
a, go for the estate Of Russell sage 81 East
st,tv. sfth street four story dwelling on roy
IN NylOO leet 10 Robert q. Hutchlns, wee preSueh'
., ,he National Bank ~ Commerce.
Tie Resl Estate Msnsssment company na's
80 D'geTsn AZ Chib0okian FOR term o. years.
The Hought0n Company has leased Tor IL. nel-
AN Flanagan the three story and easement d"slins
10 ~. Ninety second street 70 NJ A. forsoistoh
Sia,,son A Hobbs have rented Tor term Ol years
the four story Dwelling. 81 West seventy -nfs'
st.,.t Tor Mar A Geers 70 H. =. Montrose 800
o's IT, Eliiman have rented FOR Mrs Lillian
I'M " Wager Swayne the four s,ory and base.
menf dwelling IS 9Il00 feet 70 East Sihey -hlss
,7,,s, aiso rented an apartment IN Zo2 West ElShy
g. SIRE, 70 James r. Kenyon ana one III $50
-, Forty- ninth street 20 Alinch Dufant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
n,.hO- Rates for West.

wr,h Of The strength IN IalIroHu
NJ yesterday was attributed 10 re-
MS .' that the Interstate Commerce
PERI ,;ss;on win grant the Western
ne !. a.'i, substantial increase in freight
N.'s nv. and tbat the commissions de-
nv, Nil be handed down in the near
s CO. The principal lines interested
,re the Chicago q Northwestern Lne ~ -
PAUL Burlington. Atchison, hocH ISL
ID Missouri Pacific, Missouri, nan nan
go Texas. Frisco. Cotton Belt, Cni-
- Crea, Western. Texas Il PaclAc
- Altor. The lines Interested 10
t,,sr extent arc the 500 Line, Northern
i p,,;fc Great Northern, Union Paclhc
I'd Southern PacIlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was quiet and easy during
tn FIRST part ~ the day under moderate liquidation
fnd IN absence Of more than a quiet demand tut
toward the close nrmer feeling developed IN SYM
psthy vi,h grain Receipts Of hogs AZ Chicago were
900. estimated Tor Wednesday 1000; Kansas CITY
received . 600 and omaha 1900 POHk-steady .
mess. flG.50@Si' family. 500 S2l. short clear
$!p@ $40 so BEEF-stsady. mess. ls@fls 80:
family. il95o@t so 80: packet. SIS SOC So. extra
InGiA mess. sS0gs3L DRESSED HOGS STEADY I.
baccns Iiikc. 40 II. Ike: 100 ID. lihc. 40
ID. ll%c. piss. i2Hc ctr MEArS-PickIsd bel
lies quiet. 10 ID. lyNe; l. 10. lgc; II TO-. l2c:
special CSC. city SIC. country. 7s@6t1c LARD
Steady. Middle West. sljsS &c. city lard quiet ::
&c. nominal. refined lard steady. Continent. 5000 ::
South America O. zoe. Brazil. kegs l0.20c. CON.
pound steady. rare. sTEARINE-Steady; oleo
nlL rffV farda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
NEW YORK PRICES.

lV'F0r
Wheat Open High. Low. Close. day
INTERIOR PFCFtPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. August 10. 1915.
BEAMS AND PEAS.

Receipts Tor week 2s0s bags beans and 1881
bags peas Exports for week 20l bags beans and
sol bags peas. Markets has remained quiet
throughout with generally easy feeling on most
of the leading varieties Pea beans have not shown
much change holding about steady the last few
DAYS iu the range given. though carload los can
stiI be purchased under the inside nsuIe White
kidney wholly uomiIa IN TIE absence ~ supplies
yellow eye and black beans largely neglected ana
selling values uncertain. California lima have ruled
very much stronger: adyiccs from Coast have hrncd
up and Il y non not possible 90 replace stocks un-
der s.. there are ycy few lots Offering under mat
price 10 the close. Scotch peas slow sac marrow
Choice 100 d. s. 80 medium choice $3.50 s. 60;
pea choice. 81 s0H$5. white kidney. choice. :, 500
s. 5O rcl kidney. choice 500. yellow eye. chsice,
81 Is. black turtle. soup. $40. Hmd. California.
cholce S.. peas. SCOTCH choIce. 81.
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Daily imports and exports OF general
at the Port of New York
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
u. S. Treasury Finances.
MINING

.And No account Of accumulated dividend
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Alterations.
Manhattan.

,,sru ST. 23T W: 10 sly tenmt; Pisapl..
''oln n l. spanuhake, IS PARK Row. aren't.
The Bronx.
w.sulsGros Az. 1919 lssth ST. sly 6rS
80 snd tenmt. 25Il3O: G Hoffman. llss Gay
Az. owner Il Howell. 50 " and If'h st.
vyss Az. 1901: s,y brk store and dwls 20 II
g.; A Cronemsysr. premise ,o S"ner' D'o''s'
is6e Pugsley AZ. archt. $1,000. - Al.
rt4ToN Az s75 So frame stores ana dwls.
5iSs9.9. Erler.. premises o ,ge6; N''''N
ropfsf Az. l39 sty frame store and dTls
R-,nick al Forest AZ, owner. il
K,,indei. 1914 Prospect Az. aren't s'oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
TRADE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
It Will Be Ten Stories and Cost
100000.

Work is about 70 be begun on the new homo o.
c,y wii srscf A. IN northwest corner Of Lexington
Avenue and twenty second street According % the
plau, lust ned the building viii Be ten sore.. on
a plot f5xss feet and VIII cost $3.50 900. {. Is. J.
SNYDER Ia the architect. The ste vas recently
a stated eonsideratioa Of about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
COFFEE.

Tremendous receipts az primary points took
pecrdcncr over al. other ffauJ,, iu the coffee mar
ket yesterday aud prices wee weak and lower.
There wa further liquidation 10 September. ard
that position declined % point. under December
after having been selling m an even basis Early n
Tie dan there pressure throughout the entire list
tui toward the close there little better demand
for the late month, and final prices ranged from
% IL points net lower Total sales FOR the dsy we're
$3.50 bags Receipts az >anto, were d. OGl bags
$40 Psulo receipts l2s 600. AMI JuIdishy. ~ 900
figures which have rarely been exceeded FOR aIy
one day. Cost and freight o1crs from Brazil we're
not particularly Affected however buy quotations
were irregular. some showing slight dccis.s Rhile
Others were unchanged 70 slightly higher Santos -
were quoted at 81 "a sac. IS u 3i5@ 10 Is and
A. al S.95@9 20c while Rio i sold ~ Sc Tie
local spot market was 0uict and unchanged, with
Rio Is quoted a. &c. Range d prices
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fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
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LouisViIe' - -7 - ~. 20 P-l-cs
,'T,. croics lambs ~ &c: medium and common
,1tsIefd. seconds go 6izc cu.s. "a Sc. Tat sAeep'
5i.ajAc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
Business Changes.

william -. NILS Who located for some
y.srs A. goa Fifth az has become associated ~ith
: O,goo.i Pel & Co Mr.. Mills Is a member 4
he RAJ EStafe Board Of New York and chairman
N ths executive committee OF tie beAl fAi~'c
A,sociation OF the state Of New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

The sales held yesterday in the 'ocai
auction rooms resulted as follows:
At Il vescy ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
Big Brooklyn Job.

r....,,o, b,s been started 70. the ten apart
- NI.5.rs to Be erected By the Rose Building
Company on the entire block located on ne ''s,A
1910 plans Tor this operation we're nled oy
he srchitect. Maxwell A. Cantor. OF 3'S Fulton
- BroOkJu. recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Par value 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
COrTONSEED OIL.

The marie, for cottonseed oil was easy during he
forenoon under scattered selling prompted by the
sction % lard and The decline IA the cotton market
but toward the close there partial rally on
COyering due 20 the rally IN lard. and final prices
wsfo 10 points net lower There was compare
tivel' little feature 60 the market aside from evening
w operations. but the absence 81 pressure OF new
crude offerings seemed 10 create confidence. al
though traders were not disposed % take heavy
chances on the long side. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
$4,000 Warehouse Venture.

Plans have been filed for seven stor cold
.,o,sgs warehouse 10 be erected A. "a 20 ss Gsnse
ynor, ., hy the Manhattan Ro'rigeratinE Company.
Of which Thomas Adams Is president The s'Fu1-
ure Will occupy plot 62HSt o. and Is estimated ~
cal $50 600 " John Z. G!OIez- AGA4isS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

pRIGGS Ay-DouSlas hobinson. Chari.s 5
p,oNn Company. IN conjunction WITH OhAfA BROS .
bs1"" Do. Iii for Eivie ) Wachenheim and Jessie p.
$500, the lot .j1l90. on the west side OF brgss
81 fee, south q l96th st. The buyer. h. A
zimmerman. will improve al once Win store 0u''1
mfo,TH sT-wolf b. Bernstein. Of BROOKLYN. has
Ill Igg-i95 FaG l03th ST.. siK story new law
s,1.e stth stores IN plot 81 sIl00 II, Adjoining
- northwest corner q Lexington aV The seller
,-,,,tred ne house in February. 1918.
SUkDUT RST Av-W J. Huston & son sold
Or Enr.s a Slnnott 10 Frank Merklee - Brad-
hurst AZ i've stop fat, plot t9I35r irregular.
0t,i'c VI Cleises hs, odd see West End Az. 4
Eve story fiat. on lot "a otl0o. between !0lH and
LA a.. ia purchaser = CLAI.es Noisf. MO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
sEABoARp CLEARAMCEs.


The -Four market somewhat unsettled. with
fairly active demand for mail o's on The spo.
which were held very firmly. while the demand for
forward shipment light. The following prices I'm
wool quoted tle Now l0fk Produce *
change Spring patents $4,000 $40. spring clears
5000 $3.50; Wil'cr patents. &i.fOd{5N5. winter
s-falghts $3.50 $50 ,.tra No winters. g l0oI
Si-5: extra NO winters Si90@Sl: Kau.as
tr-ights s. 2ja s. co. fancy spring patents jo bling
lots, $50 S>.2j. RYE fLOtH a!lI. fair 10 good,
MEAL steady: k'u dried. $ie1 FAC NEAL
steaiy: lie While AID Jcilow. $tS0aSl 81: coarse.
loo 81 y. fLID--t'tT sftaiF. bran. bulk.
$3.50; lo1-lb SACKS. 3 heaU m.ddlinss TO- 81 /.
-four add ngs DO. f3j ioS 80 rel dog fou. liO-
DO sacks So. Western steady. bran. loon sacks
S25 standard midI'ings DO $3.50 flour middliuss
do so. red dog -four. li0-ib sacks. So. oi'ne4l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

Country Home intOrmatio free to psospeeti,s Boy
ers LIST covers field Call, write. No agents. SEC
Country Home service 80 W 3lst st. Tel sssl Mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
Music School Leases House.

Goodwin & Goodwin rented FOR Mrs Van SAINT
voord 70 the Maxim School o. Music he Tire
,tory and basement prlyate dwelling a. 10 Wa
Isgd A.. 2axigo.ll iset. for 4 term Of years.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEW JERSEY.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron Flour. Mpls pat s. 90
Nor. No fIry 81 % .Co,.I. mIi IiIg. g.2I
NOT. No fdry. 1876 Itof,c. so RIO. 90 :
So. No / fdD.. 1900 l~uglr. fine gran. 5 %
Steel rails....... L., lMuIa,Sos--
tc-trclytic cop. is q prime .... as
Tin ............ $3.50 Reef. flmy...... 20. 90
LHchange lead. so Tallow. special. .06S
Spclter ......... Nominal Polk mcss....... 1918
Wheat. No 2 red. ll9 H0gs. drsd 100 10 .uh
Corn. No 2 vel. ,9A Lard Mid West. $40
Oats, standard. .1tiz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the CLOSING
bid and asked prices Tor stocks which
are listed but when were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

Gross income Of the Pacific Coast
Company showed growth of S6S,55s
In June over that month a year ago,
total earnings amounting to 1897 ,220.
operating expenses were reduced 49,
90. and net earnings of $1l5,03S were
1928 higher than in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
BUYS 63d St. House.

Warren : Stone IL the buyer q The three stofy
dwelling At 49, East cd 81. recently reported so.d
for George Draper BY tho Dougla Robinson.
CEaIlos ). blo.n Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
PuITER.

Receipts for week 6i2I7 packages; last week.
6sOGs packages. Exports Tor week 70 Europe 100
packages 10 other countries O25 packages Inc
marked has advanced from the low point reached
early last week An active out-of- town demand and
more export inquiry have been the chief causes oi
96Ac higher scoring. 27@27-tc; nuts. gag sc
seconds aais .35c: Thirds 2llz q &c state dairy.
10 fair 20a23c: renovated. extras 23U25l9c. trsts.
22aZ2i5c: lover grades 20@2lc; imitation cream
ery nrsts. 22a22hc ladies. current make nrsts.
20It a &c: seconds l9izc. lower grades. lsa lyc:
packing stock June make. fine zoe; current make
No :. Isle: lower grades. $50 Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The June report of the Chicago &
Alton Railroad Company discloses OPP
Grating revenues of sl.2os,6ST in gross,
a gain of SlSS, O05 over the same month
last year. Expenses for operation
showed a decline OF s2i4,eS2. so that
net income amounting to 1891. s53 was
SS!7,957 greater than in the year pre-
ceding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

own, the similar and adjoining house At ~, , m
now controls frontage Of 40 feei az ras ''"'~
Mr., Gisi,cs had owned the house since I'Vi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

wssbirston Aur lO-The condition Of the
United Sia' Treasury at the close 81 business To-
dsy was Net balance IN general fund. se3 esV' ~
rq,s deect ms fiscal year IS SIC. sos 800. against
aen.it Of $59. 100 last yesr exclusive oi Panama
Canal aud publle debt uSnsSctloaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11

The New York Cotton Exchange
membership held by the estate Of T. NJ.
Robinson has been sold to w. ?. jerks
for $l2,260. This is $3.50 more than
was paid on the last previous transac-
ton. Another membership Of r. A.
Springs has been purchased by +. l..
Hutton. for another. for sl2.50O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
GENER L MARTET REPORT.
New YORK. August 10, 1915.
GRAIN

WHEAT-Tho market contains so many unusual
elements that the trade Is somewhat hcwilfered
gardng probable future price chsngcs Mondays gov
eminent report indicated by fas the largest yield
ever produced m this country hut while the pros
poets u tremendous supplies have created very
hcariSh sentiment. there g. in reality very little
actual wheat available with which 20 DO business.
the day under selling the brilliant crop pros
pets. hut the decline Wa brought TO sudden
market experienced an advance Of Il. n 2sc clos
Ing al y 20 &c net advance. Reports from the
acier' and it was said that harvesting operations
are now IN full swing IN the DakOtas and hat The
new wheat will be moving there IN a vty short
time. Cash premiums were almost unheard oi
levels for this time n tire year. ranging from IL
10 II cents on Chicago september for late August
and early September shipment Mills were aid 10
be buying ia the Southwest. while Al the seahosri
there was good export demand for prompt ship-
mcnt and ale, were estimated AZ over a million
bushels. including business done late m Monday A
leading comm sion house in tire West was cred
tied with taking the buying side and while every
one admits that there IS All abundance - wheat
il sight. the quality ID. he winter wheat crop has
undoubtedly been lowered and a- stocks 0t old
millcrs ami elevator interests as wei, as foreign
countries. arc waiting to bus the ucw crop and That
ff'N 10 p nncn pr, sure ~ aqua. wheat ON the
market. In the local cash market. No ? rel win
ter wheet was quoted a. 81 y. {. New York
spot ana No. hard. Sl.-' =, % Z New YORK
No, northern Manitoba. 5000 Z. Burllo,
CORN-Irices Is the corn market were u 10 nc
lover earJ in the DAY. under moderate selling 6n
the government report figures bur offerings II cash
were very light with little no pressure from
the country. aud. during the day nrmer tone de-
Vcl0u"d and final quotation, were = 90 CSC net
ghrr. Tie weather va, favorable over quite
large part Of the belt. but rains occurred 600 the
Southwest with prediction, % unsettled weather In
the great corn states o. Iowa aud Illinois and this
caused uueasuess regarding rs pro- able irfu-
euce Oh the crop. I'm The local cash market 80.
yellow c0Tu was quoted az N?iar axe aud rail.
prompt shipment. OATS--Tnc market followed
much the same course a. wheat aud corn prices
opening lower and closing firm with net gains Of
= 90 &C. The government report figures were con-
silrrcd hearish but there little pressure on the
market and shorts were nervous. The local cash
market Rss steady. standard quoted AZ C6'sc. No.
2 white G7c. No white a. iar; No white 60 r.;
fancy clipped white. 69@7i.. ordinary clipped white.
o. 61". All elevator RYE-Markr easy. No.
M!e,,e,n. Sos. .. Ne" YORK ,HPart. FARLEY
Euralo HAY-Aiarke- firm. prime SI4l. 40. l.
S.4O@ $l45; No 2. tl.50@Sl3j; NO. s. $l2j;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.

lNDUSIklALS.
BID. Ask. Bid. Ask
B-A Tob ord l4l4 Is y Transp 10 10
Mut Pront rs s 'Pyrene MfS 1874 1914
RAILROADS.
mo Pac W IFS 10 'Mo Pac " pr "a 81
MINING.
.Rootb ..... 4c 47c Tono Mining. 5A 81
How sound AZ TIL Bullion Z. =
Nipissing NJ 81. 81 Tuolumne Cop Il IL
BONDS.
.Calaveras es 1870 20 lPierce oil IS. IS
enlisted