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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Sales in Auction Room.


By Henry Brady.
5Iu Az sos, g. 27J n i9d st. 37Xl0s. Is sly
orcs bldg: leasehold: J Parsons e a ast
/ I ODonOhue trustee. et al Bowers * sands
sttys; " Larrefnore. ref: due. t257.Y9.33; taHes.
etc $50 a9S %: 70 the plaintiff Tor 81. 900 .
,a,p at. gs " IS. 1876 IenoI AZ. s5I9.il. 5
sty tnnit: ! " Bowers sgt " ID Smith ct al N ;
Borland atty W LarremOre rel; due. SltJss -
taxes etc. $20i2j. to the plaintiff for sl2'Ooo.
By Joseph p. Day.
lIlrH ST. s4s p. SIS. 1901 W ID Az 20 llxl0o II.
sty tenmt; knicker5ocker Hospital agt J scner
et al: Cary & &. atiys: W Pollock. rci que.
ssi23. j6 taxes, etc. sis3.2s 10 the piaintin iot
S. 900.
mn ST. 81 Z. n $. 24S9 " Bwsy, .?7IlO33 sly
loft bldg; r Philbn et al ast lssaS Q. Al
: Menken atty q Auchincloss. ref due ~ :
Isil3; tares etc. si.249.52; 10 the pisintin Tor
$4,000.
BY NJ Morsenthau. ~. Co.
CANNON ST, 1ss g. sac Houston g. ?erloO
s sty loft Bldg; Esperanto Mtg Co ast Al Hosen-
thai ct al: Newhouse. atty; Naumoerg.
ref: due. s2i,735.lsl taxes etc. s2.2iIs2; to the
plaintiff for $l9.2jO.
By Samuel Marx.
esrH ST. si-5s f. n 3, 100 e Madison av 5oIloo.
ay tenInt and stores Mole lirshheld ast own
ers' Standard Realty Corp et al; Herman
and II A Friedman, attys; VI Davidson. rel. qua;
S75363; taxes, etc. sl62. 20; subject to mtg OF
$50 900: to the plaintiff for s55'ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

Co'f0n EIchangf 'peclal NTeFpooI raDIts Hp0V
cofton-Fair business doing. saies SoOe bair'
sr.,i,iatiou and export. 1000. American '.1Vo. IN
-. / 200 an American. midlling upland. 5:5oi
futures opened steady. iags points lower closed
.-,dy II A raf alFsIre co. - N 5 rolh'ss b'lputi
N,~e1,her 3 taisI. January fehruary. 1920
Marcb-Apru I0si. 4: May-June. 5fjc; july An
gilst. sgd Manchesicr-farns MIN. clowns 'ina'i
Tie local market foF $40, cotton vas Guei And
% point, higher 90 the basis ~ 9'oc JOY mludllhS
40 htl,. southern spot markets gere teleuaphed
l. follows. Galveston steady. - points higher A.
i 49,. 80. 30 baie- savannah steady unchanged
=, SO. sales 500 bales. Norfolk steady. IN
changed Al sGic. .aies. 81 bales Memphis s'eady
.-c,Jy 20 roirts higher a, o 90e. sales. .3eI
49, Nes orleans siea y. points higher a. ssic :.
-. .a- bales. Noble nominal. unchanged AZ
ga, baltimore nominal a. sac Augusta steady
,,nrlisnrrd ID sos: sllrs. 81 bales. Little koG
oul.f unchanged a soir. -. Louis quiet, un-
Eeseiris At Tie POTS AMI Interior points. with
r-n1uaris0us. follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Gold Transmitted to Lead.

inc following sensational announce
TTeht appeared yesterday from Laredo,
lex; Eighteen carloads of gold and
SILVER bullion from Guanajuato, Mex.
were brought across the border here
Today en- route TO Perth Amboy, n. j."
Dyiheials Of the American Smelling and
shehning Comnany, which has a big re-
ming plant at Perth Amboy, smiled
Nhen they read of such wealth on its
way north. What was really meant, it
was Salo' was that the shipment con-
slsted OF lead IN which there is a GER
'sln amount of gold and silver to be
separated from the baser metal by re-
uhing. The company has now only one
Ssueiter working in Mexico, two having
oeeh closed in the last week. The clos
,ng down Of these plants was due en-
.iteiy to lack Of transportation facili-
ees. The American Smelling and Re-
llning Company, however, continues TO
iced its idle employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

conn. carrier, 95c@,l. 6sEi, $50 i9e: Del s9a Nd
W Va carrier s5c@tl. bski, Loose bush bskt
s0a7jc. half bush bski $50 zoe Va aud G.
rIcr eoa7sc; bush b.ki. jo@i5c; rLuMs. state.
S-lb bskt S@l0c. lG-b bskt. goa 22c: carrier. $50
soc: lersy, Del aud Md. S-lb bski. So Zoe peach
hskt. $50 soc; at 3@lc southern. peach bskF 900
75r. rRt'NES. Southern sach b1h. 6imNc
FIGS. Va. a.. "a lie. CRAFTS. up river. Del.
, ease zoe sc, We Waoe
Early. 50m5ic. BLACK tn rskt. So lor. &. pct
carrier sl@si so: BLACkBERRlEs;; g; SOS, 5@ss:
RASrBERRIES. pint. Jm &C.. HICkLEBElulIS.
WsKMiioNs. "a. standard crate. ssat2 80.
fiat crate 81 Jersey standard crate i@Ijc. - az
crate. 35@5ic box. roo zoe. Ford l!ouk. box. 2"~
Use Del ard Nd. fancy. Jumbo late. 81 sVetsge
soc. fat crate. 2jmS5c. r1ny crate. 25s 90. bski.
sj@sOc wAIERMrLoNS. southern. carload. 500
@S;seS Ps, i99 SCI oT y, bo, ssa,t
Cuban. s5@tG: Iclto Rico. s2~A 20; llNiAP
PfES Porto Rico. Rcd Spanish. crate. sic@ 81 -
Cuban N@S2:c. Smooth Cayenne. Ia. $40
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
offerings Of potatoes fairly liberal but trade ac-
tive and market fra. aud higher POTATOES. Ions
Island. bbl 81 .2jatl 20. Jersey round. bag. 81
@tl35. long tl0tll0. bbl. i5c@ $l.i0. southern
No l. bbl. $lWN-H common. to@9uc lAAiS
red. ,ghl. siiop 81: white, 81 5oat2: SWEET
sI@Si p: ONIONS. shelter island. yellow. bbl.
sl@tlip: red. ti@$l2j: state and Jersey. snail
~
$50 6Oc. rel. l5d Coo. Md and Va. hd. 30 90
Orange County. red. bag. lja6Or; yelloN. 800 ''c
Conn Valley. yellow. bag. @9oc; BEANS. sia e.
wax or green bush h,A. 40c@>l. bag aJ@N,
Jersey. wax. hsk. 3i@Iic: green. 500 1jc; Lon
Island. green. bag. 800 sjc: wax Jj@ ljc: BfIIS
nearby 100 5unches. 7jcr$l. tops of. hbl. >ld
81 80: CARROTS. nearby. new. Dbl. Sl@tl5O: lnl
lunches 7JcaSi: CORN. Jersey. 100, IOc@s ~
CAULFLOWERS. Western y crate 81 ! doE
7jc@ 81 %: state. Dbl sl.j0p 80: Long Island
j0c@Sl15. culls. 5oc@$l. ClCt MIXERS. upri'cf
hsk T5casi %: Staten Island. 1jc@ Sl.jd: Jersey
hush bon 50casl: bsk. 5000 81. CUCUMBER
PICKLES. Dbl. $l@S2: CELERY. state and Jer
.ey bunch 100 3jc. standard crate. N@h.5u
CARRIAGES. nearby. 100. SlNSl.j0i Dbl. 25@jnc
rcd. 5jcati EGGILANTS Jersey. hb.. 5jc@ 81
bsk ZOE, soc 3a-qt crate 400 SOC. LETlt CE. state
9-,loz crate. COCO 81 %. 3-doz crate. .jc@N.jo
bsk aicm ST: nearly bst. 206i5c: LIMA BEANS
bsk $l@si.sl: has .5c@ 81 -; MUSHROOMS. h'k
81 80: PEAS. Western Y. bsk. jOc@S!lj; bag
Use. red 81 500 SLIP. long. green. OBJ. 500 o.
red. 81, l50. cheese e-ccn. 800 GO; ret 81 90
81 30: Italian. green 500 6oc red. Sll0m s.: Cuban
75c. RADISIftS. 100 himrheS. Ilc@<l HOMAlNE
hsk or crate lj@Gor; SUI ASH. Hubbard. BOT. -
dSI: marrow. i0@ 5jc. white, -" 5jc: crookneck
500 7sc: Tl'RNlpS white III. '5cafl: futahasa
bM or bag 400 6Dc. TOMATOES. staten Island
standard box 2i0 SOC: North Jersey. pink. husl
box 25d 500: stone go Nc; common. lj9 2ie
south Jersey. Acme. small box. = Ia i0c: stone
eja 3sc. Grant. no 20; WAfER' RESS. loi
lunches tINSl 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Splinters and Bullets.

though 10 the casual observer there
seems little connection between the
Price Of bullets and the price of splin-
eIs' yet, according TO a member of a
hhrm that Is doing large war order
business, the manufacture of munitions
mas caused a considerable advance in
.ne price of Southern pine. "This con-
oern has recently signed a contract for
snrapnel," he said, "and it is an inter
esung commercial fact that every
Iound OF shrapnel which we send away
- packed IN box that contains FIVE
ieet OF lumber. Due TO the increased
aemsnd for such packing material,
nere has been a shortage in the mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
CALVES.
$. sanders: veals. l27 lb. $40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts were 2iS0 head. including ~ cars
for the market. making with preuou, arrivals t., "
prime lambs steady. Others weak Sleep .,eS s6s.,
sold at s. 80 70 81 per 100 ID; lambs. SSioo%
SGIlikc per 10 dressed lambs easier at l2l2 ljc.
! Sales-S Sanders: 2iS W Va lambs. 50 ID
Mcfierson 4 Co. PSI Md lambs. s. ID. s9.e2ia
Kerns Commission Co: ~ Nd l,m6s 81 H.
50. 80: 2il W Va. SO. SD; 49, -, $50 -,
newton 4 Co.; e3ew Va lambs 70. '9I'' 2a''
Tobin shannon, 938 KENTUCKY lambs 81 ID.
1915: 81 Ohio. G.. 1915: 2lo w Va. ol. SSSh.
HOGS.
Receipt, were 2.l5s head: all consigned direct 10
local butchers. Feeling n0minally steady.
Chicago. Aug 2G-BOGs-Receipts. !tO9o; hsn-
,r Buik. s6fO@ $3.50: light. s7.3O@N.95: miIed.
;655ay9O: heavy. $3.50 $3.50; PIGS. N@ 500.
,GaslO. il: cows and heifers $3.lO@sS.7j. calves.
sS5O@sl2. sHEEP-Recepts 5000; strong.
wethers. $500 $500. ewes. $685.: lambs.
Pittsburgh. Aug 26-HOGS-Reccip,s. 900.
steady Hesves. t7b@s' 90 heay workers; y
So. SHEEP and LAMBS-Recepts. 900 steady.
Top sheep s62j: top lambs. 81 -. CALVES
Receipts 100 steady .. top sis R.,,ir. 600.
steady Common to choice Si7jGt6.2j CATTLE
Receipts zoe: steady. Calves strong S5.'js
So sHEEP--Recepts 1900; steady Lambs
East buffalo: Aug 2e-c,AT1I,E5-RFeceipts. g.
head. dun. vEALs-Receipts. 100 head active ',e
slow. HEAVY. $500 s. 90; mixed; S'g SS.3o
workers. SS.e0a s. 80: pigs sS.l5@N. q: roush':
sSS5@s6; stAgs. sA50@tj.5. SHEEP and
LAMBS Receipts. 1000 head: active and un-
changed. . -,
St Louis Aug 2e-HoGs-Re. eipis. 300; high;
er Pigs and lights. s. 500 S7.92i3 mixed aud
butchers s7.7O6S7 90. good hcavy SoS7.6j. CAT
TIL Receipts 5000; steady. Native beef steers.
s. .jO@$lO: yearling steers and hoifers ts5oeklo
cows. sG6s>. stockers and feeders. s6afs . Ter
and Indian steers, s525HS SIS. cows aud heifefs'
,l@t6.5e: native calves. tsqsll SiElP-Re,
cepts. 800. steady. Lambs. s@S92' sheep ana
Kansas CITY. Aug 26-HOGs-Receipts. :. 300
higher Bulk $3.50 $50; heavy. s. 6o@S 10:
packer and butchers ssSog&7.55: light, 81. l5 80
81 80: pigs 6.SOat.6j. CATILI@Reccipts. $500
steady Prime fed steers sa.i0af975: dressed
beef steers g. e0@ 80 So southern. S'o@ $50
COWS. s4@:7 %: hefers. $500 $50 stockers and
feeders sG.sj@tSjo: bulls $3.50 $3.50: caltes.
$50 tlO.jO SHEEP--Recepts. ZOO: higher.
Lambs. $500 $40 yearngs. tG.'j@S; wethers'
sj.15@ $3.50; ewes. tj.ej9t6
lBy Telegraph to The Thbunel
Louisville. Aug 2s-SHEEP and LAMBS-Re-
ccipts. 80 making total n 1885 for the four
days this week. Market steady: choice lambs. 30
Sc. seconds jizd6c: culls. Hose best rat sheep
h@514c: medium and common slow and I'M
changed. bucks iikc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

PEARSON. ISAAC G-THE PEOPLE OF THE
state Of New York. by the grace OF God Tree and
Psudns. Nora Pauidins, Mary II. Psudng.
Nlearor Pauldins Elisabeth T. Grie'es "Mnan
Paudmg Griercs. loren Chester Gtieyes, lr Elisa
tcth p Haidanc ,.ary =. Murdoch; James p Mut-
doek. Rcbceca VI Murdock MARY p. Murdoch ID.
Eleanor H. Beach. Beata Beach. Eleanor Beach
Nathalie Beach Marion r Nurdock. MAude y
iriensisd AZ rrcditors benencishes or remainder
men IN the trust created In aud Is the sixth mum
8cI.d PARCEL Of the 1S s S a. t"d n. s q bis
death resided ln the City, County ana state OF We"
York. send greeting =, aim, -,
Wrinkle. resldIns at is5 West SD street. both IL
tue Borough Of Manhattan. City Of Ne" nork anu
ston street IN the Borough o. Brooklyn. and Of
Alice T. Hsldane. residing at Cold spring. Putnsm
County. y Y and Of Fnancs n ~, sanI 1 ,sso y,
Brooklyn. Cty Of New. York. aud Of fredefiek y
SanDOrn. residing at Lawrence Park west III ths
You az zach cf YOU ar. hereby cited 10 show
cause. before our Surrogate Of the COUNTY o. Nev
YORK at the surrosstes Court On said County. held
at the Hail " Records. ~ The County o. New tota
on the 9uh DAY OF september. 1915. at h.i-prt
Ten O'clock IA the forenoon Of that day 1hy The
accounts d, James X. PadldInS Edward X. Van
wnh; and Geo.se Ssson IS ..,sd md To 81
Alice T. Haldane A. executor OF William Henry
Z IIaidsne a deceased trustee under ne VII 81
sanborn, George p. ssnborn and Frederick u. san,
born as executors Of Noel p, ssnb9rr. a decsssea
trustee under the SAID Will Of said Isaac g; fraf-
so1. d,rsscd should NOT he iudicialy settled; -,
In testimony whereof. | have caused the seal OF
the surrogat.s' Court ~ the said County on New
Yorh 10 BE- her,unto ahXed. Witness. Hon John 7
county Of New York. the 18th dsy Of July, IN the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hunuied anu
fifteen. - o,,.,,,,v
Clerk q the surrofaies' court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Extra du Pont Dividend.

An extra dividend of 5 per cent on
the common stock of the L. l. du ROM
de Nemours Powder Company mas DGeh
declared in addition 10 the regular
quarterly dividend OF per cent, poth
payable September 10 to stock OF rec
ord September 4. The regular guar
terly dividend of "a per cent on tne
preferred stock. payable OCTOBER % -
stock of record October To- mas aiSo
been declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON:
or,bIe John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate %
the County OF New York. NOTICE Is here
by given 10 ell persons having claims
against Delos y. Nickham late Of the
County Of New Yorh. deceased. TO present
IN same with vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribpr. at her place Of transaeting bust
ness. the once Of Root. Clark. Buckner q
Howland, No. 81 Nassau street. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
on or before the nth day Of November
IgIB MARY f. WICKHAN.
Executrtx.
Dated. New York the sth day Of May.
ROOT. CLARK, BUCKNER & HOW
LAND. Attorneys for EXecutrix. 81
Nassau Street. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market was somewhat more
active yesterday. and prices ruled higher on
the bullish view Of the Brazilian vaoriza-
ton plans, and apprehensiOns that the re-
newed wet weather in Sac Paulo might be
followed ~ the predicted cold snap with
consequent damage to prospects for the com
Ing clOp A GOOu deal Of the business was
again in the way Of switching frop Ser
TENDER to later deliveries, but 1t was supposed
that the scattering near month interest had
notices would he stopped by trade inter
ests This idea, I'm itself probably helped
the market which, closed at net advance
Of to 10 points. Sales including switches
we're 60. $50 bags.
BRAZILIAN advices published here before
plans had been approved by the Chamber
Of Deputies. and the advance OF l/l6d re-
ported in the rate Of Rio exchange on Lon
don in the face Of an approaching note
issue. was considered favorable feature;
This advance in exchange was accompanled
by declines Of from 80 TO 20 refs in milIcls
prices aud toward the close Of the market
here yesterday, there was probably some
scattered realizing on reports that cost ana
freight offers were unchanged to a shade
easier. According to these reports Santos
reports were offered here al SO and IS ana
Is at SG5c. but Brazilian markets have beeh
holding very steady, and many attribute
this to be the prospects Of government
SUI port The official cables reported sh1"
ers OF rains in all but one district Of Sac
Paulo with tempera lures ranging from % 10
II degrees or A shade lower than those oil
the previous day. This is the seaHon OF inc
year when wet weather in Brazil Is frequent
~ followed by a cold snap, and when TEN
peratures arc liable TO drop sufficiently 20
damage the trees OF operate against the
carly coverings The market for spot COZ
fee was steady at &c for Rio Is Range OF
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
EXCHANGE SEAT $4,000
Sale Yesterday Establishes Record
Since August, 1911.

The record price since the reopeninTe
Of the Stock Exchange following the
beginning of the European war for 9
seat on the Stock Exchange was paid
yesterday; that in the name of George
|. Landon, deceased, TO Walter Drey-
fus, for $4,000, Three others were
sold at s5s,O00; Richard d. Wilson, jr:
TO Irving S. Westheimeri Walter J
Curry, deceased, TO Roy c. Megargel
and Hamilton F. Kean to Edward j.
Duffy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is to be sold Is fSb'SSo %
win Interest thereon from the 25th day Of
March. 1915. together with the costs and
allowance amounting to f3ll.2S, with in
terest from August 18th 1915, together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approx
mate amount Of the taxes. assessments
and water rates, or other liens. which are
to be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
purchase money, or paid by the Referee
is sI.6lS.70 and interest.
Dated, New York. August cath. 1915.
ELY ROSENBERG. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Coal Tar and War Needs.

Some months back Federal authori-
ties were calling attention to the pos
sibillties Of dye manufacture from coal
tar They estimated that in less than
a year, if war continued, complete cost
OF installing plant could be charged Off
to profits. In spite of this. textile
mills are suffering from want of col
oring material. Production of dyes is
an intricate operation. Some shades
represent the result of as many as
twenty chemical reactions. Raw ma
terials for explosives. which come
earlier in the same process, have been
standardized, and there is practically
no limit TO the market that can take
mem SO the explosive makers gain as
tne textile manufacturers rose, and pro-
auction Of benzoi and other coal tar
produce that can be used to blow hu-
hShit' 70 atoms makes an excellent
taking point on the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
COTTONSEED OIL.

The early market for cottonsced oil was nrm and
AZ one time showed an advance OF 10 10 points
on a good class Of buying. part 81 which was a.
sumed 10 be for Southern account After this de-
nand had been supplied. however the market re-
acted and Ia the late afternoon Was rather eaS
nndef pront taking and some selling supposed 10 he
for refncis against crude. The latter was quoted
at 33i. 3ic in the southeast according TO deh',
higher With sale OF 90 900 bbls Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Coppers Have Their Turn.

Following a period of inactivity last
ing over space of three months, cop
per producers are now predicting a
heavy buying movement. One agency
reported sales yesterday in large and
small lots at iSc pound. The head of
one agency declared that the recent
depression in metal prices abroad was
the result Of a well organized move
ment 10 depress the prices in this
country so that the metal could be
bought cheaper from domestic pro-
ducers. The rise of 81 los in electro
lytic in the London market yesterday,
equivalent to about l cent a pound,
was considered in copper circles here
a. one of the most sensational ad-
vances in years. Copper and other
metal stocks were strengthened. Ana
conds moved up from 697s at the close
on Wednesday to 72h. Chino showed
an advance Of IL, Inspiration IN, and
Raw Consolidated Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

ket and corresponding rise in prices
At the Office of lumber company that
deals largely in Southern pine IT was
said that the price of ordinary lumber
for packing purposes had risen from
about $40 to 500 a thousand feet,
wholesale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. cohalan. surrqgate
OF the County % New York. notice Is here
AGAINST Norman Pierce. late OF the County
~ New York. deceased, 10 present the
same wlth vouchers thereof TO the sub
liner At his place Of transectlng bust
go No 3Sl Fourth Avenue. in The City
O., New York. on or before the 9Th day OF
November next ,
dated New York the soth day Of April
sPRAGUE s LOCKWOOD.
Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Dollars Now Chemical Symbols.

The chemical industry also makes
appeal to the speculative imagination.
Chemistry is an abstruse subject, but
when translated into war orders has
no difficulty for the traders. In the
last year an immense demand for GER
tain products has greatly stimulated
manufacture and advanced prices. The
General Chemical Company recently
told its men who were asking more
money because of war orders that the
concern was not being benefited by any
shipments from its plants to the war
ring nations. So long as explosives
require nitrogen to be obtained from
nitric acid and sulphuric acid to take
out moisture, the company that manu-
features these products does not need
foreign orders to keep it busy Gen
cral Chemical common sold at 800 yes
terday, the highest in its history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The Stock Exchange firm OF harri-
man q Co, will shortly open a branch
Office in Detroit. Mich. under the man
agement of II. A. Pell
f. C. Stoddard. who has been con
rected with II. l.. Doherty q Co IN
their corporation department has re-
signed to become the head OF the Trad
ing department of the New YORK once
of Stranahan & Co.. of Providence.
Application has been made py LOUIS
Lift for membership on the New YORK
Cation Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
SUGAR FUTU RES.

Futures opened steady point higher 70 de
cline of points. with sales on the call 100 tons.
There was considerable trade buying AZ the close.
and the market closed points lower TO l. points
higher with sales for the day 5ioO tons Range
Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
EAST SIDE.
PARK AVENUE, $50 co., o. .s y
ROOMS A BATH, siioo-sI75o.
Firrpreef All nlsht elevator
sURROGATES NOTICES.


IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Hon John p. Cohalan, Surrogate OF
,se County OF New York. notice Is hcreby
given to all persons having claims against
New York. deceased. TO present the Same
Nth Vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
Al their place OF transacting business, at
the ONCE Of ChoSIe' b@r roc $500 ni,on ,s
CIV of New York. on or before the goth
day Of September next.
''' EEpwAR ? + Et5 TENKER
LOUISE l.. TINKER,
cHoATE. LARoCQUE & MITCHELL
Attorneys for Executors.
40 wall street, Manhattan.
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
orsble John ?. cohslsn a surrogate OK
given to al pe5son. a Sscnsse Giants s,. 81 Ss
County OF New York. to present the same
With vouchers thereof TO the Subscribers
AZ their place Of transacting business. No.
80 cedar Street In the city Of New York.
on or before the ist day OF December. next
dated. New York the eist day Of April.
1915 SBNEY PLUMBER.
JOHN W SIMPSON.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Executors GO Cedar
Street. New YORK ~.
BERRY, MARcBLLUs p IN PURsU-
anee Of an order OF Honorable John r.
Cohslsn. a Surrogate Of the County Of
New York. notice is hereby given 70 an
pereons having claims against Marcellus
r Berry, late Of the County Of New York
deceased. to present the same with vouch-
ors thereof 70 the subscriber AZ Us place
OF transsctlng business. No IS Wall Street
in The City Of New York. on or before
the 18th day OF october neat
Dated New York. the ztth day Of
" uNi'rEp STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Executor.
CARTER. LEDYARD & hILBuRN.
S%snsS s EsfaGr Sew w York seq cs
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orabie John 7. cohalan, a Surrogate OF
IN. County OF New York. NOTICE Is here
by given 10 all persons having claims
County Of New York, aecesssd, % present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscribers at their place Of transaeting
business at re once w 81 ws sl s ~.
civ Of New York, on or before the hrst
day OF December next
Dated, New York, the sixth day OF May.
''' LOUISE VANDERBILT KERR.
william ADAMS NISSAN.
wHIrRrDoE, BUTLER & RICE. Attor-
news for Executors. 50 Wall Street.
New York city.
~ PURSUANCE OF An OaDER OF HONOR
cd .S1i' t e New Yo, aeiie. S.Ssss s,.n :,
a sa' .,a s ss eo ,s,n; q t Nss yes cssd
x !: u, Is 'es @. .r.s so as y 'S ssss
,9s "a, e, sly ss,sos S'S e,, a''A 90 before '
UNITED STATES Rust COMPANY of NV
srrwhMr & snlArKR Aroras,. ,or Efsssios.
Is Wal street AaaaasIsa. Ass AsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
Rents Newport Villa.

DeBlois & Eldridge rented for Rob-
ert G. Hone his cottage on the corner
of Old Beach Road and Greenough
Place, Newport, R. l., to Miss Georgiana
G. King for the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
IT 6 Treasury Finances.

Washington Aus s6-The ecndluos, ,g,ioe.,
United States Treasury al tie ciose y 81 .ei p
07e total receipts. ti15"ooi' t'i-' p-'
s. 200 3ij. 49, ..s 4as AGAINST
a deacli al Sl7 0.s 80 last 5rai, shgIus"s -
Panama Canal and public deyl TRANSACTIONS.