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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
Leases of Dwellings and Lofts

Pease e. Gilman leased 70 Riverside
Drive, at the north corner of 18th ST.,
to Mrs. NJ. J. Rich; also leased to Nine.
J. STEELE Isl East SD st.
Leon s. Altmayer leased 1l9 East
18th ST., near Park av.
Shaw Co. leased III West 123d st.
TO Kathern VI. Mills.
NJ. &. L. Hess, Inc, report that leases
have just been executed for the fourth
and fifth lofts at to 9 West 37th St,
to the international Hat Works. The
lease, which is for term Of years al
an aggregate rental of $4,000, was pre-
matureIy reported a few days ago.
The F. r. Wood-W. II. Dolson Com
pany leased for long term Of years
the store and basement at 10 West 32d
st. to Henry from for restaurant pur-
noses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Reorganization of the United States
Light and Heating Company, of Maine,
has been made effective, and its success
Sor, the United States Light and Heat
Corporation, recently incorporated in
The State Of New York, has taken con-
troll OF the old company's properties.
The stockholders protective committee
has issued a circular to holders of sub
seription paid certificate of deposits
Tor stocks Of the heating company, out
lining the reorganization affairs. Be
sides d bond issue of 100000, of
which 100000 has been issued, the
Light and Heat Corporation has an
authorized share capital of 100000
hOn-cumulative 7 per cent preferred
stock held in a voting trust and $4,000
200 common stock. both of a par value
Of SO a share. Out of more than co.
900 shares of stock deposited which
represents practically every share that
was possible for the committee to rep
resent, fewer than 100 shares of the
preferred and fewer than $500 of the
common stock failed TO pay their as
'essments and participate in the re-
organization.
1t was announced yesterday that con-
tracts have been signed amounting to
around 100000 worth of automobile
starters, deliveries TO run over a period
OF three years. In addition the COM
pany Goes normal gross business of
ez'OOO,OOO annually.
commonwealth Power, Ry. and Light.
Earnings statement Of the Common
wealth Power, Railway and Light Com
nany and its constituent companies for
July gives gross revenues, with inter
company sales eliminated, amounting
10 Sl,le2,520, an increase of 3.43 per
cen. Expenses for operation were in
creased BIS per cent, so that the gain
IN net income which was $685., 800
was only l.l9 per cent compared with
July Of last year Fixed charges to-
Jailed $429,732, including dividends on
outstanding preferred stocks of con-
sutuent companies in addition to taxes
and interest. The balance after divi-
bends on the preferred shares amount
ing 70 $4,000 was $50, 1857, an increase
Of over 5 per cent.
Dayton Power and Light.
Operating revenues Of the Dayton
rover and Light Company for July
were increased ll06 per cent in gross
compared with that month last year.
while net earnings showed a gain of
zo.l2 per cent. Total electric revenues
ior the month amounted to S74.6O7 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market held about steady the chief
effect of the drop In wheat being To check buying
interest The following prices In wood quoted
on the New York Produce Exchange Spring pat
ents $6TO@S.l0: spring clears, s6.20GSG.j0. VIA
ter patents s.. Goa tJ.Sj: winter sraghts. $3.50
winters $i90d$5; Kansas straights 81. $50 S. 90.
fancy spring patents. jobbing lots. $1,000 sS.lj.
RYE FLOUR-Dull. fair 10 good. $5.7Oa!j90;
choice to fancy. So. 95 @s6.l0. CORNSiEAL-stesJy.
Kiln dried. $4.25. BAG MEAL-stesdy. Fine whit,
and yellow. $3.50: coarse. 81 SO. FEED-Westsrl
dlings do. $3.50: -four nriddlinss do. $3.50 red
dog -four. $40 ID sacks. $35. City steady; bran.
bulk $40: 100 ID sacks t26: heavy middhngs DO.
S3l; -four mddlings do. SIS so $50: red dog -four.
iiO ID sacks s37. oilmes s3S@.3sjO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20

FOR SAILS 900 ACRES or VIRGIN TIMBER
estimated By expert 10 cut forty million Zee, OF
merchandise lumber mostly OAK; sii miss rom
timber-never had an ar 10 u. Price. s--.0o per
acre. land aud timber. .. ,,.,r,,,
Tufl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20

After slight opening Tecessions the provision mar
kct developed t7n undertone and well sus-
tanned by commission house buying light specula-
tive offerings and occasional support from packers
Receipts at Chicago were Is. 900 hogs. with IL. 900
expected on Friday. Kansas City receipts were
5000 and Omaha 1000. PORk-Sesdy: mess
Ns5og 81 family. s2og s22: short clear. SlS.jo@
$40. BEEf-Steady: mess. sl750@tlS family
sl9@t2O; packet slS@$ls.5o. extra India mess
s?9G $50 DRESSED HOGS-Easy; bscons lO7sc:
lS0-lb, lie: lG0-lb. llisc; l40-lb. ll9sc; pigs
ll%c. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies duh. lob.
1875; ,g i2-lb; Fac Ar ll%e; picked hams
city. 5kc; country. 57s@6hc. LARD-Firm:
middle West. S.l5@S: 2jc; city frm. Sc: refined
steady; Continent. $500: South America s.?oc;
Brazil. kegs. lO.20c. compound steady. 7G7isc
STEAIlNE-Steady; oleo. lOc; city lard stearne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes nrmer for best grades. sweet potatoes
scarce and higher onions dun and weak. Beais
hrmcr for fancy. Cucumlers Se1 ~ Is1snd MI
iower Celery weak. POTATOES. Long Island ,o pu,
81 25asl so; Jersey. round. bag. @h'-S; i.s.
f5c@sf, bbi. jOc@,l: Southern. No bb,. ~ a.
81 ~ common. 5Ota7Jc: red vans. Dbl e." -
White yam. zoo 'g 5cS, 9 7S oNroTS' shelter
Island yellow. bbl sla$l2j: red neg 2o' sts,g
md Jersey small white. basket. <l@ Sl.ZJ; us1h
Whit 50G75c, yellow. i096Oci fed. iIy@.Yy -,
81 IS. orange County rcd. per hag. 900 'Jc .Sl l
uecti,ut Valley yellow bag. iOG"Oc. bIANS,
ststs buslel basket 5Oc@ il.50 bag. 5Oc,e - -,
Jersey. basket 5Oc9>i gen ia,, 81 REEsTS'
nsSrhy Zoo lunches 75ce$l. tops on. 1nio LAD
81 -: CARROTS. nearby new. DOL Si@ Ia 90
N g5: CAILiFLOwEKS. We.teni New YORK. craze
- ,,zn' 81 state. hbL 81 500 $3.50. Long Isl
and tl@t5: culls. 5Oc@sl: CuCl MBEhs' upnsse ei
Isskct ljcGSl Jersey. blshel boz SOC >l' nAssr
SSe%M SISu 3Ig jsr.. FlG@ @hsG stand
ard crate Slmtl.5O; CARRIAGES 1eafosi PIr r az
j0ca $l.5o; bbl goa 50. re- .scg 400 Zoe.
PLANTS. Jersey Dbl N@sI5;; oaoAc; erste
80 a I5c: bbi JOa60c; LETTUCE, stag. I-uVa t,
crate Sl@$2.25 3-dozen crate Slug p upA%s
Sica32: nearby. basket. J0c@ 81 %: hiin pc
b.skef 3Oa55 bag. $50 soc: MCSlikuoMs pas
ket SitGsI7J;. OKLA. jersey. carrier, tleSs, pas
Ie, ii ,0taS2 30: PEAS, Western New 1ofk, Dsshet
Sec,av jO: bss. jOcgSlJO; fEPPEhS. Jersey
Bulncse bbl. sO@'je oug Dbl. 'os ,SS: c Rt
5Oca G5c; red 81 2ja $3.50; Italian. 50Cs ogsi hhD
ISLES per 100 punches. 7jcdSl ROMAlNE US
sst or crate. jOca $3.50: SQUASH. Hubbard. pol
T5cnSl: marrow SOC 7Jc white 'O9 sc; eI9 9
neck 5o@I5e TIln<lr S,, " ia% ;i5d: TOMATOES
Siaie Island bushel box 2jcG 81 90 Nor'l JeI,ty'
nink bushel boa 500 1jc. stone SO@ooc cumh .
$50 zoe. South jersey, Acme. .Ina" n,,y.,e md
MsWiand. carrier. 2jeJOe; wATERCRESs' per
100 punches. SlgSl.J0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20

Brokers in the commission houses
are finding 1t increasingly more dim
cplt 20 understand the temper of the
speculative community. They see the
market nervous, with much profit tax
inc going on. and the floor traders,
striving 10 bring about q real reaction.
returning time and again 10 the at
tack. But TO their surprise there is no
fright among the weaker holders OF
stocks. What has lent spectators so
much confidence IL is impossible TO dis
cover. they say. unless it is that their
homes for the war stocks are soaring
because of the inevitability of a great
credit being established here for the
Allies. There are a good many brokers
who don't like the market from any
angle. but they have had to confess
their admiration for the way it is being
handled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
Loomis Quits Coal Company

In accordance with the decree OF inc
United States Supreme Court divote'
ing the Delaware, Lackawanns
Western Railroad rom the coal se,
partment, il was announced yesterday
that Vice President Z. L LOOMS mas
resigned as president Of the Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Coal Company.
John F. Birmingham, for many years
in the accounting department, wa
chosen as his successor. Inc com
pany, also carrying out the WISH Oh
the court, has moved its Offices from
the Delaware. LsckAwsnna western
Building, on West Street, to the elsh-
tcenth aoor Of the Equitable Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. August 10, 1915.
GRAIN

Surrounded by beansh factors. the wheat market
turned weak and at one time was e a bushel
under the previous night months other than
September, the latter showing resistance, owing 10
the problem Of receipts which arc CHI cked In tho
Southwest 10y wet weather. Most heaEincSs was
shown by Northwest markets rejecting ideal weather
conditions and very bearish crop accounts from all
sections. particularly Canada.
The reported sinking of The Arabic added 10 tho
unsettled feeling and brought about the lowest prices
Of the day. but rallies quickly followed the announce
ment that the crew aud Passengers were all safe.
and the close up about he from the bottom, al
though N0lLc under the previous night
Cash wheat was weak In the local market. No. :
all rail; No hard Sll7%. do to arrive. lake and
rail. No | Northern Duluth, Sl.O9t, and No /
Northern Manitoba s. 0ji2 { Buffalo.
CORN-Athough the weakness in wheat and the
favorable progress Of the crop a. shown IA most
private adVices had al early depressing effect on
corn. II later showed the influence Of a firm cash
situation and light receipts and recovered, closing
unchanged 10 &c net higher. No yellow corn
IN the local market was quoted S9A prompt ship
ment.
OATS-Near positions were again affected by poor
grading. aud after showing irregularity closed Lc
higher. while later positions. Influenced by large
receipts aud hedging sales closed kc net lower.
Cash oats locally were steady. as follows: standard.
"a SOC; No white. soc; No white. 52l1 &c
No white. jl1z a52kc: fancy clipped white. 5j9
SIC; ordinary clipped white. $50 SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
Old Silk Firm Moves North.

Johnson, Cowdin g. Co., one Of the
largest manufacturers of silk ribbons,
for many years located at the south
west corner Of 18th ST. and Fifth ay.,
have leased for long term of years
the store and basement Of the build
ing now being completed, on plot Tx
100 feet, at 38 to A East 30th st. The
brokers were Messrs. L. Tanenbaum,
Strauss & Co., Inc. Johnson, Cowdin
& Co. were the first large concern in
their line 10 move northward ten years
ago. That they have found it neces.
sary to move still further northward
shows clearly how quickly the condi-
tions have changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
COSTLY DWELLING SOLD
House in seth Street Held at
500. 600.

Pease & Gilman have sold for
George McKesson Brown, of Hunting
ton, Long Island, his fine city home, at
AZ West S6th 81. II is an American
basement dwelling, with frontage Of
25 feet and was built by Sonn Brothers.
The tapestry brick and marble in the
house was selected by the late Stanford
White. The structure. which has been
held at 100000, was bought by a well
known merchant of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
CHRISTMAS BRIDE SUES
Seeks $13.546 Back Alimony
from ex-Husband.

Mrs. Alyina Morss, who was married
to George b. Morss in Kansas City
and divorced him in Oklahoma, is now
suing in New York to rec err sl3,546
in back almony. They we're :larried
on Christmas Day, 1912. The divorce
was. granted on the grounds Of cruelty.
Under the decree, Mrs. Morss was
TO receive s12,500 in a lump sum for
aliinony; $500 o.nsel fees; $500 for
general expenses.
Mrs. Morss alleges her husband
at ardoned her lille they were at As
bury Park. She said Morss has prop
erty valuel 1t $500, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
Drug Dance Reveals Cache.

Detective Thornton. of Williamsburg.
Yesterday observed two young men,
who acted as il they were drug victims,
dance in front of tenement house at
Flushing Avenue and Morrell Street
and then suddenly dash into the cellar.
Thornton followed and saw the two
help themselves to some morphine.
They were zeG with $1,000 worth of
drugs. The police say the drugs wer
stolen. The ison RS gay. their names
as Louis Stub, twenty of 259
Hart Street, and Morris Scholsky,
twenty-five, Of l18 Harrison Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
Westinghouse Air Brake.

Westinghouse Air Brake appeared on
the exchange yesterday for the first
time this year. There was fair
amount of the shares dealt in at
Price Of ESQ. which was "a points higher
han the price year ago last Janu-
cry. when fifteen shares changed hands
q. 15e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20

sub-utility revenues to SLABS. Operat-
ing expenses were III, leaving net
earnings of $34.322. Interest charges
and sinking fund requirements amount
ed to SlS,l22, and the surplus after
dividends Of slO,53S on the preferred
stock was S6.62S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
SUGAR.

There was no change in the market for refined
sugar. and trading only quiet although there
were moderate Withdrawals on old contract. The
following are list prices Of the American sugar Re
rning Co: Crystal domino tablets. cases. 2-lb car
tons half or iull size tablets S.7oc and s.S0c. In
y cases do cases. 5-lb cartons. full size tablets.
s2Oc aud S.3oc IN !. cases: eagle tablets. Toe:
cut loaf 6 toe. crushed. go. mould \. G.l5c.
cubes j9jc: XAXN powdered. j.sJc. aud 6.5jc IN
cont ainers 2j-lb bulk: eagle jlb bags. powdered.
sOjc; powdered aud coarse powdered and eagle
coarse sranulsted. ss0c. fruit powdered and eagle
extra fne graduated j.iOc: domino graduated.
cases g 81 and 5-lb cartons. Ga 6loc; IN = cases.
eagle 2 sia and 5-lb cartons. hne grsnulAted.
4 eOc: 2-lb bags do. Sc: 81 ID bags DO. $500;
5.b bags do. 5.9Oc: lob bsss DO. 5.sjc:
SIC: % and j0-lb bags do. and standard sranu-
lated. j75c; nne graduated and diamond A. 800:
confectioners A 500: No l. 5f5c: No . iOc:
No 3. 5.S5e; Ne. T. 900: No 8. use; No .:
j2Oc: No Z. 5.lSc: No 5. S.loc; No >. 5'o5s'
40 TO- sc: No II. 1850: No IL. tsOc; No Is.
"a and Is. 4sJc. The local market for raw
sugar continued quiet. but Tie underione seemed
to be a little slesdier. with rennsrs 70 The mar,
ket FOR Cubas at 3hsc cost and freight although
oners we're scarce. and holders were more IN
riined 10 hold for higher prices; IN some IN
stances asking as high &c. In the absence
Of business. prices were nominal with centrifusal
d sc bid: molssses. 3.SIc aud Cubas. cost and
freight, SAc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
FRESH FRUITS.

Apples steady Pears weaker. Peaches du ,, ava
lover PIums steady Craps lower. AlILtS,
Alexander bb 81 5OptS. Transparent s?e -:
Wealthy, siJ0@s.75: Sour Dough, 81 ,5g -:
sweet Boush ;i2jmSl.75. Maiden Blush, ~ ,e@
81 20: Cuvert t.25atlTi: Duchess 81. .ogss g, 90 {,
t,raVenstsin 81 j0@S3; Summer Pippin. ~ zSe - /.
orange Pippin. sl.25as2; conmoni, Isegsassi -, (.
bbl ,SsH; hsk. 81 25@$ $50: Capp's f.sorite.
XII sS,SS, bsk. 81 25oSl So Bell. Dbl. se@sS;
Southern IL Conte. Sl5O@f3 kiefer. 81 5oH ~; -
PEACHES uprv.r. carrier 500 Toe nSs log S ~,
Jersey carrier i0c@Sl. bsk zoo i0c; Del ana az, Mu;
r.rriet 400 75c: bsk. goa Bic. Western Nh hiu
~ Va carrier 50c1Si bsh. 20 "a iOc. busel oss'
soes sSc. half bushei hsk. 300 ijc Va aud y
carrier tOc(dsl25; bsk. 20g toes Mo AIk, .te'
rsrrier 7jca 81 Is; bushel hsk J0c@Sl .; III No
stat. S-lb bsk l0@ljc. l6-lb hsk, 2os SOC; car
rier 35m6lc; jy Del and Md. s-ib bsk 100 i'I A..
peach bsk 25@ soc: qt Sa &c; southern, pt SIe,
hsk j0m 75c: Southern prnes. peach bsk oy@ ~
FIGS Va. at, l0@llc. GRAPES. Del and No
,'hsnpIon case soc. Moore's Early. 500 J.c, e,acS.
All bsk smioc: y G and Del carrier. ~ q ~. W.
h,rE III b,k. 400 soc, BIACKBERklES; g.
Sm sr: RASPREitRIEs. pint. 3@7c: HuChLfbEh-
pIEs' penn and ~ qt Sd lOc: Nova Sc0ha: qi.
ioglSc. MI SKMELONS Cal. standard craze 81 -
tcS275; pony crate. 81. ~. standard craze iSS@
81 ~. got crate 7jcW3l. %. box. 5Vcesl foiu
Hook bor Goctatll II; Del and Nd fancy auInpg
crate 81 .: average b0cnfl; fancy slaiiu s,.
crate. 81 average iO@ic; ns c,ste pony r, Ho'
per carload s75@'s2i Der l GR ,ptt 1f
sgnti25: Cuban. $39Sl. Porto hco ga go, go,
TINEAPPLES Porto Rico. Red spanish. Gag .Hs'
sia{57j. Cuban. $l@<-: Smooth cayenne u.s.
crate 81 ia 81 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
Present

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
points higher at Q l0c for middng upland. SOUTH
ern spot markets were telegaphed a. follows; ga
yannah quiet unchanged at see sales. LIS bales.
Memphis steady. unchanged a. S.SIo. sales. 10
balrs Mobile quiet. 20 points higher at SsSi
Norfolk steady. unchanged at S.7jc; sales, 1913
bales New Orleans firm. points higher at o Ole
sales 2J5 bales. Baltimore nominal. unchangei
AZ Satc Augusta steady, unchanged al $50 SAFE
323 bales St Louis steady, unchanged at SO.
sales. IS bales. Little Rock quiet. unchanged al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
CALVES.

Receipts. el55 head: mons on sale. Feeling
no rbeaso ' Aug is-HoGs-Receipts L 900 weak:
bulk. S6ds6 IS. light s6s09N.7O; mixed 5. 800 az
$50 aea $50 50, J9us Receipts 1000
steady: native beef cattle 20 SO % COWS ana
hoifeTs s32Oas9: calves. ss5OgSl2 ~ n ~.
cepts l3 OOO strong: wetlIers. >1.ooe 'ol'' e"es'
pittsburgh. Aug IL -HOGs-Receipis, :'g %
mss. SECS SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts.
q Cincinnaii, Aus l5-HoGs.ne.eiPi'. 200;
10 choice 81 jcg{6IO CATTLEnReceip's' s ,SS
steady; calves steady. SllEEP-Receipls' l'4VV'
SLOW .,s lambs strong s. So TS.a If $50:
s snd t sieady '4 5cGsia HoGsIRe.eipis 1000
$50 s. sos tRfS ' Yoikef pig s .SI}p5s
!S2j: roughs sj.7jGS6: stays. NJ0e DO snELi .
AND LASlBs-Receipts 600: aciive ana ''e-uS :
p Kansas Cts. Aus ls-HoGs- Receipts LOO
lower: bulk S. SOef7 25 heavy. 5000 go PAP ~
s ss anu 81 og5S1si' KeeeiPis 5000
Sttsdy prime led steers dressd, I sS
steers go southern ,ss c 80 ~ ,tSeLeYs
and feeder, S6aSS2 %; bulls. s. 2jeSe,'J; calves
seS SIC gs' siiEEP-Recelpis. 500 higher lamb
sss $50 40, ys g. sas ;s = ''e''' "'' ~
'o ST LUIS LUIS. Aug is-HoGs.RecePts. 5000
steady pig. and q, lights GOD Sssy ,675sio
SINTTIT-iecepts. 600 steady native beef hteers.
81 $50 Is: ycarlins steers and heiiers fsyS
$40. cows. s6aSS: stockers and feeders. sos
bsifers. Sass 30: native calves. tegSl shbiI.-1
pcrsi,;, : Ooo. steady; lambs. E.I5G$sJO. sheep
and ewes .5.509S
lBy Telegraph to The TFibuael
Ioui.vll, Aur l9.-sHEEP AND LAMBs-ke.
.cein,s / ssa making . total Of 1852: There Wa s
sood demand for choice lambs and me m are
opened early with prices holding stesny u - ~.
Cboic. lambs brought ~ Sc: seconds. ~ 80,
elIs IA Sc: best TAT sheep ~ q 5tc; meiiunI AZ"
common slow and unchanged. bucks 4ou"u ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
cotton fair business doing sales. 900 bales spec
uation and export 800 American 900. imports
900 none American MiddnR upland. ssh
Futures opened dull. lhd2h points higher: closed
dull. l@2M points lower Oct-No7 j.iihd: jan
Feb. J. SID Mar-Apr 56jd; May June, j1llzd:
July Aug slid Manchester-Yans quiet and
frm: cloths offers scarce.
Receipts at the ports and interior points. with
comparisons follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Stock Exchange seat OF Ivan NJ.
Taylor has been posted for transfer to
Henry W. Evans. The price named was
$685. 900. unchanged from the previous
sale. j. Ford Johnson. c. Redner Rich
ards and Benjamin ID. Bartlett have
been elected members of the exchange.
Directors of the Booth Fisheries
Company yesterday elected X. L. Ames
president, succeeding A. b. Carpenter,
resigned. p. l.. Smithers was also made
general manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts were. GAGS head: lsi. cars on sale
Market steady sheep tewes) sold at. $500 s59o
per 100 10: no real choice offered; culis >z. ga e
cuiis. IS 500 $3.50 Dressed mutton steady at SO
isisc per 10: dressed LAMBS l5@lj1sc o, IL
average Sells per 100 ID. 24a 90. So 10; iSy
81. 50: 2ii. e. $50 l2s Ohio, IS. ~; rs, o.
N7j: eulls. So 500: q Ky sheep 100 W
: sanders-2i6 West Va lambs. oI ID So.l0'
3i2 Va 66, s. 80: 10 state. 90. $50.
Newton n Co-s49 West Va lambs. 90 10; |s-,;'
2O7 IA SS25; 100 Ky. 80. $S.2j: q culs' 81
$50: 70 sheep. IFS. $3.50. -. 20 n
Ksfns tommi',,issn cor9s Va 4 Lambs 1S 81 !"
J. shsmberg Son-2il Ky lambs - H. w.
q ,.ulis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20
BUTTER.

Receipts to-day. $3.50 pkss Tone Of the M mar u
2sc higher scoring 26j4 @27c; nrsts. Iez,,:e'
seconds 2sh 23ltc third ZIG 22c; STATE common asry
finest. 2iiac: good 10 prime. ZSn H-SSs e", n,s
2sa 22ibc: lower grades sOg9lc. imitation cream
cry, nisis ZIG 2si4c: ladies. curret make ms ~.
90is "a BE: seconds 1870 lgisc. lower grades, $50
isisc: packing stock Jun make hnc; 1Jc; cur.
tent make nne 1919 l9isc. Nc .. ln@NEc' lower
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New YORK. August 10. 1915.
FCcS.

Receipts to-day. l.I96 cases. The market main
t.a. se3s,.y nm 'p s.i, a m,S;h f sssIss
49, .sagSISc: seconds. s0@2lc; Thirds aud
poofcr. ifdi diriies. No !. isqlsiss. No "a
and poorer. li@ l7i4c: checks, choice dy, Ivy ~,
ferior, iOdiic. state. Penn and nearby henhsty
whites. nns to fancy, aeSjc: ordinary to sog1'
2Se 33c: gathered whites. as 20 size sna lu.
penn and nearby. hennery browns. 2IsSOc' gam
cred brown and mixed colop. 2l926e.
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closing s 10 20 points higher with sales for the
day II 100 tons Range Of prices
corrONsEgD OIL.

Near months appeared 10 he under pressure part
" for hedging account. and closed to points net
lower but late positions were steady. Al J 70
poluis net advance. Influenced hy the strength OF
lard and intimatons that the South was not DIS
tned 10 sell much crude the basis of NC. Ietss
news was conflicting although damage stories pre-
dominated ~ the afternoon, as indcsted ny ne
strength Of cotton. Sales for the day were tfoo
barrels Range ~ prices; 49,
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. August 10. 1913.
BEEVES.

Receipts. 1899 head: all consigned direct 70
local sIauRhier,fs Feeling unchanged Drestu
Reef Quiet Al ia l5e per pound. for native sides
HOGS.
Recelpts iO2 head: Ill on sale. Market STEADY
cn,,nop 10 mime yeals sold Al $sgSl3 per lOO
pounIs; culis. s.; grassers $3.50 Dressed CALVES
Steady: city dressed wais. loo lS12c per pOuhH'
country dressed do. H@ lie. 80, II. ....,.
Sales-Newton a Co. - yeals; l5i 10 average
sls per 100 III. 4. 100. $3.50. M, .e-o
kerus Commission Co.'S srasseIs W. So''V'
Tobin A SHANNON Veas. ltV 10. $l2.
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U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington Aug le-The condition OF TIE
[ nitcl states Treasury al the clos. o. nu',nsss
TO- ay vas. Net balance IN general fund vi
go g.. total receipts tl.ejsis5. total "a, nen"'
s. il.i5s. ..-...s,s ....,.,
,iearit n $40 0il sol last year. exclusive OF
p.nsm. Canal all public debt uaAsaetloas.
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BRONXvILLE SUITES RENTED.

Fish & Marvin rented an apartment
in Pondfeld Court. Bronxville, TO w. II.
Tough, Of New York City; also rented
for Mrs. A. L. Bisland a house in
Meadowdsle to C. 7. B. Rowe, of New
York.