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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
WHEAT AGAIN MAKES
SUBSTANTIAL JUMP
Market Rises Steadily on Black
Rust Report Corn
Also Gains.

Chicago. July 14.-Anxiety regarding
black rust forced an advance in wheat
prices to-day that bordered on the SEN
sational. The market closed strong at
412c 70 Sac above last night. Corn
finished shade TO "a up, and oats
with a gain of &c to &c. In pro-
visions final quotations varied from 10c
decline TO a rise of 2Oc.
Fresh reports Of black rust infec-
ton were accompanied by signs that
foreigners had abandoned a waiting
policy in regard 70 buying wheat. It
was found that offerings in the pit had
lodged in strong hands. chiefly firms
with connections at the seaboard.
Spectators who had been indulgng in
short sales were unable TO protect
themselves. and there were many stop
loss orders executed during the upward
whirl that was witnessed as the ses-
sion came TO an end. The buying furry
received some additional impetus from
a bullish construction placed on the
governments weekly crop report and
en- Berlin advices regarding Germany's
attitude as TO submarine warfare.
Free selling by skeptics about black
rust danger depressed the wheat mar
ket until about the middle of the day.
Renewed rains, however. IN Kansas and
ether important sections of the harvest
region tended to check the bears.
There was no decided upturn. though,
previous 10 the receipt of dispatches
from the Northwest that seemed 70
imply a more serious outlook as to the
dreaded black rust.
Corn responded TO the action of
wheat, but kept throughout within a
narrower range. Weather conditions
were generally referred to as being
against the bears. In the oats crowd
wheat strength more than Offset favor
able crop reports. Shipping demand
was good and on some sales TO the sea-
board the buyers paid the highest pre-
miums Of the season.
Provisions averaged lower. owing 70
renewed liquidation by holders. Higher
prices early for hogs seemed 20 have
but little effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
COTTON CLOSES AT
GAIN OF 10 POINTS
Market Weak at Opening-Fin.
ishes Strong, with Good
Net Advance.

The tendency TO cover up short cot
ton or 70 buy for a reaction was en-
couraged at the opening of the market
Yesterday morning by relatively firm
set Of cables and bullish census re-
port on domestic mill consumption for
the month Of June. Offerings increased
slightly on an advance of about 81
bale from the low levels Of last Setur-
day, but reactions were followed by re-
newed steadiness in late trading, with
the market closing steady at net ad-
vance of to 10 points. According to
the report of the Census Bureau do
nestle mill consumption Of lint cotton
and linters for the month of June
amounted TO 569, 483 bales, comparing
with 473, 1873 bales for the same month
last year. and the combined consump-
ton of lint and linters for the eleven
months ended on June 30 amounted 70
J.i50,34T bales against O,462,S34 last
year. As consumption was compare
lively light early in the season, this
statement reflected the great activity
of the last three or four months and a
consumption during July equal TO that
of June would bring the total for the
season up TO about 100000 bales, fig
ures quite in line with recent bulllsh
predictions. The showing as TO con-
sumption was modified to some extent
by the fact that domestic mill stocks
at the end of June were about 100000
bales in excess of last years, and so
far little or no improvement has been
reported in the spot demand from
either domestic or foreign buyers. Prl-
yate cables reported a very steady un-
dertone in Liverpool, with offerings
limited After opening at an advance
of to 9 points, the local market sold
about 8 to 18 points net higher, with
October contracts touching ga, or 81
a bale above the low level of last Sat-
urday. Liverpool was a good buyer on
this rally, while there was a good deal
of scattered covering and local buying
for a reaction. but the advance proved
sufficient to bring out considerable
realizing. while there was probably
some local and Southern selling on the
favorable weather map and eXpecta-
tions of a favorable weekly bureau.
Offerings tapered off on a setback Of 9
or 10 points, however, while the weekly
report contained more complaints than
some had anticipated, with the result
that there was a second bulge to about
the high point of the morning. There
was some trade buying on this upturn,
but at the advance trade interests were
sellers of October, which reacted 70
nine cents, or about a point under
Tuesdays closing figures, during the
middle of the afternoon The final
rally of or points reflected renewed
covering in a narrow market without
any particular change in the general
character of the news. Exports for the
day were only 200 bales. Southern
spot markets were all unchanged ex-
cept for an advance of 10 points at
Houston. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Crncihle Steel 10 the Fore.

Crucible Steel, which most Of the
traders had never heard Of until a few
months ago, was the bright particular
star Of the war stocks yesterday. There
vas no word too good 10 be said about
g. As lately as May 8 Chairman Du-
Ply said that the company had booked
10 war orders whatever, but since that
time contracts seem 10 have fallen
rIon the company faster than rain.
E.timates Of how much business the
company has booked through the war
have figures, like the sand bags in a
balloon, only for ballast One hun
oied and fifty million dollars, said one
enthusiastic report yesterday, was a
bottom figure. At that, and in the face
OF the rumor that the Crucible com
r&ny was TO have the bulk Of she'll
production for England in this coun-
try. with the Bethlehem company per
forming similar service for France.
the stock rose only TO 332s and closed
Is points lower A fortnight or so
ago IL touched 34as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

he that should be taken as a contradic-
ton OF the Kaiscr's reported promise
that the war shall end in October. To
support the theory there are the ship
peuts of opium. The Turkish govern
hent, apparently. has not stopped its
export, though it was reported to have
done so. "The general impression in
the Grade is that the Turks need the
money more than they do the opium. "
Obviously the outlook for peace, as
seen through the drug market. is not
bright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
To Assess Frisco Shares.

The reorganization plan being worked
out for the st. Louis g. San Francisco
Railroad Company, it was learned yes
terday, comprehends an assessment OF
$50 a share or the common and pre-
ferred stocks This would bring SlI.-
496.l75 from the common stock holders,
1899 ,973 from the holders OF the nrst
preferred and S2,996.732 from the hold
ers of the second preferred-in round
figures, $25,500,000. In return for the
assessment the stockholders are 70 re-
ceive a prime bond The refunding
per cent bond will be exchanged for 10
per cent in new per cent mortgage
bonds and 25 per cent in the 8 per cent
adjustable accumulative income bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth. July l4-wHEAT-No hard. 81 q
No / Northern 81 1881 %. No . Northern. fl.i9
@Si42. JUS, slSJ. september. Sll3's
Milwaukee july H-WHEAr-No Norihefn;
81 i0aSii5. No ? Northern. Sl&9sl q: No :
iari winter tlgOatl.3.: september. 81 osh Do;
rrmber SIP CORN--No yellow. 1sAe; No J
white. 7sc september. 75isc. December. 65sr.
BAUIEY-Nfa.tlng 73aIIe.
Minneapolis july l4--WHEAT-No ! hard. 81 g
6sI 4Ois. 80 Northern, fSse 81 -. No
northern. .l3G@3l4e. July. 81 81: sepemoS',
s. ia, CORN-No yellow. % /. G'ss OATS
no 5 white. 5Os.a5lc FLOUR and BRAN
Unchanged. -,
Toledo. July li.-wHEAT,-,cash: Old Nh I yq5y.
VERSEED-Prlme cash. $50. December AID
Mlr.h. sS6j ALsIlE-Prme cash, s. g. >
assei TNfOTHY-pnme cash. -sj. September.
s3G1iz. October s. .
Kansas CiU. July u --WHEAT-No : hard
81 9lat Is. No red tliidS g. CORN-No ,
niltc4. &c.. No white. s7Oilc. Nc ye.l0s.
lie OATs-No white. jZlc. No mixed. ~
g49he 49,.
81 Louis july 4-wHEAT-No -: red. 81 Az
s. %. No hard. normal. july. 81 II, Sep's'r-
Der 81 05-. COEN-No . jsd-,sc. No = white.
Zoe. July -T',r. September ia l'.c OATS
40 ? Sc. No : White. j.1se, july. iJse. seg.em-
ter, 3sae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
TOPICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
Price of Steel Bars Up
Again SO Increase
Since Year Began.
BIGGER DEMAND FOR
HOME CONSUMPTION
War Stocks Most Spectacular
Observation-Disclosures
Gas RenewS Activity.

Good news continues to multiply.
Yesterday the United States Steel Cor
,oration and the Cambria Steel Com
rany raised the price Of steel bars an
o,her dollar ton. That makes an
advance Of Sc a ton since the early
mart OF the years plain proof that
the activity in the steel business OF
recent weeks has not been exaggerat-
Cd An unnamed Eastern company
was reported 20 have put even a higher
rrjee on bars. The trade reviews are
full Of cheer. A thorough investiga-
ton. SAYS one Of them, shows that the
demand for steel for consumption
within the United States in no way
connected with war business has had a
considerable increase. There is a bet
,s- demand. too, for pig iron, both
rom domestic and foreign sources.
The basic industry" is swinging along
into its normal stride. And its lead
crship is not being rejected by other
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
The Big Movers.

There is no particular apprehension
that g crack in some of the war stocks
viii hurt the rest of the market, be-
Cause they are not widely held, so far
IS is known. When American Coal
Products, for instance, got up to 1902
and then fell in two successive days
20 l49 and 10 al, the rest OF the mar
Re. took no more harm from the de-
cline than it had taken advantage from
TIE advance. Even the war stocks
themselves were not Disconnected by
Tire mishap TO one Of their number
here were new high records made on
tuesday by them and yesterday also
IT, the commission houses there is not
much sympathy with the extravagan:
advances of some Of the issues, and
brokers don't encourage laymen TO
make commitments in these stocks. Il
l. recognized, however, that with con-
tracts as extraordinary as many Of
the war order companies are receiv-
ing the reflection in the stock market
can hardly be less extraordinary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

In the stock market there is occur
ring an interlude while the stage is
being set for the real show. That is
the way the bulls see it. The war
stocks are the performers in the d.
version, with other stocks contribut-
ing little 10 the gayety of the occasion.
Consolidated Gas is one of the eXcep-
sons. After long period of dulness
IL has been aroused 10 activity by the
chance that there will be an increase
i'm the extra dividend when the di-
rectors meet on the Goth. The exec
u,ive committee has the statement Of
earnings in hand, and it is predicted
that the extra payment 10 be an
rounced will be at the rate Of , per
cent g year, putting the stock on prac-
tically an per cent basis. Three
ronths ago the quarters eXtr' Givi-
Gcnd was L Of per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

AIIvE-som. 2s freight cars on iTsM ms
morning All u which were unoaded Delnand =
SlirIv sctIy. .1r both fowls aud bToi.cfs DhLsnED
Fresh KILLED iced fowl 10 Iisht supply Ahd Ae'G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

fraction higher. THOUGH general tral.nr e. slog
DIV packed fowls pu.rt and W tLoui 'irpguy'ni. ~
uld rooster % mod,rt' -y.py anl uiil- 30. (,
ia lglt supply and firmly 'url. Suua's SO" dul
irregular Es0z'u lsiult.f quiet and un'hang e.
TURKEYS fresh. iccd h.nt and tons. mN'd, lb.
ltr. toms Ice. CHICKENS. fresh. bruiltf., i,-i
rhila. j. aud /. 3 TO ID 10 ralI b, JVe
pair. 500 go. Va. milk fed. 3 10 "a lh 10 oor'
~ " &c. other Southern milk fed Ia 3iA W. Z,c.
Western. dry picked. milk fed. 3i7 20 10. 25h Zbc .
Western. corn fed. dry picked. 10. &c 8 ~ 81
10, 22FS3c. Ohio and Mich scalded. lb TO palr
25c. other scadcd. b. 23@2ic Western ; TO "a
ID. go; FOWLS. ~ 10 box. dry packed. Western
90 p ,, and OYER TO do1 Dry picked nst " 70 %
30 70 10 ID. l5c under 30 ID TO doz. lize; bbl,'
Iced. Western, dry picked. ~ TO ) ID and over
lie. ID. lStc 3lz N. l5c. lb and under. l3Aci
Southwestern. average best ljh@lGc: small. lJlsc:
Ohio and Mich. scal1,d. large. 1910. other Wet
DUCkLlNGS. l. I and Penn. 70. lie. SQI ABS.
prime. white. 10 10 70 doz. per doh. $3.50. ID. 50;
y ID. $3.50, ID. t22i. 10 81 d.. %l5O9 Sl.lj .
dark, u. go 81 80: culls. J0a f5c. Fr1zcn-Ti &
KEYS. Western. small boxes. dry picked selected,
Young hens, 2lc. toms. gle. bbh. dry picked. Sc
lerted. young hens. 90. toms. 20d2lc. y0ung hens
aud toms. l9d zoe: average best T@l7i2c. No ,.
10 ljc. old hens zoe Old toms. l9c. BhOlLERS.
II 10 boz. milk fed. fancy is 10 - ID 10 dor. 22a
prime. - 10 30 ID. s@ l9c. CHICKENS, IL 10 box,
soft meAted. milk fed. a. to q ID 10 doz. Gle: IS
lb and over. q &c; so ID and 22c. corn fed
g. to u N. l9c. ts ID and over. zoe; so ID and
over. zoe: FOWLS. ~ 20 box. Western. go N and
over TO dog. dry picked. isc; IS to 80 ID. Isc; -
under 30 b to doS. hilc. BOOSTERS. Old i2g
l9iac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
CHEESE.

Receipts n. day 900 boxes. Tofe o. the market
on the hnesJ marks Of state colorcd fats Is possibly
a shade sieadier. Otherwise the situation decidedly
favors buyers. Skins weak. State. whole milks.
fresh fats and twins. coiUred. specials ljc white.
specials l4& Ml5c: colored average fancy. li7 70
l4,.c white average fancy. Hl7c; daisies specials.
1914 dl5Ac. all styles under grades. 1914 a l4hc;
Wisconsin, whole mills fresh. twins aud fats
la. l5c: daisies. lja ljhc. sta;c. skins, fresh.
specials ia, dl2tc; choice. l04@llAc: fair 70
good. 81 q l0i-c. common. ga &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Sales in Auction Rooms.
Al Il vsG st

AZ ~ Nene1 -
r. Bryan L Kennedy
10 ST. 204. s. ~ 81 Az. s'y nst: vol sale.
- Gustav Gitterman for 81 500.
WALKER ST. a. - 225S Bwg. sy iov
asr I i 81. s SST w. 2ol4 sh A. % oIo,.
sly tenmt To the plainu6 Tor 5000.
BY Samuel Goldsucker.
18TH ST. 1875 10 IH W ne 346I IN AZ, % *
9ss. L sly loit bldg To the 0liihin fo'
b. Joseph p Day
BROADWAY, l7il l7S. cor seth ST. 1917
I227Ii3o .IS'i sly R9'H 90 r, ni, az, sous!:
Biaudy 81 & ). atys. c Hoffman. ~. par
ttiou Withdrawn
I5OTH ST, 53l ". 2 5. 900 BwY i9I9s II. !
'| 100 o. 81 sly T tsnmt 6diouu,d . july q
'' zi1oS 'II .y das, 70 samuel s6as
" By samuel MARI
srH Az. 1853. $ 255 SIN e. i5I!oo, q
l27TH ST. so W. s. l3j 'Mou'nssiie az. 81
% H. ; 49, nat To Samuel kleirberg pacy
IN interest. for {ls.ls5.
By the NJ Morse1thau IT.. Co
1914 ST , ~ " Twelfth AZ extending through
beg; ~ Edward Vaughan. o. Tor party IN IN
tersst. Tor So 100
BY Herbert A sherman
MADISON Az 1921. e. III, lol,h st. 70 sIio
Tor $500
BY Henry b Ketcham
CANAL Sr. 81 10 II. cor Ailon o.. 50t5i6
two atty brk tennis and stores also 65th a.
10 VS.. about rs = Arns,eriim AZ. 15Tloo 5.
S sty teumt righo TILE. etc. Adjourned u July 81
A. 320s Third u
BY James J Donovan.
WEBSTER Az. 2JOs. O. 2tO II Forthstn Road.
so 2Ills $3.50 sIl2l siy frame BLDG and vacant;
adjourned % July -.
By George Prces
BRYANT Az. SIS IS $50 Lafayette AZ. 2sIioo,
sty dWg: { = Hasted AT Albert Gerhards 4
al 70 che plaintiff FOR S. 500.
By Joseph +. Day.
NORTH ST. g. 1914 Tier az 657I25SIl1o 81
255. 10 Aaron F0rsey for - 800.
BY charles A. Berrisl.
7lsTH ST {. 5. 50 Tilden r 25Iioo. 70 the
CARROLL ST. los. s.. t55 william st. 2sIloo.5.
% the plaintiff for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
BUYING IN BROOKLYN
Several Deals in the Southerly
Districts of Borough.

Ths Samuel Gaitzk. Company has sold for Joseph
Karasik D, Manhattan. 10 william simpson the TWO
story ana cellar brick one family dwelling houses
SIS 7-th St on plot lsTloo. for occupancy.
Arthur strong has bought plot lOrlJO. on ths
vest side Of Ocean av.. 700 feet north - Gienwoch
Road Tor improvement with Colonial dweiImg
house The land purchased from client OF
Iohr Refs K Co brokers in the transaction.
Ross & Nieeks have sold for Ellen Kirby two ror'y
,oot plots on the south side Of 18th 81, west OF
Fourth az 10 a builder for improvement
louis God has sold the building a. the south
eas. corner ot Parksde and Flatoush avs 70 81"
H. Cummings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Peace and the Drug Market.

. Tat time-worn phrase "a drug in
;.ae market" no longer has a meaning.
nSsugs in the market, thanks to the
european war. are as pearls and rubies.
yet more precious things. Take cod
yer oil, as "The Weekly Drug Mar
SS does to-day. Norwegian refners,
Us that authority. are asking all the
~ from $50 to 500 barrel for it..
mere has been q spectacular jump in
Ne price. Germsny-once again Ger
1ahy has "gobbled up all but small
PORTION Of the available supply" May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
TRADING IN NEW JERSEY
Buyers Found for Garage,
Store and Flat Buildings.

otto II Alhanesius sold 20 Richard Dorson. for
improvement with three brick store buildings. the
dot sixIOJ on the west side OF central a'.' near
North b.. jersey city. -.
Hi-ry J Mar cold 70 Joseph II RudinT.er III.
llt ana lls Tonnele a'. Jersey CITY, three sI ram
iy brick fathoUses plot lO5Il00. ~
Freierick q Perkins sold for the Bgonne GsFigs
and Automobile Company 70 John Nelson 1of Boule-
yard Bsyolne, q garage. plot 3OrllZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

The local market Tor copper vas quiet az DE mo-
ment although there Is a number % n-QI4.l.s IN
the market which may result ir later acuTr kec-
'roytc was quoud 1914 zoe. STANDARD So Ia
London closed ~ aad tut4rS 40 . e.es-llyue
spot fq3 lGs TIN ol tle New iufk Exchange
vas quoted s.! SOC 3 Sc la llis o, I've toss each
and a. London Closed ALL Jos 'Of standard spot
and tl6j l0s FOR futures. sales a. london we're Sd
tons SPOT and 100 tons futures sPELftk her.
continued nominal aul Boz LONDON Was quoted 500
LEAD Jul al j.6Oc a5Acl 3D. Sew N9rA. adj 30c
Aked a. last - Louis London ..ad elQs-l - a
ID for spos. Enslsh lead. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
DWELLING LEASES.

T'nger A. Watson. lac. has leased for term Of
wear, the dwelling a. l9S East slst st. 10 Dr. l..
Pierce Clark Tor Frederick Is Sewall
Slawsol & Hobbs rented Tor J. T. O'Bnen the
dwelling a. III West l02d ~. TOT q term o. years
to ] T. Lofsnz
III. Brett & Goode Company leased for GsorE. A.
Wheelock tIe dwelling So East $50 81 % Ms
Marie Edwards Tor term %, -ears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

The local spot market was quiet and unchanged
on the basis ~ 2 csc for midlliug upland No sIies
Southern spot markets were reported as follow :.
Galveston steady. unchanged al $500: sales, $50
bales. Savannah quiet. unchanged at S'sc uO sales
Mobile quiet. unchanged al size. sales. % bales
Charleston and Wilmington nominal. no sales
Norfolk quiet. unchanged al s2jc sales. 23S bales
Memphis steady. unchanged AZ SIC; sales. 100
bales: Houston steady. 10 points higher AZ $500:
ealcs 500 bales New orleans quiet and steady.
unchanged az soc: sales. 1873 bales Baltimore
nominal. unchanged al sac. no sales: Augusta
steady, unchanged AT Csc. sales 34I bales St
Little Rock quiet. unchanged az $500; no sales.
Receipts At the ports and Interior points, with
c0mparsOns fuLl0A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
GETS GROLIER CLUB.

Title vas transferred on Tuesday By The Groiief
Club 70 the Meaney Renting Corporation of tbs
Crolier Club building % East 32d s. 100 feet east
on Madison as Tie buyer. Who acquired L several
months axo. gave bach a moftsase d iJj.oo9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
Gold from Brazil.

Supplementing the s2,3OO,OOO gold de-
posted at the Sub-Treasury on Tues
cay, the Guaranty Trust Company has
approximately 100000 more gold COM
ing from Brazil The transaction was
characterized yesterday as a private
enc, but there Is a profit in il at the
present level Of exchange with Brazil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

OFFICIAL Cotton Exchange Liverpool cables: Spot
cottu. fair business doing. sales. 5000 la''S:
Imports IN mo- bales: American, 1000. Mdllilg
Upland jlJd. Futures opened steady. 10 4
points higher. and closed steady, az net advance
of ~ 10 II points. July -Ausls'. J041zd. october
November j1.i. DecemHer-Jauuary. j.3ld. Janu-
ary-Ee February 3 sod: March-April. 5.43izd. May
June 3 sod Nauches.yr-Iaus quiet and uu-
changed cloths quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
CnEEEE.

The conee market was somewhat irregular. clos
ing y points higher for July and unchanged 10 :
points higher Tor later months. There further
selling. presumably ior Ne" OtIeahs account against
ported the July position, and THIS gave the market
a steady tone a. the close Of the day. Cost aud
freight Offers from Brazil about unchanged.
with no apparent pressure. and decrease en- Santos
stocks without reports Of clearance 10 the United
States suggested shipments 10 Europe Of about
"a 900 bags. Underlying conditions 81 the market
remained practically unchanged and the principal
tonic % interest here report from Brazil 10
the erect that the plans had been completed for
financing holdings Of coffee fs the needs present
themselves As The plan IS outlined. new bank
will be established. which viii be permitted TO issue
from $40 600 900 10 $50. 900 900 IN paper money.
taking coffee security up 70 so per cent Of its
market value the notes 10 be redeemed the coffee
(, sold for export. These measures are being re-
sorted 20 10 Offset the inability 10 make the usual
Shiprncnts 10 Germany. as well other intCrUp-
lions arising from the war. The local spot market
was inactive and unchanged on the basis of 7iec
f1r RIO No / Rango Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
SIMMER RENTALS.

Fish & Marvin have rented IN Lawrence Pilt.
Bron1nle y y the KOy G.. Andree0s hgcss.
furnished FOR tine summer. % Douglas J. Machay.
md the Northern cottage 20 Frederick Johnston i@
a term Of years.
De Bois Eldrdse have rented Tor the Misses
Marvin their cottage On Oh Beach Road. Newport.
Il /. 20 Miss Marguerite Sh0us. u MsnhauAn. zoe
The season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

AZ ACRES. IN town IS miles south Of Washington.
b. C. Large room house and outbuildinEs.
Beautiful place. Fine FOR poultry. Earsse: plenty
convenience TO Washington. Price, including $3.50
Knsbs Grand Plano. s., 200. about s. 900 cash.
A WOLFE. Brandywine. Nd
Country Nome Infsrmatlon Tree 10 prospective by
srs list covers Geld. Call write No agents; So
Country Home Seryie. 80 w. 3lst a. TeL3ssl MAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

Receipts to-day. t25 bass beans and $50 bags
peas. Choice marrow and red Kidney held
steady. with moderate offerings Medium and pea
In light demand Marrow choice. 100 Ii. 81 Goa
$5.65: medium choice. $5.75dt5s0: pea. choice.
s. I5a'525; red kidney. choice s6l5aS6oO whits
black turtle soup. IS lima. Cal. choice 5000
s. Is. PEAS, Scotch choice. t46s4 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
APARTMENT RENTALS.

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ChApels.