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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
CHANGING THEIR ADDRESSES
More Persons Lease Fine Dwelling
Houses in Popular Sections.

The Houghton Company and William
E. Finn have leased for the Alison
Company the four story dwelling BOT
West 18th 81. 20 Oscar Arlin. Pease &
Gilman have leased for the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company 10
John II. Harper the dwelling, 17xi0O
feet, at 10 East 02d ST., between Madi-
son and Park avs. Samuel II. Martin
has leased for Bolton Hall the three
story and basement dwelling al i07
West esd ST. TO Helen A. Moran.
4. Flanagan & Son and VI. VI. Hay
ward & Co. have rented the premises
256 West 18th ST. TO Mrs. A. c. Keyes.
Porter & Co. have leased for Hannah
E. Wake 20 Catherine Hsggerty the
dwelling at 464 East l65th st.
Douglas L. Gilman a Co. and
Lewis B. Preston have leased for Mrs.
Henry Lehman 20 East 72d ST., four
story private house, on a lot 23xl02
feet, TO Walter c. Hubbard, 70 be oe-
cupied by his daughter, Mrs. Duncan
Sterling
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased APARTMENTS in 20 East 48th St,
corner Of Madison av., TO c. Mortimer
Wlmerding, Mrs. Helen A. Wade and
William Barr.
Pease O. Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Richard Rodriguez the dwelling, isx
100 feet, at 220 East list st. to DR..
Charles VI. Hickey; also rented an
apartment in the Hereford, at $40 West
10Th ST., for W. c. Holmes 10 Nine.
Melanie Rurt. OF the Metropolitan OPP
era Company, and an apartment OF
twelve rooms and four baths in 1876
West 5sth ST. 70 Z. K. Lincoln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
STATE BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.

Ny Canal lhs
3 O0e ....... 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
In BROOKLYN Fields.

Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
house 1855 10th St, on a plot 4O1AVV
feet, at Dyker Heights, for John Hell
10 client.
Ross e. Meeks sold for Sarah New
man to Sigmund Goldberg, the south
west corner of 6Sth ST. and Fifth av'
Brooklyn, a plot lOOxlOO feet.
Paul A. McGolrick has purchased
from the Mechanics Bank the four
story fat, 2S.3x1O0 feet, at sos Bedford
av.: 636 Union ST., five story fiat, 1858
x95 feet. and 162 and l64 Franklin av.,
two three story fats, on plot 6OxlOo.5.
John 0'Connell, jr., has sold for Ar
thur H. Strong the dwelling at 1904
Bedford av. TO a client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
HEAVY SLUMP IN EXPORTS
Figures for Last Week Show Decrease
of $4,000, geo.

Washington, Sept. 14.-Exports fell
of sharply during the week ending
September II. They amounted to $685.
593,7OS, the lowest for one week this
year, and a drop of s27.OOO.OOo from
the week preceding The trade balance
for the week fell to S6,672,241.
Although the figures represent only
five days Of actual business, no trade
having been recorded for Labor Day,
the decrease is far out of proportion
to the loss Of single day: Imports
for the week were $26,92l, ACT.
No definite explanation is available
in official quarters fof the change.
Some officials believe trade has slack
cned while the British loan is being
negotiated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
Exchanges Paper for Gold.

Washington, Sept. 14.-The Treasury
Department has shipped to New York
in the last three months $4,000, 900
1T gold certificates of large denomina-
tons, principally for the use of Amer
lean bankers who have received ship
nents of gold from Europe. Officials
explain that bankers who import the
gold prefer the certificates to the metal.
American gold coin imported is ex-
changed Immediately for certificates.
European coin is melted at the mint
and then paid for in the same way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15

Receipts. 1850 head. all for slaughter. Feeling
steady. - 81, c..
80 state hogs l54 b. at $3.50 per 100 ID 10. l65,
s. 90; IS. l35. $500; 3. 200. $50; 25. i9o S7S
s, 2i2 $50 : roughs 2S4. <o.3Oi 4Qo' so'%SS.
Mcpherson & Co. a state hogs, 10 ID. $3.50
roughs 3l6. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market was quiet and total sales Tor
the day amounted to 1890 bags. 1 which the
greater percentage was IN the form OF exchanges
from the near 70 the distant months. Irees At me
outso: were unchanged from those % Monday out
during the day a steader tone developed, and maj
0uofafious were net unchanged 10 3 points higher
There seemed to he very littls incentive 20 trade
either way. but the undertone OF the market was
fairiy Arm and prices were sustained by the atti-
iuIe OF Brazil which "a holding the market there
wsU above a parity with local quotations. Cost
AID freight offers we're 10 points higher for santos
grades IL being offered at s70@s soc. Lnghsh
credits while Rio Is we're quoted at 6o5@o.' zoe snd
Tor coffee was poor and buyers seem TO have Allied
their requirements fo5 the time being Expectation
o. higher sterling exchange rates was looked upon
a. nossible bulllsh feature IN the market but
failed 10 create any renewed buying as the amount
N corte aaoat from Brazil is large and the con.
strn,ug trade seems satisfied that there Is plenty OF
c0Tec in sight for all requirements as long as the
w.r continues 70 Interrupt business with European
The local spot market va. dull and unchanged.
with RIO Is quoted at sac Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
NEW YORK PRiC
CHICAGO PRICES.

Wheat Open. High. Low Close. day.
sept ...... SLAB VIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
PAY $213,856 FOR LOTS
Results at Foreclosure Sale at ia
maica Estates, Long Island.

Joseph p. Day sold yesterday on the
premises all the remaining plots and
tracts Of the Jamaica Estates, Jamaica,
Long Island, at Supreme Court fore
closure sale in the action Of the Mata-
wok Land Company, plaintiff, against
katherine NJ. Calvin, Jamaica Estates.
City Real Estate Company and the
Title. Guarantee and Trust Company
defendants. ,,,
Ernest Scholvida. of Philadelphia
purchased in the interest of such bond,
holders of the Jamaica Estates as SHAH
care to participate a large tract OF THIS
property for Sl,SO6.. ,.nu, :;
The attorney for the plaintiff bid IN
the balance of this property for Wis.,
0l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
t,3 sTRAw-By. No /. SIS Small bales about
81 under large
FRESH FRUITS.

FRESH FRUITS.
Apples in liberal supply and ~eI much OF nc
stock very poor. APPLEs. A,sr.9ds, %. &c
Wolf RIst s2ss Mein'O H., i:s Ra. %'i,i5
Duchess. igsi25O. Gravsn',ein. i?eHjo' if,".sgny
i 3o cs sl1i 81 iSSis BaIgin i73s'z Fai
and Holland Pippn 81 joatt 80. orange fpgh'
5, joe'2 Rb FiPpi9 $3.50 a.Sgsti 3, 4 WHEN sH
Ter banana boz S. 5o9f3. PFARs. Bartlct;: bol'
,2aN: basket. jocSt. keg .iocqs 81 Cl'pP' r. u,
81 IS: Ie Con,e bbi. SL25a'2. kis1e,,. 8 ?isM
sscke f4ais Bsurre Boss. b6,. t-.',T| - 80
P.g!rs tsr'sg .!'o s}S9, b s pEi3 SH3ss
carrier 56cGft gj basket 20s6oc. bushel bisHe,
sos SOC one h, bush.l basket % ]o- PL' !, NS +
s.. S i''A ,oaiSe ~ bSshsi basket Ices 90
PRUNES S-lb BASKET 2o@ 25e pe1c5 eA'ESI; uy,
,0s COO; Worden. 40a50c. Concord pI rs :
Moorcs Early t0a5oc. Champion. -5@ ~ I'T ~ a.
per quar-. "a S.. CRANBEKRIES Caps CD 9si'
tsais5o crate 81 59a s. - SThAM LEE az I3c
Sq. sSs lis B d5 a I1rc&LEBERRGEs
ri St Aa1rqskiMEloSs ROXY Ford Cal. .,.nd.Id
I' s;a,i k"' "a fG sands Sd ea S. craft.
81 50SSl7j. Jersey. standard crate, ?i@hno; 80
;5.GN25 Ford Hoo boz S' ;,5aais I' crate sit
cAXA MAJ % x y, , eI z, 5000
4sm. .Sg SO 80; GRAPEFRUIT Nas'ag,, s9 g
s,; G ,5s q as q FiNEA fq6iI Pcro
R.d sn.nish rrafe 6Oc,a 81 IS: Cuban. 7jc@Sl.i1'
smooth Cayenne Fla .l7jat2.5o.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Jersey potatoes IN liberal supply; n1rke ".a. !.
and loSep Sweet potatoes someFhat LIsheI ~, -
last two days. but neary AL si0cH mo,e "a ~
on OF condition. POTATOES. Long Island Do,'
81 25d' l6j; Jersc. round. bag Ns|looi Ig bp
N@Si 20: SWEET POTATOES. southern q he 5SS
Shelter Island yellow hi. Sl.jOa$l7j: red. %
aSl7j: state and Jersey. small WINE. Nh1,
usual white T5ca $50 ye!iS9 c NJ go sia
ST.: orange County. rel bag tl@si yellow.
slaSl %; Conn Valley. yellow. bas ~ ~ - ~
ARTlCH0KEs. Cal. drum; 8s.S;s b sis,s sS TsI
Sprouts nearby q' 30 l-c , s5 -, bag .5@G5c
nearby bsh ga re; bag, 23e92c A'ptFTs
bskt. 500 SOC; cranberry 2j1SL3.' bhF - =
81 5j3 CARROTS. nearby. new Dbl. Tjc@sl; 100
bun1cbs. sScG 81; CORS. Jersey. 100. 500 90
SATIIfL0WERs. Western \ Y crate. o. do5efl .
q 70 crate 5Oca rs: q CUNBERs bsh. 500
( s5c: Dbl. $3.50 CUCUMBER II Nils, oDtd
SiGs2 state bskt. 75c@ LIS; CELERY st@'s ana
CiBBAGFS 100. SlGS2: Dbl. 2j@ Soc: red. 81 q
$ilj: CELERY CABBAGE. crate l}n see; ~ 90.
PLAXTS J.rsey bb 500 iot gs1 81 b. Sd5ze
crate, 75cdsl5O bskt. SOC 81 nearby ush'' -72$S
! 81 %; MUSHROOMS. bskt. NaSz59: okhA' yer
green. Dbl, 75c4sl5o; red, 75cStl2j: RADisHalESS
loo Sgnshss ;5S .9f s PTS ci SI a S.S
nearly, Dbl. 90 Soc SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl rs
@s; MTr9w 5Sa5SG Whit soe bb 7 5T9S;
Ss Sss 81 Or T Pss T9 oAT S
Island box, 2565Oc; Jersey. goa SOC carrier 500
| SOC: WATERCREsS. 100 punches. 3le*l5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
NJ, X. & 7. Plan Nearer.

Progress is being made on the plan
Ehder confederation for the readjust-
cent Of the finances Of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas. Another conference
"a, held yesterday between the roads
Potable new bankers. & ". Selig-
nan & Co. and Hallgarten & Co.-and
interests Of the road Although it was
announced that the recent statement Of
Tank Irumbull, chairman of the board,
covered the developments TO date, 1t
can be said pretty definitely that the
eahGen mentioned are satisfied with
me reports IN their possession on the
condition Of the property. This means
lhey Will underwrite the proposed
hinaheing plan and incidentally sup
g.ah' Speyer & Co. as the company's
haiheisl agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
Realty Notes.

Edward P. Hamilton & Co. nave
leased TO Hugh C. Barrett, son oil tne
late Senator NJ. T. Barrett, OF New Jer-
sey, the Currier residence on "sshihg-
ton St, East Orange, y. J.
Anton L. Trunk and Edgar A. Man
ming have formed real esate partner
ship.
APPOINTED agents for the property 200
10 2ls West Houston st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
jealousy al Wars End.

ne suggestion that our lack Of
PREPARATION for war may lead 10 trou-
oe when the European disturbance Is
=. y a. end and we have the gold while
.usy have trained armies is put out as
p maftet suggestion by Baruch Bros.
~ more Immediate consideration they
tspIeSs their confidence in an ultimate
t IL. o. prices 70 above present levels,
~ ~ urge that this may be the level Of
S s-as1s'ment and that healthy reaction
~ ~v1lo re-establish confidence in pres
H.. Ptiees. They argue that this is the
-us lor serious counsel OF caution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was Little more scuIe sho
nricss Ter. arrncr on evidences OF improved domes
lie demand for the cash article. which resulted In
sellers taking on hedges and brought about llttle
more outside demand. Receipts Of hogs al chicago
Wer. u 900; estimated for Wednesday. 1000
Kansas city received 1900 and Omaha s. go
short clear. sisG $3.50. BtEF steady mess. 81
isis: family. NSjodSls 50: packet, 81 5O@$ls:
extra India mess. 500 $50 DRESSED HOGS
H. i2hc pig. Pa CUT MLATS-tfckled bel
lies steady. 10 d. l3c; Il h.. Fac II 10, HIS
special, SIC: city. 90, 6jlsc; county. 80 6l.c
LARD arm: Middle West 25q sSse: city lard lard
south America, Q 3Sc. Brazil kegs. ID. SOC. COM
POND steady 7s7ac: stesrine quiet; oleo. s@sc;
Nh LIZ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
Savings Bank Gets Loft.

The Emigrsnt Industrial Savings
Rank was Yesterday the highest bidder
for a large loft building at and z
Fast 18th st, which was sold by Auc-
tion.er Brady in the Vesey st. sales
room in a suit brought by the bank
against Carrie NJ. Butler ct al. 20 re-
cover a judgment Of $ls9, 55s and s6,34o
in unpaid taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15

7. was no, Yesterday hot, sticky and
.-,resslye. Complaint, however, got
\. sympathy from q Western railroad
IAN "Such weather as this, he SAID,
q. worth a million dollars day TO
30 United States" Then he went on
n syplain: This spell Of not weather
as made all the difference IN the World
% the maturing crops. without II the
rslue Of our corn. whose growth mas
tseD so delayed, would have been much
rSs So those Of US here should be
rnire 10 stand a little discomfort for
few more DAYS until the corn crop
has an the growing weather 1t needs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15

n. ,roposit.or 20 list the securities
-. sfiie. are 10 issue here on the
~ Exchange would make US q good
III more OF a world market. Incl
,,-.,ily their fluctuations might de-
80 mon other influences than the
-,,s Of the war. London, which
80. hose whom IL refers 10 as "of
~ enemy birth or extraction" from
. - thought it saw evidence Of Ger
80 conspiracy 20 oepress the price OF
- rev war loan. Our market as
.,-,-sl one is open TO any one who
ne 70 buy or sell Attempts to
~ upor securities Of belligerent
Eminent. ...r IN neutral markets are
:, new idea. A. the time Of our late
-,,iszsar.ress with Spain II was serl-
.-.lv proposed. as that country.s cur
,.,rr was based on government issues,
T.. fs-r pool OF American capitalists
:, Sepress the price Of such obhga-
-.,s on the Paris Bourse. The plan
v,s no, carried out, one reason beng
ss, we would embarrass French own
y. ~ these securities whom we had no
.ss.re 20 Cisu!eaSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
cOTToNSEED OIL.

The market for cottonseed oil was again nrm.
with buying by Cotton Exchange houses. and az
the close o. tho day the September position showed
au advance Of 20 points on covering. while the
later mouths were l. to Is points higher. Ihe
strength In the cotton market had strong IN
nuence on values. and there was renewed buying
for outside account Sentiment was bullish gener-
sly and even operators who were OF the opinion
that the advance is being carried too far were not
disnosed 10 take chances on the selling side as
long as there Is an absence Of pressure OF crude
offerings from the South. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
Manufacturing Near Plaza.

Plans have been filed for making
over the seven story store and apart
ment at 7s6 Fifth sv. and and East
59th St, TO accommodate light manu-
featuring at cost of Sl25,0OO. Mary
r. Brandegee, of Brookline. Mass, is
the owner. Park & Tilford occupy the
store. The alterations will be made
from nlans By Louis Z. Jallade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lots at private sale, large number from
which TO select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK 10 quickly close the busi-
ness OF two corporations offers these prop
critics at about 5ogs OF former prices.
Morsemere. and Leonia. New Jersey (op-
posite Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes of Manhattan.
An inspection Of these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains. Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol
Icy free
For further details and terms address
BENZ. d. HAIGHT. Special Deputy supt
OF Banks care OF Banking Department.
81 Broadway, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
More Time to Deposit Stock.

The bondholders' protective commit
tee Of the international Mercantile
Marine Company has decided to e1-
tend the time in which holders of the
stock may deposit their holdings, the
date of extension 70 be announced later.
II was understood this action was TAX
en- as a result of the conferences which
have been held between the minority
stockholders committee and the bond
holders committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

'Ex dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

R,rrpts 8 $50 head u cas- on SAFE MaIhe.
fuiI steady Common 70 fairly good sheep sold AZ
s3,as53j per 100 10: medium to choice lambs. SSI5
6sg7j; culls So Dressed mutton quiet az 9
SsesENeaton & Co. 1879 Va lambs Y ID "a a7 s5
ia 81 81 *; 20 sheep 90. Sj2j. 1. l0j. IS, Il.
81, $3.50: II yearines aud sheep. 90. So
J Shamberg a son: 210 w Va lambs o. 800
shrnll NJ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
To Paw Over S8OO,0OO.

The Hotel Willard Company has
leased from Lillian n. Soresi for
twenty-one years at sls,50O the prem
ises 32S and $50 West End ay.. 35xlOO
feet, and from the Phelps Stokes estate
the adjoining parcel, at 252 and 25a
West 18TH ST., 55x104.4 feet, for twenty
one years and four months at SCI 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
Mrs Lillia B. HYDE to Build.

A six story Office building IS 70 be
erected for Mrs. Lila b. Hyde on a
plot 54xl20 feet. at the southwest cor
ner of 40th st. and Madison ay. FOR
this operation the Equitable Life AS
surance Society has loaned sZio,OoV az
5 per cent, due August /. 1925.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

4TH ST. s. 25s Lewis o.; 70. q 8 sty storage
Forest Boz and Lumber Co. contractor $4,000
liTH Az. s. IS 5Ith 81, for s,y ofice and
garage. loors7 z and Appleey. 80 Broad
way owner: c VI Andrews. 90 West 35th S.
architect: $4,000.
The Bronx.
olhsTEAo Az, IS 1907 Hermany AZ. s,y
frame dWlg 2lr4o; VIM Heinrich. 1858 Story
ar owner. Anton Primer. 2o69 Wes,chester ay
architect: $500
WILKINS Az, es 1916 So Boulevard; / sty
frame shed. 30.lTIl06.oT. Mary Il. Egan. 1880
wilkins a' owner W " Del Gaudio. i0l Ire
mont sV archt: $500
PRosPEcT Az. :. 1873 ls5th st: / sly
brick strs. 5OIl4i9 Newat Realty Co. Philip
Wsttenberg 200 Broadway. pres. owners; " W
Del Gaudio 40i fremont av. archt. $40 900.
BAILEY Az. $ lol.59 1924 Ct. sly brick
factory. l34sr56.s; GDphon Rubber and Tire
Corp. PerciyL Jones. Nassau ST, pres owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Markets
Irregular-Cash Pre-
NUNS Are Firm.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. SEPTEMBER "a. 1915.
WHEAT

IN. wheat market again very much I'M
1itled by conditions prevailing IN the cash situa
ten. Early IN the dag the market advanced l's
rains In tho Northerst ybiri wrr. erpec,ef 10 r.
tArd the movement Of spring wheat Longs sold
quite freely on the advance and prices experienced
an Irregular reaction. closing al nc net higher
Tor september and unchanged to sc advance foi
ihe later months. Cash premiums we're very nrT
IN all markets especially IN tn. southwest. The
foreign s1yccs we're rather more bulish than other
wise. and 1t was thought probable that export busi
ness will increase lni the event OF larse foreign
loan being secured here. and this will prove sdysn.
tsgeous n export operations. In the local cash
market No . red winter wheat and No hard
No / Northern Duluth. tl.03Is and No Northern
Manitoba. s6a.c Buffalo. Export sales wer,
500 900 bushels, mostly ManitobaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
rOpICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
:, 6 Steel Suffers from
Doubts of Resumption
of Dividends.
MAR ORDERS MAY
WAIT ON BIG LOAN
~, Smell Bringing Wealth in the
earn Reorganizations
Making Progress.

sing Of United states Steel com
yesterday was said to be by spe-
.r,.. who persist in the belief that
Eri5e-8 will not be resumed at the
No, meeting Of the board. II there
,sv concerted attempt 70 depress
IRE Of the stock, however, 1t met
!. ,,ubbon resistance. for the net
THE day was only = Of a dollar.
,-o,g the war stocks Crucible was
-, ,bs leader. with transactions Of
. .,s,5 shares. J.. made an advance 10
- -. b.rb record Of 95a1 and closed
e ,rybtly under this figure at 95*,
-, =. ga,r Of as, Bethlehem steel
- m IA points on business Of only
~ shares. making new high record
80 cIose o. sac Buying Of Amerl-
20, was ascrbcd 20 those who be-
G,-. that the placing Of big loan
~ 80 Nv The Anrlo-French mission vii!
-. ~ the company 20 receive a new
ar order for sarapnc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
Reminders of the Summer.

The Lewis NJ. May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway, Long Island
for Bertha Metzger a cottage on Neil.
son av. TO |. VI. Friedman for term OF
years; for Max Katz. a cottage on Cor
maya av. to b. Rosensehein also Tor
term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
me local spot market was dull and unchanged.
,ifh RIO IS quoted at CSC. Range Of prices
SUGAR FUTURES.

Opening steady. unchanged 10 decline OF
iufures CONTINUED fairly active on trade buying. and
The market closed steady. points net higher 10
declin. Of S points. with total sales llj1O tons.
Range Of prices. v,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
Sells Staten Island Property.

Hugh A. Balm has sold through Cor
nelius G.. Kolff 70 Mrs. Bertha Schmidt
the residential property l09 Central az,
New Brighton, Staten Island, 66x2oo
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
CORN.

The corn market was firm and higher early In
sympathy With wheat and on fears Of colder
weather Tie oflcial forecast however, indicated
little PROBABILITY Of frost IN any part Of the corn
belt. and the market lost most Of the early adj
vance. but closed irregular. with September &c
lower and late months Nc higher. Receipts we're
trhc larger at interior points. and Argentine
corn sold az INC. New York Tie locA cash
market was easy. No ? yello" corn quoted al soc
.LlurInnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1915.


$249OOO s25S7 and
change closed Total from
$40 0iuI 1914
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BONDS.

81 90 Chic Rys IS b.. Il Y = 70.
80 900 Com Edison 5s..l0lt lMs IVe% Ig 9t
q 10 Swift & Co Ss.. eCH sek SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September IL. 1915.
QlITTER

Receipts for week. 81. osl packages. a. compared
with AZ 6hl packages last week The market de-
v-loped weakness following our last weekly report
and prices tumbled lie most grades OF creamery
Supplies were very excessive for the time OF year.
weather unsessonsbly hot and trade did not respond
as was expected Pressure 70 sell became 80 strong
th.i receivers did not hesitate 10 accept the lover
pgces whenever business would result A. the close
The feeling Is about steady the rne aud fancy
other qualities. Exporters are doing littl. bust
hess IN cresmeries At 23aGc. the latter Tor some
fancy unsAlted goods. Freight room has been en-
Ladies are quieter and shade easier Packing
stock sust aimed under moderate receipts. Creamery
ertfas tgg scorel 2jkc. higher scoring. ESQ 26l2
nrss. 2ia 25c. seconds. p Z3ic thirds 2l42litc
state dain. in.st,, 25c good to prime; 23l. q
eic frsts. 23s23Hc: lower grades p &c. iIniia-
ton eLe.meg t,sis ~: -ae Aditss current ,gs.
Iqa zoe: packing stock June make nne. 2Oise
current MAKE. an.. zoe; No >. l9'sc. lower grades
H. a lac
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SRlEF WALL STREET NEWS

p.le Atehison, Topeka & Sapte Fe
- 'tpsay has elected Homer A. Stillwell,
oeuer Brothers, Of Chicago, 70 the
.osia q directors, 70 I'M the vacancy
lrllough, - '0''" "