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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
PATTEN COVERS LAST OF
BIG LINE OF SHORT WHEAT
Ncnli<es Handsome Profits, md Smaller
Spectators Tnkc buying
Side.
SDecial 70 Tho Times Dispatchl

D6Clai to Inc Times DiSpatch.1
CHICAGO. HI, September S-The
last Of big line OF short wheat was
covered hy James a. Pattcn to-day
Ihcrc were many other smaller spccu-
!ators VINO took TO the buying side
All OF The h!s men In the Chicago wheat
trade hhv" adhered strictly to the bear
so" FOR some timc past and have rcapcd
F!ch harvest. Patten believes wheat
XIII sell much lower
y prominent trader. while viewing
tht Winnipeg grain prices to-day, said :
There is Tho key TO the situation
Winnincg is below us IN price, and
foreigners would purchase tho wheat
raised IN Western Canada IN prefer
enc" 20 that grown in the United States,
but for tho simple reason that the Ca
nadian wheat is Of better quality thai
that raised south Of the international
line"
cash sales OF wheat here to-day were
10000 bushels. including 10000 bush
els FOR export
Tho buying OF wheat by the big
shorts prevented sharp price losses to-
day, the gains being ga 10 as cents.
The demand caused many OF those who
would probably have put out additional
non in throwing grain into the pit.
There vas some buying on the general
belle! that there would be a revision
~ The government September figures.
but there waB no change in the winter
yic!d, the total being $4,000 900 bush
ella. The spring zee. 10000 bushels, and
IN" total 3Sl 100000 bushels, compa red
Win promise n month ago of 967.-
100000 buShels and tho amount har-
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WASH NHIO|, September N-Cotton OF
IN" growth OF .+!F r!nn"d prior 70 September
amounted 20 inl.5j7 bales. counting round
rs half bales. he Census Bureau to-day
Ginning hy states follows: Ala.am. >, go,
h7,"s Arkansas. % 95.ies: Florita i7oi
bales. Georgia. .22..sl bales Louisiana. Is:
ihi"s; mississippi Iy.5 bales. North caro-.
INA - ha!"S. oklahoma, : bales: south
aroma So bales; Tennessee bales
los -''H' bales; all other States. 1900
Sta'!s,ics include ..s7i round bales arains,
- ot!ss les' year and "a; !-,'ns far
..- AN: 4G., ba!es o. Sc. Island .rz,,,,
III, hAIes lnSt v.nr. -e-.'-9N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
NEW YORK rR0nrCE MARKET

Ne" YORK. September S-Rsw sugar.
easy: Centrifugal IS; Iaolasses. as: .e.
Snet, Qu!et. Butter, easier. Cheese firm.
spot coffee. steady; Ria No. :. $50: Saato.
No. &c.
The tu!hsh weekly government weather re-.
poF; OF cotton had 4 strong -f1ec, on cot
tonsecd o.! to-day. and prices were ma
te!:all' higher. Crude offerings were nEht.
ard Was steady aud cotton exchange house.
bought quite freely Fiaa! pr.ccs showed {;
70 'poirts me- Advance. Prime crude.
+s' nominal; prime summer yellow sro,
and september. SIS: October SIS Noveu-
her %. December. IS: January o.. Feb.
ruary. $50; March sc. April 60 P-.r,.
wlnte: yellow. and Swimmer Witt s rt..-. -
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

J
i!!cawor!. Va September 5 .ic:5
Best steers :. 20 -; medium 10 good ~,
20 =: comHo. 20 :a:g. 10 ca. hos, .ei;ers
.. 20 -: medium e good. 81. - =, crm-
mos; 20 'a!-. 20 :. best cows So. 10
medium 20 good. ~ to 81: common 20 :air.
~ 70 g.. brst oxen, 81. TO Sc medium TO
COCO; ia 70 ;. common 70 far ~ TO
"a. o-s; bulls. to So; light. ~. to -.
caves "a N; common. lower: best hogs
=: sows and stays. 20 :: best sheep 5:
medium TO good 10 AZ: common 70 air
81 20 :, pest lambs. TO So: common 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

comment because :he ginning returns 70 IN.
Isl O; september OF $3.50 bales Mere large.
than predictions yesterday. IN, weekly crcr
ms power. Late in the market iay mod
crate tct!Nity was apparent. Futures closed
STEADY =; ar advance OF TO ;, POINTS
December. . g January. los5: March -
MAJ. % x. Spot. steady. unchanged sale,
N!iGIinE asDc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
ASK Mr.. BOW MAN"

Cor information and rates to CaIiror.
MA ESpos!tions before making ar.
engagements elsewhere. He can proba.
sly save you money. Tickets by ratl
OF water 10 al points Phone RAN
toiph 49,. Gl>. =. Main 81. RIrun:oua
ku.
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NOTICE-Legal
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY TO
BE SOLD.

Large Brick Hotel. thirty (SO) odd
stepping rooms. large sample and writ
ing rooms and parlor, well lighted,
thirty go; odd more rooms In busi
nesS section conveniently near tho
depot. Population Of city, 1000. In
rfrcdericksburS. Va. half way between
kichmond and Washington. Hour and
seventeen minutes Tide. Twenty COY
trains day. Can atao buy furniture.
TO be sold at public auction IN front
Ct tn" premises or October 4
TERMS. nnc-thi-;i cash
ST. GEORGE L. F'ITZIICGH.
G. OcpNoR GOODRICH,
III. LEWIS WALLACE,
Commissioners.
Fredericksburg, Va
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CROP REPORT HAS GOOD
EFFECT ON STOCK MARKET
1t Imparts Strong Undcrtonc. and
There Is Demand for Stocks
on All RcCcSsionS.
INDUsTRlALs ARE MOST ACTIVE,
Hesperian incident Seems to Have
Disappeared rs Influence in walt
Strert-RankS Find Difficulty in
Employing Idle Funds.
ny RRoAnAN WALL.

NEW YORK Scp,cmher Publication x
is,5 sNG 5e Ieg q spins aad wni.r
whes- In history. ana the existence q;
b bop,as s,ropc rnd,rtonc 20 the cock mar
Ike; day lndustriai> led ~ point ~
stnn;tai advances The rails while ,s;rons
early in Tho GAv. became heavy iu tho a;
ternoon when they met foreign stock Tho
resred as a 'ao;o, IN the rntrk"'
oihle Steel Buying was tscresS've during
=. carly ,Tad'ns oni STOCK, We >"p,,,; ;,,.
we;e lost h. mo end % thu forenoon Nt'e.
s snSf ,a %& f "nsneS during tie s,,e-
noon under leadership u S;"el common.
C!osine prices Wttr 0hi INC ,>- -
r., p,.yi6us nigh isSo~d followed -eyor,s
that SoroOpo OF The stock had bc'1 taken
up hy banking Interests and would ns locked
M ne7dins ne Sorsum nation Of iTpoltan'
hut reacted 5 points before N" close
Ao'Iyity was resumed IN TenneS,Ses GGP,
Si6.k % s su>ins .: he s,ocl, Mas seat
eor;rte: :or acia with the Russian sovern-
ne has not been concluded tccorainc -
pi,ion that the hiy,nr Of Tennessee ;o-iaS
might have been FOR the accounts O.: people
sa,!e!patlon OF The consi:r,,na;,on Of ,hs
con'rse; wh!ch IS reported to be scheduled
'"t ,Hv nv ir-,.o, -o.. ah,,. ,o.r.. owing
80 -. irr-s.r. 4, ~. S,ytSa,s frn,,, a /. %
80 -. sn,mal ra.. T.Sfs sr.;or mas
80 ScnS,.s go ,,.srs sn5 ~. -eraut
s,-emr.S ~ ~. shares hss fn-,shsSow.t II.
Siro1fors' aciior,
tn. local hanks ar. nr5.ns t,r-.,-i,-r rt...
a. ~ a,Sinv a-nov,rent To- ;hal- con.
ttn'salj,. i1Srs5s,,r s.nosis To c-e"er,
mo-av ,ates rror, d.ciir,nr 20 prnc,icalIv
nothirp hanls hsv. ,or months b.an --r,.
nio,ins ,h.ir funds II tho sror1-,e-1, note
1marisef bur that rource OF Investment has
henr n,tertoiiv reduced By the consant
a6ynnce in prices
WirhdrawaI OF the phelns- Dodge interests
fror, me chicago Rock island ana Pac.rc
HALLWAY hhd "a depressing eneci on IN.
stock early In Tho dnv bv, practically ali
The loss was recovered when y hccar1,.
Enovn ,hni the RESERVATIONS were HANDED
in during J,.ne The RESIGNATION Of ;he
rh, lrs. pSGCa ptorle does no, moan .Na,
OF the property i; favorable terms are Of
fered.
NEW YORK. September S-Arathy
sult!aE mainly from lack OF patronage char
actcrizei to-day's market session. Import
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.:HAyAL STORES.

SA'AESAH Ca. September s-Turpen-
l.ne' fFH' -; sales 81 casks receipts
20 CASKS; shipments. 3 casks: stock 1854
asks Ros;n, firm, receipts. 700 barrels,
shipments ii' barrels sales - .,arraIs'
Stocks 6.6-0 barrels. quote; a. b. s-j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
PETERSBURG rEANrr MARKET

'E-por;.i by Rodgers. r!u,nInc. & Co in,
!,rt s-!'SB Csti. "a, September :.-Sparis!.
- tf::e!s STOCK market weak and unset
rHc acst quality. Que per bushel asked &c
f!nlhs FasTers stock. market QUIET
!ihcE Jumbo. &C pound: fancy hand
ptCHeh g Per pound prime. .xc De-,
?ount, Hhe!!!nE stock. &c to nc per 2ound.
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RICHMOND HAY MtREET.
Riclt ord Y, Snn.nr-, hn-
CmlCNGO LINE SroCK MARkEr

CHICAGO September s.-liocs t.r,r: bulk
!::.:jsT l!gh; sI?iiS.j mixed. s6snI
y g; hear Sfh1fS,.0. rough, ssp50 :. =.
.a';lH. ss.."FSo.-f: COWS and hcifers. ssu4F
49,; ives :, - 81 % sheep. weak.
wciheTS S-59Gss -. ewes. SS.-rISJ ~ lambs
q g. q
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

Ne" YORK September s-Co,tor goods
and yarns were steady, with fair demand
!.toe= were more active and emb-o!Ger!ss
We're higher Woo. goods were rr-l~-
WctsteI yarns were more active ySrit .-.oi;
0tre IN moderate demand :or quick zair.
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CHICAGO GRAI& MARKET.

NFl- N"FI"TN'"F :" " HNI' N'Va - n
in prize day owing largely 20 m cr-
tor"ous belief thtt IA" =overnncnt crop
estimate WonlH prove h"!p to The bUl's.
The LOSE was h,m ',0io u ~" net hirh"r
az Corn !os' -, t" 80. and oats. i.1H IT,
"a sc. Tn. 'es"lt In precision varied from
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Atlantic Coast Line

saw Sa.ah'u i.h''rnnu OF the south
EFfEC TIVE APitII. T. !s.i
TRAINS LEAVE: EiCIiNoSU C,Iry
For Florida ani south: ell, a. a. and ca
L. ~, l2:ag A. NJ.
20! NorioIk: A. M s.0D - M ..aI
NJ. 1870 T.. Al
FSf y & W. Ry.. wsS,:, s;s a A.. s:s1
For pe,erhourE: 1852 ~ NJ eIs A. NJ
Eia 81 500 a. 81. s:l, a. NJ. 500 T. -
s:sl Z. Al. li:I' :. Nj.
r.. Go!dshoro and Fayetteville: .t:9o r. 81
iralhs arrive tichnood daily: 5:ny A. n
Jay A. y: $50 a. HI. 's:sI a NJ. tl9:4}
a; Al. i.'R A. ~, 's:i9 E.. 81. f!:E 2. 81
MI r: 81. s:sa 4. 81. s:YD r. A.. 3.vo l.. II !
!!.Sl +. 81.
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure aud conneol
lions not grtrantced
c. Is. CAMPBELL D. =. A. II, Main 81
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w UNI'SNIt VENOtnIIOns.
RS IVY Com :Ts.sStor COZ
Richmond. Va. S-yt-r,ha- lar5
i've pn,Itrx

Meat not wei smoked lnrd 20 soil.
MARKET CONDITION
Poultry scarce and active mar
kct higher. Hens-Mar!tet active; scr:ce
and higher receipts of bot. very Eight
EGGS Market remains Arm: receipt. Hight
Hntter-Aarket higher: receipts light: GU:
LOOK higher. Eeals-Eemnin scarce and
wanted and command prices In rxces. OF
above quotations. All i've stock sell GOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

In execution of "a certain deed of
trust dated October IA. 1910 and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the
iichrico Circuit Court in ID. b. 1894,
page al; default having been made in
the payment Of the debt therein de-
scrih'd AND being instructed so to do
by tic beneficiary ! Will sell at public
auction on the promises. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1915,
AT $40 o'clock T.. NJ.
the following described property: tho
southern half OF lot Il. the northern
nalf of lot II ana ali of lot 30 in block
~ IN the plan Of Chestnut Hill. The
SAID property fronts 10 feet on tho west
side OF Fifth Avenue. running back l40
feet to a "ofoot alley.
TERMS: Cash.
(SiGneh 10. LANE STERN
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
by GOLSAN & NASH. INC.
Rca. Estate AuctioncerS.
IL North Eighth Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF GER
TAIN ATTRACTIVE LOTS ~ HIGH
LAND PARK AT THE SoUruW EST
CORNER 'F ALrHEA STREET MD
FIFTH AVENUE
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin. L'sville & West $500 o. .ll:oo D.
MUM Limo Local IS a.. ~ D. t5:l5 -
James River Limo slU:OV a. f5:l5 n
~. News. Nix. Old Pr - u .i2 M q n
Newport News Local '7:l5 u .6 700 n
Truins arrive from MIX. I'll 80 a.. .2:t5 D..
w S:sv p; N News: 1855 a.: $500 p: From
Toy p Jas. River. tS:35 a. '7:I5 p.
b1fly. ESCaD,
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Norfolk XIV estern RAILWAY
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rams Leave I;ichmouG-Ma 81: station.
Schtiulr hgures not guaranteed FOR tho
chprrs". T.. Nj. express, WIN obs.rva,ion
sleeping car Tor Atlanta: HEB T.. ~ cxprcss
t!t-blnG at open $50 L ~ 500 r. NJ Ioca,
:or hrysviiic aad Chase City-week DAYS
Hork :i!Her Lin"-5; 10 4. NJ. Steamer Train
except sunday. connecting Tor B1itl,rt,. al
.f"t!cf carr $50 , 81. ana ,.G T.. ~ daily
Trains Arrive RNcnmond-From tho South ::
~ y. ~ aud h% a. NJ $50 T.. ~ s:D
= y" 'tiiy: SIC 4. NJ. except Sundar
from West Point: s:'5 a. NJ. escept Sion :.
naS % ~. NJ aud 6:i5 Z. NJ daily
on ~ r Main ST. Phone Madison ~
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

SNloA Stock
1880 A,lis- Chalmers
l.iOo Ali,s Chalmers. ptd. 49,.
500 Am. Asr Chem. com =.
$500 Ann Rect Sugar. com 81.
$500 American Can .......
200 American Can, H!d..
i,Soo Am Car ana Foundry.
400 American Cotton Oil
2.ie0 Am. Hide aud /. ptd
geo American ltoSCCd oil
HOO American Locomotive
Am. Loco. MD .......
1000 American smelling .....
Amer. SruN, com. $3.50.
500 American Sugar .....
10000 Am. Tel and Tel Co
Amer. Tobacco. com. ...
Amer Tobacco. pfG -.
le,<no Anaconda Copper
400 AtchtSon ............
\ g Observation-Disclosures.
loo \ c / ~ CORN.
5.l0o Is and C................
5000 Beth Steel Co. com.
5000 Baldwin Loco com. ....
Bric Amer Tobacco Co.
zoo Sroch Rapid Transit
loo Central Leather. com.
$500 Canadian Pacific ...
500 California Petroleum
$500 Z. and -
zoe Chi. Great Western
Ice Chi. Great Western. pfd.
Zoo Chit, MI and =; raul.
$4,000 Cruc!ble steel Cor, com.
200 CruCihlc Steel. pfd.....
lo.lOo Col Fuel and Iron. .....
Col and southern
500 Consolidated Gas
S.20o Corn Products. com.
Den. and Rio G.. COM.
lo.l00 Erie
$500 Erie. lst pfd KINNEY.
700 Fed. Min and SIN, ptd.
GHn General Electric ......
700 Great Northern. pfd.
5000 Great Northern Ore CTS.
800 Illinois Central ..
500 lntcrboro- Met. -
Intcrboro- Met. ptd.
800 Inter. Harvester. com.
200 Intern hual Paper
2On !ntsrna Nonai Paper. ptd.
500 Kan. City So. com.
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80 vnRk sc-.nr,l..,

INV YORK September Fo-, -noy.,o.,.
-Middiing i"""o. sales 81 hale. SOCK
-. 10 bales
6.$25 bales esports. ssz3 bales. stock. n
~ tales.
Total FOR week-Net receipt. em bales;
Exports. E..n5i bales
To,a! for scason-N"t receipts re 47a Ia
tErnrts. 1919 halts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

AL travel Arrangements over Cc,
Counter.
Amerlc.>n or European.
Nniirond. Steamship md Pullman
-, Tickets.
SagSaEe Checked. Taxicab, TravelerS
Checks.
NiIiHOSD TRANSFER COMPANY,
SOD East 17ain Street.
hrahch OlhccS: JcW
richmond Hotels
TIME AND .EOiiISI.E vERS
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HIDE AND WOOL MARKET
lNET CONDITION
KIcnMoND FRUIT MARKET.

Iiies good deal lower. and We ~x-
poet them 10 deCiiu. further Wool !e also
lover. n the season IS drawing 20 4 clos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

New ORLEANS. September After q
Ame opening. hrmcd up to.dny m advance
wrongly 70 rev hiPh levels tar ihc aerynr.
the c!oGe was net gain Of Is6.- poin,r
Tn- advance, however. mad ~ inception in
N" weekly crop ard weather reports on
inc uren!nG prices "cre TO poin;a higher
oai selling sc, IN al Tho resui; Q; Deansh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

- - fKI'N!norN Va. S"pte!nh"r ( 1873
: = OhESALE QUOTATIONS. oS 'CIiAEGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
sEAI,oAHD AIh LINZ KAnwAY-

Ihc Progressive Hallway OF the South-
eouthbound trains scheduled To leave Rich.
mona daily ::3j A Nj. Local to Norlinn l:cQ
r. NJ. si"epers and conchcs Atlanta Bir-
!hinsham: G:S5 4. NJ. through coaches und
seepers 10 Jacksonville; 1875 A. 81. slice ers,
Atlanta. BirminSha.n JacksonyilIe Tarnpn
ana coaches Jacksonville.
Norcnbourd trains schedulcd to nrriyo In
Richmond daily: 400 a. Nj $50 A. M local:
s'30 a. NJ. 5:3i r. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

y IN ~ 10 - FeN- = Il0Fl -
y, TfAMliiIc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
BROOKLYN BUTTER CRUSADE.
Nine Drivers Arrested In Federal
War on A%dulterated Goods.

The Federal authorities in Brooklyn
yesterday caused the arrest OF min
drivers Of wagons engaged in the de-
livery of adulterated butter. The ar
rests were made under the direction Of
L. ). Marshal Power. The prisoners
were arraigued before COMMISSIONS
McGoldrick and had their examination
adjourned.
The complaints were made by Will
lam u. Allen, special agent OF the In
ternal Revenue Department In Washing
ton. Assistant District Attorney Beer
has charge Of the prosecution.
II is alleged that there is a trus;
back OF the frauds and that 1t has been
operating in Brooklyn for two years
The agents of the trust, according Ia
Mr.. Beer, have been driving legitimate
dealers out of business by underselling
them with inferior products.
The mtn arrested are Nathan Hirsh
BS4 Elton street Isaac Pascow. 323 Ash
ford street Louis G~rcenglass and Nor
ris KATE Of 4S3 jerome street Meyer
Hoffman, 1892 Lincoln place Samuel J
Hutkon. 3i9 Elton street Abraham
Carman, 62S Hendrix street Samuc
| Friedman, 1871 Thirty-eighth street. AND
| Frank Finkelstein, $50 Flushing avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

C1ar. Archangel ........ luo'AN 90 NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
REALTY TRADING
CONTINUES LIGHT
Madison Avenue Flat Sold
Bronx Builders Buy sites
for More Apartments.
.GAS AGE" LEASES SPACE

r,,dlne In real estate yesterday was
. ,hc usual midsummer character. The
..,,-,e OF trading reported was de-
.a.d,y limited and the character OF the
,-cpertIes traded in was not out of the
,,d,rory. In Manhattan an old six story
a., IN Madison avenue found a buyer,
"a in The Bronx there were several
,,,s. Of sites for apartments and of one
.,r,v completed fat. The continued up
,orn movement Of the printing and pub
rssI,x trades was reflected in h leas-
,,s Of large space on Forty-second street
80 Ga, AGE and a number Of allied pub
,c.,Ions having to do with the use Of
Illuminating gas. No important struc-
,,,rsl operations were planned yesterday
IA either Manhattan or The Bronx. 1t
"a, announced. however. hat n nine
,,orv apartment house will be erected at
ono, on Park avenue near Seventy
fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
,r,,pERs buy BRONX SITES.

cAMBRELLENG AVENUE-Daniel ii.
JacLxon has sold two lots on the east
sidehf Cambrelleng avenue and two
ahutting lots fronting on the west side
NJ Beaumont avenue. The lots are 100
Zee, south Of 1S9th street n AVE
frontage Of so feet on each avenue
and are ii5 feet deep. Nathan Wilson
and Charles Pincus are the buyers.
They will improve h site with an
snartment house. Mr.. Jackson's COM
pany bought the property in May from
The Wend, estate through John J..
rinneran. II had been held by the
estate for more than a quarter OF a
century.
cAMBRELLENd AVENUE-The Henry
Morgenthau Company a SOLO
through II. A. Trotta the southwest
corner Of Cambrelleng avenue and
issth street. "A vacant plot. 5OxlOo,
The purchaser will erect n six story
apartment house.
BRYANT AVENUE-Leonard Wen
has sold the northeast corner OF BY
ant avenue and Freeman street, a nvs
story fat. with seven stores, froAt1ns
IS feet on the avenue, S5.6 ret OF
the street and measuring 100 feet AM
so feet on its other lines. The buye'
IS Henry Klapper. who gave in par
payment the four story ha at l4S'
Second avenue. near Seventy-nttf
street. reported sold recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
Movement OF Naval Vessels.

N~ASHINGTON, Aug 26-pestroyer
Jouett sailed from Boston yard for Boston
Light, yacht Nduktuu and guuboa, Dol
phin left Roston yard for Gloucester, Do
s,roycr powucs from Newport for Cam
lru. tender Dixie rom Newport Tor
Hampton Roads, guubodt Sacramento
from New Orleans for A'acran Rect. gun
boat Princeton and fuel ship Naushau
from Tututla for san Francisco, battle
snIp Wyoming from Boston for Hampton
Roads, fuc. snip Hector from Acapulco
for Balboa, dcStroycrs Paul Jones. Ferry,
IrchlC and stewart arrived at seward,
Alaska. cruiser Montana AT Napeaguc
Hay. gunbuat Nashville a. Port Dc paiN.
yacht Nauktun and guubult Dolphin ct
G.ruyestgr. ~dc,troyurs L.amsan and tug
lIrrcuirs AZ Norfolk, fuel ships Oripn and
neptune At Lambert Point. tug Triton at
lshingtou, destroyer Mccall A. White
stone landing, destroyer Drayton AT Rose
bank, ammunition ship Lebanon a. Lynn
Haven BAY, collier Jason at Port al
Prince. DESTROYER Lawrence az Mare Is
and, cruiser Tennessee a. Philadelphia
fuel ship Jupiter at Vera cruz, mime ship
san Francisco and Baltimore at Newport,
gunboat Annapolis and Cleveland a. San
The Uldiic. at Phladclp hia. has been
ordered 20 Annapolis 90 resume duty at
naval ACadeWN
Tho Blrn,'. n"N NJ Washington, n c,
has been ordered to Annapolis 20 resumv
former du' Is ~ NtN. Arad my.
The Ni,h0. 'ur VIII proceed TO Phila
dplphia Tor repairs
The Marietta, now at Prosrsso. Mexico,
has been ordered to Slnts Domingo city,
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Manhattan Island. north Of ll0th ST
Sd Az. " y, so n l27th 81, 25Nl0O-Colens
Realty Corp to Helena u X Hulst. Flush
ing, l. /, Aug II, 3 yrs, 0 y c; attys
Leach q Williams, queens Plaza Cour
bldg S2b. 9O
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TAKE OVER FIFTH Av. OFFICES.

Schuyler l.. Parsons and others
plaintiffs. took over the eighteen story
office building at sos Fifth avenue, adj
Joining the northeast corner OF Forty
second street. yesterday in foreclosure
on a bid of s25, 900, the only oner
made. Henry Brady was the a~uctioneer'
Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr., receiver Tor
the improved Property Holding Com
pany. the defunct Henry Corn corpora
ton, was the defendant In a foreclosure
action 20 satisfy claims amounting 10
t2es.575. THIS building. which occupies
a plot 37Xl00 feet. and was assessed
by the city last year at s75o,OOO, was
not inclu ed in the properties sold at
auction about two years x wnen
the Improved Property Holding Com
psny went into bankruptcy.
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NEW MOTOR PLANT IN BRONX.

The Hurlburt Motor Truck Company
has leased through the Industrial bu-
{ OF The Bronx Board of Trade the
old plant OF the Jordan L. Mott Iron
Works for n long term OF years. This
property, which Is situated on the Har-
lem River and the Mott Haven Canal.
between Third avenue and 1884 street,
Is considered one OF the most advanta-
geously located sites for automobile
manufacturing in the greater city. as
II has n water frontage on two sides
and has rail connection with all the lines
centring In The Bronx. The company.
IL Is stated. has orders now on hand
for over 1000 trucks to be used as Red
Cross ambulances in the European war.
The officials OF the company expect to
have the entire plant working full time
by Monday next. employing over 900
workmen. The Hurlburt company has
up to the present tim manufa ctured Its
motor trucks in Chicago and Sharon.
Pa, and will continue to use its plants
in those cities. 1t expects, however,
to manufacture the majority OF its out
put in the new Bronx plant.