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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET
DWELLING ON THE
WEST SIDE SOLD
Apartment in The Bronx
in Trade for Harlem
Property.

The sale of two dwelling houses on
the West Side and the disposal of four
lots in the Dyckman section Cor fat
house in Harlem were the transactions
in the real estate market for Manhat-
tan announced yesterday.
In The Bronx an apartment house in
Daily av. figured in an exchange Cor
other property the deal involving
about $50 1000.
Sales announced follow:
DAILY Ay-smith & Phelps in conjunction
with Schee.e q Mierke have sold f1r the Hoffman
JtXl5V. Al 1900 Day az u Il one ~ tao SIMILAR
houses erected by DE sellers a. that point Two
years ago Tie other VS. sIA 90 au investor last
july H. tAc present deal the bu}cf gives 90 Tie
UoHma. Company The three s'oy dwelling house
az - LvuDK aY. ou lot TO- 1kio ADJOINING he
northeast corner NJ l1lst S. Title f1 tlo house
stands iH tue name - ELIZA he.'seA. The deal
involves about $4,000
COOPER sr-s.awson n Hobts have sold Or
john LAWSON fle plot Of four lots lolNuo on me
20ith 81 TIE buyer Leland Wells. save go ex-
change zJ- West l-btl st.. a igug stoy lailouse
Oh Iot -j1ll0 feet between seventh aud hlshlh
STORY ali basement dwelling a. US West ION o..
recently Acquired al foreclosure ior 81 COO to Mrs.
FIa O. Fleming Tie house occupies DO -lx
100 o. feet between seventh aHd Lcnox avs
llIH ST y lruug Walsh has sold flr ne
es.ate " George + Nickens he three story AID
basement iarlIlLg 2ls West llth ST.. on Zoe
% 9Kis1 feet uear West An st.. u client Tor
occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

could do everything they could "get
away with" The assumption at cleo
tons. in fact. is quite the contrary.
notwithstanding the notion of some di-
rcctors that they cannot be expected
TO act as representatives for the stock
holders for the mere 500 gold piece
that is handed TO them at each meet
ing, the great body Of stockholders
does not put them into Office partly to
represent il and partly 10 give them
opportunities for lining their pockets
through the requirement Of INSIDE in
formation" Legislation is almost al
WAYS at the end Of a lane like that
and usually legislation Of the i'll ad-
Nised kind the financial world has had
so much cause TO detest. If there is
ever a law passed to forbid directors
from specializing in the stocks of their
own companies it is plain that il will
be directors who have invited il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

morning. n which Is carloads were unlosied
DRESSED continues quiet but prices show
rite chang. Fancy large dressed fowls IN light
supply andf held rrmly. but small fowls dull ani
irregular Broier are not plenty as yet and held
about the sane. but invoices larger ard tone easier
Long Island and othor nearby spring ducks IN
changed Old ROSTERS IN moderate supply and
nm squads dragging Frozen pouitD quiet and
Without new features TURKEYS fresh. iced hens
and toms, mixed. 10. l6c. toms. ljc CHICKENS.
fresh broilers. iced Philadrlrhia l. : and l.
10 Z ID 10 pair. H. 29c. Penn. 3 20 10 TO pair.
.'g2ec; nearby squab. pair 50@Goc: Va mlik
led. 10 ~ ID 90 pair. 26c. other Southern milk
- 20 pa H., &c; Western. dry picked, milk
yea. TO u. ga zoe: Western, dry picked milk
70 N 10 pair. 10 2ic Western scaded 70 4
ID. 22@23c. FOWLS. II 10 box dry packed West
ern boxes. 90 ID and over 10 doz. DRY picked. l7izc:
l5isc. 80 10 80 10. lfiac. under so 10 doz. he
fowls. bbis. iced Western dry picked. "a 10 5
u and over l7c: ID. l6i4c: 3i4 b. IA l5c:
ltc; Southern and Southwestern. average best. III
q lbc small l3Hc. Ohio and Mich. scalded. large.
iChc; Other Western. scalied large Ice: OLD
COCKS. per h.. l2g l2ifc. DuCKLINGS. l. I and
70 de-. per dog. 81 so: Q III. 81. S 10. 50 so. 7
ID. 3 p. % ca h. 81 5odSl75. dark per
doL 81 2l@ 81 80. cuils. 50a75c Frozen: TUR-
KEYS. Western. small boxes. dry picked selected
young hens. 2lc: toms. dc. bbIs dY picked Sc.
lected young hens zoe toms. 20d2lc: young hens
and toms. lsH zoe: average best lSc. Tenn and ky.
dfS picked average best llal7izc. turkeys. No 2.
70 box milk FED fancy. Is 10 "a II 10 d5I Ida:
- to - To- zoe. corn fed. Is o. "A TO- gle: prime
~ 10 80 10. lSTl9c. CHICKENS. ~ % box. soft
meaied milk ted. a. 10 A. 20. dc. IS 10 and over
A. 10 a. 10 100: is 10 and over e0r. 80 NJ ari
over zoe FOWLS r. 10 box Western. boxes 90
r. and over 70 dor, dry picked. lsc. ~ 20 s. ~.
u; l5c. under 80 10 to doz. li4c: OLD RoOsT-
LRS. l-Hl-izc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
Commercial Leases.

One ~ tar many prcper'ies ~ Trinity Corpo.
ration. seven story and basement Nflctlfe a,
.7B AND 43S spring 81. has letn lrased 10 lis
entirety tn ihe Augef Brahl Company for LONG
term b. g.. 1Gutulaun. strauss a Co Tue o4liA
INK Contains 3d. 600 square feet ana All tc ~,
10 tt- Manufacture u aruui and Am
products by tAs lr,sces. Who arr noN lo.Atel q,
Morton aud Greenwich IS. TIE ic.fhi ft,e ~
the latter property by The same brokers 20 sem''
Baelc a Co ueDrssIatad The removal -. -.
trtdffiCk Fox = 90. leased the mira lo' :,
800 90 "a West 1t,h e. % Jac0b Lenoat4. tne
..fhfh i0r al 20 West l7th u 20 : Wcliman
'lr ihirt lor a. 7 % West SIS = 20 "tcca-
word and tne ~ lon a. 1873 West -'th 81 "
S.uNtrfE 4 fulI 90
IRE : u Raphael Company leased Tor Georss
Ehrrt ue .tors loo West l-'th o. 10 hiehmAh
-saam nan william % B.ootsoei
ba..J f0r term of years DE nl,t Ion a. -
Et.t l,th - 10 Nine Neuuor. s,llner
com A 90 leased fof The o. oper,'ins A.
..t,t.. the corner store m tHe Hotel Brcsnn
FrualWsg aud g3th g.. 70 w bgo1u LpssAt.
slQD Tor short tsgI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
New York. July q. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Valucs IN the wheat market experienced
a break a. l7sT3'sc from the previous close under
very heavy liquidation prompted by another day Of
bright clear weather over the winter wheat belt
J. was thought that with improved weather condi-
tons harvesting operations would make active strides
sld that within a short time new crop wheat Viii
b- moving in large volume Country offerings were
somewhat more liberal and country shippers were
asking for bids. but the actual receipts were again
small. and 81 WAS said that high grade wheat was
scarce aud hard 20 buy. Houses with foreign con
lcCtions were believed 20 be active buyers on the
early freak. and this together with rlmOr ~
export sales Of 500. 600 20 1000 600 bushels. led
10 active coverings late IN the day. and prices
Tel lower At the extreme decline the market showed
losses Of Gu Tl0Lc from the high point Of last
easily attract better foreign demand. News on
the spring wheat crop outlook was highly ayora6ic.
bus leading authorities admit that the weather
during the next Two weeks viii determine the size
Of the crop and that II is vet po,sibe ;or spread
Cd black rust which under certain weather condi-
tons might do very serious damage. The fnce
Current said that the lew wheat Is damp and
unsatisfactory as a whole. and II Will take many
weeks 10 properly condition IL ana no very la[yc
movement may De expected. The Liverpool market
was easier. and so far there has been little " no
export inquiry from Great Britain. In the local
cash market 40 red winter wheat was quoted at
& ia. : New YarE expof, frst half August
shipment. No / Northern Duluth. SLIP.
Buffalo September shipment CORN-Ihe corn
markc, showed very firm undertone IN view n the
decline iu wheat. and al the close ~ the day was
y a lc net higher The small stocks had a sumu-
latiur influence on the july position. and me
other months advanced 10 sympathy. Neaher con-
difi0ns were generally favorable. but some d !he
crop adyices were not altogether promising Ar.
gentlne com was offered al about 73c. N,7S
York and No . yellow quoted at S3tsc
PROMPT shipment OATS-The market for oats
easy carly owing 10 the more favorable weather f0r
harvesting operations. but rcgaincd part OF The
loss ir sympathy with wheat closing net un-
changed 10 t.c lower. The local cash market was
steady: standard quoted at G3c; No white. 63izc:
So 8 white 63iac: No ( white G2c fancy clipped
y hite 62z d65i.c. ordinary clipped white. 62'z ~
PC all elevator. RYE-Market easier; 80
"a. o. { = AfnVN Work r.
LEY-Msrket dull feeding 7Sc. I Buffalo:
mailing -1c. | Hunal0
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Getting Away with II.

me excuse that is most often heard
-'' speculating directors is that "they
fs' away with it," the idea being that
'Ondemnation Of their course Is not
sSDelenty general or is not organized
wi enough to compel them to aban-
s s. H. Yet IL must be fact that few
W., .eAh oiders OF corporation would
pN Ior directors 10 manage their bust
,,,. Tor them. il II was explicitly
Lpuiated that they were going on the
@sa With the understanding that they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
Sales in Auction Rooms,

At a NtrFg 81
~ Joseph r Day.
AMSTERDAM Az. zl07 e .. q ls'th =. 25ri0l
& sfy tc.ut and stores. Iay J Aollou -
often 81 a.. " 4 Clare atty. Hii BfN ~, due.
Sllli13l taxes. Etc. Nls.D, 90 tle defendant
flr 5 900.
IgTH ST. l0Ess ms Oh Az l'rrlo0 n.
sty dHg. Caroline VI Child 90 al ~ - Gordon -
ai lrg ir ATTY. Il steel. ref due. s, -ll q
taxes etc. s419.s1. f0 the lld.uur for 5000.
$40 ST. 2l> W e. 2.j Amsterdam AZ 23N
lgU5 sly feumt l. Z Lehmey' 40 Berha
~fr.lllleults ~ al. " AiarIeu. ATTY. / Moo
r.0l. rc;. due 81 ssh %. taxes. etc. Sl0l IS }.
o. tue p.alIlr for tllio1
IS Henry Brady
DIVISION ST. e5l. .53. s. rs Montgomery q.
alzi2 q and 81 ienms AID stores MrtropoA-
ftI SAVING, Bank Az L Young - al. A
W Hutch.us. aty, g. SIMPSON. ref due.
SlT.8s3i,. taxes etc. 81 o53 a.. 10 The painui
tlr 100000
A, ule Bronx Exchange
IS James ! Donovan.
JEROME Az. es 1871 1924 ST. 81 1850 7r2i n.
gore vacant. p / BroHn az " Sgk r. al.
swain. ATTY. silver re- Sue. si0- as taxes.
e'e. $40. to ih- pikuuT f0r 500.
By Jacob H Mayr0
INTERIOR PARCEL % and beginning ~ point
So H Iuau.slI as a. fo 1929 80 -IfaO. Anna
Crossm agl W Seiiz - a. "a swain. atiy X
Saurrunt Ief. due. Njti6. taxes. etc. sa4'.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
THE METAL MARKET.

COPPER-The Local stree market Or copper Wa
ouief With electr1iytlc quoted az 1919 lttsr To-
London copper closed a. t,i D. f"r .'Anlari sioi
mot TIN on Tie New Nors Metal Exchange wAs
nm Wit spot in 5-ton lnts. az .i - "a 81 -5c IN
london tiu closed ar tlpj iis iHr standard SPOT
sr .lfi IS for futures With sales NJ 90 tons spot
,ng $50 tons futures. LEAD quiet. New lprA spo'.
Zoe asked and Esst >, Louis ijc asked. Ion
d,o IeaI "a rs a. SPLITTER IOmisai. London
sp,.,er i96 IRON-MdIesuo-o. NO B. fns si1l
A. london TIE local iron market vas steady A.l
unchanged. with 80 foundry Northern quoted
Sl41ja Sl4.7j.
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Army and Many Orders;
Movements OF WQrShibs

DAKOTA o. Ara4usG. '''''"
Mseaiast II Il. CHAMBERS detached Panther
Maenuht j. A. WARD to nsvy yard. Charleston.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
July i1-P-mefheus AZ Dutch Harbor
JUS l3-htutucay al North River y Y G. Ar
sar,as a. Newport Hawk al Dunkirk. " Y
July 20 Hannibal a. Guantanamo. Louisiana and
Sew Hampshire a. CAPS Cot Bay: Eagle at Cape
Npfiru Maryland al san Francisco. Dolphin Al
NHrh-ast Hsrh0r Ne Glicer a. GiaymaT.
Florida. Michigan South Carolina ant Utah A.
lr1yillet1wu. Tennessee AZ Horta: Vulcan A.
Portsmouth. y. II Virginia and Nebra.Ea A.
tnckpon. Mass. Georgia a. Beverly Farn..-
Mass. LeouiIas AZ Criat154l
SAILED
July i--Promr'n-Is IHiga for Dutch Hafbor
Ju.r -0-t..u al Natm Charleston Tor Key
West. Hawk IWh-s f1r Elra.0. Annapolis.
Cl1nt1 frr Balboa Montgomery. Norfolk f0r
cruise. Cleveland To.o0b4uIo for Ma1atlau.
Dolphin Northeast Haftof f5r Bar Harbor
fIs sllg Mar w.I cave Norfolk yard about
luy y igl s4A Francisco va Panama Canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

PROVISIONS

The market Tor hog products was weak early IN
der renewed selling prompted us decline Of 80 10
points in the market for live hogs As well a. hy
improvement Co.. tho cash demand Receipts Il hogs
AZ Chicago were 5000. estimated for Thursday.
Ii 900. kansas city received 200 and Omaha
600 PORK steady. mess $50 $3.50. family.
{-lQ$2g. short clear $50 81 30 BEEF quiet
moss SlNHf4N 90, family. SO 50a $50 30, packet.
HOGS steady. bacoas ~ sc. l,0 ID. lligc. 100 lb.
lhc. lio 10. lli.c. zig. 1850 CUT MEATS
IA Do. l5c Picked hams steady. lii4 dl5ac
TALLOW dull. special. 6Ac city. sac. country
5sgbi8c. LARD firm. middle West. Sl0Hs.2oc.
chs lard steady. 7ia1fA.c. refined lard steady
Continent 905c. South America, 9l0c. BrGil.
kegs. 10. zoe. compound steady. ~ axe. SrEAR-
NE steady. oleO. SIC. city lara stearlue. Sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
IL - and interlor po!ats. -

The local market f1r spot cotton was quiet. WIN
mice. 30 points higher ol the basis Of 9-5c for
m.I.nF upland: sales. ui. delivered on contract.
goo bales southern spot markets were telcgaphed
a, follows. Baltimore. nominal, unchanged 40 o1sr.
sales. Ii. Augusta. steady. unchanged Al H5Uc.
sa't-. MS bales. 81 Louis. quiet unchanged az
N.-c. sales DBL. Little Rock. quiet. unchanged az
: -0e. sales. Did, New orleans. quiet. unchanged al
Nsar. sales. $40 bales. Mobile. nomi. a.. un,
changed al sIsc; sales. ni- Charleston and
Wilmington. nominal Galveston. quiet. unchanged
az 1-c. sales LOSS bales. savannah. quiet. un-
changed az $50. sales 200 bales. Memphis; steady.
unchanged Al s15c. sales. 200 bales. Houston.
steal ll points higher az s s5c, sales ~ bales.
NortU.k quiet unchanged az $50. sales. -G3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
fFronl The Tribune BWeiul
Washington. July Il.

ARMY
Ma WILLIAM " CRUIKSHANK. from asian
rrert Isl Field Ar. sept ]. o. e. =. anu '.
srriyirg Al Saa FRANCHISE report 20 COMMANDING
ca. J0HN MBRDE IT, Coast Art. from as
.iguule1t 18th Co % unassigned ISL a.I ttp'it
~ commanding oricer coast defenees OF feHsa'Va
for .taf duty. -. rrsTrR
FNfFRFTON Coast Ar twenty days from Aux
- Cart R0RERT LOVING. Mca Oof!s.
tbree months ou relief from present duile'
NAVY
Commander = I. BENNETT. detained command
Hancock. 20 command Nestal $500 A.. -
- ~ Gl "a : HAisLiP. detached Ne" or
go s.-' \ " HiBBs detached TrlTion. to Ne"
30 Aot surs c ? CURTIS. detached NIL
vauFs. to bone aud wau order. $1,000.
'--,.tt1. station Slfalto.. fe.... ..
CHIEF Msea.ait 4 rs, iF S,s,s., l''''''''
CO.. Al. .ftrt.r RALPH Nol hSE. dcta-ar4 AZ
isasss. 70 agas al All oFdslL
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New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

2l2TH ST. % s. 100 " loth az. for > 5 sty term's
4. 61s7.lO. EHwil lodlHs Co. 500 Firm az.
owner. ; kaiE. i0j Lexington az. ascA,ec,
$50. 900
i4TH ST = ~ n "a av. for ! sly moving
picture theatre 521lO35. Ne. lith 81 Theatre.
Ia. g3j East ian -. owner l. r j We.her %
West l2jtL 81. architect 10000
ALLEN ST r S. i0l o. %; Canal -. for a . s'y
stores % s1ib. n Brasuer. "a Aisn 81. owner.
Sass a Spul1teen. s. Union square. architects.
s. 800
BROADWAY. E s. 2e6 o. Of go'h So. for 2 sD
AID l0ns. IS 24ll05. N a f1gerad. - Cedar
ST. owner. "a A Montgomery r Rgss.
architects l5j West ioth Sd so 900
WEST END Az. Tor som ST., Or y sly apr.
n -ISs 10. J g MAYER y VI Mayer. luc. 1850
BroadHay owner. schwartz Gross. 5ii Sta Az.
architects. $3.50 900
SHERMAN AV. ~ cor DyckmaH 81. f0r sfy
tennis and stores. 50HS0. G. Building Go.
In. 50 3 Al a. uHusf Gruucuhefg a L4Icl.
tag 303 5th az. Architects {ll0.O00
The Bronx
HARLEM RIVER. shore al % az. : ~
Iron warehouse 30x1J. J M0u. 2l-2 5th d.
owner : II s. Shinsfol. 81 a. and lf,ih
81. architects cost s. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

Receipts to-day 1879. Ukgs. A little more spec
ulatIye buying 81 high grdIcs. and the market for
such Is steady 90 Em. An abundance n the Sec
ondary grades and these urged Tor sale at easy
prices L.adle, aud packing stock favor the buyer
creamery. extras 10. .oo-,l. 26iac higher scoring
g7a 27i7c: nrsis. ga. pee. seconds. ga 2ic;
thirds. 92d22izc. state udiD, finest, 2oc; good %
prime im25lsc. common to fair. 2l8 23i7c. reno
vated extras 24c. nrss 2-iz 23izc. lower grades.
q a .2c. imitation creamery, trsis 22iz go ladies'
current make frsts n p DC, seconds goa 20tzc;
lower grades. >iaql9izr. packing stock current
make so ]. goa 1Oisc. No ?. l9i2c. lower grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

TIn Gomez markef was dtaIH ITTI'''' % ~ ~
for lie day amounting 20 $500 bags. and values
showed no decided tendency either way. closing al
noipt decline 70 . points net advance. There was
a general lack Of interest in the market and ~hi.e
a,,sii1r underlying conditions as favorable O.
1si9tsined values there are 50 many new ani
uncertain factors IN the situation 10 De sVh,ll
p,sca.iois At primary points again liberal ami
g'i,h the prospect Of exports 20 Europe very uN
pr" ie,,re here although many thought that th'
gnsncial plan proposed by Bran VIZ relieve ihs
"i,,,..i',, H. some extent Cost and freight once.
49," prazu we're a little easier ia tone santos IS
beins quoted a, o 70c 8s and 4. a. 74ec IS a.
~" ~ q &C and RIO IS AZ zoe. Bids yer
80 % have been accepted al 1.ljc for Is. The
az snot market was inactive and unchanged. with
mo z, quoted al 7l2c. Range Of pnccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. July y. 1913,
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts to-day 800 bags beans. General trade re-
mains quiet, but prices Tor most varieties are held
unchanged Feeling rather easy on pea. with some
pressure % sell California lima also weak. Mar
row. choice. 100 ID. S,W$7.oj; medium. choice.
S57Oa$ 500; pya. choice. $j.lCg $50; red kidney,
s. 50. yellow eve. choice. Sit5aS5. black turtle
soup Si7Jm$5. lima Cal, choice. $jlOg S.l5
PEAS-ScOtoA choice. $iofi 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

on tho call 200 tons There were reports ~ an
easier sIst market. which .ed 20 little trade sell
Jug or september. with the bufnR we'll scattered.
Later IN The day liquidation ~ September caught
stop orders and the market closed weak 10 Q
points net lover. With sales $500 tons Range Of
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

Louisville July 2l-SllEEP AMI LAMBS-Re
csiur. . ass: for three days $50. active demand
f1r choice sprlugers. ami prices steady to hisnet.
choice springrrs ~ "a Sc. choice tn Eastern tra4e
ST. seconds. 5d5sc; cul!s. iajc. iat sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
coTToEsEEo OIL.

There only quiet trade IA the market for
cottouseod oil aud price changes were conhned with
IA comparatively narrow range. Tho undertoue
little stead.cr. It was believed that weaA
longs had iquidated. and there was an absence OF
pressure Of LCN crop crude the market. but the
consuming demand not very encouraging TO
holders. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22

Coe.e Cahles --Pio-No 7. unchanged AZ 4t3ll.
.,Crsrse ls S-32d. receipts 20 600 bags sie't
AT 60o bags santos-No : unc banned a. 900
~ ~. tvo rorts we're 81 600 bags against a 900 {,
vear ago and 13 600 Two wears ago sac Pan.o Ia J.
f6 600 bags. against s. 600 ana ~ ooo re'lerl'rN
and Jundiahy 55.OOO. against f''V'' a"' ''''''
bags respectively.
-. 1 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
Alterations.
Manhattan.

SIN Az al 70 SIS NU -. : o. D. md ga
s. "a sri 10 +. 20 % sv lotn Paramount
Picture Film Co. 10 " i0th So. oV4rr } A
Thorn 40 vs. i0th st. architect g. oHI
s6TH ST. l66 " % sty and basement ds.s
II Lawrence. premises. osacF, V JaTU0e. ISL
.Lh ~. aschl.ect. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
NEW YORK PRICES.


The -four market was inactive. with BUYERS hold
ing ~ for lower prices on account o. the 90"
cline I'm the price OF wheat. The following prices
Inn wood are quoted on the New York Produce *
change. Spfng rateuts. g. G0ai7 10. spring clear
Sf lO,1 50 81: winter patents. 5000 SIS. winter
straiehfs S. 3j@$ $50. extra No winters. S5lon
S. Is: extra 40 . winters. - 9oaSj. Kansas
.t,sigbts g. GOA Sc 10: fancy spring patents job
Ming I1t, g. coasts RYE FLOUR-Steady. Fair
TO good sj.6JaSj so. choice 70 fancy. s. $50 q
CORNMEAIl-Fim; Kiln dried. 81 Is. BAG MEAL
81 GoaSl65. FEED-City firm; bran. bulk. S24
loo lh sacks. s25. heay middlings 90, $3.50; MOI ?
40 s3,. rel dog -four $40 10 sacks. $50: Western
Grn bran. 100 10 sacks. so IS: standard mid
dngs do. S3Olo. -four do. $3.50 red DOG Hour
l40 ID sacks. S3i; oilmeal, S35.2'@$ a'.oo'
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. ~ No I fsl450 Flour Mpls rat 1855
Iron. n. No ? 1875 Cotton. middling 9 3
Iron, :. No l 400 Coffee. 10 RIO ~
Steel rails...... l25 Sugar. fine gran Go
Elec copper. 1855 MolaSscs, OK, p A.
Tin ............ 300 Eoef family 600. 1000
Exchange lead $50 Tallow. special. 6Ni
Wheat, No red III Pork. mess. 1925
Corn, No vel S97s Hogs, dr. $50 n ll%
oats, standard g Lard. mid West SIS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
CHEESE.


Receipts to-day. 4 9a5 pkgs Market has steadier
80 AM tbe choicest state fats. trade little more
active for these. undcrgradt stock continues weak
and In hnytrs favor White cheese easier bought
than colored state Daisies firm Wisconsin cheese
Offering ;0r prompt shipment On the West al lower
prices. hut not much local demand state. whole
ljc: white specials. l4i4@l4A.c. colorcd average
fancy l4iac. white. average fancy, lac litzc.
Daisits special, I5ia0lIAc. all styic,. under
grades. l2ala44c: Wisconsin. whole milk fresh,
twins and flats. lfia@ I4Atc: Daisies. lit@ ljc;
state skins. fresh. .pr'ais l2c. choice. lO5z@
llisc; fair To good Sa Toe. common. SAFE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
OILS

Refined petroleum was unchanged Lirseed oil
was steady al recent prices. PETROLEUM stand
ard Whit. hu.s. New York and Philadelphia, SOC .
bulk. &C.. cases. g.55c. water white bbis. New l}-k
aud Philadelphia. $500. bulk. 5c. cases. 10 i1c
LINSEEp Oll-A@rril4u seed. city raw, $50 ''c'
OF of .LIAu raM. ..lI .s.. lALNltla IAA. llc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-22
CALVES.

Receipts f572 head l.2oS head on sale. Market
active and 25d poe higher light receipts for yea,
skim milk calves AID sra.sers steady Common 20
coice yeais sold al s,5oa 81 20 per 100 b cu.s az
g. 5OaSN skim milk aud gras,e7s ar $3.50. iei
and mixed calves al {fHlN. Dressed calves 300 mod
crate demand; city dressed yeas. l3al7c. country
dressed. ga lic.
Salcs-Audrew Mullen. ? vea's. II % average.
81 80 per 100 ID; I. ~. $40 CS skim milk. 40.
s. 30.
j. G Curtis & Son. 20 veals I4s H. 81 20; g..
2of. sil %; s. 100. 81: ?. ~. $lO7j, 90. 1871.
George 4 l. : Dulenback. veals. lsI ~.
tlL5o Q. l3i. SO y mixed. 1853. 50 A. culs 1866.
50. > grasscrs. 235. s. 30.
Jellre. Wright * Co. - yeals les 10. $ll25:
Td6in & shannon. ~ veals. i5e H. tiI so: a..
i52. Sll.25. s. 1876. 81: 2 i05. SO. cu.is. l73.
s. II mixed. IA. $. -. l59. $3.50. 70 Va. 1871.
s sanders % yeals 80 N. tlI.5o: 60. III. 81:
81 l67. sos; Q. ll3. $40 so. 2. ls5 S.
kerus Commission Co 81 veals. lj7 ID. fll; 81
Va. l59. 81 50: 2. 800. s.. l6 Va fcl 2oj. Sc
Newton & Co 81 voals. lj3 Ih. 81.
s Judd x Co II veals. lis 10. sll50; 2s. 49,
sos. 3. 243. 50. IS mixed. l92. 50.