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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

A gain Of around S23.0O0,O0O by the
BANKS is indicated by the reported
movements Of currency this week
There was o gain from the interior Of
S}.96 900 shipments including $780,
900 transferred through the Sub-Treas-
ury 20 New Orleans, and $4,000 ma
tiOnal bank notes sent 20 Washington
for redemption. Imports % gold in the
aggregate were S20.6l5,000. The loss
on Sub-Treasury operations proper was
Sl,241.O00.
The New York Stock FN-r- nge mem
bcrshiD rf Murray ". Doo- has been
purchased by =. Nelson Steel, Jr, aot
100000, the same as was paid on the
previous transaction. Walter Dreyfus
and Irving +. Westheimer have been
elected TO membership on the exchange.
Roy c. Megargel, who has been
elected TO membership on the Stock
Exchange, has formed q. partnership
under the firm name Of Megargel
CO., with Offices at 80 Pine Street.
Frank B. Erwin, Clarence W. Bryan,
Charles y. Jones and VI. j. Murphy are
also members Of the firm. Mr.. Murphy,
who comes from Scranton, will be a
general partner. He Is a director OF
the Federal Reserve Board in Philadel-
phia.
J. p. Morgan & Co. announce that
bonds Of the Greek government . per
cent loan Of 1914 are now ready TO be
exchanged for temporary certificates
originally issued.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
Tor The week ended September Q to-
tailed 81a3 tons. Total shipments
since September l amounted TO 3,442
tons against $500 tons in the same
period q year ago.
Announcement has been made Of the
retirement Of Charles T. Kilborne from
the stock Exchange firm Of W. H.
Goadby & Co. Thomas l.. Manson q
CO. have admitted Henry W Evans as
oertner, and Edward J. Duffy has been
admitted 20 the STOCK Exchange house
Of Kean, Taylor & c..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
Offices. 2i3 and 2i5 East 35th St. New
York To Mrs Alette Bergen, Mr.. Fred
NJ Bree. Margaret A BrOderick. Mrs Mary
J. IS. Butin. Mrs. J. VI. CarbaJal Mrs.
Lizzie clark. Mrs Grace T.. Ewing, Mr..
Leslie o. Colby. Mrs. r. y. Collin. Annie
Collins Miss Mary Conlon. Catherine Cree
dem. Miss Johanna Crimmins. John cum
n!ngham. Miss Catherine Curley, Mrs
Anna Cusick Lillian Il. Davis. Miss II.
Deadly. Mrs. Mary Delaney Mary Dolan,
Mrs. Louise Dollard. Miss Bridget Doogan.
Timothy Dunn. Mrs. Marguerite ID. Esston,
Miss Mary Feeley. Mrs. John Fleming, Mrs
Mary Fluhr. Mrs Catherine Flynn. Will
Addie Ella Gilbert. Miss Katie Gillian.
Mary Hamil Mrs. Mary z. Hogan. Mss
Annie Ippenberger. Gerald T. Jameson. O.
r Jones and Mrs. Lillian c. Walsh, Katie
Kane. George Kelley Miss A. kellam. A.
NJ. Koblitz, Rosa kor9ny Mrs G Lands
berg II. r. Lecour Miss Kathleen Mac
inerny. Mrs. NJ Manning, Mrs. John
Munao. Mrs. Susan and Thomas T. Mum
Mrs NJ r Murray. Miss Della Nc
Cabe. Mrs VI. McCabe. Miss Annie Nc
Nells. Nellie NJ O'Connor, Mrs X.
O'Brlen. Mrs. Justine orth, Mr. J. p.
Roney, Mrs Margaret Rosens,eel. Mr. ].
A. Sampson. George Scott George "
Smith. Miss Fanny NJ. Spencer. Alice Sulli-
van. Mrs Susie sullivan. Joe Sutz. Mary
Sziget. Mrs Annie Taylor, Mr. william
Tobin. Mrs Mary Walsh. Jenny Eberl
Mary Ann OFsrrell, Mrs. Maud Peterson
Mrs Ellen Reilly. Mrs. Ellen Reilly Mrs
owen sullivan Mrs Elsa Wlssman, Mary
Cusick. Mrs Margaret Symington. Anas-
tacia Ahsarn: You and each Of YOU are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment OF this companys lien upon the prop
ertv hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given
YOU. this company will cause such prop.
erty. 70 Wit. house hold goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored by you In
tfs warehouses. 10 be sold az public suc'
ton. according 20 the statute IN such case
made and provided Said auction will take
place al these warehouses. 2i3 and "a
East 35th ST.. New York CITY. on Wednes,
.ay. September 22d. 1915, az 10 A. ". and
viii be continued each succeeding Wednes
day. at the same time and place. until th'
sale is completed.
T. @ ELLSWORTH. General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES Alexander. DBL s2es3 20. Wg' River
Sos So. N.I.t0sh ga 8. lo. Neaitny. ) > ".
Tu.h 81 t9a<..5 Cu.vcft s. ESQ $50. C1a.ins
81 -5TS. 3d. Duchess. Sass. Gl@geilsteil. $ a g.
Tse.ty ounce 81 SOFAS 90. Northwestern GIccu-
in. s. 5lrsg so. Gtcc4us Slt5H$- Cd. Ba.Isin
sI-T5ai--s al AID Holland !ippia SO -.
Ofansr rtpDin. s. s. l0. lu' fpr.l 81. .'3
s. So. coa,n0n. slEsl %. A. 90 81. d' -. iect
81 IS. LIARS BAllr,t Dol. g.. pc 81 y. hsA
tisyieJ. Clalp', Fsvol,e Dol. s. 81 isA
s.. kE-r y.51f-. secke. t5.. 81 S.. Blsrie
IL tn 2, 50.eS So. Buerre Clairgtau. s. 50a
So. B4rrre Il AnJou s. - 2 s. Is. Slel.on. s. l1a
s. So. Fi.AtHLS uesTuy 4L4 state. carrier. ~, "a
S. 90. b,r 25660c. souihcrI. canief 81. az - F.,
I.k gSa soc. bush usa. -JnNuc. ii.i NJ. SD
ok galA ls-ll bsk. Ice -. -o..b bsk. = z soe
carrier 5cratl bush tsa 31ca 81 ~ 'hAfh.a.
uDriysr Dbl case 500 blc uguFer Niagara. 30
d. Wade. ace soc. Concord. iOe J1-, Moore ;
Esrly t0st 5Oc Champion. - ~ zoe. Ft6o. " .ef
on i0aitc. CRANBEHRlEs Cape Col cul, 500
s. 20. ~, S 31atl =. sTkANBkkh'ts 4.
-eI5c iACEBAhhlts. T. o4tyc. hArtbLh,
RIIs PHI 34 g.. 1T CklEHEAlALs. rem AID
Js-.sy al 90 los. Nova Scotia 700 loc. Ml sh-
MTLONt Rosy Ford Col Ii1k mrai.. nat case
81 .5asIs- "a. h..dad craze 50 smsH
ard crate - 50ss-. Je.ss.- ce - so ~ 1t
;scasl b.. bel ard Nd sveIlss Jumbo .r.ie 81
& So standard crate i5eetii5: ,SAsAbA NJ
0Ns Cal cra,e 81 wArERNELoNs. Per carload.
tlOOs,sdo per 100. N0sf ORANGES. Cal
10. s. 50efs GRAPEFhl - "a POI 81 = - /.
CUBAN tgaS5 50, Porto RIO 81 aN, Jamaica.
S-.ss. 49,. PI:S&AIPLEs. PsEtS AieS. As4 AS-A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lots az private sale. q large number from
which 20 select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. 20 quickly close the busi-
ress u two corporations. offers these prop
ertiYs az about SOC 81 former prices
They are located a. Grsnt~ood. Palisade.
Morsemere. and Leonia. New Jersey (op-
posits Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes OK Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties VIII
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains Liberal terms Title GUARANTEES Pol
icy free.
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. y HAIGHT. Special Deputy Supt
OF Banks care 81 Banking Department.
81 Broadway New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
THE WOOL MARKET.
lBy Telegraph to The Trounel


PHILADELPHIA. sept. i0-Prices IN ne local wool
uarlrt hay, been nearly STATIONARY ms serA. Ahi
I'D. has been exceedingly quiet. as the mills Sc
ersIIy .eem well supplied Nlth material fof present
,.rts and unwilling o. anticipate requirement..
u7I cof stiors rgaeraliy have been steadily main
tained az Impression prevails that The market Is
80, a. N. height and dealers seem O. u IN
wtiiins 70 stock up al prrrAilins nsuIes or 70 ~
:, stimulate thlngs the expense " coucessio' $
D,,-,- frrrp fhs dr,goois mafAri are favorable.
wosliens are in good demand. snd ne demand Tor
sorsteis il grsduay tettefing iiseif We quote
Nv York AMI Michigan nreces fine phssshed,
asalc. deiaire 90 t-ic. one hAf bio"ls Sc CSC
,t,ee eiybts g6a3fc one-qusucf. abeaIc. one
~ ti-e, .gh'. and one-guAref oioihiHs z3s
"a common AID tfsid 81 sc ,.
t,.I,.viTsrla ard Ohio nccces-pelsine EAshed.
49, AK 81 l32c &c unmsrch.ntsnie, 81 q
~ ,ts MI blood comhiuE $50 SOC. three -eifhihs
4; gsc. oas quarter 27s $50. de.ains unNsshed.
~, IN, AZ .6u.-c. common ana Lfsl1 SO So
% -, ,,o,i.-A eqpl washed $50 t3c. ans9fA.
aeg1f~ ioshsrs co.ors. .'A4ec ehlns combine :.
80 rhlns W uOrthefu widowed .oe &c.
moasoian. S5ss5e, douskSei ordinary 81 g 3: So !,
49, ,up,riof 403t2c. Georgian ineeoel, - q
995l.sNyi .ce,r,t $3.50. kandahar secured.
a. sor k.sdi white. 81 e Sc hAt4ai gray. 80
"a. KhorsssaG Grst clip. > ioe. AA'sAAs-A sss-
ed s-.ss 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
Damage Suit Is Delayed.

There was a meeting yesterday OF
Tho representatives of the minority
committee of the lnterna,
tioral Mercantile Marine Company ana
the bondholders' committee at the New
York Trust Company. II was stated
that no papers have as yet been drawn
up calling for a suit against directors
Of the company by the minority con
tingent, and that no action would De
taken before the next conference
which is 20 be held on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
SHEEP ANO LAMBs.

Re-c.rts 4iJ0 head; ly'a cars Oh sa,e T'
.,,,.sf l.I caster. lambs t.lA 20 Zoe hsh-I- NY
.., y.. r..rtI Common 20 PRIME sAecp Ie".s
ii A. uS - pr 100 ID: mixed snesp a ss6
I'D usatt,l quiet at sa choice "e.nSr'
LINK en- d small way at ui2c. dTes'd '-'N''
'',s,9 kcr., commission Co: Il; Penn lambs
= 10 average SJ37ig pr 100 ID; ~ &c. 49, 80.
los -6 1913. 1872. -. SEQ; ~" "a ~, % a.
20 y.,,oa \ Co.: 100 Penn 'amb.. =, d g.
1873 a. 50. 80 sheep. 'S 500; o. VI go 8, 40 =.
IL f. ;e5o -j s- s2s3 30 .. ,'@'' oS 1s s. ia
.i'.n ',,..,l TO- $3.50. 5. III. SOB. q Penn
Sanders 90 Penn lambs 50 ID. 'g55 49, 80.
~ g.. l.5 ~ 50, o.. s. s. 10 she'p' It, S'''O'
NePhcr.oa 4 Co.. ~ OHIO lambs 70 h. 40
i'y5 cur. &. Son. 10 state lambs "a h. 's.75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
VICTIM OF FRIGHT IS FINED
Punished for Wild Dash Through
Crowd After Brother Was Stabbed.

When Thomas, brother OF John
Keane, of 34S West Forty-second
Street, was stabbed night before last
in an ARRAY at Forty-second Street and
Tenth Avenue, John was so much
alarmed that he took to his heels and
ran several blocks through a crowd un-
Ill police halted him by firing several
shots On charge of disorderly con-
duet he was fined IS yesterday in West
Side Court
Louis Palanidiso, an ice dealer, Of
A45 West Forty-ninth Street, was held
Yesterday in 81 900 bail. accused Of
assault onThomas Keane, who is now
in Polycl'hc Hospital with a wound
from an ice pick in his side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Katy" Reorganization Rumors.

At the Offices of the Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas Railway Company yester-
day published statements that repre-
sentatives Of the banking firms Of
Hal!garten & Co. and J. & W. Selig-
man & Co. have recently been over
the company's lines with its officials
with a view to formulating a plan for
the readjustment of the roads inan-
ciol affairs were conf med. IL was
announced. however. that the railway
company is not yet in position TO
make official announcement Of a def
mite plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Underlying sentiment 10 the coffee market
Sc, mrI L;tle more confident Oh the bIyluz SIDE
ALI prices were s'eaIier. closing o. points
let h slef. Tie volume ~ uus ness Vas sm4 b.
however. with traders still ay4.AetIr. ami .ue
total sales for the day announced TO- $3.50 Daga.
TIE .tssdier feeling was due principally 10 LiA-
Hrs, Ia Brazil. where price, a.c bcLs aiy4ll. Ell
slightly despite liberal receipts ami favorable crop
Prospects cost and freight quotations are aIDye
q party with t.e local iuarhel auu lAl1 dIscuIr-
sed selling here aLI caused moderate covering.
no exchange 0u London "as l-4fI higher. and
70 seemed to be the general impression lu tie
trade that the arrival OF the delegation Of Banners
from Eurog' Wlu ,oun result Iu .ue ,rIah l,AucAt
~ better credit f0r European a.cUIit a.l
consequent rise il sterling eN-lauE.. cost ami
ire gAI offers from Brazil wrst Msa,r Santos IS
Ue.ug quoted al ..fic. {. and o.. d. So 4Uc. ls 40
; zUe. EngHsa crrA.s while tie lowest K.o 81,
offered a. t.1Uc. Amen al credits. Ia The local
lIt market slight IAI!ussLl,ut Was uu,cI an
tUc volume " business. and prrcs yere firm. wiki
RIO - quoied d. tsc. kausc ol lr4.r,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
Railroad Earning

The fol owing comparative railroad
reports for July have been MADE puo4'e
NJ Louis Iron Mountain southern t'i1''
s. fg2 64s decrease t703 0ls ne, after tares WV
~et Yort ScA Haven a Hartford Gross e - 4
go increase ff32025. net after taxes '@.'''-
Increase SGS2o8f ,... A, ,,c,e.s,
ss7 l4S nrt after taxes sl67 79f. increase t19
Se,s Yo~k Ontario 4 WestcTn-OIoss tsoi % .
decrease Ss0.3Ss. uet after t--es '99-'-0''
at.z.s IgA.--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11

Chicago sept ioHoGs-,Recci2s,s :, = Z Z 800 90
s.roas' bulk s6SOeS .,j, hs5t. 1 DUH
raNI S65jgS, =. heaW - -. 90 Ss',ir1rI RE
s65q:3 i5 pigs F1 native beet estio s. 100
Up, -50g and hei:cfs. $50 -. ealves SS@
SHE Ill.,: e i6a 81 50. lambs s65oesg 10
Cincinnati. sept t'-hl"' a SygsS is. com
higher. packer, end ,tg. and tights S5G
mon t' ,L'''t $50 CATTLE Receipts. S0o
f'.'g t.3Iy ~UEEP-Kecelpts. LOW
'9s! ief'' srsi 10 -CATTIE-steady: su?ply
uts,. r'Glcc Sa50G$3lj, prime. W. a. ~ ~;
SHEEP- steady. supply Asn, pnI'n< "G i,mh. ss1S
3D. ',i 'D - sil I0d&l2 HoGS-Steady' re-
rr.pts is double decks prime h,a' t' - w
dilm, and n,-V ierSess. tr5G.h, $5a$s a.
"i ~ Parao & T. sept lo-CArTI -..,l..
cepis 500 head so% yo i9 e. '' SO H0GLRecep..
soo lad active: heavy steady heavy, S,. -
s, 10: mixed s. 3oH$> 44TNg5'' - "a 500
sS3,, SHEEP and LANlBs-Receipts. 3'2oO'
sr,iy.. steady and unchanged NJ. eoo.
, 49," Su'k 81 >sGS>. heavy. ti50rE =; pack
an bifri.'-. s. 05a$,. light Sio"S'. piss.
t-1xi-i CATTLE Receipts. goo Seay' ,, i
IN steers S35oGilolo dressed ogft 'eSl'' ,%
So EelSer, So 2i7 80 p stockers and tee'lgfs'
-S' bull, s. aIa$52j; calves. 500 80 90.
si55- ysarmss. s55o@}7. "e'her'. $500 $''o'
eve. sept lo-HoGs- Receipts. $500;
,,S',r. o.se an. tights. s57ldsS3o. miSei and
h',t"Scr. 81 so. good heavy. S.aO@ y 10;
CS.a,r15rtT Rsr,.rt, 500. steady; native beef
steer, S75oaslo caring steer ; AM ae ssS
qua r.. srJ IrI. AN ,,eers Si2jcf' - cows
al be.fers. Idt5 20. native calves. 500 81! 30;
SurEP- Receiuts 1000 strong 4amos' >'''S
s. is. sheep aud ewes. '55Oe''"
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune
,,-,.. -. no SHEEP and LAAlBS-Re-
,' &C. 80. 70 fha week 8. -0s TIE market rule1
:, III. too LAMBS ~ aSc. medium. d1ci com
s.'AS az a. sheen a. nc: medium and com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE

New York. September AIN. 1918.
To Miss clara Read. Mrs J. q. Oldham.
Walter " Russell. Mrs. l. II. sempsr.
Miss Louise Stake. Mrs Marie J. Taylor.
Mrs Margaret Ballard -Tornabene. Mrs.
bertha G. Welchmsn. Mrs. Z. Z. Mccall.
Mrs VI WORKMAN. Mrs. Sue Wilson. or Mr.
William Hutchinson Murray. Mrs A. d.
Wheelock You and each Of you are HEREBY
notified that. the time for the payment OF
my lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, ! will cause
such property. TO wit household goods.
personal effects carpets. etc, stored by you
',r in your name Cor in which you may
have an interest). IN The West End Stor-
age warehouse, 20 be sold at public suo-
ton. according 70 the statute In such case
made and provided. at George Merle's Auc-
ton Rooms i55 East i25th ST. New York
city. on Tuesday. September 2ist. 1915, at
10 30 a m. and on Wednesday. September
22nd. 1915. az 1850 a m and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said dates the
same will be continued at the same place
on each and every Tuesday and Wednss-
day thereafter. beginning at 1890 a m.
on each day and continuing until all the
goods are sold.
Rim ELEMENTAL, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
NEW YORK PRICES.
PROVISIONS.

An advance ~ 10 cents Ia the price " live hogs
gave the provision market a hrilcr tone during t.o
carry operations. bat = report by the Department
Of Ar uturc showing - per cent more h1ks IN
the country than year ago che,1od tie advance.
There partiSi reaction from the Try. although
maj prices were slightly above The fa4. u THUS
day. Re eipts ~ hogs a. Chicago were il 900. s,-
timatei for SATURDAY. 9 900. Kansas City re.-i,rl
JJO. aui Omaha . 200 PUIh-eulet. moss,
tIjp Sl0 family $l9 So sler' Gear {ls flg 5H.
HEEF-SieaIy. ness $l7aSls. family &l,iue
go DRESSED HOGS-Stes.i,. Ba.0u, 1850. 80
10. UAc. 100 lb He. 49, Do. l2i... pig. 1883.
CIT MEATS-lIcscI bellies easy; 10 l1. ..f
I'c..od Lau, .ra.3 g.I..I i-iz % I3izr A...JN
quiet special. &c. city. D., % i.c. country II, 10
Gee. LARD steady. middle Wc,' S.i-1> %. ,iy
lard stea4y. quoted Ar ,0 isc rctled .4rI -''a., .
''.tinent. s.1-. South America H@1c, Brazil.
kc,s. Do SOC, COMPOUND quirt. qI0teI 40 1.tt g..
SrEARlNE barely steady. oleo. 9rsc: ci'y ard
stearue. 9izc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool 'aDIt~ 'iui
,yI.-oa good Icm4,H. salts. 10000 ha..s. ~. ID ID
no. All export. gIo. American 5000 lmi 30
none Snd-upl4Is;. Cl2d. Futures opened s'5h,J ;
e.. % ~ points. higher Closed hai'} att- =
in uo.lts bet boz ilrf October \o'chrcr. ~, .
Iai,iar February. 50sl7d. March ADr!l, O.43, "a
N4.. June 6--i.d jay August t-st2d. MAI
chester y ans good demand. cO.hs firm
T.s .ocal market Cor SPOT cotton was ~ P'.NiS
lower Oh The basis OF 4O.4Vc ioi iNHI'4"s uP-'4'
southern spot markets were telesraphed /" 49, fSi.
lows. GA.vesion steady. 10 points higher AZ l0c.
ssles 5jl bales Savannah steady. "a higher a.
at,c: sales 70 1Aies Charleston s,rSsH. =
higher a. &c: ssles. 100 Ds.es Nodolh seady'
- points higher Al 9.75c. sr'cs. 7he bales N,iH-
plI' steady. uuchaI gel al eeaci sa.es goo IA s
,or steady. unchanged al sbOc. sSl1 80
baies Baltimore rlfu Al. 70 over - shc. sac
rI Augusta steady IS points higne- - 80
.,'rs $50 bales - Louis steady. -se Mshrf -
4..r. saes bales Little Kok STEADY. u points
b yhcr a. gl-c. sales. uil. New dreams MN. .
points higher ~ CSC. sales. SGD nFie' Moole
KIM. u.cla gcI 90 9.5Sc. sales ~ bales ,
Er,,.pts al She port, AID interior points TO-DAY
and FOR the week. compared WIN the lO'AS VI
1s.f week and ~ ,h's week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
REAIIMnNT Az. -.
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

MELVILLE ST. f. gj0l So Morris Park av.
~ brick sarsgt. .5K50. Desidcrio TrintIi
55s Morris PARK az. owner. Anthony Nendr ssco
H. sprlug - architect 81 00o
NELSON Az " = 30 o. Macomb's ri. S sy
brick tenmt 55iSN. Lelof Roaeufeld. $40 Kelly
81 owner. Charlie, McJens. / Union g west;
architect sou.V'u
ekTHGATe Az, &C li.d It. - brick store
20 I5Ili5 Sd. John Sde.ds. los B.ihs4r Az
owner. VI W Del Caudl0. i0l fremont "' 1911 ~
tcct WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
NUsCELLANEOJ!
BONDS


1873. Ask. E.d. Ask.
Ray - Gas. Zoe I-c Mex Metals. dc PC
I!.,ton Els. 20r o.. Nev DoGlIas. f3c csc
Dalaveras l2, ia ohio Copper. Ice BE
chez c..s GOO q5c United Verde 81.
Ma. eeti. . 45c Soc Utah Metals. 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11

J. p. Morgan & Co. announce that
bonds Of the Greek government per
cent loan Of 1914 are now ready 70 be
exchanged for temporary certificates
originally issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Strong Cash Position AID.
vanceS Wheat - Corn
Firm at Close.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw York september 10. 1915.
MAEAT

The strong cash position The dominating Feat
ure IN The wheat market and y gcre strpfg aud
higher. closing with Lcf gains u IA.ditsc. Cash
premiums we're further advanced AMI uu.lc rtC- p.s
~ sprlg wAcat we're much larger. the winter wheat
movement cputiluci Light. Al available supplies
we're aplareft.y Inadequate for rho active domestic
milling demand which Boa, developed recently. shorts
and az the close %, fhe marEe' yesterday % vas
thought That thr pDsiu0u was rather critical aud
that future deFtogmtuta viii depend ou the eIfeat
u offerings from the c1gutr". Export sales for tho
LAY amounted 10 about 100000 bushes Of Mani
TOBIAS
j. the lora cash market No red winter wheat
and No . hard winter we're quoted a. tll6. C 4 T
New YORK. StVcmher 40 Z Northern Duluth
:st.c and 40 Northern Manitoba CSC. ! Z
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THE WEST END OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REN HIIMENTHAL. Proprietor.
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Sales at Auction.

Al IL Nesey st.
By Joseph =. Day.
tG4TH ST, lli-ll7 " s.. 1877 Columbus aV.
sSrl00i ii. sty apt house. Commonwealth Sc,
c1.rlrie, Co az, W Ian ~ Realty 60 81 Al. Sold
TO the plaintiff for Illsi-a.
- Henry Brady
slsr ST. e83 West. O. g. 800 West End az. "a sr
10 5 ; sly teumt. \ oud az samuel R.oen-
dial iudiyld e. a.. sod o. the plaintr Tor
AT 32Os THIRD AVENUE.
By James J. Donovan.
TELLER Az lOt0y6. u E l65th. 80. El07.TI39S-
no. Ia cav AZ tl0.3l Gl3IlN-V9.l two and
o0e SIS flats. J VI Doll go r. a. at Henig-
mann Cons ruCol Co 81 a. Sold 10 the plsntN
washington Az -. ltiU IS Ha,sey p IS
- lO1 lrrcg Sophie ko.i0f 80 VI + bordes et a.
sod to Toe plaintiff Tor 5000.
By Henry Biad}
BEAUMONT Az. g2s6. 50 50 ls2d e, 2ot92 II.
y INlg. 40 beaumont AZ. --'.. b. II.O $
lSsd q % Es- n. ~ dWlg $50 ls9,h 81.
syst b. " cor Msps AZ. iGJKsa. - fiat ;
g Perry. trus. AT Gas ScAAeief. ir. 81 al
withdraw.
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RENTS MONTCLAIR HOUSE
Son of Late Ex-Mayor Schieren VIII
BE Occupant of Premises.

BE Occupant OF PREMISES.
r. V Schieren. son Of the late Mayor
Schieren, Of Brooklyn. has leased the
Colonial residence on the south side Of
Gates ave. Montclair. He will take
possession in a few days. The rest
dence is one Of the group built by ex-
MAYOR Ernest c. Hinck. of Montclair,
and contains twelve rooms, four bath
looms and billiard room. r. NJ. Craw,
ley & Bros, Of Nontc!air, negotiated
the lease.
The same firm also leased for FlanK
4. Sawyer the Elizabethan house on
the west side OF North Mountain ave,
near the Athletic Club, to Burr Il.
Brown, of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11
cOTTOHSEEO OIL.

The cottonseed oil market showed further gains
GurIng tie early opera ions. yrices advancing 10
10 I points from tne lIugtaus close reports "
nrmer tone TO the crude market and buying by
tie s.M0 interests which have been con,picuous
70 ENTITY on tue buying eide TIE orders we're
,.54.ht To- come from Oo,t"n EXcAasc houses
a.. from the south hut u4rius The late opera
,.a, the demand tel. Oh iAa.erialy and prices
10. par Of tnr gait. t.o-luE net unchanged 10
points higher. 4.aA.e ot Luces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-11

p,skers sad Of the stock market thai
4. r,s either waiting 90 End ont what
I. ,,,I'y thought q our relations with
c,,rarv and Austria or that Il was
o,,E5rr time until events should open
ss,v;sv. What w..h the complexities
y sorre,roaderce between the United
s..t.s and the Teu.onic powers and
- ,;ee-ies o. International law. the
Gee, las been brought 90 o stand
iii There is feeling that the great
i,,5s is being approached in the po-
T r,i, SITUATION. and nobody knows
va. is on the other side. There is no
.Beb conviction rs there was q short
,'rs AGO that Germany will stop short
- the line that separates peace from
var. The suspicion is growing IN the
srsr,ial district. iu fac-. that there l.
an insinceri,y in her latest comnuni-
ss..o5s with this country which may
-. cause mischief That suspicion,
.sid brokers yesterday, Is acting as a
rieck on stock market movements.