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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
GUGGENHEIIMS In
COPPER MERGER
Braden Company Child
and kennecott (Alaska)
to Amalgamate.
MORGANS CONTROL
PROPERTY IN NORTH
Steamships To Be Sent South
for Work During Winter
Season Here.

Official confirmation was obtained
yesterday of the rumors current in the
financial district for several days that
one of the largest mergers of copper
companies since the formation Of the
Amaleamated Copper Company is al
most completed The companies in
volved are the Kennecott Copper Com
pany, an Alaskan property controlled
b. J. 7. Morgan & Co., and the Braden
Copper Company. a Guggenheim enter
prise. operating in Chill.
Stephen Birch, president of the
Keunecott company stated that the
latter will take over the Braden mines,
which are located on the western slope
OF the Andes Mountains. The merger
will also entail the dissolution of the
Guggenheim Exploration Company, as
its holdings of Utah Copper stock
amounting TO more than 100000 shares,
with a market value of about S32,OO0,-
600, are to be taken over by the kenne-
colt company. Mr. Birch's statement
follows:
Leading shareholders Of the Kenne-
colt and Braden Copper companies
have been discussing plans, and have
practically come TO terms, under whlch
the kennecott company will purchase
certain shares of the Braden company,
upon a basis 20 be submitted TO the dl-
rectors and stockholders of the henne-
colt company for their approval. The
same terms Of purchase will be offered
the remaining stockholders of the Bra
den company. II is planned that the
offer will afford an opportunity to the
Rraden stockholders to take either cash
or stock of the Kennecott company.
"The properties of the two com
NAMES. while situated far apart geo
graphically, are admirably fitted TO
supplement each other in their work
ings and future output OF copper at low
cost. II is expected that arrangements
may also be made by which some OF
the steamships now used by the Kenne-
colt company i'm the transport OF ore
from Alaska may be used during the
Alaskan winter in connection with the
Braden mines, which are in Chill, and
that such an arrangement may lndl-
rectly have material erect upon the
country's South American trade.
~ am also authorized to state that
the leading stockholders Of the Guggen-
heim Exploration Company have in
formally approved plan under which
that company's holdings of Utah Cop
per stock. consisting of minority of
The stock of the Utah Copper Com
rany. will be sold 30 the Kennecott
company. payment therefore being
made i'm Kennecott shares, this plan
having already been informally ap..
proved By the large shareholders OF
the Guggenheim Exploration
The dissolution plans of the Guggen,
helm Exploration Company, which Wall
Street has reason to expect will be
officially announced shortly. will in
volve the distribution 70 stockholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nea York. Noyernbsf IL. 1915.
BUTTER.

nsoelp,.. s2ls packages. The shortage o. 'ancy
fresh creamery IS quito acute AID INC HAtae
higher aud very nfm niue 'renstn "e ~
rscted on choice quality ~ fresh. hli tbefs was
dull trading ~ other sorts and the Values ~
sfiu unsettled AID Irregular creamery, cius'
zoe score) Sic: higher scoring S2dS?isc; nrsts
Z! 10 - 81, seconds. 25a2slsc. thirls 2s1s9
cfesmery held extras le3 sccrel. ks7p 2Sc, higher
seorns. 2st@sohc. ari.. !sas7ls .'a.e a IA
mon to fair. s392bc. renovated. e1tr.s. il1s!JT.
nrss. zshg2ic. ,ovsr grades 2le2sc; imhatio'
cresmtr. fryis. 23a2sc. ladies. current ilakc
nrsts. 22d221zc: seconds. gle. lower rsde9. 1877
fe5sc. packing stock. June make. tue 2lH3l nc
c1rrrut make rne. PIC. No :. 29~zohtc; lower
CHEESE.
hee.ipi. 30 bores. TIC market hls a 0nn tone
o. All DESCRIPTIONS. little business In medium
tyeslAs ltsc; average fancy 1874 Ice current
mae mats. specials. lJ+ eiGe; average fancy
lsrc. fresh. chedfafs. i5H el5. e dsisiea ,pe
sias, ISL Hlete, all STYLES. under grsdss i2itGl
i5se. Wisconsin. whole milk fresh d.isies lao
1870. twins, l;&@icc. Young Amsriess lac
reai mskes specials. isc. ffes1' cboies iflsissls
fAlf 70 good. l9h@llHc; common ~ s9ike
EGGS.
tremrly scarce. snd any lots % ffe.r sau.s,o
that contain lsrss proportion Of snch are w.n,ed
nsyond The supply. With dealers willing 10 "a,
higher tsiess IA tie comictiiiOu 10 secure N. r.,
available. Nearby cgEs continue IN lisht supply
uniformly nsN laid quslities very scarce m.
these command extreme prices, bat for stsras.
offerings consisting a OF le.a mittd qusiitle
usds l. duh and values extremely irregular rresl
gathered. srtrs nne. doz. i3s3c sIifs no's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
FAVOR SHOWN
FOR DOWNTOWN
Many New Leases in Old
Broadway Zone of
Hat Industry.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
subleased for a term of years the five
story. basement and sub-cellar build
ing 597 Broadway through 10 10 Mer-
Ger st. az q rental aggregating about
$4,000 for the term. The lessees are
Tajimi e. Co., store, basement and sub
basement: second floor, Lou arouse;
third floor. Jacob Marks, and the fourth
and fifth floors. Laks & Fucker. The
agent states that the rentals OF the
property have been maintained.
This and other leases recently re-
corded in the same neghborhood snow
that the hat industry is remaining
downtown. One reason for the strength
Of Broadway in this vicinity is me
fact that the Broadway subway, when
is nearing completion, will have sta
ton at Prince ST.. which is in the same
block a. 597 Broadway.
Bernard Wurtenberg leased TOT
Frankel Brothers the third floor at $50
Fifth av. and in = TO Il West 2od ST.
for five years 70 Thomas O'Brien, lnc.'
distributors of Interborough uniforms
Huberth e. Huberth and Horace ,.
Ely & Co. nave leased the store 1922
Broadway at the southwest corner OF
63d st.. to the Duffy Motors Corpora
ton, Eastern distributors for the
Standard car.
Daniel Birdsall g. Co, Inc, have
rented the store and basement at ~
and "a Greene st. for the Mansback
estate 70 a wholesale wine merchant
for term of years; the second lott
at SO and 3S East 18th ST. 70 VI. j. hei
SON. the third loft at 81 West 36th 81;
TO Garfntel G. Addison; space at D ana
Z West Attn st. to J. Ludlow; the trst,
second and third lofts at az and ~
Worth st. to ". Flugelman e. Co.: the
first loft at 447 Broadway to the Ma
than Rogers Company. and the hrst
loft at 400 and 468 Broadway, contain
ing 10000 square feet, 20 the Eminent
Waist Company. This completes the
renting of the entire building.
Also leased for Horace ). Ely 20.
the fifth loft at 20 to Is West Houston
st. to Block Co; for the Douglas
Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company
the store and basement II Franklin ST.
to William II. G. A. Ernest Morgerson,
and for William Cruikshank & Sons
the second and third lofts at 80 and 81
Leonard st. to Cromwell Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18

steers sold at $1,000 So 10 per 100 10; oxen. $500
81 bulls. $3.50 ! bull. $780, COWS. SEA $3.50
tsends. sac.
CALVES.
Receipts. LIS heal: I07l head On sse. Ncsl'
we're slow. with rather easier feeling To- all but
strictly prime stock. g!sssers were "a SOC higher
than Monday yezrugs steady. Common o. choice
yeals sold a, ts@Sl2 per 100 10. cuils. 5000 81 20
srssscrs 5nsj.7j: ycsrlilgs, mainly at aaH5o
Cy dressed yeas SLOW At 1875 lSc: country dressed
steady AZ l2ismiGr
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts $50 head: II cars on sale. sheep
steady ana ~ fa! demand lambs held Up 20 fun
Tuesday, prices giih list receipts. The pcns we're
cleared early. No Southern smns offered Com
mon - prime lambs sold at sSIs9.s - pc 100 u.
culls. sGsT. common Ia prime sheen. sia 1913
culls. $500 1915.
Receipts 1856 head. barely hall car OF sale
dressed hogs steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
500. 100000 New Tobacco Concern

The organization of the Mutual To-
bacco Company, Inc, a Delaware cor
poration. with an authorized capital of
500. 900 900, divided into 100000 shares
of the par value of $40 each, was com
pleted Yesterday at a meeting held IN
the Office OF Benjamin Swartz, 1872
Broadway. counsel for the new COM
pany. The officers elected follow: Pres
ident. william II. Dunning; first vice
president, James c. Tansy; second vice
president. Isaac l.. Evans; third vice
president. William s. Massonneau; sec
Rotary. T. Star Dunning, and treasurer
Henry s. Pfeil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
AunTNln

CFistooal, Nov l7--Allisnca. New yo-k. z.e.,.
New York for Caragena.
speza. nor s-Paerno tIial. New York
London. Noy l7-Ycnus tBri NoW YORK
-uez, Nov l6-Ciy o. Agfs lBrl, Cscui,, "a
Colombo FOR Roston and New York
81 Michaels. Nov iG-Pcn0tscot. New yors ~
Bordeaux
Naples. Nov Is-cre,ic (Brl. New York ana b.
ton via PoDta Delgads.
kiIswal. NoS le-krstiansflori tNorl. Nex Yos
Tor Bergen.
Limerick; Nov l5-Lord Roberts CBrl. B.hi=,,
Hull Nov i5-Psralos tGlsek. New york
Bergen. Nov g-Naumee New York via chrsfr
sand
Barcelona. Nov 10 Roma FRI. New Yo,k A..
Providence via - Nichaels Tor Msryriis,. Kin
oSy aid fBrl, New York va hshon
Rotterdam. Nov lJ-Ofcs lGrcen. Ns Yed
Pon;oporos tGrcehl. New YORK
SAILED
Barbados Nov l5-HOuensius lBrl ton N,r
York;. Monteyideo. 18Th. Pscl1c ffuu Bgss,
Ayresl New York; sarAmscca Iron Ns rvs
London. Nov II Framlins,on cou, ,Bo. M
York; Iroquo.s fBrl New York
Pernamhuco. NOV le Sac Psulo lBnl lifx
Cardiff Nov l5-Ieopod II OBe'sl, New YGs
Aglers Nov s-rhemi,toces lGieesl Nsg Yea
ST Vincent, G v Nov ii-Ssnta l.o'slls lfr@ Ne
santos Nov is-Acre laar) Nes York
Bssba1os. Nov iG-Justi, BIT from Nes Yosk o..
Eevpor Newsl. Para; 1erala tluthl inc
New YOr), Batavia.
PASSED.
Lizard. Nov i5-Dalblalr tBri. Noe York 10 Hsg
l'th. Wcsierdyk Dutch. Nov York fs iyic
dam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the World

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Duca desli AhrEzi utaD, Zero, Ma,
aid mcss Bar al u 3 n " WIN sais
santiago. Guantanamo Nov :. Jueano -,
Santiago II, 20 u, New York ara ceSa q
Co With mdse Bar a. II ~ m
Prins Frederic Hendrix ,Du,chI C.r.r.o ~.
Jacmel 5. Alnin and Aux caves :. Iss,:,.
NIirssosne ana peih Gcsse For, au. pris..s ~
TO Punch. Eiye co. with mails AID ntss &:
Madison. NosDOr, New, and Norfolk to III. =.
Delaware. Philadelphia 10 the ClS,le \, z.
Tfpa issed, Boston Nor u. to the cus,,,
Achlihs.er Ri. ssvona Oct %. Via Nsrss, y.
8. 10 ! d Winchester a CO. Bar At $50 ps w
,ioihiida Ounce Norl. hingston Nos :. No,,,.
Bay and u AIMS Bay 10 and PoF An,caio II 4,
the Atlantic Fruit co. with mise Bsr al \ y
hiey tRuss), HUI October q. % Benh.r
Bc g,esi,, B HIos a, - s:saa, -
& Co. Bar 81 $50 m. "''s
N Ola. Galveston NOV II. to the southern Pa. :.
Co. with nldsc. quar- at $50 m 80"
Herman Ffssch. Baltimore Nov H. 10 N. r.
Sulphur Co. with sulphur. Quar- at 5 10 m
Lcnape, jacksonville Nov "a and Charls.,e- :.
to Che clyde s. 60. With mdse. Guar at s,s. !"
Fl RIO. Galveston. Qusr al sis a m
Boniface iBrl. For, Talbot Oct % ,e "A.
Cunsrd IS Co. I'D. Bar ar 1919 an
Vaudeville tNor). 81 AIMS Bay ad MIL.
Bay Nov 3 and Kingston n. o tie United -.
GO, with mdse. Bar a. 10 n
siblr.. NaRls. oc, 81 va icrmud. No, 4, I,
Lawrence Smith. Inc. Bar Al 10 a n -
Lansing Perth Amboy. QuI Al sioan
Sabine, MOBILE Nov 10. Tampa u and No w.
H. 10 the Mallory IS Co. with mdsc our ~,
pm. ="
SAILED
Nordam Dutch. Falmouth AID Roi,,,o..
Msrengo (Brl. HUI: ii Mundc, Galveston; no.,
5Brl. Demorars BrunsHyk Dutch. Rci,srs.,,''
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News, NJ.
sina tBrl. Ayormouth: Tyler Norfolk and X,,n,,
News: Pstr.a Fr). Napes Giuseppe Acearne M NJ
Palermo; rr;nldadian. Tampico King Bouss
lBrD Havre; Jata Mendi lspaal. Gego,; Mr.,
tBrl. Trinidad va Pe1h AmboY. Prc,s,.. ~
orleans. Carrilo. Kingston. Phll.dephia ~ y,
Juan. Arapahoe. Charleston and IsSk,arIi,.
Petra lNorl. Philadelphia Wayerle1 iBTl. III,
ermo: Chios (Greekl. LForno "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
$4,000 SCARSDALE SALE
Charles Harris Gets An Estate from
Mrs r Forrest.

Fish & Marvin and H. r. Lounsbery
have sold for Mrs. Richard Forrest an
estate at Scarsdale, n. Y, to Charles
Harris, of this city. The property com
prises five acres of high land, a large
Colonial residence and outbuildings. 1t
was held at $4,000.
Fish G. Marvin have also rented for
Charles H. Russell his apartment in
Alger Court, Bronxville, to Wallace d.
Mclean.
Burke Stone, Inc, has rented for j.
Lawson Kinsey, of Brooklyn, to Will
lam Nelly, of Detroit, a residence and
stable on an acre plot in Armour Villa
Park. Bronxville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
w. SEWARD WEBB, JR.,
RENTS I'D ST. HOUSE
To Occupy for the Winter Mrs.
Jane F. HOyt's Dwelling.

william j. Roome & Co. have leased
for Mrs. Jane F. Hoyt her dwelling
house at 1l2 East 73d ST.. furnished,
for the winter, to W. Seward Webb, lr.
The house is directly opposite the
northeast corner Of Park az. and l3d
st, recently leased by Mr.. Webb's
uncle. Frederick W. Vanderbilt.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18

Local Ferecast.-Party cloudy to-day and 10
morrow: moderate northwest TO nort' winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
50 MADISON AVENUE
uEADOUARTERS NOTICES.

I'll. following scouts successfully passed the eA-
animation FOR fLs' eiass a. these hean'uAfS'' W
John Austin Troop 100: Kay Granger, Troop lso
Iiv.-non blsck Troop 1853: sydney Rsfesen. Troop
lss. Klein. Troop 49,; Gabrielle ,opoe'h' hwy
49, Jesse M.,psT Tt , 20 cou,rn,,,er had the
highest per cent for the month o' september Wm'h
The neld Instructor again reminds candidates tor
nrs, class that the council requires me Ef,' as
man 10 be OF their hike also the size he ll'7 ny
Scouts are needed 10 volunteer ,heir services on
10 lecture at the American Museum OF Natural
focal headquarters now has supply Of stsfs for
sale. .
Troop Notices.
The Boy Scouts Of Tie Bronx are invited 10 par
with the presentation OF feld faa 10 Troop ~.
Bog Scouts Of America. q fremont Me,h'Ns'
Episcopal Church Eas, fisth street and v Washing
ton ~ 7 rr Hon, hss open dstes for scout
teams AZ basketball and football Write Edgar Lar
s0n. 1907 Commonwealth Avenue. The Bronx.
hsiia on SATURDAY November -. being conveyed
there through the hnaness o. DIS oaSs;, oru ny
and Van Fleet hy auto. The troop explored me
keusic0 watershed and works. held treasure mum
and did some real deer tracking on tne farm o' D''
Troop 81. Max schwartz. scoutmsster, took hike
20 Pelham on November q. The annual demonstra-
''o Trd y gg /. Ros. .coutmter celebrated It's
first anniversary on Monday evening. November ~
At the Recreation Rooms and Settlement. ls9
In this settlement under the leadership o. Max
Schwartz who is the present scoutmastef OF Troop
william L. Barbour has scout basketball team
November 90. Call up Mr.. Barbour at flenlng H.
Reycll. Creamery 64eS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
Belmont Holding Company

August Belmont has had Incorporated
the A East Thirty-fourth Street Com
pany, with q capital of 100000, to take
over his property at AZ and A East
saith st. and 81 East SD St, with 'front.'
ages of $50 feet and rs feet, respec-
lively.
Mr. Belmont recently placed this
property, which is his old city home, on
the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
Sl,0O0,O00 Newark Lease.

Feist e. Feist Inc, Of Newark, \. j..
agents for the Public Service Corpora
ton, have leased TO Aaron Ward &
SonS grocers, for long term of years
four stores and basement in the new
building, now in the course of erection
at the northwest corner Of Broad and
Central avs.
The aggregate rental will be ovel
s1,00o,c00, plus taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
Rockland County Deal.

Charles B. Van Valen and Stevens &
Tetor. of Ridgewood, have sold for the
Gramont Construction Company to OTIS
II. Cutler. of Suffern. an estate OF 100
acres at Viola, Rockland County, n. u.
The estate, located in the heart of the
Ramapo Mountains, is said to be one
OF the most valuable in the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
Sales at Auction.

" ~ NFeff -.
By Joseph y. Day.
s5IH ST. - ". 8, 50 Columbus az COY
lO2 . sty teurrt: ] Stewart ct al. trils. -
ChGs Hr.chhorn ct al. to the Convent ~ 20 70,
a5TH ST 70 W s. 30 Columbus AZ. iOIlG2. :.
2 ~ tenint: A Stewart Fl al: to the ,oi'en,
~ 20 for . sff:"vi
3SD ST, ~ T. S. % Lexington az. ls.sI2j: !
~ ofere bldg: 20 the plalutir for :s.0Cp
MONROE ST. II and So $. SOC 2 Pike st. 'iir
nisi1,i- f'r s3s 900
rs ~ Morgenthau. Jr.. 60.
FIRST Az ii3t @ :, 56.5 q 62d st. ?jIsl. s
sly tcnmi and stores adjourned to Nov a.
b. samuel Marx.
7iTH ST. Or T.. n. 80 - az. 25ilo2I. >
siy ,nmt: 10 the p.iutir for sla.6is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
H. R. PARTRIDGE BUYS
100000 RYE ESTATE
Property Is R. T. Wainwright S
HomeWard Farm.

Homeward Farm. the property o,
Richard T. Wainwright, in Lincoln ano
Harrison avs. Rye, Westchester Coun !
ty, ha. been sold through Hecksche r.. g
De Saulles to Hugh r. Partridge. Inc
property consists OF about lou acres
with two Colonial residences sho
numerous other buildings: -.
Ii is on one of the highest points OF
Westchester County and near it are the
oliver Hartman and Hobart j. farA
estates. A.. l..
The price paid is reported to be
about 5000 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18

cisco)--U : trsnspo5. NJ
hawsn. samoan l,lands. Australia. Sss -
land (vs San Francisco Sierra
Tahiti MarQucsas. Coos Islands New Ia
ana. Australia INA San frsnclscl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
TMentY -four Hours.

WsShinxon Nov E--An area OF high pressure
Of great magnitude has built up IN the lake region
within the last twenty four hours and It completely
dominates the weather IN northeastern and central
districts The low central Tuesday evening In
Kansas has moved slightly IN the southeast. anil
Is further progress seems TO be blocked by the
northeastern high Rain Is Indicated for the lower
Mississippi Valley and the lowe Ohio Vale
Thursdsy ard probably Friday In other districts
IN the East and South fair weather with moderate
Temperature + probable.
Wiuds for Thursday and Fridsy-No-'h Atlantic.
moderate west to northwest middle Atlantic. nod
crate north o. northwest south Atlantic, moderate
10 fresh northeast. east Gun. moderate southeast
west Gulf fresh northwest. upper lakes. fresh
southeast to east: lower lakes. moderate east 10
southeast.
Forecasts for Special Localities Eastern New
York. New England Eastern PennsyEanis. New
Jersey Delaware. partly cloudy Thursday and
Friday: Western Texas. Western Pennsylvania.
Western New York. fair Thursday and FRIDAY
Maryland. Virginia. district OF Columbia. North
and south Carolina. Georgia. fair THURSDAY. Fri
DAY Vanly cloudy. Florida Alabama. Indiana.
showers Thursday aud probably Friday: Mississippi
Louisiana. Arkansas. showers and colder Thurs
day; Friday fair.
Local Ofnclsi Reeord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes ~
the temperature for the last twenty four hours In
comparison with the corresponding date Of las year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
To Be Rockefeller Tenant.

Burton Thompson & Co, Inc. have
leased store No. 3. in the Standard
Arcade. at 80 Broadway. to John L.
Gilbanks. who will establish therein a
high class florist shop. This store IL
on the Broadway level, adjoining the
store of the Sonora Photograph Com
rany. John ID. Rockefeller's company
erected the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
PROPOSALS.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
THE ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
NEW YORK STATE ARSENAL.
Seventh Ave. cor 35th Street,
New York. y Y. November 10th. 1915
SEALED PROPOSALS.. subject TO The
conditions OF the sale. will be received
at this Office until twelve o'clock noon,
wednesday. November 2tth. az which time
and place they viii be opened. for ;hc pur.
chase OF condemned unserviceable and
obsolete Ordnance, Quartermaster and Sig
nal Stores
Catalogue giving quantities, conditions.
etc may be had on application to this
once. LOUIS ". STOTEsBURY.
The AdJutznt General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
NEW HOME FOR M. F. PLANT
viii BE Built on Upper Fifth Avenue
Plot

Guy Lowell has been engaged by Nor
ton +. Plant to design dwelling Tor
the fifty-foot plot at the north corner
Of Fifth Az. and seth ST., opposite the
new residence of William Starr Miller.
Plant purchased the plot last July
from Bernard VI. Baruch. The compile
ton of the building will place Mr.. Nor
tons residence at the southeast corner
of Fifth av. and SD st. on the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
METALS.

The local street marsc; for copper was hrln. VIII
elec;rolytic quoted al Zoe. On The Ne" York Meta
Txchangs TIN WAS finn. With spot N I'VE ioh iot,
1901 a, ~ 500 a. zoe I%ad was fra. with New
ynyE spc, B ~ and East - Louis 3.l1tac s.ked
and spsl,er strong at ll.7j@ ls.s5c FOR NeT 1oI.
80 IA II zoo &c for hast - Louis. u LohdD.
- 90 nuoed a. f2T for spot and spelicr AZ 80
m Nm Iosdon closed At fl74 is for standard spo
ara futures a. flI2 -. win sa.s o. oo ~ :. ~
~ foT siaDdard spot. $40 = Tor futures ana -.
TO- for clcc,rOiy,ic spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
Local omeIsI Record. The following orcial

from the Weather Bureau shows the changes f.
the temperature FOR the las, twenty four hours IN
rnmparisOa with the ponding date OF lag ycar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-18
A S125.OO0 Project.

Macmillan Zipkes, architect, has
been commissioned by D. Gordon to
draw plans for three five story apart
ment houses on a plot 10Oxl5O feet, at
the northeast corner of Prospect av.
ard l78th ST. The houses Will cost
SIo5 900
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Lawrence. Long Island, Rental.

John F. Scott has rented for Dr. Il.
W. Pinkham the country place he re-
Gently purchased, known as Interest
on Osborne av., Lawrence, Long Island
to Mrs. Catherine Hamersley Hinckley.
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for the Rhinelander estate 81 49,,

for the Rhinelander estate 81 E.., ,-.,
ST.. four story English bssSru
dwelling house, between Fifth M
Madison avs, to Professor WilI.-s ss
Burr, of Columbia University. A,s
leased, with Post & Reese, for Je,ss 's
Straus, head Of r. H. Macy & Co "a
East 74th ST.. a five story ANEW
basement dwelling house, on a lar =.
100 feet, furnished, for the seaso, y, J!
Arthur Turnbull, Of Bernerdsyills n y
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN oRDER or HoNoRA.
BE john =. ,ohaisn. Surrogate o. the County
having cialm5 against Caroline Sleeper HlIyCr late
n tie County - New York. desrased 70 Present
IN. with vouchers thereof the sghscrlbers a;
thes place 81 irsnssctinG business al the 0-ee oi
their attorney. Johu {. clark. NJ 81 Nassau street
IN The Ciy % New YORK.. On or before The LIST daJ
u March teIf
Dated. Nes YORK. the l2,h d,y q August. 1915
GEORGE I. RiYES.
HENRY = HARPER
HAMPER SifLINAN.
LUIS JAMES PHELPS
JOHN 9. CLARK. Atiorsy Tor Executors - Mas.
uu street. Borough 81 Manhattan. New York CitJ.
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Gets Private Roof Garden.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Go. have leased
an apartment with a private roof gar
den on the top floor Of 743 9th sy. for
Malcolm T. Smith & Co. to Max Hor-
witt