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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
Landlords Believe Their
Sites Are Oper-ASSeSSed
Petitions for Reductions This Year Were 1921 Against
1O,62O for the Previous Year-Expressed Sums Paid
for Properties Below Citys Appraisement--
An Analysis of Taxing Situation.

estate as a whole was increased by
$50 .90i 1926; for 1914 the increase was
$43,2l2,05l. Personal property m
creased by sl1,756,195; for 1914 the in
crease was s14,S74,220. Special fran
chises assessed by the State Board OF
Tax Commissioners decreased s24,44l,-
24l; for 1914 the decrease was S34,-
AL ,270. The aggregate assessment on
both real and personal property was
SS.i60,si5,992, an increase OF S7O,66O,-
500 above that Of 1914. OF this amount
Ss.IOS, 764.237 was for real estate and
s352,051,755 for personal property.
"As a standard of comparison, IL
might be observed that the total valua-
tion of sixteen entire states, with North
Dakota on the north and Texas on the
south and extending 10 the Pacific. but
not including California, is SS,ll2,6oS,-
4sl. Resident corporations have an
increased assessment Of $5,ll9,70O over
the entire assessment Of H12,s4O.OOO
for last year. Nonresident corpora
tions show an increase of s2,52O,OO0
over S27, 429 900 for 1914. Exempt real
estate has increased from Sl,S73,s9o,-
2i3 for 1914, to 1895, 49, 33 for this
year The real estate owned by the
United States from S66.000 900 to S67.-
New York from S3,i25.OOO to s4,75O.-
COO; the City OF New York from ST.
423, O3i,74O TO $780,, 7O4,3l0, and edu-
cational, religious and charitable insti-
tutions from 1901 100000 20 s392.000,.
600. The increase in the assessed
value of real estate is very much less
than the amount added for new build
ings. because Of reductions in land
values in parts Of the city and in the
assessed value of buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
BANKS SURPLUS
AT HIGHEST YET
Excess Reserve S2O4,OOO,OOO, a
Gain of $4,000, OO0-Loans
Expand.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed an increase in surplus of Sl2,-
2l1 ,76O to 1904, 799, $50 Demand depos-
its increased s26,393 900; time deposits
decreased 1925, 200, and loans increased
SS,558, 900. Reserve in vaults and in the
Federal Reserve Bank increased Sl2,-
77S,000, while specie in own vaults in
creased $9,257,00
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment increased SS,354,170 to Sl94,l47,-
O30 Demand deposits increased $751;
$4,000, time deposits decreased sl,235,-
600 and loans increased sl3,2S4, 900. Re
serve in vaults and in the Federal Re
serve Bank increased s10,59s,000 and
specie in own vaults increased ST.
S1D OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

s,as1 %: state. b5l s2@s35o Long Island I r.E
q II. ,uils. 5000 81. CUCIM BERHTS o a,I
ip ss5,sso- jersey bushe box 5oc@ 81 ok.
Mi tl%S5 CELERY state and Jersey
bunch lo5 Sc: standard crate 81 III 3d. o, ~ NdS
RAGFS- Nearby. PER 100 STA Sl5e, bhi' 2,ei
ri all EGGPLANTS-Jerse bbI, .3e SO q :
b.k,. 5oa zoe: 30 at crate, io@5Oc LII LII ti9
); a 5S b, &" 5o'Sil5c nearby. hsn. 25eg$I 3
LIMA BEANS n ~. :i@SL25' oe 1t,p Lev. cy
carsi sag: D's sl5%%5 50 9rpTp EAS-TEii
rln y ore,u bbi 56a 75c. red tl5O@$l.7j. long
green. hi jo@65c red. sa 49, cheese; s'syn
red SlGtig5 cuban. green. 7ld S5c kApiSii -
Per l16 lunches 75c@tl. ROMAiNE-!i,le,t -- W
rr,te 50cmsi ~ SPINACH-Bskt, :5@ &c.
S0i-AsH- Hubbard bbl 75c@tl marrow. 5gH ~ .5e
,Hc joa7j crooked neck. 5g&I 5c II h,Hli e..
Nyintc bhl 75cdS rutabaga. bhl or bag. 4ua evc.
staten Island Hansard box $ 5s5 s2c
amman boa soc. : Jersey Acme small box; 500
7sc: stone 3j@ soc: Grant goo zoe; Del o ana Ma'
@srfier. iod 5Oc WATERCRESS-Per 100 bunche''
SlfnSl 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Develop
Strength on Reports of
Unfavorable Weather.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August 2S 1915.
WHEAT-Thcre was some i1egulMy az ths
wheat market. hut steadlncss gradually dcNe4oitd
and hy the end Of the hrst hour the market was
Arm Al an advance Of about / cent hushel due
10 strength i'm the Northwest and fears o. more
frost and rain BOO that section. Fart of the I'M
proyemeIt was lost near the close however, az a
result NJ realizing sales and disappointment over
he lack Of export interest and FINAL prices we're
l<c lower % i4c net higher.
Foreign market news was rather easy 81" Tar AZ
Liverpool was concerned the mica hi.slo.N re
porting fine weather and that the quality oil ne"
wheat arriving is good.
Rroomhau reported the Argentine TO he clear ana
cool with wheat prospects uuiaYorahle. ana RUSSIA
wet with the movement retarded and quality tthg
affected adversely. The only export interest S.""i
Ie-c was a little inquiry for drum wheat. 70
red IN the New York market was quoted NJ >ll-t
and 40 2 hard AZ 81 l5l.. the former prompt ana
the latter 20 arrive lake and rail. both +, New
York. so ] Northern Duluth $lO0~s. and NO !
CORN-Stcadiuess was q feature ia corn al daY.
due partly 90 the talk about cool weather lh we
Northwest aud d little commission house buying.
with receipts for the week showing a decrease uui'
Inc previous week and a decided loss - compared
with this week last year Final prices were = "a Pc
net higher. Some Argentine corn was offered mere
again. and about 100000 bushels was SAD 10 nave
been sold a. 72Nc. T. shipment latter par OF
september No yellow corn was quoted al Ssl2c.
prompt shipment. ,,
OATS-The market for oats was not 80 well
sustained as corn. and Al the close showed = m &c
net loss Receipts are increasing. aud there was
little incentive for speculative support a. crop con
ditions remained fairly good. aud snow predlls
q Weld above 800 zoe 0O0 bushels. against the
government August estimate Of L4O-OV9u"9 bush,
U.s. IN New York No. white new. was quoted
al sc nominal. and No I white. new. ii@4 oc.
,.1,''...- NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Close Yesterday.
September ........................$ l07 $LO6is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of the United States
railroads making weekly returns 10
"Dun's Review" continue in moderate
volume the total of roads reporting for
two weeks in August amounting to
$lG,665,1lS a decrease Of rs per cent 5;, !,
as compared with the corresponding
neriod n wear ago. Indications of i'm
provement continue in many directions,
notably in the South, where all all roads Dads
400 Nearly all the principal systems
in the West and Southwest show con-
traction. but in practically every IN
stance the decrease IS S h a c aai1 by
gains within the near future. =.
Following are given gross earnings. OF
United States railroads reporting LOT
two weeks in August, and loss as com
nared with earnings of the same roads
for the corresponding period year
ago; also for roads that reported !
tie same weeks in the two preceding
,,ortbe together with percentages OF
loss. compared with last year. ro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

mean a September bureau Of not over
60 per cent, comparing with 78 last
year and 1928 the ten-year average.
The government report is to be issued
at noon on Monday. and three more
private condition figures are expected
before the appearance of the official
statement. Reports that a cotton inn
porting company had been organized
in Berlin to centralize imports during
the remainder of the war attracted
more attention as suggesting that Ger
many may accumulate further reserve
supplies in this country than as fore
shadowing any successful effort to
evade the prevailing embargo. DE
tailed weather reports showed heAvy
rains in Central and North Texas. and
it is the contention Of local bulls that
wet weather has caused a further de-
terioration in crop prospects since Au-
gust 25. the date Of the coming gov
ernment report. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
REVIVAL IN OLD
MOTT HAVEN
Big Former Iron Factory
Leased to Automobile
Concern.

The old Mott Haven scctiog Of The
Bronx. originally settled as a com
munity Of homes and which, as the
home building extended rorthward, he
came the heart and centre Of the Dor
ough's industrial activities, Us taking
on a new and vigorous lease Of HE.
This is due 90 the fact that the Dig
business interests are aWaNng TO
realization that this section has SPLEEN
did waterfront and railroad counec-
tions 10 offer the seeker. of % location
for an industrial enterprise, excellent
sites al q moderate price and is the
logica! section of the greater city TO
receive the exodus of light Manufacture
ers from Manhattan. which, Judging
from the past, is inevitable, as land
values south Of the Harlem become
more and more prOhibltive from year
20 year as the population increases.
A steady rise iu realty values is pre-
dicted for this section by property
owners and operators. The three great
improvements by which this section OF
The Bronx is expected TO benefit he,
SO 10 speak. side by side They are
the leasing of the Mott property for
use as am automobile mandatory, the
erection Of "a manufacturing terminal,
and the construction boy the state Of a
barge canal terminal.
The Hurlburt Motor Truck Company
has leased through the industrial 0u-
reau of The Bronx Board of Trade
the old plant Of the Jordan l.. Mott
Iron Works for long term OF years
This property which rs situated on the
Harlem River and the Mott haven
Canal, between Ihlrd Avenue and 1850
Street is one OF the most advantage
ously located SITES ior automobile man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

pcc;ster John J. Hopper, Of New
Vork County suggests that storage
huudinc be erected on city property
op,side the metropolis so that the real
rroperty records Of New York County
copld be properly safeguar1sd against
sre or other catastrophe that might re-
emit in the destruction Of the Hall of
Records or its contents.
sThis risk is guarded against by the
large Insurance and title companies
bv means Of a duplicate plant or set
81 records, which are stored in fire
nroof buildings or vaults placed IN
locality away from the city" says Regis
GOV Homer. at has been impossible
heretofore for New York County TO
make any such provision; it can now
he done very easily and at slight ex-
,ense recommend that the duph-
cate abstract record plant which is now
in ms Office be separated from the
original records and stored in build
;rg away from the city. The office
would retain the original abstract plant
for title searching purposes
There are on record in the Register $
alice of New York County l,O39,9l5
deeds and about 100000 mortgages.
Upon these deeds and mortgages rest
the title TO all the property OF Man
haitian Island. valued at about S7,UOV'-
200 The books or llbers, which num-
her over 5000. I'm which these instru-
ments are recorded, are Kept IN the
Hall Of Records. on Chambers Street.
The destruction some years ago by
FIRE Of the old home Of the Equitable
Assurance Society and OF the contents
NJ part of the Capitol Building, at
Albany. has proved that merely de-
nositing records i'm q treproOt build q.
mo does not safeguard against partial
or total destruction by fire. The loss
~ land owners Of New York City IN
case the original records should be de-
s+roved by fire, earthquake or other
catastrophe is beyond calculation. Inc
Great fire In Chicago destroyed the or
iriDal records, but the damage was
riticated 10 81 degree ny the fact that
abstracts Of the records made by pri-
vate company were saved.
Joseph f. Connery. Recorder Of Cook
County. Illinois, states that the records
in the Recorders Office and in all the
courts Of record in the county build
ing were absolutely and completely
DESTROYED by the great fire in Chicago
i'm October. 1871 He says in his letter
20 me: The great expense to the real
estate owners after the fire was, OF
course. in restoring the evidence that
fhev had. The abstract companies
managed to save enough of their plants
SO that by combining all the plants IN
existence before the fire they had, or
claim 20 have had, a complete set OF
booss and records. Their prices I'M
med.ately raised and millions Of dol
lars have been expended since then
by real estate owners for abstracts OF
tt1e"
Frank Brown. clerk of the Circuit
Court. Duval County. Florida, writing
20 me- concerning tn expense and m
convenience caused by the great Jack
sonvIle fire i'm May. 1901, says that no
careful estimate has been made on the
subject concerning which inquiry was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
West Side Flats Sold.

seth ST.-John J. Clancy & Co. sold
for Dr.. +. Graboff 421 West 56th St,
FIVE story double-fat building, 25XlOO
feet to a client for investment.
143D SIT. w. lehman sold for
the Airmor Company 1G3 and 100
West 143d ST.. a five story apartment
house. 37l5xlO0 feet. The purchaser
cave in part payment three corner plots
containing sixteen lots in the Flatbush
section of Brooklyn.
145TH ST George Y. Horowitz sold
70 Isidore Horowitz for the Erba
Realty Company, a lot, 25xlOO feet, on
The southerly side of 145th St, $50 feet
from ST. AIMS av.. for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market was outlet Yesterday WIN prices
easing on An the ahsCucc Of any aggressive or
promrt support aud closing Al net decline % "a
points sales were reported 81 oniy 1900 bags. AMI
ih, business was entirely Tor December and Marcu
deliver with December selling on 70 b6ic ana
March 10 Sic or about II points below the hlgn
Lowell of the week While there seemed little % thc
news from RraEil 90 create positive sentiment the
passing Of The week without the appearauces ~
fro.f 0r threatening temperatures was probably
Commencement % recent BUYERS and the decline ~
s sgd in the rate Of Rio exchange on London also
operated against fresh purchases or uuN support
I'he tone of the cost snd ffcisM market. however.
was reported steady. with comparatively T." flesh
oilers available during the morning. and There has
lscu some little Improvement iu sIDt demand durin
the last few days This demand has mo-, developed
suniciently % indicate any general abandonment q"
the hand t1- mouth IoIicy, AMI traders iu most
rase stil appear io Be- waiting for some change iu
Tic attitude ~ BAIL. with sentiment divided as o.
whether IN, D., mos LIKELY Oh reflect the buiIlsh
eject OF promised gsytruiueut support or the burden
OF ne new crop movement. Yesterdays cables re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
Brooklyn Site for Plant.

The American Machine and Foundry
company has bought the block front on
Doth s., between First and Second avs
On which 70 build five story concrete
factory, 10 cost about Sl75.000 The
company cOntemplates the employment
- more than 1900 persons in its new
factory.
The Buckley & Horton Company
leased dwellings, in Brooklyn at 673
-. Johns Place 10 George VI. North
nndge and 300 Vanderbilt av. TO Joseph
Cover
James NJ. aawley has sold 1888 Weir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington Aug 2s.-The condition q the
nted states Treasury At the Close q business to-
day was a, follow. Net balance In general fund
$50 500 $40. total receipts. 81 500 -is. total pay
nenis. sizl6.396. The deficit for This hscal year
p, SIS So; sss. against dea-t q ,i.ij3lE last
year. exclusive u Panama Cana. AL ggole DEL.
Transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
100000 Bronx Lease.

John J. Clancy & Co. leased for the
Pinnacle Realty Company to Glacomo
La Greca the three buildings at 25Ol,
o5O5 and 25O9 Hoffman ST.. The Bronx.
for a long term of wears at an aggre-
ratio rental OF 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
CHICAGO PRICES.
PROVISIONS.

Tie provision li,t was very quiet but acted steady
with hogs although near the close slight reactions
occurred. Receipts Al Chicago were estimated AT
CITY had 500 hogs aud Omaha 300 PORK steady;
mess. Sl65O@$ l1. family. 500 {22 short clear.
ily. $ls@S2O. packet. <ls@Sl>5O. extra India
mess. S99g$s0. DRESSED HOGS steady. bscons.
llisc: $50 Ib. llac: 100 DO. ll%c; lao 10. ll',c.
pigs l2i.c CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies barely
steady: 10 TO- l3kc; y ID. lZtc5 a. "a. lltc.
Picklcd hams steady. l2lsa lShc TALL0W quiet,
,p,cial &C: city 5A05i2c. country. jkd6'sc.
LARD steady. middle West Sl0Gs zoe CITY lard
quiet 77s@Sc Refined lard quiet Continent. 9 Toe;
south America soc. Brazil kegs. 10 soc com
mound steady 5afitc STEARlNE quT: olco.
Toe. city lard steanuc ai2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
Streets To Be Repaved.

Borough President Marx says that
the following streets are to be re-
paved in the near future: Sixty-second
St. from Second to Fifth av, and
S8th St, from Broadway to West End
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
coTT0NSEED OIL.


The market for cottonsced OIL was active and hrm
on further buying FOR southern account aud gQcd
demand from shorts The close was about top iof
The day and l2GlS points net higher with sales Of
l. 100 barrels. Range 81 prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
HOGS.
Receipts. 1880 head; none on sale; feeling nor
inally steady

Ghep es 4; aug so:sss,o ss; ;ss
,ss s5 ps. hs sSss GArrLE-R ioo
stesd; tceyes. <6atiOl cows and heifers s. 90 90
asSj: TEXAS steers 50 !o@iS Msser R.cs 20 %
Soo, .tesdy. native s. Goa Sc 30. Western. 500
S. 70. year.iugs $665g 10; lambs han'e' go
a 50 40. Western S'.2jaS95O
.l psou 5sa,ie. l. s5a SD YoTFsEs aud pss
SSsSSsS 90. SHEEP and LAMBs.Reeeipt.., /; s2o;
steady: top sheep. SOS. top lambs. Ss.io. CAL'L9
Receipts. 1907 steady. top W.
Cincinnati Aug. 2s.-HOGS-Recelpts, Loo;
LReceipts Zoo: steady. calves slow. $50
Sii e5 sHEEP-Receipts. lS00; steady. lambs
Eas, Buffalo. Aug. s-CATTLE-Receptss 900;
steady. YEALs--Receipts. l25; active: H 100
ga s. s5 Jon niIei i'' ssassso YoTkers ssi5a
s. IS. pigs. ssaSs:< roughs 500 50 stag. ,SS
s, 56aS5 So SHEEP AMI LAMBs-keceipts 400
head. active and unchanged.
& Louis. Aug s-HOGs-Receipis $500;
higher piss and lights 800 >" n 5S s. 40 CO.
S. 50a{io yeafing steers and heiiers O&NO
cows s6atS s,ockers aud feeders. 500 - % is s
~ ~ e. "a native calves S6aSll50 SHEEP-Re-
ewes ewes s55oqs7.i0
500. ', stss4y bull ;7Gisso hea1. 50 g
packets AT butchers. 50 soG . 20 HshL S'@ 'coo9
iss 60 cArI ~ So 70 dressed p Seei
.te@r- sSaXs3j. southern steers. $50 - 50
,,,. 81 $50 81 "a heifers. s. j0dfe 80 stoekefs
"a fecfers s. ajaSS 50; bulls s. $50 So
9.'ves S. sSdSl0 % SHEEP-Recsip,s. go
.frsdv isnts s. j0aSs2j, yesriing.. S. -jeS
wethcrs. 5000 So. %. ewes. tJ25gso.
LBy Telegraph to The Tnbunel
Louisville Aug 2s-sHEEP and lAMBs-Re,
,einfs los total 46l for week Market opened
- charge IN prices best lamts closing Tor
No A. SsSIc according 70 seght and quality
butcher lambs sa1c; culls. 4A5c. best fat sheep.
~ = 5i1c. medium and common Kinds slow and
- .ar gad bucks around 4Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

ror,cd fine weather I'm all sections Of sac Paulo.
WIN temperatures ranging from 80 10 NN degrees
end no change was reported In mirei 9. pr,,e '.i
santos cleared &. 900 hags for New VOTE nc ~ III
sot market was steady on the basis Of 1c for no
a..
Range Of prices 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

SUGAR FUTURES.

There was light business in futures. win me
onenirr unchanged 10 4 decline OF points with no
bushes, ou The call The market remained mac,
tive an the morning and cosed unchanged 70
points lower. with total sales 100 tons Range OF
prices ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. August %. 1918.
BEEvES.

aN1t''''
BEEVES.
Reccipts a76 head. all consigned 10 lc,ai
slanghtfrers. No trading: feeling nomnaly Ieahy
Dressed beef quiet at l2alic pc, 10 im 'o'D'n'"
CALVES.
Receipts. Coz head: i2e on sale; market artiss
and steady 40 prime state yeals offered. Canada
vrsls sold At lldl25Oc per 100 Id. canada caNe'
Z, to3s *. dressed calves steady; city dressel
yeals. iGG 1917 per 10. country dressed veals' ii@
l1lzc. - - H.. Canada vo,ls
rs; H. 972 $50 POP. 2Ol. 81 1884, 100 S'''o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

The statement of the condition of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of New York at
the close of business on August q,
compared with the previous week, fol-
lows:
STATEMENT or THE CONDITION OF TIE
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK.
tAt the close Of business August u. 1879
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

field ST.. two family brick house, for
William O'Brien to the Island Holding
= nrnOratiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

Gold reserve against net liabilities. ~ per
cent. cash reserve against net liabilities. So per
cent. cash reserve against liabilities after setting
aside 10 per cent gold reserve against net amount
Of Federal Reserve notes IA circulation. sos per
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

RocsIpts. 500 head: 9h cars on sale MarSet
.ieady Common 20 fair sheep te"esl sold al $50
e. ~ for 100 10. good prime lambs. ss3oS w ,
/ car SO Dressed mutton steady az ga ~ &c
Der ID: dressed lambs. 1914 a ljc, hog dressed 90
"s,le.-J shambers X Sons: 500 West va lambs,
50 h average. 1915 per 100 lb 2i7. g. Ssoo' "a
Nv 81 $3.50. sheep, 100, So ., ~
kerns Commission Co. 2i6 ny lambs o. ID
,l0' 9si W Va. Sc. s9.75 527. 50. $50 ,o,,.
robin 4 shannon - Ohio lambs. 7S ID, 93o'
"Nf,pber,on a Co: 20 Nd lambs. 70 10 - y
cllis. a. g. II sheep. 100. sj.25; TO- 49, SS'-o
pnGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. Angus, %. 1915.
BUTTE

Receipts. G.0t0 packsges Creamery. extras 's2
scored 21a. Poe. higher scoring. 2Gi3 2c; hIsi'
"a .r-Iiac. seconds 22023i4c. thirds 2l@ kci
stare dairy finest. 2jizc. good 10 prime. 25'2 20
common 20 fair goa 23c. renovated extras. - z %
.4r. fr,ts 22is a28c. lower grades. 200 II 30.
Imitation creamery hrsts. 32a22izc ladies current
make frsts 20is a2l'ac. seconds. 1874 zoe; lower
grades. lN@lgc. packing stock June make. me,
90. current make. dne. lei4c. No 3 lec. lower
rr..In. lLL Isl.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

APPLFs Alexander. bbL tl5O@S2.75: Trans,
rsTrni s5Ss5, Wealthy. 81 j0a s.. Befihsmer 81 30
SS2 50 Bough 81 25@s2 Maiden B,.,9 si !, 2,
s. ~. culver 81 25@$l55: COLLINS l.@oo@ %
duchess sI5oaS225. Grsyenstein $500 e. ~
81 j0as2. Baldwin. Sl2l@S2. summer fllpia'
tiaIaS2. Orange Ppiun. 81 -5gt2 common. go
81 3. as 10 Kind hsk. 40c@Sl; PEARS. Bartieu'
IN SsmSi; hsk f5cdtl. %. C.apps fa'oihe, pn,'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
Firlre. furnIshed b. state BankLng Dcp.rtment.

Increase Eliminating amounts due from reserve
Repositories and from other banks and trust COM
psnies In New York city.
RESERVE