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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 1910 days wool sales were conducted
by Charles Blaine 81 co. The attendance BOD and
there much animation in the competition. Gross
breds especially but short wooded greasies
and Cape OF Good Hope and Natals The
German operators quiet to-day and the bulk
OF the buying done by France and the home trade
To-day's transactions and prices were:
New, South Wales. 2oCo bales. secured. 6<d8iod.
locks and pieces 6AdGis I'D greasy 6isda9sd locks
and pieces. 5i.dd7i.d.
Queensland 1000 bales secured. eisdd1s 3i.d greasy
sdG9tad locks and pieces. 7dd7Ad.
Victoria 700 baer: secured. sdTis ND; locks and
pieces 6isdFis Id greasy. bLdaiOd. locks and pieces
5dgssd. -
South Australia I 400 bales R~asy. $i.ddt0d. locks
and pieces. 3i,dd67,d.
West Australia 100 bales secured locks and pieces
6sd greasy 4L.dasd locks and pieces. 4sdd5iad
Tasmania. % bales greasy at 6isi06kd.
Zealand 1880 bales secured l0iadQls 3,yd locks
and pieces 9adds Id greasy sd1iid locks and pieces
4isddsd.
Cspe OF Good Hope and Natal 100 bales, secured.
7tdfis 3D.. greasy. 2hd87kd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
sitlon Of Brazil coffee Is as Follows:

.Holiday.
s.: d e f e re p sd .as e. sr Ss on no %: 10
vas offered at is.c freight, buyers at
Selns $50 bags Msrssaso Dryss terms
haa been sold i much Below The market '' wv ~
has been , ,sn a. s,s small b ysy a.,
:aS 1 gs at Sc ca 81 10 anse ano se
oordinx to quantity ESSENTIAL oils bull with
Roc A suis' e With small aSSns going
au sSd w .Sn " a.. rs ss Decline n TAa
Of reached only pkg. pcud 4. q: bs.
g. 81: $50 10 sei' !, :p in patents Ss
5000 bbs City clears So 80; 100 hbs city extra No
RYE s5i .fS TO .s sS!' cs P'9:' 9'a.ss
S:s'. ana NJ Sssa.T: o. @
& Ss son Se chop se re fs Sse ;sss
Oh ro %sf Sg ph6 Sf sS ooT market for foreign
dried fruit dull with The demand somewhat r.
active carranss are quiet b@, arm Prune, are quite
sa, s,0Ss avn S"GS
ds,s: 2sa4s eurran. s.asAs paasss cal nsrnI
$685.: :ss H ass ss': '''" "'''a' ''''' n''''
s eEEEN a.. WaIkss for
scarce and firm. Bananas somewhat easier with
s ssds .ss " ROD s. & 5ass nj s: "a
- 30, bananas I5c4$l 31z pineapples <44$l4 cocoa
and weak. AT the opening there fair degree of
and local 9S Ae ,m ns s.ns IVA Ss'
balance , 90" Of the session There raiis ,hs
% n i me hs s was The ss &c
morning Of quiet markets abroad and there
entire absence Of interest in opeIa,ion Later ,'e ex
was generally favorable IN character in regard 10 the
weather conditions in the winter and spring wheat re.
were 41s against ia6 last For the week
ssss s"eo sS while Export. have decreased 4
600 bush Exports Of -four have increased o2 %" bbs
sn snSs ~ @ English %hs 3 a. bos the
but much better Than last year Ihe Iowa state report
s. sales Of wheat reported OF 81 900 bush No
Northern on private terms sfoa' ao 20 61sh I'm
Of Manitoba wheat at private terms Al The close No
re. .sd gas me :uD %enS a. deliver No 4c
bsr ahoa and No Northern nc oyer SEPTEMBER
10 S9a perori came out and saowed condii.on
Of o23 .prng wheat agains, 49, iss' month ana ana
rs last month and s5s year The figures indicated
crop 252 i3i 900 bush winter ana zoo rs.
sp rlns s:, month coRN~Tbs market was
very quiet to-day bu, ay s,ssaS IN u eee somewhat on
v.aker and during the day there was net loss OF "a
Sc marker closing a. the lowest q r., me ro way re
IeporS eondi,,on 81 o. with an acreage Of es. This
weather condition; S Ssay .s %eT has Shown
The gain being 900 bush while exports M s
o oT Sss, or Ta aensnd ssns With 80 quoted
in the elevator The Government rTrori showed cona
wss v sn at sioooS scrss Indicating Of 2s
e0oO0 Sales reported Of 1900 bush S9n io
The market for oats was dull about steady Locally
the future naIks, was nominal and closed sS
e d1 sh, as
sss .'ss f1 sale: BUSH
ARg zo9 bush No OATS At aoGsotc. elevator; 1900
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
cr%EPAI. MARKET REPORT.

New
corrCN-rhe cotton market was not an az. az The
,,s -. tendency Of prices toward lower ciose
.,,,. was maintained nearly all DAY anu sse o;nt.
=, ,hs Lowest quotations at net loss ol oso fo,s,
.se. we're q; bales. The opening We So,r,y
steady on the cable news whch snow @
". and on the safes OF spo 90
RI Liverpool $4,000 bales maKins aoou
nsIes durns the days THIS so,ve ne
20 snots abroad and the better market ior o
rrades at Liverpool together with the mewba the
seH~ conditions in England stimulated toiie ~
early buying The trade was however o,s and the
Weather report showing rains in Texas ano % sell
rohahv improved crop conditions resued ~ so n, ond
A. midday the Government report came OUT ro a
n.fSih,ted condition Of 925. against " ast az,
end 80 las, year. The announcement Yell ra1er an
neared 10 be prices Slowly Iaio.e %
psa, stated above The Government repor. osS
aSsreS as approximating about eWxy, or no,sd mon
s,ns TIL. Condition In Texas OF 50 was ooke1 uIun
os Confirming the in that state mere 20 ,n,
80 falling OF in crop conditions there or Il POM" 20
., The last month This however uio H.. SEN tn
- r,.d very much encouragement for the puyers ne
",.rnoon weakness helped by the nnai i,ei ~,
Quotations which In at decline OF iai12 nv." ~
Scr,cas from that the wa Mile
1evrence would resume operations on Monday on re
d,,css time These mills have been closed Gown slc
Iure ia The announcement. however did no, ene ,
mch IN Of the fact that the genera raue
rondons In New England believed 70 De que UNI
indicated ny the agreement OF many VI
the mills TO run half time In July ana Aueust ~.
range and close 10 day anu C'osihs '''S NV
crey,ous night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

and very little demand. Prices quotaby unchanged:
Iargely nominal Rye IN light request, steady at
81 SO per Dbl choice Pennsylvania WheatIMarke'
onened weak declined &c under lower Western adVces
but afterwari recovered closed firm with light local
offerings Contract wheat, July and August 1'sgoosc;
Sentenber G1d6lLc: october, nominal. Corn-Option
market dull declined &c under lower reports from othe,
home grain centres but no speculative trading Iocal
CARROTS in small supply. but demand slow prices faVor
buyers No mixed. July and August Sl*gSSc; sep s
October, nominal Oats-Demahu TOT
cariots light: market with free offerings Futures
neglected. No white, July. 21i:q22.c; august ana sep
,ember s)l. a2DAc; October 20isG2lc Sugars-sehned
nrm with demand for soft grades Nos ana ana
II 70 IL are Lice higher. Feed dull weak; winter prah
IN bk sOqsil 80 per ton Potatoes steady in fair De
mand Southern new potatoes. choice per Dbl. .osse
do fair 10 good 5pGGc, do culs nominal; Jerse. ta
toes per c, basket extra. 2Jc do PRIME io9-oc'
do cuils salOc. Other articles unchanged
St Louis July lo-Flour unchanged Bran sssay
sacked Fast Side 3iaQ3Gc: country points obs as ~
lower July ss,.c Ausgs sslagsc seppeber sssc
bid nrmer JAY i5i.e bid; august steam ann
81 37i,: choice 50 AZ. Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago. July 1o-ca''ls-Recelpts
head marke, s,.ad, IN 20 extra co. and bulls
4, asas4 calves x3as5 IS: Texans 81 1898 s. Hoss-
Receris 1900 head market easy heavy pa.kns s ana
81 %: choice assorted 50 4oass a. gh, 81 a'gsS No.
80 s s.s - to sDes s. & &c. ssss sS
sa@ ''''''''' ,oooo ,..a.
s, 81 g
Ss, ~ srt nei! native steers s4as2 ta to good
and hs,fs best 81 s' S s5 s e.
asa 7c Texas and Western. 50 soass 90; calves S4as9
nas jns &c" nsss "frss
hours head total Tor week thus FAX go for S same
YORK ioi2 on sale d. market opened quiet bu, steady
osss eay light s Ss. ross qSd TO-
ssra s.gsa IS: Sc%mGn 70 ts'r q 25sss 90
fonr hours eaao Sssa total
time last Ssek sSD's msSt. h 9Sssed
a to ans 10 Sc over Closed steady Early sales York
s. odss aay :. !. a's .i f S.css
medums 4cgs3 A. heavy very du,i al IS so@sg %.
raasr 81 90 few heavy let over
Receipts lag, e n n sou,s s las. neaS . o'a @
consigned through. 5000 to New,Y9rk 200 on sale
lamb. ssass fancy faiI to good Jog
80 80 cbo css 81 sas a. to ar So 2sas3 * cus
IS sssST .spat g 49, handy fat "''hFT'
East Liberty july Receipts light; marke,
eaa gs s sr1 ay s. sgst P' 1
s. 1898 4o heifss $685. 49, fresh cows and rnss,
- c3a.s 7o prime light; 81 20 Yorker, 50 s'ass TO-
7sass ~ steady prime w.thers 81
asa x, good wethers, 50 s5asi; fair mixed ewes and
g. sar to good y.arin %s 81 1884 2 spring
a! s sa soa July ioNa,iona SICK
hssa marss! sasy n ss steer; &C. cows Sc
Sc 20 sss Ss%' 600 500 asss
light s2.ass as mixed ass % heavy - iop sS.s 80
s3ass 30: lambs 81 spas5 %.
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Furnished fjouses 60 fet-0onn"g.

MAR ROCKAwAY Fret class. spacious %Sn,,u,a ~
i dence. thoroughly Furnished f"eNs, s. three scfS
na,hrv1ns t .umm.r ocean view and breetss s.
's~ a No l. H. A HIMFLy. "a Beaver 81. 1859
pyERTIsEMESTs and subscriptions ~, y, prrsdwsr
~ door north 81 3ist-st. until CO. Snces at rev
tserents received at the following c.hh' shave
cor osd- 81, 1872 6th.ave cor. i2th st ~ e,n-,w
near Nest sst,, IT ioc West aga ~ - I'm and ~
Fa., IAN q, 2nT IVES, s2d st. ne'"e-. fS,h A.
sr.s $50 Ea., am St. iSss sd.. se os -
77th s,s 1923 sd-sye.. near es, "a %avs: ma -
s.sss.I.s 49, 9 so s sasy.; $40 E.s ~"
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Market closed quiet but steady at 6gS points uec,ie
.onnarad with Yesterdays closing prices Iranse9riDe
notices 7l5 Total sales 81 800 bales New ork gross
ecasn. oal bales Exports: Continent. zoos bales Tor
warded 10 bales sales 25 bales spnners 70 6aes
1Ol Spot dull and unchanged h'oui's
upiands 7iec: middling Gulf. l1-i6c nm ,.,...
liverpool cablespo cotton firm; sales IZS 80 pa ie
and export loo bales: American 90 fae
receipts 1000 bales all American Mddng uplands "a.
FUTURES openei unchanged closed quiet 15g y
points net decline January February 33i rs; Fepiuary
March a3slls March-April, 339sb; Aprl-May Saoap
Juiy ISIS JulyAusst 354i2b: August September
September 342b November sO
yernter- December 337b; December January 35's man
cheser-yarns but steady: cloths quiet ana stea1y
COFTEE-Deoreased speculation took pace; osoLes
and the statistical SITUATION
was without important change Trading was osai d ano
featureless Havre TODAY. $4,000 bags ihcluoing
ls9 Brazilian Rio market quiet al 1l4:p reis. re
cepts. 1000 bags cleared for United states 49, s.ock
136 1900 bags; stock l.2Vo' ma
kei firm az eco refs. Cleared from Rio. steamship
Amalf with 300 bags Hamburg dull; July $3.50 pigs;
August $50 September 37:5: ostober 800 HARE yr
steady al decline July, 10 francs August ''I
eeptcnbe- 20 %: October t9.2b November. 60
Contracts closed quiet 5dl5 points decline Saes
ware 40 as follows:
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nor head and J.un. Wright a Co. sold and calf
ss head 4: for s,t Il: % Utss
.,. : II .s ."a
%.:s * e !: ss
.ns e sso. :: Sa" and 'Sf
ss;'a$$ r , Is q: FL e DO 10 ~ - 10 80
sanders: IS veas is2 ~ At g. 4 No. 1913 y; a. ~
10 a. n N.I.sn a, r.s 10 81 sa at IS
cult. "a Is. At ST. Il Sn''F"F calves Is" M
Mg,1sp 81 sS + 10, H.s. Il H. r. do
sS$$ sS$ sfs 4 !: 3, f.
4 C.; % 'fs ::'
shown. The orr ;H"s S prime IN sheep .o
s" c1. At e 80 ,, SSGr +, s i !. e.
smss =" m,aa" a weak 'ns Sas easier
.rs;S. 81 w s.1 ics e %:"''hy :T
s "o 80 sheer At g ~ 80 q d. ii do
So s, M: ss4 DO Cd NJ CT
g ksn' 4; X DO a. q a. az dc 70 at
90 ~ sa7S 1872 DO io' NJ at ~ 'o' V''''''"
!:s r. 4 $ yes . y g. e a, g. IL q:
Newton CO.. 217 Virginia lambs o. "a 20; N ." - a a.
$50 Ksn,ucHy t,s9 ' s,s a9 ana ND .ambs
81 20: 81 DO. 102 N. at - 90 ~ ''re'na r'''P ~ ~
49, go Ks Ksn Sss .s s%S' 20
~;:';f s; &C.: !.
n Harrington State lambs ~ 10 a. 80 ~ ~, " 70 90
n a, * ~: ~ state sheep 80 N. at 81 no. lo$ No. At
81 rs. $500. ~ - 80
,smc Wsn were c" % s ssr or Including
h.od lower at ~ 5OdS% per w 10
H. nm ,d Ell. AZ little more money Country Or ssed
in limited supply. quotaby unchanged AZ @'a"'' 'o'
medium and Si,hSc for light hogs a.. . ..-. =,
sales " Lamb: a5 state hogs. lN 10 average ~
81 10 Der oO M late THURSDAY =! state nogr -.
m NJ 81 65: 20 do 2l< m. AZ 81 81 10 do a" TO- NJ
81 10 . - -. %, ~ .. q, N. II 40
os7 m nj 81 20: rough hogs 100 No. at ~, ~.
r. " Hollis: 20 state hogs IL no 20 - ~ 'o"s"
do 4 N So 65 = stays. ga ~ AZ " lSH
sanders; II state hogs i33 NJ at 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

Only one sale was held Yesterday q. ~. a,
way Real Estate Salesroom. r. L. Ksnn.s,- ~
tho leasehod OF No 70 .vesey-st. i've .torv 49,.
front building. lot Exioo to G. Leiysrd n.,. ~
Ho.'0o protest was made sgains, IN. sas y. ~ ~
attorney for l.. j. Stephens. the defendant NV. ~
reieree. Edward d. H. Heydecker, decided 49, - -
FitzHmmons g. Smith nav. soA ~. ,,r..
~ nvc.story double apartment nous -
100 g Wsst E,ghtisth-st.. S5xaoxio22 feet M
feet "e' "'th ot 3xIn
Sor ne US a. dAmson has sold to Stephen r w..
$4,000 '"' y 'n'ro'st, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

The following plans for new buildings ana a''<
filed yesterday
At the main offioe: -
No new building plans were fled.
Alterations . o.r.r ~
Christopher-st. No l54 by Margare, DNeH' on
No .O3 Yves. llth-st. owner - Neii b'os'' ~
sees 10 a 3-story brick hotel. =:
East Houston-st No $40. BY David bacn, o, 10
DO East iO1th-st Owner. Afo.ph 'ut'''a"'
lessee 70 a three-story brick hotel.
l53d-st g. $50 n p Of BcueNard py tne oo'
poration OF Trinity Church. q 10 ies luton 81
owners. 10 a brick and iron renee "a'''''''''''
Uptown branch-Nsw buildings;
Fleetwood-ave. :. 100 r. y l,.th, Io
two-story frame dwelling hy Matilda l. s'e'ehs'
OF No 1863 East l17ih-st. owner. ...',...s,,
Arden Junction Boston and Westchester roacr
90 I've story and attic frame dwelling. by
George Skinner. Of No $50 West 42d-st
Alterations: 49,. p..a D..
a ,woSstory frame dwelling. by James Oleary.
lessee :....... -: -, "a .
two-story frame dwelling. by simon Murphey'
- =. - -
Morris~ave No $50. TO a three story frame hotel.
BY Ann Miller. owner -.
I'd ave No 2. 1893 'wQ-story brick hotel oy
John Corbett. OF No 9l5 Forest-ave. owner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANsrrRa

Lots seq 70 So5 and go map ~ Arden pro,sr,v,
Matilda Fraser 10 Eugene Bennett '"'
1881 ~. No 7s3 Eayt' Julius J Each. .Y.eu,nr
etc, 10 Bertha A y Menu .......
Same property Bertha A ID Menu TO Julus rs,h
Tremont-ave. corner Prospect ave Hjnio3.
Mary Mulrooney 10 William flrbach
Madison-ave. corner 18Th az iOS,1,O. sl.o
strip on g. 10 nchse wide. Joseph s,sins,
and wife to Richard Muenz ..........
1oNhst =. rs n of West End ave iSxss.
John Judge. referee, 20 Wesley Lyon
111th-st. n =. 10 n Of 9Th ave AZ 4xi10 n.
Noah Davis, referee. n Frederick Brandt
1+s,h-st. Nos $40 10 $40: John T. DarrsRh ana
wife 10 Daniel Dressner and another -.
1881 81. q. So II ~ Amsterdam ave isr
@11; Jeremiah q Lyons and wife caiha-
rlne r. Srnrenkeisen ........,.,...........
I'd ave, 8. 1879 Z, Of nth st or Trenlon'-av.
2IxMr21nS: Matthews Eynmer and wife 70
1890 st. No 22i West. corneIia rAmson 70
Stspheh 1 Noon ........ .........
Forest ave. =. 237I II Of Home ~. 2Oxs17;
Charles Hohl and wife IN John VOTERS and
TN ave. No 3; Charles Jackson. referee. 70
44'h-st. :. AIS n Of 9Th ave csxlO3; I'd
ward l. Mhau. as executor. TO John Poland.
18th st. $. las n Of Avenue a. 2jxf9 ks "
1910: Nathan Hutkopf and wife 70 Bernard
7sth-.t. No asi East: Kat. Davidson 70 Esther
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
FI-ROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Idy.rpooI July 1O.3 As p. -Rerf-ENtra India mess
easy al AIS "a: prime at 31s 81. Fork
Prime mess Western fine dull at As; DO medium dull at
ass cd Ueme-Shor cut. about "a TO 10 n firm AT 46s
Cumberland cut about q to 20 NJ dun AZ 24s
short rib about q n dull at 25s long clear middes
light about 40 AZ n. dull at 24s: long clear mddes
heavy about 50 55 10 dull at 23s; short clear mddes
heavy about 80 10 steady rs Ga clear bellies
about IL TO IA n. dull 23s 81 Shouders-Ahout u
90 IA n, steady At TArd-prime Western spot nom
nal Cheese-Amercan finest white and colored easy at
34s "a Tailow--Prime city ncinlnal C"tton.eed Oh
seady At los Cd RosIn-Common firm A. As Oh Wheat
No rod winter steady at rs Id. No. Northern spring
steady AT a. l0iad. Corn-Mxed Western spot dull at
2s iosd July dull at 2s loi:d: August dull at Is ID;
dull at 2s 11d. FlourS Louis fancy winter
auil AZ IS 3D. Hops At Iondon-Pacihc Coast dull at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore July io-rlour dull. unchanged: sales. ~
bbls WHEAT dull easy: No red. spot and July oVss
d5aSc: August 5s'. 9sOc September. eofeoc steamer
grade 5ssa6iisc stock bush: sales 81 900 bush
Corn dun mixed spot. 3is.Q32c July 3lhasls.c: Az
spss s7s sis sa ' de- Vsom m'Ss s
stock 81 800 bush sales. 1000 bush. oats steady No
whit wessrp 2s22., 10 giS s.a s Ok o 1esys
35c western stock 1900 bush Hay steady Sl8GSl6 90
Butter quiet fancy creamery. lec; ladle 1oc store
packed sqloc Coffee dull: No T. l3c. Sugar strong;
granulated. 81 81
81 G5as 90 clear and sraghs s2Ss3 40; winter clear
and s,raights 81 3oGs3 90 winter patents ~ oousS o.
steamer Yellow on track $.s No 40 ana a 4@asc 10
white 20? No do =;s Mn feed g.e' igT0s ma
dngs $40 75Nsi4: cottonseed meal. s2l o. Pork quiet
backs So 50aso; cuts 5000; lean ends; 81: Barrel
Racon' 7i,ao,c Veal quiet 6dsc Fresh beef-Steer'
ia &C. binds 9d0c fores. 3iaatc Butter quiet; MOTIF
ern creamery i8isa17c; western lyaiGc ima'i1n i59
Lambs quie, sgl2c Mutton and yesrilngs osas ac
cheese quiet: Northern. 6'aa7ac Western 8a6he EgIs
quiet nearby iGal7c Eastern nc; western af ,6 10
red kidney 81 loasi 10 pea slasi 81 msdiuws SIG
81 TO- Poultry steady iced turkeys lia2c W na
G ced chickens s % Wst iced @sSI" ssc
chc.ens i've fowls fq Sarps Valencia
s,s9sy st. sas 70 sayberres quiet ss? Blue
berries s0i2c. Backberries. +asc WatsJm.ons d1H
ooc Cab5ages native. each Ia6c Hay quiet and dul
s. leather steady hemiocx sole nenacid hrs,s
issioc. seconds 79sc Union. frsts. 2926c; seconds
23a24c
buffalo. July e-sprine wheat closed steady and un
Corn closed firm; demand unchanged Oats cvseu
weak ic lower and dull Rye closed irm no - 81" AZ
asked Flour quiet. weak and unchanged Mill 'eeo w"
and unchanged -
c.,o.ro Univ ,0-Ths leading futures ranged AZ fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

bush. private terms Z b anoet; 1000 hush No g. At
isNs: loco bush No white. al ai4c: 2ooo bush No
05. 600 bush No white clipped. at 2shc and private
terms o b anoat The Government report indicated
quiet and about steady at s7gssS t. - pxshEr
Market dull 79itc asked c I T..
The quotations the closing prices for the Pre-.
day closing prices for tina corresponding GATE
issf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

| Barry John J. and wife TO Marietta L Lane. s.
No s72 i4s,h st. ii2ri II q Bersen-av.,
Same to Wilhelm l. siese. No $40 East
posnd John. 't to the Til. cuarants. and Tru.
sam. to to Belle siH = Bosna no is IVES, .4,h-s
Bristol Elias I. 81. 20 Yves, SIDE savings Bank
No 1875 9Th ave. year :..,...;.' -
sw corner st. Nicholas Place and i52d-'' de-
Bdyr f"' rhona. 4. >, al to Henry Taylor nv
Baldwin George i ~ 10 Frederic Kenochan
as commissioner. Lewi'-st' IS IT Of
Brandt. FREDERICK. and wife to Francis Marks.
Bara t. y, Ma re- II and VIII. 70 German
Real Estate Title Guarantee CO., No a''
cowperthWa ait. Josephine y. 10 Josephine Cow
perthwait, as guardian n Frederick COW,
Flanagan, Richard ard Thomas. and James F
ioth'et Sois n e u University Place also
n 10Th st. 22so IT . Of University Place. -.
Finck. George. and VIE to, tie Bank for savinss
F,nSH George j and viii. to oscar shaw
corner s, Nicholas and i28th-s' years. y
Gerard-ave, 900 IT OF James st. years
Fisher Charles. to Eva Boil. ie'th-st' j" .,
Hart. Caherln. r. 70 Jacob A Zimmerman. 80
In1 N TO sna PSPGs sS
Same 70 same. same property months. :..,::.
Same to same. = Of a proposed street. 80 r vide
and Is Il Of Webster ave. months.
Keane Thomas Z, ard wife TO LOUIS + Bayard IS
55th- st. 800 II Of ~ ave years -.
Lyon Wesley a, and wife 70 Metropolitan Trust
60 trustee OF William A Seaver. deceased. q,
l01th-st IS IT 2 Of West End-ave. years..
Monk George. and william Gillies. 10 trustees o.
Jackson A Schultz. deceased. n lo6th-st. 10 ..
II OF Manhattan ave. years, ............. .,
Same 10 A y Fletcher. trustee. . lO6th-st, ITO -
II = OF Manhattan-av years. .............. u
Met 'auley John and wife to Jacob Rupert.
corner lOth-ave and 2Sth-s- year.
Mansfield William F. TO George Rand. Nos III .
and il7h Division-st, years.: ,:.........
Mitchell, deceased. n 46th-st, l44 II OF .
Menz Richard to Joseph Steiner. corner
Madison ave and 1i6th-s 4 years............. Y
schrenkeisen. Catharine f. 10 the lawyer Mort
gage Insurance Co. n l43d-si. 81 II Of Am
sterdain-ave. years .............
stenfeld David TO Carrie S,einfeld e corner
Sanders. Joshua c. and wife TO the National
Broadway Bank. SIth-st. 1873 10 II Of .
Park owe. note. months: ..:........-. ~
Teschner Goldine. 10 Samuel Minister, oist- ..
ST. 60 n OF Lexington-ave. 3 years. y
Urbach. William. Mary Mulrooney and yons
Morris. Locust Tremont-ave. n oofn0 A
Prospect-aye, years ...............:. ~
ye,ter' Gottfried. to John Faeth. 3ds,, ss'S a.
II e Of Avenue A. lease. years So. ~
Ward Walwoith. and wife TO Alice T. shoen
berger 8 9lst-st. 290 II " OF West f'hd-a'~ -,
years ..-.............. :.
Same TO Title Guarantee and Trust Company - Al
corner Riverside Drive and 9lst-st yeI...: ~
Zvisohn Esther Katie Davidson. NO o3f rsas' a
ISth-st years .........'.'...'' ''''''''''''
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Go Get for Business purpose
,lnfurnisbso Apartments % fst

TINHE DAfHOUSiF, ,.,,v wea -
i 40 10 As Central Park South n,rmern NJ sbsS
street. and fronting Central Park ms 90 fsnllieA
iu,elv nrenroN and unsurpassed as home 10 Inayfs
Two elegant Apartments to rent from oS'' .
of h. tan
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Grrursions.
GxfnrSioitS.
Long Island Railroads
Great Excursion Routes
no THE SEA.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

LEAVE Foor OF Bath ST. E. R.. daily e'cept Sun;
hourly from ITO to 1910 p NJ Additional train Race
Days c. l. J. c., 1870 p NJ. Sundays. $50 $50 io'iv
1910 p. NJ. 49,
WHITEHALL ST, via Bay Ridge. daily. except sun
day hourly from ITO A. NJ. TO 1910 p M, and nall
hourly from 1io TO- BIO r. n ADDITION, trains Escs
only 1910 p SUNDAYS hourly from s;lc 70 IA az
A. NJ and half hourly from 1910 20 2l0 2SO BID S:oo
and every half hour from 410. 10 $40. 1920 r. NJ
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R0CKAWAY BEACH.

VIA n. Y. AND ROCKAwAY BEACH r. r.
Trains leave Long Island CITY daily. except sunday.
5:s5 $40 1870 $40. 92O p. N. Saturdays 2:05. sOs.
$50 p. NJ. Sundays 49, $40; $50 1920 1880 II 20.
$50 4:9O $40 $40 s:3S TOO 725. 1885, s:lo $40. Dos
NJ,
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c0NEY ISLAND.
Brooklyn Bridge.
Through trains from B'klyn Terminus. B'kiyn Bridge.
via BkIyn Elevated and r. P. a r. ,n,. 49,.
half hourly from f65a A. NJ 1888 and twenty
minutes from io7 to 1o:47 p NJ. Sundays every 10
minutes :O3 1O:47 r. NJ.
Exc Tickets 20 cents including Elevated Fare on sale
at all b. r. X. r. stations.
Culver Route.
Leave foot Of WHITEHALL ST New-York daily;
hourly from ITO A. NJ to $40 and 1920 r. N. Sun
days 91O and half hourly from 1910 A. NJ TO 210 p NJ.
2:3O 310 $50 half hour from 4:1O 10 D;4O.
1920 p. NJ. Excursion Tickets ~ cents.