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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Oct. T.

Flour-Receipts. 1881 bbls; sales, 400 pkgs;
steady but quiet. Buckwheat flour, firm; $2.250
2,75 spot and to arrive. Wheat, receipts, 277,-
675 bu; sales, $4,000 bu; fairly active and
cember, 74A @74kc: May, 74A @15 Lice. Rye,
steady; state, 54m54hc: C. L., f. New York !;
No. 2: western. 1ac, af1oat; No. g. 54@56Ac
track Corn, receipts. s4 100 bu sales, $4,000 bu
opened lower on the fine ther, but rallied
TRea rscs4s 9 May g
steady; track white, 37@37hc. -.
Close: Wheat-Dncember, 74Ac; May, 75c.
Corn-December, 54Hc: May,'47hc. ':.~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

8 ST. LOUIS LEAD, Oct sLead-Easier; 81
Spelter-Steady; $500. F
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07
Totals .2,4O9


CATTLE-Yesterdays big run was followed by
another another to-day considerably above the average
lower prices: Stock cattle trade very % Slow. " Re- Re-
telpts , included lot of common native stuff hard
Sg4sd at at anx se 6esr ysG sasx little butcher
Is s HS Z: Is: ''S
:, Cutters and Canners-1. 7:O lbs s24O: 1. $50
lbs. s.; 2, 80 lbs, s16o; i, LOCO lbs, s2.25;
D. Buteber tsS loT Rua Sa75 1000 90 lbs $159
:. Veal calves-11, 1925 lbs. s5.25: 2. 1so lbs
- ST. Stock and Feeding steers-20 westerns. 1.1e5
lbs. s.; % westerns LIPS lbs, $3.50; II west
erns s1s 1222 r. lbs 10 so 2s westsrns s4e lbs
> =, $50 T' lbs. 81. ''0 ''S' $"' L. $40 '0S
..oek and Feeding Bulls-s: 1:2oo lbs $780,
Mich CO COWS an1 a eGs s2sS cows and calf
$56; $56; COW and nd calf $50; COW and 1 calf.
so good as yesterday: but offerings included few
Rsss ss from 2gts WIS., buE tt$ roSs
225 u.s. &c. es 1ss g. 5s 1 Ss2 lbs: Is $1s ads ts
sL:45: Il: 234 lbs 81. go: 2s 292 lbs. $40; 16'
222 lbs. ,$7:25; 43, 229 lbs, $3.50; 81, 16s lbs,
Pigs and Underweights-, 115 lbs, SC. so; 5,
1os lbs, $625. y
sHEFp-Sheep and lambs in fair demand with
prices steady on the former, but 15c lower on
..a,
killing Sheep and Lambs-44 lambs. IS lbs,
"t2-: So lambs. 73 lbs. 81 20; 36 lambs. 50 lbs,
81; ewes, 1872 lbs, So; 81 ewes, 80 lbs, $500;
Among the shippers the market were: A.
Nj ...a,e, a,:uOck; L. L. Husset, Hatton
H. Carpenter. Tagus; NJ. Schuchart, A. l.. Nc
Dowell. Hutchinson; Brabee & Miller, Waverly
L.. Rausch Howard Lake; Riley Brothers, Ellis
! worth G. NIair, River Falls; j.. Tingvall. Elm
wood; NJ. Uhlman, Roberts; Stevens Cattle Co.,
Avoca; J. Williams. White Earth; Hall Brothers,
G: Parent. Foley; r. Towne, Velva; H. keye,
Maiden Rock; J. B: Daily, Madison; Lewis Broth
/ -: .Annandale; N. Anderson, Brooten: A. Lind
erholm, Belgrade; w. r. Blaisdell, Wyndmere;
| Hagen Brothers, Eden Valley, G. NJ. Rhuland
New -Paynesville; Boerner Bender Buffalo; ]
| y. Nett. Albany: G. Massey, Knapp; J. Kilroy
r. T. Trench, Nerstrand W. McVay. Kenyon
A. J. Galagan, Elysian: G. Mold. Nelson: Good
rich & Harkness. J. V. Jones, Elrand: G. Schaub
Wabasha; F. Mailman. Brook Park; B. A. John
son. Clayton; A. Gilstad. Deer Park; Vassar
| Brothers. Clear Lake; Allbee Brothers, New
Richmond: J. N. Schotz. Rouer & Bury, Mont
gomery; Mark Walsh, Kilkenny; ?. H. Dono
van, Belle Plains; S. H. Pettis, st. Peter; G. W
| Dodge, Madelia. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, Oct. 4
Lead and copper, quiet, unchanged.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct 7.-Closng: Wheat,
spot. No. red western winter. dull, IS 1Od: No.
| northern spring. firm. IS 71Ad No. California
firm. is Sd: futures quiet; December, IS 9Md:
March, IS 10Ad. Corn, spot steady: American
mixed. IS Shd; futures steady: October, 5s Cd
January, As 3Ad; March, As Id.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Oct. 7.-Close: Wheat
2 hard, 66Ac; No. 2 red. 65Hc. Corn-October,
4sMc; December, 31M37Mc; May, 36M 637c.
Cash. No. mixed, 56hc; No. wlite G0c
Oats--No. 2 white 800 34c. .~' ,,u:.. II =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

Closing prices are biaf l.. %'T< H.,
Sales M stoets- High. qaa, I Low. ~ Bid 5MelGssM Bid.
est. | est. lOct Z. IOct 6.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07
RANGE OF WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS
THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


Nc. fla No corn,
Nc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07
ABOVE The AVERAGE
Cattle Receipts at the South St. Paul
Yards Continue Running
Very Heavy.
Stock Cattle in Slow Sale and Even
the Best Butcher Stock
.: a.. " Weaker. > *>~ p

South St. Paul. MINI. Oct. 7.-Estimated re-
4,75o; calves, 25o;' hogs, $500; sheep, 5000;
cars, 273.s. 80 g ...-'' ,
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l.. 1902, to date, as compared with the
same period in 1901: ,,--,.. ...-
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Horses Cars
1902 192O90 "a, 766 429 469 313.92O ,4sG 10 1873
1901 1O8201 20, 609 1884 595 141, 500 IA 522 1O7S7
Inc. S3,S9S 5,15S 44,S74 172, ,42O ...... 4371
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

Sell Your "Stocks," Buy "Socks."
Never lower" Hoffman's Toggery
Shop. ...-L ,.-:.. u.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Catholic Club yesterday obtained two mort
cages on its property at No. 40 Central Park
West. One was for $225 900. at 4 rer cent for five
years, and the other for $4,000 at per cent for
five years. 1t is said that this transaction is sim
ply a renewal of old mortgages
1t was learned yesterday that Franklin Haines Is
the buyer of the plot po5xl25 feet. at the south
corner OF Sixty-hfth-st and Central Park West
recently sold by Samuel Goldsticker for Edmund
Coffin.
Mrs Eleanor a. Butler is reported to have sold
No 3S1 West Seventeenth-st- a fve story fathouse
a lot 25x92 feet.
T. Scott & Son have sold for Albert Peiser No.
us East Ninety-hfth-st, a three story and base
ment stone front dwelling house. on lot 1ssxle0s 8
feet.
Horace S. Ely Co have sold for Charles "
Mccall 10 Henry Phipps and William s. Hawk No.
dwelling house. lot 22x10a5 feet. William 8
Hawk Is one of the owners OF the Hotel Manhattan.
Thomas L. Reynolds has sold for the Bradley &
Currier Company No. East One-huudred-an
rty-fourtA-st, hve story double hathouse, on
lot 25xS5x1O0 feet.
Mrs Nellie Volt has resold to Louis L. Richman
No l6l Canal-st, five story building, lot
22X50 feet.
Edward J. Hancy has sold 20 Mrs. Douglass W
Burnham No. 80 West Ftfty-hrst-St.. three story
and basement brownstone front dwelling house. on
a lot 2lX1005 feet
JOIN. r. Davidson has sold for Theodore s. CORY
story and basement dwelling house. a lot 1Sx5O
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
AN OBJECT LESSON.

The idea Of an industrial corporation accumu-
lating a surplus fund is an innovation, and had
the custom been adopted ten years ago the
modern history of such corporations would
have been far different from what il is
IN the present era of prosperity il is a wise
administration which prepares for the lean
years which a great many people think are 10
como. The L. :. Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry
Company has accumulated a surplus Of nearly
81 0go890 and viii continue 10 increase the
fund for the rainy day This policy can not be
too highly commended; for II the hard times do
come there viii he an abundance Of accumu-
lsred profits % tide over the lean years, and
holders Of the Preferred Stock al least Will not
suffer.
Since President Hayes took hold OF the con-
cern the company has paid off a floating in
debtedness Of nearly 100000 The surplus.
which is the particularly cOmmendable feature.
has been invested in the underlying bonds OF
the constituent companies. which have been
purchased in the open market and also in the
company's Preferred Stock. which has been ac-
quired I'm the same way; S341.555 having been
invested IN the Preferred Stock. $4,000 in the
American Pipe and Foundry Company Bonds.
being about ouc-hah Of the entire bonded DEBT
Ultimately a ID 81 bonds will be bought IN.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
CONSERVATIVE DISPOSITION OF
PROFITS.

Here is company which earned net proht
in a YEAR Of Sg0l $40. IT derived from other
sources S39S7. so that there was total OF
S905 SS6 which disposed Of as follows:
Interest On bonds So 4l5 leaving Ss2S,41l.
Tbe sum of Sll7s2S7 was charged off for i'm
provements. leaving a balance Of SIll.lS4. Divi-
dends of > per cent March and June 1902, were
paid on the Preferred Stock, which called for
So46O63 leaving a balance Of S46o. III. From
his amount the sum of S2S9 So was deducted
and set aside into reserve fund for adoi-
tional working capital" leaving SlI5294. In
June. 1901. the company had accumulated
surplus of Sj0036l 10 which is added the bal
ance for the year of Sl15,29 which gives the
company surplus furd Of S6I5,655. To this
fund may be properly added the recently formed
reserve for additional working capital and
the company has accumulated a total surplus
fund Of Sg65, 8S2-Very nearly one million
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

~ OF New Yor5.-AIce c. Crowell Plaintir. against
Egbert G.. Denson al Defendants-In pursuance or
Foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered
action bearing date the Ith day Or
September 1902 Undersigned the Referse IN SAID
Judgment will sell Public Auction. az ne rev
Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway IN tho
Manhattan city OF New York on the sn gay
October 1907 Il o'clock on that daS by Enlp
sulyth Aqetoneer the premises arrested ny sag lee
certain loS piece parcel Of land situate lying and Pc
ing In OF the city Of New YORK. on the
northweserly side Of Dcy Street between washington anu
Streets. and DISTINGUISHED as lot hummer
"a IN certain survey thereof made oy X
deed OF Of the said parcel OF land
go, th. and O
OF York William Howard. bearing date the lst day
of March hundred and nineteen, and
Office OF the Register OF the CITY and
County OF York IN LbCr No 100 OF Convey ances
bounded follows; SOutheastery BY the
northweSterly side OF Dey Street aforesaid North
eastery Lot Number Six said map; Northwest
Number sixteen G6) and partly by Lot
Number Seventeen G7) said map and southwssterly
by numbers eight and and CO) on said
the said lot being O feet breadth IN rronr
and siXtyeght feet length each side
thereof by the said thereof rsferencs
being thereunto had. win fully appear; and which
satd premises are known Nuuaber - Dey Street
Dated. New York October 9Th 1902.
AUGUST &. NANZ. Referee.
REMSEN & PARSONS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 90 Wall
Street. Borough of Manhattan CITY OF New York.
The following diagram 90 the property TO be sold as
described 81 DeY Street:
Fulton Street
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
Gitn properin for Sale.
DOWNTOWN CORNER, NEW BUILDING,
RENTED ONE TENANT II YEARS.
PAYS 5h PER CENT NET.
rutland & WHITING CO.,
BEEKMAN STREET.
London.
5 BEEKMAN 81

FfyO WEALTHY CAPITALISTS Investing Corporations
he Investing Public; Unprecedented sale OF a
Freehold London present producing upwards
o per annuu. with valuable Teversions.
KENSINGTO% this favOrite and hgh-Class
residential district near Kenstngton Gardens Hyde
Park a very important ard highly valuable Freehold
Estate extending 50 and comprising that
lying between Pembroke Road. STRAIT
for Road nd Gardens the north; Richmond
Road on the south: Lexham Gardens and Earls Court
Road the east the West London Extension Rail-
the
The estate is fully covered with about 14SO town
houses blocks OF shops. and other premises, Is
and other roads, with important
junction station. Ers Court in It's centre, and
is between proposed tube railways.
The which is let on leases having from
So years uneNpired, produces at present total
ground rent OF about 1880
with the rack rents moderately estimated
at 100000 per annuH-
ground landlords OF the metropolis OF
the world and so acquire the position influence
associated with ownership OF such London
II lot IL Will be offered about
varying from ground rents OF fiO
per annuu To sold by auction Winchester House
T;road Street London z. C., Monday. pecenber
list next and following days O'Clock unless pre-
viously disposed private treaty. Particulars with
and conditions of sale tSs EACH OF Messrs FIai-
gate ana Co Solicitors Craigs Court, Charing cross
S W and OF Trollope. Estate Agents. SURVEYORS
and Auctoneers Mount Street Grosvenor square w
Place Saton Square. s W. West Halkin Street
Relgrave Square. s. W. and Victoria Street West
minister. 8. W.. Lordon
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
foreclosure Sales.


- County Of New YORK., Place Of TraI-Pauins May.
against Jacob Bernstein and Others defendants
In OF tudsrrt q foreclosure and sale. duly
entered IN the above entitled action bearing das
the 18th day Of lctoeer 1892 l. the Undersigned the
Referee In said judgment named. will SCI. public
the New York Real Estate SaesToom, No III
Broadway. in the CITY Of New York Borough Of Manhat
the Eth day OF November. 1907. 12 O'Clock
O. day. BY n PnRnx InEraharl, Auctionesr.
premises directed by said judgments be sold. and
described follows All lot piece
land the buildings erected situate
lying being Twelfth OF City OF New
York. bounded and described follows Beginning at
point the souhery side ot one hundred and thirty
fourth Street distant hundred and etshty-ve eS)
feet westerly from the souhwestery Of Fifth Ave
and One hundred and thirty fourth Street. running
thence sOutherly parallel with Fifth Avenue, and for
OF TIE distance through wall nnetynine tssl
eleven inches line OF the blocks
westerly, along the block
parallel hundred
ty-ve feet. thence rorhey parallel with Fth
Avenue, and for OF the distance through another
wall ninety (99l feet ard eleven 1 inches 70
said sOuhery line side of one hundred and thirty
Street. and thence along twenty
five t25l feet to the point place OF beginning
Dated. New York. October lIth, 1902
JOHN A WALSH. Referee.
HEYMANN q MAY. Attorneys for Plaintin. SIS Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following IS diagram the premises referred Ia
IN the foregoing notice OF sale:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
NV YORK sIPREAIE COIRT. COUNTY

Of New York. George F. Victor, Plaintiff. against
Orlando +. others. DstendantsIn
OF Judgment Foreclosure and Sale duly made and
entered aboveentted action date the Tth
Judgment named. will sell Public
New York Real SaesFoOm. No. III broadway.
the Borough Manhattan City OF New York the 6th
day OF IL O'Clock
Vincent \. NuctOneer. the premises directed by
therein described follows:
All lot, piece, MARCEL OF land. with ths
buildings and thereon situate. lying and
being n city. County and and
bounded and ribed follows: Beginning
formed the intersection OF the Westerly side ot
End with NOTthery side OF
t16th) Street running thence Northery along West
End Twentyegh ts feet four % inches; thence
paTalls with
through party wall Ffty-one t51 feet
thence NOTchariy parallel with West End
seventy-sxth C76thl stree, Twelve N2l feet thence
Southerly parallel with West End entire dis
through party vail ThirtysiN (36
76th Street thence EasterIy along Seventy-sxth
point place beginning Subject restrictions
building hereby
making addition 70 extension of
erected the lot hereby conveyed created by the
Hugh Lamb and wife George +. Victor dated March
sh. 1897 and recorded in the Office OF Register
CITY and County OF New York March 10Th 1892 IN
Block Series (ConNeyancesl Section Liher
being the conveyed 20
DOrulan By said George Victor and wife by deed
bearing even date with said mortgage which given
tie payment OF part OF the purchase money
said premises.
Dated New York. October 18th. 1912
JOHN T. CANAVAN, Referees
J. A. McCREERY. Attorney FOR PLAINTIFF, No. 10 Mas
Street, Manhattan. New York;
The following diagram OF the property be sod
described above. the street number being s4I West End
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
LISTED ON THE NEW YORK
EXCHANGE.

L. S. Cast Iron Pipe Preferred and Common
Stocks are listed on the NewNOTk Stock EN-
change, and actively traded in. During the
recent slump both stocks held remarkably
strong without any effort to support prices
The capital stock outstanding consists or Sl%,-
5oOVO Nor-CumulatiVe Preferred, and the
same amount Of Common. There are some
N,otoo0 underlying bonds Of constituent COM
panies. Dividends Of per cent per annum were
paid on The Preferred Stock from 1893 10 June,
1905 In March. 1902, dividends were resumed
and are now being laid at the rate or per
cent per annum, in quarterly installments. ] per
cent haEing been declared and paid IN March'
June and September, the next dividend or L per
rrl1fY ff Tnl.1 11,fr-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By u. P. Ingraham & 24s 11Oth-st. $. I1es
II of 2d-ave SxlOO1I: sly bk dwg foreclosure
sale; Hannah Bierhon Louis Aaron et al; Kurzman
4 FrsDkenheimer, attys; L NJ Ward ref; due on
tUdgt s., ,6.5 =; costs S5l5 a. taxes. etc. $50
BY Peter r Meyer & 90: Rosed lls-ave. W 31T IL .
West Farms-Td a5Xs+ 5X5. I2Xs6S. I'm dws n. fore
closure sale Maria Chas KuaUs et al; Eu-
gene Sweeney atty. PalnieTi ref; due iudgt,
81 COZ costs Sl64 81; taxes $50 10
BY Herbert \ sherman: southern boulevard s. IS
II of i6Ith- st: ; 80 100 IS "a. IL n
IOu 167th-st \ - IL X 50 100; vacant foreclo-
sure sale; Frederick W Farquhar Marie Dub al;
Davies Stone Ausrbach attys; Edw Harding. ref
iudgt. $2.59S 26 costs. $3.50 "a; taxes. etc,
s., 400 l6
BY Philip \. Smyth, I.enoX-aVe and l3ath ST.
ner, eg.IlxlOO. story flats and b
ST sale, simon Adler al David
Pollacz al Lschman X Goldsmith. attys. Butler.
ref judgt $T9t4 N. costs S3tf Ia taxes. etc.
81 AIS prior ns. 500 500 upol which is unpaid SSS
600 and int
AT COUNTY COURT HOUSE. LONG ISLAND CITY
BY W. e. Woodburn * Plot Of az
Newown Queens co. bounded ny lands of A Reulsen.
Howard Van Dyne. NJ Kapelye ana e r Way, and in
tersected by " Stronss ri; also n
OF Irving Place, NeWtoWn, Queens Co, l50N144T
partition sale Lverich - al Matilda IEBrad-
ford admN, et al Daniel Seymour. atty; L. Della
field, ref.
NEW BUILDING PLANS
lOsrh-st. $ 2o0t It e Of Broadway. a four
brick stable, 49. 1XiOO likes: NJ Henry,
W Cole, architect SIS 900
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

The approximate of lien or chargs satisfy
which above described property Is 20 be sold Il
81 $780, with thereon from October l3th 1902
together with costs and allowance amounting 20 s32iO
thereon frOt October 18th. 1902
with the expenses OF sale The approximate ot
and rates Is Sit5o4. such amount to be al
lowed the purchaser Of the purchase paid
By referee The premises will be sold subject 20
held by the OF Caroline l. Macy.
made the OF $4,000. which the sum
500 of principal unpaid and overdue together With
interest thereon the OF cent per ennu from
the September 1902 accrued and to accrae
- John A. WALSH. Reterss.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
Offering OF BONDS AND STOCK
The Denver, Northwestern & Pacific
Railway Company.
Payments to be Made in lnstaIments or at Once at
Subscribers Option.

2sT1
WESTERN AND PACIFIC RAILWAY equip approximately
subscription and stock " the Railway Company which are no" 'S
sg@" n, % - @ sa T.s [ ' natsas bond" of the Railway Company % %
% pa % s - - " n stock and 5000" stock for each
capital @ @ 60. 1 @ o ai"
The first " Railway Company
800 %n - exec % Four Per Gold which issue the Nna'
The cOIoradOJtah Construction Company receive through
The nercantie Trust Company New yorkC City,
Providence Banking Providence r. L.;
Company, Philadelphia Pa and
The international Trust Company, Colorado
Tnr for D % snG AND Psss s,9s GS & the sS9d S "@s
mentioned until Nmber 10 1902
usi n. n an to be asd by the parties whose pnsan"a a5
rPs. F ] @ nD 's I % with the RAILWAY shall the
@ Pa subscribed " once Each subscriber " receive "
$1,000
$3.50 NOn-cumuIative Stock
$3.50 Common the Railway Company
$ 5 are cs5s ssh a a eas @ % STra by t % @
receipts
@ interest
b
securing The sssn sub @ ] Ss9sH ] 3
e essneso
where application b o@sas @ y
S4aus $4,000 @ % a~ef ssTf ~s . 4Os % ~a
m @ @
Of
oOLoRADO-rrAH
& @ 9 % % Soo % 5 @ sa S'91s 2s and "eT % ' Ssrsa s rS
% ' @ s 5 % broad @ areas % eh 3 % " % ana ana %s & ' ] a. @ saas a tn % large
which which this "' vii be o9a.a The local business s.sasa
THE Dr" "r''HHS AND r''ra' % 1;a11 %SH6%'s W ss ssHr>Tr &
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
OFFICE OF
CLAUDE ASHBR00K,
STOCK BROKER,
,ruBER cINGNNAu STOCK EXCHANGE.
r;s,b and Vine Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.
october 20. 1902.

,-5 observers Of market conditions are
- ~ The Iudustrials as the logical field OF
'o-'.. -a,iops for the next bull movement in the
Ner-York stock market
80 ,5eal conditions are in process OF de-
,,e,t il is a pleasure 10 discuss special
-. for investors are enabled thereby 10
1lsce their funds where the returns are re-
,,unerative. and not only that but there is
ma an illustration ] will select a company
a. ,-as formed in 1893. which paid dividends
NlH1 tirne and then retrograoed. There has
10 iol . no receivershIp, nor any such troubles, but
pe ss mas been "a change of management and
- - results speak for themselves.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the abovedescrbe1 70 be sold is Fifteen
thousand tive hundred and ht four ana LEO SlS 55 10
dollars thereon the @6th
tenher 1902 together with costs and allowance amounting
Three and l0l00 (S3l5 ) dollars
with September 27th 1902 with the
the sale The approximate amount OF
other liens which be allowed 70 the
purchaser ~ the purchase paid by the
Referee. hundred and siNtyeight and 40 100
tSI6S. i6) dollars and interest.
AUGUST & MANI. Refere-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
REAL ESTATE.
ANOTHER INTERESTING SALE IN WEST
THIRTY-FIRST-ST REPORTED.

The four story building No 81 West Thirty-frst-
St. lot 16sx9S9 feet. is reported to have been
sold. II is owned by Mary S. Rider 1t adjoins No.
IS West Thirty-frst-st. which was reported on
Wednesday 10 have been sold 1t is thought that
these two houses have been bought by the same
person and that the plot will be improved There
Is excellent demand for properties in this sec
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
Tsth Street.

The premises subject hrst mortgaxe
Forty Thousand Dollars and 4aF per annun,
April 1, 1902. The approximate or the lien
satisfy which the property be sold
SIG and October 3 1907 and s4aa *
and interest from October T. 1902
the sale. The approximate and water
rents % be allowed the purchaser paid Referee
from the purchase Is ST09 0S
Dated New York, October 18TH 1902.
JOHN T. CANAvAN, Refexss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
BrookInu properin for Safe.

ENI.ATBCSH-East 2ith-st. Avenue = and beau
IL titul south Wildwood New detached house. IL rooms
large BATH cellar csuented and piasteTed furnace all i'm
proyements, oak trimmed. decorated. cabinet nsntss
nelghborhood all right lot s0xlOo: taken fer dent rns,
SELL worth $500 rented $50 possession on sboT
notice 500 cash and si2 monthly. Opportunity excsn
tionaL MORTGAGEE. Room 81. "a Wall-st.. M ~~S
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
BUILDING LOAN OF 100000

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has
made loan OF 100000 to the Empire Realty Cor
poration on the property at the northeast corner
OF University Place and Eleventh-st;. 1857 feet In
University Place by l419 feet in Eleventh-st by
irregular. An eleven story and basement hreproof
store and lott hmding is 10 be erected-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
Gountrn propertn 90 Let.

C,ALIFoRNIA,- Jose; elegant furnished 12-roon,
I j residence heated lawn; Sl2S monthly for -eason
PALMGRoVE. Tribune Ofac-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
Go Get for Business purposrs.

IvINE. large floor: Berkeley Lyceuu
K building. 23 West fith ST. Apply premises
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
u. S. CAST IRON PIPE

s Fouudry Company and more particularly
@ snU ron-cunulative preferred stock. which is
ne l receiving dividends at the rate OF 4 per
IT,. nor suuum and quoted under go. will do
g CEN , = FOR safe investment. II viii also do 10
~ U. for he assured rise that is in store for st.
DD-ss,er.v ~ speaking il is Z per cent stock,
and il cannot therefore be compared to L. ;.
49, common, for there is good reason TO be-
49, mar il win not be a great while before
Es old rate Of per cent VIII be restored; and
.bie being the case, and other conditions being
S.s s,ro ne II is exceedingly improba BILE that
notafions viii continue 10 remain at the present
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
HERE ARE THE FACTS.

rhs following financial statement duly certi-
"a 20 nv the Audit Company Of New-York
tu,.s NJ the profits earned the last fiscal year
on5 how the profits were disposed OF under the
~ ~ sar,fnistration Of the new president Mr.
Hayes;