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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

involved the rebuilding Of hundreds Of
miles of railway; the purchase Of most,
Of the material new Gas. much Of the
old material was useless for the heav-5
Ter cars); the equipment Of the lines
with poles and wires; the purchase Of
motors-which in those days cost
$4,000 apiece; the building and equip
ping Of power houses; and all this
without the interruption of traffic fur
Their than was absolutely necessary.
The difficulties of the work were
both physical and financial. And it
should be remembered that the COM
pany was not Installing a system which
had been tried and tested for years
and with which experts were familiar,
but on the contrary, was handling an
almost unknown quantity force,
which as applied to motive power, was
quite untried.
But within two years the entire sys-
tenn of the two cities had been rebuilt
and equipped and largely extended.
When the local lines had been pretty
well brought into operation in both
cities, the company constructed the
first interurban line, which has been
pronounced to be one Of the finest of
the earlier interurban lines in the
country.
New problems remained to be solved.
At first power was supplied from the
companys building on Third avenue
N. But 1t soon became evident that
more power would be needed, and the
Twin City Rapid Transit company, as
it was now named, arranged with the
Pillsbury- Washburn Flour Mills COM
pany to utilize the power to be gen
Grated at the latter cornpany's new
power dam below the Falls Of st. An
thony. Here there was a possibility Of
generating 10000 horse power. Only
part Of this was to be utilized, but 1t
was thought that eventually the en-
tire amount would be needed
Years the entire 10000 horse power
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

was being used and supplementary
steam plants were necessary to keep
the Increased number Of street cars
running. Within two years more the
combined energies of all the power
plants could not do the work. and the
transit company planned the enormous
power-house which is now being built
on the river bank near the water
power plant just described.
This plant will alone have a ca
.pacity Of 45, 900 horse power and, with
the water power plant, will give the
company Sd 900 horse power available.
This will be one Of the largest electric
power plants In the country. The. COM
panys now operates over 80 miles Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

The Electrical Engineering company
was founded by Morgan Brooks in the
year 1900, In st. Paul. After having
been In business for three years in that
city, owing to the better business ia
cilities offered by Minneapolis, twas
removed to this city. It Is the pioneer
house of this kind in the northwest,
and has always carried the largest
stock Of goods in the northwest.
Its business has extended all over
the northwestern country to the coast.
Five travelling statesmen are employed,
and the volume Of its business is ex-
ceeded only by a few Of the largest
houses In the east. The officers are:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

So common is the use of electricity
to-day-the telephone, the electric
light. the electric cars and the vari-
Gus other electrical inventions are taxi
en- SO as a matter Of course-that 1t
seems, scarcely possible that all Of
them have come into general use since
the birth Of the Minneapolis boys not
yet grown to manhood.
The whole subject Of electrical de-
velopment Is closely related to that
Of transportation. The telegraph has
always been associated with the rail-
road: the telephone Is twin brother
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

cars in operation. most Of them eight
equally divided between the two COM
panies
The Street Railway System.
In no part of the city's life has there
been a greater transformation in the
twenty-five years Of T he Jjourn a rs
publication than In the. urban trans
portation system; and the remarkable
change has been due in large part to
the progress Of electrical invention and
adaptation.
In 1878 there wero five little bob
tailed horse cars In operation in Min
neapolis.
In 1908 there are more than 900
wheeled. electric cars Of high speed
and great carrying capacity
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

Morgan Brooks, president, and George
w. Hayford, secretary and treasurer.
The Electrical Engineering COM
pany does a wholesale and retail bust
ness In electrical supplies, as well as
in paints. oils, varnishes and brushes.
The company Is Minneapolis agent for
Heath & Milligan Manufacturing COM
pany's paints, colors and enamels.y Be-
sides contracting for all kinds Of cleo
trical equipment, the Electrical En-
cheering company makes to order
switchboards and other telephone ap-
planes, and makes a speciality Of In
stalling telephone systems. The COM
pany is located at, 24O Hennepin ave-
nue..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

It is but thirty years since the first
attempt to promote street railway
system in the city was made; and it
is interesting to note that Thomas
Lowry, so long identified with the
street car system Of the city. was con-
nected even. with this first abortive at
tempt to introduce street transporta--
ton. In 1878 a franchise was granted
to q. local company of which Colonel
w. S. King, w. D. Washburn, Il. j.
Mendenhall, R.. B. Langdon, J. G. Os-
wald, w. w. McNair, w. p. Westfall,
Paris Gibson and w. w. Eastman were
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

E FeIlrnan has sold for William H. Sheehy to
Daniel F. MahOny, two vacant lots on the north
side Of Emerson-st.. $50 feet west of Post-ave..
50x1O0 feet.
b. & D. w Blumenthal have sold for the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company No. AS East Eighty
sixth-st. 25x1OOs1s feas. a client
The McVickar Realty Company has sold for
Myer 5. Auerbach. No. e West Eighty nnth-st..
on lot 2oxioo feet to A ID. Bendheim. president of
the Metropolitan Tobacco Company.
9Ohn Mrs Rs Mary Of c en5sd M @ East o hss
hve story tenement house, on lot 25x7s feet to an
Charlotte NJ Tytus has sold No. go East One
hundred It, We ghh-st. five story fiat
Charles Ru6inger & Co. have sold for Max
Weinstein Nos 2s4 and 2ss seeond-st.. six story
struction.
Joseph L. Buttenweiser has sold No So Bedford
25xso feet and No Is Leroy-st-. a six story tene-
NJ. 3: Beals has bought from Mrs Georgia G.
Gray No. 1873 West one-hundred- and wenty-third-
ST. a tour story orownstone dwelling house, on
Isaac Heller has sold to Morris weinsteIn No. Is
three story Building on lot is2x5s sx1ssx52 feet.
Henry Hem Fan, has resoId for client 70 Henry
five story fathouse, lot 25x10o11 feet.
wen Mayer No is2 rRr sol four est story
double hath4Hse With stores on lot 25xsss sest
Ing. on lot 20xs2 feet Hoffman ieasehold.
to H. e. Alien No a w sSa 0r
four story dwelling house plot 2sxSSx irregular
csnt H. N Smith has as sold q. for Herman Hgne te
Vance to John p Friedhoff No 81 East one-hun.
ELECTROMAGNETIC dwelling house. on LOT
LowenfSid Prayer have sold for Lewis Frank rank
bDrdings' on plot q sxss 3 feet
/ : Robert CAM has sold Cor a. Frankheld No. 23-
brownstone dwelling house on a lot 7xfo05 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By Bryan Kennedy: 2iT soths.. 800 It ssh-ave
25x9Se; storT double n h: adrnr's SALE estate
Roth deceased; Tsthst. $50. 2774 Il A.
I6sxlO22 2; story dwg h: Savings Bank azt Mar
garet Glynu al: Weber. atty: LESSER ref amt
due s., 4gi OF: taxes. etc s285.
BY Joseph p Day: if9th-st. 5S5 s. 4444 n Of Ave-
nue. A. II. 1OxI00 II; story dws b: w weser a.
admr CCrcoran et al S Sturtz. atty. Elgas.
ref due So $50 48 etc s75 %: sold subject
a 81 500
ave- s. 6T.e II OF 1s4th-st: f0ox2s 4xss 7xsi Q.
AMMAN E, ali ThornalI atty; L Paris. ref; amt
due IS 256 IS: taxes. etc $40 e.
By l. J. Phillips l4th-st. sos Of Avsrue
A. 50xlOs. UnlOnport: A W Law. axt W c @ VII
son ct al; B Robinson. atty: " I Lee ref amt eu.
s322 So $50; 342 47thst, so n OK ist-
ave 2OxfO05 story ok c NJ ast r Levi
et al; L sonnsnoerg atty II Fried ref; ami
due IS 7s3 80. taxes s364 70.
By McVickar Realty Trust Co: Mott-ave. 100 n r
Of f44th-s, sx139 L Jones agt Natal.
Ciruhn ct al: L s & A NJ Bling. attys: j Baker ref
amt due. $40 1Ts 80. taxes. etc, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By George r Read 6 90: Jth-ave. e 10Th
ST. 3S6xl2s4: 4 story BIZ dwg h. Henry Parish. In
dividually and executor. d Parish al: z G
Parish atty; X q Monroe, refs PARTITION adjourned
BY L Philips & Co: IG4 o1st-s,. f55 st OF
3d-ave. i6sxeos: three story dwg d. one story bk
ct al; NJ q Israel atrys; char 'nchus, ref
amt due Se.662 -. taxes. etc. s. " H
Mayer party IN Interest, for Si2s30 49, . .
By McViCkar Realty Trust Company: f66 65th-st, s.
ia II OF Ams.erdaM-av lSXluU5; n dwg
II McKim agt Cole e al; II F Miller. atty; J
Maxwell ref; amt due ss.1So So taxes. etc 500 ad-
BY Parish. Fisher, Mooney & Co: ga Ist-ave W s.
14s It of z1sts 24x10o 0easehoI1) story h.
with fr bldg all right title and
Herman Ree.sing agt Johanna STA ct al; Appel
s14s 43: 10 the plaintiff for $500
BY b L Kennedy: 1Ssth-st. n s., 40S "a e Tee
Taw-ave 20 lots at from Is TO &c. 15I from "a SO TO
418; TO NJ Nolan. P J Moran AIbsno and John
BOgart for s1005O; Aqueductave fssthst % TTx
1874 13x50x Irregular to Holman for s2525; Aqueduc-
adjoining above SO f6xi14 T5x Irregular; also
John levers and Holman 50 x25: Aqueduct- ave-
ITO II OF 1ssth-st lots. each 25x10o: John
Russell. James Balm Kahn and p J Moran for
s5675; Aqueduct-ave. 19oth-st. 5oxio1.Tsx r-
regular to Dobbins for $1,000; Parkview Place.
1872 30 II $ I9Oth-st T045x139 "a Taw-ave
x45x1Oa %; Riggs for ss25: Parkview Place g.
IS ca to Thomas DiehI for $500: Tee Taw-ave cor
190th.t 100 49x46 Is Parkvte Place x24 2Ix7364
Thomas Dieh for 81 $50: Parkview Place Is
Of 1ecth,st plots at from so 20 5sx rom AZ 80 70
w Merkley Andrew Gray and James Balm rs:
Tee Taw-sve Parkvfew Place f00xsS
lar 20 Henry kuntz for $4,000; Tee Tswave 100 II
OF Parkview Place 5Ox163 IS Parkview-ave
regular, to Samuel Greenfield for $500; Tee
$50 II OK Parkview Place. 10 plots from Al 70
5I76x from 20 100. to James Balm c Alez: Gray.
II Rose. I p Curran. J Lanahan and A Prigge for
s4s75; Parkview Place s. 1872 30 It 8 OF fsOth-st
20 s5xl39I+ to Tee Taw-ave x45xi02. 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
Il Million Dollar Deal and Other
Large Transactions.

The volume OF business yesterday IN the real
estate market excellent. number or large
transactions being reported. Some OF the features
of the day were report Of the sale OF the old
Rossmore Hotel. at Forty-irst-st. and broadway
the purchase OF an Office building and four seven
story elevator apartment houses, valued at more
than s.oo00oo. by Myron II. Oppenheim, through
s. Marcus and auction sale Of many lots. winch
was held by Bryan L. Kennedy.
The properties which Mr. Oppenheim bought
from Rosetta Corn. through Mr. Marcus. were: The
freproOf Office building No 1s3 TO ~ Front-st,
which occupies the block I'm Front-st. from Pne-st.
to De Peyster-st-: the freproof seven story eie-
vator apartment houses. the Albert Court ana
st and Riverside Drive. and the seven story IRE
proof elevator buildings. the Cambridge and OK
ford at -hundred-and twenty fOurth-st. and
Madison-ave The Front-st. building was built
by John Jacob Astor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7th-ave. Nos 421 AZ 30 fxeo6 23d-st
$50 West. l9sx7s.l Samuel II stone 20
surety Realty Company one-Qparter part:
mortgage. $4,000: and ................. 600
Arnstercann-sve. n corner io7th-st. IS TxiOo:
ssi,co:. 80: -. s1Eso
31.2x tfx s f1.zx ASK n 92x T0I:
Cages. So: 900 -, $4,000
ct al trustees, John Ad6isor -, iaoco
isth-st Nos 227 and 22e West. 40xs1 8; James
Herman TO s. soans a eorporatlon, Nominal
T4th-St 240 II . Of 5th-avs. 2OxIo22; Jane
Wilson g Mary N < Wilson. Nominal
Patrick p'cEnson 1900
Benjamin Resented and another: mortgage.
42OtNo no
Anna sheldon 20 fIy shs.dsa. ,Noufna
22d-st. No 424 West. 10 sx93; Chario.ts z d. sers
70 William XIX o and. .............. loo
Arthur-ave. loo z > OF Is3t-st. 2lx97 Rich
si,io0 Nominal
%, sss.s..r r.t.rss. 10 wni,azs II Ely 500
Rss a5s ss5,s Ms r. 81 800 ssoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

~ york-Thouaas Caldwell, AGAINST
J,.liIs q Emanuel Ors Defendants-In pursuance OF
Judgment OF foreclosure sale duly and en-
tered in the entitled action bearing nine
teenth day october. 1908. undersigned
cree in said Judgment named will sell public auction
al the New-York Estate Salesroom No 16l Broad
way in the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF York
on the day November. 1903 at IL o'clock
that day Harris B. Fisher Auctioneer. premises
by said Judgment to be sold and herein described
follows: All that certain lot piece parcel land
the building thereon erected situate lying and being
in the City and Count, Of New York, bounded lie
scrfbed follows: beginning at a point South
erly de of hundred Eighth
t252) Easterly he East
Lexington running SoutherIy
and parallel with Lexington Avenue part way
party wall One hundred 900
lD inches the line OF the block; East
erIy and along line the block seventeen
90 feet; Nortnerl, parallel Lex
and Of the through another party
wall hundred 900 feet eleven nD inches the
Southery side Of said One hundred Eighth Street.
thence Westerly and al ng the utterly side
one hundred and Eighth Street I'D TO
point or place OF begin1
Dated New York, October 2lst. 1903.
HENRY w. SACKETT Referees
EDWARD V THORNALL. Attorney I4e
Broadway, New-York City.
The a diagram Of the de-
scribed Its street ia hundred and
Eighth Street: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
Public Notices

MTTNIcIPAI, CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
al Film Street, City OF Ssw York. 1i-z-'oe
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT OPEN c0MPETITIyE W., EXAMINATIONS INMATE
TYPEwRITTNG cOPYI5T. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20
1905 AT 10 A NJ Receipt OF applications closes Monday
JIyNiof ciFRK fF-IIMALlcl. WEDNESDAY, DECl2,L
9r.R leOS AT 10 n Receipt OF evpnestOas closes
Monday November n. az p NJ -. 49,. =.
- y,rrh.r tnformaon apply the Secretary Of the
Commission s WILLIAM hf''oNoSs esSi7tA'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
REALTY NOTES.

The Owners Realty Company has leased the
building at the southwest Of Thlrty-second-
st. and Sixth-ave.. lot 25x75 feet to d A
Doyle for five years at aggregate rental Of
$4,000
John p Kirwan has leased for Charles Schloss to
the s. Brainard's Sons Company the first floor OF
the building No. 1,512 Broadway. at the southeast
corner OF Forty fourth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
Home St.

Of the lien charge
which the property sold $3.50 20. with interest
from the 10th July. 1903 and
allowance amounting to the OF s20 D. together with
the expenses Of The approximate OF the
taxes. rates other liens which
allowed TO the purchaser out OF the purchase
by is $40 % and
premises will sold held
by Empire CITY Savings formerly Twelfth
Ward Savings Bark.
Dated New York, October 2Sth. 1908
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

red-aud-seventy-sixth-st.. north side. 90
feet west Of Bathgate-ave.. four story brick tene-
rrent house ssIsxS7: Michael Redmond. owner; J. J.
Vreeland architect: cost. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
BOSTON STOCKS.
,-,,-r,sh.s nv r. I. nsr I Co. No ; Nsssau-stD
v =. 30 ~. 10 NnN /
SECURITIES at AUCTION.


,pcfton AT the New-York Real Estate Salesroo
bv Adrian II. Muller & Son:
ss 200 Brooklyn Ferry per cent bonds. due 1915 -
interest Eel ruary and August. .-.-..-.-- o.
xs-5 600 National Abrasive Manufacturing Company
a Nep-York first mortgage g per cent 20
wear eol6 bonds. dated December 3C. 1905:
Tuv J. 1892: January 1. 1903. and July J..
1903 coupons attached. per bond $500
10 shares Trust Company u America. %
: shares Bayonne Trust Company. ~
beurure bonds. 1913. interest May and No
% shares Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Com
. Shares Illinois central Railroad company. 49,
~ shares Pennsylvania Railroad Company. III
70 shares Havana Tobacco Company, com
sso,o Missouri kansas and Texas Railroad Cst.
Louis Division first refunding per cent
$500 southern Psciac Central Pacific collateral =,
1000 shares International Fire Engine Company.
1000 shares International fire Engine Company,
seo sSa-es Kentucky Iron Company. -.
e 600 Nev-York Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
5or As due 1897 COUPONS April and October i0-
soao National Consolidated oil Company first
u1o-tgaEe 8 re- cent gola bonds. due Feb
ruary -. 1872 coupons February and Au- .,
.Enoo National Abrasive Manufacturing Company
"a Neu-Tcrk first mortgage cent 20
wear gold bonds dated December 80 1901.
courons January and July. 1902. coupons
o. On 49, a7,e-,cs, t,icic Company preferred s.
Is shares FEDERAL Bank transcription 70 SUI -,
an sla-es Ne-chants' Exchange National Bank 17C
.Is aao Richmond Light and Pailroad Company
ere+ collateral trust purchase money mort
gage 4 Der cent bonds. due 19A2..-------.- q
$500 Richmond Light and Railroad Company 81,
scrip .-------- -----.--.--- $500 ----"'--' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
TRADE N CHICAGO

A1' -@-b@iIAPA 70 TRE Tnrp-s-r
Chicago Nov. lL--There was a 49,.
.nons wheat traders 70 Try for rsily &c..
~en esenss for three DAYS The c,b,., - = -. %
No.. seulsns about Maintaining themselves -.
-s.re 80, "ele hrm snd hshsr unr almost noon
,s 49, was not much IN the wheat ,-,,.,. :.
- higher prices Receipts al primary - =
- S'o'ooo bushels larger than last ,es-1 n, -
-, compared with 1914 600 bushels ~ -,
,r,r~ &c ~ cars compared with go There - =.
p,-. -. e' N me shipping demand The Miehigs, -
=, = * was little bester than las, zen 80 re
- nseniina was besrish. a record bresEsn. -.
Us harvest general about December ! "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
PLANS FOR NEW HOTEL.

Plans were fled Yesterday at the Bureau Of Build
ings Manhattan. for twelve story apartment hotel
to be erected at No. to East Twenty-ssventh-st.
for the Argyle Realty Company. Of which James A.
Campbell is president II is to be IS feet front by
90 feet deep with facade OF limestone. brick and
terra Gotta The cost is placed at 10000 William
H. Birkmire Is tae architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
Bowling Green Trust Co.
20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital, sz,5OO,OOO. Surplus, s2,5Oo,OoO

Capital, sz,50O, 900. Surplus, s2.5OO,0OO
OFFICERS
EDWIN Gould - President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd v. Pres & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS - Secretary
DIRECTORS;
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jeffery,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward r. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William NJ. Laws,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, J. W. Middendorf,
Granville NJ. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Ashbel P. Fitch, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William H. Taylor,
George ]. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
John a. Hilton, John P. Truesdell,
E. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

rha ,,nrorirsts amount Of charge satisfy
which the above described property is TO be sold
thereon from the 10Th day
october 1908 together with costs and allowance
ing sea Il. with interest from october is'h 1903 to
geIher with the expenses OF the sale
The amount Of axes assessments other
sn wbISb are 10 be the purchaser
purchase money paid BY the Referee Is si2T Is
interest. ,on,
Da'ea +'e $500 HENRY W. sACRETT Referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Egsn, Blanche NJ. TO Joseph z Mooney. trustess
135tff-st. n q, 300 n OF Home-ave tas er-
isted IN 1sJD. mortgages. due November !.
- . - o. -
Philips. Henry. 20 Dry Dock Savings Institutions
Nsdison-st. =. COL u e OF Rutsers-sts years
90. - 81 To-
Hudinxsfelder Rosa. widow. to Dry Dock Savtnys
Institution: Sutton Place. :. 2e5 ~ n OF 5Sth-
81. years; "a per cent.
Sachs. Samuel. to Minnie stern: f20th-st .. 2l5
II Of Park-sve: also i2Oth-st go u Of
Park-sve: prior mortgase. 5000 years.
per GEM.
Loan Association. lane aIievWay. =. about
2Gs II Of Riverdsle-svs. instruments. per
o. p 70 o. . - FOL- - 81
Price. Mary J. 10 fremont Building and Loan
Association: f73d-st. = . q Of M0nTos-
Same 20 same. 1I3d-st. 8 corner MOnroe-ave;
tn-,alnents; per cent. ...-.... .........
Kane. william A. % Title Guarantee and Trust
Company; lot 40 % as. map Of 81 lots az Ire
mont years: 6 per cent 49,. .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

Milton Roblee has released from Ellen VI Pike the
Hotel Barthold at the southeast corner of Twenty
th'rd-st. and Broadway for five years at 5000 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

Madison-ave. n = corner f01st-ss 3 5x7e LIN
1911: Lizard Picard % Leopold kaufnAnns
rnort9aHs rs 7se. D G ard 90 s-..........s.-.ss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
MAYOR OF sEcoNo-Ave." a BUYER.

5. Steingut the real estate broker who is called
the Mayor Of Second-ave." has bought No. Al
Sixth-st., three story private dwelling house
Wolkenberz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

weakness started in corn. 1t spread wheat
There a good deal Of professional short selling
The market early advance and under the
pressure stop orders so.S of ic from
the h gh prices and closed &c under yesterday
December sold 777sc and 76Ac, and closed 769sc;
NAV closed 1Gssc. bid, ana July 73ssc sellers
There covering by early sellers just before the
close There Gemoralized market for low
gra6es q wheat to-day spring wheat of SC a
bushe,. Receipts here are increasing a good deal OF
A lev grade spring wheat from Minneapolis Some low
ersse spring Vheats or i0c within week
There short cover early, pretty nearly
everybody having put lire n the expectation OF
bearish government report There through the
Middle Something started the scalpng shorts 70
covering and corn hour strong and &c 70 19c
higher rally the selling bsFan by ths Gig iner
estx. so5 every squirt The demand w.
filed early buyers turned sellers The naTket o
the top lc. snd closed sc 70 sc onasI
ter5sy December sold at 431c and 42e ana s.os
bid May. 4isse Lack q trade vas ssslns, tne nv
Wall street experiences have eeoia -.
generally Receipts were ls5 cars tas ne s,sb "
io-norrCvv l25. Shipping sales were SeOooV JUS, 80
There TIE same experisnse n cas- a m Nv n,rt 81
corT-strength early and Generalization 81 hs
holders later After an early 1e Tsly PTS Ts Rnf
close &c &c under yestet
falo blockade hurting the cash nerks, s Sts
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There Is outside buyns - IN INC gram
Hogs keep weak. IN spite OF moderate TeceiSo-