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New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

TURKEYS. per n. 13816c: BROILERS. Philadelphia 3
western milk fed. dry picked. 1salec: DO dry picked
choice. 1681Ic do poorer Grades l4g1otac; Michigan
Ohio. scalded. fancy lie, other Western scalded
choice. l6c: poorer grades. 14gl5c: FOWLS 10
12G15c Other POultTv-OI4D COCKS. lie DUCKS
CiGMF-Frozen plover in fair demand and steady.
Golden. dozen. S+s4 80: do black and grass
POrATOEs AND vEGET ABLEs-Irish potatoes sell
ing fairly and about steady. Sweet potatoes weaker
Onions in heavy supply weak Cabbages steady.
Reets dun. Celery selling well. Cucunbers
nrmer. Cucumber pickles higher. steady Egg
plants dull Lettuce poor and dragging Lima beans
lower. Tomatoes slow. Other vegetables quoted
We quote: POTATOES. white, bbl. 81 G)QS2 %. do
sweet yellow per Dbl s. SOC 81 DO red and white $50
81 75aS2 25 do red ST 56aS2 BEETS per 100 lunches
sIGSl 80. CARROTS. per Dbl. 81 59gS2; CELERY per
CUCUIfBERs. per bbl. S1@s2; CUCCMBER PICKLES
FLOWERS 7 Per bei sIa$f coRN per 100 .5es1 .;
S5cGS1; LIMA BEANS. rer bag. b0c9s1 so; OKE3A per
basket SIQ$1 90 PEPPERS. per bbl I5clfS1 y: PEAS
per basket. $1g< so Do per bag 75ea$I %: RaANs a
SPINACH per bbI 5cQSI; SQUASH per bbl. T5cs1 80:
TOMATOES. per box. Sogstc TCIRNlPS. rutaoaSa per
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Ths week has maintained
a steady the late current ranges. Prime hay Is
pentful. buyers await the outcome Of new
arriving freely but there ts no wide advance 70
be noted conveniently await larger
receipts might favor them IN free alngs BARGE
shippers still busy In marketing fa PRODUCTS
and hay is likely pushed aside for week so
will be better released from atten-
ton to mixed fall produce. STRAW-Lons we is
steadv: light receipts appear MI bill late
prices Cannot call the market strong Receipts or
hay and straw IN tons. at New York to,tay HUDSON
Valley 13o: Ohio 70; boats $50: total
sons; receipts OF straw. 60 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
AGREE on COPPER PRICE, PERHAPS
Understanding Reported Between Producer
and Consumer in Wall Street.

It was reported yesterday that the copper pro-
ducers and consumers had reached an agreement
regarding the price OF the metal, but it could not
be confirmed at any OF the large metal selling
agencies, among the big consumers. Accord
ing 20 the report the price agreed upon was from
Is cents TO 1872 cents pound. While the truth as
the reported agreement between producers and
consumers could not be learned, 1t was generally
agreed IN well informed quarters that the dead
lock that has existed in the copper trade would
soon be broken. In speaking Of the situation
Walkers Weekly Copper Letter said yesterday
1t is now expected that the deadlock in the cop
per market will come to end very shortly with
the announcement Of a very large sale OF copper
at a price which will be below a basis OF Is
a pound for electrolytic copper. The leading
producers state positively that when the new basis
prices settled it will be maintained at that
level for time to come There was a con
siderable increase in the inquiry for copper during
the week past, and a number of the large consqm-
ready 10 negotiate for their require
rnents the end of the year.
II be certain now that the production or
copper North America for 1897 will fall at least
5 per cent below that of 1906. Some producers es-
innate that the decrease in production this year
will be nearer 10 per cent
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
5TH AVE. PLOT LEASED.
RENTAL ABOUT s500,O 900.
100000.
RENTAL
Jerseg Exchange Wants Fi0e-Ce"'
Fare on McAd0O Lanes.

r,ooseood. De sa,illes & Talbot have leased 10
.,a Knic,.erbockcr Syndicate No SSl 5th ave.
ro,4+east corner Of 35d St, for twenty-one years.
=, ,v-o nrizf,eges of renewals, at an aggregate
rental Of about s5oo.cso.
The Kew JeTsey-New York Zeal Estate Ex-
,,anrc is working energetically to obtain scent
fre from Jersey City to every point in Manhattan
reached nv the tunnel lines OF the Hudson COM
,anies 4 resolution adopted at recent meet
,r of The organization held in Jersey City that
80. ,cro1oi--ee of the members of the exchange
md tba New Jersey Board Of Brokers have a talk
with he officers OF the Hudson companies ABOUT
the matter Henry V. Condict said at the meeting
that he was positive the movement started by the
exchange for the development OF New Jersey real
estate would be a success A meeting OF the ex-
change will be held in Newark on September l.
Plans have been fled with Buildings Superlh-
fendent Murphy for reitting the Madison Square
Garden for the coming eighth national auto
mobile show and also for the six day bicycle race
For the automobile show the arena boxes are 10
be covered with big display platforms at cost or
$1,000. according TO the estimate Of Wihlam I,
Ellison, the architect It viii cost an adoluorlaI
s4g0 to lay the big saucer shaped bicycle TRACK
Tax Commissioner Hamilton has both construction
contracts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August 80 1907
Guiding export alive So for slagshssEsTs and
tel erday I ~ cars on sale The market good posi-
@ 2 a4a espaosy fy pHs fSs
yards wsrs a s SssTsd Re r SGn @ mo- bulls II at a 6 @ COWS
at 81 scas4 Dressed beef was sell sslias s freely lat at
est cables i've ca!5Is s'saay ss,
at at essR1oo per Pr ro No exports Of cattle tis
. the aDs SOL qsares tSr Of bf 0
schwarzschld sulzberger and 400 head cattle for j.
ampton for the London 140o quarters Of beef
ogsaH for ATRour anS 500 500 dasTteas GG foS
and ,d the bss as easa oa Hs M wi5h preus Ship
.ot. @ from s pG or beer beG 'hs all to parts Of Great
Britain the exception OF 200 head Ga satts IT, v,,,
stsss sa5s'asFqS sss S ayePas TSs''s S9S
p s. 50 % 70 de- &C. l2a a n n at at sG s. 50 o p Ss sss
e lS @. = 0 Western cows at 81 20; q do. s1s
@ at 2, yTgnis 81 % steers s ;ass sqs e nj S
=: at sS7:; p Ohio do. 1863 io' at So S'' 0uli'
lsss VT a. 10 virginia IS steers 8. ,.s a n at
ToSn eS; Summon: 81 virginia 1I1s ID. at
80 Mcpherson SS Co: SO steer la4: @ ~ a, at
sS 20 }ias IS % DO at i2: s So 81 &C. id,d iOas
e74 NJ at 81 so; IS Virginia DO & lls4 r az 50 20;
is5 fs5' ~ 1oSs g cows Icss 1G,i 4
at at ST. g. ss $ go
aas 80 ~ at ses 10. at 81 20; do $50 ~
do 1897 n at SO 40: 90 1912 N: at So so; 90 de-
Io41 n az Sc: 90 Kentucky do. 1870 70. at SO 7s -
DO 1883 n AZ Sc TO- 10 30. 1921 10. at SO 80: ~
IIiinnts do i138 s5: 90 do. 1884 10 AZ IS sS:
o. Virginia do 81 go; AZ cows 1870 10. at
s4 * 1s do n. SO 90; 4 to 1920 NJ at 50 so
IudH & Co . and calves. at s22 500
raIvTys-Pecelnts were 81 head including IS for
slarghterars and the market The bulk or the
stock and Indiana calves and there
good and prime yeas on sale prtcs, Wes
fr steady for calves. and all the offerngs
were promptly. Common to prime vsals sold
at s60sa per 100 10: Indiana calves az - 1oTSS:
western Cheavy Dressed calves IN demand at eo
isi.c per city dressed veals and 79l2e for cou-
try dressed q.
per 100 m: do So: do. 100 n. Sc: 50
western calves 10. at 81.
Mcpherson & state veals. 100 10 az So so: do
no 10 Indiana do. 159 rb at IS: 25 do 1es
n at Sc: II DO 80 H. at 81 rs.
Sanders. Western calves. S42 10 at 81
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts were II cars OF 2. l2S
head Including saughsrers and ga for the
market sheep were steady and In light supply, and
receipts ruled firm selling foac
higher considered: common lambs more than
tesdy held over. Common to prime
sheen sold 50TS5 50 100 ro fair prime lambs
az 81 1888 cuis IS 80 Dressed mutton steady at
7G9lc per ~ with wethers selling at 1ea10c dressed
lambs firm at 1onl3c.
10 average at SIS 100 N; IS state Do Sc 10 at
do 10. a. q: DO. ee 10. AZ 81
Kerns Commission Company: 2G4 West Virginia lambs
IS 25 :13 Kentucky DO. 73 10. as - %; al DO
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug SO.-CATTLE-Rseepts about 1.5oo
steady strong: prime steers.
40 5o3S5 heifers. S34S5 70; bulls 81 40
ass calves S3QS7 75; and feeders s. 40GSS-
HOGS-Recefpts about 1900 head: market light: hogs
5G10c others slow choice shipping S6 100
SO 25: light butchers. IS Gso so: Hight mixed So $50
40; light packing s. 40S6;
s. 5OGS6 -; bulk sales. S5 s0lS6 25 SFEEP-Fse-
Ceiprs 5000 head market steady: Sheep s. s0y
So So; yearlings. S5 75QS6 IS: lambs. S69S7 80
Cincinnati Aug. SO-HOGS quiet butchers and ship
pers s. 10GS6 IS CATTLE steady;
fair good shippers. IS 25G$6 e 50qs3 25-
SHEEP steady. 81 25GS5- LANES active. x+GsT 10.
East Buffalo Aug 30.-CAT .El-Itece-.eS, 10 head;
slow and steady. VEALS-Receipts. 500 head. active
and 75c higher IS 5oQ$s 70 IiOG-Receipt 500 head
fairly active and 1OG25c lower: heavy So 4OGs6 6cs
mixed. So 1895 90: Workers. 81 SO6S7. pigs So 90.
roughs. So 4061S5 co. dairiss S6GS6 75fs SHEEP AND
L4AMBS-Recepts. 2000 head: active, sheep steady:
yearIngs higher lambs SIS 5oGSS % yearlings
s. 1896 20: wethsrS. S5 50GS5 75.
Kansas city. Aug -cAT'rI.E-ReceiDts. 4.6oo heal
including I5Oo SOUthernS. market steady 1Oc higher
choice export and dressed beef steers 6 5s7 rs fair
good. sS6 % Western 81 2S5 50; stoekers ana
feeders So sass 20 Southern steers 50 9GS4 So south
81 1898 40. native So - S4 10 tive
hefers. s3Gs5 75: bulls So 6OGs3 9 So 50Gs5
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market sc higher; bulk.
s5 95s6 d. heavy IS S0GS6 05. packers S6dS6 20 pigs
So 1O1iS6 . SHEEP-Recepts head; stead
lambs. So oSgSI and yea-lings. S5s6 5O
yearlnss S9SS co. range sheep $50 So so; stocNers ana
Sasfi@ a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


ND 6s shst pssbs anna ptess ra %
little higher for most kinds, few joD6ins sales Of
pea at 81 20 and Tor best medium 81 80 IS an nsias
during tao week. IN range OF - 2og 70 for G3See
raIie5eS y 1 onfs! 1sEASs msProW choice per bush
choice Sc pea 81 ghS,cs s S 81 81 s. so do bo}g
g. e5gs2 49, do red kidney &C e6CGe &c s. 2ogs2 20 DO
ehoiee 81 TO- do lima califoPns s. 80 So PEAS
green: Scot Scotch 1905 choice 81 7osS2 20; r-o
pretty fair business again to-day in the choice
some cases little higher For creamery specials
extras sold at 26sc Besides the local consumptve
neFe Nahum % to i3T Crime toIh grades de put s
plentiful and do not sympathze fully IN the recent
tory packing stock have call and firm
DO 0 frsts 52sc do seconds 2s 24c: do thirds
q Q22c; state dairy tubs fresh. finest 2592514c do
process extras. 239231ro do hrsts. g22c; do
extras 22c: do hrss 21c seconds. 20 2O1Ac
cHEEsf4Receipt, % today d e45 boxes There wa,
buyers showing good interest @ prices were little
he Business BUT occasional lots Of small coored sold
lots Of SKINS and aTs he neH
S g s ess sss the b
part Of current receipts The cable Is to-day
We quote: State full cream small col coloTed fine
eSmon 40 to faiT io Si2Ro do large coiored hns @
ISc; do white 12%c: do comm common u to good 1oas
a@elio; do fair good. 6ls 8si4o: do common. 40
SIC do skins. lose
EGGs-Receipts today. 1o.114 The market
fresh is quiet and irregular; medium and average
prime grades of Western are in buyers favor. but
o 3 o With ss
age eggs meeting moderate demand in the
ranges quoted We quote: State Pennsylvania and
nearby. selected. white. fancy. 2sTS0c do good
choice 24@2so; DO brown and mixed fancy. 81 26c;
2f1s a 22o: do nrsts 2oa2fc do seconds 171k q 19c
candled. HOLE; checks. candled. l2h @1shc; do
FRUITS -FREsH-Apples and pears selling for
grades Peaches dragging Pums weak Grapes
steady Raspberries blackherries Huckle-
berries plenty and dull Muskmeons in excessive supply
low. watermelons weak and lower Pine
apples We quote: APPLES double head bbl
s21s5: open heads 81 50QS3 so; CRAB APPLES, per
Dbl. s3ass PEARS. Sugar per bbi s4ass do Bartlett
PEACHES per basket 5ocs1 30: do carrier 81 b09
per case 81 do Moores Early s1as1 RAsPBERRIEs.
per mint S814c: BLACKBERRIES. per quart. 10a15c;
IIIJCkLEBERRIES. quart. sa12c; MUSKMELONS.
Jersey per box 25G75c Maryland Delaware per
Gs2 do Rocky Ford. Colorado 7ocaS2: do Oklahoma
75cGsl so; wATERMEIONS. per & carload slOots25 do
HOPS-The small business on the local market is
about IN with quotations. but the feeling is
No change In the advices from the country Farmers
getting ready to begin the harvest OF the main crop
early week We quote: State. 1906. choice. per
~ i4c: do medium TO prime iGp13e; DO 1905 per H.
sso Paehe Cast r 45sS & 90 ls os S4c were u
to-day and market nominslly unclaimed Stock
cleaning up and tone frmer We quote: CHICKENS.
TURK TuRKEYs isc: DUCKS. i1a14c: GEESE. Io6l2c:
eoe DREssEpH Honerins. moderate slow and
steady in price. clean
Turkeys steady Spring ducks in fair demand and
| steady. Squads firm. We quote: Fresh kiIlsd-Icod-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MHHNei !.

Max Marx has sold through Morris bernstein lo
Jacob DonsTSch No 456 Lenox ave. a n'e slOiS
aa+ho,,se with stores. lot 25x6t feet
The F3r1tler & Herman Company has soo 1or
Ieoro1a Louis plot, 75x1o0 feet. on the east sde
Of southern Boulevard. between Jennings and
77ed st. The buyer will erect hathouse on the
site. c,,,,
the four story high stoop private house. No 100
East 22d st. on lot 20x98-s feet, to LowenIeio S
Prayer ..,,,,.a
E + Swanburg has bought i've story nalnouSo'
No AGS Wendover ave
IT. 7 Eer,nner has sold No ia East ed St, a
LOT 25x1eas feet, Aaron Rossnan-
Mark L Kelly has bought plot, 102xsZ ieel- a'
the northwest corner Of Terrace View ana JahSei
- co,s
Never IIeftowitz mas bought from D. n 'olo
...3, No 227 East I'D St. a five story tenement
house on q lot 25xl022 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Aug. 0-Closng-wHEAT-Spo nominal:
futures steady: September. Is 5.d December. Is s9sd
March COHN-Spot steady; old Northern os
futures steady: September IS aEsd; & oeteben 5s 4%d
ents s;eadv at 27s. HOPS London (Pacifc COAST.
quiet ~ 5sQt3 BEEF-Extra India mess. quiet. at
a. Cd pOFsK-Prtme mess Western steady, SIS Cd.
fIAMs-short cut. 1a 70 ie n easy. at SIS:
short rib 16 "a NJ steady at 5is long clear msdes
as ;o AZ h. dull at 48s clear 10 20 10.
d,u at AIS Cd; clear bellies "a lG N. quiet. at sos
sToT-I DERS-Square, II 13 n. weak. at 3ss Cd.
IARD-Prime Western. IN tierces steady at 45s Ame-
can n pals. steady, az 4sz ID. CHEESE
finest white new steady at o5s 90 40 1 col
new. STEADY. at SIS TALIt'W-Prime clty: auli
AZ sos sd TTRPENTINE-sprits. quiet at 41s Sd.
RosIN-conrnon, STEADY. AZ lis BAD PE1RoIEuM-
Rcsncd Steady at I'd. LINSEED OIL steady. at 25s.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

COTTON-The feature the cotton market to-day was
the issuance September notices. estimated at about
IS bales that this practically cleaned
up holdings old bull clique. which stopped
May. July contracts whose nod
Of cotton have since been regarded ny many
market Large spot and trade
terests appeared be taking the cotton rendered
and spot held the market during
the early trading Later realizing for over the hob
days prices several points from the best and the
close was steady a decline Of 2I5 points sales
estimated 30 900 bales The opening was steaay
points. September showing the great
est loss as result Of notices But there was
demand September on the cal from leanihs
people became quite evident that the
notices would be taken Of tho market improved on
covering shorts fresh buying for long &C
count outraged by steady cables continued large e
weather IN the Western oeIt isat
holidays quite heAFy anu
off trading. The close 3a>i
from Journal Of Commerce.
rerrt showing deterioration OF l6 per cent for the
month was rather disappointing 20 some OF the more
enthusiastic bus perhaps. and the government report
shows greater falling Off II will make the average
condition about 70 cent whereas there has been
talk Of low a 6S cent Ihs market
Sunday and Monday. fe~
opening O Tuesday morning.
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
MECHANICS LIENS.

12th St. 2S5 West: Augustus w Jones aSt
eon-1ac4ors e111aS - 80 '-- ..---..---- s14s o.
roIsf st. Nos 4os and East: Morris Jablydow-
fsaae az esor5an' eantractor anG GOO q
Wino-nf SarTt;o owners and contractors 7so ot
a. hbgahana KorT. owner and Contractor as os
237th 109E1O0:
oWner and contractor. 2 ss8 oC
tsve Gross owner and con,rsctor' 7s5 OF
Il @ 1861 sf. 1lox51.2: Minnett
vara,sh Company aet Rosolia Nell. owner and
contractor l1o ~
IorFc- 90 opner Weiss & Co contractors... 124 ~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
Wheat i1,,sh
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, August 30, I9VI.
COFTEE-The coffee market quiet to-day sales
being reported of only 1O0O0 bags. The opening was
steady unchanged decline OF points. but
in market rather steadier on
covering steady, unchanged to 5
points higher opening decline due to rather
lower European while the market seadied
lower level by buish crop advices ana con-
light Brazilian receipts. compared with last
year Havre unchanged 4 franc lower at the hour
o opening and Hamburg 4 pfg lower on
months closing this basis Neither
ceipts ports $4,000 bags against 102 600
last Willie & Co, of Santos.
cabIed: Condition OF present and growing crop both
look serious August Towering poor and prospects for
September Towering better This dispatch attracted
buying during the day. but with three ho
little animation and fresh buy
stiu held check by fears Of depression as the
from the present increases The mar
for coffee quiet with quotations on the
basis Csc Rio No T.
The range o., contract prices in the market to-day
was follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
LIS PENDENS.

Cherry st. No Ss5 3s9; scan1I1ei 81 nos @ % Ny e
No L 636; Robert PefIHlsI
land Pealty Construction Company et a.
Torsclose mechanics IenDs l N LeInef
L" 49, 81 = 175 .eet 25x10O Eva Dla
ynondsion agt Samuel Wallenstein ct a.
-nor-gsge1. % FSrien. Boardman < Platt attorney
r-rarLIin ave Nos 1888 and 124l; Henrietta hrause
at lie ? Henderson al foreclosure OF mort
ssFe): c Schwick. attorney ,,.-.u..a -o-,nsnv
Ps.ineton st 3O9i American MORTGAGE company
.g+ sundeI fIvman et (foreclosare Of mortgage)'
Bowers Sands. attorneys - ,,-,- W.. OK
4 feet "
100 II: Della Joseph Levine ct a fforecos
-,e ~ rnortgaee); II Golden. Jr, attorney
14sth St n 200 feet w OF 1th ave lSo-Ssil Louis
cepeIhauTn agt Lazarus Perelson ct al tacttSn TO
1a-sc1osa -aechantc's lien); " Tuckman attorney
efarenta place lots IGa. 11O and III; Bartholdi 81
and 13ea. Of Building tots IN
osth ward: James II Hutton agt Edgar ID Smith
al faction obtain judgnent). z p Caldwe!i at
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
ouINTARD HOUSE REPORTED SOLD.

II was reported yesterday that William h Coop
.r of the Segel-Cooper Company. had purchased
The large house built about ten years ago by James
W. Ouintard on the Boston Post Road at the en-
trance TO Port Chester. Mr.. Quintard laid oul e!e
grounds and erected the house at cost o. SS-'VV'
-a b,5 lived in II only short time when ne olei-
- o--+,, was then sold Charles broadway
porss who. in turn sold It to Frank w Howes'
x.o ;s the head of large millinery supply mouse
a.. Eirth ave TIE estate consists of forty-one
ac-es and is considered to he one or the nnest
8, ues1chester County II Of the French chateau
s+x,a of architecture and is surrounded by stone
wall and massive lodge gates which cost fortune
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug SO--Heavy buying fer export
caused a very strong wheat market to-day. the De-
cember delivery closing 11sc 70 nc higher Corn
sc to Sc Oats were I1sc higher. Provisions
2Izc lower 71zc higher
The wheat market opened easy because OF easier
prices the Minneapolis curb predicted showers
in the West and big output Of contract wheat by
private elevators IN this city. The market soon
rallied. however. on strong cables and a sharp de-
nand for hard winter wheat. All reports IRON,
abroad to-day confirmed statements that
rhe Russian crop is very short Both Liverpool and
the Continental markets bought both cash and fti-
lures on very large scale. making especial
point of cash hard winter wheat Argentine shin
nlents continued very small. and this materially
strengthened the market December wheat opened
5sc lower at 951zc to s5Ac sold between SAC and
9c to 97lsc, and closed strong at $3.50 96ssc Se
teulber wheat opened at S912c s99sc and closed
at so7sc- Clearances Of wheat and -four were eqtsI
to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 6i5No
bushels. against $4,000 bushels for the same tirs
last year Exports OF wheat and -four. according to
SSo000 bushels. against 5.0s10o0 bushels last year.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 2s4 against "a last week and ls4 ears
one year ago.
Corn opened firm because of wet weather in tho
West and fair speculative demand Numerous
crop damage reports were received. and It saa
that the outlook IN parts OF Illinois unfavcr-
able. Country acceptances very light and there
a heavy demand from the East. All the corn
offered to the New England market was taken. The
selling throughout the day Chiefly In the way
Of realizing, short sellers being few Cash was
strong all day December corn opened &c TO =,
higher at 5Sk.c to 5Sssc, sold bSrween 57Ac ard
$3.50. and closed strong at S7sc TO 59c September
corn opened 59Tsc and closed 6o7sc- Local
ceipts were 96 cars. with IS OF contract grade.
The oats market opened firm because of-wet
weather in the West. which IL is believed viii delay
thrashing Speculative buying wa. strong through
out the day. December oats opened tc higher ae
Es.c. sold between 47l2c-Gnd fsXe 10 4S&c, and
closed 4Ssc- September opened at Olc and cicsed
a 51stc Local recepSs were fcf cars
The provision market was firm early In the day
on light ofrerfnss apt coverings by shorts. Lard
and ribs held well all day bat pork eased or
slightly because OF heavy run OF live hogs. Ae
fbe rio orr a Cc~
tober ,ard &c hgt>er at s. OH October ribs
were SC 715c higher at s. So TO IS S711
Estimated recesp1s for tomorrow. Wheat. III
cars: corn III cars; oats. a cars hogs, - hao1,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
e7so mn ooTH ST. LEASE.

II E. L Hess have leased for Phillip Braender
T. the Holtz & Freystedt Company, OF winch w.
/ Taupter is president the store oasei1ieii.
=. -. - -be eleven story and basement build
,,, fsize 5ex90 now being built at No and EaS'
a,+f, St adjoining the corner of Broadway- Inc
1asa * Cor a term of twenty-one years al an az
--rr7to rental Of SSj0,elo The building VIII mere
.rrer he known as the Taupier Building, taxing
e. ,,,,,,,, +ror, the president OF the company
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
I'M THE AUCTION MARKET.

In -7e Zeal Estate Exchange salesroo1ns yes'er
dav Joseph P Day sold in foreclosure No -i40
Names ave- a two story frame dwelling mousse 10
n Seeger the plaintiff for s9.1s4- The amount
due v-as about $3.50, subject TO mortgage OF
s55aa Mr. Day also sold in foreclosure No S5S 10
-, East 18th st. three six story bri-k tenement
,see ~, = Mot rs 3x1005 feet, 10 the Corporate
- Association for 1854. The amount due
,ras afoIt SIS 800.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The that OF the debtor the second that Oh
the creditor date when judgment was hled: 80 M
feuser Freda-G w Martin ct al: May L. 1903 S4Z ~
lredand eana 'onh De =" .'..,.-. 1212 25
Knepper Frank-M Newcorn; August D. 1907. loo II
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
RECEIVER FOR INSURANCE COMPANY

woolsey =. Shepard has been named by Justice
Guy of the Supreme Court, as permanent receiver
of the Tradesmen's Life Insurance Company, for
merly at No. 253 Broadway, the application OF
Albert G. Mabee, Ephraim S. Johnson and George
Merrill majority of its directors, for voluntary
dissolution of the corporation. Justice Guy has
signed order dissolvinS the corporation. A tenn
porary receiver appointed for the company in
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
BANK GETS FIFTH AVENUE PLOT.

The Second National Bank has exercised its op-
tio TO purchase the property at the northwest cor
,ar q. 2sth st and Fifth ave. with the -FOUR iols
adjoining extending through from zSln 10 -'O'
-o-
The hank proposes 10 erect on the corner prop
.r+,- 9Sx1no feet building for its own occupancy
vii, POSSIBLY one or two floors TO rent for his"
class business.