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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-18
SLIGHT REACTION
At MARKET CLOSE
High Prices Influenced Profit.
taking in the Final
Hour.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE opening
trading in stocks today was rather
quiet and the price changes small. and
showing mixed gains and losses. Run
ming sales Of 5000 shares of steel we're
made at 66h and 66A. compared with
The close of seM yesterday. New York
Central rose / and Baltimore and Ohio,
Wabash preferred and American Loco
motive large fractions.
II oiclock-A brief drive against the
market shook out enough stocks TO put
prices below yesterdays closing, but
the losses were moi important outside
of Reading and the metal group. Buy
ing to cover shorts restored the rail-
road list to last nights level again.
and much of the loss elsewhere was
also retrived. Reading, Denver and
Rio Grande. Amalgamated Copper,
Anaconda, American Sugar n United
States Pipe preferred gave way L.
American Smelling las. International
Harvester preferred III and Sioss-
Sheffield Steel 2 A few gains were
scored, reaching a point In Pittsburg,
~ ~ ~ ~ LOdtef anu HCh n
Chicago and st. Louis, N In Canadian
Pacific and 2 In American Agricultural
Chemical preferred.
Noon-The upward trend of prices
continued, but at z ~lessening pace.
Trading fell very duh by noon. Union
Bag preferred and Central Leather rose
2, American Hide and Leather pre-
ferred ~, and United states Steel pre-
ferIed, American Cotton OIL, Hooking
Coal and American Beet Sugar /. To-
ledo, St. Louis and Western and Amer
lean Can preferred fell l. Bonds were
irregular.
/ o'clock[Only a ~perfunctory interest
was shown in operations. trading being
mostly nominal and fluctuations trivial.
In%terborough Metropolitan preferred
was the only stock to attract attention.
rising IL before 1t had a setback.
2 c'clock-lncreasing .irmness devei-
oped as the day progressed, but there
continued to be a-dearth of interest in
the market. Transactions we're few
n far between, Atchison was lifted
rs. and the Iowa Central stocks /.
General Electric declined IL.
8 o'eNocl-The market closed easy.
Advances were extended to a point in
a handful Of important stocks, includ-
ing the Hartman Pacifcs. Reading. st.
Paul and the Rock Island stocks, Texas
I'M Pacific. Denver and RIO AGrands
preferred, AmaAganated Copper, Vir-.
ginia-Carolina Chemical and CONSOLE
dated. Gas. Louisville and Nashville
sold off IA. Light realizing sales were
sufficient to cause a late fractional
raacffon
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CHICAGO A R

CHICAGO, June 18.@The wheat market
today failed to retain the gain made yes
in the session on renewed selling. based
chiefly on the favorable outlook for the
new crop in this %ountr Weakness OF
northwestern marke also had q depress-
ing effect. An advance OF sed. to sd, al
Liverpool. and unfavorable crop reports
from Argentina seemed 10 LAY been
ignored. July, which opened y to "
higher. than yesterdays close. at 40 e
liquidation of July holdings caused
eakne IN the corn market Prices at
the start were 4 lower to \ higher. july
being at 72zsu& to 7sss. Later the price
dropped back TO Ia
There was also considerable profit taking
in oats for July delivery. The opening
on July was unchanged to " higher. at
sold Off to 5Os.
Provisions were quiet and steady at a
slight advance over yesterdays closing
figures Prices at the opening were un-
Wheat-July f144s: September, 1o7A@4;
December. 1061A; My, 1oS%.
The market was heavy all day For July
the low point was reached at 1l3&Gss The
Corn-July. u&@M; September, 60; Dc
cember, 5ess. May, 591s.
Prices declined still <urther later In fhe
day July selling on to ~ ls The elese was
Oats-July. 0k; September, 4SA; Decerl-
Der. 4sA1% May, ASS.
~Pork-July. N.57A; September. 20.S9.
Lard-Jply Il seg els s2' 81 september
Ribs-Juiy. Ills: September. 11.1gs4: octs-
Der. n.e8Qli.c9N January. 945.
Bariey-Cash, 7s1Ade1.
Rye-Cash. S7Ue9. July. 81
neutrality-suspicious., $50. A
CloverSCash, 1850.
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PATENTS ISSUED TO
JERSEY INVESTORS.
Several Newarkers Hit Upon In.
genious LabOr.Sayers.

Patents that were issued to Jersey
men the 18th day Of June. 1905. reported
for the STAR by Drake & Co, solicit
tors Of American and foreign patents,
500 Broad street.
eross-head. F. o. Ball. Plainheld form
ing tips Of shoelaces, M. A. Bartels. Watch
ing. amusement device for producing illu
dispensing device, W. NJ. Dyer, Jersey City;
loom. ". X. Burrows. Newark, tool for
stopping run-outs In nolds, + W. Conart0n,
Jersey City curtain-hxture. o. Batter
Elizabeth: catainenial appliance. D.. &
Daudt, North Plainfeld measuring in
struInent, I. l. Davenport. Camden .~fasfen-
ing for electrical sign receptacless Z. IL
Freeman, Trenton. dump car, l. p. Gas
splitting machines. J. II. Gay and " d.
Qnigley, Newark. Track construction, n. C..
Grant. Bayonnei car window. e a Halt
niger. Passaic. brush. III. y. Hartman.
Elizabeth trolley pole guiding and finding
device. J. j. Jagolln, Paterson. signal syS-
TEN. w. II. KiTnan, Bayonnes method or
embroiderinR, n. Klemm and NJ. HoraftuEi
W. Ledwon, South River.
Air compressor or blower. q. " and
". II. Lehman, Newark; anenmatic tire
machine. J. {. Mclaughlin, Jersey city;
vending machine. II. Pein, Jersey City;
lavatory. h. Podmore, Trenton; third rail
contact shoe. r R Potter Weehsw vixen
clair web holder for rib-knittlng ma
ehinest and rib-knitting machine. r. W.
Scott. Leeds Point car wheel n making
the same. j. Slattery. Chrome; combined
support and socket Tor reneetors. w. n.
Spencer and q +. Spencer. Newark
c%arousel, e. T. vangezeii. Camden; avn
ing, A.. F. Winberg. Bound Brook: Trade
marks, cigars. cigarettes and smoking to-
bacco, Calixto. Lopez & Co.. Jersey City
plating compound. J. Eisenstein. Coytes-
vile; nets for the hair. ]. I. Gold. New
ark; toilet or nursery powder. Johnson &
Johnson. New Brunswick: flexible sheet
roofing. Standard Paint Company. Bound
Brook. gas lamps and fixtures. Welsbsch
1ompany: 51ousester NV. rms LllIle
ark.
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u. S. EXPORTS FOR 1909
MAY DROP 900.

WASHINGTON. June ia state
ment issued today by the bureau of
statistics says that 1T is now apparent
that the exports from the United States
in the fiscal year which ends with the
present month viii fall materially be-
low those of 1908 and 1907, and slightly
below those of 1906" FROM statistics
compiled by the bureau the total value
of domestic merchandise exported In
1908 was 1886 million dollars; in 1907,
1854 millions. and in 1906, LIS millions,
The bureau estimates that the domes-
tic exports for the full fiscal ear 1909
Will be nearly 200 million dollars below
the average of 1908 n 1907. and per-
haps so millions below those Of 1904.
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VOTE DOWN AMENDMENT
FOR FREE PRINT PAPER.

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-The Senate
today voted down Senator Browns
amendment placing print paper on the
free list Of the tariff bill. 20 to So.
Senator Lorfmer voted against : the
amendment. MI. Stone later offered an
amendment placing wood pulp print
paper. suitable for books and news
papers on the free list. It was OPP
posed by Senator Bailey on the ground
that 1t would remit 500. 900 in revenue.
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changes this week al all leading cities
in the United States being s.. 165. s9s. $50.
Ga per cent larger than a year ago and
1913 per cent. larger than In the cor
responding week OF 1905. The large
settlements at New York city. due in
part to heavy ytock market operations.
contribute NATURALLY to the total Out
side OF New York there Is q consider
able gain. but mainly at the West.
Chicago and Kansas City reporting
very large clearings. Most OF the other
Western cities also show larger clear
ings than in 1906, but Boston. Phila-
delphia, Pittsburg. New Orleans and
Louisville still show decreases.
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WANTS U. S. TO GIVE
UP CHINESE LOAN.
Great Britain Asks America to
Step Out.

LONDON. June 1s.-Great Britain has
asked America not to press her claim
for participation in the Hankov-Sze-
chuen railroad loan of s27, 500. 900. which
British. German and French bankers
ready TO take up, pointing out
that the arrangements for this loan
were concluded after long negotiations.
II had been presumed America did not
desire to take the share she was en-
titled to under her convention with
China
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A STRING TO IT..

Il was walking along State street.
Chicago Cthe Windy City,, when a sud
den gust relieved me OF my straw hal.
l turned. gave chase. and, sfter a
lengthy Fun at full speed pouneed upon
It. At the same a stranger
(also perspiring and almost ~breathless,
took 1t from me and thanked me kindly.
But its my hat. said L. No. a he.
yours is hanging down your back on .
string London Globe.
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100000 FOR COAL LANDS.

PITTSBURG. June BIN anticipa-
ton Of years of heavy steel making the
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
has closed a deal for coal lands involv-
ing the expenditure of "a, O0o. 900 in cash
The new tract Is contiguous to coal
land already owned and will be held in
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, June ls.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady Mt an advance Of las
points in response TO steady cables and
reports Of further precipitation in Eastern
and central sections Of the belt. where
dry warm weather is needed to permit cul-
fivatipn. Trading was quiet and some
months eased off A point or two. but the
general tone was steady aud prices were
at about the initial during the middle OF
the morning. Approximations Of further
Wall Street or Chicago liquidation and
some uncertainty regarding the action OF
Lancashire spiuners at todays meeting
checked fresh buying.
After selling about 4 To s points net higher
during the middle of the morning on re
ports OF rains ia Western and Central sec
lions of the belt. the market turned easier
toward midday on private cables reporting
that Manchester spinners had unanimously
decided to 20 on short time and prices at
midday were within a point or two OF last
nights finals. According TO recent cables
today1s meeting OF Lancashire spfnners
Was TO consider the question of closing
down on Monda vs. and Saturdays OF each
week. beginning with July.
Quotations furnished BY Van Schaick n
Co. open. Hlgh- Low lose
Jrly 1871 1898 1921 10. 20
0cfoher I0.SS 1892 los los
n-aa. 10 al 10 Q ia e- 10. 81
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IF PRACTISE Makes PERFECT.

Stage .Manager-Remember Rangs.
we are depending on your bahv 70 cry
Justify In the third scene DO YOU
think hell do his part
Actor Father-He ought to. sir. Hes
been rehearsing night n day.-Bos-
ton Transcripts.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

The " recommendations of Gov
ernor Hughes that branch offices in this
city be done away with and hat the
stock exchange use its influence 10
prevent brokers taking less thar 90 per
margin were freely criticised by
several of the oldest brokers.
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While the forests of the United
| States are increasing at the rate of
1000, 900, 600 cubic feet a year. the coun-
try IS using %. 900, 600, 600. 900 cubic feet
of wood each twelve months.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations OF tn.
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne g. Mcdonnell, members of n
New York Stock Exchange.
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IN GARwoOD-Grand shade: lot 26xf5o; s22s;
restaurant. ice cream parlor. etc. Also lot
50x160, same location. $500; Improved property.
THOMAS ACKERMAN. 81 Nassau 81, New
York
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TOWNSHIPS.

SOILS =. L
Joseph Coult ct al to Margaret e.
Kingsland. Natley, s s Kingsland
st. 8 e # PAssaic av. 1882. and
otner tracts -.
Margaret p. Kingsland (extx) TO Atlas
Realty Co.. Nutley, same property. !.
Annie Foran to Caroline S. Lane. s.
Orange. n W $ Wetmore av. 100 II
n n 4th It, 25x100
Robert d. Brewer to Samuel H. Ross.
lard rd. 7sx171 ........
Ophelia J. Clement to Board OF Edu-
cation, lrvington. sw $ Madison av.
1876 TT e fr Orange av, 102xl75. ......
Nyron W. Morse to Greylock Land
Co. Belleville. 3 S Greylock av. 50
IT e FIR Bell st, 25x100 ...,.............
Robert M. Coliorn 10 same, Bslfeyille,
3 $ Greylock av, IS IT e fr Bell st,
Peoples Land Co. to Adolph Rosen-
berg. Belleville. $ s LleWeliyn av.
30 IT q fr Fulton st, 25x100. 1919.
Weber Baking Co. to Aleis Helm.
Bloomfield, 8 Washington st. W fr
Bloomfield av.. 69x105 .................
Coma Pegora to Charlss Bagnole,
BellevIlle, e S Belmont av, 30 IT
.ya ? r. 1 L st 1t;i SCsl0o 10 ', w,iijsm i
Reilly, S. Orange. 9 $ Finlay pl.
go 1T W fl Sanford st, Hxi00 ,...
William Harrigan (6heriff) to Bele-
fetal Building and Loan Association,
Bellcville, Q S Bridge ST, a W cor
lot IS. property James E.. Allen.
The Beneficial Building and Loan As
sociation to Mary Hughes ct al,
Belleville. same property ......
Mary Hughes TO Daniel Nhalen,
Belleville, same property s...........
Charles Fl. Denison to Louise Lay,
W.. Orange. " s Chestnut st, 80 IT
n W FIR Oxford pl, 50x100 .............
John ". Baucheile to Oliver X. Badg-
ley. Montclair, s Walnut st, 22f It $
fr Park St eoxia. -.,.,...-.r.
Oliver x. Badgiey to A Annie
Louis Legros to William c. Nelson,
B~elleville. n $ Van Rensselaer, st.
100 II n W fr Washington Nv, 50xloo
David w. Hill to Charles j. Lehman
ct al, E. Orange. " 9 8. 18th st, 3le
IT s fr 9th av, 2sx100 ............-.
Henry Grobert to Adolpl Luthy. f.
Orange n 5 Park az, ~ It e IT Grove
Montclair Holding CO. 70 Mason
Realty Co, Verona. n W $ Crest,
mount I'd, 5 W $ lot 5, map Percy
Ingalls," 3O0x2S6
General Realty co. to Timothy A.
Connors ct al Orange. E $ n
Mum av, 100 II n fr New ST. 40S9S
Albert z. Robinson to Northern I'm
provement Co, Orange, II e cor Lin
coin av and Berwick st, 120x1& ....
Franklin w. Fort to Rosie Frede,
Orange. n $ Gray st. $50 It W fr Rs
sex av, 100x121 Observation-Disclosures.
Godfrey Land and Building Co. to
Grace d. Childs, Montclair, W $
Princeton pl. 4ss n $ Fl Parkside,
46x125 ......- ..-..t,..
Same to Charles Jones. Montclair. w
S Princeton pl. 100 IT S Fl Parkside,
46xl21
John Royden PIERCE 70 Edward E.
Wright, Montclnir. cor Of Claremort
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REAL ESTATE values: insurance. loans. ]. u
liz Washington av.. Bellevtlie;
1899.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid md asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele q King.
I'll a ETC
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Dun's Review tomorrow viii say:
Settlements through the banks,
measured by bank olearings. continue
very large in volume, larger than in
any preceding June, total bank ex
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A GRAND TWO-FAMILy
house; only three years old: In splendid con-
dition; located In one OF the best restricted
residential sections of East Orange. three min
utes to trolley and railroad sthtion: every
modern Improvement, Including separate steam
heaters: price $500 below actual value; only
$500 cash required. PHILIP J. BOWERS &
CO, 1879 Market st.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

The following quotations were fur
nished BIZ Eisele & King:
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Two-FAM1LY HOUSE-one nat Of I rooms
and ore fat Of ? rooms. light rooms. all i'm
prosements. including bath: separate steam
heaterss reasonable price. Address for price.
etc. HOUSE. BOX ~. Star ONCE.
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Steel shares resisted the declining
yesterday rather better thar
the others. The relatively considera-
bic strength was derived from an an
nouncement that in the past two or
three days orders ave been definitely
placed for 800. 600 tons of steel rails.
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summit.

Fur SALE-Sevsn-room house. three green
houses; barn: lane 200 feet front. 400 deep:
reasonable price. Apply 20 Pine Grove av..
Summit. n. ].
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FACTORY SITES FOR SALE.

FINE acreage factory sites and factories on
railroad and water front. 20 minutes to New
York; also valuable Newark Ray water front
property. Railroad sidings built and extended
w. KNIGHT CLYNES,
RAILROAD CONTRACTOR.
PHoNE 1918. 1856 MARKET ST.
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NUMEROUS houses, with improvements;
choice building sites on high ground. and
farms, any price: ask about Baldwin
Heights CLINTON D. BALDWIN. Bloom
held av.
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NEW 6 room house; large garden; near trolley
and station; will give additional acre of land
with same If desired: price 81, 200; cash required
5000 H-ERBSTREITH BEE FARM, 47s Kings
land ST., West Nutiey.
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EILy-0'DONOGHUE CO..


HOTTEST VALUES:
s.. 500. $500 down. seven rooms, new. convent
ent; s., 900. $500 cash. -seven rooms. parouet
floors. large Twink roonF open fireplace; "a 900.
splendid two-famfiy. At condition, convenient.
awnings. never vacant. sacrifice; 50. 400. new
two-family. separate throughout. large lot. very
easy terms. worth $1,000: 81. 800. butt lot. two
family Boston plan. upper fiat rented for $40.
It's a snap. CONNOLLY & CONNOLLY. 9Th
av. and 18th ST., opposite Ampere station, East
Orange, N. J.
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BloomneId.

Bloomfield.
RARE cHANCE to secure a modern s-room
dwelling: every Improvement: lot 2Sx1ls
location very desirable: price 5000; $500 cash
required, balance terms to suit; only three left.
Ii L MI II I'D
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old-time traders in the New York
stock Exchange who have Witnessed
many such establishments as h stock
market now Is undergoing expressed the
opinion today that the liquidation has
not been thorough enough yet TO place
the market In a healthy condition.
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New 7-roam cottage. large reception hall
Sath, pfped for gas. wired. range and all I'm
provements: lot 43x14o. price 50. SEQ; easy terms.
IS Alexander. near High.
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chathar,, N. ".
High. Healthful.
Chatham, N. ].
Adjoining and same altitude az Summit. N. J.
Lots. Plots, Acreage and Suburban Homes: low
prices; good terms: near ~ntstion. Lackawanna
road; Is minutes out. IS trains daily. See or
write BRoKAW. 100 Broadway. N. r. or
Chatham =. J.
East Orange.
A FEW u BARGAINS.
Walnut st.-lo rooms. all improvements. hve
minutes TO station, owner must sell, reduced
price, 81. 500.
"a, 750-One.farn.1y, eight rooms. steam heat,
bath, gas. 4 minutes to Brick Church station:
owner wants larger house.
-, 500-Evergrcen pi., nine rooms. all improve
ments. this VIII be picked up quickly.
j Many bargains In two-family houses for sale
or rent. in all the Oranges.
KELLys0'D0NOGHUE CO.,
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Anna P. Ranney to Lewis Parker
Bldg. and Const. Co. S 8 Lafayette
st, n W cor land John r. Pierson.
| 21xlW. .......
Balmoral Land and Imp. Co. to
i Charles ]. Brady, 8 $ Finlny pi. q
IT W fr Vail st, 50x100. ............
Same to Andrew Brady, S $ Finlay
pll. @ IT " # Vail st. 50x10o.
Isabella H~einsinger fextx) to Joseph
+. steyner, SIS Vernon az, e # Leo
Max Fell to Olga Heyman. n S 18th
av. 80 1T e fir Littieton nv. s7xl00....
Joseph p. McGevern to Hatters' Fur
Exchange Gnc.), e S Washington
az. n II Grafton av, 1o0xl00. $500.
William Riker, jr., ct al to Laura NJ.
18th st, 34x129. -.
Annie LyelI and hus to w. Knight
Clynes, 8 W 10 Henry C~hittenden's
salt meadow lot. in line of Joseph
r. Condit. 2 acknowledgements.
karl. A. Parshall to Acme Imp. As
ISOLATION. s e 8 Homestead Park
rd, 1865 IT n fr hawthorne av. s3x90
Louis Mersfelder to Hyman H.. Ros-
enberg ct al. W 8 N. 18th st, $40 IT
8 fr 4th av. 30x1W. ,..........-...
Michael Smith to Benjamin Hands
e Bergen e, 70 Y IF Cabinet
- -
Louis Moskowitz to Harry Mosko-
WITT ct al. e 5 Washington av. n
W fr land James Woodhonse. 25x100
Charles p. Ross to Julia Schmidt. 8
= William 81 1873 # e fr Washing
ton st, 45x1l0. .....
Martha l.. DeGror to Mayor and
Common Council of Newark, n w $
Watson av, n Fl Jelliff av. 25xl00.. =.
Rober Bauer to same. e 8 Seymour
av. 8 frA Bigelow st. 21xl10, ...........
Adam F. Nate to same. e S Seymour
av. n n Blgeiow st, sx1l0 ..........-.
Julia A.. Schmidt to Charles p. Ross.
" 8 Paramount av, 200 1t $ FIR
Godet st. 25x1oo. ......,.-...............
William Hnrrigan SHERIFF to Morris
r. Sherrerd. W s Elizabeth av. 10 IT
s fir land Weeduahic Park Land
and Imp. Co. 9lx154. ............
Otto Jansen to Lille b. Koethe. n
SIS. Orange av. s e cor lot Horace
III. Olds. 34x94.
Same ct al fexrs) TO same. same
property
Mary f. steadman TO william Hemp
hill. e $ N. Ath st. 1870 # 3 " fr Or
ange st. 26x95..
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Ha[cyon Park
Philip ]. Bowers & Co.
18o MARKET STREET

GREAT BARGAIN-For sale in Irvington: g
room house and bath: large rooms; every I'M
provernent; lot rs at front. extending to IS at
rear. K 1874; stable for 2 horses. a garage: loft:
chicken. house awnings on porch and windows;
porch and windows screened; storm doors; $50
- you are looking for a snap here II Is; a. $50.
81, 500 cash. taking the balance In mortgage at
Broad st.
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PRICES 0E BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flags:
Open. High. Low Close
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James r. Keene was credited with
the conduct of the bear raid yesterday.
was extended virtually TO every
quarter of the list.
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H. F. MULLER
645 Hloomneld av.. Bloomneld.

70 '
- ------
BLOOMFIELD, lakewood terrace-sfx room
house; lot 50x1s6. JOHN GIzEsKI.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-18

Caldwell.
0 H-ILL-Buildins lots. 600 feet above sea.
level, cheas. F. l. HELLER
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-18

Sales to~day-Stocks. GAG 900 shares;
bonds. ST. os. 900.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-18
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

CITY.
&~N~-~~--~ <-1-~- 4-~--~
wIcKLIFFB ST. 7i-Thirteen-room house. all
improvements, gas, electric lights, steam
heat, parquet floors: good for one or two
families