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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Beans S iS sEasa Tgesda A so e
as s % Sass aRs s BAGS 4 6i. Is Psss
week but demand fell of later and present writ
season is eausins little pressure 70 sell and values
Of has s 81 5 there sf Gss
Donete Medium and pea have bad ecen GuTS a pr o Them
sales at 81 81 qs2 60 but some holders offering
There is no present market for carload lots
ruling quiet and lean buyers favor; our out
on e os co SI be- bought OpP way but
sTs wers dsPosed 10 take hold Export orders for red
sustained largely because moderate sup
Only few white kidney eft Turtle Soup St are So% and
easy california m4 have ruled very qgiet and values
trade passing is light We quote BE a marrow
medium choice. 80 55as2 co. do pea choice s. 55aS2 90
S az & hoGg 5 81 1899 3 o 9 S 70 good a$2 TO-
50 ioqs2 So do red kidney choice 81 5OGs2 So
as 70; do lima CaIit9rnia choice. 50 95aS3 PEAS
BUTTER Receipts for week. 5o21O packages Ex-
ports to tropical countries ESQ packages Prices have
market has had quite a hrm tone throughout. Bust
local account there was constlerafe outof town ;sIn
and total demand very up to the actual
Selling Al ssa and tb Grtsm es specials S
coming general for strictly high grade goods
an inside dgure and where buyers Demand quality
almost up technical specials they have paid 5Ss. a
very distinct Firsts and seconds moved
up in sympathy with the higher grades but at the
advance buyers taking hold slowly and there
Irregular throgs hout the Week with small proportion
t,yh Grades and rood dsaI o. Sarity N-av,
York s,aie dairy has Shared in the a1d
a. the close the best selections are commandnE o7 a
range of "a q2Tc. Process manufacturers have
vanced the price at all points OF production and this
OF special brands at s5Isc. with extras going
at 2iis q Csc Factory not plenty. but trade exceed
coming this way. and the quality is not attrac-
general sales 20 G20izc; No quality would
BRING 81 921sc We quote; Creamery specials per 10.
seconds 25I1 eGc do thirds 2S a24isc state dairy
tubs finest 81 Q2Sc: do good choice. 25027c; do
extras 24ls n Csc nrsts % 24c. Western imita-
tion creamery. hrss e3c Western factory rsts, 81 Il
22c Western factory seconds eog2le: packing stock
No . con 2Oi.c; do No g. 1sal9c
CHEEsE-Reeeipts for the week 1873 boxes:
demand was more active for regular distribution 10 local
closely before close OF the Country advices
continued and holders firm and confident In
however. the general conditions have been
favorable Country prices while lower, have
surplus Of cheese which has been offered here Milk
tions also Offering cheese The late free rains
favorable for large make Of fan cheese Trade here
has been less active. and while there is for
Young Americas In light supply and held i6c
but demand is moderate Daisies selling slowly
l5c. In a shade higher
for something especially attractive, but In wholesale
fancy, either large small sizes Skins have been in
fair demand. although not quite active toward the
their all grades with cheap skins scarce Elk
RS are Hs sS1~as as o, mtss' on The local
spsc.AA H3i6oi 90 fancy. small. ooorsd and white and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

r ne local market for spot cotton quiet at
ern spot cotton we're telegrsphed as follows Gal
s2 sss ,. Ssyahns5 lSs sp4y
Unchanged at Iaise Bsitiore a NOMINAL I a hs
Louis seady vncbanssS al sales 100 o. bales 81
e 2ss qu ale & he NT Orleans aT
nal Memphis easy gnchansed at l2tc sales % bales
Estimated receipts a at Leading points for Wednesday At
week and Toss bales last year At Galreston 800 30
400 bales. against s92 bales last Sol bales
es cotton D1 Fsaa1ss s1sea sG Ssto.
s a S speculation and export 200 bales receipts
s72d; futures opened steady points higher and
points Rghsf ssp.erSsT y 5ssd
venber December 4cd: December-January 64Gd Janu
ery, February. 646a February March, 645l4d March
July I'd Jqy.Agsust d42isd Manchsster.YaTns
FLOUR AND MEAI-Demsnd for -four was on
moderate scale to-day with quotations unchanged
were being cut Rye -four was fairly ac1
Tf s nG TO S The %s all R P se ss
S ,9s sew norE 65Sssnse spring Patents
snts 4Sass IS spring clears IS soas5 g. Old extra
M and kansas sraisit S cgss IS both G new y RE
81 ss o. saS a5
white yellow eoasI e: coarse 81 6oasi 65 FEED
90, rwestern STEADY. city hrS Quoted Wss!ern spring
81 20 city bran SO IS bulk s24 sacks Sd6g $50 So
bulk sacks Ks osa ' sBs h0m"y chop SIS SO
GRAIS-wHEAT-The wheat market was unsettled
of steadiness mostly based the strength
SoS. bc e1aen Soo OF the sfTs
sosed rather h5m al sharP rally from low point with
buying due to reports in the North
uncut and to private advces mentioning hastorms in
North Dakota. The early heaviness during prices
weak cables ana only light showers in the TorthHest
where general rains had been Tnrashng and
harvesting being RAPIDLY pushed. according %
wheat TO market For the day Minneapolis and pu iT
1856 compared with 3oi wear ago but they
wheat a. Minneapolis refored to be abof &c lower
than one Of The ogsh crop features % the day
for the Northwest provinces recently
crop OF q 100000 II had BRIEF eject on the marie1 IN
connection with midday reports OF rain River
RpssSsn wheat and favorable weatber IN t;srrsn OF
pool t,gid lower and Budapest sc lower WORLDS
stocks reported by 'BTadstreets sal
in the corresponding year, some Of The private
cables mentioned heavy rains In the Argentine relieving
Cash locally follows:
red Il ~ 81 ana ~ p ad Sn aGa' 81 10
b anoat, nominal CoRN-shorts In the market
the southwe. ana covered freely ali day with former
se result being generally arm market ali day and M.
close showing &c net advance In New York number
while late tax rain Missouri seemed have very
te effect on s.nt%fn1 last prices 6enE about best tr
relief from the present drv spell and this induced
chicago we're considerably estimate only iso cars
expected on "wednesday From lowest point after
cash in New York equally hrm with No
n is Sasls G new Ne rn % so ana as at
Opening prices oats were lowest of the
fo r' s.ber ana sellers o. May Rs sSs
ssayy Win S . sarn So and this
market nevertheless closed quite steady AZ about
S.,sns white "a 20 q. n .2a..ee Clipped White I. ~
D. ssHgsTc RYE-AaTkst dull. No Western. Tso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
IFW HAVEN STOCK LIST
..,c;,cl Holders, srith Fec E@ocp-
s;o.g Same as Last Year.

- =, .ha principal stockholders OF TIE New
- gs.ea & Hartford Railroad Company
80 - ..sterd6y. shows that. notwithstan6-
rs's s,chsnge or Ros;on & Maine shares fer
q ~ 80 Nszy Haver road by the former con-
30, ,,,,,-sts - the Boston a. Maine property
r' =, peon wy nJtle change Ia the personnel
ta' ,.,rest stoS knoiders OF the New Haven CON-
80 ,.nser the Armstrong law. insurance
S'i ~ th:s state are required 10 dlvest them
'.i,h.n i've wears from January J. 1907 OF all
..,k holdings the Mutual Life Insurance
~ - s,Ul appears on the list as the largest
- = ,sc~- York New Haven a. Hartford stocx
- :, go shares. the same amount II has held
-, las, three years. This stock Is worth. ~
.-ss,rt market price, about SGlO0oG year
was worth only S5ooo01o
- the new stockholders on the list are q I
-, with 15ao shares and NJ A. Durham.
- t05a shares. The First National Bank OF
y work. which held 600 shares a year ago. now
81. none directly. while the -42tna Life Insurance
-,suv has decreased its holdings from 5O27, in
q 10 2TT.
- American Express Company is still the sec
:, lsreest stockholder with q ssS shares. and the
- largest Is Lewis Cass Ledyard, one OF the
.,,,ors o. The New Haven, with 2O542 shares
,-,se the other large stockholders are: The New
- central Hiss shares: {. Pratt & Co. 10 sss
.,.ss. Pennsylvania Railroad Company. $50
..-ss A g. Vanderbilt trustee, 6lS7 shares: w
As,or. 60G shares; Morton F. Plant. 400
,,rss: Robert W Goelet, $500 shares. and J. J.
,ror. a6l2 shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

mated, head: 5Q1Oc higher; choice heavy
81 1OaSs %; 1OGSs 25 light mixed 81 sOqss
choice light, SsqSs % packing 81 60qS7 So pigs. $50
81 90 bulk OF sales 81 sOdSS 10 Receipts (es
mated. 10000 head market steady TO loo higher: sheep.
Sass; lambs, So 25g$I rs; yeaIings S5GS5 80.
prime IS 5OGS6 IS. VEALS-Receipts % head:
market active and steady s6dS9 80 HOGS-Receipts,
1000 head; market slow and steady; IS 5OSS IS
few S. 6ol mixed s. 90 Workers. s. 2Oass SO;
dairies and grassers. s. l0d$s 30 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 400 head market active sheep steady; lambs
15c higher at S5asS
Pittsburg Aug ct ATTLE-Receipts light; market
slow; choice. So 50dS6 20; prime, $6aS6 40 SIIEEP-Re
Ceipts light; market slow prime wetheTs - 5gS5 culs
CALVES. IS 50aS9 80. HOGS-Receipts light;
active; prime medium hogs s. 45gSs So heavy
Workers. 45; light IS 3OQ IS So pgs
s. 15a$S %. rOughs. IS 5OaSI 40
including 1890 Southerns: steady Zoe
top. 81 60 choice and dressed beef So 500
81 go good. S5d$6 70: Western sass 25s
feeders SO 5d$5 40 Southern So ESQ
s.: Southern s. +0aSS 10 native cows 81 2gS5;
native hefers SO 25dS5 80: bulls 50 500 81 o. calves.
So 5OGS7 HOGS-Receipts 10000 head market 5q10c
higher top 81 90 bulk of sales 81 0qS 90 heavy 81 so
packers butchers 81 sOaS7 80; light 81 coo
81 90. pigs. $5GST 25 SHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head;
strong Sc 5Od$7 so; yearngs. 81 5Oqs5 2
wethers S4qs5 SO 75S4 10 stoeAers and feeders
Cincinnati Aug 4-CATTLE-Receipts 2is head;
quiet; fair good shippers. S. 1895 %; common. SIC
81 % HOGS-Receipts 121 head. quiet butchers and
shippers S. 30dSs 80; common, 81 5oqS1 go sHE.1P-
Receipts. Oil: steady $2qs4 go LAMBs-Steady; ~ %
QS7 so
Toledo Aug 24-CIOvERsEED-Cash. So 50; Octo-
Der 81 40; December. 81 32]s March. 81 32la; No 2
So 60; No 3. SO % rejected So S.. TIMOTHY-Primes
81 So ALSIKE-Prme. 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25

COTTON-The cotton market a shade more
to-day. fluctuations continued narrow with
uncertainty regarding the ef-
a crop movement although general sen
regarding the crop and the prospects for next
requirements 10 continue Of builish aver
An early decline followed by a rally and the
market closed steady at net advance OF 100 points
The opening was steady at decline OF los points and
sctive months sold about points net lower during the
first minutes under scattering liquidation and bear
Indifferent cables and reports OF
Southwest, which has been complaining Of
drouth excessive heat There good character
buying below 12Ac however, including demand from
OF large spot from brokers supposed
be operating for who leading sellers
the decline This discouraged selling by scapeTs
and nrmed the market during the middle OF the day
particularly later adviees suggested that the rains in
the Southwest had been Of little benefit they
indeed 10 some extent harmful in some sections on
the advance December contracts sold from u 3c to
1880 and closed II 2sc bid The weekly weather
confirmed daily concerning by
dcang record-breakinE high temperatures precpi
tation much below Detailed reports
day showed only light precipitation in Texas. and while
temperatures slightly lower than the maxi
NUNS, they still 100 degrees points.
On the whole there nothing the days crop
20 change opinion regarding the Ultimate the
probable showing OF the September bureau report which
Is published September spot
were unchanged l-l6c higher.
The Of contract prices the local to-day
uaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

- New York. august "a 1909
GLIDING cars for saughte.ers and ga for the
steady but transactions live cattle this
market al Js s c rhs e trade in bee;
in q he country as Demand eS naive
sides were quoted at seatS5d per an ~ Min as ss R
and Kosher c6lcks at sa9c LIVERPOOL and London
live cattle or dressed from This port to-day To-
quarters Of beef for the London market
Be Up n wegs t h Tq fs Sa8s s
yaTs and no strictly TTns t az sn9lf yesera CLOSING
prices Common TO good ve sod at 50 9os 90 per Ivo
fed Caves at s. so city steady
dressed dress per sTasssis and baterEs at 7a9e
shannon g Ohio v e g. $ g % aTs rex
at &; IA do I59 So So grassers and fed calves.
5 Judd < yeals. lea n at 50 So do. 22S N.
Newton Z 90 Virginia yeas 1eS ID IS; "a
ws sHE KEFn aS i5vf- D e. y %
5754 head including ga cars Tor ana 20,
sale all at Jersey city except half ear sheep were
demand ana steady: medium and common grades slow;
sod few ss sT' SSs at ss Sass 50 s9r ~ us 4
ressed mutton steady 7a9fzc 10; dressed lambs
n' sas s * CO. 90 Yves, virginia lambs IS %
~ Wes % Virginia r. = ysarnss 81 20 IS Virginia
state g % a% rs 5 g. g. az 81 s. IS
SAL S., lo7 ~ KsntueSy do iO7 H. at s.
al {5 a3s 40 50, 500 90. So 10. at $ -;
III DO ~. al 2f3 Kentucky DO 81 10 at - sts.
do 30 10, at 81 - N - ,..-.-.- 80,
- y, ,t $ 25. 1T do 81 J0 2O6 Kentucky do
SIS M at 81 25 245 Mchgan do. II 10. at ~ 80; Ken
tucry sheep 112 n. At 81 50 -
Toifn 4 shannon. 395 Ohio lambs Gj n AZ 81 80; 50
a., friIIsI 81 No. at 81 SO. ohio sheep ~ 70 az 81
Fred I Kraft: 15S West Virginia lambs d3 ~ at s.
Sanders: Il vauia Gull sheep. ~ 10 at 81 ~
Nri~ SrllIcn Gate Yesterday: lambs Is n.
at 81 80; IS do. So 20; IL state sheep. 81 70.
HOGS-Recelpts 1871 cars or 2522 head In
ol,-t,~C hall a car for Prices steady.
and good prime heavy hogs were dlotaole al
s. :}1aSS per 100 n - .
Sales-S sanders: 81 state hogs 40 n. at s. 40; 5
roighs 3f6 N AZ 40: yesterday % Pennsylvana
80 ~ y, AZ 40. 100 AZ m s. 40; 50
do poi ~ at SIS - rOughs go u at 81 40; ooaTs
373 81 80. - - - -
5 Judd Co Oate yesteriayt so state hogs lST n.
at IS 10. roughs $50 -. at 81 40
NcPherson Uate Yesterday; AZ state hogs. Es2
n. IS 40; 10 do. 12S 10. AT - 80 Foushs 2I3 To-
at
George < I. s Dilenback late yesterday: AZ state
boes q s. r0ughs. poo n at 81 so
Nelson McCahe date Yesterday = state hogs $50
u al IS so: : roughs. 276 ~. at 81 40
Andrew Mullen NIte Yesterday; state hogs fst N.
s. 40 % pigs no - at 81 ~; . roushs 2'6 ID az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. z4-Lower cables and further
declines in the price OF cash wheat al the principal
grain centres IN this country caused weakness In
the wheat market here TODAY, hnal figures being
unchanged 70 sc TO tac lower. compared with yes
ter5av's close Corn and provisions closed strong
and oats hrUn.
ST Louis reported cash wheat lc lower, and much
OF II was left unsOid Sample table prices here
were also of from EC 70 &c. The September de-
livery during the day ranged between &c and CSC.
while December sold between 93iaC and 9lisC The
market closed s7sv with September AT 91'sc 10
9Ia4c. and December At 94tsc to 9tilc
Despite the hcaviness of wheat the corn market
strong the entire Gay with the exception OF
short period At the openns. when prices dropped
q trhc below the closing figures OF the previous
session The market closed strong. with prices up
SO 20 sc &C &c
Trade In the oats mar'5et was influenced by tho
fresh advance va corn prices shorts IN the May
delivery covering freely all day. The market
closed arm. with prices Tie 10 sac higher than yes
terday's close.
Buying OF lara by local longs and packers i'm
parted considerable strength % the provisions
market. Demand was prompted by tae fresh bulge
In corn and by a Sc 10 Toe advance IN live hoxA.
Prices at the close were unchanged 70 soc hxhMR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August "a 1909.
totFEE-Whiie to-day's cables reported receipts at
he Two ports for Sunday Monday breaking ali pre-
kLyGs records the Brazilian markets shown be
noiene steady around recent prices and the coffee
marcy improved slightly scattering trade demand
Itn the feature from trading standpoint switch
ing from september 10 later positions Including
htons OF this character, the days sales
90 bags and prices closed steady. unchanged
points higher The market will be closed september
Receipts at the Brazilian ports have been running
ABOVE al previous figures this Of the
the bags exported to-day broke the record estab
reported September Is 1905 big crop year
The beginning Of the receipts the ports
oeen outweishng previous but the effect the
milreis price has been comparatively slight Rio
quoting No IS at $685. according todays cables
pairing with 500 at the beginning Of the season. de
change HaVre being net 1Inchanred to 4 franc ioVer
while Hamburg !. pig higher 10 ]. pig lower.
New York warehouse deliveries continued light. the
ures reported to-day being am bags against l5ls BAGS
last year. Fine weather again reported in all dis
ricts OF Sac Pauo and while the local trade has heard
that the absence Of normal precipitation had placed the
trees in bad shape for the coming mail advices have
recently been received reporting favorable prospects The
market for coffee quiet with quotations the
basis OF 74d7i1e for Rio No !.
The range of prices in the local market to-day
foilons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
aurni.hsa by Van schalek q Co. Nc 7 wall street
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug. 2S-Trioes continued in local
WOOL market ana huyinss have been heavy during tho
les' week stocks q goods generally low and the
pToEy.otE are favorable for az Increasing trade in
WOOL fsbrtcs. The leading domestic quotations
follows Domestic wOos-Ohio PennsylVania
n.eors-AN, sc. \ 32a34c; No ~ssh-d 4oq
Slct y" : washed. iO2 Ale, nne unwashcd. .Td2sc:
= .bl"oi eombi7s, 534a6c. blood eombing b \ See
=. lo9c coming - Doc; dfia!ne washed, 3ad zoe:
% lain" unwasll"d, II 43fc Michigan Wisconsin and
New York nceces--Fine unwashed. - a .6c: iclaine
uTpgsiied. 81 "a &c: y blood unwasheS "a SIC. =
blood un~ashca 81 y Sc :. blood, Is Sac Kentucky
Indiana and NsHouri-a blood. 1ac a blood, 32n
sc; Georgia. 81 u BIC Secured values, Te1ar-Fine
l. months % q 55c. fine 60 months. as zoe:
fall SsE zoe GaHornla--NorthrrT. Is "a roc. middle
county Gs &c: fan free. 50a5?c. Oregon
40 stable. "a Il go. Eastern clothing GS Sac valley
No ]. - asc. rerItory--Fne staple. - @ 7sc. hne
medium Fiapl'. s9aI2c me cothins. Gs zoe; hne
medium clothing. 0s gfscs y blood. zoo 7sc; blood
500 CSC. y blood. G9g7lc. Pulled: Extra 10 q Tao;
enc A. e. 2 SOC. A svys!s. 20 . o2e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 24-Clostug-WH No =
rel Western winter. nominal futures quiet septeToer
IS sd: December. IS sid: March. IS sid CORN
STot New American mixed tyia Galveston steady 6s 90;
futures quiet September Is 4%sd. October 5s ord
Pc AS-Canadian steady. Is 11i2d OCR-Winter pat
ents Sd. dun. HOPS az London Gacihe CoasQ nrn
81 I0sTE5 BF;EF-Extra India mess dull. pos PORN
Prime mess, Western urn, 95s HAMS-Short cut, -
to strong "a. RACON-Cunlherland cut. ~ 20
80 No. strong tbs rib 10 70 - n strong 65s 3D.
middes. light. p TO "a n strons VS. ohs
uf1t-s - 30 N strong. COS Cd; snort
clean backs lG % 2 n e2s clear bellies IA 70 Ia
N sfrore SHOT, LDERS-Square II 20 II n arm.
5ss IARD-Prime Western. In uerces. strong 9ls "a;
American refined. pals strong. Nts I'd CHEESE
Canadian finest white ste7 ~. 5Is, canadian finest col
o-sF srsasy rALLOV'-Prine city sfeady. rs %.
~, spirits steady 4os "a LINSEED OIL
steady pcs PETROLEUM nrrn, md RoSlN-Comuon
hrIu, IS Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
FRISCO TO ENTER NEW ORLEANS SEPT.

New Orleans Aug. 2-After many delays and
much difficulty in gaining entrance TO New Or
leans. II was positively announced by Frisco rail-
road officials to-day that the Of that system
would be run into this city September !. 1t is
planned that the road shall eventually run into
New Orleans on its own tracks. In the mean time
the tracks Of the Louisiana Railway & Navigation
Company VIII be used between New Orleans and
Baton Rouge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
'FRIsco's FIRE CHIEF GETTING POINTS.

Chief Shaughnessy, head of the Fire Department
Of San Francisco. is in this city investigating va
rious phases OF the local Fire Department With
Battalion Chief henion, Chief Shaughnessy de
voted yesterday 70 inspecting New York's fireboats
For several nights he will be with Fire Chief
Croker, al his quarters in Great Jones street for
the purpose Of responding alarms which call
into play the high pressure service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
sPINNERs TO FIX PRICE FOR YARN.

Manchester, Aug. 2i.-The owners Of two-thirds
Of the ring spindes in the Lancashire cotton trade
decided at a meeting here to-day TO form an asso-
citation 10 fix minimum price for yarn and prevent
cutting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

s,T so II Charles 2. Barney a Co.. 20. % Broad
.rFN 4cra and Nc l:2 South 4th street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by Thomas Renhardt. No ss Broad street
New York. and No. 10 Exchange Place. BostOn)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-25
NEW YORK PRICES

nominal. z o b New York BARLEY-Market DUH. Feed
ms Bic nominal. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13

YOUNG MAN. married; in wholesale house.
inside or outside; references or security
furnished; recently in business myself; eX-
peripnced in drvgoods. millinery. notions
Milton Kronacher. ia W Hath St
New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
MANY BIG LEASES REPORTED.

II & l. Hess have leased for George d. Wick
1seo square feet in the building No. % to SO East
e1st street: for the Empire Realty Company, 100
SQUARE feet in the building al the northeast corner
Of 1lth street and University Place; for Mary
Chisholm. the second loft, containing 5000 square
feet IN the building Nos. 5s-5S West 22d street.
for Sol Lindenborn, the first loft, containing 5oo
ssua-e feet, in the building Nos 13-l5 West 29th
street. for the estate OF Henry I Barley. the
fourth loft. containing 400 square feet, in the
buil5irE Nos 45-47 East 10th street. for Rudolph
Gross the store at No. las West 2Sth- street; for
Frank Waller the first loft containing $500 square
feet in the building. No. 103 Fifth avenue; for
Albert oa den Dreisch. the third loft, containing
25a square feet at No. 133 West 2ith street; for
Leon Nandel the fourth loft containing 1850
square feet in the building, No 16S Greene street.
and for Louis Ottrnan the second loft, containing
250 square teet at No. IS West 18th street.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for Louis
Sachs the f-r1 and second floors in the new Tner-
camille building Kos. ss-44 West 21st street The
tenants are G. q A. Wise, importers, who have for
many years ksen on White street. The lease is
for lcrg teryl Of years.
S. Osgood n 81 & Co have rented floor in No
IS West 5sth rect 10 a client for Mr.. Schnelze
The Charlie. r Noyes Company has negotiated
for t5e Ado ,h Houander Realty Company
E2ap0 mo-tgy :e loan for three years, covering a
TlOt of about $3.50 square feet at the southeast
corner Of Wfter and Broad streets.