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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
WEST SIDE BLOCK SOLD FOR S250,0O0
Consolidated Gas Company Dsposes OF Property Opposite Che
sea Docks on Which Ten Story Warehouse viii Be Erected
IusTIcE WELLS SELLS HOME IN WEST SID STREET

Tho Consolidated Gas Company has signed
! contracts for the sale of the block front in
! Marginal street Tho property has
/ frontage of 1873 feet in Marginal street
opposite the Chelsea docks, and extends
back 1l9 feet in 10Th street and 1901 feet
in 10Th street The purchaser is a business
concern. which intends to erect ten story
warehouse. The consideration given for the
site is said to be $4,000. The property
consists Of about twelve city lots
OPTION TO the three blocks further south,
given to the Corporate organization ana
the Audit Company b. the Consolidated
Gas Company. was told OF in The Tribune
yesterday.
Peasc & Gilman have sold TO William
II Daz-idco for Justice Frederick De Witt
Wells his home al No. III East ed street
I, * a four story American basement dwell
ing. on a plot 16x6711 feet, between Park
and Lexington avenues. The buyer will oC-
cupv the house after alterations. The ad-
ioining houses vcro purchased in May by
DR.. Lewis A Conner, for the purpose Of
erecting an American basement house, to
cover the full frontage.
William R Ware has sold for the trus-
tees of Columbia University No. rs West
Hath street a four story dwelling house on
d plot 20x1122 feet. opposite the university
campus. The property was purchased by
the university as home for Frederick P.
KeppeI. the new dean. but subsequently
40. A. West Nth street was bought and
tho university decided to disposed OF the
ll4tf street house.
Frank H. Fisher < Co have sold for
William IL IaHkey No rs West 10Th
street. a three story and ba scment dwelling
house on d plot l5X1co feet. near West End
avenue.
The eleven story kuahe Binding, at the
southwest corner Of S9th street and Fifth
avenue has been given by Horace A.
HutChiue q Standard OIL capitalist and
president Of tho New Jersey STORAGE Com
pany. to his two children. They are Mrs.
Charles A. Work. who was Miss Alice c.
Hutcins and Harley j. Hutchins. The
building is on a plot 49.5X125 feet. and is
opposite the Union League Club house
A mortgage for $40 900 has been given by
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company to
the Academy of Medicine on the property
No. - TO y West 43d street. The Academy
recently acquired the adjoining property.
No. 10 and the abutting house No. 70
West 44th street, for the purpose or ex-
tending its building.
Plans have been filed for making over the
five story brick dwelling house on the west
SIDE Of Madison avenue, al feet north of
10Th street, into q store and bachelor apart
ments. The front basement and parlor wall
is 10 be removed and a store front put in,
a two story rear extension built and an ele-
vator installed. The three upper floors are
to he used as bachelor apartments. The
alterations viii cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
STPTENREH {.

ID AVE stT Norris Levin 2 So-,
uef ! Weinberg, owner; Abraham $50. =
tractor. $3.50 !
HESTER 1T. 16T- Samuel Rax-e-
Adeifue Anselni and Carmfne T.usugo z
Joseph y Nanblatt, contractor RIO "a =
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. : q cor -.
~. SKI 0Ox35- ax1 1875. Tsaac 2 Ahho-. a..
nah Construction co, owner and Co., =
1901 80.
SOUTHERN BOT-LET ARD w "a,
of 1926 St l26 1ex125- Ok - 2xe0.l - - :
same, So. I6s %. /
10Th ST, ga and 216 Wss-. John ~
aE+ Edv PossubaU0n. ov-nr-- -
Brown. contractor. sos A..
1OsTH ST. 80 20 90 ves-. Samus, T..
agt Mary z TilvOU. owner and cou.rser,---ss
11GTH ST. II ana r. Ues- John ~,
agt Mitra1 Really ind CONSTRUCTION "a
and contractor. sJ26.
FAITE ST. y :. zoo p o. Fsrqa'r
xIO0: DIVER & Care- az y esr Nom. =
Realty co. owner and contractor S,sa
BRYANT AVE, g 100 2 n o., -.
ave, 1O0x1O0- same x same. ga
CHAMBERS ST, - 70 -. Eeads :. :.
% Terry & Teuch 60 act I'm grant I'D
Savings Bank. Owner. Charles r Wslf..
tractor: sf-10J -
18th ST, Ga and ciS Wrs-- IoseuA
ter aSt Edw T. F5Oseubauul. cVus- "a I
Brown. contractor. S102 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16

srlreued suede bats IN delicate fans and
tr,v rs. trimmed with quilts, for uutomo-
ole wear. sell for g % each.
Denim hats. also stitched and trimmed
with wings and denim, il soft green folds,
sell for 60 each
Wrought iron umbrella racks, with places
10 hold four umbrellas, sell for 81 . and
are very artistic in shape.
Brass c0rnered blottins pads for desk
use. with the blotters il different colors,
sell for - cents apiece
Among the new ribbons is one Of gold
and silver gauge, with white embroidered
flowers il the centre and = yellow silk
border: Il sells for 3 q yard such ribbons
also come in black and gold and in silver
and white.
SQUARE blue and white china pitchers IN
German ware sell Tor from 70 cents uD,
according 10 the size.
Ice cream servers having deep pointed
bowl sud q spring a" force the shaped
,rcs.n into TIE plate aTe very handy and
,e-t 81 70 apiece
f,es qnsillre clcthcs1iuc- arc quite ne1
ard ,oe4 = cents fog q -e"yard pack
sse ar ere -az 1mshei. 80 that damp
w. dcez lsot hurt hem. and IS fhs dirt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
BANKRUPTCY SALE TO-DAY.

A bankruptcy sale by instructions from
john J. Townsend, referee of ten pieces of
property belonging to Harry Toplitz, will
be held to-day by Joseph P. Day at l.
o'clock At the Real Estate Exchange sales
room No. Il Tesey street.
The most important are No, SIS Riverside
Drive four story and basement brown
stone and brick private dwelling house. ad-
joining West 10th street. commanding an
excellent view OF the Hudson River; a
large vacant plot, 15GX70 feet, ready for
immediate improvement. on the north side
Of 10th street, &75 feet cast of Seventh
avenue, and plot of nearly nine acres at
ClasOn Point fronting on Bayside Drive ::
also one on Inwood avenue. east side Of
Gerard avenue, running through to Jerome
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,yy-i+b name and address OF lenders Attorney
SEPTEMBER l.:
MANHATTAN.
MANHATTAN


Ar-nI-R0H AVE. s V cor 19lst 81. 30 xloo,
Dec 5 1905 Patrick TTeaey and enc ooo 70 Mar
gsret Miller Of London, England, Se'OOo attoF-
no. II Bennett. > Rector ST
ur-ns0N ST. 634 1l6. 4x25x11s. i1x25.4: Jan
II. 1900: julius Fox aud ano 70 Greenwich
savings Bank: S14,oo". address, 246 9Th ave.
uarrL / 1905. Martin Garone to Joseph L
Rmttenweiser: $500; address 40 broadway.
MJ J. 81 It, ~ 1907 = obn Of s Whfe 70
Francis Higgins and David OBrien, exrs; 80 500
attorneys. o Brien Boardman q Plat = Broad
nIr-I.BF.RFY ST. 1871 and 1e4. sly brk, each
100 - June 90 1906 John White TO John
Donley; Mary r RAYMOND and Hq itfa H3sGn
and Trust Co. $50 RroadTay
WEST ENI, AVE. 1854 Il n Of 10Th St IS SIX
Feb 10 1s9e gg9 LAMP 90 eng s ea9 70 sto one
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 170 Broad
wey.
,o05, Jien~,. { Meve~ and auo 70 Sanders Gut
nan SIS 500. attorneys. kur1man & Frank
.nheiraer 20 Broad s..
oct rs 1907, Ferdinand Brskmann TO James
II Schnelzel and Edwin Gtllies. $500;
attorney. James schmeizeli. 245 Washington
4rH ST. 81 East. sty brk. 2Sze62: Nov
81 1905: Harris Mayer TO Chevra. Agnaas
attoTney, John I. Bernstein. . Beekman 81.
5TH ST. 74s East sly brk. 22xe6; March
ii 1905 Lena Landsman To Annie WeNier:
nth ST. III West. sty brk. 2oxt5 blk.
June . 1870; Thomas Davidson Brown. hache-
Tor TO Charles u Miller and David Laughlin.
substituted trustee; $4,000. attorneys Hascall
& Hillson. 120 Broadway.
36TH ST = u II W Of sth ave. s6Has o;
Aug 81 1908: Paul Westphal to United States
Trust Co. $50. 900. address, ~ Wall st.
SsTH ST Si6 West. sty brk. c0xtooo
Feb % 1905; Emily L Iandon TO Andrew 7
Kerwin. jr. and MAY G hs T.%i. e1rs s and
Neill 12S Broadway.
12IST ST 81 East 8 sty brk, l6 2xloo. IL MAY
81 1900: Mary Gottlieb to Coruelia Schwartz
$500: attorney Title Guarantee ana Trust Co.
lI6 Broadway.
18TH ST. = s. cT6 It OF broadway. 90 Xix
100: March Is 1859; Zachariah Zaoharias to
Walter Flanders Frank ii preshy and James
4 Nj Johnston exrs: s-o.'oo' attorney little
Insurance Co. iS3 Broadway.
I6TTH ST. s. $40 II OF broadway. % Tx
100: March Is 1909. same 70 same. SIS. 600. at
torney above.
15TTH ST r s. 30 # OF Broadway. 80 Tx
100; Oct Is. 1909; Hghwood Realty and Con
structon Co to Allenel Construction Co: $4,000.
attorney above.
la7TH ST $ s. 80 It 2 or Broadway. ssI1x
100: oct 10. 1909 same 10 same $1,000. attor-
above.
18TH ST. - s. 20 Il Of Broadway, sa.I1x
neY above.
l57TH ST s s. 57b It 9 OF Broadway. 90 Tx
100: Aug q 1879; Mabel r Thrush the Realty
Mortgage 60; 81. coo. attorney above.
f57TH ST = @5b II OF Rroadwav pP liz
100 Aug Is. 1880. same Ia same, 50 0ooi attor-
uey above
tssrH ST. 5l5 West. 3 stv frame eoNao II
cot - 1895. Annie l. Futwater 20 Charlotts
kay $4,000 address, "a West 3oth -.
THE RRoNX-
ARTHUR AVE. $50 f. q klng-nri4s-
II e51le5 r-- 5 TAOS Pssqusle Meliilo AMI
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
SEPTEMEEE !.

SEPT EGBE-E 10
Emile IseEe to cross. Austin & Ireland Lur1-
Max Wa-sheinaer TO benjamin Bernard and
ano. 81. - -. e
Solomon Cohen 70 Isaac FaTher ana sEo' 81
B~ovr-Weiss Realities 70 Henry ! 'ro0dTicn u
Simon Iieherman and sno 10 SIMON ba'l'
Sc 500.
Mutual Bank TO Simon Lieher1uaI and sno'
Sl0o -,-,.. ,1oc
FIeu-v Offermann 10 John hneisel. : assts'
500 800
RsziA Diamond TO Este Springer Si'Hl
Minnie Fire to Ray Il robz 81
1Ii1ber+ 2 cecil to Title Guarantee and TTust
TifTe guarantee and Trust CO TO Bowery say
ings Bank: $4,000
Joseph = S.hvab 70 Henry g ~i'tsCh- )r' u
George = Morris Emma Long St"-
Emma Kcrne Caroline Fitch: N"-
NIarv Sander 70 samuel sander. $'"'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16

Hymsn Harris 10 Molle Harris Il
Joe Uiimann and ano TO John
s3J. 600 ~
John r Raymond 10 Wilson " Power
Lawyers Title Insurance anS TINS. - - ss
gers Mortgage Co. 81 900 . Z
Lawyers Mortgage co to Herbert 4 r.
81 500 "a
same 70 James " Monk assn. to-.
OOJ "a
james Burns - Walter n TsvIr-- s-ar
Samuel Hischfeld TO Bertha ffirvc,,s.ss.
Arthur " Watson. trustee 70 N4ov - =
Insurance and Trust CO. trustee. n i'Tk
Lorenzo VI Picsbia 70 American Mr.
ga 40 Sc
Henrietta " T'fcabts 70 T-orerzo " p,
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 70 "a ~
Hozust. $40 @sasI
Mile II Reuskorf 70 Charles y or.
American Mortgage GO 70 T.iroef, -
$50 1os- r
Same 70 same. 50. 10 -
same 70 same. sif on 70
Same TO same fIS.571 ~
Same 70 Henrietta VI Picsbss r14 oce
Jennie Freed and sno 20 irving Co..
Co. 81.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.)
SEPTEMBER 10.

GREENWICH ST. @"2. store: trustees OF
estate Henry Cary 20 Richmond II Long; Yrs
from May /. 1910; 1880; address, 1863 Will
lam ST
GREENWICH AVE. 10: CiaIlard Realty Co
Evariste Courtadc: / Yrs = mos and j. DAYS
from Oct /. 1870 $I.oGo: address, 10 Green
Wich ave
VANDAM ST - y cor Of Narick st: store
and basement: Matilda Thomson Patrick !
Cullen and ano; > yrs from May /, 1918; S1,320;
address. 100 Narick st.
Leo Gostley from sept :. 1910, to May /. 1911:
$3.50. address 1881 1st
18TH ST 1e2 West: Elise Dord to Central
Suppis 4 corpu. 10 YRS from MAJ T. 1871
INST ST 10 and ~ East; Louis eastman
to Lszar Hershowita and auo: US from Sept
10 1910; $5.Cuo; address, y" East l2lst st.
FIFTH ST = $ so It Of ID ave. @5X99. *
lrree, Consumers Brewing 20 to Harlem Park
Co: - us = mos from AUG ]. 1910, $1,000 10
S1.5oo address ID ave and l:ith st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

aIsT sTREET-f4eorge 7 HoIIister sold the
three story and basement dwelling house No.
~ East 9lst street. covering Z tot 1iX1oo.S feet.
near Madison avenue.
10TH STREET.-THE Frank l. Fisher Company
sold for William II. Yawkey No IT3 West 10Th
street three story and basement dwelling
house. on lot 15Nlpo feet. near West End
avenue.
GID STREET Pease & Ellman have sold to
William II. Davidge for Justice Frederick De
WIT Wells his home. d No III East sd street.
four story American basement dwelling house.
on 4 lot l6X67.11 feet. between Park and Lex
inrton avenues. The buyer viii occupy the house
after alterations.
18TH STREET William r. Ware sold for
the trustees of Columbia University No. 52S
Wost nam street. a four story dwelling houss.
or lot 2oX1oa2 feet, opposite the university
calUuUg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16

Park South. @4xIonx irre5; . sty dws: sold to
the plaintiff for s5.I1S
WEBSTER AVE. 2771. cor Of t9sth s..
Is iEa3. .2X91 II: stv tenm and stores ana
two sly stores: SOLD 70 the plaintiff for $2o.v'
47TH ST. G13 and Go. n :. - Il ~ Of llth
ave. ;'0H 1908: - and > sty brewery sold to
Henry File: for S24 900
BY Samuel GoIdstcker.
WEST ST II c cor OF Cedar ST, 4T.2x64 .ey4sx
% 6; > sly loft and store bldg; sold TO the plain
tiff for $40 GOO
wADSWORTH AVE 2o4 y = 1861 # IF
18th st. -. sx95; sts dwg adjourned to sept 80
BY Bran l.. Kennedy.
1osTH ST. loo. j. =. s. Il Of Lexington avc
Is SX1to II: ST. tenmt: sold 10 Annabelia l.
Armstrong for S10.Io0.
10TH ST. ISL n G 3ns 4 = Of Lexington ave.
t7Nloo11. sly tenmt; sold to Annabeila l..
Armstrong for $4,000
BY !. II. Mayors.
GREENWICH sgt. 294. II cor Of Reach &
"IIx79 10x25x7aS: Sty loft and store bldg sold
to / Newman for SIS tf+n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
DAMASKS AND BROCADES
Splendid New Fabrics That
Every Woman May MOT Wear.

such = splendid 1ningil1S Of tones Is
thore IN the new silk fabrics that one l.
inclined 10 believe. after sight Of them
that fashionable assenblaEes OF tho near
future are going TO resemble collections OF
PAINTINGS by all the masters most famous
FOR color. NOT viii the gold supplied by the
frames in picture gallery be wanting. for
not only are there The gold laceS. nets,
cords. tsssels and SO on, but all sorts Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
CULINARY SUGGESTIONS.

Tho chicken meat Ioft oEo- after making
.our can ho used in c7oquettes and salads.
Chop or u1iu~e t. after freeing from gristic
and fat and season IT highly
Melted bu-ter may nc used ~ ~ crner-
Eencz instead Of olive oil whom making
rl7- cn-ai~c.
Most Hovzev-7rc- g5lror that when cutting
warm bread or cake the knife blade should
be heated.
Minced rlmrurors mixed with naTonnsise
maxi = unique sandwich filling.
Fo- = bresEfsst dtsh. toast hair an EnE-
llsa rulfTiu. place ou top or n 2 thiu slice
~ broiIc5 ham. uppn shat perfectly
roschea oEE and servo with ifoHandslse
sEurs
vhon ror}l- arc 10 be used u bottliug
preserves or pickles. III us q good plan, SAYS
~ experienced housekeeperl 10 drop them
into boiling water for five minutes or so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
womAns CLUB SEASON OPENS.

The renaissance Of tire Houlens clubs +
ar hand. and soon viii hotel corridors buzz
with their consultations. The Rainy Dsi-
sizes viii open their petals next Wednesday
~ - O'Clock T. m - the Hotel Astor. Al
The same place tho Mozart Society will
meet "ll October ]. the Clio Club on October
10. the West End Women Republican As
sociatiou and the Daughters Of the cen
tenarv on The 18TH and the Century Club
on the 18Th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
MORTGAGE ON THEATRE SITE.

Leon s. Altmayer and ". Z. 6 ". I
Brown. Inc, nave negotiated first mort
gage of sd. GOO on the premises. Nos. Az.
l79 and 4S1 Willis avenue covering the
now theatre erected on these premises. Nr-
Altmayrr was the broker who sold the
property 10 the present owner The mort
gage Is taken by a. private investor at
per cent interest 3 year for 3 long term of
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Of Interest to CCOD7en

After this boiling they can easily be pressed
into the bottles. and when they are colo
they are completely alright.
The Juice left in jar of strawberries
after the fruit has been sent 10 the table
viii make delicious drink if little lemon
Juice and ice water are added TO it,
Peaches are one OF the best fruits :"
serve with cereals. especially Is acconpanl-
mcnt 10 ricc conlea in milk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
LONG ISLAND LOTS SOLD.

Z. Sbsrum sold to > client seven lots in
9th street. near Adelaide avenue. Jamaica.
n !. Etghty-siX lots q Eastport, Long
Island, were taken as part payment.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN,
sEPTELfBEE I.

SEPTEMBER r.
BATH ST f13 East. Ez-lors' v-es -
at FIarrv . Robbins - a. Ma = fafa =
CRANBERRY PARE EAST - 70 = v.
NJ G.Idi0g at CI-aua--- Par rfu1 ;. -
- 1910 tb- bond. 500 -.
SAME PROPEPTT- same AZ sans A.
1910 th,- bond1- $685. a
VALENTINE AVE. p e $40 Z :, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
WOMEN BUSY WITH POLITICS
Will Send ENJOYS to Assembly
District Conventions.

When the seventy Assembly district con-
ventions that meet in Manhattan alone on
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

fvVttb name and address Of lenders attorne,l
1rterest S per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER Is
N.EFIATTAN-
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Er,u-rFT iIs stv hrk. cas1oo prior n :
81 onnt r. 8 Per cent James Murphy -
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

DECIDED BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL FLAT
busn.-New one family brick house. large.
light rooms. tastetuiiy decorated parquet
floors, hardwood trim tiled bath and vestibuIe.
wafnScoted dining room, every modern con-
Venience: price $500. terms suit. conven-
tent to Brighton Beach Il" and eight trolley
lines. These houses cannot ne equale6 any
where. either FOR home or an iuvestrn.u mt
WM r MEYERS. ATS Gravesend ave. R'xIvn.
ONE-FAMILY HOCSES.-Anerican basement.
10 rooms. :. baths. special inducements TO buy
ers NOW. Attn It. and Prospect Park West
within 200 feet Of Prospect Park entrance OTTO
SINGER. builder. on premises. always open
OTTO SINGERS MODEL. ONE[FsMITv
houses the best value IN New York.
rooms and hath. large porch g. $50. Sea Reach
IL from BROOKLYN Bridge 10 Kings Highway.
one block West Sth 81
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Continued on ninth psg.
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT
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NEW JERSEY

NEW JERSEY
GR4NTHOOp
Exceptional Bargains
Lots mt $3.50 $500 Each
sic Down. So Monthly
Columbia Real Estate Co TYoes Tld- =
MISCELLANEOUS
VAN CORrLANDT CREST
ADJOINING van Cortlandt Park North
Lots. 2SNioO $500 10 II o0O Fa~b
Onco on property \. 2. HANDY Manav.r
p . Lincoln. Yonkerx
"ksTCHESTER COUNTY.
htnifSE MANOR ON THE IVrDgOS
os,s rni!e unoostructed river frontage. S0 ruos-
GIL 'eS'uenSes near completion Address
PHIILPSE MANOR co
Phtlipse Manor. New York
BOROUGH OF THE IRONY
fI R.,S ~ HOUSE FOR sAI.E-owNER. 1905
hathsAte ave. IT2d 81 FSron~ ~
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- l,,- .,,5,,z 5000 q y from both st
- g - from > : 10th ave. 372x irreg; M
SsD+ IL : WIS To- cent; Ernestine beeI!,ie1
o Osller Gordon. $3.50. address. 1910 A11i'0-
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ROBBINS AVE PSI II o. ISls 8.s ~
5oIT14- Ma 26 / VI per cent. FroI1a tteat-
" CO to Joseph MeaneF: eiu."V' '10'
Ia lbs Sroa0WdN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16

AHTHJE AVE eea - u klrs-tri1z-
II 2SAlc5. p-- laos. Psslusle Neliil- AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16

MARTHA AVE. " cor 23ath 81. - iziG',:
Md ar. MA So II. . vrs 6 per cent George =
/ n 90 to IInsenmeyer Holding CO. $3.50 al
-oTnev Charles Reinhardt, i56 tlushlhs ave
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-20
yEW YORRSTOCKS AND BONDS
Dealings Of Day Of Trivial Nature and
Stocks Unchanged.
CANADIAN PACIFIC AFFECTED
Sentiment IL Aver-e to Revived Nsve.
ment for Formation OF Currency
Association Provided by Law
for Emergencies.

NEW YORK. July Is.-Only listless at
tention was paid 70 any news by operators
in stocks TO-DAY ana no inducement vas
found for taxing steps In the market that
made a percepuble effect on prices. Inc
amounts OF the dealings were trivial
Canadian Pacific rather acutely
affected by the sympathetic influence OF
the strike on the Grand Trunk. That &C.
currenCe seemed to dominate sentiment
over the labor question 90 the exclusion OF
the agreement on basis OF settlement be-
tweenthe Pennsylvania and its employees
both east and west. Its influence was en-
HANGED by the uneasy feeling existing in
England over the dispute over wages on
some OF the railroad systems, while the
French railroads are in the throes OF a
like contention
Influences from the side of crop advices
were mixed. Movements In the cotton
market are accepted passing phases Of
a speculative campaign, rather than ac-
curately reflective of the state OF supply
and it's promise.
\ Varions factors are combining to build
up the strength of the New York banking
the stock market f. modified by DISPOSE
ton to look askance at the revived move
ment for the formation Of currency associa-
tons such as ara provided in the law for
issuance OF emergency currency.
Heavy government disbursements have
established a gain for the New York banks
on the operations with the subtreasury
since the last bank statement Of $3.50, 600.
Currency receipts from the interior and in
coming gold shipments are 20 be reckoned
in addition.
Bonds. were steady. Total sales. par,
/ Se55. 600
United States bonds were unchanged on
/ cali
Number OF sales and leaGing quotations
| on stocks were:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-20

DISPOSTTION-TIEAD.

CAIILE-Receipts OF cattle were large
again this morning and was the case
yesterday, the arrivals consisted mostly OF
western rangers The total for the two
days was the largest run Of range cattle
so far this year. While there were few
natives, the supply was comparatively
advantage OF the size of the receipts TO
force prices downward, the claim being
freely made that prices at this point were
higher as compared with those prevailing
at other selling points. That fact together
with the large amount OF sorting to he
done delayed the early trade so that the
forenoon was well advanced before very
much business had been. transacted.
Buyers seemed TO favor the good kinds
Of range beef in preference to corn-feds,
with the result that corn-fed cattle even
the right desirable kinds, were slow and
weak sellers. On the other hand, desirable
fat range steers were just about steady
with yesterday, with other kinds l0dl5c
lower.
Cows and heifers were generally 1Oal5e
lower under the influence of the large re-
ceipts.
Stockers and feeders. which have been
very high, felt the effects of the large re-
ceipts and the market on that kind of
cattle was 10d15c lower.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, G.2s97.Ib Is; fair TO good corn
fed steers, S62SaTz5; common TO fair corn
led steers, 8. COOS 50: good to choice cows
and heifers, $-0o9600; fair 10 good cows
and heifers, s3-75GSO0; common 70 fair cowa
and heifers, SZ.754a75; good to choice stock
ers and feeders. ASq5B; fair to good
stockers and feeders. sST514E5; common
| to fair stockers and feeders SaOOSIa IS;
stock heifers, 1@QA25; veal calves. f2sod
800; bulls stays. ETC. s3.0015.O
Quotations on range cattle: Good "a
choice grass beeves, s. 5066.25 gair to good
| beeves. $4.T5d6 20; common to fair beeves
S.sSg+S9; good 70 choice cows. A2od4S5
fair to good grades, tS.5Od4oO; Gamers and
cutters. s275Q3s5.
| Representative sales: