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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR.

The American Beet Sugar COMPANY for
me wear ended March 81 shows gross re-
ce-pLS ~ IS es3.1lZ against S.1553E in the
preceding year, and net receipts after eX-
peusss and interest q E.6I2 sol The sur
Plus after preferred dividends was s.. O97- 25S.
equal 70 N per cent on the common stock,
eousl 10 SIS per cent The president Of the
company IN his remarks TO stockholders
ssTs That the company on March J. 1910,
borrowed Sl.-8.pl1 on its notes, thus de-
ucrsfrarIuE that since paying the certifl-
GATES ~ Indebtedness the company is with
ol- sufficient available cash working CAPT
al and must look 70 future earnings for
Eccuuulstion Of cash. IN order 10 avoid the
necessity for borrowing money for working
purposes and providing for future better
merts.
Betterments TO be made within the next
two years. at an estimated cost OF 500, 900,
have recently been authorized These in
Clude an irrigation system at Chino, where
~ The factory waste water viii be used
% i~riEste and ferGilize the company s
lands, and also the partial installation at
hat point Of a pulp dry machine. In Cali
foruis the prospects for q bouutiful beet
crop exceed those OF last year, the area
contracted having Increase 32S8 acres. At
the latest report all agricultural indications
promise an early harvest with rich yield
n tonnage and sugar. IL Colorado the
orOurh or 1905. and the storms and cold Of
-aa so discouraged beet growers that less
acreage VAL be planted this spring than
list although an increased scale Of prices
being offered.
sI IS proposed in the coming campaign
Z operate only the Rocky Ford factory,
Tle-e the beets grown in the Las Animas
END Lamar districts viii be delivered. OF
ths cGupauv's lands there viii be under
cultivation iu Colorado the coming SEASON
1890 acres Of which 10 acres are in the
governmental farms al Rocky Ford and
Lamar, f,--S acres are tenanted and 1892
ceres are fa-Ued by the company. or the
arc i0 heets and Of those farned by The
company 5-e acres are IN beets.
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house as a residence FOR the last thrss years
and will now make extensive alterations TO It.
THE BRONX.
BERGEN AVENUE-Eugene J. Busher sold
for the estate Of Marie Kirchof No. SOS Bergen
avenue. large brick dwelling house. n plot
5Ox1OO feet near Wesfchestsr avenue.
HONEYWELL AVENUE-Henry ". Fedden
& Co. resold the two family frame dwelling
house No. 2O17 Honeywell avenue on a lot BOX
40 feet.
THIRD AVENCE-Eugene J. Busher SOLD for
the estate OF Marie KfTchoff No 1902 Third ave
nue.. a three story building, a lot 15xlOO feet.
near Westchestsr avenue.
MOTT AvENUE-Eugsns J. Busher sold for
A J. Cunningham the northwest corner OF Mott
avenue and I51st street, plot IOz1OO feet, with
a large residences. 10 Henry J.. Norris, who owns
adjoining property.
WEBSTER AVENUE. Sharum sold for the
ArTnor Realty Company vacant plot. 25xlSO
fsat- on the westerly side OF Webster avenue
about 975 feet north OF 10Th street The pur-
fathouses on adjoining plot
WEsTCTTEsTER AvENUE-Eugene J. Busher
sold for William II. Osborn Nos IS and AS
Westchester avenue. old buildings. on a plot 5O1
III feet, running 70 the subway. The plot Is
70 feet east OF Bergen avenue and SdjoinS the
theatre IN the course Of CONSTRUCTION
13STH STREET-Gertrude I. drummer sold 20
otto F. Eoerner No. 81 East 13tn street, a
thres story dwelling house. q lot 16-SxiOO feet
10th sTREET-Annie Muihooly bought the
one-family house No. $50 East ruth street, on
lot 11X1O9 feet
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York May IA, 1910
BEEVES-Receipts, 63 cars or 1,I45 head
all for slaughter and exporters. Nothing
doing IN 1--we cattle Dressed beef quiet at
Il q l2c for city dressed native carcasses No
change IN Liverpool and London cattle mar
kets. shipments from this port to-day 515
cattle and 2.44T quarters Of beef
CAINES-No fresh receipts and no trade
II live calves. Feeling steady. Dressed calves
steady 70 strong. City dressed veals selling at
10 q l3c, and a few at 1890: country dressed
AZ Gle; dressed fed and buttermilk calves,
7alOe.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts % cars. or
6.GZS head, including cars for the market;
2 y cars on sale. Sheep nominally weak; no
sales reported: lambs steady and IN fair de-
mand; one deck OF sheep held over. Common
20 good clipped lambs sold at IS q IS 40 per
100 10. and no prime stock offered Dressed
rTt1tton weak at 12d14i4c per ID: dressed
lambs slow at j. = IL c; country dressed hot
house lambs al SO a SC so.
Eales-NeWt0u G. Co. 500 clipped Ohio
lambs. 90 10 average. SIS per 100 H.
Kerns Commisslon Company: 2s2 Ohio
lambs. rs 10. IS -.
HOGS-Receipts, 13 cars. or 2.421 head. all
for slaughter Nominally weak for live hogs.
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couNTRY PRoDucE MARKErs.

New York. May Il. 1910
BEANs AND PEAS-Receipts I75 bags
beans and 90 bags peas Market shows IN
creased strength marrow. medium. pea and
RED kIduey. with some sales at q slight ad-
vance other varieties quiet. Scotch peas
rrm BEANs-MarrOw. choice. bushel. s. 959I
81 81 -. fair % good, 81 50 q s. 90s medium,
choice s. 81 = q - 80; pea. s. 3 = q 81 -
a. 10 good 50 20aS2 p ! Imported medium.
s. 100 s. -, pea. s. 10 "a - 20; white kidney.
81 % q 81. red kidney. s. 4OQS3 40 yellow eye.
~ %: black turtle soup, 81 % q 81 So; lima.
california s. 85G 50. PEAs-Scotch. bags.
bI4fheI s. 10
BI,TTER-Receipts 5s95 rkgs The slight
hardening 81 the market encouraged freer
rrrlug and there more business than
,4ei5el for Saturday. The general wholesale
vate FOR fancy creamery was 2si5c, but one
Ct Of - tubs straight marks specials sold
nndor the call az 2s4 C. Medium qualities
reiatfvely scarce and ia demand. parficula rly
frer7 out-of-town buyers. Process steady.
Fsrtorv quiet and unchanged Fair inquiry
for packing stock and feeling little nrmer.
1sroarnerv. specials, ~. esi4c; extras. CSC
Gre-r 2Tt "a 2T11c. seconds. Peg n &c. thirds,
- "a gee; old. common 10 best p q Csc state
dairy tubs finest. y y a 2sc: good 10 prime. 20
q 27c. common. 10 fair % q 25c: process. spe-
Gals, 25Ae; extra &c; nrsts, % a Gao; sec
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IS Tx75: Nov I. 1909: due Nov I. 1912; Ellen
Rocks and Annie Corr 70 Catholic Womsn.x
vesey 81.
MADISON AYE " 5. so1ff o 1osth. Sc.
z0IloO. May II due, etc. as per bond Pendant
East e1st ST.
2frH ST. n . 20s u o. ifth ave. 5TzssS
prior mtg $1,000; May p; 1 ". 8 psr cent:
Mary A Duffy TO MARY Crane: $4,000 ad-
dress. IS West 3sth So
10TH ST. 426 East. 25xfO22 stv brk. p m
prior mtg $4,000 May ~: due Nay /. 1914:
Samuel Goldberg 20 Max Orbach and an0s 5000
attorney, Lewis Marx. 12S Broadway.
STTH ST. 800 East. 2Jx100.s. 5 sty brt fprior
mtg $4,000. p m: March Is. due Aprii l. leila
- per cent: Alfred Heintzsn TO william Enzsl:
5000. attorney. L S Gosbel. Al Park E~-
eSTH ST. 800 to 324 East T5xf08 II: MY 80
3 yrs James King 70 Empire City savings B1nks
$1,000. attorney. Charles " Dayton, q Will
9sTH st. 8 g. 800 II OF "a ave. T5x1oo II;
May II; due Nov II. 1910. s per cent. James
King 70 William Simpson; $500; attorney.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Go. 100
18th ST. $. les II Of West End ave. 1Tz
To- MAY TO- DUE etc as Ps5, :. bond Aary
Charles Llpp1sT. 40 Nassau St
12zD ST. 50 East. i9x1oO1 IL ST. brk. Nay
y; due etc as per bond: West side Construction
90 TO Kate Mordeeai and anO, trustees. $1,000;
attorneys, stoddard & Marx rs Broadway.
1G4TH ST. . 100 Il OF Broadway sOx171x
lrres; 6fg loan Nay 13; US. per cent until
10th Street Co 20 Irving SAVINGS Institutions
$4,000: address. rs Chambers 81.
BATHGATE AVE. 1880. 1s.9zS7.2: Bathzats
ave. MS. 81. 2x21 .3x frrez (prior mtg S-l. May
y; Yrs. per cent: Minor o Russ TO Warren 7
Mitchell: 81 5OOsatrorneys Goldsmith. ROsenthaI,
Mark & Bacon. 81 Nassau ST.
BAsSFORD AVE. E :. 1841 p % 1921 e.
l4lx77. TX irrsE prior mtg s.. Nav - due. etc,
as per bond. Phelan Brothers Construction Co 20
Manhattan Mortgage Co. $4,000; address, 30
Broadway.
WADSWORTH AVE. e cor 1s7th 81. - sxe5
prior mtg $500; Nav II; 3 Yrs. per cent?
Hannah Mccormick 70 Arthur " CoTlsy. 81. 00Oi
attorney. T G Msehan. Rector st.
18TH ST. s. az 16sth e. runs along
1SSth 50 7.11X93. Il 100 70 1G7-h 81 q to
beginning; lot .. parcel 4 map subdivision ss-
tate William Ogden. at HiznbridZe. May l3s
VIZ. per cent: Ella Warner . Julian Rich
mond. $500; attorney. Daniel Seymour, Drexsl
Building
220TH ST. g. ~ Of lot 214 map Wakefield.
25x114 Cprior mtg 81 MAY 10. I ". 3 per cent;
Wolf Drabinsky 20 Jennie Drdo!ns<y. 500; al
dress, 46S New Jersey
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago May 14.-Excelleut rains IN Northern
Texas ana Oklahoma helped revive the dropping
courage OF the bears IN the Chicago wheat pit
Showers promised for the West tonight and
warmer weather Northwest had a somewhat sim
liar effect here. Nevertheless Il largely a
waiting game for the SPECTATORS. The close for
active options 4 q SIC off from last nights
figures May delivery finished II down Corn
ended = n sc lower. and oats ~ :. a &c Provi-
gions made a net advance OF 1GG3Oc. The cover
ing by shorts in wheat yesterday was SO heavy
and general as 70 leave the market with little
support early, but later longs bought on the
weak spots. Bulls had backing further crop
damage reports from Kansas and Illinois cash
demand was also said 70 be improving here. On
the ether hand the deliveries al country stations
in the Northwest were reported to be increasing
and are now about double those Of a year asa
Indications. too, were for larger receipts in the
Southwest next week Some interest was mani
tested in a dispatch from Kansas city suggesting
that a. a result OF rain in Western kansas a
So O0G -hushel crop Is not improbable Dis
N ,ches frou, Nebraska asserted that the condi-
lion OF wheat In that state improves as one
goes westward. Range OF prices:
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FLOUR AND AIEAI-Flour quiet but steady,
Tervo1saess in Wheat Spring patents. S asa
Sc 60. Writer stralghts s. 954S5 %, spring clears
s. 85aSs 90 winter patents, s. 2ogS5 60; extra
Sc s5qS4 10; Kansas straights, S5GS5 10 RYE
FLoJR-Steady; fair . good, 81 25Qs4 -;
Kiln dried Sc so BAG MEAL~-Fine white and
yellow. 81 z0QSl - coarse, s. z3Q<l 30 FEED
ding 50 5OdS24 10, -four do. $50 60g ST 50, red
cog. SIS 60gS29 50 spot and mill prices; city
bran So bulk So 10 sacks; middling. S23 lod
SIS 90. red dog. So IS: hominy chop, S26 &c
bulk 81 % sacks; oineal, $50, nominal; .s
Ter There was moderate liquidation at an
advance. but near the close prices we're again
II Toe PORK-Steady. mess. so al 24 so;
family. 500 q $40 80: short clear. So g So.
Dacllet. SO 5OGSl7: extra India mess. $50 sea
$50 BEEF HAMS-Quiet, S2l q SO. DRESSED
HOGs-Firm: bacons I3Sc; $50 10; l5 b c; 199
MEATS-Pickled bellies steady, smoking, llc;
lu 10. 16izc = ID I5%c: Il IT, I2i5G go, Picked
city. 7s-16c; country. 6ss q7isc. LARD
Firm middle West 1906 3JOc; city steady.
ia - - e.; refined arm south America. I4.1Oc'
Continent. 1850; Brazil kegs 10 SOC com
pound. quiet: loo lottc- STEAkINE-DuL'
cleo 15l+C: city lard, Il 3 g l5c.
SUGAR-Renned steady bat quiet and un-
changed. STANDARD granulatel quoted DOC net
less ! per cent cash. The London market FOR
orief Sp0t r.ri-eE. centrifugal. 80 test, 4-24c:
lilussovado 50 test S.74ci Tnolasses sugar 81
RECF-Firm here and at primary points.
with moderate offerings and good general de
ulaud ..
METALS business IN pig iron certih-
Gates Prices were unchanged.
MOI.ASsES AND SNRUPS-Steady 20 nrIn,
v+fb = fatriy ro15 distribution. Export business
in syrups was moderate, owing 10 limited oHer-
inEs.
fuI hut unchanged prices. HCsn and tar STEADY
and unchanged.
t~olsuui steady ~ recent prices.
COTTONSEED OIL-Quiet, with sales OF
100 barrels but values were very firm, closing
ar 2dl0 points net higher and making new high
records FOR the season. Local contract prices
Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

Clarence II Coddlngton to Henry Brounsrs
$4,000
Arthur W Cowley 70 Mary F. Martin. - coo.
Joseph NJ Patch TO Florence Seaman. 1890
Esther Reinheimer 20 Arthur = Boats st al
500
r Trevor Bolton 20 Perfs- L Kissar1; 81
Persis L Nissan 20 Hugh Hill, 81
Laura Oesrreichsr to Rose LYMAN and anof
$1,000
Charles Rsmssn and a-o. executors. to Jona-
than Thompson: S35. 600
David B Ogden to Mary " sherman and ano5
$4,000
Maria Pardi and ano 70 Lawyers Title InsuF-
ancs and Trust Co: 500.
Peoples Trust Co to Peoples Trust Co. a.
trustee: SfT.0O0.
Mag5alsna Sieke. sxscutrfx. 20 Leah COIN; 81.
Rudolph Wallace 20 Louis Mannheim; $780,
Frederick Kuhn 70 Enzelbert Neus; 500
August Kuhn 20 George II Rudolph; $4,000
Alweu Realty Co TO Frederick A Southwortha
trustee. Sc 500.
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ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM AVE 1123 20 1127; 20 a 1 sty
brx store: sOmnerfsld stecklsr. 70 Union
Square architects; cost. SIS eco owner. = \
Johnson. los West fOIth
NASSAU ST. e 8. whole front between Cedar
and Pine SITS; TO a 5 sly Office bldg; Delano 8
Aldrfch. East seth St architects. cost S.. co.,
owner Fourth National Bank. premises.
6TTH ST. s. 20 II Of Park ave; 70 a ,
sty dwg Lucas 10 East 18th ST. architects
cost $40. 600; owner. A Shhand. Hotel Gotham
THD BRONX
DORIS ST. " g. 40 y 5 OF LYON ave: 70 q
pa sty frame dwg. 2S. 4x36. 10: Henry Nordheirl.
fremont ave and Bronx 81. architect; cost. $500
owner, John Weicker. 1887 Doris St
SHERIDAN AVE. . = opposite 18Th 81: 20 =
sty brk storehouse- 2e0xS0i z L TAYLOR. $50
Madison ave architect. cost. 81 500: owner. New
York & Harlem Railroad Co. Grand Central Sca-s
ton
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
G-lrnlshsd By Van schaick Co. No. Wan
streetl
WISE IN HIS GENERATION.

A knowledge OF human nature. essential
II a man Is 10 make q success OF hts life,
Is one OK the things a boy ought 20 get
out OF his school or college education, al
though IL may not be advertised in the
curriculum The yOungster OF whom Cot
lectOr Loeb OF New y OrS told in an after
dinner speech recently had not neglected
his opportunities.
This boy got vaccinated on the right arm
and the doctor gave him red eve been
vaccinated' ribbon 20 wear on his coat
sleeve But the lad proceeded to tie the
ribbon on his left arm.
WHY" said the doctor. ''you are putting
the ribbon on the wrong am.
NO" said the urchin You don't know
the boys AZ our school Youths CxSRe
panionI
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Ttyerpool May -BEEF-Extra India
v,ess I23s 90. PORK-Prime mess Western
nos TAMS-Short cut. T4s Cd BACON
t,nTnberland cut. T0s; short rib 72s Cd: clear
bellies 73s: long clear middles. light. Ills Cd .
to.--,- us. short clear backs, T0s Cd SH0T-I.-
Yr-pe-sIuare g4s. LARD-Primo Western
tferces G7s Sd American refined. pals G6s I'd
notwithstanding nnest white 5as; coi0red.
~ -Ti~Fs-splrits, AS ID. LTNsEED OIL.
tos PETROLEUM nd ROSIN-Comnaon.
i'I cndon. May 14.-sUGAR-M uscovado. 13s;
.e1triFugal las I'd beet las Z I'D. LINSEFD
eI.asl.,ffa May-June 5ss Cd. LINSEED OF.
oes al SPERM OIL. f32. PETROLEUM.
.r,e-fran refined 0ik d spirits I'd. Tt RPFN
1rIs-1- -spirits AS Sd ROSIN-Auerfcau
I.l-n,irad lis. fine los Cd
Antwerp May 1A-PETRoLEUA. 10 francs
20 ceutiIisS
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LIS PENDENs.

BROOK AVE s. 1911 Il OF 141st ST SIX
90 g. Hvunan Delinsky agt Joseph Wolkenberg
(1otice OF levy: attorneys. Simon q Asher
f32D ST. n s. o5 Il " OF 4Jh ave. 2OxSe II :
Adelaide Collins agt Jacob Siegsl 81 al amended
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys. Bergen s Prem
dergast
s1sT ST. s s. 1854 r " OF Madison ave 50 *
1f2 s: Charles L GrasnhaIi. trustee agt Carnegie
Trust Co ct al faction to remove cloud; attorney
c II Freeman.
GOTH ST. $. 90 = y OF 4th ave. 25x1OO 4:
& Hirschman.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

I,O$GFELIOW AVE, cor Freeman 81,
I31 6x1O93 3: Oscar L0WfnsOn agt T.OngfellO1s
Realty Co owner and contractor. Herbsr & CO
contractors: S64G
TIFFANY ST. " g. 266 = OF 18TH 81. 42E
100: Frank j johnson agt Tiffany street In
prOvensnt Co. owner and contractor; s1.e5o
SAME PROPERTY; Philip Moscow,tz ct afi
agr same SJ25.
9TH AVE. 500: Peter A Smith azt George "
n James D. Grace. Susan II and Elizabeth
sturEes. owners. Christian II Lang and GottIie5
Siebold. Iessess; c II Lang & Co, contradictory
s46 II
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and zddrsss.)
MAY "A


MAY "A
MANHATTAN
ATACOMB'S DAM RID, = " cor 154th St Sor 3
sly brk pavilion. 6Ox1Oo. c II Dietrich, =
West 42d ST. architect: cost. 5000 owner L
Waldron. 155th So and sth ave
SHERMAN AVE, or Emerson st: FOR q
sty brz apart h. 1880. Schwartz & Gross,
247 9Th ave architects; cost Si25 600; owne-s
Hsrsle Construction Co. $40 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
STORY AVE. 3. 125 It OF Olmstead ave.
for 2 sly frame dwE. 1898 Henry Conrad
$40 Oirnstead ave, architect cost. $500 owner
Y lillian Heinrich, 1887 Olulstsad ave
CEDAR ST s. 500 II % Cornell ave: for a
sly frame shed. AXIS; James killiau, On
premises. architect cost. $50 owner. Jane Kill
Ian, premises
10TH ST. cor Tiffany st: for a > sly
brk teurt. SOL &xsS- IFS; Moore & Landseidel.
14Sth st and 81 ave, architects. cost. $50. U0Os
owner Jane Kitchen. 2OO9 BronxdaIe ave.
18TH ST. n . cor Clay ave; for a I sty frams
stable, 50x47: Schaefsr, Schaefsr & Jaeger, Sol
fremont ave. architects; cost. $1,000; owner, AZ
bert Schwarzlsr, 1910 Brook ave-
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COFTEE-As al ne forelgn markets. IN
GLIDING Havre. Hamburg ana Brazil, were closed
for the WhitsuutiCe holidays, there was little
incentive Tor trading IN the local coffee market,
and as a result the volume OF business amount
ed 20 only SEQ bags. With prices unchanged to
point net higher. Cash markets have ruled
quiet with some little easiness for Rio grades.
which were quoted on the basis OF Sit QSsSc for
Rio No :. Local contract prices.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MAY "A

164TH ST n 3. 100 4 81 Broadway. 125x45E
irreg; Irving Savings Institution loans Wesa
f64th Street Co SI750OO-
BASSFORD AVE. > 1941 u q 1s2d 50.
141xT7 Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Phelan
Brothers Construction Co So. 900.
CROTONA AVE. . cor 176th 81 81 4x120;
American Mortgage Co loans Crotona Avaalza
Realty Co SIS 600
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF Isssee.)


MAY "a.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1722; Ava Walker,
trustee. TO Engei & Levy: 1 yr from May /.
1910 privilege 10 yrs renewal, at $4,000 q year
for first yrs and IS. 0C0 for last yrs; So,UVO
address, 1922 Amsterdam ave
HOME ST, $50. Il e cor Southern Boulevard:
store and basement. the Martha Graham Con
from May I. 1910; 81, go 70 $500; address. $50
Home St
Sd AVE, as: 10Th st. 20f East; Henry Md
dsudorf TO William Fisher; 8 yrS from May J.
1910 $500; address. AIS Sd ave.
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Borden Avenue Sale.

The announcement made lately by Presi-
dent Ralph Peters of the Long Island Rail
road that the present terminal Of the rail-
road in Long Island City would, after
trains are running through the East River
tunnel, be turned into a great market
place. has caused the real estate com
munity TO look into property along Borden
avenue which lately has been neglected
owing to the activity having been at the
greensboro Bridge plaza Bryan /. Ken
nelly Will sell tomorrow at auction. at the
Exchange saIesroom, No. 50 Borden ave
nue., directly opposite the Long Island ter
minal. three story and cellar brick bust
ness building. on a lot 25x90 feet.
The budget for the week will be as fol-
lows:
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EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y No ST. STl5 Cotton. rnid5ling 15e 20
Iron, So NO L IS o. Coffee No Rio sds
steer rails-.-... Is % Sugar. graduated b.25
STAND COP, spot y So Molasses, o K. 20
IN .--,.----- % IN Beef, family.---S1e so
E-AcuAnBs lead 80 Reef hams ..... % 90
Speiter $500 514 Tallow. prime IN
nheaN No rd ! l6 Pork. ness. p p
corn, No p 20 Hogs dr.. 160 n I9s
ttour, Npls, p 60 Lard, mid West. 13 IS
Elevator dorres+fo basts
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TOMORROW.
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.

I36TH ST. l57. Il s. 175 # Of 18th ave.
L. Gx99. II: : sly dwlg; vol sale.
18TH ST. 1872. e. 3les It " Of Lenox ave.
f3 Sxg9 Il exrs' sale5 also,
18TH ST. $50 and 4eI, s. 226.s Il Of sth
ave. Brooklyn; two sty fats. each 26.Sx1OO;
eXTs sale: also,
sTH AVE. ILL., $. sI.lO IT OF 18th st,
Brooklyn is 2YS4 sly fiat: exrs' sale: also,
nth ST BIS. E, GO It OF 18Th ave Brook
Ign: lSXSIl0; sty fiat; eNrs' sale; also,
EMERSON FI4 21s. s g. GO II " Of De Kaib
ave Brooklyn. 2ox100; sty fiat; exrs' sale:
also.
18Th ST. 3Is g. 1856 II OF 30 ave.
Brooklyn 25xtOO .: 1 Ety dat: exrs sale; es-
tate OF Ira o Miller. dec d.
PROSPECT PIA 7s1 sol and sos cor
Nostrand ave BrooSlyn three sty tennis;
20 ana 33x1O0. vol sale
BORDEN AVE. 81. 8 175 It Of Vernon
ave Long Island city 25X9o ST. bldg vol
sale.
CANNON ST, Il. W 3. Is n OF Rivington 81
30 sxiOO: sty tenmt and stores: L Butten-
vieser agt Abraham Fine ct al: VI q s
Isaacs. attys. l. Gutman. ref. amt due
sl2 1856 O.: taxes, etc. SlO9 10.
By James L Wells Company.
ARTHUR AVE. 2I55 W = Is IT % Oak Tree
ri, q 6Ee4. ETY. dwg; Edward Held ct al ast
Lyman Goldberg ct all Smith Williamson. atty:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15

BARROW ST. -. 81 6xsO. sty bvk. Is part
(prior mtg s16.500i: May l., due Nov tS. 1910.
& per cent. William .brazer 10 Andrew Wilson
sfOO: address. lS4 Nassau 81.
LEXINGTON AVE, q s4G Il \ Of 101st o..