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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14

The great Morris Park lot sale came 10
successful close at 1880 o'clock TINS
morning. At that time there were ABOUT
four hundred persons I'm attendance.
Great cheers welcomed Joseph =. Day
when he sold the last parcel to John Nc
Mahon.
In all. 3.O1 lots were disposed or LOT
total Of g. 10, 500, an average OF Fi'Z5l
for each lot.
J. Clarence Davies and Joseph z. Day
the auctoneers, had the following To say
as their opinions on the realty market
"These two weeks OF continuous selling
have been a remarkable demonstration
of the public buying power. the saie
has shown that the real estate market IS
not stagnant Even under more faVoraple
market conditions in the past sIHs''
sale Of 80 TO 400 lots has been haheu
as an indication II the markets srehs'"
! and OF the public interest I'm realty. " MI
then. shall We say of twelve sales OF ~
TO 40 lots each on twelve successive
days? The only logical conclusion is lId'
buyers are not lacking. but need oh'y INC
chance to buy the right sort OF property
under right conditions to bring them INTO
the field I'm large numbers.
we feel no small degree satisfaction
AZ having carried through an undertaking
| which many OF tho best Judges OF real es-
tate market conditions said was impos-
siblc. The idea Of selling three thousand
or even one thousand. lots at the present
time struck a good many Of the shrc"des'
operators a. absurd. which only SHOVE
that the real estate conditions are ho'
always an accurate guide
G. +. T.cng. who IS said to have pnr'
chased $500 worth OF property at IN"
Foster-Schmidt Van Cortlandt Park anc-
ton sale conducted by Joseph j. Day
year ago. was the principal buyer AT the
sale Yesterday afternoon. lie pufchaseu
the entire block front on Pelham faih-
way. between Hone and Lurtng avenues
comprising eight lots on Pelham Parkway
and SIX lots on the side avenues. making
fourteen I'm all. for $40.
For the Pelham Parkway and Lurung
avenue corner he gave 500. and for the
Pelham and Hone avenues corner @''.
The six inside lots on Pelham PARKWAY
ne purchased Tor $500 each. For TWO
adjoining lots on Lur,ing avenue and foHr
adjoining on Hone avenue he gave |-'sto
, each.
John G. Tomlinson. a lawyer OF THIS
city. who has been a heavy buyer at the
sale. added 1890 20 hts holdings yester-
DAY For the northwest corner OF the
Esplanade and Lurtlng avenue he gave
$3.50 and for three adjoining lots on the
Esplanade 500 each. for TWO lots In the
rear on Hone avenue he gave $3.50 each.
The southwest corner OF Pelham Park
way and Hone avenue VAS purchased by
!. Romaine Brown & Co. FOR client for
$3.50 The northwest corner OF Nell and
Hone avenues went for 1870. i. Fisher
purchased the southwest corner OF Rhine
lander and Fowler avenues for Sl'S0.
Adjoining lots sold for from 'G6 to N'"o
each.
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MOLASsES AND SYRUPS-

and unchanged. Syrups quiet.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine steady
and unchanged ROsiu dull. with prices
quotably unchanged. although II was thought
that bids at slightly lower figures Tor tal,
sized lots might result I'm business. Tar duI'
and nominal.
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
troeum steady at S.70c for standard white
IN bills. at New York.
RICE-Steady. Distributors seem TO nave
enough on hand. and with The new crop
only a few weeks Of business continues OF a
hand to- mouth character.
SUGAR--Refncd was quiet after the re-
cent activity. and traders were inclined TO
await the attitude Of buyers in respect 70
Withdrawals Prices were firm with one re-"
finer still taking business on the basis NJ
{ zoe for fine grdnulatcd. while others We're
asking 430c. Local rcdners were in the
market Cor raw sugar. and sales were re-
corded Of % 600 bags Cuhas AZ 81 -32c cost
and freight. equal 20 3.3%c for centritug'l.
prompt shipment and ahoat. The market
closed firm. with centrifugal AZ $500 10 3.'"c ;
muscovado. 2S002 sc. and molasses. 2.''H
use In London beet sugar was quiet June
being quoted AZ as -. d. July Ps Sd and Au-
gust gs s., d. on the curb June was quoted
9s I'D. July Us 2i4d and August Hs "a 81.
Willett & Gray: Total stock OF Europe and
America. 9. 800 G31 tons. a~7inst 25Ol.Ol2 last
year at the same uneven dates. The increase
OF stock is O95 Clio tons against an Increase
OF l1SS O54 tons last week. Total stocks and
ahoats together show visible supply on
g. TG7 .62t tons. against .. G3i.012 last year or
an increase OF Lbs Gl9 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14

dozen punches. 81 25ds2 80; culls, I5c ,lg,S.,
white. siQSf 10: culls, GOa7jc; ARTlCHOhE'
drum, SidS2 30: BEANS, Florida, Georsls allu
south Carolina basket. JOca<l; Norm AI00
lima wax bushel basket, JOcdkl; ha!l Dbl ~, -
GSi 80; green. half-bbl basket OVcqSl -
bushel 5Oq75c; virginia. WAY nan D i,t,.ora
ket. 25caSI 20: green. 50cm<l 20; Baltmio4-rs
Jersey. wax. 81 so; green, 81; BEETS, Sou,n
ern 100 lunches $ldS3: Bermuda. crate, 81
75c. CARROTS Bermuda. crate. i1eASir,
southern. 100 punches. 5Ocq>2; OLD, ItO .ipq
bbi. 81 sass 30. CUCUMBERS. Florida pas
Ina. 75caSl 30. North Carolina. SlaSl 30; VI.
ginis 81 a5TS2 %: CORN, crate, say ~
CABBAGE. Southern red. crate. S5GS- e.,
Eastern shore 81 5OaS2 u; Dbl, u s3GsSS'
baltimore. 81 l2aS2 -, virginia. crate. Slas--,,
bbl. i5caS1 70 North Carolina crate ,,-,r ma
standard crate Sass; two-thirds, S3a$3 80;
onion 81 25d s. -: EGGPLANTS, box. SiH
81 -: HORSERA DI~fL 100 ~, S2dS; KALI.
ibI. 3OdjOc KOHLRABI. 100 lunches >
LETTUCE, bbl. S1a$2. basket 5ocq$i' Liza
BEANS. crate or basket slaS3; ohkA, can car,
shore. large. basket s1QS1 80. small 1ocp
81 p; baltimore basket. 75ca$l %; Jersey
large 81 25d$i 70: small. SldSl -; I'll
PIERS carrier. 50ca$i; box, ,i%caS - 20;
81 20: plain. 5Ocd$l 80; bermuda. crate i2Gb
Si %: RADISHES 100 lunches. j0cnSl RI
RARR 100 punches. JOcnS1. SPINACH, nnL
5OcGHi. SQUASH white or yellow, box. FlI
ST 10. basket 50675c. marrow, bbl crate 81
dS1 50: Hubbard, $lGSl 30; TIRNlfS, II i.
haga bh or bag. GOcG$1. white. 100 ouncH's'
SidS2; TOMATOES FLORIDA fancy GailiSSii
si 3iGS2: choice. SidS1 -; common. Iacpsl /.
Texas Nat crate GOa75c; WATERCHhSS' lVo
punches, SiuS1 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14

BROADWAY, 2 cor OF both ST. 40 fox
100. the 204l 9TH Ave co 10 James Mathews
457 9Th ave: b and S; all liens. June ~: 81.
attorney, X II Jones. 1 wall st.
BULKHEAD North River. begins $50 2,
from West ~ At Pier 49, opposite
foot Barclay 81, runs n l31 II. Bulkhend
North River. begins $50 ~ W from O. West
st at Pier Is. runs 1873 Il, With an
rights Of wharfage, cranage. etc: William
& Renwick 81 al eNrs, 10 Mary g Brown
Lawrence, / /: 10 OF al r and 1: subject
10 leases, etc: May l. 81 attorneys, Murray.
Prentice & Rowland. 81 Wall ST.
CANAL ST, 284 and 2G6 =, 40 7xa3 Q:
walker st. 50, 8. 2f1x93 10. Peter Shields
TO Mary II ] Dubois, at Hartford Conn I %
part; March "a: 500. attorneys. DsIy.
Henry & Never, 10 william ST.
EAST BROADWAY, 268. 2Txl039x irreg;
Rudolph Wallach Co 20 william Lustgarten.
SO Orchard ST: b and $: June 10; 500; sd-
GRAND ST. 534. 25x75; Henry A Forster.
ref to Sigmund Ashner. 1888 Coney Island
ave Brooklyn: June 49, $1,000 attorneys
Goldfogle. Cohn & Lind. 27l Broadway.
STANTON ST 1877. 25x7j. Fanny Kohn -
Morris Mandelskorn. 100 West 18TH 81. on
title; June 3; 81, attorney Z Klein, 3ii
sT4NToN ST. 143. 23E5O Morri. Man
delskorn 20 Fanny Kohn IS West ll5th 81;
a part; June 10. 81; attorney. same
Cd AVE. cor 81 24th ST. 1891;
Abrose Realty Co TO William collisions 4
West e0th ~ (n.tR SOS 000). juno :: Si00
attorneys, Myers G. Goldsmith. 200 Broadway
I'D AVE, 2001, " cor or lOod ~, Ibot
rs: Edward Blumenthal TO Arnold Barnett,
80 Ess, 10th ct: y part tntg 22.oo0); all
liens: June p: 500: attorney. Abraham
Barnett, IS East l29th 81.
aAMT PROPERTY. Mary Barnett -
same: u part (mtg s22 oo0): all liens, Juns
70. 800: attorney, same.
18TH ST, S. i5s n " OF Aye q 25rloss
foreclosure June 81; John J Hynes, RET, %
Harry r Kohn, 10 West SSH 81; June II;
sie. 900. attorney. Title Guarantee Co. i7e
Broadway.
ZANE PROPERTY; Harry r Kohn 70
Samuel Levy 22s East ii5th 81, and Joseph
Krelnik. 221 East 18th 81. and and
ca e: June ~: 500; attorney, same.
4eTH ST 453 West, 2 sty. "a 2xlO05; cara
1oldstein 70 Bernard ] Foss 349 West Ssh
81 (rntz s1ssO0): June IL; 81; attorney. J
Phelan POI Broadway.
sGTH ST. =. 200 r 81 n sve a5r
1913: Abr Landau. ref. 20 Ethel T. Best, 81
Bronxviile. = (mtg s.; Dec J, 1910;
$500: attorney, A Britton. isS Mon'ague
ST. BROOKLYN.
SAME PROPERTY; Ethel J. Best 10 Emily
/ Britton. az BronXville, y Y; Nay 70; VI
attorney. same.
SAVE PROPERTY: Emily T. Britton 70
Alfred d Britton. m BronNville, y ). May
oS 81: attorney. same
74TH ST. n $. $50 Z, o. pm ave zoe
100 .: Alice Marshall and an0 70 ELLIOTT Mar
shall. at Montclair. y J. Feb 49, 1910, -;
attorney, = p Sandford. 1875 BfoadVrN
TTTTf ST 23T East. sfv hrk, 2lNia2 .
Hy Aronson 20 Herman Wagner 33I East
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MISC EOUs LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have leased for term
OF years the store and basement AT No.
/ SO Maiden Lane FOR the bennett sur
passing Coffee Company 10 a client. VINO
after alterations. will occupy the prem
ises as a lunchroom and restaurant; also
/ I'm the Liberty Tower, at the north"eh'
corner of Nassau and Liberty streets. i
suite Of offices 10 O. II. Black; also at
No. 1913 Liberty street space TO Samuel
G. Watts and the Rose Press.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased. in conjunction with Edgar A.
! Manning the entire ninth floor In the
building Nos Is and 30 West 5sth street
IN Lima X. Van Horn and Herman g.
Geunstche. forming the partnership OF
the Ginger Belt Company.
The Charles +. Noyes Company lease1
the fourteenth floor at No. II West 2"d
street To the Mutual Film Company for
three years at a total rental OF about
60, 600. also the store at No. $40 Pearl
street TO knight & Citizen. and offices IN
No 46 West cath street to Smith
Matches & Smith.
The Rose & Peixotto Corporation leased
for the Durham l'hllF W. f''"N''''
store at the southwest corner OF l431
etreet and Broadway to the henry Bosch
Company.
carstein Linnekin rented for tho
Dunmore Worsted Company the hfteenth
floor in the Clarendon Building. Fourth
avenue and 18th street. to Louis Rubin
stein & co.
/ r. English leased the building NO
oqo West 4sth street 10 J. Mead; the
etore No IA West 4sth street TO NJ
Wittowsky. and the store no. l3l west
A5th street 90 -. II. Wilson. "a
Hell e. stern leased In NO; 70 10 -
West 3Ist street the second Tort 70 IN,
IA kbrahams Company, I'm Nos. l2 ana
- Madison avenue the seventh lott 70
Never Brothers, and in Nos. ana
West goth street the NTH loft TO Klein
field & Renner. ,., TO- =,
O'Connor the dwelling house NO. ~
Fast 4th street to NJ. lIeuer
The Duros Company leased 10 the y.
Rattaglia Company the store. basement
and vaults No. GO Gansevoort street,
LEO 10 Philip Corelli No. 6S7 Hudson
Greet. 10 the Willets Manufacturing
Comnanv the store No. bi3 hudson
s,rant and 10 Louis i. Slice the store am
Iasomant No 500 Hudson street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

cpd sTREET-Charles G. Mott; an asslsts aIS
% Dfstrtct Attorney whitman, has purchased
,or bts residence No 1872 East SD street. Tour
story and basement dwelling house. on 2 loS
20 WOO feet The property Is Just "est o.
Lexington avenue, and was sofa oy Aueu''
i5sTH sTREET-Eugene J. Busher has sol1
for Theresa Bozzufii the four story nsthouss
No $50 Fast 155th street. on lot -7NlV' lee''
to Al investor ~,. 90
HUGHES AvENUE--John A. Cassidy and
George Iodes have sold No. 2O23 Hughes sEe
nue.. a three story dwelling house, on 10Y 70 *
100 feet near ls0th street. John T.. U Brieh ~
the owner OF record. having acquired the prop
erty last week in foreclosure proceedings
10TH STREET-Lowenfeld E Prayer nave re-
sod No 2r West goth street, four story tome
nent bouss. on a lot q tx73.7I irregular.
DIGNEY AVENUE-Joseph A. CASSIDY ana
George I,odes have sold for Sarah Ackerle or
Los Angeles. CAL two lots on Dlsney s'ehue'
inat north OF 23ad street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
Hampstead LOT SALE TO-DAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy will offer at auction
to-day on the premises for the Ingraham
estate 425 lots at Hampstead, Long ISL
and. located on Front, William and Cedar
streets adjacent thoroughfares. The lots
are but a short distance from the Hemp
stead railroad station. from when
through electric trains run to the Penn
sylvana station I'm Manhattan and the
tlatbush avenue terminal in BROOKLYN
the running time being about thirty-nVe
minutes.
Front street is one of Hempstead's main
residence thoroughfares. being one block
from Fulton street The August Belmont
place is three blocks from the property.
The property has been developed WIN
many improvements and city houses are
now being erected there. Through the
centre OF the property is Ingraham Boule-
ward. a hundred foot thoroughfare.
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with name and address OF lessee)
JUNE 10.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 534 and 5.s. stores ana
basement: Arthur G James and ano 10 Mar
Lindenberger; yrs from Oct /, 1913; So zoo.
address. go West seth 81.
BROADWAY, cor 207th st. 1O0xiO7. an.
T Galardi & Co % VIM Arras. jr and ano.
% yrs from Juns /, 1913; $4,000; addre.
242d st and Broadway.
1ST AVE, 100. store and part basement:
Mary Nurse 10 Samuel Wohlstadter: yrs from
May 1, 1915: 81, 740 address. % Ave b.
Sd AVE. 1873 store and part basement; VIM
ID Faris 20 Margaret McDermott: 3 yrs frna
June /, 1913; $1,000; address. 1850 % ave
sTH AVE. 2795, store floor and part base
ment; Chas PETROL 10 M0ritz Isenberger: z yr.
from oct /. 1913 $50; address 21gj Sth ave
10Th ST. 2i5 East. stores; Rosehill Realty
Corp 10 Frank Inagliotti: yrs from Nav /
1913; $40; address, 245 East 10th ST.
1s0TH ST. 523 East, store Hubbard Reasv
Co to VIM Is StacOm, Inc: yrs from Nav /
l913 I,5Oo; address, 523 East 1s0th ST. >
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BROKER IN BIG LEASE.

!. Clarence Davies was the sole broker
I'm the leasing by the Adams Flanagan
Company OF the william Astor Chanler
property. reported In yesterdays Tribune
The Chanler property. which is leased
by the department store for q term Of
forty-two years has a frontage OF 30 feet
on Bergen avenue and 81 feet on 18TH
street. Other property occupied by the
store was leased through Mr.. Davies.
with the Chanler property the store VIII
occupy the entire block, with the excep-
ton OF tho northeast corner OF 18TH
street and Third avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14

iotE stcsdv. special, CSC city. &c; cOun-
Try. ~ a61c. LARD-steady; Middle West
ii05aii. i5c; city. 1osc; refined south
America. 1880; Continent ll0'c, Brazn'
RINE-ouict: 81 nominal; city lard. l3c.
COTT0NSFFD OIL - Trading was active
values reached new high records Tor the sea
CO.. sales for the dav were 81 800 barrels
making the largest days business Tor many
weeks The sharp upward movement was uh
doubtedlv the result OF technical CONDITIONS
which Induced leading shorts TO cover freey
Near the close there was a moderate decline
and final prices we're l 10 l. points net higher
I0cal contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
SALE IN YoNKERs TO-DAY.

To-day at p. m, on the premises
George W. Bard will offer at auction the
plot OF two-thirds OF an acre OF valuable
ground I'm Yonkers. overlooking the Hud-
son and Palisades together with six
teen room modern home. containing two
story barn. conservatory, summer house
and courtyard. II IS known as the Booker
residence, and has been on the market az
$500. II has a savings bank mortgage OF
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
MANHATTAN BEACH SALE.

The Manhattan Beach Estates SOLO "
Mime Madden a plot 4oxloo feet east sac
OF Corbin Place; TO Lille Gallagher eo&
100 feet, east side Of Corbin Place and 70
Karola Wohlfahrt. 6Oxl0o feet. on the east
side of West End avenue, south Oh Orleh-
tai boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14

featuring building and warehouse,
by Trinity Corporation, at NOS. anu .
Sullivan street by building an eight s'oiS
and basement extension on the north side,
with a frontage OF 81 feet anu . odpa ~
~ "a feet The cost has been placed az
go go Charles c. Haight is the archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
ALTERATIONS FOR CHURCH.

Plans have been filed for Installing 4
new organ in the basement and enlarglhs
the kitchen OF the West End Presbyterian
Cburcb AT No. 92l Amsterdam avenue. at
an estimated cost Of $1,000. Frank Free
man is the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
BUYS PLAINFIELD HOUSE.

Alfred E. Muller, Of Brooklyn. has pur-
chased through Nelson g. Lee the fifteen
room house at the corner OF Plainfield
avenue and It'll street, Plainfield' n. d.
It is located in one of the best sections OIL
Plainfeld and has private grounds lSzSlo'
feet The nronerty was held at SZO,Vo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
BUYS AT LITTLE SILVER.

Florence Wickham. formerly with the
Metropolitan Opera Company and the
robin Hood" company, has purchased an
estate of four acres at Little silver, y. d,
Miss Wickham was represented In the
transaction by Joseph +. Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAIl-winter wheat -four
was held higher and in some cases an ad-
vance was paid. although the general mar
ket was practically unchanged. More inter
81: was shown in Kansas -four on the basis
OF rs 70 81 20 new crop. Spring patents
81 70 s. 10: winter straights, 81 6Oq 81 70 :;
winter patents 81 S0GS5 20; spring clears,
t416ds4 80; extra No winter. SO goa 81 20;
10 .. SO sOd 90 20: Kansas strsights. 81 300
81 90: fancy spring patents. y 60a$8 10
RYE FLOU R-Steady: fair 10 good 50 704
So IS: choice 10 fancy. 81 9OGs4. CORN
MEAI-Firm: kiln dried. So 40. BAG MEAL
coarse 81 30Gs1 35. FEED-Spring bran. 70
arrive 1O0-lb sacks $50 80; standard mid
ding S21 so: -four middling. S25: red dog.
SOS 30: city feed steady. bulk bran, 500 80;
iOO-Ib sacks S21 so: middling. S22 a s27 so;
red dok. SOS so oil meal, s2S0 SOS 30.
COFFFE-What was considered long
owe rdue rally occurred yesterday, and al the
close the market showed net gains OF "a 70
pc points There active and general
covering both for local and European
the top OF the day. showing. for the first
time during the recent decline a disposition
10 follow q bullish leadership In the foreign
markets The covering movement appeared
20 have been prompted by show OF strength
IN Europe. where Havre closed AZ net adj
vance OF IL 10 ~ francs. while Hamburg.
after an early decline OF u 10 y Dfennig.
rallied and closed net unchanged 20 4 pfen-
mtg decline. There was no apparent change
in underlying trade conditions which might
bring about a change in sentiment. but II
seemed TO be the general opinion that the
technical position had been materially
stronRthened by the recent heavy selling
and Corresponding decline. Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were again at a lower
basis Spot inactive but steadier. and prices
were unchanged on the basis OF CSC for
Rio No T. Local contract prices:
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fBv Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 13-Much wanted rains that
fell to-day lowered the price OF wheat. The
decline was y to &c net Corn lost 4 to
Sac and oats 4 to sc. Provisions at the
finish varied from 2Isc of to rise OF 71sc.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were TO-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos II and Is Vesey
street:
Ply Bryan L. Kennedy.
HsT ST. 435 west. -. $40 n OF 10Th ave
o0YioOb 3 stv dwlg: adjourned 70 June 20
hist ST. 434 West. =. $50 n OF 10th ave
oOxIOO5. 3 ETY. dwIg; adjourned 10 June 20
BY l.. J. Phillips co.
AVE c. sol. c. n OF 18th 81. ZoHse
sty tenmt and store. sold 70 the plaInun lot
81 $50
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
JEROME AVE. $. 40s6 4 or ls5ih 81
fi9 4yaO. vacant. sold 20 a shaw for slo'5D.
WEBSTER AVE. cor % l16th FL, 5'N
Ni 7Y57xQ3.s. vacant: sold TO the plsinun for
BY Henry Brady.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1891. cor Hal'ey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
GREAT MORRIS PARK LOT SALE ENDS
3o71 Parcels Disposed OF for Total of S37798OO, an
Average of 81 ,231 for Each.
E E lEMG BIGGEST BUYER OF THE FINAL DAY

nue. q, TO ID. Dessane, and at Wildwood
Manor two lots on Ocean Parkway, near
Avenue |. 10 4. II. Goldsmith.
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TRINITY TO BUILD.

Plans have been filed FOR enlarGing the
eight story and basement light manu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14

PROyIsIONs-Gsnerally higher, as re-
suit OF light receipts. frmness OF i've hoBs
and commission house buying. Packers were
ready 10 offer support on The recesslons.
PORK-steady: mess $22 20 ~ ~, 20; isnIiy.
ouiet. mess. S1s4s1s; family. s22Fs2
packet. s2OQ t2i: extra India mess. $3cISSL
DRESSED HOGS--Firm: bacons' ,,ii-34
bellies quiet; 10 ID. 16he; ~ lb' lShv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June 10. 1913.
GRAIN-WHEAT-A typical weather mar
ket prevailed in wheat nd prices were sub
Ject 10 quick changes. closing near the bot
ION with net decline OF = &c. There
was sharp selling movement around the
opening, which resulted in decline Of p n
NC Private reports were conflicting re-
gardng the weather, as. while some authori-
ties wired that the barometer was steadily
falling. others said that the precipitation
had been very light. This latter statement
rallied 10 about the previous close. only 10
again ease of on fears, tho part Of bulls,
that rains might develop over night. For
eiEn markets were neavy under continued
offerings OF cargOes and continued favorable
weather and crop advices abroad. Export
bids were still generally out Of line, and
In the local cash market. 10 red winter
wheat was nominal. and No ! Northern
spring was quoted at 81 OH, Z b, ahoal.
CORN-New high records were established,
owing 10 active buying by commission houses
in the West and complaints Of backward
conditions OF the new crop. Late IN the day
the market developed an easier tone under
profit taking closing at net loss OF 4 n
aaoat. OATS--Followed the course Of corn
prices. advancitE early on buying by com
mission houses, easing on late and closing
at a net loss OF y n &c. Cash market
48Ik n 47c: 40 3. ~ y q 46c: No I. a. a i5c;
ordinary clipped. a. d 46c; fancy Asa n 41'Rc,
all elevator RYE-Stesdy; 10 Western.
G7bc Q New York. export. BARLEY
ing SAC nominal b New York. wheat,
including -four. exports for the week were
Z OBJ 4G6 bushels. against 7.56l,2j9 last week
and 1852. 14S last year; since July l. 2d7'-
ESQ COS bushels against 164.474 asa last sea
son Corn. exports for the week. IVA, 81 q,
against l14170 last week and 1854 last
wear. since July I. 80. O3i 800. against 3D.
l7214l last season, as figured by Brad