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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRrc,o

Laura G Hardenbrook ct al to IT,.
Lure; 500. " mos Nc
Jos W Teets and ano to Mary = g..
$f32s3 = steHar.
Mary c Stewart to Bernhard s,s.
$l25OO. eeAnslef
North Side Mortgage Corpn 10 M.,..
Hofror $500. - Nsfss'et z
Mary Black TO Thos p HovlAv. ,.oo
american Real Estate 60 10 Cba.
ST. 0OO nus Nss.l.
Renhard siedenburg. trustee. n Nv
ings Bank; $1,000. Saw
Andrew Wilson, trustee. 10 Cop,,v
Co: Sl2.G35. '"V Ivst
County Trust co to Reinhard s,.a...
trustee: sl2.5oO ''elsnorI
superintendent Of Banks %, State =,
York 10 Central Trust 60: 81 VI NsF
Central Trust 60 20 Wyie Tavlo,. ,,s.,
- ANNA cole and ano. eXr to PaslI1,W y
Pauline o Alexander 20 Rober, " Tall
s20. coo. Is'r,
Robert W Taller. trustee, to Rob.,, ~
Taller: SOS. 900. 'e"
Robert " Taller to Bank FOR sav,,,,
City OF New York. $1,000. 10
Same 10 same. S2S. 600
First Mortgage and Real Estate CO ., r,...
Talcott. SD 800 Jam.
Newbold Edgar to Daniel Edgar. t2s non
Regent Realty co 10 Annette Cowsn. 40.
EdW Martin, eXr 10 EdW Martin. e.
Republic Of Panama 10 John J Tier,s,.
$1,000 '"s!'
Lambert SUDAN 10 Louise NJ Lee. r.. ,s
600 - F-N-
Lawyers Title Insurance 4 Trust ca n D..
Heldingsfelder; $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
THE COTTON MARKET
July Notices Cause a Break and
Market Closes Lower.

There were fewer July notices issued
yesterday IN the cotton market than eX-
pected. and they were not taken up as
quickly as had been looked for. their prog
ress through the street causing some liqui-
dalton and further selling by houses with
Liverpool connections. The pressure broke
July 10 1l.91c a drop Of 3 points from
the high Of the week and Is points under
Thursdays close. This brought the month
points under August. and the old crop
lost several points Of its premium. II
was said after the close that most OF the
notices had been taken up by local in
terests. The opening was steady a un-
changed prices to a decline Of points.
and the market sold off 10 net loss Of
TO / 5 points IN the early afternoon. The
near month break. combined with favor
able crop and weather news, inspired
scattered offerings of new crop months,
which were fairly well absorbed. however,
and closing prices showed slight rallies
from the lowest. with the final tone steady.
old crop positions being TO 10 points net
lower. with the new crop showing net
loss Of only / to . points. \ Chicago au-
thority makes the condition Of the crop
500 per cent, against ISL last month
Southern spot markets were unchanged
hut the local market dropped 10 points, 10
12.3Oc for middling upland sales. 100
bales delivered on contract LOO bales
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
MEXICAN R. RS SOLVENT
Report of Receivership EN-
phatically Denied.

a report yesterday that the National
Railways Of Mexico had been placed In
recevership because Of the depredations
Of rebels against the Huerta government
was repudiated later in the afternoon in a
telegram from E. y. Brown, president OF
the system, received by ID. II. Bennett
vice-president. in charge Of the New York
Offices. al No. % Broad street.
As soon as Mr. Bennett read the news
dispatch alleging the inS5ivency Of the
road and naming J. NJ. Galbraith. man
ager Of the Waters-Pierce oil Company in
Mexico city. as receiver. he telegraphed
Mr.. Brown for more Information. This
is the reply he received
Nothing whatever in rumor, and can
not understand how II originated
%. y. BROWN"
Little credence was given among the
New York bankers who had participated
in the recent financing of both the MeXi-
can government and the railroad 10 the
report that the system had been placed In
receivershlp as they had received no in
formation TO that effect The influence,
however, Of the rumor on the company's
stock on the exchange was marked. The
first preferred showed a loss Of : points
on the days transactions. while the second
preferred shares witnessed a decline Of .
uoiDts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page

TOES Jersey. No I. basket s. 25ae 'l,s 80,
WISE Teyas yellow, bushel crate. D'gSl,
4arr,i,Sa crate. 81 %. Egyptian. uas' g.
e. aS S9uthern basket 4OGsOc; Jersey,
So. Si 500S2. yellow. 81 dSl %, ASi NJ,
t9sHH''' 80 dozen punches, SlMSZ -. Su.lH
~, 10 white SlG$l 70. cuIls. -" -, :
pEASS Norfolk, wax or green uas 5 90
"a. Raitlmore 2jdjOc; Mary !dna, ~oN' i,ng
- Jersey. wax OF green. -ou,. yg 100
island. bag. 50cpSl; bEELS' el,,,brrn. 100
t,,rlbts Si0S2: CARROTS, southS,t ~ -.
puno - Si0S2 30: old $40 N bag, Slel---- ~
90 ", lag 75cQSl So doubehead Dbl ,slS 80
..ooV,tt Sf'9'r- NBFRS Georgia. hasket. oVtrU%a
So Csrciins 25Q7Jc. North Carolina w
e. Vtrgtria 75caS1 -, per DBL 20 - 80
vare and Maryland. basket SleSl 80, not
,rn dollhouse. dozen. -Vn.Vo t,,rids crate
bouse basket, S2a%8i COhNs W orleans
.scl,Si North Carolina. 30cG$l' Ne" Eas,arn
s2CaFSts,, '|AREAGES. Norfolk and bat'Vi"
, - 80 ,ra,a SiQSi Is; bbl. SldSl %. na ~
Snole' rstc sl 75dS2: Long Island ana - ~,
H"' iti tt 5OdSl -: per 100. S5p$' Sou.,vl.'
80 cr5tr 81 5pGS2 80. Delaware aho N"7
iand hi. 81 5OaSl -. EGGpLAN > G 10S 7t,..
@Sl 20. ETH CE. nearby. hdSNe'' Essrat
state. GOG9Oc; LIMA BEANS' re IN. PF,p-
.i@xa. OL(R 4 crate or basket. >lqSI ~ 80,
SIHSSSS' p'1r;ja carrier $ld$l 90, .-i,t ooN'
q, 16.@'so. without tlls. 81 %HS- -. 81 -
g ~ S50st5U PEAS. Jersey anu go
10. 79rge basket 50cd$l -, small e. ~" o.
80 5nc4Sl. uprNer basket NIlIr-F. 81
-. %eo YORK 81 25D>l 90 $500
,f,,iFsrJ hi crate. 81. marrow 81, ho,
tn, Sor0Si -. basket. 2'u ~. - Ev,r1"' r,,,7-
7Se5ti So. basket. 25cdSl. II RNitHi, loo
s page s16S2. TOMATOES FLORIDA. tanog'
Ssrr,sy 81 -. choice 81 25QSl - 'oI Ierssy
7S1Gsl. Mississippi hat case 'ocaFi'
~ sa6S3. bothouse. 10. "a lOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
anne to Agnes G W Bertieri: 500

torney ''' sane q
LOT 12l, amended map i.Ogs u.
Park: June p, 1906; orry il and rus VIn1iEs
Eureka Cooperative Savings and hcss b
Wall ST. Jaws Z
MILFORD AVE. " +. 80 ftno,rn,
2oXlOO; March %. 1905: Christian q, I1oey =
swanson 10 otto Nilsson $500; atioroa ae Mari,
II Baechler. 1926 Walker ave NY Chars,
MARION AVE " 5, 100 IT n OF ro,s :.
ing from West Farms to KinesbrjI,, oaa lss.
NAV a. 1912; Inland Holding O. - e. S'Rlg
kelar & Wells. 43 Cedar ST ''No". As,.
SILVER ST. s, 1862 II "a fro,,
road leading from Westchester 10 S ;ns,sE or
Road, runs look " JOx AZ iIv 'on hs
1892 TO st 2 Is 10 beg: AR" a -o3S ,
Nellman Finance and Realty 40 80 1911
Elgar $1,000; attorney, Lawyers Titi s.a Ts.'
anGe ana Trust co. 100 Broadway. 'e lh's'
10TH ST, 554 to 5JS East =
1911; Codae Realty Co to Bodinvsr June 2
man Manufacturing Co. $500. alto-eS. hupfs,
yers Title Insurance and Trust 20 lee las
way. ~ y" Broa!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
DEAL ON FOR THEATRE
Western Syndicate Negotiating
to Buy Proposed Playhouse.

\ Western syndicate is negotiating
through Benjamin Bernstein for the pur-
chase Of the proposed theatre on Broad
way, near oath street for which plans
have been approved. The architecture Is
Italian Renaissance in style, with a bal
cony having direct exit TO the street
level.
The total capacity OF the theatre will
he approximately one thousand. with am
pie room for the usual requirements.
John c. Watson is the architect and J.. r.
Alton the owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for cop
per was dull. With lake quoted i4-.d15t.C.
eloctroyuc l4%4l5c, and casting 4i2n147sc.
Standard copper on the Metal Exchange vas
quiet, with spot ~ sic. June. ~ S7iRdl4 25c:
July, 14dl4 DC, August and september. u a.
ala 25c. In London copper was easy. closing
Al 1853 lis 80 for spot and t63 les 30 for
futures.
TIN Weak. with spot and June closing n,
a.. 61a42S5c; July August. September and Oc-
toher. 42.5od421 5c. Local sales Of tin vere
81 tons. In London tin weak, closing al
fl94 for spot and 1875 for futures
LEAD -Lasier, New York spot 4.80q4 81 y z.
and East ST Louis. 412iRG4 22izc In Lon
don lead closed at Ei9 IS
SPELTER-Firm. New York spot. 20d
800 and East So. Louis, 5.O5n5.15c. London
spelter closed a ri
lRON-Cleveland warrants. I4s Sd in Lon
don. Locally iron wac quiet and unchanged,
With No foundry Northern quoted stcaSi6 -
No foundry Sl6 7jqSl6. No ! Southern and
soft. SIS 254S15 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June p THE Commercial Buile-
tin will say tomorrow:
NO large transactions are reported In the
wool trade this week. but the sum total OF
the business here is OF fair size Woollen
mills have been the most active buyers and
have taken a thousand bags or more 81 secured
woods chiefly fine territory and pulled wool
There has been considerable new territory
wool. both graded and original sold on the
basis OF about SOC clean for the best selec-
tiOns. Some medium hceces have also changed
hands at rates fully up 10 last weeks quota
tons. and in some Instances nc advance is
nov asked.
Orders at the mills are coming forward
only moderately well. all operators acting with
caution which tends 20 restrict the volume Of
business more or less
THE shipments from Boston from January
] 10 June % inclusive. were 81 1856, O23 pounds
against 100. 177.3i7 for the same period last
year The receipts were s5.762 1871 pounds.
against 1871. 9s7. 1874 last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28

Negotiations were completed yesterday
through Charles +. Noyes Company LOT
the sale for the 81. Johns Park Realty
Company william y. Fitzpatrick ana
James n. Cruikshanh. Of the new eight
story and basement building, NO "o' 10
81 West 9th street
Announcement that the sale was pehu-
ing was made in these columns re-
Gently. The structure. which is on plot
l21NlcD feet. vas purchased by the COLO
NAL Real Estate Association, George =
Sladc. treasurer, and Alfred X. hlrkus'
secretary. The purchase price was over
$4,000 The building was recently ieas"u
10 the American Tobacco Company lot
long term Of years at $1,000 net.
\ transaction OF somewhat more than
usual interest occurred IN the sale oil NO.
llg East Sgth street. five story American
basement dwelling on lot 2oN9S.9 Feet
through the firm Of y. Brigham halI
William d. Bloodgood The same brokers
year ago sold this house in conJuncuo"
with the Immediately adjoining dwellings,
on tho east and west, making a plot
57xess feet. The purchase at that time
ment house on the plot but because Vi
restrictions 1t was found Impossible 10
erect the type OF building desired ana
uassing Of title was abandoned.
since this previous sale two OF the
houses of the plot 80. ~ East 3'th street
and No ll9 East seth street nave Uee'
soId 70 persons who will occupy me
houses for private purposes. IL "ou'u
snpsar therefore. that this particular
block between Park and Lexington ave
nues Is safe from the invasion oil apa'N
ment house building Tor some time
Two large apartment houses on WASH
inrton Heights were disposed Oh ny OF
orators Yesterday To an investor VINO gives
IN trade an upstate boarding house Ihis
,,.s,tiatiop was between LoNenfeld
Prayer. who sold to Bernard VI. curry
tuo five story apartment houses, each on
rlo, H2xlooii feet. at SO. 53l TO 80 '''st
,eo,b street. In part payment for the
houses curry gives a 3J-acrc tract OF
land fronting on the Liberty ana "hlte
Lake Turnpike al Liberty su'llNan
County. y. =. together with a -'-room
boarding house and outouildinss
The eleven story loft building AT Nos
Ga and so Broadway extending through
OBJ. ,..t,. st-.at near BroOme
10 no - '''''' ..l
street was sold In foreclosure PloS'eu
ipes Yesterday ar u a m. at the county
courthouse. The property "hH ~" IN
-. o.. Thomas a. Curtis ir. a lawyer,
u""" ~ 4"' -. ,,,,.y,
on one bid 81 l-""p over I''v' "'Y'N
,.so ~ go 90 and accrued interest. held
'"e ,,..,-,,, Guarantee
by the Bona ana MOI 'b"hV
,,,.,,,,.rv The sale was the outcome or
Inn , a., ,,.,,to,, NJ Rar-
an Hcuon p'o"b"N - "'''"''
r.ft as president OF the Adams Express
-, ti.,.,. ,.,,r,, and otbers
'"iuIaHt' "N"''''' ''''''' 49,
and was held under the direction OF I'd
-, a. ,ttts sr.oi,l master Ioscph
WIZ" H. N'-'N'' RI -.
T.. Day acted as the au'uoH'tI. Inc ON!
.r a. understood 10 have represented tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday AT the Real Estate Exchange
salcsroom. Nos Il and Is Nesey street:
BY Henry Brady.
BROADWAY. 41so. n cor Of i7Tth st.
gt.@x1t5 9Ng9. 1ONlO0.2. Two sty apt houses
and stores. adjourned 10 July II.
SHERIFF ST. SO. >. 10 n S OF Riying-
ton st. 2jNi0O. sly tenmt ard stores, sold
10 the plaintiff for S23, 900
18TH ST so East. $. tGS n OF Ave
A. oOX9s9. sly tenmt. sold to the plaintiff
for $4,000.
BY Joseph p. Day.
i35TH ST. IGS and 10 = 500 n NJ
9TH ave. j0N9g II. two sly tennis, sold TO
the plaintiff for sGl.5l5.
By j. ~. Mayors
SHERMAN AVE. 49,. s. 100 II of
Academy 81. 40Nlj0. sly tcnmt. adjourned
90 July :
b. Bryan T.. Kennedy.
i03D ST. 100 West. 3. $50 n NJ Co
iumbus ave. lG.NA 100. II. sly tenmt: sold
10 the plaintiff for Si0350.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
RIG WEST 18TH STREET BUILDING SOLD
Real Estate Association Gives Over 100000 for New Eight
Story Structure Leased for Long Term
-sIRJcTI0NS PREVENT ERECTION OF APARTMENTS

mann 10 MAY Beinich: ; yrs from FEB ], 1913;
Sli 200. address 20 Ave II.
1ST AVE. 2O36. front and rear stores; haf-
faele DE Grazla to Jos Cltarella. : yrs II mos
from April /. 1918; $500; address 2o36 %
ave.
9Th AVE. 500. all, Ramsey Peugnel 81 Al
10 Rosa Side. : yrs from MAY J. 1913; S4soO'
address 500 9Th ave.
7TH AVE. ll1-ii3. all; Melvin !. Morris ct
al. trustees. Il. Patrick Fleming. 10 Nra rom ON
NAV l. 1914. Si3 800. address, 81 West lodd 81
STH AVE GG4. "a and 30 floors. Richard ;
Treacy 10 Max Fluegelman; yrs from May
l. 1918: $50. address, 81 Mornings1e ave,
18TH ST 3l7. basement store nooI' YIN
ccnzo Bracco 20 Michele Maiorino. . yrs rom
Jan J. 1913; $3.50. address. 3l7 East Ham 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessce.)
JUNE II.

AVE \, 1915: north store and basement:
Sohe Weiss 20 stanley Ceyka. : yrs from June
!. 1913. $40; address. 1919 Ave 4.
BROADWAY. n cor 12d st. store: Hotel
~ Andrew 10 Bendheimer & Strauss. yrs q
mos from Feb TO- 1919; $500. address. Itch
81 and LenoN ave
LEWIS ST, 203 store floor: Isldore W Colt
lieb to Henry Spen. yrs from Nav !. 1913.
S9l2. address 2gG Pennsylvania ave. Brooklyn.
PARKER ST; all. sidney HickoN 20 Chas
Bodenburg yrs from June I, 1913; 5000. ad-
dress. 1851 Parker ave.
PROSPECT AVE. cor Beck 81. store and
basement: Benj Levy 10 Louis ROmanoff yrs
10 mos from July 1, 1913. 81 800. address. sos
Prospect ave
RIDGE ST. 1855 TO 1877; all; Frances Bsu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
CELLO PLAYER KILLS HIMSELF

Henry Knopp. cello player commit
ted suicide yesterday by inhaing illu-
minating gas in his home, at No. 1858
Hall Place. The Bronx. He had been in
financial straits for some time, his neigh
bors say, and was respondent. His mar
rled daughter. who lives in The Bronx,
was informed OF his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, June u
1918.


s,,s,,e- T,rinidadian (Br,. Port Tampa June
81 10 tho Gulf Refining 60. IN ballast. Lex
| Quarantine a. 2:J0 ? m. % ..
steamer Cedric dr). IAverpcoi Juhe ~ ans
| Queenstown 20. to the White star Line Win
! - first Ia second cabin and 400 steeIase pas
sensers and mdse. Arrived at the bar a. l."
Steamer virsinie CFu. Hayre June Via
| Halifax -. 20 the Compagnle Generate IIst
atantique. with mdse IN transit Arrived d.
M s,e can onondasa. BrunsNica 10 the Nal
lory S. co. with mdse. Passed IN quarantine
- steamer Mexico. Vera cruz June 70 FRO,
/ tuba Mail 5 Co with To- passengers. mails
and ndse Arrived a. thc Bar At - m.
steamer Fl sud. Galveston June ~, ~ the
Southern Pacific CO. with mdse fassed IN
steamer 9iS. Prudential BD. Port Spain for
Perth Amboy. Passed in sandy Hook At BIZ
steamer u y Luckcnbach. Baltimore. to
Edgar r Luckenbach in ballast Lei Cuai"h
''' S,eamtr delaware. Philadelphia 10 tn. clyde
Ks 90. with mdsc. Passed IN Quarantine a. !
steamer sibiria ,Geo Fron'~a June 10. 20
| the Atlantic Fruit Co. with passenger an1
| fruit Arrived al the Bar at 10 NJ.
! steamer jefferson. newport News and Noi
| folk. m the Old Dominion IS Go. Win pas.rh
gers and mdse Passed in Quarantine 81 ~"
I steamer Diana C<orI. Manzanillo Jun. ~. n
/ the West India Ss 60. with sugar. Arrived A.
! the Bar AZ midnight. 26th. ..-
| steamer River Oroutes Obr), Fhiladeip PM 4
June -. 70 Norton son. In ballast Le''
Quarantine ~ 6.3i a N.
| steamer Odland ,Nofl. Havana June u and
| Cardenas 81 % no Munson - 60. WITH sugar
/ Arrived ~ the Har AZ m.
steamer La Flandre Dutch Antwerp June
s 70 David r. Warden. in halla" Arrived -
! steamer Camaguey tCubany. Man1a7illo June
/ n santa cruz H. ana taits Guyra =. 20 m"
/ Ward Line Mail s. 60. with ndse. Arrived
at the Bar al $40 = m. $780,
| steamer NaUo B-l. lqui'os MAJ q Nsnaos
20 Psra June o Barbados and Anfils u. %
/ the Booth 90. with mdse Arrived al the bar
| 1T ma.
steamer Mauritania CBD. Liverpool June ~
I and QucfnstoV p 20 the CInar1 IS co. LiA
/ with 94S first 800 second cabin and 90
! stee-age passenger. mails and mdse. AuiNfI
an Tho Bar At f53 a m.
/ steamer Kaiseiin Augusta Victoria GER.
| IJsnburr Iun. * and Southampton "a 10 tho
| second cabin. rs third class and ] a4o s'eerag"
passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the
| Bar AZ 80 q m
| SANDY Hook J. June 81. 9 40 M
| Wind wet southwest. light breeze, pdfif
| cloudy. hazy or shore. smooth sea.
SAILED
! Steamers Korona tBr, Demerars: Madison
| Norfolk and Newport News. NiRilanCia. Nas
/ sau. Theinfels GER. Cape ToVn. SURNAME
/ 6%o-l. Baltimore: Ikbal CBri. Newport News.
81 Paul. souihaypton: Fagorsand tNorl. bara
Goa. Shimosa tfr Hong Kong Tyr tNorl.
Baltimore. Manzanillo (Cuhan). Havana. Hcra
/ GER. Copenhagen. Fedora tAusr Csdiz., Prins
Wilem Dutch. 81 Marc: ByCla tNor.
| Whampoa via Norfolk Main Ger. Baltimore:
| Cherokee. Wilmington. y e, and Georgetown,
s e. Monroe Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. June 27.-Oficial statements that
excessive dryness had set back Kansas wheat
as much as &c per cent In the last month put
The market to-day In an upward whrl There
net. Corn showed gain Of 1lz61&c over
last night and oats rise OF ikd1Mc Pro
visions finished unchanged 10 i2isc decline
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Luisisna. reported 30 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS,

D..,t,a,,on and Steamer $50 Pm. |
Hawaii Guam. Philippines (via san
Franclsco)-U 6 Transport............ June 81 |
w., ,.,i. ~ r,ts Van.onver,-Narama July |
II n.sU lS. So, Erancisco,-Si Sierra July 10 |
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China, Philip
pines wa "a" '"''''90 ''........ Jun. Is /
japan Corea. China via Tacoma -, e.,
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia via san Fran ST.. "a
CiscoD-AOrangi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ""'s - /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Barcelona June q Antonio Lopez SPAN
New York via Cadiz for Genoa
Trieste. June 25-Oceania CAusu. New York
Via Algiers and Naples.
Liverpool. June q Adriatlc BD, New York
Via Queenstown.
Southampton June 27-Amerika Ger. New
York Via Cherbourg for Hamburg tand pro-
ceededl
Cherbourg. June o. 6.15 a m-Amerika GER
New YORK for Southampton and Hamburg
land proceeded: noon. Berlin Ger New
York via Plymouth for Bremen and pro
ceodedl
Rotterdam June q. 6 a m Noordam Dutch
Montevideo. June 27-Dochra CBr). New York
Copenhagen, June 25-Pennsyvana dam,
Plymouth. June q. 2.25 a m-Berln Ger,
New York for Cherbourg and Bremen tand
proceeded.
Naples. June 90. 7 m-Ancona GtaD. Phlla-
dephia and New York.
Genoa June 2G-Saxona Obj. New York via
Madeira.
Dunkirk. June % Caroline CFr,. New York
81 Nazaire, June "a Eddie (BrD. New YORK
Liverpool June 27-Archimede (Br). New York
for Manchester.
SAILED.
Copenhagen. June 2e-Hslis olav DAM.
Rotterdam. June 20-Uranium (BD. New
York
Queenstown. June 81. 1913 a m-Balto
(Brj from Liverpool. New York.
Antwerp. June Chichester tDutch). New
York.
Swansea June 2G-ChicaEo city (Br). New
York.
Monteyideo June 2e-vasari (Brl. New
York.
Colombo June 24-kasenga (Br) from Cal
cuttaI. Boston and New York.
Huelva, juno 2G-Min oBr). New York
Naples June 26-Calabria (Br). New York.
Santos. June 25-Austrian Prince tBrl. New
York.
st Thomas June 20. p m-Guiana (BrJ
from Demerara). New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE %.
Manhattan,

AMSTERDAM AVE. v 5. SAT- . o.
f5Sth 81. for sly private gs-aSe' "-h.,'
j BROKER 18TH 81 and AWsf~rflm A..
owner. " W Dol Gaudio. l0i East lfemoH'
ave architect. s.. 500. .,,,,
FIT WASHINGTON AVE. "a cor !ois;
81 for stv tcnmt. l02 3Nl5l h'lla :
Construction Co 1855 Brosdva' oNhs''
G-oncubcrS { Leuchtag sos 5tn ave- a'e"'
i-cts. $50 GOO
The Bronx.
CANNON PI. :. - = n ~ 23S.h si ".
r . 81, brk dwc 3lN35. T. \ Gal'1cher 81
Sth ave. owner. Hoppin & koe1 -ii Oh as
architects $4,000 -,
ror n sty brk dwg. 22V5f. Rirhard 'oo.S'
1872 BRYANT ave. owner. Henry No'D''''
1857 fremont ave. architect; So
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Weekly movement figures Of the New York
Cotton ENChaEgc-Port receipts. 27.to5 bales.
against 1888 last year. overland 10 mills and
Canada. 6.491, against 6.94g last year. Southern
mill takinCs estimated 2OOO0 against y 600
last year; loss OF stocks AZ interior towns. p. -
so. against S.45l last year. brought into sight
for the week. ~. 365 against 4OO76 last wear.
Total crop movement Port receipts 1854 -
II 20i adde 10. against ISIS. i55 last wear:
overland 10 mil g and Canada. g54 100 against
l.241. 6lj last year. Southern mill takings. .
645. 600. against 1850. 600 last year. stock at
interior towns I'm excess Of September /. 123.
o39. against 63456 last year. brought into
sight thus far for season - 900 g23 against
Is GSS Do last year
Liverpool cables Spot dull: sales 1000 bales
speculation and export. 500. American. .. 900.
imports. 5000. American 300, middlns up
land, $3.50. futures opened steady AZ ~ 10
points decline closed quiet but steady 2 10
G47Ad. August. Said. August Sep
tober November. s 22d. November December.
AIRY. G I'D. February March G1s'sd March
April. 6lalzd April MAY. 30izd. May-June.
dun
New Orleans. June 2I-The cotton market
was dull and without dominating features to-
dav. Effect 81 good cables early was offset by
rumOrs that from N ONO 10 2O.UDO notices had
been sent out from New York Reports that
spot houses were stopping notices braccd prices
however, before trading was well under way.
The market opened 2ai points Up. and closed
AZ about the best prices Of the day. sac points
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

wor, to Charles Kelly. 31e East 1s4th 81
June 20 (mtg $4,000; 81; attorney 'ui'a ~
Gainev, 1910 Sd ave.
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with name and address OF grantee ana Al
torneyJ
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
rt-N-E, %
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 400 sunset. 1874 moon rises. 1927
moons age. %
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Malta, June 26-Ghazee (Brl Yokohama
etc for Boston and New York
Lizard June 27-Broadmayne tBri, New
York for Calais.
sagres. June 26-Ardoyne (Br). New York
for Smyrna.
Gibraltar, June 2T-Sanr Anna (Fr), New
York Cor naples and Marseilles
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