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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-05-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

II T, Monkey & Co have leased space
AZ No Liberty street 10 I. j. hahsIey
and G. Brandies. Inc, and to the STANDARD
ouclo,h Company about 5000 square feet
NJ additional space at No. 32) Broadway.
4eu & Stern leased, in the building
,,oc,inr al Nos. 1913 East SD street the
third. fourth and eighth lofts, total moor
space OF 2J. 900 feet. at rentals asgresat'hs
about $4,000. The lessees are ]. q VI.
pbfIlips. Henry George e. Rosenbaum Co.,
and Katz & Fishel
Goodwin g. Goodwin rented for James +.
Nearey To Selah .. Evans the dwelling
No. ~ West list street.
Il p. & T.. j. Murray leased the dwell
INC No 1854 Lexington avenue for three
years to G. Guarino.
Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. leased for
Horace S Ely & co. the store No. East
18th street for a term OF years TO The
Little Book Shop Around the Corner"
Moore & Marston leased for Interstate
Land Holding Company the elehth n 200,
al Nos 2 TO 8 West 9Th street TO Mrs.
Elizabeth Fayden: also a floor at NO. 5
West Cd street 10 Fox Barnett
Frederick Degner leased from Palermo
Bros. the southerly Broadway store In
the twelve story apartment mouse being
erected at the southeast corner OF Broad
way and 18th street for ten years at an
aggregate rental OF s3i,VO.
Bert c. Faulhaber q co. leased stores
I'm the new ten story Donald Court, south
west corner Of Broadway and 10th street,
10 Robert g. Bradley. Elizabeth Moore
and Felix Campagnolo; also leased for
Edward Payne TO William II. Brady. for
term Of years the dwelling No. Sol
Riverside Drive.
FITZGERALD Building. sd street and Broad
way, leased offices to 4. Schinasi Bro,
James j. Brady Benjamin Hirsch, Ed
ward f. Rush. !. Pfugelman, Rose Fitz-
gerald, Paul j. Corn, Sidney Rosenfeld.
lie Grand Rowland, Louis ". Gay, &. g.
GaXiola and Allan Lowe, Inc. Contracts
are now being let 10 connect the building
with the subway station at Times Square.
which will afford an entrance both from
Broadway and 43d street through an ar
cade in the basement. The basement has
been leased to a restaurant concern.
j. Anthony Mnott sold for Moses Ro-
seminal to a client OF X. NJ Newman the
five story lathouse No. 50 West l33d street.
on lot 25xl00 feet.
Moore. Schultz e. Co leased for the es-
tate OF Emily l.. Charles No. 455 West
l4ith street. three story dwelling, 10
George +. Hinrichs.
Edward ~ Crosby & Co. leased for the
Rutgers estate the store and basement at
No. % East Broadway, also the parlor
floor and basen ent No. POI East Broad
way and the vacant plot Nos. 273 and
27j Cherry street. through TO Nos 526 and
59S Water street.
Pease q Gilman leased a store. No 799
Park avenue. To Mrs Fannie Klauber, and
space at No. - West 18th street TO the
Theosophical Society.
Samuel H. Martin leased for James Nc
Laughlin the dwelling No 207 West 18th
street to Mary karpy.
Goodale. Perry q Dwight. as agents for
No. IS East 23d street, leased a studio to
Theodore knowler and offices To Adolph
Tavague. Frank Hynes and Sidney l..
Fibel.
Unger Watson. Inc. have leased the
dwelling No. 25l East DIST street 10 Au-
gusta Pusch, who has the two adjoining
dwellings under lease for "A long term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19

William J. Roome G. Co.. Incorporated
have leased for John J. Radley To the
f. T. Smith Construction Company the
property at No GA to 626 East 18th street
for long term OF years, with privilege
for renewal.
The property consists OF seven lots
fronting 175 feet in 18th street, and Is
covered by n three story brick building
1t was formerly occupied by the j. j.
Radley Steel Construction Company.
The f. +. Smith Contracting Company
is now building the Broadway division or
the subway from l4th to 18th street ana
the elevated line from Long Island CITY
TO Astoria. II will occupy the 18th street
property for stables. garage and storage
of its machinery.
Plans were filed Yesterday for three
story dwelling house and studios at No
IA East seth street for the Yer Nicer
Realty Company, George Rodman. presi-
dent. This will be unique building in
many WAYS. the facade being OF brick and
terra Gotta in the pure Gothic style of
architecture. with three small windows AT
the second floor. with one small stone
balcony at the centre one and one mas
sive arched window above, which gives
the structure the appearance of church.
There will be a large balcony at this win
dow, and each floor will have mezzanine
floor.
The structure will be known as the New
Yer Nicer Studios. Butler & Rodman are
the architects. The building VIII have
frontage Of % feet and depth OF l".'
feet and will be fireproof. The cost has
been placed at $1,000.
J. Anthony Mnott has sold for Moses
Rosenthal TO a client OF r. NJ. Newman
the five story fathouse No. % west 4""o
street. on a lot 25x99.1l feet.
Schlesinger & Goldberg have resold Tor
Harry y Davis No. 625 TO GO linton ave-
nue.. two five story fathouses. on plot
75xloO feet. to Emma Keller. who gave IN
part payment the five story tenemen.
house. on a lot 25X99.l feet. at NO. -
West hath street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer rates continued weak and further
declines were recorded in several trades.
The demand for tonnage was limitd in all
trades Quotations to Liverpool. I'd NOM
inal: London. I'd: GlasgowS2hd; Rotterdam.
&c: Hamburg. 30 pfennigs: Bremen. 30 pfen-
nlgs: Hull and Bristol. Sd: Antwerp, 2Ld:
Cork. for orders. IS Cd: picked ports. large
tonnage. IS - nom inal cotton 20 Liverpool,
per 100 10. 30c. Charters: British steamer
(guaranteel, cases petroleum hence 10
two ports North China. ~ &C. January Feb
rUary; German steamer. 240S tons. nitrate.
West Coast South America 20 the United
States. 2os I'd. with options. October Novem-
Der. Dutch steamer. 2.i41 tons, same, 30s.
Noyembe December; British steamer 40 .
900 cases petroleum hence to the River
Plate. basis 25c one port. October November:
Danish steamer. $4,000 quarters grain, Mon
trcal 10 Monmouth or Rotterdam. IS Cd.
option few other picked ports, 2s I'D.
option haXseed. AID extra, September: Nor
wcgian steamer. 4s6 tons. New York and
Cayenne trade. one round trip. [. Septem-
her, British steamer. ISL tons, coal. Bal
tinnore 20 Havana. prompt: steamer.
1Si2 tons. coal. Baltimore 10 Cienfuegos.
p prompt: schooner, 1903 tons coal. Bal
timoTe TO Boston. [
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
RECORDED LEASES.
CWi,h name and address Of lesseeD
SEPTEMBER l..

BosTON ROAD. s e cor Prospect ave 90 Ok
70 4 all. Josephine Hertz 20 Erwin . GOllneI,
~ yrs from Jan |. 1914. $4,000. address. -o6
West l2lst -.
FREEMAN ST. p3iis. store. etc; samuc!
Iyttle 10 samuel Gottlieb. yrs from Sept /.
1913, $40. address. $40 Freeman -.
LEWIS 81. ii5. all. Hyman SHERMAN TO
Adouh Hartstcin: . yrs from May /. 1918.
s. 600; address. 10 LeWis IT.
MADISON AVE. 1903, store, etc; Jacob
stone 10 Israel Winograd; yrs from May /.
1914. $3.50. address. 1850 30 ave.
80 AVE. 1856, store. etc. John Schreincr 10
Israel Winograd. yrs from May /. 1913.
81 100; address. I5I East i03d ST.
A2D ST =. 800 n " Of eth ave 23N0S o.
all; Asa q Gambler to 223 30 West 4lst street
Corporation: ~ years from completion OF
building > per cent on cost Of building and
land. address. 1867 Broadway
5gTH ST 10 and H. East. all. Nathan
Kaufman and ano 10 Harry Bimberg: = yrs
from May l. 1918, $4,000, address. l27 West
ll1gt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
REALTY DEALERS ELECT
William H. Moffitt Heads State
Association.

Rochester. Sept. 1s-The tenth annual
of the New York state NedI
Estate Dealers Association closed to-ddJ
with the election OF these officers. fres'-
dent William II. Moiiit of New ioiA'
first vlce-president. Thomas J. Overturi'
Of Buffalo: second yice-president NJ. y.
BURNS. OF Ithaca: third vice-presdent. j.
ID. Woodwork. OF Rochester. secretary
Joseph 4. Moore OF Islip; treasurer r
c. Clark. OF Utica; executive committee
II. J. Hart. W. J. Russell. David I. BEL
leck
New York was selected without oppos1-
ton as the place for the 1874 convention.
Papers were read by &. 4. Frein' 81
Buffalo; George \. Coleman. Of Poush-
keepsie. FEED y. Van Pattern. Of Syra-
cuse; ]. II. Fort OF Oneida, ". /. At
water OF Buffalo; !. d. Woodwork "i
Rochester: Fenton NJ Park Of BuNd!o'
and W. j. Russell. OF OsdensbuTG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19

ave, 1sxsO; westbury Terrace, corpn' 10
Minnie II Rothschiid. lot Hendrix 81,
Brooklyn; Sept IL (mtg $4,000; 81; attoE-
ney, + Topper. l54 Nassau st:
JEROME AVE, W cor OF Burnside ave- Ne'
20 sx-; Julia Rewane to Julia NJ BrodericK.
West Burnside ave; Sept is (mtg i6'soOl
500: attorney. NJ sullivan. Willis ave anu
l5sth st. 49, po.cb
Estates improvement Co to Margaret
schwalben5erg, 2l6O Ellis ave; Sept II 81.
LOTS II and ~, map Clason's Point; Mar
garet Schwalhenberg to Beach Estates I'M
provement Co. At Clason's Point; sept IL
'I I'fgvfsHGtsToS AVE. W 8. 5os.1 IT Of
2sGth st. SIX; Parkway Heights CO 70
Florence + Pegram, Waldo ave, near Ztotn
St sept Is: 500; attorney r Deiaheid
PRosPECT AVE. 1920. $, 37.6xloo:
Rfjay Realty and Holding Co 20 Jafco healtg
and Holding co, 81 Chambers st. sept ~
(mtg $4,000; 81; attorney. Locker 81
linton AVE, 625 to 629. W $, 75xioo:
Harry r Davis to 100 Broadway Holding
Gorpn, 100 Broadway; Sept Is mtg So. oOOJ
500; attorney. ! T Benaln, $50 Broadway
WEBSTER AVE. e $, 911 n OF l73d st.
mann, 171O Webster ave; Aug 20 tmtg
$3.50; 500: attorney. Title Guarantee CO.
176 Broadway.
Martha Perna 10 Gibraltar Realty Co. $50
Broadway: Sept II (mtg 81 00O); 500; at
torneys. VI e Jafe. $50 Broadway.
Eth ST. s. 19j n W OF Sd ave, Is *
1929: 9Th at $. 9S II " Of Sd ave. 1ssx
1917; 9Th ~. q $. 116s n Of Sd ave, 1919
xi2s IN. Wakefield: Bartholomew Mitchell "a
Frederick = Graham. Gs Irving place Buff
fulo. y Y; sept IS (mtg si3.5o0); 81: at
torney. Beltz, 100 Broadway.
2EXI00: Lena Green to Morris Handel, :
West 10th st; Sept (mtg $4,000; 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market Tor
copper was hrr. with lake quoted at l1c, cleo
t-olvtic 1917 n nc. and casting l6ss n l8A ..
Standard copper on the Metal Exchange was
easy. with September. October and Novem-
Der quoted ~ 10 soc asked. In London cop
per closed easy at f73 IS for spot and f73
2s Cd for futures.
TIN-Locally was easy, with spot quoted
41.S7i4 n 42.377c September. 42a 423t y =.
October. II 90 n a. NoVembef' ~ - = 10
421Oc. and December Al. 81 p n so. IN Lon
don tin was weak, closing easy az flel lbs
for spot and t1gl ~ Cd for futures
LEAD-Easy; New York spot 4.70c and
Fast st Louis 45jd465c In London lead
closed AT 100 los.
SPEI TER-Easy. with sales OF 20oO0 ID
spot EAST ST Iouis1 ~ 2 6nc. In the local
market speter was quoted at j.1jmj.sjc FOR
spot and AT j.5TiL G5.G2i1c for futures Lon
don spelter closed nj f21.
IRON-tleveland warrants 54s 4izd in
London Tho local iron market was Arm.
but quiet. with No foundry northern quot.
Southern ana soft. SIj 81 Sl5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
,InIAssES AND sYRUPs

y
steady with a fair demand for grocery
grades Syrups firm. with trading princi-
pallv in the better grades.
NAVAL sTORES-Turpentine was easier easier
rejecting a sharp decline at the South
Rosin was unchanged. with demand light
Tar steady.
OHS-There was no change IN renneo
petroleum. Linseed oil was steady.
RICE-Refecting the firm situation AT the
primary market. the local market was nTm
and unchanged. with business quiet.
SUGAR-Refned quiet and unchanged az
4GOa4TOc for fine graduated. There were
fair Withdrawals but new business was quiet
Raw was dull and refners were Indifferent
with the result that no sales occurred
Sugars we're nominally unchanged. although
II was generally believed that concessions
could be had as holders we're offering cost
and freight for prompt and nearby snip
ment at 2isc. cost and freight spot prices
were nominal at 3.I3c for centrifugal, 3. &c
FOR muscovado and 2.9Sc for molasses In
London beet sugar was easier. early prices
being 9s Gs. 4 for September 9s Sd for octo-
Der and qs 6Ad for May, with the curb AT
qs 6isd for September. 9s IS, d for october
and 9s "a for May. London cabled the visi-
bic supply Of sugar at 100000 tons against
l67O 900 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
SEPTEMBER Is.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1924. u " cor NJ 14oth
st. 24ilxlO0. Simon Fink 10 Tion Realty co.
IFS Broadway tmtg S3J.OOOD. Sept -. 500.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. " r. 1911 II n OF
9th 81. 2jxlOO: George " Meyer to Charles
Boltc. rs Johnston ave, Jersey city (mts
s31, jO0). Sept IL; 500. attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance CO. 1870 Broadway.
CHRYsTIE ST. 1915 and 1871. =. 50xlgG:
Minsker Realty Co to Max Steuer. 80
West sSth 81. or ~ Broadway; Is part (mtg
$50 o0o) Sept 10; 500.
NASSAU ST. llJ and III. W =. 5Ox1O1. q
to Theatre alley x5OxlO2.i =; Valcour
Realty 60 to Temple Court Go. : Beekman st
omtg $3.50. O0OJ July 20, 1913: 81. attorney.
George j Gillespie. - Ncsey st.
PRESCOTT AVE. $. 6li2 n . Of Bolton
I'd, runs 2O7. lOx iii.4x iJi.3x 100. TX
" 5Ox l5sl II and 1888 to begin 0oreclos
Sept %; Percival II Gregory. ref to Mar
guerite 4 Nash. Montclair j (mtg ST.
000): Sept 49, $1,000; attorneys. Eldltz a.
Hulse. 81 Nassau ST.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 3. 1O0xiO0: Isaac
Simons TO George Mayer. i2i5 Amsterdam
ave: q c. Sept II: 800. attorney. Marcus
Mandelbaum, 25T Broadway.
SUFFOLK ST. 143 and l45, F. 40x75:
Fannie Bruck ct al. heirs Ra hel Rubel. to
plncus Rubel, on premises: all liens; Sept
10. 500. attorney, Jacob Rieser. 257 Broad
way.
SULLIVAN ST, "a. " s. 2l.2x7?3; Henry
c Tinker TO Charles Burkeman. 2l6 West
Tooth 81: Aug I; ST. attorney. Lawyers In
surancc GO. 100 Broadwav.
3sTH ST. 237 to al West. sty brk. 51.4x
$50. Simon Fink to Tion Realty 60. 115
Broadway (mtg $4,000; Sept 10. 500
4lsT ST. n $. soc It Of eth ave. look
$50; Old School Realty co to 223 10 300
West 4lst st Corp, li76 Broadway (mtg
Si45 0OO): Sept II; 500: attorney. Lawyers
Insurance 60. 100 Broadway
9th ST. 2li East. 3 sty br... 248xiOOi1:
Wolf Bloom To Robert j Wittenberg, 1880
Charlotte st: all liens; Sept Is: 500. attor-
neys, Kantrowtz a Esberg. $50 Broadway.
The Bronx.
GARDEN AVE. $, 400 n of Orchard
Terrace, 2jx--: willard Smith. exr to
Gertrude Boesher Ii6O West Farms road :
June 20; $1,000: attorney New York Title
Insurance GO. f35 Broadway.
EINGSRRTDGE ROAD. s " cor OF MorrIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
APARTMENT LEASES.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company leased apartments in No. 100
East sd street TO Mrs. Armstrong and
Mylcs Standish Slocum.
Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at No. li6 East 49th street 10 Mrs.
a. VI. Walker: at No q West 45th street
TO Max Strunsky: at No. st West nth
street 10 Miss Anna Chaires, and at No.
li6 last i9th street 10 A., Claflin.
Mooyer d MarSton rented apartments at
Nos. 645 and 6i7 Madison avenue 10 Miss
Anna Nitz; also at No. 50 Gramercy Park
TO Henry J.. Maxwell
Malcolm r.. Smith rented apartments in
the Cameron Building, No. ~ Madison
avenue. 10 Frederic p. War1eld, and In
No ISL Claremont avenue TO 5. b. Stein
and Mrs. Margaret T. Phelan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19

alsc; SO to AZ n. isa1sitc; 80 20 80 To- log
l5hc: under 30 n, l3l4Gl4c: harreis, IS.
Western, AZ TO 10 each. 10 1s11c; 10; -, -.
81 ~ I5G15lzc; N and undeI' t1Si1i-c.
Southern and southwestern. average t1H - ~, T.
Ohio and Michigan. scalded, fancy. &c 1aii'
15diTc other Western. fancy LOU !, y, nc.
14Gi5c; poor. 12d13lzc: COCKS oa' s,a,e and
DUCKS Long Island, spring 10, TO- TO- IoaI3c:
SQUADS prime while. 10 n TO do.eh, az" w.
81 25: s. n. 81: 10. SO So n. So I 10 '
So so: dark. 81 49, culls, 5oaeG. ~ aarb'
slring. 10 10 pair pair 81
p" Potatoes AND yEGETABLEs Re:
c~ipts. 7,sl6 bbls potatoes ana sDS arm
onions Potatoes in good 5ov dsAC Onions frmer
for -, grades Lima beans lower. Musn-
rooms sell we'll Peppers firm H. o0 s2a SsPP IS
heavy . r0TATG r., G- S Mans s. 25as2 So state
$50 n. So l2as2 %; Jersey 90; n. SWEET
round bag. S2as2 Is long, $2GS2 10; ~ ys nEi
POTATOES. Southern. Dbl, 81 5ogsi 60 7"a9oc :
hi g 1882 2a c NO l. red efS' bag. 81 25a
81 So yellow. bag, 81 25as1 u.s. state eno est
ern. white. crate. s1dSl 20: yeuo" IN ~ ner
81 do So a ID, 81 s9E 5osi w white basket sl9
81 70. white pickles basket, 81 75GS.' yeihlo low,
75ca$I; red. 75qsoc; BEANS e 5aSsI ~ loo
bnn Sst - s1asi 10: CARROTS. hbl 81 2 ;@6
fun S 100 7si "a f2 rs crcUMRERs basket
Gs1 76: Long Island. Dbl, 22est, 49, ~ island
ana jersey. basket $1TSl 20; s,ate: p EFfe
basket ssGs5 CORN. 100 SS'qS ta - 81 i5 5oa
ERY. dozen, loG30c; siandssGra' S,56So6:
SSAl-LIFI0WERs. state bbl. S3aS4 50; Long oSi
island. 50 5Cd$S 50; EGGPLANTs Jerse HsS Poi'
50-dS1: LIMA BEANS, Jersey, po'a ~. go
s. SIS ~ I I G state basket 25cgsl -
dozen. crate soc0$l Is! do5eG, s &c Es: ~
MUSHROOMS No /, 4 n haske,, S2lEo i pt.,,S
Sask Sla Or BAG SNS sSs2 aPrMPEISs Dbl 7S Ssl
81; PEPPERS green, hhl 59g2o'' R s}yht ne:
crate 2Sa50c: SQUASH. marrow, white 81, or
yellow. bbi. 5Oa7ac: TURNIPs, rgtanaeSI; PD;'
sfGs1 %; white 81 25fS1 rs; TOMAlOho'
voar,r- f.ox oSn5r>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
LONG ISLAND SALES,

Frederick Selleck sold the George Tay-
lor property, at Halesite, Long Island,
including the residence and ten acres OF
land overlooking Huntington Bay. to Win
chester Noyes. of Manhattan, for re-
ported price of $1,000
The Windsor Land & Improvement
Company sold at Floral Park TO T.. Kim
ball iOxlCo feet on Poplar street: to ].
Buchanan. 4oxlco feet on Aspen street; at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

week December sold al o.. a rally OF -
points from the recent low level. and the ad-
vance attracted a good deal OF pront taking
Part.o the December liquidation took the form
of switching into later months, which We're
relatively steaiy and while last prices showed
reaction Of IL points on December July
closed within points OF the best. cost and
Freight offers from Brazil we're urchanged 10
IS 10 i0ts higher, ard both the European mar
kets showed advances. with Havre closing at
a net gain OF izQ114 francs, while Hamburg
was y pig higher Niilrcis prices were uil-
changed In Rio, but 20 reis higher for spots
and 5Od75 reis higher for futures In santos
srot quiet on the basis OF 9i4c for Rio No ..
] ncal contract nrices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
BROOKLYN SALES.

James 4. Garfield sold 10 Caroline Reib-
ling No. 1890 Putnam avenue, two story
dwelling house. on lot 20XloJ feet.
Burrell Brothers leased on the Park
Slope for Mrs. j. II. Day TO +. g. Cary
the dwelling house. No. 1876 Eighth avenue.
and for Charles y. Davidson to Edward
Robinson the American basement dwell
ing house. No. $50 5th street, near Pros
pect Park West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
RENTS BIC EAST 18TH STREET PARCEL
E. E. Smith Contracting Company Gets Building for Stable,
Garage and Storage Purposes.
UNIQUE STUDIO STRUCTUR FOR EAST 6oIH SIRtt

Hempstead. to T. \. O'Brien. 4oxiOO feet
on Weir street: to g. Rogers. iOXl0O feet
on Windsor PARKWAY; to \. King. 4ox
100 feet on Miller street; TO Il. j. Caffray,
4OxlOO feet on Lawson street. The com
pany also sold lots at Oceapside TO /.
Kenny. @. W. Cochrane. +. w. Phuger,
II. MAYER. G. Borg. \. Bell and =. Nog-
lers also at East Rockaway. plots TO
G.. 3. clifford. T.. Coleman, ). Marshall
and n I MCManus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-19
Tho Bronx.

AVE II Hayemeyer ave.. 5. 50 II OF
ath II (Quinlby ave.. 5OAlO5. map estate VIM
II Bovine. Westchcster: FEB -. 1910: jose
Primo Hewitt to Josephine s Hewitt; $1,000;
attorney. Herbert $ ogden. ~ Beaver ST.
BEAUMONT AVE. " cor ls3d 81. soN25;
March 6. 1911 John j Pruder to HAIRY Held;
81 800: attorney. VI : Hyman. - Liberty ST.
cambridge AVE. g :, 61.S n from n q
cor Mosholu Parkway, 25xiOO; Sept -. 1911:
John Fleckenstein and ano 70 Julius Wolff
81 900; attorneys. Wagner a Acker. 2s7 Broad
way
Lot $40. map Gleason property. cath Ward
July %. 1912: Marie and Frederick koenig to
Bronx Security and Brokerase Co: 5000; attor-
.ncy. Isaac Levison. 25s East i3sth ST.
LOT 123 TO 1876. map 1925, estate Mary ]
Iadway. Bronx: June -; 1910; Philip and
extrX: 5000; attorneys, Kurz 81 Uren. 1913
Sd ave.
LOT 100. map I0GfA, showing subdivision q,
Plot 4. Hudson Park: Sept 0. 1905: Jacob and
Santns Lena to Haifaele Lott. $500. attor-
ney. g Ierharini, 3IG Broadway
MADISON AVE. 5. at cor lot 13I
ana cor lot l3s. partition map estate Of VIM
Adce. Westchester. 25xl00, being part lot 49,
@ Archibald: $500; attorneys. Corbin & Organ,
90 Hroadway
MORRIS AVE $. 40 II 5 Of roth ST. sN
leo; Sept IS. 1905 Aug and Phllipna ia
cob to Virginia Iittauer: 5000: attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust co. l76 Broadway.
9TH ST. S Wakefield, 7a5 II of Sd ave
ls7xl32 pxls.IxI3l. .: 5th st, (WakehelD
9S II W OF I'd ave. IL 9Xl3l.5Nls sX13U. !; 9TH ST.
Waken lei H. us e ,eS St 90 ave isox
and Kate Mitchell to Martin FULLY; si.ao0: at
tcrney. FreGk BeItz, lis Broadway.
li2D ST. :. 323 II from Alcxanler ave.
ie.sxl0O: June !, 1909; Annie Hating 20 Mary
Patterson: $4,000; attorneys. Salter & Stein
kamp. 10 Nassau ST.
1hSTII ST, 500 East, 80 ixI00: Sept T. 1907;
Leopold and Esther I,olatschek to Anton Ed
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Chas Ottmann to Chss Lane; 81.
Katie o Kahn 10 Hattie Stewart; $500
Birdie everett TO Bernard Galewski; 800
Louis Epstein to Samuel l. Feldmsn; SI00
Elias Cohen 10 Annie Hayes: si,038
Mary A Dempsey to stephen Garland: saSn
n Y Catholic Protectory 10 Florence NJ.
CURE: 500.
Ernest n Adler. exr. to Simon Roed.r.
$4,000.
Chas Lane to Chas Ottmann; 81
Title Guarantee Trust Co TO chas W
Tuttle $4,000
y Y Trust Co 20 City Mortgage Co; ST.
city Mortgage Co TO Mutual Life Insvsncs
Co: $1,000
Daniel Vossler and ano, exrs. 10 Danlel
Vossler. trustee: 81
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s675.0o0 BUILDING LOAN.

Newmark e. Davis have obtained a
building loan OF $1,000 from the Metro
politdn Life Insurance Company on the
new apartment house being erected on
Riverside Drive and lilst street. An adj
ditional mortgage OF 10000 has also been
obtained Tor one year from the Carnegie
Construction Company.
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Eliz Galway to Lawyers Mortgage CO.;
$40, 900. ,,., .,
Nathan r Rroder TO Gussie Spektorsky; 81.
Morris Thompson, exr. to Morris . lhoinp-
son and ano trustees; 81. ~ .-on
August Stolz to Reuben F Washourne; sooo.
Tena Stolz 10 Reuben F Wsshburne; 5000
Van D-ck Estate TO Lawyers Title insurance
and Trust Co; $4,000
Same to same $4,000. ,,,
Harry Gareiss and ano 10 Coiuhoia-
Knickerbocker Trust Co; 500.
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ROCkAWAY HOTEL SOLD.

The Duross Company sold FOR William
Hammond 10 VI. kerus the Imperial Hoo
tel. corner OF Carnegie avenue aud James
street, Far RockaWay. IL is a three story
ON q plot liJXi0D feet IL was held At 500
oDa
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Sept. ls.-CLOVERSEED prime
cash. 81: October. So 10: December, 80 90
March. 81: ALSIKE. prime. cash. $li; Octo-
her so 20; December and March SO 90
TIMOTHY. prime. cash. old. s. 80: new
September and October. 81 40; December
s. 10; February. s. So March. s. 20.