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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

There Was little or no change IN me s'n.'"
condition, Of the tonnage market and trading
WAS limited In an trades quotations to l'N
crrool. 2i.d. 20 London. 2'sd; Glasgow. "a
Rotterdam e.. Hamburg. AL pigs. Bremen
AZ pfas. Hull. 3I, Bristol. 3'2d; Antwerp. "i'
tGit for orders. . %. picked ports. large
tonnage. 2s l'1dq2s 30. cotton. TO Ilterinol.
rer 100 II. 3Ur. Chsrtrrs-Brtish steamer
Goa ions. lumber. Gulf 20 the River rate.
lgOy Noyemier- December. British steamer
40 tons transatlantic trade. one lrlp on
time charter basis - sd. delivery Phlladcl
nils. November. British steamer. 3DI tons,
general cargo. hence 20 Black sea ports, prl
waite terms, November; Spanish steamer. = l3'
tons. coal Philadelphia to west coast 81 ltall.
private terms, November, spanish steamer.
257s tons, coal. Atlantic range 10 the Modi
tcrrsnean. private terms. November: British
steamer. 2Tl4 tons, cotton Wilmington, G,
10 Liverpool or Bremen, 3s Sd. option HaNre
iOs, prompt: British steamer 2i54 tons, cot
ton Savannah 10 the United Kingdom or con
untnt, private terms. December. Norwegian
bark / .u29 tons. lumber hence 10 the River
Plate, basis about Sln. prompt schooner. jd7
tons. coal. Hampton Roads 70 Key West. 81 40;
schooner. 1882 tons. ties. Jacksonville to North
% Hatteras. basis lie, to New York.
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GRAINS ADVANCE IN CHICAGO.
Foreign Crop Prospects Send Prices
Up-Provisions Decline.

Chicago. oct. 29-Nervousness over the
crop outlook for India and Argentina
made the wheat market to-day SHOW
material advance. The wind up, however
was weak at rise of An7sc net. corn
finished &c to 2sc higher than last night;
oats varying from a shade off to an equal
sain. and provisions down 2i2c to 2oc'
First strength in wheat came from an
uneXpected bulge at Liverpool. which was
explained by statements that distress due
20 the food failure in India had become
so acute the British government was a.
ready contributing financial relief. AZ
gentinc dispatches followed, telling oil
new danger To the crop. heads drying up
without hlling. Injury was also reported
from Argentina as result Of both frost
and excessive heat. though in different
parts Of the country. Range Of prices:
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

,.pn-Weak. middle West. 107Og lO.S9c .
~ iOH QIOk.c; refined barely steaay
Sot,b America, 12lOc Continent. lt go -
rrsgl kegs. l8tOc; compound quiet, - w
80 STEARINE-Quiet; oleo' l-c' e'''
NIOIASsES AND SYRUPS-The IoGaI ms rlG'
t.se.e market was quiet and unChHhso ~
C,,r,,Ds steady New orleans. centri us ~
cannon I5TgOc. fair. lsI 24c' COCO oog
34c. prime. So a 4Oc, New orleans n, ~ r.
rettle 35n55c. SYRUPS. common l. y ~
medium. l6NlSc; fancy 2Op-Jc' -,,uL. No
NAVAL STORES-There was a snEnI IT,
action in turpentine. in sympathy Mi'T po.iD
south bur trading was only moderate; hosIi'
bCIds nm pratty well, with fair demand,
Tar stcady. TIrRPENTINE, spirits. mac n ,nl.
hiIs A5c. TAR, kiln, Sc; rCiort '.oVn
EOSIN common 10 good strained &C %,
re. ID. 425c: r. 4.20c, +. 4.21c' IT, lou /,
j. and J. 485c; X. 4s5c; NJ 5.3oc' ~ o'''O'
WG. 6.T5c. and WV, T.10c.
OILS-No change in refined petroleum anu
market closed hrm. Linseed oil steaug.
PETROLEUM. standard white, bbls, NeW
York and Philadelphia, S7jc; bulk, J.22c
cases. 1125c; water white. Dds H,t'c' Jun JUN
q 25c: cases. 12.25c; LINSEED OIL" Amer
frsn .eed city raw 5OUjlc; out-ot-toWh
rape 4qT SOC. Calcutta raw, zoe.
COTTONsEED OIL - The market Mas
irregular. closing at a net decline OF Il poln's :
for November. while other positions were o
points lower 10 3 points higher lhe'e az
pea-ed 10 be pressure on all the near months
and there were reports Of more liberal Onerlhts
OF crude from the South. The decline In cot
ton and lard also had some influence, but
shorts were good buyers Of late positions ana
this gave the, market a steadier tone Tor lhese
months. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-30

Two interesting leases i'm the Fifth ave.
nue. section were among the transactions
announced yesterday.
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich will occupy
the home of Mrs. *. A. Kingsland at No.
72l Fifth avenue. northeast corner Of 18th
street. for the winter months He has
taken the property under lease, furnished
The house is a handsome five story struct-
ure. on plot fronting 30 feet on the ave-
nue. and 80 feet on the street.
Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton, daugh-
ter Of the late j. Pierpont Morgan, has
leased from Richard Billings, through
Pease a. Gilman. the two story stable
property at No = East 10th street The
lease is for a long term OF years. Mr.
Billings bought the property last year
from Mrs. A. G. Hyde through the same
brokers.
Another building in the coffee and to-
bacco section OF the city chanSed owner
ship Yesterday. Through S!awson &
Hobbs. James II. Post and Frederick II.
Howell sold No. lO3 Front street, four
story building, with store, at the north
east corner of Jones Lane. a 2l-foot thor
Wall street. The property was acquired
by the sellers in 1902 from Henry w.
Banks.
Charles Gulden is the purchaser OF the
dwelling house No. 3lS West SJth street
sold recently by the +. r. Woods. w. H.
Dolson Company for Mrs. Georgianna X.
Brewer. Mr.. Gulden owns Nos. 3l2 and III
on the same block. which are separated
By 1851 foot house from the dwelling
Just purchased Several plots on adjacent
streets. lust off West End avenue, have
recently been sold TO apartment house
constructors.
Other sales announced yesterday follow:
Nth STREET--John Purdon has sold
No. GOG West Han street iour sloIS
dwelling house. on a lot l4NI"".li lctL
located 100 feet west OF Broadway. Inc
urcs erected at that point and was pui-
chased 10y Mr. Purdon IN 1901 Tho t!ahsdc-
ton was negotiated By Slawson a Hobbs
BARRY STREET-Abert q Plat,, IN con,
junction with Helm q Crakow, nave hoIo
To- Herman r. Bnds'il eighteen lots. com
prisInc the block front on the east side OF
Barry street. between Longwood avenue ahn
Worthcn street. plot with frontaScs or
iOG 10 and 1873 feet. respectively the
property was given IN exchange Tor i'm
proved property
CHRisTOPHER sTREET--D. " Gallo
has sold for AricuuR Kahan tho six story
ncw-law house at Nos. ~ and llB 'hristo-
phcr street on q plot j2xl0o feet. between
Blc,cker and Bedford streets
BURNSIDE ANENl E-B. H. Wcsker mas
sold FOR ". Russell Osborn tho three story
brick nsthousc. with store. AZ No. 100 Burn
side avenue. The buyer is an investor
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Manhattan.

CAR LEASE EQUIPMENT agt. etc;
standard steel Car Co 10 Erie Railroad Co.
80 Church st; July !; 10 yrs; $500 600.
LAND. In Brooklyn. also all franchises
and property of every kind now owned OF
hereafter acquired. also all rolling stock etc,
New York York Municipal Railway Corp to Cen
trail Trust 90 Of New York. trus. - Wall st;
July |, 1917: due Jan /. 1876; ) per cent;
SloOOOO.OOO gold bonds; attorney ] II Ben
nington. - Clinton ST, Brooklyn.
MULBERRY ST. 227, 25x--; Mary lie Wen
and ano 10 Esther Schnitzer. II East 97th
ST Oct Is demand: $500 attorney. 5
Frledlander 2Il Broadway.
PITT ST. -. ;, 2JXl00; Moritz Roth
stein to Emisrant Industrial Savings Bank.
81 chambers st; Dec 20, D yrs: 500 900: at
torneys, Amend q Amend. 119 Nassau ST
SAME PROPERTY: same TO Therese NJ
Hede. IS West oath st prior mtg 500 OO0)
, yrs: per cent; oct 90, So 900: attorneys
same.
ID AVE. II to IL $. T0.4x-: NJ William
Mlnsky TO Max kobre. 10 West 1921 st: |
yr' 8 per cent; Oct rs; 10000. attorney.
New York Title Insurance co. 1875 Broadway.
9TH AVE. 2t40. 24llx99: Louis Young 10
Moncure Burke ct al. trus. Washington d G;
Oct 20; yrs: $1,000; attorney. New York
Title Insurance 60. 1875 Broadway.
sTH AVE. l02. X: Edw II FLYNN "a
Melville II Bearns. % Joralemon 1T, Brook
Ign: Oct IS demand; per cent, $1,000
9TH AVE, 40, $. 20.6xl00: Joseph A
Oct 20 prior mtg Sl5.OOO) due as per
bond; 5000; attorney. Title Guarantee Co.
lIb Broadway.
iTH ST, $. 1922 n . OF Ave 4. 2s1ox
Do Max overriding to William Stienes, so
East 9Th st: oct - due April "a 1914. a
per cent; $500; attorney II Cohn. N
Ave A. "
10TH ST. 6ls East. 25xIo33. Arthur Nc.
Clone TO Sophia Perch. trus. Mount Vernon.
y Y; Oct rs. yrs $4,000: attorney. c w
Bennett. Rector ST.
CPD ST. - East. 2 sty brk I6sxl00.5: War
ner Van Nordsn to Julius Stamm ct ali Lon
don. England, Oct "a prior mtg 500 OOM. dua
NOV l. 1914; slO,79j; attorney. w Z Meyer. "a
William ST.
SYST ST. - West. { sty brk. 2sxiO2. 2.
Elenore Amend to German Savings Bank 157
an ave; Oct 20: yrs: $4,000; attorney "
Mosle - Broad s..
ATH ST II West, sty brk. I9xl02 .: Iohn
W Diestel 10 Francis y Hoffman. Southampton.
l. !. oct 20: due az ger bond: $4,000. attor.
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co lT6 Broad
way.
NTH ST, $. lbs Il Of Amsterdam ave.
los 4x9l 10; Vista Holding 60. Inc. to Estates
Mortgage Securities Co. 100 Broadway. oct "a
prior mtg s192.5OO; due April -. 1914. q per
cent; Sl25CO
l4lsT 81, n ;. 100 II W Of Lenox ave. IOox
W.ll. lnter-City Land and Securities CO "a
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RCE-Steady but quiet. Screenings. rs
EZ7.c. ordinary +N4is C., lalr, "a "a 3 &C.
good. %. UJiaC, prime. ~ case thoice'
-. u5s.c: Japan, 3's a4Lc; Patna' %
SJGAR-There was good business in
refined sugar. on the basis Of 4.20c by some
refncrs. but al tho close, when rehncFS Went
back 70 the old basis Of 4.2Jc, business ieil
on. The market closed quiet, with all re-
Cners quoting A2Jc for fine graduated Ihe
following prices are quoted by the American
Sugar Refining Company: Crystal domlnos'
cases, lib cartons. half or full size pieces.
: SOC and 100 ina half cases; do cases Old
cartons, 6.90c, and 7c in half cases; Eagle
tablets. :. 2Oc. cut loaf. J.2OC; crushed, DOC
T1ould 4. i.T5c; cubes and Eagle contec-
TONERS granulatcd, 4.J0C; NXXN powdered,
4.4Oc and 4.90c In containers. 2J-lb bulk (:
Eagle 5-lb bags powdered. iGOC. powdered
and coarse powdered and Eagle coarse gran
ulated, 4.35c; fruit powdered and Eagle extra
fine graduated, 42Jc. domino graduated.
cases. 2-ll. &is-lb and BIB cartons, 4.5JC,
ard oh cartons fine graduated, ii5c. 2-lb
bags do, 4.5jc. 81 III bags do. 4.JOc. J-lb
90 10 bags DO and standard graduated.
4.30c. fine granIlated and diamond \, 4.2Jc;
cCniecuonerS' A. iloC; No l, i1JC, No .,
+loc; 10 5. 4o'c; No 1, &c; No .. i3Ic;
Q. S.75C. 80 10. soc: 80 IT, 3G5c: No
l.. 360c, No, l.. IA and II, 355c. Raw was
nrmcr. and prices advanced Lice on sales Of
$4,000 bags Cubas to the Federal at slice.
cost and freight equal TO 3.Jsc FOR centrifu-
sal Muscovado was quoted 3.O4c. and mo-
ldsses, 2.I9c. In London beet sugar was
lower but trading was active. with October
quoted rs 5i2d; November, 9s ga d. and May
3s llhd on the curb the market was
steady 40 DC lid for october. as nd for
November. and los for May. Willett q GRAY
shows the movement Of sugar At United
states Atlantic ports for the week as fol-
lows. Receipts. G.3O3 tons. against 1875
the previous week, 80, l67 last wear and - O23
i'm 1911. MEETINGS 30 OCO, against 80 600.
d - l.gv,g.
17on74 l20,132 and l11.aSG tons. respcc-
lively.
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The METAL MARKETS.

COPPER Standard copper on the Metal
Exchange was dull and Lominal. with NoNem-
Der December and January l6.2Jc asked. In
London copper closed quiet. at IA Us sd for
spot and fI3 a. 81 tor futures. The local
street MARKET was quiet. with lake quoted at
ITn17nc; eecuolytic, 1870, and casting,
l6i2Ml64ac.
TIN Steady; New York spot and october.
4O44O OJc. November. 4O0 40. l2lzc; December,
40 lOfi 40. 20c. and January, 40. lO'I 40 25c. In
London tin was quiet. with spot quoted at fiS2
los and futures al flS3 los.
LEAD--Quiet; New York spot. 4.3Od4 zoe.
and East 81 Louis, 4.l5d42 5c. London lead,
go IS sd.
SPELTER Easy; New York spot. 5000
j.j5C, and East 81 Louis j.ljHj. 2Jc. London
spelter closed at $40 los.
IRON Middlesboro No 3. 5ls % in London.
Locally the iron market was steady and un-
changed, with No ! foundry Northern quoted
SltaSl6 80: No ?. SO 5OaSlG; No ! Southern
and soft, Sl5 25aSl5 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-30
GREENWICH VILLAGE LEASE.

The Charles +. Noyes Company leased
for the ST Johns Park Realty Company
william -. Fitzpatrick. president; James
II. Cruikshank, secretary-treasurerD the
new six story building at the southwest
corner OF Barrow and Commerce streets,
covering about 800 square feet. The ten
ant. Vial a. V. Rigaud among the largest
perfumery concerns in the world, with
head Offices i'm Paris, France, has taken
the property on a net rental basis for ten
years at total aggregate rental of about
$4,000 The lessee is represented in this
country by DR.. Frederic Sylvester Mason.
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased apartments at
No 80 East 18th street TO Howard NJ, NJ
yVillIams at No 2iGJ Broadway TO John
q Albert. AT No. "a West 18th street to
stoddart Hancock and Joseph Hartog' I; &c
20 ia West list street to Mrs. \. NJ.
McGray. at No. 40 West 7Sd street 10
Mrs fayigre, at No. i7j West I'D street.
~ Iuiian + street. at No. ll9 West list
street to r. II. Macarthur, at No. ilS west ,,s
fist street to Sidney r. stratton; at NO;
100 RiversiIe Drive to W. r. Billings al
No. 20 West 18th street to J. w; Bradi ~;
ir and Walter +. Dyett. and AT NO. ll'
Vest hist street to Neil L. Warde
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. II and Is Vesey
street.
by Herbert A. Sherman
AUDUBON AVE. 33l. W cor OF is2d ST: 3
sly dHg on lot IOa2J, sold to the plaintiff FOR
SllOO
by Joseph r. Day
BROOME ST 1i6. cor OF wilIett ct: 3
sly tenmt on lot 2JXs7. sold to the plaintiff
for $4,000. also.
WATER ST. sol. = s. 3l5ll Il e OF Pike St;
I sty bldg. IJsx-x77x25. sold to the plaintir
for $1,000 and interest.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
COSTER ST. $40 8. $50 II 5 of Sporord
ave: sty dwg on lot 2oxlOO. withdrawn.
By Herbert 4. sherman
FRANKLIN AVE. 1893 W X. $50 II Of
lbSth st = sty tenmt. on plot JoxIl5xiG 2x1OO:
sold 20 the plaintin for S3l 600.
by l.. J. Phillips
VAN NEST AVE. n . cor Of lSOth ri. a plot
~ 3Ni33 10 Adams 81 Nl22}x about 26x irreg:
sold 10 the plaintiff for s.. 500
BY Joseph +. Day.
BEACH AVE. 1863 " 5. - It OF Beacon
81. lot 2jXlo2. llN2jNl029. sold to the plain
nm fpr 5000
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney,
Manhattan.


ELIZABETH ST. 1873, 1897 # OF Spring n
yL6xsi; SxS1 fx9l: Nov (, 1908; Giuseppi d
Benedlctis to VIM Hastorf; SIG. 700; attorney
Ii Il :, =, Guarantee Co. l76 Broadway.
John and Louise L Williams 10 Anna Z;
thomson; s6,0oO attorney, Title Guarantees CO
| l15 Broadway W.
| THOMPSON ST, 1874, n cor Prince a., 3ru.
July 80. 1872; Catherine sieo, individuality and;
as general guardian. 70 Archibald pslms,.
$1,000; address; 800 Broadway.
18th ST, 1888 East, 1902 It OF Ave A. 4lOr
9s.2; Aug Is, 1911; Max and Tilie Zwerdlins
| Ave A. 'o''''
asT ST; $40 WEST; m,ge on lease. etc; Jan,
= I5lZ; Chelsea Iron Works 70 Daniel None.
$500; attorney, Walter Egan, III Broadway'
SAME PROPERTY and date: same 10 Tohn
Ferguson. 1850; attorney, same.
% a1q. : !. As East; mtge on lease, etc: Jan
Co; $500; attorney. Holm Whttiock 4
schsrff. SO Nassau ST. *
?. 5$ i}oS 81 fs 800 f. from cor LIST ave.
AhreAs 10 East River Savings Institution: SO.
600; address, 2sl-295 Broadway
arH ST: l2s West, 33.4xlO22; May 70, 1904;
Teresa NJ Flintoh TO Anne Brown $500
4TH ST. 100 West, 80 4xl022; May II. 1904.
same to same, $500
,o 18TH ST n s. III 4 Of Lenox ave. Ssx
100 II: May 81, 1906; Chas Garfnkel and auo
to Barnet Waldman; satisfied OF record With tSo
out production Of mtge by order Of supreme
Court: Oct q 1913, Justice Francis Pen.
dIeton; NVO; attorneys, Cohn, Creevey & Rich
ter. III Broadway
nth ST. $. l25 It of Amsterdam ave.
los4xsl.lo; May u, 1913: Vista Holding c.,
inc. to Estates Mortgage Securities CO. ii
Broadway: 5000
last ST, n s. 100 Il Of Lenox ave. 100,
99ll; Aug J. 1913; Inter-City Land and Securl.
ties Co TO Estates Mortgage and Securities
Co: $500: address. $50 Broadway.
l66TH ST. = 1854 II W OF Edgecomb ave
runs ll3Sx " 25x n W FIX n lilo Z, to
81 Y 3I6 to beg; Sept Is 1912: Rose
Wilmer 70 Jos Roeder: $4,000: attorneys. Roe.
der Roeder, ll9 Nassau St
The Bronx.
ARTHUR AVE. n cor isist 81, s.Sxs0x
Wolfe: $500; attorneys, Wesselman & kraus.
50 Liberty St
JOHNSON AVE. $ e $ being lot l3S. map 49,
village OF East fremont, 66XiJ0; Dec S, 1911;
Kath G KAISER TO Jos Kandel: $. 500 attoF.
ney Edw + Moran, 81 Chambers 81
LOT 226 map lll4A. Schemeln estate eih
Ward: Aug Il, 1906; Isak Topper 10 ADELAIDE
q Archibald N,S55; attorney. LAWYERS Title
Insurance Co. $50 Broadway
MACY PLACE, S57. So Il Q Of Prospect
ave. 25Xi4o; June 10. 1912: Mary Amlur %
Herman l. Roth, trustee, $1,000; address IA.
Broadway.
MAPES AVE. 5. where same irterssc,,
lot l3S. map i86. village OF East fremont
65Xl00. Feb %. 1872 Marie Gutman 10 Kath
{ KAISER and ano: $500: attorney. Edw
Moran 81 Chambers ST
PROSPECT AVE. 1870 s. 4iXi0. oct e
schorn' eNr; 5000; attorneys. Rabe & Keller
25S Broadway.
9TH ST. Bronx, 1911 Il 2 OF Gresa
ave, or lane. e0Xl0l.2: May s, 1872: Aug @ AMI
Anna Ollry 70 John G and Dora Trs'aft: Se0
attorney. Title Guarantee Co, l16 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-30
BIG APARTMENTS AT AUCTION.

Joseph p. Day will sell at public AUCTION
I'm the Exchange salesrooni, No. II NeSey
street. to-day a varied list OF properties
among when are included the Shelburne.
six story elevator apartment house, at
the northeast corner of 10th street ana
Audubon avenue; the Buckingham Paldce'
a miJireproof. six story, elevator apart
ment house at No. 81 to $50 West lilth
street. near Broadway, and the Blenheim
Court. six story elevator apartment
house at the northwest corner OF st
Nicholas avenue and nth street.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
OCTOBER 20
Manhattan.

BOWERY. ~. c :. 25xll0.l; Abby A Moody.
widow, 10 Ralph Moody, PIG West 0ith St:
Oct II. 81: attorney New York Title lnsur-
ance 90. 49, broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Julia II Moody TO same;
correction deed; oct -. 81. same attorney
CHERRY SsT, =. 3D. n OF Oliver ST. NIX
1901; LYMAN Godstein ct al 10 Wolfson
Feinson. 80 Stockton st. Brooklyn; Sept 20; 81;
attorney. J Knobloch. 209 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: Wolfson Feinson 10
Hyman Siegel. 1924 Ptkin ave Brooklyn; Oct
%: 81. same attorney.
ESSEN ST. -. 5. 25xi4 foreclosure Oct
So Thomas l. Hurley. ref. TO the Rudolph
Wallach 60, GS william 1t (mtg SO 500; all
liens: Oct 20; $500. attorney. New York Title
Insurance 60. lI6 Broadway
MADISON AVE, 1899. cor Of I2Oth 81.
lI0XS3; Hrsh B Alper 10 Mollie Malnitsl<v.
1896 Rockaway ave- Brooklyn: y part; mtg
s2l, 800; 81, attorney. $ Rosenfeld. l54 Mas
sau 81.
NORFOLK ST. Isl. W :. 25xIOo fore
closure Oct p; James 4 Lynch, ref to Charles
,onnor. 100 Past i3d St Oct ~: $1,000: at
torney. l. - Hasbrouck 257 Broadway
WEST END AVE- 37s. e cor OF 18th ST.
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BUYS THEATRE SITE.

John r. and oscar H. Foley leased for
l.. Is. Eskesen to the Esalmo Amusement
Company the northeast corner Of St
Nicholas avenue and lIith street, plot
81 yXlUD feet, adjoining the Roman Cath
Ollie Church Of the Incarnation Mr.. Eske-
sen VIII erect 4 two story theatre and
store building, from plans by Clarence
True The property WAS rented for tw"n-
ty-one years. with 4 renewal privilege, at
t,yfipd
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MOVE FURTHER NORTH.

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Century Holding Company lee x Fleisch-
nam the fourteenth floor of the new
Central Building at No. q West 45th
street, occupying a plot lcoxlO0 feet. An
interesting feature of the lease is that
the tenant. the Stewart Heels Company,
now located at No. 80 West 2lst street, is
the first of the large wholesale importers
of millinery supplies 10 move north OF
42d street The lease is for ten wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-30
100000 BROOKLYN SALE.

Henry G. Baker sold for S. J Harding
the tenement house with stores at the
northeast corner OF Smith and Pacific
streets 10 A. j. Cisney. who gave in ex-
change ten one-family dwellings on East
saith street, near Avenue *. and adjacent
vacant lots, which will be improved by
the new owner with one-family houses.
The deal involved over 100000
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RENT HOUSE NEAR sULLlVAN's

The Douglas Robinson, Charles >.
coin Trust Company, executor OF the
estate of p. f. McGowan. the four story
and basement dwelling house. on plot
23.4xlO66 feet. at No 22i East 18th street.
between Second and Third avenues TO
Max Friedman. This house adjoins the
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
10 National Bank Of Far Rockaway iii
81 900 st Paul Gaslight 60. general mortgage
per cent bond due 1914. .g3 =
$500 Bangor Railway & Electric 60. first mort
gage per cent bond. due 1885 ..........g S
10 Delaware. Lackawann & Western Railroad
20 per cent paid............... .......... 1856
leo Southern Railway preferred. ......... 22N
100 Distillers' Securities Corporation. ......1Th
80 Pinelawn Cemetery ................ 3
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tamil. ~, bills. 1864 boxes pears. by steamer
Cedric. 7.lni boxes pears. by steamer 81
Louis l. - lbls. 1850 boxes. 4.3lS htIi boxes
pears. ri crates Drduhcriic'. by s,e'' w.
v,,Da,.r,La 1 ~. Lsls 1 2JG boxes pears. 100
crates ,raubcfrics. hy steamer Olympic -
blIs. 81 boxes , 40 half boxes pears' lou
.L-t-- -Lam-crLL.--
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Morris Park Estates to Colum bia- Kncker.
booker Trust Co - asst $500
stephen Valentine and ano trus, 70 Else
p TnSrS ham. $1,000.
Phelan Brothers Construction Co 10
George J Puckhafer: 500.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Henry
r Billings, trus. $50 900.
Same TO same: $4,000.
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$500: movement somewhat slow at about
steady prices: steers. s. j0HS9 10: yearings.
81 T5d$0 -: neifcrs 81 4OGsS 80. COWS. 81 3on
81 II: Southern steers s. .6HSI %. HOGS-
Receipts 100. fairly active and - higher:
choice medium To heavy. s. l0dSs -; bulk o!
salea. - S50Ss 10 packers. 81 j0GSS ~; lights.
GENTS 800: active and iOc higher: lambs. Sc -
nS7 GO: cll 'amls, 81 50TS6 -; mutton sheer.
81 1874 e.
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CORNER DWELLING AT AUCTION.

Herbert A. Sherman. in the Bronx auc,
zion rooms. to-day will sell the soulnW's,
uoi, 81 Third avenue and 1S3d street,
six story store and dwelling structure on
lot g4X5S feet
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MEETING OF TAXPAYERS.

4 special meeting of the West Side Tax
payefs Association will be held at No
POI West 3ith street this evening at SIS
O'Clock. Matters relating TO taxpayers
viii be discussed
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SELLS STATEN ISLAND PLOT.

d. r. Cornell sold the Grof farm on
Rockland avenue. New Dorp Staten ISL
and. for Montague LESSER to John MAUI
rCr.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
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