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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05
REALTY NOTES.

Tho Sew York Title Insurance Com
pany has agreed 90 make a loan 10 the
no lls East 5ith street Company on rs
property on the north side OF SD stree.
$50 feet east OF Park avenue. upon which
IL intends TO erect a nine-story apartment
house Tho company has also agreed 10
make a loan on the adjoining property.
- feet east 81 Park avenue. on which the
Aeon Realty Company IS constructing a
nine story apartment house. Both loans
aggregate $1,000
John \. Huston IS the purchaser ~ tho
three story fat at the northwest corner
OF lGlth street and River avenue, sold re-
Gently by Hall !. How & 60. for Richard
n. Jaeger. of Monticello. y. Y. The proc
crty has q frontage Of 80 feet on the ave-
nuc and - feet on l6,th street There IS
60 be- n station OF the new jerome avenue
subway directly In front Of the property.
There will be meeting OF the United
Real Estate owners Associations on next
Tuesday evening at the Grand Union
Hotel
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BARROW ST. -. 376NsO: July 25. 1910.
! 1ath r. Angela g Brazier 81 al TO Caroline
IS and Eugene u Jones, $500; attorney.
Jacob Gordon. $40 Broadway.
CONVENT AVE. n cor OF 14ad 81, % 4
Nl-', oct !. 1911. Beuclare Construction 60
10 state Realty ana Mortgage Co: $50 $50.
address. II Pine 81.
SAME PROPERTY; oct 10. 1912. sauna n
same. $1,000 ~
PARK ROW 81. $40 II from W cor o,
! Betkman 81. runs Xix q 1856 to W ;
| Theatre alley 26.1x n W g7.7 10 beg
| April {. 1910: Harold s Renwick 10 New
York Title Insurance Co; $4,000: address,
| l35 Broadway
NARICK ST. W cor Of vcstry st. runs
i6.2NC2 * 22N W Sex "a to Nestry
~ ose 10 beg; June 20. 1910. Deborah
ncys peyo a Bauerdorf. 12s Broadway
I'd AVE, e. cor Of nth st, 2OXS2. oct 4
ipll Henry J. Lehman and ano to Michael
,ngtweu; $1,000; attorney. Lawyers Title
I'D AVE, II " cor OF 49th ST. 100 5xS0; Dec
n. 1896; Leopold Helingcr TO Morgan !
o. Brien and Trust 90. exrs and trus:
100000, attorneys, Stewart & Shearer Al
Wall st.
7TH AVE. W cor OF 5sth st. 1oo5xiOo:
Nov ~, 1912. Palermo Construction co 20
Greenwich Realization Co; Sl7.s00: address.
eiTH ST. joi East 25xoso: April g. 1905;
lsidorc and Henrietta Hirsch 10 Emanuel
Neuman; $4,000 attorney Hugo Cohn. 10
2iTH ST. 500 East 25xoso; April 8. 1905.
list ST. 20 West. i9xi0O.5: April .. 1905
Madeline jackson TO Robert r Moore. as
Chamberlain city OF New York: 81. 900; at
'or -e.r,, Tille Guarantee 60. l7G Broadway
lO22 May 20. 1908. the East Side House
to Alfred Kimball and ano. cNrs: s21 900
io7TH ST. ai5 East East 25xioo 'i IN, Inp.
| 1906 Saverio and Giovanni Grimadi to Efiie
Wol0 $1,000. attorneys. Menken Bros. 81
SAME PROPERTY: Feb .. 1900; Hannah
Meyers to Harriet Pollak and Roselle Graf.
eextrcs $4,000. attorneys. Moss & Felner,
1i0TH ST. as East. l6sxiOo1i; April g.
1910: Michele Caturaul 10 Mary and Fabio
a Alsssio; $1,000: attorney Title Guarantee
CO. i76 Broadway.
l23D ST. iai East. 376xiOo11; March 10.
1908: Edward Raftcr To PiEcus Lowenfold
and ano; $4,000. attorneys, Arnstein 4 Levy.
l2N Broadway.
l27TH ST. i3S West. l6So9li; oct 20. 1906;
Eliza \ Miner to Anna Wise. All West End
IBID ST. 3. 1872 n W Of I.enox ave. Tx
09.1l; April %. 1907 Helen Batdorf 10 REM
TerMilllger and ano. trustees: 81. 500; attor-
ney; Harry Faulkner, o4e Broadway.
,q5t Ma ~. Anc ! ia 10 io, OF Amsterdam ave
David G Ieecb; $4,000: attorney Title Guar ~
antee Il Trust 60. i76 broadway
Tho Bronx.
ANDREWS AVE- $. $40 It $ OF Fordham
Road ll2xioo: FEB l. 1912: JOS \ Patch DtS"' to
torney Edgar Mead 50 Liberty ST.
GRAND AVE cor 4th at. 9o I,x5Ox
81 6x505. April 3. 1907: Martin ceIs,ian -,
Jane Breen; $3.50 attorney. W b Hogan, $50
West i25th 81. ' 'o0
JEFFERSON AVE, 3. 80 It W of Wilder
and isidor Shiffman to Kate Bell: xI25. a., :
torneA, Robert Alling. 10 East i2d 81.
Dec 10. 1909; Hugh and Mary A Refill ~
Benz w II Brown, % Wall st: $1,000 :"
MOTT AVE q cor 150th ST. iOOxlOo. 10,
way Wv Dioad-
MARY NOV l55th) ST. 3, 125 II from a n
Kaufman to Wieand Lodge ia + q a NJ
ave. W" r.itoh
SAME PROPERTY; March g. 1913. O. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05

South Carolina basket. 75c0s1 90; CEihih ~
Florida. per l2-inch case, S1nS2 - ~, inr'
case, SldS2. S-inch case, SlqSl 10. Caliit0olg
mia. standard case. e. 50asi; Bermuda S3,49
So 80: two-thirds. crate, 81 onion crate sig
81 80. CELERY KNOBs per 100 lunches >lf
50; CHICORY and ESCAROLE, Now orleans
bbl. SlGS3: South Carolina Sass %, ~"
PLANTS. Florida. box, 81 5OG$2 30; 1uD ,r
75cqS2. ENDINE, n. l5a16c' HOkS f;i'A No
ISL 100 10, seas; KALE Virginia bbl, 2Oe
j0c Baltimore. 50c. KOHLRABI. 100 bunchCs,
S30$6; LETTUCE, Norfolk, basket. 81 -;
North Carolina. Slds2 50: South Carolina -
ass 10: Florida. SldS3; LIMA BEANS'
Florida, crate or basket. SlGS3: Cuban, cfste'
SlqSl 80; nearby and Southern, 75caSl a.
Virginia, Dbl, 81 5oQS1 70; OKRA, tlo 3lrt,
carrier. s2ds4 Cuban. s2aSi: ONSTkK
PLANTS, 100 punches. S30S1; PEAS, Sou1g
Carolina. small basket. S1QS2. large. 81 Jop
till box, 81 5OGs3 20: Cuban. carrier. s1asl 80;
large cate. 81 50aS3; PARSNIPS, Dbl. 'ucH
81. PARSLEY New orleans. curly h6l; s dt
50; plain, SfGsG. Bermuda, crate. s1Gsl =;
RADISHES. basket, 50cGSl. RHUBARB, 100
punches. 81 50Gs3; ROMA1NE. Southern, has
ket, 75cdSl 80. New Orleans. Dbl Slds2; Bei
muda. crate. s1ds1 so: SPINACH. Dbl. 409
North carolina crate. 5Oc6sl 50; jersey; 100
punches. $lQsl 70, SQUASH, old, Dbl, 81 5og
81: Cuban new white. box, S2GS3; Florlda'
S2a$3. TURNIPS. rutabaGa, Dbl or bag 5oa
Sc T0MAToEs EloTida fa d5@s, $'a>S
HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS - Mushrooms
higher. Boston lettuce pc lower. Tomatoes
firm for fancy. BEET TOPS, box. 25aI5c'
CUCUMBERS. Boston, doz. 5OcGsl H. LET
50 25aS2 IS: MUSHROOMS. white lib basket.
81 5O0$3: brown. $2Gs2 60: buttons. 81 2jn
81 70; RADISHES. 100 lunches. S2Gs2 90
RHCBARB. l. small lunches. 30GGOc Long
Island. 100 lunches S3d$j; TOMATOES, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05
SHIPPING NnWS
Port of New York, Friday, April 1
1915

steamer Aucon. Crsiobsl March . 90 The
Panama y IS Line. with 40 pa--'ni' -.
mails and mdsc. Arrived az the iiar ar 30
STEAMER Gustan Bn. Calcutta February G.
Alden 20 Suez -. Port said - Aisiers March
u and Boston April . 20 Morton q Son, with
udse. Arrived az The Bar 90 ~ 20 3d. ~.
steamer Montoso. Guauica March =" 90 tho
New York and Porto Rico - 60. Win sugar.
Arrived al the Bar a. 81 u.
Steamer Denis 0irb, Mana0s March u. iai
% ana Barbados -. 20 Booth q Go. Win -
passengers mails ana mdsc Arrived at ihN
Bar at = a
Mayaguez and Acuadilla n ACuaitlla -. SAN
Juan and Nlcqucs - and Arcriho -. Goo th"
Insular Line. with mdsc. Arrived a. The Bag
az $50 p DO.
Puerto Cabcio 70 Curacao - and san Juan
80 10 Bliss Dallett & 60. with ." passengers.
mails and mdsc. Arrived az the Bar at 1913
= u. 30
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk 10 the Old Dominion - co. with pas
senscrs and mdse. Passed in Quarantine AT
steamer Eklipuka DAM. Port Spain for
Perth Amboy Reported Of Highlands al los
steamer civ OF Montgomery. Savannah April
J. 70 the ocean IS 60. with passengers and
mdso Passed u Quarantine AZ f:l5 m
Steamer oklahoma. Port Arthur via Dcla
ware BrcakWatcr 10 J VI Guifey Petroleum 60,
with oil Passed In Quarantine 80 500 a 300.
Steamer Mexico. Puerto Mexico March 20.
Vera cruz -. Progreso 30 and Havana April
/ 10 the New York and cuba Mail - 90. with
40 passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived az
the Bar at $40 a m.
steamer Helen CNor,. st Johns. y +. March
Is and Halifax April ]. 70 Bowring co. with
mdsc Arrived AZ tho Bar AZ 900 a m.
Steamer Concettiua Ill Gioreio tNor). Phla~
dclphia Ami 3. to Bennett. HNoSlet & 90. IN
ballast Left Quarantine AT II II M
Steamer t'llor tNoD. Philadelphia April j, 10
Funch Edge & 60, in ballast. Leit Quarantine
al II 20 a IN.
steamer American Philadelphia April 3. 70
the American Hawaiian - co. In ballast Lett
Quarantine at 12:1j p IN.
steamer Delaware, Philadelphia To the 'lydc
IS co. with mdsc Passed I'm Quarantine at
steamer Inkua OBJ. Hamburg March 10. 10
Funch. Edge 60. with indse. Arrived at ue
Bar at ! m
steamer silvia OBD. Nipe March %. 70 tho
United states Fruit 60. with sugar. Arrived
al the Bar at 10 p m.
Steamer Argentina NusO. Trieste March -.
Patras II. Naples 10. AJgicrs 81 and Portland.
Me April 8. 10 Phelps Bros & co, with II sec
ond class passengers and mdse Arrived at the
sandy Hook. y J. April I. $50 p m-Wlnd
calm. partly cloudy smooth sea.
SAILED
steamers Raum (NoD Mayagucz: Banan
(Nor). Port Antonio. Borinqurn. san Juan;
Olinda (Cubam, Nipe, William Chisholm. :
Carolyn, san Juan: SURNAME tl}r), Belize
Monroe. Norfolk and Newport News. Cherokee.
Wilmington and Georgetown. 81 Paul. South
steamers Hoios Ger. Gothcnburg: Prins
Frcdrlk Hendrix Dutch. Port au Prince;
Chatham Gen, Tampco; Castle Bruce Br.
Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April 4.-"The commercial Bulle-
tin OF Boston Will say tomorrow OF the
wool market.
up 10 Thursday, when news came from
Washington TO the effect that free raw wool
had been decided upon by the Ways and
Means Committee trading had improved
somewhat in the Boston wool market. several
fair, sized transactions having been put
through. The atmosphere changed consider
ably. however. when the new position az
Washington on wool became known. a1d the
latter part Of the week has been extremely
dull lip 20 this writing, however, prices
have not changed materially from those III
force week ago
THE West has not yet made any decided
move In the matter of marketing the new
clip. except I'm isolated instances, whlch
really do not form basis upon which 10
figure the cost Of the new woods.
The shipments Of wool from Boston from
January ] 10 April 8. inclusive. were o6,-po =
gGs pounds. against 1885. 3Oi for the same
period last year The receipts from January
10 April 3. inclusive we're 49. l2i'fi !.
against g., 231, 294 for the same period last
year"
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with name and address OF lessee)
April. T.

AVENUE u. IS: store and basement; Nor
rls Slifka To Louis Sperber. > yrs from May
I, 1913: Sl.s2j; address. sol 9TH ST, $50
BLEECKER ST, 26l and 203; all; dsaac
Leader and anO 10 Giuseppe Mlsuraca' . yIs
from May !. 1913; SI,ii0; address. 21V
Blocker ST
the Schnader Co. Inc. to William VI McRae
> yrs from April I, 1913. $4,000. address,
Great Neck. Long Island. %.
BROADWAY. g cor 4lst ct. IA to 80
store: Forty first Street Realty Co TO ID \
Schultz. Inc: . HE yrs from June /, 1913;
$4,000: address. 63 Park Row.
BROADWAY. n g cor 31th 81, lOiN-i Broad
way. 1852: 3Sth st. III West. all. Hobart
Estate 90 TO Times Square Improvement co;
u yrs from May /. 1913 $4,000 address
DEFY 81 -. I'd Sd and 18th lofts: United
cigar Stores 60 10 Denzi q Phillips, yrs
from Feb !. 1913. 81. 200: address, "a Dey 81.
FREEMAN ST, go. store and basement
Jorgensen Realty and Construction GO TO
Solomon Roscnzweg. yrs from May l,
1916: $1,000; address. 96j Freeman st.
LENOX AVE, $50: store and basement
Nov I. 1917. 5000. address. 1907 Eastern
Parkway. Brooklyn. -,
TO Antonio Pagano: HIP yrs from Jan !,
1872: $40: address 50 Spring St
WHITE PLAINS AVE. 1891; all; John
Skehan to John V Braun: yrs from June !.
1918: 81. 100. address 1891 White Plains ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1913; store; William
Buckmillcr 10 Siegfried Mailer; yrs from
Jan ], lel2; Si@O, address, Il3o washington
ave.
Sd AVE. 213S. all. Degelman Realty co
10 Emilro Amusement Co. 10 yrs from com
petion OF alterations: $4,000. address lbs
81 ave.
3NTH ST. % West. top loft Ernest Booker
20 Morris kresel a 60; yrs from FEB J.
1913. $1,000. address. 1915 Nyse ave.
iGrU ST 81 west; all; Josephine Sharkey
10 Pax Adolphe: II yrs from July 10. 1913,
s. 500, address. 142 West ll2th 81.
sd ST. AIS West. store and part cellar,
Dot ltag a T.ra t.rfn
May !. 1913. $50: address. AIS West sd 81
18TH IT. ii3 East. all, Robert W Goelet
20 Turtle BAY Investing Co. 10 yrs from
May !. 1913. 5000; address, 402 East
41th 81
i7TH ST. as 10 422 East; all; Mary r
Goelct - al. trus. to Turtle Bay Investing
Go. lO yrs from May !, 1918. $4,000, ad-
dress. 4O2 East i7th -.
4STH ST. ila west. all. Matthias Nicoll
10 italian National club Realty Corporation.
1o YRS from May ~. 1918. 1900. address.
III West 4sth St
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~ ,,,,rrav TO Annie c Murray

100. James r Murray TO Annie Z Mu''a''
25G west I'D ST. april t ! e. :, ~ % George st.
,o UndoN p o Spencer Realty co to
Charles Ksste%hSber A6 Gardfn s 10y ator s
nn,i Title Guarantee and Trust CO. I'D
Broadway. ,,,,, corr1r salt meadow
iards OF Drake. Briggs & Oakley VIII
lam Ian Canning to simon Goid6erser e' "'
Ill West 18th st: April :; SloI prood-
title guarantee and Trust co, 10 nroau
way. , - ,-ta, Ct to5x1OO;
81, -. 7 Kastcnhuber to Polatschek- Spei-
GER Really co, s1S East l6lst st; AprI arc o.
$40. attorney. New York Title INSURANCE
Cc. f35 Broadway. -,,o,,, ave-.
ETH ST. 5, 1875 n 9 OF Courtland,. avs
o5yl0O: william Kaufman and ano: Stanza
ctc Of a { Construction co, TO sag o.
pcaitv 90. 36s East 149th st; Apim
1000 attorney. Title Guarantee ana i'D''
CO. aiST ST. S. CSC It of Cauidweli ave,
1s.oxoo11; William Moessner 10 M" 2 9mtg
Knapp. G57 East 16lst ST. April '"i'e
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05

William Waldorf Aston Is to improve
the property at Nos. 323 and 90 Fifth ave-
nue.. near 32d street The two buildings on
the site are now being razed ana SIN
story building. with stores. viii be erect
ed Several days ago announcements W"'
made that Mr.. Aston had planned DIE
apartment house FOR the southwest corner
of Broadway and 10Th street
Plans were filed yesterday FOR
twelve story loft building and a three
story theatre to be erected on the north-
cast corner of Broadway and SIth street
for the Times Square Improvement COM
many of which Harry Fischel is president
rho loft building will be on the corner
having Broadway frontage of 100 feet
and q street frontage OF 49.2 feet. Inc
theatre will adjoin the lott puildIhB III
the rear. having a frontage or l"''o lee.
y, 9th street and depth of 500 feet ana
having an entrance frontage of - Feet on
gStb street. The main entrance 10 INC
tboatre will be through the lott pulluihs'
rho seating capacity will be as follows
Orchestra. 662: balcony. 424, and gallery
90 with a pulplt in the front OF the gar
Low, George Kelster is the architect ana
nlaced the cost at $4,000. The faeade oi
the buildings Will be Of granite bricK anu
terra Gotta
sales announced yesterday follow:
Manhattan.
torn cTDp,t,T Berliant 90. MS
sold nos 3i5 and 3iJ East 18Th street, PA
sttr- tenemcn, house. on plot 4GNlV".3 iee''
Tn. Bronx.
iqaru STREET Joseph +. :. o ponn H..
has bought from John A. lirnu."n w tqoth
story apartment house a. No. -" "a - -, csst
street an plot 4ONl00 feet. located ~ i.'' G
80 ,.,.i,r.ss' avenue g. j. Elgar VAS tnt IL ~
ken The house is arranged for I'VE i''''''
on cn't!!iPTi.ANpr AVENUE Kurz & C1 rea
b,,. s,lI for Marie Bake N0s. $50 ana -
Courtlandt avenue. two three ftoIt "1 10 -.,,
with stores. on plot 5oN92 feet. 10 the h'n''s'''
hI civ ~, '%S'Tr'p'HHiV AVENUE Philip steinmsn &
-,I, b,,. sold the lot. IN lop feet on inc W.
side ~ Bryant avenue zoo feet south oil '''
$ S6l;.THERN BOULEVARD. Tho Henry
M0rgsuthau Company has spd - AIei'I''u.
At-Iltir. trc plot. lrJN2pp feet. az IN" h1iNi
,,..rt ..ru.r OF Southern Boulevard ana bhi
r,tfo street TIE buyers VIII erect wv" s'.if
apartment houses. Eddy \. Neinst'ln was TIC
issisTH STREET b n welsker has soii
for 4 WcIskrr NJ. p West lNft4 Hu,',' i"
fE-,. sf0r. dwelling house on lot ~ sN'u fe'i
TXI0N AVENUE The Beneuson Really
comr1ny has sold Sos "a ANA 's6 Mon
avenue. nte story nataouse. on plot oNll'A
irregular II
WEBSTER AVENUE The clement
smith Company bias sold fqr Albert !. Low
sretrin the plot ~ about nine lots ar I.r
southwest cofusr OF Webster avenue ana l''d
. street.
MORRIS AVENUE. The Wahllg & sonsin
Company sold o." hr'r rIN story fNu, VIZ !,
u..uf..Iur "a plot I2lNsG feet ou the east site
ur Morris avenue about 90 feet south ~ 1854
street. The houses are The F1lfherlN three or
90 row OF four recently erected bF tho seller
/ at that point and are known as nos "li, "l'
and ~ The purchasers are lowenfeld a
TRACER. who gave iu part payment the ploi.
- gNDg iiN Irregular. on the south Side az
Isi.t street - feet east ~ i/noN avenue.
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TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

Destination and steamer In ny Pm.
Hawaii. Japan. Corca. China. Phil
Manchnris '..........'........ Apr :. $50
jusn '.l Apr 10. $50
Japan, Cores. China, Philippines
via Seattle Minnesota ........ Apr ~, odO
'' "pcsnSda Mar '''' .'ai.''.'...,Apr 10. 30
Hawaii Fiji Islands New Zealand.
Australia via Mountainous. APT H. sso
Japan. Corea. China. Philippines
via Ni-toria)- Mouteaglt......... Apr II, w
Tahiti Marqucsas. Cook Islands.
New Zealand. Australia Oia san
ErauCigrOI=AOTfTgl ............A Mr.. - btIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05
LONG ISLAND TRANSACTIONS.

II. Schuyler Cammann leased for Ed
ward G. Cammann house B, south side
of Byron Road. west OF Merrick avenue,
Mcrrick, Long Island, furnished. for the
summer. 10 Harold T.. IIaddcn. jr.
W. Burling Cocks and Samuel Willots
sold the Townsend Vernon property of
so, acres. at East Norwich, to Daniel Il.
Pomcroy; also. for William H. Mitchell, a
tract of ~ acres at BrookvIlle. and the
J. V. e. Hcgcman farm. of lis acres, In
the same town
Herman Frankfort sold for Bachmann
& Emmerich 10 the s. & L. Construction
Company plot. extending from the
Boulevard to tho railroad tracks. front
ing on Seaview avenue. Edgemerc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05
BUYS LONG ISLAND CITY PLOT.

The Rickcrt-Finlay Realty Company has
sold to George Schcidclcr for improve
mcnt a plot on the east side OF Seventh
avenue, $50 feet north OF Broadway, in
Norwood. Long Island city
This property Is in the section TO be
reached by the Astoria extension OF tho
subway system over which trains Of both
the Intcrborough and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit will be opcrated
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AND sYRUPs-stea

a moderate demand at unchanged prices.
NAVAL ST0RES-Spirits turpentine was
dun and unchanged. Tar steady ana roslh
quiet
OIIS-Iinseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trolcum steady al $500 for standard white IN
barrels at New York.
RICE-Stcadv. with moderate demand.
GAR-Rehncd steady but slow at un-
changed prices; graduated quoted at 4-'G
4 3Oc. In London beet sugar was quiet ana
unchanged TO sd lower with April at 9s lOi2d,
May at 9s 1lid and August at los I'D ia"
here steady but quiet. with centrifugal at ".41c
muscoyado at 1850 and molasscs sugar AT
. zoe Willett q Gray. Total stock OF
Europe and America. 4Oie 800 tons against
. SG3.472 last year at the same uneven dates
The increase OF stock is .S91 tons. against
an increase Of 117Si5l tons last week. Total
stocks and qn0ats together show a visible sup
ylv Of T. 22S .3G9 tons. against loo ~ last
year. or an increase OF l.2OI.s31 tons.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Philadelphia reported as go miles cast
Of Sandy Hook at I a IN yesterday is expected
TO dock sunday forenoon.
La Lorraine. reported as 500 mics cast oil
Sandy Hook at j:ij a m yesterday is expected
70 SUNDAY forenoon.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

lD-,,b name and address Of grantee ana s'
torncy)
Interest , Der cent unless otherwise s'ae''
APRIL, A.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from fifteenth page.

spot situation showed frmnoss, however, am
late in the day the market rallied shaIpls'
changed TO . points higher for the other posi-
tiOns. Local contract prices ,..r
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WILLIAM WALDORF AST0R TO BUILD
Will Erect Six Story Loft Structure with Stores on FIfth ave-
nue. Plot Near 32d Street.
R,WhY | oft AND THEATRE BUILDING u CUSl $3oU,UUO
RECORDED LEASES.

, Olmstoad ave. @jx1O5 Unionport. sold to the
plaintiff for 800,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WA

Sunrise. $40: sunset. G:2s; moon rises 5:12
moon age, 20.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders At.
toruey.)
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HIGH CLASS
FURNISHED APARTMENlo

A GEM OF AN APARTMENT vi,
sunny, eXquisitely and colnp,,,'ay
furnished for housekeeping. siNsn
linen. cut glass: superb knabe platsy::
attractive price 90 desirable lssv
stones throw from 18TH -. SUM-
station: shown by appointment o'
Telephone Also Audubon, Apartment -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05

TUN SALE.-Three lots at Locust ave MshS'
Jamaica near New York ave. AMI Ear 80
away trolley: cheap for cash. Write sAI1H'
ns East lanth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 52s.--Five rooms 'sri
bath: facing Drive: sixth floor, apaiil,,sncs
80. Telephone Morninsside l7I0 heis'
required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-05
GOOD GROUND

lots aOxlOO each. suitable for bunsaioT y
camping site or for sn investment. ash -. =,
for al. no other charges; rare taf-tlh, " y.
guaranteed 90 advertiser. Write SMl4h +"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-23

since we nave been in the ladies' garment bust
ness we never have offered such values in high
grade coats as we are for our challenge SALE Our
buyers have made purchases from New York Cleve
land and Chicago manufacturers that enable us to
offer you values that will carry the cloak depart
ments part OF our challenge sale program. At 1885
are showing about SO coats. Included in the lot are
coverts. serges and novelty materials that usually
sell up to $3.50. New colors and high class style
Your choice of this lot only 1886.
At SLABS we offering values that usually sell
up to $1,000. At this price you will find beautiful
whip cords high grade serges, Bedford cords and
high class novelties Your choice of this entire lot
only SLABS.
At $4.9S we offering excellent values
in misses and small ladies' coats. We want every
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-23

woman who is contemplating the purchase of coat
to be sure and come and see these garments while
the assortment is complete
Misses and School Girls Coats-It has always
been hard matter to buy the school girl coat with
the right kind of style in it at about the price that
one usually wants to pay. Not so with us during
our challenge SALE We are Offering several hundred
misses and school girls coats The prices range
from $500 to $145O, and you to be sure to see
these If you want new coat for your daughter this
season.
High Grade Garments at $25.00-We offer at $25
some of the most fashionable garments that have
been sold by this season. Included in this lot are
materials, such as ratine epOnge and bedford will
be in this lot of garments Be sure to see them
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-23
High grade crepe de chine waists are

priced at much less than regular during
our challenge sale. We offer 60 high
grade crepe de chene and brocaded crepe
waists, made by Maisner & Co., at less
than you will pay for the silk used in
making them. Regular $3.50 waists, in
black, white or navy, only $4.9S. Regu-
lar $3.50 waists, made up in the very
newest patterns, specially priced at on
ly $5.9S.
White wolfe waists are offered at less
than the actual cost of making. so voie
waists, beautifully trimmed with imita-
ton hand made lace. These garments
were never made to sell for less than
$1.00; specially priced at 69c.
High grade voIe waists, regular 81 so
value only 9Sc-We are showing this
waist in six different styles. There is
such a nice variety of models that when
you see them we are sure that you will
be more than delighted with the values
Regular $500 vOile waists only S129.