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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
BUSINESS LEASES.

The Charles r. Noyes Company fal
leased offices In the Market and ruit0n
Bank Building To the New loth
Mexican Land Company and 10 Albert II;
street, TO Fernando Xegri, and TO the
jerks Gwynne Company; Offices IN the
ulton-Chambers Building . TO samuel
Blum. and offices in No. ~ John street 10
kouoTitz Brothers. -.
60 West 3gtn street TO Mary Fraser and
Elizabeth Gallery.
y. Fellman leased from the Potter es-
tate the southeast corner OF AHlster1dhl
avenue and 2O.th street. J0XlOD feet. Tor
tbirty Years. The net rent will be ~ the
start three times what the land cost only
a Few wears ago \ three-story building
will be built by the tenant.
NJ & l.. Hess leased 10 the Diamond
Straw Works the third loft at Nos. - ana
100 Rleecker street. the third loft az NOS
Al and a. West 25th street 10 the Mails &c
I'ndergarment Company. and with p. ":
Levi a Co. the second floor OF NO. lol
To l55 West 30th street.
The Cross & Brown Company leased TOT
Robert Goelet the store No. 1873 Broad
wav TO the Engelbert Tyre Company for
a term OF years, and Office space IN the
Heidelberg Building. Broadway and "a
street. 10 John Flaherty. ,., r.
Tucker, Speyers Il Co leased with tar-
stein q Llnnekin the seventh floor IN NO
53 TO 81 West seth street 10 Bass, silver
man & Co. for a term OF years: also with
y *, Thompson, jr.. the sixth loft IN
Nos 80 and Al West 3Sth street TO LOUIS
Hubcrth & Huberth leased the three
story building No. lO6 West Sd street 10
the United Box and Lumber Company
II L Senior Il Co. leased the three
story building No. l46 West 18th street to
the Stromberg Motor Device Company. OF
Chicago; the second loft In No. 2is West
64th street TO T.. J. Mulcahy and for wal
Ter Donovan the three story building, ad-
Joining the corner of Broadway, IT No.
2s5 West S7th street for q long term or
wears TO Jerome Tadini for automobile
purposes.
The Duff &. Brown Company leased TO
Louis Roth the store No. 1884 Amsterdam
avenue and To Samuel Nathan the store
No. 1855 Amsterdam avenue.
The Longacre Land Company announces
the following leases I'm its building at the
northeast corner OF AID street and Broad
way: Equitable Life Assurance Company.
New York State Commission on the Keller
for Widowed Mothers. Cedarhurst Park.
Murphy Door Bed Company. w. I. Erick-
son, Automatic Ticket Selling and Cash
Register Company, the Van Fleet Com
pany THE Electricity MAGAZINE the
Holley Company. the Knickerbocker Ice
Company. Youmans Hats. Ed. j. Mock.
the fIarroun Carburetor Company. George
Kleine Torpey & Strauss. Pitzer & Smith,
Jacob Weissberger. Abe Goodman. Smith
a. Lederer. NJ. Flanders. The American
Citizen" the FleX-O-Fill Core Company.
David Reid. umbrellas canes: Davis Fox,
haberdasher. and Giuseppe Montalto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The Lewis H. May Company sold for
Edward h. Corey the cottage Rosedi Re.
north side of Ocean avenue, Far Rock
away, Long Island. together with garage
and outbuiding. 10 Mrs. Hannah Bum;
Alexander s. Andrews, as referee, sold
at Flushing five lots. each lOOXD feet.
fronting on Central avenue, between
Franconia avenue and Hawthorne street,
TO Max l.. Harris. sales manager of the
Yale Land Company for WOO.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles ;.
Brown Company has leased Tor the es-
tate Of Timothy Tredwel the country
estate known as The Homestead. sitlat
ed AT East Wllliston. Long Island. to );
Lloyd Derby, of New York: VINO VIII
make II his home throughout the year.
The Windsor Land and Improvement
Company sold at Floral Park to IL. Lat
tin a plot 60xi0O feet in Belmont street
at Valley Stream. TO II. Larson. plot 4'N
100. i'm Evans street at East Rockaway'
plot 40xloo feet. To the Overland invest
willie Centre. to NJ Knick. plot iOxl0C feet;
In Chestnut street and Merrick road ard
al Oceanside two plots, 6OxlOO feet eacn'
10 H. W. Won Hassel. and one TO W. Long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased an apartment in
the Carlton House. 4Ith street and Madi-
son avenue. TO W. S. Lower; also, apart
Marie s. Lippman: at No. ITO West I'D
street, to ". r. Bray. and at No. %
West 10th street, TO Middleton Beaman.
Malcolm f.. Smith leased apartments at
6sth street and Lexington avenue TO Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Baker and David Randell
MacIver. and. through j. Edgar Leay-
craft &. Co, an apartment corner OF sec
ond avenue and 18th street, to Edwin +.
Taylor. Jr.
The Douglas Robinson Charles s.
Brown Company rented apartments at
No 555 Park avenue TO Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kee and. with Moore a. Wyckon. at No.
lis East 9th street. TO Howard w. BecDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
GRAINS HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Provisions Also Show Slight In
crease at the Close.

Chicago. oct 2.-Predictlons Of a ma
terial falling off soon in Northwest re-
celpts caused a quick change OF feeling
in the wheat market to-day and pushed
prices higher. Closing prices were firm
at 14aIsc above last night. Corn gained
LGa.c net and oats lsahc. Provisions
were unchanged to 7izc higher. Shifts 10
the buying side of the wheat market came
most rapidly as soon as word was. re-
ceived that best posted people in Mime
apolis were looking for arrivals to be cx-
tremely light after next week. Prices had
started with an upward slant. owing 10
dry weather In Argentina, but the risc
brought on vigorous hammering by short
sellers. and resulted In a dip under last
nights Level. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

The sale Of some dwelling houses on
the West Side were the chief transactions
announced in the real estate market yes
terday.
Miss NJ. Monahan sold TO Julius fish
man & Sons No. 525 West 18th street
dwelling. on lot 20xl00.1l feet The house
is located about midway between Am
sterdam avenue and Broadway, and had
not changed ownership In twelve years
Through Slawson & Hobbs Miss Re-
becca Lichtenstein has sold No. 3i6 West
gth street, four story and basement
dwelling, on lot 2Oxl0oS feet. The buyer
is said to be Francis Il. Hadley, who VIII
occupy IT, The house Is located loo feet
east of Riverside Drive. and was acquired
by Miss Lichtenstein in 1905 from Arthur
G.. Weber The same brokers recently sold
the adjoining house. a I NO. 3i4. Tor Johh
s. Riegel. TO Mrs. j. 5. Hartley VINO mao
disposed of her former house, at NO. Oh
West seth street. Another house in the
same block. the DR.. Day dwelling, at No
3S7. was sold last week to Mrs. Ada B
Matthews. wife of Professor Branier
Matthews. for occupancy.
John W. Brett has leased the two four
story dwellings,. Nos. q and q West bsth
street. from Alexander S. Cochran for
business purposes. The Douglas ROBIN
son. Charles S. Brown Company was the
broker. IL was reported a short time ago
that Mr.. Cochran planned to improve this
property I'm conjunction with abutuns
land in seth street with tall hotel.
other sales announced yesterday follow:
HAMILTON PIACE-salomon & Green
baum have sold for the Domain Realty Com
panv 10 John Palmer the Hudson-f u!toh
Theatre. on the east side OF HamiItoh l To-,
81 fee. north OF l36th street. AZ the Junction
Of Broadway and opposite the subway station
at l37th street The theatre, when Is uhutl
lease TO 1920 was erected about three months
ago and occupies plot 54xY3x Irregular, a.
gOTH sTREET-Julian T. sake sold ioI
samuel 6 Hyman No. 10 West Goth street. a
four story and basement dwelling. 2lNlOoo
feet The property vas giveL In part pay ineh'
for the yrouWile and the adjoining hNe s'o'y
nathouse No 27s7 Broadway .
10th sTREEr-winiarn Peters sold 10
otto Klesshng No ~ West ieOth street
two story dwelling on lot 25xloo feet
2fTH STREET Matthias l.. Comes has re
sold TO the District Realty Company AIired
NJ Rau, president. No. 40 West 2lth street. q
four story building. on lot is.9N9s.9 feet me
property was bought by Mr.. Comes from the
American Mortgage Company which acquired
II al foreclosure early last month. The pIeseh,
purchase was made 10 protect the lisht and
air OF the loft biSlding at No. lf2 TO 40 Nesi
9ith street. owned by the District realty Coh-
HILLSIDE AVENUE-E Fellman sold a
plot Of fifteen lots on tho east side 3t Hllisine
avenue. near l9sth street. for John X. Hamll-
ton TO clients. who will improve the properly
With stables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for cop
per was firm. with lake quoted AZ lie; cleo
trolytic. 1910. and casting l61snl6tc. stand
ard copper on the Metal Exchange was neg
lected. In London copper closed quiet, at ia
Is Cd for spot and IA for futures
TIN Quiet: New York spot and october.
Al 1871 AL 81 Nc: November. 4l.l2adil 2Jc;
December and January. ~. i5q4l. JOc. In Lon
don tin closed quiet, at tls1 los for spot and
flss los for futures.
LEAD-Dull: New York spot. 4.5Ja4 Soc.
and East It Louis. 4.4O04.j0c. The American
Smelling q Refining Company reduced the
price OF shipment lead from 4I5r to 4G0c I'm
ton lots London lead closed at f20 rs I'd
SPELTER-Dui New York. spot. 5GOa
D roc and East 81 Louis. 55Jc asked. Lon
don spelter closed at f20 los.
IRON-Cleveland warrants. DDS 81 in Lon
don The local iron market was quiet. with
No | foIndry Northern. quoted at Sl6nSl6 80.
No . Northern, s15 75dS16 -: No / Southern
and soft. Sl5 2Ja$l5 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney)
OCTOBER >.
Maphatt,
Manhattan.

ALL the undivided share on int which Rob-
ert Hoe died seized. and which was conveyed
oy arthur Hoe 10 Peter Shields by deed
recorded Jan *. 1918. 1t being the intention
OF this deed to reconyey said property 10
Arthur Hoe; Peter ] Shields TO Arthur
Hoe l52 West S6th st: and s: a <; Sent
li6 Broadway. ~
DUANE ST. 50 and 81, $. % It W OF Elm
~. b0x16 to Manhattan Place mtg sls 0OOl
Broadway, $50 and 6S5 n W cor 81 81 50x9,
Gntg SO. 600; one fourteenth OF foregoing now
owned by party OF first part. all title and
one-seNenth part, or all title I'm following.
broaGNay. 1860 to 1870. q cor 37th st uO2 to
lO6 Vest. runs l05.9x 97.2x n Sock 100 10
9TH ave t62D PAX 62x n. "a 10 8 h
9th II " 113 TO beginning: 18th ST, West
. s. 21x9s's tmtg $4,000. 18th ST. 10 and is
West. $, 6OXsS9 (mtg Sl29 eOOD; sd 81. l53 and
10 East. 50xl722 Gntg $40 00O) 18th ST. -
West n r. %x92, all liens: eth ave- W cor
nth st. lOllxlO0 mtg 10000 Arthur / Hoe
TO Little Streets Co. u West 10th st: sub as
above and all liens; Sept 70; $780, attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 116 Broadway
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. s. 1851 It s
OF 10th 81. 20.3xl07.2x irreg except part for
1G9th st: Anna NJ Geraty TO Charles Rosen-
thai. al Fort Washington ave mtg 81 0O0) !:
all liens: oct 1: 800; attorney. Title Guarantee
and. Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
MARBLE HILL. AVE. . s $. at n Q s 225th
ST, ll7XS6.Il. Alice VI Lilienthal TO Yen Realty
Corporation. li9 Broadway (mtg sl2S0O0l Sept
3d. 500: attorney. h II Stern lt9 Broadway
PARK AVE- Goth ~. 755XS0: Fuller
ton Weaver Realty Co To Susanna VI Mnturn,
100 East Fist st tmtg s55O.OOO oct /. 500: at
torneys. Stewart & shearer. IS Wall st.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, cor l5Sth st. l.ax
62xi9.llxB3: Frank p Schimpf 10 Olivia Lake
land. Summit. n J tmtg 5000; all liens; oct
]: 800; attorney Myron Sulzberger. IS Park
Row.
WEST BROADWAY. 37s and $50 50x6s: st
Johns Park Realty Co 10 Mary y Perkins. IS
East 73d st mtg s25. 0oc): all liens; oct /; $780,
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 100 Broadway.
nth ST. 1856 West. 22xlOOs: Mary Perkins
10 st Johns Park Realty 90. IS Liberty st. all
liens: Sept Is, 500, attorneys. Bowers & Sands.
46 Cedar st.
34TH ST. $50 and 63s West sty brk. 4s.2x
SO: Horace slngersoll Co to New York State
Really and Terminal Co. 452 Lexington ave;
Sept 30; 800; attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, l76 Broadway
3iTH ST SIS and $50 West sty brk 49x9S. 3;
The1 r Huffman To same (mtg 100000; Sept
80: 81: attorney above
65rH ST. y. 34I.s II W OF Central Park
ave. s3.4xl005 foreclosure Sept pa; schuyler
II Day ref. TO Benjamin Mordecai. 3l9 West
105th st mtg 100000; all liens: oct /: Slo.-
go. attorney James Frame. ~ Broad -.
s0TH ST. 10 East: sty brk. 25xlO2.2;
Harry p Robbins to Emily w Robbins. his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

wife. southampton. Long Island (mts 5000;
Sept 20; 81: attorney, Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co. f76 Broadway. oo.
SYST ST, 405 East; sly brk, OWN -
Annie MCGEE TO Michael Mailer tmts sio'ooV''
500; address. 405 East slst ST.
s5TH ST, n g. 100 II Of 9Th ave. 1OxloI'z
Fullerton Weaver Realty Co TO susanna ?
Mintern. 100 East 2lst st (mtg s27s. 900; aug
Is: 500; attorneys. Stewart shearer' 10
ssTH ST. 6. 2is.s TT of West End ave-
81 7xfOo .; Julia Inness TO the Realty 90 OF
America, Q Wall st Cmtg $4,000; Oct /; "a:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 10
fcoTH ST. 200 East: sty brk, 25x1oo 8;
Lizzie NJ Cherey to David Lite, III East ioth
st (mtg s1s.75O); Oct l; 500. ., atm -.
125TH ST. 532 West; . sty brk. 20. exlo0.In :
Inner Circle Realty 90 TO a Edwin r VAIN si0o.
attorney. d Alexander. 165 East broadway:
both ST. 81 East: sly 6rk. ioxS'' t ri
William McBrien to Mar, ah ttnTneys De
Forest Brothers. 30 Broad ST.
18TH ST, a part OF the W u OF OLD Bloom
ingdale Rd lying between 1881 ana io9tn %
Giraud + Thomson exr MARY - .o ,Ia i,,r y,
"a: 81; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. 176 Broadway.
The Bronx.
ANDREWS AVE, 2341. .. 75x5ox irres;
CUTLER Morgan Co to Interocean Realty Cor,
poration. II West 10th st mtg S3o.OoO; al
liens: sep, %, $50: attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co, 176 Broadway
CEOTONA AVE, 3. 1le.11 IT OF 1880 81.
"a 2x42 to Clinton ave; Carrie v Lohnes TO
Mona Speciality Co. sol 9Th ave- Sept 70; 500
CHESTNUT ST. sol, n $, 26x96; Benensor,
ReeIty CO to Barnet Brodsky, 79O Elsmere pl
(rdk 81, 600; oct /; 500; attorney. Title Guar
sntee 3nd Trust Co lI6 Broadway
EAGLE AVE. Gs3. s.\ 19llx99.5; Bertha
Bohlng to Rudolph Poster. % sullivan st
'' cRS sS;IY0I Rio iii AND coNcoURsE.
2loi. Old s. 25x-x5xlW: Alvin II
Maeneh ct al to Peter &C. Num- ;9ss cresfo on
steinmuler. 1911 Sd ave.
GRANT AVE, S, 81 II OF 1G6th 81. Zox
1oG.e: Clara Dckler to Dora WioHe. 2io last
VIM II Giegerich. 1918 linton ave.
HOE AVE, W $, 30 II OF jennings st. eOxlo0
Pernla A HIN to Ann Codwise. Kingston. 7
G %sf S1S.' and trust Co. rs Broadway.
JEROME, AVE, cor 10th st, AZ. NIB AZ
hL3y142.2: ouiller-Morgan Co 70 lnterocear
Sc 900: sept %; 500; attorney Title Guarar-
tee and Trust co. l76 Broadway. oo.
KEPLER AVE. cor 2Ssth ST. Ioy1iOo
rs geek ST mtg $4,000: Sept %; 81: attorney,
c II Friedrich IS Nassau st
LOTS 20 and 81, Block o.. map Morris Park
Morris Park Estates TO Elias Gottfried and
ano. $50 Fast 72d ST; Sept 10; 81; attorney
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 49,
LOTS and 80 10 A. Block g. and lot 80
Block So; same &c Julia A Flynn, 26S7 Briggs
ave; Sept II. 81, attorney. same.
LOTS 20 and 81. Blk 3. map SEQ J. Bath.
gate estate. Charles Joseph TO Violet )
Tracey; ID r. and 1: 1927 18th at. Brooklyn
sept 30; 81; attorney. W Ferguson. Al Park
Row.
HONEYWELL AVE. .. 100 ~ n Of 1IIth
ST. 43x60; same 10 same; ID r, and 1: Sept
30 81; same attorney.
LOT 10, map Daily Estate: Phoenix Ingra-
ham, ref, 10 Katherine l. Ferris. Eastchester
Rd West Chester. y Y: Sept l6; 5000; attor-
ney G. B Ferris ~ Wall ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

New York, October 2. 1918.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market pre-
>sented a somewhat oversold condition. and as
news was more in favor OF holders prices oe-
Veoped a steadier tone and closed at het
advance Of Ease. The movement IN the
spring wheat states was smaller, ana thls
stimulated Northwestern markets ana resulted
In a frner tone TO the cash situation gener-
allv Foreign news was also a little more pull
ism and prices abroad were at slightly high-,
or level II was reported that the ylela Oh
wheat in Hungary this season has been re
duced another 9, 500, 900 bushels. which means
a deficit Of "a. 600, 600 compared with last veal
while IL is now estimated that the French
cron will be 40 900. 600 less than normal. EN-
port sales were reported OF about 90 loads
mostly Manitoba and durum wheat. AccoIu-
ing TO THE Northwestern Miller, the nour
output at the three principal NORTHWESTERN
spring wheat points last week was 4foOoo par
rels. compared with 465. 215 the previous week
and 473, 3S5 last year. No red winter wheat
csc c (. New York, export basis ana 20 z c
( b: No ! Northern Duluth. 30 &c D.
CORN-A private crop report indicating an
abandoned acreage Of about 100000 and a
probable crop OF only 2.1O0 00o, 900 bushels had
a stimulating influence, and prices were hrmer
closing at a net advance OF Ag$sc Country
offerings we're small and the cash position
firm Export corn, 19%c. b. OATS
More active and hrmer. on better demand
from commission houses and in sympathy with
corn. Cash market steady; standard white.
47a47izc: No @ ,47i3d4sc: No 3. 46q45 &c;
No 4 45ik d46c: ordinary clipped, 4612G 4sc:
fancy clipped Ash d49iAc, all elevator. RYE
STEADY; No . Western. f1hc ! 7. New
York export. BARLEY-Quiet; mailing, IOg
!TSc RuffalO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Oct. 1.-The offerings at tho wool
auction sales to-day consisted 81 n mlscel-
laneous selection amounting to 1872 bales.
Home and Continental spinners were steady
buyers at unchanged prices. and from IS
lLd 10 IS 2i7d was frequently paid for
ACQUIRED merinos. Little wool suitable for
America offered. The sales will con-
ciude next Wednesday. To-day's sales fol-
low: New South Wales ! 800 bales: secured.
is 1dG2s 2hd: greasy. 7hdals 3isd.
Queensland LOO: secured. is 2da2s I'd
greasy. 9ddis 21ad: Victoria 300: greasy.
IOikd6Is +d; South Australia, 300: greasy,
71kdG1s I'D; West Australia, 500; greasy.
eLdnls ID: New Zealand. $500: secured
Is 2dG2s I'D: greasy. 7dd1s 2ikd; Punta
Arenas. $500: greasy. 7hdals I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
MOLAsSES AM sYRUPS-,

steady. although offerings were not hea'!'
Syrups quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine steady WIN
only a fair demand. Rosln showed no pat
ticular change. Tar was in fair demand
with prices well held.
OILS-Refned petroleum STEADY ana I'M
changed. Linseed oil quiet
RICE-The situation showed no chanse
to-day. Prices were firm.
sUGAR-Al refners quoted fine granular,
ed at 4.45c Not much new business, am
Withdrawals only moderate. Raw easy anu
sales were reported of @ 500 bags Cubas at
3-32c, cost and freight. equal TO 3.4oc lor
centrifugal. Spot prices were 3.40c TOT cen
trifugal, 2.9Jc for Muscovado and 2.toc 10!
rolasses In ondop beet sugar was quIet
end unchanged. according 10 the carry
cable, with october and November quoteS
at rs 81. d. and May at 9s SAG. with cuI cur.
prices at 9s AID and 9s 81 respectively
London cabled the visible supply OF susd
a. 10000 tons, against 1'3OO'ooo lss'
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

,,oa;25: red. s25dsso: bhi. 81 75dt2: CAULI-
Flowers. state bbl, 81 50Gss 20; Long Island,
,?as3; Elephants. Jersey. Dbl, '5catl- % %
LIMA BEANS. Jersey. potato. basket '3cD
TUCE. state. basket 5Ocas so: 2-dozen crate.
75cas2: 3-dozen Nas2 Is: MUSHROOMS. No l.
An basket, 81 25dSl 70: No 2 25cmS: OkRAo;
GI2 so: PUMPKINS. Dbl. 75c; PEPPERS. green.
Dbl. 75QS5c sugar bbl. 81 e; red. Dbl, slqN p;
sugar bbl 81 25qsl 80: ROMANO, state,
SOC: Hubbard. bbl. stasl %: SQUASH. marrow
white or yellow. Dbl. seas; TURNIPs, ruta-
baga, Dbl, 50cdsl -: white. 81 2SdSl 80; To-
MATOES, nearby, box. 20q60c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
SALES OF NYAcK PROPERTIES.

The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company, as trustees, sold for the
estate of the late William Alexander
Smith. once president of the New York
Stock Exchange, 10 a client of Edward
=. Hamilton & Co, the homestead. out
buildings and about six acres on Franklin
street. Nyack. y. Y.
Arnold, Byrne x Baumann have sold
10 Frank F. Schimpf Sunnyside Farm. at
West Nyack. y. Y. comprising twelve
acres Of land. with fourteen-room house
and outbuildngs. The property was taken
by Mr.. Schimpf in part payment for the
three three story frame dwellings at the
southwest corner Of St Nicholas avenue
and l1Sth street. reported sold recently.
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DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

John W. Brett has leased the two dwell
ings Nos. p and % West 5Sth street. from
Alexander 5. Cochran for business pur-
poses. The Douglas Robinson Charles ;.
Brown Company were the brokers.
Pease IL Gilman leased No. ll5 East
6lst street TO II. Bertram Legg.
Huberth d Huberth leased No. BIS West
18Th street to Frederick Brasser. for a
term Of years, and No. 1923 West 55th
street TO a Mr.. Pierce.
Ludwig G. Traube leased for Mrs. Mag
dalena Waldenberger No. SO East Uth
street to DR.. Nathaniel McMaster, and for
Charles f.. Popp No. l29 East ed street TO
Mrs. Augusta Crane.
The Dun q Brown Company leased for
Emma II. Worcester 10 Luis Gunner, OF
Brazil. No. 462 West Nth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A limited amount Of business was reported
in chartering, with rates showing steadiness
in about every trade. Quotations TO Liverpool.
%. AID: LONDON. 2Ihd. Glasgow, Bad asked:
Rotterdam. 7c Hamburg and Bremen. 37l2
pigs: HUI. Al asked; Bristol. 4d, nominal:
Antwerp. IS 4d Cork for orders, IS. picked
ports. large tonnage, rs Cd nominal; cotton. TO
Liverpool. per 100 10. SOC. Charters British
steamer .9Os tons lumber. Gulf TO the River
Plate 14Js ovember-December; British
steamer 2.56s tons. coal. Norfolk 10 Rio de
Janero Iss Sd. prompt; Greek steamer. ~ 900
ours grain. Atlantic range 10 the Mediterra-
mean basis about IS so one port. October No
vember; British steamer. 459 tons. general
cargo. Savannah TO Denmark. los. October;
schooner. 64j tons coal, Philadelphia TO CT
hara private terms; British schooner. pa
tons lumber Gulf 10 Jamaica. three trips pri-
vate terms. British schooner 2i9 tons, lum-
Der Gulf to st Thomas. private terms; British
schooner. 19T tons. lQgwood, Black River. ia
maica to New York Stanford private
terms schooner. 1.O76 tons, coal Hampton
Roads 10 Savannah. 81 10. and back to New
York. ties l7lzc.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. IL and 10 Vesey
street:
BY Joseph r. Day.
10Th ST. l49 West n s. 800 II Of Amster-
dam ave. ls1lO22. sly dRg: Withdrawn.
l2IrH ST. 251 West n e. 4OS { n W Of eth
ave. 1I3x93.l H. sty dwg. sold TO the plaintiff
for $1,000
9TH ST. 34i East. :. 80 n W OF LIST ave-
.ONs4l1; . sly tenmt and stores. sold 10 the
plaintiff for ZOO
BY Henry Brady.
NORFOLK ST. ISL. W $, 125 II 3 OF Hous-
ton st, 25XlOO. sly tenmt ami stores. sold TO
the plaintiff for S26 100
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
KELLY ST S3i. f. 1856 n n Of I.ongwood
ave. 4OXlOO; sly tenmt. adjourned to octo-
Der !.
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OWNERS OF PROPOSED THEATRE,

Sol Bloom who is associated with Sam
uel II. Harris and George IL. hleine In
the ownership OF the theatre 10 be erected
at No. 223 to % West ilst street. plans
for which were filed Wednesday. states
that the Shuberts have no connection
with the enterprise in any form.
The owners will conduct the theatre
themselves and will use IL for the produc-
ton of high class photo plays. including
'Ouo Vadis" and CLEOPATRA" Ii Will be
the first house erected for that purpose
and will have many new features. There
will be no balconies in the new house
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BUYS HOME AT scARSDALE.

Fish & Marvin. in conjunction with
Seton Henry and Douglas Gibbons, have
sold for Larimer A. Cushman his Scars
dale home and two and one-half acres TO
Frederick j. Warburton. of Brooklyn
Mr. Warburton will occupy the premises
I'm the near future