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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-14

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No. I, daily except Sunday.
AeAves at s................ $40 An
No. 76. daily except Sunday,
feeight, leaves ct. ......-. 7:ooam
Arrive.
No. ~. daily except Sunday.
freight, arrives reverence. 500 nm
No. Is. daily except Sunday.
arIlves ...................e :6B pm
No. 3. daily. arrives. IL: liam
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-14

Is it worth supporting q team like
the Indians? No need to think twice.
The prospects for raising the $500
are brighter than they were with yes
terday's double win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24

William A. White G. Sons have Leased
for long term Of years the entire eis"
story and basement building on piot
lOOxlOO feet at the northwest corner Oh
Morton and Greenwich streets. rms
building is one completed few years
ago by the st. Johns Park Realty COM
pany, who improved the entire square
block, and was leased by II TO the
Simpson, Crawford Company. Nlillam ~
White & Sons have arranged to have inc
Anger Baking Company take over the
uneXpired term of the simpson, CraWloIu
lease and have negotiated an eXtehslo'i
for a long term with the Charles r. HoH-
man estate, the present owner of the
building.
The Anger Baking Company has been
located on the East Side since 1919 anu
its removal TO the lower West Side Is a
notable addition to this district.
The same probers leased, some little
time ago, similar building immedlatel!
adjoining 10 the north for term oil
twenty-one years TO a. Klipstein Co"
importers of aniline dyes, who were
located on lower Pearl street for over
forty years.
Edmund Coffin has sold to an investor
through B. II. Weisker the gore shaped
plot formed by the intersection of Jerome
avenue, Cromwell avenue and l67th street
The plot has a frontage of % feet OH
Jerome avenue. 56 feet on Cromwell ave-
nue. and is irregular in depth.
OtLer sales announced yesterday fol-
low:
nth STREET-Mary Hays, OF Manchester,
Conn. sold the United Boros Real Estate
Company, John G. Dodson. president, Nos. -"
and 2p5 West 11lth street, six story apart
ment house. on plot SCHOOL, feet, adioini .
the northwest corner OF Seventh avenue.
10TH STREET-Niera +. Fischer sod 40
"a West 10th street, four story ana base
ment dwelling house on lot 22NiO2.2 feet be-
tween Central Park West and Columbus ave
me 10 a Or. McMchael Tor occupancy.
both sTREET-Lolis II. Rose has bought
Nos ia and 126 West l36th street two dwell
ing houses, on plot 30x99.ll feet. The sellers
were Mamie T. Cohen and Louis L. hleban'
respectively represented by Philip d. Shapiro
as attorney.
WALES AVENTE-Herbert 4. Sherman has
resold for the Commonwealth Realty COMPANY
To the Ward Bread Company. plot lODNlJo
End 1920 street. The buyers own the baIahce
o. the block.
WEBSTER AVBNUE-W +. & w. /. Brown
have sold for the Rockedge Construction Com
pany the northwest corner Of Webster avenue
and 1G5th street. plot loOXloD feet 70 d
buyer for immediate improvement
MGRAW AVENUE-Charles A. Loumaister
sold al UnionpOrt a lot on McGraw avenue
near Leland avenue. and on TreTont avenue,
near Eavemeyer, for an investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
oVERsoLD SHORTS SCARED
Rush to Cover Sends Chicago Grain
Prices Up-Provisions Gain.

Chicago. Oct. 23.-After undergoing
considerable depression to-day wheat
rallied when increased receipts at Min
neapolis and Duluth were explained as
due to temporary cause, the clearing
out of many railway sidetracks. The
market closed firm, sc to &c over last
night Corn finished Il c to CSC up. oats
with a gain of g to sc, and provisions
dearer by 212c TO &c. Bears had their
own way most of the time in the wheat
pit To such an extent was this the case
that they oversold at the bottom prices
and il took only little antagonistic
leadership to start a scare Of shorts
near the end OF the session. Earlier in
the day, however. sentiment was domi-
mated by the fact that instead of arriv-
ais diminishing Northwest the number
of loaded cars coming into terminals
had increased. Furthermore, catle quo
ta;ions were disappointing TO the bulls
and there were advices that Russian
stocks were charging rapidly. Range
OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24

Maria A GermanO. 2135 Belmont ave; oct
IS mtg $i.G7S); 81: attorney, Title Guar
an;ee 90. 17G Broadway.
CHARLOTTE ST. s. 1l0.7 II OF Sea-
bury pl 2jx1OO Charlotte Construction ca
Ia Tiber Building Corpn. 394 East 11Oth 81;
sept %; 500; attorney, HellinSer' 3-o
Broadway.
FULTON ST. S. $50 IT of Elizabeth
st. j0xloD; Rose } Cowen to Lillian 6 Bark
ley, 1878 Richardson ave: May s; 81; attor-
noy, Slater. - Liberty ST.
CALDWELL AVE. G9l, $. 16;sxil9;
Frooks Engine co to Lionel Isaacs, 232 sCm-
init ave, Hoboken j. Sept 20; 81.
LOT 30, map Carter estate; Amelia l. Soho
Der to Maria Rehwagen. 1868 Olinyille ave;
oct -; 81; attorney. Gunkel POS Broadway.
LOT -. map Lott Hunt. Van Nest; John
J Geary 10 Mary OConnell, 81 Washington
ave Rockaway Park, Borough Of Queens; y
part; Aug 10 1910; 81.
LOTS 49, 20 %. ~. 1903. 1Oi. Cd and. 49,
! map Warng estate; John Peterson to Jo-
siah \ Briggs. 23o5 Andrews ave; Oct 20; 500;
attorney Dennis quinn 27l Broa iway.
/ LOT H. map Washingtonyille; Louisa a
Garfield . Philip S Bolton, 1910 Garden III
May -. 1859. s475.
/ Lot GS. map Willis estate George Schocck
| 10 Louise = Reger, 272 East lJJth ST. &c,
Il mtg 5000; 800; attorney. + WEBER ~
| East 15Jth ST.
PROSPECT AVE. 5. 90 It Of 18th ST;
| 5oH95; Joseph Corbett to Johanna X Ernst oo9
! East lGjth st: oct -; 81; attorney. Title Guar
anJes and Trust CO. 176 Broadway.
! SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1873, g s. 20 TX
! 100 Joseph Sonsin Co 10 Anthony lmaratta'
| 5S5 Morris ave Cmtg $1,000 Oct 10; 81; at
torney, l. Harris, 233 Broadway
l33D ST, n s. 2G5 n OF Willis ave, 4
! NJ kocZWansld to Bendheim Construction Co.
/ lbs broadway; oct mtg $1,000; 81; attor-
ney /. Marx. rs Broadway
18TH ST. $. SO II II OF southern
boulevard. i2GxIoO. Blackwood Realty Co 70
! Julia T. e Hartcorn. 30 Jefferson ave. Hrook-
lyn sept 50; 81; attorneys. Miller & H. ~
] Nassau St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
BUSINESS LEASES,

Ewing. Bacon & Henry and John "
Golding rented the seventh floor in the
Architects Building Park avenue and
10th street, to the Nathan Manufacturing
Company, now located in the Singer
Tower. The move of this old established
house in the engineering manufacturing
business, like that OF the Johns Manville
Company and Manning. Maxwell &
Moore. shows the tendency toward the
more convenient and newer business CEN
tire between the Pennsylvania and Grand
Central stations
The Perry Freeman Company. Inc,
leased in tho building at the southwest
corner of Madison avenue and 55th
street, which is being remodelled. stores
10 the Joseph G. Leikens Company. flor
ists, and Paul Bryant, dyer and cleaner
The J. c. Einstein Company. Inc, leased
for Cohen Endel & Co. the store, base
ment and sub-basement at No. 59l
broadway 10 Charles IL. Levitt & Co, a
Knit goods concern.
The Cross & Srown Company. with NJ
l. Hess, leased space in the Hess
Building. southwest corner of Fourth
avenue and 10Th street, 10 James r. Bea-
ton.
Pease & Gilman leased loft in No. SO
Cooper Square to Max KatZ.
The DuroSs Company leased the first
lOft at NO. 0SI HUDSON street Tor the eS-
tate of Peter NJ Wilson TO II. Asuinow.
and the house No 3lS West 18th street
for Katherine A. Shay TO Arthur S. Woot-
ton.
The NJ Rosenthal Company leased the
store and basement No. 1852 Seventh ave-
nue. 10 ID. Victor for five years.
Albert r. Ashforth, Inc. has leased for
the Lotion n. Slawson Company 1886 feet
on the fourth floor in the Burrell Build
ing. at the northeast corner of Madison
CT fspr of
years TO Herman Scheuer, formerly OF
have leased Offices in the Acker. Neral
& Condit Building, southwest corner Of
Fifth avenue and 35th street to Aaron
A. Graf and to William r. Hughes
William II. Whiting e. Co. have leased
store at No 947 Broadway to the
Jacobs Hat Company; store and base
mont at No. rs William street TO Willy
e. Schanno for q term of ten years:
store At No. 80 Gold street, corner Of
Spruce street. to Paul Stafenik: 1900
square feet in the building No. 373 Fourth
avenue. in conjunction with Southack a.
Ball, 10 Clifford & Lawton: first loft in
No. 1l8 Nassau street 10 the Nassau
Stamp Company, Ltd, and the second
loft 70 George II. Wright.
He'll e. Stern have leased for the Char
ter Construction Company (Bing * Bing)
In No. 906-l2 Broadway. northeast corner
goth street. the entire seventeenth and
part OF the eighteenth floors. comprising
about Is, 900 square feet of space. TO the
Leon Mann Company. The lease is for
a long term of years at total rental of
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
REALTY NOTES.

There has just been incorporated the
Gaines brennan Company, with r.
Foster Gaines as president. G. w. Dren-
nan treasurer and n w. Van Nostrand
secretary. For several years the MEM
bers have been engaged in real estate
and mortgage loan brokerage.
Mcdowell & McMahon have been ap.
pointed agents for the ST. Benedict, at
the northwest corner of St Nicholas
avenue and iS1st street
Smith & Phelps have placed a first
mortgage loan of $4,000 on the five
story apartment house No. 1872 Parit
avenue dH1 first mortgage loan OF
5000 on, the vacant plot 100 by 90 fee;
at the northeast corner of l37th street
and Willow avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24

Golde & Cohen TO Lawrence Holding 60, 20
Wooster ST untg $1,000; Aug L. 1912; 500;
attorney, Louis Mannheim, 800 Broadway
llsTH ST, - West. sty brk ~ oNloo. IL
Johanna Y Ernst 70 Jos Corbett. 9O3 Cauldwell
ave ,mtg $4,000 oct -; 500; attorney
Title Guarantee x Trust Co. l76 Broadway
I27TH ST. .jl West. 3 sly brk l7.2x9S II
foreclos, oct -; John 7 Quinlan. ref. TO v
Evertt Macy. Ossining. y !, and George h
Macy. trustees: oct u; $4,000; attorneys
Dawson & Underhill. 70 Court st. Brooklyn.
123D ST. :. 236 It e Of I'd ave; lsxlOo. !, /;
Ethel Tremendous to John Mch zee -, 30 -
sG.5O0J: 500; attorney, Title Guarantee Co.
18TH ST. ai7 West. > sty brk. 100 IT .
Of sth ave. 25x99 II; Joseph w Schneps
10 Carrie II Schnops. $40 West lj6th ST;
oct n: q G: 500; attorney. George ID
Foster. > Rector st.
10th ST. a1i West 3 sty brk. lGSx09. II ;
Charles f Cornell ct al 20 John II Bodine.
1927 Madison ave: oct Is; b and 8 8.
81: attorneys. Lind x Palish. 46 Cedar st.
14iTH ST, $. 2lO n Of Lenox ave:
Marx. ref to Greenwich Mortgage 60. 2llo
Sd ave: Sept 1G; all liens; $1,000: attorney.
LAWYERS Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway.
1IsTH ST. 80 West, 15.6Noo.11; Harry
l. Cowles to lydia Cowles 900 West 2l3th
st, Nov g. 1912 (mtG $4,000: 81: attorney
James ID Mcclellan 302 Broadway.
The Bronx.
ANDREWS AVE. 5. 1878 IT Of 1880
st, 50xl00; Eliz Robinson to Martin e
Burke. 221i Andrews ave: Sept 10: 800.
attorney. Title Guarantee Co, lTG Broadway.
BOSTON ROAD. 1861. $, 37sxl234
ford. Conn; oct 20 mtg $4,000; 81; at
torney samuel Sturtz. los Broadway.
BELMONT AVE-, $ 60 IT n Of lSlst st.
C!ctti. Mount Vernon. y Y; oct .; 81; at
torney Title Guarantee 60. i7G Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Vincenza Ciletu TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
BIG LEASE IN GREENWICH VILLAGE
Baking Company Rents Eight Story Building at Morton and
Greenwich Sts., Owned by St. Johns Park Realty Co.
INVESTOR BUYS PLOT ON JEROME AVENUE CORNER

Broadway Corporation 10 Frank DAngclo;
address 4l4 East ed st; yrs from May ~
1919 $1,000.
oath ST. No pa East; all: Maria Koch
TO Adolph Morgenstern and ano address IA
East 9th St. yrs from Dec !, 1913; sl,JuO
WATTS ST. Nos l3S-liO; all: Henry hro-
ger to the Lowcnthal Company; address 100
Watts st. . yrs from Jan l. 1913; $500.
7TH AVE, No 72l. Felix Isman, Inc, 10
Daniel r Clancy; address, col West l3Ith ST.
3 yIs from April 80 1914. $500
ITH AVE. No 90 store. Heinrich Rusch-
meyer and ano to Maggie Doyle. address. 81
West 4ith st: yrs from Nov | 1919; $l.5OO
I'D ST Nos 1li-120 East, store; Frederick
g Eeach to samuel Eiscman et al: address
~ West S9th st; o 9-l2 yrs from May l.
1913; S32, 0O0. 80,
l1GTH ST. GO-62 West: all: 60 West llbth
st to Roval Pastime Company. address 90
West 10th ST; IL 80 yrs from Sept 80. l9le;
81, SO and So 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
The Bronx.

ANDREWS AVE, $. ISIS II q n, ,s,,
!0x1O0: Martin F. Burke 10 Eliz n PIG =
10l West S4th st; Sept 10: due DC, S9'', 20
$1,000 attorney, Title Guarantee and Trr..D IN
l76 Broadway "
GRAND AVE. 1906, 2 3. l5xas 4. c..
y Jscot to Amy Lawrence, 2li Wes, ,aa SI&s
(mtg $500; May / . yrs. Der cent, 20 Ss srr
HOE AVE. 1927. W :, 75x74 iOx-xca f.% -,
nc.ius O'Keeffc to II Kaplan and |, RIO
Inc. a corporation. 14G9 Seabury nj ,nrsnan
$4,000: oct %; due, etc. as per bond. 4, s en,s
attorney. Rudolph LoeWenthal l34T Ros,n,. seVs
JEROME AVE. n cor Fordham "A ~ ~
Henry L Singh 10 Herman Waevy 9i- a
SD ST; oct %; yr, q per cent: sl3 600. la, naa
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lIe nr,.s
war. ao-
LOT 30 10 80. parcel 4. map VIM ga.
August Nelson To Harlem River Iunh esae f
Wood Working 90, l3sth st and Cerard an. ana
Oct 20; demand, G'per cent; $4,000; atto,r..se'
Pressinger & Newcombe. 90 wall st "s'A
LOTS 10 and 90 map los lots. WARN.
tate: Josiah II Briggs 10 VIM n SwaJs ~,
West l2Gth ST Oct %; yrs. per cent, 81 ~ ~
attorney. II Quinn. al Broadway ''''''
LOT A. amended map Classon's Point. A.
gelna Riccinii 10 VI RicCi. 1920 Eastchss,s,. :.
3 yrs oct %; $500; attorney. raulucJ -;
East l4gth ST. ga
LOTS 200 and poi. map portion Hun, ss,.,..
Cornelius O'Leary 10 Robert Marshall Ia,
81 ave: Oct ~; due oct %. 1916 fik ner ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market LOT
conner was quiet. with lake quoted at - ~
TIC: elcctrolytic 1890. and casting, 10 Z
'"016&c Standard copper on the Metal hN-
ctcuse was neglected In London, copper
was weak early but closed steady at tt4
Tor spot and fT3 rs sd for futures.
TIN-Steady: New York spot ana OctonsI
40 o. n 40 Cos. November. 10000 4O.I5c; De-
cer,bcr and January. 10. - a 4O.7jc. London
lin closed quiet at f1s4 IFS Cd for spot ana
-iflS5 Is Cd for futures.
East ST Louis 415G42jc. London lead
f21 *.
= SPELTER-Neglected. London spelter'
400 los. 80, =,
london Tho local iron market was quiet,
with No / foundry Northern quoted Sl6H
SIC 50: No = S1j 5OT SIG; No / southern
ani soft S15 % S15 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
ANDlRON CLUB LEASES HOUSE

Bryan l.. Kennedy, representing the
Andiron Club and Tease & Gilman. rep
FIVE story American basement dwelling
house No. 1872 West I'D street to the
Andiron Club, Of which Colonel 6. NJ.
Van Ham is president The building ~
10 be occupied by the club, which VIII
move into its new quarters about No
Vember IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
in THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange sales
ROOM Nos. II and 10 Nesey street:
BY Henry Brady
14TH AVE. W $. 2l4th st TO 2l5th ST. K
to Hudson River: also 2i4th ST. s. 10 n "
OF 14th ave $50 2x259 IL 10 213th st Y $50 3,
259.l: vacant: sold to the plaintiff for S97,-
99j
At The Bronx Exchange
BY l.. J. Phillips & Co:
BRIGGS AVE. 275T. ;, 100 II Of 1861
st. 20x02 SS2Ox92.4: three story dwelling. SOLD
10 the plaintiff for S6.1jO.
BY Herbert A. Sherman:
Sd AVE. go. cor 1891 ST. 94x5s: five
story tenement and stores: adjourned To Oc-
tober 30.
BY Henry Brady.
ls5TH ST. 4i6 East. e cor Park ave, 100
x2j; nve story tenement; sold to the plain
tiff for S93 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1912 and 1914, =.
62GN-; Amsterdam ave, 1850 TO 1904, W :,
ICxag5; lOsth ST, u East, j0xJO6: Compact
Realty Co to Jacob w Solomon. 6S East Doth
s.: oct /; yr q per cent; $500: attorney,
Joseph $ Rosalsky. 3fG Broadway
FORSYTH ST, 127, g, 2JxlOO; Solo
mon Brnn TO Jessie Brinn, $50 Amsterdam
ave; oct % (prior mtg 100000; yrs, per
cent: $500: attorney. Solomon Brinn, Vi
Park Row. -
LUDLOW ST. 122 and 12t. 50xs76; Ever
ard Roberts to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: oct ~ due as per bond; $4,000; adj
dress, lT6 Broadway.
LOTS 1913 and 1914, map North Marble
Hill James Segrave to Leontine j Frost
Mountain View Cal: Oct 81 due June I.
1916: $3.50: attorneys, Seybel French
Al Park Row.
SOUTH ST. W cor OF Montgomery St
1s41Ox-: Wilhelmna Harris 10 Greenwich
Trust Co. Greenwich. Conn; July /; demand,
O per cent: 10000.
STH AVE. $. 63.j II OF 30th 81. 2Ox6o:
Louis Schwagerl TO Lawyers Mortgage Co.
80 Liberty st: Oct 3D. yrs; $1,000; attor-
ney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co, 100 Broad
way.
GTH AVE. S65 and SG7. 5O5x75: Union
Land Holding 60 TO Samuel II Martin. East
Grange, y J: oct %; due Nov |, 1913; per
cent: $4,000; attorney. William l. Levy
nth ST. $50 to 23l West. 75xsi; Neslo
Building Co 10 Seymour Realty Co. % Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

Amos S Lamphear sold for the Peo-
pies Trust Company the dwelling. 2OX
100 at No ialsev street and the -four
story brick factory 25Xl00. at No. II
Furman street Both were bought by
investors.
William c. Edwards bought the lot.
236XlO0. south side Of Hancock street,
about 200 feet east of Ralph avenue, for
Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-24
DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

!. ?. Whiton-Stuart COMPANY Leased
for Frank y. bowling No. 1873 East 39th
street TO Miss Constance Perkins.
John j. Meenan leased for Samuel
Roehm e. co. To Mrs. Hattie Everett No
2OS West list street. three story and
basement dwelling, on lot lSXlOO.5;
~. {, Senior q co. have leased the
four story dwelling M. 143 West SD
street 10 Louis Voiron for term OF
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81; Feb 20 (prior mtg Sl57 .079. A..
j, 1914; per cent; $50. 900; attorney e Jan
mann Frankenheimer. % Broad =, Aur,-
I'D 81. 5. 300 # OF LIST ave. 20 i,,o..
John f Ahrens to Emigrant Indn.,.,,tieos:
inCs Bank. II Chambers ST. OCT ~ ssy.
$1,000 attorneys. Amend & Amsrss IN;
Nassau ST. sua, Ia
DIST ST. 207 West. . sty INK 9-x,..
& Realty Co. Inc. to Morris I. ~
sth ave; Sept 90 (prior mtg $40 soanae ~
without int crest; $4,000. "VV' W
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

per 100 ID: bulls, at So common cows at II s3 ol
* 40 Dressed beef unchanged. at 12ql4c ior
sales@Tobin & shannon: 20 Indiana steers te',Ts
1860 10 average, at 50 - per lS 80 10
627 10 s. 30; - COWS, 40 TO- 90, y, sale
CAIyES-Recepts 1873 head IVo vi sis
Market steady; medium and coiliiOn =, snr
easy; all sold at 50 5OQSl2 20 per "a "a caiyes
common TO prime veals' soes' ~ 10 ner 10:
City dressed veals, steady, al i+eA'0 P'' 49,
country dressed firm. at lO'2qIoS' ., walls
sales-George & L. s Diilen1 ,n1 ~. o. 10 iio
1913 10 average, at sl2 20 per - dVo gs,a calves,
200 10. 81: i. 233 10, So 80; !, ~ TO- 60 20.
Judd & Co. 80 Ohio yeals, 1853 TO- Sll oo'
s HI AND LAMBS $500 Receipts. 5;!38
,.sn. ~ cars on sale Market steady. Me
dunn 10 good sheep (ewes) sold at S49Sa ~
per 100 n: medium 10 choice lamos, - To%
81 80; culls, S5a$5 90; dressed mutton quie''
at sale per 10; dressed lambs, IL ~ 10 ~;
Sales G. Curtis & Son: 2OI STATE launOs'
II No average, at s. 50 per 100 10; $40 Yer.
mont. "a 10. 81 20; % culls. 43 10 80; IA state
sheep Sl%,d dOS TO- CO 900 W Va lambs, 81 ID.
81 65; 222. 20 n, s. IS; 224, IS 10 81 TO; -
Ge N. 81 65. 222. 20 10. 81 65 SO culls 40 To-
s. so, sheep. 13l N, 81 rc,.
: Judd q Co: IS Ohio lambs. "a 10 - %
As sheep, li6 n. 81 30. , 49,.
Kerns Commission Company: az INDIANA
lambs So 10. s. 80; 1872 81 10, 81 -. hs
George & l.. :. Dillenback; 10 state iamus'
5 sanders: 70 state lambs, 81 10 81 90; Q
sheep. 122 10 81 30 ,-.,.-. -, sola
HOGS-Receipts. 2.422 head none on sale'
Country dressed hogs steady, at Sgl-c' Io"s'-
ing pigs. l4glIc.
Chicago. oct o3.-HOGS--Receipts ,.Ooo;;
56 1Oc higher. but closed weak; bulk OF
saIcs e. 65aSs 10: light 81 5OQSS To- nlAtu'
e. 5OaSs -; heavy, 81 - a IS 20; r0ugh'
81 S5qS7 81: pigs, 81 5OGST %. CAL IL Il
Receipts 45OO; steady 70 strong: pccsSSs'
81 80 n 50 20: Texas steers SO SoQSSi stoVh
ers and feeders s. 10aS 60 COWS an an
heifers So 5Od$S 40; calves, 50 oOwSo
SHEEP-Receipts. 80, 600 sheep "eah
lambs mostly 1Oc higher; native sheep "a
81: yearlings, s. 1O0$6; lambs. native 20 %
Cincinnati. oct. 23.-CATTLE-Receipts'
/ $50: steers. 81 5OdS7 s.. HOGS-Recelpts'
ISIS. hackers. SSa$S 30: common sowS'
81 zoo 81 81; pigs and lights. 81 500 SS
s,egs. S425dST. SHEEP-Receipts' 1907
lambs steady.
(By Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
81 Louis. oct. 23.-CATTLE-Receipts;
G 900. active at steady prices steers - U W
50 20. vearlings 81 $3.50 10; heifers 20 to ~
So. COWS. 81 40dS7 40: southern steers, - 90
@SI 90 HOGS-ReCeipts 1000; early au
%ances OF 5G1Oc lost later; choice hogs OF
90 rounds and over. $sGS9 IS, bulk OF SAFES;
81 SOTSS O5, packers 81 6Oq$7 90; lights - W
0s7 IS: pigs, STaS7 80. SHEEP-keceiptSs.,
2 800: fairly active and steady; lamos' 90 -
a$7 %: Gull lambs, $5dS6; mutton sheep'
81 4OaS4 Is.
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease e. Gilman leased apartments at
No. 1l5 West list street TO Neil w.
Warde; at No. 29S West End avenue to
Mrs. Arthur j. Taylor; at No. 1876 Madi-
son avenue 10 Mary a. Bangs.
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STATEN ISLAND HOUSE SOLD.

Cornelius G. Kolf sold to Enoch Crab
tree. OF Nutley, ~ j.. the Birtwhistle
property Nos. 145 and AZ York avenue.
near Hill street. New Brighton. consist
ing of double brick house, on plot 81 u
~
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SELLS poees FERRY ESTATE.

Kenneth Ives e. Co. have sold TO a
client for occupancy for Archibald 4.
McGlashan his hoTe, Oliphant avenue,
Dobbs Ferry-on-Hudson. The property
contains 81 acres. dwelling house and
outbuildings. and was held at $4,000.
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SALE AT HOWARD ESTATES.

Joseph +. Day has sold 20 Grover l.
Tyser at Howard Estates a plot 4OXl0C
feet on the north side of Grimm avenue
40 feet east of Hatch avenue.
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BUYS NEW JERSEY FARM.

Frederick T. Collins sold for Josephine
y. Ransom TO Lizzie Harkey an acre
farm in Harrison street. West Caldwell,
n j.
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I37TH ST. & g. 33O.5 Il OF Southern Boule-
ward ~ 6xlOO: Blackwood Realty Co to FL "a
whitman. Mullaghmore Ireland. Sept 30; 81:
attorneys Miller A. Hartcorn, 20 Nassau 81.
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RECORDED LEASES.

OCTOBER %.
with name and address of lessee)
BROADWAY. cor 43d ST. store: l4s2
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
OCTOBER %.
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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION