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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
THEATRE FOR UPPER BROADWAY CORNER
Proposed Structure at 89h Street Leased by Klein Jackson
to a Syndicate.
QUICK RESALE OF PROPERTY ON PEARL STREET

good leased 200 square feet on the ninth
floor of No 40 Fourth avenue TO the nay
Walker Brick Company, Of Plttspurgh.
Stephen ". Tying, Jr., X CO. leased tue
fifth floor. comprising $500 square Ieet, III
No $50 Broadway TO the X. & &! corset
Company: also the fourth moor IN
No 80 To 6i Fourth avenue to >. >. nan
& Son and part of the eighth moor IN NO.
% to % East 18th street to Sontheiher "
Stern. ,,
The Acme Lithograph Company ieasea
the top floor i'm the Marhelds BullnluE;
lust completed by Edward Margoles anu
Lew Fields. at the northwest corner OF
Eleventh avenue and Nth street, Tor I'VE
years at a rental of about $SO,Op. -
! Edgar Leaycraft co. leased tne
store No. 70j Third avenue 10 Dlelecky
Brothers manufacturers Of willow itnhl-
turc. for a term OF years.
Gilman. milliner. now on sun 'tr'ct,
leased a store in the Winter barden' Oh
broadway. for FIVE years at 5000 year;
Daniel Birdsall 4 co. leased the second
and third lofts in No. 300 To l2hl Broad
way To Lippman, Spicr Il liam ioT
term Of years at an aggregate rental u
500 COO - 49,.
The Duff & Brown Company leased inc
store and basement No. 1887 Amsterdam
avenue for a term OF years to ii. WalKeh-
horp g 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page

mixed. n. 1oal5c; SQUADS. prime, W nlte; ~ ~
N 10 dozen, per dozen. 81 IS; ID. - .'oF op
& NJ 81: ~ So %; TO 6i2 NJ. y 90 ca COR ~
81 Is: GUINEAs. spring. ID to - par; pei ''
81 25Gsl 80: n each, per pair. ''cgsI. "a Cor
GAME-Weather is mild and demanu Ia
rabbits and lacks only moderatively active az, az"
shade easier. RARBlTS. cotton'aI, ~ and
large and dry, pair. 35G4Oc: small drawn i''1
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES, rngs
ceipts l,2O2 bbls potatoes and a'''' Onions
onions. Potatoes plenty, and weak Soos arm
for best grades Spinach lower. I9nsS "a, y
lower POTATOES. Va, late crop Enls -; 80 Il /,
Maine. bag 81 9og$2 I ISo 10 81 10 Sspi H. 81 81
pean, per 16s-ib bag. 81 5oasl 20; e. d
southern. Dbl. 75cds1 .: Jersey, SS' viite'
Olb bag. S2asS: crate 81 5Oas1 .; o 6askeS
81 25as1 Is: yellow, 1Ooib bag: 81 5ogS It Sg
red, 81 5oaSi Is: ARTiG ihi sSGs4; BRGs
Sells Sells sPR0uTS. quart 6G12c; BEANS wa va
basket. sas3: s c, green, 81 5oaS2 30; no 20:
basket. 81 5OqS2: BETS. Dbl u SSTT@aSi 80;
CARROTS. Dbl 81 25ds1 90, 1oo,lb bag: as 81
as1: basket 65a75c 100 bunchess 20 1c' S goi
CUCUMBBRs. l. l, basket 81 5o@S- h %U, sSa
81: Fla, basket. sla$3; CELBRh ., 5H 1@a,
stalks. 15a55c; standard crate, 4SpSGES,
knobs 100 bupches s. 5ogs$; sass, rel,
s2OaS23 white 100. >iaSd ebl a%c1N' ton on
red Dbl. SldS1 30: imported. BuIopean, cmt
S1SdS2O; CACLIFLOWERS j. l. snort vus
Dbl 81 5oa$2 80; long cut $lasl :5y 9i l%IyS'
crate. 75cMS1 %: small. 1OcGsl; Gu, -,
basket. 5OcdS1: EGGpbANTS. NEARBY, 1aSH fr' :,
7JcdSl: Fla box. 81 J0aS2; ENpiNh -
ported II. 1TG1sc: ESCAROI. basket 'IIys
81: HORSERADISH 100 III. S6G$6 90 Me- ,a,o
Va, bbl. 4Oc: LIMA BEANS, Jersey, po.a' 70
basket. 5Ocas2: l. and Jersey n .s {Ss 90 q,
bag 50cGS2: Bermuda, half box. y 800;
LETTUCE. state. Jersey and Penn u 9sro,'
LOcQS2 so; 2-dozen crate. 5OcmS2 -; '-u'Ie,''
5OcaS2 ~: nearby Dbl. 75caS2: crate o, , n9S
ket 5Ocd<l: Va basket. jOcdSl ~, NIL -
dozen lunches 25G37c: MUSHROOMS, Wnlte'
4 NJ basket. S0cdSl -: brown. 73caSl: P 2a,
tons. 4OGGOc OYSTER PLANTS. 700 bunCll s5.
S3mSI: OKRA. New orleans basket Slus-..
Fla. SidSl 80: carrier. 81 jOds2: 3,uashe.'
crate. 50 5odS3; PARSLEY, nearby, . .,SsSI
25ajOc; PEAS, Va, haf Dbl basket; Sl9 81
bushei basket SldS3: : G. per basket S5G
So 80: Fla. basket. saas5. pARsTIPSii ,, hni'
81 80: PUMPKINS. bbl. IOH I5c; fHp En-, ~
Dbl 25cGS1 -: sugar bhl. pcaSl ~ ~
MAINE basket 75caSl 80; bhl. SldSl 80 80,
SHAILOTS. New orleans. 100 bunches 80
So 20: SPINACH. Va. Dbl. i3cnSl: -. N i,il
Hubbard. bbl. Sasl -: marrow. I5cHSl; RIA
white box. 75cas1 %; TURNlPS: ruia al st;
Dbl 50cds1; white. 5oc9sl' IoN VI; - St 81
nearby. box, 30cds2: Cal, nat case 81 I'nS, 1c
dollhouse. 10. 15d2Jc; WATERCkESS' WV
punches. SlNSl -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
BROOKLYN SALES.

Frank De Rosa has sold for Herman
Brandstein To Martin Shower two lois on
Nest Path street. 100 feet south OF Nep.
tune avenue. 40xll9. The buyer VIII erec'
two bungalows. . IL, -
The Westwood Realty Company SOLO 20
Harvey l.. Bageustose No. 30 fathS.ue
avenue. a one-family dwelling house, l.N
100 also sold the dwelling house NO. q
II " RozeIl a. Son sold for +. stew
ard the thrce-family house No. lo' hyer-
son street To an investor. ,.,
Bailey & Barrer1 leased Tor 1eIhi it,,
Rrandstein To- the Monaghan CONSTRUCTION
Company a half block on the east side
Of West oath street. 100 feet north or Mer-
maid avenue. for fifteen years. al a
rental of pcr cent on the assessed var
uation and taxes. The lessees have hled
plans for tho construction OF tlrtE w
BUNGALOWS. twenty of which have been
leased from the plans.
Henry T.. cain sold No So Greene ave
nue.. a three story and basement bIoN ~,
stone private dwelling house. FOR David
:. Woman to Margaret Denman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08

Klein & Jackson are to erect inc
atre in upper Broadway These operd'o'
and builders Yesterday leased the priv
posed structure which will be erected on
a plot 1OOxl32 feet at the southwest cor
nor of Broadway and seth street 10
syndicate composed of John ii. Sprinse'
formerly of the Grand opera I'ou''
Abraham j. Wolf and Leon Hainoerser'
The lease is for long term OF years
at a rental aggregating more thah sS"VVV'
and covers the land. with the cornpIeleu
theatre, which is to be designed by WIZ
lam l.. Rouse and l.. y. Goldstone' VIII
Harry Icrts as associate
The theatre will displace four dwellings,
and will be built on the street side OIL
the propertY. IL will have seating ca
pacty Of 1000. the entrance beihS throuE"
a two story building, which ~ now oel"s
remodelled to contain seven stores pe
sides the entrance to the theatre. when
&c to he a combination motion picture ana
vaudeville enterprise. The contract Tor
construction has been given to II. IL.
eddie & Co.
Klein & jackson purchased this prop
erty last April, through the Douglas Roo-
inson. Charles S. Brown Company. from
the Oceanic Investing Company. com
posed of A. T.. Thorne, G. l.. Nichols ana
a. G. Milbank. and then took pach d
| lease for twenty-one years with the PRIV.
lege Of renewals. one block north' AZ
the southwest corner of 9Oth street an
other similar project will he ouilt ny
Robert Goelet.
The Charles +. Moves Company has re-
sold for Alfred G. Carstcn, for all cash.
No n Pearl street, the northeast corner
of Cccnties Slip. four story buildihE
covering a lot 25x6lx irregular. The prop
ertv was bought by Mr.. Carsten. repre-
ecnting certain kaeEelbehn heirs, In the
auction room on Thursday at the sa'o
conducted by :. Goldstickcr. The NoyeS
Company was the bidder up at the SAFE
but the property was Knocked down 10
Mr. Carston for S2foo. subsequently,
the Moves Company purchased the prop
ertv for n client, Mr. Carstcn being rep
resented by Rabe x Keller, attorneys.
The corner has been occupied for twenty
four years by Stecker & Kugelmann. the
purchaser is an investor.
14sD STREET The Lloyd construction Com,
pany Manuel Goldberg president rs reporter
10 have sold the Wastbourne, six STORY
apartment house. on plot 1olON99ll Feet
near Broadway.
ERIGGs AVENUE-H. t. Phelps has sold
for tho William Ocs.iIS Company two hNc
,forv now law houses. Nos. .j9l and 2jf'
Briggs avenue. on a plot pNSj feet.
CLINTON NNENt e brooks 4 Momand
have resoli FOR David fasinsky to a client lo'
Investment the property 80. .Di6 clinton az"
I rue a nyc story fathouse IN a Tot i5hi-p iccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
FINE LOTS AT AUCTION
Long Island City Parcels To BE
Sold To day.

Tho Jere Johnson jr. Company will sell
at absolute auction to-day on the prem
iscs li6 fully improved lots in Long Island
city, located al the junction Of Thomson
avenue. the new 200 foot Queens Boule-
vard and Grccnpoint avenue. The lots
are on Bliss street, the new dual subway
station street: Carolin street and Gosnan
Nelson and Anable avenues
The contractors are making rapid prog
ress with the construction OF the dual
rapid transit system ON Thomson avenue,
directly I'm front of the lots tn be- sold.
lnterborough subway trains viii run
through the Belmont tube and stop at
Bliss street station right at this property.
while Brooklyn Rapid Transit subway
trains and Intcrborough elevated trains
will cross the bridge and also stop at this
station Every important centre in Man
haitian. Brooklyn and The Bronx can be
reached for a single five cent fare. The
estimated running time by the dual sub
way system TO 42d street will be but eight
minutes.
In view Of the great commercial devel-
opment in Long Island CITY Immediately
adjoining the lots 10 be sold to-day and
because the property will be connected In
1914 for five cent fare with all parts Of
Manhattan the sale has attracted more
than ordinary attention among both large
and small investors.
The commercial growth OF Long Island
| City has already become so great that
owners of manufacturing establishments
are unable to find housings for their
workmen and their families.
! AS soon as the new subway extensions
have been completed the eastward flow of
population from Manhattan will undoubt-
! eddy be so great that lot prices in Long
Island City will rapidly approximate those
| in Manhattan, and much more than or
binary profits will undoubtedly accrue to
purchasers Of lots in this sale
! These lots have been fully improved
with sewers, cement sidewalks and curbs,
brick cutters, etc, all Of which have been
laid under city supervision and accord
ing to city specifications The streets are
all on city grade and are macadamiZed.
The owners state there will be no assess
| ments for any work of this kind. This
sale will begin at 1880 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas T.. Gilman 4 Co leased an
apartmcn, of ten rooms and three baths
i'm No so Park avenue. corner OF DIST
street. for W j. Matheson TO George w.
n. Allen: an apartment AT NO 80 Easi
Sist street. corner Of Park avenue. "a
Alexander Gordon. and NJ No. li2 East
Goth street for Mrs. Louis Nelson To Miss
\. Y. :. Mitchell.
Worthngtou Whtehousc rented apart
mcnts at No. 405 Park avenue, thirteen
rooms and four baths. furnished. for Mrs
e. \. Post 10 -. l.. Green; at No; ~
East 10Th street. with Douglas i. Eli-
man n Co. 10 y. VI Baldwin. 9. VI. ocl-
rclis: at No. % West 18th street 10 X. Z.
81 George. l.. II. Schcy and Nils Flor
man: at No T.. West 4fth street for l.. ..
Alnro. a furnished apartment TO Eustace
l.. Gibbs. also furnished apartment IN the
Ianghnm 10 Mrs. Charlos IlendcrHOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.1
Y Philadelphia, Nov. loving to the fact tina;
manufacturers are operating cautiously, pend
ing developments that will follow the coming
OF free wool, the local market is quiet with
prices about the as last week. The
weakest tendency II shown in neeces, which
will suffer more from competition Of foreign
woods than will territories. values OF which
fairly steady on desirable grades. The
mills generally are pretty well employed, but
claim that their business shows no profit The
small supply In quarter blood feeces is the
only thing that maintains the price In this
grade and will have to decline 10 compete with
lie imports OF the same grade. The mills are
only buying as their needs demand II, and
there is more and more OF holdback man
ner az the time approaches for the free
schedtne 10 40 into effect. While II Is a fact
cha, there have been sales. they have been in
some instances ~ cents pound lower than
the same GTsoes brought year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
NOVEMBER Z.

Margaret Cameron to Marie Winters:
$1,000
Fisher Levine and ano to Dorothea War
saver 500.
Ferdinand 6 Kneer to Rsqua Curry 81
Lena Frank 10 Samuel Katz. 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Robert
Ferguson: $4,000.
Same to Fannie VI Kahn: $1,000.
David stewart to Alice r Brown 81 600
Mary e Stewart TO Calvin stevens: $1,000
Thos W Butts. trustee, TO Calvin A stevens
ct al. trustees: $1,000
Morton G Fitch and ano cxrs. to Ceres
Union; 81. 500
Theodore Finks, indv and extrx, to Rutger
Panten; $1,000.
Virginia Mackav Smith to Mary T Casey.
800
Charlotte f Alis TO Mary G Stewart $4,000
Archibald II " Sinclair TO German Savings
Bank; 5000
Same TO same; $50 900
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Bankers
Trust co, trustee. $4,000
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Co 10 Hen
rietta Erhart: 10000.
Leopold Hess 70 Frederick w Marks: 81 700
Marie Miller to Lillian VI Hank 500
Herbert Fischer TO Harry Gruber; 81
Flora T. Solomon TO Herbert Fischer: 81
Emma Gctt et al, admrs, to Emma Gett 81
al admrs: 81
New York Title Insurance Co TO German
Savings Bank; $4,000.
Francis l. Wandel to Amory Stevens;
$4,000
Townsend wandeIl, exr to Charlotte f Alli,:
SIC 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
BUYS ESTATE IN CATSKILL
Princess Lwoff Parlaghy, of Hungary
Gets 100-Acre Tract.

Princess Lwof Parlaghy. Of Hungary,
who has lived at the Plaza Hotel for the
last five years, yesterday purchased a
fine estate in the Catskill Mountains. The
property is a lO0-acre place. with a man
sion. barn. stables and outbuildings,
known as Deer Park, in Haines Falls.
~ Y, and was sold to the princess by
Klein & Jackson.
The property was originally developed
by Dr. Zweighaft. who occupied IL until
his death few years ago, when il was
sold to Max Marx. The latter disposed OF
IL TO the present sellers in an exchange
last June for the Theodore b. Starr es-
tate at No 200 Fifth avenue.
Deer Park was held at $4,000, and II
will be remodeled by the princess, who
intends 10 occupy the place as her coun-
try home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
APPLICATIONS TO LIST.

Application to list the following securi-
ties has been made TO the New York
Stock Exchange:
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company,
$50 OOO. 900 additional ordinary capital stock.
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Com
pany. SIG. 495. 800 preferred stock voting
trust certificates: also s26.OOOOO0 common
stock voting-trust certificates.
South and North Alabama railroad
Compcny. 81, 1872, 600 additional consolidated
mortgage 5 per cent guaranteed coupon
bonds due 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08

Brady to Gustavus Robitzek; sc. 500: attorney.
Harry Robitzek. 1872 Nassau ST.
WEST Sd (Amity) ST, =. IS Il of
Thompson 81. 25x90; oct 20. 1879: Hermann
and Eliza CHAMBER To Anna NJ KretZmer; 81 =
coo: attorney. New York Title Insurance Co
49, Broadway
WEBSTER AVE. $ e cor OF 1slth ST. runs
COX SJx 4Jx TX n 4J6 TO S 1s4th 81
30 to beg: Aug 3, 1906: Ellen. wife Mar
tin Kirby. TO the Female Academy OF the
Sacred Heart 5000: attorney, James A
Deering. 135 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
FINE moNTcLAIR ESTATE SOLD.

T.. ". t'rawloy & Bros. have sold the
property Of the late Thomas T. Reid, on
South Mountain avenue. 90 +. i. Parish.
OF Montclair for approximately 5000
tn, Reid mansion. with it, surround ngs,
ls one of the show places of Montclair.
one OF it's interior features Is a 8-fOot
mahogany dining room. The house has
fourteen rooms. a formal garden and
10000 garage are also features Of the
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

The j +. Whiion-Stuart Company
rented the five story. &o-foot American
basement dwelling house. No i6 Fast '2d
street. for Robert ELEPHANT TO Mrs.
James y. Loary.
Tompkus Mcllvaine rented his dwelling
house. No. ila East 3Sth street, 90 ".
Fornog Morgan
Douglas l. Gilman & co. leased for
the estate Of Hannah J. Hull the four
story dwelling house No. l,6 East i2d
street To Carl Goldbach.
Ludwig g. Traubc has rented the pri-
yate dwelling house No. 50 East Goth
street. Tor number Of years, 20 Abra-
ham Hcligott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
BUSINESS LEASES.

Spear & co. have rented for the West
Twenty-sixth Street Corporation the sew
enth loft i'm No. 81 10 81 West 18th street
to the MAY Department stores Company
for long term Of years.
NJ q J.. Hess leased the sixth loft at
No. 40 West 18th street To Raphael q
Cohen. the fifth loft at No. 9O3 To 800
Broadway TO William Stickel & Co and
the fifth loft at Nos. lJl and lo3 West 18th
street To Salim Shohh.
y. Brigham Hall & William ID. Blood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS.
WEST SIDE.
COURTENAY. So Central Park West.

COURTENAY. So Central Park West.
10 rooms. baths, occupying entire noor.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
Office, No. 1854 Broadway. between Seth and
3Tth sts until o'clock p. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch Offices
at the regular rates until s o'clock p. M. viz.
US 9th ave-, cor. 18th St; 1914 East i4th ST.;
257 West 42d ST. between 7th and sth ayes
2G3 West 125th St; 1888 East 125th ST.. 1888
Sd ave: 170S LIST ave. near s9th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
SCULPTOR BUYS ESTATE.

John Crawford sold for Harrison y.
Vedder his country estate AZ Nestport'
Conn, to James r.. Fraser. the sculptor.
The property consists of thlrty-hVe acres
with a fine old dwelling. built more than
one hundred years ago, tue interior Oh
which has been thoroughly modernlZed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessees)
NOVEMBER 4


AVE a. cor I'D ST, store; Adam Moran
10 VIM Elvers; yrs from oct /, 1913; 81. 200
address. SjS Eagle ave.
MONROE ST. -. all; Wolf Somer and anc
10 Louis Williamson; 3 yrs from Dec |, 1918
S3.Sl6. address. % Monroe ST.
FREMONT AVE, 1913, ALL Philip and Franz
Becker to John Dietrich: I-l2 yrs and 2 me
from Nov II, 1913; slso0; address, 1913 Tire
mont ave.
ETH ST, 10 East, store floor; J Aller
Townsend ana ano to Louis Aslmakls; . yr'
from oct I. 1913; $720; address 10 East 10th st
10Th ST. 236 East. store. Santo Ftumefreddt
to Giuseppe Sorce; 4s-l2 yrs from June |
1913: $50: address 23G East 18th ST.
37TI! ST. 2ii 10 2I5 West 10Th floor: Mar
mac construction 60 to Caulon Press Cor
poraton: 10 WIS from Feb I, 1914; 5000; ad-
dress. ~ Fulton Il.
42D ST III West. store and BASEMENT Apex
Leasing Co to Huylers Corporation: 29-l2 yf.
from Aug I. 1913, SIC 600; address. ~ lrvinS J.
10TH ST 1862 West. all; Francis y Gilhe'
10 John Harvey and anO; ) yrs from March J.
1913. 81 100: address. ga Gates ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER Z.

18TH ST. $50 East; Benjamin shnewert agt
Herbert II Herman, owner and contractor
Sl09 30
i25TH ST. ~ West: Philip Baum sgt
Militant Denton, owner; Henrietta Roser,
contractor: S53j.
WENDOVER AVE, $40 TO "a: Abraham g
Milman agt Cunard Realty Co. owner and
contractor; Sl31.
5iST Sr, 50 West: John T Williams agt 33
West Fifty-lrst Street CO, Ltd owner aud
contractor; 81 $50.
BAYARD ST. A.; Osborn Sash and Door Co
agt Marcus ct al, owners; Harris Cohen.
contractor: S2S.
ssTH ST. 70 East: Morris Leve agt Jscob
Mayors. owner and contractor: $40.
Sd AVE, 1881; Kaly Lumber Co agt John
Lenten owner; Max Weinstein. contractor;
s2S 80.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 34S: Samuel Cohen ast
John Samues, owner; James Parr. contractor;
S25 80.
MADISON AVE. 60; Colwell Lead Co sgt
Elizabeth r Pevison. owner and contractor; W
Il Williams. Son & Co, contractors; 500 81.
EDGEcOMBE AVE, " =, opposite ! Or
continuation Of f53d st. 75XlOo: Hudson Wreck
ing and Lumber 60 agt Great Centres Realty
Co oprer and contractor; Samuel Green. con-
tractor; $50 81.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 7.
S9TH ST. | East; Robert Rossman Co sgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
SELLS ROCkkWAY COTTAGE.

The Lewis VI. May Company has sold
for Edward Bracken Corey the Brcckcn-
ridge cottage. fronting on Atlantic avenue.
Far Rockaway. Long Island, TO client
who will improve FOR occupancy. The
sale included plot Of lots facing Atlantic
avenue. which will be improved with. cot
taees The property was held at $lh,VN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
nv Telegraph to The Tribune. !

st. Louis. Nov. 7.-CATTLE-Receipts l.,
steers. 81 J0as9 30; yearlngs. 81 1880 81;
heifers. S. 45dss 30: cows 81 4Oas7 10: South
ern steers 81 401ST G5. HOGS-Receipts. s.
500: active and Zoe higher: choice medium 10
heavy weights. 81 ooass: bulk OF sales 81 70a
go packers go =. ;9qs' ~: Fs ghss, "a
1000. good grades IN demand and steady
lambs So 25d$7 IS: Gull lambs 81 50GSG,
mutton sheep. 81 2JdS4 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
GETS BAILEY AVENUE HOUSES.

The three two story dwelling houses al
No. 300 to 2526 Bailey avenue, sold al
auction on Thursday by Herbert \. Sher-
man. went to the plaintiff, John >. wilson
on a bid OF 1000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
The Bronx.

BOSTON RID. Z. 4s5 n Of 166th st, IoS
las lOx70xI57.6: Normal Construction co "a
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co, loo
broadway. Nov q; due Oct !, 1914 per
BOSTON RID. W s. 1852 Il Of 166th at.
40 tx lrreg: same to same; Nov 8; due Oct l.
1914: per cent. $1,000 go am
BOSTON RID. " cor of Spring Fl. l,'N
20 sxfO0 ix775: Louise 4 shepherd ct al. in
div and as exrs. TO Title Guarantee and trust
Co. IT6 Broadway; Nov 8; due. etc. as per
bond; si2.0O
FOREST AVE, =. 1919 n OF l6lst 81,
Savings Bank. i57 4th ave; Nov 3: si2O0.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. l'o
IOTs 81 and 81. map Hunters estate; Ro-
ave: Nov ;. due as per bond $3.50 attorney
u \ Montani 90S Broad st.
lot 211 map Gleason property: John J.
Hannigau 10 German American Building aha
Loan Association, l I'd ave; Nov g: due nov
g. 1923: per cent: 5000; attorney iU'e
Guarantee and Trust 60. l76 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY. same TO same lprlpl
mtg 81 600. Nov 4. duo Nov 8. 1913; D per
cent. g. 600. same attorney.
MARMION AVE. . s. 81 n Of FsIrinouI,'
pL six: clinton ave, cor of 10th 81
10 5Ng02. clinton ave. $50. $. II 2Nso =
Intcrcity Land and Securities co 10 Rental
due June g. 1914: per cent; Nov q: N2l'ooo
TOPPING AVE. W g $50 n ~ 10th 81
25xlOO. John @ Walter 10 Robert l. woods
DronNvillc Y: Nov >; yrs. per cent
WEBSTER AVE. " = 7s.s n OF 19sth ST.
o5xI23 .. Duo 90 10 David Faith. 1879 DIM
stead ave: Nov g: due as per bond; $1,000.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co, l'e
Broadway.
i52D 81. 5. 200 Il W Of Morris. ave
asyi0o Michael ! Figliolo ct al to Annie
1'airaano Workers \ Y prior mtg $4,000
Nov /. mos interest as per bond; $3.50.
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active and 1Od15c higher: light. 81 45dss:
mixed. s745Gss 10; heavy. s7356ss 10;
rough, 81 35Gs7 %: pigs. s5Gs7 g.. CAT
TLE-Receipts. $500; slow and weak:
beevcs, SO 90 a 50 20: Texas steers, SO so n
81 g.; stockers and feeders. 81 90m 81 6j:
cows and hefers. SO 259ss 10; calves. s7a
$1l %. SHEEP-Receipts. %. 900: active and
generally steady: natives. 81 10aS5 20. year
linss. IS $3.50 %; lambs, native. S. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08

which Timothy D sullivan ct al had on July
u. 1913 or since s Gibboney. atty, ad-
journed TO Nov "A.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph =. Day.
NORRIS AVE, 1910. $, 2ll.7 II Of Ire
mont ave. 40 7x1l0X3S Ok, sly tenmt; 10 the
plaintiff for $780, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos II and 10 Vesey street:
At General Postofiice:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and attor-
new
Interest per cent unless otherwise sta'ea'
NONEMBER L