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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Wcstchester Trust co, gdn, to Clara . L
Martens. 81
James Gaulv to Michael Ganiy; 81.
Ernst + Kaase TO Luigi de Francisco
81. 900
Martin ! Kenny 90 Emma Wagner. 81 600
Thomas Callahan TO Edna Polak 500.
Harry A Weber 10 James DeYlin. 81.
Harry T johnson TO Agency Realty and
Mortgage Co $4,000
Carrie Schcrz 10 Adam Neumanu; S2.2od
Elsie Ingraham to Annie Mcdowell
s.. 600
Same 10 Elizabeth 7. Thomasson; $1,000.
Same 20 Matthias Nicoll trus. s2S5T.
Same TO Wilson NJ Powell. ir; Slel
Same 10 Mary I. Spear 100000.
william Mitchell to Isabella Mitchell
sluO
New York Life Insurance and Trust co
10 New York Life Insurance and Trust Co
Hdn: t2 assts: 1874 $50
hlonzer Marshall 10 Theresa Faust; 800
Excelsior Savings Bank 81 the city ~
New York to Lawyers Mortgage Co: $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 United
States Mortgage and Trust Co. 10000
Emma @ Badgcley to Elizabeth N Man
gan: $4,000.
Fulton Trust Co to william Rose; 81
500.
Nellie NJ Phelps and ano exrs. to Bank
for savings. $4,000.
Peter G. Eckhardt exr. 10 New York Title
Insurance Co: $4,000.
Union Dime Savings Bank 10 Robert c
Rathbone 81 al; assts; $4,000.
Camille Corho TO Rosa Rezzo: So 600.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Martin
Pless: 500.
Adolph Freifeld TO George Frelfeld;
81 GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11

August Herkscher has purchased from
the New England Mortgage Security Com
pany a five story business building at No.
500 TO 313 Madison avenue, on plot 52.6X
90 feet
II is understood that MIR. Heckscher viii
erect tall office structure on the site
which adjoins the southeast corner OF 42d
street. The purchase price is said to be
$3.50. 600
Hall J. How & Co. sold for the estate
OF Edward Crowley the plot OF four lots
al the northwest corner of Ninth avenue
and 2i5th street 1O0xlOO feet The prop
erty is free and clear, and was purchased
by r. c. Galardi & Co, builders, who
gave in exchange the new five story apart
ment house Nos 50 and 81 Vermilyea ave
nue.. on plot 50x1OO feet, located 30 feet
north of Academy street; also the plot OF
two lots on the west side Of Post avenue
200 feet north of Dyckman street, 5oX
$50 feet The transaction involves about
$3.50
Contracts were signed Yesterday for the
sale of the Colonial dwelling house, No.
32S West 74th street, adjoining Riverside
Drive, opposite the Charles NJ Schwab
mansion. The purchaser is said to nave
given other property in part payment
Axelrad & Fenberg. have leased for the
Realty and Commercial Company No 6lo
In 622 West 18th street, two six story
elevator apartment houses, each S'NlOO
feet: also No. 6l3 TO GIG West 1fAth
street. two Ave story apartment houses
each 5OxlOO feet The lessee Of the four
houses is Benjamin Winter, who takes
the property for period OF five years al
all aggregate rental Of about $4,000.
other sales announced yesterday fol-
low:
STi STREET Samuel Cans has resold No.
81 East Sth street, i've story trnclitn'
house on lot 25N95l II feet, near ANenle y"
a M. MOskowitz The seller acquired th'
property recently from the Grossman investing
10TH STREET The hye story nathouse
on lot 2JNlO0 II feet. at No. - Elisi lu'.h
street near Madison avenue, Is reported 20
9. shaw. who acquired u last April from
NINTH AVENI'E-The Duff & Brown com
pany has sold for Minnie Absberg the plot. o.
MOO feet. on the east Side ot Ninih avenue
80 feet south OF 2iGth street. John j. hcaiL
the restaurateur. IS the buyer. and he viii
improve the property with an ice plant
18TH STREET.-MOrris Kite has sold for
the MURRAY estate 10 stephen kaldronics No.
443 East 18th street nyo-stpry tenement
house on lot 25XlOb.j feet.
HILL ANENt' r. - Jor,nZ StraCk has sold
for Philip T. Mckinley 40. 3222 Hun avenue.
A one family dwelling house. ON plot i5NluO
feet. to Conrad a. schweitzer. for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

William ~ White q Sons have leased
space at Nos. l3l and 1873 Blocker street
to the Italian Toscano Company. and also
in No. l29 TO 1876 Charlton street to Candy
Brothers Manufacturing Company.
Henry |. Cooper has leased floors and
Offices in the Union Building 30. - Union
Square West: the seventh. eighth and
ninth floors to the b. &. Roofing Com
pany, f. j. Crowley Reichert a Seruya,
the Niagara Silk Mills and NJ. Cooper N
Co.. OF Japan.
Tucker, speyers & 90. leased for Robert
II. DAVIS TO Paul SarrOcco tine fourth
floor IN No. IS West iJtn street, Tor "A
term of years.
Louis Schrag leased for Henckcn &
HaaTen the building No lC8 West 18th
street TO Baraldi Bollardi. Tor nve
years, at A.vD per annum.
y. Brigham Han and William ID. Blood
good leased the parior floor store al NO.
s2Z Madison avenue northwest corner Of
Tod street, 10 Abraham Goruon, for a
term OF years.
Moore a Wyckoff leased for term Of
years Tor the Clement &. Moore estate
No. 1873 TO ISL Eighth avenue 10 SpieSer
Brothers.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. Inc, leased
for Gilbert r. Rafferty, OF Pittsburgh, the
dwelling house at No. "a East 3sth street
10 Franklin .. Brown, OF Redmond q
co.
Pease & Gilman leased for Mrs. Frank
lin Bartlett the dwelling house at No %
East 91st street TO George II. Oney, for
a term OF years.
The Duross Company has leased In
conjunction with William 4. Ware the
second loft I'm No. 1879 Franklin street
southeast corner Of Washington street,
to h. l.. Baker, for a term OF years; also
store and basement I'm No. 3gi Greenwich
street for the Empire State Surety Com
pany 10 Yohalem 4 Diamond. for term
OF years
The Charles +. Noycs Company has
leased the entire ninth floor at Nos. II
and l6 East 33d street for the Lisle Realty
Company 10 the Moore & Harlow Com
pany: also the entire tenth floor or the
Heptagon Building. No. l43 TO 1f Waverlv
Place. for Martha NJ. and Agnes Hall
20 the Standard Scientific Company.
Both leases are for term Of years.
The Herman Arms Company has leased
for George Kern 10 Henry Clomann. for
a term OF years. the property at Nos.
"a and 1856 Eighth avenue. tWo five story
triple fathouses. Mr.. Clomann VIII eX-
tensively alter and modcrnIZe these
buildings and rent the apartments fur
nIshed.
Corn e. Co. have leased from plans for
the Karnack Realty Company 800
square feet IN the building which is be
ing erected at No. rs 10 40 West 30th
street TO Knobel e. Bloom. and for Web
ster B. Mabie & Co. the store and base
ment AZ No % West Path street TO Fine
man Brothers.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

for turpentne was a little hrmer ar 80 &C
but no change was made in the local price
Rosin firm and higher and tar quiet
OHS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc,
troleum was steady at ST0c for standard
white in bbls at New York. 49,.
NCE-Steady and unchanged. WIN lls NJ
offerings and frmness on the part OF Souln-
ern mills Purchases confined TO small lo'S
for immediate requirements.
SUGAR-Renned strong and higher on the
basis Of & soc Cor fine granulated, althouE u
II was said that few lots might De dvdh
able at the old price. Trading active WIN
consumers apparently anxious buyers. raw
sales were reported Of about looOoo baEs 10.
August shipment on tho basis OF nc. c"S'
end freight Quotations were: Ccntrtugal,
90 test 354d3.61c: muscovado. 50 test 3V4
d3.llc and molasses, 70 test. 2.'9d SUI; 80. ~
Iondon beet sugar was quiet and little
easier, the early cable quoting July al Us
I'D August at 9s 30 and October Deccmhtr
at % Cd, while bids on the curb were JuI+
.qs It'd August 9s 80 and october Decemorr
~ sud London reported the worlds visible
supply Of sugar al 100000 tons, against
z D3O week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. July TO- 1918.
BEEVES Receipts, 20 cars. or l,ls3 head
all for slaughtcrcrs Feeling steady 10
strong Dressed beef firm; native sides, l2p
CANES Receipts. 20 head; all for the
market Trade limited for lack of stock.
Feeling steady. Common to prime veals
sold al S9asi2 per 100 ID. Pressed calves
firm. CITY dressed vcals. l4l2 a IL nc, few
1Sc: country dressed. l3H ljl2c
Sales-Tobn 4 shannon: IL pennsylvania
veals. 1856 10 average, at Sl2 per 100 10; =
80 h. 50: Virginia, 1I5 ID. Sll; J, 30 10, 81
: Sanders: . Virginia veals, l@9 Id. $40 30.
Mcpherson a Co: Maryland Neas' i'o
10, Sl1.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, % cars
or 23G head: 10 cars on sale. sheep firm
lambs strong. especially for the under
grades Good 10 prime sheep (ewesl sold at
50 5OaS5 per 100 10, culls, 50; medium TO
prime lambs s. 80 50; culls, 81. Dressed
mutton frm at So al &c, dressed lambs at
Saics-Kerns Commission Company: 26l
virginia lambs. Gi 10 average, 50 per 100 10
lO5 60 10. 81. zoe o. ID. 80; 2id' % TO- w.
Il sheep ,ewesl, 1872 10. s..
Tobin & shannon: 80 Kentucky LAMBS ~
H. 81. .O7.T1 10. 50: 1919 Virginia. 60 ID, W
on 65 H. 50: -. o. H. 50; II culls - 10.
81. Pennsylvania lambs. 90 lib. - 90 :
sheep III 10. 50: - culls 81 10, -.
s Sanders us Virginia lambs, 81 H. "
Mcpherson & Co: Isl Maryland lambs o'
10. 50: 10 sheep. go 10, 81 30. .o
Newton &. Co: AS Virginia lambs 6S 10 ~.
uOGS-Receipts, ) cars. or 90 head
mainly for slaughter. Feeling trlhe easier
Good medium weight hogs sold at 81 30 per
100 No.
Sales-Tobin & shannon: IA Pennsylvania
hogs. 1856 10 average, at 50 80 per 100 Id.
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF lessee
FOREST AVE. 1856 all; Adolph Lowy 10
Herman Miller. yrs from July /. $4,000.
address. l2pJ Amsterdam ave.
LAFAYETTE st, ~ and ~. 18th noor
Alfred II Rau 20 Samuel Berg yrs from
Oct !. 1918; $500. address, 1890 Madison
ave.
LUDLOW ST. I56 basement noor; Doro-
thea Roblasd 20 Barney Rabnowitz and
ano: yrs. MAJ !. 1913. to May !. 1916.
$500 aldress on premises
NASSAU ST. - and ~ y basement:
Reuben ) Goldsmith ct al TO Joseph Zalaz-
mix and ano: yrs from Sept I. 1913.
50. 500; address, IS Division 81.
TIMPSON PLACE. ca. all. Ellen QuE-
Ian To Eugcnio Nocchiero. . yrs from July
/. 1919. $3.50: address. $40 Tlmpson place
30 AVE cor OF I2d st. store; william
Nolk 10 Regina Singer; yrs : mos from.
oct !. 1913; $500; address. 5ol LeNins-
ton ave
9TH AVE. ST.. store. etc; Matilda - Bein-
hau"r 10 Sicgfri"d Simon . yrs from May I,
1919 $1,000. address 1920 Madison ave.
22D ST. 533 10 j37 West, - TjNDS9. all
Mar" sherman to American Tobacco co;
10 yrs from May 20. 1913. TO May 1928
81. 600; address. III 9th ave.
lGnTH ST. ii5 East. store; John ~ Quigg
10 Philip Reiner: yrs from June !. 1913
$500. address l2On Brook ave.
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THE COTTON MARKET
Opens Steady, Holds Quiet, and
Closes at a Decline.

There was not much doing in the cotton
market yestC rday, fluctuations were no;
large, and with offerings tending to in
crease on the bulges prices dropped, clos
ing at practically the low OF the day on
near positions. Last figures were at net
drop Of TO points. Houston reported
the first bale Of the new crop there yester-
day, which is about eight days later than
last year. and considerably behind the
average Of recent seasons. Southern spot
markets were unchanged, and the local
market was quiet at l235c for middling
upland: no sales. Local contract prices:
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asI 20: LIMA BEANS, crate or basket, 81
6rS3: OKRA. crate or basket. Sl4s2 20.
PEPPERS. Florida carrier. SOC d$l; 9-lll
tox. S1@Sl 10; without tills: VI 20a$2' JeI-
Soy builnose DoX SlGS1 30: PEAS. 81
81 81: SQUASH. Hubbard and marrow, Dbl
crate. S1GS1 %: white or yellow box. 500
75c; basket. - 4G5c; TCRNlPs. rutabaga.
100 punches. $i4S2: TOMATOES. Florida.
fancy. carrier $2HS2 so; choice, 81 1On 81
common 75c d$l 30; Mississippi fat case
81 1O6x1 IL. Delaware Maryland and viz
ginia S-basket carrier. 81 j0dS1 Gj: 6-bas-
ket carrier. 81 IJGS2: Baltimore, 6-basket
carrier. 50 70 u -. Jersey Monmouth COUNTY
hnthn,1sn I'm haaket 81 5OGS1 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11

Kansas CRY July o-HoGS-Receipts.
5000: lower. bulk. $500 s. -; heaNy' - -
s. So: packers and butchers - sou - , or,
rLE-Reccipts, 1000 including QUO south
ems, steady: prime fed steers. - 4oG 81 S@ =,
dressed beet So 81 50; S0 heigers 81
s. Gj sioCkers ana feeders 50 5OdS So bulls
- 25n 81. calves Sc jOa 81 -. SHEEP-hc'
lnes. $3.50 SO -; wethers, 81 5Ogsj 90
chicago. July iO-HOGs-R Receipts q 900
weak. 5p tOc lower; bulk Of sales - 80 q
50 o. light IS 10 81 -: mixed. - 90 a
Sg15. heavy. IS 45aS90j rough. s. 40 a
IS G5: pigs. 81 - q 50 10. CATTLE-Recelpt,
$500: steady to loo lower; calves strong 70
sc higher: beeves. 81 - as9 -; TcNa;
steers, Sass 20: stockers and feeders, - ~
n 81 90 COWS ana heifcrs, 81 81 s. :"
calves. ssaS1O -. SHEEP-Rcceipts ,'VgU
s. 30. warnings. s. 5OGS7 20; native lambs
80 cin@nnati. july iO-CATTLE.,R Receipts
u6: steady; steers; s. IS s.. heifsrs' TX
aSlo HOGs-Rcccipts' f,21s' SLOW esJ ,H
ers SaNSg1O: common sows. - 90 - ~
pigs and lights. So 5oa 50 -; stays, 81 90
e. 5 ic 8, 81. lambs active. 81 5OasS.
East Buffalo July 10-CAT teceip ~
100. steady. NEALsLaRecG,,,piS 80, sJ,,n'
. 400. SLOW. 1Oa15c lower; heavy ," az
50 30. mixed. 50 5ogS9 60; Workers ana plg ;
50 - n 90 60: roughs. ~ luoN y % &c = :
SG 5O6s7 30. diaries. 50 l5d$9 20. SHEET
NND LAMRS-Rcccipts, 500; active year
linee SOC higa,r; others steady; lambs ;? -
Z, 81 ~. warnings SdS7 20, wethcrs. ;! :.
@S5 Il. cv.s. g 50a 81: sheep, mixed, 50 ],
IPy Telegraph to The Tribune
ST Louis July 1O-CATTLE-Rccei Is
3 coo: fairly active and steady steers - =
a IS So hcifers. 81 20aSS 30. cows. 50 80 n
81 20. Southern. steers. 81 lOmSS. HOGS
Receipts. $500. active al strong prices
choice light to medium weights. $40 ~ ~
bulk OF sales. IS ~ a go o.: packers 81 80 n
50. lights. s. G0GS9. pigs. 81 I3HSN -
SHEEP-Receipts $500, sheep STEADY
lambs &C lower. spring lambs, SO 'od - "
culj lambs. 81 5Oas6: mutton sheep, So q
tBy Telegraph 70 The Trounel
Louisville July 10.-SHEEP And LAMBS
Receipts 1871: four days, 3H5iH mark''
slow 10 steady; top lambs. Y n &c; sec
onds. "a. d61.c: culls 3ia a SC: fat sheep. IN
q &c: medium, 2is a 3izc; common, la2'sc.
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$4,000 NEW THEATRE.

Plans have been filed for a one story
hreproof moving picture show at Nos. 6o'
and 600 West li7th street. extending u
shaped To No 1893 Broadway. II Will have
a frontage of 50 feet on the street and .
feet on Broadway, and is to be construct
I'd on property which was recently leased
for a term Of sixty-three years.
IL will have roof open air show, AS
well as an interior show. George f.. Pei
ham is the architect The lHth-listh street
Corporation (Mortimer &. RosenDautl'
PRESIDENT is the owner The cost mas
been placed at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11
WESTMINSTER SALES.

Angel & co. sold for A. T. Doty his
house Ia Fern Clin. Scarsdale, TO II. Rose
Clark: also resold the same to Percy w.
Gaylor: also sold two lots on Brown Place
for August Rcppergor. and rented tne
the Rev. Mr. Miller.
Marshall a. Remsen sold the propert!
formerly belonging TO the late l'aNina NJ.
Horton at Smith. William and Grove
streets, Port Chester, y. Y, to jules +.
and Ida BOnJOur.
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LIS PENDENS.

i2OTH ST, n s, 9s n e Of Pleasant ave q.
100 10; Margaret j Barker 81 al agt Ions
Lese ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. IN
10Th ST. $, 100 II W Of sth ave. 10,
30 II. 10Th ST. l07 East; 10th II, 100 Pas.
Edward l. Stewart agt Abraham Gabriel et a
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Graves 4
Miles.
GiST ST. 2il West: stephen II Jackson All
Sophie Knepper foreclosure OF mtg, si,or-
ney. n Jackson.
32D ST. n 5. 10 II W OF 5,h ave. zjYss,.
Daniel G. Malcolm agt Margaret | Hoyt ~ Al
action to foreclose mechanics Hem; sttora.y
III Hasbrouck.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(with name sad address OF purchaser and
Attorney
Manhattan
Manhattan,

AVE A, e s. 4S.lO II OF s7th ST. l5.Txsi
foreclosure June -; George L Weller. ref.
TO James Conway 3al Pearl ~; June ~,
$500. attorneys, Weber & Weber. I Beck
man II.
BEDFORD ST. 1l2. 22x50; Cambridge I.iv-
!ngstou, ref. - Law ers Mortgage Co, -
I liberty 81 foreclosure July D.. July y;
s.. 0O0; attorneys. Cary Carroll, 80 Wall ST.
COLUMBIA ST. 9s. $. 25xl00, Max
Wolf 20 Lena Bothei. on premises (mtg
$40 OOO): July y: 500
ELM ST. IS. %. fx09.3 Charles II Fiske.
ir. TO Bernhard Droge 229 East s5th 81
(mtg $4,000. July /. $50, 900. attorneys.
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LONG ISLAND TRANSACTIONS.

Ground will he broken shortly for a new
$4,000 hotel. between Washington avenue
and the Boardwalk, Belle Harbor, Rock
away Park. Long Island. by Thomas j.
Buckley and Francis X. Grady. Of Man
haitian. The structure will cover a plot
about l5O feet square
Louis S. Grenner purchased from the
estate Of Samuel w. Penny a ten room
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STRIKE VOTE ON NORTH PACIFIC

St Paul. July l0-Wages. working con-
ditions and vacations on pay are m
volved in a strike vote now being IaAei
among telegraph operators on the NORTH
ern Pacific lines. Strike ballots were sen'
out to-day to !,G31 employees in the te.s
graph Offices OF the road. The result o.
the vote is not expected FOR twelve o.
fifteen days. 1ne increase asked is % W
cant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11
BUYS VALUABLE MADISON AVE. PARCEL
AUGUST HeCksCher Purchases Property Adjoining 42d Street
Corner-TaI Business Building for Site.
DYCKMAN PLOT FIGURES IN s125O0O TRADE

house and outbuildngs on one and one
half acres of ground. on the Merrick
Road. Bayport.
The Seidel Realty Company sold Tor a
client JOxlOO feet on the easterly side OF
Eighth avenue lust north OF Vandeventer
avenue. Long Island City. The buyer VIII
erect two three story modern apartment
houses Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-11

Liverpool cables Spot. fair business doing,
AT > points advance; sales 1000 bales. spccu-
Iation and export 800; American, 1000. I'm
norris 900 Including 1000 American. Mid
ding upland. G. 7Gd Futures opened steady at
4 p1infs advance Liverpool closed steady AZ
~ Ia 2 polnts net advance. July, 6.4sisd.
Julv- August G4Siad; August-September
q 40i5d. September october. 620lgd; October
November. G.20i3d: November December ol0d
Dccember, January G.lJIzd: January February,
G.i5i4d; February March. SID; March-April,
g Isd; April May. .lDd; May-June. 62od
Iune July. q 20d Manchester-larns dulI'
cloths offers too low.
New Orleans. July 10.-Cotton prices moved
sluFelshly within narrow limits to-day Hhe
openlng was steady. unchanged TO 3 points
down combared with Yesterdays close The
close was steady al a net loss OF 3q5 points
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. july iO-CLOVERsEED, prime.
cash Sl2 -. October. s. 2Ii9; December.
IS 22ik March. $S32ia ALSIKE. prime.
october $40 -, December, SO -. TlMO-
THY prime cusn. s. J2ia August. s. 81
Scptenber. 81 57i2 October. s. - = De
cember s. CO..: March. s. 81
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

JULY 10.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. vs.. 1874
OF lT8th st, 50 1Oxl07sx irreg, City Real "a
tate Co loans Dryer Building Co. lnc
$4,000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. 5Iion
OF 10th st, so jx9l.6: same loans same SIS 90
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. July lO-Wheat prices advanced to
dav on account Of bullsh crop figures and be
cause Of aroused foreign demand. The close.
although easy. was = 10 &c above last night
corn finished = TO &c w. oats or "a 10 &c
and provisions varying from &c decline 10 a
rise Of lJc. Range OF prices.
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CREATIONS.
JULY 10.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
4er!l ST. GIG West: to { sty ana ~
ment dwlg; N l. Tierney and Il q r vss
ia Wtsta l26th ST. owners; A Moore iS.sssai
A A Gavigan. al chitect: $4,000. 'se
The Bronx.
VAN NEST AVE, " cor Of Gara.,s
3 sty frame store and dwlg, 2ix53.l II. ~ w.
lotte Bauer. 1871 Garfield 81. owner! Hssi
Nordhem, 1857 fremont ave, architect. so.,
So AVE. 3O27. sly frame store -,
dwIg 22.Sx50. William Ebling. 100 81 Az.
ave, owner: FREQ Hammond. 39l East I.a,'
ST. architect; cost. $500.
BEAUMONT AVE, cor OF ls3d o.,
Schrank, on premises. owner; Israel Goa
smith. 7j4 East 16lst ST. architect: cor,
s 600
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ir u = Inrr.ham & 90.

~ u. f. Ingrshsm 4 60.
isT AVE. 80, cor OF a:d 81. 2tSNioS;
sty tenmt and stores. Sid TO 'he piaIutn
By Joseph r. Day
3STH ST. go West r. 1905 n Of sih
I ave. ~. GxHS ,, sly tenmt and stores. sold
TO thc plaintiff Tor so. oa6.
LESCN AVE. cor OF 1870 At I'llrsoI
/ i.4I1 10 1881 ~ \ 5OONl99 lOX6sj. vacant,
! adjourned TO July II.
isT AVE. 2020 ana 203i $ 3s II Of
] IO5th st. Silks sty tenmt and stores
sold TO Jennie VEN. party In interest. for
i.GrH ST. so East s. IS 4, " OF Mad
beth c Dersch Tor $1,000.
COOPER ST. u = $50 n of 20Ith ST.
JoNIoO. vacant; sold TO the plaintiff for
BY Henry Brady
BLEECKER ST. 20 10 30. cor OF Mott
ct pOv6gN irrcg. : sty loft and store bldg
adjourned 20 August Is
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph +. Day.
CREsTON AVE. 237i. n cor OF 18th 81.
/ 241HIT2. gxI3O.JXl171 10 Grand Boulevard
ana Coucourse sty bldg also Grand Boule-
ward aud Coucourse. 1886, cor Of lS4th
~, 1876 lON6I.3 20 Ryer ave. Xii0. lNIs.5. . sly
I dwlE also erosion ave. 1872. . cor Of lslth
ST. 9Gx9j. sly dwlg; also 18th ~ East.
s s. 100 II of Creston ave. 25x95. vacant /,
ad iourncd TO July -. also
! FERRIS AVE. e :. SIS y Of nth VI .
Throg's Neck 1890. 1GINl17J 2N22l N3GSXI1.i,
sold 70 r. q Seinert for SIT, 500; also
23GTH ST. 80 East, = =. ~ n = OF Katonah
! ave. 2s.7Nl00. sly dWlg. sold TO the plain
TN for $1,000 also
23GTH sT. $50 East. :. 1909 n Of
Kaionah ave 2S6KiO1 sty dwlg. sold to
/ the plaintiff for 5000.
BY George Price.
PhRKsIDE Pr. 1858. " s. l0ill n OF
207th 81, 2jxe0 = sty dals. sold to Peter h
OHara for 50 500: also
PARKSlDE PL. 325j. 5. 1911 n n OF
20Ith 81. 2J10O, . sly dwlg. sold to Peter X
Hara for 81. $50; also
2O5TH ST East, cor OF Hall ave l00x
10. sold to the plaintiff for $1,000.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JULY 10.
The Bronx.

HATH ST, u g. s4.6T II e OF v,,h,
ave. sty brie.f stores and dwlr asnslos
Taxpayers Realty Company, Phillp law:
berg 1908 Franklin ave. pres. owner, asLea.
Del Gaudio, iOl fremont ave. architect. W
10000. so",
10TH ST, cor Of Teller ave
brick nickelette and stores. ll07xas a. w
@ & Amusement Co. simon StrancS' NE
Boston Road, pres, owner; Herman c Lyl'
$4,000 sst
BAILEY AVE. n s. Is II W OF Ca.
Place. | sty frame dwlg. 20x22: John asnhoa
rett. CAS- Jackson ave. owner; r j cnna ntr-
lam, 6iS Jackson ave. architect: cost saoo
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Colonial Holding Co ct al; Dec II ,o,,
bond); 1916 30. ''is ~
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 10

4sTH ST. 20 West: Coleman & Krause AIT
Arthur s Lewis and Blanche Weed. own
ers. 4 w Gray & Co. contractors: s1473 81.
PARK AVE, cor OF ls0th 81, la 10x
1911: f. Brady. Inc agt Henry Hem
mems and New York Edison Co. owners
william Burr & Co, contractor: $3.50 80.
BROOK AVE. Q cor OF 81 Paurs 81. t6x
100; Sanitary Tile Co agt Andrew Kitchen
Realty co, Inc, owner and contractor; $3.50
LUDLOW ST, -: Hyman Rosenbaum agt
Frank G Rose, owner and contractor: sos %.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 10.
MADISON AVE. 1891 Jake zlmman agt
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesrOOm, Nos Il and 10 Nesey
street
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COUNTRY.

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED HoV ,Sssus 4
Montclair, ~ J., to let for July an nSnysne ncfs'
a bargain. screened porch modern ~, comicf
minutes from Iackawsnna depos, X e
able Inquire $. T. CoALE. Wall s.' - -.