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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23

d. III. Jackson & Co. have bought from
the Charter Construction Company (Bins
G. Bing) Pinkney Court, seven story ele-
vator apartment house. at No. l5l to Joy
West 10th street on a plot l36.6XlW rect
II is in a section of high class apartment
houses and near the old Pinkney ana
Colonel Watts mansions. The seller re-
ouired the property recently fron Lee
Shubert in an exchange for the Garden
Restaurant, at 10Th street and Seventh
avenue.
ID. II. Jackson & Co. gave In part pay
ment eight lots. free and clear on OAK
Walnut and Watson avenues, IN INC
Bronx. The transaction involved ABOUT
$4,000. Thomas +. Roys was the broker
Other sales announced follow;
eisT sTREET-Douglas l.. Gilman 90.
have sold for the estate Of Schuyler iaul, o ~,
No lO5 East Sist street, three sloiS '-'
stoop dwelling house on lot .ONlV-'- ieeN' W
a client for occupancy -, t,..
l74TH STREET-W. f. & ". j. Brown nave
sold for Louisa a. Stelwagen No W base
i7Hh street. two story frame Two fanny
house. to Philip Wattenberg, VINO VIII ii"P'o''
II for business purposes. -. III.
PERRY ANENUE-Kurz a Uren have 500
for Mrs. Mary l.. Elmer NO; Hl tast -Vis.
street northeast corner or Perry avenue, ~
three family frame building. on plot bOxlD
feet. to an investor. -
ALDUS sTREET-The Pew Realty Corpora
ton has sold No J53 10 95i Aldus street, TWO
Ave story nathOuses on plot Axloo De'"eseh
Hoe avenue and Southern boulevard. ne
Monticello y. Y. The transaction involved
about $50. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser all
Attorney
MAY
Manhattan.

AUDUBON AVE. = q cor l7sth st. T.i0x
100. Abr Holtzberg ct al 10 Jacob Holtz-
berg 2S3 West mn st Omtg s545OO); April
10: 500; address, IA West 9th st.
BEDFORD ST. = cor Commerce st. 2lS
30: Bedford ST. ~. >. 23sx50.5x 30. cx50
(foreclosure MAY 2O). James a Foley, ref,
TO William Hassey. Rutland. VI (mtg
$50 0OOl: May 20; $1,000; attorney, Robert
& Birkhahn. 10 William st.
BULKHEAD on r. begins 250 II "
from West 1T. at = s Pier 10 Gold 25),
y X. opposite foot Barclay 81, and runs n
from said pier along bulkhead 1877 IT.:
bulshead on y II. begins $50 n W from .
West ~ at Pier lS Gold 2s), r.. op-
posite foot Murray ST. and runs from =
said pier along bulkhead 1873 II. with wharf
age and carriage rights. etc, william G. Rem
wick Il al eNrs william Renwiak to
Louise Il Brown. 49s West End ave. 25f-
~ 600 interest, being 1-20 part OF all right.
title and interest; subject to lease. etc. and
all liens; May |; 81.
SAME PROPERTY: same TO Helen r
Brown, 49s West End ave. 251-1o, 900 In
terest being 20 part OF all right. title and
interest subject as above: May !; 81.
MERCER ST. 10. n $, -. lOxlOO. Louise
friedman 10 Convent Park Construction Co.
1913 Broadway. MAY q: 500; attorney. Law
ycrs Title Insurance and Trust co. 100
Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n W cor 15sth st..
cog 3 II TO o 9 I59th ST x 411xl93.10 10 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
QUICK RESALE Of P|NKNEY COURT
OTIS in The Bronx Given in Part Payment for Seven Story
Apartment House in West 140th Street.
LITTLE TRADING REPORTED IN MANHATTAN AND BRONX

Wagner and in No IA East 10th street to
Frank r.. Wallis.
The Lewis II. May Company sold lot
the Edgemere Crest Company cottage
on the east side of Columbus avenue,
Edgemere. Long Island, TO Mrs Max SOL
ONION for occupancy.
REALTY NOTES.
J. Griffin Daughtry is the buyer OF the
dwelling house No. S64. West End ave-
nue.. sold by Susanna II. Harahan through
Earle 4 Calhoun.
The 1852 Broadway Corporation. which
recently acquired title to the FITZGERALD
Building. at Broadway and 43d street,
and the Conan & Harris Theatre. has re-
appointed Webster b. Mabie * Co. agents
for the property.
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Yester-



changed. but demand light and trading in
active Syrups steady but quiet.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine was
quiet and unchanged Rosin quiet, and tar
inactive at former prices
OiLS-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady at soc for standard white
in barrels at New York.
R1CE-There was only a quiet routine
trade in rice. but offerings were small
Crop adyices were favorable, but in alb
sence of selling pressure the market held
steady
UGAR-Although trading in refined con-
tinued quiet. the tone frmer and four
OF the leading refrcrs were asking 420c
for fine graduated. while the Federal adj
Vanccd their selling basis to Also. Raw
steady with prices unchanged. although
sugar being offered rather freely at
1-S2c above buyers views. Sales were re-
ported of about $4,000 bags of Cubas afloat.
to local refner. at 1 15-16c, cost and
freight. making sales for the last two days
OF about 10000 bags. July shipment was
offered at &c. hut with no buyers while
June was offered at 1 3l-32c for second
half June clearance Quotations follow ::
Centrifugal. 90 test S.21 q 3.30c: muscovado.
50 test. 277G 2.s0c. and mOlasses. 50 test.
2 81 n = 5Jc In London beet sugar was
quiet but steady. the early cable quoting
May at as I I'D. Juneau 9s 2Ld. and August
az rs AID. while the curb quoted May and
June at 9s d. and August at % sd. Lon
don reported the worlds visible supply or
sugar as 100000 tons, against $3.50 900
last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
NEW SITE FOR HOSPITAL
Orthopedic Dispensary Buys
Ten Parcels on East Side.

Through a series OF transactions. all
closed yesterday. the New York Ortho-
pedc Dispensary and Hospital. now occu-
plying the property No. l26 East 5Sth
street. has acquired ten parcels OF land
In 5sth and seth streets. between First
avenue and Avenue A, as follows:
No AZ to 425 East 5sth street and No.
40 TO ie6 East seth street. The frontage
on seth street is IS feet. and on @th
street is l45 feet. These purchases were
all made through Douglas Robinson,
Charles S Brown Company. who also
acted for the owners In securing the can
collation. OF leases on various parcels.
The officers OF the hospital are Eugene
Deano. president; Charles 4. Mum. sec
rotary. and Frederick 4. Juilliard. treas
urer. Among the members OF the board
Of trustees In addition TO the above are
Bronson Winthrop. Percy II. Pyne Rob
ert s Brewster and William Sloane.
II is understood that the plans OF the
trustees for the building TO be erected
on this plot are not yet complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Nathan Packard and sno to Emile Bas'''
500 al,
800 .,.nu
Emile Blnesius 10 George Singer: Sloo"
Reuben Quint 20 LYMAN Names; 81. n
John II Martin TO Marion r Martini slT
Christine O Openhym ct al, uus' 10 Ia
yers Mortgage Co. $1,000 u.
Julia Marcus 10 Laura n Jones: Sow cA-
Florette Construction Co to MINIS WV
smith; 81. 49, s,N,n
Serma Reidinger TO William p ehann'''
Margaret Howe to New York Savings S''''
So. 500. a.
Emma Manson 10 Elizabeth Volze; ss,oi'
William Rapp to Konrad Kroner; s5";r
William Westerfeld and eno. exrs' ~
lam Westerfield; 81. a.. IN
Clarence Cohen 10 Charles Gshren; 500
Lawyers Mortgage Co 10 Joseph P'0m'-'
Mafgaretta C spsdden to Equitable rr''
Bertha 81 RYAN TO Frederick Reifei, 81 c
John Cooper and ano. exrs TO E'''H'
Davis; 81. .-nn
Josephine Berlin to Emma Aaron; sI,0Sr -,.,
Hanover Mortgage Co 10 Meuopoi'ah
s same to New N.therlsnd Bond ard M'rs'''
Co: $4,000 s,s m
NAV q Hansen 70 Francis Huber; slawc r..
Gibraltar Mortgage Co 10 maple Hs~~
$40. 900. 49, :, t,snsss.
Otto Hansen ct al. tru'. to May { h'"'
SIC, o66 - ~ ri
Frances II Hansen 20 Otto r Hansen
trus; 81. a. o0O
Henry x Wood 10 Tennent konalos' $'
Same 10 same; $4,000.
Same TO same; S23,
Same TO same: S. 80.
same TO same: $4,000
Same to same; $1,000.
Same to same; $4,000.
Same to same; $4,000.
Same TO same $4,000. oo
Anna Bliss to Hugh Hi; slaawoo'
Rachel Lesser TO George WOLF: >lvV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23

two thirds. s3ds4. onion. 81 30 Is2 70 {;
EGGPLANTS. Florida. box. 81 50a$2 70 Gu
slGsSI; KALE. Dbl. 3O04Oc: LETTUCE,
Southern. basket. soc n 81. nearby. Dbl. 81 90
a SO 80; LIMA BEANS, crate or basket. ~
ass. LEXIS. bbl J0H 75c. OkRA. carrier,
s3ds6: OYSTER PLANTS 100 punches, 50
q So. PEAS Virginia. large half bbl basket
81 10 u So 30: bushel. 81 jOW 81 30: small. halt
Dbl basket. 81 50M 50 30: North Carolina, half
Dbl basket S1asl %; bushcl 81 -; East
ern Shore. large, basket. 81 1oaS3 %; smsi
81 30 a 81 80: Baltimore. large. SEA " %.
small. S1GsI 70: PEPPERS. Florida. car,
rier. slqs1 %; box, 81 50H 81; Cuban, 81
81; PARSLEY. New orleans curly, Dbl. 81 "a
81: plain, 81 J0d 81 80: Bermuda, crate, %
a 75c; RADISHES. 100 punches, I5cn 81 20
RHtBARB 100 lunches. 50c qSl; RO-
MAINE. crate 7jcas1 30: SPINACH, Dbl
T5c a 81 %: SHALLOTs. 100 lunches, 5Oca
81: SQUASH. white. box. 81 81; white or
yellow basket 7jc q 81 20. TURNlPS ruta-
baga. Dbl or bag. soc n 81: white. new; Iocm
81 80: old. 400 7jc. TOMATOES, Florida car
rer. s10s2 80: WATERCRESS, 100 punches
81 II 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee


AVENUE B. 275 corner store; Selma Aley-
ander TO Lyman Rosenson, 5 yrs from Nov
l. 1872 5000, address. 1913 Avenue H.
j HOUSTON ST. sos East. front and rear
ger. yrs from MAY |. 1913, 81 $50; adj
dress. sos East 9Th ~
LEXINGTON AVE. 1888, all; Sarah Bird
to Jonas Goldsmith; May J. yrs; $3.50 adj
dress 1851 Lexington ave.
NORFOLK ST. 81. front bldg. Simon
Cohen to Max saltzstein; yrs from May
I. 1918; $1,000. address. 50 Norfolk st.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. sw cor OF islst st.
LIST noor. Gustavus l. Lawrence TO Elias A
Cantor. 1 4-i2 yrs from May 10. 1913; $4,000.
address, 1900 Lexington ave.
PROSPECT AVE. SIS. store and cellar:
Walter Wilkens TO Isaac Goldberg yrs
from Aug /, 1912; $1,000; address. West
sT AIMS AVE. los. store; Adolph II L
Kuver 10 Lyman Blachinsky: yrs from
May /. 1913: $3.50: address. $40 East i39th ST.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1870 store and apmt
floor: Julius Fowl to william. s Reh and
ano: from Sept 1. 1911 to April 80, 1915;
81 800 and 81 40: address. on premises.
WILLIAM ST GA TO 21s. LIST floor; Met
ropoltan Realty 60 to American News Co;
. s-l2 yrs from Sept l, 1919; $4,000; ad-
dress II Park pl.
WILLIAM ST. 2ii to 2is, l4th floor; Net
ropolitan Realty Co 10 NJ Rusllng Wood
4 yrs from May /. 1918; $3.50 address.
East Orange. j;
can News co to NJ Rushing wood 5-i2
yrs from Dec i. 1912, $1,000; address, East
orange. j.
isT sT ioi East; Houston st. 2os Fast;
ID Sd 4th and 9th floors Louis Minsky 20
Gustav Hackauf: yrs from May l. 1918,
81 $50: address. 2OS East Houston ST
I'D AVE. 1913 and 1915. all Joseph Hahn
10 Lottic Scnechter: 3 yrs from March l,
1919: so 600: address. 81 I'd ave.
9TH AVE, "a. all; Samuel Goldschmidt
and ano trus. to Frederick Prax; yrs from
MAY I. 1917 $4,000; address. on premises
18TH ST. al to AS East, store 3: Fran
cesco III Carlo to Antonina Alotta: yrs
from May !. 1912: $500. address. AL East
18th 81.
18TH ST. IJ7 Fast. store and bsn.t
Donate Bracco ct al TO Gaetano De An
CELLS; 2 yrs from May l. 1913; $500, adj
dress J57 East 18Th 81.
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attorneys. strasbourger Eschwege & sc,.,
lex. ~ Broadway. '"el-
sisT ST. I6i East; sty brk. 2,s,,o,.
George II Koch 10 Henry Reckhart. As1 u.s.
35th ST. May 81: due June l. 1918: a. vest
cent; $50, 600; attorneys. A & Bloch. 90 PER
'sau ST.
s5TH ST, 423 Bast; 4 sty brk. a,,,o, =.
George II Sussmann 10 Joseph Well 3i9 70.
saith st; May %; due Jan !, 1915; 8 Der ga. sH
81. 900: attorneys A e. II Bloch, 20 Nassau ..'
10Th ST. 239 East sty brk. 25rloa -
Nicola Capozzolo to House Of Mercy, New w.
Bolton I'd, lnwood, New York City: yrs: NJ
-; $4,000; attorneys, Alexander & Green ~" ,G
18TH ST, s. 457 It W OF Amsterdam -.
30 3x99 IL; Moritz Safran to Adolf GIuck ~,
Riverside Drive; May %; yrs. per s,H ~
The Bronx.
BURKD AVE, n $. 200 It e OF wallao. A..
5Ox63; Michael Mack and Ellen A Has,.S
ia Prospect Pl Brooklyn May II: due Ma
/, 1916: q per cent. $1,000; attorney, LAVE,
DAVIDSON AVE. W s. 125 II n OF l77th ~
25x-; ID X Einfurer to Lawyers Mortsss.
60. 80 Liberty st; May 10; due June l. lbs
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway '"s
HEATH AVE, n e cor OF 23Oth st, 75x,m
George Rosendale TO sigmund Ernst, al
Edgecombe ave prior mtg $3.50. Nav 2I
due as per bond; 1928, attorney. A 0 Ernr
100 Broadway.
LOTS 5s5 to 5s7. map Lohbauer Pan.
, James J McDonough TO Annie Ward, =.
/ Brook ave; May 81; que per bond s2So.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, Ia
LoTs 1875 and 1871. map samler es,.,..
Philip Fitz TO Yonkers Ranking and Loan AZ.
ISOLATION, Yonkers. y Y; instals. Q per cent
April 20; $500; attorney. New York mi.
Insurance 90. 1876 Broadway.
LOT 12i. map sos lots, Clasons Point; Ami.
Dillon 10 Michael Ganly, 1445 Doris st: Nav ls
3 yrs 81 per cent: 50, 800: attorney, ] Ksde.
2069 Westchester ave.
SEDGWICK AVE, n s. 50 n " OF ptro,
ST. 7jx93; Maria l. Johnson 10 Emily Ne.
Intyre 800 West 18th st: May 81: . yrs: s5Ga
UNION AVE, go. $, ls.9x95; Harry =
Arthur 10 Title Guarantee and Trust CO. IA
Broadway: May %: due az per bond: IS 900
10Th ST n 8, p94 n OF Southern Boul.-
ward, 1OOx105: Buelles.ach Construction O.
Inc, TO Manhattan Mortgage Co. 200 Broadway
due as per bond; May ~ two mtges, each
S31, 900; $4,000
i42D ST, 1872 Fast. 3 8. l5xlOo (prior mn.
So OOM: Thomas Dalton to Edward NJ oGor
man. 1913 Alexander ave; May 81; yrs. a pep
cent: $500: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trus
Co. l7G Broadway.
i43D ST. n $. 45O3 II OF Alexander az,
66 3xlDO: Steinmetz Construction 90 r. Chais,
I.aue. 1852 sth ave, Brooklyn; May % tpr,o,
mtg $4,000. due as per bono. S4OUO. a..of-
neys Bowers g. Sands. 40 Cedar ST.
18TH ST 76s East. 343NI0; Elizabeth p
Graham TO Nicholas Gagliotti. 7Gs East isIh
81; Nav Fl Cprior mtg SIS. 900. 3 yrs: $3.50
2s5TH ST. n $. 335 n W OF Katonsh ave ~,
100: Carmine Zuilo to North Side Mortgag. Cor
poration. 591 East 149th 81: May 81; due az pep
| bond: 80 900: attorneys, Clarke, Koch & Rely
| 39l East I49th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.

New York May -, 1918.
GRAIS-WHEAT-T short interest was
materially reduced yesterday by a strong
advance in prices. which followed bull
ish crop news from the Southwest
notably Kansas Some OF the big Chicago
houses took advantage Of the advance 10
sell heavily. and in the last hour prices
broke quite as rapidly as they haG au-
Nanced during the forenoon. so that CLOSING
figures were unchanged 10 &sc below the
previous night. Advices from Kansas were
conflicting. although early damage rePOIs
appeared to have reliable backing. 80 long
as the market was oversold 0uillsh news
was given the most prominence, put aiter
q good deal Of the short interest had Deeh
covered there was a disposition 10 oehefs
that damage reports had been exaggerated
There was general frmness abroad, win
Liverpool AQ1d higher; Paris. 10 = c
higher. and Berlin y q nc higher Seaooard
clearances were liberal, but export safes
were limited to 10 loads Via the Gulf be-
sides IS loads OF Chicago hard winter ~
outports. worked late yesterday. NO
Northern Duluth wheat in New York was
quoted 81 00h ahoat. COKN-Ah
equally strong advance occurred In the corn
market with prices IN 70 bushel, making
new high levels. There was some Ia c
selling in sympathy with wheat. aithough
the market held a good part OF It's carry
upturn, and closed y o. NC net hlgner
There was no change at Liverpool and Az
eentine shipments were estimated At =
90 600 bushels. compared with 4lo'Ooo
bushels the previous week fApoIN vi "a
65Hc nominal o afoat. OATS-New high
levels were also reached in oats as re,
suit OF continued bulish crop adVices' ana
q scsre Of NAV shorts The unfavorable
snow report on Illinois conditions attracted
some buying and there was outside demand
on the idea that the next government ", re
-, would show low condition. The
market closed 4 ale net higher. STANDARD
oats here. 45izc: No 2. ACC; No g. 45c; No
4 44c: ordinary clipped white. a. a % 42 . =;
fancy clipped white 46c; ell elevator. Ky
"Easv: 10 . Western. 6s9es14c
NV York export. BARLEY-Steady; malt
ing. Ks a SIC c Buffalo; feeding o4c nom
inaI o b New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co, Inc. have
leased a large apartment OF fourteen
rooms and four baths In No. 24s West End
avenue. corner Of list street, to Sidney H.
Mitchell also an apartment I'm No. $50
Madison avenue to II. c. Ferguson.
Tucker. Speyers Co. leased for Ar
thur Bloch to Lieutenant Commander
william s. Miller an apartment house at
No. ga Park avenue.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments in
No lO5 East 18th street to Or. Hemng-
way, in No. AS East 18th street to Otto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23

PROyIsIONS-Bi hog receipts asgregat-
ing 1O2 900 al all Western points With selling
by packers and moderate liquidation. caused
an early decline in provisions, although the
market rallied later on commission house buy
ing and a fair cash trade, the close being
steady. PORK-Bsrely steady. Mess. 81 5Og
s22; family. S2fqS25; snort clear, $50 TOD
iIy. s230S24: packet. s2lqs22; extra India
mess S34QS35. DRESSED HOGS-Bacons
12A a12hc: pigs. i3c. CUT MEATs-Pickled
bellies, 10 NJ. 16hc: ~ n. 15h415%c; Ia 10.
14Ac. Picked hams firm, 15hc. TALLOW-
Quiet. Special, 6hc; city, 6hc nominal; coun-
try. ehq6%c. LARD Easy. Middle West
11.O5q1l.15c; city barely steady, l0Ac; refined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
SUBURBAN LEASES.

Payson Mel. Merrill has leased Tor
Henry W Warner his property az Syos-
set. Long Island. to Arthur w. Page for
the summer season.
Alexander i. w. Kinnan. president OF
the Union Dime Savings Bank. leased
Echorock, the residence OF Mrs No-thr-
rop, located at Greenwich. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
MECHANICS LIENS

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 80 to W. souy
Froh agt James + Meehan. o"ne''
Deane. contractor: sl09 s-s. 81.
PARK AVE. cor 1881 81. b,.Nss.,..,nisf,
prems Building Co agt Never frieo''
owner and contractor; $lSs9O u. z,yics
BROADWAY. 1861 to 1855; Alexander ss::
ct al agt Girard Trust Co. trustee, cuIs
Schnader Co Nnc). owner and contractor
p Reeder. contractor: SlG 30. - rrca
MADISON AVE. 1861: Harry kosenosr ani
Works AIT Colonial Holding co. oWhs ,,c
contractor; Robert Muller. CONTRACTOR ssouss
23D ST, us and III East New VOTE arnef;
wrecking Co agt lis East 3 Street 90 cv,,,nlel
Amsterdam Building Co, contractor, s.aap
Construction Co. sub-contractor
3505 20. -. Klen
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. go: Benjamin eoa
agt Barkin Construction Co. owner |sne
tractor; 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
CHANGES OF ASTOR PROPERTY.

Plans have been filed for making over
the ten four story and basement old
fashioned dwelling houses on the north
side OF 43d street. 100 feet west OF Seventh
avenue and south side OF 44th street. 100
feet west OF Seventh avenue, into stores.
with bachelor apartments, for Vincent
Astor, at total cost Of $1,000 Tracy &
Swartwout are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour quiet y

,eaaS spring patents. 81 7Oa$5 winter
,traightr. S. 55QS4 50: winter patents, ~ soG
s. 20: spring clears. 81 loqs4 p; extra NO J
winter. 50 9OaS4 20; No 2. 81 eO4S3 90 KANSAS ,a
strsights 81 25Qs4 S5; fancy spring patents rate s.
s. 4o0S5 % RYE FLOUR STEADY id ar 10
good 81 G5QSS So. choice to fancy. g SVp e.
CORNMEAL steady kiln dried. - %. b "a,
MEAT. steady. fine white and yeloW' 81 'oE
81 40. coarse. 81 3O4Sl 35. FEED-Westein
han $40 500 $40 IS: standard middling. 81
flour do. S27: red dog, SOS 10; city Dran s<V Do
fulk 500 sacks. middlng, S22 %5dszI; rtd dog
sos 20, oilni.al. S2SIS2s 30.
COFFEE Bulls were again nervous ana
the appearance Of stop loss orie = caused ap-
nrehension OF what might happen II the mar
lei should run into general stop-loss selilng
II seemed 20 be the general inpie sslon tnat
around or under the 1l-cent marx Tor sep
tember heavy selling OF this kind might be
expected and when the september position eot
down TO II .O3c heavy buying orders were sent
in which resulted in an advance OF I points
from the low The market was easy most or
the day and II was apparent that confidence
was lacking on the buying side. The close
was irregular 2 points down TO point net
advance The sharp decline on WEDNESDAY
again demonstrated that longs were Wiling 70
run on the first indication OF weakness, ana
there appears to be little doubt that the mar
ket continues 10 feel the effect OF the re
peated defeats encountered by those who had
bulllsh convictions and the heavy losses which
have been incurred. Spot unchanged, on
basis OF 11%c for Rio No I. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 22.-Heavy profit taking by
longs day gave the wheat market setback.
not understanding that serious damage in Kan
sas was confirmed. The close vas weak. with
prices ranging from sc net decline to &c ad-
vance Corn finished p to NC up. oats at a
gain OF IsGkc TO lie and provisions unchanged
10 SC down Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
BRISBANE GETS TITLE TO SITE

Arthur Brisbane yesterday took title to
the property ca the north side of 10Th
street, 202.2 feet west OF Fifth avenue.
from the Pavonia Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23

easy, South America. l2 35c; Continent, 1l:Ioc'
| Brazil kegs. l3.35c; compound firm. s4sQs9sc.
I STEARINE-Qu Quiet; GEO. 9a.c: city lard l2l4c.
| tOIlONSEtD OiIe-The market was
| firm. with final prices 2G7 points net higher:
! There Vas further buying for Western account
and some by reGners The strength OF cotton
was also factor and local covering sent May
W TO the highest point OF the season Tenders
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23

Liverrool cables: Spot dull: sales. 5000 bales:
speculation and export. 1900; American, 1000
Imports. 5000 bags: American 1000. Mid
upland 6.I2d. Futures opened quiet, un-
changed TO !. point higher. Closed quiet AT a
net advance Of 1l142z points. May and MAY
June 649d: June-July. G4Gd; July-August,
42hd: ust-Septemher G.32hd; September
October. 6i7hd, October November. 6lOhd;
November December. 6O7hd; December Jan
uary. 6O6hd: January February coed: Feb
ruary-March. G.O1d; March-April, 6.0sd, April
Yarns fair business doing cloths firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23

New Orleans. May 22.-Covering by shorts
and steady buying by a bullish element put
cotton futures on the upgrade here to-day.
and the close. firm, was at a net advance OF
30 ~ points. some four points less than the
best figures Of the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

(With name and address OF grantee and at
torney.)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
NAV