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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01

LOOK At "t5 Sou5h Boulevard. oppo-
site Grant Park You viii find one Of
the prettiogr cottages on the street.
Large lot Must sell at once. Terms
on this, and win sell al a bargain. r
A. Ewing "13 Temple Court 4-i-13
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01
Money To Loan.
Money Wanted.

V<E[TFI~ IRON some private PARTY
$500 or 5000 loan on new four-~gom
bungalow I'm College Park same well
covered with good Insurance com pauE.
Address a.. T. Williams 10 East Ala
rarla street Atlanta Ga 24-I-4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01
Wyandottes.

THE FAMOUS REGAL STRAiN ~
White WEauduJtDs are noted for their
snow white riumage. quick growth. early
maturity, large egg producing qualities
perfect NydudOttr shape, and big win
UiugS az tie large Eastern and Cana
Clan shows We nave sis pens of these
grand hiTgs mated and can furnish eggs
for Matching ar So. &c. $40 per iftccu.
Regal WyandotJo Yard $50 OElcthorpe
Avenue Atlanta. Ga li-iG-l8
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01

periments are often expensive: too
much So for thea Nerage person to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01
HOLDERNESS ST.

THIS is a vacant lot in a section
that is coming very fast; has all
Improvements down, and it VIII take
$1,000 20 buy H. If YOU delay. it viii
cost you more than that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01
The Georgian's Rent Bulletin
Rooms and Board.

<sS|ssTf1f 5CFW0 >boarders; private home;
suburbs: breakfast and supper ~ per
vroHf1: references required. Phone De-
catur 500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01
Furnished Houses For Rent.

FOR RENT-Furnishe house on north
side; location ideal; very reasona bic.
Phone Ivy 1881 3-31 -29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Manhattan.

AVE G. ia. G :. 1879 II OF 18th 81. 25I3;
May l. 1905: George and Elizabeth Bloom
to Samuel Cans $1,000; attorney. Louis
Osterwes. 10 Broadway.
BROADWAY. 5 p cor OF Fulton ST, runs
i8l. TX 19x 1909 70 Broadway y -
20 beg: Broadway, n cor OF John 81. W
16l. 4x49 1xl62. 10. June 20. 1883; Minister, ETC.
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church OF New
York TO Manhattan Savings Institution; $40
600 address GA Broadway.
CANNON ST. W s, 100 Il from " cor o.
East Houston st. 20xl00; Aug 3, 1892; samuel
Herman to Frank Hi, eXr; $4,000; attorney
William A Kirk 60 Wall 81.
ELIZABETH ST. So. 25x110; June 10, 1881;
Florence A and Charles W Weston 20 Cnitei
States Trust Co, S25, 900, attorneys, Stewart =
Shearer IS Wall 81.
GRAND ST. 534. 5. 25x75; April J. 1885;
Tessy and Henry " Greenberg % Soclety for
Relief for Poor Widows. etc; $500; attoT-
neys Miller & Peckham, 50 Broadway.
GREENWICH ST. 759. 2lxI0 9x2lxIl :;
July ), 1911; Greenwich Investing Co 20 sophie
Newhouse. 5000; attorney, 4 o Ernst, HV
Broadway
NORFOLK ST. I5i. 25xlOO. March p. 1903;
Samuel and Sarah Rosenberg 10 Greenwch
Savings Bank: S27. 900; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance co. 100 Broadway.
NORFOLK At. if9. W s. 25Xl00; March q,
1903: same 20 same; $1,000; same attorney
SPRING ST. 20, mtg on lease. etc; Jan 90
1911: Rocco Couzzi to Jacob Rupert, Inc;
1000: attorney. " NJ Stewart. 1888 81 ave.
Sd AVE l445. 20xI0; APRIL p. ISIS: Joha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03

ave. ossx-: Anderson ave, s 8. 2l2s II g.,
a ayei Jerome ave i.5x-; Albert L Lowenstein
70 Bdw Hannah. 1874 East l7th ST. S;,. JUL, ntee
S sn 5000 co. ii 70 Br SssS1~sy
SAME PROPERTY; Edw Hannah 10 zoo,
Real Estate co, 176 Broadway; July =. sit7s
attorney. Title Guarantee ana lruS' w.
Di LOT 81. map Jerome. 25x125; Lucia d. KIN ~
Salzano TO Grant Squires, exr, 30 ppeder a.
st; July /; 81 attorney 1onh
ToTs "a and S5. map lO7 lots sold BY JOSEPH 1pl
Day; Pietro Criseuoio 70 S Se nooS 500 at
torncy. Samuel II Golding. 135 Broao ynas,,r q
LOTS 1873 and 134, map Gentq ny yrii hr I3so
Co. Joseph Barry to Ss5 a9s, I m 90; $780,
MoNRoE AVE- ,s % R e Sf To n0f House Of
P r. Perry St; July Cntg s1sOl5); $780,
attorney NJ ] Seaman, 81 Chambers 81 ~.
OGDEN AVE. 9i7 and 9i9' S0xso' 20 hig f1s
bridge Bldg Go to CI, igs FsSi 6ooS 500: at
torney' Title Guarantee Co, i7S Broadway. -
FERRY AVE. 2o77, y 35 1oH E.:t ,ss tR
Kingston to Olga 6 s15ke so9 attorney no Law
s 30; ri Tile ms and T Go. 100 Broadway.
RAILROAD AVE. W cor loSth ST. ;, s''S 9S
omtse $1,000, siOo; address Hackensaek'
SETON AVE, W s, s25 IT Of Jefferson
ave. 75xioo VIM Morrison 4o u seton ave.
l.
ST PETERS AVE, n g. 20 u OF ~ ga ~
CLAW ave. 25x9S2: Bertha Harrison ct al 20 20
Karl Schmidt. 400 West 18th st June 20
1mtge 81 1000; 500; attorney, l16 Broaa ,osl
VALENTINE AVE, S e S. at n I9otn
ST iO5.9r-: Valentine Const Co 70 J ohh
Hahn. s14 Eagle ave; July l (mtge Ss,oVUo
500: attorney, Title Guarantee and IT o.
lT6 Broadway. ,.,,,,- .. o. a
f4iST ST, s s, S2l.6 Il OF Willis aye go
xIOO Esther Brown 10 Thos = Kelly 30 Mes'
l47th st: May IS (mtge $4,000 81 attorney
Jos Rosenzweig 90 Nassau 81. ,., .
WATERLOO PL, $, lto II OF lIoln coz ss,
34x7O; Clara Brown 10 May DwyeI, LoIo
Southern Boulevard June 30; slVo' at'oiHe''
p J Dryer 9O6 East l16th ST.
155TH ST. $50 East, 25xlOO; Iheresa boz.
gun to August c Hecht, 7s3 Courtiandt ave
mtg sl3, 800; July l. 81 attorney, Iltie SuaI-
antee and Trust Co, 1T6 Broadway.
18TH ST. n $, 20 fl " OF Elton ave- 10. ZAVO,
Minnie f Fowler 10 Fredora Reardon lsI
Hemlock ST. Brooklyn mtg $1,000; June 20
81: attorneys, Salter Steinkamp' 40 Mas
i5sTH ST, 4l6 Bast 25x9s.1; Bridget Farrell
to Matilda T. O'Brien, 1865 Lexington ave
(ntg $4,000: July /, 500; attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
10th ST, cor Bristow ST, 1OOx2S; sam
uel Felt to VIM II Bonynge. 20 Bentley ave
Jersey City, mtg 100000; July ]; 81; at
torney, Lawyers Title Insurance Co, 100 Broad
way. -
i74TH ST, n s, 95 IT OF Washington ave-
25xlOO: Louisa A Stellwagen 10 Taxpayers
Realty Co. 1903 Franklin ave mtg $1,000
July /: 500; attorney, Jacob Freeman, ~
Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03

LINGs, spring. Ice: SQUADS. prime. white
dozen, 81 25qS4; dark. 81 10: culls, % a ovV'
a27c; medium. "a q 25c; young hens, No IL !;
25c; No ., $50 1sc; old hens and toms %
q 24c: Texas. No l, 23c; other grades, Ieg
2lc: CHICKENS. broilers. milk fed. fancy
% ID and under, 24c; 20 to 80 III. zoe; corn
fed fancy, "a Id and under, nc; 2S TO ~
ID. 1sc: roasters, milk fed. fancy large -
q 22c; 4 ID, 20q2lc; second grade, lsc' corn
grade, lie: fryers. milk fed, fancy, 2Oa2lc;
second grade. 1Sg 19c; corn fed, fancy l9q
zoe; second grade, 17q 1sc.
POTATOES ANDvEGETABLES-Re
1851 bbls potatoes and 2.2sl pkgs onions.
New potatoes In liberal supply and lower
old dragging. Cucumbers slightly higheI.
Cabbages lower. Squash lower Tomatoes
No /, Dbl 81 2jQS1 10, red. No !. VI 2og
81 80; Southern. seconds. 75cg 81. southern.
culls. cog ISG; old. Dbl or bag, 'vc g 81 o.
81 25Qs1 70; ONIONS. Texas. bushel crate
SOC q 81 Kentucky. 70-lb bag. Toe QSl Der
muda. crate. 81 20; Egyptian. bag, 81 lSgss'
green. dozen punches, 81 5ogs2 IS; eqlls, 81
BEANS Norfolk. basket, l0g2jc. Baltimore.
Maryland. 25Q 75c; Long Island wax. 25cg
81. green. 25975c; BETS, nearby 100
100 punches. 81 a 81 so; old. 140-lb bag. sig
81. 1O0-lb bag 7jcas 81 25; doublehead Dbl.
81 254S2 CUCOMBERS, oOutI CdIOllHd'
basket, 25g75c, North Carolina, 50c q 81
virginia, soc 9S1 Y; Dbl. S2qs3; Delaware
and Maryland, basket. 75c gsl %; dollhouse,
81; North Carolina. soc dSl; New orleans.
81 5Oa So Jersey. 100. slgsl so. CELERY,
nearby. dozen stalks. 25 soc; CARRIAGES.
Norfolk. crate. 75cdS 81 %; Dbl, 75cqS1;
Eastern Shore. crate. 75cQsl %: Dbl, Ijc q
81 25 Baltimore. crate. j0cgSl 20; Long
Island and Jersey, S1gSl %; per 100, s. 30 q
IS: Southern. red. crate. 81 j0gS2 80; EGG
PLANTS. Florida, Southern. box. 75cg 81 I;
Virginia 81 751S3 IS: LETTUCE. basket, 80
G7jc: state &c n 81. LIMA BEANS. crate
or basket $1@S3; oKRA crate or basket,
81 %, 9-til box. 1851 IS; without tills 81
q So Jersey. box. sl6Sl %. PEAS. Jersey
and Long Island large. basket J0c "a 81 20
small. soc 81; bag. 50cGs1; uprver, bas-
ket, 75cG$l %: Western New York. 81
81 so; SQUASH. Hubbard. bbl-crate. 81;
marrow. 81: white, box, SOC a 81. basket, 2Jp
soc; yellow. box. 7jc 49, basket, 70 q jOc:
TURNIPS. rutabaga. Dbl or bag. 7jc a 81 %;
white. 100 punches, S1qs2: TOMATOES.
81 25aSl so; common. &c a 81 Mississippi
HAT case. 500 Gee; Virginia carrier, 81 %
81 50: jersey, box, s2gs2 so; hothoUse, 10,
5Q10c
MILK AND CREAM--whne the warm
weather has increased the demand for milk
and cream, IL has not been so great as the con-
ditionS seemed TO warrant This has been cred
tied in some degree 10 cool evenings and the
consequent moderate demand for Ice cream.
Were there an exchange quotation IT probably
would be the same as In June.
The receipts OF milk and cream in 40-quart
cans for the week ended June - we're as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Corn and Oats Higher
Coffee Also Gains.

An improved export demand and heavy
freight from engagements overcame the
effect of an increased movement of new
winter wheat. and prices held firm all
day, showing a net advance at the close
Of 3sQ5sc. Technical conditions and an
oversold market were responsible for
buying in corn, which carried prices to a
close 1q1A above the finish Of Tuesday.
Oats followed the other grains and were
firmer, closing at small advance.
There was enough firmness in Europe to
affect the local coffee market, while do
nestle conditions remained practically
unchanged. The general tone was steady,
although trade was quiet and prices at
the close were net IL TO u points up from
the previous close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
July 2

JUL .
BROADWAY. 1851: store and part basement;
Childs co TO Riker-Hegeman Co: II yrs 10
mos from June 20. 1913; $lS,oOO; address. l62
West Bath 81.
BARCLAY ST. "a. 8 s: all; Protestant Epis-
copal Society for Promoting Religion and
Learning in State Now York TO Acme Building
Co; IA yrs from May /. 1913; S2.f5; address.
FRANKLIN AVE. 1864 to IO6s. two build
ings. all; Realty and Commercial Co TO Louis
Fortgang; yrs from July !. 1913; $500; ad-
MANHATTAN AVE. 10 to IS; Emma K b
Froehlich to Isaac specter / VI from Aug l.
1912; yrs renewal; $1,000; address 80 West
18th st.
fremont AVE. $50, n W cor Washington
ave; store and part basement; Clement II Smith
to Hsussler Burrell. yrs from Sept /, 1913:
81. 800; address. on premises
WILLIS AVE, 23f; part or store; Henry
Bessen TO Zahareas Pnpoggelies; yrs from
May /, 1913: s720 address. on premises.
Sd AVE, W cor oath 1t, 70 6xs4; all; Pierre
Iorliard and ano trustees, TO Taurus Realty
Co; 7 yrs from May /. 1913; 5000; address. on
9Th AVE, a7a; all: Kostas Kat.arsll, to
1914; 81. $50; address 473 9th ave.
7TH AVE, 46i: all: Elz Hafner and ano to
Wrinkle Bros Co; yrs from July /, lslS S6,-
SI'H AVE. 232; all: Mary Drake to George
Bruins: yrs from May /. 1913; S2l37; address
on premises.
s'TH AVE. 37s store cellar and first floor
above store: Denton shea TO Bernard Kruer;
5 yrs from June /. 1918; sl0s0 and 81. 100; ad-
dress 81 West 10th 81.
18TH AVE. 4ls; Marietta NJ Stuhr to Tony
Rergamo: 3 yrs from May l. l9i3 81. $50 and
81. 200: address. $50 West 35tE ST.
18th ST, ms. 325 Il OF 10th ave. 250x
25Sx irreg; the land; VIM w Astor TO John
Gilen: 20 yrs mos from March ]. 1919
two renewals OF 20 yrs each: taxes, ETC. and
$40 SIS: address. 1875 10th ave.
46TII ST. ii2 West: all: Harvey Ubert to
Bertha Arnold 3 yrs from May I. 1913; ST.
600; address, on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03

RICE-Was .teadny held, with small offer
ings from the South. but buyers inclined 10 TAKE
only small lots, owing TO favorable adylces ie-
garding the new crop. Screenings, 3ng3sc'
ordinary, 4a4bc; fair. 4hG4%c; good ordinary.
5d5hc: prime 5hd5hc: choice, hsgo+2c'
head, Japan, 3%94i5c; Patna, 5hq6%c.
SUGAR-Refned was firm, with the trade
apparently In the market for large quantities,
having held off in anticipation OF reducuon
in tariff The increased demand has strength
ened the market materially. and all the leaoihs
lefiners holding prices hrm at full hst
quotations. on a basis of 4.5Oc for hne granu-
lated The following prices are quoted by the
American Sugar Refining Company: Crystal
dominoes. half or full size pieces, 1.JOa I ooc
in y cases: do cases 5-rb cartons, 7G7 lOc In
y cases, do graduated cases 2 3is and D
n cartons. 4.70d4 SOC in = cases Eagle tap
mould A. 4 S5c: cubes and Eagle confectioners
graduated 4.T5c; xxx powdered. 4:ooc;
powdered and coarse powdered. ana lsagIe
coarse granulated. 4.6oc: fruit powdered an :.
bags. powdered 4S5c Eagle, ?. 80 and o
n cartons. fine granulated 470c: Eagle. 2-lo
bags do. 4.soc: 3i4-rb bags do. 475c; 5-to bags
Go, 4.70c; 10-ro bags do, 4.eSc; % and 80 10
bags do and standard graduated. 455c; fine
graduated and diamond A. 4.5Oc. confectioners
4. 435c; No 1. 4.3Oc; No .. 4.25c; No 3. .20c
&C; No $. g. csc; No 0. SOC; No 10, 3.s5c No II.
3 soc: No ~, 3.75c; No 13. 3.70c No Il, 3. zoe;
so Is, 3.6jc. Raw sugar was firm at S45c
for centrifugal. 96 test; . Csc for muscovado,
50 test. and 2. T3c for molasscs, 50 test. sales
were reported Of 400 bags Of Porto Ricos
and 1900 bags Of Cubas on This basis. Stocks
Of unsold Cubas here are about 6oO.00O bags
but the increased demand, and the belief that
a surplus in the Cuban crop this year has been
offset by the fact that the Philippine crop WAS
marketed in the Far East. and the yield In
Hawaii and Louisiana was small. as we'll as
that about 400, 900 tons expected to come TO the
United States were diverted 10 Canada and the
United Kingdom. caused frmness. In London
beet sugar was steady, with July on the early
cable at 9s 3D. August at 9s sid and Octo-
December at 9s 7izd, while on the curb
July showed an advance Of I'D, and the other
months were unchanged. Willett & Gray re-
ported the statistical position AZ United states
Atlantic ports in tons as follows: Rece'pts for
the week. &c, $40, against 100 last week,
5,0Gl last year and 3S57a in 1911; MEETINGS,
5000, against -. COZ. 900 and $1,000; total
stock. 37GGlJ against 39T TO I7J.947 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
R||Y DWELLINGS, FOR APARTMENT SITE
Builders Get Four Structures in West 95th ST. Near Amster
dam Ave.. on Which Will Be Erected Nine Story Building
10TH ST AND wEsTBRooK, CONN.,, PROPERTY IN TRADE

Frederick Zittel & Sons have sold for
William Colgate to Julius Tishman q
Sons builders, the four and three story
dwelling houses at No. l5S to lei west
s5th street on a plot 6SxlU.S feet' a
nine story apartment house, with four
apartments to a floor. will be erected on
the site.
The site is located about l65 feet east
of Amsterdam avenue. Mr.. colgate
owned the three easterly houses lot
some time and last April added l64 10
his holdings, acquiring the house through
Zittel & Sons from Maria L. James.
The property is separated by 7-foot
house from the nine story apartment
being finished at l50-l5 by Charles
Flaum. who secured the site last year
from the Messrs. Tishman
Tishman & Sons have been identified
with several apartment operations on
the upper West Side and yesterday hled
plans with the Buildings Department Tor
a twelve story house to be built on the
south side OF Sith street go feet west
OF West End avenue. They are also just
finishing the twelve story Dallien apart
ments at the southeast corner OF west
End avenue and l0lst street.
Taendler & Scholz. I'm conjunction with
Edwin H. Chase. sold for Frederick
Wild a house, together with 1875 acres
OF land and stock, situated at West
brook, Conn. The buyer is Mrs. 5. II.
Laughlin, who gave in part payment the
three story dwelling house. No. 140 West
l27th street. on lot l6x99ll feet.
other sales announced yesterday fol-
low
WEST END AVENUE-The Frank i
Fisher Company has sold for the estate
OF William II. Bennett No. 693 West Emo
avenue. a five story American basement
dwelling on lot 25SxllO feet. The house
adjoins the Wissinoming apartments at
the southwest corner of oath street. +.
GREENWICH STREET - George X.
Read & Co. have sold for the St John s
Park Realty Company Games H.. Cruik-
shank and William ID. hilpatrickl NO
7J9 Greenwich street, SIN story mer-
camille building, on lot ZlNV feet De
tween West nth and Bank streets. Inc
buyer is James +. Coward, the shoe
dealer The property sas held at Si1"l
and was leased recently for term OF
ROSE STREET-HoraCe ;. Ely * Co.
have sold for Louis Leavitt No. % Rose
street, a five story building on Iot
23X926X irregular
ifTH STREET-E. Blanke has sold
No 523 West ifIth street, three story
dwelling. on lot l6.Sxs9.1, TO Isaac
HaSelkOrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03

and tar held by some at So 49, although
quoted a shade lower by others. the tone
being steady. SPIRITS .TuRPENTINE. ma
mon TO good strained 81; b. 81 20; d, 81 so;
e. $500; F. 81 so; G. 81 so; II. 81 60; l.
81 10; X, SIS Is; NJ. s. rs; y. So As; W G.
So So: W w. So 80.
OIIS-IInseed oil unchanged Rehned pc
troleum steady PETROLEUM. standard
white bbls, New York and Philadelphia,
S.70c; bulk, &C. cases. lie. water white, Dds
s.. zoe: bulk &c, cases, 12c. DINSEED OIL
American seed city raw, 48G49c; out-ot-
town raw. 4714Sc: Calcutta raw, roc.
COTTONSEED OIL-The strength IN lara
and further evidences OF very light supplies
Of oil gave impetus 10 the market, and prices
were firm. closing at net advance OF 10 IA
points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser an,
Attorney
Manhattan.

AVE c. 90. s. a2.sxs3. Ray, wife George
w. VIII 10 Raphael Hermele. 81 Ridge st
(mtg $4,000: all liens: and 3: June 10:
500: attorneys. Kantrowitz & Estey. 325
Broadway
BRooME ST. 90 and rs. 5ox75; Bashe
JANE 10 Morris Jaffe.> Al Essex st. all liens;
BROADWAY. 1900 to 23Os. n cor Sad It
(229 WesD 1147xi62.7x irreg; Peter Doelger
ct al. exrs Peter Doelger. deceased, to Peter
Doelger Brewing Co. Inc. 407 East 55th st.
all liens; June s: 81; attorneys Amend &
Amend 10 Nassau st.
EASTERN BOULEVARD 3 e cor seth 81.
1T.2x73G; Leonora Menke TO Simon Menke.
1882 Ave a; Q c; July ?; 81: attorneys.
Frost e. Nealy. rs William St
GREENWICH ST. s. SO. 10 II OF 18th
ST. 2lX7l.6; Johns Park Realty Co to James
Coward. Bayonne. n (mtg 100000; all
liens: July /; 500; attorney Title Guarantee
and Trust Co, ITO Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. :. BOIL II = OF 10Sth
st. 16.sx65 foreclosure June ~; Alex Rosen-
thai, ref. 10 Rudolph Walach Co, 6S Will
lam st (n.tg $4,000; July 4 $4,000 above
mtg; attorney. New York Title Insurance
Co, 1875 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03

New York. July >, 1913.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The increased move
nent Of new winter wheat was onset by eNl
dences OF a better export demand, and, prices
ruled firm. closing al a net advance Of 3sg sc
Exporters were loath 10 disclose the amount OF
business done, but IL was evident that sales
had been made Of q fair quantity, ana lIelgnt
engagernents were booked for about l.1Oo"Vo
ulaton. as grain freights are at d much lower
cure than prevailed during the acuEe season
last year and the trade was inclined 10 pro-
vide freight room at present attractive rates
in antcir alton Of an improved demand LOT me
new crop Crop adyices had little or no IN
fuence on sentiment. as the trade believes that
the crop has improved. although any new ou!l-
ish developments would in all probability nave
a quick influence on the market Inc Okia 70
hOrna state report made the yield twelve bushels
an acre, compared with fourteen last yc4i.
when the crop was 20 900 600 bushels. In the
local spot market new No red winter was
quoted G6ikc ( Z, New York. and 9sl &C., o D
10 arrive: No ] Northern spring. 81 U! y. Il
ahoat. CORN-There was renewed buying ana
prices were strong closing at net advance Of
lG14c. The better demand appeared 10 be
based largely on technical conditions, as the
market was believed 70 have been oversold, al
though lighter offerings from the country and
firm cash markets may have had some influence
or sentiment The Oklahoma state report mace
the condition S. compared with 81 in June and
corn al 69i2c O afoat. OATS-Firmer, In
syrnpathy with Whea; and corn and on the be
lief that the crop is going 20 be small one
The Oklahoma report made the yield % bushels
firm standard white 47Q47lzc: No 2, 47c; No
3. 46hG47c: No 4, 454a46c; ordinary clipped,
46ibd47c: fancy clipped. 4si5 q49Ac, all Gle
vator RYE-FirTn; No Western, 671zc, T.
New York export BARkEY-Steady; mating
5Td65c. c 1 Buffalo; feeding. SAC. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
PROFIT IN NEWARK SALE.

a good profit in Newark realty Is
shown through a transaction Just closed
by Feist & Feist. Those brokers four
years ago sold TO Charles +. Eisele the
four six family apartment houses at No.
10 10 % Hunter street for $4,000 They
have resold the property 10 W. Louis
Keller for 1900 The houses occupy "A
plot l30xlOO feet on the north side Of tho
street. between Elizabeth and Sherman
ayes Mr. Keller made the purchase for
4.v.ofu1cuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
COUNTRY SALES.

Edward T. Hamilton & co. have sold
for Ia spina Il Morris the house No. 81
Rldgcwood Road, with stable. at South
Orange. y. J.
The Dun & Brown Company has sold
for Norman +. Walker to George F.
Brown. president OF the Dun a Brown
COMPANY. a plot BOXED feet at Lake
Mahopac. on which he will build sum-
LuII.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom, Nos. Il and IS Vesey
street:
By Joseph r. Day.
WASHINGTON ST. 7i2 and 7lf " :. 20 n
OF ilth -, 40 i164sS irreg. two sly tennis
and stores and l sty rear bldg; sold TO the
plaintiff for $1,000
AVE A. l143. " $. BIO n s OF 9lst 81, 2lI
a. : sly tenmt and stores. sold TO the plaintiff
for SlJ. ia
By Henry Brady
COLUMBUS AVE, 4S3. :, 25.s II n Of SD
St. - 6nlOO1 lrTeg. . sty tenmt and stores, ad-
lourned 10 July Is.
At The Bronx Exchange:
By j. II. Mayors.
WALTON AVE 2263. $. l6s II OF 1884
81, 2OX9j. sty dwlg; sold 10 the plaintiff for
s. ,OpO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03

PROVIsIONS-The market for hog pro-
ducts was active and higher. with good buy
ing by commission houses and shorts based
IN the monthly statement OF stocks. which
Indicated lighter holdings than expected. on
Abe advance there was some selling, but
prices late in the day were again Arm, clos
Ing at the top PORK-Ftrm. Mess, So so
(S23; family $24 ~ $25; short clear. $50 rs
0S22 % BEEF-Easy Mess, $1SnSiS 30;
family. s2O1s22: packet. $40 $50: extra
india mess S2SQS3O. DRESSED HoGS-Firm.
$acons. 12% q 13c; pigs 13hc: CUT MEATS
Picked bellies steady; 10 ID, tic; " ID.
15Z 91Gc: il ID. 15c; picked hams. i5hc.
FAILOW-Speciai, 6hc; city, &c; country.
6k06hc. LARD-Strong; Middle West,
ii30Ql14oc; city quiet. 11Q11Ac; refined
armer; South America, 12.6Oc; Continent
SI.95c, Brazil kegs. 1900; compound hrn.
o. @99c. sTEARINE-Firm; cleo. 9Hc;
MoLASsEs AND sYRUPs-There was a
euiet jobbing trade in molasses, and prices
Remained steady and unchanged. syrups
were steady. with a fair inquiry for the
lfyStter grades New orleans, centrifugal.
FeImn.on. i5G 2oc; fair ls@24c; good, 800
ssc; prime. 50 40c: New Orleans open ket-
lie B5QB5c: sYRUPS. common. 11Q12c;
medium. 14a17c: fancy, 20025c.
NAVAL sTOREs-Spirits turpentine was
Steady at 5Oc here and 36k 36hc az sa-
yannah. with business confined chiefly 10
present wants. Rosin nominaily unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased apartments at
No. 10 East 3Jth street 10 Henry g. Bug
bee. and at No. IA East 10Th street. 10
&. L. Payne and y. Is. Beechcr.