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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
The Bronx.

ANTHONY AVE. S, az " BuEnra
ave. llsx-; Timethy Murray ~, e. ~,
5oo, attorney, James l. Clare. 1875 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Esther Nelson .
MARY ! RYAN. Yonkers, y Y: Oct (mis so
OOO): $50: same attorney.
6, key: Moses schloss 20 Clara schlca
100 81 Nicholas ave: Sept "a 81, attornsn
Rose g. Putzel. lbs Broadway.
BEAUMONT AVE. g s. 4j0 II OF 1910
o5 sx95 Michael Madden TO Paui Lam
Fast 18th st; Sept "A tmtg So,s-W. 81;
BOSTON RID. $. being " 2 OF Old Bos'n
pos, I'd in front OF land conveyed oy Desu
20 city Real Estate CO. April 80 10y, o.T
Real Estate Co 20 Vincent Astor hnhschHs
\ Y: oct 6; $40; attorney John Koe's
i-f R6 i}sTaSSa Rp W $ 323 It Of lssth St, 5h
,e1 4 Otto Kuhneman to Adolpn steinlss
200 columbus ave; Oct mtg szi'y''' sI a.
torney. VIM Hauser, 100 william s.
FREEMAN ST. n $. Co II OF CHISHOLM
ooyss. Geofrey Konta. referee. 70 Caroilns
scare 142 West 5stn st; oct 8. $500
lot II map Gleason lroper,y; Alics
schmidt 20 Ernst G. Engel' l25l Inier'N s's
lots 10 and 49, block 3, map section
r,tb0ato estate: Theo Kausen 70 Lo.is
Kausen; Sept 30; sl0o' attorney u Frey ~
Sd ave. r,.. ,..,o-,, vs,,., T.
cto,anni Fior!. 40 New Bowery; OCT ]. slW
. ri", q,si Emma polak. 39l East li9,h st
NORRIS PARK AVE. n . cor Delaney :.
a55x-, Bronx County CONSTRUCTION 70 y
Bertha Levy 1885 Crotona Pa ,rsL a. sep' T"
siGS ati9rnsy' TTE naf F cor 18Th ave
o5xi65. Joseph : Rosalsky, referee 70 S'a~
sguires. 2ep West 18th 81: sept II sio"
PLOT in block 3;423. adi l land Jon .,a.
u, D Ssx . 100 sxslx " lS5. containing ls-e
acres, Mary A Morrison TO Dante; Morsa
500 riyerdale ave: Oct l. 500. at'orS
Tbos \ Cu:hber'. ~ Broadway ooo,,
ST AIMS AVE, e cor lo-,n =, So NJ.
Garland Realty % 70 Kay ne SId.i. st;org.
~ 7 Shapiro, l49 Broadway. o..,r
VAN BEI-REN AVE. 10 w. %, "a. an.
Nathan Drilich to Kate DIil.ich - 10 {
81 mtg 81 400: sept 80 sIV''
Backer. 10 Broadway. -.,.,o rs,rae,
Boy: James Balm 20 Herman 70 III,
1896 wallace ave: Oct .; sl'' a''o'''''
Guarantee co. LIS bloaa"as ,o- N 70 Sc
WOODRUFF ST. ? : Ig,.lVV Tsorn,,i
poston Road, 25xl2T.4. J Campbell lnomp,,, ~,
rn, - WiIliam II Hotties I25 Home - -
90. $40 600; attorney. " Hyman % N'
eFt an AVE W cor lso,h st, 90 sz-: ~. y;
y, - % Tohn 4 HalloNay. o52 Nes' -,
81; (mtg SEQ .oO0) Oct 8; u , al'3-.,vy'
ere Title Insurance co. ~" hroaeNa1 -, az,
,ori0o Joseph Balm 10 Hermax kea.V rS
, ,Ssi Wallace ave mtg 5000; Oct o. -"
a,,o-nav NJ Ieibowitz, l22 Forsyth 81
IsoTE ST. Nos i23 and 425 last ,as E,e
Herman Realty co N James Da s, a,,o-rsy
I,otn crsr,ntee Co. l76 Broadway. 70,
'ie.TU ct n 8 fl5 East Pros1ec, a.
747. william Eagleson 20 Jo"1 10. 400. A.
west 33d st Gnts s6oool zen! n - val :.
,orneys strong & Cadwalld'r. - 49, a.,
'oI ,soTH ST, :, 800 4 q NeiS @s.os ~
60 t GyH n James c Conneu RE-. n ns'"
Vs. 3Ss west 77th 81. 5000; oc' O.
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BUYING IN THE N0RTHERLY DISTRICTS
Tenant Purchases Apartment House in Eighth Avenue, One OF
Row of Three Bought by the Sellers Last Spring.
KINGS COLLEGE STRUCTURE BOUGHT BY LESSEE

ll2 and ia East 10Th street space to
Jacques Wolfe G. Co. Roksabro Hirano'
the Hansa Novelty Company, II. d. King
Adoph Hertz and II. w Proost.
William ]. Roome & Co. leased the store
No. 209 West 34th street to Abraham Is,
ner and No. As West 18th street to Leopold
GasSner. $1,000.
Louis Schrag leased for Bernard Court
n,y a store in No. AS Sixth avenue to
Benjamin Wener
5. Osgood Pell & Co leased Offices IN the
Ritz Chambers, southwest corner OF Madi-
son avenue and 4Sth street, 10 DR. VIII
IAN (. Dunlop. $500,
The John p Peel Company has leased
for Leon Dryer TO Hart Brothers for ten
years the building at No. ZS West 2th
street. 10 be used for stable and garage
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Schloss TO Clara. his wife. 100 ST Nichola. 49,.
all liens; Sept "a: 81; attorneys. Rose Pu,,'S
I2S Broadway. ~eb
PATH ST. 40 West, 1sxes.9 C,or.c,o.
Sept IL; Donald B Abbott, ref, to Am scsan
Mortgage Co. 40 Cedar st; Oct Z. SIS COO. :.
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co ~.
Broadway. w
SAME PROPERTY; Leopold Well "a a.,
quit claim; Sept 20: 81: attorney. same s'
SAME PROPERTY; American Mortssv. a
10 Julius II Fox. go Ocean ave, Jersey c,,so
b and g; Oct 7; 500; attorney. same nv
SAME PROPERTY: julius Fox to IA.
trict Realty Co. sos 9Th ave mtg sl5. 900. % ~
T. 81; attorney. same.
18TH ST, SIS. I2O It W OF 2f ave. sn,,n,
Isaac nanziger TO Mary Darziger. 242 ~,
5sth st: Oct !. 81; attorney Lewinson -
Pine st
ssTH ST. 800 West. sty brk. 2IxiO22; ".
Bradley 20 the Realty CO OF America. 2 Wal
st mtg $1,000: Oct I; 500; attorney, nm.
Guarantee and Trust Co, l7e Broadway "'
sGTII ST. 1922 West 4 sly brk. 2Ollyloc,
Nicholas Terhune 10 Realty Co OF Amc-,,a I
Wall st mtg $1,000; Oct I; SOD; at;ornsr
Title Guarantee and Trust co. l76 Broaiway'''
John 5 Riegel to Julia G Inness, EIIenyiI.
Y: Oct mtg 500. 900: 500; attorney ~.
Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broadway
10TH ST, 80 West; ; sly 6 3Tk; %2xloon
2s6 9Th ave (mtg 10000 Oct 8: 81: attorrsv
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 BroadEay
10sTH ST. 141 and li3 West 50xl0ii
Moses sch loss 10 cara, MS VIE, no 81 Nil
olas ave- all liens; Sept "a; ST. attorney
Rose & Putzel, l2S Broadway.
18th ST. 12l East; sly brk. ijxi60u
foreclosure Sept 30D; VI Spencer Beirns ~
to William Linden and Robert l. Redheld III
West s5th st, trus. William 3 White decs
oct 8: $1,000; attorney, Richard Lydon,
Nassau ST.
18TH ST, 1874 West. sly brk. 25xlO0u
Jennie Perrin 10 Hyman Perrin. ll2 West lO,n
ST; y part mtg sci 0O0) T. all liens; Ser
II: 81; attorney. Abraham Cohen, 10 Pst
Row.
10TH ST, s. 100 II W Of 9Th ave, 81
lOO.11: Moses Schloss 10 Clara, his WIFE ~
81 Nicholas ave, all liens; sept "a, 81. sttor-
neys. Rose & Putzel, i2s Broadway.
l1sTH ST, s. 1888 II Of 81 ave, 37sr
1908; Realty Remodelling and Reconstruc,ios
Co to Nathan Applebaum. l945 SD 81, Brook-
lyn or 233 Broadway, New YORK; OCT !: ST.
10TH ST, "a Fast; 5 sty brk, 25xl0o 10
Moses Schloss 10 Clara. his wife, 100 81 Mich
olas ave: all liens: sept "a; 81; attorneys, Pos
e. Putzel 12s Broadway.
10TH ST, 3O5 and 800 East; sly brk On
lOOll: Moses Schloss 10 Clara, bis wife 100
81 Nicholas ave. all liens; sept ~ 81 attcr
news. Rose & Putzel. 12s Broadway
iigTH ST, s, lil.s II or Amsterdam
ave Ia sxgg II. Ernest Wenlgmann 70 John
Haase. sos West i49th ST mtg Sl2vol; Oct s.
500. attorneys. Elfers Aboeriy "a Broad
way. $1,000,
10th ST. $40 West. n :, 10 s a5sa II: Js,n
Y Crommette 10 Mary Wallace, 322s Cas- q
Omaha, Neb; June l6; 81. attorney ROB-
erts, $40 West l59th 81.
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Steamers Canada ,Frl, Mar.eille', cry
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

oran oct River Delaware BD. New York
melbourne ~ -ris Get 5-Mmiro dsr. New York via
vorteyjdeo. oct t-singarore CBr. New York.
Antwerp, oct Ga Heshaye tDutchl, Ne"
corenhasen. DC, :. 10 a m-unt.d states
ban. New York via Christiansand -,
Liverpool. oct :, m-Mauretania thD'
New York via FishEuard.
v.,cb..,.r Oct e-Thespi. (Br) New York
Port said. oct 10 kcnfels Ger. New JOE"
ia Malta for BOMBAY and Calcutta a.. Ga
Kobe oct 5-InGranl tBrl. New YORK VIA Sd
Adeiaiie oct G~Moltkcfcls Ger. New York
via Cape Town, etc.
Cs,te. oct lie Goa G}D. New fork
Na-scil,cs. oct 2-I.lmen tBn. New York.
psrbados oct 6-Tagus oBr). southampton
for colon. etc. ard New York.
RIO Janeiro. oct u l. Luckenoach' Ne"
Bremen. oc, I Up m-Kronprinz Wilhelm
GER. New York
East London. oct 7-kssenga 'Br' Ne"
York
Coronei. Oc, 5-Foxton Hall (Brl New York
Gibraltar. oct 5--Indraghiri Obj, IRON
Yokohama. etcl. Boston and New YORK
7th Rloemfontein tBr). New YORK.
MO Janeiro. oct 4-Welsh Prince (Br)'
from santos. New York; I'd, Dunedin
tBri New York
Libau. Sept 3O-Kursk tRuss), New io,h.
Palermo oct l--Argentina (Ausp' trom
Trieste. etc). New York.
MarseilIes. oct 5-sant Anna (Fr), New
York 49,.
Oran oct River Ara1es tBrl, tfrom
SMYRNA. Philadelphia and New YORK.
Calcutta. oct 3-Karonga (BrJ, Boston and
New York 49,,
Bahia. oct Scottish Prince CBrl. trom
SANTOS and Rio Janeirob. New YORK
Turncuze. oct 5-Tonawanda OBJ. New
York . ,.,
Tara gona. oct i-Dinnamare dtaD New loIH'
Ifyerpool oct 7-Caronia tBrl New York.
Barhados oct j-Hylas OBJ IRON NJ me-
from santos and RIO lie Janeiro). New fork.
Bermuda. oct T. 1875 m-Bermudian tbr'
ptrnambuco. oct 5-Calliope CBr) from Santos
and Rio de Janeirol. New York
PASSED
Perrin oct G-Kandelfels GER Calcutta and
colombo for Boston and New York
Gibraltar oct t--Taormina tltaD. New YORK
for Naples and Genoa.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

John c. Henry sold for a client NO. 40
Washington avenue, six story eleyatoi
apartment house, known as the pan
bridge. TO John J. Eckers, of Manhattan
The property was held at Sl25,Co.
The two story and basement OroWnstoiIe
house No 31i 18th street, for many years
occupied by DR.. Edward Duggan as a.,
Office and home. has been sold through
che office of +. c. Sauter TO Mrs AMANDA
C;rote. who will alter the premises.
Joseph p. Day has sold TO Ricnard "A;
Canier at Howard Estates plot pxlp
feet on the easterly side OF Hatch avenue
$50 feet south of Grimm avenue.
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HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Tietgen. reported as 1913 miles east
OF SANDY Hook AZ m yesterday is expected
20 dock this forenoon.
The Inperator reported as 62l miles east
Of sandy Hook at noon yesterday. Is expected
TO dock this afternoon.
The Iroquois reported as 80 miles east OF
SANDY Hook al 20 a n Yesterday, IS expected
10 dock Thursday forenoon.
The Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. reported as
40 miles east Of Sandy Hook AT M yester-
day Is expected 10 dock this afternoon.
The Majestic, reported as 100 miles east OF
SANDY Hook a, 10 IS a m yesterday, Is expected
TO dock Thursday forenoon. -
The president Lincoln. reported as l0b miles
east Of Sandy Hook at noon yesterday. 10 eh-
pected to dock this forenoon.
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SALE OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

At u O'Clock noon to-day. at the BROOK
lyn Real Estate Exchange, No. ss Mon.
tague street. Joseph p Day will oner at
Supreme Court partition sale large PIo'
proved with a two story frame stable, on
the north side of Sackett street 10 teet
west OF Fourth avenue, and large va
cant plot containing 1920 square feet on
the south side OF Sackett street ms teet
west Of Fourth avenue. the new our -.
ayenue subway will have a station at
Union street and Fourth avenue, one
block from the property.
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southern portion. to-day and Thursday, mod
crate TO brisk east winds

For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland and the Distrit Of Co
lumbia, cloudy. probably rain to-day and
Thursday. Increasing east winds.
For Virginia, rain to-day and probably
Thursday. increasing east winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York. cloudy to-day and Thursday,
light variable winds
For Northern New England. fair to-day;
Thursday unsettled. light to moderate vari-
able winds
For Southern New England. cloudy. prob
ably rain to-day and Thursday moderate 10
brisk cast winds
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER {
TRANSPACIFiC MAILS.

Destination and vessel. $50 ]
Japan. Cc.es. China. Philippines via
Tacorna)-Tacoma MaTu ............ DC,
Hawaii via San Francisco)-Lurline. o.
Tatiii, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia VIA san Fran
ciscol-Willochra ................... Oc
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. Philip
Tines (via san Francisco)-Persia.. DC
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, New Zealand,
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Local Official Record

Local Official Record.-The following off,
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
responding date OF last year:
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GRAIN PRICES ADVANCE
Provisions, However, Are Lower in
the Chicago Market.

Chicago. oct 7-Improved demand for
hard winter grades for export and milling
had much Influence to-day In rallying the
wheat market Closing prices were firm,
3sc TO ikc above last night. Corn finished
1.c to &c up, and oats with a gain Of nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
BUSINESS LEASES.

Frederick Southack Alwyn Ball' )r'
leased for a long term OF years for Mrs
Emily 3. Hopkins a floor in the Builders
Exchange. No. - TO % West SD street;
running through to No 30 to "a West SD
street. to Cornelius J. and John H.
Webster r. Mable & Co leased at Nos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

to Nc. but provisions 1211c to 37i1c down.
Active call for United States hard winter
wheat developed quite Unexpectedly. both
here and in the Southwest The grain.
which is unusually heavy and dry. seemed
TO be meeting with special favor in Eu-
rope. rivaIling Canadian spring. The hard
winter variety to-day commanded the best
premiums Of the season up 10 now. Range
of prices:
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Australia Via san Francisco,-Ven-

Australia Via san Francisco)-Fen ~, "a
japan. corea- China WA se4'.le Oct 10
Ava Maru ...........:...;, ',r,,heI-
Hawaii via San Franeisco'- -.'.. a'e DC, II
Jatan, Ccrea, China, Philippines NA ~, -
Vancouver)-Empress Of India; - go Oo' "
Hawaii, japan. Corea. china wa n, 10
Francisco,-Hong Kong Maru..;..ia
Ha vail. FIJI Islands New Zeaiah'' n, d
Australia Cyia VIctoria)-Makura. -. oo' -
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LONG ISLAND.

FINE RESIDENCE. ELMHuRsl lroa....
Large BEAUTIFUL residence Tor al.-ye Ssar ssS
almost acre lawn and garden Sa'a s,,,iontss ,roS
rasidence 10 New York city no suv,Sss lea
nerior transportation all hours mean, n,irsn,isis
lion. rent or sale; bargain. Apply toHN !
third house Claremont Terrace; ~ viii ni
RAPELYE, Elmhurst Long is'""-'
particulars. MAJ
plots AND HOUSES for sale; MANYSYYt
TAN REACH ESTATES. % way, -
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GETS PLAINFIELO SANAToRIUM.

Dr. Justus II. Cooley's sanatorium az
Westervelt. Jackson and Manning aNe
mes North Plainfield. y. j., has been
purchased BY St Joseph's Roman Catho-
lice Church for educational purposes The
Consideration. IL is reported. was $4,000.
The sisters OF the parish Will be IN charge
nf q rr0narfN
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STATEN ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

Cornelius G.. Kolff sold in the Neville
tract. al West New Brighton. a plot
5Oxl25 feet. on Bement avenue near fro 's,,
Doct street 10 Charles B. Dullea, who Will
erect a house for his occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
elyER OF WEST SIDE PLOT.

Charles F.. Appleby is the buyer OF the
plot. lOOx4l9x irregular. on the north
side of 57th street. $50 feet west OF EIev-
enth avenue. the sale OF which by Der
schuch & CO. for the Conrad Stein estate
was reported on Monday.
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TENEMENT HOUSE SALE TO-DAY.

The FIVE story tenement, on lot 2oXlvo
feet At No. IA Lewis street. between
Houston and East Sd streets. VIII be SOFA
al Supreme Court foreclosure SAFE py
Joseph p. Day to-day at noon al 'he
Nescy street saleSroom.
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INVESTS IN CORONA HOUSES.

S. Osgood Pell & CO. have so!d LOT 70,
houses on Baylies stl eet and one on Lent
street Louona Park. Corona; THESE
houses are situated between Park aVenue
and Shell Road NOV Polk avenue). Inc
purchaser has bought these as an ih'est-
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees:
loewst 81: average. 81; average for correspond
ing date last year 66. average for correspond
ing date last thirty-three years. 80.
Local forecast: Cloudy. probably rain. to-day
and Thursday. moderate TO brisk east winds.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee anu -
torney)
Interest S per cent unless otherwise ''''''
OCTOBER Z.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE, cor I2d t,. 3; |; -.
30 Mary Brown 20 Mary Dad a,
orc tr,s ssh West End ave. deman'' ga,
nsp' cent? e March 5: s45. 1000. attorneys NV
& putzel. los Broadway. 80. r,,.s.
3D AVE. 1917. e :. ls9NlOo. ave. oe.
Adler 10 Louis Hirsch. 10 Pinehurs' "a ~
8 ,mtg 1922 OOo); yrs. q per oeso' -. 81.
STH AVE. 15l and 1873. " $ 81 az, v 8
ave SSH W $. 3oxelll. 10th ave SOL
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Large apartments have been leased at
No. SO Fifth avenue 10 Frank Avian
Parsons and William Hull Wickham and
daughter by the resident management
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RoROIGH OF BROOKLYN.

FIATBUsH oNE-FAMtLl BKies ~ no 70 s4yc
rer house. price reduced from so ;;"o,jts1, ne
real bargain. closest Inspection NV ,s Pas
some cash at once. A. 1IS-'|
~, 'phone 1902 Cortland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

New Orleans oct The cotton market
was under considerable selling pressure to-day.
In the early session the tone vas steady out
easiness developed in the afternoon. and the
close was al practically the lowest Of the day.
loss Of 81 a bale compared with yesterdhy '
close Better weather conditions over the belt
was given as one Of the main reasons for sell
Ing that led to the decline. Short sellers were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

selling pressure. and prices were lover
closing ct a net loss OF 10 II points. sen
ness In lard and cotton. Local contrao'
prices: x..or
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 6.o3. sunset. 5:33. moon sets. -
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Mail Vessel
Vessel For. Line. closes. sails.
Campana, Epool. cunard. -- 100 m
la Lorraine. Havre. French 700 m 1000 IN
Dumcree. Arg tina An. p 230 m
Caribbean, Rmuda. RMSP. 500 a m 1000 a IN
Caracas, Curacao Red D.. 30 m 1900 IN
Metapan, Colon. L + Co.. $50 IN 1900 IN
ap,and. Antwerp. Red Star - 1000 IN
7 Grant. Hamburg. H-A... 100 IN
Santiago Galveston M'lry 100 m
trapahoe. Jksonville CLYDE -- 100 IN
Menus. y Orleans. So Pac. l2.OO III
THURSDAY. OCTOBER a.
Csrpatha. Gibraltar. Cund $3.50 m 1900 m
MORO Castle. Hav. Ward p. 1000 a IA l:oO y IN
Albingia. Hayti, H-A...... loo y m 400 p IN
Adristic. Liverpool w S.. - Zoo m
Helig Olav. Copenh'n. 4 --. 1900 M
{ Of Montgomery. say. Saw. - 800 m
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10.
New York. South'pton. Am $3.50 a m 1000 m
Nickere. Trinidad RDWI IL 30 a m 100 m
Panama, Crstobal. i r.. II 30 m 300 p IN
japanese Pr. M'video, Pr. 1900 m 800 p IN
Christian y, de J. H-A.i2:00 m 800 m
Telling Guantanamo. Wd - 100 m
Lenape, Jack VILE, Clyde. LOOP m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

Easier spot market rumors OF increase
in crop returns. a favorable change In the
weather map. and realizing sales con-
tributed 10 make an unsettled cotton mar
ket yesterday, and an opening decline OF
y to 81 points was increased to net
loss for the day at the close OF Il 10 .
points There was a rally OF few points
on Western weather predictions but LiV-
erpool. Southern and foreign selling soon
turned the tide downward, as offerings IN
creased rapidly on any sign OF bulge
A local firm issued a crop estimate Vi
1853. 100 bales, including linters. based Oh
an average frost date. and a somewhat
bearish view was taken OF the BRUSH
Board Of Trade returns for September
At the low point of the day December
was nearly g a bale under the high OF
last week Southern spot markets were
generally 1-l6disc lower. and the locai
spot market dropped 20 points TO lS.sc for
middling upland; sales, 375 bales Local
contract prices:
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser crd at
torneyD
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate EX-
chang salesroom. Nos. "a and 10 Nesey
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THE COTTON MARKET
Weak and Unsettled, Closing at
Decline.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.

For North and South Carolina. rain To-Day
THURSDAY. probably clearing, shifting gales.
For Georgia fair in vest unsettled IN eas,,
portion to-day; Thursday. fair; Increasing
north winds. ~
For Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, l/oui ,
and Thursday; moderate variable Wlnds. -,
For Western Texas fair TO-DAY. ana Ihurs-
day. ,,
For West Virginia. cloudy to-day probably
followed by rain tonight ani THURSDAY
For Tennessee. probably fair to-day ana
ThHrsdav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO L
UOKOuGH OF MANHATTAN

|FOR LEASE--TtRM OF ftMo
The beautiful corner residence :,s "a sal
End Ave. 20 private family 10, tou.,,
yearly. one OF the best turu'ss "a no0 o.
on west side. Owner spent soD,V rs
premises years ago. II rooms Would T1si
passenger elevator Inspect " ,,nly
sell on easy terms. price Slio'oVV' r
w. h. M0FFlTT, lSo NaolsO"
rul commission 10 Brokers
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Humidity.
Official observations OF United States weather
bureaus taken at S p m. Yesterday follow:

a. m.......es p. m.......s5 sp. me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

Liverpool cabes-Spot, fair business doihs'
sales. 5000 bales. speculation and export l.
500; American. 1000: imports. 1900, Ameri-
can. 1900 Midtling upland I1od. Futures
openod quiet 4lG5i7 points lower. closed
barely steady. 5i7G7 points lower. october'
T34 ID. October-November. 1.22'-d. NoNem-
ber-December lid; December January Jahu-
February. Fehruary-March and Msrch-
ArrI. 1.14d. April-May, 1874; May June
7l2i: June-Juiy. 110izd: July-Augusi
70s I'D. August-September. 6o2d: Septemoer.
October. 6 SD Manchester-larns duH ana
easier; cloths. buyers hold on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
Al The Bronx exchange:


KELLY ST. SOL 5. Is6 Il n OF Long
wood ave. 40xlOD. 3 sty tenmt; sold 10 the
plairtir for S34. GOO.
TOPPING AVE, 1902 and 1894. s. 25J II S
OF l75th ST. iOxo5. two > sty dwgs; sold 10 the
plaintiff for S2l.645
BY Joseph P. Day.
ELLIS AVE. 2O3l. n s. cas- n . Of fremont
ave. 25xlOS: sold 10 the plaintiff for $500
ZEREGA AVE. 1893. :. $50 II Of Lyon
ave. 2jXl0O: sold TO the plaintiff for s. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
By Joseph P. pay.

4CTH ST. e3l to 635 West. n s. 400 II W OF
nth ave, 75xlOO5 3, sty stable. sold 10 James
{ Mulligan for <3s. 200.
iO2D ST. 322 East, 5 5, 27S n OF LIST ave.
25xiOO1l sty brk tenmt. sold 20 the plain
IN for $40 600
BY Henry Brady.
% AVE. 63i. :. Al. n 3 OF 35th ST.
lslixT2 sty tenmt and stores sold 10 the
plaintiff for Sll 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

Forecast for Special Locaiities.-For East
eu New York, cloudy. probably rain In