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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-06-11
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
Six Students Of Fort Benton High
School Receive Diplomas.

There was q large audience at the
graduation exercises Of the Fort Ben
ton high school, which were held 10
the opera house Friday %eveLin-, when
six students received their diplomas.
The opera house wac decorated with
the class colors, aud each gradu ate
carried bouquets Of pink roses, The
class flower.
Musical numbers by the high school
chorus, under the direction Of Miss
Georgia Chave and with Miss Martha
Townsend - pianiste, were an altrac-
tive feature of the program. The
or atone by the grad ates showed care
full preparation, were we'll delivered,
and we're rewarded with liberal APP
p!ause. The program Ut the evening
was a. follows:
song OF welcome. A. VeazAes ".
High School Girls Chorus
Invocation. .............R Rev. Z. II. DonaldsOn
The Right Of Suffrage. Lois Russell
MARK Twain Margaret Poulsson
Ovef the Sea-. u "A. Veazle, Jf.
High School Girls Chorus
Three Characters of Shakespeare. Gladys Barsch
speed Mania. .Jonn MlAar
Ring On, 70 Bells ................ Franz Abt
High School Girls Chorus
Romanticiem ............ Margaret Patterson
Vocational Education. ............. Harriet Leo
Presentation of Diplomas
Wanderers Night Rubenstein
High School Girls Chorus
/ ReNQdictfOn. Ray. j. N. Chestnut
Prot. G. NJ. Luce, principal OF the
high school, made a brief address to
the graduating class, in which he
urged them to put their educational
equipment to good use. Az the close
Of the exercises "a large number OF
friends Of the graduates met with them
OF the stage and extended hearty con-
gratula,ions upon their success.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-06-11
Horses For Sale

About a hundred head of unbroken horses,
Ihree to eight years old. Will bs sold in lots to
salt purchasers. Address
OSCAR JOHNSTON, Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-06-11

OF Gre8t rails was witnessed Oy d
good-sized crowd yesterday afternoon.
1t was q somewhat one-sided contest,
the Fort Benton boys winning by q
score of II to 5.
Arrivals from Big Sandy report an
interesting baseball game at that
place yesterday between the smelter
team from Great Falls and the Big
Sandy team, the visitors winning by
y score of 8 to 2. There was a big
crowd of spectators.
A demoustrat alton Of road grading
work by the J. I. Case company has
resulted in q good road to the county
fair grounds. The heavy grader was
operated by q Case traction engine,
and it is claimed the cost of the work
BY such an outfit is 80 per cent. less
than the expense usually incurred.
Great Falls Tribune: The firm Of
McNsir and Taylor last week disposed
OF 22S head of cattle for q considera.
ton of approximately Sl2, 900. the cat
tie being sold to J. B. Long and taken
to the Augusta ranch of the purchaser
The sale practically took all the herd
of the parties selling except some
choice breeding stock that was with
held.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-06-11
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of George ". Crane, deceased.
administrators of the estate Of George ". Crane,
deceased, to the creditors of,and all persons having
claims against the eaid deceased, to exhibit them
with the neces sary Y uchers within four months
after the first publication Of this notice, to the
said administrator at the assessors ONCE In the
court house at Fort Benton, Montana.
EZRA L. CRANE,
Administrator of the 9 state of George W. Crnne,
deceased.
Dated June 10, 1918.
First publication June II, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
BEARS HIT CHICAGO WHEAT
Bullish Crop Reports from Argentina
Denied-Prices Drop.

Chicago. oct. 30-Bears had the advan-
tage to-day in wheat on account OF more
rcassuriug crop conditions I'm Argentina
and Australia. Despite the fact that COW
ering b. shorts rallied the market, there
was weak tone al the close, with prices
&c to &c under last night Corn finished
unchanged 10 s01,c higher oats OF
shade TO Sc and provisions varying
from To- decline to a rise of 2isq5c Gable
reports from Buenos Ayres declared that
the crop outlook on wheat was far from
justifyinc the bullish reports OF the pre-
viOus day. II was hatly asserted that the
circumstances did not warrant any un-
easiness regarding damage or alleged
backwardness OF growth On the con-
trary, the prospect was said TO be dis
tinctly favorable. Buying at the decline
was liberal and was supposed to be chiefly
for a prominent speculator who of late
had been active in selling the market
short. Recovery in prices was helped by
spot purchases here and at Minneapolis
on milling account The upturn, however,
failed to overcome all of the early loss.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31

Luigi and Nicola sabatni. 4lO East 11sth :.
Crntg $1,000; oct IS; sls25; attorney. TIL
Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 BroaeTay N'ae
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, e $. 40 =, 4, :.
Jennings ST. J0Xl00: Edmund Hurley re,s,s~e
70 Frederick II Ehlen. 2l5 West lsist AZ. ~.
80; g 30; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance
co. 100 Broadway.
WHITE PLAINS RID 1920. e s. 25xIe,
George Puckhafer to Phean Brothers Cor,
structon 90, 2Di5 RIVER ave mtg 81 500o. a.,
%; 81; attorney, Arthur Bell, 1874 Aexandsf
ave.
PARK AVE, cor ls5th ST. 25xlO0: Tins
Costigan, referee. TO Johanna Zuleger. ~
Cathedral Parkway mtg $4,000: Oct o.
$1,000 attorney. Henry Never. 302 Broadway
l2JTII ST. 5. 15+f Of Brook ase. Nv
100; Max Mariamson tc George Narismsnn. oas
Freeman ST tmtg $1500o, oct %; SlOo; attor'
ncy. Edward A Isaacs, 80 Liberty ST.
SAME PROPERTY: AEEie Norwalk ct al IN
sane; oct II: 500; attorney, same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
BUSINESS LEASES.

NJ. & l.. Hess leased tho second loft 40.
~ Fifth avenue 10 the Allied Manuidct-
urcrs Company; the seventh loft Nos.
and . East Dth street To the Premier
Model Company, and the eighth loft No.
Il 10 = East I'D street To |. Warshauer
The Charles +. Noy"s Company leased
large portion OF the ninth floor of the
Market and Fulton National Bank Build
Alphonse Well & Bro. and one-half of
tho fourih floor OF Nos. p and % Ann
street TO !. .. Woodruff 4 Go.
Pease X Gilman leased for the Cen
fury Holding Company dee ~ tleishman
tho fourteenth floor IN the new sixteen
story Central Building, No. - West 18th
street 10 the Stewart Hess Company. Inn
portcrS OF millinery supplies. located AT
No. ~ West sd street. The Lease IS for
a term of years NJ rental Of $1,000 a
year.
". J. Schoonmaker leased the eighth
loft i'm No lg To IL East 18th street 10
hmsteadt & CO., woolleu merchants.
Frederick Fox & Co. leased 10 Cornelius
j. and John H. o Hern 500 feet OF space
I'm No. % TO So West sd street, through 10
Nos. ~ and 81 West 32d street: also the
third loft I'm No 15S TO 1862 West 18th
street 10 the W. Il L. Manufacturing Com
pany. "a
Broadway. fourth loft TO II. Monness az
Sons. Nos. 7l5 and IL Broadway second
loft 10 Harry Is. SamuelS, No. 'l9 Broad
way, second lott. to Munves q Berlin
Nos. and West 32d street, eighth loft,
to j. Cohen 4 Sons; Nos. 3 and East
18th street. third loft. to j. Blumen-
field: No. l3S to ~ West 18th street ninth
loft. TO the Peerless Ladies' Tailoring
Company. and No. 80 East 10th street.
store and basement, 10 the Gold Bond Hat
Manufacturing Company.
The NJ Rosenthal Company leased the
tenth loft, Nos. l4l and li3 West 18th
street. to Nathan Poller for term OF
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer rates showed further declineH:
hut sail tonnage held steady. \ hmltcn
business was done in chartering. ana .
moderate demand prevailed for additiona!
vessels Quotations to Liverpool, IA 10
London. I'D: Glasgow Sd: Rotterdam ~.
Hamburg. 42h pfennigs; Bremen. 30 pfea-
rigs: Hull. I'd: Bristol. AID: Antwerp. "a.
Cork. for orders. IS I'd. picked ports. large
tonnage % iEda2s I'd, cotton 10 Liver
pool. per 100 10. SOC. Charters: British
steamer 10000 cases. petroleum, New YORK
or Philadelphia, 10 Hong Kong. 22c. option
NVhampoa 22isc. Overwhelmingly: Brit
isl steamer 1876 tons. nitrate. west coast
South America 10 the United states. 2ds I'd.
with options. November December; British
steamer. Use tons. same. 2|s November
December; British steamer. 1000 tons W.
same 2Gs Cd. December-January; British
steamer, 3.116 tons same. IS delivery Phil
adelphia November. British steamer. 1850
tons. cotton Savannah to Liverpool or
Bremen. 3}s I'd. option Hayrc. sos. Novcm-
her December: steamer. 200 standards tim
her. Gulf 20 North spain, basis l20s one port.
January February; Norwegian steamer, 2.il3
tons. coal. Baltimore 10 Havana, p {. prompt ,
British bark. $50 tons. lumber. Philadelphia
TO the River Plate. basis $40 30, prompt (.
schooner. 1,o5i tons. ties. Brunswick TO New
York. Z. schooner. 500 tons cement, Jer-
sey City TO jacksonville, I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31

rod loo.lb bag. 81 5OGs2; ARTICHokES'
irnnortcd dozen. 75c a 81 80. potato. DOL
s. JgQ$I: BRUSSELS SPROUTS guar ~
Ijc: BEANS, nearby. basket or pas,. - a."
Sontb Carolina. green. &c GSl; REEFS Dol,
81 5uaSl -: IOO-lb bag, STA 20; 10y
punches. <1aS1 80; CARROTS. Dbl 81 gu
81 10. bag. 81 81 -; lou-In n9e, ~ rIi
basket. % a 75c; 100 punches, iJc q u "
CT;NBERS Long Island, basket. 81 JOq - ou'
bbl S48sf: dollhouse, No l. dozen, 81 -2g
81 30: No > 75c 81; Florida naskc, sIH o e.
CELERY. dozen. lIHJ!c' standatI Cta
81 5OGI 81. knobs 100 punches. 81 5Ops"'
CARRIAGES. Danish. ton, s2O@ 81 dome
tic S150SiS: rcd. $2Oas25. white. loo -
q 81: Dbl 81 n 81 -; red. 81 2od ~ 90, tt'1
ported, European; 10, req t94; SiG% one island,
short cut. bbl 81 n Sc %; long cut. SlM 49,,
large crate 7jcqS1 -; small. 30 az &C
ChICOEN basket, 5oQ9oc: EGGPLA - - - :;
nearby. basket. 75caSl IS, Florida. hox. 81 81
GS3 -: ENDIVE. imported, 10, log ~
HORSFRADlSH zoe III. $6H So 30; KALI
Virginia. Dbl SOC; LIMA BEANS. JerEeg'
potato, basket. 5OC n 81 Long Island ana JeI-
sey bag. soc 81 "a. LHTTGCE, state. Jersey
ami Penusvivanla. basket jOc n 81 80; 2-dozen
crate, soc n 50 -: 3-dozen. 81 81 80; nearby
tbl. 75caSl -; crate or BASKET. DOC q ~,
Virginia. basket, i5c GSl Mn =, do ~
basket SOC a 81 -; brown 50cg 81 10: but,
tons. 4OQGOc: OYSTER PLANTS, loo
punches S3ttS4; OkRA, New Orleans pas
rier. SOC n 81; Florida 81 - q s. 80; 9-basket
crate. 81 j0a 81 80: PARSLEY, NEARBY, pas pas
kct 25ft soc. PEAS. Virginia. South carolina
basket. 81 I0Gi s. 30; PUMPKINS, Dbl ''cn
81: PEPPERS, bbl. SOC HSi 20 sugar DBL %,
45cH 81 -; ROMANO. basket '"c n - -
bhl. 75c N ~ 20: SPINACH. virginia. bbl. ava
?0c; SQUASH. Hubbard, bhl. 81 n - 30. ma,
rev, 7jc n s. -. Florida, white box. ~ U.s.
TI'RNIPS rutabaga Dbl. JocnSl y; Whlic.
75c n 81 -: TOMATOES. nearby. boz. 3oc4
s.. WATERCRESS. 100 punches. SlG 81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31

Vincent Astor leased property IN west
a3G street YESTERDAY just across from
the Waldorf-Astora More than $l0oo0,eD
IA involved i'm the transaction, when ~
the largest that he has been represented
in since he has been the principal ot the
large estate left by his father.
The property involved I'm the lease is at
No . 10 Is West SD street, now covered
with eight dwelling houses, on a pot
2r0xgS.9 feet. together with the abuttlng
four story building at No. Is West S2d
street. with frontagt OF % feet.
The lessee is 4 syndicate headed by
Leslie r. Palmer The lease is for a
term OF % years at Sl2l, 2N. II carries
with il two renewal privileges, 50 that
the entire rental represents a total OF
81. 7oO. joo \ twelve story office and loft
building planned by the syndicate. when
has been incorporated under the title or
the Thirty-second, Thirty-thrd street
Corporation. will represent an expenditure
Of more than $4,000.
The site adjoins the old Cambridge
Building, at the southwest corner Of Fifth
avenue. II IS planned TO begin work on
the proposed building next May, plans for
which have been prepared by Herman Lee
Meader. The SD street front will be
entirely of glass FOR the first three
floors The freight entrance will be on
32d street.
The syndicate IS largely interested in
the Brunswick Site Company. owner and
builder of the Brunswick Building, at
Fifth avenue. 10Th and 18th streets.
Preston s. Faust was the broker in tho
Aston transaction. IT AS unoiiicially re-
ported last July that Mr.. Astor himself
was consid srins improving the site.
Another interesting transaction was an
nounccd yesterday by the Cruikshauk
lotte Rice Lowcry ami Lucy Murray Rice.
Of No. i33 Broadway, northwest corner
OF Howard street, TO a client tor invest
mcut. IL consists OF a i've story build
ing. occupying plot 26X15 feet. 4 short
time ago the structure at Nos. 4i3 and 40
Broadway Was purchased by Helen V.
Henderson, through William A. White
& Sons
Other transactions announced yesterday
follow:
18TH STREET Joseph T. DAY has gold for
the estate Of Catherine Lohr 20 Dietrich Hun
exc No Us West 18th street. two Dry
building. uu lot 2JNlup.5 feet. between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues. The property vas
scheduled 20 nave been sold at auction yes
tcr4ay by Mr. Day.
1871 sTEEFT J. 49, Wood has sold the
three story building AZ Nos % and - West
l:j'h afrcc.. on plot 5ON.3 II feet. extending
through 10 18Th street 2jNg9 II Get. used as
moving picture theatre for the Crcscen;
Theatrical Company 90 andrew e.. Ely. The
sale Involves the lease OF the promises only.
BRADHCRSr AVENUE.-Albrrt * Plat
sold Tor Herman r. BlndsolI the Colonial Court.
q seven story apartment house. .0.llNlul feet
a. ~, northeast corner ~ Bradhurt avenue
and 10th street. The luHcr. Joseph schwartz.
gitcs iu par IaJ uIent - block front on the
east side ~ Barry street. h'tv cen lougWouf
avenue and Wor'EDu street. plot lu"N2.uNlNB
feet Helm Krakow were associate brokers
ilTH STREET Albert a Plat sold for Max
Ulefusr 80. 5lN 20 80 East llth street. q
Eve Story factory. on plot 10 llxI5.i feet. ad-
.0iui1G the southwest corner OF Dry Dock
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lesseeJ
nlTnRER 30

OCTOBER 80.
ARTHUR AVE. 2i7s, store. etc; FideIa Sa-
9 ,S, Soc JeroH mar pGss S East ssth st.
BROADWAY. 500 3222 g stores; Geo
Can't TO WIN Mulligau; I yrs mos lroA
May 1914; $,soU address 80 5rot IVA
To Henry Vogcl and ano; yrs from Nov l.
1913; 81 500: address, 1923 Boston Road
las : Kcliy 10 Fredk NJ Pausing, ; yrs from
oct / 1913. 81 800: address. 1929 Broadway -
COLUMBUS AVE, 7gi. store: Michael
browne To Morris and saul Edelson. . yrs
rom Nov I. 1913. 81 200. address. 1907 Bath
'DESATuR AVE. u cor 10Th st, 2oNlOo:
Alema Realty Exchange 60 10 10 b,eae TIA,
Realty co. mos from oct II. 1913; for term
Sl1U: address. - Park Row. -
GRAND ST 4o3 east store; Keha Chgdorov
to Jacob Scadron and ano; yrs from MAY J.
1911. Sl.572; address, lGl Clinton st
LAFAYETTE ST. cor ith 20. 80 ana 4tn
floors; Chas + Iiubbs q 20 to herhetd
NcVeil Of al: II yrs o mos from Feb l, lpll.
s. 900; address. 70 Highland ave Glen Ridge
NWAsHINGroN ST. 4s9, all; Julia G Gal
agher to John 70 A Wah,ngion o ST. ''S
I'm AVE 2gH all: Chas Schmtt 81 al 10
siemund Glatzer; > yrs from Jan J, 1879
s.. 800; address. Gi3 Amsterdam ave ,.....,...
3D AVE, 2i9. store. Twentieth century
Landing Co to Noel Silvcrstcin: yrs mos
from Sept -. 1915 >1,-oo' address DOB 80
ave STu ST. sT 50 West ALL John 81 Berrien ct
al r. Attic Baroni: yrs from oct |. 1913;
81 500: address. 81 West 9Th ~.
lOGTH ST. 40 East store etc JOS pe itd,ao
10 Cologero LlbruZzo, yrs from Dec l. i'lo'
$500. address 80 East lOGth a.
iOSTH ST 2ll East west store. etc; MlGaGIe
C'orho to Frank Pinto. yrs from Nov l. 1915
$500: address. 21O East llith ST.
t.3D ST 100 East. all; WIN krusc TO VIM
simon: , yrs from Nov -. 1913: Sl,o0o ad-
dress 500 East 10th st. ,oo
15gTH ST. 5T5 West, cor broad"aS, iUo
100 II. Arnold Kaiser and ano 10 Jos Shenk;
{ yrs 10 mos from Nov I. 1913; $4,000 ad-
dress, 81 West 10Th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

Peasc & Gilman leased for \. w. Dick
inson 10 Harold g. Clark the four story
and basement house at No. ~ East I'D
street
John G. Clancy & 60. leased No 10, West
&th street 20 Marie T. Conway; No u
West S4th street for j. MadieaL TO Sarah
J. Hart: No 10 West Sith street for the
Wormser estate TO Emily Theunc. No. is
West Sith street for the Wormser estate
10 Marie Seifert: No. 800 West 18th street
for DR.. Benham Snow to Mrs. kumes:
No. 322 West 18th street for Or. II. Moeller
TO ora y. Paul. and No. 3}j West 5Sth
street for Hubcrth 4 GIuberth 10 Mrs.
IlnchCln.
Horace s Ely & Co leased the four
story dwelling No. l04 East 30th street To-
Nh Charles y. Harris who will occupy II
as a private residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Oats DeCIine-Corn
and Coffee Make Gains.

Weakness abroad aided the aggressive
ness Of bears in the local wheat market
yesterday but a drop of sc was about all
the trade would stand, and from that
Level there was recovery. with the maj
showing a net loss of 1scdAc. Reassur-
ing news from the Argentine was the
principal factor in the decline. Corn lost
DC early in sympathy with wheat, but
a late rally left the close net unchanged
IN &c up. oats failed to recover all Of
an early drop and closed az net uh-
changed 10 &c down.
Coffee traders did little more than marx
time. and the early market was weak
and dropping with few offerings and not
much buying force. a late rally over
came the early drop, and the close
showed a net gain of 10 10 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change saIesroom, Nos. II and 10 Nese!
street:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
, 1TH ST. 3G3 West. n =. l76 # v Of Wash
Iugton st, 2Oz93 >, sty tcnmt; adjourned TO
By Joseph p. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE n W cor i77th ST. % II
xlOo & sty apt house: Knocked down for Sls''-
ii7TiI ST. 547 TO 553. West. i25 It 9. OF,
! Broadway. lcoX9o.l II, sty apt house; knocked
iiTH ST, 81 and $40 West 5, l466 It .
of ON eve. - 6xiOO5 two sty hathouses;
knocked down FOR $4,000: also.
AUDUBON AVE. n cor l76th 81, 9a liAlOo
6 sty apt house knocked down Tor sl6NVpo'
MADISON AVE. 1924. W :. 37.11 It n 81
l2sih st. lsx7C. sty dwlS; knocked down tor
'RIcH SvE. 1874. s. 337 IT OF Clinton
Place. Mount Vernon, 73xl25; knocked down
I%TfTRvtI.E AVE. " cor 1GJth st. 45NlO2x
irrer > sly tcnmt; knocked down for $4,000
18TH ST. $50 and a5s East. = 5. ao7. It W
sold to Michael Mclaughlin for s.. 800; No 3Ss
sold TO Henry W lewis for 40; also. ,,,-
beth ST 80 East. 5. 1919 II W Of Wills
ave. iGSNl00. sty dwls; knocked down LOT
s4ril ST. 535 West running through 70 52s
West both e. 400 II " Of 10Th ave 2oN-p ~.
and sty bldg. knocked down for $1,000.
also,
BUCHANAN PLACE. y cor OF Davidson
ave. lOO1lOO vacant. Withdrawn.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Herbert A. sherman.
I'D AVE 45g9 $ " cor 1884 81. 9ix5s, sty
tenmt and stores. sold TO Eblins Brewing Co
FOR $4,000
By Joseph T. Day.
MAgAMG's Roam "a fGl n OF Frath-
e-bct Ianc. i2B lON ~ .3N-Nlii 10, vacant; s"ld
70 Jacob Roth for $500.
BY samuel Marx.
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD. li72, cor OF
Ia sale ave, JOXl22. 6xio. llNl2il; sold for
1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31

BROOME ST. 327. : :, 23NI6 Man War
shaucr 10 Silas " Haas. I'D Yves, 9oth 81
Oc, IS un;g S235OOb; 81. attorneys, Kan
ttonitz 4 Esberg. $50 Broadway.
CHRYSTIE ST. $50 23XIj foreclosure
Sent lOD: william Arnold, ref. 10 Fannie
Kohn, ST5 park ave; Oct 20; $4,000, attor-
news We'll & Mayer. Bcckman ST.
MADISON ST. 3d.. 23.3NoJi: Selara
Holding 60 to David Cohen. ild Barley ST.
Brooklyn Oct II (mtg S22.oOOl; 500 at
torncy. : g Sugarmun, 30 Nassau 81.
MADISON AVE, Q ;. 23.9NlOO; Virgil |
HiNson. heir etc. to Eldon = Mains. Turlock,
cal: Sept 80 lmtg $4,000; l-6 part. e;
81. attorneys Woodford. BovSc Butcher,
I Madison ave.
MADISON AVE. 220. =. 2S.4x9S; Madi-
son Real Property and Security 60 TO Mary
r Geer. l55 North 18th ST. East Orange j;
oct 90; 81.
WATER ST 2Gi and 266. u " 5, 1923 n
n O Of Peek Slip iS3Xi3OXi7Xl30: Edward
s Avery Ct al TO Britannia Realty Co. l?2
Broadway; oct % b and 3; 500; attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance 90. 100 Broadway.
IST AVE. 56l. $ 190XTO; william g
Wagner to Julia Wagner. his wife. 2ii
East 6Sth ~ Nov IS 1904; ST.
10TH AVE. 300. X. l24XiO0; Bernhard
Scymann 10 Louisa Hauf. l236 Madison ave;
Oct -; (mtg $1,000; q q; 81.
1ST AVE 81 To J75. s " cor Of sid ST,
50.3y70: william Wagner TO Julia \ Wag-
ncr. 2i3 East 6Sth st: April 2B (mtg $37-
OO0j. 81; attorney, Edward Godschmidt, 81
Pine st
I'd AVE, W g. - u OF 12sth st. 241tx
T5; Rutherfurd Realty Co TO Clifford Ora
ham. 1885 East 10th st. Brooklyn; Aug IL;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman rented for Mrs. RcSi-
maid Rives her apartment I'm No. q East
Goth street, OF nine rooms and three baths.
To Mrs Inez Milholland Boissevain. No.
500 Park avenue. an apartment, furnished.
to Stenhen &. Millett, OF the firm of Mil
lett. Roe & Iagan. II has fourteen rooms
and four baths, and contains living
room forty feet long; also an apartment
at No. IA East 18th street to the Rev.
Theodore Savage, and No. ll6 East 18th
street To Arnold Daily. the actor.
Lowenfeld & Pfeiffer rented "A number of
apartments i'm No. 1892 Madison avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
WESTMINSTER SALES.

Bryan l.. Kennedy sold the Henry A.
Wolcott place on Purchase street at Pur-
chase. in the township of Harrison. west
chester County. y. Y, consisting OF ntty-
six acres. with residence and outbulldlhgs:
10 Louis 3. Rolyton, of the law firm OF
Gcller. Rolston 4 Koran. Manhattan. Inc
property was held at $4,000. Mr.. Rolston
viii occupy the place as "A summer resi-
dtnce.
Kenneth Ives & 60. have sold for -. -
link ir.. his cottage i'm Ogden Park,
Dobbs Ferry -un- Hudson, TO a client Tor
nrrInAnNN
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MoIassEs AND syRuPs-Molasses quiet

MoLASsEs AND sYRUPS-Molasses qule'
and unchanged. Syrups inactive. ,
NAVAL STORES Turpentine quiet anu
unchanged Rosin steady. Tar trin
OLS-Refined petroleum steady ana IN
changed. Linseed oil quiet III,
RICE-Prices remained unchanged, Win
only q fair demand for Honduras and Japahs'
SUGAR-Refned "rmer and rennerS al,
vanced their prices with fine graduated
quoted at i.35c, although the Federal anu
Arbuckle took orders at 43Oc Raw ufniei
and prices advanced about 1-16c While me
demand was not as aggressive as Yesterday
there were sales of 5000 bags TO the ftd-
eraI at 2l4c for cost and freight. prompt
clearance, equal 10 %.Glc for centrli ugal.
Muscovado was quoted 3.llC and molassts
= SIC sales late yesterday afternoon we're
reported OF between 100000 and l25ouO bags
to the American and Federal. In LONDON
beet sugar was reported with sellers at quo
tations which were as "a for October rs
I'D for November and los for May accord =
ing to the early cable, with tho curb az
9s sd for October 9s 72.d for November ana
9s lI2,d for May London cabled the visible
supply as 100000 tons, against 1so'ooo last
ell
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The Chadwick Construction Company
purchased from the Montague Mortgage
Company the plot, lOoXl0O feet. at the
southwest corner' of 18th street and Thir-
teenth avenue The buyers will improve
with five four story fathouses
Westcrvelt Prentice sold for William
Herbst No. AZ Jackson street, "A two fam
lily frame dwelling house. 25xl00 feet: also
sold for J. Resnakowsh No. 632 Hum
boldt street. "A two story frame dwelling
house, 2ixl0o feet