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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
THE ADDRESS OF DR.. WASH
INGTON.
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We have met another severe test,
and that is the test of being able to
work together in harness in organ
lied capacities. This is proven by
the fact that we have over $4,000
churches with over 100000 mem
bers. We have over $4,000 Baptist
churches with as many Sunday
schools.
The numerous fraternal and secret
organizations which are maintained
BY our race is another indication OF
our ability to work in harness, to
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

county teachers. 1t has been rum
ored that Miss Willie B. Melane has
seriously attracted the attention of
a certain young man. We feel sorry
for the DR.. OF course Miss Lena
Mebane plays the organ for the Phil
adelphia choir with the same old
pac
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ELIZA NOTES.

We are proud to see this lovely
weather, mostly especially after hav-
ing had rain for nearly a week. Far
mers are quite busy now harvesting.
Mr.. Frank Donahue IS paying strict
attention TO one Of our Fayette
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MIR WHITE WINS THE PRIZE

Special to the Globe 90 1910
Gleason. Tenn, Sept lS, !sl9 q, .
This town offered ten dollars 10 j., Cr' =
first man who brought 1nouSS ~.
mounds n of cotton on one load, MI MI,
Ice Toe White (colored) was the i SSa,
no. He brought in 1O45 on MOI
1 nan contem5er 9Th and was there
Sors piyen the ten dollars. -,
io[S e white has 100 acre crop Oh
M, M[, o W 1 acres are in cotton. He IS
a highly respected citizen oS SmT 20
Seep living in Gleason ABOUT "
years. ,oa merit win re-
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ROBERTS ONCOUNTY
COLORED FAIR
OCTOBER 9th. 10th, 18th.
Springfield. Tennessee

WANTED-Job Printer at once.
Good pay. Steady work.
National Baptist Publishing Board,
523 Second Ave-, North, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

Mrs. Alzonia Watkins OF Russell.
Vile, KY, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Y. Sapp OF 1901 Phillip street,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
cuArrANoocA NOTES.

Miss Virginia Watkins entertained
Miss Carrie B. Watkins OF Murfrees-
Mt. Pleasant.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
RAILROAD TIMK TABLES
LouisviTe 8 Naghvills n. n.

Louisville q NAGhvMle &. u.
New U nion Station, City TicEet 0d1ea, IN
Fourth avenue. Telephone Kahn u.s.
Corrected to June q ~
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

Prof and Mrs. ]. H. Kelly Ken u,s ~
Columbia we're in the Guy 'n''
vardless Of color.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

Through electric lighted Pullman Sleepers on
night trains individual lights in each BIRTH Pull
man service between Nashville, and Ashvlle, N
through coaches on day trains between Nashville
and knoxville
SHORTEST LINE-QUICKEST TIME.
H. w. Tayson. C. T. A.
r A. Chadwick, G. P. A
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NC x ST L. ny
Ticket Onices Union
FfSsSs-----zsErss ~ Station. Broadway.
Vi ikSEf4 City ONCE, Maxwell
III Etf4 XWHA House. corner Church
Nv HsSt%e st. ard Fourth Ave
~ ftiasAs@@Zs,lA nue., n. Phone Main
377.
N.C.N 81. n.


POWELL PHILLIPS, P. A., Maxwell House.
mo. F. 0RAFFNEY, JR., Maxwell House.
w. l. DANLEY, q. P. A., Union Station.
West and NOrthNvesd
Leaves. Arrives.
100 am-Memphs, Hickman. Padneah,
St. Louis, connects from Gen.
ueVtlle ~ 49,. ..... .-.... CD pm
ais am-lackson, Memphis. Hickman,
faouCdn ..........-. .-....... l'o% YIN
$3.50 pm--Waverly Accommoo alton,
connects for Centreylle. SEQ am
wv ' St. Louis -. -. SIS am
1880 pni-Memphs and Hickman 800 $50 am
2.25 chattanoOga ana Atlanta =. 2B am
go am-St. Louis, Jacksonville, Dixie
Flyer" Connections Dior all
branch line points ......- SIS ON
LIS am-"Dixie Flyer. solid vesti-
buled train to Chattanooga,
Atlanta. Jacksonville. Din
ing cars. ................,.... AiI pm
$50 pm-ChaTt. noOga and connect
ing % Tor Shelbyville, Sparta,
Fayetteville, Huntsville.
Tracy City, South Pittsbwg 1850 am
1900 pm-Tullahoma Accommodations
connects for Shebyvillel 80. Sis am
9 30 pm-ChattaHooRa. Atlanta Sleep-
er 10 NV York. ............. 63 am
LebnR0R TralnS
f7N9 am-LebanOn Mixed ....... ......
F9:5 anf-Lebanon Express ........... li1:lo pm
l4e0 pu-Lebanon AccemmOdaH so pm
800 pRi-Lebanon Accommodation -. T5D pm
daily except Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

TENNESSEE CENTRAL r. r. Phone
City Tick ct ONCE No. 1 Arcade.
Main 3O6. Station ut foot OF Broadway Ell
fectivo Nov. II 1912.
For Sleeping car reservation, between and
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

q Stops at North College Station.
FTain arriving at 40 p. m. and 7;15 .. M
brings connections from Tuscumbla and
Florence.
& c. WALLIS, District Passenger Act. >,
Y, II. MUSTANG. City Passenger Agt
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EOUs LEASES.

The Everett VI Scixas Company has
leased for the no 507 Fifth Avenue Com
pany. In the Columbia Bank Building. a
suite OF Offices To J. W. Grayhurst. pub
Usher Of The Club Women OF Amer
tea" and also Offices for the Loral
Stenographers' Exchange.
Mark Rafalsky * Co. has leased for
Joseph O'Rourke 10 4. W. Brown the en-
tire third floor and part OF the second at
No. 20 West 10th street
Pease a. Gilman leased the store No. lSI
Greenwich street for David Bernbawm 20
Norman j. Jacobs also at No. i3i 10 i3s
Broadway space 10 VI Gernstein. j. Ro-
senstock. D. NJ Mackaye. J. J. Dabdoub
and H. z. Highlander.
Dun & Conger leased the store No. 1857
Madison avenue 10 Nine Francis Der
vieux; also the four story American base
ment dwelling house No 1853 East 10th
street TO Henry T. Muresco
Robert r. Rainey rented the store and
basement AT No. l73 West street for the
Ray estate 10 l. Hamburger.
Pease e Gilman leased space In No l23
Liberty street 10 William 4. Schlesinger.
G.. G. Allen. William A. Coope. the Amer
lean Abrasive Metal Company and John
W. Stewart; also store No 1863 Broadway
10 Max Simon, and the store and base
ment No IS Maiden Lane to Frank Appel
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company. Inc,
rented the store No. GO Washington Square
South 10 Benjamin Goldberg.
c. W. brennan leased the sixth floor at
Nos 10 and Il East 32d street 10 Schnuerer
a. Murray; also the eighth floor at No. 70
Fifth avenue 10 Birkin & Co.
John J.. Rogers has leased the store No
IA Amsterdam avenue TO Sigmund Glat-
ger.
II. c. Senior & Co. leased for Edward
Naumbere the dwelling house No. West
SD street for term OF years to James
Creelman.
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LOTS 40 and At, Blk 80; D George Kolet,y
Lott Blk 2s; Emma L Kirhofer to Gam.
LOT IS, Blk 23 Joseph Katzen to .am.,
LOTS % and 20. Blk a. Thomas Bradley To-
Lot %, Blk 81: Charles H Ha1en to same.
LOT 49, Blk 10; Alan Edge to same,
LOT "a. Blk 81; John A Hanen to sam..
LOT So Blk "a; sam Burg and ano to same;
$3.50.
Lot 50 to 50. Blk 40; Lots IS and So BIZ az.
clarence b Bassett 10 same. $1,000 ~
LOT % to 20. Blk 81; Elias Frankel to
Sa LOT 3. Blk 10; Elias Frankel to same. s,so
LOT 2s TO 80. Blk 50; Horace S BellngerT 10
'' Lot 10. Blk 10; Thomas Bradley to same,
LOT LOT II. Blk GA; Henry Mayer to sane;
LOT Q to 49, Blk 40; Michael Balletto to
10 LOT %. Blk "a; Emma L Kirhoner to same;
LOT 80. Blk %; Nellie Leik to same s7oo
LOTS and IS. Blk 10: Ernest Torch to
same; s1.075.
LOT IT, Blk o; Domenicangelo JannicellO 10
lots 80 and 40. Blk GOA: Barnet, SIN,
Holding co 10 same; S2O3U.
LOTS 35 and 80, Blk 80; Jack Bayless to
LoTs 50 and 81. Blk 81; Rosario Di Cleo
LOT 7. Blk 80: John wenzel 20 Theodo,.
Dalain sos West 4lst st; Aug I; yrs; Der
cent: $1,000 attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance Co 100 Broadway.
LINTON AVE. :. 1908 r. n a southern
Boulevard. 80 *. RoN Street CONSTRUCTION Co
TO Milton ; Hoffman. 80 West 95th st: Aug s.
demand. 6 per cent; s475; attorney, IS Mas
i45TH ST. $3.50 East. Ia11x1oO prior mtg
$4,000 Timpson pl. 4i2, s. PAX prior
mtg $4,000; Matthew Anderson 70 John Davis
jr 42G East 1i4th st. as per bond; $500; at
torney. John Davis. 6s William ST
18TH ST. $. 100 n W OF 81 ave, 25xioo;
Abra ham Greenberg 10 Edith F Ryttenbers
321 West 92d ST prior mtg $4,000. Aug 6; i
yr: 6 per cent: $1,000; attorney, Moses r,
Rvttenbarg 1875 Broadway
i56TH ST, 981 East. :, 25xio0 Adele Stern
10 Abraham Rcthstein. Hunts Point Apart
ment 1881 81 and southern Boulevard. yrs
per cent: July 81: $1,000; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. leo Broadway
231ST ST. s. 1888 n " 81 Bailey ave. 50r
irreg the 23lst street Construction Co 20
James Wentz 1886 West End ave; Aug s.
SIS 600: due Jan l. 1914: per cent: Sl50o0
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i7d
Broadway.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
AUGUST d
Manhattan.

COOPER ST. 5. $50 II " Of Emerson 81.
box 90 foreclosure July iO): Charles l. I.iv-
ingston. ref. TO Joseph j silver 1875 Clay
ave. July 80, $1,000. address. 81 cham
bers St
closure Aug -: Henderson Jack. ref, 10
Jonas Well. 81 East SD ST. and ano mtg
s67 500). Aug ;; $4,000. attorneys. We'll
Mayer. Beekman st
CHERRY ST. 270. n s. 26lNll4 (toreclos-
ure Aug II. Henderson Pack. ref. 20 Jonas
Well. 81 East s2d st. and ano (mtg 100000
Aug ). $4,000, attorneys. Well 4 Mayer. 5
Beekman ST.
Cath \ Ahearn to William and Lucy Weber
(now Lucy Jordan. Freeport. l. I. Richard
Weber jr. New Rochelle Y. and Hattie
Aver. Hartsdale. Y exrs; July II ,mtg
liens. 81. attorney. ID L oReily 25S Broad
way.
HAVEN AVE (Buena VISTA. cor OF
lS0th 81. l0oxl+7. Munden Construction Co
to Monterey Property Co, 527 West 10Th st;
Aug 5 (mts s1iO75o) all liens. 800: at
torney. Samuel Mendclson. 233 Broadway
ST NICHOLAS PL es, 375 u Of i5oth
Mseker, 27l West l25th st; Dec 4. 1912. 81;
attorney, d l. o'Reilly, 2Ss Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY, Frank Meeker 10
Lucy Jordan. Freeport, l. l. Richard Web
Der. jr. New Rochelle. n Y. and Hattie Aver.
Hartsdale y Y. exrs. etc, Richard Weber.
deceaHed. July IS. all liens; 81; attorney,
SAME PROPERTY: Abraham .Mandel 10
same. C; July IS Tin re judgmenp: 81:
attorney. same
wAsHINGToN ST. AL. 2ox5s; sth ave,
COS. :, 2+Txl0T AKA. 6xlos.i 23d st, W s.
being lot l92. map by c G Moore. 235 r
$40 and 557. 25xos.s; Eliza T. wife OF John
II Wray. 10 Charles 5 Wray, Highland Mills.
Y. IA part. all title: July 30: 81; attor-
ney. Edmund Coffin. "a Pine 81.
lST AVE. 224l. 20xI3. Eleonora Nanzione
to Nincenzo Nanzione. 22il list ave: July II,
all liens. 800. attorney. Morris Elder. 3o2
Broadway.
25TH ST $. 100 Il " OF 10th ave. 5ox
$50. Hugo Drosihn TO McCabe Manager Nj;
Co. +2j West 25th st: Aug mtg $4,000
$500 attorney Title Guarantee co, l7d
Broadway.
4TH ST. y W cor Of Bank st, Charles NJ
Richmond Hi, Borough Of Queens. Aug 5:
SlOO address. l47 4th ave
9th ST. 406 East. sty brk, l25x10O.5:
Yetta Goldstein 10 Nathan Goldstein, 1871
Pulaski ST. Brooklyn Dec q, 1912 (mtg
sl635ol: 800; attorneys. Smith & Palmer.
375 Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
10TH ST los East sly brk. 25xl02 .:
marietta Jones et al TO Jas Fay. i8D East aoth
- all liens; Aug S; $780, attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
18Th ST. 32j n Of ID ave, lOox?O4.4 to 4
sbth st. Virginia Danziger. widow. 90 Louis
Muller. 335 East s5th IT; q c; all liens: July
20, 81. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust co. $50 Broadway.
10TH ST. 226 East. sly hrk 25xloO. II
foreclosure Aug ~. Wilbur Larremore. ref
cree, 10 John VI Bowers, IS East 65th ST. Aug
.; 1850: attorneys. Bowers Sands. "a
i2lsT ST. =. 2o3 n Of It'll ave. iSxloo II
Emma l. Crawford 10 Alice McGrew 1854 Yves,
l22d st (mtg IS. 25o): July 10; 500.
list ST, ais West sty brk, e cor Man
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from eleventh page.

TONG, Isalec: CHICKENS. Philadelphia, 3 "a
4 NJ 10 pair. n. 25c: Pennsyly ania and Nr
Cinia, 22a23c; Western, dry picked. milk ted'
22G23c; corn fed. fancy, large; 29c; aVerase,
Western, 1SG1gc: FOWLS. dry packed West
Dozen d9c 1esc 4s to $ II. 1sas SO 70 ~ N,
average, choice. lsc: 10 and over, ls'2c 81
10 and under. 17c' Southern and southwestern
80 TO : n. 17dl7hc' OHIO ana M Wnsisrr
and Southern. small and poor, l4Gl5c; COCKS.
CID n, 13iec: DUCKLINGS spring' loc
SQUADS. prime. white. dozen, 81 25qS4; DARK
81 d 7S , Ggs' 20 29"io' &c; medium. 24d25c
youns hens. No /. 25c: No . l5a1sc; old hens
ard toms, 24c. Texas. No ], 24ci otheT s,ad race,
"a NJ and under. 23c: 26 10 80 M, 2Oc; corn
fed fancy "a n and under. DC 70 to 81 S.o5 10.
1Sc; roasters. milk fed fancy large, 80, fcS
fancy large, 19020c N, 19c; second grade,
l7c; fryers milk fed, fancy, 1870; SECOND
grade. 17d1sc. corn fed, fancy 1salSc' secohu
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-Recei
9259 bbls potatoes. 1904 pkgs onions Pota-
toes and sweet potatoes steady. Onions IN gooa
demand Beans plenty and low. Cucumoers
very low. Lima beans lower. Mushrooms
scarce. Peas lower. Squash plenty and DRAG
ging POTATOES. Long Island, bbl or oag'
81 eoas2 IL: long. 81 75dSi 90; Southern. 81 q
Qs2: seconds and culls, 81; SWEET POTA-
TOEs and VANS. southern. bbl s2ds4
ONIONS, Long Island bbl, S3GS3 80: Orange
County, red bag. 81 go 81 80; Jersey. white
hasret. slGS1 -; yellow. 81 12dSl IS: red. Stq
81 %: Southern. basket or crate 75oaSl 10;
Dbl S2GS3: BEANS. basket or bag, l5caSl
BEETS Dbl. 81 251$l Is; CARROTS. Dbl. 81 %
QS2: CUCUMBERS. basket or box, 291toc
cucumber pickles, Dbl. S1Gsl rs: CORN, 100
6Oc0So; CELERY. dozen stalks, 1O04Oc; CAB-
RACES. 100, S4Gs7: CAULIFLoWERs. state
Dbl. S2dsT: EGGPLANTS. Jersey, box, Z3a
4Oc: basket. 30650c: Virginia. crate 5OGtoci
LIMA BEANS. Jersey basket 75c4sl 20 Long
island. bag 75caS1; Southern. 50a 75c; LET
TCCE, state. basket. 2J075c. nearby, Dol soc
0S1 %: MUSHROOMS. ID. 25Q7ac: OKRA.
carrier. 5OcaS1: PEAS. basket. Slasl %: bag,
75cQS1. PEPPERS. Jersey, basket. 25q4oc;
hbi. GOc9Sl; box. 2Oa30c: RoMAINE, state tate
basket, 25G75c; nearby, Dbl. 50caSli sou ASH
marrow. Dbl 75cQs1; white slaSl y; yellow,
s1dS1 so: TURNIPS rutabaga, Dbl. slaSl -;
white. s1T$l 80: TOMATOES. nearby, Jersey
fancy box. 75cQS1; average Kinds. 4Oa0Oc
Southern Jersey, Acme, 81; stone. Oqsoci
average 4o66Oc. Southern. carrier. DcnI.
MILK AND CREAM-For nearly week
the market has been short. the shortage be
coming quite marked early in the week. The
cooler weather OF the last two DAYS. however
has modified the demand. and the shortage is
not estimated 10 be more than 1000 cans. In
g week or two il is expected that the supplies
Will freshen up. The receipts OF milk and
cream. in 40-quart cans. for the week ended
August were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
40 BROOKLYN DWELLINGS SOLD.

Pease G. Gilman. with Maurice G.
Strauss. have sold forty two story and
cellar dwelling houses. including the en-
tire block front on tie northery side Of
Goth street, running from Nineteenth to
Twentieth avenue. for the Aplo Construc-
ton Company to the Mortgage Financing
Company. a New York corporation. The
property is situated on the subway which
will run to Coney Island. and is also in
the same territory In which the Realty
Trust has been active. The houses will
be offered for resale. The price was
about 10000.
The two family dwelling house No. l4s0
East I'd street, near Avenue ~ on plot
i2xll2 feet. has been sold for Mabel l.
Bull by the John Refs Company TO n pur-
chaser who will occupy.
Tutno q Ierny have sold for Mrs. Kate
4. Crilly To Frank g. Rose the two fam
ily dwelling house, on lot 20xl0o. feet, at
No. GAS SD street.
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas I. Gilman & Co. leased large
apartment Of fourteen rooms and four
baths. in No 80 Park avenue. corner OF
SD street. to James @. Cannon. president
OF the Fourth National Bank
Pease q Gilman leased the following
apartments No. 10 St Nicholas avenue.
10 W 5 Morgan. No. II West 56th street,
20 Mrs T.. Finch. No. - West i4th street,
street. 10 Harry Renskorf
The PaysOn Mel. Merrill Company. Inc.
rented apartments At No 92j Park avenue
10 Joseph ~ Choate. Jr.: I'm No. 1870 East
9th street 10 Winslow g. lngham and
Mrs +. I. Stockwell. and In No IS East
10Th street 70 Kingsley Ballou.
Dun & Conger leased apartments In No.
Is East 18th street 10 Or. j. W. Vein
stein. No 1919 Madison avenue 10 Talbot
Olyphant: No 70 East &th street 20 Mrs.
John W ROBBIE. and In No. l2C5 Fifth ave-
nue. 20 Jacob HoliandeT.
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2O4 ID. SO 50: / rough. 800 ID. IS 30; stag
40 ID. So oo.
5. sanders; q state hogs ~ ID 50 500 30;
1s7 10, 50 Is: %. 1917 10. 50 60; roughs s4o
10. IS 10; {. 367 N, SIS 30. 80 -
Mcpherson q Co: 81 state hogs. 100 ID
50 80; I. IS 10. 50 80. ,,
Kerns Commission CO.: IS Penn hogs @12
ID. 50 so; 3 roughs 243 h. - DO
Chicago. Aug. e.-HOGS-Receipts. 1000;
steady 10 &c lower: bulk of sales 81 lOqsH 10
light. s. 60ds9 Is; mixed, s. S0ds9 90, hesyE y
81 6oQss 20, rough, 81 6oas7 10; pigs. Sa
loo higher; beeyes. s7as9 10; Texas steers steers
So 7ods7 IS; Western steers. 81 25d$7 IS; stock
ers and feeders. s. 3Od$I 15 Cows ana neltets'
IS 5Oass %; calves. s. 25asll. sHEEPmke-
Ceipts. IL. 900: sheep firm 10 Zoe higher amps
10000 higher. native sheep 81 logsS ~.
Kansas city, Aug 6.-HOGs-Receipts;
~. 600 steady; bulk, s. 45ass 20; heavy. $ 20
ass 90; packers and butchers. $ 4oaS u.s., 80 ,,
Receipts. 1000. including LOO southerns
steady; prime fed steers IS 3OQSs 60; dressed
beef. 81 25ass %; Southern. 81 eoa$e ~ cows;
feeders. S5Gs7 %. bulls. s4aS6 %; calves, s.
ass 60 sHEEP-Receiptss 1900; higher;
lambs So 75as7 yearings. 81 5oas5 30; weth5
ers. SASS Is: ewes SO 25asi 25' stockers and
Cincinnati, Aug. 6.-CATTLE- Recsipts,
1l2l quiet steers s5gss heifsrs' 81 zSsi0 q g
COWS NouSb -, NdlNtSs Easy
HOGS-Receipts. 1919; steady; packers seg
50 %: common sows. s. 75Gss 10; pigs ana
lights. So 5OGs9 so: stays. s5ds7 so. SHEEP -
Receipts ESQ: steady, 81 25dsi 70; lamos
steady. SO 25dS7 %.
East Buffalo, Aug 6.--CATTLE-Receipts
500; slow and steady. VEALS-Receipts -;
slow and steady; S6dsl1. HoGs-Receipts,
1000: slow: heavy l0d15c lower. others
steady; heavy. 50 lOqs9 Is; mixed. 81 iUa
50 so: workers.. 50 1880 So; pigs, 81 '5qslu;
rouehs ss6SS II; stays s7GS 70; lairies, 81
dSa 10. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts
] 600: active and steady; lambs, 81 Nay 20
yearlings 81 5OdS6 25; wethers. 50 5Oas' co.
ewes SO J0dS4 T5: sheep. mixed. S5QSo %.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
81. Louis. Aug 6.-CATTLE-Receipts =
500: active at strong prices: steers. 81 20
IS 90: heifers. s. 2OdSs 40: cows. 81 TOAST
Southern steers S5dS7 40 HoGS-Rcceipts.
S. 500; somewhat slow: close 15d25c lower;
choice light 10 medium weights s9GSa X; bulk
Of sales s. s5GS9 o.: packers, $ t0dSa %,
light s. 90dS9 10. pigs. SsdS9. SHEEP-Re-
ceipts { GOO sheep steady: lambs 25p31c nigh
ar: spring lambs Sc 5OGS7 40; Gull lambs, 81 30
ass: mutton sheep. SO SJdSi -.
I BY Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Louisville Aug. 6-SHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts. 1904 for three DAYS. 6,64s; market
firm: top lambs. 6HG6'3c: seconds, 5n5'.c;
culls and butchers. 3d4hc; fat sheep were
shade ". with the best 81. d3%c; medium, "a
Sc; common 1d2c. The supply Of lambs was
far short Of the demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07

The Welsh Presbyterian congregation
which has been worshpping at No. 20 10
229 East 18th street, have purchased from
John Whalen, ex-Corporation Counsel OF
this city. and ID. Mahoney, plot 5xlv
feet, on the north side OF 10th street Ioo
feet west OF Amsterdam avenue.
An additional strip, l0Xl01 feet. to me
west Of this plot was also sold 10 the
church by Mr.. Mahoney. W. D. Morgan
was the broker in the transaction. Inc
congregation will erect new edllce on
the site in which they will worship as
the Welsh Calvanistic Methodist Church
The Duross Company, In conjunction
with Paul A. McGolrick, sold Nos Il ana
70 East l2sth street, between Madison ana
Park avenues. two five story double apart
ment houses. on plot 7OxlO0 feet. for An
thony J. Brogan. The seller took In part
trade a l9o-acre farm upstate four lo's
at Far Rocka way and three H-foot pio's
at Huntington. Long Island.
John VI. Cantwell is the purchaser or
the Nathaniel Court apartments. at the
southwest corner OF Mohegan avenue and
ls0th street. reported sold Tuesday by
Morris Weinstein In exchange Mr.. can't
well gave the plot OF about six and ono
half lots comprising the block front on
the south side Of l65th street. between
Grant and Sherman avenues with 'front.'
ages of 2O. 81 and IS feet, respectively.
Nr. Weinsteln will offer the property for
resale TO builders The deal was nego-
tiated by Beckman & Roberts.
Leases were signed yesterday for tho
eleven lofts to be contained in the build
Ing the Times Square Improvement Com
pany Is to erect on the Hobert estate
property AT the northeast corner or
Broadway and 37th street. Five lofts have
been taken by r. Sadowsky. now at llth
street and Broadway; the next three by
Salenko & Moskowtz. now housed In
West 18th street. and the three upper
lofts Will be occupied by Blauner Bros.
& Co. who will remove from No. ~ West
2st street These tenants each have Sc
CURED leases. through Hell & Stern, COW
cring 2o000 square feet Of space to each
floor. for a period OF FIVE years, for which
they will pay rentals aggregating about
$500 40