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New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Oats DeCline-Corn
GainS-COffee SIumpS Again.

Weather conditions and the crop situa-
ton again were dominant features in the
wheat market. and as much Of the latest
crop scare had lost its force the market
was easier. although there was no dis
position toward aggressiveness on the
selling side. Liquidation aided in send
Ing prices down TO a close at net loss
for the day Of nq3sc Although IL
seemed TO be the general opinion that the
corn crop had been benefited materially
bv the recent rains. there was consider
able buying. and with interior markets
firm the demand here sent prices up net
ssGI1c above Wednesdays close. oats
lost some early frmness, on free selilhs
by longs on the bulge. and the close was
at unchanged to net i4c lower.
Coffee traders came TO the conclusion
that the market had been pushed up TOO
RAPIDLY on Wednesday, considering the
lack Of change in conditions sufficient 10
warrant an advance. and with the selling
of the day mainly on local account, with
p deficient demand and lack OF support for
the market, prices declined to net loss
OF % to 96 points for the day. The de-
cline encouraged country buyers in their
hand-to-mouth policy, and while buyers
have been carrying very little stock their
tactics have resulted in material savings
and there is grave doubt now if the con-
suming trade will again load up with
large supplies.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
RENTS SPACE IN AUTO ROW
Brady Murray Corporation to
Have 55th Street Home.

The cross & Brown Company has leased
for a term OF years the ground floor and
basement about 200 square feeD In the
building being erected az Nos. 2i5. oi7 and
ei9 West 55th street 10 the Brady-Murray
Corporation as an auto sales, show and
service room.
H. G. Senior G. Co. have leased for Mrs.
A. r. McCord the four story dwelling
house No. Is West 9th street 10 Miss De
Young
The Midwest Realty Company has
leased $50 square feet OF the fifteenth
floor IN IT'S new building No % 10 IS West
32d street. TO Kagel & Kagel, manufactur-
crs of suits and skirts.
Solomon Stern has leased In the Office
and salesroom building Nos. 81 and 50
East nth street space 10 the Commercial
Designers. George Hi. Herbert L. Fur
man and Spengel & MencL
j. +. & r. j. Murray have leased for
g. B. King 10 Charles Laudadeo the three
story dwelling house No. lls East ll3th
street
The Duross Company has leased 10 the
Fmklostcin Packing Box Company Nos.
5lS and $50 West 2lst street. and 10 Wini-
fred Thorpe Nos. 6o6 and 62s West 24th
street
The Nehring Company has leased the
store AT the northwest corner OF 1921
street and Broadway for ten years 10
Michael Cassidy.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Some Well Located Properties
Change Hands.

The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold through F. A. Young the southeast
corner Of McDonough street and Patchen
avenue, three story store and apart
ment house, on lot 20xs0 feet.
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany has sold No. 339 Sd street. four
story double hathouse. for Paul +. Theis
to Mary l.. Warren for investment
4 builder has purchased from lda Mass
a plot 5JXl0O feet on the north side OF
Shepherd avenue, between Liberty ana
Atlantic avenues. The site will be i'm
proved with four story hathouSes.
The Cortelyou Investing Company has
purchased the plot. l7lXl25 feet, northwest
corner OF Ocean avenue and Cortelyou
Road, Flatbush. on which IL will erect
three four story apartment houses, to cost
s225. 900. Plans for the building have been
filed by Shampan & Shampan, architects.
William g. Morrisey has sold for Mrs.
Rose Raider 10 Edgar r. Mead plot S0XlOO
feet. on Bay 24th street, 200 rect north OF
Benson avenue: for Henrietta Franz, plot
60xlOo. north side OF 5Sth street. 2D feet
east OF Twenty y-first avenue. The buyer
gave I'm exchange a two story brick dwell
ing house at No. 200 Nineteenth avenue.
Ida Kass has sold the plot. 59Xl0 feet.
on the north side Of Shepherd avenue. be-
tween Liberty and Atlantic avenues.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses Wednesdays Advance
Closing at a Decline.

Except for a bGlef that there was little
cotton left 10 be shaken out of the short
interest, sentiment IN the cotton market
was rather confused yesterday. and on
weak cables. foreign selling Of near
months and some liquidation prices lost
most Of Wednesdays advance and scored
a net loss for the day Of 7 10 - points.
There was some pressure against new crop
positions in the late trading, believed 10
be from Wall street and Southern sources.
There is considerable uncertainty regard
ing action to-day on the first Of the July
notices, as selling Of July yesterday by
Liverpool brought up the question as to
whether the interests which took up cot
ton abroad on May contracts will take
up further supplies on July. with the idea
that unless stopped quickly the circulation
Of notices will bring out some trailing long
accounts. II Liverpool does not take up
the cotton large local spot interests are
expected TO, although that may cause July
10 sell under August Local closing prices
were at the low OF the day. with the feel
ing easy. Southern spot markets were
unchanged. except Houston. which was
down 1-1Gc. The local market dropped
10 points, TO 12.4Oc for middling upland
sales, 100 bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June Is. 1913.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Se was again
unsettled but on the whole, the news was more
encouraging. and prices were easier under llQul-
dation, closing at net loss Of q 10 9sc. Good
rains were reported in Canada and In PORTIONS
OF Minnesota, and there we're predictions OF
show ers and cooler weather quite generally
throughout the Northwest The selling was be
leved TO be largely by longs and the trade was
not disposed 10 take any aggressive stand On
the selling side so long as the market will be
subject 10 unsettling development In the spring
wheat belt. An official Russian report placed
the winter wheat crop in that country al no
10000 bushels. compared with 231 .5J2.O 900 last
year. In the local cash market No. Northern
spring was quoted at 81 0liz afioat. CORN
There was active buying, and while II was
the general opinion that the crop has been
benefited by the recent rains, prices were
higher. closing at net advance OF "a 10 &c.
lnte-icr markets we're firm and considerable in
tereEt was attracted 10 an advance in the
Southwest. where the weather was said 10 be
hot. Export corn, Si2c nominal o b aAoat.
OATS-Firm early. with active buying on re
cent unfaN orable crop advices, but as longs
sold freely on the advance prices eased on,
closing net unchanged to NC lower. Cash mar
ket steady; standard white, 46h947c; No 2,
4Tizc; No 2. 46q46izc; No 4. 45q45hc; or
dinary clipped, 46q47c; fancy clipped, 4S449c,
all elevator RlE-Quiet; No western, sc.
{ I New York export BARLEY-Quiet;
mailing. 57Q65e. 1 Buffalo. feeding, 54c
nominal. Z O New York
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
market showed net gain of 4a1o points. Lo-
cal contract prices:

MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Moasse was
steady. and syrups were quiet and un-
changed.
NAVAL sTORES-spirits turpentine stead
Ter both I'm New York and Savannah. and
while receipts In the South are fairly lib
eral there is enough demand from eX-
pOrters 10 offset the liberal movement. Rosln
prices were nOminally unchanged, and tar
was dull and nominal
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady at 500 for standard white
in barrels at New York
RICE-No new feature developed, and
buyers continue their hand -to-mouth policy
SUGAR-Rehned firm, with the American
and Warner quoting 4.4Oc for fine sranu-
lated although the Federal IS said 70 have
done a good business st 430c and Howell
10 be taking business for delayed shipment
at 3Oc Prices were 40 a 4.40c for fine
granulated Raw continues very firm, with
freight, prompt and nearby shipment al
though buyers still seem willing 10 pay only
&c hut appear 10 be showing little more
interest In the market Sales were reported
Of 5000 bags Porto, Rico. clearances about
July > 10 the Federal. at 3.3Gc delivered.
basis 90 test There were moderate sales
reported privately 10 New Orleans for prompt
freight. Europe was also said 10 he in the
market FOR raw sugar, and their purchases
within the last couple Of days amounted TO
about 10000 bags at 92isc. T b. and
some at l.93C. spot prices were 1850 for
centrifugal. 2S6c for musCovado and 2.6lc
for molasses In London beet sugar was
quiet and easier. with June and july quoted
9s Sd and August 9s sid, with the curb
steady at 9S 2i7d for June. as Sd for July
and 9s sd for August. London cablcd tho
visible supply ds 1920. 0O0 tons against an
equal amount last week.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

sey. wax or green. 5ocQsi. North Carolina,
hslf-bbl basket. 25g5Oc: bushel -Oa 4uo :
BEETS, Southern, lOJ bunches, flqS-. CAfs
RIOTS Southern 100 bunchts SlaS- 90 old'
l4O-ib bag SldS2 %. lOJ-ih bag I5cqSl 90
double head bbl. 81 j0aS2 2j; CUCUMBEES.
Georgia basket. 5OcdSl 80, Carolina. oOcq<l
Virginia. 75casl 25 bbl. S2as3 so. Eastern hot
house dozen. 2jG6Oc. Virginia. hothouse' pas
ket. 81 2JgS2; Jersey, s2g{3 Is: CORN, Flor
ida crate. 25cG$l, North Carolina. @VcqSi .
New Orleans, 81 j0aSi. CABBAGES. Nor!olk.
crate or bbl. Sl9<2. Eastern shore. crate 81 -
dS2. barrel, SlaS2 Baltimore, crate, -; Long
Island and Jersey bb 81 75G$2 per 100. S1H
s.: Southern. red. crate, 81 jOH<2 30: Delaware
and Maryland. hbl. 81 5OGS2; EGGPLANIS.
Southern. box. 7jcGSl 80: LETTUCE, nearby
basket. 5O075c: state, 6Od9Oc. LIMA BEANS.
crate or basket. S1a$3; OKRA, crate or basket
S1G$2 30. PEPPERS. Florida. carrier. Sl4
81 so 9till box 81 2jdS2, without tills 81 30
81 %; jersey, box, 81 5Oa$l 15; PEAS. Jersey
and Long Island. large, basket. JOcn$l -.
small. basket or bag, 5OcaSl upriyer. basket,
$lQSi %. Western New York 81 2jdSl 40;
SQUASH. Hubbard. barrel crate. 81. marrow.
81; white, box. 50cqSl 25, basket. 25aI5c; yei-
low, box. I5caSl 80. basket 2jcdSl. TCRNlPS,
rutabaga, bbl or bag, 75cq$l p, white. 100
punches, SlqS2; TOMATOES, Florida. fancy.
carrier, 81 -; choice, 81 259$l 20; common.
75cdS1; Mississippi. fiat case 5OcdSl, Jersey,
box, S2dS3; hothOuse NJ, 81 Zoe.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

AMSTERDAM AVE. n cor Emerson st.
X. leasehod. Nicolaus Wrede 10 Martin j
Martell and John V Fitzpatrick. i543 81 Nicho-
las ave tprlor mtg sl7 .O0D MAY IN. due etc.
as per bond; $500; attorney. " Stewart.
1880 "a ave.
CHRYsTIE ST. o. " $. 25x7i 10. Adelaide P
G Hand TO Citizens Saving Bank, so Broad
way. yrs, "a per cent; June %; $4,000;
attorneys. Prsson q Beali. Nassau st
LBNON AVE. " cor 1920 ST. 2+l1X75,
lS2d street Realty Corporation 70 John Me
Giath III West fist st. June %. due per
bond; $4,000. attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. l7S Broadway
SAME PROPERTY same 10 Bernheimer &
Schwartz Pilsener Brewing Co. Amsterdam ave
and l2sth st prior mtg 10000; June 26' due
per bond 1000. attorney. Title GUARANTEES
and Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
ID AVE, 1892 s. "a llxl0O. Esther Levine
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. iT6 Broad
way; June %. due as per bond $4,000
ID AVE, " cor 5lst 81, 2OxS0. Kate "
Kenney TO Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
81 Chambers 81 prior mtg 5000. June ~.
yr. x per cent. $4,000, attorneys, II & r
o German, 81 Chambers st.
ilTH ST. n $. 1882 II e OF Washington st.
81 ixe5 Ann Walsh to ESrnigrant Industrial
Savings Bank 81 Chambers st; June 26: yrs.
IS. 600. attorney. VI Scanlon. 81 Chambers St
18TH ST. 5, e5,6 Il OF 9Th ave, 43 4x-;
Morris 4 Huett to Mary Watser Hastings
on Hudson prior mtg $40 oO0I, June 2S. yrs.
per cent $1,000: attorney. Lawyers Title In
surnnce and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
32D ST. % 10 20 West. and sty brk. 75x
81 Andrews ri. Yonkers. n (prior mtg s52.-
$500. June Is; 2 yrs. per cent; s53.540
44TH ST. West. sty brk. 25xloo,5; st
Nicholas Club OF City Of New York TO Ephraim
Williams ct al. trustees. IL West cath st prior
mtg ss5, ,000 Dec !, 1912; l5 yrs; $4,000; at
torney. George cogswell. 80 Liberty st
63D ST. $. 275 II OF 9th ave. 1s.0xI00. s;
Frederick f Callen to Henrietta Dinkesplel. 10
East 63d st Cprior mtg $4,000; June 20: doe
Sept 20. 1918; s26Ooo; attorney. Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co. ia Broadway
10TH ct 9al West A 1hxlO0
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Henry Morgenthsu Co 70 Lawyers Iius -
surance and Trust Co, 81.
Same 70 same. 81 ,.,s-.
Ottnie NJ Hochrec,er 10 Richard Il '"''
s.. 600 -.
5000. ynM
Alice McBain 20 CHARLES Schimme, .Ss.,,s,
BERTHA Uchlinger 90 Guaranteed N"''
Co OF New York. 81 600 ..-,,,i
Peter T Barlow and ano. trus. % UuA'S
Mortgage Co Of New York SlbVW l,rE
Randolph Hurry 10 German SAVINGS
S25 600 s,v,r
Excelsior Mortgage Co to Dollar saw
Bank SIS, 600. rrs
North Side Mortgage Corporation 10
NJ Rsynor 81 500. ,,v co.
Sellwell Realty CO 70 Hudson heS"'
81 500
Same 70 same: 81. 500 "a. s.
+ William Heide 10 New YORK IIuN u.-y
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 "''
Mccoy: $4,000 3, ,.--.hAn,
A Wright Chapman 10 Elsie lns'''
81 600. ,
Isaac Marks 70 David Levine. 81
John NJ Bueher 10 Isaac Marks 81
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.


The following transactions were re.
corded yesterday at the New York Rea
Estate Exchange. Nos. Il and Is Vesey
street.
BY D. p. Ingraham & Co.
BROAD ST. iO2 to los. W cor OF Water
ST. ~. 6NlOg4 TO Pearl 81 t44-5O) xl13.IX
lll5 six sty loft and store bldgs: sold
TO the plaintiff for s3i2GlO.
ID AVE- SOS and 500 5 . cor OF 4sth st.
j0.3Nl00 sty :enmt and stores: sold to the
plaintiff for $4,000
CLINTON ST i75. s. 225 n n OF Hester
81. 25Nl01. sty tenmt and stores: sold 20
the plaintiff Tor $2s.7l2
By Joseph p. Day.
i20TH ST. 34l and 3l3 East. :. 1870
n " Of lst ave. 7.6xiOO. II. o sty tenmt. sold
20 the plaintiff for s34O
LENOX AVE. u e cor Of 1i2d st. 7t1lx
h5Nl24ll 70 l43d 81 x600xi 90x6sj; vacant:
adjourned TO July 10.
BY J. II. Mayors
l2lST ST. 30 East. Sc i75 n W OF Park
ave. 266xlO0ll; sty tenmt; sold TO the
plaintin for $4,000
At The Bronx Exchange:
by Joseph =. Day.
HOFFMAN ST 1852 s. 4753 n /, a,
18th 81. lsNllg.l0. 3 sty tenmt: sold 70 the
plaintin for 81. 600
HARRINGTON AVE 2037. s. i75 u a
OF Mapes ave, ?JxiOO. Throgs Neck, sold 10
the plaintiff FOR $4,000
CASTLE HILL AVE, cor OF Chatter
ton ave, 5sx79.6, Unionport sold TO the
plaintin FOR $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

1l7TH ST. 424 East 3 sty brk
Vito Belmonte to Lawyers Mor,g.ipo .etl's .
Liberty st; June 20; 5 yrs. per ess,. - I
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance NA
Co, i60 Broadway ana ~
i23D ST. 3O4 East: 8 s,y brk oss
Efjay Realty and Holding Co. Inc c'sSlg
yers Mortgage Co. 80 Liberty s,. 70 lei
yrs, per cent; s25,50O: attornsy ule .
Title Insurance and Trust G. CIy' Is0y AsJ.
l0OxiOO IL. Martha Building cSsTeraan co,oa,asa.nT a,
David Zipkin. % Mount Morris bboo.euoa /
June % (prior mtg S25 0OO); W ARK Wa
$4,000; attorney. Lawyers Title ins,Irs,.. 9:
160 Broadway. Nanc. O
i27TH ST; 11e West; sly brk. y,
beth and Hans, schrefeld to Ensli.,. "a.
syckel. 100 Fanshaw ave. Yonkers w "a
%: instals. per cent; $3.50. N,
George B Class. l5s 9TH ave. au''sa
The Bronx.
BARRETTo ST. n cor OF s,r,..
x10j; Jacob Gumpel to Fannie pSn poSo,snLst 81
East 9th 81 prior mtg $62 900. InrM, VI
stalls. 9 per cent $1,000 attorneys To..9 % :.
Fenier, III ID ave. '''sit'
CRoroNA PARK EAST, cor a. D..
pect ave. 44x90; Annie Leshy 10 T,.. rf't
antee and Trust Co. l7s Broadwayt.' t'us t.. 9ss,.
due as per bond; $1,000 June 8
FREEMAN ST. 800 s. 2slIYao.
Prince 70 Jacob Larus, 707 St Nicbo'., feii
June 26; 4 yrs per cent; 5000. siia,s., s.,
KELLY ST, n y cor 15Gth ~. lO0,o,. 9,
W Babcock TO Elizabeth Muller - 'Ssoh 20
10th ST prior mtg $4,000. Juns Ok o'2 Las;
per bond $4,000; atty. Title GuarS,,..' We y
Trust CO. 176 Broadway It
LOTS 62 TO 81, map Of 50 lots P.ro, 49,.
James VI Kiernan 70 Teachers Co.oo.e,l's
Building and Loan Association. 10 ~. rs.'siy.
st; instals; 8 per cent: June %; s. 20 tos' W. wa
r G Leubuschcr 25s Broadway. siy,
MINERVA PL. :, 100 Il " OF coro,-.
Boulevard. 50x-; Anthony ave. v "a ="
Of Minerva Pl. 25xl0O: Dorothea Essts !
die A sullivan. 343 East 1flst 81. Juns ~ AZ
as per bond prior mtg Sl5,5O0l "a gs' az
NJ J Sullivan, Wills ave and l4sth :, s'g
MOHEGAN AVE. n cor iT9th q, a
e52; Anne Leshy 10 Title Guarantee az 81
Co, l76 Broadway. June 25. due az Der h1.I hS
IS. 900. ~ "H'
SILVER ST. s. 1862 II from
from Westchcster 70 Boston Post rd 70, %
Thomas Watson 70 Charles Has,.s 'a-' a.
ia Prospect Pl, Brooklyn. June %. -. ~,
Ter cent, 81. $50. atty, Lawyers Title Inrs,'..' '.
and Trust Co, lG0 Broadway
Sd AVE, n 2 :. az Lorillard pi r.
el 9x40Xl23s, Belmont 50 Market. Inc "a IA "a
J Brady. 1895 Valentine ave June "a -
sl6 500. atty. John Brady. 81 Chamber, :,
10TH ST. :. 5r5 Il OF Ave & loor,,s
Unionr ort. Anna r Newman et Al bv -. ,
FriederiHe KoPpelmarn. ltlO Crotona ave I,.'
%: due. etc, as per bond. 5000. a,,v 49,
Guarantee and Trust co. l76 Broadvsv ''e
10TH ST. s les 9 y . Of Morris AZ. a.
lO6: Henry r : Wolf co 70 Louis Relcs.,ss' ~
62 West l20th ST: June 2. demand; ner 80.
50. 900 attys. n & G 2 Heyd,. 2 Rsc,or =
ave, 25r1li; Grace and Angelo Pardolso I.
Elizabeth X Dooling. i79 East sO,h :, w.,
"a. 3 yrs: 81 per cent. $4,000; attys. Kro, !
Dooling. % Cedar st
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of iessee)
nrNT og

JUNE 20.
BROADWAY, 1882. store: Hurlbert Grand
Hotel co TO Atchison. Topeka & Santa re
r., 62-l2 yrs from June l. 1913. 81. 600.
address, Nassau st.
BROOK AVE, 354. all: Thos ] Cannon TO
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Co. ~ yrs from
July l. 1913, $4,000; address 2l1 East 55th
~
FOX ST. 1918. store: Vincent Kapp TO Clio
vanni D'Alessandro. 43-l2 yrs from Feb |.
1912. $3.50; address. 10is Fox ST.
HOUSTON ST l92 East upper floors
Bernard katz 10 Harry Upper. yrs from
May l. 1913; $50. address. 1872 East Hous-
ton 81
NEsEY ST, ~. all. Ronald E Curtis TO
Nicola Satriari: HE yrs from June l.
1872; $1,000. address. 65 Carmlne ST.
I'd AVE, 90 basement and cellar: MAJ
garet Maidhof 10 Solomon Hechter 3 yrs
from Aprl l5 1913; $1,000; address. 10 I'd
ave.
30 AVE. 50 and Sc. all. Luder Renken TO
otto Zinn: 10 yrs from May /. 1912; 50. 500:
address. 536 East s6th ST.
1TH AVE. 25l3 and 25l5. south store
Julius Schalscha 10 John Strong and ano:
3 yrs from Feb 1. 1913; Sl,140; address, 25l3
18th ave.
l62D ST 362 East. ALI: VIM Miller 10 J
Newsom; , yrs from May I. 1913, $3.50.
address. 323 East 1921 st.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
HOME FOR AGED BUYS
Congregational Institution to
Build in Brooklyn.

The Congregational Home FOR the Aged.
at Nos Is and ~ Gates avenue. is TO
have a 10000 home on the north side Of
Linden avenue. between Bedford and
Rogers avenues. Brooklyn. II has con-
tracted to buy the property which has a
frontage of 223 feet on Linden avenue and
is 251 feet deep. Howard G. Pyle q TO. are
the brokers who negotiated the transac-
ton. The entire project will involve an
expenditure OF nearly $4,000.
The project OF securing large home
was FIRST advanced by Mrs. \. j. Lyman,
wife Of the well known Congregational
minister, who presented 10 the board OF
directors OF the home a resolution to this
effect over five years ago. resulting In the
appointment OF an influential committee
10 carry out the purposes OF the Tesolu-
tiOu.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
APARTMENT RENTALS.

Pcase & Gilman have rented the fol-
lowing apartments: At No. 2o0 West 5sth
street to James Nillepigue. at No. l48
East 18th street TO l.. Montgomery Smith.
at No. l4s East 18th street TO Rene IL.
Huyelle, at No 53j Park avenue To Miss
Mary r Bradley
The NJ. Morgenthau. Jr. Company has
leased apartments in the Ridgewood
apartment house, at the northeast cor
ner OF Broadway and 10th street, to
William IL. Barley. Mrs. Emily +. En-
Pelke, DIR. Charles Greene Brink, w. r.
Hazeton and Mrs. Fleurette Dunk.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
REALTY NOTES.

+. Francis Hillenhrand and the Cross &
Brown Company negotiated the sale of
the hathouse No. 3C4 East l23d street, re-
ported sold recently by the Lawyers
Mortgage Company TO the Efjay Realty
and Holding Company.
The real estate business Of James y.
Wells's Sons. founded ninety-four years
ago, will be continued at No. 1871 Ninth
avenue by James + Eadie under the old
name. The partnership existing between
Mr.. Eadie and William J. Wells was dis
solved by the recent death Of the latter.
Ernst q Calm negotiated the sale OF the
hathouses Nos l6 and Is East 10th street
10 Harriet NJ Mackeown. recently re-
corded
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
MECHANICS LIENS

JUNE 26 -.
MINETTA LANE. 20; Rocco LHisl es'
GTTaSoS AVE. cor ST Lawrence 80 "a
iOOxSO. Hyman Rosenberg agt jacob
owner and contractor. $500 ,....,, Sla
BROADWAY. $. whole front osls.s, cc.-
and 52d SITS, ?0lxl0s2x irreg. LustoSu'o osnsr
.luSeiTn seSSaSsr CO. 20 Ins n lessee and Louis R'''
contractors: s2l .56A 20. u,,,ln o.
i22D ST. l6i East; William / ss;s
William Klein. owner and contracts. '..s, n Wss
i05TH ST n :. whole front, eeen,1x lrrsf
End ave and Broadway. ls-.ohIvV ~ u schs
Fireproof Products Co, Inc. aSt Vm
owner: Edward Farrelly. suo-contrae'or. -
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
GETS HOME ALONG SOUND.

Homestead property. at LaTchmont, y.
Y. known as oak Bluff. adjoining La
Hacienda the beautiful summer home OF
Mrs. Jackson GOurad. The property just
sold contains about one and hail acres.
with d dwelling house. garage and out
buildings and has been held at 5000
Oikellly AZ Dahn were the brokers.
The buyer viii make extensive altera-
tions to the property when the present
lease expires and occupy II as pcrma-
nent residence.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
HIGH FULTON STREET RENTAL.

FOR term of ten yeads the easterly
store on Fulton street. In the building
al the southeast corner OF Fulton and
Church streets. The lease is said 70 be
at "A rental Of S30 a square foot.
The structure was recently leased for
tWenty-one years by Mr. Schultz. who
will occupy the corner store. The re-
modelling OF the building will begin
July J.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
SELLS S. /. PROPERTY.

Cornelius G.. Kolh has sold to r. I.
Rokeby. of Bard avenue, Livingston, a
plot JOx2OO feet on the west side OF Davis
avenue. adjoining the home Of Mrs. Ed
wards and opposite the cricket club at
Livingston Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

PROyIsIONs-ouiet, with email price
changes The hog markets were firm and re-
ceipts moderate but there was no outside IN
terest PORK-Steady. Mess. s22 25nS22 -
family, S24dS25: short clear $50 1892.
BEEF-Mess SlsQSl9 family S22GS25;
packet. s2OGt2i; extra India mess. $29qS3O.
DRESSED HOGS-Ffrm Bacons. l2tsQ l2'Sc;
pies 13Hc CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies
Arm: 10 N, lie; ~ n. 15sdl6c, "a n. l5c;
picked hams s,eady. 15izc. TALLOW-Quiet;
special. 6izc. city, &c, country 5%n61zc.
I,ARD-Steady: Middle West. II .l0dli 20c
CITY, lOqi1c: refined quiet. South America.
II 4Oc: Continent. il.75c. Brazil kegs. l3 f0c;
compound nrmer. 9dSkc STBARINE-Firm;
oleO SIC. city lard l3c.
COTTONsEED OII~-The bullish sentirnen mt
showed no sign OF abatiDg. and prices ad-
vanced 20 new high records. with active COY
ering in the old crop positions as well as on
buying by refners. Prices were well above the Sc
mark and offerings were small, owing 10 con
tinued evidences Of light stock. New crop
anorfhs were also higher and Al the close the
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
LEASES cEDARHURsT HOUSE

John f. Scott has rented for Augustus
y. Shepard, jr.. his cottage known as
the RItherfurd House No. l. on Albro
Lane. Cedarhurst, Long Island. to Mrs.
Margaret b. Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27

SEED PRICES.

Toledo. June 20 8-CLOvERsEED. prime.
| cash sl2 50. October. IS -. December.
! So 12ia: ALSIKE. prime. October. IS So De
cember. IS so: TIMOTHY. prime. cash. 81 80 }:
August. s. IS; September. So 60: october.
So co. December. 81 65i March, 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
KISSING ESTATE BUYS.

The estate OF Jacob kissing is the
buyer OF the southwest corner OF AM
sterdam avenue and l0sth street. sold
recently by Ferdinand Sheppard and 9TH
New-York tribune., 1913-06-27
NEW NAME FOR BOARD OF BROKERS
Title of Organization Will No Longer Indicate That Its Men,
berS Hustle for Commissions.
VINCENT ASTOR TO BUILD S15O,000 UPTOWN THEATRE

ers through Arnold. Byrne e. Baumann
The kissing estate owns the ADJOINING
property on the south, and its compiheo
holdings now measure l0OXlo0 feet.