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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
vo,.ssrs AND sY-RUPs-'

MOIASSEs AND SNRUPs-Oulet anu VI,
changed Syrups were in fair demand H'
former quotations. 5000. a,d
NAVAL STORES-Turpenune steady ano
unchanged Rosn quiet. Tar In seasohao'7
donand at former prices en-.
oJS-Renned petroleum steady at S.I0c
for standard white in barrels Of New YORK
Linseed oil unchanged.
RICF-Quotstions as last noted. ,.,-..-,
sUGAR = Refined sugar quiet, althou nol
the Federal reduced its selling price 70 f.ou0
Tor GRADUATED for prompt and NEARBY shtP
rnent. List prices unchanged at : soc TOT
fne sranulated. Quiet, no sales pelhe
ported. Spot prices were S76c for centrnu-
eal 3 26c for muscovado, and 3Olc Tor mo-
iasses In London the beet sugar market
was quiet with prices barely maintalneG
the early cable quoting September at IS 5lad,
October ps 2Ad. and May 9s Cd, nut the Cur ~
vas steady at Qs 5i2 for september ana -
2Ld for October and May. London cabIeu
the stock OF sugar in the United klnEdom
AZ 12S 600 tons against $4,000 last week.
HIDFS-Firm, owing 70 light stocks. ana
prices were well maintained. Stocks are not
large and holders ask full prices. 30
eotas 29% T3O&c. and Central America al
DOC ,--,- ,
IEATHER-Active, with aVailaole sup
niles small raw material firmly held
DRUGS 49, Active although business was
restricted by the holiday. Mail order ouSl-
ness fair although local buyers bought only
in small quantities. Essential oils STEADY III
moderate demand
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light s7a5asse5; mixed. s735gss So.
heavy. 81 l5ass 80; rough, 81 10 a >, 40
pigs s325GSS 10. CATTLE = Receipts
1000. steady. beeves. So 9ogs9 10 Texas
steers Sc 15ds7 rs; stockers and fes ,! rs s.
s. 5OGss. cows and heifers. 50 80 Q - on
calves 500 $l2 35. sHEEP-Receipts ~ ~ 0o9
weak TO zoe lower; native sheep - 90 q
81 IS; yearlings, 50 s. So lambs natNe'
s. 4OGS7 Gj
cincinnati. sept 2..ccATTLE-ReceiP,s'
5.O23: slow. steers, 81 75gss 10. heifeIs.
81 5Oas7; cows. s3gs so. calves dull. 81 so
a$l1 %. HoGS-Receipts. $3.50. stea se
packers, SIS 404 s. 50. common so"s' - 20.
81 -; pigs and lights. 81 5OdSs 50. stdgs 50
q Sc 50 SHEEP-Recelpts. 364s. steady
III 754S4, lambs slow. 81 j0gSl -.
st Louis, sept. = - CATTLE - Receipts
o. 500: active at steady prices, steers, s. 4oq 50
heifers. 81 40GSs 90; cows. 81 I5aSI; southern
steers 81 25aS7 HOGS-Receipts. LOO;
somewhat slow and 5Q1Oc lower; choice light
TO medium weights. SIS 6oGss 70: bulk OF sales.
IS 3OdSs so. packers, 81 75ass 40. lights. $ 90
ass 60: pigs 81 9OGss %. sHEEP-Receipts,
- 600. slow and CSC lower, spring .ambs' 80 -
as7 40. Gull lambs. 81 50dS5 I5; mutton sheep
So 1884
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THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Standard copper quiei with ;he
only price available october. which vas
quoted rs CSC bid The local street market for
copper continued firm. with lake quoted l6tac,
eiectrolyt!c l6hc and casting. i6c. In Lon
don copper closed steady al III l2s Sd for spot
and .Ti Ks 90 for futures TIN-Quiet. New
YORK. spot, ~ 9Odi3 y. September. ~ $50
q 25c: Oc,ober and November. ~ 75fl T.. 25c.
and December. ~ e2i7 6i3 i2'sc. In London tin
closed quiet at fl93 IS for spot and fls4 ISIS
for futures LEAD-Quiet. New York spot.
4 zoe bid and East 81 Louis. Iooc Spell
TER-Quiet. New York spot. .. s5d5 Csc. and
East :, Louis 56Oc bid In London lead
closed at f2O l2s Cd and spelter. f21 i2s 81
IRON-Cleyeland warrants. b5s l0lzd In Lon
don. Locally iron was steady and unchanged.
with No | foundry Northern slsdslS 50; 80
. Northern SIS 5on$l6 81, No Southern and
No ! Southern soft. SIS 2Sasl550
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New YORK. aeptember 2

New York. September 2 1913
BFFNES Receipts, $50 mainly for
slaughter. No trading in live cattle Feeling
weak Dressed beef steady; native sides. l29
i4c.
CALvEs-Receipts. 3os; a15 on sale. Feel
ing easier and most 81 the stock was carried
over. Coarse. heavy veals. 50 50 per 100 10, a
bunch Of mixed calves SO; Virginia fed
calves. 81 Dressed calves weak to lower.
l3q17c a few l71c; dressed buttermilks. II
G12c; dressed grassers. 9alOc.
asr:: aie S average 50 80 psr 100 Ts NJ
fed calves. 300 n. 81
Tobn & shannon: 10 mixed calves l4i n.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts % cars
or ASIA head; 2s cars on sale. Sheep slow
and easier; lambs steady TO l5c lower a few
asa % per 100 NJ few selected mixed sheep
at s. 25: culls. 80. common 10 prime lambs
Sc 5OQSs Is: l car (choice). s. 30. culls. S5Q
s. 30 Dressed mutton SLOW at sisql1 nc; best
at 1Sa15c; hog dressed 154c.
Kern: Commission .company; 2s7 " va
n, S Is: is5, Is n. ssI5; ie7 state g 10
81 60; 229 Penn. 10 70. 81 so; 1i3 So NJ s. so;
ll18;, 70 10, g 80; l4C Ky. IS 70. g. 2ao
s.; ~ Ky sheep, .i20 ~ 81 p, "a. % N, 81
Penn, l24 N. 81; 3, 100 n, 50 30; SO Ky
culls So N. 50; Ky yearlings. 100 NJ S.
81 IS; i52 81 n. 81 SIS: 1913, 50 n. s. y 225
state. ~ n. 81 IS; 20 state culs. SIS N. s. 50;
p Ky sheep. 80 ~ - y 80 l23 r. - -
state. 1855 n. 81 IS yearlings, 81 n. s. so;
3, 30 n S.
Newton & Co: 243 " Va lambs II n.
IS 20: 239. 70 10 IS 10; 22e. 10 n. 81 50; 81
lag NJ. 81 25: A Va 101 n. 81. IS. ei NJ 81 20.
IA Va culls II n. So. buck, $50 NJ. 50 %.
] Stanley Som 2s6 w Va lambs. 50
n, IS.
HOGs-Receip,s. 90 cars. or 2 229 head.
car on sale Market 10 per cent lower. Good
medium weight hogs sold al S. 40 per 100 n;
roughs. SIS
Sales -Tobin e. Shannon 80 state hogs l6s
N average. 50 40 per 100 10. roughs. $40
N. SIS
Chicago Sept 2 - HOGS = Receipts.
II 0l0. weak: bulk OF sales, 81 s5ISS TO-
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, September Q
ORDERS IssUED-The following arm,

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Brigadier General JOHN p. WISSNER. as
signed to command 18th Brigade
Brlgadier General THOMAS F. DAVIS as
signed 70 command 9th Brigade
Colonel ROBERT C. VAN VLEIr. infantry.
assigned 4th Infantry. vice Colonel JOHN II.
BEACON. 10 command jefferson Barracks,
October !, vice Colonel ADAM SHAKER,
Coast ARTILLERY
ter corps TO Chicago as department quarter
master, Central Department. vice Lieutenant
Colonel AMOS W. KIMBALL. Quarterma ster
Corps.
Major JOSEPH d. LEITCH. detached General
Stan Corps
Major JAMES j. HoRNBRooK eth Cavalry.
10 Fort Riley. October 10. to take field ON
GERS course NJ Mounted Service School.
thence to proper station
Captain FRED. T. AUSTIN, I'D Field ARTILLERY.
from Rock Island Arsenal 10 Springfield Ar
mory
First Lieutenant SMITH A. HARRIS. l4th In
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TO SELL HOAG PROPERTY.

The old Hoag property. al Nos. and
East sd street. l. TO be sold in fore
closure to-day At y o'clock noon by 10
scph p. Day. The sale is the result OF
an action brought by Thomas H. Kelly
against Lena Is Hoag and others 10 sat
property will be sold subject to mort
cages aggregatinG $1,000. II consists Of
two -four story dwelling houses. on plot
nxl005 feet and is situated Is, feet east
of Fifth avenue
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
SEPTEMBER ?.
Manhattan,

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesrooms. Nos II and 10 Vesey
street:
BY Joseph +. Day.
l55TH ST. n s. 525 Il " OF Broadway 90 Tx
1917 10 Riverside Drive XII AKA 7Xl5O, va
cant, sold 10 the plaintiff for Sl37, $50
l27TH ST 2l9 East. =. -2o5 n Of Sd ave.
25X99 II sly tenmt. sold 10 he plaintiff
for $4,000.
18TH ST POI East. $. go II e Of Sd ave.
25x99 II. sty tenmt. sold 20 the plaintiff for
$40 600
BY Henry Brady
iO2D ST, 10 West. S 8 100 II Of Man
haitian ave. 26.ilxl0o IL. sty tenmt sold TO
the plaintiff for $3.50
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Herbert A. sherman.
a4lST ST. :. as y of Bronx boulevard
5o1iOO. sold 20 the plaintiff for 1880.
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APARTMENT LEASE.

Pease e Gilman. in conjunction with
Payson Merrill. have leased an apart
ment at No. 90 West 58th street 10 Mrs.
Anna c. Leonard; an apartment at No.
80 Central Park West 10 Henry Picard
an apartment at No. West 3Oth street
to John f.. Ashe
Albert r. Ashforth. Inc. has leased an
apartment at Nos. 40 and li2 West 55th
street 10 c. II Brown.
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BUYS ROCkAWAY HOUSE.

Alfred J. Talley has purchased from
the H. p. Beatty estate the plot with
dwelling house at Far Rockaway. stu
ated on Broadway between Norton ave
nue. and South street. The property has
a frontage Of 225 feet on Broadway and
Ia 300 feet In depth. II has been in the
Beatty family since 1874 and contains an
area OF thirty-four lots.
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SOME BRONxVILLE LEASES.

Fish & Marvin report the following
rentals in Bronxville. The Mccurdy
house. on Pondfeld Road 10 Benjamin
Fairbanks OF BrOnXville: the custer
house. on Palmer avenue. n T.. Athana,
Of Manhattan, for "A term OF years; 40.
52l Gramatan avenue 10 Charles +. Desh-
Ter. of Manhattan. and an apartment IN
the new Colonial Building 10 Morris
Clark
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER ..

Joseph c Levi 10 Esperanto Mortgage Co: 2
assts. $500
Yatty Kramer n Rack Realty Co. 81
Rack Realty co 70 Hyman Perkin. 81.
Hyman Perkin 70 TWO Eighty Co. Inc, "A
Broadway; 81.
clara n Keller % Emma Keller, s50I2.
Frank Gass - Michael Struth: $1,000
Alfred Frankenthaler TO James Bowen,
nominal
clifford Building Co. Inc. TO Conrad
Pfciffer. S572
Caroline Miller 70 Carrie Thoelen: $500 "a.
Clarence Moss 70 Willard 2 Beach: 81 900
George J Puckhafer TO Clarence Moss
1900.
sos 600
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Cnionport 67x310 10 10 14th ST xs7x3l3 10.
Katharine schmitz to Dollar Savings Bank,
2sOs Sd ave; Sept 2. due Dec / 1916 5000;
attorneys Lexow, Mcclellan g. Wells. 4S Cedar
st.
10th ST, 10 East 25xl0O. Mckinley
Square Casino Co 70 Elizabeth Roeder. 800
East l5ist ST. June /. 1912 l year, per cent;
81 600: attorney. VIM l Roeder, All East
15lst st.
1slST ST, 612 East S s. II 2xll3 2xl6sx
los II: Mary McCauley to Gottleb Dorlo. 6l2
East 1s1st 81; Sept ,, due etc, as per BOND;
SO 900: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust co,
lI6 Broadway
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER .

4lST ST, i27 West, Morris Levin 81 al agt
" = Langdon ct al. July IA. 1918: SIS 70.
Gun HILL RID. Steuoen ave 2l0th - and
Banbridge ave the block Gun Hi Rd. Balm
bridge ave cloth 81 and Wayne ave the
block. and Gun Hi Rd. Wayne ave. 2l0th 50
and Tryon ave. the block: Davis Brown act
Montinore Home. Aug % 1913 (by bond;
1872 81
18TH ST 6l7 "a CPS West Reedy Elevator
CO agt Fautless Construction Co ct al. Oct
o. 1912 (by bond. $500
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CENTRAL PARK WEST, cor OF 73d
ST. 204 4Xl00, Nov -. 1903. standard invest,
ing Co TO the American Exchange National
Bank. $4,000; attorneys, Cardozo & Nathan
nth ST. s. 80 # of Ave 3. 2ox92
Feb -. 1855; John and Elizabeth Blaurock
10 Mutual Life Insurance CO. $1,000 address,
18th ST, S. 42O # from W cor Of
9Th ave. 25xJs9, March >. 1890; Joseph 4
and Anna Winters to Marie A Conner
$4,000, attorneys, Opdyke Wilcox. 20
Nassau
65TH ST s; 292o II e from ocr OF
Columbus ave, 3l.3Xl005. Sept !, 1909: Ra-
chel Rosenbum TO Dora Rosenstein' $1,000
attorney David Galewski. $50 Nassau ST.
i44TH ST, $, 1858 # of Railroad ave
runs e 222.2x 200 TX TX : 95x " 5ox
s tx W i5sx 097: May 81 1905. Mauritz
and Evina Wes'ergren 10 Rockland Realty
Co; s24j00; attorney. Lawyers Title lnsur-
ahce Co, 100 Broadway.
The Bronx.
BEACH (Tinton) AVE, S, las 10 II Of
i56th ST. 25xI655X25 5xl60.5. June 20, 1910;
attorneys, Bowers < Sands 80 Cedar St.
BATHGATE AVE, s. 700 n n OF Wen
dover ave, mtg on hxtures' Joseph diamond
S955 Is.
KELLY ST. 1888, v :: 24s;4 IT from
attorney, Edward Niehling, 80 Nassau 81.
KELLY ST. 1865. s, 16sxl00. July IL
1903: same 20 Frederick { Miller' "Io"'
attorney. same
KELLY ST. 1867. $. 16sxl0O. July p,
1903 same TO Ida Ihlefeld; s3loo' attorney
same.
KELLY ST 1869. " s. ls.sx1Oo; July 81.
1909 same to Carrie Thoelen and Ida lhle-
field 81 100, attorney. same
KELLY ST. 1911. " 5. l6sxloo; July p.
1908. same TO same. So 100.
KELLY ST. 1913 " g 1ssxl00. July II,
1908. same 20 same; $500.
SAME PROPERTY. March 49, 1905, John
VI and Lena Ruhl 10 Louisa Brewer, extrr'
81. 600. attorney. Edward Miehlins. 90 Mas
san ST.
LOTS 10 8, map 1881 property David p
Cocks. Fordham. Aug 80. 1912 Henry + Keil
% Margaret A stafford; $4,000; attorney
Philip Dunn. 10 Broad 81
LOT 1916. y OF. map Of Wakefield.
50x1l4; June 20. 1905; Florence V Frazee
70 Euryetta Clocke; $500; attorneys,
Clocke Koch & Reidy, 39l East i49th ST.
MELROSE AVE. n cor OF 18TH 81, 1913
XII. Oct j. 1910 Charles and Lena Hamm
to Frederick Meyer: $4,000. attorneys, Gle
Gerich e Pompan. 203 Broadway.
RIVER AVE :. so n Of 18TH 80,
20Sl00. March 10. 1913. Lillian g Powers
n John and Anna Johnson; 81 900; address.
1921 River ave
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fantry from Camp Perry to proper station
Leave OF abserce: Captain GEORGE d
HEATH, Jr., Medical Corps six months
NAVY.
Commander J. F. HINES. Naval Academy
Lieutenant Commander A y. MITCHELL; the
Maine
Lieutenant Junior grade, c. r. ROBINSON
detached the Washington; home. wait orders
Lieutenant Junior erade) G. 4. BAKER, de-
tached the Tennessee: home. wait orders
Lieutenant Junior grade) {. 7. OsBURN. de-
tached navy rife team; Naval Academy
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
Following movements OF vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
aug 29-The Wheeling az Frontera the Roe
me Paulding. the Mccall the Terry and
t ne DLayton, at Newport: the North Da-
gotta the Rhode Island, the Georgia and the
Ne" Jersey at Hampton Roads
avg, oV-Ihe Delaware. the Minnesota the
~, Kansas Ws and the Ohio. at Hampton Roads.
me w heeling. at Vera Cruz: the Des Moines
az Wllemstad. Curacao; the Biddle az An
Iapohs, me Brutus. at Philadelphia the
; .s ana the Yankton, at Norfolk Yard;
ene Giaeler' al San Francisco the Alert a,
san fedro, the Jouett, at Hampton Roads.
me Monashan, the Ammen. the Burrows. the
Al uripPe ana ana the T,,, Patterson, at Newport
water, the Jenkins, the Jarvis ana the
Jouett, at Newport. the Pittsburgh AT san
Diego. the Alabama, az Hampton Roads
Sept. The Castine, at New York Yard the
Celtic at Hampton Roads. the Illinois, at
Chester.
SAILED.
Aug 29.-The Wheeling. from Frontera fo-
Vera Cruz: the Monaghan, the Patterson the
Ammen the Triple and the Burrows from
Hampton Roads FOR Newport the Biddle
from Norfolk for Annapolis.
Aug 30-The Strngham from Norfolk for
Annapolis the Nashville. from Key West FOR
Puerto Cortez, Honduras. the Jason. from
Hampton Roads for Norfolk the Glacier,
from Mare Island for San Francisco: the
Neptune from Vera Cruz for Norfolk: the
Castine. from Norfolk FOR New York the
Jouett. from Norfolk for Hampton Roads ard
Newport the Jenkins. the Jarvis and the
Farming from Hampton Roads for Newport.
the Illinois. from ANNAPOLIS for Delaware
Breakwater.
Aug. 3l-The Celtic. from New York yard FOR
Hampton Roads. the Preston, from Bar Hsr-
Dor for Passport. Me, the Michigan, from
Vera Cruz for Galveston
Sept l-Ths Alabama. from Hampton Roads
for Philadelphia. the Preston. from Eastport
for Newport: the Dixie. from Hampton Roads
for Newport: the Denver. from Corinto for
Balboa. the Illinois. from Delaware Break
water for Chester.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and at
torney)
Interest. 5 per cent. unless otherwise statedo
Manhattan.


POWTRY 35e " s. 10 ix96 sxI7xi02s 8: Bow
cry 35I W g. 10 4x10s sx17xllfs. One-sixty
Broadway Holding Corp to Estates Mort Sc
curities CO. 100 Broadway prior mtg S5l. 300 ;
Aug -. due March ). 1914. per cent; 81 500
COLUMBUS AVE. " cor 18TH st. lO2 TX
100. Chas J Butterfly TO Chas Cosgrove, 10.
East 2ed st. sept prior mtg $500 000); year,
q per cent $4,000 attorney Lawyers Title
Ins AMI Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1917 to l43. >. 9s Ok irreg
leasehod. 3lst street Madison Ave Co 10
Frank V Baldwin. 10 Prospect Place. Brook
lyn prior mtg $3.50 000l Aug II. due. etc. as
per bond $50. 600. attorneys, sullivan & Crom-
we'll 40 Wall 81.
RIVINGTON ST n s. rs n OF Forsyth 81,
2JxiO0: Ada l. Sims to James Darcy. 246
Putnam ave Brooklyn: Oct %. 1912 year. 9
rer cent; $1,000: attorney VIM Petit. Far
Rockaway. y Y.
I'D AVE. 8. sas Il n OF both ST. 10 ski
David Bremen 10 Bertha c Herrfeldt. 1876 West
96th st: Sept mtg 10000; years. 8 per
cent. 50, 600; attorney. Theo sattler. l47 4th
ave.
37TH ST. s. 40 n OF 18th ave- 25x0s.9 ;
Jas r Winters 70 Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
% William st: Sept 2. 3 years per cent as
per bond s45 900: attorneys Geller, Roston
Koran q Exchange Place.
9th ST, 2o3 West, 25x75 s. Chas and Julius
Silver 10 Benz Mailer l33 West 18th 81 (prior
mtg sl7. 600 Sept 2; years. per cent;
81 600. attorneys. Lachman & Goldschmidt. IS
Nassau St
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The Bronx.

MELROSE AVE. cor 18TH ct. 1915
81: Fredk Kaasmann TO Lille VI Scheele. 1888
Commonwealth ave prior mtg s22 OOOl: 3
years 9 per cent. Aug 30. $40 900. attorney.
VIM n Giegerich. 1918 linton ave
OLD WHITE PLAINS ROAD 5. 2i0 II
Of land OF Thos Booth. l39 SIX irreg: Jennie
Adee VIM r Butler. 1917 East fremont ave.
Aug IS. years, q per cent, 81, 900 attorneys.
Adee & Adee IS Pine ST
WESTMINSTER AVE. 8 6. lot 3s4. map OF
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser ant
Attorney
Manhattan.
NJ dnndttan.

BAYARD ST. u. 2L3Noox23 lox9o4; MARY
Brinn 90 Jessie Brinn. 5544 Broadway, ID
and ,mtg $4,000, Aug %; 81 auor-
BOWERY. S5s. 10 iN9Gs; Bowery. go.
Ia.4xIoS.s. Charles Schlang 70 100 Broad
way Hoidin. Corporation. 100 Broadway
tmtg SjLjUOl Aug -, 81. attorney Estates
Mortgage and Security Co. 1870 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. 100 Broadway Hold
Ing corporation 20 Charles Schlang, AZ LONE
Branch. y J Aug 20, 81. attorney. same.
COLUMBUS AVE 227 o :. 2JXl00. Amelia
Nurgr 10 Herman Wendt. 22j Mount Hope
pl 'mtg S32. 0ool Aug 30, 500. attorney.
FORSYTH ST 127 25xlOO; Mary Brnn 20
solomon and Milton Brinn. 3jI+ Broadway
all hen,. Aug 20, 800. attorney. Brnn'
HOUSTON ST. =, 1918 Z, OF Ave c.
6lNsl to ~ st. Kate kaufman 10 p
Krautmau Holding co. 37s East Houston
Schleidor 4 echeider. $50 Nassau 81.
HOUSTON ST 1872 20 1873 East. :. ie.lix
500 irses. Joseph Wolf e. al 10 Bernard
Shlsnowsky. 100 West 10th ST, q and
correction deed May 10. 81 attorney. u 1
Shapiro. l4a Broadway.
Isr AVE. 1917. ~ $, 25K75, MARY Hrock
81, 6o1. AUG 80. 500. aJtorney. Title
Guartute" co. 10 Broadway.
81 AVE. . $. ~ u Of 23d 81. 20 9xloo !;
Morris StaleWi'z 70 Maurice Gross. li5 East
oci 81 Cmts $4,000, sept p 500. attorney,
Paul Gross. "u2 Broadway
37TH ST. r. e. l69 (, . OF 5th ave. 22I
- IT. bhlFFit NtNlfll ana dnos fAISs Ftcs 10
Elizabeth " Anderson. so West i0th 81,
Aug - $50 900. attorney. New York Title
Insurance co. f35 Broadway
aSTH ST >. i75 u e 81 5th ave o5xas {.
Barrett Wendell and ano. eNrs Mary Il
Wendell. 70 Elizabeth NJ Anderson. 80 West
4Oth ~. Aug .. $4,000 attorney. same.
SOD ST. s.. 200 q " OF Tth ave. 25NeS J..
New York Public Library As,or. Lenox and
1Iden Foundations Inc. % Asa G Gambler.
Atlanta ca. e all liens. July II; 500:
attoruev Sew York Title Insurance Co. 1873
Broadway.
SD ST - Vcs'. sly brk, i7Nl0o {. John !.
li"arr Const - 10 Roberta =. Frank 1872 ives,
18th 81 mtg $4,000. Sept ?. 500. attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance Co. $50 Broadway.
9th ST. 3. - Amsterdam ave. 25x75. 5.
Bent Mailer 20 Chas and julius silver. Jn3 West
f1th - mtg $1,000. Sept 500. attorney.
LAWYERS Title Insurance Co. ifo Broadway.
NiSr ST Ia West s. - 6xi02 2 Edw
De Noyelles 10 Henry steers ia West 10th ST.
- part sept 2. 900 attorney. John VI Ruck
- RroadVay.
18TH ST. g. s33 Pleasant ave IS tx
lM n. Michael palafino 10 Alfred Florio. 56Ns
New Utrecht ave Brooklyn ,mtg So. 500. Dec
II. T. 500. attorney. + Florio 500 New
Utrecht ave. BROOKLYN.
10th ST. 'i5 West. 75xloo. Roberta F
Frank 70 the John Hearn Constr co. 5n5
Firm ave mtg 500 600. all liens. Sept . 800.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance CO. 100
BROADWAY
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September closing prices were = points nee
higher, while other months were 10 10 P'iNN
higher Local contract prices; r
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The Bronx.

JACKSON AVE. >. ljO n, 10th 81 25x9i.
Albert Brasse % Walter Herbert 90 East 10th
-. Sept tptg Si2p0uj. 81. attorney. Law
yers Title Insurance Co $50 Broadway.
LOT 49, Amended Map BronXwood PARK;
Tcfcse Martin 20 Dan l. Mapes r. 1905 East
l5sth 81. Aug Il. 81.
lot -. Map New York Catholic Protectory
Cath Fleurl 10 rstk Hyncs .C.g Madison ave
Gnfs $500, OF ~ l9ll. 500
LOT iG2 Map Unonrort. Ellen l. Hanrshan
20 Jas + Hanrahan. ll42 81 Lawrence ave,
July a 500. attorney John Sheridan. 4lo2
white Plains Road
lot 36 Bk 26. Map Morris Park: Morris
Goldstein 20 Jacob Moses. 1852 Clay ave. =
part Aug 3; 500 attorneys. Frank & Walpon.
20 Riyington ~.
MELROsE AVE. n cor l57th ST l0l sx2l 4:
Lille Scheelc ~ Fredk kassmann. So Tenth
ave. Aug 80; $1,000. attorney. VIM II Gieger-
lch. l2lS linton ave.
MGRAW AVE ss a. line bet land Eugene
and 70 ami 81 g. Bridget McMonegal to
sidney Hickox. 22i6 Gleason ave omtg
$500. Aug -. Sl0p; attorney, Gass. Inc.
Ves'cnester.
PLOT. begins az u land 20 New York &
Harlem Railroad Co. as in deed. Liber ~. page
go. runs ~ lNl. OK. contg > 2i% 81 n. New
Yori 4 Harlem Railroad Cornn and ano 20
New York Connecting Railroad Co. 900 Seventh
ave. Aug /; S3"ol IS attorney. l. Van
Moschzisker. 400 seventh ave
IBID ST S. 2f5 Q Wills ave. 30Nl00: VIM
Brien 10 Nierzyslaw koczwansk. 336 East
9Th II: Sept ? (mtg 81 ooo). 81; attorney. J Mul-
holland. 80 Broadway.
iSiST ST. Glo East. II 2xll3 .. Ccttlieb Gor,o
n Mary McCauley. $50 caldwell ave: Sept p;
800. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
i-G Bro1dpay
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
SEPTEMBER .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03

The publication of the governments es-
innate Of the cotton crop yesterday, which
placed this years yield at $50 per cent.
against 74.S per cent last year. caused
sensational advance In the local market
yesterday. The condition was the lowest
reported in several years and the excite
ment following its release has been
equalled few times on government report
DAYS
Prior to the issuing Of the report the
market was firm. opening 10 q points
higher. and at midday had sold UP 10 an
advance Of 30 to 35 points. Upon the pub
lcation OF the governments bullish csti-
mate excitement was rife and prices
scared until quotations were in the neigh
borhood Of sixty points above the clos
ing Of the previous session. December
contracts sold at l29i and October az 1923
practically the l3-cent level The close
was With. few points or the best and
the tone was steady at a net gain for the
day of 81 10 II points
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03

RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
BLEECKER ST, GO. store. Angelo Rlbano