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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers Part of a Break, but
Closes Lower.

Realizing. with scattered outside selling
and favorable weather reports. carried
cotton prices down Yesterday from an
opening 10 8 points below the previous
close to 20 points below the high level OF
last week. This attracted some buying.
but the bulge brought ont more offerings
and a sag carried prices still lower. \
little covering gave show ~ steadiness
NJ the close. which was mp few points
from tho lowest. but net TO n points
down from Saturdays final Liverpool
was weak on Continental realizing. and
the droop here was aided hy expectation
OF a favorable July condition report. due
at noon ON July .. with rumor that pre-
liminary returns To- the National Ginners
Association indicated am Improvement Of
about per cent for tho month. Southern
crop markets were unchanged 10 Lice
lower generally unchanged. and the local
market dropped 10 points 10 1900 for mid
ding upland. sales. % bales. delivered on
contract 200 bales. Local contract prices:
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REALTY NOTES.

The 80. 800 Fifth Avenue Company has
been Incorporated at Albany. with a capl-
tai OF $4,000 and the following directors
Theodore NJ. Tonnelle. James G. Higgins
and Thomas &. Curtis. jr. The company
will take over the twenty story lott build
ing AT the northeast corner OF Firth ave-
nue. and 3lst street. sold recently IN fore
closure proceedings to Campbell Caring
ton chairman OF the bondholders COM
mittee of the defunct Improved Property
Holding Company.
There will be a meeting OF the United
Real Estate owners Associations this
ovening at the Grand Union Hotel.
The Title Guarantee and Trust COM
pany loaned yesterday on first mortgage
ts5 90 at per cent TO the Woman's Hotel
Company on the property located at the
northerly side OF 18th street and the east
erly side OF Madison avenue. The build
ing covered by the mortgage is used as an
annex of the Martha Washington Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
.t the Bronx Exchange:
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lesseeD



BRoOMB ST. 1875: Suffolk ST. 30: Charles
and Jacob Falkeuberg 20 Benj Schwartz, ! yrs
from June !. 1919 5000, address. $40 Iinany
RowERY. 50: Michl Ginzburb to L Mark.
. yrs from May !. 1918 $4,000 address, 30
BNRcLAY ST 60 and 90, Benjamin L PAR.
trustee. to stump & Walter Go. 10 81 yrs
Sit 800. address. ~ Barclay II.
BROOK AVE 80: Henry Michaelis 10 N
bert Il Schroeder. yrs from Sept l. 1907. with
OF sept I. 1872. 81 S00: address. $40 Brook ave.
EAST BROADWAY. 1913. store. samuel
Remors 10 Israel Hermann. 59-l2 yrs from
July II. 1918; $1,000. address, is3 East Broad
WEST END AVE. zoo. store. N Marks
~ Morris Bloom. 3 yrs from Aug I. 1915 $50,
address 206 West End ave
81 AVE. 2o52. Bergen ave, 643, all, Henry
Maui 10 Starrett Construction Co. ~ lo-l2 Yrs
from July ]. 1913. $500. address. East
80 ST. co East all. Jacob Finkelstein to
Ethel Freedman. yrs from July !. 1913,
81 $50. address 20 East 81 st
18th ST 20 West, all. 4sth street Realty
and Constipation 90 70 Charles y Ellls 90
Wes' 56th So.
ia5TH ST. 326 West. store and basement:
Roanoke Realty co TO Josephine KaezmarsN.
99-l2 yrs and 10 DAYS rom April =. 1915
s.. 800. address 100 West i25th -.
l25TH ST. 32i and 326 East. all; United
States Trust 90 Of New York and ano exrs, 10
Joseph Grecnwald. yrs from June I. 1913;
i8isT sr 52s 20 534 West. all: Abner r
Bowen 90 Joseph Greenwald, yrs from March
J. 1913. $3.50. address. 1877 Fox 81
18TH ST. 10 and . West. - and "a floors
John = Frob and ano % Hallade 60. ZIP
,rs from April l. 1913. $500; address, 80 West
l3jth 81
10th ST. 40 and $50 West. all. Ernest =
yrs from June IS, 1913; $1,000. address. 457
West lJJth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24

Florida. crate. 5Ocds1; North Carolina. ' =,
0Sf -. New Orleans. loo. S2nN"' An
m 81. Baltimore. crate. s. joH s. g. LONE
Island and Jersey. bbl. 81 7jH 81; DeiaWare
and MARYLAND. bbl. 81 j04 s.; southern REQ
crate 81 5OGS2 30: ECGPLANTS. southern
bag. 75cGSi 80: LETTUCE basket 90 &C -, ,
LIMA BEANS. crate or basket $I ntS %
OKl.A. crate or basket. 81 n s. 30. fbI-
81 - a 81 70 without tills. - 'o"S@ ~
PEAS Jersey and Long Island, large Dss-
kct. 75cH$1: small. 5OcnSl; rag, IVc re-
upriycr basket, S1d$l -; SQUASH, nun
bard. bbl crate, 81: marrow. 81; white Don,
BOO n 81 -. basket - n 75c. yellow. box. &C
N 81 30: basket. 25cmS1; TIRNlPS, ru.ac va
buncLes. S10S2: TOMATOES Florida. fancy
carrier. 81 5O0$2 choice, 81 n 81 30; common
coo N 81: Mississippi fiat case soc a - ~
MATOES. dollhouse. IN. "a Toe MISh-
ROOMS. lib basket soc dsi 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease e. Gilman have rented an apart
ment at No. 300 West 5Sth street to
Maude NJ. Turner: an apartment at No.
100 West 18th street to William J. Kinser:
an apartment at No. IA East 10Th street
To Frederick r. Howard: apartments at
No $50 Park avenue for Edward Blum 20
Mrs r.. r. Ford; apartment at No. 1903
East 18th street TO +. V. s. Crosby. presi-
dent oi the Union Pacific Railway. and
an apartment at No. li6 East 49th street
TO Or. Rene II. Howell.
The Montana Construction Company
has leased an apartment OF eight rooms
10 DR.. James w jameson in new build
ing, No. 315 Park avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for copper
was nominal. with lake quoted I4aal5hc.
.cctroytic 4izqlJc. and casting. 1iizW1iAc.
Standard copper on the Metal Exchange was
weak and unsettled, with spot quoted 10 soc
june. I3.62izc. July and August. ~ q. T. a
14.12ikc, and September. 1862 isG14. l0c- In
London copper was weak early. but closed firm
at fG2 as sd for spot and fG3 for futures.
TIN Locally Was weak, with sales OF 20
tons; spot tin closed, IS. Sc bid. June ~ 20
A.. SOC: July and August. ~ i0Qi2.30 and sep
TENDER 42d92 SEC. In London tin closed
easy at fi93 for spot and .fia3 los for futures
1.EAp-Dull: New York spot. 500 ard East
St Louis. loo bid. London lead closed at f2O.
SPELTER Neglected, prices nominal
IRON-Cleyeand warrants. 5Bs cd in Lon
don. Locally iron was quiet and unchanged
with No / foundry Northern, SlG4SiG %: No
= Northern, $ij 75GSl6 -; No Southern and
soft, S1J 50GSlG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24

light. offerings and q fairly good demanu
prompted by renewed strength I'm the nOs
So -: family. S2iel So. short clear. so -
ISL BEEF-Mess SlSMSlg. family. So
S23: packet. SO SCI. extra India mess N.V
asst DRESSED HOGS--Bacons - -
t2Gc: pigs. 13i4c. CUT MEATS-PlckItu
bellies nrm. l0 10. lie: Il 10. l5S. "a lnc. -
10. l5c. picked hams steady. lj'2c ~
Low Steady. special. 6iac. city. &c. couu
ll.l5HII.25C: city steady 1O7, n lie. re-
fined firm: South America. 10 f0c. Continent,
1T5c: Brazil. kegs. 134Oc. compound htin
50. &c. STEARINE-Steady; olco NE''
city lard Sc.
(OTTONSEED OII~-Moderately acuNe'
but firm. on light stocks and fears OF an AZ,
ual shortage Of oil. Near months closed al -
advance Of 4Gl1 points while late monlu'
were unchanged to point higher. Local co"
tract prices: ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
!. 1917 81; attorneys, Packard

( .I III ~ attorneys Packard & c !.
ELIZABETH ST. 8. 300 u ~
Island ave. 2I5X--. City Island ssraOl q
Wood 10 Evelyn l. Wood. 357 West " ,ss. I
June %: 500. I'D
FINDLAY AVE. 1906 :. ooxtoo.
Marqusrdt 10 Benz SHERMAN and az; ~
webster ave (mtg $4,000: Inn sho Ii
attorney. Title Guarantee co. leo Pr ,uf
GRANT AVE, 5 cor OF ie5tb !, @ass
col: Frederic \ De Peyster ct al ~
Rogers, 312 West i2ist st: Anru -, Lila
Broadway i'Dst Ga, "a
LOT BOB. blk IG. Mapes F.,..
Lehman TO Lille Scheele. 73l NAL. Las',
Cmts $G.250) June 20 500; attorpe's an
Schecle. T31 Melrose ave. I
LOT 100 tn l12. III and 119. fet
map Bruner estate: Theobald ] Dennpl ~
Dengler Bros, Inc Beekmar st. ssier Z
juno 10; 500; attorney, John g Hoen5,, pan
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 ch..,
PHug and ano. oxrs, 80 StuvvosasIls J
BROOKLYN; June 16, 800. attorney sn als
LOTS 225 and 226 map Haigb, 'ane
Charles II Stumpfel 10 George Hubli,y v ,,s
Pilgrim ave (mtS s3IJ): June .: si Iss
ney. J II Nichols. 2649 Walker ave ~ stoi.
TIFFANY ST. Q s. 2s7l II n Of rs-,,
3OX113.2: Handel Concrete Co 70 ON clh s.
Schleslnger and ano; June 20 (ntg tiaars'
800; attorney. Lawyers Title InslTa ss,V.i.
Trust co. 100 Broadway. es aat
WEBSTER AVE. s51. n " 8 ao..,
Henry Karlich 10 Wilhelmina sch,iS'S :.
West 4Jth st (mtg 5000: Jvne 81 ~
attorney John Hardy. 26j Broadvav NH.
ESTCHESTER AVE, Q cor Po..
100 TX; George J. Johnson. ir. n Gu D.
Johnson. Hanover. y j May .: SI0o. 20
news. Ferriss & Stoock 1875 Broa,lwsv1 "N'
13iTH ST. s. 1913 n OF Trlni,.
37.Gx1037; Theobald j Dengler 10 NV
Bros. Inc. = BeelSman 81. June H. ,i'
ATTORNEY. John g Hoenninger. sns.
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 cbs,,H..
500: attorney. same. ~
151ST ST n g. 27j n " 81 MORT, Az. =,
100: Filomera Sanducci 70 Fraucesoo 81 ~
ducci. 24I East 1Jlst 81 (mtg 81 OO0l, -
Il, S145Oo. '"s
SAME PROPERTY: FRANCISCO sans,..,. .
Tilomena Sanducci. 241 East 125th =, ~.
SiOOO); June 81: 81; attorney sansr.
241 East l2Sth St
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With nam. and address Of lenders sS'r
Manhattan.


AMSTERDAM AVE. W Q. 25.s n o. ~
81. 25x1Oo: oct II. 1897. Tneooed : A.
Susannah Dengler ct al 70 tho Germn
ings Bank: $50 900; attorneys, Anen'
Amend 1la Nassau 81. ~
LEXINGTON AVE. 100. SIS u
st. 22XS0: June Z, 1912. Wilmore Hssgy ),
10 Amy A c Montague. 10e East S'u'
S3.25O. ,r
PARK ST. VS. 81 II n OF Dis; e rs .
"a; May /. 1907: Lawrence b. .nln
United States Trust Co; $4,000 a''O'N|
Stewart & Shearer As Wall 81 -. ,gs
sTH AVE, ?5io. 2bXso; Jurs ynSS,,,,ss
Franz A and Anna Sehwarz 10 EVu,,t
Lifs Assurance Co; $4,000; attorneys ~"
ander Il q. 1875 Broadway
STH AVE. >. 491i u from ~ Z
135th 81. 25xS0 June ]. lSss' FaL..s,
McMenus 20 Sane: 50 600; attorneys ,sss 'I Isss
SAME PROPERTY. May 81 iSS''
" Maclay and ano 70 same; Sle''0u. a,tr
18TH ST. n :. 200 n W OF I'm ave- 80 .
March 2, 1891; Michael J harrins<ie pi
Equitable Life Assurance Society. Sp,o,l
attorneys. Alexander & Green. 100 DIV
wav 90 ,ont
SoTH ST. 90 East. 2ixase; Jan u; 70 n:
Aug V Pappert 10 the Womans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June p. 1918.
GRAIN -- WHEAT - Latest adyices from
the wheat belt indicate favorable crop pros
poets and with every promise OF a liberal
yield OF both winter and spring wheat The
feeling OF apprehension which prevailed al the
beginning Of last week appears 10 have been
dissipated. and prices yesterday were under
pressure OF liquidation, closing AT net loss
back 20 the level Of two weeks ago and showed
a loss Of nearly 3 &c from the high Of the re
cent advance. Thrashing returns from the
Southwest were highly satisfactory. and g.
ms begun harvesting the largest wheat crop
In her history with a larger rate Of yield than
was ever made by any wheat STATE east Of the
Rockies. Foreign markets were barely steady.
owing 10 favorable crop advices from Germany
and Russia. The visible supply in the United
states decreased l,5s2 OO0 bushels compared
with a decrease Of 1,G8J.O0O last week and
decrease Of 1.7lS,O0O last year. Cash, No /
Northern spring. quoted al 81 Ola, D..
anoat. Countries declined cent a hushcl
under heavy selling. prompted by generous
rains over almost the entire corn belt. At the
decline the market showed a drop Of 9 y cents
from the recent high point. and while there
was covering, operators we're Inclined 10 be
cautious about taking chances on the long
side. The visible showed an increase Of
235lOOO bushels compared with an increase
last week OF 29l5OO0 and an increase a year
ego Of $4,000. Cash export corn. G7a4c nom
inal. Z b, afoat OATS-Felt the influence
Of the weakness in other grain. as well as
closing ct 4 net loss OF 1G1lsc. The visible
increased 2Te1O 900 bushels. against A decrease
81 6a5,oOO last year. Cash market easy.
Standard white. 45iad47c; No .. 47I4c: No g.
4ea47c: fancy clipped, 4sQ49c. RYE-Steady:
No Western, sc. c (. New York export
RARDEY-Quiet: mailing, 59d6ic. 4 T. Buff
fslo' feeding 64c, nominal b. New York
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SattIr
MOLASSEs AND sYRUPs-Molass

20
with prices unchanged. In syrups the chleI
demand came from exporters and ohernss
were liberal enough to take care OF the den'ahu
at former prices.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine was a
little easier. rejecting the slight setpaIh q.
savannah and the moderate receipts Rosin
was barely steady and quiet Tar nominal!
unchanged.
O!LS-Linsecd oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady az soc for standard white IN
barrels al Now York.
RICE-Quict. and prices about st'auN'
Tho scarcity of Honduras continues 10 hc the
feature. hut is Offset 10 some extent 10y hbelai
stocks OF Japan.
SUGAR-Rcn2od unchanged AZ 40 n soc
Tor fine GRADUATED Withdrawals continue
good There was no business in raw, aithout'
some operators are looking for business al -
cost and freight in the near future. spot prices
unchanged az 3&3d3 Soc for centrifugal. 2S5d
- Ste fpi muscoyado. ana @.jN626lc for mo
lasscs I'm London beet sugar was quiet osrl..
with prices barely maintained AT rs A2d loT
June as AID for July, and 9s Cd for August
although on the curb the market was steadici'
with prices unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24

The Courtney Development Company re-
ports having sold in Long Island City ten
lots on Carolyn street, four lots OH Cos
man avenue, between Hannibal and Mel
son avenues: two lots on Bliss street. be-
tween Greenpoint and Nelson avenues
and one lot on Heiser street. near Hanni-
bal avenue. The recent auction sale OF
property belonging To the Courtney com
pany by Bryan l.. Kennedy appears Ia
have stimulated interest in that section OF
Long Island City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday NJ the Real Estate E1-
change salesroom, Nos "A and l6 Vesey
street:
BY Joseph p. Day
Am ct so5 n 400 East. n o. 100 u = OF "a
ave 75xiOO5 3 sty loft and store bog ana
sty rear stable: sold 10 James N Dunlop io'
s44. go.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
ANTHONY AVE, 20C0. cor Burnside ays'
1883 eK irreg. ETY. dwg and vacant; eu-
iourned 10 June 20.
By J. n Mayors.
an AVE AOO9 20 4O29 . " cor f74th 81. BOOK
zoe evooOvio1 . three stv and two I Ety stores
ana 3 gty tenmt and store; adjourned 10 June
30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Juno %. Assertions that the
Nebraska harvest was showing the largest
average yield per acre ever known east or the
Rockies caused sharp break to-day In the
price ~ wheat The market closed nervous
ian &c under Saturday night. Latest trading
lcn corn AG1c down and oats IN 20 Nc
For provisions the outcome was net advance
" ~ ~ l.c. Nangc u prlces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
LEASES.

y. Brigham Hall and William D. Blood
good have leased for the Fourth Avenue
and Thirty-second Street Company the
entire eleventh floor at No. 40 Fourth
avenue to James Gamble Rogers, archi-
tect. for n long term OF years
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for I,owen-
field x Prayer TO Mile Fisher the four
story private dwelling house at No. lO5
West 10th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24

liverpool cables spot quiet. sales. G.ooo
80. imports. roo all American. Middl'ns
upland tfGI. Futures opened quiet 1'1nh
points lower. closed steady. IuSig points lower
June Gs2I. Junc-1ulv. SD. Juiy.August.
d t!i4d. Angus. september 4'sd. Scptem
b,r- October G@3isd. October November.
e. II ~. November December. q l4d. December
January ana January February. l3d Febru
aI, March. l4d. Marrh-Aprl. e. I'D. Arril
MAJ. o. lGd. Ma. juno. q IA Manchester
Yarns easier cloths. buyers hold on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
GETS PLOT AT ARLINGTON.

Henry g. Ellshemius sold for the estate
OF n. &. Eilshemius TO Mrs. NJ. X Ritner.
or Arlington, y. j.. n building site the
southeast corner OF Grand and Laurel
avenues, frontage 70 feet on Grand avenue
on the Eilshemius tract, at Arlington.
y. D.. The site will he improved with
a dwelling house for the owners occu-
pancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
STATEN ISLAND SALE.

j. Sterling Drake has sold for Amy
Hope Bovlle and Helen Hope Williams TO
Anthony Bertino n plot 50Xl00 feet plus,
on wellington avenue Commerce Park,
Mariners Harbor. Mr.. Bertino will i'm
prove II with a residence for himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. June % -CDOVERSEED- October.
s. 90. December. 81 %. AISlKE-Prime, Oc-
tober. s. 90 December, s. -. TIMOTHY
Prime, cash. 81 -. August 81 co; september.
81 ~ October 81 47i4: December. 81 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
RENTS COTTAGE AT LAWRENCE

John T.. Scott, in conjunction with Doug
Lao l.. Gilman & Co, has rented Tor >.
IIowland Auchincoss his cottage on
Rreezv Wav. Lawrence Long Island, to
Mrs. John HawkcswOrth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24

New orleans. June "a Cotton futures hlo.
tuatad throughout the days session. closing
steady al a not decline Of from 3 10 10 points.
ON poor cables and favorable weather map
tho opening was firm a. decline NJ from
2 to points Fresh long bJylng effected e
recovery. but hosrish weather forecasts and
selling undermined this movement. Prices cor.
tinuod down until shorts took profits and a
recovery followed In tho afternoon session
there was considerable long liquidation on good
crop news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
PLOT AT EAST IsLIP BOUGHT.

Hawkes. & Morris have bought for a
client a plot Of ground fronting OF w
snutb C.ountrv Road AT East islip. Long
Island The purchaser intends 10 use the
property as permanent home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
MRS. G0URAUD SELLS FINE DWELLING
Dressmaker Gets House in West 56th Street, Heo al
S15OOOO and Is to Alter Premises.
ANOTHER BUILDING IN STREET LEASED FOR BUSINESS

slice of William street, near the Queens
boro Bridge Plaza for Thomas Spaluihs
to an investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
BUYS FARM AT PRINCETON.

Calm & Calm have sold n 1jO-acre farm
et Princeton, y. j.. known as the Hawk
Farm. for VI. j. Moriarty to the Connolly
estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y. No f$l5c5 Cotton middlinC 1880
Iron y No Z. rs % Coffcc. No Rio 95s
Iron s. No (. Il 10 Sugar grsnulatcd AS
steel rails. I25 Molasscs. - K. D 45
stand COP spot. 1880 Beef family ....S22 %
Tin ............. A. 81 Talow. prime.
Exchange lead. 40 Pork. ness. % 30
Export corn. 677t Hogs. dr.. 100 N. 12's
Oats stand VIII. 46a4 Lard. mid West. II %
Flour MplS pat 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES,

with name and address Of grantee ara =,
torneyD
Interest per cent unless otherviss star.
ITrNFo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
BUYS NEAR BRIDGE PLAZA.

Theodore W. Tobani has sold n plot
and two story frame dwelling on the west
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney)
Jt-NE u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24

Tease & Gilman have sold for Mrs
Jackson Gouraud her city home at NO.
i6 West 18th street. on lot 2XlOO Feet. Inc
house IS a fine American basement dwell
ing Of stone and brick, having been oulit
only five years. Among many OF the at
tractlve features Of this building IS
FIorcntlne fountain, imported by MIS-
Gouraud and built on the second floor be-
tween the front and back parlors. Inc
purchaser is dressmaker. VINO VIII
make extensive alterations and occupy II
I'm the fall The property has been held
at $4,000.
The same brokers have also Just leased
for a long term Of years to the Frances
Willard Company No. II West 18th street
FOR business purposes. showing the ten
dcncy Of high class shops TO locate per-
manently in the cross streets near 1'th
street.
other sales announced yesterday fol-
low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CIEARANCES
'The Chicago. Toledo and Detroit markets
v ere closed last wear.

were CiohtQ ldht year.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Thc declining ten
Gency In wheat encouraged buyers 20 hold of
for lower prices for -four. and trading was in
active. Spring patents. 81 150Sj 10. winter
straights. 81 6OGS4 IS. winter patents. 81 SOG
81 20: spring clears 50 1JqS4 30: extra No I
winter. SO gOqS4 20. No .. 50 S0uS3 90. Kansas
strsiRhts. 81 SOGSt 40; fancy spring patents,
s. 500S6 10. RYE FLOUR-Steady. fair 20
good. IS 701$3 s.: choice 20 fancy. 50 9OQS4.
CORNMEAI--Quie'; kiln dried. 81 A.. BAG
MEATs-Fine white and yellow. ST 40d$1 A.:
coarse 81 S5QSl 40. FEED-Western quiet;
Western spring bran. 10 arrive. 100 N sacks,
S2l 7J6 500: standard middling. S23 20 flour do
s27 red dog, S2S GO; city steady; bulk bran
S2l 10: lO0-ib sacks So 10: mddling. So Goa
SIS co. red dos. so 20. oilmeal, $2sQS2s 50
COFFEE-Quiet sales amounting 20 AZ 900
Tags. and price changes narrow. closing .
one week left IN the old season and prices in
disparity from the usual differences. 10 was
somewhere before active business can be ex-
pected The consuming trade appears 20 he as
Rpathetic rs ever. ani the country buys only
IS necessary 10 provide for immediate require
,ments. and seems perfectly satisfied with ts
steady at unchanged 20 10 POINTS higher. and
st net decline OF Adl franc, Hamburg was
unchanged 20 p Ifennig lower. Rio was barely
steady. and SentOs was steady al an advance
Of 30 reis Spot dun and unchanged. with Rio
rs quoted AZ Csc. Local contract prices:
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ElGIN BUTTER MARKET.
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

Egln. June c3.-Butter here to-day was
firm AT s7hc
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The Bronx.

COSTER STREET The Brown Weiss Real
tics sold 40 e54 Coster street. two FAMILY
dUallifg on a lot 2iNIOO feet. 10 :. WolkoWitz.
COsTTR STREET Charles Kuntze has sold
ror tra Brown Weiss Realities Nos. 622 ana
se4 Gostcr street two two family brick houses.
on q plot 4OIlOo feet, 20 An out-ot-,'"n Ut
weston
ELTON AVENUE Calm & Calm have sold
so SO Elton avenue. iye story apartment
house IN a plot 50Nloo feet. 10 MARY waters.
Co-no'Ius a. K,Dfc the fvc story apartment
house No 1902 BRYANT avenue. 25Nloo feet.
UAPES AVENt'E-A. J. Madden 500 for
,to ,hs,,- Dorsfr,irtion Company tho plot G6N
100 feet on the esst side % Map's avenue.
- fcct south - iSist street.
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Mani attain.

RTyINGTON STREET-Ssrah Avery Wsro
has sold 10 a Nh Argon Nos. l38 and loS
Hlvington street. q six story hathouse on q
plot 44viOOx Irregular. between Norfolk ana
suffolk streets IL,
37TH STREET-Albert J. Milhank' acting
for hts sister. Mrs. Elizabeth VI. Anderson,
has bought 40 : East 37th street. extending
through 70 40. : East 3sth street, 2oNlpI9
feet. and consisting OF four story d"elllng
house and a vacant lot The property vas
sold in November. 1911. by Evert Jansen Wen
doll but that deal fell through WIN INC
latest purchase Mrs Anderson no" owns y
frontage or 1885 feet on Fifth avenue. W. :
fcct ON 3Ith street. and 900 feet on 3Sth street
sITH STREET-Thc T. r. Wilton Stuart
comVauv has sold FOR John y. stevens 40 ~
yy.et 55fh street a story dwelling house. on
a Dot T. 9siOO 3 feet. TO a client for occupancy.
I'D STREET Douglas l.. Elliman 20.
have sold FOR Chester Darling no ~ East
7eI street n four story dwelling. on lot 10
MOO . feet. between Third and Lexington ave
MUGS Tho estate ~ Hannah J. nun II altp
roported 10 have sold No lT6 adjoining and
similar.