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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-23
Non Coal Land.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land ONCE at Great Fails, Mon.
tana, July Z, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that
NELLIE MURPHY,
of Fort Benton, Montana, who, on April IA, 1910,
made homestead entry serial No. Ol0954, for
SWA sen section 10, WV NEA,. NWA sen,
SEA NW4, NEh sWk, !ots 2 and >, section 30.
dian, has 6led notice of intention to m, ke three.
year proof, to establish claim to the land above
sioner, at his office at Fort Benton, Montana, on
the 18th day of August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: John Muir,
John Woods, Jasper Maize. Andrew G.. Wan,
all of Fort Benton, Montana.
II. N. SUTHERLIN, Register.
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For Sale.

One Aultman l. Taylor New Century separator
36x56. fully equipped with all the latest improve.
meDts. Used one short season, and is in good
working order.
". Q. DEXTER, Fort Benton. Mont.
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Makes a Dandy Knife.

Do your folks need a good butcher
knife? Hunt up an old fiat file and
take it to a blacksmith who under
stands tempering steel and have him
me- you one. 1t will outlast any
4, Z YOU ever had if made right.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-23

NON COAL Ian
Notice For Publication.
United States Land Office at Great Falls. Mon
tana, June Z, 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that
THEODORE SEIBEL,
of SLonkin, Montana, who, on April %, 1905,
made Homestead entry N537) serial No. O425S, for
NJ sen, NJ SWA section IL, township q
n no,;cs ~ xs ;ntes = eSe; T. m ooahGtaa9a n :! %e th raa na o, n.ep
to establish claim to the land above described,
before Herbert D. Schmidt, U. 6: commissioner
at his ONCE at Fort Benton, Montana, on the
goth day of July, 1919.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Charles Sea,
Ben Bach. Conrad Kulage, Linnel Walker, all of
Shonkin. Mont. H. N. SUTHERLlN, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-23

: According to former Secre-
!. tary Wilson every day in the
!. crop growing season is worth
!. $50, 0O0, 900 to the farmers of
!. the United States. This wealth,
!. however, represents the work
. of nature as we'll as Of men.
: The big problem for the farm
+ er is to SO arrange his affairs
! that he can keep nature work
+ ing for him all the time.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-23
NON COAL LAND.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Once at Great Falls, Mon
tans, July |, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that
LENA L. BOHNING,
of Fort Benton, Montana, who, ON April y, 1910,
made homestead entry serial No. Ol167s, for EK
section u, township "a north, range 10 east, Mon
tans meridian, has Aled notice Of Intention to
make three-year proof, 70 establish claim to the
land above described, before Herbert D. Schmidt,
Montana, on the 18th day Of August 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: william Isham,
Thomas Kelley, william Schultz, August Lude.
man, all Of Fort Benton, Mont.
r. N. ~SUTH1RIIN, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-23
NON COAL LAND.
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon
tana, June 7, 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that
CHARLES B. BRODOCK,
of Clearlake, Montana,w OF July Z, 1910, made
~. township - north, range IL east, Montana
meridian, has filed notice OF intention to make
final three.year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Herbert D.. schmidt,
U. b. commissioner, at his office at Fort Benton,
Montana, on the 2sth day Of July, 1913
Claimant names - Witnesses: Walter j. Ma
son, Ambrose A. Coulahan, of Fort Benton,
Montana, William Van DeRiet, Luther Fultz, Of
Clesrlake, Montana.
r. N. ~SuTHERLlN, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-23
NON COAL LAND.
Notice for Publication.

W0ttco TOT PU0JJC0tton.
United States Land Office at Great Falls, Mon
tana, July :, 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that
JULIUS TURNBULL,
of Fort Benton, Montana, who, on April n, 1919,
made homestead entry serial No. 026954, for
NWk SWk section rs, M sen, .SWk sen
tana meridian, has fled notice Of intention to
make communication proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before jeremiah Sui.
Benton, Montana, ON the 18th day of August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: George H.
Stevens. Maurice l.. Latta, George w. Tope,
John Roba, all of Fort Benton, Montana.
H. N. SUTHERLlN. Register.
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STATES LAND OFFICE

Ny Office is in a position to handle all kinds Of
LaI1 Office business. and if youneed information
qulk or any work done in the office. you can
have II attended to by writing. wiring or telephon.
lnG 10 me. My Office is in the same building as the
United States Land Office and all work can be
taI IN up and attended to without delay.
TALK WITH cARRUTH"
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\ high stool will rest the
worker while preparing vege-
tables or washing dishes and
can be kept under the table or
sink when not in use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

and ribs about the best Of the day; PoRK
Steady. Mess. s2i ga S22 =: family 81 = a
So snort clear go 10 q VI 20 sI31fx.4.
packet. SCI as22 extra India mess, So a So.
DRESSED HOGs-steady. Bacons 49,. i25. p
I-%c. pigs. las. CUT MEA 1ein ~ ~
l5a15,4c: IA 10. 1H2al4a. Picked hams
nrm: l5q15i.c TALLOW-Bareiy steady'
Special &c. city. &c nominal; eoI uios' :
1I1OQl120c. city steady; lO7.c Refined.
South America. 12.5Jc. Continent u 20 80 o
Brazil Kegs, 1880. CON pound -
STEARI\E.--Stea oleo, Zoe cl'! 'ai"'
MOLAssES AND sYRuPs-Quiet trade In
molasses. with the foreign grades ~ ~
best demand and prices steady ana or
charged. Syrups were steady. New OIIean'
centrifugal common. 5al6c; fair. J. gavc
good. Il n &c; prime. so 4c Ne" ,or,'ynon
iia12c. medium. l4a17c: fancy lsa 2.S,
NAVAL sTORES-spirits turpen1i,lne siea 81;
owing To the limited suppnSs' ,i' Rosin
steady and tar quiet. Spirits IL II
TINE-Machine bbls. i2l2 Q idc' = I'D
500 5.7jc. ROs1N-Common u, ,s3 SSu
p ~. - : SOC: H. 5.S5c; l. 34Oc; Is;
: soc: NJ. 6 4Oc. y. G.s0c. w G. &C. ana "
RICFLModerate iobbing demand. and as
offerings continue small prices are s'e st
SCREENINGS. 3ssQ37sc. ordinary. Apfi ~ ~
4i.Gi4c: good ordinary, 1a"tc, ~ iase q ~
5isc; choice, 3ssG5i2c' head Japan ~
Patna g.. q6S4c. 800, 81, ot,,ts
OIIS-Rehned petroleum hrm ana 20 polm.sS
higher on the basis Of $40 lot s1au1a 81
vbite I'm barrels. al New York. Linseea on
unnamed T5''t standard white. petroleum oels
New York and Philadelphia. 500 pull pun o. ~,
cases lie. wafer white. hbls N'uc; pun. "a
cases 20 IJNSEED OIL American SEED
civ raw. i9050c out-of-town raw, +epf'oi
Calcutta raw. zoe. ,.t.t,
COTTONSEED OIi,-Opening stesdltI W.
lard the oil market eased OF under iuitnsr
t,eros tiouidation and disappointing OUTSIDE
trade There were rumors that new cTuue was
being offered and further tenders or " oDut
I onS barrels we're made during the DAY. me
" arkef closed unchanged TO polhls "c'
lower. Local contract prices. vo.,.r -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Break Badly in Late
Trading-Coffee Declines.

Steadiness marked trading in wheat yes
terday until about the last hour oil the
session when longs, who had bought IN
der the impression that bear interests
were unwilling TO operate at current
prices, became scared as difficulty III
realizing was encountered. and the result
was a sharp break in prices, when let
the close ssds4c net lower than Tuesday
finals. There was nothing apparent lh lhe
news TO account for the early steadlhess'
as crop reports were excellent and lot
eign markets were about standoh as 10
changes. Corn also held steady up to the
last hour. when reports that country OIL
ferincs were heavier broke the market
and the close was at a net loss Of isqssc.
oats had an erratc day, free seIilhs !"
the morning sending prices down. az
tempts at realizing and commission house
buying sending them up asaih' oihS "
meet a break in the last hour which lett
them &c net lower than at the close Tues
day
The coffee market was leavy, in spite oil
the support given by bulls. although there
was a gain of several points In the loi
noon. Selling pressure increased d. '"'
afternoon passed. and when cohee came
out in good lots there was break "hion
closed May / point net lower ana othei
months from 10 10 points doWh' 'us'
what caused the selling pressure puZ%leu
traders. as news was generally bullisn'
and the spot demand, while for small lo'S,
covered wide territory and indicated
that country supplies were al a pretty 10"
ebb. although purchases are only oil
hand to- mouth order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

Ceipts G.5i7 bills potatoes and 3'l6O pigs
onions. new weak and slightly lower, oiu ulas.
eins sweets Gull. onions IN heaVs supp'y
anc weak. Beans plenty ana low Iea'
weaker. Cabbages @Jc higher. celery nrn..
POTATOES Bermuda. new. No l. Dbl. - %
a 50 20, No .. DOL. S3aS3 90. soa M, ed ~ u
white. No l. bbl. 50 25gsi 10; No :. q 90
81 ~ red. 40 l. s3as3 IS; No :. s. % o
s. -: culls S2lS2 %: Maine. bag, ~
81 10: bulk $50 IT, 2ns2 L. state and West.
en-. bulk. 81 i5gs.. bag, 81 80 gs2; sM ~ r.
ONIONS old. yellow, 100 10 bag; sl9Sa
crate. sou soc. red. sjc a 81 20; Bermuda,
crate s14SI 10. Texas. white 9Oc n 81 -:
yellow. crate. go g0c Egyptian, bag. 81 30
RI s.: ASPARAGUS. green, dozen bunenes =
81 10 culls, 75c a 81 southern 80 a 81 81 -, 80
ARTICHOKES. California, drum, ~ " ~
potato Dbl 81 50q$2 so; beans fiof,u Id
basket 81 aS2; Carolina aud Georgia, : e.. ~
as2: REETS Southern. 100 punches sZg
50. Bermuda crate. 15cnsl; CAkhO i ~,
Bermuda, 75c 81 70: south Csrolins; s sS'
old. 40 Id bag. 15c asI: 100 ID bag: % q .3c ?
double mead Dbl 81 214sl a. Cue, MbhisS;
Florida. basket, SlGs2 90 Csro.lna an an
Georgia. s20s3: CORN. crate, s. ns5; S 40
RAGE Gaf Dutch. crate. 81 50a 81 30 :
Wakefield 81 81 20. Dbl 81 a$l 40: Sa ~, Ia .
FLOWERS. california. half crate, ~ gsl ~ :
ida I"-inch case. 81 5Oa S. so; Bermuda.
standard crate. s5a SO: two-th!rds, s$as4
onion 81 5oGs?; cH1coRY. b1l: 81 ,@ g s.
Florida. box 81 j0as2 20: Cuban: 81 oons- 70 !,
uopSL;R ADlSH 100 punches. Sass. kAkE
hhl 20T 1Oc. KOHLRAB1. 100 punches. s4ps',
ItFT'rI C'E Southern. basket. 1uc a - 80,
nearby hhl 81 81. LIMA BEANS, cLat'
or basket S3GSJ. LEXIS. bbi. 90 a -. -,
OKRA Florida and Cuban. carrier N3Wsn
OYSTER PLANTS. 100 punches. s]m 81,
PEAS virginia large. half Dbl basket - -"
n So. small 81 - n s.. North carolina, IA!
mi basket 81 25GS3. bushel. Slds-' S0 un
Carolina. s1nS2. Baltimore. 81 %. ~,
pFRS FLORIDA carrier. STA ~ 90, pei DO.
81 3o9 g. % Cuban. 81 as: PARsNlr,o
bbl 5O675c: PARSLEY. New orleans, cur nt 20
hbl S1ds9: basket. soc; plain. - y: ~
muda crate snc n 81 80. RADlsHES, SCUM
ON haskell 25cdSl: nearby. 100 punch =
75cdsI25 -: RHUBARB 100 bunches' ~ ~, .n.
81 -: ROMANO. Bermuda crate 10y 81 81
Southern. basket. sldsl 90 SFlN.H' -. ~
southern hbl zoe n 81 -. NEARBY. 80 III ~
SrjtIIOTS 100 lunches. ocmSl sgt ASi'
white box 81 basket. ,'cn - - 50
ija yellow. basket SEA 81; TtRNlIS' -
haea. bill or bag. 40 ,1c white. new: - 80,
81 20. old. ,0TT5c; TOMATOES f'o'' u"'
carrier Si6S3. . .,..s
MILK AND CREAM-The cNchsIso "a a,
remain AT SIC a quart for TRACE ~ nec
10, Grade 9 net 10 the shipper M Inc ."
gonc nv 81 81 aud 81 -. respectively. = ..
ouart can deliyerci in New YORK. o"'ue W
sbe rosSihilifv Of warmer weather. iheSe rds
lin hang ON 10 the middle % the MONTH a
though lie surplus IS growing. u j. not pe
uo,'cJ thai these rates will continue tai 70
,ond thai time. however. The hlsh hsul res -.
I teccpts indicate the effect Of me VAIN "" -
! ~ a week and q half ago. the ieceiplS ~
1 r,il'. and cream I'm iu-quari tdJs loI wv
| ,,eek ended MAJ II were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
REALTY NOTES.

John Peters negotiated the sale OF the
dwelling house No. % East 18th street for
Frederick Schaefer TO Betti Muller.
Pease 4 Gilman have been appointed
agents OF No. 80 West 9ith street. "A seven
story apartment house.
The West Side Hebrew School, at No.
SO7 West 36th street. is negotiating for the
purchase OF larger building on Soth
street between Eighth and Ninth ave-
nues. as a school ana club for boys and
girls. II was organized year ago and
has now an enrolment OF 30 children.
studying Hebrew.
A client Of A. V. Amy & co. is the
buyer OF the five story hathouse at the
northwest corner OF Eighth avenue ard
il3th .treet sold by Ennis * Slnnott.
Negotiations are said TO be pending for
the sale OF Franklin Fall, "A six story
apartment house owned by Abraham Ruth
and occupying the block front on the west
side OF St Nicholas avenue, between l5sth
and lf9th streets. 203. 319S.5x irregular.
The Edward Corning Company has re-
ceived the general contract for twelve
story otfce building TO be erected by
George A. Plimpton at the southwest cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

.s,z. vacant: sold to Henry
Greenberg for $4,000; also ,...,uyea
ACADEMY ST. :. - n e %, 81 SOC Hsr, also.
ave. 5Oxi0O: vacant; bid III AZ Fi-'s :, rroad-
147rH sT. 533 west $ Ei1 II IN At o. sii 100.
war i7xM.ii 3 sty dwg; oid !" a.
rsap ST. n :. 1915 It " Of Brown Pl' ''NiV'
vacant: bid in at SO: 90; ga S'So' cor OF l47th
sol ,J rf iEis xlGoxii62; vacant b'd IN d.
Sso 1I9 aisf BouLEyARp IL? bid IL in
of Ia7tb 81. 92xl3j. 3xI7Xs3'' vacant '''
at sii igPrs slS Long Island tract Of ND =,
acres on willis ave and ld'pe Ne'N n.y.
in , al $$''2 2ST, Nd CITY jackson aye Wv
cor ' Of Van Alst ave. 80 lxt ~ 5oo' also
i0NG ISLAND CITY; Jackson ,,,, AL Ma 70 II
~ . n n of Washington P % 2X'-' sou ~ -
/ ] Raymond for s.. 200: also o a23 ~
:, i', ~ Webster ave. i29x2T.sx irreg sofa 10
| Thomas f Rice for S2,oJo.
gy samuel Goldsticker.
spryTEN DUYvIL PARKWAY, " $ nd ,oV
I g. . a. Of a3ist St 23S ! NS2N- 10 '"'. ~
nendence ave 2OSjX29s J; > sly w. A.
! sty barn and vacant withd'"""
] 39.jO0
By Joseph =. Day
oru sr az East : .. 1913 IT q OF Avenue
| y .oxo3i1: / sly tenmt and stores snu ,o .
| stv rear stable sold 10 the piaintn io'
SO S, !DE ST go East, s'e73.a It, " Of I'd
| ave "5xtOO- > sly trnmt' solo L" III"
IisTH 81. 357 and 339 East $ 20 ~
! "a ~ tst ave 4ONlOO. > sly TENN, an"
I stores. sold to the plaintiff Tor >fl'''''
By l.. j. Phillips & 90.
! COLUMBUS AVE. n cor l1y,n s. 30 w. ooo
/ ton ~,csnt. sold to the plaintiff for s-o.ooo'
| By Herbert \. sherman.
/ AtrN ST lT3 " s. 81 n Of stanton
| -, S!vS- q stv tenmt and stores ana
| sty rear tenmt: sold TO the plaintih lot
: 5000 nj
AMSTERDAM AVE. :, 30 II ~
| TN for Sli.JOO d, ,e,,t. -
| PosTON POST ROAD. $. adj iands oi
| p.rid smith 30 Is 0G.3XS3. 9X3ubONtt 20 y
GgI @xo7 2xfi3x - SN@5 X2i GX i.9N2O J%2' \
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RECORDED LEASES.


BEEKMAN IT. ~. top loft. VIM "a H..
10 Supreme Ruling and Binding Go 80
months from May IL, 1913; S3s5: addrss, !.
Beekmsn ST.
BROADWAY 795. basement s,or,
Aaron Rsbinowitz 10 Oppenheim Baker, ,ss
I yrs mos from MAY !. 1913; - 900 aSs, ~
,y5 Broadway. ea
ESSEN ST q. store aud first floor. Ms.
Mishengrad 10 Ike klebonsky. yrs fron' ~ ~
/. 1913. Sl.l4O. address, lj3 East BtoadU.."
JACKSON AVE, 14s. Stores. etc. E.s,...
Burger 10 Paul j Strive. . ~ from "
1913 81 800: address, l23 Clay ave
JACKSON AVE. G03. store floor and :.
basement: Margaretha OLSEN 10 Koohe
Muller: yrs from Aug |. 1912. $3.50 adS,.t
80 East lJlst 81
LEXINGTON AVE, l9l5-i9i9. 3 stores.
dolph W Pick TO Margaret Toomey . Nm. -
May !. 1913; $1,000; address, 1913 Iexlr nv,
ave.
SPRING ST. -. basement. Tessie Gamma.
10 Anthony lombard: 3 yrs II mos from :.
J. 1917: $40: address. 80 Spring 81 W
WEST 81, is6. ALL Thomas Kelly 10 n,,.
} Crotty 3 yrs from May !, 1913. $500 -
dress 49J West ST.
iST AVE. j26 all; Frances DAILY Of :, =.
Giuseppe Cirrincione; : yrs from May is,
$3.50; address 500 lst ave. W.
2D AVE. 1929. all. Nathan Grabenheln,, q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Folsom BROTHERS. Inc. have leased for
tho Packard Commercial School Company
the corner store No. 20 Lexington ave
nue. To- Cacser Franchini. for his business
as importer of marble art Tor ~. JON.
4 Wvcth the basement store No. ~
East Path street To Paul Arrlghi' ior a
The Charles =. Noycs Company has
leased for Edwin y. Taller to William
Ottmdn 4 90 the store and basement
No. IS Fulton street FOR = term Of years,
for Morris Cooper. attorney. Tort ~ No.
~, Pearl street to !. l.. Smolinsky, aud
for CLAYTON Rockhll two lofts at Mo-.
"a and 22G Pearl street To Edward y.
LubovitZ
Douglas L. Gilman & 60. Inc. leased
for Mrs. Sicgfrcd Gruner No. 1873 East
18th street. five story American base
mcnt mouse. northwest corner OF lseNing-
ton avenue. 20.5X13 feet. for a long term
of years. to j. W. Fuller Potter.
\. Brigham Hall and William y. Blood 70
GOOD rented the front half OF the sew
entn loft at Nos. 90 and l0l Firth avenue
to Langfed Bros. & Co. for term Of
years.
Pease & Gilman leased a furnished
apartment at 40. Il East SD street for
George H. HUI to Mime. de Lyteuil
The United Cigar Stores Company
leased from John O. Wendell the corner
schuch & 90. negotiated the lease, which
Is FOR a term Of years.
Ames < CO.. Inc, leased for \. =.
Fowler 10 g. Henry, first loft. No. $50
West ?Sth street: second loft. No. q West
I'D street To Hugo Schneider 4 Co. To
CESAR Arlotta. the dwelling No. - Van
dam street: to Columbia Paper Box Com
pany. the store and basement. No. 216
West 18th street and the store and first
loft No. 81 West 9th street for term
OF years.
Thomas Ford leased to Harry Golding
for five years the store and basement
northwest corner OF Ninth avenue and
.3d street: also leased the lower part
Of building No | Water street To \. Y.
de la Cova and the store No. ~ Third
avenue to Joseph Canale. also the prem
.ses No 49, East 18th street To Pauline
Ritter foe three years.
Albert & Plat have leased for John
Schreyer Nos..2s and 40 West ssth street
a six story apartment house, on a plot
.OxlU feet 10 BenZer & Schneider for a
term Of five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

GAR ketNf0 ildi.'lN' Ht'N
q, solI Roc for fine GRADUATED. Ire io.loN
ing prices arc quoted by the NmeiIoah nue |.
Eeiuinc company. crystal dominos. cases;
- ", cartons half or ful size pieces. '."p'' anu
SOC in cases: 90 cases oh cartons. &C. ana
Io. i'm Eases. Eagle tablets ".t5c, cul
ioaf : t5r: crushed. 5U5c. mould \, = "s'
ruhcs Eagle 5-ib bags powdered ane Ease
confectioners' granulstcd. 4 600. NNNN row
6ercd { SOC. powdered and coiIse powdered
and Eagle coarse cranulated. Ai3C, run pWN
dered ana Eagle extra Ane Eianuatel; So.
crystal domino granulated. cases: = % GU
: ~ cartons i65c. and A1jc IN case
EaeIe . ri, and ; 10 cartons. fine erauulated'
{ 55r. = 70 bags Go. 6Jc; S'--h pass 40
4 CO.. IN bags do. a5jc. 10 N nags 90 ~, .
~ and 20 10 bags do and standard Crahulad.p.
a 4Oc. fine GRADUATED and diamond ~ , o..
ronfectioners' s. 20. 40 !. Zoe: NO
4 o5r. 40 3 4c. 40 3. 0Jc. 40 -. '.N"C' y"
q : SO: 40 : . 500. No :. ".tIc. No - a. .uC,
10 10 . CO. 80 H. 500. 40 j. "."'c' Nos
~ Il and - 35Oc Raw was pu4ct. WIN d
limited supply ~ Porto Eicos said TO be avan-
able at $500 for prompt shipweh,, "a snJ
Cubas were offered at 81 i-c. cost ani
,rri@b, ,,itbouf takers Prices wcrc quoted
al > ao03 So for Centrifugal. = sO12s0c 10.
Nuscoysdo and 255n9.5Sc Tor Wolasses. WI
lotf A. GRAY reported the statistical ppsltlo.
AZ Inc principal Atlantic ports ~ inc N.Y.
Statos IL, tons As follows. Receipts. l"hNu;
AGAINST IS a93 last week. .itJ last year al,i
il2 Ogg in 1911. MEETINGS. 5000 az illsl ''u,vu.
81 Oun and 50 OOO total stock. 3l6.9s"' aSalnS
3io oq4 1921 and -. 1jf The LONDON nc.
sugar market was easier. with UdplN- I.l''
AZ the decline. the early cable Quo,'n -r'i
and lime "a ?s I'D and August AZ rs go,
,,bitc an inc curb tho maffct was Nat. Win
MAJ at 9s I'd: June. IS I'D, ana Nnb"i' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
BLOCK FRONT ON HEIGHTS RES0[D
Parcel on Broadway Between 150h and 151S Streets was
Formerly Part of Old Hebrew Sheterng Guardian Society,"
NEW OWNER FOR FINE FIT TIL AVE. SECTION DWtll'N0

ner Of Fifth avenue and 18th street rom
plans and specifications by Charles y
Rich This is IN extension Of the ouilh-
ing which the Corning Company built iasi
year for Mr. Plmpton at No. 10 ives
18th street When the new building l.
completed the two structures VIII w
thfoWn together and will have frontage
ON 18th street OF 1875 feet. The buldlns
will be known AS the Educational Bulid-
ing and will be a headquarters for thoS,.
having To do with the equipment OF schools
and cnilepce
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Z, 7x3i. lyf0.3X5 p IS. lx42. 2N20 2ysoe.
acres; sold to the plaintiff for 81 ooo ioss
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph r. Day.
VALENTINE AVE. 2sGs. -,
2. OF l9sth 81. 2jx99. lx25x99.2. ,,c - h
sold TO the defendant for 81, $50 sy dse
BY J. II. Mayers
LONGFELLOW AVE. 1921. " a.
n OF Freeman 81. 25Xl0O. sty 40 q
to the plaintiff for $1,000 rs kd
BY d. p. Ingrsham & ca
10TH ST 80 East. n "a 90,
ave, ooNi5; sty tenmt' withdraw "'n'nl
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
UNION AVE. n g. cor lGsth 8, ina
irres vacant sold TO the plaintiff W
$4,000. To-
By Charles 4 Berrian
REEDS MILL LANE. 5. - o,n
Post Road. Observation-Disclosures. Fss, oostoI
ter; sold TO the plaintiff for 81 300 me-
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Manhattan.

10TH STREET. Pcssc 4 Gilman hs'' 500
,cr ~ I ,asssrI No. t19 West 1'th ric,
, four story and basement DWELLING on Tot
-, o. feef 20 A client Ior occupanrl
tr.rtt 1.rHErT Thomas Ford Ia sold i1
tho cs,at. NJ Maria Williams io Nusus''
Cr,i,et so ~ East 1911 street. "A fout .to 10, y
dVel.irg on lot ~ 'N"2 fe"i lo'h'cl
.,Io of the hoiIs. in over nft' }csff.
MOTT STRBET. The est,t" ~ y. ,oionyo
-, S,nr ami fte story front and rear
tenement house. on Dot 2.'NDi feet
IsTu STREET The Florence ME-. l'u.
which recently sOld us home ~ No' y "hn
T',r.tcr stt,c- rrrchased from MARI !. Nit
rheU througl. the puross company 30 -
Wet 18Th street. = three stor, dwelling house.
On Dot 2iAl"5.3 feet. tht"nfi'c aic'''loh
vas located on Bleccher street ior thirty .h' .