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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand Tor steam tonnage was light
and there is only limited inquiry for sail
ing vessels Tonnage offers moderate with
rates steady. Quotations TO Liverpool ana
T1ndon. 2%d. Glasgow. 3i5d asked. Rotter-
dam. &c; Hamburg. 42h pfennigs asked;
Bremen 40 pfennigs; Hull, SID; Bristol,
AID nominal Antwerp, 3hd asked; Cork
FOR orders. IS: picked ports, large tonnage,
Is Sda2s AID; cotton to Liverpool, per 100
To- soc. Charters: British steamer. 2,21O
tons transatlantic trade. one trip on time
charter. basis IS. delivery Philadelphia
prompt: Norwegian steamer. also tons. time
charter. general trades. 20 years. basis
IS Cd; British steamer, 2.436 tons. same, IS
lO1d: British steamer. 1,739 tons cotton
Norfolk 10 Liverpool or Bremen. BIS Sd.
November. British steamer. ESQ tons. Nor
folk River Plate trade, trip down on time
charter basis SIS Cd. prompt; British steamer.
$50 tons. ore. Narvik TO Philadelphia, rs, Oc-
tober: British steamer. ISIS tons. West
India trade. trip down on time charter
basis about 3s Sd. October; British steamer.
1.sll tons. coal. Baltimore TO Port I.imon.
D l. October. Italian bark l059 tons. bones,
Buenos Ayres 10 New York or Philadelphia.
81 80: British schooner, 200 tons. lumber.
Mobile to n Cuba, I: British schooner
3s9 tons. same; British schooner, go tons.
coal. hence 10 Halifax. 90c and back from
Ingramport. lumber. 50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11

William H. Hall has bought through ~
Francis Hillenbrand from the security
Bank OF lew York, Richard !. Brewster
vice-president. the ten story loft' oHlce
and store building No. p West lth
street. midway between Fifth and Slxth
avenues. The structure occupies lot
25x92 feet and was held at $4,000. II Is
known as the Garfield Building.
In exchange for the loft building Mr.
Hall gives the two six story elevator
apartment houses known as the Alta
mont and the Coverly. al the northwest
corner OF Amsterdam avenue and l2ith
street. The houses are known as Ncs
5Ol and 503 West l2ith street, each oc-
cupying a plot 5oxlOo11 feet. The transac-
ton involves 10000.
A. =. Gardiner. through Slawson g.
Hobbs. has purchased the five story
dwelling house at No. Ia West s5th street
on a plot 25xlco2 feet The property has
been held at 10000. About three years
ago Mr.. Gardiner sold his home at No. 7
West 18th street, and since that time has
been living in an apartment. The house
which he purchased yesterday was erect
ed by w. ". Hall and has an electric
elevator. Mr. Gardiner is to make II his
permanent home.
Kurz d Uren have sold for Charles II.
Zumbuehl Nos 1901 and 1903 Southern
Boulevard. a five story new law apart
ment. with three stores, on plot 37bxloo
feet, TO an investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
BUSINESS LEASES.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles ;.
Brown Company has leased for the Mid
Vile Realty Company a loft at No. q
West 18Th street FOR term OF Ave years.
The tenant IL Clement the hairdresser
who recently secured store In the Hotel
Lorraine Fifth avenue and 45th street
through the same brokers.
Max Weisberger has leased from the
Icggett Land Company, through Jacob
Leltner. q plot. 50xlOo feet. together with
a three story bakery and stable. 20 be
built on tho west side OF Barry street 1913
feet from Leggett avenue, The Bronx
Plans for the proposed structure are
being drawn by Hoppe & Daube.
The Cross & Brown Company leased tho
third floor In the northeast corner or
Broadway and cd street to the Detroit
Cadillac Motor Company. and the top
floor at No. B3l to $50 West 2lst street 10
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.
The Duross Company leased the top
loft at No 400 West 18th street 10 Vein
garten q Gerberer: second loft at NO.
46l TO al West lith street TO the c. f..
Huntiey Company, Inc; third loft at No
242 Westl4th street 10 A W. Herot. and
store and basement at No. 972 Eighth ave-
nue. 10 the Columbus Circle Company.
Barnett & Co leased for S. A Nelson
the five story building No. "a West 18Th
street TO a client.
NJ & W. Hess have leased for the Nc
Keen Realty Company the sixth floor in
No. 42I to 438 West 33d street to Raskin
Bros, printers. binders and manufactur-
Ing stationers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers an Early Drop, but
Closes Lower.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES

For North Carolina. fair In we sSsrn cionSy,
airs in eastern portion to-day; Sunoay oSs-s ~
COOLER in western portion nght 10
Mr. South Carolina and Georgia fair to-day
Sunday cloudy ana somewhat io"o'
ture; light variable winds. - er,-
For Florida. generally falr to-oay a4'N S
day; light variable Winos; -, ,,..,,i.d to
For Alabama and Mississippi 0hsetueo "
day; Sunday fair ana O"oiei' '-e
~. Iouisisua' cloudy to-day. cooler IN
northern portion; Sunday fair and cooler
moderate variable winos .N ,o.ai
For Eastern Texas. fair In northern. l9os!
shoTers In southern portion to-day cooIer
sunday fair. cooler hIs N a, SCI'ns'" y '''
por Western Texas. fair to-day, cooler IN
southern and central portions; sunday iair,
For Tennessee snoweIS ioYo AT ny ''0
For West Virginia, showers to-day cooier
by night: Sunday fair and cooler
There were some sharp fluctuations IN
the cotton market yesterday, covering
regaining an opening loss and carrying
prices UP to p points over the morning
low. The bearish feeling was not strong
enough TO hold against bull support unui
about the last hour, when cable from
Manchester that the cotton employers
had voted for a lockout in the federated
area, 10 begin on making-up day Tor the
week ending October 25 took the bottom
out Of the market. and there was snarp
drop Of about 10 points, the close oelns
barely steady al net decline for the
day OF partly points. After our close
New Orleans sold off TO points Week
end figures were regarded as bullish.
Southern spot markets were unchanseo
70 40 lower. but the local market held
quiet and unchanged at 1900 for MD
ding upland; sales. 200 bales; delivered
on contract. 30 bales. Local contract
pEices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER 10.

12srH ST. $. $50 IT OF str sva "a 3
Gall. Emma Stuart agt Ssrnasa
Wright ct al foreclosure OF mts); ~"
neys. Emmett & Parish. N,
lOgTH ST. s. 800 n OF 20 avs q
1oOll: City OF New York ast EmTs s,
Townshend et al foreclosure OF 'AA
attorney, A Watson. ,.s,,r
ST NICHOLSON AVE, = cor OF iSe.n
253xeO7: Louis h Bremen aet .,,l
Dechert et al faction to deoar cia'n- Wv
attorney De II Brewer. Il
iOsTH ST. lo4 East: Alex NJ BeFn I'.,.s.
al agt Herman ] Sonuenberg ct a l.
TO foreclose mechanics llen); a''o'H'"
LENox AVE. 4so and 49,; joseph D w. ~,
nings agt Julius Wexford et al (spee'H' y"
formance); attorney, a NJ simon. AZ
CPD ST. 2I6 West: Albert mons S.. d.
Star Mortgage Co ct al toFee'''1''
mtg): attorney, a Streitwof. ~
10Th ST. n s. 99.l II Of SIN 80 ~, n.
99l1; Equitable Life Assurance So. :, a
the United States agt Henry D Goope. .rssr
14sTH ST. n $. 22O3 It e OF Morris "a
253xsO; Giuseppina Norcia ast G,uSs,tssSl.
Margarita ct al faction TO set as!oe w.
attorney. F Gerding. .-,-..,,,, Az.
OAK TERRACE, S cor OF CriniII''",v Val,
s1.ixlOO; Eberhard Schmidt ast .,,or.
Schneider ct al foreclosure OF mis)'
ney, 3 Chedsey. ,,,,,,.n K
LOT 40, map OF property o. WiInIsI.nn-
Wallace on Fort Schuyler 70. Inc v,r,ss.
Charles F Hoffman ast Matilda n,,nrn.y
berg ct al (specific performance
LENoX AVE. IS. 24lI II $ OF 1880 81 al
SIS: b Aymar Sands agt Philip Meyei
foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney, psr.Surs
4sTH ST, los West. Adolph Mey.s,on 70
act Frederick r Brueck ct al (actioss q
foreclose mechanics Hem; attorney
poiiak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
New Orleans. Oct. 1o.--cottOn opened an
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct. lo.-Falling off in receipts
a primary terminals gave considerable
buoyancy to-day 10 wheat. Largely In
consequence. the market closed steady at
a net advance of NC TO sc Corn showed
a gain Of &c 10 &c over last night, and
oats a setback of q shade. In provisions
the outcome ranged from unchanged hg-
ures 10 12l3c decline. Wheat values began
TO harden after a selling drive early had
shown that the market possessed good
support Shorts were uneasy on account
Of disappointment as to the government
estimate, and there was bullish help IN
the fact that arrivals here and Northwest
were much lighter than a year ago. Sen
timent later against the bear side IN
creased rapidly when It was found that
receipts in other directions had dimin-
ished almost as much as in the spring
crop belt. Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
MoNTCLAIR MAYOR BUYS PLOT
Property Will Be Improved with
Several Dwelling Houses.

Ernest G. Hinck. Mayor OF Montclair,
has purchased a large property from the
sutherland Realty Company, OF this city,
through the brokerage firm Of +. VI.
Crawley & Bros. The purchase involves
a frontage OF 1910 feet on the north and
south sides OF Clairidge Court and 800 feet
frontage on Ridgewood avenue, and e1-
tending from Grove street Montclair 10
Ridgewood avenue. Glen Ridge.
Mavor Hnck acquired this extensive
property with the plan IN view OF develop
ing IL with several. private dwellings to
be ready FOR occupascy in May. 1914 The
title 10 the land has peen insured for
10000 by the Essex Title Guaranty and
Trust COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecsst.--Washingto
Oct. 1o.-The disturbance that was over the
plains states Thursday was central Friday
night over the upper lake region and NOV
ing toward the St. Lawrence Valley. II has
been attended by high winds and rains IN
the upper lake region and showers and
thunder storms In the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys. Local rains and SHOWS are
reported from the north Rocky Mountain
region. There were also light local rains
along the Atlantic coast.
The temperature continues unseasonaoly2
high in the Gulf states and the region east
OF the Mississippi River At Cincinnati a
temperature Of SO degrees the highest OF
record in the month Of october, was record
ed Friday afternoon. Much cooler weather
has overspread tho upper Mississippi valley
and the plains states. The lake storm VIII
move east and be attended by rains Satur-
day in the region OF the great lakes, the
Ohio and lower Mississippi Valley and sat
ufday afternoon or night in the MIDDLE At
lantic and New England states. II VIII be
followed By generally fair weather sunday
east OF the Mississippi River. Fair weather
will prevail generally Saturday and Sunday
west OF the Mississippi River.
Temperature Will be considerably lower
Saturday over the region of the great lakes
the great central valleys and the Gulf states,
and Sunday in the Atlantic states. Tenn
peartures Will not change decidedly else
where. Storm warnings are displayed on
the great lakes.
The winds along the North Atlantic coast
will be moderate variable, becoming south
and increasing; Middle Atlantic coast. mod
crate variable. becoming south: South At
lantic. east Gulf coast and west Gulf coast
light TO moderate variable: on the lower
lakes. high south shifting to west: upper
lakes. brisk and high west, diminishing.
Forecast for Special Localitles.--For East
ern New York, increasing cloudiness to-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change Balesroom. Nos. IA and 10 Nesey
street:
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST, BOG West. $. 13s n " OF Broad
way. 25xl00. Il. sty dwx, sold 70 the plain
uff for $4,000
LENOX AVE. ISL. s. sl.3 II Of llsth
81, % lx75x irreg; 4 sly clubhouse; ADJOURNED
10 October II.
BY Samuel Marx
EAST BROADWAY. 23s. s. 1871 Il OF
Clinton 81 23.1lxl0s6 10 Division st l22o).
sly tenmt and sty lof, and store bldg
also
DIVISION ST. 2l9. S, 1l72 u OF Clinton
ST. 3l0N- 20 East Broadway t23Ol; sly
tenmt ana stores and sly tenmt sold TO tho
plaintiff for $4,000 and interest.
By y. p. Ingraham & co.
18TH ST, 22i East. 6, 34S4 II W Of ID
ave, III. sxlOo II. 3 sty dwg; sold 20 the plain
tn for 81. 500.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By J. X Mayors.
PERRY AVE, 3 cor 209th 81, l25xlOO. va
cant. sold to 3 Lamerdin for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE
OCTOBER 10.


August Brandes and ano to Minnie sshrns,
400
Morris Park Estates TO Coiumbis-Er,cS,..
booker Trust Co; 500.
Same 10 same; 800.
Same TO same: 800.
Mary NJ Currey TO Title Guaran.ee end IN
Co; SO. 900.
Alonzo Hornby to John c R Ectsruu
$50 900.
Benz Mordecai and ano trustees. to AdseA
Roster; $4,000.
Isabel Kingsley TO VIM II Sage; $4,000
VIM II Sage 10 VIM II Thomas; $500
Irving Grinnell ct al. trustees. 70 Jauss Y
Vsrnum; $3.50.
James " varnum to Geo Watdlnstou. "a.
tee So, $50.
Geo waddington. trustee. to MAuds Maxas
SO, $50
Maude McKee, 10 Edith l. Gaines, $3.50
Geo Gunshor TO Barney Waller; $500.
Geo Gunshor TO Barney Waller; $500.
Matte Reynolds. gdn, TO VIM X Thomaa
$500.
Elsie J Murphy to Ella Murphy ds usuN
81.
Gussie spektorsky 70 Louis Spektorsky, g.
Carnegie Construction Co to Cray Realty u
Development Co; 500.
Nargaretha Walter TO Nathan Moore; t20M
Geo Dannenfelser. indiv and eIr to CIV
Battali. $1,000.
BENZ HaimoWttz to Morris Fem: 800,
Otto Grimmer 70 Mortimer J Ennis; 3alN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARM \ Ri
Libau. oct Russia russ. New York Via
Rotterdam.
Marseilies. oct 7-venezia Gr). New York and
Providence via Naples.
Queenstown. oct 10. l.25 m-baItc 'bIl'
New York for Liverpool (and proceededb
Plymouth, oct 10. 4.05 p m-OlyInp!c lbrl, New
York: 4:5O p m. Philadelphia New loIN' -
Barbados oct 10. Z m-Nandyck tBrl' New
Bermuda. Oct 10. ?:3o m-caribbean Bo'
Hayre, oct S-carolne Gr,. New York
Buenos AyreS. oct e-Singapore oBn. new
c.beybopys, Oct 10 SIS a m-Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria Ger, New York for southampton
and Hamburg and proceeded D.. ~, >.u
York via Colombo for shanghai -..-...,
Rotterdam. oct 10. 2 a m-Nieuw Amsterdam
p,'r Da'1 Arenas as oct io-Crof,on Hall BD New
81 Thomas. oct 10. S a u--Guiana OBJ. Ne"
s,s0 ORR Ior OCT Io"city OF Edinburgh OBJ New
York via Hong Kong etc. for Yokohama
bordeaux. oct 9-Mexico G'r), New YORK.
bahia Blanca. Oct s-Craigina Br). New ioTk
for Rosario SAILED.
Dcuerara. oct a-Korona CBrl. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. oct ~. l:-o m-AmeTlka .ieD
from Hamburg. New YORK Via therpoGrs.
NAMES oct SAINT Anna tFT), Ne" OF X
10Th. Ultonla ,Br. Sew York. IN Steam"
GtaD New York .. A..
Antwerp. oct 9-La Hesbaye (Dutch)' NJ"
York. ,.i.4t.
nr,tch. New York. Newport News and Bal
Santiago. oct 10. 10 r-Emil l. Doas Ger
santos oct s-Hungarian Prince fBD, Sew
York. go, NJ,
Queenstown. Oct 10. 10 m-Cedric thr
from Liverpool. New York.
Ducnos Avres, oct S-Marchioness OF Butte
tBr) Nav York.
Ko,onou, oct alberta Gr), New York.
PASSED.
Lizard oct paul PAX Obj. New York for
Duuklrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
ARKANSAS WANTS MILLS
Opposed to Sending Cotton
East To Be Manufactured.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l

lBy Telegraph 10 Inc lripH"7''
Boston, Oct lo-George r. Brown VINO
heads the Little Rock, Ark, Boaru OF
Trade, said to-day that business inter-
ests of his state, now possessing only one
cotton mill. have plans for the construc-
ton Of mills TO take care Of the manu-
facture of the cotton raised there
why should we ship the raw prouuc'
East for manufacture and pay the freisht'
and then pay the freight to nave II
shipped back to us as manuiac'u'' 1
goods?" asked Mr.. Brown.
I'VE can get capital for mills that VIII
provide US with cotton goods TO be sofa
at a reduced price that will. neverthe-
less, yield the manufacturer a fair return
for his investment
Arkansas can use all its own IA"
product. Now we ship IT East oou'h
and TO the Orient, and II is time we
overcame large part Of the waste enoF'
and superhuous cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 10.

BOSTON RID, " cor Union ave. 81 eIHil
Cross, Austin & Ireland Lumber Co sst Ha;r
Weaver. owner (renewaD: $500 So.
nth ST. col West; Marcus Painting uA
Decorating Co agt estate OF Bertha Hets-
berger. owner; John Pollard. contractor; SIS
i47TH ST. 547 70 553 West; Marcus Painting
and Decorating Co agt estate OF Bertha Heia-
berger owner: John Pollard. contractor; SIS
SD AVE, e q, 225 u OF Hist ~, 5OIl0
Perfect Co-nice and Roofing Co agt Nora Cor-
struction Co, owner and contractor; Carte.
Construction Co, lessee: s425.
ZEREGA AVE. W cor Storey ave r.
20 Quimby ave. Pioneer Iron Works agt Day!c
Hedges. owner and contractor; 1898 IS.
PARK AVE. 1890 10 1901. G B Raymond .
Co agt fremont Park Realty Co. owner az.
contractor (ronewaD; $40 as
l23D ST, 232 East; Em!pce City Iron Wosd
agt Mar Lyons. owner and contractor. sI5
GOTH ST. 90 and II West: Reliable Contrst'-
ing Co agt Samuel Bloch and Robert spra
owners: Fango Baths. Inc owner and CONTRIB
for. 81 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for cop
per was nominal. with lake quoted at IGN q
lie; electrolytic. 1914 Gl6Ac. and casting.
1e& T16&c. Standard copper on the Metal
Exchange was weak and nominal. with Oc-
,oher November, December and January
quoted Is 20G1620c. In London, copper
closed weak at f7i IS for spot and futures.
TIN-Weak; New York spot and october,
4o9 40 4Oc: November. 40 q 40.45c: Deem
Ter and January, 4O9 10000. In London tin
closed weak at f1S4 IS for spot and fls4 los
for futures.
LEAD-Duu: New York spot 440c bid
and East 81 Louis. 43od 44oc. London lead
closed 40 2s Sd.
SPELTER-Duli: New York spot. $500
s.4Oc and East ST Louis. 5.l545.25c. Lon
don Fpelter closed at f20 lbs.
IRON-Localiy was steady. with No
foundry Northern quoted s166s1e so: No 2
Northern. SIS SIC 25; No ! Southern and
soft SIS 5O1Sl6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11

June rs, 1909; NJ Horton Ice Cram
James NJ Horton; sl25, 200; attornsv "
X Brown. $40 Broadway Hoa1
DIST ST, S, 305 IT W from cor e.,
3xlOoo; Oct 81. 1908; John H and Rs,.N
Geo w Ellis. i49 Broadway. -''orrr
DIST ST. 325 West 18th st. lO5 we,,.
note: March g 1911: John II Ryey,or ax
w Ellis. 149 Broadway; 500. 70
SAME PROPERTY; June 30. 1911 ,.r.
same 500. 'sns b
SAME PROPERTY: Aug 10. 1911. a..
SAME PROPERTY Sept Is. 1911; .,n.
same 500. sane q
GOTH ST. $. 1875 IT OF 80 ave. Irwin. :.
Feb IL. 1913; Bronx Investing Co TO In;
Reichman, 1870 Belmont st; $500. 'saaA
The Bronx.
ADRIAN Cor Jansen) AVE. ".
II OF Terrace View ave. ia 2xiosN,.li
1892; May %, 1912; Everett Lew - LUZ
jamin X Stern. 149 Broadway: a. 200 !" Sss.
BEGINS at point on line dividing n.
! and j. map 1929 OF lands in PARTIES
w Hayden VS. Whiting Arnold ct al 4!
line being in centre Of Netherland AZ. sN
proposed. $50 II 8 from intersection 80 q
line and line forming boundary ~ .s se
lands in partition which line Is the ..s san
OF West 235th ST.. 50x130; Sept % ~,,a a.n.
John Campbell 10 Mary E Hart: $500
torneys, Hummel & Holbert. 1911 Sd ay. ="
NAL l>Dh ILL Az II, Oh 10 bs3 fnror,.
sorry note mtg; July IL. 1912; Enm.
Hawhins 10 George w Ellis; $500; adore.
1i9 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Feb 10. 1913. INT.
promissory note): same 10 same: $500 "
SAME PROPERTY; Dec l3, 1912 I'M.
promissory note); same 10 same $500
CLINTON AVE, e 8. 100 II n OF Trsr..
ave, 254xl00. Oct 10, 1905. Charlotte E,,.sa
ner 10 William Fink: $4,000; attorney Jn,,s.
w Smith. 80 wall 81.
FULTON AVE, s. 206.9 II OF W..
dover ave, 50.2xl6sx50xi631; Jan "a ,an
Antonio and Marietta Vernaglia 10 Rnb....
Heineman; $4,000. attorney. Lawyers M.
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
LOTS III and lis, map 42e Of bulbs,
lots in Path Ward, near Willismsbridse s,,'
ton. New York & Harlem River Railrosc
surveyed Juno Is. 1898, by Hy c Thorpx,
c z and s; Jan 10. 1911: Luigi vollono :,
al 10 Fano r Abinso; $1,000; attorrsu
Shelp & Shelp. III Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE. e ., 100 II OF n,
st, map Of Morrisania. so. 7x15o. 3x52 41i +.
July q. 1910. Charles II Cronin TO Jon.
phine Mulholland, $4,000; attorney Tnom,,
F Walsh. 220 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Cooley Realty Company sold for
James Courlander the house No 22l
South Sixth avenue, Mount Vernon. TO
4. W. Petrick who gave in part pay
rnent a lot on South First avenue
Sidney W. Goldsmith sold for the
Holland Securities Company the house
built at Premium Point. New Rochelle
for the New York Central Realty Com
pany. Clyde j. Coleman. the buyer is
reported 20 have paid $4,000.
West New York Improvement Com
pany sold 10 William Walser thirty-slH
lots AT West New York. on Lincoln
Place. between 18th street and the Hud-
son boulevard.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
OCTOBER 10.


LEXINGTON AVE, $685. 1oex6s; Sept 30.
1910: Clara Charesworth TO United states
Trust Co; $500; attorneys. Stewart 4 Shearer,
IS Wall St
LEXINGTON AVE. 3es above described,:
also Lexington ave. $685. W s. l9exoS; same 10
same; S3s, 900: same attorneys.
PLEASANT AVE. 40s. W cor l2lst St
6O5x50: Oct II. 1910; Masdalena Haas 70 Neiis
Holding Co; SO, COO attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
WEST END AVE. cor s7th 81. 70 Tx
100; March I. 1896 James and sadie Jacobs
and ano to Joseph Pronick; sl2,5oo; attorney
Samuel Mcmillan 20 Cortlsndt ST.
1sT AVE, 1885, 25x739 March 81. 1915;
John Kramer 10 Peter Doelger Ell al. exrs
81. $40 so; attorneys Amend Amend. 1l9 Mas
st.
1913; Terence and Margaret NJ Lynch to
Myron Straus; 1000; attorney, w Cragg.
~ Court st. Brooklyn.
18TH ST, ll9 East: mtg on lease. etc; Feb
Il, 1919 Charles n Froelch to David Mayer
Brewing Co. Inc; $1,000: attorney. Riesen-
field. l4i Broadway.
9th ST. 8. 97.s n OF Sd ave. s7.6ass9;
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REALTY NOTES,

Ennis & Sinnott are the buyers OF the
dwelling house. No. 81 West 9th street.
the sale Of which by Arnold \. and
Harry Lewis was reported Thursday. H.
Weisstock negotiated tho deal.
The rooms OF the Real Estate Board
of New York will be closed on Monday,
Columbus Day.
W. c. MacNaughton. formerly con-
nected with the Charles F. Noyes Com
pany, Is now associated with the Cross
& Brown Company.