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

Apartment house trading was the feat
ure Of the real estate market yesterday
Three of these structures, with stores, AT
No 239 10 253 West 145th street each on
a plot 5l5x99ll feet. 100 feet east OF
Eighth avenue. were purchased by the
New York Real Estate Security COM
pany from r. S. Stedman, who bought
them in April from Som Bros. In eN-
change for an acreage tract In the VIII
iamsbridge section OF The Bronx
David Stewart. Joseph T. Day ana the
McVickar- Gailard Realty Company "el'
the brokers The houses, which are SIN
story buildings. were to have been oiiered
On Thursday at voluntary auction by MI
Day.
The Berlin Renting Agency SOLD lot
Esther Newberger the six story amazon
elevator apartment house at NO o|- "
528 West l57th street, on plot IooN'''''
feet. between Broadway and Amstei YAM
avenue. The house Is one OF two SINNER
structures erected in 1909 by the hls"-
wood Realty and Construction COMPANY
Arnold, Byrne & Baun1ann sold lof tn'
l. =. NJ. Company plot AT the sou'''
west corner of ls0th street and lhiro dNe-
,ue on II is one story building the
purchase price was $1,000. TINS com
pany is controlled by James +. Mee"o"
He bought the property about hVe year
ago and built the present structure Oh II.
Other sales announced yesterday ioi'o"
9TH sTREET-Arnold \. and HAIRY t ,STse
have sold No 81 West ?th street s''i lot
story and basement dwelling house m Un I'D
I-yiio II feet between Central farA "es' as"
MoXROE STREET-Chsrles buerrlain" IA
- So sold for Mrs clara q. MchehZie 49,
NJ C,hristie No. 2qi Monroe street, n
Tory Ioft building on lot %'N'' -, This
S,,r,berg who owns adjoining properly ss,y
!, the frst sale Of the property III wv ~
years. .>.,., t,,,r- T. r-ren have sold
~ a client No 1912 to ISIS CIht.n "t.r,iv
,o,,- three story brick and stone t"o 80 io.
S9e,,inc houses each on lot -pi' - h,,,er
Gated IS feet north OF l'5th street i"'
cIWpSON STREET-Willam :. ~ nc Si,pnson
rnrchased from Emma Dehu No iU'' I'm III par,
pl,,on, ave story apartment house ,-sa ." ,res
s,,rne,t tho buyer gave No. -'ol 70 80, 9eiiinc
70 "a ave,ue nve two family brlck u"''''
S. un { Fetzer was the bToHer, 40.
HSWARroN hVENUE-Fish 9 M s, ~ vs-tor
,oId for Cornelius r. FISH 80 So
s,.o,,e 70 2 client for investment purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
BUSINESS LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have leased 10 the
Atlas Button Works, for the estate 90 OF !,
John H Taylor. at No. ~ TO 70 est 80
street. the entire loft for long term Oh
years .,..
ogden e. Clarkson leased the southeast
corner OF Fifth avenue and lSoth street
and No. 221 West saith street for term
of years.
Company the first and third lofts in Nos.
S. and IS West S7th street TO b. BIOS
veren's Sons, and the sixth loft at NOS.
l2l and l23 East Path street to the Ameri-
can Art Association. - ,..os
The Cross &; Brown Company leased
for the Posada Realty Company TO the
Henschcl Tire and Rubber Company the
two stores at Nos. l675A and l675B Broad
wav. for a term Of years. ,,,..
Frederick Fox ~ Co. and the JULIUS
Friends. Edward NJ. Levi Company leased
II 800 square feet on the ninth floor in No.
$50 Fourth avenue and No % 10 % East
18th street to Max Mayer, manufacturer
Of infants wear, now AZ Broadway ana
Prince street.
The George. Bockhaus Company leased
the two story frame stable No. 326 East
l22d street to William Necker for ten
years: also leased the coal yard NO. 80
TO 40 East l22d street TO the Beaver En-
gineering Contracting Company. and the
one story frame building AZ No. 400 TO 400
East l23d street TO Henry Strauh for I'VE
years
Samuel II. Martin leased Offices at the
southeast corner OF Broadway and 6'th
street 10 the Stony Void Sanatorium Cor
poration. .
William f. Moore leased the top loft
In No 80 West 10Th street 10 Ida Milton.
and the store No. S07 Third avenue 10
Schuerer & Robe
The Duross Company leased the store
No. &c West 18th street 10 Carl Edlson
the second loft No. le9 Franklin street 70
Dr. W. W Brnkmanr and the store
and basement No 2ai Greenwich street
To Yohalem & Diamond
Seton Henry & Douglas Gibbons leased
Offices I'm No 100 William street 10 NJ. u.
GreenberC, and I'm No. % Ncsey street
additional space 10 the burroughs Add
ing Machine Company. In No. II Barclay
street loft 10 the Royal Ribbon and Car
non Company and 10 the Tyre Service
Company Offices In the Motor Mart Build
ing, Broadway and cd street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
REALTY NOTES.

The Unger & Watson Company have
been appointed manager OF the apartment
house at the northwest corner Of 9th
street and Lexington avenue.
ogden & Clarkson were the brokers In
the recently reported sale of No 2l9 "a
223 East iith street TO Joseph F. 4.
O Donnell.
The House and Real Estate Owners
Association Of the 18th and 18th wards
will meet this evening in the New York
Turn Hall. Lexington avenue and sjth
street.
J. 5 Fetzer negotiated the sale Of the
fathouse No 1904 Simpson street for
William s. MCLAUGHLIN 10 Emma Dehu
who gave in exchange the five two family
houses No. 276l TO 276q Clinton avenue
Mr.. FetZer was also the broker in the
recent sale OF the flathouse Nos. 423 and
49, East lf0th street for Herman Gluck-
man. The buyer. James Balm. gave In
part payment n three story house. on plot
50xioo feet, on the north side of lj6th
street. near Elton avenue. and also a
plot Of four lots on Devoe terrace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
RECORDED LEASES.
Wih name and address OF lessee.)
OC-T0REp q

WIN name and address OF lessee.)
OCTOBER g.
,.6 M'hNOE A. 1910. corner store: Avenue A.
Ies and 1910. basement; Manhattan savings
tHsutuuon 70 Abraham Mchler; yrs from
May l. 1913; sz000. address, 400 East 18th st.
BhoADWAY. 1877 and il3s store, etc; st
James Building. Inc. 10 the Public Bank; s
lancey st. ''
UANAL 81. 100. all; George T Raab to
fursch ~ Greenthal; WIS from May /. 1914;
S,Vp; ADDRESS. l02 Canal St
CANAL ST, l02. and Forsyth ST. os all;
same 70 same yrs from MAY l. 1914; 5000.
:, MohNlNGSlDE AVE. 1863. store. etc; Karo-
Inc u huebler 70 Frederick Braun: yrs from
may l. Isis 1900 address, on premises.
,ISI AVE- 81, corner store: julius Mailer 10
MlcnaeI Ahern. 10 yrs from Oct l. 1918;
N;e1 azores 3is East 18th St
PEAkL ST. az. all: Jennie Clinton 10 Frank
rarGo; yrs from Oct |. 1913; 81, 400: address,
% AVE. 1850 store. Frederic e Klein to
EolIng Brewing CO. yrs from April /. 1914:
NSvy; aadrsss, $50 - AIMS ave
fIH AVE. 1925 10 +02 store: United Cigar
stores 20 10 Apostolos Kapaurskis: 1912 yrs
rom OCT l. 1913; $500, address, SIS Madison 81.
eth 81: no and III East part of I'd floor;
Nsthan Kaufman and ano to Henry G
Scholz; yrs from oct /. 1913. $500. address.
sTH AVE. 500, all: Elizabeth Horling to
Charles Greenstein; 10 yrs from Dec l. 1913:
$1,000. address. 3l2 West 18th ST
STH AVE. 2l2s. store, etc; Florence B D
Reynolds and ano exrs, 10 Isidor Nash; 6 yrs
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. II and l6 Nesey street.
r.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. II and l6 Nesey street:
BY Joseph ?. Day
18TH ST. go 10 253 West = 100 u .
cf sth ave. Fty fats and stores. each
u Gxa9 II Sold al private sale
32D ST. 100 East. :. l65 u W 81 Lex
ineton ave. 2o5103.o; sty stable. Sold for
S7TH ST. 500 East. SIS. aI16 It . Of Ave
a. ls3xG2.5: 3 ETY. dwlg. Sold for IS 200.
PLEASANT AVE 3s2. 33.7 n ~
l2oth st. 1G 1ox7i3: sly dwlg. Sold FOR
SO $50
18th ST. ~ West. n s. as It e Of 9th ave.
Is Gx9s .. sty dwlg Sold for sGi. 600.
33D ST 900 West. n 8 100 n " Of sth ave.
o0y9s .: sly dwlr Sold for s27.7j0
l22D ST. 800 East, s. 275 n W Of lst
ave. 21x1OO. sty tenrnt. Sold for 1900.
WEST ST. 40 and 141. .. 1910 Il n of
Vesey 81, 37.5x6l.7x irreg; 2 sty bldgs.
both ST, col 20 so7 West. n $. 75 u W o,
Broadway. 1oOxo01l. and 3 sty hldgs,
Sold for $4,000
BROOKLYN.
45TH ST. l54o n .. $50 n W Of 18th ave.
20xs93 2 sty dwlg, knocked down for $44oO.
NEW ROCHELLE. y. Y.
GROVE AVE. cor Charles st. icoxioo
. sty dwlg: sold 20 Joseph Rotondi for IS. 900.
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE.
BY Henry Brady.
WASHINGTON AVE. l0i5 W s. 125 II 3 Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
APARTMENT LEASES.

pease g. Gilman have leased the apart
nenfs AT No. 535 Park avenue TO Fred
erick Cromwell, No. IA East 10Th street
TO Loomis II Taylor, No 665 PARK ave
nue. 10 c. H. Reisinger, No. $50 Park ave ave,
nue. to Charles Orvis, No. 81 West $stn
street TO Mrs. H. Thomas. No. 30 west
Ssth street to NJ. c. Reynolds and MISS
Jeanne Eagles, and at No Sc West nth
street TO b. c. L. Jervis and r. J. Mac
Seton Henry and Douglas Gibbons leased
the eighth floor apartment IN NO. go
tiStb avenue 10 Thomas +. Victor; also
TO Charles HUI. jr., an apartment In NO
g West 95th street, and for Pease * Eli
man an apartment in No 40 East 18Th
street TO Miss II. Hazard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 9.

9TH AVE, 5s2 SIMON strunin agt Mantle
Realty Co, owner; Glassbers Contracting Co
contractor; 1925.
llsTH ST. 2l2 and PA East Newman Dunn
Az Realty Remodeling and Reconstruction Co,
owner and contractor: $50.
5lST ST. 80 West; William Dempsey agt
Ttirty-thr"c West Fifty first Street Co. owner
and contractor: 81. l55 SIS.
9TH AVE, 562; Otto L Spannhake. Inc, au
Mantle Realty Co. owner; John Mooney, lesseei
Glassberg Contracting Co. contractor; SIS
PINEHURST AVE. cor OF Isis, 81, iosI
III: George Colon ct al agt Comfort Really
Co owner and contractor; 1850
WASHINGTON AVE, 1865. Louis Farber ar
Moses Krakowski, owner and contractor: sz5l
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER o


10th ST $, 100 II " 81 81 Nicholas ave
lcoNSs.ll; Empire Brick and Supply co agt
George Nassars Son & Co ct al foreclosure o..
mechanics Hem: attorney. = Myers
MOTT ST. II: Florence Burden agt Mar
gerry II Byth et al foreclosure OF mtg. at
torney l. u Ball.
l4sTH ST. s. 243 u OF Amsterdam ave,
lsxo9 II: Annie z Neidlinger 81 al agt Kath-
crime Mullins 81 al foreclosure OF mtg); at
torney, " = Daily.
SAITH ST. 327 East: Peter often sgt Markls
We'll ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys, 10
veil. McChesney & Garrison.
TELLER AVE, cor OF l65th 81. Jos Tx
49,. Prospect Investing Co agt MADDEN Realty
Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney. "
Collins.
Path ST. AS West; Samuel Mead as.
Gedala Rothman 81 al )amended forecloso's
OF mtg: attorney. p Jones
CARPENTER AVE. " $, between 2lpth az.
2o2d SITS lots 1892 and 1893; Lien Investing 3
agt Isabella Williamson ct al foreclosure o.
transfer OF tax lien); attorney, 4 Q Ernst. .,
1o3D ST. lis and 122 East; Em'srant IL
dustriai Savings Bank agt Lizzie cray :,
al foreclosure Of Mtg; attorneys &
OGorman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
THE COTTON MARKET
Weak and Unsettled, Closing at
a Heavy Decline.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.

For West Virginia. fair to-day; tomorrow
s' For Virginia and North Carolina, unsettled
win nrobaJlv local rains, to-day to-norro"
CLOUDY: light variable winds. ,.,.a.
For South Carolina: georgia ana rloi ts;
fair TODAY and probably tomorrow hSht
'G For Alabama. Mississippi and louisiana fair
to-day: tomorrow unsettled, probably snow
ers and cooler in the interior: light varlaoie
WIGS nc Eas+ Texas. cloudy to-day; tomorrow
fair and cooler; moderate south winds
For West Texas fair and cooler to-day TO-
morrow fair.
The cotton market broke the he level
Yesterday. with January contracts seiilhs
at 1900, or 81 So a bale under the high
records of last week. Relief from Atlantic
storm apprehensions. talk Of easier South
ern snot markets and reports OF freer
Southern hedging were evidently response
BILE for heavy general liquidation or bear
pressure, and the market was weak ana
unsettled until active positions were sell
ing 26 10 % points under the close OF
last night Stop orders were uncovered
On the decline, after which offerings be-
came somewhat less active, ana prices
rallied or 10 points from the lowest
closing steady at a net decline of 10 to
22 points. Inc opening was S''"N' " "
advance OF 3 points on october, Which
seemed to be Influenced by the relatively
steady showing Of Liverpool, but other
months were from to points lower, and
after some irregularity the entire list
broke sharply under liquidation, Southern
and foreign selling. The pressure seemed
TO become more aggressive, and the Of
ferings Of long cotton more urgent as
prices worked lower. but trade interests
were believed TO be taking good many
contracts out of the market on limited
buying orders, and the undeTtone was de-
cidedly steadier late In the afternoon
Southern spot markets were unchanged to
&c lower, generally &c down, and the
local market declined 20 points to 1890
for middling upland no sales. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

ures and prices unchanged. with trading
moderate. 49,,
NAVAL sTORES-There was an easier
tone in tUrpentine. as result OF me ~" 80
southern market Rosin was steady and tar
firm and unchanged. -
OILS-Rehned petroleum quiet at FORMER
prices Linseed oil steady.
RICE-Firm,. with fair demand. 49,
SUGAR Refined was easier. Win tne
American still quoting 44Oc. although tne
Federal and Arbuckle reduced their price 70
: 25c and Howell 70 & SOC for fine granu-
lated Raw was unchanged. The only saIe
reported was a cargo Of about 10000 oass
Howeu Spot prices we're 8 4sc for centrifu-
el, 2 csc for musoovado, and 2.'3c Tor mo-
latSes In London. beet sugar cary was
q,Iet with prices barely maintained az Us
EHd for October and November and rs pa d
FOR May, while on the curb the market was
strong, with October up 10 9s 6Ad' NoNem-
ler, 9s 6hd and May 9s I'D. London cabled
the visible supply Of sugar at l.O5O,OOO TONS
against !. o6O 900 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
WESTMINSTER LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for Plny FISK
the dwelling on Hewlett avenue, Rye. N
Y, which he recently acquired and re.
modelled, with about three and one-hall
acres 10 Henry Lockhart. tr., president
OF the Simplex Automobile Company; also
the Mrs. Helen V. V. Maitland country
place, known as Valley View Farm. con-
taining approximately seventeen acres
Mamaroneck, n. Y, TO Melville F. Stone,
president of the Associated Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
WEST SIDE APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD
New York Real Estate Security Company Gets Row OF three
in 145th STRAIGHTFORWARD ellis Amazon in 18TH Street.
100000 GIVEN FOR UPPER THIRD AVE. CORNER PLo

house No. l27 East 64th street furnished
for the season. 10 Human BRO.
Roe No 3O4 West 13Sth street 10 o. =;
Loewenthal; for Thomas O'Reilly No Zo5
West 10th street to Emma A. Dick ana
for Emily Benson No. 20 West l2'th street
to Henry Robinson. ~ MI.
Pease & Elliman leased No. 1li5 Park
avenue. near 9lst street, TO Dr. j. f: Gore
and No. Sc West 50th street to Mrs L.
Walsh. ,o
j. p. & T.. J. Murray leased NO. az
East ll4th street for Osk e. Edestein to
a de Caesar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
LEASE FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING

George Milne has leased the building
at No l53 10 l57 Fifth avenue for ten
years to d. Block & Co. importers OF
bric-a -brac. statuary, lamps and shades
has been located al No. "A West Broad
way. Charles Scribners Sons occupied
the Fifth avenue building before remov-
ing TO their present home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10

Dbl. 60casl: crate or basket. 25aeoe; Musa-
ROOMS. No /. 4-fb basket. 60cgsl 80; no 49, =;
20QeOc, OKRA. New Orleans, basket. 81 oVe
KiNs. Dbl soa75c: PEPPERS green bel, g
as5c; sugar Dbl, slasl .; red. bbi. sigsl -
sugar Dbl. s1dS1 30. ROMAINE. state, 6as re
state. basket or crate 25Q5oc; Va. bbl. Ve
eOc: SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl. s1qsl 70 MAJ az
row, Toe: TURNIPS. rutabaga- Dbl. 5Ocgsi -
white. 81 25QSl rs: TOMATOES, nearby, so o.
2hG1hc. MATERCRESS- 100 hnnches. &lGSI Iv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney.
OCTOBER o

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
OCTOBER o
Manhattan.
ATTORNEY ST, 100 25X75. April 10 1911:
Harry Friedman 10 Anna KatZner; $500;
attorney. Hugo Cohn. 10 Ave A.
Sd AVE. l13i-ll33. e cor Goth ST, 2oi East.
4o5xlOO: sept s. 1911: Samuel and Hedwig
Glass to George Brewer $1,000: attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. leo
Broadway.
SGD ST pa West; mortgage on lease. etc:
Aug 20. 1913; Charlotte Meyer 10 Maud Pars-
lev. s675.
9sTH ST. 8 as II W from cor Column
bus ave. 25xI0O11 April 6. 1905. James and
Sarah " Burroughs 20 Wilhemina Hoffman,
and Melville Bearns e1r, so. 900: attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
iSlST ST. 1855 West 17X99.l1; June %. 1918.
Albert W Pegnes 10 Mary Burns sl.650. at
torney. " r Johnson. III Broadway
10Th ST s 256 II OF eth ave. 26xl0o II /;
April IS 1904: Alexander J and Annie Howell
10 Dry Dock Savings Institution; $4,000 at
torney. Frank Tichenor. IS Park Row.
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE. 1884 s. 2oxl0o6 Sept 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
GODFREY ESTATE LEASED.

Worthington Whitehouse has leased 10
Frederick Lewisohn for Henry F. God
rev his country estate at old Westbury.
Long Island on Old Westbury Road. The
property is one Of the finest estates in
that section and consists OF about twenty
1--WE acres. with an Elizabethan house.
large stable garage, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan

NAGLE AVE. :. 100 n " o. Elwood g..
for two sly tennis. 5OxlO5. Halpin Building
Corporation. i2s Broadway. owner. Moore q
Landsiedel, listh 81 and 81 ave, architects:
$4,000
18TH ST, 8. $50 II Of 5th ave. FOR g
sly dwlg, +0xs4 2 Mrs F Fabbri Bss Har-
Dor, Ne. owner; @ Atterbury. 81 East 10Th 81.
architect $4,000
The Bronx.
18TH ST, 496; sly frame store and
dwlE, 22x324; Warschaw q Langan on
premises. owners; Carl ! Itzel s47 Freeman
81, architects. cost. ST. 200
ROSEDALE AVE. 1921; 2H stv frame
owlg. isxss; Michael Holman on premises.
owner; II C Steinmetz. 1907 East iSOth 81.
architect: cost s.. 800
WASHINGTON AVE. n " cor 81 i7Gth 81;
] sty brk church, 60XlO0. Trinity Congregs.
tlona! Church. Rev. William Melton Hess
lt6th 81 and Washington ave. pastor. owner
and architect: cost S. 900
FREMONT AVE. POS East: 2ia sly frame
store and dwlg. IS 2x3O2. Mary Maver IN
premises. owner. William II MAYER. 1851
Carter ave. architect; cost. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
EDGEWATER HOTEL LEASED.

The Lewis II. MAY Company has leased
at Edgewater. Long Island. for Mrs.
Josephine Solomon. the Edgewater Hotel.
fronting on the ocean, at the foot OF
Beach 10Th street. formerly Dckerson
avenue. for term OF years. 10 Miss Fan
ME EIchler. al a total rental ~ fe5 go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
The Bronx.
Al RATIONS.
OCTOBER q
Manhattan

BOWERY. e cor Hester 81 20 Z sty
stores and lofts. changed TO moving pictures;
r Goelet. West 18th 81, owner; Sheinar,.
1874 Bowery. architect: $1,000
WEST ST. Isl; TO a 3 stv store and factory.
A Coleman. 800 18th ave. owner: J { Cocker
COLI 9Th ave architect: 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

Seton Henry g. Douglas Gibbons leased
or j. Borden Hartman his house No. IS
East 49th street. furnished. TO c. w.
danmili, OF the firm OF Shearson G. Ham,
mill: also leased for John s. Turnbull his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10

No qood citizen neelects to vote. 10
vote you must register. Your hrs'
chance is to-day Accept tho chance
The books are open on three other days
But this may be your last chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10

i65th IT 25Ies 1856: Sly dwig: sold to the
plaintiff for $1,000
BY Joseph p. Day.
F!LLHIM AVE. VS.. 125 n OF fremont
ru' <okSo' sold to the plaintiff for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10

Liverpool cables: Spot, good inquiry; sales
5000 bales; speculation and export, 1000;
American. 1000. Imports, 1000, all Amcri-
can. Middlng upland. 7.65d Futures opened
quiet Az to points higher; closed weak.
10 81 points lower; October. 7.20zd; Octo-
ber-November. 70Shd November-December,
7Ohd; December-January ID: January-Feb-
ruary and February March. 1.00l1d; March
April IT'D; April-May. I'd; May-June. 9 o9h s.;
June-July, $3.50; July-August. 694hd; Au-
gust-September $3.50. Manchester: Yarns
dull; cloths. buyers hold OF.
New Orleans Oct. 9.--The cotton market to-
day again Felt the pressure OF liquidation from
the long side. although bultsh claims were
that the market was becoming sold out. Short
cotton was offered freely at times and the
market broke 10 new low levels for the present
downward movement. Opening vas steady al
a decline OF 3 20 points The decline grad
ually wldened until In the early afternoon
prices were % 10 . points under yesterdays
close There was a partial recovery, but tow
ard the end OF the day offerings were again lib
eral and the market closed easy at net de-
cline OF l6 10 81 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10

Do il to-day! Register! This is the
first day Of registration. The booths
are open from a. m. to 10 p. m. There
are three other days, but If you neglect
your duty to-day something may pre-.
vent later action by you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
Satisfied MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTORFR O

OCTOBER O.
9TH ST. IL East; Gustav Gsir.r an
Charles Haviland Feb %. 1913: si7 IS
Edgecombe ayes; George II storm & Co All
selow Construction Co ct al; Sept a. 1881
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and at
torney)
Interest ) per cent unless otherwise stated.
OCTOBER O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
REAL EsTATEFoR SALE oRTo LIE
BoROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

FLATBUSH oNE-FAMILY BRICK. new, cor
ner house: price reduced from 81. 900 70 $500:
real bargain closest inspection invited; need
some cash az once A. j. CISNEY. 80 Park
Row. Phone 37G2 Cortland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
LONG ISLAND.

SIS 900 WILL PURCHASE big bargain on Long
Island. 100 acres: best location for residence
or subdivision. JOHNSON. Box p, Tribune
ONCE.
PLOTS AND HOUSES for sale. MANHAT-
TAN BEACH ESTATES. % B'way N.Y.C.