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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

,rb.oked by the weakness in grain, and prices
eased of a few points. PORk-steady m ,ss
1872 25qS22 IS. family, s24aS25 short Slsa5
500 7FsdS22 BEEF-Quiet. mess, Sle4SiS'
tSsn,iiv S9o6So3. packet S3Od$2l. extra lnqla
mess. sSOqS8l DRESSED HoGS-S,t,e,a.dly
bacons, l2a,al23c pigs l$':c AT, AT MA % N
.1siiSiSac. IL H. 15c picked hams l9'zc'
,TALL0WIQuie special. 6S'c: city &C. S9un-
try, 5&aeisc LARD,1FiTn; middle o MET
So,ith America ~ SIC. Continent. ll6jc: Bra
iii Kegs, iS35c. compound firm. :" &c.
TEARINE-Steady; cleo, Sac NOMINAL Guy
COTTONSFyD OIL Active and strong;
The bullish sentiment appears TO be bas-u
on a growing impression that stocks are .oe
as large as has been supposed, ana Una, u.e
,,1artet faces the possibility OF actual snort
age before new crop oil is available iAte
months were comparatively quiet ana "a, a. VA
crop months we're 10 to 10 points hlsneI'
Local contract prices: Victor
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.)
JUNE 10.

COLUMBUS AVE, s35. $ cor OF lolst
ST. store and bsmt. Charles X Abbott 70
Catherine Noonan: from June i. 1918, 10
October 30 1914. $4,000; address 500 Co
lumhus ave. ~
SAME PROPERTY; Mary Noonan 20
same: from Nov 1. 1914. TO April 80 d.
g. 800 and $3.50. 49,.
ST AIMS AyE. i7i. corner store; Robet;
Koch 10 william Zo: 10 yrs from July
II. 1913 81 800. address. j6i West l49th 81.
20 AVE. = W cor OF lst 81, all. William
Ninsky 10 Second Ave Amusement to' Nv
US from Aug -. 1913. $4,000 address, l4o
IoTH AVE. 763. store and bsm,: Louisa
Muller TO Margaret BeErens; yrs iron,
April /. 1918, SlSOO; address 367 West
SAD ST. ~ TO 43s West. ION door
McKocn Realty co To- the Tease Wilkinson
20: 10 vrs from May I. 1918; $1,000, ad-
dress. 2i3 10 2IT East 2ith 81.
TOOTH ST. 200 and 2Oo'7 East. store ana
cellar. David schwartz 20 Thomas Fitzpai-
rick. Il yrs from May J. 1913; S2'Iooi ad-
dress. 1875 East Tooth 81.
i03D ST. Ell and 3l3 East store and
cellar. Sebastlano GarguIlo TO NincenLo
Apuzzo: 4ii-12 yrs from June l, l9l5; NJ'p
address 3 Yves, 1881 81. ,
1O5TH ST. 3l5 and 3l7 East all; Nathan
Iamport 10 Frank Carrizio. , yrs from july
!. 1913. $500. address. 3l5 East lo0th 81
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
ociclnl Record and rorecast. WashIngton.

Official Record and Forecast.-Wa shington.
June ls-Pressure continues high off the At
lantic Coast and over the Southern states. and
the Rocky Mountain region. No well dehned
disturbance appears within te field Of obserNa-
ton. *
High Temperatures are again reported from
the ohio Mississippi and lower Missouri! val
leys and teh interior Of the south Atlantic and
east Gulf states while moderate temperatures
continue in the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states. along the Northern border and In
Far Western districts. There WTe Local rams
during the last twenty -four hours IN the Nolth-
ern states from the Great Lakes westward 70
the Pacific Coast. and In the plains states. IN
other parts OF the country the weather re-
manned fair. $780,,
The temperature will rise somewhat Friday
and Saturday In the middle Atlantic and New
England states. and IL will be somewhat lower
Friday night and saturday over the upper MIS-
sissippi and Missouri valleys Temperature
changes elsewhere will be unimportant. snow
cry weather viii continue Friday ana saturday
over the Northern states east OF the ROCKY
Mountains and over the plains states while In
middle Mississippi valleys the weather VIII be
generally fair. except that widely scattered
thunder showers are prObale. In the south Al.
lantic and Gulf states and generally west or
the Rocky Mountains the weather VIII DC ia!T
Friday and Saturday.
The winds along the New England coast VIII
he light 20 moderate variable, mostly south.
along the middle Atlantic coast. light 10 mod
crate variable mostly south. along the south
Atlantic ana Gulf coasts. light variable: on the
Great Lakes light TO moderate variable
Steamers departing Friday for European
ports will nave moderate variable winds and
generally fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

N,. work limo 10 tot@
REEVES pooo NGw @' csr Su or 800 head
bhhN hShe'eiptS 80 cars OF ,r,dins ~
i ntd,.s an !o' S.d"-n,J' t,o.,,rc So d,.
obd,,, ." cars renor,cJ for Frtdsv's market.
Dressed beef in moderate demand at Ia
l'ls% ~ p,cojnt. 90 all for the mar
ket. tradc slow and prices - SOC lower,
5000 600 TO Prime y'aS az lives S7GS7 30:
iuV 10; eG..S Ill., liz ,,.r' ~ dressed
-, ~ tqGtGi.c co,ntry dressed II T14c.
sales, George and l.. S Dulenback; 1877
voeis i20 Nh avorage $40 30. % mixed calves.
, veg Ia. ~ IN 80 50, ~ e.
~ 49,. 'u' 50 'U' gn' < virginia voals. 1876 10.
s,oo- mil ion Ia e.
siu;rP AID LAMBS Receipts. 30 cars
or 5S2o head ~ cars on I SSe S fr trsde
AZ the decline and about am sold. common
10 so'o Snttp 49,. s. e. %. Gull
n.y. "a 49, {, ,ol, a. 80. common go
mime lambs s. 5oGSS 40. > decks Maryland
lambs & -. ordinary warnings s.. dressed
mutton easier M Si,GiI cents q No. dressed
me o., 1si. 915i,r. hog. dressed l64
fe'4r
Sala.-rqbtn A. shannon. 1N3 Kentucky
lambs 81 N average. $ 80 per 100 10. -
- H. e. - ~ ~ III SSl5. io2 Ohio. -
m e. 10. 30 Kentucky sheep. ia 10. 50 ~.
10. So III H. s. so. $50 Ohio. S 10. s.: =
cuiis - NJ. g. 90 3 bucks $50 10. 81 80
Korrs Commission Co.: 100 West virginia
lambs 70 IL s. 40. 2O& go 10. > 90. ~
Virciula 60 N. $ 30. oj4. - III. s. 80. 20
CG H. s.. 2Gl. 6. H. 81 -. 20 sheen. ITO -,
81 50. = West Virginia. l2o H. - o. 80
Ohio. 50 H.. 81 % bucks. 40 TO- - w.
warnings - ~. 50. no Of.
S. Judd & Co.. lu4 ohio WeiheIS ~" ~
s. %: liz mixed sheep. 8 III s. ~. -
50 Ib -. 13l. 81 10. 50 -. BIB Ne'r"n~S'
$50 no. 50. ,.,. IN ,,
$50. e61. 80 No.. s. 30 virginia. - ~,
s. 40. .2N. - To, - -. I''' q" ''' 80, a.
14a. 60 lh. s. q ksniucNN sh''p' '-' '''
81 -. Virginia. IS To. - ,,. p. ~
:. Sanders 30 Itnn~N 'sn nd las,,S' 80
s. 80. - bucks ana ewes. luo Nv, ,u, iiar,bs 20
McIhfrson y 20. ~ MSSt ~ Virginia.
~ - 'u: ]" S't'f' - ''' F''
IL III. 50 ne. . 49, r-44 head.
Ho1>- htCeiplS. - y,call. heavy %
halt car on Sai,. sc on e. "a ,.- 100 d..
hght hoss qnol'u ~ S1ICcs pccoip,s II
chicago. june u, ,o. ti,t,r. MIN ~ sales.
Vuu. ac.INs, H'S'N 81 80. "a ,,ivcd & 81
$ % n s. So. hsAi. - ~. s - - ''. SS1.1
n $ 20. heavy - ~. :, 80 .-7,t ], pccoints
$ 80. pigs. 80 I'D " - ''. ~ - e. Va 10.
s 500. weak 10 loc ,"W'I 1900 and
s" % Texas s'.sis- 50 ~; E.jflre e. 81
tceGf'S' ,i,'os &C. 75l,sa 20 sHEEP-Rc-
cci1ts. u 600 weak. generally lo0 15c low -
ra,i-c r,,,tfons 81 GO4SJ 20. ycarlinEs.
$50 40 lambs. native. S5IOa$G -;
srrirr 81 o50S75O
t<aTeas Ci'v June Q-HOGS-Receipt
4 a00. higher. bulk. s n Sc 57i7 hfaN'.
S. 5oQ s. -. packers and butchers a.e
s. SO. lights. = ''H - ro' PEE . soo
CAT keoell'S, "' ,o,.cr' nine led
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Florence Wckham. formerly with the
Metropolitan Opera Company and late
star OF the robin Hood company, has
purchased an estate OF four acres at Lit
tie Silver. y. j. Miss Wickham was rep
resented In the transaction by Joseph L.
Day.
Pease & Gilman rented the cottage OF
W. Beach Day at Pelham Manor. for
the summer To r Gibson.
John +. Scott rented for the summer
the country place known as Hillcrest. on
Osborn avenue. Cedarhurst, Long Island
for David Weingarten.
Hughes & Whitby sold the Ellis estate
corner OF South Mountain avenue and the
Llewellyn Road Montclair, y. j.. to W
Wikstrom for about $4,000 Three new
houses. costing about $4,000 each. will
be erected
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

AhtIN I'D.
East London. June l7-Fangturm Gen. New
York via cape Town
Adelaide June ls-Crovn OF Toledo (BD New
York via Durham. etc.
Hamburg. June 10. 54j m-Nictoria Luisa
tGcrl. New York.
Dutch. New York via Plymouth
Brisbane June lD.Nstoppo rBrl. New York
via - Vincent 9 V. Port Natal. etc.
ST Thomas. June 10. q a IN -ParIma tBr) New
Copenhagen June l7-HelIg olav DAN, New
York
Havre. June 10 p MIA Provence Fr,. New
York.
sydney. y 6 ". June 10 Gutenfels Ger, New
York via Cape Town. Fremantle etc
Colombo. juno ia-Rabenfels Ger, New York
via Malta for Batavia.
SAILED
Liverpool. June Ia-CedrIc ,Brl New York.
Dcmerara June ls-Guiana tBr New York
sabang. June 10 Baron Erskine CBr). from
New York via Algicrsl. Hong Kong
Colombo. June l6-Naneric Br). 0rom Cal
cutta). Boston and New York.
pauillac, June iT-MeXico FD. New York
Cardiff. June ls-Queen Margaret OBr). New
Queenstown. June 10. las p m-oceanic (Br,.
from Southampton and cherbourgl. New
southampton. June 10. % m X aiserin Au-
guste Victoria Ger. from Hamburg. New
York via Cherbourg
Rio DO Janeiro. June ls-Nerdi (Brl from
Montevideo). New York
London, June is-MaDhattan tBr)sNev York
Santos June lo-Siddons CBrl. New York
Genoa June l4-Fimreite lNorD. New York; 49,.
Taormina GtaD, New York
Naples. June lG-America utaD. New York and
.philadelThia.
Patras, Jun, i4-Patrs Greek, New York
PASSED.
scilly. June Earl Of Forfar tBr). New Yorl;
for Dunkrk: Chester Dutch, New York for
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REALTY NOTES.

Weymer n. Watt is the buyer OF :; nos rs
300 and 81 West S5th street, which VIII pe
reimproved with a twelve story apartment
house. as announced in yesterdays IT'D
une. -.
Through the acquisition of the four
story and basement dwelling house at NO.
Sc West 92d street. Eugene Nailens mas
Increased his holdings at that point 10
four houses, No. IS to %, comprising
frontage of y feet The Bond estate was
the seller Of No g. the stated consider
alton being $4,000.
The Cross e. Brown Company has been
appointed agent for the buildings Nos. ~
and Is West 37th street.
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BIG WESTMINSTER SALE
M. Schinasi Buys Nelson Estate
Property at Larchmont.

NJ schlnasi has purchased from the
Nelson estate the large country place at
I.archmont Manor. II consists OF four
acres overlooking the sound.
on the property is a large dwelling
house. The property was sold for S'"'"'
II is one Of the largest Westminster
transactions announced this year. Mrs.
Edmund W. Bodlne was the broker IN the
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MOLASSEs I'D SYRIFs-

MOLASSES AND SNRl PS-Molassts Qt' '
and prices unchanged. In s>rups theIe .N'S
3 fair demand AZ former quotations.
NAVAL STORFS-SpiritS turpenilhe vas
shade easier rejecting the dechhe az w
South and poor demand hoslh was fU''''
and tar dull and nominal
OHS-Linseed oil unchanged. k'nntu Pc
.roleum steady az S7Oc for standard "h'te
IN barrels at New York.
BICF-Ouiet and unchanged. New crop
conditions satisfactory. ,-.-.-
STGAR-There was fairly active business
IN rehncd sugar az old quotations OF 50
a. soc for fine GRADUATED NithdiaWalS
were said 20 he liberal Raw sugar vas
firm. with holders still asking &c fGr COS.
! 3i-32c Spot prices were unchanged az
&.33d&S6c Tor centrifugal, 2sSP sue ',r
lnuscovado and 2.5Sn Gle for molasS =
In London beet sugar was quiet and easier
the early cable quoting juno az Us 4,2I,
July 9s SID and August az "s go. "I,nie
on the curb June was quoted al "s "a, yIlS
SIS A. d and August 9S Gled. Londoh '"o'eN
the Visible supply as 9. 900 600 tons
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SANDY HOOK AT 2 a m yesterday. is expected
to dock late this evening saturday forenoon;
The Sierra Nevada reporter ~ pv' -
east OF Sandy Hook at noon yes'e'ua!' u
pected To dock this afternoon. it,, 49,. Of
The Celtic reported 63s mlIes easL ~
Sandy Hook az noon YESTERDAY IL eNpeS'ep '"
dock Saturday forenoon. it, -, 81,
The Room, reported as $50 mileS easI %
Sandy Hook at ii:l5 m yesterday Is eApcCt
ed 10 dock Saturday forenoon.
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LEASE SIXTH AVENUE BUILDING

Ogden & Clarkson have leased 1 Saie c iU
story and basement building No. $50 skin
avenue. between 10Th and 2ist streets, for
the Bradish Johnson Estate, Inc TOT
term of years to Harry Goldman, an IN,
porter of art goods. who Will OCCUPY lne
Sas held AT a rental Of $4,000 year.
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steers IS loass 20; heifers. $ i9qSs III 0 SGSs,
S 1oHs.' 10 600! active and "a loc higher
rSoice light 10 medium weights " "ya - . ~,
hulk 81 sales IS 55ass 80; pacHeeIrs ss,s,Ss Sn
SuEEP-Reccipts. 300. moderately "a scc .,,'1
and about steady; spring lambs. SeaS; ~; e "
Iau,bs So JOTSJ 80: mutton shecp' - l'nF' ~
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100000 NEW CHURCH.

\ one story stone church. TO cost 500,
600. will be erected on the Fordham Uni
versity grounds, in The Bronx. plans FOR
the new edfce were filed yesterday pX
Architect William II. Gompert. II VIII
occupy a site 4sXl3S5 feet.
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have rented an apart
ment At No. ~ West Hath street 10 Ed
mund II. Wilson; an apartment at No. l0j
East 18th street 10 Miss Rose Giltillan
and an apartment at No IA East 55th
street to j. NJ MacAdam.
Charles u. Hilles. formerly. secretary
to ex-President Tqft, has leased an apart
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er probably local showers to-day or tonight.
to-morrow unsettled: light south winds.
For New Jersey, Delaware Maryland and the
District OF Columbia fair and warmer to-day.
probably followed by thunder showers TO night
or tomorrow: light 20 moderate south winds
For Western New York, local thunder show
ers to-day and probably tomorrow light 10
moderate variable winds
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

,.,.,.--. t,,,c - Rountiful returns from
49,. soids IN kansas wher" farmers
,hn,,eSt tho wheat crop almost ruined iott
night ago. sent the market TO-DAY d'JI.u.' w.,
Tow, NOT corn finished hda.c or ana
,s,s a, a decline NJ a shade q" - -,
,,r,, ieiors the outcome varied from last hlh"' >
level 10 an upturn ~ 10. hans' "' P''''
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, June l9,
1918.

steamer Damars. Tacoma, March l.
Everett - san Francisco 30. 'allao Apr,i
rata .. 'S'oronei 10. Monie,ideo 70 and -
Lucia juno T.. 20 " Y Grace & 60. with
mdse. Arrived AZ the Bar a. 10 a m.
H. to the NeW York and cuba Mail - 90.
ol,h l. passengers and mdse. Arrived AT
si io,o ~ Hc,I@ Bank ,Br). Guantanamo
juno II. to the Munson 81 co. With sugar.
Arrived az tho Bar at J m 18TH.
steamer st,phano 'Brj.. - Johns. r.
juno IS. and HalifsN. = -. 10 bo"finS
q 90. with - passengers. mails and mIs'.
arrived at the BAR a. m
steamer An,,na lBrl. Bocss De- Toro June
Il TO the United Fruit Co. with passtn-
gors and fruit Arrived az the Ear az 80
sieame- Mnilnocke,. stockton. TO tho
Great Northern Paper Co. with pfpcr Ncs-
Gel 20 = u Bull < co. Passed In Quaraa-
tine 40 10 q M
steamer Chcsapeake. Baltimore. 90 the
with mdse Passed In Quarantine az go
Steamer Antilles. N.v Orlean, June - 10
the southern Pacinc 60. with passengers and
r.dsa Passed 10 Quarantine ~ q. - nl.
S,c,ne- Jefferson. newport News AMI Nor
fo'H 20 tho Dold Dominion IS 90. WIN pas
f'ngers and mtse Passed In quarantine at
steiner Huron. Jacksonville June - and
Charleston -. to tho tilde - 20. WIN pas
.enccrs and mdse. Passed IN Quarantine at
steamer italia OBJ. Palermo June Is. to
u, nd~-son Bro-. With pl5s"ns-.s and mdse
steamer TYR tNorI. Nanzanillo Jane 10.
~ the Nunson - Co with sugar Arrived
- the Bar AZ lis y m.
steamer Zacapa tBrl. Cartagcba juno :.
Savatlila O. Santa Marta TO- colon Il and
Kingston -. to the United Fruit Co. with
= passenger. mails and mdsc. Arrived at
s,esmcr EEliptka DAM. Perth Amboy
t. r whitney 4 60. IN ballast l"ft
Quarantine ~ $40 = ~.
steamer Majestic OBJ. Southampton AMI
Cherbourg June II and Queenstown L. to the
White star Line. With ~ nrst cabin. 1876 sec
ond cabin and 80 steerage passengers. mails
and mdse. Arrived ~ the Bar AZ 30 M.
steamer Noldegaard (Br) Cardenas and
Matanzas June II. 70 the American ami Cuban
- Line with sugar. Arrived Al the Bar at
= m.
steamer Etonian ,RD. Antwerp June :. to
Sanderson a Son. with mdse. Eighteen miles
east Of Fire Island AZ 6:lo p M.
Steamer Monroe. Newp News and Norfolk.
20 the Old Dominion - 60. with passengers and
md.e South OF the Highlands Al $40 p m.
Steamer Iulia. La Guayra June g. MaracaibO
10. Curacoa IL and Mayaguez H. 10 Bliss. Dal
lett a Co. with % passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived AZ The Bar at AS , m.
SANDY Hook. 7. June 70. $50 m-Wind
southeast. moderate breeze; partly cloudy,
light sea
SAILED
Steamers Principe ~ Piemonte dtaD Naples
MORO Castle. Havana. Volturno o3rl Rotter-
dam, oregon iNor,. Banes oscar II dam.
Copenhagen; FL cid Galveston. Raum tNorl.
Norfolk. Madison. Norfolk and Newport News,
Alliance. Cristobal: City OF Montgomery Sa-
yannah. FoSton Hall OBJ. Valparaiso: Singa-
pore tBrj. Genoa Maylands OBri. Hayre. Ber-
lin Ger, bremen, la TOuraine Fri. HayTe.
Amerlka Ger, Hamburg, Grayson. Brunswick:
oklahoma, Port Arthur. Adriatic oBD, Liver
pool. Albingia Ger. lnagua.
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Local Ofiicial Record.-The following Off
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the
corresponding date Of last year:
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Highest temperature yesterday, 50 degrees lat
2.f0 p. M; lowest. % 'at a. M; average, -.
average for corresponding date last year. 81.
average for corresponding date last thirty-three
years 70
Local forecast. Showers and warmer to-day:
to-morrov cloudy and probably showers. light
10 moderate south winds,
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S100000 WEST 81ST ST. DWELUNGSO[D
Maud Breyoort Prentice Dsposes Of House near Cea
West-PubIsher Rents 18th Street Building.
SMALL TRADING ANNOUNCED BY lHE 6hohrno

ment of nine rooms and three sGe, pam. s,Soe a.
Stanley Court, No. Sol west wv" o.
through Vasa X. Bracher.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

y :
pes,inatior and steamer $50 VI.
Tahiti Marquosas. cook Islands. NeW
~Isl", Mann W. -. To-day
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
,lsr","M osna ''...'~............. To day
Hawaii Japan. corea. china. PM
Ibmris VIZ '''...'a,..........,'. June u
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New Iea-
land Australia via san Franclsco)
Ventura -..'''' 'N' -
'sgsn' ogl'1 Nam 1'nA wa June %
Japan. tofca. china. Philippines wa 49,
Vancouver Empress nj Japsn..... June -
h rTsnc,,S ',11T T Transport - Jun. 3,
Hawaii Fiu Islands. New Zealand .
lsUsii ia San F'ranciscoJ sierra. July Is
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Liverpool cables: spot IN goon oynort'
1 ooS. American. 1000 Imports 1900 , Amcr,
c r% 5000 Coo, Middling upland. Giid. ru' ufsS
o p. quiet. to points ioWer % I,or mi
months and 3 points lower on ~, "a ri. 70 ;
cGs,d q iune $50 JuneIuly s'o'Ad July
sggusi 64sd. August september 6,3o o. n her
tcmber- October. 62Sd; 'c',ott. Dercm-
~ "a JannSTy and January Fehruary ,o, "a
Febrnary March 61siad: MarcheAHp2rriil; Wan Man,
Anil MAY. + 20i7d: MayJune, .,o,bs move
slowly.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate tx
change salesroom, Nos. Il and 10 Nesey
street:
BY Joseph 2. Day.
COOPER ST. . $, 175 II n ~ 2o7th a.,
25xiOO, vacant. sold to the defendant Tor
t4.62O ~
BETHUNE ST IS. n s. c75 n W Of Green i
vicb a, 225xSO: / sty bldg; sold 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000 800 =.
i2OTH ST. al and 2+3 East n 3. ls'.b II
"a Of LIST ave, 81 6XiOO II; sty tenmt' ad-
t..urrod q Imnn nH
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At the County Court House:

BROADWAY. 3a5 20 500. cor Walker
ST. 5llON127 ~ irreg - sly loft and once
bldg. adjourned 10 July 3.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

with name and address o, GRANTEES az:
toneyD
Interest 3 per cen, unless Otherwise sz,s
Ir-sSF 70
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Forecast for special Localiiies.-for East
ern New York, local showers and warmer
to-day: tomorrow cloudy. probably showers;
Igbt ia r,oJeraf smith winds

For Northern New England, local showers
to-day and probably tomorrow; some~ hat
higher empeTsure; Ugh variable winds.
For Southern New England. local showers and
warmer to-day: 10 morrow cloudy. probably
showers: light 20 moderate south winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, cloudvand warm
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Governors Island ...........'', g:23
He'll Gate ...................
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You Orleans. June n The cotton r.n,',t
IS. Ne" a.,,bou, a dominating feature and mo-
within a narrow range. Af,e, oFeHlnf points
70 Pu,,,J ,bcn ouicklv responded to Ucsn
buyinr for long accounts The o'oS'
.t.adN fn d points UP
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SUNDAY. JUNE 30

Mail NNoStI
Vessel For Line closes. sails.
New York. South pton Am. $50 m 1000 a m
Ancon. Cristobdl. Panama. IL 80 IN 800 p nj
Lsnape. Jack'ville. clyde. ---- 100 ~ m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise i2S. sunset. 1853, moon rises. 9:43
p m; moons age. Is.
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Official observations Of United States weather
bureaus taken at S p. m. yesterday follow:
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HIGH WATER.
An. I'm
sandy Hook ................... $40 $50
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

(With name and address Of purchaser and
attorney
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Humidity.

Humidity.
a m......60 p. m.......52 ?. m.......es
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

Brings mail.
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scilIy. June 10 Earl Of Forfar tBrD. New Yorl:
fo- Dunkirk; Chester Dutch. New York for
Antwerp
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-07-05
MUSIC FOR FOURTH OF JULY
"Yankee Doodle" Oldest Of Our Ma
tional Sonos-OrIgln Of the
Other Three.

BY the direction Of congress inves-
tigation was recently made regarding
what are known as our four national
songs. According to the report the
oldest Of these songs IL Yankee
Doodle" It was sung $50 years ago
and next to Dixie" still Is the most
popular Of our national melodies,
There are 16 different theories as to
how the song originated, but the most
reliable information seems to point to
the fact that the song was written by
a British officer, brought to this coun'
try and first played by British bands.
thereafter being appropriated by the
colonists. The flrst printed version Of
the song is found In Walsh's collection
Of dance music. published In the year
1850. The most substantial song is
America" written by Rev. Samuel F..
Smith, at Andover. Mass. In February,
1889. but this song was set to the mu-
sic Of God Save the King" The
"Star epangled Banner" which wac
written by Francis Scott Key, while
witnessing the bombardment Of Fort
McHenry from British man Of war
on (which he was held prisoner, has in
recent years been adopted as the ma.
tional anthem and is now played on
all patriotic occasions. BY order OF
the government 1t Is received In both
army and navy circles with barred
head.