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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Boulevard and f77.s n Of Freeman ct, runs
o * 49, 10 pt 200 3 Freeman st W 70 y,
100 Southern Bouleyara n N 20 oes' j ,sos
500, attorneys. Hildreth & p. ID ave ana
fNwooD AVE. 8. 40 n Of Wolf pI.
~ 90 9T Fenimore st. Brooklyn. April q.
sico. attorneys salter & s. 40 Nassau st.
rSste S'g 70 G Aye u" Petit. New Roch.s
April %. 81: attorney. Lawyers Title in'ur@noe
and Trust co, 10 Broadway.
LOT % 70 20. map 90. Hunts ho,h. s =, Wss
l3d ~ mtg 81. OcN; April ~: 800; attorney. q
Molea. rs Hester ST. VIII,
LOT H. block So. map OF Morris PaIN: WI" ,a1s
lam Lansgrebe 20 Frank l. Ditscherleln, lv,
Jackson ave- April q; 800; attorney, Gu'ta'e
LOT IL 10 Is. block "a. map OF Morris PARK
George + OF 10 Morris PARK Estates rs Broad
at. April "a g.: attorney. Lawyers THO IN
surlnce ana Trust co. 100 Broadway.
LOT Is 10 IS. block co. same map: MOTIFS
PARK Estates 70 George + OF. 27s4 Morris ave.
April z; 81; attorney as above -,,,,, n
LOTS and ?. parcel q. map OF W,I,en a.oi
ogden; Edward Waters to Annie waters rs "a.
Walton ave: April 3; 81. attorneys, Foiey o.
mHRMioN AVE. cor 18th IT. ssYTs *
30 2x7s2; George II Engelhard. ref, 70 .hris s
tan KuhneT si2 Fsile st; April %; 5000;
attorney George A Steinmuller, 1911 ~ ave.
PARK AVE. cor i7sth ~. allI irres,
Eliza Fox to william c bergen . i% mvs'
OGrady Eros 277 Broadway. a,
SIMPSON ST. s. is II Of 18TH - 70.
100: Eliza T wray 20 Sadie A sibbeld = Eas 50
osth st: April %; 500; attorney. l. borcN' %
Park Row.
TELLER AVE i1,e. =. @.sxfoo; kats 10y 10y
70 barbara Pabst, 657 East 1881 st tuitg s-V.VV'
April 20: 81: attorney. II Cohn. 10 Avenue -;
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, cor SsH ','n
Lane SOCK irreg, contains 40 acres, except e.
lerton ave- = =, 100 n Of Laconia ave. -oVs
irreg. also except part conveyed by stedIha AZ
TO y V, W & Il by deed dated juno ~,
1906: Central Building lmproyeinent e ana
,oe proauav. ApriI %; 800: attorney, JltIs
Guarantee and Trust co. l7s Bro o',, ,7,s,
12f1IT ST. e 17l.6 n W OF Willis ave, I'i ca
IT,. I .,rora VI GRAY 10 william Brooks Co
a., vs. 57th st (rntg $1,000; April /: at'ofnsS''
Hamilton. f & +. 100 Broadway. % ,o,es q.
18TH ST 7sf and l63 East, n = os: iospo'
Anna + Smith to Victor Orchards 100 g,,, hns
i69th st: April %; 500. attorney
Toewenthal 1881 Boston Road ~
is3D ST. n s. rs II " OF cres5on, avr III III
100 Robert Kenn TO ca,hari. .o- * ne Tohn r
Ross FOrdham, y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
New Tenants for Stores and Lofts
Broadway Shop for
Western Union.

NJ. Fl. Gafliard a Co have leased 10 the
TAYLOR Trunk Works. OF Chicago, the
third loft at 6ls Eighth ave-: to Columbia
Supply Company. the second loft at $40
Eighth ave: to Dennis Sheridan. store
at 1l6 West End ave; to Frank Rochlin,
q store at 70 West sd St; to p. Doyle. p
store at 73 West sod st: TO S. Simon. two
floors at SOC Sixth ave; to ". Euler, base
ment and wine cellar at 100 Grand ST. and
to w. McNear, a loft at IS West Broad
way.
VI. Morgenthau. Jr., Company have
leased store at ss Broadway 10 the
Western Union Telegraph Company for
term Of years.
George X. Read & Co. leased in the
Adams Building. 81 Broadway, space on
the twenty-fourth floor to the Cuban Tele-
phone Company and Rojas-Niese & Co.;
also leased about 1000 square feet on tho
seventeenth floor of the Hanover National
Bank Building 10 Reed, Gwinn & Deming
and Horace l.. Deming. and 300 square
feet I'm 1870 Fulton st. for Clarence W.
Bowen TO the American City Publishing
Company.
cross ~ brown Company ica1o" W
Frank Barber the southerly half OF the
second floor at 100 Broadway: Offices at
1871 Broadway TO the Rhlneland Machine
Works Company; offices at tho southwest
corner OF Broadway and 9th st. to the
Spanish-American Engineering Company
and Offices in the Strand Theatre Building
TO J. r. Munter and b. Greenburg
Duross COMPANY leased tho store 242
West 18th st. for a. c. Bechstein to John
S. Johnson. and tho second loft to Gold
smith & Stein; also the three story stable
100 West 10th ST. TO Pasquale Stiano.
NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased the
first loft at 129 70 13S West 18th ST. to
Rrnilcra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Fordham Section Houses Sold.

Joseph p. Day sold in tho Vesey ct
salesroom yesterday eight high-class hre-
proof one family houses In the fordham
Heights section belonging TO the Richard
NJ. Montgomery Company, now IN llquida-
ton. With but one exception the houses
were sold TO different members or the
syndicate, as individuals.
Edward :. Savage bought the north
east corner OF Webb ave. and lSth 81
for 50 c1O. Mr.. Savage also purchased
2n2 and 24l4 Webb ave for S22 600.
The house 24l0 webb ave. was obtained
for $1,000 by Or. j. J.. Won Janlski, an
outsider. for occupancy. The other re-
suits were as follows: 2il6 Webb ave: 10
Floyd S. Corbin, for $1,000; 24ls Webb
ave. to Francis b. Robert for s2,5OJ;
2i3s Devoe Terrace to Vincent King for
50 800. and the adjoining house. 24io, to
Richard NJ Montgomery for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
BROOKLYN LOTS SOLD
Parcels in Twelfth Ave. Will Be
improved.

The Meister & Bache Realty Company
purchased from Or. George Il. Hamlin
eight lots on the north sido OF 18th ST..
geo feet west OF Twelfth ave. Bay Ridge.
upon which there will be erected row
OF one-family houses; also bought tS'
Warren st. "A three-story dwelling, l1xlOo
The Shetland Company. holding com
Rrooklvn. undergoing litigation. has sold
five lots at Riverdale ave. and Powell ST.
al an average of l,2o0 per lot. The com.
pany owns the entire block, consisting Oh
70 lots. "
sold for ID. Cappelnto to a client the two
family brick dwelling at $50 Sth st, on
lot 25X78xirregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Union ave. 4oYi34. 4I42 sy119ff: sty tsnmt;
Bertha Tim agt 4 Bechman ct al; psvla
500 oo4 %: taxes etc. $500 10 Sold TO the
plaintiff for $50 900. ,...,.
NORRIS AVE. 1901. =. 14s n or i.ftn
st. 23xiO5. yscant: Edward Henshaw egt =
Wildcy ct al, . Ernst attorney. fn''nn
ne,Ie ref. amount due. 81 49, ~. SOFA 10
Henry Janderwitz for S1,675
By NJ. Morgenthau. Jr
EAsTBt-RN AVE. 1862. 9 ., 1884 n ..
I7t,h ct. 25Ng5. stv dwlg. l. Il wallace aet
Sarah Cohen ct al: II Beekstt. sttornsy :
John Gutenberg. ref. due. 81, III IL; taxen' &C.
s7s3 AZ Sold 10 the plaintiff for $1,000
Py Joseph T. Day.
HUNTS POINT AVE. $. 2lsn n ~
Prospect ave. COX. vacant. J g Borgstede sgt
Rebecca Hast ct nj: action /. APPEL q ,. al
torncvs. / A Ieve ref. due si.Ibl SO; taxes
etc s3s % Sold TO the plaintiff for Woo"
RANDALL AVE. n cor bryant ave- poA
100 vacant; J q i,orgstede agt Nebecca mas,
OF al: Appel & r. attorneys: J |. Egan, ref
due 50 $50 IS. Sold to the plaintin for WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
SUGAR.

Then. wa, a moderate business in refined.
mostly In Withdrawals and prices were steady
M sc FOR fne graduated. Raw was urn,
higher and fairy active. sales amounted 20
aIout 100 600 bags o. Cuhas fOr prompt and
Nav shipment late Wednesday afternoon at
. SO. .ost ard freight and there was a lin
tod amount available al that rgurc to-day
which was supposed 10 have been taken by re
euers but holders were not Offering Freely,
and for position sugar wore asking lie
While the amount sold to-day was hot hhoNh,
Z. y,ss generally believed that some sales had
h.en made. aud the market closed firm al 3Oic
cor cen;rifucal. @.3qc for molassos ana l-''-c
fay Clb-s cost and freight. In London .eet
sSynr wa. Quiet At Is I'd Tor April aid May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Westchester Rentals.

Fish & Marvin have rented an apart
ment In Alger Court West. Bronxyille.
TO J. T. Patching. OF this city; for e. e.
Guide. his residence on Meadow road. The
Grange. Scarsdale. y. y, furnished for
the summer. 10 Otto Meyer. OF this city.
and the Sutton Estate. consisting OF
rsidence and Il acres Of land, az Rye. y.
Y. to Joseph FEEDER OF Lewisohn Broth
ers bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
CONCOURSE SITES BOUGHT
Improvement Planned for Plot
Sold by Haskin Estates.

Porter & Co. have sold Tor John b.
Haskin Estated. Inc. TO Winnie Realty
and Construction Company Maurice
miller president for immediate inn
provemcnt. twenty-siX lots fronting on
Fordham Road. Grand BonieNaru anu
Concourse and Creston ave.
TWO larse plots along the Grand
Roulevard and Concourse have been SOLD
IL is said a hospital has bought,
through George r. Read & Co.. from
NIaior Richard Dickinson Jewett the
plot of about fourteen lots at the north
west corner OF the Concourse and 196tn
st The property has a frontage or wv
feet on the Concourse and 40 feet on
fq6th ST. and forms part of the extern
sive holdings of the Dickinson family in
the west Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Option on Passaic Building.

Max and Joseph Weber have taken
option on the Ware and Daley building,
at Lexington ave. and Madison st, Pas
sale. y. j., occupied by the Marshall,
Matheson Company's department store.
The contract states that if proposed
alterations do not exceed certain
sum the two Webers will purchase
the property for $4,000 The option ex-
pires May -. The Webers plan to re-
model the building into theatre, with
bowling alleys, grill room and roof
garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Receiver for Hotel Albany.

Henry NJ Carpenter, n lawyer, was
yesterday appointed receiver in an $500
000 foreclosure proceedings brought by
Florence l.. Mabee against the Forty
First Street Realty Company, owner OF
the Hotel Continental. formerly the
Hotel Albany. at 4lst SITS. and Broad
way Supreme Court Justice Lehman
made the appointment upon application
of both parties 10 the proceeding with
the comment that the appointment was
in the interest Of economy. as Mr.. Car
penter mad just been appointed receiver
in Federal Court proceedings against
ne same hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Loans on Properties.

William A. White & Sons placed for
the Adroit Building Company a temporary
loan OF $500 on % and 81 East Slst St.
two dwelling houses. on plot 45X9s.S feet.
II Is the intention of the owners to erect
n twelve story structure in the near fut-
ure. Also. for the McKeon Realty Com
pany. a permanent loan OF 1915. 600 al .
per cent for five years. on 42S to 4SS West
sd St a twelve story structure. plot 2ix
$50 feet. occupied by printers and lithog-
r4phera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
To Enlarge Nave of Church.

Plans have been filed for enlarging the
nave of the Church of the Most Precious
Blood by adding one story to provide for
bedrooms. The church is located at ll3
to III Baxter St, and the cost OF making
the addition has been placed at $1,000
Charles T.. Reid and Donatus Buenguorno
are the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Long Island Houses Rented.

Cocks & Willetts have leased on Long
Island the John c. Rennard house at Lo-
Gust Valley TO Henry W Lowe; the house
AZ Westbury. owned by Mrs. Adolf La
denburg. to Henry F. Godfrey, and the
Cottage at Bayville. owned by Mrs. Wins
low S. Pierce, to Bertrand !. Taylor. jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Edgemere Hotel Leased.

A. f. & d. A. Karelsen have leased for
a term Of years for Mrs. Sophia Hof-
man a family hotel. facing the ocean. on
Dickerson ave. at Edgemere' Long ISL
and The new lessee IS Mrs. Ray Schein-
berg, Of Arverne. who has conducted
hotel there for several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Woolworth Building Lease.

Edward J. Hogan leased to the Public
Service Commission the entire front %
the twelfth floor. also space on the fif-
teenth floor. of the Woolworth Building
for engineering and drafting departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
7eRfMAl IFS, Estate
ROW of Apartment Houses
in East Goth st. Sold

rors.,d located on tho East Saddle
pS,,ar nd north OF Ridgewood. ~ }.
The ' property consists OF a modern house
and about 70 acres Frank NJ; stevens
and Frederick A. Tetor negotiated 'ho
transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Sells New Rochelle House.

W T. & W. 7. Brown. Inc, have sold
for DR. c. Petit a one-family house on
plot 40xl23 feet at the northwest corner
OF Chauncy ave. and Glove road, New
Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

tate Exchange salesroom. II and Is Vesey
St.
By Joseph p DAY.
WEBB AVE. cor issth St 33sxio5N
irreg. 3 sly dwlg: also Webb ave. 24l0 TO 2ils.
cor De Voc Terrace. l5Oxl20x irreg. i've 3
sty semi-detached dwlgs. also De Voc Terrace.
243s-2isO. s. 100 II OF Webb ave. 20 lOxl20E
irrcg. two sly dwlgs: vol sale. Sold. TO
Edwin savage FOR 10000. 2 20 Dr. + Won
Jaminsky FOR si4.Ot0 3 20 Edwin Savage for
Sil ooo, 20 Edwin Savage for 81. 600 3 %
Floyd : Corbin for $1,000 9 to Franz, r
Robert for si2.j0o. 20 Vincent King Sor
s. zoo and to L II Montgomery for $4,000
18TH ST. 26S West. =. 100 n Of TN
ave. l7N9c II. stv dwg. Broadway Savings
Institute agt sophia Personette Richard Kelly.
attorney: Dckheiser. ref amount due
81. 6l9 10: taxes. etc. 500 30. sold 10 the
plaintiff FOR $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady
JENNINGS ST. 75s. doo5l. n E. 900 n o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
New York. April 30. 1914.

NHEAT-The splendid crop prospects IN
America have had hearish influence on senl-
ment abroad and foreign markets were gener-
Ally lower Under these influences local prices
- fbe start were easy. with declines OF . TO
t.c. but steadler tone developed, and at inc
close the market was firm at net unchanged
TO &c higher. Sellers had apparently become
over enthusiastic and when shorts attempted
10 cover they found little wheat for sale ana
bid prices up rapidly. The principal sustain.
ing feature Of the day was the development OF
an improved export demand. In the Local
cash market No hard winter wheat was
quoted at 81 OF 1 (. New York; No : req
81 O5H elevator domestic; No Northern Du-
luth. 81 Ols. Z o shoat No Northern Man.
itoba 81 oOA. Z ahoat. CORN was fever
ish early, operations with the May position
down Ac, while other months were "A TO sc
lower ar a result OF liquidation. Later prices
rallied. closing firm al net advance OF itY
&c In the local cash market No yello"
corn was quoted at 74s.c, I 70 arrive
OATS were steadier on reports that cash inter
ests would take delivery on May contracts IN
the West. closing Ssc 70 &c net higher. Locai
cash market was steady; standard white, "a
airhc elevator: No ., 4@i5Qi5c; No 8. 43kg4ic;
No A. 4sG4siRc: ordinary clipped, 4844oRc'
fancy clipped. 45aa6i9c all elevator RYb.N \,
Western. Ssl.c. 1 New York. export BAR
10y ouiet. mating bqdfOc. ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Yester
Ola Ola Ola
PROVISIONS.

Hog products were lower early but late IN
the session rallied and closed firm at the top.
PORK steady. mess. So 25nS23. family s233
SOC; short clear SO 75QS2l 80. BEEF steady.
mess SlTGslS 20: family. Si0H S2l. packet. SIS
@Sl9: extra India mess. $21aS2s. DRESSED
HOGS barely steady. 12Qi2l.c. pigs, l3c. CUT
ATS-pickled bellies steady 12s.N14Ac:
plcklec hams quiet lac. TALLOW quiet; spc-
clal 6Sc: city. csc. country. 6a6&c. LARD
firm. Middle West 10 l0010 20c. city steady.
Qs. dasc; refined. south America. II 40c Con
tinent lO55c, Brazil. kegs. 124Oc con-
POUND. SAQShc. STEAIlNE quiet: oleo.
sikds&c: city lard. 11i5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
COFFEE.


Apathy was again upQarent and husiness Tor
the day was only 10 50 bags. Prices at the
start were 8 10 points lower but offerings
proved light and at the close prices were
steady at / point net lower TO ] point higher.
IIavre closed 4. franc higher. while ia mburg
WAS net unchanged 10 "a pfennig lower Rio
spot market was weak, at 10 refs decline. and
while Santos spots were unchanged, futures
slowed loss OF 30 70 20 refs. Ia the cost and
freight market prices were unchanged 10 about
ln points lower; Santos p and IS being quoted
cal u 15c 3s az II 9Oc. IS al IL TO 1.1Oc. IS
and IS at 10 9Oc IS at 1880. Gs and rs az
no - and Rio rs at $50 10 S.15c. Local spot
market quiet and featureless. with Rio Is
quoted Al sSc. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

ppo>x IL ROOMS. 2-FAMrLY BRICK.
new. up-to-date. rented, blocks from SUD
vav and trolley: investigate ant make ofier
must sacrifce MOORE. Do " 2tth st, y. D.
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NTW YORK PRICES
heat: @
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFAROARD CLTARANCFS.

Flour was very quiet: mills refuse TO
make concessions, while buyers were influenced
by the favorable crop reports. Spring patents.
81 60Gs4 so; winter straghts. 81 3JNS4 80: win
ter patents 81 50gS4 So: spring clears, 81 lJq
g. 30: extra No ! winter 50 6JgS3 s.; No .,
So s51s3 60: Kansas straights, 81 2JQS4 30;
fancy spring patents. s. 40nSG. RYE FLOUR
STEADY; fair TO good S. 300 So -; choice TO
fancy, SO 50QS3 IS. CORNMEAl-Easy; lin
dried. So 60 BAGMEAIs-Easy; fine white and
yellow, 81 35QSl 20. coarse, 81 3OQS1 35 FEED
Western quiet: bran TO arrive. 100 10 sacks,
S28 So; standard middlng S26 20; -four do
500 60: red dog, $50 90. city steady; bulk
SIS 40; sacks $50: middling. SIS 50QS30 30; red
dog S31; oilmesl, S3lNS3l 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

SHEEP AND LAMBS.


Receipts. 1906 head; car on sale. Mar
ket full steady. Prime clipped wethers sold
at SO per 100 10. medium clipped ewes 50.
/ aInbs we're nominal. Dressed mutton steady
al gQ12c per 10: dressed lambs at l2h q
Ice; country dressed dollhouse lambs at
s. 81 per carcass.
Sales-NewtOn * Co: 2f1 clipped Ohio
wethora. 1O1 10 average. At SO per 100 Id.
Tobin & shannon: . clipped state ewes.
125 10. al 50.
Receipts, $3.50 head: one car on sale.
Market 10c lower al 50 700 50 10 per 100 10
for light to medium hogs Country dressed
hogs steady at pa l2isc per h..
Sales-Newton * Co: 1877 Penn hogs, l59
10, 50 Is. l rough, go 10, so.
Tobin & Shannon: 80 Penn hogs. 12i ID,
$40.
Chicago. April s0.-HOGs-Receipts. %. 900:
lower: bulk Of sales. IS SOaSS 30; light, s. -
ass 30; mixed IS 20HSS 40. heavy, 81 900
IS 30; rough, 81 9OqSs %; pigs, 81 l0gss 10.
use 40. Texas steers. Sass 10: stockers and
feeders, 50 5OGSs IS: COWS and heifers, 50 cog
S. 30; calves, SdgSs So. SHEEP-Receipts'
l3. vcO steady; natives. 81 e0nS5 20; yearllnss,
s. 4OqS6 80: lambs. native. s. 90qS7 10
Kansas City April 3O.-HOGS-Receipts pts,
1900; lower; bulk. s. l1Gss 50; heavy s. 300
light. IS i5qSS 30; pigs. 81 bogss 10 CATTLE
Receipts. $1,000. includins 400 Southerns.
steady prime fed steers - OOHSS To- dressed
beef 81 40Q$S 30: Southern. So 5OgSs 10; COWS.
:
feeders So 5OGSs %: bulls. 50 509S7 % calves,
So 5OGS9 90. sHEEP-Receipts. 10000; steady
to strong. Lambs. SeQSs 10; yeariings s. 19g
81 40: wethers s. 25QSG 80. ewes. 81 25gSG ~.
ST. Louis April O.-HOGS-Receipts. G5oo:
lower. pigs and lights. Sass 30; mixed and
butchers. IS 2JuSs 90. good heavy. - 4vaSs -.
CATTI Receipts 1900. including 100 Tex
ans. steady: native beef steers, 81 5oHSy 70
cows and heifers. 81 2jNSS 10 stockers and
feeders s5QSs. Texas and Indian steers. s. 20
ass. cowr and heifcrs. 81 50Qsd 60; native
calves S6HSlO ~ SHEEP-Receipts. 2,oOO.
steady: native muttons So I5qs6 ~; lambs. -
ass ID. sheared lambs. 81 25qS7 O5, spring
lambs IS 5O4S9.
East Buffalo. April O.-CArrLE-Receipts.
ca: steady. NBAI.S-Receipts 80. active and
steady. s5q9 90 HOGS-3eceipts Loco. slow
and 59lOc lower: heavy s. soqSs 90; mixed.
s. g5QSa: workers and pig. 50. roughs. 81 9og
s. stays So 5OgS7 dairles. s. 75QS9 SHEEP
and I.AMBS-Receipts. $500: sheep slow
lambs active, yearlngs ana wethers. steady
others lOal5c higher. lambs - 5OgS' 90
vearlings S5mS7' wetner- IS 5ndSJ 70; ewes,
s. 50GS5 40: sheep, mixed. s. 25qs5 GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
STATEN ISLAND.

SEA SHORE. FURNISHED
bnnqalow. season $3.50. price. 5000. 800
down eO3 Manhattan S. See Nj. NiliAe'
ATKERNAN iST Greenwich st. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
BRADLEY BEACH. y. ).

uor-srs FOR RENT.-s2OO 20 $500 tesirs
~ for saie 50 SEQ 20 $4,000 our "a.
viii meet all trains BY appointment Poster
& son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
COrTONsEED OIL.

The market was unsettled. and price changes
.eerned 10 be Influenced more hy speculative
generations and switching from MAY 20 later
months than by any changes IN general condi
tons Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Buys Estate at Ridgewood.

Z. J. Goertner. OF this city. has pur-
chased the country home OF James A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

snt ~ END for August. with the curb ~
9s 31d FOR spot On Ind for May and N Isd
for August. London cshled the visible supply
an 4 GO 600 tons. against 500. 900 last week.
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GOt itGt
-ccTn- pecsiDts 54S pkgs Fresh
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Receipts l.7s5 head; nearly all for slaush-
ter. Market nominal. feeling dull Dressed
beef steady at 12Q lac for city dressed ma
tive sides.
CALVES.
Receipts 232 head; all for the market.
Trade active and prices go higher. Com
mon to choice veals sold at s70 $40 20 per
100 10. Dressed calves in fair demand and
steady al ia 15c for city dressed veals: q
13c for country dressed.
Sales-TObin & Shannon: 80 veals. 1871 III
average. at $40 % per 100 Ii; o.. 1870 ID,
50 5O 1e, 100 h. 81 30.
Newton G Co.: % veals, l27 ID. $40 rs: 30.
121 Id, 50 30. .. &c 10, 81.
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..,.o.un or BROOKLYN.

a. arur Postal will bring YOU photos
| V6ht and booklet ~ Of my and l
4 room Tapestry Brick Homes a, station u
I new Sea Beach subway. A0Vl 70 sou
i OTTO SINGER, 24s Kings HIGHWAY bNu.
DEsTRARLE two-family dwelling, 50 East
52d IT.. 81 600: 500 down and $50 Ln2nSp
IL. upper floor 20 rent for SIG. ACkEh b.
MAN 1871 Greenwich ~.
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urSrCursrEK COUNTY.
REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES in the real country ness
an IN, eot s,rset phone $3.50 Madison
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TOILET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
7-,,-,I7 I,S0NIc TEMPLE hali-iodE-
~ :, "a reasonas,le Barnett & Co. IL tsf'
i25th -.
-1--,r 50 WALL. ST.. suite So handsome
furnished private Office and oesk room
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday al the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroom. II and Is Vesey
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The Bronx.

ALJERTON AVE. :, 100 q OF Tacoma
ave. 260xirreg: Louisa = Avery 70 Allerton
Avenue Corporation, l2s Broadway April ~;
due, etc, per bond S2l 600; attorney, Iit-e
Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway.
GRAY AVE, W cor Wood ave. 45lNlOl. II :
Emeie Ochaner 20 Elizabeth Dorlins. li3
East lS0th ST. April 20: yrs. per cent
81 100: attorneys. Knox g. ID. p Cedar 81
HUNT AVE- W 5 POO u Of Sycamore ~.
two lots each. i6 sxIOo: two mtgs. .. 30 each;
Thomas p Howiey to Marie Walsh, West
Burke. Vermont: April p: due etc. as per
iond; 81. 800; attorney, C squires. 299 Madison