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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
LEASE PARK
AVENUE SITE
Interior Decorators to
Have Building on 57th
Street Corner.

The Hayden Company, specialists In
English period furniture, interior dec
orators and art dealers, located for a
number of years ct 523 Fifth av., has
leased the southwest corner Of Park
av. and 57th ST., having a frontage Of
1908 feet on Park av. and % feet on
57th st. A six story building with base
ment will be erected on the site. lt
will be designed as a private residence
in the Georgian style. The entire
building, which will be occupied by he
Hayden Company, will be ready for &C.
cupancy by May l next.
The Hayden Company was estab-
lished in 1916. 1t has a large factory
at Rochester, ". Y. The Park av. cor
ner is owned by Henry B. Anderson,
who also owns a number OF other prop
critics in the vicinity. The lease was
negotiated by Pease & Gilman. The
contract for the building has been
awarded to A. /. Mordecai g. Son. =.
In relation to this transaction well
known broker said yesterday:
"The constant encroachment in Firth
av. of large mercantile firms OF the de-
partment store type Is gradually caus-
ing the art firms to move further up
town. A number of them, seeking q
more reserved and less commercial
atmosphere, have moved from Fifth ay.
into the adjacent side streets and the
adjoining avenues during the last few
years.
"The removal Of this Fifth av. firm to
Park av. and 57th st. will no doubt
awaken new interest in both of these
thoroughfares. Park avs possibilities
are not limited to apartment house
development, and for certain high
grade businesses such as art firms, it
is worthy Of serious attention. A num-
Der of art firms have already located
in 9th st. east OF Fifth av., and there
il a we'll defined tendency among the
art lines to be east of Fifth av. and for
the strictly mercantile Developments to
- nlocas vyest If tho avenue"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. october II. 1918.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Premium on Foreign Sales.

In August, when demand sterling got
down 70 whore & check good for SOW
gsign in London cost only $3.50 70 buy
here, there was a premium Of. roughly,
per cent, 10 encourage Britons 10 sell
TER American stocks in this market.
AoE the premium through exchange,
VIII checks selling at about S4.674,
sis been cut in half But II has been
supplemented by a rise in some Of the
ie-talled International issues" of D
e % per cent, and even more. For the
s'!or who sells his stocks here, not TO
~ debts in this country, but for the
V1si there is in il, there is great
"a more reason 10 dispose of his
hsnesns" now than there was when
;'.ind sterling fell 10 $3.50. If he
"a; proh, then, he has easily twice
nrs,h now. Exchange rates do not
st,sie much liquidation Of stocks
i1r abroad, but quite possibly the
IRA: supply OF grain and cotton bin
sii are flooding the msrket-to say
tsnng Of manufacturers drafts and
esss from general mercantile sources
-es's than Offsets the demand created
Y foreign stock sales. But quite pos
Wy, 100, there may be very little
H@i l.fi on the other side that Is
rilisls for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
MORE DYCKMAN
PLOTS SOLD
Large Sites in 2l3th and
214th Streets To Be
Improved Soon.
HERZOG ENLARGES
HIS PARK AVE. PLOT
Operators Take PLAYHOUSE In
Part Payment for Two
Apartment Houses.

Buying Of plots in the Dyckman dis
trict continues strong Two deals III
the section were reported yesterday.
William s. Baker sold for the Law
yers' Title and Trust Company TO the
Haven Construction Company lCharies
Flaum, president) the northwest cor
ner of 2l4th st. and Tenth av., plot
97.6x10O feet. Il will erect on the site
a five story building with stores.
Ennis G. Snnott purchased through
John K. Davidson from the Meurer es-
tate plot of five lots on the south
side Of 213th st., rs feet east of Ninth
av. The site will be improved.
Another addition TO the site OF pro-
posed thirteen story apartment house
at the southwest corner of Park av. and
5sth st. has been made by Samuel A.
Herzog, who has just purchased the
private dwelling at 90 East 5Sth St,
owned by Mrs. Hugo Mayer.
By this acquisition Mr.. Herzog has a
plot fronting 1905 feet on Park av. and
1908 feet on 5sth ST., which was accu-
mulated through Slawson & Hobbs and
is TO be Immediately improved with
structure providing two apartments on
each floor, containing nine rooms and
four baths and eight rooms and three
baths.
Lowenfeld e. Prayer bought the five
five story tenement houses on the west
side of Prospect av., between l66th and
10th SITS, from Fannie Wolf, who took
in part payment plot of seven lots on
the north side OF 145th ST., between
Fifth and Lenox avs. Also sold the
six story elevator apartment house at
535 and 537 West 151st ST., occupying
plot 75x99.11 feet located $50 feet
east Of Broadway. The buyer is Con-
rad Hubert, who gave in part payment
l40 and 142 West l04th ST., five story
flathouse, on plot 52.4Xl0l feet, be-
tween Columbus and Amsterdam avs.
The Empire City mortgage and
Holding Company Samuel Barkin and
Adolph Weiss) resold 10 an investor
1872 East 125th St, five story tene-
ment, on lot 25xl50 feet.
]. Tompkins sold the five story
flathouse, 35xl00 feet, at II East 10th
st. for Isaac Sandusky TO Sigmund
Schwartz. The purchaser gave in part
payment four dwellings on Division av.,
Rockaway Beach.
Kurz & Uren, Inc, have sold for
James Harris six lots on the westerly
side of College av., 80 feet south Of
East 169th ST., to builder, who will
improve the premises by the erection OF
new law modern tenements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
COFFEE.

Coffee prices again showed a saggins tendency and
at the close Of the day 90 points net lower.
Total gales we're $3.50 bags. There was more or
les liquidation for ne holiday and some sell
nE for Wall Street account but the greatest pressure
came IN the form Of hedging sales against pgr-
chases in the cost and freight market by Naw YORK
and New Orleans importers. Cost and freight ofers
we're not materially changed. Santos Is ofCnnE here
al Asa soc which was about the same level "a
those of Friday but u was ulm0red that pur-
ch4ses had been made IN Brazil a. lOg as ~ for
a. aud 1t was thought that the hedging sales were
against this coffee. Receipts were again heaS 40
primsry points and while prices IN Brazil were un-
changed. according 20 the public cable, the under.
tone there was believed 20 be easier. The local and
Brazilian markets will be closed 10 morrow Tie
local spot market was very inactive and prices Mere
unchanged on the basis " e. for Rio No Z. The
total warehouse deliveries IN the Unisd states last
week were ll45lt bags against 4.lO2 the pre-
yious week and S5.2i2 last year. Of the former
amount Now YORK had % s93 BAGS. Receipts al
Rio aud Sanio, last week were ~ 0o0 bags.
AGAINST 4T6 900 the previous week. TlOOD last wear
and 400 600 two yesrs ago. Clcsrances AID ship
meHts Of coffee AZ Brazilian ports during ne iast
week follow RIO cesrances 1000 bags. mciGlls
900 10 Europe and North Africa and 5000 70
Cane River Plate and west coast u South America.
Santos clearsnccs. $4,000 bags. including 10000
10 The United States $4,000 10 Europe and North
Africa and g. 900 70 Cape. River Plate and west
coast Of South America. Bahia receipts f0i NE
week 3 400 bags. stock. 10000. cleaiancs 10 the
United States 500: elsewhere, 700. Victoria GEAR
snces 10 the United states. 1900 bags. Range Of
prices. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Public Still Friendly.

my around the Street yesterday
Pa. -. eiselose that there had been a
-. seAl Of Liquidation of the war
-. the general public in the de-
" last Tuesday and Wednesday.
~. eoulo say, OF course, that the
N N. ~ had a majority Of its hold
~, y before the food. But, on the
.,sao, there were q good many in
e. "a. Nat II had been less fright
st "a was commonly supposed. Or.
4 as fright that possessed the pub
s.,.. '" no, sufficient 20 overcome an
ga. =. which had led 70 the pur-
v. ). NE war issues against the ad-
h,r,,,s brokers' and had since been
ss ~, nv Sy some extraordinary gains.
e r,s me fright enough 10 prevent
=. ;eslasue rally in support of
s,,,. issues ~ on Thursday. A greater
~ /" caution may have entered
w ~, pceie's commitments in the
: a. go. out 4 has not yet learned
~. p..t me things !, praised. "An-
~. Ss'slehem Steel" and "immense
s,sr... are still phrases current in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
A. H. WIGGIN BANKERS GUEST
Chase National Head Honored BY
Clearing House Committee.

In recognition Of his services Just
completed SIS chairman of the Clearing
House committee, Albert II. Wiggin,
president of the Chase National Bank,
was given q dinner at Sherry's last
night by William Woodward, James S.
Alexander. Francis L. Hine, Clarence
H. Kelsey and Stephen Baker. his as
sociates on the committee The pres-
dents Of all the banks and trust COM
panies that are members OF the Clear
ing House were invited to meet Mr..
Wiggin. Fifty bankers were present,
including Benjamin Strong, governor,
and Pierre Jay, president Of the board
Of the Federal Reserve Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Markets
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Situation a Factor.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October II, 1915
WHEAT

Ths wheat trade placed builish Interpretation
on ths political situation IN Europe ard prices
~. s nfm ana hisheI; closing win ne, gains O.
esy Shipment aIDsa 81 td, s,enst hs BPs, q
thd emsequeuty made America about the only
available market for wheat TO .uppiy Turone.s
Feeds need. ioi the next two or three monh. At least,
ms feeling was somewhat emphasized hy shgg
OF activity In the export market when. ssles wers
estimated al from 500 600 10 900 900 bushels
Most Of this was Manitoba wheat, but sale, srs
grades. Exports from North America last week
we're about u 800 900 bushels. indicating q larger
export demand than had been reported
Cash premiums were firmly held snd Offering,
rom me country were readily taken. and 80 far
Canadian wheat has made no apparent Impression on
the cash position. IN the local cash market No ,
jed and No. hard winter wheat were quoted At
81 y, and No l. Northern Manitoba. siOsb. c /
CORN.
The corn market was nrm. with fairly srir.
buying oEini 70 numerous complaints Of damage
Iowa and Nesfssk. Shorts seemed Inclined 70 70
steady although J. 70 &c down from the top. hu;
showing net gains Of 80 20 lc for the day Tho
yis s1I supply IN The United states Increased
COL 900 bushels. compared with decrease Of
$4,000 year ago. In the local cash market
10 yeilo" corn was quoted al 7Shc. prompt
shipment
The oats market little mors sr.irs and
prices were firm. closing with net gains Of 4 to ic
Keceipis a. primary points we're quito liberal but
the visible supply showed increase o! only
100000. compared with an increase Of i.eil 900
last year. The local cash market waz firm
s5s odaaag p0 70 ianc,. ' c GS " 5ss.ss
elevator
Market nrm No 2 Western. 500. eft New
York.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat.
December o.. tl.i2 sliok
CHICAGO PRtCE2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
5000. 600 FIFTH AVENUE LEASE
Importing Company Rents Space in
Rogers Peet Building.

Horace S. Ely & Co. have rented in
the Rogers Peet Building an entire
floor, containing approximately 10000
square feet, for term OF years 70 the
Harry Angelo Company, importers. The
space which it has taken IS IS feet on
9Th av, l66 feet on 4lst 81: ana "a
feet on 42d ST. The aggregate rental
involved is nearly 100000. The Harry
Angelo Company is now located at
34tb - and 9th av. Associate brokers
were Joseph P. Day and Frederick
Southack & Alwyn Ball, ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Biz Market in Bonds.

p. stock market, active as IL Is, has
-. ,bsorbed all the public interest;
:, bs, the Anelo-French Offering been
s,s 8 wet blanket on the high grade
,,,u-,ies market as was expected.
lsrs dealers yesterday said that they
w. benehting by the biggest demand
h, sonds that had been known since
isT On the Stock Exchange a total
~. value Of more than S6,0S9.OOO
erred hands. against S4,50O,0OO on
raw and s5.500.000 Oh Thursday. In
S,ursys short session the total was
rE06OO. Some of the most active
Isrjs Yesterday were American Tele-
ions and Telegraph convertible ! 15s,
bltinore & Ohio convertible 412s,
Cs-.rsl Pacific lists, Chile Copper Is,
Delaware & Hudson 5s receipts, full
nt New YORK Central debenture IS
r,s,.. full paid; Southern Pacific
U,Y,r,ible IS and the Is, Steel Sinking
IN, IS and Westinghouse convertible
Is receipts, full paid. In the list were
ntlated q considerable number of
seller 80" and seller 90" transac-
tons which are usually regarded as
mdente Of European selling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
0, Wiles Of Greece

W" King Constantine, one day
Az ssss, made It suddenly impossible
~ sniielos 70 continue in the Per-
, senap o. Greece, he eonceivably put
siN-taieh is 10 points on ten shares
:; sets-into the pocket Of some son
hsdis In New York City. Maybe
saoant was more-there are Greek
..'Is tnd Greek candy makers as well
: yisek pusheart men and Greek
'...0.''asf'; ard perhaps there were
wv pockets, too That. however,
80 .wn natter. What does matter is
-, -. ne decision OF Constantine 70
W eai Of war, when Bulgaria was
..-'ias TO 60 In, made all the differ
~ u ne world 70 our American war
:. Their future had just been
- Nelac them, packed in camphor
49, ne moths, for who knew when
.shi be Of use again. And then,
~ hour, Il was brought trium-
10y back 10 the from, They would
:, : VI S var stocks, indeed, that could
~ s',vt great JOY from the situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Plan N. ]. Dye Plant.

Louis Schlesingcr has sold for Will
lam II. Rankin, the Economy Realty
Company and Max Fern to the Midvsle
Chemical Works, Of ST. Louis, Mo-, a
tract of fifteen acres, bounded by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, the Long
Branch Division of the Central Rail-
Road Of New Jersey, and Front ST., a.
Bayway, Elizabeth, n. J. The new
owners will erect a dye plant. DR..
Stephen Krayer will be chief chemist.
The site is directly opposite the plant
of the Bayway Chemical Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
By Henry Brsfy.
New Buildings.
The Bronx,

HUNTER Az. - IFS n Ditm.r st; tor 81
frame clubhouse, ooIss6, Harlem lsfhI '.nD
tAndrew sumter 50 Bvay. chairman. owner.
George A sumner, ESQ Southern Blvd. architect:
cost. $4,000.
tenm,s 60. $3.50 and 5oIss; ID r Realty 60
(Domenic A Trotta. 1911 Y ltsih st. pres
owner; Luci.n Pissio,ts. SOL listh st. afehi'
tect. total. $4,000.
l72O ST, n ;. 1921 n sesbuv pl; for two o.,
BRICK tenmts 40rss; Alva Construction GO issm-
uel Lese ss7 Meirose sv pres). owner; lhare'
Scharfer i0l fremont Az. architect: cost. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot
in moderate demand sales. 5000 bales; speculation
and export. 500. American 1000; imports 600
none American). middlinz upland. .o4d. Futures
opened barely steady l5hGl7 points lover. closed
steady llGl2 psnis lower. October November.
69lhd January February. 6 e3d; March -Apri!.
. 96i1d May-June tseizd. July August t,Wi2d
Manchester-Yans easier. In cloths the higher
prices asked check business.
Tho local market for spot cotton was steady ana
20 points higher on the basis OF ~ soc for mid
ding upland. sales. delivered on contract, LOO
bales southern spot markets were teeHaphed as
follows Galveston sredy and unchanged at II 2je .
sales. 400 bales Savannah quiet and UNCHANGED az
l2c: sales 200 bales. Wilmington nominal aud
sc higher az ll@.c; no sales. Memphis steady
and unchanged at Il lSc, sales, 1000 bales Hons
Ton steady and Is points higher al Il 20c sales.
5lsS bales New orleans steady and unchanged ~
lie; sales. ESQ bales. Charleston stesdy and IN
changed AZ lltc. no sales Baltimore nominal
and unchanged at lie: no sales. Augusta steady
and IS points higher Vt IL ssc; sales. 1859 bales
~ Louis steady and unchanged al l24c. no
sales Little Rock steady and Is points lower At
u 25c: no sales
Receipts al TIE ports ana ihtefof polhS Win
coupar,sons follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Realty Notes.

The rooms Of the Real. Estate Board
will be closed to-day.
The Harlem Property Owners Asso-
citation will meet on Thursday evening
at l47 East l25th st. for ;hoir annual
election.
Pierre Van Arsdale has opened a real
estate Office in the Vanderbilt Avenue
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
||I0PICs OF DAY
N WALL STREET
..usod Sterling at New
Wv Level Since Mid
september Rise
,ppoRT BY FOREIGN
loan NOT MANIFEST
So. Stocks Reflect Benefit to
V, r,,n Of Changed Situation
II the Balkan States.

...u,, exchanges decline since II
.%,st7sA, in the middle Of SePtem,
$50 !. .. vsy back from the record
% $50, has been to many sTea'
,' -. The weakness that carried
e. : ..,, to ASK yesterday even caused
' S.., apprehension that the bsn'h ),
- q. AnrlO-Freneh loan had al
=. Amounted But in banking cir,
A.r,,no such fear. It was well
:. 's.- -, Their. that the conclusion OF
80 n.cotiations would not bring
immediate rise in the rate.
:. o. tie syndicate managers ssio
week ago, IN fact. that he
eli }. more than satisfied If the
.,,,peement merely acted SIS
-. o. the decline II was probable
-, view. that attempts TO BRING
., rally would not be made until
-, rart Of the handicap supplied
!. =. ~sss Of grain, cotton and other
fxbieb are created in great guam
=. .. his season Of the year. was
:. =; The way. Then, be thought,
s' :. the sine that the managers OF
~ is.s funds would use their com
~ aver the exchange market 10 real
s-,.,,rs To support the exchange
80 \. said, was in many ways Ike
s.rasE the stock market. 1t was
-. h times Of excitement, that
:; 80 Skiing interests attempted 70 stem
:. ssoS They waited until the hrst
-. I,S gone By; then they stepped in
- baugft what was necessary OF the
, - surplus. For that there were
=, 20, r,sssns-they could not hope to
-, M All that was offered in the
-. lace. and BY waiting until the
s,.. 81 movement had partly ex-
, ~, Itself they detached from the
,..s,,jon all It's followers who had
~ tenderey 20 wsver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Sells Newark Apartments.

Louis Schlesinger sold for the j. H
Navel Company to Benjamin ID.
Mockabee, of East Orange, the new five
story Lincoln Park apartments at 20
and % Camp St, between Broad and
Orchard SITS, Newark. The building is
arranged in thirty apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
BUYS MONTCLAIR TRACT
Soule Gets South Mountain Az. Prop
erty Opposite Land Recently Purchased.

NJ. soule, of Montclair, has ,pur-
chased from the estate of William
Logan the valuable tract of land on the
east side of South Mountain av. and
Eagle Rock Way, south Of Llewellyn
Road. Montclar. The property has
frontage of 400 feet on South Noun
tain av. and 200 feet on Eagle Rock
Way.
The buyer recently acquired 959 feet
on the south side of Mountain av., dl-
rectly opposite his recent purchase. F.
VI. Crawley Bros, of Montclair, were
the brokers in the transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
To Erect Eight Houses.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for eight three story and store
buildings 10 be erected on the north
west corner OF Fifth av. and 0vington
av., Brooklyn. on a plot of l75xll5 feet,
for Messrs. Levy Brothers Realty Com
pany, as owners. The work OF excavat-
ing for the foundation is now under
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
New Harlem Yacht Club Home.

The Harlem Yacht Club will begin
work az once on a new three story
frame clubhouse, TO go up on plot Sex
3es feet. on the west side Of Hunter
av., l75 feet north of Ditmars av., IN
The Bronx. George A. Sumner. the
architect. estimates the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
New Building Project.

Axelrad & Cohen, Inc, were the brok-
ers in the sale OF 1925 Loring Place.
feet, near the grounds Of
the New York University, for Oscar T.
Mackey TO NJ. Raymond. Plans have
been filed for the erection on this site
Of a high class apartment house. Ire
brokerage firm has secured on the
premises a building loan of 1000 at
5 per cent for FIVE years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
wren the Half-stocks Go.

s,SsH Is additionally reaction day
s,<.rs..s "srket. So far as stocks are
sAsrv however there isn't going
ut s;l Tuesday this week. How well
" yin ,satlsfy the bears wednes-
u isss ave TO show. At least they
Nries n something that looks like a
fs,a i, zen, whether or not the sub
: as ,anung, because Wednesday
~ ere;. me "half-stocks" will cut
- ss,..n0ns in two. That is fig
= tkss. quarters as q bull argu-
->ss Issues, the notion being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported
at the Custom House. for the week
ended October 8, amounted TO $780,
4C5,l22, against s36,39s, 439 the pre-
vious week and s17,512,914 in the cor
responding period last year. Since
January l, sl,129,5l2,9l4, against $780,
S37 ,49i in the corresponding period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Milling Earnings Increase.

The Standard Milling Company IN
lie report for the fiscal year ended Au.
gust 81 last. discloses net income ,o OF
siIss .06s. compared with sl,O5S,oS.
for the previous year. After payment
~ nreferred dividends there was bat
snce of s773.i25. equal TO 1880 per cent
earned on s4,6o0,00O common s'oI h"
against i4.ls per cent eGned on the
same stock in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening quiet. | point higher 70 points
lower with no business on the cal, sugar 'ulures
AIMED up on short covering and trade hlyin'. ana
prices al midday advanced Few points. lut o1ef-
dan reports 81 lower Michigan beet prices caused
.eiing movement and the market closed easy. Ia .
points net lower; Sales. 1850 tons hahss %
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
Sales at Auction.
At Il ves.y ST. /:

BY J. II. Mayors.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. AZ. . Q. cal n 18th st. 40. 81
90 n irreg: 4 and 5 sty school; Mutual Life ms
Co ar l. Brown. adjourned 70 Oct u.
Al 32os Sd sv
BY Henry Brafy
18Th ST, 72r y. cor Forest Az S6Iloo;
~ n1thouse and stores; Brooklyn Savings Bank
AT William Rohng Co ct al. 70 the planth
f0r 800 600
E1smp, tirenen's Benevolent Fund ASA AIT
owen Coyls et al: 10 the plaintiff for 3l.3o9.
BY George Price.
235TH ST, T. v cor White Plains I'd eorlit;
Peter duncan az John Stevenson et al; 70 b re-
advertised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12
COTTONsE OIL,

c,,,o,s..s all was sgsin In active demand and
$780,. ad,anced 20 new high records and closed
syirons with net gain, o. l2F22 points pfoHi
80. cowrIisSion house bought heavily, ana WINE
re-. sss rnorr or less pron taxing and some sei-
80 Tor Western account offerings were readily t4Ae
g1,,da oil vas said 10 have sold - hgh as BIC Y
~ so,,,b ana Al the close 81 the day vas qu0ted
~ siSsiiAc while co,tonssed was very sirons be
ng quoted a. high is si- per ION hause - go 49,