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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Juns 10. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHTAT-The wheat market experienced q rally
Of 2ts q Sc a bushel yesterday on active covering.
Wes steady. with net gains o., lB92c. Tie buying
movement was starred b. reports o! frost IN the
American and Canadian Northwest which. Il was
feared. might cause damage 10 the cop there. Ad-
vices from Missouri also claimed that there Wers
fears Of black rust damage. while report by
y. w. SNOW Indicated tbs probability Of dsppoint-
ing harvesting returns IN the sections which sur
fesed most from the Hessau fly. Ih- Liverpool
markr: unchanged 10 points lower but the
tone abroad a little steatier, although II was
said that American aud Indian offerings were 90
mcut ia tie export demand iu fact. exporters were
complaining ~ cancellations Of Old contracts which
had been made for August September shipment
and which were said % have been cancelled az
considerable loss 70 the buyer. During the after
noon prices broke about &c a bushel. oTins 20
reports that freight engagements had been made
10. the transportation " 100000 tons approximate
ly 1000 GUO bushesl from Archansel Russia. 10
loss. The weather forecast for continued
showers and cooler. sud II was feared that the
harvest would be later than had been expected
iu fact, II was said that country shippers IN
Illinois. who hal made contracts for shipment about
July 20 were trying 10 cancel their contracts. II the
local cash market No rel winter wheat was
NCS York. export billed. No Northern Duluth,
81 aji. and No / Northern Manitoba. &l2li2
C j Buffalo CORN-Furthcr rains over the West
and predictions for continued showers and cooler
i'm. closing with net gains q II 425tc. There
were continued comp aiLts Of backward season.
Ia the local cash market No 2 yellow corn was
quoted at S6nc. prompt shipment OAFS-Firmer.
In sympathy with wheat and com. closing with net
gains Of 4.alc. The cash market was steady
standard quoted at Sac. No white. 5ito; No /?
white. 53A.c; No white, 55he: fancy e.iPpet
all elevator. RYE-Alarket quiet No Western.
81 25 nominal. 1 I export BAIILEi-Market
steady: mailing 74g7sc. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
EAST SIDE.
BRONX LOT SALE
A BIG SUCCESS
S199,665 Received for 147 Par
GELS, an Average of S1,367
for Each.

In the Vesey st. salesroom yester-
day there was evidence Of activity
that 10, in comparison with the general
quiet of the market-the showing at
least rejecting that interest In realty
is yet keen, for there were over four
hundred men and some women present
to make bids for the offering OF liz
improved lots situated In IT'D ST.,
Featherbed Lane, Macomb's Road,
Shakespeare av., Jessup av. and Jessup
Place, in the West Bronx, in proximity
to the Washington Bridge Plaza.
Bryan L. Kennedy conducted the
sale, which started shortly after noon.
Contained in the map Of the property
sold there were I'll lots instead OF liz,
as previously announced. One hun
bred and forty-six lots were sold for a
total Of S199 ,665, which was an average
of 81 1857 a lot. The remaining twenty
five lots were not offered.
The owners of the property were
most enthusiastic regarding the sue
cess of the sale. The property was
sold because of due mortgage and 20
save the equity. A considerable
amount over and above the mortgage,
interest, assessments, etc, was OBJ
tanned for the lots sold, besides leaving
the owners with the lots not offered
free and clear. The lots not offered
were some of the best, being located on
Macomb's Road.
The largest item in the sale was the
disposal of FIVE lots and frame dwell
ing at the southwest corner OF Jessup
av. and Featherbed Lane. This was
purchased by Elizabeth Griggs for sl3,-
800. The corner Of Featherhed Lane
and Macomb's load was purchased BY
]. F. Meehan for $3.50. The sale was
begun with Lots and z on Shake
speare ay., just south Of Featherbed
Lane. which A. Finck bought for $1,000.
lots adjoining to the north being as
sessed at $4,000 each.
Among the buyers were Thomas 9.
O'Conor, II. g. VI. Mandelbaum, MrN +.
NJ. Smith, Joseph NJ. Lesser, James II.
Small, jr., Thomas Callahan, Mrs. John
Schnapp, John J. McDonough, John ].
Foley, A. Gehrhardt, NJ. Walters, W. A.
Staller, II. Berwaldt, Henry E. Gobole.
D. ]. Killian, Michael Klein, John Rus
sell, Arco Realty Company, John G.
Wait, Fred Cook, J. & n. Realty Com
pany, R. J. Van Horn, Charles Doll
necke, Margaret z. Glynn, A. G. Farley,
John W. Farrell, DR.. Alfred Ferges.
Lowenfeld & Prayer, Joseph Loeb. ISL
dore Katz and Alexander Angelina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
PLOTS SOLD FOR
THEATRE SITES
One in West 96th Street
Another in East 18th
Street.

A theatre will be erected, according
TO a report in real estate circles yes
terday, on Goth St, 100 feet from
the Broadway subway station. The
Claremont Building Company, recently
formed, has taken title TO the properties
at 206 and POS West 96th ST., five and
one-half story building, with frontage
Of 63.3 feet, from Henry A Bloomberg
and Frank Z. Gillies.
Three five story fats on e5th st. in
the rear Of the property occupying
plot S2x100 feet, owned by Gustave
Disch, are under contract for sale, and
are said to have been obtained by tho
same interest. Adjoining these houses
on the west is moving picture place,
on a lot 29.4 feet wide. Should this
also be incorporated in the site the
95th st. frontage would be increased
to lila feet. The company, it is I'M
derstood, intends to improve the site
with a theatre building. The directors
are Edward G. Woody, Charles Monash
and Henry w. Cugler.
Joseph P. Day sold for the st. Eliza
beth Industrial School, 235 and 237
East 14th st., on a plot 52xl02.3 feet,
to the American Movie Company,
which will demolish the buildings.
ing the site with theatre, with offices
above.
Other sales follow:
SlssTH sT.-The Nehring Company has sold FOR
David Zpkin 70 the Nose Goodman Corporation.
Aaron Goodman president tho plot l00Ie5
the south side OF lsSth St.. adjoining the home
Of DR.. Louis Haberstroh. at the southeast cor
ner OF ST. icholasN Plans arc being prepared
Tor the improvement Of the site With two six
story apartment houses, 20 30 ready for occu-
pauCy on January /.
PROSPECT AV-The NJ r. Realty Company.
Morris Halpem. president. has sold the plot AK
IS on the west side Of Prospect ay, north OF
Boston Road. with an T. - feet vide extend
!ng through 20 Lafayette st. Tho purchaser Is
the BenensOn Realty Company. which plans 10
erect on the site fy0-stOry apartment house.
In part payment the Benenson Realty Company
gave the three and fye-story loft building at
lis Lewis st. on lOt 2j.lIl00.
9TH AY.-The 81. Johns Park Realty Company
purchased from the Frazer Coleman Realty COM
pany 81 and SO Ninth ay., two four story tens-
ments. &c 3xl00x irregular. SO feet south OF Sn-
tenth ST. The property Adjoins the plant OF the
National Biscuit Company on tho northwest cor
LEXINGTON AY.--wllliam s. Lslor has sold for
Mortimer C. Baldwin. 10 Gustsvs MaT. 1901
Lexington av a tourist nat. with store. on a
lot 20N70 between Eighty FIRST and Eighty second
sta The purchaser IS a tenant
CLAY AV-AleIander Selkin nd David MINI
have sold for the II. NJ. CONSTRUCTION Company
~ a client Of Calm Pittman 1858 Clay aE,
threo-story dwelling lot 21ISo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
LONG ISLAND.

WATERFRONT PROPERTY
Arc you interested in a waterfront bunga-
low? II 80, write. call or telephone, little
cash needed; no brokers S. EICHEN, 243
w. saith st, ~ Y e. Tel 1850 Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Dexterous Selling.

There has been steady liquidation
Of securities from Europe all along
but IL il has been the selling OF ne
eessity II has not worn its earmarks.
On the contrary, there is evidence 7 AZ
the selling has been conducted nee
with a dexterity that precludes any
notion Of compulsion-increasing when
the market bettered, diminishing as
prices declined, and on breaks ceaslng
altogether. What the aggregate OF the
selling from Europe has been there
is no telling. 1t is interesting, Ut
yet no index Of real value, that one
house of Importance within three re,
cent DAYS Of small markets disposed
Of about 100000 worth Of the con
signments TO it. What this one hrm
has been doing probably twenty others
have also done, but as to that, OF
course. there can only be conjecture
Perhaps the selling that is yet TO come
will not be so entirely leisurely as
that which has been accomplishing so
far. but the eagerness of bankers here
70 make loans TO the Allies with Amer
lean securities az collateral lhPil to
that good care will be taken not U
injure the market for those SECURITIES.
Il IL even within the possibilities tat
a pool will be formed TO take over
from France and England conslderaDle,
blocks Of Americsns-as was PROPOSED
IN the first few days Of the war-ah "a
either liouidate them gradually or sell
collateral trust securities against
them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday At
auction at the exchange salesroom BY Adrian II.
Muller & Son:
IS 500 Deutscher verein German Club per cent
bonds: interest January l....................4I
$500 schoharie Manor Association 3 per cent
s. u boz Automobile club OF America per cent
bands due November 1880. ...................6 "a
40 shares Metailurgicsl Securities Company pre-
20 '. shares Me,ailurEcaI Securities Company com;
a. 6S5 Fort Worth & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Isl mortgage 4 per cent gold bonds. due 1928: In
terest January and july. ............... %
IS 900 New York and Queens Electric Light and
Power Company per cent lst consolidated mort
gaze sO-yeir gold bonds. due 1880. interest Feb
mary and August .......... .g9N4
s. 900 Kansas City. Fort Scott a Memphis Rail
due 1896 interest April ard October .7lh
81 900 Iowa Central Railway Company lst mort
gage per cent gold bonds. due 1888: Interest
20 shares Reminron typewriter Company I'd pre-:
ferred $500 eacl. .........-. ....... 80
bonds Of 1912: interest January and July 90
IS shares Terminal Warehouse Company $500
eA'"' FOR Account Of Trustees.
81 600 Military Naval Corporation lo-yen 5 per
cent gold bond. due January 1920. interest jan
uAy and July; July. 1918. coupon attached (;
sos zoo Arkansas state per cent levee bonds. due
March %. 1901; 81 500 have January 1873 eou-
pons attached. $4,000 have July. 1917. coupons
81 600 State q Arkansas Railroad aid bond, issued
70 he A ,daHa Central Railway Company. due
Oh New York certificates Of deposit, lot. .... $50
For Account q Whom l. May Concern.
81 shares Hall Switch and Signal Company pre-
ferred $500 eachl per share .............. $40
90 shares Hall switch and Signal Company com
mon 500 saehl per share 49,. $3.50
pany 4 PER cent bonds due 1885, iot -. .t33 900
shares Nsw-YoEksE sAats Zsituns; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth Niipn.. June Is.mwHEATINO l hard.
en- en- sii5@N9G: july. sis.
wsuke.s; wis WIS; o, June is Iy,Ifs1S !. ,.
81 Is. july sl.OiA. CoRN-No 3 yellow. I6a
76il July. 7jb. BARLEY-Malting. 7Oca7Jc.
Philadelphia June 6.-WIEAT-Hgher; No 2
red. car lots export SlAgSl 20; No l Northern
Duluth. El.349$!37. CORN-Firm. OATS
Toledo. Ohio June ls.--wHEAT-Cash sl.l6I1 :
July. slOj: September, $l.O4. CLovERsEED-
Prime cash. 81 49, October and December. S IS.
ALSIKE-Prime cash. $3.50; August. $3.50 TIM
OTHY-Pnme. cash. 1906: September and Octo-
ber So. -
hard, sI20M No / Northern. Sll77s@N.25Zs:
80 2 Northern. ,n.li$@sl23S; Jgly- Sligo
white. 45h946 Flour and Bran unchanged.
Kansas. City June l6-WHiEAT,I;No hard.
10 ? mixed. 7l&dT2; No 2 white. -; No 2
yellow. =. oATs-No white. IS; No mixed.
81 g Louis. June ls.-wREAT-No. 2 red 81. a.:
No 2 hard Nl99Sl.23: July, Sl.00S CORN
No 2. T4h; No 2 white. I5SIsh; July; 74+.S
74x OATS-No 2. asa: No white. 10; July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

a: Chicago we're 5000. estimated FOR Thur.d1y.
900. P0RK-Quiet; mess, tls9sls 50; family
i2l 9{23: short clear. $40. o9s2l. 50. BEEF
Quiet. meas. Sls.5Os$ls; family. $3.50 $50 50;
pocset. Sl93s20; extra India mess, t53@t5i.
DRESSED HOGS-steady: bacons l07se $50 lbs.
lie. $50 Ibs. lll,c: 40 lbs. Use: piss. ll'se.
CUT AfEATS-Pickled bellies quiet. 10 lbs. l3tc:
y lbs. l3c li lbs. l2c: picked hams steady IA
county. 81 9sl4c. LARD-Firmsr: Middle, West;
e.05@ 9.lsc. city lard steady. sac; refined ard
steady. South America. l050c; Continent 10 55ci
Brazil kegs. soc; compound steady. : s@ Sc
sTEARINE-stea1y; oleo. S19sAc; CITY laru'
steariue lOAc.
Refined petroleum was unchanged. Linseed oil
was steady az recent prices Standard white. petro-
leum bbs New York and Philadelphia ! DOC: ogLK.
&c. standard white, cases. New York and PhiIahe1,
phiA eT5c: water white. bbs. New YORK and
philadelphia. s:3oc bulk. &c. water white s efsS
New York and Philadelphia. 10. Sc L-lNsLI.D
OIIS-American seed. city. raw. 65Ss5c; out-oi-
town. raw. 5l565c: Calcutta raw. 75e.
NAVAL STORES.
Tlrpentine was steady and unchanged. with q
iAir trade. Rosia was quiet AZ recent prices aH
inactive ard unchanged TURPENTlNE-Spirits'
machine bbis. I2ho TLR-Retor and kiln. Sc.
ROsIN-Common 70 good strained SOC IS s.SoG;
d, 345c: Z, 3.5oc; + and G. S53ci An9 l.
s.75c; x. assoc ". 5000; y. 5.i6c; W g. esoe'
and W. s.l5e-
corToaegED OIL
Costonssed oil wu nrmSs during tho forenoon
with less pressure and more or less eoYeFlhg,
prompted largely b. the frmness IN he psoTlsloA
market Range OF prices; v..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Reading STAYS Regular.

Regular dividend on Reading" was
q cry that brought obvious relief IN
The customers rooms OF brokerage OF
fees. Reading has been perslstehtiy
beared by the professional element
but the stock has 20 long been IA
Torite speculation with the trading
public that occasional spectators
found II impossible 70 believe that inc
directors would reduce the dividend
rate. Nevertheless, az the time APP
preached for the meeting there was
good deal Of nervousness In the street
and q sharp break In the stock would
certainly have touched Of an aecumu-
iation Of stop loss orders. kesding
hss not earned is dividend IN the
current year, but IL was generally
realized that circumstances have been
exceptional, and In view Of the com.
banzs iSs.OOo.0oo Of surplus there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Stock Market Confused.

While stock market movements were
confused yesterday morning, there was
disposition in the Street to attribute
the failure of the trading TO show a
definite trend TO uncertainty over the
bearing of the exchange situation upon
security prices. The superficial argu-
mens was that the decline in the Euro
pean exchanges would bring forth a
great outpouring of American securi-
ties upon this market from abroad;
that either the securities would come
from holders DESTROYS of realizing a
prof. through exchange, or by taxation
they would be forced from the hands
Of those who would be well satisfied
otherwise TO hold on to them. What
did not seem to be taken into account
b. the pessimistic was the length to
which necessity would have to drive,
the foreign holders Of Americans
who have kept them through more
than ten months Of war; before they
would sacrifice their investments IN
the soundest securities now obtainable
at prices around the present level.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17

The following securities were sold yesterday Al
auction at the exchange salesroom by Adrian II.
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
RESERVE BANKS ASSESSED
Must Pay one-Tenth Of 1 Per
Cent for Systems Expenses.
[From The Tribune Bureau J

Washington, June 15.-To pay the
overhead charges Of the Federal Re
serve system, the Reserve Board To-
day levied an assessment Of one-tenth
of | per cent Of the capitals on the
twelve regional reserve banks. Ih ms
will result in the payment OF SUISSE;
One-half Of this amount must De pald
on July / and the other half on sep
TENDER |. -,
The first assessment was LEVIED on
November q, 1914, and was Tor S4ol,-
76e 40. In this estimate sum lot
the cost Of Federal Reserve notes was
included. These accounts have since
been separated. The present assess,
r"ont includes no estimate for note
nreparation, as each bank will pay for
ita oWn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. June 10. 1918.
BEEVES.


Rec.,pts. 2.745 head. 80 cars on sale Trade slow
with steers steady. Bulls weak TO l5c lower: cows
I5@25c lower and very dull at the decline; me
yards were cleared Good to fairly prime steers s2d
"a a5Gss5o: extra, sS656S7; outside figures fo!
''S ssIet@s sanders 20 Ohio steers. 1881 ID aver
sse 50 lP: :5 i sS5S S i 10 1888 $40
cows 1903. 5.6j Q, 1895. Sg,2o .: $40 nv 2.
1853, g; lS 9s'' $500 = '''' "'o' H. S'O' ."
" T Sty SSyg Co.: IS Penn steers 1898 b. $40
& g rs il2 20 81 sis; bulls io6s $3.50 log:
gs So: heifers SIC. S6.25; - Ohio cows ilss ;, :
s35 ,5? I cow: i@ss So s5s !; % 5io1 81 s
s5.2j; 8. 1885, $3.50: 10. 97S. $3.50; %. 49, "a =
Newton 5, q, SCI Il ioo 6sn IS is' bulls. iss5
3 gGs. s575; :. Tl3 IS; q cows. Sss. So :; s4S'
SIS SS S Sai, "iS SSj t. s5l 81 60
IS Q cows OF various weights. Siet5.!5. &C. o,
Ksrns Commission Co. bulls. 1909 ID. 50; IL
vs. Judd Judd Co Co. " bulls and cows Of various
"s hTd1.S Mullen bulls. 500 b. Sc various
s5i e. AZ sos; :. sol. s325: 8. 4o6. s.;
O curtis Son. bulls u. 5E9 :, ~ Is, ~ Isl T.
cows ss! s. j. Slr t 70 Wf iig SO H
500. s. / COW. 100. So p 10. 80 D.. oS'' Wow
CALVES.
Receipts. 1891 head; 2.es5 on sale. Market sloE
aud soc lower than Monday some sales loessI
lower than top sales on that market. common
TO prime vsAls mainly S9tl0. some early trans.
actions. $40 25aSlo 30: culls at S5gSo 30 shim
milk calves tjat575. fed and MIXED AZ S9So.lo
City dressed vea!s lower at l2h@isc: country
dressed AZ 9hal3c. 49, a.
average $40. 49, 100. Sg55: 81, ltI, 81 80; II.
~ 30. a.. ij2 81 eulls 10. 50; as lei '3 30
o., iil 1915; o. il3, So 50; .. 80. 50: 10. lol,
s. 50. 20. ia 81; eulls $50. So 81, ,-,o
.JsIllns wrsh, 4 Go. 10 Dired. l2S h. 1885,
ssndsn aI'' Of ,sIs. $50 ID. ,iaso; IL iSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Powder Bonds Turned In.

The Atlas Powder Company as
result of It's recent offering Of stock,
IL was announced yesterday, has had
turned In practically 80 per cent OF
ia per cent l0-year income bonds
the original issue Of which was $S'-
600. 900. Under It's indenture with the
Guaranty Trust Company the com,
pany will redeem on August ] All OF
its then outstanding bonds at 1O2 per
cent of their face value. The STOCK
Offering consisted OF $4,000 shares OF
per cent cumulative preferred ana
q. 900 shares of common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Sales in Auction Rooms,
AZ ll Nesey st
Nv Insonh 2. DAy.

BY Joseph P. Day.
BROADWAY. l744-s . cor 56th ST. lSl .gIlz.' ~
100 2xSST sly tenmt; Mooney 81 a. ast u
W Harkness et al: Blandy. Mooney shpmHl,
attys: L Hoffman, ref; partition Ad!ourheo
7aIg ST Io.55 W. s. 60 9Th av SO 2IsS Or
6s 2xI SKIS 10 9th ay 20H5OX74: sly loft oldg
] schwartz Agt Lehmaier et az. hrseh.
scheuerman & Linburs, atVs, W hleih' ie' .
partition To tho plsintiN for SlI5,OO9 oo. =,
laTH ST 20 W, n 5. 1854 9Th aV lsllIs-'
sty tenmt and store: Emanu-El ConsIegauon .,
civ sgt Mutual Alliance Trust Co OF y I
et al: Guggenheimer. Cntermyer Mar i
attys W Churchill. ref due; 80 80 % 'Ahe''
Asst ST, i43 w, 5. 225 lOtn az, Io6eo.s'
stv tenint and stores. Franklin Savings Bank IN
civ Of agt T Tltz et a.: W VI Powell ~
sity. q c Norton ref due, s., 43s. 10, taxes ETC.
81 az 50 To J Tsb0lt for S7,22J.
Al the Bronx Exchange:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
nuNrgER Az. g. 1914 Bussing r. 59Iloo.
vacant: c II Clark et al. exrs. ast t htlte'
81 al: action 2. Z Clinch. atiy; ~. r5u ~
ref: due, Sl.4lsO2: taxes. etc. 'lsO'SO' AZ '"'
n6STIcEtIo Az, s.. l'1is Busting az ISIloo:
Us,.nt' e II CLARK e. al, eIrs sgt c Ierrett
- All: action / 8 Clinch. atty nyu .s.
re-. due 81, $50 20: taxes, etc. SlS9l7. 10 ne
plaintiff FOR $500.
By Henry Brady.
TOWNSEND AV, " g. 1870 lI2d ST. 80 srst OK
9sy6s / vacant: Anna Crossln 3g nOn
a. al: action 2; II Swain. atty Hunter re-,
due lt.735.22; taxes, ETC. 500. 10 INC piai''-N
for 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Commercial Leases.

Cross & Brown Company sold for the Inomss
Motor cab Company 70 the Flat Repair SoLhgssnSy
tho lease u the one story Duiidlhs al oi' "e'' '"
Real Estate Management Company leased 5or Nine
Bailly the store and basement AZ $50
Jobn j Kavanagh leased the store al $50 Medls9n n
nv 10 the Wright Laundry. also store a. p ~
q seide & Son and I. l. Levin leased Iof
salo Cchn the building IS West lz5th ST. iof u1'
AZ A cafe and grill room. -. p,..i,.
% pann sGurs have taken a lease from hosene
q + Barr. OF the remodelled buildlng az 10 west
SSH 81 for three years at about s1.oo9 yva, ,-ad
shaw & Co leased the store at 200 Last A'So
a. 70 A Fashllglan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Borough Park Lots Sold.

The sale Of lots in Borough Park conducted BY
the Jefe Johnson. Jr Company at the Brooklyn
Academy u Alxsic on Tuesday night continued
until 2 O'Clock IN the morning Upward Of 100
persons attended the auction. and pa o. the lots
we're disposed o. for bids AsgregatinE Sl35. 565.
some Of the lots. which included hat and even
quarter lots. disposed Of al private treaty,
leaving about thirty which the aucfioneer announced
would be sold on June %. In the Montague Street
Exchange with one or two exceptions. the buyers
were residents and owners Of Borough PARK realty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
Westchester Transactions.

Eish a Marvin rented furnished for the sumner
,ha S.Irev Bean property, IN King St. a. Green
wch. Conn. to o. GUIDE. II consists q LA 20
lonia house outbuildings and ten actes q la,u
socation portion Of It's property near tne bilS S
SIN Iodge Brarclin Manor. 70 HAIRY d. Alonsn"
~ the y W Woolworth Company. -. -,
Fish a Marvin rented for Robert o. hsywara ms
residence at Lawrence PARK West: Br9n1se' s0
term 10 Harry b. Gordon OF ~ Louls. anu Nts
William De Nyse Nichols az Briarcih Manor near
the Lodge which consists OF large residence over
tyyo and one half acres and oufOulldings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
French Credit Coming.

Talk Of a large French credit mere
created against the deposit OF Ameri-
can securities in Paris, continues 70
be heard in foreign exchange circles
Rumor has mentioned amounts run
ming from $50,O00,000 TO as high as
3200, 600, 900. Yesterday II was be
lieved that the establishment OF such
a credit was probably no more than q
week on and perhaps a matter OF only
few days. French exchange maze
new low records, sales Of checks being
made A. the rate Of 646% francs Tor
q dollar. with cables 5.A6A francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
New Building Plans
The Bronx.

EeeenAN sT.ss cor stebbins sv: for ! sly brk
stores. iii IIIlO: Harp Building Co, II Harp;
l5Ss Vyse Av pres. owner. L PiseiottA. sgl
ilath g. archt: cost. $4,000
ts5n ST cor Forest sr; FOR a S sty brk tenmt.
so i04r9o: Forest Az Realty q Const Co
shs.,sn So Forest Az pres owner, W Hoppe,
s50 Xss,cbsster Az archt cost $50 900
1850 ST, cor stebbins az: for a sly otk
tenrnt. 66TiL x9I 81 schlessinger- Gilman Const
Moore & Landsiedel. Sd az and listh st. archts;
cost sJ9VtV