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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

were OF brass and that all Of the pipes
in the building were insulated WIN
asbestos. thus protecting the pipes ana
nresorving radiation. An innovation
IN .he construction was the use OF cy-
nress for the underfoorinR and sleep
a.. although somewhat more expensive
than the lumber usually used for that
rurpose. II has latedy been demon
strated. e is said, that the use OF cy-
rress urderfooring overcomes the Ia
bilitv OF the finished flooring 90 warp
or raise up because the cypress wood,
being grown ia swamps and marshy
land. Is able 20 absorb large quantities
OF moisture without causing 70 az any
time 20 expand. contract or bend.
The Alameda apartments are over 90
pcr cent rented and all Of the stores
are rented but one. The renting has
been handled by Mark Rafa'sky & Co.
The total annual rent Is said 20 be
$4,000 The ceiling heights in this
building are unusual The first floor
height is sixteen feet. which permits
Of mezzanine galleries IN tho stores.
The plant contains duplicate boilers,
pumps and other apparatus. so that
the operation Of no service in .he
building will be stopped by a break
down Of any part o. the plant.
The Uochelaga Realty and Develop
ment Company. the realty holding COM
nary for the Bank OF Montreal, bought
.he five story building az IS Wall -.
25.5xl00 feet. through the Charles F.
Noycs Company and Edward A. Arnold
FOR all cash from The Henry Morgen-
than Company, Of which Robert T.
Simon is president 49,.
This property is assessed a. Sl9o.-
000. T. was purchased 20 protect the
light and air Of the eleven story Bank
OF Montreal Building adjoining. On
the site viii be erected three story
modern freproof structure. which viii
be held free from mortgage.
The selling company bought 68 Wall
So. last week.
George J.. Long has sold for stephen
B Vernon and others 507 Fast l2Oth ST..
a vacant lot. 25xl0o10 feet. located %
feet east Of Pleasant av., 20 q buyer
Cor Improvement
In part payment for the five story
apartment house az 500 and 504 West
134th ST.. recently reported sold. the
Empire City Mortgage and Holding
Company gave 20 Frederick Brown sol
West l25,h ST.. FIVE story fathouse,
on lot 25x100 feet. Max Blau was the
broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

Nes low records 'or he srasoo we-' mac ih 's
1-tts 49,. r,oady. with gains % = nc VINO
G.-lIe- vas !. ne, lower. Larger receipts ~ 90 az
ro-. ,,ifh evidence that Tho country was te.l". ~
-.l.t1.tf-, N s1 early movement RI pc" n 2.
cancel Considerable pressure. TIE h-ml,s, l' W."
,- ,.,!lf,ons - frost ir Missouri and 10y ei.t.
moderate covering although j. We '.lt, 80,
,,-ler.,Irg continent vas iearIsh. me N'i,' ~
n., i-.re1s.4i 4fs. 900 bushels compared "il. d ~
1-ese n .G- 600 last year d. fhc ln-a casa 49,
LEI So : yellow corn was quoted ~ '-f'c V'"p-
shipment. 800
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mos

Rec.,pt, for two days. $3.50 head; 10 cars ., On
ali. Heavy and medium hogs a,9te4 =. $500 800
~ tre.,ei ~, steady. a. I-Gi2isc Tor medium
90 light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
Stock Quotation Co. Buys.

The Stock Quotation Telegraph Com
pany is the buyer Of the I'VE story
building at the southwest corner Of
Front and Moore SITS, reported sold
recently by Warren Skillin for Alice
and David H. Rowland. The company
owns o Front ST., adjoining and now
controls a plot 67.3x54xirregular.
Edward ". Clark is the buyer Of
252O Creston ave, sold recently by
Smith d Phelps for the Level Realty
Cor0uauv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
WILL OCCUPY OLD
LORD q TAYLOR SITE
Koscherak Brothers TO Pay
S250.O0O Rental for Property.

The Stephen n. Tying, Jr., Company
has leased az an aggregate rental OF
S25O.O00 the eight story building az l29-
131 Fifth av. and the FIVE story building
AZ East Goth 50. for a long period Of
wears 20 Koscherak Brothers, located al
% Park Place for the last twenty years.
Koscherak Brothers are importers and
dealers IN china, glassware and art
bric-a-brac. and their lease is regardei
as definitely fixing the immediate sec
ton IS the new centre OF the wholesale
crockery trade.
Tho Roosevelt estate, owner Of tho
property. which was formerly occupiet
by Lord & Taylor. will spend about
$4,000 in making alteratio'.s and i'm
provements. g. Claiming Miller acted
as agent for the Roosevelt estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
RENTS PARK AVENUE SUITE
Richard Sutro To BE Tenant of Apart
ment Owned by William Ziegler, Jr.

Douglas /. Elliman & Co. have leased
the last remaining apartment in 525
Park av, corner Of 6lst ct, for Edgar
A. Levy and William Ziegler, jr, to
Richard Sutro; also large apartment
in SIS Park av., corner Of 18th ST., for
Dr. John A. Victor TO George ". Stet-
son; an apartment in the new building
at 149 East doth st. 20 DR.. Anna
Hubert, an apartment in 2S7 Lexington
sv. to DR.. Armitage Whitman. and re-
newed a lease in IS East 4Sth st. to
Clinton Preston.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased 70 Louis
c. Ochs and 70 Katherine Regain apart
ments at l59 West 45th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

ITO f,fr bu,'1sr. lolng sales. 10 200 bho: ~
ui,,oa eli eIport. 900 Ams1cAn o9 % ,,,,., IN,
MI ma upland. GOD Futures qpshea ~. ~,
,,ss+v 20 points higher closed s,ron. =, a
sdssn,. y, 20l. al !, points oct So7. = ~
T.b 6e9n Nar-Ap % nsy-June. ~ ~
Aug feqh Manchester-Yans quiet ana u'in
cloth, quiet ard unchanged -, -
49, M 6eIiv.red on contract. Is 900 bales -
. Southern spo, MARKETS. we're teeyaph'd I" ~.
lows New Orleans firm a. SIC sa.es lsoy pa, az,
Sa,srnah steady. ~ higher At llsc. sales 20
saie,. Norfolk steady 60 points hisher At ll.1oc
sales LOO bales Wilmington steady. &c h'sn'' ~
1880. sale, MI. Al.
H,-eipt, a, n, ports and interior poini'. With
.,,-,s,lror. ,oilocy.
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sURROGATES NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF NON.
orsble John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate ~
the County ~ New York notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims agains,
New York, deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber.
az their place Of transactlng business,
~ ON lS9o. No 100 Broadway. Manhattan.
~ ne Ivy OF New York. on or before the
10Th day OF November next Wv
bste1' Ne" York. the 10th day OF MAY
1910 ALEXANDER BROUGH.
EDWARD q. MAU0ER
WILLIAM GoLDSTICKER, Atty. for En-.
seutorS lso Broadway, New York
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OATS

TIE cats marie, was modera'c'g active ana ~
p-'-. chsus,s were narrow ne uhi.-.'-, a. 'i,
io.,rg With uet gains ~ - n IL inc NsDe a'it'
/ ,-rrcascl OF 900 bushels compared WIN ~ .i
cease ~ e. Is- 600 last year. TIE io'a 's'n r.
wat quct So S white 1874 H 1910. No Wil,e' o.,
n 90 ordinary to fsucy clipped. 500 f-'' al
| elevator. ,-
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To Have Purchase Home.

The Joseph Haag property and part
Of the twenty-three acre tract Of
Charles c. Haviland at Purchase, near
Rye. y. Y, has been sold by Messrs.
Heckscher & DE Ssullcs 10 Alfred Lieb-
mann Brewing Company.
The consideration is reported 10 be
about $4,000. Mr. Lehman viii build
a residence this winter for his own oc-
cupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
HOUSES FOR FIFTY FAMILIES
Site To BE Improved I'm Shore Drive
Section Of Bay Ridge.

Shampan & Shampan have fled plans
for two high class apartment houses 70
be erected on a plot ls5 by lib feet. on
The northwest corner Of Bay Ridge av.
and Ridge Boulevard. for the Ridge
Boulevard Construction Company, as
owners. 20 cost Si25.0o0.
The buildings viii accommodate fifty
families The corner building will be
75x1l2. while the interior building VIII
be 70xl12. Excavatug has been begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
A S175,O0O YORKvILLE DEAL
Simon Lewald Paws Sum for Two
APARTMENTS in East 57th Street.

The c. W. /. Realty Company
Charles ". Logeling, president. has
sold to Simon Lewald the story ele-
vator apartment house al 235 to PAL
East 18th 81. The structure is arranged
for six apartments on a floor, with four,
five and six room suites, and occupies
plot 73.4x100.5. II is located 1868
fee. west of Second av, and is directly
opposite Public School 30.
The selling price was in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000. the new owner Civ
ing cash above the first mortgage Of
S1O0.O 900 held by the Excelsior Savings
Bank Henry A. Blumenthal, as attor-
ney. represented the realty company in
the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
$4,000 BROOKLYN PURCHASE
Investor Now Owns Fine New York
Avenue Apartment House.

The four story Indiana limestone and
brick apartment house at 248 New YORK
av.. adjoining s.. Johns Place. BROOK
lyn. has been sold by +. VI. Crawley q
Bros. Of Montclair, TO client for IN
vestment.
The apartment is one OF the finest in
the St. Johns Place section. The price
is said 10 be $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
$4,000 LOUNGING ROOM
It Will BE Installed in the Hotel Bilt-
more bv y. Y. Central.

Plans have been fled with Building
Superintendent Ludwig for installing
a floor in the present room, known as
the incoming station room Of the
Hotel Biltmore on the block bounded
by Add and 44th SITS and Madison and
Vanderbilt ayes.
This new room Is TO be used as q
lounge room. The New York Central
Railroad Company is the owner.
Warren & Wetmore are the architects.
The cost has been placed at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
tGGs

Receipts oday so2s cases TIE supply -
fancy ffch gathered egss continued lighi and
HIGHER rnrcs Fresh gathered rrtras Ter d1z.
SO tic. erus arsts. s2e 5sc; nrsis. 27is re.
drlies. No J 2ihSz2i.e. No 2 and poor-f
ls4 2io. checks. good 70 choice. dg. seA ale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

TERMINAL CONTRACT NO. so
For grading terminal site and approach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
coTrOEsEED OIL

The government report OIL cotton making The con-
strength and activity 90 the cotton marke; inspired
renewed aggressive operations cl fhe buying side ~
co,ionseed oil. and trading was active Nev msh
records for tho season were established s. all The
positions except October which sold within j. points
% he previous record. Tie South and West were
active BUYERS and there further covering oy lcral
shorts A. the close y the day values Is 60 81
points net higher Range q prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
CHICAGO PROVISIONS
COFFEE

IT,. corea market asain showed tendency %
e.orE slowly higher ami while fhe volume oi Dl'i-
,.. continued small pdecs a. the close OF me daf
t.ar. 3 10 points al0ve the t1al ~ SATURDAY.
mn. represented an advance % about "a dlrhg me
lac. week and holders ~ coffee here seemed 20 nave
leone li.,le more confident ~ their qos ton. ana
o,--rlnss were very small The total days business
Amounted % 0uly $50 hsss and 70 was thnuim
fEst corraarafivey few orders either way "eud
fsye made q very noticeable difference 10 IHces.
bur on the whole q was evident that a gocd many
operators believe that thc market is lew enough.
rsp~cially o. g-iccs here are pcloH parity WIN
Urszu Cost and freight Offers iron4 santos were
ffiner g being quoted . 9is9 tle. IS and - -
-'da c a a. $40 dstJc. . Al ST r h.-3c ehl IS
arl IL a. 1efe l7tc. 80 oilers were q el7ed iIoia
Eio Or Victoria tIt there was sale - Victoria -
and IS reported late on Saturday =. b'lc.
I'm the local spo, maffe' there vas = ANY ActiTe
demand. aud prices we're nrmer. with Hio -
The Warehouse deliveries in Sen York las, week
were % $40 bags. against 50 $50 the previous week
AMI $3.50 LAST year. Owing 20 the storm there
.,orc no Sew orleans figures received Receipts AZ
Rio and Santos last week Aggregated $4,000 bags.
against $50 900 tho previous week. $4,000 last 5car
AMI ~ 600 TWO years ago.
Cleorances and shipments u coffee al Brazilian
rorfs durlny the last week follow RIO ciearances.
~ 900 bags including 900 % the United states.
b. 900 % Europ. and North Africa and rs 0No 90
Cape River Plate and west coast Of south America.
Santos cicarsnces. $4,000 bass including ltl 600
10 Tie United states. 10000 20 Europe and North
Africa and 5000 20 Cape. River Plate and west
coast ~ south America.
Bahia receipts last week were g. 800 bags. stock.
q. 900. clearaucs 20 The United States MI. 10
Europe 100. and elsewhere. 100 bags.
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NEW YORK PRICE.

Martc, ,s-y. 70 2 Wrstern. F-0''1' ~
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Another Harbor View Sale.

". II. Boyd has purchased through
Cornelius G.. Kolf from the Nsrrows
Improvement Company, Inc, a plot
40xlG7 at Harbor View, Clifton, Staten
Island. This is the third sale at Har-
Dor View reported in the last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF an order OF Honorable
John 4. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF tho
County OF New York. no,lce is hereby given
70 all persons having claims against Cath
crime A Bliss. late Of the County OF New
York deceased. 10 present tho sam. with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers AZ their
place OF transacting business. at the once
OF their attorneys. Everett, Clarke q Benz
edict No 81 Wall Street. in The Borouga
Of Manhattan. city Of New York on or
before the sth day OF october next
Dated. New York. the 6th day OF ApriL
1915.
WALTER p. BLISS.
GEORGE Il. AGNEW
- Executors
torneys .oi E-.cutors. 81 Wall Street
Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

Gull, ard inferior lssipo. r,'rs'r.,of 'pse,i,
r,sr', fsn~y. 4. s2f-. ffs.s. "a llci seo',
tss's. ' pl,r az, r..rfr hernsy sh't-,. Inc
IN fancy tf64sr. ordinary = G9o1. -.
ssflrred white o. - ti-e ana qutl' D., sod
western ssthersI whites. 3g csc sais' In sad
NAY AND STRAW.
III, make, q. steady 70 I'm On .ish f' ,d ,o -
timothy. bu, auto inesi.af 'n y1ssi hi.s Of sup
ry Hay. large ta.si tmo.ig NJ. ,,,.,,rg 81 70
$3.50, No 2 'o 10 ~ ., sH't ~ clover
rlt.i .!ilt-s. STRAW ne. No J. 10 '0'H'
tales about 81 under arEs
FRESH FRUITS.
ApP,, plenty AL 'fsis AE p 81 Mssas4
81 soIt. Joaa,han 8 ;Oaii5o nne6ss'' $50 49,
Wa,,f1, tlSN Grsyous'en. S4a - Ise,9
ounce ,2ais Nor'hWe.'s, gfeeai.s - 5iT54
81 20 Ki1g Siatt Bsldrin 81 foFf3. Hue9,;ati,,
son. t.s. Re- pa, ,1g's "a I'd i ,,ii.n
Hts.h sGys. ~ Fig.n 8 -5asl. Cui, .a5
81 -s4ta ST. jrIrs fi5oaf3 - c9mngpn ,,s "a
W,.lc-, 10, s1asLs 30. feafmain 20 =. ~
jonathan. Western. tor 81 i9It- hi"f pr aRs
n -egtl CRIMES Go.den. ,5catl .o' IE1 s. a
81 .o' Clarr. Fayot,e tbI. 8 5o.N - Z,
81 %. k,s il4tl2J. sscsei. hol f''p' p Hrs mi
$. % 81 % bsu-r, 'ts.itIIa'' - -ofSi. Howell.
!; ~ 81 Boz -sr. qTINCEs. Ape. 1iL s.sN,J
fr1triFs. western : Y carrier 5oss5e Gr ,, s 1
40 q, hk, 'oge'.. b. 'a ~ 'j jsl,ty Penn.
sat iasne s't 5 - ,a l'' bs , isF sossoc
s Aa ana ,S"ae ritis SO ~ l5g Be. Fg;ilce
e 20 rpiNrS SIS bik 2oe 4sc peach ~ '9 ,s
F6r. -o.h tsk goal ac, nslc -, '.6'ic,o.
f',tr i1s,0r. bel. 4.lh nsk tasci Sl'gSSia .3
~. it.l. I'D r. peI 10-ib h'1 5odioc NiatN4.
q, ..-, co., fa-. CEANBERH1ES. tapr -.
i, MA il s. '1asf1 si crate. 81 a'a 81.
ckLEB1tEHlf.s. ,Msf9ssxNf NJ :s cd. .'srdi-4
49,. -.tf 4, ,.rr crate SEA $, n4i craze a,
IL &c. r.ns meats tea6lo Ca ,ag .i-i AZ
81 p2,l{r , s5,,: c,i 'c ei.,s. sSs2 cITRQN
an f4Ffnxs III sic. 0RANCEs. Cal loT 81 q.
Jama.cs i. ~ iot 81 :6SsS. cuban 50
s. fo-to E.o il:5e'iiil56r . .Ai1 ip'p,Rs Fla.
crs,e. $3.50. FiNEAPfLEs. Porto RICO H'' ''''
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
49,. ,-.i,. and firm Sweet potatoes more
plo-,, ana lover IoIAIohss; iS"' e. Ia So IS.
~ b Ias g. i6at2 l' s,at- $50 Do; siotss
af2. Jer-ey. round. las. Nl'.@ r., e. -. e,,,fh.
~, s'u'. t loa BASKET soas5c. Jersey. has
lit f04 e6-. Onions Shcfer l'Ianl' 49, mail
81 ;0as2 ,o. ~. 81 ,99S- Say. ,stt.e -,cSt So.
yai'oE so'a 81. rel -ocSSl. Nj and va; tboi,,nta.
Z. n.5c. Conn valley ye.-'As o-"s oif,r sl'R
81 s l5N IRrIflroIlEs "a irum. ts@tai BRt =
ttrs epuGl.T~ quar-. fniic. HAAS. S1-e'
b.sset or bas iocasi. nearby. -g ,.5 Il BEErs.
I 80 t .isfi q. CARROTs nearby ~ or
bag TrcTsi. cOhN Jerey pr ~ nv. .,,, 66i 81
Ia ieI - l,.i 81 56os5 cras :, 2i sle,
nhL Eitos 81. cra'e, ~ sasy g. crGtsBERs.
q, 49,, -0-a 81 e.. nearby 5oca{ % Los'
81 .6rSa. curumior pickles. sate. pA'"'.i q 90,
t2.-r. CELERY. neic a1l .sI ,p1I, ,1:FS rer 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
TO BUILD IN DYCKMAN
Plot Of Nine Broadway Lots Bought
as Site for Two Apartment Houses.

as Site for Two Apartment houses
Hall J. How & Co. have sold plot
Of nine lots, l25x20O feet. at the south
cast corner Of Broadway and 2o4th
st. for Frank L. Nugent 70 a builder
who intends to Immediately construct
two apartment houses equipped with
elevators and all the latest improve
monts IN vogue.
ia said that the purchaser paid price
close 10 this figure, as the corner ~
regarded as one Of the best unim-
proved sites in this section.
on the adjoining corner Of 201th -.
and Broadway there being no 2V9th
and 2O6th SITS. along Broadway Max
Just is erecting two large apartment
houses. one covering a plot 5Oxl25' ana
the corner house. Q0xl25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
Miss De WOlfe's House Rented.

Pease & Gilman have rented fur
nished for Miss Elsie de Wolfe her res
idence. q story American basement
dwelling. az l3l East list ST., TO Fran
els ". Whitehouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
NEW YORK-'ienhatf'n

American and Foreign Teschers' Agency-
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors
Govern csses etc. 10 Colleges. schools ana
Families. Apply 10 MrA II. J. YOUNG.
FULTON. 20 Union 5ausTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

LADY's MAID. hairdresser. good sesmstress;
excellent packer; middle aged. refined Irish
woman: highest references: $50. Odel 3
Agency, s25 9Th ay Phone, Bryant 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was aoiera'ey
sr,ive for the distant positions. ana pIl,e5 W.
s-r.e- Roceluts % hogs we're lighter than eipe,
al ana ,ferc Was moderate buying on some mon,
cations Of an improved cash demand hsceip 80 I"
hog. Az Chicago were 1900. esiim9si l9f o IL1a
. no r0RK-s,eady. Mess. Si6s 80. family.
526ss22. short clear $3.50 $50. BEE scan;
mess. Sl650gSl7, family. SIG So p@If; 18Th I'm
Ii6Gs- S,eaiy Bscons lie $50 - RI ~, lr9
r. I2i.c. 40 10. l2~sc PIGS l2sc. O. N iL5eAaLlo
pic..sI teules quiet DO 10. l5c. j. ID. l-,t'.
u H. iii.aIii.c Pirscd hams s.eady. quote! ~
isHalir TAILOW-S-eaty. special. o14c ~.
~ ssoas 70c Cify lard nrm: quoted az
ST. Refined lard Hm. Continent 800 sou.I
.r,-tcs O. re. Brazil kegs. lO.15c. compound
a.. ouo+ci a, S2.asa,c. STEARINL-sted 80
ol,o Toe cts lard siearine. s'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
Sale Of Flushing Row.

Paul a McGorick has bought from
the Properly Sales Corporation four
houses at Flushing, Long Island, two
of which are on SD 81. and two on 3lst
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
FLOUR ARO MEAL.

The -four market was voC firm. ovlnf 70 t,s
strength IN wheat bat buyers were only isA.s va
-four they hal 20 have Tor liaihel441 ,,.,s
~ Iasiaess vas small. The following pee rI Va
wood are Quotci cn Tie New oIH lIG''. - -
stTaisi,s. S5IS6S53O. cltrA 10 "ie,ers Sioss
IS 5O8$5Gj. winter patents sou e'.eV' 80, ".".,
q 10. extra 50 winters. 50 NA3V. h<-isN'
strsishts. S540GS56oi fancy spring I4i,ehts. ~
Ding lots. S6.25,sSe75 RYE fL1lh s,e155
fei9 IN GOOD 81 .5afI35: choice % fancy. 'o.4y4
a. 20 COliNMEAIl-S steady. Kiln ddod 80
EAG SfEAfl-S,eady. Tlne white and yellow. >Lt2 ?
---rse s. 80 FEED-tity steady. bfeA. "S,A'
as ~. i6i h ssrk, S23 Is: hesV middlings DO.
81. -four middlinss. $50: red dos. n}ur 20
II sacks $50 Western easy. brc.. IO0 ln s..
80 sf standard middings do. S-3t9t noNF MO
Sirgs do s277f. red dog -four. 40 10 sacA'
So ruaSsl. olImeal t33dSiO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
Southampton Transaction.

j. Romano Brown has sold at South
ampton, Long Island, 43-acre tract
on the Bridgehampton road for $4,000
to Charles t. Frankenbach & Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05

OT'sEWOREER Finnish American: strong; will
INK. city or country. excellent references Leh;"s
Agsncy II r l25th st Phone 55l5 Harlem
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Agents Named.

Douglas /. Gilman g. Co. have been
appointed agents for the property p
West 37th st.
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II 10 ehoic. native steers a year ago.
DEEVES.

Rsc.ip,s for two days $3.50 head; ~ cars ..
,,is ,rei1d.ns lis cars Of steers. The supply vas
greatly IN excess o. any received on Yrs''.ls "a
Ss. ioSsr dragged heavily until la'e ID the sl'st
noon without ful clearance some sa.ss ,9o ~
sOa40c lower. bulls AMI COWS droppel ',,,,ii
O.. late hour steers sold a. S6gSs,0 per !yv
II. sto~krrs az $50, bulls AZ si.N& s9.3O' e.
s. 20 Dressed beet steady a. l2sl5e per 10 i0f
lI,y dressed native sides
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Lease and Business Sold

J. Arthur Fischer has sold for Leon
Gelber the lease and business Of his
restaurant az 100 West 3Sth ST.
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Opening duh and quiet. 20 points lower OF
SALES The cal Of 80 ions, futures aver eased ~
on selling hy trad. interests hrnIgl. about hy easier
conditions IN refined sad raw sugar and az midday
tie decline caught stop orders. TIE market closed
easy 2 points net higher % a net decline %
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipt. ,or two days. l2.lio head IS ear, ca
- demand fair AMI prices steady for both
80, ana lambs Comson % prime sheep 500 a.
s. sas575 Or 700 d.. common 70 prime AM ans,
SSas95O. ar u Va a. $3.50. CaaadA anu
y, c. 10. cili. 90 sf6t1. dressed mutton slealy
o., ssiic r.r ID. dressed lamhs 81 fair demand a.
I2al5c. hog dressed. liia9lsc.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. Oct 4. 1918.
nHHTVr


Receipts to-day. 5.2N pigs T.. m,rk-, made
a further slight advance today m The choice and
fancy grade, ~ creamery. ans there was fair
trading Creamery. extras 100 srorcl 2st4r.
higher scoring. zoo 22i-r. FIST. 2f92sc. seconds
Z. p q &c. thirds. 2-H Csc. state dairy. rlest
. 4 "a 2,., good 10 PRIME 2-is &c: common 10
iNr = 'ss s5c. renovated. oItfas. 24i4c. fr,ts.
% "a &c. lower grades. ga. " zsc. imitation
creamery. frst.. 22i1 r &c. ladies'. current make
nfs's, 22a22uc. seeoads. cli4c. lover grades
~ Gle. packing sock. juno make fns e0i. a
lr4les L. n l4isf
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pROPOSALS.


STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
Lie WORKS.
Albany. September 22nd. 1917
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals VIII be received BY the
undersigned a, his office In the Capitol az
Albany. y y, until twelve o'clock noon OF
Tuesday. October Goth. 1915, AZ winch place
and hour they viii be publicly opened and
read FOR the construction OF Barge Canal
terminals, pursuant 70 the provisions OF
Chapter T4s Of the Laws Of 1911, and
amendatory laws. as follows:
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LAW SCHOOLS.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CIETFTI CARPET CLEANING CO-Clssns o.
compfessed air. steam. hand or o. roor 1883
Broatway i2l East ssh 81 coz BRANDT
NTJTIGRAPH TyPEWRITrEN LETTERS. 500
$50. 900 275. 10000. s. GEO. r.
WfATfiERFORD 10 Broadway tEquitabis Bldg }.
Room. Isl Rector i5is
~FW YORK 1ARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old LARPETS'
Prices Resson lJe. Send iot ..,14s'
Tel 1892 1923 SrYsnt 80 so NesI t1tn -