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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
Dread OF Complications

The frst thought Of everybody
,.sred 70 be that the United States
III AZ last been put in a position
vLsre IL would be bound 70 take action.
!, vas assumed that there had been
=, great loss Of life. because the be-
Vsf was general that the Germans
would no. 90 so far as wanton!y TO
destroy the great vessel without Civ
w. bsr Messengers reasonable chance
N esespe. Blu, i was felt that almost
inevitably some American or Amer
cans would re killed by the eXplo-
siys-torpedo from without or bomb
from within, as the case might be-or
would he drowned IN the confusion OF
taking 70 the boats. In either event
there would be the death Of American
citizens" under conditions such as the
state Department had told Germany
would corstrain the government OF
the United States 20 hold the German
government 20 q strict Accountability
and would oblige i "tO take any steps
that might be necessary 10 safeguard
American lives and property and 70
secure 70 American citizens the tuI!
enjoyment Of their acknowledged
rights on the high seas Belief that
The United States had been brought
close 70 the edge Of war, if not car
ned over Il, was responsible for most
o. the selling Of stocks. Later, when
il seemed that there had been no loss
Of life, there was some hurried COW
ering Of short contracts to make a
eross-current with liquidation. One Of
the most curious phases Of the market
when this wss going on was the per
E5tent buying Of at least two So
called German houses. Taken in con-
nec.!on with the too-early rumors Of
the morning il made striking CO.
incidence.
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Splendid Crop Report.

II was the fate Of the governments
SSP report 20 90 unread. II was made
kseile a. 2:l5 o'clock, as il always is
.W just then the stock market was
Mo jumps ahead Of the force Of gray
..Auon on its way 70 China, and about
ne only thing observed Of the crop re-
a0N was that II contained no news about
ne Lusitania. Yet it would have
proved very good reading for the
s.llshly inclined. Not in twelve
sests has there been so small a loss
aereage Of winter wheat through
inter killing. The outlook is for the
,ssgest crop on record, bigger even
an 1915, when ga 100000 bushels
ere harvested. II yesterdays prom
h fulfilled, Of 17.3 bushels 20 the
ss, there will be 693, 100000 bushels
~ ne American farmer 20 begin har-
,slng In few weeks. Spring plough
and planting figures, too, gave am
I" Ground for optimism Altogether,
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llPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
asitania News at First
Brings Fear of War
for United States.
CLOCKS RALLY ON
LATE ASSURANCES
N 600 Shares a Minute
nore in Last HOur-Crop
Report Unroticed.

80 +co hours before the Stock
Nse.'. orcreG Yesterday there was
n'l'-L3 IN circulation that the Lusl-
8 'tfL.9 heer sunk. j. came almost
nn'a =, ..'i ~G- The ofHces Of one Of the
sI''cC German transatlantic lines. 40
~ ,-,,or was paid 20 u al first, IN jjhe
49, -, unless 'he apathy OF inc m"rH'.
NJ, ~eee,.ror Of caution. IL was not
'as ia o'clock that one Of the Wall
~. tfesers printed statement
80 .la Cunard Line that L had
i.-s rumor from Europe that the
ie.!!.,-is was in trouble. Up 90 then
go had not got any genera.
ts,s,5o, in the brokerage Offices.
go !. vss known Il was usually
ss.-.;.sed with the remark that with
II.','Ii'.s;tsria nearing Ireland and with
~ ~ cs-rars having general success IN
5sir land fighting II was the psycho.
- tine for the bears TO start
ruror. There wasn't any nota-
~. ,reresse IN selling operations be
~ o'clock. Prices, IN fact, were
~! ~. ,bout where they had been at the
-. m Thursday, except some Of the
-. ;sspes. which were higher. Stee.
90, ID a., Reading was OF = ana
w., Pacific was off \. Bethlehem
seal going It's own course, was sell
s.s =. l6q, new high record. Mex
-, Petroleum was up S&. But with
81 Cunard statement uncertainty
.,,,,d the list Activity Increased and
=. hoard boys began 20 marx UP new
~ levels FOR the day. At 1870 o'clock
Der. cane 8 further cable message
n, time from Lloyds-and the theory
= hear rumor disappeared alto
.,.ls- Not until 2:05 o'clock, how
~, was the news confirmed that
"Tstslng serious had happened TO
=. TTsitsris. From then on the mar
~ boiled. more than half the days
.stl business being done IN the last
s.yr and trading at times running at
3, rate Of more than 10000 shares q
lie
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. May Z. 1915.
GpAIg

wHEAT-The sinking OF the steamship Lus!taaia
had disconeeTMg and aImost demoIaiiLh IN,
fuence the wheat market. and while prices failed
70 show violent fluctuations as might have oc-
CURED earlier in the season there was heavy selling
iL627,c net lower The market was heavy mot
Of the day, with more or less liquidation Tor over
the government report when was puIHshtl Hlef
the close o. the market aud sentiment seemed 10
lean 70 the bear side The government report mace
the finest crop prospect ST. regard 10 Indicated Yield
ever issued by the department The condition given
was 81 per cent which on an acreage of 49, 900
indicated total yield of t3booegOy bushes. com,
the yield Of 1913 OF 5.8 sol 600. The Lusitauia Ie-
port, coming as It did late IN The day ana ihe
lo'srment report not uniL si,et me cIose. it' .ae
very uncertain as 20 how the shipping trade would
view ne loss Of such an imRo5a 3, s,gl as ,S
far reaching IN its effect on me export tIaae az
large There are millions o, bushels OF wheat which
feared that II conditions abroad have really come 10
ne point where they would be dangerous 20 me trans
the domestic markets espeglauy a. n." crop oH t
iugs are on the increase. The movement al the IN
terror was sssin quite heavy WINE gisa'&h co6 dS5
the week showed a falling on OF about lgoo'.pV
bushels from those Of the previous week; IL lhe
local cash market No red Yinter, wheat va
track No ] Northern Duluth. .$l62ls. and No
Northern Manitoba, $ltti2, ! ! BHralo. hIp9u
sales FOR the day were estimated a. 100000 bushels.
CORN-The corn market felt the influence Of the de-
cline IN wheat and prices were lower; closing win
net losses ~ ldlLc. The Liverpool market VAS
lower on the spot, and the trade was less i'm
pressed by complaints q unfavorable weather IN
Argentiua and comparatively small shipments from
that country The rains over the West were con
sidered favorable for the crop already planted, but
It feared that further planting would be de-
lgyed In the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at Soc prompt shipment; OATS-Ihe
volume OF business IN the oats market was com,
parstiyely small and prices were fairly steady until
late In tie day when there quite active selling
on the break in wheat and corn. and maj prices
We're estimated al 1000 bushels. The local cash
market was easy; standard quoted al 6lc; No
fancy clipped white. 6ll5 @6Sc: ordinary clipped
white 66i1 G6likc: all elevator. RlE-MaTket
steady: 40 ? Western. S.29, export BAR
LFY-NIarEet steady: mailing. Sl1s5c. 5 7 But
falo Wheat Nucluding flour exports for ne week
according 10 Bradstreets 8. aggregate 6SlI2Gs bush
els against 7SgS. Sal last week and 5,i1G.'sO last
wear, since July l. $40 1922 against Zls 552'SJ
iSst wear Corn exports for the week, b20923 bush
eIs against Sl 2r4 last week and 81 0j9 last year.
since July l. 4.O2llH. against 2,5'9.O5s last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

The ihr.s ro9 fscto'J buildlnE 5erioo fee: on BE
west side ~ s,sinvg sT. 100 feet north ~ NAnde-
1ctsr Az, 10 manufactures o, pure fDod prosiucts
who pad all cash for the SANE, TIE .pfoTrr'y
vas he'd for 81 .00o. The same BROKER has sod
two two family dwelling houses al sol snd 5oS
Tenth ~, Dons Island CITY: also q lo<. t5tl@ fasiI
90 the south side Of Webster az. IS feet east OF
Hasrock 81. Long Island CITY
Tls heis,er & Bachs Realty Company purchased
At Edfemsre. Long Island. one block from ths STA
ton. fifteen lOis WGyecrsst az. eight on Roches-
ter Az. eleven 90 Columbus and four On Ne
kinley Az. The lots vii he improved With Dunsa-
lows
The Albert Iohntra Company sod twelve lots ard
a dwelling house at The corner q Bella Place and
Mitchell az. Flushing. Long Island. for Ch,rle.
Gafney 20 David Wefdle. sho all cree, eshi
dwelling houses
LEcluIs. waihburn Co sod a. Manhssss,
PARK stuoco and single house on plot ooEll5
feet 70 e W Keay. Of ManhsttAn.
The Lewis ". MAY Company leased cottages a;
Aryerne, Long Island. FOR T.. Jscobus on Remipgion
az 70 Z. KAN for M1. T. MILES on Atlantic az.
70 J. Nett. for the s a l.. ConsirJciion company
on Castor Az 20 I Greenherg. Tor the suburban
Realty Company on Summeraed ,v o. Anna lTins.
and for the Suburban Realty Company on Remington
F 10 A HO'audsr.
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COUNTRY.

FURNISHED BUNGALOWS. --ct,skfn Mts. 4 hS
~ Y; IN t.oco-scrs privsts estate; tshins boat
ing bgihing hunting suppss celirered. t<lep hcnss
IN rooms and bath: si75 20 $3.50.
CRUtcK SHANK ESTATE. Bs fad'sn. y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

The coffee market was again narrow. ana eItef
showing some weakness az the start ana suIse-
ouert rally prices late iu the day were easy under
I0uidation prompted largely hy the demoraiized
condition ~ the commodity markets ever the JOSS
M tis Iusitauia and AZ the close values were net
unchanged 10 points lower Total sales Tor lhe
dgv were 40 600 bags Underlying conditions ln we
trarle. remained practically unchanged. and ln an
c,s NJ more than moderate trade interest aud al
most cutrrc absence OF outside operations hlciua-
lions from day 10 day are without SPECIAL sIsaIu-
rsrrc The recent course 81 values has been down
ward however and the July poEiton. which icW
days ago was on an even basis WIN SeP'SSh,,ElI,
Offers from Brazil were practically unchahged. .u'
IL was evident that sentiment here has beeii IT.
N,orrad 10 some extent by the prospect or IN
creased offers Of new crop coffee FOR forward ship
mont from Brazil Receipts al primary points were
soain liberal and tie total movement so lar naS
sSgrcgated about l. 600. 900 bags stocks al santos
80 small amounting 10 554 600 bags. or about hall
a. much as last year. while Rio stocks are N''VVV
ar sboui twice as much as a year ago
III. local spot market was inactive ana I'M
changed. with Rio Is quoted al 'Ac'
If Trlre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

sT,TF as NV YORK. OFFICE OF Ihk
s4Aih SECRETARY OF STATE - ...,,
--.,. .rtiSgsie Issued In duplicate. hereby eeiil-
a.s that the Mayer Layens9n tom ~ -. On
iIes S, d,v ~ AofiL 1915 papers FOR the Io.in
nv dissolution OF such corporation unaef ,., n
81 ~ me General Corporation Law an s"@ |cra.
-. tEsrrfrorl that such corporation h@s 20
A.pea,s, 80, Zion IN order 70 be dlssolr. 49,
Wines my hand and NE seal Of 9 S1,5 - Al.
, "a ,Nsrty-uinth day q April
t'e- one thousand nine hundred and Ill., n,s,1
r " VAR Se~ond Deputy. Secretary OF SisS,,.
pI... ,.se notice that al persons hA'lhs -,
- tbs Nsyer A Lavenson COMPANY =,
r"s,,c .oSs corgorGion. will present, ne NJ. st5.et
he once Of Nathan D. Lev. 10 ~
~ A. be,or. The Sth day Of MAJ. Isl2. . Lawn
SITgIS D LEVY. Attorney for Mlys, Ss,ss,,sn
80 a. 20 Wall Street Borough OF hAhHA
Ns1 YORK iIty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
COUNTRY.

COUNTRY HOME INFORMATION YREE TO
pfosDectiIe buJers List covers entire nslt Can OF
rris No aEeuu secretary COUNTRY HOAE
SERVICE. ilo3 al W. sls Of 'Phons ssei
Mad. So
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Commercial Leases.

n. Brigham Hall & wiism - Bloodzood. Inc ,
leased FOR term n the nth Ion, IS and 50
West 2lst s.. % Cooper LipcaaHsky.
Samuel GodstioEet leased tho property at The
southeast corner ~ 72d -, and Third az. for Eve
years to the Profit Sharing Groceries Corporation.
spear Co. rented 'hs third loft IN 80 and %
West 22d 81. 70 Balkan & Co.. with stephan u.
T,ug n Co.. ofices iH 3S5 Fourth ay 70 the Nota.
the sixth loft IN $40 and 33l Fourth az. TO the
Phoenix Knitting Mills in the 81. James Building
Corporation Offices 70 iiirsch Kahn the tenth loit
So 49, broadway 70 A. MOSkOwttz Co, and the
eleventh floor I'm ll3 University Place to the Green
stein Lyons clothing Company
". y l.. Hess Ieased 10 the yarza Jewelry Com
pany the store in the Windsor Arcade. at j63
FIN ay
Tie Charles r Noyes Company M. leased floor
A. 1913 Fulton ST. 70 the Consolidated Electric Lamp
Company Tor a term u years also a floor AZ 1876
Canal 81 20 Joseph Friedman. and space IN u
Dutch a. 70 the ; * S Window Cooperation.
J. H. Moore leased the store az the northwest cor
uer NJ 18th 81. and Eighth az. tog a term Of years
10 Robert Timers Son hsberdasher
Tie Cross E-owu Company leased store At 1888
Broadway TO the Paige Detroit Company ot New
York. store IN strand Theatre Building. Broadway
and Attn st. 10 Z. J. Miller Nike MAizok; space
iu building 2j2 10 262 West 10th s.. 10 the Ameri
Tsyinetsr Company. aud Offices IN l2f Fifth az.
Tic Lotion II. S'avso1 Company leased space IN 5
West .lst st. 20 The Crafts and Art studio. arf
showr0oms IN the Cuyier Building, ll5 70 l20 West
52d st. % Martin +. Fcuer q Go.
samuel X Martin leased for s. Scott Hall the
store at 425 West l2jth st. 10 the Riley Hogan Com
Pease 4 Gilman have leased at 1879 Fulton St
tho second loft 70 the Consolidated Electric Lamp
Company at 20l Fulton St the top loi, 70 tho Auto
matte Target Machine Company; a. % John e. tho
first loft 10 Mn. M Howard. at ~ and 20 Liberty
az the store 20 Donchian Brothers. and at 53 ma
sau ST space to B. KoninsD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
THE METAL MARKET.

I'll. Io~sl street market Tor copper vas steady.
with lale quoted at i9r and casting a. lSs j. -
d. London COPPER closed a. t.9 los for standard
spot $50 is for futures and SIS !gf eiertfajNe
.iof TIN on tie New YORK Metal Efchause vas
Quiet. with spot iu fyc-tnn lots quoted a. &c.
I'M L1rdon Nm closed a. fl6i los FOR standard spot
srd ,itI for futures With sales q $50 tons spot
and 10 ton, futures LEAD-ouiet New York spot,
4I5gI zoe. and East 81 Louis. tSt loe Londoa
N.w York sp5t nofainal. and East ~. L0uiS. June.
DC London speter spot. tbt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
Brooklyn Sales.

A Pesne a Son sold the four s'orY DWELLING
house a, ISL PARK Place for the wenslien Com
pany n q client. also. 6l5 Carlton n., thr@e
story and basement dwelling housa 70 3 client for
occupancy.
z J. Hollahan sold ne one family brick house
572 77th -. for the Fiona Realty Company 70 a
n Narrovs Av between 10Th and list SIS. for
Herman Brennan 70 VI. DoNd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May :. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts. ego packsgos. There was short sup
u'y ~ high gr4le flesh creamery. and the market
or such was firm. Rather more trsts and seconds
o'crirg. and tone li'fIe easier. Renovated well
sold up and frm. Ladies and pacing stock still
favor tie seller Creamery. extras 80 scorej. Sic
higher scoring. slis SIC nrs,s 2o430i7c. cream
cIr, held. frsts 26n g27lsc ststS dairy finest.
~ d30iac. good 10 prime 2s929c, common 10 fair.
go. imitation creamery. frsTs. 22922isc: ladles.
current make. frsts. 2lh 22c. lower grade. 100
zoe. packing stock, current make. 40 2 l9119 zoe.
lover grades, ls8l9c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

LEsoI Az. ~, lllth st 10 il2th 81. 70, ~
and basement building =. Gfsmn1af hod.
ing Co, Us " ssh g.. owner. q Bum. 90
5th az. architects. cost $1,000.
The Bronx.
WEBSTER Az. ~ 1880 n Fordhsn Rosi,
50 brk s'ores ard Ofices l2th53s Nedsesood
90. n p Kiel. president. f6i 1881 g. oslers.
J Thomas. 1926 Webster A.. architect. eosi.
$50 O0O
BRIGGS Ay.w go n Bedford Park Boui-rsrd.
90. Inc p J Mitchell president. 1870 Webster
Az owners: kreym5org Architect %. 1913 y
1874 -. architect. total cost $4,000.
DECATUR Az. $ S15& l9Ih a.. Tires ~
brk tennis. 5srj6. 7N56 ilrs5 10. Benenson hfa-v
Co. b BcuesOn. president t0l y 1881 q. own
crs fremont Architect Co. I0l Ifenoai Az.
architect. cost. sliuUIl.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. ~ i75 1874 q.
two ~ brk tennis. j0NsT 10: Cedar Constrac-
ton Co. J Dese president s. Nassau ..
owners. fremont Architect Co. i0l fremont Az.
architect. cost 500 900.
EASTERN BOULEVARD. cor Fort Schuyler
Road / s,y frame shell s0xl5O Ebiing Brewery
Co. l5sth - and - Ann's AZ, owner; G CLARK.
al Tremont az. srchitect. cost. 500
is20 ST. 5, SO West Prospect Az. ST. bfk
tenmt 501ss. Nyarb Really Co. Harry Lfmaa.
president. o8uer: Il Meyes. Union Sguaru.
architect; cost $4,000
HaVlLAh0 Az. g. 1915 Pugl5 A. II ~
frame dwlz. 1875 Mink Construction Co Adam
Mink. president, 2l3S Gleason AZ. osneis
Primer. 206e Wostchesier AZ. sfchiiect. coat.
NEWMAN Az. " .. go o'Bnsn Az "a ry
frame dwlg l9I35 p Dietrich. Clss1n Poinf.
owner Primer 1853 ws,chestsr Az architect.
cost s. 200
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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- A-NH W.
sHFFP AND LAMBS.

Receipts, sos head ~ cars on ,s sac boss so'd
wear 90 q, IN -, 100 III. roughs a. s. SOC 50 %.
o. go Newton a Co. 81 state hossi ~ ~ s'''
20 a. 90 nTr loo 70 roughs. Sil' $o.OV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhaffan.
The Bronx.

lEsOI Az - lllth 70 il2th g. fo' ~
and basement bui.dlnz =. Grammoct Hold
ing Co. gl5 " ssh q. owner. O d Z Blum. j0S
5th az Architects. c0St s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
NEW YORK PRICES.

INFERIOR RECEIPTS.
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

New potatoes firm: old steady. Sweet potatoes
higher. New onions weaker; Old steady; A'para-
bbi H75g S. No 2. SS.1Oati. 30 :. {9as2 50 .
Fla. ncF. 10 J. bh, A.,5pS5: 40 .. S5.0a 81.
$50. baE $l.25q$L4o. state. in bulk. 40 ID.
SL2ja$l %; hhl or bag 81 .2i0 Sl55. SWEET
POTATOES Jersey. basket 81 5o@ So 0Ei.9ES:
rcd 5ca$l2j. Fla new. basket. 81 % $3.50. Tex.
yellow. No l. crate. 81 l5G$I$5: white. No l. il.lo
Bermuda. crate. Sl.ijmSl2I. ASPARAGI :. fancy.
dozen punches. t.jo@t3. extra. S2e $. - prime.
$500 s.; culls. N@SL2j. southern. 81 So Cal,
green. slds3.jO, Bermuda. Fava. half crate. 500
75c. New Orleans. Laya basket. '5c9sl BETS.
S. 20: Bermuda crate. 5OcdSl. Old. bbl. tldSl. IS :
CARROTS. Old. 100 % bag, E!eSii25: bag or
basket. sl@$s. CAULHLOWERS. ; e. 75ca
$50: CELERY Fla. y inch crate. 5Oc9S s.. u:
81: CARRIAGES. Va and C.. crate. sl75@ 81:
bbl $l50aSl.52: G. crate. s. 49, bas-
bet 75ca 81 Is; Fla, crate. $22i@ So, basket 7'g@
CaS2J; bbl. NaNI5. EGGPLANTs. Fla. box.
s2a $3.50; Cuban .slaS&50: HoksERADIsH. St
loose. 100 h. s3aI55o; LETTUCE. nearby. .bbl,
N5o9S2 So {; BASKET i9 Dri g. ga
S955: small. basket. sl@S2:. y c. small large
basket. sLI5@S2.25 ;; MIS-, basket. sL5oa $50;
as, Cuban. box t2d&32j. PARSNIPS hbl.
$l.75dt2.2j. BADlsHES. Va. basket -Oe SOC.
h. hi, N@S25O. 5 {. 5ocaSl. Fla. basket. SOC
Isl: Rernuda box 5OcaSl. RHCBARB. near
BY. 100 punches. tSN5o; saIASH ma marrow s,i
cuban. white box. 81 jOat2. SPINACH nearby.
b6I sl@{i25: Norfolk h0l 5Oa Zoe. Baltimore.
19e sSiPs T% 9si. dd bb f5ea sa Tsbas
leans white, 100 punches s2asi Bermuda, white.
crate. Sl@El.5o. WATERCRESs. 100 punches Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
20 points lower on the basis OF s.S5c Tor mlooIhg
upland. ,, -, . nnn
tr-,c-.s 55 900. American 81. 900 middlinR up-
ia1d SEA. futures opened irregular. generally un-
changed 10 points lower. closed very steady. ga
~ points higher MBy-June. 5.l7lad. yune-Juy
4 islsd. July-August. 5.2sl4d August September
Z S-l-d. October November 5.5l'4d; January FtD-
ruary. 5631ad. March April 56ohd May
j6Ic 3 TSigd Neutrality-suspicious. dull. cloths
buyers hold OF.
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan
AA0Ic0N

MADISON Az = cor 2elh st. 70 a. ~ ard
80 club. Manhattan Club. premises. ssneI;
$4,000
$40 ST. u E. to : 81 ana busrsni dsis;
City Real Estate Co. l1s Bwy. oHuer,
Jacobs $40 5,h sv. architect cost. $50 0o0
GREENWICH ST. ld7 ard .Oi 70 ~ tsnn.,;
namana Realty co. New Rochelle. Y. oSnsr /:
architects cost. 5000
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10000 L. I. Estate Sold.

: osscod PeI A co. have sold Tor DR. II; B.
Raruch KS estate 81 Kings Point Great NecA' LONE
h l. considered one Of TIE hnesi waterfront prop
ertirs on the north shcfe. Or blrueh recenty
gorrn i.fed an Italian villa on the estate from the
oars of J. H. Friedllrdcf. Miss Ida =. Bis. Of
Mammalian. the buysF intends % use 7 ior her own
occupancy. Tie ptoISrD m. ,.,ss 1900, ~,
Bafuch has taken through VIC sane O9vAeh EA'
Lc1leE plGce, az BAY hh0TS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08

the report was Enthusiastically bullish,
not only for what the year will mean
20 the farmers but for what IL will
mean to the railroads and other in
dustries that profit from agricultural
prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
sEABoAR0 CLEARANCES


Tho -four market was inactive and prices vep
unchanged although buyers were not disposed 10
uay prevailing quotations So the face o. The de-
rliniug wheat market Spring patents, $1.6o9SN.
spring clears. S6s5@s7lj: winter patents. s. 300
s. so. winter s,raights. $7IO@$5.-j: extra No
g. so! Kansas straights s. 4Oa<76o. fancy spring
patents. jo5biug lois. Ss.75u$ =. RYE FLoLN-
Duu. fair 10 good. SG40a $685.: choice 10 fancy
81 f0,a e. 70 CORNMEAI-S STEADY: Kiln dried
o5. BAG MEAI-Siesdy; ane Uhite and y sl,.
c- unsettled: bran lOO-b sacks, S24 55; standard
middiings. do. s26 50: -four. do S3 red dog h.uf
l4O-Ib sacks. $53. city unsettled bran pun
doYr riddiings, do S34. red dog -four, lio-lh
sacks. ts5 OIL MEAIl-$S250g S53
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100000 Hoboken Deal.

Ths Abb Realty ard Construction Company sold
10 David Engler l4l 70 1855 Palissds AZ. West Ho-
boken. six four. story apartment houses. 2o0I5j
occupying the entire frontage on Paisads ~. rom
Uemott 10 Cortland st. The buyer save IN part
payment 70 Adams 81. four story of: building
2iIl00 and 900 70 i0s Newark ST.. sir frame store
building. ll0Il0O. Hoboken. Tie transaction In
yolyed about sL00 900
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141st st. Apartment Sold.

Paul A. McGolrick has bought from Julian u.
Kean a sir story elevator apartment house Al 22I
and 800 West iilst st.. on plot 81 6KF9 II feet
The property vas CONVEYED subject 70 a FIRST mort
gage q SIS. 900 and was held AZ Sll0.o 900.
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COFFEE CABLES -Ric.NO ! Rio, ii ,:.,,T ur-
changed exchange. !? LEO OF 100 10 nm.
"ys6 Al $500 receipts, 1000 hsgs stock ~ -
Cn6 Tag, Receipts the two Pons were $3.50
- sgsinst ID Doe last wear and 5000 tWo St4iS
s $40 Taulo rad 1900 bags. agalIst SVvY 40
1000 aud Iundiahy llooo. against SSoC r ssd NV
"" - Neid.rskin. with 81 900 bags Tor Ne"
York .
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


MI MI 49, ~ IpF City Of NEW YORK
A quarterly dividend OF three Per SnL
fac.) on the capital stock OF thls TINS os s,as
viii be payable. free Of tsA. on 1870 AZ
NAV II. 1915. 20 shareholders OF reoo'H NJ
H. close Of business on May ;. IyIs.
VIC Joseph s. HOUSE. Cashier.
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Leased by Mrs. Vanderbilt.

De B!ois Eldr.dss leased tor Mrs. Lorllsrd
Spencer her Chastellur. m Wellington Az. New
port. r. L. overlooking The harlor and Narragan
set Bay. 10 Mrs william K Vanderbilt r.. 'oi
the coming summer.