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and the comparative scarcity of wheat
for August shipment.

and the comparative scarcity Of wheat
Tor August shipment.
The outside support In the market was
not especially good in the course Of the
day, In spite Of the numerous reports
OF sur stantial damage to winter wheat
from the rains Of early July. II IL not
extraordinary, however. that the specu-
lat've absorption is limited. az the crops
as a whole are believed to be immense
and ample. A Clement, Curtis Company
report issued yesterday showed the win
ter wheat prospect to be 900, 900, 900
bushels. against 663. 0oo. 900 q month ago
" 6s4,OOO.000 last season, but as n
counterbalancing feature the spring
wheat crop was estimated at $50. 900, 900,
against 295,OUo.oo0 recently and 20S.-
oO0.OUv bushels a year &c
The visible supply decreased $4,000
bushels for the week. against An In
crease Of 100000 q year ago, whom
the total was $4,000, 900 bushels, against
6.333. 900 at present.
Corn-Rallies were not held In yester-
days market. There were claims that
some OF the large recent buyers had
hquidated. While the complaints Of cool
weather In the West continued n the
forecast for unsettled weather through
the country was bullishly regarded there
were fewer shorts to buy m their pre-
Vious sales. COUNTRY interests seemed
more willing to sell and the crop accounts
from the Eastern district were quite
favorable. Parcel lots Of Argentine corn
were offered at New York at rs cents.
and It was learned that about 220, 900
bushels Of Argentine corn will arrive
here within q week
Oats-The market swayed with the
changes in other grain. Belated short
covering In the July position was fol-
lowed by free offerings OF that month
There was hedge ceiling on the upturns.
and 1t was said hat the export bust
ness In new oats was not important.
weather conditions were quite favor-
able. but the movement 10 not In pro-
portion with the big crop raised.
Provisions-The lowest records Of the
season were made In provisions yester-
day. Liquidation was heavy. even be-
fore the news Of the t%orpedoing Of the
Leelanaw. The market lacks the proper
kind OF support. n the heavy Chicago
stocks are against active speculative de-
mand.
| ChIcaua nS,,..
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COTTON RECEIVERS
PART OF ITS LOSS
Icclanaw Incident, However,,
Causes a Rush Of Local
Liquidation.
STORAGE FOR NEW CROP

Yesterdays decline in cotton, which
a, one time represented a loss OF about
&c. was due entirely to the sudden
fright injected by the sinking OF the
American freighter Leelanaw. Al usual
in times OF market excitement, sellers
messed their offerings without regard for
any consideration, except the rush to
And buyers. when additional details
were received. stating that the crew of
the vessel had been saved and that
the cargo of the ship, under the German
regulations. was contraband It was felt
that no serious complications might re-
followed. and the market closed very
steady, at a net loss OF IL to 10
points.
The buying on the break was regarded
az Of excellent character. and one broker
alone Is estimated to have purchased
about $4,000 bales OF October. December
and January for German trade inter-
ests. The selling on the decline was
chiefly local and was believed to have
represented merely the liquidation by
scattered commission house holders.
For the rest OF the week the atten-
ton Of the trade will be directed more
and more to the forthcoming report Of
the bureau of crop estimates OF the De-
partment of Agriculture, which will be
issued next Monday at noon. The re-
port viii be made up OF replies dated
approximately July 20. 1t Is believed
that the crop has lone fairly we'll dur
ing tho mast month and M baaxx, ID
cline in condition is expected. The
Memphis Commercial Appeal. which Is
the first private authority TO issue its
report. places the condition Of the crop
at 19.2, agains. sos last month,
W. 7. @. Harding and his associates
on the subcommittee of the Federal
Reserve Board, which has been inves-
tlgating the cotton situation, will make
a report this week. The subcommittee
has had the cooperation Of agents OF
the Department OF Agriculture. who re-
port that warehouses throughout the
South are poorly located and that stor-
age consequently is more costly thar
Necessary. Warehouse space, however,
Is believed 10 be ample.
In the opinion OF the trade the Lee
lanaw incident is not likely to result
IN any serious complications and more
attention is being paid to the protest
which will he sent to the British Gov
ernment in regard to interference with
cotton shipments to Europe. An
extensive campaign Is being conducted
throughout the South with a view to
bringing pressure TO bear on the Ad-
ninlstration to lay an embargo on ship
nents OF munitions to the Allies unless
the r!gors OF the cotton blockade are
ml'lgated.
Weather throughout the South ysster.
day was generally clear. No rain OF
Importance WAS reported. Temperatures
throughout Texas showed a maximum
Of l0l degrees. while the maximum In
oklahoma WAS 95.
Effuraa ctosad ,arx, p,aaAy
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- r. RIO New Or" tus, ~ miles north.
vr-t 81 TOr'ugas n noon
Tug security win SABINE &c miles south
Of u almond shoals At noon
:. r. Norte. Galveston. -. miles southwest
Of Diamond Shoals ~ noon
- ArApnhOr Galveston, a. miles pest OF
TOr,u-As ~ u
6 Monterey Vera Cruz IL miles south ~
san! KEY Al T. VI
- pptdguty sabine. 2f5 miles west OF
TpriWet- At n y
- C.ry OF :, LOUIS Savannah ~ mile.
south of Sandy liouN At noon
- IC.lpa. Jacksonville. o.. miles so.t-
ut SANDY Hook ~ = = VI
- Finland san Francisco. 81 miles souvr
OF sandy Ho0k ~ , y VI
- saratoga HAVANA 20 mile, south ~
sandy Hook at : y "
- Cu,prtio G,lvg-lH1 ~ Mules south OF
Diamond shoals Al = i "
= Momus, Ncu Orleans. \. miles north
OF Jupiter at \ T. VI
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
AM rN pM
sun rises ~ sun sets : 10 Moon rises..sos
mon WATER THls DAY.
AN M AM
SANDY HRS II GOV. III. 4 " lIcll Gate 10 -
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
An AN AM
Sandy Hk , 10 GOV. Is 40 Hell Gate...tS
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND CONF ENT
Conditions Prevail
in All Branches Of Local
Business.
BUILDERS IN TWO DEALS

Real estate trading yesterday covered
n wide field, but there was not mucn
substance to the properties In deals re-
ported All branches OF trading showed
activity, but In all the business there
was nothing Of more thai passing inter-
est. /, was Just such a days trading as
one would expect IN a market in which
properties were pretty strongly held
and builders and operators had decided
to give over business cares for a hsntng
trip or a round of the golf links. Judg-
Ing from the way brokers and operators
talk there will be many such days before
Sept mber comes about with It's revival
In trading.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Turns Weak-New liked
Other Markets Easier.

Wheat levels bowed to the prospect
~ larger receipts, The trade gave much
attention TO the estimate pointing to
about 1000, 900 bushels OF wheat at
'n.cago to-day. Another influence In the
,Halp reaction was the sinking OF the
Letlanaw, which report caused demorali-
zit'on on all important exchanges for
a time, hut II was noteworthy that
me wheat list did not recover when the
details II the t~orpedoing were published
ara a less grave view was taken OF the
a~a!r.
Wheat showed strength early In the
sesslon There was an advance OF
''ol' SIX cents a bushel In the Minne-
hpo.s July delivery and the Chicago July
POSITION rose nearly three cents. These
s'afp upturns naturally reflected the
Weagre country offering for quick ship
men' ard the urgent demand for wheat
" be available very soon. There was
an ofhcial forecast for showers In vir-
,laIly all winter wheat States which
unset 'ae fact that the weather through
ms grain country since Saturday was
much better than expected. there being
.nIy light scattered showers In ne
west and NOrthwec:.
The foreign news in%timidated commits
soh h"'lse shorts during the early ses-
.oh, Worlds wheat exports were only
Sl''o"" bushels against 6.0s0,000 the
W~eceding week and 100000 a year
ago SUPPLIES abroad are doubtless be-
ms reduced TO A low ebb. The har-
,ssuhg accounts from Europe still aver
~" ubGavorably and It was intimated
wa liaIy's needs would exceed earlier
c"uinh'es with buyers for the Italian
proNernm"nt en- route for New York.
.tpoft thkings yesterday were some
mat i' excess of 500, 900 bushels. with
I've Hn'n'mity OF opinion that = much
s.ser business would have been consu!.
"Sed buy FOR the high prices demanded
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RECEIVERS ASKED FOR MINES.
suit Brought Against american
snd Mexican Co. by Noteholdcr.

William II. oliver Of Ossining brought
suit In the United States District Court
yesterday asking for the appointment Of
Mines Company, a 81. 900 900 corporation
organised TO exploit and operate copper,
silver and gold mining property in
Mexico.
The plaintiff holds a claim against
the mining company for $1,000. which is
secured by promissory notes. Altogether.
he says, the company owes s14.500 for
merchandise and has a considerable ioat-
Ing Indebtedness which is about to fall
due. Because Of this. he says, the con-
Germ Is unable to meet Its immediate
obligations and Is threatened with suits
which will devastate Its resources. He
asks that the receivers be appointed to
run the business.
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AsrOR MANAGER A LESSEE.

Pease q Gilman have leased for Z
y. Taller the fou story and basement
DWELLING at 6 East Eishty-s.Nth street.
just east OF Fifth avenu To Nicholas
Biddle Of the offices o; the John Jacob
Astor estate FOR Mrs. \ n Hendricks
the four story and basement dwelling At
80 West ~ avenue, southwest corner
of lOjth street. to Mrs Lena Levy.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for the
Charles Garneau estate the four story
and basement dwelling N l65 West
Sixty-fourth street To Marie Busch.
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INVEST ~ IN OOkLYN FLATS.

Tu,ino & Cerny have sold three four
story brick apartments at AIS, an
n 47lg Fourth avenue. The build
ings are comparatively new. The price
paid was $780,
W. v. Rehbein has sold 1874 East
Fifteenth street, a two family brick
dwelling for Mr.. Jaraslow to a client (;
the southeast corner OF sixth avenue
and Tenth street. IA three story brown
stone store and dwellings, for Mrs. Har-
tigan to "A client also - sherman
street, a two family brick dwelling for
Mrs. NJ. Viehmsnn to a client.
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BROOkLYN BUILDERS PLANS.

Plans have been completed by W, T.
Mccarthy OF Brooklyn FOR we o
story apartments, TO cost s90,0 900, to be
erected by the Park Operating Company,
on plot 1903 sx9all, at the southwest cor
ner OF Park place and Vanderbilt ave-
nue..
Shampan q Shampan have completed
plans for four three story and store
buildings TO he erected On the south
side OF Flatbush Venue 81 feet west
Of Eighth avenue, for $50 fN,thusN ave.
nue. Company as owners. The plot Is
i'm the automobile centre,
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. July ?s.-The statement Of
shows:
July q. This mo Fiscal VI.
Receipts ....... G.lss,si3 ~. $50. ssi 81. 80. ssh
Disbursements. 2.ss.1l9 81 SIS e7& 6. eS.p1i
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at l5+-l56 IVES, Ffftieth street. 100 feet
east OF Seventh avenue, for a term OF ten
years AT the aggregate rental OF over
100000. to Semprini, whose restaurant
in West Thirty-eighth street WAS sold
recently, Mr. Semprini, after making
extensive alterations and additions to
his new acquisition, will use IL for res
taurant urpo
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FINE GREE>wIcu PLACE SOLD.

Augustus :. Houghton. "A member of
the Conservation Commission o. New
York, mas sold through Burton Thomp-
son a Co. his residence in the Rock
Ridge section OF Greenwich. Conn, TIT
purchaser is colby NJ. Chester. The
property consists of bout three acres,
improved with a modern residence of
English country style, The property
was held at $4,000.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
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$4,000 IN BRONX FLATS.

Plans have been iiled for two i've
story flats to be erected at the norta-
corner OF Marmion avenue and
l7sth street by the newly formed kir-
wan Building Company. Alexander l..
Kirscheis president, The houses will
each occupy a 80 foot site, and they are
estimated to cost $4,000, The plans
were prepared by the fremont Arch!-
tectural Company.
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LEASES.
Manhattan

s5TH ct. 2?6-2ss L, the land-AbrR Cox
To Hy Des Posses ~ ano. S5i f 66th 50,
81 yrs from June Is, 1915. atty, Austin
Rowland, Nonkers, = l., 5 Loo
9Th Az. n " cor 18th st. store-Alfred
Kuhlke to Philip tinker a ano:. ~
6th av, 5 yrs from May !, 1915 w., 200
It'll Az, $40. ably { Plan & ano to
John Westerkamp, so sth av, $ yrs
from aus i'''' a'S' ANUS ~, 7on
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Incoming NcssrIs-Hy wireless.

- Mexico. Calharicn. o21 miles south Of
Sandy Hook At noon YESTERDAY.
s. ollu!n AutlIla. $50 miles south OF
Sandy Hook NJ noon
:, Gulfol. with Shcuaugo, Port Arthur, l0l
mIles south Of Jupiter a. noon
s. timAGl"v, Pro-rrso q miles north Of
Diamond shoals 1t loon
- L!mpasas Mobile, :io miles south Of
Sluly Hook ~ noon
Ss san Juan, san Juan, - miles south
OF sandy Hook Al noon,
- III Cid. Galveston. lN miles north
west of Tortugas al noon
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NEW BUILDER ~ DYCKMAN.

Nathan Wilson has resold the plot OF
about seven lots on 2l2tn and 2lsth
streets. 100 feet east OF Tenth avenue
which he recently purchased with a
loan from the city Investing Company
to Harry Turek. The plan for the cree
ton o.. four Ave story apartment houses
will be carried out by Nj. Turek under
the name OF the Enwic Holding Com
pany, which took title last Week. The
site fronts So feet Oh each thorough
fare and has d depth of 200 feet.
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Elevator apartments electric light
telephone large, light rooms. tiled
baths. and ali Improvements.
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NEW AID STREET MOVIE.

Three old fats, with stores. at tie
corner OF Forty-second street
and Eighth avenue. are TO be made over
by their owner, Heyman Nogel, into u
theatre. stores. lofts and offices, Plans
for the improvement were fled yester-
day by the aroiltect, Frederick W
Moore, The changes will cost $4,000.
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~ story modern nrcprpof building.
Meals served IN apartment. Every
convenience; all outside rooms. per-
manen light: large closet space.
most convenient location In city
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

asp ST. y :, go e ION az; i:s 49,.
ct al faction to foreclose mechanics
lien); atty, e j Lane.
18TH at, =. lt2.6 g "a av. %:.6xloo.lo
Union Trust CO.. trustee, agt Walter
J sheridan ct al ttorecios Of nigel
attys, Cary a. Carroll.
9TH ST, $40 wmTenement House De;
Violation Of tenement house law;
ssTH ST, $ 5. 2s76 . eth av, s76Nloo.ll
Mary j Kingsland agt Irving Arms
Real Estate Corp ct al foreolos OF
mtge) attys, g p n W W Buckley.
sth av, l.lOx9s9. and a6th ~, n =,
3OI@ W 9th av, i3.9x9s 9-Schwartz g.
Gross sgt Midwest Rlty Co ct al
faction to set aside transfer; attys
Nsuman h Newgass.
nth IT, = r, ISIS G 18th av, 3T,6xl0Ol IL
Mary j Kingsland agt Irving Arms
Real Estate Corp ct al foreclos OF
mtgs).
EDdEwATER RID, " s, 5i7.5 n Westches'
ter av, 2~Jxl00-Frences B Austin agt
Emma a MBvhew ct al (foreclOs of
mtGs); atty. Il 5 Clinch.
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MORRIsTOwN PLACE SOLD.

II. c. Reynolds has sold for the Plain
field Land and Building Company it's
twenty-six acre tract Oh Sussex avenue.
Morr.stown, ". j., to NJ. NJ. Schaenen.
the property are a seven room cot
stables and poultry houses. The
property was held at $4,000.
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GENERAL FUND.
DYCkMAN STORE PLANS.

The Knickerbocker Realty Holding
Corporation. David Zipkin president, will
spend $4,000 on the erection. OF stores
and a bakery on the east side Of 2o1th
street. 100 feet north OF Nermilye ave
nue.. They will occupy an area b5xs5
and have been. planned by Mass 4
S%prlngste!n.
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BUY wEsTBuRY HOME SITES.

The Westbury Manor Company has
sold a plot Of lots oil Elmwood street TO
William Behr, who will erect a dwelling
also a plot iO0xl00 on Butler street TO
William Jordon.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 26.-The market was
very unsettled to-day. nnal prices show
ing a good recovery from the early de-
cline. Chicago Pneumatic Tool was the
feature and Stewart-w Warner was also
quite active. Other Issues acted well.
considering the pressure at times. Bond
market dull. The
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SALE OF GREENACHEs HOUSE.

Maxwell Smith has sold for the Allied
Improvement Company the new dwell
ing on Cldremout avenue. Greenacres,
near the iiar,sda,e station. II was held
AT $lA,UUu.
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WASHlNGToN, July 2C.-No army or.
dcrs were ISSUED to-day.
Tits navy order was issued:
Lieut. H. II Mlrhar,, from the Georg!a
to Atlantic reserve ie,i.
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This following realty companies were
The A. y. Corporation, Manhattan;
ca pitsl, ~. 600; directors. Albert :. Morti-
mer, New York city: Jacob Goldberg,
Drookiyn; Samuel g.. Worthen. East
Orange. n. j.
Famous Players Really Corporation,
M%snhattsni capital. $4,000 directors,
Harry Harris, Henry y, Wiley sAd Ralph
A. Kohn. New York city.
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HOTEL At LONG BRANCH SOLD.

James J. Conrp"s has sold for Joseph
w, Flyn the Norwood Hotel and Ave
acres at Branchport, Long Branch, y,
J., including 1000 feet OF shore front on
the Shrewsbury River. 'rhe purchaser
ia +. V culberson Of Atlanta, Ga, who
paid all cash.
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MORTGAGES,


.h
East Of Fifth ny. between Fourteenth and
ll0th stsD
StTH ST. n 5. l23 e Madison az. 9iN9Ss-
clara = Porter to y y Life ins 4 r 60,
30 Wall ST. July 20, 3 Yrs, . p c.. dttys.
Emmett 4 T, SO Wal ......,.. $50. 900
DIST ST, ; >, 200 " LIST av, ?5xl00 N-Isi-
dore NJ rrerair to Morris Gottseseu, S5s
r sh 81, De, 20, lHl2, pr mige $4,000,
due Jan /, 1917, Il y =, atty, y IL W
West Side.
West of Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and ll0th s'..b
22D ST. : :. 25si e IN uy II Sx9SN. Perry
ST, n :. lNi Q ith -, IiN7i, Beaver 81,
81, u $, 1853 Agnes Lynch 10 Agnes
V O'sullivau, 32s ~ tooth 81, July e..
pr mtRe $1,000, due a. per bond ATTY,
T. ] Mcclure. 81 chambers St.. 5000
eiTH ST. n =. gll,6 . 9Th az. 2OxsS.9- Eva
y Smith to y Y Title lns Co, las Bway.
July "a pr mtge $500, due Mich II.
1915, b p c'.,.'' ,''.''.,.., 1880
Uptown
Manhattan Island. north Of ION So
18th ST. $. go " Sth av, 25xa9. Ii
Sophie \ Homer 10 Harry c Underhlu.
t0is Jefferson nv, Bklyn. July 90. due
Mich /. 1915, q y r,,,,....,,..,.til.
IRONY.
Borough Of The Bronx
GRAND BOULEVARD Il CONCOURSE ~
" cor Buckhout st. 59ix irreg-Hermine
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

BROoME ST. 2i3-Henry walker 20
Isaac Kassel & ano. l2a Vernon av.
Bkiyn: attys. seley & Levine. ?o5 Mon.
tague st. Bklyn
bOTH ST, ?36 w-Frederic de y Foster
10 trustees Of y Y Society Library. 100
University pl: atty, T q Co. lNs Broad,
ssTH ST. Is w-Andrew j shipmsn, exr.
to Jane Mackenzie, 2eb2 Gleason av;
attys. Blsndy, NJ 4 :, 81 Wall st.....f
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
y :


,With name and address OF lender and
.ttorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF second part)
Downtown,
ISouth of Fourteenth ST.
LANES ST, 81, @ s-Giovanni 'annonico
10 Angelo Benvenuto, 80 Mott ST, July
-. mtge $50, 500; atty, l. 7 co. $50
BNaN ....r,'''' u
ST. .3S-3i, n =, i6Ns7 minnie
RothenberE to Harry sisChrl. lis Il
ysd 81. June 81; atty, Jos A Seidman,
81 Park Row .,r..,...,.....,...t
East Side.
tEas, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
sgd ST. 8 y, % " Madison av, 27xio2 a.
Eugene VI O'Seili to Emily O'Neill
Davies, 90 T. SGD 81, july 26, attys. Nil
Ter. Is l. q 7, so Bway ,,.,,...,..g gift
SD Az, > ), 80 u l0Sth st, strip 0,S% xlOOx
O.OVxioO-Hannah schwah TO Seymour
Rlty co, rs Broad NJ, May -; sttys,
Kurzman d F. :3 Broad st.......,.,sl
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Exports yesterday. 1910 bales. To-
'al thus far this season. $3.50 5 bales.
against 9,0l5,7S6 bales last year.
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The New Orleans market closed

The Liverpool market opened dull.
There was a good business in spot cot
'on. with middling Q points decline at
lid Sales, 10000 bales.
Prices at Liverpool closed quiet but
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WALL AV. s65, n W cor lb2d st. store
John II Siever TO Abe Teitler. 1856 T. 1874
81, s yrs from May !, 1915. atty. NJ
Thierer. sal u 1854 &7sJ
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Eleven A NJ. bids to liverpool were
October, alsc. January, 9.54c. March.
'Tsc TIL market there is due TO open
to-day 8 to sia points decline.
ReceiDts and stocks were
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

Company and Term. Six. Amt.
Securities Corpora
aton. quarterly, ..,.......... pfd NV
Monong "a heia Valley Traction.
semi-annual ..........,... ptd INN
ry,Sn, Manufacturing. quar-
terry ...,s.''''s'..''''''' wv
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

a6TH ST. 200 w-John II scheier agt
Abraham Goldberg ct al, Jan ., 1913;
cancelled Observation-Disclosures. SS'se@
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Attractive bargains In modern one lam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri-
waite ssle. . large number from which to
sclect.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE
OF NEW YORK. 10 quickly close the bust
ness Of two corporations. offers these
properties a. about 50T OF former prices.
They are located at brentwood, Fdllsade,
Morsemsre and LconlL, New jersey, Top
posite Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An Inspection Of 'hese properties VIII
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberia terms Title Guarantee Policy free.
For further details and terms address
BENZ. u. HAlGHT. Special Deputy Supt.
OF Ranks, care Banking Department, 81
broadway, New York CITY.
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Assignments Made.

MISHKIN 4 OROSsMAN-Meyer MIsh-
Kin and Max Grossman. composing the
hrm OF Mishkin & Grossmsn. manufac-
turers OF misses cloaks and suits at
is West Twenty.sixth street. have
. made an assignment to Joseph Levine.
LEOPOLD sAl.ZER, cigar manufactures
at ~ Broome street. has made an as
signment to Charles b. Schweitzer.