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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Reeeipt., .,5!i BAGS
$50; s.ir 9. s.od. ss.oS,.1s1. medium.
p pss'' sseis s.''I,7ssS;. f poor to to. s sssa. :.:ss:ssH;
Lady washington. California. SGSo0si
small, white, California, 1918, choice, 1855
g FOOD reg ,s asSSSsss enI red marrow ,' she is..
$50; imperial.. choice. ts.soas: yellow eye.
tIeoa7.2S; lima, California, choice. $500
:; peas. black eye. California. S%.s5 +.75.
BUTTER-Receipts. 10000 packages, in
Guiding 2.oss for export. Creamery. higher
scoring than extras per 10; ,sh @;se;; s5-
aiasIhc.: seconds ga to 81 scorer. a2b o
sahc:; thirds. an s2c.: creamery. un-
; ,1.s' is s !. q &C.. ,As sr.; s.' 81 s,s.'! sec Seconds az.
@:'s So s sis'%s!' ezra. ss':; . a:ss; ;1's s.:,:.
ss% i , ,o eommcn to fair. $50 sc. : reno.
waited. extras. sic.; nrs,s, soh aslMe.:
ars,.. sou Ssie.;' ladies. Jun. make. nrs,s.
sca 80 Nc; current make. hrst:. ?st g :oc.:
seconds, acc; lower grades. a7haNhc.:
g esss'S %o. ' !. sse. to lossr % "r.d... S ,sas1ss.
CHEEsE-Receipts, s.oss boxes, State.
whole milk. fats. early made. specials, h..
sis;; fresh eSioreS. special S 6 aigs,Es;;
twins. early made. specials. ale fresh.
specials. ale. average fancy. 20 y 92okc.;
single daisies. fancy, .2ia:IHc; All styles,
milk. early made. twins. fancy. 2oh Gaic.:
fresh, twins. fancy. 2ox g2ic.. double
daisies. 2oh d2ic single daisies. 2oh
early made. specials, IN a17kc.; current
make. specials, i7tsc.: choice. 1874 911c.;
fair to good. Is y q isc.: lower grades. IL
gi5c.
C~OTTONsEED On-Prices continued to
soar and new high records for the season
were again established. Occasional waves
Of pront taking brought about q reaction.
but the demand was active and closing
quotations showed net gains Of 10 to 40
points. Total sales. so. 500 barrels. Crude
again hrm. with sales reported at 75c..
while rumors were circulated that business
had been done at even higher figures. Cash
demand more active. Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-10-11
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tn. Greek liner Themistocles. sailing
to-day for Gibraltar and Pireus. VIII tsks
mail. Closing at ~ NJ. for Gibraltar and
The white Star liner Adriatic. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. will take man.
closing at $50 A. ~. for Great Britain.
Africa also specially addressed core
spondence for other countries except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxemburg, Bull
Norway. sweden and Denmark.
The scandinavian American liner HelliG
Olav. sailing tomorrow for Kirkwall and
Tsris'isnsana. wili tax mail; e b It
the Netherlands. Germany. Austria, Hun:
gary, Luxembourg. bulgaria.. Serbia and
The spanish steamer c. Lopez y Lopez,
sailing Friday for Cadiz, Will take mail,
closing at 1880 A. NJ. for spain. Portugal
The French liner Espagne. sailing sa,ur-
day for Bordeaux. viii take mail. closing
at noon. for France. Rumania, Switzer-
land. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece.
Malta. Gibraltar. ceylon. straits Settle
ments. Dutch East indies. West Australia
and Persia.
The American liner St. Louis; sailing
closing at sac A. NJ. for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary: i;uxemeurs.
Bulgaria. servia. Turkey. Netherlands, Nor.
way, Sweden and Denmark. Africa. West
Asia and the East Indies.
The Italian liner Caserta. sailing satur-
day for Genoa. Will take mail; closing at
a. NJ, for Italy. Rumania. SwItzer-
The swedish American liner stockholm.
sailing Saturday for kirkwall and Gothsn-
for sweden. Norway and Denmark.
The Italian liner Re d~'I'alia. sailing sat
urday for Genoa. will take mail closing At
Switzeriand ma Greece.
The sun., 1916-10-11
BEEKMANS RENT R N
VIII Permit Trade BuiIding at
First Avenue and 2 street.

Eight old tenement houses at the
southwest corner Of First avenue and
S!xty-second street are to be- razed to
permit n commercial Improvement. The
New York Linen and Supply Company
on East Thirty-second street. has taken
the property for twenty-one years. with
renewals. from the Reeknan estate. The
property includes 35i to $50 East sixty
second stree; and 1926 to 1871 First
avenue.
The Royer-Gordon Drug Company has
leased for a long term OF years the store
n basement adjoining the southeast
corner Of seventh avenue n Forty
ninth street. Morris Rose and Lewis
Hosenthal were the brokers IN the trans.
action.
Herbert Hecht & co. have leased 10
tn" Observation-Disclosures Company loft
space AZ 70 Eth avenue. and FOR Will
.Rm n Whiting $50. as agents to the
7 mes Square Automobile Company the
store at so Nassau street. Th.s is the
FIRST automobile supply concern To open
a branch in the dow town section.
Carstein q Linnekin have leased offices
n 2iI F9tth avenue 10 julius Ciechanow.
John II. Powers & Co. Arthur J. Ham
burger. Burnct n, Lamont and Frank l..
Hatfield at $50 Fifth avenue 20 Stengc.
R.in"r n Jacob. William Schenk. Julius
~ciechanow. Adolf Tauheld. Joseph Klein,
Nfthur II Eunk and the Dean Plaster
Company AT l1Gl Broadway to Henry
chandless. Arthur .Antler and Fordon &
Roserbaum.
The pu'oss Company has leased the
third loft AT l6 Fast Thirteenth street to
he United skirt and Dress Company,
and the three story building AT the
northeast corne of Twelfth and Wash
ington streets to Thomas Tierney for a
term OF years.
GOODWIN q Goodwin h1ve leased fo-
the .statc of Louis Strasburrer 70 sam
uel Kovner the loft at IL West Icjth
street.
pcasc ~ Gilman have leased 20 tn.
Pythian Temple Association the third
iionr and a large portion of the ground
floor in the property known as pyth!au
Han. at the southeast corner % Madison
venue and I25th street. Til. same
brokers recently leased TO the Sixth Dis
trict Pythian Association the second
floor.
The Charles + Noyes Company has
leased a large portion Of the eighth floor
in the Masonic Building. Twen,y-th.rd
street and Sixth avenue. to r, Van Kan
mel space on the eleventh tiopr in the
same building to Harry Walker and
sDace on the sixteenth fioor Ia Max X.
Mcl,Zcr.
Worth.ngtOn W~hitehouse has leased
for Rutland n whiting as ag"nt The
floor store at 60 West Forty
sixth street to Miss Ruth Richards.
The sun., 1916-10-11
BIG PLANT FOR FLUSHING.

The Rainier Motor Corporation has
bought five and u half acres on the edge
OF the Flushing-college Point mead pws,
upon which II will erect n big plant. The
land extnds from the Long Island Rail-
road 10 the plant of the Hunter Car
Sign Company, The property is bounded
by Mil Creek. n small tributary to
Flushing Creek Bradley street. which IL
n street laid down upon the city map 4.
Bayside avenue and the Long Island
Railroad. Peter NJ. Coco. a Flushing
architect, has prepared plans for two
one story buildings, one 50xlOO and the
other 2noX.O0, ITO cost $50. OOO. The first
Is to be completed within thirty DAYS
after the contract is let aid the second
10y December. iround for the first
building will be broker this week. The
executive Office Of the corporation viii
lie at the Flushing factory.
The sun., 1916-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0-Movrmsnts OF
naval vessels were; The collier .Abarenda
has arrived at Cavito; the destroyers AvI-
win, Cassin. conNngham, Cummings, Cush-
ing, Drayton, Tanning, Jarvis. J.nkins.
Melville, Monaghan, Paulding. Porter have
arrived at Ncw port: collier Cesar AT
Charleston; thy supply ship Glacier al San
Francisco, gunboat Gloucester at RrookIyn:
collier Hancock a. Norfolk. dTstroyers
Jacob Jones. Tucker, Wadsworth and
WainwrIght AT Buzlaris hay, collier Ne.
ltus ~ Scwhlls Point, destroyer Paul Jones
at San Pedro, collier Saturn at Mare Isl-
and. guYLoai Wheeling at Progreso; de.
strnyer Nhipple at San Pedro. DESTROYER
O'lt-ien AZ Newport.
Destroyer Bcnham has sailed from New.
port for sea; EunbOat Galveston from
bIongapo for shanghai: battlcship UlIuoIs
from Key West for Vera Cruz; DESTROYER
Reid from Hampton Roads for Southern
drill ground: hattleship Oklahoma from
Hampton Roads for southern drill ground
destroyer Sa mpson from Newport for Ruz.
cards BAY and yacht sylph from New York
for Washington.
The sun., 1916-10-11
SEQ RE WINTER HOMES.

Peasc 4 Elliman have rented fur
nlshed Tor Mrs, j. II, Scoville her four
story and basement dwelling ut 80 West
F,fty-third street to Frederic ~. Lincoln.
and for George W. Morgan to Jose T..
b'kellv the five story American base
ment dwelling at $40 West Seventy-third
street, between West End avenue and
Riverside Drive.
Vasa *. Bracher has leased the four
story dwelling AT 1870 West Seventeen
street for Mrs, Clara NJ. Williams to Miss
Mary Hurley and Miss Mary T.. Ken
neatly for a term OF years.
shaw a. co. have leased for The estate
OF Charles A, Acton the thyee story and
basement dwelling at 50 East lSlst
street 10 John Nelson.
Porter a Co. have leased for the John
u. HaskNl Estates to Emil Caspar the
thrc" story and basement dwelling at
10 West 126th street.
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lies. SIS W 14fst ct, instails $1,000 amt
ally. 81 pe cent; atty. Alfred 8 Browns

lies. SIS W 14ist ct, instails 1000 annu-
ally. ~ p1 cent; atty. Alfred 3 brown,
oZ William
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx.) ,
POPHAM Av. W =, 1884 n 10th st. 25xloo
stanton NJ Palmer to Myer Gottlieb. 10Y
Il 5sth 1T. prior mtg $1,000. Oct .. due as
per bond: attys. skinner & b. 81 parh
HOE Av, E $, IS si7sd st. 5cxiooxboxios-
Taku Realty Corpn to Sterling Holding
Corpn. 2ag Bway. prior mtg slO,6Oo. OcL
:. installs. 6 per cent: attys. Gettner. ,
WEBSTER Av. e =. 275 3 Hist at. 5oxll74x
ao2x112. 10-Mista CONSTR Co to 1875 Bway
Holding Corpn. 1876 Bway, Oct ., yr..e
per cent: atty. N Y Title & Mtg CO. ~
whistler Az. -. AS /. i7ist st. 5%oxisix
DO 1x117t-Same to same, Oct =. lyr..S
per cent; atty, same ........ .Sso oVo
CLINTON Av. 1875. n e C 17sth at. i0.1x
I01.11--Marmion Realty Co. Inc, to Abel
King. 14s T. 6jth ri. and ano. prior mtg
$4,000. Oct p. . yrs. 6 per cent: attys,
es" & c. as Nassau st..,....... .s6,boo
LOTS 119 and 1870. map sec A. Nyse est-H
w d Realty Corpn to Lawyers MTG Co. 5s
Liberty at, oct 3. due as per bond; atty.
IT, a T Co. 17s Bway. ......... $4,000
8 I'D AV, e g Fishers Landing rd. 2f2.l0x
irreg-Craters Wharf. Inc. to Harriet J
Heller, 2i3 Montclair av, Newark. y J.
AaE s; yts =, per cent; atty; arh'
- =.
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INVESTORS LEAD
REALTY TRADING
Profits From Wall street Go
ing Into Homes Here
and in Suburbs.
RAINIER PLANT HERE
Motor Go. Buys Flushing Acres
as a Site--Buying in
Country Active.

Feature Of the current realty market
Is the number OF purchases which are
being made for investment. Many NJ
these deals are for expensive dwellings.
The source of this class of trading In
many cases can be traced to stock
speculation. as the names OF men assoc
ciated with Wall Street and financial in
sttutions are appearing every day as
buyers of city and suburban real sta
Yesterday two fine dwellings were sold.
The Rainier Motor Company has de-
cidcd to manufacture near its greatest
market and shipping point and as u site
for a big plant has bought a tract on the
Flushing meadows.
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si.s:, i0is. less than above prices. de-
s ss.;s l i:S s wa III \; 49, f.. i i;:s. W. is iss.:
nearby SQUAD. lin lbs. each. pair, $50
s esfi. 1 mi1s i.d D. m sSssi vs. ss,s sSs:: f ssssss,:
..nnsyiyani.. milk FED mixed %weisht!, 10
yirsinia. milk fed. mixed WEIGHTS. 2sc.;
tennessee. milk fed, mixed weights; 2sc.;
80 lbs. TO- pair, 22e.; mixed weights. 22c.
corn FED, a.. iSs to pair 24::; ! lbs. and
mis.d WEIGHTS. led soc.; sou,Ssrni. dr.;
picked; mixed weishts ls@2oc:.; northern
e Unao 10 and n M,shisnn; ,eaid es, : III ips x,s and
gan. scaided, broiiers. asc.: mixed weights.
20 q 2ic.; other western. scaided. broilers.
:%csia.d.m mis.d wsis ss,:' ,, Gee western ss91hs sna
southern. dry picked or scalded. corn fed:
small. common and euils Il g isc; Fowls
dozen; dry picked: 2saasYc; so:l1 lbs.
packed. corn FED. /: to box. westcrn. $500
s 'ss; -s 49,. I'll is. 10 s SSs;n' cry gg seess:s ID: I'd and
:s.is.;d, isitc': frs Has P SS!:. ICED western,
a.. lie. ~ under der , u.s. 81. ;.t ~ so s,ss;; a al
northern Ohio and Michigan, scalded. large,
2ld al &C: small. lsdlsLc.. other wsst-
ern. scaided. large. 2ois Male; small. 17&
.e.iS.a. olf cocks ak pisfsss. Is lana
fresh ducklins,. ID. acc. soUARs-Prime,
white. $40 lbs. and over 10 dozen. per
dosen. s3G6.5o: cults. soc. "a 81. GUINEAs
i.50: ? lbs. to pair. 81.
POULTRY. .IIvE-sixty-ave cars on
tracks. OF which 81 were unioaded. Buyers
and sellers still apart. talking zoe. for
chickens and good fowls and isT1ec. FOR
poor fowls.
PROvIslONS-Pork nrm: mess. S3oa al:
family. $50 ~: short clear. 32Tn2s. Beef
steady: mess. S2l a2i.5o; family. s2ta %;
$50 lbs. isSc.: 100 lbs, iSNe,; 10 lbs.
bellies easy; 10 lbs. isc.: Il lbs. isse':
lbs. 1sc.. picked hams steady: quoted.
l6t q lie. Taliow quiet. special. 10tc.;
city. .sh TeHc.. country ots u 10Lc c. Lard
steady: middle West. elb.l5ml5.25; city
lard barely steady: quoted. l5mlssc.: re-
lea. 1855: Brazil kegs. t7.s5: compound
strong: oleo. IN I1Sbc. Stenrine steady:
oieo. 14T1+kc. city lard stsarinc. lee.
RICE-Dom.stic screenings. saa3Nc.:
medium. ~ q &C.; head. ~ Tsc.: fancy
head. 515Sc.; extra fancy. sST5isc.:
Japan. &C; blue rose. ~ d&hc.
SUGAR MISUNDERSTANDING Arm. due to
advancing raw and refined markets. Trade
buying held prices we'll above the opening
level. the close showing gains ranging
from 7 to II points. with total sales IA. $50
tons. Late positions more or less neg
lected. Range Of prices:
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MAILS.

Japan. Corea and China, via Seattle. .pe-
cially addressed only. per steamship Ia
Maru. $50 7, NJ. to-day.
Island Hawaii samoan Islands, Aus
tral!a. except West. and specially ad-
Dir, sscd mail for New Zealand. via San
Francisco. per steamship Sierra. 1880 y,
VI. tomorrow.
Japan. Corea. China except shanghai
city, and Philippine Islands, via Van
eouNer and Victoria. y G., per
Empress II Japan. $3.50 I, NJ. SATURDAY,.
Hongkong and specially addressed mali
for the Netherlands, East Indies. via san
Francisco. per steamship Arakan. 1850
i. NJ. October l6.
FIJI Islands, New Zealand and Australia.
except West. via Vancouver and Victoria,
n G, per steamship Niagara. $3.50 +. NJ.
20.
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
of the following dates: Melbourne, sep
temher i sydney. September :. Auckland.
IS, and Wellington, september
~, which arrived at san Francisco per
steamship Natal. were despatched EAST on
October :. and are due IN New York to-
morning.
The sun., 1916-10-11
BUYING AT wHEATLEY HILLS.

The whitney Realty Company, Harry
Payne Whitney president. has sold
through III. A. Rogers OF Worthington
Warehouse a tract of about eleven
acres in the Broad Hollow Woodland
SECTION OF the Whcatlcy Hills, l.. I. The
land lies south Of the T.. T.. Morgan
property and adjoins the estates of
Rcekman winthrop and :. Ambrose
Ciafk. The purchaser recently bought Of
the Henry fh!pps estates an adjoining
tract or twenty acres, which are to be
combined with the present purchase and
improved as n country estate
Cocks x Willeis have sold for Harry
Payne Whitney ffty acres of high wood
land In the Wheatlcy HIS. Long Island,
TO William A., Prime. The property lies
along the East Norwich turnpike and
d~'agonally across from Mr. Whitncy's
main estate,
The sun., 1916-10-11
BREAK IN DWELLING BLOCK.
Apartment Planned for West 74th
street viii He the First.

An apartment is planned for Seventy
fourth street between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue. which is a
dwelling house block. Plans were filed
yesterday by Irving Margon for the re-
modelling of the four story and base
ment dwelling at 81 West Seventy
fourth street into n six story bachelor
apartment. with elevator. for the 81
West Scventy-fourth Street Company.
John kalzman president and Henry 7.
Cooper treasurer. The house. which sets
back eight feet. will be brought out to
the building line. 1t will contain two
apartments IN n floor with suites OF two
and three rooms and baths and Is figured
to produce an annual rental of Sill 900.
The cost Of the Improvement is estimated
at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-10-11
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market lost III. greater par q,
Mondays advances yesterday, Selling wa.
neither active nor aggressive. comparatiyeIy
few buyers being In evidence. Active month.
worked about S to 10 points net lower, The
close showing a net loss OF to points
sales reported OF 2l,a50 bags, barely a
quarter of Mondays business. ~ .
The opening was unchanged TO ! points
lower under scattered selling. After some
little irregularity the market turned easier
With March contracts declining 10 4 zoe and
May to s.I5c. Sales OF well described santos
u were reported In the cost and freight
market ~ 10 2bc. on the basis of landau
credits or shout one'eighth under previous
low offers This promoted the early selling,
q shade. steadier. ations for san,os 40
ranged. from about l0,5Oc. to 10 6e,ac'' whjIr
offers from Rio, and Victoria were UNCHANGED
me basis OF sSc, for Rio 70 and Use for
The sun., 1916-10-11
LINDENMEYR N BEEKMNN ".

The buildings at i6 and is Beekman
street, destroyed nv fire !ost spring. VIII
be replaced by two six story freproof
structures. They have been rented to
Henry Lindcnmevr & Sons. paper
dealers. for a long term Of years at an
aggregate rental y: over $780, 600. The
brokers IN the transaction We're Cam
mann. voorhees, & Floyd. representing the
owners OF IL Beekman street. and the
Rutland 4 whiting Company. represent
ing the owners OF Is Beekman street.
The new buildings will be n decided i'm
rrovement to Beekman street. he first
block OF whichJhas been a paper section
Tor many years.
The sun., 1916-10-11
COMMERCE. s
FLAT BUYING ~ THE BRONX.

FREEMAN STREET-Philip fIcrschow-
SIX! has sold the two new five story
apartment houses, on plot l0oxloo. on
Freeman street near Jennings street.
which ne built recently. They were
held 1T sloo.0 600. The buyer If said to
he Max Marcus. who several months
ago bought the similar structures at
l4IS ami 1884 Hoe avenue from the
same builder.
BOSTON RDAD-The Avenue -. John
and Fox Street Corporation has sold
1906 Boston road. ~ new I'VE story
twenty-five family apartment house.
on plot 5OxlO0.
The sun., 1916-10-11
PLANS FOR PARK AVE. FLAT.

James A.. Carpenter filed plans yestcr-
day for the twelve story apartment
house which he will erect at the SOUTH
west corner of Park avenue and Eighty
second street. II vii, cost si00. 900 and
measure $40 feet on tire averue and
100 feet on the street.
The sun., 1916-10-11
NEW RANKING FIRM RENTS.

". j. Woolman 4 Co, who are to begin
business next January, have secured a
long lease, with rentals a~ggre:ating
about S25o.000 of quarters in the Equita-
bic Building. The home of the new bank
Ing Arm adjoins the quarters of l.azard
Freces and + s. Smithers ~ Co. Mr..
Woolman. who heads the new firm. was
fNulerly senior partner in the firm OF
!. 5, Bache q Co. He retired from the
banking business about "A year ago. and
only recently decided To return to the
field.
The sun., 1916-10-11
SURETY MAN BUYS HOUSE.

Joel Rathbone. vice-president OF the
National Surety Company. has bought
the four story and basement dwelling on
lot 1SxlO0 at 122 East S~ixty-frst street.
bet ween Park and Lexington avenues
the property was Dough; from Mrs. Her
man Gruntal. Harold Nathan as at
torney. The Gruntal family have owned
and occupied the premises for more than
years. MIR. Rathbone will have the
Rouse extensively rcmodellcd.
The sun., 1916-10-11
sI7S.OOO HEIGHTS DEAL,

The Namreh Building Company. which
recently completed the two FIVE story
apartments at the northeast; corner OF
avenue and 10th street. has sold
them TO "A client Of Nehring Bros.
and Max III The houses we're held at
N15.0oo. They front 1871 feet on la
Ven avenue and S3.i feet on 10th street.
The sun., 1916-10-11
DEAL For sas.ooO DWELLING.

WEST 18TH STREET-Sia wson &
Hobbs have sold for Frederick A. Ross
the five story American basement
house on lot isx100 at $50 West Sew
c~nty-eighth street. The asking price
was S35. 900.
COMMERCE STREET-Charles T. Van
Nalen has sold . Commerce street. a
three story and basement housc 'front.'
ing 1919 feet on Commerce street and
LIZ feet on the Seventh avenue OK
tension. An investor bought the prop
crty for ali cash.
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rouR FLATS ron ONE BLOCK.

Plans for four apartment houses TO
accommodate 1876 families have been
completed by Gronenberg & Leuchtag
for the 17o Building Company Of 30
East Forty-second street. They will he
five story structures to- occupy a plot
332Nlou On The north side Of roth street
1910 feet east of For, Washington
avenue. The cost is estimated at
SoSO. OOO
The sun., 1916-10-11
BUYER OF BVDD HOUSE.

Mrs. H.. Roswell Bates. daughter OF
the late James Talcott, for many years
a resident OF the old Washington Square
district, II the buyer OF he Henry A.
Budd house. at ~ East Sixty-fourth
street sold yesterday. Mrs, Bates. who
now resides at II West Eleventh street,
will occupy the Slxty-fourth street dwell
ing.
The sun., 1916-10-11
WAR RELIEF HEADQUARTERs

y. Brigham Hall and William d.
.Bloodgood have leased for Cornelius
Poillon the parlor and basement floors
at l3h East Fifty-sixth street TO the May
fair War Relief for use as "A committee
headquarters and tho forwarding of sup
plies.
The sun., 1916-10-11
FOR 8sI FLUSHING LOTS.

The Auburndale Realty Corporation
has sold TO the Property Sales Corpora
ton twenty-three blocks. containing 6>l
lots. at Rroadway-on-the-IIill. Flush
ing. The property, which was conveyed
yesterday. II said To- be worth $500. 600.
It's largest frontage Is on Bayside ave-
nue..
The sun., 1916-10-11
SAVINGS GOING INTO REALTY,

Tut!no a. Cerny have sold The March
Realty Corporation the new -four s,oyy
brick Nat, on plot 50xlo0, at 55S Fifteen
street.
+. T. Newman has sold the three story
business property at III Eighth avenue
for Jennie y. Welsh to an investor.
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tady. N. Y, which will improve the
property. Also sold a tract Of land at
Lawrence Park West. Bronxville. for
Mrs. Ferris J. Meigs to II. u. Gordon.
The property adjoins Sunnybrook. Mr..
Gordon's present residence, and will be
improved in connection with It.
The sun., 1916-10-11
THE

For eastern New York. fair end rem
cOoi to-day; tomorrow, feh s""
warmer moderate shifting. winds. s.,,
For New Jersey. fair and continueu eov.
to-day. tomorrow. fair and
gentle to moderate northerly winds' oe-
coming variable. ...,-
For northern New England. fair, contin,
uing cool to-day: Tomorrow, fair nma
warmer; gentle to moderate sh'i''"s
winds. bec8nlng southeriy. ,.,. an,
For southern New England. la. ia
continued cool to-day; tomorrow. iair nnu
warmer: gentle to moderate Westerly
For western New York. fair. continuing
cool to-day: tomorrow. fair and warmer
gentle to moderate shifting winds. -
NEW YORK. Oct. ~1l.--There was Nv
storm in any part Of the country yester-
day. Low pressure existed In the extrenne
southwest. but all other sections were ~.
braced by a single area OF high pressure
from a centre over Nebraska and Iowa.
Showers fell in Colorado. New Mes!co
and northern Texas and at one or TWO
points In the southeastern states. put j"
most sections the weather was fair. -,
Lower temperatures prevailed IN au.'
in the east gulf and south Atlantic coast
sections.
Freezing weather prevailed In northern
New York and New England I'm the morn
ing and temperatures were below the iret.-
ing point in parts OF all states from WIS,
consln westward into northern ldaho anu
Washington nah
In his city the day was fair and mucn
cooler: wind, fresh north west; average
humidity. 35 per cent barometer. cor
rec,ed to read to sea level. at 8 A. NJ
q n 10 =
The sun., 1916-10-11
SANDS POINT FARM SOLD.

william $, Cornwell has sold his farm
at Fort Washington. l.. l., to a Ma nhat-
tan man, The farm is situated in the
Sands Point section and was formerly a
part OF the estate Of Daniel Cornwen
The sun., 1916-10-11
wEsTCHEsTER PLOT DEALS.

Fish 4 Marvin ave sold for James
Brite three plots at Scarsdale to tbs
George f.. Hohl Company Of Schemes
The sun., 1916-10-11
RENTING IN THE SUBURBS.

Lewis n, Preston has leased for ].
Mayhem Wainwright his house on Grace
Church street. Rye, n. Y, for a term OF
years to NJ. Rutgers Barnewall.
The sun., 1916-10-11
OLD BERTH For NEW.

NJ. IL. Tropaucr. for the last fifteen
years with l.. ]. Phillips a Coz IL now
connected with the West Side office of
Pease & Gilman.