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New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Advances on Gov
ering-Corn Closes
Firm.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July l. WV
WHEAT
A covering movement developed in the
wheat market and prices were hrmer' Closing
with net gains of "a &c. DELIVERIES on
Julv contracts ~ Chicago. while amounting
TO about /. 200. 900 bushels. were not As large
as anticipated. and. furthermore. eieta ator M
tercsts seemed wiling 70 absorb IN" 'a'i
wheat. and the tenders apparently passeg
into strong hands. Snorts we're also dispose
20 cover for over The holidays. a. all the 10,
mestic market, Niil he closed on Monday ana
TUESDAY. i.d bears we're not disposed to ne
come aggressive.
The eArort demand was small and con
fined 10 about 900. 900 bushels of Canadian
" heat. bu, there -csms to - 4 better inquiry
for new crop. In tho local cash market No
durum was quoted at sliia. No hard
si1si9: 40 Northern Duluth. tl.2il2 No
Northern Manitoba. Sl26. all b, Ne"
York.
The corn market was frmer early on cover
ing. due 10 an sbsence OF deliveries on july
contracts in the West and on reports Of eH-
port sales Of about 500 900 bushels. The
weather. however. was again ideal for the
new crop. and toward the close of the day
prices were a little easier. with final quota
tions sM &C net higher. Liverpool was un-
changed. but supplies abroad are apparently
small and the recent Improvement in the ex-
port demand has had stimulating influence
on values generally. In the local cash mar
ket No . yellow corn was quoted at ss"sc,
G Z. New York.
OATS.
The oats market was moderately active and
frmcr. especially for the July position. which
showed net gains of &c. while the later
months were ,N i,c net higher. Tenders on
July contracts in Chicago we're about l.5oO.-
900 bushels. but apparently the oats passed
into strong hands. The local cash market
was quiet standard quoted AZ i6c No
white. a., ,m Acc No Whit. +3 3i.q lic ;
fancy clipped white. 45ieMf7c ordinary
clipped white. iid 46c. all elevator.
RYE.
Market dull No 2 Western. sl.Oe. T.
New York.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
WANT CHANGE
In TAX SYSTEM
United Owners for Levy
ing On Improved Sites
on Basis of Returns.

To tax improved property on the
basis Of the income and not its as
sumed valuation is the remedy for tax
alton evils urged by the United Real
Estate Owners Association.
"The revenue derived from improved
realty and not an assessed valuation
arbitrarily put upon it should be made
the basis of taxation" saws the United
Real Estate Owners Association.
"Such an arrangement would be more
equitable among owners and would net
the city the same amount of revenue.
Let us assume that two men own
two separate parcels Of property as
sessed each AZ 100000. The property
of the first man yields him a revenue
Of $4,000 yearly after all expenses, not
including taxes. are paid. II is well
located and rents we'll The property
OF the second man yields him only
$4,000 yearly. Perhaps at one time y
was equally well located and rented as
well as the property of the first man.
But the uptown trend of business had
attracted his tenants away from him.
He has many vacancies. and his IN
come is cores pondingly lower.
Under the present system Of taxa
tion both these men pay the same
taxes, because their property is as
sessed at the same figure. Both men
have put their money into the property
as an investment, they are entitled TO 4
fair return on their money. The man
with the $4,000 income is carrying dou-
bic the tax load of the one with the
$4,000 income; the city deducts the
same amount for the taxes from each
income. This is not equitable; the
load should be apportioned This can
be done by taxing the income.
"The revenue from any property can
be arrived al in the same way that the
Federal government ascertains the
income OF individuals. Careful inves-
tigation Of all reports and drastic pun
ishment for the offender making
false return would curb dishonesty.
NO improved property should be
taxed on the basis Of assessed valua-
ton. The rate should be made suffi-
ciently high to force the owner TO
improve his holdings
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
HOW TO BUILD
FIRE BARRIERS
Board of Underwriters
Gives Suggestion to
Home Owners.

nsmnhlet entitled Dwelling
Uouses. Code Of Suggestions for Con
efruction and Fire Protection has Jus,
Lcop issued by the National Board OF
fire Underwriters in response 10 many
supRestions for such information
Among tho articles in the pamphlet are
General Discussion Of Defective Con
struction in Dwellings. and us kelation
IN Their Fire Hazard" Quality OF
Materials Suitable for Construction
Work" Walls" Floor and Roof Cor
struction." major Structural Require
ments TO Protect Life and Prevent
Spread Of Fire" "Chimneys,. tlues,
Smokepipes and Fireplaces," Heating
and Lighting Equipment" "tIre-Stop-
ping" "Frame Dwellings concrete
Construction" and General PrecaJ-
tions for Fire Protection
"The majority Of dwellings are out
side the control Of building ordinances,
and those within the jurisdiction o.
such laws usually have but few re.
strictions; hence the field for use OF
this information is broad. says tne
National Board Of Fire Underwriters.
"The few specifications governing
dwelling house construction IN a bull1,
ing code are usually so scattered
through the ordinance IL is dif1cult Tor
a person unfamiliar with such laws o
ascertain exactly what is required. nay
fact further justifies codification OF
these well established principles TOT
the protection Of such structures;
THE pamphlet is distinctly educa %
t:onal in character. since. naturally
there is no authority 10 enforce 't'
provisions. Many Of the more I'm +,
nortan, suggestions were extracted
bodily from our reco nmended building
code. and still retain the imperative
form of expression, Shall as indlca'-
ing in our opinion, the strict necessity
for the requirements. Although other
parts may be expressed l-ss positively,
Il should not be inferred that they are
unimportant"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
F. NJ. SOULE BUYS LANMORE
This Fine Larchmont Manor Property
Was Held al $4,000

Lanmore, Colonial residence az
the southeast corner Of Grove and
Woodbine avs. Larchmont Manor, has
been sold by Lancaster Morgan to
F. VI. Soule, OF Montclair, y. J. The
property. one of the best known in
Larchmont, has a frontage of 25O Fl.
on Grove ave. and $50 Il. on Wood
bine ave. The residence. contains
thirteen rooms, three bathrooms and
plsyroom. The grounds are laid out
with ornamental trees and shrubbery,
vegetable and formal gardens The
property has been held al $4,000.
r. VI. Crawiey & Bros, Of Montclsir,
effected the sale
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
ANTIQUES. CURIOs. ETC.

nr sIrvo BROS. ANTIQUE FURNIr7 RE. BRic.
a.Irac. sfe~eld and s1ld silver 5ss Fo--1
Are tgiih St. Phone 22i6 Madison 81
yBIEs ART GALLERY. io6 West 42t ST
anfioues curlos olc Jewels silveryar-.
rare fans paintings. miniatures and Teap'
onos Old gold bought.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
NEW BUILDING PROJECTS
Squash Courts To BE Atop Of Thirty
ninth Street Hotel.

Whitney Warren and Charles y.
Wetmore have filed plans for a
thirteen story apartment house. 60x
100. on the west side Of West End
av. 62.2 feet north Of Seventy-fourth
St, for the Palermo Construction Com
pany, Charles V. Palermo. president.
A twelve story hotel is TO be erected
on plot 35xlOC, at 143 East Thirty
ninth ST., for A. Stanley Jones. Of
Brooklyn. Il will cost S5O.O0O. The
main features will be roof garden
and squash courts.
Plans have been filed by Whitney
Warren and Charles b. Wetmore for a
twelve story apartment house, 602x
1852, at the southeast corner OF Fifth
ay. and Sevcnty-fourth ST., for the Fifth
Avenue and Seyenty-fourth Street Cor
poration. Harry Fischel president. The
cost has been estimated at 100000
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
DIR. F. HAAS BUYS
ADIRONDACK TRACT
Property Is Ferris J. Neig's Pri-
Vate Preserve.

Fish & Marvin have sold for Dr.
Frederic Haas. Of New York. a large
private preserve near Tupper and
Upper Saransc Lakes, in the Adiron-
dack region to Ferris J. Neigs Of this
city. The property, which is one of
the best known in the Adirondack re
gion. comprises over 1000 acres and
contains lake three miles in length,
known as Wolf Pond.
1t is the purchasers intention to
improve the property and occupy It
as a summer homo.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

ATrENDANT "Y-se English - s4u st9~r,nt,
FcD 70 liable. ligl.y rtuummellet 0It or c94n
rs. NJ, ss4gsme>sy's Asc.r5. . Mcs' 81 =
ph0le $40 Byalf
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Mortgage Company Lends $4,000

New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany has made the following loans:
$4,000 10 Louis Mouquin on his
private residence, 273 West End
av., Just south Of the block occupied
by Charles NJ Schwab's residence;
$4,000 TO Alex Moberg on his two
story and basement two family
dwelling 1913 Hoe av., Borough of the
Bronx; $4,000 10 Henrietta Woolf, on
three parcels of land situated on East
burn av., Morris av. and l74th St, near
Grand Boulevard and Concourse.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
SCRANTON MINISTER
IN s. |. PURCHASE
Property To Be Occupied by
BUYERS BrOther-in.LaW.

j Sterling Drake has sold for Henry
J. Hoffman and Henry Hoffman, jr.,
the cottage and grounds 92Xl50 or the
south side Of Washington sv., Marin
ers Harbor to the Rev. John Ham
mond. Of Scranton. Fem.
The property will be occupied by
Mr.. Hammond's brother-in-law, Mr..
Owen.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
LEASES BEAVER STREET SPACE
Jacob Barksy Will Use Premises In
der Long Term Contract.

a lease mas just been signed By
Jacob Barksy. desk manufactured and
distributor for long term Of years,
for Beaver ST., opposite Pro-
duce Exchange The entire building
is being remodelled, including install
lation of new elevators. and is to be
used as a storeroom and showroom
as we'll as central Office for his
stores. at 33 Union Square. 81 Maiden
Lane and s 10 Is William 81. II IS eX-
pected that alterations will be COM
pletcd and lessee occupy the premises
By August l.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
HELP WANTED.
Male

WANTED A. A-rt ambition, -ou,s NJ, p,
training with o1. % the largest s.c-trc.f manu-.
fartu-laE corporations % rs telephor. sv.shbosr,
Installation department TIE. 5 a. opp ...r,t,
here for tte r!sat chap 70 coan.,t ri,,. a con.
oern in ~hich ne may grow Only A. u-ra,.
'ied mar 1e'aeen tie ages - % and g t..-.
hish scso3i sradl4's. or tas ..iAvae,.. Will, DID,.
Wiling 70 ,ake a. o., ~ town job. v.a hs M
siieref Aivs1ceme.t vii dsqe. e.f..,. man
.t NAn adapianIL'y o. la.l aora S.9,.
eiyVo 70 Woo to s,a-t. VrIfc .-r. e-,e.
tlins al about }9Lrsrg Address l. ~
J. gh-h Ave ''
BOY WANTED in l.w N D.. .or .,.,.,.,,..., -,
Tie 'orS Aqry 800 aruns 10 n :
hNtlNtEh WANTED hf.-ie..eI .. ro.I r..It.
IS. s-f t'.rs...tf sals .. asc a.I .,-rrerr..
A-'0' "te.r s,c,oap. Saem. "a
VIZ hANl'AL CRAFTSMEN b. A ara. man
securing company. several ers class desiv-.,.
Tribune - -!o
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
LA t-STOCk MARKET.
New York. July /. 1915.
BEENES.

New York, July !, 1915.
BEENES.
Receipts. 815 head. all for slaughter: no
trade Of Importance feeling easy. Dressed
beef quiet at last quotations. City dressed
native sides selling at l3d l6c per ID.
CALVES.
Receipts. rs head 50 on sale. Feeling
easy. No prime or really good calves offered.
Virginia veals sold at Sll.15 per 100 ID /;
culls. s.. City dressed yesls slow at l4i2 q
l9c country dressed l2i2Ql1i2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 8. .405 head : cars on sale Sheep
easier. best lambs. l0d &c lower others. Doc
lower. sheep. S4.50Hss Southern lambs.
sl1G$ll75. Dressed mutton slow AZ 10
l5c choice wethers, l5l-c; dressed lambs.
l6d &c few at 20c.
HOGS.
Receipts. I $50 head none on sale NOM
inslly steady at Fridays quotations.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
FINDS ANOTHER PURCHASER
Morgenthau Company Takes House in
Trade for Plot.

The Henry Morgenthau Company
has sold the vacant plot, l00xl00. az
the northeast corner of 192d st. and
St. Nicholas sv. In exchange it has
taken $40 West 162d st, five
story apartment house. on lot 40xl00,
title to which is held by the Hanover
Mortgage Company. The ST. Nicholas
av. corner Is in a section where there
is considerable building activity.
The block on the west side OF st.
Nicholas av., between Wadsworth and
Fairview avs. passed TO new interests
a few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

,uuk ETC -Elgli,n Profesisnt. .rceI,nt 90.
s,ll manager. yo-ls. best references Mnia'
.-l.er-s A.cu-N. ~ al a.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
RENTS TARRYT0WN HOUSE
Arthur J. Morris to Occupy Estate of
Mrs. Jayne.

Kenneth Ives & @. have rented TOT
Mrs. Julia {. Jayne her country place,
at NcKcel and Warren avs, larry
town-on- Hudson, 10 Arthur j. Morris
for the season. also for Mrs. Josephine
VI. Stern. the Nerastique house, at
Dobbs Ferry-on- Hudson. 20 Martin II.
Goodkind.
Also rented for Preston l.. Ford ms
house. at Hastings gs-on-Hudson. to Rob
ert ]. Relley. and for Augusta NJ.
Kelley her house IN Fieldston, River
dale-on- Hudson. 10 George Houston.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
WILL HAVE MORE SPACE
Bedell to Rent Building Next to Their
Home

The Bell Company finding their re-
Gently acquired building at 10 West
34th ST. outgrown ny the growing de-
mands of business, have leased the ad-
joining building at 30. Il from the
London Feather Company. The prop
erty is owned by Revillon Freres. and
consists Of a six story building, 35Xl00
feet. and is taken over by the Bcdell
Company for the balance Of the feather
company's lease. which expires in 1927,
and a new building NAV be erected
by the lessees. An aggregate of
about $3.50, 900 is involved in the lease.
which was negotiated by Thomas W.
Rourke and Clark T. Chambers A. &
IL Bloch were the attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
r. c. VANDERBILT TO
LIVE IN DWELLING
Will Give Up Apartment Life in
Park Avenue Colony.

Reginald c. Vanderbilt is 10 he the
owner and occupant of a fine dwelling
house on Lenox Hill. He has pur-
chased from s. Harold Freeman. Of
Morristown, y j., the five story
American basement house at 12 East
18th St The dwelling is opposite the
mansion Of ex-senator William A.
Clark.
Mr. Vanderbilt has under lease Park
av. apartment He is said to have paid
100000 for the private house. Pease &
Elliman were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market vas very quiet and the
fluctuations probably represented little fur
ther evening Up for over the holidays As the
exchange will not reopen for business until
Wednesday morning. Following the sharp
advance OF Friday. this took the form Of
some scattering liquidation. and the close
was lM2 points net lower. Sales were re-
ported of only $3.50 bags.
The news from Brazil seemed rather in
line with the steader tendency noted here
during Fridays trading. The official cables
reported an advance Of 80 reis in the Rio
market. while Santos was unchanged with
Rio exchange on London -32d lower. Il
was also reported that very few fresh offers
were received in the cost and freight mar
ket. the only offer Of Santos 4 reported being
AZ s',c on the basis OF London credits. while
there we're offers earlier in the eek al ? &C
for uudescribed coffee
II was reported that there had been sale,
OF Santos 3s and - late on Friday al e.90Q
0c and Of Is AZ 9.16c. London credits. The
local spot market remained quie. with quo
tstions on the basis Of 9c for Rio g Re-
ceIpts at the two Brazilian port, were g 900
bags for the two days. against 50 900 last
year. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL

Flour was dull and featureless. vith trad
ins OF holiday character. Buyers were
inclined 10 anticipate lower prices. but mills
were firm. RYE FLOUR Dull: fair TO good,
s5.10d $500 choice 20 fancy, s535g $3.50.
CORNMEAL-S Steady kiln dried. N.l5q
S42O. BAG MEAL Steady. fine white and
yellow. Sl.s0; coarse. sl-64. FEED City
quiet bran. bulk. s22.35. 100 10 sacks.
$3.50 heavy middlings do, s24e0 -four mid
dI>7s. do s32 red dog -four. 40 10 sacks.
$3.50 Western quiet: bran. 100 10 sacks.
S2l.5Od s22 standard middlings. do. s23.251
$3.50; -four middlings. do, S27.lO; red dog
four. 10 lh eacks sA1
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
New Owner for nth ST. House

Horace S. Ely & Co. has sold 100
West 77th St, southwest corner Of
Columbus sy., five story apartment
house, altered with stores on ground
floor. on lot 25xl022 feet. for the New
York Public Library. Astor. Lenox and
Tildcn Foundations, 10 a client Of
Theodore Ortmann.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Mrs. 0. H. P. Belmont BUYS.

Mrs. O. II. F. Belmont has purchased
FIVE acres adjoining the Sands Point
Lighthouse, al Sands Point, Port
Washington. from Ralph Thomas, for
about S500 Mrs. Belmont. ope year
ago. purchased large estate at Great
Neck, and IL is said that Mrs. Belmont
intends 20 erect large mansion.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Suburban Land Co Sales

The New York Suburban Land Com
psny has sold In the 4th Ward. Bor-
ough of Queens, a plot 60xl00 feet on
Oxford Place, 20 L. II. Bailey; at Gar
wood, n. j.. q plot 60Nl50 feet, on
Third ave, 10 Z. Beck and j. Seimers.
and ~ Hicksville. Long Island a plot
4OxiOO feet on Cecil Place to lsidore
Kaufman
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Sales in Upper Montclair

The Godfrey Land and Building
Company has sold In its Developments
in Upper Montclsir. y. j., plot 55x
l25 feet on Csrterct St. 10 Jerome
Doyle, Of Montclair. as a site for a
dwelling; q plot 60X140 feet on Carteret
ct, 20 John Carroll. and plot 60x144
feet on Csrolin road. 10 Thomas Man
dell. who will Immediately begin the
Improvement Of his site.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

The Leonard Land Corporation mas
sold through Grifen Prince & Ripley,
Inc. a plot on Governors Road, Saga
moro Park. BronNlle 10 he Sterling
Homes Company Plans for a Sl2 900
residence have been approved. Ground
will be broken Al once
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Nepperhan Heights Exchange.

Thomas s. Burke has exchanged the
dwelling, a. l44 Morningside Road,
Nepperhsn Heights. built by Charles
Gillert. for the three family brick
apartment house. al 27s Hawthorne
av. Mr. Gillert also traded the bunga-
low At l49 Mornings de Road. 70 Bes-
sic ". Brown, of Patchogue. l. I.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

,rrrrGRArH TYPEWRITER LETTERS. sos
g. o. 900 s. Is. 10 600 So GEO B
vFATtERFORD 10 Broadway Equitable Blds).
Room ll3l. Rector t43.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Some Downtown Leases.

Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased for Diamond & Abrahams. at
torneys. the store and basement at
274-6 Church ST.. 10 :. II. Kress & Co;
q floor at 2l6 Fulton ST.. 20 the Stow
Company. and a floor at S07 Pearl st
for A. ". Clonney TO Jose Fernandez
pereira
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
MULTIGRAPHING.

DIAMONDS R0TGHT and SOLD 'o- cash: .dvcs
Ire. BENNETT. rs Broadsag. third eoor
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Becomes a Larchmont Owner.

Edward c. Griffin and P. Il. Collins
have sold Mrs Louise Stones proper
" n Larchmont. IL consists Of fine
house. garage and three -fourths OF an
acre OF ground. on one OF the princi-
pal avenues. VI. r Holtzinger. secre-
tary OF the Ault 4 Wiborg Company. IS
the huNer
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
CARPET CLEANING

JOIDA>'S
SFu YORK CARP/I CLEANING WORKS
rsi assa isa5 B-ya/ 43T 40 w,s; tSth 81
Cieanlns-StoF-.s- -.s-Alt.rns-R.lSlns.
FTNF RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
CAREFTL CARPET CLEANING co Cleans ,,
or1o-essed air steam hand n on coor 1883
Broadsay. l2l East 18Th 3D. coz & BRANDT
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Remsen Street Activity.

Howard c. Pyle & Co., have leased
the entire ground floor Of No.. l4s
Remsen ST.. in the Office building
known as 1919 Remsen ST.. 10 the
Samuel Block Insurance Company and
Louis Beers Sons. real estate dealers
for a long term.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Rents Park Avenue House

The FIVE story American basement
residence Of Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler,
on plot 33x10O. AT the northwest cor
ner Of Park ay. and 35th 81. has just
been leased TO a client Of William A
White & Soma.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

COOK English Protestant. nrsf r. as. lIfn-sn'
capable. excellent manager. seAslorc preferred
SPLENDID reference Si5 Masors Agency, lsl W
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
PROVISIONS.

The provision market held firm despite rec
ord deliveries Of lard on July contracts
in Chicago. which amounted 70 $4,000 900
pounds Shorts were good buyers. and the
deliveries were believed 20 have passed into
strong hands. There were no deliveries Of
pork or ribs. RECEIPTS of hogs at Chicago were
5000 estimated for Monday. 49, 900. and for
next week. $4,000. Kansas City received
200 and Omaha q.l00. PORk-Firmer .
mess. s261 $3.50 family. s2sG $3.50 short
clear. S24ds27. BEEF Firm: mess. sl75O9
SIS family. sieG $40: packet slsHsl9 ;
extra India mcss. S29d $50 DRESSED
HOGS-Steady bacons. lSa.c $50 IL. l3ssc /:
80 10. 1880 $40 10, lic: pigs. l4i2c. CUT
MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet: 10 lb. l5a. c /;
= 10. l52.c: Il ID, l5c. Picked hams firm {;
quoted At l6a. n l7i2c. TALLOW Dull spe-
cial. 97.c city. 9i,c country. 9G 1880. LARD
Firm middle West. l3iod l35oc. City
lard frm quoted AZ l3ssc. Refined lard
quiet. Continent l4.loc: South America,
l44oc: Brazil. kegs. l5.4Oc. Compound lard
quiet quoted at ll7sd12isc STEARINE-
STEADY; city lard stearine. l4c . oleo. lc
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02

COTTONsEED OIL.

The go,ernment report on the cotton crop.
giving the condition al Sill per cent. vas
better than the trade had anticipated and
prices we're easy. closing al % 10 points
net decline The frmness I'm lard checked
ceiling 10 some extent and operations were
of a holiday character. a. the market will
be closed on Monday and Tuesday. Range
Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Tenant for Rye House

Heckscher & De Saules have rented
for The Misses Atow their property on
the Post Road. directly opposite the
main school. at Rye. y. l., 20 Miss
Hafer for the season.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Yester
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. July /. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts, 1888 PACKAGE Creamery. .N.
'ras ts5 score. ID, 2sc higher scoring 29is
n 8Oc frsts ,sa to % score. 27L,G3sI.c
seconds = 70 = scorei. 25t2d27c. thirds
= "a 25e creamery. unsalted. extras. 29d
% si2e higher scoring. 30d3lc frsu. 27ll
o 2'lse. seconds. 26l. state dairy. tuba
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures opened steady. > points lower 10
points higher. with the strength shown m
rev crop months Cuban interests sold
September freely. but all offers we're taken
by trade interests, and the market closed
steady At net advance OF TO points.
70 ith total sales $3.50 tons. Range Of prices :
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
All Cash for Bronx Houses.

Paul A. McGolrick has bought from
Eugene Houst two I'VE story tenement
houses a. 1922 and 1924 Wheeler ave
The Bronx. on plot s0Nl00 feet.
This was an all cash transaction. Jo-
seph A. Blackner and L. Chase were
the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
A 40th Street Rental

Ewing, Bacon & Henry have leased
for the Park Avenue Operating Com
pany an apartment at l04 70 10 East
doth St. 70 Frederick l.. kepper.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Gets Ridgewood House

s. s. Walstrum-Gordon { Forman
have sold the residence OF George y
Stratton. at 81 y. Van Diem sv.. Ridge
wood. =. j.. 20 Frederick W. Van
Duyn. OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Sublets SD ST. Suite.

Moore & WyckoT have sub.leased for
William 4 Graham his apartment. AZ
l23 East 53d ST, 10 Guernsey Price for
long term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Fena

GERMAN NURSERY GOyERNESs Car t.,,s
french anI music. excellent references - srf'
Mura, Hn s7;.
MIDDLE AGED rean-f wid0a Fishes ,eF r,r'
engagements A. visiting comparlou or mai ?,
elderly people or children fo- walking msr1i1s z
shopping. fsy or evening. terms ar 'ars al y
-enss for thee rours' service. references NJ
Harrie 1850 G.ermore AZ Blcokiy.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
COOK Young Spe1e src.len' -.'.'.',s
$40 r. Mis-, Ho'mayers Asenry. - "a" IN
- ai 80 Telephone s2i5 hlu-rsy Hl
COT ,4ter useful eTce.ient ooos 7,7 's''i.
erees. country. Mss shaughnessy Asrael. u
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Another 125th ST. Lease

" " Mead has leased space IN the
l25th 81 Bishop Building to Hsllahan
4 Ahearn.