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BUSINESS LEASES.

Cross & Brown Company leased the
basement store at 400 Broadway TO Jacob
Auerbach the fourth loft at $3.50
Reade street to the Red Head Spark
Plug Corporation and the third floor at
6l2-5l4 West Ftfty-third street to the
McFarlan Six Sales Company
Samuel J. Tankoos leased for the
Horn q Hardart Company the store at
East Houston street to Lawrence ].
Lapidus. represented by L. Tanenbaum,
Strauss & Company.
w. e. Dean & Co. leased the first.
second and third lofts at zee Pearl street
to Morris Liberman.
NJ &c L. Hess. Inc. leased the store
and basement at 3. 8, 7 West Twenty
second street to H. Hillelson q Son.
L. J. Phillips & Co. leased the store at
42lo Broadway TO Ernestine Neuman
for q bakery.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased the
store and basement at IS Catherine
street to the Daylight Baking Co. Inc !.
the store. basement and second floor in
1l4-l1B Fulton street to the American
Frame & Picture Company for five years
at an aggregate rental Of about $40 900 +;
the store and basement in 25b Pearl
street to Eureka Trucking Company and
space on the ground floor of 70 Wall
street to George d. Smith.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. ioI7. W =. bet 7sd and 18th
sts, cor str and on 10Th st side of
the AnsoniA-onward Constr Co TO ny
g Boisnot, Montciair, n ]. 10 yrs. from
Aug l., 1919; attys Seioert. c.
BROADWAY, 5 7sd to 7lth sits. as ss.TUt
of lease. same space-Hy Boisnot 10
Lloyd Andres, Union Hili J: attys
sTH ST. 4ii.9ii f. all. sth ST daras. 10
+ sth 81 Automo6ile a Supply CO. on
l., 1879; sttys. Goodman & Werner, 81
9TH @ ST. 81 E, III. i.nd- ..ni,OG =
Roosevelt ct al trus. to Agnes Bauer
e27 z ath at. 20 LA yrs. from Apr /
1919: attys. Aug p WAGNER, 50 E i2sth
10TH ct $50 K. shop on list noorEAr.
turo Vittorio TO Anton Kunst, sos E
~ 7',h st; ! " from JUNE /. Isle $3.50
Gus scarmdlis, l2s Sd av, and ano,
s-ia yrs, from Sept I. 1918: atty,
chas w walter. 2ss Bway ....... 81 500
MADISON Az. lstl-D. str-LewIs sam.
uels to Rifken & Supp, on premises. 3
funkel, 20 f losth st............,..S $3.50
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Mitzi HaJos, the we'll known musical
comedy star. bought through Charles
Grifith & Eugene Moses & Co. and
Nelson b. Erhardt the Buriing place at
Gedney Farms. White Plains, N. Y.
Howell j. Lomax leased for the es-
tate of Frederick r. Coudert the shore
front cottage known as the pebble" at
Cove Neck. Oyster Bay. l.. l., to James
y. Dechert OF New York
Julia Beverley Higgins leased for
William C. lie Gendre his "Stone Cot
tage" at Mt. Kisco 10 DR.. Gerard Cox /;
for William Learning his house at Mt
Kisco TO Dr. Harold Barclay. and for
Mrs. H. r. Bishop her place at Mt.
Kisco to ID. ID. .Sutphen.
s. X. Wslstrum- Gordon Forman
sold for the Hollywood Land Company to
Edward Helms the dwelling at is Circle
avenue, and TO Arthur Storms a building
lot at Bergen and Van Diem avenues,
RidEewood, N. J. also leased for Ed
mund b. Van Horn 20 Alfred q. steg-
mair the dwelling 'Knollwood." at Ho-
hokus n. j.. and for DR. Walter y.
Heating TO Stephen II. Murdoch the
dwelling at Is Franklin avenue. Ridge
wood. n. j.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Douglas Robinson. Charles 8. Brown
Company leased for Mrs. Mary B. Regan
Of Los Angeles, California. the house at
263 West F1fty-flfth street, to Herman
L. Smith.
L. J. Phillips & Co. leased for John p.
Martin. the dwelling at e2s West issth
street.
James c, Miller rented apartments
furnished at s07 West Seventy ninth
street to A. ]. harko. and at 227 West
Fifty-second. street TO Mrs. A. Stanton.
Real Estate Management Company
leased dwellings at 1928 West Ninety
fourth street to John Hill 2ss West
Tooth street for Or. William f. Kun TO
Mrs. Clark, and 257 West Ninety
ninth street for w. s. Grey to Mrs.
Frances Gardner.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 123D STREET,. s. Maxwell
sold for Joseph Abrahamson to j.
Hunin, tho hve story apartment at 245
East 1asd street, 27xi00.
WEST 10TH STREET.-THE New York
Lille Insurance Company sold the Ave
story dwelling at 3l6 West 107th
street. f0x100l1. The new owner IL
said to have resold the property to a
Mr.. Datons.
FIFTH AvBNUE-Max Korner resold
to the Lenox Realty Corporation the
six story apartment house.. Bo.flxsi,
AT the southeast corner of 1oSth street
and Fifth avenue, held at 800, 900.
Mr.. Korner acquired the property a
few weeks ago from Margaret Grimm.
WEST 18TH STREET--Joseph r. Feist
co. sold for Frederick Reifel the
nve story nat. 25x10o. at 25s West
10Th street, to an investor.
WEST 12fD STREET.-THE, Real Estate
9M.anassment Company sold for
persren, the three story dwelling, llx
loo. at 21s West 122d street. j.,
WEST 1s1ST STREET-Shaw a Co.
sold for the Lawmor Realty Company
Inc, 221 West 131st street, q three
story dwelling. 17sxb0x100, to May
belle McAdoo, who will occupy the
premises.
WEST 1sorH sTREET-John r. David
son and William 6. Baker sold for
Elisabeth Van Nosdsll, the Ave story
apartment at 712-714 West 1soth
street, bs.fx1oo. to an investor.
EAST FIFTY-SECoND STREET -
William A. white Sons sold for
Maurice Wetheim 143 East F'ifty-sec-
ond street. q three story Avelling, TX
100. 1t is reported that a builder has
bought this together with the adjoln-
ing property. and will eventually i'm
prove 1t with q medorn apartment
house.
EAST 1o1sT sTREET-James II Cruik-
shank sold to Ritz Realty Corporation
the six story new law tenement at
40e East lo1st street. 50x1o0.. Mr.!
Crufkshank has taken as part pay
mont the vacant lot at 81 East II 9Th
street. 26x1o0. Harry sugarman was
the broker.
WEST 18TH STREET-Jossbhr r. Eeist
q Co. sold for Frederick Rsissl the
J.. nve story double nat at -Z5S West
11bth street, 25x1o0. to an investor.
WEST NINETY-SEvENTH STREET
Tho Estate Management Company sold
Tor a Mrs. Fielding the three story
dwelling, 1Tx100, at 162 West Ninety
seventh street. to o. Iaropoonian.
WEST 1SSD STREET-McDowelr A Nc
oh He'o ooiu ioT SfhrA Dctlhc 10
0arrit q Lamont the three story
dwelling. 1Ssxi04. at 554 West 1881
street.
EAST EI0HrY-sEvENTH STREET.
!, #. J. Feuerbsch sold for Philip Steele
'bb6 East Eighty-seventh street, q three
/ story dwelling. AK about 80. to Helen
!. Hill for occupancy.
EAST, SIxTY-THIRD STREET-Sarah
: L. johnson sold the four story dwell
: Ing, 20xl00.6. at "a East Sixty-third
! street
EAST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET
Leon II. Kronthal bought from THE.
Clark estate. 1as East Seventy first, a
five story dwelling. 15xS4 -, g.. f..
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

PROSPECT AvENUE-Peter Tisch sold
for E. Glauber TO an investor the Ave
story apartment house, 37.6xe5, at 665
Prospect avenue.
BOSTON ROAD-E. Sharum bought
from II. Jacob Construction Company
1924 Boston road. a five story apart
nnent house. 59.5x129.
JENNINGS STREET-Isidore thinner
and Samuel Rexnlck sold to Hyman
Wolf and William Shaffer In a cash
deal 71S Jennings street, a five story
apartment house, 1880. NJ. Goodman
was the broker.
EAST 18TH STREET-Benenson Realty
Company sold TO a client Of A. Click
man, attorney, 86< East 18th street. a
fve story apartment, <sx100.
ROAD-F J. Feuerbach
sold for Ida Beringer OF California to
William Pagan for occupancy the three
story brick dwelling at 1909 Edge
water road, 20x75
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COTTON STATISTICS.
Report. Cummins' nm FavorabIy

wAsHtNoToS, June 3.--The Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee by
unanimous vote to-day ordered favofably
reported a bill by Chairman Cumm!ns
restoring at once the rate making pow
ers OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
The bill amends the railroad control
act to give the commission complete au-
thority TO set aside. change or modify
all rates. fares. classifcations and reg
ulations initiated by tho President dur
ing the period OF Government control
No provision relative to regulation Of
intrastate rates by State commissions Is
made.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL vEsEY STREET

BY Joseph p. Day.
l+lsT ST. 323 W, cor EdKecombe av
:6lxe0sN2bX9SS. s sty rat and stores
Cath Ernst aRt Regime DinkelHpiel ct al:
due, ins.ls7s7; taxes, &C, .Sl.750; TO the
plAihtlH '''''''' ''.''' .,........ $50, 200
BY Arthur G. Sheridan.
l32D ST. $50 ", SIS. 400 W Lenox av. 14sx
ssll, sty and b dWlg-Mst savinFr
Bank agt + l. Hanna ct al: due ~
iIs+7; taxes, &c, ;5s; to the plain
UH '.''. '''. '...................t 81 900
BY Samuel Marx,
18th ST, $50 w. 5. $50 10th av, 2sx
100 5. sty tint and strs--General synod
Of the Reformed Church IN America agt
Kath stillweli; due ttBsiess; taxes
&C. stsa7o; to the plaintiff. ,i6, 900
LAT s2Os THIRD AvENuEl
by Henry Brady.
BRONX AND PELHAM PKwY, avs in
tersec n W c esplanads. lots 10, 20 and
~. 200 .lOxl0s txiss.i-J Tiernoy agt
VI Mcclure 81 al. action I: due. fsa-
sss72; taxes. &C. u.27iss; to the plain
MUSRoE Av. IS. lots 20 aud ii. soxioo,
Also Bronx and Pelham Pkwy, W . lot
sG 2Stxits Gx2bNlTTa--J ] Tisrney All
n MeUuirs II a.: Action Il Que. tl0..
sls.ib; taxes. &e, ttsi.sl; 60 the plain
I'm '''''.s' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1880
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CoRN-Prices at the close were IN q &c.
net higher. At one time July touched
uTh, or within half cent OF the high
record. December sold at si.A The
cash market was unsettled here on q basis
OF sl.s5k for No. . yellow and tl.s7k
for No, white, cost and freight New
York Argentine corn was offered at VI. IS,
or cent higher than the previous day,
but attracted no buyers.
OATs-Early in the day prices sagged
on about sc. from tho previous nights
close. Recoveries in the afternoon LEFT
the market about u %. net higher. The
spot market locally was rather easy. With
quotations as follows: STANDARD, 500
INC; No. 2 white. sohc. No. 8 white.
7sk @soc.; No. white. 7sh 95shc.;
fancy clipped white. soasihc.; ordinary
clipped white. 7s0soc.. all elevator.
RYE-Market strong; No. 9 Western.
sl.e7. cost ana freight New York.
BARLEY Market steady; feeding,
t.2s; mailing, l.H. cost and freight
New York.
BUCKwHEAT = Market nrm; SOUND
milling. ss.so0s.3s. cost and freight New
York.
HAy--Msrkst sssieri No. I, Sass0,.toi
No. 2. t2.15@2.so; No. .. s2.lb922o; ship
ping. t2io.
sTRAw-Msrket quiet: No. 1 rye. $40
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SYNDICATE IN rwo DEALS.

Riehill Court and Hamilton Terrace
Court two SIX story apartment houses
at 81 to 76 Hamilton Terrace, were sold
Yesterday BY the Hamilton Terrace Com
pany TO the MorEenstern Brothers Syr-
dieate. The properties occupy q COM
bined plot 17sxse. Irregular, and were
valued at 100000. Together they con.
tain accommodations tor 100 families
and have an annual rent roll Of $4,000
The same syndicate also purchased
westbourne Court q seven story apart
ment house at the southeast corner Of
ing covers plot looxl5o, houses .fifty
families and returns about $4,000 q
year In rentals. Henry J. Kantrowitz
negotiated this transaction. and Michael
Cohn Co. and Henry I. Cooper the
sale OF Richill and Hamilton Terrace
Courts. ~
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quEpNs ponoueH DEALS.

Cross a Brown Company sold the
block front on the north side OF Ely
avenue between Thirteenth and Four
tenth streets, Long Island City, to the
Factory Building Company for the Inter-
state Land Holding Company. The plot
comprises about $4,000 square feet.
Foundation work has been started for
the erection of four story freproof
building which the same brokers sold to
large New York corporation for their
occupancy.
Frederick l. Lang bought the dwelling
1T 20 Murray street, In the Bovine Park
section OF Flushing, through ]. Albert
Johntra
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s7oo. 900 APARrMrNrs SOLD.

Tho Mang House Realty Corporation
Yesterday purchased apartment houso
properties in the Fort Washington Sec
ton valued aggrsgately At $500. 900. The
ArnlidAle. q six story elevator building
at the southeast corner Of Riverside
Drive and 1eoth street, on q triangular
plot 2lsx1$<.sx155. was purchased by
the realty corporation from the Melvin
Construction Company (the Friedman
Brothers). as was also the HIgheourt.
a similar structure at the northeast
corner OF the Drive and 16i 81 street, COW
ering q plot 110x223x10ox177. Combined
the buildings house ninety families and
rent for about $4,000. Harris Meltzer
was the broker
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COFFEE MARKET.

Tho coffee market YESTERDAY was more
or less irregular throughout the day
After opening 8 points higher to II
points lower 1t showed evidences OF
moderate bull support. with few sellers.
and prices gained a few points. Later
In the day. that support having been
Withdrawn. profit taking set in and
prices declined to close to tho opening
level. closing points net higher to IA
points net lower.
The local spot market was very quiet
and prices were nominally unchanged at
19%c. basis. Rio Is.
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BUILDERS BUY BROWN LOTS.

Frederick Brown has resold to Philip
Weinstein the block front on the west side
NJ Wilson Parkway. between Hawkstone
street and Mount Eden avenue. two
vacant plots having n frontage Of ga
feet on Wilson Parkway. 147 feet on
Hawkstone street and 90 feet on Mount
Eden avenue. The buyer plans to erect
Two Ave story apartment houses to cover
the entire plottage. The property was
recently acquired by Mr. Brown from
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
VI. I. strunsiey was the broker.
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GUGGENHpIM HOUSE SOLD.

MIRA Benjamin Gugsenheim has sold
the Ave story American basement DWELL
ing At 10 East seventy-second street, on
a lot. 2ox1o2.s. located between Fifth
and Madison avenuea The house was
held at about $4,000. and adjoins the
large home OF the late James stillman.
sold recently to John Sanford. the pres
tnt tenant.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

r, C. Sauter sold for the Real Estate
Company of Brooklyn to william Nc
Elroy the two story dwelling at 23s
Seventh street.
Buckley a Horton Company sold 2s2
Ninetieth street. a two story dwelling,
20xl00. for l.. Brown to client for oc-
cupancy.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold 1872 Eigh-
ty-third street. two story house. to a
client for occupancy.
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FIFTH AVENUE STORE LEASED.

Leigh. Inc. chemists, now AZ 1853
Madison avenue. have leased from the
United States Railroad Administration.
large store in the Astor Trust Build
ing. Fifth avenue and Forty-second
street. formerly occupied by the Union
Pacific Railroad. Extensive alterations
are to be made for a high grade perfum-.
cry establishment.
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REALTY co. BUYS . FLATS.

The w. L 8. Realty Corporation,
Charles wynns president. has bought
from a Mrs. Rothwell 567 to SCI West
lIsth street. adjoining the northeast
corner Of Broadway. three Ave story
apartment houses, on a plot Slxl00
renting for $4,000. The houses. which
had been owned by the seller since they
we're erected. were held at 100000. Max
6lAu and James e Barry Of ths Knapp q
WATSON Company negotiated the sale.
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MOHToAGBs. 49, a.. s''-E /
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney


Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street.)
ELIZABETH ST, 2ss, ., aoxss.s, , m,
June Maria Livot TO. Jno r Carey, on
yer. I CO, ii,S S w.yr.... ~" 5000
GRAND ST, iH5-iSi, . " cor Crosby st.
TO Bank for saw, $50 9Th av, yrs, b%;
attys. Cadwalader, W T. 80 Wall
NoRFoLkk ST.. vs.. Is stanton 81, SsS
100, p m. june 2--Isasc ooldstein to
Jacob D Prenowitz sos Macon ct.
Bklyn, due June ], 1928, SO; attys, Mes
and lsaaes, 81 William st. $4,000
SPRING ST. 2ls, 81 2bxloo. p m, May 70
-Jas Il Carly to Manhattan Saw 1nstn'
~. B cn Er INT IA a; pc, bond s stssSy
wAYERLY PLs sw g liS;s Sc sth Az.
Jno Long, i5s w iIith ct, yrs 69s.
pr mtg t9,Soo; atty. Lawyers q T Go,
wifIllaM sr. lis. run: /: ioi.i ana !
and 22x n . NIX n.w1ie.s to street
81 corpn TO 50 Maiden Lane, Inc, de-
mand, 6T, Or mtg 100000 atty Title
Quar- q Co, 176 Bway..,..... $4,000
9TH BT. g. leS Avenue c, tsxs28,
m. June 2-samuel Lakretz TO Geo
y sinram, 10 18th Of. Elmhurst, l.
s siS.,; Sr' , s% p5, NE Wss $4,000 st
? m, Jun. f-Luisi Donssiii to Bow.ry
sttys, cadwsisd.r, " raft. 40 %sI
va
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THE KINGHAvEN SOLD.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany and A. H. Levy have sold TO the
William 8. Dempsey Realty Company.
William 8. Dempsey president. the six
story elevator apartment house at 445
West 1880 street, known as the King
haven. The house covers an area OF APP
proximately seven city lots, and offers
accommodations for fifty-four families
at an annual rental OF about $4,000. II
was held At $4,000. John p. Peal
Company and Leitner. Brener 4 Starr
we're the brokers. ~
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Coffee Cables-Rio was unchanged at $4,000
for No. I. Exchange lad. lower at l4lsd
Receipts, 5000 bags and stock 527 coo bags. In
Santos spots were 100 reis higher for 10 at
1900 and 100 reis higher for Is at
$4,000. Receipts 10. 900 bags and stock 26720o0
bars. Futures were 80 TO rs reis lower. Re
ceipts at the ports were Is 900 bags, against
ZOO last year and 10 900 two years ago. Sac
Paulo had 5000 against 30 900 and 90. and
Jundiahy Il 900 against is 900 and 1000 bags
respectively. Fine weather was reported in
all districts OF Sac Psulo, with temperatures
ranging from IS to 81 degrees. Cleared from
Bahia !. 900 bags for New York
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East Side.


Arvada Realty corpn 20 Pauline c
HodEeA NJ Sands Point, L l, . yrs, 90,
pr mtg $4,000; atiys, Myers & c. q p
10Th ST. IS. iia.o W Isl, av, is.oxIoo.6.
June IA .wolter to II freeman, 8b4
5oth st, 6h yr. e%; atty. T
uffa ST, f is..11se E. .s.ioosi i Tres
p m. May Sl---1. r Holding Co to First
Universalist Mission Society Of y, due
June !, 1922, int as bond; attys. Riss,
singer 4 y, 90 Wall N......... 81. 100
SAME PROPERTY, m, May 3l--ssme TO
r. same, due June i. 1922, int as per bond,
pr mtg 81, 700; attys. same. $40, 600
18TH ST, 4S e. IS. lI.ex1o2.2. p m. June
2--Jno r DENIM TO II Adye Priehard, Mt
,Kiseo. N, 7. And ano. trustees, yrs, 6Tc.
equal liens, with pr mtg 100000 atty:
q 4 4 Co, JIG Bway..... 10000
SAME PROPERTY June 2-same TO
Louise q Phelps, Mt Kisco, Y, yrs.
bss. equal lien. pr mtg 10000. atty
soTH ST, > 3, 100 W Madison av. 25xl022,
p m, June 2-wm l. Fawcett to Fanny
Hendricks ct al. exrs. 5 yrs, 69e: atty,
SAITH ST. aie r. Q s, 25xIo2.2, p m, June
2-Ray schm!rer and ano to Adolph
Rossnbsnrn. 251 e Houston at, yrs,
Int as per bond; atty. T O Go. re
ssp sT. n =, se.i' : M.di.on. .v. i1si6o's,
p m. June 2-Harrison Tweed to U 8
Trust Co OF N 7, trustee, ~ Wall st.
yrs, 5es: attys Stewart 4 shearsr. -
wall b...... ..'s......'... .toO'VoV
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OPERATOR BUYS ON HEIGHTS.

The W. l. 8. Realty Corporation.
Charles Wynne president, purchased
from Mrs. Irene I. Rothweil B57, $50 ana
j6l West 14sth street. adjoining the
northeast corner of Broadway. three
hve-story apartment houses. each on lot
21xl00. They are arranged in suites OF
six rooms and return a rental of $4,000
annually. The houses have been in the
present owners hands aimee they were
built and were held at 100000. James
Il. Barry. Of the Knapp 4 WATSON Com
pany, and Max BlAu were the brokers.
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THE sun, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z, 1918.
GRAIN MARKET.

3 CHICAGO, June s.-Enhancement of
values In the corn market made further
progress to-day owing largely to un-
abated competition between Industries
and shippers. The close was nervous at
~ TO &c. net higher. with July s1.71 TO
SL71h. and September, t1.61H to s1.e2.
Oats gained u to sc. Provisions I'm
ished unchanged to 46c. down.
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BRONX BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

David Harris sold nve nvs story
apartment houses. with stores. on plot
COOKIES. occupying the entire block
front on the west aide Of 1894 street.
between Tiffany and Kelly streets, held
at $4,000. .
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LIS PENDENs.
Mauhaflan.

Est ST. n .. 1876 ~ Lemon sv. iI.sx
- '!--S T Life ins ana TrIs, 20 sst
ksth-yn q Oppenhstm tonselosurs OF
nor EagsD; attys. Emmett z Parish.
lssD IT, q 100 . fthi ,N. s1.exssli--
\ = GorseIesuSs 81 nertpsssl; stEI
snsafWAn q stsriins.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOR RENT
Excellent Location

S floors. 10000 square feet. basement
and sub-basernent, all or part, corner
building at $50 Nassau St., suitable for
Offices for large corporation. Apply
The Frank A. Munsey Co., $50 Broad
way, N. Y. .....
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REAL ESTATE.

y lbs 90 q Nc;; Is TO 80 lbs. H9ttct
60 lbs ard over to dozen. 4OG i?t. FowLs
g 20 s. lbs sss - to y lbs, S7e.: 81 ID
~ lbs. sS = q Sec, 80 to IS his 80 q $50. e
under n 30 lbs, SogsiS corn fed. 50 iesA
s!,ac: g to 4! lbs, 9elp SO to =: lbs, j
a5ao 20 = 70 a., IS 1bs g 3s,iS qGdsr 90
prime, dIy, picked, 2a9?aac., Western.
81 fh r. f,m,'S az Pork .!eady; mes
ga; packet. SsS q 80; extra India mess,
ts5Gst, Hoss-steady; baeons ?SkGt
p pic G Is ,j Rf is sac sf diy
y yel,c,,, llg re; choice house, ,l0H aiiel
3Shc.; skinned, 1920 lbs. 3IAc. Tallow
nrm city sps:ia!; loose, l4e. Lard esUt
quoted. s3hc; refined lard steady con-
tinent. iSs: South America, iS6.25: Brazil
ssss 49, compound strong quoted;
stearine s7c; oieo, ale. asked.
.esss; mould o4i Ssod, Cubes. ''s sssss
nne granuiatei and diamond a, &c Oon-
yEGETABLEs, MisCELLANEoUsaAs+
40; F1sncG xxx Sox SOC. q y hEiNs.
3; FAR southsrn ScG O $50. Louisiana.
s. SOa6 LIMA BEANS" Florida bsE, 81.
40. BEETS-virginia, 100 bchs.. tsd5;
Virginia; crate '2n 10; south carolins.t
drum. I2u4; Bermuda, crate. 25c. u SI.25t,
old, round, hbl. 81 .50n IS old, long bbL,
80. 1l25. CARRoTs-- LoutsIana. Dbl. s3H
40. nearby, 100 hths. :2T4. South CaroIs;
Ina. drum. .2ua; Bermuda, crate, Csc o.
81 30; Louisiana. hb', .o1 10, Odd, Dbl.
i2T5.: old. lao b, bag, i2q4. old, 100 ID.
bag, 81 ga50; Old, bsk.. S2u2.75 CORN
Florida, large. box, i3a5; Louisiana. bbi.
.6as CCCUMBERs-Nor Carolina, NO.
l. hsk.. 81 50d375 South Carolina No. l,t
ssk, ,2S aa75 south carolina. No. ~
~; virginia. dollhouse. No l. bsk. 33a4;,
Boston, Ia3 CABRATT7s = Virsinia.i
crate, Sl.6OUl,7i Virginia. bhl 81 bO63T5:
Ioulsiaas crate. tSSog4 Raltimore.Ei
crate, 81 h0u37 ~ CArLIFLOWERS-Vt
g!nia, hsk, o. 3og225 CELERY-Ber.a
crate. tIG2 % CH'rnPN--Iouislara hbigt
81 5oa2 srAROIe--Iouls,snG, bbl.. -
"a EGGplANTS-tld GARHIC-Lny
30 a S5c HoRsERADlsH-iO lbs. Ib6E
M, nearby, hsk lldi10 KALE-Bbi. ~
7Sc AZ 20 kOHLRARI - Nearby, doE.
BETS 80 q SOC. LEEKs-iOo tchs 1i9:.
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Uptown. -
(Aanhattan Island. north Of 10th streot.)

(Aanhattan Island. north Of 10th streot.)
rTH Ay. W cor ii7sh 8. .t.e,-.s. Wy.
iii.sas,, May si.Har,r. assiiy Co to
a' g.: Mtg sa' Any N.Y. n A. tss:S
10th ST. III 2, 8, 2Sxioo;io, p m. June
at,s' Reuben cohen Il, Na. %s III . go
10th ST. 80 w.. is!xiooil. ? m.
90 w l1oth at due Dec Z, ls23. Sc. pr
mfg $500; attys, spains- a W, 2s9
BRoAbwAY. iioO. n cor 'iisd st. ico Hii
xioo. p m, May 5l--Pennant Realty Co to
Lombardy Realty Co, 30 e ana u, due
A';ii ,I ,:s:; mtg :l'Is'o;, ~; n;
BROADWAY, ,e cor llith st BN w,
Co to rrsyS.ii Realty CO. 81 ia 81.
HH as.r li isnd.S. ?, 6 "a G0U ,,s $50
BROADWAY. 5li1-1iSi. i40lixlOo. p m,
May sl-carl Mildner to Belford Realty
lts.ooo; attys. A a II Bloch. % Mas.
,P Sv ,:'i, ,ii,a !; !; siSs
s,,ys. Merrill. r q T. 100 pwsy. 5000
18TH ST; al in " in w az, is.ssIl; JSns
Pr mtg $500; atty. = il ooidS % D So
BROADWAY, . 8. 90 ISad st. blk
10. m. June 2-Gay Holding Corpn to
FrAnwai. Inc. p4e Amsterdam sv. l
y.,sT, pr mtg $4,000; atty Sol strauss.
BROADWAY. 1870 at ps.iixl5O.
p m June 2-Sagle Av Constr Co to
yrs So; sttys Foster q T. III
Bway ..;,,,.t,;n..nn;;''... t2oo.ooo
corpn. 100 Riverside Drive. yrs STs
pr mtg tts.soo: atty. Krinsky. 2ss
BRoHbwAY. iii77th st 9si i,siySSS
Ss.i0xl0o.2, m June college Hold
ing Go to Conrad Stein. shippan PIT,
bond. pr mtg tiIS. 900; Attys. BAuen-
dorf T. III Bway ............. t25, 900
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MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

Az A. ss-HsrmAn wolr AIT John j
Astsr estate, owner; II KrasnoW. con.
tractor ss.s..ss.-.........ti
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Flour AND MEAL-DuII; FAIR 20 good
&S.25 q s, go: choice TO fancy, $50 d 9 %.
White Corn Flour. steady; 4?5g 1850 per
100 lbs. Corn Meal, quiet; yellow gran
ulated, H.32ig; white granulated, sac.
Feed. city. easy Bran. 100 ID, sacks, SI?;
heavy middlinKs, do, $40. Red Dog Flour.
40 lb sacks. 35l. Western Irregular
a9ran. 100 III. sacks. $40. Standard Mid
dlngs, do. $3.50, Flour MiddlinEs. do.
$3.50 Red Dog Flour, 140 III. sacks,
$3.50. OIL Meal. $3.50 nominal In 100
ID. sacks.