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TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
fUri .venu? Stock Gets
Dividends Whitridge
Made Possible.
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COTTON PRICES
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Bullish Weather and Crop .
ports Rout _iea,-s Market
Up Eleven Points.
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and ctop reports was followed by
BS la the c ?ttea mnrket yesterd
with the close ?.*?ady at a net advar
?f 7 t.. II points. After gelling
l_i.nr on the opening, December ?
?o ICH. and closed at 12...
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genaral eaane of prices.
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and forecasted in th? weaten In
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spell seemed to be largelv *-esponsih
for the early firmness. The openn
wa* somewhat irrrgulnr. tir?? prie
being 1 point lower to II points high?
but prices almost immediately firm
up und active months ??old 19 to
points above Thursday's clo* ing prie
during the middle of the mori.in
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cent of the crop had been ginned I
Oc! bet '.', compare?! w:th a ten-yei
average of 47 per cent to October 1
and -i other particular? re?ding i
line with small estimates of the ywl
doabtlesi contributed to the buyin
ma*?ment, while baillai i.at w?
also encouraged bj reparti of B DOttl
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demand tapered off around IS
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tioaa were more or leal irregular, wit
prices showing a tendency to ens. '?:
under realizing or selling for a rear
tion. Probably the failur?? of the ba
crop news to create a more general a
aggressive demand in itself provide.
encouragement for reartiorai;
salea, but there was little or no tali
? hedge celling and there t-eem.d m
indication of any pressure fron
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ad, and the news coining in fren
the South iseaia '<? eaeeerag.
standing long latetoat t.? main'
aven ii II deal iot
aggressive I ?v.t.g. aa prices approach
the 13-cent level foi Jan_ar>
The advice? from ti.e Southwest in
dicating a better export demand sug
geated that the buying waa .omini
largels from Japanese source? I.oca:
spot brokers reported that d< i
?pinners Were still buying in I
limited way. if at all, ?r:i) '?'
by some authorities that, demeetic
ap aaera ha*.? s<> far Ised V ?
very little o? tbe c.tu-u th?y hair?
bought on call, although they have
;? Iced for prompt ihipments. exporta
for the weeh were 162,042 bales,
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a ' ? .'i 1,707 '-.-t year, and
the visible suppl) o? American eotton
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.1,126 - . ' ?r:.r. Southern
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New York Col inge follow:
port receipts, '_'7r;.t?.7 bales, againai
202,257 last year; overland to milla
ami I anada, 264)13, against 11,601 last
year; Southern mill takings, ,--timated.
1,000 la-* yeai.
of stocks at interior town)
.,_ ? al 116,83- last year; broughl into
I * for the week, 469,261, againai
415,096 ? . 1 move
ment Poil receipts, 1,618,61- 1,071
added New Orleaaa), against 119,633
last ><?:.r; overland to mill* and
Canada. -*...*._.. again l ??-' 186 las'
year; Southern mill takings, 520,000,
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1 towns in esceai of -MBgae. 1.
861,704, agaiaat 406361 h_sl J*at\
brought late s*pht f .r the icasaa, '-',
541,458, against 1,662,611 la I year
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THIRD AVENUE DIVIDEND
Dirertiirs Declara Initial Payment of
1 Per Cent.
Directors of the Third Avenue Rail?
way Company yesterday declared an
liai dividend of 1 per cent on the
company's stock, in accordance with the
recommendation of the-special commit
tec appelated ;o report aa the queation
of the advisability ai dividead pair*
meata. The init.al disbursement is
payable January 1 to hold, rs of record
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liter the meeting Vice-President and
General Manager F. A. Maker an?
nounce! that the stock had be?n placed
permanently on _ 4 per cent basis. He
alee itated thai .-."-",.on 4 per cent
bonds recently authorized by the Pub?
lic Service l ? Ion had been sold
to the Ceatral Trust Company at h'h
la -ellini. the bonds the company re
I aerved the right to repurchase them
from the bank at any time at .0 und
seemed lnt<
Mr. Maher said that for the present
there would be no ehaage in the de
preeiatiea allowance, which calls for
ttiag a- de o? a eertaifl amen?t o?
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ANIMAL AND BIRD
STORE ON 5TH AVE.
Songsters Will Be Displayed
with Scenic Effects.
An animal and bird store is to be on
Fifth av. it will he in the Diaamore
Building, being built at the aerthweet
comer of '.1st -t. Lawreacc C, Helden,
bird a:.d aaiaud dealer, far tea year?
SB '?',.,. |6d it ati'l fei twenty years
I n l OUsly on Sixth av., will eC ? I
it. iit. haa leased the store, through
..., Lee _ Green, from Harry and
.e rental for the tei m
e 1160,000.
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ever attempted in this hue ai hn laeas,
: - -of the list st. ?how treat
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aad eleetrie fountain aquariums, with
the various birds display?
sffecl . duplicat.ng their natural homes.
New Tobacco Combine.
Papers were i'.le.i '..???!.lay in Dela?
ware Incorporating 'ho Mutual Tobacco
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Swarts,
... -i that
negotl ? ander w.?v f.-r the in?
clusion of several Oth?M uni . rtant to
beece laten ?? The paur '.a:-.... ..f the
new company's stock La $1". which B ?
o_ offered for public lubacription. A
? I ihariag coupon will he a feature
of the merchandising methods. Mr.
Swart] denied rumors that the Schulte
Store :t.teres*? were back of tha
t ew c . *.i[ any.
?-1
New "Katy" Committee.
A protective cemi for 'he hoi 1
ers of the H ?-? Bit, Kat.-a- ? Tesas
lien .'? per cent
? ,r i ledi hai bata formed, con
I if John W Platten, chairman;
Frederich 11 Ecker ai d J ha H. Mason,
?s of the bond? will not be re
led until the committee deems it
,?ry.
-__
More Gold from Abroad
... * - ; ' n gold ar
? ?. ? i ? From abroad
??can. . ..... from
I th? 1 .
. i ? 1 to
. -? i BB-paaj _ad th?
Irving Nailtaal bank.
BIG LEASE IN
THEATRE ZONE
Triangle Film Corpora
(Ion i o f.e renanti of
Brokaw Building.
_
WILL OCCUPY 11 TH
AND 12TH FLOORS
_
i ar l:** Volamc <?f Brokerage
Business Feature of Day's
Trading.
One of the largest theatrical hi.?
i-. . of upper lir. I :
way ? yesterday betweea
Brokaw Brol i rs, a:.'I W.
tot th? Ti
I orporation,
? entiro el?
l
....
I
a vei
The fact tha. - still
? I
appoii ted re 1
rga il .?n in
md
'
: torsi
*'or . ? ? part
or tilms to Europe,
A- .1 _
tionp.1 publicity rtment
apace for a I
player. I I ?
an o .ten vi ting
.
for the
Thomas II [nee i
town.
.. -...
no oihnr 61m eon
Wlth
(Bees 1
?
?
th" country. The corpora
I
r the |
outside oi fee .
'.er, in
_
In Phi
?
'
? ?
be at
York.
Mat-.- | prepei
were rep?
The fieri ...
0 and 542 West ! 12th
.
the Wilmoi
? ? ' . \
?
Wise, tmenl
I ? re ' : ? ?, -it 156
W.s I a foui
loi 21 l .r tue
: -. I, With
of I
U s v. I I
I ' -
1914, from -t. alpha - l om
Alexander . olkin has sold for Orn
teii ?.- tl -l Intervale av . ?? two
story fram?
feet. The buyer ii a builder who will
erect a flvs story apartment house with
stores.
The AlJerton Realty Company, com
. of James S. Cuahman and Will?
lam II. Silk, has bought ''rom John J.
Hearn the three dwellings at 146 to 14?
Fast _9th st., between Lexington a id
Third av?., r,:ixi?s.i? feet. The site will
be improved with a nine story apart*
ment house, the operation representing
an outlay of _bout 1200,000. The same
company recently built the twelve -lory
bachelor apartment house at :;i; Les*
i r _ ___? * ? > r; av., ?outheast comer of ."-.h st.
The Nasea Realty ( i ?npany has re?
sold to E. N< uman, 106 west U4tl
a _Ve story flat, or, plot 31x100 feat, lo?
cated 161 feel wed of Leaos av. M.
Salmon araa 'h.- broker. The silling
conipanv acquired the house last month
from Martha Goldman and Florence
Biachoff.
Robert H Bernateln has purchased
from Mrs. Lillian H. Dyer, of Provi
dence, R. I., 119 Manhattan av., louth
. orner of 106th -*., B '
dwelling, on lot 17.7_76 feet Charles
S. Kohlet was ?he broker.
Through <;. Rej noldi Gibbona, a*?
brokor, a client of Riehard S. Elliott has
purchased 157 Weal 15th it., a 1
itory and I ssemsnl dwelling, on lot
I i_j_ fact, between Sixth and Ses
enth svB, it adjoin? tl-.?- ree ory
Greene leb Preabyl i I he
: is the IfcManaa E tats, which
ha- owned the parea! for half a century.
The V a B iron R? altv ? on pany, re?
cently '? d, '? its. En 1 V Sor?
genfrei, Patrieh .!. ihr] ? ad 0. (liehl.
aas purehaaed tl i I eoraei of
Van Buren s*, aad Herri? Park av.. a
plot 100x105 feet, and will ?Tect im?
mediately two five ?tory apartmeBt
houses. William Peten <t Co. were the
broken la I ttioa.
t'hurles s. Kohler has sold for Mrs.
Lillian 1!. Dyer t.. Reher? H. Bui n d<
tho three story Queen Anne dwelling
,.: |ei it 7x75, s! ?" W I 106th st.,
? " . av.
The Huff 6 Brown Compaay ha?
sold for Martin (Jagrieh the vacant plot
.-. i ? x l ? o feet, ... ? th Bids of 176th
feet eas! t. Niel - av.
Jeme i Kyle 6 I hive -old for
Mary May!.- I nt for occupancy
? ssement private
? g, 304 Eait 66th it
. H H Weil Ce m pa n v has sold
for Margaret M. Weil to John C. Por?
it? r the four itory tenem? nl hoaae al
402 Weal 11 i1 ? adjoining ihe -
weal eeraer of 64th it and '.'th av. on a
lot 20x100 :? - '
TO PATTERN AFTER AST0R
Robert W. Coelet Says He Will Build
Public Market in I'ark Avenue.
A puhi.c food market will likely be
built ire by Robert W.
ths I'ark av. apartment
colony, when I ? tea rent from |
to 616,000 a year. He J ?'-'erdav vis?
ited the Astor merket, a*. 16th st. and
Broadway, which will be opened to?
day, aad a*- he was leaving the prem
' hia intention of
: a such a structure in Hark av.
He feels certain that an improvement
of this type would be a most desirable
one for the avenue.
Ra tit] that the G
market will be it the northeast corner
irk a-. , a i loi fronting
108.9 f??'' an the ?m-i:u? and 12... feet
?
- _- ? -
OFFICES TO BE APARTMENTS
Building Bought by I'laza < ompany
Will He Fxelusively For Bachelors.
The level I ?rj afflce building at 5
We.t 66th it., which wa- recently
bought ly thi . . . i; ?-rating Com?
pany *'. rothers, is to be made;
It will be I
similar to ths bach? '.or apartmeat at 66
irehaaeo last year by
I ass Ii.???? people from the
Will.am A V\ -. A- S? ns were the1
_. -?t.. ib l_e ?al? wi 6 West .au ?U '
REAL KST.TK AT AI'CTION, REAL EST ATI -1 ?I'CTION.
rm-*r_~--.,..r ?. . ? ? ?^m. r? , ?? as. 'mmmmm?m.??mm*o?*mmm?mmmmm_?mmn
Only 12 Years Ago -n,?
hardly i bou? Br ?ad ?* ? r?f 110th St.
The value? from $7,000 to $10,000
each.
iO-U3y Broadway is all ?.idly built up
to L82nd St. Lots are worth |2!5,000 to $75,000
each. Side Streets have increased in the ianM
proportion. The growth of the City North?
ward and the Subway did it, Ownen made
very large pronta.
TMS?listi O? il tn i ? v short years, b ton
you realise it, property around 1 i -.'J8tl Street
subway station will be as solidly built up bi
around I81si St. itation r? ?-?lay.
Rxamine the Dash property. Ruildings
have already been started opposite. V^'ucs
will ?ufanee 300, 400 or 500%.
Then you'll wake up. n d
wish you had invested a few doll
329 Lots
AT ABSOLUTELY UNRESTRK ["ED/ CTION
For Whatever YouWiil Pay for Them
at Broadway, 236th, 237th, 238th and 210th Sis.
iss and i ?
ofih? Bowie Bash Esiate
TUESDAY, OCT. 26TH
at Exchange IslaSfOOl. 1*1 VV?-y S? , N. V.
70rr on mortgage. Title? ,11.411. oil irre
*0
J. Clarence Dav.es, 149th St <S? 3d Av?.
Joseph P. Day, 31 Nats?.? St., N. Y.
Agents and Aurt'opeer?.
-1
AMERICAN BEAD
CO. TO WOVE
Leases Floor in Rogers
Peet Building at $200
000 for Term.
Ii- ?.?-o B Ell * Co. have ren".
? ' .
?
list at. and 1
- ? ? . ? ? . int la tli
can B? ;.?I .
i'.i OsdWB]
I
? ? ? ? ? si ? i tots
[eu and J
?? - rara a
Fred : i? k Pos I
?ho I.'.ir... i ompany tin- eighth loft,
nitag 10,000 ; inai ?* *'? ??* of tpaea,
? j ta u ?Tost .'>"th it, for a tanB
of years. The I.ur:?' Company SIS th?
?asecasara to Gus I.une & <n., now ?o
i- ? he northeast corner of tSth
?t. and Rroa'lv ./.
Goo'tule. Patty & Darlgfct h i???* rent
"il th.- third loft at il Ba t lTtl
?o BsaJamla STohl, who asa rspri
?d by Hail ft Stern.
BofBsrd WurteBlberg ha? Isaaed I 'ft
I S'-v.nth ;.v. to ' ? ??? W . ?
:. Work?, at ISl ?Vsst
to th?* Rennen Compsajr, si -
-77 Broadway ?o th? '?
Compai ;?. at 109 Had n ? ?? to R
?hal & I.a'ner, at 510 sad
? Mas B. I p.!.'.. ai :
West ZSi ?t. to th? Bilttaora
Company, si IM ts 110 Bevtath av. to
the Arthur Braadtaat?
12 to 16 East 22d st ta Mrax Pollas I
? .p . ?? 17 and II Eaal to th?
I). Hack Compaai sad to Fred? i .
sad at I '. si
it. t.* tri?* Bock Haaafacturiag Com
paay,
The I'nited f'ipar IfaaafaCtur
II ?. .
mil gsaersl offies? tor a tons of
ira loor in th?* I
it 119 to U9 Wost M h ??
to M i to 11- '.'?'??? n it '
comprise? 14,000 -? ? t n. teat si I
? rate rental I? 1150,000, M. I I.
.'. ? ' I. l'i ' ;.:'. .1 th? ll l ;-'
Pop? & BrO. have leaaod fai Rol
i .'. slllaa the prosaist* 11 ]
-t., a four ?tory ar.il basement frOBt
and rear building, to A. Ar.u"a for
a term of yaars,
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Market Found for New Two Story More
in .\rhany Avenue.
I.oui? Gold ha? ?old to Victor Fi?h
buch the two ?tory and ?tore brick
' nild?Bg at ISO Albany av., just com
I Also the private dwelling st
it 14th ??.. to N. Jacob*
The American Exportiag anJ Import?
ing Corporation ha? bought the four
?tory ?rarohoasa T9 Furmin st. from the
a ? -? ,???, ?vhich ha? owned it
for more than half a century. The
vrsrsaoosa la jus? south of Paltaa at,
and opposite ?".oam-'hip line? rBBalBg
to South America, where the company
1? now engace?! in getting trad- fof
American concern?.
The Aleo Building Company ha? ?old
the one family dwelling at 2127 rt?th it.
to Mrs. Sadie Goldstein.
Month 4 May have leased for a term
*o the Richmond food Market th*
?tores of the two bu'ldngs just eniu
plste?I si 2711-9119 Jsrasics st., Rich?
mond Hill, comprising about 7,.'>0')
.?'luare feet.
* ?
BR0CKH0LST SALE TO-DAY
Property at llempntead, !.. !_, I? Owned
by Mr?. Oliver II. I?. Belmont.
BrOCkholat, Hempstead, Long Island,
the property of Mrs. Oli-rSI H I'. Bel?
mont. la t.? he sold at aucfon at noon
io-i!u> by Joseph P. I'ay. The ?ale will
be held on the pre*nises.
I premises comprise thirty acre?
of land, a mansion and furnishing?,
i-.r;ti(e and outbuilding?. Tin? is one
: th? ?how plaosa on Long Island and
? the ?StatO? of muny prominent
. '
The furni*hing? of the maniion will
ba sfforod lor ?ale immediately after
the ?ale of the realty.
Suburban Land Company Sales.
Tha New York Suburban I.an,I I
? ', it? trr.ct la the 4'h
Ward. BofOBgh of lju?'?-n?, a p'ot 90s
? t. on Preaident av.. to M Hick?,
Bad it p!"i 20x100 feet, ?.n l'aik si
L Hill.
41 ...t".!.....!. N J , a plot, 20x100
i ? to C
i lot. 2jxla?ij feet, on Third av., i. L.
Mitts,
Kl _L ESTAI I I OU _AI 1, m.- : (i i i.i
M-M 1 : -I 1
?
-
I
-
'
a ? wl
y "ar.
1
? th?.
I
?
I ON?. I- ? \M>.
FREEP?RT. N. Y. BAYVI.W SECT?0.
-? i . . : I i
. i ??
- ? V? 11.L
A t,
? ? ? ? i
_ I-.
I. I S
-NT
? ?>. \ i a. mart i:r_.
C?u-t . Hif. Inra-malian tr?? ?a prt.p^-rrt. ?my.
an? I. ran ?*?ll. -._-?? A?.
.-.?:. .' w ..: - ?; T.i <-lUal
I M lI'MSHtii .PARTMENTSTOJ.ET
21] w .? Hal st a-1 ."? w. .5. St
I ?? Mel.u
. . i ', .
i mi i? uai < ??a.
J. R. HEGEMAN IN
$1,000,000 TRADE
Buy. 79th Street Apartment,
Oiviag Helghte Mouse
?n Deal.
A million dollar eichai .7?? hn? been
I ? orii
?ianr, for the E.'hold
the
. .
. tumbas
. ? ni _ p..?
62x11
? the l*te?t
?rtruetit
O? three and four rootr
iboat a
_?
?00 a year.
1 i ?? huye. Is Job . R M'-geman, pre?i
Lifc in ur
1 ompaay, -1
.part
ment house known u- Maie?tlc ?t
aatheast ? i eh? las
av. B".?l I46tfa ' . . r:<l covering a plot
l83.9V.xl? ixlOl
. I by tJeo'ge Daikvr about
twenty years ago.
Wright Company Organize?.
The the Wright
iiiv, of w: . B, Thomp
factor. organixed
th e following officer?
??lii etora: President. T. Frank Man
?' H W ivill? Com
? - j. i.
' urer,
lit of
the Liberty V?*.o:.b! Bank. In addition
I
i a. proal?
?l"tit of the Bubmai in?
tion. Other dir?-.-' i . im
: ortai t interval *.. th
from time to time, it wa? an
IlOUtii-ed.
.
New Building Plani.
The Itroni.
HARLEM R.VER 'ral
:-? . i .
|-<?v
NT AV.' i ? " .. ' ?? \ I ptj
: . , . \ . .? K- a.lj Co.
a rr. it
i a? ____?_?. it?see.
ai.TKK-T.ons.
The Bronx.
IT ANN'S AV ?11. _ a I ?It art *?_?_? ?si?.
-i 4.1 .a*-. tS?.J_ p.. eemier. .
H _ I S - HOD .1 ti - 1 14??h at. _r_>l
<
CITY ISIA.O AV. ?l. t_ A I _ I<> ttAM* ? t
.-- II . I
' . a a?
I
Sales _t Auction.
At 14 V._. ,t
a? ii?_r? _aa ??
MURRAY ST .1 H.KJ ?1 ?I.
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LEWI! ST _? ?a ?, . , 41
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h. j 11 l
I20TM ST. ->? I _ ...
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Out) IN AV. - , ?? . I ?... i,M|
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