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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
6
A moderate wheat rally supported by favorable weather reports contrasted by lower foreign markets. Corn rose early on dry weather but reversed with rain reducing gains, while oats showed early strength then pared gains. Coffee traded with confidence of a turning point as foreign markets advanced on Brut reports.
New York grain and commodities report notes mixed activity across wheat corn oats and oats futures with a rally fading into cautious trading. Elevated attention to weather conditions in the Northwest and overseas crop reports influence prices while domestic demand remains uneven for corn and wheat and livestock and dairy markets show firming tendencies in parts of the market.
Strong activity noted in cattle and sheep markets with varied prices. New Jersey and Pennsylvania buyers showed interest in steers and heifers while western cattle endured softer demand. lambs and mutton faced competing bids as outfits from Virginia and Ohio reported mixed results.
Stephen Pell through Wampage Realty plots sixty acres at North Hempstead for a vacant lot at 82 Fifth Avenue. The trade includes six modern dwellings, a yacht club, and a pavilion with bay and Sound frontage, assessed around 500 million, with Osgood Pell & Co as selling agents and Clark Chamacters handling the negotiations. Other sales nearby involve Convent Avenue projects, a twelve story apartment planned by Schwarts & Grow, and multiple properties along West 57th Street, Madison Avenue, and the East River area as builders and developers consolidate parcels for new developments.
Bryan Vs Kennelly conduct an absolute sale of interior and railroad adjacent lots on Manchester Avenue near New York Westchester and Omton Railroad property. Prices ranged from 25 to 1000 dollars for inside lots and 1.40 for a lot beside the railroad. Samuel McMullen John Braith W J Crawford and Ma Teuxchier attended. Auction halted as bidding failed to meet minimums with no further sales allowed.
Herbert A. Sherman leased a Riverdale dwelling at 16 Riverdale on-1 ude 1 OMT Lyeth of the arter, Ledyant Milburn as agents. The lease runs three years with the privilege of renewal.
Sanitary district proposals urge zoning rents in Brigham Hall and Willan He Bloodgood store area. Densata Realty’s No. 40 to 49 building lease for ten years at a stated amount. Baxenenit store to house displays and ship furniture and cabinet files. Printing department to move from West and Hubert streets to two upper floors of the Mf Realty Building.
Montane Conservation Company loaned to Dr. George S Jernikan. Leased rooms in News Park Avenue Pease and Kilnan. Charles B A Winslow at No 4 West 10th Street. Leases also on New Wi and East tat river to Fisher Rutland. Mrs Williams M E Heme tngway at 199 East 1th Street.
Warren and Skillin sold about 25 acres at Rye near the Forest avenue and Manuersing avenue junction to S. Toger Mitchell for his own occupancy. No new ownership details provided.
De Hloig and Sldridge rent Rhuddlands voltage No 8 Sea View avenue and the CHIE AC Newport TL to Barat Kurt von Lorsner, a German attaché, for the summer.
Marc Eiditts and Son secured the general contract to build a twenty story Yale Club clubhouse on Vanderbilt Avenue and 43rd Street within the New York Central Terminal area. The deal covers site construction for the Yale Club era expansion project.
Hben J. Olcott, president of the Hudson River Day Line, bought the house at 02 West 6th Street near Riverside Drive, with the sale occurring a few days ago. The buyer is identified in city records as the new owner, finalizing the transfer of property recently sold.
A $200,000 transaction closes a major Dyker Heights realty deal led by Henry Gold. Out-of-town buyers acquire about thirty houses along West 6th to 7th avenues and nearby streets, aided by subway expansion. Several other sales include Oliver G. Carter purchasing a Marlborough Road plot, and multiple brick two family dwellings changing hands through local brokers Studwell and Burkhard Tutleo & Corny and others.
Iriving Hat Company leases a corner store and second floor across Delancey Street for long term from Feb 194. Various tenants including Druggist firms and a leather goods shop take space in Midtown and East Side addresses. Several five and four story dwellings, businesses, and offices are listed with terms extending to generations or long terms, involving Knive No 1 West Wil Street and 248 West Wad Street among others.
A project of $100000 for a Broadway building is outlined with roving picture displays planned for southeast Way and WN street stores. Leon Schlesinger is named president of the overseeing corporation. Architectural plans indicate a depth of two irregular feet and other dimensions yet to be clarified.
Dr EN Long as Bubenaser of dwelling No 1 West alerts sold recently by Slawaen and Hobie for Gertrude A Vanderbeck. Long occupies No 1 West site. Peres and Dwight negotiate sale of Hawarden apartment at Fifth Avenue corner. Thomas Hoye represents buyer. Airmor Company. A. Schneider buys dwelling No 12 West 5th Street. Hogan Realty reports sale of Tremory apartment No 1b Nicholas Avenue. buyer Jamies Had. Ware reports rent. Leo David J Oliver to sever from David Stewart office July 1 after eighteen years.
Fragmentary notice of multiple property transactions at the New York Real Estate Exchange salesroom. Details include parcels on Veney street and other blocks, sales to buyers including individuals and firms, prices cited like 3800 dollars, and mentions of vacant lots and store properties.
Ledger of rental agreements and property pledges listing multiple lessees and property details. Names include Orville A Dickinson Ruth 40, John Marrin, Sorgen Tath, Joseph MrsMunter, Robert W. Courtney, and Greater New York interests. Properties on Broadway Central Park West HYCKAAN ST 106 525 East Spring St and Frankfort St. 15.
A stream of recorded transfers and property notices lists buyers, addresses, and values across Manhattan and nearby avenues. Entries include ADIRAN AVE, BROADWAY, WASHINGTON AVE, and others with prices ranging from modest sums to thousands, noting buyers like Louis Manuel and firms such as Lawrence Trust Co, varying parcel sizes, floors, and basements, plus references to May 1 effective dates and related attorneys.
Interent 5 per Manhattan listings show recorded mortgages for properties along Broadway Port Wash and similar streets. Notable figures include $53,300 on June 18, and $8,000 mortgage to Robert & Smith. Entries mention Trusts, realty firms, and multiple street addresses including 1002 Mognet and 37,900 Tune M8.
New Seaway avenue project sparks inquiry into elevation and regional roads. Officials seek input from Edward J Om ean and local farmers amid ongoing plans for land use and transportation access.
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