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New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
AWARDS QUEENS CONTRACT
Lowest Bids for Sewers Total
Over S250,000.

At public letting at the Office OF
Borough President Connolly OF Queens
Yesterday bids were received for the con-
struction OF sewers that are to be OF the
greatest importance TO the real estate In
terests OF the borough. The total or the
lowest bids received amounted TO more
than $50. .00O and President Connolly an
nounced that he intends to proceed at
once TO execute the contracts with tho
successful bidders so that work can be
commenced at tho earliest possible mo-
ment.
A bid OF s255. go was made by the firm
of Peace Brothers for the construction
Of the main outlet trunk sewer for the
Corona district. This trunk is the first
section OF the important sewer planned
10 drain more than five thousand acres
in sections OF the borough that are grow
ing most rapidly and where millions OF
dollars in building improvements ara TO
be expended during the coming year.
These sections include Corona, Elmhurst
Maspeth and Woodside in the 2d Ward
and the Steinway and North Beach Sec
tions Of Long Island City. The trunk Is
to DO constructed In 43d street from the
pierhead line to the bulkhead line and
from the bulkhead limo to Ditmars ave-
nue. and in Ditmars avenue from tSd TO
51st street. A screening chamber Ia to be
constructed at +3d street
Other sewers on which bids were re-
ceived were in Second avenue from Dit
mars avenue for a distance OF quarter
OF mile iE the list Ward; in Seventh
avenue from alst to 22d street, and in 22d
street from Seventh to Sixth avenue. Sd
Ward; in Van Alst avenue from Payntar
avenue TO Beebe avenue. 1st Ward. and In
Marion street from Webster avenue to
Payntar avenue.
The sewers TO he constructed in the
lst Ward are In the section whore real
estate men are investing large sums in
the erection Of tenements and apartment
houses, and they have been planned at
their request.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
THE COTTON MARKET
January Notices Taken Up, and
Prices Show Gains.

To thu fact that Southern prices arc
generally above a parity with New York
contracts Is credited the promptness
with which notices covering about
1000 bales for delivery on Thursday were
taken UP by spot interests In the cotton
market yesterday. This promptness, aided
by relatively firm cables. tended to check
selling. and although there were moder-
ate reactions the close was steady. sew
eral points up from the lowest. and gem
orally 8 TO "A points net higher. Rumors
were circulated that contracts, when de-
livered. will be broken up and offered 10
mills. Southern spot markets were un-
changed 20 t,c higher. and the local mar
ket. though quiet. WAS 10 points up, at
10 Doc for mlddling upland. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

81 20: choice butcher bulls. IS 6oas6 81; milSn nI
cows sioaS75 CALvEs-Receipts; Joo iop, TOP
sll 30 HOGS Receipts; !; i;goo' w. uegIam, Gi
81 so: heavy Workers.. 81 so; light >. sV' pa.
81 so. SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts' e''oV'
top sheep, s. 10; top lambs, s9; p.oo,,,s
10 600, including, $500 southerns; stesdy !,
dressed beef and export steers. SsqS9; far 20
good sc JOGSs: Southern, 81 s5as. 90; sou,n.,
cows. So 50ds6 %; bulls. 81 4Ogs6 80; caves CAVES.
s6asio HoGS-Receipts. 1000; oa1oc higher
bulk OF sales, 81 1oas7 40; heavy - Zoes' ,d5 a.
packers and butchers. 81 25qSI 40: light =. IVg
s. S2h pigs, 50 1885 g oo ,anbs So 5o@ss SO;
yesrlngs. s5gs7 %; wethers. 81 25gSo -'' ewes
s4as4 30: stockers and feeders. s3aS5
Cincinnati. Dec. 3o..CAsdttsIfEo AZ ~ he,fsrs s4G
81 %; cows 81 75aS6. CALyES-Steady az az
s. 50as11. HOGS-Recepts 3. 20 active, ,. % ~
dST So: common sows, 50 25aS6 10; p91Ssra pigs anu
lights, s5qs7 80: stays, 81 25as6 80. sIlEEP.~- a.
ssseiO'S' ass. z'i' strong '-uS'' l--n'' ~ '
East Buffalo. Dec. so.--cATTLE-,Rece
sS 75aso; butchers, ssass so; bulls. s4q:6 90 30;
stock helfers. s4as4 bo shipping g 0o9ss oT; 90,
teifers 81 1887 7s cows sSgs1 Sc ,sTSsers s5Geser
active and frm at sS59s75 vEALSi.-oReceipts'
600; active. SOC lower. at s4as12 HoGSmhe. lie.
eeps active .,s se2yy Iyed ans s. ?S York. York;
Sc s5as7: stays, s5 5Oas6 80: dairies, s. Goa
81 s.. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. l0,ooV,
active and I6d25c higher; lambs. S9aSs oo'
yesrlings 81 5O1$S: wethers, So 25QSo 20; ewes
s. JOQ$5: sheep, mixed, So 509S6 70.
(By Telegraph to Tho Tribune
ST. Louis, Dec. 80-CATTLE-Receip
8. 235; fairly active at steady prices; 60 ac;
Sc 90. Southern steers. SO s09S7 10. HOGS
Receipts 1900: good hogs. 90 higher
pigs and lights. l5o lower; market actiVo;;
rhoice medium TO heavy weights, 81 40
81 52i1; bulk of sales 81 15ns7 40; packers =
E@s7 80: best lights. s7gsI 80; pigs sog
81 10. sHEEP-Receipts, 6,982; active ana ana
frm: lambs TQsS rs: Gull lambs 81 oVn
"a 20: mutton sheep. 81 25ds4 10; common
10 medium do, 81 509s4.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

Sales of dwelling houses were again the
feature OF the real estate market yester-
day. Chief interest among these was
transaction In the Fifth avenue section.
This related to the disposal by the estate
Of Frederick D. Tappen Of four story
and basement house, No. 49 East tstn
street, on q lot 25X100.5 feet.
1t was reported that a well known
woman of this city had purchased plot
50xl60 feet on the north side OF s5th street.
100 feet east Of Fifth avenue, adjoining on
the west the 100-foot plot purchased re-
Gently through Pease & Gilman from the
estate of w. G.. Park by Ernesto g. Fab
br.
The plot reported sold is owned by Cen
eral Lloyd S. Brioe, who also owns the
adjoining Fifth avenue corner. The rear
abuts upon the Fifth avenue lot. which
f. being improved with a dwelling house
for Miss Helen o. Brice.
Slawson & Hobbs have resold for the
Russell Raymond estate to a client for
occupancy the four story building No. l5l
West s7th street, on lot 16.sxlOOSls feet.
Isidor II. Kempner, as president OF the
New Amsterdam Realty Company. and
the estate Of Nathan Kempner. sold the
southeast corner OF Columbus avenue and
10lst street, a five story iathouse. with
store, on lot 25x75 feet
Daniel II. Renton e. Co. have sold for
the De Ruytor-Van Orden Corporation
the FIVE story apartment house at No. Oil
West lSith street on plot bOx99.u feet,
located between Amsterdam and Audubon
avenues. The buyer is an investor.
Samuel Braunstein has sold for Martin
L. Campbell TO Mrs. Ann Eiseman the
three story house No. 2l2 East 3lst street,
on lot 2)x9Ss feet
A. ]. Madden has sold FOR William r..
Helbig No. III Hoe avenue, two family
house on lot 25xlO feet.
Nicholas Lopart has sold for the Coster
Realty Company the two family brick
dwelling house No. Go Coster street to J..
Mongiolo.
Another report in real estate circles in
volved property at Nos 4B and as
Broome street, with an Il" 20 No. o.
Wooster street. surrounding the northeast
corner OF those thoroughfares. The for
ner is a six story structure. occupying a
plot 50xlOo feet, and the latter three
story building, covering lot 3xl0 feet
The seller is William Morton Garden
who acquired the property in 1857. The
consideration in the present deal was
said 70 be about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Oats Steady, Corn
and Coffee Make Gains.

War news from Europe, with repor's u
considerable export business. caused soine
covering and late rally in the wheat
market. after an opening advance hao
been lost on liquidation based on heaVS
receipts and increasing stocks. There was
not much aggressiveness either way OH
account of the break in trading for the
New Years holiday. and the close was
at &c decline TO l2c advance Corn
prices kept within narrow lines out
little frmness toward the close OF pusi-
ness left the market 1sgi4c up from sat
urday. The only feature of the oats mar
ket was the firmness in the Decenoer
option. which closed &c net higher other
positions remaining unchanged.
Large sales of cost and freight coiiee III
Brazil, representing the liquidation VI
weak holdings, gave the local market d
lacking for bullish views, with much ol
The selling here thought TO be against
purchases in Brazil. Although sales mere
aggregated 1S2.oOO bags, the market he'u
steady. closing close TO the top WIN d
net gain Of to u points.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
STATE DEPARTMENTS HOUSE
Tentative Plans for Such Building
Nearing COMPLETION.

Tentative planning for the erection or
structure to house the offices OK various
state departments in this city on the style
OF the Municipal Building, now nearing
completion, is under way. II is the Idea
to make the project a part OF the new
civic centre to the north OF the Municipal
Building, where the city owns several
parcels, which 1t Is believed could be USED
as a nucleus OF a site for such building.
A partial list Of the state departments
which have branches In this city include
tho Banking, Insurance and State depart
ments, Controller and Attorney General,
both Public Service commissions, Excise
Agricultural and State Tax commissions
national guard, State Bureau OF Indus
tries. State Bureau OF Elections and
others.
Outside the Public Service Commission
of the lst District. the expenses of which
are paid by the city, the state has an an
nual rent bill for its departmental oihces
in New York amounting to sS9,2l4. These
Offices are scattered from 18th street TO
Battery Park, in about twenty different
buildings.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

dozen, 75casl 30; No 2. box. f2as2 30; .Ais- SAB-
BAGE, Danish. ton. Sqss; domestic, s"rStt'
red. $I5Gs17: CAULIFLOWERS. long cut, Dbl
81 50ds3; short S3d$9 California, half crate
81. basket Sass 80; gELER9. IGi,Ir6RY GaIlrS,RrYS
bbl 81 JOGs2; basket, 75cGs1 %; ESCAROLb'
bbl. $2as2 5o basket 75casl p; EGGfEANHEs, anRsE
RADfsH, 100 n, s3ds5: KALE. bbl, 40a5oc ;
LETTUCE. basket, slqs2 y; 56l; siasg' & h0II 1oS
8Oc; LIMA BEANS, half box. s5; crate. S2a -
MINT, dollhouse dozen bInshes;; 9s%sr SVapSo 80
brown, Sfqsl 40: buttons, 50G75c: OKRA car
rier. sSaM: PEAS small basket, 81 9, sgasS. Ss
large. S2qs4; PEPPERS. carrier slgsI 20 %
till box, 81 50Q$2 Cuban, carrier !ocgSI -,
large lar T crate. siaSi IS: PARsNIPs; bbl, 75c9
81 10; PARSLEY, curly. Dbl. ~ Cqs2 plain'
81 50as2: crate. 75casl; ROMANO. basket
5OcqS1. Dbl, JOcas1; crate. 5oaI5c; RAD- ~ 10
IsHEs. hothouse. 100 bunches, 81 SodSZ 90;
SPINACH. Dbl. 50caS1; sHALLOTs, bo!, SIG
Sc 80; SQUASH. old. bbl. slasl 20; marrow
new, white. box. 81 5Oqs1 Is; TURNiPs. ruta--
baga, bbl or bag. 50c9$1; TOMATOES, carrier
81 256S2 %; hothouse. 10, ea12c
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local market for copper was
Arm. with lake and elecuolytic quoted az
II e2h alT S7iho and casting at IL 2Jq lio' = C.
STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange was
dull. with spot. December, January and Feb, ,
ruary quoted at l7qlI S7hc, March at lag
copper az New York to-day were 2olO tons,
and exports for tho month thus far q. rs
tons. London copper closed nrIn. Win spot AZ
t16 So and futures AZ ri q 81.
T1N-Looally firm: spot and December quoted
at so 5oe2hg50H tci January, 90 $3.50 6oT
so $3.50 soc London tin closed steady. with
spot AZ f22p Zoe and futures a, i229 los.
LEAD-In New York was dull at 2O9f. 3oc
and East 81 Louis At Alod4. 100 London lead
closed az us
sPELTTR-Dull; New York spot. !. 2og7 toc
East 81 Louis. 1I6g7. &c. London spelter
closed at f28 iOs.
IRON-C1eveIand warrants. 6Is 81 in Lon
DON Locally steady with No foundry North
.rn quoted at SIS o0dsl9; No 2 flsaSls 90.
no I southsrn, SIS Sasio. ana soft SIS 2Js
flS7S
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

CHRISTOPHER sT. IS. 25xlo62 (foreclosur.
Dec 30): Arthur NJ Levy, ref. TO Harry Hastorf
24I West 13lst st mtg $4,000; all liens: ns.
30; $4,000; a,torneys' Davis g. Davis. 81
CANAL 81. 255. 25x75: Edward Hsu,..
to City Real Estate GO. lI6 Broadway mt
81, 7,o0Ol July 10; Sl0o; attorney Title Guaran.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 5. 1908 n a,
10th ST. 10O.6N irreg tgore): Robert c Ra,S
bone TO Thomas Smith. 1891 Walton ava. n.
Co. 116 Broadway.
WEST END AVE. w :. 81 Il n Of 7aa =.
19.6xl15: George Brett to Gramercy invsss-
ing co. "a Irving Place (mtg $40, ,O0OD Dec az.
500. 1000: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trus,
CO. i76 Broadway.
WALKER ST. 81 and siis. 20 It e Of co,,-
landt Alley, 36x100: Robert Gibson Ia Hsnrr
" Ellison. GlJ Prospect Place. Brooklyn Sn,ss
SIS. .O00): all liens: Dec 80 81: attorney' Tswe
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 1850 Broad
SAME PROPERTY; Henry W ellison ..
Sarah l. McC Marsh, 327 Park ave Pater,os"
(mtg $4,000: all liens: Dec 30; ST. atlor-
ney as above.
foreclosure. Nov 10: lsham Henderson. rsf
to Metropolitan Trust Co, 40 Wall st; Dec IN,
s33. 800: attorney, Winston II Hogan, a
9Th AVE. 252. 17xlOO: Irving Judis BuilaIn,
and Construction Co 70 Second National BanS
250 9th ave (mtg $4,000; Dec 80; 500: AZ
torney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
100 Broadway.
9TH AVE. 8 Q cor 11th 81, S4sxii7x5sx7oi 4.
Alex McClelland to William r Bedell 100 WEI
1O8th st: Dec 80; 500; attorneys. Bowers 3
Sands. 81 Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY; william Bsdsll N
Leonard Well. 20 West 1920 st Cmtx Ssa fo0S.
Dec 30; 500: attorneys. Arnstein & Lew. III
Broadway.
sTH AVE. 279T. 25x100; Charles PETROL 4.
Henry Beck. 800 West 17sth ct (rnts ~
OOO: Dec IS; 500: attorney. E z Jacobc n
Nassau st.
Sd ST. 81 West, " cor Thomson q. S.A
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. Il and ls Nesey
street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. 22l West s. 267 u OF 7th
ave, lsx99. II; 3 sty dwg' sold to the plaintll1
for $1,000
lo2D ST, 22s East, II s, $50 It OF 81 ave.
2lxl00.lI: 9 sty tenmt and stores, sold 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
122D ST, EOS East s Q, io5 II Of Sd ave.
&xiOO II, 5 sty tenmt and stores; sold TO the
plaintiff for SO lo7.
BY Samuel Marx
CHRISTOPHER ST. 70. 3, lo1 Il " OF +th
ave. 25xlO8 2x25xl06.l; 6 sty tenmt and stores;
sold TO the plaintiff for s37. 225.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Samuel Godsticker.
JEROME AVE, 8. 2s.6 II n OF la9th ST,
81. iSI3s 6x45xl13.9. vacant; sold TO plaintri
for Sc. .0OO
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30--staternents that Russia
had resumed the massins OF troops on ne.
.outheastern frontier gave the wheat market
IN dav a brtsl< upturn. The close was nervous
az ngures varying from a shade decline to 11c
ret gain Latest trading left corn fsVtc up;
provisions Irregular, strung out from 2bac GOVT
10 an Increased cost OF 17'Ac. More thdh
/ 900 900 bushels OF wheat were bought IN
brief time by bullish spectators as a result OF
tho warike advices about Russia and because
OF assertions that Rumanla had begun again 10
mobilize Tho resulting advance carried prices
from the low point OF the session 10 the top.
RangV Of prce-.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
RECORD BATH ST. RENTAL
To Pay $1,333.33 a Front Foot
for Store.

II. Freud has leased for NJ. II. Harris
to Summerfeld & WE'LL, the Gotham SILK
Hosiery Shop. the store No. q West Ath
street, for term OF five years and SIX
months at $1,000 a year. It is the record
price Of 81. .333 80 a front foot.
That IS the highest rental that has peeh
paid for any S4th street store. This is the
second lease that r. Freud has made
with record price within The last month
on this block, the other being the store
No. Ii West 34th street 20 the Schraht
Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

The Cross e. Brown Company leased
the building Nos. $50 and b3S West 4atf
street to the Schacht Motor Car Com
pany. and the third and fourth floors al
No. 30 East I'D street TO the Photo Ma
chine Company for term Of years.
J.. p. & F.. j. Murray leased for the
Budeman estate 10 Hyman Levin the
building No. a7 East 10th street for ten
years.
Lewis L. Rosenthal has leased to the
Sheridan Company the building No. IL
West 2sd street. The lessee will make
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF Iessee)

LEXINGTON AVE, 495 (alD; Ferdinand T
Hopkins 10 George DAY. IA yrs from Nov !,
1912: $1,000 address. 495 Lexington ave.
MANHATTAN ST, 10 (alD; l. & Ungrich
10 Otto Rupp 5 yrs from Nov !, 1912; 81, 7ooi
address, so Manhattan st.
MADISON ST, Q, 160 II s W OF Bathgate
Place 5Ox66.6 (alD: Regina Tape 70 Harry
Walzer; 10 yrs and mos from Dec l, 1912;
81, 500: address 1908 Bathgete ave.
MULBERRY ST. l27, and Hester st, is2
(store): Katie Pittelli to Joseph Russo: yrs
from Dec l, 1912; $500; sddress Baxter st.
wII.LIAMBSRfDGE ROAD. 1424 0alD; Mary
McGurl TO Frederick J Hans; yrs from Nov
/, 1911; $3.50; address. 2402 Butler Place.
9TH AVE. 4s2 (alD; Philip ] kearney to
George ] Kshoe; 10 yrs from May I. 1922
s., 900; address, Richmond Hill. Long Island.
7TH AVE- s23 (store and part basemenDi !
Bernhard seymann to George " Reynolds and
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
SUBURBAN SALES.

Charles Field Griffin & Co. have sold
to Joseph Brewster forty acres OF land
on Westchester avenue. at Rye, n. Y.
The buyer intends to improve fifteen acres
and sell the balance.
The Duross Company has sold for Hon
ora T. Slogan a dwelling house on plot
oOxlA feet at No. 215 Madison avenue
Hasbrouck Heights, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
F D TAPPEN ESTATE SELLS HOUSE
That Transaction and Sales of Other Well Located Dwelling
Houses Feature of Days Business.
WOMAN SAID TO HAVE BOUGHT 9TH AVE: SECTION PLOT

extensive alterations and take possession
on January l. The rental asked was Nl'-
900 a year.
The Charles +. Noyes Company rented
offices for the Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Company in Nos. 81 and 80
Liberty street to Thomas Morch, renting
agent for the new Equitable Building.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

ano: 8 yrs from Jan 1, 1913; 5000; add,s,,
1853 Manhattan ave.
7TH AVE, $50 1.-TWO stores); Coleman coc-
struction Co to Edward Levinsohn's 8 yrs ana
mos from Jan ]. 1918; $1,000; address. I1
East s6th ST
sTH AVE, 205J (store floor and bakesbo,,. II.
Marvel Baking co TO George Hinrichs: 10 ~:
from Dec l. 1912; 81. 700; address 2O55 sth A..
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

Liverpool cables: spot-Fhir business doing;
sales 5000 bales: speculation and export. 800;
American, 1000: imports. 5000; American.
90. 900: middling upland. 717d Futures opened
very steady, Shao points higher; closed euiet
sa2hd: December-January. 8.ssd; January
February 6s9isd: February-March. 6s2bi;
March-April. 6s1d; April-May e.Ied; May
juno 877hd: June-July. 675d; July-August.
67ind: August-september, e.eOd: September
October. s40d; October November. e31iad-
Neutrality-suspicious. and cloths quiet and Arm.
New Orleans, Dec 50--Cotton futures closed
| steady at q net advance Of 263 points after
prices had rsceded from the opening rise on
fhA nlnnIahlnH Reasnn.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
nMAnOARD CLFARANCEs.
sHoliday.

COFFEE-Reports from Brazil that about
no 200 bass Of cost and freight coffee had
been sold TO the United States and Europe dur
ing the last few days and that this repre-
sented the liquidation Of weak holdingsN le4v-
stimuli ting influence on values here Local
and European shorts were good buyers. and
while there was quite active selling prices
the tod, with a net advance OF 5Q12 points.
sales, 1S2 900 bags. A large percentage OF the
selling was believed 20 be against purchases IN
RrazH and while overnight bids were said TO
Rave been accepted at Saturdays low level
new offers ranged from TO 10 points higher
HAVE closed al a net advance OF Aq1 franc,
Hamburg wes kah pfennig higher, Rio 125
reis lower and Santos unchanged 10 100 reis
lower The special cable reported Santos quiet
and unchanged, which, In view OF some OF the
builirh private cables received from there, was
dissppointinK. Spot inactive but steady, with
Rio No I quoted at i3hc Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

unchanged Spring patents, 81 J00$i 50; win
Ter straights, 81 56m$4 65; winter patents. 81 10
@$5 10; spring clears. 81 309s4 80. extra No
winter 81 1bds4 25; No 2. S4 OJ@Si 20. Kan
sas straishts, 81 15q$4 90 fancy spring pat
ents 70 <DQ$5 90. RYE FLoUR-Steady. Fair
10 good. 80 60q$3 30; choice 10 fancy. S3 00Hh
BUCKWHfAT FLoCR-Qutet; 81 40 asked per
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31

COTTONsEED OIL~-Moderateiy active,
b,if weak early undar nquidating sales prompted
by the weakness In lard. Late In the session
there wss Psstisl rsoovery On coSeTlns. ing, flnsi o
tract prices: ca.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December 80. l9l2

New York December 30. 19l2.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Sent in the wheat
market was quite evenly divided. but as NE
.rchange will close at ! o'clock on tuesday LOT
its New Year celebration there was little dis
positiou 20 take an aggressive stand Tor over
New Years Business was small and price
changes were narrow. Late in the day prices
rallied on covering, closing at 1sc decline 10
nc advance Receipts we're liberal, ana the
visible supply Of native and bonded wheat IN
the United states increased 2 $4,000 bushels
cornpared with an increase OF 1870, 900 last
week and a decrease OF l,17eOO0 last year
While export GALES were shrouded with hys-
terry, Il wa, said that fifty loads had been sold
10 antwerp and United Kingdom ports. with
some business for the Mediterranean. The dis
tribution was again on a liberal scale. and d
report from Minneapolis stating that the out
put OF -four this year would be about 11OOODJ
barrels breakking all previous records, lndl o.
Gated the big milling consumption. No. REQ
winter wheat 81 O7 elevator and 81 05 o b
anoat: No ! Northern Duluth. CSC o b ahoat
CORN-Price changes were extremely narrow
bur after showing an easier tone early bet
Ter feeling prevailed and at the close values
w.r. hdAc net higher. The visible Increased
/ 42a. 600 bushels, compared With an increase OF
l15 600 last year. Export corn, 54Ac b
aaoat 70 arrive OATS--December oats showed
flrnlness owing TO covering, and al the close
this month was i.o net higher, while other
positions were unchanged. The visible showed
an increase Of 45s,0O0 bushels, compared with.
a decrease Of 1.161.0o last week Local casn
market quiet: standard white. 3eg3Stsc; No y
S9Q3ehc; No 4, 3Sq39c; natural white, 81
Sof5o; white clipped. S7441 1sc. all track: BY p
Steady; No . Western. 66g61c c BuffaIo
BARLEY-Steady; mailing. 6OG1Oc But-
falo: feeding. 59Ac c New York.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
NEW JERSEY.
CONNECTICUT.

sotTTHFIELp POINT, ON THy eoSMS9
Stamford, Conn. Web situated pot iGSI
psantin,l trees; improved streets. SupS.9 I
roundings. Price $500. Terms 70 ast sat,s
nTrctsser Fifty minutes 20 New forx> -
SutT,t S1nScf EIy JoSEs q GOOD, 6oo E1da ~
Telephone no Murray Hll
New-York tribune., 1912-12-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. December 30. ]
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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Chicago. Dec so--cATTLE-Rseeipts. e.
600; steady 10 1oc higher. Beevss. 90 S0qSe 60;
T.xas steers. 81 75as5 90: Western. IS 759
81 60; s,ockers and feeders. a 2ogsI go; eows W.
UoGs~Receipts, 45ooo; active and bqloc
higher. Light. 81 soGi7 IS; mixed. 81 bon
81 50; heavy 81 coas7 80: rough. 81 eoqs7 a5
suFEP-Recelpts. 3e. 900: steady to iOc higher.
Native 81 256s5 60 Western. 8. +00S5 80;
yearlings. S8qs7 30; lambs, native. So 469Ss 81.
Pittsburgh Dec. 30.-CATTLE- Receipts.
sSqs9 30; choice fat. 81 759ts 76i fair. eo $50
III 30; choice heifers. IS Gat1 Is; choioe fai
cows s. 40d$8 g. common to faiY, 70 400
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FARMS FOR BALE.
NEW YORK.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS 70 II
WEST SIDE

r,,,x, ou,.,a. connecting rooms IN hitA els;sl ,s
corner apartment; strictly nsdsf5 s;
al latest improvements; near soth VH'
way: tel. Riverside 74Io. ApArtmens -
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address of purchaser and A..
torneyb
DECEMBER 30
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