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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses an Early Gain and Closes
at q Decline.

\ continuation of Wednesdays late
buyipg gave cotton prices a temporary
boost yesterday. but an advance OF 10 To
70 points over Wednesdays close proved
tenpting TO sellers. and they began 10
dunn cotton on the market, Increasing
their offerings on n scale down wall
Street and other local sources competing
with houses having Southern connections
especially Memphis. The Census Bureau
ginning figures. showing 3,0sl.25i bales
cinned To January l6. were about I'm line
with expectations, and had no influence
on the course of the market The close
of trading found the market at the 10"
point Of the day, May contracts SHOWING
a loss Of % points from the high OF the
morning and the whole list Nu2l points
under the close OF Wednesday. spot adj
vices were conflicting. some reporting
stoadiness. while others told Of Increased
offerings and an Indifferent demand.
Southern spot markets showed decilhes
Of l-lsc in most OF the larger places ana
the local market dropped 10 points to
12.S5c for middling upland Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
MIDTOWN SECTION LEASES
Musical Instrument Firm Rents
Space in Fourth Avenue.

c. Bruno & Son. musical instruments.
for years located at No. 356 Broadway.
have taken an entire floor IN the two
buildings erected by the Armory Holding
Company. Irons e Todd, on the easterly
side of Fourth avenue. from 18th to 26th
street. the greater portion Of which was
leased from the plans to William Iseln
Co. and $. Eiseman & Co.
Frederick Fox az Co. have leased a loft
at No 15l to l55 West 25th street to Sam
uel Silver: at Nos. l0i and los West 9th
street to Max Tlove; at Nos. ia. ZIG. rs
and l20 West 26th street 10 NJ b. Kauf-
man; to II. Reichman & Son and Buchs-
baum g. Newitz In No. 1l3 West 9th
street; at No West 9Th street to Man
helm & Steinberg; at No. 81 West 18th
street to Samuel Gordon, and at No. 10
To II East 18th street to the Yorkshire
Manufacturing Company.
The Shelton Electric Company, manu-
facturers OF vibratOry appliances. mas
sage machines and electric hairdryers.
formerly at No. 10 West AID street, have
leased the entire first floor at Nos ( and
6 East i2d street for a term Of years.
The Hess Building Company has leased
space I'm the Hess Building. Fourth ave
nue.. southwest corner OF 95th street. TO
the following firms: Edward +. Stahel &
CO.. importers and commission mer-
porters: SILK Association Of America. l..
Newherger & Son. braids and trimmings
IIymon q Wilson. silks and woollens;
Union Buffalo Mills Company: the Plat
& Peck Company. publishers. Besides
the foregoing the building also houses
the following well known firms: Fleit-
mann & Co, c. a. Auffmordt s Co,
Priestley & Co. and Funk & Wagnalls
Company.
Spear & Co. have rented tn. third loft
IN Nos &c and IS West 25th street 10
Julius Pollock: the store No. 1898 Broad
way 10 David J. Handler. loft I'm Nos. 1l;l
and lil3 Broadway to 4. u. Kleinrock;
loft In No. 239 Lafayette street TO Max
Rosh; loft IN Nos. % and 70 West Houston
street 10 Morris White, and loft I'm No. 81
EaSt sth street TO Samuel BOLT.
A. A. IIageman has leased the parlor
store No. IS West 37th street to A.
BarOIc. the store NO. tsS SlNtn avenue 10
David Wolf; loft at 40. 6lS Sixth avenue
TO Nicholas Thomas. and loft At No. A
West 3jth street TO Il. lSardofontana.
The Cross * Brown Company has leased
office space I'm the New York American
Building 10 Missall & Selnik.
l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss &c Co. 0nc)
have leased the store at No. i29 Broome
street TO Charles V. Fornes; 10 Weinberg
Bros & Co loft at No 81 to 3J West 18th
street: TO Murray Apple loft at No. l57
Fifth avenue; 800 square feet at No. li6
Greene street 10 various tenants loft at
Nos 20 and Al East Houston street To the
Progress Brass Fitting Company; loft at
No. 6i7 Broadway TO the Modern Hat
Works loft at No. 40 Broadway to Suss-
man & Co: loft at Nos. 80 and IS East
18th STREET to Levy & Lyons. and loft at
No. 80 Blocker street TO the Empire Cap
Company.
Warren & Skillin have rented To Moyse
& Holmes the banking floor in the Stock
Quotation Telegraph Building for a term
of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24

! p,ppoW ST. 90. 5. 24fx74 10 No 80
Commerce ST; santa De Domehleo 10 go Sgi naoi
Bickford. rs Court st. Brooklyn mtg S-l,VVcl
| Jan %: 500; attorney. Title Guarantee *
S0IJ-MBt,S AVE, " s 6O5 It n OF 6sth ST.
Jos W Blaisiell, Jean * Boyd' ooi pI Mann
ST. Brooklyn; z. part: all tide: jan - 81
attorney \ Huddy 80 Church ST. -.
JANE ST, a. 26.6xs7;e; Alice h sii "a, =,
al TO VIM : Bogert. at Leonia. y : All uus,
a g: April : 1912: 81: attorneys, Sherman *
Sh ferlrVlTTGT ,1 AVE, 1853, s. 25xo5; VIM
Grcentaum ct al TO Resale GreoHbaun' 3l'
~ o9tb 81. d G; Jan 10: 500: attorney,
! LAWYERS Title Insurance & Trust Co, loo
SANE PROPERTY: Hattie Hess TO same;
n q. Dec 30. 81: same attorney. -. =.
SAME PROPERTY: Resale Greenbaum 70
Msic KuPperm1aan' s, isS9 sane S'n s,orney ,
lsT AVE. :. ii q Of 54ih st., 81, $3.50 5sS
irreg Marie schunse to Geo , ES5harIS,
! Isl ave mtg S12.5oOl: Jan -, Slvo' attorney
{, o Kor,h. - East End ave. .-,..-.o, ,,o
| 37TU ST n 5. 100 II Of lexington aEt'
l6xos9: Henry l. sprasge to Ed y, l. FFa'''Ne'
=, itr TI' :T I5G 100 Fast . sty brk. 5oxl0o s.
Matilda paly 10 Rsbecca II and FRANK - ba.s'
54l Lexington ave; - part aIH a, NASSAU
s2D S,r n $ 4iS9 n OF columbus ave-
81 3xs0 0oreclos. Dec %; Jerome IL no t,,
ref David Lppmann 80 T T,tIs Gn 1arn
Trust 90. iT6 Broadway. - ,z~too c
soTU ST. o2G East. sty brk, -2nlo',H
Tomas We'll ct al TO Fanny Gruen. llb East 'Vlil
-. Ian 70. 800: attorney, Lawyers IKE i"'
sirauce A Trust Co. 100 Broadway. o-,ooe.
S9TH ST. 22G East. sly hrk. 21 sd1
Fanny Gruen - Jonas Well y East 81
and ano: all Hens; Jan %; 500; attorneys
Wou a Never. Bcekman -. ..o -
o2D ST. 100 East. sty hrk. ltNlV"s ~ Saln
mel Blumberg 10 Philip !. Lehman, vi 81,
iIith ~ Outg $4,000; all liens; Jan -, 81
attorneys Bondin & Lehman. 3o2 BroadWaN.
95TH ST r. 40 u W or Isl ave. "oAl -,
Brown-Weiss Realities 70 Potter ,'eoHv,
Realty CO. Far RockdWay, Long lslahu' JON
Is mtg s27, 500: 500 .
aSTH ST. n g. 100 n OF COLUMBUS ave.
runs II 100 Xix W 1OC.1l to 81 e21 10 beg
error and courses conflict; FRANK 'auo
watched 10 Antonio : Esposto; 10 part ,l.s
sl5 0OO): Sept 10. 1872: 500; address, io5 West
il;TlI ST. l5o East: sty brk. 25x10o. II;
Julia Levy TO Abe Zldek. $50 West llNh s. I;
Jan 80 mtg S3i. 300; SEQ: attorneys. kantro-
WITT & Esberg 800 Broadway.
PATH ST. 22l East; ; sly hrk, 3oNloo n
Louis sloane and ano. eNrs, 20 Eugene Nc
Carthy. $40 West 5ist st; Jan 20; Slo.sjp; At
toruey. Lawyers Title Insurance CO, loo
Broadway.
i.6rH sr CO East; ? sty brk 2ox99 II;
Isaac W Goodhuo 10 Florence X Goodhue'
Paterson. j. all Hens tmtg $500; Jan 49,
address. i3 Exchange N.
18TH ST % West : sly brk. 25N99 IL; u
G Clinton Mackey to Isaac smith. East llDtn
st untg $1,000; Jan Il: 5000; attorney, I
Fetbrod 10 West Il7th q.
HATH 81, >, 4Go Il or lenoN ave, a"N
90 II. Eliza r Fay 10 James Mclaughlin. 2O3
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust co, lio
istTiI ST. n s. 40 n Of Amsterdam ave.
5ox99 II: Rufus W Weaver 10 Apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24

st. 80 6x141 10; 8 sty loft bldg: withdrawn.
VESEY ST. H. $. 1910 IT OF Green.
wich st. 25xs12: ) sty loft bldg; sold 10 >
26TH ST. 3ii West. S. 275 IT of 9th
ave 2JxoS9: I sty tenmt and store; sold TO
John II Luskin for s19.3O0
ave, 25xio..2; . sty stable; sold to Albert
18TH ST. I'll and 30 West. n $. go e
of 9TH ave. = sly fats, each -ON99.li'
sold TO David spere for $4,000
FLUSHING. l. I. cor Franconia an, ara
Central aves. l00x1oo; vacant: sold to Max
q" cRoToNA AVE. II Q cor 10th st, 52.sx
10s.6x irreg: 3 sty house and vacant; sou
TO John II Iden for Sl6,OJ0.
BOSTON ROAD, 1871. W, :. 91;G r $ Of
I6sth st, s3x1GI.4x irreg; sty house ana
vacant sold 70 Wilson 30 FOR S-y % Of sth
ave 2oxIOO.5: sty dwlg; sold to I YIN
26TH ST. 4Ss West. s. $40 IT W OF 9th
ave 25x9s.9; sly tenmt with stores s'iu
to John J Kiernan for s23 400.
18Th ST. $50 West, s, 25g,4 II OF to
Broadway. 10. sxl005: ! sly d"ls' Solu ~
JERSEY CITY. go to 2js Orient aye. 5'22X
silk rreg leasehcld; and sly oidss' SD-
'0J JERSEY ~ CITY. 277 and 279 Communipaw
ave. 34x5i 3x rreg: two 3 sty dwgs: sold to
Frank sullivan for So. 800. sea 3.
18TH ST. PA to 2is West, :, about lso ~
OF 18th ave, 5Oxgs9; three sly o, tehiH's' So''
TO the Realty Holding Co for s6j9lo -,.
IBID ST lbs West. :. 2009 II OF IN
ave. i6x99 II: 3 sty dwg, sold TO the plaintil
for So 800.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day
GUN HILL ROAD, $, I3.j n ". OF Iyron
ave 3O.3x171.4 to Tyron ave X3J. 9xl2I.9; sold
to the plaintiff for $500.
BEDFORD PARK BOULEVARD, 216. W
cor Valentine ave. 25X92.6; sty frame dwg;
sold 10 the plaintiff for $1,000.
HAWKSTONE ST. cor walton ave
3s 11x57 Jx6 sx429: vacant; sold to the plain
tiff for $1,000
By Samuel Godsticker.
NELSON AVE. e - PAS IT Of 10th ST,
Tl.5x C TO Highbridge e * Tx loV'
sold 10 the plaintiff for $1,000 -
EASTBURN AVE, 2 s, 2i6S II OF l'Jtn
81, .Ox95; vacant sold TO william Elias Ior
81 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
B||YS IN UPPER FIFTH AVENUE SECTION
Speculative Purchase in District in Which Many High Class
DWELLING Houses Have Recently Been Constructed.
1sT ST. PARCEL FOR APARTMENT HOUSE IMPROVEMENT

Company, the adjoining house No. $50,
10 w. J. Burns for occupancy. This
makes eight houses In this row sold by
Burrill Brothers since October.
Pierrepont Davenport sold No. 1Oi john
son street for the T. & b. Leslie Company
to client FOR investment; also four lots
on 10th street. near Thirteenth avenue, to
a builder, and five houses Nos iO5 to All
18th street to the Brooklyn Organizers
for investment.
The John II. Fife Company sold for Il.
T.. Van Cleaf his lease and furniture OF
the Hotel Montague. Nos. 1913 and lc5 Mon
tague street to r. MatZinger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER Standard copper on the Metal EX-
change dull, with spot quoted at lJ.62 .ac:
January, February, March and April, lJ.G2 n
1G12i-c The local street market firm.
with lake quoted at 1GleNl6-ic; clcctrolytic
1Giac, and casting 1874 lGitc. In London SPOT
copper closed at 40 los "a and futures at 10
los Arrivals Of copper at New York were 100
tons and exports for the month thus far
1G7O7.
TiN-Locally was weak, with sales Of 8
tons: spot tin closed at 50nJO DC; January.
40 SjGJO. 25c; February, t9.ooa49 zoe; March
40 3Od 80 COc; April. 30 1Jdi9. 4Jc. and May.
80 35q acc. In London tin closed at f226 %
and futures at f22j.
LEAD-Quet; New York. spot, 42JG435c,
and East st Louis. 4.l0a4.2Oc. London lead.
M - Cd.
SPELTER- Weak; New York. spot. raj i5c
at f2G IS Cd.
IRON-Cleyeland warrants Cos Cd in Lon
dom Locally iron unchanged, with No
foundry Northern quoted at SIS JONSl9: No !?
Northern SlsGSis so: No Southern. SIS .Jl
$40. and soft. SIS 25Gs1S IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
SUITE FOR DUG DE RICHELIEU.

A large suite OF apartments in the Carl
ton Chambers, Just north OF the Ritz
Carlton Hotel. on Madison avenue, has
been rented to the Due de Richeleu.
which he will occupy after his marriage
to Miss Eleanor Douglas Wise, of Balti-
more. which will take place on February
8. The Due de Rchelieu has been tenn
porariIy living at the Plaza Hotel. s. Os-
good Pell & Co. were the brokers who
made the lease.
Charles y. Edge. OF London. financial
engineer has rented suite Of offices n
Carlton Chambers for a term of years
through the same company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
LONG ISLAND TRANSACTIONS.

Post & Reese rented the Maxwell place
on Cove Neck. oyster Bay, for the season
of 1913 to a client. The property consists
of about sixteen acres. with large dwell
ing house and outbuildings. and has a
shore frontage on oyster Bay Harbor Of
about 200 feet
The Commercial National Bank Of Long
Island city leased banking quarters In
the queens Plaza Court building. at
Radde street and the greensboro Bridge
Plaza North. Long Island city, from
March 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
REALTY NOTES.

Amos Il. r.. Pinchot is the buyer of the
former home of the West Side Republi-
can club, at No. 1901 Broadway. near SD
street sold last week by Frederick L.
Forster. through Earle & Calhoun. The
pot is 32.6xl37 feet
Bert q. Faulhaber & Co have been ap-
pointed agents for No. 80 West 10th
street, Nos 5iS and 55S West l6ith street.
No . Fort Washington avenue and No.
600 West l5Sth street.
The Berlin Renting Agency has been
appointed agent for the Kinghaven apart
nlents, at ST. Nicholas avenue and l53d
street, and of Nos. los and 10 East llsth
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 23.-Whcat corn. oats and pro
visions declined on the Board OF Trade 20 day.
Wheat experienced moment OF frinness early
on steady Liverpool cables based on reported
drOuth In India. but thereafter ruled under
yesterday. in sympathy with the cash market
Spot markets were reported dun and weak
May declined &c net. General rains IN Argen-
tina sent the local corn market down Csc net
for May. The trade attached more Importance
TO this than TO the domestic rainfall, which
probably will rctard the movement from the
farms. The spot market Was dull and out ~
line. although one concern reported 100000
bushels sold for EXPORT oats were dull. May
dropping sc net Tor the DAY. Provisions were
duh and easy on the larger hog run, closing
prices being 2ieGJc under yesterday. Range Ot
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
WHITNEY GIVES s1,75o,ooo LOAN.

4 mortgage Of $1,000 was recorded
I'm the registers office yesterday by Harry
Payne Whitney'to the 73i Fifth Avenue,
Incorporated. II is at ) per cent and due
November ~. 1918.
The 13i Fifth Avenue. Incorporated
took title earlier in the week To the W.
{. Whitney house at the southwest cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and 9TH street and
the former Morse house. adjoining. sold
last month by Harry Payne Whitney
II was on this property the loan was
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
FARLEY BUYER OF HOUSE.

James A. Farley is the real purchaser
Of the dwelling house No. 10 West 18th
street. recently sold by a. J. Robertson
for r. b. Robertson representing Charles
Iallonette and others. The house will be
extensively altered. Stores VIII bc In
stalled on the ground and parlor floors.
and the three upper floors will be con-
ycrted into one apartment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
APARTMENT, DWELLING LEASES.

Pcase q Gilman have rented a large
apartment at No. $50 Park avenue, now in
the course OF construction. at the south
east corner of 66th street to Mrs. Lorenzo
e. Woodhouse for Douglas l.. Gilman *
60. as agents for the building.
Van Nlict N Place have leased the
house No. 3i9 West llth street for Will
lam Lorenzo; the house No. ) Abingdon
Square to Mrs. Hayden and the house
No 9S Bank street for Mr. GilScN.
Pcpc n Bro. have leased for i. j..
MollOy No. IL Washington Place 10 y.
NJ. Pope for "A term of ten years.
A. 4. Ilagemau has leased To Elizabeth
Doty the dwelling house No. $2 West
Goth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24

PEOVISIONs-There was only small
trade but prices were generally lower under
moderate selling and continued liberal re
CENTS CT hogs as well as q decline OF points
IN the hog market PORK Steady. Mess
SIG 25dSIO 70: family. $21dS23; short clear
S2ids22 10 BEEF-Steady. Mess. S20US2l :;
family s246S25; packet. $22qS23 extra India
mess s3sd40 BEEF HAMS-Quiet. $500 So
DRESSED HOGS-Steady. Bacons. 1850
Ike: pigs llssc CUT MEATS-Pickled bel
lies firm i2d12tc Picked hams steady. lac
TALLOw-Stesdy. special. csc; city. else:
country 57sG6Ssc. 1.ARD-Middle West, 1890
d1o 4oc: city. i0is010ac; refined. South
hmerica II. 40c: Continent 0s5c; Brazil kegs
~ 4Oc Compound quiet. 7l.d74c STAR
INE-ouiet; oieo, 9%G10c; city lard. l2'sc
nominal
COTTONSEED OIL-The sharp break in
cotton had depressing influence on cotton oil
and at the close the market Jn9 points
net lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24

House Co. l15 Broadway; Jan 10; 500; attor-
ney, r !. Weaver 1l5 Broadway.
18TH ST, 657 West l6.sx94. IL; Charts L
Magrer to Isabella MagTer 800 I West Is,a
Wesseman & Kraus. IS Liberty st.
The Bronx.
BELMONT AVE, II cor OF 1s6th ST. 74.ex
s64 to Crescent ave x96.4X25.3. Giuseppe
Iamascia to Iamascia Realty Corporation. 6SS
Crescent ave untg suOoUl: Jan y; u; htor-
ney Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1T6 Broad
LESTER AVE. s, 125 IT e Of Barker ave,
25xlO5; Mary McGarry to Johanna Mandl '
Jan 90: $500 attorney. Lawyers Title Insur
ance 90. 1850 Broadway.
DUNCOMB AVE. W s, 567 II OF FL
9 aye iS gScT sapp ai Grand spd
Jan 2l 81; attorney Lawyers Title Insurance
Co. 100 Broadway.
c, 24.I1x1Os: Wellman Finance Realty Co 70
Jane Henderson, 1858 Herschell st mtg 81,
400: Dec 10; 500; attorney. Conrad Muller
JACKSON AVE. 8. l2J IT OF 10th a,
100x16.9; Anna NJ Klemann 10 George KurE-
man. COS linton ave; Jan % mtg 5000:
500; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
LOTS 1874 to I4I. us to 1885, map Forxter
td schmitt property; Henry Forster 10 Fred
Jan %; SloO; attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co 100 Broadway.
OGDEN AVE- 1912 s. 2jx7o; George =
Bache 10 Merwin Realty Co Beekman ct;
man 81.
RICHARDSON AVE, e $, l2o # of 18th
Guarantee and Trust co. 176 Broadway.
Longwood ave, LOT 292. blk 2736. on tax mao
and improvement co, 25 Pine st; Jan 22; ST.
COO; attorney, r Dorett, . Pine ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
FURNISHED APARTs. TO REM

RTVERSIDE DRIVE. 549-Attractively
nishei eight-room apartment overlook
piysr.,de Drive, to rent: all large rooia
r,,,rinc water In bedrooms. shower baths
steam elevator. hall service: Responsible
PARTY. Payne. phone 1850 Morn'ngside.
WEST 907TH ST. NEAR SUBWAf.-Ffvs-
room light apartment; every modern conIen-
,cnce. fullv furnished: silver, linen. complete.
aoi sherman ave. Phone Rim chart or JUST.
69Ol-Audubon.
WILL SUBLET VERY DESIRABLE ANT
attractive partly furnished apartment, unr'
,oo,,s and hath until October Call Sherni
e1i,are Hotel fist street and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24

A speculative purchase was made yes
terday in the upper Fifth avenue SET
ton, which within the last few weeks
has enjoyed growing popularity with
builders of fine dwelling houses. Through
h. f.. J.. Mordecai James a. Frawley
has sold TO Klein e Jackson the plot
IO0xlOO feet on the south side or 9oth
street. 100 feet east Of Fifth avenue.
Several houses have been put up. or
are in the course of construction. for
owners who have disposed of more cost
" properties further south in the f1tth
avenue colony. Just south OF 95th
street Justice Gerard has erected new
home with a frontage Of 40 feet. Miss
Helen o Rrice has bought 80 foot plot
for a dwelling house site. Sumner Ger
ard last October bought the Marsh es-
tate plot. 10O.Sxl50 feet. at the southeast
corner OF 96th street. II was announced
at the time that he would erect two
dwelling houses on part OF the site ana
hold the other for speculation. only a
few weeks ago Ernest @. Fabbrt pur-
chased four lots on the north side OF
9th street $50 feet east of Fifth ave-
nue., for a home site, he having sold his
home at No. II East 64th street to
Charles Steele.
Slawson G. Hobbs have sold for the
Lyman Rhodes estate Nos. 1856 and 1853
West Slst street; also for Annie F. ks
sam the adjoining parcel. No. 100. The
property consists Of three four story
dwelling houses on plot 56.3Xl0o.2. To-
ca ted between Columbus and Amsterdam
avenues, and has been purchased by the
Wesley Realty Company. John ". Kight,
president The property had not
changed hands i'm over twenty years.
The site adionS the Church of the Dis
ciples of Christ. and will be improved
with high-class nine story apa tment
house. which will enjoy pcrpC tual light
and air on the church side. The Slst
street operation will be the first apart
ment house invasion on that block. The
site Is adjacent TO both tho subway and
elevated stations at 10Th street and Slst
street, respectively.
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Com
pany has sold for the Greystone Holding
Company. II II. Davis secretary. To the
New York Real Estate Security Com
panv the six story elevator house
known as the Saranac, at the southwest
corner OF l5lst street and Convent ave
nue.. on lot S2xl0S feet Negotiations
.wcre reported TO be pending on this
house a few days ago.
Plat e Albert have sold No. 60 Bar
row street and No. 80 Commerce street.
a five story loft building. for the DO
menico Construction Company. The new
owner will improve this property by
having same toroughly renovated.
other sales announced follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

Burrill Brothers sold the three story
new American basement house No. so
Sd street. between Eighth avenue and
Prospect Park West. for the Proser Real
Estate ,CompShy t1P. Kelly for occupan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions We're re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 Vesey
street.
BY Joseph y. Day.
UNION SQUARE WEST. 90. 9 " cor 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
STATEN ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

Cornelius G.. liolff has sold for Isabel
W. Bonner a plot JOx200 feet on the Old
Stone Road. Bulshead. Staten Island, to
Joseph NitoccO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-24
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New Yor6. January - 1919
e. EEEi ts-Rcceipts. gS cars or 1 Go head
No trading IN live cattle to day Feeling,
steady Dressed hccf slow at '9is0i8c for na-
tive SIDES ana Si4@l0c for Texas beef
CAiVtS-Receipts. 10 head: 30 head on
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MOLASsES AND SNRUPS--Steady. W

MOLASSES MD SlKt F~--NttduF. VIII
prices unchanged and demand fairly good.
NAVAL sTORES--Spirits turpentine hrm
again, Influenced By the advance In the South
ern market. Rosin was also firm, and prices
in most Instances were higher. Tar steady
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Mschine bblg, Sc
TAR, 6Q6. 75c. ROSIN-COmmon 70 good
strained 575c: 3, ID and r. G.2Jc; +. g 3Oc
q, G35c; H. 6.4Oc: ]. 645c: X. 7.25c; NJ, 7S5c
n s25c: VIC, s.95c: WV. 92Jc
SCGAR-Reiined steady business fairly
active offerings moderate and prices IN
changed on basis Of 4.55g 4G0c for granu
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M anhattan,

HOUSTON ST. 276 East. s, 2oxi0AS
Alexis and Maurice Lee TO Title GUARANTEES
and Trust Co, l76 Broadway; Jan 70; due etc,
per bond; $4,000.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1853. e S. 25xs5; Hais
Kupperman 10 Isaac Wachtel. 1901 Lexinftou
ave 0prior mtg SIS 900: Jan 81: yrs, per-
cent $500; attorney, A c Finelite, $50 Mas
sau ST.
1ST AVE, 40i, . s, 24sxsl6 Victor Ger.
hards to Joseph p Dutey, l4l5 Crotcna ave
prior mtg 10000: Jan 81; due as per bend;
81. 500; attorney, F c Hirleman, 39t East
l49th ST.
9TH AVE, 1872 and 1874, W g. o0xiOo; 9th sve.
s. 80 Il OF 57th st, 73.3xi0o 1874 Fifth Ave-
nue. Inc, 10 Harry Whitney, ST. 9Th ave;
Jan II, due Nov so. 1918; sl,75o.0 900; atdrss,
s7l 9Th ave.
et al 10 John Mackenzie and ano, trustees. 0f