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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-16
WEST DUMMERSTON.

Until further notice the Sunday
school will be held from > to @ 'clock k,
after the church service. beginning next
Sunday. The PRAYER meetings are held
every Wednesday evening at $50.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-16
Advertised Letters.

Men-Alden G. Emery, Clarence .Ior-
dan, Frank w. Hall, Edward Law, Ed
mond Robertson, Fred Tcmplcton, Ed
gar ID. Tracy. George L. Young. J. T..
Elmer. Joseph Holt, Thomas Aston.
Women-Alice \. Baxter, Dorothea
Driscoll, Della Labelle, Polly Harris,
Mrs. f. Z. Mower, Mrs. y. w French.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-16

''Have you called on the new neigh
Dor next door vet, Mrs. Gubbins 20
- Yes, | have. Their boy threw
something and hit my Willie, and |
called on them for an explanation. "
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-16

9 For the land s sake-use Bowker s
Fertilizers They enrich the earth and
those who till it. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE LOWER
Corn Fluctuations Sharp,
with Heavy Declines
Coffee Still Lower.

Technical conditions again governed the
wheat market. especially the December
option. and while shorts seemed to be
pretty well covered early prices were
firmcr The fact that foreign markets
failed to respond TO our advance Of Mon
day was an element OF weakness coun-
tcractcd in a measure by bullish ArSen-
inc reports The market held most o.
Mondays advance the net decline for tne
CAV being only SC. Corn trading was
feverish. an early advance of cent
bushel for December being changed INTO
IL drop OF two cents. leaving the net re-
suit decline for the day Of i20lc. Ihe
market was believed to be in WedNe'
technical position. on the covering OF OUT
standing short contracts. oats follower
corn. and were weak in the late uadlhs'
losing Ease net for the day.
The slump I'm coffee continued WIN
considerable pressure of liquidation oaSeu
mainly on financial weakness in br'z"
and declines IN The foreign markets.
Prices touched the lowest point OF the
prcse-t movement and houses with bra
lillian connections were free sellers here
The depr, ssion in futures caused iIac-
tional reduction in the quotations lo'
spot. The close of futures was at net
decline Of - to IS points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 80

is2D ST. SIS 10 $50 East: Isidor ,ersbnn-
slv ct al aSt Corgil Realty 60. Inc. owner
and contractor; Frederick Robinson, com
tractor: St4t
37TH ST. IS ard - West: Salstcr & Vein
sior agt - and So West 31th ST Inc. owner.
Philip GroSsmsn and Grossman 4 Ga,rin,
Inc contractors. $3.50
i2STH ST. n :. whole front bet ~ Nicholas
and Convent ayes; g y RAYMOND 4 60 AIT
Louis Goldc, owner, charles " o'Shea ana
Walter McClcunan, "1ntractors rrncvaD'
sos 20
HUGHES AVE. 3. 1911 n OF crescent
eve. 15N -; - Il Raymond 4 90 at Eur"
pcan Construction Go. owner. Angelo dl
Bcuedctto. contractor ,rcucwab Sis.
PAHk ST lo3; ColNcll lead 20 AT R"r
tolo Gaus2a. owner. Louis MAJ con-
tractor. Louis Mscousc,, sub-coutra''or re-
ucwan S226 -
INrERNNLE AVE. - iS5 n o' Ten
ungs st. N5NiOo. nc Maria & 60 aEt J'co'
Suci1cr Co owner and contractor. $40
STIl AVE. Gl3 ana Gl3. John y BoNr' ast
Isidorc Jackson and Abraham Stern. owners
Jacob Nalcnsi. lessee, Drury Tan" Theatre
Inc. srh-lessee: Iaight a ONcrhcld 60. lne
contractor: S35S 81.
Gi1H 81. 2o1 and 205 East John . Bore'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
RENTS BIG SPACE
In BROADWAY SITE
SlOSsOn Gets Floors in 4Sth Street
Corner Building - Other
Business Leases.

The Cross & Brown COMPANY and Nell
son & Ice leased to George +. Slosson the
second and third floors At tho southwest
corner of Broadway and 18th street THE
lease H. for term Of years at an aggre-
gate rental of about $3.50 oOo. The premises
will bc used by Mr.. Slossoa as a billiard
academy.
The Gaines & brennan Company leased
'hc touth floor at no 20 tlfth avenue 10
the Pcop'es Institute: also so. rs 10 ~
West 10Th street. the seventh floor 60 the
Crescent Leather Goods Company. and
store in 40. ~ Fifth Avenue. tho seventh
floor to Golnko & Marks
y. Brigham Hall aud William Il. Blood
good, Inc, leased the sixth loft at Nos
10 TO 10 lafayette street TO George |.
Wilson a Sons printers and photographers
Daniel Birdsall a CO.. Inc, leased the
third loft IT 80. 90 East nth street to Ncu-
mann & Hadley: the second loft nj No.
los West 18th street 10 T.. Paicy: the
third loft at No. IS West 10th street 10
the Gutman Novelty Company: half OF
the seventh Tort at No. = East .ist street
10 the Perfection Belt Manufacturing
10 the Allied Shops: tho eighth loft at
No. l2s West I'd street TO RosenGwoig &
Shliycck and the second loft at No. 4
East Eth street to the Progress Petticoat
Company.
4. w. Jackson leased ;he store ord
basement AZ No. $40 Eighth avenue TO the
Electric Photo Company; also, store at
No. "a West 18th street. TO L. l. Moore.
The fishneld Furniture Company leased
from James J. Coogan the building for
merry Occupied by John n. Little a. CO..
at Nos. 22J and 221 Sixth avenue corner 81
18th street, for nine years. Morris f., Stern
negotiated the lease.
Nelson e. Lee leased for the Fulton
Church Corporation. controlled by Sam
ucl n. Jacobs, the loft at the southeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
WANT FOLEY NAMED
TAX COMMISSIONER
Real Estate Men Sign Petition
Asking That He Be APP.
pointed TO Place.

-. .,,..,,,. ,..l $500 mon hay.
u. - -. ,ta,nr.e,ec,
,t,..,.t .,o.s,,,,, e., ..,,oi,.tnsnt Of
- ,ho ,o,,,,re.
-. 60. ,f.rb,t,., in IN. Depa,i-
-, ~, r. .,1 ,..,.s,,.rt. Tbe..
49,, 90, ,i,a, ,ho ,c,i os,ata INDIGESTION
.na'.,, -, ,.,,roso,ted an r.. next Tax
49,, 49,. ,,,, n.,,i. , ,borough krovI.
-. f.,,s,,,o,s arJ 81. oFciancv
- -. ..,,,in,,a a. tho ,,rir,e r.opis,,c
,.. a.. ,,.,ohor., a,r,y,,,,apts tho, are
-. .,.,a, ,,,,,' .roico measures M TO
90 ..,..,,.,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

New YorI.. December 20. 1913.
CRtIN -WHEAT-Th" market was as"Iu
,.or,ir.fed br technical conditions srrroanIinS
.-c rgrorrbCr uositi0n. hut while shorts were
-cse nervous and 10 was thought uat the 90.
cr.ug movement had been quite tEorois Pc
u.iceg carl, in he de- were nr,ntr, ano t-s
market maintained most Of Monday advance
tsiIe5 10 respond to our advance OF MunHH.
and r-iCes abroad v.lc Influenced LE fa''.-
srle reports regarding the European crop
rrosp.c,s as ycll as boy continued pressure o,
offerings from the Argentine In the I",a'
cash market So - rcd winter was quoted w.
elevator domestic. and 81 o. O b. No J
Northern Duluth. Ec . D.. CcEN-lhe
make. was feVcrisn, and after an early ac-
vance OF lc p buShel FOR DE emuer. owing 20
months there vas decline % over . for De
.,clrtrr and 2tNlc Tor later positions. LEAVING
fIal prices '4a1c net lower. Receipts AZ ia-
terror POINTS were smaller, but Dor eCme qua
te~s COUNTRY offerings were morr NDlrIi For
cici, markets were easier. OWNS Target @" u
rcial estimates which placed The Argentine
..,,o at 34S' C1nJO bushels. CONT area WITH
lac siI GO lsst year. I'm Ito local cash mar
Ike, No : velirV vas quoted a. 1lc. , 10
arrive nNTS-Thc market was stead. earl''
nut de, eleprd an easier tone. an 90 thc close
p~fceS ucre '.dssc net lower IE" Argentine
.rl-, was estimated nt "a 900 90 bushels cor.-
p4~ed With 1i5 S9I .G1l last year. cash MAJ
let .i.ll: standard white. 45UfIla"; No .. iGu
49,: 40 : ifi9Ht5 &c: No I. i4Tlh ori-
vary cllpned. i4G &c; fancy diuued. 20
i7'.c All elerator. RNF--Easy: No w e.
EN-. 1oc. c New York cNl2,l AT ran
EtRLLY-SteJdy: mailing. GN0>oC. :
T;utaIo BUCK WHTAT-St"sdE: 'anadiat.
81 -: oliver bull, 81 20; mixed. 81 -. laps
ue.c SnTS2 G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
The Bronx.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


New York TIrc Insurance and Trus- go io
Louis q Hamersley i3s assigumertst. e.
Title Guarantee and Trust 20 % louis n
Stoller. $3.50
same 10 Iencrfs Sfrebeich. $40 ouI
" Ssnuelsou 10 Ma~v W Clark. 81
Henry lSllngensfein 20 VIM rS'ine.r-.r.- g.
Peter r Hausar 70 Paul r Hauso-. s.. unr
Rohor, =. R,rrt- and aro eNr- fo EuIr-r II
Barry and auo. thus: Si5Ooo
Ira 4 SsnIoy 10 Edward Ossern.0. 81 100
Jennie Kuretsby TO Henri " Dassu. Sroo
Southern New York Rsptis, Association 10
New YORK cts Rautist Mission So.iotr. sion
William NJ Nars.on on. .to Charles D. keII-
nor. so 0oO
Frederic, TreHr eyr IN En,r,sIic krr-l. 81
,b.rt ur,rLer exr "a ro.enb Do V.t;,IIrs.
e. sqt
- q.-,,., 70 Of Ns, yo-g 30 N.t-,-,,irso
-a,.i,,. ts,rt,. q 400
yTii,i,.,, :, i,if,,.i-,, o., p,,,-,. s,.l,zs
r,,.S g. 600
FredsrIr 5c p Foster ,-us IN = d, = Foster
ara a. ,rns. q
N', SANE me- 10 fobn W Minturn: 81
4, ,fr.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31


ANTHONY AVE. II.9 W a9-~-
JACOB kestenblatt TO Legation ReaIiv ~;
poration, $40 Broadway; Dec -: W. -of-
cent; $500 80: attorney. Lawyers Tin ger
surance co, leo Broadway. IN
BROOK AVE. l52s. s. 25al0O.ti. Abr.
ham Goldstein 10 Betsy Goldstejr TN" 1ss.
Brook ave; Dec s. o yrs I per cent, q, oSs
attorneys. n Hcsy d W Schut. 20 CbrSs';Vw;
FAlLF ST. 1913, W = 9OxlO0. 7 ono - "
lleb 10 Ira Sanley. 389 Park Place pS 1ott'
Ign: Dec pa prior mtg $1,000: 3 yrs ~ oo OK,
cent; Sl.2Oo; attorney Tttle Guarantee Co o.
LOT I07, mag Jerome. 25xr.5. ,oA.
Bluntes to Benjamin r Elgar. Dec ~
yr:. per cent. $1,000. address lO9 ' u. .
18TH st ''' "esi
LOT 214 map Gleason proncr,,..
BionX Really 60 "a Jacob Cooper 90 M,,oyaI
ingsdo ave east: Dec 30: vrs. 81 oo SS.or1-
torno". Morris Cooper. % Nesoy =, '''''' at
LoRING PLACE. 2253. W :. elyroq,,
Washington ave 1924. 2IN120. carl "a u u.
to Mary l. Schclhorn. trUs IO7 Ess, nae, nssf
II: Dee. 80: due Jan .. 1915 g. ' ner l:lh
$50. attorn ~ y Williams 253 BresS
MORRIS AVE. 2oI7. W =. :sx,oo. =.
Goc"cl 70 Title Guarantee ana Trust 90 'y ~.
Srodd"aN' Dec - $1,000. dc. e,c. a,
NORRIS AVE. o. .. a2.l1 u D. .,
bridge Road, J0N12O >XJONI2a3. c N'nss.
il Stonebridge TO August Elmer. ia, nS. 81
side Drive; Dee Is. due. etc. as ner hh,l'e,
$1,000 attorneJs Rose 4 pu;zcl IsS p roag
way. DiOsd-
PELHAM ROAD. . $. 10 n o, r..
2INi0D; Luca y Crironza To Abbie = an,
lJis Eas.chcstor Road: Dec -. ; ". Mile
cert. s., 300: ATTORNEY Title Guarantee' &5
Trust 90. l1G Broadway. ana
l6!D 81. %lo East 2Ox15. Henri, = ~,
Poggonburg t. Sophie Poggenburg. 40
lG.d 81, Dec J: demand e per cent. e. 49, a.
attorney amend y amend. llJ Nassau :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31

not-' Eli = [air inquiry FOR grocery
grades SyrUps wer, r3t onered Tee'>' anu
prices we're steady .u.L,,,.
s,a.dier feeling I'm turpentinc. put trading
US ouiet Eosin and tar steadN. 49,,
Ou,S-Tlfre was fair demand for rehheG
petroleum. and prices were steauN' E'"s''N
o' RICF@pemand continued inactive. and
prices Pbout steady. . 49,.
SIGAE-rheIs was an easier tet!nE ~
refined anu prices We liners iUTs Except The
American we're taking orde:s Cor fine SIahu
lated 6 &C The American was dolha uusI'
ness at IO5c. although its INST price
mai-ed unchanged ~ il"c. hSM "aS $3.50
and unchanged. Trading was only moderate
and sales were reported OF J.OOO bags Hi
Porto Rico FOR January arrival al me q"
level of %isc. There we're also safes OF
- 600 tons cuba centrifuEaL Tor Jahu"'F
February shipment. at l.sIc and l.N"o' ID
cuba 90 Japan. which would equa' 'uou'
%.3Ic landed in New York. spot prices We,
Ia .2%c FOR CentriiueaL &c! q -.'"c l"l
muscoyado. and 81 n 2.4Nc for molasseS
with cost ana freight at - ~" a SC IN
London beet sugar was reported WIN se',,.
20 quotations which We're - u =" 20. ~.
cembsr ge fog January. ana - ''su lo'
NIay. with the curb at - lid Tor December
- llt,d for January. and - A'Hd TO! Nc. a..
WHlett X Gray report the moNCmcn' OF suH',
o, The six principal ports q. u'a ~ ,n 1"' ,ons
week as follows Receipts. -4.u'u 'Vus,
aSainst $4,000 the previous week. --'"'u iaS'
wear. ana g000 tons ian 1911; exports """U'
against 1000 1G.0do aad lou: STOCK "l,'V
~rsir,t Il oOo 4 600 and III. Uuu. receipts Tor
me eutii. island $1,000 against "uo'o
-. 600 end I Oo0 tons. respectively. IheIe
are now ~ centg5ls grinding. against %
lcyt week - last year and - two Years "Eo'
uIDFS-rh, holidays restricted the dc-
mand cor hides aad t.adirc was qult' !;
Prices Were well held. with Bosotds quo'eu
2ai7 q "O'-C. and Central Americas. - go.
IT.TUEE-Tbcre was only q moderate
business during the week. and while sn@e
manufacturers gro believed by some 10 be
carrying light stocks. they seem 20 saNe
Notwithstanding the dulness. ...,.
DRIGS-ThCrC was not miCN &C, ,.lN
during tho vCok. trading being or I'pu"h
character prices retained q siedu' '""''
Essential oils vere unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
REL Is, Estate
59th Street Building
in 100000 Exchange

corner Of Fulton and Church streets. COM
p!eting the renting of the building. The
lessee will conduct Venetian garden and
tea room
Albert Il. Ashforth has leased space
on the ninth floor at No. lo5 West ioth
street to Eugene Geary.
Pease & Ellman have leased offices in
Aeolian Hall TO Arthur T.. Wiener, Ellen
]. Elkin. George II. Wilson and George
J.. DerT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
Realty Notes.

William VI. Grinnell Is the purchaser OF
tho dwelling house NJ. so West 10th
street. the sale OF which by Frank p.
Schumpf was reported last week. John
y. Colding was tie broker. Nj. Grinnell
owns Nos. 55l and $50. adjoining.
The arm of Heilner a Wolf Inc. has
removed its offices 10 No. - East ga
street The Federal Estates Corporation
and the Atlantic Estates Corporation botl
companies Of which Moses j. Wolf Ia
president. viii also share the new guar
tCTS.
Heller X Sus-ndu negotiated tie recent
exchange involving 40. 2E6 Webster ave-
nue. and No. - East 18th street between
the Benensou Realty Company and Solo
mon y. lngar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho fpllovin transactions were re-
corded YESTERDAY az the Real Estate cN-
change sslesroom. Nos. II and Is Ncscy
street.
o., Joseph f. Das
ElNiNGTON ST. ~. $ :, - Il . OF WilIett
-. .hi". q sty lot ami store bag; sold To
tre plaintiff Tor S2:.oO
l"lST 81 n. 50 Il ~ Lsroy s6c 10Y
l@ -: st. dvlg. sold 10 tho Plaintiff for
sio;I
iiG1II ST ao1 - 9. lro q v Of Amsterdam
sc. i:GAPa 4. sry tcnmt .oli 20 tho plain
ua for 81 80
VI Tho BronS Exchange.
Iy -. Phoenix lneraham.
SOUTHERN HOuL.NARD. s. " cor ~ III.
fans ~, ;jxioO. ~ tenmJ and stores. ad-
iournod to January .
y, Joseph +. Day.
30 AVE-. i9p7 and 800? " : 2ol9 n n ~
lI"d ST sO.llAiSt iXJuNi"i3. q sty tenmt and
stores sole To- tire plaintiff TO- $4,000
~ Samuel Marx.
FI'I.TON AVE, 1907 " - ts1 Il o. i5otb
81; :6.iN9G bx31. 500. sly dpls: sold TO tie
Jla!Gtin for 5000.
IS Henry 6rady.
I16TIl ST 90 OH map. 90 East. n > 81 &
Il OF Sd ave. 20X10 = sly frame dwIg: solL
to !s.wrcn, e Rogers fer S}.015
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
To Erect Knickerbocker Club

Contract FOR the construction OF the new
home or he kuickcr, ecker club a. the
south corner of Fifth avenue and 62d
street has been given 20 John Downey.
Plans for the proposed building are being
prepared by Dciauo & Aldrich. and they
expect TO have them ready for execution
carly I'm March 1914.
The building will he three story struct-
ure. i'm q classical design. with one story
below the street level. and will cover
plot 15Xi0U feet. now occupied by the for
MGR residence OF Josephine Schmid Del
Drago and w Lanman Bull. which prop
critics a." club bought last June from
Robert T.. bowling and Mr.. Bull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
LOANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

Msry IL. and Robert Goclet, as eNecu-
tors. have borrowed SJ50.o00 from the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company for
the Improvement Of tho plot. ioO.5XtO0
fcot. ~ an" southwest corner OF Park ave
nue. and 5jth street, with a twelve story
apartment
Albert Mc.cr. Louis JarmuluVsky and
Max Markell lent $4,000 To the Excel. Tor
HOLDING Company for tho Improvement OF
tho plot, N0NI00 feet. on the north side OF
SNth street 100 feet west Of West Ehd
avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Tuesday. Uecembc1 g" 1913
BIftI> Receipts 1905 head. goo sales
on I've weight. fccIlnS stead. Dressed hocf
slow. but steaut. Ns'iyc sides T." nc
CiLNIS-Rccclp's -" hcsG. a'l Tor 'Ic
mgraei. Prices about stead. quality cousic-
'red. Common 90 prime Vcals sold 90 500
calves ~ - 50a s. -. Dressed calves fun
s'eodv. ,ij. dressed vcals i5q 49, per Go.
'ounir- dressed. I2nlT'.v
salcs--W Il Hume: is yeals. Iia 90 aver
axe. %. ST. per 100 %. g. l2o o.. 50
!. g. Curl, 4 SON. 20 rcals 100 ID, 81.
- barlyard calves. 900 H. 81 -
Andrew Mullen. - yeals ~ Do. 81. 80
{ Sanders. . Fclls ~ Iu. 81
So: - Iat IL ST. 80. :. ~ H. $40 80. (.
100 ~. 81. . yesriings. go H. 81 %.
SHEEP ND LAMBs--Rccc'p'' s"i.. p
Pri1Io sheep 'owce, ,o'd r. s. per 100 IN
prime lambs s. 30. earrings 81 Dressed
mutton s.eady 80 S4ioisc per No. dressed
lurhs Glm ~ 80. nj lic: hog dressed ~
1Hac: country dressed hotbousc lambs stead
10 Sass per carcass
sslcs-Newtou . CO.: l3s OHIO lambs g.
lh average. q, s. % per 100 lb. l0j. - lp.
s. 20: 81 ohio sheep. ~" 10. 81. yoarlinss
90 49, ST.
noes Eeceto,s. 2Gss. none for sale
M"rhct uNminalIy firm on Buffalo and W's'-
ia isc
sales date ycs'erdS,p--Nerns commission
pllistHN. y N'a'' PIES 10 t'erhG'. AZ
s. 80 per 100 10. : hogs. 49, no. sc 20.
chicago. p,c. 70 HOGS Ee,cip,, - onl.
weak: bulk 81 sales 81 sNass; ush; 81 G5d
81 %: uiyed. s. IGdSs ~. ucafE. s. 6Jass 10:
Tough. 81 GJns7 ~: rigs 81 7iNS 20. CAT
II E-pcceipts 800: s'eHdy: bcevcs So IOn
50 20; Texas steers. s. oiasI 90: stoc,crs aud
feeders. s50S1 81: CO.'S and helfers 81 5pd
IS 90: cal'cs. s7msii 60. sHEErr- Receipts.
~. npG. sicHd,: natives. s. IJn 81 1nl .edring.
s. S5aS7 10: lambs. native. 81 7oaSS -.
Kansas city. Dec. 20. IO5iS. Receipts 10
600: steady: bulk 81 35ds7 90: heary. s. Sja
81 -. pacAers and butchers 81 IOdSI %: light.
81 50aS7 ~: pigs. So 750SI - ChTTLE-Rs.
ccIpts. 100. including 800 Southerns: stead,.
prime FED steers. IS jpGS0: dressed beet. 81 "Jq
IS 80: Southern. sGnSs: COWS 81 IOaS1 so.
heifcre. &c 50dsS -: stockers and feeders 81 ~
as -: bulls s50S7: calves g. 51dS1n ~
SHEEI-EoC eipts. 1900: steady: lambs 81 Jon
IS -: yesrines. tGas1 vcthcrs sJdS5 -:
cwcs - "51tj: stockers ard feeder. 81 JoA
So %
Cincinnati Dec 20. HOGS R.c,ipts aOIG.
tjn20c higher: active. Packers So @GdSs -:
common soNs. - 75nsI %: pi.s and llghts g.
IS. CATTLE Receipts. 900: steady and slow.
calves STEADY S6asll 49,. ,IfEEP-Rc
~: strong: lambs. strong SGdss ~
East Buffalo. Dee. -. CATTLE Receipts
125: STEADY! NEALS-EeceiDts. -: active and
steady: simSi2:O HOGS Rccelpts !. 100.
active aud ion l5c higher: heavy. IS 3idss 90.
mixed & f0dSS -. workers.. s. Sass ~: nigs
IS 501ss 81 roughs. a. 5oSis7 Go: siars 81 ai<f
81: dslrlcT. IS zjatS 20 SHEEP ASU LAMBS
- ilcc"iDts. 600; actir" and STEADY: ur-
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31

10 David Ezolin.ky: yrs from Dec 10, 1918;
SOC: address. go Clinton St
SD ST. 49, West, store and basoVieh,
Jacob + Goetz ct al 20 Patrick Shihe s 600
sno: , YRS mos from Jan !. 1914; 5000;
address $50 West 9th ST.
GOTH ST. 100 East. all; John HARDY 81 a.
10 Emma Grenzdoerfer: YRS from Nov J.
1918. 81 800: address. 2O9 East 6Oth 81
IiITH ST. SIS 20 o. East all; Isidor LASER
10 Molly Korncr: 3 yrs from Jan j. 1917
81 OOO. address 81 East 99th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31

PRONIs'ONS-Thc market was inactive.
but prices easier. owing 20 larger pts Of
live hogs than expected. some liquidation
and SLOW cash demand PORK-Stesdy.
mess. $23 35ds23 20 family. 32i 50QS27; short
clear. $50 2JdS22. BEEF-Quct; mess. Sisd,
SIS 80: family. Sl9SiS1J packet SIS 50GS19 30.
extra India. mess. S2S4t3O. DRESSED HOGS
-F Firm: llitni1&c; pigs. 1914 %. CUT MEATS
- Picked bellies. dull; 10 N. i3c: - 10. I2stc;
~ 10 12z9I2ac: picked hams. steady. i3izc
TALLOW special. 1sc; city. 6tsc;
country. GM6Ac. LARD-Easy: Middle West
l063Ni0Ibc city barely steady. lOisc: re
fined. quiet South America II soc: Continent
~ Zoe; Brazil, kegs, 2s0c compound Dull,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-31
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and afro
ney.b
nETE.NfpEr On
M snhattan.

HENRY ST. 43. 25SlO0: Jan Il. 1902. si,,..
aud Annie shapiro TO Elizabeth \ MarH 'iya
t;s,@; attorneys, Sullivan & Cromwell "a
MONROE ST. I.s. 25xlOo: April a. 1sos. 1,,,.
ana hetta koson TO Becnie kadn: IS 800 A.,
torney, Isdor Cohn. Beekman 81
SAME PROPERTY. June 10 1907. Isaac ara
Annie KOsof 10 same; 5000. a:,o-nev. Harry
Goldberg. 900 Broadway
SPRING ST, 323. lsllX60. Feb H. 1905: Err
Emerson: $3.50: attorney. New York Tifls In
surance 60. 13J Broadway.
WEST END AVE cor 81 81. l62 .xsO.
June Il. 1896; Perez NJ and Gertrude st.war,
70 Germanis Life Insurance 20: $4,000: attor.
neys. Shipman, Larocque & Choate 70 Wall n;
I'D AVE, $40, n " cor sd 81. 2iX15: Oct q
lsl2; Henrietta " Cochran and sno 70 Tft.
Guarantee and Trust 90, l7s Broadway: 800
9TH AVE, =. Ia II n Of 9th 81 y lx53 81
l25X35.9: oct IL, 1907; Morris weinstsin 70
Robert Barry and ano trus: $500 s,tor-
ney. Francis Chedsey, 3o2 Broadway.
18TH ST $50 West, 2Jx92: June o. IalO
McKeon Realty co 10 J Fred Person, 20
Broadway: $1,000
10Th ST, $50 East. Is axi0O5. Nov 81 1905
Jacob ana Rosa FIeischhauer ~ al 70 IT'D.
Guarantee and Trust 90. 176 Broadway. s.. 900
18th ST, 80 West. 20xiO2.2; Dec 30 1910;
Louisa Fioyd-Jones Thorn to New York Life
insurance 90 $4,000; attorney, " En-
S6TH ST, 1871 West. 2oxloos: Feb !. 1912;
Arthur II Hartshorn 10 : r Mordscsi & SON.
Inc, s-AW ,g; patlorney, Lawyers Title Irsur-
s6TH sT. $50 West. 2oxIoos. Feb I. 1912;
same 10 same: SSopO.
ssrH 81. $40 West - 6KiO0s; April %.
1890: John Harlin 10 tho Union Theolozical
Seminary. New York: $4,000: attorneys. stew
art * Shcarer ~ Wal ~
I2JTH ST :. 1926 q ~ 7th ave rms
60. GX 20l lOy . Gpx W 6 81 p III 10 70 be-
ginning: Dec -. 1905. Louis Rumsteiu 70
samson Lachmsu and Abraham Goldsmith y
Nassau 81 5000.
The Bronx.
LOT ~. map 1870. Hunter estate. Ocf o.
1906; Maria and fomen De CsHiJ 90 Hudson
p Rose 90. 81 West 18th 81; 500
LOT 49,, amended map Io3Si Bron,oooi
PARK. Sept . 1900. Wilhelmina = AMI Wm a
Heart 20 Albert De Mott. S29HD. attorney.
" r Matthies. 475 fremont q 20.
WASHINGTON AVE - los Z; % ~ f1orh
e.. -. 2xi - 7N5"xlfO.T. June .. 1870. Emil. n
Bradbury 70 German savings Bank. S7u0D.
attorneys Amend 4 AMEND. lla Ma .,sg 81.
WILLIS AVE. go. e :, 2ONl0n. De- 70 1910
samuel Watson 70 Edgar " Bosoustock
81 200: attornev. Title Guarantee AMI Trlv
Co. l1G Broadway.
lf3p ST. $. 44l : from VIII, ave IBSX
ltO. March .. 1853 Robert \ ard Esther
williamson 10 Sarah \ Wil'iamEDl, SlJHI. st-
torUc} Smith Williamson - hl-XcnIe- ave.