davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1913-12-03
Kenzig Leads Commercial.

Over in the Georgetown Commercial
League. Kenzig of the Connecticut Lunch
quint had three games of more than 100
each, they being 1O3. 1O1 and no. Thomp-
son of the B. and Q. quint had two games
of 102 and 1876. H. McCarty of the Gan
mons, in the Northeast League, had the
best scores in that circuit-131, 12S and
%. for a set of 357 and an average of
119. Rodeffer of the Shermans. in the
District League, had games of 1OS, 1O2
and 100. Rider of the Royals got scores
of ia. 101 and 1O1, while Deekman had
1O7, 125 and 115, for a set of BAT.
The scores:
Evening star., 1913-12-03
riff Hopes Strengthen Oueld by Securing Pittsburgh Player
GLENN WARNER NAMES TEAM.
Carlisle's Foot Ball Coach Selects an
All-Eastern Combination.

NEW YORK, December 3.-Glenn S.
Warner, physical director of the Carlisle
Indian School and coach of the foot ball
team, has selected an all-eastern combi-
nation confined to college teams which
he saw in action this fall. This list in
cludes Lehigh. Cornell, Pittsburgh, Penn
sylvania, Georgetown. Dartmouth. Brown,
Syracuse. Navy and Dickinson. War
ner's team is as follows:
Evening star., 1913-12-03
NORTHMINSTERS WIN.
Defeat the City College Five il
Basket Ball Opening.

The season of the Glass B. Capital City
Basket Ball League, opened last night
when in a fast and well played game in
the gymnasium of the Northminster Ath-
letic Club the Northmnster five defeated
the City College quint by score of Il
to Z.
At the start the Northminster team
forged to the front and by accurate pass
ing and goal tossing proved too much for
the City College team. Barton Mac
Murray played wonderful all-around
game for the Northminster quint. Sum
mary:
Evening star., 1913-12-03
Ralph Works Sold to st. Paul.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. December b.
Pitcher Ralph Works. who came TO the
Indianapolis American Association team
last season from the Cincinnati Nationsi
League club. was sold yesterday 10 the
St Paul American Association club. The
deal WAS put through by Manager Kelly
of the local team. who Is AT his home in
Minneapolis. The price was not an
nounced by Sol Meyer. principal owner
of the club.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Lanky Falkenberg. the real come
back of the national pastime. made
more wild pitches than any other
moundman in the league. uncorkine
thirteen wild heaves. Houck OF the Ath-
letics. Weilman OF the Browns and Du-
buc Of Detroit. with eleven, were Sec
ond.s
Evening star., 1913-12-03
Game for 120-Pound Championship

The Vigilant Juniors have accepted the
challenge issued by the Southwest Mer-
curry Juniors. and the game will be play
ed Sunday. December u, at Vigilant Park
at IL o'clock.
The game will decide the 12O-pound
championship Of the city.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

purchased New Bedford franchise or
the New England League to Fitchburg,
Mass.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Referee-Ernest Colinower: Timekeepers-
nell Scorer-W J. Armstrong. Field goals-B
MacMurray u2D. Smith 49,, G. MacMurray. Rob
erfs Marx. Woodson, Borden. Free toss goals
Smith (3). b. MacMurray (2,, Pellitie ~. Diller
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Totals. 466 At $50 Totals. 437 451 45s
sMatthews rolled third game.
fRyan rolled second and third games.
p. f. p. co. DUCkPIN LEAGUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Oats Slightly
Hiqher-Coffee Steady.

F1rmness abroad and complaints OF
continued dry weather in the Southwest
worked wheat prices up about 12c IN
the early trading, but liquidation In the
afternoon took off half the gain, and FL
the close the market was net unchanged
TO &c up from Tuesdays close. The
first sales Of Canadian wheat In bona
were made on the Produce Exchange
yesterday. prices ranging about loc above
the Winnipeg market. About 2co'WO
bushels for May delivery were traded IN
Corn, under little pressure from the
country and firm foreign advices. heid
steady, gaining &c over Tuesdays final
Oats were quiet but steady, showing
gain Of nc. Coffee futures made show
ing OF frmness early, but weakened in
the late trading, the January option show
ing a gain OF points. with later oe-
liveries off from ! 10 9 points. RuInors
that a governmental agreement had beeh
reached regarding the sale Of $4,000 bags
of valorization coffee held here aroused
some interest. but did not affect prices
and 4 was thought that the plan OF the
valoriZation committee, which meets III
London in about fortnight, is not likely
to be changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
THE COTTON MARKET
Strength In the January Option
Sends Prices Up.

Development OF sensational strength in
January contracts caused nervousness
and excitement In the cotton market yes
terday. and when a scattering demand
from shorts became evident there were
few sellers. AS prices worked higher
buyers became more urgent. and before
they had secured more than 1900 or 20, 90
bales, according to local estimates, Janu-
airy contracts were selling at Bile. the
highest price reached for this season and
Il points, or s. a bale. above the closing
figures Of last Tuesday. There was lit
tie more for sale at this level. and the
price eased off or points from the best.
but the market closed firm and from 10 TO
% points net higher. II did not seem the
impression that there was any real big
interest outstanding in January, and the
advance was regarded by many as some-
thing of a readjustment between con-
tracts and spots, and while later deliv-
cries sympathiZed with the January
strength, demand did not become general
Southern spot markets were unchanged TO
&c higher. and the local market was
steady at a gain OF 20 points 10 l3.40c for
niddlng upland Liverpool VIII reopen
for business to-day. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
SUCCEEDS u. S. MOTOR co.
Standard Company to Take
Over Defunct Concern.

The Standard Motor Company. Incor-
porated. has been organized under the
laws Of Delaware, with a capital OF s31,-
5000. The corporators include William
J. Maloney and H. z. Latter. Of Whining
ton. and Donald Muheman. Of Joline,
Larkin & Rathbone. The company was
formed to take over the defunct United
States Motor Company, which is to be
sold by the federal court on January 8.
OF the new concerns capitalization SILL
100000 is per cent cumulative first pre-
ferred. 100000 per cent non-cumula-
tive second preferred and ST. 100000 COM
mon stock. For five years the new stocks
Will be placed in the hands Of Charles II.
Sabin, Harry Bronner and James G.
Brady az voting trustees. and voting trust
certificates will be issued I'm lieu Of stock.
A syndicate headed by Hallgarten & Co.
has agreed TO purchase for $5,720.996 the
voting trust certificates representing the
stock allotted TO shareholders who have
assented to the reorganization plan an
nounced last October.
Walter Z. Flanders is TO be the presi-
dent Of the new concern; W. +. Mcclure,
vice-president; Carl Tucker treasurer. and
M. L. Anthony. controller. The full board
OF directors has not yet been determined.
but It is believed that il will consist
chiefly Of the members Of the reorganiza-
ton committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03

s.. crate. 75caS1 %: old. Dbl or bag. 75c0Si;
CARROTS. crate. 15cQSl %, Dbl S-l>2 ~ oil'
bag. 5OcQS1: CABBAGE. Danish. SgGSS' 90
nestle. S3Qsi. red, Si5g$i7: LlltL Low.
ERS. Long Island. long cut. bbi, SIfS-, shois'
S2qs6. California, crate, S3HS3 ., haH craze
81 -: Florida. basket. S2sS3. French. crave
So: CELERY. California, case. S5HSi; sL4' =
SiTS3; CHICORY bbl. 81 50ds2; basket l2c0
81. ESCAROLE. Dbl s21$2 20; basket t9cB
81 %; BGGPLANTS box. SlQS2 20; EN \ =,
10 GGl2c; EORSERADISH 100 lp, So4$1'
KAIE. Dbl. 5Oa6oc; KOHLRABl, dozen
punches, 81 LETTUCE basket COCA 81 -,
Dbl, SldSi 30: LIMA BEANS. half box, So
crate. s2GS6: OKRA, carrier. s. asa %, PEAS
small basket. 81 JoGS3. large. $-e$i; Pr,
PERS, carrier SldSl %; box. 81 504SL'
PARsNIPs Dbl 75cgSl 10; PARSLEY, curly,
hbl, Sl6Sl 30: plain, SlGSl 50 crate. JO@ saci
ROMANO. basket. 5O075c; bbl. 0OcuSl; crate
lOq75c; SPINACH bbl, Jo09Oc: SHALDOIS,
hi. 81 50QS2 50: SQUASH old. bbl, $l4$l ~;
marrow, Florida. new, white box, 81 oOg$Zi
basket 81 25Qs1 20; TURNIPS rutaoaga, Dol
or bag, 50cG$f TOMATOES. FLORIDA. carrier
81 2Jas2 80; .CghsaHnt 75eg$2: WAIEkC4'L@aS'
HOTHOUSE PEODUCTS-Mushrooms IN
excessive supply and lower. Cucumber5 weak
and lower Lettuce neglected. Tomatoes high
or. Radishes and rhubarb steddy CUCUM-
BERs, Charleston, dozen. si4$l q; Boston:
fancy. dozen. S11$i 90: medium, box, 50 aoP
81 No ., 81 5O0$3: LETTUCE. Eastern, strap
3Od5Oc: nearby dozen. l502oc; MINT, dozen
punches, 5OdGOc: MUSHROOMS, white. I'D
basket, 81 20dSl 30: brown. Sl0S1 q, buttons
6oG15c; RADISHES, 100 punches, 81 COS. 90
RHUBARB. dozen small lunches. 81, IoAl-A-
TOES. ID 2O625c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
GROUP Of APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD
Contracting Company Dsposes Of Structures on Upper West
Side to Operators-TransaCtion Involves 81 100000.


liz East 10th street. sold recently. He
owns adjoining property and now controls
plot S5x75 feet He plans to erect an
apartment house, with stores.
Post 6. Reese were the brokers in the
sale Of the dwelling No. 4 East 6Sth street
for the Frederick D. Happen estate.
Gibbs G. Kirby have been appointed
agents Of the Bonavista, a ten story
apartment house at Riverside Drive and
109th street
The firm OF Huberth & Gabel has been
dissolved William j. Gabel will engage
in tho real estate and insurance business
at No. 253 West 5Sth street and No. az
East 10th street. Martin f. Huberth
and Harry G. Huberth will continue busi-
ness at No. 253 West 58th street under the
ilrm name Of Huberth & Huberth.
James Ward Is the buyer Of the dwell
ing at No. 32 East S9th street. the sale OF
which by Gibbs & Kirby for Sarah E.
Jordan was announced in Wednesday,
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Can money
was easy. Rates; Opened s per cent,
highest per cent closing per cent.
Time money was in light demand. with
for sixty days. 614q6l2 per cent for ninety
days, 6ll6A per cent for four months,
per cent for five and six mopths Mer-
camille paper continued quiet Rates, 8
per cent for sixty to ninct, days IN
dorsed and choice four TO SIX months
single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ex-
were: Demand sterling, 4S59+; cables.
francs. 5isi5; short reichmarks. 9i7s
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. par;
Savannah, buying 3-l6c discount, selling
par: San Francisco. sight &c premium.
Geographic &C premium: Charleston, buy
ing par. selling I-l6c premium: Chicago.
count, bank 81 premium; St. Louis. 3Jc
premium bid. 45c premium asked.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver In Lon
don was steady at % 6-l6d, an advance OF
'1-16d.
MEXICAN ExCHANGE.-Me ex-
change on New York was quoted At 20l12.
unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY.-Th United States
eub-Treasury was debtor at the Clear
ing House yesterday TO the extent of
BANK CLEARINGs.- York, ex-
changes 1890. lc,92s, balances s22.2s2,1s7;
Boston. exchanges s35.525.5O7. balances
s2,2Ss,l7o Philadelphia. exchanges sn,7l9-
no. balances A,0S7,04; Pittsburgh, ex-
changes s14,75l, 1872; Chicago, exchanges
exchanges $40, al, balances N,3i4.O25; St.
Louis, exchanges s2l,0l3.4s3, balances
50 40 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03

(mte $4,000; Dec 80: 500; attorneys, Hulett
& Norris, l49 Broadway.
nth ST. 327 East 21-sx irreg; FYlippo
Cassola to Antonio .o seaturro. 2e4 West list
ney Title Guarantee and Trust co. 40 Broad
way.
and anC TO Joseph Anastasio, 81 % ave. 4
part (mtge s2s,S0O: Dec 81; 500; same attorc
10Th ST. l4s East. 25xios. with al, title to
Square; Lucia sprant ct al to Kenneth Rssh n Il
Murchson. 40 East $50 ct: 3-5 parts, ali liens:
June 10. 1912; $780, attorney. Mortimer B
nf ssp sT iss and i IA West Nsxess Carver.
Holding Co to Lowell Realty Co. 800 5th ave
lmtse $4,000; all liens; Jan 2; 800: attorney.
y Title Insurance Co, l35 Broadway.
9th ST. n S. 10 II W OF 9th ave. 22xss9
Alamson ] Prime to william l. and Louis r
Oms. 34i West 10Th st lmtge $4,000; April
-. 1911. 81 attorneys. W l. and olms
% 4sr MfSt sT T'' 90 West, 2ox1oos: Mar.are, B
MaGin sxX to Alex s R0 God S9s south 18Th
NJ Clarke to Annie clarke, q East IAN st
torneys Everett & Clarke. 81 Wall st.
10TH ST. 6. 235 II Of West End ave.
65xlO2 .; Z l. Holding co to Lowell Realty
500: attorney. y Title Insurance Co, 1855
SAME PROPERTY; Lowell Realty Co 10
cayert Holding Go. liz Broadway ;;y Jan .
s1ST eT. $ g. 125 Il Of LIST ave. "a *
1922: Mavine Schwarz 70 ELIAS Rosenbaum.
953 Prospect ave Cmtge sl4.S)ol: Dec 80. 1912;
SAD ST. 40 East. 25xlO22: Lawrence A
Powers TO Pennington Fairbank, Bayonne
X ] (rntge SOS. 00o): Dec 81. 1912: 81; attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 20. 100
Broadway.
ssTH ST, Isl East. 25.sS10os: Gustav
Hirschberg and ano exrs etc. 70 Yonkers
Holding Co 900 Fulton 1T tmtge SH,ooO); Dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
LEASES.

The Charles +. Noyes Company, In con-
ju action with Pease & Gilman. has leased
Tor the Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Company TO Muller. Schall IL
Co.. at a total aggregate rental of about
$1,000 the entire banking floor. second
floor and other space In the building No.
A. 10 80 William street. between Wall and
Pine streets. The premises are now occu-
pied In part by the lessons. who Will
shortly move TO their new building, IN
William street. purchased about a year
ago through the same brokers. At pres
cnt the lessees occupy the second floor In
tie Bank OF America building and nearly
an entire floor in No. ~ Wall street and
other scattered space.
Pease &. Gilman have rented the store
Nos. 6Ol and oOS Madison avenue TO Miss
Maria Peterson for a term Of years. to DO
used az a tea room. also. rented the Sea-
bury house. at No. West 10th street. TO
Robert G. Hill.
W. II. Whiting s. Co. have leased for
Daniel ID. Seybel the first loft in the
building Nos. II and 70 Murray street for
IA term OF years TO c. Il Jennings Il Co.
This completes the renting Of the entire
twelve story building, with tho exception
OF the store and basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
BY Herbert A. Sherman
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of less,


SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 959 store; Kel-
wood Realty Co 70 George Plevretes, yrs from
Jan !, 1913; $1,000: address. oo2 Westminster
ave.
THOMPSON ST. 80 and 61 all: sei,s A
Ifors 20 Nicola De Ala: 8 yrs from Jan !.
1913. 81 100; address. 2l5 Sullivan st.
WEST BROADWAY, III; store and base
ment: Alma schmults to Martin Mayer 3 yrs
from Dec l. 1912: sl,6so; address, III West
Broadway.
1sT AVE. 2l06. n cor 1Osth ST: cor store;
Teresa Nigorto 10 VincenzO Marinelli and
EMO: yrs mos from May !. 1872; $3.50: ad-
dress. 33i East lOsth 81.
ls1 AVE. l4l; store. etc; KraUs a Bro
20 Adolf Freund: ! year and moe from Feb
!. 1913; si.4ie; address, l4l Ave c.
Sd AVE 1ss: store. etc; Stephen c Barnirn.
trus. to Herman . Schaer. yrs from May /.
1914: $500. address. 2l7 East s2d ST.
Sd AVE. cor f2Jth st; rear part OF "a
floor; Wieben Bros. Inc. 10 Henry Storek;
yrs from May l. 1911: 5000, address. FOG East
10th st.
18TH ST. 10 and lls West; all: Julius
Blauner 10 Joseph Shenk. yrs nom Jan J.
1919; So 80: address. % West 10Th 81.
18TH ST. 100 ard 100 West; all; Isidore
Plnuner 20 Joseph shenk; yrs from Jan J.
1913; $3.50; address. So West l07th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03

JGiR-Reflned steady, with prices u .
changed and GRADUATED quoted at 4.!Nc. IL
following prices quoted by the Aunei Iee
Sugar Refning Company: Crystal doIiillios
cases 2-fb cartons half or fun size pIeSes'
1900 and Sc in y cases: cases, Old car 'o1 ,
Z 40c and 7.5Oc in y cases; eagle taoiets' 49,
cut loaf, soc; crushed. 6.6Oc; mould a, o. -.
cubes eagle 5-fb bags powdered and eaBle ColiT
fectioners graduated 5.15c; AANA poTueIeG,
. 05c: powdered and coarse powdered an1 err
coarse graduated, Sc: fruit powdered anu $3.50
extra ane graduated. 490c: crystal ooi,ii no.
GRADUATED. cases 9 Y and BIB cartons, 90
and 3 Boo in y cases: eagle 2, \ and I'D a.
tons OF fine graduated Bloc; eagle I'D pdE.,
2Oc: 3i4-rb bags. 5.15c: 5-lo bags. 5lOc; lNIp
hags 5Ojc: o. and som bags and standarg
granulated. 1880; fine granulated and oleinohn
A. 9Oc: confcctioncrs' 4. 4i5c; No l. o'.'
No . coo: No .. 4.5jc; No !, 5oc' no >,
3Ic: 10 g. 4 400: No Z. 1850; No y 4."vc'
No . 4 &c: No 10. 42Qc; No II: Abe; NO y.
Toe: Nos IL, IA and 10. 4Ojc. In LondoA per
sugar was quiet with January @id on ~ ~: ~
I'd and later 81 Off, with February ~ W. "a
and May at 9s 02.d and later I'D or; Inc
local market ruled quiet and UNCHANGED, WIN
centrifugal at 2 75c muscovado BIC ana mo
iasses 29sc. Sales were 10000 bags Gurus
January clearance at 3-l6d cost and irelsht
equal TO 855c here. According 70 NlIett
Gray the movement OF sugar at four Uhlteu
states ports for the week figures In tons, was
az follows: Receipts 2s 900 against l2.7Oo lsst
week and 1900 leat year. Meltings, Z5ooy'
compared with %. 600 and $1,000. Total stock'
AZ 600 AGAINST 80 500 and 81 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
NEW YORK PRICES.
sEAROARD CIEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-lnactive, but stead

FLOUR AND MEAL-lnactive but steady
and nominally unchanged Spring patents
81 JcQS4 ~; winter straights. 81 5JaSi 50: win
fcr paterts 81 1885 10: spring clears. 81 Jun
81 80, extra No ! winter. 81 ljQSi .: No =
81 OjQs4 20; Kansas straignts, - l3aS4 70
fancy spring patents. 50 4VgS1 30 K =
FLOUR-Quiet. Fair to good. 50 GOAS5 -,
choice to fancy. SO 9OaS4 BCCkWhdEA,,I
FLOUR-S Steady; 81 40 asked per 100 ID
CORNMEAI.-Kun dried, 50 10. BAG MEAL
Quiet Fine white and yellow, 81 80gSl 80 :
S24. standard mddling S24. flour DO, s21; red
Coz S95 10: CITY bran, s23 bulk. S2i 30 sacks;
middling S24 JO0S29; red dog, $50 90; hoIniny
chop. S23QS24 bulk. $24 2OQS3 20 sacks; oil
meal. S330S34 30.
COEFEi-There was only small volume
Of business but after showing some nrlnncss
early the market late was barely steady closing
M points advance for January and 10 3 points
lower for the other positions. Considerable
interest vas attached to press reports from
Washington stating that the United states
and Brazilian governments have practically
reached an agreement for a satisfactory set
Element OF the suit filed by the Attorney Cen
oval against the holding Of valorization coffee
II vas said that the entire $4,000 bags now
held in New York will be placed on tho mar
ket gradually and disposed OF by May, al
though Operators here in close touch with tfe
situation said that there is nothing 10 indi-
cate any change in the plan OF the valorza-
ton committee, which meets IN London on or
about January IS. Cost and freight offers were
firm al an advance OF 10 10 points. Havre
was closed for the holidays. and Hamburg.
rio and santos were unchanged. Spot inactive
and unchanged at 1870 for Rio No T. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
BROOKLYN SALES.

Tutino & Cerny have sold for Frank
Famoso plot. 60xloo feet, on the south
side OF 9th street. 40 feet east Of Nine
teenth avenue.
w. II. Goldey has sold for John S. Dahl
a house on the east side Of 18th street 100
feat north OF Avenue ], to Theodore
Vending, and for Mrs. Kate Tilton No.
40 Argyle Road. q dwelling house, on a
plot i0Xl10 feet. to William o. Winter. for
occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
MORTON ST. HOUSE SOLD
Buyer Owns Adjoining Site in
Greenwich Village Section.

Edgar T. Kingsley has sold for William
II. Pulver and Mrs. II. ". Spencer, trus-
tees OF the estate Of Peter Puver, No 20
Morton street, near Hudson street, a
three story brick dwelling house. on lot
25x100 feet.
Tho buyer is James Calbraith. who
owns the adjoining property. No. Is, and
now has plot 50xl00 feet. The late Peter
Pulver took title 70 the property on March
{. 1881, from John Mclean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03

PROVIsIONS-There was only small vol
ume OF business but prices were slightly lower
owing TO easier. hog markets and selling By
commission houses. PORK-Steady. Mess, Sl9
QSi9 %: family. s22as2S; short clear. s22qS2i.
BEEF-Ffrm. Mess. S2GnS2l; family. S24g
sos: packet. s22as23; India mess, s40gs41.
BEEF HAMS-SS0G $50 DRESSED HOGS
STEADY: bacons. 10AGllbc; pigs. 1l&.c.
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies easy, 12c. Pick
led hams quiet. 14914izc. TALLOW-Dull
special, &c; city. exc: country eg6&c. LARD
Easy; Middle West. 9.75q9. s5c: city. Ga q
sssc refined quiet; South America. II. zoe
Continent. l0.45c; Brazil kegs, 12.70c. Com
pound steady, 7ss977,c. STEARINE-Steady.
lOhc asked. city lard. 12isc nominal.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Steady at I'M
changed prices New Orleans centrifugal.
common, f5al6c; fair. 17d2oc; good. 2lq2Gc;
prime 2Sd34c:. New Orleans open kettle. 354
55c SYRUPS-common, l1gl2c; medium. IA
Gl7c; fancy. 2542sc.
NAVAL STORES-spirats turpentine was
quiet and without change. Rosin shade
lower. Tar steady. TURPENTlNE--Spirit
machine bbls. 42c. TAR-S6. ROSIN-Com-
mon 10 good strained. 5.75c, p and u. 610c;
J.. 200; F. 625c: @. 63oc; II, 640c; /. 650c:
X. 7.10c: NJ, 775c; n, s.S5c; W G., s.00c and
w W. 925c.
OILS-Refned petroleum steady and IN
changed. Lnseed oil quiet. PETROLEUM
STANDARD white bbls, New York and Philadel-
phia, & soc: bulk. 4.sOc; cases. 1856; water
white. bbls. s.5oc; bulk. 6.soc: cases, 11.o5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and at
Manhattan.

AVE A. 1913. 26.sx1co: Ernest y Adler to
Elias Rosenbaum. e58 Prospect ave mtg
5000 Dec al 81; address, 1888 lst ave;
AVE d. W 8. 90 q OF 9th Fl, tixs0; Der
Broadway: all liens. Dec &c; 500; attorney.
S Tuckman, $40 Broadway.
BROADWAY. from 1880 70 ia+th st.
100. l0x90: Broadway. 8 from hath TO 18th
Ct. 19e. i0xe0; Rebecca Mayer 10 Riverside
Drive Realty Co. 27s9 Broadway; Dec 81: SlOO:
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'3
IRvING Pr. 80 cor OF 10th st, 1o3.axso;
Aug Elmer 10 Edw Rothschild. 40 West End
ave mtg $40 oO0; all uensi Jan 2 $780,
aorneys Bose pt1s az a 9 snOrG rss IVA,
Harris Msndelbaur 10 Phoebe L dc Bold. 1901
Gates ave, Brooklyn: b and 8; Dec BIZ 800:
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance co, 100
MOTT or STRIKER LANE. plot bounded .
by line 30 by ! said old lane. closed II by n
old lane and W by line $50 W Broadway;
and Sarah Burr. SIS Monroe ST. BROOKLYN.
exrs. etc. q c; Dec q; 500: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. i76 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY William s Champ TO
same In re tax lien. c; Dec Fl; 81; same
attorney.
PARK AVE. =. 6O4 II OF ssth st. 2o.2x
ST. Real Property Mortgage Co TO Sophie II
Solomon. Lawrence. Long Island (mts ST.
Rose Rcstns 9S4 Isl i$5 BroadTa ic'"'' 'S'
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. e cor OF Hath 81.
1914 4x16x irreg: Riverside Drive Realty Co 20
Rebecca Mayer as East SD st mtg $780,
oooJ. Dec 81: 500: attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust co. 176 Broadway.
1877 AVE. $50 and SIS. cor Of 4sth a.
70 iN75; Dennis McEvoy 70 Caroline z Laub-
helm and Ella Zlnte. 100 West 9th IT mtg
SO 500. Dec 81, 500. attorneys, l. * L
Zinke, 300 Broadway.
20 AVE- cor OF 5lst st, 20.6xSO; Joseph
Anastasio TO Pancrazio u Galgano and Filippo
Cassola 264 West list 81 mtg ST. ,50o): all
liens: Dec 81; 500; attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co l76 Broadway
It'll AVE 2204, 25l0xT4i0 Thomas +
Marley ct al to Louis II Rose, 20l Madison At
(mtg sl7 900: July 2; 500; attorney. Law
yers Title co, 100 Broadway.
SAND PROPERTY; David Bitter. guardian
Frances g Marley. TO same; 10 part; July 81.
81 $50. same attorney.
sTH ST 80 West, 2i1Ix93.Il; Roee Jud-
son to Arlington Estate, lnc. 149 Broadway