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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
MIDTOWN SECTION LEASES
Stores in Building Now Under
Construction Rented.

Nelson & Lee have leased for the Mitch
ri Marks Realty TO npany and Pease ~
Gilman a Broadway store In the new
building now being erected on the site
of the old Brewster factory and ware
house. The lessee is Maurice Mendel,
millinery and gowns, now located at
Broadway and 3sth street. The store is
leased for period OF ten years and at
price OF about sl3 a square foot
M. Rosenthal Company leased for tho
Times Square Improvement Company, one
of the stores in the new building being
erected i'm the northeast corner OF Broad
way and 9th street. No. 1915 Broadway, to
Aaron J. Binsky for a term of years at an
aggregate rental Of 5000; 10 j. Tauber
& 900 square feet in Nos. 24s and go West
23d street; TO Lewis Smith 800 square
feet in No. 80 East 23d street; to j. Sadow
the top loft in No. 49, Sixth avenue; to
the Knickerbocker Novelty Company the
store and basement i'm No. al Sixth ave-
nue. for Walter J. Solomon.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased the
second floor OF No. 50 West sd street, 10
Goldman Feinberg; space IN No. Il
West sd street 10 !. Barry; ofnceS al NO.
81 Beekman street to Herbert +. Rider in
No. 81 William street TO Harry s. Wilson,
and in Nos. 1870 and lS2 Pearl street to the
Export Sanitary Manufacturing Com
pany; in No. 2Gl Broadway TO White x
Associates, Inc; part OF the sixth floor TO
Schacht & Bottesman. and the eighth
floor of the billiard Building to the Zurich
General Liability Insurance Company.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased rooms to the
Zenith Mills, OF Philadelphia. and TO Il.
Hanhart in the Hess Building Fourth
avenue and Goth street. and to NJ. w. Ran
DAN in No. Az Fourth avenue, corner 18th
street Gaines & brennan Company has
leased for George 4. Plimpton in No. 20
Fifth avenue the tenth floor in the Peo-
pies Institute; for David Spero, In Nos.
1870 West 18th street, the seventh floor. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
III eRfAAl Estate Est
Moses Taylor Rents Old .
Home of James B. Duke

the Crescent Leather Goods Company Tor
Eugene Higgins. i'm No 1SI Fifth avenue
the seventh floor to Golinko e. Marks.
Pease & Gilman have leased for client
10 Abraham Springer, for term OF years
the entire eighth loft Of the premises
No. 43i TO 1873 Broadway, at the northeast
corner Of Howard street; for Albert
Lorsch TO a client. a large space in the
Tsorsch Building. at No. So Maiden Lane;
to client for Edward ID. Harris the large
corner store and basement in the Stewart
Building at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and Chambers street.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for
O'Connor & Ellison. representing the
Fifth Avenue and Twelfth Street Com
pany, tho second loft, containing about
1900 square feet of space i'm the building
AT the northeast corner of Firth avenue
and 18th street, for a term of years, 10
Reuben lsaacs q Co. manufacturers ot
clothing
Hell & Stern have leased for the More
wood Realty Holding Company the third
loft in the building Nos. $40 and S!S Broad
way, to Zimmcrn q Levi, manufacturers
OF neclSwcar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
SHORTS IN CORN SQUEEZED
Prices in Chicago Advance
Sharply-Provisions Also Up.

Chicago. Dec. 90 Sudden shrinkage OF
offerings from the country made the corn
market to-day the speculative leader. both
in activity and strength. Prices closed
firm at an advance Of sc to 2isc. Other
staples. too. all showed a gain-wheat,
&C to 1asc; oats, sc to &c, and provisions,
&c to 12i2c. From the outset tIade in
corn was on a large scale. At first com
mission houses were almost unanimous
i'm taking TO the bear side, influenced ap-
parently by d continuance of liberal re-
ceipts Sentiment, however. began 10
change when the government forecast
limited that touch of Arctic weather
was at hand. II was not long afterward
that rural advices appeared conclusive
as to quick ending Of heavy shipments
to Chicago and other leading terminals.
Shorts in corn abruptly found themselves
competing with longs. The result was a
sharp upturn in prices all around espe-
cally in the December delivery. No i'm
portant reaction occurred, and the market
closed AT or near the top figures OF the
day. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
LIS PENDENS.
BF,'I-NEEE -


TEAUTMAN AVE. s p g. 99.5 20 %; ZDresa
ave. Is1 l0Nl0, John Faulseu sst sarah
browning Of al foreclosure OF mtg, atiorne! s.
u5TH 81. s. 1913 n q of lst ave 25xIOo.
Caroline \ Lane agt Marianne Bonagur et al
NofogIo-ur" OF W'sD. attorney, j y Lane
18TH 81 - EdS. Ella l. Murphy aG'
James T. Crap. % ~ foreclosure % mtg. ~
iorney. r. e McParan.
iiSTH ST. 8 s.. - It " Of sth ave. 2jSloo II;
Anna \ Gulles act r Smith Realty and
Construction Co 20 al foreclosure OF mtsi' At
Lory ! 70 o -. 80 and 49, map Of Adcs
PARK. 24th Ware, Bronx. William & Iruh az
warwick Roal,, and Construction 90 .; a
0oroclosur" Of nine miSs. attorney, ?.
pRGSpErT AVE. p s. - n OF lSoth 81.
- 3NI5o3. Baz"na O. u Mcrr.mau agt Giosnr
Gallant - al Gore,losur" OF mtg; attorney, p
~ WE. " s. IS n Of Sth st. isxi2o:
Jacob Essential aEt samuel Ausenhlick 60 -
al foreclosure o. mtsii attorneys. Marks a
STARTLING AVE. " cor Glcbc ave. 1l2IiOo.
except parts released. Jennie g buckley 81 al
agt Colorauo Realty 90 e al foreclosure Of
pELNNCEY ST. IS. Ludlow ST. s.: Eva NJ
NoIk agt sarah Nolk e. al partition; attor-
s7rH 81. s55 East. Metropolitan Sa,inss
Rank AIT Joseph Loeb 81 al foreclosure Of
mtg; attorneys. \ s W Hutchins.
18TH ST. ~ 10 n 81 belmont ,i ave
~ tN'f ~ NifN i''t'''''' 49, 49,
Zanile ct pl foreclosure Of mtgD. attorneys.
Fischer 4 Ruseuh1um.
OLD BROADWAY. $. sos Il n OF l3oth ST.
tONlOO. William a. smith 81 al agt Joseph II
Rcall ct al foreclosure ~ mtgl, attorney. r T
Lyon
corn So. s.. lot i0). .5N9S.9. leasehold
Anna 7 Marsh agt Helen ! Robinson ct al
foreclosure 81 mtsi, attorneys, Alexander &
Ash.
so AVE. IS 1908 q $ of SD St eONSO Row
ery savings Bank agt Christine { Huppert ct
al foreclosure ~ mtgl. attorneys. Strong Il
Cadwalndcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
Realty Notes.

~ Brigham Hall and William l.. Blood
good. Inc, have been appointed agents
for Nos. 2iJ and 2i5 West ii3d street, two
apartment houses. Adams y ReisS'
owners.
James Z. Crawford acquired It'll" TO
the plot lO0~9s9 feet at No. b26 To CO.
West 30th street. reported sold recently
by Afnes a co. for Gertrude X. and
Violet H. Hamilton. The sellers allowed
5000 to remain on mortgage for I'VE
years AT per. cent
Mcdowell a Mcmahon have been APP
pointed agents for the following proper
ties: No. Gil West lS0th street Nos. li5
and li5 Wadsworth avenue and Nos. 90
and 81 West l6.d street.
tn" United Real Estate owners Asso-
citation has appointed committee TO take
measures Z" prevent the increase In the
rates Of liability insurance. charles w.
t.idt rs chairman of tho committee.
bun n Congcr have been appointed
agents FOR the houEcs AZ No. 1912 Madison
avenue and No. l. To- p East seth street,
recently purchased by tho Century Hold
NIX Company
g. g. Edwards. Tor many years with
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
VIII become associated with the Law
ycrs MortSaSc Company on the first OF
tn" year
William { Jacobs has removed his
office from No l55 Proadvay 20 tho Riy-
crvlew Theatre. al Broadway and 10Th
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
ROCKDALE FARM
AT BREWSTER SOLD
Daniel Z. Freeman Purchases De-
velopment Containing About
400 Acres.

one OF the largest and finest developed
farms i'm Brewster y. Y. known ~ the
Rockdalc farm and country seat has
passed into the hands Of Daniel y Freed
man through tic brokerage firm OF SlaW-
son & Hobbs.
MI Freedman has purchased the farm
and country seat. containing about four
hundred acres Of land. adjacent 10 the
estates Of II. n. Nrecland, Frederick ..
Hobbs and James Finch.
on the property is a private lake. mas
ter house. lodges, stables. mill, tenement
houscs-in AL. about twenty buildings.
The lard is IN a high state OF cultivation
and was formerly owned by Edward
Hatch. jr.. formerly Of the Lord q Tay-
Tor Company.
In acquiring this property MI. Freed
man also gets possession Of one OF the
few streams producing water power now
remaining I'm private ownership OF the
entire Croton watershed The stream
which runs through the farm and upon
which the srist mill is located, II the only
outlet Of Peach Lake. from which the
water flows directly into the East Branch
reservoir. Mr. Freedman, on numerous
occasions. has been a large dealer and
buyer of country properties In the upper
Westminster district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
Dwelling at Fifth Avenue
and S2d Street Held at
$4,000 a Year.
DOUBLE PLAYHOUSE
IN SID STREET SOLD
Most of the Trading Yesterday
. Confined to Properties in
The Bronx.

The former home Of James T.. Duke,
chairman Of the board OF directors Of
the British American Tobacco Company.
has been rented by Pease & Gilman TO
Moses TAYLOR. of the banking firm of
Kean, Taylor & Co.
The dwelling is "A five story American
basement house. % feet in width at the
south corner Of Fifth avenue and Nj
street and was held by Mr.. Duke for rent
at 10000 a year. The owner is now es-
tahlshed i'm the house he recently COM
peted at the north corner OF 18th street
and Fifth avenue. on the site OF the for
mer n. II. Cook residence. which was one
of the show houses OF older Firth ave-
nue and was purchased in 1909 by Mr..
Duke.
O'RcH'y q Dahu have sold for Spivack
& Greenfield No. III Lewis street an
eight story lott bIil9inG. on lot 2JXloo feet,
between Stanton and Houston streets. The
purchaser gave in part payment ms coun-
try house at Crawford. y. j.
Grossman & Phillips nave sold for the
Ava Realty Company David and Harry
Lipumannb 10 Morris Spodk Nos. 80 and
s. Ridge street, siN story ncV-law house
on plot i06xlOO feet. between Delaney
and Rivington streets.
John Kelly has rcsold FOR John +. CRIT
hths the three story business building "c-
cupying the block front on the south Side
Of l6lst street between Park and Court
landt avenues The buyer gave ~ part
payment the plot 72N9O feet, on the east
side Of Webster avenue, IA feet south "f
iSid street.
John Kelly has rcsoId Tor Jennie T..
Teichman the plot iSX90 feet. on the east
side Of Webster avenue. 20 feet south -
ls3d street. to q client, who gave IN part
payment 40 ,s2i Decatur avenue. Two
family dwelling. on plot 3oNiOo feet
Clement ~. Smith has sold FOR a client
40. 1896 Crotona avcuue. q four story nat
house. on pot 40N10 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address 81 grantee and attor
TnT0TCSi } ner cont UUIcFs ONO
Manhattan.

BOND At. as = 22NG5. : Josephine Ter
ZACH and ano 20 Title Guarantee and Trust 60.
i76 Roadway, De, 10. due. etc. as per bond.
$4,000
GREENE ST ~ s. 1856 q Of Spring ST.
~ 6NiOO. Gertrude \ NanderbecIl To Manhat-
| tan Real Estate Association. 3On Sroadway;
Dec - due Jan 20 1924 per cent. NO.0o.
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust
90. 100 Broadway
HENRy sr. 81. $. e5xlo. Gcrtle u Weiss
! and ano 20 Solomon II kohn 33i West 12d 81;
Dec ~ due as per bond. S2i coo. attorneys.
Eayl!s 4 Sanborn. - Liberty 81
rAHN AyE cor 55th 81. 100 3NIoo'
MARI Il Goclct ct al, eNrs. etc. Ogden Goelet.
10 rit" Guarantee ana Trust TO. lIG Broad
way. Dec Il. . yrs Il per cent. $500
lsr AVE-. $50 8. - lNioo; Jacob Lafran
10 David y Lafian, 100 West lljh st; Dec
20, yr, q per cent $1,000. attorneys. Rocder
a Roeder ll0 Nassau 81.
30 AVE $40. 2iN75; Henrietta NJ Cochran
hnd auo 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co l16
80 AVE, 1902. 25.lix9s0. Mary y Se,in to
He,iC R951deld; iG3 Wes, ,2d st, pee -; due
Jan !, lolp, >aWo attorneys kurzman a
frankenhcimcr. - Broad st
iTlI AVE. >, ii6 II " OF 9th st, 4SIx-.
Morris Neinstein 10 Berihold Hahn. 20 West
alst ST, Dec 20. install; per cent. $40 900
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. itO
10TH ST. 4el West. 2os75: Thouas ! Law
less &C. Mary T. Braham. i6t West 10Th st:
Dec -, due as per bond. $500
18TH sr. 100 West. 25102: Thomas J Law
less to Tile Guarantee and Trust 90. i76
'''N'''N"F hAf ~ i'l b'Uu lpff ~ N3JON
i5Th ST. 5. 1926 n " of 30 ave IS 0N
1908, Eliza Taumey To Citizens savings
Bank. 80 Bowery: Dee 20. ) WIS. $40 con. al
torneys. PRISON n Reall. s Nassau St
nth ST. =. 100 II " Of Amsterdam ave
25XlO22. William \ Williams to ~ MARY :
Free Hospital FOR children iO5 West saith ST:
Dec -. yrs; 5000; attorney. New York
Title Insurance Go. l35 Broadway
18Th AT, - 100 II of West End ave.
hON1Ob. Excelsior Holding co To Albert Jar
mulowsky e. al. cNrs, so East g9l II; Dec IN
prior mtg Sit.Ogl; | yr u per cent: sIo5 900
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust 90 I'D
Broadway.
BLACkROCK AVE. 3. RS II " Of DIN,
stead ave "5Nl0S prior mtg 50. 300: John PR
ner to Royal Bronx Realty 60. II26 Walker
ave. Dec -: due Jan |. 1913. per cent. x5Oo.
attorney. G VI Baechler. 1925 Walker ave
DECATUR AVE, s. 800 n II OF Ig0th Il
.52NlOI.ll. Sterling - John 10 Henrietta q
Doherty, 100 East liDth ST. Dec 23; q yrs.
$500; attorneys Todd a II John 25s Broad
way.
FULTON AVE. cor i63th ST. oGox
Church Of 81 Augustine to Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank, ~ Chambers 81; Dee 20; 3 YRS:
$4,000; attorney. NJ Scanlon 81 Chambers 81
LOT 2to. map Benson estate prior MTG
$4,000. Relnert Jacobsen To Christian Swan,
son, iI28 Appleton Road. Dec L. 3 yrs, 81,
per cent; $3.50: attorney, II Baecher tloB
Walker ave.
LOT 1872. map brentwood Park; Wilhclmlna
Heartt 10 Frederick & Hardy 81 Decatur
~, BROOKLYN yrs..G per cent; Dec 20: So, 500:
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust CO.
100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same to Clara s Dean,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with nam" and address " lessee
DECEMBER %

ATTORNEY 81 lGS and 10 store and base
meat. Leobra Realty 90 TO Jones EngeI: =. Il
yr1 from Jan I. 1914. $500. address IGS At
tOircy -
BOSTON RID I.25 and 1877. an. Nathan
dWpoit TO Gorsnn tar.iugor. . Nrs from Ma
]. 1913. SHGDu; address loJ West luoth ~
LEMON AVE. SJ':. store and part cellar.
VIA " Davidson to Henri, Wit. . trf from
Mar !, 1914. $3.50. adde's. 80 LcuoN ave
MADISON AVE. 1914 store 4rd basement
Maria TulOn 10 Morris Magenhcim. = yrg
rom NU-ii l. 1913, $40. address. II East
i0ist -.
- AVE. I7@5. store and front basement.
G"ors" Fret 70 James iIardran. . yrs from
Ma, J. 1913. SlJn. address 80 Fast 9th &C.
30 AVE. 1875. store etc. Margaret = Hughes
20 william ENers. = yfs from Ann l. 1914.
Sl.Sop. address. S5S Higlc ave-.
20 AVE ol5 all; Francis Bresl!n 70 rat
rick j CLARKE. yrs from MAY !. 1918. Si.OOD.
address. DIJ Sc ave.
IITI So. ~ West FIRST floor. Pauline Kug
10 John Dedirsly ard suo. 10 H. trs from
Jan !. 1914. 81 500; address. Little Ferry y i
t9TH ST, East all. Mar \ NiohoU To-
charles lhown. 10 yrs from MAY l. 1911.
$500. address, - West aSth 81
18TH ST q. 2IS1 Z, ~ Sth ave tOgr
81. store ana basement; Morgenthau Really
90 10 The lijth Street Theatre 60: . Il. T. WIS
from Dec l. 1913; 5000: sddrcss IS Broad st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 30

iOlST ST IiI West. Harry Obias sgt
Emma Jacobs owner; Charles Mess con
tractor; SIS -. 80,
vator 90 agt : e Construction 60, owner
and contractor CrencwaD; $1,000.
80 AVE 600 and co.. vincenzo Ilmbardi
agt william Volk owner; Jardin CO. Inc
' CENTRAL PARK WEST, AZ and 44s;
Samuel Tcssler AIT New York Real Estate
ami Security CO. owner, McElckar' "aI'a'"
Realty 90. contractor; $50
18TH ST. 30 and IS West; Grand IRON
Works. Inc, agt estate Of Timothy kleleS'
owner. Bernard Johnson, contractor sio" oV.
16GTH ST. ioG East Harry Zudec r ass
Jacob Warschaw and Elias h Lang o"ne'S
and contractors $685.. n,
slsT ST 203 to oil West. Welsbers Baer
60 agt ) Construction Co. owner ire
75TH 81. 8ii west. Edwin n oswald agt
r u u Siodrnburg, owner James Higham'
contractor. $23i. .,-.,
agt Abraham Nussbaum, receiver. ana Moses
4 IIorowitz. owner and contractor; sih .
MONROE ST. III. city Cornice ana Sky /,
light 60 ast Miles Realty CO. owner ana
VNI.EErTNE AVE. sw cor lslst 81, 1i0xi0l:
Thomas 9 Eduonds q 60 agt Tobruk Construc
ton Corporations owner and contractor Iooruh
Coustruction Co contractor. Si23.
SAME PROPERTY; John \ Mccarthy
Bros nn,i aEt Tobruk Construction 20 an1
Tobrul construction corporation. owners ana
contractors. 500 %. - u
laTH 81. % West: kstz & roshinsky agt II
Foster Walton and % West Tenth street 'oI =
rora lion. owners Richard ; Elliott owner anu
contractor. : Fox. contractor; sos 80. 80
AUDUBON AVE. cor Hist St -DNIU
John Brown K sons agt Gustav boenbe'
owner: Charles Keeper Cut stone 20 'hc''
contractor. $40 So ~.
PEARL 81. 531. Wolf Perez sgt Robert
Jones owner Carlo Bossotti. lessee; James DE
Fago. contractor. SZ1.
30 AVE. 3s5f and 1856. Browning q LORI
duci AIT Nora Construction 90, owner ana
contractor. $50
PARK AVE 90. White Enamel Refrigerator
GO at o., Park Avenue 60, owner and con
- HUu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30

ave mtg $4,000 Nov 20: 81; attorney L
Woodsl 800 Park ave. 60
SAME PROPERTY. Philip + Baehrle Go 10
May Hubbard, i5l East soth NJ ''ll's s'''o'' o
CRESToN AVE. W :. 31i.2 # of Burnside
ave. 2SxlO0: Michael Z kerby to Aiireo T.
Fisher 2G54 Morris aye; c Ssrt o. s'oT sx,15.
Lionel Isaacs to Nathan Geller. - West i-o,n
st; Dec ~; 500 attorney. United states lN'e
Guarantee 90. 81 Chambers II. ,oo.h 9,
- axIg71I. Henrietta Dohertv to sterling ~
John. PISS Bedford ave. BROOKLYN; Dec -, Sloo'
attorneys. Todd q :. John. 2js Broadway: 9,
GRAND BOULEVARD AND cONtOu RISE
n " cor of 10th ST. 1Of3X--; Ernest Wenis
man 20 Eliz Steinmuller. 1867 Grand Bouie
ward and Concourse. Dec ~ 1mtg SN'ovo, !;
800; attorney. George \ Steinmuiler' l'li
GT,ERE AVE. = IS It OF Grace ave
@Gy 1861: Tros ! Carney. Jr, to Danlel !at
ney. 322 East o2d st; Aug 30. 81 attorney
+ Gass Inc. West Chester. Y.
IRVINE ST. " cor Of Garrison ave. AIN
80: Geo II Scheele to John Miller so west
10Th ST. Dec - mtg 100000; SiOo' auor-
ncy. + Weber. $40 East l'3th ST. ,.,..,..i,o
Lot 26O map Benson estate. 'nrlS.IdI,,
swanson to Reinert Jacobson 1SO3 Muitoru
ave. Dec I: 500: attorney, h Baech'e''
ll2G Walker ave 1000.
LOTS lra and 1I5 map Schichelin estate :
Adam g Woke to Royal Bronx Realty 60,
tI2G Wake ave. Dec -; 81 attorney. II
Baechler. 1926 Walker ave. -. p.,
LOTS 24J h. 2i6 ana 30 D. H!aP ,,.u
fold Property: cath q Hi to Geo hIL
summit y ! Dee l3; omitted.
PROSPECT AVE. cor OF Beck -
aoxIS05. f. : S 90 80 Albert smith 81 ~
~ West g2d st. Dec Is ,mtg S11oooD N'o"'
attorney. TitIe Guarantee 90. lf6 btoanM AZ.
VALENTINE AVE. PISS - @oN -:
Frank Fischer to Home Speciality 20. 90
East IGlst st. Dec - mt $4,000; SI"o. .
WEBSTER AVE. g cor Of 2o3th 81 Ibo'"
vI32T. Simon Hess 20 Elberon kraly 10
gu Washington 81. Sept 10. 1872 81.
WOODLANDS ROAD. p cor Of cambridge
ave. 25xIOO: Carrie l. Weldon to Kate Alex
ander. 1905 Webster ave; Dec %. 500; at
torucy. q J Barry. 40 Broadwav
WASHINGTON AVE. " $, 9?o n oi
175th 81. iPI1Nl40I. Eril" II Bradbury 70
city or New York. Dec .: $1,000. attorney
CONFORMATION Counsel Han of Records
18TH ST. $50 East. 25NluO. Harry 'ann
90 Geuoyeya Dleda, $50 East 10Th 81 pee
20 tmtC g. OuOJ. 500. attorney. " e Ken
ucdy. 40 Edgccombc ave.
SAME PROPERTY. Gcnoyefa Dicda 70
Honora ~ MURRAY go East ijith -. Dec ~
,mtg SJ.OOuD. 500: attorney same.
lSOTH ST. ~ East. 2'Xii0, Adele kcea-
well 10 Alfred L Keedwcl 7l2 Fast lNntn
s.: Dec 80 Ontg 81 $50. 800, attorney, l.
Evans 1919 81 ave.
ra8D ST - East 2oSSo. Max Hirsch 70
Daniel T. Hanlou, - East 1850 ST Dec -
,mfS $4,000: 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Trading was exceedingly light IN az neps.
Tonnage offered freely, with rates nominal
Quotations TO Liverpool and GLASGOW "a; Lon
don 2iad asked. Rotterdam, oc' hampui :
o"iI 80. Rremen. 20 pigs Hull and Bristol.
nd January. Antwerp pa Cork for Orders.
Is Cd. picked ports. large TONNAGE Is 10 sIh
Is; cotton 10 Liverpool. per 100 10, NC. ChHiN-
tic trade. ore round trip on time charter
basis. 3s 7iad. deliveries United Kingdom co. o.
Continent. prompt; Norwegian steamer %" ''
IONS wood pulp Liverpool. north side. 10 the
United Kingdom. private terms prompt; brl
isl, steamer 24s0 tons. cotton, two ports Gun GU
&C. two ports United Kiasiom or Continent, $6s
ri tapuary. schooner 30 tons. lumber. cur
10 Santo Domingo 81 20 and port charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30
IRREGULAR,
BUT ADVANCES
Market Loses an Opening Adj
vance, but More than Re-
covers the Drop.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

wv Z I
For Vireinia cloudy 10 day. probably rain IN
extreme south; TO morrow" far, moderate CAST
For North Carolina, CLOUDY probably rain
TO day: tomorrow, fair. moderate variable
winds beoomin- northwest 49,, .
For south Carolina. cloudy and colder 70
dav rronahly preceded hy rain: tomorrow
fair moderate northwest winds.
For Georcla. cloudy and colder 10 -hdf' ~
cede.I l,v rain in cxtrene east, tomorrow. !"lr'
moderate northwest winds
For Alabama. cloudy to-day, lo-No1o"'
fair moderate northwest winds.
FOR Mississippi and Louisiana. falT io-da!
ard tomorrow moderate north wines
For Eastern Texas. fair TO-DAY and 10 NOR
'oT For F Western ~ TEXAS. generally fair to-day
AM 10 morrow. , a.. .,orror.
Near month liquidation served to un-
settle the cotton market Yesterday. and
January contracts sold So points under
March i'm preparation for the notices en-
pccted this morning. At the widening dIi-
ference between these two months there
was a considerable demand for January
against sales Of spring positions. but
the risk OF carrying cotton from the frst
mart OF January until it can be retcndered
on March contracts is naturally increased
by the possibility OF change in grade
differences at a meeting OF the Ne" YORK
revision committee early in February, and
some traders were predicting that there
would not only be notices against iulIy
%. 900 bales circulating this morning. but
that January might sell still further I'M
der March contracts. About $4,000 bales
have been added TO the local Certiticated
stock since the beginning Of December.
and at the close Of business last Saturday
there were about 10000 bales Of cotton
available for contract delivery. The mar
ket opened steady at an advance of from
s to II points Yesterday on relatively firm
cables. bulish Southern spot advices and
rather more optimistic reports from iinan-
cial and textile trade circles. The mar
ket soon weakened. however under Jan
uary liquidation and realizing Of recent
buyers Of later month. and prices during
the early afternoon were about net UNI
changed to points lower. Subsequent
fluctuations were irregular, with the
close steady net 4 30 points higher
Southern spot markets were unchanged
to So higher and the local spot market
held quiet at SOC for mddling upland;
no sales. delivered on contract. 900
bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-30

Il 10 box. dry. Western boxes, ca ID and over
TO dozen, DRY picked, lSc: IS 10 30 H. lac' 40
10 a. 10 Ice: So 90 ~ 10 1ic; 80 TO 80 10
13I,c. under 80 H. 12d13c. bbls , ID each 10
1919: 10. 10 ic. 81 10. 14c; ID and undel,
l2c: Southern and southwestern, average, l4P
f5c Michigan scalGed, fancy, l6c; mlNed'
14i,c: other Western. scalded. fancy: i3c'
small I3c: poor. 1Od12c; OLD COCKS. 10 i@c,
DUCKS, spring Maryland. fancy. Isp l9C,
poor 10 fair 1910; Wisconsin. stall led iSa
i9c. Ohio and Michigan, fancy. lie; other
Western choice. 16G17c. average. lao loo
poor. tOi,Glac: GEESE, spring, Maryland.
fancy. 1sal9c. poor 10 fair, Halle: Wisconsin
stall fed fancy 1sal9c; Ohio and Michigan,
l6aIIc: western choice. IL 2 a l6c: average u
n ~: poor. lOd12c; SQUADS, prime. white, 10
N 10 dozen, per dozen 81 20; N, 81 21aS4 90;
s N. Sc 20: : n 50. C to 6iq n. s. 30; dark
81 ~: GUINEA FOWLS. spring, 10 20 pair
per pair 81 l5dSl -; n each. per pair 'oc
al
GtME-CoUontau rabbits in moderate
suppl and prime lots firmly held. Jackrabbits
IN light supply. RABBITS. cottontaiL prime;
large and dry. pair, 35QiOc; small. drawn ana
wet. 15T2Jc: jackrabbits. prime, I5ae1c. .