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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessees)


CATHARINE ST. Al: store. part basement
and room first floor: Madison st. II and
IS: part cellar; Eugenia Wylie 10 Egidio
Napoli. 10 yrs from May |. 1913. 81, 100; ad-
dress 70 Madison st.
MOTT ST. 1O4; store and cellar: Antonio
D'A mbrosia to Max Sternsdorh: yrs from
May |. 1913 $50; address. Lynbrook, Long
Island.
PROSPECT AVE. 1922; store and base
ment; Ernest g Bauer 20 Frederick Cc-
oien. jr; yrs from May l. 1913; 81 800;
address IS West cath ST.
ST MARKS PL. Il; store and cellar:
Ezekiel Plonsky TO Bleich & Paris: yrs
from May !, 1913; 1920; address, on prem
ises.
9TH AVE. 24l; parlor ncor; estate Charles
r Coe, Inc, to Henry Fischer. tr: yrs from
May l, 1913; $4,000. address. 20 Exchange pl.
ADD ST, II West; basement: James Slater
IT, Hy Schende; o yrs from May /, 1918:
$3.50; address. 127 East 72d ST.
10th ST. 81 and % East; ALL Winston
Holding Co TO Victor Batkin; yrs from
March l. 1913; $500: address. 335 and 337
i41sT ST. $50 East; store ane basement:
also 141st st. 391 East; basement; Adelaide
NJ BOyce 10 a u Everton Co; yrs from May
l. 1913; t276 address, on premises.
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REALTY NOTES.

The No. coo West l57th Street Company
has been incorporated at Albany with
capital Of $1,000 and the following di-
reCtOrs: Anna Rebfeld, Anna Hyman and
Armin H. Mittleman. The company will
take over the property at that address. Ii
is six story elevator apartment house,
known as Audubon Hall, on plot about
123.8x10197 feet, irregular, at the south
west corner Of Audubon Place and 18th
street, just west Of Broadway. title 10
which stands in the name of Albert l..
Silverstein.
Lena Kanneson is the buyer Of the fat
houses Nos lis and ~ East 10ith street,
reported sold recently by Aaron Good
man.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have been
appointed agents for the Arthur Hall
apartments al 5th street and Madison
avenue.
A. Frank has removed his Office to No.
200 Broadway.
Miller. McMann & DOnley have moved
their offices from No. 800 Fifth avenue TO
the new 42d street building at the south
west corner of Madison avenue and 42d
street.
Edward A. Arnold, formerly associated
with Richard NJ. Montgomery has opened
an office In the Montreal Building, at No.
O. Wall street.
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Sarah F SNYDER 10 Annie N Alexander;

Sarah Snyder 70 Annie Alexander;
$500. ,. co ooo
Annie Naughton to James Naughton'
Emily ]. W John to Metropolitan Savings
Bank. $4,000. ,,o,a,no
Co; 81. ,, rIo-,
trus; 81. ,, g, zoo
Charles Finkelstein TO Gussie Morgan
Arena a Wright to Irene e Wright; 81;
Kate Richter. admx, 10 Mary Shields
$4,000. ,os T. wall
brock; 81. VIZ ~. ,,o-o., a..
$4,000. r,.ora,, 1ackson.
$1,000. c.,ss,
Rector. etc. Church OF Zion and - rim
othy in city New York to Marjorie q sing
Michael J Martin and ano to Sophie +
Senior: 81. 500. ., c,.,.o,,,,r 70
and ano: 800 Vt. ,r-,,., 20
city Mortgage Co TO New YORK IFu'I ~
% assts); 81.
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SUBURBAN SALES.

julius s Dillon sold for the Suffolk
County Land Company to Frederick Coy
kendall the Cliff House, with garage. at
Shoreham, Long Island. consisting OF
about five acres on Briarcliff Road and
295 feet on Long Island Sound.
The Vernon tract of about one hundred
acres, at East Norwich, has been sold to
NJ. Campbell, of Manhattan. A house
will be erected on the crown Of the hill
and the property developed as country
estate. Valentine d Waters were the
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

william. J Enrich TO Nina p Lowenstein:
nssts. $4,000
William Mccarthy TO Julia A Branigan:
assts. 1915
Mary Renville 20 Herbert Renyille: 81
Same to Florence Renville: 81.
Same to M'ry Renville: 81.
Same 10 Harry Renville: 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Mary w Byrne $50. 600
Loretta Harrison to Emma Il White:
$4,000.
Henry Ludermann and ano, exrs TO Met
iopolitan Savings Bank; S. 200.
Victor Stote 10 Title Wolfe 800
Kenny: $1,000
Charles o Mas 10 Kittyn NJ Mas; 81
John Balchoin TO Joseph Il Theom
S2.80l.
John Barber to NJ & J Construction Co; 81
NJ Construction Co to Collective Hold
ing Co; 81.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Howard Mosher. in conjunction with
Peter A. II. Jackson's Sons. has sold for
Margaret T. Johnston the three story
residence, on lot 25X125 feet, at No. AS
Bedford avenue to Charles Wynne.
The John Refs Company has sold the
three buildings at No S26 TO $50 Flatbush
avenue to Ruhmshottel Brothers. grocers.
who viii make extensive alterations and
VIII use the ground floor for market.
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ALTERATION OF BURDEN HOUSE,

Plans have been filed for making ex-
tensive alterations to the five story pri
vate dwelling house at the southeast cor
ner of Fifth avenue and I'D street, which
is owned 10y the estate of James \. Bur
den. The alterations include the replacing
of the marble columns at the entrance
with new ones, new marble stairs and
new marble floors. Warren & Wetmore
are the architects. The cost has been
placed at $500
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MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 80.

APRIL 80
sTH ST, IS West: Adolph shapiro agt
Arlington Estates. Inc. owner and contrac-
tor: Emanuel Keifesohn contractor; Sl3s " /.
59TH ST 3l5 West; BerDat PomoranZ agt
tractor; $33. ,.z
TiEMAN AVE. W s, ~ II OF Boston
Road. 25x1OO: Silvio Federico agt John MARX
owner and contractor; 500.
EASTCHESTER ROAD, @ 9. 20 n OF
Chester st 3Ox9T.6: Silvio Federico agt JACOB
I.otter, owner; Herman n lsch' CONTRACTOR 70
$50. ,...-,.,o,., 70
GOTH ST s. East: Water Supervision 90
agt McConihe Realty Co, owner; jacob Wald'
I2STH ST. 1871 West: Water Supervision
co agt Max Berlin, contractor and owner ;
14TH ST. 1874 TO 100 West; John kunn
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torneyD
Manhattan,
Manhattan.

ARDEN ST. %. s. 27x1l0: Hensle Con-
struction Co TO Richard Henriquez ct al. 40
Franklin ave, Long Branch. y (mtg S22. 500 ::
April 90 $780, attorney, Lawyers Title Insur~
snce and Trust 60. 100 Broadway.
AUDUBON AVE, S cor 18TH st, 60xl54.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToLr
NEW JERSEY.
A HOME IN TIE PINFS

A HOME IN THE PINES
Is the best health investment for you Al
YOUR children. The air is as inyigora,ir,
at Lakewood. n. J. Good bathing. boas'
and fishing. Houses are new and thorogg.'
modern. Hardwood floors and trim, d.
freplaces. gas. hot and cold water. lsus,.
in concrete cellar. Price, $4,000 upwuI
easy terms. Send for booklet no. g..
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO. ! w. 81 n,
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Corp. owner; John Gelenter. con-
S400 so. ~'ntract,
Hath ST. S, W OF I'd Ava
David Saron agt Madeleine Colucci ~
Toney Brescia, contractor: $50. 'sas,
74TH ST. % West; Morris Uoch..
S Ormond Golden, owner; Jacon p,Sssfs 4,
tracto-; S47. 1''a. @;
FREMONT TERRACE. 100: Isoao..
cello agt Eliza Cooper owner. Cb.o Ma
Baxter, contractor; $500. ales
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limited CHARITIES ENLARGES HOLDINGS
Purchases Property East 23d Street in Rear of Large Build
ina at Fourth Avenue and 22d Street.
FIFTH AVENUE STORE IS LEASED FOR S50O,0Oo

70 East sd street for Ralph Wilson to the
D'Amron Company, Inc, dealers In sta
tionery and art novelties for term Oh
years.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
torney)
Interest per cent, unless otherwise stated.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

7g7 OCEAN AVE. near Cortelyou Road
White stone and brick residence. hox stoop;
IL rooms and bath; handsome hardwood trim
throughout: saloon parlors: fine condition; best
street in fastest growing section Of Flatoush;
convenient 10 stores and b. 4. I. Call or
write OWNER on premises
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SUMNER RESIDENCES For SAIL
OR TO LET.
WEsTCBEsTER COUNTY.

PELHAM NANOR.-Fo- summer months II |
nished house. five bedrooms. three baths N
screened porch. vegetable garden an pa,.S |
six minutes from station: $3.50 monthly. ZEE
ences required. r. O. MULLER. i65e-Ps |
ham. or Spring-+454 during Office hoursl
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
BRYAN l.. KENNEDY
REAL ESTATE ACCT,ONEER
1855 II OADWAY, NEW TOkh
REAL ESTATE.
ROROUGH OF THE BRONX.

FOR sALD-Frame house rooms and bath;
handsomely decorated. fine residential nelen-
new school. healthy locality. Price reason
able; liberal terms 20 responsible party. 20
nrnrts 2-Gh crnstnn ave. lnGih-l9Lth SIS
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The Bronx.

ARTHUR AVE. cor OF 1Slst st. 46. sN90;
TIlie Wolfe 10 Lena Manassa, 279 East Burn
side ave; Dec 20. 1912 mtg $1,000; 500; at
torney, y Greenbaum. t3 Park Row
SAME PROPERTY; Lena Manassa 70
Charles A Corby. 22s0 beaumont ave (mtg
81 500: April 20; 500: attorney, NJ Woln.
BROOK AVE. SAC. q, 25xIoo; Mary II
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SATISFIED MECHANICS lie.

BdNltT, CObNIdCtOE, f-ov. -
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIE.
APRIL 80.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. S, 1911,
st; Yale q Towne Mfg Co agt CarolIns I.nI
mine ct al Sept 90 1911: Slss. aael
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL 90.
Manhattan.
ODD ST. $50 and 252 West: for an o,.,
moving picture show; \ Abel l65 Bro,s'
way. owner; NJ Muller. ll5 Nassau 81. 49,
tcct: $1,000. S
2GTH ST. n $, 26O IT W OF 10th ave. ..
q sty factory. 40x9l.0; II Urls, Ia ny
Goth st, owner and architect; $4,000 ~
9Th AVE. 80 and 512 East: for a I, =.
store and lofts; Mrs. I. Appel, 1853 Wes, -
st. owner; w Williams, 2iJ West 3ltb
architect: $4,000.
The Bronx.
2fGTH ST, s S. IS II OF Bronxwooa :.
for stv brk dwg, 2lx60: Lagattuta ~
alive. 900 East 216th st. owners: Georss
Crosier, 223d st and White Plains ave ~
tect: $4,000
TORILLARD Pr, W s. 100 # 5 Of lrI
st: for sty frame stable. 14x25; Villa
Taus. 1886 Bathgate ave, owner: HarT
IONGFELLOW AVE, W s. l75 II ~,
Seneca ave: for six sty brk TENNIS, or
Edmund Powers. 176 Garfield ST. owr-
GoIlner & Goldberg. 39l East 1i9th 81. arr
tect; S1OS,00O
ALTERATIONS.
.DpTr ~
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391. So cor OF suffolk 81.
!, 1911: Kebecca Goldsmith 70
5: 5000: attorney, Leo I.cr-
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Tfe Bronx.

| BROOK AVE. " cor OF 137th at. 4OnlOO;
March "a 1910. T. 4 w Construction co 10
Everitt jackson; 5000. attorney, Title Guar
antee and Trust CO. 116 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Dec - iolo; same 70
& 81 John. 25s Broadway.
DUNCOMB AVE. .. i25 II 8 OF Elizabeth
ri, 2jxl25 Sept 90 1900; Gottlieb q Friefereke
Heugel 20 Theodore Sponheimer and ano. eNrs
and trus: 81 600. attorney. Thomas w Henry,
- p,.,v ,1ara
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

81 s0 north IT urg 1t lc-EyANS. T. Baker ct ux
Jennie to Wilkes Pratier SO tr s
81 "a Its 3 Il 100 & Ut II C-GRUYER. ) ct u1
Annie X 20 Robt l. StrUther SO Il IS sub to
night Of way tr $3.50
on 81 bet 9th & 2sth & reaTl Il
So SIS Il l2 bk Mt II 4 II Pls-HILI.Y Err
Andrew + ct Manic p to Thornton D Taylor
so r S
IS Of GirauI Il. z Of Sherman ave nul
81 ~ It l9-HALL. Mary to Sarah 5 Dean SO tr
SGD 2
Mass ave bet 9Th & sth nvl
81 7s org It's to Il & south pt org 1t I3-HANE
Geo , a ChAs g Allen trs to Edmund n Fox
SEQ Is
C21st & Ia ave nwl
81 39 east 1T Il 4i-JORDAN EIdridse = 4 II n
Howenstcin trs TO Emanuel Speich so =
14i2 Church Il nwl
ST 1881 It 30 KITE. Harry ct u1 Claire " to
Paul MeaEher ct uN Helen joint tenant SO
covenants tr $500 10
&c bet 18th q 18th mel
81 sI5 1t G5-ORNDORFF. Allen ct uI Anna 5
to Wilkes Prather SO 9
Sc st sci
So 5oI7 1t = blk 70 PetwOrth Add'n-THRIFT,
Hugh 4 Bruce Cleveland tr' to Grursr
l45os sth st nwl
WASH'N LAND & MTG co to W Shanholtz
$50 covenants q
Is Of Peabody 81 Z Of lst st mel
So lG II T-WILLSON. Harry to Harry Ward
& ThoS Bones Joint tenants so %
Is Of L ST., z Of 18th nEl
81 3SS Il l02 blk ? HishTiew-WARDMAN, Harry
x Thos Bones to sam1 R Ashford SO cove
nznts 1900 q
Qs0 summit Pl nWl
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To-. Is; do, small to medium. "a; do. old roos-
ters' 10; do, young. large. Is; ducks. DID, per d.
le; do. spring. lbs. and over ls; do. small. e;
pieeons young per pair. s; do, old. .; guinea
fowl, old. each. 20; do. young. per h., -; do-'
old TOMS 10; young. mailer. each. 4oa45; TURKEYS,
per H., 1a2; do, old toms 2oAz1 geese, near
By. per h. lssls: do Southern or Western. u;
Kent Island. lsals
DRESSED POULTRY-Tmkeys. choice 70 fancy,
young per-b. 1a2l; do, fair to good stock, isals;
DO. rough and poor. Is; chickens. choce. Jouns.
per H., loal1; do, mixed. old and young, lseiei
ROSTERS. per h. loall; ducks. choice fat, per lo
l5a; geese. nearby, per Ib. fat lsals; do western
and Southern. I2al5
EGGs-MsrylAnd. Pennsylvania. and nearby nrsts.
loss on, per dsz.. y; Western nrsts loss on. ped
doz y; West Virginia hrstS. loss on. per doSen u;
southern hrsis. loss on. per doz., %.
BUrTEh-CTeamery. fancy. per b.. DssAsln;
choice. SstaIh; do, good, H5H2h: do, prints
2ssas5+; do, blocks. aa22; ladies. zH2; Maryland
and Pennsylvania rolls 2la23 Ohio rolls. Da2; West
Virginia rolls. oa21; store-paeked. HaB; Maryand'
virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. 2; process
butter. Ha8.
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Florida. per bbL 256u359; pumpkins each
5sl0; spinach pr bbl-. T54I.5S; kale, bbl.. sa75;
cranberries. per snail box 2OOa2s5: do. per sedt.
box. 27S; do per bbl. aooaIO 90; Brussels SPROUTS
$50; per bas. 2Soa3o; Florida peas. per bas. 500.
DRIED GooDs-EaIy beans. per bu. 2Eas5a.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens per H., lsals;
hens. choice. Per H.. lsals ducks, per h.. lSaT7
turkeys. per h.. 2sLZ3: rUos.srs per h. H.
LIVE STOCk-Yeal calves, choice. PEE L.. IIaiI5z
medium. per H.. 10; cOmmon. per H.. sas; spring
sIss7: fat sheep. per h.. 4afk
DRESSED GOODS-Dressed pork, per Ib., sal0;
rabbits. per doz., 250a30
sEEDs.clo'er. red. PER ID, 121ialys: do. aIsike.
per H.. 10; do. alfalfa per lb, lozaIk: timothy
seed. bushel. 225a265 orchard grass per busheI
l5oal;I5; red top. per h.. 2a2S Blue grass. pr
bushel. Lpsl9.
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-Hay. best timothy.
per ton. laoe; do. medium. EC0: old hay. l0.ooa
800; straw. long rye, per ton. l5oo; do, tangled
rye loOoalI75: wheat straw. 500; eUTn ear per bbl
As; new corn. per bbL, is.
WOOL AND HIDEs-wooi washed free Of burrs,
per Ib, aSa75: WOOL unwashed, per h. 22a2s: hides
dry. per h., Bais; salt hides dry per h. IS; salt
hides, per h. IA; calfskins. green, each l50al IS:
green hides. per h.. IL
FRESH FISH AND CRABs-Priees riyen below
are by the pound unless otherwise stated l-Butter
HSd STAR. large l0a5; carp cas-; crocus medium to
large. 6hl. oeoal20; do, snail. 7.ooa9oo: Bay
nackerel, 3; rock. boiling. -; do. medium %; do
pan B; white perch. large, I5aIs; do, white. small
sslO; yellow perch. large. ia do. small g; salmon
trout l2 gI1y trout. large. lOal2; do. small sal0;
founders. sal2; catfish ba2 green pike. native Is;
eels medium to large. 6as; spots large IS: taiIors
large, IS; do. SMALL 10; Surgeons dressed. .; d.
skin on. %; clans. per loO III; snappers as to
size loal2; scallops, Der q. s.; shrimp. per qt .:
blueHsh, IS; salmon. .: fresh cod, Is; haddock 10;
Spanish mackerel, isa2n; Potomac bass boiling. .;
do. pan. Is.
FRUITS-New apples. per bbL. l5Oa6. %: lenlors
per box 35cA5.5O: oranges California per box. 3oos
80; do Florida. 2Oea30c: :snserinss. Florida psr
strap 3oca4O0; pineap.Iss Florida pines per cate
2oOA2oo; LINES. per loo s5alOo pears per box Loos
ZOO grapes California TokAys. PER crate 2OOa3 90;
do. Malaga, Per \ bbL keg. L5a7.Oo: grapefruit
per crate, 35OaI0e
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. JCbbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for Icss Market good for
ciOicp goods
Fruits and Vegetables ruled steady. The movement
was slow. Liberal receipts supplied the market.
EGGS-NeArby irsts, per doz., .; do. South
EN-. -
LARD-Tub. pure. per III. I2IsaI2E: DO. common,
Per h.. le14aIL COttonseed oil. pr can. Lo
BUTTERFLIES Trint, new. pcr H.. y; tub per
IL, 81 process, per H., 27as undergrades. per h.
8a3: store-packed. per H.. l9a2l.
CHEESE-New York. new. per lb. II; fat M
H.. lsiE Swiss. domestic. per h.. .; do foreign
LIVE PoULrRY-HepL per H.. Is: rOOs.ers,
Per ID. 10; spring chickens. per h., lsaIT; ducks
Per H.. Aal5; turkeys psr h., Dsgl.
GREEN GOODs-Ysns, per bbl., 1.OoaL50: sweet
potatoes. North Carolina. per Dbl. Looa2Cp; do
native. per Dbl. L1a2oo; potatoes. per sack. slOa
22S; do. No. per bbl. LcoaI.2s: beans. Florida
per basket L0oa30O: cabbage, New York, Per
100 pounds. l.5oalT5; do, native, per bbl, I5a
LOO; do, Florida, per bbl.. 3ooa3O; car
rots. per bunch, 2a3; radishes. homegrown.
Per lOo 5oal.oo; lettuce, per basket, L0Oa2 90;
cymbngs. per crate. l.OOal.5o: celery. per doz.,
Z'a55; do. per crate. L5oa4o0 cucumbers. per baA
3ooa40o; Western yellow onions per bag. 2l5a2 s;
white onions. per bus 2oss5o 90; beets per l0o 20o1
30; eggplants. per cate. 30Oa4o0: turnips per bbl
5o7l0; do. per box. 25a4o; tomatoes Florida, per
crate. S.ooaSoo; do, New York hothouSe, per H..
0A0S; eaulinoWer. native. per bbI.. LOoa4Oo; do.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Dee. E-MILLFEED-Stcady: Efcless
dealings. Spring bran. IN l00-pound sacks 2L5;
standard milling. 900; Western rcd dOS $50; win
ter wheat. in loo-pound SACKS, to arrive $50 city
bran. in bTlk, 4.F; Argentine brau. TO arrive,
nominal
RYE FD0UR-Steady; demand is lifelesS Good
to choice, at J0a39O in barrels
CORNMEAL-Easy business is slow. Kiln-dred
for export. $50: coarse meal in bags. L4sal 50.
BUCEwHEAT FLOUR-Quiet bat prices firm
supplies arc small Choice quoted at 2OOa32 per
100 pounds y
HAY-Reccipts. 1ol2 tons: choice sells moderately
low grades arc dull Quotations: No. / timothy
l05al.07ls; standard. LOOaIO5; No. .. 6; No. }.
sOas5
STRAW Receipts. % tons: STEADY; inquiry is
light. Long ryc quoted at S5ssO
PORk-Fim; small dealings. Mess, g.o0a2s. Is;
family 8.0Oa27 GO; clear. 0.OOa220O
BEEF-steady; inquiry is light. Packet lsoa
800; family, I9O0sa0.0o.
LARD-Steady; meager business. Prime Western
lLoo; refined continent. Il-0; South American,
200; refined Brazilian in kegs. B00; beef stearine
s2s asked; lard stearine quiet; New York, III.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. 27.-Nothing said in call money
Time money: For sixty days, 4za5 per cent; for
ninety days 4&a5 per cent; for four months. iisa5
per cent; for five months, II+a5 per cent; for six
months H5a5 per cent. Weaker slightly increased
offerings and reduced time in danger zone Of call
money.
Foreign exchange markets: Gables quoted, 81. s 05a
Ls6n; demand sterling A.s5 3Da4s55: francs,
SZlk; minus S64thsa5.Z1E minus l7S2d: marks,
si's; plus. l64.
Discount: London, SHa3I4 Pans Sc per cent
Berlin. AZ per cent.
80 Ifg.
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OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York Dec. E.-In the market for outside
securities today speculation decidedly less active
and while hrmnes developed at the outset. with
strength in spots. small offerings brought about a
reactionary tendency.
The oil stocks continued the most prominent with
less cratic movements Other industrias were quiet
United Cigar Stores was down =. British American
Tobacco was practically neglected. The mining
stocks were quiet and unchanged
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'Ho.pItnI Saturday Observed.

Hospital Saturday" was observed
yesterday by the trustees of the Homel
opathic Hospital as the first move in a
old hospital buildings. around which
the modern structures have arisen. 1t
is requested that all contributions be
sent to Byron S. Adams. 512 Eleventh
street northwest, or to the hospital. at
Kirby and N streets.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales-Resnlar call. IL O'Clock noon.
washington Railway 4 Electric 4. N!0o at %
$looo at 20. 500 at %. 500 at 50. N.om at 50
1900 at %. Nooo at g.
Potomac Electric S. 81 Om at lo6. ayooe at lo6
5000 at lO5.
Capital Traction. at IiIk
Washington Railway & Electri" cran-. 10 at s5i-
Fedefal National Bark. l at lH. at l34k.
Washington Loan & Trust. 10 at 20.
GOVERHAIENT Bonds
The Washington herald., 1913-12-28
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore Dec. a.-HAY-No. / timothy, IssA
. Do; o.. standard n timothy. noc; No; : no; No :
nn; No. 2. l5ooal6oo: heasy. .ls5oai7oo; No. 1
clover. r.5oAlaoo; No. 2. Deosi6p; no established
grade leooalSo: sample grade, to Kind. quality.
and condition, n.oosi20o
sTRAw-No. / straight rye. new. 1eooalSso: No.
straight rye. straw. new. la5oalsoo; No tangled
rye straw, ll.5aal2oo; No. whest straw. 40; wheat
straw. No. 2. 7oe; No. oat straw. s5osieoo; No Z
oat straw. eooaaoo
LIVE PoULTRY-chickrns old hens. hssu. ~
The Washington herald., 1913-12-28

a Man and His Mate" by George
Durant, with Miriam Cooper in the
eading role, will soon be seen in a
hrSe-reel picture under the direction
" Christy Cabenne for the Mutual pro-
yram-
The Washington herald., 1913-12-28

Total sales. S12.Ooo. against 2.sll!ce yesterday
g Ir. 900 a week ago, and Ss6.Wo year ago
The Washington herald., 1913-12-28


Total sales Isl 80 shares, against as 80 yesterday.
a4, go a week ago, and ni.I55 year ago.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-28

The application of Mary L. Crissey, H.
p. Robertson, H. E. Crissey, and E. W.
Curtis to organize the Cherry Creek Ma
tional Bank, Cherry Greek, N. Y, with
a capital of $4,000, to succeed E. B.
Crissey G. Co., bankers of Cherry Creek,
has been approved by the acting Comp
troller of the Currency.
Nora B. Lake, of Cherry Greek, is the
correspondent.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
6annUber.

@In6en. - auf Der infolge
Der Itorten &egeuf6neS odapaiier fifb.
ren0en Berra tenterte elm &abny in
benz iih Der @oitpirt Soppe aus Der
8teeeLei, einem nobe gelegeten Nus
lugSorte. unO Der Arbeiter S6elp
aus 2oubo1 befnnoen. Beioe fino err
%trunten.
2iu6en. II Gem lett IS Sobren
in 2inoen tGtigen &ei6sbanfOorltano
0it6rOtp lit Die aus @einnObeitsriif-
iihten naHgeiuHte 9eniionierung
gum l.. OCTOBER bepiaigt poroen.
Beine. ~ Ser S6loiier Sein-
rid Gooe ans Ipuolsberg p%erungliid-
te Oo0urd to0lid, Dab er apiiden
i9pere &obre geriet, Die ibm Oen
Ropf 5erquetidten, 6aB Der SOB in
foIge @ebirnblutung iofort eirtrat.
@uIsrooe.= Sci einem ihfpe-
rem @epitter, 0ns ii1 iiber unierer
@egen0 entIuo, trof elm glisitrabl
0as 8obnbous oes 2anOtpirts 8robl
in Solterbrr9 unO 3iinOete. 9as
@ebGuoe tDuroe gum groBen Sell ein-
geGidert; oas Mobiliar fonnte geret-
tet tper0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

uurOe 6ur9 Die SdIinee, Die Rein.
miller ibr Inn Sen Gals ~eerporfen
botte, Ifaper perIest; es ift ie0od
announcement, ooB ite NIT Dem 2eben
6aponfomntt. Nob Der Sat totete
Reinmiiner iid ielbit Ourd @ridie-
BEN.
&bep6t. II Der gorIteber Der
6ieIigen 6iliaIe Oes ". SAanffbou-
Ieniden g%nnfOereins, 8anfoireftor
RuooIf Seilmonn, lit g%eitorben. Der
8eritorbene tpnr LANCE Sobre bin.
our6 Mitelieo ser Snnoelstnmmer
oes ge3irfs Sc. -@lnObad unO 8or-
iibenoer Der Srtsgruppe &6epOt Oes
Saniab1mOes.
@iIIi1. ~ Gem 9[rbeiter Sep-
er fiel in einem StabliDerf cine
i6npere @iienitange oirf Oas 8ein.
@r purOe idwer perlest ins &ran-
fenbaus gebroht unO lit bort ieinen
8erIesunegn erlegen.