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GREAT NORTHERN WILL DENOTE
ATTENTION TO COMPLETING HIN
MONTANA OUTLET. ss.s$3

n Shafer., N. d., July 5.--Orders have
been given by the Great Northerm
railroad to abandon construction work
on the New Rockford-Lewiston line
east Of Wattford, the town four miles
south Of Shafer, and whole attention
will be given to the comp letion of the
line west Of here, giving Mckenzie
county an outlet by way Of FairEieWs
and Mondak. Mont, this fall. The
western outlet crosses the Yellowstone
river near Fairview.
Construction gangs east5of Wattford
have left the district. Serious en-8
gineering difficulties were encountered
and it was found impossible to COM
.piete the line this year as Ia result 81
:zsSH .@ 500 Officials on the Ground.
Ryder, N. d., July 25s Credence TO
the report that the 500 intended to-
resume construction operations on its
line from Ryder through Mckenzie
county and thence into Montan is 4
given by the presence of several 500
officials in the district. s.8:E S.
They are making trip over the
route, the party including several en-
gineers. Operations were abandoned
last spring when the company failed
to secure, right of way permits from
the government. but these. were re-
Gently issued. Il. y; S.5
500 Working on Ambrose Line s
Minot, N. d., July 25.- Plans OF the
Great Northern and 500 lines as aE
fecting railroad construction in north
western North Dakota seemingly are
very unsettled at the present time.
On the 500 line from Ambrose to-
IPlentyWood, Mont, the work is pro-
crossing rapidly, and it is und erstond
lthat the steel crews will begin work
within the next ten days. I.
AZ Kenmareg report says the 500 in
tends to extend its r lentg wood Iaaases
across northern Montana to join the
main line in Canada north of the
north corner of Montana, anE
that through trains will be operateE
over the wheat line. Al Kenmare8 or
ders have been given to enlarge the
troundhouse accomod atoms, and this
is taken to mean that trains for the
Ambrose se-PlentyW line Will be op-gg
Grated out Of here. 58Ss
Niohe Work Delayed. RI. 4
On the Niobe extension the Great
Northern has not made any furtheE
moves, the shortage Of rails being re-
Esponsible for a delay in the opera
tions. However, there does not APP
pear to be any real need of immediate
action as the Grand Trunk line, with
which the Niobe extension connects
is still some distance from the bnur
dairy line.
The Northern Pacific is building IT'S
Knife river extension without delay.
4 This line runs north from Stanton
Mercer county, and viii eventually
connect with the Great North when
the latter line is built through nc
i IKenzie county. &55=
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BROKE CAM, I'M o IN p DAY M oRNiKG q
AF'TER TWO EEi<s' ss ,S
AMI I'M I'm

The best encampment ever held sby
the Jortll Dakota National Guard
came to an end last Monda lay forming
when the various companies pulled
stakes and departed for Yarious head.
quarters satisfi lied 4 hat from an Sedrcas
tional standpoint the military training
was that could be desire
M Governors day, Sunday, brought q
fitting climax to- the ten days. camp
and Governor Hanna expressed him
self 5as very vel pleased with the
regiment and the work the officers are
doing.
ccording to- the officers the men
have been the best behaved in years
and this was plainly shown Slnday TO
the great throng which visited Rock
Island Military reserya ion and Camp
Hanna, saw the reVie camp life and
tie work that is being done
5 Even the comic side was clean
wholesome fun and the b.irle rlesque on
dress parade foil loWing supper in
which several comp panies partici pated,
with zobo band and funeral process
sion, including the last sad rites over ef
the garbage proved real whole some
fun ana was enjoyed BY al.
Great improv ovenenl mas been made ad
ION the military grounds and more I'm
proyements viii be In order durlng the
next two years. so9 that when the next
encampnleat IS held the rest walton
win be equipped wish every con vslii-
enee for carrying on the Work. IN
Sparta is., viii probabiy be the
objective point for the encaapnnent ot
the North I1akota National Guard
which figures ns going out Of the state
nest year. s!ss
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EsMooT Nd BURTON & CONTINUE
ATTACK ON ii "A RIFF MEAsU Re
5s u HE 5ssE AT sGS


bombar rdment Of the UnderW ood- Sim
mons tariff bill was continued by re-
publican senator's, Senate Burt of
Ohio, expressing aa ii assurance III
would fail in its purpose to lower the
cost of living and Senator Smo oot, Of
Utah, in an address, branding it .t..the5
most injurious if measure ever
taken up for consid era ton by cong
ress.,s''S
smoot said This bill: is #a artisan
and sectional me asure, the outcome
.ofsecret caucus methods such as new.
$Ssr ruled before in the senate. In his
book Our SeW Freed onl, wilson says
there isl no excuse for eau ues,siing and
speech in be-
fore election en1ph hasized the spoi int
asserting there is no necessity for
secrecy in eongre ressional procee edings.
Yet NOTHING III histo has there been
anything to equal the record i'm the
way Of dark meth DDS used in the pre-
paration OF this bill 4
Analyzing the bill throug ghout smoot
declared !: tsOff the many monstrous
provisions of this tariff law perhaps
the worst is the one designed to anni-
3hilate the pro- oduction Of sugar il the
count Il
He redicted dire results when the
bill becomes "a y laW. aying the first to
suffer ould not be the trusts. but the
s.thousa sands sof manufa acturers OF small
capital. Burt on made an equal dire
SDredjcti on
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ase On I rial
MCKENZIE COUNTY MURDER CAS-
s TO BE- n EARD IN
INK


s mot. uly murder
case from Ne enzie count viii b.
tried before Jud dge lsei gihton III
the district is sE court which conV Vened ir1
Minos Monday
The defenda Il rorn lien &c:
sschafer who is alleged ID have IilIei
a for the fsctions ii lis sweet
heart.
s His attorneys have had the case xssss
moved from INCL ISenzie county to VAR
county On the ground of prejjadice
Ess His defense is expected tn
sanity.
ss he case IA scheduled sS De Easg
nezs Monday
M III m lf0fA lfsssl Sesys.S fss SSRs;sSs J,
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Jack Dlliis ! ()1,
.Sho IL 7 our
CHAMPION TRAP SHOOTER OF
STATE MAKES BOUNDS OF
SEVERAL CITIES. III

Jack Duis, the real mpion trap
shooting Of the state. returned this
week from 4 circuit Of the important
places Of the state where he paftieipat-
ed ID q number Of gun club tourna-
ments with much success, in several
instances leading q big field. Leeds,
Minot and Kenmare were visited by
Mr.. Duis who enjoyed weeks outing.
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DISTINGUISHED PART - oF 10.
MEN HOLD lin INTERESTING
STREET MEETiN e.

vFotes for Women was given its;
first impetus III Devils Lake Tuesday
night when several prominent women
addressed an att entive audience on
the Suffrage movement and succeeded
in Launching a campaign which will
nndoubte have a telling effect in
North Dakota
Miss Janette Rankin, the national
field organizer Of the United States.
gave very intelli gent and atorical
address, showing careful study and
deep interest in the NOV Vemen I.
3 8 In the party we're Miss Rankin, Mrs
! Darroy AZ rs q. Ami don. Dan Dars
row and Staly Amid don. The part ar.
rived here BY auto from Grand Forks
In which they are touring the state.
Wednesday Was spent at Chantauqua
in the Interest Of suffrage. Protec-
ton Of women oilers was the main
theme the adj dresses given by
Miss Rankin who made q strong plea
for the hetterInen of condit itions, ess
peciallg the sweat shops of2 the tene-
ment districts of New York. n II
During eir stay In The city the
party were guests Of Mi. and Mrs.
Silver serumgard
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4 Miss Cecilia Snyder Of Columbus,
Ohio, has come for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. p. G. Duell. Tuesday she
left with Howard Duell for Garske
to spend a few days at the Duell
farm. d 2 4, S5 @ SEE.
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Grand Forks Times: g. Il. Wehe
returned today from the Gettyshurg
reunion and reports that he had Il
very GOOD tirne. There were over
A. 900 veteral,s Iii the camp during
ths sscailpz rhy aii enjoyed
TIE tSiaetlng With old comrades iii
spite s11 the Iaek that tlss weather was
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-07-25

;ssS Vigren has accepted q road po
sition with the IIlterso Ocean. 3!8ss
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81 ~ Elltotl his aoAe tso ssraaa Eurs
NJ sttesa Nv fAlr.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

citation. 1o6 ST Marks pl Nov q: vr. .
cent; A.IW; attorney, y Wazeter ~ ~
Broadway. - Sh
LOCUST AVE. n cor i36th st. %,
C | 18th st y 10 bulkhcad line. Mn
ave. n 133d st, 20G5x irrog to lat,il ",ilos
Port Morris Land and Improvement ~ "
United states Trust 60. ~ Wall Il. NJ 70
due Nov |. 1916 s50,oJ0; attorneys. s,ew,r-
Shearer. 45 Wall ST
LOTS c+O and 6iI, map Lohbsuo, D.,
Frank p Schirentino to Kathleen Rlsnd " -
CldrksOn ST, Brooklyn; Nov 20; Gi,o ss ~
bond; $50; attorney, O'Kennedy, 20 NJ.
sau ST. 'as-
MONROE AVE. " {. az II n OF l73a q, a.
0J: Bernard Padanes TO Phoenix Tube 90 ,S ,ss
North i1th ST, Brooklyn; Nov 10: due rs - =.
bond; 5000 J."
PERRY AVE. 5. 225 It OF Gun nm
Road. 34xlOo Mary + Marshall to Wssrn.s s,s
So. 800: address, BaypOrt, Long Island
PROSPECT AVE. cor lG7th 81 a.
100: 167th ST. : :, lac n W OF Prospect sya
s0x100. Adolph Deutsch to Aetna Acciden, ,rf
Liability 60, Hartford. Conn; Nov .. oo,s
Sils,0oO; yrs; $1,000. attorney. 7 Tpt
Co. i3j Broadway.
UNIVERSITY AVE. 2235. W :. 5ox,oo.
Amandus Meyer TO Title Guarantee and IT,
co; Nov "a; due as per bond; $500; addres.
lI6 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1885. w e,v,eo.
VIM T. Kaysser 10 Caroline 4 Wheeler. dno y
per bond; Nov %: 5000: attorney, Title Gn,r
antee Co, 176 Broadway.
18TH ST. n :, 1884 Il Of Willis av.
16.5xlOO: r Louis Britt 10 Geo r TlNs,'
1883 Arthur ave prior mtg $4,000. Nov ~.
. yrs 6 per cent; $1,000; attorney. Title CO.
antee and Trust GO. 116 Broadway
1s9TH ST, :, 31.6 n ~ Hughes ava
G6. sxlCO: Durbar Realty 60 20 Ed A pidi.
Fanwood. y J: Nov -: due as per bord
$50, 600; attorneys, Bowers q Sands 90 Ce5a,
St
1S9TH ST. 3 s. 376XGj: Belmont ave q A,
100; same to same: due as per bond; Nov gs
SlJ, eco: attorney, same.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
LONG VIEW TRIP ENJOYED
Newspaper Men Entertained at
New Jersey Development.

George II. Pearc. president of the
company which is developing Long View.
entertained "A number Of friends and
newspaper men on the property yester-
day.
They were taken in automobiles over
the development. which comprises 800
acres with a river frontage OF over a
Ilile. The land is clos 10 and overlooks
Summit. y. j.. on the Lackawanna Rail-
road. The place is noted for It's natural
adv lntages. having beautiful rolling land,
partly wooded, located upon the slopes
OF Long Hin. From this hill an unob-
structed view for many miles can be had.
After tie automobile ride luncheon
was given at the clubhouse. Mr. Peare
then tod of the plans OF his company for
the many Improvements 10 be made at
the development.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
WHEAT PRICES SOARING
Other Grains and Provisions
Follow Suit in Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. 2J.-Bcllef that the Ar
gen,iue crop Will be short and that IN
Consequence there will be brisk demand
from Europe sent the wheat market
soaring to-day Prices closed firm at 4, c.
10 &c net higher. Other grains too
finished at an advance: corn sc To- &C..
and oats &c TO &c. In provisions the
wind-up was the same as last night 10 a
rise of l2i2. European acceptances Of cx-
port offers from Chicago gave the wheat
bulls assurance. So also did Kansas CITY
and Duluth kilograms telling of activity
on the part OF foreigners. Moreover. the
stocks OF unsold wheat East were said 10
he the lightest in years. transatlantic
demand having absorbed shipments as
fast as made by way of the lakes
Strength of prices at Buenos Ayres was
held to confirm cabled reports that the
Argentine harvest outlook was bad
Range of prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser and
Attorney
NOVEMBER -.
M anhattan.

BROADWAY, = from Ssth to soth SITS
and 100 II on SSth st and No6 II on seth ST
ana irreg; Eleanor j Chapman to Metropolt-
tan Improvement Co. 100 Broadway; Nov 90;
and Trust 60. l7G Broadway
CANNON ST. o. 2TXlOO. Isidor Silverman
to IgnatZ LEBLANC. 10 Clinton ST. Brooklyn
(mtg S2S0 0O0D. Nov q; all title; 500; attor-
ncy. charles Schwck 90 Wall 81.
HORATIo ST II, :: lGsXsl q; Jane A
Oct ~; $500; attorney. Lawyers Title
CO. 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Jane a Miller to
same; oct 80. q C; 81; attorney. same.
HORATIO ST. :, ll5.s n OF ith St.
16SxST.6: Henrietta Garrison and ano.
cxrs. to same; Nov ~ $4,000. attorney.
WEsEY ST AS. H.5xio: Geronimo Rom
coroni to Silvio j Roncoroni. Wegman
Court. jersey city, y mtg S2j.000); Nov
-: ST. attorney. II X Prentice, - Broad
way.
20 AVE. $. a. II Of 1o3d ST. 50x1o0
Mutual Alliance Trust 90 to Isaac silver
man. $50 East 1isth st. and ano; Nov 81
500; attorney Lawyers Title co. 100 Broad
way.
5rH AVE, n @ cor OF Goth st. 100 5x200
Goth ST, n =. 200 II OF 9th ave. 25Xl00.5;
charles Lanier and aro 10 Charles Lanier
John l. Caiwalader and Henry & Taylor
AZ South Portsmouth, ]. joint tenants
(mtg 81 $50 000): Oct 90 attorney, Henry l.
Norris. 32 Liberty ST.
IlTH ST. 363 West. oOx932: Lewis s
8urchard, ref. to Herman Reher, 2i6 West
ilth st (mtg $4,000 Nov -: $500; attorney.
Title Guarantee Co. IT6 Broadway.
ETH ST. $40 East. 31xos.9: John II
Bodine to the Hamilton Holding Co. 149
rey. o II Sugarman.. $40 Broadway.
i3D ST :. 1926 II W Of 9th ave. 226x
Ioo5: Edgar \ Mix to Morris d Bowers.
attorney. NJ Murray. 33t 5th ave
stTH ST. >. t0t n " Of Avenue A. % TX
1922; Stephen o'Brien. ref. to Gus A Meyer.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
TENTATIVE PLANS
FOR HARVARD CLUB
Recorded with Buildings Depart,
ment for Ruling Relating
to the Work.

McNim. Mead x White have iiied tenta-
tive plans to determine what can be done
I'm the way OF enlarglng the Harvard club.
The plans are recorded to obtain n ruling
on a constitutional problem relating TO
walls. etc. under the present code.
Meanwhile. definite plans are being
worked out 10 extend the club some time
next spring over the plot No. p TO % West
18Th street. purchased from Paul Starrett
in November. 1912. and No. - West iith
street. acquired AT the same time by the
club from Thomas W. Slocum.
To comply with the Building Bureau
regulations. the architects have estimated
the cost OF the proposed annex at NSo'W''
but that sum does not indicate what VIII
be the ultimate expenditure.
The clubs present home Is three and
six story fifty-foot structure. extending
through the block between Firth ana
sixth avenues. ana when enlarged VIII
front 10 feet on 18th street and 10 feet on
iith street.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
unrxSSFS AND SYRIPS The

IN
we're firm Syrups were quiet. III.
NAVAL STORES S-Turpcntine was que u
and about unchanged. ROsn sltau!' WIN "
moderate demand. Tar firm. -
OIIS-Rcfucd petroleum was sleduS anu
unchanged. Linseed oil quiet. r,.,,o,d
RICF-Quiet and about steady. Demasu
from local distributors is still OF mana
to.mouth character. go 81,
STGAR-Refned unchanged, with all re-
fncrs taking orders at & zoe iGT me s' an
lated ana listing at 4.@'c. BuSln'ss 80 80
Quiet Raw declined l-@2c. lrauiuH Nn'
not particularly active. ana me daE 'I"s
actions amounted TO 1000" haGS tupdN ~.
trifucal at - $50. cost and irelghl' I" u'
American old crop for prompt shipmen,; d! -
though there wcr. rumprs That Porto iSlco ;
new crop was sold on the basis ol 80 - lI'
ce,trifucal but they could not be cohnriilet.
Sp,t uricos were "t4C fol centrifugal. ol &c
for Muscovadc and = SOC for mo.aHscs I'D
nndon. beet sugar was nat ana ioM,,'' VIZ "
November and December quoted Us 90 anu anu
Nav qs SD with the curb at 9S I'd Tor
November. gs 3ied for December and Us NI2a
fer May London cabled the stock OF sugar
i'm the United Kingdom az 10000 tons
against Is OOO last week Willett Il Gray
r,port the movement Of sugar AT the SIN
principal ports Of cuba for the wCeR as
follows. Receipts none, against 4,"Vp 'h'
prc,iouc week, none last year and none IN
iai1. exports 5000 against 1000. none ana
none: stock $1,000. against $4,000. 5000 ana
none: receipts for the entire Island none.
against 5000. none and none, Cenirals
grinding against mono and none.
HIDES-Trading during the week was NOT
particularly active. but The tone was easier
and prices in some Of the leading grades
were lower
LEATHER-ThCrcw was fair inquiry from
local MANUFACTURED and with stocks OF all
Kinds unusually light prices were hrmE
held.
DRUGS-There was a pretty good demand
during the week. although orders continued
Of tobbing character. Mail and tele-
graphic orders were liberal. and prices in
tho main showed no changes OF consequence.
Opium was quiet Essential oils were cas-
ier and IN some instances lower.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
JOIN UPPER FIFTH
AVE. ART COLONY
Brio -Brac Firm Leases Store
and Basement-Other Rentals
for Business.

Douglas l.. Gilman & co. have leased
the store and basement at No. COS fltth
avenue for a term Of years for Edward
NsrpoIies TO \. l.. Aubrain & Co.. dealers
I'm bric-a .brac, who for the last twenty
years have been located at No. POI flith
avenue.
This house was leased last week to
Margolies through Albert B. Ashforth'
Inc. from Marie II. Clemens. II Is hNe
story dwelling on a lot 22.5Nlco feet. Win
the leasing Of the property, Margolles
announced that he would alter the FIRST
two floors for business purposes and the
upper part OF the structure Tor apart
ments. IL is one of the last dwellings on
the east side OF the block from 4sth to
10Th street that had so far escaped the
hand of the speculatOr or the tradesman.
To the north IS the Kernochan property.
which was altered for trade about two
years ago. on the other side Is the
former Flower dwelling. which was made
over because of the great inducement In
Increased rentals offered by trade.
Hornor & Co, Inc, have leased for the
Echo Investing Corporation, johnson
Kahn Company two floors or the 2bth
Street and Fifth Avenue building. TO the
Llggett and Myers Tobacco Company for
a long term of years. The building is
known as No. 2l2 Fifth avenue and No.
ll39 Broadway
The Cross g. Brown Company has
leased for the American Locomotive
Company TO Peter J. Fischer, the entire
building No. 243-2i5 West 6ith street. and
for Klein G. Jackson to the II. /. v.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday AT the Real Estate EN-
change salcsroom. Nos. II and Is Nesey
street.
BY Joseph T. Day
%oTH ST. - West. =. 1879 II ot
Broadway. 2uSos9. s,y bldg and stores
GrH AVE. 3. W =. 500 u n Of Carmine
-. 2uN70. sty tcnmt and stores. sold az
private sale.
I stv tcrm' and stores. Sold FOR $4,000.
l31TH 81. I5I East, =, 2iG2 n " OF
Brown place. i6.sxioo 3 sty dwlg. sold 90
Michael Kennedy for 81 500.
>pTH ST. 40 East. 8. l92 n u Lex
irgton ave. l>4xlo22. sly dwlg sold
for SIS 900.
o>rH ST. i27 West n s. ooI2 n " OF
columbus ave. 2IgN1Oo II: sty hathouse.
sold TO David Dr.yfus for 500. 100.
ii2Tli ST. 30 and - East :. 26.3 y "
of Park aye. - sty tonmts. each "o.3N
IRVING AVE. 2lI 10 Us. Port chester.
y y. sly tonmt and stores. sold for
DAVIDSON AVE. 9 W cor Of buchanan
place. 1O0NlOO Sold for $40 100.
GRAND AVE. W cor Of Bergen 81. Brook
lyn. l39IXiG.Sx irreg. vacant Sold for
5rH AVE. II W q. 2se It n o, Sth a. &c 03x
ion stv apartment house; sold TO the plain
WIIri:rI 81. 90. . s. ZOO Il n OF Rlvlnston
st. Nloo. sty tenmt aud stores and sly
tcnmt in relr. sold to the plaintiff for Sls.5Oo.
Ey Bryan l.. Kennedy.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. as to 4Sl. W
cor iOSth -. luuXiou two : sty MrlrOse apart
mcut house. adjourned 10 December 3.
By u =. lngraham a Co.
lIITH ST H. ana II West n S. 2G6.7 II
~ 5'h ave. 3isNlc01i. sly tenm:: sold 60
jay * Kay 60 ior SIS i25.
By j. n. Mayors.
ELDRIDGE ST. I35 aud l3T " s. ~ n
of Broome St. jnNlOl sty tcnmt and stores,
solo 10 the plaintiff for So. ooo.
At The Bronx exchange:
~, Henry Brady.
PAILDGNG AVE. =. l3i q NJ 2lith st.
25NiU5x lrrcg. adjourned TO December =.
By George Price.
WHITE PLAINS I,D. tTJJ 20 i7Gi 3. 10
n 3 of 2i2l a.. " 12S II 20 Richardson ave
ll5x1O0v y 9SXl95.3. adjourned TO De
Ccmher .
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
House at EdgecOmb Avenue
and 139th Street Sold
by Crosby Estate.
CASH BUYER FOUND
FOR NEW BUILDINGS
Realty Company Purchases for
Improvement Large Plot in
Prospect Avenue.

Dwelling and tenement house properties
made, UP the bulk of the trading IN the
real estate market yesterday.
Pcasc & Gilman. in conjunction with
w. T.. and w r. Brown, sold the three
story private dwelling house at the nor'h-
east corner OF EdGcombe avenue and l39tn
street for The Crosby estate. The buyer
the Kavas Construction Company. gave
n exchange the two i0-foot five story
apartment houses. recently completed, at
No. SI3 To Sl7 Failc street, The Bronx.
Mrs. Edwin i. Ward has sold No. -
West gGth street, n four story and base
ment dwelling house, on lot 20xlOo.ll feet.
The purchaser is reported 20 be Gertrude
Smith The house is located two doors
west OF the home Of Mrs. 4. +. Stetson.
head Of the First Church Of Christ, Sci
enlist. which occupies the adjoining cor
uer Of Central Parl, West.
:. II. Frankenheim has sold for Gertrude
T. Mahoney 20 Louis \. Britt the three
story brick dwelling house 80. 4l3 East
l39th street, on lot 16.SXloO feet
Joseph u. Day has sold for the Philip
VI. smith estate to John J. Robinson No.
a NlNll ahflh'' 81 ANii'' f''..'F
house. on lot 20x7o feet, between Bleecher
and West ith streets. The property was
scheduled FOR auction on Monday at the
stand Of Mr. Day
The Louis T.. Bates Company has solo
No. Gil West 176th street. one Of two fiv'
story apartment houses recently completed
at that point. each occupying plot i6.+X
100 feet. tu William Fischer. who paid all
cash above the first mortgage.
Eugene !. Bushcr has sold for George
Schaefcr 40 3j3 East l3Sth street, five
stor, nathousc. with two stores. on lot 25v
100 feet, to an investor.
Charles Lopard has sold Nos. $40 and
SIS Fast 10th street. five story new
law house. on plot 5oXl6l feet. for tho
Angel Construction Company to the iiud-
son Realty Company.
The Hudson Realty Company has SOLD
10 the CarmInc Cioni Company the vacant
block front on tho west side Of Prospect
avenue, between 1C6th and 165th streets
The plot. which fronts 200 feet on the ave-
nue. and 100 feet on each street viii be
improved with FIVE six story apartment,
houses. Andrew Cullen negotiated tho
transaction.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Standard copper on the Metal EI
change Was duh and prices were nominal. The
local street market for copper was still un-
settled and easier. with lake quoted 1Ja1J &c
nor inal elcctrolytic l4ia4l4@.c and casting
l4isWlt.sc. In London copper closed firm at
t66 IS td for spot ana t6j IS Cd for futures.
1lN-Stcady. with sales Of 10 tons eX steam
er Maryland at 20 %. Spot. November and
December In New Iorl. closed at 80. 2Og39.jOc.
January. 30 30n3J so: February and March.
30. j.3jH@9J0c. In London tin closed at fl59 fOr
spot and fiSO for futures
L&AD-Quiet. New York November. i.200
SOC; East 81. Louis, 4.0jqi 1Jc. London lead
close at fls Is.
SrELrER-Quiot; New York spot. 5.20q
1"Oc. East St. Louis 505a5.15c. London
srelter closed At 800 los
IRON Middlesboro No 3, 49s 81 in London.
The LEGAL iron market was quiet and un-
changed. with No foundry Northern quoted
SO tO@Slj 10; No Northern Sl5 25aSi5 80.
No southern and soft S14 I5d<i5 -.