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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-19
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CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 49,
Senator Marshall, chairman OF the
Senate legislative bribery committee.
reported that the committee could not
secure q copy OF the Indictment
against the accused legislators until
Thursday afternoon and expressed
tho belief that while the committee
would have another report TO make
before the end Of the session, the COM
mittee's labor would not be eomplet'
ed and an appropriation would be nee
essary to carry on the work.
Especial to the West vlrgtn.4..
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb. 49,
Senator Gray's cigarette bill prohibit.
ing the sale OF cigarettes to persons
under the age OF 81 years passed the
Senate without dissenting vote and
went to the House.
The woman's suffrage bill which
passed the House some days ago was
voted on In the Senate at noon to-day.
The vote stood 1G for and 13 uga.'nst
with one senator absent.
.(BY AssoCIArFn P&ESs.l
CHARL ESToS, W. Va, Feb. 49,
Incendiaries fired the house occupied
by Major J. b. Payne at Dakota in the
Cabin Creek martial law district at
four O'Clock this morning. The house
and two adjoining buildings were de-
Etroyed.
Major and Mrs. Payne had narrow
escape from cremation. Awakened by
the binding smoke they found escape
/; by the stairway shut off: Major Payne
.sio%efelAIs wife from. the. SECOND story
window Is tli6 ground by means of
bed sheets. aud followed her just as
the floor pf the room collapsed.
One hundred dollars in money and
a diamond ring was lost. The mill.
tary authorities are prosecuting Wig.
orous search for the fire bugs. Major
Payne is an officer of the West Vir-
glnia National Guard, and had been
serving as chief OF the mine guards in
the Cabin Creek district.
The 18th joint assembly ballot for
the election of United States senator
failed in its purpose. The vote:
Watson, 40; Daley, i; Hamilton, Il;
Mann, 20; Elkins. 90; White, S; Hub.
bard, ,S; Edwards, 8,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, FEB. l9.-
Tie special grand jury investigating
tho United States senatorial bribery
charges, began It's operations au hour
earlier than; usual today, but no re.
port was expected before nightfall, If
then.
1t was predicted that as the Legis-
iature had only few more days OF
life. and as there Is vast amount of
work to be done, the grand jury will
postpone announcement OF further in
dictments untll after the Legislature
adjourns. Otherwise, If the legisla'
tors are Indicted, the work OF the Leg.
islnture may be seriously impeded.
However, It is by. ho means certain.
that Indictments agalust members o!
tae Legislature will be returned, AS
the deliberations of the jury are being
carefully guarded by the court, and no
ihtimaticn Of its finding is allowed TO
reach the public,
The finance committee OF the House
and Senate vas expected to Introduce
the general appropriation bill today,
as 1t must be read for three successive
days before 1t is passed. It Is said TO
carry one: appropriation OF approx.
fiiately $4,000 to cover the cost OF
military Z, operation during the Goa!
strikt.
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For Mrs, Race,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-19
FA|RMONT
CHARTER BILL
IS A MODEL
MEssRs. POWELL AND DAVIS ARE
WELL SATISFIED WITH RE,
SUITS ACCOM- PLIsHE0 IN
CHARLESTON.

That Fairmont will have one of tho
best forms OF commission government
| is the belief OF Messrs. Charles Powell
and L. NJ. Davis who have been at
Charleston working On the new
scheme. Both have issued signed
statements relative 10 the bill that is
now pending and which will be passed.
Tho statements follow:
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 49,
while ! did not favor the bipartisan
plan believe that Fairmont will have
one OF the best charters in the State.
Its general provisions are brought up
10 date, giving the city government.
great power and It Is progressive. In
giving the people the initiative, refer
endum and recall with civil service,
the city council also possesses veto
power of ordinances and franchises
passed by the commissioners. 1t Should
have the support Of all who want good
government. II is big step in the
light direction.
IL. N. DAVIS"
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb. 49,
4 believe Falrmont will have the best
charter in the State. Its expressed oh.
icct is non.partisan government. This
vouchsafed by refusing any politi.
cal party a majority in any event
either the four commissioners or the
two councllmen from each OF tn4
eight wards. Council possesses veto
power, City's powers are full, All fur.
ther vouchsafed BY initiative, referen.
DUN and recall. Civil service Is pro.
vlded.
"CHARLES POWELL"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-19

couRTNEXs, Advance sale Of Pan;
auas, al one. third Stlsss than sunuaeF
prices. plsplaysd III olir shoys VIM!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-19

couBTNEN Nst advahee saisto tol Pant
tamas ene; ;tlslfd less tbar snmwer
IprIess olspIaYed ln oiIr ahow elH.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-19

couRFNESs' Advance sale Of Pan,
Iamas at Sone;ttied less ttan sttmme'
IPtises. pIspla yea Iti otiE show win
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-19
OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC

A limited numberof shares OF
the new issue or increase Of the
Capital stock Of The National
Bank Of Fairmout viii be offered
ts the pubic. For rtieuIars adj
rressS o. apply 10 any Of tte otfi,
cars q elss eshI s.tt' 4 Y J;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-19

Increasing cloudiness, followed b
rain late tonight or Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

RICE-Inactive, but steady. with opera
lions largely Of jobbns character. seen
lngs. 4qi%c; ordinary, i-q 44c' llqdlEG -.
be- socd ordinary. Jg0l.c; prime. ., +So.eo'
ohoice, 5i.QJ'.c; head Japan 4'29'c' fA''a'
69sGTc.
sUGAR-Refned steady with all the re-
nners asking 42Jc for gIanuated, although
II said that further sales had been made
on the basis Of 5.loc. The foHowhg TICS
are quoted by the American sugar RennlhS
Go: crystal dominoes' cases ID cartons
half or full size pieces, I.oOc and 100 III =
cases: do cases. . 10 cartons &C and t.lOc III
y cases; Eagle tablets jG1c; crushed, 9.V9c;
cut loaf Jijc. mould 4. SOC. cubes. Eagle.
10 bags. powdered and Easl, confectioners
grsnulajed. 4.ooc NXXN powdered, A.5Oc: pow
d,red and coarse powdered and Eagle coarse
graduated. 445c; fruit powdered and t-agle eN-
ira fine. granulated,4S1c. crystal domino granN-
lated. cases. 2. 81 and > Ii cartons 900 ana
4. 15c in = cases; Eagle =. 3lz and ID cartons
OF fine graduated. : JJc; Eagle N bags do.
4 65c: 81 10 bags do. 4.0Oc 10 bags 90,
j.55c; 10 10 bags do. 4.5Oc: % and 90 ID bags
lated and diamond 4, i.35c confeouoners ~
4 2Oc. crystal domino granulated cases. =
81 and 10 cartons. 4.65c and s5c IN = cases
No l. 4.l0c: No .. 4C5c; No g. &c; 80 T.
s 95c; No 5. =. 9Oc: No 6. $3.50; No T. 3SOc:
40 $ 75c No o. 3.TOc: No TO- 3.6jc: No H.
3.6Oc No l.. 3.55c. No Is. Il and 10. 500.
at Csc for centrfugals. but while there
were buyers for Cubas on tho old bcsis. sellers
were asking l-S2c higher for cost and reign.
Quotations were unchanged. with centrifugal
O6 test quoted S33d3.S6c: muscovado. 80 test
= scT2. SEC. and moasscs 30 test. 2.5s02.6lc.
In London, beet sugar was slightly stesdier
early. with APRIL at 6 ga MAY at 9s yAd,
and August al 100, but on the late curb there
was . partial reaction. with April az Us
SID May at 9s 9'4d and Aueust at zoe.
81 four United states ports for last week
as follows Receipts for tho week. 4S.sU tons.
against 1890 the previous week. 3O'los last
wear and ~ .JJ6 in 1911 MEETINGS, 10000.
against 10000. 50.V1O and 10000: total stock
a57 80 against 2is935 1Sl.326 and OO,O55-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

APARTMENTS-B the Douglas Rob-
inson, Charles s. Brown Company to
Winthrop Ames in No. q Gramcrcy Park.
and furnished apartment in No SO
Park avenue TO Philip = Weld
BUILDINGS-By II. Freud. No. ~ West
23d street. to Robinsons London Shop.
garment firm
DWELLING HOUSES-By Poase &
Gilman. No. rs East 5sth street, to Mrs.
T. s Walker.
LOFTS-By Hell & Stern. in No 92-96
Blocker street, southwest corner of Mer-
Ger street. three lofts. containing about
$1,000 feet. to II. & 5. Cohn.
BY NJ. & l.. Hess To Higgins & Setter. In
No. 26l261 West 36th street: TO the
Metropolis Dress Company. loft in No.
l5l-15j West Goth street.
BY William II. Whiting & Co. to Rosen-
baum q Phillips. at No. 81 William
street: at No. . Park Place. TO George II.
Swartwout. Jr.. & CO.. ut nos Il and g.
Warren street. to Clark d Zugala: the
entire lofts at No. 1875 William street To
". II. Miller. and at No. Il Beekman
street to John &. Hassel
OFFICES-By Ewing. Bacon & Henry.
a suite OF offices I'm the Worlds Tower
Building TO the Ef-kO Sales Company:
To the Wdldeman Company. space i'm the
Architects Building. northeast corner of
Inc Company.
BY John n. Goldng, IN No. 10 Maiden
Lane and No. y Cedar street, TO Mayer
q Mendelsohn. Jacob Rothschild Il Co,
Jessie Ashley. Max Schenckman. Casualty
Insurance Exchange. j. Van Nechten OIL
colt, Mornay Williams Workmen's Com
pensation Publicity Bureau. Surety Asso-
citation of America, j. Jacobowitz. Me
Lean. Hayward q Kelsey and Abraham
Nogel
STORES AND EASEMENTS the
Cross & Brown Company. to the Edwin
Cigar Company. at No. 30 East I'D street.
and 10 the Bellmore Lunch Company. at
No. 80 Fourth avenue.
BY L. Tanenbaum, Strauss d CO.. for
the Cross a. Brown Company. the store
and basement No 80 to ~ East sd street
to Klingenstein Bros. q Co. for a term
OF years
BY William II. Whiting & Co. store and
basement at No. 20 Fulton street TO Hy-
man Neiverth: store at No Il Spruce
street TO NJ. Friedlander d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The market for standard copper
on the Metal Exchange was quiet with spot.
April. May. June and july quoted AZ lJ12ia n
Logic. Tho local street market for copper
was firm. with lake quoted a. ij',c. electro
lytic. 11%c, and casting. 15Hc. In London
copper closed AZ tGS los for spot and f6s Rs
for futures. Arrivals Of copper ~ New York
Yesterday. 3.22O tons. exports for the month
thus far. IL. l4s tons
1IN-FirD but quiet. with sales of 10 tons
SPOT tin closed a. 80 7J0 JOc: April. 20. G2t- 10
4g.s7iac. MAY. 90 45d4g62isc: June i9O7 ,n
f1.31i-c. july. - boa .. 81 fsc. August - .5l
- .f&'ac. In London tin closed 40 f-21 5s for
spot and f22l l5s for futures
LEAD-steady and unchanged az 43oc I'm
New York and 4i7i.Ni22isc IN East ST.
Louis. In London lead closed At rs los
SPELTER- Quiet. New York. spot = SOC
bid: East -. Louis j.Gjc bid London spelter
t25 4 81.
IRON Cleveland warrants Cos 81 in Lon
don. Locally iron was barely steady with No
] foundry Northern. Southern and soft Si1 IId
Nls - 40 % NnILhcrl- 81 n.lLkII u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

AMSTERDAM AVE. W 5. 80 Z, Of ls0th
ST. Richard i Lydon, ref To Elizabeth
\ Van Beuren. 90 East 10Th st: April i6.
$500: attorneys. Merrill & Rogers. 100
BRoOME ST. :. lot sII. map \ Bay
West 150th Il: all title (mtg s63. 500; April
u: 500; attorneys. Niebrugge * Niebrugsc,
cHRYsTIE ST. W s. 252xao.Io; wolf
Karnis to Mendel Berman. $50 Grand ST
tmtg si1.5o0): April II: 500; attorneys.
MG MH%HaTT SssI A %;p bT sso ,s,o
Reuben T. Fichthorn to Henry w Rupert.
so Manhattan ave mtg SG.o0o). April II;
500; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
FULTON ST. III. 2S.2xIIo1i to 5 Ann
st 500 x252xiI0.1; Harris Mandelbaum et
al 10 Kate Blank. os7 Union ave tmtg $50
500: b and $: April IL; 800; attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Kate Blank to Harris
Mandelbaum. T. West sith ST. ana ano 'mig
torncy.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 20, n 9 cor 10Th st.
i, iS9G ioxl; .NG' Wi nid :, in,s .2 doo,
March IS. $3.50; attorney. Judson q Wells,
! Union ave.
VERMrIYEA AVE. cor Hawthorne
st. Io0xloo. George Maykopf to Minturn y
1901 t s. " attorney. " Collins 50 Wall St
WILLETT ST, 0S. 2orloos toso Markovits
to Jonas Weiss. SIS East s2d st tmtg $40
O00) April 49, 500: attorneys Engel Bros.
49, Nassau II.
Sd AVE 1904, 2G10xloo; Lester Lazarus.
ref. 10 Herman Wiebe. 2la East 200th ST
lmts s2l.oOop; April ~ sa.o4o; attorney.
STr AVE-. s,G aJxsO; Valentine Detz 20
James Maloney G2i sth ave: April IL; 800.
attorney. rifle Guarantee and Trust Co. 100
Broadway.
9TH sT 705 and 707 East, ilx923 2: Jonas
Weiss 10 Rose Markowits. 3s2 Central ave.
Brooklyn nntg si9.s 500; April 10: 500; attor-
ney. " LOTHIAN. 962 Gates ave: brooklyn.
1ETH ST 330 East, 8. 2J.SxlO3.3: Max
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
RECORDED LEASES.

with name aud address Of lessee
BRIGGS AVE. cor l9sth ~ 1store. etcD
Lima Plate 20 Margaret Gruning: 10 yrs from
NAV I. 1875 $40. address. 80 Madison ST..
Brooklyn
BEDFORD ST. - otorel: Abraham II Ait
schul to Antonio Tomasulo; YRS from MAY /.
1913: $50: address. 30 Downing 81.
HENRY ST. 81 alb. Ificl Schurm and ano
to Moses Topper: yrs from April I. 1913.
s.. 100. address ~ Norfolk 81.
PITT ST. II ,alb. Anton Won Benst ~ al to
Man Barih. yrs from May |. 1913: s.. 700.
address. 2G5 Division st.
30 AVE. 2i7 to 25I nlb; Mary g Barth 10
Twentieth Century Laundry 90. ! YRS from
Nav |. 1911. $4,000. address. 81 "a ave
30 AVE. 1890 TO 303s y cor i5Gth ST.
l3S. l0Nl0O alD. William Jay and ano. trus
tees. TO Bernard J Maccorry; yrs from May
J. 1915: Si0o00; address, ~ Clifton Terrace.
Neehawken. y T.
iIH AVE. rs tstorcl j Apscl and ano to
Paul Moreues. yrs and mos from April H.
1919 $3.50; address. leJ West 10Th 81.
9TH AVE. 90 ,store and basement: Carolins
Keller 10 John leiilcr a co: yrs from May
]. 1913. 1850: address. ~ Franklin ST.
18TH ST. - West (alD: i Edgar Phillips
to lane j Chrystie. yrs from Aug /. 1912
g.. 600: address. 80 West 9th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

The Rudolph Waliach Company has
sold through the ". Morgenthau. Jr.,
COMPANY, No f66 TO 80 Grand street,
three two and three story store and Nat
houses. buildings on plot 49.lOXlCo feet.
The property adjoins the northeast corner
of Grand and Pitt streets and was pur-
chased by the Rudolph Wallach Company
at auction in October. 1911. II is said
that a theatre devoted to Yiddish plays
will be erected on the site
Walter g. Oakham. president OF the
Hudson River Companies. has leased the
five story house No. 10 Fifth avenue on
lot 3oxlo0 feet.
The Weiss Realities have sold TO
Carl Janke, Of Boston. Mass. No. 2)1S
Clinton avenue. a FIVE story fiathouse on
plot f2xl20 feet: also No. i5l East INST
street. a five story house Oh plot JoXlOO
feet In part payment the buyer gave an
apartment house in the Back Bay section
of Boston II is five stories high. cover
ing a plot J0xloo feet. and Is known as no
1l9 Hemenway street.
Pierre VI. Clear * Co have sold for the
Patrick Clendenin Land Company to
tenement houses No. TO Second avenue,
northwest corner OF Houston street, on
plot fronting 1903 feet on the avenue ana
% feet on the street. The selling company
acted for the trustees Of the American
Methodist College. Of Washington. TINS
is the first actual transfer Of the property
In about 100 years.
Other sales announced follow.
LONGFELLOW AVENUE Kurz q tren' IN
conjunction with Green " Epstein, have soiu
for the Benenson Realty Company the north-
west corner Of 116th street and l,0nsfelo"
avenue a plot 71xs2 feet. 10 Thomas nelson.
2i9TH STREET-Charles Wetzol aud H.
Klossei have sold Tor the Meno Building com
PAM the four story nathouse, on plot "i.iH
100 feet on the south side OF 2l2th street ls'
feet east Of White Plains avenue. The bu;er
gives in part payment eight lots cAtehIlhs
through from 216th TO 2l7th street i>o Ieel
cast OF White Plains avenue
CONCOt RSE-S. Edmund Mcklckard q %
have sold for client tho plot Al inc southeds,
corner OF lSgth street and tho Grand boulevard
and Conc0urse. being 81 feet on the Cohcourse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

1unalo lambs. "a III. IS 49, 1913 clipped. 90
h, 81 so 10 Maryland spnns LAMBS lam ief - H.
each, IS unshorn Marylan,Gd %, sn ne 81
per mead: ~ unshorn PENNSYLVANIA sheep
100 il; So; 10 clipped ,e1 10 2;,aTrS ' lambs.
81 20 per head. -. ,.,,h.
e. u, OTIS CO.; 30 a 4, clipped Up state lambs
% 10 curtis ETY. Som NJ p unshorn state lambs,
100 10 SIS 3 cults. 80 H. 81: unshorn bucss
ITO N. s. 30; 2. 100 10. 50; clipped i''
HH0Gs-Reccipts 80 cars. or Co.'s head ID = ?
cars on sale Market steady at - 5'hN1 60
per 100 n: ,roushs sold at s. SoqSs ~ =, Ooun
nv dressed hogs steady al 9nlsc per 10. 49,.
SaIes.-S sanders: 10 Pennsylvania hogs
145 10 average. 81 - per 100 10; 80. 1871 d.
50 IS: rough. go 10. $ 90 -.
1Gl H. 50 10: H. Pennsylvania, III 10. ~ 20
3 Maryland, 100 II. 50 10; rough 40 3D.
Newton & Co.: 80 Pennsylvania hogs. $50
b. ". Otis & Co: 20 PENNSYLVANIA hoes.
100 +. 50 10; > roughs. 700 H. - I'' STAG
Tobin & shannon: 10 state hogs. i1a III.
50 -. go -.
Mcpherson & CO.: 10 state. hogs. 15s 10;
10. s. 90. l boar. 800 n. 81 30
Chicago. April I6-HOGs- Receipts. 1000;
mostly IOc lower; bulk. s. 9Oaso; light, - 'Vl
81 10; mixed, s. I0qs9 10: heavy - 80 -
rough IS 55ass 7o piss 81 I5a$9 ~ NJ l y,
| Receipts. 1900; steady; beeves. - 29gSS ~
Texas steers. 81 1jGS7 80: Western, Sass 10;
stockcis and feeders. So ioaSs 10: COWS an m
hcfers. S. 90ass 30; calves. 50 3og>s oo-
sHEEP-Receip,s. 10000; steady to Zoe lower.
Native. s6dS7 10: Western S6nSi 10; yeariinss,
ST 5OasS %; lambs. native. So GOnSs 50 West
ern. SO 7jaSS -
Kansas city AprI 1G-CATTLE- Receipts,
| G. 10. including 800 Southerns; steady 70 To-
lower; dressed beef and export steers. - 10
J So lair 90 good. 81 20NSS 10. western S,h
s. 30; stockers and feeders. So J0pSS 30; south
ern, SGuS> 30. Southern COWS. s. 2o4<! 20, ma
tive 81 2Jp$7 30; heifers. s7a s. 30; bulls. s. -
1000; l0al5c lower; bulk. IS 6ja$S 90; heavy.
| S G0gSs -: packers and butchers. s. togss iO'
! light, s. 7JQSS so: pigs. s. 15QSs -. SHEEP
lambs s. jOa$S 20. yesrlings. So JodS7 -;
wethers. 50 J0uS1 %. ewes. SJliS6 90 Stockefs
Cincinnati. April 1G.-CATrLE-R Receipts.
52d. slow; steers. s. 25ass 10; heifers. $50
| = 80: cows. 50 5OQS7: calves dun. $685.
| HOGS Receipts. Ia; slow: packers. $ 300
, lights. - 5oq 80 s.: stags. s5as7 30. SHEEP
Receipts. 800; slow: SASS 10; lambs slow: 81
| q 50. spring lambs. SlOGS12.
East Buffalo. April l6 CATTLE Re ceDts.
and 25c higher: E5aS9 %. HoGs-Rcceipts
50 81. mixed. 50 go 81 a.: yorl.ers. 50 $3.50 co.
pigs. 81 J0QS9 so: roughs S. iOasS 80. stays.
S7qs5 -: diaries 81 25qS9 80 SHEEP AID
| LAMBS-Receipts. 800. slow and steady; un-
changed
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
ST Louis. April 1G-CATTLE-Rc ceipts.
400; somewhat SLOW and 10000 lower.
steers. s. OjGSs 80; heifors. sjGSs -: cows
81 soaSI %: Southern steers, 81 75aS7 10.
hOGS-R eeeipts' 10000; moderately active at
10000 decline; choice iich, 10 medium weights.
s. 9Oqs90 %. bulk Of sales IS 9OGs9: packers.
s. ISas9: pigs. 81 25NsS 30. SHEEP Receipts.
900 quiet ana 100 l5c lower. lambs sass.
sGi, Ia'nDs' - 11aSG 90 mutton sheep. SGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

West. II. loQ1l 2oc city. lie; refined. steady :
South America. l2.35c; continent I.Sec. BRA
I'll kegs. 1886, compound. hrm, slsQs.sc.
STEARINE-Quiet lie asked; city lard, l2'ac
NOLAsSES AND sYRtPS-Thero was a
fairly good consumptive trade for molasses'
and prices We're steady. Syrups were in
active but steadily held. New Orleans Cen
trifugal, common. 1j9lGc; fair 1IQ2Oc. good'
2l0 Csc: prime. 2sQ3ic. Now Orleans open
kettle. &5fta5o. syrups, common, ll4l2c; me
0ium, 1inl1c: fancy. iSH22c.
NAVAL sTOREs-Spirits turpentine was
steady and unchanged. rosn dull tar quiet
and unchanged spirits turpentine, machine
bbls. 43c TAR. 300. ROsIN-Common to
good strained. Doc; and D. 5.5Oc; +. 1.91c.
r. J.G1c: -. j.65c;, II and |, j.I3c;' X, GI5c;
VI. 1.2.c; y. 1.7Jc VIC. 1900: WV. Sc.
OlLS-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady PETROLEUM-siand
white. bbs. New York ana Philadelphia, s.oOc
bulk 4.sOc. cases, 1O.SOc; water white. bbls.
500: bulk. 3 soc. cases, New York and Phila
deiphis. II SOC. LINSEED Oll-American
seed. city raw, 4sQ49c. out oi-town raw. ~
G4ec: Calcutta raw. Coo.
COTTOSSEED OLA change TO more
bulish conditions developed yesterday, and
several months sold at or above the cent
level The afternoon advance in lard also
contributed 10 the strength Of oil. Local con-
tract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for the Joseph Biglin estate, represent
ed by Andrew McTigue. a plot of three
acres. with house and outbulldings. cor
ner OF Grand View avenue and Rue de
St Felix. Far Rockaway. l.. L. TO the
:. & l.. Construction Co, who will inn
prove with n large hotel
Cross a. Brown Co. has sold a plot on
Hamilton street. Long Island CITY. for
Charles n. Villas. TO Manhattan manu-
facturer. who will Immediately improve
with a building for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17

Baumann. 276 5th ave; April 10; W..
$4,000.
GOTH ST. 1870 and 1872 West: 4 sly =,
4OxJs o: 1870 West 2Jth Street Co. Inc. 10 No.
rose Realty Co. I35 Broadway: April Il. I,
yr: 6 per cent: sl6J.O00: attorney. New Ycsss
Title Insurance Co. l35 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: same to Gustav Bal.
mann. 2I6 9Th ave tpr mtg Sl6JUO): A,rl
10 yrs. per cent: $4,000.
3JrH ST. centre line at high water mar,
OF Hudson River. runs W 10 18th ave ,
to of 3!st st: New York Central srl
HUDSON River Railroad Co to Susan J. VIVA,
ct al trus: March IA. due May I. 1929; q,
per cent: g. 100000. address. London Eng
47TH ST 100 West: stv brk. 2Oxl00
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BUSH TERMINAL LEASES.

The Bush Terminal Company leased
space to the Russia Cement Company.
Roeb & Dnkins. the American Barrium
Company and the Hydrox Chemical
Company: Max b. Drummer. the s s
kresge. the Sears. Cross Co. the Weeks
human Co. and the Philippine Vegetable
Oil COMPANY
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err, AVE $50. 2jxsO; James Maloney 10
=, GIN rjitz $50 Sth ave; April 10: due,
va, NJ ner bond $4,000: attorney. Title
and Trust CO lse e eSSnty Hold
III .. Sew York Trust 60. 20 Broad 81
,nr,I 10 10: 3 yrs; $4,000; attorneys Merrill
q Rogers. 100 Broadway -. 70,
a3D ST. 155 to i39 East pe sly pr Nc.
49,, I51 West seth st ,prior mtg
sI35 oo0): April -: due. etc, as per bond
81 600: attorney. Title Guarantee ana TRUST
90 rTG Broadway -, o-oo n
asTH ST. i2o wert. sty brk. "5xosg p;
onn hundred and Thirty West Twenty ninth
S,root 90. Inc a corporation, 10 Gustav
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho followrns transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salosroom. Nos. II and 10 Nesey
street:
by Bryan l.. Kennedy
UNION AVE 1857. cor o. l66th, st.
2sxro5. { So nat with stores. bid IN az
CENTRAL PARK ,yE. " 8. opposite Co
louial Heights Ioukcrs. tract Of over II acres
with frontage o. 80 fcct on ave bid IN ~
By Joseph p. Day.
3TH AVE -. n cor ~ 9th S. - sa
100. and lty dwelling. Withdrawn.
aTIf AVE. Is. .. -. n o, 9th st.
% iXiOO. I sty dR Cling. Withdrawn.
BROADWAY. i3i TO 43S. ~ o. cor ot Howard
Go i0x3sNGnNg1S. g sty building. sold to the
plainun ior $4,000
3SrH 81. 30> o. "a II n = ~ "a aye
~ 30. :. { sfr tenement. sold 10 tho Realty
Redemption 60 for $500.
AVENUE s. 2G2. ?. - . % 10Th 81
c3NG71 : IT. tenement anl stores. sold for
NVrNUE r.. 30. . s. $50 u n ~ 18Th o.
22,tS : sty tenement and stores. sold for
= OCU.
p Herbert 4. sherman
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2 1908 u 3 Of 1Sl
ST. 80 7xS5 XXI luy05 s. vacant. cold 20 the
plaintiff for 5000.
Ry Henry Brady.
18TH IT. 800 East 8 o. 10 II of Isl ave.
10 syiloll. . sy dwelling; Adjourned TO
i-iTI ST. 10 wet. e. 10 It v Of
tho plaintiff for $1,000
is3D ST. $50 west o - 1868 q % -
Nicholas ave. is.oXl0ill. ETY. dwelling, vita.
drawn, no bid.