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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
THE COTTON MARKET
Prices Reach New Low Ground,
with the Close Steady.

General selling and a severe break in
cotton prices carried July contracts 10
1lGsc or 80 points under Wednesdays
close. and May 20 ll.95c, or about s. % A
bale under the high Of last month. There
were occasional rallies. but every bulge
brought out more cotton. and closing
prices. while steady. wero within or ;
points of the lowest. Bullish reports
from the South and domestic trade circles
had little effect. and II was estimated
that not less than 1900 bales Of long
cotton had been liquidated when trading
closed. The close was at net loss for
the day Of "a 10 q points. Southern spot
markets were unchanged 10 &c lower. and
the local market dropped 10 points 10
i2sDc for middling uplands. Local con-
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
REALTY NOTES.

on or before February l Worthngton
Whitehouse Will he located in new offices
at No East 46th street, adjoining the
Ritz Carlton.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler have been appointed
agents for Pavenazza Court, six story
elevator apartment house at the south
west corner OF l52d street and Broadway.
The firm Of Mcclure & Dowdney has
been dissolved by mutual agreement.
Louis p. Dowdney will continue in bust
ness at No. 81 Nassau street.
Bartlett Arkell is the buyer Of the
dwelling house No. 10 West 10th street.
sold recently by the Peabody estate.
William Reitman negotiated the sale Of
the two apartment houses, Nos. 2i9 and
POI West 1llth street, for William V.
Eberhart to Emile KampUirth. recorded
last month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market was ag2in
Unsettled. and prices showed an easier tendency.
with lake quoted at l6.s1l7al112izc; electroly
tic. lG.62la dlG.15c, and casting, 1880.
Standard copper on the Metal Exchange was
dull ana nominal. with spot quoted lb.J0c bid I.
January. 1612'2 aI650c; February. l5.5ca
1880; March and April. l562!3ni6Joc In
London copper closed firm, with spot quoted
III and futures III 12s. Exports OF copper for
the month thus far from New York amount
TO i3 POI tons.
TIN was easy and sales we're reported Of
25 tons. Spot tin closed ~ 30 0od5lc January,
20. 1JGJ 81 &C. February. 5O1jG ~. 35c; March.
~ ,0Gj02jc; April. 40 $500. and MAY, $50
d4@. so. In London tin closed at !22s IS FOR
spot ana f226 los for futures
LEAD--Quiet New York spot 4.23a4 35c.
and East - Louis. 4l5d425c In London
lead closed at f16 los
SPELrER in New York quiet with
spot quoted .25c and East - Louis, f.15G
I.5c. London spelter closed At i2o.
lRON-Cleveland warrants 65S 7'sd in Lon
don. Locally iron was unsettled with No
foundry Northern quoted At SIS 50dSi9. No .
Northern. <isnSis 80: No ! Southern. SIS "a
$40, and No ] Southern soft SIS 2j1S1s IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
Manhattan.

NTH STREET. Charles jacobson has sofa
80 2 Wet nan street. i've story hatholh"'
N loi 3 sNie0.il feet. adjoining the north
west corner - ITfth avenue.
10TH STREET BENJAMIN Bernstein has sofa
for Pauline Evert Co Maurice cross No. 5-ns
West t0th street. four story tenement house.
on = I0t .-Aess feet This is tho rr't sale ~
j. me owner ~ So. $40 % 30. adjoining. AMI
ConteuIiRtes erecting q Twelve story W"r'"n-
tile building in the r'ar future on 90" COM
hined site
s.TH STREET Ward ReIknap has sod
ror George " C0ufts tho I've story tenement
house 80. ~ tsy 9th street. ON a lot Ok
lc0 n feet. 10 au Investor. client = b'rn'i'
". TN.
icoTH STREET. Shaw & 90. have sold 70
IS West roth street. three st"'y d"NNlns
house ON r. lot T. SAbnNi0o n feet
9Th STREET. rSaFo 4 Gilman have SOFA
FOR James T.. BARCLAY 80. - East ON street.
"a -Four story dwelling house. 90 lot -'Nloo
feet. between I1f'h and Madison avenue. go
Mime. Host. nov located NJ No. West &'l
street who Niil alter the hous" FOR her husi-
ncss Nr. Barclay purchased the 18th street
building lu is11 ror something less than $4,000
and the brokers report that tho present selling
price shows an advance ~ moro than j" per
cent
lasTU STREET.--p. H. scuiiy 4 Co have
sold for Tho Hudson Realty company No. -
East l.5th street. a I've story ihihouse' on 4
plot .sNgal feet, adjoining tho New YORK
central RAILROAD station. Tho property was
sold bv the same brokers 10 the sellers I'm 1906
1ST STREET. David u. Ncinhergcr has
sold %, three story building at No. los l'J
street On a lot .5Xl00 feet, for the Society or
Christian Israelitcs. 20 Isaac iago1a. IL mas
bcen owned By the society since lh52
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17

I'd floor: Daniel Webb TO Herman reru''e ~
YRS II mos from Jan 49, 1918; ADDRESS, W
20 SPR1TT ST. $50. store; William Fitzpat-
yics m Emil Schroeder; yrs from fep =
1918: ST. i4O; address, 80 Spring st. roor
1sT AVE. 1850: store ana Dasen,en psnI[ Of
New York. 1870 Broadway; yrs from May J.
1913: s., 400. . - ,,,cs,, ., al tn
isr AVE, 20: all; Jennie DulLy ct, 81 az Ee ~
L a NJ Scnasfer Brewing CO. yrs rom reo
I IoI3. 81 500: address. ia East DIST 81.
1sT AVE. go. store f & NJ Schaeter b rev,
ing co 10 William DuGan yrs . mos ,s t'o ~
Tcb l. 1918; 81 OSO; address, 3I9 East -lst -,
9TH ST I5t-iG3: west part 4th Moor; slinon
sterns & 90 to Hyman Levin; . Yrs rom fe'
/. 1918: $1,000: address. 1850 Madlson so 800 IN
57TH ST 500 II OF 18th ave, JoA-ov.iu'
all. Charles r Appleby TO Lieberman q Sdu~
ford Co: yrs from May l. 1913; Slow au
dress. G23 West 5Tth 81. = ,,so-
son TO Samuel r West and ano; w VIZ t'o ".
Jan !, 1913; IS. 400: address. 1o2 West ia'" o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Jan. 16 There were 1925 bal
offered at the wool auction sales TO-DAY. Wig
orous buying advanced good woods. but inferior
grades remained in buyers' favor. Fine Gee
long scoureds sold AT IS nd. and greasy AZ
Is Sd. Americans bought greasy merinos and
light crossbrcds AT hardening rates. The sales
follow: New South Wales. 5000 bales. secured
500. secured. Is 6l:da2s "a, greasy. 8Tqis
3D. Nictoris. $500. secured Is 2da2s I'D:
greasy. 7tGls I'd South Australia 500
Vest HusiTas 100 'S Sasssy ea Tas
mania. 100; greasy. Is 2da1s 81. New Yea
land. 900; greasy. Tdd1s lad. Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal, 500; greasy, 6ii9IiHd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
DWELLING LEASES,

Pease & Gilman have rented apart
ments in the following buildings: Robert
Burns, No. "a West 9sth street. to y. s.
Fairmount. No. 4Ss West
ll6th street. to Mrs. Annie L. skinner;
Waltdon Chambers. Nos. 10 and 172 West
I'D street. to Charles w. Wildrick Ger
aid Stratton and Ruth Y. Smith: Lessano
Court. No. 501 West 18th street, to Mr..
Bori, and the private dwelling house, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
BROOKLYN BUILDING REPORT
$50, i72,377 the Estimate for Struct-
ures Passed Upon.

The annual building report for Brook
lyn for the year 1912 shows an expenditure
OF s36 AZ 81. There was a large increase
in brick tenement house construction
apartments and flats-in 1912 over 1911.
In 1911 plans were approved for ol0 such
buildings, costing S0l7,725. while in 1912
plans for 6SS similar structures, costing
sl3 ,SS7, l75. were favorably passed upon, an
increase of rs buildings, and an increased
cost ~ e. $50 iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
$4,000 PEEKSkILL SALE.

George Fennell has purchased for invest
ment the Reynolds Building. corner of
Brown and Division streets. Peekskill.
y. Y, two-story structure. with stores
and Offices. plot fronting l5O feet on Divis-
ion street, by li3 feet deep. II was held
by the seller. William Il. Reynolds. at
$4,000 Il. Nelson Ehrhart was the bro
kcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan l6.--Ths grain markets to-day
were nervous and irregular. but finished wi'h
net decline. due largely 20 private cable
gram stating that Adriarople's fall - immi-
uent. There was more hedging OF cash corn
by sales of May. although spot was quoted =
N l.c over YESTERDAY. Oats declined with corn
and wheat, and Ike these markets, closed AZ
the bottom. Selling was chiefly from longs.
Provisions advanced 81 I5c on light run Of
hogs and small local stocks. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
BRApsTREET's NEW HOME.

Plans were filed yesterday for the twelve
story building TO be erected by BRAD
streets" at the northwest corner OF La
fayette and Howard streets. The struct-
ure Will cover a plot 114.1xs9.6 feet. and
according to the estimate OF Mckenzie
VOORHEES, & Gmelin. architects, will cost
$3.50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
Yester

PROyIsIONs-Ho products hrmer owing
10 smaller receipts Of live hogs in the West
ana an ADVANCE % points in the hog market.
PORK-Firm. Mess SIS 75gSlo D. family,
s2l SOGS23: short clear. S2l 50d S23 BEEF
Stesdr Mess, S2OQS2l: family, $24q$2j: pack
ct S22GS23; extra India mess, S36Gs4O BEEF
HAMs-SSOaSS2. DRESSED HoGs-Bacons.
1OA1i1c. pigs. HE CUT MEATs-Pickled
bellies duh, re: picked hams. 14c. TALLOW
STEADY: special 67sc city 6ltc nominal;
country. 5hQ6&sc LARD-Fifm; Middle West.
1O.l0ql0 20c: city. 9Hc; refined south America.
II 2jc; Continent 10 55c. Brazil kegs i2.25c.
Compound steady. 7z47%c STEARINE-
Quiet olco 9i9c: city lard. l2c nominal
-EOTTONsEED OiI~-Trading was inactive
early. and while prices showed slight declines.
ferings Increased materially and prices de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-stoady, "

moderate business.
NAVAL STORE~-Spirits turpentine duiet.
but without material change. Rosin and TAR
unchanged
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troIeum steady. al : zoe for standard white IN
barrels at New York.
RICE-Fairly active. prices unchanged
with tone steady.
SUGAR-Rc1ned steady. fairly active ana
unchanged. with 2ranulated at 4.jJq4 GOc IN
London beet susa~ was quiet and 3aAd OF Tor
February but unchanged for other months
with January and February al 9s ID ana May
At 9s sgd. The worlds visible supply ol
sugar IS cabled as 1920. 900 tons. IA" mere
was steady but quiet, with centrifugal az
3.iSc, muscovado 29sc. and molasses ='@c.
There was A small amount OF business Ut
January at 2Ac cost and freight. equal 10 the
spot price OF 2 4Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17

The Deane Realty Company sold for
Peter J. Shields the large plot at the
northwest corner of Kingsbridge avenue
and 22sth street The property has a
frontage Of nnety-one feet on Kings
bridge avenue and l25 feet in 22sth street.
The plot was sold with building loan
and the purchaser will erect three five
story high class apartments. TWO or
them With a frontage Of forty feet, and
the other of forty-five feet. The property
is opposite the famous old Kings Bridge,
a wooden structure across Spuyten Duy-
VII Creek, which is relic of Revolu-
tionary days.
John Kirkpatrick e. Co. have sold for
the Bright Realty Company to client
Of William II. Matthews Il Co. tho
Bright a slx-story elevator apartment
house at No $50 West 10th street, on
plot 75XlOO feet.
Albert y. Ashforth has sold for Il. +.
Fairlamb to Mary NJ. OLOIshlin the five
story apartment on lot 25Xlop feet, at No.
10 East SD street. This property is l25
feet east of Park avenue.
Philip Jeselson. In conjunction with
Amcs & CO.. sold for Philena G. Smith,
Of Morristown, y. J., to Louis Auerbach.
No. "a West 3lst street. between Fifth
avenue and Broadway. n four-story and
basement business building, on lot 2oX
$50 feet Mr.. Auerbach gives In eX-
change the three-story and basement
private dwelling house No. l&s Madison
avenue. on lot ls9x75 feet.
Arnold, Byrne q Baumann have resold
for Ferguson Brothers * Forshay TO
Wolfe e. Levoy No. 732 East l62d street, n
flve-story apartment house, with three
stores. on plot 50xelfeet located loi feet
east OF Jackson avenue. In part payment
the purchasers gave No. 50 West looth
street, a 1ve-story fat, on lot 2x1p
feet. The l5?d street property. together
with No 4c5 East l6oth street and No.
5D-J42 West 18TH street. was taken I'm eN-
change recently by Ferguson Brothers q
Forshay for the Victor Hall apartment
house Tho present deal completes the
resale Of the three properties. Arnold.
Ryrne & Baumann negotiated all Of these
transactions.
Frederick i. Forster has sold No. 1901
Broadway. thrcc-story building, on
plot S2.exl5;. between SD and Hth streets.
The building Was occupied for many
wears by tho West Side Republican club.
and was recently reported sold. That
transaction. however. was never consum-
mated Earle s. Calhoun. reported 10 -
tho brokers ir the present transaction.
could not be reached yesterday.
other sales announced follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. January Is. 1913.
tALNES-Receipts. 1S3 head: 90 on sale.
Market steady for Veals. harry ard calves highSi.
BEEt ES-Reccipis 81 cars, or $50 head
cars for market. No trading. STEADY feel
ing Dressed beef slow; native sides. l0ll
fancy beef, 13hc. Texas beef, 9q10hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17

Common 70 prime veals sold al s9qsl2 80 PER
100 10. good banyard calves al So Diesser
calves steady. city dressed veals. l4dl9c pei
70: country dressed l0d 1910.
Sales-GeoTgo d l.. :. Dillenbsck; - tes'1o
l39 IL average ST. 80 per 100 70; i mixed i''
n. 50 barnyard calves 1870 n, - 30 80,
Newton a Co: yeais 1856 ID, Sl- o. j. -
n. Sl2
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoeipts. 20 cars,
or J. sos head: sale. Medium 10 ~ ~, -
sheep sold a steady prices or Al s1hso pet w
u: rullS. S3dS3 10. Lambs steadN, al ~ i'''
81 - per 100 10. yearlngs. $, y" Dresser hul
ton finn At 9H11c per ID dressed lamoS ~
14d1jieC. hog dressed at l6nlGi2C: s9uhtl
dressed dollhouse embs steady at S1pslo PEI
carcass -
Sales-Kerns Commission Co % Ohio lam9 Ga
81 n average at 81 Is per 100 N; sheep w
n. Sc 49, 1875. - 80. so.
Newton q Co. 81 state lambs. ~ H. 81 10 o.
2G Gull lambs and yearlIngs, ~ 10, -, -
vearlings. lO5 n. 81 so GO state sheep III IT,
81 30: \ Culls, 100 h So 80.
; Judd & Co.. 30 state lambs (cullsl, % TO-
IS 80 state sheep. I02 IL. 50; 3 culls 90 ~ 70,
George & J.. s. Dillenback: state lhmls' o'
n, 50 -: ! sheep. 100 10. 81 80.
HOGS-Receipts. 20is cars, or 3,39l heao
very fcw on sale Market steady ,nedluIn
weight hogs sold at 81 81 per 100 10 ',ou""'
dressed hogs steady AT safe per ~. 40 :,
Sales. Judd X Co: state hogs ~" ., 10
average, 81 so per 100 Il; ) roughs' "o' 10
So so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transaction
was recorded yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange sslesroom Nos. IA and
Is Vescy street:
BY Joseph p. Day
li3D ST 59l and 80 West, n =. PAS II Of
Broadway. 20. iOxs9.ll. sty apmt; sold to the
plaintiff for sl0i $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17

Kansas city. Jan. is.-CATTLE--Rsce
goo Including 500 southerns; market ste so
S 20: fair 10 good. Sc s56S7 80: Southern. s. ~
as 40: Southern cows. 81 1896 -; bulls, s5d
So 80: calves. 81 j0ds1o -. HOGS-Receipis,
10000; strong to &c higher. bulk OF sales - ~
butchers. 81 15dsT 30; light. SIasI 20; pigs.
So 25dS6 70. SHEEP Receipts, 500: siesdy
% i5c lower; LAMBS. oq, g "ass 90 sG% s. So
Chicago Jan. 10 -CATTLE-R Receipts. 3.Joo.
heeyes steady; calves, 2Sc up; nseVes; - e.n
50 20. Texas steers 81 IoaS3 20: Weste r.
81 40aS7 10. stockers and feeders, 81 s0gSI go;
cows and heifcrs. g. 75dS7 40. calves. sIG
$40 IS. HOGs-R Receipts. 22,0Oo: strong and
mo Sis ;? o hs ss: .g g. qSnsh sas IS
pigs, 81 s5ds7 A.: bulk OF sales 81 sods, ~;
SHEEP-Recepts. $1,000; steady native; $50 80
dsG ~; Western. s. 75as6 %: yearlinss S9 WG
s.: lambs. native. ST. 70dsa: Western. So 1899.
East Buffalo Jan. Receipts.
20. steady vEAIs- Receipts. %; active. 25a
fairly active. 5a1oc higher: heavy, s. 654SI %;
mixed and Workers s. i'as7 50. pigs, = g. ~ "a
81 80: rouGhs. So 75aSI: stays 50 'oas6 %;
Receipts, 5000: slow. wo'hers. 1oc lower;
lambs. CSC lower; lambs s6asa 40: warnings.
sass %; vethers s6Gs6 l5;ewes, 81 5ed$5 80;
Sh Sinncin mSia jan S1oS ie-cATrLE-
aaf; lodl5c lower; steers, sass %; heiters
81 5oqsI 20; COWS. So 75Gs6 50; calves steady.
packers 81 5OdS7 90; common sowS. s5GsG % 1;
PIGS and lights. s. 25as7 50. stays; s4ds6 ~.
SHEEP-Receipts So. strong; So 1jdS4 So
lambs steady. IS 1889 %.
fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
81. Louis Jan. 16--CATTLE-Rsoeipts =
ono: slow and 10d15c lower; steers. a3d
81 10: heifers 81 l0dST So; cows, 81 6naS6 60;
Southern steers. 81 75ds7 IS. HOGS-Receipta.
I 900; fairly active and steady. except pigs.
which were 156c5c lower. choice medium TO
heavy weights. 81 40dt7 80: bulk 81 sales, s. ~
Il. n. hgsf lgh
s. 30. pigs. s6dS1. SHEEP-Receipts. 1000:
slow and 10q15c lower; lambs. si1So; Gull
lambs. s. 50ds6 IL: mutton sheep, sass 20;
common 10 medium, 50 1884 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
The Bronx.

18TH STREET. Hyman Sarner has sold the
Rron1 View = i've story apartment house.
Nos e. and So East 1911 street. on a plot
5gNlt7 feet facing Mckinley Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
REAL ESTATE.

EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE TO QUICK
buyer; well paying furnished room nouse
for sale. A. Box 90. Tribune Office
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF iessee)
MERCER ST. Broadway Central Hotel; part
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REAL EsTArEFoRsAIE oRTo e
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

LOTS on UPPER JEROME AVE. tisc;
others $500: water, gas. Belden, I'll woe
l2Sth ST.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January 16, 1913.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was again
bulIish but traders were moro inclined TO en-
ercise caution. as il was believed that re-
acton OF some sort was 70 he expected after
such a sharp advance. After slight reaction
81 the start prices rallied sharply and made
new high records for the movement, but late
in the dav declined under increased selling
pressure. and at the close were easy al net
loss Of SsGasc Foreign markets were firm, in
sympathy with our advance Of "Wednesday, and
owing 10 continued strength I'm Argentina. 40
red winter. 81 0Sie elevator and 81 OJi2
a0oat; No 7 Northern spring, 81 Q2's b
aGoat. countries in the corn market also
mace new high records early, but developed
weakness. IN sympathy with wheat and on
reports Of more liberal offerings az the sd-
vance. closing at n net loss Of ia &c. Export
sales two Cargoes Of % loads from Baltimore
and . loads from New York. Foreign markets
were arm. Export corn, 5IS4c b afoat.
OATS Offerings were said 10 be more liberal,
and the market developed an easier feeling.
closing at about the bottom. with a net loss
OF Ad,sc. cash market steady: standard
white 39i2c: 40 2. 39c: 10 T. 3Sl2c; natural
white 3Sd4oc white clipped 3si2dElec. all
track. RYE--Steady: No Western, 6106Sc
c Buffalo BARLEY Firmer; mailing,
eOd7oc / Buffalo; feeding, 59c Z New
VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

REAL HONEST FAMILY BRICK.
seven large rooms. bath. electric llsn
steam heat. all improvements. elegant dsee,
rations; located F. 18th 81, and Ave. j., 10y
feet from station: 90 minutes 10 Park sow
by Brighton Beach a." owner on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17

the tone was steady. Late in the session Of
clined sharply. closing al net decline OF
TO points Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17

Liverpool cables: Spot In fair demand. sai-s.
ooO bales: speculation and export 300. Amer
loan 700. imports q 90 none American.
middling upland. 69ld Futures opened steady.
5i4a6 points advance. closed barely steady. =
point lower 10 I point higher. Jauuar,. . Cd /.
January Februsry, $3.50; February March.
SGD: March-April. sG1d. Aprr MAY. 5ad
May-June. $50 I'd. June July. $3.50. July
August. 1924. Angus September G4ld. Sep
tembcr-Octohcr. 6.2Ii9d. October Novcuber.
$3.50: November December, 6I8i4d. Deem
her January. Gl5i.f. January February.
614'ad. Msnchester-Yarns stsadier, cloths
quiet but steady.
New Orleans. Jan t6-'otton futures opened
steady here to-day, 20 3 points down. 'ell 20
2OG % points under Yesterdays close during tle
morning and recovered > 20 . POINTS by noon.
The low mark Of tho easy afternoon market
was % 10 2G points. and the close Vas steady
at a net decline OF j. TO - points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17
The Bronx.

BATHGATE AVE. 1882. :, ss.6xe0; Yer
Planck Estate Corporation 70 lda MSDresUt {.
2GOl Bainbrdge ave mtg S@o,OVNl, Jan lo'
500. attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
! BATHGHTE AVE, 1889; Ida McGresOr TO
Ma BGnhas e, a. gg SIFst . ave s
teen and Trust Co 176 Broadway.
BATHGATE AVE. Q S, ll5s TT Of 18TH
bag ct al, 2672 Briggs ave Cmtg $4,000: Jan
II; 500; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
cRoT0NA AVE. W =, lS4s Il S Of 1874 st.
o. lxlO0. Lillian Koepke 20 Mary Foley, li9
Cherry ST. Jan 10; 81; attorney, Charles Wynne.
'' FIBLDsToN ROAD. W s. 81 II of Faraday
ave o5xiOO; Robert w Murphy TO Arthur Cor
man and ano, Ffeldston Road and 255th st;
Dec 80 1912; 81: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
Louis Ruchti. 20S9 Webster ave (mtg $4,000
Jan 10: 500: attorney. George steinmuler,
1911 81 ave
ave, $50, 5. 35.2x7j: JACKSON ave 95S. W $,
81 3Y75: Louis Ruchti 10 George Lsemmle. 953
prospect ave; Jan 10 Gntg $4,000; 500; at
torney. A Stroh. IS Park Row.
LOT l6s. map ISL William Narian estate.
Laura Hirshfeld TO Thomas Roys. 4I6 West
i43d st. Jan 10 mtg $4,000; 500; attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 Broadway
LOTS 10 To ll6. map Clason's Point. Laura
Hlrshfeld to Thomas + Rows, 4l6 West li3d
ST; Jan -; Slo0; attorney Title Guarantee
and Trust co, 1I6 Broadway.
LOTS 10 II, map Of Forster & Schmitt;
Henry Forster 10 Patrick Mcmahon, AZ West
5Ith ST. Jan Is. 500; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance Co. 100 Broadway.
LOT 44i. map. Laconia Park 25xio9.5: Gen
marc Fico to Giuseppe Liso. 3l6o villa ave:
Jan 10 Cmtg 5000; 500; attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust co, lI6 Broadway.
LOTS 400 and 40, map Nyse estate; sin
mott co TO Henry Schnier. 1905 Perry ave tutg
1886 OC,; Jan 10: SloO; attorney. Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co. 20 Broadway.
MELROSE AVE 62O. ll4.6X20; BENJAMIN
Benenson to Jacob Marx. 10 West 14th ST.
Jan Is mtg $4,000; Sl00 attorney, .
Ernst. 10 Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE, cor OF oakland pi
25Xl00. George w Glover TO Robert J Moore
head. as East 140th st; Jan Is: 800; attor-
ney. Lawyers Title Insurance co. 100 Broad
way.
SETON AVE. s. $50 II Of Randall ave.
25yl00; Julius Heiderman TO Mary Speers,
4ll9 White Plains ave Cmtg $1,000 Jan IA;
500: address 1s3 Elton ave.
TIFFANY ST, cor OF Wcstchester ave,
% 3X irreg to W 3 Fox 81 X1i3 lX2i6; Usona
Construction co 10 Prince street CO. l49
Church st mtg 1885,. 900; Jan II; $iO0; attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust co, i76 Broad
way.
WEBSTER AVE- 5. 1888 II OF l69th ST.
Blk; Mumtord W Lyon 10 Helen Mel.
Lasher. Brewster. Y; Jan mtg S24, 00O)
WESTMINSTER AVE- $40. . 8. 25xile.e;