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New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
COTTON ACTIVE
AND HIGHER
Firmness in Spot Markets and
Heavy Exports Make High
Record for Movement.

There was a broadening of trade and
investment buying in cotton yesterday
and business was more active than at
any time previously since trading was
resumed The advance of more than 50
a bale from the recent low level natu-
rally attracted a good deal Of realizing,
but ali offerings were absorbed, with
the market making new high ground
for the movement in the late trading
and closing firm at a net advance of
from 10 TO II points.
Sentiment has evidently been strong
" affected by the failure Of big crop
figures 70 weaken the Southern spot
markets, and by evidences of con-
tinued large export movement. There
were predictions that the latest ad-
vance would bring out increased spot
offerings from the interior, but at no
time was there any selling here which
seemed to be against spot cotton, and
the demand seemed 10 increase on mod
crate reactions. The close was at prac-
tically the best point of the day.
Exports for the day were 46,503
bales, comparing with a little over g.
600 for the same day last year, and the
big port receipts, amounting 70 $4,000
bales and establishing a new high rec
ord for the season, were regarded as
reflection of recent export buying In
the interior. Southern spot markets
we're unchanged to 1sc higher, and IN
usually large sales were reported al
several points. Local spot cotton was
quiet and 10 points higher at 1850 for
midling upland; delivered on contract,
200 bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
CHICAGO WHEAT SCARS
Great Export Demand Sends
Prices to New Record.

Chicago, Dec. 22.-Immense export
sales made after break in prices
rallied tho wheat market to-day and
caused the December and cash deliv-
cries 10 go higher than a. any previous
time this year. Closing quotations
were strong at 1ssc TO 2bc net ad-
vance. Other leading staples wound up
with gains-corn, Ssc TO Sac; oats, 14c
to &C, and provisions, sc to 15c.
Wheat values had wider range than
has been the case in weeks, the
extreme jump from the low point Of
the session being fully Sc a bushel. Ex-
port sales by Chicago houses alone
reached 100000 bushels, and there
were also advices of foreign business
by way Of the Gulf and at the Atlantic
seaboard. European governments were
said 10 have been the chief buyers.
Estimates that the amount of spring
wheat now remaining in the Dakotas
and Minnesota was 100000 bushels
less than at the corresponding time a
year ago helped further TO lift the
market.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
[. |. EXCHANGE MEETING
Committees Working for In
creased Activity.

A. mart OF a campaign for an increase in
ac+lyity and membership, committees ap-
Dointed recently by the Long island Era!
Estate Exchange met at luncheon yesterday
~ SbsrIev's TO report progress IN the WORK
- enroliire new members and arouslne IN,
terost In the oraanization in all Long lsIan1
counties James Frank, president OF the
exchange. presided. and those present ~
cIudel Alfred Ii Wagg. secretary y. a
phelps J J. Britton. a. o. Elmer LEWIS u
NJ RUFUS smith. T. II. R1ve, Frank w.
smith and Mr. stitt. members OF the ea-
chsrce and NJ Morgenthau. IT, preslleht,
ard II A. Austin. executive secretary OF
he Real Estate Association OF the state OF
Progress was reported all along the lns
- seyeral new members we're proposed.
Nr Norgenthau. as president OF the Stase
tsso-i.fion explained that the nethOds
,rbicb have been 20 successful In addlhs 70
its membership. and Air. Ausun uesCl 80 80
the work IN which this assoo'a''on - "'"
me- chief task of the exchange committees
s. thts time DO was decldel 10 impress on
e,.ry real estate broker, operator ana devel-
oper on Long Island the fact tHaI o,iis - ~
ftu1Irp un OF the Membership OF the TX
-t,',-o7 could legitimate brokers, dealers ana
d.yeI0pers hope TO protect themselves ana the
rsat estate profession generally from the
c,.U Effects Of the operations or curp ntokers'
o.,i-e rinder-thelr-h operators, ana those
yyho make real estate leallus slt7 49,
80 ,bc Iatrfrnert of the bona nde broker ana
c,,-.tor IN was resolved that the grievance
committee OF the exchange should prepare
'-..ter,ent Of exactly what should De done
- rrotet.t the legitimate brokers ana optf-
-. ~ Long Island from hlegltlmate prtc-
tices and ask for suggestions oHl -,
bers - 20 what practices should bs opposed
49,, luncheon meetings of tie eN-
.t",s@ 4i1i be a feature of the years work
hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
New Tenants for Lofts in
Structures on Avenues and
Side Streets.

Us,i 4 stem leased . loft in si2-sli seventh AZ.
% MAJ D. Diamond one IN ISIS vs. 20 -
gs-fer 4 90. in 6l-63 West S6th 81 20 scll1alJ
a Lustig. in l32-l34 West 2-d s. 20 a. q W.
Dress Company. n y East "a 81. 70 =, ss,z hsa
,l s5d IN m 5s. Ess, sist St to Horoaiz & s4mues
CsBteln & Llnekln. Inc, leased tne & s,ols @.I ~
basement a. III Lemon ~. 70 ls.loi SUNNI
e.. ---'fff f1st 10 fce oscar Holman Corporation
space Al ~ Fourth AS. 20 huri heluef. Al ~ %
last 21th e. 20 Tie Fremont VAST 80 a.h ai1ey >
Blouse Company. AID a. i3-45 last I'm 81 70
ri-lg c5prrs y Fseth leased for Mrs Anna VI. Kle.
mann 70 I Tackle al the sioie ana Oaseni7N' ~
- 80, - - leased for term a years The audi
tor.gm m Sgl and JG3 West 18th s. 70 h@ifs
It1"-T clancy { 60. leased 'or ?. r Woo, &
p6.s11 Conpsry. as agents. the fourth loii az iy-
~ TrI av 70 a client. - ,-., -.
T.s-'r. & 60 leased a. A. and A. West zltn 81
the tHri l0u 70 karl Lsht c3ak Sla s1.is ;i.E a.
Msn1sl manusa-turers of waists. - a.. 80.
Wslr5lm " smith s. Go. leased ohlfss esd IN 'ne ,e
csrs-ron Building through Cross Brown. 70
1900. fIovarI for A term 0f years; also 70
ce,--iie n Johns'one and Gertrude Morsinl.
lr.ts A 20 leasel the dWelllns rs East $50 -
70 ~. =. 3i-si m II Fast ed S.. 70 ne Seymour
Crsrat Company. and Third !oit IN Nv "e'' -''"
81, i11,os ~ C-o.s A Brown Company leased FOR Klein
I'm to ~. Brady Murray Motors Corporation
= s-ore Al 1870 Broadway. also. with Nelson Lse Lee
a Green. space on ae elsliA, ,o1s.o noos ~ 70
West 5rth A. 70 the Eisemanh Magls,o - -
Ths Gaines brennan Company sSSr Yi,,Ii ne Ser
nth noor az S9-n East 18th q for "lliism l.;
Fno 10 Morris A. Masner %. also space III
l64 FIFTH sv 20 Cohen q bsn!sA-n.. -n...t Zoo, Z,
toS e.Tfb av 10 Nathan Berman and space N %
Wesf 9ifh 81 10 the Avon Button Works. -,
er1e5 5s5, n sees' Fih i a'.l sS to Topsah Bros
Ta-tisb rlis dealers now a. 81 East lsth ST.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
TOPICSOF THEDAY
IN WALL STREET
Hopeful Outlook of Steel
directors Enheartens
the Traders.
cvrDFNCES SEEN OF
COMING BETTERMENT
,...t Market Yet Having Hard
work Making Activity-New
Minimum Prices.

s..ision OF the Steel directors
ae Us rsSYee wages at this time was
i'' " 80 Of q surprise, though 1t had
s'as',..,,eo that salaries might be
ven -, and wages left alone. ne
ui-+s ui.,ss was q pleasant one, not only
isipls., sske OF the men directly al
i'i "a ~ hut because, in explanation OF
iseSs' Sss'',sctors' decision, 1t was stated
ne S.',d Sa.aIreadv there are some evidences
ls' 80 for the better" Last year
O. -. : s.ti ti6e. IL was remembered, Judge
q M'I =. chairman. made an address to
s1'it' s1'it',s5s OF the subsidiary companies
ls ~ ~ vas not originally intended ior
w. slslSS.,tion. and in the course OF which
.'5rsit upon the necessity Of econo-
- resources in every reasonable
n,...s 20 abandoning all new eonstruc-
yN sIs .is,s mat safely could be aban-
s'a Then he hinted that it might
.'ls., .'..,ssrv 70 cut down forces, and
.Ssd upon the company heads in
: contingency 10 do what they
~ toward preventing distress by
-, s...,,tinc the me- 20 continue IN the
EI,;bi Eo; heir houses and similar meas
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
United States Realty Co.
Buys House at 400
Fifth Avenue.
BOTH ST. BUILDINGS
SOLD FOR S105,000
Samuel II. Stone Gets Three
Story Structures in West
10Th Street.

The seven parcels belonging 10 the
Butterielc estate, sold By Joseph +.
Day in the Nesey st. exchange room
yesterday, brought a total OF S665,7OO.
Chief interest among the offerings CEN
tired in the four story and basement
dwelling, altered for trade, at 400
Fifth av., adjoining the northwest cor
ner OF 9th ST., which was purchased
By the United States Realty Company
for S455,000.
The properties originally were owned
by Frederick 7. James, who died leav-
ing many heirs His widow, who sub
seguently married the late General
Daniel Buttertield. received a life in
terest in the estate. IL was because
Of this that the properties could not
be sold outright before her death. She
died last year, at the age Of ninety.
Most of the heirs had sold their in
terests in the estate in the last quarter
of a century. Among these buyers
were the Mendelbaums, Jacob Hirsh
and the Gutwilligs. Few of the origi-,
nal heirs, as a result, were represented
in yesterdays petition proceedings.
The estate originally comprised elgnt
heirs under the James Will.
The first parcel offered, 39 West l2th
St, was bOugnt Dy oamue4 H. StOHV .O4
S171OO. II is a four story dwelling
house, on lot 25x103.3 feet, and Is as
sessed By the city at $4,000:
Two adjoining dwelling houses, Al
and 43 West 18th ST., we're taken By
the same buyer at S14,375, the city's
assessment Of value being 1000, and
the dwelling house Al West 18th St,
assessed at $4,000. was bought by
Rachel Frank for SIC, 400.
Three old three story buildings at
1913. 13O and 1872 West 30th St, sdjoin-
ing on the east the new station OF the
10Th Precinct police, were purchased by
George Mortimer for the United States
Realty and Improvement Company for
S1O5,O 900. "
W. II. B. oliver bid 100000 for the
garage property at 100 West 3Oth ST.,
and got Il.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23

By Joseph +. Day.
i2o. and s sty iqt, bids. ! P il Rieper yS
N OttinEsr ct al; Elsman Levy. Corn & Le-
0 Really and Improemen. Co. for si55. 900
WEST 3ITH ST % 10 80. % :. 4oj " 9Th sv
ls 4 Reay 8; q :. 9s el2 eGn Nosss, F5s;, C2 sIy,
ID Morrison. raf. due. SjeI.o0l o.: taxes, etc.
WEST l2TH ST. s5. n 3. 425 " Of 9TH s,. 25rlo3.3
sy tenement; susan Van Prass V Hirsh et
a. Eisman.. Ley. Corn & Levine. stty.. c L
WEST 18TH ST Al and a.. 2 3. $50 0f 5th av.
6fbIij.jI irTeg, 2 sty tcnemeuts. D0retha :
WaEag,er V ! Hifsh ct a.; ElsIan. Lev. Corn
Levine atty. { / Holman. ref partition
WEST i2TH ST. q to g. IS Is47 " o ;th AZ.
4l5Il033; sly tenements; Sadie Roth J
Hirsh e 81. Eisman. Len Corn a Lewins. attys
l. Hoffman. ref. partition. 20 ; stone.
wEsT. I2TH ST n g. 4o2 : q s,h AZ. 2i.7ria 81
F- ~ tenement. T Keller " Hirsh ~ a. d.
L.'man. Lev. Corn Levine, sitys G. l Hon
man. lei. partition, 20 Rachel Frank f0r $1,000
3oTH ST. l2s-l32 ". :. 3537 7th av. sax
oss. 3 sy tennis ard stores Helen o Zurich
RI / Holman psrilsoa; 1,si 40 q Reals In
proYcment Co Tor sos 600
siTH 81 81 f. so 2s4S Pa5s az % sIloo 8
s2l.s4 o; taIes. etc. ,l.iss 25: 70 the piaintir
s5TH sT I-O-Ie2 E.ss 1855 Park AZ. N21
1922. 50 tenmt: Anna D Bliss AT Toch
5000 is!' taIes -' ETC. 2.i5o; to the % p.aiHlr
.
8oTH ST. 100 VS.. sth az, 25srso sr2s 8r
tI q a. .', sy d. fr1ss r., f'f 4. Hornis H,sn
partition. to W Oliver for $4,000.
By Herbert A sherman.
sty lot aid store bldg: Metropolitan Lie n
sursnce 60 agt Horsitz e. a.; at,ys. Wood
ford Boyee Butcher. ref. sherman due.
:@l03 tl. t1es, etc. ;lI29 10. 70 the plaintiff
...--, . By Henv Brady
sTE \, 81 5a! io' ,,,5,. e s. Psrt a. a. lSTlI9 Kill H
e al sttys. Wilson. Barker & Wager, ref D
Donohue; due, Sj.e5a -. taIes. etc. S2sl 25. TO
the p.aintiI ior $500.
W imsr ST. i5 B. SAMUEL :: IL Neri in a., lrrssil.
sty dwg salomon az Lluis ] LippmAnn :.
s. a' taxes. etc. .7a 20 O. t5 70 n, panr hi f FOR
s. 900.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day
TINlToN Az, 5sl-5sl. v 100 4 l5oth st. 75I
linton Avenue Construction Company e. al: L
Hermann az: Q Weller. rei due, $ S go s.
ii II Davis. a party IN Interest for 5000.
By y. Phoenix lnsrsham.
WILLIS ~ .5I,l a5GIIg3 ho 60, IN ~ p'i,p, toVi.
e. a.. snedeker q Snedecker. attys ? Ingrahsm.
ref. due. N2.709 20 iaIes. etc. $3.50 eS. 10
,r, ,,o,-r By James ~ Dou2ysn ,,.,,,o
irres vacant Bernstein asi Creslhli Constr
Co et al. ; Eielman atty. " McKeogn. ref.
due. t2.555 2; taxes. etc. 500 20 sub % lst
mtg Of s. 900. 70 the plaintiff for s.. 900
WALLACE AY. 1882. s. / 40 n Morris Park
sT 2jIlOO, vacant. Nellie Brennan AZ g MAJ
piedl e. Al Burns & FennO. atrys. " J. Rumsey.
ref. due. g. lj4 81. taIe5. etc. $500: sub 10
prior mtg Of $3.50. TO the plaintiff fof $3.50.
b. Jacob Il. Mayors
MORRIS Az. 202s >. 2sl.3 n lT9th q. is 9r
100 2 ~ dwlg Anna Stephens az Maria
Balachum e al. keogh. atty. p L Mulaiy
ref due s.. 200 %. tares. etc. 1924 q. 10 tho
plaintiff FOR $. 900.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23

l,.Wau Street man observed yes
..r5sy. q the stock market cannot com
~ s.ss' hat there is nothing TO trade
pa, = .,.5 though the shorts lack elbow
o.. Within a week the Interstate
70 H.--.,,. Commission made its rate
S..5 s..s.io, which provided a reason for
Es,,s1,ss Of opinion, even II II was
". a. ssrviceable as might be for
-. ...'..iys bullish operations. There
ssi.,,5 s.h.Ts5 tbe action Of the Pennsyl
...', ..., P1bjic Service Commission, low
80, anthracite carrying rates-a
.,,.s ,....v rood bear argument. And late
y. ~ 'Von5sy. for use in yesterdays mar
t.. ,sne the Federal Court decision
S,ri.sing the Sherman law suit
,,sin.. the Lehigh Valley and others.
cs,.siply there would seem to be
.,osgb in all that for market action.
fis trouble with the market. however.
,.sns 70 be the same as that which
red 70 interfere with the manufacture
n s.lk purses out Of sows' ears.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Bed Rock Level Lowered.

Three minimum prices we're reduced
N7 he Stock Exchange authorities yes
,,r5sv: International Harvester Cor
rorstion. from s. 20 7S; julius Kayser
4 Co. from 81 10 so, and Underwood
Tvpevriter preferred, from 1O2 70 100.
Al the sane time Southern Railway
common, whose minimum was reduced
NJ dsy before tc is. sold down TO that
price. and several other stocks of less
proninence were recorded as at or
close 70 thei- fixed base. These in
sgdsd Cast Iron Pipe, Interborough-
Ne,ropclitan preferred. Pittsburgh
Coal and Republic Iron and Steel pre-
isrrsd among others. Louisville &
Nashville, which recently reduced its
dividend, sold at 112 in the outlaw
nrke. in New ST. It's minimum price
zIs lsTsred on Monday from 125 to
fe0
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Altruism and Dividends.

virginis-Csfolins's decision 70 defer
ihs dividend on It's preferred stock
does no. necessarily imply that the
dividend viii be passed, but in the
Street yesterday that was the general
conclusion. Instances are not wanting
o. companies which have deferred div
idsnds only 10 declare them later. One
Iced 90 10 further back in the records
iall last week 10 find a case in point,
shen sn oil company announced that
( had deferred its dividend, and two
Gays later declared the payment with
'n extra. Like several other indus
,1il companies doing a large business
a ne South, the Nirginia-Carolina ac-
'sftd cotton in part payment for fer
lisrs, doing It's part 20 relieve the
distress caused by enormous produc-
Ton and abnormally reduced consump-
u0n.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

t,,,.,ool. Dee % 2-wHEAT-spot strong. No !
,fsr,fofA i0s 81 No .. los %. No 3. JOS 5hd.
s So winter. los hd. futures not quoted
T1pS e,6t rGfainsl: Ia Plata futures nrrn Jsnu-
~ 81 N. Tebrl4ry. ~ 2i4f FLOJH-Wintef
49,, II. HOPE-In London NPscifc tOAstl ,
p.ET.1a pFgT-Eaifa India iness. lt0s PORK
= f.,l,.s ,oe.. Western. ilOs HAMs-shoft cut.
az IN BACON Imbrrlsnd cut. o-s %, shoft
r.. "a. craf isllirs De - long clear midd.e..
Hstt s-s. heasy. CO. short clear bacts, 81 81
sifoi n DIRs-square. 80 %. LAbD-Prime West
- ti.-T-- new and old nominal. Arosricsn re-
e,.d osiis. 90 % 5s-ib boIe. 5ss 81 CHEEsL,-
C.rs6isr. fnnst white. new. 80 %; eol0fed. Its-
1Tf0vI IPrIms clty nominal. AustraliAn 10 Lou
t<, a. ef ~ -RPFNTfNE-Sp Spirits, bJs 81 In
sTFp OfI,-za. rETHOLEi Refined SD
r0eIS-C0mmou. l1l "a COITONsLLD OIL
tt,,f1g be- q 2-LINsEED. CAlcuits tDecern-
-. 90 rsruar,I fgs l0Hd. LiNkEED OIL
~ II. PETROLEUM foonef. TAd
- $50 TCRPESTINE-Spriis 3ts %.
EGafS-AfssYicsn strained. D %: rns i5s "a.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
THE METAL MARKETS.

III s,f no,uinai With tiecffolytlc quoted st 1874 "a
~ "a csstinf a. lSMPl5sc. The Londgn COP
1919 clfssd a. E3T Tor standard spot. i5I 10
II -, frjffirss AID st fsl 5s Tor eectrObte spot.
'riS-Yirr fof spois snd cay ior .nipnisnls vim
49, /" 49, cleaed Al 81, g1z3tc In lots u I've
s.ei, dslissrles in safthOute AAnhtttsu and
=, IA 10 a S0c 81 iots u 70 tons esch. delivery
80 a. stDfs pOft n New lors h1puSnn from
1900 Ktnseoin in lDts - - tons each clossl st
tHte s~tgG f5f December ald JAuuIy dsDfeyi
- f,egn tln rlossd al fitf fof spot, tliZ - fof
,,.',e. .I.d 81 lif1 fof Hirsiis spot
'fFAD- OMIT EsH YORK spoi. t15@atbc. snd
~ 81 IJus. 5659575r. Lordoo lt~d closed
" spgITyE- -ysy. hss Yofk lpoi. g. set; 81.
- ~ N Lpnf g. i0st 70. London tDeitsf
sloseS Al Ez7 20 ca Tor sHa.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
PROFITS FOR EMPLOYEES
Real Estate Firm Announces
Gifts at Christmas Dinner.

In celebration of the success of tho nrst
wear Of liz auction department, stockholders'
Jiractors and employees ~ the VI. Morsen-
,F,u tr company. had a Christmas dinner
-, the civ Athletlc club last night.
4 surprise Tor the employees was pre-
sented IN the form OK an announcement by
-'crtd be operated on a pro1t-sharing basis.
each empioye receiving the equivalent oi
cog dividcnts In proportion 10 hla time
~ service With the company.
N- H.. th.n A score enjoyed the dinner.
,-1e,r tho. directors present being Myron
po-g Erdman and James Frank.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Downtown Business Leases.

The Charles = Noyes Company leased Of
fees In the 50 Maiden Lane Building 20 S. J..
Rosenbloom; floor at 100 Broadway for the
Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Company,
90 Rose Hubbard. office IN 81 Beekman 81.
20 Prouiansky & Greenberg, and space tn
2l-23 Ann St. 20 Piatnick 4 Reznlck also
leased the upper floor OF 40 Dutch 81 for
n long term OF years 20 the New York Board
Of Fire Underwriters. a floor at 2t9 Pearl
81. 70 the Poiack Company. a loft az 2-s
Pearl 81 FOR the Ingraham Corporation 20
Davis & Luckower. and the ffth floor OF
the Turnbul Building, at l61-i63 Grand 81,
to S Rodsky
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


wHEAT-Ncv high records for the season were
made for most OF the active positions and sert-
melt was vey bullsh Early in the day there
was setback o. 3 % &c from the previous clos
Ing level. Around midday it became evident that
exporters had taken about 2000 900 bushels a. sea-
board and interior points, and when tins was dis
covered there a rush 20 huy which sent prices
up 10 cents a bushe within short time. and
final quotations were only slightly below the hgn-
est. with net gains Of - 10 Ztc. offerings were
small after the market rallied. and the way prices
responded 70 the export sales showed tlai sentiment
Is strongly buLish. Liverpool was frm and higher.
'Brsdstreets' worlds visible showed AZ Increase
for the week Of 3.6l2 900 bushels. compared with
an Increase of 6354 900 last year Clearances from
United states ports 20 far this season aggregate
ls66s6 600 bushels compared with 1921 900 last
year. In the local cash market No red winter
wheat quoted al 81 35a4 and No hard a.
81 81 al raj. { track for export No North
Duluth s. 25k ana No Northern Manitoba
81 3Sa. C Buffalo. COBN-Prices frmer clos
ing = 20 = above the previous close. but the feel.
ing was largely borrowed from wheat. - the demand
not particularly active and receips we're larger
than last week al interior points. 'Brsdstreet's'
visible showed su increase of 2 836l. 900 bushels for
the week. against an increase o: 900 sst year.
Cash No yellow corn was quoted al i5AC. C 3
20 arrive prime Argentine. I3c nominal. delivered.
OATS also felt the influence n the strength lu
wheat and prices !. 20 &C higher. although
the buying was not aggressive and sentiment was
little bearish 'Bradstreet's" visible showed an
crease Of 50zs 900 last year. Locs cash market
Arm. standard, 81. 5jc. No 5js55i7c. No 3.
54G54izc: No 4 53iz q Sc fancy clipped d q
57izc. ordinary clipped 5jH q 5oc. al elevator.
RYE steady. No Western. s. lla.. BufsIo.
BARLEY steady. feeding. Sc C. I New York
WHEAT steady: japanese. 81 s.. mIed. 81 50. sill
YER 81
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
WILL FINISH CONTRACTS
Pump Company Receivers Or
dered TO Aid Subsidiary.

Judge Julius NJ. Mayer OF the RED
eral Court, yesterday authorized u
Philip Coleman and Grayson NJ +. Mur,
ply, as receivers Of the lnternatlonaI
steam Pump Company, TO msnuiaeture
machinery 20 enable the Holly Manu-
featuring Company TO complete con-
tracts for s356,035. The Holly com
pany is owned by the Pump company
The contracts are with the Clncln-
natl Waterworks, City Of Tonawanda,
y. Y; Columbus Waterworks, Buffalo
Public Works, Davenport, Iowa, Water
works, City Of ST. Louis and the We
tor Talking Machine Company.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with na-e ard address of purchaser ard st,orns.)
DECEMBER p.
Manhattan.

Ay p. Isl. IS. A. q l-th e. 2O1ss: VI Luskin 20
" Frank and ano. So sth aV (mtg f.5o0l; De-
l9s atty, L Gold. l32 Nassau 81. 81
MADISON ST. 500. -. 2-3l v Jackson s., 20 III
p p4E. Dec -. 81
PAkk ROW. E cor Roosevelt q. runs i5o,6H
loe * " 2jlr 236x " l3.l0K -fk y "a
70 Roosevelt - Z p 81 70 beginning. P \ Cow.
burA. summit = part mtg 900 on
Who.ei Z. sub 70 dover Of osephine y Cow
Peru|ht; Dec Is; atys. sullivan c. ~
Val sl
ID Az. cor 1929 st, 24io1iosi A wlllzls
% befrAA NilAls. IS Jummel Ter lmis ~,
27IH ST. 5. 1884 an av. sssIsss. Esr9m
Realty Co % BcEmore Realty Co. % l. i-d -
lmts Sllo.oool. Dec Il: atty, B Cardozo, g
3sTH ST. 4s W. s.. 52ol " 5A av is7rss
VI VI Wyyel % Co,lirrvood Realty Co. 4i W
sSiA 81: Dec q: ats. Title Guarantee and Trust
SD ST IS 600 " 5th sv. 2srloo,; The Emily II
Aloif Estate. Inc. % Matilda c Natabe. Hote.
r.Aaa all heas: Lee q. aty. Title
CAD ST .2ie " o s, SEQ Amsterdam AZ. 25x
zoos, LA Needle 70 C0mena schwartz. az
Lakewood ). c C. Dec IS. atty. Title Guar.
'R Sos 81 N65 52 " sSoa GO 4,'55'S 4s % Gos. s T
Schwartz. Lakewood. J. Dec q: a.ty. Title
Guarantes and Trust Co. $40 600
l06IH ST. ;. 50 parE Az 2j1i00.ii. 7 Nc
Mahou 10 Sananes, ESQ 81 a.. Brooklyn lmtg
sl-.oool; Dec p atty. Tile Guarantee aud Trust
18TH ST. 4. 100 IN AZ. 5oriooli: ] W
Hyde ~ 70 Williams Building Corporation. i32
Nassau 81 Dec q: aiy. Lawyers Title lnsur.
l2oTH ST. 5. 2lO " Is; AZ. 2oIlooiI: Me.ir
DEC -. a,ty, Oatman. 1886 BI2y. 5000
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cyyith amount S mortgage and nans sad sdass~
o. attorney
DECEMBER "A
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Ay, " cor listh u. 6o.iirieo;
March g. 1913 Hannah Fliss 20 Chsrwyn Realty
Co. atty. l. ktrsburg III Bwy: slbco9
EAST BROADWAY, : $. i62 yontgunery 4.
.S195: FEB Il. 1894; and II Hon 70 Huhes,
oTr: auys. APPEL Tayios. 81 Chsnoers ~
FrSDrAY Av. 1919. ss .lsr Issth i, 2OSioo:
April 80. 1903. Anna Lowerrs % Thoruton Bros
Co. 1890 Cay Az. .itys. Nsisf Van y 70
MONROE ST. 2s2. $. 1909 Jackson st. 25iI
O. 10: March 2 1908 Leah Zucksr 20 MAYER;
aftys DAVIS 4 X. 81 Chambers st. $500
SANE PROPERTY. Dee a. 1911; Msns Lasky -
Mary hail. stty, LagTer Title Insurance Co
100 Rway. $1,000
valentine Av. $, SON lands Of Bassiord.
map 5 part farm Of Z Valentine, Fordhsm. z,ts
CusacE. attys. Bern 4 Davis. 2sla Webster az;
s. 900
WASHINGTON Av. " coz 81 Psui's 81. 7osE
100NtS 10. June i3 1885, J Ard Jenny Braun %
Euizrant Industrial savings Bank. 81 Chsm-
hers st. slioce
2D Av. " cor I2sth st. 2AIi1io5; Nov a. 1919;
J Ald Della A Mahon to hosaie X fo,d -
son. 2 4 A. % Broad 70; $1,000
T7Th ST. 81 T. = aJj vs. % AZ. 25rlo3 2; March
20. 1911. n Godb ltt 90 Salvatore kilzo, -ei
FrAnhn 81: stts. Weekes Bros. A. william 4;
seTH ST. ils ". s.. $40 Amsterdam sy. 2or
los 10. Dec 10 1904. Olivia Hoe 20 Brown.
ir. Newt0vn Township. Delaware 60. Penn. aitys.
,isTT ATiHi ST 20 = b wan $. $50 Madison a, SS SSS
l66u: Aug y. lss .nd Ry GoIdisro %
Central Trust Co: sttys. Joine. LSfsin a x y.
usTM sf 1E.ss. $50 Madison AZ. To1looll;
Aug u. 1907 same % same; aiiys. sane: $1,000