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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
CIoaks and Sulit.

Cioaks and oglu
ATLANTA-y Rich BrOs Co; L Rich; is "
BGXGoR Ma Fr.se; A Frse's; 1874
Bway lth floor. - - -. .
CLEvELAND-Bailey Co: TyroiH' 'oo'' Goa"
c1Ey y AZ Co. sprOul jOsI coats; 81
1Si9 * Ns s Bros: Miss Dohsrv .Sme',
saits, Is 3 I'D st. l2th door. ~ 49,.
DFs MoINEs-Hari.. Emery Co; Gerber.
rR sPPFns Pr Ky bS he. Ions ;Oh, Min
stSpheas spring 1870 Bway. 6th door -
LITTLE ROCK. ARK-Tihes Gus BlA'' CO. u n'''
o, IN n,HRgrge. $50 lss6 CO. whitehOu,a JOB,
IIss Bway. Room 1873.
PITTsBt RGIimffAn,s.o 4 IN s s9 ion S door
ST PAUI-Aianheimer Bros; hr Kaufman XIV
v hT Fi s5V V Y-Lous,"; II Long. 'oS,;
1870 BWay. 9th floor.
Waists.
BANGOR. MA L Freese; Yrsss; 1870
cI PS1y nDd Bros: Mss P TarOni IS L
DIS MoiSEs-HarHs., En.y Co; w Gerber
ERIE PTNNEISngs. Inc; Ans stsphsni.
spring: 1870 Bway 6th noor ,,,,,.s 49,.
OMAHA-Burgess Nash Co: Whitshouse' JOBS
MA IS K" Ca L HOWE. Jobs. ak waists; 1870
wR aTfl eN I'V Z Y-'1OnE.": NJ LonE 'os';
ATIANTA-M Rich Bros Co: L Rich; is W
BGTGoR. Ma L Fress: A L Freess; 1870
c1 EVE CO: sprQgl ,oe,. voolien
dresses spring. 81 W 10Th st. SUI hoor' ,..-..
dresses Miss Worsby: Is L 22d 81, l2th floor.
DES MoINBS-Hsrris. Emery Co; w Gerber.
spring 100 Bway. 9th door ,o,. r s.,,ss,,
'i sprns: 1870 BSsS. eth floor - =
LITTLE ROCK, Atkins Gus Blas' Co. g
Bass johs. las w 23d A.. 30 noor.
oSAHAEBufs IS. Nash %: A h whiiehou''.
Jobs 1893 Bway. Room 1893
PiTTsBURGH---Fran & sedes: Miss Her
ST PAULc-Manheimer Bros; Mr. kaufman; 1910
wATERToWS, i Y-'Ionsr'; NJ A LOnE ,oos;
1870 Bwsy. 9Th floor
ALBANIAN Rich Bro, Co; L Rich: is W
BASGo6HR. = M E rrs.,.. Trs.,.: 1870
DIS MoINEs-Hsrris, Emery Co; W Gerber
I .grng l259 BwAy 81 9h foo floor IN, IA, Ca q
A Bss ,d 5oeh lis He Esd 1t. 81 iooi w.
ST PAUI~-NIanheimer Bros; Mr. Kaufm'n; 1870
wATERTowN. = Y-'Ionss"; N A Long jOs';
slIts. Linen, and pomssile,.
CLEvE1AND-willlam Taylor q soa Co; W
Ayrcs linens and domestics; 40 4ih Az 18th
CHICAGo-Mandei Bros: II Probst. domesue,; IS
CHICAGo-siegel. Cooper Co: L / Msyer. linens
and domestics: i3 22d 81. 10Th floor
INDIANAPOLIS-H Wssson; Miller. Jobs.
silks. q D Eiroymson, silks. Il W 23d S. 10Th
oMAHA-Bwscss. Nash Co; Jones: iI,s
Bway. Room 1923.
BosToN-R H Whit. Co; Mr. slocrm: 1870 B-u.
4th h1or
CIEyELAYD-My CO.. sproul. ,oo,; 81 W :sth
81. sth floor
Ladies Underwear and Nsek~sA.
CHICAGO-Aiandel Bros. Miss larson. muslin
underwear: 70 Z 22d 81. 18th floor.
CHlCAGo-Chai stevens: + Dyns, nsck-
wear; 40 22d ST. 10Th door.
Pettleost,.
DIS MOINES-Hauis Emery Co; " Gerber.
,-, sp1ns ~, l2IO BTay eth noor ,,.. r s....
spring 1870 Bway. Gth floor.
AiANNIX Goa H0we. iobs sin petcoosu
1870 Bway 4th floor
Mems Furnhhlhsa
BOSTON-R VI White CO. Mr. Koven. clothing 80
CHICAGO Cooper CO; Mr. Knhnrsn,r. %
l. I'd S. 10th floor.
Carpets
BoSTON-R II White Co: Mr Ros,: 40 On az.
18Th floor.
PITTsBUBGH-Joseph Horne Co: Hue,eh :
40 4th as. l2th floor.
Miscellaneous.
B0STON-Fflenes's. Mrs Philips costumes and
dresses Miss Murphy. Infants dresses. Miss
Peck. misses mus Do underwear. petticoSts and
sil6eman. skirts; Mr. Ring. fuB; ll6 W 32d st.
18th floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Parcels in Manhattan and
METROPOLITAN Avs. Sold.

II p. Schmidt & Sons sold plot at the
northeast corner OF Manhattan az. and Pow
ers At. for the estate 81 p. *. Parker 20
av. for John Seeorn: 92i Metropolitan aV.
for V. T. Descart who resold TO A. ban
GULL: 56i Graham ay. for NJ. y. Elsenhauer
20 Il. Pugliese; 80 kingsland av 10 r
Withers st for william Kronheim. and 800
Graham nv. FOR the estate 81 b. c. Storm.
John Pullman sold sis Union 81, between
sixth and Seventh avs. three-story ana
basement dwelling. 2Oxl00. for Frank For
man TO A client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 20 trade matters and oondiu0i,
should 70 addressed 70 the Editor Of The Buyers
Column.
Question-Inclosed please find sam
pie Of cotton material. A says that {
is organdy. B says that it is wolfe.
Which one is correct?-A Dress and
Waist Company. Answer-B is correct.
Question-Will cape coats be worn
for the coming season? Yours truly,
NJ. d. G. Answer-No.
Question-What is the best day TO
cali on the ready-to-wear buyers in
Newark? Respectfully, a Salesman.
Answer-Monday or Wednesday.
Question-Kindly tell me the name
OF the buyer OF shirt waists for d. II.
Holmes. Of New Orleans Ben K. c.
Answer-Miss Gee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DA 7

not meet the demands Of my custom
ers, and was forced TO make severa
visits here to fill in the broken lots
/ When / came TO the market a few
months ago, in almost every manufact-
urer's showroom | heard nothing else
but that business was very bad. Know
ing that my business was normal and
that | could sell cloaks and suits and
dresses, | sided in with the manufact-
urers and told them that business con-
ditions in my home town were very
bad. and led them TO believe that
would have to buy merchandise very
cheap in order TO make sales. The re-
suit was that / bought goods much
cheaper than | did on my first visit.
My stocks at present are all run down,
due to the early Christmas shopping.
think that most manufacturers make
very big mistake when they tell a
buyer that business is bad"
In an interview with A. j. Howie,
buyer Of waists for the Mannix Com
pany, who represent several out-of-
town department stores, he said: "Mer-
chandise was never sold so cheap as 1t
was last season. Several of our &C
counts sent their buyers TO the market
early, with instructions 10 buy only
what they nee lea. After the buyers
had gone home every one who did not
buy heavily sent in recorder after re-
order. Just imagine buying a Jap silk
waist for half the price that was paid
for this same garment less than year
ago. Instead of sending samples of
this waist TO the various stores
placed large orders, and when the mer-
chandise was received it was sold very
fast In reference TO the petticoat bust
ness, think that this line of ladies'
wearing apparel will have very good
season, owing to the fact that wide
skirts will be worn"
A salesman who started for South
America several weeks ago, represent
ing many coat, suit and dress houses,
reports that business in the ladies'
wearing apparel line is normal. The
merchants in that part Of the world
are not very particular about style as
long as the material is strong and
durable. 1t seems that staple merchan-
disc is what is wanted. His first order
arrived yesterday, and was for light
colored dresses in silk and cotton. The
conservative way the merchants have
of buying can be seen by the way they
place their orders, as they want an as
sortment Of colors and materials.
A dress manufacturer has adopted a
new method of bringing out new styles.
He made up FIVE dresses OF poplin in
different shades, and sent as many
young girls to Atlantic City to prone
made on the Boardwalk wearing the
garments. When the weather grew
cold the girls complained that II was
too cold for them to walk on the ocean
front in so thin an attire, and decided
to return home. Still persistent that
his idea is a clever one, he has the
girls taking in all the Broadway shows,
and at intermission time they are sup
posed TO walk up and down the aisle.
Many buyers who have seen the models
promenading are anxious to know the
name Of the manufacturer.
Cotton neckties in all the leading
shades will be shown extensively for
the hot weather season. Instead Of
calling them wash ties" as has been
the custom, they will be called cot
tonettes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chartering was limited. rates strong and tonnage
m good demand The supply 0f steamers available
Tor January loading was limited. Quotations n
Liverpool. 10 London. HUI and Bristol. ~. picked
uors Largo tonnage - ID cotton % Liverpool feF
100 H. TEc Charters-1sreek steamer. %. 600 qrs
Steamer IS 900 or. gain same 10 Genoa. ~. Jan,
Rr steamer. 10000 qrs oats. baltimore n ~
Nazaire or Dunk.rk. s. Cd. Jan-feb. Br steamer.
"a 900 qfs sraIn. cuff % west coast X. - 81
Jan: ~ steamer % 900 qrs. same Br steamer.
526 tons sugar NeV York 70 Bordeaux. l.
prompt schooner s7S tons. Mexican beans Nee
YORK 20 Bilbao p l.. schooner. l.0Si tons. coal.
Bali more 10 Key West. . g. schooner. l0i9 tons.
brick Baltimore 70 Tampa y {. schooner. $40 tons.
i82 tons coal Philadelphia 20 Boston. y g. Br
schooner "a tons. lumber. BndgcHatsr 20 Nes
YORK. rate reported 18Th Incorrect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

II - -.Hf 'n faHs Eef an ercci On rcfaed, and
49, - ffrf afrara.f 10 foIrfs to the basis -
~ 4, W uff4.sifI although fefners aere not
- ,. ..'f n.l lf.rg b0oEed A. fsjc Of.
49, ~. ~ ra.l Raw 1as frmef. and adj
fls nl rIlra NJ further hap rams IN
49, fiI f.e movement hcfuefs CUR b
- IONS RI fII lufy sugars. 81 equal
- u q, ~ rrffl.fgeaI and Q 900 ~ 900
~ 49,. - -rrr.r i. rmesf a. 2 lj-ler. cost
fzgst. . if flr far oertf.fugal me SPIT
a., -. ~ aIl,iIh rrrT .G fhe dag SALES acre
"a rr vi haf ~ lanuary % lne1t a, ~
- .slf..s Hnf and fre. glf. equal n BE
ytfris.. ~ mtffri diced FIRM a. 80 ~
Il - ar1 p. IN. v1,.., 4 cr., .euo,fsd
- 81 h. in.r1 states Atlantic prs Tor
.t.t-s n. ~. iieeeDrF zs.Z77 IONS agsinsi
Z lte e terf =. s11 lasf year ard 1871
Htsl ~ 13ooo. aga'na 1i 90. 81 00o and
H.zti e. a.. tfef liifF7, axsiuN ilz.3l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
NOTES OF THE TRADE.

"The coming spring will be a very
good one for coats. suits and dresses,
said well known buyer to a Tribune
representative. "The extreme change
in styles and the general condition of
many ready-to-wear stocks will cause
many buyers to do all their spring
buying early. Last season many buy
ers did not place large orders owing to
the war scare. know that when |
came to the market for my fall goods
was little skeptical about buying in
large quantities. The result was that
when the fall season opened up could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

81 TO- cows and heife-s s5at9 %: TsIu and In.
dian steers. g 75a s. IS. cows and hsl,eu t4ds6
native calves s6eS9. sHEEP-Recsip,s. 1900
higher. native muttons. 81 55@f5 50; lambs. $50
Kansas City. Dec ls.-HOGS-Recepts s. 900
higher bulk. s7oE 20. heavy. s. lOaS7 20: PACK
es and butchers s. 05aS7 Is. light s. e56t7 20
pigs s. j0aS7 CATTLE-Receipts 8 600: steady
prime fed steers. 81 j0Gsl0 IS. dressed beef s. ..
t.is,' 5'. ~ =, a. 49,, ,S&f
bulls Sjat So calves S69t9 g. SHEEP-Re.
ceipts 5000. higher: iaLhs 81 759ts 50: yearlinss
s. CO.
East Buffalo. Dec. l6.-CATTLE-Receip. $50
sIio9w; HLALs-Ie.e eel 100; active Hg'll
ers aud pigs. S. 6OaS7 IS: rouEhs. So l04ss Is
stags s. J0aS6 % SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Rs
ceipls 3 900. sheep slow lamb, active: lamis 81 "a
81 IS. yearllngs. s. 5O@t 80: Wethers Ssd,e IS
ewes tJa s. so. sheep. mixed. s. 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
TILE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER--The local street market firm and
unchanged al 1875 9l3bc for electrolyiic and l3ha
igL.c f0r casting la London copper quoted AZ
lj7 is for standard spot f5s for standard futures
and iG2 for elocirolytc SPOT.
TIN-steAdy al 34.50a 3is7nc for spot IN lots 81
. tons each. deliveries In warehouses. Manhattan.
and a. % 50 g35 s5c In lots Of % tons each delivery
doek or store Port Of New York In London tin
f0f straits spot,
LEAD-Quet New York, spot. 37se3ssc. Ess,
81 Louis. 36jG3.73c London lead closed at
sPELTER--Quet New York spot 5s5a5.f5c:
Tsst N Louis. 5.50@5 Coo In London spelter
utoN-Local market quiet but steady a. sIt q a
slt Is Tor 80 foundry Northern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
New Tenants for Dwellings.

Pease Gilman have rented FOR Mrs
robn : Railway TO Mrs. Abby II. Bartlett,
The furnished fve-story American basement
dwelling al 50 East 9th 81.
TN Frank + Fisher Company has leased
~ II Blcknell the four-story and base
nent private house. ISL West slst 81; FOR a
term Of years. AMI the Lht.e-story anu oAs7
mont house 220 West 10Th ~.
Worthington Whitehouse has rented me
American basement dwelling, II East s2d
4, 10 william Meyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec l6.-Uncertainty as to
what effect the German naval raid
might have on the demand for export
shipments TO Great Britain led to some
selling to-day by nervous holders Of
wheat. In consequence the market, al
though steady at the close, was from
&c to &C under last night. Both corn
and oats finished from &c to hc down.
The outcome in provisions was irregu-
lar, varying from sc decline TO a rise
Of TIC. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
Realty N )tes.

william II Archibald negotiated the resale
on TUESDAY OF 3lg West 2sth st. for Lowen-
field q Prayer and Leonard Weiu 20 Thoih5s
T,rrh Mr. Lynch owns three houses al
'oinfnr and now controls frontage 81 80
feet az that point, A..
the washington Heights Taxpayers Asso-
citation will meet tomorrow evening AT Dos
west l5sth -. 49,, -.
A Hageman has been appointed agent
OF 70 10 40 West 61th a.. 2s3 West 'sih
AZ and as West 3sth Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Isodou. Dec l6---1he wool suction sale,
,tssef t0.day Thsrr we're about = 900 bales o.
fersd and erossDTods we're N brisk demand. but
nuerfnOs dragged. a. on previous days The fea'
ne II Tie sales was tho setback In the price u
soeriuo. amounting 10 10 per cent Tor the finest
snd g0 psf cent Tor infsriorA due 70 the sbaenrs
m Continental aud American demand. together
Win ne poor quality Of any Of tbs orcrnr. wh!ch
have been lyinE IN warehouse, on IA. Continent
This accounts Tor NE ~iih1fsSh of le.O9V Dale .,
sLsorlsd b. the home tfade. slires showsd
1ef cent advance while others were unchanged ana
occsslouaIly Dslgs he November ssiiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

DECEMBER 10.
AMSTERDAM Az. 2l3i. s. 62.6 l66th 81. 3idt
i00 Nov 10 1911. Jacob and Anna PoiAtschek 70
Fanny | VI Leith, atty. W Spie!beIger 10 Wall
-. 81 00U
BENNETT Av. os. 1915 s lsith st. rlns gS66k
Q lS.fx p 50 l0E SIS 70 beg Dec ~. 1911; 7
" McNuty 10 J q Bennett. attys. Jay 90. -
Wall 81 " 900
KINGSBRIDGE RID. IS. lOs.ll Heath az. 5l6x
l50x50rl37.7; Dec H. 1911 Anna finnegan =
Title Guarar tee ard Trust Co, li6 Bwy; 1000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. . 40 n Perry az 75x
ll4x15. 5Kl0l; Nov =. 1903: Julia y Banbey 20
" II Steinksup. eHr; attys. salter 4 steinkamp
40 Nassau 81. S-,100
SD Az. W cor 10th 81 26x7se. 10th st. =.
sos 80 az 4Ox52: NOV 49,. 1903. John MsSsi-
rnino o. Beads stou q NOer. sttys. Guggen-
heimsr. L d ", 30 Broad 81 3Z.o0S 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEAfFE Err IS.
Manhattan.

eth Av. 900 and 2lth 81. % 10 CO W. Paul
Scherber Iron Works at Andrew Rust estate e al
Dec 3. 1914 Coy bond tlb2 %
18TH ST. lJ4 ". Lander agt B Frank et
al. Oct l6 1914. f-5o 90
20lTH ST " s. whole front bet Post and Sherman
avs: Progressive Painting and Decorating Co ast
s3ss o.
The Bronx.
ELIZABETH ST. s. known as block 5.s2t on tar
map. City Island: W Geler. Inc. Az II
Arrow et al Sept g. 1914, Sis ~
18TH ST. III and rs +. City Kalamein Go. Inc.
al Nicol Bldg Corpn ct al: Dec /, 1914. $50 90
lS5rH ST q s. 100 v q southern Bogeyard, sOH
81 Al be- I 1914: 81 500 90
lS5TiI 81 $ i2Oi Of Southern Boulevard. sOK
igit. $3.50 90
ls5TT II. n 8 1901 " o. Southern Boulevard. s0x
$50. / Criatoldi at Ncol BLDG Corpn e. Al Dee
uUGHEs Av. 1910. Maroccio at A Corly
81 a. sent H. 1910. SO %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER l6.
Manhattan.

DENENBEk 10.
Manhattan.
LAWYERS Mtg CO 10 G n Watson: 81
same 20 J Il Roosevelt and anO. t1ls; S4i. 600
Mar l. Forsyth. eXtr1. 10 T q 4 II Co; $500
a Morris and auo 10 Maria Bozzu'r: 81
j "a Morris % same. -
Lawyers Mtg Co 10 Frank. 'lO0J
The Bronx.
" Anderson trls. % J Benedict. ~
same 20 same. a part. ab,O.o
same % same 20 assts, each = part ~
same 20 same u assts each t5.50O), $1,000
same 70 same. tb,V.e
same 70 Eli Benedict 4 assts, each y part 81
same To NJ Anderson % sssts. each part: II
Ale aide Benedict. gda. 70 Eliz A Benedict 81
same % same.
Same 20 same.
~ A Benedict 20 Adelaide Benedict: 81
l. 4 4 sanger 20 W Freedman, trust; 5000
4 q Lloyd and ano. trus. 70 ID Stevenson; 81
same % same.
" Z Sheridan. trus 10 Benedict. - $50
AdIle h Clark % Guarantee MTG Co. $1,000
North side MIG COrpn 20 Elyire DHel. Sz,v0V
Eiil Koch % Helene GecS. a-.-ul
Trust 60 20 CITY Mtg Co. 81
City Mtg co 70 Workmen's Sick and Death Beneut
Fund Of ne L on A: SIS 900
A l. Ernst 90 Marx; siyV
same 10 same, Nlyl
Y Wallach 10 W Lus'gsren: 81
\ Y T Co 20 Bankers Trls, Co and ano. trn
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
ALTERATIONS.
DECEMBER Is.
Manhattan.

Items under S9,OvV oinllteul - A.,
MADISON AN t-d -, 70 a So store fhl
effice. estate Ail lauk. 40 Wal s. owner,
Burrowes 40 " 34th -, architect; cost. tS,gJJ
BROADWAY, n " cor Goth - 70 ~ store ail
Office: l. Fmney Aud B sutton. "A "
E9th g. owners. Bush. 25s Broadway srchi.
tect. cusf, ssivsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
Fine Home at Norwalk Sold.

John Crawford sold for Samuel z Cheese
bro a plot 206rl55. with seventeen room
house, and four baths. on East av.' mari
LoTo Road and Beacon ST. Norwalk. Conn.
II was valued at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
Downtown Space Rented.

William a. White & Sons rented space IN
81 Warren 80. % the Rowe Press. In 1912
Old slip 10 Frederick r Hunt. and In i53-
1855 Hudson St. with Asbury Lester 90
White, Washburne & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
Wall St. Parcel at Auction.

Henry Brady. auctioneer. on December p
will offer for sale the seven-story oiiic,
building at the junction Of Wall. Pearl ant
Beaver ST.. in a foreclosure action against
Catharine II. Smith. e. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest =; per cent unless otherwise stated
DECEMBER IL.
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM Az. " $. 62.6 i6Sth s., S7.sHio9
man. 225 Carroll a. Bkiyn lprior mis 81, yVol
Dec Is: due etc. as pef bond Ai'y' " Eic 81 sl
COENTIFS SLIP. s. s24se Pearl ST. - 70
Z + " Denarest 10 Henry Burden, trus'
CazenoviA. y Y: Dec Is; due as Per bond Aiiy;
PARK Az. W 5. ESQ ssth st. % 2xloo: Annory
Hill Realty Co 20 Anton Friedrich ard ano, eRfs'
East Mort port L | prior mtg S-6.ooel: due a.
lpTH 's 81 Dec So o. AZ a., .o1ioS To- Maria Snip
pone 90 Eie0iora SayoiA. $50 lesth y Dec 4.
due Jan ]. 1929: c. atty. Leo shairan; 81
lsSD ST. :. 200 Amsterdam av. 25Nll2.6: 10
hanna Strack 70 Emigrant Industrial saving
Bank 81 Chambers 81: ": Dec 10 Au., 4 - ~
Co. >-V'VVo
The Bronx.
COLLEGE Az. e cor lssth a. looS25 ~
Schneider 10 c II Thornton. 1890 Clay az De-
10. Q Us. ? c: atys. Meier Van DsTveer;
ELfoS AZ. 500. n 5. sIs1 irres: G Wen %
sarah = Furaid. 81 West I'D 81, and ano. eIrs
Dec Il; due Jan :. lsls; p c; ''T r aas
HT Tifi Az 5lis. = $ i4s1s7.4: K Wells 70
Universal SAVINGS Bank ,ts B~sy: Dec Is d Ss5
Sc , a. pe, bond aly; Maze ~ om .'1To
1858. " :. Isx79 il: { @ A Hohle and ano to
Harlem Savings Bank. ia East l25h Dee
y: due. etc. as per bond: atty. Z Chach ~
PROSPECT Az. W cor Oakland Pl. 2jIlO0;
Stelnkamp 20 X Moorehead. AIS East lf0th -;
Dec IS: yrs. C: atty, Title Guarantee @i ~
WEST /. LOT 337. map Wakefield. 25xlli: B
Liuz1o aud ano 10 Mary Hecht. 20l6 IN az
Dee IA. yLs. 81 c; atty Lawyers lille t1s g5o
auce and Trust Co. 49, St.9Vv
18TH ST. rs East. 5. ioxi5o; Nicol Buildins
Corporation 20 clara kerp. 1879 Crotona az
tpror mtg So, 000l Dec Is; yr. G.; atiy.
p kreyoruck. 20 Bgay. o.OvV
ls5rH ST. ;. lsOi southsrn Boule7ard. 40
1850: same 70 Murray $40 West l65ih 81 lprior
mtg s55O00l: Dec IS. 3 yrs, c. attys. Pres
sirser 4 y 90 Wal n. 5000
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The BRINK.

WASHINGTON Az 1881 cor store: Elisa AIR
weller to q Ah1keiler ass + i5Jth - 5 yrs from
Jan I, 1915. attys Fitch. VI * g. 81 Nassau 20.
1880
18TH ST 4ia T. all. Esther Lldz 70 L Cohen.
JOS Brown D.. and ano: 2 STE from Dec !. attys.
Morrison & S. go BHay. s. QJT
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III eRe,a4l Estate
)Mdrket
GrOIier Club Sells Old
Home in East SD St.

consider a special arrangement with the
city authorities for the payment OF the
cost for the construction OF sewers In the
Morris Park tract.
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Taxpayers to Meet Tonight

Morris Park Taxpayers Association rep
r.senting 500 lot buyers, Will meet AZ tne
Hunts Point Palace. 1914 ~. ana Southcrn
boulevard. this syenlnx. ~ oS40SA. ~
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded
yesterday at The Bronx Exchange:
By James J Donovan.
BECK ST. 5s2. q $. 100 Az s. John. l0O1l2j
Two sly fathouses. NJ ksakower AT Otto
Dode. ref: due. SijgZl Ois taxes. etc. 81.
s25 ~. sub 90 a mtg o. {s0.27j. TO J II stouben-
bu gh f0r sg5.Z15
18TH ST 463 East. % s. l2ss Washington az
lG.s1lO0. sy telmt. J c Holman e. al AT
Unexce.ied Sales Corporation et a.. g Freq. atty
J Mckeon ref due s. 800 a.. taxes. ere.
t229 30. sub 20 mtg Of $500; 70 the plaintiff
Tor 81 300
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

N,rfg4-5 Flour. Mpls pat %
Ioa' No fr451 Cotton. mildling T35
iros : No u ~ eouee' 10 d hio a."
81. gt-a Moiasses OK. p s.
-.l..-r. LEAD $50 Beef family. - 30
s,.,-s- SO Tallow special ca
80. "a req err. lard. mid West 10 g
Crn 40 yel Iork. uiess 80, -, ~ y yS,
cats. stand Ssh a5-1 HOGS ar Io0 I'D IVA
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RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER 10.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az. Gis. store floor and bakeshop
J Powes 10 u solomon. 6i5 Amsterdam az.
: Us no from Sept l. 1914; atty. q Meyer.
i0i Lexington az. 81 900
FRANktOKr ST -. 81 PARK Row 5000 81 ft
n basement, 1900 50 n 81 sub-blsemeut sun
bdg Schultz Realty 90 70 WIN Koultouzos $3.50
1918. $500
Sd Az. ifSl-l433. cor store. S Oberfeider to r
RCimer. 3fS T. 10th 81: yrs and 81 days from
Dec II, 1914. atys Fitch NJ y C. o. Nassau
g.. 81 500
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REAL ESTATE.

"If you don't mind
Surely. Go ahead"
81 want to get this lease of our
new Offices into tonights
mail.
81 didn't know you were NOV
ing"
ayes. We've found very
pleasant quarters in the
Burrell Building, sgd Street
and Madison Avenue.
Everyone seems to be going
uptown these days.
"Well, this will be particularly
convenient for both my
partner and myself. You
see he lives out on Long
Island and I'm up in West,
chester, and the Burrell is
only a few blocks from both
Grand Central and Penn,
sylvania. "
Think III have a look at the
Burrell myself. Our own
lease expires February Ist.
swell, don't wait too long.
They have only few va
cancies, | believe
who's the agent
Lotion H. Slawson Company
is Agent and Manager.
They have their own of,
fees right in the Burrell
Building. Good people.
First real estate agents |
ever met that did business
on business basis.
"How do you mean ?"
"Why, the way they went
about the whole business.
Took the time and trouble
to find out what our re-
quirements really were.
Didn't try to dragus around
toa lot of impossible places.
Result was we took the
first place they showed us,
because it was just exactly
what we wanted.
Good enoughT
"But the thing that pleased me
most of all was the way
they handled the rental
end. Took the trouble to
show me exactly how they
figured the rate per square
foot, and when they'd sat
isfed me that the rate was
fair, they proved to me
that neither | nor anyone
else could rent that space
for one penny less.
"Well, that's business. I'll talk
to them"