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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Charterng vas limited and the general de
mand for tonnage light Rates on steamers
held fairly Quotations 70 Liverpool. % nomi
nal. London 2Ad Glasgow Cd. Rotterdam.
A.. hamburg. 81. pfgs. Bremen. 80 pigs
nominal. Hull. cad; Bristol, 2isd February
Antwerp, I'd Cork for orders. - 81. picked
ports large tonnage. Is l0isd cotton 90 LIVER
pool. per 100 n. 2sc. Charters-Brtish steam
81. y. 40 quarters grain. New York or Port
land TO Lisbon - I'd. January. Norwegian
steamer . 800 tons. time charter. general
trades. three years. 1890 January. Norwegian
steamer $50 tons. West India ifuit trade, Fix
months tr.O. January, Norwegian steamer.
tiB tons. locomotives and general cargo Phila-
delpha 20 Kingston. Jamaica. private terms.
prompt schooner |, l32 tons, ties, Brunswick
20 New York. Perth Amboy Port Reading or
baltimore Ice, schooner. I EOS tons ties. Fer
nandna 10 north Of Hatteras. private terms
schooner 35I tons pipe. PHILADELPHIA to New
orleans. private terms: schooner 300 tons
lumber, Charleston 60 Philadelphia, 81 GTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
BUSINESS CLAIMS
COSTLY DWELLING
DresSmakers Get Home of Late
NJ. {. d. BOrden-Other COM
mercial Leases.

Another fine dwelling house on the West
Side has been claimed for business
through transaction made yesterday by
Douglas Gilman q Co. in conjunction
with the Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company. These brokers have
leased for a term Of years the four story
hich stoop house. the former home OF
the late VI. G. H. Borden. AT No 3 West
t6th strete. on lot 25x1oo feet, TO W e.
j. Scardeheld. drcssmakers. who for some
time have been located at No 81 West
5sth street
Albert Il Ashforth has leased to Page
& Shaw for . term Of years the store and
basement al 80. $50 Fifth avenue adjoin-
ing the corner of saith street.
The Charles r. Moves Company has
leased for the New York Real Estate As
ISOLATION To the Burton & Davis Com
pany the seven story and basement build
inc Nos IS and 90 North Moore street
with two elevators and all improvements
for term Of ten years al an aggregate
rental OF about $4,000. The lessee is one
of tho large grocery companies located
for many wears at the corner OF Washing
ton and Franklin streets.
William F. Gilles leased the store at
No e5i9 Broadway 10 Leon Herzog. After
extensive alterations the new premises
viii be opened as a restaurant and coun-
ter luncheon The lease IS for a term OF
wears and was negotiated by y. Won
Ostermann.
y. Brigham Hall & William d. Blood
good. Inc. leased for William Waldorf
Broadway TO Edward W. LOTUS. who
has been located for more than twenty
years I'm the embroidery business at NC.
g. White street.
NJ. & L. Hess leased the tenth loft at
Nos rs and l2O West 9th street 10 Saul
Bros. & Co. and the second loft at No. %
Yves, 18th street TO the Chicago Bargain
House.
Seton Henry and Douglas Gibbons
leased Offices al No. % William street 10
Farjeon. BALM & Co. Joseph Haynes,
the Automatic Sprinkler Company OF
America. the Casualty Company of Amer
lea and the Nord Deutsche Insurance
Company.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler leased TO Joel Kraus
the store and basement No. 1901 Third
avenue for a term OF years.
Chris Scherloh leased the stores ana
Easements at No. 1906 Eighth avenue, the
southeast corner OF 10th street and Eighth
avenue. the southeast corner of 18th street
aud Seventh avenue. for the Schoenen-
berger estate 10 Smith & Genee. and the
building No. SOL West SD street for Will
lam schuman 10 the Rear A. Club.
III. Iulius Friend Edward NJ Lewis
Company leased 10000 square feet OF space
in No. 100 10 1870 West 9th street 10 Ellis
q Goltorman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
Buys Dwelling Adjoining
Its Other Property in
West 18th Street.
MINFORD PLACE NEW
LAW HOUSES SOLD
New Owner of Eighth Ave. Parcel
to Improve Site with a
Business Building.

St NiucenJs Hospital, which controls
one Of the largest parcels under single
ownership i'm the district in which it IS
located. has added TO its holdings there.
Through Seaton Henry and Douglas
Gibbons tho hospital has purchased the
four story dwelling at No 1I5 West 18th
street. on q lot 2l.5Xl03.S feet. which was
owned by the estate Of Louise Naret and
had not changed hands In several years
The hospital owns the adjoining dwelling
at 80 ~. as well as the abutting prop
erty a. No lis TO 15s West 18th street,
consisting Of six dwellings.
The hospital proper is on both Seventh
avenue corners and surrounds four small
parcels in the middle OF the block OH the
avenue three of which are now owned
by the hospital, having been picked UP
from year 10 ye1r. On nth street the
hospital fronts 2465 feet, but with the two
adjoining dwellings this frontage is In
creased 10 o99 feet. The 18th street front
age Of the present building is 215.7 feet
and including the six adjoining houses
owned Icy the hospital the frontage there
IS brought up 10 ST. feet.
Louis Starr has sold for the City Real
Estate Company No. 1880 to 1888 Milford
Place four six story new law houses, each
on plot 36.7x1c0 feet. located - feet north
Of I'D street The buyer is the Ralpaul
Realty Company. Ralph l.. SPOTS, presl-
dent. which has leased the houses through
tic same broker for term OF years.
Charles Van Open has sold for John
J.. Sauervein the five story brick front
flathouse with store at No. S5i Eighth
avenue. between 5lst and sd streets, on
lot 95xSo feet The buyer is James Ma
loney. who recently purchased No. S55 ad-
joining through the same Nroker, and
now controls - Tcet front. At the expira-
tion Of present leases, the buyer will
make alterations and improvements. and
occupy the premises for his own business
John A. Steinmetz sold for Samuel K.
Waldron TO the River Realty Company
two lots at the southeast corner Of Barnes
avenue and Whitehall Place. The buyers
gave in exchange No. poo Norris avenue,
a three story dwelling on lot 1s6X1lI feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Tenements in Rockaway Ave
Investor Buys Apartment.

Never I,evenson sold the tenements at
Nos. 900. 902. ae4. eo6 91o and $50 Rockaway
avenue. each 20xico feet, No. 1880 to 1SiS
East New York avenue. block front or
six four story tenement houses, and for
Davis &, Weis Nos. $50 and 59l Park Place,
a four story brick apartment house, 4oxlSO
feet and resold the latter TO the Jen-
nings- Daus Realty Company.
Joseph Z 4. O'Donnell resold the de-
tached frame dwelling, 0x9oo feet. at No.
265 Washington avenue, extending through
to Hall street 20 Augustus X. Sloan, who
owns the adjoining and similar parcel at
No 275 Washington avenue.
William c. Calm sold 20 +. Edelmuth
No 1919 Sixteenth avenue. a three story
brick building, 20x-oo feet. /. Salzberg was
the broker.
Henry Person & Co., Inc. have sold
the two story private brownstone dwell
ing at No. ia Lincoln Place for Edna and
Jennie Burnett 70 a purchaser for Occu-
pancy. The same company has sold the
apartment house at No. coo Sterling Place
for Meruk & May TO an investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
FORECLOSURE aA,-

SUPREME COURT cor.,'Ss&
iork- Harris d. Colt ~
nc isst VIII and Testamsn. r,sse
Draper. deceased. and o. Ellni:]
against christina There's p,>.Z
wise known as Tnere,e pir, nlenter ~
ana as Execytrir OF and r.,' 'ncis<
last VIII AMI Tesiamen, q, u.ses M !
otnsrwise known az Fred.r,sss' iasn p,l{
..an h.chter' deceased. ana r.sS }
~ pursuance % judgment
ano, au,y made and en,.-.T->
1e,b n'',,sd action and tearsrs
si.n.s 40, o, Deeenber. 1913. "a
ssne1. tns referee in said lu1. "a, ~
VII sell az public auction ssTeat ~
ssiesroom, No 1915 ves.~ ne Ere y
Borough Of Manhattan f,Jty sre<t
on tne lth Jay OF JanuarvN .Nes ~
. CLOCK noon on that dev ~ III a.
DAY, Auctioneer. the pren,s, 'vst>s
sald judgment 70 be sold. a. srssff
scribed as follows: 'A' hssr. !
ALL that certain 10, .,s..
and with the buildings ana ~
thereon erected situate ivl,. 'mprc>e<- !
tne Boroush Of Manhattan n sc sex1
younty and state % New Yo-r 80 en- \
xhown ana distinguished BY io<]
Sn..eI ~ zone hundred and a. ~
oue-t, and now known and s,,,,.sI D
the Street Number (2O41 ,s.aslk.
/ -FOUR Lafayette street. ana ..sy'c'~ y
o. land Is bounded ana descrfs.>sA ~
mat Is 70 say. Eas,erly. n s.-n r.,
street now Lafayette s;re.,i D
( the rear b. line parsilel ,ss,A rErs
nov Lafayette Streef) and di.,a'E - >
/ dred feet Westerly theregrorr .ss - n
| by house AMI lot % land noy ~ - 80,
longing 70 Peter Lorillard ara sss .
mouse and lot OF land form.rs- ~, -
70 John G. Cosier and wife. asd -
OF lana containing IN hr,ad,h. 4, =
rear each twenty feet ana 49,
ana N Iength on each side one ha.<..,3|
DC ths same more OF less. and INA go Il
ianp Delns the same 10. of and vi. 4
cenvsyed 10 The sail Fr.serirk An
man Richter. b. the descrip,loa nssS 1
\. II. Richter by Henry ? 80. ft<1
VIE BY deed bearing date the scs,,.E
.: July. in the year eighteen hss<.,
eighty-one, ard recorded IN ~. .s@ q
Register OF the City ard co,,, v-~
! York. in Liber 1909 OF conysvsgs I
/ 229. and which vas also copyssss \
said Frederick 4. r. Richter ~
Of Herman Richter, By Heinr,rs ~:
Lisette, his wife. BY deed bear:ns ~
| 11th daY % June, eighteen hrss.<.
eigh,y-six. and recorded ia the 80
sad Register on May 10th. 1855; b y
2O3s Of Conyeyancss. page ia az a
ssid lot ~ land lies IN Section "
otvo) and In Block Number Is2 -.
ired and eighty-trcl on ,hs ma J
and designated ss the Lsad Va, -.
OF New York.
Dated, New York. December Tn -
WILLIAM g KEIIEY
| SAMCEL PHILLIPS sAvAGH
Attorney for piain,irs a -.
~. 7. City.
Ths following 10 . diagram q a.
erty 20 be sold: IL street. NM
Lsfayet,s etree, formerly ioa IN
Borough OF Manhattan. City a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
JANUARY L.
Manhattan.

Abel King % Pauline Greenbers; 500
Katharine pldion 10 Bowery Savings BANK
5000 oo
State Bank 10 Paul Hellinger: $500
Robert " Stuart 10 Commonwealth MOTT
gage co. 500 5000
Annie NJ Baer 10 Louis " Morrison: $40. 600
Fernando G Echeverra TO Annaoela
Wilson NJ Powell, jr. trus. 10 W NJ Powell;
S1O6 90.
Same 10 same: 1924 40 ,
Charles II Spitzner 10 George w sptnnsr; 81
George Kelly, exr. 70 Mary + Rooney; e.o5s'
city Real Estate 60 20 Kate Halk; e3o,oW.
MaCdalena Rocker 10 New York Mortgage
and Security Co. $4,000.
Helen Harris 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: $4,000. ~
Charles 4 a During 20 Marie During;
sos, 600.
American Mortgage co 20 George p CHS
dim ct al. trIs SIS007 so.
Same 10 same: S22021 80.
Hermann G. Schwab TO Chalmers Dale and
ano. trus: $4,000.
Mary y Schwab TO same; $4,000
Charles NJ Caldwell et al, trus. 70 Anthony
NJ Lacuia and ano. $4,000.
, Harris Mandelbaum 10 Annie NJ Baer. S1Oo
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10
Michael T y Burke. $500
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 AMMO E
McGuinnis and ano: $4,000.
The Bronx.
Philip Wagner 10 Arthur + Eustsce 81, 800.
Morris Park Estates 10 Columbia kncker-
booker Trust co. 800.
United states Trus. Co. trus. 10 Edwin
Reeve: $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY i2.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON AVE. ? s. whole front between
42d and i3d SIS. 200 iox161 "a irreg N2o1:
Patent Scanolding Co sgt Cooper Union for
the Advancement Of Science and Art owner.
WIN II Reynolds. First Construction Go. and
Title Guarantee and Trust CO. trustee iessees
BROADWAY. = whole front between Dist
and 32d SITS. 20lx ircS; Lawrence /. strauss
sgt Girari Trust 30, trustee. owner; Albany
Construction Corporation. contractor: SIi o.
PINE ST. 2s and 30; Empire city Iron Works
ast Kean-Nan COrtlandt Estate, owner; James
F Egan. contractor: s52s So -
CHISHOLM ST 1926; II F. Astheimer Co
Inc. agt Hannah sweeney. owner; Roth Con-
struction CO. contractor renewal; s76.
PARK AVE. 1922: Albert Anderson agt Louis
DE Mlllau, owner: Joe y Acken, contractor.
PARK AVE. 1924. same agt Christine or
Ramsey Hoguet owner. Joe 3 Ack-n' con
s7.H ST. - and 46 West; Hslpern & westel
Inc agt i4-a6 wes, 9th street. Inc, owner;
Nicholas Chiodo. contractor $50
ia. James Mcbride co agt Matilda O Rhine
lander owner. James F Egan, contractor; ST.
wADswoRTH AVE. . :. whole front he,
I7Ah ana i75th sts l9nNi00 Tony + car
fagio agi West Park Presbyterian church
owner John Isimbeer, r. contractor Gre
v sisP ST ST. io5 Fast: John siavin Co AIT
Frank Ludlam. owner: Joseph p .AcAen. con
i2sTH ST. a,s 70 80 West: IaG,h st. o4o 70
eco West; Joseph Cooper agt Charles J stump
Henri J IanghoN. Stumpf DanghoN 60 and
Arrowhead Realty Co lessees: Bravin Tile
and Marble 90 and Melrose Marble and slate
Works. contractors. s6lS.
slsT sr, 1876 10 100 West: Ferdinand W
Geiler agt Wesley Realty Co. owner; Isaac
Osserman. contractor. $3.50 ~
ID AVE- 2io3: Morris Goldberg agt MARY
AMI Levi Roseman. owners Ida Epstein and
Isaac Rubin. contractors. $50 70
10J11i ST, i13 and 10 East. Morris Gold
berg agt Mary Roseman. oNner; ida Epstein
and Isaac Rubin. contractors; si7s ..
llJTH ST. Amsterdam ave. iitth Of and
Morningsdc ave. block. etc, Reliance Ball
Rearing Door Hanger 20 agt II Luke Hos
piial owner: Browe a Tindale, contractors.
se33
80 AVE ll6i. Arthur Brounet agt Isaac
Griges. owner Charles I and Katharine p
O'Rsily. contractors. $500
NEW CHAMBERS ST. .. and Duans o.. lt:
4. Darfft q al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
LIS PEN DEN S.
Manhattan.

I'd AVE 1863 Kassell Oshinsky sgt Max
Reiss ct al faction 70 declare decd void( at
torncy. \ Feinberg
MARMION AVE. . S, 81 n OF Fairmouni
pl, 35.2x106 1Ox irreg; Charles Bietsch az
Interclty Land and Securities co ct a Cfore-
closure Of mtg; attorney. ID Rogers.
srTr AVE. = 8. 4O11 n n OF 18TH st: 25xs0;
Dora Schiller agt Minnie Helmsky 81 al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys WOLF
Kohn
10TH ST, JOG East: Metropolitan Savings
Bank agt Robert Thedford I'd. 81 al (fore-
closure OF mtg; attorneys, & W
Hutchins
ST MARKS PL, 6s. Wilhelmina x Gron-
holz agt Solomon Goldcnkrans et al Nore-
closure OF mtg; attorney. \ Waxenbaum.
The Bronx.
sTEBBINs AVE. 1878; William L Rabell
agt Eliza Haley e. al foreclosure Of mtg
attorney. l. Rabell.
18TH ST. z. 80 II OF Whitlock ave, -JN
100: Jacob OFT agt Mary 9 Gorgolione ct al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Williamson
& y.
GRANT AVE. 99l: Ignatius Mueller ag'
Moses Solomon ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorneys. Dean, 7 q Mob.
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. " e. ISIS u
OF Boston ave, 20X1l9ssX irreg; Louise g
DEMO agt Edison Building GO ct al fore
closure OF mtg; attorney, c VI Coddington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
AeR3MAl, Estate
St. Vincenfs Hospital
Enlarges Big Holdings

i2ath street: Parkmere. Nos. 100 ana .@ @s
West Nth street: Halcyon Han Nos; w
and $40 West 10th street; Stadium view,
No AS Riverside Drive and the Sn1re
View. at No. AS Riverside Drive. me
New York Real Estate Security Company
James y Rosenberg. receiver is the
owner OF the properties
Robert VI. Jones has removed ms olnc's
10 No 80 Broadway. corner Liberty
street.
Goodale Perry & Dwight negotiated me
recently reported exchange for George
Alexander Macdonald of the six story loft
building al Nos 100 and sol Washington
street northeast corner Of forauo street
to Robert Weber who gave the thrCr,
dwellings Nos. ia. 1870 and l32 East go
street. between Park and Lexington ave.
nues, in exchange The Washington street
building was held at $4,000, II was erect
ed i'm 1910 and is leased until l95 10 the
Mutual Warehouse Company.
The NJ Norgenthau. Jr.. Company
placed n first mortgage for $1,000 on No.
JOG West l79d street for a Mrs. EttlnSer
Of East Orange. y. j.. also first mort
gage for 5000 on No. rs Eighth avenue
for Parker Mann. OF Princeton. y. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS UP
Wheat Higher on Reports OF
Cold Weather.

Chicago. Jan. i2-Sudden cold, when
threatened TO kill unprotected fail so"n
wheat, carried prices to-day Substantially
higher Most Of the advance was heio
the market closing steady at gain OF 70
- re net Corn closed the same as Satu'
day night to &c above: oats dearer %
l-lsc TO t.Gs4c. and provisions virtually
unchanged.
Wheat ,o-dav more than made amends
for last weeks losses. due 70 hqulu"''''
i'm corn and oats. Besides the cola "a'e
there was considerable to encourage Duy.
ers. notably a falling of in the estimated
export surplus OF Australia. IL Developed
also that generous sales for export nae
tcen made Saturday. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
9th ST.

9th st.
The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property IL to be sold IL s2s.45J 81 Twenty
eight Thousand Four Hundred Fffty-five 4
55fi0O Dollars, with interest thereon from
the 15th day OF November, 1919. together with
the costs and allowance amounting TO Four
Hundred Ninety-one & $500 S49i. So Dol
lars with interest from December |, 1915
together with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens which
are 10 lie allowed 10 the purchaser out of the
purchase money, or paid BY the Referee Is
Thirteen Hundred Thirty-cne a 1900 Dol
lars Isl 1871 10. and interest
Dated. New York. December 18th. 1913
HENRY ~ GOLDFOGLE. Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action Ia
hereby adjourned TO Monday. January 10th.
1914. ar the same time AMI place
Dated. New York January 18th. 1914
HENRY NJ GOLDFOGLD Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW lohh,
The German savings Bank In ne Cty .. .,
New York Plaintiff, against 1sidor berger snt
others Defendants In pursuance OF a JUG
men. Of foreclosure and sale, duiy maze s'.1
entered I'm the above entitled action ana pear
ing date the 31st day Of December lslo, =,
the undersigned the referee in said judgment
named viii sell at public auction az the EN-
change salesroom. No. 14-l6 Nesey street, N
the borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New ! or ~.
on the 18th day Of January. 1914 az /. o 10"
noon on that day, bv Joseph p Day, Auction
eer. the premises directed By said ,udei..en' ~
be sold, and therein described as loio y, i, M
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF anu
with the building and Improvements theIeo"
erected. situate. lying and being IN the 70.
ough OF Manhattan, City and State OF 80
York known by tire street number four huI,
bred and thirty-six East Houston S'reee'
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING al a point on the northeriy 81
OF East Houston street distant one hund!ss-
and eleven feet more or less easter,y ron az
corner formed by the Intersection or the nott.-
erly side OF East Houston Street and the eees
erlv side of Avenue u. and which point Q.
MACE 81 bsglnnine ~ on the westerly side OF
the westerly wall OF the building on the prei.-
ises intended 10 be herein descrlneu In" 80
thence northwardly along said wall 20 ne 80
thereof thence along the fence oe,"eeh w
front and rear houses on the premises heIe,n
described 70 the westerly side OF the westeI =
wall Of tho building on the rear par o. ~
premises herein described; III ence alons salo
westerly side Of said last mentioned ouiioins
10 point which is distant one hundred shu
five feet ten inches more or less IN nort'.-
easterly direction from East Houston stree.
thence eastwardly and parallel or nearly &c
with East Houston street twenty rect 81,
inches moro or less; thence southwardy and
parallel or nearly so with the first course nere
inbefore mentioned one hundred and I'VE rec
and ten inches more less 10 mo nortnert'
eide 81 East Houston Street; thence west
wardly along said northerly side OF Bast Hous
ton street twenty feet six inches more or ie 81,
10 the point or place OF beginning: being ~
same premises conveyed 10 the said Isidoi
| berger one OF the parties hereto. ~ Gee,
bearing date the fifteenth day OF July, lsV1
and recorded in the Office OF the Register o 9
| in Iiber ps, Section Of Conveyances. page s'S
Dated. New York. January 9TH. 1914.
FRANK X. HOFFMAN, Referee:
MEYER AUDRBACH. Attorney for Plalnun
AZ Broadway New York city.
The following is diagram OF the propeft'
| 20 be sold: it's street number Is 43o East Nous
ton Street:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LleNS
Manhattan.

5TH AVE 1850. Ronaids 4 Jonrso,n, ." aa'
George II Earle. jr et al; May g. lV'' 'e'"
s,uE pRopERTY. HcNann TAYLOR %
oet sane. Ma T. 1913 cancelled. 500 o.
WAsHGNGTON AVE. GO: Louis . s epoe' az
Moses krokowslti r. nj; oct .. lpl5; So"
LEXINGTON AVE. n . cor 10Th 81 Liner "
Sheet Metal Works agt Hotel Bernor" 81 az
or - 1913. SG7i
sAME PROPERTY. Porsth Eectrl' 90 as'
Bernard Roich - a.. Nov 3. 1913; 500
SAME PROPERTY. NosEn. FOels q Sidio
Inc agt same. oct % 1913: sH6os
SAME PROPERTY. standard Iron WorHf
ngi same. oct r. 1913. 3. ~ 81
SAME PROPERTY. Nathan TlcKet AK
same. oct -. 1913. SloS' ,-
18TH II. g. bo"'cn CIV ana Anthohl
aVes. ~ol Weinsteiu aR' Corner c"natiucuo"
90 81 al: Aug T. 1913 $500
BAYARD 81. -. Cahorn SASH and Door 80
AIT \ Marcus ~ al: Noy :. 1913. SD
30 AVE @Oj2. WIN r Hockey 4 sons ag'
S,arrctt Construction 90 Of ri. oct -, 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13

1884 street ~ =
The approximate amoans sssw -
charge 10 satisfy when a. - - "a
property Is to Re sold i - Is -
;sres, thereon from p, ,Ssnsacs 49,.
gethcr with costs ana ~, pscsnbe
ssss,Ssr win Win 'G 'Ss :sp.s;s. &c.
approximate amount q me 1',,s sasss ~
allowed 20 the purchase ,erss 10 ~
money or paid by ths
interest ,..,.rx . vls -
LAFAYETTE y, 1 i;'fi,' 49,
JOSEPH e. LfNi. r.s ~. -, r.. ~
ADVERTISEMENTS AND A. ~ Y
for The Tribune es.~ses -
once. No. 1854 nros s ~. A~So|
rem s.ss,s ,,s' .. S' Il. toliosiss s,.'ss
regular rates until ees~ ~ -
9Th ave. cor I'm St.
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THE METALS MARKET

COPPER-The local street market FOR cop
per was dull and unchanged with lake quoted
15c nominal: eectroytic l4i.nliisc, and cast
ing i4c Standard copper on the Metal TX
change was weak with January. February.
March and April offered nj lic In London
copper closed dull Nth spot quoted az tG2 LIS
81 and futures at tGi 5s.
TIN locally was steady with spot January
and February. 30 I5n3Ic. March, 80 s5n
37I2isc: April. 36 95aS7.25c. and May. Slq
81 2Oc. In London tin closed easy at tleS FOR
spot and tiG9 i5s foT futures.
LEAD easy. New York spot. f.0Sn5. lie, and
East at Louis 3 90 = ft39I &c.
SPELTER easy: New York spot. 5.eOd53oc
and East 81 Louis D. 1919 Do London spell
ter closed al t2l los
-Middlesboro No 3. COS "a IN London.
The local iron market was steady and IN
changed. with No I foundry Northern, No
Southern and No Southern soft quoted SIG
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
100000 Building Planned.

The Grant estate, owner OF the south
east corner Of Madison avenue and 33d
street. 25x100 feet. is about TO improve
the site with an eight story modern bust
ness building. with stores. from designs
by Thomas w Lamb, architect, who es-
Inmates the cost OF the project at $4,000
The floors will be arranged 30 that they
may be utilized as Offices or for loft pur-
poses.
The estate recently bad plans prepared
by Nr. Lamb for theatre 10 be erected
al Broadway and 4Sth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13

~ T. A. 10. store and cellar. otto i
haslinger TO Morris Olcnek and ano; 81
!rs from FEB ], 1912: 5000; address. ITO
Ave 4.
AVE b, 30 and 277. store and basement.
Hyman Cohen TO Max Brustein; yrs from
Jan J. 1914. $1,000 address. 329 East 18th
81.
tOLu MBtS AVE %. store and basement;
Mehnken Estates Corporation 10 Davtd
FRIEDMAN; 40 1-i2 yrs from Dec l. 1918:
s. 800. address. 10 East 10th st.
MULBERRY ST 227 10 23l. all. MARY lie
bito' Wy from OCT !. 1918: $4,000: ad
CreSs. 299 Mulberry ST.
tlST ST. 10 10 - West: Goth 81 % West:
all. Amos X J. Pinchot 20 I.ocomobile % OF
America; - yrs from oct T. 1918. s3q 900 /:
address. Bridgeport. Conn