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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Real Estate Company Gets
Site to Protect Light
of Apartment.
BUILDERS. BUY PLOT
IN WEST 142D STREET
Property ResoId Near Riverside
Drive Was Formerly Part
of Hoguet Estate.

The Warner Var Norden estate has sold
through Pease & Gilman TO the American
Real Estate Company the two story brick
stable No. 80 East sd street. The COM
pany owns the adjoining and similar par
Gel at No. 50. The two parcels comprist a
frontage of 33.i feet adjoining the SIX
story Yosemite APARTMENT at the south
west corner OF Park avenue. The site j.
separated By another l6S-foot stable from
the nine story apartment house at NO. ~
to A. East cd street. which was purchased
by the American Real Estate Company
about a year and a half ago. Shorty
efterward the company purchased the
parcel at No. 30 TO protect the light OF the
taller structure. Yesterdays purchase Is
believed 10 have been made for the same
purpose.
The Jacobs Construction Company
DIARY Jacobs, PRESIDENT soil the plot
lOox99 II feet, on the south side OF lf2d
street, located $50 feet west of Broadway
TO Vogel & Schwartz, who will improve
the site with n high class apartment
house. Tie property is part OF the former
Hoguet estate holdings at Riverside
Drive, l4lst and 1i2d streets purchased
two wears ago by Newark & Davis.
They erected two twelve story structures
on the Riverside Drive front on 100
foot plot on l4lst street abutting the site
lust sold the B. V Construction Company
put up six story apartment house.
". E,mlen Roosevelt and associates.
COMPOSING the No. West Fifty-seventh
Street Company, have purchased through
w. y. May & Co. the four story lott
building, lot 19.9x54 feet by irregular at
No. 1871 Maiden Lane. about 20 feet west or
Water street. from the estate of Lewis
Newgass. whose heirs have held the prop
city for about twenty-five years.
The plot at No 3l0l to 3l09 Broadway
12sx97 feet by irregular, south OF l%oth
street. sale Of which was reported by the
same brokers earlier in the week, was eA-
changed for the Maiden Lane property.
The Roosevelts acquired IL from August
Heckscher in part payment Tor their
property on 56th and 18th street, when
Mr.. Heckscher bought to add To- his WHIT
ney and Morse properties at the south
west corner of Fifth avenue and 5lth
street.
Pepe x BIO. nave resolu ioi NV
resca Nos 800 and 357 Bleecker street two
three story buildings, on lot 2IX15 feet 10
James A. Low, OF North Branch, y. d.
The rear OF this property will face on the
new Seventh avenue extension. The same
brokers have also sold for Mlchael MA
resca No. ia Macdougal street SIN
story tenement house, on lot 2oXlo' rect
to Isabella Malavita for investment
In an exchange the block front on inc
north side of 1O2d street. extending lroi"
Aqueduct avenue to the old Croton Aque-
duct. was sold yesterday by Leo NJ
Mosauer & Co for George r. Johnson
The plot measures 22Sxlo7xs5 feet and was
purcha sed by Jenny Halpert who gave III
exchange the three story building, on plot
7ox1ss feet by irregular, at No 129s ana
1860 Boston Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
NV 7 VI = % t'""I , II
REENIS-Recelpts. 1.6Ig head main

New York. January 70 1914
BFENEs- Receipts 1919 head; mainly for
slaughter No trade IN live cattle. Feeling
steady. Dressed beef steady, city dressed
native sides. l2i- n lac.
CAINFs-Receipts. 14l head "a on sale.
Market steady. Common 20 good veals cold
AZ saQsl2 80 per 100 10. culs. 81 fed
calves s.: barnyard calves. So Is. city
dressed yeals steady al l6n 1910, choice
2Or. country dressed. 12is n i1izc.
sales-J. c. Curtis & Son 90 teals. 1876 ID
average. ~ sl2 80 per 100 10 $ lo7 ID. 50:
, culls. ITO 10. 81. . fed calves. 100 10. ss'
barnyard calves. 200 10. 62a
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 4.9sl
head: . cars on sale. Good sheep and primo
handy lambs firm 10 shade higher others
STEADY. but heavy lambs slow. Common 10
choice sheep (ewesl sold AZ 81 50QS5 62 y
per 100 ID: fair to choice lambs, sSn s. 80.
Dressed mutton firm at pa lie per 10. dressed
lambs steady at ~ = q lic. country dressed
dollhouse lambs at sass per carcass.
Sales-Newton a Co. $40 Ohio lambs ~
10 average. az s. 80 per 100 IN; 9s Ohio
sheep. 12i 10 81 63is Z. los 10. 81
Eerns Commission CO.. 10 Ohio lambs, -
H. 1871: us 90 10. Sc i2ik 10, 90 10.
IS. / sheep. 100 10, 81 30.
s sanders iaf state lambs. - H. 50 o.
ISL. i7a 10 ss 80 sneep. 100 III. s. 20 q
robin & shannon: 222 Ohio lambs. II To-
s. 80
HOGs-Rsceip,,, 1923 head: little trad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
HIGHER FRONT ST. RENTAL
New Tenants to Pay 20 Per
Cent More for Building.

The Charles r. Noyes Company mas
leased for William j Robertson to Ar
mold. Dorr &. co. the entire building NO
% Front street. corner OF Gouverneui
Lane. for ten wears from May 1 at an sg-
gregate rental Of about $4,000.
Extensive Improvements will be MADE
TO the building from plans OF Frederick
Putnam Platt. The rental shows an In
crease Of % per cent over the rental tor-
merly paid The Noyes company sold
the present building to Mr.. Robertson
who is an investor. about two years ago
This is one OF the few sections in Ne"
York city where there has been prac'
tlcally no recession in property values
I'm the last FIVE years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
BUSINESS LEASES
IN MIDTOWN ZONES
Heavy Demand for Lofts and
Offces-FlOor in Fifth Ave.
nue. Building Rented.

AIoover & Marston rented space on the
second floor Of the Fifth Avenue Arcade
Building. southwest corner OF Fifth ave-
nue. and 57th street, 10 John 7. Keresey &
Co: the third loft in No. so West 4bth
street to Murphy, May & Co, dressmaK-
ers, for a term OF years.
Hell G. stern and Frederick Fox & CO.
leased for a long term OF years the sec
ond and third floors in the Bawo & DOT
ter Building, No. 90 to 2S West 800
street. 10 Jacob Sterber as executive Of
fees.
Van Vliet & Place leased 1000 square
feet Of space I'm No. 129 to 135 Charlton
street for term OF years 10 s. $. stat
ford, ink manufacturer.
Spear & &C. rented for long term OF
years the store, basement and first iof1
IN No. % to oG West 22d street to IT,
Robson & Son. yarn merchants also the
fourth and fifth lofts In No Fl Waveriey
Place to Lamchick Brothers.
Ma L. Hess leased the seventh loft In
Nos. - and "A West sgd street TO Levy
& Newman: the tenth loft in Nos. 145
and 147 West 18th street to I. Lefkowitz,
and the second loft in Nos s and 10 West
13th street 70 the Albion Raincoat Com
pany.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased offices
in the 42d street Building to the Thomas
Crimm!ns Contracting Company.
J.B. English leased Offices in the Aston
Theatre Building 10 the sensational
Events Company for term Of years
Daniel Blrdsali & Co., Inc, have rented
lofts al Nos. 5l5 and ST. Broadway tc
The Crescent Garter Company. Nos. 100
and III Worth street 10 II. d. Catty "
Co. Nos. 107 and 100 Blocker street 10
the Peerless Smoking Jacket COMPANY
Nos so and GO Lispenard street to samuel
Knee. Nos. 81 and Sc Greene street to j.
Zimmerman & Sons; Nos. % ana oV
Leonard street TO William Friedman, NOS.
- and a Greene street 70 Feldman q
Schwartz, No. 81 Walker street TO BenJa-
min Hallman, No 10 Franklin street 70
Moses !. Aronson, No. 100 Chambers
street 70 the American General Selling
Companv. No. AZ Walker street TO the
Fxposition Garter Company and the third
loft to Harry Meyrowitz, No. 29O Church
street to Meyer Barish. No. 3s East 2lst
stree. IN the Thomas ". Houchin Com
pany. No. 1877 Fifth avenue to Abraham
Nathan and floor and basement at NO.
30 Lispenard street to Frank kupferberg'
Harris & Vaughan leased for Felix Is
man TO the Blue Peter Cigarette Company
the store No 1880 Broadway.
William ]. Roome & Co, Inc, leased
for the estate Of Nicholas Werner the
northeast corner OF 23d street and Seventh
avenue for long term Of years on ne,
basis.
Tucker. speyers & Co. leased for Ell r.
Strings 10 Hill & Tryon, Inc, space IN
No. % 10 80 West 3sth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

ina Market full steady. Good heavy hoss'
Sc a. per 100 II, country dressed hogs s'eau'
al fOa i3c per 10. ooo a.
Sales Sanders. 10 state hogs. 2oo 10
average. ~ IS s. per 100 10
CHICAGO. Jan. - HOGS receipts Z3.uu"'
,tr scftlcd. bulk OF sales Sc 20 \ s. 90 llsh's'
a. os0S e. 20. mixed. s. ljdSs 40, heaA y
Is t0ds Is 40: rough. IS 1oIss 20. pigs. $40
& 10 CArTLE-Receipts b.OVo' Hdan =
beeyes Se15RS9 80: TeNes steers, 10 "vo
a. 10. .iockers and feeders. 81 1oHs' COW
ard heifers 81 Jodssa calves. u ou~
slim SHEEP Receipts - GOO; weak nh
live si9Odt6 yearlings. s0Hs' To- Janus
native SO s0d<s ~. t..,
Kansas cts. Jan. i5.-HoGS-h eSeIp , -
500. Ice higher. bulk. - goa - 30 nese =
IS $40 s. 40: packers and butchers ~ lyn
s. so. light. 81 sass 30. pigs. ;" ,1nS' e -"
CATTLF-Rcceipts. 1000, including wv
sorthcrns. steady TO loc higher, PRIME 90 deu
steers IS 60 n So 10. dressed beef 3uI
IS 90. Southern. 81 oJdss 20. cows. 81 20
T. 80. heifers SO 5ods9. stocksrs and feed
crs S550Gss bulls. 81 20 81 20. calves
So .OGst1 SHEEP Receipts. 1000; stcsdy
iamb, 81 5oGss %: yearlings SO 4onsI -.
wethcrs s. 4OTSG. ewes. 81 a 81 g.. stockefs
ana feeders. 81 5O6 Sc 50
East Buffalo. Jan l5.--CATTbk-Rece
100 steady NEAG.S-Receipts. 100 active
and steady: S6aS12 HoGs-Receipts'
6 400. active and steady 20 &c higher: heaNl
s. ton IS -. mixed. Sc % a s. 90; Yorkeis'
s. e0dsS -. pigs. IS Co: roughs. SO 700
s. -. stass s66sG ~: dairies. s. 500 s. ~.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $500
stead. heavy sheep slow others active ana
prices unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

pa,.r y pspa.. vrs mos from Jan ], 1910;
81 500. address. 2s6 81 ave -,, .,
9TH AVE, 1913. all: Thos Wslkef 20
julius Krsinln. i77f Madison ave- 9rs "O"'
oct l. 1914: 5000. ,,..
23D sT. 81 West basement store ana csiiaI
Charles Briddon 10 Lucy Groi.5- 49, rs.
from Jan I, 1914, 5000; ADDRESS w WV
53d 81 . q. ,
4tTH ST. IA West. all: Margaret -
Gerard 10 Geo Siedermayer; yrs ITO" nay
l. 1914; Sf,0so: address on premises
1l1rH ST. 2i3-2l9 West, all Fleiy ~ ~
Bros 20 Jacob Spiro. yrs from Jan J. ii'
$40 500 address 1887 9TH ave
The Bronx.
GERARD AVE. 3. 259.t n o. ttt9 s. -.
s32X5242 10 Harlem River NIi fA|.s'' q
alI. Chas Van Ripper 20 cross Asstm .
Ireland Lumber co: yrs from April j.
1910. $500; address. i2+e Grand ~ brooA
Ign -. ct.s,.r
NJ 53gx irree: JOnn " Allen 20 same
yrs from Nay T. 1914 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Cbartering was light. and freights scarce
I'm both steam and sail markets. but rates
remain practically unchanged. quotations
70 Liverpool. London and Glasgow ID Rot
terdam. 324d: Hamburg. 32ie pigs; Bremen.
80 pigs: HUI. 2a.d; Bristol. 2i,d. Feb; Amt
worp, I'd Cork for orders. Is Cd; picked
ports large tonnage. Is 10i7d: cotton 20
Liverpool. per 100 10. 2jc. Charters: AUS
trian steamer. 1110 tons cor subj. transit
lantic trade. one trip on time charter. basis
6s Cd delivery Baltimore. redelvery Med
iterranean. prompt; British steamer. 2067
tons. general cargo. Gulf TO Denmark, AZ or
about lbs. Jsn-Feb: British steamer, 1,69S
tons chalk London TO New York. y l. ian.
Norwegian steamer, 1873 tons. same, Feb
schooner. Az tons. lumber Gulf to Porto
Rico :: schooner. 80 tons, coal, Phila-
delphis to Charleston. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
THE METAL MARKETS.

COpPER-The local street market foi
copper was frm. with lake quoted a. l5c
nominal. electrolytic l4t Q14ifc and casting
14G14i,c Standard copper on the Metal
Exchange was dull and nominal in Lon
don copper closed firm at to5 Us 80 for spot
and fG4 for futures.
TIN-Was firm. with spot and January
quoted 80 So n 81. 1Oc. February 80 70 n 81 loc
March 3G95a 81 &c; April. 37n 1851 ,: c:
Ma 3710q n soc. In London tin closed
qulet at f1GS for spot and 1853 los for
futures. 100
LEAD-Quiet New York spot. 1850
I.ondon lead closed az fi9 IFS Sd
SPELTER-E Easier. New York SPOT 20 a
: zoe and East 81 Louis. 50Tis j.l2i7 c.
London spelter closed At t21 lis 30.
IRON-Middlesbor No g. 5os 4iad I'm Lon
don The local iron market was steady
with 40 ! foundry Northern. No southern
and soft. sl5a SO 80; No Northern. $li 40
n 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Rockaway Acres Transferred.

About So7 acres of upland and fifty
eight acres OF meadow land AT the west
erly end Of the Rockaway peninsula were
acquired by the Rockaway- Pacific Cor
poration. a Delaware concern. OF Whch
Everett J. Esselstyn is secretary and
counsel. II was transferred by Andrew
X Vandeventer. o.o ooo
The property is valued at about sS,uP,""
and is over two miles in length. extend
ing from the land OF the Neponsit Realty
Company to the beach at Rockaway IN
let. 1t extends in varying widths from
Jamaica BAY 10 the ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. IA and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph r. Day
BLOCK bounded by Dyckman and Acad
envy sts aud Post and Nagel ayes. 3l0x600.
vacant Sold 10 the plaintiff for 1921 500
9th ST. 50 ana 81 West. a zoo ~
~ Columbus ave: 5Ox10O5: sly garage.
Sold 20 the plaintiff for 100000
AVE A. go s. ia n s OF 18th Of. IS 9N
a55: sly tenmt and stores. Sold 20 the
defendant for $50. 1914.
BY J. II. Mayors.
10TH ST. 81 West, s. 345 Z, 81 5tn
ave- 25x92. Z sly loft bldg Sold 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
BRIsTOw ST 1899 and I34l W. as Z,
~ Jennings 81; TOsloo: sty tenmt. with
drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Claflin Leaves More Boards.

John Claim. who had already resigned
from the directorate OF the National
Bank of Commerce. announced yesterday
mat he had resigned from the boards OF
four other banks and trust companies, as
follows. The United States Trust Com
many. the New York Life Insurance Trust
tonnauy. the Astor Trust Company and
the American Exchange National Bank.
Mr. Clafiin said that he was merely car
rying out plans which he had had in mind
for more than year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Brokers in Many Leases.

The Duross Company was the broker in
the leasing to the Meany Printing COM
pany, announced in yesterdays Tribune
of II 900 square feet OF floor space IN the
Monahan Building. No. pig to 922 West
18Th street. for a term OF ten years.
The Duross Company has also leased
for the Swami estate through the United
States Trust Company and John K 40
new. as Joint trustees. to Thomas Hill the
Sneedway Inn. formerly Dorando's Hotel
M No. % Dyckman street. TO be used by
Mr. Hill for hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Named Agents for Properties

J. p. English has been appointed agent
for the Ave story bachelor apartment
house No ls3 West 4sth street
samuel n Martin has been appointed
agent OF No. l24 10 $50, 1856, l3s, l46 and liS
West 65th street
The Real Estate Management company
has been appointed agent of the buildings
Nos 9 and II West 9lst street ana NOS.
lr and li3 West 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

PROVISIONS Responded 10 hrmness IN
the hog position. bat lost part Of the gain
under prOht taking and selling. which vas
believed 10 be by packers While the rec mt
upturn In the hog market has stimulated val
ues, IL was thought that prices had advanced
too rapidly snd were above q parity With hogs.
PORK-Steady: mess. S23 5on<2f. family.
s24 5Ods2T short clear. $50 2jas22 30 BEEF
Mess. slS1Sis 80. family. Si9dS2o, packet,
SIS 50Q<i9 30: extra India mess S2s0S3O
MEATS-Pickled bellies 10 10. i3c: ~ No.
l2isc. II N. '12sc. picked hams quiet. I3 &c
TALON steady. special 7c; city csc
asked: country. 8ass.c LARD-Easier: mid
die West. il.1OQii 20c; city quiet. lie; re
fined. South America II i5c: Continent. .T5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

SIGNR-RohnCd VAS inactive ana wv
changed al &C. for fnc graduated in bun.
Holders ~ raw were firm and asking a. high
as 20 for cost and freight Tor prompt ana n"al
by shipment Renners were Indifferent ana ~
81 los we're reported on the spot. although there
v.as ale of IotsO bags Of cuba centriiugal
for February shipment AZ I 81 sc cost anu
freight to a speculat0r which comprised lnf
q M for centrifugal = 1q- for muscoN ado
sac for molssscs and 10 10 cost ana frelsh..
In ondou beet sugar was quiet aud easier
With Januar, quoted a. % 2'.d' FEBRUARY -
I'd and Nav is ca according 10 the carly
cable with the curb Nat at 9s I'D for Janu
ary. IS SD TO- MAY and "s NJ Tor A9susN
/ .ondon cabled the receipts I'm the nite0 n ~
don, Tor the week AZ "a ov0 tons. against l"Nl
last week and the visible supply as 5W'N'
tons against 37lO O0O last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, Jan. 1J.-There were 95Is bale
ohered AT the wool auction sales to-day
Competition was brisk and the market wa
strong AT the recent Improvement with th'
exception OF some irregularity in inferior
merinos Tho sales follow: New Souti
Wales . 400 bales: secured. Is 2 a IS = d
greasy edd1s1i3d Queensland, 300
secured. JisdGls 1lzd: greasy. 1isdd Il
Cd. Victoria. 600 secured, Is 2is d IS lsd
greasy, sdQ I'd South Australia, 800
greasy. adGls ID. West Australia, 200
greasy. si3dqfs I'D New Zealand, GOO
greasy. SdN1s1izd. Cape Of Good Hope snc
Natai. 200. greasy. 7dQ10isd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Brooklyn Sales.

Buckley & Horton sold the three Story
dwelling No 225 Ryerson street, on lou
9txsO feet, between Dekalb and Wiilough-
bv avenues, for the estate OF Margaret
Wilkins TO J. II. Butler Ia
Henry Pierson & Co, Inc, nave s SOL !,
tho three story and basement dwelling
NJ sTa sterling Place for Charles J. Stoll
70 client, and have leased the Bronder
mansion, corner Park Place and Wander
biit avenue, to William Pitt Rivers TO he
nsed for dancing and studios. This prop
erty was sold by these brokers' 10"
Wa1ks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

ST Louis Jan 15.-CATrLE- ReceiTss 300.
demand liberal and market active al strong
prices. steers SIS 50dis 20. yesrlngs. 1onSs 'o'
hoifers s. o5GtS 90 COWS. - '5nN 30. southern
steers g. a0dSS HOGS-Receipts u.5Oo' active
and Sc higher choice medium 20 heavy weighs
s. 35dN 81. bulk OF sales. s. 2odS 20. PACK
ers sass s.. lights s. s5dss -: pigs. - 500
s 30 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 900 !.
fairly active a. strong prices: lambs s. 5on
IS ~. common and medium lambs. 81 ibntl -
yearlings. So 25as1 80. mutton sheep $ fVG'1 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Apartment and Dwelling Leases

David Chenkin leased TO \. Wallpers
the six story apartment at Nos. lis' ana
400 Madison avenue for five. years
Mooyer e. Marston leased for Percy ..
and IL Moreau Carpenter TO bertram
Bieter the four story basement dwelling
No. S24 East l24th street. ..
II. C. Senior & co. leased me three
story dwelling at No. l66 west bith street
10 Elizabeth Donaldson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Green's Farm Acreage Sold.

John Crawford has sold eleven acres OF
land al Green's Farm. Conn. for Freder-
ick T. Maxim TO Judge Josiah T. Marean.
The property commands unobstructed
views OF Long Island Sound and adjoins
Judge Mareans country estate, which
now consists OF about fifty-three acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Delaney Street Movies

Plans have been filed for two story
moving picture theatre or the north side
OF Delaney street. Ell feet east of the
Bowery, for Ernest Plath. IL will have
a frontage OF 1915 feet and depth Of
$50 feet, and, according 10 the archi-
tects, Moore & Landsiedel, will cost sl0,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Investor Buys Bronx Lots.

Eugene s Benjamin. OF Alfred Benja-
min & Co. has acquired from the Bruce
brown Land COMPANY and the Estates
Development Company thirty-two lots at
Throg's Neck Gardens. located one block
from Long Island Sound, In the eastern
section OF The Bronx. Mr. BENJAMIN
bought the lots for investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
@eR3MAl Is, Estate
Van NOrden Estate Sells
62d Street Stable Parcel

east corner OF Van Alst avenue and 18th
street Long Island city. on plot 'ohso'
for the Van Alst Construction COMPANY.
The building. which viii cost about S'V'-
600. will contain forty eight suites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Newark Lots Sold for Cash.

T.. Minzie has sold for Calm & Pittman
Of The Bronx. a plot OF eight lots, To-
Gated on Wainwright street and extend
ing through to Schley street, in the elm
ton Hi section Of Newark The buyer Is
-. Miller. who pays cash. The property
will be improved In the spring with one
family houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

Jan ~. 500. % ~ H.
2OeIH ST IS. 80 N ~
way olxlDO; " Davis A. g. roshes 4.
.raziadio. 1910 FOX st mt M y ~
81 attorney VI ; Hoffman ,.s,y9; {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16

Brazil. kegs, 13l5c compound steady. stp
$40 TEARINE-steady, CLEO. Pc, city lsid'
II &C ,.
COTTONSEED OIL showed a reactlonaiy
tendency and the downward movement va
continued. The undertone was nervous, anu
the market rather feverish. Iocei con
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Long Island City Tenements.

Gronenberg a. Leuchtag. architects.
have prepared designs for two five story
tenement houses. To be built at the south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee. 4,
JANUARY rs.
Mani attain

2D AVE. 1871. basement Morris Brenwasser
10 Franz Lapel. yrs mos from Feb |, 1913;
$40. address, 1871 I'd ave.
80 AVE 2I1, store, Henry r Ancrisen 20
hugo Wehmann; 10 May 1, 1915. 5000 address.
"a 3D. ave.
I'D AVE. 2s6 store Chas A Peterson to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
REAL ESTATE.

TEXAS LANDS. any size tract any ,nn ,
veloped farms, ranches or WIG laacs :.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-16
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. January L. 1914.
CRAM HEAT-Deteloped a reaction
sry tendency early ana values were heavy
most Of the session. declining ieN9sc under
sst half hour there was "a sharp rally on re
ports OF expert sales. and final prices we're
near tho best OF the day. ranging from sc
net low TO &c higher. The early decline
Wednesday had been rushed up TOO rapidly
and on the fact that Europe made only psi
tial res onse 20 our advance. Receipts al
Northwestern poiLts were larger and the total
interior movement was s. 900 bushels ahead Of
the corresponding day last week. although over
400. OJO bushels less than last wear. An Of
rcial report, placing the canadian crop at
3l,Il7.cCo bushels. compared with about l9H.
As Sc caused q heavy tone IN the Winnipeg
market The export demand was more active
and sales were reported ~ 80 loads a. on po-
sifions. including % loads from -. Louis d.
Qsiac z New York. NO red q 81 90 p
elevator 40 I Northern Manitoba. 81 90 2
b, ana No ! Northern Duluth. 81 OF q
2 r. CORN declined i.Qs4c early under
offerings from the country, but rallied late ana
Cloged steady az iSc net advance 10 lec de
cline Interior cash markets were lower. but
offerings 81 Argentine for prompt shipment
were at high level which was thought 20
confirm recent reports OF exhausted supplies
there Cash No yellow corn was quoted al
T1i.c z Z 10 arrive. OATS-The market was
easier early, but reganed Iart 81 the loss ia
fympsthy with the upturn in wheat and corn.
closing 4, 20 &c net lower. cash market
cuiet standard white quoted a; 45isG 46c:
40 . 4eQ 46iec: No g. 4JQ4Gc: No T. al a
- &c: ordinary clipped. 4iG46c. fancy clipped,
4jieG47c ell elevator RYE quiet. No West
ern. S1i7c O. New York export BARLEY
steadv. mailing. 65ds0c Buffalo BUCK
WHEAT quiet. Canadian. 81 81 silver hull
81 - mixed. 81 50. japanese 81 %.