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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

Marx. 4l9 Convent ave: March 3: m,g y.
>iVV, attorney. l. Marx. 12s Broad, S'V''
COsTER ST. Ga, =. 2OxlOo. sfr,,y.
Construction 90 to Plutus Holding Co. IS NM
sau; Feb q mtg $500. 81: attorney Nas
EDEN AVE, cor i73d ST. t67x,S -
Edels0n. ref. TO Harold Swain. i65o O. 900 Jos
Jan 80; $500; attorney Title Guarsn,..us sc
Trust Co. 176 Broadway
JACKSON AVE, 13S, 5, is 9xS7 4. mn,
mine + Ehrsam TO Chas T streeter "iu.-
ton co. 400 East 204th st. Feb 2S. mtg e. r-
Co. 100 Broadway. ir-s
JOHN ST. W cor Bovine 81. 1921 ..
Eastchester Bay x-r223 g. Melvin a. =. ~ .
ref, 70 Henry Ginon, 6lO Greene ave p-.lstf
Ign; March 4; 5000; attorney. A Holzassss
2G0 Broadway. '~~p's,
o. blk 2ssO; lots % and So blk 9S9s s
25O and 2s5. blk 2S77. tax map. FIeis,- lVs
Marshall trus. to Tobias r Gibson ., Al <!
Corcoran st. Washington. d e; s.: af,o- ~
II Bayne. 81 Wall -. is'
LOT ST 20 81, map Willis estate. %.
Winter to Charlotte L G Winter ana n.a
l1G0 81 AIMS ave. Feb 3 tmtg s7s0i. ~
attorney. W J Mccormick il5 BroaS,yy.. ~
LOTS 213 and PA. map building los!'.
:ith Ward; Eva Lipschitz 70 Geo Han.Ie,
l462 81 Lawrence ave. March 3. 81 az,
ney, . II Baechler. 1926 Walker ave 'oo
PROSPECT AVE. sos o. s. 4Ox10o. -
Prospect ave. 5as. 5. i7.6X irreg. Fta,e
Finch. ref. 20 Morris Podosky Eas, Am An. R
III; March (mtg $3.50. SD 600: sttoros,a~
II Grcenberg. 10 Broadway ''"es'
STEBBINS AVE. 1878. rs. 24lo,,oo.
Annie Prochaska TO Eva Folsher. 100 2 .,
st. March (mtg $4,000 500. a,rer. sof
Title Guarantee Co, lT6 Broadway. es'
TELLER AVE. cor I67th 5, ,o,,
irreg; Morris Garlin ct al % Bear Realiv 30
Inc. corpn. Feb q, 800: attorney ssr~.oo
Goldberg 90 Nassau ST. 47
- UNION AVE. sos. s. l76x9o; Frederic,
" Ehrsam 10 Charles r Streeter Constr,.A
ton Co. 400 East 204th 81. Feb % 80
$4,000. 81. attorney, Lawyers Title Co iS
Broadway I"
Is2D ST, $. lots ~ IS and 50. man Va.
ton property (SOuth Belmont. 50x ir,e.
Henry Spielmann TO George Ehret. 1871 pss
ave; March 3: 500; attorney. NJ B,r,S
herd, Ill Broadway. F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer market quiet. but rates firm. par
fclfarly for prompt boats. quotations 10
liverpool. IHd. nominal. London and Glas-
GOV IHd. Rotterdam. 40. Hamburg and
Jrcrnen. 30 pigs: HUI - April; Bristol, 2hd
April. Antwerp. "a n %. Cork for orders.
- "a nominal picked ports large Tonnage.
IL qd. cotton 10 Liverpool. per 100 10. 204
25c Charters British steamer, 2O3O tons.
time charter. general trades. one trip basis
9a 81. delivort 81 John. V. redelyery New
zealand or Australia March. British steam
ar 2eI2 tons. same. delivery sydney, u.
Anil: Italian stcnmer. @2&5 tons. transnt %
Iantlc trade o3c round trio on time charter.
basis 3d. delivery and redelivery Marseilics,
prompt. Dutch steamer. jJ7 tons. timber.
Gulf ~ ono or two ports Italy, 02s OdT
S5s March. British steamer. ZIG tons,
cotton Gulf 20 tho r X or Continent, Dos,
March: schooner. I.2ii tons. coal. Baltimore
90 Punth 0orda or Tampn, I. schooner.
76e tons. coal. Philadelphia 90 MnyporL y I;
schooner 5O2 tons. lumber. Charleston 70
Sew York 81 G2ls schOorcr. G75 tons. coal.
Baltimore 20 Calais y 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Stsndard copper on tho Metal
Exchange was weak NJ 13.50Gl4 for spot.
March and April; tho local street market
for copper was unsettled. with eiectrolytio
quoted at 1879 914Joc and casting 1A9
1I12hc. In London copper closed at to4
- FOR ,pot and fG4 13s % for futures
TIN--steady; Now York spot and March,
~. % R3s.20c; April. 5so583s3oc; May.
8s12H as 4Jc; June. 1925 a8s.6oc and
July. Ss8Oa3s. roc In London tin closed
eosy a. f17s FOR spot and f17e for futures
LEAD-Steady; New York spot. 8.95r
4o6c. and East 81 Louis. 3so9asoc. In
London lead closed at $40 l7s Cd.
er5r.r TER-ouiet; Vow York spot. o2n q
Z 9Oc and East 81 Louis bio Hb.20c. In
London. speltcr closed at f21 os.
TEON-NidficsborO No 3. 5Os 6d In Lon
don Local iron market steady al $50
sis 30 for 10 ! foundry Northern and sl4 ~
n sl5 % for 40 Northern. No J Southern
avn nDff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

Van Alstyne. Charles-Cfty OF New York
S214 IS.
Wheeler. Charles H-Clty OF New York
$3.50 81
Wcismann Louisiana. s2o4 A.
British Importing and Jobbing Co, Limited
II Narsoow. S722 90.
G W Whitman d Co.-Herper Paper Co
civ Of New York.. Golden. s47oe e5.
Same-E. Harsch acm.. s.. 500.
Same T. Huberty $1,000.
Edmund Francis Realty Co Northern Cornlc'
AND Roofing Co.. Inc. $500 -.
IlcIsch Neckwear Co.-City OF New York
Imperial ser al Sewing Machine Col Thrush
LaTry Creamery co-City of New York
United surety Col r. Comey 81 1872 IL
The Bronx.
Arrigoni AntoniO-M Hogan, 1920 70.
Cohen Louis. Rauman. $3.50 ".
Dolan William BID Baum an Il Co.. Szl' u
Goldseiu. Morris-G. Il. Patterson 81 al 'as
sruees) 500 IS.
IIynes. Janes jr.-I. e. ]. Stolts. $3.50 80.
Hawkins Dal-New York Telephone %
Sl1S II. -.,,. W M.
Jacob streirner Co CThe) and william " os-
trauder. az cxccutor-North SAND Co. 81
1870. .o.,o
Kcirns' samuel FIJI. e. silver. 500 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MARCH 3.
Manhattan

SUFFOLK ST. 1919. all, Pinous Rubel TO
Aaron Cross and ano. PA d 81. Brooklyn;
yrs from Feb -, 1919; s., 600; attorney,
Shapiro 1870 Delaney ST.
BLEECKER ST. los. store; Isaac stiefel to
Jacob Axelrod. 756 Hewitt Place; yrs from
Sept /. 1913; 81 500.
10TH ST. 1919 West. 1eth noor west
Forty and Forty-hrst Streets Realty Co 70
Speeiwell Construction Co, sos 9Th ave. 10
yrs from May I. 1914; $40. 600; attorneys, Bling
q Bing, 800 9th ave.
DELANCEY ST, S. store; George Horn TO
Silyi3 Sai9oIia .soo Delancey 81 yrs no,h
l5Si2 Bowery.
MADISON AVE. 1899. store: Jos Goldberg to
Alexander Zeiger, 1879 Madison ave; yrs I
mos from Feb /. 1914; s1.O20; attorney, @
Nissenson. 81 Liberty ST.
1ST AVE. SJ7 store and front basement;
Louis Horowitz TO David LeviRSohn, 242 East
Goth ST. 5 yrs from Nav I. 1915: $1,000.
THOMPSON ST, 9O-92 all; Citizens Invest
ing 90 10 Carmelo T Ia Marca. 1872 Thompson
-: Yrs from April |, 1918; So. 100. attorney,
As"lutto 222 Thompson 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CNith name and address OF purchaser an
Attorney
MARCH g.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

GRAND. SIT. 900 =. 24Ss5 e124 ix55 q;
Emily Olive % Samuel Schwartz, IS Lenox
ave. all liens; Feb y: 500; attorney, g
Rabinowitz. % Nassau ST.
GRAND ST. 54S, n s. 25x1OO: Moe sturtz 20
David II Ahrend, Al Central Park West; a
part. mtg, $4,000. March :; 81; attorney. S
LEXINGTON AVE. 1898, $, 27x73; Jos 3
Peck 10 Alfred Hair. 25s Somerset st, North
Plainfed j.; all liens; Feb 20; 81.
LOT begins 1C0 Il OF Dyckman st and
263 II Il OF Boulevard Lafayette. runs
W l75N * @ K 70 beg; Francis A
Thayer TO John II Judge. POI Broadway; "a
SAME PROPERTY; Francis a Thayer to
Clara Thsyer. --: = part: Dec 10, 1908;
81; attorney. John II Judge. 2el Broadway.
rear arc of South st. s$,s5 545xao: Downing Real
ty Co 10 owners Building CO. 43 Cedar ST;
mtg. $4,000 March 3; 81; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance q Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
17x6Sx irreg Alfred X Wright 10 Lizzie W
Wright. New York City; all liens: oct %.
1903; gift; attorney JOS II Fargis. 81 LIB
erty 81.
81 AVE. W cor i4th st. 536xlOO, Geo F
GOurand 20 Edwin . Mulligan. $40 West l4Tth
st all title; Feb Is; 81; attorney c II Beckett.
30 AVE. sol e s. 9ox1oo; Comeline,t smith,
indlv extrx. etc. Harlan p Smith, 70 Katie,
wife Louis Morscherr $50 81 ave; all liens;
Trust CO. l76 Broadway.
7TH Sr. 1913 East, =. runs along st 20
Y f3.lN " ZlIN " bo.o 70 Peg DaNll
Goodman to Bertha Soherer. 305 Eas: 10th
81: an liens: Dec % 1913. 81. attorneys Lew
in & Sehcrer. go Broadway
18TH ST. q. 300 z o OF 10th ave. 25xqS. IL
Victor Beaver 20 Mary Mallon. 43a West 2S,h
81 (mtg $40 00O). March 4; 800: attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 Broadway.
3SrH ST 400 West, - 25X9S.9, First
Unitel Presbyterian Church OF New York City
20 Stephania Cillugzak. 1900 Lexington ave
mtg $50 ooW. March :. 500. attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. l7G Broadway
sisT ST. 1903 East 9, 20xl022 .; Abraham
10Th 81 (mtg $4,000. March .: 81. attorney.
LAWYERS Title Insurance Co. 100 broadway.
loiTH Sr. . cor OF Park ave, 20 lOXiOO II |:
Barney Cohen 90 Mary G Brady. Il East 10th
~ mtg $4,000. March 4. 81 attorney Thorn
as j Brady - Nassau ST.
100 II: Columbus Holding co 20 Eugene A
ponohue. l49 Broadway: and =: all liens
March 4; 81; attorneys, Cary & Carroll. 30
Wall 81
1901 Columbus Holding Co TO Eugene A
ponohuc. li9 Broadway. b and 3: all liens.
March {. 81. same attorneys
18TH ST. 2uS and 20 East, = g. ~ 3xl0o. IL .
David Fuchs TO Transfer Holding co, 1873
Broadway mtg Sis5o0l. Feb -. 81 attorney.
$ II Golding. i35 broadway.
10TH ST, s s. 100 II W Of Amsterdam ave.
loXN IL, William VI Moore 70 Franz Michel
415 West l43d ~ Ontr $50 OOOl. March y: 500.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l10
Broadway.
The Bronx.
ALEXANDER AVE. 200. e ~ 10 sxN6.s: Geo
Pcarse ct al 10 Edwin II Grove 200 Alexan-
der ave, Feb ~; 81 attorney, ritls Guarantees
& Trust Co. 100 Broadway
CHURCH ST, =, ~ ~ Of Kingsbridge
ave. 4sx22ox'sx22I, Julia X simon TO Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 5.-At the wool auction
sales to-day L. C25 bales We're offered. The
buying was eager I'm all sections Including
America. and the market was firm, with
hardening rates. Best merinos sold 10 per
cen. desror and best slipes and coarse
% ossbreds realized 10 20 IS per cent over
th, opening day Following Is the sale in
detail: New South wales. 200 bales:
secured. is i4d12s "a: greasy 6ikdR1s a.
Queensland 1000. secured. Is 4isd2 % Cd;
greasy 7Hd11s 2i5d. Victoria. 900
secured. Is sd = - 9iad; greasy. Sd a1s az a.
south Australia, 500; greasy. Shdd1s 2iAd
West Australia, COO. greasy. Tad91s I'D.
New Zealand. $500; secured. Is 3iad11s "a;
greasy, 50 q 10 3isd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
LARGE DEAL PENDING
Involves Fifth Avenue Corner
Lofts and Apartment House.

Negotiations are under way for the re-
sale Of the eleven and twelve story loft
buildings at the southeast corner or
Fifth avenue and Dist street purchased
by the McKeon Realty Company from the
McCready estate on Wednesday.
The pending deal is with the Adlon Con-
struction Company, which, 1t is said. Is
TO give the twelve story Adlon apartment
house, at the southwest corner Of Sew
enth avenue and 54th street. on plot
100Xl0o feet, I'm exchange. The house Is
from plans by George and Edward Blum.
who estimated Its cost Of construction at
the fling Of plans at 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Big Sale and Lease Denied.

The lease 20 out-of-town interests OF
Nos. Al and 473 Fifth avenue. with an L
extending to Nos. 4 and East 4lst street.
surrounding the southeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and DIST street. owned by Mrs.
Jennie *. STAFFORD. reported yesterday,
was denied by representative OF Mrs.
STAFFORD.
II is understood that leases arc pend
ing for Individual parcels In the plot 10
present tenants and 70 others FOR short
terms only.
The report that Isaac A. Hopper, Inc,
have bought the Burlington Hotel prop
erty, adjoining the Holland House. on
mercial building on the site. was also
denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

pROyIsIONs- 20 Arm. with fairly
active buying. although hog markets we're
rather heavy. PORK-steady; mess S23 9
~ GOO pEEF-Mess. s1SGt1s5O. family.
SiSa $40. packet. SIS 5oGsl9 80; extra India
mess $3.50 800 DRESSED HOs-i2lt y
I2&c: pigs. 13Hc. CUT MEAIS-Pickled
hcliies firm: 18Gl4hc: picked hams hrm.
I4i5c TALLOW-Barely steady; special.
7c city. csc asked; country. ,Gg Gtc. LARD
Steady. middle West. 10 80 10. 'oc' clty
firm. 1O,.c; refined steady. South America,
ii 75c. Continent. II o5c. Brazil. kegs - 80;
compound quiet. 81 0SAc. STEARlNE-
Quiet; oleo. Dc. city lard. llhc.
COTTONSEED OU-Was without special
feature although the tone most OF tho day
was steady, owing TO hrmness I'm tho lard
market Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The FIRST name Is that Of the debtor, m
second that Of the creditor. and date whcn
judgement was filed in New York County.
DAILY Edward Ed. Beckermann ct al
September $. 1910; se6t 81 -
Harper Edward l.. and Edward L., IN
cohen: November -. 1908: s2.oI4 IL.
Lsrchmont Coal and Lumber Com p9ny =,
pealc Peacock q Kerr OF New YORK
August -. 1918: $i46 %.
Mcdonald James PC. Archambault' Feb
ruarv Il. 1914. $92S 66.
MittcnthdL 1saac-A Hammerstein; Decem-
Der <. 1913. $27G Is
Nassau Electric Railroad Company-S Der
Ecwitz. January 10. 1914: $473 SO.
Illinois Surety Company-George Colon q
Co. March .. 1912; $l2512 ~.
williams John r.. and William spencer
Fails Rivct and Machinery Company; Sep
tcmber G. 1912: 1885 9S
Bradley Contracting Company-S. Peraino
December ~ 1913 (vacatod); 500.
Scme--R. Cauley, February =, 1914 (vacat-
CD; S. 1873 90
Marasco. Carmine and Pietro Alvino--G. NJ
Iahm. October I. 1913. Si9S "a.
Robert Chapman Company-W Crete; Jan
uary %. 1914 (canceled); S66s g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sYABOARD CLEARiNCEs.
philadelphia estimated.
ILOIR AND MEAI-Flour quiet. huytr

being inclined TO hold out FOR lower prices.
Spring patents. 81 7O9S4 So. winter s'ralghta'
81 $685. 20: winter patents, 81 5OpS4 9o'
spring clears. 81 coast 80; extra No winter
So 650S3 IS. No .. 50 $3.50 60; Kansas
strsishts. s. 25a$4 81 fancy spTng patssnts {;
asa per 100 ~. RYE FLOUR quiet; FAIR 70
good. 50 90qs3 80. choice to fancy. s. 20
So 90 CORNMEAL quiet; kiln dried. 81 %.
BAG MEAL steady; fine white and Yellow
81 45a$l %; coarse. 81 4on$l 40 FEED
Western steady: bran 20 arrive. 10c-tb sacks,
s27 jO standard middlng S26 80, -four 90
sea. red dog. $50: CITY steady, bulk S26 80.
sacks SOS rniddlng S27qs3o. red dog. $50 80
oilmeal S314S3l 80
COTF'EE-Business was small, amounting
20 80 800 bags. Opening prices showed declines
Of 3 20 points. but during the day there wac
an absence OF selling pressure, and the market
hardened and closed steady at net gains ot
10 2 points. Tho Havre market showed a do
cline OF Z 20 y franc and Hamburg was 4
rfonnlg lower Rio showed an advance Of 70
rels while santos spots were unchanged. but
futures I'm Santos were 20 70 70 refs belo" the
,reyious close Cost and freight offers were
unchanged 70 3 points lower with santos ~
and 5s az lie: AZ. u. 2oQ1i pc; IS. 10 SOC and
Rio Is 81 STOc. spot inactive, with RIO -
AZ &c Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
$250,000 Broadway Building

Plans have been filed for the construc-
tion OF n twelve story building for stores,
Offices and lofts for nOn-manufacturing
purposes on the west side block front OF
Broadway. between Canal and Lispenard
streets The old Brandreth House "A hotel
OF civil War times, at one time occupied
the site Jardne. Hin & Murdoch are
the architects The cost has ben csti-
mated al 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Realty Notes.

Jacob J. Tabolt has purchased from
Thomas =. Fitzsimmons his real estate
and insurance business at No. 75l Sixth
avenue. which was established in 1890, and
has moved his Office 10 that address.
The Cross 81 Brown Company has been
appointed agent for the Strand Theatre
Building, at tho northwest corner OF
Broadway and 18th street
Ludwig G. T'raube has been appointed
agent OF the houses Nos. 1894 and 1896
Southern boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Mackay Buys Jamaica Plots.

Clarence II. Mackay has purchased
eight plots I'm the Jamaica Estates de-
velopment. The property has n frontage
of 3o5 feet on the east side OF Radnor
Road and Is one OF the most desirable
residential sites on the development. The
amount invested was 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
GREATER and PROSPEROUS KlNGSTgH.SI.
About $4,000 Population. square Nies
SO Miles from New York
ANSPORI ATlON IAlIIIL =.


TRANSPORT ALTON FACITfI =.
Kingston is reached by the N.s- 500
r p n Z. Central. VIA ferry from Rhne'
beck. other railroads with stations 10 10
town are the ~ Y. ontario q WestsT,
Waikiki Valley, Ulster g Delaware connec'Is
with the Delaware & Hudson. Nearby X l.
terminals are the Erie and the New Lngsn.
Kingston has splendid waterway facAipes
Boats OF the Hudson River Day Line hns
Central Hudson Steamboat Company ply o
tween the city and y Y. city and othel ~.
portant points. All-night passenger ana ires.'
boats 70 and from y. Y Auto buses 20 ea.se
ties and Rlfton. Good trolley service 'N"''
residential and business sections.
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.
Churches OF every denomination, SOCIAL ~
fraternal organizations, meet 'fs relgio.
and social needs. The best goods Al W
prices may be had In rs retail stores.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. -.
Kingston has well paved streets ps,tss
grammar and high schools Ere ana po..,.,'
protection. so miles OF well lighted stre,.s
3 miles OF streets lighted hy recently y,
stalled electric lights on ornamental po'1.
free mail delivery. pure water supply a..
fact. every improvement that cou.i - =
sired.
MANUFACTURING OPPORTUNIilL,...
There are in Kingston well located 80
With sidings along tho West Shofe - -,
low all-water or all-ral freight "a" "A
y. Y. The manufacturer viii fnd Sss -,
Electricity for power and lighting AZ
reasonable cost. Plots IN various pa.N
the city suitable FOR manufacturing ahU -
Genccs are for sale Address -v
KINGSTON BIICITN COMMITTEE
Kingston. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Now York. March 3. l9l

New York, March 2. 1914
-WHEAT-Prices felt the influence
Of continued bic advices regarding the
new crop and after showing some steadiness
early gave way and closed az the bottom. with
net losses OF IA sc. Foreign markets mac
tive and rather heavy. Western authority
stated that the winter wheat crop on March 1
showed gains Of about points over the De
cernber report and that conditions as a whole
were considered practically perfect. Export
bids were 81 most cases considerably under
the market. Tho trade seemed inclined 20 an
ticipate a bearlsh government report on farm
reserves. due on Saturday. and longs became
nervous and sold freely. Cash 40 hard win
ter wheat was quoted at 81. C. T. TO arrive;
No red 81 O3ia. elevator domestic; No l
Northern Duluth. 81 03. O %. afioat. opening
OF navigation. 30 I Northern Manitoba, 81 "a,
o b. an0at. CORN-Firm early, and prices
worked up isNi4c from the previous close.
ON the advance longs sold heavily, however.
and values broke a.Q5sc from the top and
closed near tho bottom. with net losses OF = y
&c Foreign markets heavy. In the local
cash market 40 yellow was quoted At 7er,
O. ! T. TO arrive. OATS-Steady carly. IN SYM
pathy with corn, but declined with that mar
iet. closing AZ = n sc net decline. cash mar
ket quiet standard white, f6n i6'zc, No =
4Gi:d47c: No .. - z0iGc. 40 :. 4J04' 1c;
ordinary clipped. 45n47i2c, fancy clipped 4tg
4Sisc all elevator. RYE-steady; No 2 West
ern. csc f. New York, export. BARLEY
Quiet: mailing G5675c. r Buffalo.
BUJCKWHGAT-Quiet. silver hull 81 81
mixed. 81 %. japanese. 81 9SdS2 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

sUGAR-Thrre was no Improvement In re
fined and prices remained unchanged az sc
for fine granulatcd Raw showed no change
IN prices, but there was a fair demand from
rehner, and sales late Yesterday and 20 day
werc placed ~ about l2J. 600 bags ~ Cuhas
for PROMPT and first haf March shipment. ~
&c. cost and freight. The total also included
soine Porto Ricos NJ equal 30 sole FOR cen-
trifugal. delivered here. Spot prices ~ers
3 Ole for centrifugal ana 2 SEC for moasser.
In London h-ct sugar was quiet and easier
~ -. 2iad Tor March. "s 81 for April aud
D- 8nd for May, with the curb NJ 9s lxd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Lots at MorristoWn Sold.

Pease & Gilman sold for Richard II.
Williams TO a client his plot OF about nine
acres on Kitchel avenue. at Convent,
near MorristOwn, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
New Rochelle Property Rented.

Mrs Edwin Bodine and the Andersen
Realty Company have rented the prop
erty No. 24 Main street, New Rochelle.
to the Huylers Corporation. The lease
Is for term Of ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

morn than 500 were filed yesterday, the
first name being that Of the debtor:
Manhattan.
Parrlct Rosa I.-People. etc. $500
Bzxt. Rsrnet-wilnam Gleichmsnn Co.
$40 IL
Rsrns-B Altman Co. 1913 IL
friedman, Arthur-W Bisnchi. t27i %.
Geerlnz Adolph--Ilmpire Trust Co. $500 II.
Golens.n, Harry and SAM Marks AsZS ~
HartcOrn Albert E.-NOTthern Corrice anc
Roofing co. 500 II. 1900.
Hubert. Hugh B.--City Of New York. S74s %
flannel. Joseph c.-Ludwig Baumnnn & Co..
Kss,ner- Carrie. and Charles J. Cook George
Ringer T. Co &5D2 80
Hronengoid. Acolph-H. r. sudderly. t22l "a
Hammer Hsz =. and Martin J. Hindi-B M
KreIyer' Gnstave--c. w.irnuth. ss22 &C.
yAndeksr. Adoph " Il Borses. 1857 ID.
Ia Montague Alice ". eItf1.-R. =. Weir.
us5ti'r,. Tltch HI. ~. Brown. 500 n.
petefsOn nton-ci'y 81 New York, 1913 IL
ytosers Thomas. and william Caldwell. e1r-.
CITY III New York. t-3Z 10.
Jsosenblaft Iyouis-I. y Nreep 81 a.. t2T0 63.
Ti6eenzweig, AMMO n KliDpel fco-,sj stl5 ~.
iiOsenberg. Benjarin-W Magnusct42 81.
J,iefman, Sidney Rchlessel. .75fCl.
game Same. 1885 %
Eidglsy. Albert E.-Astna Thfs insuranos 20
shaT,ierg. Isidor w-1,y Of Kew York.
fIJ5 %.
eeiiiiere Emma r. L.-ssms. fs4g 30
ssrtter Martin Nm SchwNiRer, 1892 10.
ehsoiro Hsrfs-K. Mason. 81. ~ 80
fhier. f<,uis-F ~ Fletcher ., al. f2li ~.
pofaeryllls, John A -. - Roberts. $3.50 70.
simon. 2amrel AutOcsr Co.. iIJ.1sg 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and oddress OF lender and /.
torney)
MARCH s
Manhattan.

ANTHONY AVE. 9 :. 500 r o., is0,h r,
2Jx97 AXIS. lxl005: oct a. 1890. frank ? ant
Harriet lockwood 10 Adolf Remann. $500.
attorneys, Miller & VI. 10 Broadway.
CLAY AVE. 1882. =. 4O.3Xso. FOB y, 1911:
Bernard and Lena Levy 20 Matlfde Bosssi-
man. 27S3 Bainbridze ave: $1,000. attorney A
Bosselman 400 Br0adWay
COLUMBUS AVE. e s. 25.2 2 from .
cor Goth 81. 2J.2xs5 Gx2j 3NS3 to beginniiE
March :. l9i1 Charles Gahr6n % 81 % saH1
\ Busslng ~ West sSth 81. 5000. attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 70. ~
Broadway
GARDEN ST. IS. az div lire bet lots 81 en-.