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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
Property in Former Silk
Trade Centre Assessed
at S146,000.
SAVINGS BANK BUYS
BUSINESS BUILDING
Bids $4,000 for Parcel in 22d
Street-Quick Resale of
Dwelling House.

The two six story stores and loft
buildings al All TO 48i Broome St, in
the city's former silk trade centre, have
been sold. The property, which com
prisCs a plot 75x996 feet. adjoining the
southeast corner of Wooster ST., is as
sessed by the city at $4,000.
For more than forty years II has
been owned by the estate of Jacob W.
Cornwell. Until two years ago the
property was occupied by the Cheney
Brothers, silk manufacturers, now at
Fourth av. and 18th st.
The Bank for Savings bid highest at
the auction sale yesterday for the six
story loft building at 2s and 30 West
22d St, which Joseph p. Day struck
down to the bank for 100000 in a
foreclosure action against Leo Silver
ct al. The property is encountered with
debts aggregating sl95,273.
August Vatable has purchased Tor
occupancy AZ West SD st, four story
dwelling, 22x1OO.5, from Francis Spier,
who acquired the property last week
through an auction sale for S62,OOO
from the executors Of the Emily II.
Moir estate.
Smith e. Phelps have sold the five
story apartment house, with store. on
lot 25xlOO. at the southwest corner OF
Oakland Place and Prospect av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
ADVISES BUYING
REAL ESTATE NOW
Counsel of AuctiOneer or
Coming Spuyten Duyvil
Plot Sale.

"The sale Of urban property IN the
winter time. such as we VIII do al
Spuyten Duyvil on Saturday after
noon" said George G.. Baker, the auc-
tioneer. Yesterday, "has never before
been attempted in New York City.
"That. however has not deferred Us
in the least. From the inquiries re-
ceived we know now just what the re
suit will be. A prominent railroad
president wrote me to-day, asking fur
tber information. after reading the
noyspaper advertisements. That shows
Won that the people with the money TO
buv real estate are here IN the winter
and feel this is the only time when reai
estate can be advantageOusly viewed
from all aspects.
"Followinp our advertisement IN the
high class newspapers, we had more
than eighty inquiries up 10 MONDAY
From then on we have been buster than
any time / can remember IN the lasy
ten wears 7 want 20 tell you that the
reolfv market has been injured more
Inv the realty brokers who tell the peo-
ME TO wait until the spring than any
condition YOU name. The European
market cannot hurt New YORK real
estate. the stock market cannot inJure
il. and when they tell you that money
is tight il is only the cry OF the pessl-
mist ,-.;-.
real estate for sale. People want 70
rse fine winter Sundays This IS the
time when the ground is soft, and you
can nrsh a cane in and find II It -
oiled in ashes or real dirt Good real
estste does not need any flowers, grass
or SIM. II is the location and the
"Tbe Spuvten Duyvil auction sale on
Saturday is going 20 open the eyes ol
MANY people. 7 have had many afgu-
nenfs hut / maintain that the New
York realty market can be MADE go
everv month in the year. All you need
is faith and the nerve 10 push your
se1f "a tho front. Reflect a momehI
and Won will admit that when n broker
rgarts IN sell something he always runs
"A tho moneved man, who IS ready WIN
ter or summer, war or no war, 10 pu{
real+v Is there any better evidence o.
the faith Of the shrewd investor IN real
estate?" .o,.ot
NJ Baker said that several mover
things will be seen at the auction ~.
tonobiles will take people 10 the DIG
electric LIGHTED tent, which VIII DE-
heated whore the sale will be conduct
ed Following the afternoon session
no. meals will be served in the tent,
ana n anv OF the lots remain unsold
tbev will be offered in the evening.
1--WE are going TO make this more en-
.L,s;oe,ic tban the old Gospel tent
meetings I'm the South" said Mr. BaIet'
aand we are going 90 show them that
real estate can be sold in the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
MIDTOWN RENTALS
Manufacturers Get Big space
in Lewisohn Building.

rtrip Irvisohn leased % ne PaIneI hnrial-
Nartf.rtii-ug Company. manu- ali-I,.s W ,i,e ser-
r'--,-i fu--iif,ire anl importers on ~ ~. hi he
PA aaor containing 1900 sqgsfe, a &C., tSfh
phfie tavisoln BulIdlng q ~. 49, -
'se,,rrii-g through 20 Hills Mtss tfo5 ari
a., j., vrs-s Ar an sggfrrlif IriiaL .t-' o-i,-s
11ie .n,ee Il 10 De used fof thef 'Ael1''''
A' ,ll,,,i.T nj R,ooirood & CO..; Inc. ls ,- Fis,b
81. t-.s.--.-. and fucK-anine honf ~ -.
49, --fott A Co. % Hinehalsh q f,tIf
~, ie..rd fa the Nsw Narceralt -, $780, Va
- ri Vsrdrrbilt az. 10 the Hs-h ~ Fs.fssrk
- Co-1oarv and sub-leased leI ~, W -. ft5-fql
i.dl.s. Csrnent Company DE iourh 'o'' - 80
~. 90 A Brown COMPANY lessed 80 A., !" tbs
r.. a.. A. ~ George e Mettseff ~ =, ~
l.@l.,,I a.sfrs Rubber Company nulLl"A -, 1900
~ --e.I :. III Charles " Metue'o. "ftrf
49, a. n Srho1maker the fnurih ~. p. 81
~ ga n f5r The Llsn hetiy ,.'N'-"' ~
Iast Fisbe-iy f1r a term u yeA.s -, r,hr
44y. f Il Martha leased ior we esla' ri,,,.i,,.
S. Ain.,s ~. sfo-e ard basement 81 - to-A..N
y. y, ~ narirl Reeves COMPANY ~ ..ie - a.
AZ a. eiesIe s1f- leased the brpshNN s'v U.f
..t,t,g th. corner iu the Hotel rs ll-' - r,erv
nl.i"s attb Il 90 Rollins talof' w ~.
W. i,i.,cd In the Hotel Alhemafe i.' 1907
,.s.i' ~, iesssd for rye year, Al 3eaf'
Apvy' l,,f,r A Co leased % ne fnpe h a
- = y; a he third loft 81 rs Mesi - "a n.
,,I 49, ne a sss West 59d 81 10 the ho''1'N'
Tire COMPANY. . c,..ie. pruuu Cen
lns ~ Issssd the entire store ard baAeineH' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
spItP AND LAMBS.

ps,eiDs asg9 head care on sae shrer 'tsg
,...,sf. "a CiI,rsg9 rsfoffs " nftnef prices Con
No hi Az ewes Snd 81 5 900 A. 20 De- 100 u
culIs & Js@15. lSDDs. y yg&'S ". eu4iz. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
CHICAGO WHEAT DECLINES
Illness of Kaiser Has Depress-
ing Effect on Prices.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Possibilities that
the Kaiser's death might lead TO a sud
den peace had much to do to-day with
bringing about a decided downturn in
the price Of wheat The market closed
heavy, 7sc 70 1c to &c under last
night Corn finished Lice 70 &c of,
oats down &c 70 &c and provisions
varying from &c decline TO rise Of
PIC. Statements that the Kaiser had
pneumonia and was in a serious condi-
ton made news regarding him become
of prime Importance 10 the wheat pit.
IL was not, however, until the last hour
Of trading that his illness had any
effect on the market, as up 20 that
time the ailment was supposed TO be
merely an ordinary cold. On the other
hand, traders were quick 10 act on the
idea that the treacherous nature Of
pneumonia might easily in his case re-
suit in more immediate radical changes
of the European situation than the
military outlook had seemed to war
rant. The selling that followed was
shared in by some Of the largest houses
on change. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

WIFI amount Of mortgage and came and address o.
aftorney)
DECEMBER ..
ALL ard I Of parry ist part IN and 70 essate
q NJ Crosnsr' der'd. June q. 1918; Pauline
Solomon. j and Lillian Grusner. e 70
Dlttrieh, sttys. Jamss. Schsl & L. ITO BwN
KINGsBRrDGE ROAD, OF BvEy, cor 2lsth
s. "a lixe5rsl TIsT.3; Amsterdam az
% II 0 OF gljth s.. { lots. lot -All1oo, 90,
25Ise; Nov /. 1909: Nay Bannon TO ! IL
LoT SIS. nap lO7e: property Foster sehmi;t.
2lrh ward. Dec ls. 1919: sadie Sanders 20
MSg AID Anna sinnott' atty. "hAie1s ~ ses
B1y: WV
WEST ST. es 50 s Of Morris Of. 25Is9e; June
O. 1905: Louisa Kent 20 Z lie Roy steNan;
Aftys Curtis. ~ p & Colt. 30 BroEd 81 s19e9
s1Th at 905 and zoe. 3 49, 81 AnsterdAa
az g. 6xlO0 s Pauline Gosner e al. trls, 20
Ditrneh: atty. II kittei. 100 William -
45TH ST Iss T. n s. e5e OF 81 Az, s2xieo.b
March Is. 1907; A ard sarah conway 20
the Bank Tor Savings. 80 4th aTs atys Gao
gaader. W a T. 40 Wall s., sO.eVv
SANE PROPERTY: Nov 4. 1903: same to same;
siST ST. 2l Ems. s5w @, "a Az. 19.srl0o 3
oct 81 1918. W j and Emma Shields and
20 Hamburger. 532 " li-d -; avs,
simon a Asher I'll Bwsy. 80
lS3D ST s. rs Of IN sv. s5r9s II. Aug -.
1895. j h Z Poyton 70 5 DIN. X Suekiey
and EliI NJ Lynch all o. Rhineoeck. Y. tr0s
for benefit OF Elik VI Lynch ard remandermel
under wiz OF Mao Lynch. dec'd; Atvs L 7
Co. Sls.vVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
Downtown Business Leases.

fease Elhman leased the south store a, 50
nassau 81 - the United Cra7a, Company: space
:. ~ LAoerty - % The Regal sachei COMPANY the
superior hygenic Company. = Duhrenbe' mer ana
Re- b' he.a a. 20 Nassau O.. 20 J. r Jeaneret.
- sirie. and Joll j. McGcu-n. and az So
,lueI hOidhgs Corporation. james G. NuEent Gud
", L-nl .4ey, ami additional 5p4ce 10 Darel T.
Nathan 49, D~-- ~
n Weber 4 Heilhroner. haberda5hsrs rented through
store AZ 5i5 and al Broadway corner Or Leonard
-. formerly occupied BY william O. White A
hee store front vii be Installed
Cammann. Voorhees, h Floyf leased 10 The Ger
mama Ire Insurance Company the third loft a,
~ -Ll ~ fu.,on 81. southwest corner of Gold st.
80 sl,h me huand A Whiting Company the store
sha basement a. i6i Pearl r. 10 Ventura B1rras
matthew Bender Co. law publishers. who re-
tenly completed the.r new building az A banv.
Aass Ielied 70 better accommodate their clente e.
q branch IN his city. The frm leased fhroueh
NlIliem a White a Sons an entire a06r IN ne
ana Nassau e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. December Q. 1914
REEVES.

Re-eip,s. 80 head 5ih cars on sale. in i1a ns
se -,-. of steers nearly an from hcu'ucLl. Nacfi
he quarantine was .iLtl l4'e ~ .e,s r.'r.s were
ADVANCED i0aI5c. with al active demand bAs ~
hg't supply and firm % traction ..sl .id y,
81 = 81 90 Der 100 lhs. oxen and stag az - |DN
81 81 Bulls a. 81 50@&8 extra bun a. y ~, GOV.
a. ass 90 Kentucky cows a. y. Di1s''' ''
Sas.-J. sharnbsrs q Son - ~ steers. 5 81,
- iias ihs So b: 81 1851 ibs. s. 90. u W Va.
s2 i6s s. Is 10 hei,efs. '5s l1s. - u. ~ Gun.
Rsrns Conmlseou 60. > ~ steers .l5it ihs.
iosg hs > %. 2. lo-l ~ =. j. oxen AID a''ss'
Neaton q O. q ~ steers. lilo ne. S. 50. 70.
IS 10. ~. ligl lhs $ 90 hefers lt3 ns. 81 -.
Tobln & shannon is Ky ste.rs. lsll iDs. ~ ok
b. 50 90. @ mas ibs $ 80. 3 oxen. ll's i''.
M,Phsr,on 4 Co.. u Ky steers l9s2 ib, g @
81. b. iito .b. s., i9. 1851 M. s.. q. li'o b.
sanders 3s, Va Steers. 1904 ~, 50 %: !. 1900
- Q curt, 8 son. 2 q1en. i's5 -. g 50;
bulls g15 im. s9 - lo'. - sgg ~ IT,
49, eoss i y, ~ l' NJ. t2 IA. s8S H. s.
b. 20 n,s. Nz5 a. so lbs. s.. 3. 81 i5a. s. o.
SSa AZ Iaiiea. u eer,. 90 ibs s. 70: H. SCI
la f4ro. ls e17 Ibs s. 90. go.
Ges : l.. Z DllisnbIeA. 81 cows T'' Is'. s. '''
Nj ID Hollis 4 cows. go 10. -. ?. So lbs. s..
CALVES.
Heceip,s go head. s2s On sale. counting the
.feie sfoek OOod Ffas steady. with fair demand
u1derzradrs Glow gfsssefs and yeRfings 5oc lpw'f
ffao Mandsy Neta f9'd a. ssetlS pei l0D Pr
e-1is 81 s6sff 30. grssser A. 81 '09t5 year
unrs flQts 30 city dfessed teaf quoted a. l'9
isLc. country dressed. l4@ ighc county dressed
.rsssefs and butiefm.lSs. sole.
ssies-Anafg@ Mullen 'eas ~ L. y, sy g1'
'lss 40 ~, :. 10. -. rals. o.. s. calses.
~ $3.50. 3 yasriinEs. 49, 81 -.
90 }g ,e' n. be-. tis. 3. 40 81 30. T. ig7.
80. ! e,i.s ne. s. 20. z. eos. 81. =. 20 s. ~.
3 ,ss.,iass' a5s. $40. 8. 800 81
deere u. = Di1anback, ~ scsa ~ h,
~ i. ils. 81 %. 2. zio. $40. 2. 40. -. 70
"S E Jsaa ~ o.. o. ~'s. Iss ID. 81. Gull.
w Hume. ~ Erasseu. re 10. g.. 20. 2la.
a = iq gesrIinu 900 50 Is
s...,,,s1 a 40 20 " Va veals. no n. tlz % .
A iss al. i2 100. so %
" II Beias 200 Esssen. 2'l d. u; 70 year
nf gs,sn sisanon. vesb. 100 H. So: 2 'ei
calves. 80. - 20. Efssasfs and Searng Esf.
o." sHEtP AND LAMBS
psee,pss asg7 head > care on saf Sheep 'ffg
-, ,t go tsnfg ofered lambs firm on limited
rsesip,s "a chlrssg Isfors y nfmef pnces Con-
ia.s, u Ar euss Soid - ) so~1l 20 ps 100 u.
culIs. q Jsg1g. lambs. y y9@D ". eu.iS. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address NJ purchaser and sftorne
DECEMBER ..
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az t-9 and i7l. 3 COS. $ SSH
II 4Ors0. J. Foster 20 lincoln square Holding
o. 10 Maiden Lane. Jan is 1919. iitys. Poster
a e. so Maiden Lane. 81
RARROW 81 A. iGj from Bleerfer s. ok
al. Eyerna Halanfine to Evelyn Baiian'.ne. $50
S.t.au n. 500
uf.NRY ST. sli. essl scammel s.. 2l6I
T0S:M NJ Wyvell. ref 20 United states Trust CO.
trustee q Rand Is Wal 81. Dec s. sttys
Stewart a s. A. Wall s., s.. 900
JoNEs 81. 3. n $ hgth lot from On 81. 2-rl00
foreclosure. De- p inEaham ref. y l.
T1rnsle g0i " s2d -. trustee viii % J 10nnele
for Rebe--a 7 Gas Dec O.. address. q Bnay;
LFNnX Az. es l9Ii n iSffh 81. 25rS5. Anna
federer 20 Ledcrcr ef e. j5j / sd 81. Nov ~,
rffv : IF. 104 BUay. 81
PINEHtRsT Az. e cur l-oih q, l0oIloo !:
NfurH.u Contraction 60 90 DcImer Realty 60. l2l
sih e. all Lens. Dec Z; atty 5 Mendehoun.
z1 HWay. ~
wASHINGroN ST. 3 ard 5, 5 1910 Battery
IN 81 zs-1 .. : sloan 90 ? n Dsrs Elizabeth.
J. March t. 1901. attys WoodfoFd. y a y.
Mad.-1r a.. g. 600
wAVERIEY ri. 90 and part of IS .. $40 v
Greene = % i0Es09 f0recl0sure. Dec ~. q q
Fry. ref 10 Greenwich savings Bank. $40 On az:
Dec 8. atty. b A Sands. 46 Cedar 81 So 900
SIN AV s. 1911 Ilfih 81, 2iIl00; Anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
New Occupants for Dwellings.

Folsom Bros. Inc. leased The following houses.
~ hast 55ih 81. FOR Eve yesS from January D.
1871. 20 4 haTnauEh, SO West 98th g. for Are
threa yeaH from May l. 1915. % Frederick ard
AAnle beLany "a and SO West nth ST.. for I've
~ East S.d s.. 10 May 1. 1917. 70 William
folnsn, and le2 East 37th e.. to october l. 1918.
W Miller & Go. leased Tor william W Nc
Loushiin 249 West 52d st.. a four story dwelling.
The ? n Wood. W II Dolson conp.rv Ia,
leAse1 f9f Judge Joseph Muqueen the dwelling
Al log West slst s.. 10 Lansing Walsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10

=, psI5S' hos dressed, fsise: county diosSec
sals-j' q crrts 4 son: % stat. l.nts. :.
g. K ..'i Is, e1 u sheen 60 " 4. S' e
q 100 Is x. 81. 81 50 49, 81, ASK: 10. Is. 81
W h Hume iO2 STATE lanbG II ID. 80 50; Y
AN Andrew -S-' Magsi IS state llHbA II ID. 80 20
i fo5iH 3 shannon: 40 state lambs. 49, {" 60
s . judd = Co. "a state lambs. So. IS 80;
'' Gao-F s 4 l. 5 Dnienbaek: Is state lambs g.
ID. s. 30: 2 Gull sheep 50. s..
HOGS.
Receipts. s055 head 2 carloads on sale Goo
medium weight Kentucky hogs sod a. y y pi
100 Ib. roushs s. IS. Market rated steady. Coun-
iry dressed hogs steady 81 sal0ae; roasting pis
sacs Newton & Co: $50 Ky, hoss;. lo5 II
s7erGgs. s. Is per 100 ID: 70. l6i. S % rousis
Ksr fi Commission Co.: Cat, yesterday state
hogs. EOS s. -
Chicago. Dec o.-HOGs-Receip,s. 40 900; veal
bu.k s. loaF 81 Eai 50 so@t. m t5s ~ rs ~
ss'6OGS7 60 CATTI.E-Receipts 10000. firm
Christmas show yeariass. s!s other holiday oeese,
heiiers So 559ss 50 calves. 50 200 g q. shLtf
Receipts ~ 900. Arm. sheep. :! -U9So "a year
Ing s. 25sH g. lambs i e t2stS 5000
higher. pigs and lights s. 1881 90; mited ana
butchers 81 tTin s. 81. g00u neafgs - tNy4st ''
CATnE- Receipts 400. higher 1eti'. beef sIesIs
~ iOG 1ss5 ~ :e cows 5, 9 as7 p f5 cows ana hss
200: higher. native mut'ous. 81 1895; lambs.
sSaSs 40. yearll1gs. s. j0gS -. ...,
Kansas cts. Dec Q-HOGS-Receipts o.5po
steady bulk 8 e5e s. ~ heay :igs5 . paG ,-,
SCaS6 80. CATTLE-Receipts. LOO s,,eady pIi me
se.. stca-s 81 .JaSlO %. dressed beef s. 100 -
Southern g. -OaS1 40. COWS. 81 NjaS -. heiers
81 25r so. -t0cEc-s and feeders. sfgsl 81; bulls
q 50 j0 calves. SG@{l0. sHEEP-Beceipts 200
asRsr iae s !, $. $50. 5s ys sas@fs 9 'e %
East Buffalo Dec s-CATTLE,-Heceipts. go
slow. VEALs-R Receipts. 275: active and steady
81 50dtlZ. HOGS-Receipts. Loo; active neayy
mixed Yorkers and pigs. s. S5GSs rougns, 50 .
stays. s. 5Oas3 g. SHEEP AND LAMBs-ke.
ceipis. 1000. slow: sheep steady; lambs, ss 59@
ewes. s5@SJ so. Gull sheep s. 50GSi 30.
by Telegraph to The Tribunsl
Boston. Dec g-Iiyestock receipts for week o'
December 9. J. eS1 cattle. sos sheep and lamls
l. SIS calves 81 273 hogs Choice beef cattle frac-
lion lower Medium and low grades lrm; best
steers and oxen. "a SIC; good. 4 al.tc. lesl
Ieayy COWS. Cooke Few t-tct i44r 10 gpo,-' '9
&c. poor fu ordinary, "a Hlct holpenas a--l can
ners. 90. G4isc Bulls in moderate supply e. 4 r
good quality. s@Fitc. with fancy sF@4 le. ~
coarse calves 5o1c Hogs weaker az y r. Sc. live
weight and 9iaGe4c, dressed. Receipts from
West heavy but not many from New England
points sheep and lambs "a small supply a1d mar
ket firm az 4a4iac Tor sheep ard tis sac Tor
infected districts directly 20 slaughter houses pm
wagons or other convcyances are permitted under
special permit but Otherwise the quarantine has
been made more stringent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
Realty Notes.

Tie West side Ta1payer,' Association will nee.
this evening a. Heue0uul HaL POI West saith st.
Tie House and Home uwners' Association o. tho
i2fh and 18Th Wards will meet a. the New York
Turn Hall Lel.ug0n ay sul sj.h st.. tomorrow
evening
Simon Ihrsv was the broker In the recently re-
ported exchange between Meyer Nesel and the
Benson Construction Company. involving 2l-3 Am
sterdam av and the northeast corner " HUugou
AMI E-sc1 sts
T. T. Bacsus and Calder. Na-soit & tanning
were associated With william IS Baker as brokers
n the reeen. sale ~ the apartment a. the north
east corner o. Broadway and lin 81. 90 the
Brown Weiss Realities
irwin A. lew has severed h's connection U''h
Arnes co. and has opened an o1ice 81 20 West
3lst g. fJr the TRANSACTION Of general real estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The steamer market continued firm. but f-aIi-G
va. limited hy Light offerings n Tonnage Fre.g1ts
offered steadily and rates strong Qu1tafiIHs tr
Liverpool. London and Bristol "a. HUI. I.ritd
ports. large tonnage g. 81: cotton. 90 Lrer11' 80
f0N In -Ir HARTERS-fireeI steamer. IS OUl
ors grain New Y0rH 90 Plrrus. Is Cd. Dac-I8n
British steamer 81 900 Crs oals Baltimore to Dun
trk 0r 81 Nazairr. a. 3d. Bordeaux. Is nd. or
''w named rarts Mediterranean IS 2t. option heav
grain to Mediterranean. Is ca. Jan British steamer
1883 tons. transatlantic trade. one trip Oh tm,
charter private terms delivery Virginia rele.iycrJ
vest coast Italy prompt Norwegian steamer. 2.1l'
ions. coal Virginia 20 west coast Hay. private
terms Dee. Italian bark. ] 400 tons. coal. NirgiHla
20 west coast italy. private terms schooner ie'
TONS uulpa0od Bridgawatrr. " :, 90 Baltimore
private terms schooner 600 tons. same. schooner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPrP-The local street market was firm. with
eIeotrogie spot quoted ar 1879 l3c and casting ~
l2E 0IZ7.c In London copper closed at 500 b. Tor
SPOT and $50 Is GIL Tor futures. with electrolytic
TIN-Quiet a. 32a32c for spot IN and 25 ton
iofs 10 london In closed az Ell5 for spot and
asa JOS Ter futures. with Straits spot AZ tlit l0-
ST. Louis $3.50 Zoe. london lead closed az Ele
SPLITTER Firm; Nev ioTk' sp4i. s'p .t.c.
closed at az i-s Cd
IRON Niddle.boro. No .. BIS 81 IN London.
Local Iron market unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
New Glover Leaf Committee.

AT tho request Of majority Of the
holders Of the preferred and common
stock Of the Toledo, ST. Louis e. West
orn Railroad Company the following
protective committee has consented to
ct. Jules S Bache. chairman; Walter
< Crandall. Edmund G.. Hammersley,
Colgats H,yt and Walter {. Taylor. T..
= Goetz. Of A. Broadway, is secretary
DEPOSITS Of stock viii be asked for
later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-10
Hotel Continental Buyers.

The Hotel Continental property. a. Broadway and
tt g. me sale " which was reported in }e
comD9-od az Henri $ duncan. manager N h'
t4fc,. Isnes McCuli ough. Frederick kaGanaugh. u
Howard Tlu-her " IfmAlln ana judge Hca
All Herdrrts0u. o. Albany
Ihr NV owners have renewed The leases Of th'
Caff Boulevard. l. " Eoseuhed. proprietor. which
o-r.fies fhe lower par' % the building. and also
tlat % tle schultz cigar store.
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II Nesey ST.:
BY Joseph p Day
2-D ST q and 20 W S. f4i9 % 9TH az. 70 II
ef.4. sfy bldg. Bank Tor SarlE5 NJ the City N
New f0rl al l. Silver Of al. CadTaialer Wick
crlam a Taft arys. = luuaham. ref; due.
tls,.5,i ~. taxes. e.c. S5Sss 20. 10 the p-a.ntf
f0r siH0 600
MADISON Az. e0ai. % W r9r l2s.h S. 1875. sly
dws. lee W Groves trustee q Al a. Dominion
Trust Go. PITTSBURGH. 90 al Ut Randall atiy
g. Ehermaun. .r ret. due fll.Hlj Al taxes. etc.
S5I -. 10 the pia-nur Tor 81 600
sty stable. Mamie Z Cohen 20 al e1rs. AT
N0sia Rosenberg 60 al. Elku-. Gleason & Pros
Eaucr a-tys. p E1gau RI. due s2t 80
taxes, ETC. SIS 10. % the plaintiff Tor S-iOo1
Hy Henry Brady
iIITH ST -OS r. Z s. eS Pleasant AZ. 2Jtlo0 20
sly bldg and sfg rear bldg. Helen u steele
AZ Annie N Keenan, 70 a.. J Barger atty
] NJ D0n0hIe. re'. due, Sl6 l-0 81, taxes. etc.
1850 -. t0 The plalnti for $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By James J. Wells
LORING PI. 221B r. s. 3s-.s o. Han % Fsme Ter
race n fxl37. llNlla.1. s'y dTE. Franklin say
lrrs Bank Id fha City Of New York AZ " J.
smith CT al W NJ Powell j.. afty = Hall rcf
due :, s,1 90. taxes. etc. Sl.5lo 81; io J.
Maekly FOR {-3.s00.
by George Price.
GLEASON Av.sg --5 Oimsead az 49Il1l03I;
vacant. judge ag e. He.ms,adt e al. l.
&C. Si13 g.; 10 Hichor for N.yJO
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Apartment Leases.

Douglas J. Elllman 4 60. have leased an apar'-
r,erf III eighteen rooms and sir baths a the NV
Fullerton Weaver Company building. a. Gao Pax
sv northwest corner ~ 6G,h -. N Stephen &
Hl,'loit al bic banking firm " Miilc't. Roe q
Hagan. who recently sold bis large country place
AL IrtIrgt0u. n. y
rn.0n B-oihers. Inc leased apartments a. ITO
Wsv.r.lv Place 10 Cornelius ". Owens. at 10
Trh Az 10 Wallace Irwin paTid T Wells and
Mrs Anna e. Smith. also 81 lla Easi aAih a. 10
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sHERIFP.s AUCTION SALE.

DANIEL GRElNwAI.D. sherr's Auctionssr sells
M, day. THURSDAY Doceuter lotl. Ht 10 s. n.
al 100 T. OH Street ty virtue 81 certain wit 81
execution. an ihe right title. claim and Interest
With the defendant Ideal PnutinE Company. Inc.
had o. Dccemler "A. 1914 Al Any time there
aner Of IN and 20 safe. desk, printing prssse.
cutting machine type. Uperack. and All oth,r per
sonal prou<-fy u the defer dsrt the premises.
MAX s GRIFENHACEN, Sheriff.
SAMUEL CINsREBG. Deputy sseflr.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
TUE GLEN ELAND q PITTSBURGH
HAII ROAD COMPANY

Clere.aud o.. SOv. 9th. 1914.
Sealed proposals for the sale u General
Norteaae Bonds Of This Company, Tor ac-
count Of the sinking Fund. 40 not 20 eS-
ceed par and accrued interest. % the
amount of so 5000 viii be received az
tho office OF Messrs Wins'oW. Lauier a
Company, % cedar Street New York.
\ 20 the close Of business December
3fst. 1914 Proposals must indicate series
OF bonds a" % &C. or I'd " aud also.
In the case % Series "B" must Indicate
the number Of bonds bearing coupons for
$3.50 and FOR t22 60 each. respectively.
Bonds accepted viii be payable January
2nd. 1915 with interest % that date. az
the ONCE 0f Messrs v dslow. Lsnler a
Co. as above. n not presented on that
day the right 81 reserved 90 reject the bid
f. KLOsS Treasurer
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LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

london. Dec e-Ten thousand bales. chiefly New
south Wales Queensland and Cape ~ Good Hope
and Natal we're offered a. the WOOL auction sales
to-day. The demand Was only falr tro'strcls
Wer, snapped up eagerly ~ the home trade 81 n1n
p-lr.s NeW ZeaIafd spes selling a. DE record
price Of 24d a pound. Merinos were neg ccted and
wore largely Withdrawn. fCW fine ard medium
fYr. sold al OBJ. opening decline.