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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 2.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. n cor 146th st. 90. llI225I tres:
Michael Nocenu Co. Inc. AIT BradhuTst AmIse-
ment and Building Co et a. faction TO enforce
lien) atty. W kimber
18TH ST. 700 10 233 h. and 18th 81, 2l4 +:
Michael Nocenu Co. Inc. agt lrEington Con-
stnlction Co et al faction to enforce henJ' sttJ'
sri ST. 50 ". Blanche W Meyer sgt W Don
nelly ct al foreclosure OF misl; attys. Weed.
10TH sT. 81 W: Gustayus sidenberE ct al sst
Ethel X Prayer ct al tsmended foreclosure OF
mtg aitys. Lachmsn 4 Goldsmith.
BID ST. A. to 81 W. Lydia II Kane et al All Mary
Odell e; al faction 70 remove cloud. etel attys.
pressluger a NeWcombe.
l5sth ST. :. $50 Amsterdam av 50Is9.ll .
Marie StoinbeIg agt Rose Simon et al account
Ing. etc) atty. ROseuzwes.
i5TH ST, u :, 2l0 ID Az, lb.srlOO.bs q
Robtaille agt Alice Robitailie ct al tpsnltion) .
atty, ii Mckenuis.
22D ST. 257 b. Ford Roof Construction Go AT
g II Kelly et al faction 10 establish mechanics
18TH ST S0s l.. Henry Roes ast Raphael VAna-
core ct al foreclosure Of mtgl. attys. Bowers
SUFFOLK ST. 49, Janet l. Mcyickn ct al AT
Esther Sslzman ct al foreclosure Of mtgl; atty
18TH ST. Sii and sls L: Z c L Lord ct al sst
Barnet Weinberg et al foreclosure Of mtgl att5.
list sT. IS W: East River SAVINGS Institution sr
Hibbsfd.
The Bronx.
TIFFANY ST. $. 1881 ls7th It. 2sIloo
Bertha VI johnson agt Joseph klaphoz ct al
foreclosure OF migl. atty. l. Brsgaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Parcel Bought by Henry
U. Singh, Who Will
Erect Taxpayer.
APARTMENT HOUSE
IN GATH ST. SOLD
Property Was Purchased by
Seller in Superintendent
106th st. Sale.

B. II. Weisker has sold for Che Hart
ford Realty Company to Henry U.
lngh the southeast corner of Jerome
AZ. and 1s3d ST., 6s feet on Jerome sv,
and 100 feet on 1880 st. The southerly
lot of the plot has a depth of 1875 feet
and extends through to Walton av. A
station for the Lexington nv. subway
is laid out for this corner, which faces
a plot recently bought by the Ameri-
can Realty Company a short time ago.
Mr.. Singh will improve the plos with
business taxpayer.
The ?. & W. Holding Company hes
bought from Dakota W. Reich the fve
s.ory apartment house on rl)s 50x72 8,
at rs West cath ST. 1t carries mort
rage of $4,000. The house adjoins the
southeast corner Of Columbus av. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The reported business In steamer chsrterins was
again light. due chiefly 10 the scarcity and light
offerings OF boats available for fairly early delivery
Rates continued to advance. with owners demanding
still better terms. Quotations TO Liverpool. Sd
GLASGOW. 6hd: London. Hull and Bristol. ID:
picked ports large tonnage +s 81. cotton to Liver
pool. per 100 lbs. SOC. CHARTERS--Danish
steamer. $4,000 quarters grain. Atlantic range TO
Norway. rs. Jan 20-Feb 10. Danish steamer. II 900
quarters. same; Norwegian bark SIS tons. coke.
New York 10 Norway. private terms. prompt: Nor
vegian bark. l.06l tors deals. 81 John. y Is. 10
United Kingdom. private terms. Dec-Jan italian
bark. LOB tons timber. Gulf 10 Genoa l20s. Dec
Jan. Norwegian bark. 9T2 tons. timber. Gulf 10 the
United Kingdom. 1905. Dec-Jan. Norwegian bark.
1855 tons previously. same. il0s. Dec-Jsn. Norwe-
gian bark. 1866 tons previously same. li0s. Dec
Jan. Norwegian bark .429 tons. same. private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

No improvement occurred IN refined and prices
remained unchanged. with fine graduated AZ 5. loo
net. less PER cent for cash. although refners were
taking 0rlcrs al Sc Tie following are list prices
o. the American sugar Refining Company CDstal
s.loc. and zoe IN half cases. eases. 5-ib cartons
I.60c. aud 1.10c IN half cases Eagle tablets. soc
cut loaf. Sc. crushed. soc. mould A. . 55c. cubes
and Eagle coufectloncrs' gran. 5.ajc. ANAN pow
dercd Z. 25c. and 5.1jc IA containers. 25-lb bulk ;
Eagle. J-lb bags powdered. J. i5c powdered and
cOarse powdered and Eagle gran. zoe. fruit
powdered and Eagle extra ine gran. Bloc. domiHo
gran. cases p 81 aud ID cartons. 5.i0c. and
ID SOC IN hai cases Eagle. p ~. aud ID cartons
fine gran $500. 2-lb bass o i0c ga ID bags 535c
5-lb bags. 525c. iO-lb bags 525c. Is and 50 ID
bags and standard gran. 5.i5c. nne gran aud da
No ?. $50. No 3. i75c. No I. i7Oc. No 8. t65c.
No 8. t60c. No :. 4.5ic. No !. 450c No 3, Ii5c.
No 10. ti0c. No IL. 1850. No IL. $500: Nos 49,
IA aud Is. i25c. Raw was queter and trsnsac-
tons amounted 10 5000 bags Of Cubas. store
al equal 10 95c for centrifugal The market closed
steady Al 3a5c for centrifugal, 310c for molssses
and l5-l6c for Cubas. cost and freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Company in New Hands.

The Eastern Warehouse and Realty Com
pany. which has sixty-three-year tease OF
me Mcclure factory building. IN Long Island
CNv near the Greensboro Bridge Plaza mas
passed 10 new interests. the new Officers
being Jacob Freeman. president: motifs
Rosenvnsser vice-prcsident. and marry
Possnwasser secretary and treasurer. The
majority ~ the stock Of the company was
owned BY the late Colonel william De Hert-
burn washington. whose estate has now dls-
posed OF a. The negotiations were conducted
~ Iacob Freeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Dwelling Houses Rented.

worthington whitehouse has rented for the
estate OF Warner Van Norden the FIVE story
American basement dwelling house s East
cd St for the winter. furnished. 10 Edwin
4. Macpherson.
Pease & Gilman rented. furnished. for
Mrs Isidor Wormser. ST.. TO George V. Coe.
vice-president Of johnson & Higgins. the
four story dwelling. 37.exlO0. at 2s West 54th
a. also rented furnished 10 Colonel Fred
erlck Newbold Lawrence for Bayard Tucker
man the four story house 2Oxlo0. at lis East
37th ST.
Julia Beverley Higgins leased for Reginald
Fincke his house al d East slst ct. to Will
lam Sloane.
l. j. Phillips & Co leased the dwelling
house 522 West 14eth St for term OF years
for the Union Real Estate Company 20 c.
Nj. Barrows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
New Brooklyn Apartments.

Maxwell A. cantor. architect IS preparing
plans FOR the improvement OF the block front
on the east side Of Fifteenth av.. from f2d
"a lsd Sta BROOKLYN with six high class
anarfment houses containing suites OF three,
four and Eve rooms. with foyers and modern
conveniences. ..
me ]. J. Lack Construction Company
,,.,e,s ana builders. which IL completing the
commencement OF the west side OF the avenue
with similar houses. estimates the cost AZ
ton n0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount Of mortgage ard name and address
Of Attorney
DECEMBER 2.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

LOT So. Map ll74. estst. VIM Ogden. HifhSridss'
Jun. 49, 1907: Ellz Baltzly 10 Frances White
house Mount Kisco. Y atty. Daniel seymour;
so Bwsy: 5000. - 80
NAGLE AE. W cor Arden 81. looii<soi ~" o.
1914: Brown Bros Inc. owners and builders, 70
VIM L OConor; at,ys. Cannon. seioert q X;
viTESTfSE Av. W. IS n isfth St lsIsi. lIlsI
al: Jan T. 1911: Philip and Sarah Cahil 10
samuel A Archibod. 274l Boulevard. Jersey Ciy'
y ANY "eo nu'N' $1,000
sTH Av. eos. undivided u int IN lesehold jan
10. afaq wcbsfer sy. s. 300
18TH ST 49, w. = 325 e 10th az. 25rs2; No, l.
1906. Jacob : Glaser 10 Rosa Kothsehild; ANY,
Max Silyerstein. 800 Bway. NVvO
lS6TH ST AS T. s. $50 Vanderbilt Az East.
2O1lO0. May 8. 1910. JOS and Mary Poldow TO
Louise Whitney. III Sterling st, BAlyn aiy ~ y
Duckworth Co World Bldg 3Z.3OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
II eRe>a2l Estate
Jerome Az. and 1881 ST..
Corner TO Be Improved

was acquired by the seller in Scptem-
Der.
The Selvin Realty Company, Signdnd
Levine, president, has purchased from
Morris Williamson 81 East lOOlh ST {,
six story lew Jaw house, on Tlot
376x10O11, between First ard Second
avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December ?. 1914.
BUTTER,

Receipts. Z 800 pkss. Market a shade seadier on
the choice and fancy grades % fresh creamery.
Creamery. extras t32 scOFcl. 33c. higher. J3i5 a
go. nrsts .g0 32c. seconds. ESQ CSC held EXTRAS
(q2 scorcl. 32c. higher. 32is "a 33c. nrsts. 2Sis
81 iac. seconds. goa 2Sc. state dairy. finest. 3ia
a2c good 70 prime. M soc. process 'rras. - !. -
2Gizc. nrsls ga 25c. Imitation creamery. hrsis
3Aa2fhc.
CHEISE.
Receipts las hoNes. Trade luiefer and some
receivers more anxious 10 broaden outlets. The DE.
ccmber I report OF local storage holdings shows an
excess ~ - 600 boxes In the public warehouses
over same date last year and this ~ having some
effect on sentiment state whole milk held spe-
eiAls. lezIGAe. average fang. l3h@l3Ae; frcsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Realty Notes.

William A. White a. Sons have been ep
noinfed agents for the building at 90 west
Goth ST. 80, M. ,roro
leo NJ. Mosauer has removed his once iro'"
f,s,ice Vernon ~ Davis has appoihtseaa
chester J. Byrne receiver Of the properly S,'
East goth 81 a FIVE story brick tenement
pending a foreclosure action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Mcpherson & Co.: IS vesls. lo' lbs sls 20
1856 lbs. So ,o .uos

Receipts 2lsl head: cars on sale. steep a1 y,
easier. Heavy Canada lambs hard TO sell a. a q
decline OF 25@5Oc; pens cleared Som IoS n, :,
ctIls. 81: common 10 prime lambs at ssSslV,
cuIIs X. Dressed mutton steady. az GO llsc:
ghqes yehs a; i2Sd heSoa. A lambs steady
Al y7dss per carcass; skinned calves at .9Sso
sales-s sanders FOG state lambs. - IDS "-
er4se $40 per 100 O' ~ cq "; csnsa. lambs, 100
lbs. IS; l7s, lOs los. s.; 3 state So io' 'So''
sheer; SsS II l. Ib'' s 81 6 81 IS Vt lambs. q
cuis. IS lbs. 81 IS sheep. 90 lbs, 81; BUCKS
~ Src cPi CO.. Late ysstsrdsy) 2?l state
lambs z lbs $40: rs. SO lbs. IS 2' 81 state sheep
30 lbs s2'' HOGS.
Receipts. s2ls head: n carloads on sale MAJ
k lower with good medium and nfh'r . soss ssnt
at IS ioGss 50 per 100 IDS mIed ount1y ares,sd
s. l5 roughs at - ~ s,as oatat lon ''0' ~
n0 ssslss@tieo L. S. Diilenbsek: 80 state hogs
II s' s'eTage S. Per per 100 lbs '0ush'' 1''
'oi Kern. ~ ~ Commission Co: 80 state hogs. $50
oS Mcpherson err Co.: Yesterday state hogs lis
lbs IS; roushs. 30 lbs. 81 so. a.
Tobin & shannon II Tenn hogs tmi1ed)' Zos
lbs. 81 rs.
Chicago. Dec 2.-HoGs--Receipts. 10000, rs :k.
mostly 25c lower bulk Sc zoe 50 go nss :: tY IS
&c Toashs. s. 500 Sc 75 piss So 5oasS 80 CATTLE
Receipts 10 900. steady 70 l5e lower nauye S'eers.
81 GOaSlO 10: Western IS 25ds6 So cows and I1,ef
ieifers 81 25@sS So calves s7@slo SHEEP
Receipts 80 900 weak. 10 70 25c l9wet.' ss se
s. 20Gss %; yearlings. IS SoeT so; lambs 30 'O
a 80. 1900 ,-,... n -oo. IA -
l5c lower: pigs and lights, IS 5o@sI O5 mixed ana
butchers. sd s0dS7 Is: good heavy, s7gS 10. Cal
TLE-Rec.ipts S 100; steady TO use lover ns tlr
beef steers 81 509sl0 Is: cows and hefers. toS
90 %. TeIss and Indian steers IS 75gS IS; CONS
and heifers slas6; native calves s6GslO. shhEf
Receipts $500: Is % SOC lower: native mgtl9ns'
81 95Ss5; lambs, $3.50: yesrlings s. 5oes7 =,
Kansas City. Dec. 2--HOGS-Reeeipts lZtooi
,o,Ser. hulk SIS 75as7: heavy. S. $685.; packers
and butchers. IS so@s7 o5: light. s. ISsS pss
prime led steers. SO 25sslo rs dressed beef & q
"a 50; southern. IS 5o@s7 IS; cows. - I5gSI; heu
srs ss5osssso; stoekers and nd feed sHtr fe
ceints 900. weak; lambs IS 25Nss IS: yearnss
S. SOC 81 so; wethers IS 25ss6 IS; ewes. ~ oos
East BUFFALO. Dec. 2-cATTLE.1Rsceipts 20
steady YEALS-Recepts, l25; active and steady
sSGtll 25. HoGs-Receipts. $50: fairly. active
heavy. mixed Workers and pigs, - rougns. -
stays s6dss So SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipis
800: active and steady; lambs. 5000 So; weth,
ers Sc 2j@s6 75 ewes. s59SS: culls. sheep IS oo
asa so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
THE METAL MARKETS.

TIN IN IN. local market was steady a. SO - N
,or spoi In lots OF I've tons each. dellref.s :.
w.,.bonse Manhattan and al 80 0dsS5oc IN 4oss
o. IS tons each delivery dock or sore PS o1 -,
New York In London tin closed a. tlss ", 49,, ~
rs sii9 ia FOR futures and fl50 for STRAITS So
s'coPpER In London closed al $50 % % Tor so
esS e Tor futures and $50 s. for eeciroytlc spo,
IFlD ouiet. New York spot. 3I5@5h5c, arg
rasi ~ Louis. s60S37oc In London lead closed
al fl9 for spot. -, -. .o.as A..
sPELTER strong Sew fe ss 'pIt srel,sf.
spot, f26 S. -, g.. "a 4, London
focal iron market unchanged. WITH NO io-N'N'
Northern quoted at SAC $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

pRnNISInNS

Receipts az Western points we're extremely heavy
and prices Al the yards declined lJ0 20 points Not
withstandlng this weakness the provision market
showed nfmucss most Of the day on covering, but
late In the session eased OH under selling by pack
ers. POKk-Sieady. mess. $40 50GS2l: family
s24at26. short clear 81 50a SIS BEZF-Qulet:
Ness S2laS23. family. Slia t25. packet S23dSai:
extra India mess. S3ta$3S. DRESSED HOGS
Easy: bacons. lie: $50 ID. lie; 100 10. Ike. $40
10. llhc pigs. le@ CUT MEATS-Picked bellies
dull. 10 ID. Toe. II 10. l5izc. IL 10. 4c; picked
hams steady. ljA.alic TALLOW- Steady. spc-
cial. 64.c; city. Use. county. 5La6tc. LARD
South America II zoe. Continent. l015c: Brazil
kegs. II zoe: compound steady. lkd7l1c. STEAR-
lNE-Steady. oieo. lie: city lard. l2Ac.
corT0hSGEO OIL.
Increased pressure 81 crude from III. South At
lower figures caused more active hedge selling OF oil
here and prices were easier. closing so 10 points
net lower. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

Aside from switching OF 1000 bags Of December
10 MAY al g points. the DAYS business IN the coffee
market. consisting u S.75O bags. was IN the July
position and there was little disposition 10 take an
aggressive stand either way. Prices were point
lower al the opening and the market sagged slowly
easing on al the close Final prices were 10 II
points net lower. Brazilian markets were firm Rio
showing an advance Of 70 reis while Santos 100
refs higher and there was an absence OF selling
pressure from Brazil. cost and freight prices re
manning practically unchanged Spot Rio Is were
quoted at 5A@64sc. and Santos q at o.. "a IOc
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER 2.
Manhattan.

Equitable Life Assur Soc of to s az
Gre 1si aH b. to Lena Connor: 1851
Cohen u G. 10 Wilson: slOO
same 20 Cordelia Gsmmons. slu0
ISyiRs p 70 g Nile Adsr' p-ubl; 5000
LILY. A. and ano. e1rs. 10 LIE ms a
Co: u
Lawyers Mtg Co TO Aston Trust CO..; 81
Scheuer. j. and ano. eIrs, 10 Carrie Well; tS'99g
Same 10 same; e-tvVv
Brown Brothers. Inc. owners and Builders Corpn
TO ROckdale Land and lmpt Co and ano. SlOO
same 10 Rudolph Dugan; So.OOy
Dugan. Rudolph. 10 Brown Bros Inc. owners aud
Tiiie a. q Tr u 10 Mary A Donnelly: sli 600
Prager. W. ct al. eIrs. TO hadkin; SIoO
The Bronx.
Hor,sitz Nathan, 10 Samuel Polin, 5000
East Bay Land a. Impt Co to Central Trust 90. ,o
Huber DAhi' H. ct Al ''if'' 10 DAni nuO'' 1850
Hirschman. stephen d. 10 Milton Hirschmsn. 81
Parker. Edwin A (eIr), 20 Robt W haloney' ,5,SVV
Title G. 4 7 Co 10 Amelia del Pho S5.UOO
Bell Julia to Anna A klmber. Sz,VOy
Molleson. Geo A. 10 sophia Zimmerman. $1,000
4 q a r Go TO Eliza Hale >s.VvO
y Y Trust Co 10 Moss Est. Inc. siO1
l. Mtg Co 20 Edw Robitzek. S@OOOO
UaIsfed Edith G. q ano 10 G. 4 7 Co, $500
Lsuer. Wilhelm. 4 sno 10 Jacob Fritz 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December 2, 1914
GRAIN

WHEAT-The market nervous and irresu-
lar. with December relatively heaD. closing net
unchanged. while May nun. with a net al
vance OF PC. Exporters we're again buying, te
West reported a good demand, and Il was esu-
mated that the days business would probably az
gregdte 500 900 bushels al all positions. ocean
freight rates we're tim. aud exporters are finding
difficulty la procuring satisfactory Arrangements
especially 10 Mediterranean ports. Liverpool was
nFm and higher. with sentiment abroad rather
more bu.lish. owing 10 reports Of less favorable
weather IN the Argentine. and on az Official re-
port on the Australian crop 9hich confirmed pre-,
ylous private adyiccs the total yield being placed
at 3. 100000 bushels. compared with 10000 600
last year and IL was said that importAtl0ns VIII
be necessary. IL Is said that the south viii prob
ably show a gain OF 1000 900 acre. this fall IN
the Local cash market No rel and 40 hard
winter wheat Were quoted al 81 ia No Northern
Duluth. 81 1la4. and No ! Northern MANITOBA,
81 23i1. all nominal. 1 Z. Buffalo. COlsN-Ihe
market was decidedly steady. in the face OF re-
ceips OF 232f 900 bushels al interior points COM
pared with 5000 last year. Cables we're rrin.
and prices sustained hy hrmneSs In the cash POSI-
ton and reports oi export sales Of 400 900 bushels
Local cash market steady. No yellow quoted Al
73c. C / l. 10 arrive. aud prime Argentine at &c.
nominal delivered OATS-Ihe market was
barely steady. with considerable pressure on the
December position. May was well supported and
al The close unchanged while December was
&c lower Local cash market steady. standard.
clipped. $50 Soc. ordinary clipped 53a Jic all ee
Fator RYE-firmer. No . Western. 81 lob,
T. Buffalo BARLEY-Steady; feeding. Coo soc.
and mailing. l2gS-c. ! Z Buffalo lCh-
wHEAT-Sieady. japanese. 81 s.. mixed. 81 SO;
silver hull 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Astoria Property Sold.

James b. Thomas has sold FOR a client ne
tvo-family house on plot 5oAitI on -,
IIv av. Astoria: also sold two lots on tns
east side Of Seventh av.. $40 feet nor"
ProadWay. in the Norwood section OF ~
toria 10 a builder. who Will erect an @po'
mont house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

= c Kl..bers re-. 10 En1 schaefsr ls7
McDonoush 81 Brooklyn Nov %; atiys. .Serl ien
s. 1911 "a az; s-2.Vvo
Is6TH ST. ass I. 2oiloo: Della fitihiNH i
fmtg ST. .OCO) Dec /: sttys Arro~smiih d az
gGi RWy CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

new concrete building being erected by the
Gretsch Company at South 9Th and Berry
sts.. 30 the Realty Paper BOX Company. d
loft in the new building at Kent av. aho
lion Comnany a vacant plot in Rutledge ST.
near Wvtbe av.. for a term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Brooklyn Leases.

r. A. Bana 4 Co report the following
leases IN brooklyn. To the Greater New
York Metal Bei Company for term 81
wears the upper portion ~ building tei % es7
Norman ay. 70 the John J. Beycrle Com
psny. rubber novelties. large space IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Brooklyn Property Sold.

Frank Jewell sold for Hugh Mehen1i - ~
Toronto. Canada. the three story store P'0'
e,tv on lot 25xico. at l59 Hamburg av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest ct per cent unless otherwise 'ta,ed''
DECEMBER .
Manhattan
Manhattan.

De Noyelles 20 + HiBh. IS eOth 81 D Ho ooS
due as Per bond: atty. T & Co; sSo'oTp
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. ., IO. leh9A ~
5OIlO0. Rosewin Amusement Co ~ ia, l1,
vie. ss4 l55th ct ipnor mtg SloOvol avg
Is: instals c; sits Eppsieh q y "a saS
uoi'sroS ST. 8, 20 Goerck st. 2Or7:: Carrie
Biock TO / SUDAN. i5th 81: Dec !; = y Us
IEXlNCToN Nv. 57-s9. cor 2s,h St. lesseho 4,
Van Twier Hotel Co 70 Y Flsnnery' 90
filth 81; Nov 30. due April i. ls-O' -,aP nS6
aity. Ysnksgsr D. 2Sd BSTy .c,s. asS'T 81
pio,s' each 5o1lJO. Sand Construction Go 70
spe q mtss. each $4,000: atty. ! T Co
SIN Az. els :. f05 4sth st. sOrlz2. ie e..
hold: Goodman % VI c Nigel; 81 "gs' 20 d'nu
az, Nov 80: yrs. 8 c; aitys u d a.. 6nn
sTH Av. e cor 5ith a. y. lsassho.d ~. >
O'I6sry 20 Lion Brewery. lOi Iosh pssSS
l. demand. C: sttys' Fitch q a. ga
Nassau ST. -,... =, sim 4.
y " NAyer % n Dreyer. 500 9th s' Dec i
due Dec /. 1917. p c: atty. * 20; ,- Am
,9sTH ST -. 1905 " 9Th az. l5x9o II; Masgaret
Gibbons 10 ? G Banister White Plans. Ne 4
Dec j (pror mtg $4,000 due April J. Up .s ,so
p G: atty T G & 7 Co; ~ - q, Soi - ~
l29TH sT n 8. lf7Il 5th az. Il. loIss II { b
Virgins 10 A Pekowsly. $50 Audubon az: nov
so' due Sept 80. 1915 = c; atty. sc. .no
rien. a Court a. Brooklyn. SoV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
EXPORTS OF APPLES AND PEARS.

The following we're the exports OF apples from
United states and Canadian ports to Europe for
the week ended November "a. prepared for The
Tribune by Lunham & Moore Custom House for
wardins AGENTS. Boxes are reckoned three 70
the barrel and counted as barrels.
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The Bronx.

DAWSON ST. sll: also Longwood az. 81. se. $50
ss7. ell 9is and el7 also. Hewitt Fl. sly sISs
500 s2s $50 s34. s3s. H2, SAC. $50. $50; $50 /
and S62. Geo + Johnson 70 Jos Shenk SO W lOIth /
81; yrs from Dec ]. 1914: atty. Morrison q =
SANE PROPERTY: Jos shenk 10 Barnet Klionsy
& ano 3 Rutgers St; from Dec !, 1915 TO NOV .
PARK Az n cor 1880 ST. cor store; Isaac Leader /
Realty Corpn TO samuels Pharmacy. Inc. 5It
Prospect av: from completion Of building TO April
"V' i'-'' '' $1,000 10 s., 200 |
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The Bronx.


BAILEY Az ,es 300 Albany Crescent Crescent. I 80,
loo Z: ] Zelli Inc TO Douglas. 23oth 81 near
Wesf Parsade av. Dec 2. yrs. 5is G. any;
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co. SSO,VvO
HOTGHTON Az. 1924 5 8, 25tlO3' ; Jones ~
.: due as per bond atty, Title Guarantee S nao
Trust Co. .., . o-,nn ' r. ~
Trainor 10 Margaret Knapp. Is W gain 81 pec
]: WIS. 6 c. atty. 6 II Hyde Al sde
Rf'SKiN ST 3 8 ISL Maple Az. 50Haji.
Teshor and ano 10 Ida Lamb, 81 clinton ~;
Utica y Y: Nov 30. yrs. q C; atiy' W
Sammis. / Liberty 81; 80 Sii,-'t
WHITE PLAINS RID ; being lot Is. map south
Vernon PARK. 81 lOI99 ,: Mary n Mullen To VIM
Wilson com. Tappan Y: Dec ]: yrs. ? g..
stfy Title Guarantee and Trust Co. S-ooo
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The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DECEMBER ?.
Manhattan.

54TH ST, 2ls l.: for a sty storage. ls.sI95. II !.
Jacob Hoffman Brewing co. I'll 55th 81, owner
o Fisher. AS Amsterdam sy. ircht. cost. $4,000
The Bronx.
NTH ST intersection Harlem River; for sty
frame shop. 25I75. DIN J Stephens, Inc. o
Stephens go l. l3Sth St. pres. owner. II
Gormsen, 1855 Sd ay. srcht; cost $500
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REAL ESTATE.

"Can't you take luncheon
with me at the club ?"
GLADLY"
"Good. We can walk over
to my Office afterwards
and have the papers
drawn up"
"Why, l thought your Off
ces were downtown"
We've moved. We're
just around the corner
now at sgd Street and
Madison Avenue-the
Burrell Building.
That's a nice location"
eyes, it's very pleasant
and quiet. Perhaps I'm
growing old, but the
noise and helter>skelter
crowds in big, down
~ town office buildings
4 began to get on my
nerves a bit"
81 imagine we all feel that
way sometimes"
swell, I've found an office
building where | can be
as quiet as in my own
study. No crowds in
the corridors. Good
quick elevator service.
and the men never have
to ask my floor. Idon't
know any of the ten
ants, but they look a
decent lot-your own
sort, you know"
THAT sounds good. Who
is your landlord? I'm
not anytoowelsatished
withmyownquarters."
Lotion H. Slawson Com,
pany is Agent and
Manager. I've found
them very pleasant
people to deal with"
Where are they?"
Right in the Burrell
Building. We can stop
in after luncheon if you
like"
"All right. Let's do it.
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