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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name ard address Of lessee.
JANUARY 10
Manhattan.

BOWERY &C. store etc: Lydia Y Thomas
| 10 Emil Wagner; ] w mos from Feb -
1914; -. 400; address. 1875 "a ave.
CANAL ST. 23j. window on store floor.
Samuel : Blair 20 VIM GOttlieb. Yrs from.
pee ID. 1918: $500; address. ~ Kingston ave.
DIVISION ST 93: store and basement: Thos
p Mulrv 10 Samuel HorowitZ: yrs 10 mos
ir9m July ! 1913; 500: address. 257 Grand 5,
HOUSTON ST. 30f and 800 East: all: Adolf
I.olchtef 10 I@ichter Realty Corpn. 3 yrs from
Jan 10 1914: $4,000 address 1872 Nassau st.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1872; fret floor; Bernhard
! Decking 10 Isidcr Brook. . yrs from Jan l.
| 1914. Sl>U address. 20 East lO6th st.
WHITEHALL ST 49, store: n W Douty.
agent TO Hymin Wiener: 3 yrs from May T.
1914. 5000; address rs Wall ST.
30 AVE. iH; second store from north the
hermitage Co to Dominick De Bills: Wis
iIom Feb J. 1915; $500 address. 100 East 3lst
9Th AVE. 35s: all: Evelyn l. Enrich to
| sixth Avenue and 2id street Corpn. 10 yrs =
mos rom Nov .. 1913. S.94 per cent Of net
rental. address. 40 Canal St.
9Th AVE. W $ 25.9 It = OF 2sI ST. isxso.
cth ave W :. 629 II u 23d 81. lsx60: all
agnes " Peck 20 Sixth Avenue and 23d Street
/ Conn' 10 yrs mos from Nov -, 1913; 11Ol
Der cent OF net rental: address 4l5 Canal ST.
9TH I'VE. 800; all: ksth Hahn and anO 10
| sixth Avenue and 2ad street Corpn; 10 yrs !
rental. address flJ Canal ST.
9TH AVE 363 and $50: all; Ida NJ Powell TO
same; 10 yrs mos from Nov -. 1918: 1872
cd ST. III 20 III West: all; Evelyn l. Enrich
TO sixth Avenue and 23d Street Corporation.
10 yrs and mos from Nov Is. 1919: s@ per cent
Of net rental: address. 4l5 Canal ST.
I'D ST. los West: all; same 10 same: 10 yr,
and mos from Nov IS. 1918: $50 per cent Of
net rental address as above.
I'D ST 1O1 West. and 2Sd 81. ll2 and ia
West. all Abbie l. Whitemsn TO same: 10 yr,
and mos from Nov e. 1913. II per cent OF net
rental. address as above.
Sd ST il6 West. all. Evelyn l. Enrich 20
same. 10 yrs and mos from Nov %. 1913; . 81
per cent Of net rental.
I'D IT. 100 West. all: Jules Enrich TO
same. 10 yrs and . mos from Nov %. 1915: . %
per cent of net rental
9TH AVE 35l. all. Charlotte Bacon 20
same. 10 yrs and mos from Dec 10. 1913. S.7f
per cent % net rental
9Th AVE. $50: all; Evelyn l. Enrich 10 same.
10 yrs and mos from Nov %. 1918; 49, per
cent OF net rental. address. f5 Canal 81
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 65i: part Of base
ment: Bridget Herman to Henry Reike: yrs
from Jan ]. 1916 500 10 $500 address, So South
ern Boulevard.
81 AVE. 42ls: store: Peter McGlynn TO
Andrew Nicholas. : yrs from Nov ], 1918, 81 90
and 81 zoo. address i2l6 n ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
CHOATE AS ARBITRATI
N. Y. Rys. Bondholders VI
Have Him Settle Dispu

Representing certain holders Of 81
justment mortgage income 5 ~
bonds OF the New York Railvsn
pany. Swartwout &, Appenzelar hsal
gested 70 the five directors elecis
majority OF the bondholders thi'
submit &c Joseph r. Choate The 80
which has been under contention :
proper setting up of reserves AZ
continuation from year 10 year
expended balances. both parties "a
by his decision.
Unless this is done the disssn''' !
holders suggest that the New lon
WAYS Company arrange 10 ar''s
friendly suit in equity which fN :
neys representing the income oon'1'
will bring 10 quickly establish ~P'
method OF setting Up and ccn'lh.'
serves" -.
The contention OF the income N'.,
ers is that they are not receives
full due Of interest because OF Az
counting methods Of the COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
DENIES s12,OOO,O0 |
Head of Ottoman Expl'n'
Co. Discredits London nF

James ". Colt. president Of "
man-American Exploration corps
MED Yesterday knowledge OF =.
loan 10 the Turkish soyeTh"'."
American syndicate" That s1ca'
action had been completed On
that certain concessions IN h
were granted was indicated u I. -
dispatch. and IL was believed
syndicate referred to was the y
which Mr.. colt is the head -
Mr.. colt admitted tina, the -"
concession from the Turkish ~,
had been arranged by the ot'on-
can Development company ID
Macarthur Brothers comp'..
tractors. is interested but ''
was under consideration. Nd
The opinion was held ths' = a
formerly Turkish Minister y
~, .''J responsible for the rsp'n ~,
American loan. hoping that -, :" -
with French bankers TOT
FASTENED. ..,,ar
last spring yahan csrda'' -.
cal agent Of the ottoman "a q
tried to obtain loan Of 49,
syndicate Of American oe -
negotiations we're abruptly ,,,.
Mr.. Cardashlan saiu sssl.
conditions were not fa'o'AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

a moderate miscellaneous business was De-.
ported In steamer cnsrterins, with a limited
demand prevailing for additional tonnage.
Rates are q tribe steadier and tonnage offcrs
moderately. Quotations 10 Liverpool and Glas
gov. "a. nominal; London and Antwerp. "a
Rotterdam sac: Hamburg. 32ig pfennigs
Bremen, 80 pfenngs; Hull. 29.d; Bristol. 2ld.
February. Cor't, for orders. IS Cd. picked ports.
large tonnage l. lOi-d. cotton 10 Liverpool.
per 100 10, 2Jd3Oc. British
steamer, tons. time. charter. general
trades. six months 3s AID. prompt; British
steamer. 213i tons. transatlantic trade. or
II months basis 80 Cd. February. Norwegian
steamer. 22gl tons, coal. Baltimore 10 Va
lCncia. private terms. January. British steam
er 1900 quarters grain. Portland 10 Avon
mouth Is %. February. steamer guaranteed.
]. 100 standard deals Miramichi 10 picked ports
United Kingdom. sos May; British steamer.
.523 tons cotton. Wilmington. 9. 10 Liver
Jool or Bremen. private terms, February Brit
ish steamer CSC tons West India trade one
round troip. basis }s Sd. prompt. Norwegian
steamer. o0i tons coal, Newport News 10 -
Lucia private terms. prompt. schooner, Jif
tons. coal. Philadelphia 10 Ponce. private terms.
schooner 40 tons. lumber Mobile 10 Ma a
Sc 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
MORE DRESSMAKERS
FOR 56TH STREET
Claim Another Costly Dwelling
Near Fifth Avenue-Other
Commercial Leases.

Another fine dwelling house in 18th
street. near Fifth avenue, has been leased
TO a dressmaking concern. Through Roy
al Scott Gulden. the home Of William
Hull Wickham. at No. 70 East 18th street,
has ben leased to Haas Bros, women 5
tailors and dressmakers, for long term
Of years The building has an elevator
and all the modern improvements of a
private house. and will be altered extern
sively for business. The rental was on
gross basis. Last week the former Bor-
den home. at No % West 56th street, was
leased TO a dressmaking FIRM
Van Norden q Wilson leased the
Beaver street store and basement in the
building being finished by Brody, Adler &
Koch, known as the New and Beaver
Arcade, abut,ing the corner of New and
Beaver streets having a frontage of 49,
feet in Beaver street and 6J2 feet IN New
street. to the Beaver Street Restaurant
Company Inc. which has taken lease
for twenty years. This Improvement dis
placed the Cadwalader house. one OF the
oldest dwellings in the city.
Pease 4 Gilman leased for Duncan and
William H. +. Phyfe No. - East 49,
street. 20Xlco feet, 10 Frank J.. slazenger
sporting goods. now at No. West 18th
street, for a long term at rental Of
about 5000 q. year. The building will be
extensively altered. the height TO be In
creased TO four stories
l.. A Tcrner leased for Henry Hof and
Marshall H. Runk the three story rear
building and the store at No. 20 Ease
4ith street for five years. at $3.50 a year.
TO Emil Feffercorn and Karl J. Freund.
y Brigham Hall and William ID. Blood
good. Inc. leased for Sidney =. Hepshaw
the store No. 81 West 18th street TO
Mines. Josie Werner and Estelle Lipp-
man.
Bleiman & Co leased the second lott
at No 80 East 18th street TO Scheuor
Bros. also Offices at No. II West 18th
street TO Albert Cohen d Co. and 400
square feet Of space at the southwest
corner OF Fourth avenue and 32J Street
20 S Solomon.
Frederick Fox & co. nave leased for
the Randell Underwear Company the
sixth loft at the northeast corner of l2th
street and Fourth avenue for long term
OF years. TO Jerome Rosenberg: for the
Sclkirk Realty Company. the seventh loft
AT Nos. % and 81 East ed street to Kurt
& Maurer and for the estate OF Mary A.
Chisolm. the nth and eleventh lofts at
Nos 90 and IS West 22d street To Morris
Bernstein and Feinstein d Morowitz
Richard H. Scobie has leased for Ed
ward Margolies TO the King Motor Car
Company, OF Detroit. the entire third
floor covering a space Of 1880 square
feet. i'm the Marhelds Building. corner Of
18th street and Eleventh avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 10.
Manhattan.

9TH AVE. 80 and SO. Colonial sand and
Stone 60 agt Louisa Appel. owner. <
Wennemer Dnc). contractors; $40 %.
BROADWAY. $40: Csnde. Smith & Rowland
co agt James Pringle. owner, Stampfer a
Teracino contractors, SSo5
AUDUBON AVE. Q cor list 81, 2ONSo; John
Charles agt Gustav Boehme. owner: Carl l.
Rieger and Max Scharf contractors $50
BROADWAY. g G cor saith 81, lJOXloO: Vito
Sylvester agt Bonita Hotel Co owner Wynne'
contractor S231 81.
i6TH sT. l2s TO l3e West; Philip Winekar 81
a sgt LesNltt Realty Co, owner; fhilip II "ei-
man. contractor; $3.50
SiST ST 90 East Wander & teisenoanm
Gnc) AIT Carrie Franklin, owner; John sulli'
van, contractor; $40.
WADSWoRTH AVE rs 70 2Se: Lenos
Sand ana Gravel Co sgt Comfort Realty co.
owner: la Sals 4 Castro, Stefsno La Sala and
p Castro contractors: sl,I ~.
WEST END AVE s4: Macbeth Evans Glass
20 agt West SD Street Realty 60, owner
Harry schif contractor; $50 s..
LEMON AVE. 2t7 Louis Bergman agt Maud
T. Pardeu and sarah Collins. owners. Will
fam y Collins contractor: $40
CENTRAL. PARK WEST 2S and %. VIII
lam williams & co agt estate or + " Jockel,
owner; Frederick W Jockel, contractor; 80.
1isD ST 1874 10 ne West; Aaron scheps ag'
Johanna COIN. owner; Nathan conn, con
tractor. 1895 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
ERIE'S HEAD PESSIMISTIC
Underwood Thinks Railroads
Will Fare Worse than in 1918.


Milwaukee, Jan. 81 anticipate mat
the volume OF business done by American
railways the coming year Will be smaller
than in 1913 declared President Fred
erick u. Underwood Of the Erie Railroad.
on a visit TO his former home here.
The most conclusive argument ! know
IN connection with the plea for higher
freight rates is the inability of the rail-
roads TO 20 on with the Improvements
necessary il the present rates are up
held.
THE ultimate ownership Of the rail-
roads has nothing TO do with the problem,
for rates have 10 bearing on any plan
for government ownership. Physical
valuation OF railroads as a basis FOR taxa
ton is not essential, and by the time the
valuation is completed it will be obsolete. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for copper
VAS steady. with lake QuOied az 15c nominal.
CectrOlytiC 14SWl4iac and casting 14dl4isc.
STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange was
qtlci. with sfot. January. February. March
end April ~ soc asked In London copper
closed dull at i6f s. 9d Tor spot and fG4 los 50
Tor futures
TIN Firm. New York spot and January.
80 2Ju37 - be-. February, 81 81 = a3T 81 p C..
March. 81 f5Q35 65c. April. 81 50d37 75c. MAY.
81 bOff27 Zoe. Ia London tin closed dull AZ no
ing for spot and ii5@ for futures.
LEAD-Oulci. New York spot. 40514 l0c:
Fast ST. Louis. 392i. 03 % 'sc In London lead
closed NJ 80 Is Cd
spELTER-Quict New York spot. 520a
3Oc. Eas. ST. L0Iis. 5.lOQ5.i5c. London
Fpsltcr closed af ~ los
IRON Middcsboro No 5. sos 7i7d in Lon
don The local iron market was steady and
unchanged. with no 7 foundry Northern. No !
Southern and soft S15aSl5 90. 40 . Northern,
Si4 TJNSi5 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
REALTY NOTES.

William F. Armstrong, OF Bridgeport.
Conn, has acquired title from Philip
ment houses at No. 2i65 TO 247t Broad
way, between 9lst and 92d streets. the
sale Of which through the McVikar-
Gaillard Realty Company was reported
last month.
.. A. Pfortner and y. Spring negotiat-
ed the recently reported sale for the
Herbst Realty Company Of the five story
flathouse, on plot oOxll0 feet, on the
west side OF DAILY avenue. 90 feet north
OF 18TH street TO James r. Barry, who
gave in part payment the plot at the
northeast corner of Clinton avenue and
18Th street, which will be improved
with five story fathouses A building
loan has been obtained by the same
brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
100000 Apartment House

Plans have been completed by Robert
T. Lyons for the twelve story apartment
house 10 be erected at No. l55 TO 139 West
18th street by the Akron Building Com
pany (Bins & Bing). The structure will
occupy a plot 62xlO2.2 feet and IS csti-
mated 20 cost 10000
The property is at present improved
with three story dwelling houses. which
the Binss acquired last month from vari-
Gus parties through William p. Mangam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
%A~RtMAl, Estate
Sky-Scraper in Trade for
5th Ape. Corner Property

street. Already $4,000 has been contrib
butcd 10 tho building fund.
An interesting feature m tho construc-
ton OF the proposed cdihce IS that the
new church vii! be built around the Oh
one and that the usual services will CON
tinue in the old building while the new
structure is being erected just outside
the four walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
Exchange Seats at $4,000.

The Improvement in sentiment or the
Stock Exchange was reflected yesterday
In the sale OF two seats at $4,000 each. an
increase Of $500 over the last previous
sale These sales compare with a low
price for last year Of $4,000 The high
price last year was $4,000 On December
20 last two seats sold at $500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin. Jan. 19-The weekly statement
Of the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
an increase IN cash in hand OF 81 1920
marks; loans decreased 22S5.0oo mari,s
discounts decreased 2141se.oc0 marks.
treasury bills decreased 45,962,p9o marks,
notes in circulation decreased 81, $4,000
marks deposits increased 2,2S5 cD mark
marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
JANUARY 10.
Manhattan.

Geo \ Barket Ct al, eXrs, 10 Tauant Put
nam. trustee; $1,000.
Tsrrant Putnam, eXr, to VIM Spangen-
berg: $1,000
John Walker 10 Mai r Walker; 500.
Alice n Dougherty TO Paul Dougherty, sdn
So. 900.
los Moss 20 Benz F Feiner. 500
Lawyers Title Insurance 4 Trust 90 10 Hor-
tense : Plant $1,000
Milton Bach 10 city Real Estate Co.
200
LAWYERS Mortgage 90 20 Robert : Ferguson
and anO. eXrs: $4,000
Annie II kinsella to Noah \ Timmons: 81
Agnes l. McGinnis and ano 10 Title Guaran-
tee & Trust co: s23 COZ
stephen g Clark TO Henry \ Rusch. $4,000.
Ronald X Brown. exr. 10 Samuel III Ions
street; $500
Sophia b Slleck 10 q II Hunter. $4,000.
cath n Hunter 10 Annie II KinseG. 81.
Title Guarantee * Trust co 10 Phoebe Root
$500
Martin Burke TO Amanda VI Hall. exr 81
Irene & Braman 20 Isaac Alexander; 81. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

iOndol. jan 1.-THE offerings al the wool
auction sales to-day amounted 10 a 1856 bales.
Good woods were frm ard in sellers favor. but
heavy and inferior grades were occasionally ir-
regular Home aid German spilncrs were the
most active buyers. The sales follow: New
south Wales. .. 500 bales. secured. 1sn2s I'D.
gressy. Sduls 30 Queensland. 900. secured.
Is 4iaJT2s. greasy. S@0Mis 2iad. Victoria.
SEQ scogrsl. Is 2i,dHis 100 greasy 1ddIs "a.
South Australia. 1000. greasy. 5&dais I'D.
West Australia. $500. greasy. Cdffls I'D.
Tasmania. 100: greasy, 9dals ~. New Lcs
land 800: secured. IsHis 30. gFcasy. Sda Is
go. Cape ~ Cool Hope and Natal. 800.
greasy b'i 14is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
LIS PGNOENS.
JANUARY 70
Mani attain.

fijTU ST. rs and ie7: Jacob . g.
aef George Toner % III lforeclos,-, !, !. =
aftonot. T. hermann =
2sTH ST. ~ and 9Of Wet. ~,
West. 9th ave 30 ard other oro,.r,, 4. :
COUNTY. sym + Cregsn % Al AZ -, ~ !
gan partition. at'0-rey. " ? Nocn,,-a J.
AMSTERDAM AVE- VS. 9lil 49,.
r.. ..itXlou, Haskell Josephson AZ -
shapiro e. ~ foreclosure o, mig. s:,.-.
l1TH ST. SIS Fast; ami. Kara, a.
Sliken o. Al 0oreclosars o, NTH: ars-.
gOhn
CONVENT AVE. n . coz i,4,s r. a..
Cermania LIE Insurance. co ar ~
O Dcnnell - al O'orsciosur. o, MO. s.,.
Dulon & Roe
Bath ST. s. 10 rr ., I<ru IN
egit. Gustafus slienberg ., a ,x- w..
Pet,et % al eore,losure Q. r,r' g..
Lschman & Goldsmith.
FORSYTH ST. eS Israel r-eins- . .
Max Green 81 al action 20 forcsos. So,
Hem. attorney II y Frisi.
l03D IT, s =, ISIS n q, "A A.. r,
100 II. Equitable Trust 20 Q, N.- ~,
TleischWann Realty 90. Inc. q a lsr,<-]
o, mtg. attorueys. CARY 4 Carol.
The Bronx.
DECATUR AVE. vs. 81 n q, ;zr
10. Caroline Fredrlcksen AIT Emil. -
Linden foreclosure OF mtg. atto-~ n
O. Brlen.
18TH ST. whole front. camer,u.,s I.
Crescent ave. o5Nl0lxi-si. Henry Enn ID
inz 90 sgt iamascia Realty Corporsar,
foreclosure o. mtgl attorney 7. " osssI
LYON AVE. SIS 20 n y e - Gfzt a.
100. Wsppinger savings Bark az 4
Nathan - a. foreclosure G. mtsc sa|
q Worrcil
18TH ST. n 9 cor % Fox 81, sIzs 4
Prank at Lena Hoffman e a. 'ors,sss,|
mtg. attorney. r Levis0n.
t52D ST. p. 800 y OF Cour;lasc &,
100: Edna L Grover AIT Everett, Hi1,
action % warrant o. attachment 81
" " Brys
CLIFFORD AVE. $. 1911 f,sAl
ave. 25Xle0. Alfred i0Dith agt R53of 3.
al foreclosure Of MTG. attorney. P ~
CLIFFORD AVE, y b. iH1 q an
ave. cjxio0. Alice T.. Thatcher az Ratf
r. Al Cforsciosure q mtg, stiorusy. CT
lock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
Tuxedo Park Estate Sold.

William =. May & Co. have sold for
the estate OF the late George Lorillard
Ronalds, Turtle Point, AZ Tuxedo Park
y. Y. The property consists Of one OF the
finest lake sites in the park. improved
with fine stone dwelling house, which
the purchaser will occupy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
Municipal Line Earns S85,345.

san Francisco. Jan l9.-Prohts on the
hrst municipal street railway in the
coIntry-the Geary street line--were
$S5.345 FOR 1913. Profits of at least
$50. 900 are indicated for 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
Dwelling Leases.

Gustaye Britt leased the dwelling house
No. 40 West 18th street for the Hereford
Realty Company TO Elizabeth Swanson.
Unger & Watson, Inc, leased the two
story and basement private dwelling
house At No. 22f East SD street 10 Ernst
and Margaret Grohs for term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record =
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate En-
change:
AT No. II Nesey street:
BY Joseph T. Day
MADISON ST. 49, s = 80 n q, lack
son st, 25XlO0: . sty tcnmt and stores Sold
10 Abraham Wasch for $4,000
By Samuel Goldsticker
ID AVE. 1851. d W cor OF 9th ST. 941fX
100. sty tenmt and stores Sold 10 the
plaintiff for S3OT75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
The Bronx.

Jacob Wi,temann 10 Andrew Colons ,as
signeel: ST.
Mary J Mullis 10 American Real Estate Co.
500.
Henry Elias Brewing Co 10 Katharine Elias
O. asstsl: 81.
Title Guarantee & Trus; Co 10 william Z
BOschen; $3.50.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Empire Trust Co.
$50 600
Title Guarantee & Trust CO 10 Chas Ryer.
SO 600
Agnes * Malone 10 William e. Baker. 81.
Thos Mulligan 10 Fannie NJ Gross: 81.
John Snyder 20 Lioor Keidee sl,-oO.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 10 Oceanic Investing
Co. S3l 900.
y Life Insurance & Trust co TO Lincoln
2 RoAle. 80 OOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

Liverpool cables. spot. large business doing
sales, 1900 bales. speculation and export,
2OOr. American. 1000 Imports. G.oOO. none
American. Mid upland. I'D Futures opened
strong. . 90 points higher. closed firm az a
Janusry-I'ebruary. GsTiad. February March.
Is. IS I'D. March April. 300; April-May 6sSizd d.
MaN-June 6s1icd. Iune-July Csc ID: July
August, 6.5Sd Acknowledgements $50. sep
tember October. 6.45d October November,
6.35 i2d: November December. 6.31d: December
January and January February. 629i7d. Man
deSter-Yarns desrer than last report. but
buyers refuse 10 30 on. Cloths quiet and firm.
New Orleans. Jan 19-Cotton was mod
erately active IN the morning session. but be
came dull I'm the afternoon. First prices were
T1S points ~ ard tho tone was steady. Prices
Gagged I'm the afternoon. and the close was
stcady az 2 net gain for the day OF points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
NEW BUILDING pLAss
JANUARY ~
Manhattan

SD ~ = TO 10 West. and IA =.
for "a - sfv stores. oFoos -. I've
.00yoS nx25x9S .. y a.,o. :. 'aa.1,,-
81. owner. 32d and 50 Sc Cor, ss =
-, lessee u J. Mesder rs s,s ~.
18Th ST. n g. 1l0 o a o, 4,
- 81. Ioi' and offices. 5eayss < 49,. y
90. 10 West i1ih = owner. M -
flS5.OOO fFst,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
ALTE RATIONs
JANUARY 10.
The Bronx.

ITTNEn PLACE. n g. % n
ave. sty brk factory o0xi00 I.ea, q
so Ncstchcater ave owner 49,
Moore. $50 Westchester Az, az.
cost $500 "1-is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
The Bronx.

PROSPECT AVE. 1890: oscar + Peterson agt
Jasco Realty and Holding Co, owner Frank
Seeker. contractor. $50
NORTH CHESTNUT DRIVE. ;. 100 n . OF
Barnes ave, 4OylO0: Antony Pezella agt Vita
NJ D'Amore and Frank D'Amore. owners.
Frank D'Amorc. contractor s2lS.
l56rH ST, q whole front 81 AIMS ave 10
Eagle ave. lS9. Six7tx irreg; Cande. smith 4
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Church to Cost 100000.

\ new odince 20 cost $4,000 Will re-
place the present Church Of St Vincent
Ferrer at Lexington avenue and csth
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T6e, ., rb.o5o,o r. Lane 25 Franklin Place
Pushing Long Island (prior mtg S-.yvDi >
Jan -. yrs. 81 per cent. Sl;VVV' a'o'
nor Theodore r Lane 100 Broad"af-
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German Trade lncre'~

Berlin. Jan. ls.-Gern'N"' 80
ports. s2.673.75oo1 a. s,roris =
81 ss2, 80. 900 in 1872. and = ~ ..ss
40 as compared with 49,