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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
En- honor de
Mr.. Tibbitts

Don Luis Sanchez Morales, Presi-
dente de La Association de J6venes Girls
tianos, nos invita- la comida que, en-
honor 4 Mr.. Frank b. Tibbitts, secre-
tario general de la asociaci6n. ha de
darse Ell ell edifcio de los j6venes cris-
tianos, ell viernes 7 de Agosto, 4 las
ocho de la noche.
El precio del cubierto. para todos
los que deseen adlerirse al homenaje.
sera de un dollar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

Paris, 3-Reina entusiasmo hides
criptihle Ell toda Francia La escua-
dra frdncesa ha salido de Tol6n con
destino desconocido
lla habido un combate entire las cs-
cuadras inglesa y alemana, deseono-
ciendoSe e resultado.
La invasion alemana en- Menrthe Y
Mosele ha sido rechazada por los fran
ceses. La ciudad de Sarrebruck. Lore
ma, ha sido tomada por las tropas fran
cesas. Los alemanes sufrieron baias
considerables
FL asosino de Jaures es un joven es-
tudiante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
TRATANDO DE OCUPAR
Ell CABLE.

Copenhagen, 2.-Los torpederos ale
names que prestan servicios EN- las cos
tas danesas han tratado de ocupar ell
cable danes que une a Dinamarca con
Russia por via Roedvig Tn gran mime
ro de dreadnoughts y otros buques de
guerra alemanes acompanados de tras-
portes Sc han concentrate en- el Feb
mara Belt Tambien Sc han visto bu-
ques de guerra rusoS Ell la vecindad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
Los ALEMANES DERROTADOS

New York, 2-Las tltimas noticias
dicen que Alemania ha emprendido ac-
clones de guerra sin esperar las formal
dades de una previa declaration de que
ira. Tn cuerpo de tropas alemanas as
cendientes a 10000 hombres han fran
queado la frontera francesa cerca de
Nancy y han sido completamente derro-
tadas dejando gran nilmero de muertos
sobre ell terreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
Arrollado por un auto

En- la parada 20, el autom6vil n1mero
ILL., de don Santiago Panzardi, y guia
do por el chauffeur Francisco MARTINEZ
arroll6 al anciano Obdulio Vargas, eau
sandole varias lesiones que han sido ca
liicadas de poca importancia.
Ell guardia que investigo ell origen de
este suceso lie echa la culpabiIidad al
chauffeur, porque este llevaba el auto
movil 4 una velocidad excesiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
LA DECLARACION DE LA
GUERRA.

New York, 2-El Embajador aleman
en- San Petersburgo a nombre de su 90
bierno envio anoche d las siete Y media
a Russia La declaration de guerra 4 Ru-
sia FL Condo Won Pourtales, embaja-
dor aleman en- San Petersburgo todos
sus ayudantes. salieron de dicha ciudad
inmediatamente despues de declarada la
guerra. Tan pronto lleg6 d Paris la no
ticia de la declaration de guerra de Ale
mania Russia, ell Consejo de Alinistro
fue convocado toda prisa por el Presi-
dente Poincare en- el palacio de los Eli
secs. Francia esta movilizando todo su
ejercito, pero Sc MEGA q anunciar of
cialmente la movilizaci0n
Ell Rey de Inglaterra 4 las once de la
noche today1a daba esperanzas lngla-
terra de que podria evitarse la guerra
emopea-cuando va 81 cortinente esta.
5a en- guerra.
Hoy Sc reunira ell Gabinete ingles con
el fin de decidir 81 lnglaterra unira sus
fuerzas d las de Russia, repudiara Su
firma en- el triple entente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
LOS RTTSOS EN- ALEMANlA.

Londres, Bel ej6rcito ruso penetra
en- Alemania simultaneamente por Bia-
la ct Broskourow Las 1ltimas mott
cias aseguran el eXito complete de las
trcpas rusas, pero no hay detalles FL
ejercito russo acantonado en- Bessarabie
ha invadido e territorio austriaco.
Anoche 100000 franceses acantona-
los entire Toul yfVerdun Sc prepararon
para tomar la ofensiva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
Nina intoxicada

La nina Lnisa Maria Coto, de un aiio
y tres meses de edad. Sc intoxico en- la
residencia de sus padres en- esta capital.
tomandose una gran dosis de gas
La nina Sc encontraba en- grave esta-
do por 10 cual despues de ser asistida
en- la 4Sala de Socorros Sc la traslad6 al
Hospital Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Esta noche Sc pasara en- ell Cine
Las tres Banderas,a' por Ultima vez, la
gran cinta dramatica, Cleopatra Y
Marco Antonio.
Ri pdblico de San Juan Que la
aplandido va Ia hermosa pelfcula, lie
narf esta noche el amplio cine para
yer, por vez Ultima, Ia hermosa pro-
ducci6n cinematografica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
DESPACHANDO A ALEMANES Y
AUSTRIACOS.

Paris, 2.-Se han publieado edictos
lnformando a los residentes austriacos Y
alemanes que tienen "A horas de ternino
para salir de Paris. Los extranjeros
que tengan domicilio establecido legal
mente EN- Paris, seran autorizados. pre-
via declaration, q permanecer Ell el de-
partamento del Oeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
Ell DINERO YANQUI.

New York, lei Consejo Executive
de la circulation monetaria nacional ce-
lebro una session con Ell fin de tratar de
poner en- circulation papel de emergen-
ella seg1n 10 autoriza ell Bill de Aldrich-
Wreeland, a petici6n de los banqueros
en- el distrito financiero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
Una precaucion

La eompania inglesa del cable. no
admite mas despachos que los que va
van extendidos en- ingles 8 en- frances.
A los cables cifrado 8 en- otro idioma
que no sea ingles 8 frances. no Sc les
dara circulation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

New York, 2-Los ultimos despachos
recbidos de Paris anuncian que las tro-
pas francesas son cn3iadrs con tod IA
pldez i la frontera II sic. La censu-
rs que Sc ha implanta - race impo u le
obtener mas noticias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
LA CENSURA DE LAS NOTICIAS

Paris, 2.-La censura establecida ha-
ce in1til la presencia en el campo de la
guerra de los corresponsales de la prem
sa. Italia ha decidido que los terminus
de la triple alianza no la oblgan to-
mar armas en- el actual conficto y per
marecera neutral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

La Haya, 2-El Gobierno ha tornado
medidas energicas para evitar la espe-
culacion en- comestibles Tambien Sc ha
intr0ducido un Bill autorizando al Ban
60 de los Palses Bajos para que en- caso
de guerra spspenda los pagos en- oro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

New York, Italia, EN- contestaci0n
4 la pregunta de Alemania acerea de su
politica, ha dicho que por ahora perma
necera neutral y que no tomara parte
Ell ell confiicto menos que no sean afec-
tados sus propios intereses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

Paris, ." A Berlin. Tai es el gri
to que repiten todos los ecos de Francia
EN- contestaci6n la orden de moyiliza-
ci6n general decretada aver
Paris y la rep1blica entera responder
con delirante entusiasmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

New York. 2.-En las GALES de San
Petersburgo Sc han presenciado escenas
desgarradoras, cuando las reservas fue-
ron llamadas q las flas. Esposas hi
jos seguian sus maridos y padres las
estaciones de inscription.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

Paris 2-ITn aviador frances ha Ian
zado del alto de un aeroplano bombas
cerca de Nuremberg. Bavaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

New York, LA hota japonesa Sc
esta preparando para entrar en- campa-
la en- ell Omente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
LOS BELGAs DEFENDIENDOsE

Liege. 2.-El cuerpo especial de Ia
Gnardia Civica ha sido novilizadado J
esta guardando los puentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
Lolita Ricarte

Esta noche debntara en- el Salon
Venus, en- Santuree, Ia aplandida can
zonetista y bailarina Lolita Ricarte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
DEWEY DA ST. OPINION.

New York, FL almirante Dewey
Ell una entrevista con un reporter del
Herald" di6 su opinion acerca del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
IA PARAIIZACION COMMERCIAL

New York. 2. Nueve barcos alema.
mes estan en- puerto esperanto que SC
desarrollen los acontecimientos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

confilcto europeo y su efecto en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03
MOBILISATION.

En- cas- de mobilization, il n est pas
enyoy( d appel aux hommes; il suffit
de consulter le livret pour reconnaitre
81 IN homme appartient aux classes
mobllisables Les Francais doivent
alors rejoindre immediatement leurs
corps e doivent etre rapatries / titre
gratuit, S'ILS NE POsSEDENT PAS
DES RESOURCES sJFFIsANTES
gu lis soicnt on non porteurs dun
ordre de convocation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-03

MOVILIZACION

Teleerama diriiido por el Embaiador
de Francia en- Washington al ST. Vice
Consul de Francia en- Puerto Rico.
ORDEN GENERAL DE MOVILI-
lAClON DECRETADA. PRIMER
OLA DOMINGO DOS DE AGOSTO j,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
More Sales of Houses in the
RidgeWOOd Section.

The c. Y Mathews Company sold IN
the Ridgewood section to r. Schmidt No.
1873 Putnam avenue for 81 100 and No.
1880 Cornelia street to Mrs. r. B. Herbert
for sll,CO0 The company has sold twelve
houses in that section since the first OF
the year.
b. J. SforZa sold for William T. Bald
win the plot. 40xlOc feet, on the porth side
Of 6st street. $40 feet west Of Fifteenth
avenue.
The jerome Property Corporation sold
No. l76 Sth street. near Fourth avenue a
three story brick thTee-family fathouse,
lgxlC0 feet. for the Rogers Improvement
Company 10 a client for Investment The
same brokers' also sold No 166 Garfield
Place. between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues. a three story and basement dwell
ing house. 2oxlO feet, for client OF Havi-
land 4 Sons
G. W. Snyder & Son sod the two story
and basement dwelling house at NO. DOL
9Th street 10 a client for investment
Howard G. Pyle & Co. in conjunction
with Daniel Birosall & Co. OF Manhattan.
have leased the entire front portion OF
the sixth floor OF the Lawyers Title and
Trust Companys building. at No. 100
Montague street. to the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, for term Of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
RECORDED LEASES.
Cvih name and address Of icssco)
FEBRUARY "a
Manhattan.

tt.ru Sr So East store, Rubin CAM -
usher Essential 236 East lAth At; . yr' I"
mos from Jan ~. lpl4, 5000 a''o'"'i'
Ndolni Kreisbcrg 10 Broadway.
TriONPSDN ST l12 and ~, ali 'ltl1.us
Injecting 20 10 Carmelo Lacoprla -"
f1ceckcr st. yrs from March J.. l'l4 b
s. 22Oi attornoy. A Semitic. - Ih"ihP
~ Tr6SiIisroN ST, III West all. Antonio
Ciordano 20 Maria Morigsia sno sno'
West Houston St: yrs from NAY l. ieIt
81 300; attorncy Me'oro"it'' ~ o''aN
IOHN 81. a. 1st and I'd roors; Harold W
pbaina Stokes 10 Thos g Jurol. 10 CentIai
Park west: g yrs mos from AUS J. MO
igTH ST. East. ID roor, Assemble
pcaifv Owners 90 20 Edwin Don, ~
Nassau St: a vrs I mo from Aprll J. l"l =
81 600: attorueys. Dennis q y. lA9 Nassau ~,
a6TU Sr 51 West. all; John " Paxton 10
Morris Frank. 53s 9th ave; yr9 rom Hs'0i.
T. 1914. 1900. attorney LEVIN
Rcckman s. ,-,.... ,,,,,
18TH ST 100 East. store. elias King and
ano 10 Kaufman shoe Corpn, los Fast lfth
81. : >rs from March -. 1914: $1,000; az
torucv Joseph Weinbersor, 200 BroadWay,
30 AVE sT2. store and basement. Alrrcu
u PaU to Louis Bemak ~ East Hls' - D.
q yrs . mos from Feb q. 1914 SllVo.
ROADWAY II % cor of lSotn - oF'N
$50: all. Eliz \ Dsly 20 Jas ) ssh,oS,.
eO3 west I7Sth st. yrs from Feb J. "lf'
q 600. attorneys Bernheimcr & = i CO.
1oSth 4 and Amsterdam ave.
HENRY ST So and *. store and base
,neut: Isaac Goodstein TO FANNIE lyman
1891 WISE ave. . yrs from March l. III
5000. attorneys. Benheimer & : y %
i@sth 81 aud Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
LEASES IN MIDTOWN ZONE
Demand for Floors and Lofts
Other Business Rentals.

Tucker. Spoycrs & Co leased for Burton
s. Castles tho tenth floor west at nos. -
and 81 West 3sth street TO Spiegel RUDY.
Corn n co leased space at No. 20 To ~
West 3sth street. through 10 Nos. o. ana
~ West 39ih street. 10 Harry Rothleder'
500 square feet at Nos. Jos and ITO west
18th street 10 Define Raincoat COMPANY
loft m Nos. q and * West goth street to
Samuel Harris. loft az No. East 18th
street 10 Samuel Broslcr the entire bu''h-
ing At Nos fS3 and 4sj Fifth avenue Tor
the uncSpircd term of their lease 10 Phillp
Liebcrman. and $50 square feet at Nos.
47l and AS Broadway TO Iosen"asser
Brothers.
Pcasc & Gilman have leased for term
OF years To- tho Kaufman Shoe corpora
ton for Charles j. and Emanuel hlns inc
entire ground floor at No. 100 East 18th
street The Kaufman Shoe Corporation
viii. on March IS, open branch cs'ao-
tishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Realty Notes.

Daniel J Mahoney negotiated the recent
sale Of No 81 Marble Efill avenue for
John Duffy 10 Thomas Bradley.
In addition 20 the four houses at the
southeast corner OF Park avenue and
1s6th street, announced sold Wednesday.
the BUYERS. Jackson & Stern and the
surety Realty Company. also secured from
the Mattlage estate the hathouse. on lot
eOx100 feet AT No. 452 East seth street.
The properties were taken I'm part pay
mont for the mercantile structure AT the
northwest corner of Greenwich and War
rem streets George r. Read & Co. were
the brokers.
The Turner Construction Company has
been awarded the general contract for the
construction Of six story and basement
reinforced concrete building 55x95 feet
To be erected I'm Front street Brooklyn.
for \ Zercsa & Sons, manufacturers of
macaroui.
/. Randolph Jacobs and Everett Jacobs
have removed their offices 10 No. 80 East
42d street
John H. Weiss has removed his offices
from No. 81 Liberty street to No. 3S
Nassau street.
Macmillan Zipkcs is drawing plans for
two apartment houses To be erected at
Stamford, Conn, In Atlantic street, near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
MCMAHON CONCERN
HELD BY RECEIVERS
State Attorney General Says
Corporation Has Been In
solvent A Year.

Iustice Blur appointed Macmillan
Ziorgcuthau. i- yesterday ne receiver
for the Monaton Realty Investing Cor
poration on tho application OF the At
tornov General The office Of the cor
poration is At No. % West 42d street.
The petition of tho Attorney General said
that the corporation has been insolVent
for the last year and that the officers
failed 10 file with the Secretary OF STATE
a certificate Of the payment of one-half
Of tho capital stock. as required by the
business corporation law. IT was also
alleged that tho Monaton corporation had
numerous deficiencies against II and that
many OF its properties have been fore
closed.
The continual s Of the business. said
William a. M~Trrid- Deputy Attorney
General I'm charge Of the case for the
state. would he an injury 10 the public
which has already bought stock I'm the
concern 10 the amount Of about $1,000"
The report OF the corporation for l9lZ
showed the ownership of property on
which a value Of 81 1000 was placed.
The only property now owned by II. said
MT. MClluHl0, IL NO, tFt ~ oiV N'St 'ioNi'
street. on which there is a mortgage or
sl32 90. although the city has assessed the
property at only $4,000.
Several friends volunteered to help the
company TO keep going by advancing
5000 Among those who offered money
was the Rev. John A. HaWley as an In
dividual and as an executor 81 an estate
This offer from the clergyman 10 invest
the funds Of an estate in the corporation
after what has been shown was In itself
sufficient ground. It was argued, for the
appointment Of the receiver. II was also
stated it had not been shown whore the
81 10000 went that was invested In the
Monaton stock.
Pierre NJ LOCKER, president Of the Mona
ton Corporation. opposed the appoint
ment of the receiver, arguing that il
would mean the throwing OF valuable
property on a depressed realty market.
He said such an action would also wipe
out CAPABILITIES worth several hundred
thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
WHEAT MAKES new
HIGH FIGURES
Corn and Oats Hold Part OF
Early Gains-Coifee
Advances.

Holders uf wheat again showed uh-
Willingness 10 coll YESTERDAY. and. AS
there were evidences of considerable on
port business. trading. while not special
lv active. was ON firm basis, ano the
market made a net gain Cor the DAY "i
about lSc. now high records FOR ue
movement having been established cor"
showed good advance iu the carry
trading ON continuation Of Western
huyins. but turned easier. and last prices
werc AZ net &c. Off 60 &c. gain for me
dav. oats followed corn mp in tue
morning and down In tho Afternoon the
advance bringing ont increased offerings
from farmers with tho close net I'm
changed 10 am advance o. isc.
with March liquidation I'D the conee
market about over there was steamer
tone YESTERDAY and. although there
verc = few notices issued AND there was
some switchius from March ~ later
months. There was not much pressure 10
soil. end moderate covering was sum
,icnt to rally prices Tho close was a.
net eains for the dsy of 10 Q points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were 'ecord-
cd Yesterday at the Real Estate tNchause
salesroom. Nos. Is and i6 Nesey street.
By Joseph r. psy.
SOD ST etS last. q r. loo q Of ID ave
.5.9S.o siy tcnint. sold 20 Margaret colnrcS
y aoT 'n 81 ST. 255 ard 255 wcs, s. i25 #. . q
sth ave-. 5Gz9s 3 and 8 sfy buildings. sold 20
Edward T. Hartman FOR 81 900. also.
f2tTH ST. - East. g. Us n ~ Madison
avc. iSxioo H. 3 sly dwlg sold 10 Edward j.
Murphy for s. 200. also.
TEXINGToN AVE 49,, O. :. ~ 10 q y ~
10th 4t. II iiXl0n. ETY. dwlg. knocked down
70 " T. Fischer for $1,000. also.
p0rU ST 81 West % So 100 n ~ Columbus
ave. f. 011o0S. . stv dwlg knocked down 10
Charles Il Frs To- S2s. 600. also
LEXINGTON AVE. 2Ss. r., 49, " or
a7th st. 2iGxsi sty dwls. sold 70 the pam
ti0 for $40 900. also
o5Tli AVE. 80 &c., End -. ~. rear
t,umt. sold 20 tho plaintiff FOR S1@'v. n'fp'
ii3D ST 1853 end 49, West, g. 100 n 81
5th ave- 81 6N99il. sty ienm'; sold 10 me
plaintiff FOR SI3oo1.
70, Henry Brady
osTW ST eiG East r. d. . ~ N ave.
2eA9s9 .. sty teumt aud store az % s'' ''''
tonmt. ,old 10 the plaintiff for STD"
At The Bronx Exchange:
r. Dryan l.. Kennedy
LOCKWOOD AVE 1908 aud 100. ~
q Of Garrison ave BIS 90 49, 80 40, e. 600
sly dplga. sold to tho piain'iu Tor No'"''
iP3RospEcr AVE. 2o5s 2 $. i2se y , n OF
10Th IT, 221xtJ03 . atv dwlg. sol' 10 w l'-
lam Gerard Tor $3.in.
~ Joseph r. Day.
rrtf~ CT O. -. cor Roune RI. 10 lx3oi 90
f-aefrhcsIcr Bav A.-23. {. city Island, tpl1 IT.
tr, plai1tin ror $4,000. also.
237TII ST s27 East % r. ~" y ~ n
tha Az. .5Nioo . sty dvlg. sold IN th" r'ain
,,ff a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

cpa3or Nra,- eea2sc seconds. 22i5a2o &C.
state oairy, nncst 30d3oiac.
IHLt~t Rccclpts ioSe boxes Marco
steady on high prsdes OF nats and twins
state whole milt fan and summer. white
specials. iN0lS',c. colorcd. lsUlNhc, average
fancy. l1hu15a,c. winter made. specials ~ q
ala ir. average fancy lNltnltc. hhn'i
grades. 49, 0l6'ac. state skins hcld sp'
cials. l3itni4It,, good to choice. Hat
fresh specials 1lAai2',c. good 20 choice
EGGS Receipts 1880 cases outside os
ugee rather extreme Fresh gathered, oNilas
dozen. 3t03i '-c. extra nrsts. 20 be-. nrsis. ~
nearby hcnncr} whites fne to i'lcF, -
$780, hcnuorv browns alq3l '-c eatherel am
miNed. 20 n30.ec. duck ogss. nearby WIZ.
3H0 ga. others @3u3Sc
rloe Apples nrm NrPLES Winosap ana
sp'tlenbcrg DID, SiaS6 80. Tvont, oun.S
kug and Baldwin Sla>3 80. YORK IN lr' 80
Su, and Gfcculrg SiN>G. l.ussci ~ ~dNf'
f-ar Western box applos 81 Jon<3. FEARS.
llio0rr bhl S2a>4. basket. i1c0Sl -. GRAZ
l-kiItS. Cape ,ol. .aic ''' Isiand
lfto Dol. NouSl3 81. early b.a,h Sso,&9Sif
Jersey. faa., SIorSf3 ~. ordinary. NHNl o.
crate s. 75aSs 25. STRAWBERRIES, quar-
N.koua. 35aG5.. Missionary. "d5.c' lN,,o,l
TANGERlNEe nslf box 81 5opS2 ~. SAT
S1-NAS. $IaSl 1o. ORANGES. florida. box
81 ,ol s.. GRApEFRuIT. Florida hoy. 81 1oa
50. cuban 81 2IuS@ %. PINENPPI.f)S. Porto
Rico crate 81 "'n$o ~, 'u"an ana '''''''
NY AND STRAW Medium and low
Eiadr' o' small 'aicd bay shsnuN ", 90 soi
larec bales. 'on iimo,hy. 80 }, - Vv4Sci
40 70 standard Si'cS20 is9, 'i @ ' ro,.rI
SlN0Sl9. other mixed. SlMSl II ~. 40 j. ''o, ,',
SlfUSl> osinaU csicd hs' FcHNl l"W,, 'I'"''
largo. except for NO ] uuoi.Nl- STRAW ''.
$tJ1 81. oat straw. Sil1Sl@
POTATOES AND NEGETNBIf> -- re
ccip's Boil PTS potatoes. 1000 kgs onions.
Potatoes SD liehi supply and firm POIAIOEs.
bermuda uM St0SG Maine bag s. Gus 80.
$50 r. & 7sa<3. state 80 IL. 81 'orS2 90,
l.s s. 5oaS2 50. Europesn. los N bag -"
s. 10. SWEET POTATOES Jersey. 10 eskl.
Gor0Si. ONIONS white crate 81 cas- -
yellow o. red. loaih bag, s. -10Si 90. com
mon S2as3. cuban crste SlGS2 30. BRJ s.
Sells SPROUTS quart. 1od1sc. BEAN. w9sx
or green SiqS2 50. BEETS old. hhl s. 5oo
s.. 100 lunches SSUS5. crate. 81 ."N>l so
.'ArROTe hH. washed g .5qS2 30. uu-
washed tbl or lag 81 JO0So q. 100 lunches.
GAS. 100 10 bag 81 25aS.. crate. SidSi %,
CELERY california cratic. s. coast Florida
,..+. ~ incl, 81 -50So -. CELERY KNOBS
lao h,rrhre SIS. CARRIAGES. Danish o.
,.l ,.o- to. S.S,sc5 rcJ S.S4S32. white. 100
Sass. lm 81 50qSe rod btl. 81 5o0S2: i'm
ported White. tor' S2oaS25. so ~ crate g. -
ass. rod Ton <a0aSc5. FLORIDA crate. 81 aoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
WHEAT HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Market Weak, but Advances
Other Staples Irregular.

Chicago. Feb although wheat
prices to-day felt the effects OF the crop
deficit in Argentina, Australia and India
export demand failed 10 come up to what
was looked for Accordingly the market
had weak finish az &c 10 40 net ad-
vance Other speculative articles closed
irregular-corn a shade off TO sc 20 &c
mp, oats unchanged 10 a sixteenth higher
and provisions varying from Toe decline
10 a rise Of 2iac. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Buyer of South Street Loft.

The owners Building Company. Samuel
A. IdrzOg. president. is the buyer of the
eight story warehouse At Nos 81 and So
South street the sale Of which by the
Downing Realty Company was reported
ON Wednesday in part payment Afr Her
IoG gave the two properties at Belle
Haven. Conn. which he acquired a short
time previously from Frederick Aver. The
south street structure. which Is leased for
a LONG term OF years TO g. G. Hamilton q
CO.. was held boy the selling company at
S2f0,000 The Connecticut property was
valued 40 $4,000. l. katZ and Charles
Field Grinon a co. negotiated the trans
action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Officers for New Realty Co.

Mossmer a Carreau. Inc. a newly or
sanizcd real estate firm, has opened Of
fees AT No. 10i Park avenue. .. W. Mes
sinner formerly secretary and director Of
Ewing. Bacon & Henry. is president John
NJ. Toncey, vice presidont. and Cyrillc
Carroau. jr., secretary and treasurer on
the board OF directors are Edward Wyldc.
president OF the Elevator supply and Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Estate of Rockaway Leased.

The Lewis r. MAY Company has leased
tho Rlumcnthal estate property. consist
ing Of large stucco house. garage ana
outbuildugs ON Jarvis Lane, Far ROCK
away. Long Island. 10 \. $. ls"rson TOT
1ll-ytar occupancy.