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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Vulcan Realty Co. Buys r.
Story 29th St. Business
Building.
SELLS TWO HOUSES ON
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY
Premises Disposed Of by Benja-
min N. Duke-Fine Dwelling
House Sold by Bank.

NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc, have sold for the
Twentieth Street Realty Company John
La Spinna, PRESIDENT the new twelve
story and basement mercantile building,
1l5 70 125 West 10Th St. with a frontage
of 50 feet. to the Vulcan Realty Company
aaron Coleman, PRESIDENT. The building,
which was erected last year, was rented
from the plans and is fully tenanted. The
purchasers give in part payment the six
story elevator apartment 240 and A2 West
10Th ct, tho entire transaction aggregat-
ing 100000.
In 1919, M. r. L. Hess. Inc. sold for
William p Nixon the 18th St plot TO the
Realty Holding Company On. J, Hess.
prestdsnt and in turn sold the plot for
the Realty Holding Company to tho
Twentieth Street Realty Company. Tho
frontage of this plot formed part Of tho
old rope walk" Stoddard q Mark rep
resented the sellers.
A. G. and l. A Marks have sold, for
benjamin N. Duke the Prince Humbert
and Marc Antony apartment houses at
PA TO 220 Cathedral Parkway TO DR.. Pa
terno. Both structures are OF similar
NtSlSi, lNtANo bNOAiNS Aiblf hiiN NuNAi W
cupies a plot l00x70.n, on the south side OF
the street. about midway between Am
sterdam av. and Broadway.
The houses were given 10 DR.. Palermo
in part payment for the new twelve story
structure at the southwest corner OF
Seventh av and 18th St. which was re-
ported sold by the Marks firm last week.
The Cathedral Parkway houses were
purchased by Mr.. Duke from DR.. Palermo
last year. through the same brokers.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company have sold for the Bowery Saw
ings Bank the four story dwelling house,
9 East 69th St, on a plot 2sxlo05 feet.
The property was taken over by the bank
in a mortgage foreclosure proceedings, In
stituted by the bank against Henry Dali
ley and others, on April 2s. 1t was bid IN
at $4,000. The parcel is assessed by the
city at valuation OF slI5,o0o Joseph p.
Day was the auctioneer.
The new owner is TO raze the dwelling
on the site and is 10 erect house for his
own occupancy.
Y. f. Thomas has sold for the Henry
Siebert. r., Corporation 556 West l6lst st.
three story and basement dwelling
house, on lot .l6xe9.n feet. between Am
sterdam av and Broadway. The buyer
will occupy the house.
On Saturday Bryan L. Kennedy sold at
auction the property belonging to the late
Reese Carpenter known as Buena Vista.
at Valhalla, North White Plains, n. Y.
and consisting Of 300 acres, with resi-
dence, outbuild,ngs, etc. The gale was
under the jurisdiction Of the court Of
Westminster County and was largely at
tended. The property was sold in two
parcels. a 30l-acre piece going TO John w.
and James W Daily for $1,000. The re-
naming eight acres were sold to the
Lawyers Realty Company for $3.50. The
property is located about three-quarters
Of a mile west of the Valhalla station on
the Harlem division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Home for New West Side Bank.

The Broadway Central Bank has leased
quarters in the Wilmington apartment
house. at the southeast corner OF Broad
way and 97th 81.
A certificate OF authorization has been
issued 10 the bank by the state Banking
Department The capital IS 10000 and
the surplus 5000 The directors are
Frank Williams. Bert McJcvett. Lew c.
Wallick, Jacob S Brett David W. Arm
strong. jr.. George Kern. Simon Meyer.
Leopold Brown and Edward J. Bowling.
all Of New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
To Hear Corn Products Suit.

Tudge julius NJ Mayer, in the federal
District Court. yesterday appointed Ro-
land w. Phillips as special examiner 10
take testimony IN the governments
Sherman law suit for the dissolution OF
the Corn Products Refining Company.
lessee G. Adkins. assistant Attorney Gen
eral. and Van Sistern Lindsey. special
assistant Attorney General. will conduct
the examination for the government
,rhe firm of O'Brien. Boardman 4 Platt
,.in ann.ar as counsel for the defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Realty Notes.

A. B. Kellar, Inc. IS the buyer Of the
twelve story loft At a and i3 West 25th
St. recently reported sold. Tho price was
$4,000. In part payment the buyers gave
three residential properties at Shelter ISL
and. The exchange was negotiated for
the Gray Realty and Construction Com
pany by Goodale Perry Il Dwight
:. Werdenschlag and Martin n Cohen
have been appointed agents FOR the Rob
ert apartments, at Amsterdam av. and
18TH 81.
Duff & Conger have been appointed
agents for llt. Madison av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Dwelling House Leases.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Phil
lips Thompson and Dexter Blagden TO
John W. Brett the Ave story and base
ment house at 10 W. 18th St. and for
Mrs. Julia Draper McKeever the five
story American basement residence at l22
+. 65th St TO Henry w. Farnum.
]. p. Whiton-Stpart Company rented
for r. NJ. Taller the residence 10 y. s6th
st. for term OF years to Mrs Robert
Struthers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
REPUBLIC OF PANAMA BUYS
Becomes Owner of City Prop
erty BY Apartment Purchase.

The Republic OF Panama became a
property owner IN this city by tho pur-
chase yesterday Of tho Prasada, twelve
story apartment house at the south cor
ner OF Central Park West and 65th st.
The property was offered at auction in
foreclosure proceedings TO satisfy c loan
OF 5000. which, with back interest,
amounts to about $40. 900. Unpaid taxes.
etc. on the parcel amount 10 about .25.-
00e additional.
The parcel was bid in by the defendants
for s711.00o. Henry Brady was the auc-
tioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Lots at Pelham Manor Sold.

Van Norden 6; Wilson sold for Eliza
beth G. Baner 10 George " Slcard lots
6. Z. s, 9, 10. block 7, and lot u. block 10
east tide OF Pelham Manor Road also
sold for the Manor Heights CORPORATION
to George NJ Sicard lot 3. block Z. and
sold for the Manor Heights Corporation
to Paul l. Mottelay lots IS and % and two
lots % IN block 9, west side OF Pelham
Manor Road, Pelham Manor. y. Y. The
Occupaucy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Actor Buys at Flushing.

Clifford Bruce. an actor in the Pathe
Freres Moving Picture Company. has
bought the Bowen cottage. at the south
east corner OF Warburton av. and Cham
bers st. Bellcourt. Bayslde. Long Island
Mr.. Bruce has purchased the dwelling for
occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.
with namo and address OF iessee"
NAV II

Manhattan.
povrRy aal-23s, 9TH floor; Comfy Mug
70 20 y Y Brass Turning Co. lOfv MOTT" Az
4 YRS from May !. 1914; $685.. - ,...m,.
6srH 81 81 II ., s.9so co nT to- GotsiD and
snc q yrs from Sept !. 1911; S4.2c' ATTY ~
! BROADWAY. s7se. 8 store; Levy to 10, J "A
Ae sb AVE- il4o-i442. s,ore floor and sS'e mt
NaTraret Murphy 10 i Wachtel, 80 y 'ol.,
st; Q yrs f Taia. nay o5 !: i'i'' ''
sgD en- Sos-Sl4 +, all: Sarah Haas ana ano
90 ~ N6rgenrath. i72 Riyington st; Y .
mos from May l. 1914; So. +52: atty stem
oe P&R 1$' AZ i5so-i5s4. store; A Lpshit. to
n GoIdring and ano; yr II mos from juno l.
ip1f. $40; atty, Ciarfunkel, % p 1880 ST
sno to n s Freeman. CO 9Th av; 10 yrs from
u isT Az 1850. n store. ETC. Rsn r. 20 y4 a
winterntz ct al seHrs. 2SI 1 To1as m; 800 p
- Grif ST. sos z. all: II Weed TO the Federal
Mail and General Express Co. 800 - osh 81
yrs from Feb l. 1914; $50; atty, II A "oidei'
SeTH ST. AZ W. store and ground fooIrj
Sophia Dalton and ano TO G ti .sn SO
W 3G,h ST. yrs from May ], l9lA; sioo' at'ys'
Fitch NJ & G., 80 Nassau ct.
CARAfINE ST. 2 and 4. cor store ana oase-
ment; Sonntag 10 y ID Alfonso, Coranlne
1T; yrs from May l. 1914; $50; attys' ftch
VI & O.. 30 Nassau ~.
The Bronx.
MELRosB Av. sGs; store; stspheIn, Kr9se r., TO
Fred O Blechner, $50 Mclrose av; May ], 1917:
to Feb l. 1914: $500 and $3.50. atty, Fred u
Blechner. 500 Melrose az.
30 AV, 3400 to 3i06; all; Emile x Kerr and
ano TO Nicola CapObianco. 3400 81 av; 10 yrs
from May l. 1913. &C. 900 and $500; atty Nicola
Capobianco. $500 90 av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
LIS PENDENS.
MAY Il
Manhattan.

usT ST. as. 600 g e OF 10Th av. XII. John
Burns agt Robert Gray e. al. foreclosure o.
mtge); atty. L. :. Goebel.
s5TH ST, e. 25 W OF West End Az, bObN
1922; b. Crystal & Son ast Edith A. Reinert
1t al foreclosure OF mtge); attys, Guggenhelm-
err Intermyer & Marshall.
18Th ST. 8, between "a and "a avs lot =.
Rudolph Wallach Co. sgt Lewis Neumann -
al. foreclosure OF tax lien); atty A. Wey-
mann. -
18TH ST, S. between sth and sth avs. lo'
A.: Louis Pines agt Robert Kennedy et al. NorH-
closure OF tax Hem. atty T. l. SchWartznan.
CANAL ST. No. 60 and Orchard Ct, nos.
@ and "A: Abraham ]. Dworsky ast Israel n
Shaichetzld et al (amended foreclosure or
MICE: attvs Strauss q Dworsky.
PINE ST. No I; Seamens Bank for Saving
IN the city OF New York sgt Felix Bertine -
al foreclosure Of mtge); attys, Cadwalader'
Wickersham & Taft
Tho Bronx.
LOT NO. -, block sts, section n, on tax
map; Caroline c. Back agt James A. WOOL
et al faction 20 establish validity Of tax Hem
attys. Reed 4 Pallister.
WASHINGTON AV., No. i,7ls; Isaac LeadeI
agt Rebecca Goldberg & ano foreclosure or
utge): atty, q. EnElander.
22fTH ST. s. 100 " OF White Plains Hh,
2Oxll4; Anna Young agt David NJ. Mayerson
et al foreclosure OF ntge); atty. sra"
Landon.
InST ST, s. 1904 Of Beeknan a..
rs fxil31; william Crawford agt George n
Jacob Construction CO., et al. Ooreclosuro q
mtge); atty, Bowers a Sands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
BUYER to Erect Home at Rye.

Charles Ewing. OF Ewing & Chappell,
architects purchased from the London
and Edinburgh Company four acres OF
waterfront on Milton Harbor. Rye, n. Y.
for Improvement With a residence. The
property is part OF tho John Jay estate
and adjoins the homo OF John Il. Parsons.
Charles d. Boynton and Pease & Eli
man negotiated the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12

~. loosvi25 II sty Prasada aptmt mousse ''''
10 the plaintiff for s7i1.oOO
BY NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company
18TH ST. 1875 W. ms. s2b W 9th av 49, on. ~
q sty tsnfnt aud store. sold 10 th' piA"' ~
Nv Herbert A. shermnn
ppoorE ST, ~ and a. q ss.s iS." ~
&c ia a stv tonmi and stores. sold 10 'h1
plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Bryan I. Kennedy
GOTH ST. 333 ". g. 40 W Yves, ,r L1 Gov
osxIOO5 . sty tenmt. sold 10 me Pa"''' ~
- 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Property Owners Meeting.

Tho Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will meet on Thursday evening at 1f7
East 125th 81. The proposal 10 extend
Bronx trolley lines over the Willis av.
bridge. through 18th st. 10 the Fort Lee
Ferry, will be discussed.
Dun a. Conger have been appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
SUGAR.
Kcnneh r.malned unehanked az

Refined remained unchanged NJ Seoo Tor
inc eranulated Raw WAS quiet hut nrm.
,ith holdera still asking n slight advance
,hove last quotations There were no sales
'cported. and spot prices remained az Sac
or centrifugal, 2.49c FOR molasses ana &c
'or Cubas. cost and freight In London beet
uCar was quiet but steady at 9s 8A a for
MAY o. AID for June and 9s G%d Tor
August. with the curb ut % SAd. es al ana
Is Ga d, respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
To Elect Secretary.

AZ a meeting OF the United Real Estate
Owners Association tonight. az the
Tuxedo, at the northeast corner OF 18th 81.
and Madison av.. corresponding secre-
tary Of the association will I've elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12

10. srso1i April I. 1900; Kate Reilly :.
Buckbee white Plains. " Y.
140rH ST. o. 50e.e . OF Alexander -
l. 22x7J Juno ~ 1911: w " Hards, :.
Christine Wilkie. ex,rix. $4,000: atty. Hs,s
erman. 7s3 Elton az.
22sTH ST. .. Boz OF white Plains Pa.
2SxiI4: Sept 90 1907; Mary Capotilupo |,
Kingston Securities Co: $500; attyr Brss
Abbott h ", 90 Liberty ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE,

MAY H.
Manhattan.
Mari. W Wolfe TO Heller; 800
& Heh>rer to r q Heh>rer. $1,000
+ 9 Heberer to Hebsrer; StoU.
J O'Conor TO r ID Page. 81
j King 10 l. F1eig; 81
T. Rosenthal 10 y Crystal Son: S.r
s r NacClements eu, 70 Mace aacKcn-
zie; ST.
Mace Mackenzie TO q r MacClensnts; a.
J v Onatiyia to Julia c Cnatiyia. s0W
J w RICHTER 10 Angelina Court. 1900
dep Foster and ano. trus. 70 l. Vars.
$1,000
Same 10 r dep Foster and ano. trus: 8.
Realty Co Of America 20 9 Paterno. no
Palermo Investing Corporation 10 c Pa
terno 800.
Same to sans; 800.
S Friedn.r 10 Is.noersI a.
Same 70 came 81.
Reserve Fund OF District No ]. Order K'sAsn
shell Barrel OF City OF New York 20 lawyers
Title Insurance and Trls. Co; $4,000.
Elsie A Duncan 70 Excelsior Savings Bank.
$40. 900.
Tho Bronx.
Lawyers q T Co 70 Leo Friedrich; fs1o6.
Rose Wolkos 10 Harry Lowenstein; VI
Tyizab~th Srnithson 20 Northern Bank. VI.
New York Trust Co 10 Blanche seuerDsch, ".
Moss Estate. Inc, 20 y Trust CO. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
Rents Home at Riverdale.

The Delaheld estate leased for Jarvis p.
Carter a home at Riverdale-on Hudson
10 ]. p. Whiton-Stuart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY IL
Manhattan.

TIN Av. AZ; p Ryan Building Go az, =
Casaidv' owner and contractor, sg
IsTU ct 40 w; Jandeus Electric Eagipmsn,
co agt A Brisbane. owner; A Strand, con-
LENoX Az. tss; Green d Leow,sv at II
iosTu SIT i24 and l2s W; wilcox ar,
Fourth Morsvian Church. owner an: con
tractor: 1889
18TH ST. iA and 1z5 w p Lea az. A b
cro.. NJ Gross and " 2 Engel, owners
Aen.s X ana J A Taylor, contractors; tG g.
Tho Bronx.
INTERvAI.r Az Ms J Hs.nullsr AT 2
Alteri, contractors ts2 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
NEW BUILDING PLANO
MAY II.
Ne - \ Wan

ST NICHOLAS Av. n cor f6o'h ~ for
two sty tennis ana stores ans .'y store,
g0zss 10 bsxoOl ana 22Ns5i0 i75th e. Hold
inr 60 $50 Bway, owner: Mast & Springs,en.
% W 45th e. architects: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

pccs,nts s.7os bbls potatoes, 1,e5l Rkgs
,nions. ola potatoes weak; new I ny e. e.
POTATOES, Bermuda, No J.. Dbl % 5o SVt Fla
So .2,, :: s. S5 Ogs'' s4 30 Is; No. ssg
s195. red No J. S4gS4 30; No 2 81 tog
co. cuiis s2gs2 Cos ma ana va i 5Si g s. 80 2?
Maine 3 y 4o 81 S state as ana western
go In 60 25 IA So 90. bag, s. - 2 = %; Deii-
81. i6s,ib bag, s19sl IS; SWEET I P0TA-
roEs, No J. basket ,o 1oG9 q ha tO' sSGsS 90:
sormuda. crate, SEA 81 10; Texas, yellow
l. 81 25 white, 81 5oqs2 %; EgyPtaha o puS
b 75Qs4; ASPARAGUS, Caiit9r ~ o.. pepn
lunches 81 5oqS9; southern 81 q ~ 20 te wy
h 20. culls. 5OcQ S1. ARTICHOhEa' boN,
h n 50. drum. SO q 81 30; BEANS, RIA We
~ green. Sl0S2 %: Bermuda, FaVa nan
,ox. 70 a 9Oc. New orleans. Fava' 6a n.f g
6si %. BETS. South Carolina 100 ounchss'
IsQSs: New orleans, 81 9 S4i berln 'ioS
rate slg 81 rs; CARR95 IL 90 Sp Ok, IoG.l6
SAG. 81 5OaS2. South Carolina, 100 ouncnes
;SGs4 New orleans. 81 80 n IS 30: Bermuda
rate. 81 25GSl 30. CELERY, Fla, l2-lncn
- 50a 81, onion crate. s1Qs1 so; CAB
RACES white. crate, 81 n 81; COLLAhlo'
3bl soc; CAULIFLOWERS, Cal mar ca CT ~
5gc9 81 2s. French. crate Of g 81 70 81 %
Dry. Dbl, sias2 %; CUCUMBERS. basket,
81 20 81 so; EGGPLANTS. ria, box, sigS9i
-uban. sidS2 %: ENDIVE Belgium, TO- -
\ 9Oc: HORSERApISH. domestic, 100 ID, 81
q 5s. imported, SO 1884 so; LIMA. BEANS
Auban. box, 81 So; Fla. basket, 81 30g ~
LEXIS. 100 punches. SO p 81; LEI u r.
south Carolina, basket. 80 a zoe North caro-
ina. o5ca 81; va 25 a 50c: OYSTER PLANTS
100 punches. S46S5; PARSLEY. crate, l5c 2
u. curly. Dbl. s2QS2 rs: plain. 50 30 "a So % :
70. PARSNIPS bbl. S2Q 50 30; PEPPERS.
Tla box. s2Qs2 70: Cuban. 50c q 81; RAD
SHES basket. 1505Oc; RHUBARB. 100
NS1: Bermuda. crate. 75c dSl %; New or
cans. Dbl, S1QS2. SHALLOTS. Dbl, S24
g. 10. SCALLIONs. 100 punches, 75c 2 81;
SPINACH. Dbl. 25c GSl 20; SQUASH. white.
'ox. 5OcdS1. white and yellow, basket, -
= - TOM TnLs- carrier 81 q s.
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mere was partial recovery on covering
slosing prices we're net unchnngd 10 po'''o
over Local contract prices. -
NAVAL STORES.
satur

The pleasant weather and strength AZ me
fouth gave the local turpenune market
irm tone. and prices were iully n nhlnt@'hess
Il A7ikc for machine barrels ROsin ana
ar we're UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
POULTRY.

RESSED-Receipts. 4S8 pkgs. Fresh killed
cod fowl deliveries late and invoices not gen
,raIy heavy. TURKEYS. fresh killed. West
,ru fancy. 20c: CHICKENS. broilers, bills Phil
.elphia. fancy. 40042c; Penn, fancy 3og33c
owls. box packed. 1919; Dbl packed. 100
$3.50. COCKS OLD. lac; DUCKS. l. ]. bic;
.f SO. cuus 5Od7Jc Frozen-TURKENS. box
.I.ltd Young hens or toms. 25026c; bbs,
.a.ted 23a25c. old. 22Q24c; CHICKENS.
.~ouers. milk fed 2oa23c corn fed. 1sq20c'
coasters. soft meated. milk fed. l7qHc; corn
,cd t5q19c; FOWLS. box packed. 14019i2c,
J. 10 size and quality: ROSTERS old l4c;
DUCKS. Western 30 l. 12Ql5c; GEESE, $50
I4c AIIVF-Recepts. IS carloads by freight
md a few scattering coops by express Some
,hree cars more held on tracks. Trading quiet
and with receipts expected 20 run somewhat
anger feeling is easier on fowls. but outlook
8 uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
1Ae| Rel IS, Estate
Loft in 100000 Trade
for West Side Apartment

agents for u<a Madison nv. by Charles
Gulden, the owner.
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ALTERATIONS.
MAY II.
Mania attain.
r,.ms under IS. 900 omitted

Items under Sc. 900 omitted
s2D ST. $50 e. TO q sty .ennti Fl s.hin;
50 William St owner; T. II James ard W
Cordes. i24 W 45th ST. architects; $4,000
9TH ST, 14t to i55. ard 18th st 40 20 10
f 70 a I sty factory. etc; New York Hallway
co. 165 Bway. ownor; C E Coroy. o2l B"ay'
architect: SIS 600.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NAY n
Ma nh attain

CANAL 81, 10 to MI n schns. sEyY
TAYLOR Construction Co. Inc. q ali ku 1
istt tr ~ ST Il z: n Aeeots sons AZ
Beaman estate ct all April n, lrt iSsi q
Sd Av. sO2; A II Becker AT Main Il il
Ap x'ffIln ~ Az. ioe; n O sin.ck. b. ~
a poehms ct al; April Il. 1915 rAA
SAME PROPERTY II n Meiss d son- mo
ast same; April L 1914; fla TO-
SAME PROPERTYI Bierach co Az rmS
lprtl IS. 1914: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
IN THE AUCTION FIELD

Tire following transactions were record
ed az the New York Real Estate Ex-
change yesterday.
BY Henry Brady.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 90. sw cor 18th
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EGGS.

Receipts. z l55 cases. Arrivals fairly liberal,
,ut proportion Of high grade eggs small ana
prices close fairly firm. Fresh gathered, eN-
ras dozen 42i4N23c. storage packed nTs5s'
ai2G22c: regular packed 20A0Ilzc; seconls'
9al0lzc: nearby. hennery and gtthered whites
Inc 20 fancy. 22ng231sc; nearby heuh-i{
browns 22i1Q2Sc: state, gathered ana, inlHSIy
lQ22c, duck eggs, nearby, Indian Runner, A9
81. Baltimore. selected. A8Z3c others lseZ-e'
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CHEESE.

Receipts. IS 200 boxes. Market steadier than
a. the close Of last week. Fine goods IN
round lots are Offering at l4c and fair qualities
aG%c less state. whole milk. specials l4g
Al.c: average fancy. 1870: held. whole milk
Is 70 quality. 1gnqtsc: New Zealand. ched-
lars 16izQlSkc. state skins. fresh, speclais
.OIllhc good 20 choice, s8l9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MAY IL
Tho Bronx.

MAY IL
Tho Bronx.
TIFFANY ct. cor Of Beck st.. f1Sy
ISL S: city Mortgage Co., loans Kermit Realty
Co, Inc. 70 erect ono 5 story apartment, %
paynents). s65. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
HAY AND STRAW.

>ra-,,., shout STEADY on highest grade tim
,,Sy bu, duh on medium and low s rs5 es.
Hay large hailed, ton timothy; ptiln seS1S5o 5S
a. cifovsr mixed. sl9GS21; other mixed slDg
te 50. No /. clover. ST. yog&s; sIlii oress, ''
T. small balc4 hay zoe lower thah IHsV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
FRUITS.

Fresh-Rscsipts, s71 bols apples AYples IN
rsit STEADY. APPLES. Ben Davis and Hub
,ardson. Dbl. IS 5oQs4i Albermarle Pippin' &g
So Greenins tfgS9 SG HusseS, "a a5i,s Is;
eo sqRs4 SPY G' s. @s,si BALDWIN and King;
g 6as5; common. 32gs2 Far Western e, r.,r SGf
trples o. BQS2 90; STRAWBERRIES, VII glNLa.
mart. salse; South Carolina, uQl4o; Norm
a5olna K SG3a .sSj Sss i ssisS kun
s IIIA * Quart sQi2o. TANGBRINBs, half
;ox ,5s 20; 1SGs, 81 togs2 30; oRAN;GSIESS
florida box 81 25Gs4 90 Porto kiee p-E ~ 1 gyy
Eloyylsa boz slqss so. cuban, slGs0; P9rto
bi ioo slaA 10, PiNBAPPLBs Porto p d hiso'
rate & 5Cas2 50; Cuban 81 4ogS2 ID; b1oiiN"'
ID s04s2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York May II. 1914.
BUTTER.
Receipts 500 pkgs. Demand for choice
Ind fancy fresh creamery slightly exceeds
NE supply: prices advanced a fraction. Cream
NY. extras. 2es. Q27c; nrsts, 2fi4g2ehc: seconds
1hG24c: held. 1919: state dairy. finest. G+s
B2sc: good TO prime. 2sa25c: process. extras
pqac.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-21
A NURSE TAKES
DOCTORS ADVICE
And is Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Euphemia, Ohio Because of total
ignorance of how to care for myself
when verging into VIC a(anhood, and from
taking cold when goiN to school, suf-
fered from a displacement and each
month l had severe pains and nausea
which always meant a lay-Off from work
for two to four days from the time |
was 10 years old
Invent to Kansas to live with my sis
ter and while there a doctor told me of
the Pinkham remedies but did not use
them then as my faith in patent medi-
cines was limited. After my sister died
came home to Ohio to live and that
has been my home for the last Is years.
"The Change of Life came when was
& years old and about this time | saw
my physical condition plainly described
in one of your advertisements. Then l
began using lydia Z. Pinkham's Veg
etabIe Compound and l cannot tell you
or any one the relief it gave me in the
first three months. 1t put me right
where | need not lay off every month
and during the last Is years | have not
paid out two dollars 10 a doctor, and have
been blest with excellent health fOrawo-
woman of my age and / can thank Lydia
Z. Pin6ham 'sVegetable Compoundforit-
Since the Change of Life is over |
have been a maternity nurse and being
wholly self-supporting / cannot over
estimate the value of good health /
have now earned a comfortable little
home just by sewing and nursing. L
hava TncOrT7rn ar1dnd the fforr1vOup6 m
many with good results, as it is excel
lent TO take before and after child
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ART, Euphemia, Ohio.
If You want special advice write To
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dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
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