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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-18
81 g ! !!yg [|g !&M 81
Sec Check Serge. Csc

Sec Check Serge, 25s
50-inch Black and
White Check Serge,
various size checks:
for fall dresses and
suits.
.$1.l9 Broadcloth, SO
52-inch ALL wool
Twill-back Broadcloth,
rich Jet black.
$500 and $2.25
Trousers, $1.W
$50 pairs Of Mems
Good Quality Trous-
ers, of worsteds and
cheviots. in blue
stripes, fancies and
grays. Sizes 81 to AZ.
15c Hose, &c 49,.
Mems Maco Cotton
Half Hose, made with
double inserted heel
and toe. Plain colors
only.
81 Union Suits, 39c
Mems Airyknit Isle
Thread Union Suits, in
white only: long or
short sleeves: ankle
length drawers.
Soc Drawers, 33c
Mems Elastic Seam
Jean Drawers. full
cut and well made gar
ments; odd sizes.
10c Strainers, Sc
Enameled Jelly or
Vegetable Strainers;
strongly made.
SEC Kettles, pc
Enameled Tea Ket-
ties; 10-pint size.
Sc Spoons, &c
Wooden. Preserving
Spoons; assorted sizes.
10c Pans, Sc
Ideal Bread Pans,
with covers. ..5
10c Corn, &c
Regular 10c cans of
Extra Quality Sugar
Corn. ...
l5c Pork and Beans,
lOc
Van Camps Pork
and Beans, with toma-
to sauce,
lOc Ammo, Sc
Regular Zoe cans of
Ammo, better than
liquid ammonia.
24c and 35c Union
Suits, ,15c
Women's Union Suits.
also Corset Covers,
low neck and sleeve
less; high neck and
long sleeves; taped
neck and arms; bleach
ed only: odd sizes.
$3.50 Silk Vests, Csc
Women's Kayser's
Venetian Silk Vests.
low neek and sleeve
less, taped neck and
arms; slightly soiledi
sizes 4 and :.
l5c Hose, 10c
Women's Fast Black
Cotton Hose. seamless
foot. double sole, heel
and toe; ribbed or
hemmed tops.
Soc Hose, 19c
Infants Onyx" Pure
Silk Ri b b ID Hose.
g e a m / e s 8 and full
fashioned foot. DOT
BILE heel and toe;
black white, pink, sky
and red.
Soc and $1.W
Girdles, Soc
Silk Girdles. all new
est shapes and styles;
good assortment of
wanted colors.
Wire Hair Pins,
6 for SC
Good Quality Wire
Hair Pins: all sizes:
regularly &c paper.
35c Window Shades,
Csc
Opaque Cloth VIM
dow Shades, mounted
on guaranteed spring
rollers: in while. ecru,
light, medium and
dark green. Complete
with crochet ring to
match.
s. Suits, $l.s5
Boys Fancy Cass1:
mere Yoke Norfolk
Suits. with knicker-
booker pants. dark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-18
CSC Pants, Ac

Boys Dark Cash.
mere and Corduroy
School Pants. bloomer
and kpic k e r booker
styles. sizes s.. to 10,
years.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27
lRT|CULOS De FAMk
UNA NECESIDAD.

De la manera mas cordial podemos
recomendar nuestros lectores, ell lsc
del Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Garter
que sacara toda clase de mancha de
inta del papel, MADEIRA tela
Es lei M6dico de la Casa" con su
uso Immediate salvara records de "a
'or, trajes, 6 trabajos de MADEIRA.
Quitara manchas frescas de tinta de
papel, en- tai forma, que podra escri
Dir en- la misma parte sin que Sc bore
transforme ell papel en- color amari
llo.
En- las botellas hay una circular Ell
Espanol dandO una completa direction
para su uso Siempre tenemos exis
encia de este producto Qt.e es de gran
valor para casa ofcina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27

~ ha tornado nota en el registro CO.
rreSpondlente de las vacantes que exis-
ten "a los Concejos Municipales de Lo
"a \ laueo. por renuncia de los Conce-
tales don Javier Zequeira V don Joat
Nazario .Iusino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27
Sc soLICITAN, Traoajos de Conta

ailidad. Correspondence comercial Y
priyada. Taquigrafia. Contabilidad E
lnformes anuales de Corporaciones
precios modic0s.- Dirigirse 4 S. c. r..
Sol p. 8 al apartado 1927, Telefono 29l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27

I'm Il harrio Capitanejo, de Juana
Dlaz. Nolasco de la Cruz agredi6 Il
Francisco Rodriguez, (a) Negre, inf
risndole una herida EN- la mano izquier-
da
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27

@OlnImA oUg 30 aFGcTA Ga ca
9m2A. MAkAHNNo nnomo oEamlnA - was
e4ma& g ana@ - maus - 80 - neeesta ssAasF
0mkmAmM g mmmm6s smmAaAaa Sc eA6na c@mafa
m@unasAmA - @mppa tmassnss. Rsiualsms
60 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27

L. meloF en san Juan en- reposieTia
y duleea Bnoa 10 eneuentra I'd. en Il
caieter@. famosa poT 81 cafe.
san Joss No 6 San Juan. p K.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27

ri e ID deliea0o De est6mago co
ma sn i popular cafeieFa. fam0sa
p0F sn cafe
San Jose No 9 San Juan. p r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27
LA ESTE r A
Rermddez Hno.
FORTALEZA 20

Zine acanalado, pantmaA aesites,
barnices y aguarras, arnesss Ae uns ,
dos caballos, ruedaa con llsAtas de-
gonna y dc acero, bafios y medios ba-
nos dc zinc, serbeteras de 4, S,sy
10 cuartillos. Callicida EscrivA para
extraer los callos y durezas do los pi6s,
sin molestias nj doler alguno. Este
rilisadoras de leche, armas dc todas
classes, maquinas dc coser, muebiea
cuadros, lamparas, desgranadoras %
maix, balanzas dc mostradOr, jaaias
para loros, relojes y etros artfcuies
de ferreteria y quincalla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27

PAN BUENO
Especial para Emparedados
III Riquisimo Sobao LA LINDA.
II nues.ro Sc vente 4 2 cvts. Bollo.
PAN DE LECHE"
Cruz 10 LA LINDA"
~ ha expcdido un certifcado de la
cnmienda hecha en- las clausulaS de in
corporation dc la " Association de En-
pleado> del Gobierno dc Puerto Rico"
para reducir 4 sietc el numero he Sus
sindicos directories.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-27

ii esfssisl >tanissn "a rssilaido dsi is-
~ d. Is,lleis %. Aaeuai.o e.fe nfeune
.lns trans ri'sa.,.. ieAfualnrnie
o.. ila - l,l sefaai. a indisiduo
tnrarnse ls.n i.is anlo u s-r arr,ia,lo
f.pf "a Flanlia re.ir, pasila cruz "
sHl ru eampllaaruio 81 una onlen del
laef g. fax asr-i.t dielo l,al.cia
lHiea ~ sis "',ligasa harer uso iel
naffn rar nsilrifio IL oi~rdirmeia
Ia popular cafetera ia ahOra co
midas preparadas con iantO esmero co
mo 81 iamOso cafe
San Jose 10 q San Juan. p r
.lnau pstlla Amerlea Anrmendi
Flif llrrnanslef Arturo Na1mel g.
Els ae 1se6s 8 greufr Nunoz so,insie.
nn ns flna en un eaifilu que ga "a.
ts arns asn % Ahraaam rr,ulianAo
la, dr ..lo. .r.rmrnfs heriio, Toslo>
fuefon afnefa,ios fue,lo, .li>io>i
...r ls .a. aHfof da,i,- ladirial~s
RAFAEL cABALLER0
Agenie de periodieos
p o Box 355 Bayam6n. p R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Dwelling and Flat Houses
Among the Sales Announced.

Ghegan e. Levine sold the three story
brick building at No. 225 Kingston ave-
nue.. 2Ox75 feet. valued at N3,5op The buy
or gave in exchange the brick dwelling
2ixI25 feet. mt No. 1919 President street.
and lots in Queens.
Friday & Lehman sold No. 1888 Dekalo
avenue. a four story frame house. to the
Fraien Realty Corporation; also FOR Jen-
ME Y. Hart the three story frame nat
house No. 227 Howard avenue; the three
stov single fathouse No. 1853 Sumpter
street to Charles W Spear. and the three
story nathouse No. 9Si Decatur street 10
the Executive Realty Company.
Wood. Harmon & Co. report sales at
Marlboro of three lots. northeast corner
Of Avenue . and West 9th street. to w.
w. Donnally: three lots. southeast corner
of Avenue A and West 9th street to D.
Q. Dickinson: two lots on West 9Th street
near Twenty-second avenue, TO r. W.
Barton: five lots. southeast corner OF ooth
street and Bay Parkway. to J. w. Barnett
and single lots 10 DR.. Ira Hurst. l.. u.
King. Robert l.. Faust and l.. j. Kaiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
COTTON LOSES
AN EARLY GAIN
The Report on Linters and
Bearish Week -EndFigures
Drive Prices Down.

II Der relatively firm cables and bulllsu
overnight advices from the south me
cotton market opened steady at an al
vance Of : t. 10 points, with March goins
point above :hs previous high level ioi
the movement The heavy production of
linters reported ~ the Census Bureau
with a bearsh Interpretation of the week
END figures. however, caused roanzi"s
sales. and I'm the late trading the market
was unsettled with the early advance
more than wiped out Last prices were
at the low Of the day. net To b points
under those Of Thursdays close. Inc
census report showing 396,9S4 bales OF nm
tiers obtained TO January ]. this year
AGAINST $50 972 last season, proved heavier
than expected There had been a goou
many reports from the South indicating
a loss of seed through unfaNorable wealth
or. and some had anticipated that the
Yield Of linters would fail short of las,
year The official figures therefore caused
some little revision of commercial crop
views. which doubtless promoted the de-
cline from the early high level Rumors
that preliminary returns 30 the National
Ginners Association sno Ned l51.wJ bales
cinned between January ! and 10 lacked
confirmation. but attracted considerable
attention. Last season the ginning during
this particular period amounted TO lsl,ON
bales. and in the srall crop year OF 1853
1000 bales were returned for the period
Southern spot markets were unchanged
To sc higher. and the local market held
unchanged at l2.S5c for niddling upland;
no sales: delivered on contract. 60 bales.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
DECORATOR JOINS
NEW ART CENTRE
Rents Fine Dwelling in 55th ST.,
Near Fifth Avenue-Other
Business Leases.

The dwelling of Mrs. Henry :. Redmond
a large 3l-foot four story dwelling AT no
II East 55th street. just east or the ot'
Regis Hotel has been rented for business
use. The property was leased for Mrs.
Redmond by Van Norden & Wilson for a
long term TO Miss Alice ". Swift a deco
rator. now located at No. IS East 5eth
street.
Pease e Gilman leased space IN the
Liberty Tower. at the northwest corner Of
Liberty and Nassau streets. to Ashdowh
d Fedde, Koch G. Bergen, Nestah N
Moore. John Fairfax and Fox & Beebe.
Kuehn Posner, jewellers and opticians
leased the store No. go West i2d street
for five years through 4. A. Hageman.
Edgar A. Manning leased the third loft
at Nos. and West 18th street 20 the
Princess Corset Company.
NJ. & L. Hess leased the second loft NO.
81 West Sd street to the New England
Braid Company. the store and basement
No. % Greene street TO the Massachusetts
Thread Company with William c. Walker
and space I'm No. to II West 18th street
to the Venus Enlargement Company
with W. A. p Phlpps.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
fourth floor in Nos. % and "a West SSth
street to G. F. Wilhelm. furrier located
at University Place and sth street Tor
twenty wears: the seventh loft at NO. sW
Broadway TO Mishkoff & Rebt, and with
Myer Bondy the fourth loft at NO o3o
Broadway TO David Richman & Co.
y. Brigham Hall and William ID. Blood
GOOD Inc leased the eighth loft in the
Gberdeen building. No. $50 to loo Lafaye cite
street. for term of ten years, at an az
gregate rental of $1,000. to lie Huray *
Co. photographers. now located at NO 20
William street. This makes four lofts
that these brokers have leased within a
short time in this building, which is not
yet completed.
Jacob Spiro leased from the Fleischmann
Brothers Company the two SIX story
apartment houses, each 50xl0.11 feet, at
No 2l3 to 2l9 West lllth street for three
years from January l, at an annual rental
of 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LEN
JANUARY 49,
Manhattan.

ofsr ST. ssf 10 $50 West: Mschanlcs -
ment 60 AIT Clement Moore Ct a. ~
1918: s2.0l2
SAME PROPERTY. Isaac Ross
same: Dec 90. 1912. si4. 1873
MORRIS AVE. a cor 81 lIs,n q: -
Sens agt August Jacob Const-uctlon VS.
Dec Is. 1913; 5000. -
SAND PROPERTY: Charles sehrs~
agt same: Dec Is. 1918. $3.50
sAME PROPERTY. William Hsgp'na1
same: Dec -. 1913. $3.50. an, =
SAME PROPERTY. Murray M "
same: Dec Is. 1918: SO. i3J %
SAME PROPERTY Dominica fsss
same. Dec 10. 1913; Si.20i IS
SAME PROPERTY. Joseph W Ro's
aet same: Dec u. 1913: ss.l5s ~.
SAME PROPERTY. cross, Ags, ,.,, I
land Lumber Co agt same. sept 10 H''
534 90. ..,, , ..
sAMB PROPERTY; william Bu'a
same. De, Il. 1913. <i.i0o.
SAME PROPERTY. Thomas c En
SAND PROPERTY. G sonaiie 7"
same; Dec II. 1913: s. 2~
SAME PROPERTY; Leopold seh'''
ast same: Dec rs. 1913. s.. 400
SANE PROPERTY; Michael oho"
same: Dec 10. 1918. A.3i5. -.,,.-, ]
SAME PROPERTY: Richsrdn !. in'''
AIT same Dec IL. 1913. sszS ~ A.
SAND PROPERTY: Frederiek AZ
agt same; Dec j.. 1918: s-,I"
SAME PROPERTY: ThomA
agt same: Dec i, 1913. sool 20. I.
236TH ST. n s. AS n Of kspm ~
cent Valentt co AT Clemens Consus~~
81 al: Dec o. 1912. $40. -,. n
SAME PROPERTY. sanitary Ihs
same: Dec %, 1912: siT5. ,rI
LITTLE WEST 18TH 81, %;
Sons Co agt Robert r LsTls's 81 w. y
1913: s44 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan i6-The Commercial Buhe-
tin will saF o.. morrow
There has been rather less business dona
iD the Boston wool market this week, al
though prices have remained fully hrn. me
tendencv 81 prices IS unquesuonaby against
Tho buver Territory woods OF hali nooi
grade and fine and fine medium woods nave
heon In steady request. and moro interest Is
heirg shown In foreign wool both fine and
cross bred Reports from the goods market
are not yet so promising as they might be-
although manufacturers are less pessiinisuc N
ynanv cases than they we're a month ago
rlading domestic quotations.
ohio AMI PennsN lNauia heeccs - De!alne
washed. eGQ27c. half blood combine. 2502@ rec
tbre.-cishths. 23i7a24c delaine, unwashed.
c2isc. fne Ole. Micnigen a1d New York -
Fine unwashed l9d2oc. dclaine. @H2lc. one
hsif blood 2eGc3c. three eighths. BE WIS
cousin and Fissour Three eighths blood
22ilc. one-focrth, 22022hc Kentucky and
similar ne-half blood 25a2S'sc; three
cichths. 23023i1c.
secured basis TeSss-.Fine. Y months. 500
so. 6 10 months. 850 46c; fol. 4lnf3c. Cali
fcrrla-North. fGa4Sc. middle county, 42n4jc.
southern 40f 42c. fan free 42u4%c Oregon
Eastern 40 ! staple, i2a5Sc. clothing. -sR
Mo-. valley No ]. i3Qf5c Ter itory- Fine
,,sple 52ll6fc. fire medium. 50qa2; fine
clo,hing 4a05ic. fine medium. 46p4Sc. one
half combing 4snJOc, three eishths. 42n44c.
Puiled-AA 5O05ic: su.c-s. ffpSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
Manhattan.

BANK ST. 80 and 81. W :. Box. Martha
Building Corporation 10 New York \Sayings
Bank. 81 sth ave; Ja2 2 due per bond
s5Oo 600; attorneys Weber & Weber. Beck
man 81
CONVENT AVE. = 1895 Il o, 1884 s.:
1876 5NI27 ;. Convent Psrk Construction a., 90
Louis Mannheim. 90 Morningside Drive OR mtg
s3I 500; due April !. 1918. per cent. Jan .:
S1250O
cHRYsrIE ST. 100 to I2e. 75xe25: Josert
Realty co 10 Martha Wise. G}O4 2lst ave.
BROOKLYN Jan - or mtg $4,000; yrs: o
per cent; 81. 600, attorney Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Co 1co Broadway.
CATHARlNE ST 96X1OO. Cherry St ia.
John G OBrlen and ano 10 Jacob Rupert
Corpn. 1889 Sd ave. demand per cent
Jan 10. 5000. attorney. w Il stewart 1899
ST LUKEs Pr. :. so Z, OF Hudson ST..
- lxlOD. James F Neacy 70 Emlgrant Indus
trial savings Bank. 81 Chambers 81: Jan 10.
bers 81
iST AVE. W $ 757 It Of 10Th st. 25.2x
loo. Antonio 'sorse 20 Emigrant Industrial
savings Bank. 81 Chambers ~: Jan 10: , yrs:
Sls.cOO. attorneys Amend & Amend. ll9 Mas
ssu 9.
% AVE. 1879: Antonio Neancini to Jacob
Rupert Corpn. 1889 I'd ave. Jan II: demand
9 per cent. 1871; attorney. W II Stewart. 1893
81 ave.
sTH AVE. T. sos Il n ~ 5Ist ST. 25xsO;
James Maloney 10 John l. Saueryeln S53 SIN
ave; Jan II. due as per bond. S32 900. attor-
rey. Title Garauntee and Trust co. l76 Broad
way.
10 81. IN ana ~ vest 1 stN hrk. 90. 10
Nlooj. Brookmere Realty 60 70 Estates Mort
gage Securities 60. 100 Broadway. Jan IL or
mtg sl03.pucl. due June 10. 1914. @ per cent:
81 OQO
3sTH ST s23 to Isl West. sty brk. io2 /
4. Max Thorn 10 Julius Mautner 1910 Mad
son ave or mtg sl3j 600. due July 49, 1914:
Jan ~. pr cent S-1,wv attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust CO. i76 Broadway
iiTH ST. 20 10 20I East. 1 SIS brk 81 Six
1905: Marshall " Runk and ano 10 BowerS
Savings Bank lbs Bowery: Jan ~ due May
In. Na4
ersham & TAFT. - Wall st.
Dist ST - East: stv blk. 25x64s isabel
Rangs 10 Timothy Davenport and aaO. trus.
Nonkers. Y. Jan To- yrs: 90 per cent.
$500
aGTH ST s. 80 n II 9Th ave. a2xiO0. ;.
Robert Fri ienberg 60 JEANNE " Heaton and
ano, 9th ave ana 18th u lpr mtg $50 hrb
,, yrs ger cent Jan is. $40. on0: attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway
Doth at $50 West: 2 sty brk. rs ixs0 6;
Lucy Barton to-Sophie A Peck. i6l West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17

o-,b e., IN, mtg e. oDn. due oct -. 1913. Jan
rs i9if. per cent; so. attorneys Do"e''
, Sn's sr % l6l sam ard lo7 East sy brk BY
lOOff. Jeshopah Taros Chain Of hariem w.
Msnli I'm IN 'ings lnsutution - don. a.tor
Jan H. 1911. due az per bond yo: "''''
Levs Rapolia q Kennedy IS Broadway
The Bronx.
BARNES AVE. " :. 70 # o. zlg pin,oilshna
l05: Joseph e Klunder 70 Goane 1no, ne
so. White Plains. \ prior mtg ,,ov. q
g. 1918. I yr. s per cent: $40 ATTORNEY
Holden. Mount vernon. " y, s,o0ord
ave. iss iixse5 sxgiO 1xSOss; Pelhamdsle LAM 3
90 to Cornelis W Hale. TarIyto"n' ga
ano trustees: Jan u; J yr 81 P per yvr, and
! 600. attorney Lawyers Title ins"'"
Trust TO- 100 Broadway. ., rn,-o.
CROTONA AVE, is East. = &c 81 w. 80,
Frank Pearson 70 Louise Idepe,,t.s c,c az Der
bona. Fl 40. attorney, Title "uarah'ee "'
Trust 60. i7s Broadway -. ,o,tt :.
FOX sr g. 1905 n NJ 1891 -, WalII.o . !,
Podgur Realty 60 10 Lawyers Tue 'Is ~
and Trust 90 80 Broadway Jan 10. o,,Mss' IL -
per cent: 1872 900; attorney Lawyers l"'e ."
sursnce and Trust CO. l0 broa9"9fy,c r. Carney
Construction co n Ann Dolan. 3OS Anste, 90
ave prior mtg 5000; Jan .. due jan =, i'tos
6 per cent: 81 900. attorney a hho''
FTLT0N AVE. 1852, :. 2s ex2o73 .; George sso',,
~ Leopold 70 New YORK Mortgage sho -,
lty Co l35 Broadway; Jan %: : III, ,io Insyr-
snce 90. 135 Broadway. .. p.rry
LOTS 81 TO GO. map Bruner Estate PERI
Avenue Construction 60 70 Johns ns1 RENT c.nt:
81. 900. attorney. New York Title lnSu'""0'
TOT Blk ii. map Fieldston; George -
Strayer 10 Frank VI McMurray ionksts'
=: jan -. , yrs per cent. sl-'vo' a7e
torney Title Guarantee and Irust o. ~
MILFORD AVE. cor o, Pelham I'M Ra a.
| ~ 1x1OOxl 0x1l2.5 Thomas MoCor DlaoSlvu
Lillian NJ Halsted, is6 Prospect ri. broonIyn -
Ian -: 3 yrs g per cent, SlVOo, sttg.n
! Title Guarantee and Trust GO. 40 B,oau" 20 4
and Az n ~ Morris PARK ave. 25xiOo: Otto
Egner TO Mary NJ Scheuerman. 100. beacn 800
Jan 10: , yrs. 81 500, attorney. J fr-'s' oV-'
! Sd ave 40 ., +,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, :. 80 ~ n
of Barretto ST. 157.ilxi00 Columbia ConsLu.
ton 90 to Jacob Wicks IT, .0 Manson ,ia,Ssy
Jan u. due Is per bond; 900 pTosSa'ay
VILLA AVE. 1852 . 8. lsxlVo; NinIam -
! Austin 10 Anna ID smith got West llttn 81
Jan -: Yrs, per cent; N,gD' a1sS,ms
Title Guarantee and Trust 90, l'9 70, DrO ao ~
( mann to Dry Dock Savings lnsutuuon 20. % :
Bowery: Jan 70: due. etc, as per bond s='0'''
| attorney. + NJ Lichenor. 3s Park Row, ~.
18TH ST. ., 225 It " Of Harlem = F co,-
chester r. 25x2Olx-x2l1 6; Columbia cor
stnIctIon Co TO Henry Leute l0f Mornlngsits
ave. due Jan /, 1917; 8 per cent; s3Uoi a.
! torney r Davis 321O 81 ave.
! 154TH ST, SIS i75 II Of Courtsndt ass
| q Sxio0; Barbara Brown TO Johann Hoii-
/ mann. ISL East 1920 st prior mtg sI,Opl
Jan IL. due Jan /. 1917: per cent; $500;
| attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. TO-
18th OF. $. ll5 It Of Bea g's,n c ave,
struction 90. Inc. $50 East 1ssth ~ prio, iI5,s
| attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co ITO
ProadWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

chsrtering was moderately active IN sefeisl
~ tho transatlantic trades. hot IN all others II
v,as quiet Rates held fairly wei. quota
tons 10 Liverpool and GLASGOW. p nominal.
london and Antwerp, %; Rotterdam. 5%c'
Uauburg. s2is pigs. Bremen. 30 pfgs nomi
nal. Hun pad. Bristol. 2i1d February. Cork.
FOR orders - Ga picked ports. large TONNAGE
is 1880. cotton 20 Liverpool. per 100 10. 2oc
charter Eriiish steamer, 10000 cases, pc
trolcum New York or philadep hia, 20 Japan
or CNrca. basis, 2O14c two ports. February
March. British steamer. 2,is3 tons trsnsai-
lantic trade. one trip on time charter, basis
Is delivery north OF Hstteras. redelvery
Mediterranean. January. British steamer :, -
Ala tons. same. basis 5s o. January, British
steamer. 3.10 tons. same. basis 5s 81 Febru-
.It. british steamer . 600 TONS same. bssis
'r frfelis eJs. United Kingdom Continent,
f'rfrtaff. British steamer, > 1913 tons, same
fI. ABBOTT A. Cd. delivery Guf. re6elivcry
.rcI k.nsdon or Conui ent January. Brit
.'asmer. . $50 TONS came, Is ID. dsIiv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
GRAINS LOWER IN CHICAGO
Australian Supplies Cause Easy
Neutrality-suspicious. Also OFF.

CHICAGO. Jan 1G-First large supplies
from the new crop i'm Australia came out
so freely that the wheat market to-day
underwent a material sag. Prices closed
EASY at ia05sc net decline Other staples
too. all suffered a loss-corn, &@'sc; oats.
Ease and provisions 2i2N5c. Australian
shipments Of wheat proved decided sur
prise. amounting TO more than double
those Of a year ago. The result was to
weaken quotations Immediately in Liver
pool and from the outset have an effect
III prices here Argentine reports of fine
weather promoting the crop movement 70
the seaboard counted also in favor of the
bears. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
The aronr.
MECHANICS LIENS,
JANUARY is
Manhattan.

KiNGsBRTDGE sva cor Of Ms
x. Thorp Iron CO ayr The Church q :
| Mediator. owner renewal: $500
1liTH ST. ~ and 10l East. Harry LIZ,
sgt Flora and Rsbeocs Bachrach. W.
Louis Strauss contractor; SIS "a
WEST END AVE. ga Macbeth Zvers Ga
! Co sgt West Ssh 81 Realty Co. J cr-
Davies. receiver. owner. Harry shift. es,ar
tor, $3.50 IS
BROADWAY, n : cor Of Gath 81. 3ss.al
John r Kane CO az, West s2i 9, RsstI 9
Wennemer Inc. contractor. $500 a.
9Th AVE. $40 and 5i2. John Ksr
sgt Louise APPEL. owner. J ws1rrs
Inc. contractor. s2.47209
55TH ST. 81 70 24l Vest John ? sI'
J 70 agt Tines Square Automobile co. os's
J 2 T. Weanemer. Inc. contractor. .Ifl
123D ST 8O4 East. oscar r Pstsyr. =
! z r jay Realty and Holding Co. owner. IN
| Locker. contractor. S25
IST AVE, lTe2: Oscar = Peterson e. Ore
arine A Newbod. owner. Frank Locsr, =
! tractor: s4s
ODD ST. 4ol East same sst 1m.; ~
3TTH Sr. ~ and IS West Wright Lsr,'
! co agt John II and MARY 4 Hershsv. rr~
owners. Neve II sadier and John Mex H..z
| iessecs: Frank Krcfetz. Inc, ccntracior. " ,
LEXINGTON AVE 567 70 81: 5is y I
10 l66 East: John Simmons Co sgt Hs1-s
stein Opera GO. owner ana contractor 81
LEXINGTON AVE. JG7 and JOB Sis
10 lCO Eastg Albert oliver agt' tanrfre
Cpera Co. ovder and contractor. N.ess
The Bronx.
rNTERVALE AVE. 1853 and iw. -
Maurice AIT Jacob Streifer co. osrs u
contractor, 81, i54.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

per was Grm with lake quoted at l5c: cleo
t,olytic. 1iHsml4iac, ana casting. 14al4is
standard copper the Metal Exchange was
quiet and nominal In London copper closed
qJist az fei Is 50 for spot, and fGi IS Oh for
futures.
TIN--Firm. New York spot January and
February. 37VTSI. 25c. March 81 1913 a
3737 =; Ann 81. 25n 81 so. and Msy. 3I3 }, a
- 81 &C..
LEAD quiet. New York spot. 405a4 Zoe.
and East -. Louis. 3.92ie0397izc London
lead closed al 20 IS
> 9Oc. and East ST LOFTS. 5.1o0J.l5c. Lon
don spelter closed at IT, lis 30
IRON idolesboro No 3. sos cd in London.
Tie local iron market was stes Is and un-
changed with No / foundry. northern, No |
Sovthern and soft quoted. Sl54<l5 90. No .
Nnrffern. So I.NS15 ..