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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
FORMING NEW
TRADE CENTRE
Dealers in Printers Machinery
to Move to Broadway
Other Business Rentals.

Daniel Birdsall & Co., Incorporated,
have leased for the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company the store and basement
No 4s4 to 43S Broadway, for term OF
wears at an aggregate rental OF about
100000
The rental is another evidence that
Broadway is rapidly recovering from the
effects of the removal Of merchants to the
new uptown district and that new Inc
of business is rapidly absorbing the Va
cant stores i'm the district between Canal
and Houston streets.
Tho new tenant for No. 43i to 4SS Broad
way is the r. w. and c. b. Sheridan COM
pany. dealers in printers and bookDind-
ers' machinery. who for many years have
been located at Duane and Elm streets.
This move is in line with the recent re-
moyal of Bradstreet's printing depart
ment 10 Howard street also of the In
dustrial Press and others to Howard and
Lafayette streets. and Of Studeoaker
salesrooms 10 Broadway and Howard
street and is no DOUBT in anticipation Of
the convenience of the locality when the
Broadway subway and the Canal street
subway will have an express station in
operation at this point.
Pease & Gilman leased for long term
to George Croker. jr.. for Mrs. John \.
Macarthur. the dwelling No 1853 East 18th
street The new tenant will make extern
sive alterations to the house, adding an
other story and making interior improve
ments.
The Cross q Brown Company leased
space In the new building Nos. Is and 20
East Ast street, TO Van Clack Brothe.s,
l.. G. Meyer. Incorporated w. y. Dodge,
and with Ewing. Bacon x Henry space
TO r. Il. Gentle.
Bernard Wurtenberg leased FOR Web
ster b. Mabie q Co. space at Nos. 1l2 and
ia East 18th street. to the Henry Tame
baum Company, Incorporated; for Albert
b. Ashforth the store and basement No.
JOG East 18th street TO Goldman Brothers;
for F. and c. Phomm. loft. No. "a West
22d street. to the Columbia Button Works;
loft. No. 126 Sixth avenue. TO Naclerio &
Frank. and a loft at No. 432 Fourth ave
nue. TO l.. Hecht & Co.. of Berlin: for
Ewing Bacon & Henry space at No l0l
Park avenue 10 Arthur Todhunter, Of
London. and a loft at Nos. $50 and L.
West 18th street TO Henry Rosenberg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY ..
Manhattan

BOTH ST. IA East. Hyman Cohen agt Lila
Thompson owner; Emil Fraad and the Fraad
Contracting co. contractors $3.50
BROADWAY. 1871 and 1873. Hyman Cohen
agt Firestone Tire and Rubber Co owner:
Emil Fraad and the Fraad Contracting Co
contractors; $50
GID ST. - 10 26 West Morewood Standard
Association owner; United Metal Covered sash
and Door Go. contractor. Si37.
1ilST ST. GIL West David Meyer agt Minnie
Van Raitz owner: Louis Frankfurter. con
tractor. $50 SIS
9TH ST. 80: Ernest II RAINBOW agt Joseph
and Herman Bauman. owners: Tile Contracting
Co aud John CrOci contractors 1888 90.
31TH ST. - and ie West. Frank flassin 81
al agt John II Hcnshaw et al. trustees. etc.
owners: Aaron Harris. samuel straus5erg and
Frank Kresetz Inc. contractors SlGl.
NEW CHAMBERS ST. =, and Duane 81 -;
Arthur tombstone agt Samuel blahI ah1
Catherine Diver. ears. etc owners BerS Naie
and Hotel CO. contractor and owner: $slO ~.
18TH ST i5S East. Louis Levin. Inc. agt
David Weinberg Estate owner, WIN + Levy
Co Inc contractor. 500.
SAME PROPERTY: same agt David Wen
berg Estate owner: Abraham homme!' con
RROkDWAY, cor sith st. 80 SHES
Lakewood 90 sgt West SD street Realty co.
ownsr: Harr, schin. contractor: SLIGO.
The Bronx.
1glST ST. go East. Wyoming cut stone 90
agt Tobruk Construction CO. owner and con
al AVE. sos TO 35lO: Tony Carpentere AIT 5
Glass owner: Frank = Lori. contractor. so.
18TH ST ~ East: Pierce & Goldsteiu agt
Charles Corby. contractor; Nicola Tedeschi.
owner: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan - The Commercial Bulletin
viii say To- morrow:
There has been a fairly coed amount Of
business accomplished this week IN the Boston
wool trade. TERRITORY fine and medium cloth
Ing SORTS Rave been boz principal request at
fully firm rates. while there has also been
fair demand FOR crossbreds and mcrino forti ign
woods " Leading domestic quotations:
Ohio and Pennsylvania hccces- Dclsine
Washc O. @6125c. Xxx. 1890. three eighihs
blood combing. % 02ic. delsine uu~ashca
22N22 &c. hnc. 20u2ic Michigan and New
Nork-Finc uuwasbcd. lHn2uc. delainc 2uG
ole. one-haif blood. 22H23c. thrCc-ci ghths. &c
Wisconsin and Missouri--Thrcc- eighths blood.
22itc. one-Quartcr 22n22 zee Kentucky and
similar One-half blood unwashCd. 23Q23 '4c,
three cighths. 23M21isc.
Secured basis Texas zine twelve months.
.Sb1iS2,- fine six 90 eight months. 4sNiGc. hne
fan. f1M42c california Northern 4oa IS
middle county. fif445c. southern. fD0 sc. fall
free 42Gf}c oregon Eastern SO I staple.
si052c: eastern clothing $3.50 valley No !.
4904sc Territory Fine staple. jln5Jc. nne
medium. 5OD5ic. fine clothing. ioQ5lc. fine
medium sea &c. one half blood c0mhing. 4NG
SOC. fhrcC-olchths. 42Mf4c.
Pulled "A 50Haic. a supcrs. f@n4iC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Dwellings and Flathouses in
Various Sections Sold.

Frank 4. Seaver & CO. have sold a
lot 20xl00 feet on the westerly side oil
Third avenue, 90 feet north of Bay Ridge
avenue. for r.. Z. Parker to "A purchaser
who will erect a store building Tor MS
own use.
Charles H. Rickerson sold No. 1862 I'm
derhill avenue. between Park and Sterling
Place. limestone two family dwelling
house. for Mrs Christina Cobb TO a client
John f. Burke sold the two story and
cellar four-family frame fathouse. NO.
72l 39th street, on lot 2Oxl0O feet, for >.
Heuchel 10 a client for investment.
Leonard Vaughan and Charles Bartram
& Co. sold the four story brick fiathouse'
No 800 Putnam avenue, to client OF
Benjamin Schwarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
WHITMAN AID AT PRISON
Du Vivier Visits Island to Get
Inquiry Ammunition.

Joseph Du Vivier. Assistant District Az
torney. and James d. Gillen, jr.. account
ant. made a trip 10 the penltenuary on
BlackweITs Island yesterday, In prepare
ton for the grand jury inquiry into az
fairs on the island, which VIII be taAsH
ND Monday. Mr. Du Vivier served sew
eral subpanas. One'of them requires the
presence OF a physician who ATTENDED
several prisoners in the penitentiary vac
are said TO have suffered from neglect
Another subpoena was for prison mop
hooks. Mr.. Gnlen selecting such boSs
as he thought would prove his asseruoa
that more material was paid for than wa
delivered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER standard copper on the Metal EX-
change was dull. with January. February
March end April quoted 1850 asked. The
local street market was quiet. with lake quoted
10, nofniral electrolvtic 147sdljc and cast
Inc 145sOl4a4c In LONDON copper closed easy
at tGi Is Cd for spot and fG4 LIS Sd for futures.
January. February and March in New York
closed al SO 7jn57c and April 3G.73aS7 PC DC
In London ,iu closed AZ flCs for spot and tlO9
los for futures. o-.oo
LEAD-Duli: New York spot. 4.loai. 2oc:
cast =. Louis. 4Q410c London lead closed at
ISIS o.~
= l0-. Est II Louis. 512i4G52Jc London
spolter closed az l2l los
iPON- MiddIcsboro No 3. 49s 10i:d in Lon
DON The local iron market was quiet aha uil-
changed With No I Northern. No Southern
and soft quoted Sl5aSl5 80: No Northern
So 7-OS1J p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Church Rents Proposed Garage.

William A. White G. Sons have leased
for St Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church a three story and basement fire
proof garage. to be erected on the vacant
plot l00Xs7 feet at Nos. So, IS, 80 and 81
North Moore street between Hudson and
Greenwich. The lease is TO run for a
term Of twenty-oue years, with two re
newals.
For some time many Of the large whole
sale houses in the grocery district have
felt the need OF downtown storage facill-
ties for their commercial trucks, which are
now being stored uptown. Plans are be-
ing prepared by Renwick. Aspinwall &
Tucker. architects. who report that the
building will be ready for occupancy
about June !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Ice Plant to Replace Church.

Plans for the ice plant which is TO re-
place the old church landmark at the
northeast corner Of Broome and Eliza
beth streets were filed yesterday with Su-
perintendent Miller, of the Buildings Bu-
reau.
It will be five story freproof struct-
ure. 1l2 2x99.4 feet in area. and is TO be
built for the Ice Manufacturing Com
pany (Thomas Pettigrew, president,
which bought the land from the st. Mat
thew's Lutheran Church recently. Nor
tenson & Co, architects, estimate the cost
at $40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chartaring was light and the tonnage mar
let unchanged Quotations 70 Liverpool and
Glasgow 20: London. 2l.d asked; Rotter-
dam &c; HAMBURG 32's pfennigS, Bremen'
January. Antwerp. Pad: Cork for orders. IS
3d: picked ports large tonnage, Is lOi2da IS
cotton to Liverpool. per 100 ID. 2sc CHAh-
noetor ar Portland 10 SHARPNESS. IS li2d
January; Swedish steamer. LISA tons, phos
nhate. Tampa 90 Helsinsborg. los, Januar!
British steamer. 2.113 tons; chalk DunNlIh, "
N.U> YORK privqtc terms. January: Norwegian
steamer qn tons. salt. Turks Island to New
York. private terms prompt: schooner. y
e. "A. stcarner 24e3 tons coal. Baltimore 20
TAMPA private terms. prompt; schooner ~
ions fertilizer. Charleston to New York pri-
Vate terms. schooner. 500 tons. forti1ZeI' bdl
tinoro 90 stockton. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Rronx Prisoners for Bronx.

Police Commissioner Mckay yesterday
ordered the captains OF The Bronx Couh.
~ precincth not to bring TO the nisn'
court in Manhattan any prisoners arresT
ed in the new county, but 70 hold thea
for arraignment in Bronx County the iS
lowing day. unless they we're released
hail The night court. IN Manhattan We
be used only for prisoners arres'eu
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Realty Notes.

The John J. Fleming Company negoti-
ated the recently reported sale OF the
Idle Hour Hotel property at Monroe. \.
y. TO the Mackenzie School Of Dobbs
Ferry
Pease & Gilman we're interested as
brokers In the recent lease for a term
Of years for Samuel Is. Jacobs Of the
second floor OF the building No la Full
ton street southeast corner OF Church
street The premises will be opened as a
women's lunchroom and restaurant
The NJ MOrgenthsu. Jr.. Company an
uounces that John NJ. Thompson has
been elected director and vice presi-
dent Of the company. Joseph Halber-
stadt, who has been associated with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY

JANUARY =.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Dry Dock
Savings Institution: $4,000.
Minnie Meyer and ano. as executors OF
Henry Meyer. TO Minnie Meyer; s. 600
Harry Rose, sdministrato 10 Matilda c
Rose et al; assts: 81.
Gussie Lewis to Martha Lewis 81
Fair Deal Realty Co 10 Leon Tuchmann;
800
John NJ Wing ct al, executors, 10 Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $50 900.
Theresa Volmer to Blanche Volmer: 3
assts; 800
Arthur II Waterman to Arleish Pelham; 81.
Edward J McCoughney 10 X Holding Co.
Inc SO.
Alexander p Knapp ct al trustees, 10 Dry
Dock Savings Institutions so. SOP
National Surety co TO Brunswick Realty
Co. 81.
Isidor II Kempner to Gussie Klein: 81
Bergen Street co. Inc, to Joseph Catanzaro;
SO 000
Arlegh Pelham TO Bergen Street Co: 800.
The Bronx.
Emma Pagendorn 10 Arthur G Bell. s.. 800.
Bromberg Realty Co TO Joseph Feist;
s. 900.
American Real Estate Co TO Flora Ehrman;
sl3 900.
Ike Ginsberg and ano to sIgmund Levin;
800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Lower Express Rates in Month.

Washington. Jan. Lower express
rates throughout the country VIII be
come effective one month from to-day.
The estimated average reduction will be
l. per cent one official Of "A large eX-
uress company informed the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day that the
holiday express business foI 1913 was =
per cent less than in 1912. lie attributed
the loss TO the parcel post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
BANK OF FRANCE RETURN.

Paris. Jan. The weekly statement OF
the Bank OF France shows the following
changes. Gold on hand decreased 9.7oI,eo
francs. silver on hand decreased $4,000
francs notes in circulation increased
32i $4,000 francs. Treasury deposits de-
creased 7i.925.OOO francs. general deposits
increased l37. 600 francs. bills discounted
increased li9.s5o,0O0 francs. advances in
creased g}Ss5.OoO francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SD ST - TO 20 West Munso Construction
Co agt Midwest Realty co ct al. Oct T. 1919
,by dcposiD 1898 -
80 AVE. $50 and 652 Vincenzo Zimhsrdi
az, William NolE e. al: Dec 20 1913. SSl4 NJ.
9TH AVE. cor ioSth ~. standard Plumb
ing Supnlv 90 avt Geo III Earle ca al, May =
1918 cancelled. s314 s..
SAME PROPERTY: United Plumbers sup
Slv 90 agt same; May :. 1913 cancelled,
sli7 ~.
SAME PROPERTY. sam S Slaubcr. Inc.
AIT same MAY 5. 1918 cancelled: S9i 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
zAeRf#al, Estate
Hotel Rector Sold at
Auction to BOndhOLderS

company for many years as manager u
the insurance department ard assistant
treasurer has been elected a director ana
treasurer Cf the company.
Livingston Wetmore and Ebert {. ~
wood have formed \ partnership under tne
name of Wetmore g. Atwood, with Offices
AZ No. "a Pine street. where they VIII
specialize i'm mortgage loans. MI. wet
more has been at that address FOR ten
years. Mr.. Atwood has been I'm charge
of the mortgage department OF the NJ.
Morgenthau. Jr.. Company Tor seven
yCarg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address o. lessee
JANUARY .

BROADWAY. cor 1OTth st. leixl25.
all: Lewis L. curtis TO Aetna Amusement Cor
poratlon: q yrs from Nov !. 1919 1880. adj
dress. i5T West 4.d -.
COLUMBIfs AVE. i43 store: Moseley Hotel
90 20 Samuel Schnapp: 81 yrs from April !.
1912. 81 200: address. 1925 Broadway.
I'D ST. 90 West. stores and part cellar
Charlotte Blum enthal 20 Hanover Lunch Inc.
. VIZ from Dee 81. 1913. S72o: address. ~
East 18th -.
fIiTH ST. - East store noo- and part
cellar; David J GaIlert 10 Paul Wormslev: =
yrs from Nav /. 1918. $50: address. - East
lItth II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Record of National Banks.

Washington Jan. 2.-There were $40
national banks doing business in the
United States on December 81, according
70 the Controller Of the Currency. Their
authorized capital was N'0'0lss'l'S' WIN
an outstanding bond secured circulation
amounting 10 $40 633.6i5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
New Apartments for Bronx.

Macmillan Zipkes yesterday filed the
first plans in The Bronx as A county,
and also the first plans of the year 1914.
for the erection of two six story apart
ment houses TO he erected on the north
west corner of 10th street and wilkins
avenue for Louis l.. Kleban at a total
estimated cost 70 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Man Ends Life by Moose.

The body Of man OF medium height
weighing 10 pounds. gray hair and wear
ing a drab sack coat. black trousers and
overcOat Was found hanging from the
rail OF the staircase in hallway at No.
L. East Broadway yesterday. DIR. Dugale,
OF the Hudson street hospital. said that
the man WAS "A suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
10y Telcslaph 10 Tho TrIbunc

philadelphia. Jan. 2 While the local wool
market has been very dun and quiet curing
~. eek prices have been well maintained and
dealers look forward To increased business
l,uyers have shown no eagerncss 10 make l'1i .
rhascs and dealers expecting a REVIVAL or
business and a rise in prices have SHOWN i"
ordination 20 make concessions. There ls 80
little wool Dr. stock that dealers pre- fict tncif
vii b. no dIficuitN I'm improving prices, nich
rare been at a low level Tor some time There
III iIftis fear on account Of imported wool. as
tretailine prices are low enough 10 compete
,sffh auy eraces that may De imported, ana
,.nicss fforo' Is "A break In the f0rcicn market,
mere can 10 no reduction here. The doines-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
BY Rrvan L. KenneIly

street:
By BRYAN l.. Kennedy.
BROADWAY, 1906 TO 1872. e cor on ttth
st, TO-. 3X1OO5X irreg: 10 sly Hotel rector
sold 10 the city Real Estate Co for fl,IO5'-
500.
BY Joseph p. Day.
eth ST 263 West. 5. 43.9 n o. Sth
ave. Is. 9xGa II. sty dvg; sold to the plain
tiff for S23. SIS: also.
ii3TH 81. III and l19 East =. 1914 II ?
OF Park ave g.. SXi00ll: sty tenmt and
stores; sold 10 Jay Kay 60 for s5i. 900.
By Jacob H. Mayors
1sT AVE 2O12. $. 1911 It 5 Of 1o4th st.
25X69; sly tenmt and stores. sold to VI
Muller for $40 100: also,
iST AVE- 2Oli. e $. 30 II II = Of fO4th ST..
25xd0: sty tenmt and stores: sold TO VI
Muller for $40. l35.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day
RITTER Pr. o. s. 1875 II Of Prospect
ave 2axg9.ll sly dwg; sold 10 the plaintiff
for 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Long Island Acreage Sold.

T. s. Willard & Co. have sold for Mrs.
John T.Atterbury her property. consist
ing OF about one hundred acres. at Brook
vile, Long Island. near the Piping Rock
Club, TO Howard &. Brokaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Rents East Side Dwelling.

y brigham Hall and William d.
Bloodgood, Inc, leased for the Alwell
Realty Company No. 100 East 37th
street. forr-story dwelling. for a term
OF years TO DR.. John j. Van Horn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03

Weckly movement figures Of the New York
Cotton Exchange. Port receipts. ju9. no bales
against go j05 last year; overland to mills ana
Canada. 30 81. against -. 291 last year south
tn mill takiurs estimated. lO5.OOJ. against
10000 last wear. gain Of stock AT interior
towns l2.O3S. against 1.11S last year. brought
into sight for the week. 4J1,3iO. against ~
O94 last year. Total crop movement: Port re
c,ipts 6.923. SIS bales. against 7.ls6,439 las;
year. overland 90 mills and CANADA. va
agtirs. 80 ~ last season: southern Mill tax
nes / sos. 600. against 1.410.OlO last year
stock al interior towns IN excess o. september
T. 7s3.I2S. against GT6. JG3 last year; brought
into sight thus IA FOR season. BIZ. $40
against 9.903. 800 last season; brought INT"
sigh, during December. 2.2T93ll, against =
Iivc-oooi cables: spot i'm good demand
sales 1000 bales speculation and eNIort. : -
600: American. 1l.0G0; sales include $3.50 made
late WEDNESDAY; imports. 62WO: American
30 600 Middling upland. a.OJd. FUTURES
closed barely steady az net decline OF 2'2u
-ie points January and January-February
GC9i sd Fohruary-March. gid March-ApiH'
G.7od: April Nav and Mav-June. cid: June
July. 6G7I; July August. t.t3 I'D: August
september G.j2isd; September-Octooer o.54d
October-Novemhor. 6.2Jd November-Decem-
bop. 62tiel: DcCembCr-January and January
February. G2ld. Mdnchester-N Yarns dull ana
Irregular cloths. offers too low
New Orleans. Jan. Bear pressure caused
a Irop Of about &c i'm the cotton market to
oav Steadiness displayed in the early trad
ing was soon lost and the undertone became
easy or the Oreuing the tone was sleadE
and prices were point mp TO ] pont down
compared with Wednesday, close. The Middle
Of the dav saw selling increase on the email
takincs for the week. Hester putting ihem az
801. Coz bales against $4,000 this week last
year. and 4O7 .OoO bales this week two years
ago The close was steady at a net loss for
Il 1aV. of Il % - DOiUtS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03

p.,.,otas n ttoduig wright. ~ West "a g.
49,, VcT,on. nee Is. due Jan u. 1914 per
cent. 81 100: attorney. United states Ilte ""a'
antae and trust Co q Chambers 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
LIS PENOENS.
JANUARY
Ma nhsttan.

18TH sT. g g. 3lS9 n o. OF Wills ave IN
i0O Lawyer Mortgage 90 agt kn.N frarNia
q al foreclosure ri mtg. attorneys ,ary
io.D ST. lo3 and 90 West. Rosario Pi11.
ticliO agt q p sherwood q 60 et al action .
compel reconfeyancD. attorneys. loektr
LOCKER.
Bolton Road l05x2T i0. Edward r cole a.
Sadie Rcchnifzer o. Il. foreclosure NJ 40
attorney. ~ r Wund
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1890. Charles Olsen a.
Mary Mulvany action 90 ioreciose ioe, 40
ic's licuJ. attorney Nordiinger.
MADISON AVE. ~ cor 4th So lNllxNt
Peerless Holding 90 Gncl AIT Morris behn q
nj foreclosure o. mtg; attorneys Lind Z
The Bronx.
PARK AVE. $780, and i72d S. ~ Eas' Nor
ris ffebson sgf Ernest Keller Construction Co
faction 20 foreclose mechanics Hem. attornsy,
VYsE AVE-. =. 81 70 Of 18Th e. i,1iri:
Norma Realty 90 ag. Philip sugarnan e a!
uoreoIostire OF mtg: attorney. o r. Davis
RANDALL AVE. cor hane ~ V;
Rudolph Walach co agt Leslie " Daniel z a.
foreclosure Of tax Hem. attorney, Wy-
mann
BRIGGS AVE. g. between Kingsori;rs
Road and l94th -. Rudolph Wallach Co az.
James Smith 81 al foreclosure or TAX lienl;
attorney, Weymsnn.
$50 hoI S i 5 s5 i rs s s t as and ss. nap 4
estate OF Joseph Husson. Clason Point Dollar
savings Bank OF the City o. New YORK AT
Porter Realty and development co 81 Al fore
closure Of Mtg: attorneys, Lexo". MacAeAar
LoT IS 10 70. map Of NELL estate; Eli1ab.:A
Du.yer agt Maurice " Lew 81 al Gorecosgrs
Of mtg: attorney " J sullivan.
MARION AVE. =. 20 r OF ls,th y, 1iy
fqi. catharfne shea. extrX. etc. agt Patrick p
Madigsn foreclosure Of mtgli attorney "
Sullivan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03

ti- clip has nc,Cr before been worked up 81
1 close as IL g. az present The mills are using
/ considerable territories which. on clean
I basis are selling from 42c 90 33c pound AZ
! ccrdine TO quality. New York hnc dtialhe-
/ unvashed. is quoted AZ from Zoe 20 20. while
New York 0ne medium. quarter. tEfee-elghths
| and half blood is selling ~ 2lisc 20 DO. ami
| LraLL and low cnmnLnE 81 ~ - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
ALTE RATIONS.
JANUARY 3
Marhattan.

IRVING PL w cor 18Th 70 t0 IS ~
telephone exchange. Sow York telephone ~
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