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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-18

Beauty your city as much as YOU
can and you will help to make it
known all over the continent. Don't
let the, Other cities get the best Of
YOU, when YOU can do things without
paying money for N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
Realty Notes.

Alexander Sellin and David Mintz were
the brokers in the sale Of the sixteen
apartment house sat 1903 to 1928 Charlotte
st. and 1853 to 1852 wilkins ave for the
F1elschmann Realty Company 10 John j.
Tully. reported yesterday. The brokers
report that the price was far in excess
of $4,000 the figure mentioned in tho re-
ports The property had been held at
$4,000
The Cross & Brown Company has been
appointed agent OF the Goodyear Tire
Companys new building at Jackson ave
and Honeywell st, Long Island City.
The J. Romano Brown Company has
been appointed agent OF the Kingsland
and the Burrill apartment houses, now in
course OF construction by the Podwill
Construction Company. on the south side
of 1s0th street, cast Of Fort Washington
ave. and en- Riverside Drive, near l5Sth
st. Several apartment have already been
leased from the plans for next October
r. s. Willard & Co have been appointed
by the Slxty-eight William Street Com
pany agents for the fifteen story build
ing at IS William st, at the northeast
corner of Cedar ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
Downtown Business Rentals.

Pease Gilman have leased to Kerr,
Page, Cooper & Hayward a large suite Of
Offices in the Liberty Tower, 50 Liberty
st. for a term Of years az an aggregate
rental OF 5000 Also Offices in the same
building to Harry L. Duncan, Of Duncan
& Duncan; Albert T. Nathan, and larger
quarters TO Twombly &, Henry, RAYMOND
Hull Noble and the Wern Stone Paving
Company.
Walter J. Salmon has leased Offices in
the Fancher Building, at SO Warren ST.,
10 d. c. Dunkelman
William A. White & Sons leased to John
Menist office space in the Franklin Hud-
son Building. 100 Hudson st. to G. Sach-
noff & Co. the fourth loft at 1853 Centre
st; TO John S. Bushnell the second loft
al 1i6 Liberty st, and for the F. r. Wood,
w. II. Dolson Company TO Etna Chemical
Company the second loft at 80 Bank st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15

John 7 Holiday ct al, exr ana
Gertrude p Childs, admrx. "a ~ 90A
antee and Trust Co: S35 OOo " iitie Ca,
Sophia Rabinovitch TO samus,
Henry Morgenthau Co 70 wv ton
Jr, and a-o. trus; $4,000. ou,nlss
lvr Ne Tr, .prS Me sSnaS Security Co tor
The Bronx.
New York rrus, Co to CITY NJ.
lev ci'y y2i M LS1 Co to corn.nu. q =
Newton Land Association to Aar.,
jr, CT al (oXtrs); 81 a'aa lse,s
Simson Wolf and ano "a s.
Si005i II samuel schis.,
Frederick Johnson 10 Iayy.r. ~,
surance and Trust 90 (trisC. 30 "a, ilts II.
Edward W Smith and ano 1sy,
Louise Byrnes. $1,000. "A'FO 70 s
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Kinruo,
Carthy. 81 'onn D w.
VIM + Thorn 70 Mary f CONWAY.
samuel Seiniger 70 Sarah Rror.n' 100
tnas baneMltl 20 John J Tunv cSe'ue
Atcnlhald NJ Maclay 20 Terry psys', ~
solomon Garnnkle 10 Martha F.-,,.., a.
eeuOlpn Welner 20 Isabel weiner: VI
Mitchell McDernott Cons,,,,.,,
Henry Wollner: 81 400 Go Z,
Troy Savings Bank 10 TIL. c,.-
Trust CO. IS 600 e'ahlse a.s
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 TO Mutual 49,.
or NeStchester County: 500 0O0 i'ust c,
Percy peyser 20 Title Guarantee an,
Sarah c Buckenham TO Sander p,,.
John J Tuly Co 70 Mu,ua, r-u,, :.
Westch ester County. 81 600 "s' - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
4TH AND 5TH AVE.
BUSINESS LEASES
Tenants for Offices. Stores and
Floors in ThorOughfares-
Other Commercial Rentals.

Carstein & Lnnekn, Inc, have leased
half a floor at $40 Fifth ave to Charles
A. Rich; offices in the same building 10
r. w. Maher and NJ. w. & H. Herwitz.
G. F. Brown. Henry Levin. Bares G Zim-
mer, Louis Prayer. Morris Bergman and
Michael Dryspool. Charles Neggersmith
and Harry A. Jacobs; Offices in 1851 Broad
way TO Frank Trapain. Charles II. Ian
denberger ir.. and the United Thread
Company; Offices in i32 Fourth ave. 70
II. G. Porter & Co., Ltd; offices i'm 800
and 90 Fifth ave. TO Elmer j. White,
Hall, Smith & Co. and David H. Jolley.
and first and second lofts at 133 10 1871
East 18th st. 70 II. Oppenheim
j. 3. English has leased for Edward
Glennon 10 the Constantinople Hotel Com
pany the four story building 1853 West
4sth st. for term Of years. The place
has been known as the Cafe BerSui The
lessees have purchased. through the same
broker, the entire contents. including the
fixtures and furniture After extensive
alterations the premises will be occupied
AS a Turkish and American restaurant.
Walter j. Solomon leased the store at
42d st. TO Stewart t. Bruce FOR confec-
tionery the floor at 100 West 42d ST. to
the Every Color Dye and Feather Works
Offices I'm the Central Building 10 Mar
garet Anelin. John {. Meyer and the
Werner Chemical Company: Bristol Build
ing at so Fifth ave. to Blanche Alfonso,
Walter David. Wylie e. Jones & Co.
and at lO3 West 42d st. TO Philip Reilly
Tho Cross & Brown Company leased
for the Kelly-Springield Motor Truck
Company to Partridge Clark e Kerrgan.
Inc. the building 81 West 56th St. and
Offices at the southwest corner OF Broad
way and 9th st. to J. W Pearson.
Carstein & Linnekin. Inc. leased the
third loft AT go Broadway 10 J. Bogen
Offices in ci1 TO 3i7 Fifth ave to Lord &
Thomas. American Barrows Construction
Company. Lewis r. Knox. the Charles r..
Hires Corporation. Max Krausc. Jacobs
& Gilman. Elliott & Lynch. Leo II. Sire
and ". !. Feeley & Co. space I'm SIS 10
80 Fourth ave to Richard Osmun: third
loft at 50 West 18th 81 10 LSnchitsky &
Addison; space at 22l Fourth ave. 10
Henry CLEFT and space in ll6l Broadway
TO Theodore Weiss and the Merritt Ad-
vertising Agency.
Pease & Gilman leased for Mary Solley
TO George Thompson a store at $50 Lex
ington ave. and for Walter J. y. Dono-
van 10 David Clarke's Sons a store at glis
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
Figures in Exchange for
8S2 Fifth Ave-, Va
cant Plot.
ANOTHER FINE HOUSE
SAID TO BE SOLD
Parcel at Madison Ave. and I'D
ST., Owned by Laura V.
Rhinelander.

Oliver G. Jennings has sold his fine
dwelling house at East I'D St, on plot
osx102o feet. to the Four West 57th Street
Company. which is controlled by w.
Emlen Roosevelt II is said that Mr.. Jen-
nings is the buyer Of the vacant plot at
So Fifth ave, which was sold through
William r. May &; Co. for the Four West
57th Street Company in February, and
that the I'D st. property figured in an
exchange.
The dwelling is a four story and base
ment structure adjoining on the west the
large home OF William T. Sloane. II was
erected by Mr.. Jennings about thirteen
years ago The Fifth ave plot measures
30xl75 feet and was originally owned by
the late Hugh J. Grant. who sold II TO the
late Anthony y. Brady. The latter in turn
sold II to August Heckscher, who traded
It TO the Roosevelts.
It was reported in real estate circles
Yesterday that the dwelling owned by
Laura V. Rhinelander at the northeast
corner of I'D st. and Madison ave, on
plot 3ox1022 feet, has been sold. 1t is
large four story and basement structure
occupied mansion"
d. and w Mullins have sold for Au-
gusta X Werrick and others. to Reardon
Brothers 22s and 229 South St. extending
through to lA9 and 45l Water St. a five
story warehouse. covering a plot 4oXl6o
feet The property is located between
Market and Pike Slips and was acquired
by the sellers years ago from the John
Trageser Steam Copper Works.
William A. White & Sons sold for Mrs.
Mary B. Hopson the three story dwelling
house l22 West 18th st. 20 l0xl03.3 feet.
The buyer, Domenico Celia, is the owner
of tho adjoining property and was repre-
sented by c. & G. Razzetti.
Hall ]. How & Co. have sold for Will
lam Sorley to William S. Weiss the plot
Of five lots at the northeast corner OF
White Plains ave. and 242d ST II is con-
sidered one Of the choicest plots along
upper White Plains ave. being located
one block north Of the White Plains ave
subway terminal ct Baychester ave.
Traffic between Mount Vernon and the
subway station will be heaviest at that
point
/ Alexander Selkn and David Mint have
/ sold for Ida Brantman the lot. 2oX75 feet,
on the north side OF Dorsey St, 105 feet
east OF Zerega ave.
/ George ]. McCaffrey has sold for Jacob
Cohen for cash the northeast corner OF
/ st. Lawrence and Gleason ayes. a four
story apartment. on lot Sxlco feet. II is
the first apartment erected in that section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15

900; attorney, Theo " Tobain. 12l Wilbur
ave. Long Island City.
LOT %. map Il Billiard Co; Edward
Trltt ct al TO John Bussing. Jr, and ano.
205 East Lincoln ave. Mt Vernon. y Y.
April 10; yrs per cent; $500; attorney,
Title Guarantee 90, 176 Broadway.
OGDEN AVE. $. 80 II OF 10th 81.
i9.5x irreg; Phyfe Bldg Co 10 Robert i
Wynne, 951 Woodycrest ave; April I (pror
mtg $4,000: 3 yrs: per cent; $1,000; at
torney. T \ Snow. 10 Wall ST.
OLMSTEAD AVE, " 5. %. n OF Quinn
by ave, 25X1Oj; Chas e Lawrence to Geo
Zimmermann. 2165 I'd ave: April 49, yrs:
o. per cent; Sl,5o0: attorney, Frank Gass,
2215 Westchester ave
WILKINS PL. 8 Q cor Jennings 81. 50x
100; Joseph Richter to Lawyers Mortgage
co. 30 Liberty st; March IS: ) yrs. 81. per
cent $4,000; attorney, Lawyers Trust co.
100 Broadway
17sTH ST. 6. esq Z, W Of Boston Rid.
442NlO0: Hull Bldg Co 70 Manhattan Mtg
bond $50 600
l7sTH Sr. $. 1873 u OF Boston I'd.
t3.3X1Oo; same 70 same; April 10. due. etc,
as per bond, So. 600
l9oTH ST. 5. 11ss u Of Morris ave.
9ONl3o; Arthel Realty Co 10 Edith VI Has
ltins, "a Vest seth st: April IS: due. etc as
per bond. $3.50; attorney same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15

rough s. 4oa$s So; pigs. 81 5ogss 90. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,JiO; steady. ovcyes, s'Q>S .,
Texas steers 81 3JQSS 80. StOcker3 and feel
crs. 81 OOaSs %; cows anu heifers. 50 11eS s. oO
caves, 81 JUU 80 80. SHEEP-Receipts -. oVJ
lower; natives, 50 J0qSl. yearlings, soa$' ~
lambs, native So 3Oas -.
Kansas CITY April ii-HOGS- Receipts
1900. steady. lower. bulk. s. JJQSs 80. heaL!
s. iogSs -. packers and butchers, - o14sS 80
light. : JUQSs 90. pigs. - J0nSs 20 CA
TLE-Eeceipts. 5000 including 100 Soutn
steady. prime fed steers. * 1UaS3 80; dresser
beef. s. 1OQSs 90; Southern. 81 5ouSe. cows -
as, heiicis. lt4$9, stockers ana teeGe1S,
- 5VQ - -. bulls. 50 1885, calves. SoJoa
$40 90 HEEi-Ecccipts. LOCO; lower IAN us,
~ JJqSs -: y,arlngs S6aS7 40 wethers' - o.
81 Louis. April IL HOGS Receipts. $500,
steady. pigs and, lights Sass %. mixed ana
butcher. 81 So0sS 90 good heavy s. s ,o ~
CATrLE-Receipts. 300. including 400 lex -,
ans. steady: native beef steers, 81 3OdS" %
COWS and heifers s. 2jQSs 70; stockers ana
feeders 81 SO0ss 10: Texas and Indian steers,
calves. S6Qs1l 20. SHEEP-Receipts -,toV,
strong native muttons. 50 75as6 90 lanOs' -
las, Buffalo. April 14.-CATTLE firm
NEALS receipts 100 head active and STEADY
S6Q$io. HOGs-Receipts. 800 heaG so a nc
tive and Zoe higher: heavy and mixed ~ 60 90 40
80 50. Workers. 50 106S9 IS: pigs. 81 ecq% ~
roughe. s. 2JdsS 30. stag S7aS1 90 dairles'
80 l0Gs9&j. SHEEP and LAMBsLkeGsS Icy :.
lower: wool lambs. SO 56ass 50. clipped lambs
SjQ$7 %.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribunc.l
Boston April 4-Liyestock- eceipts. 90
cattle - sheep and lambs 2.33S calEes.
and rs 5S5 hogs All classes OF stock In llghI
supply and market yTegular though md nr nTen
than week ago. Best heavy steers anu T 49,
sold al 7isdSisc good quality, "a &c Dest
heavy cows. 6d6isc: fair to good cows. Dgoc
poor 20 ordinary. 4dJc. boloSnas anu Vallc,,,i -
3i5 6Ac. bulls IN moderate supply az sac &c.
some working oxen selling little better than
they would have brought for becl Neai CaIa 90
stronger With demand fairly active averase
quality brought 7d7i4c with choice heavy at
Shd9i5c and few extra al2 alO'zc, I .5ags,
calves sold AT sac. and small calves az s"Ge'
each An increased demand for hogs. CON
bined with small supply. brought an az
vance in prices. the market ranging from "a
aEc the latter figure obtained for the greater
part % the offerings. boars were In small supp
at 4a5c: dressed hose were quoted at II = %
11%c. Offerings OF sheep and lambs extremely
iipbf and market weaker at 1876 for sheep
and 500 ror lambs. Mich COW trade was
slow with no change n prices. Ordinary cows
sold ~ S95GsG5. with heavy mixers sG51S90.
and farcy COWS SGCnS12J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
TIE METAL MARKETS.

COPPFR-The local street market for
conner was quiet. with lake quoted at lbs
nominal: electrolytic. 14ss 14:.c. and cast
ing. 14ss 614i4c. Standard copper on the
Metal Exchange was weak and unsettled
with spot, April May and June. 1871 "a
a zoe In London the copper market closed
weak at i64 IS for spot and fe4 lis Sd for
futures.
Nav. SO 10 q 3d. 5c June. 1895 n SO soc; July
rs 10 q SO soc: August, $3.50 q SIC. In London
Tin closed weak at 1855 for spot and tlo-
for futures.
LEAD-Quiet: New York spot. 9.75 az. s5c
and East ST Louis. 3.e5 q roc. In London
lead closed at SIS.
Spell TvR-Easy: New York .pot. $50
$500, and East 81 Louis. 5.0Jd 515c. Lon
6cn spelter closed az f21 los.
IRON-Middlesboro no 3. 51s IN London
Local iron market steady az SIS % 4 SIG fo'
No foundry Northern. Sl5 ri S15 10 for NJ
. Northern. SIS 6s15 80 for No ] Southern
AMI 81 EO9S1J for No . Sonthern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and a,
torney.
APRIL Il.


APRIL H.
BROoME ST. 81 and 2s9 cor o. Ed
ridge ST 0ls and 120). f4xs7.6; Dec }. 1905: Jos
ana Lena kash0Hitz 10 Alfred Hahn: 81 900
at iGG1C Davis & .. q Chambers st.
April H. 1909. Mary A McCartey Const Co to
Margaret Becker stamford. Delaware %.
y; $1,000 attorneys, Lindsay. Kalisch
JEROME AVE. s. s25 u OF Southern
Boulevard nov 2o0th 50 T.. runs @ l00x n i00x
W ga 70 lands Jerome Park Railway 60 W
along same as il curves 81 to g Of ave g
72.lO to beg; oct "a 1907: William Rau 10
Pelham I0d Eleyating Co iiG " 18th 81: s. 20
900; attorneys, Baudler & II. % Broadway.
LUDLOW ST. lSs, 5. 25xS.6. June Is. 1910:
klara Josephsohn to Wihelmina Kratsch 2l3
5 9th ST. Brooklyn $1,000; attorney. Adolph
Waxenbaum. l24 stanton ST.
MELROSE AVE cor 1921 ST. looI2o Sxl00X
227; July s. 1909 Eleanor Coll TO Matilda
Buecking. Asfeid. Germany: $40 900 attorney.
p Orrel 81 Chambers ST.
PRIVATE lane :. 1859 II W from "
s Boston ave. o5xs75 >. being lot H. map estate
Benz Richardson. Path Ward: April A. 1896:
Hy ri and Mary \ Vought CT al. TO m. Park
Mortgage CO. 81 900, attorneys, Seybel &
ROBBGNs AVE. : W cor 1921 st. 25oxiOo Jan
- 1905; Wesley Thorn TO Elton Realty Co,
Sl9.5o0: attorneys, T CO, 176 Broadvay.
BID ST. s. 100 Il W Of sth ave. 2oxss.9; Aug
attorneys. sherman & s, s. Wall ST.
74TH ST 236 L, 3 2 oi6s II " OF "a ave.
10 sxl02.2; April .. 1913: John and Mary Mohl
to Annie Lieber; $1,000; attorneys schindler
& Lebler 1861 81 ave.
s5TH ST. 139 ". n 9. 1sys7s June %, 1905;
Jno + Van Nostrand 70 Violet n Getty, Yonk-
ers y Y: $4,000: address 206 Broadway.
ssTH ST. 14 L, s. 25.6xlOo.s; April IS. 1908;
Mendel Goldberg to Bernhard Mayer. s. 800
attorneys, We'll & Mayer. Beekmsn ST
SAME PROPERTY; Nov is. 1904; Leopold
Hartmann 10 same: $4,000: attorneys Thomp-
son. Koss & w, 256 Broadway.
18Th ST 1855 W, n 5. POS II = OF 9TH ave.
25I99.ll; June 81. 1905; Meta Flnck and
ano 70 Bertha Reisacher. Of Mount Vernon.
y. Y; $1,000: attorneys NJ L & G Ernst. 50
Liberty ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
NEW BROOKLYN THEATRE
Option on Vacant Plot for Pro
posed Structure.

G. p Crawford. through Max Hereth.
mas obtained an option on the vacant
property fronting 200 feet on Ralph ave,
i25 feet on Gates ave. and l25 feet on
Monroe St. Brooklyn. on which he plans
to erect a theatre devoted to burlesque.
II is 10 cost s20o,O0o.
Part OF the property is now used for
an outdoor moving picture show. Mr..
Crawford has plans prepared for the
proposed theatre which will seat 2.05O
persons. There will be a roof garden.
According to Mr.. Heroth, work will be-
gin on the theatre on June !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
Brooklyn Parcels Sold.

Lowenfed & Prayer sold TO Dora
O'Neill 37S Sixth ave. a three story dwell
ing. on lot 3D19s feet
The McInerney Klinck Realty Company
sold the three story one-family frame
building on the south side of 18th st, 297
feet 1917 inches east OF Fifth ave, on a
plot 5OXloo feet. for Or. Frederick Guy
bort to client who Will erect twelve
story apartment building covering the en-
tire plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15

and tho only sales Reported S Vas FOR second
Stne, sorii shipment. M $i-S2c. for tuD@S,
n nost and freight Onerinss we're no, Anil
ma holders were asking e io' a. rinsed
Sl, as, for cer.rifugaL 2@3c Tor mo ma
asses aod 3l-cec for CGeas ro eos, s,ea %i
freisht. in London beet sG gs ~. VA and Au-
VIZ 81 80 ss5 ,,ith the curb al 9s = d Go i%'
k tn,l 9s Al for MAY and os g.. Tor AS Us ~.
wulet & Gray report the NOV t5 cnha
me ,",yeN. N' Roccipts 6S. GOO tons asainsI
~ 600 tIe previous week. = 600 ias' vs.
ana al. 00c TN 1919. cNpcits' ,""'V' ,eo ooo
,e,V,Du,, 10 600 it7. ooO'end 3o6ooo. enlIe
,sisnd receipts 100 600 against l-S;vu'' ~.
ooS and - 900. ccntrals srlnolnS'
against 10. i5G and l'2, rtspe''NeN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tonnage market quiet in ell departments
rates steady. with tonnage sparingly rendered
for business. Quotations 10 Liverpool and
London, I'D nominal: Glasgow. 1i4d: Rot
terdam, 3Hc; Hamburg and Bremen so pigs
Hull and Bristol. "a April: Antwerp. 1&d;
Cork. for orders. Is 80: cotton TO Liverpool
per 100 ID, zoe asked: picked ports large
tonnage. 1s Cd. Charters: British steamer
24.500 qrs grain. Baltimore 70 Oporto, Is
Tiad. April-May. British steamer. 214T tons
West India trade about months Sc I'D
prompt British steamer. $50 tons coal ant
coke. Baltimore 70 Havana p l. prompt
schooner, 19S tons. coal. Philadelphia n
Nassau. 81 80. thence Jacksonville 10 Port
land. lumber. D :: schooner, iii tons. ties
Jacksonville 70 New Haven. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New YORK. tUril II 1914
FINES-Reccipts III head. nearly all
ror slaughter. No trade ON live cattle. Feel
ing trIfe weak. Dressed beef in moderate
demand and steady AZ llisN 1870 for city
dressed native sides. Exports tomorrow
50 sheep. an 10 Bermuda.
Receipts. 501 head tor The mar
kef bur larger part held over for Wednes
davs trade. Market outlet az Yesterday s
decline Common 30 choice ycais sold AZ
s. 500 Sll per 100 lo Dressed calves about
steady 80 12N l7c for city dressed Ncais ana
100ffc for country dressed.
ea,ss-T0bin * shannon. 60 veals 100 lb
craze. an $40 30 per 100 70 g. 10 10 SO
kerna Commission Co.: Nd veals. l55 10.
p S. ous & 60 10 yesis 135 lb $40 %
sHLkr AND LAMBS Receipts So
steady. spring lambs lower. Good unshorn
eses sold ~ So per 100 10. ordinary 20 prime
ianbs s. 50. Maryland spring lambs. 81 90
Pc head. DrefsH1 mutton steady at "a 10.
dressed lambs. I2it u15c. hog dressed. ~ i4c.
countr dressed dollhouse lambs higher at
ssies' iobn q Shannon. go Michigan
lambs. ~ no average. 90 80 pr 100 ib.
kcins Commission 60 fiJ Maryland
spring ismbs ~ s. 30 pr head . unshorn
eres ~ Do. s.. O bucks i55 Do. 81 20
- ORE q CO.. 40 unshorn state lambs.
Mcpheoon 4 co. Cyosterda,J. POI unshorn
state lambs Gs 20. - 10 Incorrectly printed
nos receipts. eI2s head. few on saio
Market firm a. t0250t 80 80. pigs. s0u$9
rOuRfs SAM9sZ5 Country dressed hogs
STEADY % ~ i2i4c per Do.
fatcr-R W Otis & Co. - state hogs
~ - ayefaxc. ~ 50 90 per 100 ib
EeHtoa a 90 Gate yesterday. state
hogs. 1f3 10. 50 -. roughs. 3C5 d. - %.
! 20 fb -
Tobin shannon Date yesterdayJ e state
hogs. IsZ lb. 50 30. ] rough. 20 90. s. %.
=. no ~. g. 10
8 Jgdd n 90 date yesterday). 3 state
bors. ISa Do. 50 %. 4 l07 d.. 80 20. pig
20 lbr 81. : rough. no no. - 20
CflcaKo Anil H-UOCB- Receipts II 900
iozer. Eglf II aaies g. HJHss 90 light g. 7OU
D. ~. rnlree s. C5Qfs %. hesV.. 81 }0llts ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of purchaser ana
Attorney
interest per cent unless otherwise stated
APRIL H.
M anhattan.

LEXINGTON AVE. " g 5Oi1 Il Of 1o4tl
81, l6.SN55 Mary TIartpedy ct al to Lawyer
rite Insurance and Trust co. $50 Broadway
WADSWORTH AVE. 5. 80 II $ Of lslst st
80 llXlOO3: 19lst Street Construction Co {,
ihenry Morgenthau co. 30 East 42d st; Apri
70, Z yrs 8 per cent $4,000; attorney W n
ETH AVE W $. NlO Il $ Of 12sth st. 2Oxs5
lsud"lg Levitt 10 Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust CO. $50 BROADWAY. April II; yrs. pei
5TH AVE, " :. 1910 It O; l26th st. 9oxs5
Ludwig Levitt to Henry Presser. co7 Graham
cent: April H. $500: atto 2iyY iavyers rIc
Insurance and Trust Co. lGO Broadway.
9TH ST. $. 200 IT OF Madison ave. 20 loS
$50; Wilnurt Realty Co to William Wyatt
and sno. exrs and trus. los Bast nth st; April
.; yrs per cent: s2l.50O: attorneys, cad
walader. W & T. 20 wall st
&c sxl00.J; go West 10th street Co. Inc. "a
city Mortgage Co. - Wall st: April II; duo as
per bond s225.0co' attorney, + Snow 10
10TH ST. 9. 2ais It OF Amsterdam ave.
So SXl0o.5; same TO same. due as per bond
April u: $4,000: same attorney 90
72D ST. 9. 225 II ~ West End ave. TX
1927 also land In Brooklyn. Samuel Mund-
helm 10 Morris Kaufman. Pltts6ursh. Penn
Dec q, l9l2; due as per bond $1,000 attor-
neys. Hirsh. r 4 l.. 100 BroadHay MI, ..
nth ST. 236 East. 16SNlo2..; John Mohl 70
Annie s Lieber. 297 Valentine ave; April .
due June l. 1915; perr cent SLOW attorneys
18th ST. 3. IS ~ ~ Park ave. loNiOoIi
r W Gunther to Eddie Wagonmuller, 81 Brad
hurst ave; Nov 70. 1913 prior mtg $500 due
as per bond. 500
l62D ST =. 10 II Of Broadway, lol;llN
- Friedman Construction 60 10 Harris Fried
man. 100 West Nth II. April ~ prior mtg
SIS. Oo0j. > yrs per cent. $4,000 attorney
T. shapiro. lls Nassau 81.
The Bronx.
FIELDSTON RID. e cor c56th 81. 3l.fN
tO311: Josie Cunningham to Fannie tatE'
rs East 13sth ST: April o. instals, per
cent: $50. attorney, / Levison, -oS East
l3sth st. 90,
FfEI DSTON RID. =. at centre line 252d
II. p33 N irrcg. Frances \ Hacket 10 New
ION Land Association, 30 Liberty 81. April .
vrs: ~ per cent: s7J 900. attorney, Title
Guarantee 60. 176 Broadway
HOE AVE. s. $40 II 8 of 18TH 81, LOOK
100. John J. O'Connell 81 al 10 Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. 81 Chambers II
April IL: yrs. s. 600. attorney, NJ j Scan
Ion ~ chambers st.
INDEPENDENCE AVE . o. at land
now or late James g Sidney. --N-N irreg
Mary i Scoville TO cary Lands. a. De
land Volusin 60. Fla. and ano. April q;
yrs: Si5.DJl 10: attorneys. cardoza & Ma
than i2s Broadway.
JACKSON AVE. W =. 100 n n OF list 81.
I3i gxtOO; Robbins Construction Co To Edgar
= Appleby and ano. Glen Cove. l. l. April 30.
yrs: per cent; $4,000. attorney Title
Guarantee CO. iT6 Broadway
LOT 80 map Hunts Point Realty Co;
Aprl "a duo July l, >olT; u per cent 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
Monmouth Beach Hotel Rented

The John H. Fife Company leased for
the owners through Attorney Robert
Louis Hloguet. the Monmouth Beach
Hotel, cottages and baths. at Monmouth
Beach, y. j., 20 A. +. Ia Zaro and
Charles ~. TORY Mr. La FARO has
operated the Fort William Henry Hotel.
Lake George, y. Y; the United States
Hotel Hartford. Conn, and the New
Point Hotel. Amityville Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15
Staten Island Sales.

Cornelius G. Koln sold for A. l. Eg-
linton 10 q. Nordcnholt the plot, loOYlO0
feet. on Prospect ave. near Barrett ave.
staten Island. where the purchaser in
tends 10 erect = home for his own occu-
pancy
H. r. Cornell Of Stapleton. has sold the
Ellis shipyard. at Tottenville, Staten Isl
and. 20 James Ross Valentine.