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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
ihE METAL MARKETS.

Il, ~ NJ solve. AID prices were firm al I4a. SS
ieriot Is,oS,,.ioytc aud li. @l4Hc for casting
~ ~ n VVpitt e4osed a, fs5 lis 81 for standard
" So 'oi iuiufss aud 800 los for electro.
" o. -, Win spot IN s-ton lots quoted n,
~ a 40 OF tons AZ soc In London Nm
~ VIA ~, lof standard sDol and fl65 for tut,
IN ' Of li0 tons spot ana $50 tons
~ iosA Sssg Now York. spot. seOQle; Eas,
''SAsoc London lead. $50 is % for
rs 3 Ls.T1oul. New York. spot. 1850 asked
A4ooe asked. London spel.sr, f4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
STOCKS
ACTIVE In LONDON
Security Prices Steady-Dull
Business in Americans
Paris Irregular.

London, March S.-A good business
was transacted in investment stocks to-
day at steady prices. Japanese bonds
and home rails were maintained, but
the war loan again was easy. Oil
shares were active and firm, with a
large business in Egyptians and Rus
slams. Mining stocks were in increased
demand at higher prices.
Canadian Pacific was the only active
stock in the American section which
closed dull.
Consols closed unchanged at 6S1s.
Money was plentiful and discount
rates were steady. Money loaned at
1 per cent: discount rates for short
and three months bills were "a per
cent. The Bank of England to-day re-
leased 100000 in gold and earmarked
GiS0.000 for Argentine account.
Gold premium at Madrid was 2.40;
at Lisbon, 81.
Paris. March S.--Prices were irregu-
lar on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes closed 80 confines higher,
at 20 francs 80 confines
Exchange on London, % francs 341s
centlmes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Cotton Exchange seat of Mar
shall Ward has been purchased by +.
T. Hutton for sl0,500. unchanged from
the last previous sale.
Hornblower & Weeks announce that
Henry L. Allen, formerly with Curtin
& Sanger. has become associated with
them as manager of their bond depart
ment in this city.
Members of the New York Coffee Ex-
change have approved an amendment
TO the bylaws increasing the transfer
fec of membership from 800 TO $500.
The amount of emergency currency
retired yesterday through the local
Sub-Treasury was S244.000, which
brings the total retired at this centre
up TO SlS9.513,100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09

nrIAucEY ST. : 500 orchard p. p SKIS
/ 4 Soik 10 sussman voik Go. ~ Delaney 81
! ing 81 O0ol: March ). atty. Tile GuaEaa'te
All T-isl Io,-> , p 9Th - .,r,e NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
I'll eRe,a@] Estate
JAarket
Chelsea Section Loft
Figures in 100000 Trade

country estate which sdjoins. Tho property Just
sold was acquired ~ Mr. Chcsebrough IA three
parcels. one from the RumsOn Country Club. the
Rumson Road frontage which was the Old polo
field. comprising eighteen acres. from George ).
Ingrahan. the Ridge Road and Hance ay front
ages. comprising thirty acres, and from the
Cadwa!ader estate the intervening land. comprising
about thirteen acres.
The transaction was for cash and shows good
p-ont to the seller. George +. BItterworth. OF
adwalader. Wlckersham Il Taft, as attorneys. rep
resented the purchaser. Edward l. King the
BROKER la the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
Realty Notes.

W. A. Read. Of the banking firm Of w. A. Read
& Co. Is the real buyer OF the property at to 8
East cd ST.. three old dSelllngs sold in February.
1918. and title 10 which was taken by Edwin II.
Blgr.Ow.
Tie New York Title Insurance Company has
placed a mortgage o. $50 900 205 West e5th st..
sir story elevator apartment house
Thorn & Co. negotiated the recorded sale ot the
plot 80. llN3b2x Irregular. on the south side OF
Harriet A. SnoDperd 10 Mary AMMAN.
Thoue viii be a meeting " the Harlem Property
Owners Association OF Thursday evening al li7
hast l25th st.
Tic Cross & Brown Company has been appointed
agent Of - and - West Goth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09

bM hacked CHICKENS milk fell. 20 81
No. liw17hc. 10 and over. lPc corn fed. , 10
az No. ihc. I NJ and over ioh ~ II Rc.
AitVI,-Soine ~ freight on TRACKS this morn
ing ~ which ~ were unloadcd Trading only
moderate hut prime fresh fowl. steady ~ lsc
carried over fowls cleaning up Al lInc. Chickens.
stagS and rooster, dull and weak CHICKENS. IL
6lic. FOWLS. iihWlSr. BOOSTERS. YOUNG.
l2h i3c DO old. l0Fl0tc. tt RkEiS. lidl5
DUCKS. state. SPRING. zoe. Western prime zoe
Southern zoe. GEESE Western average. l5ls@l tc.
Southern. l2h Fi3c. GUINEAS. pair 10000
PIGEONS. 30a4Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
AUCTION OFFERINGS TO-DAY.
The following parcels will be offered
to-day in the Vesey Street salesrooms:

BY Joseph 7. Day.
BROADWAY. i65i-l66S. s. whole front between
list AID J2d SIS. ZOlIlO.. 2v-OO. lQ1lO3. H. 8 So
hotel. J. Lcayitt e el AT Ne.dcmdr Co 81 Al.
Lied az. kglish q Palmer. attys; u c wilcox
ref. due. SllU.J3I u. taxes ETC. $40 1000; subject
10 ground rent u 81 600
l27TH ST 81 ". =. 100 9TH az, 40Ho9.il.
3 sty dnG. ! ST. rear bldg. sophie II Atkinson.
eXtrx ayt National Nassau Bank y New YORK
q al: l. A A.Aey. atty. ! + Couch. ref. due.
&l1G05.5J; taxes. otc. si03.G0.
81 Byan L. Kennedy.
SD ST. go l.. II :. 1874 East End sv 5srlo21.
sty teumt. / Rupert AIT Hannah Solomon
At al Amend * Amend. Rttys. y A Spcl.issy.
ref. due. S-lli1.36. taxes. etc. S.l93 50.
By Henry Brady.
elORlDGE ST 49, s. SO Broome ST. ,sr
1910 sty front ard rear tenmt. : II Simp-
son sgt " Lipschi,z ct Al J Michel. atty !. 7
CuY.aer. rsf due. s. 3jl.28: taxes etc 500
subject % agst mtg So 800
10TH ST. % W. s. ass V Jth Az 25Tl03 g. 4
sty dW 2. Kate Il Be.io4l agt Mary Casey: Reeves
Todd. atys: ! ! Dryer. ref. due. $-t.I3i.Go; ;
taxes. ETC. S-.lli3j.
By y. Phoenix Iagraham.
li7TH ST. c5O-2J2 ". 5. 80 sth AZ. SCHOOL
Abrams e. al VI Suizic-gcr. atty Phoenix In
graham ref: due sl0643ll; taxes. etc. g. 600;
sub to Arst mtg tjS.J0O.
At The Bronx room.
~ Charles A Berran.
2i4TH ST. rs h. - 3C9 White Plains Ri.
2jxl00. vacant Il G Schegel agt L Serrill ct al
NJ L McHugh. atty. 5 McAyoy. rc,. due.
sl.20lS0. taxes. etc. $s-J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
New Jersey and Manhat-
tan Parcels Given for
23d St. Building.
OPTION FOR 9TH AVE.
CORNER STRUCTURE
Sale Pending for Property at
37th St-Mandelbaums Buy
Heights Plot.

A deal involving 100000 in the Chel-
sea section was announced yesterday.
The Duross Company sold the four
story loft structure at 534 to 546 West
23d St, on q plot 15Ox99.9 feet. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avs, for
James and William Ryall to the Stand
ard Owners Realty Company.
The buying company gave in part
payment the three story apartment
house and garage property at 17G Ches-
ter av., Long Branch, n. j.; the six
story apartment house, with three
stores, at 81 and 90 East 08th ST., on
plot 5OxlO0 feet, held at $4,000, and
the five story apartment house at l6O
East 1l7th st., on a plot 25xl0O feet
The large holding Of the heirs OF
the Alfred Marshall estate, at the
northeast corner of Seventh av. and
37th ST., measuring 0o.9X241 feet. -
under an option of sale. The holding
is now involved in foreclosure suit
brought By the Equitable Life Assur.
ance Society 10 recover its loan OF
100000 and accrued interest.
The property was sold about four
years ago to william II. Bryan and
others for $Ss0,000, and subsequently
furnished several spectacular deals,
notable among which was one for a
hotel, which died after the plans had
been completed. In July, 1872, the
heirs sued the Bryan interests to re-
cover mortgage indebtedness aggre-
eating $4,000. and bid the property in
for $7O2,2lO. The Equitable Life filed
its lien for foreclosure in January.
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum have
purchased from the Loyal L. Smith es-
tate. through the J. Romaine Brown
Company. the plot, 12jXl00 feet, at the
northeast corner Of Riverside Drive
and 16lst ST. The Mandelbaums have
bought considerable realty from the
Smith estate during the last couple Of
years, and most of il is now under i'm
provement with apartments. Recently
they secured the adjoining fifteen lots
on the north side of l6lst st., on which
the three five story elevator apart
ments are now nearing completion. The
block front on Riverside Drive, between
lG0th and l6lst ST., on which now
stands two elevator apartment houses,
was another property of theirs.
Other sales follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09

There WAS no change 80 refined Prices were
listed un tie las's II j7ic for hu3 g:anula.cd by
an GrfGe-s. There was more raw offered Tor saie
a. the old p-lce level. but rctlcrs were disposed
% await Developments. and there 10 business
reported for local account. although q cargo %:
20 100 bags a. Cubas were sold 90 pAilade p.Aa AZ
a4.c cost aad freight. and runoIs OF another
cargo 10 DE McCaHn Refinery. o. Philadelphia.
but this latter sale could not be Combined. The
market closed steady at 45Ic for ce't-iu-A. a. for
ASSES AID q. &c for Cubas. cost aiI freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEyEs
REEXES.

Receipts for two days. 1891 head. Including 30
for the market. q cars II steers offered. and
With good demand pfi - were strong and 30
higher. The advance was duo 20 the report that
Pennsylvania. De- her quarantine REGULATIONS for
bidding the railroads TO transport cattle from the
West through that state. had shut on the USUAL
shipments from Chicago. Bulls ruled steady: cows
weak. ljc lower. except choice TAT COWS. Wnich
closed strong steers sold at $3.50 50; bulls.
S5.259t7 ! choice bull. 1875; COWS $3.?jGs6 ,5oi
/ extra COW. s6.Ij. Dressed besf steady at last
ssics-J. shambers 4 Son q Va steers. 1881
20. 1875 N. .Sd5. 20. llNj 10. $3.50: 90 1915
q. 1905 Ii - $50. 20. 1898 h. s.; ,. $50 ID.
~. /. COW. 1850 ID. 1915.
kerns Commission Co - Va steers. l2sS -.
lie H. So "a 70 i bulls. 1880 IL $50 ! i;!d
g. 795 ID. N75:S Si3 II. $40. l. $50 II. $3.50.
Tobin ~ shannon 10 Va steers. 1923 ID. sS35 II.
il72 d. SOS. q Penn. 1929 %. ssh bull 1870
ID. S.35. g. 1850 III. SOS. cows. 1870 H.
$50; y. 1911 ID. s5.25 d. SIS ID. 1855; |. 73o
S MG iof Cos s g "a SO :S'f E. 7 I? 70 T5S
g3S H. t7.3;: 10. bulls. 1905 ID. s.: COW. 1880
McPhefsou 4 Co.. 20 Va steers l3n II. $50
S Sa 2 2aroa. ' SsiS. I5:S u ;6w eo
9, $40 p; 500; 10. $50 ID. $3.50; II. $40 h.
~ ~. SiO 10 N ~, ,,o.,, re, IN ss,o. =
ol3 ID. s725: q Va. no ID. s. 20. 20, liz b.
s52j. 2 cows 1850 10. s62j 2 s9j 10. j2j: Q
1917 10. 81 80: 3. 7SG 10. si25: 2. rs ID. s3.'3
j. G Curtis & Son. : state steers. II ID.
e %: 8 bulls 1907. sG75: g. 1878. $3.50: T. 1925,
s62j. 2. s75, SO: 8. SIC. $j75. |. $50. s.. Is; 2
hc!fers 49, s. 5 cows 1893 g 50: 5. 97s. So; 3.
pto $j.G5: 2. 1858. s. co. T.. 1912. $3.50; TO- $50.
sj.35: 4. s5j $3.50 H. $50. tj2j: -. lO2s s.:
/ s37. $50. 3. SIS. tie5: y. $50. 81 3. 500.
;375. g. ~ $500 i. sS2 $3.50
$50. :. 500 50 2. sGj. $3.50. q cows 9aC 81:
. SIS s. 80. b. 792. s. Q. 1873 81. I. 73s. .ii5.
a. $50. 81: 2. 80. $3.50: g. 1855 :3.Sj; Q. 693.
Andrew Mullen. bulls OF yarou. weights. t5@
S62j. : cow. $50 70. So: &. 9es. s. 81. :. CSj.
$40 h rs. $50. u. 73l t435: I. go. 81 -
:. 200. s. co. %. 600. $3.50: q. cas-. $40.
H. H. Hollis: bulls. So ID. Sj7j. y cows.
$50 10. 5. 81. 81.
SlI$j.-5.
5 Judd & Co.: COW, Of 'ariou, weights. s7.5
@SB.lJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
New Tenants for Dwellings.

The Rudolph wallsch Company leased the dwell
Ing at 10 West 10th st. TO Joseph c. Wright for a
term o. years.
The A. y. Cittcrman Corporation rented 20 q
client % Pochcr . Go. FOR a term OF years the
dwelling at Is West SD st.
Harry Lew leased Tor Herman Buchteudrich the
dwelling 20 23o East Seth St. to the Warc0ese En-
OsJ.deU Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
COFFEE.

Wa, inactive. with sales for the day only $500
BAGS. The tone was heavy. and At the c.ose 'aiues
were / 10 ; points net lower. Receipts az primary
points were large. and II becomes more evident
every day that the present crop has been under
estimated. while prospects for the next crop are l1t
IRrrc Weld Iurupe continues TO buy Ia Brazu.
aud shipments from no and Santos 10 European
ports asst week amounted TO 10000 bags, wMch'
however. was exceeded by shipments TO America,
which were ISIS. OC0 Cost and freight Santos Is wore
quoted at g-OMg.5Oc AID Rio - at 6H3W iSOc.
There Is fear that imports into Europe viii be IN
ter.upied hy the naval blockade. and the Trade
here attached some importance 20 prcs adVices from
Berlin Sattg that Il had been recommended 70
substitute soup for coircO for the carry morning
breakfast. Local spot market quiet but seadleI'
with Rio 70 quoted a; 73.c. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
sgABoARp clsARaNcts.
FLOUR AND MEAL

Flour WA sharply hisher owing TO the advance
tho advance business was small. Sprins patfns'
S,@S5 90. spring clears. $6.3j@fsi0. Winter pat
ira No winter. sS.50aS5 Is. No .. g. -'@f3 "
kansas sirsghts. S6s5a s. 20; fancy tWns pM
euts IS 20@{Sl3 BUCkWliEAr Flour Dun
at S. iOa s. - pcr 100 No. RYE FLOUR .quet
fair 20 good. S6136t6.S5. choice TO fancy, So 3&
s.. CORNMEAls-steGdy Kiln dried. ~ hA''
MEAis-Stcady Enc white aud yellow. 81 1891 70
coarso, SliOdfl7s. FEED We fern hrm. bran.
lO0-lb sacks. $26.?i. standard mldilne Dc |+o ..
-four do S33 red dog nour liO-lb sacks. $J5 cry
firm. bran. bulk $2i lo0-lb sacks S-e 80.
heavy do S25 flour do. fSi rcd dog -four. liO-lD
sacks So. 0Ilmeal. SAOM $40 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
BUYS New Jersey Tract.

william Il. Chese5r1gsf hu sod % ohsTes 7.
Do,ig-r about sAty two acre q lana lIoAll.s o..
nu1..r ana Rdse Roads and Hance az between
~ RANK srd S-abrlghi = J. NJ Doe!ser A.
aTirei la properly ior TIA purpose Of sa4AFsls -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH g
Manhattan.

Emily Van Dyke 10 Lawyers Tits and Trust Co:
Green,yich g. 40; s. .00J
LAWYERS Title and TrIs, Co TO Bernard Noonan
fG ~ lOl.t &: Greenwich 81, 40; atty. Lawyers
Title * Trust Co. - 600
Berusri Noonan 20 Emily Van Dyke. Yonkrrs.
Y: Greenwich s.. 49 atty as above. $ 600
1 A Pos To Gussie Pepper $50 77th 81. I34fh
AZ. 3O7 ", Gttys Reed * p. 233 Bway. sl.ggJ
The Bronx.
New York Tris, Co to City Mortgage Co: 81
90 No-.gage Co 10 A Hagar, trIs; S37 0l0
Mary A Hart 20 Samuel Hart. NOg
7 "a, "a : Ui,i.uan to Louise Allen; s. .045
r Z Bel 10 Lavinla Hiremap: fQi5
Reneuson Realty Co 10 n Eggers, IL. 500
Herman Lange 70 Benenson Realty Co: 1000
i.,,i. faEoii 10 + j Marion 81 loo
ttlaheth X Doolins TO PhiliDns Lenbacher: S.. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Joseph T. Day
mlNeTTA ST T. " S. 1871 Il Bieeckcr 81 22lI
T5x2l llT7j. . sly tCnmt. tax lien; Rudolph Wal
ZACH CO agt " G PaIiser . al; Weymann.
ats: VI Lev. ref: due. Sll1S.iJ; taxes etc.
'' 50 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
Adds to Duchess Holdings.

Horace : Ey & Co. Ia. sold foc George W.
Plat a plot containing approximately eleven acres,
with bur gao8 aud outbuiidl. s. situated at Rcd
lloJt Duchess County. y Y The purchaser Of
this property is Louis Gordon Hlmeri .ey. sho re-
Gently purchased through the same broker ad,Oniug
Lrppo-'ies. which now gives him AL estate Of abou!
IA acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH 3.
Manhattan.

GRAND ST. 50 to 81 tsiore sad par sa;sms1 !;
ST ElcHoLAs Az. li257 it,yo Nor, over s'orsl :
from Oct y. 1913: atlys. Mclaughlin Martin;
af Ranl 81 o3 b. @ a Rachel M's' rom to to5
1915: a;tys Grossfeld Bros ll5 Nassau s.;
30 AV. 1913 cvo Goorsj; Alder, sokosh to David
Elfeuhen. lo7 "a ay. WIS and mos from
March /. 1915; atty. Drashenbers ll5 Fox Or
ll6IH ST. eS W Cs,ore and part basemenu ; L
Il VI Beruhcmer Co to David Fuchs and ano'
l9ii attys. Greenfield Bros ll5 Nassau s;
BROADWAY. ; " cor goth 81 tstore); J W Enrich
q al 70 New Cafe Co. 1853 Bway: yrs and I
mos from March /. 1915; atty. Cronin,, 3 3l9
s7rH ST, as to 44s w ninth roorl Elise T In,
de-h.ll 20 a T De la Mare Priating and Pub
s5 wilson 81 Pga1o \ e ws ron May . 1915
ISL Az Ia t,.dre ami bssemrnt): Edv Rafier 10
Abraham Goodman. I7s LIST sv. yrs from, Nay yy
AMSTERDAM Az. ~. cor lca,h St store and
Basement. Annie Marier to TIE Holster 2633
S'h az; .yrs from May l. 1915 atty. a. 40 ID
oachARO ST rs store aoo,l Ida Gel, va TO
1915. atty. Harris Koppelman. IA Rvn.on
SEoH eoHy5n Mf ~ @ TO Mgrsan 10 4o6 s.
y. AID mos from FEB r. iyl' i,,,. po 1mI,Td
20 ~. 1927 t,iore ana basement, ~ bo,IH IA
1915; atty J II EmElerichn si2s Sd AZ S. ,; 200
ss1voif Phladalphia: 10 yrs and mos from
Feb l. 1915: atty. II L Hor"itz. 29l B"ay; -.
9TH av IA tsor, and hascmentl. Margrette u
Elgar 70 n NJ Burns and auo, ~ 9Th az; 10
yrs from May |. 1913. atty W u Burns 10. ~
I'M Av 80 Cstore) Thomas Cunn'nEham 20
f'ln Crowley 1898 Amsterdam av; yrs rom
March l. 1915. e'tys H!rsh T. Is WI an
HtJbsoN ST go (sto-e and basemeno is,dore :
SS-n 81 al cxrs and trustees. 20 ! Hickey 500
hudson q: 10 yrs from May !. 1915; atty. J J
STA Az e cor ION & li6 TX tain " w
As,1r ~ y Grecuhu' Co. 23i 9Th az; 20 yrs
from May /. 1915. stvs Rose FAsAa, .o66
B"ay. '-'''''
The Bronx.
WALKER Az. 1928. .'l-e aad flur rooms Lucy
Ti7i,t ~ Gertrude Wisrt1. 30 Walker az; : yrs
Il'n 'i'' 49, 49, $3.50
lg6TH ST. =. - WISE ay: Moyns Picture and
u. q. % .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
Manhattan.

GOLD ST-The Charles T. N0ycl Company has
sold Tor Samuel Warht president u the T. Il ).
Realty Company. Gold ST.. nye story loft build
ing near Maiden Lane. covering a lot u about
. 900 square feet. The properly Will DO extensive
altered and offered for rental % one tenant Mr..
N.ch, recently acquired the building In an eX-
change The Gold 81. properly "as gwen In eh-
change for the five story apartment house az lIi2-
l-7i Madison av.. reported sold on SATURDAY ~
Ldcius II. Beers.
Clcil.e Namm 10 Joseph kast.er 200 Allen 81. =
three story building. lot 22.3IJ0. near East
. uuuatOn d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-09
watson ~ IVES; sTth It, owner: @ " MecsbA
90 9Th az. architect. e0st. $3.50.
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH s.
Manhattan.


i27rn ST. % W. Sarah Dahlman az, Wins
q al foroc.osufs n mtg atty. G PUTS.
1871 ST. =. 3sT Len0r az HKlO.ll;
Blackburn Miller ngi Minnie Cohen q a.
lforecos u mtg a'y. g "iscma
scbumann = Al tpartitoni. atty. VI Won.
wADSwORTH Az. b. ~ n lfsih a. 7srie5I
] SfarUbiu AT w Hobs0n = Al factions 70 fore
close uens) atiy. s \ .,AFcus
MADISON Az cor SD e. l00I2s. J
scsnion sgi sAy NlEo1 & Al foreclosure Of
misJ ATTY. / Z.on
77TH ST. = 100 = Columbus AZ. 10 sxioti
P!zs Wei & a. foreclosure Of nsj; Aiy.
1880 ST. l59 r: City Real Estate CO ~, Cohea
Q; Al forrc OsIrs ~ mfgl. atty n sVain
cHRISTiE ST. 80. Margaret Jaeger at khfsh
q al OOrec 0surs q mtg sty. " Pssinan.
LOT {, Block Sec 8. Tile Guarantee and frls,
Co agt Anasfas.o e VI Aboy e al tGme0deJ
foreclosure Of ts1 Hem. aty. II Swan.
The Bronx.
EASTERN BOULEVARD W a. csg2 WHO.
Lane. i7jK-09. CommoHvea % slglgs Bank Of
New York city az Colorado Really Co - a.
foreclosure u mtg. ATTY. a. II Hyde.
R0SELlE ST. ST. Poplar go Drl-zzi
N HerHg agt Cece. "A r B-ounan e al tore
closure q mizl. a,fy. A l. Davis
WOODLAND R0. sw cor 2l2th s.. 5lero5.ii
kiisheimer. r. as. y se-eEsf q q. Gore-
closure d mtg. avs. Dut.ol q H. .sne llei
toes - EKemyi RI emcr's Bet syO ~ Fund AZ
ISOLATION q the I'd Ward at o CoJie e a.
t'ors osgre u mtg ats. He'deruAI.
i64TH ST. asa z. y Greeu'hal AZ Alrlia Rsal,y
Co faction % Compel SDoc.lc geG0Eil anee q
contract: atty. E.aylan.
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SUGAR FITURES-Fui opened quiet, 3 10
points lower. IN sympathy with az easier spot mar,
kct Trading was inactive and the market closed
20 IA points lower. with sales o! Zoo toi.s.
Range OF prlccs:
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MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 9.

$50 ST. 500 +. " G Gluck sst y and Flor
ence Cuddeback. owners; Mrs NahrSold. cor.
,.sc,o,. SO %
rsT Az .os: NJ B.lk AT W Kro-hls. owner
Rosb,lrgo Contracting Go. Inc. contractor. $40 90
sTH aV 1853. J Borkel & 60 Ggt Elizabeth A
Demarest. owner; Gabriel ! Lewis. contractor;
sl-iI5
The Bronx.
Az, 8. us NJ l69th st. 25t
100 " Cantwen sgi II Bell owner Inl
contractor; S.J
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The Bronx.

WALTON AVE Osborne Smith has sold for
Eyc.st V Alecks 2lj7 Walton ay. two stoF;
dwelling on lot l917S. located near lSlst St. 10
James Graham Tie adjoining house Al 2Li1 was
sold earlier IN the week ~ D. sylvan C!AAo" 70
Louis Cohen. ,,,
! MOHEGAN Ay.-Wlliam j.. Diamond builder.
has bought the plot Of Tour lots at inc northeast
corner of Mohcsau ay ami l79th s.. The properly
fronts 100 feet on the avenue and 9j feet Oh he
street. =, g,
yatore dc Pasquals ten lots. partly Improved WIN
garage and sto.es. surrounding tie sou'IieA''
corner n Webster az AMI 20O.h S.. Inc prop
rrty fronts lUn feet on Webster AZ. and -OO ieet
ON g0pth ST. The unimproyed portion VIII DO useI
"a a ,ite Tor a theatre for motion pictures VIA a
Mr. dc Pa,quae will erect this sprins. and "hch
V'll ,ea, ab6ut $500 persons. The later was COM
bel eli 20 buy the improved section In order 10 SsI
the theatre site. a., c.tt,.
l5GTH sT-Ncholas Leopard has sold for G6ldie
Cowen and Carrie Lazar the three story d~elilh.
Qs7 East Both ST.. On lot 2JXloO to Lena u. Ei1Ael
for occupancy. o., .,t,y
a23D ar-OIlara Bros have soId iof r@,S
.,r-,1ro a d,ye.Itng on lot 261g5. on the sOuLh
s.Ie OF 2e3d st.. = feet cas-: Of Carpenter az
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BROADWAY. 5. 1881 u 2lSth =: for
~ stores 50K55: X T. Simon. 80 Ea,t i-i =,
owner. KFeymbors Architectural Co. 1923 East
1884 u. architect. Gust SO. 900.
BowERY. Il. IoE a l ~ sto;s. s5.sri5. Is
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The Bronx.
SATISFIED ME"HANICS LIENS.
MARCH g.
Manhattan.

$40 ST % 70 % W: Pittsburgh Plato Glass Co
ag Midwest Klty Co ct Al. May H. 1913;
S25ll so
7srH ST. 22l w Same az, Susan NJ Daly ct al:
Feb 3. 1918. S3j 40
GRAND Az 2lis. D Durs ir. az, J Eagies;on
81 al. Dec 10. 1890. $40 %
AUDUBON AV. e s. q o, ls3d ~: Berger AIfg
Co AZ West lSith ~ ConstrIctioa 60 e a. (.
June :. 1912. g. 90
I79TH ST. . and 30 " Grlmal az. Leonnar,.
R'ty Go - al June -. 1912. $500
SANE PROPERTY. J Rutno ct Al AT same
Jan IL. 1918. Ss6.G2
The Bronx.
LAND bounded by Corss Lane on Gunther Av
on .. Crawford Az Oh n. amt Leconis a on
Teresa Kizze;ta Ag LAconia Land Cooperation
et a., Jan :, 1915, Sls5.s3
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The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
BROADWAY. u

The following plans Tor new buildings were nlel
March 3 "a the Bureau o. Buildings.
Manhattan
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The Bronx.

WALKER Az. 1925. s-1-c aad four rooms Lucy
T'-i,fi ~ Gertrude Niert1. 24.5 Walker az: yrs
f-,m May u. atty Gertrude Wierz. -i25 W1Ee'
rgt =, - 90, 49, 80
~ ,,I-cr's tr. Really 60 20 P.-'o-iIm Amusement
- ne 81 as AMI lfl-t s. from April !. 1913.
:, - IA AZ. s. coo TO s.. 500