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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

Resned am in sympathy With ne Advancing
.''i.Iry a. rags and prices were advanced bJ al
rrnnsrs With tie Folersi ard warner Guoung 300.
ybUs Others we're listed al . Sc tof me giAhu'Heu
ere fllo,inz are lid price. u tneAmericsn sugar Re
nring Company CrHal domiIos. ea5es 7. 10 ca
So A. oT full size piece. $50. and - d. e.
80 80. ID cartons .NJc. and 1873. iu
- ra.e,. Esge tables. Csc. cut loaf 80,
,5s,,bsf l5c- mould 4. SOC. cubs and fsEe
IStn',iorsr.' grsnulstsi. 5 soc. NANN powlcrc'i.
, TO-, and s co. in eontSines a5-lo buA' EAsle.
~ hsgs p,sdcrei 5i0c powdered snd eoarse
r,,,a,-rr and Eagc coarse gfsiulAton ~. l5 ,t
I4,dsred ans Isge extra hne sfnu,Nsu. , -,
Ii,. -,.gulsfed casrs .. ~ and 5.lb esronS
en- esr shd i5c b. =, eAscs E1ss 2 ~ a. .sa %
carton. nns sraiulsted. SS'e % ps ~ IN 80. 4,
o = and 20 do AID standard sin Sos,s,,oo ,o
re - 10 10 !. 3 O5r. No 3. ooe,
& ssc, No D. 900 No 9. s5s 10 t'9S
az 70 H. 4.jc nos. 10. IL arc -. ~.
raw strong vl'h PRICE 'to 5,s,,s AZ COO b.s,
!. 5S.c COZ sni fa.h hefn ,,n. IS'S N. ..m,
- A ,le rIass 'or sddiuonsl w - o. ~ 49,
WaiN a., or,~.tgs were Unite Spe' sis'',
o',,,s.,,4 .bolt .o.oeo bags o. Gu a. 'E'.']
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
RELIEF FOR GAS USERS
Companies Ordered to Keep
Records on Deposits.

After delay Of many months the
Public Service Commission yesterday
ordered the gas companies controlled
by the Consolidated Gas Company and
the Brooklyn Union Gas Company TO
keep records OF all deposits made by
consumers, and TO facilitate their
withdrawal and 70 pay interest.
Inquiries made by the commission
show that at the close OF 1913 the
Consolidated Gas system had s2,082,-
O68 on deposit; the Brooklyn Union
system, 81, 195, $50, and FIVE independent
companies in Manhattan and Brooklyn,
s279,474, total of s3,o57,l73. The
commission learned also that OF the
Sl,359.527 active users Of meters. one
out of three was required to make
deposit, averaging 81. Only one of the
companies pays interest on deposits
and all retain the deposits without at
tempting to find the depositor II the
latter disappears. The orders OF the
commission require the companies to
send each consumer a circular giving
notice OF interest payments and to en-
deavor TO return money to missing de-
positors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Tenant Gets Upper Part OF
Downtown Building.

Tn. Charles =. Moves Company has leased the
four upper noor. Of 1870 and l32 Maiden Lane 10
Manuel Rodriguez for long term Of years space
IN III Beekmsn 81. 70 A. Klein. Offices In 10 and
10 Fast 26th St. 10 the Garland MSnufnctun,s
West 2ith St. 10 the Serial Publication Corpora
ton. ,, -. s,a,,
Van Norden & Wilson leased through De seldinf
Brother as agents the store and basement a. 100
Broadway 10 the New York Pharmacy' now Ioctued
Az IS1 Sixth av for term OF years. -
Pesse & Gilman leased % the Newark sho~
stores Company Tor term OF years the ground
floor a. l24 Eas; 18th s..
sidney T. Wsrsawer leased for a term Of years
the buiiding AZ 52I West 10th 81. for the Tnoms
r Whts Company to the Globe Transfer Com
pauy. 49, Ill.,.
Iutonobie Company space on the third moor a.
I36 10 ii5 West sd St.. and. with Louis schras
lie twelfth noor at l3) West ed St. 70 Michael
Nouari 80. l., 49,. ct-..,
samuel Il Martin LEASED Offices in the simpson
o,g.nilstion Society Of New York and TO the Ma
tion,l Association OF Audubon Societies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY
Manhattan.

Je,ps,h,l M.rh.. ., a.. err. TO Ura ~ "
llsh -, I?' G,s :. 81; B rs Of Az 80
ia q. e v. ,iy, Giroid. X p. g
Bd' s Carl. n. 20 Louis. I Newton. Rids..,d
Conn. BEay. o. bet iosth ard iesth ga. ,es
Hsnii;on' VOL. I. 70 A Hsnf,on. weeasg-
SGss. ~. sy''t voi f2S %, s'i ss.y
W 4sth o. James a.. a.. i;g. or.
wey,,.s, Man. 2 Ban. Of EHoD. i'i. Il ~
Layer. lrSs'' nh. In. a Co . L.y:. r,,ls II.
o. 3Qth 81. HsIlle; .sse..ee
Same TO same sjth u. 40 NLnco
'i Har5or Ne. lS;,h st. as v atty. T @ Z
sam. me to sane; ,srth #. saw nn. .ry @i,.co
'. NJ is'jS q. 3 Us ? W nD ats. Co. /.
same to same. sans property; SANE .tv: ~
l so N GcS SS = q. iSi .Is. i.a5s. NJ
-. g o isS' I.;, e, xs G. HES HES
Hi sis q Z Z. s stfSil sir's s'.
w si,,'r Inns & I: wv Vasl, .s4 ma r,
oyTa Bay, l I: "a Az. ssiF: s''s. w.sS
81: I: !, r s.s s. IT. 81! ;; ~.
ro = Ai's !: (. Il. to e s4n.' ..n' up;
s,n SS X I'M Il. sSd .n.. uu. TO q y sssas, s,s:
ns ss.TSS I'M =: -; -; ~ E Y, xws,:ss
win,hfop q s. :, Liberty o.; $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Brooklyn Properties Sold.

George = Bvrnes sold 300. 2a2. 2st and 295
Pearl u, aud 80 and 81 Ttay at for the G. &
VI Construction Company The property comprises
SIX houses. 9OIlO29 feet on Pearl 81, and 5OI6o
feet TillsY AZ. -
Johnston & Crosby sold the residence a. 1881
Si,h St for Charles Kslmsn 10 DR.. Roderick
Byington. o, Bensonhurt. who will occupy
The Ring Gibson Company sod 70 Henry Ruth
mann the four eightfsmlly brick houses at ?5l7
to oJ23 Madison a., IN the Fresh Pond Road sec.
ton Of Ridgewood. The buildings are valued q!
so 900.
The G. X. Mathews Company sold 70 Henry A.
W Ieifheit the sir family house A. 1873 Noodbine
st. -. $500 feet. for sll.Sco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Feh. .-NHEAT-spot nominAl, W
hard winter. l3s Sad. futures nominal. corn
Spo, STEADY. American mixed. nrN, - i.d, Old
nominal, futufes urn. Frhrusry, = SID Mafc.l -
ca. s.. BACON Cumberland cut Sc clear bel
lies 6is. IoUg clear midd.cs light oss ID. heaV
SIS LARD--I'rime Western. uefces. new. 5ls. o'd.
Soc 50 56-ib boIes. 51s 81 CHEEsE-CsHsdian
H.sst slite and co.orrd. new, - Ga TURPEN
TiNE-spint.. 39s 81. LINsEED OILS 90
PETROLkN M-Rehned. SD. ROSIN-Common.
- ga SoTToNsEED oiL-Huu. refined. spoi.
London. Ste i-LINsEEp-C .leutt.. FehrIsrJ
and March. S.. Sd LlNsEED OILS 50.
SPEHN Oils--fes. PETROLEt M-American re
med. ',.d splnt,. SD. TALLow- Austrs ian.
So Iisd TURPENTiNE-spi1ts. as I'D RoSiN
American. strained. lis 81 fne. NJ. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
~hwab Denies Reports.

cry '''fts yesterday. resulting from 8
~ soyanee in the common shares
q, oethlehem Steel Corporation on
"a, x Exchange, that a dividend on
$rse would soon be declared
~ forth the statement from
~. u. Sehwab that the manage
~, aes no intention Of starting div
"a - The near future. II is pro-
m, h the common will not re-
n. ,synsidsration until new construc-
= bns are rounded out, which II
hssI will require about three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Facts Not in Demand.

he Washington administration, -
broker Yesterday, has 20 blame
trends more than anything for the
,,p;y position II has got inc because
asship purchase bill In my opin-
g md in the opinion Of good many
vie With whom ] have talked. the
'isring Of Secretary McAdoo, espe-
OBJ in connection with that ridicu-
= document, the report on ocean
ut charges. has thoroughly unset
The eountry's confidence in the
By OF the administration 70 treat
--srcisl problems intelhgently.
W don't want information at Wash
,5u, they want Inflammation. It's
2g obsession there that everybody
g he actual officers Of the govern
80 Is en- active or potential conspir-
r' against the Democratic party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Farmers Turn Spenders.

p, farmers in the Northwest are
u5y making use Of their great
riffs from foodstuffs. according TO
resident Earring Of the Chicago, Nil
lgsss { ST. Paul, and the westward
|,Tsnsnt Of merchandise on the rail
|rsts ls assuming large proportions.
y'g Of agricultural implements is
10 70 be on an unprecedented scale.
he, the farmer spends some one else
'His IN turn. and so business con
'sss an around the great circle. Start
|'o'peu,y in one part of the country
n II will spread TO other sections
B, distribution may not be even, be
Hs's some industries, depending al
'r Wholly upon exports OF lmporss'
still suffer through the eontinu-
;a Of the war. but there ought to be
tod stimulus TO activity IN the
3-ss' spending that East, Middle
81 ard South will benefit By.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
TO PUSH SAFETY FIRST
N. Y. Society Calls Convention
TO Form Big Organization

The Safety First Society Of New
York has called a convention here for
February q TO allow representatives
of chambers Of commerce and safety
first societies from twenty-five cities
10 confer on accident problems and
perfect a permanent organization,
By pamphlets, motion picture MINIS
and speeches the Safety First Society
of New York has obtained within the
last year the passage of the law re-,
curing eight feet leeway Of vehicles
passing streetcars and the near-side
stop ordinance for streetcars. Its work
officials maintain. has decreased acct
dents from collisions. alighting from
and leaving cars and from runaway
horses 10 per cent in the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
L. !. Meeting Postponed.

'tsiors Of the Chicago, Rock Isl
Z Pacific Railway Company have
he date Of the stockholders an
Hee,ing. standing adjourned "a
~, Is, FOR April 70. Successors VII,
b elected 20 Daniel G. Reid ano
ether retiring members OF the
~. - The eompany's bylaws have beer
saasd 90 that stock may be voted
a, nsll have stood in stockhold'
aane for ten days prior to the
-.1ss. Stock must be transferred
'as voters name not later than
n. on April 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Combs Sells Exchange Seat

The seat of Alfred H. Combs, one OF
tho oldest members Of the Stock En-
change the head of the brokerage frm
of A. H. Combs & Co., which suspended
on december s, was sold yesterday to
George Eberhardt for $4,000, an ad-
yarce Of $4,000 over the last sale. Mr..
Combs became 4 member Of the. eX-
change in 1869, and at various times
acted az broker for Russell Sage, Jay
Gould and other noted fnsnciers OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Reserve Discount Rate Cut.

Directors of the New York Reserve
psrk have established a rate OF per
cent for paper maturing within thirty
DAYS; AZ per cent for paper maturing
IN more than thirty and not more than
ninety DAYS, and 3 per cent for agricul-
tnrsl paper maturing in more than
nine,v DAYS. but not more than six
,montbs The previous discount rates
Of the local reserve institution were az
ner cent for thirty days and per cent
Tor longer maturities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Cigar Manufacturers Year.

The report OF the United cigar Msh-
.fa.,rrers Company for the year
ended December 81, IVA SHOWS gross
earnings Of S3,766,932, an increase OF
SgOs. 1876. Surplus last year Amouhtea
oDV e. $50 aI6. After dcducting interest
70 80 80 and per cent on the pre-
(n@S stock the balance OF Sl,20i,7s6
was equal 70 6.65 per cent on slo'iO,'
900 common stock. against o. per ''"'
ON the same stock in 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

,,.,A ,,r tonnage steady. but owing 70 ne
~, nr-rn,s and March delivery only Ani'tl
haunt Of chsrerlng resulted Rs,es rrp .aa !.
sgme trades the Tendency Va. hsIsr, ln-ii
~ t,.rrro I'D. London. Ia. HUI. "a. Apll'
W-,s,oi ioi March picked ports llise 'onnsse
- 81. cotton 10 LIerpo9. ger 100 ID s ,. a.
,u,ufTRS- .'rameg 30 900 qrs gram AZ -.
'lan ,i. it.Iy los 3D. FeJ Bf steamer, -i.VVo
-. sand; 81 siesme. 1000 qrs. sane bf s''4Fs
=. 400 an from GuE % Firfls' - y.
~, ,h, No.. FeJ-Mar. schooner. SO tons, Ium9e.
syf 10 Bueno- A,res SO. FEB vi" '.hoohel, -,
.o.'' coal Norfolk 70 char eston. PIG. thehcs
- M.-inieur fertilizer. {. sear'ne,. ~ ~
- a. i. Cuba Ncs rork or fA-iAie'pi4A' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
E'IsF WALL STREET NEWS

, soohsltsrt' committee represonun ths -
n kvrtfior.' Nsrcautlls Marine Company. o.
q 0Hs Esrrard h chairman. has bern
10 b. ne addition q. l. G Myers.
ntgat-hig under the name OF I.Issy'e,
o. A a. IS bsrn formed by Lawrence
AZ Ro,~rf l. Livingston and AleRshoe'
I J Pit't wih orices a. - Wal a.. 70 carp
'b1Sa investment business.
kssour Kansas A. Texas Railway Company
r.,,el " A Webb. formerly general mar,
, ros president " = Williams geloiA
11.r1sIt win be made general mAnaSet'
= tss,ua Of ,,,.,gc,ry currency retired 20
ga sos BOD 6nngug tho total redeemed
NJ local sub. Treasury 20 dh'e w "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Realty Notes.

Jobr VI Thompson has procured q mortgage ~
col 500 FOR three years from the Title Guarantee and
Trlst Company on the properly OF Bliss MAY
T's,jrs Lehman has appointed Henry Brady re-
ceirer of ~ West l39;h 81. pending foreclosure
proceedings. ,., $500 D., or,
West l9I,h St 1878 Madison Az and is West
l3lst 81. ,.. . o.,
William 2 FusBt has been appointed agent Tor
,h. nOrthWes, corner OF TNth sT ard 5lst -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Old Rock Island Shares.

sts o. the Chicago, Rock Island &
ne Railwsy-the real property OF
tissolving combination-has not
Jared 90 frequently on the tape OF
) Years that a quotation for II is
, without surprise. Yesterday IN
G,e afternoon, there were two quo,
r.,s the first % bid and 2bh asked
: The second % bid and PAN asked
: stock now represents everything
.Sgbh there is Of the property, the
lgs OF the Rock Island Company
rag only nebulous value. Before,
termination Of 1902 the STOCK sofa
utr 5000 2 share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
In the Auction Market.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday al the salesroom, IA
Vesey ST.:
b. Joseph r Day
1874 ST. j5l-j33 ". O. 100 ~ Audubon az.
s0tio0. 3 ~ trrm'. ~ Blaumsr sE Msliach
Re!s.er A Go r; a.. Garsuurg. atty. l. Lev .
-, due s. s45 % taEes ct. subject o. mig %
$4,000 u the piA!uur fcr s.. 800
By Jacob Mayors
losTH ST. %. " - .s3 = Ri'enlds Dave.
l5rl00 H. 3 sy dgis: J O'Gornan e al eEf.
az Mekeon Realty % ~ al. Hal.ey. hierran A
O'kee'e atty. = l. Mu!lAy. ref. due. $50 i0e - .
taxes. 80. 81 lT. To The plainur FOR $50. 900
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Henri Brsiy.
BRIGGS Az e-I7 ~. 10 u l96th o.. 2oE9l liz
-Ial-. 3 ~ dwig 4 feus,erer ~ Nl.nle o
Mclaughlin e al. A Knox. aus: u Murray,
ref due s. 0s3 10 taxes. etc. $3.50; subject 70
a ui,ze u s. 000 To Regan 'cr $500
~ RDan l. kenrely
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coscoUHst, iiio.
= cor i5sth o. 50 ~ ioI irrrs ~ tslm'
U " plbbls ct a.. sI d. sss "inI1n keLS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Long Island Transactions.

LEcuse. Wsshburn & Co. have Leased AZ Gfen
NscE Tie Richard Kehoe properly 10 Esber MOI
ham; a. Douglas Manor, in connection with j.
Hsrt WEIGH tie Hirch house. on the waterfront, "a
A. J. Motham at Plandome, on ManhasSet BAY,
the Ro1e-t Nuns property 70 A. Mormura .,
Frank ]. Magerle sold the tSo-,amily cottage z.
Chestnut ST. Brooklyn His, 70 client Tor "illlAm
The Lewis II May Company leased for Frank
Koch hls cottage on North Tenth A' kocka"sy
Park 70 a DR.. Wolfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Daily imports and exports OF general
merchandise at the Port OF New York
THE METAL MARKETS.

C5pper-The local street market t6r eGoge. We va,
c,stins a: li.c. In London cope, co,ei 81
ss2 z. Cd for standard spot, 500 ia 90 'o' tU'Iie
snd tss ior electro.ytic spot. ~, -,,b .,o,
TtS on tbs Metal Exchange unsettled WIN spo'
In 5.ton lots quoted a. 3eq BIC In L'aIon -, -.
cIosaI A. fl5l 'or standard spot ana iL'- '0'
titurss wish STRAITS spOt al I'll l.,,,r r.,
LEAD quiet. New York spot. S.lssS s5e .Ad 20,
:. Isu,s 3C.s367isc In London lead elosed a.
sPEi TyR steady: N-, York spot 7Tii . , L rs
ard E.sl st. Louis spot '.'5ssoV b'Hu0"
-. .pof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

cAsrss Az, -, "a, Tr.no.. =: nnim ".
tusIs'o feileyrinei ard so % LAYER Nf
%: segt %. 1917. atty. - CO; hx3
I0seFElL0W ST. 8. $50 . 1871 81 Brons. Nr
100: OCT !. 1905. Hy Pinnsr to Bsnj Wan, i,, 81
Lor 7ii. map Van Cor,I,nd' Estate. BronI, July
20. 1912. Ausust Van C9rtlintL II .nd ~. ~
e1rs. 20 W n Commons; atty. l. 7 co: NN
LOT 7l2. sans nap: July %. 1919; ,ins 70 nm.i
LoT ~. Bod SO. Sec ?, transfer - ,.r ii.a .
city y y 10 sado.gh "allseh Jun' 10 ~
18Th ST. ., go l., A. 1lIs7; o.crr,. kihIn
and ano - Louise karrass. Dec II. isl3, alty.
Tho Sauieg. ~ an a.. s3g9
3isr ST. :. 255 iN'h a.. lsrst LoHSs
peyrOuI Wychsfy ard aro % Mar Apger
and sno. tIrs Jan g. 1901 atty. l. 7 n 7 20;
IiirH ST. sis .ad 3ls ". e, 81. s1ioss; y y
Goodman ~ Adoph Firssis'sin. Jan IS lfoi
s,tys. Phlibin. y A NJ % william -: ~. 80
lfsTN ST. e.. $50 Manhstan a., 9SIloo ~ {,
dunno and $40 % Joseph C-astorf. o. Nef
canaan. Coon July 2 1891 a'iy. l. y 80,
I7srH ST. e. W. q, 1914 LenoI ~, lses
.uy T q 7 60. st,N')
BENJAMIN Wan ard ano 20 M,nhI'i.n Mo-'Ess,
90. Oct !. 1905 a,y. Manhattan N's c. 20
Bsty. WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest At per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY I.
Manhattan.


TT WASHINGTON Az. cor i7sth q. 10Y ~
No,ris 10 New Mcfarland Bank. Al W Sith o.
Dec L. demand. per cent; atty' sack.ti q
= l5i Nassau ST , Sso'SoO
TS' Country and Cts Corpn 20 Edith LH's. 50
W Sls s.. FEB 8: yFs; atty, Lawyers TITS 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

TT WASHINGTON Az - cor l,sth 81 10 - ,h
Morris to New Nethersnd Bank. Al W SAN o.;
Dee, L: demand per cent; a'''' saes $50 500
,sxi.Gr6N aV 7ss. IS. sos Of seth i. 90.
*; Country and City Corpn 10 Edith LH;s' 90
W sld St FEB 8: yFs; atty. Lawyers It;ls GO Co
MANHATTAN Az. AS. v. as.ii o. llsth s.
25lloo pLor mig s2iSoo, Doris 70. S''IInsn ds,
March /. 1919: per cent; atty isaac: .enS
PARK Az. $ cor ssh =. ioo1Ii"s; Pan -, A.
G Gel R 4 H. g EichsGsc fl,ss; .:65 900
', ND ssh s, Corpn to PARK Az and 5t,h s. Co.
20 wal st FEB prior mtg ':s;.oool sge os 3,
I.Vd ''y COT T'2 ed fu ar Gal. to o Peter
Doelzsr B,ewng Co. 4o' l. ssh $, demand !.
FEB i. atty. { Hoemminger iO7 ssh g;
10TH ST -. go " n sth r 1898; Cross
10 Lena shapiro. 2l3 W Stth 81 tpror mtg
$4,000 FEB 2. due as per bond; atty ID -, y
,s G2Ids ar % zs i' Of Ir A. c5,loos Nea
mann 20 Helen 1ielz. so y e3d 81; feO l. 5
yrs. per cent: s,'y DudensinE' y, - D.
@TH ST. 5. lls Of West End az. s2,ioa 3:
Rssl,y 60 Of America 70 II Seymour. 5Oi
per cent Jan 20. atps. stoddard x ~ KS
SANE me PROPERTY; sam. to .,m.; Jan 20 prior
mtg ;s3.5oO; dus nov !. 1919 per cent .i G56
'0 faSr s' 70 Roos 1875 ID Az FEB 3; yss,
losTa ST. $, 1925 q a a. 25dool, CO
vsnni r Meri 70 Bond and M,s Guarantee CO
l2sTA ST. {, 1923 y q s.h az 25eI,I,; !
M,Aay and ano 70 9 ne saSt ITO
per cent atty Makay. l5s Bway; 500
18Th ST. 8. $50 OF LenoI az. 5oIesi II: l3ith
ss9 $50, A Cunningham 70 + W stephens.
MonteaI !; FeO due. etc. as per a., SSS SSo
os ;y 81 sIodit "a, q csdi La....n 70 20
sI.nnh. ! Burg 80 VI iitb st: Jan 10, "
stty' W Wsymsnn. IS William s.. 900
The Bronx.
BELMONT Az - co, lss'h s. sJE $780, TO can m,
brellng a.. / G Buckhout 70 u Blahe,lss ~
" lois st. FEB = yrs c. '''y' go d 5t,,
es,swoIo Pl, ~ cor Fleliston u. being lots
2; 10 A. map Gf.sgold estate. A Them 20 J De
Mgth u south sth az Nc vernon. Jen 70
~. e.. alJs. Ensel Bros. Isl N-''s a. o56
u,ll Az =. go Jefferson az 5oIioo: Lillian
ASH,sy 10 Il 7 Conion. go5 PafS az. fso = lSg
as psr bond: atty. 7 ! Co., RID, % 10
svT...' Me- 60. 80 Liberty 81: feo 3. que a,
per bond ATTY. r g a r co ,Ao,,- ' Tngo
't Dur. ~ Eii.. seemann is Zebra AZ romp-
Rn.1,l.s. I. PED 4. dus a. V'f bond g., at oS
LOT 2il. map Forster schmln property H h'soah
Eyden 20 " Bollmsnn. Tn'. -, h'. ,,''
Az #, Vernon Jan 1. due As per bond ~
nsassfa ST. > bsins lot 200 map BLDG To-,
49, wn,b,ids, station. C.r'incone 10
ggTJs..rtn "a Eilzahsth s. and anO. Jan I. > ~
81. :; siIy e Ra%golia 10; B.A },,,, 20; ;Sy
SUI w, HssIty 20 Tnc % T Pssfnsn.
Us,spioS Island. Bermuda prior mtg g.Voy,
Jan n: Us. c. sliJs. Dayton o. Zoo w
souTaIRs BOULEVARD. " lio5 r King
gS,Is. ~ 81 llrss5. M1rtha " 1itson 20
.e,@,, ass r l5sh - FEB due Aus ]. 4slo.
,tfy y O'Brien. so - AIMS Av 900
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salesroom Offerings To day.

Parcels 70 be sold in The Bronx Ex-
change to-day follow:
By Joseph P. Day
PROSPECT Az. 1851 ~ liS ls5ih q, 5or
IL : ,ty dvIg Il 5 Orth et a 81 { Fey
e. Al. J Knoepel. atty ! X Iruesda.e 'ef
dle 81 So g. tsIss. etc. s's2 o.
BY Charles A Bsrhin.
,.suuncTon fly. lsss-lsA. IS lse Mott
800 40 sfy tennis and stores Minnie VOL.
srs AZ N Schrelb., e al. o Ernst atty. T.
nan ysf tue 81 94j o.. tazss. &c. $3.50. sub
10 lst mtg 81 900. $500
2oisT ST. ~ =. : 10 BhgD AZ. 2jIl00 :
IS dplg ksth Fei, az Adelaide Neuier :, a
TIr stein afty. Gerilng se'. due. s. SIS 80
,,,e. .fr sls8 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

a 900 bales; speculation and export. 1000 bales
American, 5000: imports. 5000: American, 1000;
middling upland. 5o5d; futures opened steady 2G8
polnt, decline, closed steady at a net decline OF
y point Msy-June. 1850: July August, 5000;
October November 6.ltd; Jsnuary. February. 5lsd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quist and unchanged CLOTHS
quiet but steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Theatre Figures in Trade.

The Brown Weiss Realizes sold ue ienV'I 81
az -. .rd once building IN Camden. - .',aai
- =, $40 900 In pan payment they t'?A Ri
Sss, b1ibains b. orange; > An1 IS -, 80. q
l,y y ! Edwin belel - H. "
11u.IslphiA Vsre the broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
III eR9aal Estate Est
Maiden Lane Structure,
Held at $75O,OOO, Sold
u al: ? Kscsh. atty; O 3 HAYS rr oue'
Use 20 80; ,aTs etc. t2392 a. Withdraw
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY I.
Manhattan.

nTH ST, ~ and 50 ", Is. lo't A suhs = Go %
Abrsn R,thsoSsky. 20 la0tb Of; yD from
Mach !. 1918. s.tys. strsus a u. Beesm.n :,
IovH Az, s02 st1rs and dJm; Els Krosg0 q q 20
q " Peper. 500 10Th Az. yrs from Ap,il y;
1918 loso
2,p ST, 100 2. all: G Smith 20 " B L,nl
horst s7b t5ih st 10 yrs from Oct !. lslS'
atty " Mehling. 25s BEU: S.oW
The Bronx.
WALKER Av ll5i. n cor Bsrr.an Az. J Ola
mord 10 Loch.r and sno. 1858 Honeywell Az:
yr. and month, from FEB !. 1918: hitys.
B.rnhelmer & g. l.sth s. and Amsterdam az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

The selling movement Of Wednesday appeared
IN have eliminated weak holdings and frrner tone
prevailed. prices practically reSauing what was
LOST on the previous DAY. closing n 10 u points
net higher. sales. 5000 bags but the demand
was not urgent and the advance due largely
10 scarcity o. offerings. Arrivals a. New York
amounted 10 $500 bags. but Of thi, amount only
1000 were Rio Grades. which snll scarce on
spot and prices firm. Cost and freight offers
were unchanged On the spot Gio is we're quoted
a. sisgstc. and Santos Is al 9i.e. Range OF con-
tFact nrces-
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Heights Apartment Plans.

- 20 h.. rrsrted a. the ncrtheisi corner %
H., az ,nt ls0th -; D., the Gfe,' Noi,....u u,
-. cor+uary TIE property his itou'hse :,
.5u,'i.u 81 RI. arr1ue and ilis or ne tfeess'
~ ~, .s' ..fimatsi a. $4,000 % g. l. bi4A'
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Bourse Prices Up.

Paris, Feb. 4.-Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 72 francs 20 confines for cash'
Exchange on London, 25 francs ~ CEN
times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
New Tenants for Dwellings.

Peas. EllimAn lsLsed n Joan w h'eN w
...iirx house Is West S'tb s. -, -, 49,,
~. Uou.htol Company leased thg To-, 20,
- ,,s,1aSt ds.llins house a. 81 West 80 y
70 ps .9 c. i.usI tn. iArss Ta1 dwelling s0l's
sas We,; I.!st 81