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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
The Bronx

STEBBIES Az s. i2s n le9th g. ffs1looi
Cagailuzzo agt lys,ab Really ana l,eiginf
co, Inc. owners and contractors, sDSS >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

NeH York. Aprl 20. 1915.
BEEVES.
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Winnings Bring Courage.

The power Of the market TO detach
;.sef from the influence of the Rock
Island episode was the cause of much
rommert. There is, Of course, a great
Sesl Of difference between springing
bod news or rising market with a
Great public following and giving the
Surprise 60 one whose public backing
mas no craoUragcment 70 become reso-
lutte II the Rock Island news was
hound 10 come anyway, it was better,
sad traders, that it should arrive
when people had made a lot of money
in stocks and were eager TO make more
han when they had their doubts Of
whether it was opportunity or merely
,empta;lor that invited them into Wall
Street. Optimism among spectators
has reached "a high point. Nothing
makes the digestion of bad news so
EASY as good spirits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES

MINNEAPOLIS April 2o-WHEAT-No / hard.
slGIls NJ Nouhern. ,Sl5',5 a $L6lh; No 2
q veii0E 5Luf2Stc OATS-No white. 5iL "a
$50 FLOUR and BRA. Unchanged. $3.50.
Duluth. Apr 20-WHEAT-No ! hard, $i6l4
No / Northern. sL60k: No ?. SIS. $lj03t
N;Ssgies. April -WIIEAT-No J Northern.
q fS,gSI 81. No 2 Northern. $3.50 81. IS. May.
x COZ CORN-No 8 yellow. i6lz g77c; May.
f5L d77Nc BARLEY-Maltpg. 7GgS7c -.
hard 81 54zaSl 5j4; No 2 red. N.5i. CORN
80 > mixed 7GLc; No 2 white &c. No yellow.
ne OATS-No white. 5Chg5'c No mixed.
Phnadephis April 2o-WIIE =! NO
hi cxpo-t 81 Gg@sl.i2 COKN and OATS
steady FLOTR- Nominal. winter straight. $o.So9
$40, spring straight. SlO9$'.4O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
APRIL 90
Manhattan.

BATHGATe .AV, 1898 and 1898. W. 2lo i72d
1913. Diamond Cqa.,Eu gJn 60 10 VI i nsi
BOUNDED hy Boston az being LOT lOl.
map M 1926 lots estate Of g Faile, 2ith Ward.
g5Rls4: Nay = 1872. unity Realty Co 20 A
Downing Ed3l0n. Penn. aty. l. Martin go
MARION Av s e cor 2OO,h st (Southern Boule-
yardI runs e. SIX l03 Ok 1919 10 q
Az IA e lI3 I'D % beg. Aug %. 1901 Augusta
{ wife f T. Kohl 20 the Metropolitan Savings
bank 80 70 81 Cooper Square: atys. a W
EAST BROADWAY. $50 Montgomery st. 10 and
10 1915: April II. 1915; and Rose Kahn 70
Miles a Dean 81. Ensle"ood. J: atiy. NJ
FoRoHAm 20. " cor Washington av. runs v
sI 10 = b e5 o Ssi 80 5s n 9n E ~
Inc 70 Mortgage and Security 60. l55
90 hV 9sl. sw cor SD st. 20 I17O. Feb Il. 1910.
J II Tmoncy 20 Mutual Lie Insurance 60 50
SAME Property; March a. 1870. Catherine and
MONROE ST. n $. $50 Jefferson st. 2i3!.0:
july n. 1890 N l. Cohen % VI and Jarmu-
lowsky. 81 92d 81 and y Z 95th st. respective
IS. crs and trls. a,,ys. kAniroalGz & Esoers
STA ST. n s 125 e Az A 25ro7: Oct /. 1904.
W Roth 20 g + Folz. admir-; ATTY. Brandt u.
5rH ST. 5il. S. 10 e Az A 2t5IlOo IL ''' Of
7TH ST al ". n s. go " OH av. 25r92: july
d. 1905. . Levin e. al % Dora Lewis l5S Henry
-. e.y =, R q 500 ,- B"sy a., 80 ,,,,. 81 900
~. 1905. same % same. same atty. 81 900
22O ST. ..l ". s. lfi4 v IN ay. i6I7s jyl6E
IS: Eco %. 1891 susan VI Gregory to q F
esTH ST. go Fast End az a ilvl0O s:
March 30. 1919. + B-oeaer 70 9 and Pauline
Mueuch.ngcr. SO SSH -. atiys. sater a ).
10TH ST. ;. s. Riverside Drive. e5IloOll.
Savings Bank: aty. Lawyers Title Insurance. and
Trust Co. s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
BORO. PRESIDENT
SELLS FLATHOUSES
House in New Apartment
Colony-Fulton Street
Parcel in Deal.

Borough President Marcus VI. Marks
has sold the three old five story fiat
houses at 1919 10 1858 Park av. to the
Realty Corporation. The houses are
on q plot Si.8x102.2 feet, 10 feet south
Of the southeast corner OF S7th ST. The
property is in the new apartment col
ony, and il is believed structure OF
this type will be erected on the site.
Charles f. Noyes Company has sold
for the Hudson Realty Company the
five story and basement building at
90 Fulton St, 25.6xS0 feet, in the same
block in which the terminal buildings
arc situated. The same brokers leased
the building for the sellers for ten
wears TO the New Jersey Wire Cloth
Company. In part payment the Hud-
son Realty Company took 1885 and 1877
Clinton av.. Brooklyn, residence, with
garage covering plot, 66x20O feet,
which property will be offered for re
sale The total transaction amounted
to s135.O0O. Stoddard g. Mark acted as
attorneys.
Other sales:
Nj Strunsky & Co. have resold for
Hanna Cohn to the V. r. Building Cor
noration. Selig Rosenberg, president,
The plot. 1OOx100 feet, on the west side
of Audubon av., % feet south OF lI9th
st. The site will be Immediately I'M,
proved with two five story apartment
houses. arranged for five families on
door Each structure will contain -FOUR
stores. The seller acquired the prop.
crtv through the same brokers last
Thursday from Ennis & Sinnott' VINO
secured it a few weeks before from
Wurzburger & Hecht. c
The Gibraltar Mortgage Company
has resold 63 and 65 East ll8th st., a
SIX story fiat, on plot 5OxlOOll Zee
1io feet west of Park Az The selllng
company acquired the house last week
in foreclosure proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL %
Manhattan.

BROADWAY COL: American LiiE'er Prism % az
n Mount owner A n Killers. conir1cfor s@,98
l2sTH ST, s. 1916 Q % sth az. IlKB. ~ J
Miller ag l. feinan owner. Cemi.ei' az,
tractor. - =, o., ~
ilTA Az, cor Am 81. 25xi005; Byre'
AT Model Firepr9of Tenement co. owner. = VA =,
goiies. contractor (renevall - - 49,. s-,ss - =,
t2sTH ST. a and ~ w. Hellion agi -
Hawkes. owner and contractor. s5oN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
cnEEEE.

The process o. MAY liquidation was The prn-
reofed that conditions will be dominated by the
Nav position untH after the first notice day. which
occurs next Monday. There was more or less
nervousness early IN the session owing 20 evidences
OF pressure In May, but the day advanced 81
was seen that It easier 20 switch Into the late
positions OF tho bass - III 20 lls points from
May TO July ard l52 points 20 December: and a.
MS relieved the pressure on May. The trade sefned
rlo-e dlep0sed 20 take the buying side Prices late
In the day developed considerable hrnness and at
the close were 10 TO u points net higher Total
ssles were IS 500 bags but Of this amount 81 800
were switches The Brazilian msrke's were frrn.
RIO being unchanged and Santos 100 RES higher.
while IN the cost ard freight market Offers were
steady and about unchanged STOCKS IN santos
shoVed a decrease of a. 600 bags. and the absence
of accumulation there was commented upon as a
rullish factor The spot demand was SON and
s,octs here are liberal. including 53Z 900 bags "
mild cofece compared with 24N 600 last year.
while the amount Of Brazilian coffee IN aud afost
for the United states was l.92l 900 bags against
I Sil 600 last year IN the local spot market Rio
IL we're quoted Al Ac. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
coTToNsIEO OIL.
SUGAR.

Tho market for refined sugar was dun and
prices were unchanged Withdrawal on cOn'ia !
we're moderate. lane GranulAicd Was 4hied a. vyV..
tJstal u0lnos. CRscs Zlu cartons ha4' of iuA 40
pieces. bsUc. and ~ IN halt case. DO. cases. . 10
cartons. S4Uc. and $500 iu haf cases, tasie. laO
lets. 49, loaf. J.o1c. crushed. Que Wvuiu
A. 6.syc. cuues aud eagle COMIC uOues kiA"t
lated. t.l5c. AAAA powdered. o.tac. And oS5' III
containers. -J-lb bulk. C-so 5-iu Dass. lD"ueicu'
b..Jc. pu@dcrcu AID Cualse powdered ami tasIo
coarse GTauulaled. Oc. irut pu"dtfud Aid etsle
extra luc. graduated. J.5Oc. domino. granuIa'ed:
cases. 2. iD cartons. 10. aid o.Suc IN haii
cases. cas,o. ., 81 and ib cartons me .fahu
ldtcd t.lVC. lib bass. do, b-Vcs ~ ~ o~.' ~.
t.IJc, J-ID bass 10. b.lJc, lV-ib bass 40 o.VSi
- and % ib basa d0 AMI standard kia"uIa'eu'
> yJc. mo gauu.A.tI AMI diamond A. 5.JOc, cCu
fc,AoncTs' A. 5.bU-. no J. J.tJc, No = o.'Vc' No
8. O.5Jc, 40 4. JJVc. 40 - J.iJc, NO d. s.ivc
No Z, J..5c. 40 8. 1.JOc. so o. J.0c. No ~ '.-9
No Al. bloc. NJ -. JIOt. Nus 40. - ana 10
Ujc. IAoI0 was no change lh IA" bdhh. 'Hei
luks were liberal. bus ruLuers we're NOT ihleie'1e4
ami inclined 10 await de'eu pmcnis. WIN mo re
suit that bu,lneos Wa, 4tgoIttG lo-ai5s AZ
though lieTc SAFES OF 4-.sv1 UAss To boston III
tcrcsls a. os.e. oOsl and iUIgAL In tho aDsrhco
VI business Il.Do, were more o. less nominal az
$3.50 Tor conl.iusal 4.V0- ior uIo.asses ana
. lS-ltc for ,uJas. cost and ireigh1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
.0ld Momano Rumor Again.

Once again the stock market had 1t
that the New Haven had disposed OF
its Ontario g. Western-this time 70
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., presumably acting
for the Delaware g. Hudson. Where
fore. both New Haven and Ontario &
Western scared. New Ravens holdings
CT Ontario d Western common stock
ere carried on the owners books at
just under S45 a share, so that II does
not seem likely that the New Haven IS
anxious 70 dispose Of the stock at any
where around the market level OF even
YESTERDAY afternoon. Beyond that, part
Of the collateral security for the ST.
10000 Of notes the New Haven has
just sold is the company's full hold
ings Of Ontario & Western. In Presl-
dent Ellotts letter describing the Sc
eurity for the notes, the Ontario. "
Western is valued at s26 share, but
that is only because the market value
was no higher when the letter was
written. The note indenture provides
that collateral may not be Withdrawn
except by the substitution of an equal
amount Of cash. 1t is always possible,
Of course, for the company to sell the
Ontario & Western and substitute the
cash received for the stock under the
notes, bu. unless President Elliott mas
been greatly misunderstood at other
times when rumOrs were abroad, no
such thing has been done. I'VE Will
never sell Ontario & Western" he
has been quoted as saying, until we
get our own price for it."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

The market was under heavy selling pressure
,broughlut the greater part Of the day and prices
vrre lower The hog markets were about steady.
but there seemed TO be an absence OF aggressive
buying Of contracts. Win packers apparently against
- market Receipts of hogs a. Chicago were
Il 600 estimated Tor Wednesday. q 900: Kansas
City received II 900 and Omaha $500 PORK
shoT clear. slsa3:o BEEF-oaiet mes PCS.
SIS SOC $40. family. t2o@ 81; packet SigsS3o'
siedSy bacons. iO.c: lsO 10 lOisc 100 10. lose:
iio h. IO7sc pigs. Use, CIT MEAiSrPG,sS.e i
I,i"ticI hams steady. l2Rc. TALLoW steady
special e city 6is' county 90, ed LAID Az
~, os.l. ,.nnei lard barely steady. South
America llc Continent 10. 500. B'S4i kegs ~
compound steady. 7lse'.e sIlhAhINL-S'eAo' D
NAVAL SIORES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Joseph L. Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
N. Y. CENTRAL BOND ISSUE
S1oo,oOo,ooO Twenty Year
Debentures Authorized.

Albany, April 20,--Stockholders Of
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany at special meeting to-day au-
thorized an increase Of the funded debt
Of the company by the issuance Of
$loo000,000 twenty year 6 per cent de-
benture bonds.
Proposals TO increase the capital
stock from 100000, 900 TO S400 900, 600
and execute leases or renewals of
leases of the Ottawa & New York Rail
way Company and the 81. Lawrence &
Adirondack Railway Company also
were approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
THE METAL MARKET.

COppFR-T1,e local street market firm. with
,,Nrt,aiytic quoted Al Ia. elise and casting a.
- iTi.c In London ccppcr closed az So l's Tor
sadafd spot so los for futures ana ~ Tor eioc'
TN on the New York Metal Exchange vas nomi-
rsi WITH 55c asked for spot IN fTe-ion lots m
I,,'1or I'm closed Al fi67 for standard spot and
f,tutcs, with sales Of 20 tons spot and 80 tons
futures. -, ... a,E0a On. And
East 81 Louis. AlO@420c. London lead. spot.
go los. ~ ., 50. ~ "a
rsoi 81 IoUisN 10 75c London spelter. spot. fis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Brooklyn Houses Sold.

r--o-L seaver Co. sold ten lots on
49, so,,,h side OF S5th st, 100 feet east or
Third av.. Ray Ridge, for client TO the
Mohawk Company, Manhattan corpora
ton. D. VI, , Dt,1ar
,bc bo,ise M llS South Sth st
Dr Joseph Rosenhlum purchased l5z
Po9nov 81. n four story and basement buld-
ing % $500 feet. from James Z. She"an
u Neltzcr purchased from David Rosen-
49, 971 Uooper ST.. two story and base
ruent dwelling house l9XlOO Feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

horn st. BElyn; 10Th st. 300 z; siya Nc s S2,
SANE 70 same: 10Th st. 81 z; atty. sane 6s9o
Same to T. Ridley ct al eus llS osi1 ~
9Th Ct g15 r ATTY. ssnfs sty 49,,
Rose Schwartz 10 Frank " Tichenor. uu, y fafs
Row or u Forster AZ: ilith q. . Fos az
LAYERS Ttie ms a T Co 20 Christisns kres,; -
av eS 1910 iO9'h st. 25HI3. ATTY, ~
a 7 Go. 100 BWAy. 9syy'
d VI Frank ct al. eKrs. % d Frank e.. a.
e1rs. 10 SD 81. 57th 81; 3 4; au@. VOL "a n,
2OJ Bgsy. Ra2py
c X Chapman 70 Elsie p Ingshsn. Bowery. sss-9l
atty. u Powell J Wal 81 -
Yale University 20 Bowery SAVINGS Bank. is Boz
cry. j7fh e. lg ". attys. CadTasder. W y,
90 Wall q: =. $500
van 1t. l2l-lZ3: atty. J q AorAison' a. a.
A Dorb a sno 70 VI Friedsald. 1880 Friday A.;
Madison 81. 2Ss atty. Aafm. " GO,
D FARRELL to Farrell. 1877 W osd st; Ki,y
81. 10.
The Bronx.
FORBES. j. % T @ 4 T Co; t.s5yy
Regan w. 70 7 Rsgan; .feN2
County Holding Co 70 Trust Co; s5s'yeS
Sans 70 same. $ess'S.s
Ersklne Annis % d w Erskins: N.Y.
Same 70 same. tsct
Same 70 same. s..s.,
shields. NaJ c. to MAr' shields and 'n0' i ,oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

COFFEE CARIIS-Rio-No. Rio $500: eI-
change ~ 2i-32d: receipts. 10000 bags days
stock. AZ 600 bags Santos-No $3.50 receipts.
is 600 bags; stock 10. 900 bags Receipts 40 two
mons were Is 600 bags against l6 900 # year cgo
San Paulo had 70 OOO agains, "a 900 and jurdiahy
NJ 900 against 900 bags respectively T. cared
from Rio April ~ the ) RIO de Jareirr with
3 600 bags and the Rio Blanco from Santos with
o. 600 bags an FOR New York
SUGAR Fl TURES-The market vas easier.
closing 10 points net lover with sale. ~ 800
tons The spot market. quiet and heavy. with
refiurrs not disposed 10 pay present prices snd
sellers were apparently inclined 10 make concts-
Sons Report, NJ larc, stocks n Cuba and favor
able weather there were also against holders The
range o; prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL 20.
Manhattan.

y Y Title ms Co 10 A II Sklln. trns. Orange.
BY7y. $4,000
B,oGkiyn Trust co % MIG & Security Co
le5 Bway. Bradhurst ay. 3 10 10. iJ3d 81
s9lixl00. a,ty. y Title ms Co. is
Lea L.-,is % - Levy 90 " lljth 81, Norfolk ~
$50. auys Wei q VI 8 Beesman 81. 81
II F9rilau 4 auo 90 E,ter Waterman. $50 Norfolk
-. Norfolk So $50. al}s Well ~ VI. S Beck
man sd. s.
G. = ID lie. admir-. Goo G. r Dodge. '-Em ST. Now
Hn.l.It. y 3. Lr.ok Az -1l 4ttJs. G. n 4 j A
Young Ncw Rochelle. y so 600
Maud ii GiU.,s fo L keal. Jr 80. " liolA 81.
ilt,h So 407 W; attys. L & Z Zinke. 2eO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs
FLoUR AND MEAL

Tho 0rr- ra-s-. was unsettled rr te artio0 ~
wheat a.i u-.c.- were largely nominal spring
ra.n.'. s, 60uf,. sprug clears. s. s'aSIll. Win
far r.tc-... g. a0aS. so. winter yraigh's. Slhf
s. 20: extra 80 ] winters s. 919S6l5. extra No
: winters $3.50 $3.50. Kansas ttraishfs. s. 500
s.. go, fancy spring patents. ,obbing lois $50
50 o. RYE flour finn. fdr 70 good 81 GoG
steady. hin dried 81 BAG MEAL steady. fine
white and yellow tI7o2 81 80 coarse sl6o9$l s. s..
standard midd'ines, %. SOS. -four do S}l: red
dos -four. l4J-Ib sacks t32q $685. CITY firm: bran.
bulk 5000 lOO-lb sacks. SIS; heayy m.diNnS
do 500, nour do So: red dog -four. HOLD sacks.
Ss4 SO OILAfEAL nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Comprises Four Buildings,
Extending to 45th ST.,
Held at 100000.

Charles s. Kohler has sold for Mrs.
Susie +. Fitchette, of Highland Falls,
n. Y, the Burns restaurant property,
1893 and 1856 Sixth av., togethe- with an
"a" in the rear, at 102 and 104 West
45th St; four three and four story
buildings, on a plot 50xl00 feet, on the
Sixth av. side, and 43x75 feet on the
45th st. side, to n client Of the Law
yers Title and Trust Company for
cash.
The property was held at 100000,
and the seller was represented by
Blandy, Mooney & Shipman, attorneys.
Part of this property had been in the
Burns family for nearly forty-fiye
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
The Bronx.


clksON POINT RO. s. at Centre line. lot 81
map ClaSon Point. runs 10 l. | Sound 1 e
~ point 100 ClasOn Point I'd \ O with
right OF way 20 wide: VI rfeiHer 20 Eiil Detdrl,h
Hackensack } 10 yrs. from July J. 1912: atty.
Kadel .069 Westchester ay. $500 % $3.50
PELHAM Av, go. all and 6Z2 store etc: Louise
Moorhead to Gorgini. $40 Pelham ay yr.
from May l. 1912: atty Ebns Brewing Co. 700
81 AIMS az; 81 200
PROSPECT Av. 1901. QG6th st store etrl
Angel Constru Co 10 Marie Vogcl. al ROGERS
pl 10 yrs from Apl /. 1915 atty VI yogel 9il
Rogers pl. $500 10 $3.50
FREMONT AV. AIS (storel, II Smith x ano To
l. Oppenheimer. 500 W ll0th ST | 81. from May
/ 1915 q yrs renewal aty. Oppeuhe mer
69l " 10th 1t. 5000 to S. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest Der cent unless otherwise stated.
APRIL 90
Manhattan.

ISL Az. n cor lo5th St. q llIsa: Cssstano
10 Mary Zcrbar'ul. 21Sl Banbrdge az. Bronx
prior mtg tlSOO0) instals. c. April ,5 go;
atfy T. X.rbaru. 80 Bway. $500
% Az cor sd S. e0.5xl0: II nmoney 10
Emlgraut Industrial Savings Bank. 81 Chambers
81. ANN 20. US, {. ATTY, Mcguire;
GRAND ST $40. y: Pauline Seigler. indy
ana aimr ct Al 20 keiser. So Grand st FEB
5 tr-.or mtg 81, O00l due June y. 1928;
p q. lease recorded as mtg atiys Meyer Leyy;
1TH ST. s. go " 9th av. 25392: | Lewis 70
" Cohen. S2i Kelly 81: April y, due OCT 10;
1917: o D c: atty. J Rubin. 309 Bway; SZOVO
$40 ST n S. % Madison az, 25Kso .; le East
ga n Co 10 Empire Mortgage Co. 81 Cedar 81 :
April iprior mtg Sjj.00Ol due a. per bond
affg $ Terry 40 Cedar 81: SiVOO
S5TH ST. s. loo Riverside Dive, loOIlo2 2 2:
Orart Holding 60 TO Marion Leyden lo5 W
7-d 81. April 10 tprlor mtg $500 600: due May
1920. = &. atfys. H..gut a J.. so Ohufch. ~:
10Th ST. s.. rs West End av. I7Ilo0.ll. W
! carr t0 Isabelle g sinclair. ~ Manhattan aY
trr.r mtg $4,000. due as per bond April 20 {.
4it, Ttl- Guarantee and Trust Co. 5000
10TH ST. S. - Riverside Drive. 25Nl0o u; =
Day, I'D 4 Jacob. 10 + 47th - April IS; .
80 ga ? q. atty. Lawyers Title Insurance co;
I2srH ST. g. 4o5 cSth av. 2Oy99 II. c Moore
TO Tile Guarantee and Trust Co. AVHl 70; d1e
IA u.r bond, so,0VO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
B. g. M. Drops Reorganization

Concord, n. H.. April 2O.-The rep
resentatives Of the Boston & Maine
Railroad decided to-day 10 abandon all
eForts to obtain from the present Leg
Stature sGtiP any enabling act for the reOr-
ganization Of the road; One cause was
the rejection by the House to-day Of a
bill providing for the relief Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

At loal2c for city dressed native sides; extra
beef l-Ec. ..,vre
Rs,eirss i03 head: 1874 on sale. Market steady.
c. 10 prime Yeals sold a. Sl025SSlOO per
la n. cuIb AZ s. Dressed calves nrm city
dyes.ed 5eais. l3al6isc country dressed, lOs lie
Sa.es-Tobiu n shannon. l03 Seals $50 70 aver
axe $40 So pr 100 10. is culs. us ID, u
erus Commission Co: - state 7eas. $50 ID
SO 90. - Nd. Is. siO25; , culs. los. s..
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Re,-r,uts 1851 head: few On sale Market
80 A deck Of spring lambs sold al s. per
fesd sleep and last years lambs nomin al
need mutton steady al l2elJc per 10; dressed
i,,,te tsLHlSc. hog dressed. lsa z lsc: oo1n-
IN dressed dollhouse lambs easy; SSS'S per
''F s,Is.-Newton 4 Co: 90 Va spring lambs 81
per heal uocs
pe-eipts. $3.50 head. very Few On sale. Feel
i,s arn Good medium weshtA. -. -.
Saies-Kerns Commission 90. - stats hofs'
i4o H. average gs.l5 per 100 10: rough fsV'
S6.I5.
:, louis. April 20 -HOGS-Rsceip,s $500
s.eaiv. pigs and lights. SEA 81 S. mixed and buteh-
er, s. tJas ..s5. good heavy. S.6j S.s0. CAL
a.. cows AMI heifsrs. t5.609Ss = s,ockers and
f,-.ier.. gI1JaS -. TeIAs. and Indian steers
81 ga S. -. COWS and LsXers G9t6; native
sr-., s. . g. go slIEEP-N ,!D's 100: strong
.-.s. s. .Ua g. -. lambs. a. SOC %. sheared
lambs. s,s5G L.: yeaslnzs. ''-J09|s3o' 'hsAfed
ksa,as d.. Aurl Q-HoGs-RensiDis 10000;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Weak Spot Removed.

Ordinarily for the bulls to claim an
incident Ike the Rock Island receiver
ship Is a point in favor of the rest OF
The market would seem TO be gong
pretty far. But Rock Island has so
long been an invalid that its removal
10 sanatorium is more Of q relief
than anything else. A weak spot has
been taken from a market that Is anX-
ious above all things TO present the
appearance as well as the actually OF
Uniform strength. And Rock Island
has not been handed over TO the enemy
in the Streets view; 1t has merely
sought the additional protection Of the
courts. To put the company into re-
,eiyership does not mean to squander
IS assets, but TO conserve them. II
The Street asks for whom, it is only
seesuse for so many months past It
las been in doubt about where stood
Ne two groups Of interests who are
chiefly concerned in its fortunes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

NAVAL sIOREs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

Tie local market Tor spot cotton 0ulet and
UNCHANGED al 10 45c for midding UPLAND.
LIVERPOOL cabIr,-Spot cotton. C.'i demand:
sales. 10000 bales. speculation and export, 5000;
midI.iu. upland. SOD: futures opened steady.
inll1 points higher. closed barely steady az 5@4
points roy lower. May-Julc SD. June July.
5-2d: july August. $500. October November Z. 900;
January February. tO.I. Marsh-Aprl, cod Man
shesfer-Ia-us hardening. cloths very firm. but
prices asked check business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and attorney
APRIL 20.
Manhattan.
COLUMBUS Av, VS. 75ss egd - .

Manhattan.
COLUMBUS Az. " $. 1873 SD 81. 25rlO0. Henry
M0rgenthau Co 20 Utility Realty Co. so r i2d 81.
April l6 tmtg s-2.OOOl, atty. W VI Wcchsler 30
= AID St:
IST Az IL. e 5. 1911 9TH st. l7.9s9i; +
Tlshman TO Tshman Sons. Inc. Is l. 4It
st: all liens. Feb l.: atys stoddard a ~ l-s
20 Az. 2il8. cor lO9th st. sOo-sO2 F. l7x5t' /
Washburn. ref. 10 Bond & Mtg Guarantee Co is
Remscn st. Brooklyn. April -. atty. q < r
sTH Av. cor IOsth st. 100 ll1sl. II HSnals2
TO Peerless Holding Co. 10 Cedar 81; Aug 20
1914 (mis S3'.OOO); atys. Lad * L. A. Cedar
sTH Az. w cor 3lst st. o41loo; c weins,ein 20
Fay Realty Co. II 42d 81. March lutg
$4,000 and all liens). atty. Baer. Il " 4.1
81. 500
CENTRE MARKET PL. 5. 2l2.2 Brooms ~,
25I4S; Rose Munday 70 Bond q Mtg Guarantee
Co. IT'S Remsen st. Brooklyn. March 70 (mtg s.. -
900 and all liensl atty. G. 4 T Co: 81
ST NICHOLAS PL, ;. l6.ll n 1920 -. 20x64 Z (
irreg. Hand 70 A u Aiken. IS 81 NIchoios
pl. April mtg s. $1,000 al liens. 81
lST ST, 5. I'll st Az. 42Il05.ll; Tthmau 10
Tbhman & Sons, Is 4lst st. all liens: FEB
II; 500
SIN ST. n s. 2Os Az c. 25I97. b Auf,es to $
Abuses. lis 73d st: y part: all liens. April
10: atty, Liliensten. ll5 BwU: 81
220 ST, 5. 1914 " tn av l6xls.7: G. Gregory,
eNr 70 w l. lnman 81 9th Il. 4 part. all
liens mtg s6.5Oo); April 10; attys. Stewart 5 y
SANE PROPERTY; same to same: April 10 mtg