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New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH q.
Manhattan

Z. l. Richards. supt Of Banks Of = 70 Lag;
yers Title & Trust Co; 5th Az s;s,55sI III
ss, wsst End az: csambis st, 81: A,iy. riils ne
p iss. err 10 q Fuchslochs,. iIss "a AZ. 5th 8,
:. 200 lst Az z5rsi; atty Ap7.soorn;;, sS3 sS
H:5fi Z S., 1'' S 70 & c'; 4; e. sS9. s e sso S
n Sp.iastsi, e L.~,," Ms Co. 50 no'!:iy no'!:iy, j:sj g
?ftS st 50 is5 = Am.isrdan aT 2'Iiola 1ays5 ~
Norfolk st. s. .,,y. T nih. Is wan 4, a,
9sr ii FIX 'S s. sji;i5s rfIif5 A'iS .y r. r! =
Same. err to p Msrchss.. ns " i,s,h at: sa@s ,ns
Title G1ssntso q Trust Co % Anna Go,dss,5 555
c 5 Bryan. sdmr. snd r D shepard. Monihal,G9f;
Paris. 9th aL sss; stiy. = Bufgha'sai 5ld.t "a.
r b Shepard and Jossphin. ? Burshard. 2
s3d st; 9th ay S9s. atty. N BHsh'i9i tt5a ~
z Gcist. sdnr. 10 Ernigsnt IND SAY Baak.
81 Chambers st; sth sI 1885; atty Title ,:um, ar
FsT9s,, Ion : Tr:; CO to n Tits L, 20 Soi Soi
y Title ms co to BoTe1 ssrnss Bank. rs
Bogsry. SSH st. IS ". atty Iius ins tts S65
The Bronx.
McEvoys Rooster Construction Co to Eusenis Frs "a
Adele a' Sage to Marie 7 Kinds7st',r; :. :,
Adephins N ouaiiiandsf. gin. % ou.t.i,na;r 81
Manha,ian Mor,sage Go % . 49,, w.'oa Gsas An So
Eduont Realty Go 10 Queen Nab co; =,
W T Hockey ano TO Edmon, Realty coi
Malone 70 Emma ! GafnSy' 4
II Dreyer To Anna Dreyu;
Lawyers Law Morisas, Co to Isabella Lorins g. AZ
trus. s@'"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Both Sides 20 Profit.

If California were to buy the West
ern Pacific the presumption is that it
would be able to make much better
terms with other roads than is possible
now. On its traffic agreements with
both the Atchison and the Southern
Pacific the smaller road has none the
best of it. With California behind il,
however, Western Pacific would always
be able, through threats Of paralleling
roads, to compel the grant of favorable
terms from the others. Likewise it
would be able to build the feeders that
il can no longer do without Governor
Johnson was elected or an anti-South-
ern Pacific platform. and as he is for
the acquisition of the Western Pacific
It is not to be supposed that he would
be lukewarm in campaigning for the
purchase or lacking in energy after it
was bought TO put it into good position
TO compete with the older lines. Then
the fact that the state had a railroad
of its own, after suffering so much
from the tyranny of other roads in its
political and economic life. might be
counted upon TO give the Western Pa
cifc strong support from shippers
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Copper Metal Higher

The rise of Is shillings in copper
metal in London was followed here by
an advance TO i5i1 cents pound,
with most OF the copper issues in the
stock market strong. Amalgamatcd
leading the group. Domestic con-
sumption of the metal is said 10 be
Improving, as IL has need TO. There
is very little talk, however, about the
still .curtailed production. Production
has been increased a good deal above
the 80 per cent level that was the rule
III the early part Of the war, but il is
stu below the outtturn Of normal
times. 1t is growing, however. and
now that the price of the metal is un-
usually remuneratve there must be
expected a resumption of business by
mines whose cost of production will
not let them operate profitably at
lower selling figures.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH %.
Manhattan.

FORSYTH ST. a. store Froelifh , 70 lsis G5p0saS s3S
n RubinsSy, Hall ot Records; NJ, I,'Dd.
10Th AV, 500. all; + yon Pen 70 - u uarrb Ns'r,b
"ssrd p Amsterdam ay: 10 2-l2 Yrs from MAI0n
iSl5: attys, Ho.l1 W q $. 50 Nassau 81 ;, ooo
a1g Av 4ls. store and basement; Johanna + Wau
to NJ Harrison. 2Os Slst St. yrs rom sg NSS iSS
ATToRNEY ST. 1925. rooms on "a floor; VI VI
OppeuhCim to Solot. 2i AttoIncX 81. 'IS st4HS00
Nfy l. 1911; atty. ) Frank. 52o Bway $'.v
$50 ST. AL L. all: c scnuchmaHh 10 VI I@in'i Il
ijI i SGD St: 3 yrs from April !. I'10' aty' 'o5d6
4 P0arman, 53l + SSth 81; -. NJ, StV-V ~
37TH ST w. store and basement w.; LleE,f5; yf5y +
% " bernstein. W 52d 4 > yrs from Nay -ao ~
lol5. atty. + Silyerstone 220 Bway; $52gO
COLUMBIA ST. "A. all; II Hofspeigel 20 : ,,C6 Io''
IIr,rh' go Riyiugton ST. 4l9 yrs from MarSh ,; !;
isl5; atty. Ilchatolau; 63 Park Roy ;,, sGyi- -
~ s,Ts 10 T ] Noud 223 + cd st; j-l2 yrs from
NAV l. leli. atty. kuge'man. 5os BwV ai,s. i,sV
CHERRY ST. " cor East st, al: Alice heteitSs as
et al to Fidelity Warehouse Co. 125 water 81 y -
yrs from May l. 1914. atty. Ii Ernest % F~AIA ~
80 Av. 80. all; sinnott to Jarrow and ano. @5I y
l.,i,rIt LII -. val Il 200
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

liberal offerings of hay At moet terminal Sheds
Aud prices on ali but highest grade favor the buyer.
RE straw. steady Large haied new hay. ton.
No :. 81 5Oa $50. shipping. SlCaSl5. fancy llght
clover mixed. $ls j0H $50. ne straw No l. |l3.
ua hall FUa lItrer D
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Auction Sales Yesterday.
Parcels sold at auction IN the xeSes
Street salesroom yesterday follow:

Parcels sold at auction IN tne
Street salesroom yesterday follo"'
By Joseph p. Day.
nTH ST, 3A and 3ie West s 9'oK Kss. act
los lr5Or irrez; sty tenmt hhoien.,eIa' sitys:
both. me 81 dns So $50 20: taxe. etc. 81. .95t
snbie~t to drst mtg of $4,000; to the p'a'i''i'
I'7IH sI 81 sty Wen tsSm Marcus ct a. az
duncan al dese e, Connoiy ec s6 s9Is62o subject
10 PRIOR mtg OF SlG5.OoO: TO the plahuH ''i
'lS'''o'' By Henry Brady.
2oIH ST. 1872 East 60 e9,sn.on: @a"fo Rose XIX
aH RsIeT Mn4l' rei ni' dGo $3.50 aIe. etc 500;
subject 70 first mtg OF Sl'VOO' "D''''''
MATCH '' BY Bryan L. Kennedy. ,,,-
10Th ST. sl5 W. cor Pns,hqT'' ,IIs a" Benjs 1JS1
100 97xIj02; three sty ap,f: AI''i Haber' atty
MN az G'oIt T. Ief due SIS 2S2 "a; taxes. ETC. Sg
oss5o subject to three arst piss: aSSeSA'N'
sl6j 600; TO tho plaintin Tor si'''''''
AT the Bronx Exchange:
by Joseph p. Day 5000
l4lsr ST, AZ Z. ~ wins ,H A. Jsnsie SSt,Oy 4
poas et al Coudert Bros. atty; d ,s iSc
rcf" due. S33s9l2. taxes. ETC. s4%V'N' :" Wv
plaintiff for $3.50.
By Henry Brady.
BROOK Az s5a ,.DH, Sl .na wsssn'SJ''w Stores: Wei
aS . Rrencr ct al: Action !; n sundheiiner ne
Sttx NJ Levy. ref: due; slSSo'Sg' siH tsfee 600 "a
2Go.oI .5tms5' sGD party in interest for s. over
prior Hens.
BY Charles A. Berrisn.
BRONX BOULEVARD 1905 22isn H,th s. Ron, Ron,
i05. vacant. Gertrude Mayer az No.,r ,,. 3
Hsay HsaIy ref ref due sl7ool taxes etc. 's'Ol2
10 tie plaintiff for SI.5OO.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Boston March 23-Liyc,io-k receipts FOR the
week. l07l sattls 2OtI sheep and lambs; 2o9l
calves .GGg hogs. Market weaker within the
previous range of prices. offerings ~ beef cattle
larry heavy and buyer, not eager. Tie best steers
ana oxen II any had been received. would have
brought SHS4e. with good quality ~ ao >c for
best heavy COWS the market RANCID from G6i3c.
the later top. far 20 good. 1c. poor g. ordi-
Veal calves brought Sis@9izc for sooj average.
with choice heavy yeas up To- ll'.c; and .oarse
largo supply. sold al 3af5 cash Hogs showed
no change. selling al 71.97i4c, live weight, and
-. 69itc dressed Receipts light ana demand
Tor sheep and ga DC for lambs; receipts: as fot
weeks were light No new cases OF the loot and
mouth disease have been discovered. and 10
thought that IL is we'll In hand. Among the
rattle receipts IS large pei. eutage OF cows and
hei,ers that under normal conditions would be sold
for mixers. and the supply OF the latter Is being
AfauleLeI
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
GRAINS IN OTHER CITIES.

Minneapolis. March 23.--wHEAT-No / hard.
,i5is.; 40 l Northern. 1905 aSl52H: No
Northern. .l.4Tb 9tL5lS. May 81 4se @N4st
July L40A. CORN-No 3 yellow. 90. 96sc. OATS
40 8 white. 81. GN%c FLOUk-Fancy pat
,ut, S, 20. arst eess. 81 20: second cleans. 81 80
sLirmrnts 1000 bbLs. BRAN So.
Duluth March 23.-WHEAT-N0 I hard. Sl55A
No / Northern. Sl.AS; No Northern. niTA q
81 s0l, Montana. No hard. S.5-Fs May. &l5OA.
July 81 i4A. -
Milwaukee. March 27.-WTIEAT-No | Northern.
81 53aN %; No . northern. {l50dtl.53: 40
hard winter. 81. SO a;l "a. May. s. 55.. CORN
No yellgE IA. .2llc. ~ white. ISi.c. Nay.
534c BAKLEl-Matlng. 1jae2c
PAllGdo ghia. March WHEAT Higher No ,
red. spot export. tl.53dfl ~. No | Northern
pu.utA sx2oFI. 3!.s.h s!I-ssa. CORN ara- OATS
tIn
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Stock Exchange committee ma.
established a new minimum price of 35
for Brown Shoe Company and 81 for
American Agricultural Chemical Com
pany preferred.
The February report Of the Southern
Pacific Company shows a falling off in
gross operating revenue. which amount
ed TO $9477.025. of 1913, 500, but net
operating income after expenses and
taxes increased S363,08S, to $2,2G2,911.
The Stock Exchange firm Of Harris,
Winthrop & Co. Will take over the
business and wire connections of Wal
ter Fitch & Co., Of Chicago, on April /.
Leeds Mitchell, now with the latter
firm, will become general partner in
Winthrop & Co. George II. Wilson,
now general partner, will be made a
special partner, and George A. McClcl-
Ian, q general partner, will retire. On
the same date the foreign Offices Of
Winthrop & Co. will be abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Wbitridge Not Impressed.

President Whitridgo Of the Third
Avenue is not playing the game. 1t
ba charge that has often been made
igsinst him in Wall Street, where
tSrrings always mean dividends until
,hsy are actually used for something
t.;e At yesterdays meeting of the
directors he estimated that the road
n1st spend Sl,159.400 this year on
improvements, and he showed what the
so-pany's earnings had been. as well
IS what It's needs were. "If any one"
be said af,erward, when questioned
sbou; possible dividends. "can spell
dividends out Of those figures, l would
Ike TO meet him" Grieved as was the
S.lee. over Mr.. Whitridge's inability
70 grasp the essentials Of proper
.,ircing, IL did not permit his state
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool March 23.--wHEAT-Spot steady; No l
Nanifois IS, %. No 3. l3s 81. No hard winter.
M, "a CORN-Sp0t quiet. American mixed new.
= Si.d. ola. IS I'd: fuiurrs quiet; March Is 5i.d
TrottR-Viuter patents. 4Ss Sd HAMS-Short
en- 30. sd BACON-Cumberland cut. 6is ca;
clear bellies, els % long clear mildie, light, 6i'
6i: heavy 6is: short clear backs. 80. 6d SHOLL-
piipS- -S1uare r2s LARD-Prime Western. tierces.
hrS 30. 5d: Old. J2s American refined pals. 52s
qd. 56.lb boIes SIS %. CHEEsE-Canat
Australian IN London. as "a TURPENTlNE.
spirits' SIS LINSEED OIL s6s 81. PETROLEUM
|Refned. 9ad. COrTONsEkD Ol-Hun refined
london. March 2.-LINSEED-C.lcutta. March
and Aprii 5gs a LINSEED OIL. 81, cd HOPS
-Pacihc. - lOs9ti lls. sfti1Al on. 10 Jus
pETROI Tt'M-Amc lean redael Sid spirits.
old TALION-AustfaliAn. As "a. TUh'kN-
TINE-Spirl.s s7s. RUSIN-Amefican strained
H.. we U. 10
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
COTTON CLOSES
ACTIVE AND HIGHER
Shorts Cover and New High
Ground for Season Is Reached
in Near Positions.

The feature in the cotton market
yesterday was the strength of the near
positions, which led an afternoon ad-
vance into new high ground for the sea-
son on covering of shorts and a consid-
cradle demand from trade sources.
This followed a comparatively quiet
early market, and led TO a steady close,
with last prices showing net gains Of
from 8 to 20 points.
Liverpool showed a reactionary ten
dency, and after opening at unchanged
prices 10 a decline of l point, the mar
ket here worked about to points
net lower There seemed to be long
cotton for sale above 9.70c for October,
while there was some scattered selling
for q reaction, probably promoted by
rcDorts from New Orleans that cotton
mt on shipboard there for Rotterdam
had been replaced in warehouses, owing
10 the inability Of shippers to secure
marine insurance. There was tresh
buving on the comparatively narrow
sefbacks. however, while the absorption
Of raw served to reduce the floating
supnlv of contracts. The market was
thus made sensitive TO bulllsh lnhu-
ences. and prices advanced sharply IN
the afternoon on the covering by near
month shorts and renewal or Dull
support. March contracts led the ad-
vapre selling up to 9.03c, or q points
net higher, while December sold
tbrougb the 10 cent level and all de-
iiveries made new high records for the
season. Closing prices were slightly
off from the best under realizing:
- Exports for the day wers only l9,lO9
haIes but import receipts are still run
ming ming heavy, and the comparatively y
no IIsno enctnation in the outward move
ment rmeI southern spot markets were un-
nbanced it1ir', TO I2 points higher, and the
m" Iocai market was quiet but points
L;rhor tCo%i M ot zoe for middling upland;
no = sales; delivered on contract l'zoo
bales. Local contract prices:
Oo'S0' Yester-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Why the Gold Comes.

The balance Of trade in favor Of the
United States for the week ended
March 20. notwithstanding that there
was an entire absence for the first time
Of exports TO Germany through New
York, was S27,790,000, according to Sec
retary Redheld. For the first three
weeks of March the country has piled
up credit in international trade of
over SlO3,O00,000 1t is no wonder, then,
that sterling exchange dropped yester.
cay to 4.76ls for demand checks. and
that in a single day SS,3O0,OOO gold
should have been engaged in Ottawa
for import 10 Now York.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.)
MARCH %.
Manhattan.


pINEguRsT Av, VS., 1899 iSlst at, 5OHll}4;
Riverside Const Co 10 virginia Dsnziser II
ZEN st, March %: yrs; atty 7 i CO SHi,iq3iS
60 Of y Y to B c Bauus. 22O w llOth St; Much
Il prior mtg $40. .OOOJ yrs. c; atys So"srs YVES
s4TH Sfo ST. % 5. %aiss Amsterdam aV: 2aayl}o 5:
II Deutsch. sr. to II Deutsch. ST. 55l lst
ffen 3 Dq5 +, mtg s Z fG f5sc9
10 W Otmann Il Co. 2ll Water ST. Fen -, )
yrs. ? c: atty. NJ A Kursheedt. So2 Bg9y a
$. i25 Grand St. 25Tl00: Ave b, ~. " 5;
Riverside Drive; March p; due as per 90 5oad oSG
atty. Marks, 100 Bwy; o.-,oo,, n stViv,v &
IO3O ST n s. l2J lst av, 25KlOO. II; u Eckert
to Title Guar & Co. l7s Bway; March y dGS dGS
as per bond. -, toVVp
laoIa ST. 8. 262 9TH sy i6rss II; .lS Johann q
iprior mtg 81 0OO) due as per bond attys. hirle,
man 4 V. 39l Z l4eth st; ~, =, ~
I6OTH ST, 5 s. a. " Bway, l00rlOo; Podwh Keaiiy
Co 10 Lawyers Mtg Co. 80 Liberty ct: Marcn ~
1851 sr.ss rs ri Washington av. i5ox9s II
Hudson View Coust Go TO Metropolitan lAte Ins
March Ma g: sttys. wOodford & b. l MAl'soa son
The Bronx.
2SSl6s; Katie Reichweln to Margarete J steuer
and ano j39 sjth 81 lmtg S3l5O) Jan >:
"'' p'' WV ST. 100
LOT Il& map Hunter Estate: Kath Kennedy 70
Bronx Security ana BrOhtiase 20, 80 T. ASoth
81 Ipror mtg S3. 500 March Il; due as per
bond: atty. n Frank. 25s T. l3sth st $500
moHgGAN Av, n cor l79th st. 80 lK952; w
Diamond 70 Annie Lealy New Rochelle ~, y :. I
(pror mtg $4,000 March y; due Nov l. 1918
T,,1st 20 1900
MONROE Az sw cor Public So lying fremont
av lZGx5ill 10 Grand BOulegard and COncourse
xl32 lOxl0; o J Schwarzier 70 Breyoort Real Is
tate Co. Is Wall St. March q; yr; atty + A
cnoy is Wall 81: $4,000
t54TH ST, $50 +. s 25erloo: Barbara Brown
to VI Abraham. II South Elliott P, Brooklyn;
March 10. l yr. per cent; atty. III WyckQf;
III Bwsy. Stvg
ie5TH ST s. 90 Cauldwell av 25Il2o: Rose g
Cornell and 10 J + Cohn. IS Montague 81,
Brooklyn. March 22 3 yrs 9 per cent: atty.
[ ) Title Co. Court and Remsen SIS. Brooklyn:
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

The foreign buying, mostly at the sea
board, was said TO aggregate l,25O 600
bushels. There were also reports that
Minnesota millers had refused big
orders for -four, and that Argentine
wheat shipments turned out to be OF
poor quality On the other hand. lower
cable quotations had much TO do with
an early downturn in prices, as did
weather auspicious for the progress Of
American winter crop. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
SUGAR.

Refined was quiet but arm. on the basis Of
90c for fine granuated by all refners Raw
was nrner and Lice higher. on renewed demand
rom refners Trading was quite active. trans
a.,ians amounting 10 about $50 900 bags Of Cubas
SnJ Porto Ricos IN port. ahoat and Tor March ship.
IDrlt N 37sc cost and freight FOR the Cuhas aud
sge Tor the Porto Rcos GumA reduced his est!-
,rstc of the cuba crop 500. 900 tons. placing the
yiS.d al 2.355.O0O tons which compares with last
yesrs actual crop u 597 900 tons There WAS mod
49, Quantity OF sugar available at the close al
SI5-l6c cost and freight, which might have been
Htrchased at 37sc. but. a. rule. holders were
am and the market closed strong. Centrifugal
Ess quoted Al 4sic MolGSses al 4.lte. and CubAS
cost and freight 2sc
HIDES.
M change occurred IN the local hide market
,,i,,ry the week and trading was mostly o. Job
Gns character Prices nOminaIly unchanged, al
thcssh Tie underone easy. BogotAs were
suotsd AZ Sic and Central America SOC
LEATHER.
Trading was moderately active. with prices frm.
c,ri1s - limited supplies Hsmlock tsts were
oroted Al sc and seconds at Sic
The market was fairly active and Inquiries in-
ciuded sorne fair sized Orders for out of town.
pTices we're generally lower ESsenLA! ola we're
quiet with prices paToy s!SIdJ.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
NEW YORK PRICES
CONSOLIDATED EXcHApi
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.


As far as the domestic demand was concerned -four
was dull but prices were firm owing 20 the advance
in wheat Spring patents. S7259 $1.65 spring
clears So f0Gs8-j: winter patents. $500 s. -.
winter straigAts. sGsn9 SG9 30; extra No ! winters
s. -Od$as5: 40 ., $i4jaS5.60: Kansas strslghts
$7I59S7.5O: fancy spring patents. Ss45@Ss.75
RYE FLOUR easy: fair 70 good. 5000 500:
choice to fancy. $3.50 s6 S. COisNMLAL steady (;
and yellow. Sl75@tLs5: coarse. S.7o@N.75
TEED-Western steady bran. !OO-lb sacks, $50 81
dog Hour l40-lb sacks. Sa3l5. city steady: bran.
bulk S9465: lOO-lb sacks. $.625. heavy do S26.75:
Hour do $3.50: red dog -four. li0-lb sacks. $3.50
.ffneAl s3CMS26.JO
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Interest IN coffee IS now principally IN develop
ments surrounding the May liquidation. and after
q fairly steady opening. when prices were unchanged
10 q points higher. the market gave way and closed
near the bottom. with net losses OF 10 10 points
The volume Of business was not large. sales amount
iLg to q 900 bags. TIE july premium remained
about stationary al ll5 points over May and there
seemed 10 be a general disposition 10 back away
from offers throughout the list Comparatively few
cost and freight offers we're recsivei from Brazil
Local spot market inactive. with Rio IS quoted a.
&c. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

Ioudop March ga better selection. amount
ing 10 500 bales brought out active competition
he wool auction sales to-day, Prices were trinef
IO and occasionally loi1 pr cent higher Ameri
cans paid 3 SAD for the best grades o! secures
mfrluQs.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
New Tenants for Dwellings.

shaw & Co leased FOR tho esiate o. Evly W. is!Ih
...faIn ,ba two dwellings at io and ~ "e'' 4o'''
a. 10 Cadie A Howell! .-.,,,,. ., IA rerinr-
,,, az 10 Kate Shea. the d~e.llA1 -s2 ". isth
" y" 70 Mary FOLEY. and the house al I3' west 4'1'
a. 10 Hannah Burns. -, ,-.,,,,, - lso West
Barnet d 60. leased ne a"eu'HS ~ -'
,oist a. TO Ma Emma Murray.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington March 23.-Ths condition q the
United StAtes Treasury al the close O business
10 Iay va. N.t balance Ia general fund. t3sJ0S- o.
OlS. total receipts. s24I6.l5s. total paymcnts
S2lS94ll Tie dsl-it this dsell year is ss1353.- .
sac against a deficit " f@5I.i l49 Last year. eN-
elusive Of Panama Canal AID yG1lc debt GiI-s-
lctiolk
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

ment to dsunt its optimism, The
money spent for improvements. IL
argued, will probably be capitalized,
and that, of course. means valuable
rights rights are never anything else
but "valuable"-for the stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
sgEEP AND LAMBS.

feeling she-- s.'i az SCI 81 per 100 10 Gull. and
hutn' $40. so lamDs. &ll.25: .culls. $3.50;
Dressed mutton steady. a. 100 t5'ic; dressed
dressed hothouse lambs At range Of 359SS.5o per
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH a.
Manhattan,

NanndltdH.
HAVEN Avs 2l2l0 lslr 81 fr thr-'
sty tnmts 75rl0o; e Hens.e kp GO. 6s2 W
20,,h 81. owner: Moore & LAndsisdel. ls,h g
and 81 sv Erchts: cost. '--0'V0'
The Bronx.
yYsE kv, ne cor Il4,h st. sy b tnn5 ,a
72. Trask Bldg Co. A schEarLler; loo5 Bosson
rd pres owners. schefcik. 4les Psk AZ
archf cost. -, Ss3,.-.
LAYTON AV rs 80 v wilcox Az. 81 iraSss
dwie iSr2S: Bentz Constr 90, Benl go
We'tches,er aV pres owners; Primer. 20 2ys 2Ss
rss.onf Mg,Io av 5b v So Boulerari: / stZ
brick str,. 56I9oi wicMo" Bits Go: in1s - !
Dsyer 1873 so BouieysFd pres, oSnss. hresm- Sns
O''' '''''' ~ 5000
AoUgoUcr Av. ss1so1 2 North - s.; ~
owner. Clark. al fremont Az I'chi o5,lI o,slI
r,ssANy sr cor whiuocs ~. ,-o So; .;
brick tenm,s. ,oIss. 5oIs0i Ensign Imp GO;
A Damsey pres, lo2e p 1893 St; osn,s,s
Kreymbors Archt Co. 1879 z ASA e. ,i6s "a
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New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
HOGS,


Reccip,s. ABA head: . cars on ssle. MArks
firm. AZ S7.Ger $3.50, roushs {6.25 $3.50; county
dressed hogs lJt quoted
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Receipts. 300 head 2l3 FOR the market Prices
erm Common 90 prime veals sold al 50 j0aFll
Der 100 ~. cu.'s AZ s ass Dressed calves nrm
city dressed yeals. l4i4 4 lSi8c. few l9c county
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New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

SUGAR FUTU'RES-Sugar futures opened
changed TO 0 points advance and he'd firm on the
strength In spot sugar and bulish weekly Cuban
Ngrcs The close showed M advance of 70
p0iuts with sales 4. .450 tons Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
PROVISIONS.

The market devcOpc1 a h7mer Tone. WIN beItef
h,lifg uroulpted by the frmuess in grain and eyi
deHces that the recent liquidation had strengthened
the technical position, u. .fOlk5kLsteady. mes, mgss
81 20 BEET-Mess $l9@f-O. family. S2l9 S,2 !.
packet s20Gs2l extra India mtss. $50 $50
bRTSSFD HOGS-Steady: bscOns. csc: $50 lbs.
qssc: 100 Ms I0isc: lao lbs. lOSc. pigs. l0sc
CUT SlEATS-Pickled bellies. quiet. 10 hs. l3e:
u lis l21.ci 4 Ms ll1se: picked hams STEADY
country. 6K@67sc. IARD-Firm. Middle West
g. .5Oa 9sOc: city steadier sAcs refined barely
Rail kegs l2.l5c. compound dull =. Sc STEAR-
INE-Quiet: cleo sac. city lard lsc.
rr-r.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Fi-rnuess IN lard and the advance IN cotton and
grain hsd a stimulating influence. and al the close
values were 10 TO u points net higher Range of
prices.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. March g. 1918.
BEEVES.
CALVES.

Receipts. e32: no trading to-day. Feeling stead
Dressed beef SLOW, city dressed native sides. 10,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

It,ool cstcs. Spot--A fair buslhoss 1o.ns,
,,ss 10 600 bales speculation and export 60 S5S
American 5000 Imports tSgy. Mans opened qulei but
steady. Msd 70 Poa. highG SgsS1 aas '5ss:5d s5d as He.
yIsS J,naaTy- February. 65ed MAhSnsiy.I
Vans very drm. but prices asked ehseA Se'N4'''
cloths. oneIs too LON
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.
NEW JERSEY.

FOR HOMES IN the real country within
committing distance consult Country Home
ieaguc 90 West 32d - Phone $3.50 Mad