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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
RENT STORE In
CASINO BUILDING
Lease Will Expire Same
Day as That on the
Theatre Premises.

Brokers who rent commercial space
had no cause yesterday TO complain
about the demand for lofts, Offices
and stores, as the business transacted
was large.
Manning & Trunk have leased for
the Shuberts the store and basement al
14O4 Broadway, in the Casino Theatre
building, to Leon Erich, OF Brooklyn.
The lease runs to May /, 1920, the ex-
piration date OF the Shuberts's lease on
the Casino Theatre. Also leased for
the Rialto Theatre Company, who are
erecting the new theatre on the site OF
the old Hammerstein Victoria, the i2d
st. store to the AID Street Theatre
Ticket Agency. This lease is for eight
years and three months from Febru-
airy 1.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, has leased
for Vincent Aston large space on the
fourth floor of the Aston House Build
ing, at Vesey st. and Broadway, TO the
Prudential Insurance Company, Robert
j. Mix. manager.
John n. Golding has rented to the
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
the store at 1850 Second av., betweeL
Goth and 61st SITS. for lsidore Jackson;
the store at 1855 Ninth av., between 18th
and 18th SITS, for Colonel A. S. Bacon;
the store at 1927 Amsterdam av., be
tween 14Oth and 14lst SITS, for +. R.
Wood W II. Dolson Co.
J. Eisner & Co., manufacturers Of
mems clothing, for many years at 4S
West 4th ST., have leased for a term OF
years, FIVE floors, containing $4,000
square feet, in the building at 1870
Fifth av., northwest corner OF 14th st
George B. Corsa and Carstein & Lin
nekin were the brokers.
Julius Friend, Edward NJ. Levi Com
pany leased for the Seventh Avenue Sc
curity Corporation to Charles II. Scott
& Co., Inc, the second loft in 30 and 81
West 9th st; for William p. Emo TO
Lowenstein & Nepel the top floor at 81
to al East 18th st; also loft in 10 and
p West seth ST. TO Stern, Miller Co.
Pease & Gilman have leased for a
term of years a loft, 50x100 feet, in 81
and 33 East 32d st. TO Abraham |. Sill
verman and Harry Wiener.
NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc, have leased for
the Improvement Company of New
OTh, Leslie ". dlIutIs pIeslutHlf LHt
entire twelfth floor, containing 1900
square feet, at 7 East 3Sth St, running
through 10 10 East 39th St, TO Gage
Brothers, Inc. a Chicago corporation,
whose present New York address is 400
9th av. The lease is for term of
years, at an aggregate rental OF $4,000.
The space is leased for the manufacture
Of millinery and millinery accessories.
Pease & Gilman have leased for the
First Leasehold Company 70 the Emer-
son Photograph Company a loft, 75x
100 feet, at 3 West 35th st.
Spear g. Co. have rented in the Dins-
more Building, at 302 5th av.. north
east corner of 3lst ST.. for the 302 Fifth
Avenue Corporation the inside store
and basement to the Belmore Lunch
Company for long term of years.
Holden, the bird importer, will occupy
the corner store. This lease completes
the renting of the entire building.
SCHNEIDER e. Liebler have leased for
Jacob Wertheim the large double store
at 1898 Sd av. for term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10

Knickerbocker Realty Holding Com
pany. David ZiIkin, president. are 20
construct ct once five story apart
ment. with stores. containing nine
suites 70 each floor. Mr.. Lawrence
purchased the corner last July through
the same brokers.
WEST 18TH ST.--Ennis & Sinnott
resold the FIVE story apartment, 50x95,
Gt 555-557 West 18th ST., TO Edward
o. A. Glokner The buyer gives in
part payment so East 124th St. three
story dwelling. lSxl00, and 2G7 East
Hath St, five story plot, 25Xl00.
O'Reilly & Dahn and John Becker were
the brokers.
WEST 18TH ST. - The Williams
Building Corporation, Samuel Williams
president. sold the new six story apart
ment house. occupying a plot 60xl00.
on the south side of 18th st. located
10 feet west o. Seventh av. The buyer
is William G.. Willmann. who gave in
part payment 16l Bowery, a seven
story loft building. on lot 23.4x116. be-
tween Broome and Delaney sts.
GRAND AV.-John A. SteinmetZ pur-
chased from Fredolen c. Mehler the
three story dwelling. lot 25xl0i. on the
east side of Grand av.. 80 feet south
Of 166th st. The seller takes in ex-
change a lot on Commonwealth av.
ARTHUR Az. - Joseph W. Rowan
sold 2074 Arthur sv., a five story fat.
rlot 50Xl00. between l79th and 1S0th
SITS. The seller took in exchange the
plot. 47x2D0. on the south side of 17Sth
St, between Prospect and Mapes avs.
EAST 18TH ST-John F. Fetzer
sold for Christopher Munich to B.
Lauer, 1929 East 135th st., five story
fiat. lot 25x10O
MLEAN AV.--John F. Fetzer sold
for y. Lauer. 70 the Cedar Construction
Company, $50 Mclean av., a frame
dwelling. plot 50x110. The purchasers
Will erect taxpayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
FLATS TO FACE
SCHwAB'S HOUSE
Structure To Be Erected on
West End Ave. Site by
DIR. 6. V. Palermo.
HFCKSCHER RESELLS
57TH ST. PARCEL
Property Is a Former $65O,000
Holding of the J. S. Ken
nedy Estate.

ny. Charles V. Palermo is going TO
s,set a fourieen-story apartment hoase,
s;sgorally opposite the Riverside
1r;Se home Of Charles NJ. Schwab.
The apsrtment house will occupy the
r,sr,ises az 500 20 30s West End av.,
s0v-D feet. DO feet north Of the north
cast corner Of 74th st. He bought the
rropertv Yesterday from a number Of
persons through Slawson & Hobbs.
The plans Of the house will be drawn
hy Schwartz & Gross There will be
one suite on each floor. DR.. Palermo
recently completed two fourteen-story
APARTMENTS al Broadway, West End av.
and saith ST. The Broadway house,
known as the Alameda, was sold 20
Colonel Jacob Rupert a couple Of
months ago
The J. s. Kennedy estate property at
6S West 9th SO. and West 66th St,
recently purchased by August Heck
cher. was resold yesterday by Mr..
Heckschcr 20 Michael Dreicer. who will
improve the site. On the 57th st. end
are two four-story dwellings, on plot
656x1005. and on 56th st a four-story
house. 25XlO0.5.
Immediately TO the west is a ten
story structure erected few years
ago BIZ Mr.. Dreicer and under lease
10 Henri Bendel. This property was
recently sold by Mr.. Dreicer 70 Adolph
Lewisohn. The Kennedy estate held
the property at S650,000.
Other sales yesterday were:
EAST seth ST-Duff & Conger have
sold for the Corn Exchange Bank the
building at i24 East seth St, on plot
e562-3xl022, adjoining their new
hank building. TO Alfred Lewis. owner
81 the adjoining Sill 1-3 feet, making
his ulottacc 76.s. The bank building
rs only one story and the school 10
The south and the buildings TO the
vest are permanent and only -four
stories high Thus the premises OF
Nr Lewis are practically assured per
manent light.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CON
COURSE Daniel b. Freedman has
purchased through H. A. Douglas, one
Of the largest individual holdings, com
urisi0C 10000 square feet on the Con.
course Just south Of the Fordham road
from the executors Of the George II
Culver estate. which has owned the
land for a great many years.
Tho plot has a frontage Of rs fee
u1 the Concourse, about 80 feet south
of lssth St. and extends in an 81" e
lS7th ST.. where the plot fronts S2.t
feet, and has a depth from that street
Of 222 feet. extending back from the
Doncoursc 1856 feet to a point within
100 feet Of Valentine av.
BROADWAY-Gu stsvus L. Lawrence
has sold the large vacant corner, lOOX
700. az the northwest corner of Broad
vav and Academy St, through M. l.
Strunskv & 90. The purchasers, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10

COTE, developed s'esdisr tons and a. one time
was no 10 n points above the final OF " -inesdAy.
on scattered buying. part n which vas Tor foreign
account and On absence of more than very moder,
40 offerings Tie trade az rule seems impressed
ly The fact that New York Is the lowest coffee
market 81 the world az present. and mis- fact .
apyarpntIy also recognized abroad. Buying orders
appear Aare from time % time which are nele'ed
f6 emauate from Europe and 20 IS The consensus
hat considerable amount % long coffee Is being
held here Tor European account c.
Al he close oy re day there was scattered pto't
taking which resulted in paria! set9ack Dl'
final quotations were go ~, points net H's"'''
Cost and freight Offers from Brazil were nrlner
santos 3, and Is being quoted 81 l0A eori -,
m gi, 4. Il Sg009 00'. with sales reported
.,-ry ar Sc and Is a. soc all London credits
while Rio Is were here a. i.l591-5r. Amerlcsl
credits spots were inactive AID unchanged WIN
no IS quoted al Use Range % prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
Sales at Auction.

A. IL fcrrJ 81
BY Joseph p. Dsr.
MANHATTAN ST. = vs. il7s = Houston II.
% 2Is2.s . sly tennt. 20 the planuh for $500.
BY Henri Brady.
MANHATTAN Az. % ~ n loo'h a. 27.sr
e4s sty sptmt. % The plaintiff for $4,000
A. N. BroaI Exchange
By Joseph +. Day.
WESTMINSTER Az. u cor Hoe s' a2riSI irres.
~ nat. 10 the plaintiff FOR $1,000.
~ Charles A Bernin.
PLYuPTos Az. i3ts. -. 90 ION s. 25tss 81
irrcg . sty frame delg 20 the plAnun Tor Nt~V
By James J. D'no'an.
KELLY ST. 80. 5. rs ii5th 8. s5Iloo. -
bros dsig. 10 the plaintiff FOR s. $50.
cRUGER Az. 1851. - o. 59j n Morris Park Az
2sr95 dwlg % The plaintiff for NeVo.
2lATu ST sci L. n . 1913 Br0nIwcOd. IS "a
100 . dwlg sold 10 the plaintiff for $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
$4,000 TWIN OAKS AT
ESSEX FEELS SOLD
This Fine Home Property Was
Owned by c. w. Nichols.

F. NJ Crawley & Bros. have sold for
Charles W. Nichols his estate known as
Twin Oaks, on Forest and Rensselaer,
roads, Essex Fells. N. J. The property
is considered one of the most attractive
in the Fells.
It consists Of a fine residence of
stone and stucco construction, contain
ing thirteen rooms and three bath
rooms, surrounded by a plot of about
occupied by Mr.. Nichols until about
two months ago, when he took posses
sion of the handsome new residence re-
Gently purchased by him on Underclif
Road, Montclair. 1t was held at $50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
PROCURE LOAN FOR S145,000
Property in s5th ST. To BE Improved
with Apartment.

Leon S. Altmayer and Hughes &
Hammond have procured for the One
Hundred and Six East Eighty-ffth St.
Company first mortgage of sl45,OOO
as q temporary loan on nine story
apartment house 70 be erected on
plot So by 1922 feet at i06, loS and
10 East S5th 81.
The construction will cost about
5000, 900. This will be one Of the finest
apartment houses yet erected on the
East Side. The plans have been pre-
pared by Schwartz e. Gross.
Mr.. Altmayer was the broker In the
sale and resale OF these three prop
critics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
EXPECTS CANAL CLEAR SOON
Panama Railroad Agent Sees in Zone
a Rival 10 Florida.

Declaring that reports OF the Gu
Zebra cut slide in the Panama Canal
had been greatly exaggerated, Edwin
Booth. jr., who arrived yesterday on
the Colon from Colon, said the canal
would be open soon.
"The engineers have progressed rap
idly with clearing out the slide he
said, "and prospects are bright for a
successful tourist season. When the
canal is open for traffic Panama IS
destined 10 become a second Florida"
Other arrivals were Lieutenant and
Mrs. r. G. Batson and Harry o. San
berg, Of the Pan-American Union, who
completed a journey Of $1,000 miles
through Central and South America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK simmons: ACTION FOR AB-
gOITTE DVORCE-LOUISE BOERNEE
Plaintiff against WILHELM CARL BOEk-
NER. Defendant To the above named
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the complaint IN this action, and 20 serve
a copy Of your answer on the Plainiirs
Attorney within twenty days after the SER
vice OF this summons. exclusive OF The day
OF service. and IN case Of your failure 20
appear. or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against you ~ default f'r 'h' r'"8i ''-
Dated. New YORK October cs,h. 1915.
MORTIMER LANZlf
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post once Address. SO. II
cedar street. New York city
TO WILHELM CARL BOERNEE.
The orerolng summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant 90 an order
Of the Honorable Eugene A. Phnbn. a
Justice OF the Supreme Court % the stats
OF New York. dated the lst day % No.
vember. 1915. and fled with the complaint
.rein, IN the Office % the clerk % thu
Courty d New York AZ The County Court
House. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New YorA. on the Srd day Of November.
dated. the srd day Of November. 1915.
MORTIMER LANZIT.
Attorney FOR Plamtla
Of.ce and Post Ofiice Address. ~ Cedar
street. Borough % Manhattan. city
~ Ncw York
FRANCES g. MARTINEZ VS. CARLOS
MARTINEZ. --ORDER or NOTICE state
Of Connecticut. Fairfield County. superior
Court. IS. Bridgeport December 3rd. A. ID.
1915.
Upon ,he complaint n the said Frances
+. Martinez praying, for reasons therein
set forth, Tor divorce and change Of
name 90 Frances r. Parks now pending
before this court having been returned
thereto on the nrst Tuesday or May. 1915.
u appearing 10 and being found by this
Court that Carlos Martinez. the said de-
PENDANT. ~ absent from this state and gore
to parts unknown--residing In New YORK
city. and that notice OF The tendency or
tho complaint was given as required ~
order OF notice heretofore issued. and nov
tn Plaintiff asks FOR further order OK
notice ln the premises
TUFRrFORE ORDERED. That notics
OF the pendency OF said complaint be given
by publishing this order IA the New York
Tribune "a newspaper printed IN New YORK
CIV three 90 times successfully. COM
,oeu-iue on or before the 10Th DAY OF Des
, cember \ ~ 1915. nv eie Court.
WM T SfAVtLAND.
clerk OF the Superior Cont Of Fairfield
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
IRON n, T-ihun- Bureau

From Tie T-ihun- Bureau.
Washington. December =.
ARMY
Firs; Lieut. PHILIP : CAGE. coast art report
on Jan. l.. 1916 % Commanding officer coast
dsfer'r' Of the Delaware Tor assignment 10 /.
company.
Col. LYMAN W v KENYON from asssum.n.
@5th Inf. attached goth mr.
Col. SAMSON l.. FAfSON. inf now attached 5,h
M. : assigned 2jth lnf
Leave o. sbsence: Capt FRANK II. ADAMS. I'M.
two months on relief from present. duties.
NAVY.
Lieut. Commander A W. JOHNSON. detached
command Downe- 10 connecfion f.tiug out
ConynghAm and duty IN command when commits
Lieut. q. O. J. A FLETCHER. detached Ohio.
Lieut.. a. O. e NJ. ELDER detached command
CT. 10 Columbia
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
De-. s-Ay.Win. Cycloqs and Utah 90 Hampton
Roads. BAtlmrrl. ~ Iona Island. Celtic az
Guartar4nlo. tytl1p.. E. Noro.A. l.-- q, Neu
Hork Jaui. lusls I. b0stoH. Jupiter % Lam
bert Point. milwaukee and oregon. a. San Diego.
Vulcan a. GuGtanamo. Whe-llng az Neg Or
leans Wyoming. 81 Tlmp nsuiir.
De-. e-B-ookiyn al s4b4g
SAILED
De- E-Cyrops. from Hampton Roads for Nor
foik Jupiter. from Norfolk for Lambert Point.
Wyomlng from Nr'' y orb }ard Tor Tompzinsriiis
aud Newport.
De- s-Brooklyn from sahsng 'or Manila
Sacramento will stop - Norfolk en- route from
HSyuau waters % PsftsmoulI n. ". yari ~
colliefs will lcsr- HsmptCH Roads Tor Guantanamo
betseru December .ul January 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
EXTRA DIVIDEND FOR COLTS
New Declaration by Arms Company
Puts il on 30 Per cent Basis.

Hartford. Conn. Dec. AT the De-
cember meeting Of the directors Of the
Colts Patent Fire Arms Msnufactur-
ing Company this afternoon, the stock
which is now selling around 900 was
placed for the time being on 90 per
cent dividend basis by the declaration
Of the regular quarterly dividend OF
2l2 per cent and an extra OF 10 per
cent.
The annual meeting Of the company
comes in April, but during the unusual
ly prosperous year just ending, the
company has declared dividends Of %
per cent, including that voted to-day
Reports OF war orders filled and IN
process made to the directors to-day,
showed the company in an exceptional
Is fourishing condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
MEALS

c.Dn-r vas qui,t and Unchanged WIN te'Iro-
rr..r ouotel z. I91. 1-0c on The New YORK
Metal FIcuanss nm vas steady. with spot quoted
~ n .uas- 5Oc Boo dve-tou lots. and December
= 90 n 7- zoe Lead dull: New YORK spot. 2jc
nd E.st So Louis. 5l5c Speltsr nominal; New
YORK sIot Il15aIj.e-c. and East s. Louis 1880 ?
b. U0- IN London lead closed al f2s 'or spot and
ar Tor futures Spelter. spot. $50, aud futures.
g1a standard copper spot IN London closed az
IN 9, sd fumrrs al E11 l2s 81 and elec'Foytc
800 coz los with saI rs o, 100 tous spot and 200
,sr, future Tyn standard spot. El55 rs and
future. fl55 on sales o. % tons spot and 70 t0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
Rents Jay Gould's House.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company has rerced for Jay
Gould his six story American basement
house at 1882 Fifth av. to Stanley Nor
timer. 1t is located between seth and
Goth SITS. on the block below the Car
Eegie mansion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
Employees Get Time Off to Shop.

In order not to restrict shopping TO
Saturday afternoons and late hours in
the day. and TO assist in the efforts to
relieve pressure on clerks in stores,
each woman employe in the home Office
is receiving one-half day off for the
purpose Of doing her Christmas shop
ming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
New Building Plans.


2oTH ST. e. 23t 18th s'. for str tank
house and fsctOrT. 23Isse. NJ De CourIal.
igl oh AZ. owner John STANLEY Go. Inc.
Icssces: n A Reid. 347 9Th aV architect: s. 900.
3IST ST laa n ~ E2st. for sty garage. lol u
qsa n Steegcr West 10th a. owner. & IA
Gillespie. 1923 Bway. architect. $4,000.
The Bronx.
MELVILLE ST. vs. 81 Van Nest az. . - brk
ssIr gsrg5. GerrAso Slyani 1913 MelTiils -.
owner. VI w Del Gaudio. iel fremont az.
architect. S25e0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
E T Rrdfnrd a Rnynr.

John Crawford has sold the $4,000
Green Farms. Conn, home OF G. II.
Tilley to +. 7. Bedford. 1t consists Of
a modern sixteen room house and about
seven acres, which front directly on
Long Island Sound. The property adj
Joins Mr.. Bedford's estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
DAVID D. DAVIS.
u HAZARD HALSTED.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohalan, Surrogate
Of the County OF New York. NOTICE II
hereby given 90 all persons having claims
agaInst Harriette ) Barnes. late OF the
O. luty OF New York deceased. TO present
IN. same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
srriber. ~ his place Of trsnsacting bust
ness. ~ the ofiice Of Messrs. Murray. Prem
The City Of New York. on or before tho
ist day Of May next
dated New York. the 18th day OF Octo-
Der. 1915.
HERBERT BARNES. Executor
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ROWLAND.
Attorney for Executor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES
BantrurtcY Petitlons.

l. NACHT & CO-Lssc Ssrh,. doing business
as / Nachi & Co commission merchant and
converter Of cotton goods. az 81 Church a.. has
made an assignment 20 John J. Morris. A petition
was also fled against him By John McGurk $500
r. Cullum. 81 600 and A. Auer1ach. 500. MIR
Nscht has been 81 business twenty yeas.
MOTH FSkY BROS.-Hyman ami Carl N0ttuf-
sly poultry dealers. o. 66l Brook a. G.ei petition.
With liabilities. sl3l66. and asset. SIS 900. con-
sisting OF real estate. 81. 900. interest Do poultry
and chicken markets on Last Goth g. and on
wilkins sV. s. 900. accounts. $4,000. cash iu the
hands o. an assignee. 5000. ami tweIty shares Of
stock s. 600 Of the Ncslchester Live Poultry Co.
They also have a suit Tor damages Tor 800. 900
pending IN cont Hyman Mottufsky has individual
liabilities. Sll 602, and Carl S1.6j2. The real es-
tate consists Of one-h half interes' IN is and 20
Jefferson st.. 532 Water 81 and on 10Th 50.
JOSEPH A. O'NEILL. fur merchant residing ~
525 West 9th s.. filed petition. liabilities. 3,jA.
contracted four years ago. and no assets
JOSEPH GERSHNOWITZ. fancy feather worker.
o. 1880 Brstow ST.. Tie Bronx. Liabilities. 1854.
and no assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
corTonsEED OIL

CofoUserd oil was moderately active ard the
uud-rtons was nervous shorts aid commission
hors.s bought freely an early break and prices
sJr.rce.l ro above he previous close Tor the late
roslflons but again eased on and anal quotations
s.-s net unchanged to points lower Range Of
prices. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
Castles Sell Long Island Home.

Theodore II. Lamp, echt yesterday
bought from Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle their country home at Great
Neck, Long Island. The property is
known as the Shore Cliff House and is
valued at S65,OOO. 1t comprises a Colo
NAL house, with cottage, stable, garage
and kennels and about five acres
LEcluse, Washburn & Co. negotiated
the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York December .. 1915.
eEEVES.
Receipts LOIS head. mainly for slaughter. 70
trade reported In live cattle Feeling steady Dressed
beef IN fair demand. city dressed native Sides
l0h@ lfLc
Receipts $50 head 2s- head on sale. Feeling
steady Common 20 fairly good veals sold a.
s7.50aslI % per 100 10. M choice Or prime Of
Tered. cIlls s.. good grasserS. 3i.3lh. canada
calves al S462iz a$i. cry dressed ycals steady a,
1874 dlSc: country dressed a. l29ljc.
SHEEP LNo LAMBS.
Receipts. 2sSj head. sh cars on sale. sheep
mil steady: lambs quiet but arm. quality con-
.iderei Medium sheep sold az s. per 100 To.
Medium 20 good lambs az t9.2j9s9j0 Yesrlings.
s.. Dressed mutton steady. Al s@uhc. dressed
lambs. AZ l2is0l5kc Country dressed hothouse
lambs lower at Sy9$lO per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts 1885 head. No sales reported on 1--we
vesht Feeing steady. Country dressed hogs al
-. "a l0c. roasting pigs at l-Gljc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
Transfers Wall Street Title.

twelve story Office structure at tho
northwest corner Of Wall and Water
SITS, was transferred yesterday by John
B. ODonohue ct al. TO the Tontine Es-
tates Corporation, subject 20 a mort
gage for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
Owners to Meet To- Night.

An annual meeting of the House and
Real Estate Owners Association will
be held at s:l5 o'clock tonight at New
York Turn Hall, s5th st. and Lexing-
ton av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
PROVISIONS.

fog products were moderately artive. Prizes de-
,e'orst an easter tone under selling oy packing ln
80 Toward the close ~ the day however, inc
demand sgan Improved. and final quotations were
u6t materially changed from those OF Nelns3i@ A.
Eril,y Rs C0O. kansas City received 5000. ana
omaha 500 PORK Firm. mess. SlsS tl',,S93
fsrrfg so EOas-Z so. short clear. SO -
ipi.riti' etssIy. ms. sif50gsi7. family. SiNg
e.. -0. naes,- 81 50rsl1.6g. extra india mess,
81 505s2S DRESSED HOGS rm; o-s9ns. ~
i6i.r CIR NFATs- Picked bellies quiet. 10 IDS.
iIa,c. n lbs. ilisc. "a JOS. Ike. picked hams
sfssdv i4a,c TALIOW-F.rm. special. Sc. cy'
u. roullrai country. TihMSc LARD-Nteady
Middle Wet o S8as 90c; cy lard gliet. gSsc. no
fraI IarI steady: Continent. 10 s5e Souih Amer a
lic. Brazil kegs. l2c tOMPoJND- STEADY, - "a
TO-. STEARINE-Cuiet. oie0. l0rgc. city lard
stearine. lO4ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10

AMERICAN ELEVATOR co -Iudr, Hand Ia,
appointed John L IJtte receiver %. Doe American
-rator Co % us Cedar ST.. o. app cation 0t
Brsffo-d Butler and on consent or Jacob Wilson.
president s.d Charles Van Zali;. acting treasurer
Liabilities are reported % De 10000 ard ss,nf'
sls 600. consisting ~ machinery and tools. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10

SPOT cotton was quiet and points lower, At
70 Csc for mlddllng upland sales nii. delivered On
contract. 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nsv York. December .. 1915.
BUTTER
Receipts. 1912 packages Creamery. erras ~
scoreI $40 54isc. higher scoring. IS aizc; hrsis'