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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Bryan T. Kennedy.
MERCER ST. 235 S. rs Of Sd St. 25rloo: 9
~ Ioft bldg. Y Savings Bank Clarence
VI Busch ei al Boweri a Sands. a,tys W =
Glare ref. Tue. sil. 81 - taxes. e.c. 3S;=.l0;
10 the defendants. Tor S363Oo.
By l. J. PHILLIPS & Co
I73o ST. sSj " y cor Audubon az. l00Il0o. 6
SIS tenmt: Penrose Really Co AZ Fletcher Court
20 81 al: G. Hamburger aut Lev. ref. due
s5gssO OF: taxe, ete. yJ.s-i.i5. sub 10 mtg Of
$50. 900. adjourned sine die.
by Joseph +. Day
l36rH ST. Ils W. s. 800 " LenoE Az. 10 6I9e H.
IS dwg. Lincoln TrIs, Co. as committee. agi
Iearie p Weisald II al. Bowers Sand. atiys Z.
r Demlug. ref. due $40 e3l o.. taxes. etc.
s-3. O.. 90 tie plaintiff fOr $1,000. 1900,
II8TH ST. 80 ". 50 v LenoN aE 2OlO0.ll {.
- dWg. o Msizgsr eXf. Ast II Sehreier e al:
Al S=ain atty 4 EhermEnu. IT, re-; due, slo. :
ISL =. taAe,. etc. s. AS 81. 70 the plalntiS
Tor $4,000.
81 VI Morgenihau. Jr.. Co.
27TH ST. iSi-l5s W, :. l06.2 IN Az. % ll
10 efs7 3Issg. j. sty lott and store bldg; w
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LIS PENDENS.
MARCH H.
Manhattan

ROTH 81. .. as " lst av. lssIioo loI rrss
Home for Young Girls AIT l. lese e. al TORE
closure d mtgl sttys. oney n Cons;oeh
18TH ST. s. 3s5 OF TN ay 2OJlO0.lli Jsn.
ME J Mandeyills al; Nsihiids " Mer$ns o. 81
foreclosure Of nts: ai'ys. blIndy. Mooney
IS cay Of y Y AT X " Jackson faction 20
acquire titls) atty, Polk.
lEN0x Av. 233: q r ChisOlm 81 a. sst FOX
et al tfOreclosurs Of mtg; s'ys. Stewart -
$40 ST. 40 W: wesso AIT Pennlsns Really
Co ct al foreclosure o. mtg), attys. oudin.
iIsTH ST. : S. 2l2ii 81 az. s7.lHioo.si v
Stocly. trus. et a. agt Lo~enthal 81 al tore
closure o. mtg; aiiys. Gusssahelnier' tn'es'
myer & Marshall
BANK ST. e cor Hudson a.. sr.lox'ssI ires;
lsist 81, 70 ", and .sist %, cor Harrison
Av 62lIXgl.ix irTeg; Margaret Bradley AZ
W McGurk Of 81 (smended PARTITION; atv.
l. Van D0ren.
The Bronx.
KINGsBRloGE RD. cor MeCouib q, issI
100: ) Plat, receiver. agi Gilbert e a.
action TO forecIoso mechanics LEM; att.
Deutsch
LOIS 2sT and sSs. map o, village OF wAkessld:
I Burke sst G W Winston 81 el 0oreclosesS
~ mtgl ; atty. y T Nugent.
JENNINGS ST. s3l: J Piitman AZ W VITA
terbo,tom ct al foreclosure OF mts)i atty. o
IoT ~. Blk s237. map 0, Kinssbridse Real Es-
tate Co. auction sale. Bronx Savings Bank ag
F Davis foreclosure OF mtg: atty. d
simpson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
Theatre for Eighth Avenue,

The Solomon Reich estate Henry Reich. eHecu-
tori has leased TO J.. :. BologniuO the three old
buildings occupying plot 50xl00 feet on Eighth
ey adjoining the southwest corner Of 4ih St.. for
A term Of twenty one years. az au aggregate uet
rental ot $40 900. The property IS known as t93
~ 6g7 Eighth
Plans are being prepared by the lessee for a
theatre. with a seating capacity of COO which Will
cost about $35 900. The operation IS expected 20
start on july l. Mr.. Booglno Is interested IA sew
eral other theatres In this city. Gettner. Simon &
Asher as attorneys represented the Reich estate IN
the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
Brooklyn Parcels Sold.

Martin A. Ansbro sold for $4,000 the three
four story apartment houses AZ 6S26. $3.50 and Cs32
Third ay Bay Ridge for z. J. Carley.
Mary 4. M0wry sold to John Josts. for occupancy.
through &. R1l ns0n the two family bronwstone
house az l76 Sterling Place: tue two family brick
house a So LGrlFfs Place. for A. G. Haley TO
Franz and the three story brick building. with
store and apartments. az 40 Rogers aV.. for the
Thomas Martin Realty Company. 10 Louis Bern
stein.
Tie G. y. Matthews Company sold. In the Ridge
wood section ls62 NOodblne ST.. ~ Dietrich LohSe.
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RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH II.
Manhattan.

20 AV. SO: store and basement: Margaret Heydt
10 Wald. So "a Av: yrs from May J. 1915.
AMSTERDAM Av. from Manhattan at & l25th
ST. part Of bldg Caihsrne Burke and ano.
trus. to Produce Exchange Bank. on prem
ises. yrs from Jan /. 1915 $1,000
DstANcEY ST, l2i: store; KsplSn 70 J
Gilt. l2i Delaney st: 3 yrs from May /. 1915
atty. VI Barrows. 800 Bway: $1,000
MULBERRY ST. 235; all: Margaret Shannon Ct al
TO G Sirlsnano o. Mulberry st yrs from April
!. 1918; atty, A Lesniti. "a Mulberry It; S2220
MULBERRY ST. 233: all: Mary A Cunningham
10 c SiTignano. 10 Mulberry st: yrs from April
l. 1918: atty. \ Lesniu. "a Mulberry st: s2.22O
SD Az. 2274, all; ID Brown Ell al, trus. 10
Bergman. 1924 81 Az; yrs from May l. 1915 ;
atty. | Segsl. IS Nassau s.; s.. 200
i44TH ST. 262 25i W: all. A Lyon 10 II Lippman.
$50 T. ltOth st; yrs from March Is. 1915; atty.
A Leichter. 1872 Nassau 81. 81. 300
18Th ST. 300 W. basement store; Carrie Oman TO
J Yerstzian. 500 w ljls, St: yrs from Jan |.
usTH ST. SO7-3ll f: all: Funck and ano TO
Il Kanter and ano 1911 Lex ay. 10 yrs from
March /. 1915; sttys. kanter wilkins 30I +
i:7TH ST. centre line. 1910 from Bway.
2Jrl00: the land Emma Adams 10 Lenox
sand & Gravel Co. Is W li0th St. 20 yrs from
May /. 1915. attys. Foley & Martin. o. Wall
At. 81. 400
20 Av. 937 store and basement; A Shane and
ano TO " SPITE and ano. sSI ID av: yrs from
May /. 1914; $3.50
The Bronx.
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The Bronx.

AsTsGsy Az cs ;s' 10 i sSsis'H B'1 GsT9Sa
CWifej. 3oO5 Grand Boulevard and Concoure
tmts $1,000: March 10: atty. Title Guarantee
oRIGGs ST. n cor 9Th az. lOOIl25: Tripoi
Realty Co 70 Harriet ] Heller 2i3 Montcl4ir
As Isl John =. $50
Gsssr Az. 1885 $. 25IloIlI: II Eekmln to
Aanie Prochaska ASS White Plains mtg
s.. OOOl March 10; atty. II d Patton. % Cedar
HANCOCK ST. 5. ass Columbus av. IS.
loo. T ] Hassett ref 70 Fishkil savings In
stitute' Fishhll. y \. March l.. ATTY. G II
Baechler, llzs wslSr az: ,-,-, ';og0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12

Liverpool cables Spot. IN good demand: sales
10. 900 bales speculation and export. 5000: Amer-
can. 5000. Imports. 81 900: American. $4,000.
Middling upland 5.l7d. Futures opened steady.
vance OF 5Is TO Az points May June OSd: July
August. 5l4hd. october November. ; e9i9d; Janu-
sp February. 5.36isd. ADMINISTRATIONS better.
With more business cloths IA more demand.
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SUGAR.

No change in refined prices. which were listed on
the basis ~ 57Jc for hne granulated by all re-
fners A frmer tone prevailed IN raw and prices
for Cubas we're higher. although Porto kico5
NAMED unchanged. Rehners were again IN the
market As well operators. and trading was
quite active Business included %. 900 20 %. 600
bags Of Porto Rlcos IN port. Ahoat and loading to
American at i6ic for centrifugal; 1000 Or $1,000
bags ~ Cubas TO operators Ghoai. at II l6c. cost
and freight equal 10 47Oc for centrifugal. 10 900
bags OF Cubas. ahoat. TO local renner. at % &c.
cost and freight. equal 10 7ic for centrifugal
and sales Of about so 900 or 100 900 bags Of Cubss
10 local ronners for April shipment al sac. cost
and freight, equal 10 4.77c delivered. The market,
closed run at 46iSi7i for centrifugal. 3sT8
S97c for moasses and il-l6e3 23-32c for Cubas
cost and freight.
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show II frmness in the Brazilian cost and
freight position had stimulating influence here.
and closing quotations were I TO Il points net
higher Business was not large. sales consisting OF
800 bags hu, there seemed to be less disposition
to sell especially IN the positions which sug-
ge,ted that holders Of high grade RIO cOnees were
less inclined 70 deliver them on contract. Receipts
Rio large. amounting to $4,000 bags. com
pared with G 900 las, year. aud the Rio market
showed a decline Of 70 refs: Santos. however, was
100 res higher and receipts there were only 1900.
compared with the amount last year. In the
cost and freight market o~ers were comparatively
scarce. and prices firm. Santos s. and -
being quoted al 9.75Gl0 loo. Il al 9.25g zoe. IS
at S5c and Rio "a a. 6.7j9G.SJc Local spot
prices remained the bass Of 7A.c for Rio 7s
Range Of pyices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
Cinderella Appears.

Maxwell Motors second preferred
zane in yesterday for a recognition
TIA. was as tardy as the discovery Of
Cinderella in another chapter Of his
toy. But for all the fact that It was
among the FIVE leaders Of the day in
point Of activity il could not seem to
overcome the lead the common stock
bad gained in the recent trading. The
common beth sold higher during the
iay and closed higher, though by the
end Of the fiscal year IN per cent
viii have accumulated in back divi-
bends on the first preferred, and there
viii still remain 6 per cent TO be met
On the second preferred before any
Disbursement can be made on the ordi-
navy shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
FTOPICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
Motor Stocks Take Centre
of the Stage in an
Irregular Day.

Motor stocks had very much the
|rigb. Of wsy in yesterdays market, and
|lhsy improved their chance most
|ro,ably: al least Maxwell Motors and
|WNlvs- Overland did, all the securities
|oi the former company showing large
rains and the latter's stock scoring an
advance that put il in a class by itself.
I0ft motor company stocks practically
HE same thing is said in all cases. The
|,ompanies are piling up big earnings,
Land their best months Of the year are
Ian ahead Of them. or are just begin
hing. l. is not that fact which has
caused surprise in Wall Street, but the
sudden market discovery Of it, as re-
marksble in its way as the discovery
That not so long ago sent Mexican Pc
.roleum sky-hootinc up 20 II from 81
before il met with any real setback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated
MARCH II.
Manhattan.

MARCH II.
Manhattan.
eRooms ST. $50 yarlek st; 2sIstt; Q
Johnson % .frederica Veteran o1trr; Pouch
EssTps' Es c. March 10 s'j Sc5
LEXINGTON Az " 5; so5 Ssh st. G 2oSeS :
March II tprlor mtg $4,000: 2 yrs e.P q;
atty S Nor1rger 100 Bgsy; $1,000
sosTfS 95T ST 's .Sd B Ssd S,:iy 'G6 70
Helen VI Kelly. ll6 E SD st: Yrs. 5ia PC;
atty, Tns Guarantee and Trust Co: $4,000
Rachel eros, to L 5 Brush 10 sth az: March
II: yrs. c; atty. Orr. 81 Ch an cGs
WATER ST. ". So n Wal! St. 1892; I 4
Peck to SeameG'' Bank for s1yins'. 70 Wall
,, MsfsS due NS4 10 % w W. y. $40
to II Aur,eo. lis Z I'd st, March IL due as
per bond; atty. b LiienS'ern' 10 B"y am
SAME PROPERTY; same to same; March Il due
40 ST. D $. 25i5 " Az b. SO syiOOII Mathiid,
RTiof mtg st59So q au SI sept H. 1917 oSG
~ til; Guarantee a5d d trust Go. i7S IsaSyj
slsT ST. s. $ 1 s32 Park sv Issrloos; LIIiSa
sim, to National Academy q Desisn; li5 W
as per bond: atty. TITLE Guarantee and Trust
The Bronx.
BAiNBRloGE Av " ls4th St. sLGIlot. !;
Value Really Co % Guaranty Trust Co. 40
EETay' March IL US ~ C; atty l. t. T 4 oo =
sERRIAH Az 429 lst g g; v 5SIsJS :
New Haven. Conn: March 10; yrs. ga C;
BOSTON RD. 1892. $. AK irreg; J Roehm
70 Olga Wlelandt. $50 Ralph sy. Bklyn. June n
1918: due July l. 1916. atty. y Landau. 2i9 5th
EAGLE Az. Gsl. $. 10 likes; MarssFcths
10 A p At
II: yrs C. atty 7 & & T Co: $4,000
HANCOCK ST. W S. ils.9 Columbus Az. Is Ok
100. b DOsso to Fishkill savings Institute,
Fishkil Y; March 10; due April l. 1915: 9
INreRyAtE Az. 2Sd11 lG Inu, st, ~; loS
structiOn W Inc. 1881 81 aV (prior mtg $40 goo
March 10 $due as per bond; atty. q * 7 Co;
LOTS 1879 and 200. map Century Investing Co; T
Barry TO McEyoy n Rooster Construction Go. 1907
Maruion ay: March 10: due as per bond; atty;
Lors % and iOO map 1893 lots Mary Radaayi
Annie ProchAsker 10 II Eckm4n. 1854 Grant az
Cprior mtg $4,000 March 10. due as per bond;
LOIS III and lss map Century Investing Co. J
& Dutt to Clock. 1862 jackson ay: March
10; due as yer bond; atty. c Clock. 1862 Jack
POPLAR ST. SIS. 1914 Forres, St. IS 2IiOeI
Laura Jones and ano TO North Side Mortsagc
Corporation. sol li9th ST; March 10. due as
Yer bond. atty. 7 * Co; $3.50
WALTON Az. PSI, 5. l9x75; J Graham L
81 p c; atty. Makepeace; III Bway: ,t5,l5'
so ST, 5. 2IT.9 lst st. j0Kl0O ION map Nalen
tine u Brady: Alice + Rogers to SIgmund
spiohler. 32s 2$5th St tprlor. mtg $4,000
March 10: yrs, 5is c; atty. + y Kelly. 900
l2TH ST. $. being e Il. OF "a lot $50 mai
Bway Dec Il. 1914. ATTY L ID LousAman. 20
1874 fHi' ST. s 5. 200 Elton av. 2jrloO: Mar
Moore to sommer. AIS L l5sth st. March II
yrs. atty. I q co: 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12

SUGAR FUTURES.-Market only moderately ac-
tive sales amounting TO $50 tons. but after show
Ing some hesitation early. prices developed Arm
ness and at the close to points net higher.
Prospects Of larger offers from Cuba and a COM
paIatlyely quiet consuming trade were against
values. but the market stimulated by prospects
OF Great Britain removing its embargo against
American sugar and reports that there foreign
buying orders in the market az slightly under pre-
yailing quotations. Range Of prices.
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Buys Corner Structure in
Old Greenwich VIII
lage Section.

Courtlandt F. Bishop has added TO
his holdings in the old Greenwich vii
lage section. Through Herman Hanauer
he has bought the four story dwelling
house at 1 Horatio Street. on a lot
16.sx65.3 feet. He owns 3 and 8 Ho-
ratio Street, which now gives him a
plot 50x65.5 feet at the northeast cor
ner OF West Fourth Street, located only
six feet from Eighth Avenue.
Frank Bradley, of the Bradley Con-
struction Company, is to erect a home
opposite the Schwab mansion. II will
replace the five story American base
ment at 3l9 West Seventy-fourth
Street, recently bought by him from
r.. VI. Singer, through Slawson &
Hobbs. On the same block, at 305, is
the residence of his father, William
Bradley. The house occupies lot
26xS0 feet and was held at $4,000 1t
was build by days work for the former
owner by Harvey Murdoch from plans
by c. T. II. Gilbert. Frank Bradley re-
Gently sold his home, together with
four other houses, at the northwest
corner of West End Avenue and
Seventy-ffth Street, through Slawson
& Hobbs, for an apartment project
Other sales follow:
Manhattan.
18TH ST-IIarrlet II Janusch has sold 400 and
lqs East l3ih St. a five stOry factory. on pot
JOxl0O. between Brown place and Brook ay
lad ST-Charies Shllyek has sold 20 Louis j.
Adrian 4Js Vest lf2d 81. a four story dwelling. on
lot 1Sa99.Il. between Amsterdam and Convent avs .
and directly opp site the Church u our Lady 81
I0urdrs The house at i66. a few doors TO the
west. Is under Lease 10 Charles A. Adrian
g3D ST The Doug ass Robinson, Charles =.
Brown Company has sold for Mary T. Quinn the
three story dwelling at $50 East gJd st. on lot
lBSri00S near Third Av
INST ST Harris Maran & Son purchased from
the II0yt estate the plot liiN9j feet on the north
side OF i7lst St. 1872 feet vest Of Broadway Ground
will be broken at for two nvu story apartment
houses Joseph A. Stern and the Desne Realty
Company negotiated the deal.
The Bronx.
CROTONA PARK NORTH-A J. Madden has
sold for the Benenson Realty Company 667 Gro
tona Park North a five story new law house on
plot 40Nl00. The buyer Is Cottlieb i. Schnell. who
gave I'm exchange 463 East l+7th st.. a five story
fiat on lot 2jKsg.7. located $40 feet west OF Brook
av., also $50 Jackson av. a two story dwelling. on
lot 25IlOO. between Trinity aV. and li9th St o.,
WISE AN.-W. j.. * W. J. Brown have sold
for the John W. Cornish Construction Company tho
po, 50ISO at the northeast corner OF lIith st. and
WISE Ay.. 20 the Trask Building Company. The
site will DO improved with an apartment house
NEWBOLD AN.-kuZ * ren have sold for
Munle Zimmerman the plot lOONl0O on the north
side q Newbod aT. SS.S feet west Of Zefega sH.
UuionpOrt.
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least she has achieved one distinction
She has probably the only market in
the world that can advance on the
news that one of her country's mer-
chant vessels was deliberately sunk by
a ,yarship of another power"
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH II.
Manhattan.
IIanhattan.

Flood. Mary T. ct al 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
70 60: ~" de- s. r 10 Louisa Mnturn. INst s. 220
" atty Title Guarantee ana TrIs. a. CO. al $50 s:o
trGs tuxedo. y \; same property. same a''{i
same a'' rus to Title Guarantee and Trust Co same
H5Sa isnSid2 sophia Il. to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
Obs Emma una 70 Lawyers Mortgage Co: l3sth g;
pdydsoH. ~ to Jane Bernard. III. IVES, End
az. spring -. llS-ll7' atTs "AJiahd * d. -SS11
Bernard. w NJ ct al. ears to Margsretta Der
uarI 3SI Central Park West. 81 a.. spring 81,
US-ilT: attys Way and & b. 25s BsV. $500
Same 10 same, same property. same az. fS'2gyy
same to same. same YEopstO. SANE atV $33'gg999
Same 10 same; same property same Aty' sfsoOy
sans TO same: Central Park West. s. ~ a
Br 2s D. Tst 60 to Mortgage and security
O.: lIit3 f. NJ - i TO- i'' a I''i'Oys i6j
Farmer, Loan and trust Co 10 Ausus,e Knoepke.
~ west End az lloth 81. Sjs W; ATTY. L;4Hyers,
Bog. 5 {. sad sno e1rs. to c Bernstein. IL W
7j,A 81. 10Th st. w. atty. Lawyers Title lnsur,
BaIEcr, Trust Co to Agnes o'sullIyan. 53g "
l1o,h St; Slst St. 81 L. atty New York Tue
E.is' q ". TO G F Gregory. 2O5l Bwuy; 22d II.
ri West atiys. Cannon c. 1856 BwAy; s.. 50S
Bre,.nlch. H. TO Julia Il BaeEs,ein. trus. j2j West
.5EiOO. atiy. Title Guarantee and Trus, Coz:
Huber. J. eur. to Emgran, Industrial Savings Baak
81 Chambers s. Mott -. 1876. atty. lite
Guarantee and Trust Co. So. 500
Manhattan LIE Insurance Co 70 Bo9ey Saving,
Bank. l2s Bowery Clafemont az " cor ia
ST. lOOIlOO. altos. CadwaiAder. W T. % Val Val
-, NAW.NVV
Tile Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Fox. Rcd
HANK. J: 9Th az. 79s: atty. Title Gusran zee
Bgan. c ). sdmr. to shepard. Rutgers
Slp. 6l atty. Hurst. -9s GaFseli ~;
Butter. Cornena 4, 70 @ Rodmsn. 3ll " s9yh
s.. slst 81. 40 ". aiiys. Todd * 81 John ~
BYays s-v'VVV
The Bronx.
Z Jacobs 20 Sllversiein et al: "
" Enrich 10 l. l. lie Casanova: ~
May ID Brewer % Butman. ssavl
Nsrbattan Mor-gazs Co 10 Metropolitan Trust
O. 500
+ W Langfori. adm. 70 Brooke Esiiie. Inc a.,
signs mtg. s!32Dg
same 10 same. $500
II Homer, trs. 10 Almirs Hoyt: 5000
D yaupel 10 Title Guarantee and Irlst Co. t1V'''V
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New N0rl. Pre.eminent.

New York may ye, lack some Of Lon
cons qualifications as the worlds
financial centre said a broker yester-
gay after reading the latest news of
me International situation. "but at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12

ne BrOnN.
HOE Az. $ 80 Jcnnines ST. ? ~ brk
tennis. j0HSs each Galveston Bdg Go.
HeTsch0Wssy, 1888 Hoe ~. pres. 0Uasr. sass q
sprnss,sen. 81 Upion ga architects. tottl COT,
BROADWAY, V cor 2ls,h st; ~ hrk sore.
5O1.0. A Van Cort andt 30 William a.. owner;
Asoins, 5l3 l25th o. architect. cost 81 100
WALTON AV. cor l7sth 81: . ~ brk telnis.
5O16S. 5OIJ7 NotiAw Really 60. 7 Nearby.
70 W fremont Az. pres. owner. Thomas,
Z52C Webster az. architect. total cost $4,000
H6TH ST. s. 29j e Prospect Az. vault, 2jIl9t.
Ri0graph CO. s01 = l75th -, owner. J Rae,
si3 Manlda q. architect. cost. tl.i00
LAYTON Av, Fincent ~ ~ Trans
store and dglg 20Ni0; A Petit Elliot az. owner.
T Kelly. 543 Morris PARK sv architect; cost
73sTH ST. =. IT'S Msrhs Az: ? ETY. franss
dggs 2lx3T each: Peterson. ASA RJsr az,
owaer snd architect: tota! cost. 800
stores l37. 51GANss i0h y VOL CO.
Wolf $40 l3sth =. pres. owner fremont
Architectural Co. iOl fremont Az. architect oos,,
RESERVOIR Oval. IS, ;5' Hoy; b; q, .y
Moshou az. owner; Greenlus. t2S 2ss,h
81, architect: cost 5000
''9 s5lso ii z meArd.. : sri leu :.
owners II T Howell. Sd AZ aud lsssh st. arb,
itect: cost soV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
sEABoARD CLEARANCE
FLOUR AND mEA'

FLOUR was inactive. and while stocks IN NE
hands M consumers are beieyed 10 be small. buy
ers are inclined to be conservative spring patents
S7i56$75O: spring clears. So 55@$S 80: winter
patents S6759t7; winter straights. So 500 90 % :;
eStfa 80 winter. t5JO@s5.75: No 2. s. 25ds5.4O:
Kansas s;rashts. $3.50 $500. fancy spring patents
johbing lots s. 3Odss s.. BUCKWIlEAT FLOJR
dun S3lO6s525 per loo ID. RYE FLOUR quiet
fair to good, s675@s6sj: choice 70 fancy; '7s.S
MEAL steady: nne white aud yellow $l53d Sl.s3 {:
coarse sl7O@N.75. FEED.Westem steady bran
-four do s33 red dog -four. liO-ib sacks. ts5 city
steady: bran. bulk. $3.50; l00,lb sacks. s;6 90;
heaY. DO. 81 -four. do. so red dog nouf' IiV-Io
sacks, $3J. OlLMEAL. $500 $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March II. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts 1890 pkgs Business Is unsaiisiactory.
with further reductions IN values. For very fanci-
est fresh creamery soc became outside rate.
Creamery extras % score. zee; higher. SOC. nrs,s.
score. 25n zee: frss. 25is 25e: seconds. an q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
Yonkers Apartment Sold.

The Beyedere apartment house. five story
structure completed last fall on the American Real
Estate Companys Lawrence property. IN South
lonkers. has been sold 20 investor. IL was fully
tenanted shortly after It's completion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March II. 1915.
GRAIN,


wHEAT-only moderately active. and price
changes were irregular Early In the day there was
a substantial decline result OF commission
house selling Tho cash position was strong. and
this had u stimulating influence on May which
advanced &c from the low OF the morning. Later
positions are coming under the influence OF the
new crop outlook. and while they showed good
rally with May. the trade at large was paying more
attention 10 the prospects OF the next crop as mar
ket factors. Al the close May NC net higher.
while the late months 1sc lower 10 tsc higher
compared with the previous close. Cash wheat was
scarce premiums well maintained. and the
fact that foreign bids were generally out OF line
indicated that importing countries were likely 20
limit their purchases as long as there Is a prob
ability OF Russian wheat being liberated. In the
local cash market No red winter wheat was
quoted al 81 63lf and No hard at Sl.6j. all rail.
{ track: No / Northern Duluth. leo and
No ! Northern Manitoba. sl6lH. / Buffalo.
opening navigation CORN-The market was heay
early as a result OF commission house selling but
prices rallied on reports OF better cash demand.
Nc higher Argentine shipments for the week were
estimated at SOC. 600 bushels compared with
242 900 last week and $4,000 LAST year. In the
local cash market No yellow corn was quoted al
S3S.c OATS-1he market was stimulated by re-
ports that large cash house in the West had pur-
chased 900. 900 bushels Of May against sales OF
that amount for export. and closing quotations
were y sc net higher. Local cash market frm;
standard quoted az 53c. No 2. 631sc; No 3. c2Afc:
clipped 63l. a64l1c. all elevator. RYE-Essyi No
Western 1928. I New York BARLEY-
Dull: feeding nc. nominal. ( New York; malt
Ing 700 SIC. 1 Buffalo BCChWHEAI-
Easy: japanese $40: mixed. 81; prime state. T.:
silver hull, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-12
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y. No fNl75 Flour. Mpls pat s7sj
Iron. y. No fl450 Cotton mlddlins SIS
Iron. s. No l4b0 Coffee, No : Rio ~.
Steel rails. l25 Sugar. fine gran b.76
Elec copper. liii Molasses. OK. p -
TIN ............ 4575 Beef. family .... $500
Exchange lead. 395 Tallow. special.
Wheat, No red 63il Pork. mess. 1000
Corn. No ? yel s3A Hogs. DR.. 100 N lO]t
Oats stand wh CO Lard mid West $50