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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Eleven Days Between Boats

After to-day there will be no steame.r,
sying this city for England until
Lrcb II, according TO notice received
ssterday from the other side. An in
sral Of eleven days between mails
IL England is almost without preee..
Int in recent years. Inc mater oI
eeeedent though was not "nai Wa
aOst thought OF in the financial DIS
net Yesterday, but the need OF buying
athsnpe for to-day's steamer, II DEBTS
London were to be met promptly
lhile there was an increase IN tne
Spply Of bills, it was not enough 10
sset the early demand, and as a re.
M sterling checks moved up TO about
|tgE. Later they reacted to 4.SO's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Es,on. March The Commercial Bulletin
Bush. Las increased somewhat this week. ana
|ts u ,1of wool and foreign Woois 70 eTfl'e ia.y
,sk market u fair proportions fIos' ar ~
IN and ir = fev, INSTANCES slightly higher. Adtices
n sbrosd are all indicative o, suS ,n ,Se NJ ia
II td,snriug prices Contracting IN l,e "Sst ~
~ ssttefrd and prices are without n~'enai
sats although very arm.
s<.dilg domestic quotations. n.i.t,e washed
edo and Pennsylvania noeces -Deaine, 1919 ,,,1i
ohe half blood combing. so Soc' 5g.
|ss Yo,R Fine unwashed zoe. delsine, ~ 2. SC Sc
|ss-taf blood ala3Jc; three -eisutLis' hioof S5a
LssrSio and Nissguri-Three-e ighthS DI0gl. oSv
f. one half 5ja 3Gc: braid. Sl@Szr ~. -
n timnsr half blood un"asheu' ''V'''
esghths. 81 n 3Sc. .. o,,,h. 7aa75r. 4
<oufed basis. Te1as-fine " m ohinS Se,o a..
|ztts. 62a 63c. Calhomia-Noit'eei@e5 Sc oregon
ta 80 staple. I2S5sS. f FiSe Staple Gs~ lss
l.. A. ,,,,,, ia zoe. fine clothing: ooe tVe
+ sodium. sSa6sc: one half blooi eonOiNS' 'V~
ssi,s s,s'ii os;sS "A. s5esc. hne A G.
~, A tgpeD. COG &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
MECHANICS" LIENS.
MARCH 3.
Manhattan.

2lsrH ST. s. 1884 BronEwood r ssrilt;
q Johnston AT Laca,iya. owner and con.
IA. or. Nv.et
WISE Av. 1890 Aueh 4 Go Az Charlotte
II NouskalAn ogner and contractor. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Rockefeller Plea Entered.

Saving that his principal was i'll at
Jekyi Island, William Rockefieller's at
torney. z. L. Anderson. acted as proxy
for the oil man yesterday and pleaded
not guilty for him 10 the indictment
charging the twenty-one directors and
officers Of the New York. New Haven
A. Hartford Railroad Company with a
violation of the Sherman law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06

Application has been made by John
A. Black, OF Thomas L. Manson & Co.,
for membership on the New York Cot
ron Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Steel Receivers Some More.

Ssers advance was particularly
zaEOrthy. because by crossing 4474
|a,aoek sold at a new high record since
., passing Of the dividend. The high
zee of the year was $685. touched on
irusry q. when Steel was still nom
uny a 2 per cent dividend payer. Re
u. reports from the steel and iron
,9sstry have told Of important in
rssses in the output Of both pig iron
I'd finished steel products.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
One Weeks Copper Exports.

Washington, March 5.-EXports OF
copper at the ten principal customs
ports during the week ended February
q totalled S1,467,214, or 10173,719
pounds, the Department Of Commerce
announced tonight. Imports Tor the
week were 3.5O4,296 pounds, worth
s378,lO3. France, Italy, England, Can
ada and Denmark were the principal
buyerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Realty Notes.

Ms Russell Sage has started foreclosure pro
ceodi ~ against the KeAsiugt0u building al the
northeast corner Of Finh Az. aad ljth ST.. an eleven
stpry structure 50. Il-J. with l. extending tu
.gh st. % feet. The action IS brought astl"s,
Liam McBTiei.
William J. ROome 4 Co have been appointed
agents u 10 West 3lst st. and 203 West as 81.
Hsuy h. Hiecae has aced mortgages q 5000
Al per cent on 34S West 18th ST. fsr May G.
Tutng: 50 900 at So per cent on 6l3 Hudson a..
for Louis Dem. and $40 900 at per cent Oh f23
West Sythst. for estate Of William Sager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain of around Sl,000000 by the
banks is indicated by the reported
movements of currency this week. The
gain from the interior was S2,93o,OOO,
shipments including $l,67l 900 ma
tional bank notes sent to Washing
ton for redemption and 100000
transferred through the Sub-Treasury
to New Orleans. Gold imports to-
tailed S4.90O,O00, of which S3,850,0O0
was received from Canada, S75O,OOO
from London and 100000 from Den
mark. The loss on ordinary Sub
Treasury operations was S6,I38'OOO.
Retirement of emergency currency
here resulted in payment to the Sub
Treasury of Sl,547024.
New minimum prices have been es-
tablished by the Stock Exchange com
mittee for the following securities, eff
fective to-day: Pressed Steel Car
common, 25, and preferred, SO; Inter
national Harvester of New Jersey pre-
ferred, 107; American Locomotive pre-
ferred, rs.
The Cotton Exchange seat Of Louis
Starr, jr., has been purchased by ).
T. Gwathmey. The price named was
S10,500, which compares with SlO,'oO
paid on the previous transaction.
Application has been made by John
A. Black, Of Thomas L. Manson & Co.,
for membership on the New York Cot
ton Exchange.
The amount of emergency currency
retired through the local Sub-Treas-
ury Yesterday totalled s78.S00. To date
there has been SlS8,950,l66 redeemed
o. this cpntre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MAR EFT REPORT.
New York. March 5. 1915.
ERkIN

NHEAT-Whest was again subject 10 violent
fluctuations and prices broke 10 new low records
2l9c TO S'sc from the final Of Thursday. although
late IN the day there was partial raiy, and cos
ING prices wore net unchanged 20 l'sc lower. The
cash situation was nTm and cash handlers and en-
purtcis said II was difficult 10 procure cash wheat
Of any kind, even al higher premiums. Export
orders were In the market, and sales were eSti-
mated at about |. $50 900 bushels This foreign
buying finally proved The sustaining influence At
the extreme decline the market was 3ll.c 10 33.c
below the high point Of the season. made just
month ago. and In view OF The big decline and
the nrmAeSs IN the spot situation many traders
buiish the outlook. but 10 was the con
sensus OF opinion that liquidation would have TO
Iun its course before a sustained advance could be
expected. and that the marke, would be subject 10
quick changes Argentine shipments proved larger
than expected. amounting 10 Jly2 900 bushes. but
tnis had comparatively little influence on the for
elgu demand In the local cash market No red
winter wheat was quoted at 81 A. and No 2 hard
a. 81 s9ia. all Tai e { track. No. / Nor Duluth
$l4i AID No ! Nor Manitoba tLjoh. (
Barsio. COltN-Seutimont seemed 10 lean TO the
bI. side owing 90 the recent falling of In receipts
ali the larger export increment. which Is expected
20 draw on the visible supply. but the action Of
wheat WAS the dominating influence. and al tlmes
pr,s showed weakness. The close vas steady. WITH net
losses OF only IL. In the local cash market No :
yellow com was quoted at s2ASc & ! I TO arrive
OATS-E1y1ftcls were said 70 have taken about a
million bushels. but values were influenced by the
action Of the other markets. and nnal quotations
&c ne get 9e! S lS"'5 &c! 9Ga ga 1S B. G
80 J. 6Oigc 10 ole; fancy clipped, 6Si1c to Giisc:
RYE"fasicrr'. 80 western sl.2i c { New YORK
mailing 76assc 6 / Buffalo, BucKwnEAT-
Bu.l: japanese, 81 Il. mixed. $40, prime state.
s. To- Wheat dnciudiug nourl. exports for the
week. according 10 Bradstreets aggregate 49, Vg
bushes. against ;$5SI2- ssi ~es sS ana So'9,,S'
Ss3G7S last season. Corn. exports ior the weeh.
26l5.6 against SsS.s32 last week and sO,sS5 last
year. since July !. l9.329.o27. against 2.O2S.lSj
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
KATY" the Exception.

/ /, almost every case the few stocks
4 declined yesterday were indus
Iss The most important exception
4 Missouri, Kansas g. Texas pre-
- both this stock and the COM
kv slowing weakness, while the notes
I i, company due May ! were OF,
80 so. with no bid. The preferred
II closed with a loss of ? points on
n ay after recovering a point from
d ks price The common, however
HID when it became known that
(es would be no default on the notes
III ended with a slight fractional
\, n was said by an officer OF the
Esnny that the directors were work
ma plan for refunding the issue.
|, hoped to raise at the same time
kDOCO with which to meet bank
lrs and 100000 additional for gen
n nSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE:
R,- TTarbort sherman
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH >.
Manhattan.

20 AV. :. 80 OF 2lsy s. store: Cath Bremen
10 Herman G7onebers 3j9 I'd av; Yrs from
AMSTERDAM Nv. s6J all. Marie Schmidt to
Rodven * Eiuh0u. 2lj SO umOus ay. -
from March l. 1916 atty. julius schwartz. 20
Mln,apis St. B1yn: 81 800
AMSTERDAM Az, :. a. : g land Ella ;.
Iumel. j0xl00. G II n Amusement Co 20 d
Blank. 1916 Washington Az. SIS f-om Fe3 -.
1915. attys. AJramson * Rose. 40 Nassau 4.
MULBERRY ST. 100. store: Rosa Lemacchio to
g Cipuanl - Mulberry 81. yrs from Ma. J.,
1915 atty. G. LordL g. Mubcry - go
9Th Az. @ cor 1911 81. GSjxlj2i 81: W W
Aston 10 Isabelle A kobey. Boston: 20 50 from
May /. 1915. a,'ys. Powers & :, A. Cedar ST. NJ,
FORSYTH ST. G5. store soOr: R Leschlnk to "
zimmerman. O. Forsyth 50; 3 5-l2 yr' from aec
l. 1914. atty. VI A,o;,1y. 20i i Bway. So
80 Az 234l. store. floor. etc: CanalHa 10 W
Sudbrink 20SO Bathsate AZ, s., from March
/. 1915. atty. Ebnng Brewing Go. 200 It Ann ;
esTH ST. Il W. all: II Kempner ct al 70 \
Foss. .2j1 7th ay; Yrs from March l. l'l5 ;
afty. C0rentha. 3l- Bway. . >-.'vV
18TH ST. 500 ". store. 7 Roih"eH 70 G
ScImt 100 W l7Sh SO. ll-l2 yrs rom Mdfch
J. 1915. atty l. Barry, ll2o II Nlthol., az;
lENox Az. GSl. store; VI oppenheim 70 ? Meme
dis. 30 Sd ay. yrs from March l. 1910 Sl,y;
Ka'z $50 B~ay. 80
grrgation Adas Yankof Anshe Slsbodke. u w
ian st: yrs from May /. 1915; atty. J DOee
Paol 50 Bond 81. cow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06

Georgs Hoch and ano trustees 20 Y l. Smith.
RocSlsnd Realty Go 70 Lawyers Mortgage %,
Nathan Fedcrgeen 10 Annie lew 800
D. n Miller TO W G Heppeube. msr 81
Eiinout "4aliy Go ~ Queen Nab @, "
North Moore ilealtios Inc 10 w IlOlmes e, Al. 81
Henry Forster 20 r. A Forster (l7 assgnmslisl. 81
Forster 10 II a Forster err tlT assign
rnsntsl 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OK purcha
MARCH 5.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
BARROW ST. 81. 5. 2O7 " Beecker s. 20 ~ 1t9a
HablshAw Read Estates 20 atT Freeman 90
VAN 'coeItAE PLACE sS : s.. VIZ. ai & v s
1orIcar place mtg 81 100 all liensl' Fec 20;
stty' Mylod 81 Wal S. 40, -, - s.Vo
WEST END Az. 6'4' :. - , 70 ~ '' Ss 10
sy x n 20 10 beg; Alice o. wife VI Appe[ 70 70
ida dq!%a" o" ,gl Pt," s1., a 'G Co. I I5s
SlN.soo'' Sep' - 800
sr y ST. si2 and 3'i f. :, 25i3 Avenue 9
597ysIdp ,iS W W., ,9rch 4 atys. FascI
man y Fox. 80 Liberty e. 60, ,..,n. y
ctr 81 i27 and S'g Il j. Ra, sen Isle S. Con
,ral PARK West )mrR s36.l2jl; March q atty,s
Fleschman a Fox. - Liberty 81 s...., ~
29Ia ST. 3i9 ana yl,, T. 90 10 Helen lei Morrs. ~
President s. Bklyn all liens; March g. . ,,}y,,
L I x Go. 1862 B"ay. ..,. 49, o-,os ;! ioy y
+ Dempsey 10 Lawyers Mort Go. % Liberty 4.
b AMI 5. all liens. Dee -. 1914 ~
-, o. r1mber 60 iS7 " 5ih st 1mig s. 500
Martn : atty. T g 90. l7j Bwy; 500
m4TH ST. :. $50 V Fifth ! az 2'ILoq Price i,:
81 70oi: atty " ScuWarz. 1870 Fulton st. 81
I25TH ST. T. $50 Tenth sv 25XlO0 ID: Ne
cuauic,' .ad Traders Realty Go TO Lizzie Stil'
pass Ia4Is 7th 81. Feb tm's $2j .oOO' atty.
Ss'dlnau. 81 Park Row 81
l2eTH ST. :. l26 IenoI aV l7t99 IL: Anna
sl0.50Oi; FEB 20. atty. r Fay. y william
D Brewster to Ella Quinn. M 27th It. b and
s. all liens. Feb s. atty. DAILY. - Nassau
SAME PROPERTY: BIZ Quinn to II Brewster
~ W list ST. AID S. all Hens. FEB =. atty
1880 ST. as W. n : 300 Amsterdam sv 1872 *
Kiss. keel also all r. and I IN following
l55i 81. % :. 1873 Amsterdam az. runs n
also CI9'on Aquetur % } of b. = d.
Hfs.|4 90 anHHl Nf
xsw 81 10 81 \ 30 10 beg lforeclus Feb q
= = Leu1u'rh,r. ref 10 ! G WeIwood. $40
s5. ~ " co Is" Bs siDo''' As SGT oo5
The Bronx.
ALBANY Crescent p, lSS , 3as E s. '3 d5
c, 1n9; F,1 y; AZ 7. g * g; -,, -. 81
eli if1etsU = ~, 10 Ge err III Sbl6t 81 \
PHO, S. Ciiy Island mtg $4,000 March 81 4'iy
CRY ISLAND Az. : S. cor Poln, st. 100 GIIlj
also cry Is and AZ. cor Point =. iAj'. ter
trule ~ Abbott to al t0 Fstc. ". 70 1set. 10 "
Ploy st. cry Island mtg $4,000. March 8. as'y,
FIREMAN ST S09-ll. o. 8. co loyao. Marion Lnz
Si,iih : !. .i ~ I. : I 60 loo BFaS. sio9
FRseMAN ST. $50 ;. IS y, yyse Az -5asj: Frda
W4ttenbsrg 20 hatirshaw Read Estate. Inc. 100
Beay ,m;s S7.isOl March /. atJ. T. q y T %
+ 3 COX % p Cas-. 22is Powell AZ, FEB .;
Cas- -Lij Wtsfcles'rr ~. 500
KING AN 8. FN.'l. 4iA at. lt'N o.. arN Alit
Island as " coy Tie. &c. iOX11 Do. Gertrude II
Aito.f and auo Oh ~ l. Hnrto.. Ocean Grove. J
tmts 81 500. March 8. ltJ. Scott o. NAs
IAN 81
LoRiLLARo PL.ses 70, Is. map " Powell SIX
10. Edmm Nfs Go tU Agnes VI jrf. 20 Nelge -.
Bro0Alyu lmtg SO iU0I. Dec l.. atty. Wein-
i-rr 100 RN4y 500
LOT 49, map cas,er estate. Marsarc, Earlier %
Gertrude Edwards - Victor ST. Nolsers.
Mach ,. att II Hozs 80 : " Assn 81
SAME PROPERTY. Gertrude Edwards 90 II Roc
10 = W l5th So: March . same atty 81
LOIS ~ TO 40 Book is. map Morris PARK: Z Ken
re-t 10 7 Mccarthy. llt " OH 50. auI an1
Mach 4. af,y Rerncrt - Exchange Di. 800
LOIS 2Jl 233. map part rrasA estate. schnei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
SUGAR.

Va change IN refined and all rehIers were NC stsd
~ the hasis u 'jc for me. lt-iing "a 49, i.
nav fs,sr sales were made late "Wednesday Ig
,b local and European account IiAI's,' ,so oeo
i"eal I'm st March and April shipment a s4.c JOY
GSSs 'o cost and freight equal TO TIC Tor cen
1utDas., "obtrh represented advance o. g
uHus"l. .,a,,ctsig salc< 10 local rein to-day
on he same bss. the particular. Of which ~, ssre 9
At<l..ye' t. Tor Inolasses and Sa.c for CubAs. coat
LII r..lIhf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
NIRl.

FOR SALE-2j0 acres u g1oi clean farm laEd
on Rappahaunock River. In high sta'e Of GU
tiyaron. Producing profitable sups d Alfalfa 20
acres timber balance sandy l0am With clay subsoil
Healthy. beautifully situated Ideal place FOR all
the year round hotel River sbouuds Ia oysters fsh
and crabs lu season Good bathing hunting and
artesian water Steamers from Norfolk. Baltimore
and Fredericksburg So a. acre. RICHARD 4.
KAIGHN. BoNles Wharf. Essex County Va.
FOR HOMES IN the real country within
committing distance consult Country Homs
League 80 West 321 II Phone $3.50 Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street saesroom yesterday follow;
b. Samuel Marx
10TH ST. 1870 w s. 22j Amsterdam a7
2jAlO0. sly tcumt: Mary King and AK Anna
Lei e. al. { = Il " " Buckley attys.
CoclIane. ref: due. $2t033 %: taxes. etc.
sjl960 70 tie IIontir Tor so 900.
BY Henry Brady
TIN ST. go f. s. 1898 Avenue D, % $500. 3.
sty tenmt. Caroline Hurry e. al agt d shapiro
et al. l. 5 Iiulse. atty J A Foley. ref. due
sl5.gz79j. taxes etc. $3.50 TO tie plaintiff
Tor Sl2600.
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE:
By Herbert A sherman
ARTHUR Az. 1911. S. 200 l77th ST. 20l. SIX
1855 20 Belmont ay 2HuXis9.l. sly dwllE
vacant. Scamcu's Bank for SagilH In the cry
~ at May \ tau e. Al. Cadwalad'r.
WicAer,laIl & Tat. aJtys. : Fish. ref. due
fJJ.2l9s2. taxes. etc. $-O 9j0l2. Withdrawn
Ey Henry Brady.
MONTEREY AV. 203l corner l.9th 81.
80 gxg9 3Yi} SNlG0I. : sty teumt. Gusse Nor
g.ustem agt * Kroner et al. ; Y Hickman.
atty A Gegerich. ref. due. s. Ar 81; taxes.
etc. S3, subject 10 first mtg Of $4,000. To
tie Cur Realty Company for Si3l0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Harlem Apartment Rented.

Rice 4 I'm have leased for A bert H. Atterbury
10 a client for term u years the slr@toY elevator
aps mrut house. known AnuapO q Court. b3i
West 18th ST.. adjoining the southeast corner o.
Riyefda Drive on A lot 5OxIj0 with line
OF 70 feet. The rental aggregates about 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06

srcAp r,TJrRES-Futures opened steady.
,,,iIts decline 10 points advance. with SAFES on
Inc call 2IoO tons Trading was not Se',g e.
realizing sent prices on Few points fae h Is,
ugchanscd TO points lower. with total sales i'O'O
,.,,.g Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
To Live at Irvington.

Kenneth Ives 4 Co leased FOR J. II. McColloIgf
his pyorsrty known as White Lodge. on Broadway
IrvinRtOn on Hudson. consisting Of large house
stable outbuidings and seven acres 10 H. "A. Ayers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Third Av. Building for Market.

s H. Raphael has leased the three story building;
7jIf7 at the northwest corner Of Third ay ard
l2ls: 81. to the United Public Market Tor l. VII;
boston, Tor ten Yeas at an aggregate rental OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Newport Villa Rented.

De Blois 4 Fldrdge leased for Edward Morrell o.
PhilaicI phla IFS place az Ochfe Point and shepard
sv Newport Il. l., TO MIR. and Mrs George BTooAe'
OF Birdsi,Oro Pa FOR the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
PROVISIONS.

There was only small business in hog pIoiueSs
and prices we're steady. OWING 10 SINAI , stysnce
i've i, n0f Zoe markets fork Quiet. mes sisygS
go 80 family S92o $235 80 short clear ga
fnGEE SfraIy. mess. 81 $23. family. - ~ e
Dr., sgz.g S2t. extra India mess S5o9 Sso
dressed H6GS-E4sy; baeoa'. s'.G; $50 c lT:
NC. i6O lbs CSC. 40 lbs. lOc pigs w, "a.
III ,TS prblel bellies barely s'"ady ~ Ius 10,
Mn NJ a.! III, il lis IKE picked hams steady
d. TAILOW-Steady special; '5s pN, ~ ~ =
,l-,,,53ir.f. country. 6lz667sc LARD-flrm' M.uuie
nom, sooSq g0c city steady go 1890. refined
south America nc Continent 10 9's l Eit sTs
l2c. compound dull. SgSl2 SlhA"i'E
- -, 1Oc. cit lard He.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
Mt. Vernon Property Sold.

tho southwest corner os East 4th st. and Hillside
81 sIlOO Mount Vernon. TO NJ o'Donneu. OF New
yor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
III Rel Estate Est
West Side Flat House
Figures in Quick Resale

Lehman & Harms sold for the Greater F athush
COrpg atiOn to Mar Lynch 3I7 East Z6th ST. aid
Tor The Sew i0rk Title Company. 10 Henry Caln.
300 "a. arsie Lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
SEABOkRD ClEARAi
FLOUR AND mEAL-It was dinic,

FLOUR AND MEAl-lt was difficult 10 do busi-
ness Ia -four owing 10 the rapid price changes in
wheat spring patents So 7jgS 90: spring clears
s. 25G&6 90. winter patents. 81 7j@S; winter
,traight, 81 5OaS5 Gj: extra No l winter. s. 20
as =. No 2 s. 90 s. 40: Kansas strsights 81 -
"a 81 50; fauy spring patents. jobbiug lois $Sa
IS 3 per 100 ID. RYE FLOUR-Easy: fair 70
good. So 1896 50: choice TO fancy. s. 900 s.,
"GRNMEAIe-Steady: Kiln dried. 81. BAGMEAL
Steady. fine white and yellow. 81 5JgS 50;
coarse 81 7Og$l -. FEED-Western steady bran
100 ID sacks. SIS 70 standard mddlins do, s26 %
ciy steady bran. bulk s24; 100 ID sacks, s26;
heavy do. 500 80: -four do. S3i: red dog -four
l4O ID sacks. SO, oilmea Si0@SiO 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
COFFEE.

For the hrst time IN number Of weeks the
coffee market showed some animation on the buying
side and while business not large. consisting
OF q 900 bags buying better than selling. and
az the close values hrm. at To is points net
higher Offerings were small. and part Of the de-
mand came from Europe The better feeling was
based on private cables from Brazil stating that Eu-
rope was a good buyer there and was willing 70
pay considerably higher prices than were obtsnable
In the United States, II being said that 915c was
bid for "a IN the Santos market. Cost and freight
offers were generally higher Santos Is being quoted
al SSJdg lOc. and Rio 70 at $3.50 IOjc. Local
spot prices we're steady. with Rio rs quoted at 1ssc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 3
Manhattan.

MOORE ST. 80: Caro-. ue " Child e al AZ y
Parkinson foreclosure Of mtE' Hy'
MOORE ST, 30. Sarah y Townsend agt 3 Par
anson et Al foreclosure of mgl. atty, same.
1870 ST s. o. " sth av lGIlO0.ll New
Church Board OF Publication at ADELAIDE -
H0yt 81 al foreclosure ~ mtg. a,y.
sOTH ST. 3l3 ": Mar Matilda Cnikshsnk e. al
aa Mare Barnes foreclosure Of mtg; ANY,
J n Hirfey -
LEXINGTON AV, e cor l26,h -. 9e.iiIs0:
smith az Lytile recr. e al foreclosure Of
mtg aty. J Rider ,...
81 al foreclosure u mtg avs. Wolf hohn
20 AV y cor 91th s.. 2jK1j Anna Schmldt
AT Albina Goldstein E. al foreclosure Of mtg
ATTY O. ) Petrgsch
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ALTERATIONS.
MARCH g.
The Bronx.

Items under g. 900 omitted
l5zO ST. % e cor Independent sy siy and stilo
frame dwlg .sr3I 3. Mrs y lockwood. on prem,
owner: II T Child - BWay. arch teci so'Vvv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
The Bronx.

roy CT mia corner store): " krumdleck an'
sno to Joseph Lowy. $40 " l:Ith s.; Yrs ag ~
: mo. from nov !. 1912. atty. NenstaehissI' pi
PARK Row F''' q" '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
The Bronx.

NOME ST. = cor Prospect AZ. 60tsje; Mary
Kirsch ag Htner Rlty Co foreclosure OF mtsl'
LOT IL, BlSck 2s8-. Section H. Tax Map. Anna
Crossin agt Verona SchmuH e. al action %
f0recose transfr u tax Lien. ATTY. u swan. 4,
IOT ~ Block ts2l. Section II. Tax Map,
Barrier AT { blarksraf 81 al faction 10 tofs-
close transfer q iaX lem; atiy. sane. r.,.,
ssv rank ~ The CRY 81 Y au Flofencs
Cahen Cforeciosurs O; mtg. st'ys. Le1o"'
I7So ST 100 Brook st. 5oIs2 8; IDA
sDlndler AIT Simplex Imp Corp e al ltore'
closure q mtg atty'. Wise 8 oI-o., ., o.-,
la FONrAINE Az e :. 1873 la9th a. loiS
loo, " q Dunn AT Catherine keeEan =, al
foreclosure Of mtg attys. Mclaughlin u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BUTTER.
49,. ga ,kg. Trad .ng extremely dun eI
-. Zee GOOD. are van for imm'd aie use
pIic.s Tor fresh creamery about &c lower. AHd AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

TIE following plans for new buildings were nieh
March 8 In the Bureau o. Biidings.
The Bronx.
IoRlNG PL. s. 1888 Hall q Fan- Terrh,.
NV concrete garage. l8Gij: = Wightmsn 1900
Ioring p! owner: y Clverdon. --o1 And,e~s
AZ. architect - -
cRoTONA PARK NORTH. 8. 2I Prospect az.
80 pTick trnuf 50xs4 3. Treown Co, Inc. r F
French. y Cedar e. prs. owners: q Z Ps.hs an,
30 4 42d 81. architect Novu.p
noRls sT. " = IS lyon sv ! s,y concres
Ssrase l36x2i6: A n Roeth on prem, owner
7 F Brosan, ll9 23d 81. architect >'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
The Bronx.

l. r 4 GO 10 Fannie Klein
4 q R0mru 20 y .au!rtt.
New YORK Trust Co % Moss Estate. Inc.
h4,c.le A Headeuonst0 MalBr Frank.