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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
The Natural Corner.

Around the Street there is little
question that a natural corner existed
n Bethlehem Steel up TO yesterday, II
4 /, no. still there. The greater part
Of tia stocks floating supply had been
withdrawn from the Street, an operation
not particularly costly, as those things
70. because Il is doubtful If there was
n sny time in the last year more than
5000 shares of the stock available for
ths stock market No large short inter
al disclosed itself when the stock
rose 10 1T last Thursday, nor yet
when 4. went 10 1855 yesterday. The
Street had the crop Of reports that
might have been expected, of private
settlements by the shorts at midnight
conferences in uptown clubs, bat he
action Of the stock seemed to indicate
that any short covering that had taken
Place had been IN the open market
The work being made not too hard, nor
We. too easy, by the pool that has &C
tumusted the major part of the mar
kst supply. Yesterday, when the stock
broke, il seemed at first that the shorts
had finally given up. The closing
trades, however, invited further con
sheraton OF It's position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Everything Goes.

because there are a great number OF
NHerments in the business and fnan-
80, situation, exaggerstions and mis-
Sements, lost in the crowd. are not
e easily detected as in ordinary times.
bb'otieS about the business that the
s ~ Steel Corporation is doing,
W. instance, have employed figures
s ~, make possible hardly more than
vac eonelusion-that the war must
~ tomorrow. or at worst next week,
m O,use there isn't money enough in
europe 70 pay for what the Allies
~ ordered. No report, apparently,
~ VOC absurd TO gain credence some
c.sre' even the one that British and
,.. ,Insn capitalists are fighting for
,snol of the Bethlehem company, the
~. group seeking TO profit by its &C
'''es, the other 70 close up its plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
ssAI.hem's New Distinction.

vh.n Il crossed $50 yesterday, Beth.
Nam Steel robbed General Motors Of
: distinction which IT. in turn, had
:,E.n from Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
"a distinction Of selling higher as s
,on.dividend payer than any other
,,.p. that brokers could remember, ex-
800 international Power. General
W6tors's best has been $50, the high
,-;es being generally attributed to the
i,.t that the rapid retirement OF the
,onpany's notes was opening the way
soT a distribution 20 the stockholders
~ ,ome Of its very large earnings. In
,.,national Powers high, however, was
100 mads In the bad old days, when
.ssr. was no stock Exchange commit
,ss on business conduct and manipula-
~, was not taboo. While the re
,.mblsncs between Bethlehem and In
.,rstjonal Power ceases after a com
n,rison Of their rapid advances, it was
sopnd interesting in the Street yester-
S,v 10 recall that Power rose over %
soints within two weeks and dropped
I'd within hardly as many days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and attorney
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

1874 W. % n 5sth St. 25rI,; LIST 49,. g
n 56th -. 25N7t. lst az 5; u 3oh 81. y ~
"a A Wiuf,-nitz 10 Winte1litz Realty corp Jos
PARK av mtg SEQ OOo) all liens: April 10; a,iS,
" sulberser 80 Park Row s.-, .. - en-. S,Vo
20 mtg $50 ooo) April l0 same ATTY AK, $50 $50
20 Az. 2l26 ;. 500 n 25'h st. lotao; oi E.NA
Ra,kin 70 Schor S vie' t,s,5 -. h sgTAy "a
CHERRY ST. $50. ; 80 Ja.A' son. o. ,aan
J. rucamann 20 Fremont Really CTp,, IspV s,n
~: and 5: April = ats. i Mannheim ,5 I05
xiseIIA ST. 4 " $ lalt BIee;Esr St e; q. y ,
GoeGl s,n, I1. H'"s c5 H1ySn ieSd 81,
Apr III r. az atty y v saiins 25s BVv: s. 200
MONROE 81 sG rs 1 R Rsshson CON- ~ 100
I'm ay: and April atty. Mannheim 9C5
MONROE ST. 900 s92. s. 3Ol5 Corleirs s..
3; ~; i. .,5. is s,i, same 10 same 500
MONROE ST. 29i 29s SIS 2si2 ccrlear, St.
81 2I97 lOx37 iH97 10: same to same ana
psnRRy ST '1g' ', 1913 Greenwich a, 22I95
katherine McDernott 10 Anne McDermou. y
an ST ing 30 wooster s.. 4jI irrsg rises
+ y Lonss to Rilgewood PARK Realty Co. 1855
FIatbush av Brooklyn mtg Sos SOD; March y.
1914 ST =. 3O6 2d ay. 2lN92; Ceceia VI
Haryier to HMvier 20 " 10th st mtg s. oOOl
18Th ST. w cor Irving Pl. 2jxs2: Olivia HalSey
10 Ruby Hals,y. her daughter. 1870 Madison az.
all Hens April II: atty. Lesins@' lW
77pH ST. i32-I42 ". IS. $50 s,h sy. l2or9S
James ycCreery Realty Corp 20 100 West stth ~
Corp 905 Bwsy mtg sZ2j 0ool. April II; ATTY.
Title Guarantee and Trust g.: D
I'D ST Sl8 r. $ 5. $50 "a av l6sIl022:
Wmte-niz 10 Wintenitz hes'y corp. 1903 Park
ar mtg - oOo) April 10. aty. suzberger IS
7aTH ST 1872 F. s. 1851 Lexington av ~ OK
lO2 ,. r swift 10 Eliza w. hts wife. oakland.
J: al liens April 10, a,ys Byrne Co. -
7sTH ST IS 100 I'd av. 25IlO22 I Rosel to
& Schwlmbersky. 800 + seth 81 mtg $500
April II. atty. Title Guarantee and Trust 90: 500
ssTH ST. 303-3oJ y. s. 100 e ID aV 3'.otlo0
foFscosuTe. March 2el; g rhe,i, H., Tef TO ,,,y.
BALDWIN. 4 = 81 Nassau 80; $50 600
MN ST. 228-230 +, 5. $40 W I'd Az eoIl99ll,
l. Tuchmann 90 Fremont Realt Corp. 1880 an
az. and April :; atty. L Mannheim. 20.
lI7TH ST. 22t 22s f. s. 255 e Sd .y. .OIloo 10.
Zsgor 10 ! and sarah S,arkman l06th
e. mtg $50 500. all liens. Feb % ats. \
Ksnn. - William 81
II6TH ST. :. so Lexington az 25Il0o II 4;
Ross Yesk 70 Phlippina sonuerburg the younger.
1855 Madison az mtg S2S.oool April - s.iiy;
7 Satter. az 4th av. $50
IIsrH ST. 81 r. n S. 40 sth az. 5oKlOo 10,
l. Tuchmann 20 Fremont Realty Corp. 1890 ;th
sv and April :. atty. L Mannheim. 3o2
l7eTH ST. 2l2 Z -. la' ID ar. 9oI9o II. l.
Tichmann TO Fremont Realty corp. 1890 I'm
April ATTY. J. Mannheim. 800 Bvay. 500
IlIST ST 25l -253 W. :. 100 e sth az. 50r99 II j.
l. nlchmann 10 Fremont Realty Corp. 1890 5th
AZ b and $; April = a'U, Mannheim 3S5
The Bronx.
BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY s. a. land
Harlem River and Portchester Il Co. 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

Bulls were IN great supply a. IsS6isc Veal
calves averaged from 81 q 9l.c Tor The general run
oi good qualify with faucles up 70 lie. coarse
calves sale. and small calves $3HS each. De
mand FOR hogs va, better srd ptr-s advanced
fraction ally the market ranging from -.
liyeweight and 9g9iac. dressed sheep amt lambs
we're weaker IN tone bur the market continued
lambs NeIt week the Brighton stockyards will 10
reop.ned on limited sca.e and will quarantine
restrictions. No cases of the foot end mouth dis
ease have been found IN Massachusetts Tor more
Kansas city April Il HOGs-Eeceirts. 10 900
higher. bulk s. 0jasI III heaU. s. 0iGST IN
hacker, and butrner,. 81 0jGSI "a. lght. s.. 100
81 IT,: pigs. Sc JOa;5sJ. CATTLE Receipts.
= 500 slos prime 'cd steers S,aSs 30. dressed
COWS sos hsifsrs. $6at' j stockerS and feed
-. 81 s0dS7 %. bulls Sr2ja&6. calves. S6afa
eHFEP-Receipts $500. higher lambs g 30d
1000. ysarl.ss S.90g;9.jo. se,heIs $3.50
s. as. ewes s7j0ats s..
- Louis April % Hogs Receipts D. 800
hisher Pigs and lights. 81 p 80. mixed and
CtTTI,F-Receipts 1000 s,foag Native beef
steers SASS. cows and heifers. s 50ats % =.
.io.ksr, and feeders; S'JgN Is LsIas 1na
"a RAN. calves. iseia sHEEP-Receipts 2 900
steaiy Ewes, s. 50atS2j. lambs. 50 500 $40 a 3.
yearlings s. SOd 80 shearet year,ings So SIS.
Chicago April IS -H OGS-Recepts u. 600 weak
Bulk s. ajdt 20 light. s. i0sS ~. mived. 5.oj
"a q 40. hpaVy. g. 80at s. 40. rHugh s. 30uf e. Di (.
pig, isStT CATTLE- Receipts 1000. seady
Ssfive heel steers StasN 20 Western sCe-s. e f0a
& 20 COW. and hsifers. g. S0sSs ,slVes. t69Ss -
SiiElP- Ret,.p.s O.. 900 weaker. Sheep. s .l0s
s. 90 lambs. 3sa1lo'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
u;llion-Share Day Has to
Share Its Honors with
Bethlehem Steel.
.vaR STOCK" MOVES
WIDER THAN EVER
s.,sst Yet Uncertain Whether
Natural Corner Remains or
Has Been Broken.

t.ellhsm steel's movements in the
-. market yesterday are nearly
20 IN stock market history. II Is
ul ~. Sr,isfortune Of that stock that the
'a, oeoureuees memory readily lkens
oV ,srformarceS 70 have been those
In,!b have. no PLEASANT odor IN the
'...,;ls OF The historians a ms
t i.sm because in almost every other
% highly spectacular market
ea sesments there has been little Of
py,. behind the actors, whereas in the
Va w. 81 bethlehem there is value, and
ss only a question Of how much.
nn.,nnbus & bookings advance had
...Sins 70 support IL but prospects
10y market prospects at that.
.."S Islands furry Of December q,
i nVS Rad even less. International
p IT, Of inglorious memory, had no
70 - Northern Pacific went 10 1000
y .bo-c because two great financial in
Its carried their fight for control
,s. .o' the open market. Brooklyn Rapid
nv vent 20 1877 in 1899, partly on
~. \ 81 s.1nectation Of a dividend, partly
S. y. the late Roswell P. Flower was
ssms TO eonjure with. r. R. T. has
80, even touched par since, and the
a. dividend was not paid until 1909
,.n years later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

Receipt, FOR week % 594 boxes: exports 10 Europe
for week. $3.50 boxes. business M TO top Quot atoms
has been u relatively small volume. and most trad
ing in the better sorts OF held goods still ranges
from l6i.c 10 l6S.c Tie local trade I'm fresh makes
Is very light This weeks receipts included large
quantity 81 stock from the West IN transit for eI-
port state whole milA. held coloted. specials. l79
fau|y l6aGl6Ac. white. average fancy. l64d
l6ac. undergades. 1870 l6c: fresh. coored. spe-
cials l5dIji.c: white. specials. l5iac. colored.
average fancy. li2a "a l5c: white average fancy.
l5.c. unIergrades. l3iiaIfIc. Wisconsin. whole
milk held. daisies l8i. dlGi=c. held, twins. l6. 9
ls5,c. held. Young Americas. l6a l6i,c: fresh.
twins l5i. @liisc; Michigan. fats. li@ iec state.
skins. held. specials. 1891 igc. fresh. specials.
l0c. skins common, safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Europe Buys Stocks.

Foreign Exchange rates declined
again, marks leading the way, with u
Kew low record at SllA for checks.
simultaneously with the decline in
sterling checks 70 479ls It was re-
ported IN the Street that Europe had
been a buyer Of stocks on balance.
The suggestion was made that Europe
vas taking more seriously than Wall
Street the report that the Pope had
made informal representations to
President Wilson that the time was
ripe for making new tentative propo-
ta' Of peace 70 the fighting nations.
Peaes rumors have been heard so often
N Wall Street since the beginning Of
tths year that it is probable there will
ble required some stronger evidence of
Us advent than a willingness Of neu-
,lsls 10 mediate before the consumma-
non 90 devoutly TO be wished is really
Believed 10 be in sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.

WHEAT-Cash premiums lower in praou-
cauy oil the leading wheat markets YESTERDAY
Foreign interests were said TO be buying MAY In
Chicago 20 limited extent and at the close OF the
day that position was s,c lower. while In the local
market May vGs offered down &c bushel WITHOUT
attracting buyers Premiums were on ABOUT sc
bushel from the top. and It was evident vi" inc
market Is showing disposition 10 form VAus OF
tho basis n the new crop outlook rMher thah Oh
the old crop supply and demand position althoush
th.r. ar. many elements IN The market which make
(, one q unusual uncertainty. Exporters were sald
10 bsy. bought moderate quantities Of wheat yes
t,rdav. ard cash handlers here said that revived
business would result in q quick rally In the oSh
no,ition. Students Of the situation are skepiical
re.srding the probability Q, marketing the new crop
on , basis Of the present July price IN Cmetso
although they see the possibilities Of sharp ad-
,snc. IN the event Of foreigners demanding delivery
Nav unless there Is MARRIED nG otr". IN Rb ,ss
are ye-y small and a sharp upiuu ~ NAV "oH.I
doubtless have hullish inhuence IN me new crop
positions Rradstree''s visible showed a decrease
In United states and Canada ot 80 goo bushels
while worlds stocks decreased 9IsOoo; c2mpaIel
with decrease Of 3 26Q 600 last year In me local
cash market 70 :. red winter wheat va, quoted a,
slclt and W ? hard; 81 go, az ratd 81
YY oy,hern Manitoba ,i5;is. Buffalo. opening
navigation CORN-Ths marset was inactive and
prices under seNug ny cOWHllAsluh houses
prompted by further complaints Of slow cash de
msnd and reports that cash corn was being placed
In store I'm Chicago. BrsdstTeers Visible showed a
decrease Of 1892 900 bushels for the week. but ioa
stocks are still large In the local cash market
No yellow corn was quoted at S511c. c J : 10 az,
rive OATS-The market was lower under increased
selling pressure. prompted by more favorable r.
ports on the new crop outlook and less acu'e Sasl
demand The local spot market was easy: standard
quoted At s2i, a 63c: No white. 63a6Si1e; 10 3
clipped white 64if q65ikc. ordinary clipped white
C3iI Ssic. all elevator EYTnolie' No MssL-
.aa &c / Buffalo. HAY-Quiet No J. 81 OH
etIlO: No .. !l6N.os; No .. eose5e; shipping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and addre-, OF attornU)
APRIL l3.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az Is loon st. s lsISs .y JGS'
~ lS'V. ~ 81 900
sERRIlN Az. .e. being \ Of lot a. map ,
v''isge ~ Fordham. where said par o. 10Y az!
land n Mrs swain. runs 1888 TO lands =
~ a RR Co = % liz 20 lgr " islsA
n . 50 to beg June ls: 1890: GAYS od 40
Martha i stesrn.; atty. T G Co; Milan. 5000 5000
F En- "a s,iy. Hissey' 500 Bvsy 90 SO 900
nIIANe ST g. mes 1873 Rose a. y SloI -
VA: March u 1871 P Fen to An % ooG
Fet. sity. Il X Brown. $50 BEsy; S,vOO
STANTON ST o. s. $50 Orchard g. --t'V'
March H. 1906 Gross 10 Bluma Gross alg
27IH ST fG i%9 49, " -. $50 " s.h az 2o5ss :
Ws-rI IS 1911. The James McCreery hesly
Gorpn 10 the Emsrsnt Indust sa, Bank og atiy so
!, 4 0Gorman. 81 Chambers 81. S22o 900
soTH ST. s $50 9Th az lssIsS i = Jan s a.;
1873 Maria Lee 70 the Emisrsnt innus! cay cay
1 HIuuN 81 s,s E. mtg on lease etc. Nov IL 1914
II + Rirnbaum 10 Rubsam Herman BteWlng
a.. ,,ty / ] Harrington, q william 81; 800
pm ST n g. 3O7s tth Az II sIloo II req
IL 1890 II and Federick Loeb 10 " ioeD;;
i70 " I'D 81. and ano; sttys. Lo'o' q a oo 90
SANE Property: sam. to same $500
G5aTH ST 50 $40 " Park sI 6oSIss IL Oct -
1907 d Nieberz 10 Tuchmsnn' ANY, a. q, N aSnn
Ladm 30o Bway, s4''VV'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
For week snd,I April 70. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts FOR vcck ?; e3j pkss. las, week. 1907
pkss Exports to Europe for week 800 pkss exports
10 other countries. ~ pigs. Receipts have barely
edualled the current requirements. in fart. 81 times
the market has run short. Current sales are at sc
for fresh creamery extras and 32il 33c for the
higher scoring lots Stocks OF storage creamery arc
now rey much reduced there IA some out OF town
demand at advanced prices. Creamery. sItrn ls2
SIC: seconds. 2sS?sIic: thirds. 25>s S2Ic: cream
en- held; extras %? ssorel4 &c frs. NS,Se
nnest. 3lSSliic; good 70 prime. 2s9Soo: common
70 fair, 22s2lc: imitation creamery nru. 22g
2OB a ic; lower grades. 1919 zoe: packing stock.
current make No z. zoe. lower grades. lsl1 Sisbc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

has shown generally hardening tendency during
the last week aud the decline established early
last week fuly recovered later. There Is
little speculative demand this market. Nearby
white eggs cleaning w promptly. chieny on de
msnds for storage current distributing trade lighi.
packed. extra hfsU 52d 22i.c: hss. 2lis 9e2c ;
regular packed frsts. IA. "a 22c; hrs's 20a.
@lb'.c; checks. good TO prime. dry. isalSi.c.
state. Penn and nearby. helney whites. fine 10
fancy. 23ise defective. 22G 23c. gathered whites.
whites. 81 age. STATE Penn and nearby. heluery
browns. 22'7 "a e3c. gathered brown and mixed
c0lcTs 20d ~. duck eggs state and nearby. Indian
Runner - 25c. Bait. per dozen pa pc: Western.
2262fc. Tenn and other good Southern. 22a 23c; .
far southern II a .2c goose eggs. dozen, 900 SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Lot Cost $40; Worth 81, 100.

II. A. Douglas & Co. and McLernon
Brothers have sold for the Murray es,,
tate the lot 25xs1 feet, at 2423 Grand
Boulevard and Concourse, located 10
feet south of l8Sth st. The buyer is
Harry ]. Douglas, who recently pur-
chased the two story frame house at
2425, adjoining, and now controls
plot 50xs2 feet.
The lot just sold has been in the
nossession of the Murray family since
ISs4, and they are reported to have
neid 800 for il at an auction sale that
Year They paid SO cents in taxes an
nually at that time. Showing the IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

Tie market has continued firm all week with
moderate fresh arrivals AMI a somewhat narrower
range ~ values There Is some increase n new
invoices from some sertious but the total stock
reported in transit Is not Increasing very rapidly
Luge haled las. per ton. timothy No J. 81 50d
S22: No 3 to No J. 81 50HS2l. shipping. sl6H
81 fancy light clover miNcI S20ai2l. rJe straw,
\. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
COFFEE.

Developments in the coffee market from DAY 70
day seem 20 hinge the May position. and as
opinions differ regarding the probable extent OF
liquidation and delivery In that month there is q
tendency 10 limit operations and await future
tons. At the opening Of the market TO day prices
we're barely steSdy a. points lower 10 l point
higher. compared with the previous close but
during the day offerings proved small and when
e was found that there was comparatively little
May coffee for sale tho entire list rallied and
AZ the close values were 10 points net higher
Total sales were II go bags. The spot demand was
poor ami recent arrivals have been more than
suSlcient 70 supply local requirements, while the
plentiful supply in sight and prospects FOR large
Weld next season have tendency 70 dis"outage
active buyinE on the part OF consumers. Receipts
a. primary points were again quite liberal. es-
pecialy at Rio and prices in Brazil were un
changed IN Rio and 30 res lower az Santos The
local snot market was inactive and unchanged. with
Rio IS quoted at &c. Range OF contract prices
Nrata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

Receipts for week 90 $50 bbls apples les bids
6bI s. jOaSI: Northern Spy. t26Oss5O. King.
s. 2Jdx3 50: Baldwin, t22jaS32j. Ben Davis.
81 iOG g. .. Wluesap. s. 50aSS25; Greenng. s. -
Wcston boxes, laS2. PEARS. kiener. bsk. 4jcq
$Ll5s STRAWBERRIES; Fla; a.. 299s27s; CkAN-
crate. jocaSli5: Jy. Dbl s2afi 80. per standard
crate. 50cq 81 J. TANGERINES. Fla. strap s. 500
s.. kINGs. Fla. strap. $40 s.: ORANGES Fla,
t235. GRAPEFRUIT. Fla box. &lat9 IS: Cuban.
slat2: Porto Rico. box. tlqfs 80: PINEAPPLEs.
Porto Rico Red Spanish. crate. SlJO1 $50, Gu
ban. g. 2J9$2 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
SUGAR.

The msrks, 'or refined sugar was steady and
unchanged. with all rehners accepting orders on
the basis Of Q0c for nne granulsted ,psial
dominoes cases. . 10 cartons hair or full siie
pieces eoc. and Dc In ., cases. do cases , 10
cartons SiO6ssOc IN y cases. eagle tablets
SOC cut loaf $500. crushed. soc. mould A.
Ssc cubes and oags confectionery graduated
tl5c. XNNX powdered. 6@655o IN containers -
III bulk. eagle 5-lb bags powdered. 625c. powdered
and coarse poadered and eaEie coarse graduated.
&C. fruit powdered and eagle extra me pahulalel'
800. domino gran. cases % ga AMI D ln 'aft.h..,
zoe and 20c IN . ca'cs. eagle ?. - and
~ cartons fre granulated. o.l0c. 2-ib bag, 90
eOc. ~, 10 has, do 6.iic. no bags do. '.i'r
10 III bags d. COB. - ami % 20 bags do and
HrLdard gran . 9jc. enc gran and diamond A.
g0c confectionery 4 5NQc. No !. j.bJc. No :,
56oc. NO 3. s.5se: No = 500. No ; . Csc; No
8. SOC No :. 1850. No 5. 5.5oc. No f. :. &c :
No 10 8 zoe; No H. sl5c. No l.. Bloc. No Is.
"a and IS 5.O5c. Raw sugar wa, not psrticula,uiy
active but the undertone seemed 10 be lhtle
easier. The days business amounted TO 1000 oass
Of Porto Rleos IN port at t6ic Tor centrnusa,
and a small lot Of Cubas ~ about 600 bags al
3asc. cost and freight equal TO 46tc Tor centri-
fugal The market closed steady at i6tc Tor cen
iriussl. 3s1c for mola,ses and sac Tor CuDas'
cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

ur,.o, TT ., Al 10 W VI savin. Ann,dsls. y
IVES. md AZ, eo'; s''y To Q 4 81 rs Riverside
B E12. S M:TS .t i5s g ": atty s.
va a'r[g caroline f. err 10 Caroline Wetmore
Lexington az. ss. 22i 2s'h S. ENIVi'O' ''ssi
ys,m NJ q Csroin. E.. to W 4 Butler and . .a
rus so, sGg'6'm y Io,s5 .-y r's'V&s 81
H4 !9tR e. 77i6 st. $50 W ,ty GO ,oo
Fo,e, Tho. +. 10 NF Clark. Pittsburgh; il2,h St;
ISs F.: atty. b Wolf pitisbugh6 5000
J f VA e I, & :cS y. i i " to ss A'P:;%F
,nple,or. R. jr. to Eleanor H Richardson sani
lis Remsen a. Bklyn; 56th 81. ~ W. Ally :, do6
LsS,e-s StS Go TO NJ Loev. 24s wat End az az AZ
r, ~ S.' T r'y & 60 to BOwery SAVING b. 2S
B6sery 79th 81. cor Madison ". l *! o6o
ys 1S loss fius, Co to Title rs c 90;
y ~ Title ms Co 20 n Adrian cgY1n: 49, 49, h
SAN st; '0'h st. III W A'"' y ' SIS .ooo
Mutual In. In. Co 0, y Y to Teresa oneto; 2l !;
SprIug st. Rleecker st. 1863 uep: atty ., ~ oa ~
z. Mido e. "I tfas. to M,th!d. st,r 10
ssh 8 csrmTs st. g. az Hisorc 1G s ssey'
20 ,c sq5s Pa. ay w'i #.! !Ssd Bros r. & W%
sa' . a2sn;' on .y y H2' -: .Jl IS
roErs"1 Aiu., q. 20 A Rothst.in. 200 W 5sth s.,
Ia a, 20s ". ATTY. II Mltilensnn. ~
Cedar st FA''Vs'
The Bronx.
NJ lust and sno adm 20 Eliza Hart: sio 900
'ui,' !" s. 800
=, 90. c,..,s.d "a Mar Hoban: 81 100
Hunts Point Estates 10 Kellvood Realty Co; ~
~ ,,r,',doyn M I Domis So j0O
ili,sbetb X schmidt - Schmiu 500
A Wariay. thu. 70 Lawyers Mortgage Co. 81 000
+ d C1a,k 70 II VI shaw. St3e
" slnnor Co 20 Seecksmp. u OOg
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RECORDED LEASES.
APRIL -.
Manhattan.

BEDFORD ST. 1927. all. Rudolph Walieh 20
10 Pauline Ci7uh. q Bedford 1ryi ne ',tlh
March !. 1914. atty, Weymann' % "illiaxn ga
CHAMBERS ST. es the land rector, ETC. ,Grsss
Church to Laura Wells. - go * I n SIS
rom MAY = "-'' '' g. 800
MOTT ST. se.7l. store: Rebecea Fiek.n, 20
fiSulltIi go 3' IT, 20 ~ 81 800
NORFOLK ST. 1885. north store and basement rose
from May !. 1915: sttys. II koeher q Co. , 81
puIcrss pL H. store; Nathan Aunou; 70
hiprro"'~' - $50
l7THt ST. 80 W. all; Centre White Co 70 Sarah L
SHePPa'H' % " '- 81 500
1850 ST. SIC W. all; + Mitienbsrger % Louise SCI II
s,r.st and sno, so " 1881 St. l5S yIs rom
March Is. 1915: atty. J Mittenberser' 2ti .o M
I'D 81. ~, , ,...,t 90 ~
I7lTU ar 5a3 W, all ROscntha Construction 20
IN ! Berman J06 " l3ith St. yD from Dec 4
iQiI. atty : Surtz lqS Bgay; F,nVO
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BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY s. a. and
Harlem River and Po7chester Il Co. 1927
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Truth Crushed to Earth.

There Is no society for the proven
Noa OF cruelty to the truth. If there
vas all It's agents would be IN Wall
SSfest Nowhere has fact been more
sNosrously treated than for the last
'sW days in the Strset between the
..taurchyard and the river even in
we sommuniques from war-torn Eu-
.eN' In the Wall Street Of specula-
sM little truth has been used, not TO
I'sSen the whole loaf. but the whole
sateshop. From what could be picked
~ On the point Of pin the rumor
fingers nave erected gustatory de-
t tghH comparable in size and palata-
euHy only with what used to be known
- broadway tsffy. And the demand
t'9n the speculative community has
eesn lnsatiable.