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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
8
Detailed market brief shows fluctuating prices in grains meats and produce with sugar, butter, and cheese movements. Listings include refined sugar, butter, potatoes, vegetables, and cattle with specific tonnages and per unit quotes, reflecting brisk demand in certain sectors and subdued activity in others.
Washington reports indicate Federal Reserve banks will be organized and ready to rev rein business by August 1 after talks between the Secretary of the Treasury and the President. Five members of the Reserve Board will be named soon if no unforeseen delays occur with the Senate expected to consider appointments next week.
The cotton market showed active but irregular trading with new crop deliveries easing and weather improving. July and August futures rose about 17 points from earlier lows while old crop positions advanced, helped by stronger spot demand in the South and spot house buying though overall activity cooled from late May.
An OCR fragment lists numerous entities in Albany Manhattan Brooklyn and surrounding areas, naming businesses in motion pictures trucking guitar manufacturing and entertainment. Mentions include Mayers Charlie Mrahman Hagvian and Kaufman, a Manhattan-based film and art project, and various companies and locations with ties to Brooklyn and Mamaroneck.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and places across Trenton Atlantic City and Newark. Entries mention firms and individuals such as Englewood New York Philadelphia and Newark, with monetary figures like 40 000 and 5 000 indicating contracts or sums. The passage resembles a directory of companies, contracts, and personalities with scattered city references.
The Deal Estate and Marian Kuhn groups trade properties on 46th Street and West 4th Street while Adams Realty buys the Keary estate corner plot near Marion Fordham. Various developments include a 13 story Pennsylvania Terminal project on West 18th Street and multiple store and apartment builds slated for North and Northern avenues. Operators like Rope & Moore and the Haven Construction Company, along with Dimock & Fink and Whit ney Company, pursue major improvements with plans and funding arranged through agents such as L. M. Mosaur & Co. and Newmark & Jacob.
United Assets Corporation of Long Island City buys 45 brick tenement houses at Thirteenth Fourteenth and 15th Streets in Long Island City for about 40 000 after foreclosure. The sale, by Corrie Realty, boosts Queens property holdings as transit work extends toward Astoria and College Point.
Touglas J. Mitman & Co leased a large eleven room duplex with three baths at Mi Park avenue corner of 2d street to Mrs. William Draper and an apartment at 1 East ith street to Mes W W Keeling for Moore & Wyckoff, agents. Also at 1 East 48th street to Augustus i Bechstein and 9 East ith street to Courtney Is Schweppe. O'Reilly & Dan named agents for Wallingford and Arlington Apartments at 585 to SM West West. Seton Henry & Douglas Gibbons leased an apartment at 12 East ith street to a cellent.
New Broadway and 146th Street Corporation will take title to four lots at the northwest corner of Broadway and 16th Street. The site, measuring 100 by 100 feet, will host a ten story high class apartment building. Pauline J. Riggs and William Oothout were noted in a prior report as part owners. Starry Jucons is identified as rent buyer for the plot.
Supreme Court Justice Phibbin was asked by Century Holding Company to issue an order requiring the President and Tax Board members to appear and show cause why the assessments on the property at 36 Wertith Street should not be reduced from 920000 to 771275.31. The petition contends the lower total is reasonable and the order to show cause was granted.
Long Island rentals listing shows leases by The Lewis HL May Co. at Par Rockaway and Arverne etc. Cottages and bungalows named with tenants including David Niman at Healy Avenue, Joseph Cassidy at Simia Teach 8, Miss W. Marchett at Stormav, Mrs J Burchell at Jerome Avenue, Jennie S Simon, and Rachel Rhine at Edgemere.
Aspapermen from Manhattan and Brooklyn toured Stewart McDougall’s Brookton property in Borough Park inspecting lots to be auctioned on the premises tomorrow. They viewed an elevated view over the South Brooklyn waterfront, noted asphalt streets, sidewalks, curbs, and subsurface work, and discussed an upcoming Fourth Avenue subway extension. McDougall recalled buying the land thirty-eight years ago for $60 an acre and said he hopes to see the area grow with a 200,000 population and a busy railway station nearby. The tour ended with Sunset Park and the Fourth Avenue subway project, as Kennelly considered auction prospects.
George Th Finn of Aittspurga buys the Cambridge Construction Co twelve story apartment on West End Ave near Sthat for over $1,000,000. Trade includes three four story Craftay properties as part payment. Tucker Speyer & Co brokered. Squadron A buys Verdin homestead in Rockland County for HQ. Dudley P. Power arranged land purchase. Leases six story apartment on West St near Broadwi for 21 years at $5.00 yearly rent averaging $49 total.
The passage lists numerous leasing actions and brokerages involving Herman Arms Company Wilcoxy Shelton and others. Stores and basements leased to Smith-Gray Clothes Shop Platt at 67 Gold Street and 1 Famet M Ve. Earle Calhoun loaned to Knicker Bocker Cleaning Dyeing over terms. New Vaterno apartment house Broadway sth and Wth st. Francis Coyle, Shaw Co leases 1 West 125th to John Murphy Kelly 216 Lenox Ave Heyer 27 First Ave to John Schatz.
Ihove Krafft Co. notes for Joseph Thoon holding at Union and Eastern Parkway and St Johns Place in Brooklyn. The Surete Brothers Construction heats Co. reports buyers will immediately improve the plottage with higher grade street, while Bacon, a court and realty operator, accepted two investment houses at 872 and 79 Bergen Street. The exchange totals about $186,500 with $42,500 cash from the seller.
Fragmentary rental notices describe properties including a five story dwelling at West South Street leased for eight years to a client of Mrs McKenna and other parcels. Names such as Katherine Walsit and H J Lesa Ieavers appear amid scattered terms.
Auction notes record multiple real estate sales at New York and Bronx exchanges. Properties on Convent Avenue Rivington Street and Ashgate Street change hands for sums like 15000 and 16900, with adjournments to June. Names include Joseph Fay, Charles A Norman, George Price, and Me Attys Weekes ion, across blocks on Manhattan and The Bronx neighborhoods.
A chaotic ledger of real estate transfers and property dealings across Manhattan Amsterdam and Brooklyn. Entries include transfers to and from Guarantee companies, various titled properties on Park Avenue and 40 Wall Street, and multiple individuals such as Anna Kraft, Anna Ano, and Meyer with sums ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. The scattered notes reference improvements, mortgages, and deed filings across numerous streets and buildings.
A dense OCR of mortgage notices lists numerous transfers of property interests, atty fees, and recorded guarantees. Names such as Morris Park, Morris Park Estates, and Fannie Freedman appear alongside addresses like 225 Wa June and 140 te. Various dates, sums (including $5.00 and $100), and entities like Title Guaranty Co and Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust are noted, with scattered references to parcels, maps, and streets.
Fragmented OCR items describe mortgage assignments and property addresses in the Bronx and nearby areas. Several monetary figures, parcel references, and owner names appear, including Park Avenue addresses and local names, amid a collage of alterations and notices.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists various mortgage satisfactions, transfers, and real estate deeds. Named entities include attorney Jan Arthur BT, Margaret Stonebridge, Dollar Savings Bank, Lexon, Mack W, and many street addresses. The text references sums like 4000 and 2000, dates circa 1911 1913, and multiple legal actions including lien releases and conveyances across New York City areas and adjacent towns.
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