REAL   ESTATE   RECORD.





PAINTS AND OILS.

Chalk..........................^ ft

China clay.........^ ton (currency)

Whiting..............^ 100ft (gold)

Paris white, Eng. (gold)___per 100ft

Zinc, white, Anierican, dry..........

Zinc, white, American, in oil,pure..

Lead, white, American, dry.........

Lead, white. American, in oil, pure..

Lead, red, American................

Litharge. American.................■

Ochre, French, dry (gold)...........

Ochre, in oil (currency).............

Venetian red, English (gold). ^ cwt.

Spanish brown, dry............____

Spanish brown, in oU...............

Vermilion, Am. Quicksilver (gold)...

Vi-rmiUon. Trieste (gold)............

Chrome graen, genuine, dry.........

Chrome green, genuine, iu oil......

Chrome yeUow, genuine, in oil......

Paris green, pure, dry..............

Paris green, pure, in oil.............

Prince's metallic, dry...........___

Prince's metallic, iu oU..............

Putty, pure....................ii ft





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PLASTER PARIF.
Duty.—^Per cent, ad val. on calcined; lump, free.

Nova Scotia, white............^I^ ton   $3 26   ©$350

Nova Scotia, blue...................      ------   ®     3 00

Calcined, Eastern aud city-----ii bbl.     1 50   ©     2 00

SLATE.                                       Delivered at New York





1 25

1 00

75





Purple roofing slate.......^ square.   $8 50

Green slate.........................      8 50

Red slate...........................    14 00

Black slate, Pennsylvania...........      & 50

Peachbottom......................    1100

Slate tUes, l>4in., rubbed, ^ sq. ft.

delivered.........................         35

STONE.—Cargo rates.

Amherst freestone, in rough. ^ C ft.   $------

Bueua Vista, in rough..............      ------

Berlin freestone, in rough..........------

Berea freestone, in rough.;......'...     ------

Independence freestone, iu rough...

Brown stone, Portland, Ct___......

Brown stone, BeUe\Tll6, N.J.......

Granite, rough......................

Dorchester, N.B., stone, rough, ^ tou

(currency)..................'...„.

Blue Stone.

Flag, smooth.......................

Flag, rough..................'.___..

Flag, smooth, 4 and 4.6..............

Flag, rough, 4 ft....................

Curb, lOiu..........................

Curb, 12in..........................

Curb, 14iu.............___.....___

Curb, 16in..........................

Curb, 20iu..........................

Curb, 20 extra......................

Curb. New Orleahs, 4in., ^ in. wide

SiUs and lintels.....................

Sills and liutels, quarry axed........

SiUs and lintels, finished............

SiUs and lintels, rubbed, unjointed.

Sills and lintels, rubbed, jointed___

Gutter, 12in........................

Gutter, 14iu........................

Bridge, Belgian.....................

Bridge, thick...................------

Native Stone.

Common building stone......^ load

Base stone, 2 !-^ft. in length..ii Un. tt.

Base stone, Sft. in length............

Base stone, 3>^ft. in length..........

Base stone, 4ft. in length............

Base stone, 4Kft. in length..........

Base stone. Sit. in length............

Base stone. Oft. in length............

TIN PLATES.—Duty, 1 1-lOc. ^
1. C. charcoal, 10 x 11... ii box (cur.)

I. C. coke, 10 X14...................

I. X. charcoal, 10x14...............

I. C. charcoal, 14x20...............

I. X. charcoal, 14 x 20...............

I. C. coke, 14 X 20...................

I. C. coke, terne, 14 x 20............

I. C. charcoal, terne, 14 x 20.........

ZINC—Duty, sheet, 2}^c.- fi ft.
Sheet fgold ................'..^ ft   $0 08)





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THE COMMITTEE ON ROOMS AND FIX¬
TURES of the New York Produce Exchange are prepared
to receive ofiers of property stiltable for a site for a new
Exchange buUding. Property offered must be located
south of Maiden lane, and should comprise not less than
eight lots of ground. Address" communications to E. R.
LIVERMORE, Chairman, New York Produce Exchange.





JOHN   HANSON,

Planing and Sawing Mill,

TURNING, SCROLL AND BAND SAWING,

MNEIY-FIRSI ST. iKO EAST EIVEB,

NEW YOEK.





USE THB  "IRON-CliAD FIIiE  HANDLE."

A New Invention in Malleable and Carb Iron.
The handle can-be •removed'ftcin." one'file to another.
It never splits or injures the'hlantf,-and'i8 everlasting.
For sale at 77 Cedar Street, Boom 6, New York.





TO CAPITALISTS.

Attention is called to the peremptory sale under fore¬
closure of second mortgage valuable East River front,
manufacturing property, opposite 34th St., lot 90x475.
Substantial brick building, six stories, 90x60, 24-inch
walls, erected in 186S, costing $55,000. First mortgage
can be continued and property worked or leased with
profit. FuU and satisfactory information can be obtained
of P. B. VEILLEN, Assignee, 101 Wall st.

iilH's COPPER mum.

Patented 21st Marc'i, 1S71,

l3 adapted to ordi-
jiavy round pulley,
aud strong enough
to suspend with per¬
fect security weights
ofany size required.

Is now used in
matjy large builii-
iugs in this and oth¬
er citit-s with uni¬
form satisfaction. A
reduction of 40 per
L cent.in theiiriee has
I been made lately.

This chain and at¬
tachments are unsur¬
passed for simplicity
oJ application, dura¬
bility, and cheaxmess.
Large orders filled
promptly.

For terms and fur¬
ther information ap¬
ply to

M.   MAGRATH,

PATENTEE, Cii-RPENTER AND BUILDEB,

74 Irving Place, Neiv Yorlc City.







AIITIFICIAL STO.NE WOEKS

131 East Eiglxty-sixtU street, Nciv York.

Importer of and dealer in the best brands of
PORTLAND   CEMENT,

Manufacturer and Patentee of Artificial Stone, Sidewalks,
Floors for Breweries aud Malt Houses, Factories, Stable
Floors, Lintels, Sills, Copings, Chimney Caps, ^tc.
_______________________________HERM. A. GUNTHER.

E3:CEX.,SIOIt    IItO]V     WOK-ItS.

{Ei5TABLISHED 1839.)

301 Centre .Street, Coi-. Hoivard.

CEO.   R.   JACKSON'S   SONS.

Iron Work ol every description for Buildings.
REPAIRING  AND  JOBBING   WORK   A SPECIALTY.





REAL ESTATE.





RICHARD V.   HARNETT,

.^UOTlOISrEEIl

AND

REAL ES.TATE BROKER,

MONEY   LOANED   ON   BOND   AND   MORTGAGE,

No. Ill BROADWAY, Trinity Building,

Room F, Basement.                                   NE'W YORK.





JOHN S. PIERCE,

5 I»ine   Str-eet,   DN".  "ST.





TO   BXJ^TEIisa;

OP      -'

Queens Oo. Beal Estate.





Your attention is called to many fuU Abstracts of Titles,
Maps. &c., in my possession.

The greatest facilities for searching Titles, by  the
Counsel for two Queens County Savings Banks.

tiEORUE W. YAH SICLEN,

BENNETT BUILDING.
No. 99 Nassau Street, New York.

ISAAC HONIG, Eeal Estate Broker,

City and Country Property for Sale and to Let.   Mort¬
gages Negotiated.

Ill liroad-^vay, IVov York.

JAS. R. EDWARDS,

REAL ESTATE BROKER,

69 West Twenty-tliird Street,

NEW YORK.





CEO.    HOBART    SCOTT,

REAL ESTATE BROKER

AND

5K PINE   STREET,

Office of the late

W5¥i,   H.   RAYWOR,

LOANS NEGOTIATED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

ADRIAN   H. SV2ULLER  &  SON,

Auctioneers sind Real Estate Brokers,

Wo.   ly   I?inc    Sti-tset,   IVe-w-   Yovlc.

EDCAR   WILLIAIViS,

(Saccessor to Wm. H. Raynor),

REAL ESTATE BEOKER,

No. 5'.' PINE STREET,

NEW YORK.





. C. RULE, Jr.,

EealEstate, Bonds & Mortgages,

SPECIAL ATTENTIQN GIVEN TO EST.\TES,

No.     1303     I3ItO^I>"WJL3r,

Bet. 35th and 36th Streets,                               NEW 'YORK.





EUGENE BEEBE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

So. 7 PINE STREET.

MONEY PROCURED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,

and

RAILROAD BONDS   BOUGHT AND SOLD.





J.   ROMAINE   BROWN,

EEAL ESTATE BEOKEE,

No. 1280 Broad'wray,





NEW YORK.





JOHN   W.   STEVENS,

liroacl-n^ay and JPifty-fix'st SJtx'eet,

(No. 6 Pine Street, 1 p. m.)

COMMISSION DEALEB IN





Building Materials,

Bonds and Mortgages,

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Over one hundred houses for sale and to let.

ItEGISTJElEfc   YOXJIt  I»ItOJPEItTY

At the office of

J. F. WILLIAMS & SON,
No.   270   West   34tli Street,

NEW YORK,

(ildjcining the North River Savings Bank).

EiST A TtLISHJEP   1853.





We will undertake the entire management of property
when so desired.

Also, negotiate Purchases, Sales and Loans, Sale of
Mortgages, &c.. on Real Estate.





A Description ot any Property which you may have for
Sale or to llent is Solicited.





LEONARD J. CARPENTER,
. -   .REAIL.   ESTA^'TE,
26 Third Avenue (Bible House), New York.

ENTIRE CHARGE TAKEN' OF PROPERTY.





Lots at Lowest Market Value.





HENRY   B,  HART.

SX JPine Street, Xtooixi 4, Jf ew Yorfc,