Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 24, no. 602: September 27, 1879
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The Real Estate Record^ PAINTS AND OILS. Chalk......................Ston 82 25 ® 5 00 Chinaclay.................^ ton 12 00 ® 22 00 Whiting, gilders. &c............. 70 ® 80 Whiting, common........y lOOtt 50 ® 60 Paris white, Eng.............y tt 1}^® Paris whit«, American........... 1 ® Lead, white, .\merican. dry...... ay® Lead, white.American. in oil pure 7 ® l,<ead. English, B. H. in oil....... 9 ® Lead, red, American.......... 5 (^ Litharge, American-------...... 5 ® Litharge. English................ 9J4® Ochre, French, dry.............. 19ft@ Venetian red. American....... iy@ Venetian red, Engli.sh............ 1}^® Tuscan red, English............ 17 ® Ttirkey red. F:nglish............. 10 (a Indian rod. English........... 6^^ Vermilion. Am, (Quicksilver...... 521^® Vennilion, English............... 55 ® Carmine. American, No. 40...... 5 50 ® Chrome, vellow................... 7 ® Orange Mineral................. 8V4® Paris green...................... 14 @ Sienna, raw (American).......... ^y!& ^^lenna. Italian crude............. 3^^ Sienna. Dalian lump.............. 5 ® Sienna, Italian powdered........ 7J^@ Umber. American raw & powd'd ___® Umber.Turkej-. crude............ IM® Umiier, " lump............ 3 ® Umber. " powder.......... 4 @ Drop Black. English............. 12 ® Drop Black, American........... 10 ® Black paint, in oil kegs........... — @ Black paint, in assorted cans___ — ® Chinese blue..................... 60 (^ Pnissian blue.................... 30 ® Ultramarine blue ............... 12 ® Chromegreen................... 10 (^ Oxide zinc. American.......... 3 ® Oxide zinc, French, V M G S..... 8V<;® Oxide zinc. French. V M R S..... 67i® PI.ASTER PARIS Duty.—'20 Per cent. ad. val. on calcined; IH m 7y 9H eg 19 12 r2y 55 57^ 75 20 11 15 3 8^ 3y 5 16 15 8 11 65 50 20 18 r^ Nova Scotia, white........ ^ ton 82 90 Nova Scotia, blue................ 2 80 Calcinetl. Eastern and city.5 bbl. 1 00 Calcined, citj- casting............ 1 20 Calcined, city superfine......... 130 lump, free. ® 83 00 2 85 1 15 1 25 1 50 SLATE. Purple roofing slate . â– . y square. 86 00 Greenslate................... 6 00 Redslate........................ 10 00 Black slate, Pennsj-lvania (at Jer¬ sev City).................... 5 00 Slate tiles. 1^ in., rubbed, y sq. ft. delivered....................... 20 SOLDERS. No. !.................................. No.2................................. Spruce, plank, l^ inch, e.ich.......... l?pnice, plank. 2 inch, each........... Delivered at New York 87 00 700 11 00 ® 5 25 ® 25 9HJ® vsy 9 @ ----- .... ----® 14 .... -----@2-j at New York. 8----- ® 8 85 ----- ® 95 ----- ® 75 1 25 ® 1 r.o 1 00 ® 1 £0 60 ® 1 25 1 25 ® 1 50 STON'E.—Cargo rates, delivered Amherst freestone,in rough ^ Cft. Berlin freestone, in rough........ Berea freestone, in rough......... Brown stone. Portland. Ct.......... Brown stone, Belleville, N. J Granite, rough.................... Canaan marble.................. Dorchester, N. B., stone, rough, (currency).................^ foot ----- ® 10 Blue Stone. Drain stone......................... Flag, smooth...................... ^ag, rough......................... Flag, smooth. 4 and 4.6............. Flag, rough, 4 ft.................... Flag, large, promi.'^cuous........... Flag, lanre. promiscuous,50 to lOOf t. Curb, lOin.......................... Curb, 12in.....................____ Curb, Min...................... Curb. 16in.......................... Curb, 20in......................... Curb. 20 extra...................... Curb. New Orleans, 4in., y in. w-ide Comers, 20in........................ Comers, 16in...................... Sillsand lintels................. Sills and hntels. fine quarrj-cut sills Coping, 11 to ISin. wide............ Coping, 20 to 28in. w-ide............ Coping, 30 lo :J6in. wide........... Gutter. 12in....................___ Gutter, Min......................... Bridge, Belgian.................... Bridge, thick....................... Bridge, thin........................ Bridge, 16in........................ Bridge. 20in........................ Steps, Sin.......................... Slops, 7in...................... Steps, Sin........................ Steps, door, per in. wide........... Platforms, promiscuous, 4in....... Platfonns, promiscuous. 4in., 40 to 100ft.............................. Platforms, promiscuous, 5in....... Platform.s promiscuous, 5in.. 40 to 100ft...................... ,.... Platfonns, promiscucus, 6in....... latforms, Promiscuous, 6in., 40 to lOQ't..........• . ...... 60 ® JOO — ® — ® — @ -- @ 27 ® — ® — ® — ® 20 @ 40 ® 75 ® ----- ® ----- ® ------ @ ----- ® ----- ® ----- ® — ® — @ 40 ® 50 ® — ® 6 9 6« 12 9 20 55 14 17 20 22 30 60 Wa, 4 50 3 50 17 35 35 70 90 10 13 70 55 40 24 30 60 50 35 02^; 30 " 75 .35 90 40 Nattve Stone. Common building stone.....^ load 2 00 ® Base stone, 2^ft. in length.^ lin. ft. 30 ® Base stone 3ft. in length............ 50 ® Base stone, 3^ft. in length......... 70 ® Base stone, 4ft. in length........... 75 @ Base stone, 4yit. in length......... ----- ® Base stone, 5ft. in length........... 1 50 ® Base stone. Oft. in length........... 2 50 ® fIN PLATES.—Duty. 11-lOc. y tt 1. C. charcoal. 10x14.........y box 86 25 ® 86 50 LC.coke 10x14................... 5 00 ® 5 75 LX charcoal, 10x14............... 8 25 ® 8 50 T. C. charcoal, 14x20............... 6 25 @ I. Z. charcoal, 14x20............... 8 25 ® L C. coke, 14x'20.................. 5 00 ® L C. coke, terne, 14x20........ ... 5 00 @ I. C. charcoal, teme. 14x20........ 5 50 ® ZliVC, Duty, sheet, y tt, 2J^c. Sheet, ;a.sk.................5 tt. Oyi^ •' open...................... ..(a 2 75 50 1 1 1 3 0(* 6 .50 8 50 5 75 5 25 6 00 7y LEGAL NOTICES. THIS IS TO CERTIFY TH.-VT WE, WHOSE names are severallj- undersigned, are desirous of renewing and continuing, and do herebj- renew ami continue the limited partnership heretofore car¬ ried on bj' us, pursuant to the laws of the State of New York, ancl expiring August 10. 1879. The name of firm under wnich such partnership is to be conducted is READ & CO. The general nature of the business intended to bo transacted by such partnership is dealing in leaf and manufactured tobacco, and in the manufacture and sale of fertilizers. The names of all the general and soecial partners interested in said business are Clement Read, Isaac Read, Henrv- M. Newton and VVilliam H. Read. The said Clement Read is a general partner, and his place of residence is in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York. The said Isaac Read is also a general partner, and his place of residence is in .said City of Brooklj-n, County of Kings and State of New York. The said Henry M. Newton is a special partner, and his place of residence is in said Citj- of Brooklyn. The said William H. Read 'xr, a special partner, and his place of residence is in said City of Brooklj-n. The amount of capital which said Henrj- M. New¬ ton has contributed to the common stock of said partnership is Five Thousand Dollars. The amount of capital which said VVilliam H. Read has contributed to the common stock of said partner- siiip is Eight Thousand Dollars. The period at which said partnenship is to com¬ mence is Augu.st IS. 1879. and the period at which it will terminate is January 1,1881. Dated August 14,1879. CLEMENT READ. ISAAC READ. HENRY M. NEWTON. ______________________ WM. H. READ. LOUIS MESIER, Auctioneer, By order of the Court of Common Pleas, will sell at the EXCHANGE SALESROOM. No. Ill Buoadway, on TUESDAY, OCTOBBK 7tli, at noon, 19 VALUABLE LOTS, on the west side of Oth At., 84tli and 85tli Sts., Viz: 8 Lots, on west side of 9th avenue, bet 84 th and 85th streets. 10 Lots on south side of S5th street, in the rear of said avenuelots. 1 Lot on the north side of 84th street, in the rear of said avenue lots. Part of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage, at 6 per cent. MAPS AT AUCTIONEER'S OFFICE. No. 106 Broadway. BUILDERS' DIRECTOET. JAMES HUGHES, SCAFFOLD BUILDER, for Churches ani Public Buildings. 25 j-ears' experience in this city All materials furnished, if required. 163 E. 54th street lUcGUIKX: Sc SLOANE, Carpenters^ and Builders. 151 WEST 28th STREET. NEW YORK. MORTON A; CHESLEY, Buildina: Contractors, 40 and 42 BROADWAY. Rooms 46 and 47' ARTMAKN & FECHTELER, FRESCO PAINTERS. 966 SIXTH AVENUE, cor. 54th street, N. Y. J. H. DREW & BRO., House Movers, OFFICE and YARD, 42S & 4:S0 VVEST I4TH ST' Bkt. 9th and 10th AVS, NEAV YORK. John H. Drew. Orbin H. Dkkw VICTOR BIJIIR. Manufacturer of Fancy Stair Newels, 246 WEST 27Tn STREET, NEW YORK. ABBOTT'S RANOES AN» REPRIOE- RATOR for FRENCH FLATS can be seen at the Welli.s'gton and Manchestkii. Established 18.57. _______ M. ABBOTT. 137 Eighth Avenue. GARRETT WARD, STAIR BUILDER 123 and 125 West 28tli St., N. Y. SAFETY HOD ELEVATOR FOR BIJIIiOERS. SUPERIOR IMPROVED PATENT. E. BALnwiN DKMAnEST. Office. :143 & .145 VVest 5.3d St. C. B. I.O BARON, BUYER OF COMMERCIAL PAPER, No. 25 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. PEERLESS FITZGERALD & SMITH BROWN STONE YARD, East 54th street, extending to East 55th street between Avenue A and First avenue. ' ALL KINDS OF FREE STONE constantly on hand _________Jobbing promptly attended to. CHARLES HUBER & SON, Steam. Stone "W o r k s SEVENTY-NINTH STREET, East River BROWN, DORCHESTER, OHIO AND RUBBED BLUE STONE. I have the latest improved Steam Mill with three Diamond Stone Saw Cutters. Roi«Idence« 407 East 84tU Street. UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY. ARCHITECTURAL SHAPES & COLORS. Yoiissoirs for all kinds of Arclies. Peerless Brick Company, 208 So-ath 7tli St., iPlilladelPliia. FIRE-PLACE HEATERS. "Wa invite the careful consideration of Owners, Arcnitects and Builders to our new apparatus for warming and ventilating dwellings with AN OPEN FIRE. Burns equally well, hard or soft coal or -wood. Heats also upper rooms, and is unequalled in especial adaptation to FLATS or suites on one tloor. OPEN STOVE VENTILATING CO., 78 Beekman St., New York Conquest Mill & Mining Company of Nevada, **.-*—-. ^'12"*^'^'^'^^ ""'^''^'' ^^^ -^^^'« o/ <'»e State of New York. CAPITAL, $1,000,000. 200.000 shares, par value $5 each. nrTT-i-r\-rr\ * -* » -^vN-ASSESS ABLiE, irTTrriAr'^i^^^B'ViJ^^IP^^^ PmstrZenf; A. J. DITTENHOEFER, Vice-President; IMLLIAM A. DARLING, 2Yea.mrer; JAMES B. MOREY, Secretary. all exn«nKe«'"^T?1l"fii'^,\'^?'"i%^*°"'"®^' *^® Property shows a handsome daily surplus over and above ^ifi^*^.?^ It 18 the pun>08e of the company to incrase the capacity of the mill, and for that purpose a mited number of shares of Uie working capital wiU he sold at |1.56 per^are. â– » " "^ muu purpose a
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