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242 RECORD AND GUIDE February 23, 1918 CURK«-^T V,..^L«M--------. i *^iCh;S. CUURKNT wholeeale prlcoe, orevalUnR on the y^riUdlniff Material E5xGnanffa and elsewheri in th« MetropolU^n aistrlct. AUownnceB muet be made for ys-rd ana store prlcSB: Note.—Prlc« ehangea are indleated by black-face type, BKICK CCarKO lots, at the wharf, to dealer* only), per M.; For retail prices, New York, add cartage plus IU per cent. North River common..........$10.25@------- KariLaii cuinmoii............No viuuLatioii second hand common, per load ot l,50u .....................$7.60® ------- Kwa lac© brloK. rousch or smooth, car lota............$21.00®------- Bull bricK ior lieht courts... 21.00«tf -— LiiKht colored tor Ironta...... 26.0U(tf------- CKMhiiNT (.wholesale, i.uuu bbis. iota and over, tkionjCtfiUe duck. N. Y.j; UomesLic furliniKX, CipoL.......;fii.l5© ------- Ueuaiti on Ou-kh. roturned. luc. Uag. KoKeuUaie XMatural to dualers. Wood or dueK. bags..........il,l6(iy ------- Kehate on DaBS, returned. lUc. baK. CKUteHliiU to'lUNiij loou cu. ya». lotb. 1. o. li. aiou^aiae docK N. i.. waoieuaiei: Trap rocK, iVa in. ui^^niinal)... $1.20^ ♦1.36 xiap rocK. ti in- (u'^'^imal;.. • ■ t.^oin' 1.4o J^iuetjiuue nagtfiug. per tm. It. .i^fW U.1& liliuuMtoue curbinK. &xH>........40W------- llui-.i-.UW Xll-iu ^nlep^oonuM. iiTicoa i. o. b. iuctury, I'orin Ambo>. N. J.>: ii^xterlor— 4x12x12 in., per l.UUO............ ------- bxl2xl2 in., per l.UUU............------■ Iixi2xl2 in., per i,uuu............------- Iyxi2xl2 in., per l.UUU........... ------- 12x12x12 in., per l.UUU...........------- Lnteriur— ;ixl2xl2 in., per 1,UUU............------- 4x12x12 111., per l,uuu............ ------- t)xizxl2 m., per l.uuo............------- isxi2xi2 in., per l.UUU............------- l^l^ili v»tauuaiu iyu-iU. uoio.. wlioietsaie^ . i
. .$lo.uyiy/ ------- iiyaraiea iinianing (.per ton;. io.4ii(y ------- i-.lNSilillii-' Uii..— Ciiy oranaa, oiled, 5 bbi. lots. .$1.3::@ -------- i^eas man o bbls.............. l,aata> -------- Uii^Vllii-. KOyjKJ cu. JrU. lUlO i. o. O. aA-JiiH. ctiUe uuca. iN. X.. wUoieaaiej; l^ in. (.noiniaai;..............*i.00(a) -------- ^- llx........................iNo quotaiioii Jr-uViiig* gravel ..............^nw iluoLacioi' i'. o. V-. eiavci...............i-^*J liuuLaLiuii l-aVlUg toLOUtt ................xNO liUOLaLluli j_.L.AiJji^xt \, vv uoicoaio pucco,-N. i.i. Itjiiow itiito viiici uuaiiLaUlts ±s. dtuuaara «iab ................♦vouW'»*-7& cypreee lumber (Dy car, I. o. 0. w. x.j; i-irsLs and seconds, 1 -m. . .*b3.UUia'------- Cyprestt enintflea. lixlti. No. 1 Cyprees shinsiee. fixltt. No. 1 _____ frimA ................. B.OOtty ------- QuarS"red oaR ...............^"'""^ 'A'm. I-laln oaic ................... »«•""«' '^""^ WhA''e°o'aK * quartered, select.$5l.00@ 156-00 Ked oak, quartered, select... 61.UU(y> 5o.UU Maple No. 1................ 47.0U(tf ------- Stei^ow »»"«'^0;,.1:,°;»"|"^.^.'? 39.00® — N. C. Fine! floorins. Norfolk. 4u.oo«p ------- FUAtiTUiR—(Baeic prices to dealers at yard. Manhattan): Masons' flnuhlne in 100 1^%,-«ft^*,« oo bags, per ton..............$15.00 @;?l«.t*o Dry Mortar, in bags, return- _„„_ „-, able at I5c. each, per ton.. . ii.£o(& &.7o Block, 2 in. isolid^ per sq. ft.....♦O.UJJ Block, 2-ln. (.honow>, per sq. It.....wj Boards, hk. In. x S It................Jjjj Boards, %. in. x a tt................*»^ SANI>— Screened and washed Cow Bay 50U CU. yds. lots, wholesale. . Jl.^DQy------- STRUCTURALi STEEL. (Plain material at tidewater, cents oer lb.>: ____ Beams & channels up to 14 in.a.196®------- tieams & channels over 14 ln..3.196(tf------- Angles Sx3 up to 6x8..........s.iyattf------- Zees and tees.................i\ll'S>------ Stoel bars, half extras.........3.195<(p------- TURPENTINE: Spot, in yard, N. Y.. per gal.$0.48@$0.48i^ WINDOW GLiASS. Official discounts trom jobbers' lists: SiDffle strength. A quality, first three brackete ......................J>yy«+20% B grade, single strenKlh. flrst three brackets .....................^^'f^ Grades A and B. larger than the first tnree brackets, single inick... »uyo+10% CREATING JEWISH SOCIAL CENTER New Building, Costing $150,000, Will Be De¬ voted to Educational and Recreational Activities nr* HERE are ?. number of extremely •*■ interesting features in connection with the Jewish Center that is now nearing completion at 131 to 135 West 86th street. This building is owned by the Jewish Center, Inc., an organization of Orthodox Jewish families residing in the immediate neighborhood, and provisions in this project have been made for activities, educational, recrea¬ tional and religious, in which the mem- Easton Fireproofing Corp., 505 Fifth avenue, reinforced concrete arches and fireproofing; Raisler Heating Co., 129 Amsterdam ave.nue, heating and ventil¬ ating; International Casement Co., 101 Park avenue, steel sash; Herrmann & Grace Co., 673 Bergen street, Brooklyn, hollow metal sash; M. Harrison & Son, 214 East 52d street, roofing and sheet metal work; United Electric Construc¬ tion Co., 101 Park avenue, electrical in¬ stallation; Cutler Iron Works, 247 Nor- L. Mordecai & Son, Builders. Louis A. Abramson, Architect. ^ "Tf 9% ifr^^ JEWISH CENTER IN WE3ST 86TI? STREET. AJT^aC^W^r ^ Jf-^ bers of the association can participate. 1. J. Phillips, 115U Broadway, is the chairman ot the building committee. The plans and specihcations for this operation were prepared by Louis Al¬ len Abramson, architect, 2ZU Broadway, who has had a most successful expe¬ rience in designing and planning struc¬ tures of this character. Thomas J. Bird, JU East 4^d street, was the steel engi¬ neer, and Chauncey Matlock, 30 East 4^d street, was the engineer in charge of the plumbing, heating, and ventila¬ tion, lhe builaing will represent the expenditure of more than $150,000. The construction of this building was under the direction of A. L. Mordecai & Son, 30 East 42d street, who obtained tue general contract and the follow¬ ing concerns supplied labor and mate¬ rials for the work: Jacob Volk House Wrecking Co., 103 Park avenue, wreck¬ ing; Hinkle Iron Co., 534 West 56th street, structural steel; Micwiel Co., 162 East 23d street, mason work; James H. Young Stone Co., Locust avenue and lo6th street, limestone; Annett & Mc- man avenue, Brooklyn, ornamental iron; Lasette ik Murphy, 238 West 108th street, plumbing; Jackson Mantle & Grate Works, 2 West 33d street, tile; South¬ ern & Marshall, 247 East 43d street, in¬ terior trim; Jacobson fit Co,, 241 East 44th street, plain and ornamental plas¬ tering; Voska, Foelsch & Sidlo, 61 Mills street, Astoria, L. I.; Hyman Denker, 5 West lllth street, painting, and Cassidy ik Son, lUl Park avenue, lighting fix¬ tures. The new structure is now erected so as to include the cornice directly over the fourth story. Provisions have been made so that in future the superstruc¬ ture may be added. The building occu¬ pies a plot 60x100 feet, and includes a spacious lobby and auditorium on the hrst tioor with coat rooms and lavatorie? on the second floor. The synagogue ex¬ tends through the third and fourth tloors with the exception of the front of the building where the fourth floor space is to be used as a library, room for trus¬ tees, and gallery. The additional stories that will be erected at some future time will contain the following; Fifth and SSSbu;tr:S^[S;BSuallt^::::::Soy^^^^ Connell, 6 west nist street, granite; ______RECORD AND GUIDE QUOTATIONS ARE ACCEPTED AS OFFICIAL BY BUILDING MATERIAL^ EXCHANGES,^
