Delmonico’s has been a fixture of Wall Street’s culinary scene since it opened in 1837. The historic steakhouse has served the likes of Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain and Marilyn Monroe. Now, after almost 200 years, it’s planning a second outpost in Midtown Manhattan. It’s a sign that even as beef gets pricier, Americans aren’t giving up steak frites. Kate King has the scoop.