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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RITTER "A further STRENGTHENING oc'
CURED IN the ton grades yesterday because
of good out Of town call. which strength.
som high grade stock. Medium grades IN
moderate supply. Renovated .aute'. Local
demand for ladies' restricted, but exporters
are taking some stock. Packing stock weak
Prices: Creamery, extras, - score. 2iian 1sc. :
higher scoring, 26i4n27c.. frsts, IS TO 81 score,
e3i?us5c; state, dairy. tubs, finest. SOC, good
&c renovated. extras, 23dsSiac. frsts, "a
22'gc. lower grades, @Gu:ic imitation cream
cry, frsts, 2sa?2lgc.; ladies'. current make,
grades. ala packing stock. June make.
fine, 2Oc No. >. H'salsc: lower grades, l6
CHEEsE-High grade stock colored ra,s
steady. Lower grades somewhat easier Lanes
selling below i3iac, in free supply. Daisies
whole milk, fresh, flats, white and colored,
state. skins. special, Iailrc,; SKINS, fresh,
EGGs-Fine eggs in better demand. with
market steady Other lines in accumulation
and offered n concessions. storage eggs have
Fancy nearby scarce and firm. with most
stock defective, Prices; Fresh gathered ex'
IsigmaOc-; seconds. l6filsc No l. dlr,ies,
i4l9ai5c hennery whites, fine TO fscny,
3laS!c.; h%ennery, browns, :iu2sc.; mixed
'G M2vE POULTRY Fowls. broilcrs and
roosters steady and IN far demand spring
ducks SLOW AlN weak, Express runs Hknt,
with loghorn hroilors steadier. Receipts yes
,erday, twenty cars, Prices; Fowls, l5'sgl6c
brollers, lNlil9isc; ducks. western, ltc,
Southern, l3c.; spring, l7igalSizc; Jersey
spring. l7c geese, Western, l2c.; southern,
lie; turkeys. llul.c r%oosters, NC. guineas,
Boo pigeons, .ou 20
DRESSED POuLTRY-Fresh killed broil'
ers steady, Those from the South are IN
off condition, Fancy fresh killed iced fowls
rather firm for Iiap6 IN, sizes. smaller sizes
dull, Old ROSTERS in moderate supply and
firm. Long, Island spring ducks steady
Sauabs dull. Movement in frozen light
Prices: Fresh, fowls, Western, boxed. so lbs
and over. ~i7tac Western, sraldcd, large, Ice
broilers, 2aH21c.; old ROSTERS, I2al2iac.
squads. prime, white, 10 lbs. to dozen, 1880,
. lbs. 81; S lbs $50. Turkeys-Fresh hens
and toms. Ice. Turkeys, dry picked
selected. elc.: Western. zoe; Texas. lTni;iRc
Brollers, milk fed, Is to q lbs, :?os3c corn
fed. Is TO - lbs, Gle, Chickens, Il to box
milk fed, ~ 10 u lbs. Gle Is lbs, and over,
sln9ac.; corr fed, 80 10 " lbs, loc.. - lbs
and over, gcc. Fowls, I? TO box, 30 lbs. and
over TO dozen, lie, 10 IN 20 lbs, i,iac, OLE
rnnstcrs laul2i.c.
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COMPANY BUYS B'kLYN BLOCK.

The Cross & Brown Company has sold
for Francis 7. Cnderhill OF Santa Bar
bara. Cal. TO the Kingsooro Realty Com
pany OF Brooklyn the entire block front
containing over $4,000 quare feet OF
space on the west side OF Stewart ave-
nue.. between Ingraham street and Har-
rison place. The property has "A 'front.'
age on the Long Island Railroad.
Prof. Fred II. Gilman, stat!stician Of
the Public Service Commission. pur-
chased from the Alec Building Company
the dwelling at 2l27 SiXty-seventh street.
q. Lebett 4 Co. have sold in the east
ern section OF Brooklyn 623 Madison
street. four story brick building. for j.
Rowland to J. Wrieden 46s Kosciusko
street, 25xl0o. with buildings. for Graue
estate to the Alexander Company us
Hart street. three story house. for j.
Eisler TO a client 6s4 Lexington ave-
nue.. four story fiat. for J. Eisler TO a
client 67s Gates avenue. 15xloO, a NOV
ing picture theatre, for J. Rizenstein.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Close Z to q Points Up
sales 2s.5OO BAGS.

The coffee futures market was steady
yesterday. with prices at the close 4
TO 9 points up on transactions of $500
bags. There was further moderate
buying by trade interests. Offerings
were light. Offers in cost and frelghts
at Brazil were unchanged. The cables
were mixed. the spot market at Rio
showing firmness. while exchange de-
clined. Receipts continued heavy and
stocks showed further increases.
The worlds visible supply of coffee
on August I was placed at $500. 273
bags, an increase of $4,000 bags, AS
compared with the total on July I last.
Brazilian markets were irregular. Rio
IS advanced 75 rcis to 4s975, while
Santos Is were unchanged at $4,000.
Rio and Santos receipts total 10000
bags. Sac Paulo had 1900 bags and
J%undiahy $1,000 bags. The rate Of
exchange on London was lowered to
IL I'D.
Prices were
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MORRIS \ RupNlCk paper ,ooGt,.
hVt,tos Of s3I5G9 and assets Of si,5e5..
DOVE. HARRIS, WoopWoRTh CON,
PA\Y. printing 800 East IWrnN ,hiE"
-. s,hcdu'os show liabilities OF W.
Al, AMI assets Of tFss
: 'rIpERGER 4 COMPANY, manu'ac
.n-ors Of waists and dresses. rs Greene
-e., samuel Elherger. Morris ochshorn.
Isiso- RJIersr doing Nusinss As : FL.
wager n 90. schedules Individually ana
"a . Arm The hrm's schedules show
v.huuies Of sG,Gts and assets OF $1,000.
Individu.l schedules show no assets or
liabilities
,rrers Of waists, : Fast TwCnty-elghih
sGr,et. ~.rhcdul,s show liabilities Of ga
''ur '"Wc"ArFERTy COMPANY INC,
,le,trotvpe. III East Twen'N.-ffh
street. schedules show Liabilities Of s>.ooN
and assets ~ t."6i,
NAIE ri. rHAlNSoN. dry goods and mems
furnishing goods, 5si LenoX ayenn',
.hedules show liabilities Of Sl,6f ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Automobile Owner Buys East
57th Street Stable for
Garage Purposes.
$500. 900 PARK AVE. HOUSE

The sale OF an East Fifty-seventh
street plot for Improvement, with a pri-
vate garage. and OF a small East Side
house was the extent OF trading In Man
haitian yesterday. Tn The Bronx builders
took a large plot on the C%oncourse for
apartment house improvement. In
Brooklyn too builders were busy and a
number of dwellings also found buyers.
Plans were filed yesterday for two large
Manhattan apartments, n Of which will
occupy a block front on Park avenue
and will cost $500. 600.
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PROPERTY SALES At FLUSHING

The Hossele-Dashield Company has
sold for the owners TO George Sheffield
the block front on the north slde OF War
burton avenue. between First n Sec
ond streets, Bayside. Mr.. Sheffield will
build three semi-bungalows.
John W. Crawford has sold TO Quincy
Z. Street of Brooklyn the plot. 10X2I5,
on the north side Of Chestnut street. $50
feet west OF North Parsons venue
Flushing.
Hortan Rosenbaum of Brooklyn has
purchased from the Mutual Land Com
pany the plot. l09xl32, on the east side
Of Twentieth street, 500 feet south OF
Franconia avenue, Flushing. also the
plot, l0Oxl3O. on the west side OF
Twenty-fourth street, $50 feet north OF
Oak street. Flushing.
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Incoming Ne.srls-By wireless.

s. Creole. Nov orleans ~ Mules south NJ
Juptor - noon yesterday
- III Vale, Galveston y" miles south Of
sandy Hook ~ urNu
- Brilliant 1ampIoo. ~ miles southwest Of
DltUpUi ShOal Al noon
s. Come. Port Arthur !" miles east NJ
sand Key n noon.
IS CouohO. Gaiy"-'pn "a miles south NJ
Snnh, HOOK ~ T. "
- GUIANA ~ 1nomss. ~ miles south NJ
sandy Hook ~ \ VI
s. FL Or,cn'c. galveston, In miles north.
west Of Tor'ugas ~ noon
s. Northwestern. Port Arthur, III miles
wcsi OF Tpriugls ~ noon.
- lInor, Port Arthur, 10 miles "cs' ~
sand Kew NJ noon.
- Norman Rr,lsc Tnmpi'o "1f miles
northeast ~ Diamond Shotl A. noon
" Comnuche lnrk.onNlllc ~ miles south
~ Sandy Hook ~ : = VI
IN. " y Kecnc Brunswick o. miles
south of piHmoud Sholl n =
<. rItv Of savannah savannah ~ mules
south OF Diamund Shoal NJ T. VI
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COTTON HIGHER IN
DULL MARKET
Opcns strong on Good Liver
pool showing but Reacts
Later in Day.
MORE ~CONTRABAND TALK

As usual toward the week end there
W., a tendency yesterday to even up
commitments In cotton, and as the mar
Ne, was long there was a rather heavy
tone. A reaction followed a rather
strong opening based chiefly on tho
favorable showing by Liverpool. where
rrices we're put Ave to six English
noints higher than due. Spot sales. how
ever. showed some falling of from the
recent large average. The weather
throughout the belt was generally favor
able In spite of the fact that Texas has
not yet had thorough relief to the
drought which has prevailed for the last
week or so. There were good showers
IN parts OF the eastern belt, but the
tendency is toward settled weather.
Part of the liquidation yesterday
afternoon may have been due to caution
over the week end. II Is known that
the Adriatic is due in the war zone on
Sunday. and the sinking Of this vessel,
even though II Is reported TO be carry
ing a large cargo of munitions, would
have a most d~emoralizing effect on the
market at Its. opening on Monday morn
Ing. There were also rumors to the
effect that a note had been received In
Washington from Great Britain placing
cotton on the list of absolute contra
band. Denisls from h State Depart
ment failed to stop rumors that such
a communication had been received.
The week end figures were of small
Importance. as comparisons with last
season are all out OF Joint owing to the
early war conditions last August. The
into sight was placed at 37,54s bales.
against $3.50 last ear.
Futures closed steady.
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BIG FLAT FOR PARK AVENUE.
esOO,OOO 60 he spent ON Building
to occupy block Front.

Whitney Warren and Charles d. Wet
more, architects for the 420 Park Ave-
nue. Company, :. Fullerton Weaver
president. have filed plans for the con-
struction OF a seventeen story apart
ment house on the west side of Park
avenua. to occupy the whole front be-
tween Fifty-hfth and Fifty-sixth streets.
1t will have an avenue frontage OF
1908 feet and 66.7 feet on each street.
The facade of the building will be OF
brick. limestone and terra Gotta In the
French Renaissance style OF architec-
ture. with handsome concentrations In
terra Gotta. The entrances will be OF
each street and there will be three doc
tors offices ON the first floor as we'll as
apartments for extra servants. Each
floor will have suites OF six and eight
rooms with servants accommodations.
two suites on a floor. thereby making
accommodations for thirty-two families.
The building will be fireproof and will
be 30 feet high. The cost has been
estimated at $500, 900 by the architects.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Joseph I. Day suburban Department,
Manhattan, capital, 10000; directors, Jo-
seph r. Day. John VI Philbin and Roy c,
Middlebrook. New York city.
The Woods Of Arden, Manhattan; cap
ital, 81, 500; directors, Fred 4. NJ Burrell,
Nelson +. Lewis and Arthur s futile,
Brooklyn.
Manhattan Heights Improvement Com
pany. Manhattan; capital, $1,000; direc-
tors, Rose Markowit1, New York city, lLl-
liam Stimel. The Bronx. and Philip Well
ings. New York city.
1879 street Building Company, The
Bronx: capital, $1,000, directors, Daniel
Houlihan Joseph 7 iioulihan and Mar
gsret Houlihan, New York city.
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ENGLISH FIRM BUYS FACTORY.

Feist & Feist have sold for u. II. Har-
rison & Bro. to $. Schein 4 Sons Of
London, England. the two story brick
factory building covering the larger part
of the plot. il9 feet front with "A depth
of 200 feet and having "A frontage along
the Morris Canal Of 200 feet and known
as sos to 6l3 Third street. The Sche!n
concern will manufacture rubber goods
for physicians and medical purposes.
They will employ about $50 hands.
This il their first American factory. They
have other plants in London. Paris and
Antwerp.
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East side.

tEas, Of Fith av, between Fourteenth
and 10th stsp
attn ST. 1855 . Lexington dv, AK
qs9-Alica kauser TO susanna II 4
Fsbcr. Far Rnckawsy. I. | July g, pr
mtg $4,000. . yrs. 6 p c; ATTY, r q 60,
I7s Nay... 3" 900
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Arm, and Navy Orders.

wASHINGTON, Aus, 6-Ihose army
orders were issued;
FIRST Lieut. Robert 5. oher.y, Ordnance
pen,r,meut 70 Fort Michie, New York
cant l. u Vert Coleman. @ N G, to
san Frantasro ,
Artillery. Fourth Fold Artillery, to Coast
Artillery.
COMET ArtilnrN 10 THIRD Field Artil'erN.
Tirs' Lieut. EuEenio g dc Hos'os, Porto
rico Regiment Of infantry, from detail
AZ military am to Governor of Porto Rico
and Vil report to commanding officer Of
his rcEiment
amy AS aviation studNnts with aviation
section of signal Corps Second Lieut..
Mailer ". NautsmcIer, Coast Artillery;
second Lieut.. Dana Palmer. Third In
f,utry. - Join Ms REGIMENT; Lieut. Col
Henry NJ. Morrow. Judge Advocate, to
wsshirgton and report to Judge Advocate
General of army for conference,
capt philip Powers, Eleventh l%nfantrv,
transferred to tho Twenty seventh lnfan-
try. TcNas Cily.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

ATTY wt GiSSs. "v' x aug . R que AZ s' p E f iiSfG
LG 10 vi4ssn. %L" al ;dl5;i;sii55 F? ana "a a ano 'i TO
julius Hechtlinger. ySo6 I.orilIard -.
81 and CO., map Bradish johnson
Estate-wiiy Springer TO estate OF
Brddish johnson. lsilp.- l. !. July -.
due as per bond; atty q T co,,i!s
,nMNIri the following same date, map aud
A1 same .'' ,! a. tiSSii I g. fEos TraInSr t.
SiS, Teresa FTawley e same. ,liq5Si
{, to same. same. 81 s.ii9-ii o,. log g. 4; &, i and "a. Henry Henry
scharf and ano, 10 same, iis7; lot. SCI
and S:2, VIM V Weiss e same ga,
$3.50, lois ios TO ~, Cath schmidt to
same, sSo7' lots az and ~, sSme TO TO
same, $40 SO; 'G lot. - .5 5srG N nass' " ASf +
Phillips and sno to same, s:so; iot IS;
Lena Meyers TO same. $40: lots lts and
iss, ABR l. PHILIP; an! ys snG to M sa y
:ss' I, ada ~. M ksr P9 81 iTm'; and % sro '' TO
!; ;c% same .,i::s: lsoi,;; 90 .hd sSS : Ar
Harry Winter, s?lo. lots, l1s and ~,
Frances Levy TO SANE si2o; i9'' aa,,
Hf 20 iII TO- saIne $3.50: lots. 40. j. -.
- ~ and '!;i ~ Haylis o,. f in To- ei is9.
samuel r Anger TO same. 1927; lots
H. TO- 10. Otto Gentsch. 5000; lot
is. Roger Williams. Il. same; sie2; los
il and as. Mary l. Russell 10 same,
.525. lots as and tis. cath schmidt
10 same. s.s7. los Sss 70 4GS and ~
S.s'rler TO same, N.075; lot 2os. Rosa
zarriiii 70 same, $780, iot iss' YIN u
Schanbacher to. same 500 lots 'SS, ~,
lsg and 40, Henry Scharf and an9 20
stseme' SEQ: lot q, Gennsro lsrrilli TO
same isS5; lots :ts and $50; John ROM
TRY G Michaeis to same, 3lOj; lots
40 81 and ii3. Frank Reisier TO same
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
BUILDER Buys on coHCouRsE,

GRAND BoULENARD-J. =. Finneran
and =. j. Ryan have sold for the julia
]. Livingston estate of Philadelphia TO
John Carr the plot. 100Nl00, at the
southwest corner of the Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse and 18TH street.
The property was held at $4,000 by
the estate. which had owned 1t since
1905.
COURTLANDT AVENUE - Anna
Brand has sold the southeast corner
OF Courtlandt avenue and 1881 street.
a six story HAT. fronting $50 feet on
the avenue and 90.5 feet on the street.
with easterly and s%outherly lines OF
so feet and ilj feet respectively.
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BUYS 57TH ST. GARAGE SITE.

EAST 9TH STREET-The Ess Ell
Realty Company. $. l.. Frank presl-
dent. has sold the three story stable
on plot 5oxi00.5 at $50 and 1873 East
F~ffty-seventh street. II Is IS feet
west of Third avenue. Pease & Eli
man were the brokers. The buyer,
whose name is withheld. will alter the
building Into a private garage.
EAST 3ITH STREET-Joseph =. Day
has sold for the Misses Helena W. and
Susanna II. A. Faber to a client for
occupancy the -four story dwelling at
i46 East Thirty-seventh street. on lot
lix9s.9. The purchaser is Alice
kauser.
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sbOO,OoO DRIVE APARTMENT.

The Hudson View Construction Com
pany, Henry Friedman president, has
filed plans for a six story elevator apart
ment house at the south corner OF
Rive rside Drive and 160th street, The
building will front 2l2.6 feet on the
Drive and l449 on the street. Young &
Wagner, the architects, estimate the
cost at $500, 900,
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PLANS FOR pROOkLYN FLATS.

Plans have been completed by w. +.
Mccarthy. architect. for a four story
apartment to cost $4,000 and TO he
erected By the Parkdale Realty Com
pany on plot 40x1O0 on the east side of
East Fourteenth street. 279.3 feet north
of Foster avenue. Mr.. Mccarthy has
also completed plans for a four story
apartment to cost $4,000 to be erected
by Orsalino Ragusano on lot 22xlO3.6
on the west side OF Vanderbilt avenue.
100 feet south OF Park place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6.-Electrlc Stor-
age Battery again was the centre OF in
terest IN this market. The stock closed
with a gain Of 3 points for the day.
Cambria steel advanced IA. United Gas
Improvom ent Ia and Philadelphia Com
pany common 1ia. Other stocks were
generally unchanged TO a shade higher.
The summary
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GREENWICH PLACE \ BARGAIN,

Through William S, Meaney, a syndI-
cate has purchased the estate ~ the late
Adelaide l.. Butler. consisting OF Nifty
1--WE acres OF land. with homestead and
1--WE cottages. at CIR enwich, Conn. The
property WAS held at $4,000, but is
now said to have been sold for about
$50, 900. The syndicate will develop the
property and resell il in parcels for resi-
Dental Improvement. When Mrs. Butler
bought the property she spent nearly
sl25.OOO In additional improvements,
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ANOTHER s7TH ST. TAILOR.

Miss l.. Loran. ladies' tailor and
dressmaker on West ~Thlrty-ninth street.
has leased from the Browning estate the
five story dwelling. on lot 2jNlOO. AT l6
West Flfty-seventh street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. John C..
Foster. the broker, reports that the lease
IL for a term OF four years. with the
privilege OF a renewal for a term OF
twenty-one years. The rental is said 10
he about $4,000 a yea net. The prop
erty will be extensively altered for the
1pssae
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tw.th name and address ~ lender and
lenders Attorney
Dow ntown.
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C%0TT0NsEED OIL.

4 better tone prevailed In the oil
Values showed moderate inn
provement. with light trading. Offerings
limited, partly due to the better
in the lard market and TO the
crop complaints from the South
The premium on August dropped
to only > points on September. A
rood deal of switching from September
to January and March was reported.
interest was small.
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The Liverpool market opened steady.
There was a fair business in spot cot
ton, with middling 5 points advance.
Middling at $500. Sales. 5000 bales
receipts. zone.
steady,
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LIS PE>DE>s.


q-rp ST cess q 9 Of sth av. 81 Sc
gSq-Joseph { Levi e. al agt George
B!ckelhaupt ct a. foreclosure OF mort
gage. atty. W : Sewhouse. -,
SAP ST. Sls E-Christisn + Tiet1en 81 a.
act Fed " Herbert e. al torecIoeure OF
mortgage: atty, T. j Martin.
Bronx.
l3STH ST. n : $685. Il e Of Wills .aN,
a. sxlOO-Charl II freeman agt Leo
Jacobs ct al foreclosure OF mortgage;
atty. II W Freeman.
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MADISON Az. HOUSE FoR TRADE

Charles Goldsmith has leased for n
long term OF years the four story and
basement private dwelling at 1862 Mad
son avenue. between Eightieth and
Eighty-frst streets. for DR.. d. H.. Davi-
son to Adolph Mayer. florist. who VIII
alter IL into stores and apartments and
will occupy the store.
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BUYER IN WEST END DEAL.

Harvey j. Letter is reported to be the
buyer OF the rve story dwelling go
West End avenue, southwest corner OF
Ninety third street. reported sold recent
ly by Arthur ". Corse for the New
York Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07

W~NSNINGTON, NUE, N,|The cruIsor
Cleveland arrINei at IL Pa. cruiser Al
nuu, a., pprl Angeles, -uppll ship supply
a. Manila. tug Acronar At Bustou, battle
shin Maryland at TIhurou, DESTROYER Me
can a. RpsehHnk, y. Y
Tho school shin Nnntir sailed from
Hancock, Mich. tor practice cruise, ie-
stTuNer Reid from Pensacola for Key West,
fus' ,h!p saturn from Bromc"'ou for san
Francisco. hospital ship So'tre from Hamp-
ton Roads tur Port hu Prince. hh't."slips
Krntu,ky aud Kodrsirgo from Taugicr
sound Tor NON YORK. hdr'ueship connect.
cat from Port an lriuU" Tor Iape Hay.
lion, guuhnut lslu 1t l.u@on from Chicago
for buff,
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RESULTS AT T
Public offerings Yesterday In Nnn-
haitian and The Bronx.
lat ~ NESEY STREET
Nv Nanny RraHy

by Henry Brady
3oTH ST, ! T., n =, 49, q 9Th sv, :lbN
S2. : sly dwg- i W sterling agt W g
s2.37eA7; to the plaintiff for ., $40. 900
lat S2os THIRD ANENuE.l
iieD ST. i9 y, n 5 100 " Brook av, 25N
100, 4. sty tnt-Luder Hanken agt Dora
Dohrmarn ct al; due, f1o,037. 10; taxes.
Sc, s6t79t: to the plaintiff for, q 1000
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ADDS TO BRoOKvILLE ESTATE.

T.. :. willard Il 60. have sold nine
acres of land at Brookvtlie, |" l., to
william II. Vanderpoe, adjoining prop
erty which Mr.. Nanderpocl bought last
wear through the same brokers.
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LONG ISLAND CITY FLAT SOLD.

The Cross Il Brown Company has
sold a four story brick apartment at
the northwest corner OF Twelfth and
Vanderventer avenues. Long Island city.
for Daniel j. Lahey. The property is
50xl00.
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commander I. II DAYTON. detached FROM
command Saratoga to home for orders
Eusien II II. Hawkins, from thatta-
uonga to treatment naval hospital, Mare
Island.
Passed Assistant surgeon X. Y strarten,
from the Tennessee 10 home for orders
Passed Assistant raymHster Il. G. Nc
ln,osh, from NHvM Academy to the Ten
nrssoe.
Passed Assistant Payinastor r, william
son. Jr.. to the Vermont,
Chaplain A.. r.. Burke, appointed acting
rhnpIAIn In the navy from July -. 1919.
Commander :, + Moses, from captain
lieutenant '"mmander q q Murir, e.
command the saratoga
lieutenant Commander \ 81 q. smith
from captain Of ward, olongapo, p%hilippin,
Islands, to naval station, thvi'c,
Lieutenant Commander II *. cage. 70
captain of yard at O.onsapo,
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TAKE DWELLINGS IN suBuRBs.

John r. scott has rentsd for the
Cedarhurst Estates A large stone house
and garage IN Sealy lane, Cedarhurst,
l., l., To Richard W. Stevenson.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


tWith name and address OF lender and
attorney. N attorneys name II omitted
address party Of the second part.D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
GREAT NECK PLOT SALE.

Frank Crowell has sold 1000 square
feet Of ground facing Elm street. Great
Neck. l.. l.. for !. r. Macdonald Of Man
to Marie A. Hahn of Great Neck,
l.. l., for Improvement with "A residence
OF concrete, hollow tile and stucco,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
BUYS HOME At GREENACREs.

The Robert T., Farley organization has
sold for IA client "A house being completed
on Claremont avenue, G~reenacres, to Ida
q. Smith Of Springfield. Mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
NEW YORKER BUYS At PELHAM

Mrs. A. y. JOIN son OF New York has
bought for about $4,000 "A nine room
house on Manor lane. Pelham Manor,
New York. from the John 7. Brook
Company. The Pelham Realty Company
was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P%IrrsBuRG, Aug. 6.-Tranactions in
Columbia Gas and Electric and Pure Oil
continued fairly heavy, Closing prices
in each were a shade below yesterdays.
Ohio Fuel Oil sold at Is. up u. The
summary: