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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

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~ Site noget for Spetuldnter. aittin
Gpuntu. Sbeale Sorbolbe for Weieriorift /
Sprbbuno, 8limat, Suno, Sapne9onse.
Sraple Msierier anIaet operalt. Saa Dor
9iteratur. 9Gs. llnberieo. aruolb, Saub
aoent, 6of Sslanb 6p., 1876 @olpin Slbs.,
Tuluth, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

Hartn= 6ootfipb. -381 Icres
~ peb Sbepenne Niper. NOR Sarge, me-
oct impropeb, $50 900. psi gcres peo Reo
Jtiper, nGr Sarge, 500. 90 pr. gcre. 100
gcreS, uoprtet, en- WiG ira Sp, s35. 90 pr.
@tcre. 80 acres nGr Woorheob, Miuu.,
si5.0 90 pr. acre. Sirfelise Gpottisb. Sils
ifrip SD. e. @nberlou, 7. 3. Sor 335,
Sargo, q. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

1topalgtc Sbprtburn=, @uern-
~ ieus, 6olitein. SaIpe. Moperote Eriier.
Bill crate" for Grprels. Gorter Ieperes.
@aul Is. Sobuiou. Soutb ct. Saul, Niinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
AMUon otljaIaS.-16O &c

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8 iom Ct @ulp, life noset ubrugt
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
LOGAN & BAYANs CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

(By Private wire to A. Z. Masten & co..
NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-As seemed to
be the general impression, the charac-
ter of advtces emanattng from sources
in sympathy with the cause of the En-
tente Allies, suggested that at least for
Il beginning the German peace propos-
ais will not be looked upon with favor
at this period. While authentic advices
from high official circles at London and
Paris were lacking, the character OF the
sayings disseminated Was such as TO
provoke much scattered short covering
and q moderate replacement OF long
lines. with the result taht rather sub
stantial recoveries were recorded. Tho
situation strikes us as being very COM
pick. Bullish confidence has been rude
~ shocked. and even though the atti-
tude Of the Allies may denote that hos
tilities may be indefinitely prolonged.
still it must be borne in mind that in
such an event the Central Powers may
elect to pursue methods Of warfare OF
Il sort that may not be entirely in keep
ing with the American government
idea Of proper procedure and thus pro-
woke state Of affairs that may be
found to be much more dlsconcerting
than those just prevailing.
Accordingly we adhere to the view
that this Is a period during which the
utmost conservatism should he exer-
cised, despite the strong surface ten
denotes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
RECOVER|ES MADE
ON STOCK MARKET
Due to Belief That Peace Proposals
Would Be Turned Down-Rccov-
eres Irregular.

NEW. YORK. Dec. 13.-1rregular but
very substantial rccovcries were regist-
cred today. the Improvement being
mainly due to covering Of short con-
tracts by professional traders who pro-
fessed Ia believe that no immediate
change In technical conditions would re-
suit from the Tcutonic peace proposals.
There was also substantial buying by
operators who favored the rails. that
group contributing largely TO The
strength of the general list. with ad-
vancrs Of about = points in Union Pa
chic. Canadian Pacific. New York Central,
Reading and Norfolk and Western.
Tho course of munitions and equip
mcntS was observed with much interest
because Of their severe impairment In
the preceding session. Recorerics in
these stocks ranged from TO almost
points.
United States Steel rose and fell with
in narrow range during the forenoon
hut steady absorption in the later deal
ingS caused an advance of points to
I20E. with only slight reversal at the
end but Bethlehem Steel closed at net
less OF 8 points after having shown an
extreme decline Of II points.
Total sales amounted to 1.725,000
shares. steel supplying almost rs per
cent OF the whole.
International bonds held their recov-
cries Of the previous day but domestic
issues were irregular. Total sales. par
value aggregated Si,460.000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
YESTERDAYS BANK CLEAR|NGS 81, 206, 1850;
INCREASE 1854 PER CENT OVER DEC. 10, 1915|

A. record of several months stand.
ing was broken yesterday when
Wheeling's bank clearings amounted
to S1,206.118,S0. This figure was
passed only once this year. the clear
ings one day in June amounting to
more than S1,400,000.
The clearings for December 49, 1915.
totaled S422, 1881. Yesterdays report
therefore, showed an increase OF S7e3.'
$3.50, or 1854 per cent over the clear
ings for the same day year ago.
The December total now exceeds
eight million dollars. The clearings
for the eleven banking days of the
present month, including yesterday,
total SS,15S.I45,54, while for the cor
responding period Of last year they
amounted to s4,555,O57.39, The in
creascc.->;- GOA .6SS.16. or 1911 percent.
Yeesr day-~as the first day this
month that the clearings have exceed
ed a million dollars, though twice be
fore they passed the nine-hundred
thousand dollar mark.
The December record to date fol-
10ro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

ket firm. Creamery higher than e1-
tras, SO @40c; extras coz scorel. 39c;
firsts, 3TI3SEc: seconds. $50 So nc.
Eggs-Market firrner. Fresh gather
ed. extra tirstS. 4IGp4Sc: frsts. 45@ 46c;
refrigerator. special marks fancy. 33 -
@34c; refrigerator seconds to f1rsts.
3lk 1850: nearby hennery whites. fine
to fancy. 'G0f SIC; nearby hennery
browns. sig Soc.
Cheese-Alarket irregular. State. held.
specials. 2i54c: 60. average fancy. 249
24hc.
Live poultry prices not settled. Dress
ed. flrmer: chickens. 10 @29c: fowls, Is
Qs22c; turkeys. 1SG 29c.
Flour. easier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
(By private wire to Fidelity Invest.

(By private wire 10 F1dellty invest
ment Association.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The furry Of
yesterday evidently resulted In Great
ing q short interest. as prices toward
closing time today gave all the signs
Of urgent covering. News from abroad
was lacking in so far as it concerned
peace negotiations. The impression
prevails from expressions by British
and French writer's that the German ap-
proach toward peace will be rejected.
This has caused some traders to buy
on the decline of yesterday and today.
Peace negotiations will undoubtedly
cause declines in certain so-called war
brides" that have not benefited by the
war. but yesterdays decline clarified
the position in this group consi derably.
We feel however. that purchases If
made should be confined to those OF
known intrinsic value and real merit.
We expect to see many violent fluctua-
lions before final settlement Of the for
eiEn situation.
From Harris. Winthrop & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
WHEAT RECEIVERS
SOME. OF ITS Loss
Chances Of Peace Diminishing Stsad1ss
ths lIArkst-Corn and Oats
Gained

CHICAGO. Dec. 13.-Notwithstandlns
that much nervousness was shown IN
the wheat market to-day. the excitement
and activity resulting from the chances
Of peace were greatly diminished. and
prices averaged moderately hiEner o"
ing to the unfavorable reception given
in London and Paris to the German pro-
posal. Quotations closed firm at sl.Sa!a
to S1.6I% for May and $1.43& to Wis %
July. with the market as 4 whole rank
ing from the same as yesterdays flnish
to &c higher. Corn gained 4 c to 4sc
and oats 4 &C to &c. The result IN pro
visions varied firm zoe decline 10 a rise
Of q shade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

uD--Trnnsfer books close Dec 20 for regular quar-
tsry Dividend Of - PER cent payable dec. "a: and
on January ~ for extra dividend OF ! "A per cent
payable Feb. l..
l3)--rranBf-r books close Oct. 81. for per cont
cath dividend payable Nov. 1. Book close Dec- D,
Tor su extra cash dividend payable Dec. Is.
(D--Transfer hooks close Dec. .. FOR regular
per cent cash dividend. and extra IN per cent,
payable Dec 81.
t5)-Transfer books close Jan 70. for per cent
cash Dividend. payable Jan. 81.
I6)-Transfer books close Dec 1e. for \ regular 2
per cent cash dividend and aItra III cent dir.
idcnd payable January L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
TICKER TALK
(By private wire to Fidelity Invest.
mcnt ASsociation.)

Dow Jones says: American Type
Foundries company declared regular
quarterly dividends Of l Il per cent on
preferred and ! per cent on common
stock. both payable January IS; stock
record January 10.
Dow Jones says: Electric Boat COM
pany declared usua! extra dividends OF
{erred stocks. payable December %.
Submarine Boat Corporation declared
regular quarterly dividend OF $1.50.
payable January 10: stock record. De-
cember 90.
The buying OF c & o. IS Of the high
est character. At current levels the
stock yields more than G per cent on
its present per cent dividend. which
is absolutely secure. and may be raised
in view OF tho 10 per cent earning
poEer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. 13. is.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. +.
Masten 4 Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Fir-
GINA building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F Brand, manager
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Furnished The Intelligencer by 4 T.
Masten G. Co., members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West VIZ.
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand, manager. , .
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. -, '16.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. E.
Masten e. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bunk of West Vir-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
+. Brand, manager.
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PETROLEUM

OIL, CITY, Pa. Dec 13.--Credit bal
ances, s2.75. Runs, 1859; average,
Sl.26S Shipments. 1o9,SO5; average
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Outside OIL Stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 13. 10:
Furnished The Intelligencer by a. E
Masten & Co, members New York Stock
EXchange. National Bank Of West Viz
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+. Brand, manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec: 13. rs.
Furnished The 1nteIiigencer by A. Z.
Musten g. CO.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr-
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f. Brand. manager.
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Cash quotations.:
Wheat-No red nominal; No. 3 red
$1.6091.61; No. hard nominal; No. 3
hard nominal.
Corn-No. yellow 9o491c; No. yell
low Sl% 489Ec: No. white IS &c.
Oats-No. white soy q 51Ac; stand
ard 81 @52c.
Pork-s28.50.
Lard-$l6.75.
Ribs-$13.32913.3T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

CHICAGO. Dec 13.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000. Market steady. to 10c under
yesterdays average; bulk Of sales, $9.5O
$3.50; light. $8.9Or9.75; mixed, $3.50 @
1910: heavy, $9.45Gt10.10; roughs, ss.45
m9.60: pigs. $1,000 SIS.
Cattle-Recepts. $4,000. Market un-
settled. Native beef cattle. $4,000 1?.G0;
western steers. $6.90ml0.40: stockers
ers, S375@10.1o; calves, 1925 g 1850.
Sboen Recnints $4,000 Market
strong Wethers. $S.15@9.T5; ewes.
s55O0925; lambs. s10.15 % 1925.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14

TOLEDO, Ohio. Dec 13.-Wheat-
Cash and December. $1.T1A; May.
S1.76A.
Glover Seed-Prtme cash and Deem.
Der. S10.65; January, $10.s7; March,
s10.77.
Alsike-Prime cash and December
$11.10; March. SLIPS.
Timothy-Primc cash and December.
S245: March, $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING, W. Va. Dec -, 10.
Daily quotation uIi OF tho wheeling sloei E1'
change:
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Stocks 6o.935.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, ". Va, Dec. Is. .ls. 8.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. E
Masten C Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Viz
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PITTSBURGH. Dec. 13-Cattle-Mar,
ltet steady; supply light. Choice. 39'oV
G10; prime, S10@ 1850.
Sheep-Markct higher; supply light.
Prime wethers. sS.60Gr9; culls and COM
mon s405.b0 lambs, ss@13.5o; veal
calves. $13Q1350..
Hogs-Market lower Receipts. 70
double decks. Prime heavies. slO.@UW
1925; mediums. SlO@1O.l5: heavy york
SIS: pigs, $S.f5@9: roughs. SO @9.T5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
rtWD 90. BIY> ~ l.. !. CITY.

N" Consolidated card Company yes
'.rday completed the purchase Of a plot
s'Nllc at the northeast corner OF Web
s'-- avenue and Third street. Long Isl
and CITY. adjoining the plant Of the
.omrauy. The price paid was 10000.
The plot was sold by Mary Gardner. "A
drect descendeut Of one Of the pioneers
Of Long Island Guy. The sale OF the
'rop,rrv has been held up for more thar
two wears because Of n cloud on the
Title caused by the disappearanc. Of "a
brother of Miss Gardner more than nifty
Years ago. Tn courts in Queens decided
that the grantee In the transaction would
hav. 70 deposit $4,000 Of the purchase
nr'c. with tn. city Chamberlain TO he
claimed by the missing brother or ms
heirs should they ever appear. The pur-
chasing ompan will erect an addition
70 rs plant on the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
PLOT BUYING IN THE BRONX.

WALTON AVENUES. J. Taylor has
sold for George W. McAdRm the
southwes; orner of Walton avenue
and 1881 street. IA plot %3x95. to a
builder who will erect apartments with
stores or the site.
GRAND BoCLENARD--Fred'k Brown
has resold 30 George s. Runk
1899 Grand Boulevard and Concourse,
a new Ave story apartment house
with twenty suites on plot 5oxso. II
uss held at 100000. In part PAY
nent the buyer gave a residence with
two acres at Calhoun Heights. Green
Wich, conn. The Bronx house was
acquired by Mr.. Brown last month
from the N!sts Construction Company.
which completed 1t - short time be-
fore
GRAND ROULENARD-H. A. Douglas
a Co. have resold for the Dayton Con-
struc'ion Company the ~southwest cor
her ~ the Grand boulevard ard Con-
cuu'se AMI i3sth street. a plot fronting
loo feet on the Concourse and ~ fee;
OF l3sth street. William Kaufman.
shO resides on University Avenue. d,
tho buyer He plans 80 improv. tn.
plot will d business building. The
n'y'on company tcueh. 'he p.cpc~..'
''om a Mrs. Iiergin about u mont
agu.
WASHINGTON ANENUE-Kurz& uren
sold for a client uf l.. J. Greenhcrg--
." Rarkin a Weiss al10 Washington
avenue, near sd street, a live story
Hat having five families on d floor.
built ou plot 31iXl2e The purchaser
ENe> N addition To- ct,r twenty free
AMI clear aires uf land known as
Bald Hill, in tn. town nf Wilton. conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01

sArIsrIED M~OKrGAGEs.
WIN the name and uddrtt' OF T"H""'
attorney

with III. name and address OF lenders
attorney
sTU ST SO r. ,Qr - Mark's pr. Jun" .
isI?-wlh.lm,na Won Hsus,. $50
Nicholas av. TO Emigrsnt frdu-'r!t
Say,nys Bank. :, chambers st. at'y,
q a r Co. i7s Bvay ........ 50"
SAME PROPERTY. july !. isoi-ssme y"
same same atty ........ ,'Vi
Io?D Sr. n =. :5i . 80 av. .'xiooll. Fen
{. 1908 Louis Silorsky and ano 20 -
tate u. Jennie Bernsteln. nay ,h"'i
stein, ex,r atty, T q 4 T 60. l75 hf'1l
iiSTH ST. 5,a.5;i W Jan 10, lsli.Ray
gold Realty CO. 5ig " ii3th -. 70 Ihiig
SIN a;;y. l. T 4 T -. -" "w'N 800
Eiche.tauw, 525 + Nh Il, &" tht..lt',
Rierssck; atty. GustJNs Grey Ji.' ~
10 Az. n : SIS n .5;h 81. :'N'o0, JUN
I. lSH.-Pettr Albert ana auo 70 Car"
'inn pohin and nno, sNtrNs Will chris
tian p"hn: a'tys. Aiolph & Henry
Bloch. 90 Nassau s'............,.til.o goo
GREENWICH 81 80. Ian 20, lao2-Jis
\ O'GormRu. ga " lpS'h 4, % Green
witch savings BANK. ATTY. O'GofIns",
Battle 4 randiNer. 81 Wal - $500
PARK Az. W >. 30 Z u Fih . 33lNN".
March %. lgo3-Sanvy gray e. a. 81
NV Rochelle, y Y TO rngghkeeps'-
SAVING Hsuk. atty, II l. Los"', roHsh-
SAME PROPERTY. Sov -. ~ls00-Sauc 10
same, atty, same. .,...... ...... 81. 600
SAME PROPERTY, Aug 8. lsoS-Augustus
v Tray and sno 20 Poughkeepsi, say
inss Bank: ATTY, same, ...,.......s 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
LEASE IN OLD B'wAY ZONE.
lower Manufacturers Take Fur
nser Home Of Well Known Fsvw.

L.. Tanenbaum. Strauss 4 Co. rented
Tor the United States Trust COMPANY.
as trustees. to Gersten.ang Bros. The
entire hve story basement and sub.
basement building on plot s5x1S0 al $40
o.4 broadway. northeast corner OF Bond
street. for a long term of years. The
iessees are the largest manufacturers
OF artificial flowers and foliage in the
city. and are now located on West Broad.
way. The building was formerly occu-
pied by Lesher. Whitman 4 Co.
.. Osgood Pell 4 Co. have leased from
the plans for the Iavre Holding Conn
pany Simon II. ChIfeider president, the
new garage 20 be erected at the south
east corner Of Sixty-fourth street and
Third avenue. for which the plans were
recently flied. This will he the largest
garage In the city devoted exclusively
TO private automobiles. accommodating
altogether W 900 and 400 cars. II
VIII represent the last word in garage
construction. TIL. building will be com
pieted about September I. and will be
operated by the Carlton Garage, Inc, a
newly formed corporation, Of which
william Hlrsch will be president and
Thu Progressive Lunch Company has
leased from the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company the four story build
Ing at 20 rey street for Ave years at an
annual rental OF $500. The building
Will be extensively altered, the lessee to
occupy the store. basement and first
Moor. Schwartz & Saltzman. the pres
ent tenants OF the structure. have ar
ranged with the same owners for q long
term lease OF the adjoining building at
% pey street. with an outlet on Church
stree.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased the ground DOR at il7-ll9 Leon
ard street 10 the u. u. Neal Hardware
Company for a long term OF years. The
balance or the building Is to be occu.
pied by the Romeo Company, one OF the
present tenants. Extensive improve.
ments are to be made to adapt the ell.
tire building for display and salesroon
purposes.
J. Il. English has leased for Emily c
Kruger the four story building at i47
Yves: Forty-elgh,h street to Henry Jan.
Sen for "a term OF wears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
.ueh , NEw JERSEY REAL. STA ron SALE
LOTS 1855 and Use, same map-wm Rauch ' n
10 sams. NAV III. dua "A ncr bond; atty. e

LOTS 1856 and Use, same map-wm Rauch
TO same. May ~. due as per bond: atty,
LOT I. sam. m.p.M.yer Bar.chi to -ams'
Jan Il due as Per bond atty. same So,
IS. map Morriss MIA, being part lot IS.
80 an120-Barry Bros ia corp 20. Jennie
Hudinsky. 1853 vyse av. pr mtg s3S. 900,
iiay 20. ~installs G y G; atty. l. r a r 60,
wAsHiSGToN Az. 5. io's : from u "
cor lot 60. same map. 50.3xi2o-Samc to
same. May 20. ~installs. i y {; atty,
KELLY ST, iios. g s.. 6oxio5-wilieinctte
CONSTR CO, Inc. to Abraham Davis and
ano. ?t W 18th st. d . c. atty. Julius
JAcKsoN AZ. 1%Tr".as5.1'. is5ih st. its''ssSS
7b-Paula Reich & ano TO Sarah Gross
man. 1850 81 av, May 20. demand. In
terest as per bond; atty. T q & T Co,
l16 Bway ANA. 81, 900
LoT t. map Catholic protectory-wm
Kell-her to Harry + O'Connor. SIS Il
isth 1t. May Is. . yrs. 6h p c: attys.
Knox 4 y. 81 Cedar 81 ..........,S3.50
ELTON Az, 6t7-Bertha Amlau 10 SamI
Fruhman. 42T Il i6sth st 0easeho'db,
May 20. %installs. 8 y c; atty. $ Ftuh,
man. 1883 Bway 49,. ........ $500
pE%ArrE 49,, s5ai. n Bedford
FIX Blvd. 25xi20-Joseph r Aue to title
Guar 4 TT co. 156 Bwsy. May 81. due
as per bond: atty. T q 4 r Co, i76
hrOauWAy sssssssss $40. e . O. . o &c. totVVh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
BINGS BUY $450,OOO
MIDTOWN BUILDING
Second West 26th st. Loft to
Re- Taken by Operators
Pay Cash for It.
BRONX BUYERS ACTIVE

me twelve story store and loft
su,,d,ns at 1888 West Twenty-sixth
street., west Of sixth avenue. has been
bought by Bing a Bins. The asking
preo OF the property WAS Sl5o.ooo. II
has a rental Income Of over $4,000 a
yas. Bins & Bins purchased recently
a similar structure. directly opposite
l:..24-2s, from the Fabian Construction
Company and now own two twelve
tory loft buildings on the street. Their
lsr purchase covers a plot SIS feet wide
and $50 feet deep. Houston T. Reader
and Isaac Josephson ae trustees sold the
property.
Cu,ner & Upset negotiated the sale.
1ney we're the brokers In the sale TO the
Blngs OF the Fabian company's prop
,ry. The brokers report II 20 have been
On all cash transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho American liner 81. Paul, sailing sat.
urlay Tor Liverpool, will take mail, ciosins
at $3.50 A ~. Cor Europe except Ger
many. Austria, Hungary. Luxemhurs; Bul'
garia, serbiS. Turkey. the Se'her'snds
Norway. sweden and Denmark, Aries.
ives, Asia and Ee-t Indies; also spain Nnd
Portugal ~ specially addressed
The French liner chicago, sailing 5atur-
day for Bordeaux. viii take mail. closing
at moon. for France Ru,nania, SwitserIsnd
East Africa, STAN. Malta, Gibraltar: cey'
lon, Straits settlements. Dutch East ino'eh'
West Australia and perria.
The Cunasder orduna sailing saturday
for Liverpool, will take mall. closing AZ
1870 p. 81, for Europe Except Germany.
Au.,ria hynsary. LnxsmsuE; sa,srr,s'
sweden and Denmark, Africa. West Asia
aud East indies also Spain ana Portugal
II specially addressed.
The Norwegian American
KNstianis'!ord. sailing SATURDAY Tor Der
gen, VIII take mall. closing a. $3.50 A., ~
Tor Norway. u,ien, Denmark. the neither
lands, switzerland, Russia, terinany' AUS
trla. Hungary. L~uNenburs, bulsarle' ser
bla and Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01

RESTRICTED PLOTS IN Naveeink Park.
goo feet above sea level. direct view over
SANDY Hook. also attractive bungalow sites
with private bathing beach. SANEsINk
PARK co. $50 Broadway. y. Y. G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01

Tn. former Mcfarland & o'Flaherty
Department store property 1T the south
west corner of Eighth avenue ana FORTY
third street. on plot loo.'Nloo "'tte"
YESTERDAY in foreclosure, was wn
nv Joseph y. Day. auctioucer. owing to
IN. r.. hcnig no bids for the property,
Marie Il. Ryan was the plaintir in the
action brought against stephen j. Me-
par,land and others TO recover IA second
mortgage judgment Of $2'.'o5.l3 and
back taxes OF s.i.l9s.67. Foreclosure OF
the hrs, mortgage. of 100000 is sched-
uIed for next week by Mr.. Day. M'ry
X. ,;oelet and others, as trustees are the
plaintiffs IN his acton Ihc roper
il assoss.d nv the city for taxation pur-
noses at S3J5,O0o.