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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
MUCH DOUBT ON
STOCK MARKET
was In state Of Suspended Animation
Tor Greater Part of the Day
Became Brisk In Final
Hour.

NEW YORK. March S.-The market
Nss m stage OF suspended ANNA ton
Tor the greater part OF today's irrcgu-
lar session. awaiting the outcome OF
a1inpehding Developments at home and
guent periods Of utter apathy and deal
ms were local 70 an unusual degree.
In the nnal hour the list became ami
mated and fairly strong the rise FOL
ioNing the publication OF very fAv-
nIanl' government crop report and inti-
Ina,lons OF an approaching agreement
NTH Germany over the submarine con-
troNsrsy. In point OF fact. however.
stocks that profited most at this june
Nclppments.
Quotations were fairly well maintain
- even during the intervals OF extreme
Iullhess although pressure against
United states steel and Kennecott Con
INJURED IN "A measure by the activity
ana strength OF Reading. which rose r.
70 80, and a few other rails. Including
Lehigh Valley.
Secondary industrials. munitions and
motors a. well "a some OF the more
almost three points at midday. but this
trend was easily overcome later. when
Butte and Superior rose 3 = to the new
record % 1913 while American Zinc and
'infrs OF the same class rose substant-
tally. United States steel and some
leading rails also threw on their early
hcaviness.
Prices were scarcely affected bv the
news that an ohio 1urys had handed
down indictments against officials OF
leading steel companies operating In
hal state. for alleged violations Of labor
Total sales amounted TO $4,000
shares
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. Mar s-Rutter .asfcv.
'l'ti.'ry extras tH- scorel 35c. cream
sIt 'hlgher scurinrD 31ia a. 3Sc. firsfs
90 '''-,' seconds % Pc .f Soc.
Eggs. firm: fresh ,-,+ba-cd $780,
%" goo extra flrsts 23l.c. firsts 27r-
.iN- II y p Z-izC. nearby hcnnerv
M.II,-. iine 10 fancs. 900 sic. nearby
Cheese. firm. state. Who'll. min ef...
p. .d. coloreI. specials 1sc. 90. white i-a.'
i,.. 90. cglorel. average fancy. I-a. -.
l' white l1il m l7Ac PLATE. current.
lsU isi4c. '""
I've poultry uncertain talking 1Ec
,T .. .Ifr Tor average fowls and fancy al
pr .tLi dressed. quiet chickens ~
Flour barely steady. wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
WAR GAINS CLEAR
WOODEN Go. DEFICIT
American Corporation reports Greatest
Orders In It's History.

NEW YORK. March S-Wtlliam VI.
Wood, president OF the American Wooden
Company. In his report 90 stockhold,rs
says that the domestic orders % the
company during the year 1915 were the
heaviest In its history In addition TO
this, ne says. valuable export trade
has been established with Canada and
South America but the company has
been hard pressed 70 find an adequate
supply OF dycstuffs
The report OF the company for the
year ended December 81. 1915. shows
net profits amounting 10 S5.16O.294. a.
against S2.fss.tU2 IN the preceding year.
The surplus after the preferred dividend
was $3.50, 295, which is equivalent to
lis per cent earned on the 10000. 900
common stock. as compared with a de-
ucit OF Sll,a9N after the payment OF
preferred dividends last year. The
protit and loss surplus for the year was
Ss.505.l&l, - compared with SN,O24.435
in 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
ANOTHER OIL ADVANCE.

SHREVEPORT. Ia. March s-Trs
lt.LtLl 'il CO., ~ Louisiana. TODAY
eII D. cents. fo $40 a barrel pceofo
ilEni. ln cents Co $3.50 and C1rirf.r
illr i've cents o. 81 Caddo heavy ~
n AIMS unchanged a. go cents tn.
standard. under tho gravity basis. az
fannDl OH rr.iIur from @. % .ta a.
t.'.. l.,a-n. Do cents TO Sl.Z5. ana es
l1 $40 dtErcas tu $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
SEES LONDON'S END
AS MONEY RULER
wagel Thinks New York May Become
worlds Financial
Center.

NEW YORK. March S.-After saying
that London has already lost its pre-
emlnence as the financial hub OF the
world. ). X. Wagel. In an article In the
march issue Of the Journal Of the Amer
lean Bankers Association. says that
there II a possibility OF the shifting OF
the worlds financial centre from Lon
don 10 New York. lie says that dollar
e. change - here and viii stay.
Those who have given careful thought
TO the financial and economic possibilt-
ties Or the future In England and Eu-
rope. SAYS Mr.. Mngel. are one and all
aErcrd that. except In case OF some
miraculous Intervention. London cannot
continue TO revert 10 the position h had
before the WAY. AZ present the United
states rs the only great. wealthy indus
trial country that Is not drawn into thu,
vortex OF the struggle. By virtue Of its
wealth and position the United State>
has become the financier Of the world
for the moment.
Although 10 o. not altogether out OF
EurOue.s debt. because OF the American
securities sim held in Europe. the United
states IS fast wiplng out the indebted
ne S. Even the existing indie btsdness Is
only a flea bite compared TO the present
resources OF the country. II is there
fore. a worthy ambition on the part OF
bankers and nnancicrs OF this country
70 wrcst the supremacy Of finance from
London and vest II in New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
LOGAN BRYAN's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

NEW YORK, March S.-Aftcr alter
nate periods OF weakness and strength
the list developed considerable buoy
uncy as a consequence OF rather author
ratiNe adNlCcs from Washington of a
kind which suggested that tho subma-
rinc question Is likely TO ~ adjusted In
a manner iu keeping with constructive
hopes. shorts covered freely and "A
rather good demand for the Rails. espc-
CiallN the Coalers. appeared
"" are stiil inclined TO believe that
The general trend Of the stock market
o. upward. but Of course. an opinions
81 present have 20 be tempered by tho
political factor. which Is Of vast i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
SETBACK ON
WHEAT MARKET
Due To Anticipated Selling Rush Fol
lowing Report OF Large Reserve
Holdings On Farms-corn and
oa.s Off.

CHICAGO. Mar. S-wheat suffered a
material setback IN value today chiefly
on account Of a general selling rush that
anticipated the government report this
afternoon showing immense domestic
holdings still iu reserve on farms The
market. although unsettled at the close
was TO - &C. net lower. with May At
lle7s "a III and July at l0S7s ~ 10s. Corn
finished at = TO = down. oats of u 70
nc and provisions varying from l. =
decline TO a rise Of 7isc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
WALL STREET SUMMARY.

Decision as 20 whether payment OF
100000 interest on Rock Island deben-
tur'e. due March rs. will q. ordered b,.
the Federal court IS expected to-day.
British imports I'm February increased
over $4,000 900 and exports over Ga :
600. 600 F'''
Eituminous operators and miners Sirn
tw"-y'ar scale agreement and threat
cned strike l4 on
-Averare price q - industriais 1e2O7.
OF 0.95 Per cont
Twenty railways 1O1si. or Oof per
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$3.50 $50; mixed sqI51ag0. bc.,,.
S'.'2 g 800 rough $685.. $50. pigs s. IS
'aiile, receipts 1900. firm. Native
beet steers S..rUussI. sfort.-s 49,
5''H'f~ Aa.e" m 500. cows and heIf.rs
$4,000 $50, calves Ss50m1I25
sheep. receipts $4,000. strong. Wetb.rs
$50 r.sg. ewes &. 0UI. {. "a. W 49, 49,
t9.50uII5O '0N' '"ii"H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
MARKET QUIET
But Little Activity In Local stocfs Re.
ported ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pre-
ferred Sold At $50.

The local stock market was generally
quiet Yesterday, but little activity being
reported. The demand was not so good
as ON Tuesday.
The only change IN quotations was on
Ia Belle preferred. sale 40 30 being
reported. Common stock was held bid
at 30, while holders We're asking a2l-
haZel-AtlaS Glass stock was bid at
at $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
SMALLEST JUMP
FOR THE MONTH
tnerease OF The Wheeling Banking
Siearings Yesterday But s2.o33, or
o.6 Percent.

Wednesday, Wheeling banking clear
ms showed the smallest increase Of the
month. The total for the DAY was s345.-
oSV.oV. compared with s343. sgs 81 an in
crease OF s2.033.59. or O.s per cent.
Total FOR tho month TO date Is now
$3.50. $50. compared with S2.3i5.26f a
sam OF Se5t.522i2. or asa per cent.
. Detalled figures follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

mallet locomotives for the State Rail-
ways of Java and three switching en-
zines for the Buffalo Creek Railway.
The contract price for these locomotives
- estimated az little under 81 600 .0Oo.
The Chicago Great Western Railroad
has placed contract for 10000 tons
standard rails Tor maintenance with the
Illinois Steel Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

Cash quotations. Wheat. No. 2 red III
"a nv. No red iOSia N1117s. No. =,
hard. nominal. No. hard. lo1 = n lVs y.
Corn. No. yellow a q q IS q, NO. !
yellow g. "a SO. No Z white g. 6S.
oats No. white irHl Htl't, stand
ard asa.
PORK tsi oo7.22.oo. lard sio.57: ribs
Sl1.50H ll.s5.
TOLEDO. O.. Mar wheat cash
S1.13t= MAY Sis. July S.l3.
Glover seed. prime cash $3.50 March
$3.50. April S1O.o5. October fS.t0ie.
Alstke. prime cash and March $3.50
Timothy. prime cash and March
S3.52i "a April $355ls.
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Curb Mining stocks.
NEW YORK oURB MARKET

WHEELING vs.. Va. March r. TO-
Reported ly g. g. Nusfsu g Co. l. r.
BRAND manager. members new YORK
Stock Exchange.
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BOSTON, COPPER STOCKS


WHEELING. ". Va. March +. &c.
Corrected by \. T.. Masten & Co. MEM
bers Boston stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. March y. &c.
Range Of active stocks on the New
ork stock Exchange. corrected daily
oy a. +. Masten & Co. brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09
FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

Renskorn: Lyon q Co. say. Large in
..It-,T are nullish Tor the long pull cs-
p'-ltlly on United States steel
Financial News: Having Jfsrc,r,,.g
~ hH' p. llaI'd reasonable ruuporf Of
li@'u nA congress. with M. aid ~ a,
oNer-sold market. tho general 1i-+ ~ -
p'cted 90 develop for mo r-.e,.-,' -
"a speciality trading market again CO..
'finE or shorts has been followed t,.
w.. .-~lonal realizing and short selling
~ ~ ''Fh on fh" ENCOURAGEMENT offered
hN 90" weakness In tho ON d.r,rt,,,,.,,,.'
.''I' f1ui I0us spirit prevails fu
Wow m Tho fact that fN. .,,r.,.,a- fI ~
negotiations with C.rrro,.,. .. .'f ,l'
,nh,Ind'd nN Tho President Mrr. az.
.....-i- ing EIt'u Zoo professional
-a' ~. 10 mo German gains ~ y.r-
GUN. Moderate bufIieh op.r,ff-,,. 49,.
expected today IN fh.sa .-s.i.1.ilt,,
Nennccoff Greene Can. Sw.1fIr. ,f.T.
ll-u. ruoihle steel and Federal Min
s -,i l,i ~, ~ rrct Nor" LIQUIDATION
Journal OF Commerce: ], Is r,, .,-,.
r..-r ~ 'L' m" Interstate TrrruIsrra
.r.. ,..,.-...f ,hn ~. toward relieving
.l..N and - Tho term fuaIe h.v1ry 49,
mo -f.'F - rho situation
wan street Journal; Tho orfrlo, 90
biz e'U'' Interests +Ts+ 81 l.Hl-h on
~ ammunition now T.fr,- .,..t
,n ''' BATTLES iu France WIN D.. r-f..
''" orders ir shared by conner r,-i
Financial America rl7rfr,,i,r g..
' 'f1f'rE who have heen ra,f.. .-
.'nE ,Id" brings rsrassiorq d, tro
Harris. winthrop Co. .,,. rt
1rh"f has UNDERGONE "a 900
'Il'i'f'on oni o. in position 10 ,5l
oiark. chnds 3 Co., Tho boar mott,
inning ~ wink RI r|ffrr ~ ,.A..
..n'd h1urfn n tr.rr WOW. r rl,.r 'l'
we ~ r.r.rlf Ir.r.rf4y...
Jose-,hthni. Louchheirn q CO -...
VT. believe f'.r comet -,.'-tt,..- -
fHrfc' w''| chow good r....t-
Ni We would ue' any Tf'ia rs,b,r. d.
Fsnrv c1eva = Cos Tho t-o., 81.
'.rra ~H". I. .FrrasrH ta
quo m long rr ffHHHTrff.- r.r.,r.
mo- from fho w1r requires ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-09

NEW YORK COTTON WAPKE1
WHEELING. IS va. Nsr.r s.. 90.
MARKET reported u.s. = d. ,fn.fe- a
Co. members Sew YORK Stock Excfa-rs
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,Totals. 81 .9s9. 7se.70 t2.3i5.26I5i 2s3I
Inc. .....s65452219
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PITTsBURGH STOCKS

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SAFE,

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF an writ OF execu-
ton and foreclosure duly and
regularly issued by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF the
State OF Oregon for the County of
Malheur. dated May 20. 1915. to me
directed In that certain suit In the
Circuit Court OF the State OF Ore
gon for the County OF Malheur
wherein +. l.. Anderson is plaintiff,
and Humboldt Consolidated Gold
Mines, a corporation, ct al, are de-
PENDANTS and wherein set plaintiff re-
covered judgment and decree again
ST the said defendant. Humboldt Con-
solidated Gold Mines in the sum of
Twelve Thousand Six Hundred Twen-
ty-one and l6-lOO (S12.62l.I6) Dol
lars, and in the further sum of Six
Hundred Forty-three and 9O-IOO
S64S.90) Dollars interest, and in
the further sum of Nintety-three and
5O-lO0 (S9S.50) Dollars for filing
liens, and in the further sum of One
Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-three
SlS6S.OO) Dollars as attorneys fees
for the foreclosure of said liens, and
for his costs and disbursements of
said suit in the further sum of Ele-
ven and 6O-l00 (S1l6O) Dollars,
and wherein ]. II. McDonough re-
covered judgment and decree against
the said defendant, Humboldt Con
solidated Gold Mines. in the sum of
Five Hundred Seventy-six and So
100 (S576.52) Dollars. and in the
further sum OF Thirty-three and s.
100 (sSS.05) Dollars interest. and
in the further sum of Five (s5.OO)
Dollars for filing liens. and In the
further sum OF Sixty (s60.00) Dol
lars as attorneys fees for the fore
closure OF said liens. and for his
costs and disbursements of said suit
in the sum of Ten (sl0.00) Dollars.
and wherein ]. T. Donnelly. trustee,
recovered judgment and decree
against the said defendant. Humboldt
Consolidated Gold Mines. In the sum
OF Sixty Thousand s6O.000.0O)
Dollars with interest thereon from
February 1, 1914, at the rate OF sew
en- per cent per annum. and in the
sum OF Six Thousand One
Hundred Seyenty-seven and 50-lO0
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-06-01
MAXWELL PROVIDES
THRILLER FOR MOVIES
Stock Touring Car, with Three Pas
sengers, Leaps Chasm 81
Feet Wide.

The most spectacular automobile
action picture yet obtained by a cam.
era, was filmed recently near Santa
Barbara, Cal, where the studios OF
the American Film company are To-
Gated, when a Maxwell stock tour
ing car leaped chasm thirty-three
feet wide and twenty-one feet deep.
II landed safely on the other side
total distance of the flight being
forty-seven feet. Three passengers
were carried on the perilous Journey.
Anothr remarkable tribute TO Max
well sturdiness is contained in the
fact that none of the passengers
were injured and the car was un-
harmed.
The car was driven 1000 feet on
a temporary board incline to give II
the momentum necessary for it's long
leap through the air. Albert Thomp-
son. one OF the film actors. who was
driving the car, said II had attained
a speed OF fifty miles an hour when
II left the incline built on the ap-
proach side of the gulf.
A large crowd was on hand to
watch the performance and the ma
iority OF the onlookers predicted the
experiment would end in disaster.
When the flying Maxwell shot off
the incline into the air, everyone
held his breath In an agony Of sus-
pense But their forebodings we're
not Justified. The car shot through
the air, upward and onward, des-
scribing a graceful arc and landing
on the roadbed. fourteen
feet beyond the brink OF the gorge.
To film the scene. p. q. Lynch,
studio manager for the American
Film Co., found a chasm that had
been created by n washed-out bridge
over the Las Posas creek. on the
Camnrillo ranch, near Camarlllo,
Cal. Mr.. Lynch made conscientious
investigation In an effort to obtain
a car that would meet all require
ments in speed. strength and de-
His selection was the
and the wisdom OF his
choice Is indicated by the success OF |
The venture. by the fact that none
n the three picture actors we're In
Iured and that the car withstood the
tremendous shock without as much
Is sprink clip being broken.
In the car besides Mr.. Thompson
we're Juanita Hansen and Jack Little.
" the Flying A" company. When
he car landed on the other side OF
he gorge. II continued on It's way up
he road. until II was brought to a
top by It's daring driver.
Az proof OF the ease with which
'ar and passengers wlthstood the
hazardous experiment. the movie ae-
ors Immediately drove back to the
ity In the same car in which they
made their automobile flight.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-06-01

You will never be able to sprinkle
syrup on the tail OF n Fly 30 long AZ
you wait for the other fellow TO
catch Il for you.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-06-01

But. then. the fellow who dis
agrees with you is always a Mutt.
The sun., 1916-10-12
COUNTRY DEPOSITS INCREASE.
National Hanks IN Small Towns
Gain aIOo.Ooo.Ooo since Nay.

wAsHiSGroS Oct. II.-Str,kine In
"relsos IN the depos''s Of country ma
tioral In rks are reflected IN \ statement
issued to-day by o Skel'on WILLIAMS
COMPTROLLER OF the Currencv. Prc,,m.
mary re,or's as Of San'e'nher 70 irdl.
cate that the record OF MAY I. showinc
the largest deposits and resources IN the
history ri he national banking system.
has been broken.
AN analysis OF tho epor-s Of the
hf'y-fve reserve and central raserve
cities" says the Comptro'ler. reveals
n. effect OF the Federal reserve act ~
distributing more widely the money OF
the country and preventing IT. con.oiida-
ton and congestion In a few centres
THE preliminary r~por's ius' com
r,,ed for ten states Indicate since MAY I
increases IN the dcnoeits OF the COUNTRY
banks OF these states. exclusive or the
deroslts Of the national banks In reserve
cities % the same states as follows
Onto. SO. 600 0o0 Texas. 500 600 On0
Kansas. SIC 900 900; Indiana. slI .On0,-
0oo Massachusetts and Come ,'cut
SO 900. 900 each GEORGIA, 81 moo 600
Nebraska. IS 500 600 Washington. 81
ono 600; New Hampshire. $4,000 600
total increases IN country banks, ter
States. si0a.000. 600.
Ine inCTedrc TOT ING rNW' pV'''u w
deposits OF the national banks In twenty
Of the twenty-one reserve cities In these
san ten 'ates was $50 0oo 200 with A
reduction In one reserve city tRoston)
Of s3s, 900. 600. The total increase IN de-
posits In national banks Of the ten States
named was Sia3 0Oo. oon. less the reduc-
ton In Roston Of $40 600 600"
Earlier reports showed that as com
AIRED with May I, the deposits on Sep
TENDER ~ IN several reserve centres
showed a material reduction.
The sun., 1916-10-12
RENTING ron BUSINESS.

Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
the store. basement and first loft at 80
Lispenard street to McElwain, Morse q
rogers Tor a long term Of years. This
lease completes the rental Of the build
ings ~ Walker street n SO LispenaI d
street, recently altered by clients OF the
Noyes company.
James y. Wells Sons have leased the
three story building at $50 West Twen-
ty-thlrd street TO Samuel kohn the
building at 3l2 Eleventh avenue to the
Empire Cartlng Company ground foor
me basement at 53i to 53s West Thir-
tieth street TO the Central Builders Sup
ply Company lofts at 23l and 233 Tenth
avenue to the Atlas Press. Inc, and
Fuchs & kitsy; at 513 and SIG West
Twenty-ntnth street to the Triangle
Film Corporation: ground floor. base.
u,ent and loft at 4tg West twenty
eighth street TO Dycker n Ritter ground
hoor at SIS West T~wenty-third street TO
the Exide Battery Company for Cam
mann, voorhees, 4 Floyd, agents, 543
and $40 West Twenty-fourth street TO
the New York Forest Products Sales
Company. and the store at 1873 Ninth
avenue TO the Sheffield Farms-Slawson.
Decker Company.
y. Brigham Hall and william u.
Bloodgood have leased the FIRST loft at
IS and so West Twenty-nrst street to
Sipkin & Corschen.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the store
and basement at 1916 Broadway to Wal
ter S. J~osephson.
Duross Company has leased a loft at
tes West Thirteenth stree, to Edward
NJ. Curtin at 1893 Greenwich street to
Samuel Welsher, and at 5l7-5l9 West
~Forty-hfth street to RetTers Manu-
featuring Con- pany.
The sun., 1916-10-12
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Mr. snd Mrs ] \. Bvers. r W Roth. r
A. Little. Buffalo; p II Joyee. T v Jen'
kirs, Chicago; e Halle 81 Louis. n
squire. v W Goakss. Cleveland. Charles
j. Wick, Youngstown, Ohio.
p.lmont-H p. Fairbsnks and family
Washington; 4 n Eastwood, Rochester,
MIR and Mrs George c Jenkins, Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs W Rice, 81, Pau, MINI
e.. q. and Mrs Ruckmiller. Cleveland
Brtmore-F. ~ cIeraue. Montreal Mr
and Mr.. "a. Jomison, Albany Charles T
Mckinin-Mr and Mrs. c. p Ph.lps
Louisville O T. and. Mrs. Peters. IRunslo.
Louis Wager and wife, 81. Paul; MIR and
Mrs. A. c Fish syracuse,
and Mrs. A Gordon. Montreal Il W and
cs~s. NJ and Mr. W Mason, Bai,imore
Manhattan-R II Trimb,e, Philadelphia
Moses williams Boston; {, W French
woburn, Mass II. Buell. Detroit; ", 4
cu,e; ], J Lswton, New Haven
vanderbilt--Mrs {, Il St-arns, Havana
Mrs John Bancroft, Wilmington, Del
Frank y shut, Miami. Fla d E JACK
man. Pittsburs; DR.. J G. simpson. Wash
!ns'on; u. Ludsn. Tuxedo A Y DUPONT
Maris An,o,nsr.-Mr. and Mr.. II. C.
Bolton. Atlantic City: J Y. and Mrs
Evans san Francisco: Col. ana Mrs Wrey
New York city. George II. Becker and wife
Orange, n. ].
Nctner'and-Frank u Gardner Wash
inp'on; Harold Jacobs, Poughkoeps.c. Mrs
George " Oliver. Rriarclin. y. Y: bryant
Cap'es, New York city,
Rits.Cariton- Mrs. W. =. Draper, Wash
iAStss: W. sshnsiass. s. Leuis; NJ. ~
The sun., 1916-10-12
GOOD DEALS IN BRONX.

wEsTCHESTER ANENCE-The West
Farms Construction Corporation has
sold to the Mason Realty Company the
southeast corner of Westchestef ave-
rue and Kelly street. a row Of twelve
s.ures. on plot i25xl2i. The property
Is al the foot OF the lniervale avenu
SUBWAY station and was held at $780,
900. Jacob Leitncr WAS the broker.
VALENTINE AVENUE Frederick
Blown has bought from the F'aiella
Construction Company, Joseph +.
Faiella president. 2343 Valentine ave-
nue.. a i've story thirty family apart
men, house. on plot 75xl0o. valued at
$4,000. Mr.. Brown recently pur.
chased the abut,ing house on Ryer
avenue.
WESTCHESTER AVENUE - Henry
Motgenthau Company have sold to
Narmor Real Estate Corporation tho
southwest corner Of W~estchester ave-
nue and kels street. a one story buis-
ness building. containing eleven torres
on plot fronting l2l feet on Vest
chester avenue n 1876 fee, or Kelly
street. A. Robinson WAS the broker.
The sun., 1916-10-12
MIG WEST SIDE GARAGE SOLD.

WEST TWENTY-FIVE STREET-C.
" Eadie Of James y. Wells's Sons
rs. sold The one story garage on plot
is5xi00 al 5+i-j5l West Twenty-ffth
street for the estate Of Charles a.
Chr;stnan
NEST GOTH STREET-william 4.
White 4 Sons have resold for the
Mefritt-Ferguson Construction COM
yany the four lots on the north side
Of ?0gth street. 100 feet east Of AM
sterdam avenue.
WEST ii4TH STfiEET-The Dun &
Brown Company has sold for the Ner-
m,lyea Estate t63 West i4tth street.
n four story dwelling on lot 2Oxi00.
ATTORNEY STREET-Weschler Il SAT-
ar have resold for Frederick Brown
TO a client for investment 1856 Attor-
rey street. Eve story bL..ding on lot
.jxl0O, held al $4,000.
The sun., 1916-10-12

Il. q. Location. Occupied Ms
i-washington. Albany and Carlisle SITS.
centre entrance on washington At.