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ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRToA0Es.
Manhattan.

''i Ypnn. sT iss W " 18th Ths 81; s..y:. Prize. Ere:
soTHH ST. SIS. ie.instcn AZ. MS.
ioe .s-Farmers Loan 4 Co. to Lawysrc
Tiiis 4 T5u', Co.. Iss EI.St.i to Isssn;SSGl
Stern. 40 Riverside Drive. and snS;
HoaysroS ST.. iis.E.M.;iiG M.rt, & Jog
,s J. G0' sT' ,s &" w s.iyss M.iiovi,. 10
s MeSaf Isaac Msf ISsi.o an'' 2.s Bssy........M
10 Title $ Coin. al7o Bwsy ct al; ;r Sso
'P ws sT; " IS ia%ss., sa 3 ana q; ASnl FL
80 svi sf f.r; s srd E.esh Is PHI: :.;ai'' Anna.
Weaver to Lambert suydam. $50 fernS
an sv sr ADDE'S soss ZINE g haH: shurm.n to n NY =
Trust Co. Is broad st.:...:...;:::.tio 800
It'll Ave-. ., from iaist TO i,id st
barnet Feinstein to nrm 8 Jarmulowsky
a. canal a. -; a t. to Int OF 'sa.0oo II
SANE pRoPERTY.Firm Of 3 jsrmuiow:
;sy !; Max Hio sss siT " ION =. e, g ;
atty. Lawyers Title & T CO, iSS
SAME pRopERrY-L,b.r. rr.dins CO 10
Louis and Hy Jarmulowsky.. q Canal Ct.
900; atty. Lawyer. Title 4 T Co. 400
7edaG 1T s sSWn;s, 10! T''j i'll Net &c s;,y :
Geo Church. 1000 Mad sv; s.tys:
.7 Tffas sT. a . s. W y yah :'' i,..:ais.' 800 20
Luclen d Loewenthal 40 W list a.;
oo ai'y' s4 ne5 os,ss E . /; ~ s'; aams ss;:;'M y
AM Rs7H Hfsss a %S. f ass.- ~ s'S p q : r .
at. syosset, L /; atty, wilson NJ Powell;
SANE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de- Foster.
%!ii jsss 4 MI%spfs: dss.s s''E; s.%s;s. !
SiN Y to Title Guar q trust Cos 3. d aos
ssTrHa ssr. III, w.Liii!. q Phoenix to Bow.
waiader. W & T. 40 Wall st......e1o.00
Bronx.
AGuEprcT Az, 80. $50. . ieoth 81
noss Tr cg e L9G,s J Frey; atty. f coc
GRASP B SS' .E' nso'A AID coNcotRssGEy,
Nv cor Echo pimJohn 4 Eu,heTsu,a'
y J: atty. Title Guar q T CO, i7s
SANE pRoP.same TO TIL. q d 7 CO. iSs
I66-V ST. sO3 E-Georee F Trommer and
ano. eNrs. TO Marie A Rinsier. Montclair.
y J; a;tys. Phillips. NJ 4 W.. 81 Cham;
A9rEprcT Az. wI. ,sTicn lisa *:
wm p, PECK to VIM w 2 ffskj .sT' III;
fNNN o'f "'sf
Sedgwick av ,ta,oot
AQuEDCCT AN, W 4, SEQ n 1854 st.
Same to same; atty. same....... .y4.5ol
LoRING Pl. .. ?ii.ic n isad .,.-wm Z
Peck TO VIM u Peck. eSr. ?2l1 Sedg'
wick av: atty. VIM d Peck. 2?i7 seds,
,siHsT1.. sss.si E.Arkiin Realty Co. Inc. e
Chas 4 Eberhardt. ala E l37th 81
nttys.. Lssc 4 c. IS Nassau G: assist. a.
SANE opRoPwcha. 4 Eberhard, to Abe
King, las z s5th st. attys. same q
SAME rRoP-wai,er c Noyes and ano
receivers. TO same; atty,, same. an In
OF 10000 IN 2 a.s,s for $1,000 each...Sio
WISE Az. ?lsi-7-Walter c Noyes an,
ano. receivers, to Abel King. lts = sstl
st; attys. Lese 4 C. IS Nassau st..3lo
SIMPSON ST. losi-L A Pldg CO 10 Jen
n!e Horovitz. s55 Prospect av. atth
J,nnie H?rowitz. ej5 Prospect avs
WALES AN. W =. 100 = l47th s,--Sauger
los savings Bank ~ sauecrtle., y y
- Louis J Ruizel. at sauserties. y y
city. l. ! Frey. 81 Liberty st.. sos
q 1871, map Moss es'ate-Lou's T zen
meyer and ano 20 Jos J NJ Chauvet.. rs
L KlnEshrdga I'd; atty, L o smith,.
: r Burnside
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Boomer Buys Hotel Claridge,
Which He Has Had Under
Lease for Some Time.
SMALL TRADERS ACTIVE
Take Flats and Dwellings in
Various Sections Of The
Bronx.

with the exception Of the sale Of the
fee Of the Hotel C1aridge. At h south
asst corner Of Broadway and Forty
fourth street. yesterdays trading was
confined I ordinary property. with in
vestors the chief buyers. The Claridge
has been bought by the lessee who has
been operating the hotel since Its last
financial troubles which resulted In the
sale OF the building in foreclosure pro-
ceedings two years ago. OF the small
trading the best deals affected BroDx
properties.
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TOURS.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co
1891 BrnaA AZ. Y. Y. City.
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sATIsFIED MECHANICH LIENS.
Manhattan.

9Th Az, S20--stsriing Ceiling and LAth-
ing CO ATT Michael N Murphy Of al. Feb
MXpisoN Nv. so.i : sith st-Chas b
SS''i IL. Holden Week. .. q. .,,s Sris
SAME PROP-sams ast lame. Aus. II,
m Nv. ici E-.w:iss q Co. Inc, sst Church
Of the Most Holy Redsemsr ct a. Sept
/, 1915 tcssosllsd) ...............&2<o.3 ~
unoNxWooD AV, cor sseth St
CSsSiso Klins aGt Maria Perkins o. q:
|s@fi8ls:Ss;;iiil'~i s:lsas.::.:::aiI;ii
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NORWEGIAN AMERICAN LINE.
Scandinavia & Continent via Bergen:.
Passenger ONCE. $40 bridge ST.. n. Y.
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PLANS FOR 74TH STREET FLAT.
Nine story Building to Go Up Near
Park Avenue.

A nine story apartment house will be
erected at ll2 to llS East Seventy
fourth street by the liz East Seventy
fourth Street Corporation. Robert Lyons.
architect. filed the plans yesterday. He
places the cost at $4,000.
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fered At - and will yield sbou. ~ pr

cent.
subscriptions received IN advance Of
,ne onerlns of the new $4,000. 900
RUSSIAN loan by q syndicate headed BY
we auona City Company also indi-
Gated. It was stated, that the loan will
De y success. 1t 10 probable that the
syndicate will exercise its option on the
remainder of the loan after the nrst
$zo.o0o,000 notes have been sold.
the new Chinese Government $4,000
ooo loan 10 also being absorbed At q
rapid rate. These notes we're fhrst Of
rered to the public yesterday.
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BUYING wEyTBURY WOODS.

Henry A. Rogers OF worthington
whitehouse has sole for william +.
Townsend q tract OF woodland In Broad
Hollow woods. Westbury. l.. l.. adjoining
the estate Of Middleton 8. Burrill. This
Ia tho ninth sale made by the same broker
in this section In the last few weeks.
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BIO CoNC0URsE APARTMENT.

A sig story apartment. 75xso.s. will be
erected by the Concourse and l70th
Street Company. Charles Richardson
president. At the northeast corner Of the
Concourse and 10th street. Irving Mar
ron filed tho plans yesterday calling for
an expenditure OF $4,000.
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Motor Rans Down Polieenan.

Policeman Martin Caulneld Of the
West Sixty-eighth street station was
knocked down yesterday morning .,
West End and Sixty-ninth street
by an automobile. which kept up IT.
speed and escaped without Its number
being detected. Caulield was taken to
Polytechnic Hospital. He was severely
cut and bruised. He Ia IS years ole
and lives in 474 West l48th street.
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EARN 800 WEEKLY managing clean,
legitimate. mail order business; We furnish
everything; right party need not worry
about capital. splendid chance for intelii-
ss.t, employed person 10 control indie
pendent business on profit sharing basis
SsGinnins IN spare tims eyoning. at home:
DSrtiouisrs free. OPPORTUNITIES EX.
6IAN0R Buffalo. N. Z.
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TO BUILD CHELSEA GARAGE.

!. !. Gillcn has fled plans FOR a IVY
story garage to be erected on a plo'
,noyest nj Az 10 AIS West Fifteenth
stree, The cos, will be $4,000. accord
ing 10 J. s. Mahcr. architect.
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@aS8B ~: ::; : $:; 4; I; ! T. !; O.: =,
l. BY AUCTION.


MORTGAGE sAl.E-Frank r. core. Auc-
,ioneer. sells To-day. November ?3rd. 1915.
at 3 A. NJ. at No. 1853 Avenue \, g, W,
corner East 9?ui Street, Borough Of Man
haitian. the chatt"ls AMI fixtures Of a
saLuon. Rl'pOLPiI G SCliAlDER. At
toruey Tor Mortgage. III broadway. New
York CITY
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HELp W~ANTED-MALE.

MACHlNIsTS-Scveral first Ciass all
around machinis's for plant In New Jersey
steady work and spod Pay 20 right men.
X Y r.. box lGf sun ofiur
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pHILrPsE MANOR PLOT SALE.

The Robert f. Farley Organization has
sold for tho Estates OF Happen Zee the
corner Of Highland and Philipse avenues.
Philipse Manor, to Mrs. Margaret Wun-
derlich for q domestic.
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E

Beautiful cottage. Just finished. built for
all year home: owner cannot occupy; six
large rooms and bath; open fireplace and
living room: all very latest improvements
full cellar; elect. gas. hot water heat. new
model gas range with hot water attach
ment: large plot. 5000 50: IT.: abundance
OF shrubbery. price $500. worth $500,
1900 cash. balance very easy terms; 20
minutes from city. II. OWNER. 23 W
34th st. n. Y. City.
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MINERVA Pr. lo0-Candee smith q
Rowland agt Creston Bid Co. INC
owner and contractor. ........ s2bIb.s3
esSTR ST. = = cor Broad way=victor Fam
owner and contractor. ..S3ss
FOWLER Az and Van Nest 49, .
rack club House McIvor Co
Inc, AIT Albert j schwartsler and Con
course impt Co. Inc. owners; Sam Cru,
Der, contractor ''s'i'oN
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

l5oD ST. q =, 153 E Amsterdam av-Chas
y Gaiardi ACT Bromsr Realty Co, owner:
Eatz 4 IcIbowitz, Inc. contractor -. S433
It'll ST. 365 and 36I morris Perlman
ag, Joseph sons!n Co. owner: Louis. 3
Harris, contractor. ...'.-. .....''''s's
4aTH ST. III w-samuei 4 reets agt
viol., V farone. owner and contrscto-:
James Hebron. contractor -. ~ ,699 y
SAME PROPERTY-John A Murray 4 GO
-s7rTi, s IT ~, w.Lsrkin Lumber CO Inc.
est \ J johnson, owner; J q Schmeckeno
hacher. CONTRACTOR. .'.. tse T"
VI L~eonhnrft, owner and contractor:
Chas r Mcclure. contractor -. .,SlIo
NO<ROE 81. l~T3-Aaron Edsnnt sgt
Iyman Nalpr,r owner and contractor ~.
LEXINGTON Az. looo-Samu.l Pivoyar
arf Cozv Home Realty co. Inc, owner
and contractor: samuel Horow!tz. cor
tractor: , =; .sosa y"
poirhlrk sloane, owner; Knickerbocker
Metal ceiling co. contractor. $50. $50
Park ROW. 4I-Jos ' Fitshenry SGT es'
tate NJ David Dowe. owner; c 4 c Elec.
tric MFG Co. contractor. .s'os9
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s4rH sr. GARAGE BUILDER.

Tho Standard Concrete Steel Company
will build the Ave story garage. on plot
5Axl00, at 1877 to 1871 East Eighty fourth
street. for Robert ]. Hahn and William
Lang, AZ owners. Carl r. Johnson made
plans for a building that will cost about
$4,000.
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Investment Questions and Answers

This column APPEAR thrs times each week.
sh please do not ask about q half dozen companies in N letter = II sada
unnscemarly to III clerical york of thiso mce. Do not send M This serucA
u hA Be SURF to give you addressa as we'll a. POUR nan because most inquired
NJ answered By mail All correspondence 10 held 10 confidential
Address all communications to Financial Editor. THD BUN. 50 Broad street.
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Bronx.

18TH ST. 423-5 Z. nII-Rn'le Bankr
Estate, Inc. to Louis Mostoolichter. 49,
T. l6ith 81. and ano, 3 yrs from May |.
1910. atty. II katz. ls3 l. l0lth ST 81, 500
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EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ll0th strnetsl

Fast Side.
EAST OF Firth avenue, between Fourteenth
and lloth s%trcets)
soTH ST. lbo-l5t Y. 5OS9s Q. Nov ELENA
Nuntz to German Saw Rank. l5T ith av.
& yrs, p g. atty. Alfred Rocker. Jr
iosn ST, =. sr.ssico.l'l,, Sqy! SIS,
lngi 81 Realty co TO Samuel Kadin, $500
7th av. due April /, 1919, p G; atty, }
herman. Sis Bway...,..,,.,,.....sl, 900
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 11oth strpets)
asrH ST. a37-cr W, Si.isss,s. Nov 22-
49, 4th av, due Nov I, 1919. go. atty, 4
Hy Musle. 30 Broad ......... $40, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF Iloth street,
nth ST. 81 W. 27xloo II. Nov 2o-Clara
8lst ST, due and Int as per bond, pr mtg
10000, atty. Titie Guar q I Co., 1I0
,,sTTmi''sTI,, ii W. 28Sy,iioo ii, DC, -, iol5",.
Realty ,corpn, e6i nway du. and int
as per bond pr mtg 100000 atty, E.r@noSS
,es srfrh ST. sos ", o'stI,oo 10, Nav $500 ~
s shG sn,. l''s ayc. cGGt,SSn to ,A MSsGs 4
yrs. Ne, pr mtg $4,000. atty. Title Guar
sS&Mtr % f,R,n1nrEERRTfyy. 'Nov 20 sk,c;s SSslras
Realty Cos to Title Guar & Trust 60
both 81, l03 W, 2oNa9 II. Nov is
cecilia Cohen 10 Pauline stern. n " {
Bway and 9th TT, and ano, exrs. du.
ana int rs per bond attys, Powell 4
Silver. ~ chambers st.,,,......., $3.50
l57Tll ct; 46s w, 2Sxno II. nov % Ja'
\ Hamilton to Eaw O 4 Glokner 22l'
per bond, atty. Jno Il Roescr, ~
l7.DD sT, n g. ito and 2ao " For, WSsi
av, . niots, each 100 lx073, Nov ~
Ecn'ltw 60 70 M~etropol''nn lAfc ms co
mad av. due sept !. lo2l. d'o NM
loans, each 800, 900: attys. nlutcher
Tanner h +. l Mad av,.....,, 500. 0o'
DrOnG.
thorough of Tho Bronx.)
| GLOVER ST, . &, IS n Rose pl. ssxs5-
Katy NJ Trotter to Eagle Swings q Loa
Co. tsS Rsmssn Of. Dreokiyn. Nov ~.
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American Malt.

r.. r. New York-which 10 which:
American Mailing Co. or American Malt
Corporatlon7 own soms common stock
of the latter. which alone 10 listed. but !
understand that they may have the forms
listed also.
You evidently are not a holder OF rec
ord, else you probably would have re-
ceived notice by this time Of the pro-
posed exchange Of American Malt Cor
poration stock for American Mating
Company stock. share for share. The
American Malt Corporation was organ-
ICED In 1905 as a holding company for
the capital stock OF the American Malt
ing Company under a plan for the reduc-
ton and readjustment OF capital. Fol
some time the management has planned
to eliminate the holding company. and II
is believed the stockholders will appreci'
ate the advantages Of this proposal. TIT
certificate Of Incorporation Of the Malt
ing Company has been amended and tn
Malt Corporation now holds In its treas
ury exactly tho same number OF sharei
Of Mailing first preferred n common
stocks as are respectively outstanding o.
the Malt Corporation preferred and com
mon stocks. They are similar IN ever!
respect and the status OF tho holder vii
not be modified by the exchange.
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was organized In May. 1915. for the
purpose Of consolidating under one man
genen three groups Of gold and copper
properties located in tho Plomosa min
Ing district. Yuma county. Arizona. OF
tho authorized c~apitalstock Of $780, 900
shares. $4,000 shares were issued In
payment for h property acquired.
leaving 100000 shares in the treasury.
part of which was underwritten to pro-
vide funds for resumption Of operations.
The management reports that new ma
chinery has been Installed and a full
force employed for sinking and drifting
and taking out ore at the 200 foot level,
II is stated that shipments OF ore will
be made as soon Is a track Is laid from
the mine to the railroad, which will be
In about fifteen days. 1t was stated
officially a short time ago that the
company had no bonded or other In.
debtedness.
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COLUMBIA 1T. 100, ?5ti0o, Nov 2e--Nor-
ris Kcrber to Aug Run, SO W l:0th ~.
aud ano. due Dec /. 1920, . =. mtg
s:S,0oo. attys. Goltner, = 6 A. ~
PRINCE ST. %, $ W cor Mercer - ti3a-
i37D, ?5.3NTls s, Nov 9-Enfiquo T Martin
10 Anna { II Gerkrn. 1873 Grant av, Jer-
scy city. y :. due Nov /, 1917. &
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w. VS. SSs1s
I~aternatienal Agricultural Corr.
y. g. E.. Atlantic City-If you will fur
financial condition of the International
Agricultural Corporation will greatly APP
p~ireeiate II, I desire particularly to he adj
uIsed whether there Is any possibility IN
me near future OF the company paying ac-
inundated dividends on its preferred stock.
nc also Whether the bushes ana profits
,.rialiy affected by the cessation of the
European war.
This company has been making graft
wing progress for many months in spite
" its dificulty in obtaining acid from
ne Tennessee Copper Company. In the
sscal year ended June 80 last its floating
iebt was reduced from 34.34o,76l 10
n,1S6,0S3 n It's funded debt was cut
rom I'll, !:s,2o0 to 3II.lSo.4Oo A profit
Ind loss dencii II $s75.725 gave place to
lproft and loss surplus Of $5S,329. The
experiences OF the last few years. how
sver. probably have convinced the man.
0ement that Il would be discreet to
s~trengthen h company's financial con-
lition still further before considering
any disbursement to preferred stock
holders on back ccoun 1t Is generally
imposed earnings would he improved by
resumption OF peace conditions. but
more than one factor must be considered,
and at present II appears rather Idle 10
'peculate upon this phase OF the sltua-
lion. Several days ago II was reported
that the company had obtained an op.
lion on a large area of land In Louisiana
which Is believed to contain extensive
ulphur deposits. Should the company
rucceed in buying u deposits the
chances of the preferred stock holders
receiving back dividends would be in
creased greatly.
The sun., 1916-11-23

X. b. H., Schcnectady-I have three mrs,
and refunding mortgage 8 per cent bonds
OF the Spokane and Inland Empire Rail
road Co, due May I. 1895. Kindly give
your opinion. of the security Of the invest.
ment and the prospects for continuation
of payment OF the interest.
Earnings Of the Spokane and Inland
Empire Railroad Company. It Is under
stood. are improving. but the interest
charges on these bonds are not YET
being earned. The Great Northern in.
directly has a substantial interest In the
company. and the assumption Ia natural
that II Is from this source that the
money is coming to meet tho interes,
payments. Men familiar With tho sit.
uation believe that the Great Northern
will continue to protect the company
and that In the next few years earn,
ings again will be sufficient to max.
good at least part OF the deficit. which
has been reported In the last few years.
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90 - ~
John J Halpin. ref. to Edw 9 sheehy.
attys, sheehy. & Nice. 2se Broad,
ssTHI ST. n :, iio.io y ID av. ..i.iciico;ii;
18th Ct, n :; iss y "a av, sniosiG %.,,,v
Corp. IS sroad st. b and q, Nov 2.:
attys, Gwinn 4 Deming. s Nassau st:.i
1oiST ST. 1874 r, 52xioo 1l--kari Hen,
delmsn ct al to Jacob Richman, zoo W
1lith st. June /: atty. Louis A stone' 9.
william
West side.
west Of Fifth avenue, he tween Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
sATH ST. IS. W. s5Hsss-Mor,sna Mts
Go t. s Mary yo: y csi' mt: a. az o SS's : . e. !.
Sept II. 1915: a,tys f II Ludlow & Go;
.sTH ST. :. i.s v s,h av. s5...ioo.5-
Samuel x Jacobc to Fled Land Co. 20
si,y;s IieSmann Tanisr. e. nwsy q
der. extrx, I2< Parkview av. Weehawken,
y J, to chas J Smith. 1914 "a nv., AZ
liens. Nov 81; atty. Geo Ludwig; isia
SANE PRopERrY-same. as iindiv, 10
same. mtg $4,000. all liens Nov ,?ddG;
7o1T1HG ST. SO W. is..xioo.5.wm p Thorn
to z A N Realty CO. 8 washington .pl.
mtg $1,000, all liens, Nov II; atty. Ar;
7,TTia,' ST T,es"s' 100 = Amsterdam ev. isx
Io2 2-Germsnin LIE 1na Co TO Chandra
Chakraberty. s6i W i?oth At. b and :;
C n z. Nov
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street
iiiTH ST. -. 1855. Madison a.; lsss
1885 Rrook av. Bronx. all liens. Nov. 20:
Ally Hs!man : FRIED, %; nNay $500
i's M,e CO to Aissr, l. Seu%ann, i RAJ:
metto vt, Brooklyn, Nov II: atty, Titls
Guar 4 T co, l.s Bway ' wv
rochelle. Y. mts s2S, 900. all liens.
Nov ?l: atty. Bauchie & CAVITY ,,SSnO
1isrM SIT Al! w. 25xiccii-Mack Realty
Corpn. 70 James Powers It HOPE. y v,
mtg $4,000, oct 81. 1915; atty franS
,:Tsffa aTnss ST., Il. Eye Isa.i W s,h ev. i6.ssss.i il
Moses S Hync to skowhcgHn Really
atty, Title Guar & 7 Co i7s pway 800
ieSTH ST. lo2 L. soSae.li-Rachel Mayer
to Fed Land Reaiiy CSrpn; 80 SGasspu
isisT ST. $40 ". i7icxss.1i, and property
IL 3 I \ ! a r4s., p CO Of q 2E \ =, 70 ws fH@ 81 +
s,Swar, shsarsr. IS Wall ,,..s
Mamie HALTER TO Helen Piasccki. ~
Riverside Drive. mtg s?1 600; 81 liens
June i. 1915: atty, Aaron II schwnr1z
,s!TTIu SIZE rs W ?Sxset li.A.Su-y Le.,cr
10 Edw % A Glokncr, ?:lo UNIVERSITY
av. Bronx. Nov 20; atty. Title Guar q
SANE pRra6prETRTy.ndw 4 Giokner t.
Jas A Hamilton. 1911 Nelson aV' Tn,
Title and Mort Co. 1885 Bway.."''No'
Bronx.
borough Of The Rronx)
WASHINGTON Av. = " cor lssth 81
ts.Tx9l 3--Putnan Realty Co to Anni'
WaChsman, i2l7 Washington Az, mt,
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7. c.. D., The B~ronx--ls true tneS w
comr,on stock Of the American Cotton OIL
Company representa- nothing more than
good winf
The company's balance sheet howln
the condition A. Of August u. WV
nIsc.d the good win. brands. &C.," 40.
s"'nI at 3zs,bsf.sSs.s 81, The amount Of
Common stock on the same date VA
sao.So7,loo, Nsvssthslsss ths Deeet And
80 esvblue vas sseeg>e1 = etAsesy-
E31oao1ts
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Advance -Rumeiy Company.

IT.. l.. s.. Newburgh. N. Would ap
preciste your giving a report on the Ad-
vance-Rumely as to It's soundness and
prospects.
Tho r~eorganixed company still 10 too
young to warrant any outside definite
appraisal OF its prospects,. but II re-
ceivcd q good start and II the manage
ment Is aggressive and at the same time
conservative II should be able to Justify
by accomplishment the assessments paid
by the old stockholders Apparently
there is little prospect Of a declaration
Of a dividend on the preferred stock
for many months. The 6 per cent. Ia
which this issue IL entitled will not be
cumulative until after January I. 1919
and by that time the amount OF out.
standing debentures should have been
reduced. Beginning next year the com
pany ilust set aside at least 100000
annually to and including the yea
1920. and at least $4,000 annually
thereafter. this none to be applied Il
the purchase or redemption of deben'
lures at not more than 1914. Tit
amount OF debentures is &3.s6o.ooo.
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L00oe-WiIee Btecutt 20.
r. New York--Toose- wiles nrst and Sec
md preferred seem attractive at present
prices. Would you consider them "A SAFE
Investment? what are tae dividend rates
and are they cumulative
Were the dividends on these stocks
assured beyond reasonable doubt they
certainly would appear attractive at
ferred should be classed as speculative.
Tho full 7 per cent. dividend on the
senior issue has been paid since or
eanization OF the company in 1912. but
last year net income available for those
dividends was only about 2h per cent.
m the par value of the first preferred
outstanding. The company Issues its
reports OF earnings annually so 1t Is
difficult TO form a dependable estimate
ot the trend during the year. So far as
the facts can be learned by an outsider
Il does not appear that the difficulties
which resulted In last years poor show
Ing have been entirely removed, the
careful investor should not overlook the
TACT that the profit and loss surplus on
December 81 last was only s2,305 and
that notes payable had been increased
to S2,350,000. At the end OF 1913 no
notes were reported. Were 1t not for
this floating Indebtedness. the first pre-
ferred shares probably would be selling
bI8it ~ ctNc''' -,
ferred dividend, which also Is cumula
tive 7 per cent. has not been paid since
February I. 1915.
Todd Shipysrds.
-. W. X. Hartford. Conn.-What are
ns present earnings OF Todd Shipyaro
corporationT Is It n safe Investment:
This company is too young TO warrant
an Investment rating for the shares. but
NVpN hqVa EfrnnO arOlInnntQ IN thelT
FAVOR as a speculation. h sinking
fund provision Of the corporations con-
vertible s per cent notes calls for nj
least 20 per cent. Of net earnings OF the
corporation and Its subsidiaries, after
payment OF interest and sinking fund
charges Oh the bonds OF the subsidiary
companies and interest on the notes
The amount OF the sinking fund for thu
three months ended September 30 las'
was sl87.7tl.12. 1t Is stated. though
not officially, that the 20 per cent. re
qu!rement was not exceeded. so earn
ings In that quarter were at the rate o.
slightly more than 100000 a yea
available for stock. or approximate!
sSJ a share. and men close to the man
asenent say the figure now IL nearel
tW than s35. The dividend rate hai
been established as 81 a year. ant
though profits now should be considered
AZ abnormally large. II the management
follows conservative policies II SHOULD
be able materially TO reduce the amour
"f notes and bonds before peace II re
stored. This should place the compan!
IN position TO earn permanently q goo
return on the shares.
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