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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
EXPORTERS BUY ON WATER ST.

WATER SRTEET-The Charles r.
Noyes Company has made another
quick resale in the Hanover Square
section, disposing of 50 Water street.
i've story building. on lot 23.9xs5,
for William D. Fitzpatrick to William
J. Farrell, importer and exporter OF
corks. for many years at lis and 1T
Maiden lane. The buyer paid all cash
and will occupy the building when the
present leases expire November \.
WEST 12OTH STREET-Hafry Sugar
man has sold for the Citizens Savings
Bank the three story and basement
dwelling at 90 West 1o0th street. on
lot ls.exl19.6. The buyer will reno
vate the house and occupy.
OGDDEN ANENUE-H. T Wood and
Mclernon Bros. have sold FOR the
Guardian Life Insurance Company
the Ogden, a. six story apartment
house at the northeast corner of Og-
den avenue and 16lst street, on plot
1885. The new owner is an in
weston. The property is fully rented
and was held at sl25,o0o.
EAST 14OTH STREFT-Justice DON
nelly Of the Supreme Court has grant
ed permission to the Congregation
Agudath Achim of Harlem to sel a
plot on the north side of li0th street
sl2s feet west OF Lenox avenue,
s7sxa91l to William A. Campbell
for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
0perators Buy and Sell Apart
ments and Business
Building.
GID STREET HOUSE SOLD
Fine Apartment Next to Links
Club in a Deal-ImpOrter
Takes Water st. Realty.

everything considered, season OF the
war financial conditions and the dis
traction Of the public's interest by mar
Tia, affairs yesterdays real estate trad
Ing could not be considered dull. OF
III. nroperties sold at least three Of them
renresented realty OF value. and of in
tsrest because they indicate that the
trend Of the market is as much toward
investment properties Of the best class
As to properties of the commonplace.
Among the properties which changed
hands during the day was the apartment
house at 40 to 46 East Sixty-second
,tr.et 1t was bought by operators be-
cause of the strength Of the renting
market this house showing an income
NJ $4,000. An Ogden avenue corner
APARTMENT structure valued at S125,000
was secured by an investor from a life
insurance company. and at the other
end O, tho city in that most active dis
trict, the old shipping zone. an oper-
stor resold a property to an importer
for something more than he paid for
the realty some time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown

TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth street)
sEEkMAM ST. ss,ss.se Gold st. runs 9
to beg-Daniel c Adams, exr, to d c
a. AdA s,sy, ,'G T6Ss syn $, ,s,n part, ,u,y
JACKSON 81, Il and -, W cherry st
Ms?.s., kSSloo uorecios. July 3. lsiSl-
Theo N Richie. ref; to Eiiz W Burke.
er sT K, FfEf So u Aug o. a''yss 400 go
MOTT ST. col s?,lx2six irreg-Bronx
) Invest 90 to Fairfield Holding Corp, 100
Bway. mtg $500, Aug /; attys, Merrill.
r & T. 100 Bway. ................slo 800
EAST OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
4iTH ST. s. SO Sd av, 25xloo. Julia
Bogart to Ellen Bogart. 20 gath st:
liens. Aug - atty, y Title & NJ Co,
$50 Bway .............'.. ..'......$ lVo
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s., 7s:t slst st,
ceHsIlTfoE,ns,y Res 4, Es' s,, Go
band ., Aug :; atty. Title Guar & CO,
VEST sNB Avi, vs.. 500 SSH ST. s'I runs
-Urace l. Hooper to calvin KiessinE.
l26 Claremont av. all liens. Aug 8; atty,
LAWYERS r & 7 90, 100 Bway. 49,. 500
l0oTH ST. 800 W. isxlo01l--137 West saith
st Corp to Estela p Parsons ,32e w list
st, all Hens. Aug 2; atty. Title & NJ
GO, l3o Bway ..............'' .'...$i
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north of 10th street)
1sT Av. 22+o. 25x75: LIST av, 2223. s. 2sx
100; list av. ?l2s. 6. 25xIS "a av. ZEE
c2.llx75. list av, 2O5l-3, 5oIlxloo-F /
Realty Corp TO Capacity Realty Corp, ~
Bway, mtg $4,000, all liens, July SO:
attys Strasbourger & 3, ~ Bway vi
Bronx.
BLOCK 2sss, lot a, tax map--John A Nc
atty, Corporation Counsel q Y.... $500
ARTHUR AN, 8. 1901 Oak Tree pl'
s5xs0--Eiis Ryan to Lizzie Hamilton
Rockland av. Port Richmond. n Y. mts
$4,000, July "a; attys, oBrien. NJ & p,
l4S2 Bway .....'.. -. .'.''s -
RANDALL AV. cor st. Lawrence av.
s3x25xS4x25-Eliz Dietrich to Hy kahrs.
565 st Lawrence av, mtg $4,000. July 80:
atty, T @ & T Co, 176 Bway. 500
BRIGGS AV. 2765. W s, 2oxst lk2e1sSs .
Nathan E Greenberger to Julia Green
3: attys. Joffe & J, ll Bway. 49,. u
UNION Av, s. 1855 161st st. SILK
1874 MARY A Wallace. widow ct al
heirs. TO Annie Kenny, 526 45th OF.
Brooklyn, mtg $500, July 90; aetys
Butler, W c, 50 Wall st.......... VI
LOTS 6i7 and GAS, map Laconia Park
Peter A Zanelli to Geo Carraro, 4sG "
l33d st, June 80; atty. Geo Carraro. 2Ss
eth aN...... .....'' '''.'.' ''si
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
MANY STATEN ISLAND SALES.

NJ. James Hughes has sold for Frank
spero brick residence. on plot 50xl00.
In Utter avenue, Castleton Hill. to Will
:an ]. Burns of Chicago for S. F. Car
lin two family house in Charles ave-
fle TO Mary j. Capper; for Minnie
Hughes semi-detached dwelling, on
plot 5oxlO0. in Hatfield place to Charles
J.. Fink; for Anna Mancini and Frances
Weeks dwelling, on plot 4Sx100, in
Richmond Terrace to Giacomo Throne /;
:7r Joseph &. kieffer a dwelling in
'as'leton avenue, Brighton Heights, 10
Anton Olsen Of Brooklyn, and for owen
Hoylan house, on plot 6Oxl59, in Har-
bor road to James Gleazer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

cattle calves sheep. Hogs
Jersey city, $3.50 2,t23 l7'5SSss .Ss,,ss
CENT X0T 1nion i igsi III 7s;o 90
nEEyEs-Receipts. 2.Y55 head a cars
an $40 prime steers. csc. lower; others,
IS soc. on, bulls and cows weak TO- a
traction lower. The yards Wsrg wei .r
100 lbs bulls. s;.JOIll; cows - Sep u.
Dressed beef stcuhy at lGIg7c. per Id. Tor
common to prime native sides ,.-,,,.
steers, $50 lbs. average, .il'6 10, il9965'
si7i0; 1g. 1924. $3.50, 20 virginia, l.2Ie,
$40 49, ~ 'l5''' H. Ia liz ,is a. - a.
ia ,aE, '' III. ,l1g5; s. Michigan, $50,
5000; oxen. LEO sl2 50; z l.2so So
5 bulls, Loo, 'gio; g. IIS66,, ~,
sIO. N25; S, $40, tslti !, 40. s.Oo;
helfers 100, 81; :, $50 $50 cows co.,
$3.50 90 s77 SEA- 3 10. '1.'o, Ht Isl
SO: 20, 1lf5, y1b: 20. l,oe0. !l4.5; 20
West Virginia, 1884, N7sG; ~ leg
81 20; Is bulls, SO, $50 = hriers, 20"
S:;, t4io j shamberg 4 Son: 20 West
virginia steers, l.?0e, 81 %, -. 80
So 40. l222, SO 50, %. lle5, sl6io, 20
newton & Co. p virginia steers. ll%s,
sI72o, ! bull Loo, ~ = s5S. - so 10 ~
,, go, Sc Tobin snanno.n - bui,s'
'ths,,ers 752, So. 3, s37 IS 30. . cows.
80, 49,; 6 100 50 t 5Ci . 40 ~. i,
gl7, ts2J, s. s2?, So COWS. !, IS IS,
s ~, ts?5' g. T2I, IS, I. So, 80 %,
500 $50; 3, 1881 80 II, s2..c s =
81? g.. 49, ;. Sls, s.. 50: ?, Ks, S. JeIIin,
wright Co: cows, 5l2, f.15; u
heif s ~, S. Andrew Mullen: cows,
Sc. s. :, 9?T $50.
CALyEs-Receipts, Ass head 1850 on
Ar a her calves steady Inc
s.i f9s ii'i per- 100 i" ean. 10 AK sras.-
dressd real>. 2tH 29c per b. country
"fsair. u q Cur,i. 4 Con. 45s Nesls, l5c
N average. 3le: Il, l2s, SIS; 40 ,c4.ls: y,
.ii, 10. "a, Slg. % skimmilks, l5s 81
{; srSsser' q" '';' s5 - I,s &c 30 " 'IS
is5, sis; IS culis l2s, 'ls 10, l21, :l2, -
| skimmilks. 10, 50; ~, yearlings, S25 - 90
feline. Wright 8 Co, as ,eals, l@5. $3.50
| 81. ls4. s9gj. John J. prclan, ilS Nesls
| ics, ,is; as. los SIS 7 fed-calyes, 2io
! $40. yearIines All, $3.50 2. $50 IS Az
| drew Mullen, 80 Neals, lts, $3.50; 49, ~
! SIS IO4, Sis; 6 culls, 1852. sii; 2, H6, |l2
8. IS $40; > yearlings. 3S3, 81, $ sanders
| : veals. lS7. 3ls rs, lt6. NS16i :. llS
! $3.50; Z, lOT, sle,6Q. culls, lte' sl+ 3
! a. si3; 10, 1856, $3.50; - grassers' iiS
& son. vesIs, 10. ,is.SO' a W. va
| calves, 1914. siil2is. Kerns Commission Co.
" yeals. i7O, $40; 10, III, siSSo; 20 1875
SIS: IL, %. ,.i5i euli.: l7s. as; va
veals. e94. sib. robin & Shannon, so vesls
! ll2, SIS; 10, 100, as; 7, 81, 81; culls
! sss sii. Newton & Co. 27 veals, liS, SIC
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 7,7s
| head: 2ll6 cars on sale. Sheep Arm; lamb
| Is q soc. higher. Common TO prime sheel
Iewes). ssalg.bo per 100 lbs .ulis $50
| 7.50: lambs. si7ais.5oI cnlls, N2.5O g 10
dressed mutton firm at lS@2sc per 10.
dressed lambs SLOW at 90 q 2Sc.; choice hol
dressed do. exceed quotations m.
lucky lambs, n lbs, average. iisS9i =,
West Virginia, ss, sis2S;, az Virginia, 81
ats ST. g. ~ ,is ' isF oSs III; iss eaI!
Ie' $3.50; z. sheep, loi: us'Soi iei 10;
M si0 q ass. n; e eSii' iso g. VII Il
J sials vlsmbs. u. sis: sOs. 81, sis'';
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
ALTERING HOUSES INTO FLATS.

The RAPID Construction Company has
been awarded the general contract for al
'ering the iWeling at % East Forty
gath street into an apartment house for
NFs r Michigan, who leased the
property recently to the Simcoe Realty
N'"nany. William Edgar Moran made
re n.ans ana estimates the cost at
~ o0o
f.anS are being prepared for altering
~ residences into four-story brick
apartments at i5l and 453 West Twenty
t'.'na street owned by c. Dunbar.
G' re VI. MCCabe is the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
IITTNBt rig
TO KEEP A MILLION IN CAMP.
secretary Baker Announces Train
Ing Policy for War Period.

KANsAs CITY. Mo, Aug Pc : ing
through Kansas cry to-day en- route 10
Leaveuworth, Kan, Newton y. Baker
Secretary Of War. issued statement IN
which he said II was the purpose Of the
War Department TO keep at least one
million men training In camps i'm the
United States SO long as the war shall
last.
He placed the number Of men now
training In the United States at
1900 900.
with reference IN his recommends
tons for extension OF the draft age, Seg-
rotary Baker said IT Was not the in
tenton of the War Department to invade
the deferred classiflcations, adding that
with the extension OF the draft age
Glass / will provide all the men neces-
sary
Discussing the battle In the Aisne-
Marine sector. Mr.. Baker warned against
oyer optimism, ...
ave are only beginning" he said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
BROOKLYN FLAT TRADE.

NJ. Pressberger has bought the
Georgian Court apartment at the corner
Of Gates and Franklin avenues, from
nr J Miller. The property was held at
$4,000 The SELLER took in part pay
men. 100 free and clear lots at Rock
Vile Centre. l.. I.
William G Rehfen has sold the dwell
ing at sac Eleventh street, near Pros
pect Park West. for client to A. Jacobs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST. $50 W-Mofenson & Cohen agt
Laura A CreEan 81 al; June II, lslsslsS
SAME PROPER TY Morris RebinowitZ
SAME PROPERTY "a braham Rabinowltz
aFt same; June 10, 1913. ...,....,f s,sis
5iTH ST. cor Bvay l99x5s--Perfect
steel Lath Co agt William d Plumb ct
l53D ST, 81 VA l. Wschsmsn ag.
Lester Gribus ct al; May 81, isis Wa
cateu) .....'..... '..'s'.. ....,sIssI5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
JERSEY CITY LOT SALES.

j q Bassman OF the s. r. Raphael
NomPsry has sold for the Kuhn estate
t"' lots on the west side OF Columbia
|Nerle 49, feet south OF North street.
jersey City Heights, y. J. Also the
s1u'u0es' corner of Blocker street and
,."r'a1" avenue, a plot 50x100. and two
'o,' fN.oo on the west side OF Terrace
elthle ! no feet south of Bleecker street.
THESE SIX lots We're held for $1,000 cash.
ahe property is TO be improved with
Bungalows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

15sTH ST, s:s W-Mary K GoodWn, trus.
agt Fanny Harris foreclosure of mort
Esgel; atty, ! Lenihen,
CENTRAL PARK WEST W . soils ssth
st, 50x1OO, S9d ST. $. 1875 W Central
Park West. tjxl0os; ed ST, = 40 W
Central Park West. 4bxl00s; std st, y
p gI5 Central Park West, 4SxloO.s;
4th av. cor Aston pl, runs : along
westerly line Of 4th av. s,bN W look W
at an angle 1913 TO line of La
fayette pl $40 to Aston pl ia
to 9Th Az TO beg, and property in Bronx
Manor at BronNville station, Westchester
county. y Y--Howard crosby Brokaw
Hgt the Farmers Loan and Trust 60, as
trus ct al 'part!tionJ; attys, Anderson
a. Anderson.
Bronx.
EDGEWATER RID, =, 6t7.5 n Westches-
ter av, 25Nl00-FranCes - Austin agt
Mabel Medium q al foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE; atty, Z ClnCh.
BAINRRlDGE AN, S32j--Joss phine LInck
agt Birdie Weiser et al foreclosure Of
mortgage, atty, J Stein
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
OPERATORS BUY IN e2D STREET.

Max Loewenthal and r. A. Low have
bought from Alfred E. Marling and
Judge Walter G. Noyes as receivers for
the American Real Estate Company me
nine story apartment house on plot 6Gk
100 at 40 10 i6 East Sixty-second street,
between Madison and Park avenues
The property is opposite the Colony Club
and adjoining the Links Club. 1t returns
a rental of $4,000 a year.
This is the third large investment
made by Mr.. Lowenthal and Mr.. Low
during the past year. n. A. Berwin
Co. negotiated all the transactions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney

tsouth of Fourteenth street.


tsouth of Fourteenth street)
MAIDEN LANE, n " cor Front st. ls4x
AS: Maiden lane. formerly IA, l5lx
2lxi5.llx2l:; Maiden lane it2, l5sn
81 5xl5lOX2l5; Front St l52. le:5SeSH
,s,53. July John A oasey Co TO Frank
Cannon, 49, Bard az, 8 !, due April
J. 1921. SGT. prior mtg t26,500; attys.
Cannon. Seibert & Riggs, Rector
MOTT ST, 2ci, SILVER tx irres. prior mrs
Aug Fairfield Holding Corpn to Bronx
Investment Co, 100 BNaY, due Nov !,
1915, sc, prior mtg $4,000; attys Merrill,
r & +, 100 Bwsy 5000
West Side.
(west of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets
TOOTH ST, 400 W. lsSlOOi1 prior mtg
Aug 2-Estela p Parsons to 1877 West
saith St Corpn, 103 Park av, yrs, SO ;
attys, Title q NJ Co, 1875 Broad
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th street)
l42D ST. 30 W. l6.6NS9.ll. prior mtg Aug
l-Wm F King to Nicholas II Pinto, 2lo
W li2d st. instals. quarterly, $50
attys, King wilkinson. 81 cedar
st Observation-Disclosures. .s6,O 900
Bronx.
RANDALL Az. cor st Lawrence av.
s3x25xs4x25-Hy Kahre to Eliz Ditrich,
Hackensack. J, prior mtg $500, July
40, 2 yrs, SO; attys. Title Guar Z
18Th RI AZ A. s% "a lot SIS map Wakefield 100
xll4-Michael sullivan to Mary B Egan.
6l5 5Sth st, Bkyn, July 10, due July !,
1920. sc; atty, NJ sullivan, listh st
and Willis ay. Observation-Disclosures. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
GARAGE on INTERIOR LOT.

j. Marsh has filed plans for the
q 49, 4 George r. johnson, Frederick
'"i''-'Ht executor. for the building of
ope-s.-~y concrete garage, SOx54j.6, on
interior lot between Stehbns and
'.'f' avenues, south Of iS5th street, al
'>' ~ so 600. The garage entrance
w.. DO through the twenty-five foot plot
- 'h' S'ro'ins avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

isITH ST. 5i5 w-M Abbotts Sons agt
| Dora : Wolf. owner; Edward Margoles,
| contractor '+p
| SAME PROP--Same sgt same. ,tlil.l0
3D ST, 36l E--Lou!s q Miller agt Mayer
18TH sT. co: W--winthrop l. Jenison agt
Mrs Emily Harris, owner and con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
SELLS LONG ISLAND CITY LOT.

John Greer has sold for Minnie John
ston lot on the east side of Prospect
street, l75 feet north of Webster avenue.
Long Island City, to Frederick Schmidt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
Live stock Markets In Other cities


enc 400, Aug 5.-Hogs ReCein's "a,-
900 market strong ON b'st ilsGt ana PC,
Saturdays average. Bu:shers SO 100
10 10, light. 'la ASA SO, picking $50
l. -. rough. 81 30 n II so. bl.k u sutr,
sS 10 u 10 %, pigs. good ANA choice WHO
',ttie-Rcceipts, 20 600, hest NATIVES
aui best butchers steady, others dun and
mostly - to soc lower than on Thurs
DAY. ls5 loads OF Westerns here, sales
ranged % 10 50,. lower than l4sf week.
tie good, kholre and prime, 81 .!om
1873; common and medium, sloao ! 90.
Butcher stock. COWS and heifers, ~ 2hT
l42h Gamers and cutters, s"ft 20,
Stockers and feeders, good. choice. and
tHn"y 70? ~ "fsTS e S@%"" g" a@i m nni
she -P-RsSs,ps """ ~. n"' b,sne 'a" as
rhoice natives here Best range lambs,
$3.50: feeders. SIZE, sneap and yeat-
.nEss strong to hiFnrr, Taast , Me'htt IH'
medium ana good. slG 5o4;7 30 cu,ls s12
,375: medium and good, 'll0 1925, GUS,
KASsAs CITY; Aus, "a 10 m9g gs n
2lg35ulgG5: packers ana butchers. Sl3 70
alg,s0. light, 'lsalsj0, pigs, sl'.'o|
Cs,t,e-Receipts - OOO Including ooo
Southerns: weak Prime fed steers tl7.5o
also. dressed beef steers, sl3" ~ 20
Southern pUrs. $ bOW 10 90, COWS, S"I tsr
hrifeTs. $750Hl3, stockrrs ami fC@iers.
$7101l7. bulls s7nl"; calves, s. .bu ~
Shecp-Recelpts 0oot STEADY. lnn's.
&l45O ii u 50. yrar'ngs. flln u. Tr'H'rS
SlOuI4, ewes. $Sn -. 80.
500: Ia" ' 1.r Tt So ts5Io.7.. re-.
is7o good heavy. 'l'5opls.o,. na.",
n.st ..er .Ps5a 'se ys @TH E .lsr
and Heifcr.. 50 sou Is 90, ,ons 5; .o%r
J so stocbers ma {cetars. s. 5o112. tair
20 prime Southern beef steers, Sl9Hlt 10.
beef cows and heifers, s7.jgaiJ, nau'"
shecp-R,reipts 100 steady Lambs,
.4al7 ewes. 81 1i2, Gamers and chop
pers $fda
CI>CIN>ATI. Avg. G-Hogs Receipts,
$500; steady Packers and hu'she's s,
tlgCCMIs, common 30 choice tl2Hll .-5,
pigs and Nights, s., 1855, stays, 81
r,,'e-R Receipts. 300. steady steers.
s. 5GrIG.5o. hCifers. S7'f ~. 80. cows, Sc -
all..a. calves steady. ;Ial
Sheep. Receipts. .. 300, steady, ga l2.
larrhs str1np {, :0uIS O..
rITT>BtRG Aug ;.--Catr- h CHER
supply IO5 londs Prime, SlrioulS
Sheep--Sl ead,: supply n0h' rrlme
weihcrs, 81 roo ~ So. cu.ls and common
2oQ1. lambs, :l-gl5,yQ, veal calves
slTalS
H1es- Active. reco,r's % double decks
Prime heavy. s-uT % -. mediums and
heavy YorE,rs. s-o.T5m"ls tight Workers
and pigs, $50 -" 90 so. roGEhs sl7Gls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
RIDGEwOOD HOUSE BUYER,

R A. Schlesing has sold for Libbie
Williams the two family house at 24l0
Hughes street to Albert Groenert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06

The local market for spot cotton was steady
and " points higher at 81 SOC. for mddling
upland: sales nil,
Southern spot markets follow: Augusta
steady, so points higher at . SOC: sales IS
bales Memphis steady. unchanged at SOC:
sales 500 bales. Houston quiet. % points
quiet, 20 point. higher al 2ac sales nil.
Galveston steady, % points higher At ss Soc;
sales sl6 bales. New Orleans steady. 80 points
higher at IS sc: sales 7a6 bales. Mobile
nominal 2j points higher at Csc; sales nil.
Savannah firm. 100 points higher at 29.e5c:
sales 5al bales Norfolk steady, no points
hi CHER at 90 5nc: sales 90 bales.
COTTON STATISTICS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

BY Joseph p. Day.
POWELL Az, n ., 1855 Olrnstead av,
Iooxi0sl-Bertha Lipman agt MArst
OBfien tt al: ,due, u, 1878; tares. &e.
Ssl7.2s: TO the plaintiff. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-06
Bronx.


CRESCENT Az $. SO W Belmont av,
1O5Ns5.5X irreE-Solpmon c Powell and
sno 10 Peter Ross, bll f. ls3d st; attys.
Powell. $ d W. 81 Chambers st. 1910
BROOK Az, W >, 9l.s Anna pl 81 7xso--
W GratZ 10 Lawyers Mtg Co, So Lib
erty ~ ..............-. SEES, 900
LOTS 372 and 373, map 473 lots Haight
estate-Frank Gass TO Carl Schneider
2o62 Haviland av, atty Schreiber,
2062 Haviland av,...,............sl coo
GREEN LANE, g. 225 n Westchester av,
42xlOOxJ4xgs-Louse NJ Ammon, 1874 w
s7th st. to Hy Luehrs, ago T. l67th
ST. atty. Hy Luehrs. $50 18th
st........ ....., .................t5,0 600
LOT 1856 map s?T lots Hunter estate
Charles " Herold TO David p Graham,
SAG West End av; atty, B Graham
GAG West End av.......... ........si00
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sIrUATIoN WANTED-MALE.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HENRY HESSE.
500 SIXTH AVE. 2iTH-25TH SITS.
REQUIRES
ART NDEDIEWDRK WORSTED KNIT
GOODS AND KNIT UNDERWEAR SALES
WOMEN WHO UNDERSTAND THESE
CALL. P-l2 O'CLOCK
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sheep, 1916. $3.50; 5. 10. sle; 10 culle lls,
$50 Tdbin e shannon: 2lS Kentucky
lambs, -. fis so; s4t. 90, sls; loe west
Virginia. 81. 1850: 4Os Virginia, 70. SO;
SO. 81, iis75; : culs, 60, sl5; II sheep. lo3'
sill; Is. los 1850; 10. 81. 50; II. l0L
$3.50; "a culis. So. 81. Newton & 90: 2os
West virginia lambs, 30, Nsi 2li: SO:
tlss5; sheep. Ito, S2 >, AS, $40; :
culls, so, 81 J. ShamDere & son; 1875
West virginia lambs 49, .ls25; 22O Tcn-
ne-see, u? ,l8.5o sheep l?oy' ~ r.. -,
81. : Sanders; state .dmhs, G., 81 90,
sheep, lO3. SlI.2, 80, $40, - ,ulls, So,
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HOGS Receipts $3.50 head; car on
sac. Market higher Median NrlG -
and pigs, 5000 per 100 lbs heavies, $50 &,
rough-. tls
Saies-S Sanders. Pennsylvania hogs
40 lbs average. $50 40 per 100 l1s :
state. ~. 5000. rouehs, 80, flt
kerns Commission Co, q state hogs. -lb,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND rEAs-Receipts, 1899
bags beans consigned to the Food Admin
st , and i'sio bess Pess BEA M
MTtI% sno''i ia, Ss sFTS%
s%ai,se Lad. sSo' %a.i! 5Is %:a!s
Japanese, Si5ais.2S; daifuku, Manchurisn,
81: 500 ii;f5 red Kidney. choice. .,i?Seea
kintoh, Manshurisn, s7aSd $; yellow eye,
psrisis. chs!ss, ;isS isss; knmsto,o, Mar;
isss Surr,sS cs aHsrIs sS% esS b,yoS
chilean. ssbo9 SIS. cranberry. Manchgg-
short ' SsdS ,ur LES SOUPS i,isss
ais; black, south American, Is q $50,
PINK Cai,foT!na. SSass' lima. cs Az III
S s..n c. hEAs%s; St X? ,% hi
can. ss25; Japanese, ssae25i black eve.
California, s. SOFAS; splits, yellow, $3.50
& s iesss ,iss ws'''' M'"'NuF''n small
BUTTER Receipts, $50 packages
creamery, higher than extras per III, ~.
q i6c.: extras tee score). tSc,i hrsts tss 70
ssofs sSFt - q tsifd Sp Icc cram e y.
cry, unsalted higher than extras. tes q
TnCc'; extras .nni "sfisie: a s,,. ~ aatr g
Nc. common to fair. s7utic. renovated
extras !og!ohc.; nrs,s. soase4c,; ,cwtr
grades. sea 9sc.; imitation creamery. hrsts
am asc.: ladies. current make. frsts. 80 %
30 nc. seconds, 95n3 SKYE. lower grades
S3is T3thc.I packing stock, current make
No. ], s5T3sAc.; No. .. 3iGSthc.: lowei
grades $40 save.
CHEEsE--Receipts. 1897 boxes State
w, NJ. fresh. flats. specials. colored. lb.
e5% a 26c; white. 25% T26c; average run
colored 2.a25iic; white. 2bns5hc; lower
grades, 2ia2tSc: tsins, specials. 25hc
average run, 2iA d2Skc: lower grades 2
T2thc; single daisies, asa. q 26hc: Doubt
daisies, c5ffRCc. Wisconsin. ". NJ, fresh
twins. AN Q25Nc; single daisies, ?hh "a
26iic: double daisies, 25G2sc; yount
Americas 23ia sf2GL state, Skins, fresh
specials, 2Oa coke: primo to choice. i1h
Ilsh fair to good, li117c lower grades
jdl3c.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-11
ARIZONA FOOD NOTES.

copy of Miss Ola Powelrs book, Successful Canning and Preserving" will be given as a prize to the Arizona housewife exhibiting the best two jar displays of sweet potatoes and pre- served figs. The jars should be of pint size and the entries should be made at the home economies booth of the University of Arizona, which will be under the direction of Mrs. Mary Pritner Lockwood, home economics director with the food administration.
 Attention has been called to the fact that there Is an ever-increasing scare ity of sweetened condensed milk, the kind primarily used az baby food. When the sugar regulations went into effect there was tremendous demand created for this particular brand, with the result that something like C. fam inc exists and mothers with babes brought up on this particular milk are unable to obtain supplies of the same in any Arizona markets.
 A statewide investigation is being conducted by the hotel and restaurant division to determine whether prices being charged for board and meals are in accordance with the fair price rul ings of the food administration