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The sun., 1918-11-13


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
PENNSYLVANIA CEMENT COMPANY.
Platntln, against BRADLEY CONTRACT
ING COMPA>T Defendant
TO ALL CREDIT. RS OF, OR CLAIMA$ES
AGAINST, BRADLEY CONTRACTING
you ARE HEREBY NoTtFIED that.
pursuant to an order Of tho United States
nIs,rict Court IN and Or The Southern Dis.
trict Of New york, dHf'l HUl ilrd N" sth
day Of Noyemhp., l?lS. S1u Hrr required
~ Dreseut ana n'r aulv verified written
stoforn.nia or r-orfH of YOUR claims RgainSC
BRADLEY CONTRACTING COMPANY.
Win stephen T.. hopkins John ). Shcp-
pard and George O b"ltcl, the Receivers ot
that Company, ~ their offices, No. ] Madi-
sun Avenue. Sew York CITY, On or before
december rs, 1915 and that, ns provided
hv Fal order. no person, copsrtnersh!D
or rarnorH ION, asserting nEy Claim what
soe,er against said Bradley Contra acting
Company, who fails 50 to ME such state
mont or proof on or before the dht7
mar cd. SHAH hereafter be permitted -
assert any ella - whatsoever against thu
~ n'c or assets Of Bradley Contracting
Cor. pany IN the hands " said Receivers
Or % share ia any distribution OF sait
estate or assets
rltea, New York. \. !, November ctr.
STEPHEN 4. HOPKINS JOIN s, striP
Rrceivpra - BRADLEY CONTRACT.
ING Company, On" Madison Avenue,
uviWEs RorSDs. s"HURMAE ~
,, DWIGHT. 90 Broadway, New io,IS
CITY. and LEO OPPENHEIMER, 60
wall stEset, New York City. Attornt' !
for RECEIVERS h
The sun., 1918-11-13
New orIenn, Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-After q
short lived advance OF 2s to II points
on the first call to-day. cotton fell $40
a bale and remained at the lowest point
for half a session. closing at the bot
tom. Before the noon hour the war RUE
limiting fluctuations to 200 points IN
any one session began to he invoked ano
gradually it was extended to all tracing
months and was in force throughout tho
afternoon. Lowest prices were 1919 to
l72 points under the final quotations OF
last week December 1885 asked
January $3.50 asked March $500
asked May 1915 asked; July 25.22
asked. Spot quiet and unchanged; mid
ding 3o.3S.
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Export Control WIN Continue.

Imports and exports are TO continue
under the Jurisdiction OF the War Trade
Board until June 80. 1919. according 10
a statement issued by the board In an
swer to inquiries from importing houses
relative 10 the course TO be adopted.
1t IL believed, however. that though
the board will keep an eye on the stu
alton regulations will not continue in
force In their present form, but will DO
modified gradually TO the point where
finally Government contro! viii be en-
tirelY rescinded.
The sun., 1918-11-13

Buyers Expect Prices
of Silks Will Fall

~ EDUCTIoN in silk prices ~
X looked for by buyers, who Gay
- this will be brought about by
the mills being how better able to
obtain help. In consequence they Ore
operating conservatively while walt
ing for prices to recede.
Mills report that because OF the
restrictions placed on production in
the last few months they have not
much surplus on hand and the yard
age now available Is relatively small.
On this account they do not think
reduction of prices will be necessary.
The sun., 1918-11-13
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
nv l4 VESEY sTREET.l

lat IL vESEY STREET.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
.isT ST, - and II W. 6oxs2. IL sty loft
and store; vol sale TO
Cohen ........s.,'.'-. ..''s1t' 's"Ae''V'
by the Jere johnson. Jr.. Co.
wHITLoCK Az, al 10 ssa. bet Barre'to
and Tiffany SITS. s > family houses, each
25xl0o; trustees sale: estate OF Corne-
Illus Ryan, decd: 9ll to Louis Harris
for 1850: si5 to Louis Semelson Tor
$500; slT to Simon Vermont for sIIeO:
sls TO S G weipste'n, tenant, for sI.SSV;
s2I to Mrs C scoging for $3.50; sze 10
Nathan Schwarts for $3.50; sa7 TO MOT
ris Robinson for $3.50. and s:e 70
Schattner Bros for. .........''. ..sIeo"
BY Henry Brady.
sSTH ST. IS W. 2i.6xloo5. sly and base
dwllg; a Bass. trus, ast f w Doreinus
ct al; due, sac. $685. taxes. &c, W.,
$500: to the plaintiff for stb,oO9
>soTH ST, Sol Z, e5x5l.2. sty tint ana
strs; Central Savings Bank az; FRANK
Vols ct all due. s7,T32.+6; taxes &c,
sasTto: to tho plaintiff for, Ss''eo
lat s2os THIRD AvENCE.l
BY Joseph T. Day.
rISTERyAI.E Av. 1898. 2sxioS. lohs+,SS
iosa..3 sty tint and strs; w \ punterd
Agt ] j Dunford ct al; partition 20 "a.
mis- & Sinnott for. .......'.''.''.'N +''V'
BY Charles A. Berrlan.
sr,,c wIcK Av, .2ss, to.1lxico.aX+0,Sx
Isss 4 sty dwllg; Roman Catholic Or
nhan Asylum agt Quinn ct al; que,
fi5,So?05; taxes, SC, ss3y.s6; TO ne ne
platntin for ..-.'''''''' '''''''
The sun., 1918-11-13
JUDGE FINCH RENTS SUITE.

Julia Beverley Higgins has leased for
r. s. wortley his apartment at $50 Park
avenue to Newland johnson for Judge
Edward Finch his apartment at q East
Elghty-fourth street to Mrs Z. du Pont
Irving; for Henry w Harden his apart
ment at IA East Fortieth street 20 Nc
llvaino Luquer, and for 4. Duer Irving
his apartment in 1855 Enst Seventy-ninth
street TO II. @. Newhall.
The sun., 1918-11-13
Credit Men Optimistic.

Leading credit men say they think
there is no cause to fear for the future
business OF the country. Instead Of
facing depression the United states has
the opportunity for the greatest inter
national and domestic development.
That the trade acceptances and gen
eral shortening OF credit periods which
have come into use since the war are
going to continue to the betterinent OF
business Is the opinion expressed by
many credit men.
The sun., 1918-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs-Receirts. 500 head; Is cars on
sale No transactions reported. Dressed
beef steady at lIa2so. per ID. for ordinary
to choice native sides.
CALyES-Rece!pts. 1850 head; 1900 on
sale. Veals steady, Yearllngs grassers and
westerns lower. Common to prime veais
1Sd at sts'G es5 100 hin eui,s zig
Western calves, t9.5oal2; city dressed
veals Arm az 2o1sOc. per Id; country
sales--Kerna Commission Co: IS yeals
Is? lbs. average. 800 :, $50. r6; 8, ll5.
" sanders; 81 yeals. ISL $40; 49,
H. H. s'S cu H. 49, - u.s. u.s. c sG :ss 81! ~
grsssers. gao. ss.25; B, is, Sd. Newton 4
Co, 3s veals. lso, 'is; : culis. 100 ,ls.Sc,
shambers 4 Son: 81 Western calves Az,
$3.50. J; q. Curtis & Son: 40 Western
S ysTf '1 tss ;.s f. sra Is MolIs w.
| is2, $50; 50 grassers, 2lo, 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1890
head; 40 cars on sale Sheep duh and
evenly SOC. ati lower Fully thirty cars
OF lambs were unsold at a late hour Com
mon TO good sheep sold at ss.bo9lo per
sl4g14,76 Dressed mutton steady at i?a
zoe. per ID: dressed lambs easier at ii q
| 27c,: country dressed dollhouse lambs
saiss..os stat. Iams. e lbs. aver
rs q. ;iis%: s5s' -. ,l4; 81 sheep 't g.
g. g. g. T. ~ $50 h. = Il. Il y S shsnG iSt
8 son; 2s9 west virgins lambs, s.
sIAGoi sheep. IS. SO; II. II Hollis
So 4 cuils, 80. IS. Newton & Co; I:i
West Virginia lambs, ~, st&; sheep
i2o, $3.50. Ksrns commh.ion Co.; 81
sheep. iiS. $3.50; al. 81, $3.50.
HOGs-Iieceipts. s.4tO head; one car OF
sale. Market steady Prime medium New
York and Pennsyivania hogs sold at Ns.2I
per 100 lbs; pigs. SIS; rouGhs. sls2S
changed at iS827c. per ib.' roasting pigs
Sales. Sanders; 20 stat. hogs, Is!
slS,25; IS pigs. 90, SIS; 3 roughs. 297
1855.
Live stock Markets in Other Jtties
1900; market ciossd in sood tone Wit Viz
prices STEADY to iOG; hlEss5 than Ss aS,
.ls;!'s sisS Dis. S's 5000 '' an
Cattle Re s.Ss. s stSS, beef a, steer
s: Sc fEshs f eaiHss s&'r ssA e.st!
good choice and Ps5imns, 'ids,6OSis;i7.
s SOCK, cows S"' and Ssifsrs. volt Gamer
good choice and fancy. . ,s,'SSi,,ssSS;s !! y
western range. beef steers sls.75 Gl7St
and ss afs5, Soo g masSet ,,.r.,
sss hssDN loves sh:n 0' FEdaS! Sd q, Us
for primo native lambs received Lamb
; sceS s sns Bs' ss .Sg %s0a nSs
S soSS. , sHG n eull:. gsSs.sS. ~
KANs;AssO oS CITY; Nov u iaIHi99s sI7 8!
ssvs.i sS 'ssss iRS 9I Sa
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Ioss.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The current issue of the Hooasine OF wal
Street cont ins an interview win n
Debrey president Of the Mexican Petroleum
Company on the oil situation; also the view
of r. D. Underwood. president of the Erie
on the railroad situation and r. ID. Wycon
second article on Southern Pacific as IN OIL
stock.
elected julius Lctenetein president on 'ne
American Sumatra Tobacco company.
director Of the concern.
New York stock Exchange has withdrawn
from the list Wilson Co. Inc. voting
trust certificates representing common stock.
800 par value. and has admitted the com
panys voting certificates representing the
comrnon stock without nominal or par value.
Stockholders OF the Foreign Trade Bank.
irg Corporation. AT q special meeting yes
terday, increased the number Of directors
from Ave to seven The new direc' ors are
Cecil p. Stewart. president Of the American
Paul sslembier Of saiombier & Villste.
Walter Wood Parsons has ben elected q
director of the Bank OF New York.
A new partnership under the firm name oil
Lyon Co has been formed by W Wallace
Lyon and Theodore B. Lyon formerly OF
Dawson. Lyon & Co. The concern will deal
In unlisted stocks ard bonds
Cashiers Of Stock Exchange houses are re
Quested TO call nj IS Wall street TO receive
Cnited War Work buttons and literature.
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.
on CITY, Nov 12.--Credit balances
81 Runs. l25,s93 barrels; average
66,264 Shipments, 99,o25; average
I52326
The sun., 1918-11-13
Holiday shuts worcester's stores.

WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. l2.-Many OF
Worcesters big stores were prevented
from doing business to-day and obliged
unwillingly to observe Gov. McCalrs
holiday by the closing OF the banks.
When the banks shut their vaults yes
terlay IN compliance with the Governors
request for n celebration to-day the time
locks were set for tomorrow. Practl-
cally all the big stores mad made their
deposits Saturday night and nad no
cash with which to do business to-day,
as the bank vaults could not be opened.
The sun., 1918-11-13
Epidemic stops Business.
Special Despdfch TO THB suN.

TORONTO, Nov. 12.--Western Canada
Ia hard hit by the Influenza epidemic.
Business there Is almost al standstll.
More than fifty towns and cities along
the Canadian Northern and Canadian
Pacific railways In Western Canada are
under quarantine.
Commercial travellers are reporting 10
their firms here and In Montreal that
they will DO unable to leave the places
where they have been delayed until tho
endemic subsidies
The sun., 1918-11-13
Trade to Get More Leway.
Despatch to THE sus.

Special Despatch 10 THE Sun
wAsHINoToN, Nov. 1c.-Civillan trade
OF the country is soon to be given more
leeway as to styles and other matters
over which strict supervision has been
held, according to information gathered
here to-day.
A policy OF more modified restrictions
Ia being undertaken by the War Indus
tries Board. and these will be gradually
lifted to allow a return to pre-war con-
dit.ons as promptly as seems teas Die
Restrictions upon the manufacture OF
corsets, sewing machines. stoves. farm
equipment, clocks. watches, pianos. I'm
o,eum and certain kinds Of furniture VIII
he removed according to the plan that
where an industry for the last four
months OF 1918 has been curtailed 20
per cent. such curta!lment Is changed
70 12ia per cent
A SO per cent. reduction has been MADE
IN tho curtailnent OF those that were
restricted 40 per cent. and like reduc-
ton has been made in the curtailment OF
those that were restricted 80 per cent
The sun., 1918-11-13
Non-striiee order Protested.
Special Despatch TO THE Sun

SpectU Ue5putch 70 THE sun
Toronto. Nov. l2.--Discussion OF the
recen, order in council which forbade
striker during the period of the war
will be taken up with the Dominion Cab
met By members Of the labor unions
probably Friday. The union men say
tho order Is unjust to them, especially
as they were not consulted before It's
FORMULATION.
The sun., 1918-11-13
Artificial Flowers in Dcmn nd.

BOSTON, Nov. i2.-Economy engen-
dered by the Fourth Liberty Loan mas
brought in its wake an unprecedented
demand for artificial flowers for milli-
merry purposes.
When the season opened ostrich
plumes were in demand. but the neceSs-
ity for saving switched the vogue TO ar
tificiaI flowers. and dealers with more
than forty years experience say that this
is the first time they have sold artt-
fetal flowers IN November for imme-
alto delivery. The trade usually wants
delivery in the spring.
The sun., 1918-11-13
Reversible Gloves for Troops.

Gloves that may be worn on either
hand are TO he distributed hereafter to
the troops. according to n statement Is
sued yesterday by the War Department.
In this way the wear on each glove Will
be equalized and II will not be necessary
tr furnish two new ones II one IL lost.
The sun., 1918-11-13
wants War Industries Bonrd AboI-
tshed.
S5scia, Despatch to THE Sun.

ATLANTA. Nov. u Agitation AGAINST
tho war Industries Board continuing in
power has begun here. The matter was
taken UP at the meeting OF the Cotton
ADV. sorry Marketing Board and Tesolu-
tions that the activities OF the War In
dustrles Board are no longer necessary.
were adopted.
It was urged that farmers unite with
bankers and business men to withhold
cotton from sale until a price that will
give a reasonable profit Is secured.
The sun., 1918-11-13

sonnet OF the army and navy Is seen
as one OF the facts Of the near future.
In accordance with this the conserva-
ton division OF the War Industries
Board Is making ready for changes In
the conditions imposed on the various
trades, II became known to-day.
The sun., 1918-11-13
QUEENS SITE BUYERS.

William p. Jones has sold for Louise
u Wilson a lot. 25x100, on the west
side OF Norris avenue. $50 feet north OF
Atlantic street, Jamaica. L. I. The
came broker sold the plot, 5oxfoo. on the
west side OF Clinton place 100 feet south
o. Grafton place. woodhaven.
The sun., 1918-11-13
DANCER BUYS asa, 900 HOME.

Miss Margaret Hawkesworth, the
dancer, has bought for her residence the
five story American basement dwelling
Al 81 East Flfty-second street. on lot
iTxioo5, between Madison and Park
avenues. Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. as
brokers, sold the property for Edmund
$4,000
The sun., 1918-11-13

Predicting that cotton goods specu-
lators will become uneasy concerning
the market and will try to get rid OF
their holdings as quickly as possible.
buyers say that they are going to hold
of until prices reach the bottom before
beginning operations.
This opinion differs from others heard
IN the market which - that cotton goods
are not now held at prohibitive prices
and there Is a great possibility that they
NAV advance The course OF the mar
ket, II is believed. will depend to q
great extent on conditions in the export
trade.
The sun., 1918-11-13
Cooperation 10 De watchword.
Epecial Dtspatch lo THE suN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, i2.-Havns seen
what can be accomplished by Goopera-
ton and coordination business will
never allow itself to sip back again
10 the condition OF uncontrolled In
dividual effort which was its basis be-
fore the war. according to men in the
forefront OF finance and trade here.
Accomplishments OF recent months
they say. show how much more can be
accomplished by ratification OF effort.
The sun., 1918-11-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

VAN NEST PL. 3-Eugene p Thierry ngt
katherine ID Laushlin ct al, owners;
Marion NJ Brazicr. contractor. ..575
I'd Az. ''6 and Socially Column Co OF
ugt T. W Bliss Buildings Inc
owner Seagrist Co contractor .s2is
BROADWAY. l2i4-Jerome Hirshfeid aEt
John White, owner; Goodman Co.
seS
The sun., 1918-11-13
BROKER IN WATERFRONT DEAL

The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company negotiated the sale Of
the Brooklyn waterfront property be-
tween DeGraw and Sackett streets for
John S. Ward, reported several days
ago, H.,
The sun., 1918-11-13
rieup In Wool Waste Market.


BOSTON, Nov 1.-THE market for
noi,s and wool waste has undergone
sudden shrinkage. With the coming OK
peace mills engaged on Government war
work have ceased buying and dealers
are "up against Il" in having to carry
stock that is high priced and expensive
TO hold while It shrinks In value. They
could get rid Of 1t TO mills which wish
to buy for civilian work. but the latter
have been unable to obtain permits, ard
so under the circumstances business ts
about at a standstifl.
The sun., 1918-11-13
SELLS AT DEAL BEACH.

Edward p. Hamilton & Co. have sold
for Frederick Brown TO Frederick Pring
q stucco residence and garage on Deal
Espianade, Deal BeaIh, NJ j.
The sun., 1918-11-13
thorough OF The Bronx.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

cosrER ST. sso--Hudwill Corp 20 Hud.
son Rose Co, 7 W tsth st; atty II
LOT Sp' ass S0bl blk 4. amended map Mspss es;
tate~Chss r willie and eno. exrs 70
snes 4 r. $40 q l4sth ST.. i,soo
LOTS "a, 20, Sc. 81, So to SO. iSa TO -;
man Bway-city Line property; also land
in Westchester countv-Ess Ess Realty
90 10 RAY c Middlebrook, II comstocN
nj, South Orange, n J asst 10 mtgs)
atty, Tito Guar 4 T Co. iT6 Bwny' % e
The sun., 1918-11-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

nth ST. 2la to a?s w-Plaxa Contracting
Go asst nth st Realty Corp ct al, Feb
LENINGToN Ay, s57--wiiiam Beck ast
Helcn Brogan ct al. April s. 1918. s2s0.64
SETH ST. 22s and 230 E--Rubinstein Bros,
Inc. aet Grand Building Corp ct al;
june rs, l9ls...,............. $500
The sun., 1918-11-13


Downtown.
fsouth e Fourteenth street)
WEST BROADWAY. ~ cor Worth 81, 30
.bi s-William Boland TO Kate FUR
cell. 100 Morningsido Drive. mar par;
John McEyoy. W lOSa 81 1n W. ios,h
~ n..fourth OF one-third part, l.
b and 8. Oct u: atty, FaiIon' GO;
w ig%SI9 eis sT ss.25, tixscc to Yves!
I3roadway t8s7-sss)--Iouis l. Lori!lard
ct al to Chas Laue, ib2 sth av' ,H,, rn,h
Ign, one -nfth part IN trust attys' hiu s,eo
SANE PRoPERTY-Louis l. L'oriiiara anu
ano, trustees will Peter Lorliiard' 70
same. ono-afth part I. ana ana .Oo
u q. Sept Z; atty setho'''''''
tEas, Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and lloth streets)
On Az. ass, 2ox5s--Jos = Mccormack 20
Geo d Psyser, 1851 7th av. mtg 20, ooS.
all Hens, Nov is; atty Lawyers I 7
s,Tai i ST, Sss.ilo Il. 75.lo2a-M.lton
Realty corpn to CAM ksl'ne,. i,soa 70
ali liens. Oct 81. atty. D pFasgie. g,
sl BiY!Hf p'SS9oPsEiRTY-c.ili Keilner to 10:
liens liens" nov Il; atty. Daniel pranslo' 90
1leTH ST, I:;i! =, s:aiCO'i II q ..n +
stripes Realty Co. Inc. 81 Chamo ers ST.
mtg sas. 900, Nov II; attys, Marks "a 4
Marks, So Park Row. '''S'''"
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between Four'eenth
and 10th streets.)
s,sr sr 1ss w, Enthusiastically Mtg co
to Allsndaie bldg CO; 40 aga st. r mis
$4,000 and az Z h All liens ait" rs. 81
,r &arf ST. : SS' IL nGey ~
1000, ali liens. Nov IL; atty. Lawyers
,-TT IT. Go; a. i'S W. sw aaSsxloos.von-Ja Gs::G
Raalty Alliance 20 Alice Won Roeder: 81
W SIN st. all liens, mtg '2O'ooo' re. NSS
IL '''''''U ntown.
| fManhattan Island. north OF 10th street,
| isITH ST. l24 w, Is.oxi0oI (foreclo'
\ Oct 81, lslS-John Judge rel. e
Timothy Davenport Is ssIm9nt Terrace TER i,
smith, ss'A Nov o; Il; atty. DsvsnPo;i g;
,, M1Iia IT, .oi W. issss.s3Jos ii Moror
to Lavinia Moron. 2oi W ls7th e. mt
5000, Nov s; attys. Toney d Morton
MIA, iis Na sf So W. isxss.ii.Biiisab;ti
Realty Co to Mary Wright. AZ Y co
Lsnoa av and i:is ta * ntf 'Sso1 1854 ia
AZ ,.,,............ ~
Bronx.
Il CBorough OF The BRONX
I LOTS 20 and ~. blk 6s. map Morris PAR
bend Einsteiu to VIM orttmann.
MI; Min AnS oTsTs' h ~ esd :s"G NOV
YoTs s.T. siS and 2T7, map part sehief
ina II Young. 1858 Marlon az. Nov "a
atty, Title Guar a 7 CO, i56 bway. INV
Il I0r IA, map 81 Raymond's PaIk--SustaS
Keinath, exr, to Ludwig Hahn. soii E
ERs ss%Sina has East rremen. sy,. IS. 80
BROOK Av. ltss. e.. i7,sxss saok az a,
mtg $500, Nov III atty. Title Guar
/, ,.srH 81. 9, 100 . cogrtiandt av; q; q
! HScsa-Wnmare Realty Co 20 Geo Ell
on Woodland St.. Engiewood, - Q:
I'll AvENiiEA. n :, lot 10. map New viliag
Jsrofns, abxI2B; also Avenue A. a 2
4 II, came map. runs - 70 whi
piainr road and g - to Avenue
s,..h =. e s.ssssiiss.sssss.iisi: esesps p.
4 for city y y ,s;,. p yitsis ~. 20 4,
q, atty. vitaie. $3.50 white PA,
My Nv, 'soss, -. Ss.,nioo.ioI irrss,
2 Samuel w Phillips. ROT. 70 Alex knnsl
( "a 4 sYth ". oct 10; atty, VIM Pets
10. ieH q fremont ~. .....s so
ssisSiH ~. = : =. r'E' =. sAi
The sun., 1918-11-13
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
East Side,

with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
East Side.
Cast Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets).
SETH ST, 5000 E, T5xlo2.2, p IN, Oct al
SEllli Kellner to Melton Realty Corpn,
S,s Grand st. due and int as per
10TH ST; ia.ii q lots each .sxicS.ii,
prio~ 'ntgs each $500, Nov l--Stars
and Sd Realty CO to John Max
ley ley, Pr Point. Larshmcnt y Z. eIr.
mtes each Z, 100; nttys, Bsuord.,Irf0 a. 4
SANE PRoPERr9a Nov s. Same to S JseoS
Rosenthal. $50 West End av, due May
Marks & Marks, Cd Park ROW $500
West Side.
(West of with avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsO
list ST, 1886 w 20xlo0.o, m, Nov D.
Ailendaie Bldg Co TO Title CUR & Trust
Go, iT6 Bway, due and int rs per
pohd '''''.'.'...".'. ''s-o'Vo'
Uptown.
tManhettan Island. north OF 10th streeD
i22D ST. n 8, $50 W Amsterdam av. s2.ex
Kimme hSS ~ W 18Th st, due as
per bond pr mtg s 81; atty s; ;s's.s
NV sx iS2s to street K 100 TO
beg, Nov i2-shenk Realty & Const Co
iustalls, p c, pr mtg -; atty,
Frsdk Lese, Is Nasss1 st.;.''SSG NJ GOO
Mary Wright 10 Elizabeth Realty Co,
rs Park Row. installs. p C; attys,
Greenberg &c Levy. IS Park Row. .N.ooo
BronI.
Borough OF The Bronx
BROOK Az, 1888. :. i7.sXsl--Harry
Hornstein to Laura c. Phelan. .ot5 Kyer
ay, Or mtg, t3,500, Nov II, yr, "a
p c. atty, Title Guar Co, .iiaoS
AS TpsER Az. W 5, $50 i6sth 81,
iisx5s.9x Notwithstanding s D b Co.
Inc to N Title & Mtg Co. isS Bway.
Nov II, 3 yrs, p c; aty, rus q q
Mtg Co lAb BWay. ........ y. W oVv
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BROOKLYN DWELLING SALE.

The John Pullman Real Estate Com
nsny has sold 740A Union street, three
Nory and basement brownstone dwell
Ing, on lot .Oxl0O. for Mrs. Marie Kane.
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Special Despatch TO TIE sus.

bpectH DeSpdtcH TO HE ou"'
wAsHINaroN, Nov. 1.-THE conserva-
tlon division Of the War Industries
Poard has withdrawn the tentative wool
sweater conservation schedule recently
tentatively published, 1t was announced
to-day.
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DIVIDENDS.

stock OF ray
Record. able.
Am. Linsced CO.. pr o.. :,
, tAtt ,,..,.,.......... Doc. Is Jan. l
Am. Linsecd Co. pr o..
Am. Linseod Co. pr q.
Am ILnsecd Co, ri. g.
Am, Sugar REFS. Co.. pr, a,
Am. Sugar 'niois CO.. d.
Cosden 4 Co, ", q. IL e Nov. is Dec.
Imp rial Oil Co. Ltd. 50. NOV. rs Nov. 20
Iron Cap Copper Co., a..
Nat cloak { SUIT Co. pr,
Parst brewing Co. pr. d.
i%6 .....s.,..........Deo Dec. it
United Dyewood Corp" o..
uniied Dyewood corp. pi.
q, " Tc...,.,. .,,.,..... Dec. IL Jan.
North Penn Il. Il. Co.. q.
49, .................'..N Nov II Nov. rs
Co. s-a, sSa...,,.......N Nov. Is Dec.
National Sugar Refning Co.
nra;r XII XIII Steel Co. t1. .p''' Jan
Brsis.4- xiii Steel Co. a., %
BrieTr XII Steel Co. pr. q.
Continental OH Co. q. ss. Nov. 25 Dec. 10
Globe OF Co. IN, ~ 20 Nov. 25 Dec. 10
white Motor Co, q. 81. Dec. II Dec. al
Central Argentine Railway
Co, an, 2%..,......... - -
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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan

9TH Az, Iio5. al!--Frankiin Bond and
Mort Co to Morris Vetter, 1905 9TH av,
ayra from Nov 1, 1918; atty. Edw VI
Wolff. 81 cedar at........ ........fs,Io0
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West Side.

west of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetA.)
list ST. 1856 w 2oxloo.5, m, Nov D.
Allendaic Bldg Co TO Title Gunr & Trust
Go, iT6 Bway. duo and int rs per
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It's PENDENs
Manhattan.

NJ Az, a6oi---Rsehei LoswsnthAi sEt
TnortEassS; atty. ii schisimer
,tth st, * inches rios f--Builders Brick
;s@ia s1e 81 e aet no % fS sss ss s
shAniss lien, atty. y 3 Rich "a
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Condition. 10 he Changed.

Special Dsspatch to THE suN.
WASH INGroS, Nov. l2.--Deciine In the
amount Of goods needed by the per-
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BUYs BELLE HARBoR LOTS.

The Hatch-Gazan Company has sold
AZ Belle Harbor. L. l.. a plot OF four
lots Tor Charles Rosel TO a client fol
Improvement.
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by the Jere johnson.

Asst ST, - and II W. soxs2. IL sty loft
and store; vol sale' TO v