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Buyers in the City.


ATLANTA c. stanford linens furnish
Ing goods and eI9,hing, Hotel St Louis Lou.
mour thoys clo,hins', care of as:
Ing goods and shoes, Hotel Albert:
GIN INNATI-H $. Pogue Co. T. ":
Trevor Cmen's and boys clothing. ll6
1S Tf, AZ Iii ia, Co, J. Clark
nS; rsd faRii HSie SSpsda Co
sSEs q Fsiiaxs 1,ss Br@ P 90
T. Malone mems and boys clothing
oAKLANp, EAL,-s,. < Wood & 20; /;
PITTsRU RG-Roysi Taiiors Co. J. r.
sA wf'ssl A nai'0T'ns HG'il Imperial per
Johnson tmen's furnishing goods i:a
sP0KANEIGrnn!,e roggery. E. J. o'shea
Jr. mems furnishing goods. Hotel
uricA|Mahor Bros. W MAh.r smen's
goods. shoes and manufacturers Iacesj.
Hotel flanders
Mems Furnishings.
ALLENTOWN. PA.-Hess Bros. $. NJ.
Herman millinery, ~ Union Square.
ATL o,:i Morris ,men's and vom-
s1,s Sslo'hinng. Herald square Hotel
Buchanan manufacturers clothinsD,
sherman square Hotel.
CHicAGo-M Fishmsn manufacturer of
r, ce 91s, bSNSdw az, Central Hotel j.
Carlson (men,s furnishings. E NJ
Sos;man. ~ West 2etn st
lNDIANAPoLls. IND -zwick Hat co;
J. NJ Clark thats and caps, Hotel
MEMPHIS, TENN j. Gerber, Miss /
s6 GePS WATn,,s ne pon R.Sa9"1 urqu
hart, Nh urquhart clothing, &c.)'
oAKLAND. Gals. y, Wood & Co; l..
A Goldstein boys clothingl, - West
lsht st, Hotel St. Francis.
MISUNDERSTANDING a naer Julius in
suits, care OF II Kaplsn. ioi Fourth
T n,.E ,n C" 0.r,,
PoRr ARTHUR rEX."Tossery shop
A. Bluestine (men's and women's cloth
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH-Auerbach Co
c, a; johnson lmens furnishing goods
rp 1iS East s,r,. Hi n,v st. coot. Go Mis-, E
Bowers (milnnery), care of A, Waldo
asa Fourth av
HH NM. M Gni1 mins wS'N'@ care I'a
W, T. Knott ?s East ?eth st
Piece Goods.
ALTOONA, Paw. F Gable & Co. MIS-:
re, l.. Wagner tdry goods. ?so Fifth
av.. Hotel Latham.
CHARLOTTE. y. C.--Litt,e. Long Co Miss
j Shaw motions and embroidericsl
Miss X. Van Tuyle Iunderwearl, Hotels
Gregorian or Imperial.
CHICAGO-Boston Store. y Koritzk>
iur"rS, - East ?3d ST
CLEVELAND, OHlO-A Rouiand. Mis-,
\, F, Roulaud td-y goods. 4 West ?2d
St second floor.
/ FARMERSNILLE. TEN, Purvin & Son
j l.. Purvin tdry goods. Hotel Har
GREENWOOD, MISS.--P. De Loaeh (dr,
| goods, &c). Holland House
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MANY FIRMS OFFER
0. D. MELTON SUPPLY
Ninety Manufacturers Submit
Bids for Quartermaster's
Department.

Upward Of ninety manufacturers sub
United bids for furnishing 10 ounce
o. D. melton to the ouartermastsr's
Department Of the army. The bids
were opened yesterday at the local Of
fees, at 100 East Sixteenth street De-
liveries are to be made in the months
Of October. November and Decemhsr.
Some Of the bids were: standish
worsted Company. $4,000 yds.. all
worsted. SA2a; $4,000 yds.. all
worsted. SA.2s; Laoon woollen Mills
100000 yda, all wool. sass; Dunn
wor.tsd Company $4,000 yds, all
1no. $50. 900 yds: all worsted. $3.50;
worstsd, warp and wool filled. el.25
Shackamaxon worsted Company. 1907
900 yds.. all worsted, 34.+s: North
Adams Manufacturing Company. 17o.-
900 yds.. all wool, 33.S7h; shlrrefrs
worsted Company. 100000 yds., all
worsted. s4.26: Aetna Mills. 100000
yds, all worsted, S425: 100000 yds..
all worsted, h37h: 100000 yds., all
worsted. $3.50; J. Bromley. either 1Oo.-
900 yds., all worsted. $3.50, or 100000
yds, worsted, warp and wool filed,
$4.32h Dumbarton Mills 100000 yds..
all wool, $500; Cleveland Woollen
Company, 100000 yds.. all wool. $3s7h ;
$50. 900 yds.. all worsted. Sac; Ameri-
can Wooden Company. 100000 yds..
worsted. warp and wool filled, S4.07h ;
100000 yds, all wool, $3.50.
Tho highest bid on all worsted was
that OF the W. e. Tillotson Manufac-
turing Company. which bid for $4,000
yds. at S<76.
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UPTOWN PROPERTY SALES.

WEST 18TH STREET-Ennis& Sinnott
have bought from Josephine A Budke
5sl and 500 West 175th street. six
story apartment on plot 50x1l2.s. De-
tween st. Nicholas and Audubon ave-
nues. The building is fully rented at
$4,000. ]. Irving Walsh was the
broker.
WEST 18TH sTREET-Ennis & SIN
mott have resold to a client Of John r.
Davidson the fve story nat. on lot
lssxl00, at 225 West 115th street.
The sellers recently acquired the prop
erty from James Baird.
WEST l42D street.-the estate of
John D. Keuffel has sold the three
story dwelling. on lot 16x100 feet, at
6l9 West 142d street, between Broad
way and Riverside Drive. to an in
estor, who Immediately resold the
property to Mrs II. Allcombrack for
occupancy. Ira A. Lurie negotiated
both deals
WALTON AvENUE-James J. Donovan
has sold for Laura S. Carey 327 to 331
Walton avenue, southwest corner OF
l40th street. improved with Ave story
factory and loft building. with two two
story extensions. fronting rs feet on
the avenue ana s7.9 feet on the street.
c. d. Coughlan, manufacturer OF piano
hardware. Is the new owner. He will
use part of the premises for his bust
ness and sublet the remainder. The
seller took the property over about
two weeks ago as plaintiff in a fore
closure action.
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Business Troubles.


Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United states District Court were:
JAMES F BRENSA voluntary, sales.
man, lls West Forty-ninth street Prin-
cipal claims Lawrence Brennan, $500,
Joseph S. Ham & co, sass. John ThAo-
dore Little. 20 william street attorney.
HEMlNWAY & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Louis NJ. Heminway and BENJAMIN f
Gu bert, individually and copartners,
trading under the Arm name Hem!nway
Guibert. stock brokers q Broadway.
Liabilities and assets not stated. Prin-
Clpnl claims: August Arnheim, $500:
William ]. Howell, S32. William, Fol-
som Strouse, SIS John street, attorneys
VAN CORTLAND HOTEL OPERATING
OMPANY-Operatinga hotel ~ Mest
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Patent Button Ends
Threats of Shortage

TN view Of repeated assertions OF
a threatening button shortage
u II may be of interest to know
that one manufacturer has invented
and perfected a button made OF some
thing that is not composition. OF q
material not previously used for but
tons. which can be manufactured
cheaply and used to I'LL In a shortage
should there be one.
This new product has something
Of the appearance OF an ivory button
and Is practically unbreakable. be-
ing better in that respect. therefore,
than composition. 1t does not burn
nor tarnish In moderate heat and
can replace the cheaper kind Of ivory
button. One order has already been
taken Tor these buttons; the manu-
facturer Is prepared to produce them
at the rate Of 1000 gross to 1000
gross a day.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Stocks closed weak in an active mar
ket yesterday on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange, Final prices in the industrial
issues were about the lowest for the
session. as the result OF a heavy selling
drive centred in the steel shares and
Baldwin Locomotive in the last our of
trading. The reaction extended to the
railroad stocks. which fractonally re-
duced their substantial gains. The &C
tivity and strength of these stocks was
the one encouraging feature OF the ses-
sion The market for them was broad
and the demand excellent. with st. Paul
the dominant factor In tie group. There
was a reactionary tendency TO the stand
ard industrials from the Opening when
they sold off from a fraction to a point,
although they subsequently held steady
until the downward drive In the final
hour when the selling was the most pro-
nounced in the session. Trading in Lib
erty bonds was active.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Operators and Investors Buy
and Sell Flats and
Dwellings.
BIG FIRM FOR QUEENS
Spearmint Gum Makers Take
Newtown Creek Acres
Building Sites in Demand.

Yesterday was q dull day for real 90
tate mon. Reports from every section
indicate that trading has slowed down
considerably and that tho auietest PERIOD
Of tho year has arrived. Business was
evenly divided yesterday between PROBES
sionais and investors. the latter figuring
in as many purchases and sales as the
professionals. The largest deals. now
ever. were those In which the operator
figured. Dull times seem to have come
in the leasing OF business space THIS
branch of the market has been excep-
tionally active this season. Buying
through the other boroughs was chiefly
of vacant property. sites for future dwell
ings and hats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13

ws 20 ie; ss"e dry S.ss :s es s:y
ls. sn ls' a. sGS so usss
southern, corn fed, ) iS. and under each.
ssd o ssl ,i is'd f S P ss FS s.
S.sS. 80, S o OH ; coess H5,% p.eRss
ssst' iced or s Ss:s sFS ss Hi.td fy S Ss
u.s. fss ,wss,srn, seaidsd, ale; SPRING Nc
b. ,sa .sd White. ls
II; s ,S:i ds 10 s'''' s ssi. per- "ss s
POULTRY. IvE-pRo1LERs-c oior.d.
via express s,9stc.: White Leshorns, via
.as ss f.s I. fr; SS%L sac soa,a
soosrS iS..S T f1.,rn: .h ,ss TSnxSYs
Via freight. asosoo. pUcKs1 oT.s.
Via freight or express. aoe. GuiNH1s-
Per p.sr: Vi. ff.ish.. sSsSi. LIVE
orHovIsIoNs.Pors steady m..:, -?
packet. SIS 9s s ear. ssS ina. m m.::, ssSs:
IL: si. ss''n Belle. ass aIm 40 psi iS:
1890 lbs. ,iHc. Gfssss: arm; ysiiow, Il
Sass S,% 1n''G sr nGs:' l lsYi' f,c,:c
Skinned. 1880 i6s.. 1850. r.lio1 stscdy
city special loose. lsko Lard arm; mid
West :.an.s ,.IS os ~, isd
eompomd dull i;% Ssixo. st..rin. Srm
city E,d isId i nsm..,;e '' %:s H,.o az
Sisss s@' japan. &o:'Hss', 'ssS is: i ass
ns sgeAn7crs Loaf, loaf ~ eru;a:s s;,ss;
S:Isd. loo powdered. ,sso.: One rr.nu-
| srr A. 7.toc.: No. 1. 1850
SUGAR sYRUPs Fancy Uttered. Pc,
filtered. 400. and $50, and unnitsrsd. SOC
and 26c.
| MOLAsSES-centritu common, $50
sss; fair. Soes4c; good. ssosoe; prime
| barrels. 25c.
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS -
BEANs-Lons Island. bag or bsk..- SSe
III: ss s:.s %.1 ,,slse er.n sss 81
Sas or sss.a: s.t: &C. Ssi!sSe S s:s Sc s.s
s.S sssrH. .''s ss II ss;s
s. Sss,s ssREs = ~. SO
acS S;ss:ey S,i s'k rs; GLE; Dbl sage!
siss Rsian seo s' er ss
Si92.so: bsk., u a l.6o: western New York
d d:t,s crate s,s s'se s,i cELEE7-st.te .ns
crate. $50 q, s5: 6Sl:, ii 50: jersey S.k
sm So Isa'ss S;I ksiss su'h r,
behs.. sia2: LIMA BEANs-Jersey, bsk.
na.R'; g. s;s' ,aseiSo tETT TI;sn
Nearby. 100 bchs. ,,9A oKRA~Jers.y
bsk., S293: IL at. bsk., T5c. Tsl.5o ONIONS
Jersey, white, bsk.. .3la3so; yellow, bsk
N;26 ?; red; bsk.. 'igl.7s; Pennsylvania
s %hss 3d. 30 Il sGt s: t tGRs :' oa
ange county. New Yorh, red. bag s2925o
yellow. bag. t2.2503: Western. yellow. Toe
ID. bag. s3d35o PEAs-state and west.
ern New York: bsk. N02; bag, 7sc,
S SsI,na s,'6s az N;f ssqsse box
ae5c.; box. i0a5 SOC; cheese. bbi 75c q
N.25; bsk.. 40 o SOC: box. so a toc italian
hhl. tu q; hsk $50 soc. anger. Dbl
n;Sso0s; n Bah = goa sc eherry: S 7ss 81 a
sc, Isl; plain. 100 bch.; ual,so RHu.
MAINE-Bsk.. soc 1siso crate. sial.5o
| sCAbLIONs-Nearoy, 100 bchs. 81. SPIN
ACH-stste. ssk 7Se; Gf. Squash
b.k., rs soc; berry crate. o9ecc; box
:59sSc Dbl. oa75c.; marrow. Dbl. 81 a
i? TURNIPs-Rutsbasa. hbl or baR.
s,sog27s ToMAroEs-upper jersey
500 55c.; carrier. SOC, asl,so; dollhouse, ID.
| 5aEcL
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No short Day for Retailers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-It was as
serted here to-day that the authorities
do not contemplate issuing any ma
tional order to close stores early, and
that merchants must not get the idea
that the action taken in Philadelphia is
to be regarded as In any sense a
precursor for other cities
Such things as early closing OF stores
are regarded here as purely local mat
ters. TO he regulated by municipalities
Therefore retailers In general need
have no fear OF an attempt to change
their hours. except In case wnere
local conditions become severe, as was
evidently the case with regard to cleo
trio current in Philadelphia
The action in that city In curtailing
the selling hours of department stores
70 six and half hours a day was
undertaken purely upon the initiative
OF the State Fuel Administrator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

MAIDEN LANE, 1923 and 1871; Fletcher a.,
10. all-Dennison Realty Corpn to
Fredk Stearrs Il Co, Detroit. Mich. from
May !. 1912, 10 years rem; attys, Seibert,
Pc C. 40 Wall st.....,.. .......... IS 900
18TH ST. los and lo7 Z. all-wentworth
Holding Co to Max Biege!man, IFS L
ll3th at, s-l2 yrs from Dec ].
is4o sosuNu
GRAND ST. SlS. all-Frank K Ros.n and
aro to Pincus Mailman, 5l3 Grand st
and ano, yrs from May /. 1915; atty. ]
Fox. Beekman 81. ..............I & 600
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MORE LAND FOR EDISON.

Thomas A Edison has bought from
the James H. Rhodes Company OF Chi
cago tract, 2o0x1.9s5 feet on the west
shore Of the Hackensaok River. extending
to the north side Of the Belleville turn
pike. in the Kearny meadow section Of
Newark. The property adjoins the plot
which Mr. Edison purchased last year
from the Newark Factory Sites
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

SD Av. s, Bll s6th st. .sxlo0-Sew
YORK Title Mortgage Co ast Cornelia
mortgage; atty. Ii NJ B!llinger, Jr.
RIVINGTON ST. $ s, 90 WIlett ST. c5x
lo0--Annis Ferber agt Bessie Schwartz
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage. atty.
II Serese!m.
sTH AV, 7S3-Johanna Won Never ast
Leslie f Ferguson faction to set aside
mortgage, &cD; atty. II A Woln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13

Coffee cables-Rio was rs reis higher at $500
for No. / Exchange l.lsd. higher at IL s-lsd
Receipts 900 bags and stock SO 900 hags
In Santos spots were unchanged at 1000 for
No, T. Futures Is TO rs refs lower Receipts
IS Ooo bags and stock :, ss2, go bags.
Receipts at the ports were IS on bags, against
- 90 last year and .OD two years ago Sac
rsulo had 1900 against Go and So o0o. and
Jundiahy 1900 against 5000 and 1900 bags
respectively.
Fine weather WA reported In all districts Of
Sac Paulo, with temperatures ranging from IS
TO ~ degrees.
Cleared from Rio for the United States
81, 600 bags.
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TRADE SPACE LEASED,

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased a large portion OF the fourteenth
floor at as to 50 West Twenty-fourth
street to John p. Given for term.
Ames & Co. has leased to Bertha
steigerwalt the upper part OF the bank
building at ESQ Second avenue for
term.
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WEST SIDE DWELLINGS LEASED

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs
J. d. Morgan to Mrs I. c, Fausner the
three story and basement dwelling at
l46 West Ninety-seventh street.
The Houghton Company has lea sed
for John l., English the three story and
basement dwelling at l25 West Seventy
eighth street to DIR. Ephraim Klots
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13
TAKES STATEN ISLAND ACRES,

Samuel Ginsberg and ]. Sterling
Drake have sold for Theodore B. Com
fort to Barnett Wilensky a plot Of eight
acres with 442 feet of road frontage
and large house on the south side Of
Washington avenue, between Van Pei.
and Union avenues Mariners Harbor,
Staten Island.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..
TRANSFERS.
with the name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown,

TRANSFERS.
with the name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth street)
FULTON ST. 2ts, swa aoxss; Fulton a..
VIM q wiiiiams. 4. wellington court
Bklyn: attys. Harris a Towne. 2ss
LupLow ST. 10. i,S.s1si.'s.pav,d HefsS.
howits to Or Jacob Il Huseh;, 7ss Trim;
TX av: mtg $4,000 May 10; atty ~ y
ATf HeRsn loi ST. fs y st RIyns,on st. iSs
6o.s-deo Gosatin to Adolph Mayer
M 1G 81 A,,9rp'y S,t aug ana Mary rs..
Ter to Hy Bressler: Jr. 80 Bedford avi
gkiyn. May IS. 1915; atty, II Psske' =.
(East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST. III e. neutrality-suspicious.
Corp 20 Elemco Realty Co, 50 Liberty 81;
West Side.
west Of Firth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18th ST. SsS . 9Th av, ioxss.s-North Riv
IS W SAN st, xSs Il; atty. Til. oSss
SYST ST. T0' ssi 81 W. Tisssioc.5-ssiah Dorm.
extx and trus, to Jacob wenner Free
sri 4. Al, l' III Avg u, atty: nas.s
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th street.)
18TH ST, 1885 W. ss4xlo0li--Harry
Aronson to Manerica Realty Corp, 81 W
ssth ct. mtg 5000. all liens. Aug
18TH ST. 'sI w i ii,HsrT y
18th st, all liens. Aug .: atty, same 500
nth ST, as3-67. boxloo.l1-uarris Chap
man Gait to Harry Aronson. 200 9th av.
b aad .. &. all liens. July II; svy;
i,srH ST. ass s,ih av. isiss. ,l-Arthaf
Mills st, Morristown, J, all lien. mtg
$4,000, b and $, C a &. Aug 10; atty: T
l. Minton 200 Bway ............... WV
Borough of The Bronx
ELLIS Av. cs4o. s. ssixlos-Hudson P
Rose Co to francesca Cossavella, 2s0
Thompson st. mtg 800, Aug .: atty. F
Cossevella, care Hudson Rose Co. :!
HEATH Az, ,sss. cor victor av or
Knox pl. 25xioo-Carrie C Gait TO Harry
Aronson. Inc, 200 Bth av, July 10; atty.
w T Matthses. sos 18th St. 800
UNION Av. n cor 1884 at. ss.loxioe-
y Vail g. Co. Inc, to VIM Siebert,
Yonkers, N Y, mtg $4,000, Julyl5: atty.
y E Vail & Co. Ino - w LIST st.
Mount Vernon. vs. goo
WISE Av. 2oe4. 4 4arlol ;axtsLloa-
Adeline Calm to Harry Calm. f6&o Grand
Av. Aug !: atty. Calm P. 400 l!sth
FRANKLIN Az. e., SIS Jefferson pl
sEATloo-Nellie Sullivan TO John Leary,
1881 FRANKLIN av. Aug IL; atty. John
Leary,N1se< Franklin av............tO0
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LIGHT TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Harry N. Lewis has re,old for the
Aident Corporation the three story dwell
ing at ZIG Prospect Park West to Kali
Beetar.
Newman Leavy has sold for Jacob
Benswanger the plot. sox1oo feet. on
Forty-seventh street 129 feet east OF
Sixteenth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13

Among the novel effects in bloIses is
the wide open sleeve. left open with the
inner edge caught into a tight cum and
the rest ranging in point. on some
blouses the width IS so little more than
usual that the opening Is hardly notice
able. On others the sleeve is wide
enough to give gracefully sweeping lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13
BUYS AT ST. ALBAys,

A E. Griftiths has sold to NJ E
Blander the plot. 60xlo0 feet. on the
west side Of Carton avenue. 100 feet
south Of Rutland street, St. Adams, L. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-13
FRONT ST. OFFICES.

The Charles F. Noyes Company an
nounces that plans have been prepared
by Dodge Morrison for the extensive
alteration OF the seven story ONCE build
Ing at lS5 and 1877 Front street, occu-
Tying the block front between Pine and
Fletcher streets This building. recently
purchased by Joseph F. Cullman, con-
tains $4,000 square feet
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Ban on Hand Knitting Yarn.
Special DespotcA to TIE sux.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Govern
ment has put ban on the further
manufacture Of hand knitting yarns.
Herbert E. Peabody. chief OF the wool
lens section. and Lewis Penwell. chief
OF the wool section. OF the War Indus
tries Board, have notified spinners that
the military needs of tho Government
are such that no more woollen or
worsted hand knitting yarns may be
further manufactured until directed by
the board.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torneyD
Manhattan

Manhattan.
s5TH ST. 23s w-Henry sandrock TO the
Franklip~Sav Bank. April 2. 1904; atty,
Wilson u Powell, Wall 500
i35TH ST. SO W-Harris and Rache! Ro-
senberg, on the premises and Edw Lon
don. 2l9 Forsyth st, to Yetta London.
?ls Forsyth st, Jan ?. 1912; atty, J l
Berman, 3+6 Bway.............. 900
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, n cor Am
sterdam av. l25xs5.ll--Alfred Bach
man to the Maple Realty Co. July 10.
1910; atty. Title Guar s. T Co. l7S
Broadway s62, 500
sD-l6o Broadway Holding Corpn; salts
ned of record without production OF orig
inal mortgage by order Supreme Court.
Aug 8, 1915: Justice Thomas F Don
nelly, March 81, 1917; atty for petitioner.
Morris Gossett, c6l Bway. ......Slo. 500
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LONG ISL. CITY CORNER SOLD.

NJ L. Perlee has sold to d. C. Higgs
the plot, l25x150 feet, at the south ea st
corner of Ninth street and West avenue,
Long Island City.
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Fay Increase Put Up Dye Cost.

There is rumor that dyeing costs
will be advanced within the next week
or ten days to a percentage sufficient
to cover the increased wages granted TO
dyers' helpers last week. Each helper
gets 81 q week advance and this Will
be added to the cost OF dysing.
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INVESTS IN RIDGEwOoD.

r A. Schlesng has sold for Harry A
Schmidt the two family brick house al
los Eoxhall street, Ridgewood. to Will
lam Steckler for occupancy.
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wRIGLEY co. BUYS IN QUEENS.

The William Wrigley Spearmint Com
pany has bought through the Cooper
Company the Hardy Voorhees, Com
pany's property. consisting Of twenty ono
acres, with building and dock front on
Eewtown Creek and also connected with
siding Of the Long Island Railroad.
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BUYS SITE AT ARvERyn,

L. Karaslk has sold to r. Spellman
the plot, 40x100 feet, on the north side
of Banister avenue. west of Remington
avenue. Arverne, L. l.
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9TH AV. 81 and S. for a 2 sty and base.
ment storage narehouse-Sational Bis
cult Co, 400 " 18th 1t, owner Roy +
Tomlinson. pres: James r Torrance, 4Oy
West 18th st. architect; cost. .S35 600
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

TAT II vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
wADSwoRTH Av. $50, W cor 1both st.
7bxl0o. 8 sty, Wordsworth Arms apt
house and strs-u 8 Savgs Bank ast
taxes, 10, eS.ess: adjourned to August
1e.
By Henry Brady.
asTH 81. ass W, 1sxsss, s sty tint and
strs-Lincoln University Endowment
Assn egt r ID Forbes ct al; due. t1<,-
so5eo; taxes &C, S2sS.s<: to the plain
tin for $4,000.
By Samuel Marx.
blST ST. e, n Q, $50 . lst av, ssx irreg to
East River, vacant-F w Rickers art
II Livingston ct al: due. t4,6B5..2l;
taxes! &c. st,s2Iss: to the plaintiff for
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TO LIVE IN NEWARK,

The estate OF Joseph Evans has sold
to Lucy Candida. for occupancy, the
one family residence at 1874 Belleville
avenue, Newark. Louis Schlesnger was
the broker.
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TAKES FLUSHING CORNER SITE.

F. A. Collins has sold to the Kerr
Realty company the plot 75xs2. at the
northeast corner of Central and Madi-
son avenues, Flushing
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Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ Loss.
f. 10th st. The
Bronx; Century Holding Co $500
e0o--lt3 f. 10th st. Samuel Well. Trlilng
s:30-5l0 w I'D ST., Samuel
II $50 to 80 W. 18th St.. Samuel
Cincuf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Trining
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MORTGAGES
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtowu

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street)
FULTON ST. 2&s. 2ox6s: Fulton ct. 24s,
swa 20xss, p m. Aug l2-wm Will
Jams to Louisa NJ Gerry. Newport, !.
due Aug IS. 1921. s9e. attys, Harris q
Towne, 256 Bway. $4,000
West Side.
(west of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
35TH ST. s2S eth av. 2oxss.s. m.
Aug l?-Oppenheim, Collins & co to
North River saw Bank. 81 W saith 81.
yrs. 1ee atty. Title Guar & CO. i!e
slsT ST, 4sl W. is1ioo. 5-Jacob wein,sr
to Sarah l. Dorm. 22ll Bway, extra. &C,
yrs. 6T; attys. Bauerdorf & T. III
SAME PROPERTY. Aug i:-same 10 An
ME r Bauerdorf. Gas West End av, S
yrs. Sc. prior mtg s3l,75o; attys,
same ...... .'....... ''-..... .'... ss,oVV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF lio;h street)
ll7TH ST. sss-s5 W, lots. each l6. SIX
l00.l1, p m mtgs each $4,000. Aug g.
Manerica Realty Corpn to Harry Aronson,
200 5th av. due Aug I, 1921, 5h &c atty,
Title & NJ Co, l35 Bway. IS 600
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
ELLIS AV, 234o, s, 334xlos-Franceeco
Cassayella to Hudson Rose Co, I W
45th st, m. Aug . yrs, $50 atty.
Rose Co. W %sth st..........s $500