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REALTY MARKET
HAS BUSY DAY
Many Deals, Involving Large
and Costly Property, Re-
ported by Brokers.
SIGNIFICANT 9TH AV.DEAL
j. Z. r. Carpenter Buys 55th
st. COrner-Will Probably
Improve With Flat.

Significant is the purchase by ]. L. r.
Carpenter Of the five Ave story old time
apartment houses at the northeast cor
ner of Sixth avenue and Fifty-fifth
street. Mr.. Carpenter is an architect
and builder and the field OF his operation
kas been the East side, Fifth and Park
avenues.
Mr.. Carpenter has acquired the cor
nor from Mary j. O'Dell, who has been
holding the corner at $275,000 The
property is known as 97S to 9S4 Sixth
avenue and 1911 West Fifty-ffth street.
The combined properties have a frontage
Of 100 feet on each thoroughfare and
we're taken by Mr.. Carpenter on a cash
basis.
Harold L. Lewis and James Boyd
were the brokers in the transaction.
Mr.. Carpenter, in an interview on
The building outlook printed in THE SrN
several weeks ago, expressed the opin-
Ion that apartment house construction
tmall houses rather than large ones,
because steel and other material, which
have gone up considerably in cost, do
not enter largely into the building Of
the small house. In view OF such eX-
preston and also the location of the
property it Is natural to assume that
MIR. Carpenter will improve the corner
with an apartment house, five or six
stories high of the walkup type. He
said, st the time of the interview, that
this type Of apartment was in greater
demand than the larger or taller house
The sun., 1918-12-31
VANDERBILT RENTS HIS FLAT.

William X. Vanderbilt has leased
his apartment In 40 East Fifty-second
street to Dwight =. Robinson, through
Pease & Gilman. The same brokers re-
port the leasing OF n large apartment in
270 Park avenue, to Carl w. Hamilton
also at 100 West Flfty-nlnth street for
Charles Doremus, to Amos n. Barron
i'm SIS Central Park West for Mrs. r.
Rose to- Newman Hamlink: in 33 West
SiXty-seventh street for Mrs X. y.
Walsh, to Samuel knopf. Jr, and Wal
ter Blum; in 40 Park avenue for Will
lam Ziegler. to Clifford Hemphill; in 1
Lexington avenue for Mrs. Cabot Ward,
to c. +. Holzderber, and in "a West
Fifty-ninth street, to Clifford Gwynne.
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DWELLING AND FLAT DEALS.

WEST 18TH STREET - William II.
Ware has sold for the estate OF
Charles Edward Smith 305 West Sew
enty-eghth street a dwelling, on lot
1a.4x69, to a buyer for occupancy.
EAST S4TII STREET-The three story
dwelling, on lot 19.5X102.o. at o07
East Eighty-fourth street, has been
sold. Title to the property is held by
Margaret e. Schsefer.
EAST 49TH STREET--John ". Nc
Guinness has sold 233 East Forty-ninth
street, a three story and basemen
dwelling, on lot lSN100.5, between Sec
ond and Third avenues.
WEST 18TH STREET-Sydney !. Moll
has bought from the estate OF August
c. Kingsland the five story triple fiat
on lot 25x100, at 80 West 11Sth street.
EAST HOUSTON STREET--Louse NJ
Pollock of Pittsheld. Mass, has sold
the six story fiat at i44 East Houston
street, northwest corner of Manhattan
street The house occupies plot
fronting St.2 feet on Houston street
and 67.S feet on Manhattan street
JANE STREET--William $. Bogert has
sold Al Jane street a five story brown
stone apartment house, to Joseph II
Gilman. Crist & Herrick negotiated
the sale. The house is on lot 26.6Xs7.6
near Eighth avenue.
The sun., 1918-12-31
SALES AND REsALEs IN BRONX

WASHINGTON AVENUE-The North
County Development Company Charles
+. Deshler president, has sold 94l and
t45 Washington avenue. two six story
apartment houses with stores, on plot
75x1O0. just north of 1880 street Mr..
Deshler purchased the houses in No
venfber from the Fitzgerald Building
Company. j. Clarence Davies and
Samuel Cowen negotiated the sale.
BRYANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leopard
has sold for the Levalley Construction
Company the three story dwelling at
1862 Bryant avenue. on lot 20x100, TO
j. Washinsky.
KELLY STREET-The five story apart
ment at 1860 and 1862 Kelly street, on
plot 6Oxl00, is reported to have been
sold by a Mr. Orbach. 1t Is located
between 165th and 18th streets
PROSPECT ANENUE-The modern six
story apartment house at 1887 to l04l
Prospect avenue has been sold. 1t oc-
cu2ies a plot 5Ox14f. Title is held by
the louie Construction Company.
CLINTON ANENUE-Frederick Brown
has resod to GinsberE & Oslin 1878
Clinton avenue, a three story dwelling
on lot l0,9Xo0.
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Copper-ProducerS prtoo. sc.
OLD METALS.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Guaranty Trust Company announces
that temporary certificates for the 230,-
900. 600 Wilson & Co. ten year per cent
convertible sinking fund bonds are ready
for delivery at its securities department.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange will be
closed on January q.
Chicago Board OF Trade fxsd the 1919
assessment rate at SIS. the 1913 current
rate.
Hayden. Stone & Co, announce that r.
+. Hoyt will he a member of thu Arm
after January J.
Lyman +. Smith g. Co., members OF
the New York stock Exchange, issued a
circular giving "A comprehensive review of
the properties and the financial position
of the Oklahoma Producing and Refining
Company.
Announcement has been made that Bay.
ard H. Pope, manager Of the Liberty Loan
Committees advertising bureau. is TO be
a member of tho arm Of Blodgst g. Co. on
January /.
Louchelm. Minton & Co. announce that
Stephen Jonas has retired from the nrnl
and that William H. Sachs has become a
partner.
The sun., 1918-12-31
TRADERS TAKE BUILDINGS.
Small Structures in Good De-
mnnd,

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for Charles +. Aver the Ave story
building at 20 West Twenty-third street
to the Wldman n Kaufman Company
and have sold the lease of Charles T..
Reiss & Co. on the four story building
at 174l Broadway to Frank McAllister
and has subleased his store and base
ment at 1891 Broadway to the Eastern
Car Distributors, New York represen-
tative OF the Saxon motor car and jun.
DO truck.
Royal Scott Gulden has leased the
four story building at SO East Fifty
third street for the Sedgwick estate to
Hamilton, dressnakers. This propert.
Is in the restricted zone, but 1t was used
for business before the coming law went
into effect.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased the -four
| story building at 40 Lexington avenue
TO A. Vorleg; the first loft In BIT Sixth
avenue. to the Showmen's League oil
| America space at COL Sixth avenue &c
the World Lighting Appliance Company
and to Manages Bros. furniture dealers
| the parlor store in liz West Thirty
eighth street.
! NJ. & L. Hess have leased the eight
| floor at 81 and 80 East Twenty-eightl
street to Rosenbaum & Baker, children''
dresses also the fifth floor at II and !:
West Seventeenth street, to the Famous
Art Embroidery Company: also the fftl
! floor at 10 East Thirty-third street, L
| the Supreme Waist Company.
Bastine & Co, Inc. have leased th'
second floor at liz East Nineteenth
street. to the EslIay Glove Company
the tenth floor at rs Fifth avenue, t
the Anker Glove Company, Inc; tn
| third floor at IS Fifth avenue, to Charlie
u. fs.s.V,
at % West Twenty fourth street, to Mrs
Mary Stewart. and the nth floor at Il
and II West Twenty-fourth street. 4
, Barnett Mirkiu.
The sun., 1918-12-31
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

Hath ST. 34l E--Joseph Asch agt Dan
Ceruli 1T al CfOreclosure of mOrtgagc) I;
attys. wesselman Kraun.
JACKSON ST, II Q cor Monroe st. s5xe0--
George Solomon aKt Geo Raab ct a.
foreclosure of mortgsge); Rttys, Gett-
ner, simon < Asher.
lead ST, Eli and 2lS E: Allen st. 1O4 and
l2l, and lo3d st, 200 E--Gussie Preesin,
faction to set aside coRveyance); atty,
HOlinger.
l?SD 81. ll9 E--wm Il TomILnson aE,
Mary J Mnreton ct a. foreclosure OF
mortgage atty, IL Diiley.
SGD at, n s. 275 W 10Th av, 2jNlOo.5--
Frederick @ Potter, trustee. agt VIM q
Gehrlnger ct al foreclosure of mort
gage: atty, II Baer,
10Th ST. SIS W-,-Mlra A Bowie Rgt VIM
a GehrinEer ct al foreclosure of mort
gage; atty, II Baer
lST Az, 2s5-Alfred Meyers agt James l.
Cunningham ct al foreclosure OF mort
gnge); atty, S Setback.
18TH ST, 70 E--WAlter Blaisdell ct a.
agt Roleon Realty Co, Inc, ct al tfore'
closure Of MORTGAGE; atty, II NJ Bellin'
HAMILTtoN ST. Ss--wm Bowers agt
Joseph Levin ct al foreclosure of mort
gaRe); attys. Scott. Gerard 4 Bowers.
BED ST 1873 Wanna X Daniel agt s
Trust co ot New York ct al faction u
set aside decd; atty, A X Daniel.
SAITH ST. 32l and 326 W--Ryzo Realty Co
Inc. aEt Eugene G Harding Realty Co O
al foreclosure OF mortgage; atty. Il
Gottlieb.
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Contract No. -. Kcai ,'rt.scEeno.
Er!u CaUd.--S", Ion 9.
FOR completing the cana. from tho cast
guard lock 10 the GcUrsvr river. and the
woi% IN G,enesee VALLEY park
sheets to -, inclusive
Plans MAY be seen AMI dt,;upcd sp,r,acl.
tons. engineers estimate ut QuartUi"s,
PROPOSE blanks. form IL contract ann bond
required and other !ntorma ,iou 10" propos.
ers may be had at tho ori'o Of the Super
lntendcrt Of Public WORKS a Albany, y. y:
AZ nc once OF the Assistant tpcr.ntendont
~ Public Works for tho Middle Division At
syracuse y. Y at tho ofice Of tho ASS ST
aht ,sSnperintendent Of Pnbtic Works tor
the Western Division at Rochester. y. "
change, Buffalo, y. y.
copies Of detailed p!ans OF drawings may
he obtained from the state Engineer and
surveyor at Albany y y, upon paymeut
to him OF the cost OF producing them.
MONTH"; estimates VIII be paid Of ninety
at the contract price. Very proposal for
said work must be accompanied by monov
deposit in the form of draft or certified
check upon some good banking institution
in the o!ty OF Albany OF New York !ssuad
by national or state bank IN good credit
within The state aud psyable ~ sight T.
the proposal.
The, pO.son whose proposal shall he &C.
cepted will be required TO execute = con.
tract and furnish bonds within ten dRv,
from the date OF notice OF award delivercd
to him or Thorn in person or mailed to the
address given in the proposal
Upon execution Of the contract and ap,
proYal OF bonds, the certified chcci1 or dratt
same shall have been presented for CO..,
lection prior TO such time, in which case
the amount OF the deposit Will be refunded
by the Superintendent ~ Public Works.
Tho deposits OF bidders other than tn,
one 10 whom the award Of contract shall
be made viii be returned Immediately after
the award has heen made,
The bond required tcr tha fnithfIl rer
formance OF each contract shall be IN sucl
The sun., 1918-12-31
BROADWAY APARTMENT DEAL.

The Marion apartment house at 1912
and 26l4 Broadway. between Ninety
eighth and Ninety-ninth streets. nine
story structure. on a plot 4511X125. mas
been purchased by an investor in cash
transaction. The buyer is a client of
Julius Fl. Zieser, attorney. The Marion
was erected by Thomas Healy. restau-
rateur, and was held as an investment
by him until last year. when he gave It,
together with other realty holdings, 10
the Henry Morgenthau Company in part
payment for the Aston Market property
Mt the southwest corner of Broadway
and Ninety-fifth street. which he con-
verted into a restaurant and theatre.
Sharp 4 Co. negotiated the sale,
The sun., 1918-12-31
TO LET FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES.

nEEIrES SIS to 500; s0.Story building,
V'EtVGS 40 ". 10th st., room 1903.
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BY Henry Brady.
MORTGAGES.
csouth OF Fourteenth streetl

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
The sun., 1918-12-31
WHEAT ADVANCES
IN THE SOUTHWEST
Millers Who Thought Federal
Price Would Stand Find
Themselves Short.
SECTIONS SWEPT BARE
Competition of Other Parts of
Country Will Have to
Be Met.

As a result OF elimination Of regula-
tons as to prices for flour and mill
feed. there has been an advance in the
southwestern markets of from Is to II
cents a busAel in the price OF wheat.
compared with the Government base
price. At st Louis SEAS is quoted for
No red wheat The price of No on
The Government base was s2.21 in that
market The reason for the advance in
the price of wheat in the southwest Is
because amounts moving from the coun-
try have not been sufficient to meet re-
uuirements OF southwestern mills. which
had made large contracts in the BELIEF
that the Government base price would be
the maximum and that they could rely
on getting all the wheat they needed at
that price.
The sun., 1918-12-31
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Find Women Refuse
Straw Hats Just Now

THAT the public will buy only
what 1t wants and that no
amount OF tempting displays
can sway it from its course Is said
to have been proved by a demunstra-
tlon carried on for ten days by the.
Retail Millinery Association Of Amer
lea.
During this time agents OF the as
ISOLATION kept watch at four of New
Yorks large stores, whore displays
of women straw hats were being EN-
phasized. A count was kept and out
OF SIC hats Of all sorts which Gus
toners we're wearing II was noted
that only seven. or a little more than
] per cent, were "straws,"
The sun., 1918-12-31
FELTMAN SELLS DWELLING.
s225,OOO Brooklyn show Place
Bought by Coffee Merchant.

The htme OF Alfred Foltman, Coney
Island restaurateur. Mt the north corner
of Prospect Park West and First street,
Brooklyn, has been purchased by George
Washington, coffeel merchant. Centring
large plot, the mansion was completed
in 1918 Mt cost Of about S225,000, and
Is granite structure OF massive con-
strCction. Henry Pierson 4 Co. nego-
tiated the deal. The same brokers also
sold the four story apartment on plo,
53N100, at Ss Prospect Park West, for
the estate of the late Mayor Gaynor
also a similar property. on plot 30x14l
at All Sterling place to Mrs. T.. Theune
The sun., 1918-12-31
BUYS 3 OF HEIGHTS FINEST.

Bennett Hall. Holmes Court and Wen
dell Hall. at 2l, 81 and Al Bennett ave
rue. valued at 100000, were purchased
yesterday by an investor from the Ben
nett Avenue Realty Company. of which
Patrick II. McNulty is president. The
houses are six stories each and fully
tenanted. Bennett Hall. the southerly
house, stands on plot ss.6Xl00; Holmes
Court is OIL n site 9S.5xl00. and Wendell
Hall occupies VA plot 104.7xl00. The
apartments were completed "a few years
ago.
The sun., 1918-12-31
JOSEPH II. CHoATE THE BUYER,

Joseph II. Choate. son of the late AM
cassador TO England. is the buyer of the
two four story old style houses at 10
and /: East Ninety-fourth street, which
were sold last week by stephen w. Kent
and Mrs. Diana Smn. Mr.. Choate plans
10 relmprove the site with large mod
ern. residence. Tho two properties are
assessed by the city for taxation pur-
poses at 10000. Mr.. Choate now lives
In East Seventy-first street.
William Barweiss is the buyer of 336
Ninth avenue. sold recently by the estate
OF Samuel T. Reynolds.
The sun., 1918-12-31
ESTATE REsELLs BRONX FLATS.

The estate of Susan NJ. Weir has sold
to Frederick Brown the three five story
Briggs avenue. The houses cover u site
100 feet front and s. feet deep. They
are the last of Ave houses in this Sec
ien of The Bronx taken by the estate
for the stockton. the six story apart
ment house at the southeast corner of
st. Nicholas avenue and 10th street. TO
be sold. Nehring Bros. negotiated yes
terdsys deal, and the resale OF the other
houses in the Briggs avenue section
taken by Weir heirs.
The sun., 1918-12-31
Corn Rises TO New Levels.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30--Corn assembled to-
day to new high price levels for the sea-
son, owing chiefly to prospects that
stormy weather would further restrict
the arrival of supplies. The market
closed unsettled at the same AZ Satur-
days fnish TO 2hc higher, with Janu-
AIRY $1.i37s to 3l.ii, ard May $l36L, to
$780,. oats grined a shade 10 "a q Sc
net. and provisions IL to nc.
Offerings of corn proved scanty on tho
way up especially for nearby deliveries,
but around the top figures of the day
sellers became much more numerous. and
there was Il good deal of realizing by
longs with profits ia sight. shorts who
feared effects of continued lack OF free
dom in the crop movement were the
chief buyers. Farmers, according TO
advces from the interior, were willing
to sell at present prices, but the inpas-
sable condition OF country roads has held
back hauling. With that in view the
deferred months failed to hold advances.
although December and January kept
relatively firm throug bout the session.
Oats showed Independent strength.
Eastern and Southern buyers were again
active.
Liberal foreign orders helped TO lift
provisions, The price paid for meats
was well above a parity with ribs fu-
lures.
The sun., 1918-12-31
ARMY OFFICER RENTS HERE.

Pease & Gilman have leased for
Henry W. Lowe to Capt @. j. Kinberg
the three story and basement dwelling
at lis East Fifty-ffth street, between
Park and Lexington avenues.
James Kyle & Sons have rented for
the New York Savings Bank the three
story and basement dwelling at c. West
121th street
The sun., 1918-12-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

47TH ST, 267 and 259 W--Louis Bayer
agt Francis y o'Connor ct al, Dec 2,
islS ,.'.. ',,,r I;;'shsU
agt Mary f = Kenny ct al. Nov -,
1918 .................... 0o.5O
nth ST, 5a5 and scr E--Lswford g
"a o"I9 sh Moses o'o'' 90 .3si7s
9TH ST, sG7 and 259 W--Stanley Hoist
e. Machine CO, Inc, agt Francis y
o'Connor ct al. Dec o. 1913 toy ID:
pOSItb .,..s..s.. tlsl
s4TH ST. Ii3 WIN J Sufferer agt
Alice b Petit ct al. July &c, l9lS"S414 30
The sun., 1918-12-31

Exports From New York.

Wheat, l12,0S0 bu. grass seed, 200
bags; pork. 100 bbls butter, 49,75O
lbs flour, l1S,lii sacks: oatmeal,
5,O3S pkgs. bacons, 3.76O,2OO lbs lard,
l16,7O0 lbs. lubricating oil. l27,S0O
gallons.
The sun., 1918-12-31
EUROPEAN ORDERS
BEGINNING TO COME
Heavy Demand for All Sorts
of American Goods Is
Believed Near.

Sooner than was expected Europe's
demand for American goods is being
felt here. While American manufac-
turers and retailers of merchandise ana
other goods realized that the part their
products would be called upon to play
In the Mobilization of Europe was sure
TO be large they believed that 1t would
be at least several months before for
elgn orders would begin TO make any
app?eclable effect on trade.
But a recently made contract, told OF
yesterday by a manufacturer who said
he had been called upon to deliver more
than $4,000 worth of separate skirts for
foreign consumption, is taken in bust
ness circles to indicate that tho Euro
pean call for all sorts of American goods
Is practically at hand.
The sun., 1918-12-31

Petitions In Bankruptcy.

HENRY BECKpR--,A voluntary petition
ssoW nsnns sp nsHs Or PIT .na ASSET:
OF $40. The three largest creditors are
GorGe si p steys rm. rs sTGadpsy
COMPANY Por: chester, s15s.3S' Charles
+, Dalton. Port chester. is attorney for
ARTcRAFT WAIST CoMPANY-An in
voluntary petition against the Artcraf;
street. shows liabilities OF $4,000 and
sssets of $500 The three petitioning
creator; are NJ schfchier' tsSo; H. H9g s5
Maurice /. Shame 2ss broadway. is al
ph sG9sS IL the Wesley Si:s'2E voluntary pet.
tion of Benjamin c. West, Napanock,
ana "a asss Show ., iS5's OF rss SC shrsS
en6ek. i2,s72;, iraac G. Townscnd
seven thousand three hundred dollars
ana rsa " esta,. sJf ora at f'of sn rs%"d
as receiver. Cleon y, Murry. Ellen
vile. is attorney for the bankrupt
Assignment.
DAVID b. MANI. sroceries' at i2s. steb-
sEned for tho benefit Of creditors to
julius Lichtenberg.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Tho following judgments we're MED yes.
t-rday, peccm 80. tho first name Is
that OF the debtor
HF LisS,inr An'i pnSaT CO. E'i inG,
Hopson-E. &. HeaIy et al. s2.s3s.7o
F, $. Cannon '.,......,...... s:l55
Ps s' & card co ......."".., 5000
r. l. Cutlery Co, Inc l nitci
cigar stores Co OF Amer
sI Yea ''''u pen ana .,anley-I ''
lam LAIN ct al .'..i...,.......... I.7Ossd
Barrett ' william NJ. president
q. N. Garrison -..........t. i?o'."
Bakers Henry--S. Len ........ ltIE
| C!nrotta, Ant"nio-C Bruno ,... SOB
Corbrtt. Hal s,--Ia"yefs ca. Of .o,,o
! f-ar~ paricl-N If Mos,4... 40o.S2
! I,ohr, Montague l.. and Charles
n Marks--F schoen. t,:..,.. 5000
pnning Il Foundation Co.
Dcr Sra wwii'!am---J. l. Bu,ten~Ie- ,o,s,
pS Sfe, Gee George "a. ID. car .,o
Ep'se ,nL,l h'efSf ri 80 N..'..... l.2tSi4
| rorS"n, Rov In. j. Foritum. 5000
fg nsg;,r Mainly rdi' Inc ..H'.,,..''. 1915
fS sr;re M'''s Co. $3.50
f9 Tsy1nr .-'4........... 1897
G'ttGI' ISN'T EstngT ao 90 losa5
GOidhaber, David--A, Geldhahsr . S?S
! Ceuert Chares--A. !. SchWatN%' Sso'V'
| Hoyt Arthur S.-City Invest .,,-
ua arg AZ, E,hei ana Ban Green -, NJ
Henri ,rt'p gacS - tuoarl.s Express =,
,,.Sr W.;,y G. IS barnett ct al SS47
The sun., 1918-12-31

Tho Lewis r. May Company has
leased for K. j. Ludwig the Majestic
Hotel at Beach SiXty-ninth street and
Arverne Boulevard Arverne, l.. l., to
Pachman Bros, proprietors OF a chain
Of restaurants in New York city.
The sun., 1918-12-31
RECORDED LEASES.


57TH ST, sos L. all--Louis II A Schneider
70 Mary A, Franz aaS E S7th st. 3 yrs
It'll Av. ao2s; also i2lst st, col w. all
Israel Freidus ct al to Issk schrschter,
81 s' . aPS anS B sIa irS" i sts
Bwoy .:.................... 900
The sun., 1918-12-31
PIBLIC NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
nt.t-Nysrs. .-vv

STATE OF NAV IOEk.
OFFICE or
SUPERINTENDENT or l-BLIC WORKS
Alhany, December 9TH, 1918
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will, be received by the
undersigned at his Office IN the Capitol at
Albany, y. Y, until twelve O'Clock noon OF
Tuesday, January nh, 1919, A. which place
and hour they Will be publicly opened and
read. for Improving the Ncw York state
canals plrsuant to the PROVISIONS OF Chap
ter lAT Of the Laws tt 1908, AID OF the
acts amendatcry thereof and supplementary
thereto, ana Chapter 80 Of the Laws OF
lSl5, as follows:
The sun., 1918-12-31
WILL BUILD FOR SCIENTISTS.

The Seventh Church of Christ has
awarded the contract for the construc-
ton of its new church edifce at 51s and
$50 West ll2th street to Burke Bros,
Of Manhattan. The building is to be OF
brick, stone and steel construction. and
will cost about 100000. Griffin &
Wynkoop. architects. prepared the plans.
The sun., 1918-12-31

LOST--Pus Rnon M. lyG932 of The East
Ril r Savings Institution, payment stoppsdI
hEdcr please leave It at the bank. g2l-3.s
Broadway, Sew York City. Al persons
are cautioned not 70 purchase or neEo@
tate the same,
The sun., 1918-12-31
BROKERS IN RECORDED DEAL.

Harry B. Cutner negotiated the sale,
recorded yesterday. of the loft building
at Q and IL East Sixteenth street.
Warren a Skillen arranged the resale
OF the dwelling at 80 West Ninety-sec-
ond street for James II. Cruikshank.
The sun., 1918-12-31
MEG HANGS LIENS.
Manhattan,

WALL. ST. 7l--Jacoh Il Bandcr agt Amer
lean Cotton and Grain Exchange. Inc,
owner and contractor. .......,.S 1921. 10
Bronx.
yERIO Az, W ., 55.5 2S6th st. 9s,4N
lO96-David Brandt, Inc, agt O'Hara
Bros. owners: john OHsra. contrac-
The sun., 1918-12-31

DIRECTORS OF an important engineering
frm and Of large agricultural company
whose personal Offices Gil roOmsl are Ia 81
James street. is willing TO act as British
or European representative for a leading
American house or corporation; highes
credentials. Address IL NJ. ALLEHS. ~
81. James Street. London. s. w. !.
The sun., 1918-12-31
PENNSYLVANIA Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY. Dec, 3O,--Credlt balances 81.
Runs, 1O0.73O barrels; average, 1899.
Shipments, 35,7lS barrels; average. a.
223.
The sun., 1918-12-31

BRocBroS. Mass. Dec. Sewage in
creases were awarded ! 900 cutters EN-
ployed in local shoe factories by de-
Csion handed down to-day by the State
I Board of Cancellation and Arbitration.
Under the finding. outside shoe cutters
will receive $3j for fifty hour week
and cloth lining cutters $50.
Some time ago an agreement was
reac hed by which the cutters were given
$3.50 and s28 a week. respectively. but
the men asked that the case be re-
opened.