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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-16
THE RED CROSS
BY G A. GUEST.

n Am too old to share tho fight;
Too many years have come and gone
Since first saw tho morning light.
MY youth has been and travelled ons
! am too old to Join tho line,
Far-1ung today that truth shall llveI
! may not die for what 10 fine,
But am not too old to Give.
am not yet 80 old that
Have drlfted from the world apart
! stIii can hear tho helpless cry,
And mercy still can reach my heart.
! stlIi can share from day to day
The burden that our youth must bear
And thank God that can cay
The Red Cross is my symbol there.
am too old to bear a lance,
Across the sheII-torn Flanders' field
may not go where troops advance
And deaths grim terrors are reveaieds
But can hear the helpless call,
Ard can serve them while live:
Ard thank God that through Il all
| shall not be too old to give.
The sun., 1918-08-15
Jr, 2 Columbus Circle

Jr, . Columbus Circle. ............. 800
ARTHUR AV. q, 1901 Oak Tree pi.
?5xs0-SLizzie Hamilton to Celia Wagner.
ATS Arthur av, mtg $4,000. July 20;
atty, l. 4 T Co. 100 Bway
F1NDLAY AV. g =. $40 l6gth st, 16,sx
l00-Ludwg ] Erb to Louisa Westphal.
t14 f 160th at, mtg 5000, Aug ia; atty,
= Weber, 1872 Brook 800
WASHINGTON AV. 232S, @ s, 5OxSS,11x50x
Ss.5-Jennie Hackney to Rhine Bldg Co.
Inc, bOs Willis av, mtg s32,900, Aug 12;
atty. Rhine Bldg Co, Inc, 500 willis
zEREGA Av. 1854. e s. isxs7 5xiaxs7.2-
Minnie c Harrington to Jessie C Bruenn.
81 Siwanoy nv, New Rochelle, N Y. Aug
u; atty. Jessie C Bruenn. II Slwanoy
az New Rochelle. ...............s5 $500
HOLLAND Av, $. 276 n Rhineiander av,
2bxleO-Wm Peters to Geo p Friess, 1888
Wallace av Aug IL; atty. VIM Peters,
SEDGwfCK AV. W 8. li4.6 Kings
bridge I'd. runs l327x W ls2x g W
1s2x 1881 to av n o 335-Bronx-
mont Realty Co 20 Bessie f Eustis
s62S Grand av. Aug / atty. VIM Peters
Co. 1904, fremont av............sl00
SEDGW1CK AV. g. 477.s Kings
bridge I'd. runs W 12s1x ASK
sw 25.1x 12s to av n 335--
Bronxmont Realty Co to w Peters,
+W Van Cortlandt Park East. Aug 1 ;
LOT liz, map oiinviiie No 2-Eiiz Place,
heir to Edw Sherman. E 23d st, Sleeps
head Bay, Oct 6, 1917; atty, Z Finneg gan,
- Court st. Brooklyn. ..............S 81
SAME PRoPERTY-Francis H C'ramer ct
al to same. Dec 80. 1915: atty, same. 81
The sun., 1918-08-15
BRONX FLATS uAvING CALL.

FORSYTH STREET.-THE Mary Bald
win SChwab estate has sold to 4 ellen.
of Samuel kronsky the five story
building, with stores, at l4I Forsyth
street. on lot 25Xl0O. Negotiations are
pending for n resale. The sellers ac-
quired the property recently in fore
closure.
LORILLARD PLACE-Michael Savano
has bought from Nicholas Dagostino
1852 and 1854 Lorillard place, five
story apartment house. on plot 5OxlOO,
between Third avenue and 1871
street.
FOREST AVENUE - The Benenson
Realty Company has bought from Mrs.
A. +. Butler l072 Forest avenue, a
Ave story modern apartment house, on
plot 50X1o3, near l66th street The
house Is arranged for twenty-five fam
lilies and has a rent roll of about
$4,000. The property was held at
$4,000. Coster & Cruger were the
brokers.
AQUEDUCT AVENUES. II. Weisker
has sold for the Clayton Realty Com
pany TO Mary Flynn for occupancy
the three story brick dwelling, on plo,
162xs0. at 2344 Aqueduct avenue, and
for the same company, to Walter a
Duke for occupancy. the three story
brick dwelling. on plot 16.2X75. al
23i6 AQueduCt avenue.
The sun., 1918-08-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

DELANCEY ST, l2O-Morrls Dlugasch to
Chas 7 Louis, W slst st; atty. Sig
mund HONG. $50 Bway .......... 5000
to Lillian Shaw. 1855 Bway; atty. Har-
vey Cohen. 81 Chambers st. $l4, 600
PARK AV l44s, cor lO7th st--Law-
yers Title & Trust co to Helene Hirne-
las soerum av. Jersey city; atty, Law
Jacques to Maude E Brumley. S65 High
land az. Newark. y J; attys. Spinser
X 8 l7s Bway. 81
LOTS T., IS, 81. Is. 90, %. %. s5. ss. g.
ia. l75, 2s6 to 2s7. ?sS to az, PSI. 2s5
10 2s7. So7 and 3os. s35. 2. :. II, SO. 23s
TrehiiE Realty and CONSTR Co to Howard
H Williams DIS Kensington av. Plain
field. y j. atty. II Williams. 95 WILL
lam 81. ASH. 20 Disbursements
INTERVALE Av. IS, at sc Beck st. lis
K --Tenrab Realty Co to Mile Bar
nett. admx. $50 Av st John; attys. Krs-
kower & p. 800 Bway............
lNTERNALE AV, - at Fox st
X Same 10 same: atty. same 81
MORRIS AV. cor 18th st, looxloo-
Louis smyth to Title 4 Mtg Co.
ls5 Bway; atty. y Title & Mtg 60,
2o3D ST, 70. E-Hainison Place Metho tist
Episcopal H. Church to ! y Title 4 Mtg
MAPEs Az, " $. IS l7sth ST, ioxicow
Francis X Pendleton. trus TO lie Grand
l. Benedict Fl Rue dos Bordes valmor
attys Anderson. Il A. rs Broad
GRAND BorLEvARD AND coNcou1iRsEt.
n c i65th at, l02 .llx726x1Oc llx74-
18th st; attys, Krakower a p sos
The sun., 1918-08-15
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAS - Receipts to-day.
5,2s7 bags beans. BEANS-Marrow. choice.
100 lbs slsSo marrow Msnchurian' .l3'
cne4ce' sll. so4ll.75; medium, choice. $3.50
ans; Lady Washington. California .'l2.g5
small white, California. .l:?S; tepary.
California. choice. $40, kotenashi. Japa-
nese, sl2Gl2cS daifuku, Manchurian.
sl1.5oTll.75; red kidney. choice, sl2.5O;
red marrow. choice. sl1.5oFll.75: kintoki,
white kidney, choice. 3lIfHt25; imperias,
choice. Sl2 1895; kumamoto. Manchurian.
,is: cabaIle-o. chilean. s12@122S; burrito,
ssboGlo; long. ss.75; short, s7.5a TX
black turtle soup. sl:7ta u: black, South
s,25; lima, California. sls5oQIs75, PEAs
Scotch 100 lbs. sli;7S; green. CALI
tornia 'loa 1925: Chilean. s95Od 9.75;
$3.50: splits. yellow ss5Oas SIS; green
tl5.75; white. Manchurian. small. s.; large
E2iD7.5O.
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. l4l6O pack
ages Creamery. higher than extras, pei
onds $50 to 81 score). 42T4SHc.; thirds
4o94lc.; creamery, unsaltcd. higher than
irsts. AN Mp46c; seconds, 40n4lc: State
dairy tubs, finest. ibq+5hc, good IS
Prime .2bS S.ths common to fair $50
creamery. frsts, 3sh soc: ladies', cur
rent make. frsts. 81 n ssc.; seconds. 3sc
lower grades. SAW a 35iac packing stock
current make. No. /, 35hc; No 2, S5c.
lower grades S3I S4hc
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. 1855 boxes
state. whole milk. fresh: fats, specials
ago run. soIored, 25ilc.; white. e "a !. =
3bhc. lower grades. Ella Csc: twins, spe
clais 26hci average run. 25h 25 kc.; lower
grades. 81 q ave; single daisies rs u a
26hc.. double daisies, asa a CSC. Wiscon
G26hc; double daisies, :Sh 2se, Youni
Americas, 23h p26&c,; state, skins, fresh
specials. con2lc,: prime to choice, In
alshc,; fair to good, li6l7c. lowei
COTTOSSEED OU,-The market 70
cottonseed' oil contracts was again neg
lected and prices were nominal. Their,
the Government restrictions and the Who'll,
market Is awaiting action In regard to tn,
new seasons price.
EGGS - Receipts to-day, 1905 case.
Fresh gathered extras, dozen, 47Q4Sc
regular packed extra frsts. H1i6c.: reg
ular packed nrsts, 40 tSc. seconds, 37M
.oe; Inferior ?7gssc.; fresh gathered dir
26Gsic.;. fresh gathered checks. good L
choice, dry, 3lG33c. under grades 25d
SOC; State, Pennsylvania and nearb,
Western hennery whites, fine to fancy. s
cred whites, ordinary 10 hne, 45G5sc.
Western and Southern gathered whites
| 42m Sac; State Pennsvfvania and nearb
hennery browns bOm52c. gathered brow
| and mixed colors, 3s@4sc.
FLOUR AND MEAL--The -four marke
was again dull as offers of spring whea
grades are. still small and the trade /
The sun., 1918-08-15
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Willets Family Parts With
Century Old Holdings in
Downtown District. i
RESALE ON THE DRIVE
Apartment at 85th st. Corner
to Be Altered Into Studios
$4,000 Dwelling Sold.

The greater part of the trading re.
ported yesterday affected properties OF
value and in good sections of the city
The willets family, one Of the old land
owning families of New York. took ad-
vantage Of the demand for realty In the
downtown district and disposed of
group of buildings. which It has owned
for more than century. The move
ment which Is changing West Side
dwellings into studio apartments brought
about the resale of the apartment house
at the soutt corner of Riverside Drive
and Eighty-fifth street The suites,
which are large ones. are to be made
smaller. A dwelling in the Park avenue
section valued at s1l5,000 was reported
to have changed hands The volume Of
business was in The Bronx.
The sun., 1918-08-15
Business Troubles.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were:
KEMERER, MATTHES 81 CO.-Involun-
tary petition against Robert L KEN
c1er. Percy + Matthes and Don Il.
Kemerer, individ ually and as copartners
trading under the hrm name Of Kem-
erer. Matthes a Co, stock and bond
brokers, so Broad street Liabilities ami
ussets not stated. Principal claims. Max
Small, $500: Paul A Katskc. $1,000. :.
Milton Small, $50. LEONARD Bronncr
800 Broadway. is the attorney.
JOHN r. OBRIE\--lnvoluntHry petition
against John r. O'Brien. dealer In cloth b.
ing and gents furnishings. $50 East
lilst street. Liabilities. about $4,000;
assets, about $1,000. Principal claims .
L. Goodman. s692, II. Saperstein. So: II
Benoit. s67 Raymond II KnOepp"l
named as receiver Maurice l.. Shame
and charles l.. Greenhdll. l2O Broadway,
are tho attorneys
JACOB MEYER-Nountary petition by
Jacob Meyer. contractor. 45Gi Park ave-
nue. Liabilities. $3.50 no assets Prin-
cipal claims: Larkin Lumber Company,
$1,000; Berkshir" Lime Company, SEQ:
Bartelstone Bros, S56S. Louis Dortman.
l2n9 Broadway, is the attorney,
VIVIAN RCSHMORE--No luutsry petition
hy Vivian Rushmorc. actress, ia West
The sun., 1918-08-15
Clothiers' Committee
Hits Trade Acceptance

THE use of the trade acceptance
does not win favor from the
4 National Association of Retail!
Clothiers. At any rate. the commit
tee on trade acceptances reported un-
favorably to the association at its
convention at the Hotel McAlpin.
Concluding its report, the committee
said:
I'VE view the trade acceptance as
a dangerous financial experiment, UNI
wise at this time in America and as
a predatory encroachment upon the
rights of the retailer and not in our
best interests"
The committee says trade accep-
tances mean loss Of contact between
buyer and seller. an absolute essen
tial, If the best traditions of the trade
are to be maintained, and opens the
door to litigation.
The sun., 1918-08-15
14TH STREET STORE RENTED.
Last OF Space in Big Building
Taken by Electric Co.

The Romantree- Schley Company and
the Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company have leased the store, basement
and subbasement at 100 to 1876 Sixth
avenue, northeast corner of Thirteenth
street. to the Sibley RNman Electrical
Corporation. This is part of the former
Henry Siegel Fourteenth Street Store
and this rental completes the leasing OF
all the sp.ce. The now tenant is now al
10 and 81 West Thirty-sixth street
The lease is for a term at an aggregate
rental of about s125.000.
The Kahn Window Shade & Awning
Company has leased for a term the three
story building. on lot 25xl00. at 319
West l25th street, from the estate OF
Charles Weisbecker. This building was
formerly occupied by the College Inn
John Lawson was the broker
The sun., 1918-08-15
wILLETs FAMILY SELLS.

The Charles F. Noyes Company ha
sold for the estate of John T. Willets Ga
and Sc Cliff street, through to and In
Guiding 303 Pearl street four and five
story buildings. covering a plot 1900
square feet, to Edward NJ Raphel & Co.
export and, Shipping merchants, who will
make extensive alterations and improve
ments to adapt the buildings for their
own use. This AIDES another link to the
long chain of recent purchases of down.
town business properties for occupancy,
which has been the strong feature otthe
current real estate market. There is
added interest to this sale by reason
Of the fact that the properties are being
disposed of by the Wfllets family after
a continued ownership and occupancy OF
over 100 years.
The sun., 1918-08-15

sherer tsllks and dress soods,, Hotel
Wallick
Ready to Wear.
BUFFALO,. y. Adam Co. ?. F. Brett
gloves. hosiery. underwear), care
CINCINNATI J. wechsler twomen' s
wear), Hotel Cumberland.
DANVILLE, ILL.-Emery Co. Mrs Reed
twomens ready to wear). Great North
JAcKsoNv1LLE., FLA. e. Labarde
NEW ORLEANs-A. Hurwitz Cwomen's
ready to wear, Hotel Aberdeen.
PlTTsBuRG Kaufman Dept stores.
Pontiac. MICH. Pound twomens
po Ts4F Pn7h Ay r. H Hotel saaen twom
EMS ready to wear. Broadway Central
sTErBENvILLE. oH1o-J. Burke WON
ems ready to wear), Hotel Cumberland.
sPARTANBURG, s. Cities Co. Mrs.
zGn !TSmenf wear,' Hos ar Gg%Oerisnd
WABASH 1SD.NB. wolf CO 20 =" Miss
' vending ready to wear) Prince
Miscellaneous.
BELMONT n. C.-stowe Bros, Co. J.;
w stowe general merchandise. Hotel
BIRMINGHAM. ALA,-odum. Bowers q
White. II. L. white clothing, &c)
CHJCAGO-Wheeler 90. q. a
Wheeler Clothing. &c.), Hotel Claridge
CHICAGO. r. Denner clothing, &c..
Hotel McAlpin.
DES MOINES-J. Mandelbaum IL Sons.
Miss Murray motions, ribbons &c)
Hotel Woodward.
DETRO1T-The j, l.. Hudson Co. r.
Tannahll tcloth.ag, &C., Hotel Cla-
ridge.
GOLDSBORO. n. CIV. Ellis tdry
gods slQthins' shoes, Grand Hotel %.on
oclo,hing, &C.. Hotel Ciaridge
HOT SPRINGS. ARk.-Woodcock &
Lawson. W. Massey general mer-
chandiseI. Herald SGuar" Hotel.
HOUSTON, TENN b. Goodman Co.
j. Werner tclothng, Sc, Hotti Web
ster
INDEPENDENCE, IA Stocking & Hol-
Hotel McAlpin.
INDEPENDENCE. IA /. O'Brien
clothing. &C., Hotel McAlpin
JACKSONVILLE. FLA kohn' Furch-
gott Go. A Wilkens thouse furnish
tngs, upholstery, ". Webb silks, &C..
care of los Worth st.
merchandise. New srand Hotel
LIMA OHlO-G Holstein Dry Goods Co.
clothing, &c.), Hotel woodstock.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK; sim; te"elry'
LOWELL. MASS.-D. $ O'Brien Co. d.
$. o'Brien clothing, &c. Prince
George Hotel
The sun., 1918-08-15
Buyers in the City.


CENTRAL CITY, KY--Rubcnstein &
Schndler ! ii Rubenstein tdry goods,
SCI. Hotel Marlborough
CHICAGo-Ro s"nthal q Allen 4 Rosen-
thai (manufactureTs Of Clothingl, Great
Northern Hotel
CI.ARKSVILLE. TENN -Rubenstein &
SCHNEIDER MIR Rubenstein (iry good =
SCI. Hotel Marlborough.
GAINESVILLE, TENN S Rubenstein
tdry goods, &c., Hotel Marlborough.
EIGlN, TEX.--poth Dry Goods co. c. j
Poth dry goods. So. Herald Square
Hotel
FORT WAYNE, IND-Wolf & Dessauc-
L.. H. Fletcher tribhons lRCes. emhruid-
cries neckwear), care of 1861 Broadway
NEW ORLEANS. MNks silks dress
goods, &rD, Hotel Woodstock
TOLEDO Baumgardner & Co. Mr.. Myers
(siks &cD, care Of 60 Worth st
TOLEDO-LaSallc e Koch. w. II. Camp
bell tdomestics. linens. nannelsJ; J. W
The sun., 1918-08-15
a=-==--H
LIS PENDENS,
Manhattan.

PARCEL of land beg at a point on bound :
airy line bet plot 10 and land OF Isaac
Dyckman. 40 II OF C | OF 2llth St
runs +S5x n x - to ! 2l2th ST.
again * $, 140 TO beg; parcel of
land beg at point on boundary line
man. 60 II s OF Filth st. runs W
42ox lsox e +?0x s $50 to beg; Elmer
son st, W s. i77.l It OF Prescott
av, SO0x221x3O0x2l53 except parts Ne
leased--Citizens National Bank OF N =
agt Cornelius Kahlen ct al Opreclosure
OF mtgI; attys. Blandy. Mooney Ship
man.
io4TH ST. "a E-Edw H Delaneld sgt
Samuel Harris ct al foreclosure OF
Mtg attys. Baldwin & Mayo.
i3oTH ST. 200 and ?ll wv Y Society
E for the Reief Of Widows and Orphans
Of Medical Men ast Isaac Newton ct al
foreclosure of mtg). atty, g II Dilley.
Bronx.
15lST ST, n s, 35O.3 II e OF Morris av
4S6X92. Margaret NealiS, as extrx
agt Benenson Realty Co ct al (forecl os,
ure of mtg: atty, F w Hottenroth.
The sun., 1918-08-15
REsELLs DRIVE CORNER.

John S. Ward has resold the seven
story elevator apartment house at the
south corner of Riverside Drive and
Eighty-fifth street, on lot 27x96, to Gus
tave Sandblum, president of the Sand
blum Iron Works OF Long Island City.
In part payment Mr.. Ward took the es-
tate known as Knollwood. at Croton-on-
the-Hudson, adjoining the ZONES of
Frederick \, Stevenson of the New York
Telephone Company and Charles A.
Starbuck, president of the New York
AIR Brake Company. Mr. Sandblum in
tends to convert the Drive house into
bachelor apartments from designs by
Benjamin Levitan, architect.
The sun., 1918-08-15
new HIGH PRICES
REACHED IN COTTON
Belief in Reduced Estimate on
Crop the Main Bullish
Factor.

A further advance sent prices TO a
high mark for the season in the cot
ton market during yesterdays early
trading. but a good deal OF realizing
was met with and the close was easy,
net 2s points lower to AZ points higher.
August and September showed the
closing declines, while october and
later months were 25 to AZ points net
higher. Tho early advance reflected
increasing confidence in reduced crop
beginning of next month and larger
domestic consumption figures for July
than had been expected, but the volume
Of buying tapered off around 3o.76 for
October. and that delivery closed at
3047.
The opening was IL to 20 points
lower owing to private reports of
rains In Texas and Indifferent Liverpool
cables. Offerings were readily absorbed,
however. with unfavor8ble crop advices
from the Southwest emphasizing the
probability of a bullish weekly crcp re-
port. and by the end of the first hour
active months were selling some so to
II points net higher, with October con-
tracts showing an advance OF 156
points from the low level of Monday.
The weekly sport proved quite az
bullish as expected. but became the
signal for profit taking after the previ-
Gus big advance, and the market was
unsettled during the balance Of the
sessions The failure of the Houston re-
port to show as much rainfall as some
had been led to expect probably ex-
planned midday bulges, but the buying
was not urgent or active and profit TAX
ing was heavier in the late trading.
According to the weekly report crop
conditions for period were the most un-
favorable 80 far this season, and In
some sections of Texas the crop is now
a failure. The detailed daily report
showed precipitation at twenty sta
lions and a lower average Of tempera-
lures in that State, but with one excep-
ton the rainfall was not considered
sufficient to materially help the crops.
The report OF the Census Bureau showed
domestic mill consumption of lint cot
ton of 541,T92 bales for July, com
pared with 537.S23- last year. For the
st ason domestic consumption of lint and
linters amounted to 7,707,T2l bales,
against 7.65S,201 last year. and exports
we're +.416,1o4 bales. against 5,739.0O9
last year. Stocks remaining in the
hands OF manufacturers amounted TO
1.465,3S4 bales OF lint, against 1,501,9l6
last year. and in public storage and at
congresses 1,764.S73, against SSs,2J7
last year. Southern spot markets as
officially reported were unchanged to
IS points higher. WITH Southwestern mar
kets relatively firm.
The sun., 1918-08-15
ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN.

II. o. Harris has sold for the John b.
Bradley Company two two family dwell
ings on Seventy-first street near Ridge
Boulevard to buyers who will occupy.
Tutino & Cerny have sold for David
Dyer TO F. Hansen & Son. Inc. the va
cant plot adjoining their storehouse, 226
Forty-second street. on which an addi-
ton will be erected
Harry NJ. Lewis has resold for the
Aldent Corporation the three story dwell
ing at 116 Prospect Park West to Kali
Beetar.
Bertha Birnbaum has sold through f..
J, Hollahan the plot, 100x10O. on the
south side of Eighty-second street. 240
feet from Twelfth avenue.
The sun., 1918-08-15
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II NEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph p. Day.
Sd Az, 422, 34sx9t, 4 sty brick tint and
strs-Roman catholic Orphan Asylum
Ggt j f shetland ct al. due, sec, 1915;
taxes. sc. !l,26O.s2; to the plain
iosTH ST 33a and 3S7 E, 5oxlOO.ll, sty
int and strs-l.awyers Mtg Co agt Isaac
Kraft ct al; due. sS3s7o.O3; taxes. &C.
,sT;xG7 50; 10 the ,Plaintitf s35. 900
strs--City Real Estate Co agt Fordcraw
co ct al: due, sSo.123.ii. taxes. &c.
BY Henry Brady.
le?TH ST. ISL W. "5N9911. 5 sty int F
Henes agt f s Poets ct all due, sa6
6's24; taxes, &c. $3.50. adjourned to
August 20
BY Samuel Marx.
NORFOLK ST. 1888. 25xl0O. sty tint and
strs--J Prenowtz agt Harris Schmulo-
~ltz ct al; due, s2S7lS.2S: taxes. &c,
Sl,SIf.'3; to the plaintiff. .......$15 900
lat S2Os THIRD AvENUEl
BRYANT AN. 1i74. 2oxlOo, 2 sty tnt--C {;
Coakley ct al agt Giuseppna Guarino Ell
a.: due. SLoIJ.ll, taxes, &c. s124: to
the pla!ntiff Observation-Disclosures. 81 200
The sun., 1918-08-15
Special Despaich to The Sun.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ito conserve
the paper supply the Conservation nIvi-
sion of the War Industries Board sug-
gests fewer styles and varieties OF pa
per shoe boxes and the elimination Of
paper coverings except colored front
labels on boxes.
The division asks the cooperation of
the carton and shoe manufacturers shoe
Wholesalers and retailers. The practical
bility of adopting a standard size box
ia being considered
The sun., 1918-08-15

New ORLEANS. Aug. 14.-Higher prices
prevailed In cotton to-day except during
snort period around the opening. when
selling pressure was felt. The tone al
the close was called barely steady.
Closing bid October, o9.34c. Decem-
Der. 29c January, 29.09c. March
29.15c. May, 29.14c. Spot quiet and un-
changed middling 2s.5oc.
The sun., 1918-08-15
RECENT BUYERS NAMES.

The 1910 Fox Street Company, formed
recently at Albany with a capital OF
$4,000 represents the new owners Of
the property at that address, a five story
apartment house, on plot 50X100, re-
ported sold last month by the Benenson
Realty Company. II. Tescovitz. NJ. Ru-
bin and T. Sohn are the directors OF the
new company.
Martin Garone, the buyer of 229 Null
berry street, the sale OF which was re-
corded yesterday owns 1871. adjoining
and considerable Of the property in the
neighborhood. Henry Brady was the
broker
The sun., 1918-08-15
l<uenzIi for Allied SILK Commission

The state Department is considering
the appointment of Fred kuenZ!!. Assist
ant Appraiser of the silk division at the
United States Appraisers Stores, as a
member of the Allied SILK Commission
to regulate the sale of raw silk, silk yarn
I'D silk fabrics to neutral nations.
Before entering the Federal service
Mr.. kuenzli was a superintendent of
silk mills at Bayonne. y. j., and at Allen
town, Pa. The commission. it is under
stood will have its headquarters at
Lyons. the centre of the silk Industry in
France.
The sun., 1918-08-15
DEMAND FOR FINE SUITES.

Pease & Gilman have leased an apart
nent at $40 West End avenue to George
Gol1stone; in the Lexington. SEVENTEEN
street and Central Park West, to r. II.
Naylcr: IL West Sixty-seventh street to
w NJ. McCord at 315 West Seventy
ninth street to c. j. O'Neill ; at 202 West
Eighty-first street to H. p. Plat, and at
$40 Manhattan avenue to Walter Hart,
Constance A. Peterson and Robert Bur-
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The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and Is points lower at So 25c. for middlins up
land sales nil
Southern spot markets follow. Galveston
steady, IS points higher at Sic. sales i57 bales
New Orleans quiet, unchanged at . soc. sales
600 bales. Mobile nominal. unchanged at 70 Zoe {;
sales nil. Savannah steady. IS points higher at
80 25c sales l2o bales. Norfolk steady, %
points higher at 20 soc. sales "a bales. An.
gusta steady. Is points higher at 60 Jr sales
PA bales. Memphis steady. unchanged at 3nC I;
sales $50 halcs Houston steady, Is points
higher at 81 81. sales S,s52 bales. Little Rock
quiet, so points higher at 30 Soc. sales ]. e6i
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U. S. EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS.

The Department Of Labor has rented
for use as branch Federal employment
bureaus the store and second floor at l12
West Forty-sixth street store at north
west corner of Hudson and Tenth streets F;
store at fremont and La Fontalne ave-
nues; store at 2537 Decatur avenue at
Fordham road building at 142 Bowery .
store floor at the northeast corner of
Ftfty-seventh street and Third avenue (;
1925 and l2S Clinton street, formerly
Apollo Hail. and the store at So Cooper
square and store at ELL Bowery,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

CANAL ST. s. 80 W Mott st, 5O.4x1oo3-
Abraham Elias ast l91 and 1893 Canal
st. Inc, owner: l. Abraham Son, Inc,
contra ctors ................... S545
BROADWAY. 25s1-Chas F Campbell aet
N5th st Broadway Corp, owner; Ken
pedy Theatres, Inc. contractor. SIS, 2sS 10
GOTH ST, 1873 W--Truscon Steel Co agt
trustees of Columbia College. in the
City of Y, owner; Lewis p Fluhrer
Co, Inc. contractor. ..........,. tI,6i2
PARK ROW-H5s-sohindIer & Pullman
agt Evarts Holding Co, owner and con-
SIM