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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
COFFEE MARKET.

Market for coffee contracts yesterday
opened steady. unchanged to an advance
OF points. the early strength being
mostly In the May position. which was
in moderate demand from Cotton Ex-
change houses. The gains were not held.
however and later free offerings for
local trade account. with n withdra wal
OF demand, caused sharp reactions, final
prices showing net losses for the day of
/ to s points
Late private advices from Brazil seem
to confirm the amount of damage re-
Gently done by frosts In the State OF Sac
Paulo, but the trade does not appear to
be at all alarmed over the situation, sas
stocks held in Brazil are enormous and
the new crop movement IL we'll under
way, although arrivals at primary ports
are not up to last year or the year be-
fore, and 1t Is believed that they are re-
stricted owing to congestion at ware
houses. Stocks here and afioat are large
and ample for some time to come. The
trade falls to find anything in the gen.
eral situation to cause any substantial
upturn in prices here unless peace de-
velopments abroad loom up.
In the cost and freight department
there were no reasonable offers, conse-
quently little or no business was re-
ported. Santos IS and As were here at
INC. and 6s at lie, via steamship,
London credits The local spot market
was steady but dull and prices were
unchanged.
NJ
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Reee.p,,. 900 head; mainly
SE2 na;is direct to Local ssughterers;:
ing at l7T2Tc. per Is
CALvES-Rece!pts,s $50 head; 30 on sale
Marset oarsiy ,stesdy COMMON to prime
NsSl!.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 500
pyGnneyenly lower: Sheep sold sloal2 per
m neS . SS a. as &c sa, Dressed Dressed
lambs weak at 2Sa soc '''1
ssle'-Keras Commission CO.; as Ken-
s. ,iss McP p sF eo AZ s yiisi s1.
. ,Se So 81, 81 ,,i v is sa, lamb;
shannon: IA Virginia lambs. ss. $40; 2I0
g. M " 81 Sc So os's Pennsylvania,
only few head for the market No SASS
reported; feeling firm.
Live stock Markets in Other Cities,
CHICAGO. July 23-Hogs-Rece!p,s
$4,000, closing with early advance mostly
20, ,Gs'i early top $40; nominal top. late,
.!sseFlS.s5; light, .ls.s5G 1905: packing,
E7.7O9lsso; rough, sI7.2Sm II 10: bulk OF
sale 81 sls loais. Piss-Good to choice,
cat;ie,,Recsip.s, 1900; fair to best
steers and butchers cattle Arm to a point
common kinds quiet; calves mostly 25c
higher; s:ockers and feeders slow TO lower
Beef cattle-Good, choice and prime. .i7a
Butcher stock-cows and heitsrs, s. 500
Hsy; Gamers and cutters. .s,tOa75o.
fancy, slo5odls: inferior, common and
medium, s2sf 10 so, Veal caivesIGood
and choice. *l6, SoTl7,aS.
lambs strong and mostly 25c higher; ma.
tive lambs. top: $3.50; prime idshos. late
a. tisZS sold soc. above Yesterday,
medium and good. r!a5asissos: s euls ss 81!
OILS; ewes, choice and prime sls0ls5O:
medium and good. s1c.7s6la cuils, IS
sseipts, $500; higher. Bulk. us.sodflss5;
heavy slss5gls: packers and butchers,
HSSoa ~; light Ns,5o8ls; pigs, slsSO9
so c;ss,,ls.Ress,pt,; 900. including 800
.,s.r., s5oe7ss9 soat i; S' stssS. ssst
:osssrs G and tesasS. asfi ssso Sui,.
E5O1l 1850: calves sSRls5o
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; higher. Lambs.
Gls.5o; ewes. ss@i?5o.
st: LOUIS. July 2s-Hoss-Receip,s
1900, ,9sG,s higher, Lish,s, ,ls,s5ai.: piss,
-; good heavy. sls,So9lS.sS bulk. ils,So
Cattle-Re ceipts. 1900: higher on good
others steady. Native beef steers. til.6o
ais; yearl!ng steers and helfers $50
Il6 cows. S7.5oals75: stockers and
Feeders. s.50dl 2: fair to prime Southern
beef steers slOal7,7o beef cows and
heners ssIlS; native calves, s7759l7.
sheep--Receipts 500; steady. Lambs
N4qls: ewes, Sll9l?: Gamers and chop
pers. 5000.
EAST nUFfALo. July :,-catte-Re-
ceipts. 1000; easier.
Calves--Receipts, 400; easier; ,7als
>, Hogs-Receipts, 400; steady to lower.
Heavy. Sls.6o9ls.75; mixed. s75Q
1883 Workers. light Workers. and pigs,
sss3 $50; roughs, N7Gi725; stays
sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 700; slow.
Lambs. Ni9l75O; yeariings. tiOSiS.So;
wethers. r35OaI37s; ewes, SsIIs;
mixed sheep. t3Gls5O.
CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Hoss-Rece,p,.
$500: strong. Packers and butchers
lS,s5; pigs and lights. si7aIs
Cattle-Rece!pts 500 slow. Steers, ssa
S7Hl550. '
sheep-Recsip,.. 1900; steady: lamb.
PITTSBCRG, July 23-Cattle slow; SUD
ply light; Prime. sls506i7
sheep slow; supply fair. Prime wethers
I2@l260; Culs and common, S5rT:
lambs, 'l40l7 Veal calves &is.Soql7
Hogs active; receipts extremely light
Prime heavies. sls25dls,b0; mediums
heavy Workers, light Workers and pigs
&2oGs 1910; roughs, us,5oGl7.25.
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B. n. sTODDARD INVESTS.

B. Rush Stoddard. president Of the
West India Steamship Company. has
purchased from Frederick Brown his
contract on the nine story apartment
house at East Eighty-hrr.. street. ad-
joining the northeast corner OF Fifth
avenue. This house was erected by S.
Fullerton Weaver, now a tenant In the
building. about five lars ago and was
sold two years later - Susanna S. Min
turn, from whom Mr.. Brown MADE his
purchase few weeks ago. 1t is ar
'snged in small apartments. accommo-
laiing nine families on a floor and occu-
Pies plot 5ox102.2. The yearly rent
roll Is reported at $4,000. Mr.. Stod-
dard plans to hold the property, which
the city assesses at $4,000, for invest
nent. Simon J. Bloom negotiated the
transaction. Last May Mr.. Stoddard
purchased the twelve story San Domingo
spartment house at 947 West End ave-
rue, near 106th street. valued at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
STEEL SHORTAGE DWINDLEs.
acquisitions Trimmed Because of
Disposition to stock I'd.

WASHINGTON, July "a closer re-
view OF steel requirements and produc-
ton by the War Council to-day indicates
that the steel shortage for war require
ments will not be nearly SO large as
estimated
Last week the total production OF the
country for the next six months II was
stated would be 100000 tons short of
the essential needs. Production for the
first six months Of the year, which was
l6,500,OO0 tors. was balanced against
requirements by the army. navy Ship
ping Board. railroad administration and
other agencies OF 100000 tons. It
now appears that production for the
last six months of the year will exceed
that OF the first six months and requisi-
tons have been trimmed because in
some instances they showed tendency
to stock UP.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
HOME BUYING IN DRookLYN.

Ferdinand Harms has sold for F. B.
Realty Company the one family brick
aolse at 1916 Clarendon road; for E.
london the one family brick house at
w Brooklyn avenue; for John w. Smith
NE two family brick house at 941 Albany
avenue for b. Conroy 25s East Twenty
sixth street. a two family brick house
Tor Henry Butler the one family stucco
house at 1894 East Thirty-fourth street
and FOR Ida Holtgrave the two family
brick house at 25s East Twenty-sixth
street
John E. sullivan has sold the two
s'oy and basement brick house at 625
Seyenty-ffth street.
walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
nave sold for Hermann II. Lucke the
No family semi-detached house, with
garage, at 3ii Eighty-third street. on
pot 25xlo0, to a client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of owner and
Attorney
DowntDwn

with name and address of owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth strcet)
wILLET ST, %. 2SxlOO (foreciose July
~, lsls)-EuEene Blumenth |, ref, to
Geo l. Carlisle. July 20; address 100
18TH ST. 5, 1852 W eth av. ii5xios.SwO
40 1913 West l2th st Co to Robert
SSehalkenbach. i25 w l2th st. mtg $780,
Voo, all liens, July 22; attys, Stoddard &
Mark. l2s Bway. ..............siO0
'East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets)
WITH ST. n 8. 100 W ID sv, 26xioo,ll-
Hrook TWers 10 Sh iso BsIy ssl Berry
Sat Realty co. i4s s'Y Bws AMY 20; foof;h
is.s.itSsherman c Lloyd ' to c tSess %,
tDsaSx1dson Realty Co. 1894 LIST az. mtg
sp Az, soss. as..iiis.,A;dri,a;iiic; Realty
! corp to soccorso. 2o7o I'd av, mtg 5000.
al AL liens, July is; atty. Chas Sovelio,
'NV rWhy ''................. 400
West Side.
(West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets)
18TH ST. W. 16.sx10O.s--wm II Will
ism'' a.. sdmr; &c. to ny opit. $50 West
atty. O a T CO. I7s Bway.. III 900
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north of 10th street)
18TH ST. ais V, iSsxloO.li--Harry
Beatrice Houdlni. 27S w 18th st, mtg
1900, July ~: stty.. Ernest Fox q c,
LENINGToN Av. 1873 n c l,7, i' st
uta e., 57xso.sx5S.i0x16t Tai
bot to Henry Morsenthau Co. 40 E i2d
Weehsier. 80 e tsd ' St. ~ A'V. 500
sTH Av, n W c I27th st. boxss.s--Henry
Morgenthau CO to Emile Talbot, ~ W
IFr g. c ana 80 ex vas July Is; att: .,ss
lioTH ST. 1879 W. isxiss.io to n issth
st-Harris Aron to Kayell Realty Co,
80 Nassau st, mtg $4,000. July 2; atty,
Chas J Foltz, 2 Rector st............si
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx
2o3D ST. ass e. n 8. 2ix7s-Anthony
rs W iiI,h st, mtg $3.50. july IL;
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCoURsE
., elst Van Courtlandt av. 26xiOO.l
J .,,, Coleman TO John OConnei!. ~
o." 81. Jniy II atty. John A Hardi,
l+sTH ST. 8, 200 e clifton sv, 25xico-
Ell. Mueiier to Margaret schoepps. i?i
iSlI: attys. Rushmore, h q S. 81 Bway.si
sSs .,d ,;s, Mule. to chs: ssaa:!si
3ssS WeOsteT aV, July ~. ANY,
O & T Co, l7s Bway. ...........i 400
LOT es. map McGraw estste-John C
Melahn to Michael Walsh, IS Nc
Donald st. mtg N.25o. July II; atty. 7 q
rGLToS ~ n issys s'','.;;i;;;i;i;.U;iSN9,os
Polsky to Henry Sohnitser, 1854 Bryant
av mtg $1,000. July 10: atty. T q &
PARKER Av. W =. s?5 Lyon av, 25xiso-
River klty Co to John NcGsorge. 200
Field Point I'd. Greenwich. Conn mtg
5000, July %. atty. John McGeorEe
2oo Field Point I'd. Greenwich. Conn.si00
CAsTIE HILL AV s. rs Hermany av,
sA6xiosloxio i.3xlo5 Frank Gass to
Annie DulJ, 1898 Zerega av, mtg
GLoss, June "a; atty. Frank Gass. a0la
WEST FARMS RID 8, 27S e 8; Law
romeo av. 2LSxl0s.llx25xsI7; also lot
~, blk A. amended map Mapes estate
John Mcaeorse to Tiebout Av Co. Inc.
1905 e lS0th st. July %: atty, J A
Steinmets. 1905 E ls0th st.........Sl
LELAND AV. Wood av, 2sxl00-
Frank Gass to Michael struth, eSs Jack
son av. mtg $500, July ;; atty. Frank
Gass. 2ol9 Powell 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
BRIDGE ELEVATORS HEARING.
Funds Available for BlackweIps
Island Improvement.

The Public Service Commission an
nounced yesterday 1t would reopen the
question OF the construction OF a trolley
station on the Greensboro Bridge by
which access TO Blackwelrs Island might
be had ny means OF elevators. The
commission has been advised by the De-
partment of Charities that funds are
now available for the construction Of the
elevators. A public hearing will be held
to-day at $3.50.
The commission also approved the APP
plication of the New York Railways
Company for permission to purchase the
Central Crosstown Railroad at a price
OF 81, 100000. The property Is being sold
to-day under foreclosure proceedings. 1t
includes valuable franchises. including
part OF the Fourteenth and Eighth street
lines. operated now by the New York
Railways Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
AMERICAN CAN ASKS DELAY.
War Work Concentration Urged in
Motion on Anti-Trust Case.

WASHINGTON. July 23.--Neccssity for
concentrating on war work was made
the basis to-day of n motion by the
American Can Company, before the
Federal Trade Commission TO postpone
action on the commissions complaint
against the company until the supreme
Court decides the antitrust case which
was said 10 involve many of the same
allegations. The motion was taken UNI
der adf sement
Nio'r ton Of trs Clayton act was
charged in the commissions complaint,
especially the making OF long term cX-
elusive contracts with the alleged IN
tentun OF driving out competition II
was said that the commission had evil
dcnCc Of six contracts made in Calf
fornia in 1916 in which lower prices were
given to fruit and vegetables packers
befor> the expiration OF their old con-
tracts on condition that they trndc cx-
clusively with the defendant
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PAYS PROFIT For DWELLING.

WEST SEVENTY-SIXTH STREET
Lipshutz & Weber. builders. have pur-
chased from James H. Cruikshank the
four story dwelling at 247 West Sew
eaty-siXth street, on plot 19Xl02. as
sesscd at se6,500. The purchasers will
alter the building into small apart
ments at a cost of $4,000.
WEST 18TH STREET.-THE Herbert
Howell has sold for Emma Lovin 225
West 139th street, a three story dwell
ing, on lot ls2x99,11. to Thomas Fl.
Marsh for occupancy.
EAST 18TH STREET-Morris Sax has
sold for Mrs. Theresa Askey ass East
l35th street. a Ave story double fiat
house on lot 25xl00 to Mrs. Lena
Fehskens for investment.
WILLIS AVENUE-Isaac Lowenfeld
Realty Corporation has bought from
Fisher & Irving I. Levine Sy1 Willis
avenue, FIVE story fiat, o.! lct -a..''7.
The property was held at S35. 900 and
was sold through Edward Warren.
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ton the Stone Leigh Farm on Cottage
avenue, Purchase. NJ Y. consisting of
twenty-five acres. with frame dwelling,
parn and antbuildings. to Mrs. William
a: head for S2S.f50. II. A. Rogers of
Worthinston whitehouse represented
the buyer.
The estate Of Annie Anna Irish, COM
prising 1913 acres on the State road and
broadway, Yorktown Heights. West
chester county. was purchased for SAL
$50, or $24.s50 over the first mortgage
OF $1,000. by former Justice John A. l..
Campbell of New York city. who, It
Is understood, is acting for an insttu-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
NAVAL OFFICER RENTS SUITE.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
n large duplex apartment at S2s Park
avenue to Lieutenant c Commander Or
son u. Mum of Newport. r. l. at SIS
Park avenue to Mrs. J. De Silva in AZ
East Sixty-sixth street to Arthur X
Bourne: in ZIG East Sixty-third street
to Mrs Lyman Rhoades
The Houghton Company has leased
for Anna Vormack the four story and
basement dwelling at las West Nine
ty-seventh street to Baldomero Nieto.
William A. White & Sons have leased
apartments at "A West Tenth street to
Anna Ward Sage and Jesse Knight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

Z !.
BY Joseph p. Day.
10TH ST. 25 w, n g, 1870 W Central Park
w. 3oxl0o.11. 3 sty fat--J NJ Chamberlin
ct al. exrs. agt Hugh Donohoe ct al;
due, $2e,44l.6l; taxes, &C, S76s.50; to the
defendant for S30,5o0.
49TH ST, 534 w, . D. 1855 W 10th nv
COMMUNICATIONS 8 sty tnt-Emi.
grant Indus Saw Bank agt w Sherman
ct al: due, $6.5el.67; taxes &C, 324s;
adjourned to July 80.
BY Henry Brady.
18th ST. sos w. SIS. las W 10th av, 2s.lx
1905, sty tint and s;rs-Farmers Loan
& Trust Co. exr. agt Carrie Hollander ct
al; due, tls.5ll2i: taxes, SC, s269.60;
TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
lat s2os THIRD AvENUEl
BY James ]. Donovan.
23sTH ST. Z, S, 2s5 Keppler av. 25x
100. vacant-P Fox agt VI r Watkins:
due. s979.73; taxes. &C, $3.50; to tho
plaintiff for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
U. S. TAKES STEVENS CASTLE.
More Buildings of Institute Of
Technology to He Utilized.

Armed guards were put on duty
around several buildings at Stevens In
stitute of Technology. Hoboken, yester
day, following the announcement that
the Government has decided to use part
or tho property. DR.. Alexander c.
HUMPHREYS. president OF the institute
said that Castle Stevens and some other
buildings may be taken over'for the Pc
Rod OF the war. although the occupation
OF some of the buildings now under
guard Is temporary. Sixty soldiers are
now housed In Stevens Castle, and fra
ternity houses are TO be used as officers
quarters.
No announcement has been made Of tho
nature OF Government work to be done
there beyond the statement that a
military reservation has been estab-
lished. Castle Stevens Is considered the
most valuable building at the institu-
ton. =,
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH ST. s, 1i7.2 W Greenwich av. fax
to James st x61x-: mtg $40, 900
Leslie NJ McCrum to Farmers Loan q
Trust Co, 20 William st: attys. Geller,
& Koran. 20 Exchange st.........i
BROADWAY, 1891, collateral to secure
mtg now S245 0oo-Rroadway and 67th
81 Corpn to Farmers Loan Trust Co,
% William st; attys. Geller, r & Koran,
20 Exchange pl .................. 81
nth Av. seth ST. mtg $io.sl5-U s
Trust Co OF y Y. trustee, to Daniel W
Hammond. Haverhil Mass, exr: attys.
Stewart &c Shearer, as Wall st........t
lc0TH ST. s $, lls.6 sth av. mtg $3.50
Lawyers Mtg Co to Sarah V Milne,
lis Lafayette av, Passaic. j address,
lST AV. .2s5-Gco Van der Roest TO
Antonio Buonocore. 3+l E l09th ct: atty.
A Ruggiero, 2.5 e ll5th st. 900
Bronx.
HULL AV, n cor woodawn I'd. 1861
50xltl.lxs2 3-Title Guar & T Co to VIM
Schmidt, 34Ss Prospect av: atty. r II
Bergman. s2ls 81 av..,......... $4,000
WASHINGTON AV, s., part lot 50,
map Morr!sania. 49,sSiOt s-AdIrondack
Cottage Sanitarlum to Bankers Trust
Co, l6 Wall ST. trustees: atty. Lawyers
Mtg Co, SO Wall st.,................f
JACKSON AN. 9Q6-Albert + Hartcorn TO
Edmund Francis Realty Co; atty. Law
yers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st...........,N
LOTS as and 46, map Daily estate-Wm
Huke to Claribel F LAYTON, 1870 May
flower av: atty. Title Guar & 7 Co. l1s
.. -. =. . . . . -. . 81
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

GANSEVOORT ST. s-Chrstenson & Nell
SON agt Charles A Goldman. owner and
contractor ...... .,.,..,...,..s 3Ssf0
WATER ST. 4a--Bonica and Murphy agt
Daniel Birdsall. owner; salum Barbour.
SAD ST, iOs 70 ITO w--Petsr Goyom aEt
william II wheeler. owner; Steen
Symes Inc, contractor. ......,,.,. t50.5O
GOIrVERNEUR ST, 33, and Madison 1T.
sl9--Isidore Blumenthal agt Fannie
Goldman, owner, ......,....,...xlsh
l23D ST, 226 W--Frnnk Lee agt Clifford
Peets. owner and contractor. .'st.il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
PRIORITY FOR HOLLOW TILE.
Manufacture Is Partly a. War In
dustry, Board Decides.

WAsHISoToS. July 3--Manufactur-
ers of hollow tile will receive priority on
fuel and transportation. tho War In
dustries Board announced to-day, but
they will be required to certify that their
product Is for essential civilian uses
The War Industries Board considers
the manufacture OF hollow tile as in
part war industry, and In part one of
national Importance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-W'ide de-
clines were forced in the cotton market
to-day by persistent selling which ap-
peared on tie opening call and was felt
In full force in the last few minutes Of
trading The close was li3 to 1870 off
July up IA; October. 1888: December
22.S4; January. 22.ss: March. 22.s4.
Spot cotton dull and unchanged. Mid
ding, 1916.
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SBwTowN CREEK SHIP YARD.

Tie Terry g. Tench Contracting Com
IAhy has organized the Terry Shipbuild-
1g Corporation and is reported to have
S,,qured property in Long Island City on
HsWtoWn Creek for the construction Of
,apyaTd and storage plant for the pur-
Use OF building twenty barge canal
S'as under contract with the United
yates Shipping Board. Construction OF
@ese boats Is 70 be started by August /
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

MADISON ST. $50, SIS. ga W Catharlne
Ct. all, lessee to build garagemFarmsrs
Reardon. lis Prospect Park ". Biivn,
10 yrs from Dec /, 1917: atty, Max
steinart 500 Bway.taxes. &C and $4,000
AV c, 49,, ALLY Goldwater to Hendrick.
A and Florence Bekkers. 7os w
16sth st, firm F Bauman Co. 3 yrs from
July l. 1918; atty, Harold spieiberg. SO
1osTIH ST, $3.50 W aii.Hairriy; shw Iseg
10 Frank s selleck. 2s5 W loSth ST,
10 2-l2 yrs from Nov /, 1916, 10 yrs rem:
atty. David Hirshneld, Rector st.s9 900
Bronx.
AY, S6s and ST., all-Mamle.
Thoman and ano to Alex Sokoloff. 6tos
18th av, Bklyn. and ano, yrs from
May /, 1918: atty Bernard Bendick. ss
Nassau st. $4,000 to " 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the fourth loft at 81 Barclay
street TO Siegfried II. Friedlander; also
leased additional space In the Fahys
building. SO and 50 Maiden lane, to the
North American Accident Insurance
Company. and additional space in 1852
broadway to NJ. Forman & Co.
Henry Hof has leased the store and
basement at sal Third avenue to George
Alex.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and zoo points lower at BLOC. for mddlng
upland :: sales nil.
Southern spot markets follow New Orleans
dull, unchanged at 70 75c. sales nit. Mobile
nominal, unchanged at ct.75c. sales nil
Savannah steady. unchanged at 60 sc. sales
80 bales. Charleston quiet unchanged at zoe
sales nil. Norfolk quiet, unchanged at Soc
sales bales. Baltimore nominal. unchanged
at BE. sales nil, Augusta steady, unchanged
at . &c. -; sales ss3 bales. Memphis steady.
unchanged at 3nc sales 500 bales Houston
easy, 80 points lower at q soc sales so
hsles. Little Rock quiet, unchanged at Sec.
sales lac hales
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24
>OTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cahles-Spot cotton dull middllng
old contract. ls points lower at a sod good
iniddling, new contract, Is points lower at
q, Ed. Sales 1000, all American Imports nil
Futures opened steady. unchanged TO Is points
higher. Closed easy at a net decline OF Is to "A
points July. 22d, August. 20. sd. September
lg. 76d, October 10. 3jl November. 10 o9d
and cloths Quiet and frm
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 23.-Spot cotton quiet.
prices easy. American mddling fair,
23.l6d.: good middling. 22.4Sd: mid
ding. 21.S5d. low middling, 21.33d ::
good ordinary. 20.33d ordinary, $1,000.
Sales. 1000 bales. including 500 Ameri-
can. Receipts none Futures closed
easy.
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v'1I% beverley Higgins has sold for
,,,, !,c,'y o. Hopkins her place at Bed
nuns consisting OF eleven acres Of
.. I",iI.rg, cottage and outbuildings,
L. he'osg TrONbridge OF New York.
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Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx

GERARD Az, sat n Concourse APP
proach. runs Q l2+ll to centre line lC2d
9. K n W * w llO.lx 23.s-Chas w
Meyer to Louisa Holldlek. s8s Gerard
av, July l. s yrs, SO: atty, Henry f
Stohidreier. III Bway. ...........tS.oo 900
UNION Av. cor 1914 vt. 3slOxios-N
Vail Co, Inc. to Josephine Kahrs
Greenwood. Yonkers. y Y, pr mtg $50.
0oo. July Is, instals. So; atty, y E Vail
Co, "a W LIST st. Mt Vernon, n Yss,o0O
FULTON AT. es 81 n from 8 plot IS.
map Morrisania. :5xsli--Henry Schnit-
ger to Morris PoI.ky, 1881 Fulton ay,
atty. T G Co. lT6 Bway 900
JEROME AV. e 8. l7.s Mt Hope pi. 1874
xs 3-Digmore Holding Co. Inc. to AL
fred w Kiddle, +3+ W l20th at, and ano
July IL, given as additional security
July IL; attys. Riddle & NJ. ll6 Broad
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, e g, 400 n Bar
retto st, 77xlo0--Columbia CONSTR Co to
Edwin II Smith and ano. 1923 Southern
boulevard, July 20. 1918. due Jan 30,
1870 ~ atty. A Buliman. 1865 South
ls4TH ST. 3 8. 80 W Grand av. 2o.sx5s.i0
Emma Caven TO Jane R Wilson. S47
9Th ay. Oct 8. 1917. due as per bond
atty Jane r wilson Monroe N Y..s2sO
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BROKER IN BIG FARM SALE.

A. G. Nelson was the broker in the
sale OF Magnolia Farm at Freneau, n.
j.. to Clarence Ware Of Mount Vernon
for Frederick Brown,
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7 Voffee cabIes-HIo was 75 rels lower for rs at
5s525. Exchange SGD higher at II 3l.32d Re.
ceipts 1000 bags and stock 1900 bags.
In Santos spots were unchanged at 5000
higher. Receipts $4,000 bags and stock 2,7s3, 900
bags.
Receipts at Brazilian ports $1,000 bags
AKA inst So, 900 last year and 49, ono two years
ago. Sac Paulo had "a, ON, against a, 900 and
%. ooo. and Jundiahy %. 600 against 80, 900 and
SO, 900 bags respectively.