davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-11-21
BnooKLYN AN ACTIVE FIELD.

The Melster Builders have bought
from O Mr.. Van Veern twenty-nine two
story brick houses on EiEhty-third
street. Eighty-fourth street. between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth avenues.
Brooklyn. Twenty-thrse are one family
houses and six two family houses.
Howard C. Pyle q Co. have sold ten
three story brick, six family apartment
houses At 6tSN to GIT Sacltman street for
the estate Of Owen Byrne to Isadore M.
Kalb also a four story brick dwelling,
lot 26xlOO, at 127 Hicks street, for the
American Missionary Society to q client
the three story school. on plot 7bxlOO,
on the south side of Eighteenth street.
between Third and Fourth avenues. for
the Brooklyn Industrial School and
Home for Destitute Children to j. Plot
kin, who win convert II into factory !;
three story brick factory. on plot lO0x
ISO, at ll0-1I6 Classon avenue, for p.
Costarino to 8. d. Lawton; four story
brick factory, on plot 26x10o, at . Pres
tdent street, for B. Schwab to N. Bar
beta the southeast corner OF Gold ana
Johnson streets, q plot S5xloO, with
frame buildings, for the Metropolitan
Associates to a client for n factory site,
and the southwest corner of Henry and
Poplar streets. u plot 1o0xS0. with three
story brick factory and three frame
dwellings,, TOT Len buuuci' NSo'.S
Juquer and the estate OF Alexander ~.
Orr to the Mason, Au d Magenheimer
Confectionery Company
ID. o'connell, Jr,. has sold the three
story apartment, on lot 20xioo, on
the east side OF Flatbush avenue,
about 81 feet north of Hawthorne
street, for NJ. Huber: also 173 Rutland
road. a two story dwelling, on lot 2ox
100, 10 a Mr.. Heitmann.
The John pullman Real Estate Com
many has sold seS First street. two
story brownstone dwelling. on lot FOX
100, for Mrs. Fannie sigel to Thomas
n r. Williams q son hate sold the
.vro story brick dwelling at e5s .Hamh-
con avenue 70 r. Caldwell for Seeupaney.
The sun., 1918-11-21

HOGS--Receipts. 1850 head: one car Oh
sale. Market steady Medium to fair"
heavy iS NeT YORK and NJ Pen mn ,'ss neg
roughs, sl625: shoats. $3.50. Country
dressed hogs selling a. 233 &c. per ID
roasting ./s. esq 35c.
Sales--J. q. curtis & Son--Sinety-thr
State hogs l6s lbs. average. slsej:
rnughs. 40S. s16.i5 Kerns COMMIT sion
Co.-Twenty foYr state hogs. 40, sls.fs.
Tobin & ShannSn-Thrse state hogs. 2+3,
SlS..S: 81 ehoats, ~, sl5 80.
The sun., 1918-11-21
TRADING Is IN UPPER SECTIONS

EAST 123D STREET-The Hudwell
Corporation, Hudson p. Rose president.
has bought the three story brownstone
dwelling, on lot 15x1o0. at 123 East
1890 street from the Roger estate,
which had owned II since 1885. George
Grettell was the broker.
CLINTON AVENUE. Clarence Davies
has sold for Charles J. Crowley q
three story brick two family house, on
lot 1s.4xs0. at 1879 Clinton avenue.
ALDUS STREET - Louis Epstein has
sold the I'VE story apartment house. on
plot <2x107, at 97s Aldus street, for
Abraham Wolff to an investor.
CONCORD AVENUE-The Mary Cleer
estate has sold 4sS Concord avenue,
northeast corner OF 18th street, a
three story two family dwelling, on lot
sJxi50.
The sun., 1918-11-21
U. s. WILL RAISE
BAN ON BUILDING
War Industries Board Indi-
Gates That Restrictions Will
Be Lifted Soon.
PROFIT IN LOFT RESALE
21st Street Building Turned
Over Quickly-Small Prop
critics in Demand.

Withdrawal Of all restrictions on
building is foreshadowed in n telegram
received yesterday by the Mayors Com
mittee on National Defence from b. r.
McLennan. chief OF the non-war con-
stfuction section Of the War Industries
Board. II reads:
from the best information obtainable
here we believe that there is now avail
able SUFFICIENT labor, fuel, transportation
and building materfafs to warrant the
withdrawal Of all. restrictions on build
ing projects. We feel II the duty Of this
bosrd to aid the public apd the indus
tries 70 return to normal conditions as
quickly as possible. and unless there be
sound objections to this course by the
Stnto councils 1t IL our purpose 70 take
immediate action along this line. VIII
you kindly wire promptly your Views
and recommendations. having in mind
particularly the conditions In your sec
ton Of the country"
George Macdonald, chairman Of the
special committee on building and con-
struction Of the Mayors COMMITTEES on
National. Defence. after q meeting OF the
COMMITTEES yesterday wired an answer in
which he stated that the committee
thought II most desirable to withdraw
all restrictions as soon as possible and
that the interests of New York city
would be best served by prompt action.
The committee received notice from
the War Industries Board that the school
work which they had recommended.
totalling $2.260.42S, had been approved !;
Also an operation OF Armour q Co. at
sS5 Brook avenue. The Bronx. scosting
$4,000. Permits to proceed will be issued
at once.
The committee recommended four more
schools. one in The Bronx and three In
Brooklyn. which will cost s1.S21.4ss. and
approved work on another In Brooklyn
to cost $4,000. 1t also decided to take
under consideration for recommendation
the application of the Ella Realty Com
psny to remodel four buildings at II to
23 John street, the cost being $4,000
for each. An apartment house operation
at 2i33 Daily avenue, which is So per
cant. completed. was permitted to pro-
coed. An application OF the American
Safety Razor Company to make changes
in its plant at the southeast corner OF
Jay and johnson streets. Brooklyn. at q
cost OF s1s.676 was approved. as was an
application of the ]. @. White Engineer
ing Corporation Affecting property on
Prospect street, Brooklyn, to cost
$4,000. An application Of David c.
Scott to make changes in the heating
syutsm and elevator service at 80 West
Seventy-second street costing $5e.0eO
was taken under advisement.
The sun., 1918-11-21
MANN WOULD TURN
HOUSES INTO FLATS
Asks Realty Interests TO Unite
on Proposed Bill.

Frank Mann co,,.,..,.
Tenement Uou.a 6sa.n. vi he
out as ar advoc.,s - ,.,l' nas come
will permit nrneta H. n., on Mnion
dweliIngs co. ,nus conversfon OF small
letter sent 20 ,n,s,a...n nouse use; IN =
cites the fsct az. AT osSsaions ne
paSsed in taIs ,o Mson OH
praotics ora -. poNns nenecuvo IN
for unitsd .c,,no up'n 'no orsanSe,ions
workahis .n,snSn ~ an enort 70 eot
purpose ~ .",t,nm ~ p .e TOT hs
10 concantre,e .S., He paIues in,eres.eu
which r,aot. ,ha a s On vne plh
nnissionsr M.nr 'Vx UL All com
mites 81 tS,o 49,. ssSeo 'na' COM
zatIon, ,,,s.t a. az ~ VI .ne orssh-
-, ~ the omce OF the rene
The sun., 1918-11-21
BRONX LOTS AT AUCTION.

Jacob H. Brodsky. clothing manufas-
turer of Philadelphia, paid 3as, 200 yes
tsrday In the vesey street salesroom for
the plot Of seventeen lots on the east
side Of Jerome avenue, 1ss feet north
of 1e5th street and running through to
Cromwell avenue, with frontages Of 2l+
feet on each thoroughfare and being 400
feet, in depth. Mr.. Brodsky announced
that he, intended improving the property
with apartment houses when building
conditions permit The plot 10 located
lust north of the 166th street subway
elevated station on Jerome avenue.
The sun., 1918-11-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF. MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

HENRY ST. rs: losd st, II w--Edw Cold
sna Ms,y e KIm Sanis yno
f GoIdschmidt. 20 Liberty st: two
HENRY e;:R: ST. s,saiSn 81, and ,o .lftSS
Ewd Goldschmidt. 90T W 18TH 81. for
Emma 8. Kimberly; atty. Edw Gold
schmidt. 20 Liberty st; two asns: 5000
,sT Av. ics; lin st. COS f. Nv" WIN
Krais. exr Natalie Krats. TO VIM Krais.
lie. Vss p Mount IA s'I isfS ;. Mount sns
W ist st. Mount Vernon. n Y; sssns
RiviNaToN ST. s7s.stani.y; l. WON in
and ano. trustees' to Lawyers Mts co;
,,Ss s LEFTY sT az WIN Richard. 10
Edith J Caplss, 3ts W l2lst st; atty.
Lewis n White, Beskman ct 1000
l5sTH ST. a. 100 Bwsy-Jno L Cad:
Hutton, orange J; atty. Lawyers T
4 Co, 100 Bway ...................G
SAME PRo9PEsTwyIISSsG. .i " Barron IHu.,
Richd J cronRn. so Prospect pl; atty,
JsFPSssRsoN ST. IS. i parI r. and i'i'g ~
ThattOrd av. Bkiyn; atty. Hy o Faik;
9TH 81 T" q ioS W ID av, mtg ,I.;SoNH
las ist Ave. Inc. to Folsom corpn. -
Bible House; attys. Austin & McKownn:
SANE Shu PFfReoprRrrY.Fioi.o;ml' corpn I; 70
chas' S Folsom. at Castle Haven, Cam,
,o SIds ~ MS Ai liza 's sns DISCHARGED Nv
KILLER. at white Plains, N Y. and ano,
tIrs. &C; Attys. Wilson. q W. q. Wall
isTH.' lCS w-wiiiiam Krais, ssr, to
stiy. HSlden ( CO. IL " i't st, Mount %Hi
VEST ys1PG ESD x Il ut tsSss. mtg now sss
900. u psrt--Sst West End Ave corpn
70 Julie H. v Paterno. taS Riverside
isTH ST, los w-william Krais, eIr, TO
william Krais, ite Vista pl. Mount YER
y :H 4 H'' IN. Holden Co. YIG OCs
LOCUST Az. .'oi. also Trinity sv. sI2-
i,sth st; atty. cOrnsiis Hoyt. ssii E.
Ri t.sta 3 A AZ, -, 500 N i;i.S U 81.
.ssi 9, Issth st; atty. cornsiia AOyt. 81
BROOK Az. iti1 also courtlnndt ay. S SO
Beatrice N. McCandlish. extr, to Maud
Hili soAsiG :. assy. %Iss ss SFfiS S
coysTLANDT Az, u $50 Jpn Park ~. -,
Jena st. New Orleans. La attys' ssm.
sooS ss'' ~, iiiis.jc: ,ia:. to ny R:i. ~
81 2 lSstn 81 atty, Title Guar = -. :
st AIMS Av. W O. 75 s i5sth Of, 25xiO0
-Tredk L De Gravy. eIr. TO Julia p
closTER ST. s4s--Miidred solomon to
saml cowen, ssi Irvine st; atty. chas
II Friedrich, IS Nassau st...........N
RosEDALE Av. itss-Karl MiidsnbsrEer
to Hartford Fire Ins Co; atty. VIM D
Murray IS William st.::..... %, 1855
av, X Ellis X DoolinE TO Louise
Grant. Ei5 Emmons av, Sheepshead
Bay, N Y; atty Knox a d. ~ Cedar 81;
The sun., 1918-11-21
TURNS LOFT OVER QUICKLY.

The twelve story loft building at IL
ana IA West Twenty-frst street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, acquired
nj auction ten days ago by II. 2. Cohen
for s2os.o00. has been resold to the
newly formed Twenty-ffrst Street Realty
CORPORATION, l.. and 8. Benson and II.
bloom directors. The property occupies
a plot boxl00, and is assessed at s1s5.-
600 II yields something like s2s,ooo in
rentals annually.
The sun., 1918-11-21
To Improve Bushes. with China.

Attempts TO improve business relations
with China are TO be made by an organi-
zatlon that is TO be incorporated for the
purpose. The organization Ia to be
known as the American-Chinese Society,
and the City Club has appointed a COM
mittee to promote It
II is planned TO include in It's member
ship the most prominent business. liter
airy and political leaders of both coun-
tries. A mutual understanding OF the
affairs and attitudes OF each country Is
TO be aimed at. Appraiser OF the Port
Sague. who is prominently interested In
the formation OF the society. and who
recently returned from an extended trip
in China, said both nations will benefit
by cooperation.
The sun., 1918-11-21
Neal Heads Boston Elevated.

BOSTON, Nov. 80. Henry Neal was
elected president and Charles b. Emmons
general manager OF the Boston Elevated
Railway Company to-day by the board
OF trustees. Mr.. Neal began his career
as a boy In the shops OF the company,
and was vice-president when elected to
head the road. Mr.. Emmons. who was
second vice-president and auditor. has
held executive positions In many electric
railway companies In the middle West
and East.
The sun., 1918-11-21
BUYS TWO 10TH ST. HOUSES.

A Jewish congregation now worship
ping on Pike street has bought So and 81
West 10th street. two three story and
basement dwellings, on plot 34xlOo.11.
near Lenox avenue. The former house
was secured several days ago from
Ogden Davidson. Tho latter house was
purchased yesterday from Martin Beck.
The sun., 1918-11-21
wEsTCHEsTER PLOT DEALS.

The Robert L Farley Organization
has sold for the Estates of Tappan Zoe
an additional plot on Broadway. in the
Philipse Manor section of Tarrytown. to
Powhatan Boiling. and for the Union
and New Haven Trust Company. as
trustees, twp plots on Linden avenue In
the Nepperhan Heights section OF Yon-
kers to W. @. Duncan of this city.
The sun., 1918-11-21
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

Dale, Francis C.--western Union
Telegraph Co.: Jan. 81. 1918. 1854
jackson. Edgar RI Levsy;
Aug, 8, 1sH.............-... 21T.I
Aug. 9, 1915. ............,..., 77i.lo
Same-N. d. Diamond; Dec. 30.
e,Ae nav
Suverman, Samuel; John Horwits
and JoHeph Horwitx-J. Levine
ct al; Oct rs, 1p1s......... 5S2.5:
Nixon. Lewis\& Sallie W.-StA-
W 19iS .:;........,...,...'..... :.7llsi
hrlnsky, Nathan RaVenswood
Paper Mills Co.; oct 5, 1915. 1891
becker, Louis--Northern Bank of
N y; Nov. 20, isiO.......... l.4Gi.4'
BRoNI
colgate G. Cor. Herzog ms
- admr Jnne II. 1eiS....,..., {i.?6s,S2
Greenwa.d Philip Clahln, Inc;
Aug. II. lgiS................. :i2.O0
Hehen. Henry-C. ". Dellett;
July 2, lslS.................. s@..0T
Hosato Ice Coal Co, Int
Deberardino; May g. I9ls.... s33.l2
The sun., 1918-11-21
To Uphold Textile Markets.
Special Despatch 10 Tn. sus.

WAsHISGToN, Nov. 2o.-Values in the
textile markets are not to be upset by
the sudden selling OF Government owned
goods This fat became known to-day
1t will be the policy of the Government
to sell it's goods gradually at prices
which will not conflict with those set by
the War Industries Board.
Where goods are critically needed IN
the civilian trade they will be disposed
OF at a rate commensurate with the de-
M nd
The sun., 1918-11-21
BUYS bankers LII. ESTATE.

Willis Mcdonald. vice-president Of the
Brooklyn Trust Company, has sold 10
Mrs. Chaunoey L. C. Ditmars his resi-
dence. on a plot 1S0x36o. at the south
west corner OF Bayview avenue and
Avon place. Amityv!lle, L. I. It was an
all cash transaction and was bought for
OCCUPANCY
The sun., 1918-11-21
THE GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2O.-Prospects OF an
increase in the movement OF the new
crop had a bearish effect to-day on
corn The market although unsettled
at the close. was &c. 70 2iac. net lower.
with December $685. To s1,2sh and
January ;i.31% to S1.31h. Oats nm
ished a4c. to 1i5c. down. and provisions
up sc. TO 81.
Hedging sales depressed oats. Be
the visible supply total showed liberal
increase.
Provisions were dull but nrm. No
tice OF an embargo on hog shipments
to Chicago Thursday and Friday op-
Grated as a strengthening factor.
wHEAT-vlsihle supply during last
the ,o.ai 10 eomp.red xits
is,6siOOo last year. There is also a lib
eral supply OF wheat at mills and country
a falling on in the movement at interior
points
CORN-Market dominated largely by
technical conditions and as shorts had
day tho demand was less active and values
experienced q net los of about Y to ~
cents. In the local cash market No. vel
low. s.s3k cost and freight New York.
OATs-Iocal cash market was easier:
standard auotet az Hbe;; No white,
fancy clipped white, ssH 9sBYc.; ordinary
clipped white. S2h ds3hc.. AL elevator.
RYE-Market Arm: No Western.
81 rs cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market hrn; feeding. Slis;
milling sl22 cost and freight New York.
BUCRWHEAT-Marke quietS sound
milling sS.S5 cost and freight New York.
HAY-Market firm; No. !, nominal; No.
:. tisSGlOo; No. 3. n.7c8iso.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1918-11-21
Break in Drug Prices Expected.

In some quarters OF the drug trade a
break In prices is feared. IN other quar-
ters It is hoped for. Those pulling for
the break are refraining from buying,
believing that the lack of purchasing
power will send prices down. They also
believe that curtailment OF Government
contracts will have a tendency to de-
press prices
Manufacturers who are trying TO pre-
vent the break have applied to Govern
ment officials for an adjustment OF their
contracts at as early a date as possible,
according TO the weekly review OF the
trade by Drug and Chemical Markets.
The sun., 1918-11-21
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.


BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
JEROME Av, 9, isS 16bth Ut, 2iSx
200, to Cromwell avi vol sale go Jacob
II BrodslSy. of Phiiadslphia, Pa. SIS, 900
BY Henry Brady.
iiBTH ST. l6I =, 27xlooll. 4-sty blk int
Farmers Loan q Trust co agt c C
RuEhby ct al; due. $40, 1so.t7i taxee,
&c, $3.50; to the plaintiff. 50. 900
10Th ST. 1874 W, 2bxps1l, b-sty tht--
Frances Hottie agt z 8 Poets ct nj; due,
y2i.Sss3e; taxes, &c. $3.50; to the plain:
TIN '.''.''' '''''''''' ''''''''' 's]V'"VV
BY Joseph p. Day.
lsT Az, 1888. 1Sxs1. S-sty tint 4 strs-c L
SIlveroene ct al agt BosEufh Realty Co
1T al: due, tls,e+s.is; taxes. &C. sl2
70 the plaintiff .................. Nb'oo0
BY L, J. Phillips a CO.
1sT ST, as E, 2o7x72lxso.4xTt.s. b-sty tint
q strs--J az SeliEmann agt Rose Cokut
ct al: due, sl63st7I; taxes. &c. H.
2lBls; 10 the plaintiff. 900
BY Samuel Marx
PEII, ST. ., a6.lx8e. 5x26xsS,l, 4-sty tint e.
strs g. +-sty rear tnt-P w MoConihe agt
" Jennings ct al; due. si4.sio.se; to
the platntn ...-.-'-.''... -tf'Se"
lat saos THIRD AVENUE.l
by James ]. Donovan
Av, sloto. 10 io4t, T5xiooi
vacant--Mutual Life ms co akt Bronx
Maternity Hospital 81 all due ss'ess,4ti
taxss, Gs. lit.se; y The plaintiff. .tLbse
The sun., 1918-11-21
Woollen Mills Expect q.
Big Civilian Business
Special DespatcA to Tnx sux.

~ osToN, Nov. 2o.-Milis are pre-
pairing for a big civilian BUSH
hess. This ia gathered from
the numerous inquiries In the mar
ket Cor noils and wool waste In the
past two days.
It 10 believed that buying by the
mills is only being delayed pending
the attitude the Government adopts
in disposing Of wool It owns and what
II decides on regarding foreign wool
imports.
The sun., 1918-11-21
wooDHAyEN PLOT BUYER.

The Constant Holding Company has
sold to NJ. HRnsteen n plot. 40x10o feet.
on the west side OF Eighty-sixth street.
south of Jamaica avenue. woodhaven.
The sun., 1918-11-21
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
TWIN name and address Of owner and
attorney


Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street)
hA!9Hr sT, ms, 177e Q Hudson ct, 2s.ex
Vestry st--Jno Fleming to
west Beach Realty Corpn, 10 Cedar ct,
So@S,," liens; atty, U T @ Co, 90
sANS PRoRERrY--w;;s., Beach really y
S sR = i IsS =! El' min q cor Nor
o9 R.s,S1 =, ST. ;,:i;: sstiSS.;wsi.a:..
s%.y, To St R0; ,.od RS:.ity a Constr Co. ,;s
ssty:, Lachmsn q ooidsnlth, IS Mas:
TIA 81, iii u. axis: ith at, 40 Il III. :aGS
lss Clinton st, b 4 ., =, ali liens,
NOV 20; atty. A F silverstone. $50 Mas
sTH ST, sas.io m. is.Sss;.sM;Na;;h;.in; t,iol
iI;v ssS pslyI mtg $4,000. All liens. NoY
OIh ~. sw cor 18th At. runs " Ss,ioS--
Mast Mas s. .sth 81 Realty cotrn. TO Land
$1,000. Nov ~; attys, Marks q M, 60
wv" '''..'..'' .''.>'.....,. .tlOO
Eest Side.
'HeH or Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetR)
1' Prs 81 lo9-is ID. acknowledgements
S1oc. All liens. Nov IL: atty, Title
,Luar Co. ITS Bway ....... ti2:. 500
OH 81. sas 70. e5xl02 Cecilia Greenberg
20. nnennle Posner. 1880 Mad av, mtg
SGvVu, all Hens. Nov 4; attys, Brande
CIV nWS. ''.'............. vi
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between rourts.n,h
ser,, 60 ana 10th streetsO
IN. t2s . Col ev. 21x10Os-
III Bway, mtg $40. 600, ali liens. Nov .;
ap'y' Julius III Zieser. PIT Bway. :. 100
Uptown.
,Ss TfrnR "a. Island. north OF 10th street.)
i<SD ST. 1o1 w. 20x1O0. 11-Fredk p Ham.
mtg $4,000. ali liens, Oct "a; atty,
husehe sweeney. ~ w 12oth ut. .....iI
Bronx.
Borough of The Dronx.)
FERHf AV. ., 1899 q 20Sth st, 2OxlOo-
TISSTT9pn nsae Rhy co;pn 70 Irene Goetz.
,,sH Byrnes & co. $50 w 20fth st 81
lSoTH ST. n 8, 1870 W willis av, 2oxioo-
Simirn Hoyt TO Corneiia Hoyt. 3si r
iSnbh 81 undivided .interesD, July 70
ses"' atty Cornelia Hoyt, 8s1 r Jseth
MILL III; GREEK, and s. being plot t as.
1rst to Geo y fuckhofer. 100 Riverside
10 pssiys; Sep; 80: atty, Geo p Puckhofer,
NELSON Av. :. a7so ;1isi7tb' 8: $500 SSo
lo-Harriet Adams to sallicia Rlty
arp ise Bway. mtg $3.50. Nov 10
MILFORD Av. 1907. W a. 26XiOoEchri..
iz8d ct. Nov 10; atty. ar Co, 1Te
The sun., 1918-11-21
RENTS MADISON AVE. HOUSE.

Douglas L. Gilman q Co. have leased
the four story and basement dwelling at
T7B Madison avenue for DIR. Stafford
Mclean to H L. r. Emmett of Tuxedo
Park. furnished, for the season.
The sun., 1918-11-21
RECORDED LEASES.


Az, Iss-ss, ail-Fredk
Williamson ct al. heirs. &C. John q
Williamson. to Alfred Neuhsus, 17s w
s7th at, yrs from May !. 1919; address,
A SeuhAus. ass Columbus av. $1,000
Av. ls42-i6. ell-Marcus r osen-
thai to Fannie Stern. 1850 Madison ev.
yrs from Nov l. $3.50
is9TH Eft. Sass E, all--Fredk Lese 70
Lima Maskovitz, l7i2 Bathgats az,
yrs from June l, 1911: atty. Lena Mos
The sun., 1918-11-21
REsELLs l.. I. CITY FLATS,

Wallace J. Hardgrove of the Queens
boro Corporation has resold for the
Queens Operators Corporation. to an in
weston. four apartment houses on Potter
avenue. near Steinway avenue, Long
Island City.
The sun., 1918-11-21
Cotton Prices Held I'D.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Postponemen
Of the announcement OF the new prices
on cotton yarn has been found necessary.
They wens TO have been announced to-
day. but a mistake in the basis OF their
compilation makes It necessary to hold
them back until next week.
The sun., 1918-11-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

GREENWICH Av, OF & 30, and 18th It,.
2aS w-Prudential Iron Works. Inc aEt
Ernest w Cardozo and Michael II
CardoZo, owner; A J Schleslnger, con-
.orH or ;os CO., ....',,,;.c, k7vu
Construction Co Rgt Gertrude Meyer,
owner: Benjamin Foss. contrac-
Sn
The sun., 1918-11-21
TAKES PARK AVENUE SUITE.

Douglas L. Gilman a Co. have leased
apartments at All Park avenue TO Fred
erick 3. Calvin; at 500 Madison avenue
to G. d. smfthers: at 46 East Sixty
second street to Louis r. Stoddard.
The sun., 1918-11-21
TAKES DEGNoN TERMINAL SITE

s. Hickman. Manhattan manufacturer,
has bought from the Degnon Realty and
Terminal Improvement Company the
plot. 10ox15o, at tho southwest corner of
Nelson avenue and Manley street. Long
Island City.
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PennsyIvania Crude OH Market.

OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. 2o.--Credit hal.
ances. 81; runs. s6.0s0; average. 76,0SS.
shipments. ss.A7S; average. B5.sib.
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

WALL st, 10, TO a B-story bank-Me-
chanics and Metals National Bank, 10
Nassau ct. owner. A b TrowbridEe,
architect; cost ..................tS 900
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Bronx.

2S2D ST. n q, sac Q Paulding av. 30xi0o-
~ Jacob Levy agt I.orillard Bldg Co. Inc.
owners and contractors......... $sea
JEROME Az. 1s6s--DanieI Jordon aet
George b Ebermeyer. owner; william 3
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BUYER FOR ORIENTA PIT. ACRES

Charles Field Griffen q Co. have sold
Tor the Darlington estate It's country
place on the Sound at Orienta Point,
Mamaroneck. The property consists OF
twenty acres OF shore front land, large
mansion and outbuildings
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18Th ST, ss7 w-Louis Muller art Laura
Cregan ct al, July 8. 1918 .........tl26
ssTH ST. cI W-<Same agt same. July 5.
iSlo ''....... ...,...............t l6o
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East Side


SOUTHERN BOUI. e g. so Aidus st, AK
loo--Sovis Holding Corpn to Minnie
mtg ,ss, 600, Nov &, ins;als. So. St:W
II ZIsser, III Bway....,.......S? 500
MOHEGAN Av. cor 1874 st. s75x40.7x
d wnkens 7oi W l77th st, Nov Is, due
Dec l. 1923. Sc; attys. Elfers & A. ?77
SWsy 70 49,; " 500
ll3.lOx50xl3Iil - Giuseppe odIerno 10
Pasquale A Richie, 562 Morris av, prior
mtg $4,000, Nov 10. due as per bond;
atty. Pasquaie Richie. 562 Morris
MILFORD AV. 1907. W :. 25xioO-E!!z
Maioy TO Christian Swanson. 1925 Apple
ton I'd: 10Y ~ irstals. Sc; atty. ri;le
PARAMOUNT PL. s75. N s.25xlOo-Daisy
T Meyer to Bank Clerks Cooper Il g. /.
Assn, go Beaver st. Nov IS, instals. So:
atty. Title Guar & T Co. l7s BMay a. 700
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Yesterdays Fires.
i5-s72 Manhattan av.; owner I'M
EnAWn TrIal

S;i5-ss W, ia5th St; Chatham a
PM
1:tb-s72 Manhattan av.; owner un-
known .,.''...,, ,',.'.... .TrlnlnB
2;2o-l0s Norfolk St; Samuel Ca
lecn ',.,,,.......'. slight
S:25--li w. 18th st; unknown. .TrinIns
4:46---s47 Tenth av.; Jane Gibbon. Trlfiing
4:6o-lb W. 9lst st; Ell. Y. Co ,ITrining
5:es-is5th ST. ana Ryder av.. The
Bronx; wagon, William II.
G;sO-sistS st.; N y. N, II. & II.
s;l5-Ss w iiiiist' 81; william isn1no"H
81 Brown .I.....,--..-....,..Tr ining
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MiuneapoIi. Grain Married..

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov Colour I'M
Barley, ole, 9Si; rye. No. 9.
sl.87h 9l6sh; bran, $2I73; fax.
S890@3.ss.
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10th ST. a23 E-IsabsllA d Harrington
70 tho Mutual I4fc ms Go. June II,
1904; atty. Law pept, 80 Cedar ct. $500
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SALES ny AUCTION.