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VIII SON Sc VRACf DO SPOJ. STATU
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parn1ku George Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
shenk Buys Rockfall Flats at
Broadway and 111th Street
for $1,00O,00O.
TWO MURRAY HILL DEALS
Lebertan Corp. Is Buyer of La
Rochelle Apartments
Brisk Loft Trading.

Realty trading yesterday was uniform.
covering all nelds OF activity from loft
and Office buildings down through apart
ment houses to dwellings. Outstanding
among the transact ons was the sale of
the ten story Rockfall apartment house
at the northeast corner of Broadway and
l11th street, one of the largest of its type
in the upper Broadway section. 1t was
taken by Joseph Shenk. thu operator, from
the Rockfall Apartment Corporation,
John \. Armstrong president, for figure
said TO be slightly under the holding
price of S1,200,000.
The structure is assessed for $3.50, 900,
and occupies an irregular plot fronting
IS feet en- Broadway and 227 feet on
11ith street. 1t adjoins the Devonshire,
which occupies the remainder of the
block front on Broadway to 18TH street
The house has seventy apartments and
five stores, and its annual rental is $132,-
600 The negotiations for the sale, which
have been under way for several weeks,
were conducted by A. Weinstein. James
Wolf and Eugene F.. Hawkins for the
seller. and Morris & Schiff for the
buyer, as attorneys. Mr.. Armstrong
acquired the property in 1910 from Alex
ander Kahn soon after its completion. 1t
was said the price was S1,300,000. The
structure occupies a William Waldorf
Astor holding, which was acquired by the
builders in 1909.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish & Marvin sold for the Larchmont
Gar dens Company its residence on
Myrtle boulevard, overlooking Lake
Sheldrake, to Fenimore c. Goode Of
Clinton, n. j.. for Robert S. Nisbet, Jr,
his bungalow near the entrance 10
Larchmont Gardens at Larchmont to
Dan NJ. Harris; for Jacob Hecht his
residence on Palmer avenue at Mama
roneck to Robert B. Kinsey OF New York
City. and for Ernest Pritchard his prop
erty on Mountain road and Sarles lane
at PIeasantville, consisting of bungalow
and three-quarters of an acre of land.
to Walter J Nichols Of New York city.
Kenneth Ives & Co. sold for the es-
tate OF James o. Bloss the country place
on Pleasant Ridge road. in Harrison,
Westchester county, to Harmon August
The property contains eight and half
acres improved with a residence and
garage. 1t was held at 100000.
McLernon Brothers sold for a client a
plot 100x2S1 on the east side of Webster
avenue near Flandreau avenue. New
Rochelle. The purchaser will improve
with a private dwelling.
Godfrey Land and Building Compay
sold a house on lot 50x125 on Godfrey
road. Upper Montclair, N. j., to Charles
NJ. Hollis. and a lot 60x144 on Carolin
road, Upper Montclair. ". j., TO Williams
Realty Company for immediate develop
ment.
E P. Hamilton & Co. sold for G.. r.
Pearsall his residence on GIerside road.
South Orange, N. j.. to Harry r. Smith
for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET-Innes
G. Center sold for Mrs. Frances G.
Dunning at ITO East Eighteenth street
four story store and apartment
building on lot 25x92 to client for
occupancy.
LENOX AVENUE-Porter & Co. sold
for Justice Vernon NJ. Davis a house
ar 1874 Lenox avenue, near 120th
street, to a client for occupancy.
e t EIGHTY-FIRST STREET
Theodore A Kavanaugh OF the office
of John ]. Kavanaugh sold for Ed
ward ]. Mcclure to a client for occu-
pancy the four story and basement
dwelling on lot 16x102, at 36 East
Eighty-first street.
WEST TwENTY-THIRDS STREET.-THE
Bowery Savings Bank sold the four
story loft building. 25x9S.9, at 100
West Twenty third street, through the
Brown. Wheelock Company. The ten
ant is the buyer
EAST FIFTY-THIRD STREET-Mrs.
Elizabeth L. Stanton's dwelling. 1Sx
zoos, at SO East Fifty-third street,
has been sold by the Brown wheelock
Company. 1t will be remodelled.
MADISON AVENUE-The 1875 Madison
Avenue Corporation. with D. Reiss. B.
and L. Green as directors. has been
formed at Albany to take over the
five story building, on a lot 19xe5. at
that address. The owner of record Is
James Dodd
WEST SIXTY-FIFTH STREET
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Lowe
purchased from the estate of Samuel
Frank, SO to Sc West Sixty-flfth street,
three FIVE story apartment houses on
plot 75X1O0, near the southeast corner
of Broadway. held at $4,000 Ferdi-
nand Kramer was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Justice Charles L. Guy OF the Supreme
Court has appointed Eiek J. Ludvigh
receiver OF the rents of 9S West Sixty
sixth street, pending a suit brought by
Isaac E. Emerson to foreclose a mort
gage OF $4,000.
He'll & Stern have been appointed
agents for the property at 454-6-S Sixth
avenue.
The Nehrlng Company. Jules Nehr-
ing president. has been appointed agent
os three FIVE story apartment houses now
in course of construction east side OF
Wadsworth avenue. between 1S9th and
l9Oth streets, also of s32 West 1S5th
street, sac, 341 and 34S West Forty first
street. 6s7 Dawson street, 1864 Bailey
avenue. 1903 Broadway ard G62 West
184th street
Frances V. Smith is the buyer Of 1885
ogden avenue, sold recently by Charles
Wolf through Nehring Brothers.
William II. Hamilton is the buyer OF
1870 East Sixty-fifth street, sold recently
by the Brown-Wheelock Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
filters TO CARRY LETTERS.
Wilson and HyInn VIII SEND
Greetings 10 Prince.

The fiiers in the New York-Toronto
air race. which is to start from Roose-
welt Field, L. l.. Monday. will carry let
tiers from President Wilson to the Prince
of Wales and from Mayor Hylan TO
Mayor Thomas Church of Toronto.
among other letter exchanges. The
Prince and Mayor Church will send re-
turn greetings by the aviators who make
the trip back TO this city.
The start from Roosevelt Field will be
witnessed by a committee of the Forty
second Street Property Owners and
Merchants Association, consisting OF A.
r. Thorne. Travis II. Whitney, Arthur
Williams, Irving u Bush and Edward
w Forrest.
There are thirty entries for the s10.-
900 prize offered by John Nee. Bow
man. English, French, Italian, German
and American machines will compete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21

Ne chsFiStta l Bon SIS w. Ss' End sS
AAS,Es. y, due sept l., 1929, s%%; sst Ky;
co Tjis HIsr AX 7s So - ysis1iCO
American Tooth Mfg Co to Lucille J
Con. at Lawrence Park, Y. Aug ls
5,yrs 5h% atty, Lawyers q !, Ca
uNioN' Nv. issii.. s, isiCIisi.s-XdoipS
Gi1sburg and ano to Rsy. .DoetoT 1921
SANE NORTHUMBERLAND Sf Ts;il to same. pf,Its
xiidi9oS avg ~ yr. 90 atty; same; 500 O,s
son st, Avg 20, yrs, sS6 atty, I Brink oSo
cIFEoRp Xy, All; "a ss1ic.;7,i,'W ;,a il
nlyd Aug 70; :. y.. 60 atty ,s g 500
1ssTH ST, i5i e, SIS 10 sxioo.Martin Dug.
gan to Jos Glass, $50 u 186th st, Aug
ls. yrs, So; atty. Title Guar g T GO;
LOIS. s. ana 60, map observation-disclosures
Aginsky to Mt st Vincent Cooper and
L Assn, 1899 Arthur av. Aug 10, due
Dec !, 1922. ses attys, o'Grady Bro Sc
CLAY AV. W cor lisa ct, ioeSxi5.7-
Abr Sacks and ano to Leah Goldstein,
IS. 8 yrs. SO; atty. J N Liebnsr; 60
wE fik SEE ST, g. 75.s cre;ton az
Lowell, 2el Il 20lst st.. Aug 8, due, sc,
as per bond; atty, L v Lavelle. sSi
u 2SI,t st,t..';;.:";;;;;;;;,;.;.;''t;o;x,ssSSoo
Mary Eberle to Cornelia A Thorn. 27Ss
Morris av, April /, 2 yrs. SO; atty ~
145TH ST, 8. 100 W st AIMS av, 25x1O0
Ethel r Gardner ct al to Sarah Il
Harvey, 233 w 2Tth st, ct al, trus, July
3, 3 yrs, 5heS; atty. Lawyers Title a
T Co, 100 Bway. .............. ss'oVV
WASHINGTON AV, W ls6th st, COX
s11Lillian A Ward to Jas = Carey, 1903
beverly I'd, Bklyn. Aug Is, yr. as
per bond; atty, e l. Bersach, 3el e
1A9th nj 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov sold for
the Harris Building Corporation to a
client for occupancy the two story house,
on plot 22x126, on the east side of East
Nineteenth street. 400 feet north of
Avenue n. F'latbush.
Meister Builders. Inc, sold to a firm
OF builders seventeen lots on Seventeenth
avenue. comprising a whole block front
and two corners of Eighty-second street
ana Eighty-third street and Seventeenth
avenue; also southwest corner of S0th
street and Seventeenth avenue, 14O feet
on Seventeenth avenue and 100 feet on
Eightieth street This plot was held at
$4,000.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold, with
the Jerome Realty Corporation, at AIS
Fifth street, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues. the two story and cellar stone
dwelling, lot 1Sx100, for Minnie H. Stel-
ling to client for occupancy.
Howard C. Pyle & Co. sold eight lots
on the south side of Thirty-thlrd street.
between Third and Fourth avenues, for
Harris b. Greenberg to a builder who
plans the erection of apartments.
o. e. Allard & ]. ]. Levey Company
sold for client, Metropolitan Homes
Company. from plans. the dwelling. W tn
double garage to be erected on the west
side of East Twenty third street, near
Avenue J, Flatbush. plot 50x100, to a
client.
Frank H. Malone sold the two family
semi-detached dwelling. with garage, 344
Eighty-second street, for Augusta Bier
ring to client for occupancy.
Shamrain. Citron, Clark. Inc, paper
box manufacturers, leased from Robert
Gair Company the six story and base
ment building 43 and As York street at
the aggregate rental of 100000.
G. p. Butterfly leased for the Knowles
Bradley Company to the newly incorpo-
rated Federal Ship Repair Company the
properties at 1913 Van Wyck street and
All Van Brunt street, Erie Basin, with
an option to purchase within a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
MAKERS WILL ALLOT
MEMS SPRING SUITS
Manufacturers to Follow the
WOollen Mills Course Be-
cause Of Scarcity.

Just as the woollen mills are making
allotments Of piece goods for spring so
Of mems clothing will al
lot merchandise to retailers when the
selling season arrives, from present in
dications in the wholesale market. Man.
ufacturers assert that with the curtail-
ment of production by mills Of woollens
for spring It Is obvious that there will
not be sufficient goods to meet the de-
mand.
Reports in the market here indicate
that on account of the scarcity of all
wool goods demand has developed in
certain quarters for the cotton mixed
materials produced during the war as a
wool saving measure. Many houses
which are feeling the effects of the
paucity of woollens are said to be cut
ting up considerable quantities of the
war materials and placing the merchan-
disc on the market at prices sufficiently
low to make the goods attractive to GER
tain tobbers or retailers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
Suicide Charge Dismissed.

Mrs. Rosina Gonzolas Gamarra. who
wHs arrested on charge of attempted
suicide while kneeling on the steps Of
st Patrlck's Cathedral yesterday morn
ing was discharged in Yorkville court
Patrolman John Drawback of the East
Eighty-hrst street station testified the
woman had n bottle OF iodine which she
dropped as he approached. Magistrate
Ten Eyck held thCr~ vas no evidence
to prove tho woman intended TO take her
life, and advised her to seek action in
women's night court against an artist
whom she named as the cause Of her
troubles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
TWO MURRAY HILL FLATS SOLD

The two nine story apartment houses
in the Murray Hill section at 1873 and
144 East Thirty-sixth street. were sold
by Sharp & Co. for the James Humes
Building Company, which built them
about three years ago. They were held
at 100000.
The structures are among the most
modern apartments in the midtown sec
ton. They cover a plot 60. 9x9s.9. and
adjoins the southeast col ner of Lexington
avenue. They return an annual rental
of 100000. The sellers acquire the
site IN 1915 from Mrs. e. l.. Reaney, and
work on the houses was begun a few
months later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

MORRIS AVENUE-McLernon Broth
ers sold for Loretta G. Sweeny OF
Poughkeepsie at the southeast corner
of Morris avenue and 1880 street, a
vacant plot. 43x92. The purcha ser
will improve.
DEVOE TERRACE-McLernon Brothers
sold for John w. Washburn, at 2473
Devoe terrace, u two and half story
dwelling, on plot 25x100. The pur-
chaser will occupy.
FORDHAM ROAD-McLernon Brothers
sold for Armintha Merritt, the prop
erty at the southeast corner of Ford
ham road and Loring place, consist
ing of two three story buildings with
stores and apartments, on a plot
41x70.
MONTERREY AVENUE - e. sharum
bought from Joseph G. Abramson. at
2lO5 and 2023 Monterey avenue. two
five story fats, 51xs7 each. H. L.
Sonand was the broker.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-The Blosbin
Corporation sold at 1477 Washington
avenue, ninety feet south of Hist
street, a five story twenty family fiat.
on lot 47.6x100. ]. Clarence Davies me-
gotiated the sale.
MORRIS AVENUE - The Benenson
Realty Company purchased from Mrs.
Brask the dwelling, 20x100, at the
l77th street. The property was held
at $40, 900.
WEBSTER AVENUE-Fhe Benenson
Realty Company bought from John
S. Appleby the plot, 165x100. on the
west side of Webster avenue, fifty
feet south Of 1880 street.
KELLY STREET - Frederick Brown
sold to Morris Spiegel, through David
Geisler, S74 Kelly street, near Inter
vale avenue, four story nat, 3Sx1OO.
EAST 18TH STREET-Isaac Lowen-
field and william Prayer purchased
from August Elmer Of Elmer Ar
mand. a five story apartment house, on
a plot 75x98, at 273 East 176th street,
northwest corner of Anthony avenue.
The building contains suites or three
four and five rooms, arranged for
thirty-two families. and had been
held at $4,000. Wolfe Co.
and Max Alexander negotiated the
sale.
PALIsADE PLACE.. Osborne Smith
sold for John Kelley to Caroline Atz
1903 Palisade place, one family
detached stucco residence.
THIRD AVENUE-Muller's Casino,
three story structure with store at
2g94 and 1886 Third avenue, running
through to Bergen avenue, was sold
Yesterday in the Bronx Salesroom by
Henry Brady, auctioneer, to the ED
ling Brewing Company Tor S44,o5O'
The sale was the result OF a fore
closure suit brought by julia NJ. Grant.
trustee. against Pauline Muller and
others.
CLINTON PLACE-Willlam r. Lowe
| sold the two story dwelling ~ Clinton
place to Robert Drew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Peese & Gilman leased to the
MISSES Rebecca Cramp and Florence p.
GIN of Philadelphia the four story and
basement rs foot house at 122 East
Th'rty-seventh street, between Park and
Lexington avenues, and subleased, fur
nished. an apartment in the Verona, at
the southeast corner of Sixty-fourth
street and Madison avenue, to Ell Wink
ler
j. b. English leased the four story
dwelling at 129 West Sixty-first street.
Haggstrom & Callen leased for three
years the three story and basement
dwelling at 16s West Sixty-fourth street
to Joseph Holmes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased to the Mans
feel school of Dancing the parlor moor
in the builing at 1925 West Forty-third
street, opposite the Henry Miller
Theatre.
United Cigar Stores Company leased
the building at the southeast corner OF
Thirty fourth street and Eighth avenue !;
also the ground floor at the southeast
corner of Liberty and Church streets.
The Nehring Company. Jules Nehring
president, leasted stores in sol West
1920 street to Andrew II. Earnest and
to the DeMatteis Broiler Company; also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

li7rH ST. i1e w-Maxine Realty Co to
Title Guar & Trust Co (also atty, JIG
Bwey. July %, 1912. workmanship 900
1l5TH ST, g. 3626 18th av, s4,4x1s.ex
i-reg-Jas and Mary f Baird to VIM II
lockwood, 513 West End av. and Daniel
d Sherman, % Clinton av, South Nyack
n Y, exrs and trustees estate VIM II
Sherman. April ?. 1915; atty, d f sher.
man, Rector St. ................S.O 600
SAME PROPERTY-Same to same, Sept
!. 1908: atty. same. .,.;......:::.;:s6;ooo
Abr D and Rachel schlesslnger, 81 E
lojtk 81, 20 Ella Goodman. l46s 4sth 81
Bklyn, Dec 4, 1911: atty, Samuel @
Caller, 1872 Nassau ST.. .......35.50o
lo5TH ST. E-Same property: same to
same, Dec |, 1914; sttys Kheel & Oren-
stein. 81 Chambers $3.50
5sTH ST, 81 W-Fellcia II Castle TO Dry
Dock Saw Instu. S4l a5owery, May !,
1911: atty, Title Guar g. Co. l76
cHURcH ST, siS-Si7; Lispenard st. ss5-
Hubbard q Peixotto to Broadway saw
Instn, 81 Park pl. Dec 10, 1915; atty,
Richard Il Kelly, 2s3 Bway. 900
nth ST. Ga E-Wolf and May Messenger
to oliver ] Kernes, 26 Franklin st,
Bklyn. June IS, 1915: attys Amend 4,
NV Nassau tt........ '''tiioVV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21

a store in 500 West l7sth street and an
ONCE In the st. Nicholas Building, at
1920 street and st. Nicholas avenue.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased the
entire building at 3S0 Washington street
TO Max Fuchs for five years; the first
loft at 2S White street to Henry Koer-
ner 4 Co., and Offices In the Masonic
Building to Justin Collat and to George
Nikolon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

yon his house on Pacific street. Cedar
hurst, to Hugo Hill.
NJ Gross sold to r. Brenne- q plot
125x142. south side OF South street, east
Of Allen street, Jamaica.
The Jamaica Bay Yacht Club sold
a plot, 200x500. on Bay View avenue to
the Jamaica Bay Realty Corporation for
$4,000.
l.. A. Locke purchased from NJ. z.
Barton a plot 12sx216. south side of
Barclay street, west of Parsons avenue,
Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
SCHULTZ co. IN TWO LEASES.

The Schultz Cigar Company has
leased, through Barnett & Co., the grade
hoor in the Hotel Sinclair, at the south
west corner of Park avenue and 125th
street, for a term of twenty-one years at
a total rental Of $4,000. The space,
25NS0, will be cut up into stores, one of
which will be occupied by the Schultz
Cigar Company.
The Schultz Company also leased
through Samuel ]. Tankoos from Henry
t. Nugent. trustee, the building at 119
Newark avenue. corner of Grove street.
adjoining the entrance to the Hudson
and Manhattan Railroad station. Jersey
CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
Demand for Industrial Chemicals.

Drug and Chemical MarketS says this
week:
Judging from the demand for indus
trial chemicals there is much optimism
among the country's manufacturers for
they are buying their basic chemical sup
plies freely and do not hesitate to enter
INTO contracts for future delivery. The
market for technical chemicals is there
fore strong and rising, due to the scar
city OF spot stocks. Muriatic acid, caus-
tic soda and bleaching powders are all
very hard to find in New York. Export
demands for heavy chemicals have fallen
OF recently
Coal tar crudes. especially benzol and
toluol. are higher, and the prices of the
Intermediates are also rising. Textile
buyers of dyes are no longer LOOKING for
foreign dyes. evidently convinced that
the license Of imports will be adopted by
Congress, and she call for American dyes
Is insistent.
Great activity is manifest in the
crude drug market and over thirty items
Of Importance show market price changes
mostly In the upward direction"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
RIG 5rH AVE. ZONE LEASES.

A4Amuel Rosenthal & Brother. manu-
facturers of children's clothing, have
taken a new lease Of large space In the
eighteen story building at the northeast
corner OF Fifth avenue and Twelfth
street. They have leased from the Ellis
dale Company tho entire sixth to twelfth
and sixteenth floors In the building for
a term of five years from February,
1921, at yearly rental of $4,000, or
S360,000 for the term.
Thomas Smell has leased to the Win
fired Warren, Inc, the two four story
buildings, on plot 50x103.3 at 4 and
8 East Twelfth street for a term of
twenty-one years at yearly rental of
$500. The tenant will alter the prop
erty at a cost OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
VIII Discuss Trade Abuses.

Representatives of the Cloak. Suit
and Skirt Manufacturers Protective AS
ISOLATION and the Retail Dry Goods
Association will meet in few days 10
consider abuses in connection with the
substitution Of sizes by manufacturers
and to take some definite stand in re-
spect to the cost mark" bill. according
to statement by the Joint commit
tee stsrdaY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
DAVIES BUYS ISL PEARL ST.

The estate OF Siegmund Neustadt,
Agnes Neustadt, Casimir l. Stralem and
Mortimer L. Schiff, executors, sold to
]. Clarence Davies the four story build
ings at the southwest corner of Pearl
and Cedar streets. known as ISL Pearl
street and to Cedar street. The par
eel is IL" shaped and fronts 22 feet on
Pear, street and 1928 feet on Cedar
street, the westerly line measuring 1872
E.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
REVEALS La ROCHELLE BUYER

The Lebertan Corporation is the pur-
chaser from Eugenia o. Fitzpatrick of he
la Rochelle, an eleven story apart
ment house. 102x112, at the northeast
corner OF Seventy-fifth street and Column
bus avenue. reported sold last Saturday.
The house was built by Richard Deevens
and rents for over $4,000. The pur-
chaser paid all cash over a .$405,000
mortgage. W. N. Harte was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
Cotton Yarn Prices Decline.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-Cotton yarn
dealers yielded to the inevitable to-day
and again prices were widely cut, only
three groups in the entire list resisting
the downward pressure. This was the
second Important price decline in ten
days, and on both sides of the market
1t was accepted as the logical outcome
Of general business conditions.
Cuts in hosiery yarn quotations be-
gan at los and went right up the line,
prices being Topped OH from to cents
pound.
The most important of the downward
revlsions took place in two ply warps,
where cuts as wide as 10 per cent
were in evidence. The lower numbers
OF Southern single warps maintained
previous levels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
OLD BLEECKER ST. LOFT SOLD

William j. Roome & Co. and L. Tan
enbaum Strauss C Co. sold for the Ex-
celsior Savings Bank the eight story
lreproof store and loft building at the
northwest corner of Blocker and Woos-
ter streets, on plot 50x100, and known
as 1913 and 125 Blocker street. The
building is equipped with sprinkler sys-
TEN and freight and passenger elevators.
It was erected by the late Charles Banks
twenty years ago. In 1916 the bank
foreclosed the property and it has been
managed by Roome & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

GOTH ST. 1873 w-Hull. Grippen & Co agt
Trustees OF Columbia College In the City
OF N Y. owner; Lewis p Fluhrer Co. Inc,
contractor (renewaD ..s225.l7
Bronx.
PALISADE AV, 2531--Apex Metal Weather
Strip CO agt Eurena de Bobula, owner
Titus and Eurena de Bobula, contrac-
an ,orS s;iissHnarneitt' siiyerman' "
Thomas Lenane. owner; Morris Fein.
Harry Bon and Bon 4 Fem. Inc. con-
IrsStoGs rs, :, c,,,,
20Ox2o6-Hull, Grippen 90 agt Robert
Jacob. owner; Lewis y Fluhrer CO. Inc,
contractors (renewal .,...,...... S761 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-21

ID. and II. MINERS have sold e4s West
Lnu avenue, five story apartment
mouse, 2S.5xlOO, and a fourteen foot lot
adjoining on the south to Joseph ].
Liese' who plans to alter tbs building
INTO small suites. The property, which
enjoys permanent side light, forms part
OF the old Bloomingdale road. The
sellers had owned It for thirteen years
and held 1t at $4,000. Charles J. -Quin-
ian OF the Wood-Dolson Company, Inc,
negotiated the sale.