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BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marro
rian a., 1SS I5s: Sii;1S; Marcy; Msn.sS,
$3.50; Lady Washington, California, $50
Y7,I5; small white. California s7.5Oa1.75;
fs matte 5 5as.hG ksSSSJ a TsRsss
MslSsn,shgrisn, s7STSO; red tidnsy, choice,
toki. Manchurian, .6955o; yellow eye, $40
s,ilSn'y choice ni5sSsias5; iTp s5Ha
cess lsIs Chilean. 'sg7; BAYOU. chilean.
eSiosnl lonssi Ss sgS'G pn saof csl.oT SSS
s7.25; Lima, caiifornia, choice. sSag25.
PEAs-seotch, 1918. H47,7Si green, Wis
f Sai6n ;sfss esS7 t?@ eSioi sSsGo SafG
!apans:.. .ysoSsi, Gsck eye, California.
t1o3lo.5o; white, small. Manchurian. SEQ
$50; large. ss9s.5o.
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
H.. 5CSs5ohc; extras % score. 4shc;
to 81 score, ts@47hc.; lower grades, IS Q
45hc.: unsalted, higher than extras, $40
53hc.; extras, b2@52hc.; firsts, 50951hc.
finest, 4oS4sHc.; good to prime, an q
4Shc.; common to fair, b@47c; reno
waited, hrsts, 4s94shc.; lower grades. - y
i7c.; seconds. I6c.: lower grades, $40 SAC.
packing stock, current make, No. 1, Asa
45hc.: No. 2, 44hc.; lower grades, Al "
4ic.
CHEEsE-state, whole milk. fresh nats,
colored, h.. s21S2%c, white. S2132i1 c.
average run. coiorei. 81A9s1%o.; white,
3193i&c.; lower grades 500 5ot c.; twins.
size; average run, white. si9Slhc.
colored, 8198lho: lower grades, ESQ
30hc.: Wisconsin, whole milk. twins, fresh
Sl@3sno.; single daisies. fresh. colored
3sh a 33c.; double daisies, colored, fresh
S2932ho. Young Americas, fresh, 33h q
Sic.; state. skins, specials 24h q26c;;i
prime to choice, 2O92tc.; fair to good
15Q19c.; lower grades. 7@1tc.
COTTONSFFD OII-Range of prices:
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APARTMENT FOR w. osTH ST.

Jacob Axelrod & Sons. who have put
up number of notable apartment houses
on the upper West Side purchased yes
terday from William O'Connell the four
story dwellings at so to &c West Sixty
eighth street, near Columbus avenue, on
which they Will begin Immediately to
erect nine story apartment house, with
maid service for the tenants, the cost OF
which will be included in the rent.
The site is 7s.3x100.t, and the apart.
ment house which will rise on 1t will
cost approximately 100000 1t will
contain suites OF two and three rooms
The servants quarters will he placed on
the top floor. The combined plots were
recently assembled by Mr.. O'Connell, sc
West Sixty-eighth street was acquired
only few days ago His asking price
for them was $4,000 A loan of $780,
900 will soon be made to finance the
apartment proposition. The Nehring
Company and Vasa X. Bracher were the
brokers' Phillips & Avery were attor-
neys for the sellers
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COTTON IS UP MORE
THAN So A BALE
Activity Shows Increase and
Much New Buying Makes
Its Appearance.
PRICES STEADY AT CLOSE
Heavy Profit Taking Occurs at
Finish and Final Figures
Are 90 to 1902 Up.

Advances OF considerably over IS
bale were scored in the cotton market
yesterday with business more active
than in the last previous session. The
rise was due perhaps more to tho anx-
iety OF shorts to cover commitments for
over the holiday than to anything else.
Many feared further bad turn in
weather conditions or some unforeseen
factor, and the movement at times was
spectacular.
There was a good deal of new buying
by the trade and Wall Street and the
trend occasionally was anything but reg
ular. Many factors seemed bearish.
Bulls had to reckon with the unsettled
Manchester strike situation and the re-
sultlng weak English spot and futures
market. There was, however, the more
favorable weather map. which showed
that very little rain had fallen and that
conditions everywhere were clearer.
Favoring the bull elements was a
Washington despatch which said that
the Shipping Board had lowered freight
rates on cotton to Adriatio ports so to
rs cents 100 pounds. A storm fore
cast for the East Gulf States was the
principal cause of alarm among those
short of the staple. The strong and
active securities market played an i'm
portant part in swaying sentiment
The local market opened steady I'M
changed to 20 points higher. July's FIRST
sale was 32.1oc-; August. 33.10c. Octo-
Der, 1880 December. S1.e5o. January.
3l.60c. March. 81.30o, and May, 31.45c.
After some slight uncertainty the trend
turned decidedly strong. Many commits
sion houses seemed DESTROYS of absorb
ing all contracts offered and profit taking
had no effect {.
The real move did not start until after
midday. Then buying turned general
and active. prices soon advanced more
than 100 points. Notable was the fact
that very little cotton appeared even
near the peak Of the rise, which was as
lunch as Sc a bale over the close OF
Wednesday. Exports were favorable,
with nearly $1,000 bales being cleared to
European ports
The last half hour saw some irregu-
larity. as heavy realizing began to take
effect but prices in all cases remained
100 points up with the undertone excAl-
lent The close was steady, SO to l02
points higher.
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FINANCIAL NOTES,

noin,a or'n ~, trust Company has been APP
II 'n1u transfer agent for stocks Of the
nr9 Hls mem Motors Corporation and OF the
United Retail Stores Corporation and ~
lstrar OF the first preferred stock Of tie
ConSoieum Company, Inc. Wv
L. a. Morcross and II II. Martin wore
| appointed assistant cashiers of the NV
Netherlands Bank '"e We"
NM lineage go Stock Exchange has admitted
rsular list. 10 'h'
Directors OF Finance and Trading Cor-
poratioh erected Harvey ID. Gibson a direc-
TOR OF the corporation and a mamh.r oT
us executive committee. They apnnIn.od
as Tee-presidents Of the corporation oliver
o Lyioru ana Edward $. Moore NJ Chi
cago Mr.. Moore will be in cbnrpa q, m ~
ceompany's Chicago office OF the coTpora.
non, which VIII be opened on or about
Hartman National Bank has d,c,arod
semi annual dividend OF 8 per cent, nav
anle on July to stockholders OF record
AT the close OF business yesterday
Jules $. Bache OF j. S. Bach. a On ha.
Se C elected director Of Julius Kayser
Miami Copper Company produced ssk
Sos pounds of copper in june eSSin.t
i.es9,6OO in May. ' against
Phelps Dodge Corporation reports pro-
aueti3n OF copper for June was S.llb,sS5
Arthur b, McArdle. formerly bank .x-
S Tnnt banking Department. State OF New
~ M NJ mas become member OF the arm
Gold coin TO the amount OF $4,000 900
mas been Withdrawn from the sub-Treas-
gHry for shipment 10 Spain, 5000, 900 for
south America and 500. 900 for Mexico.
making total OF $500, 900.
Inc dividend OF per cent. on Virginia
Eeliway ana Power Company preferred
stock, declared on December 20. ana nav
ment OF which was deferred viii be paid
New York Stock Exchange has admitted
TO trading 100000 additional shares OF
common stock trust certificates OF the
tennessee Tennessee Copper Chemical Corporation
without nominal par value.
Charles E. Doyle g. Co. have issued a
Circular on Santa Cecilia Sugar Corpora
tion. the common stock OF which has tust
been placed on . dividend basis,
The secretary OF the Investment Bankers
Association OF America announces that the
next annual convention OF the association
FL and 20. ~
Drake q English have moved to s:
Citizens National Bank appointed Samuel
cashiers
,,on as sI.ont n ESrsisn Barking Corpora
tsS and Stanley 70. Dlkin dlrSotosA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-04
COMMERCIAL LEASES

Pease & Gilman leased Offices in 40
West Thirty-ninth street to tho Planned
publicity Service and the Mason Foot
Ointment Company.
George w. Gustus leased for a term
Oh 'wehty-one years in the building 2O4
amsterdam avenue to Max Cohen, who
expects TO erect Ave story Apartment
with stores OF which Mr. Gustus bns
been retained as agent
AmeB & Co. leased in Q East Thir,iath
street a basement store to Ned Levin
parloT moor store TO the Morton Cloal,
corporation. two upper floors to Annia
babian also leased for Mrs. Maggie A
Pefrer the parlor floor at 4 East Thrift.
eth street TO Morris Poller and for II
Nelson Flanagan tho parlor floor at 81
West Forty sixth street to +. Gutierrez
Dun 4 Brown leased for William
Hobson TO the Riviera Companv tha
third loft in sol West 145th street N'''
The Brett 6 Goode Co. suhleaso6 tor
the Commercial Pen Manufacturer
Company the fifth floor OF 3S0 Canal
street to Albert ]. Behrens and have -
ranged an extension OF lease also
leased space in 25 West Fortv-ff,b
street TO the Photoplay Magazine puh-
fishing Company for a term of years AZ
an aggregate rental OF s25, 900.
A V. Amy & Co. and Charles F,
schuyler leaseu Tor Il. A & W. j. Nor
gan dwelling at IS West Fiftieth street
Columbia College leasehold.
George W. Gustus leased for a term
or twenty-one years the building 2O4
Amsterdam avenue TO Max Cohen,
Il J. Phillips & Co. and d. s, Gerou
leased TO James Butler Inc, for Thoma $
Hastings the store at l62 Broadway
TO George Neuburgh.
Scovell. Wellington q Co, now in IN.
Woolworth Building. leased large quar-
ters In the Lords Court Building, 27
William street
The Houghton Company leased for
Henry B. Wesselman the three story
dwelling at 500 West 103d street to
Maize Z. Buckley.
Louis schrag leased In s44 Sixth ave-
nue the nrst loft to the Century Braid
Companyi the second loft 10 BernarS
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Buckley & Horton Company sold sos
Putnam avenue, between Tompkins aud
Throop avenues, a two story and base
ment dwelling, 20x100. for L. d. Blum
to a client for occupancy.
Realty and Architectural Service Com
pany sold for w. H. Dana the residence
at l115 Ffftieth street s. @. Cooley.
Samuel Galitzka and J. Jacob sold for
Percival J. Peters TO a client the two
family house, 25x1OO. at the southeast
corner of Newkirk avenue and East
Ninth street.
Richard X. Plum sold 1906 Fort Ham
ilton avenue, a two family house, for
Margaret A. Bowling to j. Josephson
500 and 665 Gates avenue, two four
story flats, for Miles L. Peck; 1879 East
Ninth street. two story dwelling, 90
Catharine Fox; 1924 Snyder avenue
corner of East Thlrty-second street, h
two family house. for ]. o. kalb TO
Joseph Lawrie; 3102 Snyder avenue
southeast corner OF East Thirty-frst
street. two family dwelling. for George
]. Berlenbach southeast corner of East
Twenty-eighth street and Farrasut
road, two family dwelling with garage,
for Anthony Bockmill: 965 New York
avenue, two family dwelling, for X.
Trerkler to Blanche Mende, and 252
East Twenty-f1fth street, a two family
dwelling, for Henry Burkinsher to Will
lam c. Hardlow.
NJ. Bennett & Sons sold for William
Kline to Jesse It. Cary the three story
and basement dwelling at SO Fourth
avenue.
James B. Fisher sold the vacant plot.
80x250, at the southwest corner of Ocean
Parkway and Cortelyou road for Con-
rad Muller to a builder. who will erect
thereon modern houses; 202 Argyle road.
one family. frame detached house. on
plot 60x100. in Prospect Park South,
sold for Eleanor w. Robinson to Will
lam E Brown; the two family brick
house at IS Oakland place for Messrs.
Drapkin & Goldberg to John w. Lob
man; 579 East Nineteenth street, a two
and one-half story frame, detached cot
tage, on plot 60x101. sold to Emma q.
kuster for the Yerma Realty Company
the two family frame, detached resi-
dencei with garage, on plot 30Xloc,
known as 435 East Fourth street, sold
for Hope F. Bentley to Mabel p Smith.
625 Beverly road, a two family frame, de-
tached residence between Ocean Park
way and East Eighth street, was sold
for Blanche L. Baulch to Rudolf Alex
ander; a two family detached residence
Oh the easterly side of East Fourth
street, 22O feet north of Avenue c, on
plot 30x100, sold for Margaret w. Petch-
tie to Sarah Z Purdy: semi -detached
brick apartments on south side OF Cor
telyou road. about 10 feet east of Flat
bush avenue. sold for Carrie NJ Dunn
to Lillian +. Eason; vacant plot on tho
easterly side OF East Nineteenth street,
about sS feet south OF Newkirk avenue.
| with a frontage OF 40 feet on East Nine
tenth street, sold for Annie X. Austin
| TO Russell Irish, for Improvement with
detached cottage; the one family. de-
| tached stucco house at the northwest
corner of Avenue and East Third
street, on plot 30x95, for the Realty
Sales Company to Mary A Mallon for
| occupancy.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

II. Goldschmidt leased the Smith house
on johnson place, Cedarhurst. to Arnold
Pollak; the Brewer house on johnson
place and the Charles Sachs house on
Burton avenue to A. II. Strauss.
c. Fritz sold TO NJ. Schmidt 53X1oo,
north side OF Woodbine street. northeast
of Forest avenue, Ridgewood
The Bay Side Homes Company sold 20
II. Ebert 40x100, west side of Bismarck
avenue, west OF Lamartine avenue, Bay
side.
Baker Crowell, Inc, sold the former
Cuneo tract at Great Neck, i. l.. with a
frontage of 1895 feet on Kings Point
Bayview and Steamboat roads to David
L. Hoober.
The Wildwood Building Corporation
purchased from l.. Billiard ,l00xl7S,
south side OF Jamaica avenue, west OF
1920 street Jamaica,
e Breul sold 10 !. Smith 60X100. north
side OF Avondale street, west of Manor
avenue. Jamaica.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for Henry III
Meeker to Mrs. Virginia d. Morgan the
dwelling at 316 Lexington avenue ad-
Joining the northwest corner of Thirty
eighth street, and arranged for the sale
of the furniture in the house for the Ely
Club to Mrs Morgan.
The Houghton Company leased FOR
Henry Il. Wesselman the dwelling at 3of
West 103d street to Mazie E Buckley
Duff & Brown Company leased for
Cushman q Sons 532 West 14Sth street
to H. A. Coles. and for the knights Of
Columbus sos West 1890 street to
Martha Becker.
Clinton II. Booth leased for Brookfield
estate sic Madison avenue to Miss Alice
Tyler.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

=. ]. McCauley sold a three story
dwelling. 10OxlO0. on Central avenue
corner of High School place. Ramsey. y
j., TO Ella Rouse through the John Pull
man Real Estate Company
Richard X. Plum sold a twenty acre
farm Mt Wyckoff. n. j., for Samuel
Zarrow TO c. Ippolto.
Fish & Marvin sold for the Dominar,
Building Company their new white clap
board house on Highbrook avenue, Pei
ham Manor y. Y, held for SEQ. 900. t.
Charles Ncttcr; also sold for EdwarI ]
Il. Huber six lots on LorinG avenue
Pelham Heights, to ]. Early Wood, who
| intends to erect house for his oCcU-
pancy. and sold for Horace Burnett rv"
lots on Loring avenue to Charles Nur-
ray, who intends 10 erect n homo 70"
his occupancy. Both plots were held ~
$4,000
r. L. l.. Howe. Jr. sold the Edwin
Green plot. l05Xl55. at Grconarr,s.
Hartsdale. to VI. S Lott, vice pres,det'.
OF the Lincoln Trust Company. who W.T.
erect n residence.
G, NJ Murdoch and Louis T.. Mi."r
sold for the Corporate Investing Cor
pany large plot on Larchmont avenue
TO Alfred Wolff a former resident. vs. r
Will start building next month. tt
same brokers have leased the Riley CO.
tage in Park avenue to Martin Ee-r
! hard; the Willoughby cottage in Mouro.
avenue 10 ], l.. Amberg: a store on tn'
Post road to ]. F, Ireland. and rm
Crippen house In Pelham to j. Il. Dav.
| OF South America.
Baker Crowell. Inc. sold the form 4
Cuneo tract at Great Neck. l.. J.. with ,
! frontage Of 1895 feet on Kings Ho'r'
Bayview and Steamboat roads. to paN
L. Hoober OF Manhattan. The proper
is opposite Grenwolde.
The Scarsdale Estates Robert
| Farley president, sold a plot on SAGA
Terrace South. Greenacres, Scarsdalc. %.
| w. A. Bassett Of Mount Vernon. ar
part OF the Mosher property on We
street, White Plains to Mrs Virgin
| Shaw of White Plains
II, Goldschmidt rented the Smith houso
| on Johnson place, Woodmere. 10 Arno d
Continued on FOLLOWING Pnoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-04
MOTHER AND SON ACCUSED.
Two Held I'm Theft OF Liberty
bonds.

Mrs. Mary Haley. AZ, of 100 East
Eighty-nlnth street and her son. William
HALEY. aged II years. were held yester-
day for the Grand Jury in Tombs
Court by Magistrate r. v. Frothing-
ham. They waived examination and
their bail of $4,000 each was continued.
The mother was charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods and the son with
grand larceny in the theft of six LIB
erty bonds OF $1,000 each from the Arm
OF Henderson. Newberger & Loeb OF 100
Broadway. The son was employed by
the firm in December and the bonds
were given to him to deliver to the
National Bank OF Commerce.
1t Is charged that few days ago the
mother tried to sell one of the bonds 10
the brokerage house OF Haines & Co. OF
Pine street. and that when she was
arrested she had fve of the bonds on
her person
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. and the third loft to Gotteson

witxier and the third loft to Gottescn
q Weisberg.
The Dun a Brown Co. leased for
Cushman a Sons $50 West 1iSth street
to II. A. Coles for the Knights OF Co
lumbus sos West 145th street to Martha
Becker and TO the Rivera Company the
third loft in sol West 145th street
NJ M. Hayward q Co. sold tina lease.
goodwill and stock Of the Eighty-fourth
Street Garage, Inc. 1877 to 161 East
Eighty-fourth street, to Joseph p. Nc
Cam and Thomas J. Cooke. Jr. The
lease and puchase price represent
about $325,000.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at C. Z. o. and City
Hall stations at 80 Z. N. daily
Hawaii via San Francisco July 3. S..
Manoa.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and New
Zealand (via San Francisco) July 8, SIS. So
mona.
Japan, Corea. China Siam. Cochin China
snn NetneIlanus Eas! lhdies especially ad-
MMu.
Japan, corea. China, Siam. Cochin China,
Netherlands East Indies and Phihpplra.
Islands tvia Vancouver and Victoria, b. CT
July 8. S. Empress of Asia.
Hawaii (vta Seattle) July 3. SIS Glymont
Japan, Corea, China, Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies via Scatter
July :. Sc Kachima Maru
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria, b. C.) July ),
SIS Niagara.
Japan, Corea, China Siam. Cochin Chins
and Netherlands East Indies (via San Fran
CISCO July IL. SIS. Marking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-04
HEALY WAITER BEsTs 8 COPS.
WAS Gambler CoIored Liquor Case"
Before Magistrate.

Three detectives who tried to hang a
violation of Section 80, Liquor Tax Laws
which is getting what you didn't or
der-on Marcus Olsen, a waiter at Hea-
jy's Sunken Gardens the night of June
20, were considerably put out yesterday
when the charge was dismissed. They
said they had entered the place and or
dered "three amber colored liquids" and
the walter brought them whiskey. They
testified that In order to pile up the evil
dence they continued drinking "amber
)colored liquids until their check
amounted TO $4.30. A check showing a
charge of 30 cents for a sandwich was
introduced al evidence.
William o. Shaughnessey, an Assistant
District Attorney told Magistrate Ten
Eyck that he didn't think the detectives
had q case. and the Magistrate agreed
with him. Thomas Healy. owner OF the
restaurant, was In court
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corner Of Hanover, for i've years from
October 1, at an aggregate rental Of APP
proximateiy 100000. Extensive Inn
provements are being made to the prem
lists from plans OF Frederick Putnam
Plat, including new elevators, indirect
lighting and full office equipment The
balance OF the building Is being equipped
by the lessons for restaurant purposes.
and one OF the features of the new eating
establishment Is the Captain Kidd dining
room on the second floor, which will con-
tain many trophies OF Captain Kidd, who
lived in the building now standing on
the premises ID. X. Keller was the at
torney for the Gable Cafe and Restaur-
ant Company In this transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-04
New wheat Buying Light.

CHICAGO, July 3-The Modern Miller
says: Little new wheat has been
purchased for forward delivery by
lnillers and shippers at Chicago, Kansas
City and st. Louis. threshing has been
delayed by rainy weather in the South
west and harvesting has been restricted
in almost all States where the wheat is
IiW. Considerable tough wheat will be
marketed in nearly all States where
threshing has been done. but 1t will be
several weeks before tho receipts are
moderate. The condition of the plant
has been lowered and the heads are not
as well filled as normal reduction in
the, outcome is likely. Much wheat is
lodged and there will be some losses on
this account"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-04
BUYS PELHAM ESTATE.

J. A Nigel of New York and Pelham
purchased through Fish & Marvin the
I'VE and a half acres that lie on
either side of Ely avenue in Pelham
Manor. This property is part Of the Ma
honey estate and extends from the pres
ent Ha1en house westerly to VOLTS
Lane and from the Esplanade to the top
OF Secor Hill. This acreage is to be d.
vided into four plots, upon which there
will be developed four modern and artis-
tic homes. BY means Of we'll planned
scheme there will be Fairgrounds and
recreation stations for children.
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sTRATFORD APT. REsoLD.

Frederick Brown has resold to a client
of Marks & Marks the Stratford, n six
story elevator apartment house, on plot
l0oxlO0. at the northwest corner OF
LenoN aoenue and 1l5th street. The
structure contains thirty-two apartments
and six stores. and returns an annual
rental of about $4,000. The asking
price was S325,000 Mr.. Brown recently
acquired the property from Meyer A,
Bernheimer through Louis Steinfeld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodehc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises .....5:2s A N Sun sets. ....s:d p
Moon sets......12:o1 A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .lWAM Gov. Island. .l:E A n
He'll Gate. M
low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1871 Pm Gov. Island. .s;11 p N
He'll Gate. 80. 0:I p M
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MECHANICS LIENS.


i5sTH ST. $50 W-United Electric Con.
struotion Co. Inc, agt Chas M Rosentha al
and Isaac n BERNSTEIN. owners: Anna T.
CHRYsTIB ST, 200--Otto Reissmann art
Meles Realty Co. ownerI Robert 8 Pat
FIFTH ST. 500 W@oso 8 Van odrdd.n ~ ~
roswell Davis. owner and osntrAo-
tor 's.us'S. s-A.sAAss s go. .AAssA.lt, zoe
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SELL CLARK ESTATE PARCELS.

A. V. Amy & Co. Charles L Schuyler
and Nathan c. House have sold for
the Robert Sterling Clark estate, repre-
sented by the Douglas Robinson, Charles
S. Brown Company, 1872 and l54 West
Seventy-second street, two four story
dwellings, on plot 40x1022. TO Joseph
Heit a. Sons. represented by 1sidor Wit
kind as attorney.
This property. which has been owned
by the Clark estate for number OF
years, will be altered into apartments
and stores
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New ORLEANS, July 3.-Fresh buying
in large volume was felt by the cotton
market to-day. Closing quotations were
at net gains of II TO 113 points as fol-
lows: January. 82.35; March. 32l4:
July, 1929; October. 1884; December,
3235; spot. quiet and unchanged: mid
ding. 1925.
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Cigar Makers to Keep Up Strike.

-Four thousand striking cigar makers
held q rally in Central Opera House yes
ferday afternoon and voted to continue
the walkout until their demands for a 80
per cent. raise have been met. They
want also n forty-four hour week. As
semblyman August Claessens urged the
men to stand firmly together until they
won. Elisabeth Gurley Flynn did not
appear 70 HpeAk. ~ Announced