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HOUSTON ST. e Wooster st, 75x4s. l
,.Saml y and Sarah Berlin to Bertha
Meisel' Az 18th st. Bklyn. Feb Is, 1908:
Matte A Cockburn TO Alice d and Margt
A Hughes extrxs will Alice L Maher,
Jniy .. 1886; atty. Tile Guar q T co,
GRovE ST. 81; Christopher st, 7S-j ss;Sds
and Meyer Gruhn to Daniel Rosendorf.
attys. KurDman & FRANKIE. rs Broad
I5eTH ST. scs-lC W ii:ioss Bennett ttI .%S
runs ss.6x 10oK s 1923 to c 1s2d
st XIV 1ooi1 to beg; Bennett av ts-21s0).
es. SIS ls2d e. as on Randsrs map,
70 = av cas- to beg; Bennett aV,
es Till ls2d st. runs 9 loox n so.iox
We iGo ias,s 10 81 Rss az e. do47 to beg
ettys. Marks & Marks IS Park
18TH ST. 2CS-3iOs E:Abr ana jennie Conn
TO Morris BENJAMIN, March as 1915;
atty. Jacob Berman. $40 Bway. .36, 900
BRoADWAY, W 1881 st. 157;Sxioi.1x
Friedsnheit,- Aug 81. 1918; Attys. Wolf
MorOney . Sol Friedman. ! 5 setS 81,
June I. 1912; atty, same. ...... $4,000
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Realty Co
70 Morris Wagner. esq Aidus st. Bronx,
BROADWAY, 8 W is1h st, sS.iixiasw
Waunegan Realty Co to Simon Wolf,
Nov l, 1917 atty, N T q NJ Co. 1875
Sd Xv, W cor 9th st. s5xlioo.Es;hSsrC 4
Wheaton TO Jacob q Adeisdorfer, 1881
9TH av. Man !. 1906 atty. Title Guar
b7TH ST. s s. 22.s Lexington av' Ss.sS
25.5-Avan w Perry. 500 Central Park
W. to VIM r Rose, Jan 16. 1915 Attys,
S1sT ST ss5 E-dso Allen, SCI 2 SSS
ct TO Margt Cameron, 24l W 10th bt,
atty, w II Winter, 1885 Bway.-
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST THIRTY SIXTH STREET
Moore Wyckoff sold the four story
and basement brick front dwelling on
lot 25x100 at ia East Thirty-sixth
street to Charles NJ. Warren, presi-
dent of the Lincoln National Bank.
NINTH AVENUE-The John P. Peel
Company sold for the Listowell Realty
company the five story double apart
ment, with stores, at 206 Ninth ave-
nue.. size 24.11x100. to Abraham
Shelter. The property was held at
$4,000.
EAST 123D STREET-Edward H.
Burger sold on an all cash basis the
nve story tenement at 116 East 123d
street TO Frank Correnti. The build
ing is just east of Park avenue, and
shows a rental OF $1,000 a year, and
was held at $4,000.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-The Guaranty
Trust Company as erecutor sold the
three story dwelling at 1868 Licking
ton avenue. on lot 17xS0 feet, to Nor
RS Weinstein- The last transfer of
mis- property was In 1884. Robert
=. Barry was the broker.
BROADWAY - The Sidem Building
company, Robert z. Simon, president,
sold 50S5 Broadway. a five story
apartment house. 60x100. near 21Sth
street.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipts. 2,2so head; 81 cars
on sale. Steers slow and asa soc. lower,
number OF cars unsold; bulls Arm; cows
lbs, hn,,. no Z. real prime do. common to fair
9s25. Dressed beef easier at I6q22c.
per h. for natives sides.
sales-Tobin 4 shanson; IL West vir-
ginia steers. 1,1SS lbs. average, $l5.25; D,
; $3.50 ht l y, Ga,padN' 1924 :1s IS lass,
t sn;l:y 1ile'. ,.isTs; LII, .iato; :
$50; 2 sao ia5C j. s iG; berg : son. son.
20 virginia steers, 1895, s1S75; a. 1905.
isO 81 sissS sU s '14 49, 81 West ys ,XTsnis
Is. 1,o72. ,lS.75; rs Kentucky, i'cIi'
;; i3S!ISS; oxen, i575, so; hsiiers. sas'
i.oi7. .sl4:I6; II Virginia, i.i4S, sis.25;
:s;1s. cows sss, .s:isi !: sss' s.; : ;. So 81.
:sss; 10. IS. q; ' 81, :ssG : kern. s4a;
sf5 Sc SS S v5rEina steers; l.os.
i,Isi. sii; Z heifers. $40. ,is.56. "A'
oALyEs-Receipts. 1900 head; $50 on
sale sale. Market Ma lS, st steady Common to prime
Ysa skim mks III iS %G,, ogIs s9
sll.25gl4 Dressed calves steady; city
dressed dressed yeais; 2SaSs per ID; country
Sales. G. Curtis & Son: ss vcals 1s1
s2t: s, 134. $2S.50 8, ITO, s2s; q 2l0,
s22; 4. 1870, $40; . culls. 224. SIC. H. II.
Hollis: 90 veals, 1874, sa5: ls, 13l. s24;
+. EOS. s21; 1s skim milk calves, 1874.
s25: 4, 1o5. s23: ~, lOi, s22; s, 80, $50.
!: Judd a Co.: los Western calves, 221,
s11.25. Newton & Co.: 81 veals, 1886
s2t.50 3S, 81. S1S.75; II little calves, Ga,
s1S. s. Sanders: veals, 100, s25; 4,
90. 5000; 10. 81, s19.5O ~, 70, SIS Nc
Pherson & Co.: veals, 1874, s25; Z, l01,
s2i: ?, SO, t1s; Is culls, II, $i7. Kerns
Commission Co.: 26 veals, 13s. s25; 2, $50,
SIS; 4 Maryland, 1875. s2i; West vir-
ginia, l59, s1s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, T17o
head; l6 cars on sale. Market steady.
Common to prime sheep, S5dS per 100
lbs; culls, s3T4; lambs Si4a 1915; one car
sls; culls 81 9125o. Dressed mutton
slow at sgise; per ID; dressed lambs
saies-Kerns Commission Co: III Mary
land lambs 60 lbs. average. s1s; s4s West
Virginia 90. sls;75; 231, IS. s1s25; 1O7.
sis; IS virgins IS, SIS; Ii cults, Is.
5. s.; Is, IS. IS; euiis. q. s. Myers X; r;
g. sls.76;. 2si. 50. $3.50; 2 yearlings'
los, $40; 8 sheep. $50, IS; 8. s5, $3.50.
SIS; IS. 90. sl7.25; 1os virginia, 81, $3.50 /:
l46 Kentucky, 55, s17; Q sheep. Ill. IS.
Mcpherson & Co: lss Ohio lambs. II,
1895. Newton & Co: 127 West Virginia
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REALTY NOTES AND ooMMENr

Joseph F. Feist & Co. have been an
pointed agents for the property at 2S2
Manhattan avenue
Louis Carreau has been appointed
agent for the premises at 26s West
Seventy-third street.
Joseph P. Day sold for the estate OF
Theodore B. johnson at executors auc-
ton sale at Erie Basin yesterday the
four masted topsail auxiliary schoone,
the George H. Barnes, capacity 2,200
tons and 22S feet over all. Considerable
Interest was manifested In the sale and
the bidding was started at $50, 900. After
numerous bids had been recorded the
ship was struck down to F. S. Pendelton
OF Pendelton Brothers. shipyard men,
for 100000. -
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Small Prospect of Settlement
of Strike Difficulties for
Several Weeks.

Notwithstanding the fact that owing
10 the strikes in the building industry in
this city a number of important opera
tons have been held up, the last few
DAYS have been fairly active. From all
accounts there is little prospect OF an
early settlement of the difficulties be-
tween the employers and the worl1men
n the trades that are now out. and even
the most optimistic feel that the dispute
will not be adjusted for at least few
weeks and that meanwhile almost any
thing might happen.
with construction in the city largely
tied up the industry Is looking to the
suburban districts for the major part of
IFS business. The demand for additional
buildings, particularly moderate priced
homes, in almost every section adjacent
10 Greater New York is still consider
ably greater than the supply. and build
ers will undoubtedly make every effort
10 continue their operations throughout
the winter months in order to supply the
wants OF homeseekers who up to the
present time have not been able to Oh
tain what they desire. During the last
few weeks there has been a noticeable
Improvement in the amount Of specula-
tive work involving apartment and tene-
ment houses in all parts of the city
Brooklyn and Queens have been partic-
ularly active in this respect, and a num-
Der of these projects will be commenced
despite the strikes that now prevail.
The building material markets have
been somewhat affected pby the shut
down Of construction and orders have
been lighter than they have been during
tho last few weeks. There u.s. good in
curry for materials and supplies to be
required just as soon as work proceeds.
and the dealers are confident that II the
strike could be settled they would have
a large amount of new business during
the autumn and winter months. Mate
rial prices are holding strong and there
have been no announcements of a drop
from the levels that have existed now
for many weeks.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

J. Albert Johntra sold the property at
200 South Nineteenth street, Flushing,
4Ox1O0, owned by Edward Schwengler,
to Anton Weirauch of Manhattan.
Clinton Trading Corporation of Brook
lyn sold to Frank Yonke and Agnes
Yonke store and dwelling at 0 Bene-
dict avenue, Woodhaven, L. l., on a lot
25x10o. Frederick Standish was the
broker
The Lewis II. May Company sold for
Joseph Stern the Hotel Frontenac at
Edgemere to NJ. Goldstein, proprietor of
the Bibo Hotel, Arverne. The Frontenac
covers plot of s0x2o0, fronting on
Lewmay road. Beach Twenty-ninth
street and Bay avenue, and contains
over sixty rooms. Edward Kaufman
and Henry Fluegelman acted for the
respective parties as attorneys. The
purchaser will alter the hotel and in
stall modern heating plant for all
year occupancy. The property was held
at $4,000.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Goodwin & Goodwin rented to f.
eauerorun the three story and basement
aSehine AZ ie6 West 18th street 49,
Il Aoit- & Co.. Ino.. leased 10 1.
werner the four story and basement
u"ellng at 45 West Sixty-ninth street
al an aggregate rental OF $4,000, with
We option to buy for s37.50O.
Pease & Gilman leased TO Mrs. Louise
a. Cobb the four story and basement
swelling at 140 East Seventy second
street. the southwest corner of licking
ION avenue; furnished apartments in
cav Park avenue to John W. Child, In 3
East Bighty-fifth street to BENJAMIN
Prince, Ia 2s5 West 1921 street to Mrs.
M X Kemp also they leased furnished
70 Moses Taylor the Ave story American
basement dwelling Al ~ West Fifty
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

18TH ST. 1888 E-Charles Sweeney Deputy
Chamberlain City N Y, to stephen p
McDermott on the premises; atty. n Y
4 NJ Co, 1875 Bway, assns. 900
145TH ST. n $. 1s4.11 W Bway. mtg $4,000
Maria Barry to Eliz. Barry, 1904
Marmion av; address Jennie 2 Ohm;
18th ST. SIS, 22.6 W Lexington av. filed and
satisfied Sept 3, lsls-Ferdinand Hecht
Rose & P. l2S Bway. so. 500
10Th ST, Ss4 E-Juiia d Waters, extrx,
to John Dancik, 1881 Lexington av; atty,
GRAND ST, isi-sS-Edw E Black to Wal
attys. Yer Planck q Prince, i4s Broad.
17TTR sT,, taa w.Belic Morris to s' CiSre
ence G Vernam. at Huntington. L I;
1IsD ST, s, 1915 e Sth av-Bankers
Trust Co, trus. to Lawyers Mort co, SO
7sD SG ST. 157 Write Guar trust t'V co
atty, Title Guar & Co. 17s Broad
5sTM ST. . w-Corneiius r Agnew et al
to Benjamin II Byron, at wyckoff. L /;
attys, McKinstry, T q P, 60 Wall
iii7s1TH ST. 8, 15s Pleasant av-BroSd.
way Saw Instn TO Peter Fieck, 6l4
E 117th st; atty. F Trautmann, 49,
EL ISsseI ST 7s.si. mtg now ;i5'SOSw
shenk Realty and CONSTR Co to Abel
King. ~ onion Square, and ano; atty,
ST NICHOLAS Av s25, mtg .,7.5oo-
Keats. Company to Harris Mandelbaurn
IL W S7th st. ct al, indy and exrs: attys,
sE EisTsR 81 ssssE aSS STsy Lii. A..aI
Society of U s to Title Guar TT Co
s7T 1f s ST.. ss5 Wv Title & Mtg Co to
Universal Saw Bank, 81 Liberty st; atty,
NYT & NJ Co, 1875 Bway. $4,000
Bronx.
wooDYCREST Ay, W 3, so.7 iead, 25.2 az
Mary Mary K Cole. 100 West End av; atty,
LoRIIL.ARD pr. gs6S-John ] McKeown
ct al 70 Geo Sab. 44s Cyrus pi; atty, q
,. sHi9 81 As oyFSs plc,,.. az is.iSsalss..
Lauck, as commr. TO Chas NJ Cannon.
sos w 7eth st. trus; attys' Cannon 4 e;
LOT OF 49, S~ map brentwood Pari.costabils
Dr.; atty. A N schwartz, Si7l White
UNION IetSS Az. ssa.Lawyers. Mtg 90 to Abr
jacob, 10 41th st; attys, Blake, MeA
D. q de NJ, Rector st. .;:.:.;: 900
162D ST $, 66.5 Brook av, s7.7xl2A11-
VIM s Mason ct al, trus, to Lawyers'
Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st; atty. Lawyers'
Mtg CO e. 50 Lioerty st ro.n.ct ;2S 600
IOLS--Chas NJ Cannon. trust, to Geo B
Lauck, 2i2l sbth 81, Rklyn, Commr:
FOX sty ST. GS csSaS w we RTG TO pSs
CO: l14s Tiffany at; atty, I sackin.
uN lfe ST KY sis4 to itO also isoth 81 4
s1sh TO s2sh-wm l. condit to Mabel
sherman. 261 Central Park West: atty.
Lawyers T & Co, 100 Bway, .....s 81
SAME PROPERTY-Same and ano, exrs,
to Central Union Trust Co, 50 Bway.
ST AIMS Az, 427-Nacie Garnter to Jen-
ME schlesinger, 44l0 18th av. Bklyn;
atty, Schlesinger. 4410 18th av, Brook.
lyh $50 49,. 49, -. ~
17sD ST, n Q, 40 W So Boulevard. 6oxs7.b
irreg-Roxy NJ Smith TO VIM p Smith, at
Waldorf Hotel S4th st and 9Th av; atty
SAME PROPERTY-Wm e Smith TO Law
yers' Mtg Co; atty, same. ..,.,. $50, 00O
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURSE,
VS., 1864 n Fordham I'd, 2 lots, each 100
xlO0-lawyerH' Mtg Co to Equitable Life
Assur Soc, 100 Bway; atty, Lawyers Mta
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RECORDED LEAsES
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, 8. 9TH store Q 14sth 81
The s5s6 Broadway Corp to Martin Bar
teski. 662A lSsth st, yrs. from Oct /,
1919; atty. Morris NJ FIGHTER. 6e2 W
BRoKDwAY, 5th store ana b 8 iistf ST.
Same TO Abe and Herman Helrich, b62
W i4sth st. yrs. from Oct l. .l9ls;
East BRoGDwAYf. 242. the ia i,dKh'cS
Loines. extrx to Thomas s. GIaddinE, 40
w seth ST. 81 yrs, from May 1, 1915 2i
years renew; atty. II Friesner. ,277
waaTTTEHALL ST, sS.ss' ail- ais; ,sSoS
premises. Is yrs. from July 1. 1919; atty
b Drackenberg. 81 Pine .$I2, 900
MADISON Ay, 1855. str and part CIR
aeekositz to LOUIS and Jozcph s:escs.
sieser Bros, 1sss 9Th av, yrs. from Oct
Z, 1919; yrs renew; ;....l.soo
MAX Langfan. 23l r nth ct. yrs from
Oct I. lsls: atty, Ruben Cohen, lsl
Nassau st ...,................, $4,000
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s. b. DURYEA BUYS ESTATE.

Franklin Edsol, real estate broker. has
sold the estate of Charles B. Rowland
on Brookside Drive. Greenwich. Conn,
TO Samuel B. Duryea, New York
banker, for $4,000. The house, which is
OF colonial type. is more than 100 years
old. 1t has been remodelled and a
couple Of extensions added by Mr. Row
land, but the original front door and
staircases in the house still remain the
same. There is about eight acres OF
land Tho swamp land on the property
mas been improved. Mr. Rowland is
the father Of Mrs. George Lauder, Jr,.
of Greenwich.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Louis Carreau leased one Of the stores
al ~ Sixth avenue; also the building
at III East 1f4th street
Tease Gilman leased Offices in AZ
west Thirty-ninth street to Felix La
iour Bernard Abrams and b. Calm, and
leased to the Master Waterproofers, Inc.
tne two story building at 1855 East
ahirtyThfth street. between Lexington
and Third avenues
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BRooKLYN rpANsAoTIoNs.

Eugene ]. Busher sold for the estate
OF Mary ]. Luden the two family house
at 1914 Van Buren, street, plot 41.Sx10O,
to James L. Van SAINT.
o. E. Allard and j. J. Levey Company
sold at 81 De Koven Court, Flatbusn, a
two story and attic cottage on plot 75x
100 to client for occupancy.
Buckley q Horton Co. sold at 5 Macon
street, between Arlington place and
Nostrand avenue, the three story and
basement dweiling, lot 17x1o0, for Mrs.
A. Lehman to client for occupancy.
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold
for Theodore B. Chancellor to the @. 1.
@. Realty Company. who will improve
with two houses. a plot S0x120 on the
west side OF East Eighth street, 400 feet
north OF Avenue X, F'latbush.
Charles c. STEELE sold the three story
and basement house at ALA Classon
avenue for Robert T. Weber to C. Hal
lenbach as an investment.
Charles A. VESSEL sold for T. p. Cis-
ney plot eoxlo0 on the southwest cor
ner Of Beverly road and East Fifty-sev-
enth street.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Robert K. Farley Organization
sold for Bernard Hopp his residence at
81 Chatterton avenue, Battle Hill, White
Plains, to Hugo Wolff OF New York city.
The residence of Frank Teeny John
son, corner of Ferndale and Chestnut
Driveway. Riverview Manor Hastings
on-Hudson, has been sold to Howard f.
Keller Of New York city. George Howe
was the broker.
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The appointment of Leo Day Wool
worth as secretary of the savings bank
section of the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION was announced yesterday. He
succeeds Milton Harrison, who has been
made executive manager of the associa-
ton, Mr.. WoolwoFth has been secretary
OF the advisory council OF real estate
interests for the last two years. and was
formerly real estate dealer OF Roch-
ester. N. Y.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRoNx.

CRoToNA AvENUE-D. A. Trotta
sold for John Byrne at 1859 Crotona
avenue, lot 20x100. improved with a
three story three family dwelling.
CLINTON AVENUE y. Clarence
Davies sold for William A. Maybach
at 1875 Clinton avenue. 20 feet south
OF l7Sth street, a three family frame
detached house, 25x1O0.
FohD STREET-Meister Builders, Inc,
purchased through S. c. Baum four
TWO story one family frame houses at
eIS to S79 Ford street. between 1s1st
and 1921 streets.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
AT IA vEsEY STREET.

NAI II VESEH STREET.)
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST, 100 e. s. 47.3 Sd av, TEX
194;x irreg' 3 sty dwlg; sold to the
m ~ SIS, 600
22STH ST, 1872 w, s, 1893 Kings
bridge av, 30x1O0. 1 sty and b dwig;
HI T95s 70 t sg pisintin 1850
22x6O; sty tenmt and strs sold to the
plaintiff ....-..............., $40. 600
CAT THE BRONX EXCHANGED
By Joseph p Day.
MORRIS Av. 30s. sls4.e 1874 ~
lS.sxll7.S, sty teriht; sold TO the
By James ]. Donovan
UNION Av, 1928, W $. 1910 n 1estn g,
Zzxl32I, sty tenmt: sold TO John
" Leary .......-......-....... 50, 400
BY George Price.
226TH ST. E, cor Brentwood ay.
lOoxll4. ........... Adjourned to Sept III
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Smoke More Cigarettes.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.-Fewer cigars
and less chewing and smoking tobacco
were used in the fiscal year 1919 than
in any of the last seven years internal
revenue statistics just issued by the
Treasury Department show. Cigarettes
show a rapidly increasing use, this
years consumption on which taxes have
been paid being more than two and a
half times larger than in 1913.
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RICHMOND NOTE.

Harry Damsky of The Bronx bought
the house and lot at the corner of John
and Prince streets. Stapleton, from
George Mcguire through Joseph A. Sava-
del.
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Live stock Market. in Other cities

KANSAS CITY, Sept lO;EHogs1Rs.
seipts. 1000; lowe. Bulk sl79iS;
l7.25; packing sows. sl5916.25; pigs, SAC
Cattle = Receipts. 1900, and 1000
choice and prime. s1s75@iS15; medium
and good. s17.1591s75: common. s11409
1910; light, good and choice. sl86s q
butcher butch nnttls I heteTs cows
s6.159l2; Gamers and cutters. s5.l59
se.15; veal calves. s1475@l7; feeder steers.
ss91s.25; stocked steers. 6591o,75. /
sheep-Receipts, is. 900; steady; higher.
Lambs, s129le; culls and common, $7.25
oil; yearling wethers, 50 5o@l1.25; ewes.
ss759s ewes. culls and common. $50
lambs. s12a13.75.
IT, 900; estimated tomorrow, 2s, 900; clos
ing weak; s1.25 lower than yesterdays
sis.7SS1s; light, s175o6is.25; light light.
N7I1S; heavy packing sows. smooth.
sl4.5O915.25; packing sows, rough. $149
Cattie-Receipts. Il. 900: estimated to-
morrow. $4,000; lower Heavy beef steers,
medium and heavy weight, choice and
weight, good and choice. s1s.75917.75;
common and medium $3.50 91S.5o; butcher
cattle. heifers. S6.25 1880; cows, $3.50
veal calves, light and handy weight .is5
a21.25; feeder steers, S6.25Qlo; Western
range beef steers S9lS.5o; cows and
sheep-aeSslpts, $4,000; estimated to-
morrow. $1,000 generally steady. Lambs.
81 pounds down, sl4d1695; culls and
:9%mSH tsSOSIs75; ysSIins ro wSthsrs
choice. s7.25@S.75; culls and common.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Sept, lo.-Hoss-Re-
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third street. near Fifth avenue: also
leased apartments in s62 Lexington
avenue to s. r. Burnap. in 81 West
Fifty-eighth street to o. Il. Moore, in
ll6 West Fifty-ninth street TO Mrs. W.
II. Moore, in IL East Forty-irst street
to Louis Holden and In 133 West
Seventy-ninth street to Mrs. Lillian
Bones
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LIS PENDENs


l20TH ST, $50 w--Hannah Schutter aEt
Tyhs odore w Rockwell ct al faction to
set aside desd); attys. Kantrowitz a
Eaberg.
The Bronx.
TOWNSEND Av Q q. 100 Belmont ct,
es.sx14a--Anthony Paladino ct al agt
John Montana Ell al (foreclosurs OF mort-
gaBe); atty. L 6chnfraA
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REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property
NEW JERSEY ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ROOM HOUSE. $500. most desirable
location in town; near trolley or depot.
Easy terms DOCTOR BROWN. ARLING-
TON.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
GRAND ST. IS, ., 20xso, sept s-Nor-
conn Realty Co 70 Title Guar 8 Trust
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ug,N" NONEI OlOyTss O.VV b,O0
100 rubles ....,...,... 600 am
TINE BILLS ON LONDON.
- bankers. Commercial
60 days........... t.12kl6o days............ Az
W uays'.'..''.... All 100 days............ 4.10
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DOZENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOME SEEKERS READ THIS
S-room house, all modern improvements
newly decorated throughout, best section
HOLLIS, minutes TO station plot 4ezi00
Price 1880: cash necessary $4,000. h. H.
SWEET. S2t Fulton St.. Jamaica, N, Y.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

18th ST, 116 E-Frederick r Smith agt
Robert b Roosevelt. owner; George X
Kinberg. contractor .............S 136 20
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WOODWORK Named by Bankers.

WALLACE Av. 1sS7-Paui Kats ast Mel.
lie Brennan. owner and contractor. .s3C
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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lambs, 90. &ls.75; As State. &c. Sits; 4
euls. so, 81; 3 sheep and yearlings. 100.
SON; ISL Buffalo lambs. 81. s14; 10 sheep.
Us, IS. ]. g.: Curtis g. Son: 1ol State
lambs 20, $3.50; IA, 60, sl725; I, 81.
sheep, 1ss, IS; s. 81, 81. W. R. Hume !:
81 state lambs 7s. .l7.5o.4 So, 81; IS.
So. 1850: sheep. lis. -; 2. l4o, $3.50;
3. 107. IS; 4, SO, IS.
HOGS-Receipts, $40 head: cars on
sale. Market lower at 5000 per 100
lbs. for light to medium weights; heavy
weights, ,is; roughs, $3.50; pigs, s1S.75
els.
Snles--Kerns Commission Co.: 10 state
hogs. l51 lbs. average, $40; Z, al, s1e.7b:
Jersey hogs. 2s5. s1s; ~ pigs. 95, $40; s
roughs, 242, $3.50. ]. shamberg & Son:
Jersey hogs, 237. s1si pigs, 115, S1s.75:
roughs, ESQ, $3.50. ]. G. Curtis Son:
state hogs, geo, s1s.75; 4, 1919, t1s.2S.
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FREEPORT,

Very attractive bungalows choice location.
! rooms and bath, steam heat. electric
cash. Z. J. CARROLL. 81 So Grove ST,
Freeport. J.. |. Phone s7s. Open SUNDAYS.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address of owner and
Attorney
Downtown

(south Of Fourteenth street. )

(South Of Fourteenth street.)
MACDoUGAL ST. 171-7s, ., los wav-
erly pl. runs W l15.1lx Tx W Sax n
16.4x 1912 to street 1910 to beg
Mary p Satterlee and ano to Arbris
Realty Co, 50 William ct, mtg $4,000,
All Hens, Aug s; atty. Title Guar & T
STANTON 81, e., e, iaiS.ix75 iiforeclos
Aug rs, 1els)-Frank J Coyle, ref. to
Marshall 9 Bacon, at Greenwich. Conn.
way .............-.... 4 26 600
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CAT THE BRONX EXCHANGE
BY Losaph p Nav
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

226TH ST. e, Q cor Brentwood ay.
lOoxl14. .......... Adjourned to Sept III
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-26

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10 the ladies and school girls
helping on knitting for Red Cross :
As soon as the workers are
through with the little schil dren S
sweaters for Iberia Parish Chap
ter, American Red Cross. they
should be turned IN for inspection,
and as soon as possible. Kindly
1etrrn SANE. with your name
written in full on package to the
home Of supervisor Of knitting
Mrs. II. Howell. at 703 West St.
Peter Street, together with any
small remnants of wool left, as
this will be required to complete
the allotment Of forty sweaters,
This allotment Of sweaters must
be shipped in to the Division early
lin May, 90 kindly see that all this
work Is turned IN 50 as to be IN.
| spected promptly on the 9th O
May. Please take notice.
Ibsrie Parish Chapter, A. =. g
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-26
Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia.

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order Of Seizure and
Sale issued out Of the above en-.
titled and numbered cause and to
me directed, /, P. A. Landry,
Sheriff. duly sworn and qualified
in and for the Parish of Iberia,
La. have seized. and will offer
for sale and will sell at public
auction fFor GAeh.sto the last and
1ghest bidder{ 1T the front door
Of the Court House; lin the City
Of New Iberia, La, between legal
sale hours on
Saturday. May 31st, 1918,
the following described property,
t0-wit:
LIST. A certain lot Of ground.
with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon and there
unto belonging. having 9 front OF
City feet on Madison Street in
the City Of New Iberia, la, by q