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New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Demand for
Dwellings Feature
OfDay's Trading g
Several Fine Properties East
of Central Park Are Sold;
Trade Gets Another House
i'm 56th Street

Feature of trading in real estate
yesterday was the lively demand for
residential property, particularly IN
the central East Side section. mum
Der of dwellings, there were sold.
Dwellings in the Fifth Avenue trade
section also figured in the trading.
Perhaps the best sale of this char
acter was arranged by Pease e. Eli
man, who sold the house at Al West
Fifty-sixth Street to Jeanne 4 Mau-
rice Trevot, dressmakers, now at ll5
East Thirtieth Street. The dwelling,
which has been held at SS5,000 by
George Allen, who has made it his
home for thirty years, will be altered
into a work shop and show rooms.
Sales East Of Central Park
Three dwellings east of Central Park
changed hands during the day The
scarcity of living accommodations IS
placing a premium on dwellings IN this
section.
William b. May G. Co., acting for
an unnamed buyer, have bought the
Bullowa house, at 46 East Sixty sixth
Street, an English basement house on
a site 20 feet wide and 100 feet deep.
1t is four stories. 1t is not so much
the house as the site that the buyer
wants, because it is understood that
the dwelling will be removed to make
way for q new one.
The former home of Nathaniel L..
McCready at and East Seventy-ffth
Street has been sold 1t is 80 foot
front structure. The identity of the
buyer has aroused considerable inter
est because the block holds the homes
for a
house has been on the market at
S25O,OOO.
Adelnc Sloane has sold through the
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company the five story American base
mcnt residence, on lot 20x1O0.5, at 1873
East Seventeen Street. between Lex
ington and Park Avenues. The prop
erty was held at 100000.
Columbia Lease Holds Involved
The four story dwelling at 81 West
Forty-ninth Street, Columbia leasehold,
bought last December by Julia S. War
burg, through Douglas L. Gilman &
Co., has been resold to Rosalne L.
Kavanagh, who plans the conversion of
the building into small suites. 1t occu-
pies a lot 20xl008.
The trustees of Columbia College are
understood to have leased the four
story and basement residence at 2
West Fiftieth Street, adjoining the
corner Of Fifth Avenue. The lessee
plans the reconstruction of the prop
erty for business. This house is on
lot 25x100.
Jersey Resident to Live on Drive
The five story American basement
residence at AZ Riverside Drive, north
Of Seventy sixth Street, has been sold
hxy1 1on ,otf 70 Tn&-
sey business man, who will occupy it
after the completion of extensive alter
ations. The property has frontage
of 40 feet and depth Of 81 feet,
and is assessed by the city at $4,000.
Pease & Gilman we're the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Big Demand for
Commercial Space
Stores, Lofts and Ru;ld;n
in Every Section Eagerly
Sought

Dwight, Archibald G. Perry ,.m
leased the store at 81 West Twon..
second Street to the Metropol;,sn
Electric Protective COMPANY tba
buildings at At and 40 West Twsr.n
second Street to the Liberty Boy Gov,
pany and the corner store ST s;v.,
Avenue and Seventeenth Street to tha
Riley Realty Construction Comu.,r
represented by Spear & Co.
George r. Read & Co. have Leased G..
the Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY
the four-story and basement buildin.
at 81 North Moor Street. botmoos
Greenwich and Washington Streets S.,, +a
David D. Cassel; also for r Crrs.., CIV, ~
& Son the fifth floor in 7s'So svs,
Washington Street to the Press os
Fremont Payne, for term Of wears
N. & l.. Hess have leased WIN ~,
Douglas Robinson, Charles 5. Brown G.
Co, the store and basement at ia ~
l59 West Fifteenth Street to Bruns
hlmball Company. marine engines.
The Duross Company has leased for
William Harris Douglas to Vance and
Burnell, Inc, the building at l06 Front
Street, for term of years. '''''
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased n
Rosenberg and Altman the first loft
at "a East Eleventh Street; to Benias
min Feingold the store at 1850
broadway; for William A. White {
Sons, TO Joseph Langner. the frst
loft at 12S Blocker Street. ''S'
Charles b. Van Valen and Georrs
hetchum have leased the basement
at 20 Maiden Lane to Robertson &
Sons. "
He'll & Stern and Edward J. Hogan
have leased a Broadway store in The
Woolworth Building to the Gnzv l1v
Blouse Shop. The lease is for a long
term of years, at a total rental of $50
600. VVV'-
Samuel H. Martin has leased Offices
in the Simpson Building, corner Of
B5roadway and Sixty seventh Street, to
the National Association of Audubon
Societies.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Brown Acquires
Big Bronx House
Eight-Story Structure OH Fox
Square One of Three Parcels
Taken bY Operator

The eieht-story apartment building
at 1857 Hoe Avenue, southwest corner
Of 165th Street, the second largest
apartment house in the east Bronx,
with two other properties, was pur-
chased yesterday by Frederick Brown.
1t was erected few years ago by
William Oppenheim. 1t occupies plot
77x110 feet, facing Fox Square.
Mr.. Browns other purchases were
GAG West 1S4th Street. near Broadway,
q iive-story house. 50xl00 feet, acquired
from Jeremiah T. Mahoney through
O'Reilly & Dahn. and 1915 to 1919 Col
lege Avenue, near 10th Street. two
tive-story fathouses, on plot 75x92. s
feet. held at S65,00O, and bought from
the Felix Realty Company through H.
J. Rogers.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Big BROOKLYN Flat Is Sold

The Meister Builders have purchased
from the II. Batterman estate the five
six story apartment houses, on plot
200X1oO, at 25S to 272 South First
Street. They are arranged for $50
families and have fifteen stores.
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany has sold for james Owencraft the
two story and basement dwelling, on
lot 20x10o. at 34S Fifty y-seventh Street
to William Nelson for occupancy.
The Mcister Builders have purchased
70 Sixteenth Street, two family frame
cottage.
H. l.. G. c. Ernst have sold to Edward
Jackson, through William P. Jones,
plot 50x125 on Gatling Place, between
Ninetieth and Ninety second streets.
1t was a cash deal.
w. H. Goldey has sold the three
story store building, on lot 2Ox10O, at
141O Avenue ], to an investing client
of Samuel Galitzka.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Tobacco Company Forced
To Buy a Home

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
sold to the American Sumatra Tobacco
Company l31 and 1873 Water Street.
southeast corner OF Pine Street, two
tive-story buildings covering plot
about 42X80. The property was valued
at Sl25,0O0 and viii be held by the
purchasing company free of mortgage
Indebtedness. Extensive improvements
Will be made and part of the purchased
premises occupied By the owning COM
pany. The American Sumatra To-
bacco Company is now located at 1872
Water Street, which building was sold
by the Noyes Company to H. Duys &
Co., and H. Duys & Cos present build
ing at 10 Water Street has been
leased TO We'll & Sons, tenants in 1Sl
Water Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Bronx
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

VI 4.% ,4 f aT7 i 6s 6s;"9ss' sS 50 ,s
1FAYETTE ST lzstii}ao ~ upper as space ss'oo 90
Iss "a av: yrs. from May /. 1915 address dress
NAssAU 81 leo all Geo Hbro consents IS tSas Soe
er ter osl Meonan may may assign lease to Nathan
from May l. 1928. atty. N Koven al5 Mont4-
SANE property Geo Fhrc consents that Nathan 0Q9
Aor l,o onser may assign foregoing lease to Israel
fFenstsin o s6 CRYSTAL st. Brooklyn: yrs. from
r&Rk Ma.- Az iO5s - S.th BisnCS9 ;SS9
9r, from May May l. 1919 atty. shcohy & McCormsck
f4h HST s5s 1 s'is TO 3am aa sis assns. q essz
Ials coman schaeline il w Van iF0m Bursn osa' st.
WARREN ST . Q broadway store; Dav,G SspOI i.
sns i'f frd@ i" fser Fs6 d otSin S and Esein
HUDSON sT 5i3 al Eiz chescbrousn to chafIsS
from Oct l. 1918: atty Lester l. Cailan. ia
s41'i sr ao4 sos II ali Lennio " Todd 81 100 %
eIrs, etc TO Harry Rapaport. AO6 40s r; 10Th st:
81 ~ yTs !,,I,1 from April l. 1917; atys Henry. ST.
7TH Az 7i7i5 second floor the olwcrase c. ;ogo W
Jas W leung. New Haven. Conn and Chin =
- - 1919. address, Chan Kew, 1902 Union IS, st.
BRoADwAY, 5cth st; ali Ina s,,;;st, sa 800
and ano: from April |. 1919 to Dec 81 Io3o
attys' Kramer & Bourke 22O Broadway -. 8. .OS3
Bronx
lost ST. $50 & $50 L: all: Great Northern Apart
ment Corpn to Neho Realty Co. Inc $40 Bway;
yr from Feb 3. 1919; attys Morrison & s. go
LoNGwooD Av. a54 4 s7i also Hewitt p i'' Sls SIS
S22. S26, $50, s34. S3S. S42. 846 $50 S5i SIS
s62: also East Broadway. 265 & 1853: also
Cherry St. 456-5S; all: Louis Cohen ct to Neho
Realty Co. Inc, $40 Bway: yr from Feb |
= ! 1919; attys. Morrison & s. 32O Bway. s725 500
SOlThERN BOULEVARD. 1907 ground floor &c
habohl Holding Corpn to + Trotta O07 Southern
boulevard yrs, from July ! 1917: atty. +
Irotta. 100! Southern boulevard. .........s ST 500
WHITE PLAINS AN 347l: store: John w Fncke
trls, to Abr NJ Schwartz. 5000 Barker av: 3 yrs
IRON May 1919 toption yrs renewal) atty
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

Building Loan Contract
Bronx
WEBSTER Av. s 22ol 1921 81. no sI-N.
James q We1iz icans Mountain Garage Co ihs ~,
10 ere1 brick garage L. payments -.-. S'V.7T
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

Go%dSsrs. @ ,zas'ss to Goilsera' inc III Eas;
Frtedman & r 233 Broadway .'..,.. S. ooo
GRAND ST. 80, s l6Sxs2. .91l5x75.S: D m
Feb "a; Chas Haskell to Ceniral Saw Bank
Is, ;,h az: yrs. p c: atty. I & r Co.
East Side
10TH 1l- ST 2? F., n $. lok949 ? m; Fob "a.
Row; yrs. 6 c. atty, Myron Su1bergts. 3s
Fcb = chas haskell to Central cen sN 'eS Sav Bsnp. n
151 An az dgG Marsh Mar, J. 1928 c: att;
MADisoN ~. s. s$4 10th st. ls7,75 8 g9o
G,mn' p, Feb q Jaysn 4 steele 70 Emisrant Mdu,t
E |o oGorm nas d q chambs5s r}g G. l''y' 500 .
l3oTI ST - .2s2 4 5th av. lss9a IL p IN: m;
Bowery due Nov l5 loss C. I attys' pa'1 Real II
& Rogers. l4l Broadway ..........., So. 500
West Side
pm; cb 9o John Brook Go S' TO Oscar schaeTeP ssg
To' 'T"ouS ra Is5 Az yrs 9 c. atty Lewye5s oa
,ot =; & FEB Is; Mar X Holly to Fler "oodworth,
i.2l mtge a. per bond; atty. Fred Ingraiain.
ilS1l 81 81 W. 5 25slooll.; m; Feb 3 23? s5:
Isaac Cohen to Isidor Himler ss4 tiffany st:
sS @ %s2 Is %Ss 'ls0ss
Hyman Goldberg to Pauline Goodman. SO 5lst
f. Izs hpoosyn RrosGn3v yrs c; atty T & + CO;
A'' 'iO@N""J - 700
Bronx
F0HDHAM ROAD. $ s. 1868 n Jerome av
21i0oHlS 4Kll5.7 Eria Lowenstein to William
isham II Z 63d ST. Fehy "A 8 yrs per
n, cent; atty I. T & T Co l6o B'way 49,, 81 500
WASHINGTON AV, c l74th st. 251lO0; Bort
ram Il kraus to Bronx Savings Bank 429 Ere
mont az; teby 25: yrs: 5ia per cent; atty.
224It ST Ss6 +: SIS; 5oxll4; Coo W Eccles to
feteI kazban Sll 226th st: Feby II due as
per bond; atty l. zoctzl 4lo2 White Plains
CLINTON Av. 1928 E 8; i9 91oo 2: William NJ
nlorohnek ct al to Barclay Holding Corp 2l7
b'way; prior mtgc S., 500; Feby %: yrs: 6 per
cent atty l. Tuhna 3l4 Bradford St Brook
EATiiGATE AN, l604 8: l6Sx7OS Biagis Cen
en- TO Title Guar & Trust Co 176 B'way; Fchy
70; due as per bond; atty. G g. T Co l7e
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Results at Auction
BY Joseph P. Day

18TH ST. Isl E. n Lexington av (Nc. lsel.
2j1lo0 II. 5sty int h strs: Franklin sav Bank
agt Louis Frank ct al: due $36. 455 So ta1es
etc. 81 l27: TO the plaintiff sor ....... $50 600
2o5TH ST. n 3. 6S47. " Il Granada Pl so AZ
81 s150Iss 10. vacant Louisa Thicbauh sgt
lobt Beern ct al; partition; adjourned 10
March IL ~
TINToN Az. 722. 3. 1870 lssth St. 25sr
lso.6I251l65.t ety shop: d Brown ct al
agt Daniel Harris ct al: due $9.5sa 25; taxes
ctc. ]42Soo; to the plaintiff for ......., 50 500
BY Henry Brady
Az a. 2sI-e q W 18th At mos. $3.50 46xa+
sty tnts < strs. Nobt Graves ct al trst etc
agt semplicio Shvano ct al due t4l 549 0a: tares
ctc: $2219. ol TO tho plaintiff for. ..... fg5 600
litIu ST 81 f. 8. 500 Sd ar 25xl00 IL .
sly ut Isaac Bell agt Josef tiern.r ct Nj
Sr nr9 ts tslssoolf; 'sres etc s423'o to tho plain
by Arthur 6. Sheridan
.'IH ST l54 r. 8, Ia ~ ad nv. 2orss.O s,y
80. ~ 1hcr,n. ~ el d.,: 81 ~ "
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Assignments of Mortgages


45TH ST, Z: rtges $4,000. $50 400. $1,000
Fredk A Clark. indyid. to Fred A Clark. Middle
field. \. y. and an. trustees. atiys. Yer Planck
4 Prince. l49 Broadway. assns. each. ......- 81
5TH AV. n SIN St mige. 81 200 GOO. = Right
ute and Int IN l-S part Frederic Z Iesis.
individ et al. eyrs. 10 Cath Moulton. z 6isi
St; atty, Hamilton McInnes. III Broadway .
VEST END Az. sss in. aow $40 900; ESy r
Black 70 Edw Clark and Edw Clark, indi'a.
70 Z S Clark. Cooperstown. y y et al. trustees.
for Clark Neishborhooi Assn ai,ys Yer Planek
18TH ST, 3l5 W. mtge. s25 600 Gustsyss sden-
berg. indiyid 10 Sldenbere exF and trustee o.
Gottheo Dessauer: sttys. Lschmann d Goldsmith,
Az c. Sc 5m st. Y Inves,or, cor9n to Tifs
Guar "A q Trust Co. l7s Broads ay....... $1,000
trustee will Gottleb Dessauer u Iiy Sidenbers
SeU Par av: ai'ys. Lacl-man s Goldsmith, :,
l4aTH ST 2os -9os ". Tite Guar & Trust 60 70
Arnanda Bussing. 2O5 J. Lincoln sg Mt Vernon.
peo I1 address 10 Broadwsy ....... ss2 900
bfsOA)WAf, $3.50 $3.50 Annc r Bauerdort to Wm
hohrins: at Harrington Psrk. J. s,tys
haoefdori u Taylor, III BroaGEsy........N.V 5000
Bronx
Investors Corpn TO Tile Guar & r Co rs
Broadway: atty. G q GO. l76 Bssy sS5see
p Becker 81 Fore.t ay e. a.. atiy. :
.n Gussen g PARK Row 81
z2el Broadway; atty. [ : Morig 7 Co ).
WEBSTER Av. 5 q l7sd St. 81 lO1so' as
Az " c % s.. l05157: Wakefield Rosa B
Hegi'z 70 Minnie Heuiiz e2ol Broadsay, s:J Il,
LOTS 50 and SO. Blk D. map section C. Eden
"sld Realty & Commercial CO 10 jennie Ha,
Iock 2O'J Honeywell aY. atty ! Haock. sss q
lo3IIl ST. ll5 T. Morris Bergman 10 Jacob y
Levy. $50 Convent ay: atty. + Lese. 50 Na;vs NasS.s
BRYANT Az. 1915. Darb 4 sno to Jacob
Levy 4So Convent av' at,y. Lese. s. na:as na:..s,
o o
Eealty 20 Co 800 Wills sv atty. Benenson Hay H,,s,
- oos liiis av siVY
CHARLOTTE ST 1925. Richard Noi.er 70 Bstsi.s
sMoller. 2Ol5 Grand Concourse. attys. wesserosa
X. IS Liberty st.........' .....-..... 1850
LOT a. Blk "A. map Morris rark. Antona'
alty. l. g Hamburger. 29s Broadwa az. .........'.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
interpretations
Continued from preceding page

The Wyandotte. Inc; restaurants Sl5o.-
600; Bellport, N Y: George kreamer. Frank
II. Kreaner, Edith +. l.. kreamer. -'ell-
port, N. Y.
Morrison Pollefexen & Blair. of New York.
Inc : general shipping 100000 Manhattan :;
r. L. Ernst, F. II. Butehorn. R; A. Maclean,
3lS Seventy-fourth Street, Brooklyn.
Ritzwoller & Co, Inc; misses apparel :;
$4,000; Manhattan; Carl D. Ritzwoller,
Solomon katzauer, Joseph Schloss, "a West
Thirty-t third Street New York City.
Joseph Mayer. Publisher, Inc; $1,000 :;
Manhattan: lredcrca Mayer, Madeline
Mayer Louis Kusel, Northern Avenue. New
Films. Inc. 100000 Manhattan Edward
Marshall, William w. Young, A. II. Mont
romery, 376-S0 Lafayette Street, New York
City.
Humphrey Pictures. Inc; $4,000; Ocean
Side. Nassau County; John Gracy. c. B.
Dawson. S. n. Van siclen, Rockville Cen
tire. N. Y.
Greenpoint Packing Box Compa y :
$4,000; Brookyn Hyman Bilsky. Aaron
Blsky. 1872 South Third Street, Brooklyn.
Estates of Sturban, Inc: 5000 900; Bronx ;
T. NJ. r. Mekleham. j. Bowie Dash, Amy D.
Dash, Dash Place and West 240th Street
Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Fourth Avenue Loft
Involved in Deal
Twentieth Street Corner For
merly Owned by William r.
Evans to Go to Operator

The twelve story loft building at the
southwest corner of Fourth Avenue
and Twentieth Street, known as PAP to
ESQ Fourth Avenue, assessed at $780,
600, has practically been sold to S. H.
Stone. This is one of the former hold
ings of the late William T. Evans. head
Of the drygoods house of Mills &
Glib, which failed several years ago.
II. M. Martin. the present holder of
title, acquired the building at auction
in 1916 for s60OOO over prior liens
aggregatng about $685.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Travellers Elect Officers
Harry Stern Becomes President
of Southern Association

At the annual meeting of the South
ern Travellers Association, which now
rumbers about 900 members among
The commercial travellers who do busi-
ness in the Southern states, the fol
lowing were elected to Office for the
ensuing year:
Harry Stern, presidents; NJ. Barnett,
first vice presidents; M. Grossan, second
vice PRESIDENT; Mark Mendal, third vice
president; Milton l.. Kahner, secretary
and Edwin Bukofzcr. treasurer. The
last two were reelected. Six new
members were elected TO the board OF
directors to serve for two years.
The association is considering plans
to remove its Offices and club rooms
from the present loo-tten, 1179 Broad
way, to more commodious quarters in
one of the leading hotels.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Metropolitan Life
Sells Another Loft
Alfred Rau Buys Tall Structure
in Oath Street; Three Midtown
Sales bv Insurance COMPANY

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company has disposed of another Of
its large mercantile structures.
Through the j. Romaine Brown
Company it has sold to the Washing-
ton Arch Realty Company, Alfred NJ
Rau, president, 43 to II West Twenty
fourth Street, twelve story building
on plot 62x99.9. The property is fully
tenanted. and shows a rent roll of
about $4,000 per annum.
This is the third large mercantile
building sold by the Brown firm for
the Metropolitan Life within the last
two weeks
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Buying in the Oranges

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has sold to C. c. Kerr of East Orange,
N. j., for Mrs. Lucius Cole, her prop
crty at the southeast corner of Oak
Bend and Tulip Avenue, Llewellyn
Park, West Orange, consisting of two
acres, with dwelling and combination
stable and garage. Mr.. Kerr will oc-
cupy.
Edward P. Hamilton & Co. have sold
for Frederick Pring the Colonial resi-
dence, garage and half acre at 161
Grove Road. South Orange, N. j., to
Richard G. Kruger, of Pelham, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
The range Of prices follows: /:
Southern Spot Markets

Galveston quiet, unchanged at 2S25c;
sales, 1884 bales. New Orleans steady,
unchanged at 2725c; sales, 1895
bales Mobile quiet, unchanged at
s@.25c; sases, 36 bales. Savannah
G1sct, unchanged at 27c; sales, 48
tss]es Charleston quiet, unchanged at
25c; sales, nil. Norfolk steady, so
points higher at 25c; sales, 161 bales
Augusta quiet, ~ points higher at
2o.S7c; sales, 50 bales. Memphis
steady, unchanged at 26.50c; sales, $50
bales st. Louis quiet, unchanged at
26.50c; sales, nil Houston steady, un-
changed at 26.50c; sales, 1890 bales
Little Rock quiet, unchanged at 255Oc;
sales, 225 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Commission Merchants
Buy in Hudson Street

The Markham Realty Corporation,
Clarence w. Eckardt president. has
sold to Henry NJ Day l. Co 81 Hud-
son Street. at the corner of Harrison
Street, and opposite the Mercantile
Exchange. The buyers. are commission
brokers and are to erect on the plot a
new three-story building for their oc-
cupaton.
This marks departure from the
usual custom in the district, as it will
be the first building to be SO erected
and occupied.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Trade Notes

H. r. Mallnson e. Co. have ar
ranged to maintain extensive displays
of their silk fabrics in Paris. This
firm has had representatives in Eu-
rope, the last two months, but their
agency in the French capital is to
receive more attention than heretofore
Lieutenant Clifford D. Cheney, of
Cheney Brothers, the silk manufact-
urers, arrived on the President Grant
from France yesterday morning. Lieu
tenant Colonel Cheney is attached to
the Ordnance Department.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Crausman Buys on linton Avenue

The ]. G. Leasing Company, Bernard
C1ausman, president, has lcught from
William Goldstone and Abraham Ligh5
the two five-story apartment houses 1t
tie southeast corner Of linton Avenue
and l50th Street. The houses are ar
ranged for forty-six families and con-
tain six stores. The property fronts
IS feet on linton Avenue and 12O feet
On 15Oth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Uptown Dwellings Leased

Thomas ]. O'Reilly has leased for a
term of years the dwelling at 767 St
Nicholas Avenue to William Rosen-
berg and the dwelling at 1856 East
Ninety-third Street to Joseph Skelly,
also 81 Dominick Street to Henry E.
Jansen for dwelling purposes.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

Automobile Cloths i'm Demand

Manufacturers Of automobile cloths,
mainly made of rubberized materials,
report that demand for their output is
active. Owing to the expected growth
of the automobile industry, manu-
facturers of these cloths, which are
used for automobile tops, seat cover
ings and trimmings, look for sustained
actiVitV
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
COTTON STATISTICS
Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool cotton cables showed:
Spot cotton quiet; middling 4 points
higher at 17.32d; good middlng 7
points higher at 1s.76d. Sales, 1000,
all American. Imports, nil Futures
opened steady, unchanged to 13 points
higher. Closed steady, old contracts
to So higher; new Is to % points
higher. February, 1904; March, 17.1O
April. 1881; May, 1870; June, 1880;
July, 1898; August, 1858; September
12.40. Manchester. yarns fair business
doing; cloths quiet.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Opportunities Are Too
Good. Brokers VIII Onerate

David and Lester Kessler, real estate
brokers, have turned operators, buying
from Marcus Helfend the tive-story
apartment house on a plot 4Ox1OO at
$50 Fox Street, completed about three
wears ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Spectators Sell Hoe Ay. Corner

The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has sold the two sixstory apartment
houses, on plot 125xl0O at the south
east corner of Hoe Avenue and 17ltn
Street, in an all-cash deal to an inveso-
ing client of l. L. Berkman
The syndicate has sold to another
operator the three five story new-law
houses, on plot 150x1O0, at 2O15 %
2027 Monterey Avenue. D. Schoen was
the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

GRAND ST. 80 S. l6SxS9 91l5,75.2; Central
Sav Bank 10 Chas i Haskell Orange. \ j:
{ s. &; FEB "a; atty. G & T Co. rs
Broadway .-.....,.... s.. 200
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Jersey Homes F,epeed

S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
have leased for George f. Bracket to
Ray Clark the dwelling, f72 Lincoln
Avenue, Ridgewood, \. j., and for Mrs.
Caroline A, Hood TO Sears R. Kelso jr,
80 Washington Place, Ridgewood, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices compared with
those Of year ago:
Yesterday A wear sgo
Live steers. fair to
prime 100 10. $t400 @St800 Sio.5o @Si275
Dressed beef sides.
ID. ...;....,,... .2s a .2spa .i5H@ .is1a
Live seas. common
to prime, 100 lb 1900 @ 22.o0 1900 90 1880
Dressed yeals. city.
lb. ............. rs "a 80 23 "a IT
Live ewes 100 lb. 900 a 1850 800 "a 800
Live lanns fair to
prime 100 ID. 1900 90 1900 1875 % 1850
Dressed mutton. ID .i6 a "a rs "a 2i
Dressed lambs. city.
10. ........... 20 a 80 10 q -
Hogs. 100 h.. ....i70o q 1900 1850 a 1900
Dressed hogs, ba
cons. TO- ~ "a a .24H 24aa0 .24as
Mess pork Dbl. 1900 "a A9.50 $500 a
Mess beef. bb: $500 @ $500 5.o0 a 5000
Lard. Middle West.
ID. ... 2s45o "a 2s55c 2s 85c "a 2sq5o
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Lis Pendens

47TH ST. 5. $40 7th av. 2o1loo4; Mile, e
Macon ct al agt Joseph Clark ct al (forecl,
mtge>: atty p Candon -'a
52n ST. s. 800 lin av. ?6xlOo5: Frclerick
Garrettson rt al. tristecs agt Margaretha
Eckert ct al Uorcclos mtge) attys. Hawk,ns
GOTH ST. 3l9 E. Laura y Snyder of 3, sr
isaac Hosenwasser ct al tforccos mtse) attvs
w a Mitchell. 's'' A''ys'
agt Henry Scheuber ct nj lSor.r,o. uus.oe. .,.et
attys. White & Case 'o' A"'So'
Bronx
"An;Es AZ Az Any,, 6 WI 212s wcschcster av 2sr
al uore.'oae mtgc): atty. H. Swain ~ "
ndrar sN ApU,oby 81 as2i ~ lsoth at: ssll4t7
ct al uorccos mtge) atlys Cannon & Cannon ,''"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Receiver in Rankruntcy

Judge Knox. Of the United States District Court
with $4,000 bond. for the Fougner Concrete
Ship building Company. 80 Pine Street. The per
in Brooklyn. is valued by tho creditors at 100000
The alleged bankrupt has contracts at the present
time for the construction OF ships and vessels fer
the Standard OIL Company and the Emergency
Fleet Cornoration Of Amerlca
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Rents at Scarsdale

The Scarsdale Estates Organization,
Robert E. Farley, president, announces,
has rented Colonial Lodge, in the
Grcenacres section oe Eearsdale, to
Alfred J. Casse