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REAL ESTATE JOrrINos.

Tho next regular meeting OF the Har-
lem Property OwnerS Association win
be held at s:15 p. n. this evening at
their headquarters at 81 West iesth
street
The, New York Title and Mortgage
Company has made a loan OF 100000
on 1s1 William street, recently sold 10y
Lehn q Finck. wholesale druggists. TO
the Broadway John Street Company
(Elias A. Cohen).
]. Louis Van Zelm was elected d.
rector and treasurer OF tho Woodbury.
@. Langdon Company. Inc. and also of
the Seven Hundred and Five Fifth Ave-
nue. Corporation. Mr.. Van Zelm Is as
sistant secretary of the New York Life
Insurance and Trust Company.
Walter II. Parsons has become asso-
ciated with William CruikshAnl5's Sons
as head OF the brokerage department.
Louis r. Rothschild. the tenant. Is the
buyer of the dwelling at Is East Sew
enty-second street, the sale OF which by
MIRA Benjamin Guggenheim was report
u yesterday.
The sun., 1919-06-05
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish & Marvin sold for Frank II.
Watson his Colonial residence on Con-
cord avenue. Larchmont Terrace, to
Judge Curtiss s. Bacon OF Middletown,
Conn. also leased for W. b. Dean his
residence on Beach Avenue, LArchmont,
to A. NJ. Holytein OF New York city, and
rented for Miss Katherine Eeyeney her
residence on Prospect avenue. Larch-
mont, to Norman 8. Riesenfeld OF this
city.
Nichols & Hobbie sold for j. Allen
Townsend his home At Ardsley on the
Hudson to Joseph X Cass.
/. G. Wolf sold TO Mrs. August Egerer
OF Manhattan tho James c. Crane es-
tate. situated In KensinSton. having a
frontage OF 200 feet on Beverly Drive
Drive and 200 feet on Nassau Drive
The sun., 1919-06-05
HOUSES FUR THE SUMNER
Residential LEASES.

Pepe a Brother rented apartments At
i24 Wayerley place to James A. Stod,
dard: at l23-125 Wavcrley place TO VI.
w. Wood at 10 West Twelfth street 20
DIR. Achille Klmerini; at II East Ninth
street TO Capt J. II. Portugal; at 1874
West Fourth street 20 Mrs d Scott,
and at 25S West Fourth street to Mrs
A Christie.
o. d. & H. V. Dixie leased for tho es-
tate OF II. o. Sage a Ave story DWELL
lag at iiS West 1l7th street.
Samuel II. Martin leased for the So
ciety OF tho Immaculate Conception the
four story and basement dwelling At
lao West Sixty-ffth street to ID. p
SaltzmAn.
The sun., 1919-06-05
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat "a vEsEY STREET.

LAT II vEsEY STREET.
BY J. II. Mayors.
RIvINGTON ST. sos. n =. ash Lewis st.
27.llxlo0. 6 story tenent and stores: ac-
ton i--Francis Asbury Palmer Fund Rgt
Chas Casazza ct al; due, S;9,ls5.SI;
taxes &C. $3.50; adjourned to June is.
RIvlNGTOS ST. 3l2, a. % . Lewis at,
e7llxloOx27.ioxl0o. 6 story tenemt and
stores; action Same aEt same; due.
t2s.;oS..I; taxes. &C, tsis; adjourned to
June Is.
lat s:os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
10th st, n cor Townsend av. loo.1x
2S2.I yacAnt-Reaity Operating Co agt
Adroit Bldg Co ct al: due. s2T.sis.sS
taxes, &c, S1.O7s.Se: adjourned TO June
MONROE Av, vs.. . l74th st. T5xe5,
vacant-City Of y Y agt Haliinan
ct al; due, 3io,lts.+3: taxes. SC, si.-
ssT.o6; adjourned to Aug 6.
TISTON AV. 527. =. l25 1isth st.
.5xl0e, 2 story and bsmt dwlg--City Of
y agt ] Charieton ct al: due. Is
5000; taxes, SC, f5so.E: 10 George A
Chambers for $3.50
BY James J. Donovan.
EAsrBURN AV. W g. ASA a lTSth St Sox
sS, vacant A Wolf Rgt Emily Sehmitz
ct al; due. 1851. SIS; taxes, &c, 1880;
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
The sun., 1919-06-05
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market yesterday wasJa
sec saw affair On the call prices were
irregular. points higher TO points
lower, with trade interests on the buy
ing side. Later in the day prices ad-
vanced to 10 points on support from
Brazil and some OF the recent bull
crowd. hut the trading lacked snap and
as soon as that support was with
drawn Wall Street took profits and
some OF the earlier gains were lost. par
ticularly in the more distant positions.
nearby months holding steady.
Final prices were net TO II points
higher
The sun., 1919-06-05
ESTATE IN SEVERAL DEALS.

The Benenscn Realty Company has
bought from the Purdy estate, ~ East
125h street. a four story house, 2ex
99.li, near Park avenue. and 11S3 Am
sterdam avenue. a three story frame
building, 25xlo0. near 14sth street.
These properties. together with the busi-
ress building at the southwest corner OF
THIRD avenue and 1.6th street, pre-
viously announced. and a number of lots
IN Tho Bronx, were taken in part pay
ment by the Benenson Realty Company
for the Pleasant View apartment house
at the northwest corner of st. Nicholas
avenue and 1s0th street, held s275.ooo,
the sale OF which was announced yester-
day. John w. Brettell has sold for the
Furdy estate the four five story new law
apartments at 2a4S to 1850 and 1895 to
osao Grand Boulevard and Concourse.
s0x1O0 each. to Joseph Shenk. The
buildings were held at 100000.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AV. 6S, n store and

AMSTERDAM Ay. CD. n store and c--chas
u Young ct al to Philip pnsming; as
atty. oHo psG.. sOiS Sd Az. :! $3.50
HATH ST. il2 W. p4rlor q. basement str
M ha Co yrs from 'I June = ggs sis;
atty, 3 Greenbaum, oS Park Row. ~ 900
isT Av. fso6. str-NicolA d'Aisasan dro 20
yrs from May I. 1917; Attys. Teitelbaun
J. 800 Bway. .........:......... $40
sTH Az. 7i4i, str and part Paul
Schultss to Jas Lekacos. 217 9th av
Bkiyn. s yrs from March !. 1919; sd-
dress. John Lekaees. 2iti sth Av. 81. 300
CHERRY ST, Ss5- $50. 6 c ScaTn1asl ST.
Reubin Rothnan aud ano. al6 RivinEton
St is yrs from June !. 1919; atty. Sam
4a6 ST. sSi-ss aud $50 W. .iit .f'T p
Darmstadt to Nathan JANE ana Ano 1856
W S7th st. 1o-yrS from Juns-1,-1o
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FIRST SALE IN o. YEARS.

Cammann. voorhees, d Fleyd have
sold TO the Markham Realty Company,
clarenss W. Eckardt president, tho five
story building at ~ Front street. 25x
IS. adjoining the corner OF Coenties Slip.
Walter l., Smith ana Louise A, Gormly
IRE the sellers. and the property has
been held in their family since, 1922. at
which time IL was purchased for $3.50.
rhe present assessed value is s27, 900.
The sun., 1919-06-05
SCHOOL WILL ENLARGE.

St. Demands School, established in its
new building at to 10 East Ninety
eighth street about four years ago. has
purchased the adjoining lot. at IL. for
$4,000 from Z. Howes. The purchase. Il
Is understood. was made to enlarge the
school building. a four story structure.
The sun., 1919-06-05
OTHER SALES IN THE nRoxx.


DAVIDSON AVENUE The Bedford
Holding Corporation sold to RAYMOND
Rubin st71 and 2tT3 Davidson avenue.
TWO hve story apartment houses. as
xlOO and 50x10o respectively. The
houses rent for $4,000 and were held
az $4,000. II. johnson and Laitner.
Brener & Starr were the brokers.
SOUTHERN BOCLEvARD-The estate
or s. Ornstein and NJ. Perctz sold
TO ooidgraoon Pteferblum the Royal
Photo Theatre, at 134S and ilS50
southern Boulevard. The buyers are
renovating the premises> Joshua Sha-
piro ana Mode Harris attorneys, rep
resented the sellers and buyers re-
spectively.
lNTERVALE AVENUE - ]. Lester
wood sold the one story taxpayer at
the southeast corner of Intervale ave-
nue. and 165th street. The purchaser
gavA IN part payment a plot OF lots
c1i Teller avenue. harry Levy was
the broker In the transaction.
FINDLAY AvENCE-The John FULLY
Company sold through ]. Zimmerman
10 the singer Engineering Company
Iloe and 1117 Findlsy avenue. two
five story apartments. each ssxi00.
EAST 10TH STREET - The Isaac
Lowenfeld Realty Corporation sold to
Mary Hasse 643 East 176th street, a
nve story apartment house, 40xIio.
Max Alexander was the broker,
KELLY STREET-Lowenfeld A Praper
sold 1850 and 1862 Kelly street. a
five story tenement. to an investing
client OF Mode Harris. -"
FINDLAY AvENUE-Morris sax sold
for Mrs. s. 0oern the six story apart
ment house at 1l2s FIndlay avenue.
sSx1oo, to an investor,
HULL AVENUE-Morris Sax sold for
tho W. Jenotta Building Company the
hve story new law apartment house.
eox10o. at 32oI Hull avenue, to an
investor.
EAST 18TH STREET--Schwab 4 Co.
resold for the 2lO West Fifty-sixth
Street Corporation to a client the three
story dwelling at 541 East l6sth
street, 25xs1.
CoURTLANDT AvENUE-schwab a
Co. resold Tor client the three story
loft building. 5ox1o5, on the north side
OF islst street, 900 feet west of
Courtlandt avenue
GRAND AvENUE-Schwab & Co. sold
TO an investor the two f<e story new
LAW apartment houses, 50xl00. at 22S0
to 2SsS Grand avenue. held at $780,
GOO.
COCRTLANDT AvENUE-E. sha~,sn
sold 10 Sadie Giadstein go and 100
Courtlandt avenue two three story
buildings, 25xs3 each.
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BRoOKLYN SALES.

Meister Builders. Inc. sold 70 Fiji
teenth street, a two story cottage. to a
client for occupancy
Otter5ourg. Slender & Houston sold
for client TO Samuel Palatnik the
three story dwelling at 2e3 Penn street,
2sx10o.
Buckley & Horton Company sold 26s
Eighty second street. a two story DWELL
ing, 4oxle9. for q client to Henry Neu-
mann for occupancy.
Tho Real Home Real Estate Cor
poration bought from Leon Luft 80, 90
and 100 Bay Twenty-hfth street.
The sun., 1919-06-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. w s. Too.li $ I2Sth st. and
a. az from n cor i2:d st. i.oilH
TO Claremont Holding CO. 100 Bwsy,
nov 49, l'ls; Attys. a 4 H Bloch, %
7sTH ST. q w.Th.o a Meyer 10 Alien
Vanguard. Princeton, n J, and Harold
Goodwin, Rosiyn. L !. eKrs and trustees
wiz ny Msrquard' June 20, 1895; atty.
rs TfPr g. w'sdns'Sn IN w ava , T..
Julia ii Peck to Helen s osiivls, "a e
..5!h g.. Jan IL. 1915; attys Cannon a c.
SAME PRoPERTY.sams; 10 same. oct st'G a.
1905; atty. same. $50, 600
sIsT ST. =. zoe . Amsterdam av. sOx
dcS;tS irrsE.Mat 4, a. May 70 II. ET-
1905 atty. C w Bsnnstt. 6 william
sisT ST. sam. property-Lliu and nc; John John
isT FIST ST cs % ' Ia' Az 4 t:s iSSS
S2x irrsE; 10th st tS-iIiO. sL 1895 E
Pleasant az. runs 3 lItM sax "
Washington st, lIt-7s--N Ice Co Of
Maine. Inc. TO Sc Andrews Institute for
Girls. wiilouEhby, Ohio. and o of
Feb Is: 1919; attys. White and Case. -
SAB ST. IS, % vs. Lexington sv. '!o1i60.Sw
den and ano, trustees, Oct ii, iSss;
BtTH 81. 1855 B-First Tnivsrsailst
d and Mary b Van Ettsa, i,s " 18th
u. Dec 81. 1915; Attys. PressinEsr a y,
cASrSoN ST. -. iit n Rivinsicn s 81 sS1
ioe-ssmueI Horsvfs TO Stanley Fos-
ter Babylon; !, June !. lsis; sttya
Harry. & ", is9 swsy. v...:. $3.50
italian say Bank. g. spring 81, Nov 20,
1918; atty, C q T Co. l7t Broad.
AESSfD;E5iRsoN PI, Io-Fraai schmidt ss'Vt to
OF Y 4
Httys. Joe c Levi, 81 Nassau St. so. 900
JOHN ST. S).S6-Edw A Schmidt, Radnor,
Delaware Co, Pa. To lease s Phillips.
supt of Insurance. state OF y Y, iiquidAt-
ing business OF the Casualty Co of Amer
lea. csS BwAy, AuG 80. 1914; atty. Title
Guar 4 Co. i7s Bway. .S2ib, 000
The sun., 1919-06-05
CHELSEA MARKET SOLD.

The Chelsea Public Market at III to
10 Eighth avenue. southwest corner OF
Nineteenth street, a substantial hve
story building. has been resold by Fred
erick Brown to n client of r. w. Sharp.
who plans TO remodel the property and
occupy It for his business. 1t has a
frontage OF 20 feet on the avenue and
lo4 feet on the street, and Is assessed at
$3.50, 900.
The sun., 1919-06-05

CORN-Cash corn here was easy. with
No. 2 yellow quoted at tla3E and 40. 2
white tl.e5u, cost and freight New York.
OATs-Iu the local cash market stand
ard Was quoted S0E 9SOhc. No. 2 white,
soLc; No. 3 white. 79% qsoEc,: No: 4
white. 7s% 1a%c; fancy clipped white,
sOLc.. all elevator.
RYE-MArket easy; No . Western.
81 66h. cost and freight New York.
BARLEY--Market steady: feeding, 81. 25 ;
mating fL34. cost and freight New York
BUCKwHEAT-MArket dull; sound mill
ing, ss30d335, cost and freight New
York.
HAY-Market Arm; No. I, t235da $40:
No. 2. s225923o: No. D. s2.15 20; ship
ping, $40
sTRAW-So. 1 rye. kI4aI5 n ton.
The sun., 1919-06-05
JULIA MARLowE BUYS HOUSE.

Julia MAriowe. who In private life is
Mrs E II. Sothern. will presently make
here honia in old Greenwich Village. She
has just SECURED possession OF the prop
,rty at n Washington Square North.
which includes a three and a half story
iweiiing with a one story extension aRS
1 three story stable which fronts on Mac
tougal alley. famous for It's studios.
The Rhinelander estate. which owns
considerable property iR this quarter,
WINS the lspd covered by Mrs. Sothern.s
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NEW APARTMENTs PLANNED.

James f. r. Carpenter and associates.
builders Of fine apartment houses now
having two In process or construction
IN the Fifth svenue section, one Mt the
south corner OF Sixty-sixth street. have
lust acquired another site comprising
he four dwellings at 1t5 TO 1855 East
rifty-second street. a plot sssx10o6. The
properties were resold by Pease q Eli
nan for Norman g. Relsfeld. who
bought tho houses last week from, ].
&. Aso'Donnell through the same brokers.
The sun., 1919-06-05
Y. W. c. A. RUYs APARTMENT.

The Young women's Christian Associ-
alton has purchased from Lillian H.
Dean the I'VE story apartment house,
with stores. at 2S32 Seventh avenue.
southwest corner of 137th street. on a
plot 3e.5x1oo. The building will be ex-
tensively altered and ftted Up as dormi-
tories, clubrooms, &C.
The sun., 1919-06-05

atty. Rubin, 900 Bway. $500 to &c. 800
WEST BROADWAY, Barclay at. str
and part b-Ficken 4 Haaren TO Meyer
Anonowitx ST Barclay st, 8 yrs from
May ]. 1917; address. IL West Broad
way S<,foo
I'd Av, PICS, 20 str-LucV II Canazzi to
Peter Papas. 21os I'd ev. s yrs from
May 4. 1919: ;...,;..;;...... .ssee
Hugo and Gustav KEEL. 900 80 ev, yrs
from May 1. 1920; attyS JaburE Bros.
10 Leonard ct.
Same terms as lease Of May 10. 1919
The sun., 1919-06-05

Coffee Cables was unchanged for Is at
10000 EXCHANGE unchanged at Nnd. Re
ceipts 5000 bags and stock SOC 900 bags In
santos spots were unchanged at 10000 for
No 4 and l.sooS for No. Z. Futures we're
stock 1854, 900 bags Receipts at the ports
were 5000 hays, against Steoo last year and
against 1900 and 5000 and Jundiahy 1000,
az ainst 1900 and 1000 bags respectively
Fine weather was reported in all districts
from {: 20 S. degrees Ciesred from Rio
y 900 bags for New York and from Santos
10 900 bags Cor New Orleans.
The sun., 1919-06-05
eos THIRD AVENUE. ]
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 4.--EHdence mani
tested itself to-day that a majority OF
corn traders were disposed to assume
for the time being that the market had
more than discounted all bullish factors.
Prices closed weak. ~ to IL net lower
with July l7oh TO 1709s and September
l61h to 1917. Oats finished unchanged
20 q down. and provisions varying from
IS decline to 10 cents advanced
The sun., 1919-06-05

EAST FIFTY-EIoHrH srREET-pu-
ross Company sold the four story
dwelling, 20xS0, at 90 East Fifty
eighth street for the James Haryer
Realty Company to DIR. Henry CoeEes.
hall. who has occupied the house for
the last fftoen years.
AVENUE Eiectus T.
backuYo OF the Guardian Holding Com
pany Bold the eve story. apartment
house, s7xs7, at s7t Manhattan ave-
nue. for Simon s. Friedberg to a
client for investment.
WEST 18TH STREET - James II.
}Cruikshank resold to the Harlem He
brew Day Nursery. 90 West 18th
street. three story dwelling. lsxi00.
George W. BrettkN was the broker.
WEST 117TH STREET - The Frebos
Realty Company sold to an investor
the six story fiat, 2s.1xlo0.iI, at 6
West 117th street.
EAST SEVENTEENTH sTREET-In.
mes & Center sold for Dr. Francis
n. Weismann the four story dwelling
2lS East Seventeenth street, 1880, %
q buyer for occupancy.
The sun., 1919-06-05
THE SUM-. THURSDAY, JUNE S, 1919.

SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Holding
Co TO Mary Haas, 23ss University av,
mtg $4,000. June 2; atty, Lawyers 7
Co. 16o eway Observation-Disclosures
10th ST, n O. t5.l o Arthur av, to.ix
107.3x37x103.1-S q G CONSTR Co to Mon
mouth Holding Co, 81 Liberty Ut, mtg
10000, June 2: atty. Lawyers T z
TIFFANY ST, }o7c, s, 'sissioo.Bron1 Ma.
1910 Tiffany st. mtg $3.50. June 0; atty,
D. Mintz. $50 Prospect av. $500
BATHGATp Av. 80 cor $50 OF, ts2xss. II
xs3.11--Chas II Thornton ct al to Ella
1. stansbury. 1880 Bathgate ave. May
~; atty. Lawyers Co. 100 Bway ~
The sun., 1919-06-05
LIS PENDESS
Manhattan

SCANNED ST. sc and 36ia-Auburn saw
ings Bank aEt Yetta Weiper ct a. fore
closure OF mortgAge): attys. Sherman
Sterling.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. n cor SD ST.
200. 10x225x irreg-Equitabie Trust Co Of
OF uiortGuge); attys. Murray, Prentice
Rowland.
Bronx.
UNION AV, g. 36.4 n 156th at, l0sN1o65
Louise Harpert aRt George Harpsrt et
al partition suit); atty. Kadel.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LoANs

$4,000 WANTED. nrst mortgage; 6
story, corner, near l4eth ST.: rental $500:
principals only. T. b.. box slz, 2sli Third
Avenue.
The sun., 1919-06-05
MECHANICS LIEN.

BsTH ST, o. w-Adolph Fedrtgreen agt
Emily 8 Weed. owner; Mary and Robert
French, lessees and contractors. .sl8a
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new home. which she acquired from the
FORMER owner, w. KNITTING Post.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
George l.. McAlpin Residence
Adjoining Carnegie Home
Changes Hands.
TO BUILD HOTEL FOR MEN
Labor Union Buys Five Story
Building on Front Street
for Headquarters. -

An indication that the buying move
ment which developed in the exclusive
residential. section along upper Fifth
avenue about two weeks ago Is stiu In
. fun progress was given yesterday In the
announcement Of the sale of the hand
some George L. Mc.Alpin residence At .
East Ninetieth street. The, McAlpin
dwelling adjoins the Andrew Carnegie
property on the north corner of Fifth
avenue and Ninetieth street and tts
norts and west windows overlook the
s'Sborate private garden which sur
rounds the Carnegie mansion.
The McAlpin house Is q modern 1--WE
story. American basement structure COW
ering plot 2sx1oo, and while assessed
by the city at only $4,000 has been
held In the market at 1880, 600. 1t has
been owned and occupied by Mr.. Nc
Alpin since 1909. The adjoining house
at III to IL East Ninetieth street IL
owned by Louise C, McAIpin. and TIE
residence at No. 10 was purchased re-
Gently by Pliny Fisk.
The purchaser Of the aIcAlpin house.
whose name has not been revealed, Is a
client Of Pease & Gilman, and II is I'M
derstood that he will occupy the resi-
denee after making certain alterations.
FILE PLANS FOR NEW HOTEL.
Plans were filed with the Building
Department yesterday by the Forty
Eighth Street Realty Company for the
erection OF q ten-story apartment hotel
for men at ass to 2s1 West Forty-thira
street. The new strueture Is to cover
property at present occupied by three
three story buildings and one FIVE story
building. which will be torn down In the
immediate future. The hotel will be con-
struoted along the most modern lines
and is expected to cost IN the neighbor-
hood OF .S550.oo0. Gronenberg &
1.eutchtag OF sos Fifth avenue are the
architects. The hackers of the venture
believe that the location of the hotel. IN
the heart of the theatrical district and
short walk to Times Square. will at
tract a desirable type Of tenants who
desire home near the centre of the
city but who do not wish to pay the
prices charged by the larger hotels In
the vicinity.
The sun., 1919-06-05
JERE JOHNSON JR. co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
1873 Montague ST., Brooklyn

QUEENS REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.
The sun., 1919-06-05

TO LET ron nUsINEss PURPOSES.
The sun., 1919-06-05

.snity; 1doIPsh Ghoen. sie Bwsy. 80. .,ioo
:5ty 4, Jun: 3 atty A aS Fl F.,sau H 81
lssD ST. :.s a. :. ii.;ioo, ii.py;wn;ssi,
SShSTcn ST mtg ,,ls,soo. juno 9: atty.
i'f Re. ~ c stf f. 10 Fox i jH5a
sh Il ADV ! IT ;rSs n g; i!f swsy ,iss
leO.Pennant Realty Co 70 ss.nE 4 :
c Co. lis w l2oth 81. mtg sire csS
Jsns .: At'yS Morrison a 8. bsO Broad.
BRokpwXY. I,il,iio. co. is;,S ;'iSo
100, iiSloo-sams to same. mtg Iift. coo
,TH sns Az s ssss' sans :; ,,s,, .sIoS
ss-Msiton Realty Corp 70 cee.l,s
Cohen. lss Riversld. Drive. mtg $50 eos !;
city. T o. T Co. i7s Bwey. - y. .Sioc
ssy b. Sank T. harry ,'s wn:I.n 'ss Il
,, y Rog -. =, WI ; ! ,,-.s sss
Altman to Nathan a Sl.ssm assli0 s. ri, b
AZ. june 3; atty, B 4 sisssi.tsin. Is
1sSrH ST. iSi ". =. 'i;;.isn,;s;ii.-ip;o:,,ii
mtg $1,000; atty. Lawyers 7 q T CO.
RivERsTbE DRIVE. Ssi 90, ;, siSs
ct, Iss sxISi 2xss ilsI3b-Nermsr sra,
Estate Corp 20 MAlsx Realty Corr. he
Bway, b ana 3, May 81: atty. 5
lssTH 81. III ". ns. is..r,,.ii.ct;oii.:,ma
De craene 10 Josiah Lloyd. iI7 W itsJ
At. mtg $500. all liens. June 5: atty,
i,srh 81. ii W nv ii1s,.ii;i-Rsiis;isaaGSSs
A Monks ct al TO Elizabeth Realty CO.
IS Park Row. all iiens. May IS: atty.
sl nsR! sRoSEzhrr riah sss Realty GO
10 1vtnson HoAEe, 1ts W isSth at
mtg 5000, all liens. June 8: atty
lsIsT sT 80, IS Amsterdam Az. ~.
ss.ii-SeAmeu's Bank for Savings 10
Evelyn J Dunn. 1853 " bSth ct, ali Hens
June 81; atty. Lawyers T A r CO, 15e
Is6rH ST, = a7S.7 . Sth av. iesEsaii-
Hunts Point Realty Co 10 the lt5th st
Theatre Co. % Broad 1t; atty, e a T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08
Hosiery Makers Active in
Market for Raw Silk

Limited sales of raw silk were made
yesterday for delivery during the
months Of July August and September
On the whole, business last week was
of fair volume. Light buying and re-
cessions in the prices of the princi-
pal Japanese grades at the outset were
followed by a brisk demand and re-
newed advances in prices for both
Chinese and Japanese raw hilks. All
branches of the American silk indus
try have participated in the buying
movement, though it was intmated
that the manufacturers of hosiery
made the most liberal purchases. Buy
ing Of spring cocoons by the Japanese
reelers was heavy, the first week Of
June usually being designated as eco
coon week. in the silk raising dis
tricts of Japan. Because of this oper-
alton attempts were made to depress
the price of cocoons, which found re
iection in the early decrease in the
quotation for the rceled product AL
though large consignments of Japan
csc raw silk are due to arrive in New
York next week. it is stated that the
new supplies will be readily taken up
by the silk mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08
S 100000 for Work
OF Teaching Selling

Sixteen large retail stores in New
York, Brooklyn and Newark, n. j.. and
two trade associations have combined
to cooperate with New York University
IN establishing and maintaining a
course for the training of teachers of
retail selling. The retailers decided
to cooperate with the university in
establishing the course at special
meeting held in the gymnasium of
Lord &Taylor's store at which Percy
Straus. Of R. H. Macy & Co. presided.
The plan calls for fund of $4,000
to maintain the course for a period OF
five years The merchants will contrib
ute collectively $4,000 a year. The
two trade associations, the Booksellers
League and the Retail Millinery Asso~
citation of America vii leach contribute
$3.50 and the stores will be assessed
upon a basis of the number of en-
ployes in each establishment.
The New York stores who have sub
scribed to the plan are: Franklin
Simon G. Co., Stern Bros, Lord e.
Taylor, James A. Hearn & Son. Bloom
ingdale Bros, Saks & Co., r. H. Macy
& Co., Oppenheim Collins & Co., Cam
meyers and Oliver Olson. The Brook
lyn stores in the scheme are Abraham
q Stratus, Frederick Loeser & Co. and
A. /. Namm & Son. Newark, N. r.. is
represented by L. Bamberger G. Co..
l.. 5. Plaut e. Co. and Hahns & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08
Furs
W orkers in Fur Industry
Making Demands for
Higher Wages

Manufacturing furriers have received
demands for increased pay from their
workers earlier this year than usual.
In normal times the demands are re-
ceived shortly after the first of July,
when the manufacturers begin turning
out their fall merchandise This year
most Of the retailers have begun plac-
ing their fall orders earlier than usual
and also are specifying earlier de-
liveries. This condition has started
the busy season" in the fur manufac-
turing industry almost month ahead
Of time, with the result that the
workers seem determined to waste no
time in "cashing IN" when their SER
vices are in good demand.
Some Of the manufacturers are said
to have granted the increases asked.
A general advance is expected to send
the prices Of manufactured garments
still higher.