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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 13sTH STREET-Peter Axelrod
sold for the 435 Realty Company, 435
East 13Sth street. a six story apart
ment house. on plot 50xI0o. The pur-
chaser Is the Harted Realty Company.
The house rents for s10.46o annually
and was sold for $4,000. Frank
Locker, attorney. represented the buy
ers
EAST l72D STREET-J. G. CRAFTSMAN.
president OF the ]. G. Leasing Com
pany. bought the nve story twenty
five family apartment. 50x100. at the
1I2d street, from William Goldstone.
WISE AVENUE-F. Feldman bought
the Mildred apartments at the north
west corner of 1921 street and Vyse
avenue, held at $4,000 and renting
for $4,000. through J. Windman.
COLLEGE AVENUE-The B. and J.
Holding Company (Marco Brothers)
bought from =. Wattenberg. operator.
the two five story tencments at 1874
20 1879 College avenue. The houses
are 50xlOO. and were held for $4,000
each. William Marco was the broker
EAST l56TH STREET-Philip Schlach-
etskv sold for the Bond and MortgaG-
Guarantee Company tho southeast
corner of Union avenue and 1851
street, three story Nat and garage
25xel.S.
JEROME AVENUES. J. Taylor sold
for the Beckman Realty Company tbs
two story store and ONCE build ng
22.ssx33.1sx Irregular. at :f12 jerome
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
MERCHANDISE GAIN
IN US. REPORTED
Business Menace Seen in Re.
fusal Of Western Soldiers
to Quit East,

Optimism ana pessimism seem to be
struggling for mastery throughout the
country, and merchandising 10 held In
allegiance to see which wins, II is stated
by the Research Department Of the
Credit Clearing House in its report COW
ering merchandising activities for Feb
ruary.
General merchandising has been bet
ter during the past month than in any
month since the early part Of 1918, but
the great confidence Of the manufac-
turers and producers last year 10 said to
be wofully lacking at present.
AS reflected In reports representing
more than 10000 actual transactions
with the figures taken from data relat-
ing TO quantities rather than values
purchases throughout tho country In
creased l per cent over January OF this
year, but were . per cent lower than
February, 1913. Indebtedness was
per cent. less than January OF this year
and per cent. less than February
1918. Payments were per cent. better
than last month, but 1 per cent poorer
than February. 1918.
Although the East leads all Other
sections in the various phases OF mer'
chandisi sing, It Is said a slight unrest II
being shown. The recent labor trou
bles and a hesitancy to accept tho Gov.
ernments control OF public utilities ano
service corporations are reported to have
been n great detriment to activities.
A menace is seen in the great number
OF middle and far western soldiers VINO
have decided to remain In the East IT
this section purchases increased pei
cent. over last month, but were pei
cent less than February. 1913. 1ndebt.
edness was 8 per cent. less than last
month and per cent less than Febru-
airy, 1918. Payments showed an In
crease Of 3 per cent. over last month
and were ! per cent. better than Feoru-
airy, 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Five Lofts in Old Mercantile
Section Change Hands;
Valued at $3.50, 900.
81 FRONT STREET REs0LD
New Owner for Arbour Casino
Sale Of Fourth Avenue
Loft Contaminated.

Interest in the old mercantile section.
Just west Of Broadway. was revived yes
terday by the negotiation Of transactions
affecting Ave loft buildings valued in the
aggregate at $4,000. Tho largest of
the deals involved the six story building
Mt 81 to IS Greene street and the abut-
ting eight story structure at 81 to IS
Wooster street.
The buildings were formerly occupied
by L. T.. Dommerich & Co. They were
sold yesterday by the Greene Street
Realty Company. Otto F. Dommerich
president, to q buyer whose name was
not revealed. Tho latter was represented
by Lachman q Goldsmith, attorneys
The law Arm OF Olcott, Bonynge, NC
Manus & Ernst represented the seller.
J.. Tanenbaum, Strauss 4 Co. were tho
brokers. Tho property was sold for all
cash. free OF all encumbrances and
mortgages, and will be held without a
mortgage by the new owner.
The Greene street building occupies a
plot 1ooxioo adjoining the northwest
corner Of Broome. The structure on the
Wooster street side stands on a plot
65.2x1oo They were held at 100000.
Another sale In the same neighborhood
was that OF the eight story loft structure
Mt 107 and 100 Blocker street. north.
west corner OF Greene street, on plot
4ex100. which was disposed Of by the
estate OF John e. Parsons In an all cash
transaction. Tho holding price wal
$4,000. The buyer, Mr.. Powell. also
purchased the adjoining eight story
structure, 5ox10o, at III and III
Blocker strset from Richard and Henry
tnx,
held at $125.00o. gives the owner q
Blocker street frontage OF 100 feet.
In another deal Mr.. Powell purchased
the eight story loft building. 5oxs1.e. al
20 and % waverly place. southeast cor
ner OF Greene street. The seller was the
estate of Simon Goldenberg. which held
the property at sif5,0oo.
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Rriot mtg siiC5Oo; atty. II ziesOrr. e.: :doo
18TH sT. 8. '27ls . Bway. 25xss.i1. FEB
Greenwood nv, Montclair, N J, yrs. Int
as per bond. pr mtg si7,OOo' atty, \ oo 3
pRotb y 81 iss Bw s5r issd st tss5 W.,
Sway. iSoass;ii: i,sd 4, scS ". !; 100 %
Realty CO to Jacob Rosenthai, $40 West
End nv, duo oct 25, 1919. go; attys
Marks 6 NJ, 60 Park NORTHUMBERLAND
Bronx.
Borough OF Tho Bronx.)
HILL Av. toa7, 25xloo-Alfred Brandt
to Chas p Hellock. 2stt Br9nx Blvd'
sIMps g ii ST. w :. SIC Freeman st. lis
xSs-Max Turin to Bond f. Mtg Guar 14
Co. 1T6 Rtmsen st. Brooklyn, Feb 90
due as per bond; atty. Title d T CO
wEs IVES hMssiiii Xv. sis, -. asi.iss,
woodycrest av, Feb 20. yrs. $50 att SnS
Lind n p, 40 Cedar st. 900
SAME PRorERTy-ssm. to same; 40 F sss
10th ST. SIS, 1861 Alexander ay, 2tr
g~ cs Iss e. yrs. 8" vi $3.50
icoDEiis Bradley to Harry Calm,
$50 Grand Az, Feb ~, y r., So; st az
FREMONT Az, siI-is. n 8. sssxl4s-Den-
wood Rlty Co to Metropolitan Savings
s:nk' s. coopor So; FEB Co. 1S y5' s sS
HcsErwEI:i' Nv, s. 81! i!siS st,
2sx1to--Abr GinberE to Edmund Krue.
ii.aoo. Feb 81. instalrnts. eSs atty, Title
Guar Go; iIs Bway;;..,.;s..M. soO
I'M ali 60
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
REsELLs 81 FRONT STREET.

Front street was again In evidence in
the reports of yesterdays trading.
Through the Charles r. Noyes Company
Clarence w, Eckhardt. president of the
Markham Realty Corporation, made n
quick resale Of the Ave story and base
ment building at 81 Front street. south
west corner of Cuylers alley. The prop
erty is 2l.7xs2 and was purchased by
Mr.. Eckhsrdt a few days ago from the
Franklin Trust Company. II IL valued
DC $4,000. Tho buyer In Identified with
prominent shipping interests and Is
understood that the building will be re-
modelled and occupied for once pur-
poses.
The Markham Realty Corporation ha
owned many properties on this street,
including 40, IS. SO. II. 73 and 80 Front
street. several of which have been re-
sold through the Noyes company for oc-
cupancy. Henry p. Mofloy Of the firm
O. Rudd. Wood & Molloy represented the
purchasers OF 81 Front street In yester-
days transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
LEASE OLD POWER
PLANT ON BOWERY
Company viii Improve II
With Garage and Stores.

The big structure at the northwest
corner OF Bowery and Bayard street.
formerly used as n power plant by the
Third Avenue Railway Company, was
leased yesterday by Jacob Finkelstein &
Sons to the Modern Grade Renting Com
psny. The lease is for twenty-one years
and involves an aggregate rental of
s350.000. The property has frontage
OF 100 feet on the Bowery, 200 feet on
Bayard street and 100 feet on Elizabeth
street.
The lessee has arranged to improve the
property with stores on the Bowery and
Bayard street side and a garage on the
Elizabeth street side. and will add two
stories to the present structure at an
estimated cost OF $4,000. The deal has
caused some comment. as this particular
section of the Bowery has been dormant
from the real estate point Of view for
many years,
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SEVENTH AVE. CORNER SOLD.

The property at the northwest corner
OF Seventh avenue and Fifty-second
street was sold yesterday by the Hasco
Building Company. through Electus T
Bsckus OF William H. Whiting 4 Co. to
Thomas Cunningham, owner OF the prop
erty opposite on the southeast corner OF
the two thoroughfares. The plot sold
20 Mr.. Cunningham is 745x75.s ard Ia
improved with three story building
known as the Arbour Casino. Mr.. Cum
ringham plans to remodel the building
and already has several negotiations
under way for the leasing OF the entire
property.
The Hasco Building Company pur'
chased the property last June from
Emma G. BadRley of East Orange. II
was held at $500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
NATIONS HONOR ROLL
DIED FROM WOUNDS. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED wOIN DFp tDEGHEE
uSDETERA. NED.

DIED FROM WOI NDs PREEIousLf
uNDETERA NED.
Richmond Hill. \. Y.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREvIOusLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
DRYsoN, Raymond c., West Newton.
Mass
oAPPA. Joseph walter waus.u. WIS.
as.r sam 81 fs.s ,G:
ct, New York city.
sMiTII. Spencer. Hcaton, y. G.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Corporals.
GIssoN, Charles r., nenns;t, Mo,
Privates.
cRorTy, Thomas, County Glare. Ireland
FISHER. sidney Paul. Mcpherson. Kan.
JELiNEK, ferdinand, Ravenna. Neb.
LOWE. william, Fairchance, Pa.
LYONS. Clarence, statesboro, Ga.
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
vEhAsouEs. Ma'ias' Wagon Mound N
wo TTErdRrE5 MissTNG m AeTISS
Privates.
BI.ooMINGpALE. Bennett william
Sturgis, Mich.
FORD. Hurley, EdEerton, Wis.
JACOBS, Mark. Winnecook, Mont
WATTS, James Miles. Cov!ngton, Ind.
WOUNDED tDEGREE INDETEn,.MIICSED,
ING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
SMITH. John H., New Bedford. Mass.
Corporal.
RoDERiOK. Rudolph r., Adrian. Mich.
Priyates.
DIXON Claude g, Covington. Tenn.
FITZPATRICK, James r., Santa Clara, Gal
LEE iys CsTTis, PTsstSn boH oT,s "
FORsGREN. Hislmer Warren, Pa
KULBSZEwICz. Lucian A.. a25 W. 10th
oTEAnY. DANIEL e, winchester. Va.
PTIIEGER. John Clarence, SO Williams
=; Oneida. " H.; ~ y,
SICK N HOSPITAL PREvIoUsLy RE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION,
Privates.
DENIsON. Arthur L., Hudson Falls, n. Y.
O'NTIL. Hugh v. Brooklnc, Mas.
ONRII.. John j., Troy. n. y.
RETURNED TO DUTY (PREyIOUsLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
GAABREId.. Clyde r., Antryills. q. O.
Privates.
pAGGoTT. George H., Charlsstovnt Mass.
pAUGHERTY, John f.. Chrisney, Ind.
EAGLEsroS. Erwin j., 1876 broadway. n
EAT6N. Flu r.. Tribune. Ky.
EDELEN. Alexlus NJ, Charles county, Nd
FINNERTY, John l., sharon. Pa.
FITZGERALD, John Aioywishious, indian
FiT'RKEY, otto, Chicago.
FRoMAlA LOWS. Chester. Pa
INRVn CharieA r. Port Norfolk, Va
GALLAGHER. Sell ", NesquehoninG. Pa.
HoPWOOD, John, P2io sth sv., n. Y. O
KLATT, Louis r., Marquette. wis,
LAMPMAN. Thomas T.. Philadelphia
I.EHENER. Donige. Bridgeport Conn.
MAMcZUROWsKY, Peter. Nalinseobedden.
MoEILER, Francis. Monmouthshirs. Ems.
RUSSELL Melvin o. Grand Rapids. Mich.
sHAWG Charles o.. Summum, Ill.
sKOSH Andrew, Allentown, Pa.
STTEBER. George A., Minneapolis. MINI.
RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL
previously REPORTED Miss
ING IN ACTION.
Privates.
GEORGE. Carey. Hickman. KY.
VAN PEIiT John j., Blazer, Ohio.
ERNOSpousry REPORTED DIED rROM
WOUNDS RECEIvED IN ACTION.
Private.
JOHNSON. Clarence A., Rockford. III.
ERHoNEOusIY REPORrED WOUNDED
sEvERELY.
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LOFT SALE COMPLETED.

Negotiations were closed yesterday for
the gale of the twelve story store and
loft building at 24s Fourth avenue.
southwest corner OF Twentieth street,
formerly the property OF the late Will
lam T. Evans. president of the dry goods
firm of Mills a Glib. which was thrown
into the hands Of receivers several years
ago. Announcement was made In last
Thursday mornings papers that the
property was about 10 change hands.
After the institution OF tho bankruptcy
proceedings against Mills a GLIB the
loft building was acquired by the Mills
& Glib Properties Company in fore
closure proceedings. Tho latter COM
pany sold the property yesterday to a
syndicate represented by l.. Tanenbaum,
Strauss Co, The property occupies a
plot s7xl00 and is assessed by the city
for $3.50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market remained very quiet
yesterday. but ruled higher in absence
OF important selling. Tho opening was
unchanged with July selling up TO l3.oIc.
and December TO 1860. during tho later
Trading, and the general list closing at
"A net advance Of IL 20 Is points Tho
first sale OF March, 1920 delivery was
reported during tho morning at 1900.
but only n few thousand bags changed
hands and the price movement reflected
the influence OF small buying orders In
a narrow market
The local spot market remained very
quiet with prices unchanged on the
basis of 16Iac. for Rio rs and cfhc. for
Santos 4s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
Shoe style sh ovv.

Men. women and children will act As
models Mt the shoe style show TO be
staged In the auditorium of the Bush
Terminal Sales Building. Forty-second
street, on the evenings OF March 10 and
H. under tho auspices of the Interna-
tional Buyers Club. which will be the
host to shoe merchants. retailers and
buyers from all sections OF the country.
Shoe styles for spring and summer
will be shown in series OF living
pictures. and the models will wear ap-
propriate apparel TO match the dif-
ferent kinds and styles exhibited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

F. c. Sauter sold for Charles Sayles to
Catherine Burns the two story. two fam
lily dwelling, 1894 Seventh avenue.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Max Siegel a one family dwelling at
1853 Bath avenue. on plot l9.ixlo0.
Frank L. Marcele was the broker.
Meister Builders. Inc. sold 1852 Sew
enty-seventh street, a three story cot
tage on plot 3lxf00.
Buckley & Horton Company sold the
southwest corner OF Eighty-third street
and Eleventh avenue, 100N120, for
Frank Gearon for immediate improve
ment with one family dwellings,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
HUpsoN-FCLToN SOLD.

The Hudson Fulton apartment house
at the southeast corner of Broadway and
l36th street Has soil yesterday by A.
l.. Mordecai & Son to Louis Schlechter.
The house is seven stories high and COW
ers site 9e.I1 feet on Broadway and
105 feet on l36th street. It was built
by the Mordecais and contains thirty
spartmsSs$C and s~s( stores ....
The total yearly income from the
house Is $4,000. II was held in the
market by the sellers at 100000. Fred
erick G. Menke was the broker In yes
terday's transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
STATE PAYS $500, 900.
In Interest on Bonds Issued fer
Highways and other Purposes.

Special Despdtch 10 the sus.
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 28.--Holders of
State Highway. Palisades Park Forest
Preserve and s~k .toga Reservation
bonds. issued during tho last few years
and aggregating $Ss .a14.ooo. will receive
$780, 900 to-day, Comptroller Travis an
nounces. That cum represents the
states interest obligation for the last
six months aocruing upon $4,000. 900
Highway. 81, 1000, 900 Palisades. $4,000. 900
Forest Preserve and tT14,ooo Saratoga
Reservation bonds outstanding In ad-
dit1on a payment OF se5.o0o will Be made
toward reducing tho principal OF the
Saratoga Reservation Investment
As an example OF the amount 20 be
distributed holders Of $1,000 bonds will
receive se1.25 upon a baxs OF AZ per
oent. $40 at I per cent and SIS at 3
per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
CIothiers Plan to Merge.

Plans for merging the Clothiers' As
ISOLATION of New York and the American
Mems and Boys Clothing manufacturers
Association will be perfected at a meet
ing of committees OF the two organiza-
tions to be held in the Hotel Brevoort
Wednesday afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

ELDRIDGB STREET--Char,es r. Fa-
ruolo sold for the Lawyers Mortgage
Company 1877 Eldridge street. a Ave
story tenement TO an investor for cash.
WEST NINETY-FIRsT STREET
Premium Holding Corporation. Sydney
II. SOM. president. bought through L.
j. Paillips & Co.. from the Central Saw
ings Bank, s and West Ninety first
street. six story elevator apartment
on plot 57x100. The property was &C
quired in foreclosure by the bank In
December. 1917, for $4,000.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE--The five
story apartment house at 81 st. Mich
olas avenue. southeast corner OF 1l3th
street. 76xl00. sold recently by the
Advon Realty Company. Mrs A. Il.
Adams, was resold by the purchaser to
isidor Wolfe Of Peekskill. N. Y. The
latter gave in exchange about sixty
lots In Peekski!l. Rockaway and
Jamaica. Both deals were negotiated
by the II. NJ. Well Company.
SEVENTH AVENUE-The two five
story apartment houses at 1857 to
216l Seventh avenue, and 16S West
l2Sth street. comprising the southeast
corner. bought recently by newly
formed corporation from the F1anton
Realty Corporation. were resold. They
occupy a plot 50x75.
Realty Corporation bought from the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the six story apartment. box1oo. at
5o5 West 124th street, acquired In
foreclosure proceedings In 1917.
EAST l14TH STREET-Mrs. C. II.
Hughes sold through Kehoe q Canero
S31 East i14th street. q four story fiat.
2oxIO0.
WEST l54TH sTREET-Ennis 4 s!nnot
surance and Trust Company, as trus-
tee, the three story dwelling at All
West 154th street, near ST. Nicholas
avenue, on a plot 25x10oa w. J. Hus-
ton & Sons were the brokers.
WEST 1S0TH STREET-Maxwell Mo-
ser sold for Maria C. Falck the five
story apartment house at 525 Yves,
1s0th street. on plot 4Sxl0o. II rents
for $4,000 per annum and was valued
| at $65, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
SILK Sam pies in April.

PATERSON. Feb. 2s.-Silk mills here
are beginning work on their samples
for next fall and expect to have them
ready to show not later than tho begin
ming Of April. The question OF price Is
undetermined as yet. but some manu-
facturers admit that prices probably will
be lower than those quoted now.
Commission Wrappers report some in
crease in business this week. and tho
situation Is improving.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
Fire at Centennial MINI.

BOULDER, Col. Feb. 2s.--Fire which
started carly to-day In the Centennial
mine OF the Big -Four Coal Company nt
Louisville, Col. near here, destroyed sur
face buildings Of the mine. Six men
who were inside when the fire began
were rescued. The loss has not been es-
tmated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-01
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and ndG,ess or owner and at
tornPy.)
tsouth Of Fourteenth street.

Downtown.
(South ~ Fourteenth streetD
BEAVER ST. 1874. W cor Hanover. SIS
xss.7sst4sSli = Louisa Townsend,
ali liens. FEB .5; attys, GOLDSMITH, c. G
Essen ST. nS si s. a5.Ioo,i,.-;Mctt,;o;.MdiToo
500 Willis av, Bronx. all liens. Feb 81.
G., ATTY LAWYERS & Co. $50 Bwsys 81. 600
slau to Rosie st Sic AL 18Th st. all
iIsns Sept Sept e. 1918; atty Jno KOrneleu;
LEWIS IS 81 s9!h iii :. sox.ox irrssI ,,iSG
1920 CIV way j. 'F al liens ~ Den t@ :
HorsToN ST, se cor Mangin st. iiocs.iioo
Nassau Ferry CO TO Mang- Houst
Realty c9Tn1' o ga Bway; FEB -, subj TO
East Of Fifth avenue, between Four
teonth and l1oth streets)
2.p ST. II Z. 2S,cxsas--U S Trust Co of
y Y, exr Robt S M!nturn, to Cornelius
18th st. Brooklyn. mtg $4,000. all lions,
.ap ST, il5.s7 i. .7xss.s (foSsclos
Harriet $ Scott, 1873 Cannon 81. pough-
sps,e. Y: atty. Paul NJ Goodrich.
50 Av. cor 57rH<.. 6oiso-.iHo% SSTd
Hudson co 10 Clara pernhart. 40 Fort
washington aN, mtg woo, 900, all liens,
Jan /; attys' Goldsmith, c. { & VI, 81
s.TH sr' 20 z. So, isIi6o.s-Emm1iice l. =
Clark TO Herbert Pell, Jr., 966 Park
sv. Feb IS; atty. de p Foster, a. wall
I'd Av o,, 75.'iI iioS,h st, 7is1:5f lrr: reg;
55th st, city. and Nicholas Dunn. coots-
hill, County CavAn. Ireland. mtg $40. 500,
Feb :s, 1910; p Cooke. Board OF Eiec-
ioSTH ST. ss, :s7.s e Eth sv. AZ sxiooII-
Robert G Mead Jr, trustee. TO Raw Gold
man. aat T. sOth 81. sub to p m. mtg ttl..
600. Feb 2s' atty T @ T co; idsS
LEXISaToN Avv. 1ios. IssIiS--E;uigssn n;Yg z
Hen,rs and ano, sxrs Frances W II
ton sv all liens. Feb 10; atty, Charles
Goldberg. 2s1 Bwsy. ..........,..,si
1OsTH sr. "a T., - tSxico'iI; lOsth st:
to Jno l. L.ibowitz, 1870 sist ct Brook
Ign. mtg $4,000. all liens. Feb 20: atty
lyman I Barnett. Ia, Ns&au st.. 800
West sida
(wsst OF Fifth avenue, between Fourtssnth
and 10th streets1
KH r sr siS.sss.s rS'iS Bitter si;s l'I 10
zsnobie De volny, a+2 w a7th ct, Feb
,sIi s,'y; tvs T CO , i,S sw,y 500
Emlgrant Indust Saw Bank 20 VIM W
ada, : and {. mtg $4,000. FEB II stty.
4sTH ST. sot w IS. sSxioo.5.Msrsars.tt
] Saunders to Standard OIL Co OF N y, 90
Bway. all liens, Feb 81; atty. Title Guar
.sTH 81. ses ", IS. u1ioo.S1cciarissSiiisV1D
wooisrssn 10 Standard Oil 90 OF N y, 10
Bwsy. al lions. Feb %: atty. Title q 4
4sTH ST, s,i.sS W, Ms isxioo.s.Msrriss
Poisky to ManerIea Realty Corp. 81 W
s;,s g. %s tu' S Il. AZ a liens. Fob r.;
ssTEi ST st;,. .. Y. !esioo.s tfo,se!es
saay Aay s<Aa. Aissass y = Sss n
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Dry Goods Distribution Falls.

The current wholesale distribution or
dry goods Is running considerably 1855
than durlng the same period n year ago
Marshall Field & Co. report in their
weekly market review. Orders from road
statesmen for immediate delivery OF
goods were about the same In volume as
for tho same week in 1918. More Gus
toners were In the market this week
Collections continue satisfactory.
The John V. Farwell Company states
that ready to wear lines. especially
waists and petticoats are active. Win
high grade novelties commanding the
Acid Cretonnes Of better grade are in
good demand.
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An American buyer who has jus. re-
turned from Paris reports that among
the novelties prepared by the French
houses for next winter Is n double Ter
sey of wool. consisting OF two layers
interlocked and measuring the thickness
OF tho little finger. The material will
be used for coats.
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,ourso Realty Company bought the prop

erty.
The other sales were n 1--WE story house
at 6t7 West 172d street to a client of
william Mohlich, holding price $4,000 (:
the southeast corner OF Vcrmilyea avenue
and Filth street. n Ave story twenty -fivv
family house held at $4,000. to Samuel
Minkskoff; 1885 Intervals avenue. n fivo
story thirty family house held at ss2,50s,
TO Abraham Gold, and 2s23 Davidson
avenue. a five story house held at
$4,000, 10 John II. c. Klemeyer. who
paid In part the property, Ss1 East 1924
street, q four story house held at So, 600.
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To Sell Furs.

The nrst public auction OF tho Amer
loan Fur Auction Sales Corporation,
which was organized recently. will be
held in the company's headquarters, III
West Thirty-frst street, stnrtng March
IL
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A. W. Company OpeninEs.

Fall lines OF fine serses from the
Puritan Mil have been opened by the
American Woollen Company at prices
ranging from S2.35 TO S4.s7h YARD
weights from IL to II ounces; also over
coatings from the Globe Mill at prices
from $3.50 TO $3.50. and from the beoh
Mil at prices from $3.50 to $t47H
The company will open full lines OF
cloakings Monday.
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General baking Company Report.

The annual report Of the General Bak-
ing Company for 1918. shows net profits
after deducting charges and Federal
taxes OF st5s,2t.. or per cent OH the
preferred stock. Out Of that sum total
dividends OF 4 per cent were paid during
the year on tbs preferred. In addition to
which there was balance o. | PEI cent
for the common. The profit and loss
surplus as OF December IS, according 10
ihs report, was st.sss.5sk