The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14

William A. White & Sons have leased
from plans for the Twenty-Five Broad
way Corporation, Bernard Wakefield,
renting agent, the entire eighteenth ana
nineteenth floors of the new Cunaro
Building to the Anaconda copper MIN
Ing Company, Cornelius p. NJ keily,
pre- aent. The floors contain $4,000
p ar. Zee, of space and the lease runs
or twenty -one years. and the totaI rent
amounts 70 more than t4.000,0o0. These
two floors had been previously Leased
TO w. A. Hartman Co., but as tnis
firm recently purchased the Saston,
Williams & Wigmore building 1T 81
broadway for their business home they
ala not require the Cunard Buiidihs
space. The Anaconda Copper M nlns
Company is composed or the Anaconda
Copper Company. Montana Power COM
many. Andes Copper Mining Company.
Trnited Metals Selling Company and
Creene-Cananea Copper Company, ana
Tor many years has occupied about
a. oo0 souaro feet in AZ Broadway. Inc
same brokers recently leased the fif-
teenth floor In the Cunard BUILDING 10
ehe Robertson Cole Company. automo-
bile exporters.
Tenants Buy Parkway Fiat.
Tho Maranamay apartments, SIX
story elevator house. S7.6xlOO, AT OIL
20 All West 18th street, adjoining the
corner of Riverside Drive, has been
purchased by the Lansing Construction
corpany Inc, from Mrs. Mary Il.
C,ever. The property has not changed
hands during the last fifteen years. as
the former owner purchased IL from
FULLY & Co, the builde>s. 1t Is under
stood from NJ. Fl. Gaillard Co. the
brokers. that the property VIII be I'M
rnediately resold on the 100 per cent
cooperative plan. NJ. III. Gaiiiaro
Co. will represent the new owners ahu
win conduct the resale of the Individual
apartments.
More Aston Dwelling" soid.
The thirteen dwellings at to "a West
fssth street belonging to the estate OF
the late William Waldorf Astor nave
been sold to Leonard Well by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company as
trustee. through Charles A. Peaoondy'
representative OF the estate. L. ). Fhii-
fins & Co were the brokers.
THE houses are all of the four story
and basement type. each standing on
lot 20x100. They were erected oy 'he
Astors many years ago ana the iahu
had been In their possession Tor more
than half a century.
Moutgomery, Peabody & Grace rep
v-~aented the trustee as attorneys anu
Samuel Levy represented the buyer
xea.e In Grand Central Zone.
AMER, n. Ashforth, Inc. leased TO the
Rsnkers Commercial Security Company
,h. fourth floor, containing i2.600 square
feet. in the Berkeley Arcade Building
1926 West Forty-hfth street through to
1922 West Forty-sixth street. These
offices are to be used in connection with
their offices in IA Wall street
business Property Transactions.
Grace II. Phillips and others sold TO
esz sixth Avenue, Inc. the three story
building with store at 232 Sixth avenue
on a lot 1870. adjoining the northeas'
corner OF Fifteenth street. II was sub
loot to a mortgage for sl22.5Oo
The twelve story loft building at
mast Twelfth street has been sold by the
No. 0 East Twelfth Street Company to
the No s-12 Holding Corporation. II n
on lot 25x103.s.
g. s. White Dental Manufacturing
Company has bought from the Market
Street Realty Company the seven sSSry
building on plot 120x26.s sn the east
side Of Market slip between Cherry and
water streets.
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF St
Matthew sold through Peter Biege TO
C,irald brothers. tenants, the four story
building with store at zoe Blocker
street, northwest corner of Barrow
street, is.11xsi.
Swift q Co, packers bought from
Amos G. Dean several old buildings oc-
oupying the block front on the east side
Of Tenth avenue between Fourteenth
ana Fifteenth streets The parcel meas
ures 2o6 3x10o. and the packers plan 70
build a flreproof structure 20 be used as
the headquarters OF the company for its
New York branches.
In the Dwelling Market.
Pierre a. Golden Company sold "a
west Seventy-sixth street four story
dwelling. 20xlo0. for the l.. Sutro estate
20 Mr.. and Mrs. y. DAILY.
The Brown Whcclock Company. Inc,
ssiA for the Clark estate 81 West Eigh-