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New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

The former Schieffelin estate, COM
nrisine 461 lots in the East Bronx, mid
wav between the 219th and 225th
street stations of the White Plains
Road subway and the Baychester Ave
rue station of the n Y, W. &
r. r. r.. will be sold at auction by
Joseph P Day in the Nesey Street sales
room on Thursday next by order of the
william H. Sheafer estate.
The property fronts on Eastchester
Road, Laconia, Schietfelin, Needham,
Mickle and Kingsland avenues, Oakley
Street, East 22lst to East 226th
Street, inclusive.
The tract occupies high land, about
1875 feet above tidewater, and is in a
neighborhood that is already we'll occuS
pied with single and family
fousos, especially in East 222d Street,
which 100-foot thoroughfare bisects
the Schieffelin-Sheafer property from
bv Eastchester Avenue. midway be-
tween Laconia and Schieffeiin avenues.
Proposed Subway for Section
Boston Road. which crosses the prop
erty diagonally between its easterly
boundary and the y. Y, W & b. r. r.,
is one Of the East Brons, thoroughfares
through WnIcA, accordiNg 10 an an
rouncement made recently by the Pub
lie Service Commission, it is proposed
TO build new subway.
In the Immediate vicinity are the old
established and we'll built residential
section known as Wakefield, Laconia
Parh and Seneca Park, while one block
east Of the property an important
junction point of the future is formed
by the intersection Of Boston Road and
Eastchester Road. Another important
junction point, located less than three
blocks east OF the property, is the in
tersection Of Boston Road and Bay
chester Avenue. within one block of
the Baychester Avenue station on the
n T., W K b. r. r.
Advantages of Buying Now
Mr. Day, speaking of the opportun-
ties the sale offered to buyers, said
yesterdays
Vacant property is being sold now
at prices that should appear absurdly
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Investors Take Over Two
Modern Bronx Apartments

vestin client m '%tAsG of acoses g9." poatscbe 90 a M
S7l and SIS East ls0th street, two i've
story modern apartments with stores.
fitzpatrick & White sold for Annie
Colleary the thrce-family house 23l0
BBathgate Avenue, 25xl0O, to Frank j.
Pistone
The Delafeld estate sold q plot on
Delafeld Avenue, tieldston, Riverdale-
eon-the- Hudson, to Mrs. Edith +. Nc
MILAN through George Howe, Mrs. Nc
MILAN will erect residence.
,, The Bronx Land Mortgage and Real
Estate Company, with Adolph Morer
ana M Jack Pollack, sold for Chandler r.
SSllford the dwelling 1888 East 176th
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
John N. Scott Buys Fine
Home i'm MOntcIair

\, r. M. Crawley & Bros. sold for John
N: ~ scott his residence on the east side
o' Madison Avenue. near Draper Ter
race to Edwin Brander, of this city.
Inc house is of Colonial architecture
snu contains eleven rooms and three
bathrooms and solarium, 75X1S0. The
property has been held at S2S,500
?, Frederick p. Collins sold for Abigail
a. booream to Robert II. Wood a resi-
eehce IN Roseland Avenue. Esser Fells,
~ D., with two acres; for Stephen
Dergdal to Charles H. McGill sr a
residence 81 Ravine Avenue, Caldwell.
and for Peter J. Van Note to Henry
:; y Mertel a residence 4 Glenview Road,
North Caldwell.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
r Y E ON THE OUND
As Minutes from Grand
ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS.

Stucco dwelling. large rooms. . baths
extra toilet. sleeping porch. sun parlor
large porch trout and side of house.
every modern Improvement Hot water
heat open freplnces gas, electricity
hardwood double floors, interior Flemish
oak. Laundry in basement. Tennis court
StuccO garage Fine lawn, shade trees
and shrubbery; near beach. Corner plot
100x150. $4,000, terms.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Recent BUYERS of Homes

Margaret Brand is the buyer of the
a%eiling 45 West Ninety first Street,
soid recently by the Duross Company
n@ ana the Cusack Company for Anna
Usferman.
William II. Lahif is the buyer Of the
sot S63 Riverside Drive. which he will
improve with a residence.
>, Marion w. Malone is the buyer of
-. cue dwelling 8 West Seventy sixth
street. sold recently. Bessie Trihey
~ the purchaser of the dwelling 81
west Ninety-frst Street, sold recently
Dr. Theodore J. Abbott is the buyer
o oi the dwelling 160 East Eighty-first
street, sold Friday.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Nova Scotia Physician Becomes
4 Resideni Of NTonfclair

Mrs. Lille S. Batten has sold her
handsome residence on Union Street,
Mon'clair, n. j., to DR. Albert S. Co.
hoe, formerly of Providence, Nova SEQ
tia. The residence is a fine example of
Colonial architecture of brick construc-
uon, and contains fourteen rooms and
four bathrooms. 1t is surrounded by
large laid-out lawns and gardens. In
the rear is garage. The property,
which was held at $4,000. was sold
through f. NJ. Crawley g. Bros.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Bronxuille

New Colonial DweNing-9 rooms. 3
modern conveniences. Garage for .
cars. Large corner plot in high and
restricted section. within minutes
walk OF station. Price $4,000. Apply
H-636. Phone l}ronNyille 100.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
". \. Concern Gets 81 100000
Contract for Peru improvements

LINA, Ieru, Oct. 16..A contract has
been entered into between the Peru
Wan government and the Foundation
Company of New York for water supply,
paving and sanitation work in Lima
and Callao and their suburbs The
agreement provides for the expenditure
of $1,000, 900 in the next ten months on
public works, which it is desired to have
completed in time for the Peruvian
centenary celebrations next Ycar.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
West chester
NEW ROCHELLE

NF4W NOVIIFI-IE.
For sale. Colonial residence. Just completed
on Webster Ridge; high olevation sout herr
exposure; rooms, white ana mahogany Trim
Nled baths with built-in fixtures sun-par-
lor sleeping porch. open fireplace laundry in
large light cellar hot water heat clothes
chute, large vcranda. fine garden 2-car ga
rage convenient 20 trolley, schools. churches
ana stations; built for owner and for sale
at sacrifice, $4,000. Apply Owner. Edge
wood Park. Tel New Rochelle 4457 or own
broker
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Realty Of Defunct Bank
To Be Sold to Bidders

Henry Brady will offer for the Bank
ing Department of the State of New
York about sixty lofts located in the
Bron xand Vicinity of Fort Lee, n j.,
in the Vesey Street salesroom on Oc-
tober IS. Included in the sale arc some
Palisade front lots. 1t is the final
liquidation of several defunct banks.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Near Kdtonah

New ClaDboarG Housc--contains spa
cions rooms. perfectly arranged sun
parior all modern improvem~nts. Ca
rage. Plot l00N100 Asking price
$4,000. Apply N-965. Phone Now
Rochelle 40.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

s-story and basement, 10 rooms. baths
electricity good order between West End
Ave. and Riverside Drive. near sGth St.
Price $32 300
WOOD. DOLSON co. Inc.
BroadWAY. Corner sOth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
New Jersey

ANOTHER RARGAIN-Am anxious to sell
within the coming weeks fine home prop
erty, consisting OF pretty house of modern
Colonial architecture, containing rooms and
da nty tiled bath and fine sleeping balcony,
all improvements and half acre plot with
fine lawn, garden. flowers and shade trees :
easy committing distance: In heart OF Jersey >
most beautiful suburban community; near
express station and trolley lines; water and
bathing rights 20 with the land. $3.50 on
easy terms takes 1t completes ready to
move into; 5000 now first mortgage,
not included in above amount, can remain
Personal. Box 34, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

rooms bath. Tios 5ox10o. Price
SlQ,sf1. Apply S-55s5.
rooms. hath Plot 50xio0 Pricc
$4,000. Apply S-56os
rooms bath Plot 100xl0o. Price
$1,000. Apply S-5slp.
Immediate occupancy. Phone Lar
mont zoo.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

Frame house, large rooms, bath, all
improvements, parauet floors, oak trim
throughout, gas, electricity, hot water
heat nice front porch; shade trees and
shrubbery near beach. trolley, etc. Cor
ner plot, 10Ox1OO. 100000 terms.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

HOUSE-Seven rooms, UP to date, ground
50xioo; large front porch, vestihue; re-
place; large dining room, parouet floors
white cnameed kitchen, four large bed
rooms. with sleeping porch upstairs; tiled
bathroom. with shower: gas, electricity.
steam heat. preserve closets etc: in the
heart Of the town; schools, stores, churches .
thirty minutes by Erie Railroad to New York
City five minutes to station. Price $l25O0 ;
cash 81. 500 balance suitable arrangements.
Apply Owner, 1Ss Hillcrcst Ave. Woodbridge.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

FOR SALE-Possesion now; fins two-fam-
Nv corner property. all improvements;
price low, easy terms, come, see it. Samuel
Taylor jr., owner, 705 Parker st.. Newark
phone 2641 Branch Brook
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

EXCEPTIONALLY fine home. rooms.
bath, beautifully decorated; electricity.
gas, steam heat; plot 5oxloo: double
garage restricted neighborhood commu-
tation $3.50; 4 minutes walk station (;
worth S14.5oo; will sacrifice: particulars
Owner, as. - Nassau st; Cortlandt G442
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Brooklyn

OCEAN AVE, CORNER RESIDENCE, s
rooms, two baths, built-in shower: dou-
BILE garage: lot 55X1lo IT.; beautiful deco
phone Mansfield l77s.
3-STOEY and basement mouse (Bedford
Soction); good neiGhborhood; in porfect
condltlon; all improvements $4,000;
with or without furniture Decatur $40
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

FOR sALE-sACRIFICE. 7-ROOM BUN
gaow all improvements garage; large
plot; near station. Also two-famny bun
galow. yearly rent $3.50. Central r. r.: l
hour COME, make your offer tanxious
eaving Jeray). O. a. LaPOINTE, Lin
coin y. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

RlDGEFIELD PARk.~-Opporrunit well
built siX-room house. hath gas, heat,
sewer price $500. Inquire further part!cu-
lars Charles Wass, 25 West 42d St.
Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Maryland

FIVE ACRE residence; fine shade on the
water, fishing, cunning: oysters crabs
etc. fine buildings Price $4,000 T.. l..
SELTZER. Marion Station. Md
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

IN I-V7IA, I. 1.-TWO family tvIm house
stucco; all modern IMPROVEMENTS seven
rooms i'ath and attic each side, . minutes
from Il. X. station. block from Jamaica
trolley; plot 50Nlo0. Entirely renodelcd and
newly decorated throughout Now ready for
occupancy, Price sll.o0o $4,000 cash, bal
aance mortgage T \. Krue Builder, 1872
Lincoln Ave. Phone 1880 Garden City
DUPLEX HOUSE, now pc,nE remode,ed.
one side rented $50 Price, 50 5000: easy
payments; 20 miles out on Long Island
Richard T. Childs. ~ West saith st.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Long Island

MINEOLA. L. I.-TWO- FAMILY TWIN
hous". stucco. all modern improvements
seven rooms. bath and attic each side: five
minutes from X. r. station, one block from
Jamaica trolley plot 5oHloo: entirely rc-
modelled and newly decorated throug hout
now ready for occupancy; price $1,000:
$f,VuO Cash. balance mortgage. p, Y. KRl-Ci
Builder. lS2 Lincoln ave. Phone 1880,
Garden City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Maine

FOR RENT--Small house. running water and
bath garden, chicken house and barn; near
Augusta, Maine Rent $40 yearly. Tele-
phone 1881 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

FOR SALE-A 126-acre farm. situated
near the cities OF Philllpsburg N. j. and
Easton. Penn, with excellent markets.
rich land; high income. Apply to John
Cline. Stewartsviile, New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Brooklyn
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SPECIALIST, Manhattan ard suburban
homes desirable locations has prospec-
tive buyers; can sell without publicity
avoiding curiosity seekers Information free
DWIGNT TRCE. 507 Fitth ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
4 y AD T. nDDnI

A RARE OPPORTI-NlTY
3-famiy house II rooms. immediate occu-
pancy; steam. hot water electric hight;
newly decorated. Rents. $2.7OQ. Price. s13 500.
HOWE. 391 EAST 1491H ST
ONE Family HOUSE. 3 ROOMS AND
large foyer hall every modern convent
ence; garage; best section of Bronx. Phone
fremont 351
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Farms For Sale
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4S9 5th av, y.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Queens

RICHMOND HILL. L. I.--DETACHED O.
room house. all improvements. fruit
trees, grape vines. hardy plants: GOxl0O
feet one block from Greenwood ave. sta
tlon. Fulton st. elevated; will sacrifice
Ihone lG49-R. Richmond IIll. G. COW
ARD. 103lS ll2th st, Richmond HilI
APARTMENT in restricted neighborhood. G
rooms and two baths for sale on co-opera-
large outside rooms. Dcbnam, los 23d ST..
jackson Heights. Elmhurst, convenient to
-5ih -, station. QuecnshorO Subway Corona
lino). Phone 256l Nowtown.
25 MINUTES FROM MANIATTAN-s
rooms, all rlodern accessories. initial pay
ment on terms no greater than your present
rent immediate possession. a. J. BAR
RAFT, Franklin Boulevard, Laurelton L.
l. Telephone Laurelton 1s2S-W.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

ASTONISHING; BARGAINS, - EXTRA
ordinarily we'll built s-room house: spa
cious grounds; garage: $500; all mod m
mp IS. g. room house, ideal location, SIS. 500;
worth $500; terms. NICHOLSON, l.ynd-
hurst ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
NEW HOESES

thirty minutes from Hudson Terminal: six
and seven rooms; steam heat, bath, large
living rooms. large kitchen. with pantry
large plot Pricc $500 to $4,000: terms to
suit; also desirable home sites for sale
Frank Miller 13 Park Row, New York Tel
BsrClaY SGS5.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
AN ARTISTIC HOME
NJ AtE1I S-,iN N-1.r1 49,


with 3 large rooms and bath. Interior rn-
ishcd In hardwood. unusually attractive liv-
ing room with big fireplace, white shingle ex-
terror House in splendid condition. Ten mjn-
utes walk from y. y. n II. & Il r. r.
station $ minutes by trolley. Owner wants
quick action. Price sl3500. Any reason
able terms ID r.. Ro1 54. Tribune.
MODERN TWO-FAMlI.Y HOUSE
In beautiful restricted community min
utes' walk from r r station and 3s min
utes from Grand Central Sin rooms and
naih on each floor; steam heat, gas and
cectricitY, separate entrances for each
hoor. Separate cellars. each h/ring it's own
heating plant and laundry. Price sl55oo
o"nAr anxious to sell and will consider any
reasonable offer. II. d. Box "a. Tribune
MAMARONECK
Houses for sale at reasona bic prices and
easy terms. Write or phone ua what You
want and we Will send you list OF wha t
we have, with particulars.
VAIilAN & STILWELI.
Opposite Depot. Mamaroreck, y. Y.
TeleDhOne
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
FOR SALE.
NUTLEY. n. ].

No. 16 Enclosure (Brooksde Ave.)
Nine-room house: with studio 24x24.
with large north window, annexed. Elec-
trio light gas, city water. hot air furnace.
Plot 75x175 Price $4,000: terms 81 1000
cash purchase money mortgage 5000.
Inquire X. d. CRANSTOUN, 61i Spring
field ave. Summit, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Manhattan

LOFT. 5o42oo third moor ss7-641 West asa
St elevator; light on all sides. A c.
and ID, {. currents sprinkler system. For
fun particulars write or phone Mr.. Allen.
ee7 West 43d st. Phone Longacre 2es.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

FOR SALE-Orange County, New York.
elevation 1900 feet; country home. gar.
age. stables and barns: practically new: all
modern improvements: with about twenty
acres Of grazing land and orchards, Write
for particulars. Address Box G lbB,
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FJ
Manhattan

sos (OFF PARK AVE. E.)-Seven rooms
two masters, two maid s. enormous
living room, richly. completely furnished
log nre; Steinway grand. $500 per year
shorter lease II desired any time
Phone Plaza 9482
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

BETW ZEN Stamford ad New Canaan 1la
miles station, 3 minutes drive Stamford
near Woodway Golf Club Sound view. "a
acres, $50 feet frontage, house il large
rooms, improvements, garage; orchard .
sacrifice Sl7,5o0. HerOld, 305 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

HALF ACRE PLOT with running
stream. s4co: good neiGhborhood: water
phone and electric light. COUNTRY HOME
LEAGUE. 40 w 39d St, Madison $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
TO LEr-uNryKNIsHEp
Manhattan

77TH ST. 10 W.-Two rooms, bath. llitch-
snette. new. every convenience. resi-
dent owner.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Connecticut

Shrewsbury Rivers shore homes. special lists
The Grant Parish Agency Asbury Park. \. J
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
Wostchester

YONKERS dwellings, $4,000 to 100000.
desirable. convenient location; let mo
know your requirements. DWIGHT TRUE,
b07 Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Brooklyn

sIX-ROOM APARTMENT; modern; new
house. garage; rent Sis 944 Eth st,
Brooklyn. Inquire gf5 57th 81. Sunset
65e6 S. Rothman.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

IN FIELDSTON. RIVERDALE Two
houses. with lots; no restfctions; bar
gain. Treboul, 1850 Jerome av
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
New York State

IN FIELDSTON, RIVERDALE. - Two
houses and lot for sale; bargains no re-
strictions Treboul, $3.50 Jerome ave
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

ten ROOM BRICK HOUSE BEST
p, LGCATI0N 11 I,I( .: ~ NEWARk; LARGE
DIATE POSSESSION: TERMS TO SI-lT
OWNER, L-792 TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
REAL EsTATE-saLE OR RENT
Manhattan
Bronx

PRIVATE HOUSE; modernised q apart
IHents. basement; parQuet, electricity;
possession Immediately e5 West Sad ST,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Greenwich Conn

vi y II w IN-II, N|VIIII,
House. we'll located masters bedrooms
and baths 2 maids rooms with bath !:
hot water heating. Rent $4,000. Apply to
MRS. L. T. JONES, 80 e Putnam Ave.
Greenwich, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FuENIsHED
Manhattan

MNnhattnn
WEST END AVE. 574 jSSthl - Furnished
apartment tha. VIII please particular peo-
pie large outside rooms VIII sell every
thing complete including SteinWay grand
piano. Oriental rugs and rent paid 10 Octo-
Der 1921, unusual opportunity solnething
really good. J. w Black, Apartment l@5.
81 MADISON AVE-HOTEL APART
MENT. ROOMS AND BATH; FULL
HOTEL SERVICE. s2.lO0 TO OCT. !, 1921,
NJ X GORDON, Is EAST 4gTH ST.
PLAZA 5000.
seTH, l24 WEST-Entire second door. re-
modelled house So 100 a VI. steam heat.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

LINCOLN Park, ~ j.
New suburban home, 40 minutes out or
Lackawanna, rooms and bath: lot G3,
l5V good elevation; price $500: mort
gaso $4,000. Can or write X. Bogardus
Lincoln Park. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
rs FRONT ST

Corner Old slip; several floors for rent, 70C
to ,, 900 square feet; electric freight eleva-
tor building modernlzed. Inquire on prem
iSfs.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

10TH. s WEST qtional non house
keeping, entire foor, modern house; hign
class lea room n building.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

FOR SALE-Suburban cottage on West
Shore Railroad. 81 miles out. near depot
rooms. bath steam heat, open plumbing,
electricity. hardwood floors: price $500.
w O.. Polhemus. 2h3 Piermont ave
Nyac<, \. Y. Phone IL
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

UNDERTOOK FRUIT BELT
20 acre farm, equipped ............ $500
100 acre lake farm ............. $500
RURAL LIFE CO. K1NDERHOOK, N. Y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27
THAT DULL ACHING

Don't worry and complain about &
bad back. Get rid of it! For weak kid
neys, lame and achy backs, your
neighbors recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Read this statement:
Mrs. R. D. Barry, 334 Third Ave,
Payette, says: Il had backaches and
other trouble with my kidneys for
several years. 1t was hard to bend
over or to get up from a chair. There
was always feeling of lameness and
soreness across my kidneys and a
dgll, throbbing ache in my back and
my loins. My kidneys acted irregular
ly too. Nights 1 was restless and
could get but little sleep, and when
got up mornings l felt tired and
nervous. When was advised to try
Doan's Kidney Pills, l purchased
box. They put me in perfect health"
OVER TEN YEARS LATER, Mrs.
Barry said: 81 have but little need of
a kidney remedy now but when l do
notice that my kidneys are weak, Il
use Doan's Kidney pills. They always
give me fine results"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't sim,
ply ask for kidney remedy get
Ooan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Barry had. Foster-Milburn Co. |
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

FOR SALE: New Modern 5-room
bungalow on Center Avenue, ear
new school building. P. Walker.
FOR SALE: Young chickens, with
or without the mothers. /. Bow.
man, large house by Payette Mills. to
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

Argument 4 good when Il seeks TO
brine aui ga. when u seeks the
tswdry glory Of temporary mastery.
II Is a Wind from the desert. neither
bearing rain, nor soothing the tray
eief,- Exchange
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

Coming the headline
Vhjanur Stefansson the distinguished
known the discoverer Eskimo" '
In the discovery of the American
tered
Columbus of
passed by Vnhmur discovery that has disclosed
the existence
- ~ win A'"i
MS lecture that will be delivered
PLATFORM he viii describe the narrowing years land of
snow and ice He will tell Of
moving frozen He will
OF mo Mans Land" scance
served and the people of the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

1.-THE biggest twoeope company on the pafornat the Panes
There
Cello accordion And
muscanshp
one o. Chautauqua.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Drop i'm Untitled
Steel Orders Shows
Big Increase Nov. 80
Decrease Of 8l5,37l Tons i'm
Month Larger Than Had
Been Expected; Cancel1a-
tions an Important Factor

The monthly tonnage report Of the
United States Steel Corporation, made
public here yesterday, showed 9,O21 ,48l
tons Of untitled orders on hand No
vember 80. This is a decrease of 1881
tons from last months untitled orders,
which totallod 9,836,S52.
These figures represent the largest
decrease in steel untitled tonnage for
any month since the reversal Of last
August, and bring the total untitled
orders down to the lowest point of the
year.
This decline in orders, although n ex-
cess Of all estimates, occasioned no sur
prise because of recent authoritative
outlines of conditions in the trade
Cancellations in November applied
largely to tonnage for delivery before
the close Of the year. They seem to
have spent themselves, at least tempo
rarily, leaving the corporation with
over 100000 tons of business on It's
books, which represents sustained op-
erations at the present rate until July.
The untitled orders were greater
than at any time in 1919 and, fact,
any time between April, 1918, and De-
cember 81, 1919 Eighteen months ago
the bookings were less than so per
cent of their present total, or only
4,282,310 tons. But the corporation was
able to maintain fair operating rate
through 1919 and to show earnings of
more than $40 share on its common
stock for the year.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-11
Cotton Receivers
Losses Following
Advance in Buying
Trading Lacks Volume as
Evening of Accounts in
Preparation for Crop Re.
ports NextWeek Continues

An early advance was followed by
rather q sharp break in the cotton
market yesterday, but the loss was
partly recovered, with the close steady
at net gain Of to 30 points.
January contracts after selling at
15.s5c during tho early trading de-
clined to 1880 and closed at 1880,
compared with 1870 at the close of
the previous day.
There is a good deal of bullish senti-
ment in cotton as n long range prop
oslt- =. based on belief that worlds
nee 3 are accumulating and that
there will be a sharp scaling down of
production if prices do not advance.
This, however, is accompanied by
great uncertainty as to the course of
prices pending an actual revival in
consuming demand, and the situation
IN TINS respect / as doubtless increased
the dlsposition to even up market com
mltments in advance of the govern
"ent reports expected next week.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were all unchanged excent
NJ Moblle, which was 25 points higher.
quotations for middling cotton ranged
from a. )c up to 16c.
The local market for spot cotton
W ; guilt and unchanged at 1925 for
middllng; no sales were reported
The range of prices: