The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-31
$1,000, LOAN ON
WALLACE BUILDING
Equitable Trust Gives Mort
gage on Food Products Corp.
Home at Sc Pine Street.

The United States Food Products Cor
poration has borrowed from the Equit-
able Trust Company s1.00 900 on the
twelve story Wallace Building at Sc and
So Pine street and 26 and rs Cedar
street. which was bought by the Food
Products Corporation in October of last
year from Mrs. Emily B. Hopkins to
house its various departments, which
were located in various parts of the city.
The property carries prior mortgage
for 100000 The structure fronts 46
feet on Pine street and 50 feet on Cedar
street with a depth of about 135 feet
extending through the block.
Plumber Buys Grand St.Warehouse
VIM. H. Whiting & Co. sold for the
United States Trust Company. trustee of
the estate of George II. Penniman, the
Judd Oil Mills and warehouses, a four
and five story building. 137.2xS110, on
the corner of Grand and East streets,
through to Cherry street. The Names
Art Furniture Company has occupied
the premises for number of years, and
will now be required to vacate. as the
lease under which it occupies the prem
Uses provides for its cancellation In
event of sale. The purchaser Is Louis
Greenberg. a plumbing supply dealer
who will occupy the premises.
miscellaneous Manhattan Deals.
Phillip Highlander resold to J. Miller
the northeast corner of Broadway and
21Sth street, a vacant plot, 125x100. Mr.
Highlander purchased this property at
the auction sale conducted by Joseph p.
Day for the account of the lnterborough
Rapid Transit Company on May rs. The
price paid was S10.350. He resold it to
Mr. Miller for $4,000. The purchaser
will improve the property with five
story manufacturing building.
Horace S. Ely & Co. sold for the
estate Of Samuel Philips 1872 Ridge
street, 27x100, on the front of which
there is a four story brick and frame
store and dwelling and on the rear a
five story tenement. A client of Samuel
Cowen was the buyer.
The Waverly Building Corporation.
which a couple of months ago leased
for twenty-one years the southeast cor
ner of Franklin and Varick streets.
24.5x91x irregular, from the Welsh
estate, has now bought the property
from the estate for a stated considera-
ton of $4,000. Three story offices will
be erected.
William Flick and others sold to Au-
gust Weinrich the four story tenement
at 166 Amsterdam avenue, 25x100.
Real Estate Management Company
sold for the Mary c.. Pinkney estate
three lots, 75x100, on the north side of
141st street, 425 feet east of Lenox ave-
nue.
Taxpayer for Amsterdam Avenue.
Duff & Brown Company leased for
the lombard Realty Company to the
National Biscuit Company plot. 43x100
on the west side of Amsterdam ave-
nue., between nth and l7Sth streets.
A two story building will be erected for
the tenant.
To Alter Houses Into Flats.
NJ. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for the
Waldron Williams estate the four story
residence. 25x10o, at 524 West End ave-
nue.. adjoining Eighty-sixth street, to
the West End Chambers. Inc, which has
also purchased 257 West Eighty-fifth
street through the same brokers. Tho
four houses will be altered into apart
ments.
searsdafe Bank in Building Deal.
The Popham block in Scarsdale is to
be improved as community centre by
Interests identified with the Scarsdale
National Bank. The property comprises
about thirty-two city lots
A four story building. with apart
ments, stores and a theatre, will be
erected on the site. 1t is said, which
will cover the entire area of $1,000 square
feet. Preliminary plans for the struc-
ture have been prepared by Warren &
Wetmore, architects, who estimate its
cost exclusive of land, at s1,50O0o0.
In the Dwelling Market.
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc, and
Francis b. Robert sold for Mrs. John
Clinton Gray 40 East Ffftieth street, a
six story dwelling. 20x100 at 43 East
FIftieth street. TO Fernando Wood.
Porter g. Co. sold for Julia NJ. Craft
to James ]. Maddox the three story
dwelling at % West 126th street. 20x100.
Ernest T. Bower represented the pur-
chaser.
Julius II. Cruikshank sold to Samuel
A. Barnett the three story dwelling at
IA West both street. 25xloo. This is ono
OF row at this point recently acquired
by Mr.. Cruikshank from the Aston es-
tate.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
The Chateau, a seven story elevator
apartment house at 314-S16 West 100th
street, has been sold by Harriet Smons
and title has been taken in the name of
Jeremiah f. Donovan. The structure
stands on a plot S0x100 and is 200 feet
west of West End avenue.
Mary Buckley sold TO Giuseppe Cap
pucclo the four story tenement at 239
East 18TH street, 17.6x100.11.
Emil E. Gabler. executor. sold to Rob-
ert c. Wigand the five story fiat at 81
West Hath street. 20x100.11.
Albert a. Robert and another sold for
$4,000 to Adolph silk SIS Second ave-
nue.. southeast corner OF Thirty-second
street, 22.3x72.
BROOKLYN REPORTS.
Julius Rosenberg with Cary-Hamon &c
Co leased a two story building at 223
u IL a