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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
MARKET NEWS BRIEFS.

City Mortgage Company made a
building loan Of 100000 TO the G. c.
Company for construction of nine
story apartment on the north side OF
Fifty-second street III feet east OF
Lexington avenue. s3x100.5. The loan is
to be repaid in twelve instruments.
Comet Warehouse Company Is the
lessee OF n warehouse at the north
west corner of West Broadway and
Franklin street. recently leased by the
Congress Warehouse and Forwarding
Company. The rental ranges from $780,
900 to $3.50 year.
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company paid $4,000 for the four
story Whitehead dwelling. at the north
west corner of Madison avenue and
Seventy-fourth street. recently reported.
The old four story structure at 80
and 10Y William street. leased by Ben
nett Ellison for sixty-three years from
the Wendell estate, is to be converted
into six story office building from
plans by Clark & Arms. architects, at
an estimated cost OF $4,000.
Thomas L. Burke was the broker in
the sale OF the dwelling at 445 West
Forty-seventh street to Ellen A. Taylor,
reported recently.
Latour Realty Corporation is the
buyer OF the five story fiat at 243 West
115th street
Isabel AIacIIin is the buyer of the
dwelling at 223 West 131st street. sold
recently by Albert II. Stout.
Maurice Tigner is the buyer of the
four story building at AZ East Twelfth
street sold by William l.. Klous.
Isabel Mackin is the purchaser of the
dwelling at 223 West 131st street, sold
recently.
Aktlsco Holding Company is the buyer
of the dwelling at 81 West Ninety-first
street. sold recently
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

/. D. Noli 4 Co. have issued a circular on
foreign bonds. featuring Japanese second
AIS. United Kingdom 5tss. French a. and
French IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
GRAIN MARKET.

Light offerings, sharply higher cash
prices and good export demand were
responsible for the strong tone in yes
sterdays wheat market. Buying was
heavy from the outset and carried
rrices 10 TO 1914 cents higher than
Mondays closing quotations. Some Of
the buying was based on the hold ing at
tftude OF the farmers, yesterday being
strike. Reports from the Southwest de-
clared that the movement was lighter,
although there was no indication Of II
In the receipts. Any change In the
movement would not be shown, how
ever. in the receipts for at least a week
Consequently IL Is difficult TO determine
Row much grain will be held back
WHEAT-In the local cash market No .
red and No. hard were quoted at So 34,, C.
4. (. track, New York.
C0BN-1n the local cash market No Q
yellow was quoted at 81 .0s and No. . mixed
NJ Si.oi c. l. Z. New York. 10 days shipment.
0ATS-No. l white quoted at ssikc. No. 2
&C.; fancy clipped white 12c ordinary
clipped white. &c; all elevator.
RYE-Market strong. No Western.
ss204i1, {. o. b., and Si.osts, c. /. T. New
BARLEY--Market firm. Feeding. 81 .oen
BOO; mailing. sf.i69i.23. c. /. {. New York
BUCKWHFAT-Market steady. Sound
milling. 81 a 100 pounds
HAY-Market steady. No. l. $1,000. No
:. sl;scm1.so; No. 3. si.s5af.s5; shipping,
sTRAw-Mariet auie,. No rye. sci@
<-,,,n.1.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
PLANS BUILDING IN
VEHICLE TUBE ZONE
Company Completes Site for
Business Structure OH
Lower West Side.

Another evidence of the stimulation
OF real estate activity in the vicinity of
the proposed vehicular tube entrance at
Canal street is given in deal arranged
by Henry Brady Involving the four old
time four story tsnements at the north
west corner OF Hudson and Vandam
streets. The property, which is known
as 1928 to 3S1 Hudson street. was sold
by Trinity Corporation to the Carmana
Realty Company. William j. Amend
president, which recently purchased
through Mr.. Brady ten adjoining and
abutting lots.
With the latest purchase. which
measures 100 feet on Hudson and so
feet on Vandam street, the owning COM
pany now controls n site fronting 100
feet on Hudson street and $50 feet on
Vandam street and an AUDITING site
lo0X100 at 100 to 10S Charlton street.
On the combined site 1t plans the erec-
ton of o large commercial building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
GRAIN EXPORTS FALL OFF.
Less FIour Also Exported From
United states During September.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90. - Exports OF
grains and -four fell off more than a
sl.00o,O0O during September. as COM
pared with those OF August, the Depart
ment of Commerce reported to-day.
Total value OF such exports for the
month were placed at sll4.604.73l.
which, however, represents an increase OF
approximately s25. 600 from those Of
September, 1919.
Cotton exported in September amounted
10 22s,06s bales. valued at S41.44I $50.
against 146.G6S bales, worth S2s,051,
$50, in August.
Mineral oil exports last month were
placed at 22l, s3S, 66s gallons valued at
S40,26S,SS5, against 24s,64S,Sl3 gallons
worth S4S,67s.S55 in August. Gasolene
exports fell off nearly 10000. 900 gallons
in September from approximately 5S,-
100000 gallons in August.
The United States sent S32.174,600 in
meat and dairy products from the coun-
Try in September, against exports valued
at S24.25T,5Ts in August. Cottonseed oil
exports were 4;S94 s67 pounds last month
and 2,G63,S30 in August.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
BUYING INCREASE
In COTTON MARKET
Early Decline Is Recovered in
Afternoon-ClOse Is Tn
changed to 40 Up.

Wide fluctuations developed in yester-
days cotton market. Increased buying
IN the afternoon more than made 40 for
declines in the first two hours Prices
we're about 35 to so points down at one
time in the forenoon. the result OF reallz-
ing by Wall Street longs who had ac-
cumulated profits over the recent rise,
but in the afternoon all Of the markets
loss was regained and prices moved up
some 80 to 70 points from Mondays
finals. The late advance was caused
chiefly by n withdrawal Of Southern
offerings and efforts of early sellers TO
take profits on the short side. Liver
pool and trade support also helped
things along for the bull crowd. There
were few new developments, but the
market was plainly in a weakened tech
nical position at the outset due 70 it's
recent upward move OF 4 cents a pound.
First prices were 3 to rs points net
lower on pressure from locals and scat
tered outside selling An easy to weak
tone developed after the call and the
market was not long in dropping to y
cent a pound less than Mondays clos
ing. The clearing British labor situa-
ton had apparently been discounted
and ring bears sold the market on
lower cables and further reports OF price
cutting in the trade. There vas better
buying, however. as business progressed
and in the early afternoon most de-
iNeries rose TO Mondays closing.
That rallying action of the market
brought out steadily increasing cover
ing by local shorts and. with Southern
selling practically away from the mar
ket, shorts were forced to bid actively
TO obtain necessary contracts. Bulls
called attention TO the unsettled weather
outlook reports of a higher basis in
parts of the South. private advioes tell
ing of abandonment of the low grade
portion of the crop in parts OF Texas
and improved money conditions III the
Little Rock district. The market soon
rose TO more than u cent pound more
than Mondays finish. Professionals
were sellers at The top and there was
further local liquidation. which caused
reactions from the best. The close was
net unchanged to 40 points higher, with
spot UP 20. at 22.70.
Panco of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

F. G. G. Phomm leased PAT West
Thirty-fourth street, four story build
ing, for Sara II. Butler for twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental OF about
Si40, 900. The lessee will improve the
premises with q business structure for
his own occupancy.
Haggstrom- Callen Company leased
for three years the three story building
at l24 West Sixty-fourth street, adj
Joining Broadway, TO Thomas Grisdale.
Charles b. Van Valen, Inc, rented
Offices in 81 and SO Maiden lane to
Henry Davidson. Thomas Weiss, Cohan-
Epner Company, John Lazar. Samuel
Sheinfeld, John G. Nordt Ralph New
mark & Co., l. Castagnetta & Son, all
jewelers..
Club Fountains Corporation, lunch
eonette and soda dispensers. have taken
space In the Darlington Building, oil
West Twenty-seventh street. Osgood
Penn & Co. were the brokers.
Cushman Wakefield. Inc, leased an
additional floor in 244 Madison avenue.
southwest corner of Thirty-eighth street.
t. the Indian Refining Company at
rental aggregating more than $4,000
Hoyt < Ray leased a loft In Eighty
seventh street and Third avenue to Ad-
Ter & Adler, manufacturers of waists |;
also leased the garage at 1873 Amster-
dam avenue to Raymond Il. Carver,
client OF the Garage Realty Company.
Hirsch & Friedman leased floors IN
lis Madison avenue, northwest corner
of Thirtieth street. to the following
Joseph H. Samuels. j. Heimowitz x
Son the Melman Company, Inc. EN-
press Waist Company. Pearlman Ia
him. Inc. Kraus & Senfeld. Inc, and
Halprin- SHERMAN Company, Inc. These
leases are for long term of years a.
an aggregate rental OF s250,000.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co leased from
plans duplex apartment OF sixteen
rooms and FIVE baths for the Fred f.
French Company in the building now
nearing completion at go Fifth avenue.
northeast corner OF Seventy-second
street, to a prominent New Yorker.
Brett & Goode Company leased tho
parlor store at West Forty-second
street to the Silk Tex Company; also
space in 90 West Forty-fifth street to
the Art Craft Fixture and Novelty COM
pany.
Tankoos. Smith & Co. leased for r.
M. Haan the fifth floor at 57f Fifth ave-
nue. to j. Barone at an aggregate rental
OF $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Robert e. Farley Organization sold for
Mrs. Minnie V. Wallain her residence on
Central Park avenue Hartsdale. y. ".
to Arthur H. CARING.
George Horne sold the estate OF Mrs
Eda w. Maclean on the Croton Dam
road. Ossining, containing thirty-four
acres Of land. a five acre lake and Colo
NAL house.
Chauncey 3. Grifen & Co. sold for
Paul b. Mann a vacant plot of half an
acre in the Grandview section OF Pleas
antville to John +. McKenna.
S. s. Walstrum- Gordon Forman
sold for Bertrand II. II. Noble his resi-
dence at $50 South Maple avenue, Glen
Rock. NJ j.. to Paul II. Dinsmore, and
for Henrietta Rightmyer to Ruth ID.
Stevenson 10 Circle avenue, Ridgewood,
N. j.: also for Charles NJ. lie Furge
residential lot on Grove avenue to.
George II. Wilson.
II. c. Reynolds sold the property of
Herman Videt on Main street Demands
Vile. n. j.. consisting Of ten stores with
overhead flats. to Henry Warmenhoven.
Modern Building Company sold six
room residence on Cumberland avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
SWAN & FINCH TO ADD STOCK.
Stockholders to Vote on Plan for
Increasing Capital.

a special meeting of the stockholders
of Swan & Finch has been called for
November 10 TO vote on a proposal TO
increase its authorized capital stock
from 100000 to S5,000.000. The in
creased capital is to be divided into
10000 shares of SIS par value and
10000 shares of s100 par value. The
new stock is to be classified into 900
shares Of s per cent. preferred Of $25
par value and 10000 shares of common
of 500 par value. The preferred is to
be redeemable after three years at
S2S.75 a share.
OF the S1.O0o.000 of per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock Swan & Finch
stockholders will be offered 100000 for
subscription at par and the company's
management has agreed to take 100000
of ii at par.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

le7th st. a5x1oo. vacant; sold to Samuel
Potter for 81 800.
Muliner av, W s. 26s It of NELL av.
50x100, vacant; sold to Skelheimer
for $500.
West Farms road cor st Peters av.
29x14s. vacant; liquidation sale of the
Northern Bank: sold TO David vogei for
$3.50.
Norfolk st. i6T, W s. 90 ~ OF Stanton
ST, 0p.5x47.5, five story tenement and stores.
sheriffs sale of all right, title. &C. which
Sara Schlesinger had OH october 20, 1915. or
since; Sherman Sterling against David
IL Knott. Sheriff. withdrawn
Fffty-three lots in Cliffside Park. county OF
Bergen. State Of New Jersey. two lots on
Edsoll av: sold for $500.
Eleven lots on Claremont av, sold for
50 100: two lots, corner OF Grove and Quk-
dene av. sold for 5000; six lots on Knox
av. sold for $500; ten lots on Linden av.
sold for $685.; twelve lots on Maple av.
sold for $3.50. four lots for $500.
BY Joseph Il. Day.
Broome s,. SIG. n $. 500 ". Mott. 25.2x
1oS. ax2hxifi.7. six story loft and stores; Jo-
sephine y Hamlin ct al against sssah Will
iaIns et al; Levi q Hulse, atty: due. 500
oi6.7e; taxes. &c. ss.05; adjourned TO No
veInber ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

Company 81 West Ninety-first street, a
three story dwelling. 1s.10x100.s.
Herbert Aldhouse sold to Percy Ed
mead the three story dwelling, 164x
99.1l, at 1873 West 131st street.
The three story dwelling. 20.SxeS.6.
ar $40 West Twenty-second street has
been bought by Gustav Tiefert from
Jennie Il. Mcclellan.
Bernard Frankel sold 20 Adolph De-
man 81 West Ninety second street. a
three story dwelling. 20xl00.S.
An Apartment Sale.
Harry Levy sold. with Pocher Co.,
al and as West 113th street. a six
story elevator apartment, 50xlO0. The
purchasers paid all cash above the first
mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

Verona, n. j.. 70 c. b. Cleaves through
Simpsons Merritt Company
Edwin n. Rowley sold for Edward
Bialla dwelling on the corner of Roger
place and Ontario road, at Bellrcse Gar
dens. l.. l.. TO William #. Kenworth
also to Rosalie r. Conard the home of
Peggy Wood. star IN "Buddies." at
Northport. L. I.
Michael r. Gustafson rented for Her
bert Mansley his beautiful furnished
cottage, Rosemere. in Lovers lane,
Cedarhurst, to Fred A. Rogers; also for
Elizabeth Pearsal her cottage opposite
Trinity Church, Hewlett, l.. l.. to NJ.
CASTOR Boissonnault. inventor of the
detectagraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
NEW RESERVE BOARD RULES.
Copies OF 1920 Series, Now E1ec-
tive, Are Dfstributed.

Copies OF the new regulations OF the
FEDERAL Reserve Board. series of 1920.
which became effective on Monday.
were mailed yesterday by the local Re-
serve Bank to member banks In the Sec
ond Federal Reserve District. The let
ter or w. p G. Harding. governor OF
the board. accompanying the regula-
tons. calls attention In a general way
to the principal changes which have
been made In each regulation.
The regulations covering rediscounts,
bankers acceptances open market pur-
chases and increase or decrease OF cap
ital stock of Reserve banks have been
materially amended and an entirely
new section relating to interiocking bank
directorates under the Clayton act has
been included.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REPORTS.

3. f. Knowles Company sold 821 Bed
ford avenue, two story dwelling, 25x
100. for A. Krase to n Mr.. Basner
Charles Il. Rickerson sold 81 Garfield
place between Eighth avenue and Pros
pect Park West. four story dwelling.
22x10O. for the estate of George W. Babb
to Andrew J. Hare.
Baffa & Dixon and W. $. Beaver
leased the one story factory at the cor
ner of Palmetto street and st. Nicholas
avenue to the Paper Working Machine
Company for three years
Bryan l.. Kennedy, Inc. sold four
lots on the north side Of Hollywood
place, Flushing. Queens. to James b.
Heffernan. who will Immediately build a
dwelling for his own occupancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
TO HOME SEEKERS.

For sale at sacrifice. owing 10 change In
business location. furnished or unfurnshed.
most comfortable and complete small house
In New Rochelle, thoroughly equipped, gas
and electricity everywhere, gns kitchen. coal
and wood supply. shades, curtains. screens.
awnings, screen and storm doors. House
eight rooms. bath. two attics. large dry
cellar, slated roof; corner lot 60x40 feet.
Price ST., 900. Terms 20 suit. Furniture for
sale. Going household. we'll stocked ready
20 continue housekeeping. Immediate pos
session. Owner leaving town. Phone 2io
New Rochelle II 206 Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

G. Tuotoi & Co. sold for Herman Kahn
to Pasquale Premirano the three story
fat, with store, at 21S9 Arthur avenue,
corner of East 1924 street
Ralph Russo sold the three story frame
house. one story Office building. two
story stable and one story garage, BOX
2l5. at 324-326 East 18TH street. for
Willimina Schmidt to ]. J. Wetter.
Charles G. Dean sold for Stacy w.
Kapp the three two family dwellings at
$500 10 3524 Barnes avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
CANADA TRADE INCREASES.

OTTAWA, Oct. 26.--Canada's trade with
the United States continued to develop
on both sides OF the account. September
figures, issued to-day, showed exports to
the United States amounted to $49,943,-
900. against s43.457.0 900 in September,
1919, an increase of 10 per cent. I'M
ports from the United States totalled
sS1.1S3.000. against ss5,917. 900. an in
crease OF % per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
MARYLAND REPORTS

The Western Maryland Railway.
which included no Federal operating ac-
count in it's annual report for 1919. is
sued yesterday. earned In that year
Sass share on its first preferred stock.
the income being based on its Federal
rental contract of s3,315.43S, against
1910 a share on the same stock in the
preceding year. The operations of the
year increased the profit and loss sur
plus from s1.933,936 at its beginning to
$2,34o, 400 at its close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
TO-DAY's AUCTION SCHEDULE.

Bryan l.. Kennedy will sell to-day at
the Vesey Street Salesroom seven new
dwellings, recently completed. Mt Ha-
worth. n. J. The houses are on Ha-
worth Drive. West View terrace and
Sylvan place. They have modern i'm
provements and are opposite the Ha-
worth Country Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
OFFER KNOXVILLE BONDS.

Elston & Co. Of Chicago. and r. NJ.
Grant & Co. are Offering at 1921 and
interest. to yield about 5.35 per cent.
new issue of 1900, 900 of city OF Knox
vile 5 y per cent. funding bonds, due on
September /. 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
COFFEE sTATIpT1Cs.


OTTAWA, Oct. 2s.---The September bank
statement, issued to-day by the Finance
Department. showed assets OF Canadian
ranks we'll over the ss.O00.o00,000 mark,
An increase Of approximately s70.oO0.000
rom those OF August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

STOCK Exchange.
York Stock Exchange, have issued a special
circular giving details OF the important cur
rent rights and scrips.
Hooking Valley Products Company. for nine
months ended on September 30, reports pro-
duction OF 7.4i7,q16 bricks, production
(under lease) OF 303.G60 tons OF coal and a
production (under lcese) OF las, 2S3 barrels
OF Pennsylvania crude oil. 8. l.. Chamber
laine, It's president, states that since jan
uary l eighteen producing wells have been
completed. and that the company II inter
ested In 1875 wells.
/. y. Noll 4 Co. have issued a circular on
foreign bonds. featuring Japanese second
AVS. United Kingdom 5lss. French 4s and
French IS.
Sinclair Consolidated OIL Corporation has
brought In another Mexican oil well with
an estimated flow OF $1,000 barrels daily.
II is well No. 3. lot 251 Amatlan.
The Financial Press announces that The
Investors Pocket Manuel has been pub
llshod In a more complete form for the in
formation OF Investors In bonds and stocks.
Miller q Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange, are Offering 81. Louis
southwestern Railway Company consolidated
4 per cent. bonds at the market 20 yield
about 81 per cent.
Clark, Dodge a Co. have Issued an
Analysis OF tho probable financial position
and earning power OF the so-called ciass A
railroads OF the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
COFFEE MARKET.

Coffee Gables. Rio was 80 rels higher for
peccmbor. Exchange was Irregular fluctunt-
Ing from 1871 MP 70 u ana back 10 1870
Dollar rate 1900 Receipts 10000 bags and
ffock <87 900 bags. Santos spots not quoted
Futures now ~ reis lower 20 % refs higher
Eoceipts 40 900 bags and stock 2, 2sg 600 bags
Receipts at the ports we're $4,000 bags.
against $4,000 baRs laat year SEQ paulo
had Al 900. against II 900. and Jundiahy
~ 900. against 1000 bags last year.
up41rrrAN espfrIre,E gr rrer.rgo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
PENNsYLvANIA OIL MARKET.

on CITY, Oct. 26.-Credit balances.
$6.1o; runs, 65,575; average. 5s.s46 !;
shipments, 1891. average. $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
Range Of prices !:
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cables: Spot cotton fair business
doins az "a points advance middhng 1900.
Sales 5000 American 1000. Imports 20 OOO
American 1900 Futures opened firm al
% 20 3S points advance; closed steady at a
net advance of % 10 Al points Closing
prices: October, 16.36d.; December, lG led.
January. 1a.S5d. March. 15.52d: May
l5.24d.; July, 1Jd. Manchester Yarns In
more demand; cloths fair business doing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.

"a Vesey STD
BY Henry Brady
Hughes az, II cor 1Tsth st, 2Sxi0l
vacant; sold to Samuel Potter for 81 ,75o.
Southern Boulevard. c s, l25 Il n of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

MORTGAGE sALE.--IIorrnan Dahut. auc-
tioneer. will sell to-day. II A. NJ. 2g4 Court
st., Brooklyn. New York. by virtue Of first
and second clfattel mortgages. tho entire
confectionery fixtures, utensils. etc., men
toned IN said mortgages. by order John q
Cole, attorney FOR Mortxsgee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

James Kyle & Sons have secured for
the Collegiate Reformed Protestant
Dutch Church a loan Of 500, 900 on
its property. the northwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and Forty eighth street.
The plot measures 100 feet 10 inches on
Fifth avenue and 200 feet on Forty
eighth street. The loan is for three
years at per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
Deal ON East Broadway.

The Home Of the Daughters OF Jacob
sold to the Talmudical Yeshiva. now at
8 and IL Montgomery street, the three
buildings 75xS0. at 302 and 800 East
Broadway and the corner of Scanned
street. l.. & I. Joseph represented the
seller and /. Montefore Levy tine buyer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
FINANCIAL NOTES.

William j. Hanley has been appointed
manager OF the bond department OF Theodore
L. Bronson Co.. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
In the Dwelling Market.

Bryan L. Kennedy sold for the estate
of Ernest Werner. SO East Seventy third
street. a four story dwelling. 21x102.2.
between Madison and Park avenues.
James II. Cruikshank resold to Rem
dali Memorial Presbyterian Church the
three story dwelling. 1S.4x100. at $50
West 130th street, through Jacob Q.
Moses. broker.
Adams & Co. sold for DR.. c. Theobald
the four story dwelling at 234 East
Twelfth street TO Benjamin Menschel.
]. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. sold for the
Guaranty Trust Company, as trustee.
the three story dwelling at 30 West
18th street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
DIVIDENDS.

Stock on Pay
Record. able.
American Hide and Leather
pf. q. s.7tJ...............De Dec. II Jan. 2
Sharp Manufacturing Co. q.
~ ......s..4s..s go. ..ss..-Y. Oct. - NOV. ~
Transatlantic Coal co. m.
1g INSTRUMENTATION. Oct. 81 Nov. 10
Everett Mills. ga, a.. Oct. % Nov. I
Everett Mills extra. 50. ......O Oct. ~ Nov. 1
American Radiator. q, ST.. Dec IS Dec. n
American Radiator pr. q.
t1.75 ......................De Dec. 10 Dec. 81
Z. s. steel. q, 5........ Dec. i Dec. 20
U. s. Steel pf, q, s1.75... Nov. Nov. 20