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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Frederick w. Walker Jr., sold the
three story residence at 491 Third street.
between 9Th and 7th avenues, for Will
lam BraZier.
The property at the southwest corner
or Franklin avenue and Fulton street,
plot 200x196, practically all occupied
by one story building devoted to
stores, bowling alleys &C., has been sold
by the Wechsler estate, which owned
it for many years, for $4,000 to a Mr..
Camardela, builder. Mr. Camardella
who is planning to make improvements
costing about 100000, has rented a Sec
tion of the building to the United States
Government for a postal station under
ten year lease at $4,000 year.
Bulliley & Horton Company sold 625
Decatur street, between Howard and
Saratoga avenues, two story dwelling.
1S.6x100. for Florence l.. Bailey.
Charles Partridge sold the two story
two family dwelling at 653 Prospect
place, near Bedford avenue, for Minnie
Achenbach.
Meister Builders, Inc, purchased from
the Morrison estate vacant plot S0x
100, on the north side of Eighty sixth
street, about .240 feet east of Nineteenth
avenue Bensonhurst. The brokers were
Goldberg e Aronson.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. subleased for
Gillette Brothers to William Mshliin
and Joseph Harkavy store in 10 Myrtle
avenue adjacent and the lessee on COM
pietion of extensive alterations will open
"A lunchroom and restaurant.
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MANY LEASE, FEW
BUY IN MANHATTAN
Demand for Space Takes Form
Of Both Residential and
Business Rentals.

Motor Safe Company, for twenty
years tenant in the store at 37S and
375 Broadway, has made new lease
at that location which will give the
company greatly increased space. II
has taken for period Of ten years the
store, basement and first loft in the
structure from the owners, James L.
and John NJ. Beers and Sarah Beers
Crowell. The company will pay an
aggregate rental of S2O0.0 900 during the
term. Gustave Goodman negotiated the
lease.
Henry c. Wales sold the leasehold
for c. b. Richard & Co. on the four
story warehouse at 555 and 557 West
Twenty street TO the Thomas h.
Garvey Trucking Company, Inc. the
land is owned by the Ogden estate.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. Inc,
leased offices on the third floor of the
National City Building to the Hecla
Metal and Chemical Company.
Frederick Fox & CO., Inc. leased
loftS IN of EdSt EleNenln street 10
Greenberg & Divack and to Wolf &
Simler.
Joseph p. Day leased part of the
Offices of James B. Berry's Sons Com
pany, Inc. in IL Broadway, to Brosler
& Nelmson.
Charles r. Van Valen. Inc. leased
offices in 81 and SO Maiden Lane to
L. w. Neale G. Co. and NJ. S. Wien &
Co.; in SO John street, to Bernard F..
Golden; floor in SIS John street, to
the Wyatt Company and offices in ITO
William street, to Thomas F. Bowe.
Butler e Baldwin, Inc. leased the
second floor in 154 East Thirty-seventh
street to Miss Josephine Porter and
Miss Grace e. Mcmahon.
Tankoos Smith & Co. leased for John
j. Healy, represented by Jenkins & Har-
wood, attorneys. the corner store in n
Cortlandt street. southwest corner of
Washington street, to Henry p. Sam
NETT and Meyer Solomon, mems wear.
Charles G. Keller rented the ninth loft
in 143 and 145 West Twentieth street
to Zimmerman & Rothstein.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford leased Of
fees in the Chatham & Phenix Bank
Building, 81 West 125th street. to the
Stratton Studios. and store in 1889
Third avenue to Nathan Gold.
Federated Realty Brokers, Inc, leased
store in 1?to Broadway, southeast cor
ner of F'ifty-sixth street, which is part
Of the block accumulated for the Com
monwealth Hotel site, to Adonis Dumas,
who will use it for tea room.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy NALL

ASTORIA, o. June 13-Arrived outside,
BEAUMONT. Tex, June 1s-In port. str
Mochico, for Rotterdam.
CEBU, June 13-Arriyed, str Wyheville
(Nor) Manila, &c, for Boston.
CHARLESTON, SC, June lS-Arrved, strs
Eastern Sword. New Orleans for Glasgow
(and proceeded); Santa Paula, Iquique. &c;
Sailed 18th, str Italia (Sw), Cuba; schr
L Marie Brown, New York
GALVESTON. Tex. June 11-Sailed, str
Crathorne, Baltimore or Boston.
HONOLULU, June f4-Sailed, str ventura,
San Francisco, schr Alice COOKE uSet
JACKsoNvILLE Fla. June 1I--Arrived.
schr Irma. Miami TO load for New York $50
Sailed 10Th, tug Barstow. Port Reading.
towing barge Northern No 30.
MOBILE, Ala, June 13-Satled, schr hoDert
Murphy New York mot San juan
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. June 1s-Arrived,
strs Mormugao (PorO New York for Azores
and Lisbon (and sailed 1otn Anahuac
Oank), Fall River (and sailed 19th on re
turn); Freeman, Newport News schr Har-
riet Whitehead. coastwise -
Sailed 10Th. schrs Chas l. Jeffreys, brava :
Margaret Haskns. do; Harry A Nickerson'
We.t Coast Africa; Lavolta. Rockport
ORANGE, Tex, June f6-Arrived, aux schr
Thomas l. Wand, Tampco.
In port 18TH schr Hilda NJ stark NbrJ' lor
SAN FRANCISCO Cal. June 1S-Arrived,
strs Steel Age, Port Townsend Tor London
ito finish loading) 18TH. Willfaro, Grays
Harbor for New York; Pyro CU 81 lamp
'Tsi SAN PEDRO. Cal. June ls--Arrived, strs
Alaska Maru (Jap), New YORK Tor noko'
hama and Kobe. City OF Reno, san iran,
l4th); West Catanace, Astoria for New
York (and sailed 14th)
SABINE, Tex, June 11-Arrved, str
Radiant. Tampico. towing barge No 30.
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SUNSET PARK INN. Haines Falls, n. ".
Write for booklet. G. IL BECKER. Prop.
c ARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y.
- THE GRAND UNION Opens June 80.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman 6; Co. leased an
apartment. oe fifteen rooms and five
baths in 20 Park avenue to Dallas r
Pratt of the banking firm of Maitland
Coppell G. Co. also an apartment in 900
Park avenue to John II. Strongman
and for Mrs. Richard II. Stevens III
East Seventeith street a five story
dwelling, 16.Sx100, to Frederick l.. Col
lins.
Albert II. Stout has leased to a client
West Fiftieth street, a four story
dwelling, 25x100, at an aggregate rental
of S120,000 After alterations the tenan,
will use the same for his business. The
same broker leased for the Mooney
estate 73 West Fiftieth street, -four
story dwelling, 1Sx100, for term.
HaGgstrom-Callen Company leased for
the 125 West Sixty-third Street Cor
poration The four story and basement
dwelling at t25 West Sixty-third street
TO Mary Wood.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TwELvE)

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. June. 2o-Arrived
strs Gulfnaid, Philadelphia; Currier, Tam
pico: Gulf King, Jacksonville.
Sailed 20th, strs Gulf star, Tampieo' Mary sS
Luckenbach, Rotterdam. British Earl (brl
London; Sucrosa. Port Lobos.
PENSACOLA. Fla, June 20--sailed' bark
Claudia DAM. Buenos Aires.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. June 2l-Arrlved. stl
Ligioner, Port Arthur
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 2l-Arrived
strs 16sH ThGrdif So NGD romnlN muGv' oweT Eom No
Arrived 21st, str Garibaldi. Jacksonville.
Cleared 2lst, str c Donnell. Port L9pos.
Rotterdam via New York; O'Neill. Port
sailed 21st. str Essex. Savannah and Jack
Passed down Marcus Hook 2lst, 1o:4o AM
tug Valley Forge. towing barge Richard
son, for Saco. and Marion and Temple, Tor
Bangor: 1850 AM, motor Bayonne' for Bay
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 2lst. 3
AM, str Schoharie. Philadelphia for Kotter-
dam.-Wind SW, IA miles hazy; smooth sea
PORTLAND, Me, June 21-Arrlved. schr
Jessie G. Noyes, Norfolk.
Arrived 21st str Byayl, Norfolk; schr
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 2o-Arrived.
str Tahiti (BD. Wellington. sc; ~ev
Arrived 21st, str Ventura, Sydney, NSW'
Sailed 20th, str La Placentia, Honolulu.
Sailed 21st. strs san Jose, Balboa Meiyo
Maru (Jap). from New York, &c, for Hong
Kong sc: Hamburg Maru (Jap), from New
Orleans for Yokohama, &c.
SEATTLE. Wash, June l1-Sailed, motor
Buenos Aires (Sw), Sweden.
ST THOMAS, VI, June 17-sailed. str ko'
rcna (Br), New York.
SAVANNAH. Ga, June 2l-Arrived, strs
Erie Maru (Jap), Jacksonville; Johnson CITY,
Tampa: Bessie Dollar (Br), New York &c
for Vancouver, &c; Trnidadian, Port Ar
thur: City Of Columbus. Boston.
Sailed 18th, strs Argalia (Br) Liverpool
Kossuth Ference Qtal, Trieste and Venice.
Sailed 2lst, strs Merrimack, Philadelphia
City of Montgomery, New York.
SALEM. Mass, June 2o-Arrived, oarges
Nos 3, IA and 10, Norfolk.
TAMPA, Fla, June 21-Arrived, schrs kIon-
dixie (Br) Georgetown; NJ Beliveau (Br),
Tarafa; Thomas Garland CaibarieE
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SUBURBAN DEALS REPORTED.

Knollcroft the estate of the late
Henry B. Walsh. on North street
White Plains, opposite the Westchester
County Horse Show Association, has
been sold to H. c.. Lomb by Kenneth
Ives & Co. 1t consists OF forty-three
acres with extensive sound views, a
colonial house and numerous outbuild-
ings. The property was held at S1D0, 900.
M. A. Broderick sold the two family
house at 1875 and 1877 Warburton ave-
nue., Yonkers, for William l.. Saunders
to Mrs. Emma Gott of Mount Vernon.
Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. sold for
d. w. Tierney of New Rochelle. two
lots in Colonial Park. Larchmont, to
Lester Harrison of Larchmont Gardens.
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Germany is reported as seeking 5,000.-
600 bushels of wheat for August, Sep
tember and October shipments on a
ninety day credit basis The order,
however. has been held up because of
the desire for credits. Business in yes
terday's cash wheat market was quiet,
only about 100000 bushels having been
worked to Europe. Heavy buying OF
July wheat by Chicago houses was
thought at first to be for export inter-
ests. but that report was denied later
Sales of corn were reported at 100000
and those of rye totalled the same
amount. Additional inquiries for rye
were reported for deferred shipment.
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. red. $1.52; No . hard,
S1.j6; No. I Manitoba, $1.1s; No. mixed
durum, $1.52 c. i. (. track \. Y. first half
July shipment
quoted at SIC. No. mixed, S3l2c. c. ]. T.
n. Y. 10 days shipment.
OATS-No l white, J0lac.; No. white.
4ab65Oc: No. 8 white, 4s1zc.; No. white
46i9c; fancy clipped white, 53M oSlsc.; ordi-
nary clipped white, 5OG51c.; all elevator.
I. RYE-No . Western, $i.42 f. o. b. and
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These naval orders have been made public :;
Lieut. d. c. Allen. NJ. c.. to duty naval
hospital. Fort Lyon; Lieut. II. G. Billings,
to command q. s. s. Cardinal; Lieut.. w.
w. Booth. to U. S. $. Vixen as engineer Of
ficer: Lieut.. Commander +. T. Chew. TO
u s. s. wyoming as navigating ofticer :
Lieut. G.. T. Cuddihy, to naval air station,
Pensacola: Commander NJ. r. Draemel, 10
command u. S. s. Boggs Lieut. g. L. Han
sen, to command u. S. s. H-6i Lieut. -Com-
rnander w X Harril, TO naval air sta
ton Pensacola: Commander Randall Jacobs,
- command L. S. s. McDougal; Lieut..
Donald w I,oomis, TO naval air station,
Pensacola: Capt. G.. A. Lung, M. e., 70
duty attendance on officers and families ana
enlisted men at Naval War College Com
mander t. j. Marquart. TO U. > Eevaaa
as executive officer Lieut.. Commander y,
y Motion. to naval air station, Pensacoia I,
ieuf ID. r. Mulvhill. 10 duty r. W. Bliss
comnauy Brooklyn; Capt. g. T. Nelson, 70
sssistant to Commandant Fourth Naval DIS
,rict. Iieut. H. j. Nelson, TO L. $. ). MIN
resofa Lieut. r.. n. Roach, 70 Navy Naru'
washington; Lieut.. b. u. Shepley' 20 re-
rciviur barracks. Hampton Roads Lieut., -
n swenson 10 Y. S. s. ArkansHs' c1In conl
mandar w. O. Wallace TO u. >. :. Ohin
borna as eunnery officer. Capt W. n
waite TO naval inspector OF navEatlon IN,
struments OF Sperry Gyroscope, Brooklyn
Iieut Commander Z G.. Il. whitehead, 10 nasai w.
ar station. Pensacola, Lieut.. +. T. NOile'
20 Y 81 San Francisco.
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PROPOSALS.
ppnpnsAIS

PROPOSALS..
1 Pursuant to the order of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, dated october o.
1919, Docket Elk Parte No. 81, and amend
ments thereto, The Central Railroad Com
pany of New Jersey hereby gives notice that
il will receive sealed bids for the work OF
repairing, rebuilding, refitting and finishing
OF its marine floating equipment, including
Sandy Hook steamers, tugs, parSes, car
floats, derricks lighters, etc, for the period
fe2s. S"e yea
barge, car float, other unit OF equipment I
to be repaired rebuilt, refitted or finished,
will be subject to the inspection and ap-
proval OF the Chief Marine Engineer. Marine
Inspector. or their designated representa-
tives.
3. Each bid must set forth clearly and in
detail the unit prices on each class of labor
that it is customars TO employ on such re-
pairs, and the unit prices on the various
classes of materials that may enter into
such repairs, the overhead and percentage
on labor and material TO be charged, the
terms and conditions under which the work
viii be done. Forms of proposal and con
tract may be secured at the office of the
undersigned
4 Bids must be submitted and addressed
70 the undersigned at his office by IL o'clock
noon or the 9th day of July, 1921. Bids re-
ceived after that hour will not be considered.
Bids viii be opened at p NJ. on the date
). Bids musfbe enclosed in plain envelope.
securely sealed. showing name or ad-
dress. and must be marked
BIDS under proposed Contract NO. Re
pairs 10 Floating Equipment" and shall be
addressed TO the undersigned. All bids must
state the name and address of the bidder .
II corporation. the names and addresses Of
the Officers, Directors and General Manager
and the Purchasing or Selling Agent and IL
a firm, the names and addresses OF each
member thereof and Purchasing Selling
Agent.
6. The successful bidder will be required
10 enter into and execute contract Serial
No. >, setting forth terms and conditions un-
NghfCh a " ha nm ha hoe a.
OF delivery OF equipment to the shipbuilding
plant by the tugs of the Railroad Company,
and its delivery by the shipbullding plant
when completed to the tugs Of the Railroad
Company az the same point.
:. The right Is reserved 10 reject any and
bid.
Dated this twenty-second day of June,
1921.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW JERSEY.
w. q. Besler. President g. General Man
ager Room 70s, l4S Liberty Street, New
York, y. Y.
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PROPOSALS.


I. Pursuant 20 regulations Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission pTesc ribed In It's or
Ger dated October g. 1919. Docket Ex Parte
~ and amendments thereto, THE CENTRAL, ],
RAILROAD COMPANY or NEW JERSEY
hereby gives notice that IL viii receive bids
for the following tonnages OF anthracite To-
comotive fuel coal for delivery within period
named az Ashley. Mauch Chunk Phillips
burg or Jersey City.
Up to and including March 81. 1922
broken ............. 10000 gross tons
Buck No. 1......... .42O 600 gross tons
Buck NO. 2......... ~ 600 gross tons
Pea .........s...... $4,000 gross tons
2. Bids must be submitted and addressed 10
noon on the eleventh day OF July. 1921 Bids
received after that hour VIII not be con-
sidered-
Bids viii be opened at 800 p NJ on the
day named
3. Bids must be enclosed in plain envelopes
securely scaled, showing no name or address,
and shall be marked
bids under proposed Contract No l.
Locomotive Fuel,
and shall be addressed 10 the undersigned.
All bids must state the name and address of
the bidder. and n a corporation. the names
gnd addresses of the Officers Directors and
General Manager and the Purchasing or Sell
ing Agent. and II firm. the names and
addresses OF each member thereof and Pur-
chasing or Selling Agent.
4. The successful bidder viii be reuui red to
enter into and execute a contract, Serial No.
7. setting forth the tonnages, sizes, prices and
deliveries stipulated above.
:. The right Is reserved TO reject any and
~ bids s7t TO accept any part Of any one
Dated this twenty y-sccond day OF June, 1921
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
or NEW JERSEY,
". q. Bcsler. President and General Man
ager Room 70s, i43 Liberty Street New
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

York Telephone Company and front IS
feet on Church street and 50.4 feet on
Walker
Eleto Realty Corporation, which
owned a vacant tract in the DyclSman
section, has sold to Morris Bienenstock
the plot, 100x100, on the west side of
Dyclman street, 100 feet north of
Nagle avenue.
William A. White & Sons in conJunc-
ton with Louis Schlesinger, Inc. sold
the ten story warehouse containing 120,-
600 square feet, at the northwest corner
Of Charlton and Washington streets, to
the Republic Storage Company for the
Pyle estate. The price is reported at
about 100000. The buying company
plans to make il one of the finest and
most complete warehouses in the port of
New York. recent addition TO the
Republic Storage Company's chain of
warehouses is the building at 54l-545
West Thirty-fourth street through to
540-542 West Thlrty-fifth street.
William d. Fitzpatrick purchased
through Frank Sullivan the one story
brick building at 174 West Broadway,
between Worth and Leonard streets. FAX
so. Mr. Fitzpatrick previously owned this
property, having bought it in 1912.
The H. M. WE'LL Company sold 351
West Thirty-fifth street, a four story
building, 16.sx100, for the Marx Realty
and Improvement Company to Mertle
Nc De Witt
Harry L. Zittel has sold for j. Schanz
to p. Novack the five and a half story
business building at 1872 Lexington
avenue. near Sixty-ninth street, held at
s65,0G0
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
PvJF CONANT & CO Auctioneer.
OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS
WERS0K AlL-METAL PLANO PLAYER AND PATENTS
MACHINE TOOLS MACHINERY STOCK


bonsn
ten
finished product and the finished
sand tho mater
c. TO
m complete lot
m and the Parker
am mother
kiln rcd
a q
death VI
te Auction
IN o.
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ON STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius G.. Kolff sold for the Beair
Manor Company the old Marsh Home
stead on Eelair road, Fort Wadsworth.
s. l., to Peter Crane of South Beach.
The Marsn homestead commands a
splendid view of New York Bay, and
one and one-half acres of ground.
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rxrnnrs rnoM VIEW YoRK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat 2SO.665 bu.: corn. S.SO4 bu' )
oats 2s.9eO bu.: rye. 25713 bu. peel
S9s ticrces bacons, 2.Oil.5OO lbs. lara.
. sO3. 900 lbs. grease, 31O'0OO IDS :
flour 1s,b29 sacks cottonseed OIL
I 900 600 lbs. lubricaung oil 1o''VV
Gallons: oil cake. 1,s57,10O lbs.
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business Property Deals.

1t was reported yesterday that ten
ants are purchasing the three five story
store and loft buildings at the northwest
corner of Church and Walker streets
from the heirs OF Anna Il. Cooper of
Belmar. n. J. The buildings adjoin the
twenty-four story structure OF the New
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Brooklyn Auction Schedule.

Joseph p. Day. auctioneer, at o'clock
this evening in the Brooklyn Real Es-
tate Exchange at 1S9 Montague street,
will conduct a public auction sale to
close out the holdings of the estate of
Robert Maxwell and others, at Sea
Gate. Brooklyn. city of New York, on
and adjacent to the Atlantic ocean
front. The sale includes the Maxwell
mansion, which is directly on the
Beach reservation. at the foot of Beach
Forty-seventh street, with superb views
over the Atlantic Ocean
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NEwPORT Is CINCINNATI
BRIDGE COMPANY.
General Mortgage 49, Fifty Year
GoId Honds

In accordance with the terms Of the Sink
Ing Fund clause ot above Mortgage, notice Is
hereby given that sealed proposals for the
sale OF as many bonds as can be purchased
cent. Of 81 ,3t4 600 the amount OF bonds
outstnnding), viii be received at the office
OF the Louisville Nashville Railroad Com
pany. No. ~ Broadway. New York City. and
opened al Noon on June 80. 1921. whom the
lowest offer win be accepted, provided the
price does not exceed par and interest
j. II. ELLIS, Treasurer.
June 1, 1921.
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MURRAY Hill Hotel

Murray Isle, Thousand Islands. n. Y. Opens
June 25th Rates One person in a room.
s17 $50 and up. Two persons in a room.
$50 90 and up The opening ball will take
place Saturday, July .. Week Ends: $500
per day Boat will meet all trains at Clayton.
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Apartment and Flat Trading.

Cammann, Voorhees, &c Floyd sold 2l
and % Pitt street, six story tenement
with stores, J0X40.
The Warcotley Company sold to Lille
Roberts 159 and 161 East 12Sd street. two
five story flats 5l,9x100.1l.
Loretta NJ. Higgins sold to Julia
Rosenberg 1s6 Lexington avenue. a four
story store flat. 5ix22.6x irregular.
Amalie II. Q. Milholland sold to
Anna Sass 103 East Ninety-seventh
street n five story flat, 25xl0O.
Dewitt VI. Warren sold to Walter
Mendelsohn 23i East Ninety-seventh
street. a four story tenement. 2jx1001 IL.
Jacob Smith sold to Caraline Zacke
42i West Forty ninth street, five
story tenement. 25xl00.5.
The f. 4. Polak Realty Company
sold to Alicia l.. Laird 1899 Third ave-
nue.. five story flat. 25x10O.
Henry w. Unger sold to Gertrude
Saffir g72 Second avenue. four story
tenement. 20x7S
The Metropolis Holding Corporation
sold TO Emily kraus 14S0 Second avenue,
northeast corner OF Seventy-seventh
street. a four story store flat, 22x75
George +. Brown sold to Dora p. Haller
1902 and 1906 Amsterdam avenue, two
five story flats, A.1lx1OO and 25xs4,
respectively.
The Hudson p. Rose Company pur-
chased from the Stebbing Realty and
Construction Company the four story
fiat at the southeast corner of 126th
street and Second avenue.
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Sell 3 Apartments From Plans.

Culver e Co. have sold from plans in
the joint ownership apartment building
at 1876 East Sixty-seventh street, to the
following Charles X. Slayter. one apart
ment; Robert Franks, two apartments,
which will be converted into one large
suite.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

$l.3S q. l. I. ~. Y.
BARIEf-seeding, e9g72e. mailing. 79a
nAY-No. /. sa6a2s; No. .. $2iq26 No.
8, S2lQ23; shipping. SlSQl9 ton.
STRAW-No. / rye, $24@2J a ton.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
II LOl W.
New York Prices.

Spring patents. $s.75g9.e5; spring clears,
hard winter straights, s.. s.25GS.75.
Rye Flour-Quet. Fair TO good, Ss2o@
$50; choice to fancy, $s65G9. White Corn
Fine white and yellow granulated. 81 1909
2.05 Feed-Cfty, bran, 100 h. sacks, S26
heavy middlings, 100 10 sacks, SIG; red
dog flour 40 h. sacks $50; Western,
bran. 100 10. sacks, $24.50; standard mid
dlings, 100 III. sacks, $24.50; standard mid
100 h. sacks. $50; red dog flour, lao Id.
sacks, $50. Oil meal, S3650 ton.
Minneapolis.
Flour. % to soc lower in carload lots,
family patents quoted at $S.7599 a barrel
in 9S pound cotton sacks. Shipments. 4,IS3
barrels BRAN 1.500.
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Naval Orders
New fOrk hcrdtu puTcLuf
Washington. ID. C., June 21.

Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
Xnr Herald Rurnnn I
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In the Dwelling Market.

Pease & Gilman sold to a client of
Sakrt & Co. the five story dwelling,
1SxS5. at 627 West End avenue for Sadie
Salmowitz
Sisca & Palladino sold for Frederick
Cincotti to Vincent Bracco. 34l East
ll6th street a four story dwelling.
22x100.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Forrest
Macnee $50 West End avenue, a three
and one-half story high stoop dwelling.
l9x60x100, TO a client for occupancy.
The property was held at $4,000
Helen Sweeny sold to Elsie Atzinger
PIG and 217 East Seventy-seventh street.
three story dwellings, 50x102.2.
Joseph Calechman sold l5f3 and 15i5
Madison avenue. two three story store
dwellings, 3s.1x45. to Boris Diamond
stein and Isaac Slosser, respectively.
Maurice Strange bought 1i6 West 1880
street three story dwelling, l2.6Xx991l.
Frederick j. Titus sold to Morris
Goldberg 533 West 152d street, a three
story dwelling. 16.Sx99.ll.