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AppRAIsALs OF ESTATES

ABIlAM OESTERICH CApril Is, 1920 Gross
estate sS3,773. net estate $40, ,94s. His wife
Miriam Oesterich OF Hotel San Reno,
Central Park West is sole beneficiary.
JAMES II. WELD. Akron, Ohio duly %.
1920 Leaving an estate of S403, ia with
stu7Ti taxable in New York Ills wife5
Mary Al Weld. Of Is Kuder avenue, Akron,
Ohio, IL sole beneficiary
JULIA +. MULLIkEN. Boston MAY 10.
1920 Leaving estate OF S2i 4s3 with
so Q6g taxable in New York Nephews and
uieces are beneficiares.
AMELIA q. JUTrE, Pittsburgh (MAy ~
ta20 Leaving an estate of sal .B02, with
$4,000 taxable in New York Her sisters,
Julia Josephine and Emma O. lutte, all
~ Pittsburgh, receive ohe-third OF the
estate each
HELEN McNtrLTY duly H. l0ao) Net
estate $37 GA. Her brother aud sisters.
owen McNulty, OF Hartford Conn. Agnes
McNulty, III Broadway. Nora Bellington Of
PnOtucket Il. T.. and Mary Daniels Of
Pawtucket. eRcn receiving equal shares.
The brother and two sisters assigned their
interest 70 the other sister. Agnes
JOSEPH GARRY dune a. 1920 Gross
wife. Bridget Gary. ~ I'll East Thirty
ninth street, receives life estate In sos, :
go Eight grandchildren receive i+a9 OF
the RENAL inder each
ARCHIBALD ~. BULL Elizabeth s. ~
(F'ebruary ~, iagUi. Leaving n estate OF
si25,3o3 with $50 1886 taxable IN New York
ais wife. Evelyn y. Buii of Elizabeth, re-
ceives life interest IN 1850 shares Of A.
Bull Steamship Company and one-thlrd Of
the remainder II left 10 his daughters Mae
" u Higgins ~ Elizabeth, and Evelyn B
McLain - Toronto Canada Cousns and
grandchildren are among tho other bencfi-
eia ripa
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$780, 900 Theatre Tor Hempstead

A 100000 theatre accommodating
2,100 persons is to be constructed on
the west side of Main street, between
Fulton and Front streets, Hampstead,
l.. l., which site is now Improved with
the Hampstead Hotel and the Pure
Food Market The plot for the pro-
posed theatre has been bought by Max
Barr. 1t Is 90x350 feet Nathan Stern,
. ssoc ated with Marcus Loew, is in
terested in the project
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Brown, wheefock Co, Inc. leased 20
the Dewey Carpet Mills. Inc. the store
and basement In Is East Thirtieth
street for term Of years at an ag-
gregate rental of 100000.
A. II. Leventritt Company leased 10
Tornabeil G 20. about 1000 square feet
in the Cunard Building; also space in
the same building to J. Simon & Co
Harris. vought & Co rented Tor
Brown. Wheelocll & Co an Office in 543
Fifth avenue TO James G. Douglas. and
for George r. Read & Co loft in 20
East Fffty-fourth street to Madeline r.
Davis.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc, leased the tor
floor in AZ West Fifty seventh street TO
Sander, INC. milliners.
]. X. Moors leased four upper floors
IN SIT West Fifty-seventh street to
Morris Halperin: also a store in 3s1
West Fifty-seventh street TO Son1er-
house & Cohn, tailors.
j. Arthur Fischer leased for p. J.
and H. j. McDermott to Bassi Bros
the store at 1o2 West Forty-second
street, for shoe repairing, &c.
Frederick Fox Co. leased a loft in
80 ana EdSU IenlU STREET. " DeSSOA
& Mittleman, manufacturers Of ladies
waists: also space in I'll Broadway 70
william Goldberg, clothing manufact-
urer.
e. X. Van Wrinkle rented the follow
irg apartments In IA West Seventy
second street to Mrs. Ruth b. Sturdf-
want, Walter b. Smith and Mrs. Claris
II. Hickman in 140 and 142 West Sew
enty-second street to Edward w. Hub
bard. Kathryn Lehing, Ellen Godsey and
Mary Ingram; in 152 West Seventy
second street TO Frank 7. Williams,
and store in 2126 Broadway to Robert
Behrman automobile dealer
William Cruikshank's Sons leased tne
building at 10 South street to the
Boyer Fish Company; also leased the
third floor of IT Pine street to Everett
v. Abbott, to be used as Jaw ONCE.
f. & G. Pfomm leased 123 to lss
West sixty-third street, near Broadway
a plot 70.10x100.5, to the 125 west
Sixty-third Street Corporation, for ..
term OF twenty-one years. haggstron1-
Callen Company represents the tenant.
Adams & CO. leased offices In ITO
Fifth avenue to Segal Bros. Co,
Adolph Levine, Colonial Embroidery
Company, Arthur g. Edelhoff, Daten
Manufacturing Company, William Derry
and Meltzer & Rappaport.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
Business Troubles
PETITIONS II BANKRUPTCY

PFTlIlON~ ~ bANhhtflNf.
Tho following petitions ~ bankruptcy sels
filed yesterday IA the United states District
Court
HARRY lIIRsHBERG-volu BY Harry
Hirshberg. TO- Water street. Newburgh. y.
". with liabilities n 81 0ea and sssets x
$50. Max SchWart. 800 Broadway, ~ ettor
ney for the bankrupt
THOMAS q. CROSBY Voluntary. by Thomas
g. Crosby. ~ Wall street. accountant. With
liabilities OF 81 ,ngn and assets OF A26P. Guy
Hughes Rlegei. g. Wall street, Is attorney
for the bankrupt
SCHEDULES ~ BANKRuPTCS
schedules in bankruptcy we're fiied TUESDAY
in the United states District Court as fol
D A wEcHsLEE coMPANy fNc aS
West Thlrty-seCOnd street. Liabilities. Asa
1877 assets. Si5 300 l0liu EOeRrt. ~ park
Row, f. attorney Tor The pe'itioning credit
JACOB wErNINGEg 1872 WHkius av.. THE
Bronx. shoes Liabilities s94, ,Tsa assets.
ti5.0J0 Julius Rossusk, Y attorney for
the petitioners
-ECEIyERs ~ BsNKRIPTCN
The following receiver it bankruptcy via
appointed yesterday ny Judge Mayer VI tns
United States District CoMFt
MAURICE MEYER receiver f0t heitel a
Lipshltz, furriers d y west Twenty sixth
are estimated = AZ ON and sssets II g.,
500. The latter consists n stock machin
erv. fixtures and putstHndine accounts
ASSIGNMENTS
rrfEODORE & WEtSW-CU NM EpN ARH
wEIEBtCH. groceries. Ht o2S East t6ist
a. assigned FOR the benefit of creditors to
James V. ~ rrOcco w h oGtady ~
TTT Broadwry i attorney fnr ihe Hssguer
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANI ATTAIN
yhe follo wing Judgments Wttc died yeatel
anv the first name being tbrt ~ the debtor
ALPERN. HarrN pnd Joscph-S
Kornbiuin .t.u sl23s5
Kornbiun 80. Ii ........ .s.~,1..', ANS 70
20. on n. Y............. .s.. sI27ti
p E punawav. ......- 8s74s5
ins -. ..-,.... .. t2g.52
an ~ ...... 3s2 ~
ArCENutfCk phtip, BENJAMIN
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BRooKLYN MARKET REPORTS.

shampan & Shampan, architects. have
been commissioned to prepare plans for
high class apartment house to ba
erected on the north side OF Eighty /
second street, 220 feet east OF Nine
teenth avenue. Brooklyn. TO accomo-
date twenty-eight families for the New
Way Building Company.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold @5
81 Felix street, a three story dwelling
2ox10O. for Emily F. Walsh,
M. c. O'Brien sold 135 Bay Seven
teenth street. three story dwelling.
25x10O for James NJ. Raphel; also 81
Sterling street, a two story house, 2oN
100, and leased 1903 Atlantic avenue Tor
Rechnitz Bros, Inc. TO the Farrel Auto
Company for service station.
Hotter sold for Frances r. Grfmshaw
the three lots. each 2ox100. on the cas-
side Of East Ninety-third street, gov
feet south OF Avenue A.
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AMERICAN PORIS.

,uLenEE,N wash. March 9-sailed, str
providencia San Francisco am, .,h,
COOS BAY, o, March e-saheu' 'e"'
North Bend new, Callao. -. A6,noa
Sailed 9th, strs Canadian Exporter sBr1
sydney: Matsonia, San Francisco Duio'u
do. chfcomico, Chvite, = ,u.t,,s.,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March s-ArrVeui
str r. . Kingsley (Brl. Vancouver; s.rs
ST THOMAS. VI. March 23Aprivea, pr,sta ,,b,co
land proceeded) Sd. H II Asauitnf, ebr1 d9,
Taital. % &c, for Fayal and United S kinsa1n Eann
tand proceeded; 4th, Hjortnes lSor, LEA XII
for for cuba and Mexico. schr Mabel GAZE
Bilbao. +, ,-no.a, Sap Or
es SALEM, Mass. March lo--Arrived, osrse
Tennessee, Norfolk.
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High Rental In Egg District.

w ]. Russell leased for the Man
haitian Island Investing Corporation,
Isidor Mishknd president to Leon
Hirsh 4 Son, the tenant. the six story
building, 25.6x102. at 36S Greenwich
street, for ten years, at total rental of
100000 and sub-leased the store floor
to Mesh & Co, dealers in eggs, for ten
years. at $4,000 for the term. The
new lease represents an increase of
more than 100 per cent over the old
rental
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Naval Orders
pecioI Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HEsALl
New York Herald Bureau
.r.nhinntnn ID O.. March ID.

These naval orders have been made puphc
lieutenant Commander Park Barre,t'
Lieutenant Commander Henry y. M Mbeaen Z
I Jeut samuel 81 Dal Lieut.. Robert u. HOS
letter. Commander Frank Kolles. Lieut. Jonu
e. Morgan and Llout. William IA: sampson,
: s,,rance wild. 10 III S. s. New Hampshire
al First Lieutenant; Lieut.. Irwin NJ Clark,
10 receiving barracks. Hampton koads .
iout Hugh 2. McGehee, 20 reSsiN.lt
bs srrncks Hampton Roads; Lieut.. FRAN
eis III Sommer. to ". >. =. Glacier
"a executive officer: LieutennntConinat,
der Mortimer r. Clement, 70 VI .. ?
Ratnbow. Lieut. Paul ~ Bates to connec-
ZION fitting out IT, 5. 8. Robert Smith and on
board when commissioned; Lieutenant COM
nander Walter A. Riedel, 10 u. = ,: "a,
vaston. lieutenant Commander Louis u
Poddis Medical Corps, 10 duty r - san
Francisco
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Theatre Nan Buys McCreery Place.

Prince G. Ripley. Inc. sale agents for
Gedney Farm, have sold the estate Of
James j. McCreery. consisting of a
large stone house and one acre of
ground on Sherman avenue, at Gedney
Farm. White Plains. n. ", TO we'll
known theatrical man of this city The
estate is one of the finest In the Gedney
Farm developments, and was held at
S45. 900.
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DINNER FOR JOSEPH HAAG.

one thousand guests have been in
vited to a dinner at the Hotel Commo-
dore April to honor Joseph Haag
secretary Of the Board of Estimate and
Apportionment. who at that time will
have entered upon his fift.eth year OF
city service. Justice William r. Burr
or the Supreme Court is chairman OF
the dinner committee.
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

ssam5s sSSFs5S,,,S pn' s.,ssa. i9soo tussoo,sF
blickl-I. AtonRohu et = t.... S44 2s
FRANDON. Emil M " Bsshetl 22s ii
fAUM, Yetts. Edn city Of y
costs los o.
cssznsE. Inc $50 Z
Ca. 2.Os2 s.
SahE-sanc os3;
al,,..... $50 .,
and and Morris ksplen -. q. Is
Knee Pants Go.4~J rranEei
CRY OF y. y~k sm,d con 'O'
ctsHMfN's Sons. nc j., = ~ '
oavis Anho L.-vooif Lsoora -.'OO.''
'oriss ~. ...... t2,ts
ns nisnc. te. ...,........ ai;1
!NG,. z.,...,., ., orns,e,g, .r, Z, sehgs,,,
Fishel Sons. Inc costs. 40 8
ELKNliR REALTY 90 1SC
i. Telephone - .......t... .... ieS q
ROBINSON a 80 TNC .N
l.3tllTABLE LiFE ASSURANCE 80
SociEry or ~ o R sles
EBoII H. Maintenance % Inc $50 re =
EiIdCOTr. Chas r "a Reimel sio n
FRIEDMAN Ignaa Sud Juiius-
FRIEpsiAN. rsnau sbo ,alm. ''O y
AZ RON. ...... .......-..... CO., II
GEORGIA WOOL. STOCK 90
tne.-M shapiro - af ........ ass III
GRAND 4 CO., Inc -C f3orfnau 4sO a
GREENBAuM Solomon. ard Jacob
Mlntz tGtesnbaum a Mintg) ~
y FUr Auction Sales Corp -.. g52 III
GILL cha rleH. r --N Il, Henderson 3fg Il
GEEENWALD John-G schffmau
FL ... ............ ....,..' io5 7,
GOLDSMITH 4 LoEwtNICK. Inc
Diamond state Fibre % costs fag n
GoISON, Henry L.-G. Y Vandet
HELLER Abraham Enn5 Hold
ing Co., lnc.s.... ..... -..s...a.... 1856 d
HANNAH David Ar " wesj
brook ..4. s. 81. ss....#..... ...... 2Od
HEWLETT. Joseph--Geuorsi Ble,-
f0RTON. Franit-~Stern Bros .....+- 2f62.
HESS Ludwig 81 Lgyanna Realty
Corn. ..4....t.ss ......444.... $40 y
fANToN Ruth L.-Knox Hat 60.
HOWARD a DUDLEY CO.. fnc
Ofeie Printing Co, Inc $40 +,
HOLDEN SHOE co. Inc x 4.
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Fire Record

A. M Loss
2.55-22T West lO5th St Benny Leon,
ard Tire CO.. ............. Trifiing
4:35-I West 50 St. Victory Feather
Manufacturing Co... ....... Unknown
b.2l-22 East 10Th st.. Seville Hotel. .Trlflng
0:45-3202 Third ay., The Bronx
s.a5-Railroad nv. and City Line. The
Bronx building; Tyron Co. Unknown
M
~ .30--22I East lo9th st, Abraham
Grassman..+. ..-... ........ Unknown
CORRECTION-Th record or Monday
showed fire as having occurred at 40
r. NJ IN the premises OF Friedman Bros.,
656 Broadway. The Fire Marshal finds the
fire occurred IN the promises of another
occupant OF the building,
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cUTs DAYLIGHT SAVING.

RosroN, March 15.--The Senate to-
day voted to curtail the daylight savings
period in this state from seven months
to Ave. This action followed defeat
27 to TO- or q bill Ia repeal the daylight
saving law The House has not yet
acted.
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pENNsYLvANIA OIL MARKET.

on CITY, March 15.-Credit balances
SO Runs. 46.l05 average. aS, 54+.
Shipments. "a 4,SS5 average, 40,373
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GRAIN
AGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAl-No. . hard sl.7I14; no. Mani
tof ~ sfS.il; No. mixed durtun, 81 66is c.
4 L track n. Y 10 arrive.
CORN-No . yellow corn. s6Asc. No.
white. s67sc No mixed. s57sc. E. 4 r n
", 10 days shipment
54isa55c NO 3 white, 53d53lsc No
white 52G12iAc. fancy clipped white, 5Sc.
ordinary clipped white, 56lac.. all elevator
RYE-No. > Western Sl.85 4 Q. b. and
$1.6l E T. (. n. \.
BARLEy-Feeding 75Gsie.; mating S5g
UCKwiiEAT-sound milling. 81 e9q2 70 a
100 lbs.
HAY-No. /. Stjo01 80. No :. 81 9o9l 10
NJ. 3, 81. .16Gil ~ shipping 15c. ISL ~.
STRAW-No | f.ye S2OT21 a ton
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Sells Lease ana Horsc.

Following the Shields estat. sale the
Jere johnson Jr. Company also sold, on
the premises at o'clock, b. orde- Of
the United States District Court Henry
A. Ingraham, receiver. at receivers sale,
the lease of and the machinery .n the
plant of the Phono-AIotor Maaufactur-
ing Company. at 321 to 325 Desn street
for $4,000, to Charles O'MaIey. who
also purchased the two story House in
the rear of the factory at 50s Paciac
street fdr $500. The Pho,.o-Moior
lease contains an option to purchase
the land and building at s3250t.
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East Eighty-second street. on a plot
25.7x13s irregular. The Cosmopolitan
Theatre Company Inc, is the owner
and Z. Schoen is the architect, who esti-
mates the cost at 100000.
brooklyn Artists Property sold.
All OF the properties of the late
Thomas w. Shields. Brooklyn's recluse
artist. were sold yesterday noon by pub
lie auction by the Jere johnson, IL,
Company. auctioneers. in the Real Es-
tate Exchange, at 1ss Montague street,
for total of s55,350. The property
at 1877 Clinton avenue, a dwelling, sold
TO Peter Imperiale for $3.50; at 4H2
and 404 Gates avenue, a motion pictu
theatre, sold TO Charles Pollacl fr
S19,0S0: at 400 and 40S Gates sv~nts,
a studio building, sold 10 j. kaolan For
S15,100 and at 410 Gates aveIue ar
apartment house, sold 70 Usher kreli
for sl2.50o
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SUGAR STOCKS
CMEMCAL sTOCKs.

NBRAIIAAS, Louis--I NJ serofR s25E 20 /
CTLLO, Le0nH rd--Rialtu Secufit,
Corporation ...........4..... az an
kHIMSKY. Joe-L. Fruhiing qs9 so
LEVY Sol and Kitty Wstzei-Peo
pie State OF n Y....,....... 200 m
MACCARoLO. Antonette-C. can
it.slo iassno .-.......... 100 90
t.NNt m9Erls S.--J. Mesrse 652 20
LLOYD ... ! 600 %,
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN

tbe first maine is that OF the debtor the
second that OF the creditor sno dste uhen
Judgment filed
COcRCROFT sarah T-R. r.
Miller e al; February te iaoi ttl7sr
MANHATTAN STORAGE & WARE.
House COL. Revortisn Feb
REALTY SECURITIES. INC -
-. Smyih December g. 1920 pay 4o
Shelf Wllliam, and Leon Ksntot
western National Bank, Decem.
pfSEgs pSE !" ,hra,,,r,, ,pi4 r,.,..n... ii77o
demnily Co. March 2 1927 tos o.
WALKER, tlaskeIl~NAucy. Inc
December 0. 1920 #.. 700 an
GOLDBERG. Harry h.. aud Murray
Y Franklin. For October 25
COLE. Edwsrd-M Moiioy: Msrcn -''io
~, 1871 =. ....... ........... 4ss 90
CoMopo Endio- Ebliue Brewing
sf5,t, c9i; u pecem5er S.ir,3 n 1890 14o u
heimer 4 Schwartz Plsener Brsw
ing Go. nnd Theodore g. WoodM
New York County National Bank
June =. 1919 ....,.,.....s IL e53 81
CITY, NJ J.-F NJ porzio Janu
GELS, nIehara Ar Eats reb ZOO"
HORwrTz, Morris i Mural rrad ''V''
ing gg, Co La November II 1870 2s6 os
a. n Cochran et AL December
;. ieie ....... ..........-,-. i727s7
HIND, ROLPH & Goa. Hoffmaa
e q Deoeinhel 2. 1920 yeoatedi 4o6i 20
HOUSE CO.-H. Kevorkinn. NAV
is ,9,, 1929 :, a.. =. ,....., 6ti8eo
Ter; December %, 1920. ........ 250 II
MAYER, Elias; Louis schneider.
and Jack Borodkin--H SamwIcE
Noyemeer err 3d. 1921 ;,..;..., 3.8i217
tNc...J rubin Februafs II, ia2i 1865
HOFFMAN 1sraei ~ Hoffman
October p. 1870 .,......,,..... eo5 o.
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~ y LlncoIn gaIde

oSTH 81. Y W g 1870 Central Park w,
20x1O05 . sty tenement-Louis Nordlnrar
- Al w Blacltwood Rcslty Go at all Win
iRm Bondy nifty Tohn N Boyle ref due,
s23,3sa " faAce. 81, 81 ono. Adjourned to-
March 20.
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peal. Revealed In Transfers.

Ar Realty Company (Harry Aroh'
son) resold to Theresa Robinson the
Ave story loft building at the northeast
corner OF Mercer and Howard streets
57f1xs0.5
Frances stewart MacDermott SOLO 20
the Manhattanv.lle Realty company tne
,hraa story dwelling at ia West 12eth
street. 1Txf0o -
Mart r. Owens sold for $4,000 TO
Henry r.. winthrop the three story
dwelling az 7S6 Lexington avenue, 2Ox
es. adjoining the northwest corner of
Sixty-hrst street.
Brevoort Hall, three story struc-
ture 1t 154 and 1876 East Fifty-fourth
greet. 4sx100, has been sold by the
r. r.. Holding Company to Daniel II.
Iavezzo.
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PURCHASERSFAV
Big OFFICE BUILDING
No. 13 Wall Street Changes
Hands; Midtown Deal In
wolves Two Structures.

The thirteen story Sampson Building
at SO Wall street has been sold by
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum and
Fipher Irving l. Levine. operators. to
Harry l. Allen, president OF the Haralien
Corporation, which, it was learned y~s-
terday, is negotiating resale at hand
some profit TO large corporation Mr..
Allen is well known in real estate ana
automobile circles.
The Mandelbaum & Levine group
acquired the property under lease with
option to purchase from the Sampson
estate in 1920. They exercised the pur-
chase option about six months ago. The
property occupies a plot 55 feet on the
south side OF Wall street between Han
over place and Pearl street and COM
prises 6,100 square feet. When the sell
era acquired the lease and option through
Brown. Wheelock Company the deal
called for the payment OF $l.000,00o. II
was held for resale at s1,500.000.
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FOREIGN BONDS.

5000 tlerlin IS .. ia}A 1879 1879
l00oG Dusseldorf ls l3 - ~
17o0O French Vict IS o6 IS -
10000 IA mburg 4tss.. 149s l4as lf& y
40OO S.ved Gov 6s 1871 .S& l9A *
SOOs S,yiss Gov 5l4s s1T slat slR 4 y
a5OOO Vienna 4l5s.., IL Iva Ia
rofsI skles stocks. 325. .0So.
Total sales bonds, $4,000
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CIEAkANCES.
FLOUR.

lower In carload lots family patents quoted
at IS 5odS15 barrel in 9s pound cotton
saclls shinments. .S.g17 barrels. Bran. SIS.
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East s2d street Deal Closed.

The twelve story store and loft build
ing. 50x100, at 81 and 33 East Thirty
second street and the adjoining three
story 25 foot building at 80 East Thirty
second street have been sold by the
Meany Realty Company TO the Daily
Realty Company for investment through
Pease g. Gilman. The twelve story
structure was erected by Brody, Adler &
Koch, and was purchased through Pease
& Gilman by the present sellers.
The three story building was formerly
the home Of the Grolier Club. but is now
occupied by the United Waist League of
America. 1t was purchased by the
Meany Realty Company through Pease
& Gilman TO protect the light and air
of the taller structure.
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plans Moving Picture House.

Plans have been hled for a one, two
ana ave story moving picture theatre
4, tbsa First avenue aud $40 70 $50
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~ TUE AUCTION RooM
"a Wesley STREET
Rv Inannn n. DnN

.2TH ST . ", ss, S05 " 5th a. 20xs7 O.
sty dwelling Aibeu G LAm ~ ioaeph
Iaun et al Cold . WlNe atty. louis
Jacobson. ref due. 81 923 73 taxes 81
$500 subject 10 prior mtg Of $40 600 Ad-
iourncd "a March -
,FaBY ST, 81 and 80. " ,or Church Al.
h0x04, sty loft and s'orebuldiug-Cla q
Voorhees, W Adele IL James ii William
q Murphy, atty; Herbert @ Smyth. ref
partition. To Charies u voorhees,. 4 party
In interest .-t..tt. .ts... s.,... S123 600
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In the Dwelling Market.

Fitz Howell resold for Norman p.
Chaderton the three story King model
dwelling al 240 West 138th street. ask
ee.11. with facilities in the rear for a
garage, to the New York School OF
Chiropractic, which will remodel Tor
their use and convert the two upper
floors into dormitories. The same
broker resold for Emma Dunn Stokes
the three story King model dwelling
at 255 west 13sth street to Norman
p. Chaderton for occupancy.
Douglas r.. Gilman & Co. sold for
the Adcnaw estate. 161 East Sixty
fourth street, three story. 20 foot
dwelling. The buyer will alter and oc-
cupy the property, which was held at
$4,000.
Bernard smyth & Sons sold four
story dwelling 16xt0o, at 5s1 West
t47th street. to Harry Bowman.
BROWN. Wheelock Co. Inc, sold for
Robert ID. Graham the four story house,
;sxlO2.2. at 4s East Seventy-fifth street.
yamae L. van SAINT bought from Jen-
nie \. Levin and others 262 West 122d
street. a three story dwelling lfNlOo'
Porter a co. we're the brokers
abaw Rockwell & Sanford sold Tor
c,harlotte q Hungerford the four story
auyolIirg Al 150 West 1921 street. 19x
too Ia Ella w Clark The A. Kane
COMPANY represented the purchaser.
LANES n. Cruikshank has resold to
Amelia 10 r. Pride at 81 West 13Oth
street three story dwelling, 2bxlOV
alao resold TO Joseph Monsky bz West
t3Oth street. a three story dwellins, zax
ia louis George was the broker In
,hnae transactions. Also resold to Eliz-
aheth barnes 40 West 1Soth street
three story dwelling, 25xloo. g b
Richmond was the broker.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
IdyE STOCK.

Chicago, July 2s.-Cattle receipts
10000; beef steers steady TO strong;
spots higher; top yearlings $1,000;
top native steers $9.S5; bulk $500
$40; she stock and bulls steady: bulk
fat cows and heifers $4.50@6.75; bulk
bulls 5000 500; veal calves, stock
,ers and feeders steady; bulk veaiers
$4,000 1915.
Hogs. receipts 1900: slow, 10 to
.25c higher than yesterdays average
top $11.75 early: bulk light and light
sows $1,000 $40; pigs mostly steady.
Sheep receipts $4,000; sheep and
native lambs about steady; top native
lambs to city butchers $1,000; packer
top early 1850; best light fat ewes
$6.25s choice Idaho lambs 1910,
with 10 per sent sort IT ngurs 26c
lower than Tuesday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
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1920. 00-New all modern house, all
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50 foot lot, on University Ave.
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