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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

George Howe sold for Edward II.
Sarles his property known as Orchard
Ridge Hall. on Iampert road. Chappa-
qua, " Y, 70 Miss Elsie NJ Kupfer or
this city The property consists OF three
acres OF land. large Colonial residence
and several outbuildings.
j. Clarence Davies sold 20 Louis
volker a plot 5sx1o4x irregular. on tho
east side of Old Jerome avenue. So feet
north of Van Cortlandt Park. Yonkers.
~. Y.
Robert Il. Farley Organization rented
for Allen III. Nelson his residence on
Ridgeyiew avenue, White Plains, y. Y.
10 Isaac Oppenhelmer.
Prince 4 Ripley sold for Raymond
Spaulding his fruit farm al Yorktown
Heights TO client.
Thomas S. Burke sold for Randolph
II. Alniroty his dwelling al Hawthorne
place, Yonkers, -. Y, 10 John X. Dillon.
Murray Apfelbaum. with stack
Stack. leased TO Charles Snyder, Inc,
hatters. the store at i02 Washington
street. Hoboken. n. J..
Pease Gilman leased for Miss Car
rie Bank her property in Brookridgs.
Greenwich, Conn. 20 Henry Hili Ander-
son.
Burgoyne Hamilton and Adrian Iseiin
I'd leased furnished for the season the
residence OF Mrs. J. West Roosevelt az
Oyster Bay 10 o'Donneil Iselin.
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FOUR MORE BIG FLATS TO
BE BUILT IN BROOKLYN
Apartment Builders in Kings
Suddenly Actiue; Other Deals

The site OF the former Wallace home,
at 500 ST. Marks avenue. Il 10 be i'm
proved WITH six story elevator apart
ment house By syndicate. which has
just bought the property from James A.
McCafferty through ". c. o'Brien. n
IL i0Oxf00 feet In size and abuts the
Frank s. Jones mansion. which a 10 be
demolished for the erection OF an apart
ment house. costing 100000.
VI. c. OBrien sold a plot. i00xii5, on
Eastern Parkway. opposite the Museum.
for the Dyker Heights Realty Company
TO interests. which contemplate the con-
etruction Of thirty-siN family elevator
apartment building lie also sold a plot.
f6Ox125. on Eastern Parkway, is0 feet
east OF New York avenue. and plot.
f00xi0O, on the south side Of ST. Johns
place. s5 feet west OF Washington ave-
nue.. The result OF the last two sales
will be the erection OF three more apart
ment houses.
Joseph stein sold for the Connolly
Construction Company the store and
apartment building AZ 5ii4 New Utrecht
avenue: also the plot at the southwest
corner OF Fifty-second street and New
Utrecht avenue for Asher Damn 20 the
March Realty Company. which win Inn
prove Il with an apartment house and
six stores
Shampan Il Shampan. architects. ars
preparing plans for an apartment house
10 be erected on the north side Of River
dale avenue. so feet east OF Arnbcy
street, for Sirota Brothers
Frederick W. Walker, Jr., sold TIE
three-story residence at t53 Fifth street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues for
Joseph o'Reiily.
Charles Partridge sold the tiree-sto-v
three-famiiy apartment house AZ s3s
Franklin avenue. near Bergen street, for
Catherine Kirchner.
f.. T. Newman sold the threo-story
dwelling at 5ii Second street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues. for A. J.
Smith.
Realty Associates sold 70 Luigi ~
Novi two-story frame dwelling. 25xTo.
at 323 Humboldt street. between Ainsiis
and Powers streets.
Bulkley a Horton Company sold sT. SIZE
and 80 Brooklyn avenue. between Atlsn'
tic avenue and Herkliner street. a three
story frame house. loxio0. for the Cord
Meyer Company.
r. r. Knowles Company sold s2s put
nam avenue. three-story dwelling. for
Mr.. Jenkins.
Frank A. Seaver a Co. sold six lots a.
the northwest corner Of sixth avenue
and Eighty-third street for Ethel Par
to builder for Improvement: also. from
plans the two family scml-detachs6
dwelling at 311 sixtycSxhtS ~rsss for
Munro Stsner,
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APpRAIsALs OF ESTATES.

SARAH STRAUSS (January IL. 1920. Leav-
Ing net estate OF 5000. Her son. julius
Strauss OF Riverside Drive and i0ith
street receives S23 800 The same amount
goes 10 q daughter, JennieN Charig, OF 23o
West loSd street, with an additional ,,a pe.
81, 600 each.
GEORGE " LIE PAU. Havana, Cuba. pre-
yiously Of Windsor. Ont toctober u, isis2; ~
taxable IL New York. The entire estate
goeR TO his year old son, George \.
GEORGE d. RARBER, Worcester. Mass.
MAY 2. 1900. Leaving an estate Of
sioi,3ss, with s6,s5o taxable in New York.
ills wife, Ina G.. Barber, receives 5000
and half Of the remainder. Ills brother
and sister. John and y. Lillian Barber,
ceive fourth OF the residue each. All live
HARRIET NJ. WALLACE, Manchester. y. II.
or s3i,T73. with 81 .os6 taxable IN New
York Her rephew. Ned r. Wallace. ot
Manchester. receives the whole estate.
PETER =. EBBERT, Glen Rock. y. J.
June y. 1920. Leaving an estate Of
Ills wife, Julia A. Ebbert OF Glen Rock,
receives tho whole estate.
JOHN @. TAYLOR. Paterson tSeptember II,
i920). Leaving All estate Of s1iI ,4as, With
s25, 700 taxable In New York. His wife,
Marie w. Taylor OF Paterson. receives tho
whole estate.
fMarch %. 1920. Leaving an estate OF
s2.604pTS. with S40,75n taxable In New
York. Her daughter. Eunice u. Thacher
OF 10 East Seventy-third street. receives
the entire estate.
JOHN WILLIS. Philadelphia November TO-
iGi0l. Leaving an estate OF S432 ,615, with
S32, 500 taxable In New York. Ills wife.
MARY A. Wits, and his son william g.
Willis. both Of Philadelphia. receive half
the estate each.
MERRITT HEMINGWAY, wstertown. Conn
May II. 1920. leaving an estate q
s3sl.26i. with sip .2sh taxable IN New York
His sons. Cha arieH M. and Harry H.. OF
ety IN a Aerto
S25. 900 each now and the residue upon the
death OF their mother, to whom life
interest IN Il "a given.
BESSIE q. COLES. Philadelphia (Junc ..
1a2O). Leaving an estate OF SSes .I55, With
S28, ,S3s taxable IN New York. Her daugii-
,ers. Virginia g. Robbins, OF Haverford,
Pa. and Mary Roberts Coles Of 20i0 De-
lancey place, Philadelphia, receive half the
estate each.
CHARLES II. sEAvER. Chicago. Leaving
an estate Of ~ .f24 s3s. with Si1,soB tax
able In New York. Hts wife, Carrie A.
Seaver. and his son, Charles A. Seavsr Of
sic Roscoe street, Chicago, recsive half the
estate erch
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Benenson Realty Company resoid
through Byrne 4 Bowman 2471 David
son avenue. a hve story apartment
house. 75xi00. near Fordham road. ac-
commodating thirty-one families and
having a rental income OF about $4,000
year. The property was held At $780,
0oo. The sellers acquired the house last
week from Raymond Rubin.
Goldberger Manufacturing Corpora
tion Oh. NJ Goidberger president) pur-
chased from Louis r. Wechsler the
southeast corner OF Jackson avenue and
it2d street. a plot s5xio0. The new
owner will erect on the site seven
story loft building 10 cost about $4,000
T. Alfred Wen sold for William
Heckel 20 Nathan weissman 7ss East
isist street, a two family house. 2ix76.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
FROM Preceding PsoEo

Hond). Port cortezi aux schr Mexico tpanl,
SEWPSRT NEWS. Va. Marsh aa-zArrssss.
Shields.
Sailed 10th. strs Mundale. Tsmploo' crss-
Isle eBrl. Alexandria: Guy q winehssssr
town: Maresfield tBr). Fort said
NORFOLK, Va, March 2s-Arriysd. s'f
Arrived aath. strs Piavo dial. Genoa
dam. &c. Persian. Boston; Hamilton, New
YORK: Glens.ess. Ro',erdam ~ - o.
Hamburg; zovs,,a dsaiS. Gibraltar 1tor o.,
sailed asih. strs Gsilis Dam. Isssiers
Irish Monarch (Br). Lizard Point mot a. 5s-
fore); schrs Lizzie NJ Parsons. Manzsniiio;
Sailed Goth. strs weehawken (Br). Liver
pool Brendon CBrl. italian porte brlsish
Baron CBr), New Orleans; Maedaas tpenl.
virginis (Frj. from New Orleans for Bremen
and Hamburg M Indian (Br)' Llysrpeo.s; =,
PORT ARTHUR. TEX, March 2s-Arriyed.
strs Arethusa lU 81. Charleston; Roa-
Arrived 10th. str Roseworth tBrl. Shields.
Sailed 2sth. strs Trinidadian, savannah
Radiant. Tampioo.
Galveston; Dirigio. Norfolk.
PENSACOLA. Fla. March 2s-Arrived, strs
Ypres Mary lJap,; Matanzas; Lafeomo'
Sailed 10Th. str King City tBr). from Gal
weston for Bremen and Hamburg.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 2e-Arriyed,
Eastern Pilot, Bombay: Hampden. Rio Ja-
metro: Lake Gather, Nuevitas; Vacuum.
Arrived 10th. str San Jose. Santa Marta !;
motor ship Bayonne. New York.
Cleared 10Th, str Mariana. Port Lobos
Sailed 10Th. str Mississippi oFTl. % %soca
Nd mrf1r II ard Puerto X
Passed UP Marcus Hook 10th, 3:15 PM. str
bssss nsnss s9r pup
Passed up Reedy Island 18th. s:45 AM. tug
W Keens. towing barge Altamaha. 4.
Hughes. ssssa towing % ~. barge Pure on No 8. for
New York.
Passed out Delaware Brealcwater 2sth, 4:io
PM, str Chester Sun. Philadelphia Tor Fort
Sailed. Goth. PM schr Lavinia NJ Snow
In harbor goth, s AM, schr Jennie Flood
Kreger.-Iwind N, "a miles; cloudy; high sea.
PORTLAND, Me. March 2s-Arrived, str
Western ter :S PlsSlns; BostSn. %,rv Barrett New
PROVIDENCE, RI. March cs-Arrived. strs
Inpar iii Tanpos naep ufsse nmRs9 Por asaae Arthur
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 2s-Arrived.
strs Sheridan (transportl, Honolulu; Aiaska
Arrived 2eth, strs Suez Maru (Jap), Ha-
yana West Cajoot, Shanghai a-.,
Sailed Goth. strs Lurline. Honolulu; 2',h'
Z Kingsley, Vancouver.
Sailed goth, str Sonoma. Sydney, NSW.
SEATTLE, WASH March c9-Arrived, DARK
Belfast (Peruv). Callao.
Sailed 2sth, str Orani. Portland. o.
SAN JUAN, PR. March %, PM-Arrived'
str Caracas, New York for Curacao. &C.
sAyANNAH, Ca, March 29--Arrived, strs
Point Adams, Norfolk: City of Rome, Boston.
Sailed 10Th, strs Lake Helen, Havana
City of Montgomery. New York; Nantucket
TACOMA, Wash. March 2S-sailed, str
Hawaii Maru (Jap). Yokohama.
Arrived 10Th str Floridian. San FIAnSsco.
Lake Fillmore. New York.
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ACTIVITYIN COTTON
MARKET INCREASES
Unsettlement and Weakness
Feature Days. Trading
in Futures.

Increased activity, unsettlement and
weakness marked yesterdays dealings
IN cotton futures. Following a fairly
steady opening heavy pressure was en-
countered. causing a decline of about
40 to SO points before it's second hour
was under way Selling was about evenly
divided between Liverpool and the South.
pressure from the latter representing
hedge sales against big spot transactions
for over the Easter holidays, The de-
cline here was largely sympathetic with
weakness In Liverpool. At its reopentng
the English market was better than due,
hut as business progressed bulls on the
other side unloaded and prices broke
soon 40 penny-points from Thursdays
finals. The decline abroad was in part
a reflection of the unsettled European
situation and renewed labor troubles.
The local market opened to Is points
net lower, except in May. which was I'D
3 points for its flrst sale. The cold wave
In the Southwest was disregarded or
had been discounted by the markets
betterment on Monday. Frost was re-
corded AT several places in Texas. and
along the East coast unsettled and rainy
weather was the rule. Japanese inter-
ests took some cotton and at the low
2 moderate demand on the part OF
room shorts developed. Buying power
generally was poor and support made
little or no impression on values.
Business was less active as the ses-
sion progressed. but trading remained
mixed. Sentiment showed no change,
being as mixed as ever. 1t was not diff
ficult to see that conditions abroad
checked new buying. In the last hour
profit taking by professionals on the
short side increased and a rally Of
about 10 70 90 points from the low
took place. Final bids were 27 to 81
points net lower. Local spot was off 80
points to 1915.
of
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REALTY JoTTINGs.

The Grand Street Boys Association,
which contemplates the purchase of the
Caledonian Club building. at SAG Sew
enth avenue, win hold meeting this
evening to discuss what action ,s to be
taken. It now has it's headquarters in
the Pennsylvania Hotel. The club build
ing, at which the meeting is to be held.
has been occupied by the New York
Caledonian Society since 1898. 1t is a
three story structure, 25x100. Last year
a bid of 100000 was made by an auto
mobile concern, but the deal was never
consumDated.
The buyer OF the dwelling at 1873
East Seventy-first street, recently sold
by Pease & Elllman for Mrs II. ii.
Kohnstamm, Is DR.. Archibald A. Busby.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The West Pennsylvania Power Company
ras applied u the New York Stock exchange
10 list Ss,ooc.o0o OF its first mortgage Z
per cent. bends and sT3. 900 OF its first mort
gass per cent. bends, both due on March l.
1899
Norman II. Davis. Cnder Secretary Of
State. viii address the members OF the Bond
Chb OF New York at noon luncheon on
Friday noon ~ the Bankers Club. Mr.. Davis
VII speak on the relation OF our foreign In
NcStments 10 our prosperity.
meeting for older poys employed III the
financial district will be held Mt 1o 40 T. M.
tomorrow Ia tho New YORK University Audi
'orium. 20 Trinity place, The meeting viii be
addressed by Cameron Beck personnel al
rsctor of tho New rorl, Stock Exchange. who
viii speak on Yourself as n Dividend Pay
try Stcci,'
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arEExs-RIcHMoSD DEALS.

Byrre 4 Bowman sold for Dr. Thorn.
as y. Lancer hts two story residence and
garage. i00xi0o, AT the northwest cor
ner of Rockaway Beach Boulevard and
140.h street. Belle Harbor. Queens to
Philip J. Curry.
The Brighton Heights Reformed
Church purchased through Moffatt
Schwab from Mrs. Fedor Schmidt her
dwelling and grounds at Fort place and
Belmont place, ST. George. 8. I. The
church Is 70 use the dwelling for q par
sonage. a large part OF the grounds
however Is 20 be resold.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The two stor. building at the dorth-
cas-, corner Of Houston street and tre
Bowery. occupied for many years by
Carroll's cafe has been leased for forty
two years by Tankoos. Smith & Co. Cor
Harold Cooper to client who will make
extensive alterations and occupy the
ground floor and basement for rcstau-
rant purposes Samuel j. Levinson. at
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy NALL

GALVESTON. Tex. March 25-Cieared, strs
Briarleaf (Br), Tampico; Decatur Bridge,
Hamburg. :, .s -.
SAN JUAN, PR. March 24-Arrived, str
HiilsborouCh County, San Domingo.
ST THOMAS, vi. March 1s-Arrived, strs
w Tupper, New York tandi ,,,ads sailed psp Tor
namhueo. &c (and sailed for Philadelphia
10th, CITY Of Alton. Bahia. &c tand sailed
for New York;.
sailed 10th, schrs Hope sherwood, Fasca-
roula: Edge1vood CBr), Mobile.
SABINE, Tex. March 25--Arrived, str war
Sepoy (Br), Beaumont.
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Naval Orders
Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washtuut0n, ID. c., March 20.
nllouInC naval orders have been m


The following naval orders have been mace
public: ,.
Commander George A. Alexander, Lieut.
Edward v. Brown. Lieut.. Robert - Eng,
land, Lieut.. Oscar B. Harris, Lieut. Froebel
A. Lawrence and Lieut.. George Q. Martin,
to u s. s. Eagle 80; Lieut.. Commander
Sanhey bacon, to u. S. s. Michigan: Com
mander Turner r. Caldwell. TO officer In
charge, Navy Recruiting station, Salt Lake
City; Lieut.. Commander Freeland A. Dau-
bin, to U. S. s. Eagle 80; Lieut.. John Erik
son, Jr., TO officer In charge Navy Recruit
ing Station, Syracuse. Lieut.. Commander
Clarence Gulbranson. 70 morale officer
Fourth Naval District, Philadelphia; Lieut.
John r.. McNeekin, TO u. s. S. Finch. San
Francisco; Lieut.. Fayette Myers. 10 y s.
s. Avocet Lieut.. Commando John X. Rich
ards. TO receiving ship. Philstelphia; Com
mander Charles +. Russell. TO z. q. s. Okla
homa; Lieut.. Camili VI. shear. 20 Y. s. 5.
Dixie; Lieut.. Dudley ID. Shoenfeld. 10 Navy
Yard. Portsmouth, N. II. Commander George
r. Swassy, Jr., TO u. s. S. Preston; Lieut.
Com. Terry u. Thompson. TO Y. s. Eagle
SO; Lieut.. John A. Topper. 10 Y. ;. 8. Co
iurnbia: Lieut.. Commander James g. Vande-
carr, to corlnand U.aS S. Kennedy; Lieut..
Commander Grady II. Whitehead, TO Navy
Recruiting Station, birmingham, Ala
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REsIDENrIAL LEASES.

Peass A. Ealiman leased for George
Roberts 70 r. n. Wiley the thrso stpry
twenty foot dwelling at rs West Elev-
enth street, between Fifth and s,xtS
avenues.
Harris. vought a CO. leased an apart
ment IN 20 East Eighty third street to
Graham Murtha. and In 81 East sixty
second street 20 Leila NJ. Hakes.
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OUT OF TOWN MARKET.

Joseph r. Day leased tho new Gray
Building corner. at Middletown, y. r..
10 the Betty Brown Bakeries.
De Blois 4 Eldridge rented for Mrs.
William Grosvsnor her Villa known as
Hilltop. at Newport, n. J., 10 De Lancey
Il. Jay OF This city.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
Business troubles
SCHEDULES ~ RaNKRUPTCY.

The following schedules 81 bsnkrupte: we're
filed Tuesday IN the United States District
EVER READY WET WASH LAUNDRY.
INC, against whom a petition was filed
March !, 1927 hs6iitcs sslso.; ,o o. az n,rh ,,r
recursd claims. and assets Of ss4, $50. of
which s32. .625 IL machinery. tools. &C.. and
senbaun is attorney for the bankrupt.
ABRAHAM SiENBAuM, aesinst whom q
petition vas filed March H. 1927; iiabiii.
claims. and assets Of s6,T13. OF whish VI 600
Is stock In trade. s., ,99s debts due on open
accounts and 2.2oo property in rsversion
remainder. trust. a.. Joseph Cans is attor-
ney for the bankrupt.
T. MARKSAAti5R son CO.. wognen's hats.
~ Pleecter street. Liabilities. s52 DG2. of
which $50 ,3T2 are unsecured cleime. and as
se,s OF So 47H Of which 81 900 y stock in
trade. 81 900 machinery. tools &c. and
a. ono unllqudated claims. Shame Wein-
IN ere attorneys for the b-nkrupts.
sopECo TRADING COMPANY. INC, againEt
whom petition vas filed February ~:
claims: assets, $50. .2sa. Of which s6s.ass
represents debts due on open accounts and
sf3.B74 money deposited In banks else
where aigfnund Horkimer is attorney for
EXPORT AMERICAN PRODUCTS. INC,
agsin-t whom petition was flied February
I, 1871; liabilities. SIC ,Gs3, OF which 1929
Is unsecured claims and s2475 notes and
S''i- and assets si,T2a, of which 81 600 =
rnliquda'ss elnimr; t WITH stock stooh y trade trade
ney for the bankrupt.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were filed yestcr-
oay, the first name being that Of the debtor.
x Nat. Butchers provers Bsnk. ~. 81 800 az
ARAOCZ jules H.. and George Haly
--Fsilon 4 Eggerran ct al...... sofo5
TNr|T, Mtteisdorf ..,......... io3.si
sAME-same .... ............,. 142Ts
NRSaae Inc. ~. i"0''a' ........'... II isooo
BOROwSIII SerRe--Jewish Pub.
Service for Thea tricai Enterprise.
llc.s.s M4.s.. .....ss. ls*4s.sss*tt po1sFo
BRIGHTsON. Susan p.--J. Clafiin
costy. ...... .....s........ss... 19s.65
BOYD, B.--Gnbal Bros, n. Y..... 1888
'cs.pih''. Corp '.@' ....l.'....s... .'. anio
n iS', y rsI.psone s CO o'''.ta'''. '"a v ~ 100 70
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STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OH.
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were $S4S,62i. sc, OF
which 500. .175.7s was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and s64l, ,345.7s for recent importations.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at IA points decline,
middling. 7.o1d. Sales 1000. American
5000 Imports 1000. American 1000. Fu-
lures opened steady at 8 TO points advance.
Closed weak at a net decline of 40 to 81
points. March. 7.6sd.; May. T.s3d.; July,
sold. October. s.14d.; December. s.20d.:
January, s.23d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
cloths, a fair business doing.
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SUGAR STOCKS.

wEIsER Joe--G. Onrednik ~ 1910
WEINBERG, Carrie-Nancy Inc. 1920
YORKE WAREHOUSE a. STOR-
AGE CO., 1NC.-T. Coscia. 100. ~
ZOHN, Louis--R. Colp........... 1890
BRONX.
The first name is that OF the debtor
ADLER. Jerome-Butler Bros $500. $fg4G 10
DOUGHERTY. Edna, and Joseph
Henry-Morris Plan Co......... tfaT0
HAAS. Charles and Martha, Frank
Davis, Samuel Welsh and Louis
Shapiro-Morris Plan Co...... 1910
I1ORAN, Frank-M. Albert. ....... 151 %
iNc.@M Fazsari ................ 80 - e7o72
RECHNTTZ BROS. rSC.-Pierce
Corporation ..................e.... s5s.72
UTLECK. Samuel-Dsiry Truck
ing Corporation ................. 2Aof2
WILMER. Max RI. oienick. ~ 1,0I5T2
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SOUTHERN sPoTs.

Galveston quiet unchanged az ~. iac, !,
sales 6o4 bales New Orleans quiet, un-
changed at II SOC; sales 406 bales. Mobile
steady unchanged at 10. 15c; sales i2I bales.
Savannah quiet. unchanged ut 12c.; sales
245 bales. Wilmington quiet. IS lower at
tic: sales nil. Norfolk quiet, 25 lower at
IL SOC: sales $40 bales. Augusta steady
o5 lower at 11.25c.: sales 40 bales. Mem
phis steady. unchanged at 1i.5oc. !; sales 300
bales st. Louis quiet, unchanged at 1.50c. !.
sales nil. Houston steady. 80 lower at
II .20c.; sales ., 400 bales. Little Rock quiet,
o5 lower at 11.25c.; sales 524 bales. Dallas
steady, 30 points lower at 10.10c.. sales
s,7s5 bales. Montgomery dull. 81 lower at
fo.3Sc. sales nil. Fort Worth steady, 25
lower at 10 Glc. sales $50 bales
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Range of prices
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March 29.-The cotton
market closed steady at net decline OF 20
to 81 points. Closing bids; March. II so
July, 1927; October. t2.T4; December, 1898;
January 100.
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MANHAIIAN.
The first name Is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed;
FIFTH Av. COACH COD.
Huhsch: May 60 in2n reversed. 1898. 90
COHEN. soliis-R Genzburs; Dec.
HEDGEs. III ;EIg job r.. receiiver-n z0''0'
rN4RgRRsSR6usa E4agRasRS9RTs6 rsp II RArip lsTl TRAN '''0
SIT COL. saoatino: March ~,
TlLKrN. Michael. and Harold Kru-
lewitch-Peopie. &C.. March 20,
sHhTzaERa. carlo. bloch: Feb. ~"
8, 1921 ....................., t24.7e
People, &C. Jan 10, ioai...... 10000
il. 1920 .............s.e.,..e.. a,7ea. .os
Inc. Feb; is, 1921. .:... ......... I.sec.s4
LEis, Mary Ill. Levy; feb. i. -'o'"'-O
1919 .............. o5o.12
Sept. /. iaIs. ......... .....',.,, ao71.so
hmerica Co. March Is. 1921 25s7.22
BAER, Abe-D. Jamison, Ir. Jan.
~, 1871 lyacated, ............s. e,i5o.s5
ISTERBooRouGI RAPID TRAN
zoe, ,,....., .;.......s........ i,sst.s2
&. Meadows-National Reserve
Bank of the city Of New York
Sept. 2s, aid.................... 45sfpf
BRONX.
BERNAscHEFF, Josefa. and Rosa
!, TSrdrsssskrWi Dsc S. isis La'srowi'f q ,s,o 40
JETTER,. Louisa AL. Ttsuston
March -. fsts ts........t.8..4. fsG ~
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Deals Revealed in Transfers.

Pietro Deliaglio sold TO J. and i. Ma
roma the three story building with store
at 200 Wooster street. 25x50. n3ar
Bleecker street.
Abe Fishman sold TO Eva Goldfeld
the three story fat and store at 1547
Madison avenue. 16.9x45, near 105th
street
Harris Yaren sold to Abraham Pc
rety and Samuel Younen the three story
tenement and store at 1870 Henry street
23.10x100.
Lease Downtown bldg. for ~ Yrs.
Tankoos, Smith q Co. leased for a
term OF forty-two years with an option
10 purchase at a rental sggregating
$3.50, 600. the two story and basement
building at 2si Bowery. northeast cor
ner Houston street. owned By Harold
Cooper and occupied for many years by
Carrolrs cafe. The lessee will make
extensive alterations and improvements
and upon completion of same will oc-
cupy the entire ground floor and base
ment for restaurant purposes. Samuel
j. Levlnson, attorney, represented the
lessee and the interests OF the landlord
were looked after by Rufus Z. Scott. at
torney.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Among the Dwelling Buyers.

Pease & Gilman sold for the Merato
Improvement Company four-story
dwelling. iS.sx7s.9x irregular at sc Riv-
erside Drive
David Lion and Samuel Fitzpatrick sold
the three story dwelling at 53 East tS2d
street, 20xi00. to s. Malsky. u. Living
ston and s. Herzog were the brokers
j. Irving Walsh sold for Mrs. Ethel
T. Haythe the three story dwelling at
24s West Eleventh street, 16.9x50.
Haggstr ON -Callen Company sold for
Lotta A. Moran the three sorry and base
ment building at 1876 West Sixty-third
street 16.sx100, to Emma Grisdale