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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ANTILLA. May 9-Arrived. str samaragd
sailed 9th. str wagland CNo), st John.
ANTWERP. May 0-Arrivcd. strs Lowthcr
Castle (Br). Galveston; 10Th, Manhattan
sailed ath. strs Key West (Nor). BaIti-
more; Springfield, Boston; Maryland tBr,
do.
AUCKLAND. May g-Arrived. str Wairuna
(Br. San Francisco
Sailed 5th, str West Mahwah tfrom Sc
N'VoSIouTm. May io-Arrlved. str Con
sort, New York.
sailed 9TH. str Birmingham city (from
sailed 10Th. str Kastalia (Br). Baltimore.
BALBOA. May i0-Sailed. str City OF
rumingham tBr) from New York for suya.
strs Montserrat (spj. New York. 9th. silene
Q'n, do via Philadelphia.
BELFAST. May lu-Arrivcd. str Balsam,
New York via Philadelphia
BELIZE, May y. PM-Sailed, str Sara
n acca. New Orleans
BILBAO. May 6-Saiied. strs Reina Maria
Crstlna (Sp), New YcrR Artza Mendi (sp).
'fsoc BocAs. May to-sai.cd. str Atenas. Now
Orleans via Cristobal.
EoMBAY. May o-sailcd. str River Trent
(Br) Now York
BREMsN. May 6-Arrived. str sapinero,
Sailed Gth. strs chlckasaw. New York ;
scydlitz (Ger). do
BRISTOL. May io-ssiled str woodmansie,
pIIXWAM. MAY io--Arrived. str Winnie
bago (Br), Now York
BuENos AIRES, May io-Arrvcd. str
Vnndyck (Br). New York.
sailed April 2G, str Halizones (Br). Boston
"'e1 'ce1AiBARIEN. May o-sailcd, str Mantn.
CALCUTTA. May Sailed, str Kentucky
dtrl. Boston and New York.
CARpENAs. May ARRIVED, str Rolf
cEfTE. May o--Arrived. str Rion CBD.
cSSHERBoURG. May o--sailcd. str Cardigan
CHRIsTIANIA, May 6--Arrived. str skeins-
ford (Nor). Baltimore.
cIENFUEGos. May o-Arrlved. str Glyn-
sailed SIN. str Noreer (Dan). Manzanillo.
CLYDE. May ii-sailed. str Columbia
'ct:oNAKRY, May 1o-saled. str West Hum
q coNsT ANTiNopLE. May 1o-Arrived. s.r
gaugamon. Constanza.
CRIsTOBAL. May f0--Arrived str West
Crerow, New York for Auckland. NJ.
Arrived 9TH, str Cape May, sydney. NsW.
sailed 10Th. strs Caddo. New York: Gen-
eral O III Ernst. do; Harry Luckcnbach
(from San Francisco. do
Sailed iith. stfs Abangarez, New Orleans (;
10Th, Pastores. Port I.inon.
DUBLIN May io-sailcd. str West Sc
govia, New Orleans.
New Yor, for Fremanfle Ito sail 1lth).
F0WEY May 10-Sailed. str Askeiaddsn
(Nor). Portland. Me.
FIUME. May 5--Arrlved. str Erdely GtsD.
New York via Trieste.
GIBRALTAR, May t0--passcd strs Full
Maru (Jap) Norfolk for Porto Ferrario
Isupposed, Acropolis, New York for Paler-
mo.
GLASGOW. May l0-sailed, str Elysia
Sailed ION. str Nucula tBr. Port Arthur.
GOTITENBUHG, MAY i0--sailed, str Breni-
crton Riga.
lite, Texas City (and sailed for New York; I,
Dorothy. New York
sailed i1th. str Andalusla tSw). Santiago.
HAMBURG, May ARRIVED. strs Samnan-
GER (Nor). New Orleans; w II Tiford, New
Arrived 9th. str cailisto CDutch) Baltl-
more. &C.
passed Lizard Sth).
HAVANA May y-saiied. str 5vartfond
sCNor). Cicnfucgos.
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SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

The Lebertan Corporation sold TO
Madalen c. Schuyler the five and six
story buildings. 5oxlO0x Irregular. at the
southeast corner of Baxter and Hester
streets.
Robert Graves sold to Albert p.
Sanders for $4,000 the two five story
store buildings. 46x9i. at the southwest
corner OF Avenue A and Eighteenth
street.
Mary G. Richardson sold to Samuel
Kronman and Isldor Levy for $4,000
a five story store building, 22.2x51.6. at
1sl Reade street.
The Katzenbach g. Bullock Trading
Company sold to the Tldewater Chem
icaI Company the six story building.
q .l0xS2.10y at 40 Washington street.
southwest corner OF Desbrosses street
Emma ID. Gardner sold to Nathan Bern
stein n seven story loft building. 25x100,
at % Mangin street
Albert Lenly purchased four story
building with stores. 25xs7.6. at 200 East
Broadway
Amelia S. Klein sold 10 Herman
Jacobs the five story flat with stores,
251lx90, at the northwest corner of
Park avenue and 1i9th street
VI. weintraub sold to Edith willouehby
n five story fiat 27x9sli. at 149 West
1l2d street.
r. r. Newbold sold TO George Konop
a four story tenement, 25x94, at 1851
Avenue a. south OF Ninety-second
street.
l.. Armbruster sold to Joseph Strebel
a three story dwelling. 17.1ix1022, at S25
East Eighty-second street.
Matthew Van Siolen sold to Freder-
ick G.. and Elizabeth 8. Reynolds a
three story dwelling. 1oxl9. at 3O5 West
Twenty-seventh street.
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Dangers to Navigation.
IReported to the photographic office.l

III theported to the Bydrographlc Oificel
May 0, lat 30 10, Ion go %, passed a red
III orical buoy-Transport Cambria.
III Ice patrol ship Tampa reports position
May II lat IL go lon 4J 10: two small bergs
|ll lat AZ ~. Ion 4s 80, drifting NE and dis
II Wreckage Searched Tor--The U Coast
|EIeSrd cutter Gresham reports under date OF
|Eiay G that search was made for the
|wrcckage reported by str Florinda (Sp)
|la bout 4 miles southwestward of Ambrose
lgh' vesse and by str Ossining in lat 80 80.
Eon q %, but no trace OF this wreckage was
found.
May I, lat 81 So. lon "A 80. passed spar
projecting about 10 feet out OF water. APP
parently attached to submerged wreckage--
lStr lcl Sud. Crhis corrects the latitude
position given for this spar in previous re-
Iabout 40 feet long. covered with marine
growth.
May 3. lat a II. ion 30 90. passed large
Ired conlcal whistling buoy, whistle in opera
Iton but no light on it--Str Baltic (Br)
The Canadian Signal Service reports ice as
Follows in Cabot Strait and Approaches: Str
l'fimavo UtaD. May .. 80 PM. lat 40 Il,
pom TO 0s, passed near eastern limits of
lclosc packed ice extending west TO vest
northwest; May q. q AM. lat - "a. Ion
los 80. passed close to eastern limits packed
fee open to westward. extent not dependable
From masthead; at Z: 80 AM passed close TO
eastern limits in lat DO A. lon 80 IL; be-
lows: Lat 46 SO. Ion 5s 50, to lat 46 81.
lion 5s So, to lat 80 81. lon 80 81. and the
western limits ef which were about lat
Ii6 10. lon 30 %.
May s-Be rsimis, from Old Fort TO Taba-
Here. ice blocked or miles out; Point
lAmour, heavy close packed ice everywhere,
Iuoving to northwest, bergs; Belle Isle,
numerous bergs.
The following radlogram was received from
.thc u Coast Guard cutter Tampa: May 10,
lposition lat 40 40, Ion As; foggy last "A
|nours; two small bergs reported. lat AZ 81,
lon As s5; present warming. keep, south lat
|t2 30, between Iatitudes As and So.
May 10. lat 81 40. lon "A 80, passed a
large dead whale. floating high out OF
lwater--Str Brockleaf (Br).
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Continued from Preceding Page.
ernandina. was aground on a sand bank
lar the north shore OF 81 Johns River.

a ernandina. was aground on sand bank
Fiear the north shore OF st Johns River.
NEWcAsTLE-oN-Tl NE. Eng. May IL
me commercial Gable Co.'S cable ship Marie
;ouise Mackay was launched to-day from
Ehe, yards OF the Swan. Hunter & Wigham
Hiichardson Co. She is a sister ship to the
Fonn w Mackay. which was launched here
last November. y
NORFOLK. Va. May 1l--str Alameda.
faemaged by fire In November. 1921, will be
f650, ,000
|, Str Brewster, before reported sunk in the
aines River by str Lake Stirling, has been
fpandoned as a total loss.
or WARD tbefore reported)a In tow OF
eutter Seminole, was towed uto Hampton
f'oads this morning.
The work of raising tug Norfolk, before
reported sunk in Chesapeake Bay. viii be
resumed In few days.
PARRSBORO. Ms. May 6--J Newton Pugs-
|Eritish schr Esther Adelaide. Capt Knowl-
/ ION left this week for Philadelphia to take
command of the vessel. She will come to this
pert to load lumber.
PHILADELPHIA. May 10-Tug Henry p
P.ilis, operated by the Delaware River Light
|finS Co. became disabled at Marcus Hook
r tug assisted her to dry dock here.
PORTLAND. Me. May 9-Schr Jere G
|shaw was sold at public auction here to-
|iay; she was purchased by Edward M Law
Pence of Rockland for $4,000.
QUARANTINE. May H. s:07 AM-Str VI
lcllia (Br). from Glasgow leaving here;
as two black balls ih rigging.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IDy Tefegraph.l

ABERDEEN. Wash. May fo-sailed. ,chr
King Cyrus. Honolulu.
BELL1NGIIAM, Wash. May 10-Sailed, str
BOSTON. Mass. May io-Arrived, schr
Karmoe (Br). ST Joha NIB. via Rockland.
Mayari (Br). Preston: Bclvernon (Nor). st
Johns, NF. and Halifax, Ms; Middesey.
Norfolk; Bristol. 1.amberts Pont Calvin
Austin. New York: Binid don, Newport News !.
sthr Luther Little. Tampa tugs Jupiter.
Sandwich; Chaa J. Grecnough. Sewalls Point.
towing bnrges Beattlc. for Lynn. Irene, for
Gloucester. and Blwehik, for Beveryt In
erty, cortland for Norfolk towing barge
1enas tcalled for barge Chelsea and Will
pick up barge Northern No 80 at Proyi-
York Albatross. Fort Point. Me.
Cleared lpth. str Margarei, New York
Cleared llth, strs Marsyl Br,. Bsne Bsnes
Gelpnia and New Ycrki Agwlhavrc. Port
sailed 1ith. training ship Nantucket. Te--
Tigby tBr). Liverpool via Halifax and st
Jchns; tPND r.ovant Arrow. New York;
tfncav, Tampico; Canadian Cruiser tBr)
Montreal; Eocene. Portland, towing barge
Socony SO; schrs Lucy, Camden: Roeeanne
Bcllivaau (Br). Belliveau Cove; tugs Juno.
towing barge Beattie. Sewalls Point for
Tvun Neptune. towing barges Irene. for
Gloucester. and Blwatik. for Beverly (both
from scwalls Point Jupiter. Gloucester
(to tow barge StrOudsburg to canaD
Sailed from below prior 10 10th, schr Har-
riet Whitehead, for Eatons Ncck.--Wlnd
u, Highland Light. II AN, y. 10 miles
clear. sea smooth.
BALTIMORE. Md, May il-Arrived. etrs
Dakarian tBr) New York: westlake. Phil
adelpha: Conehatta, Manchester.
Below iith. scbr Mabel Il Gum (Br). from
New York.
Cleared 1ith. strs Ohio CFr). DunkirS.
Ifavre, Brcst and Bordeaux; Michigan tfir)
Antwerp and Hamburg via Norfolk: Cubore,
Norfolk and Newport News.
sailed iith. strs Hgronspoo. tBrl., Aal-
horg; Spcrmins (Br). Philadelphia and New
York: Santa Veronica (Br). Los Angeles
and San Franciscoi Feltores .Daiquirik q "A
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INSURANCE co. RENTS
2 FLOORS FROM PLANS
Takes Space in Pershing So.
Building; Other Leases.

The Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Company. whose principal
American offices have been in Newark,
n. j., has leased two floors In the new
Pershing Square Building to be erected
at the southeast corner of Forty-second
street and Park avenue. The lease Is
for twenty years and involves an aggre-
gate rental of about S2.000,000. The
total area of the space is 10000 square
feet The Brown, Wheelock Company
was the broker. Thomas II. Anderson
and Charles A. Nottingham, managers
of the company in New York, repre-
sented the lessees. The Royal In
demnity Company recently leased three
floors in the building and the Royal Bak-
ing Powder Company has taken an en-
tire floor.
Spear &c Co. have rented space in 212
Fifth avenue to J. Mallouk & Co, en-
broiderers 10000 feet in the basement
of As West Eighteenth street to Henry
NJ Hope floor in &c East Fourth street
to Schffman & Fucker, manufacturers
OF cloaks and suits; floor in 401 La
fayette street to Norris Horowitz, manu-
facturer of leather brief cases: offices
in 20 West Twcnty-second street to the
Marian Frock Company and In Q West
Twenty-ninth street TO Louis Halperin,
photographer
Ames & Co, leased for the Mldvale
Realty Company the building at 236
West Thirteth street to the General
Lumber and Molding Company; also loft
in 10 East Thirty-first street to Rialto
Sales Company, in t3 East Thirty-first
street to Celano Brothers, Inc, and In 81
East Thirty second street to Jacob
Rubin. ,--s
Harris. vought & SEQ. leased store
in 463 Broadway TO Gribcts & Ccrsho-
witz in 10 Grand street TO NJ. Hansman
& Son. store and basement IN 1i2 Grand
street TO J. Schneider. loft in 6 East
Forty-sixth street to G.. NJ Lindsey !:
also offices in 467 Broadway to Talam-
biras Brothers. Kairns Brothers. A,
Lubing. East Asiatic Company. Charles
Shapiro and 5. Aranofsky.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased Of
fices in the Ziegler Building. Fifth ave-
nue. and Forty-third street, to DIR. G.. r.
Steer. floor I'm IL East Forty-second
street to Herbert Scutt, radio equip
ment. and in the Grand Central Ter
minal Building 20 the book match de-
partment of the Diamond Match Com
pany.
James Kyle & Sons leased for Morris
Blum the five story building, consisting
of stores and apartments, at 7s9 Lex
ington avenue The lease Is for ten
years Mt an aggregate rental OF $4,000.
Alfred =. Coburn has leased to M.
ZaSian Oriental Rug Company a store
in 227 West 106th street. through the
Wood. Dolson Company.
Cross & Brown Company leased floor
in % and % West Thlrty-elghth street
to the Colonial Bead Company. The
tenant was represented by Adams & Co.
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Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE Nrw York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., MAY IL,

washington, ID. C., May Ill.
The following navy orders were published
to-day
Sargent, Capt. Leonard r., to Instruc-
tion Naval War College. Newport
Bassett. Commander Prentiss r., resigned.
Brandt. Lieut.. Commander Edward 8. r..
to command y. S. S. Lardnor.
Cochrane, Lieut.. Commander S., TO com
mnnd u. s. Case.
Foy. Lieut. Commander Edward j.. to com
Fuller. Lieut.. Commander Henry c.. 10
command Y. S. S. Goff.
Jordan. Lieut.. -Codmander Leslie. 70 com
pand u. >. =. Welboru G. Wood.
La Roche. Lieut.. Commander Francis A., to
command U. $. s. Coghlan.
lie bourgeois, Lieut.. Commander Henry B..
to command u. s. S. Abel p. Upshur.
Mathewson, Lieut.. Commander Rufus W..
to command ". s. 8. Hopkins.
Mcclure, Lieut.. Commander Henry A.. TO
command u. $. S. Isherwood.
Mccormack. Lieut.. Commander Harvey w.
to command u. S. s. Converse. g
lie Bourgeois. Lieut.. Commander Henry B.,
to command y. $. $. Abel =. Upshur
McKittrick Lieut. Commander Harold ".
to command y. $. S. Hatfield
Moran, Lieut.. Commander Thomas. 70 com
mand u. y. 5. Preston.
Rhodes, Lieut.. Commander John b.. 20
command u. 8. S. Litchfield.
Sampson. Lieut.. t.-Commander Ralph f.. 20
officer In charge recruiting station. Provi-
dence.
slineluff, Lieut. Commander Frank. to
command u. s. s. Breck.
Cromwell, Lieut. John A., TO command u.
8. s. $50 when commissioned.
Carpenter, Lieut.. Donald NJ. 70 U. S. s.
Nevada.
ISneip, Lieut.. John H., 20 Massachuset.s
Institute OF Technology. Cambridge. Mass.
Schmidt. Lieut. Hugo. 20 Massachusetts In
stitute OF Technology, Cambridge. Mass
Short. Lieut.. Edwain. 70 command U. 8. 8.
S-3J when commissioned.
Vanderboot, Lieut.. Elroy L., 10 command
u, s. g. S-34 when commissioned.
Warwick. Lieut.. Arthur D.. 10 command
u. 8. s. II. l.. Barnes.
Wright. Lieut.. William L.. 20 u. s.. s..
Charles Ausburne.
wyman. Lieut.. Ralph. to U. g. s. Nevada.
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SUGAR FIRM TRANSFERS
WALL STREET PROPERTY

Realty holdings OF the Czarniko "
Rionda Company. sugar brokers, at
106 Wall street, northeast corner of
Front street, and H. Wall street and
il9 to 123 Front street. adjoining. have
been transferred to the Wallfront
Realty Corporation. holding company
for the sugar concern. The transfer
was made subject to mortgages for
$500. 900. On Wall street the realty
is separated by the two parcels at
los and 11o. title TO which stands In
the names Of Cordelia S. Stewart and
Helen Adele Wissman. The companys
holdings front 1873 feet on Wall street
and 1895 feet on Front street An
official Of the company said to-day tina.
no definite plans had been decided upon
for the REINFORCEMENT Of the property.
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BUYS TURTLE BAY HOME.

leries. Fifth avenue art dealers. has pur-
chased from A. II. Cuchman. 241 East
Forty-eighth street, n four-story dwell
ing. 20x1005 feet. in the Turtle Bay
Development. After extensive altera-
tions Mr.. Enrich will occupy this dwell
ing as his own home. S. II. Martin
represented the seller. Mr.. Enrich was
represented by the NJ. Morgenthau Jr.
Company.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Mall. I

EUREKA, Cal. MAY ARRIVED. bark Anne
~ Reid. San Francisco I'm tow.
FERNANDfNA, Fla. May ARRIVED. strs
West Caddoa. Jacksonville; Sth, Coldwate;. I.
Charleston
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. May s-Arrived,
st hr Nolaute, Brava.
Sailed Sth. schr Win-the-Nnr. Eastern
lumber port.
POINT JUDITH. III. May 0--passed. tug
Walthan1, towing barpes Barnstable, Chat
ham and Cardenas, New Bedford for New
York and Hampton Roads.
SAN DIEGO. Cal, May 5-Sailed. str San
Antonio (Mex). Mexico.
SAN PEDRO. CAL May 5--Arrivcd, str
Canadian Farmer tBr) Vancouver.
Sailed 9TH. sir Colombia, Baltimore via
way porte
san JUAN. Pr. MAY o-sailed. str sagua.
New York
SABINE. Tex. May 7-saiied. str sun.
Chester. 49,. .
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FIFTH AVENUE PLOT SOLD.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co sold for
Mrs. John 1nnes Kane. s53 Fifth ave-
nue.. a vacant lot. 25x12o. between
Seventy-sixth and Seventy seventh
streets. just north Of the Edward S.
Hardness house and adjoining the re-
Gently sold house OF the Brigham
estate.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

MELITA (Br), from Antwerp 9th for Mont
real
PENINSULA STATE, from Southampton
nth for New York.
R1INA MARIA CHRISTINA (Sp). from Bill
hao 9th for New York.
gEYDLIrz (Ger). fror, Bremen 9th for New
York
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Shrewsbury Rocks gas and bell buoy off
ste ton, having been run into and sunk by
passing. vessel. another buoy will be placed
on station May 10.
sachusetts-Taunton River--The Light
house Service announces that buoys In Taun-
ion River Will be renamed Taunton River
Channel buoys and remembered IN sequence,
except Middle Rock buoy. HIS, about May II,
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CANADA IBID, at Lisbon 7th.
STATE, at shanghai 10Th.
J,MPRESS OF ASIA tBrl, at Manila 10th.
rOF SCOTLAND. at Southampton
nth.
MAKURA (Br). at Sydney, NSW. 9th.
tSp), at Barcelona 9th.
|pROVlDtNCE (t'r). nj Marselles 10th.
IiESOLUTE. At Plymouth 10th.
|SAMARIA cBr), at Queenstown 11th
SILVER STATE, at Manila 10Th.
IVAN DYCk (Br). at bucnos Aires 10th.
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shelter Island Plot sold.

Bulklcy G. Horton Co. have sold at
Shelter Island Heights, l.. l.. a plot
50x25o. on Main street. through TO the
street in the rear, between the Hotel
Xoggatacuit and the Chequit Inn. Cor
Wamie Ellsworth This property is part
of the former Cassidy estate.
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S6,OOO,OOO LOAN ON
GARMENT BUILDINGS
Giant 7th Ave. Lofts Financed
for Is Years: Valued at
$12,OOO,O0O.

A loan of SC, 100000 covering the two
giant buildings Of the Garment Center
Realty Company on the west side Of
Seventh avenue between Thlrty-slxth and
Thirty-eighth streets. has been made by
the Title Guarantee & Trust Co. through
William A. White & Sons. brokers. The
loan is for period of fifteen years and
wipes out previous smaller loans made a
year ago. 1t contains an amortization
clause which covers the entire period.
The land and buildings are assessed by
the city for taxation purposes at sS,275.-
900. They have been appraised by real
estate appraisers at about $4,000, 900
There are 100000 square feet of rent
able space in the two structures and it is
reported that moro than go per cent of
the space has been rented for more than
$1,550.0 900 year.
The northerly building has frontage
OF "a feet on Seventh avenue and a
depth of 275 feet ON Thirty-seventh
street, with an l. through TO Thirty
eighth street with q frontage of 116
feet s inches The southerly building
fronts 9S feet inches on Seventh ave-
nue. with a depth on Thirty-seventh
street Of 225 feet with an Il TO Thirty
sixth street with frontage Of 10 feet
5 inches.
Regarding the loan the title company
says:
"a few years ago 1t would have been
very difficult to place a mortgage of this
size as there were few lenders in the
country able or willing to make so large
a mortgage loan. The Title Guarantee
& Trust Co. has found such large num-
bers of people eager to take certificates
of varying amounts In these large mort
cages on desirable properties that It
finds no embarrassment to-day i'm han
ding these mortgage loans"
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Apartment House Sales.

Snowber & Co. have sold for the Cam
mann estate the six-story building at the
southwest corner Of Horatio and Fourth
streets. The purchaser. E. Davis, in
tends to alter the property. 1t is assessed
at $42, 900.
Adolph and Aaron Weiss sold to a
client of Philip A. Payton Company
five-story triple fiat at 436 West 163d
street, held at 100000. This is the sec
ond sale of the prop srty in the last
three weeks
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Sale mt Far Rockaway.

Lewis H. May Company sold for Bays
water Homestead Corp. DIR. E. j. Decker
president, new two and one-half-story
dwelling on the west side OF Edgemont
place adjoining Mott avenue. Far Rock
away, l.. l., to S. Salmonowitz.
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MAHOPAC-One or two furnished rooms
lake space; near station. all conveniences
TO Protestant adults. Phone Bingham o2t5.
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WILLIAMS INN

Sea Gate, y. Y. Harbor.
OCEAN FRONT. Special rates 20 June 15.
Phone Concy Island 0i6.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-30

and for three years an assistant attor-
ney general of the state of Illinois.
Member of American and Chicago
Bar Associations, Garden City A. F. &
A. NJ, and Medinah Temple
Endorsed by Chicago Bar Associa-
ton at its April primary.
~
Sam Gessler is adding to his great
popularity by the fine quality of the
cigars handled by the prosperous Ha-
vana Importing Company, of which
Sam is the president.
-
Frank Castany has built up a splen-
did cigar trade and is doing a fine
business at GIG West Randolph street
Mr.. Castany is very popular with the
trade and stands high with all who
know him.
%G
The county clerks office under
Robert M. Sweitzer has never known
scandal. 1t In clean. efficient and
ably managed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-30

Here are a few facts about a good
lawyer and a worthy man, Altar NJ
Eberhardt, who is a candidate for
Judge of the Municipal Court:
Born in Chicago, educated in the
public schools, and graduated from
Lewis Institute and Northwestern Uni
versity. A son of the late Judge Max
Eberhardt.
A practicing lawyer for Is years.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-30
THE MARKETS
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

FLOUR-Hard spring wheat-Short pat
ent Sc. 9007 IS; So per cent, $6.65G6.90. Soft
winter wheat-Short patent. $5.So@5.s0 80
per cent, S. 55G5.60. Hard winter wheat
Short patent, s6.15G6.40. % per cent, $500
6.15. Rye four-White patent, 81. 40G4.5O;
medium, $4.15G4.25; dark, S3.35G3.50. -I
eHAY-No. 1 timothy hay s21.O0d23. 90;
Mol light clover mixed, $20.00Q1.00; No.
2 timothy, $17.O0@21.OO; No. 3 timothy and
sample, $1200615OO No. l clover mixed.
SIG. 0Oa17O0; No. 2 clover mixed, $4,000
800; No. l heavy clover mixed, $4,000
1900; No. l clover $14 0OQ16.O0: sample and
thrashed and no grade, $7.00G10.OO; Okla
homa. Kansas Nebraska and Dakotas
pra i,ie S17.0O@19.O0; Illinois, Wisconsin
and Iowa feeding prairie, $12.0OG14.OO.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras, go score,
41c; higher scoring commands a premium;
extra firsts 9o-91 score, 37@40c: frsts. So
S91b score 331h635c; seconds. 1887 score.
31G32c: centralized, 311kc ladies, 2S1z0
291hc; packing stock, 2514G2611c. Prices to
retail trade: Tubs. 44c; prints, Acc.
EGGS-Fresh. firsts. 2Sd35c; ordinary
firsts 25G27c: miscellaneous lots, 27G2Sc:
extras, packed in whitewood cases, Ala
42c: checks. 12d1Sc: dirties, 15@19c ref
rigerator firsts, 25M26c.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys 25c: fowls,
22c: spring chickens, zoe: ROSTERS, 13c;
ducks. &c; geese. 1Sc.
ICED POULTRY-Hens. 24d25c; spring
chickens 22624c:. ROSTERS, 16@17c.
POTATOES-Per 100 lbs, Wisconsin
round whites, S1006115.
ONIONS-s1. 25G1.75 per sack.
CATTLE - Prime steers. S11.OOG12.OO;
good to choice steers. $40. o0d11.25: feeding
steers. s.. 756T. rs: heifers, s6O0d9.25; year
lings fair to choice, $7.00G11.90; plain to
good steers, Sc. 50d10.o0; plain to choice
cows. SO S06S.25:s Gamers, $200d3.0o; cut
ters. 81 906I3. 10; bologna bulls. 5000. %;
good to fancy calves, S9.75m12.lo.
HOGS-Choice light butchers. $40 400
10 e5. medium weight butchers. So. 906110. 60;
fair to fancy light, s9.5G10.5o; heavy
butchers. IS. 75G1O 80; heavy packing, g 750
SIS: rough packing, sT.20a7.75; pigs, 70oG
$50.
SHEFP-Good TO choice lambs $12c0n
14e5: Gull lambs, 80 00d10O0; feeding lambs
81 Ocd14. %: yearlings. s9.0OG12.Oo; wethars.
&c O0Gg 90; ewes. s2.0aq7Qa