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The New York herald., 1922-10-06
News Of the Real Estate World
ARCHITECT BUYS SITE
FOR GREENWICH HOME
E. c. Dean Acquires Tract on
North Street-Other Deals.

Edward G. Dean. an architect of this
city has purchased a tract on the
subdivision of the old Lyon farm on
North street. Greenwich. Conn, on
which he will erect residence with
artistic landscape effects including a
rock and water garden. The sale was
negotiated through the office of George
Howe. The land was held at $4,000.
Mrs. Ella Lyon Brush was the seller
Butler Baldwin. Inc, sold for DIR.
Henry Moeller 26 and % North Broad
way, Nyack. n. Y. to theodore Neider.
hauser, an investor. The property con-
sists Of two four story apartment
houses and stores, 42x100.
The Jesse ID. Tuhler residence on Ber-
gen place, Red Bank, n. j., on plot
60x150, has been purchased by Charles
Weeks of Red Bank through Allaire &
Son Agency. The same brokers sold the
Horace j. Wippell residence, with two
car garage, on Maple avenue, Red Bank,
to William II. Wikoff of Red Bank.
Fish & Marvin sold for Walter u.
Lawson his house on Monterey avenue,
Pelham Heights, to II. s. Waters of
sold for the ,Larchmont Builders. Inc.
stucco residence on Beach avenue,
Larchmont. to Fred Enders of this
city, and leased for Mrs. Helena Deg
nan her property on the Bald Mountain
road, Yorktown, comprising thrty-five
acres of land. residence and out build
ings, to George J. Dykeman of this
city.
Chauncey b. Griffen rented for Mrs.
Ella V. Eveland her home on Clare
mont avenue. in the Greenacres tract at
Hartsdale. to Harry Q. Hoyt.
Prince & Ripley rented for Miss Ina
"a. Ia,- Dnd ~
Pelham Heights. Pelham. n. Y, to c.
r., Frost of this city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
OPPOSE PLAN TO MAKE
BERKELEY OVAL A PARK
Taxpayers Send Protest to the
Board of Estimate.

Inc contemplated plan of the city to
take over the Berkeley Oval and Camp
estate properties in the West Bronx.
bounded by Sedgwick. burnside. Uni
versity and fremont avenues and 177th
street. for park purposes, which is To
come up before the Board of Estimate
lor hearing to-day. is being opposed by
taxpayers organizati of owners IN
that section.
The association. Of which Herman A.
Acker is secretary. has forwarded reso-
lutions to the board in which It Is held
that there are enough Fairgrounds in
the section: that the benefit derived
would not be commensurate with the
cost; that. owing to the fact that II
mas been partly improved. the cost
would be great. and, lastly, that the
city would lose much In taxes from NOT
having 1t improved with apartment
houses. to which it is adapted
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

str cilenfinlas tBr). Newport, u, sept IS
fori Seareport, Me, reported TO the Herald
nv wireless oct ; from lat 81, lon 81, that
she was delayed by heavy weather; ail we'll.
A cable received yesterday by the Now
capt John Bayls. IN command OF the
aehoolship Jewport. stated the ship arrived
at Agiers Wednesday and every one was
wrii.
William simmons Of tho simmons Trans-
portatlon Co, the Jarvis Llghterage Co, Lee
4 simmons. Inc, and former president of
Tho Maritime Exchange, was elected at a
special meeting OF tie Chamber OF Commerce
OF the state Of New York yesterday a com
missioner OF pilots, 10 serve for two years
in place OF Arthur VI Smith. deceased.
HALIFAX. oct 2-Gloucester fishing schr
Marechni Foch put In here last evening with
engines disabled and 20 land one 81 her
crew, Fred Mafore, who fell down the hatch
Way.
NORFOLK, Va. Oc, 5-schr Hope sher-
wood from Mobile for Barbados. was towed
into this port with loes Of rudder by ctr
wabash.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Ihe Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany has loaned s135,00O on a five
story apartment house, 9g.7ex125. on
the east side OF the Grand Concourse.
200 feet north Of 1o6th street. for five
years at 5is per cent. The same con-
cern loaned s115.000 and 100000 on
the two five story store and apartment
properties at the northwest corner OF
Boston road and Charlotte street for
five years at 81 per cent.
Miss Katharine Hennessey. mjlIiner
Is the buyer OF the five story building
at 80 West Ffty-seventh street sold
recently through william r. MAY & Co.
Other purchasers of properties re.
ported sold recently are: A. Fillmore
Hyde. OF IS West Flfty-fourth street
Joseph Pittman. of 13 to II From,
street; Emil Polak, OF 1874 West Sew
enty-fourth street; Ward X. Wesley
Of 1922 Amsterdam avenue Max
Fraukel. of 1905 First avenue the
1922 Realty Corporation of 7S7 Lex
ington avenue; Joseph A. Harrington.
of 6S West Elghty-hfth street William
Prayer, of 334-3S6 East Thlrty-seventh
street; Hyman Kaplan, of 1853 Second
avenue: Molie Levitt, OF 1347 Third
avenue; Jennie Spark. of 1547 Firs,
avenue: Miriam Y. Holden, of 67 East
Nlnety-second street and Il. Ornsteln
Inc. of 1887 First avenue
Plans for six story building for Co
lpmbla University to be built on the
northeast corner OF Broadway and 1I6th
street have been filed. It will have a
frontage OF 90 feet and depth OF zoe
feet and when completed will be used
for offices, class rooms and lecture
hall. McKim. Mead & White. the archi
tects. have estimated the cost at $500 900
Plans for an eight story printery
37xs0 feet TO be erected at 266 and 1854,
william street for E r. Mahoney, "A;
West SID street have been filed
George A. Bagge g. Son, the architects
estimate It's cost q 100000
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
STERNER HOME BOUGHT
BY RICHARD DELAFIELD
Banker Gets Fine Home at
Sale in Plaza Hotel.

Richard Delafield. president OF the
National Park Bank. bought the six
story and basement residence OF Fred
erick Sterner. the architect and builder,
at 16 East Sixty-fourth street. which
was sold at auction Wednesday night
by Arthur c. Sheridan. Inc, in the ball
room of the Hotel Plaza. Mr.. Delafield.
through w. Gordon Crawford, a broker
of Washington, d. c., obtained the prop
erty on a bid of s115.Ooo. Mr.. Della
field. whose country home is at Tuxedo.
will occupy the residence.
The property is just off Fifth avenue
and faces the large residence of NJ.
Orme Wilson 1t was held at 100000.
the price at which 1t is assessed by the
city for taxation purposes. 1t was de-
signed and built by Mr.. Sterner.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 meters)
WIZ, Newark Westinghouse


900 to 9:15 A. M.-Early morning reports
and prices on farm products; musical pro-
gram.
1888 to 1900 M-Standard time signals:
200 to 1 90 p. M.-Midday prices on active
bonds and stocks. grain. coffee and sugar:
100 to 4:15 r M-world series score:
closing prices on active bonds and stocks.
grain. coffee and sugar; musical program.
1900 p. M.-"Bedtime Stories" by Thornton
Burgess
$3.50 p. M.-"Conditions of Leading Indus
tries weekly summary by r. d. Wyckoff;
fee and sugar.
s:35 p. M.-"The Use of Candles" by House
and Garden.
$40 p. M.-"Health Talk" by DR.. Eugene
Lyman Fisk.
s:45-"Literary Hour" conducted by the
editorial staffs OF Scientific American, Out
look and Harper Bros.
80 p. M.--Concert under the direction of
Charles -. Isaacson OF the Evening Mail;
program includes selections by the Euphonia
Quartet, Hazel a. Drury. soprano; Inez
Harrison. contralto; Foster L. House.
tenor; Frederic Baer baritone: Anne Tin
dale. accompanist: Henry Zay will talk
on "vocalization." illustrated by Emily
Mark. Australian. soprano. Julius D. Hor-
yath win lecture on the Lost Art OF
violinist. Mr.. Isaacson will speak on
Guiding the New Generation
80 to 10:00 =. M-Arlington time signals;
weather forecast.
10:o1-Concert continued.
wwZ, Manhattan (wanamaker).
1:15 p. M.-under the auspices of the Amer
lean Red Cross. Louis Carrie, chairman
of the National Committee for Prevention
of Blindness. His subject for to-day Is
''Through Life's Windows
:25 p. M-New popular music. as played FOR
the Ampico by popular pianists of the day.
LAS P. M;-"Dramatio Letters for You; 70 inc
second of a series presented by 9. v. News
paper Service. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr''
president.
the victrola and played by popular orches-
80 TO s:3o-Joint recital by Mabel Day.
lyric soprano. and Mary Lenander' dre-
matte contralto.
WGY, General Electric Company,
Schenectady.
1900 Noon.-U. s. Naval Observatory time
signals.
~ 80 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
1915 p. M.-Weather forecast on 4s5 meters
100 p. M-world series game.
GOO p. M:-Produce and stock market market, quo
tations; baseball results; news bulletin.
$40 p M.-"The Sing Song of Old Man
Kangaroo" from Kipling's Just so
40 o'fs' p. M.HHeaith talk. Keeping Well in
Cold weather" by DR.. Hermann NJ. Biggs.
New York State Health Department.
.T:45 p. M.-Cozcert program.
1920 p. M.-Concert program.
KpKA. Pittsburgh (westinshouse).
800 p. M.-Tri-weekly letter from Farm and
Home, ''Detours and Conditions OF Hish-
WAYS near Pittsburgh.
8 100 p. M.-Bedtime stories for the klddies.
q 40 p M--''The Life OF George Westing-
house," Il. II. Snlffn. Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company.
Q 100 p. M.-Concert by quartet from the
Eighth United Presbyterian Church. Pitts
burgh; Miss Lillian NJ. Vetter soprano
Mrs w. II. Norris. contralto; Emil Bingle,
tenor. and F. Robert Coe. bass; Mrs. w.
A. Lafferty, accompanist.
KYw, Chicago CwestinghSuse).
500 p. M.-Concert arranged through cour--
tesy OF Lyon 4 Healy concert and artists
department. Program will be announced
by radio telephone.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Roman-Callman Company have COM
pIeted the rental of the new loft build
ing containing $1,000 square feet, Just
finished by the Long Island Loft Cor
poration on Van Alst avenue. near the
Queensboro Bridge Plaza. Long Island
CITY. Space has been rented to the
Dragon PAPER Company. Criterion Paper
Company Lube Tov Corporation. Utility
Can Company, A. r. Means. Inc. shoe
makers: Simon Ackerman. clothing
manufacturer. and Duffy Kaufman
Company, upholstery trimmings.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

East Ciulf-Moderate TO fresh east and
southeast winds and weather overcast. prob
ably local rains Friday
West Gulf.-Fresh east and southeast winds
and weather overcast and showery Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate 10 fresh winds. mostly southeast,
and weather partly overcast, probably local
rains Friday
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderate TO fresh
north and northeast winds and weather
overcast Friday.
eouthwest and west winds becoming variable
over north portion, and weather generally
fair Friday.
Efatteras TO Florida Strats-Moderate east
erlv winds and weather partly overCnst,
probably local rains over south portion Fri
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
APARTMENT HOUSE SALES.

Moses A. Kuh purchased from ths
400 Manhattan Avenue Corporation the
Ensenada 521 and 523 West 1880 street,
six story apartment house. 70.10x100.
consisting Of four apartments on floor
of six rooms each. held at s145,0 900. ]. c.
Hough & Co. were the brokers.
Bernard A. Gutenberg sold to l..
Lutrin 1902 Second avenue, southeast
corner of Seventy-third street, a five
story tenement, 2SxS5
William Ward Jones sold for the
Adelia b. Althause estate the four story
tenement. 25x100, at 217 East Seventy
sixth street to Jacob Breene.
Frederick Zittell & Sons sold for J.
Buttenweiser to a client of II. Seklir PIT
and 221 East Twenty second street. a
six story tenement, 56x75, held at
100000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy NALL

BATH. Me, Oct 3-Arrived, schr Granville
r Bacon. New York.
BUZZARDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Macs,
Oct 4-Arrived. tug Roger williams, towing
barge No IL. Port Reading for Boston and
two others.
Passed w Sd, str II Devereux, Boston
for Philadelphia: 4th, tug Aquidneck. Salem
for New London.
Arrived at Sandwich Sd, tug Juno. Boston,
towing barge Blue Heron. for New York land
left on return with barge Blue Star, from
New York).
HONOLULU, Sept 2o-Salled. str Somme
(U -. San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 3--Arrived tug
Boxer. towing barges osceoa, Newburyport
and Geo r Stetson. Portsmouth, and Chas +
Pritchard. Fall River.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept 2S-Arrivcd.
ctr Benefactor (Br), Tacoma. &c. for Liver
pool; 2ath. bark star OF Finland, Altak.
SABINE. Tex. Sept 30-Sailed. str Japan
Arrow, New York.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Continued frum Preceding Page.

Steel Scientis. $50 S Ambrose L V PM 5th
Swifteagle SS2 : Brenton Reef Pm 18th.
Swiftstar 1, ,304 Block Island 9th.
Swiftsure 1856 w Sand Key 18th.
Swiftwind 22 American Shoals 9th.
Texas 50 5 Overfalls L, V 9th.
Nictolite 65 SW Tortugas ith
Virginia Limited 10 NE Winter Quarter l. V
5th.
W Keene ~ Winter Quarter 5th.
w c Teagle 246 ESE Galveston 18th.
West Norranus 1856 + Nantucket l. 9th.
Millfaro l .062 5 Ambrose l. 9th.
Winona lat SO 20, Ion 81 - 4th.
Wien 1870 ESE Nantucket l. 9th.
VIM Boyce Thompson 20 Cape May 5th.
VIM Burton no Jupiter 4th.
Wm II Doheny w Sand Key 18th.
VIM Green SO SW Sand Key 18th.
fWm Penn 1876 + Ambrose l. 5th.
Weikika ( NE Five Fathom Bank 9th
ZulIa 93S S Ambrose l. V 9TH.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
BOMB EXPL0DES IN HOUSE.
Residents Knocked From Beds In
New Brunswick.

New BRuNswIcK. Oct 5.--A bomb ex-
ploded in the entrance OF 262 Nelson
street early this morning. blowing out
the front OF the first floor OF the three
story brick building and knocking sew
eral persons in rooms upstairs out OF
their beds
The building is owned by Samuel
Pontello. who was sentenced TO prison
two weeks ago on conviction of main
tanning a disorderly house.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Dangers to Navigation.

TReported 10 the photographic Office.1
Oct g. lat 10 Is. lon Sc 25, passed three
trees drifting together, from 80 TO 60 feet
long and | foot in diameter the roots show
ing about feet above water-Str Yoro
(Hcnd).
Oct .. lat 40 43. lon 60 OF. passed a red
cnnical buoy with black band-Str Helig
Olav (Dan). probably the same buoy
sighted by str Tecumseh (Br) on Sept 30 III
lat 40 50. Ion 60 03.)
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
REPORT NORWECIANS
WIN SHIPPING CLAIM
Hague Court Said to Haue De-
cided Against u. S.

LONDON. Oct. BIT is reported from
Christiania that tine Arbitration Court
at The Hague has practically decided
in favor of the Norwegian shipowners
who brought action against the Amer
lean Shipping Board involving 1875. Ooo.-
900 kroner In connection with Nor
weglan shipping alleged to have been
seized by the United States during the
war.
Argument before the Permanent
Court at The Hague in this case was
closed September 1. II was not indi-
Gated then that an early decision was
expected
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

FRANCE (Fr). from Havre 9Th for New
York
LITUANIA (Dan), from Danzig 2oth for
New York.
NIEUW AMSTERDAM (Dutch). from Plym-
outh 9Th for New York
NILE (Br). from Shanghai Cd for San Fran
cisco
ORDUNA (Br). from Hamburg 4th for New
York.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD. from Queenstown
I'd for New York.
PRESIDENT HARDING. from Southampton
5th for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Bound East.

schr Marion l. Conrad Guttenburg Tor
Bridgewater. Ms (passed 4thl.
Schr Hazel L Myra (Br), Guttenburg for
Llnenburg, Ms tpassed 4th).
Schr Helena. New York for Nantucket.
Schr Lincoln. Jersey City for Boothbay
Me.
for st John.
Schr VIM Bsbee. Port Reading for port
in Maine (anchored).
Tug Suamico. with barges (at II AND
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
BARGE CANAL PRosPERs.

ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 5.-Traffic on the
Barge Canal for the week ending Sep
tember 80 was heavier than during any
other week in the history of the canal
system except one. according to Charles
L. Cadle, State superintendent of Public
Works. The gain approximated rs per
cent. over the same week year ago.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
BIG FoRT GEORGE PLOT SOLD.

The Elkhorn Realty Company sold
vacant plot, 637x6f1x147.6. at the north
east corner of st. Nicholas and Fort
George avenues to the Agreeable Realty
Company, Bernard London. president.
David Stewart and Crulkshank Company
were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

strt Rosalind tBD, Johns, NF, and
Go, with f26 passengers and mdse. Went 10
foot of Java street. Brooklyn.
str Belfast. Boston for New York.
Schr Jean f Anderson (BO, Halifax. Ms
for New York, with lumber TO Homan a
Pugdington; vessel 20 + Whitney Co.
Schr Maid OF Scotland (BD, Windsor for
New York with lumber TO the Sherman
Lumber Co.
Schr Dustin G Cressy. Port Chester for
New York, to ] A Elliot & Co.
Tugs owen McWilliams, with barges
Cat $50 AND Socony No !, with | Cat .
AMI John Garrett, with / cat go PD
Edmond Moran, with l Cat 40 PM).
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Fire Record

A. M. LOSS.
Il Il .os-2ii w. e1st ST.. unknown. ;. Unknown
1 :35--1s3 Washington ST., Joseph BIZ
2:i5-iioo55 W. 25th ST.. owl Button
4:1o-ssi @GFfL Lonox av.. Square Deal
o.2o-i4es BRYANT av., The Bronx.
,o:oc-ioio TSns' Bryant rraGs. av. The Brons.
Abborrnore Realty Co... Unknown
io:so-ss =. Houston St. schlssins 9
,o,5o-iSs 'S w. 74th' st., unknown. :. Unknown
i1;lo-3o5 w. 1i7th ST., unknown; Unknown
II :25--62 Willett ST.. William Funi-
tuno .......'''.''..''.'' 'Iritihs
IL :20-Madison av. and 10th st.. Hotel
ia:2o-ss ss'';'S Stanton st. Bessie Iupin.
~ a.4o-ffss5Ta Prospect av. The Bronx.
r2:4s-sso ssSn0Gn e. .sth st. jacobson
,a.ss-i4 frqs e. ioi.t st. Alex. cosncr .Unsno~n
:i0--54e First av.. John n.
,,5-soc Mscis9 w. s4.h ST. unknown. Unsnown nsn0n
i:5o-4so st. Paui's place. The BRONX;
Iss l. PSTo's ar a5;h a.. unknown .tJnknown
bulkheed OF Speedway; City OF
a.c-fsc NsT Fox Soss ss. Tho Bronx rubbish
a:2s-issth lnsR0sn 81, and ia,h av.; auto IN
garage Edwin Ranvell. 49,. Slight
b;oo-4OS College av.. The Bronx;
Mike Deronino. unknown. Unknown
b.A0-t42p 9Th av. Max Mslanee. Slight
s;4o-6HO Broadway: Lowenthal
Goldbium. and Lyman Hsndler
Unknown
7:oo-i2o Crosby ST.. Marion Toy Co.;
No damage
7;s5--425 West Broadway. y........ Unknown
1888 Horatio ST; lot. ....,...... None
s.15-F'ront OF sol East 18th ct;
automobile; unknown ........... None
s.ln-3IS East 10th st. unknown. Slight
p:2o-lf0th st. and East River Unknown
o.Oj-A34 East l0jth ST.; George
carson .s....ss. $500 49,. - 'Slsht
1o;fJ.-24a West 2sth ut. automobile;
Charles Bucklar.. Unknown
to.5o-I73 list av; uagemeyer q
Reape .........s...s,.sss...s : UNKNOWN
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
BuYs OLD wEsTBURY PLACE.

Cocks G. willets sold to Russell Il.
sard Of this city the Titus homestead
at Old westbury, L. I. The property
comprises an old fashioned farm house.
stables. garage and other buildings
The same brokers sold to Mr.. Sard six
acres of the Sherrard farm. adjoining
the Titus estate. Mr. Sard will make IL
his permanent residence.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
1925, 900 FLAT Projected.

Plans have been filed for a six story
apartment house, 1o0xss. at $40 West
t41st street. by the Click Rose Holding
Corporation: d. S. Lang, the architect
estimates the cost at $225, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
PoLsTEINs PLAN FLATS.

Abraham Polsteln has purchased the
southeast corner OF il5th street and
Manhattan avenue, 10ox103 feet and. with
his brother Herman Polstcin, VIII erect
there six story elevator apartment
house, consisting OF four and five room
apartments.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
PLAN NEW BRONX FLAT.

Plans have been filed for six story
apartment house, 5o.5xeo, at the south
west corner of 162d street and Mel
rose avenue for the G. @. Realty Com
pany, owners. Moore & Landseidel
architects, estimate the cost at sl25.000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Workers HOUSING PROJECT.

Though the office of George Howe
a marcel of thirteen lots on the west
side OF Rumsey road, Yonkers. has been
sold to the Yonkers Contracting Com
many. which will erect seven room resi-
dences. The property was held al
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj. Oct 5--Barometer a
noon. 29.42 inchee: wind. W. fresh breeze
weather. dull. raining; temperature, 90 de
fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06

Fishing str II Beckwith arrived here
with broken propeller.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct 5-Schr Cumber-
land Queen (Br). now lying at Seatord
Delaware. viii be sold by United States Mar
shal at Wilmington, Del, tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

KING ALEXANDER (Br), at Piraeus pre-
vious 10 4th.
MINNEDOSA (Br), at Southampton.
NOORDAM Dutch, at Rotterdam 4th.
OSCAR III DAM. at Copenhagen 18th.
TAHITI (Br), at Sydney, NSW. 4th.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York-New York Uppe- Bay-The
Lighthouse Service announces barge Mar
garet Marston wreck buoy. HIS. has beer
discontinued Oct ., 1922, wreck having beer
removed.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06

Owing TO frequent Irregularities In Tam-
pico light, In approximately lat % u 30 y,
Ion ~ 40 - W. due to Interruptions In the
supply OF electric current from the municipal
plant, the former electric light has been re-
placed by a petroleum Vapor apparatus, In
consequence of which the luminous power OF
the above light has been Increased to
osq, 40 candles.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
KYM. Chicago fwestinghausel :.

400 p. M.-Concert arranged through cour-
tesy OF Lyon a Healy concert and artists
department. Program will be announced
BY radio telephone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
STRATF0RD AND CLAIMING
CATTLE SOLD At OMAHA

Omaha Journal Slo-hmau. From
.surtfurl. T,N., az y. m. last Friday To
Ouialis at a. m. Monday, was ~" rec
arl made with "a is.c1r shipment 81 cat
10 w 7 y. iiyingstoi, head OF The
l.lvlngr Cattle company, one OF the
hniorbnt cattle owners ~ thai seciion.
Incidentally the string sold az prices
al air. livingston considered vcrl sat
lsfacfory. and .f be- can get cars h. *.
poets % he back n,Xt week with anoip'
a. shipment. fhoy Vtrc horuod steers Of
unr ialr quality AMI iu air flesh and
s.,la as f,sdcrs "a; S5.so. NJ. I.iSlnss'
ton stated thii this shipment was the
i,otrcst clt our -; q sirius % Loco
h,ad which b. hal hi TO ship.
S,t.r.tl uih,r ,unsisnm,nis Of cattle
were her, from the Southwest range
d,ndty and Ak rub their owners
stated th,y were attracted here Us Tho
favorable r,poiis regarding Omaha
luic,y by shiplSrs here earlier Ia tho
s,lsUn.
IAN the reports We have heard on
Omaha. U,th ns ~ prices here and tho
way iu which, stock Is handled have
leon N.ry favorable. slid J.. =. Martin.
and T.. " Iarci. of Sn Jon, New McN-
ioo. ard our own experience has been
t,rv s.tilsnciury though the run We
Ind coming up was something diSil,-
pointing. THIS shiWnont clcins Us up
Tor tho present. hut should ve decide
% snip anything more later. u VIII
probably CON. 20 this market"
Nj. Martin brought Inv two ear loaai'i
90 mixed cattle and sir Jarrett had Ia
t.rco i,1ds. other shippers who CAME
On tn. sam. train were !. W. Mcl.aurh-
lsn AZ channing. Tex. With two cars.
IND \. u. MuII,n u Vaughn y. II.
With > single i5ad shipncai.