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TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Foreign Exchange Market
at Sea Over Course of
Sterling Rates.
PROPOSAL FROM
ALLIES AWAITED
>
Counting Up the Wabash Stock
Assessments?How Market
Figures War Orders.
Ihe lack of demand for sterling bills
became to apparent > > at for
sperta wer.' completely
at ?ca wh< ? : e askod to fore?
cast ' sot for the
10 tt for de
and 4.61 H for cables were rato?
unheard ol ssemon of
Str?? ' - \>oked for In the
t:ea?r 'uturc when gold shipments <>f
?he ?ire that arriv.-d from Canada on
Sur.dav hr.vf re 1he man?
ager of ?ai
mint of ?
tion which is v o ? been a
large buyer on the way down, when asked
yesterday ' ratos \>.-uld go
lower.
Inatltution,
accor ?hangs man?
ager, may - '?l '^u> mar
remedlal n taken
?? wide
rt and
impor- ' ''ie ar?
rival of emissaries from Ei.?eland and
Frane? veri ah
interest, at II I? realised that they
would not come to confer with New
York barkers unless they had more
?a proposals to make than has yet
been rep?' *
Time l*p for Wabaah Stoch.
The extended period for payment of
the |80 a ?hex? assessment of the Wa
ha?h Railroad expired yesterday. The
holder? o? the Trust Com?
pany ' wno 'ailed
to wie ?han ceased
to be t- s under the
pin;?, When it bus
been * II ?' ,ne $28>"
000,000 nei ration pur?
poses hat- from the
shareholder ? >';"fr- to the
holders of ths nfst refunding and ex?
tension mon ths amount
of p.. In he
half ? - atlon com?
mittee it wa? - " that It
would be - "?" defi?
nite 1. I showing
the ?proportion of the assessment paid
by ?' n?ve to be
trnn?' m and Lon?
don eonei ts made
abroad
plan redi :< ?f the
com pi ? ? annual
it
Humelv Still Gooe Hal
?
es of the
Rumely re?
of the si rd, and
less e< -
?k ac?>
l?unr'.
? was
r.ego
par.1.? ' lirman
mittee,
ha? said that a
tidera
l
the i -
nee of
J. H
proaident and g i More
than tanding
'
the ?
?? ' ?
ganii .
Wat Order? Manifold Benefit.
In ? ? mused
himself y.- I . ut an
exam; rh some of I
the t
?i that !
ed was j
I profit
i ami- . would |
intraet \
. i that
the c :. [or a year. !
complete .
il h bonus j
the broker
account
$33.
Imrr.Mise (.rain Crops in Sight.
An idea of thi which
this .
In the annual crop n
Continental and Cot? tional
Bank. I- .':... r? ?, pi i rough
the greater acreage devoted t
duetie last year's high
trie?.-.-. ? g grains, will !
r G00,
000.0. in spite of;
bad harv ? - ths winter
crop, is pul
1 ttshela, as |a ? year.
The I ?? necessary
our surplu Europe, but I
with Canad same condi?
tions that this coun- !
try's tremendous total and an excel?
lent forsoast foi Au tralla, the large
leturr; n teason cannot
I e existed.
Cotton's l^>ss In Month.
The government's report of the con?
dition of cotton on August 26 showed
deterioration a trifle less than unoffi?
cial eatlmatos had indicated. Th?
eontega t:?.ure of e.'.? ?s 3.6 und?
ten-year average, and a drop of 6.4
the figure reported the pr
month. How greatly smaller use of
fertilizer is responsil',_? foi the set?
back and how much further d?pr?cia?
tion of the crop will result from this
cause remains to be tec. A bullish
report had ironcrally 1 een looked for
in trade circles and cotton sold 01T on
1 ?ofit taking.
Brooklyn Reports.
Shampan A Shampan hare prepared
plans for an apartment house to be
?1 on the southwest corner of
Avenue H aryl East 13th at, ?ruoklyn.
on a p,ot of ?m-nuo. for the Lancaster
Bbire Kealiy Co., as owners, to cost
185,000
Charles E Rick.-rson has rented 202
St Johns IMac- between Seventh and 1
Eighth avs.. a three storj and base?
ment, brownstone dwelling, for a cl ent
to Charles V. AWord for a term of
year?; 121 Sixth av., between I'ark
and Sterling i'lace, a thr?-,.. ?tory and
baaement, ! ? 'or a
client to Kenneth Skinner for a
term of years.
Ridgefield, Conn., Deal.
Adams & Keeler have sold to Edward
II. Kidder, of New Vori, for occupancy
the Colonial house of George II. Smillie
on Main st., a? Richssonif Conn, in?
cluding ?even acre It adjoins Can?
non lita.ll House, owned b) 1
Sublets Mrs. Thomas's Suite.
Herbert A. Bhortnasj has sublet for
Mr?. Ralph II Thomas her large fur?
nished apartment at ihe Montana, Park
or., b'Jd to 53d at?., to a client /or the
winter
110X1) SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Tr-iding In honda on the New York Stork Kirhnnv-e Mnnriny aninnntrd lo
$3,*)5..(rOO, ?.gain?t S1.S71.000 Raturdav, $8,416.000 a werk ago and Stork Ex?
change cloned a >?*_r af?. Total from January to d?te J.MT.s??.OOO, agalnat
S4:4.66f"?,000 in 1914.
GOVERNMENT AND MINKIPAL.
Sties in ,'
|1,000. Hi?-_.}L?)w. Close.
IS1 Jap '~M ser 1>t? Tl ' 71 71
.NYC .?*_-.. M'v 1?= 10lS
16 do 4>.a V>5 r?|.t.l"l\? 101H 1"''**
2 do 4?.n 1960 . N i'"7? M
1 ?lo A? INI . M% '?''?? ??*
1 do 4s 1959 . '.M'a i'i'* '?'?'*
STATE.
1 N Y State 4?4b,66.104?4 104-4 104?*
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.
14 Alb A Susq 8-_s. R2 82 S2
2 Am Ag < h cvt Si 100% 100% 100%
80 Am Bn A Re? 6s. 106 T. lt'67? 106 ??
6 Am I & I col 4?. Hh
66 do cvt 4?_s.103 101% 101%
4 Armour r e 4%a. 91% Sl% H%
40A T & S F gii 4s. l?0 ?'s?'1* 10%
?5 de rvt 4a 196. .10S IM 102
18 do cvt 4s I960..109% 102 102%
I de Trana Sb L ia M M S6 i
5Atl * Rinn 4s... 83 S3 88
4 ACL-L&X eol tria M SI BI
1 R & O pr li 3-.s. B8% 88H 8-H
l do a-old -is. 85% 15% hfi%
84 do evt .; ?_s. SI
4 do4sPLE?WV di :? ? 78% 18%
1 do S%i S \V div B6 i. 86% 86%
7 Betl; Si rol f>s . .100% 100% 100%
3B R T co- Sa. . .101 101 101
81 do E pe rote* 'IX 89% i?'.'7*
6 Cs! . 84% !M:?
6 Cm I.rfttn g?
?1 Ccn Pju* lot 4a.. 84
1 do irtel 8%i. MS K.|\ 84%
2C R R of N J Sa. 112% 112% 112?*i
6 Ches ?_ O con 6s.H--1.. 102 10?1*.
.
8 C H * Q Kn 4s. . RI
?
13 Cl Gi ? V. ,
evl Si R.:". \ 102% 102%
4 do grti 4Hs .... 97% 97% '.O*
18 do evl 4%i. 93 '. 93% 93%
6Chi & Nw pen 5s.ni'? lim |
lCRI&TRv 1st 6s.in,1? 102% 102%
6 do per. in . BI 81 81
B4 do re. 4s . 63 62% 62%
2CStP.V&0 deb Rs.100 100 100
92 Chile r..*per 7s.. 1144 118*. 118-.
8 Col Indna 6s. 73 78 73
1 Comstook Tun 4s. S R B
0 Con G_i cvt 6a..118% 116% 116*?
1 Cuba Am Put: 69.100% 100%
9 Pel & II re? 4a.. 90 90 00
? 14 Diatll Sic (or 5a 66 66 66
4- DnPont Pow -l'.s.ioo 99% 100
4 Erie pr lien 4a.. 78% 78% 78%
6 do fon lien 4a.. 68% 66 6fl
I 16 do cvt 4s ser A 61 61 61
6 do cvt 4i sir B. 68
? 26 Gen Flee deb 5s.102 101% 102
1 iio 8%s . 76 76 76
1 Gen .Motors s f 6s.100 mo loo
6 <>'-anby 69 .104 103% 104
6 Great Nor 4%a.. Or,'?, 08 08% I
4 HocV 1st con 41.a 00 B0% i'O
6ITud i M Ina 5s.. 26% 25%
6 do rf> Sa. 70% '
' lOIi; St db 4%s . . 87
2 Indiana St.el 5s. 1004 100% ll .
: 89InaConCop 81 .9.147% 147 147%
86 do 192. .1 IT% 144% 144%
?erb R T ref Bi
! 11 Interh-Mef 4%'s. 74 ";* % 74
? BI M co! 4%a. 68% 68 4
Sinter Xnv s f 6s. 624 62% 82%
18 lut St Pu 5s cf. 68% 63 63%
wa Con re:' to. 4? 48 48
10 K 0 Tor 1?t 4< . 8",% 83% 83%
21 Lack Ste fii 1928. 95%
t A M 7 .123 123 123
?
LARKIN BPsOS. CO.
GETS REALTY TITLE
$2,650.000 Mortga-res Placed on
Printery Site.
tbe block front on the
Ei I th av. from 83d I
:rreculnr, nnd to tbe
ting houses en 83d nnd 34th sts 'vus
ferred last Saturdi y by Ar h
..nd Percy Pyne, ownen of
the block front, and Cornelius F. Shea
han fi-.il Margery S. Ruttman ?
461 Ei ompany, whl
? company formed by Larkln
The 4\ork of razinp the buildings will
.un at once, and n t\vei ?
ret.roof building, which n
:h<- home of the Allied Print' ig '1 rade
'ers. etc., v,il! be erected. Jo
P. Day was the broker In tbis
??on.
On this property the Metropolitan
''.surance Company advanced SI,?
0 on a mortgage Mnrch
6, at 8 per eent Archibald Rus?
sell, seller of the lnnd, took a second
.'. fi " c 175,01 0 and a third |
0, the latti ?
?n March, 1922, at 6 per cent ?ntl
Franklin Pettil went back of the loans
w;th one for $125,000, due November 1,
por ont, making a total
mortf'!.i.e Indebtedness ol $2,r?r>n,orii\
In connection with the 'onn made by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
the T.arkin interest-" have taken
the Reard Building, at 120 and 122
Liberty s* .attending to Cedar st..
which the Tsurance company acquired
in a foreclou.jre In March of this
for $125.000.
? -
Railroad Earnings.
The following comparative railroad
reports for July have been made pub?
lic:
Canarllan Pa-4f_> r,:. .? $? in- Stl
: 11.100 403. (Vr/ruie lltl
.
' n_| ?t:-r tax?? .
4" 19?
Cuba (la;:?.?.I Qroa? Mi-Oto, l_-?Ma? .'
- ' 'vi, IncraaM II
Railroad ?Irn?? }???'"' 1.? ln.-r-a-- '
after lam 11.(<.'.?. 74J. Iiirrc?-. ?'
>
net afta- ui?. ills. ?.?.7. li.rrv???- r
w?.n
,-.?..< ? ? ., j ?
t>"r?: i.f
} '*? 14: n?: ?U? &4.V di-cr-a?? ?60.17
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Be? lln? ?
Br?
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Mrsa Tort. Au?u?t M, 1111
Wt-EKL. KICKII'TH
\...i Y ??> 2.-1 4 41
?ar??-? iTt 17.244
I'fntral ! all n
QfOTATIONI* FOR NIC?;. I
ll.??! to choir? nati?? ?l--r? .I? I'O
romroon to fair n?tlie ?trr?
! mm and ?ta.a . 4 ?
; nun?
i l f???
i r'nli? I ?'na ?tr-T? pi.? y??r
? 40910 04
BEEVES.
? ImlijM :. 430 ha?(l. ?'? i ?r? on ??> fit?"?
opao-al ?low ' ut flrtn lo lOr M?tvr; cloa?. wrak.
.? to ?h?.t- bUhai
? ? . ? per 1*0 lb
I ..I? r i-??. I" ?
? [wr !. f T ' : DM lul'v?
|a A O ? IS (IM? ?l?rr? '
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*V bai ' i-*r m, Jf ?: H Ml II I
I orm?. 1001. I?. 11.
?is 14.?: II I ' ' 4 bulla
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4 |
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< ? 111. I
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A Ca. ' IT W Va sttjtn. 1190 ??.-V 2
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f. lilil?* ?' i .. ?*?? e' larlou? ? I
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3 70?. J 15; I. IlJ. 14
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?m? 'an < ?M ** i?; ' ?
8SJ7 I* M * ? I
WJ-!lW':'' ?rlihl k Cn 5 Ml ;?n |
377 ?Ml, I en. 1*1? I*. 1?. I*:. ti 10, 4.
ai. tl ?0.
' Sale? in
Jl.OOO. High, Low. Clone.
16 LSd MS db 4s '31. 89 ? <V?7s
luI.oiiK I rot 4s. .. B?t%
1 I, A N iron ?I? II: 1.. Ill
7 d '?.?'.
1 Mi.iihnt Ky con ?is
t;i\ exetiiiit .
1 M K * T 1st 4s.. 76 7?
i d? 2d 4?. 50*4 r.n% r.uMi
' Id Mo Pac eon fla... 04 :?!
f. do cvt os. .11 30 31
I do 4s . .10 3H 3i'
SN V Air H cvt ,',?.102% 102
IM NYCAHR dbd? fp.103% 108% lo.'l's
1 do rfg 4%s. s7 B7 H7
2 do M C col tr
.Vfcs reg. C7 67 57
BNYNHAH cv6s'48.111% ,11% 11'.'?
,fN V Ry ?? :? :?
8 do adj ?s. 4ss4 '?
ION Y Tel gen 44s BG
lNorfAW r,.n 4s... B7% S7 B7%
103 Nor Pac pr h 4s. - |
n do ni ... 62% 62% 62%
? Ore Shi L ref 4s. B8% B8% 88%
200re \V RRftN 4s. 80*4
?? PRR eon 'l''.'" rcp.101% 101*4 101%
IS do 97*4 97 !'7't
l RyStSp lut (> 5a. 91% !M'-?
4 Reading gen 4a. 92 ;>2
I KM 1910. 94*4 94*4 94*4
' ? 9 F ref 4s
?tpd . 60*4 60*4 60%
1 S F P .?. P "? 103*4 103% l":i1s ?
21 Sei I 60% 60 60
Bell T <<? T 5?. 97% 97%
20 So Pac rvt f.?_ 99*4 99 99*4
70 do cvt -I-. - 80%
9 do ref 4i . B4% 64*4
6 do S F Tor 4? . BO BO B0
9 So Ry eon Bs . . 91 H
2 d
IARR 6? Bir d.101% KM '-. 101%
?
15 Third Av adj 76*4
1 Toi SttatftW 4a '50 I
1 Trl-Cy RyALl 4',-. 96
1- Un i' ?' .' Ist 4s. 98 '.'L'7-? 93
If? do cvt 1? . 80*4 B9 f.?%
3" United Ry Inv 1st
.??s Pitt? i'Mie. . . 70 70 70
104 Un RRt of 9 F 4? 4P*, 18 48
2 y :? RedARe? fl?. 2?; 26 28
SU S Rafa 6 f ??s ,l?*4 102*4
.r.i U s st ?o] Bs, .. .1024 1
1 Virginian Ry B?. B 93
1 Wabash le? 5? ,10O*?? 100*4 I
2 do rf-ls CT ctf it 14% 1 I1? 14%
20 do rf 4s E<iTr ctf K.7?
S? do stpd . 1 1", 14 11
11 WPT 1st 4a . 1*4 1 i
lo 1st 4s CT ctf "'i
68 do for Cen Tr .. ;
16 do Is Col Tr ctf ' ? '_? %
BWaah T.-nn 3%s. R0-\ 80*4
8 Western Md 4a.. I
f, Wcstingh Kloctric
a fd Bs .IOS1?. 105% 106%
40 doMfg etf of dep.H
810 do 61 full pd...ll- l ' ' I"','?
E West Sh is. -
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
iturday.
?
2s rcvr '30. 97 '.'7
2s coup '30_ :-; 97 _
3s res- 'Io.100
up 'IS_100 !? ,i
4r con- no ?
98 ?
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.
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i.v lambs, SS lb
' '4.
? |9; 142. ti
. t?; 23
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Writ I at fat 12 mat? laml?. It. ??to;
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HOGS.
Rcftlpl m?rVi?t
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s: '". 4
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I ttat? I p HO '.b.
? Son: 74 .4: lb.
, 1? 4"
|l .1? IV
a i ?tat? l,tga. 163 lb, tS.lt: 10
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PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Breaks to New
Low Records for Season
?Corn Irregular.
_.
(.ENEK.U. MAKKET KKI'OUT.
MM T?k. Au?TU?t 3?. 1015. I
?MIM.
WHEAT S? Ira? r-cr U fnr tha ?aaaon ?.?-?
trade In Ilia wh?at in?rr-t. v lien prlra? broke
fharpl-. after an e?rl? Ma, un let leu? ?
ft?! ?rlllli? Til? early upt'ii . i , d.i. la ? !.. <m
?' ?I''" ? ?n.l t.> itr?n?il. I? Hi" can
i..ark?t. hut prr'iure . ' | ? ...halt too? ba?
lm? ?pi.aran?. a,-;.l m th? ? ,? than a
l.rat? caali ?Ml upon demand ?*
??J r?|ililly ?nil r'?.?.? I with ., --. at it
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lui .;, i froiii l'ai
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a wn-it fr?..|>.
. i mlumi ?ere ' '. .- i a lar??
. ni- . I Rural
i?..T!r,| from ('?na.I? a>:.1 than ..?a an unroii- i
it at I'ua.la ?aa ciiternplit
! a 'in . r
?lllni proilili.n ,,( am tariff law.1
. ,???<> l* anadian ?alirat oo t.ie
rii? -atklal Kimm -r.p report p';a?-.l th- jlelrl In
tl at Hate ?! ? . ', wl.i.-h -..mpared
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NEW YORK PRICES.
latrrrrta*.
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CHICAQO PRICES.
Batrit
?Vrnat Open. Hl?h I/iw rir_e. d?y.
?i I'.?1? IMS IMH l.ftsu |?;ia
l-at-mbt-r ,., , .
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PROVISIONS.
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TO REMAIN IN
LONGACRE SQUARE
Morris Meyer Leases Space in
48th Street.
Nelson, Lee ? Green have leased
the store in the Apatit) Building, at
216 West Forty-eighth Street, just off
Broadway. This liutlding is part of
the Strand Theatre property, ?.hid.
has been recently rebuilt,and the Ane.la
Studios, form? rly of Thirty-eighth
. sre occupying the entire l.uild- (
Ing with thi Itore.
The les ?'e is Morns Meyer, the !.ew ?
Tors ?!: ributor of I Ipring
field Tire Company. Mr. Meyer has
been located tor tan years in the build?
ing 1608 Broadway, th?- southwest or
Forty-nlnth Street, which build?
ing i . about to le demolished and a
structure containing store? und a res?
tauran .. The lease to
Mr. Meyer is for a lei I of five
from Octol eh ?late the
new mezzanine and other structure
improvement? will be completed. The
;s noteworthy in the ;'act that,!
c ntrary t., ?he ? mal loi
move northward, Mr. .'. main-'
ing in the immediate section of Times
?r.y I.o K..r-.' has leaned f,.r th>,
h Id Realty ?!omi r,> '?" >"? sud
\V. Naumbi rv 4 l , for a tei of
, :.tire sixth ami ten ', floors,
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orner of S Thi.?
- of the large and ?
??mi iti tho wholesale clothing bu.?i- ?
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Street and L'niv?
many j ?
Kiliman have rent?
Mrs. S. ?I. i'. Pell th? four tor> Amor
ba lement dw. Hing at 118 Ka t
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11 ? i i ist A Brown Company hm
store 1679 Bro
to Harry
an, living Parker and Benju
inin Bweig for a long term of
i,.r tl - if. Mark Realty Cor
h floor
at to
Huplex Ei npany, j
lie renr of the sixth flo.tr.
ling, to Jon.s Pneumstic
Pire impany, In.'., for the
Aeon Real y Company.
Daniel B I Co., Inc., have
? the entire building 29 Leonard
? to Clarence Whitman I
foi a term of years.
i ? t Bon have leased
for the Eighty-n
tion Corporation ?tore at 2412 Broad
way for ten yean ' Burger,
1er.
S. II. Raphael ? ompai y hat lea-ed
for Ami a '? It! sti,r ?
?? reel for
?o M une Mi Laughlin;
siso lrn*-. d for I ' the three
dwelling 68 West 126 h Street
\\ atson PI.on for a term
of years.
Gets Control of Loft.
The i:<0 to 134 West Seventeenth
? ompany was incorporated at
Albany on Satui i r ths
a plol 50a
ier of rec
Mas A. Singer, who has held it
1910. Ths n .v eompany is eapi
1 tallied at $2,000, with John M. Bell,
.:. Bogert as
the directors.
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New Home for Brycc.
De Hoi-! ,*. '',d for Ed?
ward Stephen Rawson hi? p!?.... on
i . I., iting of
ther with dwelling,
? and improvements, to General
who is -xcupying the
. place this tesson. Mr. Rawson is to
purchase another place, and I having
plans drawn for a house which he in
| tends building next spring.
$15.000 Improvement.
Plai ' ed by Ja
? ?ton loft
Street
. 1; A M? , pr< lent It
| will i" ' ?'? with s fronts
25 T feet and ft depth of \M 2 feet, with
a fa?ade of brick and limestone. The
cost has been cstirrate?! at S'.-i.nOO.
? Sales at Auction.
At 14 v
-?Dh P Day
JtTH ST. UM ? ??'
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Ne? lUiilding Plans.
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PARK AV. I
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YORKVILLE PLOT
CHANGES HANDS
Institution Said To r>e
Buyer of East 79th
Street Property.
SALE OPPOSITE
SCHWAB MANSION
BInK & Bing Add to Their
Holdings in Park Avenue
Section.
A croup of three story dwellings,
208 to 21. East ?Seventh-ninth Street,
ha? been bought by a John Patterson
who, according to a report, represent
a large Institution which will erect a
building: on the site for its own use.
Dr. Hans Rabenstein, seller of the
premises No. 214, haa bought the three
story dwellir.ir l'J6 East Kighty-second
Street, on a lot 19.2x82 feet, as a homo
for himself.
Hanna ('. Romaine has acquired from
Lo Kuy Coventry the three story dwell?
ing nt 2.V5 West Seventy-fourth Street,
on lot lxx*?"2 x irregular, located aixty
nin<* feet e;t<?i of West End Avenue.
Mrs. Bomaino la also tbe ownar af
the two abutting hoosea, al 890 and 292
West End Avenue, occupying a front?
il., i'iy-six feet. Her real estate
holdings at thai point now form an "I,"
aroun
End Avenue and SeVenty-fourth SI
- i ; r-? ?? f i v' opposita the
mansion of Charlea M. Schwab, which
occupies the entire block bounded by
H i ? End Avenue, Seventy-third and
ty-fourth streets and Riverside
Drive. Several groups of dwellings
in the immediate vicinity have been
acquired for apartment operation.;
within the last few years.
Leon S. Altmayer has resold for L.
Simon the two three-story dwellings
known as 109 and 111 Fast Ninety-first
Struct, which are to be altered into
ran basement dwellings. The pur?
chasers are Messrs. BinK &. Hing, to
whom Mr. Altmayer recently sold the
SOUthweSt corner of Park Avenue an i
Ninety-second Street, size llOxl?O feet,:
on which a twelve story building is
just being completed, to the rear of the
two housei just sold.
The Xinety-tirst Street dwellings
nearly abut on, the apartment and were
acquired by Sir. Simon a fe4v week
ago through the same broker from Mrs. i
Henrietta A. Rosenblatt and the estate
of Samuel Rosenblatt.
Frederick Brown resold the Holly
Arms, at (02 to 410 Weal 148th Street,
a lix s'ory apartment houso, occupy?
ing a plot 100x100 on the south side
of the street, 100 feet west of St.
Nicholas Avenue.
The new owner is a woman investor,
n resident of Fast Orange, N. J. In
part payment ?-.he gave seventeen one.
t4vo, three and six-family houses at
East Orange, They are situated in,
< of the town, the
being located or. Carnegie
le, North Fifteenth and North
Street C. A. Westenreit,
iat Orange, negotiated the trans-1
action, and .1 iliu H. Zieser, as at-'
torney, represented Mr. Brown.
The lli-lly Arms was acquired three |
. by Mr. Brown from the!
ilty I ompany, controlled by ?
toe Larkin family, which concern se- ,
time previously from ;
the Sean in. Savings Bank.
Daniel 11. Jackson has resold through
G hbs & Karlin, as brokers,
the two apartment houses ?",; ai
Simpson st., which .he had recently
Th.? houses are 76x108
are in the rear of the Hunt's
apartments, the largest six story
tor apartment house in The Bronx.
The property was sold to an investor
for all cash.
The new buyer will leave the prop?
erty in th.? man.ngemen' of Sussman,
1 & Karlin.
"The quick resale of these two apart?
ment houses is proof of the rapidly in
ereaaing demand :"or high type it,
apartment houses in the Hunt's Point
in," saya a real estate broker.
"This property, bu:lt by the Simbar
Realty Company on land which it had
bought from the Henry Mnrgenthau
Company about three years ago. was a
forerunner of that type of apartment
house now predominant in th" section.
"Tho ..?? ? I.? xirgtnn av. ?ahwav will
iiave an expr?s? station near 163d ?t.,
to which these apartment houses are
udjacent. Ry the time of the opening
of the new subway those, houses, as
well as other apartment houses recent?
ly Ltaished in this section, will it is
thought, be m?>re valuable and will h-tve
i? larger rental e
I i,,' Sterling Realty Company has
bought, from Avjcilo M. Boatwiek L'l
vTaat H9th ?t.. a four story dwelling, on
a. lot 20x100.6, located betwrcn Central
Park West and Columbu? :.".
The buying company owns the ad?
joining dwelling at 19, having pur?
chased it in 1910. With the new pur?
chase the company now controls a
fro.ilage of 40 feet at that point. The
restrictions In the block to private
residence? only are ?aid to have ex?
pired, and the Sterling site will be of?
fered for resale to builders fof apart?
ment improvement.
I'-irosa Company has ?old 341 West
30th ?t., a live story tenement house, ?
25x100 feet, for William R. Mtton, to
an investor.
othor sales reported yesterday were
at ?oll?ws:
SIMPSON ST. Joseph A. Blackner
las sold for Joseph Zeller the eight
family flathouse 1160 Simpson ?t. on a
lot 20x100. located just south of Home
" ANTHONY AV- Joseph A. Blsckner
has sold for Max Millet 'he two familr
brick dwellinir 17?7 Anthony av., on a
lot 26x75. located just north of 174th ?t.
Agents Appointed.
? Cammann, Voorhees & Floyd hare
been appointed agents for the eight
story loft building northeajit. corner of
Lafayette and Walker sts.; also 30
and 32 Moore st., and laVM Coentiea
Slip
J. Edgar Leaycraft ? Co. have been
appointed agents for the following
properties: 405 East llith at. 32"
3274 East 122d St. 1S04-? Am?*,
av., 104-6 East lflth st. ?nd 2"? West
47th st.
I NKI KNTSHE!)APARTMENTSTOI.ET I NFl RNISHEDAPARTMENTSTii IT f
DOROt-U OK Till: BRONX. BOBOCGB OF THr BRONX.
Fordham Heights
EXTENDING FROM MT. HOPE SECTION (TREMONT)
TO MOSHOLU PARKWAY (BEDFORD PARK)
West Bronx
Most Healthful and Beautiful Residential Section in
New York City.
New and Up-to-Date Apartments Now Ready to Lease.
SUITES OF 3 TO 7 ROOMS
On 188th St., Valentine, Crest?n, Briggs, Morris, Tiebout
Aves, and the 200-ft. wide Grand Boulevard
and Concourse.
High and Public Schools. Universities, Churches and Parks
of the magnificent order.
TRANSIT FACILITIES?6th & 9th Ave. El. Roadi to tSSth St., !
then Jerome Ave. trolley to Fordham Road and walle east to Con- ]
course; or 3rd Ave. El. to Fordham Road, walk west to Concoursa?,
or Broadway Subway to 207th St. am' Crosstown Car to tha Con?
course. Also bv way of the N. Y. C. R. R. (Harlem Division), Tre
mont or Forctliair. Station, only 20 min. ride from Grand Central.
The new Elevated on Jerome Ave., now being completed, will
make direct cunnections with ?th 6. lnh Ave. Express Trains.
THE FORDHAM HEIGHTS PROPERTY OWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.
HK>T hlliE.
REED HOUSE
Broadway at 121st St.
5 rooms, $660 - $720
6 rooms, $720 - $900
7 room?, $900-$1200
Perfect ?I'tvlre.
O Wat Eat OS I'KKMISW.
EAST SIDE.
27-29 EAST 27TH ST.
Dtvstrable as ' I ? ' I ' '""'l bath;
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V.l.NT HOS ANY TIME
Irir-re stu ! loor
with north lieht, rent ?
Crnlkshavnk Company, ill iir.iii.lnay.
PARK AVENUE, 550, *?&??
; BOOMS * ? ?m, $i.iin-si,:-?i.
I ?reproof- all iilarlit rlrvator.
KEAL ESTATE VOR SALE OK TO LET
C?NNE4 i M I I
LAUREL BEACH RLL-IDENTIAL PARK.
,i'.i'. , T . r>K\ .).-. P.. It, STATIii". ,
Th? Superb Sta Sncra Kasort ?I Nf* England.
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LAUREL BEACH LANO CO..
in; Filth A? .. Laurel Orach. Miltortl. Ct
HllltOl Ml ?IK P.KOOHLVN
INVESTORS' OPPORTUNITY.
\'T r.T HT"B.
*?J I ?taut pruixrt?
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?HEI.IiOl-RNE CONS 'it <~o
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wrsT -.inr?
?THE MAJESTIC
St. NI. hola? Av.. 8. 1. Cor. 143th St.
7 &8 Rooms & Bath
Rentals $720 to $1,000
Large, light rooms, complete,
elevator and telephone service.
All modern conveniences. C\o*t
to subway and elevated lines
?J.1?_M0N-ta7t<y
Cor. Madison Av. ?_ 4 I St.
Hill?14*1.
: ntlna A-Tit on Prem.'??
2i5 W. -lit St. ?n? 2:4 W. 32d St. "
Slit ??trs?< to ? I Str.??t aa d hr>?.'.????
1 1 ? btti.-?.. Ktectrlc U?__.
_|jart_>-,'a <-f S-4-S-8 Rr ta? and llaih.
J720 to 11.204 par annum.
TO LET FOR Hl'SINKSS PURPOSES
NEW STOREIi
Broadway A 216th St.
I'.i> ' 1.111.k .liiat Bring l ??npl.terl.
LUNCH, CIGARS, STAT?uKEP."b?RBER
1 Block fr..m ?.ulula? -tatiun.
MA Hi IN, A_.mt_,
i ? m Ave.
-? -.1 _ET.
IllTJl?? -10 4th 1??.. In ??lono
REAL ESTATE r'OR SALE OK TO LET
I ?U STBl I'Uiil'KlilV.
Count??/ Horn? lotarmatlon fraa ta protsj-rtlv? ?ay
era L'-t coc?n fle..l 4 ?U, -rl?? V a?.
ll. :..? Mantee S3 W. :il?t ?t. Tel Mil Ma.!
PUBLISHED TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
? W. i. INI) MH.I.l -
RIVIERA
RIveeeM ? nrive,
I .'.Ht fa t., 157th St.
]_ NO. BOOM-4. |
8 I? '..
atooasa.
I Three
I!... ?
bucki.noham court Kt,:?:r
Its KM ?Teal esta Stj, Two
\,IJ i-iing l.iiersl.le !irl?e. I Bath?
THE ROCKFALL 6?.::;'*
K. F.. ( OBSTES. BBO .DIVA Y aVMO 2 lo 3
min m Bath?,
RENT.
M i ?It own
Vrtl'ir? nt
moderate
rental.
SI.100 to
SI. 300.
?1,200
to
S-?.?00,
agent.
A ' OtttU roulent
m*r.. mi iirm , or
M , i. i'!? ; LaBSSloa
Hi ?'liur.'b Ml
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14? Catare* KL T?L
???90 Btrolaj? '*
?'h.irl- ? i: H ?- ?a.
Morn 413?
PARTI! il IBS
12-?tory flr'-priiof building; ?v?rr
late appliance; all outat.l*
lew of. Huihmn; ?00 fast
to subway ?tntion
Hlab-clasa el?v?tor apartment.
iaaiB-e. light room?; modern Im
-nts. t'r.der supervision
and manag. : i*n?r.
Nsw IS-tVlaWy flr?proof; perfectly
appointed; auperb mtrinctt:
?elect and contented tenantry
ARD LEY HALL ,,,.;
SOlTHWKriT COB. MND !?T..
CEN 1KU I \;.k ? I.J.T.
Elegant I h re?
ROODIB.
SI .000
t,,
?1.700.
Fuper
o:i pren.
'
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191 Park Ave.
fully situ?t??! overlooking
? p?rl of Park. Newly
ut and cour?
teous alten.Unta, lo all reapscta
?.n Ideal horns.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
1B0..-IS">9 HVDBEWS .WE..
llet. Ue?t Hnrn-lilr IDll
I7'?tli M.. Meal liront.
S Orand
R.i.ini?.
Pul..
S3t
to
|3?.
Oestlng FVld'g Cat.
Owners, un
Pren. I?e?.
B?nd f Booklet
Ju?t completed Parquet floor?.
Tw > families on f.o -
?? St. to fnl- .
verelty A?t Trolley, g ?anta
LOREM
f \S i UK MM AMI I ?l\ ?I
.Near Wla?paea f?t. Balvwaj Btatlaa).
4 Room?,
5 lt.. m?.
0 Kan.m?,
1 Basasses.
WAKRIN?jTO.N hall
4 Rooms,
^^^^^_^^^^_^^^__ I 6 It,,,,ni-,
lio PIM 111 K>I IV, COR, ISIst ? Rooms.
i>rar iHlst Ht. ?iit.wi?} ^iiiili.n). ' < Room?.
THE PRINCETON
Mt-StS M l's ! .Ill ?-I BEST,
1 lll?. ?i fr,on Kr, id? .t
?30.
SS.",.
$4i.
S.V..
Sit.
V.J.
A- Arerit To..
1?14 Cut KJlr.l St.
EUvator and all Improvement?.
AU nigh- ?er ,'icvnally
larg?, light, airy room?.
S large
Especially
Well Arrange?!
l.o'.mv
CENTRAL PARK WEST 9 Rooms"
No. 261 ? e. n .1
N..rth Corner Killh St, Fireproof. *?'"?-' OBin?
ROMAINE & LOYAL
Biters..!* l)rl?e. IWHh to l?l?t St,
sod "i..". M *?! I'.o'l' S1
4, 5. ?. I, S
Rooms
si,,I
Two lUtb?.
WINSLOW COURT, 8-9
?, H\MII TON I" U W
Lnrm-r \> e-l Itlst,
Rooms
s 1.000.
$2,000"
and up
Ml '
to
Sl.SiO
, trly._
$930
annum
KeOowell A Modern ?levator ?partmer.t? of
hon. the b*??t typ? All ?
1423 ?"' ??? lioom? unusually Uri;? an I b??u<
A\>- r finished throughout
Superintendent
on Premise? or
Niaughtln a Co..
Adjacent lo Suhway and "L."
L'netr-elled ?ervlc*
A-l refeianc??
lr,dl?pe im
APPI Y
PKI Ml-I-4
'Qu?:'ty.snd Location tineicelled;
, comfortable an 1 B?i are horns,
? -... t-.?irj?t..i.g or?t elaaa
Et.-.ung A|er,t on ar?m.
?Pl.OM MSI ?
boa ?t rrte.i .an
Coa. Co.. 1*9 ?'VU
Apply
N?w but'.,lings, overlooking Hjd
Bon a. ? . . . '.si ar
? a ?is prior to
'.11 KB.
AU rociTas I i'-ai.te Sunlit and apactou?
a.-a
a raise . t ? i ?
A., ?acepuor.al ottV.
,.ii liittlsd.
The Havemeyer, gg&m
tts
and I p.
33.? WKCT nth ST
88th St., 47 East ->i
Kttr?,
l h i'
|..,..MI.
SS5.
Puperlnt?r.,!ent
on Preir'.
I Breadway.
302 Broatdwavy.
?h M.
Hvprtatematl?? on
pmsiaea.
Best vsjlues on the Wut Side.
Newly renovated AH Improv?
l.ecorated to suit.
Within one block pr?UI?at part
of Ctatral Park; privat? house
netghhorhood; convenient to all
transit lines.
THE ANTWERP IwSs
Ka>
\t S'.ih si ?n.l MISS Brnatlway.
Woodstock S Locksley
SOT-Jll It eat 130th Street.
Estra
rrisnged
BaatM
Three-four
K-x,m*
and
II.Mi
HENRY LONDON, I Exceptionally fin? neighborhood;
MJ ^ ! eonvaala., to Mub.ay and -L
SSO. OU ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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