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14 44
TWOSHIPPMBOARD
MEMBERS TO RETIRE
J. S. Bossctcr, Hcnd of Division
of Operations, Gives Up
Plnco Nov. 00.
KOfelNSON OUT TO-DAY
Man "Who Saved Big German
liners for U. S. Against
Britain Ends Work.
BptcM napatch to Tns Sc.
Washington, Sept. 12. J. S. ttos
itter, head of the division of operations
ctf the United States Shipping Doard,
will retire November 30. The announce
ment was made by Chairman Payne to
day after Mr. Hosier's return from an
extended vacation.
At the same time was announced the
resignation of Henry 31. noblnson as
If, member oi uio poara, wnicn was loro-
rant In Titta Kiin several weeks nfro. Mr.
Robinson Is to leave the service to-morrow.
He came to Washington as a
dollar a year man, first with the Coun
cil of National Defence and then with
the Shipping Board.
Mr. Iloblnson became Internationally
known at the Peace Conference by put
ting over the greatest material achieve
ment of tho conference, when he de
feated 'the plans of tho British delega
tion for division of Interned German
thlpplng and obtained for the United
States 600,000 tons of fine passenger
liners, vessels whlcn were absolutely
lacking In tho American merchant ma
rine. The British planned to pool all In
terned German vessels and then divide
them according to war losses. This
would, of course, have given the bulk of
the German shipping to Great Britain.
Mr. Robinson opposed and defeated this,
and to the countries that Interned the
German ships were awarded the vessels.
A number of the best German liners
were Interned In American ports. Mr.
Iloblnson assembled all of the facts with
relation to shipping presented by the
American delegation to tho conference.
He accepted appointment on the board
to complete the work which ho accom
plished In Parts.
Chairman Payne declared to-day that
there was no row in the board or In tho
organizations. Reports of disaffection
had gone out, it la stated, because of
Chairman Payne's policy and determi
nation to put the organization on a penio
basis and weed out the dead wo jd
gathered during the war. A number of
divisions have been abolished or consoli
dated and some lesser ofllclals have re
signed. Many clerical positions have
been abolished and the holders were let
out of the Government service.
Chairman Payne said that there was
to be no reorganization or shakeup, but
that the organization would bo put upon
a permanent peace basis as rapidly as
possible.
It was reported that the super,
cargoes were to be Abolished, and that
this would prompt Sir. Rosseters resig
nation. Chairman Payne was Incline. I
to abolish tho places, but ho said to-day
that, no definite decision had been
reached and tlMt he was giving con
Elderation to valuable reports coming
from these employees.
Mr. Rosseter, It was officially stated,
has "wanted to get out of the service for
months. Ho is one of the best known
shipping men in the country and sacri
ficed a salary ot 8100,000 a year to
serve the Government. After the armis
tice he wanted to be relieved, but he
consented to remain until November 30,
Chairman Payne expressed his pleasuse
at this decision.
WATER POWER BILL
REPORTED IN SENATE
Provides for Private Develop
ment, but With Loophole.
Washington, Sept. 12. The House
waierpower neveiopment bill as
amended by the Senate Commerce Com
tnittee was reported- to the Senate to
day by Chairman Jones, who gave no
tice that ho would seek its considera
tion at the first opportunity.
In a formal report accompanying the
bill. Senator Jones said its theory was
to provide for private development of
waierpower projects Out -with ulti
mate Government ownershln possible."
Early enactment Is desired, the com
mittee report declared, adding:
"We should do one of two things:
"We should pass legislation which will
lend private capital and enterprise to
'destroy these resources under such reg
ulations as will give consumers good
service ana cheap power, or the Gov
ernment Itself should proceed to make
this development"
Citing advantages from the opening
orTiew power projects, the committee
report said:
"Every year that our waterpowers
re undeveloped means a loss to the
people In one form or another almost
if not quite equal to the cost of their
development Legislative- action should
be delayed no longer."
Senator Jones asserted that the bill
declares for the Government ownership
and operation of power projects at the
end of fifty years' private development.
Insuring power for dependent Industries,
If the private licenses are unable to
agree upon terms for extension of their
, contracts. The bill also, he said. In
sures return upon private capital In
vested. FINANCIAL NOTES.
Tie National Bank of Commerce has
been appointed registrar of the first and
second preferred and common stocks ot
the New York Canners, Inc.
Sapulpa Itennlns; Company has undsr
construction a new plpo line from Its
plant In Sapulpa, Okla., where Is the com-
say's 6,00a barrel refinery, to the new
eggs neld. In Okmulgee county. In that
tale. The new line will hava a carry
Ing capacity of 10,000 barrels of oil a day
suid will be about twenty miles long-.
Producers and Reflnera Corporation's
new plpa line from Burkburnett field to
Lwton. Okla., is completed and will bo
Iarrylng oil In a few days. It will re
fers the congestion In Burkburnett and
argely Increase the, company's earnings
American Trust Company and the New
York Title and Mortgage Company an
riouncs that the start ol the trust com
pany haa bean strengthened by the se
lection as vlcs-presklant ot U. Condlt
Varlck, formerly assistant secretary ot
the Lawyera Title and Trust Company.
Metropolitan Trust Company announces
that there have been deposited under tho
noteholders' protective committee ot thj
Washington Utilities Company 6 per cent,
notes agreement 81,106,000 par value
rotss of & total outstanding Issue nt
1,8(1,0(0 and that the collateral held
Sa eir 4h nAt J7 soft TVri.
:4wytn Flwy nd H'eetric Ccmpany
common aiocic, win do aoia in it vesey
street, New York, on September 24, at
18:10 T. M.
Spencer Petroleum Corporation has de
clared a regular monthly dividend -of 2
per cent, on Its common stock to stork.
Holders of record on September IS. It
Is payable on Heptemner 20.
Col. Krank D. Keectt of this clly has
received a commendation by order of the
President for distinguished asrvlce during;
the war u port inspection officer of the
Port of Embarkation at Newport News.
Col. Keecb Is head of F. II. Keeeh A Ca.
and director ot the National Surety Com
THHEE HOKE TO AID HARVARD.
Illahop Brent, IlcrVIck nnd
r.
Schlealnsrer Named.
The Right Iter. Charles II. Brent of
Buffalo, Myron T. Hcrrlck of Cleveland
nnd Ferdinand Schleslnger of Milwau
kee have accepted appointments to tho
advisory committee of tho Harvard En
dowment truna. This committee is com.
posed of non-Harvard men who have
been Interested In educational and char
itable- work In tho country.
Tho Rev. Mr. Brent Is Protestant
Episcopal Rlshop of Western New Yorki
Ho has been a member of the Philippine
Orium Commission and president of the
International Opium Commission at The
Hague. In 1007 he delivered tho Will
iam Belden Noalo lectures nt Harvard.
Mr. llerrlck Is ex-Governor of Ohio
and former Ambassador to France. Mr,
Schleslnger Is well known as a manu
facturer.
These men will net In nn advisory
capacity with Charles 13. Hughes.
Gen. George W. Goethals nnd others to
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
snoitT term
NOTES.
Prmllv. lttf. Dim.
Bid. Asked.
DSli "8J
OUH 0" ii
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100 looM
101 !I 102 H
102 'i 102 U
Atnrv,tton011....n Bept.2,'St
AmTrl&Tnl(lo...O Feb. 102t
AmThreadOo....B Dec 1021
vnriooaccoi"o...7 nor. lviu
AmTobaconOo.. .7 Nov. 1920
AmTobaccoOo.,.7 Nov. 1031
AmTobaccoOo...7 Nov. 1L22
AmTobaccoCo...T Nov, IB? 1
103 103K
AnacondaCopiJo.o
Armour ACo.Pnv.B
Jan. 1020 QSJj 98M
June 1520 102
June IS21 102
Juno 1522 102
Juno 1623 101
Juno 1521 102
.Tulv IS22 102
Armour OoCnv.tl
Armour a.ix.i.nv.o
Armour&Oo.Onv.l
A rmour&t;o.Cnv.o
DethSteelCorp...?
nMf!SliirVirn...7
July 1823 101 J
CanNorltwy 0
CanNorltwy a
reD. i.
Aug. 1. 21
Mar. 221
FeD. 1027
July 1B21
Feb. 1922
Oct. 1920
Oct. 1921
Oct. 1922
Oct. 1923
Jan. 1020
Jn. 1U2I
i-ani'acincity. . .n
CcntralArglly. . .6
CulrUPCulTr.'.o
08
100
100
100
i mrneuTGolun..ii
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CubAmSuglLlen.n
CudahyPackgCo.7
DelAIfudRH,...S
FedSugHerCow.S
Ge KlrctricOo...e
OcnEloctricCo...8
CJrratNorRy....S
OulfOllCorp 0
GuiroilCorp 8
OulfOllCorp 8
Ilockln(!VaHUt..n
ImcrborouihKT.7
JI)oldI'cltCo...7
JDoldPackCo. .7
JDoldPackCo. ..7
JDoldPackCo...?'
JDoldl'ackCo. ..7
KansasCltyTer. .0
LncledcaaslJtRr.7
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MollnePIowCo...7
MolinePlowCo.. .7
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MollnePlowCo...7
Mollnel'iowOo.. .7
MnIlnPlnwCn...7
93
look
lOOli
101 H
09 ii
Julv 1823 101
AUK. 1920 90VJ
Jan. lu u
OS 11 too
Dec. 1B1B
July 1920
100 lOOlf
ioou looji
90 99
00( 99 ji
99 99 Ji
OVI 99 M
Hept. 1920
July 1921
July 1922
July 1023
Mar. 1921
rnt. lO'-lt
7
M 80
JOV. ID, iW iuuji
Nov. 1520 10OU 101 (
Nov. 1521 100'i 101 ii
KOV. 153.J 1U1
Nov. 1523 101
102
102M
100
99 H
Nov. 1523 W9
Jan. 1929
99
100
100
Dec 1921
Sept. 191U
Sept. 1920
100 Jl
n m
pept.
Sept. 1U22
Bept. 1023
Sept. 1924
NYCentraIHR...5
PhlladelphlaCo..6
."O..0 Feb. 1922 98 00 H
...,4H Juno 15-31 97M 07 Jj
....8 Mar. 1920 99ii 100M
lblo.7 Mar. 1920 100'J 10111
rennsvivama
Ptta.VBh'mut.
Procter&namlilo.
Procter&CJamble.7
ProcterftOainble.7
Procter&Gamhle.7
PubSmCorpNJ.7
HochestcrK&L...7
ItJKeynoldaTob.O
SouthemKy 8
Mar. 1021 lOlfi 1021
iiar. iv-
Ma 1023 .103 103
at
Mar. 1022 4K 95 u
Sept. 1921 9!) 101
Aug. I02J V9! 100
Stl'aulUnDepot..oK Dec. 1523 99
HtudcbakrrCorp.7 Jan. 1921 100
101
StudebakcrCorp . 7
sift&co ..a
T1rakenDetAxle..7
TlmktTiDeL.xle..7
TheW18uBFln0..7
USRubbcrCo.. .7
OtabSfcCorp 8
Wevtlughoi'icEMO
Jan. 1029 09 100
AU(t. 1821 OOJj 100
Juno 1920 100H 101 (
June 1021 101 101 K
June 1829 97 UH 12
Dec. 1023 1041 104 it
Seot. 1522 87 00
Feb. 19.10 100 100 H
STAND Alt U OIL.
r.ld. Ask.) nld. Atk,
Anilo-Am.. 22 23
Prairie p I.::ss si
All rreflu-.nso lioo
Solar Henil.3o9 SSO
South P I...16J 1GS
liuikevo l'L WO
10J
315
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3S
ISO
172
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115
15
104
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1W
112
37
73
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C'hea Mfff C.KO
v I"a PI,. SS 10.1
Std ol Cal..) 2S5
Std ot Ind..7:o 730
ot Kan.STO tPO
SUl ot lty..4M 471)
Std ol Neb.525 CiO
Std of N J. .677 CS3
Stil of N Y.S9S 401
stj of Ohio.;:: s?
Uwan F... SO 100
Union Tank.irs 130
Vacuum ....4(0
Waahlnston. 40 CO
v.untinentai.70
Orescent PI, $1
u i" u inc.iTO
Eureka PI..167
GalenatSlg... 94
Gal-SIs pf.no
10al-Sle pl.IOu
lUlpolt PU1S0
Indiana PL.100
Int Petrol.. 30
Nat Transit 11
N Y Tran..liu
North P L...1M
stand BUDsld
"en bloc".17S
Ohio v.t'5
l'a Mex V.. 71
Pierce iii,4
lValrlo O.tO.683
SI an J old at
"all on"..KJ7
Old. fNew.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
Did. Ask. I i
Bid, Ask.
Am Cyan .... 35
40iHook Elee 5
Am pyan pi., go
By Trod 115
Casein Cn ... 40
fellook Klcc pf. t3 75
UKy Kolvay 100 125
43 .Merrlmac 1H 93W
S2S Mulford Co.... 56 oi
Dow Chem....l75
Uu P Ch pf.. SV4
Fed Chem 15
10 Mutual I?
SNlar Alk pf... H
rea cn pi.... 5
Grassellt
Grastelll pf...l00
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ItOSTON
MIXINO.
Sales.
20 Adrenture
20 Alimeek ,,
60 Bl Heart
Open. Ilich. Low. Last.
ii
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79
11
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425
214
534
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uaiujuei xiecia..lj
:i carson 11111
15 Copper Range
.... 21
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775 Davis Daly
70 Granny
550 Hancock
ISi Helretla
65 Island Creek
45 Isle Ilojsle
200 Kerr Lake
200 Keueenaw
605 Lake Coppr
20 Mass Con
3
10
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790 New Arcadian..., 4V,
103 New Cornelia 26
100 New Idrla 10H
40 Mpisslng UK
10 No Ilntte.,.'. 154
60 OJIhwaj i'i,
1025 Pond Creek 24
100 Shannon 3U
11 Sup & Boston..,. 3V,
103 Trinity 2
- 300 Tuolumne 2rV
780 U 8 Smelt 674
15 U 8 Smelt Pf.... 49
1 I'tah Con 10
42 Utah Metal. 37s
750 Winona i
672!i
49
10
RAILROADS.
65 Boston & Albany.1234 1234 1224 123
10 Boston Elev 6S4 C6 -.iJ f6
7 Boston & Maine.. 21 33 31 82
3D ritchburg rf 61 61 51 51
29 Mass Eleo pf.. 10 10 10 10
CON Y K II fc 1I..21U 41H SOH 5M
18 Old Colony 02 2 91 01
West End 404 404 404 404
. 83 West End pf...... O 49 49 49
MISCELIANEOUS.
5 Am Agr Chem 98 SS J M
10 Amostesg 125 125 125 31 1
4 Am Pneu Src pf.. 8 8 8 8
tnim Hnirsr Df 117 11711 1I7K 117i
103 Am Tl T 101 1014 1004 1014
71 Am Wool pr 1014 ira xor-i iu;
20 Anglo.Amer Cml... 19 19 i
19
200 Centnry Steel 8
15 Cuban Portland.... 14
60 Edison 147
2 Fairbanks 76
100 General Klcctrlc.,167
210 Gray 37
100 Inter Portlsnd.,... 4V,
8
8
11
147
76
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117
76
167
884
4U
47
78
7
274
14
147
76
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37
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7
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70
62
54
33
194
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250 Inter Products 46
43
78
7
115 lot Products pf.... 77
300 Islsnd Oil 7
178 I.lhby 244
274
400 msss lias "j
70
63
66
10 Msss Oss pf..,
35 Mexican Inr,,
340 Mulllns Body
920 Nst leather .
45 N K Tel
, 09 pa
, 33
, 194
SHI
194
34
19V1
.. 884
8S
1095 Parish A Blng.... 39
301
70
69.'. Pimta Sutsr 67
400 Root Van 414
100 Stewart 504
258 Swift 127
255 Torrlngton C7
23 United Drug 131
10 United I)r 1st pf. 534
1331nlted l'rult 185
485 United Shoe 53
MTTnlted Shoe Df.... 27
67
70
in:
414
5H,
604,
127 1264 127
SS 67 61
151
6:!i
185
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524
1814
514
24
103
1H
18
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6S
150
fsr.
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514
53
27
261.
7i.li 8 Steel 1014 1044
1U3
851) Ventura IS 17
ISM
285 Waldorf 18
20 Waltham Watch,, SO
10 Warren lit pf.. 68
18
31
68
31
68
BONDS.
llCOO AT&T 5s 87 87H m
20O0 K C 51 & B 5s... 70U 70J 704
1000 N H Tel 5s 874 4 874
bono Pond t'refk 6s..., 91 US 91
ltioo Pmita s 1054 110 10:4
1000 Swift (s 92 93 W
C000 U 8 Smelling 6s.l03 103 103
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
!7K
70'i
87'?
92
110
93
103
Bid. Ask.l
Bid. Ask,
so 40
28 81
-
Alroline)
14 La Rose
Boa A MOO. 88
5( iMaJutto.
102
102 S J
102 it
102'J
102)5
102H
n)i uio
09 Ji 100
$0 Ml
05 05 W
07H VHH
99 i
99 H
98 H
98
90 J?
assist tho committee that la to raise
115,000,000 for Harvard next mont,h
U. S. TO PUSH THRIFT STAMPS.
Campaign Will Be More Vigorous
Than Daring War.
WASHINGTON, Sept 12. Secretary
Glass announced to-day that It was the
Treasury's purpose to push the enm-
palgn for tho salo of thrift stamps with
. . 7" , '
even greater vigor now than during the
war.
"There are at present," Mr. Glass said,
"Just as compelling If not moro press
ing reasons than formerly for urging
our pcoplo to consorvo aim augment the
capital resources of the country by
prudent spending, systematic 'saving and
wise Investment There can be no
question that a factor of major Im
portance In tho present high cost of
living Is the extravagance and waste
which have come as a reaction from
tho war time economies."
NEW YORK CITY UONDS.
Yle'.d.
rorm. Hale and Matnrltr.
Did.
101
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4.35
4 33
4.37
4.37
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4.43
4.40
Inter. 4Vis. April, ISM..
Intpr. 4U. March. 1S4 97H
Inter. 4 Us. March. 19C2 67V.
Inter. 4U.S. Kept.. 1PM...... 07H
Inter. 4 'is. March. 13G0-30.. 67 ii
Inter. 4s, May, 1959 92H
Irter. 4s, Nor., 193? 92'i
icier. 4s, May, linn 2
Rerlslered 4s, Nor., 1956.... S3
Retlgtrred 4s, Nor., 1955.... 93
I!episurl 4s, Nor., 1936.... St
Inter. 2'At. Nor.. 1955 32i
Inter. 3'is. Nor., 1951 2Vj
Reels, coupon 3Ks, May, 1951 2i
Sid.
Yield ,
AMt.
Coupon. 41(1. U31.1931 4.53
4 35
Coupon 4Us, 1919-18J! 4.53 4.35
Coupon 4V1S, 1SM-1S31 4.55 4 37
Coupon 4Us. 1920-1023 4.65 4.37
Registered 3M. 1940-UC3 4.C0 1.40
Reclstsrrd 3V. 1930-1939 4 60 4.40
l.cgistcred coupoa 2W. 1S-1...
lleilstcred coupon SHs. 1819-1321... 4.70 4.50
Registered 3s. 1940-1953 4.60 4 40
Rtdsteird "s. 19:6-1900 4.60 4 40
Registered 3s. 1919-19:5 t.TU i.u
NHW YORK STATE BONDS.
Ylfld.
Form. Rate and Maturity. Bid. Afk. About.
llrfrlstered 4Vis, Jan.. 1904. .107 IPSli
Coupon 4iis, Jan., 19OU....103 109
Coupon IHs. Sept., 1SM....10S 10SS
lleilstered 4s. Sept.. 1963.. 107 10H
4.1
4.06
4.06
l.W
1.10
4.10
4.1)
4.1U
4.10
4. Ill
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.03
4.05
4.10
4.19
4.10
Coupon 4Vis, llsrch, 1965.. ..102 103
Hi jisterea tti, itsren, mgs.iui
Coupon lUs, Jan., 1965 101
llerlstert 4ti. Jan.. 196S..101
Couhu 4Vis, Jan., 1945 101 102V4
Counon 4Us. Jan.. 1945 100 14
Coupon Ss. 1967 93W S9'i
Lqupon ss, ivov-vif lAuai... r-
Registered 4s, 1960-62. Canal, ti W'i
Courou 4s, 19.V.-62, HlEhnay. 83H 99ii
Regis. 4s, 195S-6:, IIIehTisy. 3
Coupon 4s, Jan., 1946 WW
Kecistereu ss, jsn., imi.-.i
i.oupon 4s, Jan., 1942 HV4
Ketlstered 4s, Jan., 1912 98
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Bid. Ask.
Bid. Ask.
Am Chicle.. 91
91
15
Fisk R 1 nt. 99
101
Am Ch pi.. 83
Am Mlg ...15.,
Am MI Pf. S.Vs
Am M 4. F. 90
Am Type F. 46
Hock V Tr.. U
lilt Silver of 9:
13
9"
92
100
243
994
417
91
SS0
lio
100
75
200
IS
1024
1S00
IPS
ii
a
103
150
90
50
93
26
70
rh v c s.. 31
Luna Loc pt 97
Nat Casket. .115
Am T HI. m
N J z nw et.240
A D T N J. 30
Atlas r C. 65
O'Neill pi.... 93
uus i-aev ...u
uarnh tiros
t Spin 1 p 88
Borah Bros
A Spin 2p C5
Bor C MUk.103
Cor C M Pf. m
Bush T pi.. :4
("arb Syn...l6W
Celluloid ...135
fhllds Co... 67
Chllds pi.... 97
Col Em syn.175
Col Graph.lCO
Col Gr pi... 93
Crk W pf.. H
II L. & V Co.173
Draper Crp..l30
Fed H 1 pi. 99
Ex dividend.
Otis Elcr PI. n
Phelps D ...W0
rratt ii pu
Ry Ink IMr.llO
75
106
101
M
1800
145
72
1W
275
470
ur a 1' Dl.. 7
Sif II L.. a
Sir.rer Mlir. 19S
at t. 11 ntp n
St.llf ChDf..'l02
T 4-. P C4O.1700
ValTolire pMOt
west u Kerr 5
W O Kerr pi 81
W A H pi.. ..100
S I Warren
pr prof 103
Yale & T....25J
934
101
ISO
140
101
1034
SCGAIt STOCKS.
Bid. Ask.)
Bid. Ask.
Card-Am ... 10 15
Manatl rjf.
S 100
Card-Am pi. 60 TO
C Arulrre...:i5 S3
Federal ..,.103 110
Fajardo .... 99 101
Gt West ...3C0 400
Gt West pl.114 US
Guanta'mo.. 66 &i
June Cent. ..110 120
Manatl 103 110
Ex dividend.
Mat-Am 8
Mat-Am pt.. 70
Mlchlean ... 11
10
89
13
140"
190
43
77
32
83
National ...135
N Nlquero..,170
S Cecilia ... 33
S Cecilia pt. 75
Savannah ... 27
Savannah pt 80
CANADIAM WAR LOANS IN NEW YORK.
Bid. AM;. I Bid. Ask
54s,Aur..':t. WH sox s4s.aue."9. K4
bs.uec, 22. 97UIs. uci ,'Sl... 53 99
64s.Nor..'2J 964 97V.I5'4s.Nor33. JOO 101
5s. Dec'25.. 91 95 5S. .Mar.37.. 96U 97U
54a,Dec'27. W 100 6H.Dec..';7 .1014 1M4
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS.
Bohemia ..
Butte St X..
, 1
16
14
Mex Metals.
Mo) Tv.pg...
New Baltic
Nat L & Z..
Nixon
Nev Doug...
Onondaga ..
18
3
11
3
8
25
8
15
HI
1
13
34
10
27
13
50
6
83
C6
454
14
Champion
Calaveras ..
Chlet con..,
t'on Conner.
14
8H
6!
7
CO
20
20
21
4
Crystal new, 67
Crown Res. SO
Denbiah ... 25
IRanger Pet..
nanier
tagie 11 11.. 2A
Fortuna .... 2
lloochton 1
Iloma 0
Iron Bios... 25
8 w Miami.
6
Seven Met... 31
Texana 63
21
40
U Verde Ext 414
Victoria S5
iron uap .. 11
124
-r uu paia.
CIUCAGO.
Sales Open. High. Low. Lsst,
Am jtsnisior Z3u
203
i Am rtnipoiag ,U7 127
1100 Armour pM ....1934 104
10 Booth Fish 18 18
127 127
1024 101
18 18
iu uiigo i ity conn,. 14
100 Do pfd 114
25 Chgo Pneu Tool.. 784
65 Cudshy 103
3715 Cont Motors 114
165 Ills Match 116
625 Hupp 117;
120 Hart 8 k M..,. k4
25 Hartman 88
14
1
14'i
784
108
11
115
11
884
S3
75
264
13
1
144
78H
1M
11
116
Hi!
89
(8
77
2711
15
85
994
20
4
7S4
10s
114
115
114
89
88
75
27
13
t3
WV1
219 Ills Brick 77
c,o Libby
660 Llndssy ....
41 Pub Service
274
. 13
85
70 Qusker Osts Pfd. 99t:
f4
30
60 Iteo Motor 30
25 Ren Truck 4!
41
43
10 Keers ltobuck.,2no4 2054 2054 C4
4650 Stewart Warn ..110 115 110 115
w.. nn u Jill Ml, tI,
1700 Swift
1!7ll 1-7!
Vis-
125i
13
39s;
109
80
23H
20
764
14
M4
tv ftwin uignt .... is
503 Thompson 414
50 Do Pfd 100
2K0 fnlnn CarMde ., 794
177 fnlted l'aperboard. St
10 Wan! .... 20
250 Wrlgley 764
815 Wilson Rlshts ., 1H
20 Wilson Pfd .... 99i
414
109
80
:4
20
ml
S9H
109
79
234
20
764
14
994
BONDS
5 Chgo C & O 5s. 51
Si. 514 514 51U
1 6s 754 754 754
5s 904 904 904
614
754
004
934
. K-ngo ; ity Juts
1 om isason 1st
6 Swift 1st 5s .. 83'1 93U
PHILADELPHIA.
'"".j,., . Open. High. Low. Last
25 Am! Hide A Le.. 364 354 ,u
175 Am Shtn 4 C 3914 !U 1191 ; 101!
194
854
91 Am Stores 3il
6 Am Gas 56 55
10 Com Tr wis 1st pd.123 125
B3S5 Elec Storage...... 984 103
824
65
123
93
85
1!9
:i
80
13
254
65'I
34
IS
125
103
834
183
21
SO
434
25;
654
i" uen Asphalt 85 f0
435 Gen Asnhalt nf...1?4
133
214
80
434
JiI
3I
8a Lake Sunerlcr..., 214
10 Ins Co N A 8)
6C3 Penna It It 414
220 I'hlla Elee K'i
20 Phila Trac, 65i
13 Phila Co pi.. 24
4 Reading 1st pf.,.. 37
ill
37
81
37
37
STonop Belmont ...3 5-16 8 5-16 3 5-18 3 6-16
B IJI1IIM t os N J. ..156 S 1SS !P5
14 United Gas Imp., 634 Ci'i 63 63
85 Union Trac 884 334 334 884
SCO U S Steel 1034 101 1034 101
BONDS.
83000 Am Oss A B 5s. 86 5? 86 86
2000 Lehigh Val 6s '18.1014 1014 1014 1014
1000 Lehigh V 6s reg.,1004 1004 1004 1004
1000 Penna gen 6s '6S 914 914 914 S14
1000 Penna con 449. , 934 934 914 934
222 &.R ,tI";:--21.S 2iS -Si! ?
.rrr..rr-r - ; r.t tr. . ?
"4 14
1'iTTsnuita.
Bales. - Open. High. Low. Lsst
inn v, i nicu...lkl lit 121 121
ii'v (. uroo liny p.,-,,,, Sli XT,
3 1 Cnns Ira 1 5 6i
15 Inrtep Brew pf,. 10 10 10
20 Mfrs I. & II 514 534- 534
293S Marlsnd Ref..,.,, 74 7U 74
115 Ohio Pucl Oil. .... 28 284 26
SOU Ohio l'ucl Sup.,,, 534 834 53
63 Okla Gas ,.,,34 344 31
6-1 Pitts Brewing..,, 64 6!i 64
(6300 Pitts Jerome ... 43 (1 48
8000'Pltts Mt Shasta,, 53 52 33
810 Pitts O & Q, 11 14 14
ioH
s4
"i
'a
60
U
U
XBM SUN,; tfRDAIf,
SCHWAB CORNERS VANADIUM,
Pays 3J4, 000.000 for 00 Per Cent,
of World's Supply.
Special DttpateA to Tnn Sew.
Pittsburg, Sept 12. Charles M.
Schwab tiptoed Into Pittsburg yesterday
and cornered 90 per cent of the world'a
vanadium supply and left for Loretto Sn
the evening. Ho did It by taking over
I ., ... .V. ... ,,. . ... i
- Uhe mills at Brldgevllle and the Peruvian
mines of tho American Vanadium Com
pany. Mr. Schwab carne to Pittsburg yester
day, met James J. Flannery nnd J.
Leonard Replogle, went out to the
Brldgevlllo Vanadium Works, Inspected
tho plant and then wrote out a check
for J4.OOP.000, payable to Mr. Flannery.
Within tho last two years Ave big
steel concerns have tried to purchase the
Vanadium holdings of tho Flannery fam
ily. "It la not on tho market," has been
tin- Invariable reply of tho Flannery In
terests. 1
NOV YORK DANK STOCKS.
Btd-Aak.
llld-Ask.
America...
,673
.100
.270
.215 225
Garfield N.
,300 310
Atlantic. . .
Ootham 200
Greenwich,. .875
Iiarrlman.. ...150
225
Am Each. .
Battery. ..
Ilowerr. . .
.420
,150
.140
.150
iianorrr.... ,7o
Im Trad... 575
IrrtnirNat,..345
Liberty 800
Lincoln 370
Martha Co.. 315
Mrch AM...402
Metropolitan. 195
Mutual 400
Mcrchanta...330
NewNeth...20O
N V N B A. .450
N Y Co 140
Park 740
raclfle..,...135
Produce Ex. .375
Public 390
Seaboard. . . .850
Setond 395
Stale 145
23d War'.. ..130
United Stateal70
Union Ex. ...IBS
Wash HM...350
Yorkvlll 325
S10
000
Bryant P. .
160
160
ICO
i way oen
Omni Nut.
850
390
330
414
Butch A. Di
27
Chaao.. ....Air
Chat & P.. .30S
Chelsea Ex.. 125
Chemical, . , ,570
316
CM
250
448
3XO
340
430
240
310
145
760
i;iiznat. . . .210
Cltv. . a.is
Coal & Iron., 310
commerce... 235
Colonial nsn
Continental.. 1 13
Columbia. ...190
Corn Etch. . .410
CosniopoIItanllO
CommerclalE390
Com'nwcalUi.220
Cuba. . . 178
415
330
185
Kastniver.,,148
Firth Nat.., .200
FlfthAvn nnwR7n
270
195
02.1
First Nat. ..1010 1050
romsDiru. . 144 149
Includea one-half share Irving Trust.
TBUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
lllrl.Aik
Dld-Ask.
Alliance 05 75
Am Surety. . . 70 SO
Manufac'n
170
McrT D..340
Metropol....360
jianacrs. . . . ,445 400
Bond & tse24n 2Sn
370
es
125
355
795
125
310
80
120
410
925
450
140
175
.MUto iionq. . vs
MutTor W.105
Nat Surety. .245
NYI.I Tr.770
New York T. 620
NY Title.... 120
Peoples 290
Queens Co... 70
Realty Asm.. 110
Rcandlnav'n..40O
TltloO AT..400
Un8Uts....875
U SM &T...430
V 8 Title Guar 60
Westchester.. 130
W&1JT&M165
Central Lnlon450 400
Columbia. ...300 370
CommerrlAl.. 140
empire '!Tust223
Equitable 440
FarmcrsLT.440
FranKlin 235
Fultrn . .245
Fidelity. ...220
305
445
450
245
260
23(1
405
265
140
085
135
135
185
OuManty....4O0
Hamilton... .255
HudsonT. . . ian
Kings Co.. .040
l.aHycnM.,125
LawyorsT..,125
Lincoln Tr. . . 175
I'UDLIC CTTLITIES.
Sales. Hlrh. Low.
Bid. Ask.
475 485
78 I
48T4 49
166
1W
;i Cities Service- 178 477
1815 cities Service pi... 7Si
4630 C S bankers' sbs... 43
T7H
49
Cities H deb B.v.
Cities S deb V. ...... ..
Bid. Aslt.t
Bid. Ask.
Adir dec... It 17 P.!
ii.iec xmch ux vz
95
75
13
61
319
85
S
68
70
M
15
(1
91
101
13
41
(
16
48
74
26
78
Aa uiec pf. 77
Am L & T.2
Am LAT pf 91
SO lEmp D pf 70
135 Fed 1, A T.
IFed LAT Dl. 47
Am G Sc KM
115 ,; E Sec. 33)
Am U&E pi 41
41H
C6
73
20
33
7
GiK Sec pt. SO
,m P i L.. 61
N Ohio Elec 21
N O Elec nl. 65
i-Ani P&L pi 70
,ni l u
Am P U pf. 25
Am V W.. 5
A WW 1 pi. 67
A WW pr Ol 10
Appaladi P. 4
Ap IT pf... 23
Caio riliiL. 33
C States 13
C S Ulec pi. 62
Col Power.. 20
Col l'ow pi 95
.Com'wealth
P R 4 L.. 3
Com'weslth
l'U&L pf.. M
N States
Pr. 67
N,8 Pow pi SO
ReD H i Li:
61
13
6
Rep RAL. pf 50
IS Cal Edi... 88
S Cal E pi. 101
I Stand Oi Ell
!-t J OiR of. 41
Tenn It LAP. 4
!3 (United LAR. 43
100 U LAP. 1 pi 70
West Power 34
S IW P new pi 74
56
STEEL AND OHIJNANCF. STOCKS.
Bid. Ask
nil. Ask
Am Brass ::i 6
Eastern Steel 90 94
Atlas Pow.. ..140
Atlas Pow pt. n
Bab A WII...12S
Bliss. E W...350
BUss. U Wjl to
Csn F 4 P.. 190
t'arb Sloel....l08
Carb stl 1 pt.lM
rrb 811 2 pi. 70
Colts Arms... 50
Uu I' Pow.. .,310
118!
UP H I... M 85
93!
135'
Emu S & I Df 70 80
Here P .212 5U
4WIlerc P pf.,.,108 110
w .Mien li-l' ,...irj
193NUes-B.P pi.. 95
scorlll Mir.. ..400 416
i nomas iron., a 3:
winch Corp.. .173 435
Woodward .... CO 65
52
316
TOBACCO STOCKS.
Bid. Ask
nld. Ask.
Am Clear ....115
125 MacA A Fb...l60 167
SO Porto R.A T..123 145
170 II J Reyn A. ..(30 6J0
216 R J Reyn B...400 500
175 R J Reyn pj..lll 115
10. Weyman-U ....172 176
4 m cigar pi. so
A Tob dv scD.150
Conley Poll...na
O W Helme..l&5
O W 11 pf....l0l
J S Younr...ia
HCIWeyman-B pl.102 105
I J 8 Y pi.... 95
1W
111 Pitts Plate G1....134 134 134 124
111a mvcrslde East... 54 64 (4 (4
o Riverside East pf. 44 44 4S 4H
r juvenilis vital... H 34
low Sin Toy 10 W 10 10
50 Westing A B 113 113 112 113
DETBOIT.
Open. High. Low, Last.
Charcoal Iron S 6 6
Continental Motor US 11H UW 114
A vru 01 taniUB su S5 US S9
MKhlgsn Bugar 124 1:4 124 124
I ark Davis & Co 1164 1154 U54 164
Prvdden 264 264 264 264
I.eo Motor Car 304 SOH S 30S
SAN rHANCISCO MIMNO STOCKS.
Dn'IDB.
Bid.
Allied Div 5
Alto Divide. 14
Annex Dir. 8
Belcher Div 48
Eolchcr Bxt 25
Brougber ., 82
Divide Cons. 12
Divide Ext. 1.85
East Divide. 9
Gold Zone., 50
Hasb Tono. 25
Hennessey.,. 10
Horseshoe... 22
Ask.l Bid. Aek.
Knox
, 11
19
43
Men Cres.
Myra
Reno .....
... 40
...21
..
.. 65
,.. 16
7
57
19
12
36
17
7
6.80
36
27
16
7
19
2.53
1.(3
3
11
3
7
8
7
12
Revert ...
IRosetta .
Royal ....
10
, 35
l.SolToggery
Silver King.. 14
Syndicate
Divide ...
Verdi
Victory ..
6
. 5.70
, 80
, 24
TONOPAH.
Cash Boy ., 6
Jim Bntler,. SO
7 IMOn Con
, 14
83 I North Star.. 6
69 I Rescue
51 Midway
.MCNamara. 04
17
. 18
, 6
19 Tono Ext....
6 IWest End...
GOLD FIELD.
4 JGreat Bend..
7 I Jumbo Ex...
3 IKewanaa ...
8 (Lens Star....
6 Red IltHsi F.
50 silver Hck..
2.59
l.EO
2
2
4
6
10
Mltpati Ex.
Atlanta .... 3
Booth 8
C O D 2
Comb Frac. 1
Crackerjack.
Florence O. 40'
uoia cons.. 18
11 ispearbead ..
MISCELLANEOUS.
Araparo .... 1.62
1.75!
Rochester M 20
28
11
18
Ariz United 25
Eden 90
85
Ssn Tor ... 10
1.00!
Tecopa 5
Mayflower... 8
Nev Hills... 5
Nev Wonder 23
Round Mt.. 25
7
6
40
un Amur... 1
White Caps.. II
W Cans Krt. 1
35 lYerrlngton... 4
TORONTO CLOSING.
COBALT.
Bid. .Ask.l Bid. Ask.
.. 1S4 13 McK-n-S ....63 ts
Adsnae
Bailey .
Beaver
.1 P. IN'n P of C. 1.78 1.9714
. 41
43 nat Nines... 9I
Buffalo
, 874
614lNJnlssinr .'"ll.60 JI.7S
Chamh Fer. 10 11
R CI,
Conlasss
.70
z.it
Peterson L.. 13 184
night of w. 34 r
Silver Txif ii .
Crown Res.
, 40
, 34
: i!f
43
Foster ....
GlOord ....
Gt North..
Hargravos..
Temltkam... 40 4i
B.60.00 70.00
Trethewey.. 3s4 37
Weltlauler... 34 4
3
Kerr Lake, 4.00
5.001
La Rose
50
PORCUPINE.
Apex 3
Baldwin ... 31
Davidson .. 67
Dome Ext.. 31
Dome Lake. 17
3UIMrInli-r .or
1.93
86 iMoneta is
(8 Newray 14
18
84 Pore Crown. 32
18 Porn Imn ili
Dome M
Eldorado
..11.75, 11.M Pore Tl.dali 3
4 14 Preston B D 34
Gold Reef... S
64!
6.85
Schumacher. 20
Pore V N T. 23
Thorap Kriit. 7
nest Dome. 12
Holllnrer O. 6.60
Inspiration.., 6
Koora 19
84
8
18
20
KIBKLAND LAKE.
Elliott .....it a Lake Shore. 1.07
Kulud L..w 43 iTskmc riurrms
MISCELLANEOUS.
Boston Crk. 19 20 fwaaaplka ... 85
Ex rights 31.00. "
MONTREAL CLOSINO.
1 II
34
Bid.
Ask.
cement 694
70
Ames 68
ment pf,,ii
Dome Iron,, 69
Spin River.. 484
span Rlv pf.m
Stl at Can.. 694
Rlordan P.l4i4
Lauremlde.. 221
Montreal T am
Ames pl.,.,1034 1034'
(94
'!
C93,
i4
J23
Asbestos 7ftVi
All sugar., ei
Brazilian .. 53
Brompton,, 634
Can Car .... 994
Can Loco ,. 814
Can Smelt.. ..
Can S 8.... 634
Can S 8 Pf. 83K
644
63
100
854
294!
. - - .. . 1
3
yueoec
Dota Textlle.1224 128
84
jlBPTyMBR at lff
'REAL ESTATE NEWS,
1. 1 '
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Invcst-ors Tnko 13 Story Plat
.
rarK Avonuo ziono ior
$850,000.
THE BONA VISTA RESOLD
Much Activity in Midtown
loft Buildings Flat
Market Booms.
The outstanding feature of yesterday's
market was the passing Into new hands
of the thirteen Btory apartment house at
the southeast corner of Park avenue and
Sixty-sixth street. The property was
sold by Susan B. Mlnturn to Ma Loew
cnthal and It. A. Low, who have recently
made two other extensive Investment
Ventures In midtown residential proper
ties. I
The Park avenue house occupies a plot
78x80, contains one apartment of four
teen rooms to each floor and Is amontT
the best built structures In the city. It
returns $100,000-annually and was held
at 8850,000. The sale was negotiated by
N. A. Berwln & Co. and Douglas l.
Elllman &Co., who represented the buy
ers and the seller respectively. Berwln
& Co. will manage tho property for the
new owners. i
This Is the fourth large Investment
purchase made by these buyers through
the Berwln company recently, the others
being the apartment building at the
northeast corner of Broadway and Fifty
fifth street, the apartment house at 40
Rast Sixty-second street and tho ofllco
building at 38 to 44 East Thirtieth street.
ItESELLS THE BOX A. VISTA.
Irving Judls resold through Ev Francis
Hillenbrand to the Q. & E. Realty Com
pany (Hugh E. Skelly) the Bona Vista, a
tenstory apartment house at the south
cast corner of Riverside Drive and 103th
street, which he purchased from A. P. W.
Rinnan of the Union Dime Savings Bank
about a month ago. The structure stands
on a plot 152x100 and waa valued at
81,000,000. It rents for about 890,000
per annum and wns erected about fif
teen years ago by Paul B. Pugh.
Besides a large amount of cash the
buyers gave In part payment several
properties. Including the Canterbury, a
six story elevator apartment house at
201-10 West 108th street, between
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue,
which Mr. Judls erected a few years
ago. This property measures 100x100
and returns an annual rental ot about
834,000. It is laid out In suites of three.
four and five rooms. Feltzensteln A!
Roscnsteln, attorneys, acted for Mr.
Judls, and Thomas F. Kcogh represented
Mr. Skelley. The transaction Involves
about $1,350,000.
WEST 24TII ST. LOPT SOLD.
The Manport Realty Company bousht
from the Surety Mortgage Company 148
and 130 West Twenty-fourth street, a
twelve story loft, SOxlOO, through JL
Cohen & Co. and Henry I. Copper. The
building was held at 8325,000 and rents
for 840,000 a year.
n.VXNEIl ItESELLS LOFT DLIJG
William S. Sussman resold for S. Mor
rill Banner to Morris P. Altman for In
vestment the eleven story loft building
at B7-59 East Eleventh street on a plot
o4xl03, located Juet west of Broadway
and valued at 8250,000. The structure
rents for about $33,000 annually and Is
now purchased for all cash above a first
mortgage of 8100,000, held by the United
htates Trust company, from whom Mr.
uanner purchased the property a year
ago. aioauara & 3iarK. attorneys, acted
for Mr. Banner, and LInU & Pfelffer rep
resented Jir. Altman.
nUT WEST aOTIT ST. LOFT.
The twelve story loft building with
stores at 261 and 263 West Thirty-sixth
utreet, near Eighth avenue, was resold
lo -day by the Benenson Realty Company
lo the Crausman Realty Company. The
structure covers a plot 50x100. The
property rents for about $37,000 and
was beld at 1300,000. The sellers ac
quired the property last week from the
Bramdsane Realty Company.
SALES OF GREENWICH PLOTS,
Purchase of a large part of the block
bounded by Vandam, Greenwich, Hudson
fnd Charlton streets by an unnamed
buyer has Just been consummated by
Henry Brady as broker. The deal -was
made for the New York Life Insurance
and Trust Company and Involves the
sale of 83 to 93 vandam street and 100
to 106 Charlton street, running 200 feet
through the block. On the Vandam
stTeet end are a nine story warehouse
and Ave four story buildings, the whole
occupying a frontage of 150 feet with
a depth ot 100 feet. There are a seven
story warehouse and two four story
buildings on the Charlton street end, on
plot 08.4x100.
In the Immediate vicinity are the
plants of the Henry Helde Company, the
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company and
other large concerns. The budding oc
cupied by the United States Government
Medical Supply Department for the
army, on Greenwich street, abuts the
property sold yesterday.
SAMUEL WEIL IJT TWO DEALS.
Samuel Well purchased the three
story building, on a lot 19.4x80.8 at 508
Canal street, between Greenwich and
Waqhlngton streets, from the Matthew
Thompson estate. Mr. Well owns the
adjoining property at 502 to 506 and
irtends to improve the elte with a fire
proof structure. He also bought from
Elizabeth B. Howell of Spokane, Wash.,
427 Washington street, northeast corner
of Vestry street, a three story building,
on a plot 30.1x59.11, containing about
6,000 square feet, which will be Im
proved with a nine story fireproof struc
ture. BROWN HOYS INWOOD FLATS.
Frederick Brown has bought from the
estate of George A. Field 432 and 438
West 213tli street, near Broadway, two
five story apartment buildings, each on
a plot 43x100, renting for about 117,000
and held at 8125,000. The broker w'ae
J. A. Wood.
O.W.UOIITON SELLS OW HEIGHTS
James E. Barry of Knap & Wasson
Company sold to an operator for George
W. Horton tho six story apartment
house with stores at the northeast cor
ner ot Amsterdam avenue and 135th
street, on a plot 56x100. The house
rents for 815.000 a year and waa held
at 8125,000.
518 WEST 161ST STnEET, SOLD,
George Jackson sold for a client the
.... tnM, cinirtment housM on a nlnt
60x100 at 516 and 518 Weot 151st street.
mldwav between Amsterdam avenue and
Broadway. The buyer, the Apartment
Equities corporation, will hold the prop -
tv for mveVtment.
" "
nvin TAKE FLAGLER PLACE.
The tweniy-eifini aero estate 01 mo
lntn Henrv M. Flagler at Orlenta Point.
Manwoneck, nccording to a roport. Is
to be converted Into a motion plcturo
T ....( ,1 rirlfflth wlin his nrr.ini1 fnf
,'-., ... " 1 " r. - . -.
the ImmedlaU erection of a studio cover-
ing several acres and coating about 81,-
000,000. The property tras-leased from
I Elmer a Smather.. who haa contrwted'tte Bertuthlrel Healty ft!.!?'
to buy the estate, the sale awaltln tho tory apartment at 1446 Paclfld atrcet,
paBulne of the court irpon the contract. 37.6x100.
'The Matrler proiXr(y la virtually an Charles & Stelle, aa broker, eold the
island, joined to the mainland, by a
small neck of land. The mansion will
bo used for executive omccs, dressing
and rehersal rooms.
other sales irt mash1 attain
MOIININQSIUH AVlinuu-xno nciu;
Ing Company, Jules Nehrlng presl
rtnt. unlrt it rMorntngslde avenue, a
five story apartment house 43.6x79
Irregular, to a client for Investment.
It was held at $35,000.
S 12ST 187TII STREET Tho Nehrlng
Company, Jules Nehrlng president,
sold 632 West 187th street, a three
ntory private dwelling, 18,10x75 td
George Davis. The company also
Bold 634 West 187, same size tot, to
Harry Levy, The two houses together
were held at $26,000.
WEST 111TH STREET Shaw & Co.,
sold for Isaac A. Sheppard 117 West
111th street, a four story American
basement dwelling, 15x60x100.11, to
Mrs. Annie Herzfeld.
PARK AVENUE-Wllllam B. May At
Co., sold to Dr. Edward S. Cowle,
591 Park avenue, a five story dwelling,
20.5x97.6. Frano & Becker represented
the purchaser.
EAST TWELFTH STREET The two
four Btory buildings on a plot 48.x
103.8, dt 431 and 433 East, Twelfth
strcot, near Avenue A, have been pur
chased by the Institute of Mission
Helpers ot New Tork from Louis Bher-I
man.
WEST 137TH STREET Rose Bfttson,
tenant, bought from John Lloyd
Thomas 211 West 137th street, a
three story dwelling, 18x99.11.
EAST 123D STREET The Regbur
Realty Company sold 116 East 1234
streot, a five story tenement, 25x100.
EAST 124TH STREET The Manhattan
and Bronx Company sold to John A.
Hnllaway the three family dwelling,
20x100. at 327 East 124th street.
EAST 119TH STREET Kehoe & Canero
sold for Louisa Caggano 326 East
119th street, a three Btory and base
ment house, on lot 19.9x100, to an
Investor.
EAST SEVENTY-SIXTH STREET
Ernest N. Adler sold for Max FollaK
to Otuseppe Cinclotto 431 East
Seventy-sixth street, a four story and
basement tenement, on plot 25x102.2.
WEST 147TH STREET Irving I.
Lewlne and Ely Maran sold to a client
of Max Miller 610 West 147th street,
a five story apartment house, on plot
60x100. It was held at $65,000 and
rents for about $9,000.
OTJJEU SALES IX THE BRONX.
RYER AVENUE Nathan Socol bought
from Mrs. Rice, 2191 Ryer avenue, a
private dwelling with garage, 60x130.
Samuel Frank represented the buyer.
COLLEGE AVENUE J. Clarence
Davles sold tor Elizabeth M. Kemp the
. threo family brick house, 22x100, at
1041 College, avenue, 201 feet south ot
166th street
BRYANT AVENUE Leltner. Brener &
Starr sold for N. B. Fox to Charles F.
Arcler 1485 Bryant avenue, a three
story and basement dwelling, 40x100.
MANIDA STREET Leltner, Brener &
Starr sold for Louis Corllan to William
F. Johnson, 661 Manlda street, a two
story and basement dwelling, 46x100.
WHITLOCK AVENUE Leltner, Brener
Starr Bold to the W. B. C. Realty Com
pany (Philip Wattenberg, president)
for tho Bedford Holding Corporation
a plot of 220 feet on the east side ot
Whltlock avenue, botween Faile street
and Hunt's Point avenue. The buyer
will erect a garage and a one story
"taxpayer".' over the property.
SHERMAN AVENUE Ely Maran
bought 964 Sherman avenue, near 163d
street, a five story apartment, on plot
43x105, renting for about $9,000, and
held at $55,000.
JACKSON AVENUE Samuel Fox eold
for Leopold Barth and Gustav Rheln
auer to Roth & Bass Realty Company,
Inc., the Ave story tenement on the
southeast corner of Jackson avenue
and East 151st street, on plot 25x100.
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston rep
resented the sellers.
COM3IBHCIAL LEASES.
L. J. Phillips & Co. leased the store
at 1369 St. Nicholas avenue to James
Butler, Inc.; also at 4204 Broadway to
Charles Petroll; at 1990 Amsterdam
avenue to the Hoffman Dairy Company;
at 3773 Broadway, to Martin Sicher
man; at 3S72 Broadway for a high class
restaurant.
M. & I Hess, Inc., leased the tenth
floor at 704 and 706 Broadway to George
W. Heller. Inc.; the third floor at 135
Fifth avenue to Goldfrank & Co., and the
seventh floor at 42 to 4,8 East Twentieth
street to the I.auer Manufacturing Com
pany. Charles F. "Sorts Company leased the
building at 122 West Forty-third street
to the Actors' Fidelity League, and a
floor at 84 Cortlandt street to the Big
Five Operation Corporation.
Payson McL. Merrill Company leased
space In the Peg Wofflngton Building, 1
East Forty-fourth street, to the United
States Ammunition Company.
A. IL Mathews leased the building at
149 and 151 Franklin street to Berth,
Levi & Co.
J B, Wood & Co. leased to a client
the six Btory building, 50x100, at 411
West Fifty-ninth street for a service sta
tion and garage.
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.
Bastlne & Co., Inc., leased apartments
at 839 West End avenue to Thomas
Keary, L. Abrams, D. Herrold and Mr.
Hoen.
Payson McL. Merrill Company, with
Cross & Brown, leased a duplex apart
ment at 925 Park avenue to Edwin B.
Jackson, vice-president of the Willys
Overland Company.
L. J. Phillips & Co. leased apartments
In 568 West 149th street to William R.
Hocht and Louis Rosenberg; also the
dwelling at 70 St. Nicholas place to R.
F. Pease, 72 St. Nicholas place to Robert
McWIUIam and 545 West 152d Btreet to
Gertrude A. Neuschceler.
I) It. 1IILLIS SELLS HIS HOME.
The Rev. Dr. Newell Dwlsht HIIHs,
pastor of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
har sold his handsome residence at 23
Monroo place. In that borough, to Dr. and
Mrs. Andrew W. Wilson of Manhattan
Tho details ot the sale will be completed
when Dr. Hill la returns on Monday froth
aarlp to Detroit. .
Dr. Hlllls. It is understood, will still
live In the Heights section of Brooklyn
and la negotiating for a smaller resl
denca In that neighborhood. The Hlllls
home, just sold, Is one of the largest and
handsomest residences on Brooklyn
Heights. It has a fine salon and music
room and Is filled with rare paintings and
sculptures obtained by Dr? HIIHs In Eu
rope.
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS
Tho Martin Company leased the en
ttro second floor 9 Hanson place to
George B. Rosenberg.
Burling & Swan, Inc. sold 191 Kosci
usko street, a two story and basement
brick two family house, 20x100, for
George F. Miner.
The Bulkley & Horton Company sold
526-28 Flatbush avenue, near Lincoln
road, two foun story double apartments.
I each on lot 26j8xl00. for the estate of
Anna E. T. Klrtland.
I Bamuel QKlllska and J. Lacov told
' rt Sherman Building Company the
twox story and cellar etucco two family
House wun ooudio gurnge, on lot 26x100.
1 at the northeast corner of Avenue I and
rjast Twelfth street, Flatbush, for
. $20,750.
Th Melster Builders. Tnc . 'nM t
! client for occupancy the two family
brick house 1437 Thlrty-tlghth street.
' t .'. t r..M.nf.M .nl,i . n .
I ift,U V, V, BV..U 1UI 1' . UeCKir Ifl I
! a Mr. Blumberg 1473 to 1477 Paciflo
street, two four story apartments, each
1 J7.6xl00 ; also for Klelnaun ft Meyer tol
two story brick house mi uous
street for a client to Nels nalvorsen,
1 wno win occupy tne .same.
Walter n iin.i and C C. Gretslngcr,
aa brokers, sold for Mary E. Thorntey
the two two family Beml-detached houses
with garages In course of construction on
the south side of Sixty-eighth street oo
feet east ot Sixth avenuo to clients.
B. A. Goldstein sold the three story
and basement brownstone and brick
building corner of Underhlll avenue and
uuimuiB turner 01 uuuciuiii
Park place for Barbara Stern. TheBame
464 and 456 Sixteenth street, between
Ninth arfB Tenth avenuoS". or tho estate
ot Mary Hague, and. with Shannon &
Co.. sold the three story American base -
ment residence COS Fifth street, between
Eighth avenue and Prospect Park West,
for Mrs. A. Aynes.
Walter S. Robs and Charles C Gret
slnger sold for Mary Bennett the two
family brick house at 24S Eighty-sixth
Btreet.
B. F. Knowles Company sold 1998-2000-2010
Dean street, a three story
six family doublo apartment, held at
825,000, for the Slmona estate to a
client for Investment; also 951 Gates
avenue, a semi-detached residence, on a
plot 25x100, for Mrs. Jacobs.
Berkshire Realty Company, Inc., Jo
seph O. Haft president, sold 4307 and
4309 Twelfth avenue, a five story flat.
40x100, having a rental of 87,500, The
property waa hold at 815,000. B. Klep-per-
was the broker.
An application to sell for 816,500 the
building at 35 Myrtle avenue formerly
occupied by the defunct f'rele Pretae, a
German language newspaper, was made
before Justice Scudder In the Brooklyn
Supremo Court yesterday by Edward II.
Henrlcl, receiver for the Roehr Publish
ing Company, which published the news
paper. The offer to buy was made by
Harry Sallt, said to be a retired liquor
dealer. Decision was reserved.
The Mclnerney Kllnck Realty Com
pany sold for Slgmund Levlne the three
three story brick and limestone business
and apartment buildings on tho west
aide of Flatbush avenue, 65 feet north
of Regent place, at 1004-8 Flatbush
avenuo. The plot Is 63x100 and waa
held at 850,000.
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.
The Home Lawn Crest Realty Com
pany Bold to J. O. Geddes a plot 620x
540 feet, couth side of Hampton place,
adjoining Ihe Mayneld road. Hollls.
Payson McL. Merrill Company leased,
furnished, for Samuel P. Hinckley to
J. Howland Auchlndoss his property
known as Marigolds, on the northerly
side of Ocean avenue, Lawrence.
D. F. Nugent sold to S. Imperator a
plot 100x120 feet, south side of Hugo
Btreet, east of Third avenue, Hollto.
J. Albert Johntra sold for Marian
Eldrldgo .to Bern Ice Brown the dwell
ing at 15 Ash street. Waldhelm.
OCT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.
Prince & Rlnley. Inc. sold for the
Pinchbeck Realty Company the house
on uatterton parRway. Wh to P ains.
to Paul L. Cuthlll. m-ODrietor of the
People's Market of White Plains; for
Martin J. Birmingham" his eight room
stucco house on Valley road. White
Plains, with about 1.2 acres of land, to
u. uume; tor tne Kevonoc Realty
Company a Colonial house on Elm
Rock road, Bronxville, to William E.
Cannedy 'of Bronxville. Property was
held at 820,000. For Agnes E. Horn
a house on Valley road. White Plains,
Westchester county, to J. W. McGraw
of Brooklyn, N. Y and for Helen Fish
an English stucco house with largo plot
Of ground on Colvln place, In the Green-
acre section or scarsdale, to J. N.
Hatch. Tho property waa held at
827,500.
William P. Jones sold for Antoinette
L. Crane to Harry D. Van Riper, the
two story frame dwelling on a lot 50x
100 on the southwest corner of Parson
and Harrison avenues, Freeport, L. I.
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.
The Manhattan Opera House, at 315
West Thirty-fourth street, built by the
late Oscar Hammersteln, is now the
property of Mrs. Emma Swift Hammer
steln. Mrs. Hammorsteln gets the opera
house eubject to a mortgage of 8370..
000. The property measures 125 feet
on Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets
and Is 197.6 feet deep.
Shampan & Shampan filed plans for
msn ciasa apartment House, SOxlOO, to
be erected on the north side of Union
street, 300 feet west of Schenectady
avenue, Brooklyn, for Michael M. Her
schaft. E. C Good, formerly connected with
tne boutnneid point Realty Company
ai tiiamrord. Conn., Is now associated
wun i-rmce & Ripley, Inc. at their Pel
ham ot,nco.
Annabel A. Goan Is the buyer of the
uweumg ai 01 west Ninth street, sold
recently by Emily Emmett
Haggstrom & Callen have been ap
pointed agents of the apartment 105
West Sixty-eighth street
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS,
AT 14 VESEY STREET.
By Henry Brady.
80 1 AV, S21, e . 19.4 s 8Sth irt. 18x4x3t.ll
S sty temnt and strs L W Wllkene act
Federated Taxpayera Assn Ino et l:
attrs. Cravath Jk II. duo nn ,. ... '
4-"!, " MJS.90; to the plaintiff
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,
Manhattan.
157TH ST. 485 W: Grum.l.h ... .
Andrew Wilson, trustee, to Locan Trust
Co. 1431 Chestnut st, Phila, Pa: ad area a.
3(0,138.83 and Ill -,n it
6T1I AV, 28 Joa C Levi. trus. to Carrie
A and Jacob Knlrht. trus; atty. j c
Levi. 28 Nassau st 88 SOO
36TH ST. 147-49 W Title Guar & Trust
Co to Jno W Sterling-, 812 6th av: attys
Shearman & Sterling-. 55 Wall at. 3105 000
WEST BROADWAY. 132 Herman Lubet-
nn, i u(noiu eiBB, uaysioe, I, I
ntty, L T & T Co. 180 Ilwav sr. ann
76TH ST, 112 E, mtr 313,000, discharged
Sept 11. lf-19 Virginia 8 Mackay.Smlth
et al, exra, &c. to Wm C 8tuart et al.
trustees; atty, Lord, Day A L, 120
13v?ay i
ST NICHOLAS AV, n w c 180th st N Y
Life Ins Co to Dry Dock Sav Instn, 341
Bowery; atty, Frank F Tichenor. 38
Park now 8180,000
114TH ST. s. 159.4 w Lsxlnrtm,
Central Union Trust Co to Lawyers Mtr
i ssa.ooo
7TH ST, 829 E. mtg 816.O0O Simon J
uaviason ana uio. exrs, to Maurice A
Llndeman, ailmr, 23 W Slat st 31
98TII ST, 167 W, mtg; 15,000 Harvey J
Lefter to Eleanor V ICnowlsa, 472 V
144th at i
Bronx.
LOT 81. map Slema estate Marlon A Con
ner to Sarah A Sutter. (38 E 134th st:
atty. Arthur Bell. 391 E 119th st. . ..8409
SAME PROPERTY Ssrah A Sutter to
Adeline Bell. .787 E 218th st; atty,
same . haa
JACKSON AV, a w cor Lexington st. 25x1
100 Philip Stlshl to Emma Stlehl. SOO '
c inn ny, into uaumeister, 38
Nassau at 83,000
EAGLE AV, (49 Eleanor P Wentworth.
trus, to Lawyers Title & T Co. 1(0 ltwav
atty. Lawyers Title & T Co, 1(0
Bway 83.500
148TH PT. 4(1 E N Y Investors Corn to
Title Guar i T Co, 17 Bwav 83 000
FIEI.DSTON KD. a e cor 254th at. !92.Si
282.2 Wilson & Co to Emigrant Indust
Sav llank. (1 Chambers at; atty, E J Mc-
Gulre, (1 Chambers st ill 000
FULTON AV. 1717 Anna W Rothschild to
gdw A Wlsr 1717 Fulton av; atty, J J
PautelL 608 Tremont av 31
ZI5?i.Eai..AVA w 48 it"' . 4'l"l"
100 Title O & T Co to Kath C b Fow-
!rV.twJJnS?' L x '. Tltla Guar A
T Co, 178 Bsray nog
MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
"3? AV. 838 Benlamln Klein agt Minnie
Sterzelbach, owner; Loula Halns. con
tractor.... mo
SATISFIED MECHANICS' I.IEXS.
Manhattan.
BOWERY, 137 M L Rohman. Inc. art
Wolf Nadler et al: April 25. 1918. ..1174
JEFFERSON ST. 29 M L Kohman. Ine.
I 1918
.fr423l-73
... ".. . u v. ,.
2t jL.As t.:0!?1' .4pI?"Um,0
&V;.....f. mt ii
OPEN NEGOTIATIONS
'"a
FOR PENN ZONE HDTEt
' isKJllE ttUltL
Railroad Says- the Project I,
in Abeyance.
Confirmation of the report published
In Tim Sum Friday morning to Z
effect that a big hotel was being Ullm
of for the Pennsylvania AtlW.
property north of the Pentwvivi
station on West ThtotoXSF
wag contalnert In ,v, ,. ; "
XltoTt Ji Svu- Wtow,,"f
BV, i,'?.9, "port 0,81 P.nn.
1 fiva"'a a road Company Is consM.,.
?- ;,X ii v. another hotel nexr
1 ' ,"latlnf York city, th, t".
lowing statement was authorized to-Sr
at the company-B headquarters In ti.
Broad street station In Philadelphia.
t.ti .. Broat "J"0"8" which has .
tendod the operation of the Hotel PemT.
sylvanla situated opposite the termh,
the hotel last January and the obvlousiv
great demands which exist on the par,
of the travelling public for additional
accommodations near the station, hvs
led several interests to open negotlatlo,,,
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany for the erection of another hotel on
the ground which the road owns nor'n of
the station on Thirty-fourth street, N0
definite concluslonsyhave been reached
and the matter Is at present In abey.
ance.' Signed. G. B. Harley, epJiil
agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company?'-
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS,
(With nam and address of owner
attorney.)
and
iJovrntown.
(South of Fourteenth street.)
BARROW ST, Bl a . 307 w nis.fU.r .
?4V,o-T?no w"nb to KlssVer"',.
Co. 9(0 Prospect av, mtg J3.500. Mar il
1913; atty, Philip D Shapiro, 119 Xitntu
BONT 'ST. 88 ' n' 'a;-'80xio'iHoVaVlo,1N
Flanagan, exr & trustee, to Aron Aarnm
!''. mtg 323,000. all u!; "slpt U
atty. C Frankel. IK Nassau st. ... eon
BROADWAY. (52. a e s. 29x130. to n w .
Crosrs lane Metropolitan Life In, Co to
K Sc A Realty Co. 299 Bivay, b 4 I
5, a g. all liens. Sept 9; ally, Mlch.Ji
Kaufman. 299 Bway........ . tii
COENTIB3 SLIP, 21. w s. 30 S Front st
2,x467:Ponam A Munson to Itobt Johan.
son. 8318 Av M. Bklyn: mlg (14 850.
av. TJklyn ..
SO WILLIAM ST. 33-7, a a. 17x51.3 x Vrrei
30 South William Street Inc to Glnter
S?S' t".0?6"1 ,!t.,Co' on the P"ml!M.
1f5i00.l' ," "en: "" Kurzraaa
A. Franke. 25 Broad st 11
WIIAETT 8T. 2(, e a, 26x100 Sami n
Mazer to Kronahtat Realty Co. !s
Bway, mtg 312,500, 6ept 5; atty, Joi
Felnson, 299 Bway ,81
VARICK ST, a w cor King st, lSOx'm.ix
rreg -Rector, &e, of Trinity Church ts
Chaa Cory & son. 290 Hudson st: sttr,
L T i T Co, 1(0 Bway lti
East Side.
(East of ITXth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 110th streets.)
4STH ST, s, 487.8, w 5th av. 19.(rld
Laura I Carey to Richard Delafleld,
Tuxedo Park, N Y, b & a, Sept 11; atty!
Loula F Doyle, 111 Bway 81.M9
8D AV, 828-34, w s, 20 a 61st St. 811X80 Jo.
II Norrls to Betty H, his wife, Oaklsnd.
Cal, 1-3 part, aubj to dower rights ef
Sarah H Morris, mother of party, lit
Dart. June 11; atty. N S Corwln, li
Ilway 0(t
56TH T. 67 E. n a 100 e Mad av, 25il00.l
Beatrice J Curran. et nl, Individ
heirs to Philip A Curran, 333 Clinton
av, Bklyn. q c. May 13; atty, L T t T
Co, 180 Hway ji
SAME PROPERTY Philip A Curran to
Robert S Clark. MIddleneld, N Y, mtr
863,000, Sept 4; atty, same CO!
(1ST ST, n a. 11.. i Mad av, lC.eil00.5
Joa II Norrls & wife to Nathaniel 8
Corwln of Scarsdale, N Y. 1-3 part, eubj
to dower of Sarah H Norrls. mother,
party 1st part. May 18; atty, N 8 Cor
wln. 1(5 Bway ., Ji
(3D ST. s, 125 e 5th av, 50x100.5 E H
Blgelow to Caroline S Read. 4 E (2d st,
mtg 1100,000, all liens. Feb It, 1113,
attys. Strong & C, 40 Wall st 11
SAME PROPERTY Caroline S Read to
William Zlegler, Jr, 290 Park av, b and
s. Aug 4; attys. Swan, M D, !9 Llberiv
st t
70TH ST, 112 E, a s. 18x102.2 Jno J Asron
"?. T.heo n Rarrlnger, Jr, 34 W 84th al.
all liens, Sept 11; atty. Lawyers TAT
Co, 1(0 Bway jno
'tTll ST. 51-53 E. n s, 40x10:.: Jno J
Ascher to Chelsea Exchange Bank. :6S W
34th st; attys, Shaw, Flsk & F, ! Iler
tor st jt
SSTH ST, (25 E, n s, 21.11x100.8 Harry
Lahr to Christian Goli. 601 C 8Uh su
Sept 11; atty, W A Kroyer, 156 Bay.U0
5TH AV, 12(3-(5, e s, 80.11 s 108th st, SOx
f f Presbyterian Hospital In City J Y w
Wm Stein. 965 Whltlock av, b and e, c
K. all Hens, Sept 5; atty, Title Guar fc T
Co, 176 Bway UOO
SAME PROPERTY Wm Stein to Felro
Realty Co, 12(3 6th av, mtg 185,000. b
and a, 0 a g, all liens, Sent 11, atty,
same jijo
West Side.
(West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 110th ttreets,)
21ST ST, 119 W, n s. 18.9x98.9 Mlna L S
Peck to Chaa A Schrag. 2094 Jth av. mtg
89.500. all liens, Sept 11; attys, Salter A
k. 140 Nassau st 1101
26TII ST. 313 W, n a, 24x98.9 J S Wal
berg to Nellie T Lyons. 812 w :SJ t,
mtg 312,000. all liens, Sept 4; attr, t, T
& T Co, 1(0 Bway ;
39T1I ST. Ill W. s s. 20x98 9 GuariUsu
Holds Co to Jas Blelwerss, 855 E K2d st,
mtg 823,500, all liens, Sept 11; atty 1I J
ri5.r,lnS.Jr'.SS9 Br
4BTH ST, 414 W. a s. 26x100.4 Pylvlna K
Hall, Indlv and extrx, to Helle Oreen
"iS.111 P.S1 Brlstow st. Bronx, mlg Jll.
000; all liens, b and a. Sept 11, atty Title
r2uar T Co- 178 Bar . 31S.O00
B9TII ST, . 326 e th av, 25x100.6
Farmers Loan & T Co, exr, 10 Albert
F.e.y2 817 Evergreen av, Brooklyn, mil
321,000, all liens, July 18. attys. Stoa
dard A M. 128 Bway IS! 500
89TH ST, 104-106 W, a s, 60x100 8 V E
Haskell to Sch.sr-Glnsburc R t C C.
66 W 112th at, mtg 348,000, all I'sni,
Sept 6; atty, N Y T & M Co. 135 Broad
way JI
Uptown,
(Manhattan Island, north of 110th street.)
111TH ST, 147 W, n s, 87.6x100 1111 M
Lawrence to 137 West 116th St, Inc Tl
5th av, mtg 835,000, all lienr, fept 9.
atty, T O & T Co, 17( Bway. !
119T1I ST, 24 E. a s, 15.6x100 11 Isldor
Calefetal to Isaac Kones, (6 Ltvinnton
at, all liens, mtg (5,000, Sept 3. st'y.
David T Rosen. 847 5th av . . . 30
120TH ST, 411 E. n a, 18.9x100.1 1Vln
cenzo Paacale to Ross, his wife. 411 1:0th
st. half part, mtg 15,000; attys, Jos A
Boccld. 133 Nassau st 3i00
12IST ST, 72 E. a , 25x100.11 Harry
Raphael to Regmur Realty Co. 238 Ussy,
mtg 1K.00O. all liens. Sept 8: Jttvi,
Burger & Burger, 233 Bway .81
122D ST, 810 W, a w cor Claremont s.
100x100 Emma Hyams et al. trustee,
to Ella B Brodencs, 201 W SSih su
mtg 8120,000, all Hens, atty, J J Sam
mlon, 816 Bway '"
7TH AV, 2187. e s. 74 11 n 129ih si
86 Annie Herman to Philip F O urant.
1723 Park pi. Brooklyn, mtg 1I oou all
llena. attv. A V- $tllLrafnni 1&4 N4B'
sau st 1
EDGECOMBE AV. 36, e s. 89.10 s IS. in
st. 17.8x90 Samuel Trimmer to Ttossnna
Scanlon. 7( E 12lst st. mtg (10,000. s"y.
T a & T Co. 17( Bway 1C'
137TII 6T. 3(6 W, a a, 16.8x99 11 Ksn.osj
Realty Co to Eleanor Williams, 2U
7th av, mtgs $9,000, all Hens, auys,
Lewla A 8. 299 Bway '0'
ST NICHOLAS AV, e a, 111.11 0 former
c 1 143th at (closed), 18x125 A, si Mac
kenzie to J J Glsnnon, 341 W slsi
p m, mtg JI3.000. Aug 23; st'ye, Dulon
& Roe, 41 Park Row 8'"
149TH ST. n a, 131 e Hway. ,"''9'1;
Hb.,11 Tl.lw Sr. , n rir,n. Al l ,
W 118th st. Jan (: atty. F A South
II
worth, 46 Cedar st
ICSTH ST. 510 W, a a. 16 8x95 -MS'
T
641-0
jioo
Mead to Michael Muleahy. iJ
at, Sept 4; atty. L T & T t "
Bway 1 .
10TH AV. n e cor 311th st, 19 1?
s s
51?th mt 1 3S0 Liberty A Caur h UTS"
Co to City Investing Co. 163 Bwsr m s
883.000, all llena. June 23. aif
Gunther, 165 Bway ,
FORT CHARLES Pl s. 103 s
?l, runs a ioj.sx n e su n n ---
0 to beg Paulward Co to Andrew s
AICKegney, ziss uo i " tioo
Ulsbllng & K. 258 Bway
Dronx.
BRYANT
178D
at. mtg J7.000, Bept 12; atty, j "-.yj
CMNTONAV. V's'.'lsj'n 'ni si. '."
Slm.lk m Amelia S r SS p
l(8d st, Aug 23; atty. Ame a
830 F. 163d st
ROSISLI.E ST. w s, 96.4 n hi v. -125
Fred M Weiss to Anna V.
Wllklns av. mtg 88.600. Sent
M.f e
Hy Ureenberr. 9 Nassau s'
WHITlJCK AV, 841. w s. :5xtoo
Iloldlnr Com to Louis l.ub
l-rri
111'
Madison av. mtr 37.(00,
Sspt
IT ANT AV. 1489. w s. 35x100 Fslil
Muldoon, ref. to John D Kroer. H"
Vys av. Sept 11: atty. Tills -.Y, f.j
17( Bway ''.' "i
8T. 413 E. a s. 20x117 m
. T , . tint. 111 r. I
Title uuar wo. lis -i...' Re-
COSTER ST. 840. a. 30X100 Claire J
Title Ouar Co. 11 Bway
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