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SHIPPING SHIPPING NEWS. i Continued from Preceding: Page. fitr Wert Nohno, Connors, Tort Arthui Bull A Co. Str Severance, Coops, Sabine (ballast)Unlon Sulphur Co. Sir K1 Ksicro, Peel, rson, New Orleans Pacific Co.

Str City of Atlanta, Garfield, Savannah Steamship Co. Str Agwlstar, Hall, Norfolk (ballast)New Tork and Cuba Mall Steamship Co. Str Hamilton, Nelson, Norfolk igeuerai)? Old Dominion Transportation Co. Str Lake Stirling, Whilehurst, Richmond and New York Steal, ship Co. Str Delaware, Robinson, Boston (gcneral)Eastorn Steamship Corporation.

Str Herman Winter, Holmes, Boston Steamship Corporation. Schr Marguerite Wemyss, Kesaler (from I.a Vela). Perth Am'toy Crowell Thurlow. SAILED. trs Zoppot (Danz), Lobos; Persler (Belg), Antwerp; Port Hamilton (Br), Bermuda; Santa Teresa, Callao and Mollendo; Saranac (Br), London; Lenape, Charloaton and Jacksonville; Henry Mallory, Galveston; Parts via New Orleans; Agwlstar, Norfolk; Vatts and barge.

Port Arthur; Manuel Calvo (Bp), Havana; Reaper, Lobos; Deerfleld, Ban Francisco, Ac, via Baltimore; Stirling, Richmond; Northern Star, Novorosslak; Carenco, Baltimore; Montaerrat (Sp), Barcelona; George Henry, Tampleo; Weft Nohno, Port Arthur; Guiana (Br), St Thomas and Demerara; City of Benares (Br), Naples, Ac; HI Kstero, Now Orleans; El Alba, Galveston; Gulf of Mexico, Port Arthur; Hamilton, Norfolk; Boma (Fr), Vigo, Lisbon, Ac; Mary, Turks Island, Ac. 8trs A Bedford, Fort Lobos; Cananova, Santiago. Schr Ruth Merrill, Norfolk. Tug Mara, towing barges (passed out Sandy Hook at 1:3.1 PM). Sailed Pith, str.s Erik II (Dan), Nucvltas; 17th, Chinese Prince (Br), Balila, Ac, via Philadelphia; Nordhav (Nor), Guantanamo; Rovaer (Nor), Clenfuegos.

The corrected reading of the barometer (reduced to sea level) at New York on Wednesday, Jan 18, 1932, at 8 AM, as reported by the United States Weather Bureau, was thirty and one hundredth (30.01) Inches. This closely approximates seven hundred and sixty-two and two-tenths (702.2) millimeters. Captains of all vessels now lying In or near the ports of New York and Brooklyn can advantugeously use the above official dnta for observing whether their own barometers require any considerable correction or adjustment. Wind at Bandy Hook, 8 PM, 13 miles; overcast; smooth sea; visibility 0 miles. FOREIGN WEATHER CABLEGRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF, Jan at noon, 30.30 tnchea; wind, SW, fresh breeze; weather, dull; temperature, 31 deg Fahr. MARITIMEMISCF.LLANY. 8chr Mcngel, Jr. from 8nn Domingo City for Port au Prince (before reported), was wrecked off Morant Keys on Jan crew landed at Kingston. Tug Raymond was raised yesterday morning by the Murrltt A Chapman Wrecking Co.

Tug Galllnon sprang a leak and sank at AM yesterday off pier 20, Brooklyn. She was raised In the afternoon by the Merrltt A Chapman Wrecking Co. BOSTON, Jan Absecon has beer sold by the Shipping Board to A II Bull Co. LONDON, Jan Waago (Nor), front Sundsvall for Baltimore, has put back wards cargo. Str Black Heath (Br), from Baltimore for Alexandria, Is aground In the harbor ol Gibraltar.

Schr General Rawllnaon (Br), Marystown, NF, for Opnrto( with cargo of codfish, Is aground In the harbor of Lelxoes, lying or rocks; cargo damaged; vessel went aground during a gale. American tank str Santa Rita, from New Orleans Oct 20 for Spezta, Italy, waa posted to-day at Lloyd's an missing. QUARANTINE, Jnn Bertha A (Br), from Bahamas, reports at 5 AM while anchored 15 miles a of Highlands repairing, was In collision with sti Sheaf Field (Br), and has bows stove It and 2 feet of water In hold. 1 ST JOHNS. NF, Jan 10-Str Cabot (Br), 98 tons gross, owned by the Newfoundland Produce Co, was sold at auction here to-daj to Sir Michael Caehtn for 80,100.

to Navigation. BOSTON, Jan 18-3tr Maryland (Br), from London, reports Jan 17 passed a section ol the hull of a big schooner about -10 feet long In lat 32 23, Ion 09 27; apparently been in that condition a long time. to the Hydrographlc Jan 12 observed that the spar buoy 1 mile KW of Ambrose Channel whistling buoy was Santa Marta. Jan 10, lat 39 50, Ion 73 14, passed what was evidently part of a deck cargo, dangerous to Araguaya (Br). Jan 17, lat 37 24, Ion 74 18, passed a heavy spar, apparently attached to submerged wreckage Metapan.

Jan 10, lat 33 58, Ion 75 52, passed a whistling Ellsha Walker. (Probably Frying Pan Shoals whistling buoy 2 FP, last reported sighted Jan 9 in lat 33 31, Ion 70 33.) Jan 2, lat 31, Ion 78 20, Jettisoned a deckload of railroad ties, nearly all of which sank St Johns, NF. Dec 20, lat 33 39. Ion 21 lg, passed a drifting Camilla Gilbert (Nor). CABLE; REPORTS.

r.VSSENOER STEAMERS ARRIVED. ADRIATIC (Br), at Gibraltar 17th. BRAG A (Fr), at Marseilles 13th. SIBERIA MARU (Jap), at Kobe 13th. PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICA, from Bremen for New York EMPRESS OF ASIA (Rr), from Yokohama 14th for Vancouver. HURON, from Buenos 17th for New York. PERSIA MARU (Jap), from Kobe 14th fir Han Francisco. PINE TREE STATE, from Shanghai 16th fir Seattle. at and from Foreign ANTWERP.

Jan 17-Sallcd, Cmwlea.i (Br), St John. Nil. AXIM, Jan Bonny (T3r), Boston. BANES. Jan port, str Maravl (Br), for Boston (to sail 2()thj.

Rojo (Hp), Oalveaton. BARKY, Jan 17-Sailed, atr Domingo dc Larrlnatta (Br), Galveaton. BELIZE, Jan Tort An tonlo (Nor), Mobile. DKROEN, Jan atr Louisiana (Nor), New Orleana BOCAI, Jnn atr Parlamlna Havana and Now Orleana. BREMEN, Jan 1.V-Arrived, atr CalUsto (Dutch), rhltadelphla, Ac.

Hailed lath, atr America, New York v.m Southampton. AIRES, Jan atr Huron, New York. CAPE TOWN. Jan atr Jabbn (Br), Ht John, NR. CARDIFF.

Jan 10? Hailed, atr Tuna (Nor). St John, NB Hailed Jan atr Norman Monarch (Br), Burner Alrea (arrived at Newport 14th). CIENFT'MOOB, Jan atr (Dan), Boat on. COLOMBO, Jan Id Hailed, atra Clan Kennedy (Rr). from ('aleuita for New York; Kat'una (Br), from Hong Kong for Beaton and New York.

CRISTOBAL, Jan atr San Ulna (Br), Boaton. Hailed 17th, atr Cl'y of Lincoln 'Br), from Hull fur San rranelaco. DANJSlO, Jan atr Raatpor Philadelphia. DUNKIRK, Jan Itt-Arrlvcd. atr Went Elda ra, New York FIUME, Jan 1.1?Arrived, atr Dundrennan (Br), New York, Ac.

GENOA. Jan atr Poncnrrow (Br), Philadelphia. Railed Uth. atr Veatalla (Br), Lisbon. GIBRALTAR, Jan atra Marine (Ital), Philadelphia for Genoa: Minnie de Lerrlmma (Br), New rk for Baroe.ona.

Paaaed 17th, atr ICablnga (Br), New Yora for Manila. Paaaed 17th, atra Moncenlalo (Pat), New Orleana for Genoa; lUth, Now York for Conatantlnople. Arrived 17th, atr Adriatic (Br), New Yotlt for Genoa Sailed lflth, atr San MKUiele (Ital), from Valencia for Hampton Roada. GLABOOW, Jan atr Cabotla (Br), Portland. Me.

HALIFAX, NR, Jan 17-Arrlved, s'r Peytlila (Br), Liverpool (and aalled PM for New York). HAMBURG, Jan atra Afonndrla. New Orleans; CoMvvater, Charleston: Ifli.h, Heythlan (flri. Baltimore. flailed IMh, atr Orleana, Bremen, HAVANA, Jan l(; Arrived, atra Atenda, New OTIeans; ISth, tllua (Br).

New York for Port Antonio, e)c. Arrived 17th, atr Infanta Isabel (8p), Gal Veaton and New Orleana. Arrived ISth. atra Ran Bruno (Br), Boaton; II. 1 Ulua (Br), Now York; Orizaba, do; Colom NEWS OF bla, Baltimore (and sailed for San Fran- ni Cisco).

Sailed 17th, str Montorey, New York via ti Narsnu. Sailed 18th, etr Infanta Isabel (Bp), from (1 Now Orleans for Barcelona. IIOBART, Jan str Canadian Jl Planter (Br), HONG KONG, Jan atr Moorish Ji Prince (Br). Philadelphia. 1MMINGHAM, Jan 17-Salled, atr Grande cl Gaarde (Nor), Jacksonville.

KINGSTON, Ja, Jan lb-Arrived, atre Pas- A tores. New York via Port Antonio; San Bo- (1 nlto (Br), Port Llmon for Boston. KOBE. Jan etr Siberia Maru 1 (Jap). San Francisco.

Arrived 17th, str Ocean Monarch (Br), pi New York via Norfolk for Shanghai. Balled 14th, str Persia Maru (Jap), from ce Hong Kong for San Francieco. Jan etra Canadian Runner (Br), St John, NU; Montcalm (Br), (I do. LONDON, Jan str Meaaba Ci (Br), New York. Sailed 17th, str Vlrgllla (Br), Now York.

te MARSEILLES, Jan 13? Arrived, str Braga (1 (Fr). New York via Providence. le 1 MELBOURNE, Jan 16-Arrivod, str Trtrto 13 van (Hr), New Orleane. MOJI, Jan str Siberian Prince (Ilr), Vancouver. NEWCASTLE, Jan atr Texas (I'anl, Boflton.

NEWCASTLE, NSW. Jan motor Mnlahut (Hr), Ahiiklnt. NEWPORT, Jan etr Maiden Creek, Mobile. PALERMO, Jan atr Haugerland bi (Nor), New York. PIRAEUS.

Jan etr Nile (Br), rl Boston. Sailed 13th, etr Steel Trader, Aden, Jibuti and Bombay. lr PERIM, Jan atr City of Ks! rachl (Br), New York. PORT ANTONIO. Jan atr Ormos (Br).

Baltimore. PUERTO BARRIOS, Jan atr New Orleans: Carrlllo. Belize. Sailed 18th, atr Mandevllle (Nor), Mobile PUERTO COLOMBIA, Jan str Tlvlves, Santa Marta. ROSARIO, Jan atr Kronstad (Nor), St Vincent.

ROTTERDAM, Jan 13-Arrlved, atr Col- thraps. Mobile. Arrived idih, atr West nek Ip, Now York. Sailed 13th, str Cllffwood, New Orleans. ROUEN.

Jan str Mytllus (Br), St Port Arthur. Sailed 11th, atr Orlflamme (Br), Key Wesf. hi ST JOHN. NB, Jan 18? Arrived, atrs Corn- 1 Point (13r), London; John Blumcr (Nort, I Norfolk. tc Sailed 18th, str Gothla (Sw).

Havana via 3 Norfolk. SHANGHAI, Jan str City of Cambridge (Br), New York; Pine Tree State SI (from Honp Kong), Seattle. If Hailed 18th, str Craster Hall, Port Town- send (for orders). A SINGAPORE, Jan str ClearWSOUTHPTON. Jan str Kin- derdyk (Dutch), San Frnncleco.

SYDNEY, NSW. Jan str East- 7 ern Moon, New York. pi TAMPICO, Jan str Amolco, La fc Romana. 1J TREI.LEBORO, Jan str Varna (Sw), New York. VANCOUVER, BC, Jan str Neponaet, San Pedro.

Sailed 18th, strs Waihemo (Br), Seattle; vl Canadian Observer (Br). Pan Pedro. VICTORIA, BC, Jan atr Ne- tc Southampton. I YOKOHAMA, Jan strs Salek-r (Dutch). Snn Francisco for Ilatavla; Ta- si coma Maru (Jap), New Orleans.

Arrived 15th, str Birmingham City, Baltl, more, Ac, for Kobe, Ac. Railed 14th, sir Emprnes of Asia (Br), jr. from Hong Kong for Vancouver. FOREIGN PORTS. 1 bi BALBOA, Jan str Steel Sclent- 1st (from New York, Ac), Kobe, tec.

1 15ARRANQUILLA, Jan str Tosto (Nor), New York. HATAVIA, Jan str Annlston City (from Baltimore, Ac), Samarang and Sour.tbaya. BURIN, NF. prior to Jan 8-Arrlved, Thorndyke (Br), Oporto. CALCUTTA, Jan str Steel In 1 vtntor, Vlr.agapatam and Madras (to loel for Barcelona, Valencia and New Orleans).

1 CAPE BACK. NF, Jan str Ca- 1 nadlan Signaller (Br), Swansea for Halifax. CRISTOBAL, Jan str Rfinta Ro- (from Vancouver, Ac), Liverpool, Ac. KROUIMALT, BC. Jan 13-Salled, etr C1 nnillnn Tiaveller (Br), Union Bay.

GIBRALTAR, Jan schr Elizabeth Moore (Br), St Johns. I GRAND HANK, NF. prior to Jan rived, eehrs Bohemia (Br), Boston: Winifred (Br). Santa Pola. HEARTS CONTENT.

NF, Jan ni etr Hoehelaga (Br), Wannia. HALIFAX, Jan strn Canadian Settlor (Br), Swansea; Manchester Merchant (nr), Newport Newe for Manchester; Mary Manson Gruener, Port Ilawkeshury; nl Marjorle Hennlgnr (Br), Rlverport; 15th Ltegar County (Nor), London and Havre; Nevis (Nor), Kingston, Ac. Arrived Itith, etrs Johann Ludvlg Mo- wlnekel (Nor), Newcastle for Baltimore (ane. proceeded); Tnmaqna (Br), Portland; Calabria (Br). New York for Glnsgow; eehr Marlon Conrad (Br), Barbados.

Railed 14th. strs Canadian Coaster (Br), xmrwautm, uunniuim i 15th, Metagama (Br), Liverpool. A 1IAVHE, Jan atr King ljr New York. 11 JAFFA, Jnn atr Orient, Smyrna KOBE. Jnn 12 (not atr Sue! Age, Tort Townacnd (to lead for 8 At- 1" luntlc port), JT LISnoN.

Jan atr Steel Englnew. Philadelphia (has heen reported aalled for New York). cc LIZARD, Jan atr Cragnesa (Br), Hull for New York. METAOHAN, prior to Jan aehr Therlault (Br), St John. NANOOSE, Jan atr Canadian (I Observer (Br), Union Bay.

NEWPORT, E. Jan ll-Sallcd, atr li Church (Br), Oran. ST JOHN. NB, Jan atra Ore; County (Br). London; 15th, noaworth 'Br) Antwerp; sehr Quaco Queen (Br).

New Yo.k ST JOHNS, NT. Jan etra Dietlan (Br), Fogo; 8tli, Bailey (Dr), Cadlr for Cnrboncnr (and railed Oth). Sailed 16th, etr Canadian Sapper (Br), Tl Halifax. In port 0th, sehra David Ritcey (Br). for Brazil; Humorist (Br), for Mediterranean.

BAC) FBANCTSCO, Jan 12-Salled, atr O.i- noeo, Buenofl Aires. SHANGHAI, Jan atr Wenatchvi 8' Manila. TORRE VIK.T.). Jan schr Olive Moore (Br), St Johns. TRINIDAD.

Jan atr Canadian Harvester (Ilr), Halifax via Barbados. TWILLING ATE, NF, prior to Jnn 11- I Sailed, sehra Cecil. Jr (Br), Gibraltar (fir I orders); Little Ptephnno (Br), do. tl UNION BAY, lie, Jan II Arrived, atr Ca- nadlnn Hover (Br), Ladvsmlth. VALENCIA, Jan str West ft( London.

VANCOCVEH, BC, Jan 15-Arrlved. a'r Tusenlooaa City, Seattle (loads for New York). AMERICAN PORTS. (By BOSTON, Jan otra Lax- Ington (Br), Liverpool; Maryland (Br), London; San Oregorln Tecomata; Snar (Nor). Hngua; l'rlnee Arthur (Ur), Yar- to 1 mouth; Norwalk, New York: aehr Freeman, Norfolk (In tomi tugs Lathcnte, Norfolk, with barge (left barges Whii haven and Daytonn at New York) Bess, do, fp towtng barge John Fnrsvth (left barge VI' 1 glnla Palmer at Newport) Roxer.

i I barge Harare A Allyn (li ft barge Ormond lr at Providence); Warrior. Gloucester, towing hargea Htroiiilaburg and Passaic (latter fron Salem), Sailed 17th. tugs Piedmont, New York. towing barges Noa 18, IP and 2.7; Pnldere Providence, to tow hargo Irwin; 1 At, well- floot, Full River. fr 18th, Tndlan, Philadelphia: HI- mock, New Vork; Knight Templar (Bit, 1 Yokohama, Kobe.

Shanghai unci 1'ftlny vh 'T I Norfolk: Tydiua inr). New York (at. 7 AMt cr i Jndden, Ne York i AMI: Edward Pein Sewnll" it Highland Light, II AM, 4 mlleg; thick and raining; rough Pr RAT-TIMORE, Md, lR-Arrlved. etra Bella, Port Maria; Orltanl (Br), Tort An- Modtg (Norl, Port Talbot; Charlie Braley, Tnrnplrn; Peepwntar, Providence dnl'ed 18th, "ntiehatta, Manchreter v'n Norfolk, Boeton and Halifax. Falla C.tv (Br), and Liverpoolt Steel Exporter, Hrin Pedro and ongetca; Artec (Nor), Tampion: Chertaey (Br), Alexandria, Neleon, Ma'nnxaa RRCNRWIOK.

On. atr Ln Fnnnln, New York. fit. hark Jchn (1 Meyer, Fcrnandlna, Fla. iTIAP.I.ESTON, SC, Jan 18-Arrlvnl, of Lnke strymon, Boe'on.

failed lath, atri fleorgeanra Wfeme. Oeorgetown mul Baltimore; Corcoran, Miami. Aftlgaa, Philadelphia. CAPE HENRY. Va.

IS. 7 AM-Paaard out, aim Jean, Baltimore for Nunvltna: Till- 1 I ton. do for NtV, 28-tnll -a; define fog FAIiL ItlVTCn, Jan 17-failed, tnga I Eureka. New York; Nat rngnnaett, do, wl'n barge Tipton Watuppa. tloaton.

flALVESTON, Tex. Ik -Arrived, alia Concho, New York; Mexlcnno, Tnmplco- Ma- Medlterraneo (flp), Barcelona: Argentina (Nori, Orlenne; Cllorln do Larrtnngn (Br). Newport Nona. Olga (Spt, Hftvorinih; Mat Blanco Barcelona; Whipple (Nit), Fronfern. 18th, aire Errol (Br), Port Littleton, Blydendyk (Hutch), Rotterdam; El Mundo, jr; New York; Kalomn (Br), Havre; Mattole, pp Port Paul II llarwood, New York, Snpttlpn, Tamplco.

Tl (l; KIT" CT. Jan 18? Soiled, atr 'it Tlago (Port), Panto Fe via Roaarln pt Jan ID-Arrived, tor. B. rmuda. Norfolk, wlili Imrre Roar -port, for L( Portxincuth (left barge 'intarlo at I JACKS' Fla.

Jnn 18-Arriva etri Frnnalxka (Oir), Il'mhurg via Bnvan- Hi THE NET WORLD' ih; Merrimack, Philadelphia via Sailed lhili. air Van, Miami; Persian, via Savannah. MANILA, Jan Ul-Salled, etr BlntanfJ nitch). San Francisco. MOBILE, Ala.

Jan 18-Arrtved, str Ban see. Tela; sclir Louise Beaut-hamp, Cuba, Sailed 18th, oasahaw, New Yorl ineta (Br), Gnenwh via Norfolk; ec.ir ewls Brothers l'ensacola and Valena. NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan 18-ArrIved, lexandrlan (Br), Kingston: Coahuliu ilex), Progreso; Eldorado, Vera Cruz: reeport No 0. Tamplco; Hahira, exlco: Kaslni Maru fjap), Norfolk; Kenkne llcad (Br), Belfast; Pearldon.

Saplnero, Beaumont; Saratnaccn, Por' i arrios; Times (Nor), Cape Oraclas; a irbon, Mata Kedonda; Voro (Hond). Ccloj. Sailed 18th, achr Chas A Dean, Boston. Hailed from Port Ead.e 18lh, strs Dakarlan 8 3r), Liverpool; Huguenot, Galveston ambl (Cuban), Matanzas; Lake Hector, ardenas, Cuba. NOBFOLK.

Va. Jan strs Wal- Noyes, Boston; Asche, Now York tow); 18th, VVesterwald (Uer). New Or- ans for Bremen; Le Coq (Br), Bilbao; rlstol. Now England. Balled 17th, strs Thyra (Sw), TIelslngfora: I eteor, Boston; Levnot (Br), St Andrews ay; Upland (Ger), European ports; Briton, ortland.

Sailed strs Bratlnnd (Nor), San Do- lingo City; Turkestan (Br). Queenstown; inancy, Boston; Newton. New England; ylayl, Portland; II Devereux, Boston. POUT ANGELES, Wash, Jan irk Thomas Emlgh, Oakland. POUT TOWNSEND.

Wash, Jan Ived, str Howlck Hall, Koba (for orders). 1 POKTLAN'D, Jan port, str Steol eafarer, for New York and Boston (loadig). Sailed 18th, strs West Keats, Yokohama; 1 erlden, San Francisco. POUT AUTHTTU. Tex.

Jan str amden, Tamplco. Arrived ISth, a'ru Irish, Philadelphia, 1 tgnnler, Galveston; Alabama, Tamplco- oulslana. do. Sailed 18th, strs "Moll ana" (Br), Sablno; Slav. West Indies; Samuel Fuller, amplro; Oulfqucen, Providence.

POUT TAMl'A. Fla, Jan 18-Arrlved, uba, Havana via iCey West: sehrs Dunham Hampton Roads; Henry Deerlng. aw Haven. PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan s-rs lanmoro CBrt, Leith and Difndae; Chtncxt rtnee (Br), New York; Andrea I- Luckenach, San Francisco, Ac; Choctaw, New ork; Oulfrnald, Port Arthur; O'Xoll.

exas City; navy sir Kawoar, Mobile: ship Bayo.nne, Now York; achr Josephine, Marc via Charleston (latter 17th). cleared ISth, str Harold Walker. Tamplco Sailed 18th, strs Everest (Br), Manranlllo; hlckshlnny, Copenhagen, via Boston: isbela, New Orleane; Nebraskan, New ork; Monglnevro (Ital), Galveston; 1:30 Quantlco, Boston and Norfolk. Passed down Marcus Hook 18. 3 PM, etr lty of St Joseph, for Genoa, Ac, via New ork.

Passed out Delaware Breakwater 17tn. PM, strs San Zeferlno (Br), Phlladelcla for Tamplco; 8 PM, Ensley City, d) ir Calcutta, Ac, via New Orleans: 18'n, 10 AM, Opelika, do for Bristol; Artngan cndl (Sp), do for Genoa. Passed out 18th, 12:30 AM, strs Isabels, htladelphla for New Orleans; 1:15 A.M, anchester Mariner (Br), do for Manchester a Baltimore, Ac; 8:20 AM. Granfos (N-ir), 1 for Guayaquil, Ac; 3 I'M, A Kent, do Pacific ports via Baltimore. Sailed 18th, 1:53 PM, tugs James Moally, towing barge Frank, 3 I'M lorm King, towing barges Druid H1U and rovldence.

In harbor 18th, 8 AM. tugs Resolute, arold, Jupiter and 20 lies: dense fog: smooth sea. PORTLAND, Me, Jan tug ermantown, towing barges Trotiton and i nnlngton (and left on return with bargeinga "and Belmont; calls at Boston fo.lrge Salem). PROVIDENCE, RI. Jan tuq ntnrlo, Boston (and for Norfolk with jrges Nahant, Luther Hooper and supposed uxton).

Sailed 17th, strs Kershaw, Norfolk; epe. do; Cralgrownle, do. SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan s'rs Rumania Maru (Jap), Kobe; Florence Lnckibaoh, New Orleans: West Catanaee, nv ork; Mississippi (Fr), Bordeaux.

Sailed 18th, str Cape Remain, New York. Arrived 18th, str Edgar Luckenbach, ork. SEATTLE, Wash, Jan at 'est Ivan, Vancouver. SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan strs inta Gertrudls (Br), New York; Naeoochee. oston.

Sailed 13th, str Noocalula. New Orleans. SEARSPOrtT. Me, Jan 18, 7 iq Perth Amhov, towlnq barge 705, Boston. 5 TACOMA, Wnsh, Jan Tie lyblua (Br), Vancouver; Manukal, Belling- TAMPA, Fla, Jan strs Fluor 1 par, Jacksonville; Panoll, Tamplco.

1 VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Jan ved, lug Western, towing barges Carolina ml Maryland, Norfolk for Boston. Passed 18th, strs Melrose, hound Engln, Mind E- tug Piedmont, towing 3 barges AM, NE, 25 miles; storming; NE. light. 3 AMERICAN PORTS.

TBy 1 ABERDEEN. Wash. Jan bark ilcla Havlglde, Seattle. ASTORIA, Jan str La i iruslma, San Pedro. (' Sailed '8th.

Hannaw), Kobe. ASSATEAGUE, Jan 10? In port, tug Brls- 1, with barges Cardenas, Newport News Fall River, and Whitehead, Lamberts nlnt for do. I EL-REKA, Cal. Jan 13-Arrived, str Trl- dor (Nor). San Francisco.

GALVF.STrtN, Tex. Jan str ount Evans, Liverpool and Manchester. Sailed 13th, etr Septlma (Ger), Ehsjerg. HONnLI7I.IT, Jan str Cassis Ir), New Orleans for Shanghai (and proeded same day). Sailed 12th, strs Wm Herrln, Monterey, anoa, Kahtilnl.

2 LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan s'r eel Worker, San Francisco for Liverpool, Sailed 13'h, str Ffoel Ranger, New York, oston and Philadelphia. I PROVIDENCE, RI, Jan st woma (Br), Hamburg. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Manila via Mtlke and Honolulu. SAN PEDRO, al, jHn str i Rlla, Aberdeen; lltli, ltala California for).

San Francisco. SABINE, Tex, Jan str Fara- lav. Chester. 8 TACOMA. Wash, str Etna li aru (Jnp), Harbor.

Navy Orders a aerial Utepatrh to Nrw Yosk Hbsai.d. New York Ttrmlil Itnrrnu, Washington, D. Jan. 18. Tills naval order was made public: r.leut.-Commander Hubert (letiwood, to ecutlvo offlcor and navigator U.

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HALMDAY APPOISTED Word was received In Ttrooklyn yes- rday that. rtov. Dr. Krncst M. HallU iv, pastor of the Ocean Avenue Con'egatlonat Church, had been made ncral secretary of the Congregational hurch.

The appointment was made at le midwinter conference In Chicago. PI.ATINirM Ol'TPIT (iAIXS, The preliminary report of the South rnerlcan Oold and Platinum Company ir 1 shows produetlon of 14,053 tnces of platinum and of gold om two dredges operating at 75 per nt. of eapnetty. In contrast to R.9R7 platinum and 1,520 of gold In 1920, one dredge In operation. The cominy estimates produetlon In 1922, with third dredge In operation, at 35,000 platinum and 10,000 gold.

METALS. A Fid. Bill. Allied ad, apot, N.Y. 4.70 4.10 4 I ad, Fob 4 70 I AO 4.70 -l Ml lino apot.

4.0" 4.7" 4.77! I -Ime Fob. 1.05 4.30 4.00 I umlniMii 17.50 10.50 17 0 I lllmony 4.00 4.75 4.50 4 7 er. apot. 13.M 1.4.25 13.07H 00. 13.25 1S.87& 13.25 la.OTW (f Iron, No.

1 22.00 23.00 22.50 23.00 Iruii, No. 2 all Iron 22.00 22.50 23.00 22,50 1 Iron. No. 3 l.laln alllmn. 21.50 22.00 21.50 22,00 as, Iron.

Pitta 20.no 20.00 T'ltta 20.00 211 00 tlokatlvrr (151.00 atlnurn, aoft tin5.no milium, Ir atlnlim I.ONHON. aru tlio rloag niotal 5 a. d. Phanp-aa. ippcr, 01 10 0 off 12a Oil ipl-rr.

00 7 0 off loo. eppprr, apot 72 0 off 10a I pp. copper, 73 0 0 off 150 350 103 17 0 up 15 0 up 15a 105 17 11 up 10a Of I 430 lona. ltd, 2.4 2 0 -ad. futuroal 23 2 e-ller, 211 7 0 up I icltcr, futures 20 13 0 up 5i YORK HERALD, THT BUSINESSNOTES AND TRADE NEWS Furs Valued at $3,000,000 Will Be Auctioned Here on February 6.

Ha Announcement made yesterday by the "lew York Auction Company placed the ralue of furs to be offered at its auction I tale beginning on February 6 at 100. Earlier predictions made in the rade were that only $2,000,000 worth of 1 'urs would be offered. The merchandise 1 I be sold consists of black bear furs, 1 leaver, mink, monkey, ermine, blue fox, nole, muskrat, opossum, kangaroo, loop- ird, rabbit, raccoon, seal, skunk and lundrles. Uri More Soles of Blankets, Good sales of blankets are reported the American Woolen Company, fol- owing last week's announcement of its lew prices. Although the company is a smnll factor in the blan- a cet trade, other houses In its line ex- VI tressed astonishment at the low prices 1 mund.

The said that prices bowed a 60 per cent, rise during the ast ninety days. A "1 or1 London, Jan. to-day's wool ro uctlnn sales 12,747 bales were offered. was a full attendanen of buyers "2JJ nd competition again was animated for l11 classes of wool at recent rates. A p.ti air amount of greasy merinos was l1 a ken for America.

OILS. RR Refined petroleum was unchanged Prices nllcw: Standard white. New York export ibis 7e. In bulk; 14o. In and 17'ic.

rases. Water white. Sc. In hulk; 18c. In r1' arrdi and In rases.

Motor gn olln- aragos, arte, steel barrels. LlMeed Itrlctly pure, gallons of 7H lhs. In dr. Calcutta oil, Bde. OIL CTTY.

Jan. balances. RR uns, 4S.004; average, 47,204. shipments, 41; average, 44,408. RO SUGAR.

nj si Prrv. Open. High. Low. Close, close.

SO anuary ....2,18 2.18 2.10 2.11 2.IB larch 2.21 2 2'. 2.21 2 24 2 2'. CT' InV 2.4.1 2 47 2. 11 2.48 2 4'! PV uly 2.84 2 08 2.nt 2T.8 2 rt7 r. cptrmber ..2.70 2.80 2.70 2.78 2.81 ft' COTTONSEED OIL.

Fv S17 Prev. Open. High. Low. Close, close.

snttary 8.88 8 so s.88-no s.48 larch N.70 8.78 8.70 8.78 70 iprll 81 BI B.M? art-ltd B.7H tnv 8 07 BOO 8 Ofl Bft-'t 00 0'1 uly 0.24 0 0.21 ".24.78 0 17 ugust 0.18 lir, 0.32 0.80 40 0 211 Business Troubles HI Mill I III I IN nANKItt PTCY. Mj In bankruptcy filed yeetrrday In United DlolHisI Court were: iMHCO Mlr.Ijfl EPSTEIN MANTTAC- TM TUniNll AND CONVRRTTNO COMPANY, Karl Kpateln, cotton and eommlaalon merchant, 401 hy Clna R. who Clin P. Powell, 11.000. and Uura Allen R.

M-mhard, attorney for Jud I Lawrence Drornton, receiver; tofftd, $10,000. Eetlmatod llalillltlea, aaects, Mi IATIONAT, BINDING MACHINE COM- I ANY, 200 atreet-Involuntary by TA Arthur E. Hideout, who Malcolm McCnull. and alia Pierce, $4,000. Eatlmated MF 000: $110,000 i.nct Blurnen- thai, attorney for "Volcott II.

T'ltkln, receiver; hond, ON PIFinCB women'? 102 MTent rifty-aaventh tw Hrcv i rp Itlea, Ino which $20; ft. and Amelia Halve. $.100. Kdward I'etlanr, at'orney for IBKMAN I.ttWANl leather IW I'A Weit Twenty-fourth by rr jffered for the all wool variety, and came to the fore with a will and largo orders for Immediate and 'uture deliveries. Prices as announced Smith, IIoKff Co.

on Tuesday wero tvlnrl In trnrlo nd flrenerallv to earlier predictions. i is. Effect of Strike on Braids. The settlement of the strike in the sloak and suit industries has had little jo iffect on business transacted by manu- '1 'acturers of higher priced braids, which j1 said to be due to the fact that ho manufacturer of such braids Is ittle disturbed by circumstances that Pi' generally play havoc with other factors. Huyers from the far West are said to lave placed very satisfactory orders in he last few days, but little future buy- ng is apparent among Eastern buyers.

Proximity to the market is said to be ho probable cause for their limited buyng, whereas Western men have to an- icipate their wants three or four months da; ihead. New prices announced for iprlng trade are generally higher. ATI Fibre Mill Operators Cheerfnl. A note of encouragement for spring justness is sounded by fibre mill operaors. Capacity production is reported in nost Instances, and it is pointed out Ap hat that situation Is in direct contrast nn vlth that prevailing last year, when nllls were operating at half time.

Re- j.1A tewed building operations are said to the principal cause for the present pr ictivlty, whic.i has resulted in a de- nand for new floor coverings. Consld- Bh ruble trouble Is being experienced by he mills in buying 'better grades of ute, which haj caused higher prices for cil grades of rugs and carpets. tr Cn Gray Goods Unlet. Inactivity again prevailed in the local fray goods market yesterday and prices vere practically unchanged. A fair imount of business was reported as DF lone in 32 inch 64-60s printcloths at I Vi cents, but otherwise trading was legligble.

A fair number of inquiries vere made on sheetings, but no business Fii any importance was transacted. The ipeeiallty lines were without feature. rhe burlap market had another dull day, vith prices somewhat easier. Business GO spots of 8 ounce and ounce foods at prices of 3.95-4.00 and 4.90-4.95 enfs repectively, was reported. Cables 'rom Calcutta reported goods for Febru- 'c iry shipments at 4.05 and 5.05 cents.

GA HEXICAN AG I.E PROFITS GAIN. The report of the Mexican Eagle Oil ITJ1 ompany for the year ended June 30. 921, shows trading profits of ha omparcd with $38,630,000 in the preeed- ng year. Net profits were $31,009,474, h. ncluding $1,609,064 interest, and after lopreciation charges compared with 27,329,008 in the previous year.

After TA layment of 30 per cent. In dividends on he ordinary stock and the transfer of 15,000.000 to a general reserve account a of $686,090 was carried to account. KI, WOOL. tl Portland, Jan. sale of ,000,000 pounds of wool here has Just pp consummated, Boston firms taking nost of the offerings.

A lot of 1,000,000 IJ1 lOunds was disposed of by agents of Jnited State Senator Robert N. Stan- ifp, leld. The price was TO to 80 cents a coured pound. The other 1,000,000 Mr iounds was owned by a pool of Idaho rool groWers and was sold at auction at irices 21 Vj to 30A1 cents trrnnan JRSDAY, JANUARY Ileliolai Stember. who claims SI44; Anna ntner, $17.3.

and Claire Haber. $250. braham B. Albert, attorney for petlloni rs, ilLDS A JOSEPH. Harris R.

and lufe-o a. Joseph, 00 Wall National Park Panic, which claims American Exchange Bank, $100,00, and Bank of British West fYfrlca, Ltd 38,000. Rosenberg A Ball, attorneys foi etltioriers. II VERSA MERCHANDISE COMPANY, acob Friedman, by Ida 14. Zolotln, who claims $78, Louis Morrison, $3,037.

Jacob Holtzuans and Archibald Palmer, attorneys for letltlonera. RECEIVEItS IN BANKRUPTCY. tecelvers In bankruptcy appointed yestery in the United States District Court re: iGELO GINSTI, Weiss ChiK. receiver; bond CHAEL KRIEri. 8d7 Eighth Emil, receiver; bond, $1,250.

1RGAIN DRY GOODS COMPANY. Port theater. N. Zuckert, receiver; loud, $1,300 BERTRAM NEU8CHAEFER. 23 Duane Maurice Zuckert, reviver; bond.

Petition filed ir Irooklyn. Estimated liabilities, $3,800, issets, $.3,000. VX E. E8TRIN, Poughkeepsle. N.

Y.foseph Morcliausor, receiver; bond, 40,000. SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY. Ichedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday in ilted States District Court were: )OLPH KLEIN, women's wear, HI First ivcnue and 205 Grand assets. $4,000, stock in trade. Creditors include Robert Rein $080; loyal Silk Underwear Mfg.

Company, $044; "iirter Underwear, $.325. IE. RANFELD, Annie A. Ranfeld, dresses, Wist 113th $313, of which $270 is stock and 130 fixtures. CTpRJA UNDERQARMENT COMPANY, women's apparel, 114 West street and lJutler, N.

assets. $41,034. of which $28,357 stock, $4,720 machinery, fixtures, 7,877 debts due on accounts arid $87 money ri bank. Creditors Include Fifth National tank, Lawrence A W. I Chillis A John Hood A A AC P.

MOSS, men's hats, 00 First avenue -Liabilities, assets, $11,000, unlhiul laieu claims against rive lire iiisumuwc ompnules. Creditors Include Harry Moss, 8. Gladstone Son, $070; Ellas SEPH LEV INK, women's wear; 14 East hlrty-second $13,486: isfpts, $1,500, stock and fixtures. Creditors nelude Ilaefel Conn, Trenton, N. Samuel Elarnian Fabrics, $824; Louis Lelfer, $640.

1TMROSE SWEATER MILLS 3." Inlon assets 36,390, of which $13,606 Is stock. $2,683 Ixtures, $13,730 debts duo on accounts $1,368 cash on hand. Creditors Include Ilty National Hank, Olovcrsville, N. 10.000; William Ollnsky, Samuel tosln, $2,300. JUDGMENTS FILED.

'he following Judgments were filed yesterr, the first name being that of the debtor: MANHATTAN. 1CHIBALP EXPORT rocker McEhealn Co $1,590.43 I ERIC AN SILK YARN INC. -A. Schaetzle Silk Dyeing Fln hlng Inc 113.13 Davis 200.93 LINGTON COAL DedIck 33,127.56 ERRACH. Rerman 1,115.71 ECKWOLDT.

E. Hartell 488.31 RBTCHEN, Dellglanto 304.2C RNHARDT, O. Kauflnn Motor Car Corp 1,247.23 8HWICK METAL CEILING Herr 1.870.21 UMENFELP, Rubin, and Morris Marcus 406.21 OWN. Geo. C.

nnd Mary-F. R. lall 584.26 rY oF N. Contractlg Co 252.46 rY OF N. Motor rucking Co 2,805.76 George, and New Amsternm Casualty 2,500.96 TINFELD, Charles, nnd Nathan Vessner (Tkinrton Fur 'rledman et al 2,000.62 FAZIO, 271.41 FM AN, Ruben nnd Ivishel et al BM4I Plan r.

214.26 411ER. J. Simon 1,096.61 Samuel or Krleger 1,577.66 NTER, Payne 230.34 AF REJALL. chwamin 210.86 ELET, Supply A Dnstrnrtlorl Co 7,434.34 Concrete Steel Frame 7,119.31 F.ENFELP. Kmll, and Rudolph Vilo (High Quality Pastry Bakery) -O.

Cane et al 231.46 VEY, Wm. Woolen 7.R98.24 ASSER, Jacob, and Leo Scharf et al 2,017.56 IRllMAN, Irving and Joacph et al. 200.06 RRIOAN, J. Colelan 222.23 It. ARMTTSKEN, Commerce Corp 9.214.61 iRTTI, Oeorge, and Fidelity A asualty Co.

of N. People. Ac. MES C. OI8MOND A INC.

Knntith, Narhnd A Kuhne 5,257.21 ropS. Susshnlz 341 13. MENSKY, 342.15 IETZER. Stcln 612.23 METZ. Horowitz 225.63 RVFEI.Ii Radack NMt Kadans 687 66 iHN.

Harry Burger 1,488.11 BR, lean News rv 426.25 rCHT. Antonio, and N. I A. Sylveater 2.238.98 T1RF, AND RURBBR A T.alltrnp. Jr PPHITB.

Friedman PARPRRA, Itrnaflua. and Nameal Huratr People, Ac roo.oa '1'1K SCHWARTZ A M. lPwney 828.83 IRRI80N, Ferdinand tilnlan Co ICK. Ftirrne? S. J.

Srhloas PTTN. Ac William Partliliro A Pone Tne iPTITOT.P A COR'OP Flevator 824 70 Wiener 2.007 On 7.CM. faek 881.111 1'R Clyde and M. Crelphton SVRR, t'avld .720 0.7 RTRR. Flnley n.

A Co 8.72.28 ntlARPPON. Thomaa R. (R. lletiardeon Co.le and Harold Reaent et al 778.70 riC.RnS, Martha Inc 1,118.00 Rmplre Co. et 1,122.80 IT Pttke J.

788.82 iWXSON, Oertruda C. 844.70 porr 278.41 RFNT1RRO, TlothuMn 1 m.irr HTFR. 801.30 vat. rfat. rrtomvTs connnATTOV-W 388.20 ini'VT ttaffrt RRRA CHANT.

TroMnn Tno 1,027.18 TF, nnymond O. TTtimOhIni 320.48 ItnOAP PTCRFR, Hotlnr Trio 307.70 t'TPKY, ft "brn 314.41 ONFTOFR. Rnmunt ct 'oo Mow TnrV 217 81. TVniumto 213 72 IT Broadway Cnr-rnMnn 211.17 Morrln P. TTillrrn Tor 114.21 Mow'a 101.1" itovtoaJ.

Thomni TT. ''fin 11111 cr.rp Miliar 17? 'PTRV. WllllAm 2J.233.78 PC. A Si-po nnd nmM (A. Rnpn ft "1 242 00 ro'Toq try.

Tor 1,411.34 or ft to 2127" Biwii" 733.40 TOT ivripn rnoniv-TR co, 1,010 72 oi i Antonio Albion a Ton 711 On F30MV, A Moody. 823.37 TT1F T-rNnrnn, KatianoItr W.173.IW ITT.PTRTN. Pamnnl and William W. M. flitter Flooring Oorporaon 23.1.73 pir.n woon Davis 1.010 72 MTIRHKD he first name Is that of the debtor, the ond that of th? creditor and date when jpnent wan MANHATTAN.

rU.RB. JlanJamln anntnrtom, April 7. 1021.. 11,001.00 AFFEB, and National nretv Jto. i Nov.

20. Vvacated) 1.000.00 John, and National sept, oo, 1021 nested) 0,000.00 f'on. and Michael MorMs? erne; o. 10JI (vn-ated) W0.00 innn, isoari r. it.

urm it si; 3d. 1017 220.0.1 THE BRONX. NZEfl, Joseph P. Jerolo- ian; April 11. 1221..............

fMM.13 19, 1922. News TALL BUILDING FOR BROADWAY CORNER Hoe Estate Parcel at 37th St. Is Leased to Harry Fischel for Costly Improvement, The southeast corner of Broadway nnrl a number of other sites along Broadway In the same rone, has lagged behind the adjoining seotlons of the Oreat White Way In modern development, has finally been leased by the estate of Robert Hoe to Harry Fischel, who announced that he Intends to put up a sixteen story ofllce and showroom building to harmonise In architectural appearance with the new bank home, which Is to be erected on the Broadway plot joining on the south the Greenwich Savings Bank. The bank, by the way, will make the building and permanent loan on Mr. Flschel's building tion, which, it is expected, will cost i $1,500,000.

The site contains about 14,000 square feet, and Is one of the principal holdings of the Hoe estate. The building i operation will not include the small buildings on Sixth avenue. This parcel, however, Is under negotiation for a leasing deal on similar building dltlons. The Hoe estate will receive a i net Income of about per cent, on the assessed value of the property. The lease being for twenty-one years, with two renewal privileges.

It Is rumored several months ago that Mr. Fischel had leased the Broadway parcels, but the report was denied, i Frederick Fox Co. were the brokers in the deal. Joseph Ravltch, who has been connected with Mr. Fischel In some of his other Broadway building deals, will erect the building from plans i by Sommerfeld Steckler, who designed the Textile Building on Fifth I avenue, between Thirtieth and Thlrty'; first streets.

The Greenwich Savings Bank site adjoining was purchased last spring by the bank from the Van ingen estate. Day on Barclay Street. Robert R. Rainey, sold for the I estate of Mary R. Callender the two four story buildings at 103 and 105 Bar' clay street, 52.3x100, to Seaman Llchten, stein who have occupied the buildings for nearly half a century und I now own 105 and 107 Barclay street, which they also occupy and which the same broker sold to them In 1920.

Bny on Avenue. The Hydro-Bar Waterproofing ComI pany, which occupies 356 First avenue, southeast corner of Twenty-first Htreet, I a three story building with stores, has 1 purchased that property, together with the adjoining four story store building at 404 East Twenty-first street. Henry Norman was the seller of the property, which fronts 23 feet on the avenue and 96 feet on the street. Hotel Wlnton in Hands. The Hotel Wlnton, four story building, on plot 75.8x39.9, at the southeast corner of Park avenue and 110th street, has been sold by Meyer i 1 Wcinsteln to John E.

Souers. Plan Kon-llooHkreptng; Pint. Plans -were tiled yesterday for a fifteen story non-housekeeping apartment house, 61x100, at 164 to 168 West Seventy-fifth street for James B. Booth, head of the 166 West Seventy-fifth Street Corporation. The property is separated from the corner of Amsterdam avenue by a five story flat R.

T. Lyons, archli tect, estimates the cost at $500,000. The site was purchased last September from the Barney Estate Company. $200,000 Flat for the Heights. Charles Llppman's Fay Realty Company, which recently purchased the plot, 100x185, on the south side of 165th street, 100 feet west of Broadway, through L.

J. Phillips Is having plans prepared by Oronenberg A Lcuch, tag, architects, for the erection of a five and one-half story apartment, estimated to cost $200,000. RECORDS SHOW MANY PARCELS TRANSFERRED The 334 West Seventieth Street Corporation sold to Donald S. Walker two two atory garages, 41x100, at 332 and 334 West Seventieth street. Morris Freundlleh bought a six story building with stores.

82.6x98.9x Irregular, at 142 and 144 West Twenty-ninth street. Adam Happel Sold to fltefanle Fulop a four story store tenement, 2ux80, at 1567 Second avenue, north of Eightyfirst street. Hose Greene sold to Philip Karmel a five story tenement, 17x98.9, at 441 West Thirty-fifth street. Charles H. Jacob E.

Herman sold to Nathan Horn two four story store tenements, 32x100, at 63 and 65 Avenue A. Joseph RufTlno sold to Abrnhsm Slutxk a five story tenement, 27x100.11, at 245 East 123d street. Klahr Itealty Corporation, represented by Abraham J. Haprln, purchased two five story fiats with stores, 50x100, at 1466 and 1468 Fifth avenue. James J.

Fltspatrlok sold to Onstanrn Cntnlnno a three story house, 12.6x50.6, ir.O F.nftt 12 2r1 Rmma Hnrkler sold to Annlobetl Walton a four story flat, at 153 Wert 119th street, Theron 1a Carman sold to T. Martin a four utory flat, 15 at 139 West 136th IMwanl Fltspalrlck to Peter Teufcl for 121,000 the four story store tenement, 19.11*93.1* Irregular, nt Spring atrcet, the southeast corner of Thompson Btreet, Abraham Wolharat sold to the Ludlow Street Corfxiratlon, represented by Ahrnham P. Wllkee. attorney, a atory store tenement. nt 194 Mndlson afreet.

Rawson Pnderhllt sold to Ann K. McCarthy for 133,500 a Ave story flat, It. at 108 Enat 123.1 street Company sold to John J. Sheehy a Ave story store tenement, 27.0*90.11, nt 204 K.ast 120th aires'. Adolph Schrelher sold to Samuel Kllen 4 four story dwelllnsr, nt 235 Aonnx avenue, south of 122.1 street.

IiSwla S. sold to Annette Nlirra a three gtnry at 185 West Elyhty-flrat street. ai.i.iwen realty reports. The Alllnnee Realty Company reports I for 1921 a surplus, after all rhnrRo an trxes. of $20.1,710.

or share earned on Its capital stock. Its sr. wns $232,386 and Its expenses end taxes $29,178. lie Real Est; BUY ABUTTING FLA TO I MAKE FLORAL GARDEN Inventors Will Enhance Value of Rear Suites. 1 Alexander J.

and Felix G. Gross are the buyers of the nine story apartment 1 I houso at 106 East Eighty-fifth street, adjoining the residence of Edward R. Stettlnlus at tho corner of Park avenue, which was sold on January 6 through George Nelman. The buyers, who built and now own the nine story apartment house abutting at 103 East Eighty-l'ourth street, will remove the fence which exists between the prop- ertles and will convert the thirty feet of land between the houses into a fY.rtnnl mwli.i, nlt-V. manner the rear apartments in both houses will bo made more attractive, The combined properties will be placed under the management of Mr.

Neiman. PROMINENT FOLK JOIN ARMY OF HOME OWNERS In List Are M. Wilks and Mrs. August Belmont, Jr. Matthew Wllks, son-in-law of the late Hetty Green, has purchased through Horace S.

Ely Co. the dwelling of the late Leon M. Hlrsch at 8 West Eighty-second street, abutting Mr. Wllks's residence at 7 West Eightyfirst street, facing the Museum of Natural History. Five years ngo he acquired the residence at 10 West Eightysecond street.

Mrs. August Belmont, has boucht for her residence tho five story house, with 33 foot frontage, at 30 East Seventy-fifth street, valued at $70,000. It was sold by the Brown, W'heelock Company for Helen P. Brown. James H.

Crulkshank purchased from the 434 West Forty-ninth street Corporation 124 EnVt Thirty-first street, a three story dwelling. 22x100, held at $35,000. Butler Baldwin were tho brokers. Joseph Nasanowitx resold for Abraham Brodsky to Samuel Hadler 45G 1 West 152d street, a four story dwelling, 16.10x100. James H.

Crulkshank resold to the Dickie Terry Realty, 191 Edge1 combe avenue, a three story dwelling, 17x100, and held at $16,000. J. Douglas Wctmore, attorney, represented the I purchaser. Pepe Brothers have resold for Samuel Mitchell to a client 58 Downing street, i i a three story dwelling, 20x60. The purchaser will occupy.

I APARTMENTISLEASED ON ROCKEFELLER BLOCK Dwellings Also Figure in Hunt for Living Space. Wm. A. White Sons have leased for i William'Rockefeller to Lillian A. Morse the four story floor, rear apartment, in 7 East Fifty-fourth street.

The same brokers leased for Edna B. Lewis to tho Rev. Clement E. B. Wood an part- I ment In 44 West Forty-seventh street.

Royal Scott Gulden leased the four story residence at 58 West Fifty-third i street. for Dr. George F. Laid- law to Philip Blass for twenty-one I years. The tenant will alter the prop erty Into ton small apartments of two I i rooms and bath each.

Douglas L. Elliman Co. leased a three story house at 181 East Eightieth street, between Lexington and Third I avenues, for Frederick C. Horner, fur- I nlshed, to Miss Fran.esca Gilder, whose duplex apartment at 24 (Iramcrcy Park i was recently lensed through the same brokers to Raymond P. Holden.

1 Miss C. H. Thomas leased for the season the seven room npartment of K. E. Bunnell at 178 East Seventieth street to Robert Tinsman of Hunting- i ton, L.

I. Mr. Tinsman Is president of the Federal Advertising Agency. BROKERS REPORT GOOD BUSINESS DURING 1921 Following the annual meeting of the stockholders of Cushman Wakefield, 1 announcement was made yesterday that in spite of adverse general busl- I 1 ness conditions this realty organization 1 has experienced a prosperous year. Its net earnings for 1921 having shown an 1 Increase of 138 per cent, over the corporation's net profits of 1920.

Since its inc. ptlon four years ago the corporation has developed increased earnings, averaging more than 100 per cent, in- crease each year. On account of the Increase in volume and expansion of its business it was decided to separate the office of secretary and treasurer. Consequently lam J. Demurest, for several years a director, was elected secretary of the 1 corporation and Cyril F.

Taylor was re- i I elected treasurer. J. Clydesdale Cush- man was reelecte.d president and Regl- nabl W. Murray vice-president. The following directors were re- i elected far another year to succeed themselves: O.

Maurice Heckacher, 1 Charles 11. Jaqua, J. Clydesdale Cush- man, Reginald W. Murray, William J. Demorest and Cyril F.

Taylor. The annual dinner of the officers, brokerage staff and employees of the corporation was held last night at the New York Athletic Club. PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL. Reports on the results of the member- snip now minci win unat a meeting of the Harlem Property i Owners Association thin evening in 67 1 West 115th street. The Realty Company la the buyer of 2064 Vyse sold recently.

Rrooks ft Mn'mand have II Ofej nn the National Theater, ut 110 to 216 Forty-first street. Uedda Asplund anil Edith Hawkins I are the buyers of 320 West Ninety-first street; Solomon J. Vfoweety of 264 Rrnome street, the New York Kdlson Company of 207. and 207 Klghtvrourth street; 1'eter (1. of 115 Avenne th" Ijtieondnlo Realty pora Ion or Manhattan avenue; the i Halter Realties of 457 West 164th street the Ster Realty Corporation or 526 and 52s lllch'h avenue, and Fred of 164 East i 121st street, all sol J.

recently. The Realty Corporation has ohtalned from the Metropolitan lnsuranee Company a building loan of on the plot, I the west Side of Sherman avenue, 75 feet north of MeClellan street, whrrt three five, story apartments are to be erected. i The M. V. and H.

Realtv Corporation 'has procured from the Title fluaranty 1 and Trust Company Inteiests a bullillYig loan of J102.000 on the property, 125v 200, on the west a'de of Cost' street, feet north of Spofford avenue. Ruff ft Conge-, have been np pointed managing agents of the following ST. s. 7 and 0 Hast Eighty-seventh strent 1291 Iiexlnirtoa avenue, southeast corner of Eighty seventh street, 1 256 Third avenue, 2 East irlith Ctrl .1 ill tret ana 32 4 East Highly-fourth street. Qulnlan ft ledum! t'l? a fb?" mortgage loan of IlKK.lHH) the six I story apartment building.

lPOxtoo. at I and Amsterdam avenue, north- I west corner of 104th street. Edwards, Dpwdney ft- ltiehart have ncu tinted the follow nit first mortgages: Thirty-five thousand lowers on 1.13 a Seventy-first street. on West i 116th street and 1325.000 on 00b West 176th street. j-1 21 ite World LOUIS KRAMER BUYS BIG WEST SIDE FLAT Gets tho Vancouver on 94th Near the Drive; Other Apartment Deals.

Sharp Co. aold for the Loft Realtv -ompanv to Louis Krnraer, formerl1' Gilbert Kramer, the Vancouver, tt iix story elevator apartment house at 14 West XInoty-fourth street, on a plot lixlOO. near Riverside Drive. It wa? at and returns in tua! rental of $33,000. This is the flrr' tale of the property since the sellers it fifteen years ago from Its tullder, Jacob Axelrod.

It contains ac ommodations for twenty-four families. ween Mr. Kramor purcnasea ire'ourteen story apartment hotel at 36 ind 21 Wost Sixty-ninth street, and the biff apartments at 22f Vest 105th street and 606 West 113tli itroet, all through the same brokers, vho will act aa agents for the houaem. )ther Mnltlfnmlly Property Denis. Joseph A.

Blackner and Carl Ooldner iold for the Rapnow Realty Company 0 Joseph Shcnk the fix story elevatoi ipartment house, 340x100. at 3117 to 213" Broadway, south of 123th street, and cnown as Falrview Court. The prop rty rents for $60,000 annually and wa at $323,000. Isaac Lotvenfeld and William turchascd from the National Butchers ind Drovers Bank 21 and 23 First avetue. between First and Second 1 seven story tenement, with three itores, 37x100.

with an L. It hlrty-nlne familiec and was held at 100.000. Isaac Goldberff was the broker. mortgage for $75,000 has been ar anffed. Solomon Ranch, who purchased 70 and 72 Fast 116th street, has jought from Morris Levin the adjoin nff five story tenement, 20x67x lrrefft.

ar, at 74 Fast 316th street. Tho firs tamed parcels measure 50x76. P. M. Clear fr Co.

sold the five story onement at 1548 Madison avenue for Iurrls Brown to Henry Dobry, held it $30,000. Nolos Realty Corporation sold to Hnrnnn Heidenrelch three five story flats. at 132 to 136 West lxth street. BUSINESS LEASES ARE HEAVY AND SCATTERED Hat Makers Take Floor or Fifth Avenue. The John B.

Stetson Company, nakers of Stetson hata, lias leased a arffe suite of offices on the second floor the Columbia Trust Company Buildng. northw est corner of Fifth avenue ind Thirty-fourth street, from Max Vatanson for a term of years at an iggreivate rental of $100,000. William White Sons were the brokers. Fnnls Sinnott purchased from Percy Hutchison a fifty-one year lease on he four story business building, 25x38.0 i' 216 West Forty-second street, adjoining the New Amsterdam Theater. John A.

Oshorn was the broker. William S. Constant Company, wltl Charles B. Van Valen, rented half a floor in 110 William street to Cornwall Stevens, Insurance brokers. William A.

White Sons leased for Cariand Realty Company lofts In 30 West Fourth street to the Asoo Cat Company and Samuel Brown, for Charles F. Moellch to Electric Supply Company second loft In 363 Canal itreet and to John O. Powers Company of the fourth floor In 60 East Forty-second street. The Frank I. Fisher Company was associate broker the last deal.

The Dominion Asbestos and Rubbe; Company of 67 Murray street leaaeC in the Fifty-seventh street section on-the seventh floor ii 1780 Broadway through Cross Browr Company. Charles F. Noyea Company leased for r. I.asky A Sons Realty Company (A I. LnndJey resident dlreetor) the tentl 'loor In 4 76 Broadway to General Footsear Company, offices In thi Beaver Building.

82 to 92 Beaver street, 'or Munson Steamship Line to George Tuststhopoulo and space In 9 Desbrors'-s itreet for Samuel Sherman to tlnurlco Alsen and A. J. Hammeralough. AT. Ac Li.

Hni, have leaaed in 21 East Twenty-second street the floor to L. A E. Kevy, apace on the welfth floor to Silk I'nderwecCompany and on the seventh floor lobel Brothers. ft Co. leased In 215 rwenty-ninth street the second floor Watenmaker A Stein the thlr loor to Jlelt A Welaenthal, the fourt! 'loor to Hnrtman ft Hraunsteln, il.Tth floor to Adolph Heymnn A flor.

ind the seventh floor to Jaffe A Wallace rhe concerns are manufacturing fur iers. Wright Pa relay. Tnc? leased the flroft In 20 West Thirty-first street tr -essncr Prothera A Welshman, furrierind. with Hoy Rherlck, the third loft lr ill Fourth avenue to Stern, Well a tfenas. silk merchants.

M. clear A Co. leased for Phlllr 'Iff store and basement in 230 Wee rwenty-nlntli street to I-eon Markus he first loft to Fitter A Kalmut, drear nanufacttircrs. Albert fit Ashforth, leased 3 and Nineteenth street to detropolltan Hair floods Company. In? Daniel Plrdsall A rente tore and basement In 111 Spring strce' Max loft In 147 Schellenberg A Alexander and loft It Spring street to Price A Oenauer.

Henry Shapiro A Co. lonsod for the fcinmel Holding Corporation to Floyf Irnnt ft Co. a 60 foot store at the northiest corner of Eighth nvenuo nnd Fifty street. Charles Ftncus was lated broker. 'or Other Kent Batata tw Tl INSTRUCTION.

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