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New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says:

The iron market has shown signs Of
tess;ation in the last week, which, In con-
lsstion with III. the gnsettling of security
Ta,Des. nave put opnmistic sentiment to
;is.s for the second half Of the wear has
besn checked, and number Of consumers
q pig iron VINO were expected to buy soon
IN srch deliveries appear TO have retired
Eowever. there has been some large
tgying. including considerable tonnages
vest and basic iron from Eastern, South
cr and Central Western furnaces. One
rznsaction at Pittsburg involved 1000
Y 3a5sc 2a5s ir9 6nfs feiKeries i | at he rate
June, and 5000 tons q month in July,
.ugust and september The price on the
scond quarter deliveries was SIS % at
Hley furnace and for third quarter de-
lTs-.es sl6 IS al valley furnace.
The pig iron market is easier and in
szs cases the prices heretofore named
II re first half Of the year are now made
e. third quarter deliveries The sales of
naleaole Bessenner include one Of 10000
ms by northern Ohio interest and an
ot1sT OF eco tons. for delivery at Erie.
Penn The inquiry from important MALE
sble interests in the East has not yet re-
sSaiea n business, Lake Superior ore
q merchant ores. Besserner grades being
rract-cally all taken. while non -Ressemers
have been heavily bought.
The Iron Trade Review says:
Business IN the iron world has been con-
ielalng not only with the angry elements
q nature but also with the fears Of men,
snI while C-minutiOn OF buying is no.
toeaSle II some lines there is SO much
blslness on The books that mill activities
Eoulo continue uninterrupted for quite a
loEg time even If orders were to decrease
Aoca more than they have Weather con-
cuons nave hampered operations. espe-
csAy IN the delivery OF material in
ne AoTthw6stern section of The co,1n-
~: but the severe cold is naoderating
and oelyeries are being made with
much less difficulty. The prospect of ma
tlon2i interference has had a depressing
ezsfL but the recent reassur1ng state
neni from the White House and the con-
seF5stlVe manner in which business has
been carried on in making contracts for
Ion a1d steel products give reason for the
eonnoent hope that there viii be no per-
2zneAI check upon prosperous conditions
The unloading Of large quantities of
nTegn ore recently received at Eastern
2oEIs mas been attended by many Difficult
ass. cue largely 10 the severe weather
ne fact that depending upon foreign ores
tr tie source Of supply is attended by
bic uncertainty is being brought
19ne 10 Eastern furnaces, but represen-
Eryes CT Lake Erie interests who re-
Gently canvassed the Eastern section we're
abe 10 take very few orders.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
John Oehler. plaintiff. against Abra ham C.
Weingarten ct al, defendants.-In pursuance
of a judgment of foreclosure and sale. duly
and bearing date the 11th day of January,
1910 7. the undersigned. the referee in said
Judgment named. will sell at public auction
at the Exchange Salesroonas Nos. I4-I6 Vesey
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York. on the 7th day OF February 1910
Day. Auctioneer the premises directed by said
judgment to be sold. and therein described as
Follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
and being in the Seventeenth Ward Of ths
Borough Of Manhattan. City or New York.
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point the Southwesterly
side OF Eighth Street, distant two hundred and
ffty-four (254) feet and eight (s) inches
Avenue a: thence running NorthwesterIy
along the Southwesterly side or Eighth Street
nineteen G9) feet seven and one-half (TA)
inches: thence running Southwesterly and par
(6) inches 10 the Southerly line OF stuyve-
SAINT Estate: thence running Easterly along
the line of said Estate twelve f12l feet and
three (3) inches thence running Southerly
along the line OF said Estate sixteen G6D feet
ten (iOD inches: thence running Southeastesly
still along the line OF said Estate three (3)
feAt. thence running Northeasserly parallel
with Avenue ninety-seVen ta71 feet six (6)
inches TO the poiEt or place OF beginning.
Dated, New York, January 18th. 1910
ELEK JOHN LCDVIGH. Referee
JULIUS KRAUSE. Attornes for Plaintiff. No
Madison Avenue. Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property
to he sold its street Number is l16 81. Marks
Place: ,.,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, January 26 1910
BEEVES-Receipts, 165 cars. or 900S hea

New York, January % 1910
including 1s2 cars for slaughter and IS for
market. Steers in more liberal supply, and
cars held over: Bulls easier; medium and
good cows. Is zoe lower: thin cows about
e the Goth st Yards, Medium 70 pr prime EST steers
sold az S4 S3 GS6 So per 100 lb oxen. 81 @
= eSoice euif fat Cow va At 81 So Mich cows sold
al s3o9 $50 and good stock was steady;
lower at s91oc per lb. Exports. 25 cattle
sales-s. Sanders: 1s ohio steers 1883 ID
19. 1888 lb, Sc 10; 20 Indiana; 100 Ii, Sc o9;
i i s5d 5Oso 30 81 s. q l9ss sus b s. l7sS 60 p
80 $50 s. p o s. . !' rig 80 s. 81 s' ' 81 90 1' $50
le s.; IS us S qS; jS $! - RensSeEy S. Ii9d
p p 5% s. po 25 1919 e = % 20 1873 go r S $ so
p. 81 So; J. 500 ib. s. Is: ? Virginia heifers.:
ss7 Is, IS 90: o. 7s5 !Sj 81 S, - ,,os -
bull. 1880 n. S. IS; /, i4oo ib, S s. 49,.
ib. s. %; $50 lS' 0 S. a5; l. go ID. Sc 80 90
. s s'1 1udd s Go Go: bull 300 III. 81 So. cows.
sos N, s2Eo;,, mixer for $50
ai5 p ss l. $50 fS S. IS: 81 q s 7s7 n. s.:
..
John Ducey: OK 1900 10. 81 SO: . 1890 n
81 20: bull $50 No. 81 30; 2, $50 10. 81 %:
COWS 1885 lb. s8 So |. seo ~ So: 6. 7s2 II.
Nelson & .Mccabe: OK. 1920 70. IS 2s; ..
1eoo 10. 50 so: cow. 1920 ~ 81 30; 4. 765 th.
So 90; 4. Ssj3 70. s3.
], G. Curtis & son: 1 OK 1900 rb. 81 IS:
bull. 1920 n. 81 ~ 3. 1ll0 N. 81 20: 3. 97s 10
50 go: .. 900 N, So 80: I. 700 n, s4 !. asn N
g ~: / cow. 900 n. 81 Ok; l. $50 10. SO To-
TX 02s ID. So so: % sss 10 So 40: . 80 10
81 AZ u. s2l n. SO 30: .. 94o NJ 20 25: r OH
m. 81 l5: 10. T22i n. So 10 1, sS5 m. s2: g.
5ao n: 81 o., 2 s55 N. s. s5; %. 742 10. 50 75
10. GAG n 50 10
Louis Heiibrnnn 10 fresh cows s4o@s55 per
head.
CALyES-Receirts 1870 including sin for
market. Most Of the trading was at the eoth
street wards where veals steadv 10 strong:
good veals at Jersey CITY and the under
grades fully soc lower: very few harnyar1
calves offered ana feeling easter; no Westerns
Common 10 choice veals sold at 80 Eaf7si1 ner
100 M culls SS9s1G; harvard ard fed calvas
AZ 81 a5ds4 30. dressed calves slow ar lOar5isc
for city dressed veals. 9d14l4c for country
dressed and 7a9c for dressed barnyard and red
calves.
saes--J q Curtis & Son, so veaIs 145 N
average 81 per 100 N: < ioe NJ $40 IL: 30
ta3 n $40 ho: II. I1s m $40 80. I2a N $40:
2 1T n 50 20. 80. l16 ib. so rs; 6 i25 10,
i2n NJ s5s ~ 49, l.
Ne'son Mecabe: II veais. $50 10 sll, =.
i4o H. $40 30: 1. ITO n. $40: 10. ia ID. 50:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

a. tASSsnlooon, Jan. 26.--Consols closed u lower
soS12 q sz12 for both money and account. Ana
Panisa was Is higher at sIol.. Canadian
chean hScrnc = higher at 1As!. Grand Trunk un-
enanged at 20Js.
Money was dearer. owing to nonth-end
ii'eequirenlents, i'e and discount rates hardened
t.Ihne me Stock Exchange was irregular. Home
denS were supported favorable divi-
efns; and American shares recovered
monaY psS' put consols declined on dearer
,reny ana prospects of further govern
@ment @ borrowings. Foreigners and Kaffrs
We're quietly steady
Anerlcan securities opened firm and from,
z , 70 ~ apove parity. Covering orders and
ilesh i1h puying carried values to higher
Paciflc and Union Pacific leading the ad-
eaace Realizing followed, and prices de-
SiIned traction. In the afternoon New
hork alternately bought and sold and.
adeer a series of erratic fluctuations, the
market closed uncertain with values rang
ing from to 21s points above yesterday7s
New York closing.
can money IL Lordon, 2Q2h per cent:
open market discount rates for short bills
ZssQz 1916 per cent; long bills. 22@2 1916 per
S9ent, lent, Berllh discount rate, 31s per cent;
Paris discount rate. 2I5 per ceat; Paris ex-
change On London. % francs 1915 Confines:
Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks Al
pfennigs Bar gold rs Cd Annerioan
eagles, 16s I'd.
Paris Jan. 26.-Three per cent rentes
Slosed unchanged at 9S francs Go centimes
French industrial and railroad shares were
WEAKER put foreign securities were firm.
Berlin, Jan. 26.-The Boerse was rather
SteaGler. Yesterdays declining market in
New fork had little effect on prices here.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

East Buffalo. Jan. Receipts,
$50: slow slow snd 15a gnehanged sssiA aS
Receipts. 400: slow; light steady; heavy aa iog
15c lower heavy ana mixed IS ao@ss o9 YSrSo a e
ers IS 25qss 40 PIGS 259ss 80; reughs =. s. 50 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 7.4o0: slow;
ewes and mixed sheep Csc lower: lambs osS &C
lower: lambs. S. Ss@ss 25: yearlngs; s. S5g
Kansas City. Jan. 26.-CATTL E-Receipts
1000 including 200 Southerns; steady to weak
choice export and dressed beef steers. So 15G
s7e5 fair to good 81 1888 81 Western 5ssss s5ssTs
Southern steers. 81 25as5 IS; Southern cows.
s. eogs4 g go nstiys 1899 IS syes aaStys
s. 759Ss. H0Gs-Receipts l4,O0o; opened 1oc
lower; closed steady to strong; top. IS 80: bulk
Of sales 81 so@ss % heavy. s. i5gss 30; gse5- *
pigs Se@S7 co. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000: 104
i5c lower lambs Sc soqSs TO- yearlings s. .2sS s@
stoeRers sg " and feeders. Sse S a5sss Is. ''
Cincinnati. Jan. 26.-CATTLE-Receipts, 5a2;
S 10; common. s. 25e$4 Hoas-Receipts;
shippers dpg; ' IS s69ss s7ls common S soas7 so
weak. 1oc lower. 81 75Gss s5
Shieago Jan ss-cATTrLsEmRecepts SIyrs: g s. 70 CO.
heifers. IS 4oQS6: bulls, 81 254S5 25; calves. $50
SO rs: stockers and feeders. So T5GS5 90 HOGS
.Recepss g CO., o. market iogl5e q l9weg r. choSs
ms IS I59$s $; piss s. soass; bais Of SASS
lower; sheep. s5Gs5 90; lambs. s79Ss %; year
lings. 81 25QS7 90.
Pittsburg Jan. 2e.-CATTLE-Supply light;
choice. Sc $50 Sc so; prime. S6 1Uel$6 80. SHEEP
and common, s5ds5 20; lambs. s6a$S 80. VEAL
CALVES. 50 5OaS10. HoGs-Receipts fair;
prime ssaSss sags 2nd sst Hsains S So hsa Ss
roughs, STGSs.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
William Henry Reitemeier. Plaintiff.
against Samuel Siverman ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the gath day
OF January, 1910. I. the undersigned. the
Referee in said judgment named, will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroom.
haitian. City of New York. on the 18th day OF
February 1910, at II O'clock noon on that
day. by Samuel Marx. Auctioneer. the prem
ses directed by said Judgment TO be sold.
and therein described follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. Of the City OF New York.
in the County and State of New York.
bounded and described follows:
OF 10th Street distant 259 feet ~. inches
westerly from the corner formed by the inter
section OF the westerly side or End Avenue
with the southerly side OF 18th Street. which
running thence southerly parallel with 2nd Ave-
nue. and part OF the distance through the centre
of a party wall 102 feet inches 10 the CEN
ire line OF the block, thence westerly along
said centre line Of the block 20 feet 4ta inches;
thence northery parallel with 2nd Avenue 1O2
Street, and thence easterly along the south
erly side OF 18th Street 90 feet Az inches TO
the point or place of beginning. Be said
eral distances and dimensions more or less.
Premises being known by the street number
22s East 18th street, New York City.
Dated. New York, January 26th. 1910.
PATRICK J. DOBSON, Referee.
ALFRED j. WOLFF. Attorney for Plaintiff.
lis Broadway, New York City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
TO be sold. Its street number is 22S East 10Th
Street, New York City:
= 18TH street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

iss Is S So balnyard amy a calves $50 i6 s.!
Andrew Mullen: . veals. l91 70. sl1; 5. ls1 10
IS s. ss;ssn ss sSf r Is Ss calves
slcso: /. los ID. s. 50: 6. Il ia5 ib 50; l. 50 Is.
George 6 L, S. Dillenback: 8 veals 15s y,
s11; 5. 40 n. SO rs: q las 10. 81 2 culls. 1872
John Ducsy:. IS yeals, 144 70; sli 900
n, S. 25: "a. liz 10. 81 IS; barnyard calves.
Kerns Commission Company; IL Indiana veals
I42 fb. SO 25: 3. 16o ID. So: Is Indiana calves.
8 j. sssdsFs: Il ysals, 10 p g; IS. ila N.
sHEEP and LAMBs-Receipts. SO cars. or
1D for mari naTiet cars % on sale sheep weak in
sympathy with the decline in lambs: most lambs
lower io the few Ta PRIME Were about steady as con-
pared With yesterday. but 2oe iower than Mon Mon
soid at Sass So per 100 b: cuils So ordinary to
f. fair r. lambs 81 25gsS few snail lr,,E lots pTps
lower. 12Q131ae: country dressed hothouse lambs
weak. S6Gs9 so per carcass.
asSd 60 Somisston 6 $ s gea IS In
Western. 60 10. 81 50; 234 BufIa:o 6S fo s. 70;
sBssb 81 %is'Ta Sc m ssiEnsI s sd s. ai Is @ B. Indiana
5; JudS : CO: 2sO Buffa'o lambs si rS' 81 SO'
Andrew Mullen: state lambs. Is. 70. IS so:
81 sheep 12e 10. s5: 5. s4 70. s4 So culls. IS
s Sanders: 10 Pennsylvania lambs. GO n.
IS so: 3 i05 fS. ss; cuiis SO 10. Sc so; 5 state
sheer. 81 lb. So: l. 80 lo. 81 so.
HOGS-Receipts. S2ls cars. or 6.s1e head. in
Guiding carload for the market. Prices S, were
lower at IS ss9ss GO per 100 rb light @ pigs lgn'
10. IS S5 per 100 70; stag. go 70. So
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
qOPICS OF STREET

-prJGN TRADTNG.-Foreisn bo,s..
FonnSt active in the local Stock marLas
Fee5itrage accou II, dealing in upward ~
Q. q shares evenly divided between pur.
lsssses ana saies
hf1on1ing. chairman of the executive
Ar,aSfffee of the Republic Iron and Steel
ess.-nany, in his report TO the stockholders
ttse six months ended December a
~ in part: The general Improvement
sSsssrsiness anticipated in the last annual
S-f has been fully up to expectations.
Tsgs the net earnings for the period of this
sno show substantial Improvement as
7lasred with the six months period for
wear ended December 81, 1908. but as
ts with a similar six months period
ssaa- less profits We're made. The reduc-
q IN profits as compared with the 1907
nS--o5 is due entirely TO lower prices on
psii.s Of manufactured products AS a re-
ss,,es ~ anpropriations and eNpenGitures for
ts..-orerlents 81. and labor saving devices the
u. OF production has been largely re-
rs os,s and cost OF general supplies are sub
Ias1tially on the basis of 1907. The red,lc-
ss5T So N cost. however, has been more than
sssset by the greater reduction in selling
rp,-iod OF this report are necessarily less
ksr for the six months period ended De-
onTvTDENDs DECLARED.-Diyiden6
ss..'srraph and Cable Company. regular
..SSe,-feTiy IL per cent: Electric Properties
S,-,rzuY. reg llar quarterly ~ per cent on
~ rreferred, payable February 10; Third
i,-rted cities, Realty Corporation, regular
s.-oi-annual 2ae per cent on the preferred
ss.vsble March / and Norfolk & Western,
..serla- quarterly IL per cent. payable
March Is.
sTcHIsoN'S EARNINGs.-The earn
,--s Of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
~ the month OF December show a. gain in
.s-oss Of s221. .6e7 and a decrease M net of
EsMl5 comparison being made with the
ss-'s time in the preceding year
ATLANTIC COAST LINE COMPANY
NJ cONNECTICUT.-At a special meet
srg Of the stockholders OF the Atlantic
rSsst Line Company Of Connecticut yes
.s-say the propo oSition to increase the
sspital by s5.0<o,ooo was approved
North AMERICAN COAIPANY.-At
,he annual meeting OF the North Ameri-
-, Company J. 3. Mortimer was elected
director, 10 succeed S. w. Burt, re-
s,rne6 Other directors We're reelected.
cotton EXCHANGE HOLIDAY.
Members Of the Cotton Exchange will
rote tomorrow on the question of clos
,rg the exchange on Monday, February
n TIE day before Washington Birthday.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

tLOJk AND MEAL-FLOCR-Quet and
@ 6sod Kin dred 1aedy s s. a20fs e foEN
ms as g. fna yeST 81 SSSsi sSs TO-
s1eaady aSi WessTn este sprn s2I io9S27 s5 standard
dog, sal 25GS31 60; city bran sec "a bulk, SOS Is
sS gs2s 90 sacks @ naidSng SS7 9 s26 so$s1 red dos
PROVISIONS with less pressure
shorts and rebuying by recent sellers. PORK
Barfiy SOP .r stsady s9 mess $23 fspily So 500
ness sl1 5od s1S 90: % family. sisG GsfS %:
oseket' ss $52@S12 80; extra India mess. s34 500
6REssE6 Hoas6EasS: baoons esa 11sso9: &c S1s 80
I9 lltGf GT loe Mp p 4 ae lt9 lo 1c pigs
snolsng 81 1Sc; 10 H. !21@ @I2Ac; y lb. 12ia a
GlE 07bc LARp-Firn: Middle west, p 900
t230c; city quiet, 12 a 12ls c; refined steady;
Brazil Kegs. 145oc; Compound aa7 at 81
ioc sTEAR1NE - Quiet oleo. Ice; city
srGAR-Re1ned quiet and unchanged
with orders taken on the basis Of 495c net.
ss @ m per eb cent esa cash rs for fine m lat 6o Raw
Cube centrifugal, February shipment at 2& c.
g psd 80 cost s6me F6o K Rca M
4:llc; more was offered at that for prompt ship
rifasa 90 test 46se4 iic m9scovado So test test
3.5s0361c: moasses. So test. 3.33G3 Sec. The
L2EdGn & Hi,ea arkst toT 1eet sugar @ vas @ and
at 12s iO1ad and May at i5s sd
RICE-Ftrn. with good jobbing demand.
METALs-cOPPER-st easy; spot
and deliveries up TO the end of April clos
ing at 13a13.25c. London hrm and shade
higher; spot. eco los; futures, f61 IS Sd. Lo-
cal dealers quote Lake copper at 13e2H a
Is 2505 Is. soc. TIN-Easy; spot 50 400
3275c: January, 50 40 a 80. 60c February
80. 25 a &c. As; March. 30 32.45: April
30 80 n 81. 45c. London a shade lower; spot
GIG 15s: futures. f146 IS. LEAD-Easy sDot.
460G47 70c New York and 442ia a 4525ac
East ST Louis London higher at Els l2s sd.
sPELTER-Weak; spot 605G 625c New
unchanged. IRON was unchanged at e2s llad
for Cleveland warrants in London. Locally
prices showed an easier tendency No.
foundry Northern, SIS 50dS19; No. =. SIS 250
SIS rs; NO. l Southern and No. l Southern
soft S1s 50aS19 25. Pig iron certificates un-
changed.
NAVAL sToREs-sFIRITs TURPENT1NE
steady but quiet and UNCHANGED ROSIN
steady and unchanged. TAR firm.
OIIS-I4inseed oil unchanged, prices being
hrrnly maintained without much regard for the
rather cratic fluctuations in the price OF flax
seed Refined petroleum unchanged.
COTT0NSEED OIL-Quiet and barely
steady closing points advance 10 ;
points decline: sales 6.400 barrels. Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
CITATIONS,

FEE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY the grace OF God free and inds-
Natalie Delnoce. Annie oiBrien. the wood-
!awa SemStery. Angelo o. Delnocs. u said
angelo O. Delnoee be living. whose piacs ot
gent inquiry. be ascsrtained BY the pstit.one-
herein. and Louis DeInoce (the narrs rorts
soni@ttrnes written and spelled Lewtsl and
next or kin OF said Angelo O. Delnoce- in
ease said angelo o. Delnoee be deceased. and
representatives and assigns and all and arv
othS- person or persons interested in the ss-
tasS xf OF Sai1 angelo o Delncee n case said
angelo o DeinOce be deceased. whose names
ages and places OF residence are unLrovn
and cannot. after diiigent inquiry. be ascsr-
persons interested in the estate OF Ann F.
becea Delaoce. late OF the County OF New
YORK. deceased. creditors legatsss uexr
each OF you are hereby cited and REQUIRED
personally 70 be and appear before our SUI
Surrogates' Court OF said County. heIs az
The Han Of Records in the County OF New
half-past ten O'clock in the Sorsn5,, - "a,
day tnen and there 20 attend a judicial set
tie1ent OF the account OF proceedings oe
WIZ aaa Testament OF said deceased anS
suci OF you as are hereby cited as are unds-
ne age OF twenty-one years are required 20
or II you have none. 20 appear and apply for
one TO he appointed or in the event q vogr
ne hsssee Gr IaiSre 20 co so guardian viii
and act for YOU in the proceeding
IL testimony whereof We have caused
Gseall the said County OF Ssw YorS SSIT, ~ S os
hereunto affixed
Witness. Hon; John P cohalan. surro-
New York. the Sth cay or pecenber In en-.
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
DANIEL j, DowpNEr
N-lerk or TIE Surrcgates. Corrr
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Jan 2e-Onerings at the wool
auction sales to-day amounted TO Ia. 1858 bales,
principally n1erinos. There was a keen de-
rnand from Continental and home buyers, and
prices showed a hardening tendency. with
greasy realizing Is Sd. Crossbreds sold rap
idly TO home spinners and Americans at full
rates. Sales follow: New South Wales. 1900
bales; secured. Is 11zd@1s SD; greasy. 1od
a Is I'd. Queensland 1000 bales; secured Is
I'd q Is I'D; greasy. 50 ais I'd. Victoria 2.40o
bales: secured. 1oHd ais 11%d: greasy. Al d
a Cd South Australia. 1900 bales; secured,
Is 1tkd@1s 10d: greasy. 6&d91s 3zd. West
Australia. 3100 bales; greasy. Sad 91s Id
iod: greasy. :, ada1s Sd. Cape Of Good Hope 70 5s
and Natal 900 bales; secured. Is 51ad@1s
loiAd; greasy. T9111Ad.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold. Is Twenty-two hurd-ea
October. 1909. tOget.s5 with costs ard ailow-
OCTOBER 10th isos. together with the expenses
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
liens. which are to be allowed 70 the pur-
ths RstsTss is s. !si % g and nGas iatss:ss = '' '
Dated. New York. October 22nd 1909
The foregoing sale is hereby adiourned 70
Frlaay. November 2eth. 1905. az the same ttrns
Dated. New York November lsth. 1909.
cHAs- L COIN:
tourned to Friday, December srd. 1909. "a
'hf pated tee New sRe xorE s9a So1s4n SlaSs ass 1919
CHAs. I. COHN. Ret.ree
The forss0ing sale Is hersny further az.
the same time and place iO''
Dated. New Ycrk. December srd. 1909.
The foregoing sale is hereby further a.
tourned to Friday; December 17th. 1909. ss
Dated. New York. December 10Th 1909
The foregoing a. SHAS L SsSs5E SoHN I Es:ere.
Jourued TO Friday. December 24th 1909 az
Dated. New York December nth 1909
x cHAs- L coHN; Referee
toTBss Tas f05ssG4S re 2dsS sale Is hsTe6y FthsE a.
the Same time and place
Dated, New rOrs, bsssn1ber 2.sh.. 1909
The foregoing sale is hsreby further aSforr-.f
to Friday. January 18th. 1910. a. tbs same TINS
Dated. New York. December s1st lNs
CHAS- Z. COIN Referee
journed 70 Friday, February 4th. 1910. a. ths
same time and place
Dated. New york: January I4th. 1910
SUPREME coCRT. COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.
Francis Frey. plaintifr. against Libby Ep-
judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made
s- and entered n The so9vs entItlsd astion and
the undersigned. the Referee in said ludgmenz
named VII sell at public auction. at the Ex-
the Borough OF Manhattan City ot New York.
on the 18th day Of February. 1910 at IL
AuctioneeF. the premises directed BY said
ludgment % be sold, and therein described
All thar certain lot piece. or parcel OF land.
WltE me buildings and Improvements therscn
ough OF Manhattan. OF the City OF New York.
IN the County and State OF New York. bounded
sssinning AZ a peinr on the Norrherly side
OF One hundred and thirteenth Street. distanc
one-haf (5Is) inches Westerly from the
NorthTesterly corner Of Park (formerly
Fourth Avenue and One hundred and thir-
teenth Street and which point is ar oppo-
site TO the centre Of q party vail; running
and part of TIE 6i5a1ce n through the ss
party wall. One hundred (10o) feet eleven (Itb
Westerly. parallel with one hundred and
thirteenth Street twenty-five (25l feet ons
and one-half (1:s) inches; thence Southern.
again parallel with Park Avenue ard part o.
the distance through the centre OF ancthsr
party wall. One hundred t1OO) feet eleven
(11l inches 10 the Northeriy side Of One hun
drcd ara thirteenth Street; thence Fas-erly.
along the said Northsrly sida OF One hundred
and thirteenth Street. TVS nty- I've (2Sl feet
one and one-halr (11c) inches 70 the point
place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. January IS. 1910
EDWARD W. cRITTENpsN
". eIRsEs wHALE1. Esq. Attorney f..
Plaintiff. 81 William Street. Borough ct
Manhattan, City OF New York
The following is diagram, Of the properly
70 he sold; It's street Number Is II East 11Sta
Street.