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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17
AIRES TO VALPARAISO

Wonderful Railroad Spanning Ses''
America to be Finished Soon.
The most wonderful railway IN sns
world will be completed, II all sOs
well, in the course of the next Se'l
or two. Pearson's Weekly says. 4
It is the first line to be cafli0
across the continent Of South Amef'a
and 1t has taken over thirty yeas
build. But its chief interest lies IN :
immense elevation it reaches III CIV
ing the Andes. n,
Here the passenger will be ll'el. ~
and actually travelling above :.
clouds. At one point 1t scars " -
height Of 10000 feet, more tnaa ~
feet higher than the Worlul'D
Great st. Bernard Pass. ,,x
The Atlantic terminus is at Bus y.
Aires in Argentina, the Paclne . t.
paraiso in Chile, both tropical w.
vet the line runs for HUNDREDS
miles through a region Of CIV
snow and ice. :. ,utsr
Avalanches sweep the track :. :
walls at these immense aiti'uu' .,,,i.f
In order to protect the trains ~ M
wooden sheds, enormously sIr0n = M
been built at these points Unos ~. 4
engine and carriages VIII v =. .sps
travel in safety. even WINE ~ NJ
slides are actually thunderiDs
head. -, n o.
& Among the other wonders .,,.l &
most wonderful line are = y yind. u
mel. absolutely unique Of 10 an I'd
cost over 91.ooo,ooo to Ools, toesa
strinr Of 11S bridges, linked U.s.
~ short stretches Of SOLID - p no.
way over . distance q tn al..t ~
At one point. too, the Nv, rsyips !
red over ! deep and wide r avn
hure arch Of living rock WV
stitntes ! natural bridge
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17
THE MESSENGER.

o ship, ship. ship.
That travelest over the sea.
What are the tidings. I pray thee
Thou Dearest hither to me?
Are they tidings of comfort and joy.
That shall make me. seem to see
The sweet lips softly moving
And whispering love to me?
Or are they of trouble and grief.
Estrangement. sorrow and doubt,
To turn into torture my hopes
And drive me from paradise out?
o ship, ship. ship.
Thou contest sover the sea.
Whatever it be thou bringest.
Come quickly with it to me.
Arthur Hugh Clough.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17

Two hours later Mrs Buckley was
assisting the cook In the manufacture
OF wonderfully complicated dessert
when her husband burst into the room
with an anxious frown on his brow.
'Tve been looking all through the
house for you. Man," he said. little
impatiently. Il didn't expect to find
you in the kitchen"
"Why not? How did you happen to
come home so early. TOMB"
Il heard you were ILL.,"
'Ill! Why I'm not bit ILL.,"
so see But met Drake at lunch
and he told me you were so sick you
couldn't go out for a drive with his
wife. naturally thought you had
some sudden attack and no one had
had sense enough to call me up, so
rushed home"
''You poor old DEAR Mrs. Buckley
laughed indulgently, as she continued
to whip cream. II had no idea you
were so easily alarmed"
ANY one would have been alarmed
by what Drake said How in the world
did he ever get the idea that you were
sick?"
Mrs. Drake telephoned me this
morning, asking me to go driving and
as didn't feel like 1t I said I wasn't
we'll"
aOh, that's it? why didn't you say
you didn't feel like it?''
You know You can't say such
things, Tom"
"Well, rather think / can. How
ever, since you're in no immediate dan
ger I'll console myself with little
golf the rest OF the afternoon" a
VERY we'll. but come home early
You know the Hender = Mrs. Buck
Icy ceased speaking as the door closed
none too gently behind her husband
ANY one would think" she smilinglJ
unused. that Tom was disappointed
because I'm not sick" y
At $3.50. after an extremely busy
afternoon, Mrs. Buckley was dressed
and waiting for husband and guests
Why In the world doesn't Ton
Gomez she fretted. Hell surely keel
dinner waiting while he's changing
his clothes s. s,
At 4 o'clock neither he nor the &
pected guests had arrived ana Mn
Buckley. tired ana nervous, walked Ia.
| 1loor Of her nowerlbedecked rooms.
Well. here ye1 Are u lasf. ~
cried - Buckley appeared at q: 50
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17

The phrase '.the sublime porte
arises from an aspect Of the sultan's
capital. The French words sublime
porte" are derived from "porta sub
lima, meaning 1.-THE lofty gate" Con.
stantinople city used to have twelve
gates. and near one was building
with an imposing gateway called Bab-i-
Humajun In this building resided
the grand vizier, and there also were
the officers Of the chief ministers.
whence all the edicts OF state were is
sued. The French phrase was adopted
because at the time French was the
language Of European diplomacy.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17

there's the slightest possibility Of its
falling into your clumsy keeping
We'll. then. truth Il once more tri-
umphant." laughed Tom. And your
company dinner won't be wasted. my
dear. for I'm ravenous. !" Chicago
Daily News. '5s
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17
Daily Thoughx.

We pass for what we are. Charac.
ter teaches above our Wills. Men in,
agine that they communicate their viz.
tue or vice only BY overt actions. and
do not see that virtue or vice emit :
breath every moment. Emerson.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17
The way.

II wish you would tell me how you
keep your razor in such excellent con-
dition.'' Nas
1T would not help you II did tell
you"
why not?''
Because you failed to start out Al.
! did: / married woman who isn't
subject to corns. Houston Post.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17
rs,we his Father

6lum worker Wnas
little boy he Is! !. cou,ss +
Bnrslar's WHe-And - stbt.
natural. ma'am. HIS p Sueed orb
ways got bis sentence ls s.oriea
. socd BEHAVIOR. stray s'OI
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17
HER CONVENIENT EXCUSE


s. +
cts awfully sweet Of you to think
Of it and I should love to go If I
were we'll" said Mrs. Buckley over the
telephone. ''Oh, no, nothing serious,
but don't feel quite able to go out
-. Oh. yes. shall be all right In
q day or two. Thank you 50 much
for asking me. Good-by."
Mrs. Buckley hung up the receiver
with a sigh of relief. I'm glad I had
the presence of mind to decline" she
said to herself II don't care at all
for stupid drive with Mrs. Drake.
Besides, with the Hendersons coming
to dinner tonight I've got too much
to do this afternoon to waste time go
ing round the park behind her old
slow-coach horses"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-17

Dependency r not . state of ~
mility; 4 II the vexation and deepeie
Of : eowardly pride. Fenel
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan .-WHEAT-Spot dull:
futures steady; March, SIS sd: MAY. IS IL y d :
JulT. Is 1oi2d- CORN-spot quiet: new Amer
ican mixed IS I'd old. rs slsd Futures dull:
JanuarT. Js 6&d March. IS 6l.d PEAS
Canadian steadv. 7s 9l@d. FLOUR-Winter er
patents @3s- Hops In London Pacific Coast A.,
f6ptd los BEEF-EXtra India mess strong
oSs I'd. PORK-PTimc mess Western steady
1905 ga HANS-Short cut firm 66s BACON
-Cumberland cut Gis I'd: short rib. 66s I'd :
long clear mddles- light 6's I'd; heavy. e1s
short clear backs, 6is Cd; clear bellies 67s Cd
sHoCLDERS- square firm. 57s LARD-Prime
western ticrccs. quiet, 65s &c, American re-
fined, pals, Cos Cd. CIIEESE-Canadian
finest white and colored Arm. 5as. TALON
Prime city steady. 33s I'd TURPENTINE-
Spirits. rs ROsIN-Common tIrpl. los 4t,d
LET'M-Refiued steady, I'D LIN
SEED OIL strong %5s I'd. COTTONSEED
DIIr-Hull retned-Spot dull. 2gs Cd tai
L0W-AustraIinn. in london. easy. Gas 10 Iad.
London Jan. ig.--RAW SUCAR-t'eutrffI-
gal. lbs 0d; muscovado. 13s. BEET SUGAR
January rs azsd. IINsEED- -,'alcutta.
April-.Iune 63s I'd. TTNSEED OIL. 3as Sd
SPERM OIL f2s PETROLEUM American
refined, 6isd Spirits. - TCRPENTTNE--
Spirits AIS 2d ROSIA-American strained.
los Sd Guc, Pos Cd.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
James s. Bearns. Plaintiff, against John
y. Crusius ct al, Defendants
In pursuance of q Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the nth day
referee in said Judgment named. will sell az
public auction, at the Exchange SaIesroonl,
Nos 14-16 Nesey Street. In tbs Borous sh ~
Manhattan, City Of New York. on the seventh
day of February 1910. ar 12 o'clock noon on
that day, by Joseph P. Day, Auctioneer the
premises directed in said Judgment to be sold.
and therein described follows.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the First Ward Of
the City of New York, and known as No *
South Street, bounded and described as fol-
lows:
intersection Of the northwester!y line OF South
Street and the soutEwesterly line OF Maiden
Lane. and running thence westerly along the
northwesterly line of South Street thirty-fvs
feet four inches; thence northwesterIv and
parallel or nearly with the scuthwesterly
1ne Of Maiden Lane twenty seven feet. thence
northeasterly and parallel or nearly SO with
feet; thence soUtheasterIy and parallel or
nearly so with the southwesterly line OF NAL
den Lane, six feet six inches TO the centre OF
a party-wal. thence northeasIerly along tine
centre line OF said party-wall, twenty-six feet
to the southwesteriv line OF Maiden Lane ana
two feet TO the point place OF beginning
Be the said several dimensions more OF. loss
Dated, New York. January nth. 1910
WILLIAM A McQCAID. Referee
JACOB BRENNER. Plaintiff's Attorney IS
Court Street, Brooklyn, New York
The following is a dia gram or the pr1ps-t,,
10 he sold; its street number Is IS South
Street: 'H
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

81 so; 5 cows ss4 n. 81 40; 1. go 10, 50 20: ..
$40 ~ So 10: q. $50 n. S.
II. H Hollis: cows. I57 n. So; A. eis 10.
CALvEs-Receipts. 1.9se including AS for
butchers ana a52 Tor market; ISL on sale Neals
and Western. calves easier; Indiana do slow;
common to choice vsais sold at s7as11 per 100
ass: Indiana fed. 81 5oGs6; Westerns. s. 80.
sales-w. r. Hume; 10 yeals. 15s ID aver
age. s11 per 100 ID: A. 10 ID. SO; IS DO;
+ n e i, So 2s ies s,va is 8 Sg Il 70 20 ss 100
J. 9. Curtis Son: 20 veals: 1s4 Ii. slts
10. 15T ID, $40 70: 5e 1$5 u; $40 80: 5. I+s
ID, SIS so; $, II: ID, ss; 15. los ID. 81 50;
Andrew Mullen: veais 1e4 10 s1f; 9. 1ss
II. $40; 1. oo6 10. so so: 81 1o6 do. 50: .. IFS
IN. IS 80; 2, 100 ID. 81 cuIls. IOe II. SIS; 8.
Ieiiiffe Wright q Co: 2s veaIs. Isl ID
SO 90 %, 1e9 ID. $40 25: 1. 134 10. $40; ;. 113
H. 50 80; s. 1T IL 81; 10 cuiis. 1ss ID. So.
B. ". Otis 6 Co: 4S veals. Isl 10. S11;
H. H. Hollis; II yeaIs, various weights. $50
Tobtn & shannon, 20 veGls. 125 H. $40 80;
2 100 lb, IS 30: eulis. s. 10. SO: so Indiana
kerns Commission Company: II Indiana
6'sns ssas sISs Las H. Slo + es 2o H. IS 9o' Il In
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts Sais cars
or 6,791 head. including "a cars for slaughter
Sheep steady. with very few offered: lambs
slow and 25c lower; cars hsld over. Com
10 culis. S. 50 10: common 70 prime lambs
Sc % qs9; yearlings, 81 80. Dressed mutton
steady. Ga lie; dressed lambs easy. L. = a 1Jc;
country dressed hOthOuse lambs slow. IS GSl1.
saies-Kerns Commission Company; 2ls
Ohio lambs. IS ID average. so per 100 Ii; 24i
Buffalo. 66 IN. SIS so; 40 Indiana. u 10. ss 80;
100. 53 h. 81 25; IS Indiana sheer. 90 ID,
81 T5.
JelliGe. Wright & Co: - state lambs. ss
lh IS 70; IS sheep. 9i ID. 50
". r. Hume: ; STATE lambs. IS 10. So IS;
yearIings. SIS Ib. 81 so; - sheep. 1O2 ID.
So 80; culls. 100 ID, S3 rs.
J. G. Curtis & Son: 10 state lambs. 6S N,
50 a.: "a Vermont. "a H. SIS go state sheep.
10 10. So 30; l buck $50 10. 81 80.
HOGs-Receipts- 30ta cars. 6.407 head.
including for the market PRICES full
steady. Pennsylvania pigs sold at 50 per 100
u Country dressed hogs steady at 1ols %
Sales-Tobn & Shannon: 1876 Fennsylvau!a
pigs, 90 10 average. so per 100 Ii.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

flour AND MEAL-Flour inactive and
PRovIsIoNs-Actiye and somewhat excit-
cd, prices declining sharply early. Later the
market rallied and closed firm ar about the
a sec so; short clear s25 a $27 so BEEF
steady; mess, s11 5oq$12 30; family Si60
$24 30 q So, BEEF HAMS-Quiet; S@4 a s28.
lac: 16o ID. I2c. 40 i5 isc pi!s g 1so fs TO-
CIT MEATs-Piekled bellies steady: smoking.
13i5c; 10 lb. 13c L. lb, 13cs ID ID, 15c
Picked hams steady; 1914 a 14c. TAILoWE
slrm city, 65sc' country &c LARD
" steady; 1:Fsc: refined easy: south Amerca, dcq
tG G@Itinent L$4oc; Brazil kegs 25c.
steady: oeo. 17c; city lard 49, G
o,,,1cs 2,CGAK-Itein eined STEADY; but quiet on new
4s544.95c Withdrawals old contracts were
good. Crystal dominos in cases OF 60 2-ib car
tons, Sc; "a n 5-Ib bags, 7.50c; Eagle tablets
500; cubes, Eagle 5-Ib bags powdered ana con
".2oci powdered and coarse powdered, 5 2Jc fruit
pow and Eagle coarse and extra fine granu-
."asd, . Ion; Eage n cartons tine granulated.
2$5e; 5:SS,a al, 10 n. 30; q and 90 10. 5.2oc;
\, 5, ,l5c: confectionery \, 4a5c; No /. 1900:
No : 4s3c; Nos 5 and A. .475c; No 8 47oc;
4.5oc; No TO- 445c;; Ne ii. / 4oc: No Il. z55c:
Nos Nor i3' II and l.. 4.Soc; No 10, 4.3cc, with
made ma Tuesday but eoo2hrmed only late
cost and freight equal to 411c, duty paid. Spot
CioSSu rs toio~S Centrifugal 10 test, 4OSc
covado. 20 test, 3.5sc, ana molasses sugar SO
test. 3.33e. The London market for beet sugar
WIS I'D TO 2iLd lower, with January quoted
at is 9s.d and February Us iOl.d with May
at i:is.
RLCE-Steady 20 firm. but unchanged.
METALs-COPPER-St firm spot
and futures up 10 tho end OF April closing
j. 20 l3.a0c. London higher; spot, $50 rs
Cd; futures, f6l lis 3D. Local dealers quote
lake copper al t3. u a 14c; elecroiytic at IL 80
q l1.55c, and casting at 1925 a 1897 &c. TIN
firm, spot and January closing at - 80 6D
33.I5c; February March and April at 81 500
g.: 75c. London steady spot at G147 lbs: fut-
ures. f140 5s LEAD quiet; SPOT 4.67lA 10
4.T2t@c New York 4.5odl4 6oo East St Louis
london higher at f13 lSs ID. SPELTER duu:
spot. 6.154G.3jc New York: Sa5 Qpd.Oa1so East
St Louis. London unchanged. IRON-The
English iron market higher at b2s for
cleveland warrants. Locally iron was un-
changed.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady but
quiet and unch hanged.
NAVAL STORES-SpiFits turpentine quiet
and nominal here and barely steady al the
South. Prices not materially changed. Rnsln
steady and unchanged Tar firm, but quiet
OiLs-Lnseed oil firm at full card rates
Rcnncd petroleum unchanged
GOTT0NsEED otf4-Frmer with some ar-
tive covering, as Well new outside ln,yinr
At the close prices firm st "A net advance
of 96L2i points, with sales OF II 800 bbls Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
oTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS..

Chicago. Jan ATTLE-Recciptz. 20. 600:
steady; steers SJqS IS 10; cows. $3 50 SIS 50
heifers, s.; 40 a Sc bulls S4aS5 Is; calves 81 "a
81 20 stockers and feeders. SIS 70 a 81 %. HOGS
Receipts, 81, 000: 10c lower. choice heavy
- io4 s. 50: butchers. IS 50 q SIS -: light
mixed. IS 4oaSs 80: choice light, SIS 50 q SIS So;
of sales IS J0G IS 20 SHEEP-Receipts 20 o00;
stea9y' sheep. S51$6 50; lambs. $76$s -; i;
Kansas city. Jan. 9-CATTLE-Recepts
$4,000. including 900 Southerns; steady 20
So 81 % fair 20 good 81 go n SIS 90: Western
steers. S4 30 So 50, stockers and feeders. So 30
\ s. 81; Southern steers 81 25aS5 70; cows
~ 80 q s. %; native COWS. 81 so a SIS -; heif-
81 a IS 10 Recepts IL 600 1oc laTeT avres,
TOP, IS 81 bulk of sales. ss 25 n IS %: heavv
- - q 50 o. - packers ana butchers. $s 81 %
g. 60 light. IS 20 n SIS a.; pigs S6 501sT -.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000; I0c higher; lambs
s. e5 q IS 50; yeeriings. So 751sT 70: wethers.
s. - a So - -; = ives Ewes $5a 50 20, stockers and
East Bunalo Jan I9-CArTLE-Receipts
JOG; fair demand and steady, prime steers,
stead. HOGS-Receipts. 26oo. active; heavy
Workers, s. s5gSs %; pigs $s ss q IS 80;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts IA. COO: sheen
active; yearlirgs &c lower: lambs slow and
> Ice lower: lambs, 81 ESQ IS 60; earrings,
a Sc; sheep. mixed. So "a So.
Cincinnati. Ian 9-CATTT.E-Rcceint
pers. 81 30 n SIS -; common. s. - a 81 HOGS
Receipts. 3.3o3: easy. SO lower; butchers and
SINNERS. SIS sHn$s 80; common. S6 - a IS -.
lambs slow. 10 10 n ne lower: 81 rs a S8 -.
Pittsburg. Jan. 3-CATTIE-Supplv usht.
choice, 81 7ja$7 prime. $6 40qS6 G5 SHEEP
common. s2aS5 30: lambs. $5@$s So VEAL.
CtLFEs-$9 800 S1o Hogs Receipts light:
Gine hesS's IS s9aTs o. mediums So .sayy
pigs. 81 J0HSs %; rouEhs. s. 6Ga S. 90
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
EAST t7& r. STREET.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
properly is To be sold. is seven Thousand seven
hundred sXty-two and Oe-lO0 dollars Isl
763 O9-i0Ol with interest thereon from the 18th
day Of January, 1910. together with costs and
allowance amounting 90 SS78 5S-IOo with in
tcrest from January 10Th. 1910 together with
tile expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens, which are 20 be allowed
10 the purchaser OF the purchase money
or paid hy the referee. is S260. 90 and interest
said premises viii be sold sub lect to a prior
Hrsf ruortga OF sS5 600. with accrued inter
est thereon At Stsfs per annu!n, aud a Secons
mortgage Of si6JOo and accrued interest
party walls aud ordinary covenants against
n,Itsaures, n any.
Dated New ierS, January 18th. 1910.
WILLIAM ALIEN,
Eeferse.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
topics OF STREET

ADING.-F Foreign houses
--oFEl5N - 81 sa8sj shares IN AhS
1T IN uPN.o,-Iref sales aud purchases
is5sl stoeA, eTenly divided Oii,eu ,.,c,, a.
~sre s2olti = fair demand TOT A1'i'0'
-feel We
c0srt VALLEY OLD otloers %
TEHIGh Nz-.iIe~ nave been reelected
.se Lehlsn- sn-.e--fion Of =. @. Smlth' VINO
r5th the eSs e..Sese vice-presiGent- inc new
hss beeS .rS f7nance commit - az IL
ssssaAE ,se 3 Thomas, se3,srIes e steele. George
i.eorge = Tr Moore and Daniel c. Reid.
; Bser, eer-iSencr. retired from the eNeco-
= A E s,snce committee. The commit
five e e INCREASED by one 70 !'iaNe
re n Moore snd NJ heiu-
for ". =, --o~t-S -c ANAI.TZED.-J Thom-
CJhb "a lass issued A series OF letters
& Helill - principal stocks traded IN on
or's,snass, work curb. Among the connpa-
re Neas,as are Chino, Gila, Miami; Souln
le Trspirafion. G-oloilsId
Clsn..SaSes Arizona, Ray Consolloated
"a 1Rsy Central --
tna---z-o SIC -So STATES REALTY pEBEN I
- RE Tnj4ad States Realty anc I'M
Ls1.s--ert Company announces thal. @ nss
r-oHell-ri,>s cash IN its treasury, the eNecn-
rs s.-or7u1ittee has decided 10 rttIe E"V.t
tte ner cent Gebenture bonds OF me
oo1pans. ,--ry.>-rr sEATs-The Cot
LD-1ssnee membership of e ; lark
;os ssen sold TO z. Il Weld for $50
sss 49, ~ 500 since the last pTecedlhg
fecine q
sac. -,-,ree ,-ozr3A%v-M
- 81 tie Adams Express CoInPaly
as-s ,is-tsS William n. Barrett, president
hsEss s-S[ COMPANY, a trustee in place or the
a liT Tnnr1oTlt Clarke. Joseph zimmerman
= bsen elected Inemnef OF - poaIU
hss 49, s-ga cers. succeeding Mr.. Clarke
. illinois CENTRALI.-Trhee directors 5. OF OF
Railroad .0fflHdllk nave
Ire l--.ss0, - -s regular serzi annual dividend
ee'sa. &c - rer cent. payable March !.
= eaIp EXPoRTs--Goid TO the amount
q Ns-rsrtf7a. Since January &,AS9,.0
. IS - cciu has been taken for South
= ns-,csr s2,s account and s400,eOo for Mexico
'-.----rSnT-RT PACIFIC RIGHTS.-The New
-SrorE Exchange has admitted 70
90 i.si.-gs tie rights Of the Missouri Pacific
psilr0ad COMPANY
-4rTF7r BANK EXTRA DIVIDEND
-. pseisc Bank mas declared the regular
,,--ss-Teriv dividend Of per cent ana an
s.s-s ,,siytdend OF per cent, payable Feb
~rIsT
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

Spot was quiet and 80 points higher at II 400
tor Hdding upland and 1+.65c fer middng
tTtif Liverpool cables: spot in good demand;
sales LOCO bales; speculation and export 500;
american. 1000: imports. Is OcD: American
ooooi mtddlpg upland, T59d. Futures opened
steady al 10 points decline. Closed steady a.
q TO ll's points higher. January and January
February. 42d; February March. {. 44d: March
Apri 745isd; April-May, 4 4sd: Nfav-J1Ine
'"o'zd; June-Ju!y ana July-August, 7.5Id; Au-
gust september I.3ol2 September-October,
6S9d; cber-November, 6.69lad; November
December, 6.6ol=d; December-January g. 59Izd
GoEIEE-Steady al the opening although
with the exception Of November, which was IN
changed. values were points lower Influenced
ny slightly easier feeling abroad, where Hayre
WAS unchanged to = franc lower At the close
values were at not decline CT 5G10 points with
ssles or IL 100 bags. spot quiet but steady; Rio
NO quoted at sac. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, Jan ia larger and finer seIec-
tou. amounting 10 1883 bales, WAS offered at
the wool sales to-day. .tl grades were in
good demand a. this opening rates. Merinos.
Including good assortment or greasy sold nt
hardening rates Americans bought merinos
a. well as crossbreds. The sales follow: New
South Wales, @.0na bales secured Il aisdH
Is IOlAd: greasy. ltdu Is I'D. Queensland.
600. secured. Is I'd ~ Is I'D. greasy So n Is
3D. Victoria. I.40o; secured, Is IdmIs # = d Z.
creaEv 7lhdajs 81. South Australia 800.
ySeared = 81 & Z ioo "a srcasF sdala III
land 500. secured. is '.ddI~ Iif4d: greasv,
sd as I'd cape - Good Hope aud Natal, 500,
Ereaay stad4l Is li9d.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
wensy-third Ward Bank OF the City of
80 ms~ 49sSs Plaintir. against Ras Ginsoerg ana
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreciasc-s
hnu sais, duly made and entered IN the aoovs
entitled action and bearing date n. 18th day
=. OStooeT. 1903. I. the Undersigned. the Referee
ton. AZ the Exchange SaIssroom, Nos. I4-i6
Essey Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan.
IsOJ ~ IL O'Clock noon on that day. BY Joseph
r, Day. Auctioneer. the premises directed ~
a. fiisenS iiiSs.shenS u - SoiG. and therein dsscripsi
,,hd Al that certain plot. piece Or parcel oe
,a thereon erected. situate, lying and being y
NE ne seroqsh Of Manhattan. of the CITY of
York, bounded AID described as follows:
of ifSnias ifl.l az point on the Southesly sids
the corner formed BY the intersection OK the
so.etasriy Se. side OF 14ssh street. with ths East
srly along the Southeriy sid. OF t4sth Strsst,
S.,,s o. feet s inches; thence sousheriy parallsl
line Of the block; thence westerly along said
Sbs1n Sbsasre me Of the block. 81 feet inches:
.ss. II Inches TO ths point or place Of es-
And also all that certain lot. piece or parcsI
tbarsa 1sIe With the buildings ard Improvements
me ts'een e0-o erected sit,ate lying and being N
sos1n, ea,s or Ne" York. bounded and described n
=, Beginning Iss! at point on the southsriy sids
. :. ife,n street distant one hundred and sixty
formed By tho intersection OF ibs south-riY-
sios OF 1tsth Street and the Easteriy side oe
iSIoadWay. formerly Eleventh Avenue or Boul-
IeEard running thence SouthsrIy parallel wita
bToaoWsy and part % the way through
party wall nlnety-ntne Ieet ana eleven inches
70 tne centre line Of tho block; thence East
cry aionS said centre line Of the block thirty
seven rect six inches. thence NOrtherip again
parallel with Broadway. ninsty-nine feet sIsve,
iIcnes 20 the SOuthertv side cs 146th Street.
Of 146th street thirty seven feas six inches "a
ne ne point or place OF beginning Be said several
dimensions or less
Dated New York. October I'D 1909
CHAS- Z. COffN. Eeferes
LENOW. MACkELLAR Z WELLS Attorneys
Io- Plaintiff, 43 Cedar Street. Manhattan.
New York City.
The following Is a diagram % me prcpsrty
20 De sold. its street numbers a-s 5zS-5Sc West
14eth Street:
I46th Street