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The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

yersarY OF AiSsee, driving out
40 pniouNnfederate sta
iro" prisoners were 0H
MINUTES after ty of baggage ov
that the senate al sn Sn
.d;n.uce frst spy TO be 30
eo "' ;ierate govern Ia
union now 'A'" edmond, Vir- ~ ~
state of Arkansas" 5.da the otnei
states united with her under the
compact entitled "The Constitu'
ton of the United States of Amer
ica.o
OF the members of that notable
legislature four still live. They
are Judge Cypert, of Searcy, COL
w. f. Slemons, of Monticello, and
two others, Carrigan and Mans
field.
Cn January 10, 1861, the state
legislature passed an act to pro-
vide for a state convention to be
held at Little Rock, March A, con
ditioned that this action was rati-
fed at an election held on Feb.
IS. The majority for the conyen'
ton was 11,5S6. On March A the
convention adopted the following
resolution:
"Resolved, AS the sense of this
convention, that the people of Ar.
kansas prefer perpetulty OF this
federal union TO its dismember-
inent or disruption provided 1t
can be perpetuated upon basis
guaranteeing equal rights and
privileges TO all states, alike,
south as well as north,
"Resolved, further. That when
ever time shall have proved the
constitution of the United States
10 be in any particular deficient;
or whenever disputes shall arise
touching which the constitution
is not explicit it is more in accor-
dance with the spirit aud genius
of our government, as understood
by it's trainers, TO meet in COnyen.
ton by the people for the purpose
of taking INTO consideration the
canses aud nature Of our com
plants aud of amending the con.
slitution to meet the cXiGency
than to overthrow or change our
present form Of government"
Following this action the con.
v ulion adjourned until April 10.
bur six days before that date Fort
Sumter fell aud u few days later
President David Walker of the
convention issued Il proclamation
calling the convention to meet
May 6 when the secession ordl.
nance was adopted.--Ga2ettc,
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

Miss Bessie Hays has returned home
from Nettletou, whore she taught n
vrry highly satisfactory term Of school,
She WAS accompanied home by her sis
ter, Mrs Dr.. & $ Walker aud littlt
daughter who will make her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Hays, an extended
visit.
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11
FOR C0nsilpaIlon.

Mr. l. II Farnhum, n prominent
ltugRiat OF Spirit Luke, Iowa, says
Chamberlain stomach aud Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing ou
The msrhct for constipation, ; Give
these tablets n trial You are certain
ta lind them agreeable and pleasant N
Effect Price gbe samples free, Sold
lY lphn q Kane,
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

Yon viii look good while before
you hnd u better medicine for coughs
and colds than Chamberlain n Cough
Remedy II not only gives rciof It
ourra Try II when you haye n congh
ar cold, aud YOU Hro certain 10 be- pleas.
pd with the prompt cnrp which 1t Will
effect For sale 10y John O kHue,
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

Barbed wire cuts, ragged wounds,
collar aud harness gals heal mp quick
" when Ballard : Snow Liniment is
applied. It is both healing ard anti
septic Price 25c, SOC and 81 per bot
tie. Sold by f. & Kerr.
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11
First insertion Mar 80; last April 20
WARNING ORDER.
In thc Crawford ChAncory Court.

In the Crawford Chanccry Court
Dora Vaughan, Plaintiff,
Vs.
Wills Vaughan Defendant
Tho defendant, willis Vaughan, is warned
appear IN this court within thirty days and y
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff, @
Vaughan,
Witness my Official hand and seal thIs y
Goth day Of March, lDl2
A. HAYS Cleit
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11
Notice on Petition for Discharge.

". Merrill, BANKRUPT, has iiled application lo,i
discharge Id bankruptcy and that 1t has bee
ordered by the court that hearing be had up
on said application before said court on The Sd
day Of June, 1912 at Fort Smith H. said distna
NJ 10 o'clock In the forenoon, ut which hcariui
all creditors and other persons IN interest MAJ X
sppoar and show cause, II any they have, whff
the prayer of said petitioner should not v,
granted.
Fort Smith, Ark, April H. 1912
Attest
SEAL OF CouRr) WM, s, WELLsHrAR. Glen
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11
int Insertion May 4 last May 70,
WARNING ORDER.
In INV Crnwford circuit count

In Justice n G. rerhots H. y. Court iot Van
Huron township Crawford county Atkanpus.
Hunt Cofdel Co, rlaintns,l
w.
E l. France, Defendant
The defendant " I, France IA warned 10 m.
pear IN lhi C0nH within thirty days md nhi
sWef lhe complaint OF The. phlulllh, Hunt.
CnfdellStN Co H. & PefuOL D. T.
May D. lpll
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11
Notice in Bankruptcy

District Court Of the United States, Wester
District Of Arkansas, Fort smith Division
In the matter OF !
Arthur "; Merrill, No, 1882 in Bankruptcy,
Bankrupt
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

ypboat Hale Of Com
Supscrlt'S squadron. captured
--.--..-----r-s--~t battery on Grimballs
n. Il the junction of the
-" tnd South Edisto rty-
a. ,slAlina. Fire was open
linV, 1t R from distance OF
yards as she ad-
Suhicct ~ pued until she pass
'"tening bend, when
- charge OF the bat
Sattery was armed
Artaasas S.es1 :; ps@iq;, g, 3n. the ansSp. sq.
,, tbyed by landing
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

last MoH""H National forces
r.rsary of Arssee, driving out
40 rnicuNnfederates sta
iroH w" prisoners were
minutes ai'e' ty of baggage
that the senate al
.d;n.nce frst spy to be
eo d" VI .,;ierate govern
u,ion now eXlstlt ohr,ond vir.
The Van Buren press., 1912-05-11

appeal to every farmer, and I
assist in the cotton acreage reduct
Plan" owing to the late start, co,
every county, and where it was or
haps, been overlooked.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
.LOSEY EXPLAINS
BRANCH POLICIES

The reason for the mammoth new At
lanta branch of the Buick Motor Com
pany, at Peachtrce and Harris streets,
Is told 10y L. Ii. LoseN, new Atlanta man
ager, who recently assumed charge and
whose progressive methods and pleasant
manner TO dealing with his patrons have
already Won him hosts Of friends. The
new Buick branch is the biggest in the
world, occupying i've floors of the new
solid concrete freproof building, with 20
2O0 square feet of floor space,
The Buick Motor Company is estab-
fishing the greatest branch in the coun-
try in Atlanta said Manager Losey, mot
alone for the reason that this city is one
of the biggest distributing points, but in
order to give the thousands of Buick
drivers in this territory service as good
as the best TO be found anywhere This
territory Is far removed from the motor
car factories, which are mostly in the
North and East and The now Buick
branch building will enable us TO carry
an unlimited supply of parts and will per-
nit us TO conduct, all under the same
ROOF. service department that will he
fatr-sized factory in itself In the flu
ture uo matter what happens TO a Buick
car, II VIII not be necessary 10 send to
the factory for new parts before repairs
can be made We will he able to build
cars IN our new branch should he re-
quirements demand"
one entire floor of the new Buick
building, which will be ready for occu-
pancy tu few weeks, will be given
over to "a complete stock OF parts. and
several experts will hc employed TO han
die this feature Of cGe Bucks Atlanta
business alone. Another floor will he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate EX-
change salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 Vesey
street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
10TH ST. 40 East, SIS. IA II " OF Pleasant
ave 20xl0o.lO sly tenmt; adjourned 10 Au--
gust y
10TH ST. 444 East, 8 s. 1874 II OF Pleasant
ave. 3Oxl00.lO sty tenmt. adjourned to Au-
gust 0.
By Herbert A. Sherman.
2D AVE, 249i. W f. 40 n OF 127th 81, "a. II
xlO0. sty tenmt and store: sold 10 the plain
tin for S16.749.
By Henry Brady.
EAGLE AVE. 7O7, =, 100 It Of 18Th St
81 0x993 . sty dwg: sheriff. sale OF all right.
title, etc, which Eugenis Vanoni had on March
IS 1912, or since; withdrawn.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph r. Day.
BATHGATE AVE. 1887 and 1860 " cor
l78th st, 1oSxl20.5. three sty tenmtsi sold 70
tho plaintiff for $1,000 over prior mtg.
235TH 81, n .. IFS II W Of Onsda ave, 224
xI0ox irrog vacant; sold 10 the plaintiff for
$40 10
BY j. H. Mayors.
ELLIOTT AVE a40O, VS., 10 II n OF Julisna
ave 26sloo. Wakefield. sold 10 the plaintin for
Sc zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Steady, Corn Lower
Oats and Coffee Show Gains.

After a lot OF fluctuations. with mario"
RANGES. the wheat market closed STEADY
on September, at an advance Of sc ne''
WITH later months showing e. slight DC
cIlns. Weather conditions dominated the
market although export rumors and re-
ports of freight room engagements turned
q selling movement into rally. Ralhs
in the Southwest continued. and oinllh-
ish,ng receipts are looked for If the wet
weather continues. New crop corn con-
tracts reached a point 19sc below the close
Of Tuesday. September, however, STOOD UP
against the decline, receding only nc. with
a rally of practically a cent. leaving the
position at a net gain for the day. Other
months felt this influence and closed only
about a cent net lower. Oats struck new
lowe ground early. but the reductions
checked new short ventures and the mar
ket rallied, regaining all the loss and clos
ing 5sd3sc net higher
Coffee felt the effect Of an unfavorable
report from Santos regarding the new
crop Towering, opened steady kept on the
upward trend all day, and showed u net
gain of II to 10 points at the close. The
crop report seemed 10 be helped in its
bullish tendency by an impression that
strong bull interests had absorbed almost
all the weakly held coffee within the last
month, and that any further declines
would meet important opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
BROOKLYN SALES.

J. y. Osoria has sold for the Newton
Realty and Construction Company Nos.
10, I22 l26, 12S and 100 Avenue I. five
two family houses. each 20xloo feet; No.
1864 fist street. IL three story dwelling
housc, on plot 4OXlo0 feet.
Il. J. Sforza has sold for Leonard Law
lor No. 1872 73d street, nine room house,
on plot 40xl00 feet
The Realty Associates have sold Nos.
1853 to 1865 East 9TH street. two and one
half story, semi-detached houses, each on
plot 40xl00 feet.
Jacob A. Feter has sold the four story
nathouse Nos. % and 2 Greene avenue
southwest corner OF Vanderbilt avenue.
Arthur II. Strong has purchased for
immediate improvement a plot 5OxlO0 feet
on tho west side OF East I'D street, 20
feet south OF Avenue J, East Wildwood.
The two story Colonial dwelling house
No. 1176 Ocean avenue. on plot 45x15O. has
been purchased by Roy L. Dorr for occu-
Dancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
ATTGrTST

hbGOCl T.
AVE 4, 1922 all; Samuel StrausoeTg 20
Jacob Abraham, . yrs from Aux 10, 1912;
$3.50 and 81. $50. address, 90 I'd ave
BRONXDAIE AVE. sws, $50 r. W OK
Muliner ave: FIRST floor and part Of cellar;
Thomas + McDonough to Lydia 9 Thorman
and sno, yrs from Aug Is. 1912; years
renewal: $3.50. address, Arlington. y j:
GROVE 81. Q cor Of Bergen ave; 2S5 {.
beg gore. the land: Hupfeps sons 10
Slegmund Bsunll. l0l West fl5th 81, e al: >
Yrs ron Avg iso Iei2 Years Tsns~s ,a6 a.
SAME PROPERTY: Segmund BaUm - al
~ Bronx Wholessle Fish and Supply Co all
title: July 90; 81 800; address on premises.
part cellar: Manhattan Holding co 20 Joseph
We!nstein, 0 9-l2 years Aug l.. 1912. TO April
80 1919: s9i2: address, $40 stanton At
F1a1ran 10 Harry Newman . yrs from Feb
l. 1911. $3.50; address, on premises.
WILLIAI ST cor o. o. spruce bruce, C t%S
70 stcins cat. CO; 5 ". from July I. 1912;
81 800. addrcts. on premises.
10TH ST 49, Wet. s'or. and easement /;
/. 1913; $500 and $3.50: address. l3i River
$50 ST. 20 East: all: oswald oel,chlaeser
1910. $4,000 and $4,000. address, ~ East
asst ST. 24o and ~? East: all: Alex Gre.i,
90. 1912. 81 500: address 26i BroadHa..
NTH ST. i2s West. vest store foor. store
adj and rooms above store aud cellar 4.
yorktown Holding 90 20 samuel Platck :
from sept !. 1919. sis6o, address. i2f
West 25th 50.
10Th ST. i2s West: paror floor store
Geraldine VI Brosseau 20 Fred r ltills SIS
from May !. 1912 siloo and $1,000; address
1923 west goth st.
10TH ST ii2 East. corner store and front
basement. Jcne,te Forshoin 10 Peter Rinzen {;
yrs from October I. 1912 5000 and $500
address. 1t2 East 10Th e.
18TH ct. 80 East. all: 18th 81 - Esst,
all. SD 81. 1ig East. all. Attorney ~. les
60. > yrs from July 80 1912; $ll,6i0: ad-
dress. ?6l Broadway.
f56TH ST. 55s East store floor and base
Hoffman, 10 Jacob KsllfelZ and ano: 10 yrs
from July I. 1912: $1,000; address s6s East
f5Gri 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
EASES.

Tho Midwest Realty Company has leased
10 Arthur " Drubin tho eighth floor -
30 II N ~? West 35th street for five
years through Frederick Fox & Co. Tho
Same company has also leased through
Mcssrs He'll n Stern for six years the
second floor n tho same building TO Abra-
ham IIIrsh & Son. now at so. al Broad
way
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company
has leased portion OF tho top floor In
tho Motor Mart. Broadway and sd street.
a. tho Nyyall Print FOR n term OF years.
Dcnzcr Brothers have leased for a long
term OF years. at an aggregate rental OF
&, 90. tho store and basement nj No. 81
sixth avenue. adjoining tho corner OF ga
street. tu simon Iindeu; also with Bar
nett &. 90 20 tho Newark Shoe Company
tho store 40. 22si Third avenue, adjoining
the southwest corner ot 10Th street.
+. Edgar T.eaycraft 4 Co have lcnsed
to PARK & Tilford i've floors I'm the new
six story lott building No. 40 10 452 West
i2d street.
Leroy Coventry has rented for n term
OF years No 81 West End avenue 10 Mrs.
r. u. Stenger.
Shaw a. co. have leased the following
dwelling houses: No. % West 18th street,
10 the Avon club; No. 1876 West 10th
street. to Frank Masterson; No. 4 West
l2Sh street. 10 Ella l.. Willard; No. Il
West ISlst street. 10 IS. Simons. and No.
IFS West l3lst street. TO Emil Kun.
Mark Rafalsky & co. have leased the
store aud basement AT No. % West ed
street TO GuZy Brothers. dealers In ladies'
apparel This IS the store now occupied
by Dempsey & Carroll. who have leased
the store at No. 49, Fifth avenue. as re-
Gently reported. through tho same brok-
ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


pEFyES- Receipts, 12S cars. or 200
head: 80 cars ON sale. Steers steady for good
choice with weight firm; heavy bulls and rat
choice cows unchanged; medium ana llght
bulIs and common to good cows slow TO l0c
lower; some &c on Common to prime steers s
So 5Ods9 90. oxen. 81 1896 so; bulls ~ 'O9
81 %: cows, s2gSG; choice fat cow 81 80.
No change In dressed beef -.
Sales Sanders: 10 Virginia steers lou
81 So H. go ~ 81 75i 10, s5s n. "a 30; y,
10. So; !. 800 10, 50 70. 3. 1910 N. g 10; 2
SO 10, 81 81; %. 93l ~ 81 Is; g. 500 ID. 81 20
/, $50 ID. 50 -: l, $50 ID. 81 70; 4. 10 3D.
. Newton & Co: 20 West Virginia steers,
1895 n. 80 IS; % Virginia. 1874 ID, So 40; 3
oxen, $50 ID; So 70; bulls 100 H. %; g.
so 10 81 7ss r iS So as s5o 3D. 1850 n, S.
5. Judd & Co.: 3 bulls. l2io d.. s. IS; q
i9e9 n II 81 60 So n Zoo b 80 TO- S? 3 5 rs
r. q %; cows S e25 H. s. -; 8, $50 ID. 81;
e. 900 10. So; II. 1J6 n. So so.
Tobin & shannon; 8 bulls, ess ~ 81 90; co o;
b b. s.; $50 n, So So l. 80 n So %; l. $50
~ ]. ' shambers & Son: II Virginia steers.
MoFGsfsqS Co l Hgl; + i IL D. 81 s. NJ
g ri il e e. 1S2i NJ SC s 70 S io H. - 3d. TO-
- Andrew idi Mullen bulls 1858 n. q 7.; -.
sol ~ g 50; p SO n 5; s. 90 z 5go ~ s. ~:
20, ~ I'd, 81 -Ds l. GU lus go ff' lDi 80 -
& bciYers. $40 H. s.; .. 400 H. 81 80; !. $50 H.,
SO %; COW. ITO n. S. 20; 10, 9o7 n, s.; >,
s. So ~ So 20; 7, 724 N, 49, H. 6s2 NJ. 81 ~;
IL j. @ g. e Curtis ri ~ Son: bull. 1901 ID. s.; l.
$50 n 81 -: H. $40 10. 81 ~: g. 100 n. 81 80;
2 cas- ID. 81; . $50 n; g 90: ! COW. 1879 OK. H.
81 40: 3 se7 10. 81: l. 1910 ID. 81 so; 0. s24 ~,
81 5O g. sO7 10, So %: T. $50 ID. SO; Is. sol 10.
Sc 70; 4 750 n, So 70; 80, 7o2 n. 81 60; /, 600
10, 81 20.
W. r. Hume: state steers, 915 ID. So 90;
. oxen 100 n. 50 5O IL bulls. $40 ~ 81 90:
4 075 ID. 81 % l cow $50 n. "a so: /. 1880
10, 81 10; T. S37 ID, 81 90
Jeniffe. Wright g. Co.; ! bull, 1850 n. s.:
g. $40 10. 81 80; Z, ~ ID. ~ 20: 2. 5i5 NJ. ~
2 cows, s07 10, IS IS; :, si2 10, 81 90; %,
II. H. Hollis: bulls, $50 n. 81 30: COWS,
Kerns commission Company: 2 bulls, 144o
n. 50 10: g. e23 10, 81 49, 3. 917 n. 81: ]
heifer $50 10. 81; cows 1910 10. s. 40; s.
100 10, 81 so; q $40 10, 81.
CALVES--Receipts. 2325 head: 1851 on
sale Trade dull and prices lower, with gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
nr,Ns AND pEAs@RcteIpts 400 bag

NcW ork, AuEuSl -
BEANS AND PEAS-Rccelpts 400 bags
bcanE 40 peas Only a few domestic "hIle
beans left and no medium. l:ed hlnhey
weak ana outside quotations only reached
IN. repackcd goods and IN a small way.
yellow eye dull Nothing doing in black
bcans California lima about steady MAJ
lei temporarily bare ~ white Kidney
scotch peas steady AZ the close. win sales
at irregular prices: few goods lef, and most
holders not anxious TO sell except ~ iul!
mutations BEANS, marrow. choice 10
H. s535 n So 40: poor TO good. 81 to0Sb :!
in.diurn. choice. s. 9Odsia5; poor to good
- 600 81 81: pea. choice, 81; poor 70 go"d.
81 az 6JS49O; imported. pea, 81 2odSl 80 o
rcd kidney. choice. s. coast 20; white I'D
nov. So 20: black. 81 ~ q$5 yellow eye. s. -
n 81 20. lima. SG15q SO 90; PEAS, Scotch.
81 ~. imported. green $685..
ITTER-Receipts. O.4sH pkss. Trade
Quiet and market weak. particularly on me
dunn and ordinary grades, which comprise a
largo part OF current receipts. For little
Of The fanciest fresh creamery &c was OBJ
tainable. but other lots Of extras sold at
2Gi3 n 2GEc. Firsts ranged from - n 2Gc.
With a good deal OF useful stock going at
"5I.5lJc Seconds dropped 20 24W2f &c.
Creamery, extras H., 26i2 q 2lc; hrsts - 10
2Gc: seconds. @40 24izc; thirds, 220 23c;
state dairy tubs, finest, % a SIC: good TO
nrime. 23is @24lsc; common 20 fair. p u
53c: process, extras. 241$c; frsts. 23@24c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08

winter, 81 2OaS4 80; No .. 81 1OG$4 %: Kansas
straights. 81 4UQSi Go; fancy spring patents
StTSG 81. RYE FLOCR-Quct; fair 10 good,
~ 25q$4 40. choice TO fancy. 81 4jQS4 60.
CORN3dEAL-Steady; kiln dried. 81 05. BAG
AfEAI~-Fine white and yellow. 81 60USl 40;
coarse. 81 G0dsl e.. FEED-WesteTn spring,
S23 10; standard middllng. So; -four do, $50;
red dog. SIS; city bran, SOB in bulk, S24 20 III
sacks: middliDA, S21N$3O red dog, Si3 90;
bcminy chop. SIS 50d$29 in bulk $50 I0qS3O 20
In sacks. OILMEAI~-S35 5Og$3G 80.
COFIEE-A cable from a prominent
Santos house claimed that the first Towering
had been irregular and partial. and this may
have accounted IN measure for tho hrmei
tone of the market, which. opening steady at
an advance OF TO 9 points showed gen
eIaly upward tendency and closed steady II a
net gain Of II to 16 points for the day.
sales 1913. $50 bags. OF which $1,000 repre-
scented switches. IIavTe was $44l franc high
er; Hamburg l pfennig higher; Rio, - reis
higher, and Santos unchanged, according "a
the early cable but quiet with 4s 30 reiS
lower, by the special cable. Spot coffee
steady; Rio No :. 14asc. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08

RICE-Stcady with fairly good demand.
and rrirCs unchanged. Screenings, 4H41 +;
,rdir,5rv 4i.1I'sc: fair 4'41i'sc: good or'l-
rarv 535i.c: prime 5zdj'tc, choice. @'tp
6 head, Japan, i',a3o' Patn'' oH"'2'' '''y
>TGAR-Tenned fairly active. While hne
GRADUATED was selling - D. n"i' ~.
i-ss The following prices arc net; less als-
...,,rt OF per cent Tor cash: crystal dolllI'-'
iu cs.os Of 90 2-lb cartons. Nloc ana 80. ~ ~
half cases. 10 cases 5-lb ca tons. t."''' nan
ra,r. do : zoe. lsaElc tablets. 6.ioc; ont ivai'
; o.. crushed : SO: mould y, 531c; CUBES
carlo T,-Ib bags powdered ana Eagle cChtoo-
rioners' Crauulatej, $3.50; NNAH poWeerol %
J 2Jc. powdered and coarse powdered ana fasls
coarse r~arulcted < 9Oc; fruit powdered ana
Eagle extra huc sranulated; '.ln': CTEs'1'
domino rranulated cases, :, ~ anu 10 "a. 70
tons, Z ACC and SOC IN half cases; Eagle = !" =
and n ctrtons 81 hne sranulated ".""'
53Ic: BIB bags DO $500: lob bags 90 80 .
9S and 20 n bags do and standard sranu.ated
: isc. 0ue graduated ana diamond \, !l"c'
.ronfccfloncrs' 4 and so I, Soc; No = ".
No . 4 Sc. 40 T. 4 SOC: 40 ., 4i5c; No '"
41Oc No T. 400: No :. aGOc; NO " '-.'l,
Zo 10 soc: 40 II, 4.4Jc: 40 u, 44oc Nos
~ IL aud - 25c In London beet sugar was
a,iiet and li213i4d lower; August. - -
Scf,tauiier. lis 0A1. October "a De''inper. l'N.
Meetings AZ four United states ports HIiihs
lilo week were 20 O00 tons, against .o"Vp A
same ports were. - i9I tons, C"Wpaf'd WIN
40 54S a week ago aud - 36+ last year. St"yE
is 192 $40 tons against 205 SD last week an9
pO2 oSS last year Raw here steady VIII
centrifugal o8 test, at io5c; muscoNsIG, -
tcst 3.5c and mOagses sugar, :" test ".]oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
REALTY NOTES,

Moore & Wyckoff have placed through
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company
building loan OF 10000 on the nine
story and basement fireproof apartment
house TO be erected at No. I2l to 129 East
SD street. on plot 97xl0O5 feet. by the
l1S East Fifty-fourth Street Company.
Robinson & Feinberg negotiated the re-
Gently recorded sale of the uncompleted
theatre at Nos. II and - West 1l6th street
for the Mitral Realty and Construction
Company to David Goldberg. 1t Is Mr..
Goldbergs intention to complete the thea
tire. which was abandoned some time ago
when the project reached the first story.
H. X. Houghton, for seven years with
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