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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
CHANGE OF NAME

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter OF the application Of
SELLERS q BARTON LiGHTERAGE
COMPANY, INC. FOR authority 10 change
It's name TO SELLERS LIGHTERAGE
COMPANY, INC
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
SELLERS BARTON LIGHTERAGE
COMPANY. INC. a domestic corporation
having its principal business ONCE In the
city Of New York. County and State OF New
York. will apply To tho Supreme Court OF
the state Of New York. NJ n Special Term
Part / thereof. 10 be held az the County
Court House In the Borough OF Manhattan
Of the state ana county or New York on
the gth day OF February. 1917. at 1850
o'clock in the forenoon ~ that day or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard for
an order authorizing said corporation 70
rhsnge See corporation name 10 the Sell
LERS LIGHTERAGE COMPANY. INC.
Dated. View York, January 18th. 1917.
SELLERS 3 BARTON LlGHTERAGE
COMPANY. TNC
g. W SELLERS, President
FOLEY g. MARTIN
Attorneys for Petitioner,
50 wall Street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
Cotton

The tone OF the market was distinct
~ improved The stubborn strength OF
the cash situation dominated specula-
ton and there were net gains Of is TO
20 points in the current crop contracts
and Of 2S points in October A re-
suit the premium on July over October
narrowed 10 ll3 points. The session
began and finished with prices on tho
upgrade, highest levels being reached
just before the close.
Although Liverpool became easier
before il closed. there was marked
strength there during mid-session. THIS
was ascribed 10 trade calling, Cont
mental buying and local short covering.
This had much 10 do with our opening
upturn, as did also dispatches from all
parts of the South describing the spot
inquiry as strong. Leading spot hrins
continued buying heavily.
There was also considerable hqulda-
tion of long lines. The bears, however,
soon discovered that there was strong
resistance under 17.40c for May and
July, and they were quick 20 cover.
Such covering became especially marked
late in the day, following the receipt
of much stronger adUces from New
Orleans.
The greater confidence displayed IN
spot circles was based on q partial
subsistence of fears regarding ship
ming. To some extent this was brought
about by a cable from Havre reporting
the safe arrival of two steamers, which
were reported as sunk on W ednesdaE'
with cargo aggregating 2O,OOO bales.
Exports for the day were placed at
az. ESQ bales. According TO advices
from various parts Of the South, spin
ners are displaying more willingness
TO meet the strong views of sellers.
New Orleans reported further de.
cline of &c on spot offerings. 1850
bales being sold at 17iAc; but Houston
reported sales of 1851, bales at 1850,
an advance Of IS points. Other markets
were unchanged 70 &c higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19

EnNEspAY. JANUARY q
FORECLOSURE SALES.

COURT -- NEW YORK
COUNTY.-Kstherin Brophy. plaintiff
against Emanuel GlauDer, et al deiehu
ants-Pursuant to judgment or iort-
titIed action. dated the Sth day OF January.
1917 T. the undersigned, the referee IN
said Judgment named, VIII sell at publlc
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos.
IL and Is Nesey Street Borough OF Nan :
haitian. New York City, on the sth day OF
February. 1911 at ~ o'clock noon on that
day. by j. II. Mayors. huctioneer, the prem .
set directed by said judgment 10 be sofa
and therein described as follows: ALL
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF lana.
with the buildings thereon erected. situate,
living and being in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan Of the city Of New YORK. IN the County
and state OF New YORK, bounded ana de-
scrfbed "a follows: BEGINNING at a point
ON the southery side OF l09th street dis
tant one hundred N0o) feet westerly from
the corner formed BY the intersection or
the southery side OF l0sth street with the
westerly side OF Columbus Avenue: running
Avenue one hundred O00) feet eleven I'D
inches. thence westerly and parallel with
1O9th Street twenty -hve t25) feet; thence
northerly parallel with Columbus Avenue
and part OF the distance through q party
wall one hundred 600 feet eleven Gil
inches to the southery side OF l0sth
street: and thence easterly along the
southerly side OF 10sth Street twenty-five
(25) feet TO the point or place Of begin
ming Said premises being knoNn by the
street number lO2 West 10sth Street, IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
Dated. New York. Jan. 18th. 1871.
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
WILLIAM ?. CLARE. Attorney for Plain
tiff 1876 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
City.
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty TO be sold: its street number is io2
West 109th Street
uest fnafb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19

LOST Handbook No i.o26.2ls - Bsfk for say
ipg, aS0 an ava Nav Nork Psyment stored
Please return book 90 bsul
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts Tor NeA'
Twenty-four Hours

Washington. Jan. iS.--Iow pr"sure re'"p o'e'
the Eastern and Northern states and h'sh but i'hu'
pressure /. rcpurtci from the Ear West ana 0o"'.
west storm OF considerable Intensity was so''N.
Thursday night over Maine and moriN e""u
II hs been attended by west gals on ue "V'N'
Atlantic coast. Whcro storm warnings t~h"" NN
syed and snow nurres IN the rosicn % tho "rr'4
Lakes and the ohio valley and light lcral rains ID
The south Atlantic and Gulf .t'tos. Rains ns'c $50
20, IN over southern California. Arrona ana NV
MEXICO. ,,s.
The temperature has fallsn over the uppei '.N
region and the upper Mlsslsippi NAle'' anu INV
risen IA nearly all other district
IN, Indication, are that the wesihcr VII he se
s,.ilv fair Friday and SATURDAY IN the star" east "
IN. M,s,,Sippa River. eIoers that sncS nurr'e- are
prohsble Ssiurdsy IN tho upper lake reSion-
The t,rppersture will be lower Friday In the Az
,,n,o .,,,e~ and on tho east Guf coast and II VIZ
"A. F,d.Y I'm the upper lake region and ssluTuS u
The lower lake rvSion and tho ONO NsheS'
v,,1. o., e,ls,, ard s.turdY.-North Atlantic
snd middle Atlantic. strong wnt and f'i' Weau'e d
.ou,b Atl,puc. fresh west and fair weather. uppof
lakes frssh vest becoming south, i,lr ft 1N, -,
nuries Ssiurdsy. lower lakes. uimAss
winds and fair weather
Forecast, for Special LOealltts.-Ne" hns''''''
East New York. East Pcnnsylvsnia. Ne" 'ers'''
Delaware. Maryland. Virginia District OF CeiumDl''
North and South Carolina. rlcrids. fair and oooct
FRIDAY. Saturday probably fair -. ". ,,t,
Ohio West Pennsylvania. Nest VS. iO'A'
FridsJ. Saturday overcast ana warmer
Local Orol. Record.-Tho following omc1h 70
ord from the Weather Bureau shows Temperatures
during The last twenty four hour. IN comparison
With the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
STORAGE NOTICES
MOTT HAVEN STORAGE WARE,
HOUSE CO. INC.


To New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company and all persons inter
ested in the following or unclaimed freight
Plains. box hardware bar clamps.
I crate desk Mabel Baldwin. White Plains
4 lot household goods; J.. NJ Buehler, Nj.
Vernon, / gasoline engine and parts, ". II.
Marshall. / cleo. motor, 3. jacobson. ! buf
fet and top. s. g.. BlOwes. 2 cartons; VI.
y Horton. 1 box and barrel dislnfectsnt;
Bluestein, box shoe dressing; Louise Fer
ris. NJ. Vernon, steel barrel =; paint /;
Kits paint i. +. GrassO, 8 boxes macaroni :;
Geo. Gray. White Plains. ] bed and mat
tress; VI. Kupperman. 33 bdles. chairs T.
Ruckhout crates animal food Thos. Cru
sell ] barrel cement. 5. Romheld J key roof
cement: +. Nisenfeld. pes. household
goods; j. Erickson. TuckahOe, ] crate TIN
ware. Phoenix Hotel TarrytoWn. reiris-
orator. B. simon ! crate tool cart gears !;
s. Bereor buffet and top; Great Lakes
REF Co. ] barrel paint, W. ii. Anderson,
box hardware; G.. NJ Brazzie, 1 barrel
oil. b. G.. Candy Co, / case candy J..
s. Fletcher / table; American $. p. Co. b
crates toy wagons; B. Ginsly, ] barrel
common glass; Blanche Fish Wright, ! odle..
. chairs I bdle.. rocker: /. Bluestein. 1 crate
Velocipedes Jas. Mcbride, 1 case paper; q.
& G. Candy Co, ! case gum international
Tag Co. cases tags; Lincoln candy Co.
case gum; International Toy Co. boxes
TOYS: r. Arone. key paint: jos. II Mark
/ barrel maple sugar, "A crate maple sugar
Mitegrove. Z boxes disks; y. Ossman,
crates brass ana cta,e ""i p'Is 49,, NC =
tiouaf Toy Co. cases TOYS l.. horet
90 bo. PICTURES: Paul Spitalri. ] china
closet. D refrigerator ] eN. table and legs
n. Dan. toy wagon u. Siucus. / crate smoker
NJ Katz { case candy; You ana eacn OF YOU
are hereby notified that the time Tor he pas-
fuent of our lien upon the property described
above having expired. after due notice there
Of had been given you. We VIII cause such
nronertv. consisting ~ unclaimed freight,
IND scored in your name Tor In which you
NAV have an INTEREST," IN The Mott
Haven storage Warehouse Co. warehouses.
10 be sold az public auction, according 10
he statute in such case made and provided,
a. 3O5 East 140th ST., Borough OF Bronx
Sev York City. on Thursday, February
18th. 1917, at 1880 A. n, and II the sale
thereof Is not completed said date the
same will be continued az the same place
on each and every Thursday thereafter. be-
ginning al 1880 A. NJ on each day. and
continuing until an the goods are sold.
MOTT HAVEN STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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LOST BANKBoORs.

LOST -BAnkbcok No 54.5e4 o. Dry Dcek SAVING
Institution ANY p-son having claims uprn ssit
hook \. al al uppn 10 present Tie N me bsns
,rithln thirty tAys or .s.d hook wi - declared
ceuad and nce one issuei IN lieu theeN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
10000 BARRELS OF OIL BURN

Elizabeth, N. j., Jan. ia pillar. Of
name more than 100 feet high shot
from two Of the stills of the Bayway
refinery Of the Standard Oil Company
to-day.
The workmen rallied to the fire ST.
ren's blast and fought the towering
flames two hours, saving the other
eight stills. The two. where the hre
started. containing 5000 barrels OF
oil. were destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
EGERTON L. WINTHROP LEFT
AN ESTATE OF 1881, 1928
His Two Sons Get si1,O43 and
S46S,1s3

His Two Sons Get si7l,O4S and
S4ss,1s3
Egerton L. Winthrop, formerly presl-
dent OF the Board of Education, VINO
died on April 6, 1916, left a net estate
Of S1.351,s2s. The transfer tax ap-
praisal, filed yesterday, shows these
lceacics paid; Egcrton t. Winthrop
son. S471, O4S; Bronson Winthrop, son.
s46s.1s3; Charlotte A. W. Fowler
granddaughter, life interest in S3Sl;-
500; Muriel Egerton Winthrop, grand.
daughter, $12,70O; Benjamin Robert
Winthrop. brother, $500. and William
Jefery, an employe, an annuity OF
$72O.
Mr.. Winthrop left stocks and bonds
valued at S615, 400. He held two notes
of the Knickerbocker Club for $1,000.
Effects in his residence at % last
Thirtv-third Street were appraised at
S34.O47. "a Portrait OF Myself" by
John $. Sargent, was appraised at 81
600; an Italian landscape, by Corot, at
g. 600, and "River View" by Daubigny,
at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19

~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT
County Of New York-The New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company. plain
III against Franklin c. Albee, ct ais. de-
PENDANTS. Emmett d Parish. Plaintiffs At
torneys 81 Wall Street. New York City.
Pursuant 10 judgment dated December
IS, 1915, entered and filed on January ;.
1917. the Undersigned will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos
IA and 10 Nesey Street, in the Borough of
Manhattan. City, County and State OF New
York, at - o'clock noon, on February lst
1917, BY Henry Brady. auctioneer, the
mortgaged premises directed By said judy
ment 10 be sold, situated in the City. County
and State Of New York, At the northwest
erly corner OF i0lst Street and Central
Park West fronting 100 feet II inches
on the westerly side OF Central Parl.
West. and 14s feet on the northerly size
Of West l0lst Street and IN depth on the
vortherly side. said side being parallel
with West lolst stree. ifg feet, and in
depth or The westerly side. said side be-
lug parable with Central Park West 100
feet II inches Mortgage recorded In Liber
l02 Of Mortgages. Pages Se5 327 and $40
respectively. in Liber l05. Page 2Ss, as
consolidated by an instrument in Liber 2e2
OF Mortgages. Page ass, Section Z. Block
1887.
C.ntre linz nj hioek l
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CHATEAu ERONTENAC. QUEBEC.

All winter sports. through train daily.
Winter rates on American plan. write Tor
booklet and Information 20 Miss Philips
Chateau Frontenac. Quebec. 7. ..
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICE

BAYLIs. MARy-IN PURSUANCE or
an order % Hon. John p. Cohslsn. a
Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons hsv-
ing claims against Mary Bsylis. late OF
the COUNTY OF New York, deceased. to pre- :
sent the same With vouchers thereof 10
the subscri bers. at their once and place OF
transacting business. No. 10 Wall Street
IN the City OF New York, on or before tn,
tenth dsy OF March next
Dated. New York. the lst day of Sep
TENDER. 1915 WILLIAM BAYLIS,
ALFRED r. KIABALI.
JOHN MASON KNOX. Executors
Attorney for Executors. 10 Liberty
street. New York
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THURSDAY. JANUARY q
FRIDAY. JANUARY %
Nn,p,. Jacksonville ......... -
g.r,run.y 1ANtrARy ..
TRANSPACJFIC MAILS

I,n.n Coroa. China aud Philippine Islands
Wis Vancouver Is Empress of Hn'Ha y
Hawaii Japan. Cores. china snd Fhiibpina
Islands (Via San Frsncis'ol-Hs lenio ,
U.wnIi samoan Islands. Australia. New
Zealsnd Via san franclsroj IS ron"ma D
T,rU M.rquesss. Cook isiaues. hct
ZEALAND and Australia i''a san fIah'ia'ol
u,r,n. Gusm and Philippine Islands wa
san Franclsco)-U y Transport ........+ ~. y
usr,iI frIa san Franrisco)-Ss Wllhelnina y
fiH Islands. Nsw Zsalsnd and Austrahs VIA
Nsncouyerl--Ss Nisgara ....+.. .......... =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
Orchard snd Field
Hay and Straw
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following arc yesterdays prices comparco
with those Of a year ago:
Ncw YORK. Yesterday. year $50
Iiyestoci- beet. 100 $1,000 ,.oo sts5s
In. ........... $3.50 NNlV'Vu Fo'uv NFV''N
Dif.''d o'e'' ''''s' - a L5s 10 a -
L Ave yeas. best W.T. ll.oo a 1900 500 Oils
Dressed yeals, city, o, IA ~
live ewes 100 Do. SEQ o. 500 e'O "a o''V
Lambs fair 90 ~ e1,s
prime 100 lb.....l2.00 l4.s1 lOIS e''i9
dressed mutton DO. ~ g 20 ~ ~
Dressed lamb. H.. .ib'2Q ~ ''F2@ 80.
h Is dressed lOoriio a - $50 O.
Dressed hog. bacon. - 80. MA ina.
no. ............. .li,ad 'l44 'lV-AG ',o,.
Nt,5. now Mi 400 a $3.50 1850 620.oo
Ncss heef bbl $500 % $3.50 1850 q'|OO
L1 Lard Middle west 200 q $500 10000 @lO7Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
STORAGE NOTICES
Mott Haven Storage Warehouse Co, Inc
9602 TO 1908 Third Avenue,
29l TO 307 East li0th 1T.
New YorL ,Ianuary IQfh


To Mrs Grace Sands, Mrs. Giimartiu.
j. J. Lein, H. B. Dangis, Chss. Mangiletto.
II. Santerre. Mrs Jenkins Mrs. Meyers.
Seaball a/e Reihy's Express VIM Berto-
lin. Mrs. J. McGil. George Vincent. Cath
crime Near. Schnauiner GO Lyons pr. T..
Maher (Mendelson 60 Walker Zehntuer
Bros Vans. Mrs Wills Go w. ELDERS.
Mr. Lenahan. co John Dittmar. Mrs Har-
tung. Mrs. Hersch. Mrs. y. Mooney. Henry
Sternkon. Geo. &. Burbank. Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. r. L. whitney. Mrs. +. Rosseth. Mrs.
Wall, Goldberg. Krall Go Hartman. j. A.
Glover II. c. koenig Jos. r.. Conlan. Mrs
Stephenson. Mrs. Truce Go Mrs. NJ A.
Cruise. NJ J. Morrison. G. $. Zeemsn. Mrs.
Hogan, Jack Bremen. Edward Williams.
Hugh Bayliss, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs Mills.
Mrs. Cornell co J. Dittmar. George Mand-
ling. Mrs Margolin Go J. Dttmar, Mrs.
Luft 60 Reilys Express. Tyrell 90 Geo.
Asher Mrs. s. Page, Mrs II. lluppel co
j. A. Jennings, y. Ossman. LeWey 90
Arkonson Mrs r. Tiyeroyitz Go Posnick.
Hriznick co &. ;. Vincent. Leo. Auerbach
Louis Gefiner. r. l.. Mead X. Nlontanus.
McEyoy GO 4. Brooks. Mrs. Gillcns Mrs
Woods co Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Taylor GO
Zehntner Bros, Mrs. Lindsey co Jos. Fitz-
simmons. Mrs. Burt GO R.ilys Express.
Mrs.. Nelson co JOS. hranz, Mrs. II. J..
Darnstadt Mr. German Go JOS Fitzsim-
Ter, and Robert Wilson: You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for the
payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given YOU. We
will cause such property. TO wit. household
goods. personal effects. merchandise. car
pets, etc. stored bg you or ia your name boz
The Mott Haven Storage Warehouse co.
warehouses 90 be sold a. public auction.
according 10 The statute in such case made
and provided at eJJ East l40th ST. BOr-
ough OF Bronx. New York city, on FRI
DAY. FEBRUARY 23RD, 1917. at 1880
A. NJ. and II the sale thereof is not com
peted on said date the same will be con-
tinued at the same place on each and every
Friday thereafter beginning at 10 80 A. NJ
on each day. and continuing until all the
goods are cold.
MoTT HAVEN STORAGE WAREHOUSE
CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
U. s. Treasury Finances

Washington. Ian. u.s. The condition
OF .hc United States Treasury az the
close OF business to-day was:
Net balance IN general fund S94,659,-
SOC.
Total ordinary receipts S3,slS,6s7.
Total ordinary payments S2.115,Ss1.
The deficit this fiscal year is $40
63f .O2S. against deficit of S59,609,-
R77 last year, exclusive OF Panama
Canal q public debt transactions.
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Humidity
Barometer Readings

6st1p. w.. n 5 p
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TOsT-BankhOok No s4n.9SS TIE Greec sich
savings RAM 2ts and 2is SIKH New York
CITY Psyment stopped Please roturn 10 hsEk
LOST RAnkbooi Nc. 80 .e59. The Gre-r vtch
saving Bank ga and 2ts Sixth ava. See Yors
C,ty Psvnert stopxrd Please r~uIrr 70 bsrk
IOsT-BnfbooA No. 1851 Tns Gr~nv1oo
ssyinr B.nk ga ard 9u srth ave-, Ne~ ryt
civ psvn-rt .'cr-d Plcsss -c'u-r 20 barr
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Jan g
Jan
Feb =
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rnc, Macor1. ~ tho clyde 50 Go with md's
cuaf I'D G.i1 y 100. n,sr q,
Dasiand tNori. Csrde1n. With mise ""'' "
Oj 40. ,,,D
lille Non Ia Pillice. VI CD Galveston ~,
caso fFrj Bordeaux. Queen Mar lBfi ha..e'
Oranje Na.au Dutch. ~ Marc, Hokeby ibI
Narcotics. MORO cattle. Havana. Mississippi FU'
Have Via HallfaY. Russian Prince OBI uueets
town. Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport vows ~,
yoran (Br), Haue. Eiks III tNori, Desa
ware Philadelphia. Moniseuat t5ranj, hhhis
vi Mar Galveston city " savannah saF4n wanna
1orbea Mcndi (Spanl. Cette. San CiOIno lltsD'
Cenos. Breta.ton (Ilrl London. Colon. tnHobal
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Bonds
unlisted. 1Sells cents per share.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
unit of trade on this exchange. 10 shares

UNI OF Haoo oh this 'At"ohSts " ,thiehsf
United States steel common sold on the
Consolidated stock Exchange as high a
1l5lt. several hundred shares changing
hands At that figure the best price that stock
touched in Wall St-ce.. During the greater
part of the day the market reflected grad
ually improving conditions. but there was a
setback under profit taking toward the
close
Transactions and prices Thursday for the
more active stocks we're follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING
DIAMONDS
TYPFWRITERS
TYPEWRTTERS RENTED.

Non Wis .ble,. ( months s.. Visible months, ST.
initial yajnelt applies Or purchased
ANurRiCAN WRITING MACHINE 90. nc.
3i5 Broadway. az Leo ard -.
$50 Broadway. al I'D 81. Tel 5iOs
l49 ". 42d ST. al Times square Franklin
50 Nassau 81 az Maiden Lane.
10 Barclay S. Telephone 1888 Cortlandt.
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wet losth Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien OF
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is to be sold. is SO, 1888,
with interest from December 18th. 1916,
together with the costs and allowances,
amounting to ,44337, with interest from
January Sth. 1917. together with the ex-
penses OF sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rates or
other liens which are 10 be allowed 10 the
purchasers out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee, is Sl,26S.s5 and in
terest.
Dated New York Jan. 18th. 1917.
HARRY BLUR, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19

Rys.-Prices were firm.
Yes days Previous Year
close close. sgo.
Cash. \. Y bush $3.50 $3.50 $iO"s
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Centre line of block.
West 1olst Street


Street 40 1 and No. West Ioist Street
and No az and No. ais Central Park
West
Free and clear Of all encumbrances ex-
cept subject to the state OF facts which
an accurate survey would shoN.
Approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt costs and allowances tz,s,lstst;
taxes. assessments. ana water rates. "a
6472S
Dated January 10Th. 1917.
ARTHUR y. GIEGERICH. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIvID

60, Insn Ian II Steamer Rra1os Nov York.
Boricaua. Jan i7-DsDague On. New iof~
SAILED
San Juan. Jan IL 0amn New York.
BorIosur Jan i7-Rosegg fN0fl, New foih.
Hong Kong Jan IS T. Lucs'1ibach New i".
Cristobsl. Jan lS-Cnrllo iron Sew iofh' 'af
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP COMPANY

January Il, 1917
A regular dividend OF one per cent and
an extra dividend Of one-halt OF one per
cent has been declared on the capital stock
81 this Company payable March let 1917
20 stockholders Of record on the books Of
this Company a, the close OF business on
February 18th, 1917.
y r. CAN'T BILL. Tr.arzru
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Yesterday A


Sugar Futures Sugar futures yesterday,
after opening irregular, points lower 70
points higher, stcsdied up on the entire list
AZ midday and values showed advances OF
10 s points. Cuban interests then Withdrew
their support aud scattered Wall Street cell
inc caused a quick turn and price declined
sharply 20 about parity Of raw sugar. The
close showed net decline Of } To- points.
with the days business estimated at about
o. 900 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
Industrial
Metals

Corner prices were advanced again
Yesterday. Sellers handling second
quarter deliveries quoted 2Si7 cents a
pound for April. 2Si4 cents for May
and 2S cents for June, or y cent above
he previous levels Interests with
small quantities Of resale metal 20 dis
pose Of also have raised their quota
tons.
The so-cslled big producing and re
ining interests continue 10 quote . y
10 M cents pound Tor third quarter
and s1i5 TO 80 for the last quarter.
Prices current for few Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products. COM
psred with those prevailing az the cor
responding time Of last year, follow;
Current Ayear
price ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil


Coffee FutureS.-Ihe coffee marheI Wds u
sctive Yesterday. The buying movement SET
in motion by the activity OF commerce rsia-
o,s in south American waters appeared 10
have been followed by renewed hesitation,
owing partly. perhaps to feeling tha'
higher war risks might be temporary teat,
ure. and prices eased OF under scaI'eitV u
closed Al net decline Of 10 r. points for
the day. Sales were estimated at about
1880 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
Yesterdays a year


Cottonseed Oil Futures Operations in the
cottonseed oil market yesterday we're COM
paratively small, total sales amounting TO
21.1O0 barrels. The undertone was trm,
however. and closing prices were TO 10
points net higher The strength in lard and
cotton had a sympathetic influence on values
and discouraged selling.