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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT - NEW YORK
COUNTY.-Katherine Brophy. plaintiff.
against Emanuel Glauber. et al. defend
snts.-Pursusnt TO judgment OF fore
closure ana sale entered in the above en-
titled action. dated the Sth day OF January.
1917. l. the undersigned, tho Referee In
said judgment named, Will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos.
"a and l6 Vesey Street, Borough OF Man
haitian, New York City, on the Sth day OF
February, 1917. at - O'Clock noon on that
day. by J. N Mayors. buctiOneer. the prem
i-es directed by said judgment 10 be sold
md therein described as follows. ALL
that certain lOf. piece or parcel OF land.
with the buildings thereon erected. situate
lying and being ia the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. OF the city OF New York. In the Count
and state OF New York, bounded and de
Scribed rs follows: BEGINNING at a point
on the southerly side Of lOgth Street dis
tant one hundred 600 feet westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF
the Southerly side OF l09th Street with the
westerly side OF Columbus Avenue; running
Avenue one hundred tl00) feet eleven Gl)
inches thence westerly and parallel with
l0sth Street twenty-five $3.50 feet. thence
northerly parallel with Columbus Avenue
and part OF the distance through a party
wsll one hundred 600 feet eleven GD
inches TO he sOutherly side OF l09th
Street; and thence essterly along the
southerly side OF 10th Street twenty-five
$3.50 feet TO the point or place OF beg
ming. said premises beins known by the
street number tOc West l09th street. ia the
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York
Dated, New York, Jan 10th. 1917.
HARRY BLUR. Referee
WILLIAM +. CLARE. Attorney Tor plain
I'm. 1876 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
city.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold; its street number Is 1902
West l09th Street;
U~e.f nan,
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Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts. l0.l21 packages. Cream
cry. higher scoring than extras. per ID. AOH
40iec; extras t92 scorel, S9039 i.c hrstS
tSS 70 9l score). S6QSSiac seconds tSS 20
creamery. unsslted. higher than extras. u
M4l sc: extras. 40G40lsc; hrsts. Sol1G
39c: seconds. S4iA0t 35c, creamery, held.
higher than extras. S7is Q8Sc extras. 5eps
thirds, S2GSSc; state dairy, tubs. finest. 80
ass &c good 10 prime. 35d3lc common 20
fair. 29itM34iac; renovated. extras, 3fd
a &c; frsts. S3@33 pc; lower grades. SOG
S2c: imitation creamery. frsts, SlGS2c :
ladies. current make, frsts. 30GS0bc: Sec
ends, 29c: lower grades. 25iag2S &c: pack
ing stock. current make. No ], 2Fc; No q,
Sc: lower grades. 2642fi4e.
Cheese. Receipts, 5.25l boxes state. w
m, fats held specials. per 10. 2fi4W24"tc;
average fancy. 93ia N2ic lower grades. II
n pc. fresh, colored. specials, 25q lac;
wbNe specials. 25Q23ioc. cooreu. average
fancy, &C: white, average, fancy. 23c
lower grades. 1O92l nc; twins. held, spe,
cials. HMHlec average fancy, 23HG
2524c. cheddsrs held. specials, aga i5c.
single daisies. fancy. S4AIH&c; Wiscon-
sin. w m, held. twins. fancy, 2fG24lac;
fresh. twins fancy. 2$Hg2S'sSi double s9gii.
Young Americas, 2l3no; Far Western, m,
Oregon. triple daisies. 2SiaI2ic California,
double daisies, 2S@23 i2c; state, skins. held.
specials. 2QQ 2lc: current make, specials. ~
0i9i2c; choice, 17lad1Slec: fair 10 good,
14iqN16lre: lower grades. ll0tc.
EREs.-Receipts, 1910 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. per dozen. 5SG54c: extra
frsts, 5l052c; frsts. soc seconds, 44m49c
refrigerator, hrsts, IS G39c seconds, 37ll
Sc: lower grades. 36g36itc; state, Penn
and nearby Western. hennery whites, fns
10 fancy. 5S@60c; ordinary to good, 55g
SIC; gathered whites ordinary 20 hnc, SEA
CSC; nearby pullets' eggs, whites. 50662c;
state. Penn and nearby, hennery brownS
55g56c; gathered brown and mixed colors,
50H5ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
,Ium TIE r-rurs Bureau
ARMY


WtsFnE on 's.ls'r '.
f-.e t4 IH at Or seni..
sr. rr.Ht ....... 10. ffr'e.to So .rrsI t.-.i
r.r.r .a'rf-n and r.I pro -ed To- place.
f.rr.- I s.a 's.f -.elcl for duty a-',ra =
DH BENJAMIN ~ ATKINSON. ir,sr-r III.
ts.rr- o.I frfI lfI pr Kansas CIV. 40
GO. tLABt>tE D. DENrLER afh lrf Irh
U.t. po-.sHu O-e col EDWIN 4 ROOT
som lrfa l-n Dv. Springfield. IL; col
ERNEST v SMITH. Infantry attached On
IfI atH DIV. Albania ga.
FRANCIS 3. WILLY Corp o. Eng 10 Army
HH dis sew Yea CIV. FOR eIsmiuanon lor
Ma Ola W FELL rsuhy. detached or-ss'
IV from p-r-s1'ya-ia S'als College detailed
.a,scr ~ rullsy t-cr7e and tactics. lntr.-
r-. T. EE<RY L. WATSON from le.l 20 r-.a
Cav vice Fst o. 'RAlGiE hRANhNIi hl
d. I'll WILLIAM horton O NJ e.. rs.
Her.d a. assistant dusrerfrsf'"- Eastern DEP.
sr0 a. ouarcrmssleg lt' nIt. LOO dul in once
az ausrermss,er general. Math'ug'on
Firsf If ArHEgs (. PJRNHAN n. O. from
r. jag 20 home ana stand relieved rom srife
j. 20 EZRA p FULLER l-r'.- edl IN addition
81 Other duties army service school. detailed
professor q military science end tactics. L>sTen-
worth High school
col JANIS A IRONS. infantry. detached il.,.
upon relief from pnsent duties. 70 ft sam
r,ls, 4. lRrHUR HANLoN. from si,h TO s,h
III 10 JAMES T. DUNswoRTB Coast A.
cons. from Sis Cons sriaHon school San
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WAITRESS Csrat,s Punish Fri. ioag eIperisrce
US' re'sreregA. Jusiia Agsuy. lN LDi ssh
D. I-s,a 445a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS Of the World

Dante Anghierl q.sn. Genoa De- e. Palermo
20, Naples - and 81 Mchseis Jan S. 10 Nc
ponnel Tfuda. With 10 FIRST, POS second cabin
snd 100 seefase passengers, mails and mdse
clo tDrchl Am.tsrdam De- 10 10 Punch. gdy,
6 90. ll ballast. Bar a. $50 D DID,. 18TH
BE mudlau tB.l. Bermuda ism a. 10 the quebec
g. 90. Win oe passengers. mails and mdse. Bar
Baymingo BIZ. Cardiff Dee q. 10 j II Winchester
90. 10 ballast Bar al $50 m 18Th.
Edith. Port Real Jan o. Ponce d. NsCuabo =
AsuAcls = faJardO ana san Juan 10. 10 the
Bun lnsular Line. with mdse. Bar a. n.
81 George (Bl. Liverpool Jan ;. 70 u. Cunard
S GO 10. iu ballast Bar Al m. 18th
Frey Nor. Cardiff Dec o. 10 Winchester
& 60. IN ballast Ear a. . N. l5ih-
o., Meiapan. Port lAmon Jan :. cristobh and
se.sers. mails and mise. Bar At
POu Augus.S tBrl. Genoa Dec . and Gibraltar
jan % 20 lunch. Edys a 90. with mdse. Bar a.
finland Liverpool Jan C. to uo American Line
WITH - f.sf ~ second cabin and l. Storage pss.
SCI. me- a.u Gdse Bar At II N.
Nu.l1 Havana Jan T. Gardens T and Matsn-
2ss u 10 the Munson IS Line. with sugar Bar
Havana Ha,4n. Jan Is To the New York 4
mI.e. sandy Hook at 40 IN
Havana. Havana Jan H. 20 New YORK end Cuba
Nal = 20 with los passense... mails and mdse
Moro castle. Havana Ian Y and Na,.4u %. TO
New lod, and cuba Mall S. Yo. With passenger.
mails snd md'e Passed Sandy HOOK a. 40 Co.,
SAILED
Mamma Hss Baltimore. Madonna tFr. l..
Pdllice. lsqle. Macods. Horensus fBrI. Mon
terideo. Pathfinder san Juan: Beugrslo tBri
chile Amhalieo' iGr0 Bordeaux ,lsr Ad-iatico
lS9duI. B0rleauN.
Drsmmensfjori lNorI Bergen. Bacchus tpuf-.l
Amsterdam. Paunee. Philadelphia. Baron Bseyens
.Be.s'. Rotterdam. An7srs tBeiE. Rotterdam
Wsahaven Dutch Rot,-rdami Sabine Mobile
ID Fcfouse ~ TOD. HaSfe. orstlIo BIZ. Cardiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Yes'day's Previous Year
SuStenance
Cereals

Wheat There was a return o. con-
fdence on the bull side Of the wheat
market Yesterday and prices were
frmer. closing with net gains Of &c TO
31@c. The May was relatively stronger
than other futures and increased its
premium at one time 20 3714c bushel.
Exporters were on the buying side, and
IN addition 10 a cargo sold here to the
Dutch government there we're liberal
sales at outports, the total days bust
ness being estimated as high as 100000
bushels. The market appeared to be
in a sold out position, and when the
foreign orders came IN shorts attempt
cd 10 cover and bid the market up with
considerable rapiditv.
She domestic visible supply showeG
% decrease for the week of 3,3oJ'OOV
bushels. compared with a decrea c OF
o.598O00 last week and an increase OF
1000 a year ago. Bradstreets visible
showed A decrease of S,922 900 bushels
east Of the Rockies and an increase Of
258OOO west OF the Rockies. There
was still more or less nervousness over
POSSIBLE Developments In the political
situation, but while this served so
check operations to some extent the
trade az large was inclined TO take q
bulish view Of basic conditions.
Cash markets were again firm and
offers Of cash wheat were limited. Re-
ocipts at primary points were COM
uaratively light, and while seaboard
clearances for the day were not large
80 was predicted that shipments Will
DO liberal in the near future, as a
greater supply Of tonnage is being fur.
nished from abroad. AT the close OF
the day 10 was thought that the tech
rical position had been somewhat re-
lievcd and there was more or less
profit taking, which caused slight
reaction from the top.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Cotton

An opening advance OF nearly 20
points was almost entirely lost before
noon. but subsequently, an advance o.
over so points occurred. Although much
Of this was lost before the close, final
figures showed fairly good net gains
over Mondays last prices.
The Liverpool market made a better
showing than expected, with net gains
at the close Of IS TO is English points.
This, coupled with the theory that some
reaction was IN order after the decline
~ from 81 TO $3.50 a bale since last
Monday, prompted a good deal of buy
ing at the outset According TO some
observers the upturn was partly due
20 msnipulativs tactics on the part Of
certain big operators, who had lately
switched from the short to the long
side. Covering Of short lines was on
a large scale
The subsequent recession was trace
able mainly to the indifference Of out
,ide spectators. Finding that the ad-
vance had failed 70 bring in orders
frqm the outside, many Of the early
buyers again put out short lines. The
Wall Street element especially sold
freely.
Spot firms were buying for New
England and Southern mills. but on
rather smaller scale than recently.
They reiterSte their claims as to the
strength Of the spot situation. Both
domestic and foreign spinners, they
said, are seeking supplies, but bust
ness is curtsiled by the unwillingness
Of planters to sell. Still, New Orleans
reported sales Of 1888 bales at 17$4c.,
or = C. lower than Mondays quotation.
In many sections, it is stated, virtually
nothing is available, and Southern
firms assert that delivery of cotton on
New York contracts would mean loss
Of 81 to Sl.50 bale.
Yes'day's Previous Year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

~ FORECLOSURE.-SUPREME COURT.
County Of New York.-The New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company plain
tin against Franklin e.. Albee. ct ais de
PENDANTS Emmett g. Parish. Plalntih's Al
torneys, 90 Wall Street. New York city.
Pursuant 20 judgment dated December
Is. 1916. entered and MED on January g.
1917. the Undersigned Nill sell a. public
auction. az the Exchange Salesroom' Nos
: and 10 Nesey Street IN the Borough OF
Manhattan city County and state OF New
York, A. j. o'clock noon. on February list
1911. hy Henry Brady. euctioneer tls
uortsaged premises directed by said fude-
ment 10 oe sold. situated IN the City. Count
and state of New YORK. at the nor, hive.
crlF corner OF l0lst Street and central
Park West, fronting 100 fee. n inches
ON the westerly side % Contra, parx
scst. and li) feet on the north-rly side
% West loist street. and in depth on lie
norther.y side. said side being parallel
with West l0lst street. i49 fact. and ia
depth o. the westerly side. said side he
InE parallel Vith Central PARK West. 100
feet ~ Inches. Mortgage recorded In i,l6Ar
lo2 OF Mortgages. Pages 3.5. 81 and s.a
respectively. Boo Liner 11s Page 80 -
consoLdsted b. sr instrument ~ Der -
of Mortgage. Fese $50. Section Z. BlocN
1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

u.so 20 columbus y. " and -,por' 20 com
mal-rg of,el % Aero SGusi'ou SIG. Corp.
Leave. - s-,s.... ore north arol re.,' f-,m
p-rt.t ..'-s .ci Co.. WILLIAM O. N.
,t0EGE IAgoE 80 e., rrol srrl5.I q
oue TIC. ...'- ,r.paa laEtNlAH
..r.et l't. ROBERT NJ tJLiER. Med. cc1-.
Res srsHon. % CSgt. CHARLES e. HERMAN. d..
s6r f'. Cap. BglCF g. DlSQTE q " O..
cav. F1-,. j. LESLIE u NFApOk Worth caro-
liza s. u. FIST j. 'LARENCE ! HENRY
ono s. Can't FRANK r RLDDAr and
Chaplain ROBERT ST. GREEN. Pennsylvania y.
g.. Gccrp'ed
Assistant Surg.c0 7. r. CLEGf " r c. a.
isrhsd NsrsI Hn1tal. Great Lakes. Fec : 10
Niys Medical SCHOOL wasn.nE ou.
Isclef marine 'avarsr For Ho'sl. cb { 10
Naval Medral school, Nsslins'Qu.
tl.ef Bosfsvsin D. HEN/ON. ds' arhsd usVy
fsrd Fugs >s1ld 900 Sarsogs.
C..,' Bos'.ra.1 = LEChlt. place. or retired iis'.
Ecs,srain NJ e. KENT. detached Saratoga. 10
.srg yari rugsi Souri
Gunner X a WAIVER. detached Montana. %
home and wait cfdcn.
Curner o. e. MANON. drtssted Georgia. 10 raw
YARD Boston. rco Chlr Gunner g. CHARErrE.
Gu7n-r :. BENEDICT de,arhed U,ah. 20 naval
raining .lSlon N-Epou. vice Gunner J..
MEYER. i' works sp-y GyroscoPe 'onparT
Foi9pss carpenter, appointed 10 temporary du-r
as follows q MEOBIjS receiving shin q.
ThusdeIhia. T. Ia RACuN -.r.iUrs ship al.
Hcs.-n. CoININ rfoeiurg chip or 90"
ifsacs-o. l.. C. NEWTON And Z D. klEFkB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Industrial
Metals

The local copper trade reported yes,
terdsy an increasing demand for metal
for delivery in the second quarter
Consumers who have been holding on
in hope of lower prices arc said to be
coming into the market with INQUIRIES.
Prices are gradually hardening, with
copper for delivery this month quoted
N % cents. compared with 2Sis cents
earlier in the week. February March
delivery is selling at 2Sit TO 2Si5 cents
and second quarter at 21i2 to %.
Leading producers have made pracu.
oslly no concessions in their prices and
continue to quote S2is TO 80 cents a
pound for third quarter and sl11 TO 81
for fourth quarter delivery. Some small
INQUIRIES are being received from
abroad for individual account.
Prices current for few Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, COM
pared with those prevailing at the corr
responding time OF last year, follow:
Current Agar
price. ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared
with those OF a wear aQo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Com ditie S

day. Tho export demand and the strength
in other grains had stimulating influence on
values, and the market closed eso 20 S.o
net higher The visible supply decreased
22SS, 600 bushels. compared with an in
crease Of $4,000 last year.
Ncs'day's Previous Year
Cash close. close ago
New YOrk........ .S5la .e5l4 .5%}s
Contract.
Chicago, May. .S72A 81 .53!4
Chicago. july. .55A .54's sol ?
Rye.-Priees were hrmcr
Ye~'day's Previous Year
close close. ago.
Cash. n. Y. bush. St.5e Sl.5s sio7ls
Flour and Mesl.-Quotations were:
Yes'day's Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Flour. MINI. sps. pat $40 se.4o $3.50
Rye -four. choice. ..... 40 no $50
Cornmeal. kiln dried e.S 5.25 $50
Bran. in sacks. ...SS.1o $500 23.o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW YORK STATE

EoR sALE-To SETTLE ESTATE. al
acres. one OF best farms In Richheld.
Otsogo Co MIX brought last year Owe,
Sc 00O. Price. $500. with 90 head cattle,
horses tools SO 900. ARTHUR ID. FEM
TON nLnLnslH \ L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

Following are yesterdays prices, compared
with those OF year ago:
New York Yesterday. year ago.
ID. ..'.',e...... $3.50 @,lo25 S.s5 @saOO
ID. ............. IL a 1874 1T q IVA
%. '. ..... '',,' a 1900 1000 sl25O
Drr-. cd Tea,s, city,
To-. ..-.......... ~ Is IL 10
live ewes 100 !0.. 600 a SIS 500 a 200
'i p-ine. 100 iG" b. .l4.25 475 1000 ellis
ID csscu mutton. TO- ~ g &c 10 q .i2i1
Dressed lambs. Ito. 1910 ~ .4i21 .Hig
" b. .',s- - rs q 80
Is. -. ,.lsHss Is ,s;nlSoHs o.!S'.
Me-, fee'. bbl.. 1900 q $3.50 1850 ai7Oo
d. .,..,....,.. 10000 al6.ioc lo.7se GOOSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIXIn

Bong Kons. Jan l5-I l. LIeksnbsch. New Yors
va Babos. San Francisco and Manila
RIO 10 Jsneiro. jan Acre BralI New York n +.
San Juan. Psrnsmbuco
Blenos Ayr-s. Jan lj-oregon DAM Phu,dslphi.
va Norfolk
a 10. Ian l5-Sin Frsrcis.o New York u,
Balboa and 'aIiao; Santa Alicia san Franci,.o
Va Psyia. santa Cruz. San Fiands-n
Balboa Jan lt-Imperal tChiD. Nalpafai,o
SAILED
E1rcesut. lsr lf-La LORRAINE 1rI New Yor.
n@o. Iau lf-Nsr Bslu-5 tSpsrI New Yort
Ho rob. 'al u Mar taSpl0 span. Baltimore
GusfsqWI Jan i'-Bsysmo Balboa
hagen. New Yo~E
Bahia. Jsu ft-Sergipe lBral New York
Balboa. jan l6-Tnorbio-n lNorl iron Tacoma
IQuqus
CTlstoDal. Jan l5-Msss1vk Dutch ROTTERDAM,
tloridisn iron lQulqueI. Norfolk. IL Nome
video lSpaI|. Bsne@.o0a. ts,ars~eS from No.
YORK VIA Hsrsnsl. Port tinca. otad tBri.
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

The approximate amount OF The lien OF
charge. 10 satisfy which the above de
scribed property IS TO be sold. Is S35.I53.8
with interest from December 10Th. 1916
together with the costs aud allowances
amounting 20 Sif331. with interest from
January Sth. 1917. together with the ex.
p.nscs OF sale. The approximate amount OF
tho taxes. assessments and water rates o,
other liens which are 90 he allowed 70 the
purchasers out OF the purchase money. OF
paid % the Referee. is si2osej and in.
terest.
Dated. New York. Jan. 10th. 1917.
HARRY BLUR Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs d. Pier 1s y r. g. Fulton St..
daily a. p n Music
New London oNorwich) Line So D.. Per
40. T.. { Houston s., as Sui. 20
New Haven Line Str. o.. Pier IS l. b..
Il CJ'ha-ins S.. EX. sun T. S.
Bridgeport Line. ~ per a. D. g..
daily except sunday. ] 90 = 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-There was 4 further de-
cine in The coffee market yesterday, evi-
IDENTIFY the result of continued liquidation,
which seemed to come largely from brokers
I'm addition to the less favorable view Of peace
pros poets the market seemed 10 be influenced
boy reports Of more numerous firm offers from
Brazil and indications that more ocean ton
uoge was offering. although the rate was re-
ported firm al 50 per bag. The market closed
a. the low point Of the day. showing a net loss
O., 20 T. points. Sales were reported OF
CS.5HH bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET

10 SUBLEr-fIlEh class modern apartment. seven
rooms two baths. nine closets The Allencaie.
West End az, northeast corner 9s.h o. Asa for
Anarimeni y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Yesterday A year
Cottous.ed Oil Futures. market for

cottuuseed oil was only moderately active.
total sales sgEregatng 10000 barrels. but
ile undertone was frmer. and final prices.
while eomcW hat below the highest, Vere
"a . points above the final Of Monday. The
Grmncss ir lard and cotton had a stimulat-
inc inAucuce. and there was lack Of offers
ir the crude position stocks OF crude oil
ago believed 10 bc liberal IN the South. but
Eo.dcrs rcfu.e to sell a. present prices. and
cor ogucu'ly the market is iu firm position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

Sugar Futures.-Trading in sugar future
sc tcrday WIS fairly active throughout the
session, final sales being c.timated at close
90 800 tons. The market opened un-
Changed 20 a decline Of points, and price
moved within marrow range. the close beinl
net unchanged 10 a decline Of points
Noefortl,y'4 WAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
West iOIst Street

West l0lst Street.
street 40. / and No. West lois, street
and No. 90 and No. 40 Central Psrh
west
Free and clear Of all encumbrautoe -
-pt sub oct TO the state Of facts which
IN accurate survey would ehos
Approx INMATE amount ~ tho r.orte- z.
Deni. costs, ard allowance. s2egI9feN
taxes sssessmcn,s. and water rates. ST..
5f1-F
Dated January 10Th 1911.
ARTHUR y. GfEGERICH Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LET YOUR RENT PAY For TOUR HoSif.
Best financial plan sxp.atnsd ~ County Home
League No 10 WsI SD ST.. Dept. Z. 'Phon'
1850 Mad Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
MEETINGS

Az ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGERS
ot the New York Institute FOR the Educa i.
ton OF the Blind and 81 three Inspectors
of Election Will be held a. the Institute.
sth ~. and 3fth 81. 40 O'Clock O.. the
afternoon % Wednesday. Jan H. 1917
LISZEE BLACDES. Sss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17
Yes'day's Previous ~

Corn.-Ths corn market was also Grn,r.
with comparatively small offers and better
,-Nand. ~ was said that Europe Wa huy-
ing ON The Unfayordble crop situation in
Argentina. and adyices from the Wet aid
tHat buying orders had been received there
frcm the Argentine. Exporters were iu the
lnarkct and sales for the DAY were c-tinist-
a. 90 600 O0O 900 bushels The visible r.V-
ply increased l..lS.O00 bushels. compared
with an increase Of 1897 600 last year ln
The local cash market No 2 yellow com was
oloted az $lllh. c New York
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G-o-gr.n. Saito Domingo cts ian s. Mscors
fra ia Romans O.. ~sr.lrr AID hamsna 2 Pus1o
rais I0 Monte t..s't and nirts ISLAND ID. 70
Orr. Cvos - co With 81 passengers. mails and
r.-,- Bar o. a no.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

NEW JERSEY.

UNITED States Coast and Geodetic sGr'ey)
.,u rises .....7.I. Moon rises "a M. l..6
nm sefs .........4 % Moon sets IA. n III %
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* ,a'p q. N'-i-, g. SESSIONS .-d W
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, Nii ANi -.l 4 ELuGrIGE fr-r---.- s.'.
ts N.r ig'. = p ETRANks
o. f-g-- ~0lra. o. EARiE s-l = MOI
'IAN. ,.Mt'isiL 1 receiving ship 81 Sa7 Frs9-
go 2 T. BREWER 90 Gr0-z. E rNC-
iANp art n RABER icnro-a-, dl'y -ec,i,
~ ai . Noros. ] HORN tefnp.-srv
1tI -,cNF.ns SNIP A. Philadelphia. , y ETr.
ipNSkL 20 Jah. x . COSNAN 10 Mo-
80 r. SCOTT 70 Temporary du'y N.Tsds.
blkhk. iempc:sry duty recsisns shin AZ
WORTH. 70 New Hampshire. D. L. NEWELL
temporary duty S. Louis
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
5s- IrlUGr @. BeH.rshsr Wash
Jan. ~ ila'tsroc-a rf Ms-e I,a-d. E-.-..-.-o,.
sL4 NHr. q. A-apr. ru. Ortg4u. a. San p.es-.
80 bf- 40 HuWrs..f. AviRr Haf-h Vs-.-
more 'trEr- .rgt icrfrztsm ,rrio.s NM
'sson. .nrrer karseEs Nrboa ga Nf.r.ra~
Nsfure Nerala. N-H lc-s Nicholson Osis
r'ms. fs-as- lernsy.rsn.a Porter. PrOua,her,
hpFar. Nz1 frs1rifr0 Ssaf.e south ts-oflr.
.r1as. tith. NesfaI Wzdsv0rth WaInurivlt
Wilkes NinslgF and Wyoming a. CiIebr.
lanhtcn. ~ san Juan.
SAILED
jA... la,-chssisnoosA from san Diego for Mar.
Jst iS-Dclasars from Norfolk yard n .es. S,.-.
ing. irrn NsW.cr NeFs f1r rcrism0lth y "
i1. 10 cushing from Mur.u Island fcs CuleJra
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Orchard and Field
HAY and Straw

YESTERDAY A year ago
per tom per tom
Timothy. 40. !.
large bales. .s2o.0od2too S25.ooG26.oo
No. l clover mxd 5000 400 2o.5oG21.5c
Rye straw, No. l 13.0oG14.0o 1909 -
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HELP WANTED

Oats.-Ezport sales o. oats we're cstimsf
81 at 100000 bushels, part late on MOI
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Male

Male
WANTED - Ero-ie1rtI drGrSman; one 's- .-
a.fl boiler plato ard structural son.
WAGES. steady position. Apply Dover Bols Nc-
Oh Church ST. Nes lulA Cly. or Dove Bo.
Works Dove J.