davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-10-31
REsELLS FLAT QUICKLY.

WEST 126TH STREET - James H
Cruikshank has resold the three story
dwelling at 20 West 126th street, on
lot 1S.9x100. Mr. Cruikshank bought
the property last Friday from the
Bette Rothfeld estate through Harry
Sugarman as broker.
225TH STREET-The Dun & Brown
Company has sold for Martha w
Zehder a lot. 25x109. on the south side
or 225th street, between Brentwood
and Pauidlng avenues. and a plot, 5Ox
70. on the south side OF 224th street
between Laconia and Paulding ave-
nues
EAST l6lST STREET-William s. Fitz.
gerald has sold TO Annie Magro 294
East l51st street, a two story frame
house, on lot 25Xll4. James Donovan
was the broker
The sun., 1918-10-31
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth streetl
nth ST. 57s f. asks, m. Oct 20
Morard. Realty Corpn to Oids Holding
Corpn 2i7 broadway, due Sept so. 1871
bis %; atty. Julius II zieser. an Broad
way ''''''''' N.'...... .F,oVO
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets.)
ITH Av. cor ?Tth at. runs n S2x W
s5x n sax W s5x ss.s to st x 100 TO
beg, Oct 2s--Rector. &C, French Church
Us BoWery. que oe, 90, 1s3s. 81 ss,ys.
Cadwalader. W & T, 20 Wall st. $40. 600
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
SYST ST, IL W, 25xl0O.4. Oct .s-ls.d st
and 81 Nicholas Av Co to IL West 5lst
Sc; atty, Percy S Dudley. SO Liberty
SID ST. IS W. iis;1iio:.,. Oct i-Esteiie l.
Davis to New Rochelle Trust Co. New
Rochelle, Y sub trustee Geo W SUIT
ton, yrs. $50. atty. Samuel + Swim
burne, $50 Main st, New Rochelle s23. 900
Manhattan Island. north of 10th street)
MADISON Av. 1871, :5xso. p m, Oct 49,
Isaac AckeF to tel, LIND Mailer " ,G2d lat st.
attys. thurman Frank. rs Broad
18TH ST. "a ". lsxiooii. p m, Oct 40
David Sherman to Lawyers Mtg Co. 50
| Liberty st, due and int as per bond: atty
Otto schullinger. ZIG Bway. :,..,.,ss.oo 900
lssTH ST, SIS. 50 Amsterdam ay, 5ox
I.fberman, sol W ll5th st, due July Is,
1919. SO sttys. NJ & b JANE, 2ss Broad:
18TH ST. 2?5 W, IsxssiI, p m. oct al
Douglas w Onley To John p Leo 500 W
l.2d st. due and int as per bond; atty d;
Dulon & Roe. a Park Row. $1,000
CONVENT Av. 3?2, 2Oxloo. m: Oct 30
May Sarnof to Hyman SOM, 40 W seth
attys, Kur!man F; rs Broad st; 'i5 900
Manuel J BRAZIL to Margsret Wei 49,
| w 1+5th st. and ano. exrs Thos NJ Weed.
due and int as per bond; atty. r 4
| Southworth. 20 Cedar ST.. .Ss'oOV
| Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
ELLIOTT AN, s, 800 Juliana st. Ask
| I25--Mabel c Murray TO Nellie Murray.
| ssss Olinville av, trus, pr mtg $4,000.
| instals. 90; atty q & T Co. .-ono
RAILRoAp Az. E. e s. isi.s l44th st.
| 75x2:a.s. to Mott Haven Canal. also Rail.
to Mott Haven canai--Geo Hai.s 70 Os:
car l. Gubelman. 81 Northheid av. West
Orange, n J. Oct 20. due Aug so. 1924.
HEWITT En- r1'yf L. sis-ss. 81 .eO 4so1iCoEG N
Holding Corp to Fredk johnson and ano.
trus Oct e. ,nstslls. sc; atty, u oS N
cRs sslRe % Az e cor i;:i ST. ssssiOS ~
s2.7xIoS,s.AAbssr Rlty co to Sity Mte
HGGHEs Av. 1855. e 5. a5xs5 10 Belmont
s yA1na TN, EnsescH ct Sws al to O., TisI'
due as per bond; atty. G & r CO
LIS gway ~ cr..; 49, :'is,'ix;issS'9ot
'e city Mtg Co SG loans Gsa XSsas Realty CO e
erect sly apt payments. .ss5, ooC
The sun., 1918-10-31

More special sales OF shoes have
been held recently than has been the
case over a similar period in many years
This, according to Ben Jacobson. man
ager OF McElwain. Morse & Rogers. is
because retailers have got cold feet"
because OF Government regulations and
dull business
He says this should not be, as better
times are coming when the public be-
gins to lay in its winter supply of shoes.
and asserts that the Government regu-
lations instead of being a hindrance to
retailers will be really help. The
maximum profits allowed under them, II
is said. are better than profits now being
made, and because of reductions OF
styles retailers will be able to do bust
ness on about half the stock formerly
necessary.
Let the manufacturer and wholesaler
do tho worrying for you they cannot
sell you anything unless it is according
to the Governments rulings" Is the ad
vice Jacobson gives the retailers.
The sun., 1918-10-31
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
Pro6teering in Drugs
Charged by Trade Paper

T Ugh prices OF drugs used In the
n treatment OF influenza are the
result Of profiteering by deal
ers. according to a statement Drug
aud Chemical Markets will make to-
day in It's weekly review of the trade:
Manufacturers have not advanced
prices, but high premiums demanded
by second hands for camphor. asafoe-
tida, antipyrine, codelne and povers
powder is said to give proof or the
F., accusation.
Many orders for drugs have peen
cancelled because II is believed lower
prices will prevail when peace comes.
Dyestuffs have advanced moderately
In price,
The sun., 1918-10-31
PLOT BUYING IN SUBURBS.

William p. Jones has sold for Louise L
Wilson to Anna De Luca a plot 25x100
feet on the west side OF Norris avenue,
$50 feet north OF Atlantic street. Ja-
maica, and two lots on the west side of
Clinton place. 100 feet south of Grafton
avenue, Woodhaven. l. l., to Richard
MercoglianO
The sun., 1918-10-31
Normal Conditions Forecast.

That normal trade conditions are
practically a certainty by spring was
the opinion expressed at yesterdays
session OF the ninth annual convention
of the American Manufacturers Export
Association In the Waldorf-Astorta
Hotel. This forecast was of much In
terest to the gathering and gained gem
eral support.
George Edward Smith, president OF the
Royal Typewriter Company, was reelected
president and other officers and direc-
tors elected were as follows: Vice-presi-
dents--William Ingersoll, Robert Inger-
soil & Bro. w. l.. Wilson. Columbia
Graphophone Company j. s. Lawrence.
Lawrence & Co. Julius Goslin, Joubert-
Goslin Manufacturing Company; George
r. Meyercord. Meyercord Company. d.
rectors-H. A. Demarest, Greene, Tweed
& Co. +. a. Seiberling. Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company; F. A. Taylor,
s. s. White Dental Manufacturing Com
pany; C. f. Anderson, American Wire
Fabrics Company j. A. Farrell. United
States Steel Products Company K. NJ.
Herr Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company; A. c. Bedford.
Standard OIL Company w. w. Nichols
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Com
pany: W. c. Durant. General Motors
Export Company; w. l.. Saunders,
IngersollRand Company: r. A. Shaw.
National Aniline Chemical Company.
Among the speakers were J. II. Tre-
goe. secretary-treasurer of the National
Association of Credit Men, and f. A. De
Lima, president OF the Battery Park
National Bank.
That the formula used by credit man.
ayers IN the domestic field will apply
with equal force to the foreign field was
one Of the statements OF Mr.. Tregoe.
Mr.. De Lima said that the prospective
grantor OF foreign credit should make
a thorough investigation of the foreign
market, studying the manner OF doing
business. general conditions and the
tastes, habits and pecularities OF the
people among whom the credit is to be
placed.
The sun., 1918-10-31
New woolIen Bids May Fall.

Opinions among woollen factors vary
az to the prices that will be offered in
the bids fo- furnishing the Government
with uniform cloth, overcoating. shifting
flannel jerkin lining and cap cloth. pro-
posals on which will be opened by the
clothing and eouipage division OF the
quartermaster department in about a
week There is a good deal OF interest
in the market in connection with the
bids
In some quarters the opinion is Ven-
tured that the bids for furnishing shirt
ing flannel will be less than $2.1O, the
price paid for the last, and that the Gov
eminent also will get the 90 ounce cloth
for less than s4.75 a yard. the last price.
Bids on blankets are expected to vary
widely. and there IL expected to be a
scramble for the overcoating business,
as the mills need IT to keep their ma
chinery running.
The sun., 1918-10-31

The four story building, with stores,
at. 400 Broadway, northeast corner of
Walker street. has been sold by the Au-
sustus Hemenway estate Of Boston. The
building fronts 80 feet on Broadway and
100 feet on Walker street. The Hemen-
way estate has owned the Walker street
corner for many years. A few years
ago the estate sold the property at IS
TO 80 Broadway TO CASTOR, Williams q
Wigmore, who erected building for
their own use.
The sun., 1918-10-31
sPECULAT0Rs BUY TWO FLATS

' Jsidore Federman and d. C. Cornell
were the brokers In the sale OF the two
five story flats at the northeast corner
OF Columbus avenue and Eighty-ninth
street, on plot SSx70. for Nathan Lem
lein TO Simon herman. speculators.
The new owners will alter the buildings
into two and three room suites. The
property was held at 100000.
The sun., 1918-10-31
Buyers in the City.


Hotel st. Louis
CHICAGo-I. Stein (piece goods). Grand
Hotel
CINCINNATI-B. Jones (dry goods, &C.,.
Hotel Breslin.
COLUMBUS. OHIo-T. Constable Cdry
goods, &c.), Hotel Hermitage
PASCAGOUIA, MISS-A. Bernstein (dry
goods. &C.. Hotel Broztell.
WICHITA, KAN.-U. Dabler (dry goods.
&c.. Hotel Navarro
WORCESTER. MASS.--Jasper Bros r,
Jasper twoollens, wholesaler, Hotel Bres-
lin.
The sun., 1918-10-31
CIVILIANS UNLIKELY
NOW TO GET WOOL
Washington Hears Hitch in
Plans Will Lead to Ban
on ALLEGATIONS.
Special Despatch to TIE suS.

wAsHISoroN, Oct. 3o.-Prospects for
the ALLEGATION of any wool for civilian
use now look dark. According to In
formation gained here to-day, 1t has
been decided to deny such ALLEGATIONS.
A statement explaining the situation
and making known the reasons for
denying wool 10 the civilian trade IL
expected to DO made BY the Government
within the next forty-eight hours.
1t is believed that rome hitch has oc-
Cured In the plans for bringing wool
from South America While nothing
definite along this line has been given
out by the War Industries Board, a
marked reticence Is displayed by the
boards members in discussing the proba-
ability OF ships being used for this pur-
pose
The sun., 1918-10-31
RENTS TENTH ST. HOUSE.

Pope & Bro. have leased for Mrs.
Alice Evens Of Southold. l.. l., the three
story and basement building at SO West
Tenth street to william Egloff.
The sun., 1918-10-31
MECHANICS LIENS.

tTH Av. II and 73-Jacob Kantrowitz agt
Morris weinstein. owner; Sam NOIi.
TdCtOr ..s..'..'.s -. NSbu
2cTH ST, ia to 100 w Harry Riker
sgt Criterion Construction Co, owner and
.eohtractor .sslS'sV
New Rochelle Trust Co, trustee, owner;
August II Killers & Co, contractor .slbs
Sd AV, P93--Joseph Schmide berg agt w
BOurke Cochran, owner: Western Cabinet
Co. Inc contra ctor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
BROADWAY, 1888 to 25ss-Emergency
plumbing Corp. Inc, agt e5th st and
tres, Inc, contractor.....,..... .OT6. 0G
Av b. 329 to 383-R MacCracken, Inc, agt
John IN Brookman Estate, owner
Thomas Tanning. contractor. .S2l8. %
SAD ST, 5l2 W-R MacCracken, Inc, agt
Elizabeth McGilllcuddy. owner: bl2 West
SD st Co, contractor. $3.50 GO
ESnx.
10TH ST, 3s5 E--Conradsen & Hill agt
Peoples Big Market. Inc. owners: Peo-
pies Big Market. Inc. and Samuel
Jacobs, president contractors. .S4tl IS
The sun., 1918-10-31
RESULTS AT AUCTION.


BY BRYAN l.. Kennedy.
1857 ST. E. l7.sxssll, sty and bsmt
dwlg-C Caldwell agt Loretta Corpn
ct al; due. $+,639,ss. taxes, &c. ass: to
the plaintiff ...........s 500
BY Henry Brady
I'D AV, 1853, 24.sxlo0. I sty tint and strs--
Felix Torch. exr &C. egt Aaron Lewis ct
al; due, sls,s23.o2; taxes. &C. $3.50; to
the plaintiff .................... 5000
The sun., 1918-10-31
BROOKLYN FLAT IN A TRADE.

The j. Macdonald Company has
bought the four story tenement, on plot
s4x1oo. at 79l Lexington avenue. from
Mrs. IL. Wolfram. In part payment the
buyer gave residence and three acres
at Haworth. y. ]. The e. A. Po,ak
Company was the broker.
The sun., 1918-10-31

l2oth St all liens, Oct 30; atty. Title
l2ITH ST; 10 ?. issaes.ii tforscio..
Sswls ig sss1 isa }s ss'a o 81, az
rs,itys, Dunn 4 Dsiy, 2si pwsy. .tI2;Ge ss
TM and sno a2e ,la,.s. 10 Ese,ls,or ws ssH
Bank. 70 W 23d g; Oct "a; atty. Title
,a gpsr sr Go; i7e Bws ssse
Lito In. GO Of America 70 Jno p Leo,
q; s,tys, Dalon " ROE, ii 'IsSs ;
SANE PRopERTYyi-jn.o, Leo to Doug Dug
las w onley. 30 W 13Sth st. mtg
$1,000, all liens. Oct 81: address. .t SS
coSV Is n AZ. aaa. ia;Cx;ioo.Hiy < Bisnn,
Jr, ref. to May ssrnofr' 1910 Anthem. RI .oS
ST sv Nf RgRR5 8s' ~ ~ issxoo.isad s.
81 Nicholas, Ave Co to IL West 5Ist
st Corpn, II Nassau at, mtg $4,000.
all nens, Oct 20; atty. Title Guar
co, 1IB Bway .,...,......'.''s INV
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
ELLIOTT Ay, s, 400 8 Juiiana ii. Ask
l25: also Elliott av. W .. 1888 Eliza
3sS Elizabeth ~. s3.sxl25 - Nellie
Murray. ssss oiifyilie av. ind and ano
ttrusl ct al to Mabel c Murray, same
address Oct 20; atty. g a co, i7s
lad ST. =. AS W Bathgats av. Isx
ioo-Rebecca Fulle to Fuile Bldg Co
mtg sso.eeo Oct rs; attys, Rose =;
is5TH ST. n cor Fox st. i5xioo-Harry
Schrader to Lucia oDonnell. SIS l66th
ST, mtg ss2,5oo. May 2. 1919; atty, J
Leitner, sss Westminster av........sl
! li7sxc6xios.5 -Merrit Smith TO Kath
smith 5 sisi Perry ay, his wife, mtg
2sos Third av...... ................,i
cIPREss Az q . cor ion 81, iooxso.,;
interrale Holding Co. Inc. to Edgar s
ADDleDy l. I (lat 2 .
atty. Cannon q {. isG Bwsy ....s. 800
! RAILROAD Av. L, e. 4si.3 Iitth st.
7sx2?ss to Mott Haven Canal; also
IA Rsiiroad az r. es, tes.2 1tith ST. 25r
Gubelman TO Geo Haiss 2os Alexander
av, Oct 10; atty. l. & Co. 100
GRAND Av =. 200 isssdd q; 'i;oc,,ooo',tl
sarah NJ De Voc TO Harriet Z De Voc,
- Park av. and ano. Oct /: attys, Holt
1.STH ST so sway ,'.'..oo;,;.;,..,,;::;:..c..;;'i
to Geo Hsgelweide. sc Irving pl. mtg
fai;Soo, Oct u atty. Geo Hageiweide. ss
1ssTH ST. =. ss.s iicrri. av run, N,
". as-Belle Harris to WIN l. Howi,n.
rs panh Ssth ST. st. Aug ?, 1915; atty. r
HEWITT Pr Sls-ss2. $, isoxiooE
Holding corp' s5s Fulton mus 81. TO Rsiyn NJ
mtg $4,000, Oct 10; atty. NJ Levine,
LoTs /. ?. 40 and 80, lis and iis, map map
samler estate--Edw Baker TO Mabel
\ Y, May !. isl7: atty. Mabel 4 Rob 3D.
LOT 20, map Hudson Park-Rosa Bru.
and ano. mtg $4,000. Oct rs; atty. T q
iS,rsT ST, %. ?. :; .5.iis;sLwm :
st. mtg 's;25o, Oct rs; atty. 7 G &
20. lI6 Bway. ...................{ 500
The sun., 1918-10-31
sb5.aoo WHITE PLAINS DEAL.

The Robert E. Farley Organization has
sold the L. II. Holloway place. Prospect
Park. White Plains. to Lieut. Everett
Rich and l.. c. Vaughn. This property
consists OF three acres ~eos ground i'm
proved with residence. garage and
stables. II was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1918-10-31

east OF Firth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetH(

nth ST. 5l2 L. 25x75-olds Holding
corpu 10 Morard Realty Co. 1s9 Mon
LAWYERS Title & Co, BO Bway. 800
4sTH ST. 8. 100 W let av, 20xl0o.5; 4eth
in strip In rear OF 341 E 48th st. lSx2O-
Coca Cola Bottling Works OF New York.
a corpn, to Coca-Cola BottlnR Co OF
$4,000 Sept 10; atty. Paul Highlander,
esd ST. s22 Il, 25xl0O.5--Donata Fele to
Giule Blanco. 6s2 Payntar av, Long ISL
and CITY mtg $4,000. all liens, Oct
SAB ST. sSi =, 5. 500 I'd av,: 25.loo'55WOO
Donata Fele to Francesca Albauo, s2S p
SD st. mtg $4,000. all liens. Jan s,
s7TH sr. :. Ia5 list av, i;.ioo.s.MtaaggSS
Richards, extrx, to Ehz 8 Schmoil
Plat. ISL E s7th at, mtg $4,000 all
liens. Oct IS: atty. II II Holbert. 1911 I'D
The sun., 1918-10-31
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..
with the name and address OF owner and
attorney

(gouth ~ Eourtaapth Htraa,A

0SUUlH Of FOUrttenlH stTteII
BEAVER ST, .. 8o.8xlo3sx irres (fore-
clos Oct 20, 1s1s)-Elek J Ludvigh, ref.
TO Annie NJ. Mary Z and Bertha b Nc
Clymonds, Norris Plains, n ], Oct 80;
atty. Paul cloyd. So Court st, Brook
BEAVER ST, Q, so sxiCs. SIX irreg-Edna
Wales and Arvine Wales 10 Annie NJ,
Mary and Bertha b McClymonds, Nor
Tis Plains. J, mtg s225, 900. all liens,
Nov 80, 1917; atty, l. Gooding, 81
SAME PROPERTY-Ruth u Maitland and
Leslie NJ Maitland to same. mtg $225. 900,
a t. b and s, all liens. Sept 2l, 1917: atty,
same .................... .Sl5 900
The sun., 1918-10-31
SELLS DONGAN HILLS REALTY.

Moffatt 4 Schwab have sold for Mrs.
Mary A. Walsh her property on Alter
avenue, Dongan Hills, s. l.. to William
F. O'Riley OF Pleasant Plains.
The sun., 1918-10-31
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan

(Wlth name ana duuTeHS Ol
torney)
Manhattan.
18TH ST, II E-Adoph W and Addie
Kempner to Louis Fischer, June 6. 1910;
attys Sondheim g. s. 10 Bway. SIS, 900
list ST. "a VIOLIN and Clara @
Crane to Charles. James a and Charles
q Stillmnn, exrs James Stillman, court
order. Nov II, 1897; attys for ptr.
Sherman 4 Sterling. s. Wan st. SO, 800
list ST. 43 W-Same to same. court order.
Oct rs, 1890; attys,. same. $40 OOn
list ST, as W-Zela Van Loan to VIM 8
Bogart, court order, May 10. 1885; attys.
same ,.''..' - 49,. 49, 'elo,ONV
10th ST, l3s VIOLIN 70 WEIGH, 1873 w
10th st, to Louise. 3 Field. 1873 Il saith
ct. April 1871; atty. NJ b Field, 80
ss Da' ST. 4js.l7 W. i.a.ehcld.Frsn T0o r
Hynes to Frank J Duty. 100 W l06th at.
May II. 1918: atty, II J a f e Gold
smith, ~ Park Row. .............ssO 600
EAST BROADWAY, lsS--Meyer and Fanny
Jarmulowsky. lls6 Lexington av, TO
American Bonding Co OF Baltimore. May
.. 1911; atty. American Bonding co, 81
william Al, characterization, 900
The sun., 1918-10-31
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. s0.-Bariey, Sea
e4c.: rye. $1.571a @1.5sla bran. 279tc.
max, S3.65ia q $685.
The sun., 1918-10-31
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

on CITY, Pa. Oct. 30.-Credit bal
ances, -. Runs. 10000 barrels; aver
age, S1.437. Shipments, 27,O93; average.
The sun., 1918-10-31
West Side.
West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

SAD ST. s. $3.50 Q sth av, s7.7xsss-
q NJ Holding Corpn to Fredk johnson
and the Central Union Trust Co OF u Y.
trustees under deed of trust by Fredk
and Antoinette w johnson, Margaret
F Johnson and Eliz j and chas A liam.
iIton, dated June 20. 1918, 80 4 42d st
ali liens. mtg $50. $50, oct 20; atty, Jos
s, y t sT 20 20 49,, t2S a.,
xlOO.4-Il. West 5ist st Corpn to 1874
st and 81 Nicholas Az Co. e t2d ST.
atty, Title & N Co. 1875 Bway. 81
5TTH ST. s, 1888 o Bway. runs 25x
1lG.lox sl.6 to IS Bway at pit so
seth at n 7o,2x ok to beg
except gore along q OIL on bTth st (
0,3 In rear K -Doan Rlty Co to Gen
Motors Corpn. 17st Bway. mtg ,27o OOo;
atty. Jno ] Smith. 43 Cedar ct. 800
SAD ST, So w lsx1o2. New Rochelle
Trust Co, sub trustee, to Estelle l.
Davis IS w SGD at, oct /; atty. y F
Swinhurne. $50 Main st. New Ro-
Sab ST. 60 ". 'issxioo.s jforecos. O XTS
2s 1ais-Chas A Hickey ref. to Emma
| ID kemevs Morrlstown. Y, Oct "a:
attys. sullivan C. 40 Wall st...t20, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan avenue, north OF 10th street)
| MADISON Az. 1901. 25.3x0O--Iina MaIar
to lsaac Acker, 200 Lenox av. mtg sl5 :
900 Az liens. Oct 2s; atty. Chas j Foa'z.
iiaTH ST. Il W. iaaxxiooii.iisa,v,sy,eG2os
| Mort Co to David sherman. 1852 w
The sun., 1918-10-31

WHEAT-while receipts Of wheat at
primary points have been somewhat re-
duced under the permit system the move
ment continues TO run largely in excess OF
last year. Stocks are stili accommodating
and, according to Bradstreets. the visible
supply east of the Rockies increased
s.iTt.o00 bushels last week. bringing the
total to l1e.3St.o00. compared with 49,
465. 900 n year ago. Stocks in Canada are
also increasing. having gained S,23s,ooo
during the week. and the total supply In
the United States and Canada " now
l5s.s2s.ooo. compared with 6l,3i0,o00 a
year ago.
CORN-Market again under heavy sell
ing pressure and prices at the close were
3hQbAc. net lower. There was general
liquidation throughout the list and under
lying sentiment was bearish. In the Local
cash market No. yellow corn was quoted
at sl.72A; No. 3 yellow, Sl.SsA, cost and
freight New York. The Chicago Board OF
Trade will vote to-day on the question OF
changing the basis of contract back to
No mixed corn.
OATS-Market showed a disposition n
follow corn and prices we're weak. closing
with net losses Of Ia a2Lc. Local cash
market was duh and weak; standard
quoted at 1874 orc; No. white, 100
t6lsc.; No. white. 75i9c.; ordinary
clipped white. 7sG77c.. all elevator.
RYE-Market steady: No. Western
iii, elevator export
BARLEY-Market quiet: feeding, sio7i
milling. ILL. cost and freight. New York
HAY-Market steady: No. l, Sl.sodl.s5i
No. 9 uT5Glso: No. 3, si.s5gl.T0
CHICAGO PRICES,
The sun., 1918-10-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

issTH ST, 2i5.2i7 Fla: II cruikshsnk
Shas P Pinto; s2o Bw.y IA "a; $1,000
Devoe TO Harriet K Devoe, SO Park av.
and ano; attys, Holt Gailiard' e
2sTM ST. as E, mtg SIS, Ooo-chss MI,
Ter TO U Mtg & Trust Co, SIS Cedar
22D ST. sio e. mtg $40. OOo-centrs,
Union Trust Co and ano. trustees will
Lewis 9 Wolf, Tor Clara Wolff. "a
n Y Title Mtg Co. l3S Bway WOO
Bronx.
SHERIDAN Az, nee lsSth st. 4sxloox
bI.Txl0O. 2-ColumbIa Trust Co TO y Y
Title e. Mtg Co, 1875 Bway; atty. y Y
T a NJ Co, 1876 Bway. 800
MONROE Az, 5. IS n l7Sd st. 7jxs5-
Ny Title q Mtg Co to Chas J Earl,
Rumson, y ]: atty. 7 & NJ Co. l35
ST AIMS AV, fisherman Berkowitz to
Rosa Harris. 1880 Prospect av; atty,
Morris Berkowltz. "a Bway. 800
TAYLOR AV. l4O2-Frederick A South
worth exr, to Lucy L Elliott, 24s Tire
mont av; atty, T @ 4 T Co. i7S Broad
1e6TH ST, s5s E--Carrie d Ruhlender to
Theresa Daus 2ss f. i1st st; atty, An.
gust Dreyer, 1882 Bway 800
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LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

ATTORNEY ST, :, $50 n Stanton OF.
2Sxl0o-sarah W Herman agt Herman
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CORN PRICES TUMBLE.
Declines of 3 1-2 to 51-4 II
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3o-Corn rapidly de.
clined in value to-day under liquidation
due for the most part to the new Ger.
man and Austrian notes received al
Washington. Prices closed nervous Az
to 5 y net lower. with November $l.l7ss
TO sl1I% and December $l145s tC
$115. oats finished lSc. to lTsc
down and provisions OF CSC. to sls7.
Oats gave way with corn. Exporters
were stlll out OF the market and domes.
tic demand was slow.
Weakness in the hog market as well al
In grain caused provisions to tumble
Pork especially made a sharp descent.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

MANHATTAN Az, i3t-Philp De Young
agt Wilhelmina Niedermeyer ct al, Oct
II, 1ylb.,,.....,....,,,. fli3 4
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Yesterdays Fires.
MANHATTAN.

UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LIT.
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TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

OFFICES. SsS to 500. 3O.story building
40 West tOlh St. Room l:0S.
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BOSTON ESTATE SELLS REALTY.

The committee will meet again at
1880 Friday morning at the same place.
The Monticellonian., 1918-11-08
In the Drew Chancery Court.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there has been filed in my office, as Clerk of the Drew Chan cery Court, petition for the confirmation of the title to the W. ht of s.W, ar. of Section Il. and the N. w. ar. of N w. ar, the s. Inf. of N.- w, qr., the E. hf of W Inf. of S.W. ar, the N.- E. ar of S.W. qr., and that part of the NV. qr. of the SEE. or described as begin nins at the NV. corner thereof, thence South i3 chains, thence East 7.70 chains, thence North 13 chains, thence West ITO chains to point of beginning, of Section IA; all in Township 13, South, Range s, West. in Drew county, Arkansas. and the quieting of the title to the same in J R. Priest and Kate Priest petitioners therein.
 The unknown heirs of Aquilla Greer, the unknown heirs of Alex McN Ford, the un- known heirs Of J. s. Ragland, the un- known heirs of John T. Ragland, the unknown heirs of Arrella c. Laffoon, and all persons claiming said lands, or any interest therein, are hereby warned to appear in the Drew Chancery Court, of Drew county. Arkansas, within the time required by law, and show cause why the title to said lands should not be confirmed in the said J. R. Priest and Kate Priest
 Witness my hand as Clerk of the Drew Chancery Court and the seal thereof this 3lst day of October, 1918.
 H.C. BURKs, toeai) NOV. l-6t.-h&h. Clerk.