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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
THOMSON, McKINNoN & CO. GRAIN
LETTER

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-COrn-It was apparent
from the first that the corn markeI had
IulIy anticipated receipts as offerings were
nOticeably limited in number and quantity
Sentiment locally was in favor of lower
prices because of the liberal receipts and
early weakness In the cash market. A bet
ter demand appeared for the CARROTS, values
quickly recovering to two to three cents OF
the early decline. This fact. together witt
failing Off In country offerings, prompted
buying by previous sellers. Cash market
closes firm with prices one to two cents
lower than Saturdays low point, but the
level of values is considerably above the
deferred deliveries. The No. grades OF
corn, which are deliverable at An to 5
cents discount on the January, closed around
$1.36. The government will give an esti-
mate of total production on Wednesday
next. tbs well to keep in mind that the
husking returns are a disappointment. Sen
timent still favOrs lowers prices but the
producers are apparently influenced by the
food administration warnings of world
conditions and is seller in a lesurely way
and only on strong spots. Market still
takes its cue from cash prices.
0ats-ExpOrt inquiry wa sagain in the
cat market with some business claimed to
have been done at outside points. DOmes-
tic demand was considerably improved. Sales
made public, $4,000. There is no increase
in country offerings and there is sufficient
demand in an export way and against pre-
viOus sales to keep current arrivals at good
premium.
SUGAR MARKET
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Raw sugar steady:
centrifugal, TBS; refined, steady; cut loaf,
1880; crushed, 1925; mould A, $50; cubes
9.75; xxx powdered, $50; powdered,
9.15; fine granulated and diamond A, 300:
foo A = N. .
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
PATENES.

INVENTORS should write for our guids
book, How 10 Get Your Patent tell
terms and methods Send sketch for oul
opinion Of patentable nature free. Ran
dOlph & Co.. Dept 60, Washington, d. G.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
JNo. F. CLARK CO. COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-Our market
opened as much as 40 points lower, partly
ON hedge selling against some spot pur-
chases over Sunday, buyers finding more
disposition to trade, and then on short sell
ing based on the bearish reputation Of feel
ing in other quarters. However, the bull
ish ginners' report could not fail to claim
some attention and respect and the mar
ket soon recovered all losses. It assumed
a waiting aspect toward the second hour
and sagged a little on dizziness. The gov
eminent estimate on Wednesday will set
tie the present difference of opinion on the
crop, a good many people still believing in
twelve million without linters, and will give
the trade a more definite trading basis
The present price level seems low enough
considering supply and consumption pros
poets.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9-POultry: Hens, PC;
springs. 22c; turkeys, 20c; ducks 24c;
geese, zoe.
Butter-Creamery, 66c.
ECgs-62bc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. 9.-Turpentine,
nothing doing. 65c; receipts 224; shipments
.; stock 30,937.
Rosin firm; sales 1858; receipts 1,O25;
stock 1862.
Quote: b, and E, $13.5OG13. 521s; f
/. S1s. 75l1s.SO: K, $15.JO: NJ, $1,000; n,
$16.25; window glass, $1650; water white,
$16.75.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10
CEREALS

Purity oats, 1ss. round, $500; 36s, round,
24s, round, S2S5; lbs, round, S2.S5: regu-
lar Postum, large, SIPS; assorted, 500;
small, $2.70; instant Postum, large, S4.5U;
assorted, $500; small, $40; Grape-Nuts,
lie size, S2.S5; individual size, $1.75; Post
Toasties, $40; individual size, $500.
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ATLANTA CoTToNSEED PRODUCTS
MARKET

ATLANTA COTTONSEEO fhOOuCIS
MARKET
price fixed by the GOvernmentl
Crude oil, prime basis $500. 172 800.
Cottonseed meal, per cent
ammonia ................ 90. UU ..s..
CottOnseed meal, per cent
Georgia common point rate 50 90 .....
Cottonseed hulls loose .....16.OO .....
Linters, clean mill run ...... 4.67 .....
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Tone, very steady; sales, 500; good mid
ding, 220Sd.
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s % pOunds, 6Oc.
CRACKERS

Florida soda CRACKERS, 1Tc per pound.
Pearl oyster crackers, lie per pound lemon
rounds, zoe per pound; cart wheels, Die per
pound; all Toe package crackers, S1.O0 pei
dozen; all zoe packages, 600 per Dozen
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Butter, creamery, ex-
tras, 67@6T2c; creamery standards, 62&G
OSc; frsts, 5o866c; seconds, 546l57c.
Eggs, ordinaries, 55Q65c; firsts, 64a67c
Cheese, twins, 1914 Q36c; Young Amer
icas, 37@3715c.
Live poultry, fowls, 1S62S1kc; ducks. lie:
geese, 2Ic; springs, u 12e; turkeys, 26c.
Potatoes cars, q; Wisconsin, 81. SOaI 90;
Minnesota, 81. S0GDI 90
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wheat, decrease, S,264, OU0 bushels.
Corn, decrease, 3S5, 900 bushels.
Oats, decrease, 10000 bushels.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Dec. Corn: No. = yellow.
nominal; No. yellow, $1.3sQ1.42; No. 4
yellow, S1.32d1.S5.
0ats-No: white. T2k G7s&e; stand
ard, 73@74c.
Rye-No. 2, S1.62.
Barley-90c6 S1.03.
Timothy-$S.00@11.O0.
CIover-Nominal.
POrk-NominaI.
Lard-$2630.
Ribs--Nominal.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS, Dec. Corn, steady; No.
white, old. s1.S7.
Oats, steady; No. 2, 721a.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-FlOur, quiet and
firm.
Pork. quiet; mess, s4s. 5OG49.OO.
Lard, inactive; middle west spot, SIS. 50G
&c. go.
Sugar, raw, quiet; centrifugal. 96-test,
7.2S; refined, quiet; cut leaf, 1880; crush
ed, 1925; pOwderedw, 9.15; graduated,
Coffee, Rio No. Z, on spot. 1s.1oc.
TaIlow specials. dun; city, Ice
Hay, steady; No. 1, S1.S0d1 80; No. 8,
81 45@1 so; clover, 81. 45@1.S0.
Dressed poultry, quiet; turkeys, 34644c;
32642c.
Live poultry, quiet; geese, soc; ducks. 80
G33c; ROSTERS, 26c; chickens, brOilerS, 22Q
24c.
Cheese, strong; state milk, common to spe-
cials, 2SQ37hc; skins, common to spe-
cials, 12G2Sc.
Butter, strong; receipts, 5.9s1; creamery,
extra, 69c; do. special market, 69h @7Oc;
imitation creamery, firsts, 5Od6Sc; state
dairy, tubs 47@4Sc.
Eggc, firm; receipts, 1929; nearby
white fancy, 93d95c, 70@76c; nearby
mixed fancy, 7Od76c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Butter, creamery. ex-
tras, 67@67he; creamery standards, 62&G
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ATLANTA, Ca Dec. 9.-tOtton by wagon,
steady, 2s.55c.
SAET
Salt-Brick, medicated, per case, Si.5U;
do. plain, per crate, $3.50; White Rock, per
cwt., S1.5O; Jack Frost, 70 BIB. packages,
Sl.2O; Ozone, case, % 2-lb. packages, S1.OO;
kloet-S IA uouuds enc
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FOR SA1E-CALVES

CHOICE highlybred HOlstein calves, from
heavy mixers, weeks old beautifully
marked, SIS each, Grated. Safe arrival
guaranteed. Write FERNWO0D FARM.
Wauwa tOsa, Wis.
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Chicago. juno o. Hogs Receipts
1000; strong. TO cent. higher than
Yesterdays oNtrcmo CLOSE. packers
buying spauugl, BUR- uI sales SlG.3D
FilG.Gu; butcher hogs SItGatl $50:
packing hogs S1h.Hom 1885. ught
logs $lG.b001G.7o; pigs Sl6.2t1
1915.
cattle Receipts 1000, steady 20
strong on good cattle: others Eou'r.
ally steady Beef cattle. good, choioo
beef cattle and prime slt.5O1f 1896
common and medium Slt.tOm 1850;
butcher stock. cows and heitcrs SS.25
H 1850, Gamers and cutters $40 n
SEQ. atockcra and feeders, good.
choice and fancy selected Sil.7iW
1850; inferior. common and medium
sSluW11-5. veal calves. good and
choice S1a.g5H1G.OU.
sheep Receipts 1000; steady 10
-trouE ou bulb. some ar"nE lambs
O., cents higher. shoru lambs. choice,
and primo sl7.G0arIN o0s Medium and
good SlG.uUuI1.50. cuus $1,000
1880 spring lambs. good and choice
Sl".71 H 1850. ewes. choice and primo
Sti.UUtili.5o. medium and good
$1,000 Ii.OG. ,ulls 5000 300.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. June 12.-Buttor-Ih IhEh-
Cr, creamery 3IH4..
Eggs Receipts 3o1Np cases: nm
changed
Potatoes lower, now. receipts 30
cars. Texas uul Louisiana sacked
tuumrhs $3.50 go, Old. receipts g.
cars. Wisconsin, Niruipor and Min
nosota bulk Sl.t0ti 1Tt. same. sacks
Sl.T5m l.9U.
Poultry Alive lower; fowls 81
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Legal Notices

f-r>~~S@r~-eN<>s~--- e~s-S~-~-~-Ne-@s~-
NOTICE OF SUIT
state NJ New Mexico Comfy ot BcruHilI0
lu the District Court.
1uaH Garcia plainiiN,
Mariana Ahdallah and the heirs OF . Noises
Garcia deceased aud all persons claiming
adversely Goo uluiutin ih' premises dc,
fyrIhrl lu this complaint Defendants
No lIi2t
10 tho Abovs.uamcd Defendants.
You and each uf you are hereby notified
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WANTED Bs capable goUUe No.
muu, place tn work, for room uuI
hoard while attending school UaIf
days. Address Alb. Business coll,r.
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POSITION WANTED

N~~~~>~~~e~~~s~~~>~-~-~ ~-~~S~>S~->~~~~>>>-~SN~~
YOUNG ATTDH\EN dryirns employ
mouI any f.ud local Address
Attorney care Herald.
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FOR SALE

lambs $l5.5onIc25; clipped eve.
$4,000 1900.
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{ n WHITE
Special Master


NOTICE OF suit
state of Sew Nt,i,l County uf B.rnu.Uu
IN the Distrit' Count
Angelo \Iy,uui o.. ll. IluuiInf
Agost.nu NurH C.rtnua Nor,H N. u|f,
Giro G.UuI pUur.. Maria ta.puu. H..
spul Nnrhs''a Maria B,roIuu, Mars Ur.
tnlUue oaiiH rr .utHovn h,IUr Hf Du...I.
up NH,.rtiB. HHd 200 urkuunu u,r.Yr. Hfr
have or rluiir any riabi uHr.r.. fH .Hu
p.autfs Ir thr property described u H.
complaint Defendants
so llt-N
no tho abayr.uamtd isf,uduufs
Nuu and each uf YOU arp h,rrbt notified
that Angelo NItiaui a- Trustee and Julia sa.
du.rI Hs hsnyt.'ars haN. thls daf rumm,r.. q
Iu fUr Aforesaid tHur. au action t.HIu.f ..r
ttr general rhiurr Ut which .e 'u pHiof fN.
tItI, uf f|r plaintiffs Hs thr fIu. .Iy. BrI Htr.
rhrIart uud.r fhs deed ~ Trust lrr.I .I.. f...
mentioned ard fht utI, of defendant A...
Hru N.r,UI ard Cnf.una M.r,u NI. ..f
under Nh0m plh.rNfs claim ip auf f. fH.
east UaI| ui I., twelve Boo block rt4 .. u.
RrheIsre Addition ta tho civ NJ Alb4g4sa
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department OF The Interior. o. S.
Land office al Santa Fc. N. M
May ~, 1918.
Notcr s hereby given that Srf,rul
i,lmrril dc ArmiJu. or Cubrluu. a..
Nu who on March ~. 1913. made
Homestead So. ulSO3a, Tor SEH,
SNH,. SWASGlt Section g0 H.
NN o.. section ~. Township NN.
Range 3W N.Mp Meridian has
filed notice OF Intention to- make five
year proof 60 establish claim u th,
land above described. bcfor, Ncrut,
" smith o. $. commissioner. u'
|Jh,zuu, ". N.. nn July 90. 1915.
Claimant names ns wlurssc. Ea-
frl laramuln Douac,ua Humrriy.
lrHpuldo IHrmnlu. Juan Elmcril.
ulI ut tuhrluu N NJ
Francisco Dclgado. Register.
r. P. -.1D. l.. H.. 1-II.
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WANTED Female Help

EXPERIENCED slloslady wanted
Must speak Spanish. M1udcIl
Meyer CO.. 500 W Central
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WANTED Careful kodak finishing.
Films developed. 100. prints Be- tn
Hr. Free enlargement with your
work Portraits, views. commercial
photography Art craft studio. a..
Nmiio Bldg, Cor 3rd and central
Phone 7GT.
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WANTED Lace curtains washed and
stretched, 90 cents pair. Phone
i9S5-J.
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WANTED - Experienced spanish
-pcakiug saicsiIdics. !. 4. Penny
n 60.
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WANTED Immediately. good cook
Hui huusr,".u,. tur two adults.
r,r little wort U3l in person 1'
1It. E1st C'rtr1l avs. don't un.r,
The evening herald., 1918-06-12

WANTED Careful kodak nnmg.ng
by master photographer. twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed Send YOUR finishing 90 q
reliable established nrm Hanna ~
Hanna. Master Tuotogrr uh,rs
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NNlI p OF NAIF
Stat, uf Nyv Nrzico County Of B.ru8I.If.
ln tho District Court
First National Bank oi Albuquerque \ 81
Plaintiff
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by rhos d Madison. popa,s
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WANTED. Stl"srill over gu y,lr,
GuuI appearance ana reference
necessary Salary s1- per wo'k APP
ply n person To- Mr. Harris. cane
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LOW GRADE COTTON
WILL Be UTILIZED
Government to Increase Con-
sumption of Qualities Be-
low Middling.
Special DespatcA to THE srS,


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2e.-That higher
grade of raw cotton than is necessary is
being used by manufacturers of yarns,
duck and other fabrics who are doing
work for the Government was the opin-
ion expressed at meeting called here
by the Committee on Cotton Distribution.
Representatives of the army and navy,
the textile division OF the War Indus
tries Board and a selected committee
from the War Service Committee Of the
National Council of American Cotton
Manufacturers were present
The meeting laid plans to put into con-
sumption the grades of cotton below mid
ding and as n means of accomplishing
this 1t stated that goods turned out for
the Government will not be Judged by the
grade or quality of the raw cotton. but
that the sole test will be whether the
product itself comes within contract re-
quirements as to strength, serviceability
and stability.
1t was also decided that ma nufactur-
ers OF goods for civilian trade will be
required to use the same lower grade or
quality OF raw cotton as that used in the
production OF Government goods OF the
same class.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, ls25. W 5. sos 5Oth st. :5s
G.I. all-Rebecca A d W Swope ct a. to
\ Gecko Co, Brockton, Mass. and NJ;
iss Bwey. y Y, 10 yrs from oct /. 1920,
FORT wAsni>oN Az. e lsoth 'G ~
the land. tenant to erect theatre. store
and office bldg-C!ty Real Estate Go to
Fort Washington Circle Realty Holding
Corp. : T. 42d st. 81 yrs from oct !,
1915. 81 yrs renewal at $4,000. taxes,
&C, 5000 to completion OF bldg. atty,
Walter Lindner, l76 Bway.
ITH Av. ?Ss. and 18th st. 81 L. store.
mezZanine and basemcnt--W & A Lunch
Co TO Granick's Lunch and Restaurant
co, ~ Park Row. from oct Il, 1918. to
Park Row. $1,000 for o3S 4th av, ana
$500 for 81 18Th St
24TH ST. 1879 W. all. with option to pur-
Corp to Warde Piano Co. 900 18th av.
from June ;. 1917, to Sept so, 19-2:
sttys, Engsl Bros, l32 Nassau ST, taxes,
s4TTfH ST. T"I l:7s W. sd to 7th oorsW i@'EG"
Plano Co 10 General Elec CO. at Sche
nectady, Y. 4 yrs from oct l.. 1915
:iTH ST, i.!ss W, ground moor and ars
floor and baSement--samc TO Model EN-
aiming and Shrinking 60. $50 y 32d st
from Sept 10. 1913. TO Sept 81, 1872,
altys, same .'.''''.' .'''-''' 10, 100
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TRADE SPACE LEASED.

The Charles T.. Noyes Company has
leased n floor at 257 and ESQ William
street TO the Eastern Parts Manufacture
ing Company; offices at az and "A
Beaver street. to George Nordenholt: a
floor at 81 Ann street, to the Charles
A. Salisbury Company, and space at 102
and 104 Fulton street, to Max Spiegel.
NJ, & l.. Hess have leased the store
and basement at l06 and 10S Seventh
avenue, and EOS West Seventeenth
street, containing about $4,000 square
leet, now occupied by the Curtis Pub
fishing Company. to the Crescent Color
and Chemical Company. Spear & Co.
represented the lessor.
Whito-Goodman has leased to Leonard
schoenmehl the second loft at lei East
eighteenth street, with the Charles r
-Noyes Company 10 Lehman, Bleyer Paper
company the store and basement at lis
spring street. and the sixth floor at G5
Last Eighth street to Benjamin Joseph.
son.
Heirs Stern and Carstein & Linneklu
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-RNccipts. 1885 head; 40 cara
on sale No trading; feeling steady FOR
beef unchanged at i5is a:sc per ID. Tor
nati.a .;dss.
CALNES-Receipts 1850 head; 1895 on
Yeas sold at si4a2o per 100 lbs: fed
caves sa 10; graiSssers' sS.Io@,.S9; West
quiet: city dressed veals. Is a.sc. per ID. /;
sales--s. Judd 8 Co.; ~ Western calves
sanders: 10 yeair. lo:. $3.50: So. li?. SIC:
gra.serS, 200. .; II western calves. 20,
,r tiis lS; s'asssrs IsSS' ssso.oo q
,,nrus - ny Eetis' leV;s w, ~; *
'Ss"'' 80; .. '"SS, ~ 20 !e=' -
!" 80 &c 'ss ,o,',r" wr,-s, ~ "a
30, q.
surrr ,~n p.o.,,.s oso
head; - cars on SAFE sheep p' s;e s,iy?
lambs higher. sheep cold az $500
PEI w 81, ,,sn
,n,,,S ste,dy nsr III Srssssd
'"tIips my TT ~ -. ~ r., 80 r,
viT%inI, f,p1bs ~ H. sv.r,gs a., t0
sW'nn Tam sSsn,o ors "a p iS'n sv
yanfa lambs "a si7 sand.rs. ., state
i.mb. S ~ sis'So; - penn,wivsnia 81 sie
7 q curtis G Son. ,2s Sac lambs "a
sisb0. IL s.. ,I625; is culls Is. SEQ;
cuils. -. So.
UOGS-Receipts, $3.50 head: half
car on sale, Feeling arm Rspor,ed sale.
Of state hogs we're at si3.75 per 100 lbs.
pigs slC1l,: olrhs Xl5e5T,s
"s ssie.-DTo6in & Shannon: !. State hogs.
iis lbs. average, siT.T5. John r. nre"Ism;
10 state hogs, al. sl7.7S: 3 roughs, $50
,i5..5; 90 pigs. 100, ii7; is, ii. SIS. J. q,
Curtis e. son; IS state hogs, Ii6, Sl7.75: (.
roughs, SIS. SIS
I've syork Markets I'm Other Cities
CHICAGO. oct. 29.-HoEs-Receipts
81 1000. Narke: mostly csc. lower than
early, about steady with Yesterdays aver
age Butchers slN !odlsso light, tlsn
ls.tV: packing Nl.-o a ieiV' rohgh, slb.5
80: PIGS. gooi 40 Sh0'ee ~. - ~.
Catte-heceip's: l""o' Market gen"r-
ally steady to l;c, higher: Top steers.
ts.IO; prime NearNngs $3.50; calves and
teeders STEADY peer cattle, good. choice
end pri.e. W. 10 Is; common and mo
dium, lST 1883; butcher stock. cows and
he!ters, t6.'S -; Gamers and cutters.
ISIS o So; -tockers and feeders, good,
choice ard fancy, 'l0.?5 q l2..5. inferior,
common and medium. $40 l0.@5; yea.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
LAT II VESEY STREET. !
BY Henry Brady.

'--eV. s.v orsicc "a - Mil, -,
o'Donneli sgt L C Cooling, trus, &C,
ct N due, E63.1SG - Is, :.
l4l70; to the plaintiff DEMONSTRATION
lat .S2os THIRD AVENUEl
By Henry Brady.
CHISHOLM ST, 1894, 2OxlOo sty dwig -
Guaranteed Mtg Co OF \ agt w II
sl5l,so: TO Louis HaberStroh. ..,..Si,925
FREEMAN ST, SoS. 2OxSG.9, 2 sty dwig-
Cornelius schouten agt Frieda LIGHT
man ct al; due, N.262.3I: taxes, &c
s32s.50; TO the plaintiff, S3,T5O
FREEMAN ST. $50, 65x2Sx3l.5x6a-P l.
~ Loewenwarter ct al agt j A Thulmnn
ct al; due, 1896: taxes, sc. s?OS; to
the plaintln. Observation-Disclosures 900
hist ST. L. n s. 3SOs Morris av, Is6x
ll6.l0x frreg, vRcant-Margaret Nealls
extrx. agt Benenson Realty co at al;
due, sLl79.S7; taxes. &c, SGO9,69: to the
pIaih'iH ''''''''' .''...'.,.S6,5 500
by Joseph p. Day.
WEBSTER Az, 31ei, 254NSl.llN254xso7
sty int and strs-W X GenHheinler agt
4 Fisher ct al; due, s2,026.99; taxes
SC, ilss; sub to, LIST mtg $4,000; 10 tho
wEBsr 1 Az. size. ? i5Ss7g,5.;ssS,3 O .
sty tint and stra--Ches Lutz Hgt Herforl
Land Corp et al; due, t5,03T.lO; tayes
&c, 1851; to the plaintiff $3.50
by James ], Donovan.
KING AV q, 225 Beach st, 2Sh2ls-
sherlns sale OF all right, title. sc.
which o ii Collett had on July 25, 1917
or since TO be readvsrtlsed for Novsm-
bert
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q; family, 'ss9sS; sho.; clear, ii?aSo,
q; packet, iasasi; eztTa India mess, i5s
pcilsd E DiFi IS. ss s'i dry ss,s
sS:iSo5v iiS s' easSlg. Grouse house: HHs's
1. lbs. 81 sc; skinned. 1870 lbs. sdne.
Lard quiet; middle Vest, ,sS'soa a. 80;
city lard dalI: gee; refined lard s!,ssssddyy:
sSSts ,&sn.!lesai' ,sss ft'i' co% H aSi
stesTlns. s7is Sssc'; Oiso s'? ashc. ''' '"'
ssSeAh mould a. loaf S,od 'S Cubes. crushed
nne STIMULATED and diamond 4. &C.; con-
PETITIONERS A. S.e0c.; No. /, S.s5c.
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS -
drum. 80. BRUSSELS sPRoUTs--Per
quart quart els; g 81. ,YwaS az, or
basket: soc. q SIS: South Carolina, basket,
GSc, Gii.2b; Florida, basket. soc. ata.25
punches. siaib0; basket, 5o1e0c; bag,
M:sSS LEG; bbl:. si;6oS2: cuGuMsERsno
Florida. o BASKET, ' S.5csa5 S' Sot SSs
dozen, fiai.7b. cABBAGEs-Per ton, Sl5
.,ao; per 100. ,,2aA5o; per, bbi,,, rs, @
fLowERs-LonsS 'i Island. f lo"s cut. b.. &
1850: short cut Dbl. sia5; crate, So %
2.7s: state. crate, sia2bo. CELERY
state and Jersey. bunch. i5a soc; rough,
case, Sl.5od3.5o. CH1CORY-Crate, SOC
gsl. GGPLANTS-tNearby. Dbl, tIde;
basket sou rise; crate, soc. Isl: Florida,
box, s2I3.I5; basket. t2G3.50. ENDTVE-
Nearby. Id. zoe: Western, ID. 20 o soc.
RADISH-wes,ern. 100 lbs. t5U
$50. LIMA BEANs--Potato basket. 75c.
Soe; q 81 50. 1.ETTrCE-state and nearby
basket, 25c. a 81; crate a5c, Il 81 SO; nearby
Dbl. SOC ptl.?b Virginia, basket. 75c.
MUsHRooMs-T.o.. soc. q $3.50. OYSTER
oKRA--Jersey. skct, .iqS; Florida
carrier, SEQ; basket, s1di. ONIONS
connecticut Valley. 100 ID. bag, $3.50
l'b; Orange county, y. Y. bag, ti1l.sS;
stats and Western. 100 Id. bag. siIs.50
pEAS-Nirginis, large. per large basket,
S5p4: small basket, s2.30n3.50; small, per
iHrse eas ke;. .sas?5 per small basket:
ri pE 70 3 80; M, Miaryiand basket, $50.
cheese, bbl., &c. asa; Anger. bbi., STA 2;
cherry, basket. Tsc. a sl.?5. PARsLES--
Nearby. curly. 100 lunches. 81. PUMP
k!SS-Bbl.. 15c Si.25. RADlSHES---
Nearby. 100 punches. t15Uq3 RHU-
BARB-Nearbv. 100 punches. seI3. RO.
MAlNE-Basket, 40 n SOC; crate. soc. a 81 :;
nearby, Dbl, SOC. psI. SPINACH-Nearby
Dbl 81 1915; basket, soc. d{i. SQUASH
Hubbard bbl.. sidl,5O: marrow bbl. 75c
Mhc5. TuRNiPS-Rutabaga.b bl. or bag
N.ba white. basket ?5u6oc,; Dbl. or
ooc i.5o; carrier. soc. a si.:5: green.
crate. 500 75c.: California, per lug, 81.
ATERCREss-Nearby. 100 punches, s.
I?.J0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at.
torney.)
Manhattan.

N'iNh hdllH anu nuurCsS OF lender q at
torneyD
u>,,,o>,r - ~.
HHMm oHD llith) ST, sw cor Factory 1t
Ran,Is, S,nnrck - ~ - :. n n SUN
55sp,tt Ihureh IN CITY 81 y TO the
Srevynwien saF bHnh. .oi oth ny, teb
WY iit'e GUAR q 1 Co, 80
MARKr,r sr NS'VOV
~ J. a. . - V,FattlCk IL koChe, at
H0te p,, brsslin; ,b~ay and 2s!n St. to
hall 81 Eeh ga ,o,1Fn lo.el' ot Mhite-
i6 William a. 49, MY "e' a. hno,
iiTH ST. ii. rEEsiba,n' iiinrLa,nn' io yictop
Herbert, satisfied Of record without MO-
ductIon Of orisinai ,nor, h,, 49, 81
preme Court Oct az IDS JNstica los
Il Neyburrer MnrN a iooS' ntty for
ptr. JuiIu. " zicssr 81 Dy,,r Z, ooo
l2iST ST.. ea7 w-An,onla canisI soi "
6eth St to Louisa ScbIio Naii,v Stream
]. !. Apr 2s, 1915; atty, Title GUAR 4
ST NICHoIAs AZ. n I. cor i9sth at GOV
9s.sx2O. 2xs9.e-ARnes Al ScovIlle TO Sarah
l. X Haines 22S Is i9th st Indiannpolis
Ind. July 9, 1911; atty, De Grove, 10
LOTS ID. ls. is. 20, 20 and "a man OF
land in town OF Yonkers. belonging to
Cleveland, Hosenthal & ConnelI, bounded
on and front by = a of Beech st 100
on and rear by line parallel with y =
Beech st and 100 . therefrom $50, on a.
by W Forest st 100 on ~ nv line paral-
lei With W a Forest at and i50 w there
from lOO-wm & Johanna O'Eecfs to
J Christy Bell, 3s7 North Bwav. Yonkers
end J Harvey Bell. ii Warburton av
Nonkers.-N Y, as trus and Farmers loan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-30
$4,000 BUYS TALL BUILDING.

Tho seven story Lisbon Building at 0
Beaver street, northwest corner of New
street, assessed at 100000 by the city
for taxation purposes, was struck down
at auction yesterday on bid of $4,000
IN foreclosure proceedings. The struc-
ture occupies a plot 30,3xl03,s. and was
sold under mortgage Judgment amount
ing TO about $4,000, with interest and
carried back taxes amounting to ST.
1910. Henry Brady was the auction
Ger. The action was brought by Agnes
II. O'Donnell against Ivan L. c. Good
ing. trustee, &c. and others. The auc-
ton was to clear u title of trust OF ten
years standing.