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New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Indicates Conditions
In Madison Square

The New York Telephone Company
VIII start work in the near future on a
S5ooooo East Side exchange TO relieve
the burden of the Madison Square sta
ton. which now serves this section.
1t viii occupy the site at pot to 243
East Thirtieth Street, running through
10 PA to 234 East Thirty-frst Street,
with frontages OF 18O and 1925 feet,
respectively, which was secured by the
telephone company in March 1917
Plans for the new structure, which is
to be five stories. arc being prepared
Dy Mckenzie, Noorhics & Gmelin.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
New Buyers Attracted to Realty

est l72d Street. between Broadway
and Fort Washington Avenue two five
story apartment houses, 150x97.3. ar
ianged for sixty families, and held at
324o,U00. The rent totals 100000 a
ear NJ. |. Strunsky was the broker
East Side House Sale
Continued demand for city homes of
the better kind was reflected in another
sale yesterday when Bertram II. Bor-
der bought for occupancy, through Al
bert B. Ashforth. Inc, the four-story
and basement dwelling at as East Sixty
cighth street on Il lot 20Xl00.5, located
at Madison and Park Avenues. 1t viii be
cNtcnslvcly remodelled. The house was
soid by Frederick Brown, represented
by the Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company as broker Mr.. Brown
acquired the house ten days ago in a
cash deal from the estate Of John L.
Tonnclc.
Bank Sells Harlem Dwelling
The Bcncnson Realty Company has
bought from tho Metropolitan Savings
Hank % East l30th Street, a three
story dwelling. i6.SX99.1l.
b. D. W. Smith has sold for l.. Nurd
Sanford &c Henry Williams for occu-
pancy 224 West l31st Street, a three
story dwelling, t5x100.
Resell Flat Taken in Trade
he 292 Fifth Avenue Corporation
has resold 2d Ludlow Street. five
story tenement, on lot 25XSe The
property was taken in exchange last
February Tor the apartment house at
ihc northeast corner Of West End Ave
Nuo and Eightieth Street.
Henry Poor Buys Dwelling
Henry V. Poor proves to be the buyer
of thc fvc-story American basement
dwelling at Ct East Eighty second
Street recently reported sold. Mr
Poor viii alter tho house
Catholic Charities tho Buyer
The property at 2i7 East Fifty-scv-
cnth Street, sold by Bryan l. Kennelly
last week. WAS purchased by the Asso-
ciatlon of Catholic Charities and not
by the League of Catholic Women, as
vCDnrt rf
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
" ar Earnings
Seek vi Eace171e11t
In Local / ielei
Opportunities for Profit APP
peal 10 Many Outside
individuals and Firm $
Glass Concern Shows " av
Brown Figures in Three
Deals-Bronx Leads All
Borougias in Days Sales

Purchases of real estate for the ac-
whose capital regularly is employed in
other fields is somewhat Of rarity.
There was time. some wears ago, when
It was no unusual thing for non
realty corporation to take what it
called a "hier' in tho real property
market, using for the purpose surplus
capital not needed in the operation Of
tho usual business Of the concern. But
shat was in the days when real estate
was active and d buyer could hope to
tHrn over his purchase in a reasonable
tne. Tho transaction was entered not
because OF the Investment quality OF
tine property, but because o. the oppor-
tunlty for a quick turn at Il profit
That such real estate trading aga n
viii be a feature Of the market seems
almost certain. Real estate brokers
have the opportunity again to tell a
story Of rising values, and they have
willing cars to hear tho story. Reports
arc abundant of concerns which have
come through the war with greatly in
creased capital, which now. temporarily
at a loss for a field for investment, are
looking with longing glances at somo
oi TIE unusually attractive opportunl-
ties the real estate market offers
50 the report made public yesterday
OF the purchase OF an uptown apart
ment property by the Union Chemical
glassware Company, I. Portman, presi-
dent was not surprising. Many moro
transactions of the kind probably will
follow. And it may be expected thai
most OF the purchases will involve
apai tment houses, for it is this grade
OF property, with it's abnormaly high
rental income and its comparatively
low price. that is expected to at1rac,
this new class of buyers. The proper
ties involved include Jeanette Court. at
24S to 254 Audubon Avenue
rms house occupies the southwest
corner of l78th Street It was sold bv
the Harlem Savings Bank for Sl5000Q.
Inc figure at which the city assesses the
house for taxation purposes. The struc-
ture fronts 94.ll feet on Audubon Ave
nue and 100 feet on 17Sth Street. and is
arranged for six families on floor It
shows an annual rental OF S22 900. The
bank took the property four years ago
as pialntlh in foreclosure proceedings
against the Washington Heights De
velopment and Construction Company.
another deal by the Union Chemical
Glassware Company involves the sale
OF the slN-story tive-family apartment
at 4012 Third Avenue, on plot 3SxlOO.
The new owner is Samuel London, an
Investor, the deal being made b. the
$. ii. Raphael Company
Brown Buying Apartments
Fredericl. Brown kept up his hign
average OF purchases and sales yester-
day by taking Two more properties. He
mas bought from Richard S. Elliott the
northeast corner of Valentine Avenue
and 1S3d Street a five-story apartment
mouse, on plot 62X77X Irregular CHARLES
Goldberg was the broker in the sale.
1he house contains twenty-five apart
ments and returned an annual rental
Of $4,000. 1t was held at $4,000.
The other deal by Mr.. Brown in
volved the purchase by him from Vogcl
q Schultz, builders, OF CAB and 6l7
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Builders Get Started
I'm BROOKLYN

Frank II. Malone has sold twenty lots
ON the south side of Eighty-frst Street,
between Ridge Boulevard and Colonial
Noad. ). W. Sands Realty Corporation
Is the buyer. It plans to improve the
site with detached dwellings, of the
bungalow type, containing seven rooms
and bath, with garage in the rear. An
other operation planned for the section
IS that OF large apartment house for
the northwest corner Of Ridge Boulo
ward and Eighty-second Street. l1OxIlG.
to be bdllt by Oscar Palmlcaf from
plans by Cohn Brothers.
I. Salzburg has sold for S. Elgart to
Samuel katzin tho one-family dwelling
on or plot 10Xloo, at 1868 Forty seventh
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
LIS PENDENS
Manhattan

lSH ST and 10 W. Max Nstanson art
Land Map Realty Corp ct al foreclosure OF mtsl
l2dTil 1T. Isl w ionkcrs homeopathic Hospital
ana Maternity agt Arthur Weshccker ct al
tamended foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty. Ii.
STANTON sr =. IS Goerck at. e4ssss.
'1tisens Savings l,nnk ast Ftancis l Miller ct
al tamendcd foreclosure OF mortgagel. attys.
heall & Rogers
The Bronx
LOT NO Is. Block 5is5 cath Ward Fclhsm
Henry lsascs Rgt Maria u'Bricn ct al
faction TO foreclosc transfer of tax lien): atty.
q Moses
LOTS NOS loa. lo+. Ios rs. oS and 90 Map of
rcnncld property South NJ Norncn. John
liuSsing. jr. ct al ast Ralph Wilson ct al tore
closure OF mtgcl. atty. u Mansillc.
DAWSON ST, S, lou Longwood av. a0s loo
Samuel IlcrowltG agt Dora Haskell ct al tne-
fon Tor specific performance of contract. atty.
Levy
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Satisfied Mortgage
Manhattan

10TH Fl f0o 81 Nicholas s. -te ~
gang and katl Burfsman - Aafgarrf fsr
Bueiteli ATTY. Iheo baumei-tsr Is Na.ass =
Arr II. 1900. ..... sfH
ulH ST s,l =. Ida ~rhaefer fn1 w I-'f
aon aill Narst Srtaeief e,i ArIitrtnr ss 81
sey CITY. and hcrtna EgTQer' .si Rrr.f.r a..
ierzev CITY. 20 Mary Jones fIft fHi,1 e.
iue Bronx stiy. otto hsif. 81 Efoas sf -
Bronx. Jan r. l9iU g #
92D ST. atS " Sumner ,an,msea e. fenaa'
iondon: aiy. / c q Z GO. l-s Brss1vs' Aas
ST ~. g. l2fsl faw ana Man = NerHts
70 The East River say frsfn. eai r9- NnsieN
S'is. : ffauk. a95 Efoai'Way Ncr a ass. g g.
orfl ST. $. ttS % HroadWar IS -~ia' tsti
inlH Jarvaid Really 'oriH ca9 So fh 50 "
william lAom l75 " 1-a ,f Jay
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Results at Auction
AT II vEsEY Strict

By Joseph 2, Dag.
'SI 81 dwr sF Y Nc5os 1870 ss % ss a. -iSioo s
due. Sl0o. 42l IL axes etc, Ss,743; to the plain
ulTH sT, Mp L. $. 1918 Sd az. lSxloo. H.
;'-siy a d"lg: Ethel Turnbuu agt Louis Kap.
Ian et AL due. S7.574.4 taxes. oic, S3i5 10 tn,
plaintiff for $4,000
BY Arthur C. sheridan
9TH ST 426 W. 3e5 W ga ave 25x5z .4H
- lX3H.9 1 sty tHt n StlS. \ Joseph agt Eli
Mel.nshorst ct al due 81 ,299I5. taxes etc.
Sl6o. 10 Harry Klein fer 81 So
AT 32OS THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph p Day
920rH ST IT, II $ l30 White Plains rd 5Oxll3
G a Grove aet NJ a Atkinson ct al: due. s. go
iaxss etc; S3s: TO John Brown. for s. i25.
2.uIH ST l.. $. SO Waite Plains rd Joxl1
Thomas Foy agt NJ A Atkinson ct al due 81.
80; taxes. etc. S3S; to Jacob Hess for S.. 100.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Manhattan Alterations

WHITE ST. $. to a < s,y storage Aas vtth ,crs
9 Ncois. So Clinton Az EraoIfH e'frf.
II Ans;ay lts West 2oth 4 srrtt as S'f
BROADWAY - 80 = y sty oeioc ha< Nfies
iAie las Co. prem. owner. M las .sc
cost -..-+-. ...... ---.---s. 49,
lQNiH ST ii0 to 100 " -, fNa sofsst
hldgs Lion Rrevery of y y osncr fr'es rst
Robertson q heclcr. 20 Nest 81. atlia. ea..t a..
22p ST sss to 80. W. 10 tu, s,v du1. q
Taylor. l2o " litA ST. owner. C4fk - -
tanal 81. arcAt. cast .-..-..-. - t-Ler-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
The Bronx

NYSE Az = $50 $50 st earrs7 ..., va.
Ss, siiN s. -NN2N. also Hsse a4 efaa &
~ Ar hlty 90 to PIG. el-. W.. At.. 4. -,,s.
- i'I , 'sss a' Api sly. alp. T. 49,. sham ls.r
NlSh Az. s. sfa W lso teti,. :.
@ -tiv Nfse Ave cerDn. 2llo Vyse ay isn 81.
CYPRESS Az. q e isa,f A. ia6,sa ,,,-'s
'hsneh 70 Martin lnRrcl me 81 s. NIf
s. f r. ,9l i9l S5s.opo. Jnns -. atty, stfauss x
lNItRNALE Az. - 8. e54 s Jenniars 81 4a,ilf.
~ Nay u lnsri,h e. Mario laFli-h Inc ST
strauss i and B isi Bwav
- ; s. II e Webster ev. eoxil7 10. eafs4
Jan atty SARAH o.panhemer. s5ls vi.
JLl- fhSoN li. Rosion RI Ios s1a7 s.
>.-ilx l4>, Vim Jensen 20 Hphdrt Rasifies f..,rr
zieser III 9l7' Be- B'ess si'ooo Dec IS. ais.
i35TI ST s. 245 - Brown pl 25xioo. Ai,s,.t
5s1tzea 70 Anna Sirrot. .r7 = i6s,h ST. M
$4,000. Jan 3. arts. q G ami T 60 NJ
FoRDllAi I'D valentine As. iio oes.sss
lloSlatt. -ssa Nsisu-irc Av 49, 70 olss nod
-2.rH ST. ss5 Wfiie Plains Ra -sria
Anie8io Iunshl 10 Nimele DIllo. lsf 1891
s. Jan sttg r ala T - IFS lsvss fies
10TH Az beng W - = y le. srs msp
So / Zsofh s. mi $500 1sn . ATS De =
CAINsHORG Az - ~ = rulre sv ,oo1ss roai..
lNonfsoa 70 Iusrne Olsen. $3.50 Powell Az p
81 o.o. Jan = s;'y ll'e Guar a r 60. -
CENrRE ST $ being 10, il nap TYls.
Walker. -i1l2i 6. also Centre ST. s. hefg
lots ard g same map 5o,i-f Margt sva'.
- Aure NJ Mgfticr -if3 Nares az fsr
a,.N. Anne Nerzier. 1it7 MsI-~ sf g.
INV bKSll1 Az. l6Na fl % Rsa
etson Rltv GO 20 Cher~ Sro,f Ccrrr - DssT
Pee 81. 1918. attg l'sman +. * T. rs
Bway ............ t'6s
l3srH ST. ICE T. -. s7ssioa. h.sf II ll.-ss,.
son to Geo Palmer lextr. t0ss nrs
inr pike. Qpceas +. part. mt stao1. iHe
PIINi'TuN AN 1850. T. q " Hae e, n. Eva
fcrman, iooi lnierfale Hy. 1sa
atty. jgnsity ~ Park Ena t'ai
SAME PROP. Eva Fcrnan ~ I.l.sr r~rs
le'l inerrale az. not s. 11e san sar'
atty .-.....- fIf
TINlDN Az. lil s. ftf.h r.t
s. s. Geo Ferris 90 Thos AIsn Aas
av. mt tll zoo Nov fHf4 2
Adams. % Broad a.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07

Harry Renskorf and d. ?. Roscnheim
have been admitted as members to tho
firm Of Josephthal & co.
James f. Curtis. deputy governor of
the Federal Reserve Bank. has returned
to his desk after an absence Of several
months, due to illness.
Charles D. Robbins has become q
member of the New York Stock Ex
change firm of sutro & Kimbley.
Graham & Miller have removed their
Offices from Al Pine Street to sc Broad
way.
The title of Chovalicr dc la Legion
d'Honneur has been conferred on
William p. Bonbright, president of
Bonbright & Co., by the French GOV
crnment
N. NJ Rice formerly vice.prcsidcnt
Of the st. Louis & San Francisco
Railroad Company, has been elected
Weep president of the Pierce Oil Cor
poration, in charge Of the lubrication
department.
Joseph NJ. Fitzgerald, formerly of
Montgomery e. Co, has become asso-
ciated with jerks. Gwynne 6. Co. in
charge of their bond department
John j. Joyce, jr., formerly with J.
). Rache & Co, has become associated
with William A. Read & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
TIE NIAGARA FALLS POWER COM


Niagara Falls. \. Z JaIina1y g. 1919.
Of THIS COMPANY. hold this 3rd day OF
January. 1919 Il dividend at tho rate OF
s - per share was declared on the pre-
ferred shares of the capital stock Of this
tnmpary, payable on tbs 18th day OF jan
nary 1919, To stockholders Of record at the
close of business on the 10th day OF Jan
uart. 1919
FREDERICK l.. LOVELACE.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

7isr ST 3oa W: Title Guar & Trust Co N : Y
,lnyestos Corpn l56 Bway ....-.... $40 ooo
AMST Az $40 - Title Guar & Trust co to \
Investors Corpu. l76 Bway. ............ .S5r. Geo
LfNoN Az, Sol, Title Guar 4 Trust Co to y y
Investors Corpn, 70 B~ay .... int. Of SO Gao
Corpn 70 Benenson Realty Go. 500 Willis az
atty. Title Guar & Trust Co. l76 Bwas 500
le6TH ST. 235 +. mt Sll 900. barbara n Hay
man 10 Henrietta Fromau. 1851 Bway. aitg
M Britwit7. 277 Bwsy ................... 81
5'Ti ST. 422 W; Peoples Trust Co to Peoples
trust 20 as sub trustee VIII Geo A Powers
ATTY. Warren Bristol. Is Montague ST.
So.1Np
SD Sr. 23l 80 L: Aiyron $ Falb trustee for
CecllIa Einstein. et al to DRY Dock SAY instn.
III; ~ bowery' atty Frank NJ TIchenor. 3s Par.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
LIGGHrr & MYERS TOBACCO co

~ TJTFs. NO, JdnnNrY 2. IgTl
Tho Transfer books or tho Registered ses
bonds OF LlGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO
COMPANY win close al O'Clock T. NJ. Ian.
nary II, 1913. Tor HE payment OF interest on
faid bonds due February l. 1919, and viii
feopeu at 0 o'clock a. NJ. February D. 1913
II 7. ANpEKEON. Trenanrcr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
UNITED FRUIT PANY
DIVIDEND No "a

\ quarterly dividend OF two per cent
tWo dollars per share) on the capital siocl.
Of this Company has been declared. paya-
bic on January 10. 1919. to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business Decent bcr
%. 1915.
JOHN W. DAMON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
lNrNmNArIONAL pArEK CoMrANy.

New York. December 2s. 1913.
The sioard Of Directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
Fhlf par cent. fi M"l) on the preferred capi-
ial stork OF this tofnps--, payable january
lbth. 1919. 10 preferred stock holders OF rec
ord ~ the close Of business January 9Th.
1919. OWEN bUEI'HEi8o. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Coffee, Sugar and Tea
Coffee Futures. There was sharp

Coffee Futures. There was sharp
decline in futures yesterday morning.
the start being 80 to 70 points lower.
There were free offerings by ono of the
leaoing local bear operators, with very
little demand in evidence. Around
midday little covering sent values up
10 to 30 points, but during the late
afternoon the bears again hammered
prices. which declined rapidly, closing
at net losses for the day OF 65 to so
points.
Tho ronro or ~,,;.o. rello,..
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
The Bronx

ID Az. 5. s5s 229th 81. eS s1lo5: el4,h 81.
s. log 10. map New Village Of jerome. 25xlo0.
oberger. .lO29 L 10Th st. Brooklyn: attys. Weiss
mann & II. II Court st. Brooklyn; > assts s. 500
ID Az n S. west 32.4 Of iot 53s map OF Wake
field. S3.4xll4. lot ~. map Of W i Duncan
.i5th St. n 5. zoo 9Th ny 5sxl0o Laconia
lark: ohuville At liae bet lots ~ aud
-. map OF olinvue. 351l00. plot beginning 500 /
ith av and loo lst st. 50xa5. 10 Shell 81.
same 10 Louisa c Molenhauer. Rcsendale y.
same atty: ) assts. 81 500
WASHINGTON Az. cor lSlst 81. aS.7x5l.
Chas = Haliock to Kath II Ioweu lols j.
fremont ay. atty. G Hsllock. 9s9 l. lS0ia
. . : Fp
JANSEN AN. 525 Wecker Pi. 50x 100 Robt /;
Johnston. tl1s, to Adirondack Trust Co. Saratoga
Sprngs. y ATTY. Adirondack Trust 90 -. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Recorded Leases

4erH ST $3.50. " A'if''f" Si1 r. .uli. I. Allen -
Alfred Case < Co. on premises: YRS from
FEB l. 1919; auys. Coleman. $ & L 60 Wal
SAME PROPERTY top oud east ran Of pen,
house on the roof. Same 10 Dreicor & Co
900 a'h av yfs from Feb J. 1919 sttys
same ..'...-. .........-...$4 4Ooo and 81 s25
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
livestock. Meats. Proyis;ons

Following are Yesterdays prices compared with
those IL year ago. '''
Live steers farto year ago
~ prime 100 ID. sl3.25 @sIs.5o 1915 @sl2.os
Live veals common -
10 prime 100 lbl7.OO a 23O0 isno m y IN
Dressed veals city. o
Live ewes 100 h. 800 a 100 m N II no
Live lambs. fair to wv
prime, 100 b. ESQ a 1900 1850 "a 1850
pressed Pressed NUT mutton 10 -i6 q "a rs q 30
', lb. ................ 80 % "a 20 "a rs
1egs, 1o Ioo h .H.5o % 1873 100 a
,rSss con NIB, lb so "a "a q ~ .2aA@ ~
Mes, beef. bbl $500 a S6Ge sl.OO q 500 3.O
lb. ............ 25.9oo @ "a Ooo 246oo a q. zoo
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Conn IN O ties

acter and the demand has been quite
materiaiiy affected by the recent de-
cllne IN tallow as well as in other vege-
'a0le oi!s, which have not been subject
to government fixed minimum
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Curb Bonds

Sacs Qo1 onittcdl; Omen. Ilirn low Last
SO Sam Tob Is 1919 1919 1919 1otA 1914
do Is 1921 .-.. 1927 : 1922, i02Ia 102' :
do Is W 49,. t02ss O2sa 1025s f025 :
30 do IS 1s23.... 1929 1o3ss 1o27s 1osit
600 Anaconda Gs " i. oSIl oSss o94 o82s
j Bradcn Gs 81 wi 90 o6 % a6
'Can Govt 5s.. o9Is oeis 9els %
20 |C&Nwn G NJ - 1oOss 1Ooss loOls 1901
2o @CitS $ d 7s(C) wi10OH lOola tOoi 1901,
- 'Int Rap Tr Is. 81 81 90 COS .
FkCRy Ter Us '23 i0O3s 1005a 10O2s 1905,
; $Lg & M cs 81 o9l, 99sa oo1s eo5o
80 "pa RH GIN IS vi 9s e8lo 1914 e8ls
20 RUSS Govt as So So so so
10 do 6ias .... So So So So
80 @St Y I'm D 5ias e0I4 ee14 e9a eeIs
80 *Wils&Co con $50 ga 94 935a 99so
unlisted fScll cents nor share
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Recorded Transactions.
Dow nfnMn

FRANKFORT ST tsf ,as
" -th ',s ,.''.as1 {. iendoa Nv, {
,i 1'', az. r 6 y ITO lss brassiss '
a., - tk Si. 5ii v.,. .
-, irfee ias NJ nfsnaaa ie la..ss "a
r,',,,,.;,, tan stfi @ + r.. fts r.5. 81.
H i,ai.
a.. N'tfr ~, irnnie raf.e ttf ssnI..I .
~. hr'iif q 3 ~ Ntns iutr f
- ''''i..' stem Mssrr 41a ,,ra.i 80
W NNHlNr}oN fi. r sn A-.r ,sc
ID. ''u'irirs Nlr i.
Is,,.,t.,. 50 al iens. al. q O. r - r.
81 iiiAAN >r go
Sh'iirsn --f Me- fii g 81 Ia
Yla S. es ws lif
''tns GO 20 Wrreesfe- Reals. a..
De- f aiis 81 Gfaersi.I. ,.a ,.,..
". I'h .f tf....
samuel H eohors se iar
~ ~ a.is. . a = ,o. I-. nrsa.I,
~ WI ilt,i' ~amHe = R.lrr ~ Vsn.. s. ,,.
80. ats. e. 4 u ~ ift N,.a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
The Bronx

l3STH ST. s457 Z II a. 25xloo Harvln Rl,y
SoTpn to "A, Atlantic Finance copn. 1872 B'way. ia9
: onh que Nay oa IL 1919 per cent ATTY. Geicer
10TH Az. being = Of - lo, ass. map
Wakefield John d. Scannell 10 Geo r Rsv-
mord So Marion prior mt 50 oon Jan >
: yrs per cent. atty. DE La Marc and N la0
SIMPSON ST. 1851 leaselo.d seise Narrs
Rliy 60 70 Morris Fcidman. l4ia Charlotte n
DEC 80. lalS: prior mt $50 600 tgiyen To serir,
deposit s6dG for performance Of lease) 3 yrs 4
por cent: atty. Morris fcdman l8I2 Chsrloffs
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Miami Copper Company,

ri lffeanWa4,
New York
DIVIDEND No. &c
Jauuarv g. 1919
Jne Board Of Directors of Miami Cope
Company have this day declared Il dividend
NJ 100 per share for the quarter ycar end
iug bccembrr 3ist 1918 on the capital STOCK
Of tho Company. payable February i5in
1919 10 stoekhodern oi record at the close oi
husinesa on February LIT, 1919 liooks vii
no; close
SAM A. LEWISOiIN. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
c range OF prices follows !:

Cotionsced Oil Futures The market
was agnln quiet with export ALLEGATIONS
furnishing the principle outlet. Do
mcstlc business was Of a routine char
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Recorded Mortgages

Downtown
DE PEYsrER ST Ill Water st. SIS lo1as q
rreg. Jan .. julius Marqusee 10 Jas n 4
Cath T Brennan. 20 Pine ST. . yrs. D c.
ca. a.ty; Title Guar & Co. l76 Bway sI5 ooo
STANTON ST ll2 66 Essex ST. 23.5xSO:
Ian I; -o. Geo Dieter to cementine Dreshaeld 5i
~ Bo,iy. lij Nassau st.-.......... 81 900
III DSpN ST. 80. lease chattels etc D m Jatl
ftedk Nsiber 10 Adam Met. 81 Hudson S
lAstalis S2e0 mo. p C.. ATTY. NJ Mayer 4d5
Lex & S-n
East Side
% Ay IS. 9S.a 4wh st 24Sxi00 p m ian
samuel hspan 10 Felix Loroh -7S Dawson st
Hron1. e1r. l6 yrs. p r.. st1 Frank "
18th ST 49,. Z. $. 100 "a az a5xioe g. D
~ jar g. Tiios i Fagan to Ttie Guar & Tr,sr
ca, 90 iIS , Bway Que aqd int per bond ST 600
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n Piacdc l. l,ranche hond 70 Annie A Hsvs
a. Blue Point. L /; due and int as per bono
atty, Jos Brewster 10 Bway ......... 81 ooe
West Side
!9ii; m Jan s; Sadie j Tandy q ClothNde
bendheim, IL w 18th st due july 1920 &
? G. atty. Title Guar & 7 Co. l76 Bway $50
ST NICHOLAS AV. i59. S. o05 n l4Sth a.
- 9x92 5N2Gx96 s. Ian 4 Jas Clarke TO Welfsr
McGee. 33 L 26th st. due and int rs bond
pr mt s6.500 atty. Jos Rowan. 60 Wal
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Eggs-Receipts were ll05A cases.
Fresh gathered Extras, dozen, 70c; ca.
ira first. 6SM69c: frsts, GEO SIC; sec
onds, 62Ql 65c: dirties, No. 81 Q5Sc, No.
and poorer 52@5 56c; checks, good to
choice dry 4SM SOC. under grades. 42M
A7c. Refrigerator, 42W 55c. State, Penn
sylvania and nearby Western hennery
white: Fine to fancy. S2MS5c: ordinary
to prime, 70N80c Gathered whites. or
dinary to fine, 70MS2c; pullet whites,
GSM 72c. Pacific Coast whites: Extras,
S5c; lower grades, 75@SOc; pullets. 60
a 70o. Western and Southern gathered
whites, sea 7Sc. State, Pennsylvania
and nearby: Hennery browns. 72M74c;
gathered brown and mixed colors, &C
l.,.r IN
New-York tribune., 1919-01-07
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

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lNEhSiIi AVE. Nos 1907 1909 stanisaw Co.
la'iae' w Const Co. Inc. Jan 10. 1918. 81 400
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
wmsrcnEsrrR COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE MkNosfss'sl,,
Camp ,ype stone fireplace. very esassfsss,s"a essassss' 4
win aeli Furnished. $3.50 COUNTRY ao@~
s~EAGuE 60 Ncai SD ST, Mad So esee
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Hay and Straw

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Yesterday
(pcr tom. \ year ago
Timothy, No ],
large bales .. .S29 .0003fOO S33.Oom35. 90
No. clover mHd c3.oOa $500 25.OOm27. 90
Rye straw. No. 1900 1900 10000 90
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