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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

ilsTH ST. ?7s W 18th st. 81 f, P-!nc.
-, 81, total mtgs s25 0oo-Jacob 4
MarEnretha schmitt 20 Helen schm!tt
Florence Iazure, 5ss Riverside Drive :.
atty. Theo sattler. li7 +th sv; assns
,sTH ST. 81 E-Grenviiie I. winthrop and
ano. exrs. 20 Bowery Saw Bank. les
Bowery; attya Csdwalader. W & -
,osts sT e ia 8 mtg now ,i,ooo..isssvw
yers Mort Co 10 Jno II Tyson. River
side. Conn. and Hno. gins. address 81
VEST End Az. si7-Farmers Loan q
william ST. and Gibraltar Mort Co % y
V Trust GO. 2s Broad q; attys. $
Isaacs, 3: Wn nSd 81 ,o3 z
HENRY ERR ST. 20. mtg ,:.CcoEstsnisiaus \
Tuckerman to Miriam Tuckerman, 7ie =
18Th st, Bkiyn; atty. Bent Cohen, ago
Az r. rai. mtg .s.5Co-iacob Gerber to
Geo " Lyle. Round Brook. y J atty
,sT Hv' 3si.sSs. int Of $500 in mtg, now
,ooo-At,ant!c Finance CORN to chss
wynne s?l SO 4'n ev' NJ, Mou N, Vernon;
,s aiiys ST 'e ia X Msrs, ahov Y" cam +:
SETON, lG4 W 7ith st; suys, Wells =
,osrna' THS:a8 w,nsecs. ~ 90; t 'rPJV
Museum % safety. 1865 ith av; atty.
John Pine. es Wal st; ,,.'s sn;
uooTHH ST. lii T.. mtg ,:0,coo"Bernhsrj,
Mayer 20 Albert Maver. Al 7.d st;
.ttys Grucnstein & Mayer. $50 Grand stii
Mtg CO 20 John p Leo, room si+. Mun'.
u i'SSi f,ff Az 'sc.S Y Title 4 ME MIG
60 20 Greater New York Saw Bank. iss
sHH ~ "a 1d aH -! rs mig m,s
Alan Holding Co e Jos I. Fe!n,h,erg,
strauss Reekman st.,.......,......sl
sTTH ST 100 Z. mts s2e,ooo-Corn Ex:
Plymouth Blvd. Los Angeles, Cal. atty,
John " Judge. 2sl Bway .......,....sl
JACKSON ST, SO. mtg 81, ooo-Franc.s
LIppner 20 Rose Cans 57s W leist st 81
Hronx.
BERGEN Az. 6s7-Chas T Gleason and
ano. eKrs, TO Agnes b Campbell, 443 W
1924. atty, smith Williamson. S64 AIex.
pRSWsPE1rTT Av. :. Il samuel. iNioo
Lena Miller TO philip Nelson, 1858 Grand
Concourse. atty Godtarb. so?
Sd AZ, Q >, G2I iGlst. Is exs6.3 axpj !
---'has Gleason ana hEo 20 Agnes 2
campbell. 4+3 W 16?d atty. Smith VIII
Roa PsRs S TG " "s7~cenc schneId Der
extrx. TO Celine A { Schneider, $40 W
:ed: attys Simpson, 7 N h. 3? Cedar
CLAY ~. ia4OECeline a . Schneider
cN;rx. TO Celino A c Schneider. $40 "
a.; nttys, Simpson. u, 81 cedar
BEr.MoNr Az, IS. 100 1854. 5osioc"
Chas L Gleason and ano; eHrs to Agnes
hanson, aga Alexander av. ......,. SO SOC
PII.OT ST. n :, At h " mark EIstchcstei
Ra>, @lOxloox23ox1oo. city Island
cay Island city and Homp4 Inc, e
Bankers Trust &C.. 10 WAN ST. attys
White 4 g; = Wal st, ,,..;;.,..,... 81
" uppcnhelm, sol wes, Fad az; atty
Jos RossusveIg, 90 Nassau $, ::7 oOt
80 Az II Q G Tooth. % Seo tx irreg-
"A A n
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat II VESEY STREET.
nv nrvan 7. cnnelly

GREENWICH ST. 2O6.2iO. W cor Vesev
st 53lox22.lS5o. SKILL. sty hotel and
strs-Kalman Haas ct NJ aEt scllNei!
Realty 60 ct al, due. s65.stSS3, taxes,
4TH ST - Il, 5, 1870 W ID av, 25x93l.
and sty hall and strs-F p Keppei
agt sarah Hrsth ct NJ; due, $500 9f;
taxes, sc s675.35; TO the plaintiff. 81. 600
ny Joseph T. Day.
RUTGERS 81, 6. n v cor cherry ct. 'a,5s
GILLIAN, cxr, agt saml Tishman ct Al:
due. t52.673s'; taxes. &c. 1i.2oSSs; 70
,:ep s Eis'n iaI " ,os' SOU
i7xs9ll, 3 sly and b -Emisrant
Ind Savgs Bank agt Max Schles'nger
It a.; due, s,2sO.':' iaSes. g., So: ss
To the plaintiff ......,......,....,f7 1900
INTERvAIE Az. 1890 @ =. 1919 Home
Pedcrson agt Geo Knaur 81 a., due,
Sl,20S1S, taxes, Sc. SEE. TO Sebastian
Il Humbert .............. 40
SOUTHERN nouLEvAHp, 242S.:i:5. W
= 225 II lS5th vt, 81 6Ng2. 6x37x9s. sty
larnes ct al; due, '5.55isO; taxes, &C,
1904; 10 Belle JOrn. $3.50
By Henry Brady
9TH Az, g cor 10th st. lOOXl00, 2 and
sty theatre--Sheritrs sale OF all right
title. &C. which Ancient order OF Hibern-
ians had on Sept 4. 1915. or since: ad-
Journed to Jan s.
I'y James J. Donovan
l5GTH ST, St6 r, W cor Prospect av. so {
Molheck AIT Pauline Muller ct al; due
t3.232 so; taxes sc, SS73,70. sub to mtS
$4,000; to the plalrtiff .........f 500
WEBSTER Az, 2751-?753. n cor laTtl
st, 6i2x, Is axSoxlo4,6. s s,y int and
60 ct al; due, ,iOsSOt5; taxes &c
ts,tsl72; pr mtg $4,000: to Dorothy
mem ''''.''''.', ....,,... .tbS, JlL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyES-Receipts. $40 head; only a
few cars on sale Feeling Arm Com
mon TO fair bulls sold At s65OuS75 per
90 lbs : very common 10 fair COWS. s. sou
225. Dressed beef nrnl at $50 &c, pr ID.
for native sides
Sales-Tobln & shannon butts 7'0 lbs
average. $3.50; 10 cows, 500. .6.25; 10 $40.
$3.50; 2. 626, $3.50. Mcpherson & 90: l
bull 1870, SS,75: . COWS s02, s72j. :, 926,
s625: II, go. IS rs. j. q. Curtis & son:
"a cows, sj7, s6.26.
CALVES-Re Receipts. sS head: l?5 on
sale Market active and higher Neals
sold at slsa22 so per 100 lbs. cults. ;iil
is; little calves, tiSnli: yearlings, 81
as Dressed calves strong: city dressed
veals. 22as2c. per ID. country dressed
do. oSq29c.
Sales9-Tobn & Shannon, Is veais, 1873
lbs. average, s22.bo; Is. i2S. s2e; So little
calves, 40 ,,l; IS, 6s SIS; : yeariinss
2S5, 81, Newton & Co; IS yeals, III
s.o,So; /? little calves. -, $3.50. :
sanders: ls veals, 1877 SEE: SO, le6. Scl;
., i25. SIS; culls. ITO, sl4; IL yearlinss
saS ssSSSass sals:s. 49, - E.ssa Can
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
'REALTY'S YEAR
ENDS WITH RESALES
Announcements Of Profits
Bring to Close Year of
Ups and Downs.
OPERATORS IN MARKET
Brown Disposes Of Block of
Dwellings and Cruikshank
a 165th Street Flat.

Frederick Brown finished out the year
with resale and at profit. He resold
yesterday to a client OF A. d. Phelps n
Damiane the seven private dwellings on
the north side OF 1eith street from Balm
bridge to Marion avenue. Mr. Brown
bought the houses recently from the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. The
houses are built on n site 23S feet on
the street and 1872 feet deep. The re-
sale by Mr.. Brown was not tho only
transaction recorded yesterday that In
dicsted profit. James II. Cruikshank.
who has also had q very successful year,
disposing quickly of properties and at
moro than he paid for them. announced
yesterday the resale Of Bronx property
which he purchased on Friday last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
RELAX GOLD RESTRICTIONS.
Embargo on Gold Export ProbabIy
VIII Not He Lifted soo7.

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 9l.-Restrictions
on the export OF gold are being relaxed
gradually by the Federal Reserve board,
II was said to-day although tho en-
barge on tho export of gold probably
will not be removed for several months.
officials denied reports that the embargo
might be lifted shortly. and explained
that such action cannot we'll be taken
except in concert with Great Britain and
other leading nations which arc main
tanning strict gold embargoee.
Despite this continued regulation.
treasury officials predict rapid improve
ment in the foreign exchange situation
within the next month or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
5TH Av. CORNER FOR FURRIERs
Jaccl<els Negotiating for sf1o
Building mt 4Bth street.

Tho Silo Building at tho northwest
corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty-fifth
street, owned by William H.. John
Scott, and Henry X. Browning. Is about
to be leased for twenty-one years, be-
ginning February /. 1919, to H. Jacket
& Sons, wholesale and retail furriers
now at Is West Thirty second street.
The annual rental to DO paid exceeds
$4,000 and approximating about ST.
100000 for the full term. provides for
the reconstruction OF the building, a
six-story structure, having a frontage
OF 25.5 feet on Fifth avenue and 1856
feet on Forty-ffth street, the rear por-
ton having a width OF IS feet and q
depth OF 1905 feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
REPORTS FROM BROOKLYN.

Samuel Galtzka has eold for II. Kali
manowitz the two story and attic one
family house with garage on plot
3Oxl00 at 1915 Homecrest avenue, Fiat
bush.
The Alec Building Company has sold
the one family semi-detached brick
dwelling at 2l6s Sixty-second street.
Napoleon Park. to Julia Furst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
MILBANK PLANS MEMORIAL.
Educational Building to He Erect
ed In Memory Of wife.

AS memorial to his wife. jeremiah
Milbank plans to establish an institution
for the higher education OF women at
II and 10 West Tenth street, property
which he has just purchased from Joseph
S. Auerbach. attorney. There are now
two four story and basement residences
at that address, occupying a plot 'front.'
ing $40 feet and extending to a depth
OF 94.10 feet. The property Is rs feet
west of the Church of the Ascension. at
the northeast corner of Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Milbank established a memorial In
stitution in Jersey City some timo ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
EXPECT GREATER
STEEL SLOW DOWN
Buyers Holding Back Awaiting
Changes in Schedules
Of Prices.
HENCE TRADE IS QUIET
British and Americans in
Sharp Competition for South
American Business.

With reductions in the steel output.
following the cancellation Of war orders.
prospects are that in several lines at
least. there will be still greater slowing
down until the period of readjustmenc
shall have been passed. according to
the Iron Age. BUYERS are still restraining
themselves, awaiting a downward rev-
sion Of price schedules. and therefore
gro doing n business on hand to mouth
basis. An interesting phase OF the new
international trade situation are "skir-
,nishes'' that have taken place between
British and American steel interests in
competition for South American trade.
The Iron Age says:
The new year opens with fresh evil
dences of slackening activity through
out the steel trade. In the holidays
there have beer many shutdowns for re-
pairs, but assumptions this week at n
number OF mill centres have not been
with full forces, and the prospects in
some lines are that a further slowing
down may come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
SALE AND RESALE IN 10th ST.

TIE six story apartment house at
261 and 263 West 129th street. known
as the Bitmore. has just figured In a
sale and resale. The Veslut Realty
Company. which acquired title to the
property about two months ago, DIS
poses Of the realty TO the 1llwood Hold
ing Company, and the latter quickly ac.
cepted a profit on It's contract from an
investor. 1t IL a modern structure. on
plot 50xe9 feet. adjoining the north
east corner OF Eighth avenue. Tho city
assesses the property at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
After south American Trade.

Some ski,mishing between British
and American steel interests for South
American trade indicates that export
prices from this country have been held
above the competitive level. There Is a
serious handicap also in the high rates
Quoted from this country on British ves-
sci tonnage as compared with those from
British ports.
New steel plate extras have been es-
tnblished by the Midvale Steel and Ord
nance Company. on plates thinner than
- inch. the extra charged Is a percent
age of the base price instead of a nat
addition.
S"The annual statistics of The IRON A oe
show that forty-four new open hearth
steel furnaces were completed and put IN
operation in 1915, with an annual ca
pacity of l.945.oO0 tons. against 4,326.-
900 tons n year for that added in 1917
New steel capacity projected for 1919 or
now under construction represents only
100000 tons a year. and at that Ia
more than one industry calls for under
present conditions. Blast furnace con-
strrction is more in line with steel re-
auiremcnts than for several years. Eight
furnaces were completed in l9ls with n
capacity OF 100000 tons a year, while
seven are now under construction repre-
senting l.260 900 tons n year"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
pARKHuRsT CHURCH DEAL o. X.

Justice Thomas +. Donnelly has
granted permission TO the First Presby-
terrain Church 20 sell the Madison square
Presbyterian Church property, known as
DR.. Parkhurst's Church. at the north
corner of Madison avenue and Twenty
fourth street. to the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. which contracted
for its purchase at 100000 In October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
Live stock Markets in other Cities,

KANSAS CITY. Doc. ai-HoEs Receipts.
1000. lower. RUIZ, 81; 1850; h-avy.
sl7dl7.s5, packers and butchers, 81 30
H.; lights Il'G !1.tl; pigs. $loTlSSo
tatt'r--R" e'pfg, N 600: strong PriTl@
'"d s'cars I'Sn 20 d:cssed beef steers, SIS
Is; Southcrn steers s7dls; cows, s7fiI.
heIfers, sSIlA.50, stockers and feeders,
11.;nu ls, bulls Is.in; calves. s7GiA
Sheep Receipts. 5000 strong. Lsrss.
s95oali:S; ewes. tsas5O.
$1,000; market mostly SO lcc. lower tks
grades favored. Bulk Of sales. t!H
1880 packing. tls.s5a l7.s5: throwout,
u5;7 o3lsso: p'gs. good TO choice. Ct5cs
Catti.-Recclpt., 5000; cho,c. r...r-
and canning stock steady; other eatte
hikher. Beef cattl.. 5000. choice a. :
prime. Sl69is 7S; common and r.ec..r
ssI68l6; butcher stock, cows ard hs!te-s
$50 lt,5o' Gamers and eutter.. t7Hs'
fancy. SO. 5o9l0-5: inferior. common g.
and choice. sl55oa l6aS
ST. LOUIS, Dec. S1.-Hoss-Recei7.I
400: steady. Lights, sl6.5oFi7; plu
sl2d mixed and butchers Sl325 az s.
good heavy. sl7.45g 1880; bulls, si7:: =
Csttle-Recelpts. $500: ftrons. Ma.
s snd hsi fs5s g. 500 @Sx. s'rs5Fs ;''
siockers and featers. ,s5O1l?, y..r o.,
prime Southern teAr steers. sI0als: ~.
COWS AMI heitev:, 81 80 10. I.a;.9a cave,
! sT.7J G u 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan.

Cd ct. 248-Fanny Ellinger AIT Rubin
Stilllnan ct al foreclosure OF mtg atty.
H. Swain.
18TH ST. II 3. 85 W Madison av. 25x1o0 Il
M Joseph Mandelbaum ct al agt Bessis
s Herzog ct al ,amended foreclosure OF
mtg; attys. Cary a Carroll.
2STH ST 202 and 20i W-Amrrican Mtg
20 sgt Maura A CregRn ct al (foreclo-
and
zap ST. sos E-samuel Levy, exr, nst I.ora
Hi e. a. foreclcsure oH mtg>i aIty, S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01

war work dropped OF throughout De-
cenlber and present running schedules, IS
compared with those OF November. show
good sized gaps. Buying OF the enc.
gency order. while II has amounted ia
more than many producers looked for is
plainly unequal to the replacement OF
what has been lost. Predictions as to
rollings for the first quarter OF the year
range from rs per cent. to somewhat
less.
IN every quarter the question OF the.
resdiustment OF contracts to the lower
prices adopted two weeks ago by leading
sellers is uppermost. Pig iron producers
set out to hold TO the old prices. but IN
the past week the calls upon them for
the revision OF contracts have grown in
numbers and in urgency. Some furnace
companies seem Inclined to, yield, while
others strenuously insist that contractv
be carried out as written. The falling
or of foundry operations is a factor {"
which more consideration is being given,
however, and the adoption OF the lowe,
basis for pig iron has found more favor
than was indicated week ago.
That some blast furnaces will not long
operate with SO taken from their mar
ket price is evident, and the readjust-
mcnts in finished material will likewise
impose some hard choices on high cost
mills watch must buy their raw mate
rails IN the market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
MEt HANGS LIENS.
Manhattan

ted ST. III N-Mayer Siverman agt
Cephiss Bates, owner; Never Com
tracing co. contractor. S,.....; iso
I2TH ST. Sc W-Dennis vs. DAWN agt
Raljan Holding Corp, owner and CON
tractor . . ENhS 80
ll6TH ST. 26A W Pincua II stephan sgt
q G Ferris owner: julius Horn. CON
lrh'tnF - s-AO
7sD ST, i72 W-Meyer Contracting 60 agt
Cephise c Bates. owner; Frank NJ Soue
lessee and contractor. y.2O4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
ROCKAwAY FIREMEN BUY.

I've Exempt Firemen's Association Of
the Rockaways has purchased from NJ.
McKennee the parcel. 24xl55, on the
north side Of Nortons lane, west OF the
Rockaway Boulevard. Far Rockaway. as
headquarters for the association IN the
Rockaways. The price was $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
WEST SIDE DWELLING LEASED

The Houghton Company has leased for
Fanny l. Dryfoos the Ave story Arner!-
can basement dwelling at 307 West Tooth
street to Herman and Margaret Gunther.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
FLUSHING PROPERTY SOLD.

C. Comp has purchased from f. Fassett
the plot. 75x249. on the south side Of
West Grove street. east Of Lawrence
street. Flushing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
,s2O.04O.OOO Rental for n. & w.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31--The Railroad
Administrations contract with the Nor
folk and Western, signed to-day by D!-
rector-Geheral McAdoo, provides for
payment of s20.6i0,OO in annual rental
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
CORN MARKET WEAKENS.
Colder Weather Prospects and
Larger Receipts Unsettle Prices.

CHICAGO Dec 31.-Prospects OF colder
weather tonight and of much larger re-
ceipts next week tended to-day 10
weaken the corn market. Prices closed
unsettled. - net lower to "a advance,
with January s1.42ss 10 SLIPS and May
SISSY to si.36.
The finish in oats was unchanged TO
IA down, and in provisions varying
from so cents decline 10 a rise or SO
cents
AZ first tho corn market showed an
upward slant, except for December tho
lor.,s In which were said to have been
warned officially against any attempt
ut month end manipulation. offerings
of other deliveries were temporarily
scarce. but selling pressure became gen-
eral after predictions that temperatures
would undergo an almost immediate de-
cided fall throughout the main portion
OF the corn belt The Inference was
popular that increased arrivals would
soon follow the cold wave, Bearish
views were also expressed as TO the At
torney-Generals ruling about price fix
ing after January list.
Provisions averaged lower with corn.
COKN-The price OF December corn at
Chicago. after showing an early reaction,
closed strong at 3l.G+, the top OF the
ssason. The later month"; developed a
rcactionary tendency and nhal quotations
were a to lSc, below the previous close.
In the local cash market No. . yellow
corn was quoted at sl76H: No. white,
sI.74s. cost and fre!gh: New York.
OATS ,Ti'e c-,6 5lai..,t was GIiet and
after showing a moderate early advance
prices developed reRctiouary tendency
and closed at only slighty above the
lowest for the day. The local cash market
was easy; standard and No. white quote
NJ 7sisc. No. white 7sc.; No. 4 white,
~ to 7Thc.; fancy clipped white. 20
to sac; ordinary clipped white, rs 7sc,.
all elevator.
RlE-Market dull. No Western, 81 TO-
sost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Marlsct steady. Feeding Ei6a
70 81 oe: mailing. ;i12 % Sis, cost and
freight New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull. Sound
milling, $3.50, cost ana freight New York
HAY-Market quiet. No !, $3.50: No. 2
$3.50 to $40; No. ?, sl.l5 to S1..C.
CHICAGO PRICES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
BOROUGH or BRoNx-FOR SALE.

THREE 6-story flats. halls heated only.
l50hto. AS to AS East l6lst ST. mortgage
$4,000; rentals el4. 400 yearly. always
vestigate owner. 42s East 16lst St. Bronx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
MORTGAGES.

CW;th name and address o: lender anc
attorney
Downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth street,
WATER ST. ~, 245xs2, Dec 27-Giacomo
Siccardi to Fannie u Eltng. IS Pierre
Eoat Sc 2S,yu. qua saS e. G. Ss= ho.a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
T-FuRNISHED.
mission Co 20 veais i?t S27. McPheI
son & Co: calves rs, sl5; ., $50. S.

SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. :.o:7
head: cars on sale Sheep steady lanIhs
use higher Common to fair sold $40 9
100 lbs; year!ngs. 3l2. common to prime
lambs, $I5Ql7.25; culls, sll. Dressed NUT.
coarse
Sales-S. Sanders: 81 state lambs, rs lbs.
average. 81: lol. 60. sls.25; sheep. los,
50. kerns Comm ssion Co: 2ol Ohio
lambs 50. SIS: 6. SO, sib: % lambs and
yosrlings, IS. $3.50: rs sheep, 80, $50.
Tobn Il shannon: S. State lambs. IS.
I7.25 II sheep. 81 81. Newton & Co
81 Pennsylvania lambs, "a. SIG McFhsr
son d Co.: State lambs. 81. SIS: cul,s.
A., 81; : Gull sheep, 81. s..
HOGS-Receipts, $3.50 head ono car on
sale Market steady. Light TO heavy hog
sold at sl7,7Jlls 100 lbs; roughs S15,7b,
stays. sl3. Country dressed hogs ur-
changed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-01
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..
with name and address or owner and
Attorney
DoHnfoHu

south OF Fourteenth street.)
WATER ST. AZ. 245x6o-Fannie b El.'ng
TO Giacoro Siccardi. 1924 George St,
Pla!nheld. " J, mtg S11 900. Dec. 81 500
HUDSON ST, 46. 6e.4x25x irreg--Van Rens-
selaer Montgomery ct al to Emma D
Rodman, 206 Madison av. Flushing, b OF
q individ and extrx: Bayard b Rodman.
lO4b Amsterdam av: Guy II Rodman. 72l
Columbia av. Oak Park. Ill: Helen II
Rodman. 1048 Amsterdam av: Henrietts
de Fremery. SO Washington pl. and
the Domestic and Foreign Missionary So
cicty OF the p L Church in u of Amer
.ca, 4th av and 22d At. q c. Oct 3: atty,
Title Guar Co. 175 Bway. II deeds
GREENE ST. 28-Dorothy " symeS to
Cortland Belts. 80 New England av. sum
atty. Title Gua- & T Co. 178 Bway. 500
BROOME ST, %. 25xl0O-Matilda and
Cath jackson to city Real Estate CO
l'6 Bway. mtg $1,000. all liens, Dec 81
and q; atty. Title Guar Co. lIf
Bway 81,
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3 Maine. Too fOs, I2.2242 80; $50 lba, s.
G475; 1865 lbs. S41425; Long Island, 100
lbs. s275ls.s3; 1865 lbs. st56Q5.50. New
York. 100 lbs. s2a2s2; 1850 lbs. ,3aS25
$50 lbs, % bOT+; Western 100 lbs.. s2u2l5:
80 lbs. t3.l0U 1880; jersey. long. No. / 1855
lbs. ,sd375; $50 lbs, 33as25; Virginia
and North Carolina. NJ, !, bh.., .a.50Vi;
! so ID, bag! S2.75d3.c5; Virginia and North
POTATO ES--Iersev, No. /. bsk. s2a2iO;
No ., bsk., 1l.25Ul.75 Delaware ana Ma
ryland., No. /. bskr sl.S5q:; No. >. bsk,
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Dull: fair TO good, S:5Ts75 choice 20
fancy. .s0gs25. CORNMEAI-Dull: vel
low graduated. ss75al: white granu-
lated, s3.7Sg4. FEED-Cuy. steady;
BRAN 100 10. sacks $50; heavy mlddiings
40. $50 red dog -four. l4O II. sacks,
,6a.5o; Western, steady: bran, 100 10 sacks,
Sj4lo; standard mlddings. DO. $50 so
-four middlings. do. $3.50. red dog aour
in 100 To- sacks
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POULTRY. LINE-cHICKENs-yla er.

press, 30 a 3.c.i froIght. &c. TOWLS-By
express. $50 aSc Leghorn. by express. 30
q $50; by freight, 33a SSc; old ROSTERS,
'reight. 23c. TURKEYS Freight s6u42a.
pC' KS--Express. SSq $50. freight, s3at
$40. GEESE-Express ?59?Sc: freight.
% q 26c, GIlNEAS-Per pair, freight 20
or express +5c.; young, pair, freight or OK