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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following sales are scheduled fol
this week:

The following sales are scheduled FOR
this week:
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ..
CAT IL vEsEY sTREEr.)
BY Samuel Marx.
BowERY. asI-ias. e o.. 1ls.s Stanton
store-M croxson agt Comfy Mtg Co
ct al; Cullen q D: sttys; due. si2S.-
21b.sl; taxes. &C., ts.ssl.sl.
BY Joseph p. Day.
story int and stores-Eliz Keber aGt
Alfred Brossard ct al; q Steinmuller.
attyi due, yS,stS.7s; taxes. &c. 'asS'
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
CAT IL vEsEY sTREET.)
BY Henry Brady.
18Th ST. I:S story 't d@,E "a w. smith Min
exr, agt NJ G mclaughlin ct al; A w
ysnIno. atty; due. sls.46s.Si;, 49,,
's sTidrs sa rv 80 soxISC story ana dTIs s
Charlotte Padelinetti exrx. sc. agt Elis
DsEenhardt ct al: Rabe a X. atty; due.
H sissS Story IN. ana ssSrssLf fc jack
:s s1y .s Sus hsSy al sa.s cHa a WGSS
CAT s2lo THIRD AvENUE.)
BY Joseph p Day.
MORRIS Av, 2sos. .. 1915 n lssd ct,
ls.exl17.e, . story tnt-C II Hughes agt
A Warren Con Co ct al; Z d Laugh
man, atty; due. tii.Sss.sA; taxes. &c.
BY james J. Donovan.
UNION AV. 1879. W .. 1910 n lesth Ut.
s2xl32.7, story tnt--C NJ Bird aKt
John O'Leary ct al; Satterlee. g q 3,
atty; due. tt.s7s.ssi taxes. &C, ts4ss2.
BY George Price.
32erH ST, u, Brentwood Az. 1864
ii[-Peter duncan agt w II Neili ct al
y L Brisaoh, attyi due. Sf.i2So4I taxes
&C. tsoS.sa.
TAURSDAE, 5EPTEIDEE II.
CAT IA vEsEY sTREDT)
BY Henry Brady.
RUTGERS ST. 81, W Q Monroe at, 1917
x7b.I, story tint and stores-Bernard
Goodman agt Jacob silverberg ct al
speir A. =, attyi due. ss.e29.4b; taxes
&C, SS4620,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL.
CAT IL vEsEY sTREET.)
BY Henry Brady.
Sd Av, Bs1. o .. l9.4 . s5th ct, 1s.lx5s. II
story int and storea-L w WiiksnB agi
L Federated Taxpayers Assn, Inc, ct al
crayath II. atty; due. tiJsotsSi taxes
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased to
the National Graphic Sales Corporation
Offices in 50 East Forty-second street.
r. H. Macy q Co. leased from Samuel
Greenstein zoe and 2oS West Twenty
ninth street, q ak story building, 6ox
$50, for Ave years; also the AUDITING
property at 2o7 and zoe West Twenty
eighth street, similar structure, from
the same lessor, at an annual rental OF
$35. 900.
Douglas L. Eiliman & Co. ieAssd the
store at 41h East Forty-seventh street
to the Metco Tire Company and the
store at ~ East Forty-seventh street to
b. Brady; the store at 467 Madison ave-
nue. to a corporation now in process of
formation to deal in electrical equip
ments and supplies They also leased
the third loft at II East Forty-sixth
street to Miss 4. NJ Joye.
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I'D Az, iaeth IT.. 7ti1siov. D m,
Sept t-Taos a seilicni to Church MIS-;
yrs, 81 X; atty uiS' az GO. isc broad
ls;S ST T.s II
1889 IT, sne s soo' yr tss'i sttysj F ooo
rT Hsris6 a. v laNs Az r. so1 ,Gsi1 y
Jos ] Riley = FrsSs i Preston, sfus!s,,
French, Al Park row. $4,000
100 M IA AIS acward'Ss.t , ,C1 Realty NY
dye FEB 20. 1921, ogs; atty. Meyst. * Le w
s4SSSRsxY Nv. io.... : ssooo. v, aoiiS s'T e
X &R CONSTR CO. S5 Nasssu st, due Sept
J. 1924 eE. pr mtg $4,000; atty tred nS
Bronx.
i' siade 81 MsR. l : hsln. oi sos
81 s.i; AYE Se.. III ": So ATTY f'';
'' :sm list lug IT. sr ,s's 81 .stsss =
lssTM ST. i54i p, is.s1iiGo - susie Isle
selsnidt to same. Aug II. yrH. "a
c4 Hss,ss Fl asc:rl as, i w. H
c " "a e. sept o ti,s yS ssi atty tbs
~ Co. q Cedar st. pr mtg $500. Sept q
nB yT15 So atty same; :s =, ;c:ssoS
ss@ AZ Si.nnsr ee so T T.s GUAR p co.
atty, mi. quay 4 T CO. lie swsy. $500
ley. 25s2 erosion av, pr mtg $4,000, Sept
NIwpoLp 49, :s.s : Ppf.lsy AZ. ,s Sss
Eewbold ay, DR. mtg $4,000, Sept Q, due
&c. 4 per bond; Atty. title Quar- ! &
LoT 81 sos. s %sp scot BYE. E:i.o.dsiis
weinfeid to John X Reynolds. lt2s
due Dee 8. i9a2. 'sMi atty. Title Guar 4
p1L 60 Az W. s 3 Siio iis;S st is.i.tSii
Fred wadmsn to Martin Mahoney'
Titie Guar Z e. lis swsy. $500
JEFFERSON ST, & iIS Columbus OS. az
Archer Is s7th st. trus. June 20. 3
yrs. sh7s; a::s. Th's Quarts %: i5s
CLAY Az e:. ss.G 'iiiiih st, sixioo@cyye.
81; atty Lawyer. Title q + Co. isS
LoRiSG FL. $. SSH issd st. Fix
lo1sx3o.1ix1os.li-Cha D Krumscheid
to Ellis a campbeil, a1s6 Andrews ay,
v8 9fi .rss %v. isii iiid * SSs
1b.6x2bx7NT-BernRru Ferris TO Mhry a
SEPT Sns du. Oct + iss,. mn. "a, 90
Eliza and John Hsansy- to Mary 10 Roch-
fort. 20 city Hall p. Sept yrs. 81
GoopRIDGE AZ. es 1875 n 2soth st. loox
thur 1 Keller, Goodridge av near 2both
e. Sept 2, due Oct Z 1875, 81 et ~
Lauritsen to Patricia III Lockwood, 1854
Greene av. Bklyn. Sept 5. yrs, Sc ;
BECK iSI ST $50. g. cor Prospect az: IS. .Ss
Realty Co. 500 willis av, pr mtg s55.ooo,
Sept l. yrs, So; atty, Benenson Realty
co SSs wills sy;'... $500; $1,000
National Realty Corpn to Hamilton F
Dean. ala q 31st st, Sept s, yrs, So
attys. saiter q s, 40 Nassau st. f. Sc 500
cRoToNA Az. 2sos, es; 6oSloo-Morris
West End av pr mtg s37.b5o. Aug 20, 5
yrs, SO attys. Kurzman d f, rs Broad
CLAY Av,, isss,, W !: a5xsc.s.Dcrss 'i opo
chant e bd% Fisher. Trenton; \ J. p
Title Guar & T Co. IFS Bway. -. 81. 500
KELLY ST. 8, 1918 n 165th ST. 2oxi0o
--Lazarus Lazzatto TO Jacob Hoffman,,
s. yrs, as per bond; attys, Brussei 4 B.
AouEpucT Av, e 5. to7 Istth st. 20
st15s.l.aAnna M dAnrsn. to Emma
s%-atty. Caven. is5s Aaued1ot
VINCENT Az, s. south part Of lot ss' So
map. Lohbauer Park, s1xleo. 11x17. *
4Is s7th st, Sept s. 8 yrs. eqs: atty,
William Peters a co, lpi fremont
aV ........... .............. .t3, SOC
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APARTMENTS CHANGE HANDS.

The John p. Peel Company has, sold
for Christian G. Euler to NJ. J. Gala
han the 1--WE story. single hat at as7
West Forty-eighth street. The buyer
will alter the same for his own occu-
pancy.
The Houghton Company sold 227
West 18th street for Mary z Lee to
william Vedovato, five story apart
ment, S9.9x10o. This property has not
changed hands In twenty-six yeara Ex-
tensive alterations will be made.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

John f. Scott sold his Adirondack
camp, fronting on the Raquette and
Jordan rivers, Mt Hollywood, St Law
renee county, New York, to LeonarS r.
Hutchinson of Malone. N. Y. The famous
Jordsn spring is on this propeyty. Mr..
Hutchinson has purchased this camp for
his summer home.
The estate of Arthur =. Keller, the
noted illustrator, at Fieldston. River
dale-on-Hudson, has bern sold to DR.
Clyde Kennedy Miller Of New York city.
The property had been held for $4,000.
George Howe was the broker.
J. C. Penney. president of the ]. G.
Penney Company of this city, pur-
chased through Prince & Ripley. Inc.
the E. E. White estate on North street,
White Plains, consisting OF a Colonial
house, cottage and outbuildings. and
about fifteen acres OF land, held at
s125, 900.
Col. Theodore Marceau purchased from
Isabella Runk a tract of land at Pre-
MUM Point, New Rochelle. N. Y. hav-
ing a frontage Of about 200 feet on
Long Island Sound and covering about
an acre of ground and held at $4,000.
George g. Runk negotiated the sale.
The Topping Construction Company,
G. Eberhart president sold through
Fish & Marvin to DR.. II. Kalscheuer the
corner OF Pilgrim avenue and Mayhower
Drive. Colonial Heights. Yonkers. N. Y.
g. s. walstrum-G Gordon & Forman sold
at Ridgewood. N. j., for Samuel A. Dunn
the dwelling Sc South Maple avenue to
Mrs. Florence M. Sims and for William
E. Remington the dwelling 256 Prospect
street to William F. Batun; also leased
for Elmer Rodrigo his home, furnished.
on East Ridgewood avenue to George
w. Hunold of Manhattan.
The estate of Charles B. Rowland on
Brookside Drive, Greenwich, Conn, has
been bought by Samuel B. Duryea, a
New York banker for about $4,000.
FRANKLIN Edison negotiated the deal.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

Downtown.
BROAD ST. &c. 5. s7.s Beaver at. ss.s
x2s.Ix irreg. P m. Aug io-Arrow Hold
sss;'ss sps An vail i'a' ~? sstSs
SIS. m. Sept 5-Burden Realty corpn
William st, yrs 5hS; atty. N Y T 4
oLivEh ST. Il. $ i5,iixii.i. hail part part,
TO Vita G Cantasano. 1875 South st. due
and int as bond. pr mtg $1,000: atty N
a Rofrano. James st. 49, $1,000
at. 75xlB; Montgomery st. 7. e 8. 14s
stsinesrg 10 JO. vidortsky; IS Canal st;
z,p sTi So 81 RT %ts $4,000 atty
I'd ST. 8. SILL e LIST av. 24sxi21.l. m.
Sept s-chas wineertowski to aria9s
atty. Morton Stein. SO Wall st. $500
(East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
6lsT ST. n 8, as7.s 9 I'd av. Is.sx1oo.5, p m.
Sept l-Hslena Healy to Edmund AS
5Kqs; atty. N & NJ Co, is5 Broad
PARK Az W 5sih st, s7.i1s5.s Sept yt'S
Frances C luke, Montclair, N J. ct al
to Bank for Savings. 2ss 4th av. 2 yrs,
So. pr mtg 10000, held by party Of I'd
part; Attys. cadwaiader. w q T. 20
sap 81 ST, So E..s. 'iiii.s1iOO.s. p m. Sept
Henrietta X Richards to Title Guar &
Co. 17s Bway. due and int as
s4T TaD ST., IS, 200 p I'd sv. a5xico.s' Pm m.
Sept a1Jaeob sehOsndOrf to , Bank for
M1DIs9 Sept Az icolsss H Slsh CO %
p%ay. 70 yrs 81; atty. John S jenkins,
SANE M f rRSrHsRTY. sept i-sh:nk ( Co
due Sept. rs. 1890, So; attys. Morrison 9
,O sfaiH ST. sS V,5,ss r. iisxsEi. with
to front nsrip AUG on Is, AAd isisSfay BSiidsrs
Corpn TO Jos Corn. $50 Riverside Drive,
due Sept !. 1870. e%; atty Jose se Id
man. 81 Park Row. ..........,....ss' $4,000
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Four
tenth and 10th streets)
nth BIT. So-St w. IS. sexs2, p m. Sept
t-MAiex Realty .corpn TO Mstropolitan
b bfs IN: e. ~: HTx .a ss' .v sttSsS
SAME PRoPEETY; P m, Sept Same to
3 yrs. az, pr mtg ''so.oOo; atty F5e "aS
s7TH sT ;. $50 v ssh sv, iiCxss:S' p
m. Sept t-Morris weinstein, Jas W
ooormSn, 81 chambers ct. 100000
'T s,D AZ iSF S Ss :, g c's 10 Herman
ss ai prior 81 ,ss.s eoi atty. H m sl.'.r:
busch. 50 Maiden Lane. $4,000
SAD ST Dunn w g s' g.y pssS
attys. MiddiebrOok a n, is Cedar
10Th ST. iai W M; iCifCG.s, sept tt'' Sw
SSrk Constr CO to Jacob wiessnfeider.
$1,000 sssS. e. e. IS II'I srG %a:
7.TR ST. isi' W, IS. soi1iiOs.s, p M ;'S Sept
smith, Sit W a2d 81. due Oct 20. 1879.
Sn%' prior mtg $4,000; atty. J W
WEST END Az, n e cor eGth st. 1OO,1lx
1925. p m, Sept 6-wInter Realities to Es-
] sic Constr Co. ais w s1st st, due March
| !. 1880. SIS; atty, Jos A seidman, 90
| Park HoW...'... ,,.'''.'.'.......S 0.2bo
UPTOWN.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th strest)
MADISON AY. 1912. v SIT. . 10th ct.
iexloo. Sept b1Jacoe Wiener to Aronsen
Mercantile Co $50 Grand st. instals, -,
Pr mtg $4,000; Attys. Rosenberg a r,
usTa sT. 10 Il. -, a5Iioo.ii. Sept icy 10y
granksi to Sarah We'll, 50 PITT 81, 8 yrs
llsTG sT' .is T. iS:isioo,iiii. 'tS'p NJ.
duo Aug /. 1924, 6K Is; attys, Mlddis.
7Ts Sv Sa isS s: !: sqi v; :Sii :
due Sept i. 1929, So atty, N Y n
SANE i'G PR sSS m, Sept t S@fSo
Govern 70 chas ~ Haskell Orange. N j.,
ma, yrs pr aS %ts sSsO0o atty H sSo
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET.
The Houghton Company. with II. j.
Moors. sold to John W. Wilkinson 355
West Fifty-seventh street. four story
and basement dwelling, 20x90. The
property has been owned by the Sam
utl Browning estate since 1879 and
was held at $4,000.
BOND STREET-The Seamen's Bank
for Savings sold to j. L. Holtzman
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RICHMOND. SALES.

w. s. e. Hall resold to Mrs. Ellen
Creighton the dwelling at 4s2 Hcnder-
son avenue. Livingston: also to MIRA
Annie Mathieson the dwelling at 7i3
Post avenue, West New Brighton, and
to Frederick Faber q plot on Delafield
avenue. West New Brighton.
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S ssl JERSEY ZEAL ESTATE FoR SALE

IA kIDGEwOOD, n. J.-Fins residen-
hone street. plot loox27S; fne shade trees;
ony Immediate occupancy.
." r. o. Box 81. RidgewOod. y. j.
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE ron ; ALE.


s,yyih mouse, all modern improvements
En,y decorated throughout, best section
Price ist 9 minute. to station; plot 4oSio9.
mEEI. 22i Fulton ST., jamaica, N Y,
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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..ANHATTAN REAL ESTATE ron SALE

s,IWo old tenement houses on extra
I Ssep lot on l2th Street. Would
in make S e1Gsllent loft or factory build
sOhofP' va Third avenue. New York
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ly envy for those fvs pounders and thanitH
tor" The latter Is still In the ring and
brought to boat few nice maskinonge In
July. but never over four feet this sea-
son,
The brother who speaks OF ,lunEs In
Lake ChamplAin interests me- There are
never heard of true lunge being caught
in that water. Ia he sure OF what he
saysf have often wondered why mus
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note six varieties of fish caught or
Long Branch pier. The writer failed &c
Abou ben Adhem leads all the rest.
ished fifteen days on the pier since June
Is. Fishing has been of the Bryan variety
l6 TO lie anglers to 1 fsh landed.
West End, N. j., Sept T. NJ w LEVY
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STRIKE REALLY
CAUSES RELIEF

NEW YORK.. Sept "5-Thc Iron Age
tomorrow IN its weekly summary OF iron
and steel markets will say:
Headers Of the iron and steel trade
show IL feeling ut relief that organized
labor has actually determined to fight
out tho issue of the closed shop. The
failure Of the strike. not doubted in the
trade. is counted on tn clarity the gen.
crnl industrial situation. The only fear
seems To be that II collapse docs not
come early the administration may at
tempt to force an end prematurcly.
That large numbers have come to feel
that the merry go-round Of price and
wage advances must be stopped IL in
dcatcd by u wide approval of the policy
Of the mills by industSial establishments
which consume steel and which appreci-
ate that they would be embarrassed il
there should be long drawn out con-
test.
Events Of Monday emphasized that
the policy OF the steel companies. where
a plant Is seriously crippled. is to close
il down at once and allow II To remain
idle until II can be operated without
danger TO lives 81 employees. or to the
property itself
The effect Of the strik" on the Lake
Superior orc movement Is not yet clear.
Lake vessels have brought down nearly
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PRICE CHANGES
CONFUSING On
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 35.-The fourth DAY
Of the steel strike was without matcrl4I
Influence on tho stock market. asIor
from frequent pauses OF the ticker anu
confusing price changes. which indlCa'.u
t. kener interest in the outcome OF the
labor controversy.
Traders seemd unable to arrive Al
any fixed conclusion from the divergent
claims Of the opposing factions. nut inc
eornparatiye stcadineSs of SteelS and re-
LATED issues denoted substantial support
at concessions
Specialties dominated the session, how
ever, particularly issues which pools
4 evidently regarder with nullisn favor
These included food and rubber shares
the latter mostly OF the motor suhsidi-
nry group, in which gains ranged from
to 5 points
Oils and tohaccos were eclipsed Yor
time. but American Tobacco became the
foremost feature OF the latter dealings
at an extreme advance Of IN points 10
3pa, its top quotation in six years. "nile
LikEett and Myers and Larillard Iooac-
n. which arc named with American IN
gained almost as much
Metals furnished on rof the days sur
misses by their activity and strength
even American Smelling rallying from
its recent weakness. In the face OF very
unfnyorable semi-annual statement.
Surars were the mainstay of the FOOD
division. deriving much OF their strength
from reports that all trades restrictions
arc soon to be removed. Gains IN Can
foynfa Packing and American Can re-
Elected the higher prices for food issues
Among rails the only change was In the
moderate heaviness OF low priced stocks.
sales amounted to SS5.ooo shares.
Trading in Liberty bonds. which con-
timed firm. fell off in marked degree
ForeiEn bonds eased slightly and the gen
s,nl domestic list was irregular. Total
sales (par value) $1o,75o.ooo. Ola
United states bonds were unchanged on
call.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. @5.-Bultrr. flrm
creamery higher than extras 81 y a Sc
extra tga srDrrl co.. a Gle; firsts1l = q
Coo: packing St"ch. current make. No
- i%l, n4tr
Eggs. firm, fresh gathered 'NtraS -
4, Gn,.. du extra Iireis iiM iSc: do firSts
SEA J5c: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hrnnrry white. fine t" fancy
80, soc: state. Pennsylvania and near.
.hv h-nnery white. ordinary to Irin" q?
n -. de- browns GGm zoe: d" gathered
,,rcwus and miXrI colors 5SGI 6ac
Chcrsr. steady. STATE. Who'll" MIX
fiat. current maxi. specials 20 " ~
do average run SOC; state. whole milk
twins. current make. specials 3"T j" 'r'
Ito average, run 29i. n 2'3,c.
Live and dressed poultry quiet prices
unchanged.
Evpur firm
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NEW YORK. Sept. 25 Mercantile
ra,,,r d, q 80. sterling 6o-day bills
lI>'., '"mm'mIa! dg-da} XIII mi'S on naH dcs
mani l.:"i.: cables - = Francs. dr,
urand \. ~: cables Sc. Gu1d"rS, demand
3IA. rahlc~ 49, Lire. demand 30:
rnh!rs 9.7a. Marks. demand ~ cables
rs ,;"v~rnm"nt bonds ilrin. Railr"an
bombs regular. $500
Tiur loans. steady; 90 days % days
and months -, a b.
,"l money firm: high :: low +; ruI-
.uG rat" &; closing lid d.: offered at -
last Iran :. hank acCcptanCcS Is.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

FITTSRITRGH. Ia. Sept 25-Caulc.
slow; supply light. Primo Sla.o" "
$50
SHEEP steady: supply light. Prime
wethcrs $1,000 a 1850. Culls and com
mon 500 n 4hn Lambs $500 a 1tI'.
Vcal calves $oo.nn n ?2.Hh.
Hogs. slow; supply s dnuhl" docks.
Prime heavics $3.50 ri 1T.T6: medium
and heavy workers $500 q 1885. light
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BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. \. Y. Sept. q
CATTLE receipts -; slow.
ral>"s receipts 30; 81 higher 500
y $40
Hogs. receipts l.noN: 10 cents lower:
heavy and mixed $li."0 Il l>.iI: workers.
SlS.IU a 1915: light yurkrrs Si'.I:A AZ
1870: pigs Sl7.1j: roughS J l."n stays
Slu.un a l".nn: canadians $iA.E"
Sheep and lambs. receipts 100: active;
lambs 26 cents higher: lambs $50" ~
lG.un: others unchanged.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2j.--Fotton goods
to-day were s;eadiCr and yarns firm
law silk was steady RurlapS were
firm there being good tone 10 the mar
kCt
Carpet and rug prices for spring maze
This week show advances OF about 80
per cent over fall 1912 prices made last
April. and 10 per cent above tn" prices
.naIncd in July. Production was light
and demand active.
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SUGAR MARKET.

. NEW YORK. Sept. 25.--Th"rc was n"
change in raw sugar prices vi lrh ar"
quoted AT use for centrifugal |" the
rGfiurr.
tn" market for refined was unrhanE-
ed at o. for fine refined. There - an
active waiting demand hut new business
IS light as only nur reftner Is all"tthS
sugar Ia the trade while all others are
ui!t If TIA" market.
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enough ore to meet the reauirsassoks up
to the opening OF navigation NEXT year.
The vetoing Of the tonnage tai bill ~
the Governor of Minnesota assures the
ore trade that it viii not be buFdsned In
that way for at least another yea1.
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Ma1ims are hardly ever true ~ m
stance, the one about children ~ fools
always telling the truth. Many chill
dren never toll the truth II they can
avoid 1t and fool lots Of times VIII lie
when tho truth would serve hin 1ettee.
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Sept. "j-F'inal prices
today wOrc: ~. $ St0n.n2: first Is s95.l4:
second As S94.3I: first -. = $3.50: sec
ond ii.'s $3.50 third IaS $9G.54
fourth A. S94.4@: Victory 3"4 's@9?9S;
Victory "a $9?0".
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". Va, Sept. 90 ~.
Furnished The lptelslgsnSer oy VI
stock Exchange. National Bank Bnild'
inr' wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brano
Resident Partner.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS
I,i,l NsI:

WHEELING. W. Va, sept -. -
Reported by \ T.. Ma.t"n & &C.. 81, n.
beers Pittsburgh stock Exchange. Second
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OIL MARYTT.

on. CITY. Pa. Sept. 25.-rrcdIt bal
an"rs S4n5 runs ln".452: averaG" ST.
$50. shipments "1@O2: average 53.h05.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, w. Va. Sept. %, ~.
Reported by A +. Masten & c.. NOM
bers New York Cotton Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank of W. Va. Bldg.
Omen High Low Close
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. %. 10.
Reported by A. r. Masten & Co. MEM
hers New York Stock Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank Of w. Va. Bldg:
Phi *
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Outside Oil stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. %. 10
Reported by A. f. Masten & Co, mem,
bers Boston Stock Exchange SECOND
Floor, National Bank OF W. va. Blos.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va, Sept -. -.
DAILY quotation list Wheeling STOCK
Exchange. compiled for tn" Intelligent
GER.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. IS. 10.
Reported by A. e. Masten & Co, MEM
hers New York Stock Exchange. SECOND
gIoer, National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
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Total sales, SSI 900 shares.
German Marks opened at .0455: closed
NJ .o4t0.