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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM AvENUE-L. ]. Phillips
& Co. sold for James Butler. Inc.
to Nicholas Batsocos, proprietor Of the
Nicholas Restaurant. the market on
the west side OF Amsterdam avenue,
seventy-five feet south of 10th street,
plot 60xl00.
WEST FoRTIETH STRAIGHTFORWARD
]. Foss sold for Gertrude and Elmer
Meyer the four story store and tene-
ment at 306 West Fortieth street, on
plot 25xI00.
STANTON STREET-The Stanton I'M
provement Corporation. H. Linden
blatt president, bought 1870 TO 1874
Stanton street. near Essex street, a
three story building. soxloo, which
was used as a mission. 1t was held
at $4,000. The purchasers intend 10
alter into stores and dwellings for
the clothing trade.
EAST NINETEENTH STREET-Emma
E. Taylor. tenant. has bought from
Mary Carey Owens l42 East Nine
teenth street. three story dwelling
on lot 23.sx92. between Third and
Lexington avenues.
DOWNING STREET,. S. Maxwell
sold for Eliza beth Hanson to David
. I. Christie the three story and base
ment dwelling at 5s Downing street
on lot l6x60.
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PRODUCE MARKET.


.b BEANS AT IB r ,sc marrow
es1saS 20. Choice. so';GFTGS''
California. $50 g7iS; small white, cGli.
,9rRs ,spar S csiorHl s'' dHS
kctennsshi. Japanese sS3sSGs,1S; X, KSres an
red kidney. choice, s12.75a IA: red marrow,
tlo.75p11; kintokL Manehurian, $40 80;
yeiiew, Eye ;Ig7iSo; black turtle s 9SP
iss s impe Ts;o t ;Io; Yiumamoto' Man
churian, si.506s; caballoro, Chilean $50
I; bayou Chilean. .'sassS;; cram n x
$50; short, '5.5Oas; California, s7a7IS;
shSioe $3.50 Peas Scotch .d 5sis ' IssSs
fornls. ,7:Soa7.7s: Chilean, .7?Lso; Avs us
, Sis.s .1 .SS esolnls s'PSpsS sp.
small, Msnchurian. w9s.tO; large. IS
$3.50.
tras' ID. SAL 5Sc; estras. % score, 5sS
n sac; hrsts, IS to 81 score. 81 U 50 &C. !.
seconds. SO to 81 score. Ash oslo. lower
trss, S7h SSse.; extras, 5sh SSle.; nrsts.
54I56c.: seconds, 52d59hc.: state dairy,
!ges, nnest, sac 5sne' good 70 BRINE rs sOS
$50 Soc; ladies; current make, tirsts; SO, ~
9Shc;; SECONDS; tegto ,c,pron, MAKE
No. /, 4sal6hc.; No. 2. 45.ac.; lower
grades, 42U 4bc.
CHEEsE-state, whole milk. fresh hats
colored or white, lb.. S2h a3c.; average
twins, specials, whites. s2132hc; coiored.
saH d ssc.; average run. white. siqSihc.;
colored. S1483c.; lower grades. 70 @So = e.
asssc.; single daisies. fresh. white, S3h
d331c.; colored, S3Qs3Ac.; double
assc: Young Americas. fresh, 34hc :;
State, skins specials. 24H AIS Nc! prime
10 choice 30 q 33c.: fair to good. 10 q l9e.'
lesser Era9s,; rD n,IIIRarra Of prices;
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Jno x Dutton. 50 Maiden Zane $500
18TH ST; - Mss iSssSS, suppsm snrisy
to mtg 1850, 900 on Hotel Breslin, July
1S-Hotel Operating Associates TO Eauis
Bway. due June i. is2G. 5STs. atty.
Lawyers T & Co, $50 Bwsy; supple
ssTH s" sT. piSw, -. scsiccs M July -
Morris Mizel to Evelyn A Chandler,
2l6 w e4th -, yrs. So atty Lawyers
T Co, 100 Bway. 1900
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north OF 10th street)
I'd Av. W $. .25.l n 1880 st, 25.sxso. July
l2-IIelen I.avlno to Mamie Rosenson.
sa dS = F' ira Z Rossn.on aSS nSsy;;
iseTHf ST. sos ". -. is.iiss.ii. p N:
Loan & TruSt co. 20 william st. trustee,
yrs; 5h% attys' Geller' r & 4; 7 ~
lsi TIL 81. !s6 W, 3 is.s1ss,1i, p m,
Sgy n tiEfw MaT In.ta 10 'S &C. pr mtg
$3.50; atty. Tito Guar & Co: i7s
Bway .........,........... ''s<'-OV
Bronx.
l7sTH ST. sss e. sw $. 4sx142.s--Chas
], Keil to wingman Realty Corpn. 81
Bway. pr mtg $4,000, July IA, demand,
SO. attys. Fluselman T. So Broad
gARTHoLpi sT. n s. 400 W Pine av, 2
Eiiz Melimers to Caroline Robson, III
Bartholdi st, July Is. yrs, bh 20; atty,
1s7TH sT' n .. ash W tiffany at, ioxios 2
John Boomer and nno 20 Eliza stein,
400 y 23d ct. and Or mtg tZb.OVV,
Iriy a ". ecz atty Nv III Plateau
81 Chambers al. ....,.......ss,00 900
CLINTON AV, 1855, s, 242xs7.2-Caro-
line Thief to Therese w Knorr. 1885
Title Guar & T Co, i76 Bway -. $1,000
BENSON Az. e 5. 21l.., W Frishy av,
20.7N1Ob.l-GladyS BrucHner "
Dutchess Finance Co, at Poughkeepsie.
NY, pr mtg $4,000, July II. instals: 6Se /
atty, Title Guar & T Co. 176 BwaySl 800
Nv Can - Fam Wit 10 Realty
TO liVtn 81 lVU--EullH W ~ ~ w.,
Operating Co. Is Wall st. July is, due
Jan Is, 1920, Sc; attys, SNOW q. = -
Wall st.,........:...... 49,. :SsSso wv
MORRIS Az, $. 1919 n 1870 81; ls''r
llG6-John lEnch TO farmers
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RECORDED LEASES.

18TH ST, 81 w, ail-cisra J Keeeh, iifo
tenant, to Valligny Products, az W 5sth
q. 81 yrs from May l, 1919; atty. A W
Nenino, SO Wall st.......t4. 900 to SIS, 900
BROOME ST, 72-7i, ali--Sophie Bisgaier
and ano to Jos Gerstel. llS Eldridge ST.
3 yrs from Aug !, 1919: atty, Koenigs-
berg 30 Nassau st..,.............t3.4 $50
18TH ST, 81 W. the land---Trustees OF CO.
lumbla College to Geo r. Wood, ~ yrs
from Nov l. 1910. 81 yrs renew; atty. Il
Know es. 1855 Bway .............sl,17s
HOUSTON ST IS W. str. n and b--Ray
I1ande to Louis Lande. 4O7 Miller av,
Bklyn ~ yrs from Aug /, 1912; atty
Koppelman & W. la Rivington st 81. 400
SD ST. 1895 W. all--Parmelee Realty
Carp TO GrammAs Bros, 2O7 L 5sth st.
from Oct l, 1919, to April 30, 1910: atty.
Samuel katz, 81 Nassau ST,
TTH Az. 42o, n W cor ssd ct, ali-United
Cigar stores Co of America to Max
Bokat Co. ~ w saith at, from Jan a.
1919 to April 8, 1928; address. Valentine
Worth ~ W 34th st.......... .S65l466
STANTON ST, ass, ALL Levine to
David Kesten. t?2 f 10th st. yrs from
May |, 1919 ext ! yr; atty. Samuel
WelnEarten. III Delaney st......t2 600
HOUSTON ST, 2lo e. top ioft--Sam Fuchs
TO Trembowler Achim Terein Lodge o
A. 7l2, yrs and 81 mos from Aug is,
1918: atty. Weiser 129 Rivington
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Tn. following properties are to be Of
fered by Bryan y. Kennedy on wednssdsy
July 20 at II Nesey street:
Two hye story tenements. 32s East e9th
street, a hve story brick tenement; also
dwellings In The Bronx, at 2I2. ga and
PTS East iIsth street. $50 and 22t East
itsth street: ?H and ass East lasth
street; az to 293 East l46th street. and
54l TO bt7 East l5ith street.
BY direction OF Lawrence s. Greenbaum,
referee, l.. ], Phillips a Co. will sell at
auction on Tuesday next In the Vesey street
salesrooms, the three story dwelling at 80
Barrow street
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CANADIAN NORTHERN NOTES.
New s1O.OOO,OOO Securities Being
offered by Bankers.

A new issue Of slo.o0o,000 Canadian
Northern Railway per cent. collateral
trust notes is being offered for subscrip-
ton by William A. Read & Co. at par
and accrued interest
The notes are of two maturities, name
ly two and a half year. due on February
/. 1922, and fve-year, due on August /,
1924. The amount of each of the ma
turtles to be issued will be determined
by relative totals sold through the offer
ing
The notes are secured by sli2s6. 900
OF Canadian Northern Railway general
mortgage per cent. bonds. due in 1884,
which are guaranteed as to principal
and interest by the Dominion OF Canada,
which owns the outstanding 100000. 900
capital stock OF the railway.
The guaranteed bonds deposited with
the trustee as security for the notes are
pledged at 10. which Is Is points less
than the latest quotation for the issue
on the London Stock Exchange
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

ALEXANDER AvENUE-samuelC Cow
en- sold for Chabert at l2s Alexander
avenue, a four story building having
a store on the ground floor and six
rooms and bath on each of the upper
floors TO a Mr.. Alexander for invest
ment.
CLAY AVENUE-Charles Berlin has
resold for r. D. Mooney 1902 and 1904
Clay avenue. a six story new law
house. TO an investing client.
EAST l54TH STREET-Rosa Weiss
sold to Anton Gursco $50 East 1S4th
street three story dwelling. 25xloo
for $4,000
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WORCESTER GAS ISSUE.
Offering Consists of S1.:OO,OOO
Bonds of Company.

Harris, Forbes & Co. are Offering at
100 and interest, yielding 5ie per cent,
Sl.200,0O0 Worcester Gas Light Com
pany twenty year first mortgage . L.
per cent. gold bonds, due on July /,
1899.
The bonds are secured by direct first
mortgage on all the property rights Of
the company now owned or which may
be acquired. The company's net earn
mss for the year ended on June /.
1919. were three times it's fixed charges
The bonds are legal investment for saw
ings banks in Massachusetts. New
Hampshire Vermont and Rhode Island
and the issue has been approved by the
Gas and Electric Commission of Massa-
Chusetts.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH CT Ron W. IIsth .,. ??1 E. 1884 st.
rs +, ism St; 2Si "a "a. az ". i ,o;si
Green|i ad 81. ~; SVth " - zzabriskie trus
S'GS' zshri.b,. 10 Eihei Zabriskie. $50
Park ay;. atty. H zabriskie' 100 LIP ssi
erty e.; nssn I eaeh mn. i,ss.cooN
FKAN kL.N ri,is a. Nor, Co.
IA sFf Bw MoH''" ......,......t55 900
ROOSEVELT ST. s-l,.Mm NJ. Mt aY cor 20.
So 81 Liberty bert St. ..:....... tsS. 900
GOTH ST. 2sS w-Dayid Stevenson Brews
Co to Columbia Trust GO, w % S"ai;
trustee ai'yf hySMh E,a a. ay W 10 Vim Sf
Kemper. q Toledo ST. Eimhurst' OF
q ATTY ;,,;y ''''ON' ave- ~ 50 600
s1iiIiVAN ST. 1857, mtg Ss2,oOo-chas
Scott to Assunta PslmieTt; 100 ocean ar
PaTkwsky' BpS9A'yn a.'Y' fA'''' 81
crof<TST ST sS.ssIs6.ss clinton St. Inc.
to Geo ] Grossman. as De kaib av'
roth, 2e1 Bway..............;,. $1,000
,saD ST bs5 ~. , mtgs, each SS,It9-
sSoh nnto, rs souara and ano; atty, FREQ
* nassau ST. ? assns. ,....... 800
s5TH ST, AZ W-Jos Hesdorter to Law
'i Title 4 trust co and |. T & CO
To- En 1.iSs an r Co, i76 Broadway; /!
T!,e Guar .is. 900 and $4,000
,rrIi sT az and IS w-Yalc University TO
lPrE \, pos TTic6Snor. IS Park Row -?
" ................Ills 900
hss tuGI,>--.7,r\ ST 81 mtg $50 00O--Louts
WASH " rxrs g. to Title Qua
.Mv' SO Rvay. ............S $4,000
~ ~ 81 OOO--Carl J stein TO
9TH ~: ,t,n ~ mn S;s W 52I 81. atty, q
AVE- h.hhSS,h 40 Rway. .......,.....3l 500
,eA 4 pe II 10 Z, mtg Schoolgirls z
'ti - American Trust Co, 1875
pimhHS e' a. - ,,'.....,........... 81
eyTH ST, 100 F. mtg $1,000 9ise t,n,ssI
June = Ssd 81: atty, Edw Herr
6 BaS,n az Bway...........,.,:;., 50. 900
LEXINSGTG%N ~ Nicrs a. IND to Geo ii An,
tt,lFe ~ -,;r,i parry W: attys, Beck
dreMs - g. q 81 william 1t. ........ 81
18Th 81 -, say Sans. I. : reAu
S,In y" = aty. Title Guar & I
81 NLeap ~, .........t $4,000
,,. - t - x 76o-N y Title 4 Mtg ca
T. Emma hIsY',W1'u .'''., $40 900
aGGtt'eeN 81 .Gl. mig NOW Sa,A0o-Emilte
~ \ i. ally. \ Grsss!ch. Hall OF
Pcrords ..,......-.. .,..,...;,. ~
- tINtT%r ST .g-Sarah Won gemu;h 10
OSMatIds e NotaN'c - " '3d D.; AM
ritis ,;usr and T 90. lI6 Bway. Slu'"Uu
rpG\T ST l3O--u Trust Co o. y 70
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

A. Schultz leased for twenty-one years
the building at the southwest corner OF
Main street and Broadway. Flushing
l.. l., at total rental of $4,000. T. J.
Burnett was the broker.
r. II. Mating. president OF the Stone
leigh Realty Corporation. sold to a
Brooklyn builder $50 lots at Hollis
Manor. Hollis, Queens. l.. |. The buyer
VIII erect fifty houses TO be ready for
occupancy by October /. The same COM
pany sold to a Queens builder twenty
lots at Queens Court, Queens, L. !.
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RICHMOND NOTE.

Moffatt & Schwab of Tompkinsville
have sold for Louis de Jonge & Co. a
plot OF land with frontage Of 1884
feet on Richmond turnpike and 200 feet
on Austin place. and including the brick
storage building. TO Clare II. Brown of
the Richmond Storage and Van Company
of West New Brighton
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Haggstrom Callen leased for a term
OF hve years the four story dwelling at
81 West Eighty-sixth street TO Elizabeth
Niau.
The Houghton Company leased the
. four story and basement dwelling at
|2Ti West End avenue between Seventy
second and seventy-third streets to MIRA
Leona c. Neighbors
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan

18Th ST, sos E--Martha Josephthal ast
Abraham A Lustig ct al foreclosure OF
mortgagel.
2sD ST. a, ISL 5th av, 2oxsss-Ada
5 Jackson ct al aEt Anne Borden
Smith ct al (psrtitionl.
The Bronx.
l5FTH ST. IS l75 " Elton av. a6Xl3b--
American Saws Bank agt Emma Horen-
burger 81 al foreclosure OF mtg; atty
V Irwin.
JEROME Az. cor I77th e.. 221sx
1906 3-Francis W Pollock agt Jerome
Holding Co ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage: at:y. r W Maloney.
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MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
Csouth OF Fourteenth streetl
STANTON ST $. as W Norfolk ST sox
esq m. June 9--stanton 1mpt CoTpn
IN Nv r CITY Mission Society. as
RIeecksr ST.. due June !, 1920. 5ia and
So; atty 'Chns Clark a. Cedar
East side.
East OF Filth avenue. between Fourteenth
and lloth stroptsN
LEXINGTON Az, l05l . St,e 18th ST
l7x5S p m, July li-Natie NJ Moran to
Jno Burke, ZIG W 18th ~. duo and int
as per bond; atty, Lawyers T T Co,
100 BWAy Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Four
tenth and 10th streets)
a2D ST, 3Sl W. ?, 224xsss, p m, July
is-Josephine Foody 10 Saw Bank
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Bronx

Borough OF The Bronx
PROSPECT AV, Ssi. cor str-Cath sulli.
van. indiN and as eNtrx. TO Thos Rouse.
sel Prospect av, 10 yrs from Sept /,
1917 attys, Rose 4 p. l25 Bway. SO, 900
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

pELASCEY ST, IS. whole front between
Lewis and Cannon street-Bonlfaee
Const Co, Inc; Delaney Garage, Inc
e. al''''''''''''''...' 900
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

81 w slST sT.--FoR ONE YEAR,
LIGHT. OPEN. ENTIRE TOP FLOOR,
FLIGHTS ROOMS, BATH. KITCHEN.
NEWLY FURNISHED. COMPLETE.
OWNER LEAVING CITY. CALL TO I
L. NJ.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LAFAYETTE ST, 50; Leonard st. l21--
Uadley Cons; Co., Inc aEt Henry c
Dawson. owner: Hyman Epstein, con-
tractor .................... ..Sl2,OOO
The Bronx.
HOE AV Itsf--Charles Koenig agt
John Doe. owner; Frank ana Maria Del
Balso. contractors. ...............t70 OF
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New England Securities.

special hespotch Ia THE suS
Boston, July le.-Sales Of manu-
featuring and ether securities for this
week included
Arl-
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s soetTfoNsEED oiL-Range of prices;

FGGs-Fresh gathered, extras. doz., 80
Sc: seconds and poorer. sa9 &c; dirties
No. !, 35a37c.: No. and poorer, 70
$40; checks good 10 choice. dry, 81 q
sac: under grades eoa3oc.; State, Penn
sylvania. and nearby Western. hennery
whites. fne TO fancy. 81 sie; fair TO
mon to prime, 5o863c.; other Western
and Southern, gathered whites, IS q soc.
State Pennsylvania, and nearby, hennery
browns fancy. 5595sc.: gathered brown
and mixed colors, graded, fancy. 81 o
5Ac fair IN nriine AZ Tf50
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, Sept. 23.-Corn bulged in
price today despite a weak start. The
upturn was due to shorts taking fright
over >scantiness of receipts and of Of
ferings. Notice that both f. II. Gary
and John Fitzpatrick had been called
to appear before a senate committee,
tended also to stimulate buying. The
market closed strong, q to 5 4 C net
higher, with December $1.2S$ to ST.
2SM and May $1.25A TO s1.25as
Oats finished * to y IN and pro-
visions varying from 2 &c decline to
CSC advance.
Misgivings on the part of shorts in
the corn trade were emphasized by
assertions in some quarters that farm
commodities had of late dropped to a
point probably below the real cost of
production. Shorts who tried to cover
found offerings light and the market
ran up sharply. September in particu-
lar, during the rush that ensued to
close out open trades
1t was much later before announce
ment was made of senate plans in re-
gard to a strike hearing, but the effect
was evident in the increased strength
of the market at the last Ear'y
weakness was ascrfed chiefly to over
night development at the various
strike centers. Oats merely paralleled
the action of corn. Provisions were
ruled by grain.
Closing prices;
Corn-Dec., $1.2Sss; May, 25A.
Oats-Dec., 70%c: May, 72%c.
Pork-Sept., $4t.S7; Oct, $35.75.
Iard--Oct., s24. so; Jan, $22.30.
Ribs-Oet., 1857; Jan. $1S.15.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-24
FOR SALE

$4,500-12-room, two-story brick,
modern, well built, S. End st.
S2,S50-4 room brick, modern, well
built, good garage, N. 2nd st.
81, 200-4-room brick, modern good
porches, Highlands.
$500 Groom, modern, frame,
sleeping porch hot water heat, lot
75xl42, good location, close in.
,500-6-room brick, modern, hot
water heat, lot 75x142, garage,
good outbuildings; 4th ward.
$3,500-6-room frame, modern, good
porches, shade, corner lot, on car
line; 4th ward.
50, 650-5-room frame, modern, sleep
ing porch, good shade. n. 3rd St.
S5,500-9-room. 2-story brick, mod
ern, completely furnished. suitable
for rooming house or small apart
ments; corner lot. North End st.
A. FLEIS CHER
Real Estate, Insurance. Loans.
III South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-24
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Sept. -Cattle-Receipts
1900. Market firm. Beef steers,
medium and heavy, choice and prime.
S15.25m1765; medium and good,
$10.75 1925; common, $S.25@10 .75;
light. good and choice, $4,000 II. 65;
common and medium, $S.00Q13.75;
butcher cattle, heifers, $1,000 14.75;
cows, $625 @13.35; Gamers and cut
tiers, s5.35@6.25; veal calves. $20.25
m21.50; feeder steers. $7.00@1225;
stockers steers, 100000; western
range steers, 5000 1900; cows and
heifers, $6.25@13.00.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market
steady to 25c lower. Heavy. s16.50@
1900; medium, s16.75 a 1915; light,
$1,000 1929; light-light $1G.O0@17.-
80; heavy packing sows. smooth. S16.-
90 "a 1850; packing sows. rough, $15.-
25@15.75; pigs, $4,000 1925.
Sheep-Recepits, $4,000. Market
strong. Lambs, 25@15.25; culls,
and common, $500 1900; ewes, me-
dunn, good and choice. $6.00D7.25;
culls and common. $4,000 5.75; breed
ing, $6.75@12.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-24
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. 2S.-Cattle
Receipts, $4,000 Market higher.
Heavy beet steers. choice and prime,
Sl5.Sb a l775; medium and good,
$1210@ 1915; common, $10.25@12.-
90; light. good and choice, $4,000
1T.10; common and medium. $S25 a
1915; butcher cattle, heifers. s6,15@
11.50; Gamers and cutters. $425h
SIS; calves, $1425@17.50; feeder
steers, sS.50@12.90; stocker steers
$6.25@9.40.
Hogs Receipts, 5000. Market IT.
fegular. Bulk, $17.25@17.6O; heav-
les, $17.00@17.5O; mediums. $1725 "a
17.75; lights, S16S5@l7.75; light
lights, s16.50@1725; pigs. $14.O0@
1915.
Receipts. 1900. Market
higher. Lambs, s12.66@l450; culIs,
and commons, s725@12.25; yeariing
wethers, $4,000 1900; ewes, 1925 a.
S.25; ewes. culls and commons, $500
@ 500; breeding ewes. 00@1450:
feeder lambs, $10.50@1250.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-24
YOUR ATTENTION. PLEASE

II your bowels need a wholesome
physic that thoroughly cleanses.
sweetens the stomach and benefits the
liver, take a Foley Cathartic Tablet to-
night and you will feel better in the
morning. It is a quick and safe rem
edy, for sick headache, biIousness.
bloating. sour stomach. gas, bad
breath. Indigestion, constipation or
other condition caused by clogged or
irregular bowels. Foley Cathartie
Tablets cause no gripping or nausea
Far sale nv Alvarado Pharmacy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-24
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Sept. 2s.-Butter-H Higher.
Creamery, 4S@57hc
Eggs = Higher. Receipts. Il 1854
cases Firsts, 48@49hc; ordinary
firsts Al y a 42Ac; at mark, cases in
Guided, 42@4Sc; storage packed,
firsts, 40 q soc.
Poultry-Alive, unsettled. Springs,
24c; fowls, 20 29c.
atoes-Weaker. Arrivals. SIS
cars. Minnesota, bulk and sacked,
early Ohios, $24,40; Wisconsin. sacked
and bulk, round whites, s2.4O W2.50;
Idaho Rurals, partly graded, $2.75@
9 S5
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LIBERTY BONDS.

No. York. Sept 2S.-Liberty bond
prices at 2;55 p. m. were:a3 as, s1,00;
first as. $oT To- second AS. 1914 90;
first AIS, $500; second AXIS. $94.-
IS; third 4A's. $1,000 fourth Az S,
500 aS' Victory 3%'s. $99.9S; Victory
ANS, $99.92.
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Denver livestock.

Denver, Colo. Sept, 23.-Cattle--
Receipts, 3,300. Market steady and
strong. Beef steers, s950@12.50;
cows and heifers. s6.50@S.5O; stock
s9.50@13.00.
Hogs - Receipts. 500. Market
steady to strong. Top. $500: bulk.
$4,000 1880.
Sheep - Receipts, 16. 500. Market
strong to Csc. higher. Lambs. $3.50
a. 1876 ewes. 6.00@ $50; feeder
lambs, s1o.00@11.oO.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept. 23.-MercantiIe pa
per unchanged. Sterling, demand.
416 ~; cables. All. Time loans steady:
unchanged. Call money firm; high
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WANTED---Position

NURSE--Wil give hypohermfcs az your
home. Phone 149s-w. IS per month.
WANTED-Position firing furnaces: aIso
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MANTED-Work afternoons o. Young man:
balance OF time employed; can keep sma j
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WANTED-Position as assistant bookkeepel
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NEW YORK CnrrnN

New York, Sept. 23-Cotton futures
closed firm. october, $31 46; Decem-
her, $3.50; January. $S1.S9; March,
$3l.94; May, $32.07.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-24
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City, Mo-. Sept. 2S.-Butter,
I cent higher. Extras, 55c; firsts, sac;
seconds, sic; packing, unchanged, 42c.
Eggs and piultry--Unchange
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TRADING IS DULL
At OPENING BUT
STRONG At CLOSE
Market Opens Cautiously But
Soon Throws Off All Re-.
Strainti Strike Has But Lit
tie Effect on Trading,

New York, Sept. 23.-Trading in
stocks today was duh and uncertain
of tone after the firm opening, but
became active and strong in the later
dealings when steels and other popu-
lar issues rose to top prices of the
session. AdVices from leading eenters
indicated no pronounced change in the
steel stock
Shorts again hesitated to avail
themselves of such advantage as might
accrue from existing labor conditions,
although emphasizing disadvantage of
a protracted strike among related
lines of manufacture, notably aquip-
ments and motors.
Distinctive steel shares were under
restraint from the outset, but in no
case was the setback more than nomi-
nal United States Steel was IL
points lower at its minimum. but re-
sponded to substantial buying at the
end, closing unchanged at l02%
Tobaccos, oils and food issues again
ran counter to the general tendency
gains in those divisions, ranging from
2 to Z points. with American Tobacco,
Retail Stores, Mexican Petroleum.
Texas Company and American Sugar
as the chief features of strength
Sales, $3.50 shares.
Liberty issues were firm and the
international group moderately irreg-
ular, but the general bond market
eased on reactions among speculative
rails and utilities Sales par value,
aggregated s1S ,650,000. Old United
States As rose 4 on call
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8 per cent; low, 6 per cent; ruling
rate, 6 per cent; closing bid, 515 per
cent: offered at 6 per cent; last loan,
6 per cent.
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WANTED-Board and Room

WANTED Board and room IA pilVAIs IaIl.-
lily by young lady attending Business Col,
lege. Phone 627
WANTED-Furnished room with sleeping
porch and board by two lady GONZALES
cents first floor preferred. x W. care
Journal
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