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New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
International Traction
Company
TO HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL. TRrsr
FOUR PER CENT GOID RONns.

OSss i. BONDS:
me undersigned have filed with the GUAR
ANTY TRUST COMPANY of New York az
Depositary. and the CITY TRUST COM
FANf or Buffalo n. Y, as It's Agent. a
Protective Agreement. duly executed. under
GATE OF December TO- 1918. and have issued
a letter containing information with refer
e'e 10 'ne anairs OF the International Trac-
uoh Company and International Railway
.o'"ps-ny' Copies Of the agreement and the
'e''s' may be obtained from the Depositary
VI 'S agent or from the Secretary or coun-
sci OF the Committee.
me oeiAuit OF the international Railway
-D"p~"y IN the payment Of interest upon its
~ehe' Heiunding and Improvement
0ohds' which occurred November ! 1e1s
80 continues. ine period Of grace provided
an tne mortgage securing said bonds within
' auch oetauit may be cured will expire
Feoruary /, 1919. Thereafter. the desa,u.
e'p"u'hs' holders OF said bonds viii have
the right to compel the foreclosure Of sa,a
mortgage. "-'
The emergency which now exists ,osLos :.
mp 's"'e snat Tor their own protection
holders OF the above mentioned bonds =, T.,
es'"asiohai Araction Company should organ
ize at once for united action under q ro,,-
>'~'>~S~ N"''iS a'tqo@te power and authority
10 deal with any situation which may a r,ae
10 tnis end you are urged to deposit your
bonds under the above mentioned Protective
Asreernen, at the earliest possible day.
Bonds may be- deposited With the CryAp
ANTY TRUST COMPANY Of New ysrk NJ
pos'tary at 40 Broadway New Yor, CIV
81 Lombard Street. e. c.. London or p.a
oes ltaiiens e. 3, Paris or with tho fr,rv
TRUST COMPANY. Agent for In. r,e,.,.t
tary. al Erie County Bank Building. pus-
falo. y. Y, until this close OF businesa o,,
January 10. 1919
DeDosifors viii be entitled 10 receive csr-
bfScat~s of deposit issued in their nauex
ftegistered bonds must be accompanied nv
proper Instruments Of assignment, and cox.
pon honds must be accompanied by all con-
Dcis maturing on or after January l. 1918.
ELLIOTT O. MeDoUGAE,
Chafrman.
JACOB GOULD sCMURMAN.
THOMAS DEWITT CUYLER.
THOMAS n. wITrEN,
Protective Committee.
efkfpsOs, TBAGHEE N BARTLETT.
S0sEPH u. DUDLEY, Ccuns%y
"A. ~ HAs4syED, SECRETARY, 81 Cedar
STREET, sew- yosL, n. x.
Dscember ~, 1915
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18Th st.247,25I West; Knickerbocker Fireproofina
RoneOrcr aEs kealty Go, Inc. Octagona
,neno1reu fioor Co. Inc. contractor So re al
hIviNGT0N 81 k95. Harry Tartar ast First
nouman!an ConSregation owner stcinberg Con-
SSIll st, So2 4 ao4 West: United Electric Con-
s.ruction Co. Inc. agt Sixty eighth Street Realty
Gorpn. owner John o Devn Construction Co
o Inc go, contractor ::.............. Sss SO
72p ST. 81 West Marcns Bader az. Fredinand
Johnson. owner and contractor; Inge B johnson
BRIDGE APPROACH tracks OF Central
at I49th 81 and Park Ave. Albert I
Schwarzer sst Central n n Co, owner
LOUIS louis II; friedman. contractor and Fresburn
GRAND C0NCOuRsE. 1856; Sam MinskofY AT
Samwil Const Co. Inc. owner Sam Williams.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Assignments of Mortgages
Tho Proux

LOTS 9 to II. 1s4. ls5. 1877 Il 1888. 1856 to 100.
map Goodwin Estate; Jos NJ Callahan ref to Io,
Day. ~ Gramercy ri: atty. J Rav!cs l4oth
g 81 4 80 az !5 sssts) ......,..............si 81
SAME PROPERTY; Jos p Day to j Clarence
Davies. ltg slst st: att. samo t5 assts) ~. ST
BkoNN BI.VD. No 1850; Arthur ] Bossocls to ida
Green; ~ Courtandt av atty, Arthur Ball
JACKSON '.s Az. No as Star. sirn.. 81 S.. 100
Go to lily Pistchal. 700 w i72d ST. atty. Max
an rtss,xlmA sxmA 90 MoestS 81 sl0o
staats 70 Catherine y Murphy. Neycrsnk, N j.
,nn, NY. Ti,is Guar & 60 i7d Bway 81 ono
NvukFiELD AV. D. a23 Marion ay 2bsiO0
VIM n Niles, sdmr. to Flcrilia Mics nan, i,
bridge s pv d 2otlh at. atta VIM Boclsow asJ
9oad VI fassign mtgs) ......,...... Ss. 600
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Buyers for Costly Real Estate
Trust Companies Sell

The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from the Lincoln Trust Com.
psny the thrce-story. stable on plot
75xs9.11 at 1T to 12t West l2stb
Street. The sellers took over the mar.
Gel in foreclosure proceedings three
years ago.
The Charles Galewski Comnanv
bought from the United States Trust
Company, as trustee for Eliza E. Com.
stock, the kautor apartment house.
slx-story elevator structor. at 604-60s
west l2oth Street: adjoining the cor.
ner of Claremont Avenue, on Mo,
65x100xirregular. Marshall E. FieIs
was the broker in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Recorded Transactions
Downtown

SOUTH ST 50. l7.5Si2o.7; Mary NJ Gown to
il mss teS D4s"8e Dss s ss ~ HsHm0T s,sy a
MAp1soS Fs5 4sg g. s ss 3" Is o 4ss
Jan A; atty, L 7 & r Co, l6o Broadway. $50
East Side
s's l4a e. St ls s;ass MSsasas Sss 81
Brooklyn; mtgc $500: Dec 81; atty T & & 7
ia nsst0n Pl oa ivns, lSs lsth s 77zlSo iSta
III Of Hugh poherty, ct al to Beth Israel Hos
's ss 4,s" o;t as 70 49, fs''a s T Gss $a 60 q
Sd M s sl' & sT Mary ws pas to mss sss SRa
slsT s!ss sr HaS y : Is seo 9s Ra ro5o
ST. s' as )! g. a'h Co. st las De loaxan sG s
4n 81 sss 5 2So a n %v r2Ss1 ,s:sn Tt5h St
s,1H Emily es,s Hessei4 g. 4a,h St! al liens Jan
Betty, Greene to Geo My. 53 als ST. mts:
$4,000; Dec 27; atty. T & 7 Co. leo Broad s'i
LrXlNGroN AZ. l7ls 26xGa 10 ioreetsurc. s5eD Ja',
J. 1919, Winter Russell. ref to Clement March.
= Washington W,a So NJ Jan 81 atty. II Miller.
laTH Tr5, ST. :,ys Is zd,n, IS %v g iss
& 5; Dee 10; atty, ]. & T Co, 100 Broad,
q Park av 5x4sss His: irras THE hia II IIcna n
@ es Dec s'sdf5 sd hsay atty CO wsM S jazz s
l25D 81 l9$ f. 5xioo: riacac i. lrancheSdnS saUG
to H'ow1ll c"rpp, w 45th st; all liens;
1907 Hsr ii7 =. q. lossa. chas 4 coord 10
Christian " scdidwachter 45 W la7th st Dee
20: attys. NIldllebrook & +. 4G Ceda rst 800
West Side
1a loo,5; Julia Elitiu e lena Wsssbsrs 1893 Lev
lpstSn ssshsrn av 300 t. all liens Jan address, ].
7sT s S. iSps s4 lsx%E1n conmDus av
Mayors. to Gross g. Herbener Inc 55s w l5Sth
St, a e. S; ell liens; Jan S; atty. G & T Co;
SANE PROP; Gross 4 Hcrbener Inc to 2io Vest
36th 81 Co l35 Broadway attys. Gilman. ! &
ST NfcHoIXs Av. IS. sisxio7 7v27sal doreD ore
Msrzig Holdnrs lss " ash ST Sept 2e 1sls
lloTH ST 2so W. 2Oxl0O.ll Laura f Walter to
a npns sns May Snn" m 1S dv ssi mtg 60 50
SAME Rop ennis & snnott Inc to Alice Fss,e sSs.
la5 W 10Th St; mtge $4,000; Jan 4 same s1ne
lssD ST ial W. i7x9ail lforcclosure Dec $D
les c Levi. ref. to the EmiNant Indust Say
bank; Jan 3; Httys X E oGornan 81
ls4TiI ST. $. as " A. sy sasas li Ialias
BENSFT M!ET sAEc0V AZ 2s "a sS runs Dec Sax look
sss sS m lo0 to s ST eaen @ s Benns @ ay s.
A. s. 1911 from c j. 1920 ST. runs look
96.l0 to point "A n from c ls3d st 100
Go to West l3Gth st CO. 522 l36th st; mtge
s27 900. Ian s: atty. Abr Crcsney. 800 Broad
BROApWAY. e S at $ W 2o7t, st. lOOxlOl Ok
1ooXo 4 os Gross Berbener to r,sis Iacob Mayers
e Tsi sd ca st. rs rosawsy aan s atty title euaFasfes
ARDEN ST. 20. 4o.sxlso; Eredk T Feerey to
qm oS0 Sdng n0d G0rn in; a l. sS mRs
Bieser. 2l7 Broadway. y.............-...-...$ $l00
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Rents Building in Shoe District

The Charles F.. Noyes Company has
leased for Leo and Emil Fried to the
Concord Shoe Company for ten years
On a net rental basis aggregating $780,
600 including taxes and charges, the
five-story, basement and subcellar
building at 1l6Duane Street between
Broadway and Church Street The Con-
cord Shoe Company five years ago
leased the store and Easements through
the Noyes Company and are now taking
the entire building
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
More Buying ON West Side

Fred Haroth has bought for invest
ment from Samuel B. Roberts and
others 491 and 493 West Street ad-
Joining the north corner of West
Twelfth Street, two four-story build
ilngs, on plot 44.9x80, which have
been owned by the selling interests for
more than thirty years. The purchaser
VIII spend about $4,000 on alterations
10 the property. Van Vlier & Place
were the brokers in one deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

Sd ST. l3 W; Browns Buffet Lunch to Engler
Hayes. 2l47 Honeywell ay. The Bronx: q srS
from July l. 1918: atty Isaacson. lS2 Mas
st; notes and chat mge for sl4 600; tsse, ,
and ..................'....sl 81 500 10 81 lel
BROADWAY. l544 i and b; also bill sale o.
restaurant fixtures. etc. for which party of second
part has given forty Eve notes Of $500. parable
monthly: Ideal Holding Co 10 Julius ztmneTmsn,.
$40 w l44th ST. ct al from Jan 3. 1919. 70 juy
20. 1928: attys. NJ Jaffe, 29s Broaa, aaa
Nag 80. ;srs'to to
Theo Krilon. l44 42d st; yrs from Jan !;
1919; 3 yrs trenewal): atty. Bbr Haipnsn, CA ~
Park Row ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -s.'cS'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Park Ave. Suites Are Popular

Pease & Gilman have leased fur
nished apartments in $40 Park Avenue,
for u. E. Anderson, to Newton Wylie;
in S75 Park Avenue, for Mrs. Gustave
White, to Major Haistead Lindsey; in
los West Fifty-ffth Street, for Mrs.
Cecilia Lyons, to Mrs. Gustave White;
in l West Sixtyfourth Street, for Ed
win j. Bowes. to John F. Patterson;
and IN 1T West Seventy second Street,
TOR TO Mrs. M. c. Prince, to Mrs. S.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

=, Following are Yesterdays prices. compared with
those OF year ago ~
Yesterday year ana
Live steers, fair TO s
prime. 100 lb 1900 pSte5O StI.Oo @Si3os
Dressed beef. sides,
ID. ..;.......... al @ .2s rs 20
To prime. 100 lb 1900 @ $500 400 % ,150
Dressed veals city.
lb. ....s.,.,... IA % "a az a .2s
Live ewes 100 III. 500 GD 100 400 6 70 m
Lve lambs, fair to
prime. 100 10. 1850 ap 1855 1850 % 1900
Dfcssed Drcssf ni,i mutton 10 .i6 "a .i5 q 40
,,lb. .,,,s........- 80 @ SIS al % .as
Dressed hogs. ba-
con. lb, 80. ..24M@ .a44s .24A@ .24v,
Mes pork. hbi. 5000 % 5t.00 50.O1 0A $500
l"' IT, ."aa'' west a0os q assoo a4,os a $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
$1,000 Jersey Farm Deal

The Ravenswood farm, near Norris
town. n. j., formerly the home of w.
Bayard Blackwell, valued at 100000,
has been sold to l.. B. Weeks. who pur-
poses forming 2 stock corporation to
conduct it on a commercial basis. The
rcperty was sold through Harvey J.
Cenung and Arthur c. Day.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
New Nassau Co. Development

Jacob Lietner has sold for Mrs.
Daniel I. Bradley about twentythree
and one-half acres on Jericho Turn
pike, between Mineola and Westbury
]. L., to a client, who will early in the
spring put streets in the property and
offer for sale in small plots.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Recorded Mortgages

p NJ Jan s. Geo Ribet to Mary NJ. Gown. at
~ ST. s2ss7s % Jan no Shs Bsna5a and
y l7sth st; due Jly l. 1928. p pr int int
East Side
4T ST 1Sss ssdo sshoo < ss,iy yes 10 ps T5. 81
1922; int as per bond attys PressinSer & * 3
slsr 81 81 sil ~ T. srlooH $ Dec ae ii Sss 'Ss
st. due Jan l. 1921. p c; atty 1 NJ Levy: 2Ss
Az '0so" a. iS44. isssioo. Jan O. Rose Andeisen
cxnix, to Oscar H Andresen. 1928 DAILY. av,
yr 3pc pr, pr mtse $3.50; atty 'no Eers, :, 9do
pAsT MSn End Az 5,'h 5i lax rror Jan T. 51o
sTs sTh~9Ts9 r. TO E, Fsifs sty FFsss ss ste c. st.
18TH ~ II s. 215 lst av. 25xlo. lo p m Dec
due Jan l, 1924: t c; attys Stewart & = ~ ~
Wall ST .-.....-....,....'. -soooV
West Side
list ST. l2o W. 2lxloo5. p m Jan $: 21o W Doth
st Co to Gross & Herbencr inc. 55S w 5Sth ST;
due and int Per bond; atty, Title Guar q
sac PRoPERTY Jan s; same to Helen o Zurich
lo2 w 10th st ~ yr. 6 p C: pr mt SIG o9o G
18TH ST. $. 4ss ", 5th a., 221ssii;; ; ,o n
1915 W l27th st; due Dec 81. 1923; p c; pr
mt $4,000: atty. Arthur L Davis. 200 5dn W,
BENNETT Av. a2l-2e. runs SIS sx ioox 5
lo2 * W iOOll to beg: Bennet. av. 3l-ss. e. $.
93. .4xl00: Bennett ev. IL, lo0xl04.7x irreg: Jan
s: West l36th ST Rty Co to Gott more olding
Co. 900 Bway installs, 6 c; IT mt S325: 900
etty. Herman Gottlieb. 2a9 Bw2y s27 600
SAME PROPERTY Jan s: 20 Bennett Az
Rlty Go. 55l " 5ad st; 8 yrs. p c: pr mt
s27o 900 address. Mary A McNulty. 2'o CT'o o.
BROADWAY e S. a, 5 W 207th ST. l0cxl0l2 .
ylooxlOo. Jan s: Jacob Mayerss to Gross Her Her
bcner inc $50 W l5Sth: due & int as per bond :
ATTY Title Guar & r Co. l7e Bray. $50 900
ARDEN 81 20 osslao ss rnsrsy m Jan 81 q AT5S 5s
st; due Ian g. 1921; 5is c; address. r I
Foarey. 81 VIM st ...............--.-- sf'cou
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Manhattan Alterations

5TH Av. o3a: to q sty dwlg: f Mitchell. 2
3,th ct. nrc!'S cost .....,......... san ono
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 4l4; 10 a : sty siwir. +
Wciss o523. Tth nv. owner S Cohen ~ iInion
sduare, ercht; cost ....,...... sio ooo
Av: 627: to-. stv theatre, stores.
etc; p Crimmins fsrate. 624 Madison nv.
owner: II Cobb. 1895 Dway. archts; cost IS 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures.-Yesterd market
for coffee futures opened quiet and s
to 10 points lower. Later in the day a
leading commission house sold freely,
believed to be against coffee purchased
in Brazil. and these offerings caused a
sharp break, carrying several months
below lac or to the lowest level reached
since the exchange was reopened on
December 26
The rauve of priccc follour.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
100000 Bronx Flat Sold

The five-story flat on plot 57x1OO at
the northwest corner of Third Avenue
and 10th street has been purchased
by the 1sear Realty Company from a
client of Mclaughlin & Stern. 1t was
held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

4oTH ST. 2l7 E: Herbert Z sudder!y to Ernest -. /
Picztsch Oak st. PENIS Grove. J 49,. s5 600
156TH ST n S. 100 Broadway; mtge $4,000
Richard ] Cronsn Church Of Our Lady Of
Esperanza $40 w l56th st; attys. Coleman. S. d
sTft sT zoe F.; mse s25, 600: Isaac shiman to
Regina Hylnan Is Wavccrest av Arveriie. l. L:
attys Strasbo, rser & S. "A Broadway. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
The range of prices follows:

Cottonseed Oil.-While underlying
conditions in the market were prac
tically unchanged. the undertone was
rather easier and it was evident that
the trade felt the influence of the
sharp break in corn and in lard.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
5 IL 5 t e n a ce
Cereals

Wheat-While little or no official in
formation has been given out in re-
gard to the plans being laid abroad for
the distribution Of the worlds supply
Of wheat, the impression has gained
ground here that buyers abroad are
showing a disposition to favor the
lowest markets. and all leading grain
producing countries are becoming anx-
ious as to the outcome.
Corn-Priccs in the corn market ex-
perienced break of to cents a
bushel during yesterdays operations
under heavy general selling prompted
renewed reports that the food ad-
ministration and the War Trade Board
are contemplating the removal of re-
strlctions against the importation of
Argentine corn into the United States.
d. J. Stream, chairman of the coarse
grain division of the food administra-
ton, was quoted as confirming the re-
Fort, and it was said that leading grain
merchants in New York had made large
purchases Of corn {. 0. b. Argentine
ports.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn. No. yellow .es S1.7o3a
Chicago.
January ........ 1.44Ia las s1.27A
May .............. 1855 1.41as 1.25
Oats.--The oats market was lower
under liquidation prompted largely by
the sharp break in corn. The demand
was slow and there were evidences that
exporters have supplied their require
mcnts for some time to come and are
not disposed to again enter the market
at the present time.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats. No. 8 white. .79Ia .8oIa .se
Chicago:
January ......... .eess i've .7sIs
March ........... 20 1924
May ............ .6s7s 1875 rs
Rye.--Market steady
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close. 2go
Cash. No. West. .s1.75 s1.74Ie
Flour and Meal-Quotation we're:
Yesterdays Previous Year
o" Man, Hrs sp pat fGsf soss s9oS s9oe5
Cornmeal, ye). e,3.75@4.O0 375@4.oO 4.87I,
Rye flour. choice.8.25 @8.75 e.9O@9.25 1910
Bran, 1O0-lb sacks :, 800 51.OO 43OO
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

23D ST 4l2 w Ernest Thai trustee aSt Matthew
Van S.cen ct al foreclosure OF mtgel; attys.
Lachman & Goldsmith
The Bronx
LOT o54 block 1886: Municipal Lien Co agt James
7 Lee ct al (act'cn to iorecose tax licn); atty.
CAMERON PI. 5 W C Morris av: Amanda F Kadel
aSt Kerry Bldg Co 1t al foreclosure Of mtge)
Gttys. Ksdel. & h.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts were 1850 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extra, 10
o. 7O12c; extras, 80 score, &c; firsts,
90 to 81 score, 65M6S lac; seconds, 83
tc 81 score, 61M 64c; lower grades, 54
@eOc; unsalted, higher than extras. 72
"a 721ac; extras, ia II 1sc; firsts, 600
zoe; seconds. 61M65c; state dairy tubs,
finest, 67a6Sc; good to prime, 63M Sec;
common 10 fair, 52M62c; renovated,
extras, $50 54c tirsts, 5OM SIC; lower
grades, 44M48c; imitation creamery,
tllsts, 4S@'49c; ladies. current make,
frsts, 46M47c; seconds, 44hM45c;
lower grades, 42@44c; packing stock,
current make, No. l. 431aM44c; No. 2,
lSc; lower grades. 37M42c.
Cheese. Receipts, 4O7 boxes. State.
whole milk, fresh flats, specials. COL
cred or white, lb. 371ac; average run,
361S l0l37c; lower grades, 33M36c; twins,
specials, 372c; average run, 361aNl
&c; lower grades, 33M36c; flats, held
S7h@3Sc; twins, held, 371h M38c; Wis
consin, whole milk, twins, held, 371x00
30c; single daisies, held. 3Sa3S1lc;
fresh, 371a M3Sc; double daisies, held
~ Il hnl3Sc Young Americas, held, 39H
doc; fresh, 3s sAG40c; state, SKINS
specials, 2so29c; prime to choice, 26d
217sc; fair to good, 20@25c; lower
4 dueS, I@VH1oc.
Eggs.-Receipts, 11,04O cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen. soc; extra
firsts. 67W6Sc; firsts, 65M66c; seconds,
60964c; dirties, No. /, 51M58c; No. 2
and poorer, SEA SEC; checks, good to
choice, dry 4sM5Oc; under grades,
42a47c; refrigerator, 42M55c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hem
merry whites, fine to fancy, 75@76c;
ordinary to prime, 6S@74c; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 6sM74c; pullet
whites, 65@69c; Pacific Coast, whites
extras, 75c; lower grades, 68074c;
pullets, 65M6Sc: Western and South
ern, gathered whites. 66M73c; state,
pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, 63@72c; gathered browns and
mixed colors, 65@69c.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives yesterdays
closing bid and asked quotations for
an stocks quoted on the New York
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

10TH ST. f0+s to Ala FL. Jennings a ,Nelstcaa agf
Nsthan Mfg Co ct al; Feb 1. 1910. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cables Spot cotton mod
crate demand; middling points lower
than Tuesday at lS.98d. Good mid
ding points higher than Tuesday at
2090d. Sales 1000 bales, American
400 Imports nil. Futures opened
steady, at 10 to % points advance from
yesterday. Closed steady at an adj
vance If 27 to 35 points as compared
with Tuesday. Jan 1882; Feb 1882;
Mar 1881; Apr 1886. Manchester:
Yarns Irregular; cloths very little do
inp
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10

with 31.60 on Tuesday and 1895 the
year before.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Eggs Receipts, 11o4o cases. Fresh
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday
(per toni year ago.
Timothy. No. /.
large bales. 10000 $500 $4,000 IS. 90
NO clover mXd 23.o0@26.00 $1,000 34oO
Rye straw, No. 16.00@t7O0 19.OO62OO 90
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
BOROUGH or QUEENS
-,-'---'-',- - ''--- ---- .---''---''-----'
APARTMENTS

ANYONE GOING SOUTH for two or three months
ltst your apartments with us, ~Clieits sysitiiaS.
Seton Henry ponslas Gibbons, IL East 45th 81
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Quotations
Railways, Other Corporations

The following table gives in detail quota
tions on all bonds and notes dealt in on the
New York Stock Exchanges
Ain Co ~ Nral &,
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NOTICE

IN THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT
OF FLORIDA IN AND FOB POLK COUNTY
--P. 0TTINGER, COMPLAINANT. VS.. AT.
LANTIC TRUST COMPANY IA CORPORA
TON: METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY.
A CORPORATION, AND THE SEAB0ARD
AIR LINE, RAILROAD COMPANY, A. COR
P0RTAT1ON, DEFENDANTS.
Il appearing by afadavits Of coUpiainants A.
torney, nled In. said suit that the defendants.
The Atlantic Trust Company, Q corporation,
the Metropolitan Trust Company. CORPORA
ton, are non-residents of the state Of Florida,
and have ofices At humber 90 Wan street IN
the city and state Of New York and that
there Is no person residing In TIE stata q
Morida service q subpoena upon whom would
ordered that the defendants. the Atlantic
each Of them appear q ths BIN * conpiaiss
herein on or before Monday, the 7th day
on April, 1919, and answer the bill Of com.
plant in this cause, else he matters and
. thing. therein contained viii bsb taken =
II Is further ordered that this order ~
published In THE LAKELAND EVENING TEL
EGRAM, q nswspapsr Of general circulation.
published in POLK COUNTY, Florida. once .
week for four consecutive weeks e@8ei
WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL
at Barlow. Florida, this 10th day Of FEBRU-
AIRY. A. D. 1918 SsN
(Seal) j, A. JOHNSON. t6y
Clerk Circuit Court.
e. Tucker, ST., Solicitor for Complainant.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-05
|NauScaleSS
CalOmel Is
Best For Flu
Doctors and Druggists Claim Calo-
tabs, the Nausealess Calomel, Is
Best Laxative for Colds, Grippe and
Influenza

At the first sign Of a cold is the
time to take Calotab. the perfected
nausealess calomel that has all the
liver benefits left in and the stina
taken ont. Docors say that there Ia
nothing like 1t to put your liver
right and keep your system in con-
dition to resist and avoid colds; inhu'
enza and pneumonia. aeSrm ts
h The best Insurance against infu-
enxa and pneumonia is good active
liver and your physician br druggist
will tell you that Calotabs Is the most
thorough and effective, as wellpas the
safest and most agreeable remedy
for this purpose. sa4v ~
One Calotab at bed time with a
swallow Of water--that's all. No salts.
no nausea, nor the slightest interfer-
ence with your eating, pleasure, or
work. Next morning you awake feel
ing fine with hearty appetite for
breakfast. Your cold has vanished
and you are ready for work or play.
Calotabs are sold by druggists every.
where in sealed packages, price 81
cents. Your money handed right
back II you are not delighted. -
fAdv.) l-3e
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-05
ALIEN PLANT ENEMIES
AS STOWAWAYS

For a long time great many ships
coming from Europe into the port Of
New York have been dumping earth
ballast along the shores Of East river
Hudson river, and elsewhere around
the bay. v lilN a8Nf
This is source Of risk Of the en-
try Of undesirable plants and plant
pests, in the opinion Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture,
and an inquiry has been started to
determine the extent Of this risk and
to provide safeguards against Il.
There is a possibility Of the intro
duction of soil-infecting diseases in
furious rlematodes, ana alternating
insects, any Of which, unless proven
tive measures were taken, might
spread over the country or consider
able parts of It.