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New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Selignan's to
Sell House on
William Street
Wilcox, Peck & Hughes,
Underwriters, Negotiat-
ing for Tall Structure
" all St. Site for Bankers
Will Occupy Premises of
Central Trust Co.; Sale
Expected Closed Soon

The Scligman building, opposite the
Cotton Exchange and fronting on what
has come to be known as Marine
Square, because of the congregation
concerns Of the country. is the sub
ject of Negotiations which may result
in the sale Of the property before the
end of the week
Wilcox. Peck & Hughes. considered
among the largest marine insurance
agents in the country. and at present
tenants of the building, are the
prospective buyers Neither the
Seligmans, who own the property. nor
the insurance agents would say any.
thing definite when asked yesterday
about the deal. A representative Of
the Scligmans answered that there
was nothing to be said at this time,
and Mr.. Wilcox would not say how far
the deal bad advanced, although he
admitted that his concern was in
terested in the purchase of the build
ing. Real estate men, who have been
IN close couch with the situation down
town are of the opinion that the
transaction has reached q point which
means the closing of the deal within
few days.
In support of their expectations they
ranged TO lease the premises at 81
Wall Street. now occupied by the
Central Trust Company, which recent
ly joined with the Union Trust Com
pany.
The Seligman firm, is was said, vol
comes the opportunity to get into Wall
Street. and Wilcox, Peck e. Hughes
the chance TO secure the premises in
the Marine Square section used by the
bankers. Mr.. Wilcox said the purpose
Of the negotiations. which had not
reached a definite state yet, was to
secure larger space for his firm
The Seligman building is an eleven
story structure fronting on William
Street, from South William to Stone
Street, and with tho small building of
Chubb & Co., insurance underwriters,
covers the entire block to Mill Lane. It
is 90 feet vide on William Street, or
Marine Square, II feet on South Will
lam Street and 81 feet on Stone Street
William Street swings east at this point
and continues on to Hanoycr Square.
At William and South William streets.
directly opposite. is the Dclmonico
building The building was taken over
several months ago by syndicate of
marine insurance interests because no
other building in the developing ma
rine insurance district was to be had.
1t has been altered into Offices for sew
eral large concerns.
Wilcox, Peck g. Hughes occupy con-
siderable space in the Seligman build
ing They have taken every inch that
could be had, no matter whore located.
This was not satisfactory to the con-
Germ and overtures were made to the
Selgmans for the purchase of the
building, since it is understood that in
this way only would it be possible for
the insurance men TO secure the
bankers space.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
In d us strial
Cotton

Violent Quotations took place in the
cotton market yesterday, an early de
cline of approximately a cent pound
on continued uneasiness over the in
dustriai situation being followed by a
sharp rally on the report of drastic
cut in British ocean freight rates.
Later when II was reported that
these cuts did not apply to cotton,
fluctuations became irregular, with the
market closing unchanged to 80 points
lower. May contracts sold off from
2133c to 20.2oc on the early break. raj
lied to 2l 07c and closed at 2095c COM
pared with 21.20c last Saturday.
March contracts sold up several
points right after call on buying at
trlbuted to the French Commission.
The same interests were supposed to
be sellers of May and July, and the
market soon weakened under more or
less general selling which included
scattered offerings from the South
Stop orders were uncovered on the
break which carried the active months
some so to 1903 points net lower be-
tore the end Of the morning. The de-
cline was then checked by covering
by shorts, who Immediately jumped to
the conclusion that exports would be
stimulated by the reported cut in ocean
rates.
The unsettled labor situation ap-
peared to be attracting even more at
tention during the early trading than
it did last week. The view was taken
that manufacturers were more likely
to curtall production in resisting the
demand for shorter hours than to ac-
cumulate stocks Of finished material
and that little Improvement could be
expected IN spot demand until the
situation became more settled.
Exports for the day were 6,945 bales,
making 2,359,9l9 so far this season,
against 2,402,0S1 last year. Southern
spot markets as officially reported were
unchanged to 90 points lower
The local market for spot cotton
was quiet and 25 points lower at posse
for middling upland, compared with
26.2oc on Saturday. A year ago the
Exchange was closed because of heat
less Monday.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Homes in Brooklyn
I'm Great Demand

J. =. O'Douncll, jr.. has sold 1913 St.
Marx Avenue, q thrco story and base
mcnt dwelling, on lot 2ONlOO. for James
taylor; 14% Fcnimoro Street. a two and
one half story detached dwelling. ON
plot 3oNlo0, to a client for occupancy
ana the plot SONl2O on tho north side
OF Nhurch Avenue. about 307 feet west
of Rogers Avenue
nc Bowling Muller Company has
sold for Catherine T. Dufrv tto nlat
looN 20 at the southwest corner of Co
lonal Road and Eighty second Street
ADJOINING the home of Senator Bart l.
rohln. ne buyer intends to build a
nome in the near future.
T.. II iolllhan has sold plot. 6ox1O0
ON tlghty-,hird Street. west. of Tifth
Avenue, for N. Lcfkowitz. client fo,
Improvement, and the one story Stove
at a, 2o9 Bay Ridge Avenue. for Jennie
I!arry NJ Lewis has sold for the
J"'1us strauss Realty Corporation the
I9ur I,' story BRICK apartment at 1888
bafia Dixon have sold 146 Wilson
street, three story and basement hr;cl, h,.ici'
dwelling, for the +. Parr cstatc. .,isn lsn
70 1lewcs Street, three-storv brick
nav, Tor Philippine Beycrlc.
:, H. A: Schleswig has sold for William
I'lSS the two-story shop at 120 Stock
holm Street to Jennie Cohen '''00 n
Martin A. Ansbro has sold tbo t,,o
family brick house at 423 Scventv-
lourth Street for Charles p. Ranoos.
go Eightv-fourth Street for Thnn,as
7. Kelly; the six-family brick anart, ,,.t.,
mcnt at 6l5 Bay Ridge Avenue For
Mlchael ". Dclahunt, and the two
tamil y brick dwelling at d2o Fortv-
hrst Street for Lcona Stillman.
ne Mclster Builders have purchased
rom the Harry Mckee Company 1854
hath Avenue, three story brick b,,
moss building. between Bay Ninctccntb
and twentieth streets.
More Newark Factory Space
Ihe Newark Ports Terminal Com
pany has bought twontv-ninc acros
east side of Passaic Avenue. in tho
hearny Meadow industrial section. for
d price reported at $129834.
\, Louis Schlesinger, Inc, has sold for
Hrs. ,. DE Pue the residence at 80
Graht Street, corner Spring Street
newark, to Charles Julian.
Fine East Orange Flat Sold
v. ne Oak Hills Realty Company. II. B.
" right secretary, has aco,lirod fron,
the William H. Barkhorn ComDanv thn
new 'wenty-tamily apartment house in
Fast Orange at the northeast corner
1l prospect Street and Park Avenue.
o. 1T fronts l2o feet on the avenue and
2o5 feet on the street. The buildinr
lS one of the finest apartments in the
Oranges. The consideration is re-
ported to be S130,OOo. The transaction
was consummated by j. l.. Feibleman
4 Co.. of Newark.
Jersey City Site for Church
The Salem Church of the E.vanceljc i
ASsoclatlon Ass has bought the plot. 4Ox
ioo, at the northwest corner of the
Boulevard and Pearsall Avenue .Iersoy,
City, as a church site.
Pelham Home for New Yorker
Fish Marvin have sold fo,. tho
John + Brook Company its new house
on Willard Avenue. at Pelham Manor
to Newton NJ. Argabrtc, of this
city lhe property was held at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Hay and Straw
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures. After steady open
ing values worked downward on CON
tnued pressure from the same trade
interests who were sellers at the close
of last week and final prices showed
net losses for the day of 5 to 10 points
1t is believed that there are suffi-
cient supplies in this country to meet
all requirements for at least two
months TO come and over 100000 bags
Of Brazil coffee are due to arrive with
in the next few days Importers arc
not active BUYERS in the cost and
freight market at present levels asked
by Brazil shippers.
The range e prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Big Realty Deal Pending in MARINE Square

sixth Street, to Cooper & Grapes; sixth
fioor at l09-111 West Twenty-seventh
street, to Polonaise Dress Co.; to J.
Gold fourth floor at 29S Fifth Avenue,
corner Thirty-first Street; for Man
elmer Bros. agents. the store and
basement al 149 West Twenty seventh
Street 10 Wiener & Terker; to Freed
& Rapkin, the fourth floor at lO9-115
W West Twenty sixth Street; with NJ.
torman & Co. to Harry Meistrich,
eleventh floor at 144-l50 West Twenty
seventh Street.
r. Rosen has leased part of store at
lo39 Broadway to the Pond Corpora
tion; to Browns Buffet Lunch Com
pany, store and basement at "a Uni
yerslty Place for a long term, and with
Carsteln & Lennekin. agents, the store
and basement at 195 Wooster Street, to
Sardella, Gallanter & Co.
Renting City Houses
Poase & Gilman have leased to Mrs.
NJ. Mcintyre the four-story American
basement dwelling at 6l6 West
ll4th Street, between Broadway and
Riverside Drive; furnished for Joel
Rathbone to Langdon B. Valentine the
four-story and basement dwelling at
l22 East SiXty-tirst Street. between
Park and Lexington Avenues.
James A. Sheeran has leased dwell
ings for Mrs. Pauline A. Macarthur
to Mrs. Frances Heinrich, at I'll East
Seventy eighth Street; for Wanner-
macher Estate to Thomas Dunno, At
l66 East Ninety-third Street; for the
Jaeger Estate to Mrs. Marie Forester,
at 1872 Lexington Avenue; for Mrs.
Ellen Curry to Mrs T. Tctamo a. l27
East Ninety-fourth Street and for the
( Vac Il n
SSymonds at 1913 East Ninety-ffth
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts were 1926 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras.
10, 52hs u 53c; extras. 92 score, 81 " "a
o2c; hrsts, 8S to 81 score, 40 9i4m5lc;
seconds, 83 TO 81 score, 4s049c: lower
grades, 45Ma7c; unsalted, higher than
extras, b4 u n 55c, extras. SO II a 54c;
nrsts, 5l" o3c; seconds, asa SOC; state
hairy tubs finest, b0Ao51c good to
prime, dslo SOC; common to fair. 430D
Ale; renovated. extras, soc; Grets
98n49c: lower grades, 4lG4sc; imita-
ton creamery, frsts, 45m46c ladies'.
current make, iirsts, Al Gn42Hc; sec.
onds, 4oc; lower grades, 38m 39c; pack
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28

'orn, No. 3 yellow s1.4o 81
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Builders Planning i'm Queens

The julius Strauss Realty Company
is preparing to erect twenty-four two
story frame dwellings on Meredith
Avenue, north of Lachan Street, Az
verne, at Il cost of $4,000. Frank POSI-
will erect two story brick factory on
plot 25Xl0O at the southwest corner
of Ely and Payntar avenues, Long ISL
and CITY and Anthony Brezenski has
MED plans Tor i've two and n half story
frame dwellings, in Shelton Street cost
of Campion Avenue, Jamaica, nj n coat
Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
rinehurst Avenue Corner in Deal

Charles S. Kohler has sold for
Amalic A. and Charles II j. dig the
ve-story house. on plot 80 by ll26
feet. al the southwest corner Of Pine
hurst Avenue and lS0th Street. The
property is arranged for twenty fam
lilies and rents for SlO266 per annum
1t was held at $4,000. The sellers
bought the property through the same
brOkcrS in Sent alnhor 1Nlr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

, 'oNowins are Yesterdays prlccs compared VIII
,t.....- osierhsy- \ year ago
prinr, ieo p SIPS asl7.75 slLoo asIs.25
H. ., -. IS "a 20 'e lq',
M 10 urime. 100 $500 a ZOO 800 a 1890
h. ...'' 10 % rs 20 a 81
, w ", ,,s,, e@s~ oq lo 600 O 900 $50 a 700
;rime 100 b 1900 "a 700 1900 "a N m
D,easai ',' mutton lb .i3 a .i8 20 a "a
..... ri a 26 .25 a 2s
Dressed hogs. ba-
Mss pork. Dbl 5000 a - 5000 a 20 80
Nc; 9eei ,,,, bb $500 a $500 300 a $500
Id. -........... 1920 q 23loc IS. .4oo a, 2s SOC
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
TRUSTEES SALE

l%ITtD STATES DISTRICT cn,.,r
SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of Ntes. ~ VIZ ~ IT
IIttrItk's Sails. IS "AHfITf;T,u1'ssin. ,1's n
NpTitt rs HEREBY GIVEN MAJ ~ :. :,
rfDff c' the aDOse- named Court ~, ,, l mn
aligned Trustee. under The n,o,,ts, u'''ef !.
feefion 42ez. ]zsf ana +zss Of the 1, q q
T. p. VIII Neii ~ public anction ~
9'ciDck The s. arlington. her ,a,,,1'- a.
*ppsffl furniture. Nfc.. sale 10 tahe ul.cs
90 nr@fd asiJ - x. "ArlinHtou't ~herr @hs,
!tvt5 jjt< 1D the shores of Greenwood IaL''
%*w fotk. wh"re she can be seen and
snapcefrd " nh1
Datfo January 18TH, 1919
EDWARD l. OWEN, Trustee
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad en-

HffIHi. OF THE SECRETARY
baltimore. sd Januar, ~ i.,o
iN" So@rc II Directors this day dnclaco,,
.Di. '"e '''' earnings of tho COMPANY for
'H" H'A months ended December 3l ie,. ~
-, idend Of Two % per cent on thc pr, a.
,t,rre1 stock of the COMPANY payahlo
-'"..h }, 'tlf 10 thc stochhOlders Of re~ord
81 nc clps" 81 business on Jahusry - taia'
-" Boara alro declared from ,hc snr
p,'T fafn,nks Of The Company a diyidnnd
go - fTr cent on the Common storir
80 '". vitpa n} payable March Iefa -,
W ,"F flpeSh'i9frs Of record AT the cloao -,
p.r.h"fr on janOAry ~, lsfe ''
'' ~ ~"slFr hooks VIII not close
e ". WOOI.FOED gsryet.~,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Results at Auction

ANN, .., i'y Joseph T. Day
. 10 81 .,s az N.n W. 2io.1 sth av. a lo,qs
ct S @nS dnc Sa Snfass 4ss + hi'zer ngt II stron,
'oSp Sd sr 70 W 40 sd ay 2516o IL a.,1v v9v
1'n "xu -Sd sms T. J. Jackson agt NJ B Co Of al
tiff for ..... *'-'' 10 ihe plain
., Bs Charles A. Hcrrian 'ooo
GRAND BLVD Il CONtOIiRSE 10,
an tottlmdl ny. 2517s es2js7sI sty ',,I hryio
Ssa Ssa, Ncou ag' Maro~ske e, al due 81 u
BRIGGS Av g7el' w '''rsS 1SS > ,'ice iss,,.
nal n'sis d"l2 Commonwealth Say Rant - nt .r,
Hn Hnih u '>,'ii GO q al due. T.,sD57 laScs ctr rs
1901 70. to ulc plaintiff FOR ... '"N - 40
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Bronx
WHITE pT Ans mn

"nliE PLAINS RID. Q : being 10, q,
Searlon vernon rsrk Mamie ReAcr to o'g R. No
,rs ,g', : = GO aSi' White Plains ri. IA, "sAsF,
No., - A ~ l5$s. 25sloo sam,ei s,l 500
In,.ile NJ Schaf. Essex. Conn prior msa ssar %
isn,h Srs , {. atty. Z : Lev s','"e ~,
''9 ~ SI 5. so " Morris ay. ss e,So uNsea
,on>r 90 10 Dollar Ssv Bank a-9- &, d
to' que Dec J. 1925. c. asys Msek~.l .a AZ Jan
Aogin Sr $ l9.w Stes,hinS sv ~ svso.$i 200
!. T., No5ris to Harry cohn $3.50 Grand Az -, Ta''s
ss I{y..t NF' c. atty. Title GUS { 'T 7 Ai,o no
80 s.-. s aad
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
commonwealth Bank Lend;no

Charles S. Kohler has placed A first
mortgage loan of $4,000 on the store
building at the southwest corner Of
fremont and Morris avenues with the
Iommonwealth Savings Bank for the
trda Realty Company, Inc. '''''
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28

Southern spot markets follow: Gal
weston quiet, unchanged at 2S.25c. sales
267 bales; New Orleans quiet, 80 points
lower at 27c; sales 21I bales; Mobile
nominal; Savannah nominal, at Sic;
Charleston nominal, at soc; no sales;
Memphis dull unchanged at 2Sc sales
200 bales; Norfolk nominal at 23.5Oc,
sales nil; Augusta quiet. % points
lower at 2475c, sales nil; St Louis
quiet, unchanged at 28c, sales nil;
Houston nominal, unchanged at 2750c.
sales 1,4Sl bales; Little Rock quiet. 25
points lower at 2650c, sales 500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
= IL $ t G II a n c G
Cereals

Nheat.-Reccipts of wheat at pri-
mary points continue liberal compared
with other seasons, and during the
past week the visible supply increased
23l3.000 bushels, bringing the total to
l2S671.0O0 bushels, compared with
l5127 600 bushels last year
The export movement has fallen off
TO some extent, and the recent state
ment by Mr.. Hoover in connection with
the distribution Of America S large sur
plus of foodstufts was taken by the
trade to show that buyers abroad are
now showing preference for the cheap
er markets of the southern hemis pherc.
At the same time neutral countries
are in need of supplies, and while CON
dltlonS at the present arc somewhat
disturbed. authorities in Washington
profess TO see no cause for alarm as
to the ability of American agriculture
to maintain It's position in the world S
trade during the period of rcaljust-
ment.
Corn. The question of whether or
not the price Of hogs Will be main
tanned is the principal factor in the
corn market at the present, as the price
OF the grain will ultimately be deter
mined by the price of pork There will
be meeting to-day in Washington be-
tween representatives of the food ad
mlnlstratlon, the packers and hog
raisers, and the question will be gone
over thoroughly.
After a very sharp decline in the
early trading yesterday under renewed
selling. prices rallied, and at the close
were firm with net gains of Ss to q c.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
New Management Account

Fease & Gilman have been appointed
by the estate of Saul j. Levy managers
or the store and apartment property at
o. west Thirty seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Cottonsccd Oil Tho ,

VTT hVT Vas
ieatureless, with quotations largely
nominal, as present prices, on the basis
hNed by the government, are not at
uactlVc to buyers except through the
channels of the established trade.
where the cheaper ereascs and fats
come less definitely into competition.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Lis Pentlens
Aiarnhnfann

eolH ST. la7 J. Charlie, Bu'tersa-h AZ fraal =
Winston et ~ lsfipn 10 f,ral.-4 .il4ni,s'
lieisl- atty. Grpmetst.in
p'i, 81, s. aa7.6 W 9il ~. f6 avlo7 In'i. Van
Nerst agt Belle = Collins et a foreclosure of
mtg) ats w Rasquin Jr
Az. c - l0i.t ST. a7 ferff-, t-rc,
howard 3 Narnoc. rusi,. sr = Medical
'onese lnd Hospital for Women lfore,osurs u
mtgcl; atty. \ Williams
l24IH ST. $. 100 lst av. e5vloo II. A',r..i J
johnson Ext Busly Allen ci al foreclosure o,
lnigel atty. W T. Burr
III Sf. ~ and 2l5i2 T.. Iavyers Nfse 60 ~.
nleyor lle'siein at al foreclosure of ia'-eI. at.,S
47rH ST 257 .nd 9-a " Nrernt vsi,r..r. Goa.
irag'iug Go ag' + il..is o'Couuor ~ al fa.-.on
H. H. 'ereil'9e mech-aie's nsel. afls MrsN
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Assignments OF Mortgages
Manhattan

PIT 81. - Hattie " Cordhcsr, q, 1.a..,-,
Ma'f 60. - Idl-.rty st. mig 80 sos
SO u 81 i"4 +. Title Quar- * r CO +a ,,,,. ,.
Slrasson 90 w eou 81 a'ts 4 :. s,r,.'en "l1 y. "
William 81
N,Sr ST 7gSs W .ac1 Rcsifs Cor,n 10 49, .ss'
hii,s l4N + toii ST. and aAp ats {r,lt I..e
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

az fs9s,, 9F sT ., ,ora Isadora = Aianses 10 n.5r =
ns Na<sa,, e. o.. u, - j. a'p. Atcl or,o
81 lg f. Home ciroe Resiir Co-r "a " S $
,,av - Ai> co iliie Guar 4 CO. rs Rro'1 "a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
COTTON STATISTICS


IlVcTpo0I Ea5Ecs. Spot cottoN moro
inquiry, but not much doing; sales
1000, American 500. Mlddling 81 points
higher, at 16.5Sd, good mddling IS
points higher. at 20.l7d Imports 900,
none American. Futures opened steady.
at 40 to 60 points advance; closed
barely steady, at d net advance of ,
TO 81 points January t7lO; February
l5.5fi March l402; April, 1863. Man
chester; Yarns irregular; cloths good
inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
East Side

iTu Sr s. ia Bowc7 ooIov241 irrcs
David WenstcI to Sadie Oplcr l6a4 Attn So.
Hro.shn. l-s pau b 4 S. Jan Is. 4iss. Lewis
" lISie-il, n. Wal si........- .....-. 500
20 AN. .i g llfh st. .7.4Nloo same TO SAME. %
part b " S. Ian - ats above -. 500
d i~I ST 80 f. 2oNlpn 4 foreclosure. Jan ~.
l+lHl Herman Joscph ref, to Chas l. Buckley.
ithailt, \ j trustee. at'y4 l. 4 " " Eucn
ley, lil broadway ...... sl0.oop
3Nlll ST 3s5 I'd av. 3asloo II 9Sth ST.
~ -d " e5yi0p il hatharins Sehlm
le '@riine and Nalh Nlehlin. Ioiut tenants. 7tll
aT Nu 10Th ST.. Jan DE-. sii, Samuel + Swin-
bnrne New Koehellc N........ 81
ll2IH Sf le5 9th ay. 50 7N2ay irrcs Au-
slsfa = tohifeid 90 leora IL Russell Rector 81.
nlle o'V. an lie' s. Jam -5. a''T John freee
ID AN ,i1a 2eye'. Sd av. 2i5s. aG1ioo. Lake NJ
NefHnI o. Aunstte VI MeDcrmot'. S3' NeSf
Phi a, mtso sao non Ian - atty John II
II san. - Na~sau 81 .........- -.....
l3ori ST 4. Is qNea II. Del,4 Shougood 20
'elercd Mission. w l3lsi ST. uifge >S 800: all
lies Jan q. ats stephen " Collins 80 Wan
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Comm l1Odities
ing stock, current make, No. I. $50
SO re; No. ,, BIC; lower grades, $40.
.}6c

ing stock, current make, No /, 3S@
3s re- No. =, BIC; lower grades, $40
SIC
Cheese. Receipts were 1872 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats. specials.
colored or white. Id, SEC; average run,
SOC; lower grades, 32M3412c; twins,
specials, 80 y n Soc; average run, Soc ;
lower grades, 32(n "a i2c; flats. held, 81 y
(a38c; twins, held, 37M3 38c; Wisconsin,
whole milk, twins, held 3712r a $50;
single Daisies. held, 38M38l2c; fresh.
3 e "a 38c; double Daisies, held, 37i2
(d38c, Young American, held. 39c;
fresh, 39c; state, skins. specials. 27(0.
2Sc; prime to choice, 25M 26c; fair to
good, 2O(a 24c; lower grades, 12Q 18c.
Eggs. - Receipts were 6,864 cases.
Fresh, gathered, extras, dozen, 62c;
extra, tirsts. Goa Gle; frsts, 500 50 l2c;
seconds and poorer 56M SO 12c dirties,
No. !. 34(d SOC; No. and poorer so
o3c; checks, good to choice, dry, 4o@
ator, 32N soc; state Penns ylvania and
nearby, Western, hennery whites, fine
to fancy, zoe; ordinary to prime, 640
sc; gathered whites. ordinary to fine,
64M69c; pullet whites, 64M 65c; Pacific
Coast, whites, extras 69M70c; lower
grades. 64@ 66c; Western and South
crn, gathered whites, 62M &c; state,
Pennsy sylvania and nearby, hennery
browns, 640 66c; gathered browns and
mixed colors, GOA &c.
Hay and Straw
NA.to
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Bronx

l5sIH ST. s. 100 Lincoln as. lots es,s o.,
100. assnts Frederick keaIorhan as c,nml
10 } lrederisk kewochsa ana aro as .omm,
aiiy, heitt + Miller. "a Pine - 81
lSsFH 81 2a2 Z. I1tle Guar 4 r g. To CIV Re-.
i-Siale Co. l's Bnay eii,. Tito Guar c.
SD A.. ~ cor 10th T. e. iosai .,>-s Ma
"eli teiHy 70 lar1ler & Kahn lrc 600 lSlst
s. ait}s. Mclaughlin y % William 81 5 go
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" est Side

9TH AZ. 2Ss q Sgloo Jan IT. T,nsa ,,....
a,, 1aooo ReSenthai AS B,i Roesswa,' ''IsS. e. 70
gen'@"h e. a'tSs Lind < l,olfser a 'sS ga. =.
! n ~ - ". 25Nloo Dan .- rbelr. e--;see
''l" TO Annie q, Hood. or Rinisk \ II '2,''ns ..l
Rroalvsy ''se 'o''. atty. J. y T &C. isa
b'iApllt 'RST AZ, l5ofa 81 sa ii,,; Noo'
Rr.ol,i'r samuel Hroaep 20 fiiy Say RAM ~ !,
'f'"Nith. Lafayette av Kro1kivn. r,b ~ "a ="
H,no.p, g. ats r G. 60. ae Com, w
a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28

Oats. The market broke sharply
carly in the day in sympathy with corn
and while prices regained part of the
loss when corn rallied, they failed to
overcome all the decline. The cash de-
mand was slow and decreases of 2,849,-
coo bushels in the visible supply for
the week had little influence on senti-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

NADiS9N A E Az v. as5. ls s,zloo Ian q Nm pa.
per BOND 20 go broadway due y MTG =.
is9M sm,,, Az " % loSS lSs. Jan s- Inv. mo,
~ 4 'o'>e1s eN - S@' hsns -N Bower, 5 r,s
l9a4If1i lr ,os% \ Co. ise BrasaNas yam, Seo
1a,ri. :, 80 + toxiao.ii Jan 2s lrc 4 io'a
>e'' ~ 'arty 70 stephen G. Ni.i,ff r., -
g, al. trustees. due lsr ss 'ass,sN.'e 'as,
81 ialse $50 ooo. atty / Il Aihe.,rs'.
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Bronx

ld2D ST s. 20 e Webster as iocAioo Var R
Slefin az Jay Tee Bee Holding g. lr- ifare.
'oSiia of Inigoi atfY N ! Niiry.s
18th 81. 'id L. l,0lert Aasrsi ss- rnaisno 2
ihlla 'nqicc N' ieV5. c'el s'iy. . y DE Llrs
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Recorded Transactions
Downtown

Gptlt ST :. 1862 u Rvins'on ST. 25AoS. 10:
Max and Jeanette Godstciu Regina Golastcia
e l-0il ST ia all liens. Ian is. atty.
Albert A Neinsicn lS9 Montague 81; Brooklyn s.
IL plON 81. a. 25yS6. go Firth Avenue Corpn
to Jacob Saai Ter. rs Market st mtgc Sl525o
all liens Jan -, atty. Paul Abelsoa 20 Nassau