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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

b0TH ST, POS "; 35th A. 2a0 E-TI,la
gra.t 9 Sna G.9 25GS
sOTH ST, a. E-Lewis c Iedyard 10 Co.
,s4 :. , " N%ssSu ,47 900
tees 10 Title GUAR AT ~ ~ rus US
Bway %, d doo
wAVERLEY PI. ie4- i66-Albsrt + HHa a,VTo
s sIr to LAYERS Nor, Nor, Co and Sarah
Waterbury Conn. half MARI. attS w
Marx, 257 Bway,2 assns $50 ooo "a " t,do
l4TH ST. $40 z, mtg yi2, OOoWAnnHs IN ~
Je% efnk q e Mar Sso irus1s'S to Metz
ct al, admces; attys- Saiter A sieinL -, ~
l40 Nassau st.................... 'odo
Malex Realty Corpn TO TO AheiE XII oO9U
r 65th st, and ano: atty FreaE s1s
80 Nassau st.,.. Srna
IST Ay. 1880 and l66a-Emixrant In 49,
SAY Bank to Title Guar Trust CO. iT6
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LEASES INVOLVE sao. 100000

In its intensive cafh6aisn 70 enlarge
us chain OF retail stores. which now
number AZ throughout the entire coun-
ny the Schultz Cigar Stores Company
mas closed s20.o0o.oo0 worth of leases
IN the last sixty days. These leases
which are all for long terms, cover ATTY
Naiuaole properties In this and other
eIues' which upon the expiration of the
listing leases Will be extensively al
tered and occupied entirely or In mart nv
Schultz retail stores In some cases
tne company leased entire buildings with
the idea OF installing stores and sub
easing the remainder of the premises
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET. ]
BY Joseph z. Day.


sTH Av, 5ss-5So, es, SAIL a ssth AZ %
S64, two story tnts and stores; also
COOPER SO. 80, W .. S26 4th a. 2ax
abt liSSx irres. story loft and store
MACDouGAL ST. 1875. n E cor Sd 1T (lOi-
1867. 2ox5s. and story tnts and
stores; also IN.
7TH AV, .4N-44s. cor sIth st, s7xss
story hotel; also
18th ST, 140 E. SIS, 1854 W Sd av, 20 IOx
l36.?N irreg. story loft and store
NJ Hyman ct al vs. NJ J. Morris 81 al:
A Brothers, atty. partition; adjourned
10 Oct I.
BY Henry Brady
TOOTH ST, 225 f, n :, S75 e 30 av. g5x
zoos. story tint and stores-R /. Har.
rison et al, trustees. VS. Hyman Caman
ct al; Harrison, ] & II. attys: due on
judgment, $3.50 q; taxes sc, $3.50;
SOLO 20 the plaintln. ..,......,.,..$g, 900
last ST, l03-lOs w, >, 100 Lenox
Az looxs9 II. story apt and stores
n Tie & MTG Co Va h NJ watterson
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HANDSOME ESTATE SOLD.

Pease and Gilman have sold for Mrs.
Frances Josephine Pickens and Mrs.
Jessie p. Lyle ono OF the finest estates
In the Westbury section Of Long Island
70 prominent New Yorker, whose
name is not divulged. The property con-
sists OF twenty acres. with large dwell
ling. garage. stable. greenhouses gar
dener's cottage. &C.. ana was held at
$500. 900. The property adjoins the
estates Of E. D. Morgan, Harry Payne
Whitney. Robert Bacon and Mrs. Will
lard D. Straight.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.
WEST END AvBNUE-M. II. Tropsuer
has sold the Ave story and basement
dwelling, 25x66. at the southeast cor
ner of Ninety-third street and West
End avenue, to n client for investment.
The property was held at $4,000.
WEST 156TH STREBT--Mitcheil A, C,
Levey bought from the A. z. Realty
Corporation. NJ ,xweii Barnes, presi-
dent. through Voorhees, q Lapp, the
three five story apartments. 5ox9s.11
each, at b12 to sag West 166th street.
teld at $4,000. This is the fourth
time the property has changed owner
ship since March 1.
MADISON AvENUE-T. A. KayanauRh
OF the Office Of John J. Kavanaugh sold
Tor Theresa NJ. Felbel to q client for
occupancy the four story dwelling on
plot 16xS1 Mt 967 Madison avenue,
near Seventy-flfth street.
EAST N1NETY-sECoND STREET
Pease Gilman sold for w. L.,
Rogers, represented by Douglas l..
Eiiiman, to a client for occupancy, the
three story dwelling at 81 East Ninety
second street, 2ox1o0. held at $50, 900.
LEXINGTON AvENUE-George w.
brettell sold for Caroline Phraner the
brownstone three story house at 1894
Il Vansant for business purposes.
WEST 204TH STREET Frederick
Brown resold through Louis Block to
the Weiss-Lemlein Holding Corporation,
4se West 204th street. near Tenth
avenue. a five story apartment house,
box10o. held at $4,000. The buyers
gave in exchange $50 Manhattan
avenue, three story dwelling, 20x50.
WEST 12sTH STREET - Frederick
Brown resold to the Unique Operating
Corporation. 80 West l2sth street. a
six story apartment, 37.6x1o0, between
Lenox and Fifth avenues. held at
$4,000 William II. Russell and Enrol
Guy were the brokers.
WEST 122D STREET The Merit
Realty Company sold the three story
brownstone dwelling, 1s.sx10011, at
12s West 122d street, to d. Becker
man. -----4--
WEST NINETIETH sTREEr-Capt. N.
Taylor Phillips, U. s. A., sold to Anna
i. and Carrie L. Covell, the four story
dwelling, 21x1oo, at 16 West Ninetieth
street, held at $4,000.
WEST 126TH STRETT-Porter q Co.
sold for Matilda c. Teter to Elizabeth
Fitzgerald the four story brownstone
dwelling at 14s West 126th street.
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TO ALTER DWELLING.

\ net lease for fifteen years involving
soVut $4,000 on the four ssOry house
AZ ~ East Fifty-sixth streSs has been
%Tranged by Charles GrifitA q Eugene
80 co. with the ia East Fifty
SIXTH Street Corporation, wrSoh mas nre-
pared plans for altering the building
.to small apartments. The Title Guar
sntee and Trust Company will aid In
financing the operation.
MI W. Jones has sold to w. Fitzhush
,nIlehouse Of this city the Mcdowell
,srm at Far Hills, n, j., which has been
~ the possession OF the Mcdowell family
or many generations. The property
eoIers 1870 acres and includes a fne
I,u farmhouse and farm outbulldinEs
w. ~ aaloins the Welsh farm. which Mr..
WI mnltehouse bought some years ago. ana
nee ,,. near the Leonard Jacob and Richard
"n'tney estates. The surrounding coun-
~ IS used as hunting ground by the
Essex Fox Hounds
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THE OSBORNE LEASED.

william Pierre Jockin leased for the
,ay'or estate the Osborne, eleven and
we've story duplex apartment house Al
me northwest corner Of Seventh avenue
SHu Fltty-seventh street. diagonally op-
poslte Carnegie Hall. II Is assessed by
me city at i,27O.o0o. Tho lease is for
Wenty-one years with renewals. ana
,w,.ue the identity Of the new control.
. .uls interests is not revealed the struc-
, ,upe IS TO modernised. The house has a
uontage OF 1908 feet on the avenue
oo ~ 20 rect on F1fty-seventh street and
."Ihs suites or eight. ten and four
tsen rooms. There Is to be a station q,
n 5ne broadway subway. which runs TO
queens. az this noint
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FILE PLANS FOR 9Th Av. FLAT.

.n ans were nled yesterday, for the
WE'VE story apartment house which D.
70 De erected by the Hudson Investing
Company Inc. at the northeast corner
Firth avenue and Seventy-second
sueet on the property purchased from
-. me heirs Of the late James stlllman.
me construction work IL TO be done by
ule frederick IT. French Company, which
estlmates the cost at 81 600 900
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NEW COMPANY FORMED.

There has been formed at Albany the
Az SV' Park Avenue Company. having for
ii. II. and w. A Pease and
Alier. to take title TO the two DWELL
,nss at eo4 and e0e Park avenue. owned
oy Henry II. Pease. Eventually the
present dwelling will be removed and
ne site. which has a frontage OF twenty
wen feet viii b rsInp.- ~ vish a
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A $500 PAYMENT secures small VILLAGE
farm balance like rent; apple trees in f,i,F.
bearing fve room model farm house, IN
course or construction; village water; efsc-
uic light: short walk station Adde'S
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE. 40 West ssna
Street. 1850 Madison Square.
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RICHMOND TRANSACTIONS.

Moffatt a Schwab. in conjunction with
Ernst Cossmann of Stapleton. have sold
the cottage at st. Julian place, Tomp-
kinsviile. to Max Finkelstein OF New
Brighton. S. I.
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LIS PENpENs
Manhattan.

ARDEN ST, a--Abfaham Davis ~ Al -,
Uiriks Realty Corp ct al Tame nded fore
clos q mtg)i atty, J II ziessr
iosTH 81, 10! E-Josoph r Milagzo et
.sReo atty. , ! Bsrmip 80 80 4. !,
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Dow tanxu
tsouth of Fourteenth street.)

tsouth of Fourteenth street)
BROAD ST. 80. 5. 1888 n Beaver at,
67.2x22.7x irreg; Beaver st. 81. es. esx
Rlty Corpn TO l. Napoleon Levy, Is w
1sd ST, due and Int as bond: atty, Title
cH 9sSs 81 r. ~ s ss.ioc M SS 90.
2-Laura u Walker to Dry Dock saw
Institn. sl Bowery, due and int as per
bond; atty. NJ Tichenor. SIS Park
WALL ST. W cor Pearl at. runs Toi
6o.sE - to q Beaver st x 6l.6 TO
lean Cotton a CIR Bxch to Samuel wacht.
100 Riverside Drive, due June Q, 1924
$50 pr mtg - atty.. stoddard q
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REsIpENTIAL LEASES.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased for Mrs. Edmund A. Hurry 10
William ". Post her, four story dwelling
at iss ~ ThirY-nfth. street
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ct al; II n Bellinger atty; due on judy
ment, $ll4,s60.6S; taxes. sc, $50; withR
drawn.
BY J. IL. Mayors. SIS
RININGToN ST. sos, s.. a5I I4wisf9t
R7llKi00, sty tint and strs: action, 81
Francis Asbury Palmer Fund w chs
Casazza ct al. Richard Kelly. atty; dhs
on judgment. y?9l95S7. taxes. sc, 3fSb
adjourned to June IS VI
RININGToN ST. al2, n $. SO e Lewis 'lsfS
eTiiNl00N2Tl0Xl0 sty tut and stoss
action Same vs. same same atty: aas
on Judgment, S2s,sOj27; taxes. Ssis 0e-
Journed Ia June rs IA
lat s20s THIRD ANENUEl q;
BY Joseph r. Day. II
10th ST, II W cor Townsend av, iO0fx
:S2i, vacSut--Realty Operating Co va
Adroit Bldg Co ct al T Z purland. sttys
due on Judgment. t2s,s0S,.T, taxes, -
s1S' s,.: ssia % we s4slssa sis:,ts
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Kingsland. to Mary Kingslahd, ieEate,
of VIM NJ Kingsland; attys, Foster a T.

Kingsiand. TO Mary ] Kingslahd. iegatee
OF VIM NJ Kingsland; attys. Foster a T,
ssTH ST. "a iw-Mary Felidschie;f and a no.
exrs Hy Feldscher, TO Henry Pope. ll2
9th av; atty, Title Guar & T a.. l16
BWay ...............,." .......sN IS. 900
Bronx.
Borough OF Tho Bronx
BERGEN AV. W cor Rose. 5oxs7-Pau-
line Gumhiner TO lgnstz Meixler, lio5
Madison av; atty, l Weiuer. las?
cREsGEHT 'Avv. 5sj5-Soi.Esiberit Brady Brady
to VIM Austin. 81 Fletcher av, Mt Yer
non, Y; atty, L s Marx. lls Nassau
RIVER Av, s, as n lSoth st. 2Sx9S-
Evergreen pl. East Orange, j; atty,
MiNFoRD PL, W s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Duane s Everson to Geo Z Sealy, 2SS6
University av; atty, G Z sealy. 80 Cort-
PROSPECT AV Q cor l76th st, ls0X90--
Bankers Trust Co, trus. 10 Bankers Trust
Co, trus, atty, Title n Mtg Co. 1875
cAMBREILENG Az, 2i24: also Hesth av,
205O-Robt w Maloney, trus, to Graham
l. Van Daun. S57 w ltlst st; atty.
Graham l. Van Daun, 357 w l4lst st,
two asslgnmts' ,,.. :.,...'''...' u
AV, n s, 100 Clinton Az. 4S6x
1+5-Alice e Paulsen to Jacob y Paul
sen, 1870 Chester ST. Mt Vernon, y. Y.
and ano: atty. Mathewson, IS Liberty
81 .........,,.....' ''.'.'''' FL
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WEsTCHEsTKR REAL ESTATE.

TIME WAS NEVER MORE OPPoRTUNE
than now to select your home site and
build your own home. Let me show you
how you can own your own hone In at
tractive surroundings, with all city i'm
provements. at Larchmont. within a few
minutes walk OF the station and forty
minutes OF New York
SYLVESTER FROHOCR,
] Madison Av,, y. Y. City. Tel. 2577-Grrmercy
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large American basement structure. The
property 10 between sixty-fourth and
Sixty fifth streets.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
HESS Business PropertE
HOUSES ron THE SUMNER,

bo~"-0~-~7~0~@>~-~~-N~-~>--
COTTAGE in Lake Placid nvs bed,
rooms all modern improvements: ptics
$500 FOR season Apply Box SS2. Lake PA
cid n. y.
FOR RENT--ln the Adiroudsrks Pierce
Camp Mountain View Franklin Couifty
New York. q, l., PIERCE, 1922 Univer-
sity ave, Bronx. New York 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SUBURBAN HOME

Two family Cottage, South Yonks,s
beautiful little home for Investment q,
$1,000 mortgage $4,000, at &C.; rent Of
half VIII carry It j. ROMANO BROWN
co. AaS South Rrnadwar YnnL W w y
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FOR SALE OR RENT. FCRNIsHB6
Beauufui summer residence in ThoussSd
isIahus Hardwood floors throughout four,
island n acres; tennis, fishing swimming.
boating. golf links vicinity MRS DAVis'
Boat mail.
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Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street1
iisTH ST; ieb E; ., 25nlooll,-c Geissier
ano, as trustees, June I; sttys. Prince
,,Sr Nathan. - Cedar st:S,.,.;ic;.;;c,,;;.sl
AZ liens. June ls; atty. = APPEL. 9!
MoU PSry NORRIS PARK WEST, 'ii;''wiv !"
26.li n 12ist st. 25xTS-w Robinson to
Marie II. his wife. ON the premises, one
half part, all liens. June II; atty. Meyer
lasp sT. n 5. iSSi L:nox av, iiss1
loo.ll-N Suburban Cooperative
Bldg & Loan Assn to Hy A Jaffin, 81
w llsth st. all liens; atty RObt II Bell:
had ST, 5. isi.iI W 7th av, iS.7siSS
Same to same. b and $. all liens. June
i.sD ST. s. isIss Tin sy, l j5.77ioOO
same TO same and s. all liens. June
is.p sly sT name lSsi Tin sv i5i.icd
Same to same, and s. all liens, June
i',D sT' n ! ,ss,s ~; v IN c Az IiSc.iii,sSs
ia W Tooth st. b and ., ali liens.
June is; atty, L T a r Co. $50 Broad:
i,sp ST. rs. ist.s W Tin sy. it.,sx.iSowoO
same to same. and 9. all liens, June
,,sD 81. soa to sis W. =. ioc.7 siIS
June is; atty. N johnson. Iii Broad.
i,sp ST. 40 q. IS. sitxioc.ii.s Ernst
20 Emilia Ludwig. 81 e eth ct. mtg
$4,000. all liens, June IL; atty. Title
Guar 4 Co. lis Bway. 400
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 500. . .. SIS n i27th
" iTt< TO bes--Maiex Realty corpn 70
College Holding Co. lis w 10th ct, b
and Z. all liens; ettys Morrison q s. $40
SAME PRoPERTY-coliees Hoidin. CO c't 10
shsnk r a 2 Co. ia w l2oth st. mtg
taiseoo. all liens: attys: same. sloo
Rachel. wife Harry Stern. TO Mary
Reilly 2oss Madison av. all liens. Juno
Isl atty, Thos y Kane. So Park Row. 81
ltist ct, isxsS. io-faulire Heller to
Aatley Darwin. ils East Bway. mtg si2,-
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Your Present ,r...
High Cost of Living
Can Be Reduced g..

If you will cooperate with us in, our COL
lective Ownership Plan, which insures you,
against Rental Increases. '.,'f.
Evening star., 1919-01-23
Shorts Hurry to Cover.
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, January 23. Heavy
liquidation by holders forced sharp
breaks today in the corn market. The
fact that there had been drop of 20
cents bushel in the last two weeks
led to some buying, but the demand
lacked volume. Bearish sentiment
was based largely on statements cur
rent that corn prices had to be con-
sidered in relation to world industrial
and economic conditions Opening
figures, which varied from the same
as yesterdays finish to rs lower.
with February 1.27& to 1928 and May
.I22ss to- 1913, were followed by a
temporary general, upturn. but then
by a swift descent all around much
lower than before.
Oats traders took their cue from
corn The market. after opening u
off to "a up, with May 81 to SAX,
scored a moderate advance and then
reacted.
Provisions were governed by the
same reasons as corn. Besides. the
.,,,nIu IF baos hare was excessive
Evening star., 1919-01-23
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington ,Gss 5s, $1,000 at 9s:
Potomac Electric cons. S. 81 600 at 931s
After call:
Capital Traction, at s51s,. at ssh.
Bid. and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1919-01-23
BISMARCK PLANNED DIRE
FUTURE FOR FRANCE
Document Discloses That He In
tended Another War Be
fore His Death.

PARIS. January 81 (Havas).-
Prince Bismarck contemplated Sec
ond war by Germany against the
French which would result in the
virtual destruction of France, accord
ing to a document published in the
Petit Parisien today.
The document purports to be a note
made by an ex-counselor of the then
King of Hanover. summing up a con-
versation with Bismarck. and Is stated
TO have been found recently among
the papers of a French literary man.
II am positive that If live long
enough j am destined to destroy
France" Bismarck is quoted as say
ing, for i'm another war, will take
from her her colonies and her fleet,
not to mention billions, and will dis
member her a second time. For this
purpose 1 am going to prepare the
German people to become more power
full"
Evening star., 1919-01-23
PRESIDENT RECEIVES GIFT.
FROM PARIS STUDENTS

y
PARIS, January. 22 tby the Asso-
ciated Press).-President Wilson to-
night received a deputation of the
students Of the sorbenne, or the de-
partments of arts and sciefce of the
University of Paris, They presented
him with souvenir consisting of an
album bound in old parchment and
containing excellent photographs of
the Rheims Cathedral before the war
In reply to an address which was
read by young woman student, Mr..
Wilson said he was particularly
touched by the gift as a mark of es-
TEEN from the students, which. he.
said, he accepted "as a professor"
He remarked that he would tell
Observation-Disclosures of the nobility Of
the sentiments Of their French COM
rades."
Evening star., 1919-01-23
POWDER STOCKS.
LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. January s2S.-Money. per
cent. Discount ptes- Short and
thrss-month hillA S17s32 per cent.
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AOOAH M0NN AHtkEI.
2e2ort ct meat trade conditions
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DAIRY AND PRODUCE.

DAIRY AND FHODCCE.
CHICAGO. January 23.-Butter-
Lower; creamery, 49a53. EggS-Low-
er; receipts, 3,171 cases: firsts. 81; or
binary firsts. 55a56: at mark, cases in
cfuded, 55a5612. Potatoes-Higher;
receipts. 80 cars; Wisconsin. Michiga n
and Minnesota, bulk. 1.70a1.S0; do,
sacks. 1.Soa1.S5. Poultry-Alive. higher;
fowls. Z: springs, 20 -
NEW YORK. January 23.-Butter-
Weak; receipts. 12.46S tubs. Creamery,
higher than extras. 55 " ass; extra
(92 score). 55; first. 81 1.a54; packing
stock. current make. No, 2, 40ka41.
Eggs-Weak; receipts. 1882 cases.
Fresh gathered. extras. 61a62; fresh
gathered regular packed extra ffrsts,
60aS01a; do. firsts. 5Sa59; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby white. ordinary
to prime. 64a69: do. brown. 65aS6; do.
gathered brown and mixed colors,
59a62.
Cheese Steady: receipts, 1897
boxes. State. whole milk fats. cur
rent make specials. SO; do. average
run, 35.
Poultry-Live, weak: chickens. 25a
81: old roosters. aea2l. Dressed dull
and unchanged
Evening star., 1919-01-23
Mr. Kings Bank Career.

William King. who retired from the
presIdency of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank of George
town at the close of business yester-
day. has served six consecutive terms
as president of that institution. and
has been associated with the bank as
director and its president for about
tNenty Years He is a veteran citizen
Evening star., 1919-01-23
STOCKS SHOW STRENGTH
ACTIVITY AMONG RAILS

NEW YORK. January 23.-Gains ex-
tending from fractions to point at
tended the opening of the stock mar
ket today, but the undertone soon be-
came uncertain on the further selling
of oils, Mexican Petroleum losing al
most three points and Texas Com
pany "
SteeIs, equipments coppers ana rails
were among the various issues to re-
cord initial advances. but these were
mostly Cancelled before the end of the
first half hour, shipping also showing
further heaviness.
Marked Strength in Industrials.
Prime movements became more con-
fusing with the progress of the ses-
sion.
Mexican Petroleum made full recov-
ery and marked strength was shown
by some of the equipments, including
Bethlehem Steel. but United States
Steel reacted a point and Brooklyn
Transit repeated It's recent low rec
ord of 20A on rumors of possible
stock assessment in connection with
the receivership.
Firm to strong speciaities included
Hide and Leather preferred and sew
eraf of the less active food issues.
At noon an active demand set in for
rails. ST. Pauis and other grangers.
as well as Pacifics, scoring gains of
] to points.
Shorts Hurry to Cover.
Shorts hurried to cover on urgent
demand for rails in which st. Paul
preferred rose points and Texas Pa
cific u.
Oils also rallied vigorously, Mexican
Petroleum advancing almost points
from the low and shippings and
United States Steel rebounded to 4 ,
Evening star., 1919-01-23
LONDON BANK STATEMENT.

statement of the Bank of England
shows the following changes: Total
reserve, Increased f421.000: circula-
ton. decreased f677,000; bullion, de-
creased f256.614: other securities. in
creased $4,000; public deposits, de-
creased 1851. 900; other deposits, In
creased f1.776, 200: notes reserve, in
creased -f356.000: government securi-
ties, increased f267. 200. The proper
ton Of the banks reserve to liability
this week is 1882 per cent; last week
cent
Evening star., 1919-01-23
NEW YORK STOCk EXCHANGE.
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| Anne Naltins.
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| IAmsr-SugM. 70.
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| Amer Tobacco.
| Amer Woolen
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| Am Writg Pa pr.
! Am Zinc & Lead.
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| Assets Realiz'n..
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Bethlehem Steel.
| Beth Stl Class B
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| Brooklyn RapTH
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| Butte Cop & z.
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Chi Mil & stP.
| Chi N & StP pr.
! CHI & Northwn..
| Chi r I& Pac.
| cRI&Pac s%pr..
| CHRI&Pac 7sspr ,
! Chile Copper.
| Chino Copper
Gle Gin G & StL.
| Col Fuel d iron.
tcol & Southern.
Columbia Cas-.
Continental Can.
Corn.P Products. :.
Corn Prod pr -
crucible Steel.
Cuban Cane Sug.
Cuban Cane 8 pr
Deere & Co. .... :,
Den & Rio Gr..-
Den q ho GIp.N
Distiilers' sscu.
Dome Mining
Elk Horn Coal
Erie Railroad...
Erie 1st pr.......
Erie ID pr.......
Fed NJ & SIN pr.
CASTOR w & W..
Gen nGgars.
Gensral Motors. !
Cen Motors pr.
| Goodrich {B F)..
CRANKY Con NJ.
Great Nor pr....
| Great Nor Ore.
GreeneC C,ananea.
Gull States Sh.
Illinois Central.
Inspiration
| nrerborough....
| Ihtsrborouehpr.
! int Mer Marine.
| mt Mer Ma pr.
Int Nickel. ...:..
INT Paper.
Evening star., 1919-01-23

;. It pays to read the want Columns of
The Star. Hundreds Of situations are
dlled through them.
Evening star., 1919-01-23
Elected Bank Cashier.
sales on the Local Exchange.

On the Washington Stock Exchange
today $1,000 Washington Gas So sold
1t 50 and $1,000 Potomac Electric
consolidated SIS vat 93Is. After call
two dve-share lots of Capital Trac-
ton sold at IS y
Evening star., 1919-01-23

NEW YORK, January 23-Lard
easy: middle west. 23.65a23.75. Other
articles unchanged.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd. January % u
p.m. quotations) ).--Wheat-Spot No. 2
red winter, garlicky, 2.33x; spot No 2
red winter, 2.35Z: receipts. 69.762 BUSH
els.
white. 7sh asked: No. 5 white, IS asked
receipts, 24,1ss bushels.
= Rye-Dull: receips, 6134 bushels.
Hay-Firm; No. l timothy, No.
clover mixed, both unchanged.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. January 90 Omitted
states bureau Of markets).-Hogs-
Receipts, $4,000 head; market weak
to Sc lower than yesterdays aver
age; bulk of sales, 17.25a17.75:
butchers, 17.55a17.s0; light. 16.75a
17.55: packing, 16,50a1T-25; throwouts.
1s.eoa1s, 50; pigs good to choice,
12.b0aa15 800
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head; choice
steers steady; others and butchers
stock slow to lower; calves. 25 to soc
lower; feeders steady: beef cattle,
good, choice and prime, 16.40a20.OO; !;
common and medium. s.75a16.40;
butcher stock. cows and heifers, 7.25a
1850; Gamers and cutters. 6.75a7.25:
stockers and feeders, good, choice
and fancy, 10.75a14.25; inferior,
common and medium, 8.00a10.75; veal
calves. good and choice, 14.75a15.25.
sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head; mar
ket opening strong to 15c higher:
lambs, choice ana prime, Is.25aI6.40;
medium and good. 15.00a16.25; oulIs,
1l.50a13.75; ewes, choice and prime.
10.50af1. IS; medium and good. 9.25a
1852. culls, 45.00a7.75.
= LOCAL MEAT MARKET
Re2ort Of meat trade conditions