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The Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above de
scr!bed property Is to be sold, is ono mill.
ION eight hundred and thirty-one thousand
one hundred and hfty-six and twenty
with interest thereon from tho 18th day
of August, 1919. together with the costs
amounting to One hundred eighty seven
dollars, fifteen cents (sls7.15); with In
terest from August goth; 1919, tossther
mate amount Of the taxes assessments
and water rates. or other liens. which are
to be allowed to tho purchaser out of the
purchase money, OF paid by the Referee
forty cents (s12640) and interest
Said premises and property are to be
sold as an entirety and in one lot or parcel
said premises are to be sold subject 10
building restrictions and regulations con
tanned In a resolution or ordinance adopted
July 26th. 1916, by Board of Estimate and
Apportionment of the City Of New York
and amendments thereto, also subject 70
any state Of facts which an accurate sur
vey would show.
Dated. New York, August 81. 1910
PHILIP ]. SINNOTT, Referee
The sale in tho above entitled action Is
hereby adjourned to Tuesday, October 2sth
1919. at the same time and place
Dated, New York, October Tth, 1918.
PHILIP J. sINNoTT. Referes
The sale in the above entitled action IL
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday, No
vember 18th. 1919. at the same time and
place.
The approximate amount Of the taxes
assessments and water rates or other liens
which are to be allowed to tho purchase
out OF the purchase money or paid by the
Referee Is Se1,710.60 and interest, In lieu
OF tho amount stated in the foregoing
Dated. New York, October 2s. 1915.
PHILIP ]. SISNOTT, Referes
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choice. 100 lbs, $3.50; Manchurian. $ll.60;
us; medium. choice Sz15: lady wash Wash,
ington. California, ,7;759s small white,
caiifornia- s7769'; large white: Idaho.
kc,sSs.h T Japanese os OF coTsan
issS; isa msT5ow; 'iSS,iS;So; ki. 2, a
Msss Kidney shoiss yiGT e.. 2 @
4ssO; CaSallerO. Chilean. ,7.SO@L75;
a assran c round ?rfaSsr,s %s9
California. 7S7ss; lima, California
f PGHseofeh ,s7s srSsn M.sonsU
3s.5o9I; Idaho, 1875 q $50; washington
&7.5o@7.7b; California, 17.bo9775; Chill
:nss. g'o black eys cs foS ,s S4P
splits yellow. S7.26@7bO; green, $3.50
Qlo; white. small. Manchurian, S6.76@G;
large. s776@s.
BUrTER-crea merry. higher than .x-
s9hc; nrsts. 90 to 81 score, s4h q sSc. T:
nrsts, IS to 50 score. 81 q6sc.; seconds. 50
to 81 score, 90 QbShc.: lower grades, 52q
$40; Held, higher than extras. ss9ssMc;
extras, 65965h Nc; hrsts 6o464c.; seconds.
tsQ5Se.; unsalted. higher than extras.
zoe. seconds. IS q SIC. state dairy, tubs.
nnsst. esQssc-; good to prime. Gao SIC (;
common TO fair. 620ssc,; renovated. sx-
950he.; seconds, 4s@lShc.; lower grades.
{b447hc-; packing stock, current make,
40, ]. 4sc.; No. 2. 47c. lower grades. a
0+shc
CHEESE-stats. whole milk. fresh, nats.
solored or white. h., sax 932Ac.; aver
age run. u sac; held, mats, specials.
tah o ssc:; average run, ak q acc. lower
grades, 2s9soho; twins, specials. whites,
VI he.i coloIed. 3lh qs2c.; average run,
eelored or white, 500 q ale. lower grades
fSq soc. Wisconsin, whole milk twins.
fresh. 2s& a3l Nc; single daisies fresh,
Gh 9s2he.; held. a29s2hc.: double
ssSe' E0uns Americas. irssn, sac; ehsd.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipts $50 head; mainly
oonsiEned direct to slaushterers No
changed Dressed beer QUIET ep at a IS os Sn
per Id. for native sides; Texas beef. iI0
l4hc.; kinds and ribs, 25@32c,
CALvEs--Receipts. 4lO head: 1856 on
calves Ordinary, So. City dressed veais
d dn i at gsgs4c per h.; country dressed.
sklmmilk calves. 1seisc.; srassers, Ito
c. S.!s' .; j., 5.da L.. g Co.; q Western
% veals, $50. s22; 4 cuffs, 1875, ;ls
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-Receipts, $3.50
steady ste y;, sheep sold a. ss9s5o per 100
ZIG; mn.i brs. :; I'% na;.s sa'i Il
good demand at iooiso: per ID; dressed
dressed hotnouss lambs. ,ioSii p s9ue esT,
cass.
saie.-Newton a Co.: 40 w..t v,r.
:is.7s; a eulls, ~. 81; 2 yeariings. s5,
SO. Kerns Commission Company: 2Os
Ws' St. virginia lambs, IS. ,r5; ios. g,
Shannon ~ sos state "a lamb: IS ,,a ISSn $50
P. Per! 2, aSt So ti.sO; yesrlinss 10.
Pherson 4 Co; lis State lambs. "a. SIS.
s; sender,; ia state lambs. So il4.s5;
: sheep. 100. IS: II cuils' ST. 81. o. ~
HOGs-Recsipts, AIS head; none on
sale. Feeling nGminally steady, Country
roasting pigs, IS q soc.
Live stock Markets In other Cities.
PITTsBURG. Nov. l.-cattie-steady;
supply light. Prime, n425ql6.
sheep-steady; supply light. Prime
,wethsrs, oss;5o91O;. eulis and common
:2Se9aso; lambs S9IA2S Veal calves,
HOss-steady: supply 20 double deck.
Prime heavies. Sl45091476: mediums and
,is0Sel'; pigs. iiaSiaSo; roushs. 100
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-Hog.-Rece,pts,
tiIs ISi hishsr' Bulk. nsssSi!; hssyles.
ISIS Sit.i0; pigs. siasfsss. 1897 lights
cattle--Reoeipts, 1850; market for week {:
t Seef and feeder cattle 25c; to 81 lower
weak: calves weak to soc. lower. '@""'''
sheep--Receipts. 500; market for week:
and breeders steady.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Nov. l.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 2,5oo; higher, Top. SIS: bulk, 1880
q 1880; medium, ,l4.5O&l5; light, ,149
packing sows. smooth sI2.2sais; pscSins
ss9%ss, rough. sii,259l2.26; pigs. sl275S
cattle-R.eeipta 1000: no sales. Choice
butchers. SO ise. lover. '''9 '' lower
sheep--.Receipts. $50; no sales. Lambs,
as0soc. lower; sheep steady.
| CINCINNATI. Nov l-Hogs-Receipt..
5000; steady and unchanged.
Catue-Receipts 250: steady and un-
changed Calves unchanged.
Sheep-Roceipts, 700; steady and un-
changed Lambs steady and unchanged.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. 1.-cattie-Re-
ceipts. l,o76; slow.
csivss-RscsiptA aa6; $3.50 lower; 81
Hogs-ReceiptA 1900; pigs 191.2S
higher; others, TOO hiEher, HEAVY nnIyed
and Workers, 1880; light, do. and pigs,
ul7b; roughs. sl2boGl3; stays, ;sail.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 400 :
| steady, unchanged.
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FORnCLOsuRh sALrH.

Supreme Court County Of New York. III,
IS Trustee, 30. Pialntiff. against The
County cs ci.na. Nc. itSsi Of isis.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
date the goth day OF August, 1919, /, the
undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. At the
street. In the Borough Of Manhattan. city
Of New York, on the 7th day Of October.
Henry Brady, ASStionesr Tn. premi ns .S Ss
property. directed by said judgment to be
sold, and therein described as follows;
Of land. situated in the Borough Of Man.
state Of New York. bounded and described
Beginning at the corner formed by tn.
intersection OF the northeriy side Of Sixty
second Street with the westerly side Of
erly. along the northerly side of Sixty
second Street two hundred and twenty
ave t2isl feet; thence northerly. parallel
with Central Park West one hundred (l00)
feet nve (6) inches to tho centre line Of
s ee or the h
side OF Central Park West. one hundred
sde of Street. shenee eassry
along said southeriy side of Sixty third
Street, two hundred (200) feet to the west
erly side of Central Park West. and thence
southerly along the westerly side OF Cen
trail Park West, two hundred (2oo) feet
ten (1ol inches to the point or place OF
beginning:
Together with the buildings. fixtures
and improvements thereon, constructed or
to be constructed or in process OF con-
struction; and also all costumes, scenery
and stage. equipment, Of every kind and
nature whatsoever. now owned by the
Mortgagor. or hereafter acquired by means
OF the bonds issued hereunder or their
proceeds; and also all permanent additions
which may hereafter be made to the said
property or its .appurtenances: and also
all the estate, right. title. interest prop
erty, possession, claim and demand what
soever, as well In law as in equity. OF
the Mortgagor of. in or to the same and
every part and parcel thereof with the
appurtenances."
Dated. New York. August a., 1919.
PHILIP J. SINNOTT Referee
MURRAY. PRENTICE 4 ROWLAND.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
81 Wall street, New York City.
The following Is a diagram Of tho prem
ises to be Sold It has no street number:
ANrS
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BULL AND BEAR
BATTLE WITH FISTS
Brokers Appear in Tombs
Court After Till.

A fist fight occasioned by a bullish
coup in the American Cotton and Grain
Exchange. 10 Wall street, Saturday.
led to the appearance Of the combatant
parties in Tombs Court yesterday.
David Blair of soc West 15oth street
signed a complaint charging Eugene r.
Clark Of Albany. Ca. bear" with
getting Disguised with the turn Of the
rising market and, as the margins
showed up. with displaying vile temper.
Clark was Joined by several bear CO.
hcrts and for a few minutes there was a
lively tilt on the floor Of the exchange
Owing to the privacy with which stock
transactions are conducted the fight
might have gone on indefinitely. Blair
said some of the BEARS" finding tho
battle going against them. sent out for
a policeman. At the moment the officer
arrived only he and Clark were in each
others arms. biting back and forth.
Magistrate McAdoo warned Clark
against any further demonstrations and
adjourned the hearing until Wednesday.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Applicstion has been made TO the New
York Stock Exchange 70 list Iron Prod
ucts Corporation 100000 preferred stock
and $50 900 shares of common stock.
Edwin II. Woaems has been admitted to
partnership In the Arm of e. d. Levinson
& Co.. in which he will have charge Of the
invest TIM. mt department.
New Jersey Zinc Company reports for
three months ended on September 80 sur
81, sio,sls. against @3,44o,7si in the same
period OF last year
c. l. Hudson a Co. have issued a letter
entitled THE Country Cannot Be Prosper
GUS Unless the Railroads Are Allowed to
Prosper"
Herman Elsas, president and general
manager OF the Continental Paper Bag
Company. has purchased for that company
the Msrlnette and Manominee Paper Com
pany's mills at Marinette, Wis, and Me-
nominee. Mich. The purchase includes
large water powers on the Menomines
River. two paper mills two sulphite mills,
two ground wood mills and other realty
and timber lands.
Harvey d. Gibson, president of the Lib
erty National Bank, and George F, MUIR
name. vice-president of that institution.
have sailed for Bergen. Norway.
Emil e. shauer. assistant treasurer in
charge of the foreign department OF the
Famous Players-I.asky Corporation, an
contract with the Danish American Film
Company. Ltd. OF Copenhagen, for the dis
tribution OF Paramount-Artcraft pictures
throughout central Europe. The contract.
which is said to be the largest foreign or
der ever entered on the books Of motion
picture company, becomes effective on
March |, 1920. and calls for a minimum
yearly income to the Famous Player-Lasky
OF 81, ooo, 600. The contract runs for a year
and contains renewal provisions.
Equitable Trust Company announces
that its offering OF s4500. 900 Green star
Steamship Corporation five year per cent.
marine equipment first mortgage bonds
has been sold.
Judson c. Wall & Sons announce that
the Orient OIL and Gas Company bought
in on Thursday an offset we'll thought TO
be equal to the famous Barlow gusher in
Kentucky, which was reported TO gush
1000 barrels, with a settled daily produc-
tion OF 100 barrels.
r. c. walcott. vice-president OF Bon
bright & Co.. Inc. who resigned from sew
eral boards to Join Mr.. Hoover's stan OF
the United States Food Administration for
war work. has been reelected a director In
the Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation.
Guaranty Trust Company has been APP
pointed transfer agent OF United States
Distributing Corporation stock.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
YORK COUNTY. In tho matter OF ~,
application OF John Nemeth State RANK
for authority 10 change Its name Y
Nemeth state Bank.
Notice IL hereby given that John Nsreh'
state Bank. a domestic corporation, hay
ing its ONCE in the Borough OF ManhsttA$
CITY, County and State Of New York, -,
present to the Supreme Court II the Stt
OF New York. at Special Term PrN
thereof. TO be held In and for the CoaNt
OF New York, at the County Court HduE
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City of Ss:
York, on the 18th day OF November 1919;
at 1915 o'clock In the forenoon OF sal
be heard, a Petition for an order az,
thorizlng said corporation TO change it'
corporate name to Nemeth state ban"
Dated, October l6, 1919.
JOHN SEMETH STATE BANK
BY JOHN NEMETH, President !.
LEWIS & KELSEY, Attorneys for Pen
TONER, once and Post once Addr."
1870 broadway New York City.
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FOREIGNERS SEEK
AMERICAN GOODS
Trade Opportunities Ready
for u. s. Manufacturers in
Many Places.
DANES ASK FOR HOSIERY
India Calls for Motor Cars,
While Let's Want Yankee
Typewriters.

The weekly list Of trade chances gath
cred by the United States Department OF
Commerce is given below. Addresses OF
persons and firms mentioned may be OBJ
tained through THE SUN. Questions re-
garding published items should be on
separate sheets. a sheet to each item,
and the numbered the item should In all
cases be stated.
THE SUN does not furnish credit rat
ings or assume any responsibility as to
the sta nding Of business men or firms
abroad The usual precaution should De
taken in all cases. Those desiring United
States goods and what they want are:
1872. An American firm desires to purchase
from manufacturers for export 10 It's chents
In the Orient agricultural implements, ooln
rubber and leather boots and shoes. hardware
tools. wire and sheets, chemicals and dye
stuns
agency for the sale of whole and graded
crushed rice in lots of from 50 to 1900 tons.
1914. A manufactures In inna desires 10
purchase ON automatic machine ior maKns
superior quality Of fiat coat buttons from
bones and horns. Machines to be operated
By treadle and power. 1t 10 desired to turn
out thirty Gross per day OF eight working
hours.
1915. An agency is desired by man in
Norway for the sale of textiles, dry goods
shoes. clothing, knit goods and leather.
1516. A firm in Switzerland desires to secure
an agency for the sale Of grain, fodder, food
Ut uffs and kindred lines.
1917. A firm in Spain desires to purchase
machinery for mixing. kneading and stamp
ing names on biscuits. Machines should have
continuous delivery by means of groved
cylinders. fed from hopper. Capacity OF
machines should be 400 kilos Of material to be
kneaded or mixed
1918. A merchant In Italy desires to pur-
chase hides. skins. upper leather. shoes. tan
nil naat ari n 10 nj Wnnl and
other supplies. paraffin wax. greases, tailow
oils, fish oils. steario acid. fatty acids. &c.
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Direct Cable to Holland.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany announces the resumption of it's d.
rect service with Holland through resto-
ration OF the special wire between its
London offiice and Amsterdam, which
was requistioned on the outbreak of the
war. This puts the cable service, SO far
as communication with Holland Is con-
oerned. back on n pre-war basis
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PLAN CREDITS TO AID TRADE.
Bankers Association Names Com
mittee to Draft Policy.

mittee to Draft Policy.
Extension of credit to foreign COM
mercial houses Is to become more gen.
eral under a policy adopted by the
American Bankers Association which
has decided to extend credits running
into the largest figures available for up-
building American trade. John McHugh
vlce-president Of the Mechanics and
Metals National Bank and chairman Of
the Committee on Commerce and Marine
of the Bankers Association yesterday
announced the personnel of the commit
tee which will direct the credits policy.
The members are William A. Law,
First National Bank. Philadelphia Fred
l. Kent, vice-president Bankers Trust
Company; Richard s. Halves, vice-presi-
dent First National Bank, St Louis and
Waldo Newcomer, president National
Exchange Bank. Baltimore. The asso-
citation voted at the St Louis conven-
ton to form a thoroughly equipped or
ganization with ample capital.
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New spanish Central Hank.

MADRID, Nov. (delayed) Some of
the leading banks of Spain have COM
pleted the organization OF a new central
bank, which will have Its headquarters
in Madrid. The new bank has a capital
of 200 0oo, 900 pesetas Its object is to
develop business enterprise.
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Garment Association Dinner.

The American Wholesale Garment
Association, composed OF jobbers located
In all parts OF the country. has set
November 20 as the date and the Hotel
Astor as the place for It's annual ban
quet
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Ig{g[:I5G


Passenger and Freight Service.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Orduna .Nov.-Dee. 6
Carmania ....N Nov. II, Dec. u
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CfIERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Msuretsnia. .........N Nov. n. Dec. Is
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George ...........N Nov. 5, Dee.3
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURC and LONDON
Csronia ...............N Nov. 8. Dec. Is
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
HAVRE and LONDON
SAxonia Nov.--Dec. ;
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
Pannonia Nov. ~
NEWYoRK-L' DERRY-GLASGoW
Columbia .................N Nov. s. Dec.
s1-s4 STATE STREET. NEW YORK
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Africa Seek. Steel Products.

1880. A business man IN North Africa de-
sires to secure an agency for the sale of
steel products, such as steel bars round and
haO, galvanized sheet iron, annealed steel
wire, coal. paints and varnishes
1881. The purchase of food products. coffee,
rice, cotton goods and general merchandise
Is desired by a man in Albania.
1882. A hrm in India desires to secure ex-
elusive agencies for the sale of motor cars,
tires and accessories and motor supplies of
all kinds.
1893 An importer in Rumania desires 10
represent firms interested in trade with that
country and requests that catalogues, pros
pactus and samples be forwarded.
1884. A merchant in Italy desires to pur-
chase and ltaer secure an agency for the sale
of staple commodities of every description,
including food products, dry goods hard
1885. A company in England representing
spinning mills In Poland request quotations
on household furniture such as bedsteads,
tables. chairs and sideboards. and also ma
chinery for the manufacture of furniture
for the purpose Of furnishing tho houses Of
the mill operatives.
and secure agencies for the sale Of piece
goods and twist grey colored, and bleached
piece goods such as drill; shirtings, long
counts yarn from 4os up to zoos.
1887. A merchant in Switzerland desires to
purchase all kinds OF porcelain (china for
technical purposes. such as switches, ceiling
roses. counter weights and wall plugs. In
quirer will order any quantity from 5000 up
10 lOO,UO II quanty and prices are suitable.
1888. Food products and kindred lines fresh
and dried fruits and spices are required by
a firm in Norway.
1889. A firm in Germany desires to repre-
sent American firms In the sale of all raw
materials, as we'll as ready made articles.
II also desires TO take charge OF warehous-
ing goods, commission and cash Collection,
$40 A Russian civil engineer desires TO
represent in Latyia Gettland) American
manufacturers of automobiles, typewriters.
elevators engineering supplies, cement, con
crete machines and machine tools.
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Italians Want Lumber.

1919 An agency is desired by a man in Italy
for the sale of lumber especially pitch pine,
1870 A company in Denmark desires to
secure an agenGH for the sale of Maryland,
seed leaf Connecticut, sumatra and Habana
1874. A newspaper printing office in France
desires to purchase labor saving machinery,
particularly rapid rotary presses, fiat bed
machines. cutters and folding mailing. med-
ing. typesetting and autoplate machines.
IS2s An engineer in Italy desires to secure
electrical goods and industrial chemical
products
1879. An agency and also the purchase of
leaf tobacco of all kinds for manufacturing
cigars smoking tobacco and chewing to-
an agency for the sale of steel. railway ma
terial. pig iron. metals. hardware. kitchen
ware. agricultural machinery and construction
1875. A company in Denmark desires TO be
placed in communication with manufacturers
Of soda products. borax and boracic acid.
lead oxide, lithopone: mineral colors. fertil.
izers, metals and rare metals: also pharma-
1926 The English represents tives of a
worsted spinning Arm In Poland desires TO
twisting and spinning machinery for short
and medium woods; also motive power ma
chinery, boilers Lancashire and tubular for
steam raising $40 deerces), engines and
turbines for a 1000 horsepower plant This
machinery is needed for the reconstruction OF
mills in devast ated regions formerly occupied
by the enemy.
1897. A firm in New Zealand desires to pur
chase on consignment and secure the sole
agency for the sale OF general hardware ant
furnishing lines. motor accessories, lumber
especially oak. and any special lines which
indentors would handle.
1923. An American residing in France de
slres 10 secure agencies for the sale in thu
French African colonies OF Portland cement
-four, sugar, hardware and candles.
1879, An agency Is desired by a man II
Denmark for the sale OF hosiery and al
kinda of underwear
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Greece Needs Foodstuns.

1871 A commission agent in Greece desires
to be placed in touch with manufacturers I
view OF representing them in the sale of
chemical products generally, foodsuffs, such
as sugar. flour, rice. corn products, oleo oil,
conserves. canned hsh, and linen drapery.
1912. The purchase Is desired by a manufac,
turing company in Belgium of motors, 3
phase 40 cycles. 200 volts. controllers, start
ers. distribution tables, transmission equip
ment, railroad equipment, narrow gauge 100
centimeters), centrifugal pumps. steel cables.
steel balls for grinding. lime and cements
and office equipment and supplies
1913. A firm in Spain desires to be placed
in touch with manufacturers and exporters OF
metals. timber. chemicals, foodstuffs, wheat.
corn and raw cotton for the purpose of acting
as their representative.
1874. An agency is desired by a man in
Italy for the sale of turpentine essence, rosin,
paratfin wax and smoke lampblack
1916 The representation is desired by a firm
in Sweden for the sale of foods coffee, dried
fruit cocoa, rice. milk, butter and lard.
1916 An American firm is authorized by its
main office in China TO purchase complete
equipment for the refining OF crude camphor
1t desires TO secure all machinery and ap.
,paratus necessary for the equipment Of a com
plete plant.
l547. The purchase of lumber for buIIdinx
material. such as oak. southern pine, hazel
pine and black and polished walnut, also
furniture. Is desired by firm in Belgium
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New England Securities.
Special Despatch to THn Sun.

S' DeSPSfe" 70 Ahh BUN.
BOSTON. Nov. 1.-Sales of New Eng
land manufacturing and other securities
for the week include:
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OARS, Canadian. in bond, asX o soc.; state
skins, specials. 21h022hc.; prime to
choice, $50 2Oc.; fair TO good. lt01Tc.;
lower grades. 7g1Sc.
COTTONsEED OILr-Range of pricesI
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDs,
SALES BY AUCTION.

FORECLOSURE OF a Chattei Mortgage
]. Joseph Fink, Auctioneer. sell this day,
$3.50, certain mortgage of-hakery fixtures
hled June 8. 1919, at 2il9 I'd Ave, Joseph
inc Dadeky 20 GottfrIed Klenk