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New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

'oTH 1Tio ST $. le3 Q I'm av. mtg $4,000: L $
Az dn'e Guaran'Sc Co Of Bklyn to Jas II Muilarky
~ Cara ctm av, bklyn trustee; atty. S r G Co.
'iSI 81. 40 ": Gross & Herbener inc to Nagrom
Eeaity co 30 Il 42d st; atty Title Guar 4 r
SEAMAN AN. s s, $50 Emerson ST: Jansen nv
n S. 26S Terrace View av: Prescott ay n a =
i:ncrsoh ST: also Jansen av. n s. 594 " Terrace
Niew av; DC; decd Of Mary G Waters TO Aiex NJ
WcIch 10 r. 7lst ST. in trust for life OF party lst
part tfecorded in Kings County June o3 l9i6l
7;i; mTyS. BloccAcr e Tuckcrman. 40 Wall stSi
o. IN ~, 2'5 e., mtg now $l2 900; Index Remken
10 Margarctha Remkcn. l24 L, 62d st; atty Rob
The Bronx
NALENTINE A. Av 2463; John Bacso to Norman Real
SANE PRopERTy Norn;.. ;,o,, sloo
Hpel a,9s King l4S 1o5th ST. and ano same
FOREST Av. 1lo9 to llos; Geo B Bernhem. trs' rus
TO Geo B Bernheim. lis w seth ST. and ano
y attys kurzman a. f. % Broad st; assts 81
EnANT n a. ~, S?l: lgnatius Mueller to Guar NItp
20 zoo B'way: atty. Guar Mtg Co. ,Ooo
villa Az, 5, l32.G II 20ith st. 25xl3O Nictho
dlst Episcopal Church Home In City of Y to
Ss,,naranteed Mtg Co, 200 B'way; atty Guaranteed
[m,.E 70. wv BWay Observation-Disclosures. S6 OoO
l56lli ST. 6Sl f: Helen Katz and ano cYrs to
SS,,uaranteed Meg Co. 200 D'way; atty, Guaranteed
,GUhhor' ' ~ ID way $50 900
hVhEST Az. s. 1855 IG5th st. 20xes (: Ads
> Bentley to Wills Bentley SO S oh nv
- Vernon. n Y atty. w A Bentley 53 s St,i
aV' MI vernon, Observation-Disclosures. ST
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

Sd ST Is "; s7x75 all. lessee to alter at cost of
trustee to Browns BnYet Lunch; Al PARK row
X. - Wall ST. taxes etc. 81 500 s. 100
STANTON ST. 20. store Niles Realty Co to Geo
Andrews. 50 Delaney ST. yrs from July l.
lsI9: att. Waiter f Wcch, 1-o Baay... 81 $50
CANAL. ST. 100. all. loo Canal Street. Inc to
David Grccnhl: loe Canal st. yrs, from May
l. 1919: atty II NJ Grtcnbaum. 8. Broadway
CANAL ST. 1o.: also Forsyth st. 90 all: Geo /,
Raab. trustee. to same; y.s from May l. 1919:
SD AV. 423. & bldg e. yard. Theresa Me
Gi!lc" to reter Mantle. 425 Sd az. yrs. from
PARK Az. NV { Goth st. list so duplex ait on
lst II tllcn T. Kcudaii 10 VIM NJ Sullivan
go Park az. yrs from Jan |; ) yrs ren atty
2JTiI ST 1926 w all; blanche Adler. g,In, et
al, to David Jos ilarfcnsh. l2G W 18th st.
yrs from Aug l. l9lS 2tt. N T. EyuIs. 54G
9Th Observation-Disclosures. So 900 & s. 500
30 AN. 20Gi t. all Edw + Blcnhau,r TO
Giuseppe Arena, 20Gi ID av; 10 yis. from April l.
1919; uttys. Curto 6 d! Micci. al E lOsth st,
Sc 900
18TH ST. 54 W. restaurant & in b; Fredx
iiaims TO Emando Lunch Corpn. "a w 18th st.
from Jan .. 1919. 80 Oct so 1875 sub to chattsi
mtge. $1,000: atty. Samuel Kahan. 81 Park row
ono
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;. = " Il No. 2. 43c; lower eraas. s

Chcese-Rcccipts to-day. Gao ho.
State, whole milk, fresh flats. snoo;N, oOAss'
coiored or white. h., 37lzc; rns.s.s' avers
run, 30 z IN Sic; lower grades. 3ss,,easse se
twins, specials 37'2c: averagc ocS'soc'
33 u & SIC; lower grades. 33G3sc. lan'
held. 37'sa 3sc; twins. held. 37is n, ',sss sss
Wisconsin, whole milk. twins hSs,
81 = a 3Sc; single Daisies held ,o' sor'
5Si2c; fresh. S7i2 a 3Sc; Young Aral ~sal
icas. held, 39M i0c; fresh. 3sis E,'sel-
state, skins. specials. 2s'o.29c: nr,,s,., .vs.
to choice, 26Co 27 l2c; fair to good oa@' nv
25c; lower grades. t2a lsc. -''s'
Eggs--Receipts to-day, 2.020 cs,..
Fresh gathered extras, dozen So
extra frsts. 64M65c; firsts. 62ls r, SSs So
seconds, 60(a 62c; dirties, Nc. sss ss;
SIC; No. and poorer, $50 55c; cbscts. 80
good to choice. dry. 49a soc; unSss'
grades. 43n isc; refrigerator. 49eSsa'
state, Pennsylvania and nearby w.
ern hennery whites. fine to fancy. rqSs
s4c; ordinary to prime. 676d 72c: vs,k
cred whites, ordinary to fine. 6767ss'
pullet whites, 64@ &c: Pacific coss,
whites, extras, 73c: lower grades. ssS
72c; pullets. 64n &c; Western sr1
Southern, gathered whites. Gao 7n>
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hes
merry browns, 67M zoe; gathered brown.
and mixed colors, $50 66c
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Police Orders
Pensioned

PensiOned
2:ol a. m. Jan. 12--Yatroman John
Stewart. 49th, application, S825; ap-
pointed March 4. 1891.
Transfers and Assignments
8 a m. Jan. 12-Patrolmen William p.
Ashe. 32d to 14th; William Lutz. 92d to
109th; Frank A. Flaglcr and Simon Blame
35th to Bridge.
Temporary Assignments
Patrolmcn Philip Bernstein, 93d to 9Th l.
d., raided premises, 80 days. 4 p. m. jan
II Everett kellum, 12Oth to 4th |. D.. raid
|; George F. Mahoney, l20th to Boiler Squad
l6 days, a. m. Jan. 16; George McConville
Traffic to nth; day tour. l6 days, a. m.
to Labor Bureau. 16 DAYS. a. M Jan 16.
From precincts indicated to 4th, raided
premises, l6 days. q. m. Jan. 16--Harry
Seibel. 2Sth; Philip A. Archard, 9th !;
Daniel O'Connor 3Sth
From precincts indicated to 9Th. front Of
alleged disortlerly hotel. 10 days. a. M Jan.
16-Frank Shoemaker, 36th Frederick Wott-
rich. 36th; Michael McCuirk. 3Sth; John S.
Obcrhous, 3Sth Peter j. Reilly. 3Sth Maur-
ice slattery: AID; John J. Garrigan. 42d
Thomas Madigan 4Sd.
From precincts indicated to 9Th. raided
premises, 16 days, a. m. Jan. William
Cronin, 46th.
From precincts indicated to clerical duty.
Division Supplies. 16 days. a. M. Jan. 16E
I-uWdTu a. MOllOy 4btlt Matthew j. Nc
Cam. 9th William A. Brazer, SD
From precincts to department garage. s
n. m. Jan. 3 to a. m. Jan. 16-Fredinand
c. Flick, 45th Charles A. Witscher. 18th.
Leaves of Absence Without Pay
Patrolmen Thomas j. Moore. 73d day, 4
p. m. Jan. II; Harry Moniz, SD, 1 day
IL .0l a. m. Jan. 13.
Full Pay While Sick
Pn.rolman Michael J. Higgins. Traffic
Motorcycle Squad /, 9:20 p. m. Jan. 4, dur
ing disability.
Lieutenant James Dawson. 10th, GO days
u. m. Jan. l..
Advancements-To 81 $50 Grade
N. D. war rol-Thomas D. Lyons. JAN
20; Jeremiah S. Drew, Jan. 22 John S.
Clair Jan. 20.
To $3.50 Grade-January 27
Walter Delahunty, 9Th; G. A. Heidi 18th ;
P. J. McNuty. 22d; George Kinkel, 18th b.
T. 4 Mo1rehouse n:; ss+s 18th; e. G Forster. 18th
O'Brien. 3sth J. G. P. Motley, 42d; +. ].
McManus. i2d J. L. Sullivan. 4sd; Joseph
o'Rourke. SID: Nathan Blumberg. ssd +. F.
+. Rehll, l03d; Harry Scinsoth, 120th w.
G. l.. Haake, Sd Dist. G. j. Noel. 10th Dist. !:
=. ]. Doylan. D. D. Grim. Ident.; Albert
NfSp'fl p war m u roIILG NJ Gy' 81 basei Moj coro
j. j. Gordon. j. A. Holland, B. Fl. Lisk. II
A. Martin, Nj. j.. Moore. r. Raphael, j. A.
Schulz. Y. J. Haley. William West, J. A..
Cronn. K. l.. korbel. w. f. Mnley. II. H.
Monsees, Gustave Oetfner. J. l.. Saycr. j. p.
Morlang. Eugenio Turro, v. j. Wodrazka. r.
j. Mahedy. j. p. Lutkns. Michael Kelly. j.
l.. Kearney. c. E. Carlson. w. G. H. Moder,
r. X: Herman. c. l.. j. Chomas. B. j.
Wohlfarth.
Deaths
Lieutenant James E. Muiligan, Trutfic c..
mt II us n m. Jan. 70, at residence $3.50
West 10Th st. Funeral at 10 "a. M Jan. is.
Patrolman Charles +. Rocsch. 23d at 3
A. m. Jan. l. at Fordham Hospital, from in
tiuenza. Funeral from residence. 1854 Morris
av Bronx, 10 "A. m Jan A.
Retired PatroIman Henry j. Pease. for
mcrly of ll1th ut 245 A. m. Jan. il. at
residence. Rosevllc Newark from heart dis
case Funeral Jan. IA.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

41H ST. l6l w: Fannio ManNhcime- to Rose S
Roberts. Ilo.el Ansonia Broadway and 73d st:
atty. Jos { Levi, 10 Nassau st; Aug Is. 1902
77TH ST. S25 Z: Clara Bercanc. 1916 Fulton nv.
Bronx, to VIM Barcr. 20l Centre av New
Rochelle, y T. atty. Young. scacord & Richie :
duly .. 1917. .....,.............. 81 500
SANE property; Eva Watchsein. 9.9 L lG5th ST.
Bronx. 10 Lena Alfred w Levi 60 w la9th
81 atty. Albert Znlmcrn!-nn 2OG Broalway;
Nay 25 1915 .....,.......... 500
MADISON AN. 2o23, Wm MCGOWAN to Edv G.
Osborn. Of brooklyn atty, Nantrowitd g. +. $50
broadway: Dec 20. 1907 ................. sl0 500
9TH ST. $. 205.3 I'd 25x97; Albert
Stcvant, OF Brooklyn. to Max Yankauer. indvidl.
& Max Yankauer. ct al! will David Yank.
~, 1877 :
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Professionals Are Active
I'm Manhattan Sections

James II. Cru.kshank and Charles
Wynne. have sold to Jennie Adler, 1877
West 122d Street, a four story dwell
ing, on plot 16.3x1OO. Harry Sugar
man was the broker.
The three three story and basement
dwelling, at 229 to 233 West 129th
Street, between Seventh and Eighth
Avenues, have been sold by the Law
yers' Mortgage Company to q client Of
Ernest 7. Bower. The buildings oc-
cupy combined plot, 5ox99.11.
Nathan Maislcy has bought for in
vestment from Mary Wallace, 2023
Second Avenue, southwest corner of
1o8th Street, a tive-story fiat, on lot
25.1ox75.
Elena Ricciulli has sold the four
story tenement at 447 East 121st Street,
on lot 25x1OO.11.
Physician Pools His Investments
DR.. Philip Bereano is the purchaser
of the Gertrude apartment house, al
the northeast corner of Audubon
Avenue and l74th Street, the sale of
which by Charles Wynne was reported
recently. In part payment Mr.. Wynne
took 225 East Seventy seventh Street.
q five house, on lot 25x10O, and
70 West Ninety-ffth Street, five
family apartment, on lot 20x1O0. re-
Gently reported sold. The exchange
was arranged by Alexander Selkin and
Joseph II. Schwartz, the deal amount
ing to about S15O,OOO
Reports from Brooklyn
Frank II. Malone sold the northeast
corner Of Colonial Road and Eighty
sixth Street, Bay Ridge, for Stuart NJ.
Na!dcnpurg, IL an investor.
"A. Peace & Son, have sold the three
story and basement dwelling at 244
Garfield Place. for N. E. Flandreau, to
client for occupancy.
r. L. Schlesing sold for Charles
Zimmer The twofamily brick house at
100 Woodbine Street. to George Braun:
also TOR Fred Sandman, the four
family brick house at 213 Bdison Place,
Glendale, who took in exchange plot
4OXlOO at Jamaica, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

is6 Cessna Rose lanes ano sI TO- SS11st % Dec l.
at White Plains y ct al. due June Ini7y
>rsb,s6S 2 G. city Sol Whltoek, 50 nway 81. 900
Jan Jan 10 caiopc G Calogerd to Ernest II Eiert
Cos w l46h st texr) / yr int MS mar u.s nn,as .
prior mtg $4,000; atty Jno Bollcs l54
-''"u 81 '''''''' ..,.......... 81 900
East Side
9TH ST. 723 +, 2oxo2.s: 9th ST. 727 e. 2o.os ? T..
Pee y Libbie Gruber 10 Mildred Stone l9o
MI Pleasant st. New Bedford Mass; atty, VII
AlSf sr. $, sol I'd ay, l6S0S.9: Jan o; Daniel
Harrison to Mary $. wife OF Uy II Bennett so5
Euclid ay. Lorh Arbour Asbury Park, n ]. duo gu
req |. lo22; o12 {: attys. Eastman & b ~
West Side
MANHATTAN Av, VS.. olll n 1ieth st. ss4r
M Isx irreg; Jan u: willclmine Walthor to Ida I,
Huledgc, 90 So Oxford st. Hklyn YRS ''a u,
wRpswoYirH VIZ 1ts Av G"aT ,7s, &C. 5' gway $500
Jan 3: WIN Casey to Chas l. Daly XII Rivsr ~
side Drive: yrs. p e. attys. II & L. j O'(;or-
man. OIL Chambers st..........,.,.......S2 81. 900
Bronx.
i1tosfEcT AV c Kelly ST. runs 1897 10
. ~ ~ John S56S q 92S; North Amcr
can Waii Iapcr Co to Phon Realty Co. 100
hway Jan =: duo Jan l. 1872: int aa per bond
=, atty. Max Mcnfrled 100 Bway ......',.slo ooo
ihir'y Seven Prospect Baking 60 to Ncwat Riy
90. 200 Hway: pr mt $23 900: Dec 30: lns,ails,
,,; pe; a'iy, Title Guar & r Go. l76 Bway s. ooo
NW"n'S AZ ~ sSo,s ,,o.~, s. Sox7oa nlso aotl.
81. y :. 70.a Morris av. 2Ja0s4 !: Anna Lau1rtn
70 Francesca NJ Fcrrari l7s +. iODth VI Dc,
u int as per bond; atty. u + IlaIshmck. 3oa
'"' -'''''.''''.' ...'.,,.........$J ~. .Q0u
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Butter. Cheese and Eycs

Butter - Receipts to-day, 2O2.574
packages Creamery. higher than
extras, h., 69A a69lac; extras, az
score, 6812c; frsts, 88 to 81 score, 65M
Csc; seconds, S3 to 81 score, 61l 64c;
lower grades, $50 60c; unsalted, higher
than extras. 71a7112c; extras, 7OM Tic;
trsts, 66'a 12c; seconds. 620 csc;
state dairy tubs, finest, 67CQ CSC; good
to prime, $50 66c; common to fair. $50
&c; renovated, extras, SO l2 o 54c; frsts.
5la52c; lower grades, 44Co 4Sc; imita-
tlon creamery, frsts, 4SM49c; ladies',
current make, frsts, 46 u "a 47lac; sec
onds, Al l20 45c;; lower grades, 42G
44c; packing stock. current make.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Recorded Transactions
D0WntoV y

Tamsra 70 fsiS@ %i"sls RSsssnd los at nDts Mr
a'aza 39tn st 5th av Daniel De Bexsdoa
49, Annl!Nlle IL J, trustee will Of Ambrose I,
:, t'ns'ls"d' Jan Is: atty y dc p Foster. Al Wall
VANDAM sr 70. 252xloo: Michael Maresca Sea 'o1o ~
a. aA'n'uUF at,1 Realty Co; mtgc $1,000 all liens Jan
- a''S. Arthur l. Strasser ~ Win st........$I
East Side
= McC Ice all Il r u 2'I9S 70 5 Iorcslos f. Dec l9ls Edw
- SuI} ,i 10 'aAiS ETC. S4 Jan 10: atty. Stephen
22D sr All e ssSxes9. fcrccloscd Jan la}S qSo
Ghas NJ Bcattie ref to Emigrait Indust SSv
r1an1i,sr nanHi Jan n. q atty II & J o'Gornlal 81
lsT Az. s. ~ n I'D st. 25xll:s. Herr g;0vS
< paTt nra TO sS 1snS noc Lowensten ia sst ST.
uourser :. "A Broadway 81
West Side
27TH ST, 40-t2 W runs s 5yw lv s 9S 2y . 45srr
2s,9H =" 45.4 to beg: fo-ccloscd Jan s. 1919: Saml
hway M1ss,aM STAN fl Iei to Disr.c Holding Corpn 90i
,I aIs Aiser eouslla - WalI st. e'' ST. S. ooo
a 6olfwnst agv SSxS9 50o IS Se9atan Dorimuef
Dec H. o. ""e' s'VSy
'Sp tu,iips ST o s,' sth av 251lCc Jesse
h'sa sls,UOO Cary n Carroll 50 Wall ST s5o
,oYll3. ,,y III See RiW Co to Kate casSs. '20i 95oi
s!5x y. ;IqcS rR' yE79'hBaWay B%ayy l. Oct s5 lslS sSG
wIisrcHI;srEh ssTC AZ S5s s. 2l3s7o LOUIS aHs
f"SuS 10 Aate CaSby 250J Atlantic nv Ear
RHSTTMa"ay. HSS, !, !: mtg $1,000 Jan 6, atty. Ii
PHosrhcT .Si,ls AN %s 5S ls5.l St. 5oxl7S: ~
rr2spoc Baking Co. 1887 Prospect av Dec ~
?, t9; t99lS; atty. Title Guar d T Co. l7e Bway 500
EAGi,h AT 59l. 5. 25xl20; John NIulhoi,and
'fei) 70 Anna II Moldenkc & ano ttrusJ Watrh-
u"e' n d Jan II; attys. Saltcr & s. 80 Nassau
'Ct hI1>ANDF AN. s. at " lo o-3 nan
t'e'I0Se south. runs Il 10 sx COX S 10 Sx w so
AedliioT KeiIer to Eliz NJ Rcner 42O J., 6t, CT
WWi,g Wi,g $500; Jan II: atys Williamson & b. 4g9
LOT yn,as - msp sYheelin Estate Christina Il
cxpp Ian II atty M TILE Guar T Co. l76 B~ay. 500
liux l2ox llox w 10 (exccpt Land conveyed
10 STEPHEN Collinsl; Peter Collins to Nav =
Gcdrc; 81 Carroll St. City Island: Jan S: 9f.v
Mary r. Cedric 81 Carroll st. Cjtv Island ST
LUIS 5O-oi, bk "a. map SEE C. Ed.nwnG. E,niv
NuIt 70 Augusta Gallagher 1887 Amuuflscn av
ig mtg sOoo; Jan ,; atty. Title Guar & r Co. l76
wAsllNGToN AZ. alIs3o: Nav l. NcInao sloo 90
Maurice + Axlcll, Sapose,. i: Dec u, l9lS
,>I,y aIyr I II smith, 400 fremont av av.....,.si
lNTERVAL5 Az. lO45. " 8 25.Sxlo5.ll; VIM 4
SN5nnioia TO Laura i. Walker. 53S w i79fh ST
f,,S., Hov ~. 1915 atty. Title Guar & T CO. rs
SAME MY rhoP John J Dunford to same: Dee ;.
SAME ME PROP: Mary Walters to same Dec sigo y
SANE pMor: Laura i Walker TO Ennis 4 Strnoi, 81
nc iic r. 42d St mtg S2.500: Jan 10: same atiy 81
oSME iNof; iob II Bergman (ref to same mi. =.
@-'.Vo' Jan II same atty ...............s 60 OO0
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Renting at Far Rockawav

The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway, L. l., for the
Estate of Patrick Donahue a cottage
on New Haven Avenue to Morris Sugar
man; for the Far Rockaway Securities
Company cottage on Dickens Street
20 Peter II. Wagner: for Andrew
McTigue, cottage on Grandview Avenue
20 Rose Tepperman; for Sam Fried
lander, cottage on Hollywood Avenue
20 John +. Killoran, and at Lawrence
for The Estate of Franklin B. Lord.
cottage on Central Avenue to Maurice
Godschalk.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
[ N d us tri al
Cotton,

The cotton market was extremely
nervous and unsettled yesterday. There
were conflicting views regarding the
drastic cut reported in some of the
leading lines OF cotton goods, and there
appeared to be great confusion over the
probability of legislation amending the
cotton futures act and as to whether
such legislation might be held retroac-
tive by the courts. 1t was rumored In
this connection that the United States
Attorney General was preparing an
opinion on the subject, which probably
increased the disposition to even up old
commitments. During the early trad
ing this took the form Of liquidation,
while there was rather aggressive sell
ing on the bearsh view OF the cut in
goods prices, but later covering was
active and the market closed very
steady, net points higher to 35 points
lower.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance of 16 to 28 points III response to
relatively firm cables and buying in
spired by belief that the break of last
week had left the technical position
stronger The demand was quickly sup
Piled however, with the selling becom
ing more active and general as the big
adjustment III goods prices became
known, and stop orders were uncovered
on the decline, which extended to 25.54
FOR March. with active months gener-
ally selling some d6 to 81 points net
lower. The pressure then subsidized, sug-
gesting a pretty we'll liquidated market,
and prices rallied on covering or buy
ing for reaction, with March closing
at 26.Q1, compared with $500, the clos
ing price of Saturday, Trade interests
we're moderate buyers at times during
the day. and houses with Japanese con-
necti0ns were among the buyers Of
March deliveries.
Sentiment seemed to be unsettled by
the uncertainty Of pending legislation.
1t has been generally assumed that
should the amendment to the cotton
create new contract, but not be ap-
piled to contracts already existing, trad
ing in which would probably be re-
stricted to liquidation. Appre ehensions
that in such an event low grade cotton
would come here for delivery have
caused q good deal OF liquidation and
scattering pressure. Discussion as to
whether such legislation might be he'd
retroactive. consequently, may have
been a factor on the late rally. There
was no change in the general ruling
Of Southern spot adv -ces, most of which
claimed that holders were paying little
or no attention to the fluctuations in
futures. Southern spot markets as Off
cially reported We're unchanged to 80
points lower.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and S5 points higher at 31.70 for
middling upland, compared with 3G.S5c
on Saturday and 32.60c the year before.
There were no, sales of spot. The
range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Following yesterdays prices. comp.rra 49,.
those Of a year ago "ss
Yesterday. year am
Live steers. fair 10 "s"
prime. 100 10 $500 @Ss825 SSpO 6<,a na
Dressed beef. sides. "
lb. ........... al a % ~ a "a
Live veal common ~
70 prime 100 lb l7.o0 "a 1900 1900 6sl-.-
Dressed vcals. city.
II .......-.... "a e. "a p Ia 9ctt
Live ewes. loo 10. 500 "a 1850 500 a 4, ~
Live anbs. fair 10 S
prime. 100 ID 100 "a 1850 1900 "a 10 "a
Dressed mutton. II ~ a 22 is "a Se
Dressed ,ambs. city,
Hogs 100 H.. rs a 1873 lzso q rs
Dressed logs. ba-
con. u, -. 24la@ .24ss .2a,sa ,.a.
Mess eesf oo, $500 q $500 si.CS si 8 ss,sS ss.sS
ID. =. -. 1890 a a4.oo 24oo a 2s.w
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Banker Buys Home
Near Shrub Oak

North Mclean, of the Mechanics I'D
Metals National Bank and director of
several large concerns, has bought a
country estate of sixty acres near
Shrub Oak, Yorktown, Westchester
County On the estate is dwelling of
Colonial architecture and number of
fine outbuildings. The property is on
stone Street and was purchased from
Mrs. Maria Wagner through George
Howe. Mn. Mclean will use the ron
elty for a summer home
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Realty Trading in Richmond

II. James Hughes has sold for Louis
]. Hills a house on Castleton Avenue
to Joseph Baszkiwcz; for Sophus
Olsen house on Treadwel Avenue to
Patrick Curry; for Joseph Whitehouse
house on Richmond Avenue to Joseph
Marazzo; for John Simple house on
Treadwell Avenue to st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, completing the block
on Richmond Terrace, Sharp and Tread
we'll Avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
To Alter Temple Emanuel

Alterations to cost $4,000 are to be
made to Temple Emanuel, at the
northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and
Fortyffth Street. Samuel Herr. archi-
tect, prepared plans for the changes
for the Congregation Emanuel of the
City of New York (Louis Marshall,
presidenD. Bids on the general con
tract will be taken March
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

WEST END Av. s3o: Charles Mock sgt Marion
J. Lord and Arthur B Bastine. owners Gcodae,
Perry x Dwight. contractors (reneuGl) $2l6 "a
WEST END Av. S cor lOlst st. 97xl0O: Louise
Koeher ast same (renevaN ............ S7a 70
MADISON AN. Jl4; IIasbrouck Flooring Co agt
Annette villari. owner; Victoria Building and
CONTRACTING Co. contractor ............... $625
GOTH ST. 25l j W: Minwav Co. Inc, Gsi 2J3 w
cath st Corpn. owner, Jardine g. Co. contrac-
47Tiu ST. Al w t;iocse & Co Inc s2'', = =
Francis OConnor. owner: Donald ConstructiHn
s,t, Co. Inc. contractor. ........... 1866
STll AV, $50. Herman y Birnbaum agt Julo,
Woods Realty Corpn owner and contractor: carl
Sofir u Co, contractor .................. Sl69
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

tNAstlulalcu. y 4S
NoHee no No. I, per lb. 49,. 10 81,
Coffee Futures.-The feature in the
market yesterday was an official an
nouncemont from the food administra-
ton at Washington that all rules and
regulations covering green coffee deal
ers, including licensing, had been re-
moved. This announcement caused an
opening advance of 35 to SO points. the
near positions showing the greatest
strength: On the advance there was
some selling in liquidation, also some
hedge selling, and q part Of the advance
was lost around midday The contract
marhet closed at net gains of from 20
20 "a points. The Official cable to the
exchange showed little change in condi-
uons in the primary markets. Ii the
cost and freight department prices
were unchanged from the offers here
on Saturday. The losal spot market
was unsettled, but prices were nomi-
nally unchanged on the basis of 16c for
Rio is.
Range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Lis Pendens

SD Az. 1851; Katharine Rainsfori agt Fran
2lska SzathmaFy ct al foreclosure Of inortgage)
atiys. Speir & Bartlett
LEXINGTON Az. " S. 10 2Sth ST. l9.ax77;
Francis Socir ct al a9i Eyeline c Daily ct al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys Spcr & Bart
lett
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Manhattan Alterations

BRS0ADWAY S,,t VA, 6o3 to an s-s;y store & lofts: Gro
borg 2jo W ll2th ST. arclt = 'sS.Ni, s. ono
AioMho' at 2S5.S9. to 6-sty fnctory: NJ Peri
Mu,,er lgl,n 192 Madison st. owner: Brandt 27l W
A-oeH o. aitllt ................... nnO