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New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Darkness Causes Adjournment
OF Navesink Park Sale

A successful sale at Navesink Park,
ATLANTIC Highlands, N. j., was held by
Bryan L. Kennedy on Saturday. After
disposing Of 100 lots and three dwell
ings at an average of 1882 per lot the
sale was adjourned on account Of dark
ness.
Among the buyers were L. II. Titus,
Gramercy Park Realty Company Igna-
thus Coletti Reina, William c. Schmidt,
J: j. McElroy and Max Wolf, Of New
York City. Paul Lichenstein, F. w.
JOY, Florence II. Duleto, Carl C. Lantz.
Katherine Woods ard Mrs. J. S. Cruiser,
Of Atlantic Highlands, N. j.; A. l..
Bials, James Schannon and T. 7. Mel
Of East Orange, N. j., and many others
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Lis Peudcns
Manhattan

.sTH ST. $ Sss y "a a.. Is.xlog.b.
Frances 4 l. Haven ogt Joseph X lcaa-
10y et al, aincndeI foreclos4.e ~ fllxs
ettyw. SheAr'nan q Etcrling.
ll2FR ST, s3i z; Susan r Bushnell q al
eyrs ayr Louis Lipschitn et AL arnenNet
toreclosurs OF nutge, attys shearTnan q
Sterling
i24TH 81. q g. llG.s g a.. ls.sx1ooil;
New York Lilo lrs ana sr1st Go. as
ezra sst Mslsh Realty 50. foreclosure OF
n.tse; attys. Euu.et i, Reri.k.
1s5TH 81, s, i39 Anst erds.5 az. .ss
os.A Lila Morrison %sed, by guardian,
agt Manuel Brazil ct al action 10 rc-
cover pos sston: atty, ] I4anga tr
s61 RI ST. To- to 1Sl ": Saraa Ccan agt
1sppan Ieaity Co. forec!osure Of t-itgc.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Kent Downtown Business Snace

William a. White & Sons have leased
to Jules dc Coriols an office in the
" al Street Exchange Building. =; l3
t-%Ghange Place, and additional space
70 L. H. Rollins & Sons and Lee ilig.
ginson & Co., TO the Imperial Under
wear Company space at 335-33o iNiff,
Avenue and to John Marsich the build
ing at 227 Tenth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
I'd Ave. Tenement Il. Auction

Joseph F. Day will offer at Supreme
Court foreclosure sale to-dav. at -
o'clock noon, III the Real Estate TX
Change Salesroom, IA Vesey Street 2452
Second Avenue, a fve-s orv tenement.
with Two stores, on lot 26.8x100. The
property is between 125th and l26th
streets
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Garage on University Ave.
On Large Site Sold

The Cruikshank Company has sold
1oI the Central Union Trust Company
OF New York to client for Investment
26l4 University Avenue, a two-story
brick garage on plot with a 65-foot
frontage on University Avenue and
230.32 feet deep on Old Croton Aoue.
duct, and being 24l feet south Of
Kingsbridge Road.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26

as: Jos = * e1l, y - m iSo'9 rs 5w1y, 3 M Slsx
49, atty, r G & T CO. 90 rs 'fagS' Bway % %
East Side
18TH ST; lls-2o e. 5 5, 1oox45.sx irreg
susan Stein to Mang Houst Realty Corpn'
~ South st; Aug 30; atty. T @ & r co,
57TH sT, 40 f, II 5, is.sx1oo.4 foreclos; Soeo
EGw p Bowling, ref, to VIM II DEF Dief
fonhach, at West Nyack. N Y; mtre
75rT g;eOO Ga -Tddrsss 5ss !, EOS hway 600
cannariato TO Ben1 q Cannariaio on the
premises Aug %, attys Merrill, r & T.
s2D ST :, 100 Park av. l7Sioo: ys3hDp 3hDp
Levy to Ida Dudley, l52 w 5sth st !:
mtse SIS, 900; Aug 20; atty, J. T & r
sTIl Av. n c 1o5th ST. 20i 1oxl oo,. ,rrep ~
l Life ms Co to the Hahnemann Hos
pltai at fariS av and 9th st; Aug IS;
,oa!ir a5'y 7 II, q & r Go: l7@ hway ss5o. 600
feehan to iiahnemann hospital. Park
az and G7th st, Aug IS; atty. T g & I
l22D sT S' lSS T.. a s. 55xioo,l Rri5rsp Seog
NJ Barrett to Luigi Guda, 955 E 124th
st. 81 'ntge MTG $3.50; Aug %: atty. T & I
l22D ST. l54-o E, 5. 25x5o..55: v zawofsRe sl%e
to Harry Wheiau, 1875 w l0Sd st tge
s. oo0i Aug ~; address Mrs Zaworska.
care n + Rose co, " i5th st .... 500
West Side
4rh ST. 500 ". 390 n Bank 81. 2ox72 2 :;
Martha $. Harry r ana VIM = Hraist ed
~ Lincoln Trust co. edn. to StuyVesant t
Wainwrig ht, Sheridan -quar- r1ge
$500 Aug "a atty, T @ 81 T CO. I7s
llTH Az 5, 23.l 45th st. is.lx7V; s'ptTVo
Mande Nj Lynn ct al to Jno Nj lechlch
00i llth ay; juno {; atty. # G & r Co,
9TH Av, ,364, p 7si 22d st, a. x
81 n Life Jns Co to sallye Realty
Corpn, 10 Wall st; Aug "a attys.
o;Tt5 5ghlesngsr Isl, r. & H. 10 Wall at $50, 900
Cohen ct al . West som Street Garage ara se
Co. 385 w S7th at; ,ntge sll,5oo: Aug
~; atty, II Turkcl. 500 BWay. 500
otIll ST. 3, a25 w Sth ay. l0ox100 & ;
Corpn, 90 Liberty st; attys, Morris 4
McV. 39 Liberty ST.. .......... ....-. $40
54TIf 81, s. S75 8 9th av. 26x1 90 D (
irreg Margt L Aldrich to Chama Realty
Corpn, 81 Liberty st, attys, Morris &
sSTH ST 32A-2s W. s, .sa.4sloo.s Col
lese Holding Co to Shenk II & c Co, lls
" 120th st; mtge $4,000, Aug 2S
seth ST, s24 -s2s W. s, ss.4xl50.s snnse
Realty Co to College Holding Co, 1ls w
l20th st; mtge $4,000, Aug 81, attys
MORRISON & Scniff. $40 Bway. 500
and Albert solsolslsl to $40 Amsterdam
~ Il x c Co, $40 Bway. Aug 10; atty,
r G &. = CO. inc Bway .'....sl0d
ll4TH ST 6l1.517 ", n =. G6xloO.lt;
rs w l20th st, mtge Sl30000; Aug IS ;
attys Morrison &, $, 800 B,vay 100
SAME PROPERTY; College Holding Co
to shenk & c Co, lIs W l2oth st !;
TAKBLE HILL Av. 1921. 3. 5Gxluv;
Ammo Leonard to James Dillon and ano,
- Marble I!l av; ntge $500, Aug Ia,
atty, T @ & II Co, 17s Bway .......s 81
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Mount Vernon Houses Sold

The Cooley Realty Company has sold
for Charles r. Jost his residence at 332
Rich Avenue, Chester Hill, to William
Schleicher of Mount Vernon. The same
firm has sold for Laura S. Jordan a
twofamily house at AL South Colum-
bus Avenue to Miss Lillian Komer of
this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
-..-
Rrnome -+v,.,

Appro xinnte ar,1i4nf ~ she r.orte.e.
deot. costs and allowances. s26 DkI.1c sslfh
interest and prns'S ~ t.Ie ApHrotl
ma am ms ~ fas.s A.t water rent.
= opO Yo Together s.r.I iuter'14 ana rrr-
a4tifa
ne s".d pr.n. .f.s sf o. ania s,l.
Ito rren..rtl a. .. ~
.'. u,a 0a .i-
eurvee ~ s.. q
i 1870 4ls-
strirt.Nns aal 4f.nt . - .
tr.tiui "a pf uflllIa.l.e 4.. ,.a lf
IT, :. ii.e Detfd and A.
bOi li'ninc't ot fIr 'sly - .rw YORK aid
hln''no inents ife.ttc. Ais9 -loiec; - "a
Is .as fenaftits
Lstad. ~ YORK Fun, esth. 1919
ii-'-iAN p Wopn"Ailn e .oga.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Broker in 23d st. Sale

Robert +. Bonsall, and not William
Bonsall. was the broker in the sale OF
the Sheppard Knapp Building, at 39-41
West Twentythird Street and 20 West
Iwenty-fourth Street, to Frederick
Brown
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
DE Peyster Lets Both ST. House

Pease e. Gilman have let furnished d
for Frederick A. De Peyster to W A.
Shakman the five story 25-Soot Ameri-
can basement dwelling at II East
Eighty sixth Street, between Fifth and
Madison avenues
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Apartment Suites Leased

William \. White & Sons leased
apartments ct ID West Tenth Street 10
William II. Walling and Elizabeth =.
Sawyer, and at n Irving Place an
apartment to Annie S. Monroe.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Sasisfet! Mortgages
Manhattan

soiH 81 S22 r Nettie N..rgsr c pss-
t-ict 80 T.. independent Crder B~nat
BERTH atts, u Roedes 70 chasa5r =
st, :, pril 3. 1898 .....s7 l00q
WEST ST. 44122, Harriet z Esnfield 70
Kings County Trust Co. Bklyn n Y.
atty. Geo y Brewer. - Court st, Bxlyn
ussEx or ia p.,r.. $500
TO the Bank OF United States & Matilda
Sobsl atty, q CO. 1so Bway !;
Ssps w. AsvS s~~aA..~sse~~ssc.s.>- o. II =, 90 B
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
81 AkoCATES NOTICES

RopEHrsyN ROBERT II -In pe-~s.,c.
pi ',' 'FH 81 lion .o-i = C0lpiao
cur ito pt tl. 's-.t1 81 A.r yr-.
notice ls tsseuF sivea t+ 81 -. ..,r, t.,
.-< itnst +.Herft u l.. ..-t.....
-n'H af ..s e,
= i'f".. f.f.r. SIft a..l..... ...-.
'i- 10 '' ttr. al ..4 d. ... --.....
'--lna - tfe ~ g..
ttr az
st iEh al Ai.n .4.t4- a
'ne tits r Ne~ tsri. SfAfs 80 e..> vo-s
"a ~ h-iof ta' m dat ef ,fa-f. fqsa
20 Ne~ IoTs. Aus1s' zf.t lsla
THOMAS MAiEDn HoHts rr-ls
TrNls c BERGE,g. Attorr., - ,sc,,
fcf, On and Pcs'nfficr Af4c-.ax 4
-otcr Street. Roro3g44 OF Manhattan
nsw Ac-A ti,.
sLA-ii. Le7r.--fN PURSUANCE on
an orr0r % honorable John p Consise
= Surrogate Of tbe County Of Se~ Yarx
Nctics - hrrroy given to al per-sons hav-
trS Dissn5S against Leon N.AtA. lAte u tns
NocN.f t- rsf'- York. geceaset "a present
the s~;-- Tfh .o-cN sr- It.fsD. H. ths
aubsorc -. a. ths Office of ssilte-tan "a
So. tl7fnfs. tf y ~ s.. gta y
'Af 'i.t fN fcr State .f >-.4 -
ass si tie t-.. ...e.Is =
IA ..~ fpfg. re 4.ti..4 "a, s. .lA>.
H IA ~. Aa...4..t., -,.
"EA.~-.l - ag.-NAeA tt...vs
i"i q, .---ll.l q a. f.A- tft.+. aa- = :.
Aodsss-. - Wnita5s street, Eoraars
Of A1nAat,an. sew yorA city
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Ruys Staten EsIaud House

Cornelius G. Kolf has sold for Allen
f. Jacobson a stucco dwelling on STAN
ley Avenue, Brighton Heights, Staten
Island, to Lieutenant r. Brack.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
$500, 900 for School Changes

The city is to spend $4,000 for
alterations for Public School No 83, at
2O5 to 221 East l09th Street, accord
ing to plans filed yesterday by G. B. j.
Snyder, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Sale of Flushing DWELLING

j. Albert Johrtra has sold the dwell
ing on plot 25X135 al IS Linden Avenue.
Flushing. for John p. Campbell to
Bridget Carey.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

81 Aug 5s' sg salye e Realty coTpn lI $ to
Life lns Co. $40 & way. yrs. g.
62o ST. s35 v. n 9 l6Sxioo.5. Aux -.
Il Rawle Geyelin 20 Title Guar 4 Trust
20 l.6 n'way,: yrs. o. , e.. $ls oog
''oliege Holding Go to seuso Rea4ts Go.
"a B'way and anoi install, y G.. rr
ntee s3s 600: atty, Edw Hermann. at
96rH ST as W, =. II sxlooS. Aug %
sam to same; instaiis e. mtg
5000. atty. same. ..-.......... .....S S2S, ooo
roo III; Aug 10. College Uolding
20 10 Incss Realty Co. 5ll 5th av
nstaHs a c, from Nov is. 1917.
ATTY. chas c Lockwood sll 5th
llsTH 81. 5li-5l7 W. $. s0xlooliShug
z, Shenk, r & c, Co 70 Liberal Finance
oct ~, l9l9; atty. Chas c Lockwood.
oll ath av. av..,............. .......-.. IS 900
West Side
18TH ST, =. 500 81 av. loos4O.sx irreg
Aug 20. Mang-Horst Realty Corpn 10
Susan Stein. ZIG f 18th 81, due as per
oond. p c; atty. q CO. l7s
ETH Az. IL cor lo5th st. runs W 20llo
70 Tooth 81 . 15ON 1oo.jlx " 5oS
10Oll to l05th 81 " loo to beg; n
AUG 10. Hahnemann nos spital OF Cry cg
\ to Life fns TO. 3s5 B wag.
yrs. g. atty G * GO. i7e
12.D ST. AS H s. lgs sxso.5: "a Aov
~ Luigi Guida 70 Bridget NJ }h-reft
$40 + 1-2d st. due FEB -. 1870 81.
c. ~ mige s4,750- S8.25O
I22D ST. 454 E 3, 12.6xs0b p m. Aug
- Hurry Whelan TO Naientyna Za-vol
shs, i5o r it-d St; due AUG % ls.g
e, pr ntse $1,000: atty. Hudson 2
Rose Co. " 35th .......... g. 900
l22D ST, 456 E g. 13.6x5e.6. . m. Aug
y; Harry Whelan TO Valentyna ZayoI-
ska, 456 l22d st; due Aug g. 1922
3 p t, intge $4,000; Mrs ZaworsNa
Bronx
TELLER Ay, 1898, W 8, a7xloo. Max
Greenberg to Edw Wehrln. 1925 Teller
yer bond. ATTY, Il Wehrlin 3Os Broad
81 ANS A.. Jas, :. soxso. Harr, ',Ss Raao
10 Aetta i.eyin 5lf "a aN. Aug ~
g. atty. Title Qua. q T CO. IL
CH ARLorTA 81. IA - slss 80. y.
lrsg Gertru4e Iamters 70 t'rot.r. A.
l.ea1ty 90, 6o 1VAy, pr mtg s91o0t.
Aus q yrs. " C.. asty. ,sordon es
lseTH sT = S. 50 E Honeywell av. go s,'sx
SUI Den~ood Realty CO to Cross ~
Co. i4s Church st Nay 10. yrs, 8 p {,
attys. stoddard & 81. l2s B~ay -. -. 600
DAILY AV. " cor Isotn ~. sl.&xioIs
henwood Realty Co to Crosa Av Co. I3s
church st; May 10; yrs, y C. attys
St@ddaTd q marx. i2s Dway .sls. 900
man DoIring to Margaretha VelternAnn.
stone avi Ossining. y Y. Aug o. due
July !. 1874; yrs, 5 , C, atty. c Il
r,,. BaeG "a e,l hieT ll2s fremont ..-. $1,000
BtENSlbE Az, cor Davidson az
il3.!l !lxfs.llx90xll9.5; Neguiys Realty Co
to Wnt9u Holding Corpn, l5j Isway ~
ntgs $4,000. Aug 49, " p C. atty
y A.tir y Mtge Go. .S5 Bwas $50. 400
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Seventh Ave. Corner Sold

W. Irving Clark has sold to the Royal
Speciality Manufacturing Company the
site 40x10O at 200 and 292 Seventh Ave
nue., corner Of Twenty seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
-, .dsne oan CeuiYa,.. =.

frGa.
ri REs411- So ravff... .,
So t.s.., f-- .icieiHs Cerpn Ions
hey1.as Rely CO. IA, H. s-r~t =
s'o'y apartment 8 p&yuen;s1 So. 200
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

SSTH ST l64 "; the Fairfaots Co, Inc.
agt Edwin E Xttel, owner; l. a Wright.
agent ..- .,S D
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

5'TH ST. :. $. 325. the land rbalme
iEsaity corpn TO Wm L Fame. W. haw-
gen r. J.. and Geo Macphel elson, i.eouia.
j - - yrs, from Aug l. 1919 and
Two Il yr renew: attys. Morris & Nc
y Nsisi. ~ Liberty ............ 81. 500
LEN'NGTON AN, 2022 -202S. all: Ioei n
Marx TO Anna I.ayefshy; on premises
4 yrs from Dec !, 1919; attys, Frack :
man r. 81 Chambers st 1000
2D AV, ais: store Solomon s ls1ferd in,y
TO lsidore g. Morris Goodman. 2Jl < "a
st brooklyn; yrs ~ mos from Feb
10, 1917, atty, N l. Stout. 299 Broad
way .....-... ...-....... $3.50
s1ST ST, 3137 F. top floor; Crompton
Bldg Corpn to Harry Mntz l07 Hoe
av; yrs from Fnb I, 1920: atty. Dr.
Goodman, 299 e Broadway .......slo .. 900
Bronx
FOX ST. 5,6. sixteen apartments: philon
Realty Co to Sam Weiss 5T6 Fox AZ. It
al: VI from May /. 1919. ATTY. J.
Greerbiatt. o7s Fox st.--..... s5.0T6
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
UNFURNISHED APAI NENTS

STUDIOS, just completed, all Improve
msnts; excellent north light; elevator
service. 637 Madisou ave- Apply super.
| tntendsnt premtssa
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
CONNECTICUT

FOR sALE.--e7 & 90 acre farms good
house. good outbuildings. stock, farm
tools FRANK STAEDELB, Westbrook,
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
NEW JERSEY

MOUNTAIN LAKES, y. j
SACRIFICE, IL rooms baths. stucco
residence years old be had at two
thirds value; all improvements lease with
option to buy. Apartment Headquarters.
b07 9th Av. Murray Hill b022
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

LIBERTY ST, 81. 9. 1856 pway. st.sx
9i.6' Jos = Kelly to Jos p Day. IS
Granercy Park; mtge s145, 600: Aug
10 atty, r q &, T Co, 176 Bway 81 %
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Burlington Hotel

American and European Plans
43l Rooms, 222 Baths, $3.50 to S.
Il. u. MILLER. Mgr. Washington. ID, -
Five minutes from everything.
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BUSINESS NOTES


INC steel workers and IOngSllOremen'S
strikes are beginning iu have Il notice
able effect ON the drug. chemical aud
hIcStu1S trades In the intermediate
roloringS, drugs aud chemical markets
VIII say today. the activity has been
rurtailcd by the scarcity Of many prod
uct~, owing to the steel strike. which
affects the hl products coke ovens The
lUlgShprrucu : strike has held up rN
ports Of vegetable and animal oils aud
the foreign trade is temporarily dead
linsccd oil for this month $ delivery has
declined ten cents n gallon, Essential
oils arc still advancing, Quicksilver
aud mcrcurialS are lower but many
crude drugs have advanced, owing to
their scarcity. In spite Of outside labor
troubles bcnring on that branch Of the
industry, an act vc business in heavy
chemicals was done this week
The desire of retailers of mems cloth.
ing 10 order sDriug stocks Hs early rs
possible is throwing the wholesale mar
kct into II frvcrish condition. Buyers
have swJmpcd the \rw York market
and reports from Rochester, a large
clothing routrr. tell Of similar cuudi-
tionS there.
The Jnitcd States shipping board
has CLOSED u contract with German
interests for the movement Of 10000
tons Of potash from Hamburg 80 IA
yHuuah. Charleston. Norfolk aud vii
miugtuu. according to an announcement
made yesterday by Tarlcton WinchcS
ter. chief of the SpcciaI services depart
mont. WhirE was organized 10 assist In
finding return "argurs for shipping board
vessels. About 10000 tons of this Ger
man potash will be- shipped to Ameri
can ports during October and Novcm-
Der. while the remaining 6O.OOO tons
will follow in the next five months
Notions required for summer clothing
have sold in record way for the season
OF 1870 According to the representa-
tive of leading house. double the
amount "f business could have been
taken il the way was clear to accept
such orders.
ScIyctccns are getting an especially
active call Ht present from the cloak
trade. ln sOuo quarters thi, is regarded
~ evidence Of tn" manufacturers turn
ing from heavy Woolcus tu th" pile
iabrics for making their wcighticr coats.
In spite of the continuance Of warm
weather quito good deal Of attcn-
tion is being devoted TO skating SctS
at the present time In the things now
offered augOra wool sets Of scarf and
cap show up prominently. \ number
Of "tamS' are seen. made mp in n
two piece effect and trimmed with
pretty embroidered motif at the front.
Conditions in the women's garment
trade during the last few days have
taken turn for the better Whether
this has been caused by the weather.
which has been slightly cooler. or by
the shading of prices. which has bccom,
quite general through the trade, is NOT
known,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-23
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT Receipts, 0OGii bushels The
market was unchanged The quotations
standard inspection, standard prices SO. !
red winter, So 3q Nu. ! northern SWing
s. 80, No hard wni'r So No. t,d
winter. garlchy. S@.37i ~. I r"d smNilN'
g. 30. 50. rod. gHrlluky Hud -WI'iN.
S@8t United states cram Coruowtgn,'
purchases uf wheat were based ON the tol'
lowing schedule Of discounts. 80 . wheat
3c under No. I 40. wheat. Hr uud.t ~.
J. No, I wheat Toe under No. ! ne. .
otherwise conforming TO the succtn atoms
OF so = or better, hut deficient in tnst
weight. tho discount from the no plcG
will bc &c per hushe, for Cnch one-p"Inu
deficiency in test weight wheat GRADING
below No . ror reasons other than den,
cieLvy In test weights viii be bought on
counted according to the deEr"" OF smut
but i'm no cas-" less than e p'r h4Sshs'
uudor ih" corresponding regular grtd'. Gar
lickE wheat viii b" discounted JUS az mere
tofUrr, &c per hushcl from th. r'-u.d,
from ~ IT, &c. accordigr to Qua H., drI aml
condition nf mixtures, but urloss n'h'r-
wise instructed the trade may count ""
daIpnGa lusr as heretofore j. r. - under
'he CORE spoudinE regular grad
cons -Rec'uts. 1850 bushels 1E." mar.
'.rf was quiet and NcH krr. w quot" No. =
,,llow ju car lots Tor local trad" n' >l''
% ON ,Snot 90. .,, ,...,.,. .rn.r.
changed quotations. Car lots. as io lUDH
.,o2n aZS29 MghiisS' >1s Si,s "S2g. %gso Wn@'.i
FloGR. .H@'c.o,ip,s. 2.S277,l IT,. in stacks,
Th" nnrk'' was dull, ana uncmn@,"na, IT,"
parlya4 N l4o-lb. igtc., sl,hs- sof, wnt,r
rl. 80. 15I 10. hard winter. straight. 81 30
spgIqs snrss clear So aSa9.75. do, E9 tsn5 q +
l2I3; fancy sprlinqgg ard ~ mills patent
EntI eli I,t at y .tf -
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

New Nork. oct % BUTTER was IN
settled. Rcceiuls, ll.T2o tubs. High scor-
ing Ggi, n zoo. "NtfHR, GS ~ "a d0c; ilrsts. 52l2
q 5sc seconds oi"57c' stat" dairy 6Se
SOC. ,oo,
EGGS were IRREGULAR Receipts. 5, -, J. 9o3
ira frsts. 81 Csc: nrsts GOA 6ic; seconds,
isM 40c: checks, No. t. t2@45c; undcrgrade,
45M5Ic: storage. special marked, 5"iP o.
sac; storage nrs,s. ~ a 52c seconds, 32 a.
t5c state aud nearby hcnnerv whites. 920
D5c gathered whites 81 n 0OC; western
whites zoo, soc: Pacific coast whites 81 a
SGc: western and southern gathered whites.
- n S5c: state and nearby hennerN browns.
IA 7,ir; mi,od colurs 700 I2c: fair to prime,
50 n GS,.. gathered browns. G6 n G!lc
CHEESE was firm. Receipts, 55oS boxes.
Fiat ctl~rurf make. uulured, average run,
.im3ta,. Nat rurrout make. white, aver
,ve run 3lGi&ln,rs co.orod specials, 32m
~ i9c: white -pn..u1s, 32m ~ lnc.
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IlNE--'The market was aulet and prices
hne stock. which comprised hut u small
prnnoruon Of the supply aud was steadily
held. Quotations. Fowls nno nlity 39W
3lc' medium. 2Sft3UC, de-, poor. 2id &c.
rhi'kens. nnc uualtv, 80 oua2c; do. in
lprior 25r 2sc, old roustcrs 20m2tc; dtcks
whitc reldn. 3o1 sc. do Indian Ruhlcr
IS" 30, uccsc. "a 3Uc. turkeys 32U3Sc:
rlgeuns old, per pair. 3@ a bic; do. Young
yer pHlr. =" 3uc. gunoUs young, pcr pair
WcEhng : HIS aud. over apiece, 81 600
sulucas old pcr pair SidSi1O
bRESSED-tholc" stock was we'll cleaned
up and firm. Tho uotatious Tresh.klled
over apiece. 3pc, weigh $685. lbs. ~ a s8c: :
emn'ler siaes 2G@ soc fowls frcsh-killed In
bbls. drN-nckod. Weighing I lbs. and over
au'C", 3Sc' weighing 3W@i2 lbs. 80 % &c
smaller sla"s. - n2ScJ old rnusters dry.
rck"d, 2iC broilers Jersey, icc-packcd. 10
HlNg; do. other nearby choice. ice-packed
36u3Sc ordinary to good, ~ a 35c hruilers
western. lc"-uack"d. weighing ll3 az lbs.
HpiHr", 20 n 3Oc, roasting chickens western.
.r,., .y packed. ed. ID, Yrlfhng ihs ard over
higher: Western, ic"-pa,k,d. weighing -
N3L lbs apiece. 2Sm3uc. western, milk
fed chickens - to boz. u l65s. and under
Ip.. ~ a @a" 81 To- 30 lns 10 dozen per III
.2@ 3d., - ~ a. lbs to DOZEN per To-, 32dD
,ar. w Co - lbs ty duznu, ?.r Ii. ~ W3ic; /;
IS lhs and uF"r To dozen. - " Bic. spring
-auaas. p.r doag. White. wStsbna II to oHT Il
nor dnlou, 81. 5n00 -: white. weighing .
10 10 lbs. prr dozen. 81. .inW : -; white.
Weighing : Its per dozen, fGu G.1J; do do,
Tbs. 10 doEaM - 900 3 1u derh SI5092 - ;
small ana No. - fOcmSg
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FINANCIAL
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
IN PHILADELPHIA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OhiCe Of Comptroller OF Nnrrenc'

Washington, u. G., October ~ l'l",
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented TO the undersigned it has been made
10 appear that THE NATIONAL bANh
OF COMMERCE IN PHILADELPHlA,' tn
the city Of Philadelphia, in the County OF
Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, has
complied with all the provisions or the
statutes of the United States, required to be
complied with $efore Association shal!
he authorized to commence the business OF
Banking;
NoW THEREFORE, l. John Shelton VII
Iiams, Comptroller of the Currency, dc
hereby certify that "The National Bank of
Commerce in Philadelphla," in the GUY OF
Philadelphia. in the County OF Philadelphia
and state Of Pennsylvania, is authorized to
commence the business of Banking as pro
Vided in Section ffty-one hundred and slNlN
nine OF the Revised Statutes Of the United
States
Conversion Of the 'Bank of Commerce.
Philadelphia, Pa
In testimony whereof witness my hanc
and Seal Of Office this sixteenth day OF Octo
her, 1919
tSFuedJ JOHN SKELETON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller of the Currency.
(Seal of Comptrollerl
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ErTrEE--rhe market was quiz. aVd lr
lower. Quotations: Fresh. -.ld na,."d
creamery, fancy, high-scoriul goods, - 4"
13c, extras. zoe: extra 0rstS. 81 ii csc
irsls, 5IH61c; seconds, 1a12Ge, sweet
creamery, choice to fancy, 12UTir. fair to-
good. 81 a zoe; prints jobblng sal IGUINu for
fancy and Goa zoe for fair iu goud
EGGS-Ftne fresh stool, was we'll cleaned
NJ and firm at the late advance, quotations
were as follows: Free eases, nearby drsts.
$40 So per crate: nearby current rrceipts
$40 20; fuir to good. S1STlS Go: western
extra nrsts, $10.SU; hrsts. SlN.GOn ~ 20.
nearby and western seconds $40 Sop ~. 90;
inferior lots lower. fancy selected eggs job
bint at 730D 7dc per dozen
CHEESE The market ruled strong. with
demand absorbing the limited offerings Quo
latious: New York. whole milk. Nats. fancy
22i2 n 33c: fair to good 81 q 80; Wisconsin,
whoie-milk fancy, 80 3giaC. fair to good,
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PacIhC anu 81. Ja'lcs Place, Onon sur.
roundings; opposite Catholic and Protesta mt
churches. $500 daily, special weekly
}. II. JONES.
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