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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
The German Elections

Paris, Jan. 21-Early returns from
the German elections as interpreted
here, signify promising prospects of
a fairly stable German administration
to be established at an early date.
The majority Socialists and German
Democrats are successors to the old
radical party, apparentluy viii go into
the constituent assembly with a big
lead over the Independent Socialists,
indicating a coalition of substantial
leaders with basis of popular support.
The consummation is regarded in al
lied circles as an indispensable pre-
liminary to any peace negotiations.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
LAND
Oh You Land-For Sale

110 acres of sugar tree and walnut
land; 25 or 80 acres virgin soil; bal
ance has not been plowed for IS years
Used as a feed pasture for export eat-
tie No tobacco ever raised on this
land. Well watered Practically level
land.
No better tobaeeo land ii the vstld.
This is unimproved land. Price night
Come on 7. T. ExANs - $
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
Berea Man Goes To France

Marshall A. Vaughn, secretary of
Berea College, left Tuesday on a
years leave of absence to take charge
of an educational unit of the Y. NJ. C.
A. in France. DR.. Strayer, Of Colum-
bia University, and DR.. Butterield, Of
the Massachusetts Agricultural Col
lege, are engineering the work. Mr..
vaughn's experience in Berea College
asserting new students and classify
ing them according to their needs and
abilities, has strongly recommended
him for the work among the soldiers
in France.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
Today's Honor Roll

Severely wounded-Corporal Fran
els Schneider, Uniontown; Emmit'
Tillett, Polsgrove; Hubert Walts-s
Louisville.
Killed in action-Harry Clinken.
beard, Covington; Charlie Campbell
Haddfx; Earl Curry, Garfield; Law.
renee Wagers, Glomore.
Died of Disease-Hubert Thomas
Corbin; Henry Chapman, Paducah-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
Against Abandonment of
= Hog Price Agreement

Washington, Jan. 21-Frank s. Sny-
der, head Of the Food Administra-
tons met division, today announced
that despite the hog surplus, he would
not recommend the abandonment of
the price agreement policy when the
hog committee meets January 2Sth to
consider the price. Mr.. Snyder said
the present surplus would turn into a
definite deficit this year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
HOME WAREHOUSE
STILL HITTING EN- HARD
Wagons Lined the Streets Tuesday
Morning In An Effort To Get
Their Weed On the Breaks.

The Home Tobacco Warehouse
started the ball rolling again at their
morning sales Tuesday, and fever
heat prevailed until the dinner hour.
Quoting one of Richmond's merchants
who said From the way wagons were
lined up in front of this popular
house reminded him of Barnum and
Bailey's circus parade" proves the
popularity of this splendid tobacco
warehouse.
Big prices were in line at today's
sales, and the smile that doesn't wear
off was on all of the patrons who sold
their weed there today. Following
is few of the many basket quota
tions which were offered:
Long and Griffith sold 295 lbs. at
Soc; 2T5 at Tic; 22O at Tic; 325 at
roc; 3S5 at Tic; So at zoe; 255 at 44c;
165 at 33c; 90 at soc; 235 at 43cl 10
at 35c; 95 at 46c.
Jackson and Tussey sold 120 lbs. at
.24hc; 2s5 at 40c; 135 at 49c; 200 at
43c; $40 at BIC; 1s5 at 25c; 145 at
IKE.
Harris White and Ballew sold 1s5
lbs. at 36c; 100 at 39c; 100 at BIC; 275
at 35c; $50 at Acc; 205 at 44c; 2s5 at
soc; 200 at SOC; Dts at 3sc; 325 at SOC
345 at 40c; 140 at 1Sc; 230 at 28c;
$50 at 29c: 265 at 16c $50 at 16c.
Jim White sold 80 lbs. at 46c; 90
at BIC; 205 at 43c; rs at ACC; $50 at
Ale; 800 at 44c; 440 at 47c
Evans and White sold 10 lbs. at
33c; 10 at 39c; 200 at 39c; 315 at
45c; 240 at 36c; 270 at 27c; 230 at 34c
2S5 at 30c.
James White sold IT'S lbs. at 43c;
325 at 35c.
r. c. Cornelison sold 55 lbs. at 40c;
20 at 6oc; 55 at Soc; rs at BIC; 80 at
27c; 80 at zoe; 5 at 25c; 10 at 4oc; 10
at soc; at 40c; 10 34c; at zoe.
Baldwin and Rogers sold 215 ls. at
27c; 525 at 40c; 40 at CSC; 4s5 at
Csc; 675 at SOC; 400 at SAC; 46O at
6Oc; $50 at 42c; 655 at 30c; 800 at
3Oc; 135 at 29c; 365 at 36c; 655 at
25c; SO at 1sc; $50 at 1724c.
+ Webb and Burgess sold $50 lbs. at
zoe; 23O at 31c; 275 at 4sc; 240 at
4Oc; so at 1sc; 275 at 39sc; 305 at
SIC; 135 at 21c.
L. E. Perkins sold 60 lbs. at 32c;
,35 at 40c; go at 36c; 80 at 1sc; 290
at 1910.
Perkins and Sewers sold $50 lbs. at
29c; rs at 33c; 80 at 29c; 80 az 16c;
$40 at 16c.
Lowery and Kanatzar sold 100 lbs.
at 23c; 90 at 33c; 1O5 at 42c; Is at 25c
80 at 21c.
Colyer Chrisman, Jackson and Hos
kins sold $50 lbs. at 32c; $50 at 34c;
230 at 45c; 100 at SOC; 22O at Ale;
410 at SIC; 300 at 34c; 465 at 221sc;
365 at zoe; $50 at 16c.
Turpin and Brandenburg sold 1876
lbs at 211zc; los at 30c; lis at 36c;
200 at 2314c; 900 at 30c; 135 at 22c;
$50 at 1SKc; 400 at 1sc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21

WHEN You see man come smiling
down the street in the morning, we
know he's had Rookwood Coffee for
breakfast. Rookwood is the happy
breakfast drink. Good three times a
day. Rookwood is high in quality,
reasonable in price. D. B. Mckinney
& Company. Al n6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
Big Fire AT Lebanon

Lebanon, KY. JAN 21-Fire early
today destroyed the cold storage plant
of S. II. Grinstead Poultry Company,
including three nearby business
houses on Main street The loss is
estimated at 100000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21

ROOKWOOD is a household word
in happy households. There's moth
ing that goes on the table that gives
as much satisfaction as Rookwood
Coffee. Five grades, all good; five
prices, all reasonable. D. B. McKin-
ney & Company. Al 6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
Lick the Bolsheviki.

London, Jan. 21-Esthonian troops
won notable success against the
Bolsheviki, northwest on the Lake
Peipus, according to an Esthonian Of
fetal statment received here today.
They captured the town of Narva on
the Revai-P -Petrograd railway, with a
large number of prisoners.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
Monarchists Win In Portugal.

Madrid, Spain, Jan. 21-The mon
archist movement in northern Portu-
gal was successful and the govern
ment has been set up at oporto, ac-
cording to a report received by the
Spanish government. The report
that Lisbon is believed to have Joined
the movement
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
More Kentuckians Land

New York, Jan. 21-The transport
DeKlab arrived here today with the
18th sanitary train of the 38th divi-
sion, composed of men from Kentuc-
ky, Indiana and West Virginia The
George Washington and the Guisseppi
Verdi also arrived with soldiers from
overseas. The toal on the three ships
was 3,100 officers and men.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21

A soft blue white diamond weigh
ing SsS quarter carats has been found
IN the Jagersfontein mine, Orange
River Colony. This promises to be
one of the diamond fields historic
gems.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21
TopAY,s live STOCK MARKET.

Louisville, Jan. 21-Cattle 150;
steady and unchanged. Hogs 1000;
steady to a quarter higher; So to
s17.35; Sheep so; active and unchang-
ed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21

FOR RENT-Two nice rooms on
Collins street. Apply to Mrs. Susie
Willoughby. Phone 304. ~ Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21

FOR RENT-Two nice office rooms
over Stockton's Drug Store. Apply at
drug store. 33 II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-21

February corn $1.31%.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
APARTMENTS YIELD
=. QUICK PROFITS
Investors See Opportunity in
Resale of Flat House
Properties.
NINE SOLD YESTERDAY
Mandelbaums, Active in Pre-
War Trading, Resume
Their Activities.

Apartment house properties continue
30 be the cynoEire OF investors Nine OF
them changed owners yesterday and the
fact that several OF the transactions
were resales offers the best possible EVIL
dence OF the opportunity for quick return
on this class OF property. Among the
multi-family houses sold were the
Minerva at cs5 and 367 West 11sth
street. adjoining the northeast corner OF
Mornlngslde avenue. bought by Harris
and Maurice Mandelbaum from the Sea-
mans Bank for Savings. and the twenty
eight family, FIVE story structure at 1865
Grand Boulevard and Concourse. south
east corner of 1s4th street, resold by
Frederick Brown to George S. Runk.
Tho purchase Of the Minerva marked
q resumption of activity on the part OF
the Mandebaums. who were conspicu-
GUS In the local market during the period
Just prior to the war. The Minerva oc-
cupies a plot 50xl00. Is fully tenanted
and brings in an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000. The Mandelbaums bought
the property from the bank in cash
transaction negotiated by the Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown Company
Word of the deal spread quickly through
real estate circles and before the day
was over the purchasers had several
offers for the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
LIS PENDENs,
Manhattan

l2lTH ST. 1s w-olie Sch.uer ast Por.
Jerris Land 1mproN ement Co. Inc. ct al
foreclosure of MORTGAGE: attys. kurz-
man 4 Frank
18th ST. n =. 1911 W Yves, End az, ls.lIx
ss-Virs!nIs Mackay. Smith agt Anna.
bella X Varcoe ct al Cforeclosure OF
mortEsge); atty, X Pegram.
lo2D ST. is W-Iawyors Tito a. Trust Co
agt Fred W Crsndall ct al foreclosure
Of mortgage: attys. Dean. Tracy & stan
CLINTON ct. 81; Orchard 81. 1873. and
Orchard ~. s0-Samuel Newman agt
Bella Bre.lauer ct al (pariition) attys,
y Geigerich.
agt Edw & Beaumer' ct al foreclosure
OF mortgage: atty. r Name
2iST ST. io4 F--N Y Trust Co ast Eliza e
beth Trautnan ct a. foreclosure OF
mortgage; attys. Merrill. Rogers 4
Terry.
MANIDA ST. W s, 2osss Garrison av,
35xl0o-Centra! Union Trust Co of y
Y. trustees. agt Margaret NcLaushlin
LOT 1910. map OF Cn'onport-Elise Kugel
agt George Duncan ct al foreclosure
of mortssssl; ATTY. NJ Ntzhugh,.
Charles Richter ct a.. as trustee:
ast Henry FlreiakH ct al foreclosure OF
mortgsse'. atty, " B Hopping
LOT alO. map village OF Wakefield
Arthur Wolf et al. as eSrs. sst John
Groom e, a. foreclosure OF mortgage
atty. A Upton.
ST AIMS Az. +7s--Jsmes Bunt as trus-
tee. sEt Annie Peanan ct al partition
sui'D: atty, II : Patton.
DAILY AV, . 6, to,s n listh -. 37essS.5--
al faction TO got aside deed). atty. II
'Shlivek.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
COMPANY IN THREE DEALS.

Tho Union Chemical Glassware Com
.pany. Inc, OF which l. Portman is presi-
dent, figured as purchaser a1d seller
in three apartment house transac-
tiona Through Jacob Kaplan 1t resold
to Mr.. Rappaport the six story house
at a72-174 Manhattan street. on plot 50x
$50, located ass feet west OF Broadway.
The property is assessed at $4,000 ana
was acquired by the selling company
three weeks ago from the Harlem Saw
ings Bank.
At the same time the Union Chemical
Glassware Company bought from the
Henriquez estate the six story multi
family house. with stores, at the south
west corner of Broadway and i29th
street, fronting about $50 feet on Broad
way and SO feet on 12sth street This
property was bought by the Henriquez
estate a few years ago, together with
the adjoining apartment house at the
northeast corner OF Broadway and Man
haitian street.
From the Baptist Ministers Home So
ciety Mr.. Portman's company also
bought the five story new law house a:
GOT and e0s Trinity avenue. on plot
6ox100. located between 161st and 1880
streets The sale was negotiated by
Henry Well
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30


yrs Bn% ....................e 900
tEast of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
AvE G,nJ A. i,i7 sa ss1;loS R,,; Jan ,
1921. 5nT sttys. Middisbrook q Dor:
land. 4s Cedar st..... 900
West side.
twest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th etreets.)
18th ST, ttS-6i W. assignment of lease by
as-H. NJ We'll Co. owner, to VIM Bar
pess, sss W 37th at, contractor, due as
ger notes; atty. sigmund Rubin. 2aa
,oPH sr. 5. ics.io W 9Th av. scssa. p m.
Jan 2s-Herriett NJ Cronin to sesmen's
Bank for Saw. rs Wall st, due Feb 1.
isat, Sc attys. Cadwaiader. W q T,
.sTH 81 sto:5i W, runs los to c'p'O old
iFa"G, 10 . .t4e siossS s,1 and iG Sax
2sE5ts and 6bl West tsth ST. Corpn TO
prior mtg =; atty. Lawyers T a T
soTH ST. iSi .. W. 80. assignment LEASE iss.e
by way OF mtg to secure $500. Jan 20
Picket. 7o6 Riverside Drive. due as per
agreement; atty. Lester FresdmaIn;
ssTH ST, ., asa Amsterdam av isi
1908, IN. bldg loan. Jan 2s-Edwin
e Zittel to Brooklyn Trust Co. III Mon
tague st. Bklyn. 8 yrs, Sc attys, Cullen
Dykmsn. III Montague OF, Brook
iyh '.'...''.... ...'.........'... t2l,25O
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north Of 10Th street. }
HAVEN Av, $3.50. 60xio3.s, Jan &c q
Lpmnn to Brooklyn Trust Co. III
Montague at. Bklyn: s yrs, 5HT; attys,
Cullen Dykfnan. III Montague st.
bkIyn. .................... tS,VOO
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx)
STEBBINs Av, s. l27 r 1854 st. runs 9
eil6 to n n Dawson st e s76.s 70
Rogers pl X 34s,2 230--Fredk
johnson and ano, trus. TO Guaranty
Trust Co. 40 Bway. Jan -. yr,. sgt
given to secure notes.: atty. a =
LUDLOW AV. 8 &, 1906 W Castle Hlli av.
24llxl6i. BARBARA Ssebaid to VIM r
Moore III w nth At. Nov IS. 1911; due
as per bond: atty. VIM Moore. III W
wilkins Av. 'l,ifiS.s. 8. 5to;iioo.Belr;tHhpSS
Levin to Annie r OConnell, ISL f l6sth
st. prior mtg $4,000 Jan rs, duo Feb
!; 1871. SO: atty C T Co. ~
ELY Av. $. s5.5 .s.d st. two 'i lot.
each 2oxs6, two mtgs, zach f.70o-
Crawford Real Estate a B!dg Co to
Franklin Society for Home Bldg & saw.
ings, 81 Park Row. Jan 20, installs So
atty. q T Co. JIG Bway. 80. 5000
ST PETERS Az n g, rs Maclay ar
2bxo9 l-Gennaro Fasano to Manus n
Gallagher, 1906 81 Peters av, Jan 20.
yrs 5T; atty. @ T Co. l76 Broad.
way ..................... 3s.5o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
FOWLER RESIDENCE SOLD.
Erected on Land Given by y. Ser
Eeant Cram to Daughter.

A sale reported yesterday involves the
six story and basement dwelling AZ Il
East Ninet!eth street, built by Mrs.
Robert Fowler. Jr., several years ago
on land purchased for her as gift by
her father. J. Sergeant Cram. The
property is on the same block with the
Carnegie mansion and is separated from
II by three dwellings owned by Pllny
Fisk and Louise C. and George l.. Nc
Apin. To the east of the Fowler resi-
dence is a one story lot and a row OF
one story taxpayer stores put Up several
years ago by jeremiah Campion on n
strip OF land II feet wide and 100 feet
In depth
The site for the residence was bought
by Mr.. Cram at price said TO be In
the neighborhood of $4,000 front foot
from Mrs. Julia l. Cameron. Mrs
Fowler had the house put up by tho
Architectural Contracting Company from
plans by r. Burrell Hoffman. Jr. The
cost of construction was about 100000,
The purchaser of the property Is said to
be an operating concern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
SEVERAL ENTIRE
BUILDINGS RENTED
Motion Picture Companies
Sign Big Leases.

Cross 4 Brown Company leased tho
entire building at 631 to 635 West
Forty sixth street to p. viani. Inc. for
the Metro Pictures Corporation.
Il. Edward Crosby and John O'Connor
leased the recently altered Ave story
building In the Times Square section at
$40 West Forty-sixth street to the
Crystal Fur Company for the owner,
Miss Lillian q. Kerr.
Louis Schrag leased for Major Harri-
son X. Bird the building 1876 Third ave-
nue. to the Motion Picture Company for
n term of fifteen years
Shaw & Co. leased for the estate OF
N. Oliver Sage the store at IS West
125th street to d. Houtman.
VI. & L. Hess, Inc, in conjunction with
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company, leased for the estate Of Brad
ish johnson, Inc. the store and base
ment OF the Broadway and Fifth Ave-
nue. Building, at l49 and 1b1 Fifth ave-
nue.. through to 92t to 925 Broadway.
covering the entire block front on the
north side of Twenty -hrst street to the
Federal Reserve Bank.
J. u. English leased for the Broadway
and Thirty-ninth street Company to
Kaplan & Lefkowitz a suite OF offices
on the second moor OF kflo broau"oy'
Messrs. Frederick Southack and Alwyn
Ball, Jr., leased the eighth loft in SS
and IS West Twenty-hfth street TO the
Wilson Manufacturing Company and a
suite of Offices in the Broadway Cham
bers Building. 277 Broadway, to Fleit-
man, Watjen a Co.
George w. Sasse leased the following
stores 20so Eighth avenue to Cohen
Bros. 2109 Eighth avenue to +. MO-
rante; 22e7 Eighth avenue to L. Mar
Gus: 2l02 Eighth avenue to Washington
Meat Company. Inc. 2075 Eighth avenue
to Charles Spreckels and 1898 Eighth
avenue to a we'll known bakeshop.
Bastine & Co., Inc. leased the store
basement and first loft 4s West FIJI
teenth street, to the Phoenix Yarn Cor
poration and the store and basement AZ
West Fifteenth street to p. Lorillard &
Co., Inc.
The Brett & Goode Company leased
space In 211 TO 2l5 Centre street to VIM
cent Ciocia in 146 Wooster street to the
Lessin Paper Box Company and the
Blum Hat and Cap Company and ir
l29 to 1876 Lafayette street store and
basement to the Lunkenheimer Company
In conjunction with the Charles F. Noyes
Company.
E. A. Turner leased for the Charlie:
! T. Willis estate the store and basement
at 2sS Fifth avenue for ten years &c
Bertalan Barna OF the French Pastry
shop at an aggregate rental OF ovel
100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
Business Troubles.
Schedule. In Bankruptcy,

Gr'RF1NKEL g. MEIsTER--A schedule ~
GurNnkel & Meister, 4; Maiden .sre.
,a.25O The three largest creditors are:
Forsn, Bsgneu Co, IL Maiden lane
T.75S; Union Thermometer COMPANY
1901 Boston road. H;tiS. and J. J. Pom;
Dic,sman. 81 Maiden lane. is the at
a seheduie of the w.mlinssr Steel
Pnins Company, poushkeepse, n. 7,
shows liabilities OF s39, ss< and assets Of
$50 The three !arFe s creditors S,. are;
way. Sr,sss; Minneapolis Gas and El.o-
trio Company, Minneapolis, MINI. {2.ll,
and Brown sits Company. so Church
street, Si.5A0. The assets are in the
stock In trade. Mclaughlin q stern. -
William street. are tho attorneys.
RITTER RESTAuRANr' iNC,-A schedule
bilites OF 3is,672 and assets Of $4,000.
The three largest creditors are: Will
lam sinkowttr'r lGc: sos Eas, sixth
second street, $4,000. and Jaburg Bros.
10 Leonard street s2.2oo, OF the assets
$50, are In the stock In trade. Barnett
kope'man, $40 broadway. is the at
LEMON sNAPPy CLOTHES sHoP-A
ss Shedrls OF the LenSx sn.ppy Clothe;
,io.S6s ana assets OF IS, Ss7. The three
largest creditors are: l. ~ system
Clothing & Tailoring Co.. 40 Broadwsy.
Isador Brussels, 2as Graham avenue.
$1,000, or tho assets $500 are In the
stock IN trade. Lawrence r. Cohen, IS
Wall street, is tho attorney
Petition in Bankruptcy.
ARTHUR HoRWITz-A voluntary peH.
ton OF Arthur Horwitz. 1923 Broadway,
shows liabilities OF 'ii,7oS and no as
Herman L. Karp. broadway and Fifty
Bunalo. :, =. $500. and a'f Bradiss 'I %aso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
DEMAND FOR RESIDENCES.
FIeischmnnn Home on West 5'th
Street Rented.

Maurice wertheim leased the four
story dwelling 125 West Sixty-seventh
street TO Mrs. Fannie Grill.
H Holtz & Co. Inc. leased the apart
ment house 2S49 and 1850 Broadway to
James w. Blalack at an aggregate rem
tai OF s40.s25.
NJ. II. Tropauer leased for Mrs Will
helmlne Fleischmann her residence at
West Seventy-seventh street This is one
Of the finest private houses on the West
Side and was built TO order by MT
Fleischmann. It is the first house west
of Central Park West and faces the
Museum OF Natural History; 1t Is five
story American basement dwelling on lot
25x100. The lease is for long term and
the lessee is DR.. Anthony Bassler. who
will take possession about the irst of
July. This house was held at a rental OF
$1,000 year.
The Brett & Goode Company leased
apa rtments in 10 East Sixteenth street
to Adm Wiley, Saul A. Singer and Lieut.
Ernest Walbridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 18TH STREET-Georgs w
Sasso sold for the estate of J. C. wis
wall 223 West 18th street, a three
story dwelling. 1s.3x10011.
WEST DIST STREET-Slawson 4
Hobbs sold for Lorenzo NJ. Picabia
400 West Ninety-thrd street. a sia
story dwelling. 17X55x1oo.s. to a client
SIXTH AVENUE-The estate OF j.
Gurley Grafton sold the four story build
ing, with store, at sos Sixth avenue
The property was valued at $4,000.
EAST ll2TH STREET-James H.
Cruikshank bought from Mae f. Della
van the three story dwelling at IA
East l12th street, on lot 17x100,
assessed at 5000 Charles f. Moore
was the broker.
WEST 27TH STREET-The three story
garage property, 242 West Twenty
seventh street bought In this week by
plaintiff in foreclosure prooeedings
was sold by p. a. Gaynor to a client
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-30
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eh9ics 100 Iss sii!s0is; co'.Ssren e.
c SiSiS% 'hs,' i&aso ,s T rs Sa.S.
psIfaka. MsnshnS!sn. ,s.,S 5000; ssd kld:
E ss9 sSole.. sfsSscSssy;ss nmps rns
;iso; Kumvsmoso Msn.har,sr i i,i,2i,o
Chilean, ,s:25 $3.50; Bayou. chilean, IS;
Cranberry. .Manchurian, round. $3.50; long.
. s 'sGr' 'sos{,f PITs c ahoies
,ii.a50ii'to, PEAs-scotch.. isls.. 50;
green. California, .,s;5oae:75; Chilean.
sSs AS''r slaeR eye csiifo2n,s. ssasS
I; splits, yellow, s7G7.76; green. 1850;
white, Manohurian. small, t6.bo97; large,
ID. An 9tse; extras. % score. 49, o
&c. frsts, IS to 81 score, 448tec. SEQ
ends, 50 to 81 score. ~ a 4Sc.; lower grades.
$50: seconds. 4sa45c; State dairy tubs,
sG nfs 10 ts ,c TO ea% ss
% 6iic.; imitation creamery, hr..s. q q
seconds, ssS ss7e,; lover grades, % p
sec. 4; packing stock. current make, No. l.
5So. No, q. 3.o,; lower grades, so Sasc.
CHEEsE-stste. whole milk. fresh flats.
SSs average dw., s9 1ssss ss.gss,H
twins. specials, sth aa5e.; average run,
tgsine lever grades. s2asshe, net'.
Wisconsin, whole milk. twins, held, 90
Ss3GG; .inssis daisies sss, hels, ,s7assho
Americas. held. sec; State, skins. specials
2ea27c.: prime TO choice. 2Sq ESQ fair
to good. ls922c.: lower grades. 1000.
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen.
81 Tsfc.: extras. frsts. sa60c. nrsts,
67h d6shc.: seconds and poorer. bs857c.:
dlrties. No. /. 5ta55o. No. and poorer.
Isc.; undersrades, S1+sc.; refrigerator,
s?a5oc.; state Pennsylvania and nearby
Western. hennery whites. nne to fancy,
7o4 Tic; ordinary to prime. $50 SIC. :;
gathered whites, ordinary to prime, 64p
SIC: pullet whites. "a a e5c.: Pacific coast.
ern. gathered whites, 62Qs7c. State. Penn.
sylvania and nearby. hennery browns. 81
Gp65c: gathered brown and mixed colors
| 5sd6
PROvIsIONs-Porh nrm; mess. $50
family. s53u55; short clear. $500. Beet
arm; mess, ,35g36: family. +0It1
packet, ss7ass: extra India mess. sea q
Go. Hogs steady. bscons, 24c,; lio lbs.
?tnc.; pigs 2iac. Bellies quiet; picked
20 lbs. 3okc: Greases easy; yellow. ~ q
hams quiet; regular 1919 lbs. 267.c.
| skinned, 1870 lbs. 2sac. Tallow easy
city special. loose. SC. Lard unsettled
middle West. s23 5ON2t; city lard quiet
i2s.5o: South America. s2s.s5: Brazil kegs
| $685.: compound dun 23a2,kc- Stearin'
| dull; city lard stearine, 25c.. oleo. lsc
! nominal.