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New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Twin City Rapid Irans;,

The annual report Of the Twin c..
Rapid Transit Company discioses ,ro..
reveare to~ tie ,ear ended noca..,
81. 1918. Of s9G95.97o. conpared gdp,,osf moe.
Sl0.lSlSdi tor the year before "1,n W.
after .aNes vas Sl.755.55l. ago.Ns. ,'e.
S2.542,l59 for the preceding year p',s O.
income amounting to $l5.2l5 was a.
making a total income Of 81 77o -eo
After interest. etc, of S1.079 4e7 - -
balance was sGql ,3O2. which ! .l ne
equlvaien- of S21S per share. after VIC VIC
ferred dividends Of S2l0.nOo had b br'e'
deducted. Common dividends naid sS'. SNr
ing the year totalled s880.000 ioa,',Sa D,a'.
surplus of S41,3O2.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
TRUSTEES SALE

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
SOUTNENN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
TRUSTEES SALf.-S S. DARLINGTON. .
NOTICE is HEKEBN GIVEN that by an
order of the aboNo named Court the under
signed Trustee. under tho provisions Of
sections 42S3, 42S4 and s2S5 Of The {. 5
r. 8 viii sell at public auction on
w edu. SdaN, February -. 1el9 at p NJ
o'clock. tho s S. "Arlingtoil." her tackle.
apparel. furniture etc. sale to take place
on board said S $ Arlington" where she
NOW lies on tn" shores Of Greenwood Lake
New York. where she can be seen ana
inspected.
Dated, January 10Th. 1919
EDWARD /, OWEN. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Advocates Use of
Trade Acceptances

!. Harry lresoe. secretary Of Il.
National Association Of Credit Ne,
speaking before the January meeti,,
Of tie New York Credit Mems Assoc;,
ton last night. advocated s.dcr me-
Ct trade acceptances in franeing t-sd.
He said that one OF the mos, impor,.r
trade abuses was to be found in -.
uncertainty OF CORRECT terms. ~.
could be eliminated through the nsa my.
he trade acceptance. lie cNnrosse.l' - -
opinion that in time trade accents accents No
viii become the busis Of ntorng,i"ses'
trade '''oasl
I. 5. Botelcr. president It the lo,,
ASSOCIATION. made 4 strong Dloa 'VeAl
greater eirlloyment Of returnsno' ~ -.
0iers So'-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
The Paul Jones,
On fleigllst, in Deal
Das.ieI T. Jackson Reported TO
Have Parted With Big " ads
worth Avenue House

The Paul Jones at 220 10 234 Wads-
worth Avenue, covering the westerly
block front between l84th and 1S5th
streets. is reported 10 have been sold
by the E. h. A. Realty Company. con
trolled by Daniel Ii. Jackson II is
modern siX-story structure, with ele-
vator service, fronting 1910 feet on
W adsWorth Avenue and 20 feet on each
street Mn jackson bought The house
in 1917 from the Auerbach estate.
which acquired it from the American
Real Estate Company in 1913. The con
slderation IN the present transaction is
not known. The city assesses the realty
at $3.50. GOO
Brown Is Buyer of Fowler House
Frederick Brown is the purchaser Of
the Fowler residence at II East Nine
ticth Street, sale Of which was reported
yesterday. The transaction was for
all cash and free Of mortgage encum-
brance.
P. l.. Franchebond is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 234 East l28th Street, sold
by the Central Savings Bank through
kurz & Urcn
Canadian Buys 3lst Street Loft
A Canadian is the buyer of the prop
erty at l06 East Thrty-frst Street, re-
ported sold yesterday. Thomas j.
OReilly was the broker in the deal. 1t
is the first purchase by the Canadian
in this city. The impression is that he
viii buy more real estate if this prop
erty proves to be all that he expects it
TO be-
City Island Masons Buy Corner
Pelham Lodge 7l2, f. and A. N.. Of
City Island. has acquired from Annie
Booth and others the property, 50X62. 3,
at the northwest corner Of City Island
and Scofcld avenues. 1t was conveyed
subject to a mortgage for $2,S00
Reports from Brooklyn
The Realty Trust mas sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the one fam
lily brick dwelling at 1928 Sixty-second
Street. in the Mapleton Park section,
to Craig ". Fleming
Benjamin Wcisbrant and Morris Ro-
senblum have purchased from NJ. Espo-
slto plot. 6OXllS, in Twenty-fourth
Street, % feet north Of Surf Avenue
Coney Island. for Improvement A. NJ
Hornstcm negotiated the sale
Cologne Makers Buy in Queens
The G. f. lsing Corporation. manu-
iacturers OF cologne, have bought the
De BeVoise Waist Company factory, at
60 to : Bradford Street, through J.
ing covers a site l00Nl00
TompIinssillc House BuNe
Cornelius c. kolN has sold for
Matthias Wirth Stucco bungalow. on a
quot 50N100, at 5S s.. Paul's Avenue
IompkinsVille, to Mr Berman, of
Staten Island
Plans for Concoursc Realty
Plans have been filed for two five
story apartment houses to be erected
on the west side OF the Grand Con-
course, SIS feet south Of l92d Street.
by the Absar Realty Company CAbra-
ham Wclsman. prcsident). The houses
VIII be 30 and 62 feet wide. respective
~. and the total cost is placed at Sl20.-
GOO. Charles kreymborg prepared the
plans. Recently the company had plans
hlcd for the Improvement Of the imme-
date southwest corner with five story
house, to cost $4,000 The City Mort
gage Company advanced a loan of SS5.-
600 on the corner project
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Livestock, Meats, Provision.

Following Yesterdays prices. compared With
tacss ot yeas ago.
Lire steers FAR ;o
prime. 100 i}. $500 @S.7.75 $3.50 6SI430
10. ........~ IL .25 lo 10
10 mine ioo 5 300 e 'Doo 1900 a 1890
30. "a % IS y a .2e
Live ewes iuO ih 6.dc q 1890 $50 a 1900
Live lsMDs sair to
prime la0 % $50 a T.25 1900 q 1875
Dressed mutton 'b .i5 @ .is .lS' a 20
IL - % a II .2s a n
Hogs Ioo 10 400 a 1900 200 q l7.25
Dressed hess i.-
con- b..'...... "a 24s 24isa "a.
Mss loit. ha' 5G.01 n $3.50 q 5i.10
Mes beef bbl. $500 a $500 3ioO "a 80 90
~ .3.4oc q q. SOC e5.eOc q .OOc
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
" i.hdraws Cotton
Blanket Prices

Price guarantees on cotton blankets
will be withdrawn to-day by the
Nashua Manufacturing Co. Amory.
Browne & Co., agents FOR the mill, one
OF the largest Of It's kind IN the coun-
try. ammo olnced yesterday that since
prices were named, on January Is. with
guarantees to date of delivery. its out
put Of blankets had hecn sold up to
August 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
SURROGATES' NOTICES

CANET s CH ARLEs.-IN PURSUANCE
Of an order OF honorable John = Cohalan
Surrogate OF the County OF New Yoll,
notice is hereby given 20 all persons HAVING
claims against E. Charles Canet late Of ,he
County of New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the sui
scriber a. its place cf tIansacting business
No. IS Wal Street. N the Borough OF Man
haitian IN the Cily OF New York, on OF be-
fore the 2Uih day Of May. 1913
Dated, ->cW y orA. The Iltn day of Novem-
Der, 1918
BANNERS TRUST COMPANY.
WHITE & CASE, Attorneys for Executor
l4 Wal Street. New York City
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honora Bile John 7. Cohaia0. a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE =
hereby given to an persons having elsiln,
against Mark V. Maclay. lste Of she CONT
OF New iork. deceased. to pres, nj the sane
with Nouchers thereof TO the subserlbers.
a. their place of iransactine business. a.
the Office II Mark w Maclay. Jr No y
William street in the city II New York.
on or before The goth day Of March next
Dated. NeN' York, the 18th day OF Sep.
teInD>r, l9lS.
MARK W. MACLAY. .IR
ARCHIBALD " MACLAY
Administrator
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures. There was a fairly
active trade in the market yesterday.
and large purchases OF actual coffee
milds as we'll as Santos, stimulated the
opening and caused an advance of to
10 points Leading interests. who have
recently been on the selling side. GOV
cred carly in the day and prices worked
upward owing to lack of selling
pressure, final quotations showing net
advances of 13 to 22 points.
A Washington dispatch said that it
was learned to-day that Brazil has
asked the United States for ten ships
within the next six weeks to bring
100000 bags of coffee from Brazil to
the United States The coffee, it was
said, was ordered some months ago bv
American Importers
The rance Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31

construed by the market as meaning
that present regulations in regard
to the price of crude OIL and nAav-
ket operations viii continue in force
during the present season. Conso-
Gucntiy. there was ll.t'e attempt % do
business and it was thought operations
during the season VIII oe COMPRISED
largely Of eXno..t allocations.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Harlem Dwelling Deals
studios in West Sixtccntb Stroct

D butier q Baldwin have sold TO David
building at - West Sixteenth Stroot
on lot 2o192. The purchaser filed nlans
10 make extensive alterations for bach-
Gior apartments, TO be completed about
June J. A. A. liagcman represented thc
sellers. 'e'''o" 'lc
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Sheriff Knott Plans 10
Take Hotel Calumet

Inc Hotel Calument. al 33S and $40
W est y-seVenth Street. through to
flfty,siNth street. is to be AIKEN over
by Sheriff David II Knott and his
yesterday the $40 West Fifty-seventh
street Corporation, cap talizod at So
900. and having for directors S. Navlor
and W. J. and j. t. Knott.
INC Calumet is a siN-sto'v' Structure
between Eighth and Iin Avenues,
and accorlng to the owner alp REGARDS
is owned by Amelia Friedman. Ad-
Joining il on the east is the Church Of
Zion ana st. Timothy and farther
Y NJ. {. A.
City Dwellings, ceased
Peasc {. Elliman have leased for
Thomas Smell to c. NJ. DlGav the four
story and basement dwelling at 324
Lexington Avenue, between Thirtv-
eighth and fhirtV-ninth Streets
The Duff & Brown Company has
leased for the Guardian Life Insurance
Company to Arthur ". Lewis. 423 West
l4lth Street, q four story dwelling.
and for the estate Of James Stokes. to
Katharine Blakeiv. $50 Convent Ave
nue., four-story dwelling.
apartment Homes in Demand
Douglas L. Nilman e Co. have
leased an apartment Of fifteen rooms
and five baths at 27O lark Avenue to
Clarence Milhiscr: also apartments al
o63 Park Avenue, corner SiXty-second
street. for Peasc & Gilman agents. to
Marcus l.. Bell: at 1t5 East Forty
ninth Street. to VI. A. Dcret' cid; at ll2
East ScVenty-fourth street. TO Thomas
W. Streetar; ana at 116 East Fifty
eighth Street 20 Captain J. !. Jackson
Samuel ]. Tankoos has leased with
Feaso & Gilman to Agustin G. Hardart.
secretary Of tho Horn & llardart Com
pany, owners of the Automat rcstau-
rants the third oor apartment at 1928
Wcst Eighty-third Street The Wood
DolsoN Company represent the owner.
Mrs. s. J. Blcor'ingd;uc Rents
The Robert +. Farley Organization
has rented for MIR. NJ chacl ]. Kirkland
his property. OAK Grove, on Sound
View Avenue. Whit Plains \. V, to
Mrs. s. J. BloominEdalc for tho summer
season.
Renting at Eockawsy
II. Richter & Co. have T. ted dwell
ngs al Rockaway Pa for Paul Cud-
GlhY. house on South Tenth Avenue, TO
John D SalVo. Of Broob yn; Cor the
Naughton Realty Co npar}. at a. South
First Avenue, to Harry A Jack; for =.
VI. O'Connor, at 80 SOU h Ninth Avenue,
TO DR.. Louis Brown; for mrs l.. x rich
rcr. at 81 North Columbus Avcn1c, 10
Captain James +. Egan, and for Mrs F.
II. Klein, at ~ North Eighth Avenue,
to julius Johnschcr.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

hipApNAN. T G 42d st. runs W Sss io p .
,,n Nv ~ * ool To broadway \ N IN r -
peg; "Il. oKc,nt storm at cor nroMlWay and al 81,
''"nI inpi Go to subway Central mn,
,oirn' m fS2 broadway. from Juy l. lnls -
a., ~ .'Sp wth PRIV or thrco II yr renewals
III Az 1902. ~ 15th at rr stors and n.' V"'
m '', posi g, i1, g a. aiHse store; IT y A 1t ( O.
~ 'aNn ana Ma Neiuborg lp02 rth ny. : 49,,
rom "c ]. 1919. 3 yr, renewal a, Sg am a,,. - d
"snma II. ~ Broadway >3 l5o rn,i 81 ioo
~ III ~ t. ali. scdec Nor-l. Nea,fg e,
, - ro',Ipl 'onef mp. "a l. llOu a.. ~,
At N"' ''' J. ''''' atty. Jos N'ier. ~ 4 NON
'''-'-'-'' ..---........ S.. 200
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Renting at Eockaway
SOOO.OOO Will Be Paid
For Use Of l2d ri. Corner

Lease ON the IIcidclbcrg building,
occupying the site Of the Mctropolc
Hotel, on tho south side of Forty
second Street. from Broadway to
Seventh Avenue, adjoining Brokaw
Brothers, store, was recorded yesterday
by the United Stores Land and I'm
proVcment Company TO the Subway
Central Building Corporation. The
lease is operative from July |. 1913, to
April %, 1890, with privilege OF three
81 year renewals, the rental hoing S50,-
600 per annum and taxes. ing the
first period Of thc~-leasc 100000 will
i,n ,1a ii In rnaf ~ L,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
New Broadway Restauran

Pcasc & Elliman have leased for
Francis c. Canning to jacob Res
taurant, Of Lakewood n. J tho store
and basement at l64S Broadway, at the
southeast corner Of FiftY-iirst Street
and running through to Seventh Ave
nuc, and a loft at ! West Thirty-sev-
onth Street to Ale andcr Simonds and
Elias Wolf.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
SURROGATES' NOTICES

SHERMAN. FREDERICK W-f>S pr-t,..,-
=, ahGe aGe OF an order Of Honorable John p
SoHa4ai. a surrogate of The County ~ Na,
! orA, NOTICE is hereby given ~ al nsr
sons having claims arai.lst r-' - per
sherman. late Of the County Of Nv vi
deceased, TO present the same with x5neh
efs -AeTtot 10 the suoscriher at his plsSA
~ - - d"sde tiNg business. a. the osace ~
Merhie X Mell1le, MS attorneNs. at Nc 9ss
hlosu y va. 10 the borough OF Manhattan
~ tAe Clty OF New York. Stat= of Ne.
1919. 0'" Gay o- July
Dated New York. the 10th day 4 Jan.
ROBERT a. BROWN. frs.,.o,
MERhLE & MERkLE. Attornsxs o.,
Executor. Office and T. Q AG.ir.ss 1sp
Broadway. Borough OF Aisnl,tts. 90
New York City. 'a1
~ PURSUANCE OF AN orpf-n -
III 3uorabie John + Cah,.af = ~,,.-..,..
= t.ae County # New lor'. iaied H. 9e.s
given 70 all persons lasltIe r..-.
Harry Wheeler Powell ia.. fl,.. -,
Of New York. -ec'asal z. present IA.
same Nlth vouchers f.rf.af f. fs esh
soriber al her place ~ i-ans.4.t...- f.-.'
ness. at the ofilca of Hal- Stevenson vi.
ton x senior, bar a'furi. Nu ~ Nassau
fore the 3lsi IA Of May next.
.los... Dsted' New York 'he 9Th cay d; 10.
MY MosnER POWELL
HART. SIL\ EN>ON. WALTON a. ST.
NOR, ATTORNEYS for INer-f % Va.
sau Street. NeN York cts
~ PURSUANCE or Ass ORDER ~
Honorable john j.. IoI4ItI safr,r..,
of The County of \cn Tics st..
hereby given 10 aI per-.n- ~ cls.n.,
against Al'N8rl.' H. lfl ata IS ff-
togAtN 90 NV or<. aft.I...l rres4,.
Tire same with NHNrltr~ t. sg
scrlber. ar its place af frane4. H.-.r...
No -6 Broad Street. in fll f- af ya
York. on ur before fhe i1ff.s.s ~ a.
gust IeNt
Dat 2. Nen York tae safa l.a-
llar}. 1919
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
TAYLOR HDNigs * nfaa tr-s,a..
for Executor l ~ffas.
IN PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER or
Honorable John r Cola..r rrae,,.
OF the County of Ncn 1arH NnHfre
hereby given to aii pefsofa a-t ann,
against John Afee;rs. Ittt n III,
Countt % %ew YORK. -l prss,n:
III same with fourt slnf ~ IN.
subscriber AT lt@ pisrf .t t...a-a a.i'.r ia,..
ness No. So Wall Sfrer I.-.H-i. 81, Ma
haitian. iu the city # New York 1a .,
before the 9th DAY OF prii ra.'
Dated. NeW Yprk. tlt -t-A las = ssr.
tember. 1915.
UNITED STATES THI SIT caNpAyY
OF NEW NDitn. l.ocl-4f
STEWART * SfiEARsH atl mess p,
Executor - Wall stse. 1-aatattsa.
New YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Builders Find Buyers
For Dvckman Flats

Charles WNnne. operator, has bought
from the Hawthorne Construction Com
pany the hve-story apartment houses.
en- plot l00xl0o, at 6ll to GIG West
2OAth Street, in the Dyckman section.
The structures contain sixty apart
ments of three and four rooms and
were built by the selling compony FIVE
years ago. The property was held at
$125O00
Jersey Lots Traded for Heights Flats
/. Lester Wood has resold the five
story apartment. house at $40 West
134th Street, on plot 40xl00, to Fred
erick Buergel of Grantwood, ~ j., for
investment. The property was sold
subject to a mortgage of $8S,o0o A
tract of eighty-iive lots in Grantwood,
~ j., was taken by Mr.. Wood in part
payment.
julius W Baker has sold to the
bensenson Realty Company, Benjamin
Benenson, president, the fve-story
apartment house at 80 and 81 Nagle
Avenue, between Broadway and Ell
wood Street. The property occupies
plot 50x125. Stoddard Mark repre-
sented the buyer as attorneys. The
seller acquired the property in Novom-
Der. 1917. from B. A. Hurry
Mortgage Company Sells It's Realty
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold tenement and dwelling in Harlem
and The Bronx to investors. The tene-
ment is at 42S East 117th Street. L is
six stories high and covers site
d3xl00. The dwelling is the thrcc-storv
house at 1923 Willis Avenue, near l4fst
Street.
Operator Takes Profit on Dwelling
The three story and basement dwell
ing at 512 West 149th Street has been
sold by James l.. Van SAINT, who pnr-
chased it about two months ago from
Mrs: Carri Chapman Gait Minnie
nrlfflen Is the ne" owner The house
occupies a lot 15x1OO feet. The Duross
Company negotiated the deal.
Builder Buys in Eighty-cighth Street
The dwelling at l6i West Eighty
elghth street is 10 be altered INTO
souoios- lhe property has been bought
by builder He has paid s. Iinman
a profit for the house. Mr. I.ipman nnrl
chased the house recently from The
brooklyn Trust Company and ncgotia-
tons for the resale Of tho nronnrtv
we're instituted almost immediately. il
- - 'hrec stories and covers a site TX
5VV. Frederic H. Allc4, Of Frederick
A'ttel & Sons, negotiated both sales.
Harlem Dwelling Deals
James II. Cruikshank has bonqhf
from Mae +. Dclavau the thrce-st0rv
dWclling at ia East 112th Street on
lot l7XlOo Charles +. Moore was the
broker. Last week Mn Cruikshank nm
chased and resold tho adjoining house
10 East 112th Street
Forter &. Co. have sold for Katherine
K. Neuhoff to Foliciana Carbone the
TWO tenements on plot 52xl00 at 40
and Alp East 123d Street
George ". Brottcll has sold for tbc
harlem Savings Bank to Mrs. Z. Mur-
phy 40 East 18Th Street, thrce-storv
dwelling on lot l6.3X75.
Studios in West Sixteenth Street.
butler & Baldwin have sold 10 David
faslnkSy me thrce-s story and basement
oul ding at 10 West Sixteenth Strco,
on lot 1882. The purchaser filed nlans
70 make extensive alterations for hacb
eior apartments, TO be completed abont
June J. A. A. Hagcman REPRESENTED tbe
sellers. ''''" ''ie
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31

Eggs Receipts were 1926 eases.
Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. Goa 6lc; ;
extra frsts, $50 59c; iirsts, 570 5719c;
seconds and poorer. 53tq 57c; dirties.
No. i, 5i1' SOC; 10. and poorer. 50a
53c; checks. good to choice, dry. 47@
lSc; undei. grades, 43o 46c:. refrgqra-
tor, 800 o9c: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western. henncry whites, fine
10 fancy o9M zoe; ordinary to prime.
Sta CSC; gathered whites, ordinary TO
fine, Sta Goc, pullet whites, $50 &c;
Pacific coast, ordinary to line, 500 Soc ;
western and southern. gathered whites,
60@ 66c; state. Pennsylvania and near
by, hannery browns, 63@ &c; gathered
browns and mixed colors, 81 2 q Gle.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
100000 Fifth Ave. Lease

l.. A. Turner has Leased tho store
and bascmcr. at 2SG FiftN Avenue for
ten years to Mr. Bonar OF the French
Pastry Shop. The aggregate rent is
over 100000. Mr.. Bouar will open the
store as high-class French pastry
shop and restaurants The store is
35X120
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
.rAL H>1 VIZ
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

1oli ~ ~ thsJ ua.osefa,Ig .ia .,.,l4,1o.,,..
iWnisA" f1r ffiy laJgs olf iIa ,a.,,,. I.,
,.''l'" aAh IaDy rianI ptD. 1,uA.i ~,
i'f .ff" H"i4 eil folrf s.,sfss ,1n d ,a,t'ff.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Follows:
n1lnns1l

Wednesdays Year
High. Lew Close. close ago.
May 1890 1880 t3a6u13s7 1854 eOf
June. t3.76@13.73 1857
July 1870 1866 1861 o8 1850 e.22
Aug 13.57N 1859 1912
Sept. 13.45 1345 13.49a 1850 1885 0.42
Cottonseed Oil. Report that the
government will continue to main
tam the price of cottonsced was
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
rIans for Concoursc Realty
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

El,'h'pMBE Az. no mtgr $1,000 Paik av
~ mtg1 So ooo Sqth ST. 4l9 " mtge SIS 0oo
Livingston ~. TO- mtac 81 ooc: qih az G33 mtge
go 600. ll5th st. 500 + mtge $100 Henry
Wendl R'ln Augusta II Peters. to Augusta II
fe'ers. 20 W 18th ST. atty. Henry Wendt 90
Nassau ST. aSSis. ctch .....
l@Nlil ST. 2ol W. mtge S goo: Title Guar 4 Trust
Go to Mary Jacobs. cNtrN of Nm II Jacobs =.
ats. Johnston a NJ 25G Broadway ........ $ 000
% AN l5iS-l@'o. mtgos each 10000. Title
Guar Iilst SO To city Iita Estate CO. l7G
HreadNaf. , ass's. each. .... 6
oW' ST. II w. 18Th ST.. "3l W: 18th 81 s. ,oo g
9ih ay Marion J Spark, 10 EroNN $50 N Brcser-
agH co. atty. Isaac I'vison. rs !. l2Nth -
c5lIl ST. - w Title CUR 4 Trust co 10 Louise
Is Sicnols 10 w lo3d s., address l7G nroal
ll,,rH 81 % i: \ ! 1iile 4 N.s' Go To- .lre +
Walsh. ioH Columbia Heights '-e klyn. ane
~ T. NJ Go. i35 Broadway .... 500
''Ilf ST lpl " 18th 81. f.s W. i.i oi s, lco in
mtg of So. 900. Richard \ fIenhpuel to ritle
Iuar 4 Trust Co. l7o Broadw8y
l@olll ST - w. mtgc s. on0. y \ Trir X Mig
&c ~ "ii" Munk 5,l RNcriae Drive al,lress
li7 Rroa'lva1 inf ot 81 0on
So DIST ae 3i ~ mtge Sl1o0 sarah Fi,h M
- sle NiiS'r \, SsS ha'h s., h~oNsu. aHs.
'',A n l\'I"N ~. ''3, MTG 50 b ooo Diana sum to
FaslMs. Us NroadNae 81
}NlU ST ~. VI h7fh y S~.luhcrf tNlcneo,rl tl
ni.,irr. Ni,ino'rr. 1856 Hroaivas affts Marin
ls.7i ST 10 ,ooe. Ela y yal,u0oc
W sam ST. s't5s losusH ,u Ser ~ Enlsd
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
10 LEI FOR HrsI>hss PURPOSES

Nzttt1JDsAit.r LMJg rgI ii 0pyfrpu
Dh }tff p- o. or fJft. man ..c
/<Nie - 1877 fi.Hfs 81 IjJjf1t ~ An
~ j. IA O. ffAt piHIfU'JD'
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Bronx

81, Is 2oo .1GM 50 e57ioo John =
", adr - lfnieoi Grolu son Garrison ar s.
~ ISL AND 1883 cor ScoHrld 5oNN2 ls5or
81 Nnuie H"'ta s'ln. to Hcrih3 l<,r i5S
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MENp.N RI v S. so n Review nj ,o,loo. Alex Alex
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al li'ic Guar * r Go. l7G Rvaf 81
Wj."fNS Az. N7GS s.. CIV Real rs,aro Go ~
,nr'c,i~ 6 'oakleY, 81 " ,oih st. x ano tus
H't lne Gnar 4 7 &c. l,6 iway .. S92 ooo
'1nm. 70 'rau* II Sexton, a0s Goth ST BSl,n.
, ..nA "Ns Caster & r. 81 Chambers st .sl
! y SF. llh3. lonEiclloV sv lf2l 4 lt32. Roger
p' 'i' a2.tt s. -" L.. 10th st. S2l j. Nnder
u,n 9' '1i. 2ol.t ST. a'o J.. "a av 8oIt; ilv
WcNd' gln' t. Augusta II Peters 30 w 7Ntn
rip ''N Weudl 90 Nassau ST 90 assi-l 81
'N'oN ~. s'at Waiter solomon to Nlars 4
MMrnrF az ioth st atty. NJ = Fciher li
'Nni"NA Az e Iairmout vi. loNaO LAWYERS
.r,4,, ,G%ysrs Mrs Go. - Liberty st SIX. 900
'',r,rNN. S' ie7th st. 7o.3l Nathalie \
\ i'tc y Mtg Co, ia' Hwey. an int Of SIS. 900
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Hay and Straw


(per toni year ago
large bales . S32.OOG $500 S3SOOG 39. 90
No | clover mxd $50 a $500 3OOO@32. 90
Rye straw No. ! t4.OO@ IS 90 21.OOa
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4 0 III IN o ditie S
Confined from preceding page
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts were 7.427 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
d., Az 4Sc; extras, 90 score. 46t2d
47c; first, s to 81 score, $50 46c; sec
onds, So TO 81 score, ito 4s'4c; over
grades, 39'2 lOc; unsettled, higher than
extras, 49, a 50c; extras. 4Si2la 49c;
arsts. t3~ seconds, ia 44c; state
dairy tubs. finest. 45@ 46c; good to
l'rime. i2@ A4c: common to fair 3Sa
llc; renovated, extras. 43l9lol4c:
.irsls. - t43c: .owcr grades. 37ol1c.
imitation creamery, frsts. 4! "a t2c; la
ales. current make, trsts. 37N 3Sc sec
onds, 35'o &c; lower grades, $50 sic:
packing, stock, current make. 40. / +.
&c; No. >. oac; lower 9rades, 800 32c
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Satisfied Mechanics Lien
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Satisfied Mechanics Lien
Mnnhnlfnn

-,, manhattan
~ - 2@o !. Standard Arch Go ART Grand
"''s ''ih '' AL luh 90. lnls .. flgiss
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Cheese. Receipts were 1,29G boxes.
state, wllole mix. fresh flats, specials.
colo'ed or white, 34c; average run. col
cred or white. 800 33i lower grades,
5lNS2 '2c; twins, specials, 3lc; average
run, $50 50 &c; lower grades, STA
- ,2c: flats. held. 36'2 q 81 re twins,
held. 800 PC; Wisconsin,. whole milk
wins, held }6M37c; single daisies, 81
3S '2c; double daisies. held, 37M3Sc;
oung Ancl icas. held, 39c; fresh,
state. skins, specials. % o PIC; prime
10 choice, 20 25c; fair to good 19lo
pc; lower grades, ia loc