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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
SALE IN THE BRONX.

2 IDSoN AVESCE-Cahn & Pitt
.tI purchased from Frederick Fl.
.","y 1891 Davidson avenue, west
Dc, about $50 feet north OF 1S4th
rect, a new law apartment. 5OxlOO.
.-'nsh B. H. Weisker and Phelps &
DID, name.
j. lSiTH STREET - Frederick
Vr, operator, resold to a client OF
Ups &, Damiane the block front,
.'~1 side of 194th street, between
l,.7hridge and Marion avenues, seven
'"Ntte houses, on plot 23Sx126, pur-
ed recently by the seller from the
owners Loan and Trust Company.
..-I~ AVENCE,--Frederick Brow I
... hIscd 100000 property in The
A.. comprising the twenty five
y apartment, 6Ox95, at the south
eH' rorner OF Morris avenue a1d
$3.50 streAt. erected about two years
Do r. the Cornish Construction Com
J. g.. The property has a rental in
"f about $1,000, and was sold
huann, Voorhees, & Floyd for
'0''" R!egelman.
\ NENUE-O'Reilly & Dahn re-
.'g Daniel Farrell TO NJ. Saks
g" family house. 2OxlO0. at 1911
avenue.
eth STREET-The United
Trust Company sold 10 L. J.
'wsky $40 East 165th street.
tt0ljy apartment. 376x100.
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MORE MOTORS STOCK.
Stockholders May Subscribe to
100000 Common shares mt 11s.

100000 Common Shares mt 11S.
Common stock holders of the General
Motors Corporation of record January
10, 1919, have been given by the direc-
tors of the corporation the right to
subscribe TO 100000 shares OF common
stock at 1ls to the extent of 20 per
cent Of their holdings on that date.
Is payable on February Is. the second
instalment OF a like amount on May is
and the balance of 80 per cent. on
August 15.
President A. p. Sloan OF the United
States Motors Corporation announced
yesterday that the rights which his
corporation had as the owner OF 1854
shares Of General Motors common
would he assigned to the stockholders
or the United Motors Corporation. For
every ten shares of stock United Mo-
tors stockholders, upon distribution of
the assets OF the company. will be en-
titled to three shares OF General Mo-
tors debentuTe stock and one share
OF General Motors common and the
cash equivalent Of the November 1.
1918. and March 1, 1919, dividends on
General Motors stock
Under the General Motors often which
permits subscription to the extent OF
20 per cent OF holdings on January 49,
the owner OF ten shares of United Mo-
tors on that date will be entitled to
subscribe to one-flfth of a share OF Cen
eral Motors. Warrants for subscription
will be mailed Immediately after the
record of stockholders OF United Mo-
tors Is taken at the close Of business
on January Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 57TH STREET-Bryan L. KEN
nelly has sold the four story base
mcnt and cellar brown stone single
fiat 211 East Fifty-seventh street, size
2oxl0O. to the League of Catholic
Women. The purchasers will re-
model the building at considerable
expense for day nursery purposes.
Folsom Bros. represented the sellers.
WEST 10TH STREET-Jeremah Mil
bank purchased the four story houses
a II and 10 West Tenth street for
the Ladies' Christian Union, which
Is 10 establish young woman's
soN1a "a memorial to Mr.. Milbank's
Wife. The Ladies' Christian Union
~ present maintains FIVE homes in
'Aa city.
AVENUE D-Morgenstern Bros sold
~ and 81 Avenue y. between Fourth
'ad Fifth STREETS, 44xSO. a six story
Nv INV tenement held at $4,000
t-ST i2sTH STREET-Illwood Hold
3 Company bouSh: and resold tho
story apartment, 5Oxs9, at 26l
tnt 265 West t29th street. assessed
80 10000
Est l26TH STRFET-Shaw G. Co.
rr.i S36 Fast 125th street, a three
Story building, on a lot slGxl0O1I
20 an investor
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TRADING ACTIVE IN
CURB SECURITIES
Tone Irregular, Demand Is
Fair and List Generally
Shows Advance.

Trading In the curb market yesterday
was moderately active TO start the new
year. and there was a fair demand for
stocks. The tone at times was irregular,
but advances generally were recorded.
Buying orders accumulated over the
holiday in the Standard on group and
resulted in quotations opening substan-
TALLY above Tuesdays closing levels.
Advances from 3 to 20 points were
made on the opening sales. Before
tho close. however. profit taking on
large scale occurred and most OF the
advances were lost. Penn Mex Fuel
touched a new high record.
An active demand for the war stocks
featured the Industrial section Aetna
Explosives was the first to advance. SELL
ing about n point higher, and was fol-
lowed by a similar gain in submarine
Boat in the afternoon. The motor stocks
" ere strong and active, especially United.
In the late trading. Specialties were
rather quiet but firm. General Motors
rights were introduced to the list
Bonds were moderately active and fea-
tufed by a decline in the 1nterborough
Rapid Transit per cent notes to new
low record.
Total sales and range Of prices follow
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Park Row .
RIVERSIDE

nivEhsffDDEE DRIVE, :. sssi isis si9 :,
Iiensle Realty CO 70 Edw Ince. $50 w
i iS1sh 81; mtg $4,000. Dec 80; atty ATTY;
sAM E'' Pho SaEFIi = BTry i Inc. 10
oM Inc 1913 ION av, mtg 10000, Dec
AupyR9S Az cor issiih' a.
WI. runs n si iOx W look 5Ss W 75Ss
1910 to 1T l75 to beg-Manhattan
Heights lmpvt Co to Grown Operating
GO. $40 Bway, mtg S15s.750, Dec 30;
atty, Jacob I herman, Sis Bway ......si
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx)
LOTS 1 and .. map Moss Estatc--Jas W
Cantin to Varsity CONSTR Co. 1893 Uni
Martin SS1 fremont rem mt a o. ieis . 500
LOT Use. map Hunter E4tate-Theodo
LtsSferm man 30 70 HUDSON Rose Co. W
wEtIMXSS AZ. s. 3iS Mayaowear: av, 55I
Ii0.4S53 loxl3o.7-Hudson p Rose co to
Theodor Lagerman, 142G Clinton av. and
sno; Dec. so. 1918; atty Lsserman
rrNtVnRRissnnTfSYn Ay iioo,,a..iiN
VIM NJ Moore Holding Co, Inc, to John
Binzen. 2614 Grand av, mtg $40. 600.
Dec 81. 1918; atty. Title Guar & GO.
DAILY AZ. 7siii.' e 'ss.ii;x.i,So.ii.XdoslipSsHs
Neumanu 10 Chas Gllfrich. 154i vyse av.
mtg $1,000. Dec 81. 1918; atty. p
iesIa ST. IS Fnday az S S s1eo % q
J Won Rekowsky, 33s 55th. Dec 81,
le1s: atty. Lawyers Title T CO, 100
FOREST AV. W 15sth, 1OoSs7 .8--Col-
lege Holding Co to Bertha Marinbach.
I2i 13sth. Dec 81. 1918: atty. Lawyers
Sd Ay. 1919. W e 251xos-Anna II Gil
frich 70 Adolph Neumann. si5 Home.
mtg $4,000. Dec 81. 1918: atty. + f
Yung. $50 Courtlandt 500
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coNCOURSE.
w cor Minerva pl, 7oxloo-John NJ
Binzen to WIN NJ Moore Holding Co. Inc,
2S7 University av. mtg $1,000. Dec rs,
1918; atty. Title Guar Co. IFS
BANTA LANE. $ adj land orrin Fordnam
and Drake Billar. s4x4s. city Island
Edsar Hirschberg, n Y. to Kyle q Purdy
Ire on King Az, city Island. Dec 30,
1918: attys. Kiddle & NJ. IFS Bway. 800
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PROMOTIONS.

PROMOTIONS.
The following Patr9lsnsn having bs.n
promo I'D to the rank Of sergesnts are
transit n red and assigned as indicated
To Is ke erect ~ noon. December 81:
Jay u. Mcdonald, bGth Prec., 20 2sth
Prec.., ilssignFnent to bicycle duty discon'
Johs, Miller. 9th Prec. to i.th Preo.
chs.H % l. NeiIig. lo+th Proc, 20 lith
tPreo. -
Tho following member Of the force 10
RELIEVED and dismissed and is awarded
the fcG ,wing pension; TO take effect 1901
A NJ, December 81:
PATROLMAN.
Michael J.. Dolan. No. 1918, 10th Pre-,
on DO d e surgeons certificate, at sisb per
annunE Appointed April 30. 1907,
TR N SSFERs AND ASSIGNMENTS.
To "a Ike effect i2;O1 A. NJ. January l:
sERuEANTs.
Iar,as DoIan, IAN Prec.. TO 18th Pre-.
Tat * 4 Kelly. i4th Prec.. to 18th Prrc.
chr 80 Rafsky, th Prec.. 10 seth Prec.
John p. OConn,... l4th Prsc,. TO eth
Aies,.ndsr KNITTED 18th Preo.. to iith
Ge,irss BlOss, Jr. asth Pree.. to 18th
Ste Then S. McManus. 7th Prse.. to ''th
To- take erect A, M. January /:
PATROLMEN.
Ja-n1fs r Gaffnev 1884 Prec. TO Head
grap b, Manhattan. - -,
TO AXE effect 1901 A. NJ. December 81:
FrpIn Div OF National Defence Especial
var LuayrolD 20 precincts indtcated. In
denr a. leaves Of absence are hereby re-
VokS,d
ARA tur r. EgEers. 81; James J. Murphy. 81
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN.
FRI derrick Hoffman and Charles Mcrier.
nan Div OF National Defence, assigned
10 n 'rlcai elty for Is days from A. NJ
January I,
aua r ers Div. orlce OF the chief inspec-
tor 20 duty in uniform inspection bureau
FOR (, days from A NJ, January i.
J,s,eph p Brawley. seth Prec, to Head
qua r. rers Div. 10 duty in record room goo
Nun cry street for days from A, NJ
PI ON products Indicated 10 Headqgsr,
tiers, Div, 10 duty In Office ~ the CHER
eli, for days from A NJ, January :
I.o,f Grrv. ?s; Harry Horn. -; schu! .er
SO I'M So and James y. DAILY, 80
Fs ON precincts Indicated TO ieadquaT-
terra Div. TO duty In office OF tho BECK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
NEW BANK OPENS.
Discount Corporation starts Opcr-
ations to Maintain Open Market.

The Discount Corporation of New
York begun business yesterday in its Of
fees at 80 Wall street This corpora
lion. formed recently by leading bank
ers, will devote its resources and ener-
giles to the development and mainten-
ance OF a stable open discount market
In this city. 1t will discount, purchase
end distribute bills originating in dones-
tic and foreign trade, dealing with the
financial institutions and prominent COM
n,ercial and industrial houses in this and
ether countries.
The directors OF the corporation are
Francis L. Hine. president, First Ma
tional Bank; Edwin S. Marston, presi-
dent FarmerS Loan and Trust Com
rany; Gates W. McGarrah, president
Mechanics and Metals National Bank :
John Ntzhugh,, ]. =. Morgan, Sew I'd
Prosser, president Bankers Trust Com
any: Charles H Sa5in, president Guar
anty Trust Company James A. Still
man, chairman National City Bank Eu-
gene V. r ThIyer, president Chase Ma
tional Bank. and James y. Wallace
president Central Union Trust Company
The officers are John McHugh, president
and Jerome Thralls. secretary and
Il casurer
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nank of England Statement.

LONDON. Jan. 2-Thc weekly state
meut Of the Rank Of England shows
the following changes: Total rcscry"
Increased faSc, 900. circulation de
Crcaard fll7,0OO: bullion increased
fSG5.G73: other securities tncrea sol
T14.332. 600. public deposits increased
f".Cc2. 600 other deposits Increased
fGi, So 900 notes reserve increased
fo9&. 200: Government securities in
creased f5S.19S.oOO.
:'he proportion of tho hanks reserve
70 libility this week is ll.70 per cent. ;
last week il was 1913 per cent
Rate or discount. ! per cent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
CLOTHIER SELLS PROPERTY.

One OF the first deals OF the new
year was the sale OF the eight story
commercial building covering a plot 42.9
1868 at Washington place. southwest
corner OF Mercer street. the last bit
OF property owned in this city by Isaac
II Clothier of Philadelphia. Mr.. Clothier
eold the property through Daniel Bird
sail & Co. to John w. Herbert, who So
cured it at a favorable figure.
Mr.. Clothier became prominent in
New York realty In 1909 and SUISSE
Quentiy accumulated moro than $4,000
600 worth OF property here. He recently
disposed of the Girard Building at 1913
Broadway and the jefferson Building, a
large Office and commercial structure,
extending from Twenty-third to Twen-
ty-fourth street. Just west OF Sixth
avenue
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CAR COMPANY DIVIDENDS.
Canadian Concern Pays S43.30 a
share on Preferred sock.

The income statement of the Canadian
Car and Foundry Company for the year
ended September 80. 1918. shows net
profits subject to Government taxation
Of s3.262 COS. or at the rate OF 1896 a
share on the $500, 900 preferred stock
Tho statement shows depreciation
charges OF s71l.563, against s467.61O a
year ago. and interest deductions Of
sG53,2l9. against s6a2.2G5 in 1917.
leaving net profits OF s3,2526oS for the
year Preferred dividends aggregatiug
s262.5o0 We're paid this year. none
having been paid IN 1917. leaving sur
plus at the end OF the fiscal yenr OF
s2990,10S and a total profit and loss
surplus OF s5,s3O.l7l. against $3.50 O63
a wear ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
OUT OF TOWN TnANsACTIoNs

bryan L. Kennedy has rented for Ho-
oaru j. Park the Jones place on West
User avenue, near Purchase street.
Purchase. Westchester county. N v
which is surrounded by other properties
owned by Mr.. Park, consisting of n
house. garage barns. outbutldangs, &c,
to Edwin S. Hooey Of the Stock Ex-
change Arm of Edwin s Hooley & Co.
y. s. Walstrum-<sordon q Forn,an sold
Tor Miss Blanche Van Gelder to Robert
Wilson of Newark, N J.. a country home
OF fifteen and a half acres at westwood.
N. ].
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Live stock Markets in Other Cities.


KANSAS CITY. Jan. -e--Hoss-R'celpts
Sl1ai7 G1; packers and butchers 81. "a
IL =, lights, ,iIalJ, Pigs SEA 49, 80,
f.l .teers .1tugO; dressed Ne~f steers,
;l3uLS. southern steers. S7p 10. cows s.
nl4: hpifcrs, tSG1450; sto-,kers and
leed,rS s7y5odls. bulls - q s.'V' calves
Sheer- Receipts. 1000; strong lambs,
$3.50 u le IS. yearl!ngs. s. J? Is; weth-
ers sstnH1l rs; ewes. $50 lo
600: market opened shsde higher; closed
iis5; butchers. :i5G5 o !. 90: fights.
'lsES% ~ raIsgS pss es Goa ~ 10
%a,,ie|R"cs lpis. $4,000: beef and
butcher cattle strong lSc. IN rs" higher ;
calves. toe h,gh"r' feeders trn a. =! e.
1915; common and medium. i9.75u 10 %;
butcher sto. X. cows and hcitors - 40h
1850, canucrs and cutters. $50 rs 40 :
fangl, slO.toIl3 70: Inferior, common and
n ''' VOICE. 't, ,lt75ais5 Sc.
sheep Receipts 10000; market steady
qrr'.~--'noice and prime, $40 toa le g .
rlr'lIm and good, 81 l6-4O, cUas 81 n
~ ~. ewes. choice and prime, $4,000
70 r., medium and good :s.75ulo.5o;
ST. IolIs. Jan. ?.-Hors- Receipts. g
400 higher. Lights, sle.5oal7so: pigs
I7so; good heavy, 9l7.s5al7s5; bulk,
ca,,re-ne,,ipts. 1000: strong. Native
lo.f s''crs. sii 5OH1s.bo; yearlire steers
aud hr'fers 81 sonlG. COWS. 5000 II. SO.
stookers and feeders s. -0u -. fair -
pru" southern beef steers, Si0HlN beet
COWS and heifers, ''.5oplj' native caves,
81, II so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
Police Department Orders

sry 4 Edwsrd oRr,cn. ' -; G Goha W 'i ks.
singer, H. and Charles M2ntayne:. 40.
House squad to precincts indicator. for
10 days, from 1901 A; NJ, January /; Leo
field dls.
From precincts Indicated to s,h Insp
Dist, TO duty in front Of alleged dis
orderly hotels for Is days from 5 A. NJ.
January !; George LcClair 10: David FL
Thompson: 40; John sullivan. az James
Qu'nIan. 90: william II. DAILY. a., and
Peter McGulrk. 1O3.
ACTING DETECTIVE SERGEANT SEC
OND GRADED.
From Division OF National Defence (spo-
cial war payroll % precincts indicated, for
20 days from 12:ol a. NJ. January /, IN
sergeants, second Grade. revoked: James
C ste S,srT ,ot - aTd Anth9ny J. Terra -
thorized. without pay:
PATROLMEN
Herman Erhart, lst Preo. for day
charles Fischer, 9Th pree, for days
william y. Mott 23i Proc. for 20 days
from A. NJ, December 81,
FROM An'Gsi go, cRr? M yan ssS Free for Gay
James Mccain. Syth Prec,, for ! day
from 9n,.en p = NJ 539SqarE, G Pro, for ,ov
from 1901 A. NJ January :.
Edwin o. Kehr. 10cd Prec,. for day
from 2:0l A. ~, January /.
Eichard J Doherty, 1854 Prec,. for day
from 1891 A. NJ. January .
John Humme'l, 1854 Free. for day
from 1901 A. NJ. January 2.
James J. Coy, Division Of National
Defence. for 10 days from A. N. Janu-
Henry ]. Ssnn Division Of National De
fence, for 10 days from a. NJ. Janu-
AIRY /.
ACTING DETECTIVE SERGEANT (FIRST
GRADED.
Harry J OFonnor. Detective Div, died
. 4. NJ, December 81, At Memorial Hos
plthi from natural causes, Funeral from
his late residence, 757 Third avenue, COT
lego Point. I. 7, =. NJ. January g. 1919.
Interm"nt Finishing Cemetery.
RETIRED rtTROLMES.
Francis OKauc. formerly attached 30
lOist PREF. dlod p NJ, December a. az
his residence, 40 HosciIsku street. Brook
Ism. Funo~a' from his lat" rcaid"n"" 10
NJ, January 8 Intermsnt Holy Cross
Ccm-'sry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Men All Over u. S. Don
Novelty Waistcoats

n EN- are turning 10 novelty
wi walstcoats TO relieve the
otherwise sombre coloring OF
their clothes. according to manufa3-
turers whose salss have increased
largely recently.
During December, II is said, more
novelty waistcoats and dress vests
were sold than during the entire
time the United States was at war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
DWELLING AND STORE RENTED.

x,,,, ,orace ,. Ely n Co. have leased for
Tenth street to u client for n term
or years.
cross Brown Company has leased
Tor the New York Life Insurance Com
pany the store and first loft OF the
building at 25 West Thirty-sixth street
70 Patrick 7. Brett. and for Edmund l..
Cainplon the store at the northeast cor
ner Of broadway and sixty-first street
TO L" w. milford Company. Inc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
HEIGHTS FLATS IN DEAL.

The Mason Realty Company has pur-
chased the two six story elevator apart
rent houses at 72S and 73S West
'Nlst street. each on plot 100 feet
front with a depth varying from $50
f'et 70 tc9 feet. located between Broad
way and Fort Washington avenue. The
houses were held at s450,0o0 and show
an annual return OF $4,000. The city
assesses them at s405.0oO for taxation
purposes
The deal was for all cash and was
arla0Sed by Pyrne < Bowman as
brokers' The house At 12S was sold
ny James 4. Trowbridge and that at
726 was disposed OF by the Ambrose
Il" atty Company The houses were
SOL IN foreclosure proceedings recently
O. the stand OF Henry BRADY and were
q zen ~ the present sellers as plain
Ytrr,
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COFFEE MARKET.

Values in tho coffeo market again
worked irreGuiarly throughout yester-
day, operators feeling out the stua-
ton, which had not settled. on the
call prices were unchanged and held
steady during the early trading. with
offers light. Later in the day prices
advanced Is to 25 points on outside sup
port. and it was believed that Europe
had orders IN the market ON the buying
side. There was "A let up in tha demand
late In the day, and on scattered liqui-
dalton values eascd or. the close being
10 to - points net higher.
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Prepare for General strike.
Contracts Not Cancelled.

WASHINGTON Jan. 2-Replying 10 in
quiries the Purchase. Storage and Traffic
Division OF the Quartermaster Corps an
nounced to-day II has issued no order
contracts. effective January J..
1t could not be learned definitely II
the Ordnance Department had issued
such an order. but even though it should
its PRONUNCIATION would not AFFECT cloth
ing and textile manufacturers.
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Hank of France statement.

PARIS. IAN. 2.--The weekly statement
Of tho Rank NJ France shows the fol-
lowing changes. Gold I'm hand incrca sod
1924 oo0 francs, silver In hand doCrcas sod
lN4 GOO fumes, notes IN circulation in
creased No'.i25,0oo francs, Treasury do
POSTS decreased 77,4O6 nOO francs. gc'l-
oral deposits Increased o55l2 600 francs.
rl'iS discounted increased 31b.f4T 600
flames. advances increased 3J,6G2. 600
francs
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BRAZILIAN COFrEE STATISTICS.
Receiver for Trust Company.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 1.-The Utah
Savings and Trust Company was to-day
appointed receiver for the Salt Lake
Security and Trust Company, which, ac-
cCrding TO its officials. has assets in
excess Of It's liabilities 4 receiver was
named AT the instance Of the state Bank
Examiner Failure OF The company is
attributed by its officials to war condi-
lions, most Of its business being ia real
estate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

rrCW building at 10 Beach street. me
NSkeman company IS one OF the oldest
corcerhs in this lino % business In the
e,.E' having been located at l06 Front
sueot and 81 Broadway for the last sew
i've years Carstein * Linnekn,
Inc. Terc tho brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

Rosenzwsig, Mendel--1. Fay. se.ls
schoiA VIM. HI. G. Owen. 1880
Schwartz. Max Jewish Press
Smith, tS' hedyafd I'd TIT RReeichtn.
Tisse-E. J. Dryer. -. 10000
spadadora. Tony-wincheil Shoe 80.
rutsio Ralph iii. Morgan. sss.is
Tieferthal. Alfred d. - Barker .,.-
,-n pslniins GO; .f.,;.'i,'..it;ni sOsS'
min Gillespie co...,,....e'"'.. IssAi
and SIN ST. Corp....,....,... i...Ai5
Wolf Isaac s. Jacob Strauss and fa
z.s.:; 4szsa 4a'f E.ss III 's 'I,:.
BRONX.
The nrst name is that OF the debtor.
Bronx Exposition. Inc. Edward
II. Mount and William c. Dem n.
Co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '.'t' ' ss.sa1t
13oehm, George N-A Bonner. 4s.72
City leland Motor Bus Co, Ino.
D Sch neiderman ct al -; ls'H
ct al ..c.s'... 49,, 1887
E.chay. Rose - Cosmopolitan
Schnoiderman ct ai,'.. '''',, 4es7
Farrell John j. KozemIer ct 49,
G.eldsmith' MaXLBranower
son. Inc .......,.... .. ....,........ lIT.ru
la Court. willlam-N Goodman. se4.71
Mills, George-J II Adams. ..... 1M.f$
Walters. Charles. Jr--J. M Muir
ply Co ........., ............. 1zzcb
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN 49,.
The frat name Is that Of the debtor, che
second that of the creditor and date when
tudgmen twas filed:
United Dress Beef Co. II
Daplan Dec. 10. 1s1s.......... IS. 20s.8S
Butcher. Catherine-O. NJ. Wild
litz ct al: March 90, lsls...... 117.s0
Cohn. Montague d, and Chas.
NJ. Marks-F. Schoen; Dec. 30.
sih 800. 49,. $3.50. Eoo.o'
Horowits Bros. Margaretor, Inc.
H. Rosenberg ct al: April 10. ,--
MARVEL Motor Sales Corp-W.
Mouser; March IT, 1els........ z.i&Sfa
Wax. Louisa. Wax. De-. 10.
1918 ....'................ ..... 1885
Paturzo Antonio--L. Cohen: Ian. -s
IS. 1917 (vacatei) ........ 1900
Roseu, Harry DIP. J. Pellor-
Jas: Dec. 2, 1sls............... 1,1s7.d
BRONX.
Taylor. George c, pres-y.
Rusc!ano: Nov. 8. ls.S......... S,i0s.1o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RFFyES-Receipts. lao head. mainly
cor stgnrd direct 20 slauEhterers. Feel ng
wax A few good TO fairly prime steers
sold a. t.Ia5G IS per lo0 Ms. Dressed
h.ef Quiet a. lsg PC. per ID. for ordinary
20 Prime native sides
CAIyES-Receipts. $50 head. :6s or
s4'a Feeling frrn Good 30 PRIME Neaia
so d at $50 5Ou225 90 per 100 lbs Dressed
calves fru: city dressed Neals s"l.n e.
gsrc.r per II.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. :29o
head. ears On sale. sheep steady lambs
firm to SOC higher. Common Ia fair sheen
sad AT SSuSg per lon lbs: Cu.s SO,
r,.t.l.r lambs sl7.5oHis, Dressed mutton
s,.ady at l3alsc per 10. for common to
foir cnrcasses. dressed lambs higher at
2lu2sc.
UoC-Recalp.s, 500 head all con-
slEned direct to local butchers. NJ trad
ing ON 1--we weight; fe".ing unchanged.
Country dressed hogs sie2dy a. 4Sa sc
ner n roasting pigs, 900 3tc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03
Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ Loss.
6.40---Ie2 Elizabeth St; ~
known - DRnoWn
p NJ
l2:i0-,.37 sth av.; Mary Gal
laghpr .................. Unknown
1.:5O-P!er 3s, North River automo-
ale. George stafford ........ Slight
l:So--,S0s W. t3i st: unknown 5 light
s:4o--62l Broadway. surface car;
New York Railways Co. Trifing
S:I6--i73 Cherry st: Sisters of ST
Donna Observation-Disclosures. rrin!ug
s.1e--2o4 w 1Gsth st: unknown. Tr!nsng
7::c--39 Ts-oadway; F!nkei-
stein ........-....... .... .unh noWn
7:ao-l32 W 2Ist st: Ideal Cloak
and suit Co.,........... INK novsi
T:iO-lal and ls3 Greene st. Sarah
Schwartz ................ .TrihirT
s:i5-l37 r Ist st: automobile.
Dennis Hickey ............ Triiiug
$40 Eltr!igc ST.. Morri.
hnrkus .............-.- Tr!fffny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-03

Cofree Gables Rio WAS IS res lower for Is
at l0sEj. Exchange, ] I'D lower ~ l3i.d.
Receipts. 1000 lmgs, and stock. 9l0. 0pn bags
In Santos spots were unchanged Mt l2sgso for
No. L. Futures unchanged 10 - refs lower
Receipts, $500 bugs. aud stock, 5,.l9,OO0 bags
Receipts Rt the ports wrrr 42D0 bags. against
e. 90 last year and 900 two years ago. Sac
pRulo had - e0, against to go and 81 Ho aud
Jundiahy. 5000. against 100 and oO.0O0 bags
respectively. Cleared from Santos December
81, steamship UhcrNba with &C. 00o bags for the
United states