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New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Bankers Working
On Plan to Help
Export Activities
Committee of American
Bank kers Association
Holds Organization Meet
ing Here-Will Occupy
Important Place

Ground work for an effective organi-
zation of bankers, nationwide in its
scope, 10 push the development of
American foreign trade and foster the
building OF permanent American
merchant marine. was laid here yes
terday when the newly appointed com
mittee on Commerce and Marine Of
the American Bankers Association
held its first meeting. Robert F. Mad
doX. president of the Atlanta National |
Bank and head OF the association. who
presided at the meeting, announced
that in the near future permanent
olsces will be opened in New York
from which the committee will conduct
its work.
Members of the committee present
yesterday besides Mr.. Maddox who
came here from Atlanta for the pur-
pose of perfecting the initial organi-
ration, were Lewis T. Pierson, of the
Irving National Bank; Charles H.
Sabin, of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany; John McHugh of the Mechanics
& Metals National Bank: Fred l. Kent
Of the Bankers Trust Company; Daniel
tional Bank of Boston; Charles A.
Hinsch. president of the Fifth Third
National Bank of Cincinnati; Thomas
4. McAdams, vice president of the
Merchants National Bank of Rich
mond, Va, and John L. Hamilton,
rrcsiden. OF the American Guaranty
Company of Columbus. o.
The committee will continue it's
meeting to-day when it is expected
that the organization will be completed
end a permanent secretary chosen. 1t
was asserted yesterday that the new
committee will, in time, probably be-
come one of the most important of the
associations sub divisions.
The organization of such a commit
tee was conceived at the annual con-
vcntion Of the association in Chicago
last September when the bankers
adopted resolutions pledging them
selves to support by every means in
their power the development of export
trade, TO encourage manufacturers to
enter upon this field of distribution.
and to provide as rapidly as possible.
adequate FACILITIES for financing ex-
rort operations sufficient to meet
every reasonable demand that may
arise. y
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Buying and Renting
I'm Suburbs Active

Fish & Marvin have sold for Harry
Anderson his dwelling on Sixth Ave
nue., Pelham, n. Y, TO William Moore
of Mount Vernon.
j. Howard Stannard has rented his
Pronxvile home to Louis D. Chew, of
Evanston, ILL.,, through Fish g. Marvin.
S. S. Walstrum- Gordon e. Forman
have sold for Mrs Jennie B. Van Horn
to Mrs. Mary c. Johnston, the dwelling
at 119 Claremont Road. Kathawood
Park, Ridgewood, N. j., and leased for
James M. Craig 60 Doremus Avenue to
John II. Smith, of Jersey City, N. J.
Griffen, Prince & Ripley, and Freder-
crick p Boehm have sold for the New
Rochelle Coal ard Lumber Company
a house at Larchmont, to Henry
Schroeder, for occupancy.
Burke Stone has rented for Arthur
c. Davidson to Captain Harold P.
Mills, his dwelling in Cedar Knolls,
Bronxville, furnished; and sold for
Mrs. Julia L. Hanlon her residence in
Mohegan Heights, to Sophie and G. R.
Schulze
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Recorded Mortgages
Fast C;do

''an 9o Svo ST ps.l T. i25 Avenue A. 81 sxloa2 Jan
+ st az gu que Ia 1Sn 10 TO- 1920; 5h G atty LAWYERS
Milo Mile Rosenberg to Sol Freidus. Saa Riverside Rive id
Drive. and VIM Hyman. 52S W l75th a.. 2 VIZ
c: attys GrcCnbcrg & Levy 81 Park
ll3TH ST ns. 75 Park av. 25xioo III y NJ s'Jv Ian
~; "a iola; Chas Haskell TO Lawyers T & T Co
lou bway; yrs. p Observation-Disclosures. 81 o 900
West Side
BEGINS at point so from corner 9th av and kan
~. s s. 20x75.5: Jan 20: VIM c and OLA L &
tHkcrson TO Lawyers T & T Co. 100 Bway in
staiis DUO Jan J. 1922: p c. c............ $40 900
The Bronx
"2eTH ST. s. so White Plains rd boxII4.
JACOB Hess 10 Thos Foy. 20l y Sad ST Jan 20
que as per bond; atty. SQuires. 299 Madison
lelsT ST s. 46 Meirose av. 25Ye5: Adanos
S'sa TO Helena Bruckncr 406 r. lslst 81 and
sno: Jan Is: yrs: c: atty. T G & T Co
,as ,,s, 50 2so
ioox l2Sxioo; John oTrary TO Hynfsn SOM. "A
", S6thss -. ct al. trus: Jan 10: yrs; s y c.
, atty, artys. kurzman 4 F. 2s Broad St ... 81 600
18TH ST. ssS f.. $. ls5x7o: Abina Hen
nrasey % Bronx Security & Brokerage Co ass
y 1SSth st. jan 20: yrs: d p c; atty. /
Lev son. ?3S II l3Sth st............... ssso
SoCTHERN BOULEVARD. w s. $50 n iS7th 81
ApxlO S4e 5xl0a: Bella Jom to Rea A
Jorn and ano, exrs. 24l7 Southern boulevard
Ian ian D: ) yrs c: atty. G & T Co I76
" wa .'''.''''... ....,... 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
The Exchange
And Merchants
In Notable Deal
Cotton Exchange Sells HI.
spection Building; Baker,
Carver & Morrell Get Site
Small Buyers Are Active
Take Flats and Dwellings
in Many Sections for Spec
uIatiOn or Investment

Where interesting real estate deals
are concerned the old downtown dis
trict surely takes the lead. The con-
version of the section below the Brook
lyn Bridge has provided good copy for
the real estate pages for long time,
but no transaction OF recent months
has had more genuine interest than
deal closed yesterday by William A.
White Sons whereby the Cotton Ex-
change acquires new building in
which to hold cotton inspections and
the firm of Baker, Carver & Morrell,
merchants, obtain site for an exten-
sion of their building at the corner of
Water Street and Coenties Slip.
The Cotton Exchange has owned
for long time the four-story build
ing on lot 28x83 at 81 Water Street
adjoining the southeast corner of
Coenties Slip, where stands the eight
story building of Baker, Carver & Nor
rell. The merchant firm found their
business growing so rapidly that they
decided on an addition to their struct-
ure and sent William A. White & Sons
to the exchange to acquire the adjoin
ing property needed. YES said the
eXchangc." we will sell-at price"
The merchants were willing to meet
the figure, though it was pretty steep.
But said the exchange, "if we give
YOU our building we shall have no
place m which to hold inspections.
You will have to get us another be-
fore we will SELL SO the White firm
was sent scurrying about the neigh
borhood by the merchant firm to find
suitable structure to replace the one
they wanted. Finally the property at
5l Water Street, a hv-story building
on lot 3Ox89 adjoining the south cor
ner of Cuyler Alley, was purchased.
pulidlhg nearer the exchange and one
which was entirely satisfactory.
Then the two interests came to-
gether. Yesterday the exchange sold
ITS property to the merchants and took
the property near Cuylers Alley in part
payment.
1t IS interesting to note that both of
the principals in this transaction
bought their buildings through Will
IAN A. White &; Sons in 1910.
Cheap Wooster st. Property
William Herman e. Co.. paper mer-
chants. now of 50 Wooster Street. have
purchased from the estates of Sarah
and Leopold Hass the fve-story build
ing at "a Wooster Street which they
VIII use for storage purposes. Spear
Co. negotiated the deal. The prop
crty IS understood to have sold for
S2o0 600, although it cost the sellers
about $4,000. They held second
mortgage of $4,000 on the property
which they we're forced to foreclose as
result of the great decrease in value
OF real estate in that section follow
20 Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Assignments of Mortgages
Hapb ,ffou
Manhattan

4dw.i'srs l.ss 's' Rsosdga5 ssS ''s s.. eSr
5TII Az. 800 500 mse 81 800: co. Tile Guar rrl.;
Go to Bowsry sas Bank. rs Bower atty. Tug
eef n'' sT Is' los so sS1mo nos'~'' rsmsp ' s'ss
1yc, 1,y Dock Sss a. 'rsn S4i i'ower atty 0Ss
clAkT!MoST W!Sf HV' ~ "0s aoo ii ., 'rSss bss
ncw 5000: Nm crseS 70 win Arncr, 30
coLrMBrs Av' III: il wicnsr ~, 1r 4 .no. s-s.
TO las Mc"altors 500 i5oih St address, ~.
ll7Tfi ST. y $ a9s Il ID av: La,,@rs' NJ. &.
NORRIS rSnk AZ. atty, Title Guar rr,:, 8:
iOru ,Avl .. cor so,n 81 Liqc.la r-ist @ 'rl:-
~al5dsr W HM'' ' T. ''"''N 80 Wa st "''' ''0' 500
WEST BWAy. ao7 800; m,se. now sil ooo M'Ts
atty. A' 4 Sil6erbofs' lsa'3 s5s = B%Sg ssS,s' 81
GOLD ST min prop aso prop f. Bkyn .sn,s
oscar Hanig >s'S trust t'Ni VIII oscsr e iisse'.
decd: atty. Title Guar < Tris. co.. -
Sd AZ. 1850 l2s4: Nm Prayer. ndi,ad. & Isaac
L,wsnfeid e, al cars to Neitie Ssons III .,es
wILLETT ST. So m,se $50 600. ms Ro'aaaas
sesa s RS.msn 70. ooe % - ssa Bse eoo s
* Trus, Co to Lswycrs' Mer Co. o. ise-
RivERsIDE I'VE DRIVE. Ia. 1awycrs. Mc,, G. .
y y Fs'etes corpn. III 5ih sy. ai'ys. Fets
SIS S ,@oIi l93 BwS r. =. sso ooe
Mot c. 81 Liberty Ibcr'y st: s,t,s same s;coo'
WASHINGTON Ay. W :. 20 6 1884 81. s. eA90 ?!
Rice Fitzgerald Bldg Go N Josephine Fi'rTrrad.
3li + 18th st. atty. : T Stern. 81 Park Rew
WASHINGTON Av. W $. - n le2d st. 81 sIses;
same 10 Anna Rice. same address. sf's ~
2s6TH ST. 6os f Robina Knox. trlis 70 Eusc.
J, Larkn. 575l broadway. atty. Louis f"t-u s~s
SAME PRoP: Eugene I. I.s-kin to Rosc Hartley.
l29 Coligna New Rochelle atty aire -
SAME PROP: Rose Bart,cs to F1lornc-a Il Ferkra.
2lo West ST. Brooklyn atty abrrc .-.... Ses
l69TH ST. $50 y August Bugrcln sio Carrie 2
Lopez. Hunter ST. Mamaroneck ATTY. :,
VALENTINE Az gs7s. Chss Danew1., to Junus
y Zicsc-. ess Greene av Brooklyn atty. g ~
I Co lI6 Broadway ...-.-... 81
SAME PROP Julius II E'cscr Henry Isnsran.:
24s0 E2m II .uy IS above ..-... ~
oLNSTFAn Av. Powell ar. Ssxi05. Geo \
Heftcr to Johanna l. Ra-ry. ll4s Oimstaai a.:
atty G A Hefter. 2ie4 Westchcster slee
WILKINS Av. i46s Lulu l. hcndikc. Fin. 20
Chas Il Maycr. Flushing l. /: atty John c iicrn.
nnycr. ! Rcrkman - ...... .... .szS ~
CLAY Av. 1909: Carrie Toele Dollar saviars
Bank. e7s7 sd av. attys. Macker q. ~. IS
LoRII.I4ARD FL. c c isTth St "a sSloo. Y
Title and Mige co IN Caroline + FelicTcs. sss
Park atty. Co l3s sirosd,
i42D ST. 5. 900 . Wills av. I5sioo Charo'e
barr 20 Lawyers Mtgp Co 80 Liberty = sly
Lawyers Ntge Go. -.-..-.... xsa'e
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL WAY COMPANY
Three and One Half Per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds

Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant, to
'hs provision OF Article Nine Of the mort
COMPANY to the United States Trust Com
pany OF New York. Trustee, this Company
mas set apart out of thA net income derived
D.: Ii from the lines Of railroad therein
uortsaged the sum OF Twenty-Five thou
SAND dollars and that bonds Issued undsr
said mortgage Will be redeemed therewith
BIOS are hereby invited for the surrende,
or such bonds al prices to lie named by the
bidders. 70 the amount OF S25, in the
Sinking Fund
such bids should be presented to th,.
'ompany at its ofice. le5 Broadway. City
81 Ny York IN or before March I. 1915,
~ Twelve o'clock noon, ard should oe
-ndorssi Bids for Surrender Of Central
IaclAc Railway Company Three and One
fsf Per Cent Bonds"
IN IRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY c.
b WM. F. HERRIS. President.
Dated January 7. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Detailed Auction Results

BY Joseph + Dsv
Nd ST 81 ". s $50 West End Az 25rlOs1
sly and bmt owlg: also
SD ST. Riverside Drive eC516o 4r irres.
", ysdan ~ to osc;r Uua for; ;..... s4o5sc
2iTH ST $50 W; 8, l4ls sth az ssrese
sly and bmt dwlg 20 Lifton for. S. 100
7rH Az. 327, e - 2Sth 81. "a sxsa lI2Isr
H99. 3-sty loft and stable: TO the l74h 81 Const
- Co. ~. Ignstz Roth president. for. $4,000
I'D ST. l35 W. s. 300 7th az. 81 sxie3 sre Pr
9s9. 2-sty int and strs: Brush agt Ackc--
nan et al; Spitz & p. auys; partition: to tne
Paimelec Realty Ccpn. sdjoinlns oSner
for ..-....... -. .s42oas
JOHN ST $. Ditmars 10 Main 81.
City Island. lots 7le and ia: Agnes Walsh e; al
adm agt NincenD f-~laio et al que IS s.sa45l:
1,.ru sr -, = By Henry g-, Brady ID, oo,,oo
int and strs: . n Hughes agi Louisa Garc'alo
& al due. S9.'3l.SS; taxes. etc. 900. u tvs
list ST e2s sy sn@peJ ssa u N5STrY "a y oo,,oo. 4.v
strs and clubhouse = T Buckley: tr. etc AIT
Doawars Club RI FL due. SIS 500 %. ta1w ctr,
81 20S s.: TO the plaintiff for....,..... Slo 900
By James ! Donovan
ST PETER s AN. 1883. :. IS Mzclsy az eSk
Ion. 7I22xloo;4 r : rhraner ast wilsu, Realty
Co ct al: due. si3ee SO: er. 81 S5ss;
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Ackerman Auction
Brings Out Crowd
Many Well Known Professional.
Bid for Estates Holdinps.
Moves Gets 33d ST. Paro.l

The largest crowd which has :.
tended an auction sale in some e.
was on hand yesterday when Jo,,..
T. Day offered for sale propert;a. ~ .A
the estate of Charlotte Y. Ackeru,.
which is in process of partition ",
only was the crowd large, but il v..
highly interested in the sale and bia.
ding was keen for several of tho rroa
critics. Some Of the best known ma,
in the real estate field took rart ~
the bidding. Outsiders secured ali tha
larcells, and for prices which were he.
low the valuations placed on them bv
the city's tax experts
the liveliest bidding was develon.a
for the irregular shaped property 81
;55 West Thirty third Street across
from the Pennsylvania Hotel. which IL
to open next week, and the residence
OF the Ackcrman family. at S3I West
Eighty y-second Street and the lot AL
joining. being the north corner y,
Riverside Drive and Eighty-second
Street VII"
The Thirtythird Street propertv in
terested Robert L. Bowling, Charles >
Noyes, Mayer s. Auerbach. Henry W
Weill and others Mr.. No,es socnraj
The property for the Parmeless Real,v
Company, Of which Daniel P. Morse s
president, for $4,000. which is said "a
represent only part of the market valus
OF the property. The bidding for this
gore property was, indeed. lively. Wei,l
and Auerbach dropped out when thew
learned that Bowling was bidding fcy
the property. Mr.. Bowling let it 20 "a
Mr.. Noyes when he learned the lattes
1Na tod IL
president OF the City Investing Cont.
pany was willing to back his opinion
CT the value of the parcel
When the auctioneer began selling he
faced large audience, through which
were scattered score or more oy
prominent operators. The first narc.l
offered was the dwelling at 331 Vet
Eighty Street together with the
vacant lot at the adjoining north sids
Of Riverside Drive. the two beng a.
scssed at 500 600 by the city for taxa-
tion purposes Bidding for the marcel
started II $4,000 and advanced on low
bids 10 s4o5Q0 at which figure il vas
taken oy Oscar Unz. stationcr and
r1mtcr and resident of the section.
He plans 10 occupy the house
lgnatz Roth's 174th Street Construc-
ticn Company WAS the successful bid
der for the threc-story building and
store at 327 Seventh Avenue. near
lwenty-eighth Street. He paid $685.
600. the bidding starting at $40 600 1t
Is assessed at S4i 900.
H. Liftin, who conducts the Leslie
rtcrlng establishment on West Eighty
third Street, pair $500 for tho three
story building at go West Twenty
fourth Street, near Eighth Avenue IT
is assessed at S1o,500 by the city. The
bidding on this piece started at $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
c o m M o ditie
In d II strial
Cotton

After selling at the lowest quotations
recorded for the season on the early
trading, the cotton market made some
recovery Yesterday. closing at net adj
vance Of points on January contracts
and 50 to 30 points higher on other
deliveries
There was no change on the news
from the goods trade, and there were
scattering reports Of an easier spot
basis in the Southwest But the latter
was supposed to apply to scattering
lots of distress cotton rather than to
the general attitude Of holders, and it
was reported that the trade is showing
a little more interest in the later
months After selling at 22.5O on an
early advance MAY broke to 2 95, but
closed at 22.47, with active months gem
orally showing rallies of some SO to 60
points from the lowest. The upturn
was due chiefly to recovering by shorts
Reports from Liverpool that Lam
cashire mills would run 10 per cent
more machinery, beginning next Mon
day. promoted some covering by shorts.
January was relatively weak on the
carly dealings, owing to the circulate
of additional notices amounting to
about two thousand bales, and reports
that further notices were probable be-
fore the end of the month
There was further Southern selling
during the day, but offerings from that
source were said to be smaller than on
the break of the previous session.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged to so points
lower, except W lmngton, which was so
points higher, but reported no sales.
Exports for tho day were 33,619. max
ing 2,24T. .52S against 2,306.9O4 last year.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 20 points lower at 27.35 for
middling upland, compared with 2S.05
the day before and 3l.95 the year be-
fore.
Range of prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22

fair to good, 2o@25e; lower grades,
12d1Sc.
Eggs.-Receipts to-day, 1902 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen. 6+'2 "a
G5c; extra firsts, 63d64c; tirsts. 81 ~ n
62i4c; seconds and poorer, 5sM61c;
drties, No. /, 56M57c; No. 2 and poor
err, 53@ 55c checks, good to choice,
dry, 49Ml51c; under grades, case;
refrigerator, 53d 55c; state, Pennsyl-
vania and nearby, Western, hennery
whites fine to fancy, 70072c: ordinary
to prime, G4d SOC; gathered whites, or
dnary to fine, 64M7oc; pullet whites,
62MG4c; Pacific Coast whites, extras,
roc; lower grades, 64@6Sc; Western
and Southern, gathered whites, 63G1
5Sc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
henncry browns, 6SM69c; gathered
browns and mixed colors, 62M65c
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

VEST rs BRoAn,wAY; a97.9 I ! KImDsn s Company.
o,,i s9srberg 25s BMay: July 70 isl4
Angela Il Mcdonnell to Jno II Halorsn. 81 W
l2th 81 atty, Title d Mort Co. l55 .Bway
GOLD ST being ell the undivided share r. 7 4
!. devised by will OF Oscar F Hawley. ST. proved
before Surrogate of Kings County Sept S. 1879:
TO Oscar TIawley. said property recorded In
County q Kings in sec 6. blk l73 sec s. blks
sec 4. Blk l2l: also recorded i'll County il,
sec |. blk 14S. the latter known the Mill prop
9rty; Julia o and Oscar HawleYy to the PEOPLES
Ie:, ls9 Montasue St. BNlyn; DEG !. 1895 81 800
and Adolph Cohn to Alice Story Rowland. Plain
field. \ !: July |. 1884. S4................S S6. 900
atlys. O'Grady Bros 277 Bwsy. Jan IS. 1915 81 400
l72D ST S, 1901 Bway. G5.4x9j. Raymond
Ccrlst Co 10 Hy Mindlin and Louis Roseman:
atty. Robt Brkhaton, 4s Exchange pl Dec 2l
ll4rH ST 554 W. Gcorgiana Foster, Mt Vernon
Y. to the Rowery Sav Bank, Us Bowcry atty.
Lawyers T & r Co. 100 Bway. June 80.
lHvo .xlU.OO0
SAND PROP: Celia Schesinger Wm Lester.
40 Hamilton Terrace: atty Lawyers T 7 Go.
$50 Eway; July |, 1918. 9lS..................$ 81 900
SANE PROP: Francis II Griscom. Arlington. j..
to the Bcxcry Saw Bank l2S Bowery attys. Cad
waladcr W & r. 40 Wall St July 15 l9 II s. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BROADWAY 1850. ground floor store and base
ment: the Nelber Go to y County Bakery and
Lunch Room Co; ! yis and NOS from Jan l.
1919: atty. L DoHman. 1860 broadway. sl3 800
NESEl 81. SO, store Hugh and Francis + Fox
exis, 10 Frank Ott 2033 W 6th ST. Brooklyn:
yrS and mos from Feb l. 1919: atty A ] Her
rlck. ~ Nassau ......... 81 500 and 81 600
3STH ST, 3+4 546 W; all; Pine Hill CRYSTAL spring
Water Co to Brociiway Motor Truck Co, Cortland
n ! yrs from Jan /. l9lo....,.. ..... 81. 900
5blH ST. So W. ell; Robt Myers to Sanle
Hoffman, 80 w 36th st: yrs and mos from
Oct J. 1918; atty. leo Schefran. ii Chambers
- , .byU
56TH ST, 80 w; all: Samuel Holman TO JACOB
hornblad. "a W 36th st: Dec IA. 1918. TO May
''--' "tts ~ dOo'c , 800
CLAY Az 1881. all: Alfred levin 10 s Glass
1881 Clay az, and ano: yrs from Oct l. lGlS
atNS. leit N n, 81" Bway ............ S615
HOlI AND AV. $500. 2l4th 81. store Rof-
faee Iombardi to Luigi Crisaniello $3.50 Ho-
land ay; Yrs from May l. 1918: alty VI
schwartz. 3i7l White Plains rd .......'... dj4O
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The BsItimore & nhi0 Railroad Co.

OFI9INN OF TIT. St,C CNl.r lIY
Baltimore, Md. Ianuar, 81. 1919.
The Board of Directors this day declared
from III" net earnings of the Company for
the six months ended December 81 1918 a
dividend Of Two ca Per cent on the Pre-
ferred stock OF The Company. payable
March l, 1919. to the stockholders Of record
at the close OF business on January os. 1919
The Board also declared from the sur
plus earnings OF the Company II dividend
Of Two CD Fer cen: on the Common stock
OF the Company, payable March !, 1879 to
the stockholders OF record at thr closr Of
business on January 2S. 1919
The transfer books VIII no close
&. w WOOIEORp Secretar--
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

opened steady at an advance of l point
to a decline of s points. On the call
leading speculative interest sold De-
cember freely, but when this pressure
was withdrawn leading trade interests
and jobbing houses turned in buying
orders, resulting in a sharp upward re-
action, prices at one time being 35 to
40 points above the previous days
close. Some of the demand was be-
lieved to be covering of hedges against
sales of the actual article.
Range of prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Cottonsced Oil.-The markat

Cottonseed Oil.-The market was in
active, as about the only outlet for oil
is found to be the export ALLEGATIONS
from time to time. Domestic con-
sumers are buying little, owing to the
fact that other oils and rreases arc
selling at a much lower price. and
domestic business is comprised largely
Of routine operations through cstab-
lished channels
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices compared with
those OF year ago: WV"
Yesterday. ye.r .ro
1.-Two steers. fair 10 ' "Ao
urlme, 100 III $i2.75 6Sti50 SiIso Ms,A,x
Dressed beef sides. S'''Ao
Id. ..-..,,,,..,, 10 "a ,26 ty m m
Live vcals, common ~ w q"
10 prime. 100 lb. l4.c0 "a 1870 I5oo m ia m
Dressed veals. city. W ''"o
ID. ......:...:.. 10 % .U "a al ,a
I've ,v, ewes; ewes ioo 10 500 q 900 900 a 1900
= prime. 100 h.. iA.so @ 1900 1878 % 1880.
presssa pr.ss.., mutton, ,nus 10 .'3 % .s is a "a
:, III. .,...,;...,. al @ 2s a. % an
dressed hogs ba- ~ W 'o'oo
con, h. . 2Jl.6p ,AaL ,.a.n 49,,
Meas pork. hb 80 90 05 - 'so m %% An -
Meas beef bb. t.. 81 10 0a S00 aim % SSSoo
Lard. Middle Vest s''
D. ~......,... 1870 @ aa.so $3.50 a ao.o
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Local Builders Get
Upstate Factory Toh

The Turner Construction COMPANY
mas been awarded the contract for
lwo- story reinforced concrete cold
storage building, insulated with cork,
o5Naa .; feet' at Arcade, N. Y by the
N. Y. ~ a0u'e'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Sale at Larci1mOnt

+. c. Griffin and P. H. Collins have
sold for Mrs. Annie J. Bolton her
cottage on fhe corner of Larchmont
and Walnut Avenues, Larchmont to a
client for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Bank Sells Ridgewood Dwelling

S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
have sold for the First National Bank
of Ridgewood, N. j., the residence on
the west side of Monroe Street, Ridge
wood, n. j.. to Mrs. Vance Ruther-
foord Daley
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sHAHEHOLDERS of tho Federal Acs
counting Corporation VIII bc held ar ts
office. 43 Exchange Place. Borough of Man
natthn, city Of New York on "Wednesday
repruary ,, 1919. ni - o'clock A. NJ. Tor
y7ar and the transaction of such Other
'us'nfss mn may properly come beforA the
rnF"ting. Wv
WILLIAM s, HOOD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
NpREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctfon- -cr
REC LAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Il, ADRIAN II. MULLER & son
OFFICE. % WILLIAM ST
" EDNESDAI JAN'Y % 1917


at l..30 O'Clock. At the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
nos II AND l6 NESEY STREET
For Account of Executors
- shs> New York Life Insurance e.
Trust Co.
lse shs. Edison Storage Battery Co.
common.
81 .o1o Bond & Mortgage made by Giovanni
Sarracino to Sarah NJ. Staissnv
covering premises southwest corner
~ Morris Avenue and East 151st
Street Bronx. City of n Y
For Account OF Trustees:
'op shs. National Bank of Commerce.
i'"r Account of Whom 1t May Concern;
100 shs National Bank of Commerce.
1000 y. \. Central & Hudson River r. r
irc Deb. Bonds. 1894.
- shs. West Porto Rico Sugar Co
prcfd.
shs- West Porto Rico Sugar Co.
common.
1000 shs Peoples Collateral Pledge So
600 sbs worthington Pump & Machin-
cry Corpn-
20 shs. Union Pacific r r. Co.
- shs- United Fruit Co.
- shs American Sugar Refining Co
prefd.
$1,000 Pond Creek Coal Co. lat Mtse. SCI
CONT I'D. 1923
sh chat ham & Phenix Natl Bank.