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New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

FRONT ST, 60. S, s7.2 Cuylers alley.
is'SxSS;$; !! * % Peter Peter j Gerry to Rose W Weir
co. 60 Front st Aug 80; attys, Mer-
GOLD ST, o2-1o2; Jacob st. iii; Ferry st..
., IL. II and -; Frankfort st. 1888 !;
"a Battery pl; atty, II A Butler, II Bat =
EAST .BRoADwAY. n c Monieomcry ST., st.
East Broadway Corpn; mtge 5000:
w atty, a,tS,, as ssidman So Park Row. :.sl
1s.ex5o: Michele Marta ct al t" i X X
Prince, 2o4 9Th st. & ano: mtgc sG7,
900; all liens; Sept 2; atty, T G & II Co.
ST, SO. w $. 243x1oo; Sarah
Goldberg to JOS Miller, 4o4 e 51st st :
's part mtge $2i. 100; Aug %. Sloo
ST Marks PL. 10, $. 2Gxloo; Mary =
Hall Borough of Manhattan, Inc. PIG E
ISlh 1, St; Aug 20; atty. T & CO, 100
ri, so. = s, 22.4xSs.2:
Hamilton Albert to John Philip sousa
Eort washington, n c; mtge $40. 900; ;
Washington Square ..........Sloo
East Side
MAD1soN AVE rs; w aoth st, 21.sx
Avenue Co. 1921 w 26th st; mtgc sos, 900 :;
JAYS Aqg ~, SS; ATTY. T G & r CO, 176 Bway sloo
4STm 1,niS ST 1al e. s is;Sx1oo@ n;sst G"d,
st; mtge $1,000; Aug 20; atty. J. Z &
. @ GO; & loo Bway ........... 100
slIT ansr,,sn ST, s. - l0l nv, "a az lsxooS jos
list st; Aug 20; atty. n T IL NJ Co.
1875 Bway .................... $500
m,ges $4,000; all liens; Aug 29; atty
\ Y IT,. r. q NJ Co. lS5 Bway y...,..... sloO
Lillian l. Lord to Caroline ii Jackson,
424 Clinton ST. Bkyn mtxe $40. 900; b &
$, g; all liens, Sept :; attys, Lord
Trppe to Fannie II Ashmore aSNlvz' Isl NGcS q oh
st; Aug 2s atty, L y T Co, $50 Bway- ST
Muhlker to Morris and Sarah Weiss, l24
9lst st; Aug 20; atty, N T & NJ Co.
1laTn TS ST. ST. 6si H. $. s7sxlos.a Nathap nan
Block TO Gussie Steiger, 65l E 5th st
mtges $4,000; all liens Sept .; atty,
18TH ST, 20 e, $ $, 27xlo6; chas Garfield
to Jennie Segal, 3S w 1l4th ST. and 81
mon Hoffman. SO 56th 81; ntge $50
900: Aug 20: atty, Leo Schafran, 81
1lsTm 81. "a e. S $, 25xloo,1l Abr FLASH ashO
berg ct al to Samuel Rosnerr;, l25 w
Goldman g. Bovick. Al Park Row. ......sl
121ST ST. Gl-G5 L. S, 6exl0o.1l; Jos l.
Roller to Hortense Schneider, 1916
s5th st. Bklyn; all liens Aug ls ;.....s1
Realty Co to Valentine zaworssi 45G e
l22d st; mtgs $3.50; Aug 20; atty. Law, s,%o
13yTH 81. s $, ls5 o 5th },v runs 49.l1x
l2S.l0x II G to c blk on W Madison
av II to l39th st to beg
Eva II Kohn ct al to Emanuel S Keller.
at 2o2O Jackson st. San Francisco. Calf. ..
May is; atty. Walter Il Meyer, IA Wall
st .,.-........ .......... 90
West Side
22D ST. 36 W. s. 23x9s9 Noreclos Jan
s. 1919; Vim Klein. ref, to Providential
Realty & Investing Co. 233 Broadway
July %: atty. Title Guar & T Co, l76
37TH ST. sac W. 5. 25x9S9: !. ]. Will
Jams to Saveria Manzione. 325 s ID st
Bklyn: mtg $4,000 Aug 20; atty. r
49TH ST. 224 w. 20N10o5; Margr-
Davidson Never * lriu West
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
'oney Island Property Figures
In BROOKLYN Trsd;po

y me Clinton Trading Corporation, Of
biookiyn, has sold to Sarah N. Rabino-
VIZ y. zot the two-framily and store building
az az 20 corey island Avenue, on lot 2Ox
" irregular. Alice Hirsch was the
broker. '''o
Charles c. stelle has sold the two
family dwellings at 591 and 593 Eigh-
teenth Street for Catherine Robinson.
and 5S7 and 589 Eighteenth Street 10
the u and !. Realty Company, for an
investment, who will improve the prop
erty. W
0. +. Allard and the J. J. Levey Com
pany have sold 303 Parkville Avenue.
corner First Street, d two-story tap
estrE brick dwelling.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Grctsinger
have sold for Albert Anderson the two
family semi-detached house, with "a
rage, at 47S Seventy-eighth Street.
Charles c. Stellc has sold the two
story brick house at 4O2 Douglass
Street to Niktor R. Scribe for occu-
rancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Annex to Montana
Estimated to Cost $500. 900

" l.. Rouse & l.. A. Goldstone have
MED plans for the erection of nine
East Ffty-thrd Street. on plot 112x
1908, for the Montana Realty Com
pany, owners; +. Clifford Potter, pres
ident; Benjamin Mordecai, treasurer,
and G. Richard Davis, secretary.
The estimated cost of the buildinr
is 100000. 1t will contain four apart
ments on each Of the eight upper
floors, with eight small apartments on
the ground floor, and is to be operated
IN conjunction with the Montana, de-
signed and erected by the same inter
ests and occupying the block on the
east side of Park Avenue from Fifty
second to Fifty third Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Hotel St. Louis Bought
Bv Frederick Brown

The Hotel st. Louis, ten-storv
building at 81 and 36 East Thirty
second Street, on plot 4Ox9S.9, between
Fourth and Madison avenues, has been
bought by Frederick Brown from the
estate of Leonard Lewisohn. The
building contain 1876 rooms. Mr.. Brown
added 1T to his speculative holdings be-
cause possession was to be had at once
Pierre Van Arsdale arranged the sale
The property is opposite the Park Ave
nue. Hotel, which covers the Fourth
Avenue frontage between Thirty-sec
ond and Thirty third streets.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
A apartments i'm Bronx
Bought bv Investors

j. Zimmerman has sold 1929 and 1881
Southern Boulevard for the Gold Hill
Realty Company, a .ive-ssory apart
ment on plot 1O0x100, and for J. Lo-
pard, as trustee, the church at the
southeast conner Of Bryant Avenue and
lI3d Street, 50Xl00.
Sale in Fairmount Place
Calm & Pittman and Philip Watten-
berg nave purchased from Noel
Blocker Fox TIA Fairmount Place, a
four-story apartment on plot 27X9i.
Leitner, Brener & Starr were the brok-
ers
Flat in Lyman Place Sold
j. Zimmerman have sold for the Ly-
mol Realty Company the ve-story
apartment on plot 75xl00, at 1866 Ly-
man Place, and for the j. G. Lessing
Company the five story apartment, on
plot 5OXlO0, at 999 Aldus Street
Corner Plot Buyer to Build
The Wheeler Corporation has sold to
Percy L. Coburn a plot 77x13o at the
corner Of Nethcrland Avenue and
23lst Street. The buyer will improve
the site. Steven B. Ayres and IL. D.
Bishop were the brokers.
Sd Avenue Property Sold
Walter S. Ross and C. c. Grotsinger
have sold for Sarah Abrams, the busi-
ness building a G926 Third Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Knoxville Quiet Again;
National Guard Goes Home

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept Ma
tional Guardsmen who have been pa
trolling this city since the race riot
Saturday night were returning to-day
TO this home cities, leaving only the
local troops on duty. No further
trouble is expected by Adiuant Cen
eral Sweeney.
$hrteen men have been arrested in
connection with the wrecking of the
county Jail by mob which sought
Maurice Mayes, negro, sharged with
the murder of II white woman None
Of the prisoners liberated at the time
has been captured.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Flat in Lyman Place Sold
S23,355 for Rayside lots

One hundred and eighty-four low
priced lots in Bayside, on the south
side OF Broadway, in the more modest
or workingman' section of this suburb
OF Queens, were sold Monday for $23,-
800 by the Jere johnson Jr. Company.
The sale was largely attended and was
conducted by Fred Snow, auctioneer.
Among the buyers we're Frank F.
Grelner, Mrs. f. C. Chorba, Andrew J.
barbierc, F. J. Cumming, j. f. Sheri
dan, Leyli S. Hunt, H. H. Lewison.
A.dolph Lapiki, f. Sojack, Mrs. P.
Ulhlen, II. f. Davis, David Grensberg,
Helen Huechlein, P. J. Boyle, J. +.
Back, jr., Richard +. Platt and James
Malone
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Dwelling at Flushing Sold

John A. Dido. resident of Flush
ing for several years, has bought and
will occupy the dwelling at l2s Amity
Street, Flushing. The sale was made
by j. Albert Johntra, Flushing. and
the property was bought from Fred
erick Roerner, Of Port Washington The
house stands on plot 25xl00 and has
ten rooms and bath
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Clerk Leaps 10 Death

While Miss Fanny Shapman, Of 237
West 11oth Street, was hanging out
clothes on the roof of the apartment
yesterday she saw Samuel Rubil, thir
ty-two years old, another tenant, poise
for a moment Oh the ledge yf the roof
and leap to death on the pavement OF
the airshaft court, SIX floors below.
Rubil, who was clerk. leaves a wife
and two children. Mrs. Rubl said that
her husband had been in i'll health.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
John Jacob Astor Sells
broadway Skyscraper for Cash
exchange Court, on Broadway, Exchange Place and
NE" Street. Bought by Robert E. Bowling; As.
sessed at S2,8OO,OOO; Pioneer Steel Budno

dolph Jacob and Evcritt Jacob the
property at 109-l rs West Twenty-sixth
Htreet. an clcXen-story loft building on
plot 50xl00.
Louis Block and BENJAMIN Lackow-
sky have sold for client of A. Elkus
to the Weiss -Lcmlen Holding Corpo-
ration, Leopold Weiss president, the
seven story loft building. on lot 25x
100, at 40 East Twentieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
New Building Plans
Manhattan

9TH Az. ( 55th st. 5-sty garage. 2542
xIoo.5; 416 Vest 55th s. Corp, 12s
Broadway, owner; n Totholz. 12s
Broadway. architect: cost. $500 900
HESTER ST FOL to 207, 5-sty public
school, 5s4x1l24; CITY of New York
owner: G b. Snyder. architect. cost.
S375 600
52D 81. ia 10 l2o e. s-sty tenement
l05Xs5.3: Montana Construction Co. 60
+ 42d st. owner. " l. Rouse and l. \
$500. 600.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
$4,000 Necklace Lost

BERNARDSvlLLE, N. j., Sept. o.
Mrs. II. Rivington Pyne reported to
the police to-day the loss of a 81. 900
pearl necklace, gift from her grand
father. John r. Belair. Mrs. Pvne sa;d
sne visited friends last Thursday IN
an automobile. in the Mountain col
ony, and remembers leaning out of the
car several times. She thought it like
~ she lost the necklace in this wav.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Justice Vernon Nj. Davis
BUYS East 94th St. Home

Bryan l.. Kennedy has purchased for
Justice Vernon M. Davis the four
story brownstone dwelling at 6 East
Ninety fourth Street for occupancy. It
is on lot 20x100.S12. The property was
held at about $5O00O William b. Nav
& Co. represented the sellers, the es-
tate Of Julius Fleischhauer.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
Forest Ellis Gardens
IS Minutes from Penn. staten.
Houses and villa Plots for Sale.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES co,
& ". 34th ST.. or Forest Hills. L. 1.
long ISLAND

FOR sALE-ATTRAcTlvE. NEW CO.
onial Cottage with Garage. on large
corner plot North Shore Long Island
FIRST FLOOR Entrance hall. large liv-
ing room. soiariuiu. dining room, kitchen
bltlers pantry very attractive open fire
place. SECOND FLOOR-tour large
master chambers. two master baths with
solid porcelain buIit-in tubs; hardwood
aoors. white enamel trim. mahogany dooys.
hoi wat@ heat. blinds and screens. THIRD
FLOOR-Two rooms and bath. Complete
IN every detail. highly restricted neigh
torhood surrounded by beautiful homes
five minutes to station, 25 minutes to New
Yoih BY electric trains, Sc trains daily.
also 'rollcy direct to 59th Street, New
York Price. So $50 If Interested send
FOR photographs and floor plans; no
brokers. JOHN J. BRITTON. SO Wander
bit Avenue, New York. Room 1909 Tele-
phone Murray Hill 1ia0
SEVEN l-FAMlLY HOUSES. ono 2-fanily
on Van WICK ave- Jamaica; immediate
possession. short walk Dunton, l.. l., sta
tion. ARTHUR : JAFFA, Room 1908.
~ Court St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Cherry Hill Tenemenis Sold

Caterino Lentino. of Brooklyn. has
sold to Mary L. Flannery, ii to l6
Cner street, siX-story tenement,
with stores, on 49.5x10oX irregular,
ADJOINING Franklin Square,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
West Side Suites Rented

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 124 West Seventy second
Street to Christopher j. Mileham. and
to P. D. Mcconnell. and at 60 West
Sevcntyffth Street to Mrs. NJ. G.
Cable.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Resells 9th Ave. Tenencnts

Rosina Vollhart has resold to Jacob
Swedlow, 47s Ninth Avenue, three
story front and rear .enements, on
lot 24.4x100, near Thirty-scvs EN- tn
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
West 23lst St. Corner Sold

The Wheeler Corporation has sold
to Percy I. Coburn the plot, 77x135, at
the corner of Nctherland Avenue and
West 231st Street. The buyer in
tends to build. Steven B. Ayres and
H. y. Bishop were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
w. Halpin Gets 85th ST. House

Pease & Gilman have leased for
Mary Busscy Brannon, the three
story and basement dwelling, at 800
West Eighty-tifth Street, between
West End Avenue and the Drive, to
William Halpin.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03

End av:. mtg $40. 900; Aug 20: atty,
so5;, NJ; r e & CO. -, lco Bway y:;:;.... ...sloo
Mcdonnell 70 Chicopee Realty Corp. 220
9th aN Aug 20; atty, L T & r Co, 15o
GOTH ST. 10 ", $ lsxioc.5 Jas sfS,yoO neseD
to same; Aug 25; atty same 500
GOTH ST. 23 W. y. 1sx100.5: r Nc
n1nneIi a,,n sa,do to same; mtg $4,000; Aug 2s;
GOTH SIT, s, $50 O Columbus av. 1oxloo 5
VIM Kolbc to Chcopce Realty Corp, 220
5th av; mtg $1,000; Aug IS; atty. l. 7
10TH ST ss5 W. S, 249xioo.4: Hudwiii
Corp to Beatrice Coogan. 2os Bway,
mtg s1s,5oo; June 20; address, w 10Th
lo9D ST. n s. $500 e Amsterdam av. 24.1i
%s7 AX26 9x97. 2: Louise Catlin TO Ger
MSdiebroo f Xxx X ssgSO 80 cedar nuE st ss ai'ys
1l2Th ST, 2l4 w. $ s. lGxl0ol1: Barclay
.i'9, Hol1ins Corp 70 osa' Sadie Klotz, 22s "
atty, Fine. 81 Chambers st......S1OO
MANHATTAN AV. 2S2. S, 321l S iI2th
st. S4xloo foreclos July 30, 1879; Jno
G SAKE ref. to 2S2 Manhattan Ave
MANHATTAN *. 40l " $. a5.l1 ii7th
and Jos B Rafferty,, 622 w 52d St mtg
$500; Aug .; atty. r & NJ @.
1ssTu s1I h%aS sT ao4 H. 5. i7x9, IL; s1qS 100
Presser to Lawmor Impt CO. ~ Bway
mtg, $500; all lions, May "a, 1919
atty. J. T & T CO, 100 Bway ....... $3.50
18TH ST, n 8. 349.S sth av, 182x99.1l;
Equitable Life Assur Society of U S
to Sophie f Bryant ct al. 235 w 139th
St and s. Sept 2; atty Jos Fol
We'll. 4 Cedar st.-..... ............ 81
BRO CADWAY, W cor lh0th st, 99l l1X
$50; Broadway, W cor l5lst st. 99.1lx
$50, Assets Liquidation Co to Denwood
Realty Co, 500 Willis av. mtge $3.50, 900;
all liens; Aug So attys, Elfers & a.
HAVEN AN. 9S-l00. W s. $50 from $
roth ST, 50xl03.3: Killsalough Realty
GO to Nellie schwartz, 1919 K 18th St
Bklyn: mtges $50, 600: all liens: Aug 2S
atty, Lawyers Title & T Co, 100 Broad
ARbEN ST 81 3 9ih n Naris s, 's19V 99V
10; Barclay Holding Corpn to Green
wald Realty Co, 4S PinehuTst av, mtge
sl9, 500; all liens; Sept .; atty, i
uaDer ~ CEDAR st ..,........... 500
ARDEN ST eis, 161 IL Maggie av, 27x110:
Charles Henslc Realty CO to Salvatore
" W Guarisco, 500 w lelst st,
lntge S20.000 all liens; Aug 29 atty
Lawyers Title q T Co. 100 Bway 90
RroDv
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED

WANTED. .-FUR HOUSE ALL
conveniences; vicinity Nassau Boulevard.
Garden City or Hampstead preferred; sup
ply own blankets, linens silver dishes.
etc. A. L.. Box 100, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED.--In New Rochelle or Chester
Hill section of Mount Vernon seven or
ten room house, garage; must be new or
built in last five years; two baths: no
agent; spot cash Box lG2, Room 200. 62i
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Invests in lI2th St. House

A. Pcragano has sold 243 East 112th
Street, tive-story tenement, on a
lot 25Xl00, near Second Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Resale of Washington Street
Property Brings Quick Profit

william A. White & Sons have sold
to Richman & Samuels, represented by
7. M. Robertson, wholesale dealers in
produce, the building at 311. Washing
ton Street. adjoining the corner of
Duane Street.
This is the second sale of the prop
erty within two months. The corner
at 307-309 Washington Street was sold
by the same brokers last week.
Eleven.Story Loft Building
In West Goth St. Sold
The Wood Dolson Company has sold
for Mrs. Pauline Boettger to |. Ran
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03

May; seven rooms q bath Uhree bed
rooms>. also two unfurnshed in attic.
large piazza. freplaces, sunny: steam
heat; on double lot in good section: to
American family of adults only AIS Home
stead ave, Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Bronx

Az. s $, 433 s e jefferson
ST, l5lN lGSN II W 1871 to av X
n l6.s to beg Rosatina Shea and ano
to Fannie Spivak s7l 1.ongwood av:
intge 1850; Aug 80. atty, Title Guar &
y, 20 ioWdy 81 90
AN. 1891 W 9. 25xloo: Jas
Levy TO Morris Kostern. 30 Malta av
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
NEW JERSEY

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Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09
Statement of the Ownership, Manage ment, Circulation, etc, Required by the Act of Congress of August
 .".. 24, 1912.

of Connecticut Western News pub ished weekly at Canaan, Conn.,, Octo- Der 1, 1919, State of Connecticut, County of Litchfield.
 Before me, Notary Public in and for the State and county aforesaid personally appeared A. w. Krouse, who, having been duly sworn accord ing to law, deposes and says that he is the editor of the Connecticut Wes- tern News and that the following is to the best of his knowledge and be- lief a true statement of the owner ship, management, etc., of the afore- said publication for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of August 24, 1912, embodied in
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09
< They Get Action at Once

Foley Kidney Pills invigorate, strengthen and heal inactive weak and diseased kidneys and bladder. Mrs. c. J. Ellis, 505 8th Av. Sioux Falls, S. D., writes: "I suffered with kidney trouble; used to have severe pains across my back and felt miser- able and all tired out, but after talk ing Foley Kidney Pills am well. l have not been bothered with kidney trouble since" They relieve head ache, rheumatic pains, swollen or stiff joints, puffiness under the. eyes, floating specks. Freeman Dempsey, dealer.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09

section 443, Postal Laws and Regu- lations, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit:
 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business manager are: Publisher The Canaan Printing Go. Editor, Managing Editor, Business Manager, A. w. Krouse, Canaan, Conn.
 2. That the owners are:
 J. H. Roraback, Estate of H. L.. Ross, H. E. Lyles, G. s. Fuller, s. A. Eddy, Estate of G. L. Parsons, A. w.. Krouse, Canaan, Conn.
 A. w. AROUSE
 Signature of managing editor) Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of October, 1919. Seal J. c. Roraback (My commission expires Feb. 1, 1924.)
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09
A Word to the Wise is Enuff

If you want our interesting Sunday newspaper, containing the news of the day from everywhere.
 Stories by writers of national re- pute. Fashion notes and social sugges- tions.
 Sports by sportist.
 The Best Comic Page Printed, ane
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09
Tired of Life Early.

Tired of life at ten Nas the exc'se made by a boy at the Kingston uLon- don) children's court when charged with attempting to commit suicide. An. other boy saw him with his head on the railway track and they had tus- slc before he could be got away.
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09

Do not neglect your battery this winter. Word left at any garage will have our personal attention. Or drop us line and we will call for same. Durand Storage Battery Co.,, Wis cd.--aLv.
 Business envelopes neatly printed at The Canaan Printing Company.
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09

When you want your land posted, order some No Trespassing signs at The Canaan Printing Company.
Connecticut western news., 1919-10-09
many other splendid features.

All in compact form at Dc per copy. Read the New York Evening Telegram Every Sunday.-adv.
The sun., 1919-08-07
COFFEE MARKET.

In spite Of poor Brazil cables the
market for coffee futures opened yester-
day at advances Of Q to 20 points, due to
the fact that a Front street trade interest
was a persistent buyer OF March and
December. That interest was large
buyer on Tuesday. Demand and buy
Ing by one or two Wall Street houses
continued throughout the morning. and
at midday prices were 20 to 80 points net
higher. longs supplying most of the Of
forings During the early afternoon the
market eased of with an absence OF de-
mend and on comparatively small OFFER
ings. but later regained some OF the loss,
closing at net gains of points. Yes
torday's advance on comparatively small
buying orders suggested that the long
lines disturbed by the agitation against
the high cost OF living and unsettled gen.
sral conditions had been pretty we'll
liquidated by the close OF the market on
Monday. F. ...
The afternoon news from the Street
indicated an unsettled and irregular spot
situation. Some holders asked as high
as 22& for Rio 7s. Others quoted from
AN to 22%c. Business was reported as
quiet, interior buyers having held on
owing TO the proposed Investigation into
the high cost OF living.
The ofiicial cable from Brazil reported
a decline In the Rio spot market OF so
reis, Santos unchanged and futures 1875
reis higher. Receipts at the two ports
were $4,000 bags, against $1,000 year
ago.
The sun., 1919-08-07
LIST xEw SECURITIES.

Six applications for listing securities
on the New York Stock Exchange were
acted on favorably by the governing
committee yesterday afternoon. one be-
ing newcomer from the New York
curb and the Others being for additional
stock Of companies securities of which
are quoted on the big board.
Continental Candy Is the new stock
which will make its bow In the big
exchange this morning The governing
committee acted favorably on its appli-
cation. to list temporary certificates for
500, 900 shares of Its capital stock with
out nominal or par value. =,
The other applications were as fol-
lows: The United Drug Company,
81, 500, 900 of additional 7 per cent cumu-
iative first preferred stock; Burns Bros.
y1s2,s00 Of additional common stock
the B. r. Goodrich Company. SIS.
OF additional z per cent. cumulative
preferred; the Pierce OIL Corporation.
se,2s4,soO of Guaranty Trust Company
certificates of deposit representing ten
year 6 per cent. convertible gold deben-
lures; the Central Foundry Company.
$4,000, 900 of certificates Of deposit for
ordinary preferred stock and $500, 900
of certificates Of deposit for common
stock. e.,
The sun., 1919-08-07
FOOD PRODUCTS
PLANS EXPANSION
Takes Over Capital Stock of
Five Sugar and Molasses
Companies.

Announcement that the United. States
FOOD Products Corporation had pur-
chased the capital stock of five sugar
and 'molasses companies. through which
II Is intended to greatly expehd its bust
ness, was made yesterday by Julius
kessler. president OF the company.
After lengthy negotiations" the
FORMAL announcement OF the purchases
reads, "the United States Food Prod
ucts Corporation closed the purchase at
satisfactory price Of the entire cap
ital stock Of the following companies: :,
The Sugar Products Company, Pure
Cane Molasses Company of the United
States. Pure Cane Molasses Company OF
Canada, British Molasses Company Of
Great Britain and the Tres Company,
Ltd. OF Great Britain The entire pur-s
chase price was paid In cash. .
The Tres Company. Ltd, Of Great
Britain owns five ocean tank steamers
under the British flag and the Sugar
Products Company owns an additional
fleet Of twenty ships Of various sizes.
The Sugar Products Company 10 an
extensive buyer, seller and distributor
Of molasses and sugar. 1t has large re.
ceiving tanks and stations throughout
Cuba, Porto Rico, Santo Domingo, Bar
bados and Venezuela.
The British 'Moiasses Company Of
Great Britain, the Pure Cane Molasses
Company OF Canada and the Pure Cane
Molasses Company OF the United States
are also equally eufpped IN tank and
station facilities in the United States,
Canada and Great Britain. Besides their
ships, the companies own q large number
of tank cars and extensive equipment and
plants The companies are among the
largest handlers and distributors In the
world.
by acquiring these properties the
United States Food Products Corporation
has fully completed the facilities for OBJ
tanning at first hand and original cost
molasses and other raw products which
are an essential part Of that corpora
tion's business. The United States Food
Products Corporation is engaged extern
sively In the manufacture and sale Of
animal feed Of all kinds. OF which mo-
lasses forms a very important ingredient.
In addition to corn, molssses forms a
very important article from which the
Food Products Corporation manufactures
Industrial alcohol To supplement its
many Industrial alcohol distilleries the
corporation has Just completed the pur-
chase for cash Of a large molasses alco-
hol plant at New Orleans"