davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

GREENWICH ST. 10. runs n s2.lx AZ and Ola
'is csr4scn ss to TO 9Ss part ca Jan IA ReD
duo and Int as per bond. Observation-Disclosures 81 600
East Side
lloTH ST. :. 1sA.5 " Madison az 15sxlooll;
sn m; Jan H. & navd Cale{ to jos stsr. ll7 W
OK l. T & s T Co. ieo Broaeiway s4 900
l22D ST. 4l4 +ls Il. OOxloO.il assisnmcnt lease
July i5 @ iSis Sare c' basss % way va vouheq OF
Inc. 4l4 Il l22d st due April u. 1920: int as
pr pr notes; pr mtsc. $1,000: atty. David Weiss. go
West Side
list ST; 9l3 W. 25x9S.9: Dec / &; Alex Trau'maa 70
Carl scrgmann. 263 18TH st. Brooklyn: due Jan
"a 1922; c; pr mtgc. sil.o0o; atty /. T 4,
Az. W seth st. lo2 a4i5o: Dec Dec
Ss;,. Is; Fredk = Lewis; "a. 70 Florence II Lewis.
mtgc. s25oooo: also another ~ nt-c 81, tiia
and other properly for s75, 600; ai,y. rTsnA Il
Av. s. isii n listi.' $. ootSl Sgo
1aran m liam ,hr ln Gpsod Ira d cope.T.s % c Go to lns
aae and mt as per bond; aftys, iWon & hoe.
Av. isaih s.. 7sil.s5 :'o % gDo ~
Ian ~ same to same; due AID ini as per bard :
coSVnST Av aas s. Ia ii ;4d f. sGe sGs S" S09
Jan l: Agnes " Burton to 5oscph,rc {. Van fcit'
iS,3 SSih s. brooklyn: 3 yrs. > q: afiss. fulst,
lGfTm sT y No"aS"G saS s. brr"SA 600
Jan 4; Maxlmillan Winston. ~, W Sgd ~ ct al
mra To an's s lia',en l0d 49,, sSS sh AZ . Yrs ?,
lso17i si 7c7 7oa W. 5oxllo jar. IL Esnwa'i S1aVg
neaty co to Ernest B Latham and ano. $50
Sterling P I'rooklyn; yrs. p c: attys Dun,
d Ds'y. 26l Broadway. y...................si 10 600
Bronx
ELM ST. $. being lot 0t to lo4. map S T.
llaight; 4 part: Eliz J Calvin ct al to Mary +
Conner. 1883 Poplar st. Jan 6: yr 0 p c; attys
Napts & r. $40 li9th st................s $500
JACKSON Av. $. being 4 10, l13 map VII
ton. etc: Camilla Matrone to ylncenzo Oliver
24o f '9th St; Sept IL. l9ls; ins'als; atty. John
l44TH ST. s. so " Rider sv. 30. .7xlloi: Tho, r
Clark ana ano. cvrs. to VIM G Happy sound
Beach. Conn; prior m;ee. sl7.5oo: Dee :. ISIS:
2 yrs. & p c; atty. A II Bunncn. lj Park
,vAsHrNGroS .I Av e,7s j; a,7c slsoo
Knpatrick to Robt Kipalrick l245 t'nIversity
av: Jan ~: due Jan l. 1929: ~ c; aitv T {;
4 T Co. li6 Broadway. y.................. So 000
lo2p 81 5Sl-aS2. n O. 50yl00: Chas Kroetz TO
Hanna fiaist. 3S 1921 st: prior nltge $40 ooo
Jan ~; due as per bond; atty Hanna HAST 3Si
l52d st. t......... ............. sio 600
AORRIS Av. S. 1906 l96h st. So. axiii I.pIo "
Bessie Scar to hedNis Frgnd 1901 Uniyersitv
av; prior mtge $4,000: Jan IL 3 yrs q n -.
atty, T. G & Go. no Broadway. 81 600
10TH ST. W Tiffany 81. 80 lxl0l 5x53 sye9 n
also Crotnna av. r. 1858 n lSist 81 40 q,
Inl tx35 loyl05.l: Hoffman Co Builders Inc ~
Hattie Eckmann. Ills Simpson st; Jan l. 2 vrs :"
without int; atty Evkmann Ills Sjmnson
S' Observation-Disclosures. nnO
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Pierce Oil Stock Sold
Bankers Buy 10000 Shares to
Provide for Imnroxements

The Pierce Oil Corporation has sold
10000 shares of Treasury stock to
bankers to provide funds for paying for
betterments and improvements to its
various properties 1t was stated by
an official of the corporation yesterday
that new tankage facilities are being
constructed In the Ranger field Of
Texas, where the company is now drill
ing for OIL
With the sale of this stock the com
pany now has outstanding 772,00C
shares, and there remains in the treas
ury approximately 10000 shares.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Sinclair Oil Active

Sinclair Oil became more active on
the announcement yesterday that an
oil we'll with an estimated flow of $500
barrels day had been brought in on
the company's CARRIER holdings. This
is the second big we'll drilled on this
property since the recent announce
ment that the Sinclair management had
purchased half interest in it. The
stock moved up from low of 345s to
36 and closed at 35as, with net gain
of 7s
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

7IH Ay. $500; Charlotte Williams to Edith Braj
Jh beTtT fVra 81 q S BF9afy9 70 ri ATTY Edw Isaac.
55D 9 ST; S, 275 # W OF 9th az 25xlOO.5: MIN |
Wolfkind, II 6Sth s.. TO Aaron I.angsa,lta
5oo OH az; attys Cary & Carroll 50 Wall i
Oct IS. 1872. g. 4
7TH Av. 18th ST. 54xso: Midiow, C.
extrx will Of Salle A O'Hars; atty. Vim II :AreI'
hald $40 W 2sd st; Jan "a. 1912 . s. N
nSihhDAM AN. s. 25.ll It Of lois, - 81
l00; Anita Piza. Stamford. Conn 10 A NJ PLAN
-, 80 West End az: atty Lawyers I & T CO. Il
:, ~ B,way; June 6. 1911. ............ 4
Bh9ADNAf. s =. rs II. r1ias e l20.N -
a5 to c Bway II 75 70 beg know,
ho'ei Sormandie: Grand 81. s. q 2s9) Gree
St. 50 II -299) Josephine Elizabeth 1os,ntc
della Gherardesca and Alberto della (;herarIssca
holsheri. Pisa. Italy. to L s Trust Co ~ =
tys' a,tys' Stewart K Sheaer. As Wall st: Aug as
4SVo q On
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

7TH Az. 4So. store and first loft: kriip Ee.,y
sorpn IN Harry Friedman. 3l9 " 2sth st; ; yrs
from Jan l. 1913: atty. NJ G Epstein 500 Fulien
solI sT 42s 425 e. ali Benz tro to ,br S''asO 1s
cobs 81 4 Goth ST. yrs from March l. iel7. :,
MAaDiSoN Az. 34th ST. and b: Gcigerry
realty CoiDn 10 Tfkly Luggage Co . 9-Iz VS.
from Jan l. 1919: atty Seligman, 81 Mas
GchRC sT 81 ali Nathan Cohen to s's Ro',o soo
lsTdi KlSthmami. ZIG Rivlnston St yrs from Jan l.
i9ig. atty Saml 1saacs. u Chambers St. ss son
AN B. POL: all; wm Prayer. indiv ct a.
,.sMs' 10 Max Schwartz. T29 9th ST 3 yrs from
rcn l. 1913; atty. Lawrence ! Gerber. e55
ID Way Sii. 4J9
The Bronx
CRoToNA Az. 2l54 also Tiffany st. lll5: all:
honman Co Builders In- 10 Albert Eckelmsnu
Al. aI.n simpson 81 yrs from Ian /. 1919 with
Albert Eckemann. Ills Simpson st. taxes. etc
sl9o
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. les to liz: all: Ludwig
20 to Saml NJ Frank 40 + SD si ) yrs
from Feb l. 1919 topton yrs rcnewxl): atty
Brussel & b. IL Wall s............... 81 900
CRES1ON AV. Sc lSsth st; store. Cath Feather
stone to fasauale Amico: jr. 2ii6 Cresion as.
10 yrs from Apr l. 1917 atty. T. Amscn lr
-N10 SiNSe'' a'. <1SU TO Sl.std
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Transit President Buys Big
Putnam County pIae.

S. ". Huff, president of the New
York City lnterborough Railway Com.
pany, has bought the 450-acre farm he.
longing to ex-Assemblyman John r
Yale. near Ludingtonville, Putnam
County. On the property are large
residence, barns and outbuildings. with
about one hundred head of cattle ana
complete farm equipment.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Plans a Development
OF Small Farms i'm Jersey

lhe Kline Realty and Improvement
Company benjamin j. Kline. presi-
oent' has bought from Louise A. Finck
pnrough Richard W Elliott 223 acres
Oh land near Berkeley Heights. N. j..
loca'ed ABOUT four miles from Summit
and three and one-half miles from,
Plainfield. The property was assem-
bled several years ago by George Fincl,
Tor the purpose of developing it into
twenty and thirty acre estates. but the
plan was finally abandoned The prop
erty has total frontage of over 1000
r.eet along Stony Hill Road and $3.50
rect on the Mountain Road leading to
summit. The new owners will sub
dlvine the property into farms of from
three to live acres, with improvements.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
An Early Maturity

An important industrial maturity
falling due February ]. concerning
which no announcement has yet been
made, will be $15,OOoOoO three year S
per cent notes of the Remington Arms,
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
The National City Bank bought out
these notes in 1916 to aid the company
in financing its war business, but at
that institution yesterday knowledge
of plan for taking care Of the issue
was denied.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Commodities

10 bales. Norfolk quiet, unchanged at
27.25; sales 1862 bales. Augusta quiet
IS points lower tt 27.75; sales roo bales
Memphis steady, 25 points lower at
29.50; sales 500 bales. St. Louis quiet
unchanged at soc; sales nil. Houstor
steady, rs points lower at 28.75; sales
2S4 bales. Little Rock quiet, un.
changed at 29c; sales 6l5 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

Cottonseed OLA very nervous un-
dertone prevailed in the market yes
terday owing to the weakness in other
oils and fats. The domestic demand is
very poor at present and consumers
are not disposed to make new contracts,
as they apparently fear some change
IN regulations which might result in
lowering Of values,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Chile Copner Cuts Output

The Chile Copper Company is the
December production figures of the
corporation we're issued yesterday,
showing an output of lo,9O2 900 pounds,
an increase of approximately 100000
pounds ov.r November In connection
with the statement the company an
nounced that beginning with the cur
rent month production would be ma
terially cartailed until normal condi-
tions are restored in the copper mar
Ent
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures.-Yesterday market
was rcactionary, with prices on the
call unchanged to an advance of 7
points. There was local liquidation in
May contracts, with trade buying that
position. Brazil interests were said
to be buyers of December during the
early session. Late in the day there
was further trade liquidation and
prices sagged off,, closing at net de-
clines of II to 25 points
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Relevant Comment
Cutting Down Production

The slowing down in general busi-
ness lines is reflected in the textile
manufacturing industry. The Ameri-
can Woolcn Company, for example,
which was running at top speed prior
to the signing Of the armistice, has
been closing down number of it's
mills and portions of others until it is
now said to be operating on a basis of
around 50 per cent,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Satisfied Mechanics Lien
Manhattan

9th ST al3 to al7 ": Joseph Elias avt Henry
~ ,,,S SnSdeker ct al; Feb 49, 1918 'ssoo
loslh = ~ and li3 w Solomon Tennnlcr,nr
ny CARA Schlos ct MI June TO- 1918 81 "a
'ii' ~ A. 49, Wm Marks agt Laura Crasen
The Bronx
}lSMthE PLACE, s. 100 Cro,ona parkvsv
cSarl g. al June % lal4 .,...,...,,..,. ss.sts s.
oit"noMA ,onN,Nn IAiKWAY. cor Els,pare Placc'
Co ct al: June II. 1914 "a 7.,S S',ss va
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

aSIH ST. 4o2 =; Trusr Co OF Y (tr,stee, oct
solomon olinka ct al foreclosure Of mort ra So a..
sitlS. Stewart & Shcarer " ''u' 'sase'
l33D ST 507 W; Olga T. Sclllsu se, n II
Co. Inc. ct al foreclosure of mortaarc, sasHsoi
lurScr & Buret~ 's"SV @'Ns'
l4"Iii ST 5 100 W 7th az. 76 Sxqa III two ac-
l.oifs issac Sfiiman agt Terry Holding Co In,
8 al Moreclnsnre Of two mortgages attys.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Following are yesterdsys prices Gamma, ,ed ,,t,b
Those Of year ago; w
.u,. aes'efday year ago
prime 100 ID. $500 fftb.28 4tO2g 0Bst2as
Df4Esed bsef sides.
y: :.......... ~ q "a ~ a 20
~, 70 pr prime: 100 D. 100 q 1850 400 @ 1900
10. ...........s. "a M .3s az a .2sn,
idse e"es, 100 lb. $50 % 1000 500 b - M
Live lambs. fair "
primo, 100 10. 1850 q i7.25 1890 q 1000
Dressed mutton, ib ~ N ~ IL al "a
Dressed jaIa!)s. eity.
ID. ......a.....,. s2s @ SO .22 % III
gogs -: i9o 2 lb ,7,7s q ls.2s 1850 q l775
,ss,'' cor, lb ,'''s'. '..'... -. .74m@ - .24M@ 24u
@ &c: ss,s r. ssss ssss $500 @ sss sssS sssS
Lzfd. Niddle H.
ii. ,.,,.,..,s ,u.i5s a z7se 2s.soe O as4os
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

Shares. Open. High Low. Last.
loo '4Jim Butler. 35 IS 50 as
10000 Lone Star g.,
1000 '1Mother Lode. 81 "a 90 90
10000 Nixon Nevada 46 AZ 45 45
900 'Onondaga M 3sa 3sa 3H 3I4
$500 fRay Hercules NJ 2Ie 2H2 2I4 23s
1900 Rochester Min. 26 27 rs 27
200 Standard Slid Va "a IA Va
400 fStewart 49,. is is is is
200 *Tonopah Belm 2sa 25s 2I2s 22s
300 Tonopah Exten 2Is 2La 2Ts 2Is
5000 +fU Cont M 8 8
$500 '1Ward M NJ "a 25 "a 25
500 Wash Gold Gu 81 81 81 81
e5"o 200 " ytwI4 End &C. consol ~ ia ,15a -
1920 white Caps NJ. 16Ls 17Ia 1sHa II
100 'W Knob Cp pr 12a 17s 1as 12a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.
OFFICE. So WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY, JAN'Y 18TH, 1919,
EXCHANGE sALESROOM.
NOS IA AND IS VESEY STREET.
For Account OF Executors:
le shs. New York Life Insurance &
Trust Co.
80 shs American Surety Co.
1900 Bond s. Mortgage, made by Gio-
vanni Sarracino TO Sarah NJ
ssaissny, covering premises S. w.
corner of Morris Avenue and East
15lst Street. Bronx, CITY of New
For Account OF Whom It May Concern:
100 shs. National Bank Of Commerce
SO shs. National city Bank
$500 Potomac & Chesapeake Steamboat
Co LIST Mtge 80 BIDS. 1914.
100 Fmx,Ia fhu american er krupp System Dicsei
100 shs American Krupp System Diesel
Engine Co. common.
20 shs- Great American Insurance Co
1879 $40 shs. Independent Chemical Co
Inc Ist prefd
1923 shs Independent Chemical Co, Inc.
80 shs. Bankers Trust Co.
% shs. Columbia Trust Co.
20 shs Importers * Traders Natl.
$4,000 National Rys. Of Mexico 4,los BIDS.
3 ma 1927. 1927. Jany, 1914. Coupons on.
s".yov tnban Government IS OF 904
-ZvV Mexican Government es, 1928.
Series \.
t2"9 cry OF Rio de Janciro 5gs Bd. of
$500 New York Dock Co. lat 4s 1851
s4s5oe Argentine 81 Lean OF 1909
% shs. knickerbocker Wyoming Oil
p-efd. -
- shs Knickerbocker Wyoming OIL
common.
l.S9o Francs. Obiigationen. OF the Aktt-
epgeselischaft, Lou e. Co Zurich
Swifzsrland. one for 500 Francs
GATED March 18th. 1910. and one
1910. ~ ''"'
80 sns. Farmers Live Stock Loan Co
Power Co. common
e'' rns. We, Penn Traction e. Water
'%' f5s- American water Works & Eiec.
Co. Inc. common
iSs Fh@- American Water Works g. Elec
Co. Inc. 1ss prefd
II she. FirSt-Gecond Nail RANT -,
Pittsburgh. "a
1900 ans Black Diamond OH Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives yesterdays
closing bid and asked Quotations for
all stocks quoted on the New York
Stock EXCHANGE:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted. Open. High Low. Last.
100 'Am TIT ss wi se1l. essa seA esss
$50 sAnac'da IS wi esIa esIs s77a 90
18th st Is. 20. 1oo5s 1oosa 1oo5a 1ooss
4" do ~ .... 1o0I2 10ola 1ooE 1ooL2
.Rao do 90 q ~; 19a O. 1919 1oa o. 1925 'osS
so 'Can Govt 5s. 9e7a o9Ia 1884 99Ia
70 "ChSN Mf5s. 1o0L4 1o0I4 100 100
rs Fed Firm L 5s 1882 1o3He 1o3l4 1o3I4
10 *lnter Rp Tr Is 81 91N 81 eva
skCRyF 6s '23 10oM 1o01A 1oOH1 1907,
10 'Li9&M Gs '23.. e994 99a4 e9s4 esa4
~ +NYT Db Gs wi 1O1 101 t0t 1O1
800 p RIP GMtg 5s e8 90 s75s o75a
10 'Russian V 5ias 81 ST SO SO
-StP L DIP 512s e9Ls eeI4 ooIs o9La
100 "Wilson 6s 93 93Il SO 93la
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts were 11,196 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
Id, 67si q CSC; extras, So score, 67c;
tlrsts, 8S 20 81 score, 64M661ac; sec
onds, SO to 81 score, 61M631ac; lower
grades, o5td60c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 6919 (d70c: extras, 6Sh M69c;
flrsts, 65(q. 68e; seconds, 62M641ac; state
dairy tubs, finest, SIS l@ q 66c; good to
PRIME. 6246oc; common to fair, 53M]
6lc; renovated extras, 5313 054c;
hrsts, 51I0l52c; lower grades, 44M48c;
imitation creamery, frsts, 49M49c;
47Ec; seconds, 441a@45c; lower
grades. 42044c; packing stock, cur
rent make. No. 1, 44c; No. 2, 43c;
lower grades, 37M42c.
Cheese.-Rcceipts were 745 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats, specials.
colored or white, 10, 371ac; average
run, 36h @37c; lower grades. 33M36c.
twins, specials, 37l5c; average run.
50 2 Ca37c; lower grades, 33M36c; flats
neid, 81 e 43Sc; twins, ncld, 37h @3Sc:
Wisconsin,, whole milk, twins, held.
81 e 1880; single daisies. held. asa
80 &c; fresh, 81 "a 3Sc; double daisies
held. 81 12 q 38c; young Americas. held
osso 9Vc; fresh. 3S1s 040c; state. skins,
speclais. sp 2s@29c; prime to choice, 300
z'Ac; fair to good 20M25c; lower
grades, l2@19c
Eggs Receipts were 14,354 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 64c; ex-
ira, frsts, 62h@63c; frsts, 61M61 Nc:
seconds, 65saSoc; dirties. No /, 56@
o1c; NO. and poorer, 53M55c; checks,
alN
grades, 43M48c; refrigerator, 13M53c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern. hennery whites, fine to fancy. 68
CN7oc; ordinary to prime, 63@67c;
66c; pullet whites, 63M65c; Pacific
Coast, whites, extras, 69M70c; lover
grades, 64@ 68c; pullets, 63M64c;
Western and Southern. gathered
whites, 62467c; sSate, Pennsylvania
ana nearby, hennery browns, 66M68c;
gathered browns and mixed colors. 62
d64c.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Mining Stocks

shares. Open. High. Low. Last
100 -tAm Mines 81 81 s1 o.
1000 stAtIanta ..... s s 8
iSSS 700 ns Bostos asass SSn Non. soia ss sos s.
1000 Butte-N York n =
1900 StCnlcdonia 90" oe'' oaiS oa Ia
5000 Calumet 4 j.. :. VI
500 Canada Copper. g 2N % %
5000 .Cnndciaria Sill So IS sa ss
100 .Cerbat s M&M. j.. w 1n T.
500 500 Sss crssson ,n''s Con e",i Cd 8" s5A AZ ~
1soo goo Eureka Or N. IA 1ks fR iN
400 .TFlorence Sill. "a 81 e2 81,
1000 fGoidHsld Con. 22 22 % %
300 sfGoldfeld Mcr0 8 6 6
800 Hecla Mining. 41s 4A ar 4N
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
TOBACCO pRoDIICrS coypo. .,,,,,~,-.--

me boaru of Directors OF Tobacco Prod
ucts corporation has declared u dividend of
sl'oV per snare on the common capital stock
ol una corporation, payable on February tx
lsi" 70 stockholders of record as of the close
OF business February 3. 1919 which ,,v,dams
~ payanle In scrip maturing on February l5
lssl, and, bearing interest at the rate OF 7ss
per annufh ~ Va i"
scrip certificates Will he mailed
WILLIAM A. FERGu SON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
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Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday
~, (per tom. A year ago
Timothy. No I. 'N
=, large bales. $4,000 @34.oo sss. 40 90
No. l clover mxd 25.OO@25.0o 32'ooGeSo0
Rye straw. No. 1s.oo@1e.oo 10000 -
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

lo2D ST. 2i5 r: Nathan Weinstein agt Magdalsns
,, nranse owner: Chas Berney. contractor 81 50
WEST ST 4lf: Davey Erecting Co act tous
Ne'ser. owner and contractor: Irina kuhn
25TH ST. 3Is W: Abraham stern ss, ,lrs fsbr
sullivan owner and contractor .......... So
'~D 81 - w Isaac rriedln sgt John Doe owner:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
International Traction
Company
TO HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL TRUST
FOUR FER CENT. GOLD BONDS:

TO HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL TRUST
FOUR FER CENT. GOLD BONDS:
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE that the
time within which bonds of the above
mentioned issue may be deposited under
the Protective Agreement. dated December
10. 1918. has been extended to the close Of
business Monday. January 90. 1919.
Until then bonds may he deposited with
the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Depostary. at it's New York
office. i40 Broadway. or its London office,
32 Lombard Street. T.. c.. or It's PARIS
OFFICE. Rue des Italiens. l Il 3, or with
its Agent. the CITY TRUST COMPANY. at
its office in the Erie County Bank Build
ing, Buffalo, y. y.
Registered bonds must be accompa aied
BY proper instruments OF assignment and
coupon bonds by all coupons maturing on
after January /. 1919.
ELLIOTT c. McDOUCAL,
Chairman,
JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN,
THOMAS DEWITT CUYLER,
X. WALTER LEIGH.
THOMAS T.. MiTTEN,
Protective Committee.
SIMPSON, THiCHER & BARTLETT,
JOSEPH G. DUDLEY. Counsel
n. r. HAISTED, Secretary,
62 Cedar Street. New York, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
IndustI'ials

Snares. *. Open. High Low. Last
1900 sAet nstasF, x xplo 6ah 6oI 63I
1000 Am WI Paper. 2Is ga 2I% 5s%
200 BRA r G, reg "a "a "a pa
200 BRA T C. coup 20 25M 25 o5N.
1900 'DIcto Prod e. 9L4 ga 9 oLa
looo0 Gen Asphalt. So 5424 SEA 53Ia
200 "Gen Asph pf. IS o5Io IS 85La
1900 Sen M 6s d W 60 81 80 8OlI
400 +Gillette Sy r .113 ia 113 ia
5000 Hupp Mot Car 534 57a 5N, 5sa
600 Int Rubber (17Ia-18) 18lS 16La 16i%
5000 Key Tire & R.. 5224 So 5O3I 51sZ
400 Libby. McN&L 22a4 2234 "a 22II
5000 Marconi of AM 4Is asa 4Ls ~
1900 MAT Coal q l. 56E, SO 5eI, 81
200 "Pearson Coal. 2Ha 2ln
5000 'Perf I a. R.. X "a y 81
1900 Press T&M Cp. 1891 1e(f 1881 1sM
2900 swift Int l. as as as 45
80 Todd Shipyds 1903 1903 1o7 1o7
5000 United Motors 35Ns 357s a5N 35za
1900 u S'ship Co. Az S
500 Wayne Coal. 49, 43a 4sa AZ 49,
700 'Wrt-M A Cp. 3Is 3M 20
1000 World i c vic " p 4, n
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New Work: c,ose. close. acc
Cornn,eal. vel. g375@4 400 s.75@4.oo 4.a7tIa
Rye flour choice38o@ .25 s.sO@925 1920
Bran, 1oO-lb sacks. $500 $500 1880
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING co.

M. January IA. 1919
The regular quarterly dividend of ono and
one-half per cent Niss) on the Preferred
shares of This Company Will be paid lsebru.
airy LIST, 1919. to stockholders OF record .et
she she close OF business January elst. 1918
Tranfer Books will not close A'
PIERRE j. SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

Oats.-The oats market was again
dominated largely by corn and after
showing an early upturn prices de-
clined sharply and closed weak. Re-
ceipts were of only fair proportions
however, and farmers are not selling
their oats with great freedom At the
same time, the demand was slow and
exporters were apparently fully as in
different as they have been at any time
of late
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cables: Spot cotton: mid
ding 35 points lower at 19.53d; good
1niddling 3 points lower at 2C.70d. Sales
500; American 400. Imports nil. Flu
lures opened quiet but steady at II to
10 points advance. Closed steady at
net advance of 10 &c II points. Jan
1857: Feb 17.77; Mar 1870; Apr 1851.
Manchester: Yarns dull and easier;
cloths offers scarce
Southern spot markets follow: Cal
weston quiet so points lower at soc;
sales 500 bales. New Orleans quiet.
unchanged at $3.50; sales 800 bales
Mobile quiet, unchanged at 1925; sales
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
Consolidated Exchange

lI,nit OF trade on this exchange. 10 shares. ,
lfansactiors and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow: Wv
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15
> u s t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-Advices from the Northwest
said that cash wheat premiums had
been advanced there and that millers
were being forced to pay higher prices.
This was in line with expectations and
many OF the milsers have been looking
for an advance of this kind as stocks
of wheat in farmers hands become ex-
hausted. While the government paid
the fixed price for wheat early in the
season. when mills began to draw on
the governments supplies, they will
naturally expect to pay the carrying
charges which have accrued since the
wheat was placed in store. This ap-
parent upward movement in wheat
prices was reflected by slightly firmer
tone in the local -four market
Ccrn.-A frmer technical position
in corn, resulting from the recent
heavy selling was responsible for an
early advance of about 2lzc in the
corn market. Shorts were good BUYERS
TOR time but, subsequently, values
broke D to 6 cents per bushel under re-
newed pressure. Stop-loss orders were
uncovered at the decline, and The
market gave evidences of continued
weakness
Yesterdays Previous Y@ar
New YORK: close. close. ago.
Corn. No. > yellows1.5ss4 s1.6ss4
Chicago. '-''..'- ...
January ......... t.ae 1874 s127Hs
May .............. 1.27M i.2sIs 1.24zs
Oats.-The oats market was again
dominated largely by corn and after
New-York tribune., 1919-01-15

GREENWICH ST. 10. runs n 32.lx W 43 and 81 4x
2.6x 93.7 to beg; u part: t Jan IA ; Robt
Il l. C!arkson To t G Il T Co. l7e Broadway
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Recorded Transactions
Downtown

n S. lla2 Blceckcr st. q. 2x75: Minetfa a. a.
MiS,s s, i@ q q Eleccksr st. runs SalOx g to
oieD to Henrietta Orth (foreciosurej lia =
9lsl ,,t, ST Mar II. 1918; ATTY Raymond knoeppcl
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-12-11

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