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New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Recorded Mortgages
Vest Side

Sept s W Hy Collins, ssAsI. jT iF5sf to Falmars m
Loan & Trust Co. 20 William st; ealnrr;
ny yTs; Sn.ns p c, C; attys' deiler' & T. o29 @9
AID ST, 50 W, n >. 2sx9ss: m; sept 9
Louis schwartz ct al 10 Mutual Life Ins
co OF N Y; instals' p C, 80 Nassau s,4
Az, W 10Th st. loo'5xioo
m; Sept -; Havana Hotel Corpn to
attys Ksndali $ H. 12o bwsy s siso 900
1 sspt ~ ~ Anna Inn 81 steninga9 so wid viii m
cox. % e s2d st. trustee yrs, s p G.
atty. Il & NJ Co, 1875 Bway s., 500
l3lST ST, s, 15x99ll. Sept 4. ! X
Hum phrey to Edw bowling 2ao "
atty. y 7 & NJ CO. l5a Bwsy. sIOo
10; JOS Eisen to MARY A O'Hare, Tea
atty, Co. iss T Bway way $500
BAKER Av. s27. 8, 25x1oo: Jas Brown
shield 70 Ella Gregg, $50 w 18th st,
ct & al, sept t ~; yrs. ''s G atty p 80 a,
SAME PROPERTY; Herman Q Cirosstucl
u JAS Brownshield, ll64 Wallace av;
Egan to Lawyers Title. & : Co. !s9
BhIMoNT aa 7SPs Hv .sss yrs s. s5tloo o@ois 99e
De Mao to Hy Weinstein, 232s Belmont
av; Sept 9; YRS, II p {; atty e Be-,
BELMoNr Av, 23so, e $, g5xloo, Camillo
Mashero and ano to Susan a MeLees.
2220 Belmont av; pr lntge sS,5o0i Sept
IL; yrs, c, atty, Title Guar 4 T
BAINBRfDGE Az. 2775. W $. 95xloO I,la
/ Aa75ebash ] e. Caroline mariiwsSSs, gS5
Sept IL. 5rs, c. atty, Title Guar &
GRAND Av. lSsth st. 54xlo5 to to
n
city Mtse Co. Is Wall st; Sept L. DE-
rand p G attys, Snow K : Is Wall
MONROE Av, e cor l7sd st. s5x25. Duo
GO to Meta kamarens Jewel. II Me-
rose az, Mt Vernon, \ y. = a.. adnrs
sept ,, yrs. c. atty Title Guar 4
powELL Av, ;. par To-, 30. map
unionport ls.s1los Clara Graessle 70
Marie Weiland. 2l47 Gleason av; pr
mage 800 900; Sept Is. yrs, ? C. atty,
Title Guar 4 CO. l7s Bway .....il 900
los; Ernest W Peterson to John Nc
Mahon, SO Charles st. Jersey city. = J ;
pr mtge $4,000; Sept Il. duo, etc. IS
Per bond, atty. Title Guar < 7 CO, rs
BEACH Az, V $. $50 Nansion. 50xlOI.7
Twin c Warren 70 Minnie Wood. l5l5
Beach av; Sept H. 5 srs, p e: atty.
I1tls irl Guar Ina & T CO, i7g Bway eco s.
Ranal!a Lonloard TO Eastches,er say-
ings Bank. 50 80 av. Mt Vernon,
Sept y. yrs, p C.. atty. Lawyers
Title & T Co. $50 Bway .-....-..s 81 600
SH EkMAN Az = cor lo5d 81. 55xlO4.9
Arthur d Catin 10 Emma Helm. 20 COD
frey I'd. Upper Montclair. y J pr mtge
1000, sept 10. yrs, > p e. aItys.
Salter & S, l40 Nassau At ..-..sl0. OOD
LOT i3. blk 46s3. tax map Johanna
ConneN 20 Cornelia a Thorn. 27S3
Norris av; Sept H. yrs, u . C.. atty.
Arthur Bell. 39l E 149th - - s.. O0O
FREEMAN ST 8 s. - CQisnoln Il. 24V
49, jennie and Mile ianger. Se5 (,
1'2d st. to Barbara Janson, 500 Freeman
st Sept ~ insfalls. 5 C. atty Title
Guar 3 T Co, l76 Bway. $4,000
BARKER AN, cor Magenta 10oz
100; Arthur Corbett to Gao r Bates
40 92d 81. pr Intge 1000, Sept 49,
yrs. p c, atty. Title Guar & I co.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Hotel Owner Buys Large
Flat at 7lst St. Corner
The Bernard in Central Park
West Has Been Held at
$85O.OOO

The Bernard, ten-storv anartmant
at the southwest corner of Central
Park West and Seventy-frst Street on
plot 1o0x125, has been sold bv Slaw-
son & Hobbs for the Charles w. West
estate. The purchaser is Edgar Elln
ger president OF the corporation own
ing the Hotel Hamilton, on West Sew
eenty.third Street, and who has been
identified with the ownership of other
big properties in this city.
The Barnard was held at $3.50 oOO
and contains about fifty apartments.
The Westley In Slst st. Sold
The Westley, a nine story apartment
house. on lot 56.8x102.2, at 14S and 1850
west Eeighty-hrst Street, adjoining
the editice Of the Central Church of the
Disciples of Christ, has been sold bv
William C. Mott
Operator Buys in I34th st.
James H. Cruikshank purchased from
Dorothy M. Symes, 121 West bath
street, between Lenox and Seventh ave
nues, hve-story double fiat, on lot
2ox 100. O'Reilly g. Dahn we're the
brokers'
Corporation Buys in 122nd st.
The Stanton Improvement Corpora-
ton has bought the apartment. 75x9O
az oSV ana o22 west l22nd Street
Sale in 152nd st.
F. F. Mcdowell has sold the six-story
elevator apartment. known as the GRAY
lene, for the New York and New Jersey
Realty Company to clients of Jacobs T.
kingston. The property is at $40 West
l52nd Street, on plot 75xlOO, adjoin-
ing the southwest corner of Broadway.
To Alter 103rd st. Flat
J. Anthony Minott sold for Sigmund
Orbach the five story fiat at l67 East
103rd Street, on lot 25x1O0, to F. Don
ofrio, Inc, for improvement.
7th Ave. Flat in New Hands.
Nail & Parker have sold for Clarke
&Clarke, 2l97 Seventh Avenue, at the
southeast corner of 130th Street, five
story and basement double fiat, on lot
24.llx75. and for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, 254 West 139th
Street, three-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 17x99.11.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Broadway Stores Rented

The T. Tanenbaum Corporation has
leased for term Of years the store at
me northeast corner OF Broadway and
Thirty-ninth Street, to the Monarch
Ca1burator Lock Company, the adjoin-
ing store 70 the n Dorf Leather Goods
Company, the centre store and base
ment, containing about 1900 square
teet, to the Alpine Restaurant Com
pany.
These leases are for term of years
aHd the aggregate rental is over $3.50
900.
Charles 3. Van Valen has rented the
upper part Of the building at % Beaver
Street for shoe repair shop.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Apartment Suites. Furnished
And Unfurnished. Leased

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for j. n. H. Slee his large furnished
apartment at 40 Park Avenue to Otis
II. Cutler, president of the American
Brake Shoe and Foundry Company; an
apartment in Alwyn Court, at lS2 West
Fifty-eighth Street, furnished, for c. E.
Bailing TO Mrs. R. Bloomingdale;
duplex apartment. furnished, at 130
West Thirty-seventh Street, for E H.
Sothern to Charles N. Black; an apart
ment al 416 Madison Avenue for the
estate of Kenneth Dows TO Mrs c. r.
Myers. and the parlor floor al ta East
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

''sTH il ST ss4 Lenox av. 50,
la2i ST. 70 .chas II Kelsey, adm VIII
Mary 9 ptnkney attys, Elkus & Glea-
MADISCyN AV, W =, so n l27th St Ia.lI
x35 Michael Gavin to \ Y Savg Bank.
a,ty: Jno Weboer, Bekman St Dec
55TH sT. > ., 2so 9 "a av looxlOo. s',goo s,ro0
line poelger, widow Chas \ Doelger
and Carrie Kramer. children An
thony Doelser. decd, and Kath NJ Doel-
ger. wife Chas 4 Doelger to Mutual
I.lfe Ins Co Of Y atty at 81 Cedar
st llaw deptl Feb 2, 19lo....... s32 900
Il7TH ST, 303 Ic. Chas Guerrieri to las
! Van SAINT. Woodcrest av White Plains,
Y atty. Miliard + Johnson, III
2D Av, a95-s7; 2sd st, 24s K; Fredk and
Bertha Picker to Beadlestou Il Woerz
Ino, atty, @ q 7 Co, l7s Rway May
Is, 1907 ......... ...-..... $1,000
47TH ST, 25s W; mtg on contract Don
old Contz Co 10 Alonzo See, 220
Bwsyi atty, Aonzo b see, 22o Bway;
DIvIsIoS ST. 2z4-22s. Ida Egoert, of
Clifton, l, TO Geo T Coyne and PHI
Kurtx, jr, sxrs and trus VIII A L
Egbert; attys, Murray. p & Rowland
81 Wan 81; July 3. 1902. I3.49O
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Paul ChaIfin Rents Home
In Lexington Avenue

Pease Gilman have let furnished
for Paul Chaliin to Miss Justine John
stone the three story nineteen-foot
American basement dwelling at 349
Lexington Avenue.
The same brokers have leased for
Mrs. Walter I. Roscn to Leo Linden
berg the four story and basement
twenty-foot dwelling at 33 West Fifty
fourth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Builder Sells Factories
Still Under Construction

The three-story reinforced concrete
factory. which Louis Gold is erecting
at 133rd Street and Brown Place. has
been sold to the Howard Piano Com
pany. The two-story reinforced CON
crete factory, at Skillman Avenue and
Honeywell Avenue, has been sold to
Gehnrlch Indirect Heat Oren Com
pany. Inc
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
1hree-F amily Flats Have
The Call Just Now in Bronx

J. Clarence Davies sold for Mary J.
Higgins, l62- Taylor Avenue, three
family house on lot 25x1OO.
Calm = Pittman, have resoId I'd Edrx
l. Smith, the three family house, on lot
25xI no, a. l67l Nelson Avenue Sam
ueI Cowen negotiated tha sale
J. Anthony Ninott, has sold for SIP
mund Orbach, the fve-stoly fat, On
lot 25Xl00, at l67 East 1O3rd Street,
% F. D'Onofrio, for Investment
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15

Sixty-.rst Street to Dr. William Ropes
Ma
The same brokers have leased apart
ments at l06 East Eighty-ffth Street to
Dwight Bridge; at l03 East Eighty
sixth Street, TO Paul Gerli; at 81 East
Sixty-trst Street. to DR.. Joseph D
Roper. and at % East Forty-ninth
Street. TO Miss Mary V Thorndyke
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
To Care for SMALL Suites

The Houghton Company has been ap-
pointed agents for the properties which
are being altered into small suites at
Is. West Seventy-third Street. at s.
West Eighty ninth Street. at 175-177
" est Ninetythird Street. al $50 West
18th Street and al 311-312 Riverside
Drive.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Brokers i'm 10Th St Deal

Douglas L. Flliman & Co. were the
brokers in the recent sale of SO and
81 East Seventy ninth Street, five
story American basement, for John II.
| lse!ln to Norman Il Davis
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Home Buving in the Oranges

John T. Haney, of Frenchtown, n
j., has sold the one-family residence,
at 1855 Sanford Street, between Elm
wood and Wayne avenues, East Orange,
on plot 37.6Xl0O, to Mrs. Alice
Carver who has occupied the premises
for several years
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Brooklyn Dwellings
Attract BUYERS

F. c. Sauter has sold the two-story
and basement house at 262 Tenth
Street for Mrs. Annie Noonan to John
and Mary Connery $500 Eleventh Ave
nue., a two-family dwelling for Joseph
f. Mckeown to Michael Frederic
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Cruikshank BUYS in l34th ST.

James H. Cruikshank has purchased
from Dorothy NJ. Syme l2l West l34th
Street, between Lenox and Seventh ave
nues, five story double fat. on plot
25xl00. OReilly & Dahn were the
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Ward House in 65th ST. Rented

Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. have
leased for Newell j. Ward, the five
story American basement dwelling at
l04 East Sixty-tifth Street, to Mrs.
Mary Z. McCann.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Lodge Ruvs in l45th 81.

John J. Egan has sold 507 and 500
West 145th Street to the Franklin
Lodge, + & A. NJ. The building is two
stories, occupied as stores and meeting
room.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
APARTMENTS TO LET

SO RIVERSIDE DRIVE (south corner s2d
st).-Two apartments of one room, bat n
and kitchenette. rent $500 each; room
22x25; easily be divided both roorrs
particularly desirable for st udio. Fred x
Littel & Sons, Broad dWay and 18th st Tele-
phone 300 Schuyler.
STUDIOS, Just completed. all improve
nents; excellent north light; elevator
service, eS7 Madison ave- Apply SUPER
intendent premises
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

Nth. % East. three-stOry ard base rre Ont
l. room dwelling immediate posse ssi Oh
Caretaker ?rise S2s000. Irauoe. 1909
Lex-lE-or Ay-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
NEW JERSE'
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

~. LETS. WITH LIGHT ON SIDES
or he, hteato each floor. will rent separate
main 81 counter shaft and power may
ply .equlred exceptional location. Ap-
~ american. SO Church st.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Philadelphian Buvs in Newark

Louis schlesinger has sold for Clara
A. HaOssl iAg, executrix of the estate Of
Bertha Schumacher, the frame dwell
ing at 5s9 summer Avenue, near En-
wood Avenue, Newark, N j., to Benja-
MIN D. Branch, Of Philadelphia, who
VII take possession OF the same Oc-
tober I.
lyman G. Rowe has sold The ono
family frame dwelling at 239 Central
Avenue, Orange, on plot 48x144, to
Mrs. lmnaculata Fiore, who will take
mediate possession Of the promises.
Louis Schlesinger negotiated both
sales,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
BOROUGH OF BROOhLYN

msoo-si 600 CASH, 2-FAMI1.Y BRICK
house. rooms and baths newly dec-
1rated, near cars and school. good lOoa-
Hon. HALL 50lt Eig nth ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
HOME SEEKERS READ THIS

s-EoQW -0use- al |-0laTu N QT0v veN1eufa.
HOLI1s So re % snfo 10 z9}ps 9u gg gs, 4eyo5 ssgi
rrice $500 cash necessary 81 300. B- Il.
SWEET .-i Fulton st. Jamaica, y Y
New-York tribune., 1919-09-15
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

353-7: Louis T Haggin ct
al. eXrs trus, heirs, etc. Of James B
to Haggin Estate, 10 Broad ST March
2s. attys Alexander e Green, l2o Broad E
FRAyKIIN Hay ST 7o.72: Bwav 'Sgg'g9' s77'7e
Bway. = cor Broome st. 2Sx200 to
Mercer st, 5th av, 5s7; 14oth st.
3lI-l7 w. l4lst st. 3l0-l2 w; l4lst
st. $. 1871 Sth av, 16 ix99.11; T3d
st. 272 W: w Bway, 54l49. 3, 200
Bleeoker ST. runs TOOK II 1905 to
former c Amity lane (nOw closed)
SILK w 1881 to street K
1895 10 beg: Lorenzo Cuneo ct
a TO Fred ]. Cuneo. ds Wash So S, 3
pit; mtg s42 900; atty. " Ryerson. 1872
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
New Financing for
Cuba Cane Sugar Co.
Bond Issue to Pay OF the
Floating Debt Is
Proposed

The Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation
has decided to call meeting,of stock
holders in the near future to authorize
an issue of mortgage bonds. 1t is un-
derstood that the size of the mortgage
will be in the neigh hborhood of S25,-
100000. as this is the amount that has
be N expended on property account dur
ing the last three years. An issue Of
this total would enable the company to
pay off its floating debt, estimated at
$4,000, GOO, and still! leave surplus for
working capital.
The official announcement of the new
financing programme yesterday said
that while no definite arrangements
have been consummated for the issu-
ance Of these bonds, the directors have
thought it wise to prepare this new
financing medium The announcement
continued
The company. which is the largest
manufacturer of raw sugar in the
world, now has 10 funded debt Due to
the fact that the price of raw sugar has
been substantially increased and that
the peak of the companys erpenses has
been reached, it is expected that with
its enlarged production the company
should have very prosperous year"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Allies Arrange for
Tlaree-Yea ear Credit
With Argentina
Loan of 6GO,000,OOO Pesos
VIII Cover Purchases
of Grain and Wool

Negotiations are nearing completion
between the Argentine government and
Great Britain, France and Italy whereby
Argentina will lend 60O,00O,OOO pesos,
or $3.50, 000 to the three Allied
governments in the course Of the next
three years for the purchase of grain,
wool and other raw materials in the
South American republic. Details of
the transaction were first learned
here yesterday through private bank
ing advces from Buenos Ayres.
Under the terms of the financial
agreement now being drawn up Great
Britain and France will each receive
advances of so,o0o,o0o pesos. or ST.
100000, year during the three-yoar
period, while Italy will be given an
nual credits of 4o,0O00Oo pesos, or
SIS, 100000
The credits will be financed through
the Bank Of the Nation, the central
bank of Argentina, and it is understood
that Great Britain, France and Italy
will deposit their notes with that in
stitution. The bank will in turn sell
bills against the ALLIED governments
at 49 pence to the peso or better.
Bankers pointed out yesterday that
the financial arrangement probably
meant that the three Allied govern
ments are planning to obtain a large
part of Argentina's export surplus of
wheat, com and wool during the next
three years and had found it necessary
TO buy on credit. Other similar ar
rangements are expected to be made
between the Allied governments and
other countries which are large pro-
ducers Of foodstuffs and raw materials.
This is not the first time that Great
Britain and France have obtained ad-
vances from Argentina. Last year a
similar arrangement was made under
which they obtained large quantities of
raw materials from that country on
credit
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Wail Street Items

Luther f. Macknll, assistant general
manager of the National Surety Com
pany, has been elected viccpres!-
dent Of that company. Roy B. Davis
was appointed an assistant secretary.
L. D. King formerly of the faculty
Of Syracuse University, has become
associated with THE Odd Lot Review"
as associate editor.
Edwin A. Armstrong has become as
socatcd with the New York Consoli-
dated Exchange firm Of f. ID. Arm
strong &; Co., as head Of their statist-
cal department.
John H. Crowbridge has been elected
m assistant cashier OF the Atlantic
National Bank.
Edward b. Hall, formerly with Inr-
ris. Forbes e. CO., has become affiliated
with the New York Stock Exchange
firm Of Rutter & Co.
Thomas NJ. Mckee e. Co., members Of
the New York Stock Exchange, will
open branch Office about February /
in the Waldorf Astorin Hotel under
the management of Eugene S. Nc
Cnrthy and George Ferguson.
Carlos Ruggierri hns been elected II
director of the United States Steam
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
4 O m m o ditie
, | n q str ial
Cotton

l he cotton market WAS comparatively
quiet on Saturday and irregular fuctu-
atoms seemed chiefly 4 reflection OF
evening up commitments for the week
end. The market opened steady ut an
advance Of Is points to decline Of 10
POINTS and closed very steady at an
advance o points to a decline Of 10
points. Near months were relatively
steady at the start, but March showed
the maximum declined at the close.
January was relatively firm at the
start because of little scattered GOV
erlng, but after selling at 2625 early
closed at 26.05. or points net lower.
Other months were steady right after
The opening, selling about to , points
vet higher, but then eascd off under q
renewal OF liquidation and scattered
iccal pressure.
1t is understood that utter April
purchase By the French commission
VIII cease, and that any further re-
Qulremcnts for France will be secured
trough ordinary trade channels. Man
chester cables reported falling prices
9r goods. with buyers very cautious.
NCulrles are still being received from
india and China, but offers, generally
peaklnG. are too low 20 result n bust
acss, and in some cases yarns are be-
r pressed for sale Domestic mill
curtailmenu continues, or in some in
'@nces is being increased, owing to
he lack OF orders, but there is still an
undercurrsnt Of optimism as to future
business, owing to the scarcity OF civil
an goods throughout tha world, ard
the fact that domestic buyers have
heen proscras.inatirg, particular Y
:ince the signing Of the arnistice. At
the same time the evident reluctance
OF buyers to pay present prices is
making a strong inmpression on senti-
ment in speculative circles, and many
traders are inclined to question
whether Southern holders will prove
as difficult to deal with when prepara-
tons for the coming crop get under
way.
The local market for spot cotton vas
quiet and five points lower at 20 Csc FOR
middling upland, compared with 29.IQc
he day before and 31soc the year be
fore.
Tho ramon of pr;coc fol1o,,.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
ihe Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Operations in the foreign exchange
market last week continued on a re
stricted scale and international bank
ers expressed the opinion that little
expansion in the volume of business
could be expected until the definite
s.guing Of the peace treaty.
An interesting deve opment was the
resumption of open market operations
in Beigian exchange, a number Of bank
ing houses Offering bills on Antwerp
for straight commercial business. Here
tofore operations in Belgian exchange
have been confined to the making Of
remittances for relief purposes.
The market in general is gradually
assuming more normal appearance.
Fred |. Kent, director of the division
Of foreign exchange, announced last
week the withdrawal of the regulation
that has required that credits to for
eign correspondents should not be ac-
cepted un ess the name of the party
making the original request for the
deposit and the name of the party
to whom the foreign institution re-
cciving the credit was to pay the funds
were made available. 1t is still how
ever. mpossible under the restrictions
to make commitments to enemy terri
tory.
II you calculate the cost Of the dol
lar in terms Of foreign money at par
valuc-that is. if you we're buying dol
lars with pounds, marks or francs--its
value at the close Of last week, as COM
pared with year ago, would be about
-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Defcnds Resale Price Fixing
General Chemical Company to
Contest Trade Complaint
by Federal! Board

The General Chemical Company will
contest the complaint fled against 1t
by the Federal Trndc Commission
charging the fXing of the resale price
OF Ryzon baking POWDER one of the
corporation's special products. In max
;n4 thls announcement yesterday, ".
II. Nichols, jr., president, SAID that The
Gls, or the Federal Trade Commissions
complain. ~a8 that the company mpin-
tains Il regular standard retail! price on
Ryzon.
"lf this is unfair trade, as claimed"
he added, "it is only 80 in Il most tech
nical sense. 1t is, we believe, the fair
ct possible merchandising method for
all concerned, including consumer, dis
'tributer and manufacturer. Therefore
thc company viii seek final udjudica-
ton Of thig complaint on the merits"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Money and Credit

ne Now York Clearing House banks
'''ereaaee their loan account s44Tls,0o0
.sA' meek u }t,9oJ.o45.o0o. according 20
,~s "eeI!y s,atcment issued ycs,crday.
'hs ezpansion Was attributed 70 syndi-
'~~ OPERATIONS in connection wish ncw
.''zhc'a1. Demand deposits of the
Tx ,sAHs increased st,51},000. White EUR
e' ses.S .IeseFfes increased z8,o2s, ,2aD 70
=. IT, United ssatqs govcsnment,
das,-HN the sale II cert.Acatcs of in
- ''sseAes6, .ncreased its dcpos.tg NTH
T. cry .5al Iof1 D.als from S2l5,850.0 900
sad S,rr '9b1'y5D, de1pitc sGD5tantal
,.e., ,e'q IN he Yallss and in the aettlc-
IT, ''Nt - tpr credit Of tnc Federal
re W Hark ~ NnW Yorl decrcagcd
fe,,'', @. S.7>z 50 zI>5,45z.4Gz a. d
fs~s,','' u "peFafi>re wjtn the interior
yer','.1F Mzt'tp.ioug. the local Dank
sys,.-tN reH.zeo0nts and adYuacca
aas.'<' Ln4teG Suites goYcrnynnrt
ear, .'pna amounting 10 @1G1.415, ,597
bet~'sf mn Seil111 EEg il wcck apo.
,,..-'rsepnnts md adyAnccs apaluat com
T,a,'. paper Gecgeaeed 7g.OD0.0
tt,i tti''F N''s 5Dfner rcdHctiou IN the
.us.,..,'. ~ 'ezefr" nDtos of the bank
tnDyh .'np,hH. ~ the c'ose Of ihc wecl
dst,1''A .D''A nmcpafeA ~ $71I, I,0zz,CGo,
'F'fsaae "f s4o,szz,9oo
mn. n'seeant Rates. following tsb,e
~S current rates of the twelys
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Opposes Liberty Bond Conversion

c. E. Chi!ds, government bond special
list, says in Chicago dispatches that the
recommendation Of Carter Glass, Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, that Congress
grant authority to renew the CON
version Of the Liberty Loan a per
cent bonds is justified as political
nanTuv1e rather than az an ex-
hibition Of financial or economic STRAIT
e;,y. "ln neither case do we feel" he
says, "that . recommendation is called
for, nor is it likely TO be favorably
acted upon Unless our government is
dcNrous Of increasing it's annual in
tcrcst charge by S5.000,00O by trans
fcrring that item to additional tax
alton. IF the recommendation of the
Secretary Of the Treasury should be aD
proved and become effective, there
would be ample cxcuAc in the minds Of
The public for not taking seriously the
present fact that dMs win not be sim
iiarly favored with conversion privilege
later on"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Converting Distiiiers' Plants

Distillers Securities was one of the
few stocks that stood up against the
general selling in yesterdays market
and at the closing price of 5ls4 showed
a net advance of half point In ad-
dition to the formation Of new ex-
port corporation, already announced it
is now reported that the company is
working on another plan to utilize
plants that would otherwise become idle
when prohibition becomes effective This
has to do with the formation of a con-
ccrn which will manufacture COM
modify widely used.