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The New York herald., 1920-01-24
COTTON MARKET
STEADY AT CLOSE
Opens Weak-General List 25 Points
Lower to 4 Higher, March
Advances.

The cotton market was weak and un-
settled during yesterdays earlier trading,
but turned firmer after midday. owing to
the absence of any aggressive Southern
selling, trade buying and covering. March
advanced from 35.S5c. to $3.50. and closed
at $3.50, with the general list closing
steady, net 25 points to 4 points higher.
Present crop positions were generally to
4 points higher and later deliveries un-
changed to 25 points lower.
Prices opened steady at advance of points
on January but generally to 20 points lower,
and sold off sharply during the morning Ihere
were January notices amounting to aDout I;Wo
bales and Liverpool was seller or that POSITION
which broke to BE, or ITO points net lower; :
Later months sold 40 to so points net loMer, put
after trading in January ceased at mlooay tne
general list turned firmer Witn presfnt pn cro peP
higher in the late trading. The close was rev
noints off from the best under reallIlng.,e -,
The census report, showing 1u,tzo.. it9 paies
rinned 10 January 10. against 11o4sooS iast
wear was a little heavier than expected nut
was not considered an important factor In the
ua Sostbern spot markets. officially reported,
were unchanged to 80 points higher, except Az
pnst which reported decline of 70 points. The
local market for spot cotton was steady and 20
points higher at 39.30c. for middling upland.
Sales nil.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Observation-Disclosures.

AMSTERDAM Av. 72o, o5th Sc. %: sxs6;
g. ATTY aT 0VS at se%sr %s per eS%d pS' 5000
7Sd st 80 with hotel furniture & chattes
p IN; Jan 20: Arrow Holdg C0rpn to Rothschild
prior mtge sl2so,0oo; attys Rose & sas r9skSs ooo
cTAMbFRs Ia hEIgsTsE 81, 1od, a5i ii oi chsSsS
70 G Il j. Realty Go; 252 w Isth 81; z Yrs Yrs
cdEunBGs 1fI nfsrs~a AE 5 i06ii st. % Jan
2O Hugh Doughcrty to Jacob Rupert. t3g "a
ay due int as per bond s%o prior mige SSii9Se g"6
9i1 curve from Hnl Broadway. 5s52l2e xsi SKI
SSy ec So PT %"fapfeHt FaTtTaS TSS
apo due March i2c l. 1921 c. attys; saT G?S s6o
9oS s%9 AZ + 1S sfo5dT's si5 " Of i2oG st. s5x2oS
irreg; Jan 2: Morris Lefkowtz 70 Anna & ISw 10y
2,s rSda sdth 81 yrs TFor mtse 5000
ga3 90 Eliot Cross to M9ulton ,a5a Holding cqTPn 516
mtge s665.0Oo; atty. T G & T Co. i76 ,BroGad1, G61
way ..'........'.''. ..''' .'' q. '9'"'V
vERMLYEA Az 5t n re,,ssS AeSdf@y fd aTy sS
Nsb i,eD DbfG5 Dbe6ad%sS %tsS $4,000 a'ys haSs 1875
oTH Az, 51s, e $ 81 Il. 5 of 3oth st. 1sexeo
Estates @ go corpu. Il a2d st; yrs c. prior
ntse $1,000: attys. satne. sa,;, =, q a,SS SSG
? - m; : Jan 22; Albert voFe to same; yrs, 2 &c;
attys Myers & s, 200 Broadway ........ $1,000
s4SE cSF PFGG 425 gag g. 10 %' y = Osy' PRIOR
oTH TTHPSevS az 5is 5sys s. SD II Of oh st. isexsc
m: Jan %: Geo Lader 10 LAWYERS title 4
Mtge Co. leo Broadway; yr~, p c. Sio! Si9 ooo
'5h N Jan y: SHaqgGst' SaG w Rabe to Joseph Isoe
di99 Is ~; M;rdny yr 200 Rri9T mise sg5
41TH 81, 100 z v q 5th az Glg%yloo MOO - ,,o IsG
@ Interstate e LaRd an o'dins Az 03 70 a. eep nop bond %
siys siy piHh Ratcbc .gi TX r. @ @sdseS y = psaSGco
'i1ti 20: " i b co to Service Realty Go, + i2l
st2yr'i co ia Rsi9T mtse $1,000 900
III a2 Evan Eva Mauael sei to cbSs Ross sss West
End. ay: yrs, jis p c attys. Thompson keso oco
7cTH s1 = 81 II Of Madison av. 22xioo5:
jan 2 yirg@a po wIte o. gu'tov "a dcnrn F%sa
sav Mnk, ~ 4ih av; due Feb ]; 1925 81 PoccGi
% 9tty a Alfrf iGo RSeker ~ HSaqS'y C M Jan iS
SOl4 Snna BISo%nnwcy Boz % fiicn VMals@. ogega.
L !; due. Jan 2i 1925. ) c; atty. 9 4, y 60,
1T6 Broadway. ......,.... .....t ...s 'N-f'VVV
DIST ST, 81 w, n s. 1sx1ooS; p m; Jan 2o
Kings holding Corpn to .Alyyn lmpt c2r1,5'
smYiIs YiIts g r. i;.PG grd@dSa5 @iEs $50. AUS 5000
o6TH 81, 5. 125 " Central Park W.; 29xlo. :;
h5Vlie' '"PY "a fefferts | place, BROOKLYN 1extrx &
trusl yrs. 5h c; atty. Joseph g Quinn ~ ~
1o2p sT' y4oi RI. SIS. 25SNii; p m; Dcc "a
1922. 8 . e. atty Herman Lubcikn 253 Broad,
10TH ST. 3 & II, n s, 3G.3NlpVA' hsSignniclt
rents; Jan %; Arthur Martnscu g. Jacob porf
~ y 9TH st: due May 3. 1920. y G.; prior
mtge -; atty. Abraham = Wilkes b3 Fark
row ...........s.... .'''.'s''' Ni't"V
i14TU ST :. GG n OF rark ay 1tiNiOQ ~
n M. Ian ~: Harry Diamondman To- Harold g
fwen Doibs Ferry. \; 3 yrs. 80 y G; atty.
iiSTtt sri sI w n :. 2Oxi0O ii: p m Jan ?;
Charles Chabinsky 70 John Y @ Walker, AZ
fleweilvn Park w Orange. Y, yrs. D p g.
atty. "a \ II CO. 17G Broadway -. !. $4,000
15prii ST Jt2 ", $ 81 .Gxna. ii n M: Jan -;
Aibcri Soko TO Ida Murphy. II W Morris imrk;
instals. 0 y 9 !. prix ultgc $21 800; ATTY Paul
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
observation-disclosures.

BROADWAY. 2o4-21O to a 10 story Offices &
store: 2O6 Broadway Corp. premises. owner: /
S Long 10 w 34th st. architect. $50 OOt
BROADWAY 55 TO story offices: estat,
William j II Mairs premises, owner; NJ NJ
O'Brien, 40 + Goth st. architect. 80 OOt
5TH AV 524 to story store Burton Bros
29th st & 9Th ay owners: Howard Moore CO
asTH sT s aFSntsS' 45S w to story storage
Clausen- Flanagan Brewery. 35th st. & 10th av
owner; Meissner. $50 Fulton st, arcni
s7THf STi. 23o W. to a 8 story tenement; W "
Murray, Mount Vernon. \ Y. architects. .s25 OOf
42D ST. 25 W, to az and story 20 offices iee :
owner; Beachlin. Newark, ]. .archt
Ta tsff' s; '5io W to story garage sandoI
Leasing Co. Inc. 101 Z 1854 st. owner:
Sch Sehafsr. fer. gr. 2, s53 Sd ay; architect "a 20,
burne. 119 Wildwood st. Brooklyn, owner; j {
Cocker, 2.0i1 9Th av. architect. so oot
Moore. premises. owner: L Hanna, % W 18th
st. architect. ....... ........ ......... 0Ot
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Lis Pendens-Manhattan.

MADISON ST. 109: Geo Chisholm Of al vs.
Banned Friend ct al foreclosure Of mtgel; attys
JTII Av. 40 10 50: Van Raalte Co. Inc. vs. Roth.
schild Really 60 Specific performance; attys
Bennet * Wattenberg.
It'll AV. W cor Barrow ST. TO- lOx55.7: Emilia
Ludwig vs. Louis Ludwig action 10 appoint con .
mittee &cl: atty VI j Muqueen.
37TIf sr, ~ 10 $50 W; Rufus Darrows SON.
Inc. Albert r Rohe. owner Eugene Ludiu
contractor; Peter 4 McInnis, sub-con ractor
1O0TH ST. AT T.: Joseph s Marcus vs. william
Cuff CT al foreclosure Of mtge); attys, jacobson
< Pollock.
to 153d 81 x5Ox1i3. 10 to Riverside Drive x1O =
10 1921 st: Chas Hungerford Edwin 4
Jr
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Gold imported into the United States
during the first ten days of January
amounted to $i91, $50. Exports amounted
to s14, 4,S6s, ,513, of which s5,934,2Ss went to
China, So, ,7os,a col to Japan and s2Ss7, $40 to
Hong Kong.
Application has been made to the Stock
Exchange to list the following securities
General Motors Corporation, SIT 6o2, $50
seven per cent cumulative debenture stock
and l5,703,310 shares of common stock
without par or nominal value; Hupp Motor
Corporation, 81, 49,, 100 common stock; Okla
homa Producing and Refining Company
s15, 900, 900 additional common capital stock
syndicate composed of Blyth. Wittel
& Co.. the Harris Trust and Savings Bank
of Chicago and Il. H. Rollins & Sons have
underwritten $40, 900 San Francisco-Sacra
mento Railroad Company first mortgage
six per cent gold bonds.
The Stock Exchange firm of Whitehoust
l& Co., established in 1928, will open g
Brooklyn branch.
Gold coin amounting to 100000 has beer
withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury fol
shipment to Mexico.
At a meeting Of directors Of Greene
lCananea Copper Company, John d. Ryan
president of the Anaconda Mining Com
Ipany, was elected to the Board for the
term expiring June next, and Walter
Douglas, president of Phelps-Dodge Cor
poration, for the term expiring in June
1921. Mr.. Ryan fills the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Colonel Myron NJ
Parker, of Washington. Mr.. Douglas was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late James Mclean.
The annual report of Hartman Corpora
ton for the year ended December 81
1919 shows net income after depreciation
and federal taxes of $2,2S7, ,24. That is
equivalent to $19.06 share, as compared
with net profits of s795,333, OF s6.6S share,
in the preceding year.
Representatives of the leading copper
companies will confer with government
officials in Washington shortly as to the
war taxes covering operations in 1919 and
previous years.
Fred w. Shidly, a specialist in indus
trial issues, will become manager of the
industrial department of the Bankers
Trust Company on February 1 next.
The Committee on Securities OF the
Stock Exchange has ruled that transac-
tions In the capital stock of the Corn
Exchange Bank, unless made specifically
for cash, shall be ex-rights January 80,
and that rights may be dealt in on and
after January "a, to be settled February
10.
The Modern Miller says:--"With the
possible exception of Michigan, where
conditions are good, the winter wheat
promise Is much below normal. This in
cludes the condition as well as the acre
age Hessian fly infestation reports con-
tinue and unless there are heavy rains In
early May the damage from these pests
will be broadcast. Some wheat was killed
by below zero weather and by alternate
freezing and thawing."
A certificate was filed with the Sec
retary of State in Trenton, n. j., yester-
day by the National Oil Company, OF
Camden, showing that the capital stock
of the concern is increased from $22,500,-
600 to S27, 100000.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
SPRING WHEAT IN
FIVE CENT DECLINE
Minneapolis Prices Easier-OatS Firm
at CloSe-Corn Under
tone Good.

The wheat market was easier, with
prices again showing reactionary ten
oency. The Minneapolis market declined Z
sents a bushel for spring wheat, while in
Kansas City prices were down about
cents. This was believed to reflect a less
active demand from the mills and a little
more pressure of cash wheat on the mar
ket. Advices from Minneapolis said that
mills there were closing down owing to d
lack of shipping directions for flour. This
was thought to Indicate that the demand
Tor flour has experienced sharp falling
off and that tho trade is well supplied.
The corn market in the West showed very
rirm undertone throughout the day ana prices
closed at the top, with net gains Of 1tsc;, to &c:
some had thought that the increased discount
rates as well as the rail embargo against ship
ments to the East and lower hogs would bring
small and the trade was apparently impressed
oy the continued light receipts at primary poin Is
and the unfavorable weather over the belt fol
moving corn 20 market. Western cash markets
enco stered In shipping corn out of Chicago are
iact;rs which some think may have strong bear
ing on the situa ton and may result in some accu-
Mutation. In the local cash market No. yellow
and freight New York.
The oats market was firm. closing with net
gai1s Of Sc. a &c. Offers in the West were linn
mission houses and Shorts % infuensed TO TO some some
SStept, by predictions that the embargoes on
eastern roads will shortly be limited The local
cash market was firm; No. white quoted al
n;0I; No; 2 white, 81 Sll9; No. 9 white, 9oc
white, Sl.o3; ordinary clipped white. s1o11a
all elevator.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Lease eS-Bronx.

PROSPECT Az. 97o. store 3; Mandelbaum &
Levine 10 G Sotzky. 9TO Prospect av; yrs
from May l. 1919; atty. Thierer. 529 Court
vAN NEST iv. e2e. 3 story building; pominicS
Farago TO Stanislav Buoninfante, 591 Van Nest
5oT Morris Park nv. ;s74+
I'D AV, 3.259 store: Annie Rnhl to II Baer.
600 w 165th st; yrs from April !. 1920: atty.
oI Il Baer; 84ol q ay:.... ,.....,.; 81 500
1851 3D. av; yrs from March J., 1920: atty.
NJ Gisnet. 1.4s2 Broadway. 81 020
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Leases-Manhattan,

edss dated 81 Dec !9 g. ie1s ss ssr s.s
is es sSt na Helena yrs S% Sas Il l.
Herman Wasser, 211 Hooper st, Brooklyn, & ano
BLEEcKER IST. 126. fourth floor; Iistowel Realty
ys e prfSs l. & atty 2S &aaree Letter fs
LhFA 2ETTE Sri as2. eth floor: SEQ Nar1iS iasS
to Mary Sac6sgmnan. 1.7ss Marmion ay; yrs
MrIBERRY l IL ali; has nsr saisSoas 5aI Zone
ct al. to Wolf Kaufman. 591 BEDFORD st, Brook,
rRiSeE ST. iss Tee isss 9 Empire city Blds z"
sno; 3 yrs from Feb |: i8ao; b RcssnSsid: care
SPf Park sa Xr 60 to ABf Frances s0o% GTege ssn
$50 Park av...... ........... 81. 500
RUTGERS GERS. 81 e st2sss S,.s Gee vera weltman
yrs from date less II days: atty. Hyman Jaffe.
sp Az essces ss stsrc sr floor basecnp eS no
81 aa av ro@ M1rs psc 1918 q e to % jul
7T Az @ top loft Nathan sAss ssspre ana =
L Louis Isn. T91ssant; 22s W s3d st; yrs from
14TH sf " cor irv;inG; place gore ali iessee
Irving place ct al: = Us from May /. 1920; go
stein te Alfred Hafner. a3s W ATTN s !;
27TH ST. M 94a W. a isq ioft a william Kennsn
from Jan. /, 1920; atty. Samuel Capiow, i32
Nassau St.. -...................s?o $500
5sH ST sG0sv SSs s base G9rs part q sas
Cohen bros: a5 %siI -: = ..; 81 6oo
Iexrs, &c) to Kress M "na &c, a' fi4 .th ay: q
yrs from Aug !. 1920: attys, att, Holm. Holm. " & L, %
80
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
PROPOSALS.


StpCf,TAR M 4ot-Scaled proposals will be
received at the office OF SeneTs Purssssng
x,Hsvah' not Igtcr Than February ~ 1920, for
furnishing horizontal cG9trfaSs PUMPS ngs. ana ,t
cisec,uia, NAV he obtained upon application at
his oftiee: or from Alaskan Ln1glneering Com
hnss,on, a1ns, rr1cineering Commission. 301 Custom
House. San Francisco. Gal; ": s Recla ton
lSunerintendrut ~ Warehouse, Indian Service, 30s
So,th Green st chicago, H.. Bureau OF Mines.
onn tsarhns ~ Pittsburgh Pa, aud Alaslan
ttincni,.erjng Commission. Department Of the In.
terior' washington, u. q. q. H. DOLE General
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
CHICAGO PRICES.
Coffee Market.

The coffee market opened at declines Of to
points. with May selling at 15.S0c. and July
at 16.01c. on the call. While the Santos futures
market showed gains of 100 TO 400 reis and the
Santos spot market gains of 100 to 800 reis. the
Rio market was 70 reis lower. and this. coupled
the nervousness over general conditions brought
out continued long foundations. Later the mar
ket steadied on receipt Of a special cable re-
porting a further gain of $50 to 175 reis in the
market for. Santos futures. final prices being $
market for cost and freight coffee firm offers
sterling credit were UNCHANGED; but offers here
lower. The local spot market was nominally
unchanged, with some Victoria rs and SIS and
Rio rs on the spot selling at 1870.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Mechanics, Liens-Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Av. 6S7; Christopher Nslly Us Ms
sophia Phfinder. owner & contractor. S2s.15
PARK AV. 1921 ,O53; James l. Mills ct al vs.
Aered Realty Corp. owner contractor; Katie
18TH Sr. Il9-I25 W; Norwaik Lock Go vs. Lust
carten Co. Inc. owner contractor. re-
s7fM 81. 5i7.55a W. Rufus 6arrow's Son. i'm" Inc.
Us Albert Z Robe. owner; Eugene Ludin. con
tractor: Peter Mcfnnis. sub con trac
4oTiT sT 600 W: Hcrser Mig Co vs. vassiii > {
Geo IOllopouloe, owners: South American
Tobacco Candy Co. Inc. q garfaras. con
is5TfH sT' 2iea5o W: WIN d Drexicr Is James
w Rose. owner & contractor. ..........S2.O 900
Mechanics Liens-Bronx.
CLINTON Av, 1.341: Sllberman & Leihowitz vs.
POiua, owner & con trac tor. ............. S2Oi
PARK AV, 4,51S: Morris Palen VS. Helena Fitz
gerald. owner n contractor. ............. SIS
Satisfied Liens--Manhattan.
72D Sr. III W; Mayer SlIvermsn VS. Ccphlse G
Bates et al. Dec 81, 1918. .................. S1pO
SANE prop; Meyer Contracting co VS. same; Jan
SANE prop; Max FEEDER rs same; Nov SO. IBIS
SAME prop Monroe NJ GoldinS. Inc. vs. SANE
SGD sTr. 55 W: August II Hfiiiers Co vs. Estelic
l. Davis et al: Feb 5. 1919. s.. .S3i.24
Satisfied Lien--Bronx.
PROSPECT Az. 1.o48; Daniel Hannenfcld ct 81
vs. Prospect Baking Co ct al; Dec Q. 1919. .ITl
CONTINUED ON NEXT rNGE.b
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Bankruptcy Matters.

FRANK j.. SIMPSON. at No. % 7oi West 1asith with
iabilties of s26 re and assets Of $14. consist
cash hand Thfrs is SSg kron
Ohio by Judgment entered Noyember =, 1919,
NICOLA FRANCHINA, residing at no; Z'tii77
East 1S7th street, has filed petition In pank,
r1iptcy, with liabilities of $3.5ls and assets Oh
Judge Knox has issued an order dsmissing the
The MAXWEII. TRADING COMPANY. INC. ex'
port and import. at No. 53 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Lis Pendens-Bronx.

HOE Av. 1,1j5: Charles Bornbaum et al VS. Wolf
Sycrn faction for specific Performance OF con.
tract FATTY T. : Glirkman.
LOTS 337 -23s. map 800 lots situated at Wood
lawn Heights: Frank Klein VS. Clara - Nree-
land foreclosure OF Tntgel; atty, 4 Bell.
14O1W ST. :. 30 II Of Willis av. 3T.6xioo I:
Bertha Segel Herman Thinner las exrl ct al
faction for dover rights: atty. II Street.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Mortga gages-Bronx.

ortgdgeS-Bfon8.
CARTER Av. W $. I42.s It Of lI4th st, 81 g
SIG: Louis GqIdenberg to Aaron ron Ha5tmap, di,d
1921, 8 c: atty. NJ Brownstein. IL Court 81 ~
brooAIyn. ....-. ',,.' '..'.-. =, 80,
Minnis Berger to Jacob Fries 700 Fulton 81
sE5S2Elsq; stenmsli i1s oo5 s65 SIs' - g
EDWARDS Az. 1.446-50. mtGs; each sos. .
same e Barbara Fries; same address, JI9 S ,,.
EDWARDS AV. 1.452; same to Emma Pagendern
2177 sth av; Jan 2: yrs, ola g eaiat,ss
poRpHAM ROAD cor walter Az. 5i.Ion
125x77x13i2; smrud Holding corpn = M lSa
5 ane july TosnE s fS25 SoBp q lSS ats
Co, 135 Broadway. y..................... $ifou'i
FOREST Ay. ). % # of l6lst st. 2ixsa 81
prior mtge S.. 900; Jan -: tnstals' q D Z. aliy
Title Guar & 4 Co. 176 Broadwav ~mi,
GRANP g;a tRsoULEvtSSs;h Ss;h c2Nc9HETiE 1lsg7a
/ simrud Holding Corp to 135 Broadway Holding
Sspn 1872 30 {; SlH9aTSyY afy r co.. oui Is
GLEASON Nv. 3 2i5 n : 25xi6s; Margt Z Burn,
to Dennis McDermott, 10s 9th ST. Iioboken I
J; Jan 1g; yrs. 51a c; atty y 90 90
HEATH M Az. va 1l4s # Of 2Soth sa,; Fl isl"S icS
Heath sy prior mtge 20 ia 4an grsadsr lS W.
c; a'S' il'ie GUAR q l Oo' 40 D'O"'"$! 81; 100
HOE Av. $50. goxioo: Maria Realty CORN
s5tE US % isaacs. sof lis &c coiam5a M St. - $500
LOTS ~ to A map portion Of estate y Bau'y'
Linden, n j.: Dee 81, 1919 yrs. p c; attSys; Sco
NY 7 4 u Co. 135 Broadway 5000
MADISON ioN Az. se $. IA e e OF Marble -,
Kelly 70 Theresa Dunno, 2.13l webster az;
Jan 20; yrs, 5la c; atty. llolaha9s', 9d 9od
MAIN ST, s. lot ). block u. map s Arnow,
s.. 6x100. 11x11x102 10; ST Raymond CLUB, Inc,
to Farmers & L Co, % William st lIrlsl
Dec 70, 1879 3 yrs. 5lS c; atty. L q 4 ! 90 90;
NEREip 5oa' AV. 1.716;; samli & G6as silver to
Royal Bronx Realty Go. ,12G fremont ayyi y
Baecher, /. 1926 L fremont av. ....... :s4;o ;o0o
SAME prop; same to same: prior mtge "a 900;
Jan 2; due March l. 1922; G; atty atty
pARKER S'ir i..63i:: Ldciarno Greco to Edlard..
Gam6ardila ,e2s Par6er r6 r. St Ian - yrs .,o :;
RosEpALE Ay. W $. 565 IT, II OF 1I7th St, 5oS
112: Minnie Berger TO Carl Becker Little Falls.
Sto5n;r Dec oo 1912 ,S6ty yrs 6p c; atty oo =
man if 10 Otto Net Metzger y 05a Seson % sv, Far
Title Guar & 4 co, 176 Broadway -. ss. 500
WALTON Av, LOSS. :. 2Cx100; same to Julius
1 Metzger. 20 w sSth st; Jan To- yrsa ~
wEBBsTTEk ~. .'e i473 $ 1saxa57: Rebeeea 6i,
G9nck to s. Earn c2hn OH % 1921 Grand Snn
atty. A Henning. l1o West 18th st. .s3 900
I'D AV. W s. 154.9 II n Of 1T5th st. yox1Q.I:
Herman Kramer rinn to l@gs Ma hevy5 20 West
p C: atty, Title Guar y L Co. lt6 Broadway
Julius Knepper TO LAWYERS Mtge Co. SO Lib,
Title 4 i Co. 100 Broadway, Isl, ,ooo
Pleasant. Y: prior mtge 5000; Jan II: .
,lsu yTS % 6 s. Hty sane m sxioi ii:-,v sTn
prior mtge S22 900; Jan 15 G yrs. 6 D G; atty
Lawyers Title & Il Co. 100 Broadway - ..s3, 80
The New York herald., 1920-01-24

liverpool cables.-Spot cotton quiet at 40 points
the basis Of 5of baes @
ports 26OOO bales American. 10000 bales
Tenders new docket, 1000 bales. Futures opened
steady at 26 to So points advance. Closed barely
Steady Mt a net advance of to 1S points, Janu-
ary 56 32d.: March, "a. SD; May. 236od.; July
Manchester~Yarns dull and irregular; cloths
ouiet but steady.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division Supreme Court. Recess.
supreme Court. Special Term.-Part 2..-hetore
Finch, Y. Court opens at 1880 a. NJ. FIX parte
matters. - -
Snrrogates' Court. Chambers. Before Foley. :.
AZ tO.iu A. NJ VIII for probate Martha Jutter.
city Court Special Term. Fart =. Before Wcn.
del. j.. Court opens at ~ A. NJ. Ia parte matters
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
HEAVY PRESSURE
FORCES HOGS DOWN
Longs Liquidate as Decline Hits
so Cents-ReceiptS Total
10000.

The provision market was under consid-
erable pressure during the greater part of
the day, with longs inclined to liquidate
on account OF weakness in the hog posi-
ton. which showed a decline Of .5 to 30
cents,
The firmness in grain however resulted in a
better demand toward the close of the day and
prices regained part of the early loss Receipts
Of hogs at Western points for the day were
10000. Including 10000 at Chicago, 6.OOO at
Kansas City and 1900 at Omaha.
Pork hasy; mess. s44; family. $50 s53:
short. clear. s43 $50. Beef dull; mess. SIS a
sl9: family. $24 a $25: packet. $40 a $40: extra
India mess. s45 a s46. Hogs steady; bacons.
picked; cieaT 1o12 lbs, 2oc dTy salted: clear,
low low 1sc. i$c; choice house 1s. 1s$e.
Fckled hams steady: regular, r., 1912 lbs, 25se.
spscisi, loose. 16ssc. Lard easy Middle west.
50 Ssg oTa city yost 1nrd q9es & 2c
a Snosa Br: & KEGS stssrae dS s9d
lard stearine. 31c.; oleo. 22c.. nominal.
CHICAGO PRICES.
May ssG 9Gss !H4s Hlfs stSs sE9S ssass ssss chsf ii
July ......... 24.55 24.55 24.4o 2i.55 20
july f .......... . 2o.s5 os5 800 800 2of7 2Ss9 s9 ~
PORK.
Tdy 5uiy ........ $3.50 1906 ss.S5 sSS SS'oS i:
BUTTER.
ns RscsNs Sbs9 as RasAase nsSs'
So to 50 score. 591ac. Size; seconds. s3 to 81
higher than extras 641ac. a 65c; extras, CSC.
64c.; frsts SOC. 62c.; seconds, soc. a 5sc.
&c. a 6sc: firsts, e2c. a CSC. seconds, SIC.
e0c.; State dairy tubs. finest; 63c; 64c; good
renovated extras. SIC 57iac.; firsts. 55l9c. a
26c; imitation creamery firsts, 3Oc. bic.
44c., 45c.: lower grades, 41c. 43c.; packing
42c.: lower grades. SOC. a 41c.
EGGS.
Receipts 7.451 cases.-Fresh gathered. extras
Dozen 74c. 75c.: extra firsts, &c. 73c; firsts
CSC. Tic: seconds and poorer. G4c Csc; re-
frsigerater s SPECIAL marks fancy charges paid
53Ac.; under grades. 30c. Al G.: sterilized, 54c
6Oc.; dirties. 32c. 42c.: checks sc. 3Sc.
State, Pennsylvania and nearby Western. hennery
whites. extras Sac a S5c.: firsts 10 extra firsts
69c. re: Pacific coast whites. express extra
firsts to extras. SIC. a S5c.; firsts. Isc. SOC.
pullets. Petaluma. re: other sections Csc.
Csc; other Western and Southern. gathered
by hennery browns, extras. 76c. TIC; gathered
brown and mixed colors. extras 74c. Zoe: firsts
to extra firsts. roc. a 73c.
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EGGS.
Bid and Asked
Stocks Not Traded In Yesterday.

Following are the closing bid and asked
prices Of stocks in which there were no
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COMMODITY PRICES.

Following were the closing prices OF
commodities yesterday. comparison be-
ing made with Thursday's prices:-
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Abr zauderer Inc, 20 Arthur y Calm. 35. W
1881 st; yrs. @ p c; atty, Fred Les, ~. ~.
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Southern Boulevard, cor 137th st, / story
brick garage, 131. .4x39.S: Robertson 4 Gamnie
$50 Wadsworth av owner; Cooker. 2o17
9TH av. architect: $4,000
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Gold imported into the United States
during the first ten days of January
to $i91, $50. Exports amounted
to s14,6 s,5l3, Of which s5,9S4,2S9 went TO
China, SO, ,7os, col to Japan and s2Ss7 $40 to
Hong Kong.
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Building Loans-Bronx.

FORDHAM ROAD. e cor Walton av, i.sxIT. 2:
135 Broadway Holding Corpn loans Simrud
payments, p", !" eie. ~. .Sii6,ooo
GRAND BoULEvARD & CoNCoURSE, W 5. 80 0
IT Of 1sstb st. 175xS0.Sx irreg; 13J Broadway
Holding Corpn loans Simrud Holding Corpn, TO
erect story building q p~yments). .Sl25, 600
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Alteratious-Bronx.

tenement 25x9O; Henry Miller. TAT 9th av,
owner; Charles Kreymborg. 900 e Kngsbridge
road architect. g., 600
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Satisfied Liens-Manhattan.
Satisfied Lien--Bronx,

PROSPECT Az. 1.o43; Daniel Hannenfed ct q
vs. Prospect Baking Co ct al; Dec o. 1919. .SlIl
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