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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-30
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Agunas persona desepea la ella
por aguna enienead de los todos los tedo
poddo ennenanno
exo tales c6mos espada grave nando
dor
de las
a
veiga ardor quemaz6n
la noche de sanguoeno aademiento
sedmeno deonan
caes preparedness de A. a Rnoncs
les
Pldoas Atchea' a detale
ha tenido oportmidad de
las nsayado Eando gran especico Vd padece de
etado normal saudabe
los producos Pndoras
Ian en- e oganismo emnados Rnones,
las
Sc han cngesonados nacvos medcamnos
dueenes eniermedades,
dlos novos de Drogueas Vd
- s.a Distributors para Puerto Rico
hE N4 c@H rs SUCESORES DE L. VlLLAML co.
(Dpto. de Agencias) San Juan.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
GENE RAL COTTON
STEADY At CLOSE
January Contracts Make New High
Record - Shorts Cover
Near Months.

Practically the only trading feature In
the cotton market yesterday was the
transferring OF short hedges from near
10 late months and covering by near
month shorts. Business of this sort was
inspired by the near approach of final
January maturity. the small stock OF GER
tficated cotton in the local warehouses
and apprehensions that labor troubles at
the port might interfere with possible
shipments from the South.
months easy under selling by interests who
tracts made a new high record for the season in
the late trading, selling at IS SGc., ,3 points
net higher. That delivery closed At >. zoe. with
the general list closing barely steady. net ~
points higher 10 81 points lower.
The market opened unchanged TO - points
higher. and the active months sold about 10 to
20 points above last nights closing figures dur
ing the early trading. The opening strength was
not sustained and March cotton broke . point
under Saturdays closing figures. while later de-
lveries sold some 20 to 80 points net lower.
Another sgprt Of covering by near month shorts
caused rallies later but the tone was nervous
and advances were not fully sustained. with May
and later months closing 10 81 points net lower
Southern spot markets. as officially reported
were unchanged To II points higher. generally IN
changed The local market for SPOT cotton was
steady and 80 points higher at 80. 7Jc. for mid
ding upland. Sales nil
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
bankruptcy Matters.

yvoHNE SHELTON. at No: 17s East seven sever
teth street. has filed petition IN penkruptcs' u
with liabilities Of a.. .Gof and assets OF iUzs
TEREsA CASTILLO, also known ~ sasarth
Goroso, designer at No. 162 Fast ninety -se'en.n
street. has filed a. petition In BANKRUPTCY WIN
liabilities Of $3.50 and no assets. ,,, =. -,
HARRY JEGROS. a salesman. resans a ,,.is. a, 10
" East Ninety -e ghth street, has fIed peution
In bankruptcy, with liabilities OF shz-< anu NJ
aSSets. -
Judge Knox has granted discharges from bank
tuptcy 70 the following Lcbre sis2 Know
as Clos tevre and Giuseppe Lepore and Giuseppe
cbfs No 3i5 West Sixty fourth s,rerts; WlnaW
Clarence r.. Brown. statistician NO. soy SfcSo 40
way Frank W. Weeks mechanical engineer no
zoo West f7stb street; Lewis n. Connor, ScigaI
dealer, No. SO West Broadway; JACQUES jung
baker Yonkers. N. Y; Anthony Cclumbo. 30
Isoi Ninth avenue; Joseph Kllnetsky. latorers no
lef Attorney street: Frederick O.. Malcoipi doinl
business as John Glendenning CO, s,nser sanaser
chiefs, No. 110 Fifth avenue: Louis solomon
printer. No. SO Delaney street: Benjamn Peck
No 2.390 Creston avenue; Giovanni di nicola
laborcf, No. POI Elizabeth street; Herman Roth
stein. No. IA East Twenty first streets; Nathar
wax butcher, No. 99e Tiffany street, and samue
lFclier.
Judge Knox has issued an order dismssng u,
petitiou in bankruptcy filed December ~, 1917
AGAINST sTEFANo MAIoRANo, baker at No. 1c'
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
TWO GREAT BANKS IN
LONDON COMPLETE MERGER

Advices just received from London an
nounce that the stockholders Of the Lon
don Joint City and Midland Bank. Ltd,
have unanimously ratified an agreement
for a fusion of interests with the Cleys-
dale Bank, which involves the creation of
l $4,000 new shares of e2, los. each.
If all the shares in the Cleysdale Bank
are acquired by the Midland Bank 100000
Of the new shares will be required for the
purpose of this transaction.
OF the balance. it is proposed to issue
10000 shares to shareholders on the regis
ter of the London Joint City and Midland
Bank on March l, 1920. in the proportion
of one share for every eight existing shares
Of both classes. The shares will be Of
fered at a5 per share.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
WEAKER TONE IN
WHEAT MARKET
Corn Opens Firm, Closes Higher
Oats React-Local Cash
Demand Steady.

The wheat market developed a much
weaker tone and cash wheat in Mime
apolis declined 2oc. per bushel, with re-
ports of very slow demand. Kansas
City was also weak at a loss of sc. to 10c.,
and Chicago sadvices were down 1Oc. Local
buyers reported wheat offered to them
more freely at about Toe. lower. and the
whole situation presented a much easier
tone.
1t was thought that the sction Of the market
reflected increased offers Of wheat. due to the
fact that supplies sold by the government to the
mills are now being moved freely. while
the high price of flour has checked the demand.
The corn market was firm and higher early in
the day on active buying by commission houses.
prompted by firmness in live hogs. The break in
wheat and rye, however. caused heavy selling
on the bulges, and prices experienced q partial
reaction, although closing figures were Ac. tc
1Ae net higher. In the local cash market No.
: yellow was quoted At S1.66M; No. mixed,
s1.65h, cost and freight New Ysrk. 10 days
shipment.
The oats market advanced Ee. early. but later
reacted ana closed Nc. under the previous final
The sharp break In wheat and rye had depress-
ing influence on values while II was feared that
rnfavorable transpo-tation facilities would check
export business. There were export inquiries IN
the market throughout the day. however. and
late In the session It was reported that 6OO.0O
bushels had been sold for late January and first
half Of February shipment. The local cash mar
ket was steady; No. white quoted at 99c.
99Nc.; No. white. oslo. 9sc.; No. white,
s9c., and No. white SIC. all elevator.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
MARKET
IN SHARP ADVANCE
Packers Sell on Bulge-HeavineSS
Shows Late in
Day.

An early advance OF 1oc. TO Doc. in the
price of hogs in the West caused active
buying of provisions by commission houses
and brought about quite a sharp advance.
Packers sold on the bulge. however. and late
IN the day the market was heavy. closing gencr-
ally below the final OF Saturday. Western
shippers were a good deal concerned over reports
OF car congestion in the East. which they thought
would result in a falling off In the movement
of product 70 the seaboard for export. Receipts
OF hogs at Western points for the day were
i73 600 including so COO at Chicago. 1900 al
Kansas City and IA 500 at Omaha. .-o
Pork steady; mess. $45 $3.50; family. So q
s5s; short clear. .s44 q $50. Beef steady; mess
$50: extra India mess. $40 $40. Hogs steady
ncIaS 1aS clssr Ss i9ss pigs % dy
salted. clear, 1920 lbs. 211@e. Greasss steady
yellow. lac. a 1il2c.: choice house. 13Ac. l4c
Picked hams Steady regular, 1912 lbs, 2S}s
city special; loose. 1sc; Lard easy; Middle Middle
Vest ga cfnei fa ira ani.t easy yntnent nfSseo
South america, SGT 25; Brazil kegs, s2s,25: Com.
city lard stearine, Bic; oleo, 22c. :2lac.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
SAC, 100000 IN GOLD SENT
TO ASSAY OFFICE BY BANK

Cold bars amounting to sio,ooo,0o0 are
being transferred from the Federal IRE
serve Bank to the Assay Office. The
transfer is being made gradually. AS
deposits are made gold certificates are
paid to the Federal Reserve Bank in ex-
change.
This transfer does not technically
change the reserve position Of the insti-
tuition. 1t is believed to be induced be-
cause Of the demand made upon the bank
member banks for certificates for gold
export and other purposes. The bank is
merely changing its gold bars into the
more serviceable form Of gold certificates
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Lawyers Mortgage
Company to Build
in Nassau Street
Will Erect Structure for Its Owr
Occupancy Opposite Federal
Reserve Bank Plot.

The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
joined the ranks OF the financial institu-
tions which will erect new structures for
their own occupancy in the financial zone,
The company purchased the northeast cor
ner of Nassau street and Maiden lane, a
plot measuring forty-three feet in Nassau
street and fifty-seven feet in Maiden lane.
Unless present plans are changed twelve
story structure will be erected on the site.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd sold the
immediate corner, So Nassau street, for
the Swan Corporation and. with Frank
j. Wilton, sold 81 Maiden lane for the Nos.
10 and u Maiden Lane Company. With
Robert R. Rainey the brokers sold 80 for
James A. Macdonald.
There was experienced considerable
trouble in assembling this plot. inasmuch
as a number of leases had some time to
run. The last of these leases was acquired
yesterday and the deal finally closed. The
property is now improved with three old
five-story buildings.
This latest improvement is important fol-
lowing as 1t does the recent announcement
of the projected improvement OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank site at Nassau, William
and Liberty street and Maiden lane, direct
within the past few months a number OF
important sales have been made in this
section Of Nassau street. including the pur-
chase by the National Bank Of Commerce
of the southwest corner of Nassau and
Liberty streets; also the Liberty Tower
Building by the Sinclair Oil Company.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY
ADOPTS OLD AGE PENSION

The Empire Trust Company has adopted
unique plan for saving and old age
provision, together with life and disability
insurance. The company offers to co.
operate with any employe by contributing
five per cent OF his salary toward the pur.
chase of an Independence Monthly In
come Bond Of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
The bonds are issued by the Insurance
Company directly to the employees, and
become their property. all amounts con-
tributed by the Trust Company being IRE.
vocable. The bonds have cash surrender
and loan values, pay monthly income
for life in case Of disability, and at the
age selected for retirement pay an income
for life with ten years guaranteed
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Satisfied Judgments.
New York County.

The first name is that of the debtor, tn,
second that of the creditor. and date is gver
when judgment was fled
$3.50. IL.
same-Bogers Peet Co.. January %. 1915
$136.72.
We'll. Markus and sadie-L. whtelsw ct al.
March =. 1912. $344.S6.
Warner Charles An. r. Donald. May 3, 1919
81 b9f.SJ.
Matkoff. ssmuel--M. Msus. October 20, 1906
released, S1144S3.
Ginsburg, Harry-Niagara Radiator and Bolle
Co. May Z. 1914 (released), s., ,s31 Oo; ~
Same-A. Pardi Tile Co.. March 2o' lsif IRE
Pyrcbasc Holding Corps. Kunder. Novembe
u. 1918 (reversedl, 10000.
chusetts Bonding and insurance Co.-Pcope, &c.
April is, 1912 (vacatcd), $1,000
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
REAL ESTATE NEWS

Augusta Larson to Gustav Halpern, 2o2 W 14st
ST., a ano; mtge sJe,soo; Jan 10; atty. 3 u
ano TO Sadie Fuchs and Gusse Fox. s66 L 1s4i
ST; Jan "a atty. Kohan. e3 Park row. .s17.S
UNIVERSITY Av, COL 6. 10Ox1OO11s4,
1o5. 10; j G Leasing co. Inc, to Louis Silyerms
iss sIys1t av %ss& & s1YSS.I; Aug H. ls
SAME prop; Louis Siverman to August Baecb
1,1oO West Farms road; mtge sl33,S26; Jan
vfss fsdih Ay 81 1l ss9 f. csr
Daily av. 2; l02i cor, 81 Sy,2xSS3 1855
fIsH Monnavilie lie to TO- penwocd Realty Go, 700 W
ay: mtge si64. 600: Jan Is: atty. Autin,
v9sE ssIsass, AZ, $. ii2,s i; Of liad St isa1
shp Cohen ct trs al e asry Jan "a
Pea9lman P.sSIns as 81 ParE %rie row ss'ev: .sa
viEToR Sf. 1870; Carolina schlosser TO Char
A Schosser. $50 Victor st: mtge 81, 500;
"A; atty. Charles Schlosser 1850 yietorst,
WASHINGTON Av. W $. 1854 It sw OF 172d
24.Sx1fO: VIM Hennings TO Lena Weinberg
172d ct: Jan .: atty. Dooroczunski.
11sTIf ST. n s. 8755 ii " Of Morris, az asIio
s:osfn ssssy Hart .ss ss 81 5000 9nsf1 Jan s
18TH q SAMUEL s I hdasd.r s2 oi yssGs ss 81 nos. a
$4,000 Jan 15: atty. Title Guar Co. 176 Broad;
14sTTH SaT ST ss2 Il. s. 1s sx1oo Geo % % East sa
man to Mark Haring. 925 Columbus ay; Dee
30 1919: atty. Title Guar Co, 176 Broad,
SAME prop: Mark Haring to Raymond 4 Morris
14sTH 81 s. a sa5 II Il '.f of Norris av. s5Si6sS' @
Jos Unger to Isabella Hart. 35 w s5th st:
Jan IA; yrs, C; atty. Wechsler,. S95
14sTH ST 3. iso IT Of Brook av. 6oxi5 Fred
erick ] Berger TO Paulward Co. 256 Broadway
July IS. 1918: atty. Title Guar Co. 1I6 Broad
1esTiH sri. "A 's;ixi66.s: Ferdinand
$500 Jan ' IS: atty. Tile % Guar Co. i7s Bless
ccSy; :siVp
Max Bernfeid 3O2 Park ay, Hoboken, N j; mtSe
s13.500; Jan Is: atty, A Grwonich, 200 Broad
17Gfh Srf aa7 T. $, i9xi0o; Chas Bull to to
Harriet Butler. 237 Il 176th st; mtge $7.10o;
Jan 16; atty. Title Guar Co. 176 Broadway.
22eD ST, y Of e Y. lot LOSE, wakefield
Jas Di BeDedetto to Anna Durante, 757 Fl
217th. st: Jan 10; atty. iTue Guar Co. 176
Broadway ..........o d *1ce
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
EGGS.

Receipts 6.3il cases. Fresh gathered. extras,
dozen tic. T2c extra firsts, 60; zoe; firsts,
67e. Csc. seconds and poorer; 6ac a ooc; DIR DIR,
marks. fancy, charges paid s5e a &c; firsts'
S0e 47c: sterilized. 54c. eoe. dirties. BE-. a
i2c.: clecss. 35c; a 3se; whites ties ooc. Is, Sse.
whites extras S3c.; firsts to extra firsts. IIc: u
So: gathered whites firsts 70 extra ftrsts nc.
1oc.: Pacific coast whites. EXPRESS, extras firsts
to extra firsts Sic. S3e,: firsts. I6e. a Ise.
iic: other Western and Southern gathered whites.
I2c. soc: State Pennsylvania and nearby hen
and mixed colors. extras. Tie. 72c.; firsts to
extra firsts. Csc q zoe.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
STANDARD OIL REPORTED
TO BE IN COLOMBIA FIELD

According to reports in the financia
district yesterday the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey. through the Inter
national Petroleum Company Of Canada
has acquired control Of the properties oi
the Tropical Oil Company in Colombia
south America. comprising the De Mares
Concession on 100000 acres OF oil land
The consideration is reported to be s4o,-
100000.
1t Is reported the present l. .25S, 40l shares
OF International Petroleum Company stock
will be quadrupled. The transaction is
expected to terminate on a certain eX-
change basis OF International and Tropical
shares The latter company is capi-
talized at $5O.000,000, par value OF so5. of
which there is outstanding sS9 .125,00o or
1.565, ,0OO shares The Tropical Oil Com
pany is Benedum-Trees development.
At the offices Of the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey no details of the re-
ported transaction were disclosed. 1t was
reported at that office that whatever an
nouncement was forthcoming would be
made at the offices Of the international
petroleum Company in Toronto. Canada.
William III. Foxhall & Co. announced
that Captain Thomas d. O'Brien. First
Division Artillery, is associated with that
firm.
membership on the Stock Exchange
owned by the estate OF the late NJ. Levy
has been sold to William Mitchell for
200, a decline of 81 500 from the last sale.
The advertising firm Of N. w. Aver &
Son, announce that James M. Mathes. and
Adam Kessler. Jr., have been admitted to
copartnership.
Tho Board of Directors OF the State
Bank. consisting of fifteen, were re-
elected
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Coffee Market.

The local coffee market opened easier at declines
or IL to IL points, influenced by the po)r showing
IN the Santos future market with declines there
OF 5Io to $50 reis. From 10. 1.c. May sold off to
16O7c., or Is points below the level of the pre-
vious close. The decline was checked late in the
and and on a belief that the operators had private ad
vices reporting an advance in Santos the local
market quickly worked upward, May selling to
1S. ~ 3oc or points above the close on Saturday.
The market eased Off under realizing late in the
session, final prices being net unchanged to u
decline of points. The cost and freight market
was quiet with Santos offers still very unsettled
The local spot market was quiet and unchanged
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Transfers-Bronx.

ALEXANDER Ay I 1etx1HS =. hs.audsr TsEs,naV a9;
piesecssi ptse si5oS: Oct 0, 1918: atty. W Timing
pR1S9 1a9 Grsagwas sT s. $50 ii clover s. So11oc;
Rronx ST $. nd lana RrnnI nGW River a 5Ox n W
SN TO beg % Josephine Berlin e Samuel 9 sar ssa
p-o ,2s w 18TH st; Jan 1e; atty Titie sqcp spco
nSSIEs sc lEs f2ad%sfy TI Ssf. $. sas5i; TTsncl.sa
mSs%1Ra 51s aae s Ps,o Jsa sS0i2a r. aiy e.
ME- SassSH 9sST "; cor 17sd ST. 4i5X ao to
peter Sinnot. o67 i65th st: Jan 10; atty isfocc
pSYHST sypT vc0 sS ~ 3,
Mary RshsrdsSon 70 julius 1i aity rie Guar @
Co. Co. i7e 9s- Brcadway. viii, 'N,r,ict 81
BESwS oI, IL siS 22Y yssfh 2CHsnGt st %tse oco
casStoFqG y ioi David tSssSS, s6sSssr Il 7
aGdps III " mtse HG Jan IL; atty Title GqS5 sgSc
y CO ,Mg6S l5s gTpa9Sa' Bro 1s7 ioo3 q to
hsfss!t, IS aas FSs sS s%sS S
MG;s0Ssisy ibis siiy. 81 1spp 1Sss ia5 FIoadvsS
EAGE Av s ErtSSr iST 'fs' coin I Sow sss G isaG
HaOHnsr ~ mtre $4,000 Jan i2 atty Title Guar ,,cS
T TO nrdD d5e hTtSSr coan TO Harry
ss nay @9o mo 9s %tTf RSSaGTSy SS"Hoo Jan ss
Et9ss 1sseps ffesE %iss sIcS 1@S
DrnoyiG Kominick, s35 Kelly st: mtge s25.Wo;
Ian i6: atty. Title Guar Co. 116 Brondway; siWW n
FAiLE ardSd stc Morris Norris stsh. OF Fox st. mtg.
SIS. 900 Jan 10: atty LAWYERS CO sioe ioe
,,lS%siE B,csdiEEaS 7oii II Of Garfield st. sse,
T. 'ir2x2x25xi3s5; Jas II Ticrncy TO Gsetanc
Sansiveri. 1I6 THOMPSON st; Jan 49, atE ~
iritic Guar Co. 1T6 broadway. ..... = Slv,p,,
orrS 227 10 go. on commissioners map of Mesl
Farms parcel filed with Judgment action Sturge'
vs Sturpes: VIM Stone (reO TO Peter Sinnot1
a67 u t65th 81; ian 10; atty. Title "usr az
MGoliRrs GGi rs PERK PsGH Hv lot i nap yaa Nes' Is
si rsnsfM Morris Park Sy mige $500 Jan 10; nttys e
oIINyIIEi Az 1iaI Frank 81 p PctroSe HcSe
5an R%Dhi ie F''Sfsg' atg Tic & Guar Guar Co. i5S SrcsS
oSRf ysT PLACE, Sii $snfi ay%S' "a
mtec SO 500; Dec. "a 1912: atty Chas !
| Iandesherg, 30 Graham ay Brocklync ,.c,,
IPAVK Av 1924. Q cor, S3.4x5s lOx4V. llxo",;ss =
| Fasic" 3, mtse $1,000; Jan II; atty. Title Ggs
rS6cSsFTc Sc iSe Troeaw9ySs Ta 9ySs i6exi5o a td% fst
tcrson 10 Tnthony A Eeilini 81 Morton st; ia,
| f5 atty. Lawyers r Co l0o br9ad
rRMopssPEcr Ay. 2.isc. 81, iS.azi595; Edy Fsi
' terson 10 Anthony A Fellini, % Morton 81: la
h. atty. Lawyers Y 4 CO. 100 Brc9d
soWrihEnN BOULEVARD, 1885, W ;. 5osioo
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Metal Markets.

On the New York Metal Exchange tin was irreg.
and class u. S6S.25 $64.25. in 20 and . ton lots
ssked ead fp%. anuaTy Nn ana Eebrssry ie.c
ana East st: Louis spot, Ss311s bid: Zinc steady
spot, 500 $3.50. London metal prices follow -
Lad spot a. rs 3D. and futures. fa7 rs Sd.
ard SPOT 1884 los, and futures. fSS6 5s., with
sales OF 20 tons spot and $50 tons futures Cop
per- standard spot, f111 15s., and futures, f1io
los, with sales OF % tons spot and 40 tons fu.
lures, and electrolytic spot, f122 and futures,
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Paris Bourse Firm.

PARIS. Monday.-Prices were firm on
the Bourse today. traders being well inn
pressed By the selection of Frederic Fran
COTS Marsal. finance specialist. as Minister
Of Finance Three per cent rentes. 5sf. soc.
Exchange on London. 42f. sc. Five per
cent loan, sSf. soc. The dollar was quoted
ut If. SIC
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Bank Of Germany.

BERLIN, Monday.-The statement OF
the Imperial Bank of Germany for the
week ended January shows the follow.
ing changes in marks:-
Decreases-Total coin, $4,000; gold
5e22, 900; treasury notes, 2o667 600; bills dis
counted, 6,240. S07 900; advances, 4,70S 900
securities, 1876 ZIG 900; circulation 65, ,S76 900
deposits, 62s5, ,535 900; liabilities, 11.oA 900.
Increases-Notes in circulation. $4,000
investments, S,S47,000. The total gold hold.
ings were LOSS ,917 900 marks.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Oils and Naval stores.

Refined petroleum was unchanged. Standard
White, New York. export, bbls. SO: bulk. S13;
d.. cases. S2i75: water white. New York. bbis.
GSn; ; DO: puik sl4; do. cases, S2575 Motor gaso.
,Leene. garages. 2vl2c.: consumers. 27hc. (steel
ptbls) Linseed oil, strictly pure, gallons OF III
The local naval store market was firm and nm
e99fanSed; e9fnris There vas fair inquiry noted. but
ytier any too freely. Spirits turpentine, machine
p1bIs, 1, III 20, Tar. retort and kiln. $3.50 SO.
kosln, coininon to good strained $40 80: b. $3.50:
-, 20 SloI5: E; $3.50: L, $19S5: G, 5000; Ii,
SSl9;9o: 1, SO; h. S20.75; NJ. ST.. .75: n S22 25
VIC. S22.JD. and WV, S23 30
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Judgments.
New York County.

The following judgments of more than 500 wert
filed yesterday, the first name being that Of the
debtor:-
Cohen. David H.--M- Halfstein, 81 1910.
Consolidated Wafer Co., Inc.-P. Silbert ct al
81, ,9o5.7s.
Clper, Lous-Liop Brewery of New York city
81 1854.
Fenda, Zacbarious-A. Merritt, $1.95O95.
Franco-Amcrcan Chemical Co., Inc. and Alfred
=, Rnbertaille-A. & b. Export Import Corp
81, ,547.D.
Levine, Jacobs. Riggio, $5S6.59.
ostertag, Melyiellc NJ. CA. A. Mfg. Co.)-A. K
Bond, 81 ,SS1 II.
Schwartzbach, Mnnie-B. Brewer, Ss45.47.
Setter, William J.-K. A. Knox, $521.72.
Urls, Harris H.-H. @. Mallory. 81 lGi .96.
Wenger. Paul-Fiberord Corpn., S2J,W9.6S.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
COttOnseed OIL.

me market Tor cottonseed oil was quiet with
total sales for the day amounting 70 h; 100 bbis
da anJ decline IA lard gave the market a slightly
sa esscr ,one'o ana at the close prices were un-
eyer noticeable absence Of pressure, and atten-
crude position, while some authorities declared
compound. A"'
The New York herald., 1920-01-20

IS TO 50 score 5s1sc GOc.; seconds. s5 to 81
score, soc. a 57lac.; lower grades 52c 9le:
6iic. i2L,c; firsts, 5sc. Gle. seconds, 54c
5Te. unsalted. higher than extras, S6aac Sse:
5,c. a 5sc.; State dairy tubs. finest, 61c. a &c.
good to prime. 5Ic. Coz: common t. fair N sts S0c
5Se rsnoyated Extras S; Gye rsfs 5oc
51c.; ladies. current make, firsts, .4Ie. 4se:
seconds, 45c.; lower grades, 43c 41e' paclkllnt
lower grades, 39c. 42c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
AUCTION SALE TODAY.
At No. IA Vesey Street.

BY Bryan L. Kennelly:-141 East 24th ST.,
north side. So4 feet west Of Sd av.,
2xss.9. two story building; Maura NJ.
Carter vs.. William Bradley ct al; Edward
J. Mcclure (A); Joseph McCloskey (R);
due. $l246.56; taxes, &c, $2,446eO.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Observation-Disclosures

BROADWAY. ~. to 81 story offices: Lower
BROADWAY. Realty Co. premises. owner; II I
BRo%bwNY.' sssss and as5o. 10 story dwell,
ing q store; A " zagat, 34s 5th av. owner;
and 9 Winston, architects. 80 800
EAST HOUSTON ST, 2a3, to story apart
ment and store; n Webb, 147 4tb av. owner;
u Denslow, architect. ................ 5000
GREfNW1CH Av, t04. to a 4 story tenement;
Parone. premises. owner: p u Brogan. archl,
LIBERTY sT. SIS. TO /: 70 story ,offiices:' Sinclair
Bu,lding Co. owner; 9 Birdsall. premises,
NASSAU sT. so TO an story store and offices
Armeny. premises. owner; l. Il Denslow. ar,
0TH Av. iii and lie, to an is story Offices,
stores, &c; American Real Estate 90. 14t
Broadway. owner; @ Summer. archi;
iiTH Av. SO, TO al story tenement .wm iS
sS,chwiers & Sons, 210 W 106th st owner;
hclssmann, architect ......... -, 800
18TH ST, 2o7 w, 70 a 3 STORY dwelling; ] Fowl
lls W 18th 81, owner; II Harrison, architect
10TH ST. 12e to 1s2 W. TO a IL story loft: /
Leavitt premises. owner: II Ascher, archl.
SGD s 81 Es,l i 2. to story dwelling; y q Perry
iiGTH ST "a d 45 vi. 10 3 story dwelling: the
Rev Edmead 132d st and Madison av. owner
Furman Bailey. 1881 9TH nv. archi
ftiTH si. i2S W. to story dwelling
Sasks, 6J5 1JSth st. owner II Lion
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
COMMODITY PRICES.

Following were the closing prices of
yesterday, comparison be-
ing made with Saturdays prices:-
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
pusiness Troubles.

san RrMo LINcU COMPANY. NC lunch
topm e 10. ao2 Rrosdway has ass qssifEmed Es1r 10
was iuc'rporn f.d in 1919 and Hyman felin Is
its president.