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New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTTSE-
MENTS OF TO-DAY,S ISSUE

r. II. MACY & CO. Broadway and Sixth ave
nue., offer special values this week in spring model
suits. lawn and batiste waists kinonos and petti-
coats underwear, girls and misses apparel hand
silks laces and enlbroderies. mOusselines and or
candies, linens. childrens and infants wear and
cRi sale Tuesday of ash cans trunks U9rnqIy7's
apparel, mems underwear and half hose home
furnishings and groceries.
HEARN, West 18th street calls attention to a
special sale Of seasonable merchandise rough silk
slahtlngs; ~oInens apparel. lace curtains. bed
sets, Tesubue panels and Administer carpet strips
The SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth
avenue, between 18th and 10Th streets makes a
special offer this week Of women's suits laces
underwear. table linens and towels.
JOHN FORsYTHE Broadway. between 18th and
18th streets announces special sale Of women's
spring suits and tailored shirt waists.
A. A VANTINE & co. Broadway. between 18th
and 18th streets. viii hold special sale Of floor
coverings for the summer home. They also call
attention 20 their equipment FOR cleaning and re-
pairing them.
y W ENERS, Fourth avenue between 18th and
lsth streets; make special offer this week Of
furnishings for country homes
lie BoUTILIER BROTHERS. West 2sd street
oner special values in white waists
LORD q TAYLOR. Broadway and atb stree,
Fifth avenue and 18th street, VIII place ON sale
tomorrow women's and misses spring su,,s md
summer waists They also q m attss, ,S SHa's anu
special sale this week OF girls spring coats ~ q
HAcKETr. cARHART & co. Broadua,, .,a
18th street, call attention to a speciaI ST. ~
week OF women's and misses spring and s,,r,r,ar
Gowns and tailored suits They also anDounce a
modelling. ana re-
ENRICH BROTHERS. Sixth avenue ana 7zo
street beginning tomorrow. viii hold their annual
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

SAFE OF waists. muslin underwear. nightgowns cor
SCI covers, drawers. underskirts. walking skirts
ohenl'ses and dressing sacques.
SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY. Sixth avenue be-
tween 18th and 18th streets lay stress on a special
sac oi women suits which begins tomorrow.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS Brooklyn. call attention
70 special values in white dress linens mems top-
women tailored suits. rmIcss gold-hlIel eye
glasses. womens shoes and mems wonlen's and
childrens underwear.
A. d. MATTHEWS SONS. Brooklyn. beginning
tomorrow will place sale inducements in car
pets Hattings. rugs linoeums and values in furni-
Sai, 4nciIulhg odd chairs and rockers, Morris
'l'iTS parlor suits, sice boards and enameled beds
The BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY
brooklyn. offer for sale this week thousands OF
yards of China and Japan mating. This mating
Is sod only IN rolls OF forty yards.
JOHN DANIEIL4 SONS & SONS, Broadway be-
tween Sth and 9Th streets. announce a special sale
gloves. 7
STERN BROTHERS. West Z3d stSeet invite at
tention to a special sale OF outer wraps and cos
tunes for women. dress goods imported and do
curtains. e1
ARNHEIM. Broadway and 9Th street offers sne-
eial values IN silver gray suits or Chester
held overcoats.
B. ALTMAN & co. 18th street and Sixth avon,,o
make special offer this week of rugs. draperies
ana materials for furnishing summer homes WON
ems hosiery. dress silks woollen dress roatc-foIs
Ihey also announce a special sale for Tuesday ~
misses and children's dresses and infants gar
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & co. Broadway and
18Th street. announce a special display OF drassea
fabrics and summer silks. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
SOLDIER SPORTS OYER.
Point Trophy at Garden Won by
22d Regiment athletes.

The close OF the athletic contests in connection
with the military tournament at Madison Square
Garden last night showed that the members Of
the pa Regiment had won the most prizes during
the week and had won the point trophy with total
Of 80.
The members Of the list Regiment came next
with q points. and the 18th Regiment third with
1s The LAST named regiment won the trophy last
year. but the poor showing this year was laid to
the fact that several OF its best athletes were in
Athens taking part in the Olympic games.
The one-nliie bicycle race for the military cham
pionship resulted in some interesting sport L. J.
Wrentz and F. f. Adams both of the 22d Regi-
ment, finished first and second respectively, in
close finish.
G. =. Peabody. Of the 22d Regiment. was first in
the 220-ysTo military championship The
handicap for the distance was won by
o. Gutenberg. OF the 18th Regiment. and the one
lap sack race by J. /. McCahill jr., Of the list
Regiment The summaries follow:
one-lsD sack race-won by J. L McCahin. 3r.. 7Ist
Regiment Thomas Mckeekn. 23d Regiment second r J
wainwright 18th Regiment. II. A. third Time. O.2s.
lwo-hundreo- ana twenty yard military
ship)Won BY c. e. Peabody. 22d Regiment; H Meyer
l4th Regiment. second; s c Horthridge. 23d Regiment
third. Time 02sb.
Two-hunc. q ana twenty 6handioap)-Won by
O. Gutenberg sth Regiment u2 yardsl P. B. McCahiIl,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
LIS PENDENS.

Lot No los amented map Of BronXTood Park Ine
al foreclosure of mortgage; De la Mare SioTri
attorneys
nth St No. 246 Fast; Elizabeth VI. Saupaush agJ
gschel Reaty Company et al foreclosure OF mortgage
y. j. O'Connell. attorney 80.
l2sth st 5 s. l4O II. ". Of Park ave. 50 3xs9 II;
Louis A solomon Joseph Bernstein tspeclhc per
formAncei: Arnstein & Levy, attorneJs -, -,
Canal St n corner Alien St. 50N5S; Charles Geiser
agt Frleca specific performance); Hahn. attor
2O-b " 4th x, The Bronx;
Charles r Rab-I administrator, ast. Sarah F Cooper
ct mortgage; b. E EdbeN. attorney
Lots 70 81 map OF property OF W. o. Shaushnessey
Bronx; Beethoven Englander ast. Moe Hyman 81 al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; F. l. Slherstein
Farms Road, =. ?. intersection OK p :
freeman st runs n e iG4 II x a. TX $50 TX n.
I3l Ok n. W 100 beginning; West Farms Road.
g intersection W. Boone st, runs s. ZsO6X W
40 3x n 257.1x n. 625 TT, beginning West Farms
Road lot . map II Bates estate. The BronN;
Freeman n. :. TOO r. Of West Farms Road
runs H. o 339X W 6e-ifx n. ". Sal n. 70
beginning. West Farms Road. 4iS.6 T. n =
Of Home St runs n Ok 23S6x 2I6 r. TO
Beethoven EngRnder egt Leon Car
funkel al foreclosure OF nve mortgages); T. Sill
bersten. attorney.
LIST ave. No. 6D9 H. Koeher & Co. agt Patrick Kane
action compel transfer of easel Myers tfohi
smith. attorneys
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
BRISK TRADING EN- REALTY.
NEW, RECORD PRICES FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CLAFLIN BLOCK
Manu- Big Retail Seeking Sites Near WatdofIacread DC
tility Widespread in Central Sections.

Alfred n. Cohen the four story store and apart
22xS0 feet.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for George n. Prehn to a
client for occupancy No. 123 West SD ST.. three
story and basement dwelling house, 17x1O2.2 feet.
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. a. y. Duel No 3f7
West sd St. a four story high stOCD brOwnstone
dwelling house on lot 20x102.2 feet, to c. Gray
Martin.
The five story dwelling house No. West 5lst ST..
on a lot 25XlG05 feet has been sold 1t adjoins
the house recently bought by William =. Clyde.
l. j. Phillips & Co sold for Crossman Bros. &
Rosenthal to Hyman 5. and Isaac Crystal plot.
feet east of Amsterdam ave
Reeve A silk & Co. sold for Nevins &, Perelman
NO llS 10 122 West 143d St. two six story fiat
houses; also solo TO William Rcsenzweig the north
west corner OF St. Nicholas ave. and both st.
M q l. Hess leased for term of twenty-one
years the four story and basement building No. 10
West 20th St. e5X93 feet. for Clarence l.. Conge..
TO Jacob Kamholz. at aggregate net rental of
aoout SbV0OO A new building is to be erected on
the site by the lessee
Oscar BaUmann sold for the Whitehall Realty
Company TO Randolph Guggenheinler No. 341 to
34I Sprlng St 7S.3xS0 feet. with L I'm Washing
ton ST 20X60 feet The property comprises six four
story buildings In part payment the seller gives
a plot. 100x2O0 feet extending from f5lst TO 159d
sts., 225 feet west Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NV York. Npr 2S I906
COFFEE coffee
day and showed pretty steaty uuIerone. although
irregular. The steady at
unchanged - advance nj points response
tn steedy European markets There
l.qu.datin promoted probg by ~ the weakness
stock sIstd om a net loFs
5G 10 points "A time Later. however murNet
rallied support trade interests and the close
ne unchanged. sales day We sti
mated 5i.5eO bags. There little business N
May indications the aoticea
on last Thursday Just about completed the eyertns
Ut position and eliminated a factor
calculations. The trade looking forward m.
rds visible supply statement % Nav action
OF the Brazilian Congress- which ASSEMBLIES around
nrst of the month TO the vHlortzaton plan
ire news from the coming crop. by lccaI
anthoriues that the worlds visible supply % coffee for
the month will show decrease Of about bavs
against escrense of SEQ 600 same month
last This showing be tfar
the Inst two months but Continued
strengthening Of the statistical position and MAYS
cetpts expected those or Iest
by as generous margin have % the current
month NothnE tHs been heard during the week "a
throw any fresh sht on The crop prospects or the
Nahfl2atlon plan Many authOfites believe
rop estimates VIII be seated the picking season
IDS an unsatisfactory berry and fruitase. but
views TO this still
ths weakness IN The market during IN. xSss ,hs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

obvious from investment standpoint. but other
features connected with the property outweigh
even the question of to the heart OF Man
haitian. In the Immediate vicinity the great Union
Station Of the Pennsylvania and the Irng Island
railroads and the Belmont tunnels IS be located.
connecting with the New York, New Haven e
Hartford Railroad. This property commands the
situation and 50 gets its name Terminal Heights
The work OF improving 1t is under way. and
nothing will be left undone TO give il every city
Improvement.
Kissena Park North which the Queens Borough
CORPORATION has also ready for the market AT
Flushing. adjoining lngleside is suD-divided into
building lots and will be fully improved and re
stricted On the property is Kissena Lake sur
rounded by a park which the residents of Flush
ing are most eager to have purchased by the city
Tor a public park. President MCGOWAN of the
Board Of Aldermen. Controller Metz and President
Bermel made an inspection Of the property yester-
day Tor the purpose Cf getting the views OF the
city engineers The land surrounding the lake is
so located that little money need be exnended 10
make IL available As public recreation place.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
REcoRpEo MORTGAGES.

sss;5s s$d e. 20 4s % Ea. s5s@
A6rans Rs Harry. to 5;ua1aty Trust company ssth
81. 2I3 II Of llth ave. ->Nlo'' due June =,
sticIweh Frederick TO II Abrams. 18th 81. :.
Rorctardt Michae]is New York Rouse and
school Of Industry; 124th ST. No 352 East
Fischer Samuel 10 charles Schoenstsin and an
2f66 ath dae oio6er St 81 - hos . 06 per Manson esa ave-
FsfhS sf MoSsnn Tsmue v to a2 rre th due S ,ahr ~
Young George r jr 10 II Never: 1iGth 81. s.
o3 Fl Of p ave, lsxIOO. i year ........,.....
Hamelburger, simon y, and another 70 Fle.schmsn
go 1t " of Amsterdam ave, 401o9; . years.
seBmuchar H. to Fl Mandebaum and anotGer:
Norwood ave. " $. leG7 II n 2O5ta ICON
Beriinsky. Han J. to isaac HimmeIste,n: orh ave.
5 cor ID St Io5xli4 / YEAR. 6 per cent.
SiE02 T 20 44 Vent 2koo " re- H 9ea2 nc- it cen
Gusswrh JChr. and another 70 Greenfield and
another; Rivington ST. No 3ol, 25xso: yeor,
Machiz Ida. ,c NJ wei: - ave No iSts 25x,oo.
Hsrrrranr. cha-ls,s. ami another % Union Dina
SAVINGS Institution; Etanton st. Norfolk
Hsaly ESward to Fleiscamann Resitv and con
Nmseda 1GSa6 a2S 4S1o5 n years at per- S cent It Of
Kor1nsky. Lena. 70 X Wallach. Pitt 81. No
-, 25xloo; years per cent ........-..... I:
same 10 same; clinton 81, No 97, 25xlo0 years
Badt. si-non. ara another to Fci.cimann Realty
and Construction Company: i25th =. = IA
# W OF Amsterdam ave. +oNeo years. per
Kronernsy,,r. Elizabeth l. to I. = weoif. glarl
Road, 1aGxSo 2 YEAR. 5Is per cent 49,. ..',.-
Same 70 Eageman: same property; Years.
same 10 J G Heintz; s. Lawrence ave W cor
West Farms Road: yesr. pc cent. .-...
East. 25SloO; Que sertember 2 1906; 6 per cent
GGsnsS s5rsd e9y ycqIs Is e Ty cent - Ann ave \"
beth s., Nos es2 and c3' aozo2: months.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

University OF Pennsylvania team was scheduled
TO play the Crescents but the latter club noti-
fed at a late hour that the Pennsylvania team had
been disbanded
In the first half the visiting team played on the
defensive. and, try it could Il was not able TO
score goal. Wall. Kennedy, O'Rourke and Glad
ney each scored for the home team. making the
score at the end OF the first half; Crescent q La
crosse Club, o.
In the second half the visitors played better
game, and the outside home. Collins succeeded I'm
shooting goals for his club. The Crescent
men, however, made good by scoring five more
goals. two of them being credited to Gladney-
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
BOYS HIGH BEATS STEVENS PREP.

At the Bay Ridge grounds of the Crescent Ath-
letic club the lacrosse team Of Boys High School
OF Brooklyn defeated the twelve of Stevens Pre-
paratory School of Hoboken by the score of
goals O. yesterday morning. The first half ended
to 0 in favor of the Brooklyn schoolboys. Ken
nedy shot three of the goals and Bass was re-
sponsible for two more. The other point makers
Swallow Walbrdge and Harmon.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

17Gts 81. 100 ft ~. - N'usterlan Fve l1o<
100 10 I-7th n lao n. W u AI1st@roaW
ave. 1Tlx9oT. tiIuser0r Pugliaa" aGt I-rt!anI
Realty Company. Owner. Charles ". shea con 80
-, ,,rorcrt,. posr,,aIs ,-aroscf,
&C ,rS4,srtv- HicoIn uru~n act san. ...... p
So-,a nr,t,erty. I-iiq e'ataIant AIT snrc .....
Sane nr0berty: IoTnerro -ronoSsIni ast same 20
S,r1a property; Salvatore Hnttistr AIT same. ~
sane property. Giovanni Cpros, art sar.e....... 20
s;arfe rroIerty- Giovanni Clan sAme....... ~
Same property: Ange,o FevraIo aGt same ,,
Madison ave n 9Itl Il. sFXloO, Louis
Newfeld agt John Roche. owner and contractor 81
Webster No. 2T63. Eartlestone H-os.
Mary Il. collins Cv,0@r. William =. and Martha
= schorer contractors -. $50
lftth st, n. ~ n w. Of Pleasant ave. 5OxlOo.
contractor II36
10Th St, No. ll6 East; Mason Manufacturing Com
Uany ast John l.. Gulding. owner: Cieur-e \.
Darling. contractor .......-.. e45
l35th $50 It. .. II Tth ave. 5Ox0I. Do
contractor .-...--... ...... ao5
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
FOR ossININe TRACT, $4,000.

s P. Mcconnell has bought the Stephen NJ. Sher-
wood property. in CrotOn ave. Ossining The par
Gel comprises about twenty-five acres. Mr.. McCon-
nell Is said to have purchased the tract for the
Rand-McN Nally Publishing Company, which intends
70 nave large plant in the town Houses for en-
plOyes will be erected il is said on the site The
purchase price
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
CEDAR ST. PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

The Weeks estate has sold Nos 1s5 and I37 Cedar
ST. two three story buildings on plot 36.3x54 feet
between Greenwich and Washington SITS Have
meyer & Meyer, the tenants, are the buyers
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
500
1900

Henry st. NG31. +. 2t11x7411; Joseph NJ Alex
gage. $1,000. -. 500
} Qqinlan Harry Abrams. 1900
Road siod zS : Iona ;I gs.9 ( Of T., Kd9 wnS
sky mortgage, So 800. ...-.....-..-... /
@ s. Myer GoSeh S n s 9f to m6a aES Hae t
burger and another; mortease $50 OoC ; a.
Goven to Emma Bloch. mortgage. $1iOoO...... 100
Made Town Realty coaTang :i"is 70 Tuxedo Realty
2h m @ N eel @ East fsI m samuel 2oS 0
man TO Baroeh I-ewites ortgege, $l+.e0" 100
Merz to David Auers6ach et ali mortgage g 500 100
Peter II short to Michaels Roichardt' -. 100
NS[%od Ho. awe Loo IT y, ~ Of f,erSi 209th s. , 100
SD st. No 2iS East. . 5xio22 2; sarah. Davis to
I1alh St 10 ;o7 Fast. Is Sezlooll Hanna Meyer
Madison ave. No i555 : 25xio9: Martha Foden-
berg to Joseph Rosenzwes; half part; mortgage. 80.
SUFFOLK st. No ii6 g 5 25xi6i: Abraham reich ''''
samuel DubIon; mortgage. $4,000 ...... 100
to Louis Kaosky: half part: mortgage
Isl ave, No 1915 " $ 25z1oo: Rebecca Levy 10
Columbia st. NJ III. " 5 55xI6o; Leah sanles
Jones Io sye g Sor&sr 1r Hinss55iEs I k9Sd 4x 100
9th ST. .. 80 fl Of Avenue G. 75NiOs, Union
port; George Decker to Katie Roth; mortgage ,oo
9th st. n :. 255 IT W Of Avenue 9 5ozl9s;; Union
port: George Decker to Edward Geserich; mort ,oo
1l45h Sqs 9 and as Ees' sos. a95 rEGsesT sg5aT
Pitt st. 10 Is W 5, 25x1co, Ka5l wallaeh to ,oo
NIG3or I9o KGra2m 2as m 2Tsas n6g cor Rutgers ST.
5ox744: Patrick Mcguire to Israel Block
eth ST IL r. Of is ave 25z97 Jacob l.
Isaacs q q Nathan KTs6 and another mort 100
s2i st. So @is East ioxlo22 . idss6s5gsr go
RScTa ssSa'22 s 70 e ID leT'se' 2sxioo1 aaron one
t t 9co % S6 afiT a Wes5 oTsfsf ssiScs Rschel Vain TO
17ts fn9e 1t No sia Es 25xloo III FREDERICK Kane-
man TO Nellie Resented: mortgage. Sl4@".-.-- loo
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

Tlst Regimen n2 YHrdsl, second: r Q Roberts 74th
regiment 90 YARDS. third. ? L
O.2z ~ ~ '7s1'i''e1' l-i'''
onenile bicycle race rniIarr char1,ousbir, 1yo, f
= : Wientz 81 Regiment Engineers. p r, Adams a9S
Regiment Engineers second. Eeerle-
fnont n A. third m ' -'7-
TuF q var-Wcn D., 90 Regiment. ,9.b ps,,,,o,.
second; 18Th Regiment. third ~ e'''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

The final bouts Of the national fencing champion
ships were decided at the New York Athletic Club
last night :. D. Breckinrdge of Washington,
proved to be the best with the foils. and first
prize while second place went TO w. l. Bowman,
of the Boston Athletic Association, and third place
10 John Allaire. Of Brooklyn.
". Grebe. of the Central Y. NJ. g A. proved 10
the best with the duelling swords. with ". L.
Bowman. seco~d and DR.. J. II. Haywood, of the
New York Athletic Club. third
A @. Anderson Of the New York Athletic Club.
won the sabre contest X 3. Johnson of the New
York Athletic club was second. and F. J. ByTne.
third
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
NEW RESIDENCE PROPERTIES.
To Be Developed by Corporation Which Ex-
plotted Elmhurst SQUARE.

The Queens Borough Corporation which sue
cessfully developed Elmhurst Square into model
residence community. has now opened two
properties which regarded the show places
in the Borough Of Queens, One is Terminal
Heights. adjoining Long Island City. about three
and half miles out and about one and a quarter
miles from the entrance the Blackwel's
Island Bridge. The other is Kissena Park North.
Flushing.
The advantages Of location Of the former are
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

96th St. n =. leo n Q. OF Madison ave. 10Ox
100 II: city Mortgage Company loans Arthur
21Gth ST 3 s. 2I7 76 II. e Of White Plains Road
30 4xl92: Manhattan Mortgage Company loans
=
18th ST. $ s. 335 e. W. OF 5th ave. T5x99 II;
benjamin and Louis Nieberg loan Aoram Snat@
and Vincent c. COrrier .....-.....
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Barnes ave. ". $ 10 n. 5 OF 22ith St. story
frame dwelling house. 2lxGo, Elizabeth smith
son owner ] Melville Lawrence. architect.
174th St. = s. ~ IT. ". Of Sd ave. story orick
store and dwelling house. 26.SxIV6i Harry
Simons owner: Emery Roth. architect -....--.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
BIG DEAL IN BROAD ST.

The American Bank Note Company has bought
Nos. 30 and y Broad ST. five story building on
a plot 4ix66 feet. occupying the block front be-
tween Beaver and Marketield sts Gilsey Have
meyer x Jenney were the sellers The bank note
company Will erect building for its executive
offices the site
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
HARVARD FoRFEITs AT SOCCER.

Harvard disappointed Columbia in the finasgame
Of the intercollegiate association football series.
which scheduled for American League Park
early yesterday afternoon. and in consequence the
New Workers scored unearned victory. thereby
finishing in third place with a total of 4 points.
Haverford takes the championship with points
and Pennsylvania is a good second with 6. The
final standing OF the competing teams:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

l22d = 200 n Of Broadway: FOR three
story brick hathouEe~. a SxT7. II.
pro. owner Bernstein s. Bernstein. archi
,.S,s te9'' y +, =, $4,000
storT br'rk hatheuse. 81 6xs1l0 Landing &
s,srn oTness e., g r Pelham l,s are9itses $4,000
story nfick nathouses. 6@sx5s.t0: Ronginsav
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
LACROSSE.
Ae50 York l.. c. Players No Match
for Veteran Crescents.

BY score Of 70 . the lacrosse team of the
Crescent Athletic Club defeated a twelve from
the New York Lacrosse Club yesterday on the
grounds OF the former club. AT Bay Ridge The
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

ead St No. 2lT - 22I East: Joseph RueueShach
agt William J. Merritt; April i3 1906
7tk ave. ". corner Of 12i-h ~. Wight -Esston
Townsen nd Company agt Associate Realty CON
c--n It al. July @. 1903 tcancelled) ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

e Harris owners. G. F Pelham. architect
.13th St n 8 12O 1 II ". OF 5th ave, for TWO
6 story brick naJhoUses. 39.3xS7.11; D. Gordon
and A Levy, owners, F. A Meyers. archltect
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot eo9a e
American. 1900; receipts deco, American 5000; mi,
JIE up4ana, 9o4d FUTURES oleh,I s5es'S mn s%s
April-May and May-Iunc, 8 SD. June-Juy and SIs ~
tober 7od, Gcto6sr ovcni6er 6Sd November Decsn-
Der and December-January, S61d. JanuaFy-Fsogu-is
FLOUR AND MEALl-The market for -four rsulainsi a,r
Spring patents 81 25qs5 o. winter strasa.s
e. "a ~, winter patents - Sss S5 and Extra No
winter. 81 1888. RYE FLOJR-Quiet gaotea; ,IS n
MEAI-Firm Quoted: kin dried s. 6GSo 20. as %
brand BAG MEAI@.FirIn Quoted Elne Ta,ss T5 an aSr
sci in 100 n sacEs. dour d. s.. so. red dog So al
MAY Shipment city bran S22 bulk So so sacks dtlns
S22gS2i so; red dog S25; hominy chop S2i bulk =
G2AtN-wHEAT-rhe principal item Of lnssssS 1ss,ar r
Tne'' & qjSy was sharp advaace sSs sis' .ssed 70
Vel supported Notwithstanding talk ot rain wes y on
siderable ItGuidatou in May under which the price 81
chned sharply az times but ON The s9segen. .n, vas
about by the steady support q tate morhs. vaie9 a1
been less OF feature all the wees 81 SI,Ss LS
was paEticulary strong and cent ABOVE ee lnr coa
ditous favorable as the oreaSlns W. n,ns
claimed tbat n was not a question Of wei or ~
weather present time the plant has aresay
To- days Reports contained more or less complaint from o%
the Ohio Valley yvhirb mas heretofore not figured ua.
in the damage reports A. o.cock Nav ago'es =
$50 or ful seat above tSe res1el Sr Dsrtlai Al
vance ~ 10 2oints at Paris all rasp9laei ~ sd
weakness on This side There were deleS I, Tlsspest
Liverpool. a mark BERLIN and points 81 n.,is hs
BrOomhol estimated the world shi2uleiN
p 2toOto bushels against N2I6.tOl husnris nc
and cabIed thar Australian stocks showed
decrease Tor the month The Northwest haiN- ir-
relatively weakest thr0Uc-oUt the day kecelt
tertor points 26o. OOo bushels against o
last year while selboavl -four ClearanCes al- ship
81. coo barrels. wheat 60O00 bushels iHea-s n
ments amounted $50 coo bushels The tasn ~ o6,r
New Yors closed steady follows; No 80 ~ 4
{ O b ahoat. No Northern Dulcth. 'S'sso C,DRN-
Northern Manitoba S1iaC opening naNiAati'D
Very little activity noted IN the ocal w. -
ard prices without important change Gems cAiral
at o'clock thev the regular close ,hs lasa
some steadinrss was promoted by runorS o.
strike would much and ~ tne -
~ at liverpool Primary receipts footed up So
bushels. compared t1T.0t0 bushels as' - +, New
board cleaTUnces re 221.otl bushels No Ssn
York closed a. SIC nominal eeNatoF ang4 - aaoat
atoat; No white 57c. and NJ yellow % -, i,sfs of
Exporters bought of wheat ana t",t 9sv A.
corn OATS-The oats market was straly ~ ~ cssa
practically unchanged prices. and was
here. closing follows NtNet - 20 - ~. .p.S4 Vhits
natural white 30 n S7iaG3SiaC and clpp vssrn
rs 10 80 10 SA84lc RYF-s.arket iulL No N,,ss5y.
10r asked. "a New Work RNRi-EN- MAJ Ne,
feeding 41t.c. ani mailing 52Q5Ic. g. & Ne" i'tN
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