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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

he market for outside securities, after dull and
irregular opening. became strong and active after
,,ldday IN sympathy with the higher values IN the
..ocl, market. The Improvements extended from a
email fraction 20 over two points. The bulk Of the
Grading was concentrated in about half a dozen
s.spss Greene shares were in good demand, espe-
sislly Greene-cananea and Greene Copper. Butte
coalition improved nearly points. Nevada Con-
,olidated gained q. cumberland-Ely advanced
mall fraction. Davis-Daly moved up nearly n
mint. and Trinity points. United Copper
ouiet but firm. NeWhouse and Nipissing were up
~ while slight improvements were shown IN the
lou price issues. Standard oil was strong. Water
t,,rv Company was somewha: irregular. Chicago
eubway was active at an Improvement OF 49, Great
northern rights were under better support Bonds
were dull but steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
EUROPE,S COTTON STOCK.
Ample Surplus ssured-Efect Of
Zurich ORGANISATION.

Manchester. March 29.-The international
Cotton Congress. as a result of Investigations
conducted in fourteen European countries for
period OF three years has issued a report
showing that the stocks of cotton held in Eu-
rope to-day are estimated at nearly S),5O0OOO
spindies, that Europe will have sufficient raw
material to keep the mills running until the
arrival Of next seasons crop in September. and
that the cotton stn due to arrive, estimated at
over 100000 bales, will provide ample sur
plus obviating any chance Of a shortage or
danger of a panic by opening opportunities Tor
spectators.
This report is held to prove the value OF the
organization formed three years ago at zurich
which, from the original cooperation of nine
countries. has grown into a congress Of fourteen
countries. Japan also has Joined the association
and India and some other cotton states are
about to join. Full details of what the con-
gress has accomplished will be presented at
the next annual meeting TO be held in Vienna IN
May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
EXPORTS TO THE ORIENT.
Figures SkO5cing Return to Normal
Conditions.

Washington. March 29.-Exports to the Orient
show an Improvement in February. according to
figures compiled by the bureau Of statistics Of the
Department of Commerce and Labor. and suggest a
return to normal conditions of that trade, which
showed a falling off in 1906 The recent reduction
in exports 10 the Orient from the United States
occurred chiefly in the trade with China ana Japan.
Tho exports TO Japan last February were $500
S52 compared with S3.O09295 in February. 1906.
and TO the Chinese Empire S1.S55.5s2. compared
with 9492l5 in February Of last year. The state
ment says that this decrease seems to be due in
part at least. TO a falling of IN the general I'm
ports into that country. though the reduction in
total imports IS probably not so great proportion
To other parts Of the Orient the exports show an
improvement.
In the trade with other principal sections Of the
world the figures for February and those for the
eight months ending with February. 1907, show
Improvement over the corresponding periods Of the
preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
oTHER MARkETs-sY TgLEeRApH.

East Buffalo March 20-CATTL1E slow: prime steers
IS J0GS6 VEALS-Recepts. 1.5O0 head; active and go
lower. 81 250Ss 50 HOGS-Receips loo head. active
leo i5c higher; heavy So IOSd mixed and York
So T56S6 50: pigs. SO So rOUghs. S. 7j0S6. SHEEP
800 head active; sheen STEADY.
lambs 25c higher: lambs. S5GSQ.
Cincinnati. March 2o--HoGs active; butchers ana
fair good shippers 81 jOdS5 so: common. Sc 250S1
SHEEP strong 81 50GS5 TS LAMBS steady S. 5O1S7.
Union stock Yards. Plttshurg. March 20-CATTIlE-
Supply light; market steady; prime s. tGGS5 CO. choice
IS 6oNS5 81 SHEEP-Suppy Ight; market slow: prime
wethers. s. 2dS6 80; culls and S3$f lambs
SGGSS So veal calves s. 5O0S0 HOGS-Receipts Hight:
market active and higher. prime heaves. SO G50$G
mediums and SO uEht YOrzers Sc 10
IS 50; pigs. Sc 65GlS0 IOs rouGhs. S. 5O0S0
Chicago. March 29--CATrI-E--Itacept about looos
market steady common best s. 25Gs8 50; ncf
ers 81 !1Qs3 TO- cows. 81 35QS5; bulls. s. 800 81 sf
calves 8 10G$t % stockeTs and feeders Sc d0Sd 90
heavy shipping SO 45GS0 80: light butchers Sc 4Ttte
So 52is hGht mixed. Sc f51eS 4Ii2 choice iht Sc
So packers S6G$0 -, bulk % sales Sc t1 So 81.
SItEP-Recepts about 1000; market Zoe hgGss sheer.
sass 90. yearliuEs. SaGSl .; lambs. sass 10.
Kansas City. March 0-CATILEt-Ltocelrts. f,s0N
head Southern market steady: choice and dressed
beef steers s. a0s6 . fair 70 good $ sos q; yss-
ern fed steers. sass q: socEeFs ana feeders So 80
g -; southern steers S 10 s. 10: southern cows s.
s. 50; bulls. g 550S4 90 calves. S. 55GS3. HOcs-e
ceipts $500 heac, market Zoe hGler 50 80. BUS
OF sales 81 32s ass 40. helvy S. al. hackers. S. SO
0S6 20. pigs and lights So aoG&f 90 SlEEl-E-cepts.
5000 head. market strong; lambs, 81 -ll>l 50,
yearlings s. 25GSd; Western fed yClrgs So S6
Western fed Sheep SSo s stocSsls a1- feeders 50 81
sso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
BIG VERDICT AFFIRMED.
N. T., N. III. 6 II. r. r. Mast Pay
$50, 900 for Injuries to Skipper.

The United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
handed down a decision yesterday affirming a
verdict of $4,000 obtained by Captain Alexander De
Noyelles. OF Waterville. N. Y, against the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad for injuries
received in 1905.
Captain De Noyelles obtained the verdict In the
United States Circuit Court Of Syracuse. The
case was tried before Judge Ray. II is believed to
be exceptionally large verdict in a federal court
Captain De NOyeles was injured two years ago
while in charge of cargo of lumber his boat at
Willis avenue and the Harlem River. The boat was
being unloaded when it Tammed by a
New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad tug
boat. He sustained fracture Of the left hip and
other injuries
The defendant road coatended that the plaintiff
was guilty of contributory negligence. At this
point the difference between the federal and state
laws on this question brought out 1t was
shown that in the state court. in negligence ac-
ton. the plaintiff must show that he is free from
cOntributory negligence 10 recover damages; in the
federal court the defendant must prove that the
plaintiff guilty OF negligence 10 recover. On
appeal in the United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals strong opinion was written by Justice
Townsend, in which he said in part
In these circumstances the question OF defend
ants negligence submitted the jury by the
court upon exhaustive consideration of the evil
dence and a fair and correct statement OF the law
applicable thereto. and TO which exception is
urged. We are, therefore, guided by the verdict OF
the jury. and tho Judgment must be affirmed.
The case cannot DO appealed to a higher court
and the judgment will be paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30

,--r.,-,,- ,,.-.,- New York. March - 1907.
Ing 81 ears for export alive 10 COR city slaushts @
were held over q cars to Be sold Trade slow. bus
for common steers s55 bricea 49, EI Hs 'S I5
Su but TbnGasnsed IN price COWS On Light IeoePt1
cleared Me5tga to barely Drins steers sold 81 500
e che New butchers Dressed Company az
siaGghtsrnE firm during the week sy Jersey City saiss
srJ ,s51r -yS 81, F$ ~ oSSo % ~
beef trade was rather slow, but prices steady Lvool
per n with best caitls LONDON bringing i2sc dTsssd
No shipments from this port to-day Go-uorroVr TIE 81
eday DIVIDED Between a she 3 soa s as
sClia q sn ' 1So s ee nm W. ESQ
Antwerp The ESTura viii take for the I1vsTrooi
Pacing Company; TIE Philadspha,. for .tss Iaadoa
ters for schwarzschd 8 suizbeTser the Bsraiudsn %
I9e S R l4dS Te' s a 7i.S 9 7 tS 9 Tes
9ta from this port i9r the Ts q 1s1 settle 6 ssD
with the exception OF 1856 cattle and q sheep.
al s. IS 1er 100 rs Is a. 1855 r. st s. a. "a
G do 1882 10 al sS Fl Eontuc DO 1is7 r. a. u.s.
Pennsylvania do 106O n az 81 90; = d2 lOs y st
a s. So: DO 1875 d a. S s; 1900 q e s IS
Sef ID at So . s do go n at g .; %. so b a.
Newton Co: 10 stable fed Pennsylvania sssars 1st
n. IS 50; % do. 11s7 n at 50 20; 40. toAo n
Commission Co; u Illinois ssssEs lss \. as
sanders. 8 Ohio steers IsI5 i a. y S2s. g g.
at So Is: do $50 70. 81 So do go n a. Sc 80 Is
40 776 n. al 81 90
rCALVES-Recepts were 61O head Including 1Tz for
sIaughterers 43S for market There a sharp
calf trade today and prices went or 4
per although there few calves sol4
than 6oc decline. The
cleared Ordinary 70 Tood veas sold at Sc 5Q$S q
100 10 Jersey City high SO 500 culls a.
81 5O0$4 -. Dressed calves also experienced sharp
decline city dressed veals selling at 0G1So per n. ana
country dressed at 71f21ic.
SALES G. Curtis s Son: 10 veals. ZIG n average,
at s. IS 100 NJ 116 do us n. AZ So 10 Do o. h
81 80
W r Hume 81 veaIs rs 70. s. 50; 10S Do. - n.
a So: 81 lis n. s..
sanders. % veals. I25 10 50 50
Newton Co. 3 veals. 100 n. 50 50.
Mcpherson s Co; veals. 10 n. at s.; ed oals
$50 n. at 81 80.
SHEEP AND IAANfBS--Receipts 10 cara or 2z5s
including for slauEhterera and . for ehe
Sheep entirely nominal: lambs frrns no
lambs offered alive Prime lambs a
per dressed mutton steady Sla01O1Sc per n
dressed lambs 12d14c: country dressed spring l.rrs
AZ SsGiSO' per carcass city dressed at SS7SIl
Sales-Eerns Commission Co: 238 Buffalo lambs. "A
n So as per 100 70: 81 DO ~ AZ IS ~
FOGS-Receipts were % cars 1884 head an sr~
saughteTers Meme for sale alive. Ncniually steady e.
firm country dressed hogs slow at 81 G01Ee per n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
WESTERN OUTLET FOR NEW HAVEN.
New SOuthbridge Branch Would Open Con-
nection with Grand Trunk Railway.

Boston. March 23.-By the projected extension OF
the Southbrdge branch To- meet the New London
& Northern Railroad al Palmer Mass the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
viii establish connection with the Grand Trunk
Railway, according TO statement by President
Charles S Mellen of the New Haven line pub
lished here to-day. In reply 20 a query whether
by the extension Of the Southbrldse branch to
Palmer the New Haven road would become fac
tor for Western freight traffic. Mr.. Mellen IS
quoted saying:
The line from Southbridge 10 a connection with
the New London Northern Railroad CAT Palmer
Will make the New Haven a connection OF tho
Grand Trunk. ana Will establish line for Western
freight between stations the New Haven and
ali stations west reached by the Grand Trunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
DEMURRER OvERRULED IN OIL CASE.

Buffalo. March 29.-Judge Hazel, OF the
United States District Court gave decision
to-day overruiing the demurrer in the matter
of number of indictments found against the
Standard OIL Company for accepting rebates
and discriminating rates from the Pennsylvania
Railroad on shipments TO Rutland and Burling-
ton, Vt, from Olean. -. Y.
Demurrer was entered by the defendant on
the ground that the shipments We're made by
a different route than named in the regular
tariff sheet. which designated the Pennsylvania,
New York Central, Boston Maine and Rut-
land railroads. The shipments went by way OF
the Pennsylvania. Rome. WATERFOWL & Og-
densburg and the Rutland. The court holds this
was simply evasion Of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
INCORPORATED At ALBANY
Realty Investing Company to Develop Land
Here and on Long Island:

Albany, March 2s.-The Monaton Realty Invest
ing Corporation Of New York city filed articles Of
Incorporation with the Secretary of State to7,1
1t has a capital Of $1O0O.OOO The directors are
r J. Mccormick, d. NJ. Mclaughlin and c. +
Wirth. of Brooklyn.
Other companies incorporated included the Max
we'll Flory Real Estate Company of BROOKLYN cant
tai S150OOO also, Mccormack Warranty COMPANY
New York Ito lend money on mortgages: Nt,rum q
Forster, New York brokers'; Charles o. IDressler
Il Co, New York dnventionsl. each with a capita!
of 100000,
The Atlantic Terra Gotta Company. Of New York
City certified with the Secretary Of State that its
capital stock had been increased from 81 O00 to
So 100000. The stockholders Samuel r. Law
renee, Henry G. Everdell and Henry NJ. HairIand.
The MOnaton Realty Investing Corporation will do
a real estate business In New York City and Long
Island The corporation will make business of
developing land. the investors in the corporation
receiving per cent their investments with the
privilege Of receiving number of shares in the
Corporation after certain number OF years. In
addition to the per cent which is guaranteed to
them the investors will share in 25 per cent OF the
profits Of the corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
BOIL wEEvILs UNUSUALLY NUMEROUS.

Baton rouge La March 29.-The cotton boil
weevil will be unusually numerous and destructive
this year. according TO report by Dr. w. d.
Hunter in charge OF the boil weevil investigation
for the United States Department of Agriculture.
1.-THE conditions through the past winter. he
says, have been unusually favorable for the HI
bernation OF the boil weevil The two critical con-
ditiOns fer successful Information. temperature and
dryness. have been as favorable they Will prop
ably be. The mild winter and spring are nav
ing the effect Of causing unusually carry einef-
gence The conditions indicate clearly that WeeVliS
viii be unusually abundant in the cotton neds ana
that great damage IS TO be expected some cOhul-
tions-fOr instance dry weather during June and
July after the cotton plants we'll started. may
serve 20 check the insect"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says:

Easter retail trade surpasses expectations favor
able weather bringing out a very large volume OF
not confined to speciaties but extended 10 all
sonable lines of staple merchandise Wholesale and
ders especially for drygoods and millinery and
further Improvement in collections reported.
Open weather has stimulated structural work.
ers' supplies and kindred lines The first Quarter
Of 1901 closes with remarkable record OF mercan-
weather and violent decline in stocks the average
price Of sixty active railway stocks falling TO S9 o.
against S120s9 at the highest point last year That
this decline not due TO loss OF earning power
is evidenced by announcement of dividend and in
terest payments next month far in excess OF any
previous April distribution, and railway earnings
thus far reported for March were 81 per cent
larger than last years. Manufacturing plants are
fully occupied in most leading industries except
where a strike the scarcity OF labor renders
naGhnSry l1S, as a. Se +SHrs ,s bstp, aIIp
mented by extensive immigration; 6554l aliens were
mort alone for the last week showed gains OF
$993OO79 in imports and S,04496S in exports. as
recovery from bottom prices for securities
partly due 70 easier money the seeGsIary OK tas
secured abroad. Bank exchanges at New York for
the week were 1913 per cent larger than last year
and al other leading cities the average gain was
155 per cent.
"Bradstreets" says:
Bright warm almost summer weather, stimulat-
ing o aH o 5 rS in sec1ries and an easing Of
In the money markets; so far as tne API ~,
features in an encouraging week Reports as to
Easter demand are OF large In tact record trace.
thus Crowning three months period which, eN-
cept in few sections, has exceeded any preceu!ns
wear and the only drawback IN which has been me
getting OF goods in sufficient volume to supply de-
mand Less pessimisn also Is shown as 70 the
croD outOoki insect damage Is, comparatively
Speaking muimized. and winter wheat, aside from
parts OF the Southwest and Texas, promises Wen,
though IL is of course still too early 20 forecast
ultimate outturn Action by the Treasury Depart
metropolis and the slowing down or stock market
liquidation has been feature favorSoe 70 oRJ-
,risrn as 10 the future Additionally favorable
fea lures are the large Sains-lO per cent approx
rrafeI,--in gross railway earnings for March over
tbc large earnings of last year: failures are lew
ana unimportant. and bank cleaT1nss sWeIled oy
mast stock market activity, are heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
SCARCITY OF COTTON GOODS.
New York DrygOOds Merchants Are Buying
Heavily from Baltimore.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Baltimore. March 29.-New York drygoods mer-
chants are buying cotton goods from Baltimore
merchants This remarkable condition OF trade is
due 10 the fact that the products OF many mills
for the coming six eight months have been sold.
The impossblity Of securing immediate ship
ments from mills has led New York dealers 20 turn
10 Baltimore TO enable them TO supply orders. One
company of this city has just sold bill of $50 coo TO
New York merchants, and other Baltimore houses
report large sales to New York
Theodore Miller says New York dealers have Of
feTed buy entirely certain lines of goods from
Baltimore dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
AN OFFER BY TEXAS RAILROADS.
Will Spend Great Sums for Improvements if
Fares Are Not Reduced.

Galveston. March %. The railroads Of Texas
have made an offer that il the nsssapgar
fare is not reduced to cents they Will expend
$4,000 300 In extensions and improvements II, Texas
within the next fourteen months and over SfoO o0o
COO in the next five years. Some Of the extensions
mentioned are the Friscos line from Houston
to Louisiana, new terminals OF the YoaI1.m limos
TO Santa re at Houston. Sunset and Rock Island
lines to Arkansas Pass. Santa Fe's lev, Ipe
from Brentwood to New Mexico and do,ls ana
terminals for the Rock Island lines at Galveston.
Indefhite postponement is the alternatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
B. & o. WANTS TERMINAL ROAD.
Will Be One of James J. Hills Competitors
for Chicago Property.

II reported in Wall Street yesterday that the
Baltimore & Ohio. backed by the Hartman inter
ests, would bid for the Chicago Terminal Transfer
Railroad May and that James J. Hin would
have other competitors
It is generally supposed that Mr.. Hill wishes 10
obtain control of the Terminal Railroad for the
Burlington road. For years the Baltimore x Ohio
had temporary arrangement with the Chicago
Terminal Transfer Company for taking OF its
freight, but April ]. 1903 It entered into 4 long
time contract with the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
ATTERsuRY TO Be WcE-PREsl0ENT.

Philadelphia March 29.-W W. Atterhury- gen
oral manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Will
becorne a vice-uresident of the company before the
end of the year. He will probably be succeeded
&C general manager by W. Hayward Myers. or
y,-i1Iiar,snort now general superintendent OF the
Erie division. or r. ]. ODonnen; now general
s-1rergntendent Of the Buffalo * Allegheny Nalley
S5tstcr 4 new vice presidency will be created 10
tHi room for the advancement The official roll
nan III tT Pennsvlvania Railroad does not contain
o,,o5,s It's yice-preSidents motive power man. Mr.
NttSrRlrv will fulfil this requirement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
AN OFFER BY LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.

Chattanooga. Tenn, March 29-"The Chatta-
noosa News says that the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad directors recently made an offer. good
until April 15 to the minority stockholders OF the
Chattanooga Southern Railroad An ultnatum
was also given that IL those stockholders would
sell the proposed buyers would not exercise
their option the majority Of the stock. II IS
understood that the Louisville & Nashville agreed
pay 81 10000 for the Chattanooga Southern RAN
way stock complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
KELSEY ADMITS ATLANTA COMPANY.

Albany March Superintendent Otto Kelsey
of .the State Insurance Department to-day admitted
the Atlanta Home Insurance Company. of Atlanta,
transact fire insurance business in this state.
The company has a paid up capital of 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
Tho Monaton Realty Investing Corporatlon
GOVERNMENT RESTS IN OIL CASE.

Chicago, March 2s.-The government attorneys
to-day announced that they rested in the presenta-
ton of their case against the Standard or Com
pany of Indiana. which is charged with receiving
rebates from the Chicago & Alton Railroad on
shipments OF oil. The oil company will begin its
defence on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
NJ. Y, N. H. & II. LOAN IN PARIS.

Paris March 29.-Subscrptons were opened to-
day for the issue $29OCOOOO in per fifteen
Hartford Railroad. placed in this city through
Kuhn Loeb & Co The issue price is 9S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30

There were purchased IN the year 1851 shares OF
the common stock Of the Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Chicago & 81. Louis Railway Company, 5000 shares
Of the preferred and l2oo00 shares of the common
stock Of the Chicago. Indiana & Southern Railroad
Company. 1850 shares Of stock of the Hooking
Valley Railway Company. 1922 shares of stock Of
the Merchants Dispatch Transportation Company
and Il shares Of stock Of the jamestown & Frank
lin Railroad Company. and also 100000 mortgage
bonds of the Chicago, Indiana Southern Railroad
Company. There were sold during the year 5000
shares Of stock Of the Indiana Illinois & Iowa
Railroad Company and $4,000 par value Of bonds
Of she Plttsburg Charters & Youghogheny Rail
road Company. The condensed general balance
sheet. as Of December 81 last, shows:
A..o.r 1onR Change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30

The annual report of the Finance Department for
the year 1906 filling UP than 900 large pages.
was issued yesterday by Controller Metz. The
Controller is gratied the fact that The report
IS out one month earlier than last year All of the
striking features OF the report Were contained in
the annual message OF the Mayor the Board Of
Aldermen. The condensed statement Of the years
transactions Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
LAKE SHORE REPORT.

The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Company reports for the fiscal year ended Decem-
Der 81 last follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
eosroN cuRe mARkEr.


reported by J. Thomas Reinherdt No IS wall street
New York. and No. 10 Exchange Place Boston.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-30
FINANCE Department REPORT OUT.

Totals s215 670 2l5 s3osT556 Inc s32. 59l $50
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ARE NEEDED IN AMERICUS'
Apartment Houses Would Prove Very Profitable
Investment.

An apartment house. would pay
well in Americas.
That is the feeling among renters OF
property, and perhaps viii be among
capitalists desiring safe investments
when they have had time to inyest1-
gate the matter.
There is no doubt but that good ten
ants could be secureu in advance for
a building containing four apartments,
that is, double two story apartment
structure. Such tenants could I'M
doubtedly be secured on leases cover
ing term of years, and at rentals that
would yield remunerative return on
the investment.
A lot for an apartment house could
probably be secured for 81 900, and a
two story frame structure, containing
four complete apartments, modern
throughout, and with all the con-
veniences usual to those buildings in
other cities, could be built thereon for
81, 500 making an investment of $500.
Such apartments should rent for $50
a month, or gross return from the
four apartments ofSl. 40 year. With
taxes, water rents, insurance, etc. de-
Quoted, it is probable that there would
be ten TO eleven per cent. net invest
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