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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
Lloyd's Insured a begatee Against
Molesfing His Mofher>in-Iaw.

Molesting His Mofherein-lAW.
Lloyd's Is ready to take any risk
and has inquired out rates for almost
any contingency imaginable. For
instance, IL a business man has made
preparations for e fair he reaiizel
that his expense will be for naught
II It rains on the scheduled days. he
goes to Lloyd's and gets Insurance
against rainy days. He pays cer-
tain premium and is guaranteed q
certain amount IL rain falls upon the
days mentioned. The amount OF the
policy covers the expenses OF prepa'
ration.
Lloyd's has insured man against
bothering his mother-in-law. ine
story is told OF young man. VINO
'was spendthrift and who had a
mother-ln-law OF great wealth. he
was wont 10 poster her for money.
and finally she said TO him: II will
leave you 10000 pounds In my VIII,
provided you do not molest me
The win was executed The son-in-
law went broke" and needed money
He went 20 a pawn broker with tne
win and wanted to borrow money ON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
For Chronic DIsrhoel

while In the army ~ i"'
taken with chronic aIannO'Is; a.s ~
George NJ. FELTON, Of sou .' - !.
Pa. ''I have since tried nag y {
dies but without any gsia''s, ~. y,
lief, until Mr., A. ". MIG. y. -
place. persuaded me 70 . y sI.,', s.,a'
lain's Collie. Cholera ans Il's.. 80. ss.'
remedy, one bottle O s'S, '. I, "a "a
n an once" For sale ~ y
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24

No ether medicine for Woman'e
Ills i'm the. world has received such
widespread and unqualified en-
dorsement as has Lydia K. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from native roots and herbs.
No other medicine has such a
record of success for woman's dis
eases, or such hosts of grateful
friends as has Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 years it has been
the standard remedy for feminine
ills, Inflammation, liberation, and
consequent Spinal Weakness.
II has relieved more cases of Back
ache and Local Weaknesses than
any other one remedy. II dissolves
and expels tumors III an early stage
of development
Irregularities and periodic pains,
Weakness of the Stomach, mdiges-
tion, Bloating, Nervous Prostratipn,
Headache, General Debility. quickly
yield to 1t; also deranged organs,
causing pain, dragging sensations
and backache. Under all eircum
stances it acts In harmony with the
female system.
1t removes that wearing feeling,
extreme lassitude, sdont care and
awant : To- be left alone " feeling,
excitability, irritability nervousness,
dizziness, faintness, sleeplessness,
fiatulency, melancholy or the blues y
These ane indications of Feminine
disorders, which this medicine over.
comes as well as slight arrangement
of the Kidneys of either sex.
Women who are sick and want to
get well should refuse 10 accept any
substitute for lydia T. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
Slightly Colder with snow.

When you see that kind of weather
forecast you know that rheumatism.
weather is at hand. Get ready for
It now by getting bottle OF Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. Finest thing
made for rheumatism, chilblains,
lrost bite, sore and stlff Joints and
muscles, all aches and pains. 25c,
soc, and $1.00 a bottle Sold by a.
dealers. 4At #t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
Where Bullets nev.

David Parker. OF Fyeiis, \. !
veteran OF the civil war, Who 4
foot at Gettysburg. says: "Thf
Electric Bitters have done d =
more than $500 to me. lspsil =
money doctorlng for a bad az
stomach trouble, to little pu1ae
then tried Electric Bltters, an !
cured me. I now take then Z
tonic, and they keep me sirors
we'll" soc at ]. c. perry's dfusn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
$500, 900 TO $4,000
WAGERED AGAINST BRYAN

Ihoyd's Exchange, In London, Has
Accepted "Commerciai Hedges at
Rates Corresponding 60 BETS at
Odds Of Nine TO One-Englishmen
Confident That Taft win BE EIec-
ted President by Large Majority.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24

Therefore, when yo'. . y. ,tu,,.
or out Of order. yoa cav 81 |. -
ouickly your entire y IL .
how every organ sse''' !.
duty. .ffee, ~. !
taxing i the great la'is .. S....'s :
ISs Tiimssr ) Swsmp-Roo', y 81 =
as vour kidneys arc hsslih :
Eli the other organs "
Will convince anyoas, on. e.u sale
..tms S SS arst dOetorln.ls', 'ssr =
the mild and the es'...s-Rosl. .
k;duey reInedy = -. ;,s vop'.'. = !
s,saJs the highest IoI = ~ s.,ss =. =.
"a line most disle'n 2
~. ?. ~ ;,s merits ~ A.. -
S,ass;.ss q, - in iifly'ess.
s.d one dollar zss
sa.,,ss an 'Yoa ri.y ssssI
nave 4 sample bot1.s !. ms 3 :
-, nan nail free also . k,rs =
now 10 fi.ad oue u ~ r1-u,I1s -
bladder . .I.,;I;sr 70 pg, Kllss: ...s
y - n Doa So,
but renaembes, u .ss ',,,'.R R0ss =.
ipess. BiHghAn''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
Notaries Appointed

George H. HIN. G. A. I'lAa' !
b. Buell. oglesby Young PSl'
G. d. Latourette. Oregon civ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24

DeWitt's Carbollzed Whtl I
Salve is the best salye Tor y.
sure you get DeWitt's SoAH
druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
If You
Are Sick

Ii is because some OF
the organs of the body
are not doing their work
wei. There is a lack OF
that nervous energy that
gives them motion. Con-
sequently you are weak,
worn-out, nervous, irrit-
able. cannot sleep; have
headache, Indigestion, etc.
because there is not suffi-
cient nerve force to keep
the organs active and al
low them to perform their
natural functions. DIR.
Miles Nervine restores
health because ii restores
this nervous energy.
q have bean sch for year. ana
si4 not know what was thu matter
With me, I tried many remedies and
none OF them proved of any vsinsA I
heard of Dr Miles Nsrvine pro-
cured = bottle. ard before 1 had taken
bali Of Il I was better. I would have
had nervous preskrAtion n hsd not
got this medieine when I did con-
bnped 70 take u sntn I was entirely
well I have since Recommended u
q nve. 81 my ssdy friends. and they
hass .a,ss AZ ssa1ssa sss me Tor doing 30. fss
lss q. "a 81. columbus. ohio.
Dr. Nllss' NsFslne Il sola ~ ysus
sru04lst ~he ~sii guarantees that the
ersf bottis Will psnsol " u falis. NJ
wIIl Fefuod your Wonsx.
Miles Medical Co. EIkhars Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
COFFEE

Why doesn't your gro
Ger moneyback every
thing2
Can't get the goods or
the money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24

Your grocer returns your money u you don't
Nike SShillng's Best We pay him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
Often The KidasJs 40 !.
Weakened b. 9'sl'
.,,,. v,,neys Nake lnTsE

Unhealthy kIdneJs ~ -
1t used 70 be eoIlslassll.l ea..sl,. v.,s J
urinary and bladder 'ioa.', ~ \, q
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-20

In the upper
left is a
scene in
Hoag's Can
yon, Corona,
by G. H.
Merriam.
First prize.
Lower left
"Flapjacks,"
Gus Linde-
ken, Jr.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-20

The Sunday Herald offers
prize of 81 for the best and 81
for the second best photograph
made by an amateur. all the
work thereon to be his own.
Prints submitted must be for
the exclusive use of The Her
aid In any way and must not
have been previously pub
Iished. No prints will be re-
turned. Sender's name and
address with title of picture
must be on the back of each
print.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, May 20, 1908
Z e sysere2 sPs T2 a5 q M 4ae the eeaa aa @
making with stale stock 30 cars on sale OF whcn
i6 az Jersey city and Il at Goth street he n2Tiet
.teadv Others lower all grades OF cows decnned
10Ql5c Of cattle were carried over Oranar
to choice sold S. 25qS6 30 per 100 10; g'oa
10 choice oxen 81 eo1S6 25; bulls S4gSi 30; cows At
80 slgs5: tai-ends 81 Dressed beef slow at S4sY
lie per h later cables Exports from this port To-
re liverpool viii take 1850 quarters OF beef for
the Swift Company. and 1.450 quarters for o,e
Noris Raef COMPANY ana Bernudiau Will carry 10
Ia 2loLLIs es csttia and So sheen for W Daniels.
MICH COWS-Receipts were es head. including Us
FOR SUBURBAN and 30 for the market The feeng
was rteady all grades and the offerings were soI9
out choice ewes. calf included sold at S'a
go SaIyEs-Receipts were 4712 head. including sa1
head direct and 4021 head for the market
arrivals. 411o head sale. OF
which a3s head and 1.772 head at
Jersey CITY The market slow and very uneven,
rices holdne up fairly we'll upper yards but at
Jersey city declined 40d5oc closing DUH with apo1t ~
caIvea Insod common prime veas sold generally az
~ sT, o5 price ct Jersey city cus So 50as3 10
Dressed city dressed veals Saloc Per "
country dressed. 61149c .-. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 2s5f cars or
1sa head Including direct slaughterers and
for the ma ret with the stale stock 10 cars
on sale all at Jersey City. with the exception OF re"
SnaS There was but an Indifferent demand for the
STOCK offered sheep and lambs dul to SHADE
snrng lambs the were not cleared
longer quoted Last year cItipeo l t1-n
non TO Choice rheep SO 50dS5 so 100 10 falr
70 good lambs 56bs6; spring lambs at - 2oQSS 90.
unsborn 81 Dressed mutton ana iaIips sIoM
mutton at a61o1Ac per N: sales at lie: arps
I1i6I3l1c: city dressed spring lambs at 5g6c per 10
and shGs7 per country dressed 90 al Sosso
pei u0GS~Recepts "a 1o.0o5 head in
cIiIng about y be sold. The market was nrIn
10 16c higher. Reported sales OF New YORK "a
were at s6 per 100 10: pigs. 50 CO. Virginia do' % oo
roilRhs
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
LIGHTING PLANT FOR HOTEL.

The old-fashioaed four story dwelling house NO.
.s West z5th ST. owned by William Waldorf Astor
ana Immediately adjoining the plot 10 be occupied
bg the proposed addition the Hotel Astor, is TO
be renodeied. The building viii be reftted with
an electric lighting and heating plant, the i'm
provements being identical with those made to a
similar dwelling Immediately in the rear at No. 2l9
West 44th St also owned by Mr.. Astor. Clarence
L. sefert IS the architect.
Plans have also been filed for enlarging and re
modelling the four story dwellisg house No 1oS
East 18th ST. the improvements being made for Dr.
De Faux as owner Herts e. Talant the archi-
tects
M. A. Singer as architect for the Garden direc-
Tors. has fled plans with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for reftting the auditorium Of the Madison
szuare Garden for the International Mining Ex-
nihitior. 10 ne held AT the Garden from May % 10
June 2N The drawings show a large allotment of
me main hoor assigned 10 the foreign exhibits OF
Minerals and heavy mining machinery. The booths
sse TO be arranged in a mammoth ellipse, and are
10 be covered with nreproof burlap.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
BUYS Il BLOCK FRONT.
Site To Be Imwoued zcith Taoo
4 D1rtment Houses.

Arnold, Byrne & Baurnann have sold for the Fort
Washington syndicate to the Brodie Realty Com
pany. Of which George A Fisher is president. the
block front on the west side of Broadway between
Nth and 18th streets. The size Of the plot is
255X1oo feet. Two elevator apartment houses sim
liar the structures erected by Mr. Fisher at
Broadway and Hath street be built the
site
Adoiph Miller and Ernest \. Adler have bought
from Mark Weiss. No 232 East 109th street, five
story tenement house with stores on lot 2ox1c0l.
and resold the same to Morris Neumann giving
il in part payment for No. 233 East nth street,
seven story tenement house with stores, on lot
25xl022
I Randolph Jacobs & Co have sold for Som
Brothers a plot lGtxl50 feet at the northwest cor
of 15]st street and Broadway to D Crystal &
Sons, who will erect six story apartment house
the site.
Henry D. Wnans & May have sold No. % East
64th street a four story house on lot 2oxleh5,
for Robert l. Redfeld. executor Of the estate
of Clementine l. stephens, on private terms.
The Irving 2. Loveioy Company has sold for
Joseph l., Buttenwieser the five story fathouse
No 143 East 30th street plot 26Sx9S.9.
Maier Brothers have bought from j Netri the
four story double tenement No. 2o32 Second avenue
lot 3xSl
Frank j Cassidy has sold through James L.
Libby plot at the northeast corner of Jerome
and fremont avenues He has also sold through
A. S. Nichols No West 12lst street. four story
dwelling house. 20X1O0
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

-rh. local market cotton was Quo. ~ for
a. 10 goc for rnddIing upland and nIct'o & a
cilatSco bales Southern sl1ol Ilii
g.ts were teegraphed as fotlo"s ptjirIngton Guiet
unchaIisS a+ tic: Baltimore nominal unchahs e.
H.. st Louis quiet. unchangeo ciyas,gn az steady
ROCK steady. unchanged at le9ct LA SeW orleans
steady unchanged IL 3-loc sales -
Sies. charleston nrn unchanged al Lo1c' ,Ian1bs
seady' Ioper AT 1IIsc: sales 115o bales; NOBLE
aS higher at IOac: Augusta hrin. 80 I.s a
a. II 4 sales 405 bales Estna,ea 600 to 900
ing points ,-S, s5e last and 2s41 last year: al
SaIvaston 600 600 bales againsI 0on n a 800
saa %, ainsf 45e last week and 2Sl last ysa ~
baes rcbsnee special Liverpool cables; spot COT
ton large business doing: sales "a GOO. receipts
1on ana ,ercan 900 adiddng upland eioa-
,Irss opened steady points on on nesf a. q net
lo"er i on f a - points May 5o1d; May-Jnne oSo.
IvnagnIy 5561kd; JulyAugust oo4a; sSetober-
0s Ld: November Dece 1ber aso =. a.
Snr Tannary 95c; January s'9 =
Fabr%ary March 3.d March 4sShd Mum
III ORR AND MEAL-Demsnd Tor nI noun scatterei
slow sales to-day being limited to sIna mas Sere nn
lots wtntep a Aha barely steady -four ruled quiet at
"a uo-tdons The following are prices quo.eu
& 3le W YORK produce Exchange SPINS a ns
70 70 81 So spring clears 81 2ogs4 oo X "a
No winter. s. s5gs4 70: extra aoted Fair TO good
g SO 8, RSE sd fhoee to fancy c6BN
MESqNsieady quoted: KIN dried IS -. i1o BAG
MEAL-sssaay 81 60 eFEEp@wesern steady; city
Steady Western $50 ssrns o red dog ss1 city
niaens. 81 mix: SIS 30 s2e sacks: middling SIS SO
~ - dog sSf all May shipment homny chop'
sss huIk: SOS 90 sacks. oILMEA1. Ssi a s5a 81 90.
s-GopaISS-WHEAT-In face CT considerable bull news
e., Ib.s, market developed weak spot to-dsy that
IT LOT OF etop-ioss orders and resulteo N
declines Of alAe AL months except MAY "h'en
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
TRUST co. TO BUILD.
Kmckerbocker VIII Improue Its
BroadUag Plot.

The Knickerbocker Trust Company is going 10
erect an eight story office building its plot at
Exchange Place and Broadway, from plans by
McKim Mead & White The site was formerly oc-
cupied by the Consolidated Stock Exchange The
parcel has frontage Of g. feet in Broadway 1S3
feet in Exchange Place and g. feet in New ST.
This lot was purchased by the Knickerbocker
Trust Company about e year and a half ago Plans
prepared by McKira, Mead & White for
a twenty story office building, and the contract
for its construction entered into in May, 1907 with
the Fuller Company. The buildings formerly on
the lot were demolished and various contracts for
the foundation, steel work and other parts Of the
building had been entered into by the Fuller COM
pany when the Enicl1erbocker Trust Company
closed its doors Il October last.
In the building which the trust company now
proposes 10 erect, having eight stories above the
Broadway street level the foundations, steel work,
piping. elevator and machinery spaces are TO be
provided that the additional twelve stories can
be built a. any time the trust company sees fit 10
DC BY constructing the proposed eight story
building the company utilzes expensive piece
Of ground. upon which. as vacant property, the
carrying charges were heavy. and puts an end 10
al claims for damages under the old contracts.
part Of the steel for the building was fabricated
soune tine ago and is now in Jersey City.
The building will be ready for occupancy in
April, lsce
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

a slight rally during the first half hour. due 20
covering by shorts continued weak ell day. Excel
lent weather in the Southwest. which is rapidly
maturing the growing crop. the insignificant de-
rland for export and slack inquiry for cash grain
o1;tveighed cables and few damage reports
from Kansas. Pit traders generally were inclined
IN tha bear side and there also free selling by
several prominent longs. The easier tone in corn
had come effect the wheat market The close
vas weak July opened &c To ssc lower at 90lsc
10 gOs4c advanced TO eiisc and declined to S912c
The close WAS at $3.50. Clearanees of wheat and
fo,rr were equal 70 325.560 bushels Primary re-
eints were sS 600 bushels against 591 600 bushels
on the same tiey last year. Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 149 cars. against
21O cars last week and 394 a year ago.
The corn market inclined TO be weak chiefly
berarIse of Favorable weather in the owing
section of this country Demand for the May de-
livery was less than for several days. end.
although that option time touched 20, the
high point recorded yesterday, the price held a
tendency to sag during the greater part OF the day
The official forecast for showers over large sec
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
oruEs mARkE1s1RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 20-CATTLE-Receipts estlmateq sI "a go
obont II 600 head; market steady; steers s39Sa %
anws s3 75a S. 10: hefers So 5o@se 20 bulls 81
calves So bO0S5 %; stockers and feeders 20 %
$50 10 HoGs-Recepts estimated about b,;Ug 2ojUCo
e. 60 a s. e5; butchers 6Qqs5 So light mixed 80 -
n 81 co. choice light 50 co. 50 CO.; packing g. iVg e
MICS 8 40 bulk OF sales. 50 "a 30 oo
21 e. 1sT.rEeceipfs estimated. about II 900 head mar
let steady: sheep 81 5OGS5 90 lambs SO '54 50 aoi
yeariings, SS9S 50 % ~ra-e c.oos.. h,+chars a,d
.hinnsrE 81 7OnS5 TO- common, 81 Dgs5 30 CATILE
Stsady 10 strong; fair TO good shippers 30 % a 90 20
common 81 5GgsS % 9fii9i1i '-'' ~ F' ~
steady. S5 9s6 25. ~ = -,,1 II r..oin,s ooo
head: slow: prime se 6oe 81 yEAIsLIsece
5no head: active and steady. HoGS-Receipts. ..ooo
head 10 &c higher: hesyy sc 'oa oG
- 81, s1 e. 81 20; stays s3 %. SHEEP AND
iaNPsEReeepts 5000 head; sheep slow and steady
handr lambs active and 1oe higher: heavy slow;
s5G S6 SO mn
beas including 800 Southern; market steady TO 1oc
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
sLate July.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York May %, 1903
COFFEE-After quiet ana fairly steady early ses-
sion the coffee easier this afternoon. with
decline Of Is points
sales day Of 80 80 bags The
orened steady unchanged prices decline Of
points during the early session but
became quito later owing 70 Increased offerings
which inclined 70 attribute TO ruuors
governments coffee being sold. although
there seemed 10 te definite basis fer such conclu
sion II is rather anticipated that time
certain grades of Santos coffee in the
oen market pronounced and counter
circulated regarding offerings OF govern
rlent The governrnent however has announced
will sell its coffee below Ger
and be trusted. to-
day's rurnors are hardly likely be confirmed The
slightly easier French
market while during the early session there was some
demand from shorts found little coffee for sale
The Brazilian not particularly influential tor
receipts about the recently whle or the
-fary markets Rio 25 higher and Santos
Unchanged The coffee steady. with
T,,,o-atIons The 6Asc for Rio No !.
The range prices in the local market to-day
1lrrs
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

COTTOS-The cotton market was nervous ano IT
regular to-day times prices showed sofna
f1rnness. general tendency appeared 70 S,, S ~
ward with the close barely steady a. net oecIe od
sa23 points Sales estimated at -ooo
haIes opened at decline or l4IS
POINTS IN response lower cables ana a favofapis
seemed be considerable
during early session, part OF II coming from
Street shorts. and prices rsnea 70 ,hscp h Of or
T,onts was followed by another bulge during the a..
afternoon carrying July I3c and octoper 10 o-f'
or 3q7 points higher. Later months we're Fes "a.
lively easy. failing 70 rally 10 me cIosIis
later whole market "eahsHe-.
with New orleans strong local interests
& practically the low lS'iit ~
+ba session Private cables attributed the cecihe II
1ocav there was ar opinion that stradaIe
selling in Liverpool and buying mere ne tettaT
late attriputeo 70
cron rTtces hut while official map ana Iorecas IA m
sone The probability unsettled weather re e
80 - rseE Weather conditions becoming more
Win the advance OF the season: and aIIeIlo
s turninr 10 the possible showing OF the so'elh
cr9 snge o contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

lower choice export and dressed beef steers SeF
stockers and feeders. 81 % So 40 Southern steers
s. 65 s6 25: Southern cows 81 SOC s. 90 natiEe coV
g 25 s. so native heifeTs. 81 - S6 90 bulls 50
q So calves So 5oa ss HoGS-Receipts, 16 600 head:
weak; 50 SO; bulk OF sal
s. IS ass So heavy S. 5Og 60 packers and budeh
ers 35T IS So; light IS 25d s. AZ y; pigs 81 eOg
s. 65 sHEEP-Receipts, 800 head; market wsak:
lambs, 81 75ds ewes and Zearinsss, - s: :
stockers feeders. SO a 81 %
Ttttaburg NAV 2o-cATTLE-Su Supply light: market
steady choice s6 T5aS7 prime Sc 45ds6 So veal calves
$50 81 75 sHEFP-Supply light slow: prime wethers
s. 2GGsS go: cus common So 25Gs3 q lambs S6q
se "a T+OGS-Receipt= light; active: higher: prime
eio. rnednrne ard heavy Workers S. 30: light York
er s 5Gs5 S0 piss s. 1oas5 Is: roughs. 81 5oaS5 10
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

ton OF the belt rDw-ver. tended 70 check the
decline The market closed weak and the
lowest point. May opened at 7s24. sold up to 80.
and then declined 70 J7Iz. where IL closed July
opened 1sc 70 sc lower at ss1ac 66s.c. sold OF TO
s51.c and closed at S61lc 70 $3.50 Local receipts
16e cars. with 3s Of contract grade.
Oats were duh and steady with prices confined
within &c range There was some selling on the
favorable weather for the crop. July opened
unchanged at +FTsc sold of 4s9sc and closed at
4S&4c 10 $3.50 Local receipts were 1ss cars.
Despite Sc ta 10c advance in live hogs. provi-
sions iacliled to be weak because OF realizing
sales by small longs and local packers. The close
was steady at moderate decline. Final quotations
July pork were off 1212c at s13 62ie. Lard was
down sc at $780,. Ribs were 71zc lower at 81 50.
Estimated, receipts for tomorrow Wheat. 1S
cars; corn> 200 cars: oats. 146 hogs. $4,000
head
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
PLANS FOR MADTowN FACTORY.

substitute plans have been filed for the enlarge
n'sn Of the six story mandatory No Z2 East
WI ST, owned by Rees Rees. and for the re-
Construction Of The four story Office and store build
ing al No 81 s,ortlandt ST into three story struct-
ue' 10 be occupied as a printing house with Of
.oes Three sets of plans have now been submit
eo ior this Improvement. r. A Rookie and Will
CT kurzter are the architects.
-she Manhattan plans for new buildings recorded
yesterday cornprise a one story store building. 100
~ - frontage and 100 feet deep. TO be erected Tor
hef Wolf at the northeast corner OF Audu-
''u ave. and islst St al a cost Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
Realty NOTES.

The Mcvickar-GaiIlard Realty Company has
leased for the Forty-sixth Street and Broadway
Realty Company TO Sartoris Brothers the store
at No 1541 Broadway for a term of years; also
for the International Shoe Company William
Nicholson the store No 1899 Broadway.
Ernst & Calm have sold for Jacob Marx a three
story detached frame dwelling house, No 1872
Market st. Paterson. n. ]. It is plot 45xS9
feet.
G. Brettell & Son have leased for Miss Free
born for term of years the brick business build
ing with store, No. 1886 Cd ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
BIG DEAL IN TUNNEL ZONE.

q, Prudential Real Estate Corporation, OF which
So T. Duross is president has secured
- three yesrs lease from Mrs. e A peming
- ne property at the northwest corner Of 9TH ave
ssa St. 75x75 feet Il comprises Eve old houses
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago May 2o-The local wheat market was
weak today because Of the excellent prospects for
an early harvest in the southwest AT the ciose
to sc oats wer. shade lower Provisions were
down sc 10 12i2c.
Wheat opened weak, and with the exception OF