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New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
BAYSIDE-FLUSHING SALES.

Following is a list of sales made by the NC
Knight Realty Company in the last two weeks at
Bayside- Flushing: To John Frost, a plot, loOxlco
feet. at Palace Boulevard and Farview ave. to NJ
Prender a plot 4ox100 feet in Linwood ave-; 10
P c. Johnson, plot, S0x1oO feet. in Rlcharo ave
to C. F. Prendergast plot. 6ox1oo feet. in Elmwood
o,,e N A P MohilI plot, 40x10o feet. in Elm
wood ave and to Arthur Snyder, a plot, 6OxlOO
feet in Palace Boulevard
In New York ave- Jamaica: To II. A. Loss plot,
4ox1O0 feet; to S. z. Adams. lot, Eoxl" leet' anu
90 7 KENNY. a lot 9Ox1CO feet. At Vista Lawn
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
TRADING AT JAMAICA ESTATES.

Jamaica Estates report the following recent sales
A plot 6Sxl52 feet Radnor Road between Dom
caster Boulevard and Kent Read; plot 50x200 feet
on Aberdeen Road near Tryon Road; a corner plot
slx1s0 feet on Midland Parkway and Doncaster
boulevard plot 60xl76 feet on Avon Road. be-
tween Henley Road and Doncaster Boulevard a
plot soxl9O feet Doncaster Boulevard, between
Tudor Road and Aberdeen Road and q plot eox2oS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Tiffany st. s. 1858 n n OF i65th 81. 5-sty teo
rs. A5xss each: ThOs ID Malcolm IOnSe
owner; Harry T Howell architect -.
I-ndercIine ave W s. I42 II OF SedgWleA .
2-sty fr dwig 21xS2: Eli sananre- o"ne''
waldo ave E 3 IS n OF 252d -. IL -s.S =
lwlS 40 Ss3s; North Broadway Realty % -
er: Darrach q Beekman. architects -, -
Seminole ave W s. 22O u OF 252d 81. l3-e.5 So
dwlC Al 6x33; North Broadway Realty 70 -
er- Darrach * Rcekman. architects -
semfnole ave W 8 SIS Il OF 2o2d 81. 1-s.S
dwlg T6x29: North broadway Realty 20. w."
Da~rach & Beekmsn. architects - 5vryx
WALDO ave 5. 81 II n Of 2S2d 81. l-sts -. - Tar-
a,lx:Ss. North Broadway Realty co. o~nsr' -
rach a Eeexman. architects a., O.
waldo ave 8 90 70 of sd sL As~,,er.
dwIr 2Dxs3: North Broadway Realty 20. S"
Darrach y Beekusn. architects -.-----''--
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
IN ENLARGE PARK AVENUE HOUSE.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superlnleh-
don't Nurnhv for alterations to the five story
dwelling house at the northeast corner OF farh
avenue and 65th street. A one story front exteh-
sion. aDxoo. and two story rear extension Is 10
be erected at a cost of $500" John SheriiiaA
W. ia the owner Carrere & Hastings are the
architects.
plans have been filed for enlarging the vest1ouie
of the Central Presbyterian Church, at N2 west
67tb street of which the Rev. W. NJ Smith Is
pastor The cost is estimated at sloO oy Cro"'
Lewis & Wickenhoefer. the architects
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
SOME MARLBORO DEALS.

Wood Harmon & Co. report the sale OF plot.
6Ox1OO feet Avenue Y, South Marlboro. 10 Mr.
Furey; also Avenue ., Marlboro. plot 40xl0o
feet to a Mr. Cotter, and two lots to NJ j. Mcguire;
a plot in West 9Th St. Marlboro 10 a Mr. Kron-
meyer another TO a Mr.. Callahan and another 10 a
Mr. Kerr: also in Marlboro. plot in West 4th St.
near Avenue p. TO a Mr. Dennns another in West
Sd st. 65th st. TO a Mr. Fisher. and another
in 65th st. Mr. Heslin.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

~ NJ Davies, a. plot 1oox1Oo feet. at Vista ave and
wilIetts ST. and to E. R. Bennett a pot' ooA1O'
feet in Bovine st.
Aox1oo feet in Oakland ave, and to A NJ klttrlck'
q Mot 6Ox1Oo feet in Oakland ave
At Murray Heights: To H S. Nichols piot'
eox1Oo feet in 30th st; to E. A Morrison a plot
40x1Oo feet, in goth st, and to H l. brehJes' q
Mot 4Ox1O0 feet, in 30th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
oIINDA PARK A SUPERB TRACT.

The tracts in Hastings belonging to Messrs.
shepphard and Befurge have just been laid out
into desirable building lots. The properties now
form, Olinda Park They are splenddly located
between Broadway and Farragut road, two of the
host thoroughfares north of Yonkers. and in the
eastarI, section of the Hudson River valley zone.
They strongly appeal to the investor and home
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
DEAL INVOLVES A MILLION.

Edward J. Moloughney has sold TO Paterno
Brothers a plot OF five lots on the south side of
Hath st. 225 feet east OF Broadway. ON this and
an adjoining parcel, forming plot 225x100 feet
three eight story apartment houses will be built
The operation will involve an outlay Of about
onnnn
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
REALTY INTERESTS TO ORGANIZE

A meeting OF the new real estate s0--.,,.s-
comprising all the principal taxpayers -. o.
tions in greater New York. will be heio q ,-,,cs
fee OF the Allied Real Estate Interests II -, r.
On on wednesdav, At the meeting permanent -
ganization will be perfected and plan iO'
adnnfed-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
Guy STATEN ISLAND LOIS.

l. Sterling Drake has sold for the ]. F. Chal
mers estate to Alfred c. Fisher. OF Manhattan. a
plot at Westerleigh. Mr.. Fisher will Immediately
erect a residence thereon for his occupancy.
The Princes Bay Realty Company has sold FIVE
lots at Tottenvine Staten Island. to Manhattan
buyers who will build homes the property.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
ALONG RICHMOND TERRACE. NEW BRIGHTON.

plots on Summit psce near Malba Drive; plot
in East 18th St. Malba Drive, and seVeral
large plots on Malba, South, Centre ana North
drives Besides the five dwelling houses to be con-
structed at once by the Realty Trust, plans have
been prepared for three expensive houses by plot
owners.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

xarras ave e 8 $50 n OF Burke ava. 49,
aisxsnder and Mary Thompson loans H'6
King
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

m TuF AXE AND BAY DISTRICTS STATEN ISLAND
STATEN ISLAM
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

feet on Midland Parkway. extending tn
Radnor Road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
Capital City Coal Co.,,
 Phone l35. Quick Delivery

ments of footwear through Boston are only about two-thirds those of the same week last year. Dispatches from the West and South are most favorable as few cities reporting tF.e volume ot Dus- mess equal to last years. and these statements are supported by bank ex- changes at these points about the same regarding mercantile collections. all though improvement is noted. Pro- gress fin the iron and steel trade con- tinues irregular, activity increasing In the wire and plate departments, while heavy lines await renewal of normal demand. The outlook is encouraging. however, because improvement in the financial situation continues. Minor metals have advanced still further. in- than domestic demand. although the latter shows fair increase
 Tn the primary markets for textile fabrics there is more inquiry especial . " for small quantities of cotton to be for immediate shipment indicates that stocks in distributing channels are light and goods must be secured TOT delivery sn onders that were taken ous not provided, or, in the expectation or lower prizes would be named by pro ducers before retailers called for them: The decline in prize of raw material has had depressing enect on tne tone of the market for cotton goods and actuai improvement is therefore the more gratifying. while finished pro ducts are no cheaper. Export trade IS light, and competition ot Manehester mills for business in China and India will be more keen this year than ever before. The market for yaolea goods continues very narrow ana no devel- opInents Is expected until after Easter. Current demand is limited to small du- piicater orders for quick delivery of SpFiOR goods. t-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
BIG SUIT FILED.

New York. March 2T.--A suit on file in the Supreme Court in Staten Island brought by the executor of the estate of Jacob Stout, formerly President of the New York Stock Exchange. on be- half of Mrs. Josefa Osborn, seeks to set aside a trust fund of $100,000 pro- vided in Mir. Stout's will for the ben eft of Mrs. Catherine Price Blackburn, and another trust fund of $50, ,O0O for the benefit of Dorothy Blackburn. 2 years of age.
 Mrs. Blackburn is one of the daugh- ters of General Sterling Price of the Confederacy. Mrs Osborn is a step daughter of Mir. Stout. Mir Stout died in July. 1907. at the age of s7. Mrs Blackburn. who with two other daugh- ters Of General Price. inherited a for tune of S60e.O00. has arranged to make vigorous defense to the suit.
 She denies that any deceit was prac- tieed. Through her counsel. William M. K. Olcott. Mrs. Blackburn will declare. it is. said, that Mir Stout knew all about little Dorothy, who was a great favorite with him Dorothy. ac- cording to Mrs. Blackburn. Is the daughter of a woman named Holbe, who is now in Germany. The Holbs woman gave the child to Mrs. Black burn in infancy. Mrs. Black burn ayers that Mrs. Stout knew ell about this transaction and fully understood that the child was. not her own. She will contend that the trust fund set aside for herself and Dorothy was evidence of friendship and afrection. She will further deny that Mir. stout was sub jected to any undue force or persua. sion.
 The suit is extremely complicated and if fought out in onsn court. bids fair to be nest sepastional
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
cHIcAeo CHAIN AND PRepUcE.

Chicago. March 27.-Unsettled weather in the Southwest caused weakness today in the wheat market. the May delivery closing &c. Oats were hc lower. Provisions were 10@ l5c higher.
 The wheat market was weak all day and the volume of trade was small. Some sell ing at the opening was caused by liberal shipments from Argentina hut during the affected chiefly by the weather situation in the Southwest.
 The weather bureau forecasted rain or snow for Missouri and Nebraska tonight but no moisture was predicted for Kansas Private adviceE. however. claimed that rain had fallen today in several sections of that state. A slack demand for cash wheat was an additional bearish factor. The market closed weak.
 May opened Ac to Mc lower at s4Ac to sehc. declined to s4A Ae and closed at
 Giearances of wheat and flour were equal to 260,200 bushels. Exports for the week shown by Bradstreet's were equal fo
 Primary receipts were s2s.ooo bushels. ageinst holiday last year Minneapolis Dg- cars, against s1o last week and holiday last year. +s r 2@t
 The corn market was inclined to be weak weakness of wheat had a depressing effect.
 The close was weak and near the lowest
 May opened a shade to hc lower at SC ss e Nc to ss%c, sold off to ssxc and closed at 6615c. Local receipts were 2T6 ca<a with six contract grade
 Oats were easy, because of the weakness of wheat and corn, ft4
 May opened unchanged at 54M@kc to b4Ac. advanced to 54%c and then declined to s4Nc where it closed Local receipts were 1Ss cars.
 4 is-csnt advance in the price of live hogs caused strong and active market for provisions. Buying was good, for Invest- mept and also for short account The mar ket closed strong with May pork up IS cents at SIS. 05. Lard was 1Oc higher at $S. .22M. Ribs were 10c higher at s7 .O5,
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat 13 cars: corn SIS cars: oats 14s cars: hogs 15,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
THE STOCK MARKET

F " fT
 New York. March 2I.--Prices moved con glnuousiy in tcdays stock market but tho course of the movement changed go often oushiy confused In one in'3ortant stock would pc dtscerned eigns believed Co point 10 distribntion going on while In another uipulation for the purpose of securing stock as eheapiy as possible pointing to aecu- had an inaportant iafiuuenee upon the whole ated by yesterdays announcement of a ter period of early depression.
 Banking officials credited with the f. 6nnsns s .s that r,. rs3orss Sf .. .s had been exaggerated stories were there upon revived ef the irnminence of the plan Tor segregation Of Union Pacific Invest ments for distribution to stockholders. The stoek turned strong again and carried the wn9le 9ie,,da masks, s,s with |, Tn. 5saxy s tone weighed on the whole market and the source of the seiiinS was made cause for sus- importanl H inside sid iassrssts u The % copper % ss- curtties had the advantage of another rise In the price of the metal here and abroad and reports from London Of an improve nent in the genrai market condition for fhe metal. coeditions n the .of, coal trade varied widely as they came from Aiferent districts and this may have accounted for some con. carriers.- The special strength shown by the Canadian group oe railroads wes at trieuted to a foreien origin end the reason for the advance was not usstainsd. Some sustaining force in the general Mist was an effect.
 The com3ilation Of the weekly currency movement showed that the accumulation of cash ifere was going on uninterTuptedly wth the large payments made to the sub treasury on account of return of eovern- ments deposits the gain of <2,73S.ooo made by that institution at the expesne or the banks was amply explpapined. Receipts on Ablance from the Interior by express have been on so liberal a scale as evidently 10 outweigh this drain and establish cash gain of probably between one and two mil. Hon dollars. The payments in excess or current Income, however. obviously operate to.return s:to the channels of the mon ty market and restore the amounts drawn down from government deposits. The governments operations. in fact are inter fering with the growing east of the money conditions ikA .ts ttzfFtf
 Confidence in continued ease of money is expressed amongst stock. exchange por- rowers by zunwiilingness to borrow sums on time in the reliance that the cheaper call loan rate Is destined to persist. t
 hTe easing of our money rate while for eign money markets show some occasional rise in foreign exchange rates. The strong banking forecast helped the later stock market and the earlier uncertainty was largely discarded in a vigorous upbtding of prices to strong closing.
 Bonds we're irregular. Total sales par value ss.472.0po. United States bonds were unchenged on call
 CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
wnArHER 0oE85TIoSs g0HSos sr AND GENERAL

Under the influence of areas of moder- ateIy high barometer over the South Attan- sn; ssS coass ana tns ss. sslsrsss prevails to the east of the. Mississippi Riv- CT, and partly cloudy weather will prevail in Alabama during tonight and Saturday. An extensive area of low barometer covers most of the Interior. with center drifting eastward over Colorado. So far. 1t has cat,s- portions of the middle west and northwest. though cloudy weather prevails in Texas, Arkansas and the Missorri and upper Mis- sIssippi valleys.
 TenpeFSkufe changes have been general ly uniimportant, except a pronohneed rise from Maryland north to the St. Lawrence valley, "a sharp fall in northern Illinois and lows. and rise of eighteen degrees in North Dakota. &
 Teuaperatnro and preciptfaticn ae report cd by tho woather bureau for selected Sou thsrn states during the twenty-four hburI eadinG at am sf,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28

muiating. The textile trade is still de- pressed with short time and wage re- auctions. common in cotton goods manufacture North and South. Fear of a coal strike has subslded and buying Is less active in this. line. The ieath CT and shoe trades are irregular and un- settled. Buying is conservative and while orders are small, they are often urgent Until high cost stocks are out of the way there will be apparently little free buying Shipments of shoes are 26 per cent below last year.
 Business failures for the week end Ing &ss-eh 26 number in the United states 286 against sos last week. and I66 in the like week of 1907. Canadian failures for the week number go against 39 last week and 2l in this week a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
SPINNERs THROTGHOTT WORID

New OrleaTls. March 21.-Secretary Hes ter gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout the world as fol- lows. in round numbers;
 This week (a)249.oo0 this year. against 22l 900 last year. 274, ,000- year before last
 Total since September 1st. this year tb) s,O5S.0O0. against s,s6I.000 last year. and 7.sB7,0OO the, year before,
 or this Northern spinnsrs and Canada took l.329006r bales this year. against g. 1ss 0O0 last year. and l.911.00O the year be- fore Southern spinners 1.594O00, against 1871, 900 last year. and 1,57e. 900 the year before; and foreign spInners 5.130. 900. against 5.oiSo 900 last year. and 4.s7T. 900 the year before.
 (a)-Not including Bremen minus eorreo- tion 1000 bales American
 (b)-Revised by deduction 1000 bales HnI- nus correction Bremen stock American cot- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
RRADsTREETos REPORT.

New fOrk. MarcH -EIdu9lEeet s tomorrow will say:
 The first week of spring has seen an expansion. In retail trade and an eh- Iargeme1t, of. operations In building lines, especially In the West. Con servative estimates of actual needs govern buying and replacement of Brokan stocks is the chief source of iobbIng and wholesale demand
 TraIe in the primary branches is therefore quiet and operations In in- dustrfa1 lines are below normal Fall view of the future crop and price changes. Industrial conditions are still very irregular and short or reduced time Is practically universal The muck increase h activity outside of the seasonab1e lines such as nails wire and tn plate. which have shown In- creaged interest for some weeks past JheFe is talk of pig iron stocks aeeu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. March 2s.-London tin was somewhat irregular with spot closing at l43 The local market was steady with quota tions ranging from S31, 50 I S31 .6sIz
 Copper advanced to 61 pounds 7s Cd for in the London market. Locally market was firm and showed a further slight gain with lake quoted ct S13.12h 8$13. 371k : at SIP S7M o 413. 60.
 Lead was unchanged at IA pounds 7s Sd in London. The local market vas flrrp aud a shade higher at 33 s5 6S4. O0,
 Spelter was unchanged at 21 pounds in London and at $4 so@t4. 70 locally.
 Iron vas lower In the English market cieYelapd warrants at s2s Sd. No ehange reported locally
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
wNw YOnK COTTON.

N~~, york March 27-Ths cotton market x as nervous and irregular today and not ulfhetandin9 buliish Southern spot news. was generally lower closing steady at ne. points Sales for the day were estimated
 Ths market opened easy at a decline of eight to thirteen points with Nnost ot the active months selling at practically the low kixures of last Tuesday while new crop decline was due to renewal of yesterdays late selling movement which seemed tc ba encouraged by easier Liverpool cables and good weather in the South. but around g s2 for May there was a good demand from important spot and banking interests kef rallied to nearly the closing prices Of the previous day during the middle ses. sion. As soon as shorts had been supplied however the market showed the absence of important bull support by easing of n the late trading with old crop mo1tns closing at a net decline of B9lS pofnts. New crop poAitions were relatively quiet ana steady during the afternoon owing to pTi- vate predictions of less favorable weather in the Southwest.
 Private wires from the South reported q continued improvement in the Interior mar kets, but official advices indicated de- cline of Nc at Savannah, with other mar kets generally unchanged. Exports for the day were heavier and receipts continued light The cotton exchange will be closed on Friday. April 17th and on Saturday.
 Receipts at the ports today 1s.4s1 bales. against l7.814 last week and 24,es7 last year. For the week s5,O0O bales, against s1.se7 last week and f47.e4s last year.
 Today's receipts at New orleans s.4eo ton 5.329 bales, against SIPS last year.
 Truturea openad easy and closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
NEYY ORLEANs CoTTON.

New orleans. March 27.-spot cotton was steady hc down on all grades. Middling 10lac. Sales were L45o bales on the spot and TOO to arrive.
 Futures opened steady. five to ten points below the closing of yesterday. Adviceg received from abroad were to the effect that discouraging trade conditions existed
 there, that the continent continued to make gloomy reports of various natures and that there were rumors of large can- celiatlons of contracts in Germany.
 These reports were received before the opening and accounted for the low levels which prevailed at 4he start. 4 lower spot market also aided in bringing about the depression. and at the close. which was easy the active months were four to twelve points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
Retail Trade In Spring Goods Make
 Further PFOwreG. .t

Further Progress.
 New York. March 27.-R. G. Dun 6 Co, 8 weekly review of trade tomorrow will say:
 Retail trade in spring goods has made further progress and the conservative buying of the dealers in preparing for current distribution is now providing good complementary demand from wholesale and Jobbing houses. Unqs- ually advanced weather in many sec- tions stimulates business and agricul- tural work is making an early start. Tn the leading industries there is evil denee of gradual increase in contracts, many plants preparing for greatr aetiv- ity on Aprll21 while proposed redue- tons In wages have produced no threats of strikes.
 The best news of the week as to misunderstanding eona aitione come from the leather industry although ship
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS VISIBLE aEPRLY aTAEEALEA.

New Orleans. March 27.-Secretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and teiegraphic advices compares the figures Of this week with last week. last year and the year before. It shows a decrease for the week just closed of @s1.095, against a de-