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New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Convention Called to Discuss
Statewide Really Matters

The Real Estate Association Of the
State of New York will hold a convcn-
tion in Syracuse March 20 and 29 at
which it will discuss matters of state
wide interest. The proposed income
tax, the tax lien law, the Brcslin bill
and instalment selling are among the
subjects now before the Legislature
which will receive attention.
reconstruction is also given promi-
nencc on the programme, the subjects
being housing plan for the State of
New York, aid to soldiers who desire
to take up farming and state mort
gage bank to make real estate more
liquid asset.
James Frnnk, A. S. Pratt. Stephen
Yates and John ". Paris arc among
The delegates who viii attend
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

eTH Ho-s,,, Av eso apa b. JnO Mc{5setIcy to Moe
71 'ql9 adaGess a6 $50 qth az and s. 500
frank Hughes to + = Taylor Corr. Times Bldg
Tines Tines square; ~ yrs from April l.. 1913,
BoWERY. Bsyard st. lOOx2O0 all Third
AZ Railway Co. to Max Garfreikel. L. l20th ST .
9 = T,l2 yrs from oct. l. 1919, atty, Jacob
l'pIa Ill., ST nd llQ,lli n E all VIM Carlton g Hy
ffom IRON March /. 1919. atty. Jos I. Weed 100
7TH Av. 2i4o. St. Il. Frank wndbolz 10 e Seres gyo
PRODUCTS, Inc, - Broad st; yrs from May
J. 1913; attys Carr e Hill. 100 Broad
BWSy s7ss s,1 r,, r. 20 s. go
hy NJ ko'enhers. 1910 Bway. yrs from MAY
1913, atty. NJ q Buchdahl. 1856 Bway . S. 900
Bronx
18TH ST. t. 1856 Willow ST. I5sr2o2 2; all
Imon }D soa Rall~ay Go to Conne Daniels q Anthony
l5 1918 auys Council. Danies & Anthony Inc
. s1i 18th st; taxes. etc. and sSi645 for term
l49IH ST. E, extends from Gerard St to Walton
AZ LsSo: al Peter Bryce and ano, e1rs, 70
Knights Of Pythias. Bronx Temple Assn Inc 52o
Cotrandt ay: 81 yle from completion Of bldg:
Oct q, 1917; attys. & s Meyers. l Madison
o. . ID
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Plot Buyer 10 Build Factory

The RomanCallman Company has
sold for the Colonial Bank d plot 15ox
100 in Thirteenth Street, near Van
Alst Avenue, Long Island City, close
to the Bridge Plaza station.
The same brokers have also arranged
a loan for the purchaser, who will i'm
prove the plot with three story man
ufaCtorv
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Plans Home at Pelham Manor

Fish e. Marvin have sold for the
Withe rbee Real Estate and Improve
ment Company nine lots on Monterey
Avenue at Pelham Manor to Francis C.
Robertson, who will erect large stone
residence for his own occupancy.
The same brokers have rented for
Mrs. NJ. r. Evans her house at Scars
dale, furnished, for the summer, to
Mrs. Emily P. Lesher, of this city, and
Villa, on Drake Road, Scarsdale, also
to q Clicnt Of this citY
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

SHERMAN. FREDERICK W.--fN ruRss.'
ance OF M order of Honorable John =,
cohaian, Surrogate Uf the Counfy oi Ns-
sons having claims against FREDERICK "
sherman. late of the County OF New fors.
ers thereof. to The subscriber. at his place
of transactlng business, at the once % %
MerlSie q Merkle. his attorneys. at No, y"
Broadway. IN the Borough Of Manha,wwa; ~.
~ the city Of New York, State OF NJ
York. on or before the 25th day OF Jup'
1919.
Dated New York, the 18th day OF JAZZ
uary. 1919
ROBERT A. BROWN. Executor
MERkLE q MERKLE. Attorneys 80 i"s
Executor, Once and P. o. Address. 80
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Assignments of Mortgages

lolSr ST p "; 18Th st; eo5-7 W; l7eh g.
s9 g''a $ '9s t. @ 1--WE ~ sP F a, '1s a5s
l99d St. =; l25'I 81 216 2; Alfred r Hess 4
Co. 20 Brasd%sg % ass as trustee o'VrI NH cman nl0n s 9s
of hf1 r1 hess Aloer' ct al a'tys Elkus
cGtMBts ''a"'s Av ~ a':s, ssrb @ saeh miro g. oos
Agnes Smith 70 Jno Il o'Hea & Jno i o'iIes to
III e2 ,s,sls Mssizky IS s9th st; atty. Abr Cohen.
iTn 81 52s W Dorothy rropertS GO %'p to s'aSp Kew
aJf nos1,ay ndny 'grpn s5o Riverside Driye atty
aisr s. "; In'ge. $4,000 Clarence Cohen & alo'
Broaasay siy. Abr cdhca In Broa,'ay 5go sgo
WEI lND lN Az 40; l. 7 4 r Co 10 Gerty Ttncr.
cRorm s,'a., sr; ntss 5000 Walter w6iis 6'sVgo to
e28 Kelly st. Bron1. auy. Leo schafrsn' Il
.r, ahsm9ers M ct assigns. cach........... 500
Simon 70 samuel Simon % Pitt s, "a a'Y. pnft 1saor ae
sor,i s1msn ar IT 'Tro,t = rrosa@sy. '''. 500
3 flp ss,cn'oa ezra Wes'tnsg sSensg ano sd%,' si,o,
''ru ST ig6 v. misc, SIS 900 Harris i, col, IL
,aHIr : 4 4 cst ,J e. 70 pfos1 Il ".'''' ny si
nanr. zS9I Amsterdam az; attg Geo # Hyde
90" ~" ''''' .. .'t...s... '..,..,..., 81 800
seio oanda hsasI "as' aoG d. s" so,' = ll1'sS1
stor, co no' ~. ,Niah'l4s az; atty r1iic
MORRIS p. ~ = 3 30 cameron II. bosa,g Sl9o
m5ils 59sqs" ~ hs1s 70 s'nc ,'s.,d s; 900
riiihD Az y g nm y. s52si5s. wv 'si
assmE \ y Tito 4 Ms 60. 1s5 n'way. iss HSS 900
""n1n rn'., IhoP; y Title q Mtg 10 TO American
ianI., inn., IN, l5J U~sy. any. sainc 80 t25 non
hthTiSu Az ~ bnrocs p Kabo, or 10 Nsry
,;s,t nnTncf' n,f' 2@lo Ellh Az atty. u Kabcll ~
is,kr XXI, y. p@s y AmerIcnn aoaI Estate 90 10
Inse a. 's, 80 - io'h St and ano, atty. ffetk
coLtiIiE Ay. 1913 Ella l. Enncc ana sno. indI
tii"vA@.W ana AZ care. 10 John J. iDonohue 10,
EwsSn I'm st; atty. y Y tito 4 M,go 60, iS,
bAL.Y ~. 2s2o Thos + Keily 10 Ias XIV XIV
Eas. E9as ohaefclc az; atty. J1ile Guar T. r CO. I7s
''suTsfoN u,oN ,Ay 2S9o; Arrow IIoidng CORN H.
n i"tnna nseyn.b - berxinsn; sl7i nnyersiy ay sity
,esy,.,, ,,nfsrRInsn 2s0t Tlairi ~ ..., -. al ooo
''S''t na 'as,o5 a. Guaranteed sftgs Co. L, John
Gusranned Me- 'siMofsn; IN = ). as comm; nty.
'v3rot ~ q. Ay i574 Igratz Roth 10 Max j. xiii
sau !, ''"'" 'Afh =" atty. Frcdk Irse. s5 Mas
o'n'h,hock "a Az zosi rrcds esoniI,wor,h ,r,s
~ ninA ~ hNkllsin, Stone AZ Ossininy Vi "
9'''' ' IL Eaechler ii2s Il fremont Az 81 800
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
City to Acquire 100
Acres of Shore Front

The Jersey City, N. j., City Com
mission yesterday adopted resolution
offered by Commissioner A. Harry
Moore to acquire upward of 100 acres
Of water front meadow land on Newark
Bay and the Hackensack River, be-
tween the Bayonne City line on the
south and the Central Railroad tracks
on the north: The property to be &C
quired for future shipping for city
owned docks
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Church May Sell Lot

Justice Daniel +. Cohalan. of the
Supreme Court, has granted permission
to the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
st. Matthew to sell lot on the cast
side Of Broadway. 20 feet south Of
lA2d Street, 2ox7o, known "a 3d7s
Broadway, to Saul Mande baum for
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Natanson Acquires
Tall 10Th Street Apartment

Max N. Natanson has purchased
from the Elsec Realty Company,
George Roscnfeld, president, Lassanno
Court, a ten-story apartment house, at
307 to 81 West Seventy ninth Street,
on plot 100x100. Lassanno Court ad
joins the New Century Apartment, at
the West End Avenue corner.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

sgrh lr,i1 - Sr u y; Bel + Kiiensu. Inc. ait Char
'9'1 ~ ~ ": 1obn keliy Plumbing and ct,, ~
iist'T'h"' isIS 20 as1 james II BfcD Q, al Jan 2s
Vt NICHOLAS Ay. -. " mcf-,uty ne s'i ~ 5v
ms ss' Julian bcnediet ot al July ii. ioi'iis
ssT MIcnoiAs AZ 49, John wontsunesS ~ ~, ~
hAME PROPERTY. Ue,usn Wagner sg. LuIu I,en ,en'
e1let Ct al; jug II. 1915 sao a.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Jersey Factories i'm Demand

William P. Cleaver. of this city. has
just sold 10 Reuben Warshawsky ,ns
two story factory building, on Pie'
30xl00, at 2l Baldwin Street, NeM
ark, \. ]. The new owner Will equ'F
the factory as chemical lahorato'1'
Tho transaction was negotiated ny -
L. Fcibicnan 4 Co, 1888 Bread Street,
Newark, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
100000 Lease From Plans

Edward j. Hogan has leased to the
United Cigar Stores Company for the
Fordwa Realty Corporation the corner
store in the store building to be erected
at the southeast corner of Fifth Street
and Avenue Il. The lease is for ten
years and the rental will be appproxi-
mately 100000. The +. W. Woolworth
Company viii use II large part Of the
same building for one of its stores, the
lease having been made by the same
broltrr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Tall Building for 4lst Street

Plans were filed yesterday for alter
ing the premises at ll9 to l4l West
Fortyflst Street into a fifteen story
store and loft building. The structure
will be built by Woodbury. & Langdon
Company. Inc. The architects, May
nickc & FRANKIE, estimate the coat at
100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
NEW JERSEY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW YORK STATE

hQh SALE New Rochelle. ~ Y. q, 90.
fe.,,',nsm fanam hosd. corner Drake Ayenue
=, '1,nsr ,nsr house and garage istx2iJ r.. more
bs.,.sss. ,.ss. House. u rooms. 2 baths. a ,oilefs
,Sn,ers ,,s pantry. J. L. Mott pInnhinr o"s,~ a. M
npssysrsss, wa.s, heating system. Al rnodern I'm i'm
places for gas or logs; electric ba "pen ed mrs
s.sns ~ :, ,a,, ,n ,eyery room. te,siy decorated
gs,sn gsnnx french shower bath, receptsrle
a,anas ,.. ~ every bedroom Csmen,sd c~iisr. ~asr
srss, wass. ,asgniicsnt priyst hedges SHADE
r,,rs. ,...aDle garden: chicfsn houses and
sps'nsss requires ownera reridepee I"ks ia ot
ss.,,n. y. - Garage for or nachlnss ~
ssgp"v. any amount can fenain nm ,nnn. d,."
S"sy 70 svlt purchaser. Beep al anv u,as
=. Mullen. zis Market Street. Mewart sae
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
New Home for Property Owners

The Harlem Property Owners As
sociation leased new meeting rooms in
the Chatham and Phoenix National
Bank building, 81 West 125th Street.
from May I. The meeting nights will
be the first and third Thursdays of the
month.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
House at Park Hill Sold

Albert Lockwood has sold the brick
dwelling and garage at $40 Park Hill
Avenue, Park Hill, to Lewis RUSSELL
manufacturer of machinery, who
moved to Yonkers from Washington
Heights.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Lingane Estate Property Sold

Edward r. Hamilton & Co. have sold
to Garvin Rowe the Lingane estate,
comprising three acres on Gregory
Avenue, West Orange, N. j.. on which
is q large residence and stable.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

Col.uMBts AV II 72d st, 1902 or5o. Nor,. ,
u Tcoker loans - West Seyenty- -nrcond <. ..n
Inc. to make alterations two paymentsj SO ooo
Bronx
LOT II. map Of part OF Section G. Esdenvsld
nnrohh co>rrraii,c Building and Loan Assorin >
'o" 'o""s "iei u Myren. 10 erect a dwelling.
~ AV, cs, 10 10Th st. 4a1r2l16r I,sp" ,rrcr,
Icnjamin Brnrnson loans Anna Henn,fc,i T. =,
erect sy garage -four psJmcntaj .... .3s3. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
BUYER for .Jamaica Dwelling

The Clinton Trading Corpora
ton sold TO George r. Clcary ono
family dwelling at a5 Hcarn Avenue,
Cedar Manor, Jamaica, on "A plot 30x90.
T.. koeppicus was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Commuters! (!

,---.- -, .
kcft SAl<E<-~S w corner Madsor Avenue
ana i3ist street.. %ew York Four-stnry
Fhs3adsSpbta brick. with hrowpssone trim
msssxs; Two Biories and three fats above
.tass contain seven roDfns and beth each
Wei rented and In good order Owner lesv-
IN IN ssste, cofnpeis saie. Price $1,000 lost
szss5oo, ANY reasonable amount on fnort
gage. r., J. MELLEA 2Is Market ~
NeNHrtf. n. j ~,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
w. B. Canbec BUYS at Scarsdalc

The Scarsdale Estate Organization.
Robert f. Farley, president, has sold
for w. b. Ganbee his house at Wal
worth Avenue and Braton Place, in the
Grcenacrc section of Scarsdale, to
James NJ. Mackenzie, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Classified Advertisements
HELP WANTED FEMALE

FlM, HERS; GOOD PAY: LIGHT. AIRY won
70 a'o0M, - HOURS. NJ. SCHNITZER 4 xonn- IN
rs UNIVERSITY PLACE. CORNER 18TH 81 ~.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
LONG ISLAND
THREE SPECIAL, BARGAINS

At Queens-Eght-room stucco and frame
house. Garage. Improvements. 30 minutes
from Broadway. Price s6,7o0. Terms $1,000
cash-
Far Rockaway--1o rooms baths. i'm
provements. Lot 5ox14o. Price $4,000. Easy
terms-
East Elruhurst. Flushing-House. z rooms
and improvements Price $3.50. Terms
$1,000 cash.
W. ARMSTRONG;
500 Fifth Ave. Room 400.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
I0 LEr FoR BusINEss puKposEs

DgEIcEe ron HksT. ~ s1oo SQUARE yKg1 ~
=. ',fr,D wv bCjLpfsn Ds fskp nf nEsr ;Issoo
s.tigM .,iM AcT1CN IMPERATIVE fijFH,tAs 4
~AEEblki4o Lsc.. ~ EAET lzkU ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

WANTED. Man to work auto tops. slip cover
ana trimming. Apply Karl Zepp. Waterbury,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Lis Pcndens
Manhattan

80 Az 5et Lpdo W vukens art Federated Tst-
PAYERS Assn. Inc e. al foreclosure Of mof.gage)
attys, irayath q Henderson.
CHARLES IT. s s, 1917 9 An u. 2oaa5 7lst
st. s. 100 " st ny. 21tloo 4, ijlth q. 1873 80
J.. Guaranty Trust Go of y y oAr, sgt Hcrmlne
= Costing ct al (cops'rqclon Of Wild. attys,
- ,,etso9n, jenningss- & Russell ,..oo,o
hiyer Savings institution AT Sarah l. Mellor I
~ ltofocpsurc uf mortgage atty. T. X Nollmcr
18TH 81 &. l25a 81 Az. q ssog; y part I.
lsth ~. q, 20 81 nv. 03si0s0 300. e part.
's'harino Malenscllch ast bertha M ricpcnbrlng
- lioreeloaufo q mortgage aiY. i G H!fhshn
13b ST. a. go " 9th aY. lG sti0D.1. bdHin "
Acternhn agt Harry Z Alderman IT nj tfofo.
- closure Of monaascl sug. j II Bluusclt
OSi, 1T. sp) ~ John u Coleman. fdn. aet Tlim
Hesliy 90 ~ al lamendeI fofeelospfo II mort,
gagel atty. 4 X iifOsuan.
Bronx
TOWNSEND Az. = S. 100 Belmont H. 90 *
49, George E iiardie agt l. S Building co.
ne. RI Al foreclosure OF inorgagc) auys, car
ringion Il Pierce
LOTS 2ss and $50, parcel Al, msp 33a lots Of
land situated at Woddla"n Heights, 2tth ward
'itJ Real Estate co agt Millard ] Hloomer OF
al foreclosure OF mortgage atiy. II Snaln
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
SITUATIONS WANTED MAZE

BOOKS kept part time: books opened closed: sy.-
, TENS iistalIed ny expert auditor: SIS monthly up.
'ARPtNTER. expert on bungalows cottages etc
wants contracts; complete plans made plans I,
Madison ave ' ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION.
AN OUTDOOR JOB


RED BLOODED MEN
Tractor manufacturers calling for trained
, men to handle their output; salaries paid
higher than you for like work In any
similar hrauch Of industry. They need YOU.
This Is YOUR opportunity to tie up with new
splendid industry with a great future On our
bulletin board are calls for
SALFSNEN OPERATORS
DEMONSTRATORS ENGINEERS
We can train vou In few weeks for one Of
these jobs-waitng for YOU. Write. call phone
to-day for free pass to our shops and tractors
in operation.
~ NJ c. A. TRACTOR SCHOOL.
l59 L. seth St. ~ Y. Tel Leno1 605l.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

'3JH 81, 305s w Morris Byendcr asi Morris
Auekefmsh. owner aud contractor, renewal slla
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

IN PURSUANCE OF AK ORDER or
Honorable John P. Cohalsn. Surrogate
of tho County Of Sew York. NOTICE 10
hereby given to all persons having claims
sEainst Marx ". Mscisy. late Of the County
OK Kew York. deceased, 20 present The same
AZ their place ~ transactlnK business. q
the ofice Of Mark ~. Maciay. tr. No "
william street. IN the city - N,w YORK.
on or before tho 20th day of March nsri
Dated, aew York. The lstb da) Of sep
MARK W. NAcLAY. IP.
ARCHIBALD 81 MACLAr,
AdultntsffatofA
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH or QUEENS
Forest Ellis Gardens
- Minutes rom PenA- etatish
Houses and villa Plots for sa,A
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO
~ w. 3sth ST.. or Forest Hills. l. L
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

WLbINHFsTE IUUNIf
FOR sAIE-LOTS AND ACREAGE PROP
ERTY IN THE BEST RESIDENCE SEC
TON OF NEW ROCHELLE; ALL M
PROvEME.NTS ALSO LARGE ACREAGE
CHESTER COUNTY NEW YORK JOHN
Il TROY, OWNER. NEW ROCHELLE N Y
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW At LAKE MAnorAe
Camp type; stone fireplace: very conveniently
located. with permanent water rights; $3.50 OF
ell sell: furnished $3.50. Lake Mahopac Corpora.
lion. Madison
CLOSE AN ESTATE. $4,000 buys room
house. 50x15o; bal. easy terms. Fitzger-
aid. ~ Railroad Ave, New Rochelle, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING
DIAMONDS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
49, 1-'I1----
TYPTW RtTERs

huliigfsphirgi sltDoEaphy. iype~rins: ell hour;
reasonsble ,oyne. ll6 Nassau St. Beekmsn 4rs.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cobsisn, Surrogate
of the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against John j. McGrath, late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. at its place OF transs cling busl-
ness No IS Wall Street. Borough Of Man
haitian, in the city II New York, o.
before the 5th day OF April next.
Dated, New YORK. the 26th day OF Sep
tember. 1913
UNITED STATES Trust COMPANY
or NEW YORK. Executor.
STEW ART & SuEAREK. Attorneys fof
Executor. ~ Wall Street. Manoattan.
Kew York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-23
CORN COULDN'T HOLD
 NEW RECORD PRICES
Oats Finished on a Balance, While Provisions Switch
 ed About All Day
Ru AssncIaAsa prass

Chicago. March 22.--Although corn today touched new high price record for the 1919 May delivery, the gains as rule did not last. Sharp breaks in the value of rye and barley pulled sup port away from corn and made the close unsettled at 1ac net lower to $ advance, with May $1.4515 O 1. .45 F, and July $1.3715 p1.375s. Oats finished $ c off to 1c up, and provisions unchanged to 12c higher
 Upturns in the corn market obtained their momentum largely from the fact that at first the outlook seemed to be for a continued bulge in quotations on rye and barley. Seaboard exporters were said to be bidding much higher prices for both rye and barley than on yesterday. Later, however, gossip be- came current that the government would dispose of it's stock of rye and would abandon a project to send the grain to Europe. Sentiment in regard to all cereals underwent an immediate change and there was a sudden fading away of orders to buy.
 Larger receipts next week were pre- dicted.
 Oats merely reflected the action of corn. Provisions developed strength notwithstanding sales that were ascribed to packers. Firmness in the hog market and the temporary ascent of corn were the chief incentives to buy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-23
STERLING EXCHANGE AFFECTING COTTON
Close Was Net ' Points Higher to 15 Points Low
 CT for General List
By Associated Press

New York March 22.-An early rally
 r the cotton market was followed by
 nervousness owing to the further decline
 in sterling exchange with the close net
 points higher to 15 points lower on
 new style months. Old style deliveries
 were quiet, but showed relatively broad
 fluctuations owing to the difficulty of
 executing orders with the close net 8
 points lower to 20 points higher
 New style May was relatively firm
 selling up from 24.50c to 24.S5c and clos
 ing at 2472c.
 The market opened steady at a decline
 Of 10 points to an advance of points on new style months as a result of scat
 tered selling encouraged by the good weather in the south and political news suggesting less rapid progress with the peace conference. Offerings were readily abs orbed, however, and the market firmed up during the middle of the morning OF covering and trade buying promoted | by the favorable reports from the goods ! tra de and the firmness of the stock mar ket New style months sold about to | 20 points higher with old crop positions relatively firm as the advance Tn later deliveries was held back by the talk of | better conditions for farm work in the | belt. July sold up to 229oc and new
 style October to 21.22c, but the advance
 was checked at this level by the break 1 in exchange, and later fluctuations were | nervous and irregular With the close | showing reactions of about 10 to l3 points 1 from the best. The break in sterling to ! the lowest levels touched since Novem- | Der, 1915, was very generally discussed
 late in the morning, both in connection with it's bearing upon exports and as likely to result in widening differences | between foreign and American markets. | Reports from the goods trade reported a continued improvement in tone and Fall River advices indicated that several mills which have been closed entirely or run
 ming only part time have either resumed operations or are increasing their out put
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-23
New York Futures
 " York, March '22.-Cotton closed
New Orleans Cotton
Rv Asea,yatss prssa

 New Orleans, March 22.-It was a small market in cotton today and fluctuations were unusually narrow. The tendency vas toward slightly higher levels, chiefly as the result of the reported better feel ing in the spot department, although late in the day the demand rose from ru- mors of reported improvement in the la Dor situation in Egypt. Little was done in the old contract. New contracts at one time, in the early trading were 4 to Il points under the close of yesterday and from this they rose until they were II to IA points over. The close showed net gains of to 12 points on old con tracts while new contracts were l down to up net.
 The weakness of foreign exchange was disturbing element in the market and 1 it plainly restricted business. While 1t generally was regarded as bearish in ! flUence it did not lead to increased sell l ing.
 Spot people stated that the effect of the | or in rates was not as serious as com II. only supposed as most spot houses rec ogniced sometime ago the unfavorable eX- change situation and took steps to pro- 1 tect themselves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-23
SELLING MOVEMENT
 A MARKET FEATURE
Steel Was Again the Leader, Advancing to New High
 for the Year
By Associated Preu

New York. March 22.-SucceedinS an active opening mainly at irresuar ad- yances. today's session of the stock mar ket experienced a selling movement, pre- sumably for profits, which cancelleS most of the early gains.
 United States Steel was again the leader so far as the market developed and real leadership, advancing to the new high of the year of 1OO5s, but lost all it's gain and an additional fraction.
 Oils were the center of another beal attack, Mexican Petroleum forfeiting al most points. Metals also gave way 10 severe pressure and utilities, notably lo- cal fractions, were more adversely al fected by the recent receivership.
 Pools lifted Hide and Leather prefer red and American Can in the later deaI : ings, and some of the more mateflai losses were partly overcome, but steei.' and associated issues held at lowest levels
 Further demora1ization occurred in the foreign exchange market, partlcularY rates for sterling and francs, the former making it's lowest quotation since the removal of banking support on caoles announcing another break in dollar eA- change at London. ... ,-
 An actual contraction of S5S0oo,Oo in loans and discounts by clearing mousse banks & decrease of almost $56,0ooVo III net demand deposits and decrease oI SIS. .O0OOOo in excess reserves reflected the active week in the stock market.
 Bonds eased in most branches, the Lap- ertv division shading when the tourth AIS fell to the new low of 93.64
 limited States coupon and register eo 2s gained per cent, on call during the week,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-23
Cotton Goods Review
By associasoG Press


 New York, March 22-The trading in cotton goods since the opening of the month has been broader and more active than anything recorded since the armis- tice. Values ar generally ftrmer, bu' there is very great irregulaity noted because of the delay in revising some prices. Eastern ginghams are nominal |, ly held at much higher parity than southern lines while the better knowt rela atively than many of the unbranded goods It is possible to buy some line of converters, percales cheaper than cor poration goods may be had for at this time.
 In the last two or three weeks more than 1000,O O0O pieces of print cloth yarl goods have been bought. For the tims being the market on this line of goods due to the very rapid rise and the in- evitable reaction. Advances of 11ac 2 yard were scored from the low points and a reaction of 1ac a yard is reported on some constructions.