The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 27, 1908, Image 22

The Oregon daily journal., September 27, 1908, Page 22, Image 22

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1908)

Prev Page of 58 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 58 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND SUNPAV" MORNINO. SEPTEMDEK 27, 1003. SIGHTS FOR APART. OUSES EAGERLY S PRESS BUTIOII SUBURBAN LOTS ARE illllMIA Mil II nil IT IN DEMAND AGAIN ill BED GOES 81,600 PER ACRE OUGHT i, . . - . . , f r Purchase of apartment houa ttM ' la th upper Washington street district aad the acqulaltlon of aeveral suburban aereaa-a traots available for subdivision .ware tha principal features of the local realty market during ttia month Jus eotnlng to cloaa. Not less than half a dosen new apartment liouaa sites, lo- eated en either aide of Washington atreet, waat of Twentieth, hava been ao cjutred by Invaatora since September 1, " and In vary Instance work on tha naw -building la already under way. Aa a . reault of th' movement, a larra num ber of handaoma naw apartment, rep reeenllng an expemllturo of over $300,. ' an, win be comoleted and ready for , ecoupanry along upper Washington treat, within tha next alx montha. i Tha demand for tfala claaa of living aoartmenta haa greatly lncreaaed in '.. tha laat year or two. and aa tha re- turna from euch tnvestmsnts la entlre- , Jy satisfactory, capital la coming mr- ward to supply la a aamana. i arabarbaa tot Balllaf AgaU. I On aooount af tha pronourioed revival of tha eale of lota la suburban resi dence addition, local capitalist have been quietly picking up choice tract of acreage that will soon com Into da tnand for subdivision purchase. , In, tha vicinity of Rose City Park and in tb district east of M on ta villa aeveral rilecea of acreage hava been taken over ecently. On tha lower peninsula, pur chaaea of email tract have baan re ported In. the paat week or o, and Jong tha Salem electrio Una. aeveral ale of thl character of property have baan recently' mad. An aoUva demand for residence altea la tha high priced dlatrlot 1 aJao a feature of recent trading. Property In Irvington and Holladav Park ha been unusually active of lata, while a num ber of aalee In the Hawthorne Park ad dition have been reported. Alao In tha dlatrlot waat of Twenty-fourth street Jong Norhrup. Pettygrova and Mar ahalf areata, much valuable property ha changed hand In the paat few day. sTsw steoord t tlO.OOd. A four-storr anartmant bona. to eost $40,000, will be erected On thl lot in tna next three montha H. M. Lombard ha closed a deal with Oeorge Morrla for the purcbaae of a tract of acreage, near the Salem electric line, southwest or the city considers-I lion, izi.pou. aVaaellae Bead Tract Sold. Jaraea II. Alrey ha purchaaed from H. K. Llttlefleld a 10-a.cre tract en the Uaaellne road, eaat of Jdon ta villa con sideration. 18.600. Miss Helen A. Toung ha a purchased rrom jonn rjcaiuna a houaa and lot at the northwest corner of Croebv and Broadway atreet. In Irving' Harbor view addition, for 17.600. i n nouse and lot at tna southeast I corner of Schuyler and Kaat Nine teenth atreet. Irvlnrton. haa been pur chased by Nort J. Edwards from J. 'F. Daneke for 33.000. Block in Pulton addition, ha been purchased by J, H. Montgomery rrom Alexander Kelael tor 6.600. B. P, Northrup haa sold to Mr. Ag nes Nlbley a handaoma residence occu pying a id-foot lot on Eaat Eighteenth atreet. between Tillamook and Thomp son aireeta lor is.Boe, 014 School Property Bold. The eaat half of block 13. faclnal Shorn atreet, between Mlaaouri and I Minnesota avenue, haa been purchased v m. to. Thompson and associate lor I ft. ooo. The property lormerly belonged to the city school district. ' I The property at tna northeast corner I hi., ... p r?r. ..... 'J , k v , , In n. .. .'i WiW "-' "?J s" '"' ' ' ' i. Hn, iMimur I linn 1 nil mil nmit i mlam .- Mll.ii1iiiiUiifc.'W The Disappearing Slnmbcr- Prame Latest "Wrinkle In Apartment iTonses. Tha very nawaat thina la n.'pim.Vi " wMirsmiOB IM ma Alimrwlx bad. Thl moat naoesaary piece af far. nltur. which yanlabaa at tha touch f a onuoo ar aprln:. U tha produot of me aamana ror rurnlahad inirimmi. loa In and at rentala hloh ao at larga hole Into tha ordinary aalary and Inooma Tha bad Itself la mount ad on rollera and by a presa-tha-button arrangement la tha uaatlaDlaea t mowing roon can b pulled from out New Kecord For Agricultur al Acreage In This State naw record erica waa naM for tin a River orchard land laat weak, tod tha eaia alao probably aatabllshe a naw record prlo for agricultural land m Oregon. Tha aala wag of a 10-aora tract- at In 7-year-old Newtown Pipnlna and Spltianbar treea, aU bearln heavllv. which wa purchaaed by Franlc 8. Deem, lata of Illlnoia, for $1,600 an acra. The tract waa a irt of ih t.ann .v, . Of M. It. HulL located an tha .1. . xL vft11 onth Jina of tha Mount Hood railway, which I considered tha Residence of A. I. Oraa, 604 Alberta Street: ' The highest price yet recorded for , 7oo urn property wa paid lor a esxiov oot lot on Flanders atreet between fev nteenth and Twenty-first streets, dur ing the paat week, when Charles IMerke oia 10 a wiuameiie vaney eapitaut tint above site for 114.000. t Thl I at the rata of a little over 300 a foot, and Is considerably mora ' than ha ever been paid for property in mat oieirici. - Another recant aala of property In that dietrdlct wa the 60x100 foot lot auljolning on tha north the Spencer Apartment-house, at tha northwest cor ner of King and Wayne street. Thl holding waa eold by William Robb to tha Hanover Building , company for I of Eaat Sixth and Preacott streets haa been purchased bv John Twohv from H. B. Taylor for lt.250. W. C Alrord aold five lot In Irvlng ton during tha cast week. Mr. Sarah E. Bradley purchaaed two lot in block 107 for a confederation of 13,000; John P. McEntee, two lot In block 90, consid eration, $3,006; and one lot to Mr. Matilda Akin in block 107 for 11.260. Ellis O. Hughe ha aold to Mrs. Min nie J. Washerman a quarter-block on Eaat Sixteenth street, between Thomp son and Brazee atreet for $2,600. E. W BaughmXh haa aold to Harriet M. Larlnger a house and lot on East Thirty-fourth atreet, between Alder and Morrison street, consideration, $3,600. Twelve lot In the Smithaon Land company' addition, University Park, haa been purchaaed by Frank W. Oa born from Harry F. Bell for $1,600. O. A. Cobb haa purchaaed from Wil liam Ryan a house and lot at the north east corner of Magnolia and Eaat Eighth etreeta, Woodlawn, considera tion Mj.VVV. Creed T. Evans ha aold to Emerson Gould a house and three lota In Monta vllla for IS.00O. A. J. Cohn haa nurchased from .T. R Ortaohlld a Quarter block on tha north east corner of Eaat Twelfth and Schuv. ler streets. Holladay. Park, for a con sideration of $3,600. , William I Kill ha nurehaael f ram Adam Tost a houaa and lot on Mai lory avenue, near Fremont atreet, for $3,600 !....... .... i.. .t '..,' . , . ' it, J.? .... V . ' y-y-A & 1 e - - . v"- j :p .r- f ;' vJtU .-f- jr c I i , ? , 111 -1 1 i 7 H k - 1 " - i - -t" i' ,NvCai Uv.v ( ,r. - ' . 3 -KyS.. MwkaaaattkM hw0,f ln tn whan needed andll!!"" P,P, orchard In tha state. Th pu.hed back IntoJU plch Twhen th I WJL P14. '' th" tract exceed the ALL NORTH WEST WILL COME TO ! PORTLAND'S NEW STOCKYARDS Residence of Mrs. D. Schade, East Sixth and Hassalo Street By O. M. Plummer, Secretary Portland ; Vnion Stockyards,' Ins Chamber of Comarca Bulletin. i Tha present atockyard data from 188, when Mr. Rathburn and "CoL" C P. Hall operated a few pens, about three In number. Shortly afterward tha jard covered an acre. -1 Burke took over the yards In about 1881,' and operated them until 187, at which time they covered two acres. Mr. Burke sold hi Interest the beginning if 1897 and for the past 12 year they have been under practically the earns management, and at this time cover about three acres. ' The ground , on which the yards are now located was sold in 1906 to the North Bank road, which necessitated their removal, and later the same year to acre were secured adjoinglng the pack ing house location on the peninsula, where new yard are now In the course of construction, at a coat of something orer jzuu.ouu. " The new yards will be built after the nian or the St. Joseph, mo., yards, con Biaefea tna.mosi sausraciorny arrangea ones InHhe country. It is thougRl these citle under sam condl-1 IdMnV h oua eastern tiona. Prior to 1887. the St. Joeetih. Miv yard war a amall affair operated In much the same way a tha present Port land yard. There were a number of mall packing house the latter changed, hands a number of time and were fre quently Idle. In 1897 they were reorganized; three large packing housea locating there, which hava been very much enlarged since, and are making addition and ex tensions every year. In the year 1897, first of reorganisa tion, receipts were 7,768 cars of live Stock; In 1807 it had Increased to 64,127, nearly eigni-ioia. uetow we snow in crease by years Tear Car. 1897 7,758 1898 24.683 1899 22,119 1900 .......41,864 1901 48,785 1902 44,825 Bank clearing yard can be completed by March 1. '1909, In time to, take care of the heavy apring rush An exchaage building will be erected , to take care of the stockyards' force and i the present and future commission firm. In thl building will also be lo cated the stockyards bank, which will begin business on the opening of the Vards. I i A hotel will be erected to take care jof the shippers, buyers and others who Wlil maae ineir neanquaners mere. 4 Th floor throughout the yards will he concrete, enapea up to resemble tirick, thus furnishing good foothold for stock; a complete sewerage and water ays tern will be installed; Bun Run water will b avaiiaoie ror tne stoca and a large capacity tank filled from the Co - lumbla for fire protection and sanitary nurBcae will he erected. ' The yard will be connected with the packing houses by viaducts. Insuring nulck and ears nanaung or stock. Track connecting the yards and pack lngt house with the main lines of all 1 th railroad will be operated by the combined Interests, with their own nrl vate equipment, thus furnishing Imme diate aarvlce to both arriving and de parting Stock and packing house pro ducts. With th O. R. A N. and Southern Paolflo drawing rrom uregon. callfor rila. Idaho and Wyoming, and the North Bank road drawing from practlcaUv all of Washington, northern Idaho and Mon tana, It la assured that the new yards .will b the distributing point for the entire northwest. ' Buyera for the large parking hounes In Portland, Seattle and Tacoma will retire from th country and get their supplies direct from the yards, which .will cut out needless expense. What tb location of parking houses and atockyard will do for Portland Is beat shown by results obtained In varl-1 Tear Car. 1903 51,067 1904 49,066 1905 61,819 1908 52,980 19UI 64,127 1 hava InernAfiAA flv I time, rrom bu.o4,i9. In 1896, to $276. 601,798 In 1907;. potoffic and customs receipts nearly doubled; and assessed valuations Increased mora than 100 per cent; population has also Increased 100 per cent, and it la pretty generally con ceded that tha most of this growth date from the starting of tha livestock market. The disbursements to the stock trn. ers of the northwest for stock alone should exceed $20,000,000 In tha first year, nearly all of which will be handled by tha banker of Portland. Few people In Portland realise the im mense Importance of this lndustrv in ine cuy, ana 10 tne whole northwest, regardless of state lines. Large and email stockmen and farm ers should cooperate with the packing house and stockyard by keeping more of their breeding atuff, particularly in the matter of hogs, tralnloads of which packer ar forced to buy away from home. With tha great Dosslbllltiea this country for diversified farming . n this should be changed and the north west he In a position to sell hnr nm. dutcs instead of buying. swum j. Mf.vmtfm. WW. . wim i . iwwwyi i jn mimmmmH!tHm - -4 . t ' I yt.jxf,s.4 . , s y a, j l '' ? .1 a y""z f '' i it : r- - K r - - J :'fi " - " it " ... . j , Ayry k WS1W Af-'iiv. i i. mm ""- 1 r . j . r i r""". " uo io Da used for bed' room DUKosaa. . . ww tpflmat 3u'rpal with disappear. !?.!dx.rfxon"ttd with the man- wv.'w vuui ia iwo a ec u on a, th lower actlona swinging on hinge or .pringi indwhW-ru"5!vr,vallnf "Pfcoa un- wr ius aajoining room. Jue npugh to contain a bed. Tha tivur ub. am roam uim ninv 11 h.afnu two or thraa feet above th level of th d ra win r-room and tha roAm " . ' rwra or a couet. Tha bads are arMtnia 11 and form an item In th construction of th building. By their us three room take th place of th ordinary four-room apartment and If th house wife I In a hurrr and haan't tin. . make tha bed. It can ha ), ... lght and nobody know ttia dlffaranc. DlaaDDaarlns- beds are an InnnniiA. x. . r - - . . . ....... . in uuici ana aparimeni-nouse conatruC' paid for almllar It I estimated highest prlo heretofore imi or isao an acre. that tha crop now oa th tree will net !k? .w"ex.r 400 an W Pr cnt of tha purchase prlo. . PERKIHS HOTEL TO BE LARGER Jlon and are coming to ba vry popular In building which occupy ground wuiui kuowi ii mrmm in aneel gold. run "i pool TO Blllf MM Bull Pool Said to Have Been Organized to Take Low Priced Stocks. New Dwellings Belonging to F. H. Wagoner, 'East Seventh and Wasco Streets. 3f0RM0NS GET PROTECTION FOR COAST PA C INSURANCE FEATURES ADDED BV BAY CITY LOT SELLERS By Thomas C BhotwelL (Bearst Nawa by Longest Leased Wlre.1 Naw York. Sept 38 Thre wer few important development In tha course of th short easion of tha stock mar ket today, but tha moat conspicuous of these clearly confirmed the statement mad In this column today that Import ant development ar pending in tha financing If not th actual control of tha Rock Island and th Bt. Lout & San ; Francisco railroad. All of the stock and bond issue of these two system were excentinnallv mtmnm at th opening and held nart of their re cant sharp advance throughout tha gen eral decline that sat In durlnr tha lf hour of tha session and -which was to do ruuy expected alter tha sharp ad vance that tha market' enjoyed- In the last wees. While there waa no definite announce ment regarding the financing of the kock I a land and the Bt Louis & San Francisco, it was universally accepted n me sireei inai ine two road Will not In the futur be in need of money to take oar of their email pressing obligations. It I not so much the amount of tha financing that haa been arranged, for as it Is. the fact that possible receivership proceedings have been eliminated from the situation, oneers ma wan street district. In spite of the small reaotlon that look place in tha later part of tha ses sion, caused by the desire to take profits, there wa a reneral If not al most universal reeling or optimism in the field financial district. At no time did tha volume of trading reach large iropomons ana at no time during tne ecllne did there aoDear to be anvihln? lit.. J . . . " x. . . . una Bvnuun pressure 10 sen siocKa There was an Interesting renort to the affect that a bull nool haa been organ ized Dy a group or prominent operators, headed by Daniel 0. Reld, for the pur pose of acquiring a Una of low priced railroad and Individual stocks. But tha man who would quite naturally ba em ployed In the operation of such a pool waa a conspicuous buyer of aeveral of tha low orlced issues, such aa Rork Island, Erie and Southern railroad in tha decline of the later Dart of tha ses sion. A renort of the formation of surh a pool was regarded aa of large sig nificance, as some of th operator who ar understood to have cone Into the undertaking have steadfastly held aloof from the market operations for a long time on the ground that the outlook for tne future was too greatly obscured by ounce na ine uncertain ousmess con- nion u maae operation saxa. C. C. Hinds, a wealthy resident of Texas, who ha recently established hi resldenoe In Portland, has purchased an Intereet la th Perkln hotel company, and will hereafter be actively Interested In th management Of th company. Tha hotel company has under consid eration the pln to enlarge th hotel, either by the Addition of two or more "'or'?", or by building an annex. Just Which ox these nlana nt rTm , Will ba adonted has not haan il,l,i.. mined, but It is probable that the build ing will be mad higher, aa this seems to offer the best solution, ihiti. ar now engaged In working out a plan for erecting a steel frame upon the ex isting walla filnce the Parlrtna waa nMAAu,tiM built by tha present management It haa become one of th nna nnr,a hostelrle in town, and is full to over flowing all the time. It is to take care or the Increased natroitaara that ik management has decided to enlarge the ,i'i1llnr by tna addition of from 75 to 100 room N0KTH ALBINA HAS NEW STOBE BUILDING Contractor C. L. Welllnrtnn baa 1,..f completed at th corner of Kllline-awnrth avenue and Klrby street a two-story tore and flat building at a eost of about 15.000. The building ha two tore room on the rrmmH finn, two living apartment upstair, and is considered one of the mnat ,nK.t..n.i and best built atructure of Ha kind in North Alblna.- E.4STSIDE CHUECn Government Anxious for Re serve Artillery in Slope States. The church property of the United Evangelical church, on the southeast corner of East Tenth and East Sherman streets waa aold laat week to a repre sentative of the Mormui church, and will hereafter b used as a place nt worshiD bv the Mormon sert ti.. price paid for tha property. Including the parsonage and church, was ik sun the jtltle being taken In the name of Aictiiuvr . i x) u i j , hiiu ftciK as tne rep icnniwutv wa xi.a jimi oLurznan npnnmi ration. Th United Evanaellcal itmrnmimii,. naa purcnasaa a lot on 1-ast Sixteenth ireei. juii mi niwinonifl ivunn, which a 110.000 church will be erected ss soon a the preliminary arraage- ujvijia x xi w naua ! 1 --. '0y 'v', .'! ' ' - ;r'A: tt: j fa-h 7 - . a t :: - i n - - I 'Sperlil Dlspatrk to The Jonrnal.l Olympla. Wash.. Sept . Btepa will be taken Immediately by Adjutant-General Ortla Hamilton toward organising rour new militia companlea of S to 111 men each, to ba known a th coaat artillery reaerve. In adldtlon thereto the next legisla ture will be asked to make provision for musterlna- In and eaulnnlna- ., For liberal treatment of purchasers or iota on tha installment plan, the own. ers or an addition on Ban Francisco bay hava a long lead over all other owner of additions to Paolflo coaat cit- lea Th offer they mak la so tempt ing that tha wonder la that anybody with enough money to nak tha Initial payment could refuse to bay a lot. Here I the proposition that la mad to pros pective lot buyer: "Any time ftr you hava purchased a lot at the Cltr of Bay Point and something should haxtman nrv.nH, you from keeping op your payment I we will tak car of your lntrata Should you at any time ba In distress, w will refund all tha money you hav paid In on tha return of your contract Should you become tick you need not pay until you are able. Should you be come diaabled, w will give you a dead for your lot without further payment or refund all th money you paid ua. Should you die. w will give a frea and clear deed to your hair or halra. Includ ing ail money you nave paia iv with Interest added." ' , ' A toroDoaitloa. aa liberal as thl mads ay the owner or an a of Portland a aubarba result In clean In ord-breaktng time. ECKLUND HOUSE BOUGHT BY. WOMAN Hurmason A Jeffeiy report aA actlva demand for the better class of East Side residence property. They have Just completed the sale of John Ecklund's residence on Larabee atreet, between Dupont and pixon atreeta The prop erty was purchased by Mrs. H A Yung of Oak Point Waah., who paid H.000 for th holding. , THREE MEN BOUGHT JOHN KIEBMAN HOME The John Kiernan hnma 'ia.a a Sixteenth and Morrison street which wa sold some weeks m hv v. t n,? for. o. W. Taylor, waspurchased bv Edgar B. Plner. T TsJ ir1ala.hn. Dan J. Malarkey. tha price being 132, 600. The Kiernan place comprises a quarter block and is arroaa Mnrri., street from tha Concordia club. Among numerous other altea, thla place has been suggested s a anitahia. aii the new club hous of th Arlington club. , CITY AND COUNTY PE0PEBTIES SOLD TO GET PUBLIC IN IS NOW THE DESIRE OF STOCK SELLEES Devlin and irirahanai TmTSV wle aa aaalat. 7. block 15, Alblna Homestead addition, from Adam Tot to vr. L. Ellis, Improved With a 7 rnnm hmu. nni. eraUon $3,500. The aame firm reports the aal of a it 6 acre Polk county stock . . x-rwn 10 itaam xost. consideration H.000; also a la sere Im proved tract In tha Hood River valley iWJ?- h.Wi' t0 C- 8- Craton. con sideration $(,000. SPOKANE MAN BUYS IN TUALATIN VALLEY A. B. Burna, a former resident of valley. Bpokane.ha purchased a 10-acre farm u in x uaisun Mitchell. tavlna- ilo.onA fnr ih. .tr. rf. t-v,. i .'I.', i ... ... x.,. Tha violent fall which culminated on I in addition to any on Tueday was th natural and Inevitable property waa purchased by A? it Oe rb would vtry Iftolf . t4ltAt?rriS!.tIThU.U man for $13 000. Thl. firm arfio iSl m .ut th tract In rao-o-aVdr. Jocatad on tha M aaamonai romDanles mtklni a m.i next year of 12 com Dan lei In what i. t0ni T a new branch of the Organised The derjaion to be tin immediate work- on Tormina surh an nrmni,tun aulted from a conference ntsan n.. eral Hamilton and Colonel E. M Weaver chief of division of militia affairs of ff ha I'nlt aa u a a a . xni cum wmr department. General Himl ton haa nat . from Washington. x, war oepartment is anxious for asnlngton. Oreron and rilifn,u .cainac new Dranca of toe aer- .x v: m X whi p. The new enmnanlea will ha Ar.t.-4 and equipped along similar lines as the reg-ular lnfantrv n,ilAn,i but lnead of going into field encamp- IHMl. nX. . il t - a . . . .... .. . t. im n r rii will anp n nar n i i mannlnc the Latteries at rn. n. ' ' -"u nagirr w niget aouaa. Toe forta on the Waahlngtoa aid at the ta tratire of the Columbia river will be left to Oregoa to m n. The need fer thie new branch af the erlo ia found la ue ract that tea war department ha provide lee the? oe half the number of recu.ars for ewe manaing detail of tb eest artillery It require 41.0 men for tMa work a4 the reaulara aaala-nenl ta tkat bar but 3L.CM. It le emed of vt Impnrtattca that a reearre forre V aa-. ranlsed by -rh mast ytate which eu be lnm4letal- detallM to tba battarta la the ereat af a conflict. BALL KILLED SWALLOW. r 't4iwa ftora PanjjBf, KnifntTWorta ATatt-amnd Kerby S'j-aat. Ta SWt llliilaiM awiaa latll akta a-- aa4 r-a. jaear SMnta aaa a-. Some Odd Experimcc With Birds aad Animals on the Field. Pram TH. Bit. Th other day an amusing Incident occurred at Roaaall whan a bar daahad In among the playara. J. T. H earn a, wha waa about to bowl, triad ta hit th hare Instead of tha oppoalt wicket A. N. Hornby threw hi hat at tha an imal, but It waa too sharp for him and ran to cover-point Hornby, Bpooner ana rnm tiirrj mma aesperst erxons to secure a hare pie. but la vain, Th oar ear pea front ail the player. Tom Hearae, the unci of J. T. Hearoe, waa mora eooceaaful than his nepnew a good many yeara ago, whan ' wwiwi e Ttrv wioi cui at a pigeon which flew arroaa the Imrrinn na-j during tha Middlesex . Notts match. He killed the blrtl on the arxot Ummr aot ( ine result or hi a tnarkaiDaa hlD. H had tha clcaos aluffa a mA emhiMtlon In 17. Bkrda Mra f is"" red verv rartonalv la many cricket narM-a. Bvit Orea-orr w - vbw xi r iirigini a I ma ami r km eovrp!nt On of tb 4arra. thins- ma pert a re that Qrrmv waa aot aa kj m" aa aaoal etartled hlsa hr ahoaUng. Xok et Srd Orrof7. aetaa- eoena! thing black fir! paat. Shot t trie aand aad eaagbt not tha baH mm at. part, trat rwtllor. . . " ' wxirejrnaja) waa playing rjloa e1erhlre at Irtet Britt ta 11TI tw game hsuf to K mninr'r4 far re J-ea. larsa rxiwc-cr cf .iBws fatW arwa ta wicket. . A a-aa(i.u waa (United Press Leased Wire.) New Tork. Sept. 26. Th various phases through which this week's se curity dealings hava paeaed are again I Y.J- J .Y?. 1 J?'1?..0' Bwk. uw, . xxx.. --- -x j .x.... . hum. r i ry oeit negotiated the sale Id than condition ouUld th market land alao report the aale of the Walt- iii i. imuenus on Beventn street, be tween Montgomery and Vtll. Thia Oeller- sold 15 an1 ha flr.t t nrln I aht I ' ,. Til" . 'Tt" "H ""I l"lt r;"o'r.x:r--r -Cih:;; .s:; i r. j. p. Moms biwiw.- - - . iur an.svu. in property la lmDrovat nricaa had bean forced UD much faster I with thraa ..M.ii "nproveq the mmhi aif atonoln another gam I than th autald trade situation war-. I ' th Glouceetershir eleven wer playing I ranted. . I ' In. Althonah tha match wa a county I The groat body of Investors wer Wall atreat had lta "nniittci .-..h champiohahlp tha whole eleven, Inelud-1 keenly -live to the truth. But tha Idea fact the ceremony was long overdue Ing the brothers Oreea. left off their of "bull" manipulatory appeared to.b a pretext waa Tneeded for a'aood .St taba Aw aa . i tww v na r ara ithst t a. ait nnin w nam g i aavi... j . m . - laala-a aaanLl a tha Afti Ka M Intlnh a it - . !: W A bowler killed a- swallow at Go- for th outld apocule-tlv publio to re- killing two bird with on atona. Th dalmlng while bowling ta tha earl of 1, 1st, and that buyers of this claas would stock exchange eommualty. accord In lv Wlaterion. The ball truck th swal-l finally ruh In and make a market oa shook It head over the Archbold-Fora- wnirn in iwaerjoouia uoara. I fer acandai. and made a great deal of u 'XX.. ...... -, X..-..X, lu remris m nepuDiicaa apathy in the went very far astray. The leadar of I west. Thta .was while Vrtclf -1.1 .iiwai. i".;x-... . ' "'." "own. rrnea ine market turned hava a good-elsed short lntreet to I for the better. In tha mlddU of the w xl I a oihiii x.iw i.,,i,iivii, v. mi I wwa. mill miinvtnM arM. . . I .x. t r . ..U ka Ik). .'1 IV.. .. ;V"-r V .Nxuv.i, cixjwai . k . . x. i w .iv . . v . nuriiniriL arnn . nniiiiMi h,h.(a. PUIA X U II, ,111.1 .III, w x . . x . . ' waa once I low la It flight A dog by Brown of Br aat Knwlar af hi day. A th result or a wager a eertaia truadler woa tba aert of Tanker 11 le ilO by hitting a feather laid aa tb nltrh far him ti howl at rtrnapa ma vnw omui wtwt mwir j La sen t down bv Tom EmiMtt tb groat Torkahiramaa. Ha bad Just had oaa af hi deliver! hit nearly to the ton af tha football pavilion tower at Park (Ttase, Bradford. Bant oa veng he ran) toward ad dowa aa "espreaa I waa noticed only when It Incident n the act or delivering the aaJl a slipped. Tha ball flew off toward Mutrt lea. eearht tha innocent (null standing taere In the riba, aad knacked hint cieaaj over. Kvary ana lauanea except tha bowler and th empire. It as ngeroaa ta snenuati "w to ear" ia Kmmett's bearing after that . K. wisier, aa irxrora Biaver, once ed a stroke of road Ivcfc. He knocked n tnrea ttnmnf aimeet unrtsr'atal withant removlnar the hall.' While ia the art of eatttn a ball be brourht hi bat Ow-a. oa tH to of the wlrket a hM that tba bail war trlvea lata the! laavpa. lowing among professionals of thsleould ba construed In a favorable war L'SMSf Z.Jl. W Ooafldawaa X Vtro.g. " " wa " w ' ' I 1 M ... . taia amount of aiatnootlou waa poaai-1 ,",J strongly as aver bla. and bo doubt one .of tha Incentive I that the result will be satisfactory to the wicket to back of tha recant "shake down" was I I"- ..aha only dlffer- Whea ba waa I tba desire to recover atocaa wnioa were i r"", "ireei moagnt old then, and which at thla week' ln"." anora aurtng tha aammer prlca Bhowed eome pretty henfieome I monins to take mattera eaay. It feela profit Along with thla It waa finally jaw that tha election le nearer at band fwernlskl that the Inreatlna aublle tbateoma respect, for tha uncartalat.ee could ba induced to bay on a break of altuaUoa U ooly decent and 1 to 1 coin t a more eaailr than they I proper. couid when the machinery of maalpula- .. Tba ehae to Ua violent upswing of tiooa waa.warkln aver-tlma, and price jbe stock xchanaa conformed ta tha wun recsieaa caa-i"-" ". .'r 11 ' ppie inai me g oangi were being paabed aa with reckle regard af all aatural condition a. ihiia : market will be retting dangerouslv far lead of actual iBapravement la out(l irsne. i ner IS re doubt a boat th drift la general business being upward, bat the eiitbHam waa fairiv . i"imnni i fiat aecurtty pfiea wer rashlng forward at a aea wholly oat ff -"pina- WITH IN mfloetrial l Mexlew flan to enM ! . - - - - - nr rutara aUen. ta erperimeata ta Irrt- Tbeaa techairmj aspect af tha market have bean dwelt apo at length, beeaae t the moment the v are more largely re sponsible thaa autald devaicr'TTien la fw the riactuatlona ta prlcea. While cult ure have bea aa rnfleene Is tha last tw weeks. It Is swtrlv whert thev ban. peoed te fit Is wita ta arherre of mar ket asaaipalaUca. - It waa time that la very !w gains I Mr rxa rl mrm ar a ra einra, eaea ranwav emiie sed baak cJeerttf a. are steadily getting bat tar.