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REAL ESTATE IN NEw YoRK.-The Journal of Commerce publishes table contrasting the assess ed value of the real and personal in that city for thirty six years back. From 1905 up 1872 there very little increase m the value; at the former time the estimate being $25, ,s77. the latter, bly below the former period. In 1913, the estimate in round numbers, was 2T ,O0O, ,OOOO; in 1914, the next year, it to s80,O00, 900. This sudden start in consequence of the peace of 1874. From that period till 1924, it auctuated between sixty eight and eighty two millions. In 1924, the estimate eighty three millions. From that time till the great speculaiing of 1886, it very rapidly until it attained the of three hundred millions. From 1886. it has fallen away until, according to the assessments taken the pre- year, it is hundred and fifty millions. The fall in the year of 1885, forty six millions. The city new is ten times the valuation of 1909. The population within the last thirty years has than trebled.

 The valus of the personal estate for the present year, 65, ,430 456, which is considerably less than for several past years, and is probably an indica- ton of the introduction of economy in the ha- bits of the ctizens forced upon them by the necess- ties ofthe times.

 The value of property of the first Ward alone, is

 59 69l 279 winch is nearly fourth of the whole The poorest ward is the llth, which is estimated at $4,000,O00.