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THE BBOOKXYST DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOBK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1899. 12 NEW "STORK CIiEABJOTG HOUSE. EXPORT DEMAND FOR THE PEOPLES Flour. Wheat.

Corn Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Buahel. Bushels.

Calveston 1.S27 15.OO0 3.BJ 56.8S Montreal. Can. 26.U7 242.251 268.4 Pensacola 470 THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. Weekly Statement of Brooklyn Non Member Banks, Week Ending Thursday. September 88, 1899.

PITKIN AV, cor Sackman st. 2oxl00. Howard Groves to Julia Hack, mort $3,000. etc DRIGGS AV, s. 45 ft Klngsland av.

25x100, Charles Buehl. Lawrence Wltzel and Henry Hoch to Caspar Folzt. mort $5,000 RUTLEDGE ST. 110 ft Wythe av. 96x100.

Peter Comcrford to Peter Comerford. Jr i MYRTLE AV, s. 100.3 Gold st, 20X.5. Ann Collart. to Angellne A Fordham JEFFERSON AV, 304 tt Bedford av, 21x100.

Andrew Kindbers to Josephine Johnson FIFTY SECOND ST. s. 2S0 ft Sixth av. 60x95.9x60.1x9S.J, James Carroll to Sallm Ellas. FIFTY SIXTH ST.

s. 220 ft Fourth av, 20x100.2. Wm Hassan to John Doddridge SUMMIT ST. s. 71.6 Hicks St.

18xio. Ann E. Colthart. to Angellne A Fordham LIBERTY AV. cor Hendrix st.

runs to avenue, to beg; Liberty av. s. 25 ft Hendrix st. 20x35, Katharlna Lunen echloss to Max Bernstein SEVENTY THIRD ST. s.

270 ft Fifteenth av, 40x100. John and Kate Klnsey to Wilmot Hubbs. mort $2,000 FIFTY FIFTH ST. 11 319.8 Firth av. 17.8x100.2.

Dennis A Cantwell to Alex Evalanks, Y. mort $3.250.. SHEFFIELD AV. 25 ft Glcnmore av, 23x100. Christine Thler to George Thler GRANT AV.

s. 695 ft Union av, 20x 123, Arthur Buxton to Annie Foley Interior lot. 75 ft Seventy seventh st, and 100 ft Second av, runs e50xs68xw50 xii68. John Schmidt to Henrietta, wife David Miller and daughter John Schmidt BEDFORD AV. s.

72 ft South Second st. 24x109.6x24x103.6. Emiiy E. wife, and John Gallagher, to Catharine Mee. mort $6,000 BLAKE AV.

s. 30 ft Christopher av. 50x100. Harris Straus. N' to.

Samuel Goldberg, mort $4,500 EVERGREEN AV. s. 25 rt Covert st. 25xS2. Catharine Mee, formerly Maculre.

to John Gallagher FLATBUSH AV. s. Winthrop t. runs 183.8xsw67 to Hawthome st. xwI79 to avenue.

xwG7.7. Joseph White and ano. exrs and trustees will Elizabeth A White, to Homer Bart lett AVENUE C. cor Bast Twenty ninth st. 100x100, Henrv Roth to John Maillie and Caroline K.

his wife, tenants by the entirety GATES AV. cor Stuyvesant av, runs 4 CO 36 40 100 to Gates av 100. Phebe Coffin to Sallle Lewis, mort $4,600 DEGRAW ST. s. 156.8 Fourth av, 16.1x98.6.

foreclosure. Frank Creamer to Henry Fiegenhelmer HENDRIX ST, cor'ienna av, 2SX 103x25x104.9. Mary anAElla Weller to John Haas HOPKINS ST. s. 473 ft Throop av, 25x100, Joseph.

Andrew and Rosa Borst, heirs and devisees Rosalia Borst, to Jacob Maier. mort $2.700 BEDFORD AV, cor Newklrk av, lOOx 100. William Ritchie to Peter Remsen. mort 84.000 SIXTY FIRST ST. s.

350 ft 1 if th av, 150xSl.ll. Walter Kent to John Gallagher, mort $1,200 TILL A RY ST. s. 25 rt Duftleld st. 23x73.

Le Grand Clark to Thos Madden PARK PLACE, s. 40. Albany av. 6O.3XS0, Ida J. wife Francis Maher.

to Henry Crawford, mort $2,000. BROOKLYN AV. 197.6 Avenue 40xlii0, James Graham to Herman I Pelz. mort $3,500 PARK PLACE, s. 40.S Albany av.

60.3x80. Henry Crawford to Chas Haines and James A Campbell, mort $4,250 CLINTON AV. s. 193.2 Greene av. 50x200 to Vanderbllt av.

Patk Carlln to Ella V. wife Orris Eldredge, mort $32,500 TWELFTH ST, 302.10 Eighth av, 20x100. James Jack to Bernhard Goodman. Y. mort $2,500 SIXTIETH ST.

s. 320 ft Eleventh ay. 20x100.2. Joseph Mnguire, Y. to John Beecher JEFFERSON AV, s.

320 ft Central av. 19x100, Jacohlna Beige to An Rpeker. Y. mort $2.500 Good Buying by Foreign Houses Resulted in a Firm Closing. EARLY MARKETS WERE WEAK.

Oats Ruled Quiet and Provisions Were Dull but Steady Bradstreet's Visible Supply Beports. The wheat market opened with the trade allowing an indifferent feeling, which was disappointing, in view of the decided firmness late yesterday. The Liverpool market was only up. which was discouraging, in view of the loss of to per cent, in the price of British consols, carrying the market' down to the lowest figures for eight years. The drop in consols was largely due to tight money, however.

The volume of foreign trade was insignificant, business being almost entirely professional and small at that. The receipts In the Northwest were 1,130 cars, against 1,945 cars last year. The grading of the wheat receipts in the Northwest is much better than last year, which is somewhat surprising, considering the reported wet weather after harvest. The movement In the Northwest is believed to be somewhat hampered by the scarcity of cars, and on that account the lighter receipts do not have as much of an influence on the market as they otherwise would. The advance in wheat of 4 to 4c from the lowest Is attracting a little speculative interest, due to the fact that the rise has brought out rather clearly some of the bull influences.

The Transvaal news is a disturbing factor, not ln.itself, but in the possible complications. Europe is a fair buyer of grain and must continue to be. The visible is increasing rapidly, however, in face of liberal clearances. The strength and demand for all feeding stuffs i3 a strong feature in the wheat situation and is looked upon as likely to help prices. Wheat was weak in the early afternoon on realizing by steadying at the close on export sales of about 45 loads, mainly at outports.

The trade in corn was not large, but the tone of the market was very firm, notwithstanding the heaviness in wheat. This was due to the strength on the other side, prices being up to in Liverpool, both in spots and futures. The strength abroad gave direct encouragement that the demand for corn would be kept up, and, as the foreign demand is at present absorbing a very large proportion of the receipts, the quality of this demand is naturally very important. Corn was steady at the close on export sales of 80 loads, mainly outports. There were light dealings in oats, but prices were Arm, the market being influenced by the firmness abroad in oats, and by the fact that the clearances continue very heavy, showing that the amount of oats bought is materially more than is shown by the day to day reports of export business.

Oats closed quiet and about steady. Exporters took 5,000 bushels. The trade in hog products is quiet, with prices about steady, the market varying but little from day to day. Live hogs were a little easier, and the yellow fever reports continue to Influence operations. Provisions were dull and barely steady at the close.

CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. Total tor 273,304 2,868,477 J.603,6.8 Previous 322.979 3.317.1S6 4.269.081 Decrease 49.675 448,709 6S6.368 2,291,389 COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF AGGREGATE Wrieat. Corn. Bushels. Bushels.

Sept. 1. '93 to Sept.20,'99 0.731,098 Corr'g time last year 12.686.124 10,591,042 Increase 4,9 4 4,653 Flour. Oats. Barrels.

Bushels. 1,285,001 9,757,235 1.136.108 2,987,270 148,583 6,769,965 Decrease UNITED STATES AND CANADA, EAST OP THE KLKJtt lUiS. Wheat. Corn, Bushels. Bushels.

Last week 67.704.000 19,026,000 Previous week. 55.340,000 15,643,000 Increase 2.364.H00 3,883,000 Oats, Bushel 14,689,000 13.506.000 1,183,000 A comparison with similar figures on the nearest corresponding dates In the two preceding years Is as follows: Wheat. Corn. Oa." Bushels. Bushel.

Bushels. 1898 18,857.000 30,132.000 9,286.000 1897 31.508,000 46,262,000 14,429,000 AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN SUPPLIES. Amer. and United States Europe and European and Canada afloat. stocks.

Bushels. Busneis. uuaneii Last week 37.704,000 Previous week. 55,310,000 Decrease Increase 2.364.0CO 66,400,000 67,200.000 800,000 124.104.000 122,540,000 1,56 1.000 Pacific cnaxt not reported. Northwest and Manitoba points gained 1,850,000 bushels wheat, while Chicago private elevators lost 760,000 busnels The exports of pork, bacon, hams and lard from the principal Atlantic seaboard ports for week ending September 30.

1899. and the coun tries to which shipments were made were as follows: Bacon Pork, and ham. Lard, pounds 3,805,950 1.890,122 908', 077 879,049 252,497 34.980 260! 200 1,720:981 barrets, pouu jc. New York Boston Portland. Me Montreal Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Pensacola.

Fla Norfolk. Va Newport News Mobile Total week Previous week 3.151 3.362.974 4,678,500 799 39.375 23.585 9,697,850 10.570,874 13.297.2S6 14.340.972 3,351.119 5,439,717 665,060 239 220 1,120 1,020 9.697,855 Two weeks ago Corresponding wk. IS9S 3.S75 To L'nlten To continent To S. and C. America.

To West Indies To B. N. A. Col To other countries Total 4.490 12.375.S Comparative summary of aggregate exports from November 1, 1898, to September 30, 1899: Hacon "rk. ami ham.

Lard, round. pounds pounds Nov.l.'SS.to Sept. Si.M) 71.823. CO S46 188,335 Nov.l.'97.to Oct.195 4.624.400 S76.857,S'J7 622.520.515 nlcrease 4.209,000 15,803,271 Decrease 30.639.2GS THE COFFEE MARKET. Trade in coffee was moderately active and prices were weak and lower.

Opening prices were unchanged to five points decline, and there seemed to be quite a little pressure in the early dealings. The offerings were taken rather slowly, and there some disappointment at the European news. Brazilian markets were showing a rise of 100 reis. The tight money market was without doubt an important factor, as the large stocks of coffee make the Bnancial problem a feature. The total American visible supply of Rio coffee is 1,355.611 bags, against 963,943 bags last year and the stock of other coffee 360,409 bags.

Coffee cables were: Santos CofTee market firm; good average Santos, 6 200; receipts. 3S.OO0 bags; two days' stock. 1.059,000 bags. Hamburg Coffee market opened unchanged; at 2:30 P. net unchanged; sales.

13.000 bags. Havre Coffee market opened steady: unchanged to rc. hlgner; at 11 unchanged; sales. 4,000 bags. Rio CofTee market firm; No.

7 Rio. 5 750: exchange. la receipts. 30.000 hags: two days, cleared for the United States. 8,000 bags; cleared for Europe, .,000 bags; stock, 300.000 bags.

Total warehouse deliveries from the Lnlted States, 13.000 bags, including 12.6S4 bags from New York New York stock to day. 72S.4S3 bags. United States stock. S1G.611 bags. Afloat for the United States.

359.000 bags. Total visible for the United States. 1.355.011 bags, against 903,913 bags last year and S66.0S7 bags in 1897. COFFEE FUTURE3. Opeaiag.

12 Bid. o'clock, o'oiook. o'clock 4.20 4.25 4.b0 4.5ft 4. Ho 4.70 4.7o 4.85 4.90 October January March April May June July AUKUSt 4.20 4 yo 3i) 4.50 56 4.7.O 00 4.05 7U 4.70 7A 4.75 60 4.S0 C5 4.S5 0I1 4.S0 95 4.K5 00 n.OO Oo 4.25 4.50 4.80 4.85 4.90 4.95 5.00 5.00 iMb 4.30 4.50 4.05 4.80 4.a 4.90 4.95 5.00 a.CO MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS. Quotations ot miscellaneous products on the New York Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: Flour about held Its own but was quiet, aa.es wee 2 900 packages to noon.

Quotations: City mills patents, nominal; city mills clear, nominal; Minnesota patents, S3.95a4.15: Minnesota bakers', S3a 3 '5 winter patents. winter stralgnts. 3.35a3.45: winter extras, S2.45a2.90; winter low grades, Rye flour was firm, with fancy. Beef was Arm. with family, extra, mess, packet, SlOalO.50.

Pork was steady, with mess J9.25a!i..o; family, short clear, Lard was steady, with prime Western. $5.90. Butter was firm, with state dairy. 15a22c: factory. 14al6e: state creamery.

17a24c; Western erelimerv, 17a24c; imitation creamery, 34IialSI.Ac. Receipts were' 11,250 packages. Creese was firm, with large white, lVzd small white, llc; large colored, llc; small colored, I2c. Receipts were 14.531 packages. Eggs wore strong, will: state and Pennsylvania, Western, ungraded, Receipts were 10.173 package.

Sugar was dull. Fair refining, 3 13 16c; centrifugal, 96 test, 4 5 16c; molasses sugar, 3 9 16c; rerined market, quiet: crushed, 5 ll 16c; powdered, 5'ic: granulated. 5 3 IGc. Petroleum was strong with refined, all ports, Spirits of turpentine was firm at 52la33c. Molasses was tlrm at 32a30c for New Orleans.

Rice was steady, with domestic 4a7c; Japan Tallow was lirm, with city, 5Uc; country, 4a5Vic Rosin wa steady, with strained, common to good, 51.25al.27V;. Hay was steady, with shipping, 60a70c; good to choice. 70aSc. Hcpo were quiet. Stale, common to choice.

1S96 crop. 6c; crop, nominal; 1S9S crop. 10al3c; Pacific coast, crop, 4a6c: 1S37 crop, nominal; 1893 crup. Halle. Lead wan steady, with bullion price.

ex chargi price. Tl.0lai.ii5. Potatoes were steady, with Long Island, 1.02',t; New York. Sl.25ai.40; Jersey. Slal.40; Southern sweets.

Jersey sweets. flJ5a2. Hides were firm, with Texas dry, 24a20 lbs. 13c; California dry. 21a25 lbs.

19c: Galveston dry, lbs. 17o. llarley was steadier, with feeding, 41a 43c, c. i. Iluffalo; mailing, 46ao4c, delivered.

Barley malt was steady, with Western. 53a65e. Straw was steady, with long rye, short rye. 35.140c; cat straw. 40a45c.

Wool was strong, with domestic fleece, 21a26c: Texas, loalHe. CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. 4,496 12,375.898 3.373 13.623,750 4,159 16.723.932 3.S75 13.156.729 2 9.973.613 1.033 2,032,6611 870 56.950 1,563 307,550 61 15 4.72a 3,750 8,300 girt norrt hom gift 2,000 girt exch exch 15,000 3,500 om 8, TOO 140 nom BB.00O 4,525 OCEAN AV. s. 400 ft Avenue O.

SOxllO. Harry Bandholtz to Sarah I Selbert consltl omitted LINCOLN ROAD, s. 105 ft Bedford av. 20x105. Wm Schaefer to Mary A Fox.

mort S4.5fl nom WALWORTH ST. 103 ft DeKalb av. 20x100, Mary A. wife James Fox to Wm Schaefer. mort $2,000 nom WASHINGTON AV.

168.3 Park av. 20x100. John and cainarine onay. exi. Matilda Shav.

to Tnmke Kamps EAST THIRTY SIXTH ST. s. 100 ft Avenue L. 40x100: East Thirty sixth st. 220 ft Avenue L.

40x100. James Johnson, Y. to Wm Lanthlcr 4,000 500 QUEENS Judgments. OCTOBER 2. Bitter.

Carrie Michael Mayer Brennan. Edward Ursula A St John. Ella Pratt and Florence Humphrey. Owen John and Henry Orr, Richard White and Michael McDonnell. Henry Steers La Tourette, Richard Jennie La Tourepte Vacheron, Eugene William arr New York.

City or Charles Kllngenbeck. Mortgages. OCTOBER 2. Handler. Otto and Mary, to Mary slach.

Plateau st, s. 175 ft Myrtle av. 2sx 100. Corona M. Cormick.

Isabella S. to Charles Fleming. Main st. s. 35.1 Grove st.

25.1&X10S. Flushing Nostrand. Charles anil Ada C. to Clinton Roe. Twenty second st.

S7.6 Sixth av. 37.6x125. Whitcstone Picha. Frank and Alzbeta. to Antonio Smolar.

Harris av. s. 93.3 Crescent st. 25x79.6. I City Speverer.

Josephine, to Oswald Bachmann. Park st. s. 273 ft Myrtle a v. SOX 100.

West Flushing MeCormlck. Isabella S. to Francis Ryan. Main st, s. 25.1 Grove st.

25.1:lix 108. Flushing Kaplan, Jacob and Rose, to Carmela Poland. Home st. s. 225 ft Myrtle av.

50x100. Corona Rochette. Jeanne, to Annie Murray. Fourteenth st. s.

228.2 Mitchell av, 50x101.7. Flushing Surbeck. Eibe F. to Mary Surbeck. Hoffman boulevard, s.

adj land Edward Xewhofr. 35x169.6x35x171. Newtown lot 57. map Nassau Heights. Smith, tleorge and Elizabeth F.

to Thomas Napier. Grand st. cor Delap place. 97.7x52.1. Jamaica Same to Kate Napier.

Delap place, s. 52.1 Grand st. 52x97.6. Jamaica Bl'ss. Archibald lo Title Guarantee and Trust Co.

Astoria and Flushing turnpike, s. adj land Mrs A Strong, con 12 acres, Newtown: part of 12 acres adj above land. Newtown Conveyances. OCTOBER 2. Wiegand.

Christiana to Ida Wie gand. Thirteenth st, 50 ft Fourth av. 50x100. College Point Bleecker. Edward and Ella H.

to Arthur Emmerich, Twenty nrst st, s. 200 rt Eighth av. 50x111, sub to mort $1,500, Whitcstone Bicket, Robert and Emily, to George Kefer. Eighth av. cor Twenty third st, 63x100.

Whitestone Darlina. Marv E. to Phebe A. Bayles. Beech st.

s. 130 ft Stewart av. 30x 113. Jamaica, sub to mort $2.000 Holmes. Henry and Ellen C.

to Jennie Granger. Smith st. 250 ft Central av. 50x100, sub to mort $1,300, Corona Ingraham. Fred, referee, to Isabella McCnrmiek.

Main s. 25.1 Grove st. 25.14x108. Flushing Ladds. James, to Robert Dunkley.

Warburton av. cor First st. 50x100. Bay Side Moore, Cornelius and Caroline to Abbv Allen, lot 408. map Tousey ond Spooner, Flushing, Union st.

a s. 175 ft Whlttler st. 50x100. sub to mort $500. Flushing Reynolds, William and Elise R.

to Jeanne Rochette, Fourteenth st, 22S.2 Mitchell av. 50x101.8, Hansen, Jens and Iledevig. to Henry Kreamcr, Sixth av. s. 100 ft Eighteenth st, 129x100, sub to mort $150.

White stone Halsev. Fannie, to Granville Yeaton. Grand st, cor Delap place, 100.1x104.1. Jamaica, release Yeaton, Granville and Eliza E. to George Smith.

Grand st. cor Delap place. 97.7x104.1. Jamaica $259.53 0.25 242.06 48.54 24.29 $200 2.500 2.200 PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. Washington The debt statement issued by the Treasury Department shows that In the month of September the debt of the United States decreased $8,400,775.

The interest bearing debt shows no change; the debt on which interest had ceaeed decreased $120; the debt bearing no Interest decreased while the cash in the treasury increased $8. 342,740. The debt on September 30 stood: Interest bearing debt. $1,046,048,830: dent on which interest had ceased debt bearing no interest $3S9, total $1,436, 659,427. The cash in the treasury is made up of the following items: Gold silver $499, 628,440: paper other cast $83,932, 112; total, $1,015,241,086.

Against this there are outstanding: Gold certificates silver certificates certificates of deposit ireasury notes of 1890 other liabilities leaving a balance, including $100,000,000 gold reserve, of $287,895,613. LOCAL TRACTION EARNINGS. The Dewey celebration proved a positive bonanza to the local traction companies, all of them breaking records. On Thursday of last week the Metropolitan Street Railway Company carried 1,119,000 cash passengers, or 215,000 more passengers than the system bad ever before handled in one day. On the following day it handled 1,304,380 people and on Saturday 1,019,440.

On Sunday the rod carried 711,480 passengers. On the Third avenue line the increase of passenger traffic for Thursday. Friday and Saturday was 572,000. The receipts of the Brooklyn Rapid' Transit Company for last Friday and Saturday were close to $75,000. TRUST COMPANY, Capital, Surplus and A' Undivided Profits, FELIX CAMPBELL, President.

a. DETTMER. HORACE J. MORS1 T. irt vice President.

Second Vice President EDWARD JOHNSON, CHARLES A. BOODTj Secretary. Ass't Secretar TRUSTEES: Eugene G. Blackford, Solomon w. Jonnsos Isidore M.

Bon, James Jourdan. David A. Boody. Felix Campbell, Amory S. Carhart.

Wllllum M. Cole. Wm. B. Davenport.

G. Dettmer, Bernard Oullugher. Robert J. Kimball. Jumes McMohon, Horace J.

Morse, John E. Searles. Alonzo Slote, Howard M. Smith. Caslmir Tag.

William B. nil George P. Tangemaa, Frederick A. SchroeuVr, Frederic A. Ward.

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS From bate of Deposit lo Date or Withdrawal. SPECIAL RATES ON TIME D1CPOSITS. Checks on this Company pass through New Yolsn Clearing House. Authorized by Law to Act as Admin Istrat'ir, Guardian, Trustee. Committee, or In anjr position of trust.

Particular intention paid to the accounts ot ladies and those unaccuslomed to business. MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. Long Island Loan and Trust Company, 203 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL $500,000. UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER $500,000.

rifnnKitn rt nt ved subject to check at sight Chec: are payable through the New York Clcar House. interest allowed on daily balances, special rates on time deposits. Certificates of deposit issued bearing interest. Fiduciary powers: Authorized by special charter to act as Executor. Trustee, Guardian, Committee of "Kstates, and also a ReKistrar or Transfer Apent for corporate bond and storks, and as Trustee under Railroad or other mortsaKes.

LeLters of credit furnished and Ruaranteed. EDWARD MERRITT, President. iAVID G. LEGGET, Vice President. FREDERICK T.

AL.DRIDGE. Secretary. W1LLARD P. SCHENCK. Assistant Secretary.

TRUSTEES Watson E. Dickerrran. Frank Lyman "William M. Ingrahani, Edward D. White, Frank Bahbott, John F.

Halsted. Gorse Edward Ide, Kdward Mcrritt. David G. LeKKet. Seymour Li.

Husted, James W. Cromwell, Theodore F. Jackson, William C. Redneld. Seth I.

Keeriey. TRUST COMPANY, 342, 344, 346 FULTON ST. CAPITAL $500,000 $850,000 7.1m rn 1 1 SI I Interest Allowed on Daily Balances Special Rates on Time Deposits. JULIAN D. FAIRCHII.D.

President. WILLIAM Vice D. W. PrenltlentB, HISKMON MOIlRtS, Secretary THOMAS ULAKli, Asst. Secy.

Ifoamilton gsi ssJ Uruet No. 191 Msr Company SILAS B. DTJTCHEK, President. WILLIAM H. LYON.

Vice President. JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary. GEORGE HADDEN, Asst. Secretary.

Trustees. WILLIAM H. LYON. CHARLES COOPER. H.

E. HUTCHINSON. WM. V. R.

SMITH. HENRY N. WHITNEY. JOHN DIT.M AS, WILLIAM HES'l'RR. JOHNC.

McHIIlUE. Ml LLA 11D b1. SMITH. EUOBNE F. O'CONNOa.

JOSEPH B. WHITS. JOHN R. HEGliMAN. LUCIUS H.

BIGLOW. T. L. WOODRUFF. THOS.

E. PEARSALL. WILLIAM C.WALLACE I LEONARD MOODY. SILAS U. DUTCHKR.

WILLIAM H. DA VOL. WILLIAM liEKRI. Pnys Liberal Interest on Uu.ilyBaln.uces. Acts nn Trnntee and Transfer Arrent lot Cor poralions, Aitlliorizctl to Act us (xiiardiaM Executor iinir Ailininistrntor.

It is a Lccal Depository lor Trust Funds. ExcltiMive Itaukinff FacilitieM for Ladies. Family aud UtiNineMs Accounts Solicited. FRANKLIN Trust Company, MONTAGUE. COR.

Uld.VTON ST. BROOKI.YM. Cnpital $1,000,000 Surplus and Cntliritletl Profits. .81,202,288 Authorized by. law lu act as UXECUTOit, AD UlXloTKATOK.

TKUSTKK. UUAKU1AX or COM MITTEE, and oilers special advantages aa luch. 13 A LKGAL DEPOS1TOKY KOFt COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers ite services on favorable terms afl TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES, REGISTRAR OH TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES.

Checks on this company will be paid through th New York Clearing House. GEO. H. SOUTHARD. President.

WILLIAM H. WALLACE. Vice President. JS. COWING.

2D VICE PRES'T St SECT. CROWELL haiiula, ass i secretary. TRUSTEES. A. l.OW.

Geo H. Southard. Thos. E. Stillman.

Mnrtin Joost. Geo. M. Coit. Ftobt.

B. Woodward. Edwin Packard. Darwin James. Joseph E.

Brown. Wm. H. Wallace. D.

H. HoUBhtalinf. Albro J. Newton. Crowell Hadden.

Plerrepont. Bra. Olcott. Stewart L. Woodford.

Geo H. Prentiss. Clinton L. P.osslter. Frederick W.

Moss Henry C. Hulhert. MANUFACTOKERSj 198 HONTAUUE ST. Capital and Surplus, i $1,000,000. Authorised utl as EXECUTOR.

ADM1N13 TIUTOK, GUARDIAN, A LEGAL DEI'OSITOHY lor ilONEY. Travelers' LETTERS OL' CREDIT Issued. ACTS us TRUSTEE for Railroad and Mortgages and accepts the Transfer Agency and REGISTRAR of Stock of Corporations. Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at sight, payable through New York Clearing House. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J.

COOMBS. President. WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Vice President.

WILLIAM J. MATHESOM, 2d Vice President. FRANK L. SXTFFEM. Secretary.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: William H. Nichols. E. T. Hedrord.

Wimnrn Tn i.Rcn. Dwicht ChlirCfl. "William .1. Coombs. redericrt wurw Lowell VI.

fanner. Sonford H. Steele. John H. Hanan.

John H. Si h.umnnn. H. Ollphant. F.dwar Hlnman.

Sll. Tuttle. William A. N'ash. rr h.

Henrv Batterman. J. Adolph Mollcnhauer. John C. Orr.

Royal C. Peabody. H. Ireland. Charles O.

Gates. Edward R. Ladew. Daniel P. Morse.

NASSAU i RUST COMPANY, 10 i Broadway, Brooklyn, Capita! $500,000.0 Undivided Profits $351,493.99 1KTI3KEST ALLOWED ON 1JEPOSIT3. C.rtifit'uiri l.sued payable on demand or ai'tfc ifietl dates. A legal depository for court and trust lumls. Monpy loaned on bond and mortgage and ap pned Eccuriilea. Acts as executor, guardian, trutue.

committee, receiver. usslKnee, registrar, transfer and fiscal agent. TrniiKnetN General Baiikins; DnsineiS Ai cmints of IndlvWliiiils, business tlrma, estatea corijoratlons, InvlLed. Letters of credit suod and ANDREW T. KULLIVW PrBlrln WILLIAM DICK.

I TRUHI.OW. Vice rrcaidenti. O. F. ItlCHARDSON.

secreiary. H. P. BURKS. Assistant becretary.

William Dick. Edward T. Hulst, A. u. uaira.

K. B. Tuttle, rhas, H. Russell, Wm. F.

Garrison, John Truslow, Wm. F. Horwlll. v. W.

Wurster. P. 11'ir1iaucr. Jchn LOushran. Henry Sbert.

O. F. rtlrhardson. Jost Mnllor, llnrbfrt F. Ounnlson, irrfw T.

lllvan. wniinm Lnmh. A. Sperrj. Tohert P.

ethbrtdffe. OT' 15VE1IT DEflCMI'TION NEATLY AHI PROMPTLY AT BE A SON ABLE PRJCKf, Tfjirria RiiilrtiiiCT. 'Washi and iTohnson Stn ffiith Fli Tuku largo pausenger aleyaU Building. Commissioner Guilfoyle issued the following permits Tor new buildings during the, first lour days ot last week: IS brick J255.O0O 70 trams 149.8S0 SB Jorrespoading full week in 1898: r3 brick $405,200 m.soo 41 frame. S4 $517,000 New Buildings.

COLOMBIA HEIGHTS, cast side. 20U 1 3 feet "Plerrepont street, one five story brick, 16x101, nine families, tin roof; cost $25,000. Louis Horowitz owner. FORTY THIRD STREET, east side. 180 feet north of Bath avenue, one two story frame, 80x4o.

four families, tin roof; cost 3.000. P. C. Quirk, owr er. Foot FORTY FIRST STREET, near bulkhead.

2S0 feet Mvest of First avenue, two eight story brick, 225x100, 225x75, warehouses, tar and gravel roof: cost SHG.0O0. The Bush Limited, owners. NINETEENTH STREET, south side. 175 feet west of Ninth avenue, two four story brick, 25x60, eight families, tar and gravel roof: cost $15,000, Norton German, owners. HERK1MRR STREET and VESTA AVENUE, northwest corner, two two story brick, nix, store and one family, roof; cORt $4,000.

Mrs. Emma tjlndo. owner. COFFEY STREET, north side. 310 feet east of Richard street, one two story brick, 17x38, two families, tin roof: cost $2,000.

Fr. Merilll, owner. SIXTIETH STREET, south side. 100 feet west of Fourth avenue, three three story brick, 26 2 3 162, six families each, tin roof; cost $24,000. Samuel Tate, owner.

BUFFALO AVENUE, oast side. 3" (eet south of St. Marks avenue, one one story frame, for storage of barrels, tin rcof: cost S60. George P. Van' Dorn.

owner. FOTJRTH STREET, west side. 240 feet south of Avenue F. one two story and attic frame, 21x32. hlngle roof; cost $2,800.

Morriss Building Company, owner. PUTNAM AVENUE, north side. 22.j feet west cf Tompkins avenue, one three story brick, 25x 84. six families, tin roof; cost $7,000. Thomas Br Bongant, owner.

THIRTY STREET and NEW UTRECHT AVENUE southeast corner, one three story frame, 35x104 store and one family, tin roof: cost 59.000. August Llndeman, owner. FORTY FIFTH STREET, south side, 210 feet west of Thirteenth avenue, one two story and attic frame. 22x31 1 3, one family, shingle roof: cost 52,700. William H.

Reynolds, owner. FORTY FIFTH STREET, south side, 100 feet west of Thirteenth avenue, one two story and attic frame, 22x31 1 3. one family, shingle roof; cost $2,700. 'William Reynolds, owner. FORTY FIFTH STREET, north side, 100 feet west of Thirteenth avenue, one two story and attic frame, 22x31 1 3, one family, shingle roof: cost $2,700.

William H. Reynolds, owner. Judgments. OCTOBER 2. Phillips.

Thos Caldwell Clark, Thos National Cash Register Co Cooper, "John." and "James" Smaliey and. Telephone Co Murphy, Clarc nce Same Karfe, Frederick Same Kelly. Austin Same Waterbury Lumber Co Same Phclan, John Same Smith. Titus Baylor Sb.ee.han, Denis Marie SchulLz. JaBton.

Harry 1, and August Kalh Kings County Bank Rhodes. Alex Long Island Brewery Parkinson. William Mayer Glels, George Fergus Hossert Scholl. John Frank Brewery McNeely, Annie Brunnenier Pelham Hod Elevating Co Curran Berkowitz. Kalmon Cairns Miller, "Martin" Ii Innls Cushlng.

"Harry" Hirsh Mortgages. OCTOBER 2. Kohler, Kath, to Carter, road from "Unlonvllle to nd. Ratner, L. and Josophson.

la Rose Belanowsky. Rlakc av Dbnza. P. to Francesco A Ditniera. Frost St.

Same to Sav iln lionnfrlo. same prop Ryon, to Title C. and Co. Warren st. Kauffunger.

Kunnigunda and L. to same. Flushing av. near Bosert Weltman. A and J.

to trustees Wilted. No 102. Moore st Dursthoff, liliz. to Mary Embant, Hart st, Johnson. L.

to and Yoor hles. Thirteenth av. cor Eighty fourth st Doddridge. J. to Title and Co.

Ftny sixth st, Connolly, to Rosenberg. Twentieth st. Hubbs, W. to .7 Ktnsey, Seventy third s. Johnson.

Josephine S. to A Kindberg. Jefferson av. near Bedford Spohr. Ludwlg.

to Title and Co. Av D. near East Thirty seventh si O'Donnell. and K. to ripoiir.

same prop Ellas, 3. to Carroll. Fifty second St. Polet. T.

to Roehl et al. Drlggs av. Fordham. Angellne A. to Ann Colkirt.

Summit st. near Hicks Same to same. Myrtle av, near Gold Morgenthaler. Marpt, to Rexer, Thirty seventh st. near Third av Foley.

Annie, to Grant av, near Union Same to Smith and ano. same Bvalenko. A M. to L) A Cantwell. Fifty fifth si.

near Filth av Wilson. .1. to Long l. dand Title Guar Co, Lincoln rrad. nr av Gallagher.

J. lo Cath Mee. Evergreen av. Malllle, .1 I t.j 11 Roth. Avenue C.

cor Tiventj ninth Ingles. Eli. to VVIIliamslmrirh Savings Bank, rlarl nr av McKlnney. V. to Kinas 'V, Co, guar Lincoln road, cor Fistbush av Wowereit.

and II. to Lle'o mann, Hart t. Lewis av Madden. J. io Atlantic and Asan, Ttllarv st.

Crawford. to Ida .1 Maher, Park place, Keller, Eliz and F. to Shepnard. Pulaski st. nr Nostrand av Fox.

Mary A and .1. tu Til!" ami Trust Co. Walworth it. nr DeKalh av Kamps. i.

to Cath and Matilda VV Shay. Washington av. Assignments. OCTOBER 2. Williams.

Laura V. to Louise Shear, Mary L. to Louise Quntkenbos Beet. .1. to Reet.

2 assts Same to Vofrei O'Hearn Elding. exirx. to Ulhlein Reynolds. .1, to trustee, of A Dltmnrs Same to Eliza Williamson Taylor. A.

to King Gr.vf. A. and ano. oxrs, to exors Witte Swanpon. Sarah to Amelia Dill.

to Galllson Parker. Ira R. lo Jane A Wetervelt Eagan, to Pullman 33.33 269.07 130.116 S0.SI 70.34 51. S3 67.21 6S.U0 33.5" 77.03 4A3.47 92. ill) mi.

21 102.03 113.80 156.04 09.27 800.00 26.57 93.15 191.23 1.000 2.000 200 3.0CO 2.000 1.450 3.350 1,000 3.150 6,500 1.200 500 3.000 3. 500 7.000 1.400 1.000 nom I 2. "Wo 4.500 i.500 .500 1.5il0 2.S00 500 750 Conveyances. OCTOBER BAY THIRTY SECOND ST. s.

200 ft Benson av, 60x96.8. Halsey Carpenter to 'Frances Prentiss, mort Sl.ooo.. FIFTY SEVENTH ST. s. 100 ft Thirteenth av.

20x100.2: Rri.v nir.th st. cor Twelfth av. 40x100.2. Xis Mlkkelsen to William Fink, mort S1.S00 Same pront rty. William Fink, Y.

to Kvestine Mikfc'dson. all liens RUTLEDGE ST. s. 170 ft v. Bedford av.

Wm a Sumner to Patrick Mahouev. mort S2.500 MOFFATT ST. IIS ft Evergreen av. runs Sx 30x v. 35x 2'i to st 27.

Daniel Denton to Joseph and Rose Barenther, s.0o; WARREN' ST. s. 63.5 Fifth av. MX 10D. partition.

Hugo Hirsh to John Ryan BLAKE AV. 75 ft Powell St. 25x :00. Hose Belanowsky to Leo Ratner and Julius Josephson. mort $2,000 ST.

s. 150 ft Irving av. 25x100 Marv Neumann to Herman Schmidt, mort S3.50II THROOP AV. s. S0.10 Decatur st.

19.1x7.x Richard Robinson to James Foster, mort $5,000 PACIFIC rTT. s. 170 ft Howard av. 40x100. Harriet Ludlow to Mary A Tlmoney.

all Hens Boad leading from Unionvllle to Graves end village, contains 10 acres 3 roods and 13 perches, except land bounded and by land Eriiart Schmidt, containing 6 acres. Katherine Kohler to Chas Mpr riil. Exeter. H. mort ante nrope tv James Carter to Katherlue Kohler.

Kubj lo right of dower of Ellen Tobin ICHKNTK AV, s. 320 ft liegeman av. 20x100, Marlon Atkin to David Maclean PROS'!" ST. s. 250 ft Leonard st, runs ZS.Oxse to point 275 ft Leonard st P9.1xw25xnl00 to Frost st at beg, France.c,".f A Dimieri to Domenlco Donza lilRSKTY AV.

20.0 Linwood st, 9x 80 Catherine Kidd to Margaret Condon, all liens JEFFERSON ST. s. 175 ft Ever green av, 25x100, Gottfried Osann, Phila. Pa. to George Durniann and Marsaretha, his wife, tenants by the entirety, murt $1,000 MONTROSE AV.

117.4 Old Bush wick av, 25x100. Joseph Sehtim to John Schurn. men 53.000 BEDFORD AV. s. 20 Penn st.

20x Si. 4, Katharina Weber to Carl Weber, all lier.s 8T MARKS AV. s. 92.4 Franklin av, runs 91.1 to point 72.4 Franklin av S2.2 to St Marks av 20, Frederic Endemann to Simon Randall. mort $1,350 THIRD ST.

s. 271.2 Bond st, runs tc flowanus Canal 108.6 175.9 to Third st 101.8. foreelos, Frank Creamer to James Bergen, exr Cornelius Bergen HARMAN ST. s. 225 ft Irving nv, 25x98.1x25x99.4.

Elizabeth Weber to Fred erlcka, wife Philip Schwinn, all Hens FORTY FOURTH ST, cor road from New Utrecht to Flatbush, runs 71.4 to Lott's or Little lane 46.3 to Forty fourth st 73, Frederick Snow to Marie Hartley GRAVE8END AV. 360 ft Avenue F. (40x100, Maria Atkinson to Marie Han ley TWENTIETH ST. s. 223 ft Vanderbllt st.

25x100. John Rosenberg to John Connolly, mort $800 AVENUE D. s. 67 ft East Thlrty seventh st. 33x97.6.

Ludwig Spohr to James R. Joseph and Mary O'Donnell, mort $3,450 MART ST. 8. 275 ft Central av. 25x 8L.10x25.8x75, Mary, wife, and Ern Mt Emlaut to Elizabeth Dursthoff $6,600 10,000 1,600 Average Average am't on am't on 1 deposit deposit I with with i other Average; I am tor legal tender notes Be hank notes.

Averags am't of Average or deposits. not agent. Banks 1 879.700 97.S00 etoo, 100 100,000 sl.233,8011 BB.lCOi 1.543,700 17,3001 l.lOV.tOO tiCO.OOOl.... 1H0.7UOI 134.4001 3. 3S.900 S3.HO0 21.9001 20S.800 53.800 74.1C0 4K; ,200 1 00.200 li.OOOl 790.5UO, 2.815.200 930.

00 3,800,000 1 2.93 1, 000 1 oOb. 00 53ii.100 4 14, 100 iat Boiood 90.00U 157,700 48.01)0 220,000 40.000! I 378.0110 900' 31. .001 HI .000 oi.Ullf 37, 001 33.0(11 10,000 32 iOOi 1 1.1 1 Riy.oc 50.000I 11.7 001 64.. 001 5U.l00 14 OO' an. OC 23.

1.024,0001 135.000 1. 19 ooi at. 131, 70i. oi: basket: lobsters. ISaISc per lb: soft crabs.

E0a60c AnrB.v,' fn rl nil l.f. rWI hnlf nint. Meats" per pound Beef, hind quarters and ribs. lOallc: loins and ribs, llgaUKc; sides, Sa9c: Texas and Colorado grass beef, a8c: spring lamb, Sa9c: mutton. 7a8c; milk veal; uai'AC.

country killed calves, buttermilk, pork, loins. shoulders. sweetbreads, $3 per dozen; calves livers, 50c each; beef livers, eacn; ox tans, i per uui. Smoked and cut meats, per pounu num. tii.

shoulders. 7'Aa8c; bacon, 10c: boneless, 11c: choice, 12c; smoked beef, 18a20c: smoked tongue. 20c; corned tongues. 18c; corned pork, Sc; fresh loins, lOV.allc: shoulders, legs, llalic; bolognas. lOalSc per pound: frankfurters.

10al2c per Inrd. compound. 4a5c per pound. In 50a60 pound packages; pure lard, 7a9c. ducks, 16al7c; spring turkeys, 16alSc frozen tur kevs.

13al5c: seconds, 12JAc; old toms, 13aloc; spring chickens. fowls, 12VSal3c; roosters, 8'4c; squabs, white. per dozen; dark squabs. S1.7oaz per aozen. Live poultry, per pound Turkeys, Hnl3c; fowis, 11c roosters, 7c; spring chickens, 10c; ducks, 75eail per pair; live pigeens, 40a50c per pair: same cocks, $3.50 per pair; fancy stock fowis, $la2 per head; choice, $5 per pair; pigeons.

30a35c pet' pair. Imported fruits Oranges. Rodi. $6a7 per box; Jamaica. J2a3 per 100; $7.50 per bbl; $4 per box; lemons.

Messina and Palermo. per box; Macrl $4a7; Verdclll, Der half box: Sorrento, SlaS: limes. $10 per bbl; bananas, per bunch. No 1. No.

2. No. 75c; figs, per lb, 12alSc in 1 box. Slal.25: r.ew dates, Persian, 1 lb packages, SaCc; Fard dates, 6a9c; pineapples, $la2 doz; fancy pines, per dozen; nuts, per pound, pecan, 8al2c; almonds, 14al5c; shelled Jordan, 35c; new French paper shells. In bags.

21c; Sicily Alberts. 10c; Naples, 12c; Turkish, 9c; Brazil, 8al0c: walnuts, 10al2c: mixed, all new. 23u50 lb boxes. 10c: peanuts, fancy, hand picked, 7Hc: roasted. $1.60 per bushel; new ginger root.

10c per pound. iruits urangta. per uox, peaches, per case, Slal.25; pears, box. Wilder, $1.50 Bartletts and Beurre hardy, SI. 75a half boxes.

nectarines. sliver plums. per case; grapes, per case. Tokav. double cases, Malagas.

Domestic Peaches, per basket. Jersey, up river, carrier of 2 half Baskets; lull sized baskets, $3.50 per carrier: watermelon's. 55al0 per 100; Rocky Ford Colorado gem melons. crate; citron melons, 50a75c per bbl; early Western Delaware, large carriers. small 1.65a 1.76; 5 lb hand baskets $16al7 per 100; TCflKtern cranes, ner carrier.

Niagara, 7oc Concord. 50a60c; wine grapes, per ton, dark, $30; white. $40: blue gage plums, per ten pound hand basket, 2oa30c: uamson pmms, ouaoou per basket; green gages. 50c; apples, per bbl, com ti.i to. vimpu 9 fjill ninDlns.

S2a 2.50; maiden blush, $2a3; snow and other choice table apples, $3a4: Eastern pears, per bbl, Bartletts. $5s6; Seckles, $5. Sheldon. $3 per bbl; Kelfer, cranberries, per box; per bbl; quinces. per bbl; 50a75c per basket: hickory nuts.

$2.50 per bushel; chestnuts. $4.50 per bushel. Summer vegetables Green corn. 10a i5c per i00 enrs; Hackensack corn. C0; celery, 3naa0c per bundle; Long Island cauliflowers, S3a4.00 per bbl: Long Island cabbage.

S2a3 per 100; red $3a4; potatoes, per bbl, Long Island, fancy east end. Virginia sweet potatoes. Per bbl; potato Lima beans. $1.25 per bag; Hat Lima beans. 75c per bag: Long Island green wax beanfl, 50a75v: per bag: cranlierry beans, SI per bag: ereen peas.

Long S2 per bag; Norfolk, $1.50 per basket: Jersey egg plants, per bbl; greenhouse cucumbers, $1. per ifi bbl basket; Jersey and LongIsland, $1 crate; picklo cucumbers, per mustard cucumbers 75c bushel: summer squash. 25a30c crate: crooked neck winter squash, 50a60c doz. new mar row squash, 75c bbl; cheese pumpkins, $1 per bbl; Boston lettuce. 50a75c per dozen Romaine.

per bbl; Long Island. 50caS1.75 per bbl; chicory, $1.50 per 100 heads; spinach. 50a 75c per bbl: sprouts, 50c per 001; Long isiana raaisneK. ouc wet 100 bunches; tomatoes. 30a50c per crate: yellow egg tomatoes.

50a75c per crate: green peppers, 60a 7uc per bbl; red peppers, per bbl; pickling 50c per crate; new bunch onions, 15a20c per dozen; spearmint, $1 per dozen bunches; Long Island carrots. per bbl; Spanish onions, $1.25 per orate; white onions. S2.50a3.50 per bbl: pickling onions. $3a6 per bbl; red onions, Sl.25a1.75 per bbl; Lone Island beets. Slal.50 per 100 buncnes; new rutabaga turnips.

per bill; white turnips, 50a, oC per bbl; bunch par nips, $1.50 per 100 bunches: water cress, 30a40c per dozen hunches: okra, 2.1C per three quart basket; mushrooms, 75c per pound; soup greens. 75c per 100 bunches; kohl rabi, per dozen bunches; Long Island salsify or oyster Slant 50c per dozen hunches: dill. 25c per dozen bunches: garlic. Si. 25 per dozen bunches; new crop horse radish.

50a75c. ner dozen bunches. BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO'S. Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartered 1S72.

SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING. 3HONTAGUE ST. CORNER OF CLINTON. BAKES FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PICR YEAR. Trunks and packages containing valuablee taken on storage for any length of time at tow rat.

HKNRr N. BRUSH. President. (iliUlfiE V. WHITK.

Vice Prealdeal. I'tlOALAs C'UAttlv. bwcretary. INSURANCE. PHENIX 7 INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N.

Y. PHENIX BUILDING. 16 COURT STRKET. TBTJST COStPANIES. BROOKLYN TRUST CO 177 AlONTAQUE STREET.

ORGANIZED IN 1868. Capital $1,000,000.00 Undivided Profits, 1,632,955.39 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, Which may be made subject to check at sight returnable at fixed Acts as executor trustee, guardian, taking full charge of the management of estaies both reai personal, on a life term, or at th pleasure tht parties Interested. CHRISTIAN CHR1STK.NSEN, President. HENRY MAXWKLU Vice President. FKKDERJCK t7 COiTOA.

Secretary. STANLUCX" W. HUSTKD. Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: Thomas T.

Barr. Henry W. Maxwell. S. W.

Boococit. Wlllia L. Ogdeii. lieors W. diauncpy.

Jolin J. Pirrepont. Christian T. Chrlatenaen. Chiirles II.

Pratt. Wm. N. Dykman. George O.

Reynolds. John Gibb. Henry SliolJon. Francis L. Hfne.

Charles A. Sciiiren. Charles Tde. Alexan.ler M. White.

Frank Lyman. Wm. Augustus Whlta. William H. Male.

C. D. Wood. BROADWAY A NO KENT AVENUE. I VA PITAL, Invested in N.

Y. City ,700,000 svR 350,000 i J. G. JENKINS. PRESIDENT.

HglMAN Aa ARMOUR. VICE PRESIDENTS. W. ADDISON FIELD, Secretary. I.

HAMBURGER. Assistant Secretary. DIRECTORS! Anthony N. Erady. John G.

Jenkins, Moses May, Lowell M. Falmer. Marshall S. Herman B. Schaitnann Willard P.

Held. James Qascolnt, Ira L90 Bamberger, Joseph Iilebmann, Henry O. Havemeyer. Merman, u. Armour, Fredfirlc P.

OlcJtt. Theodore F. Jackson, Frank Jenkins, Charles H. Reynold, OLto Huber, Frank Harvey Field, Charles M. Davidson, Gustav J.

I Doerschuck, Thomas J. Patterson, Henry xmuernian, Leonard Lrewisohn. J. ins 1 1 Average am't of loans and Average discounts am't of and i specie. invest ments.

Banks. Capital. pr Bedford Broadway Brooklyn Eighth Ward. Fifth Avenue. 121, 70011.1 IS.lOp, 1.47.400 184.8001 l.iaMOO 33B.006 37.200 16.500 15.300 61I.SO0 4 iOO 0,300 Kings County.

Manuf act's' 00,3001 803.300 428.8001 3.O81.H00 a83.S00 3,810,000 30.800 200.000 L804UO M.Ui.0 Mechanics Mechanics: lUU.UUl National City. 544.900; 2.589.000 1V3.00III Id. OO1 People's. 8.i,:.00 543.00: ac.i oo. I h.SOOl S.

OC, 117. 001 7. 03 O0 I' 00! Schermerborn SevenfnthWd SpragueNat'l. Tw'ty sixthW l.na.n'M, 19.000 1 3 4. 400I (JO0.000I union Wollabout.

TBlookfr Ao per official report. MINING QUOTATIONS. The following shows the quotations for the principal mining shares to day on the Consolidated Exchange: Rid A.ked I Bid. Asked. Alice A.rgtmtum .60 lo Julia Con 0 1 K'gstouK Vera 8 14 LeadvilleCoa.

.09 Little Chief .19 Mexican 30 Moultou 25 Mt. Rose 37 olhe Gibson. .24 Ontario 13.76 Ophlr .00 Occidental lo Plymouth 08 phoonliQ.M'e .09 Potosi .50 .06 Portland 2.20 V.OO Quicksilver pr.7.50 Savago 24 Sierra Nevada .6. standard Small Hopes. .1.25 Specimen 09 Union Con 86 Utah.

10 Union .30 Victor M.Oon.1.00 Wort 30 Yellow Jacket .26 Ansoouaa. .40 .10 Alamo Adams .09 .10 Best Belcher Breece 1.50 Brunsw'k Con. .25 CaledonlaB.U. .50 01 CrlppleC'kCon .16 Creed Crlp.U .09 Con.Oal. JeVs.1.26 ComstocK Tun stock 04 Bonds 04 scrip 06 Crescent .15 Catalpa ZO liunkln 08 Deadw'dTerra .70 Eureka Con.

.25 Fath'r DeSmee .10 Gould Curry .33 Gold Fleece 25 Hale Momesiaite 05.00 Horn Silver. ..1.20 Iron Silver 53 Isabella 90 03 .18 .13 .11 .08 1.00 INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE, 38 New Street. New Tort. The following shows the quotations for the principal mining and Industrial shares to day on the New Street Exchange: MINING STOCKS LISTED. Bid.

Asked. I Bid. Asked. Alliance 15 I GregoryG V' Antioquia 5.00 I alorenci c. Ariz.

Cop. 13.00 M.OO iMorencipf l.O 2.50 1.70J1 n.VO I G. Magnet .008 .0 I Ry.Monnt CO 454 .007 .01 .05 MINING STOCKS UNLISTED. Bid. Asked.

Bid. Asked. Alamo 1054 .13 02 27)4 .30 40 Anaconda. .45 .69 .50 MoIlieGlb. .72 I Mt.Rosa..

.007 i Old Can. .005 Clift'nCop 3.25 Cop. Rock Cr.Or.Uon. .16 1.1R Gar. .1654 G.ComC.C.

2.16 Gol. Fleece .27 .90 .0816 .01 3 1 paosn. i .40 2.40 10.00 .007 .008 .35 .02 Si .00 1 .20 1.20 .18 2.20 .30 .05 2.30 RosHontt. 5.00 Sentinel. .002 I UnlonGold .32 I I Work 32b .1.0 INDUSTRIAL STOCKS LISTED.

Bin. Asked. I Bid. Asked. Mult.

Power 25.00 i Whltn'ySPA INDUSTRIAL STOCKS UNLISTED. Bid. Asked. I Bid. Asked Am.Bis.bds.luu 112 I Bing'nOaslis 96 102 Marsn'llMill bO Cuban B.

72 1 u.o I N.Y.Bls.bds.l Ll Fern. .15.00 aC.OO Retsof.bonds 75 30.00 b6 114 HO 5.0U I Retaof stock lo DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. Books 1 Books Name. Rate Date. I close.

I open. Am. Tobacco Am. Tobacco Am. Tobac.

so ip Am. Car F. pf. Am.Smeltlng pfd Am. Steel Am.

Bell T'phone Am. Ice Co. Am. Malting pfd. Am.

Tin Plate pf Am. Woolen pfd. Amer. Waltham Watch, AnacondaCopper. extra Ala.

Gt. Southern. Amaig'd extra Chi. Term. Trans.

Ches. Ohio Cites. Ohio Cambria Iron Cambria CC.C.&St.L. Columbus Gas Columbus Gas pf H. D.

ptd IWlv. 1 1NUV. J. Nov. 1 MOV.

A Oct. 10 Oct. 14 Oct. 16 Oot. 14 Oct.

15 Oct. 30 Oct. Id Oct. 12 Nov. 1 1 Oct.

4 Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 11 Oct. Out.

Oct. Sept.2' Oct. 24 I Sept.2H Oct serjt.lf, 1 Nov. 15 Oct. 25 Oct.

20 Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 31 Nov. 15 Oct.

5 iOct. 2B Sept.30Oct. 5 Sept. 19 I Oct. 11 dept.

19 Oct. 11 A Cent. S. A. Tel Central of Ga Central of N.

Consol. Ice pf Lack. W. Denv. Rio Evans.

EmplreStale Ida ho Mining Edieon, Erie Exploration Syndicate Fulton St. R. R. 42d St. R.

Gt. Norlhern Gen. Elec. German Saw B'k Hocking HornSllverMIn'g. Havana Com'l pf Lake E.

Louis. Nash Minn. St. Oct. 3 Sept.

13 Oct. 7 Sept.30 Oct. 10 Nov. 1 Oct. 13 Oct.

14 Oct. 2 Oct. Sept. 19 Oct. 20 Oc.

3 Oct. 17 Oct. 16 Oct. 19 Sept. 26 Oct.

18; Sept.29 Oct. 18 Sept.SS Oct. 10 Oct. 10. Sept.29 Oct.

10! Oct. 3 Oct. 31 Oct. 12 tept.27 Oct. 14 Oct.

3 Oct. Oot. Oct. 20 Oot. 18 Oct.

4 Oct. 20 15 3 Oct. 1G Oct. 18 Oct! 13 82.50 VA ii, Oct. in Oct.

3 i Sept. 5 Oct. 3 1 Oct. 16 I Oct. 5 Oct.

4 Sept. 2 Oct. Oct. 3 1 Sept. 2 Oct.

4 'if Oct. 5 Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 17 Oct.

18 Oct. 8 bit! "6 Oct! 15 Oct. 18 Sept.29 Oct! 16 Oct. 11 12 Oct. 18 Oct.

12 1 Melrqpol. St. R'y Mexican Tel N.Y.&E. R.Ferry. N.

Y. Central N. Y. Air N.Y.&N.J.Tel'ne. Nat.

Biscuit com Nat. Carbon pfd. Nat. Salt pfd Northwest Northern Pacific. Norfolk Norf.

Southern E.RiverR.R. Oreg. Short Line. Otis Elevator pf Pacific Coast Pressed Steel pf Proctor Penna. Steel pfd.

Penna. Mrg Philadelphia Pullmun Parrot Copper Co Rio Gr. West. pf. Rio Gr.

Southern. Rock Island Reading R.I.Perk.H.S.prd St. Paul com St. Paul pfd St. Paul St.

Paul Southern R'y prd St. Louis S. 34th St. R. Union Ferry Union Pacific Union Pacific Un.

Gas Pa Un.ShoeMach.cm Un.ShoeMach.pf Un.N.J.R.R.iC. W. Va. Cent. Wabash Western Vestsrn WestinghouseA.B extra 13i Oct.

16 Sept.2S uci. a w. i Oct. 5 Sept. 18 Oct.

16 I Oct. 5 Oct. 2 Oct. 14 i Oct. 5 Oct.

15 Oct. 6 1 Tm i 1M i Oct. 14 Oct. It Oct. Oct.

3 Oct. ia Oct. 10 Oct. 3 Oct. 11 Oct.

14 Oct. 11 Oct. 16 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct.

15 Oct. 5 Oct. 9 sept .21 Oct. 2 Sept.23 Sept.23 Sept. 11 Sept.18 $1.50 1H oOc.

1M 1M Oct. Oot. 10 Oct. 10 Kept.30 Oct. Oct.

6 Oct. 19 Oct. 13 $lja i Oct. 12 i Oct. 7 IH Nov.

1 Sept.30 Oct. IB Oct. 8 Oct. IX Nov. 1 Sept.

28 1 Oct. uct. 1 14 Oct. 4 Ocl. lo UH Oct.

21 Oct. 2 Oct. 13 34 Oct. 21 Oct. 2 1 Oct.

13 Oct. 5 I Oct. 12 Sept. 12 Oct. 13 1 Oct.

4 Sopt.ll Sept.23 Oct. 3 Sept. 2 Oot. 4 15 Oct. 20 Sept.30 Oct.

21 i Oct. 3 I Oct. 3 sept .20 Oct. 4 Oct. S) 1) i Oot.

11 I Oct. 10 Sept. 9 1 Oct. 11 2 Oct. 14 Sept.

30 2 Oct. 14 Sept 1U i Oct. 2 1H Oct. 14 Hept.10 Oot. 2 2W Oct.

10 Sept.20 I Oct. 2 a o. 7 i I Oct. 10 'Kept. HI Oct.

11 l'A Oot. IB Sept. 20 Oct. 13 Oot. 11 I 10 8opt.25 Oct.

11 Oct. 10 Sept.as'Oot. 11 Meeting. tFour per cent, per annum on sums of 8500 and under and thre? per cent, on the excess over $500. iPayable halt on October 16, 1899.

and halt on April 16, 19C0. WALLABOUT MARKET: Business at Wallabout Market this morning was more spirited and in some varieties ot vegetables, notably cabbages and tomatoes, better prices were obtained. Frost being reported from Long Island market garden areas reduction in supplies and enhancement in values generally must be expected. The strength of the butter market has developed into thp rise of 1 cent per pound. Eggs also advanced cent per dozen, being added to recent rates.

In meats veal was 1 cent per pound higher and lower grades of mutton oent per pound lower. Sea food Increased in variety and supply and recorded lower figures. Cheese Full cream, new, per pound, 12al2V4c. Butter, per pound Fancy ElRln, 25c: In 10 pound packages, 2514c; print butter, 26c; state dairy. 24c.

Eggs, per dozen Strictly fresh, 23c; In cases, candled, 22c; In cases, uncandled, 21c. Fish per pound Blue, 8a9c; Spanish mackerel, 18n20c; bonlta. 7c: striped mackerel, large, 20a25c each weak fish, 5a6c; cod. Boston, 7a8c; butter fish. Be; halibut, 12c: pollock.

5c haddock. 4c; porgles, Oc; striped bass, lOnllc; sea bass, 8al2c; eels, UatSc; fluke 6c: clscos, 6c; white bass, 7c; plckeled mackerel, bbl, American, $16a20; Imported, J1SS20; Portland herring, box; DIgby scaled herring. $2 box; dried codfish. 5a8c per pound. Shell fish Scallops.

Sl.25al.50 per gallon; soft clams. 40c per 100; hard clams, Jl per basket; Rockaway oysters, 1 per iOl.lPUU ri.400 ea.doo 70.700 aibviuo 5.00 63.100 Oct. 15 Nov. 1 Oct. 15 Nov.

1 Oct. 15 Nov. 1 Oct. 10 Nov. 3 Sept.fcO Oct.

11 Sept. 29 Oct. 16 Oct. 2 Oct. 15 Oct.

2 Oct. 16 30 Oct. 5 2 Oct. 17 24 Oct. 17 3 I Oct.

Jib 25 Yester Last To day. day. Tuesday Easy Strong Quiet 78VS 'tZH 70 82 81V 79 Steady Strong Firm 40ti 40M 4,0 Steady Firm Firm 29H 20 28H Quiet Firm Dull 00 06 65M Quiet Firm Firm 4.10 4.L0 4.05 3.45 3.50 3.45 Quiet Firm Quiet 5.87 5.90 5.70 Quiet Firm Quit 9.50 U.5'1 0.00 Firm Quiet Quiet 3Hd 31 2Jld 3s dd 3s Od os 3d WHEAT No.2Red. f.o.b..afloat NO.J CORN No. OATS No.

Oats, elev RYE No. 2, t. o. FLOUR Minneapolis Winter Straight, now LARD Prime Western PORK Old Mess OCEAN cui Jt, for orders FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L.

G. Qulnlln New York.) Yester day 3 Clos'g 7(i 79 82 WHEAT October May CORN May LARD October 375, 37 5.87 FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. Open High Low Closing, est. est. Ing.

78( 79 78W 7H, UIH 82 8ls SLV 37H 37 37W 37X 37 373s 37 37 5 Open High Low Closing, est. eet. ing. 749s 74i 73M 74 7'4 I' SIH 31Js 30H 30M 30s 304 3IIH 3014 29M 30M 2 i 3L? 32 1H 3LM Oi 23M 2s 2.5 X4 MH 245s ill 5.47 5.50 5.40 5.40 5.55 5. 55 5.oO 5.50 5.07 5.67 5.02 5.02 5.10 5.10 5.07 5.07 5.07 507 5.0J b.OJ 5.15 5.15 5.10 5.10 8.22 8.25 8.15 8.17 8.:17 8.46 8.32 M.8J 9.85 9.85 9.77 9.77 clay's Clos'B 72M WHEAT Octobir December May CORN October December January May ATS October uecember Mav LARD October December January RIBS October December January PORK October December January SPK 29M J1W 23Wi 28 24 5.47 5.55 5.67 5.10 5.07 5.15 8.20 h.40 11.85 GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS.

The following tables show the daily move ment of grain as posted at tne troauce change to day: P.ECEIPTS AT WESTERN POINTS. Flcur Wheat. Coin. oats. Barrels.

Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St. Louis Kansas City Toledo Detroit Peoria 13,370 Sl so 17,675 131.

coy uvju'j 290,790 552,482 27,000 69,550 26.340 19,567 8.200 6.278 31.980 1.194 12.000 12.000 10,000 4.909 44.400 107.000 4.500 51,561 2.400 77.600 600 Total 37,795 1.290,079 1.275.729 595,043 SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS. Flour; Wheat. Corn. Oats." (Reported by H. L.

Horton 4 New York.) To day. Yesterday. Bid. Asked. Bid.

Asked. Amer. Straw Board. o3)s a4f 14 Canal ana Dock 77 17 City Railway 235 21(1 2H11 295 Diauluua Matcu i2H 12B lsjO Lake St. El 17 18s 17K 18 Lake St.

El cfs 15 10 1 Linseed Oil com MM USti 04s 9 Llusecd Oil old 4 4oi4 Met. West side El pf 70 60H 691 North CUlc. St. Ity 2 tO UoO 245 National 4.s4 4.ili 45 ieH National Biscuit 8)n U7W 9rS4 National Caroou cut 20 21 20 2i National Carbon pfd 84 85 SJK National Steel 44 50 fll 514 National Steel 14)4 9514 U4J4 96 Boutn Side El 100 WH 100 Tin Plate com 'iSH iHH 39 'I'm Plate ptd H.SJj 87 85 87 chic. St.

Iltj 119 1U U9H LONDON QUOTATIONS. Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth Pt. Louis Kansas City Toledo Detroit Peoria Total RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour. Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Bushels.

Busnels. Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore 3,300 19,733 4.210 32.822 45.315 739.800 14,872 38.983 194,625 221,422 342,557 3:2.000 133,57" 118.907 12,812 Total 61.427 813,390 762.814 397,306 New Orleans 3,855 39,000 35,000 SO Galveston 73,336 31,200 EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn.

Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

BoBton New York Philadelphia Baltimore Total New Orleans 2,224 36,416 211. 8,000 225,328 40.000 102.315 13.037 320 39,105 116,102 13,045 1,230 Total exports from Atlantic ports ror week ending September 30, 1899: Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

14,627 797.340 379,103 29,853 5.600 108,000 133.700 46.902 SI. 600 3.920 232.000 1,194 6,439 29,000 168,000 9.000 79.300 12.000 7.000 9,202 49,000 1.600 200 22.0M0 7.200 10.800 94,935 473.309 1.140.734 515.123 750 lay Yesterday X. Y. Clos N. t.

eo.ulY. equlv. 10'JM 103HNov 1UH V0H 20H UOH 114 SH 10)6 4UM 47 4UH 08)1 71 9 56 .10 57H U7U 01H HSJ4 2bW 25 20)4 219b 21 72S, 70), HH 12 IS 125, 34), 31! 35 ill 114H 1UM lllit WW 18 11M 137) 1SH44 50)4 6 72h 7r 739, 6UM 7C H8H 234 24fa 2l)i 1Mb 67M 181 20)4 ll' 21 50)1 20X A7H 30ii ttH H2i 122 127 123)4 4J 3H 37 WM HM 40K 52H hi 41M 46 43M 76 78 75K SI 22 XIH Clos Ing. Consols, money. 1 Consols, 102J Atcnlaou 2L Atchison pld t)' Anaconda Halt, Ohio 4SJj Bait.

Ohio pfd. "Ii Central Pao Canadian I'aclQc. 80 Ches. ii Ohio 24 Denv. ili'n.

Uenv.fcK.U.pfd. 74), Erie 12M Erie 1st pfd Illinois Central. ..114 Louis. Nash 77Jjj K. U214 S.

Y. Central I3f31 Northern Pac nlH Nor. Par. old 75 Norf. W.

nfd. OSJa Ont. a 244b I'ennsylTanla 06 Koadlng WH Heading 1st 2i Heading 2d pfd. I. tit.

Paul 12WS Southern Pacific. 36t outhernHy Southern fir rl Union Pacific 4zW Union Pacific pfd 77M Wabaabpfd 21), Oax. Bushels 195.674 iRO r.29 287i827 325666 130 Fl.iur. Wheat. Corn.

Barreic. Bushels. Bushels. New York 58,736 S33.057 558,100 Bolton 28.925 327,378 175.733 Portland, Me. 7.3S0 58.129 2,500 Philadelphia S.233 80,000 S30.102 Baltimore 58.947 182,000 769.843 Norfolk 24.S79 ili.42S Newport News 54,318 75,662 r.21,744 lN'SW 3,868 333,000 331.773 I 1.