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14 THE BROOKXTTS" DAILY EAGLE. NE YORK, SATURDAY, KOVEMBEE 4, 1899, TRUST COMPANIES. TRADING ON THE CURB. 400.00 OS7.50 THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. STATEMENT OE THE ASSOCIATED BANKS 01? NEW YORK CITY BOB THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1899.

(Prom reports to the New York Clearlne House, as required under Section 16 of the Constitution.) THE PEOPLES The Market Was Steady and Active Banks. Legals. Deposits. Capital Net profits. Specie.

Until Hear the Close, When It Broke Sharply. I 446,000 12.833.000 21.287.000 14.295.000 S2.000.000 2.050,000 2.000.000 2.000 0(C) 1.500,000 2.273.0011 2,952.000 2.109 .500 14.000 4,198,000 tRUST COMPANY, Capital, Surplus and ino 7 CO 07 Undivided Profits, iiVO.O.O FELIX CAMPBELL, President. J. G. (dETTMER.

HORACE J. MORSE, FiriH Vice President. Second Vice President. EDWARD JOHNSON. CHARLES A.

BOODY. Secretary. Ass't Secretary TRUSTEES: .10.736.000 The market opened steady and active and continued so until Just, before the close, when 21,7116,700 15,000 there was a general decline throughout the market on the poor bank statement. The ma 44500 786,500 1 .046.000 2,22 1 .000 1,375.300 7.S6.000 1,669,100 166.000 3.0 13.300 2.126.000 3R0.600 577.S00 55.80(1 151.000 Bank New York. Manhattan Merchants' Mechanics America Phenlx City Chemical Merchants' Excr.

Gallatin Butchers' Mechanics' Tr. Greenwich 24.1.100 )00 6.9.1.900 18.300 1.759,500 jority of the issues which for the past few 44.400 886.600 4.22'J.OOO 103.6 2.80C 23.1 61 .000 6.131,000 6.157.7C0 1.285.800 2.14S.000 days have shown good gains were the weakest. Euffene G. Blackford, Solomon W. Johnson, The stocks which shared the largest de James Jourdan, iBidore M.

Hon. Bklyn and Co xs Sea Breeze av, s. at intersection division Une lands Bklyn and BrlKhton Beach Co and Brighton Beach Rncinc Asan. rung e20G.Sxsw3l6.1xnel7P,7. excepts East Sixteenth st, s.

100 ft Av runs U6 ft to road to Sheepshead Bay to land Co to Av is 100 1O0. Anson Flower to Sea View Co FORTY FIFTH ST, s. 340 ft Fifth av. Stephen Martin and Oscar Abrams to "Wm A Younie. mort $3,500 FIFTH ST.

s. 160 ft Sixth av. HKi, Cornelia McCown. now Randal, to Walter Randel. mort SlO.fcOO NASSAU ST.

a. 240 ft Jay st. 35x 105. Anne Goudy to David Stewart, mort $5,000 WASHINGTON AV. s.

52.10 Gates av. 25xii0. Chas Camp to Kath Camp, mort Sl.OuO FOURTH AV. No 441, s. Sfi.5 Tenth st.

lHxt50. Ivin Wit hey to Celia Denton, a c. mart FOURTH AV. No 439. 115.5 Tenth st.

Celia Denton to John Walsh, moras Same property. Calvin Wltirey to Celia Denton, mort VAXDERBILT AV. s. IS4.10 Atlantic av. UJ.KxPu.

Annie Lock wood to Fram es McGrath. mort $4.000 FOURTH AV. No 141. s. M.t rt Tenth st.

llfxtiO, Celia Demon TAYLOR ST. s. 150.2 Lee av. 2U.Sxl0O. Hnry Grasman to Jessie Seaic.

mort Sfi.iW) FIFTY THIRD ST, s.220 ft Sixth av. SOxlOO.2. Auprust Grether to Samuel Morrison, mort $200 FIFTIETH ST. 1G0 ft Fifth av. 2ixlt0.2.

Charlee Hamilton to Thomas Forgeson FIFTY FIFTH ST. s. 300 ft Fifth av. 20x100.2, Adam Henrlch to Florence Taft 194.400 I 8B0.600 Leonard Moody Company of 20 Court street has sold 517 Sond street, three story and basement brick house, 20x50x100, for T. M.

Williams, to M. C. Mittendorf, for J10.000. 198 and 200 Hamilton avenue, three story brick tenement property, 20x40x90, for Maud L. Hall, to F.

M. Scott, for $7,500. 70 Lawrence street, two story and basement frame house. 20x40x100, for Mary D. E.

Jeffers. to F. M. Scott for 4,000. Taylor Fox, auctioneers, sold on Friday, at 45 Broadway, in action of Thomas C.

Giroux, against Sophia A. Hopkins, .21 Evergreen avenue, frame house, lot 25x100, to Thomas C. Giroux. for $1,400. New Buildings.

UNION AVENUE, east side. SO feet south of Richardson street, nne two story frame, Jox36 1 3, Office and wareroom, felt and exavel roof; cost $2. COO. Mairott Campbell, LINCOLN ROAD, south sidf. 363 feet eaut of Bedford avenue, two two storv and basement brick.

one family, tin roof; opi John "Wilson, nwner. GRAHAM AVENUE, west Fide, southwest corner of Ainslfe rreet. one two story brick. etable, tin roof; cost $1. Mrs.

Maria C. Bors mann, owner. MOXTROsE AVENUE, north Bide. 33 1 3 feet west of Bush wick one one story brick. 6 2 3x75.

bnwlir.ff alley and dininproom, crave! rcof; cost $3,000. Leonard Eppip's estate, owner. Leather 424.30'. 45.000 16 1.200 I 4.01B.fOO 346.600 4,123.100 David A Boudy, Felix Ca.mpbell, Amory Si. Carhart, William Cole, Wm.

B. SDavenport, J. G. DetVjner. Bernard tatlafther, cline were Hide and Leather, which opened steady at yesterday's prices, and remained so till shortly before the close, when they sold off partially in sympathy with the break Sn Leather in board.

The common sold off Robert J. Kimball. James McMuhon. Horace Morse, John E. Searles, Alonzo Slots, Howard M.

Smith, Caslmlr Tap, Georpre P. Tangemaa, 300 000 400.00 200,000 eoo ooo 300.000 500.000 5,000100 fl.000.000 1.000.000 1,000.000 TOO William Hill. 4.346,000 45,01.0 660,600 and 19, block 127. same map. Laurel Hill Same to name, lota 2 and 3.

23 and 24. block 127, same map, Laurel Hill Bell, Richard to Herman Haak. West st. 35 ft Broadway. "5x100.

Bay Side Peck. William Benjamin Wright. Lil lle Mead. Francis Wright, to Edward Byrne, public road from Flushing to Jamaica, adj arm formerly of Benjamin Cock, 100 acres. Flushing Jeffrey.

Henry T. to Herbert Perry. Lef ferts av. 170 ft Chichester av, 40x93. Morris Park mortgage $2.800 Byrne, Edward J.

to Peter Kane, public road from Flushing to Jamaica, adj farm formerly of Ben ja In Code 100 acres. Flushing Brlnckerhoff. Cornelia to Erneatina A Bernstein, lot IS. map land George Brlnckerhoff. Newtown O'Leary.

Cornelius M. Ellen, Annie M. Mercedes and Santiago and Martha O'Leary to William A Conklln. Third st. s.

north of Anderson av, lot S04. map Hitchcock's Plan for Homes at Wood side Conklin, Charles C. to William A Conklin, same property Conklln, William A. to Charles Adams, Third Bt. s.

north of Anderson av, lots 802, S04. EOC and SOS. same map Zlegler. William, to A Gates, lots 264 and 26.1. block 10, map Ingleside, Flushing Gravellus.

Harry and ano, exr Mary Gravel ins. 10 Anthony Ego. Rockaway Boulevard, s. adj land Louise Dowen steln, 50x120x50x116, Rockaway Beach, mort $500 Farnan. James, to Joseph Tuohy, Washington et, 150 ft Linden st.

25x100, Newtown Goelz, Peter, to Katharina. Goelz, Columbia av, s. lots 3 to 5. map Joseph Van Mater, Jr, 75x92x79x Burford, Thomas SJ, to .1 Wesley Bur ford. ProRpect av, s.

331.1 Court 6t, runB 100 3.1.5 30.5 a to av 11 14. 01. Newtown Barberie, Abraham to Julia I Bar berie Grand st, fl 325.4 dlv line Ids James Moore and Thaddeus Firth, 50x100. Newtown Brfggs. Mary and Nina Fowler, to Richmond Hill Investment Company.

beginF 47 ft from Johnson av, adj Id John Kerz, SO ft to Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank road 46, Richmond Wellig, Annie, to Louisa Luther, Covert st. s. 200 ft Id WyckoflC av, EOx 100. Newtown. $1 and Gerard! Joseph, to Florence Gerardl.

lots 25 and" 26, block 124, second map of City of New Castle, Nortn Frederick iA. Schroeder, Frederic A. Ward, 6,150 1 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS From Dae of Deposit to Date of Withdrawal. SPECIAL RATES ON TIME DEPOSITS. Checks on his Company.

pass through New Yorfc Clearing House. Authorized by Law to Act as Executor, Administrator, Guar dian, Trustee, Committee, or In any position of trUBt. Particular attention paid to the accounts ot ladies and thorte unaccustomed to business. MONEY LOAM ED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE 2.5D0 1.100.8.0 45.000 900.0.10 177.600 548.000 2.0'IH.OOO 3.035,200 1.581,800 1,042.300 A MO 900 U32.HO0 294.500 517,500 2.578,600 38S.400 372.HO0 273,900 091.K00 163.20U 1.851300 5H4.100 389.400 6.734.000 S.271.600 1 47.300 512,100 7V8.i00 169.60(1 7,763.700 i.000 660,600 410.400 297.00 G.S0O Long Island Loan and Trust Company, fceventh rsat 1.... Stat N'ew York.

Ami'ican Commerce Broadway Mercantile Pacific Republic Chatham People's N'orth Hanover Irving Citizens' Nassau Market Fulton Shoe Corn Continental Oriental Importers' Tr. Park East River Fourth Nat'l Central Nat'l Second Nat'l Ninth Nat'l First Nat'l N. Y. Bowery N. Y.

County German Amer'n. Chase Fifth German Germania Lincoln Garfield Fifth Nat'l Metropolis West Side 77B.OO0 2.J .347.800 39.i00 2R5.900 224.000 10 1.000 I.1S2.00 68O.700 408.700 3.427.00C 1.3U. J00 1.141.700 2,359.600 341.700 4.132.700 724.300 297.300 1,654,000 0.451.300 4 08.400 516.800 36S.500 1.164.000 883,800 2.34K.700 1.176.700 164,000 6.000.000 1 1.809.000 4.571.200 2.645.000 1,035.000 366,600 6.781.400 338.500 567.500 546.20U 633.600 4.999.H00 1.667.800 182.000 571.000 2.642.800 1.440.000 367.700 1.185. 100 406.0CU 1 .040.000 7.029.00 47 ,0 '0 3.626.900 674,000 535.600 470.600 110.4.00 3.486.400 16.147.000 1 756.600 2.009.000 24,090,000 39.310.000 1 .434.100 21.3 8.681.0CO 7.O77.000 2.808.000 32.137.300 2.203.600 3.290.000 3.264.800 203 MONTAGUE STREET. 220,81 0 46,000 "308,706 "42.H06 44.900 224.200 46.000 54.000 62,300 44.900 446.100 99,0 0 45,606 l'Ai points to 35y, and the preferred to 81.

The Distilleries of America and National Tube issues both shared declines in prices without sales, the Distilleries' issues both declining point and the Tube issues point. Amalgamated Copper was also off, declining to 86 on sales of a few hundred shares. The Amsterdam Gas stocks were unaffected by the weakness of tho rest of the market; the common advanced to 30 and the preferred to 57. Odd lots the preferred sold at 68. The cause for the strength of these Issues was attributed to inside buying.

The National Salt stock also advanced on what was considered excellent buying. The common, which has been offered at 45 for the past few days, sold at 45, and the preferred advanced to 77 without sales. These stocks are both closely held and the buying to day waB apparently for the account of the insiders. Bay State Gas, which was so erratic yesterday, opened at 1, and before the close sold up to 2 and closed with a gain of yt point for the day, notwithstanding the fact that the rumors of yesterday in regard to this stock were denied. There are still many people who are Arm believers in the stock and the advance to day was attributed to the buying for thier account.

Brooklyn Ferry stock continues to advance. The bid price advanced to 34 to day without 20.2BO.000 18,18.000 5.287.400 12,067.500 3.aOB.400 20,492.300 6. 86,900 2,703.400 11,147.100 41.828.700 4,020.000 2.722.700 2.8:li,100 6.310.300 3.9U4.600 18.173.800 5.69 9.900 t.900.000 24.13.000 47.122.000 1 .530.000 22.254.000 12,511.000 8.6B7.000, 2304.000 30,621.200 2.403.300 3.665.000 3,670.100 88.687.700 8,9 13,200 3.030,800 4,682.900 12.001.200 7.630.800 2.211.900 5.841.P00 3.0BJ.OOO 11.717.000 31.396.20 4.271.000 15.2 118.800 4,185.200 3,497 .500 3,60.400 3,4114.800 243.700 1 .615.0011 3.586.400 lo.lOO 033.700 307.400 979.300 8HC.600 33U.800 801,300 1.4.V7.100 412.500 122.300 4S 1.800 279.400 2.285.0UO 31H.200 1,108.000 891 134.700 993,000 ,6 .000 5B8.O00 224.400 667,800 300.900 360.500 273.100 234.800 4.686,800 56H.700 436300 27.400 413.300 392.S00 1 87.t00 255,300 377.000 1.024.000 1.010.400 05 1 .000 387.900 177,600 317.700 44 .1.000 227,200 Comparative 1S.1& From October 20 to October 2t. inclusive: Dee ds. consideration expressed 69 Total consideration $227, 2J2 Nominal consideration Deeds' of release, etc 35 1SSS From October 21, to October 27 inclusive: Deeds, cont Ideration expressed 131 Total consideration Nominal consideration 122 Deeds of release, etc 25 1S99 From October 20 to October 26, inclusive: Number of mortgages 229 Total value 5904,154 Number of purchase money mortgages 64 Value of purchase money mortgages $204,575 ISPS From October 21.

to October 27, inclusive: CAPITAL $500,000. UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER $500,000. Deposits received subject to check at sight. Checks are payable through the New York Clearing House. Interest allowed on dally balances, special rates on time deposits.

Certificates of deposit issued bearing interest. Fiduciary powers: Authorized by special char ter to act as Executor, Trustee, Administrator, Guardian. Committee Cf Estates, and also a Registrar or Transfer Agent for corporate bond! and stocks, and as Trustee under Railroad of other mortgages. Letters of credit furnished and guaranteed. EDWARD MERRITT.

President. DAVID G. LEGGET. Vice President. FREDERICK T.

ALDRIDGE, Secretary. WILLARD P. SCHENCK, Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: 220 I 228.800 45.000 177,800 10.204 .600 6.509.90 2.191.200 5.1bo.:i00 2.726.000 $139,9133 1.486.900 1.211.5U0 572.700 7S0.300 811.600 2,200 32.1.40U 916.J00 376.700 Soli .600 1.153.600 5J8.0U0 l.2.ir.300 410.600 10.130.000 I 26.tS76.200 4. 52.000 14.297.700 3.675.800 44.000 45.000 67,500 534,600 449,300 PARK PLACE, s.

425 ft Vanderbllt av. 20.10x131, Ma rut Johnson to James Lane, mort $5,000 BEDFORD AV, s. 24 ft South Second st, 24xfl7, Wm Calder to BenJ Floyd FIFTH ST. s. 50 ft Drijjss av, 25x100.

Ellen and Cathrlne McGiv ney to Pasguale Ricciardella DIVISION' AV, 25 ft Dod worth st. 25x100, Wm Heislnger to Morris Roth and Wm Schmidt ATLANTIC AV, 8. 206. 8 Crescent st, runs 12S. Txw 20.10xs 3xw 34.11xn to av xe 57.

George Saenger to Bernhard Pink, mort $1.500 R1DGBWOOD AV. s. 75 ft Dresden st, 27.10x100x27.11x100. Samuel Rutan to Sarah Rutan GRAVESEND AV, s. 430 ft Avenue 30x125, Peter McNulty to Samuel Walton AVENUE s.

1C5 ft East Tliirty eighth st, 8. 10x225. 3xx235. Theodore BerKen and ano. exrs and trustees will Jeremiah Bergen, to Hermann Puck haber HAWTHORNE ST, s.

Flatbush av. at line on Winthrop st, 3flxlOC, Wm Ross to Chas Hutchings, mort $.1.7,50 FIFTY NINTH ST, 200 ft Twenty first av. N'ew I'trecht Imp Co to Herman Wlsbauer GREEX POINT AV. s. ft Sutton st.

74x105.4. Greenpolnt Chemical Works to Chas A Miller, morts $8,000. etc GREENE AV, cor Clinton av, I45x 103.3. Daniel Morse to Henry Moore, morts $43,500 FENIMORE ST. 325 ft Rogers av.

ROxlOO. Hattie Frew to Ernest Lorch. all liens TWELFTH ST. 70 ft Seventh av. IS.Sx5I.")xi9.

3x39.6. foreclosure, Samuel Hubbard to Jane Johnson FREEMAN ST. s. 175 ft Oakland St. 25x100, Blaslue Mertz to Constantine Mertz.

part, all liens PROSPECT PLACE, cor Troy av. 175 X127.9. Mary A. wife, and Lemuel Burrows to John Cassldy. mort $5.000...

GREENE AV. s. 225 ft Tompkins av. 20x100, Mary A. wife, and Lemuel "Burrows to John Cassldy, mort $5,000, etc DEGRAW ST 2S4.3 Rogers av, SO x.SO.

Mary A. wife, and Lemuel Burrows to John Cassldy. all liens SPENCER ST, e. 470 ft Wllloutfhby nv. 20x100.

Mary wifp, and Lemuel Burrows, to John Casstrly, all liens MARCY AV b. 20 ft Hopkins st, 20x50 John Coffin to Sarah Mead. Watson B. Dlckerman. Frank Lyman, William M.

sales. No cause could be ascertained for the strength of this issue. The stock continues Seaboard Western First Nat'l. Bltn. National Union.

Liberty N. T. NewAmsterdam. Astor Tot. nat'l banks.

Tot. State banks. Total 3.995.900 3.311.500 3,317,800 David G. Legget, Seymour L. us ted, Jtk James VV.

Cromwell, Theodore F. Jackson, William C. Redtteld. Seth L. Keeney.

270.000 3S4.700 bd3.4O0 178.700 14.383,100 Edward D. White, Frank L. Babbott, John F. Halsted, George Edward Ide, Edward Merrltt. 70.083.700 I i 140.4BLOOO THE METAL BEVIEW.

The market for metals during the past week has been a repetition of the previous week in regard to lower quotations and dul ness. The market for iron remains very dull, while some of the iron furnaces are asking more money to make sales. Warrants for next year's deliveries are offered at from $1 to $2 below spot Quotations, without finding any disposition on the part of buyers to take advantage of the low offerings. Spot closed at while March to May for next year's deliveries were offered at $16. The foreign iron market was not affected by the lower offerings here and held firm throughout the week without any material change in quotations.

Glasgow closed at 70s 9dt and Middlesboro warrants closed at 69s 4d. The market for copper has been dull with a noticeable weakness, which set In during the middle of the period when official prices declined to 17 cents per pound for Lake. This figure represents a decline of iy2c per pound within the past two weeks and, it is said, it would not be surprising to see further declines In the coming week. The market closed dull and business very small. Spot and nearby deliveries closed at 17c.

The foreign market responded somewhat to this decline here, but closed the week without any material change from last week's figures. The exports for the first two days of November amounted to 913 tons, as per Metal Exchange returns. Lead closed quiet with unchanged quotations, and business during the period was of the hand to mouth order. Spot and nearby deliveries H48.1 67,700 735.808,200 16,21 1,700 Ifoamtltcm to be bid up by houses representing inside interests and the tendency to await developments by the holders of stock is attributed to the scarcity of the offerings of the stock. The following table gives the quotations of the most active local securities It is corrected daily at the close of the market.

As far as possible, it is made up from actual transactions ascertained by the Eagle in the open market: Capital and Surplus over Number of mortgages Total value Number of purchase money mortgages Value of purchase money mortgages Mechanics' Iaens. NOVEMBER 3. McKibben st. Nos. 161 to 165.

cor Humboldt st, 75x100, Charles Sehirr meister. jr, agt Rebecca Strosensky Douglass st. No. 355, SO ft Fourth av, 20x100, Frederick Page. agt.

Ernest Kempe and Dickerson Same prop, John Salmon, agt. same. Prospect Park West, cor Tenth st, 100x100, Crane Co, agt, Peter Larsen and John Foley Judgments. NOVEMBER 3. Booth.

Lucy Wiggins 13urchill. Madeline A Goodwin Belgard. Jacob Elchenberg X)eppie, William A A Phillips, jr Davis, Mortimer A. Mowbray Fredlund. August A Adler Co Fredrickson.

Fred A Dorgeloh Olsen, Nils A Erickson tSeebeck. Henry. Jr Heissenbuttel. et al Stewart, Peter Compton Horton. Seth Consolidated Ico Co Carlsen.

Alfred A Walsh Pettigrew. Wm Zentgraf and ano. PorterHeld. Chas R. and Walter Mar lien Packet Bros Karkutz.

Meyer, and George Jochiem Path T'lmer, T) Lek h. William Stewart Llbbev, Geo E. as president of the Triangle Club Wilson Tvlayher, Thomas (' A Bloomlngdale une. Herman Pahst Brewing Co McCulIagh. Archibald, ir Roister, Chas It Cole SI.2S4.266.146.27 1.099.09.1467 64.976.28O.K0 221.138,936.77 7,27:1,094.30 XLvmt Clearings for week enaing November 4, 1899 Clearings for week ending October 28, 1SJ.1 Bulances for week ending November 4, 1899....

Balances for week ending October 28, 1899 Clearings for this day, November 4. 1899 Balances for this day, NovemDor 4, 1899 "As per official reports. No. 191 Montague Street. Compang Brooklyn Quotations SILAS B.

DUTCHEE, President. LONDON QUOTATIONS. To day. Yesterday. Net 19:..

15 3711. 2G 4ti.37 33.07 fiy.23 RC.U7 102. 3 2y. 5S.30 2:2.03 2fi.r,7 1,192.02 210J.7 101.07 S47.K"i JR.2&LC4 1.9S1.29 change To day Yesterday WILLIAM H. LYOH.

Vice Preiridmt. WILLIAM BEBBI, 2nd Vice President. JOSEPH B. WHITE. Secrrtari.

GEOBGE HADDEN, Asst. Secretary Rftilroadn Bid. Asked. AtlantjcAv Hl 1J0H Bid. Asked, of bid.

116 lllijtf tua no Trustees. WILLIAM H. LYON. 117 243 I 17 30U 114 241 ua 112 101 330 10.1 105 75 Hli A.HUIH1C AVUB.iWJ nu BloCltyi.Newt'u 303 liknOlty ist 5s 114 TIT Brooklyn City 24.1 Brooklyn 1st llii 17 DSn.QC 1st 5s 112 Bkn.Bfc K'Elst5s 10a Coney Isl it 33i ConeylKBknlstoS 10 105 Crosstown os 10o Nassau pfd. 75 80 Nassau 4n.

new HtJ Nassau is 114 LKI CHARLES COOPER. M. E. HUTCHINSON. WM.

V. R. SMITH. MILLARD F. SMITH.

EUGENE F. O'OONNOa JOSJSPH B. WHITE. JOHN R. HEOEMAW.

LUCIUk h. RIOLOW. T. L. WOODRUFF.

THOS. E. PEARS Alii 1 HKNJtY N. WHITNEY. CALVIN PATTEKSON.

JOHN DITMAS. Jb. WILLIAM KE8TEB. JOHN C. MrnUIRE.

WILLIAM C. WALLACE LKONARD MOODY. BILAS B. DUTOHKR. WILLIAM H.

DA VOL. WILLIAM HERRI. cv av. IS. 3 Sarah Mil Meldrum ti HOPKINS ST.

xlOO, Willia Mortgages. closed at 4.75M:a4.62. Spelter closed weak, prices below last year's figures and with no disposition on the part of buj ers to engage even at those low figures. Spot closed at 4.S0a4.90c; November to December. 4.7iia4.90c.

Tin has repeatedly declined the period and closed weak at the lowest point. The de cline in this article from the highest at the 114 Illuminating Companies SO 97 MB 99 135 107H 122 Clos N. Y. CIos X. Y.

ing. eqtllv. Ing. equiv. Consols, inonoy.

Iu36 Consols, account. 104J4 AtcnlBOU iiH 22tg 2154 23H Atcliisonprd OK 6t4 OHH BV Anaconda 13 16 4 9 te 16 455s Bait. Ohio 54j 53n Bait. Ohio pfd. 75 73 75 iX Canadian Pacific, ebjj 00 0S? 96J6 Clies.

Ohio 20 291s 26941 Denv. Bio 22! a 22 Z'lH Uenv. ll.o.pfd. 785i 7 7 73 Erie 13. 1 134s 1391 134S iirie 1st old 3u 88 39 38 lUinoisCentral.

LltlK 115X 11891 11591 Mti B0J4 87M K. 13 13 13't! 13X N. Y. Central li'JJi lUtiJf U2 liO NortliernPac oVA 549 5(196 51J4 Nor.Pac.DfU 7KM 7lM 78ti 7n4 Norf. w.pfd...

739i 7 I'M 74 73M Out. Jc Western. 2Hj 2H 27H Ponnsvivanla O8V4 133 089s 133M Heading 11 21 lls 2L5t ItBamnglst 31J4 til 31i tilH Keatling 2d pftl. 17 33 17 33 St. Paul I30K 12HM 130 I27ij Southern Pacific.

4 1 42S4 419s Southern Kt Hfi 135 14 I39g Southern Kv 575o 58J b'lii Union Pacia'c 49 47? 499S 48 Union Pacific pfd 7i)H '7 799 77M Wabaelipfd 23 23J4 23 Kittson 4s 117 UP 97 KingsCountv 126 135 120 105 107 105 Kings 120 12 i 12(1 Pays Liberal Interest on Dailr Balances. Act am Trantee and Transfer Asent lor Core porntfnnn. Authorized to Act us Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Wills I.csnll; Prepared and SnfelT Kept. Exclusive Ranking: Facilities lor Ladles.

Family and Business Accounts Solicited. end of September is 3 cents, while the decline in pig tin in London, during the same period, amounted to 13b Spot closed offered at 30c. Tin plates closed very weak, as the "trust" price has been cut to 30 cents per box. It is said that the "trust" will meet this cut and that the closing of the numerous plants was for the purpose of curtailing the output. Trust Companies Brooklyn 415 415 Franklin 312 312 Flatbush 160 10(1 Hamilton 205 205 Kings County 343 348 I.img Island Ls T.

255 255 326)tf Nassau 188 1SH People's 33S 338 Wiiuamsburgh 200 260 Banks KINGS COUNTI TRUST 32 WISCONSIN CENTRAL. THE WEEK IN PETROLEUM. The market for both crude and refined petroleum continued active and strong during the week, with a further substantial advance in the price for the refined product. Activity in the fields continues as a result of the high prices for oil. Producers and operators are making renewed efforts to discover new productive territory, but in only a few instances nave they met with great success.

During the month of October there were 886 wells completed In the Pennsylvania fields, an increase of 83 as compared with the preceding month. The daily average production was 11,840 barrels, a gain of 2,161 barrels as compared with September. In the Ohio fields 342 wells were completed in October and the new production was 5,700 barrels. This shows an increase of 33 wells and an increase of 330 barrels in new production as compared' with September. In the Indiana fields 118 wells were completed with a daily average production of 2,010 barrels, which is an increase of 12 wells and 25 barrels in new production.

The Oil City Derrick says that tho number of wells completed in the Pennsylvania fields during October was larger than during any previous month in the history of the oil industry, but that the record for new production is held by October, 1891, when the McDonald field was at the zenith of its phenomenal career. Refined petroleum closed at 9.25 cents per gallon in barrels and 6.75 cents In bulk at New York, Philadelphia prices being on a basis 5 points lower. Foreign quotations were: London 7 16d. per imperial gallon; Antwerp 22 francs per 100 kilos, and Bremen 8:15 marks per 50 kilos. COKE INDUSTRY BOOMING.

Pittsburg There is great activity in the coke region and much new work of an extensive character is being done there. The American Steel and Wire Company Is building 1,000 beehive ovens at Masontown; the Federal Steel Company is building 1,200 ovens at New Salem and the Connellsville Coke Company is erecting 1,000 ovens south of Uniontown. Each of these coke works, when completed, will be among the largest in the world and will equal any of the Frlck plants In the region. THE HAY AND STRAW MARKETS. Receipts of hay have been smaller during the current week.

Demand, however, has continued of fair proportions sufficient to about absorb arrivals. The market consequently is in satisfactory condition and quotations remain as follows: 52.400 1.5O0 2.300 2.000 3,700 2.0OC 4,500 2.050 1.S0O 700 2.00 300 250 500 4.S0O 4.000 1.S00 3.000 1.100 1.000 18.250 4.000 250 342, 3 44, 346 FULTON ST. 310 205" The following statement is made on au NOVEMRER 2. Lanfisam, and to Rushmore. Rockaway av.

"West End Co op nnd Assn to exr of A Wood. Herkimer st. nr av. Huslach. to Title and Co, Moffat st.

Sutherland, Linna and F. to Voor hiep. Ocean av. Coney island. Callan.

W. to Mary Dennett, Myrtle av, Cf 2 morts Younie. to Martin and Abrams, Forty fifth st, Moore. B. to Morse.

Greene av, eor Clinton av Simis, A. Jr. to People's Trust Co. Brooklyn av, hetween and rk places Vogel. D'bonih, to Mnlcom me 'o.

Seipel si, nr Ewen Floyd. to Germanic Savings Hank. Bedford av. nr 'Snui Second st Fame to Calde. same propei tv Ricciardella, P.

Ellen and Oath Me Glvney, Driers av, nr North Eighth st Koepf, Annie, to Germania Savings Bank, Marc av. nr Hopkins st MeNally. F. to Patience Decatur st. nr Saratoga av "Williams.

Hannah to Morris, Pt Marks av. nr Carltnn av Taft, Florence G. to A Hlnrich, Fifty fifth st. Toreeson. T.

to Title nnd Co, Fiftieth Pt, Same to Hamilton, same proprtv Hull. Mar? A and O. Van Telt. Seventeenth av, nr nth av Same to MrXulty. same Kaiser.

Oath and .1 to Rose Reis. Innd in Flatbush Maske. to Title nnd Co. St Nicholas av, cor Ralph st Roth. M.

and Srhmldt. to Ieff ler. Division Schag, J. tn Sullivan. CJelston av, Kleber.

Sophia E. to .1 Epi)ig. Seventy third Ft. nr Third av Ryan, Clara X. to Long; Island Title Gunr Co, Myrtle av, Mertz, C.

tn Mertz. Freeman st. nr Oakland st Doenertke. C. to Wolff.

Prospect Park West, nr Eleventh st IT. to Roth. Ha! ey st. Same to Hart st. nr Myrtle av Brilliant.

Paulina and E. to A Fklarek. Third av. cr.p Eightnth st WALLABOTJT MARKET. There was good business throughout yesterday's all day market at the Wallabout, notwithstanding the uncomfortable weather.

Tho effect on this morning's market was unfavorable, the large number of market gardeners who brought In produce being obliged to make concessions to work off their loads. Tomatoes, however, were in lighj supply and advanced. The meat, poultry, egg, dairy product and sea food markets were steady at last reported ranges. Cheese Full cream, new, per pound, 13c. Hutter.

per poundFancy Elgin. 2jc; In 10 pound packages, So'c; print butter, 26c; state dairy', 24c. Kggs, per dozen Strictly fresh. 23Ua24c: in cases, candled. 22Vja23c; in eases, imcnndled, 21Iic Fish, per pound Blue.

7a8c; Spanish mackerel. lSa20c: bonita. 7c: striped mackerel, small. CAPITAL SURPLUS Mead, DEGRAW ST. s.

370.2 Xostrand av. in.7x:27.. Mary A. wife, and Lemuel Burrows to John. Cassldy.

all hens THIRD AV, 52. 7 Efehteenth st. IS.i'xiOO. Jacob Kurtz to Pan 1 1 v. i fe Lazarus Bri 1 1 lan THIRD AV.

s. Eighteenth st, Kk 1. Jacob Kurtz to Pauline Brilliant HAI.SFV ST, s. 1S5 ft Brnad 20x100. Henry Roth to Herman' Hemnel and Frances A.

his wife, tenants bv the entirety GATES AV. 75 ft Stuyvesant av, 25x100 Agnes Ryan, Ml, to Hul fla Wagner. V. mort S5.H00 BRISTOL. ST.

s. being lots 35 and map 2S2 lots Sarah A Suydam. Bridget Dietz. widow, to James QITXCY ST, n'fi, IP ft Downing St. runs 100x 3S.4x 25.

fix 27. 3x 07. I to Lexington av Dx S4 51x S.7x ll.fi to renter line Jamaica av to Downing st to Quiney st 49, Arthur Gritman to Shridnn, exr. Sheridan, SEVENTIETH ST, s. 140 ft Twentieth av, 10x100.

Joseph Iforro, to Celia Borro NORTH FOURTH ST. s. 1S5 ft a Wvthe av. 25x00. Richard Schnlhbe to Richard Scott Same propertv.

Richard Scott, Y. to Henrv Louislne W. Theo A. jr. and Henry Havemeyer.

jr. firm Havr meyer Elder, joint tenants, rug MONTGOMERY ST. s. 520 ft Albany av, 40x153.1x42.4x166.11, Timothy Gully to Peter Franklin HOWARD AV. s.

SO ft Hancock st. 20x75, Pauline Glassmann to Mary Carpenter, White Phi ins, mort $3,500 "WAVERLY AV, s. 83.2 Park av. 50x 0i), (romins Evans to Commonwealth Roofing Co. mort 52.500 CLERMONT AV, s.

20 ft OeKalb av, 18x59. 5xlS. 4x55. 10. Sophia, widow, and onry Levi son Sa ra Leh man and Bertha Moore anrl Rose Isaacs, V.

to Marv McGrath, mort $3,000 STANHOPE ST. 100 ft Irving av, 25x100. Henrietta Pender. Margaret Cowley and Henrietta Sullivan, widow, and heirs Joneph and Wm Pemier to Chas Geoffroy FORTY FIFTH ST. s.

205.0 Third av. 17.7xl0n.2 Stephen Martin to Mary wife Wm Pastor, mort PRESIDEXT ST. s. 100 ft Third av. 100x100.

Mechanics" Bank the $500,000 $850,000 Brooklyn 132 First National 325 325 Jlanutacturers' N. 250 250 Mechanics' 212 212 National City 290 310 200 Nassau 285 285 People's 195 205 105 Sehermernorn I'JO 150 Sprague National. 210 210 Cmon 139 Ferry Companies Brooklyn 34 Bkn Ferrv bonds. 95 95J4 95 II 70 70 N' KJl 98 90 80 Bkn. 20 30 26 It Ho Hkn.Ts..

H7 01 S7 Tenth ft 23d F'y 86 RH 36 10th423d.StFlst 1 101 105 103 Union Ferrv 43 44 43 Union Ferry 102W WiH 102 Miscellaneous Academy of Music 115 115 Bona Mort Guar 302 302 1.300 95M "or" 30 91 811 105 44 103 Interest Allowed on Daily Balances. Special Rates on Time Deposits. thority: On the organization of the Chicago Terminal' Transfer Railroad Company. the Wisconsin Central receivers made a lease of the terminal facilities from that company, which expired with the receivership. On the termination of the Wisconsin Central receivership, the Wisconsin Central continued to occupy the terminals and requested the Terminal Company to name terms for a lease.

The Terminal Company submitted a proposition, which the Wisconsin Central Company declined, and then submitted a counter proposition, which asked for greater facilities than heretofore occupied. The Chicago Terminal Company declined to accept this proposition, but offered the Wisconsin Central temporary ac cupancy for a reasonable period at about the same rate as the Wisconsin Central Company has been paying since the organization of the Terminal Company, requesting the Wisconsin Central Company to name a definite date at which such temporary occupancy would terminate. The Wisconsin Central management has named November 30 as such date, and the rights of the Wisconsin Central to use the facilities of the Chicago Terminal Rail 345 120 Clieeseoroueli Mfg 340 345 340 DTalmagelS.onsDf 110 120 1.10 EW Bliss Co 132 132 Bliss Co nf 125 125 Hecker Mill nf 00 00 Hecker b'ds 95 07 95 Kings Co Fire Ins. 190 190 Nassau Fire 150 105 150 Teie'ne 19(1 201 196 112 115 112 Phenlx Fire 200 200 Title OnarS Trust 407 407 DS Prolertile 95 100 95 W'burch Fire ms. 450 4M Worth'n Pumppf.

103 101) 105 Ex dividend. 105 201 115 3.000 2.K0O 2,000 100 ib'9" Fifty Livoti, Raldatvare, to seventh st. nr Fifth av Same Fifth a v. nr seventh Ht JULIAN D. FAIR CHILD.

President. WILLIAM Vice I. W. McWlLLAMS. President HERMON MORRIS, Secretary THOMAS BLAKE, Asst.

Secy. Nassau trust company, 101 Broadway, Brooklyn. Capital $500,000.00 Undivided Profits $351,493.98 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. CertiHcaies jssued payablft on demand or specified dates. A legal depository for court and trust funds.

Money loaned on bond and mortgage and ap proved securities. Acts as executor, guardian, trustee, committee, receiver, assignee, registrar, transfer and fiscal agent. Truiiaactai a General Banking; Bnuinen Accounts of Individuals, business firms, estates corporations, invited. Letters of credit sued and guaranteed. ANDREW T.

SULLIVAN, President. Vice Frldn. O. F. RICHARDSON.

Secretary. H. F. BURN'S. Assistant Secretary.

Other Outside Securities. Hildebrnnd Baking Co I VANDERBILT AV. s. 47 ft Prosper: 3,000 7.000 fi.000 S.OOO 2. M0 1,000 No.

1, 80c; No. 2, 75c: clover mixed, 70a73c; Hay, per cwt, prime, 85c; No. 3, 65a70c'; clover and cut hay. 75o80c. Straw, per cwt, rye.

In bundles, baled, 70a75c oats, haled. 35a40c. lb. 6c; large. 12c each; weak fish.

6c; cod, Boston. 8c; butter fish. 7c: halibut. 12c; pollock, tic; haddock, oc; porgies. 6c; striped bass, 12alfic; sea bass, 121 ic; eels.

10a2e; fluke, 6c; clscos. 6c; white bass. 7c; flounders. 0c: white fish. 12c; pickled mackerel, bbl.

Amerlcnn. $15a20; imported, $lxa20: Portland herring. $4 box; Ulgby scalerl heiTinc. 52 box; dried codllsh. 5aSc per pound.

Shell fish Scallops. Jlal.75 per gallon; soft clams, 4f'c per ICO; hard clams, SI per basket; Rockaway oysters. SI per basket; lobsters, 14ai7c per lb; cod liver oil, ISc per half pint. Meats, per pound Beef, hind quarters and ribs. iOallc; loins and ribs.

li sides, 8aSc; Texas and Colorado grass beef. TaSc: lamb. SaKVjc; mutton, Cta7c; milk veal. I2al3c; country killed calves, ll'. aUc; buttermilk.

7aSc; pork, roasting piga. i2c; pork loins, lOalOVc; sweetbreads $3 per doz. calves' livers, TAc each; boef livers, Gilo each; ox tails. $1 per dozen. Smoked and cut meats, per pound Ham.

12al3c; shoulders, bacon, 10c; boneless, 11c; choice, 12c; smoked beef, lSa2uc; smoked tongue, 20c; corned tongue, 18c; corned pork. Sc; shoulders, legs, llal2c: bolognns, 10al3c per pound; frankfurters, 10al3c; lard, compound. 4a5c pound, In SOaOO pound packages; iiure lard. Poultry, dressed, per pound Long Island spring ducks, lfialOc; spring turkeys, ltjalsc; old tur k'ys. spring cnlckens.

ll1.jal2Vi;c: fowls, roosters, Sc; squabs, white. per duzt dark squabs. 51.7.'.a2 per dozen. Live poultry, per pound Turkeys. Ilal3c; fowls, 11c; roosters, spring chickens, 11c; ducks, iwaS5c pair; geese, pair: game cocks.

S3.r,0 per pair: fancy stock fowls. $la2 per head: choice. So per pair; pigeons. 2.7a30c per pair. tiame Partridges, S2.2",a2.ri0 per pair; grouse, sla l.r0 ier pair; woodcock.

per pair: quail, S2.r.0a:i jv dozen; rabbits. 40c per pair; opossums, each; wild ducks, per pair, common. 2.Tja.rj0c. Imported fruits Oranges, Rodi. $6n7 per box; Jamaica.

per bbl; S1.5')a2 per 100: per box; Florida oranges, brights. S3.50a4.;7); russets, 53.50a4 per box: lemons, Messina and Palermo, S2a4 per box; Maori, $4a7; Verdelli, per half box; Sorrento, 4a8; limes. $10 per bbl; bananas, per bunch. No. 1, $2: No.

2, No. 3, 7'ic; new figs in 8 lb. boxes. per new dates, Persian, 1 lb. packages.

fiaiP sc; Fard dates. Oaac; pineapples. Sla2 dozen: fancy pines. S3a3.i30 per dozen; Malaga grapes, per keg; nuts, per pound, pecan, 8ai2c; almonds. 14al5c; shelled Jordan.

Moc; new French paper shells. In bags. 21c; Sicily (llberts. 10c; Naples. 12c: Turkish, place, 24x100, Caroline 1 L.owitz, formerly Taylor, devisee will Caroline Taylor, to Jennie P.

Pope, Same property. Demetrius Taylor, a devisee as above, to same, Same property. Henrietta Werden. formerly Taylor, a ilevisee as above, to sam. VANDERBILT A V.

s. 47.0 Prospect place. 47.0x100, Thos Ode! recr, Geo Woodward, to same LIVINGSTON ST. s. SO ft Red Hook lane, 22.0x05, John Roghe and ano.

xrs Bertha Si hmitt, to August 100 1.275 Fame to Sarah A Grundy, Fifth av. nr K'ftv eventh st Same tn .1 Bnll. Fifth av. cor Fjfty st Adams. Martha and M.

to Emma Dobler. M. nroe et. nr Lewis av Eckert. to Ella TVe.st.

Clinton Bt, nr Verandah MrXauchton. Margt. to Town of Xew 1 re.ht 1'0 np and Jj Afph, Cla rk st, nr Stewart av Franklin. P. to Gully.

Montgomery st. nr Aioany av XcGrath. Mary, to Emilie Ruber ft al. exorf. ''Jermunt av.

nr IV'Kalb av Fey, Christine, to TI Cnnrady, Dean st, nr Grand Sadlisr. Annie M. and ano. to A Bates, Plymouth st, nr Hnmiliou st Fame 10 Dim Savings Rank, Brooklyn, same prop Pastor, Mary .1. to Martin, Fortv flfth st Hart.

C. to Titl. and Co, Fourth av and Peirra Assignments. NOVEMBER IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE. The imports of dry goods and merchandise at the port of New York for this week were valued at $11,286,014.

against $10,228,255 last week and "6,459,733 in the corresponding week last year. Since January 1, $435,750,985, against $360,602,150 In the corresponding period of last year. IKUSTKBS: William Dick, Edward T. Hulst. 375 I 3.750 1S.000 300 Weiscl) queen's Mechanics' Iiiens.

NOVEMBER 3. Chiche. t.T s. 50 ft Wickfs st. Richmond Hill.

th Stainer. Peck Talker i'o agt Samiied Grunger TRUST COMPANIES. A. D. Balrd.

E. B. Tuttle. Chas. H.

Russell. Wm. F. Garrison, John Trualow. Wm.

E. Horvvlll, F. W. Wurster. F.

D. Mollerihauer, Ditmas Jewell, John Louehran, Henry Seibert. O. F. Richardson, Jost Moller.

Herbert F. Gunnlsoft nndrew T. Sullivan, William Lamb, James A. Sperry, Robert P. 2.500 Judgments.

BROOKLYN TRUST CO 177 MONTAGUE STREET. T. to BornURh Park Inpnhnm. FT, to Marr A Kiirtz. .1.

to A LonK Jelanrl TI; le Gun iving 1 Hrazll. SailOc; walnuts. 10aI2c; mixed, all new. 51,000 1,400 3.00'J 20.0'1 1,375 100 1.000 2,000 24,500 1.200 $40.. 17 142.

sr. lid 380.72 290.72 ir.3.23 .31. S3 Co Trust Swift, .1. tn Wondhaven Hank Gully. T.

to 1 Hniuvr Campbell. to .1 Murcan Prince. C. to nti Mnore Tiiomann. G.

to 'anny Timmann. JlFtS Fay Phb H. to Am lia road Company terminates then. BUSINESS FAILURES IN OCTOBER. Bradstreet's says: "While showing some increase in number and liabilities over the summer and autumn months, business embarrassments for the month of October furnish very satisfactory comparisons with corresponding months of other years.

There were 816 failures, involving SC. 774. 000 in liabilities, a decrease of 21 per cent, in number and of 54 per cent in liabilities from October a year ago, and comparisons with earlier years are even more favorable. The tendency noted for some time past toward a shrinkage in the percentage of assets to liabilit'es is still maintained, the proportion for October being less than 40 per against 56 per cent, in October a year ago. Owing largely to increased population there were more failures in the territories (his year than last, but the liabilities involved are smaller, the only increase in liabilities, in fact, being reported from the Pacific grounp.

Perhaps the best showing as regards number of liabilities is reported from the South, where October failures and liabilities this year are less than half what they were a year ago. For the ten months failures in the country as a whole are 20 per cent, fewer in number, and liabilities are 38 per cent, smaller than last year." AMERICAN MALT COMPANY BONDS An impression prevails In some quarters that the issue of $4,000,000 first mortgage bonds with a provision for a sinking fund, by the American Malting Company, to secure a larger working capital, will increase the expenses of the company. This is denied by the officials, who say that the company has long been handicapped by reason of its inadequate working capital, and has been forced to borrow considerable money in the market to carry on its business. This placed it at the mercy of money lenders, while the interest rates were changeable and uncertain. It can better afford to nay a steady, fixed interest rate of 6 per cent, on $4,000,000, than to borrow at fluctuating rates, and at times of stringency perhaps be unable to borrow at all.

With an adeauate working capital on hand it is believed that the company will be able to effect a considerable saving in interest charges and at the same time render itself independent and unhampered at times of adverse monetary conditions. The policy of the company has been to buy barley against all contracts made for malt, while admitted to be the best business policy, made the possession of adequate financial resources a necessity. ORGANIZED IN 1868. Capital Undivided Profits, 1,632,955.39 Conveyances. FRANKLIN Trust Company, MONTAGUE.

COR. CLINTON ST. BROOKLYN Capitol $1,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits. Authorized by law io act ds EXECUTOR, AD MIN1STRATOK. TRUSTEE.

UUARDIAN or COSm M1TTEE, and offers special iidvanuifjes as suck IS A LEGAL. DEPOSITORS FOR COURt MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers its services on favorable terms afl TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES, REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES.

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

To day. Yesterday. Net change N.Y.GJas Co's Bid. Asked. Bid.

Asked, of bid. Central Un os guar 104 105 104 105 Eqult first con 114 110 114 11(1 Mutual of York. 2H0 275 200 275 New Ainst'dam tif 57 o9 5 57 2 New Ainst'dani r'3 97 98 7 98 consols 10S 110 108 110 NYftERflrHtSs.lia 114 112 114 standard com 1.13 llti 113 1111 Stnnonrd nfd 137 1.17 Standard tlrsr in ris 115 IIS 115 118 New YorU Railroads 2jj 235 B'way7thAvlst 104 105 104 105 B'way i 7tll AVld 110 112 110 112 B'wavsurt 117 L19 117 119 B'way Jinrtace 2d. 105)3 lOUJi 105 UMH Central Crosstown 205 290 205 290 Cen P. 15 Itiver 195 395 1) D.

Si 1st; 5s 11(1 UK 11(1 uk B.K Jt scrip 102K; 103) 102 103 Union llrst 111 5s 115 117 L15 117 Second 200 203 Sixth Avenue 201 210 203 210 Eighth 335 Ninth Avenue 130 190 180 190 Ferry Companies Hoboken Fy 1st 5s. Ill Ill Hoboken Fy.now.. OS 70 08 70 Hoboken FycunSs 95 05JiS 95 I)5Vi Met Ferry 1st 5i. 108 110 108 110 NY Fy 1st Ss 10 105 iO! l05 MlsccllaneoDi Aluer A.11' Power ,5 45 Am Bauit NotoUo. 4.7 j.

47 AIU Heel Sugar cm JO 30 32 AUi Beetaugar pf SO 82 811 82 Am Bicycle of, 04 Am Bicycle 65 05 Am Bicycle jo 92 90 92 Am Ride Lea. c. 35, 36 37 lw Am HllYi 8p ba 82M AUie Copper, w. 1.. H0 7i 87 88 Bav tate C4as 2 2Vi 19 VW 1 Brltisb Col.Coppor 10H 11 Lilstilof Amer cm 13 131 13 1354 DlBtllot Amer of.l 4u 39f 404 Klectric Axle 44 11 4 KlecBoatcom.w.l.

19 '2 111 22 KlticBoat ul. w. 1.. 38 42 42 Klec Vehicle 07 75 0 75 Elec Vehicle old 05 95 Electro Pneumatic 191 194 Havana Cc 24 25 24 25 llaranaupf 64 OA 04 O.i Illinois I'rans 3)4 4 3H 4 intoi Pumu 21 23 2L 23 Inter Pump nfd. 71 73 71 73 N.Y.

Transporta'u 15W lb'is 15 tot National Tube 451 4b' 4tJ 40J National Tube 07ta 98 98 'J6 Nat 70 72 70 72 Nat salt com w. 45 4(5 44 45 1 Nat Salt Diilw.t... 78 77 79 4 NewKnc Trs.c.w.i. 7 8 8 Otis Elevator 30 32 30 32 OtlsEIevaior nfd. 92 91 02 1 Roval 08 981 4 98J1 99J4 a Rub (4oodscm.w.l.

309i 31 3U9 31 Run(4oods nf r.t. 844 85 84H S5 Standard Oil 407 4,0 407 470 Trus Co 01 Amur. 232 23, 232 237 Tennessee Copper. IbH 10)4 I59i KJW Un Typewrlteretn 27 29 27 29 U'n TypDvr'r 1st nf. 1 15 117 115 117 Un Ky.

or St. L.c. 23 31 28 31 Un ity. of St. pf.

Ill 93 90 93 Un Ry. of St. L. f. 90 94 110 94 Un Hy.of St.

L. 1110 131! 137)4 13'J I37H N'OVEMBEIt 2. AV. s. ft Belmont a 1.

Ht' phen Hush more, exr Jane Rush more, to Git tel nnd David BAYARD ST, s. 194.7 flralmm av, 0.7 X100, Lnopold and David Michel to Sebastian N'esttrl GROVE ST, s. 75 ft Central av, Vf. Chts and Hr rnumn 'xrs Km i lie to August Konra mort ESSEX ST, s. 12 ft Arlingrun av, ii" Long to Emi Seng XOVEMRER Clancy.

John Charles Randall Desmond. Emma A I'dall Desrnor.i, John Same on. Juhn Th 'imati Rusnell Jackson, ''lara Same Mahom Jofph Julius Engpl. Irn ard Kidler. Sigismund Wort man Wilbur James Seaman, Thomas Seaman Mortgages.

NOVEMBER 2. Hnrman, Frederick to Amy Dykes. Herrlman av. 150 ft av opened by Rronson Haynian leading to Flushing road. 53x431.

Jamaica KMnert. William, to 'nion Square Permanent oieratlvr RuiMlng and Lnun Assn. Wondsidr av. 250 ft Walnut st, 25x131.7x25x130.4. Winti.dd Kane.

Peter to Joseph Garry, trus of Michael Kane for Michael Kane, public road frnni a to Flushing, adj farm formerly Benjamin Cock, 100 acres, Flushing Perry. Ib rli. rt. to Henry Jeffrey, Lef av. 170 ft 'hich st cr av.

Morris Park Enzfl. Miircaretha. tn William Flan ngfin. managing director, nld Flusliing railroad, intersects old highway or old nny Hriilgr road, runs TOxse to 2S5.10, i2 acr. Newtfwn Gaf s.

Paulln" A. to Realty Trust. lets 204 and 205. bk 10. map Ingtside, Flushing Fame to same, sani prop Hr ilig, Anni.

xo Louisa Lu trior, lots 473 and 174. map 4. land I Real Estate Exchange and Invest mntit Co, Ntwtrwn INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, Which may made subject to check at ls'lit or re turna bie at fixed date. Acts is executor trustee, ruardian. etc, taking full charg of the management of estate, both real and personal, on a life term, or at thm pleasure of the parties Interested.

CHR.IBTIAN T. CHRISTBNSEN, President. HKNRY W. MAXWELL. Vice President.

FKKLER1CK C. COLTON. Secretary. STA NLEY W. HUST ED.

AsttiBUnt Secretary. TRUSTEES: Thomas T. Barr. Htnrv WILLIAM H. WALLACE.

Vice President. A3. R. COWING. 2D VICE PRES'T SECfc 10.000 ROW ELL ADD EN Jr Ass't Secretary.

I LiSTEEs. A. A. Low. Geo H.

Southard. Eastern park A B. lsito to 2.1ar0 it), boxes. 10c; peanuts, rancy. hand picked.

roasted, $1.60 per bushel; new ginger root, 10c per pound. California fruits Pears, per box. Wilder. SI. 50; Beurre hardy.

half boxes. apples, Spltzenberg. $2.25 per bushel box; grapes, per case. Muscatel. S1.25a2.50; Cornlchon double cases.

SM.25: Tokay. double cases. Malagas, $1.25. pninestli Citron melons. 50a75c per bbl: grapss, carrier.

Western New York. Delaware, large carrier. small, Sl.65al.75: 5 lb. hand baskets, $16 per 100; Catawba, a lb baskets. $Sa9 per 100; Niagara.

Concord. SI. 25; hand baskets. 5 $13nl4 per 100: 10 $14al5: wine grapes, per ton. dark.

S25a27.50: good quality. white. 530a32.50; apples. per barrel, common, Kings. fall pippins, $2a3: snow and other choice table apples.

Eastern pears, per box. Bartlftts, Seckels. S2.50a3.50; Sheldon, li.Mirre Pose, per bbl: Kelfer, 2.50; cranberries. box: bbl; quinces. per bbl: per basket: hickory mi's.

per bushel: chestnuts, per bushel; peanuts, raw. 4Ia6c per lb; roasted. $1.60 per bushel. 't'Ketables Oreen corn. Maryland.

$2 and Long Island. per 100 ears; celery, 35a50c per bundle; l.onf; Island celery. 5Jal.50 per dozen heads; Ling Island cauliflowers, bbl: choice, Long Island cabbages $2a3 per 100; red. potatoes, per bbl. Long Island.

S1.75a2; fancy cast end, state potatoes. Sl.SOa 1.75 per bbl; Virginia sweet potatoes, per bbl: VitK'land sweets, S1.75a2: fancy, S2aH.25 per bbl: potato Lima beans. psr bag; flat Lima h. ans. $1 per bag; Norfolk, $2.50 per basket: green ie.as.

Ijng Island. $2 per bag; Norfolk and green nnd wax beans. 51a2 per basket; plants. per crate; cucumbers, greenhouse, 1 50 dczn: Florida, S3a3.50 per basket: new marpjw squash. 75c per barrel; cheese pumpkins.

SI p. barrel; Boston lettuce, dozen heads; flomalne lettuce. 75caSl per tlozn; Lor.g Island. Sla2.50 per barrel; chicory. l.

'O p. loo h. ads: field salad, $1 per bbl; spinach. 25, i50c P'T bbl; sprouts. 50c per bbl: Brussels sprouts, 6a.Sc per quart; Long Island radishes.

5oe per loo bunches; tomatoes, 75caSl per crate; ylP egg tnmato. 50a75c per crate; grt.en PACIKI' ST. s. U2 ft witv, lf hA AmHi Kelirc Hl'x mort Si. PACIFIC ST.

p. lOft.10 way. f.2x;o, Susan Eastern nark Kendall. T. Edwin Packard.

Darwin R. James. Joseph E. Brown. Wm.

H. Wallace. D. H. Houghtallng.

Albro J. Newton. Crowell Hatlrlen. H. E.

Plerrepont. Geo. M. Olcott. Thos.

E. Stlllman. Martin Joost. Geo. M.

Coit. Robt. B. Woodward. Stewart L.

Woodford Geo. H. Prentiss. CI i 1 on L. Rossi ter.

Frederick W. Moss. Henry C. Hulbert. t.

Amelia A Belsltu MOFFAT ST. s. 205 ft Ev Fletrhr 6. W. Boocock.

Willis L. Oeden. Gorg V. Onauncey. John J.

Picrreijonit, Christian T. Chrlstenaen. Charles Al. Pratt. Wm.

N. Dykman. Oeorge Q. Reynolds. John Qibb.

Henry K. Sheldon. Francis L. Hine. Charles A.

Schiren. Churles W. Ide. Alfcxande M. White.

Frank Lyman. Wm. Augustus Whit. gnr iiv, Gourp Philip Haslach XT 1 1 1 1 iT ST. Twelfth av.

fiOxlOO, Fr; Wm ra.enby ooo ft anklin Allen to uiiam ti. auus. c. D. wood.

Assignments. NOV EM HER nd Trust i Tir Gunr Willia admr of Leonard Cn. iicr. iJavenpnrt fohn R. to Elizabeth II I'eck.

Susan tn the Qm ens C'outi Hoffmar Manufacturer 198 MONTAGUE ST. I 1 1 Capital and Surplus, 'a $1,000,000. Authorized to act as EXECUTOR. ADMIN IS TRATOR, GUARDIAN, A LEGAI, DEPOSITORY lor MONEY. Travelers LETTERS OF CRERDIT issued.

ACTS as TRUSTEE lor Railroad and othtl Mortgages and accepts the Transfer Agency anl REGISTRAR of Stock of Corporations. Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, ai slsht, payable through New York Clearing Housa. OFFICERS: WILI IAM J. COOMBS. President.

WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Vice President. WILLIAM J. MATHESON.

2d Vice President FRANK L. SNIFFEN. Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: William H. Nichols, E.

T. Bedford. WILLIAMSBURGH TRUST CO. BROADWAY AND KENT AVENUE. $700,000 suai'Lus 350,000 J.

Q. JENKINS. PRESIDENT. HERMAN A0. ARMOUR, VICE PRESIDENTS W.

ADDISON FIELD, Secretary. HAMBURGER, AsHietant Secretary. 1.000 I.OOtl ty avinKK Hank Quirk, Caroline M. to Marquis Hoft'inan. Huirell.

to the Queens County Havings Rank Mertz. Am 'lla. to Charles Iippd Kolyr. Evjiiiru'tta. and hrm, admix John I Da Ri'voise to Lonrr Island Cjtv Savings Rank TIim P.ichnKJiid Hill Invest ment Cnmpanv to Albei p.idshert Conveyances.

NOVEMHER 2. Ex dividend. MYRTLE AV. s. CO ft Bleaker st.

runs 80xv 7xn 32.Sxn r0 av 20. Jns'ph A urt'T, To Will lam fall an NORMA E. Truxton st. h.tl. Jennie DalzoJI to Mary ii Kipk mort FT JOHNS PL.VK, s.

Franklin av. William D' ppi to Mary Morton, all lifns WTOKOFF ST. s. SO ft Third av, Le Grarnl T. ''lark to Ti frn.ljv.

mort rLIFTON PLA'k. iufi tt Marov Amelia Brush, V. to Benjamin May and Louis Lebowits, mort ji. y. CLIFTON PLACT5.

s. vs. ft MarcV av. Hawks. Ouitrnnn.

Ga, same, mort All the railrna forni'. rly pruif rtv of th" flklyn an'l Brighton Beach Co, H'n Atlnntir av an'! Atlantic Ocn, engines. jiarcf land in Jravs n'l ft wid adjoining thr Av extending along sam from a lln 4 ft from and parallel with middle i Rklyn and Brighton Bea md extending to said Co lurid, with right of way 'J ft wide; plot begins at cor of above parcel and runs on line rurallel with and 4S ft mlddk ltne of the Rklyn and I IriKhton Reach Co to Neek road to East Sixteenth fit 00 to Av din. tant 40 ft alone en 10 line from Innd MUNICIPAL BONDS. Lansingburgh, N.

Water Commissioners have received bids for $60,000 water works bonds. The bonds are for fifty years from August 1. and bear interest at 4 per cent. The bids, with interest, were as follows Walter Stanton New York, J. D.

Everett New York, W. Haves Son, Boston, $11 1.27; E. O. Shepard New York, Allen, Sand New York. Isaac W.

Sherriil, Poughkeepsie, E. H. Gay New York. $116,215. NEW BAKING POWDER COMPANY.

Indianapolis Representatives from Chicago and otner cities have been here to form an anti trust baking powder company, and it iB announced that details have been completed to establish in Chicago one of the largest baking powder plants In the country. DIRECTORS! Anthony N. Brady, P' ppers. p. bbl; red peppers.

SI. 25 per bbl: pi'klint; peppers. 75af0c per crate; nw buli' ll onions. 15aL'0 per dozen; spearmint, $1 per dozen bu ii'hes Long Island carrots. per bbl.

Spanish "ninns. per crate; white onions. p. bbl: pi''kling onions. $3a6 per bbl; red i.nions, .25.

1 p. bbl; Long Island beets, Slnl.50 loo hunches: Long Island rutabaga turnips. per Canada rutabaga turnlns 1 25 bbl: white turnips, 5ua75c per bbl: bftnch pa isnlps. $1.50 per loo bunches; water cress. 30a40r p.

nkra. 25e per three quart basket: 4 lb basket; 75c per pound; greens. p. bunches; knh! rabl. 20a25c p.

dozen knob celery. 25a50c per dozen buceh Isbind salsify or oyster plant. 50c p.r bunches; din. 2jc per dozen bunches; p. dozen bunches: new crop horse rarlMi.

per dozen bunches. H' ens. p. bushel prime. $2.25: medium.

Jl.K5iil.riO: red liMnev. S2.40n2.50: white. J2.40; yellow ve. J2.15; hl.T turtle, Wright. B.njnmln, trustees of Hnnnah I Ry Tson, to Edward Byrnes, public road from Flushing to Jnmaica, adj farm formerly nf ook, 100 i ari's, Flushing William J.

Matheson. E. Dwlht Church. Frederick V. WurstMb BURLINGTON IMPROVEMENTS.

Chicago The work of reducing grades, eliminating curves and generally improving the physical condition of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy system in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Missouri, which was begun last March, is practically completed, and beginning to morrow all trains will run over the improved portions. The shortening of the line by straightening curves in all amounts to about twelve miles. Henry O. Havemeyer, Herman 0. Armour, Frederic P.

Olcott, Theodore F. Jackson, Frank Jenkins, Charles H. Reynolds, Otto Huber. Frank Harvey Field, Charles M. Davidaon, Gustav J.

L. Doerachuck. John u. jenKins. Moaes May.

Lowell Palmer, Marshall S. DrisKs. Herman B. Scharmann, Wllliird P. Held.

James Guscolne, Ira Leo Bamberffer, JoacDh Liebmann, William J. Coombs, Lowell M. Palmer, Sanford H. Steele, John H. Hanan.

John H. Schumann, James H. Ollphant, Edward Hlnman, Silas Tuttle. William A. Nash.

E. Towns, Mirnbeau L. tn the Moupe anil Hom Co. lois 5 and 21, block 127, map property grantnrs, Laurel Hill Somi to sam b.ts and 20, Idock 127, same mnp, Laurel Hill Same to same, lot 17, block 113. same man.

Laurel Hill nvut niitLerman, J. Adolph Mollenhauaft John C. Orr. Royal C. Peabody, John H.

Ireland, Charles O. Gates, 1 Edward R. Ladevt Daniel P. Msru. Hatch.

S3.7r, 118.73 Thomas J. Patterson. Henry Butte rm an. 1 Same to same, lots 7 and 8, 14 to 10, IS Leonard Lewlsohn..