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18 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. 1STEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1901. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. To aay i Bid. Asked.

4Hi 4 Titus. Long Island City, two story lirick factory, 2I.7x61.4Vi: cost $5,000. Stelnwaj Son. owners. Mortgages.

OCTOBER 20. Anna Leihbacher to Conrad Enrlch's Brewery, lots 109 to 115, map of prop 1 Testerday i Bid. Asked. Union 4 4 Un Typewriter. 62 60 Un Typew'r 1st.

119 124 Un Typew'r 2d. .115 118 U. S. Reduction. 33 35 U.

S. Reduc. pfd. 59 61 WMUKnob Cop 16 17 124 by. turkeys.

12al5c: fowls. lOalOVj: roosters, Gc; ducks, per pair; geese, per pair; live pigepna. per doren; pea Had per pair; guinea fowls, ECafOc per pair; live small Belgian hareri. $1.25 per pair. Meats, per pound facet, hind quarters and rlD, loins uml ribs, 12al3c: sides.

SaSc: mutton. 6a7c: lamb. SaSc; milk veal, llal2c: country killed calves. ioy4allc; buttermilk. 6a7c; hogs, 8a9c; pork loins.

He; sweetbreads. $3 per doz; calves' livers, 541c each: beef livers. 50c each: ox tans. SI per ftmoked and cut meais. p.

pound Ham. tt'V5al2c; California hams, 0c: OOlIed hams. lSalSC: bnPOn Lie linnelecs ehrtleo. M. 60x190.1x60.1x192.5.

Louisa Reed to Samuel A Livingston, mort $1,600 nom PAY FOURTEENTH ST. P. 200 ft Benson av. 50xlOS.4, Ida Ashton to Lizzie be Grav nom CARROLL ST, s. 31S.S Third av, 24xlOi), hXrl, Glovanna Cristlano pj Eliometla Salzano, mort S2.000 3,000 SECOND ST.

s. 45.0 Bond st. 25.4x92 X24.4X91.5. Nassau Landed Estates Co Fred'k Edwards, mort J2.7O0 nom ST MARKS AV. s.

20S.4 Pir'th av. 1S.9XS1. Henry. Barbara, Francis I'hillip Anthony A. Geo A Miller and Lena M.

wife, and Francis I anglor 119 115 33 59 17 118 3o 61 17 $700 erty of Mat tin 1 ioernlng at Ulenclale Park Phllliplne Selovcr to Rockaway Park Impt Co, lots 700 to 702, block 12, map of Rockawav Park. John II Steinmetz. Jr, to William Huckel, Main st. s. 175 ft of Irving place.

25x100. West Flushing 3,750 Charles Rosenthal or Flatbush avenue and Avenue F. lias sold for John R. Corbin to Martha Smith, house on plot 80x100, known as. 1.153 East Thirty seventh street.

Also, exchanged for C. V. Wilson with John R. Corbiu. property at l.luS East Thirty seventh street, for 1,714 Bedford avenue, house on plot 50x100.

Also, exchanged for Charles A. Waehter, 3.11fl Avenue house on plot 30x110. with Minnie L. Huhn for 1.4S1 Flatbush ave THE COFFEE MARKET. white turnips, 25a3Gc ner dozen bunches; paranlftk $2 per 100 bunches; turnips, recall per bbl: Canada turnips, per bbl; Lena Island tint celery, Hnl.2S per.

dozen atati celery, C0a75c dozen stalks; Michigan celery, 609 per bundle; 11.50, dozen bunches: Jersey and jjonc Island radishes, per bunches; kohl rnbi. 20a21c per dozen bunches: new white onion, 20c per dozen bunches; spearmint, 30c per dozen bunche: okra. J2 per case: salsify or oyster plant, 30a40c per dozen bunches; water cress, 40a50c pef dozen bunches: mushrooms, 30a40c per pound; star He. 13c per bunch: new crop horseradish, per dozen bunches: dill, 40c per dozen, $1 per lW bunches. TBTJST COMPANIES.

LOKG ISLAND' Loan Trust 14al6c: smoked beef. 16alSc; smoked tongue, ISc; The TTnvro mnrkot wnfl olnHAri tn dnv ntFln corned tongue. 15c: corned nork. HU.il2c: should crs. 10c: cornea hams.

lOWallvic: bolognas. sa to a holiday, and the Brazilian markets were lard. COmDOL nd. In KOnKa ll. nnckHtres SUe 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 and Anna Rake to Anthony Miller non MESEROLE ST.

s. 150 ft Lorlmer st. 35xt00, lntl. Henrv. Barbara.

Francis G. Phillip P. Josephine, wife Phillip Miller; Anthony A and Geo A Miller, Francis I angler and iyna M. his wife, pure lard. leaf lard, not rendered.

HVjC. Poultry, dressed, per pound Done: Island spring ducks, Philadelphia brollrs, lsalSc; ordinary spring broilers. llalSc; spring turkeys, 12alSc; old turkeys. Dalle; fowls, Hal2c; roosters. 7'ac: guinea fowls.

40a30c per pair; duck. 14al5o: lien (turkeys. 13al4c: toms. squnbs, white. S3a 3 oO per dozen: dark squabs.

uer dozen. Imported and tronlcal fruits Oransea. per bcx. closed and will also be closed to morrow, owing to a holiday in that country. Thus there was no important market news at hand from these points.

Hamburg closed with a net loss of to pfennig. The local market was thus Influenced, and It opened with a 600 tnnp but nricpq wpre ft tn 10 nnlntq seedlings. Valencia late. $5a6: new Sri? Xasrau. S3 50U5 per box: Jamaica oranges.

lower. The early sales amounted to 10.000 J2.50a5.50 per bbi 1,350 repacked. grape fruit. bags, including December at 6.00, January, California. S3a4 per box: per dozen: Ja malc.a, per bbl; Nassau, SSalO: lemons.

Messina and Palermo. 1:3 son so i.nv Cal 6.10a6.15: March. 6.30: May. 6.45: June. 6.55: TRADING ON THE CURB: The outside, security market to day opened dull but steady with only nominal changes in quotations.

Dealings were In small volume and were confined to a few Issues. Inhere was little demand for stocks and a sladlt Inquiry. Brokers reported few new orders and practically no investment demand. The later margct broadened some'hat and while transfers were made in a larger number of issues the curb was at no time animated and during the midday session was lifeless an foaturcless. The close was also dull and with (lnal quotations showing irregularity.

Total transactions were estimated at less than 10,000 shares. American Can issues were again the conspicuous features of curb trading and were under the pressure of further liquidation, although insiders offered better support than heretofore. Can common sold at 18al7 and later back to 18 on sales of some 1,500 shares. Can preferred sold at 65aa65 for about 1.200 shares. Standard Oil was alBO unusually active and heavy.

It sold at 707 an 70S as against a sale of 710 last night and with nearly 300 shares changing hands; a very large business in this high priced issue. Dominion Securities were fairly active and 600 shares sold at 84Vi Consolidated Oil sold at 58 and 60 cents for 500 shares. White Knob Copper sold at 17 and Peoria, Decatur and Evansville sold at a for 200 shares. Three hundred shares of International Salt sold at 33 and Snap Hook and Eye sold at 40. ApacHe Copper sold at 4 and odd lots of Tennessee Copper at 13.

First National fiank sold at 7E0 for five shares. St. Louis Transit common sold at 2894 and the preferred at 83H There was some active bidding, but no sales, of Lawyers' Title Insurance and Lawyers' Mortgage Insurance stock, the quotations for the first being 340a345 and the latter 325a335. Election betting was also dull to day. although quite a number of wagers were made.

Most of these were in small sums and in the 300 203 Montague Street. 600 650 $1,000,000,00 $1,300,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits over. 200 ifornia, il.0 per box; Vcrdelll, $3a4 per box; Almsrla grapes, J4.50a5.50 per keg: Maiorl. J1 i0a5.50 box: limes, $1 per 100; bananas, cal: extras. J2a2.25: red bananas.

J6a6. to choice Port Llmon, J5aS; fles. Sal2c per pound; Turkish Arabian dates. In cases. 4c; pine ffbles.

Jla3 per dozen: Florida, case of 3d to 21. J.SOal.50: fancy pines. J2a3 per dozen: nuts, per odiind. almonds. Taragons.

18c: shelled Jordan. 3oa3bc: trench paper shells. In bags, 2lc; Sicily Alberts, 13c; Naples, 12al3c: Turkish. 9c; Brazil Orenoble, 14c: French marabouts. lc mixed, 25a50 pound boxes, 12c: peanuts, fancy hand nicked.

7'c; roasted, 51.60 per bushel; ne.v ginger root, 10c per pound. ern fruits California plums, caae. German. California peaches, 90ca1.2S per case; California grapes. Tokay.

51.50a2 per case; Malaga, Slal.aO per case; cornlchon, Eastern grapes, case, Catawba. 31.50: nelnwnre 7r.9. rnnM July, 6.65; August, 6.70, and September, 6.S0a 6.85. The stock of coffee in Hamburg Is 592, 000 bags, against 588,000 bags last month. The official Rio cable reported as follows: Rio No.

7 exchange standard, 5 300; exchange, 11 27 32d. interior receipts, 63,700 bags; Rio receipts, 24,000 bags, and Rio stock, Santos receipts, 72,000 bags, and Santos stock, good average Santos, 5 500. The statistical position of coffee was officially stated as follows: Warehouse deliveries at all ports. 20,262 bags, Including 18,959 at New York, 1,445 at Baltimore and 222 at New Orleans; stock at all ports, 1,521,032 bags, including 1,400,805 at New York, 37,976 at Baltimore and 82,251 at New Orleans; 1,000 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES. Transacts General Trust and Banking Business.

Acts as Executor. Trustee, Administrator, Guardian, Committee of Estates or Receiver. EDWARD MFRRITT, President. CLINTON L. "ROSS1TER, First Vice Presidenl 150 nue, three story liriek apartment house with store, lot 2iixl00, irregular, running through to East Twenty ninth street.

Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, sold on Friday, at Willoiighby street, in action of Bertha G. Thome Sheldon against AValter S. Hammett. house on lot 14x9S, on the east side of Saekman street.

1S feet north of Glen more avenue to Bertha G. Thorne Sheldon for fl.400. In three actiom; of the Wlliiarasburgh Savings Bank against Adelaide S. Bowler, three houses on lots l.VSxlOO, on the south side of Stockton street, west of Sumner avenue. ti the "Williamsburgh Savings Bank for In act ton of Stephen M.

Griswold against Lorenzo Seofiold, house on lot 22x00. on the west side of Hoyt street, 7S feet north of Butler, to Stephtn M. Griswold for $4,000. William E. Warlantl, referee in two ac 'of Phebe A.

Hoyt against Henry Ton konogy, sold at the Court House two houses on lots 12.0x100. on the north side of Pacific street, 133.2 west of Patent line of City of Brooklyn, to Phebe A. Hoyt for Jl.SOO each. Hew Euildinigs. LINCOLN' ROAD, north side.

7W tad we nt Brooklyn nue. one stui frame. lOxSO, one fam lly. jjravel rnrf: cost S200. Michael 1'.

Francisco, owner. FULTON STREET, south side. L'no foot oast of Nostrand avenue, unc stcrv frame. 0x50. shod over boiler.

snivel roof: cost 1'urltun Laundry Company, owner. and RKM. F.N AVEXCES. southwest corner, one st.iry irame, Z'jxH. utHc.

shingle root; cost William K. Haitmm. mncr. ALBANY AVKN'l'H. vt st side, soiuhwpst cor ner nt' "U'intrirop trew.

two storv brick. observation Spanish tile roof: oust $22,000. of New ewntr. LOGAN STKKK7. w.si side, 100 fc south of Pitkin avenue.

si! I'lanu waKun shed, tar paper root: cost $:. Christ Trru. owner. EAST TW! TY FIl "ni STKEET. ivw side.

Same same. Main st, s. 150 ft of Irving place. 25x100, West Flushing. Same to same, Main st.

s. 125 ft of Irving place. 25x100. West Flushing Same to same. Main st.

ft of Irving place. West Flushing Miriam Trequet to Emily Price. Beech st. s. 90 ft of Belmont av, 20x113; Beech st.

150 ft of Belmont av. 20x150, Jamaica John M. O'Connor to Hank of Jamaica, Ray st. SO ft of Wlllett st, 40x 100. Jamaica Ella M.

Ladd to Isaac Hendrlckson, Atlantic av, s. 42 ft of Johnson av, Morris Park Eugene Daly and ano to Edward Sprague. Wilson av. p. 425 ft of Sanford av.

SOxlOO. Flushing Mary Wilson to Long Island City Savings Bank. Cedar st. s. 300 ft of Central av.

25x125. Newtown Minnie Schrodelsecitet to same. Academy st, s. 175.2 of Payntar av, 100.4. I city Christian Ganz to Willie Brown, lots 3.

4. 5. block 113A. map of property of John Tausey at Flushing Emma Bloss to Charles Neier. lots 1.30S, 1.367, block 36, map of 2,023 lots belonging to William Ziegler at Morris Park Assignments of Mortgages OCTOBER 30..

Charles Hendriekson to John Sutpnin. John Sutphln to Annie Libble A Devlin to Louise Lingarfl. Conveyances. OCTOBER 30. Bettie Ellis to Mary Zlnk.

Turnpike road, cor of Dewitt st. 25x100, Corona Henry Weber to Emma Krauss. Sixth st, s. 130 ft of Whitnev av, 50x100, Elmhurst Charles Farbell to August A Plauer, William st. 239.5 of Newtown road.

Newtown Frederick Wagner and ano. exor, to Mary 10 Man, Jamaica Plank road, 150 ft of Oak st. I2.5xl00x25x Jamaica, release John Perry to Frederick Feldhus. Jamaica av. cor of Queens av.

100 xlOO. Flushing William Baker to James Macbeth. Broadway, cor of Liberty av. 123.3X 62.SxI3t.9x Jamaica Mary Hose to John Steinmetz. Jr.

Main st. j) s. 100 ft of Irving place. 00x100. Corona Same to same, lots 1.925 and 1.926.

map of Hitchcock Second Plan for Homes, at West Flushing, Frederick A Hinman to John Falkln and Anna Sake to Anthonv Miller non SPY DAM ST. Myrtle av, 75x95. Joseph Pieliold and ICalh arina Dlebold. his mother, to Louis Gros mort S7.50O non LINDEN ST, s. 100 ft Central av.

25x100. Thomas Carroll. Mary Gren nan. George Stengel. Mary Dougherty, Annie Meehaa and Margaret Board man and Ellen Chester, administratrix Michael Chester, creditors of Patrick Tuoby.

to Henrv Bauer, non BALTIC ST, s. 200 ft Smith St. 25x bin. Christopher Lee to Mary I Lee. all Hens nn BALTIC ST.

9. 225 ft Smith st. 25x Un, same to Emma Lee. all liens non EIGHTEENTH ST. s.

240 ft Tenth av, f.Oxloo.2: Rraxuai st. s. 97.10 Tenth av. S0X100. Owen .1 McGowan to Winifred McGoivan non DEGRAW ST.

s. 1S5 ft Nostrand av. 20x55. Harry Hansen to Carrie A Klein, mort $5,000 non CLAV ST. s.

225 ft Oakland 25x100. Isidor Greschler, to Rosie Kellner notr EIGHTH AV. east corner Sixtieth St. 1O0.3 xlOO. Owen McGowan to Winifred McGowan.

mort $000 non TWENTY THIRD AV. cast corner Eighty second st. IOOxSO. Chas King to Lulu .1 Ilevins. all liens, correction deed norr F1FTY PECOND ST.

ItiO ft Fitth nv. 100x100.2. Wm and Robt Spence to Win Kay norr PARK PLACE. No 3o0. s.

292 ft Van derbilt av. 19x131. Helen Plaisted to Jessie Flanagan, mort $6,500 nom FIFTY SECOND ST. s. 2S0.3 Ninth av.

12oxl00.2. Owen McGowan to Winifred McGowan. mort $2,000 nom TWELFTH ST. s. 100 ft Eighth av.

25x100. Wm Calder to Solomon Silverman, $8,000 nom GKEENE AV. No 365. s. 395 ft Hed ford av, 20x106.

5x20x100. 7. Henrietta and Edwin Ltnllani, exrs Edward Ludlam, to Lavinia 1. and Eva II French 7.00C AV. s.

25 ft Stockholm st. 25x100. Katie Markarb to Ernest Goebel, morts Sti.OO'l exch STARR ST. s. ft Central av.

2(lx 100. Marie Krauss to Josephine K. tterle 4.100 EAST FORTIETH ST. 420 ft Avenue C. 200x100.

Louis Settbrey to Eliit Gibney exch M.26al.60; Niagara. 1.76; 5 lb basket, 13c; 8 pound basket. lOalSc; wine grapes, per ton, dark. $38a40; Will TP ns.fis.ria. oi or $530 500 1.000 amount afloat, visible supply, 2,216, S1.75a3 per bushel Mlc'hlBan, 8160 per 032, compared with 1,213,698 the same time UD r.iver Bartlctts.

StaC per bbl: DAVID G. LEG GET, Second Vice President. FREDERICK T. AUDRIDGE, Secretary. IV1LLJD P.

SCHENCK, Asst. Secretary. TRUSTEES: OoO en "cm. per QPi; UUltllfM 2a2.5tl: last year. Loutf.0 Rnnnn 9 Kfl A I COFFEE FUTURES.

J2.25a2.s0: Sheldon. aeckel pears, $4a6; Kelfer open heads. JlaL50; double heads. S2a3; rhubarb, ftal.50 per 100 bunches; apples, double heads, Spltzenbere, 55a7; Holland pippins, 53.5f)aS; BaP. Wao.oO: Fall pippins, 20 oz.

pippins, $1,400 WILLIAM M. INGRAHAM JOHN F. HALSTED WILLIAM REDFIELB 550 EDWARD D. WHITE EDWARD MERRITT FRANK LYMAN DAVID G. LEQGET SEYMOUR L.HUSTED.JR FRANK L.

BABB0TT Opcnlnir. 12 1 I Bid. Aak. o'clock, o'clock, o'cloclt 5.00 00 6.9 5.90 5.90 6.00 05 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.10 15 6.10 0.10 6.06 6.15 25 (1.15 6.15 6.16 6.25 30 0.25 6.20 6.26 6.80 40 6.30 6 30 6.35 6.45 60 6.46 645 6.46 6.50 60 6.50 6.60 6.50 6.60 05 6.60 6.60 6.65 6.65 75 0.66 665 6.70 6.60 85 6.80 680 6.80 6.9005 6.90 690 6.90 hundreds. The largest single wager was one of $1,000 to S800 on Low.

A number of smaller bets were made at these odds of 5 to 4 and several at 10 to 9, and all with the odds on Low. SETH L. KEENEY DAVID H. VALENTINE CLINTON D. BURDICK HORATIO M.

ADAMS HENRY F.N0YES CLINTON L. R0SSITEB November December January February March April May June July August September October THEODORE F. JACKSON Brooklyn Quotations. MARTIN J00ST To dar S25 TeBterday, Bid. Asked.

Asked. Bid. Rntlronda Capital and Hamilton Surplus SOU feet north Voorh. es avftiue. two srorv and 113 106 114 Juuxiesu oi otaenDurff.

hslo; snow, Haldwins. Alexanders, $laG; winu falls, open heads, Jl.B0a3; Breenings, S3a6; crab apples, fancy crab apples, $CaS; quinces. S4a6 per bbl; 76cajl per peach basket; un river quinces, S2.o0a3.50; California quinces, per bushel box: cranberries, J1.75a2; fancy. $2.25 box; citron melons, for preserving. per bbl; chestnuts, $5 per bushel; hickory nuts, $2 per bushel.

Vegetable Second crop rhubarb, per 100 bunches; green corn, per 100 ears, Long Island cabbages, $2a4 per 100 heads: red cabbage, $2a5; cauliflowers, $la2 per bbl; Southern peas, per bbl basket; Southern second crop beans. per bbl basket; Lima beans, 75ea $1.60 per bag; Long Island Llmas, Sl.50al.75 baft: Norfolk and Jersey esce nlants. per dozen; tomatoes. Grants, 75caSl per crate; Keyport Grants, per crate; Jersey Acme, per crate; Long Island, per crate; greenhouse tomatoes, 15c per pound; yellow egg tomatoes, 50a60c per peach basket; green peppers, Jersey, 50c crate; long sweet peppers, GOc crate; pickle peppers, 10c per bunch: marrow squash, Slal.25 per barrel; summer squash, Slal.25 per case; yeliow crooked neck squash, $1.50 per bbl; striped goose neck SQUash. SI.

50 Der bbl: cheese numnldnti. SI 115 108 115 242 CHCttv frame. lC.l 'i' niliiie 115 108 11 242 root'; Atlantic Av 5s.ll3 Atlantic Av 106 BknCIty lstll4 Brooklvn City. 241 tst SoiOlfO. tlustave haute owne 241 11 3 ftrooklvn 1st.

1 1 3 Mechanics' Liens. ot s. 100 I't (llenmnre av. No. 191 Montague Street.

FORTY SECOND ST. s. 100 ft Six Company BTJTTE'R, CHEESE A3STD EGGS. Butter The tone of the market is slightly firmer on high grade fresh creamery with demand for such fully equal to the supply; other qualities of both fresh and held are working out rather slowly at about the rates quoted of late. Quotations are: Creamery, extras, per lb, 22c; do, firsts, 20a21c; do, seconds, creamery, June make, extras, 21a21c; do, firsts, 19a20c; do, seconds, 17al9c; state dairy tubs, fancy, 21 a21c; do, firsts, 19a20c; do, seconds, 16alSc; do, thirds, 14alac; Western imitation creamery, fancy, 17Aal8c; do, firsts, 15V4al6c; do, 412.60 's l'u! shelky am Sam .1 i harl 's Kalner s.

"tT ft Kutrers a v. in 1" Maioney Frank IThatfor 1 av. uel en Sterllnir pia M.i Murpl.y ThlrtV 115 117 102 103 350 1011; 102 105 97 98 113 115 99 99 185 190 Bkn.O 1st 115 117 Bkn.B WE Is' 102 103 Coney Isl Bkr 350 Is: lOl1 102 osfitnwn 5s. 105 Nassau 4s 97 98 Nassau 5s 113 13 5 fUtrinlnotlnsr Companies) Edison 4s 99 99t Kings County. .185 190 Kings County 5sl08aj 109 800 BILAS B.

DUTCHER, President. "WILLIAM H. LYON, Vice PresUent. WILLIAM BBRRI, 2nd Viae President. JOSEPH B.

WHITE, Secretary. GEORGE HADDEN. Asst. Secretary, Board of Trustees: 1.000 per bbl; cucumbers, Florida, per crate; ereenhoUBe. per doz; mustard cucumbers.

50c bushel: Dlekllmr. S3a5 Der l.nnn s. IV'1 ft Fort Hani, I'li. ivniino t'iushelmelll A (renewal) Xos to at Elizabeth I.ouuyljUrv. and Charles AMen No 05.

s. fi Xos ilton a v. a Si Loui BaslnvjcU M.i i It James i. K.o5ciusko lower grades, 14al5c; Western factory, June packed, fancy, lSlialbc; do, fair to choice 108. 109 tram 124 in: A Fteanev act Kings County SslSi lis? 14al5c; do, fresh, choice, 14al5c; do, fair to prime, 14al4c; do, lower grades, 12'2a teenth av.

38.9x107.1x76.7x100.2. John 1 nets to Marion A Zender. morts $3,500 exch NOSTRAND AY. s. 20 ft Beverlev road.

20x100. Ellx Gibney to Louis Seahr v. mort S4.000 exch EAST FOPRTEENTH ST. s. 300 ft a Avenue Y.

to Hheepshead Bay road. Knudson. formerly Krtigcr. Pertli Amboy. to Elizabeth Nunc nom Sttme property.

Controller Slate to same, tax 1.1 EAST FOI'RTEENTK ST. s. 300 ft Avenue Y. 25x100. same to same, lax deed 2 GATES AV.

s. 105 ft Sumner av, 20x 100. Simon Harding to Geo Ileatley. mort $5,500 nom Same property. Geo to Maria Travers.

mort $6,000 nom PARK AV. s. 350 ft Tompkins av, 25x100. Kasper Pecker to Lizzie wife Kasper Becker, mort $2,400 nom HOPKINS ST. s.

575 ft Marey av, 25x Josephine Krasman to Anna Wolff, mort $1,500 nom ATLANTIC AV. s. 1(1. ft Grand av, 19x70. Anna Woiff to Josephine Kate' and Alired 28 2S 26 68 70 70 WILLIAM H.

LYON. LEONARD MOODT. JOHN C. McQUiRE. EUGENE F.

O'CONNOB JOHN N. PARTRIDQB. THOS. E. PEARS ALL.

MILLARD P. SMITH. WM. V. R.

SMITH. T. L. WOOTRUirjr 13c; renovated butter, fancy, 18c; do, common to choice, 13al7c. WILLIAM BEKRI.

LUCIUS H. BIGLOW. EZRA D. BUSHNELL, CHARLES COOPER. SILAS B.

DUTCHER. WILLIAM H. DAVOL. JOHN DITMAS. JR.

P. H. FLYNN. JOHN R. HEGEMAN.

HI. E. HUTCHINSON. W. C.

HUMSTONE. Cheese Large continues quiet and tone lettuce. Boston greenhouse, 40atiL)c per eozen; Long Island, per bbl; Long Island spilach. 50a60c per bbl; kale, 35a50c per bbl; chicory and endive, 15c per dozen bundles; Brusscts Bprouts, 10al2c per quart; soup greens, 1.25 100 bunches; Long Island carrots. per 100 bunches; Jersey potatoes.

S2a2.50 per bbl; Long Island potatoes, per bbl; Maine potatoes, S2.50 per bbl; imported potatoes. per bag; sweet potatoes, per bbl, Keyport, 1.75; Vlneland, Virginia, Spanish onions, original. SI; repacked, $1.35 per small case; onions. South Lima. N.

per bbl; Long Island. per bbl; Connecticut, white. bbl; red. S3.25a3.75 per bbl; Orange County, prime. $3a3 50 per bbl: pickling white onions, $3.

25a 7.25 Der bbl: Kentucky, per bbl; Long Island beets. $1.50 per 100 bunches; Long Island S13. ..12 JOSEPH B. 182 182 nENB It N. WHITNBT.

280 345 280 345 burg. lots 5 and 6. block 244. map of 240 lots belonging to Hinman at George Rose and others to John II Steinmetz. Jr.

Main st. s. 150 ft of Irving place. f.OxlOO, Corona William Bogenshutz to William L'lmcr. Hillside av.

cor of Flushing av, 150.1x69.1x150x75. Jamaica, De Be Voise. Waist Co to De Be Voise Waist Co, Bradford av, 414,1 of Prospect av. 75x100. Flushing Felix Lechleder to German American and Ass'n.

lots 337. 33S, block 16. map of property of James Woollev, at Newtown Isaac Dennis to Job Johnson, Myrd'e av, s. S7 ft of Commercial st, 14x Glendale Margaret Engel to Henriette Adler. Flushing cor of.

Old Pennv Bridge road, cont l2 acre. Newtown Matilda Sussman to George Delatrom. Gilbert st, s. 260 ft of Dewey av. 40x 101.

Jamaica Hannah Turner to Thomas Prendeville. Ninth st, s. 225 ft of Seventh av, 50x100. Whitestone Charles II Fredericks and others to Henry Burger, parcel at Jamaica, begins cor thereof adj land of Timothy Tr.sker. cont 5 acres Sophia Bade to Janet Gould.

Napier place, s. 124.3 ft of. Brooklyn arid Jamaica Plank road, 40x100. Clarenceville Salvatore Wallace to Giuseppe Geno vese. Hoyt st.

s. adj land of Francklyn at I City Catharine Stickever to Peter Grogan. lots 1.176. block map of 2,023 lots belonging to William Ziegler at Morris Idlewild Park Land Impt Co to Dougherty. lots 654 to 657.

block 25. map of property of Idlewild Park Land Impt Co at Thomas Dougherty to Theresa A Dougherty, same property William Ziegler to Emma Bloss, lots ".,366 and 1,367. block 36, map of 2,023 lots belonging to William Ziegler at Morris Park 500 M.v.e' Ouocns. 2f! N.Y.eOnpens pf 68 Trnt Compnnien Brooklyn 430 Franklin 315 Flatbush 172 Hamilton 300 Kinge County. .423 Long Isl.

Manufacturers' 320 Nassau 211 People's 350 Title Guar Tr.530 WllliarnsbUTgh. 215 Bnnki Broadway 240 Brooklyn 120 First National. 300 Kings 125 Manufac. 285 Mechanics' 215 National 291 Nassau 350 540 220 540 220 SAVINGS AND LOAN. 1,600 Pays Iiberai interest on daily balances.

Higher rates paid on time de posits. Acts as trustee and transfer agent for corporations. Author ized to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Wills legally prepared and safely kept. Family and business accounts solicited.

I5S6.3I 1.359.11 70.04 S2.01 179.40 150.00 47.SI 510.07 145.05 34.44 205.93 32C.77 600 310 310 430 315 172 300 423 275 320 211 350 530 215 240 120 300 125 285 215 291 350 200 200 140 17 67 95 30 88 65 S50 Savings onn Company 400 ist ComDanv S3.000 5.000 342, 344, 346 Fulton St. easy. Small only moderately active, but held steadily. Liverpool cable 46s 6d for colored and 45s for white. Quotations are: State, full cream, small, colored, fancy, 104al0c; do.

choice, do. small, white, fancy, 10V4c; do. 6hoice, 9al0c; do. good to prime, 9a9c do. common to fair, 7a9c; do, large, colored, fancy, 9'4a9c; d.

choice, 9i4a9c; do. large white fancy, 9V4a9c; do. choice, do. good to prime, Sa9c; do. common to fair, 7a8Vic; light skime, small, choice, 8c; do.

large, choice, part skims, prime, 6 a7c; do. fair to good, do. common, Sa 4c; full skims, la2Vc. Eggs Market firm on top grades. Quotations are: State, Pennsylvania and Jersey, fancy selected, 25a26c; do.

average prime, 22a 23c; Western candled, 21a22c; do. uncandled, loss off, 22aZ5c; do. graded, at mark, 20a 21c; do. ungraded, 16al9c; Southern, 16a20c; dirties, 14al5c; refrigerator, ordinary to fancy, 16al8c. COLORADO MINING QUOTATION'S.

Colorado Springs, Colo. Mining stocks closed bid yesterday as follows: Acacia, 15; Alamo. 13; Argentum, Anaconda, 26; Battle Mountain, 18; Butterfly, 25; C. C. Consolidated, Coriolanus, C.

Columbine Victor, Dante, Doctor Jackpot, 55, Elkton, 161; El Paso, 77; Fanny Rawllngs, 16; Findlay, Gold Dollar, 18; Golden Cycle, 58; Golden Fleece, 35; Gold King, 60; Gold Knob, Gold Sovereign, Gould, 14; Hart, Ingham, 13; Isabella, 46; Jackpot, 41; Ka tinka, 38; Keystone, Last Dollar, 60; Lexington, Little Puck, Mint, 15; Mollie Gibson. 13; Mollie Dwyer, Mary Cashen, Moon Anchor, 26; National, Nugget, 15; Ne Haven, Orphan, Pharmacist, Pinnacle, Pointer, Portland, 300; Rose Maud, Rose Nicol, Republic, Rocky Mountain, 3'A; Sedan, 615; Vindicator, 125; Work, 11; Zoe, 2. ATCHISON PACIEIC MAIL' DEAX. It is reported that Paul Morton, vice president of the Atchison, has gone to San Fran 207 160 19 70 97 33 91 75 207 160 19 70 97 33 91 75 ivrasmnn. mort Jt.oo'f exch SEVENTEENTH ST.

s. 100 ft Tenth av. 20x149.5x20. Eleventh av. 20.4 av.

runs 97.11 6 99.4 to av 22.4. Wm Hunter to Wm Hunter, jr nom PACIFIC ST. 265 ft Hovt St. 20x 100. Mary A Fahey to Lizzie F.

wife Henry Hutchinson 3,800 WYCKOFF ST, s. 9S ft Third av, 20x100. Honora Guiry to John Storln 4,800 FIFTH AV. s. 25.2 Fifty seventh st.

25x100. Sarah Newman to Fannie Levoti. mort $1,425 nom SIXTH AV. cor Twenty first st. 123x 100.

Susannah Hammer to Susan Wright, morts $5,500 exch CANARSIE AV. cor East Twenty fifth st. 100.1x97.5x100x100.11. Bridget Thompson to Hugh A Thompson nom FIFTY FIRST ST. s.

346 ft Fourth av. ISxIOO.2, Francis Qulnn to John Beet, all liens nom Same property. John Beet to Eagle Savings and Loan Co. all liens nom DIAMOND ST. s.

5S4.10 Drlggs nv. 25x100. Martha E. wife, and Conrad Rhodes to Margaret McQuillan, mort $1,000 nom STATE ST. 149.S Nevins st.

runs s. 25.4 90 25 45 0.4 45. Nathaniel Peckham. admin Martha Renouf, to Bernard McGeehin P.SOO SEVENTEENTH ST. s.

150 ft Eighth av. 25x100. Mary A Burke to Geo Montgomery, all liens nom SEVENTEENTH ST, s. 175 ft Eighth av. 25x100, snm to same, all liens nom LEONARD ST.

s. 100 ft Calyer St. 25x100. Lucy Gruner to Wm Crawford, mort $3,500 nom TUOfT.MAN ST. s.

123 ft Knickerbocker av. 25x100. foreclose. William Walton to erhardt Beecker. 4.

$25 People's 200 Sprague Nat'l. .200 Union 140 Ferry Companies Brooklvn Ferry. 17 It F'y 67 95 30 So Bkn 5d 88 10th 23d 65 1flrh X. t5r1 St 5s. 104 200 1,350 1.000 Capital 107 104 107 JUI.IAN D.

PAIRCHILD, President. WILLIAM HARKXESS, I irf .1 D. W. McWILLIAMS. VJce Prideni HBRMON MOIUUS, Secretary.

THOMAS BLAKE. Asslntan: Secretary. TRTISTBllilS 1 38 40 97 100 Union 38 401fe Tjplpn Ferry 5s. 97 100 188 REMSEN ST. near City Hall Square.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $720,000.00 PAYS 5 PER CENT. PER ANNUM, JULT AND JANUARY. ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PAYS 0 PER CENT. PER ANNUM.

SEMI ANNUALLY, ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM 2 TO 8 PER CENT. PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DEPOSITS REGULARLY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANY TIME, LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EDWARD E.

BRITTOX, President. JOHN A. SCHWARZ. Vice President. CEOI1GE W.

WAKEMAN, Secretary. JAMES T. ASHLEY, Treosorer. TRUSTEES: Edward M. Grout.

James H. Fergusoa. Richard H. Lalmbeer, Jr. Edward M.

Child. BUSCELIiAE'EOTrS PRODUCTS. Quotations of miscellaneous products on the New Yorlt Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: Flour was fairly active and steady. Sales were 4.10O packages up to noon. Quotations are: Minnesota patents.

Minnesota bakers', S2.00a3.20; winter patents. S3.50a3.S5; winter straights. S3.30a3.40: winter extras, winter low grades, Rye dour was steady, with fair to good, 3.15: choice to fancy, Beer was dull, with family. Sllal2; mess, $9.50 Whitman TV. Kenvon.

jonn Arbuckie, A. Abraham. 1.550 900 Judgments, OCTOBER .11. Erlcson. Ellen and August Uncer Same Tclk Richard .1 L'nrjer Same Bersman.

Edward. Jr Flanders Brown. Walter Pemlarse Henry Barry. James .1 Ern Herman. Hyman 11 11 Salmon et al JVrrier.

John Ellen Hamilton Fitzpatrick. Vincent Annie F. Smith admin Craw. Frederick Newbern Jacob, Uice Aleicr. Henry (1 Weidinann.

jr Melody. Win Goodrich and Folllna. Krancisca Eastern Brews Stlnes, James M'Ttiek and ano Snrick, Otto II Simms Walsh. Wm .1 A Gardner He.bner, Vernon il Salmon and ors Cfeary, Catherine Finlej Mortg ages. OCTOBER Bunker.

Cath and A. to A Brown. Sixth a'. nr Lincoln jdace Maria L. to I Title Oua Co, Eapelye t.

cor Hicks Je'nninRs. K. to Hamilton, lots on Van lilanke.nweyn estate Tre'plcclou, Hannah M. to JIaj Hew Seventeenth st. Greenebaum, S.

to Lee. Fifty sixth it. Same, to Title Guar and Trust Co, same prop. Mills, Carrie: to Mary Kelloss, Albany av. Bohlc n.

to Friedman, Hart stV'nr Lewis av And.erson. A. to Porter. Seven'tli nr' Fourth av TJnterrelner. to st.

Da we, Alice L. to A A HaaseV "ForVv fifth St. to Title and Co. same prop Placanica. Nicola, to Anna admin.

Sixty tilth st, nr Fourteenth av Ivetterle. Josephine, to Jlarie and (I Krauss. Starr st, nr Centra! av Oibney. Eliz C. to Seabrev." liasi Fortieth st.

J. to Germania Savings Stone av, 2 mo French. Lavinia and Eva H. lo'rxoVs Ludlam. Greene av.

Ahrens. to Irving Savings inst Dla mond st. nr Ihiggs av Eversou. 11. and'ano to Brooiilvn Savings Hank.

No Fulton st Silverman. S. to falder. Twelfth Kay. E.

to Nassau Cottntv Fifty second st. nr Fifth av. a' marts C. to South Savings Bank. Eleventh st, nr Eighth av Schmidt.

H. Bur'karJ and a Flndeie'n DtWo. Savings' Bank. Williamsbui gh Graham st and Kent av, near WIH jughby. Lvvcy an.l Mary.

Savings Dank. Gates av near: Patcncn Goebol. E. to Katie Markert, Hamburg an'C and .7 Weales "t'ri Vn'nlQ Hashrouck. Forty third st.

near Seventeenth av J. fonora Wcko'fr "st' near Third av "Wright. Pusan L. to Annie La'n'gilon Sixth av. corner Twent tlrst st Huott.

to limit. Ruv S. venteenth St. near Eighty sixth st Ryan. Helen to Lawyers' Title and i Co, Qulncy st, near Patchen av Bfecker.

to exors I' Young. Tromnian st. Hall. L. to Pet tee.

Voorhees av I Toman. C. to tv Herod. Sterling nttics Overton. C.

to 1 and Kampfe. West Merivlow. Gravesend Kearn's, N. to Prennon. Mnrion st.

130 410 420 120 140 140 130 410 420 120 140" 140 Geo. V. Brower, RoBwell Eldridge, Julian D. Falrchild, Joseph P. Grace.

John Good, Nelson J. Gats. Wlllam Harkness, Jos. C. Hendrx.

Joseph 'Xiebmann; Lewis Luckenbach, D. W. McWlIUama. James McGovern, Cord Meyer, DIclc S. Ramsey, H.

Scharmann, Wm. V. R. Smith, W. M.

Van Anden, John Wlllianin. Miscellaneous Acad, ot Music. 120 Cheesebrough. .390 Talmage pf.110 Bliss 135 EW Bliss 130 KingsCoFirelns 160 Nassau Fire Ins 175 Tel 165 NY NJ Tel 5s. 114 Phenlx Fire Ins.

205 125 W'burghFireIns562 Worth Pump pf 111 120 370 390 110 205 130 130 160 175 166 114 205 125 562 117 Joseph. Hufcer. 17J 117 171 117 Amos H. Cropsey. James T.

Ashley. EI win S. Piper. Wm. K.

Cleverly. Edward E. Britton. George W. Wakeman.

John T. Raftorty. Frederick H. Schroeder. John A.

Schwarz. George J. Jardln. j.noma3 a wnite. Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee.

Guardian. Receiver, Committee of the Insane. Transfer Airent and Registrar for Corporations. Designated by the General Term of the Suprema Court as a legal depository for estate funds. Receives deposits BUbject to check at sight, and ALLOWS INTEREST ON DAILY A.

LANCES. CheckB pass through the New Tork Clearing House. ISSUES INTEREST BEARING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. Collects rents, coupon and Interest and manages property of non residents. Secures Letters of Credit and drafts able in any part of the world.

KEEPS WILLS FREE OF CHARGE. 121 122 Henry B. Davenport. GENERAL COUNSEL, EDWARD M. GROUT.

Esq. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 8 P. M. cisco to complete the details of a traffic agree Other Outside Securities. ment with the Pacific Mall Steamship Com pany.

DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. THE ADDED TO THE LIST TO DAY. co operative 2.900 1.000 6.500 4.500 2.30S S.000 4.S50 12.500 6,000 63,000 5.600 1.500 3.000 1.500 4.500 500 2.400 2.500 1 7.01 2,300 2.000 Yesterday N.Y.Ons G'o'B HU. Asked. Cent Unas guar 109 110 Equif 1st con 5s 115 118 Mutual of 300 325 Amsterdam 5sl07 108 consols 108 112 1st ns.

113 115 Standard 1st 5s. 115 117 Xew Yorte Railroads B'way Av 243 246 1024 To day Bid. Aked. 109 110 115 118 300 325 107V 108 108 112 113 115 US1 117 243 246 lOPfe 1024 Aft mi uipitnl, suriilns A UIIV a ilia 900 Brosd may, Ren York. undivided Profits, 1 B.Ifl Name.

Rate Date. ggggf fff Denver S. W. Nov. 10 Nov.

1 Not. 10 Denv S. W. pf. IH Nov.

10 i Nov. 1 Nov. 10 Nat. Bridge 1H Nov. 6 Nov.

4 Nov. 7 Nat. Bridge 1H Nov 8 Nov. 4 Nov. 7 Pennsylvania RR.

'214 Nov. 30 4 extra 1 Nov. 30 'Nov. 4. CONTAINED IN THE PREVIOUS Name.

Rate. Bate. BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, 112 LivlnKMton Street. (Opposite Rear of Hall ot Records.) lus liu ins liu BY SEVENTEENTH ST. s.

350 ft F.lghtv sixth st. 50x96. Egbert Mntt to Edmond .1 Huott. mort $3.500.. VOOP.HEES AV.

s. 40 ft East Eighteenth st. 40x100. Lyman Pettee. Saratoga.

Y. to James Hall. EAST NINETY SECOND ST. 400 ft Denton av. C0x105x xl.lO.

with land under water: land under water, Jamaica Bay in front and adjacent to land grantor, contains 513 1. 000 acres. Andrew Schltltz to John O'Brien, mort $2.100.. TOMPKINS AV. iv s.

20 ft Park av, 73.4x8! Wm Kaiser to Max Singer. mort $2,500 BAY THIRTEENTH ST. s. 95 ft Bath av, Sarah A Wright to Catharine Newton, mort $2.250 SACKETT RT. s.

ft Henry St. 22x 100. Benedetto Casagrande. to Ginennlo Garbnrine. mort $4.000 STERLING PLACE, s.

119 ft Albany av. 19x110.7. William Herod to Joseph C. Homan. mort $4,000 Parcel of salt meadows lying and being lr.

the West Meadow. Town of Graves end, contains 4 234 1.000 acres. Frederick. Richard and Otto Kampfe to Chas Overton PNDERHrLL AV, s. 49.4 Butler st.

71x100. Sarah Levy to Henry A McCarthy, mort $7.000 i STANHOPE ST. s. 225 ft Knickerbocker av. 75x100.

Louis Grosz and Conrad IT Hester to Joseph and John TMelioUl. mort $15.000 IIPMBOLDT ST. cor Varet St. 25x 100, Levy Stiwalskl to Harris Sallf, morts II ERKTMER ST. cor Sackraan st.

24.8 xioo. Murgt Fnlrehild to Peter Mc Nultv I VAN W'RHN ST. s. 221 ft Throop av, 20x100, John Henderson. Toronto.

cnmiilii. to John Run i SEVENTH ST. s. 330.10 Fourth av. 17x100.

Andrew Clark to August Anderson, mort $5,250 I TOMPKINS PLACE, s. 130 ft Df grnw st. 20x112.0. Meta A Ohly to Catharine Vogelsang I SIXTH ST. s.

147.10 sixth av. 10.Sx 100. Henry Wiltshire to Thomas Rose crans. mort $3,500 7 114 116 105 190 220 118 107 117 215 410' alO: packed, S10al0.50. Pork was steady, with mess.

S15.50alC.50; family, S17.25aV7.50; short clear, Lard was firmer, with prime Western. Sugar was quiet. Fair refining. 3 16c; centrifugal. 90 test, 3 13 16c; molasses sugar, 3' 16c; refined market quiet; crushed, powdered, S5.20; pranulatcd, J5.10.

Petroleum was dull, with refined, all ports, S7.60a7.65. Spirits of turpentine was quiet at 3SVa33e. Molasses was steady, with Xew Orleans 37a42c. Rice wus steady, with domestic. 4a6Vc; Japan, 44a5ic.

Freights were quiet. Rosin was steady, with strained, common to good, Sl. IS'ialS. Tallow was steady, with' city, Se; country, 5V a oiic. Hides were steady, with Texas dry, 24a30 pounds, Galveston, dry.

21a25 pounds. 18c; California, dry. 21a25 pounds, 190, Hay was steady, with shipping. GOaCSc: good choice, SSaOOc. Potatoes were stoady, with New York, per bbl.

Long Island, Jersey, Sl.50al.75; Jerscv sweets. Barlev was steady, with feeding, 50a52c, c. i. f. Buffalo': malting.

57aGle. c. 1. f. Buffalo.

Barley mult was dull. Straw was quiet, with long rye, S0aS5c. Beans were steady, with marrow, medium. peas, red kidney, choice, $2.50. Wool was dull, with domestic fleece, 25a26c; Texas.

Itlal7c. Hops wore quiet, with common to choice, 1501 crop. 12al5iic; 1500, 9al4c; 1SK, Gallc; Paciflc coast. 1S0I crop. 1900, 9al4c; 1S09, Salic.

Lead was dull, with exchange price, bul. 'ion price. S4 NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT. The following companies have ordered cars from the American Car and Foundry Company: The St. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado Railroad Company, 150 coal cars; the Missouri Pacific Railway Company, 54 freight cars; the Delaware and Hudson Company, 10 coaches; the Colorado and Wyoming Railroad Company, 3 passenger and baggage cars; the Rutland Railroad Company, 2 snow fianger cars; the Arizona and New Mexico Railroad Company, 1 coach; an individual concern, 100 dump cars; from individual concerns, 500 tank cars.

The Northern Pacific Rail way Company has ordfred 2,000 box cars from the Pressed Steel Car Company. The Pullman Company Is building 21 coaches for general service; the company also is asking bids on equipment for two private cars. The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company has ordered 250 box cars; this completes orders for 750 cars, which will be delivered prior to January 1. The Georgia, Southern and Florida Railway Company ie askint; bids on 200 box cars; the Empire Lum I gBV7 Wfl Aut. a to act as EXECUTOR.

ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for MONEY. Travelers' LETTERS OF CREDIT secured. ACTS as TRUSTEE for Railroad and other Mortgages and accepts the Transfer Agency ao4 REGISTRAR of Stock of Corporations.

Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at sight, cayasle through New York Clearing Hons. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J. COOMBS. President. WILLIAM H.

NICHOLS. Vice President. WILLIAM J. MATHESON. 2d Vice President FRANK L.

SNIFFEX. Secretary. WILLIAM C. NESM1TH. Assistant Secr'etaiT.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: B'way Surf 1st. .114 B'way Surf 103 Cent Crosstown 1G5 DD.E 1st 115 DD.EB&B scrip 105 Union 1st 5s. 116 Second Avenue 2.1 2 Sixth Avenue. .175 Elsrhth Avenue 400 116 105 190 220 118 107 117 215 il'6" Nov. 4 Oct.

16 Nov. ASSETS $1,350,000. safe iromT, FAIR DIVIDENDS, 103 165 208 115 105 116 212 175 400 195 Aberdeen Ala. fit Vicksburg. Nov.

Am. Brldee jo Am. District Am. Ice Co IK 1 1 3 2 Am.Light&Tr. pf.

Am. Malting FOfl YOUR SAVINGS, Am. ne Mrs Kov. 4 Nov. 14 Nov.

15 Nov. 15 Dec. 2 Nov. 14 Jan. 1 Dec.

2 Doc. 12 Nov. IS Nov. 4 Nov. 12 Nov.

18 Nov. 10 Ninth Avenue Ferry Companies Hoboken 1st 5s. 11 2 114 Oct. i Nov. 4 Nov.

1 Nov. 9 Oct 22 Dec. 18 Nov. 12 Nov. 2 30 Oot.

28 Oct. 31 Nov. 9 S. 11 2 114 4b H. tr Balto.

Ohio Blcn. Lumber 79 81 William H. Nichols. T. Bedford, Nov.

15 Nov. 16 Dec. 3 Nov. 15 Deo. i3 10 Nov.

Nov. 19 Nov. 10 Nov. 20 Nov. 7 Nov.

9 Dec. 17 Hoboken, new. 10 OU Hoboken con 5s. 90 93 William J. Matheaon, 90 Loans on First Mortgages Repayable in Monthly Payments.

Write or Cnll for Informntlon. 93 110 106 108 104 Bkn. Union Roch. Casien Co. pfd Ches.

Ohio Nov. 27 "rn1 iv.rr..( ni.Ty.'Pl Nov, 0 I Oot. 5 Burl. E. Dwlght Church, Frederick W.

Wurster, Henry Batterman, J. Adolph Mollenha'sV John C. Orr. Royal C. Peabody, John H.

Ireland, Charles O. Gates, Daniel P. Morse, H. B. Halgh, Jaa.

L. Morgan. illiam J. Coombs, Banford H. Steele, Hanan.

Joc.r. H. Schumann, James H. Oliphant. Edward Hinman, Srlias Tuttle.

A. Nash. Frank Elalley, fi. V. V.

Bramuj, 2 1 1M 1H 1 1 H. D. ptd. Del. Hudson Nov.

8 Deo. 1G Nov. 15 TRTTSX' COMPANIES. 110 106 28 182 651.. 88 84 26 20 28 17 184 64 65? Met Ferrv 1st 5sl08 Sr.

1st 5'104 Miscellaneous AberdtenCopper 20 A.m Can Co 18 Am Can Co pfd 6434 Am Chicle 84 Am Chicle 82 Am 26 Am Wide Lea. 5 Denv. C. Tramway. Emp.

State Klano Oot. 18 Nov. 27 Nov. 8 Nov. 8 Sopt.

30 Oot. 28 Oct. 28 Mm cr (monmiyj Oct. 18 84 Evans. Sc T.

H. pt near Stone av 4.000 Acquarelia. P. to exors Matthews, Kent av. ,00 Westin.

Emma and F. Sterling jdace, uie'ar'iSixUi av Assignments of Mortgages. octobei: Jvickcrsoa. Marie C. to Marcl.ay Co nom Foddy.

11. to Knight $4,000 HTpsom; T' f. to Celia 1: Mcr.oughlln nom McOowan to McGovvan omitted lepckwood. Anna .1. to i'oote 2.000 Stick'.

Anna K. to Alletta A Stll'. S00 Lew. L. to Lvin 2.S01 Drake.

Alice C. to 11 i 2.100 Ledoux, W. in Fred. rioke Hart GOV Long Island Title Guar Co to City Savings Rank Lawyers' Title Ir.s Co to 1 Trowbridge li.OOJ 'Conveyances. ocTOPEii No ST.

cor llerry fct, 2o.9x X67.1. Jennie Jet'f'ry to Elizabetii Howell, niort S.c('n nom CALYEH ST. s. Tf, ft lj.iimr st, Ixiniel Wall to Peter "lieever, mort Stlcw) norn McKITlBEN ST. cor Lnrimer.

H2 McKibhcn st. s. Leonard St. runs shiOxwlTxn to st Lorlmer st. s.

7." ft MoKihben st. Ga.Eo.&Fla.lst pr Ga.So.&Fla. 21 pf QUEENS BOROUGH. 62 Lex. Manhattan '29 Oct.

11 Nov. 14 Apache Copper. 4f 40, The Peoples Trust Company, 7s Michigan Central. Nassau Elec. pfd.

Nat. Carbon National Salt National Salt pfd Nov. 11 Nov. 11 FRANKLIN Trust Company, MONTAGUE. COR.

CLINTON ST, BROOKLYN. Capital $1,000,000 Surplus and Undivided 1,230,000 Authorised by law to act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR. TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN or COM MITTEK, and offers special advantages as such. IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.

Offers its services on favorable terms as TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATION'S OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY APPROVED SECURITIES. Checks on this company will be paid through ths New York Clearinc House. GEO.

H. SOUTHARD. President. WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Vico President.

GATES D. FAHNESTOCK, 2d Vice Pres. Sco. CROWELL HADDEN, Ass't Secretary. Nov.

4 Nov. 4 oou'b'i Not. 80 Oot. 10 Not. 8 N.

E. Tel. 14 612 15 6 26 90 Bay State Gae. 'H Brit Col Copper. VShj Cast Iron Pipe.

6 CastlronPipe pf. Compressed Air. 13 Con Equipment. 52 Cotton Duck 23'i Cotton Duck pfd 88 '3 rtetrott stnntbern 1 'lv NIles Bement 172 Montague Street. Deo.

6 Oot. 21 Nov. 18 New Buildings. i'L asant avenue, west side, 505 feet south of Boulevard, Itocltaway Beach, three story frame hutfl. lltxOS; cost HO.

000. Timothy Klelsy, owner. Pli'. isant avenue, west side, 536 feet south of Il.aih vai d. Kocltaway Beach, three story frame hotitl, Ift.xOK; cost S1O.00O.

Timothy Kieley, owner. New York avenue, northwest corner of Pacific street. Janiak one story frame shop, 24x25; cost $7uo. N. F.

ICekmann. owner. Atlantic avenue, south Hide, 62 feet east of Maure avenue, Duntoii, two story frame slprnal tower. 16x1 cost J8o. Lonff Island Railroad Company, owner.

iliilnn nlnrn eMfl 140 Ceet wnlh of PttlHna Northern Pacific. 4 1M Hi IH sum 1 80c. 1 3 12 a 2 North. Pacific pf. Ontario Phlla.

Capita! Nov. 15 Apl. 16 Nov. 4 Nov. i Nov.

23 Not. 13 Dec. 4 Nov. 15 Nov. 13 Nov.

9 Nov. 0 Nov. 8 Nov. IB Dos. 5 Not.

6 Deo. Dec 20 Dec. 4 Nov. 28 Nov. 21 Nov.

15 Nov. 15 Nov. 16 Nov. 10 Nov. 15 Nov.

11 Nov. 4 Nov. 15 Dec. 20 Nov. 0 Nov.

10 Nov. 15 Nov. 15 81 264 5 29 45 13fe 6 31 13 23 80 14 39 84 19 45 1 3 1 2 14 31(2 35 98 15'2 26 7 30 46 14 V4 6H, 38 15 64 27 90 144! 40 84 22 50 2 5 2 4 40 100 $1,000,000.00 $1,517,848.82 Pressed Steel Pressed Steel pfd. Surplus and Undivided Profits, Nov. 28 Nov.

21 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 DetrottSouth.pf 382 39'fc Dominion Sec. Si'fe OOi Nov. 7 Oct.

31 Nov. 1 Nov. 1 Oct. 31 Proctor Gamble Pullman Co ber Company is having 25 freight cars built; the Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company is in the market for freight, cars: Southern Pacific Company has ordered 100 tank cars; the Gladys 01! Company has ordered 50 tank cars; the Lucky Dime Oil Com Rome, W. 22 50 Electric 19 Electric Boat pf 45 52,000 place, niehmond Hill, two stury frame dwelllnir'.

Nov. 5 Nov. 10 20x40; cost Htirrell Itinninff. owners. Nov.

16 bneioy iron extra St.L. San Fran. Electric Vehicle l1 FELIX CAMPBELL, President. 3.G. DETTMER.

HORACE J. MORSE, First Vice President. Second Vice President EDWARD JOHNSON. CHARLKS A. BOODT.

Secretary. Asst. SeoretarK Eugene G. Blackford, Frederick A. Ward, trustees: 'bestnut street, 100 west of i lavely place, three two story frame dwellings, 20x2S; cost JG.0C0.

C. C. nowney. owner. Third Av.

R. Geo. H. Southard. U.

S. Express Nov. 13 Nov.i'e Deo. 23 Nov. 7 Nov.

10 place, north side, 400 feet west of Elec Vehicle pf ElectroPneumat Elec Reduction. Elec Reduc pf EmDire Steel Nov 5 Oct. 12 81 Nov. 19 Oot. 16 Oot.

31 Nov. 0 Nov. 2 leidor M. Bon. U.

S. Steel U. S. Steel 2 4V2 2 4 40 99V2 2 1 32 fiinton place, Woodhnven. one story brick storage, trixS5.

Lalance t'lrosjean Manufacturing Com anv. owner. 2 1 1 1 licniuann et al. eXIs "Samuel Lewis, to William Schindeie. morts 14.

000' ST. 10.) ft Central av, '25x100. Henry flnner to din lnterreiner. mnr: S2.40O Came property. Winifred wiijow, to Henrv Bauer, c.

1S99 IvQRTy FIFTH ST. n. 17.r. ft Thirteenth av. :OxlQ0.2.

Alti.nl A Unase to Alice 1. GATES A V. s. 3.V. ft I'.

ntrai a v. 20x100 John A Freeh, admin will annexed Marie Ticdemann. p. Il.nry A Tiedenntttn. 'i; pi.

morts 'STATE ST. s. ft Smith st, f'0. Chas A Kunks 'Xr Win i'; i. to Mallon COt 'RT ST.

s. ft Aniltv st. lit l. Claus Cock, cxr anU Warwick scrip West Chi. St.

R'y A. A. Low. Edwin Packard. Darwin R.

James. Joseph E. Brown. William H. Wallace.

D. H. Houghtallns. Albro J. Newton.

Crowell Hadden. H. E. Plerrepont. Geo.

M. Olcott. Mct'nrmack avenue, west side, 210 feet north of Empire Steel pf. 35 Thos. E.

Stillman. Martin Jooat. Oen. M. Colt.

Robt. B. Woodward. Stewart L. Woodford.

Geo. H. Prentiss. Frederick W. Mess.

Henry C. Hulbert. Wllhelmun Mynderae. West'house David A. Boody, Felix Campbell.

Amory S. Carhart. Wm. M. Cole, Wm.

B. Davenport, J. G. Dettmer, Bernard Gallagher. bolomon W.

Johrura James Jour dan, Robert J. Kimball, Jas. McMahon, Horace J. Morse, Clarence W. Alonzo Slote.

Howard M. Smith. Oaslmlr Tag. Nov. 10 aH.entmpr siock.

Oen Chemical pf 98 fien 1 1 Ja Meeting. Havana 12,.2 13Vi wnnam ts. Htil, 12 134 45 50 Havana uo pt uu Genrffe B. "WALLABOTJT WHOLESALE MARKET pany has ordered 50 tank. cars; the Cattlemen's Consolidated Oil Cdmpany is having 10 tank cars built.

The following companies have ordered engine from the American Locomotive Company: The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company, 10 engines; the Pittsburg, and Lake Erie Railroad Company, it is reported, 12 locomotives; the Chicago and Northwestern Rnilway Company has secured an option for 50 locomotives for next year from the American Locomotive Company. The American. Sheet Steel Company Is having one engine built. The Cananea Consolidated Copper Companyis having one engine built.

The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company is in the market for 25 additional locomotives. The Railroad Cazctte. lTKHEST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. 1 2 Trading at Wallabout Market this morning It J4.I was more active In the square than at the Illinois Int l1 J.C.

Water Co. 4s 91ib KanC.FtS&M Pf 75 KanC.FtS&M 4s 85 Z'PU. Ilroudway, tizon Park, two story frame dwelling, 2ii.x20: cost $2,000. M. It.

Smith, owner. Henry street, east side. 10') feet south of Humboldt streM. Ixiulevanl. Jamaica, two storr frame 20x10: rest 12.500.

Kate terser, owner. wimins street, east slue, 100 feet north of Van Iteventer avenue, l.ons; Island iMty, two sr.ory friime store and dwediiiK. 21x44; cost 52.300. Kasper Kpple. owti.

r. Hillside southeast corner of Lefferts avenue. Riehniond Hill, two story frame dwelling. cost $2,700. Helena folmo.

ownar. I'ldert avenue, east side, feel north of boulevard. Hoeli. iwny ll.iach, two story frame dwelling. 20x42: J2.700.

William A. Uojrera, owner. avenue, east side. 475 feet north of Grand sweet, Won lhaven, two story brick 22x 50: cost S5.5O0. Theodore Kenibsamer, owner.

Crarfiehl street, west Fide, 150 feet south of Cleveland avenue, Richmond fllil, two Rtorv Sehmi It. to i ic: SKVENTEEN't'H ST. Ninth hv. Laznnsky to llon iah rrFTV SlXTII ST. s.

1. h.tl. Km II i'l'. I'l. lori '75 85 1 2 '75 85 '144 37.e.

TRUST CO. 1i4j 754 85 334 13i2 36i 75fe ft 14 Mexican Nat ct. ii'r, 'is nv. P.i.Syl JO. 2.

i 'rani. ic Grecncbauni FORTY NINTH ST. tt s. 1: Mexican Nat pf 30 372 Lrrmrof Broadway and Kent TRUST CO, HV. Ft.

Sixth uv, lSx'. i st. 100fe 102 rf 7 UU I I UliUII CI. it Sixth a', re 1 ft Munrcc' stiller to, TPintTV SEcnN I st, Fr.rrh part i dwellings, 20x2S; cost $21,000. Burred I "2i 31 35 ft Fifth uv.

30 91 33 Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits. $1,150, bon; Itcntsen Knnd I' 10 msoa, 115 'ia4e in. si Same jo tiperi Annie liorg llentseii. mort 'C 'i' 1U5 ti to Moxican Nat 4s o2 Mexican 4s.l00'u 102 Transports 7 7J Otis 30 32 Otis Elevator pf 92 94 Pitts, 32 35 Royal Baking c. 115 125 Royal Baiting pflOl1 102 Sea.

Air 251! 26 Sea. Air Lino pf. 49 50 Sea.AirL bonds. 82 821. Sparklets 24 Sterling Copper.

9 lO'fe Storage Power. 21.2 HHf stands and farmers sold but their vegetables in good season. Prices In general produce were but little changed. The string beans arriving from Norfolk and Charleaton are excellent substitutes for the Long Island product cut off by last week's frost. Poultry was cleaning up with fair satisfaction in dressed stock and fully so In the live line.

Sea food had an average clearing up. Eggs, dairy products and meats presented no new features. Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin. 23tta2c; June creamery. prints.

Eggs, per dozen Strictly fresh, 26c; selected Wostern, 21c; fresh. In cases. 2ZMo: ice house. Cheese, per pound Full cream, Fish, per pound California salmon, green, 12aluc: Spanish mackerol, lSa2')c: Boston mackerel, 15c. weakllsh, 6c; blueflsh, 9c; snapper blue, bonita.

6c; cod. Boston, 7n8c; halibut, He; haddock, 6c: striiied bass, 10al2c: sea bass, lie: pollock, porgies, 6c; mullot, 6n7c: Gc; eels, 10a 15c; fluke, 6c; united, new American bbl. $10; Dlgby scaled herring, 13a20c box; dried codfish. 6aSc per pound; smoked haddles, soft shell crabs, 50a 7oc per dozen by the ca6e: lobsters, loalSc per pound; oysters, $1 per basket; scallops, Jl 75a2 per gnllon. Uv poultry, per pound Sprins chickens, near Q.

JENKINS. PRESIDENT. FRANK JENKINS. VtCE PBEilDENTS. W.

ADDI30N FIELD. Secretary. I. HAMBURGER. AeaLstant Secretary.

T. H. McFARLAND. Asst. Secretary.

49 50 I.u:i: owners. I.ex!rt 'fon avenue, north side, 100 feet east of Chestnut streett Richmond Hill, two storv frame dwelling. 20 2i; cost Jl.SOO. John V. Majree, owner.

ipier phme, west side, 124 feet south of Ja nuiiea avenue, Richmond Hill, two story frame du illnc vest $2,500. Janet D. Oould. owner. i talc sti t.

southeast corner of Myrtle avenue, Richmond Hill, two story frame dwelling, cui.t Albert Vnetz, owner. Jerome avenue, corner of Ocean. Richmond Hill, two and one half story frame 2Sx52; cost $5. 00 1 Jennie Simon, owner. Jerome avenue, east side.

475 feet north or Ocean avenue, Richmond Tiill, 2'ii story frame dwelling, 2Sx52; cost 55,000. Jennie own THE TREASURY BOND PURCHASES. "Reserving the right to discontinue without previous notice, the Treasury Department announces that it will, for the present accept offerings of United States bouds, if tendered at the Treasury Department in Washington, or at the sub treasury. New York, at prices to yield to government interest as follows: On the per cent, bonds, loan of 5 per cent, bonds, loan of lt'04, and 4 per cent, bonds, funded loan of 1 007. to yield 1.726; and on the 4 per cent, bonds, loan of 1925, to yield 1.90S." Secretary Gage explains that the bond pur ijinxL runs.

82 2 10 3H2 BROADWAY AND BEDFORD Capital $500,000.00 Ondivided Profits 411,000 00 Interest paid on dally balances and special rata on time deposits. Accounts of Individuals, estr.tea. business firms, corporations, hanks, Invited. Special accommodations for ladles and every fatuity afforded for the transaction of a general Trust Company and Banking buslnesi. SiiFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

OFFICERS! ANDRKW T. SULLIVAN Preside WILLIAM DICK. I JOHN TRL'SLOIV. Vlce Jreident. HARRY F.

Secretary. PRANCIS WBEKI2S. Asst. SecrCtSUtJO SKI1.1.MAN ST. No t.

sj.j Myrtle John I' recp. admstr Marie Tied no: n. to Ilem Tlerlemann. part, mort AL11ANY AV. 1'a.

M. pi' XM), Joseph I In curt to arrie vnis LAFAYETTE AV. 2i. rt v. Nostrand av.

20x0. Ma aivl Anipiste tlooilmnn to Win Snow. I'assaic EAST NINETV TIIini) ST. s. L'SO ft Sea View av, 187.1 xitu.O.v 1 17.7 xlivi I Anthmvv N.

Brady. Joseph Llebmann, 9 Standard V1U Y2U 710 St Louis Transit 29 Henry O. Havemeyer, Frederic P. Olcott. John G.

Jenkins, Moses May, Frank Jenkins, Theo. F. Jackson. Marshall S. Drlggs.

Willard P. Reid. Frank Harvey Field. Gustav L. Doerschuck, Charles Ensert.

Thoa. J. Patterson. John W. Weber, Fred G.

Lemmermann, M. L. Reynolds, John J. Cooney, Robert T. Whalon, Ira Leo Bamberger, Chas.

M. Davidson, Joseph Huber, Simon F. Rothschild, John H. Scheldt. 292 28 2Wk 13a4 13 13 20.

15 20 49 40 49 8 i 82 83 89 89 89 BrlKRs avrnue, east side, 110 feet south of f'hest nut avenue, near two story frame dwell way cor iev av. run S2.7 KO I ino SO; East Ninety slsth st. s. I'' tt Avenue 2Oxi31.Sx200.7):120' Past Jflnetislxth st, 100 ft Avenue chases arc resumed becauso of the large excess of government receipts over disburse Un. Tobacco, v.

15 Un. Tobacco pfd. 40 Uu RR St pf 82 Un RR St bds. Sd cost si. pannle J.

Hooey, owner. avenue, south side, between i tiystcr and ments in October,.