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IS THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1901. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET, BANK STATEMENTS.

TRUST COMPANIES. TBTJST COMPANIES. THE BRAIN MARKETS. QUARTERLY REPORT OP THE MECHANICS BANK at the cloee of business on tho 3d day of December, 1901. RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts $3,433,454.70 2,700 165. 2x2i3.7xloo. August II (Jwtke to Marv ronnelly 4.600 Sume prop.Tty. Hamilton Trust 'o to August lutkfS no in TH1KD AV. a oir Thirtoi ntli st.

Jut I. Ojtr.ii Sclirc: V. to Marie Wlttnin. pi. RKRKKLKY PLAi'K.

21.4x100. hl. KnRin.la. Mitrhm. tj'ust.

will 1 Tiink Mortun. to .1 MnUmev. S.R00 ST. fi Stuvvpsant av. hSi.

f.ii tt'losf. Will him Walton to Mt uvpnlitun Ins 6.250 1 1 0( A .1 ,1 i A Tf PIKI Rd.r. s. 1ms. 4 Malph av.

runs .1:1 to I'ont. sal.l a.l ui point 12." ft Kalph av to sutj road 16. cuy of Brooklyn tn John Mc Kfiy. i nom 337.77 Island Overdrafts Due from trust companlos, banks, bankers and brokers. 682.49 Due from approved reserve asents 326,151.98 There Were Sharp Breaks in All Cereals, Followed by Partial Recoveries.

Banking house and Other real estate $323,412.57 215,515.18 James Erumlpy, auctioneer, sold on Monday, at the Real Estate Exchange, 1S Montague street, for William H. Good, referee in action in partition of Kate Mooney against Edward Mooney, three two story frame houses, lots 2oxD6.4 to 68.2, 171 Frost street, to Kate Mooney, for 173 Frost Btreet, to Mary S. Monahan for and 175 Frost street, to Sarah Kressbeok for J2.650; Meeker avenue, two story frame house with store, lot Mxl4, to Mary Gilleck, for $1,875. Building Commissioner Guilfoyle issued the following permits for the erection of new buildings during the week ending Decem Jarvis Smith, referee, to John Brinck rrhuff; hits lxxvii arid lxxill map property of Sherwood at Queens, Li vetaoe eddon to William Dempsey, I.alhrnp st. s.

500.3 ft of Jamaica av. jOxlOO. I City Brrtha Claits to Pauline Rauft, lots 177, ITS, block map of Woods addition to Morris Park William Weeks to John Miller, Handley st, s. ft of MtullHon av, 100x100. Jamaica Gerson Hyman to Sommer, Atlantic av.

s. ft of Rockaway Beach boulevard, Rockaway Same to Eliza Km per, Atlantic av, llM ft of Rockawav Beach boulevard. GOxlCh), Rockaway James Woolley to Mary Bennet. lot bloclc 17, map of 716 lots at New tnwn Ileiphts Anna Crandnl! to Rosanna Archer. lot 21S, map of Hitchcock's plan for homes at Woodslde Edmund Baylies to NIcols Cotlnel, lots and 754 block 20.

map of Louona Park. Corona Mary Schumacher to Morris Lew In. lots 155 and hd, map of 213 lots belonging to Nathan Tompkins at Newtown John Baecker to William Walter. Van Cott av. 23 ft of Bulby court.

90x66. 538.S27.75 2.S50.00 621.357.16 208,554.27 113,432.00 Mortgages owned Stocks and bonds Specie U. S. legal tenders and circulating notes of national banks Cash Items, Bills and checks for the next day's ex changeB J28S.179.83 Other Items carried as 1,493.14 Assets not Included under, any of the above heads: Furniture and fixtures 289,673.96 ber 7 trh 33 frame 40 5,634.10 TEMPLE BAR. CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $2,300,000.

EljjjHE Long Island Loan and Trust Company $gj announces its removal to "TEMPLE BAR, Corner ef Court and Joralemon Streets, City Hall Square, Brooklyn. Commodious offices on the ground floor in this new fireproof building have been handsomely fitted up for the use of the company, giving largely increased facilities, which will be appreciated by its clients. The Company invites the accounts of individuals, firms, corporations, executors, trustees and others, and pays interest on daily balances. A cordial invitation is extended to inspect the new offices. Telephone, 3800 Main.

The. trade in wheat was active, this morning at times followed by periods of waiting. Thero was a rush to sell at the opening, owing to disappointing cables, and the fact that foreign houses were liberal sellers. There was clso some re selllng of cash wheat and some reports of cancellations of freights. The foreign markets opened up on the American news, but lost the advance, which, with the foreign sales was considered a good indication of the way Europe looked upon the speculative advance in America.

The break in the market at the opening was about 1 to Hie, partially recovered later. The movement was very largely a speculative reaction. The market is very nervous, moving quickly on rather moderate orders. The minute prices turn strong tho traders all stampede to cover their shorts and get in, with equally anxious efforts to get out when it looks J5.462.055.48 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In In cash t500.MO.00 Surplus fund 346,857.04 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 13 051.64 Due depositors 3,912,919.27 Corresponding week in 1000: 1 brick SO brick 45 70.210 To morrow's Sales.

236.e02.29 392,592.74 tiuoi. uhuke, Danaors, brokers and savings banks Due Treasurer of the State of New Yorlt Amount duo not Included under any of the above heads, viz. Unpaid dividends $32.50 50 Newtown DECEMBER 7. Charles Berlepsch to Edward Clundt. Beach st, 135 ft w.

of Union pi, Jamaica Edward Clundt to John Oehler, same prop ertv William Hamilton to Emmie Morris, lot 349. man of Hamilton 3d addition to Corona Thomas Burke to Michael Drum mond. West Third st. s. 106 ft of Front, P0x73.

I Cftv George Tllyou to Annie Davis. Boulevard, cor of Judson av, 50x115.4. Rockaway Henry Doscher and others to I Exchange and Invest Co, Woodward av, s. 100 ft of Palmetto st, 200x100. Newtown Long Island Exchange and Invest Co to Catharine Saner, same William Ziegler to Heleiie Glaser.

lot 214, block 10, map of 2.023 lots belonging: to Ziegler at Morris Park Mary Man to Edward Shields, Brook lyn and Jamaica turnpike, cor or Lefferts av. 75xS0x74xS0, Jamioca. Charles A Wllletts. jr. to Theresa Kramer, Jay av, 1:13.

4 ft ot i.oiuniDia av, 25x100. Masneth. release John Thirv to Peter Rcherer. Jamaica av. 450 ft of Spring st.

50.1x145.3 Astoria, release Peter Schrer to Peter Welter, same property E00 1.0S5 DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. ADDED TO THE LIST TO DAY. 2,000 250 S25 55,452. 055.48 State Of Nl "Vnrlr. Cniintw tf TTI GEORGE W.

WHITE. President, and CHARLES E. WHEELER, Cashier of Mechanics Bank, a bank located and rtnlno hnelnEC at Court and Montague streets, in tho City of New York. Borough ot Brooklyn, in said county, being duly sworn, each for himself, savs that the foregoing report, with the schedule accompanying the same, is true and correct, in oil rct A plot of 106 lots in Flatbush avenue, Avenues and East Thirty third, East Thirty fourth and East Thirty fifth streets, bv P. J.

Carlin, receiver, at IS!) Montague street. House on lot 27.6x100 on the southeast side of Jefferson avenue, 100 feet northeast of Evergreen; by Taylor Fox. auctioneers at 45 Broadway. House on lot 23x100 on the east side of Schenck avenue. 125 feet north of Libcrtv, bv Leonard Moody, auctioneer, at 1S! Montague street.

House on plot 40x100 on the east side of toast Twenty eighth street. .110 feet south of by James Crumley, auctioneer, at lsa Montague street. New Building s. EAST TWEXTY FIR.ST STREET we a I 11' story TW'f; vTY FlKHT STREET. Iw teet north of avenu, one two fm.ly.

AlngU I Vino, owner. Ph iViNrE 50 feet east of I i r. i Books I BooUs Isame. Rate. Date.

cose opea Am. Coal Co Deo. 26 Dec: 18 Deo. 27 Celluloid Co Dec. 31 Deo.

li extra 1 Dec. 31 Dee. 14 Henderson Bridge Jan. 6 Dec. 28 Jan.

7 Manhattan 1 Jan. 2 Deo. 13 Deo. 26 Nat. Enameling pt 1H Dec.

21 Deo. 20 Jan. 2 N. Y. X.

H. H. 2 Dec. 31 Deo. 16 Jan.

2 Twin City pfd 1H Jan. 2 Doc. 23 Jan. 2 U. S.

2 Jan. 1 Dec. 26 Jan. 2 extra 2 Jan. 1 Deo.

26 Jan. 2 to the best of his knowledge and belief, arid they further say that the usual business of Bald bank has been transacted at the location required by the banking law (Chap. 689, Laws of 1S92), and not elsewhere; and that the above report is made In compliance with an official notice received from the Superintendent of Banks, destgnatlne the 3d day of December, 1501, as the day on which such report shall be made. GEORGE W. WHITE, President.

CHARLES E. WHEELER, Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the "th day of December, 1901, before me. (Seal of Notary.) Notary Public' N.T. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF AGGREGATE bArURTB, JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 7.

191 1900. Changes. Wheat, bushels 81,898,117 37,617,879 44,280,238 Flour. barrelB 7.254.0S9 6,904.834 349.255 Total as wheat, bushels 114,541,518 68,689.633 Corn, bushels 19,322,847 81,134,968 Dec.61,812 121 Oats, bushels 8.102,062 18,172,103 Dec.lO.eTOl Total exports from Atlantic and Gulf ports for tha week ending December 7, 1901: Flour. Wheat.

Corn. Oats Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

aw lorn 81,81 304.3B1 96.014 42.949 Portland, 429 172.034 270,459 190.000 341,700 Boston 39.718 Philadelphia 24,476 Baltimore 7S.710 Norfolk 13,946 Newport 15,880 New Orleans 5,454 GalveBton 336 St. John, N. B. 5,486 Total for 269,282 Previous 343,002 Increase Decreaea 73,720 14.271 17.342 129.071 900 '800 40,000 424,000 22,392 1,762,583 281.060 67,041 1,903,955 713,919 62,392 4,649 141.371 432.869 The available supplies ot the nrlncinal grains according to. Bradstreet's telegraphic reportB were: UNITED STATES AND CANADA EAST OF THE ROCKIES.

Wheat. Corn. Bushels Bushels. Oata. Bushela.

9,797,000 10; 109, 000 i H.023,000 Previous week 85.831,000 Increase 6,392,000 Decrease 16,049.000 16.799,000 750.000 312,000 A comparison with similar figures on the nearest corresponding dates In the two preceding years In as follows: Wheat. Corn. Oats. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. 85,887,000 11,476.000 17.698.000 Last year Previous year 4.666,000 20.230.000 13.967.000 AND EUROPEAN SUPPLIES. Europe Am' can united States and European and Canada, afloat. stocks. Tjmt r.

"neis. 78.470,000 189,493.000 80.570.000 166.201,000 3,292,000 2.100,000 Previous week 85,631,000 Increase 6,392,000 Decrease Paciflo coast not reported. The of pork, bacon, hams and lard from the principal Atlantic seaboard ports for the week ending December 7. 1901, and the countries to which shipments were made were as follows: 1 3 weak. Receipts were large in the Northwest, about 1,100 cars, and were about double last year.

There appears to be no let up in the general movement of the crop, and there appears likelihood of further rapid increase in the visible supply. The advance has been to a very large extent speculative, and the situation is governed more by the orders from time to time than by the actual information regarding the supplies. Receipts at Buffalo to day were very large, a little more than 2,000,000 bushels off the lakes. Wheat was nervous and irregular in the afternoon with several good attempts to rally, but there was a lack of bull enthusiasm and prices were very weak in the late dealings with active selling. The close was at about' the lowest.

Exporters took 3 loads. mere was a rapid break in corn at tne opening of 1 to lc per bushel, then a steadier feeling, but there was quite a rush to sell, and there has been within the last two days a big line of long corn put on the market. The sales have been fairly well taken, but the offerings have rather taken the nerve out of the longs. Receipts are large at the West, although it is claimed that these receipts are to an important extent duplication of stuff previously reported. Prices are so high, however, that there is evidently great economy In the consumption of corn.

Corn was very steady in the afternoon, but turned weak toward the close declining easily and closed with prices at about the lowest. Exporters too 4 loads. The market for oats was weak and lower, breaking about lc per bushel in the early dealings, with further effort to sell long stuff. It Is claimed that there are Important lines of long oats which have been put on the market and that Patten has converted quite an amount of paper profits into cash. The movement continues liberal at Western points, fully equal to last year.

Oats were very steady at midday, hut turned weak late, with wheat and corn, and closed at about the lowest. The trade In hog products was fairly active, the market opening off with grain; then rallied and advanced rather easily on the firmness of the live hog market. Provisions were very steady at midday, but later were quiet, and easy at the close. FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L.

G. Quinlln 66 Broadway.) Yester Open WHEAT inc. December 85H March 87M May 87W July 87 CORN December May 71J(S HiKh Low CIob day's est. est. Clos'ff 8SH 8iH P8H 8H 88 snx 8VH 88 sea 8m 86 sen 71M 71M 72J4 71 71: 72K FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO.

(Reported by L. G. Quinlln 06 Broadway.) Yester Opening. 78 78 83 82 Hlffh est. 79 78 83 WHEAT May July CORN December.

January May July OATS December. May July LARD January May RIBS December. May 64 68" 67 im 46 4,1 BiH em 68 45 462 4.1 34M 9.80 9.85 9.95 10.00 8.60 8.65 8.60 8.75 PORK December January 17.00 May 17.26 16.85 16.90 17.3S 17.00 17.45 CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. Low Clos day est. lnff.

Clos'ff 77 71H 79 78 78 79M SWi 81W 83H SIH 81H S3X 64 84.W 64K 64 6SM 67X 67 68K HIH. 67 6354" 45 46K 46 46M 46M 40 40ii 41 34 3494 S5M 9.87 9.85 9.80 9.87 95 9.85 9.90 9.90 8.62 8.56 8.50 8.63 8.55 8.85 8.67 8.72 16.72 16.80 16.80 17.29 1722 Loan Co IDamilton Capital aad Surplus Urust $1000'eo Montaguo Street. Company SILAS B. DUTCHER, Prerident. WILLIAM H.

LYON. Vice President. WILLIAM BERRI, 2nd Vice President JOSEPH B. WHITE. Secretary.

GEORGE HADDEN, si(. Secretary. Board of Trustees: WILLIAM BERRI. LUCIUS H. BIGLOW.

WILLIAM H. LYON. LEONARD MOODY. JOHN C. McGUIRE.

EL'S. F. O'CONNOR. JOHN N. PARTRIDGft THOS.

E. PEARSA.LL. JIILLARD SMITH. "WM. V.

R. SMITH. IT. L. WOODRUFF.

JOSEPH B. WHITE. HENRY N. WHITNET. EZRA D.

BUSHNELL, DAVID F. BUTCHER, ft I WILLIAM DAVOL. JOHN DITMAS, JR FLYNN. rrrwASi iSS, Pay liberal interest on daily balances. Higher rates paid on time dt posits.

Acts as trustee and transfer agent for corporations. Author ized to act as Guardian, Executor 1 nl Avt.Srt3c4..n.. 1 11 wiiu nLUiumisuaivii TV 1119 Ifegttiljr prepared and safely kept. Family and business accounts solicited. Trust Company 342, 344, 346 Fulton St.

Capital $500,000 Surplus $1,000,000 JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD, President. WILLIAM HARKNBSS. I D. W.

McWILLIAMS, VIOe HERMON MORKIS, Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE, Assistant Secretory. TRUSTEES. John Arbuekle, Whitman W. Kenjrco.

A. Abraham. Joseph Llebmann, Geo. V. Srower, Lewia Luckenbach.

Roswoll Eldrldge, D. McWIllIam. Julian r. Falrchlld, James McGovern, Joseph P. Graoe, Cord Meyer, John Oood, Dick S.

Ramsey, Nelson J. Gates, H. B. Scharmann, William Harkness, Wm. V.

R. Smith. Jos. C. Hendrix, W.

M. Van Anden. Joseph Huber. John J. Williams, Thomas F.

"White. Acta as Executor, Administrator. Trustt Guardian. Receiver, Committee of the Insane Transfer Agent and Registrar for Corporations. Designated by the Qoneral Term of the Suprema LCHirc b.s a legal aeposxiory lor estate iuiiub.

receives deposits subject to check at sight, and ALIXJWS INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES. Checks pass through the New York Clearing House. ISSUES INTEREST BEARING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. Collects rents, coupons and Interest and manages property of non residents. Secures Letters of Credit and drafts payable in any part of the world.

KEEPS WILLS FREE OF CHAROE. THE 11)8 MONTAGUE ST. Capital, Surplus Undivided Profits, Sl.SdS, 802.90. Authorized to set as EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR.

GUARDIAN, A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for MONEY. Trayelers' LETTERS OF CREDIT secured. ACTS as TRUSTEE for Railroad and other Mortgages and accepts the Transfer Agency and REGISTRAR of Stock of Corporations. Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at sight, payable through New York Clearing House, OFFICERS: WILLIAM J. COOMBS, President.

WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Vioe President. WILLIAM J. MATHESON.

2d Vice President FRANK L. SNIFFEN, Secretary. WILLIAM C. NESMITH. Assistant Secretary, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: WllUam H.

Nichols, William J. Matheson, William J. Coombo, Banford H. Steele, John H. Hanan, John H.

Schumann. James H. OUphant, Silas Tuttle, William A. Nash. Frank Bailey, H.

V. V. Braman. E. T.

Bedford, E. Dwight Church, Frederick W. Wurster, Henry Batterrnan: J. Adolph Mollenhauos. John C.

Orr, Royal C. Peabody. John H. Ireland. Charles O.

Gates, Daniel P. Morse, H. B. Halgh, L. Morgan.

The Peoples any9 172 Montague Street, Capital, Surplus and $2,517,848.82 Undivided Profits FELIX CAMPBELL, President. J. G. DETTMER, First Vice President. HORACE J.

MORSE, Second Vice PreskJeat EDWARD JOHNSON, Secretary. CHARLES A. BOOD3T, Asst. SembBy. Interest Allowed on Deposits.

BROADWAY AND BEDFORD AV. Capital $500,000.00 Undivided Profits 411,000.00 Interest paid on daily balances and special rates time deposits. Accounts ot Individuals estates, business Arms, corporations, banks, Invited. Special accommodations for ladles" and every facility afforded for the transaction of a eenersj trust Company and Banking business. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

ANDREW T.0SULMVi P.ld.. WILMAM DICK. Fr. JOHN Vice Preaidestl. giJfJVP.

BUR VS. Secretary. PltAXCIS WKEICES. Asst. Secretary.

dozen stalks: tat stole celery. Sl.50al.75 por dozen bunchca: Michigan celery. 50c per bundle AnzV lnohcs; knub celery, per UF'C und Inland radishes. pr 100 bunches; kohl rabi. 20a25c dozen bunches; new white onions.

20c per Hil'." spearmint. 30c per dozen bunches; iJr sa'Hlfy or oyster plant. SOatOc dozen bunches: water creto. per dozen bunches: mus hro.imn p.Oninn in bunch: new crop horseradh h. R8 ST 00 TRUSTCO.

CONTAINED IX THE PREVIOUS LIST. Name. Bate. Date. Books close.

Books open. Am. Beet Sugar pf IX Jan. 2 Dec. 16 f8 Jan.

Nov. 30 SI Jan. Nov. 30 Am. extra Am.

Pipe Mfg Am. Railways Am. Snuff pfd Am. Sugar Am. Sugar pfd Am.

Thread Amory Mfg. Co S. Lynn Boston extra Boston Boston Bos. Chi. City R'y Chi.

Junction Rys Chi. June. Rya. pf Chi. pf (new) Chi.

East. extra Chi. E. 111. pfd.

pf, A. 3 i Jan. 1 1H Wee. 15 Hi Jan. 2 liw Jan.

2 Dec. 18 Nov. 29 Deo. 16 Dec. 7 Deo.

7 Nov. 29 Doc. 3 Jan. Jan. Jan.

Jan. 1 Jan. 2 2ii Jan. 1 t3 Deo. 16 Deo.

1 2 Feb. 1 81 Jan. 1 (2 Deo. 31 25c. I Deo.

31 Hi I Jan. 2 1 Jan. 1 8 2H Deo. 31 2 1 Jan. 2 1 Jan.

2 3 Jan. 2 2 Jan. 2 2 Jan. 2 1 Jan 2 1 Jan. 2 Jan.

7 Deo. 15 Deo. 7 Deo. 7 Nov. 30 Nov.

10 Dec. a Deo. 12 Dec. 12 Dec. 27 Dec.

21 Dec. 11 Dec. 11 Dec. 11 Deo. 24 Dec.

14 Feb. Jan. Deo. 7 Deo." 21 Jan. 22 Jan.

22 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Dec. 16 Dec. 16 Deo.

16 f2.5o 31 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 52 I Jan. IS Deo. 11 Chi.

N. Columbus Gas pf. 3 Deo. 23 Deo Commercial Cable bonus Consolidated Gas. Con.

L. Sup'r pfd. Cont'l Tobacco Cont'l Tobacco pf. Cramps' ShlpbldR Del. Hudson Diamond Dlstlll'K of Amer.

Dominion Coal pf. Emp. State Idaho Mln'g (monthly) Eqult. Gas pf, Pa. Evans.

T. H. pf FlnanceCo.lst pfd. General Electric. Hocking Hock.

Vallev Dfd. 1H Jan. 2 Deo. 20 Jan. 2 1 Jan.

2 i Dec. 20 Jan. 2 2 Dec. 14 Deo. 8 I Deo.

10 1H Deo. 16 Nov. 30 2 Jan. 27 Jan. 15 Jan.

28 Jan. 2 i Deo. 14 I Jan. 3 1H Dec. 14 Deo.

6 Doo. 16 lh Deo. 16 Nov. 27 Dec. 17 2H Dec.

12 Nov. 30 Deo. 13 uec. Dec. a Deo.

21 Jan. 1 i Deo. 17 Jan. 1 1 Deo. 16 Deo.

13 Dec. 16 1 Dec. 7 2 Apl. 16 Sept. SO $1.50 i Dec.

21 Doc. 18 2 i Jan. 15 Dec. 31 lii Jan. 16 Dec.

27 2 i Jan. 18 i Deo. 27 2 Doc. 16 I Dec. 0 1 Deo.

30 Deo. 14 1 i Jan. 1 1 1 Jan. 2 I Deo. 14 16 i Nov.

27 2 I Deo. 31 Deo. 24 2 I Doo. 31 i Dec. 24 Oat.

16 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 Deo. 17 Jan. 2 Jan.

2 Deo. 17 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 Int. Elevating Int.

Paper pfd Int. Steam Pump. K.CFt.S.&M. pf. Laclede Gas Manufac'rs' Trust extra Maryland Coal extra Mass.

Elec Nat. Biscuit Nat. Lead pfd Norfolk N. Y. N.Y.&Hond.Mln'g Ohio Ind.

Ontario Oeceola Mining. Penna. N. Phila. Wll.

B. Republic Steel pf. Rubber Goods pfd South. Cotton Oil South 61de Standard Oil St.Jos.&G.I. 1st pf St.L.&S.F.

1st Street's S. Car pf Swift Co Tamarack Mining U. S. Leather pfd. 2 Dec.

31 Ja Deo. 31 t2 Jon. 1 1 Jan. 15 Dec. 16 1 Deo.

10 2 Jan. Deo. 11 Jan. 2 30c. Dee.

20 S3 Doc. 23 2 Jon. 10 IX Jon. 15 4 Jan. 2 1H Jon.

3 1 Deo. 17 4 Dec. 15 1 Deo. 31 18 Deo. 16 Deo.

19 i Jan. 2 Deo. 19 Deo. 10 Jan. 4 Nov.

26 Deo. 8 Deo. 14 i)eo. 17 Doo. 7 Nov.

27 Deo. 3 Dec. 20 Deo. i Deo. 16 Dec.

9 Jan. Jan. 18 Deo. 17 Dec. 20 Jan.

3 ii Jan. 2 Deo. 17 Doo. 20 Jan. 10 Nov.

15 2H Deo. 30 Deo. 13 1 Jan. 2 Dec. 14 3ii Jan.

1 Deo. 24 1H Deo. 30 Deo. 14 S10 Deo. 30 Deo.

6 51.5(1 Jan. 2 Dec. 16 1 Jan. 1 Dec. 20 Deo.

31 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Dec. 16 Jan.

3 Jan. 2 U.S. Reduction pf U. S. Steel Wnisbgh.

1 Deo. 20 8 Jan. 2 Nov. 19 I Dec. 23 Doo.

16 I THE COFFEE MAKKET. The local market started with prices unchanged to 5 points lower, and very little business was. transacted around the opening call. Thus the early sales amounted to only 4,600 bags, including March at 6.75, May at 6.90a6.95 and September at 7.25. The Havre market was unchanged to 14 to franc lower during the morning and early afternoon.

Hamburg closed unchanged to pfg net lower. The steamer Horrox cleared from Victoria yesterday with 23,000 bags coffee and the steamer Catania cleared from Santos yesterday with 26,000 bags. The Rio cable reported as follows: Rio No. 7 exchange standard, 5 400; exchange, 12 3 16d. Interior receipts, Rio receipts, Rio stock, Santos receipts, Santos stock, 1,437,000.

Good average Santos, 5 200. COFFEE FUTURES. iiinv proporaty. Brooklyn, iiiccns Co and Suburban li tn Jcnnlo McKay. 1 Th.

maM 'ii. HAYAKO ST. m. 126 ft riraliam av. i 4Sxlfhi.

)utl. Wni to William Bt.MUo i 1 IXTY FOntTIl ST. 160 Four totMUh av. Jolm Caynur. Y.

to Knii'Ht Sanu pmp. ny. Krm st Trlbelhorn, Y. to A Xewull KAST KIFTKKNTH ST. y.

180 ft Avwiuc I. John Stover. "Wal inam. to noi TKX EYCK ST. 7.1 ft Huslnvlok I ay.

Ksth.T Harris to Max WelsM. all noi FritXALP ST. 260 it Allianv av. 2xlu hl. Sarah Knight to KrodU i HorhMrt.

mort i WARIIKN ST. s. 2uVt Hoyt lS.9xiri. Akium Cavanah. widow.

1 1 'arrie Hachnn h. nmrt 5l.5i 1 1101 PAflFIi ST. p. 116.2 Buffalo av. 1 16xr.u.7xl6.3.r3.7.

hAl. Henry Willounhby to Esther Kelly nor I'XION ST, s. 100 ft Huffalo av. 45.6 xl57. Honry Wlllouuliby to Esther Kollv nor I WOi.H'BIXE ST.

3 h. ft Central I a 25 1 00 Ii it 1 Joh a i trton to 1 liarhara Lehmann. all liens 1C II A JUDGE AV. s. 2Sa ft rtr.st av.

40x100. Thos Kennedy to I James Terhune non 1 BAY RHX5E AV, iiv) ft Tuvnty tlrRt av. 16xi0i. Sarah Pott hers tti Xannle II rieroe. mort non Lots 1.735.

1,7.16. 1.76i and 1.761. map 1.840 lot? Jane Roberts estate. Thirtieth Ward. Minnie Klein to Irene Krule wlteh.

btt non EAST TWELFTH ST. s. 205.5 Avenue U. 40.1x99x40xl0i. 9.

Harbor and Suburban BhlR and SaviiiKS Assn to Henry Mc Laupriilln 29 FORTIETH ST. s. 100 ft Sixteenth av. 40x100.2. AupoiKt Koestner Henrv Samuel, mort 5400 non EAST EIGHTY EIGHTH ST.

s. 440 it Avenue M. Geo A Sehme. lk Charles Seaman 10 THIKH A cor Atlantic av. iSOxlOO.

Standard Trust Co. to Henry Oennerieh. mrrt S20.0W 36, 0W PACIFIC ST. 3 58.6 Stone av. 19.

Ix 107.2 Erastu. Henedict to Lisbella Clervo. cnic, all liens non Same property. Alfonso Clevo and Llsa bella, his wife, to Eras us Benedict. all Hens noir McDOl'GAL ST.

9 s. 362.6 Ho pklnson av. 37.6x100. Gottlieb Baur to Marie IJaur. mort S5.000 nom BEDFORD AV.

301 ft Park av. 1S.7x100. Eupftne Barnes et al. exrs and trupten will Patk O'Brien. to Wm Walsh, mort S3.

500 4.00C LORIMER ST, cor Hichardson Pt. 25xS0. Juliup Scharmann to Apuolonla Scharmann. his wife, all Hans nom PENNSYLVANIA AV. s.

60 ft Blake av. 60x101, German American Irnpt Co to John Ofterman nom QUIXCY ST. s. 120 ft Sumner av, 19. 6x 100.

Florence Patten, widow, to Jore Applegate, morts Jii.250 nom ROSS ST. s. 166 ft Wythe av, 44x 100, Jane Johnson, widow, to Wlnant Wardell, nom Same prop. White. Potter Paige Manf Co to Jane JoJinson, a gr nom SOUTH TENTH ST.

s. 96 ft Berry yt, 50x100, Henry Burnett to Theo A Burnett Klft TWELFTH AV, 70 ft Eighty third st. 60x120. Jane Johnson, widow, "to Wlnant Wardell. mort 56.750 nom EAST TWENTY FOURTH ST.

267 ft Jerome av, 40x160, Wm Kinsella to Elizabeth Kinsella, mort nom FIFTY SECOND ST. 120 ft Sixteenth av, 40x100.2, Borough Park Co to Marlon Coakloy, mort nom BEDFORD AV, cor Avenue B. runs to Canarsle av, xw3o.8xnl49.9; Avenue cor Old Bedford av, runs nll0xe4S.2xs209.2 to Avenue B. xw42.3; Canarsle av or lane, cor Lott Bt. runs n4S0xwl30.6xsf2.1xe4Oxs430 to avenue, xe9S.2, Cornelius Morrison to Cath Morrison, morts nom TJXDERHILL AV.

cor Park place. 25x90. James O'Brien to Revnolds nom MADISON ST, 75 ft Central av. 25x100. Robt Turner and Addle Sinclair, both of Freeport.

to Agatha Griffin, morta S4.300 nom CHAVNCEY ST. 5. 505 ft Lewis av, 20x100. Martha Butler to Isa belle Butche'r. Sea Cliff, I nom SULLIVAN ST, s.

ft Conover st. 25x100. German American Real Estate Title Guarantee Co to Emmellne Condlct 3.000 HOWARD AV, 3, 40 ft Jefferson av, 20x7.t. Andrew Mueler to Anna Gardner, mort $2,750 nom BOERUM ST. 3 s.

211.10 Bopart st, runs 100x 25x 8Gx to Boerum st 10; McKibben st. 204.4 Boffart st. John Hoffman to Philip "Dukto 8B0 WEST TWENTY NINTH ST. s. 300 ft fl Mermaid av.

20x118.10. Thos A Walsh to Caroline Schwartz 325 Lot map 593 lots Lefferts Park. New t'trecht, Eras tu Knight to Michael Harrison EAST FORTY SIXTH ST. s. 97.5 a Avenue lfiOxlOO, Isidor Hapenbacher and Aaron Rosenberg to Max Goodman, mort nom EAST FORTY SIXTH ST, 317.6 Avenue 100x100, same to Chas I Mandel, mort $625 nom HFAVES ST.

237.2 TO Marcy av, 19.f)XlO0, Robt Leach to Minnie Klenk. mnrt SS.400 9,500 FOURTEENTH AV, p. SO ft Slxty flrst Ft. riiw lOOx 20x 99.2 to New Utrecht av i.S to Fourteenth av IS. 8.

Raffaele Falbo to Wm Bakr. mori Jl.SOn S.200 TROY AV. enr Proppeet place. 27.5 xSO. wife FYank Bonny, to Joseph Pchwarz 1,800 QUEENS BOROUGH.

Mortgages. DECEMBER G. Anthon Fardonskl to John Clark, Grand view av, 150 ft of Warren st, 25x100, Newtown Frederick Lapp to Annie Sing, Park av, a cor oC Grlnnell av, 50x100, Newtown Stanislaus Plotrowsk! to National Fertilizer Co, Cedar lane, cor of Rocky Hill road, cont 54 acres. Flushing "William Waiter to Nassau Co operative and Assn, Van Cott av, 23 ft of Blelby et. 50x66.

Maspeth John Younfr to Montauk Brewing Co, I'nlon av, a cor of Hoffman av, 105.B 3t50xl0S.7x50.2, Flushing DECEMBER 7. Gertrude Tollen and ano to Franlt Keyes, Second av, 8, 178 ft of Broadway, 100x100, Astoria Emmie Morris to Alice Raa, Park St. 120 ft of Summit av, 25x100, Newtown Terence McSplrlt to Patrick Bumster, Crescent at, cor of Henry st, lOOx 22.5, Harris av. cor of the Creecent, 52. 8 85.0x1.

5x103. 4, Newtown Solomon Booker to Sarah Thompson. Lincoln st. 225.5 ft of Hopkins av. 92.1x2r,.3x93.7x25.1, I City Fredolln Burner to John Dorn, Broadway, 100 ft of Longley pt, S2xllH College Point Gustav Ptrassburger to same, Broadway, cor of Park av, 50x75.

Flushing Emmie Morris to William Hamilton. Park st. 125 ft of Summit av, 25x100, Corona Annie Dftvls to Georpe Tllyou, boulevard, cor of Judson av, 50.2x1:5. Rockaway Lonr Island Exchange and Invest Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lots 509 to 5,12.

517 to 524, map Nn fl of properly nf 1, I and Exchange Invest Co at Rjdpewood Heights Edward Shields to James Clark. 1.000 L0O0 877.05 S52.T5 1.000 200 1,000 Brooklyn and Jama.Ica turnpike, cor of I.eTferts av. 75x80x74xS0. Richmond Hill Mary A Rendall to Elizabeth Wakefield. Erlggs ii ft 3 of Stewart av, Morris Park Assignments of Mortgages.

DECEMBER fi. Laura Brlnckerhoff to Amy Alexander Conklln to Grace Payne Samuel Truhee and ano, exrs. to Alexander CnnkHn Jacob Ehm. xr. to Susanne Hebel Robert Embee, exr, to George Brad Ish Same to same Nellie IVck to John Clark Herh rt Hnnls to Nellie reck Heights Land Co to Edward Dltmars Amy Dykes to Laura DECEMBER 7.

Brooklyn Hills Impt Co to John Oehler Hendrlck A Waldron to Eagle Savings and Loiui Co Conveyances. deckmher 6. George Hrown to Florence Raor, lots 5(5 and 551. map of property Bliss at I City Anna Schilling to Anna Elliott Lo et pt st. s.

150 ft of Mulberry Newtown Edmund Jordan to Annie Jordan' North W. nliind av, cor of Hultz av" Jamaica John Siney to Stephanie Burrell Central cor of Tompklno av, Newtown John Slney to Elizabeth mirrie opvrty Valentin Heyerdahl to Ida Heyerdahl' lotp 12. 13. 14. block 25, map of Hollls wood: lots 112.

113. block 2, map No or Hollls Cora i lsk to Philip Myrtle av, 35s ft 0f st. Jamaica Helen Anthony to Goo (irauer, "l'nt's 2S 10. 3f. 33, in.

ii of property of Catharine Van Nostra nd at Mfithow .1 to Ocorglette Goldner fiS" 75 77 l'lr" lt 241: lots 29, .10, block 242. map of prnerty of Oscar Backus at I City: West Fourth st 175 ft of Vernon av, 50x100 i $2,525 300 1 1 I jl 1 nom nom nom l.nooilSc.; 500 :5 3.07a I 9 Bacon Pork, and ham barrels, pounds. 8,103 8,764.925 5tf 9,490,700 842,100 828,975 80 568.500 S71 436,259 56 20.275 8.972 20.950,734 3.363 14,276,700 2.907 18,194,394 4.825 17.438,321 1.055 18.454,780 613 1,958,929 419 180,400 1.695 841,025 155 35 15,800 8.972 20,950.734 20,950.734 92.50 SAVINGS AND JSagle Savings Company 184 REMEEN ST, star City Hall Square. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $720,000.00 PAYS PER CENT. PER ANNUU.

JULY AND JANUARY, ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PAYS 6 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. SEMI AN NUALLY, ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM 2 TO 8 PER CENT.

PER ANNUM. AC CORDING TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DS POSITS REGULARLY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANY TIME. LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATB REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. jcuwaku iiHiTTOS, President.

JOHN A. SCHWARZ. Vice President. GEORGE W. WAKBMAN.

Secretary, JAMBS T. ASHLEY. Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Edward M. Grout.

Jamo H. Fjrsuoon. Xlclmrd H. Lalmbeer.Jr. Edwar4 M.

Child. Amo H. Cropeey. wm. K.

Cleverly. Jame T. Ahley. Edward E. Britten.

Elwln 8. Piper. Q.or w. Wakaman. John A.

Behwara. John T. Raffarty. Georga j. Jardln.

Frederick H. Sohreea'ar. Hanry B. Davenport. OENERAL COUNSEL.

EDWARD M. GROUT, Enj. OPB MHP VS t'VTIL P. M. THE CO OPERATIVE BUILDING 28 Browiirmr, Row York.

BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE. 1X2 LSvlariitom street. (Opptlta Rar at Hall of RecsrAs.) ASSETS $1,350,000. SAFE INVESTMENT, FOR YOUR SAVINGS. Loans on First Mortgages Repayable in Monthly Pay meats.

Write or Call for Imforaatloa. TRUST COMPANIES. MSBURGH CO. roadway Kent Av. 361 Fulton St, OFFICES Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits.

$1,150,000. MOSES MAY' FRANK JENKINS, ViaE W. ADDISON FIELD. Secretary. I.

HAMBURGER. Assistant Secretary. T. H. McFARLAND, Asst.

Secretary. DIRECTORS. N. Brady. Joseph Lisbmoim.

gsnry O. Havemeyer, Thos. J. Patterson, Frederic P. Olcott, John W.

Weber. u. jenKins, Hoses Uay. Frank Jenkins, Sheo. F.

Jackson, Marshall 8. Driggs, WUlard P. Reia. Fred G. Lemmermmxtti.

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

M. Davidson, rranK Harvey Field, josepn HUber, Guitar J. L. Doerschuck. Simon F.

Rot'hsoblM. Charles gngert. John K. Scheldt. Trust Company, MONTAGUE, COR.

CLINTON ST. BROOKLYN. Capital Surplus and Undivided $1250,000 Authorized by law to aat as EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR, TRUSTEE. GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE, and offers special advantages as such.

IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers tta services on favorable terms aa TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES. SE5IS.T.5AS OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES.

Cheoks on this company will be paid throush the New York Clearing House. GEO. H. SOUTHARD. Prteldent.

WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Vice President. 9IS Pl FAHNESTOCK. 3d Vice Pres. See.

CROWELL HADDEN, Ass't Secretary. A. A. Low. Geo.

H. Southard. Edwin Packard. Darwin R. James.

Jjseph K. Brown. William H. Wallace. D.

H. Houghtallng. Albro J. Newton. Crowell Hadden.

H. E. Plerrepont. Geo. M.

Olcott. Thos. E. Stlllman. Martin Jooit.

Geo. M. Colt. Robt. B.

jodward. Stewart L. Woodford. Geo. H.

Prentiss. Frederick W. Moss. Herri' C. Hulhert.

Willielmus Myndersc. hand picked, 7S4c; roasted. $1.60 per bushel: new ginger root, 10c per pound. Northern fruits Eastern grapes, per case, i1 Concord. i.25al.50; Niagara, J2.2oa2 i.oO; Delaware, J2.50; 5 pound basket.

16c; 8 pound basket, 20c; wine grapes, per ton, dark, JoO; white. S5Z pears, up river Bart Wnf'J bblJ, Dutchess. J2a2.G0; Louise Bonn. "urre Sheldon. JSn 3.a0 seckel pears, Boston boxes, Keiter open heads, double heuds.

J2a3; apples, fib I. double heads, SpitzenberB. $3uis; gano. J5a3.50: 20 ounce pippins. 5a(i; snow.

Baldwins, J5a6; Kings, JSaC.uO; Northern Spy, Jla5.G0; greeninirs, 5a7; Ben Davis, JlaS; Oregon per case; full noa ki7 V.KI. i'CJ I'er pea.cn oasKCt; California quinces. S1.85a2.2. per bushel box; cranberries. S2a2.80 per box; per bbl; citron melons for preserving.

per bbl; chestnuts, 5 per bushel; hickory nuts, $2 per bushel Early Southern and greenhouse vegetables Florida new crop egg plunts. SI per dozen; Florida ffnnl K' per, bhl bn 'ket; Florida beans. Was per box; Key West tomatoes. 4 per case; greenhouse tomatoes, 15c per pound cucumbers. Florida, J2.50at per crate; greenhouse lal.50 per dozen; lettuce, gvt enhouse.

0a00c per dozen; Florida lettuce. 2.50 per bbl baeket green peppers, Worlda. $7 per c.ie inKorti1Cirn vesolnhl OabbaEce, 2a4 per 100: cho ce. M.0a5; Danish and state cabbages, bbl, choice. Sl.oOao: pickle peppers, 10c per bunch Suas'T Vn In2 Tr bbl: Hubbardstown si Vr5 fei; pumpkins, jmi.so per bbl Held salad, J2a2.S0 per bbl; 25c per peach basket: Lone Is and kh nneh r.

tirnore spinach, S2a2.75 per 1,1,1 per bbl; chicory, ltc per dozen bunches; Brussels sprouts 10al2c per quart soup greens, per 100 bunches; Long Island carrots, tt.25ai.uo per 100 bunches; SIM. SO bbl; potatoes, per bbl, state 71 S.2'C0aS: 'Klan. J2.76H3 per bo of 176 lbs; other imported. S2.75a3; German ears potatoes, J1.75 per 112 lb bag; sweet per barrel, Keyport, Jl.7r.n2; Vlneluncl. t3a6 culls.

S2.25; Virginia. Spanish onions! original. Jl: repacked. S1.25 small case; large cuses. onions), South Lima.

N. f3 75a4 bbl Long Island J2.50a2.75 bbl: Connecticut, white! I6K6.50 pr bbl; S3.75n4.23 per bbl; Orange S'ir5 "3 lr bbl; seconclH. Jl.50al.75 per hbl; pickling white onlonu a esa r.n per bbl: Kentucky. S2.5ila2.75 per bbl: Long Island beets. J1.50 per 100 bunches; per bbl.

round jl Ma 1.75; long, Jlal.50; Long Island white turnips, 75c per bbl; parsnips, Jl per bbl; yellow turnips, Jl bbl Canada turnips. J1.25 bbl; Long Island flit celery," 7ocofl.50 per dozen bunches; etatd celery. 50a75c on per im per 21 per por bUr slor ir.xK. shed, iV1' Schwartz, owner. I I S'0''.

5t Lnnni. i avenue, one. one strv table, tin roof; cost J500. Jelo v' fort north lirlck, 25X30. owner.

Mechanics' liens. DECEMBER 3. S' 1M ft Leonard st. JoxlOO; Boerum st, 75 (t Horn boldt st. SOxWO.

John Cadoo acst Philip Lfizerkowitz Cle mont av. No 417. s. 4'1'0'ft Greene Geo Smyth Wst EuSa hlte and Thomas 1(141 i'''v Jullus Shlrer KKst 13.32 R' Murphy 3IahIkt'n Frank 843.55 Judgments. DECEMRER 5.

Amann, John 3 Coombs Bennett, Watson jr Brower Brown, Mortlmor Healer. Burke, Mary and James Manning. Cook tm E. and John Callahan Russell and ano. exrs Bavls.

James LI QuIk. Deterllng. Richard Von Glalin Ioscher, John Malcom Bwy Fruzer Alexander I Parr Kaplan, Nathan Teft et al. Loebelson. David and Jennie Emmanuel' Stavsky Heifrans.

Ellas and Julia A Thalhe'lm' llaurer. flrich. admin Louisa Maurer Gaussle Miller. Thos Nelson. Clarence Hewlett Nadrolman, Nathan A Newman I'l If 'eun.

James Cypress Lumber Raynor. Ellen A Javne Brooklyn Heights Co Mary Heh Schultz. Michael IVllIman and ano Swlnim. Clinton Wilkes Summas or Sommo Domenico Sabine Schneider. Gustavup Terry, Chas Robinson Tenoza.

Annie, admin Albert Tenoza Pei ham Hod Elevating Co "Ward, Robert and Ellen Sheilas Ch'e's nutt White. Joslah Hanrahan, Julia Mary Elles $3,060.85 3US.12 92.22 1.5SS.57 249. So 96.97 srift.99 3O.OSI.02 117.89 334. 710.50 S10. 65 49.

SS 603.67 36.25 1.45t;.S5 236.07 72. S9 36.92 33.07 397.40 92.76 1.130. S3 S3.21 Mortgages. DECEMBER 9. Schun.

Fredericka. to and Well, Johnson av, nr Gardner av. Ormiiiara, G. to Marie Johnson, Sixty fifth st. nr Fourteenth av Boehlert, "SV 11, to Pchroeder.

Fur nald st. Same to Brooklyn City Co and Assn. same properly Busener, to Caroline Burkart." Van Buren st, near Reid av Dlllmeler. M. to and Baker trustees.

South Third st, nr Keap Anderson, Margt. to Serial Bldg Loan and Savings Assn, East Fifteenth st. nr Arnold. Margt to Eastern DYs'trleY Savings Bank. Milton st, nr Franklin st Strauber, I.

to Schmidt, Spencer 'si' nr Wallabout Bridge road Kehr, G. to German Savings Bank, Union av. nr Moserole st Mlffln. Adella F. to BIdg Loan Banking Co, Thirty ninth st, nr Fifth Von Essen, E.

to Flltll av. nr Twentieth st McKay. Jennie, to same, Chauncey Ralph av Redden. Ellen C. to Town of 'now Utrecht and Assn.

N'inoty third st, nr Third Appl egatc. 'East Thirty fourth st. nr Av I Ntssen. to Title and Co, b'ea'n'st' nr Kingston av Gonnerlch, to 8ame, Tlilrd av'an'd Atlantic av. Burr, to East Brooklyn Savings' Bank! Kingston av, cor Prospect place n1! J7 i 'rustees Beafora av, Rfean', Ben' to Willlamsburgh 'sk'vl'nei Bank.

Putnam av. nr Knlekerbocker av Bardenwerper. Louise, ,0 Cornelia st. nr Evergreen av Gutting. G.

to same. Welrfieid' nr liamburg av, 9 Tnieon C. to Kamp, "Livonia." av' cor Osborn at ivuum av, PDtmon av. 8. '6sb'c Y' Savings' Klngsland av, nr Driggs vn C'ty Bank.

Broo'k' vilS' Mh ST cor Schermerhorn MyrUe Rth n'r "sTnr Part Iv xf cobost1''3'03 C.an;..M'..! Samc' E't 'F'orYy' six'th to Tltie r' Ridgewood av, eor Euclid' av Ca R. "Prt'eenYh' Schwartz, j. Yo" iv0v reen. Sarah and s. to Tl le and Co Fifty seventh st.

nr Sixth av Assignments of Mortgages. DECEMBER 1 $401 800 350 1.000 500 2,500 7.000 950 3.000 2.500 7.500 23.000 22.500 3.500 1.800 2. GOO 25.500 2.750 250 1,350 l.rtQO 16,000 8.700 3,000 2.005 312 498 700 1.400 SI, 600 200 nom nom 3.SfH I.pOii s.ooo S.M 125 gift nom 4.250 11.093 250 Hospital tn Brooklyn MorHson. M. to Washlnpion TruVt ro," iMorrlson Trimm.

W. to R(1 French, 9 E. to gar Huber. to R.k.r Bao. P.

to Marlon Ellori Kessler, P. to Gar Ridley, A (3, to Ida vlgrna, Roslna, to Roth, to Anna O'Donohue. B. et al. urs.

ohue isvtl "rnwfnrd, 3 assts Greene Fannie and to Cortelyou. and ano Runn eamnn 'imlns to 'W Title mid Trust Co to r'atskiii Bank. 7 ji.sk tk vfnprs Came to Praeprer fame to Mary McHench Same to South Brooklyn assts Eame to Fannie McBftyilf Same to trustee of Ti Sot lr Same to Osborn Samo to Lur A Kutz flame to Fuhs Same to Hinrk hs, tnsiw finmo to Mary Cory Sama to phtbe Valentin Same to Harriet Mah olm Same to Calllstor Game to url rnlri Sumo to Ev. lln' U'nnd Same to II Thornton. f.or Same to Ella Cony Same to A ur us a Ha II Same to Johnson Same to Jnhnynn 39.000 2.750 1.

M0 109. fK) 1.750 2.000 7 "tul S. f.00 2. E00 l.Sf") 3.000 2. roi 1, GOG 3.

yio 2.7CC 2.000 l.SiVi i 4 f.vi I is.nw i IB, ICO 2'M 3S.2W 21. "lO 00 1 7)0 Same to L. Loan and Trust Co n. teefi. 7 astx Same to Brooklyn Inst of Arts ami ences, 2 asHtn Fame to Onthdral of Incarnation.

Same to Franklin Tnifr Co. i asfts Same to Bowery Savings Bank 3 a.satf Same to Brooklyn Savings Bank Same to Peeksklll SavJnfra Bank Conveyances. riECEMIIER 0. let L'i, block aw. shiiK.

nt map Twenty nrst Ward. Carrie Smith to rsral Etrauber, mort fl.O EKID AV. No a. 41.fi don st' 19.BXS0. Eliza rtoss to James MHor iKun Ni'E? ST' lW ft 'w Third tj Eduurton to Ellen LORRAINE cor Columbia et, 72x i i ff 1 Yester Last To day.

day. Tuesday WHEAT Dull Nervous Dull No.2Hed,f.o.b.. afloat 88 89 84 No.lNorth.f.o.b.,afl't 8644 88 8394 CORN Dull Dull Firm No. 2 Corn, elevator. 72X 73)4 69J4" OATS Dull Dull Firm No.

2 Oats, 62 63 49)4 RYE Lrull Dull Dull No. 2. f. o. afloat.

72M 719s 684 FLOUR Dull Dull Dull Minneapolis 4.20 4.20 4.05 Winter Straight.new 3.65 S.U5 8.50 LARD Ddll Dull Dull Prime Western 10.28 10.22)4 9.90 PORK Dull Dull Dull Old MeBS 16.73 16.76 16.60 OCEAN Dull Dull Dull Liverpool ld ljd Id Cork, for orders 52s yB Lard pounds, 7.496,460 2,544.710 360,000 84.000 1.217.900 4.514.414 41,850 16,269,334 15,041,741 10,610,063 12,837,471 0,936,107 8.431,577 New York Boston Portland Me St. John. N. Philadelphia. Baltimore New Orleans Total week Previous week Two weeks To Continent To S.

and C. America. To West Indies To B. N. A.

Col To other countries 631,200 276,100 760 83,590 16,259,834 comparative summary of aggregate ex November 1. 1801, to December 7, 1901 1 Bacon Pork, and ham ard 4'M5'200 77.029.021 55:127:656 4,342,550 1.895,600 LONDON WOOL AUCTION. London, December 10 There was a full attendance at the wool auction sales to day The offerings were large and included a selection of superior grades. Competition for fine grades waa active. THE NOVEMBER EIRE LOSS.

The fire loss of the United States and Canada for November shows a total of S15 469,800, against $8,518,000 In November 1900 g.o uimuaijf j. mo are loss ln the United States and Canada aggregates $150,874 050 compared with $151,941,550 ln the corresponding period last year. WALLABOUT WHOLESALE MARKET Trading with farmers ln the square at Wallabout market this morning for Long Island vegetables was active. A large array of the farmers wagons was on hand. Stand dealers had a moderatsly satisfactory business In general lines of produce.

There were several changes ln prices of Imported fruits. California grapes have disappeared for the Beason. In poultry live chickens and dressed turkeys were cheaaper and live fowls dearer. Change ln meats were lower figures for lamb, mutton and Jersey pork. In seafood scallops were cheaper.

Eggs and dairy prc ducts unchanged. Butter, per pound Funcy Elgin, 26a27c; June creamery, 23ai5c; prints, 27Ha28o Eggs, per doien Strictly fresh, Jlc: selected. Western, 28c: Ice house. 20a22c: limed eggs 19c Cheese, per pound Full cream, new, Fish, per pound California salmon, green 10a 12c: wealtflsh, Sc: blueflsh, 12c; cod, Boston 8v P0ll0. 6c: whiting, 6c: halibut, 14c; haddock.

6o: striped bass, frozen. 10al2c; green, 16c; sea trout. Sn9c; pollock, 6c; butterflsh, 80; clscos, 7o; white ii" "ounaers, bo; mackorel, salted, now American, hbl. 10c; DIgby scaled herring, 18a20c box; dried codfish, 6a8c per pound; smoked haddles, 8c; lobsters, 15alSc ner pound: oysters. 1 per basket ralinn.

por gallon. Meats, per pound Beef, hind mmn.r. k. lOallc; loins, ribs, 13al4c; sides. 8Wa9Hc Texas and Colorado beef.

7a7o; mutton. 5Ha6V4c: lamb 7aSc; milk veal. lOallc; country killed calves 10a lOMc; buttermilk, 6a7c; hogs, 8V4a8i4o; Jersey Dork light, 8Wjtt9c; medium, 8a8V4c; heavy 7a8c' pork loins, 9allc; pork tenderloins. In tins 16c: roasting pigs, 12c; sweetbreads, per dozen1 calves' livers, 50c each: beef livers, 60c each' nx tallB, $1 per dozen. Smoked and cut meats per pound Ham, HVialJWc: California hams 'sic boiled hama, 17Mal8c; bacon.

12al3Wc; b'onelSis choice, 1214al4o; smoked beef. I6al8c: smoked tongue. 15c: corned tongue. 14c: corned pork lOWa llVic: shoulders. 9c: corned hams.

inumin. nas. 9al8c; lard, compound, in 50a60 lb na'ckaires 7a8c: puro lard, 10af3tic: leaf lard, not S55Sf5' 10W.C Live poultry, per pound Spring chickens 10a lOVfcc; turkeys, 10al2c; fowiB. llallHc; roosters 7Wc; ducks, tlal.25 per pair; geese. tl.50a2 ner puir; live z.Waj per dozon; pea fowls 4ao per pair; guinea fowls, 50a60c per pair live small Belgian hares, $1.25 per pair Poultry, dressed, per pound Chickens, Philadelphia, 14al6c: ordinary, 9J4allc; spring turkeys, nearby, UaHMiC; Western, 10alH4o; iced, 9a9Wc fowls.

9al0ci roosters, 7c; Western geese 9al0c Maryland geese, 12al3c; guinea fowls, 40s6O nalr: ducks, 14al6o; squabs, white, par dozen uuicu. uame wuall, S2 25 a3 per dozen; partridges, I2a2.50 per pair: rabbits 25c per pair. Imported and tropica fruits Oranges, per box, California seedless, new crop, 2a4 Florida 32 50 a3.75; Nassau, I2a2.60 per box; Jamaica oranges, 3.60a4 por bbl; repacked, 5.50a6.50; grape fruit Jamaica, 5a8 per bbl; Nassau, JoaS; lemons' Messina and Palermo. S2.50a3.50 per box California, 12.60a4.60 per box; Vordelll, $2a4 per box Almerla grapes, per keg; limes, per 100; bananas, per bunch, "ocaJl.iO; extras 12a" 25 red bananas, J5a6: choice Port I.lmon, I5a8" pomp granates, 2 per box; figs, 8al6c pound; oval'fliis 13 per 100 boxes; new crop dates. In cases, 4c pineapples, llaS per dozen Florida, case of 3s' to 24 I3.50a4.50; fancy pines, t2a.l per dozen; nuts, nor Taragoris.

180; shelled Jordan. 35a36c; French paper shells, lo bags, 21c Sicll filberts. ISo Naples. 12al3c; Turkish, 9c; 'Brazil. 8al2o; walnuts, Grenoble.

14c; French marabouts, 12c; mixed, 8oa50c pound boxes, 12c; peanuts fancy 1 2 6.45 6.50 6.00 8. 70 0.80 6.90 6.95 7.10 7.15 7 30 7.35 6.60 6.55 6.65 6.75 6.80 6.90 7.00 7.10 7.15 7.25 7.35 BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. Butter Demand continues quite moderate, but supplies are not coming forward very freely and tho feeling on high grade fresh creamery, and the fanciest of the storage creamery is steady. Lower qualities are ln nuyers lavor. yuotations were: creamery, extras, per 25Vfec.

do. firsts, do. seconds, 20a22c. do. thirds.

16al8c; creamery, June make, extras, 21V, a2c; do firsts, 20a21c. do. seconds, 18a Opening. 12 Bid. Ask.

o'clock, December 6.40... 6.46 7.50 65 0.i0 February 6.70 75 6.60 March 6.70 80 6.70 April 6.80 6.80 May 6.90 95 6.00 June 6.95 05 6.95 July 7.05 10 7.05 August 7.16 20 7.15 September 7.25 30 7.30 October 7.35 40 7.35 November 7.4050 COMPARISON OP CASH PRICES. Current cash prices at New York of staple articles, compared with the figures of the corresponding days ot last monto and laBt year, are as lonows: Last To day. Month. Yt Cotton, mid.

i Print clothB 08 Coffee. No. 7 Rio 06H Wheat, No. 2 red 89 .8854 7 Corn, No. 2 mixed 78 A Oats, No.

2 mixed 68 .46 2 Flour, Minn, 4.20 4. OS 41 Pork, mess J6.78 1160 12 5 Beef, family 11.60 11.50 Ho Beef, hams 20,60 U0.50 lg'n Lard, choice 10.JJS 8.85 7 5 Molasses, O. K. .40 .40 1 Sugar, granulated 4.90 6.00 5B Copper, lake 16.75 16.87J4 17ol 26.78 24.86 J7 5 4.87K 4.S7K i.i Iron, No. 1 foundry 15.25 15,25 GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS.

The following tables show the daily movement of grain, as posted at tho Produce Exchange to day: KKCIiiPTS AT WESTERN POINTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn. BarrelB.

Bushels Bushala. Bushi. 46,323 202,750 231,025 450 Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St. Louis Kansas City Toledo Detroit Peoria Total 62,000 26,030 343,650 34,160 838,304 37,000 SI. 000 9.775 42,400 121,600 7,999 24.000 1,000 6,000 5,000 9,600 170,000 1,097 64,000 31,200 11.199 26,000 35,100 63.922 1,060.703 689,835 638,076 SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTa Flour.

Wheat. n. Barrels. Bushels. Bushels.

Busheia. Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St. Louis Kansas City Toledo Detroit Pooria H3.Y42 18R.4i1 5,075 67,840 10,400 40,420 18,579 63,000 9.600 6,300 V.sob 6,700 24,000 7,857 60,000 7.600 5,000 780 28.000 178.685 16,900 10.990 26,000 32,400 4,250 44,200 823,181 Total 118,656 190,136 RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC POKTS Fiour. Wheat. Corn.

Om, Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Busheia 84.545 156,750 51,000 91.600 New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Galveston Total aa.bixj 310 13.929 106,119 12,650 21.418 37.774 33.423 3,805 36,000 4,000 20,400 19,812 16.111 2.5S4 6,875 75,997 395,663 102,288 136.892 FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour.

Wheat. (Join. uats Barrels. Bushels. Bush.

EXPORTS New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News. New Orleans 12.697 64,974 1.7.2 E.44C 17.142 5,495 900 8,000 4.333 4.145 41,942 320 59.842 92.470 24,000 Total 63,437 231,280 41,416 14,895 lu ac. state dairy tubs, fresh, fancy, 23a l23Vic; do. firsts, 20a22c. do.

seconds, 17a do. thirds, 15al6c; Western Imitation creamery, fancy, do. firsts, 16a do. lower grades, 14al5c. Western factory, June packed, fancy, 15al5M.c do.

iair to clioice, 14al4c; do. fresh, choice, lialnV4c; do. fair to prime, 14al4c. do lower grades, 12al3c; rolls, fresh, choice, 16c; do. common to prime, 13al5c; renovated butter, fancy, 18al9c.

do. common to choice, 13al7c. CheeseTrading moderate, but desirable grades held firmly. Liverpool cable 46s. ror colored and los.

Gd. for white. Quota lions were: State, full cream, small, September, fancy, l6allc; late made, average best, lOalOVic; good to prime, a 9 Tic; common to fair, 7a9c; large, September, fancy, lOalOMc; late made, average best, 9a9c; good to prime, common to fair, 7a8i4c; light skims, small, choice, 8V.aS,c; large, choice, Vinlc; part skims, prime, fair to good. 5a6Vc; common, 3u4c; full skims, 2a2Hc. Eggs Market steady on top grades of fresh.

Under grades dull. Refrigerators quieter. Little doing ln limed. Quotations are: State, Pennsylvania and Jersey, fancy selected, 30c; average prime, 26a27c; fair grades, 23a25c; Western, fresh, loss off, 28c; fancy graded at mark, 26c; ungraded, 22a25c; Southern graded, 25c; ungraded, 20a2Dc; refrigerator, 164al9c; limed, 17al7Vic 85c per bunch, rhrlstmas.j reens l'rrte. small.

C5a75c per bu tsT Pb xr fv VV LM U..