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THE BEOOKLYN DAILY KEV YORK FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1900. 12 ISUST COMPANIES. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. UNIOX ST. 270.2 Third av, 54x95; Union st.

s. 351.2 Third av, 54x95. Thos Knight to John Ryon. morts $16,000 ARGENTINE WHEAT EXPORTS. Herbert Ackerson to Mertie Ackerson.

mort $4,250 FIFTH AV, s. 40 ft Pougluss St. 20 xTO. Aaron Linder to Kdwiird Gropory, mort JtJ.OOO THIRD AV, s. ft Fifteenth st.

3 ix 70x54.5x70, Edwin Swesey to Wm Brown, mort Sti.LW). subj to oncroaL'h ments REID AV, enr Greene av. 22xk'0, Frederick Schmidt to Margaret ha Schmidt, his wife, mort $11,000 KOSCIUSKO ST. p. 2ti2.6 Lewis av, IS.

9x100, Gustav Trltschler to Philip Corell. FULTON ST, 3C4 ft Kockaway av, to Somerp st x3I.Wx35.2, Edwd ISell to Barbara Blerds. mort SKILLMAN ST. Myrtle uv. 25x77, Edwd Hell to Uarbara Disrds.

niorts 2,000 HALSKY ST. Jo ft Evergrt'en av, 20x100, foreclose. William Walton to North American brewing Co, mort S2.600 THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY, i BROOKLYN, N. V. Capital, Surplusandm jsn jnn tq 1 Undivided Profits, 1 yV.W FELIX CAMPBELL.

President. J. G. DETTMER. HORACE J.

MORSE. First Vice President. Secnntl Vice President. EDWARD JOHNSO.n. CH.TKLES A.

BOODY. Secretary. Ass't Secretary. Transacts a General Trust Co. Business.

TRUSTEES: will run day and night. It Is the Intention of the company to try and secure some of the rapidly increasing trade with China and Japan. The new bar mill at the plant of Jones Laughllns, Limited, of Pittsburg, was recently put in operation. Rounds and squares are being made. The Empire Rolling Mill Company is to build a puddling and bar mill near Union street, Cleveland.

THE CUKBENCY'S STATEMENT. Washington The monthly statement of the Controller of the Currency shows that the total circulation of national bank notes at the close of business, February 28, 1900, was $249,434,878, an increase for the year of $6, 532,611. and for the month of $2,447,685. The circulation, based on United States bonds, amounted to $213,610,029, an Increase lor the year of and an increase for the month of $3,443,240. The circulation secured by lawful money amounted to $35,824,849, an increase for the year of $4,077,499, and a decrease for the month of $995,555.

The amount of United States registered bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes was to secure public deposits, $89,524,730. IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS. The imports of dry goods at the port of New York this week were valued at $3 021,226, to 10 points decline as compared with yesterday's closing prices. The heavy offerings were readily absorbed by European buyers who took a good deal of coffee for distant delivery. Under this ready absorption of the coffee offered, prices made some gain from the opening.

The receipts at primary ports were large, warehouse deliveries were small and the street market for spot coffee was lower, but these bear points were offset by the foreign buying. The sales made during the forenoon included March at 6.65; May, 6.60 to 6.65; July, 6.65 to 6.70; September, 6.75 a6.S0; October, 6.75; November, 6.75a6.80; December, 6.95a97, and January, 7.05. There was a sale of 6,000 bags Rio No. 7 coffee to arrive by the Grecian Prince at 8 1 16 cents late yesterday. The Havre market opened off but rallied franc.

Hamburg closed with a net loss of Yi to pfg. The stock of coffee in Havre is 1,758,000 bags, including 1,416,000 Brazilian, compared with 1,767,000 bags last week, including 1,435,000 Brazilian. The official cables from Rio to the Coffee Exchange were as follows: Rio No. 7 exchange standard, 9S725; exchange, 8 7 1 6d; receipts at Rio, 23.000 bags; Rio stock, 225.000 bags; Santos receipts 10,000 bags; stock at Santos, 400.000 bags; clearances from Rio for United States, 7,000 bags, and for Europe 1,000: good average Santos, 9 300. The official report of the statistical position Thomas A.

Kerrigan, auctioneer, cold on Thursday, at the Real Estate Exchange, 1S9 Montague street, in action of James Carll against John S. McCormick. 7,910 Fourth avenue, frame house, lot 30x100, to James Carll, for $2,000. In action of Warren C. Hubbard against Charles A.

Miller, 34 Filty fitth street, frame house, lot 20x100, to Warren C. Hubbard, for 92,000. In action of tbe Eastern District Savings Bank against Owen Devine, 114 Clay street, frame house, lot 25x100. to H. F.

Koch for $SS5. In action of George A. Hughes against Lawrence E. Wise. 307 Hendrlx street, frame house, lot 1S.9X100, to George A.

Hughes, for $1,400. Taylor Fox. auctioners, sold at 45 Broadway, for Andrew Lemon, referee in action in partition of Margaret W. Beales, as trustee, against Frank Beales. 176 and 176a Con selyea street, frame building, lot 25x100, to H.

Beales for S2.500; Conselyea street, same description, to W. Wilfrey for 17Sa to H. Beales for ISO and ISOa to F. Beales fox 2.625; 174 and 174a. to Rebecca Meakim for $2,200.

751 Metropolitan avenue, frame house, lot 25x70, to H. Beales for 352 and 354 Graham avenue, two brick houses, lots 20x75 and 100, to Gustav Herlimann for 35t Graham avenue, frame house, lot 30x100, to H. Beales for $4,250. Io0 Skillman avenue, frame house, lot 25x100. to August Schroeder for $4,975.

152 to 156 Skillman avenue and 367 to 375 Graham avenue, southwest corner, eight frame houses, plot 125x100, oi couee in tne united States is as follows Warehouse deliveries at New York fi 149 bags; at Baltimore, 974 bags and at New Or leans, 637, making a total of S.560 bags. Stock at New York, 663,919 bags; Baltimore, New Orleans, making total stock.S02, 404 bags. Amount afloat, 495,000 bags. Visible supply, 1,297,404 bags against 1,354,842 same day last year. COFFKH FUTURES.

Opening'. 12 1 2 'clock, o'clock, o'clock b.fiO (l.Oii 6.ft5 0.00 6. CO 0.55 0.65 ti.CO G.R.t 6.U0 O.fO 6.55 6.05 (J.60 (l.li.' tj.65 s.UC 0. (1.7ft G.Kft 0.70 0.75 (5.70 0.8(1 8.75 0.7(1 (J.S5 (UI5 0.1)5 7.05 H.U" 7.C0 7.0(1 7.01) 0.95 Twice as Large as Last Year, When All Records Were Beaten. LOCAL MARKET WAS WEAK.

There Was a Moderate Trade in Com at Steady Prices The Western Move merit Continues Large. The wheat market was weak and lower this morning, being influenced again by very large shipments from the Argentine. The total this week was 2,856,000 bushels, being the largest week's shipment the season, exceeding last week's by 500,000 bushels, and being more than double last year. The exports tor the season have been 11,977,000 bushels, against 5,552,000 bushels last year. As the exports for the season last year were the largest on record, and as the exports to date have been double last year's, it naturally has a depressing influenceon the market, whether warranted or not.

The Danubian exports for the week were 59,000 bushels. The English markets were quiet and a little lower early, rallying later, while the Paris markets were up equal to lc. per bushel. The foreign houses were moderate buyers on the decline at the opening and this tended to steady the market here. The reports from the West were not decided as to the effect of the recent storm, but the government weather bulletin says that there has been an absence of snow protection during the month, so that the crop is in much less favorable condition at the end of February than at the end of January.

The damage is mainly in the Ohio Valley, but to some extent in Missouri and Kansas. The Pacific reports are quite favorable. Wheat was stronger in tbe afternoon on seme covering and rumors of damage to the French crop. Bradstreet exports were 3, 563,387 bushels. The close was quiet.

Exporters took 35 loads, showing a better trade. The trade in corn was moderately active, prices ruling about steady during the morning. The reports from the West showed a fair movement of corn at the interior, while the demand is still light. The foreign mar kets were dull and lower, and foreign orders are not very satisfactory. Argentine exports for the week were 392.000 bushels, making 3, 611,000 bushels for the season.

The exports from the Danube were 80.000 bushels. Curn was quiet late and about steady. Shippers took 15 loads. Bradstreet's exports were 4,533,000 bushels. The trade in oats was very quiet, and the market showed a steady tone again.

Buying was scattered. Oats were quiet late and about steady. In hog products there was a general decline In prices during tbe morning. The market was moderately active, rallying later. Live hogs were lower, and future prices were influenced somewhat by the decline In hogs.

The statement of stocks showed a gain in most of the important articles. The Chicago stocks were: Mar. 1, Feb. 1. Mar.

1, 1900. 40.937 61.317 26.560 70,699 55.569 1900. 1900. 94.000 51.194 S.320 144,007 11.4S4 53,363,774 Pork. mess, bbls Porlt.

old, bbls 39,006 67.52S 31.7C5 52.500 G5.524 17,620.497 Pork, other, bbls Lard, contract, Lard, other, Ribs, lbs Provisions were firm in the afternoon, clos ing fairly steady. ASri MAtK.i.Aa AT Ai.w Tester Lost To day. day. Friday. WHEAT Sjeady Steady 41H Steady 74Ts 75 Steady 41 Steady 2a Steady Dull :i.o 3.

40 Dull 6. 15 Dull ll.CO Dull Weak TOM '7H Weak 42 Dull 20 Easy 6a Easy 395 3.50 Easy Easy 11.00 Quiet No.2Ked,f.o.b., afloat COP.N No. 2 Corn, elev OATS Steady 20 Steady 6 Dull 3.90 3.40 Steady 0.15 Steady 11.C0 Dull Xo. 2 Oats, elev RYE No. 2.

f.o.b., FLOUR Minneapolis LARD Prime Western PORK Old Mess OCEAN Liverpool Cork. Cor orders ultd 3d FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L. G. Qulnlln New York.) Tester Opening.

7V, TiH Lowest. 72 7M 71S4 Clos day's WHEAT ing. 1W 719 71H, 40 40S Clos'g 73 '1H 71M 71 40 10W March May July 73M TLX CORX Hay July 40M 40 LARD March o.w e.io FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L. G.

Qulnlln New York.) Yester upen xiign ljOW ing. est. est. Clos day's ir.g. Clos'g WHEAT nom 10.500 nom nom nom exch ox'jh 00 MILLER AV, s.

240 ft Sutter av. I'D xliM, Sylvia A Juhnson to Abraham Philips, mort 53,000, etc XOSTRAND AV, cor Canarsde lane. 21. SxlwxlS. 4x100; Nostrand a v.

s. 41. ii lane, runs 14o to Beverly road U'O to av 145, Thomaa iirush to Geo A Ka fiery. morts QUAY ST. s.

150 ft West st. 26.7x6S. Anna A and Florence Uogan and Julia C. wife Chas A DuUKhty to James Clark MILLER AV. s.

23y ft Sutter uv, xlOO, Abraham A Phillips, jr. to Franklin Pierce, morts Si." DEVOE ST, s. ft Urahani av. 25xl0u. Andrew Taft and Annii Ills wife, heirs Marv A Taft.

Fiveport. I. to Elijah Taft, a Same property. Mary Jorjcensen to same, McDONOUGlI ST. s.

fiu ft Throop av, 20x100. Sarah A Cooper to A Gardiner Cooper, mort 000 CANTON ST. s. 227.y Flushing av. Mary Aberle.

Cnth and John Hayes to Charles. Henry and Albert Hayos, children Anna and Geo nom nom Hayes, a caff, all interest MYRTLE AV. s. 124.10 Throop av, 23.2x100, Joseph Friel to James Friel, MARION ST. ISO ft Hopktnson av, 25x100; Marion st.

s. 167.6 Hopktnson av. 12.6x100. Marietta Wilsev to Richard Gee, mort $5.400 BROADWAY, 45 ft Cornelia st, 30x100. James Friel to Joseph Friel.

BRIDGE ST. s. 73.2 "Nassau "st," 21.10x50. Felix Metzger to Catharir.e Behlin SMITH ST. s.

SO ft Baltic st. 20x 75, Clara Walgxove to Joseph McGovern PRESIDENT ST. s. 17 ft Sixth av. 10.6x95.

Walter Dodge. Slmsburv, Conn, to BtFsle Fink SUMNER AV. s. 44 ft Halsev st, 2SxS4. John Zacpal to Albert Haseloff.

subj to right of way. mort 59.000 HERKIMER ST, s. 13.10 Hunter's Fly road, runs 13.10 to said road 102.4X 35.10x 16. Nellie Reed (formerly Ranney wife Richard Reed and Henrietta Ranney to Anna Pratt 1S96. subj to anv defect in title SKILLMAN" AV.

No 41. s. 100 ft Lorlmer st. 25x100. James Stevenson to Angelo Nicoletta OAKLAND ST.

s. 230 ft Nassau av, 25x100. John Callan to William Voigrht SEVENTY FOURTH ST. s. ISO ft Twelfth av.

40x100, Franklin Allen to Hilda A Nelson TWELFTH ST, M.G Fcurtti av. 19.4x100. Catharine Gorman 10 Henry Brunton. mort S3. 000 DEAN ST, s.

100 ft Underbill av. 25xS0. 1x26.6x2$. S. John Wheeler to Annie Barry, mort SI.

00" MADISON ST. s. 170 ft Marcy av. 20x100. John Adelmann to Elijah mort $1.000 JEFFERSON ST.

s. 36.S St Nicholas av. 75.1x42. 11x75. 3S.S.

Sophie Graf to John Rueger, mort $1.700 40 ft WierfleM st. 20x50. Anton Vitdius Catharine Hibbard. mort Sts.OvO BROADWAY, SO v. Aberdeen Ft, 20x94.2x21.3xS7.6.

Catharine Kib bard to Anton Vigellus STANHOPE ST. s. 350 ft Evergreen av. 25x125. 1x25x125.

9. Geo Weed and ano. exrs Charl Barnett, to Martha Barnett, confirmation deed. SIXTY FIRST ST s. ft Fifth av.

150xSl.ll, John Gallagher Chas Vof rei and John O'Hearn. m. rt SI. 200.. ELLERY ST.

s. 115 ft Nostrand av, 25x102.3. John Schaefer to Joseph Schirp Y. mort $3.000 DIAMOND ST. s.

2.7S7.1 Flatbush av. 50x200. Christian Bantle to Matilda and Louisa Bantle CLARKSOX AV 50 ft from land Michael Murphy, runs 111 25 111 to av 25. Elizabeth Zisset. formerly Strickland, and Albert Zisset, Monticello, to Elizabeth Bennett INDIA ST.

s. 175 ft Franklin st. 20x 100, Ada. wife Samuel Lockvcod, and Mary F. wife Ernest A Inersc ll.

to Jamee Rehlll MANHATTAN AV. 40 ft Varet st, 20x72. Barney A brams oJacob Werbelovskv and Lelb Lurie. mort Sl.r.M PRESIDENT ST. 23.1 ft Hicks st.

Jr hn and Frederick Waller and Marie Ogpr to Patrick Gay nor, 3 5 part Same propertv, Flren and Chas Waller, by Elisha McGuire, guardian, to same. 2 5 part STUYVESANT A V. cor Hancock at, 60x100. Edwd Mapuire and Thomas McQuilkin John MoIIenhauer. morts $31,000 GRAHAM KT.

s. Myrtle av. 1G.Sx75. foreclose. William Walton tn Lois and Carrie A Lane, exrs James Lane LORIMER ST.

s. lib ft Norman av. Robt S. Irving and Adam Cameron, children, and devisees James Cameron, to James Lamb SVYDAM ST, s. 225 ft Central av.

25x100. Katharlna, wife, and Jacob Bossong. to Andrew rstlin, mort $1,600 SI YD AM ST. p. 253 ft.

Central av, 22x100, Jacob Bossong to Amanda wife Wm Delevan. correction deed, mort $2,000 SUYDAM ET. 2.v) ft Central av, 3x100, Amanda R. wif Wm Delavan, to Katharine, wife, and Jacob Bossong. BERGEN ST, s.

I U'tica av, 17x James Stearns to Julia A Stanton, mort $1. VERNON AV. s. 1" ft Marcy av. IS.

9 Mary Nulty to David Mc Adam. trusf fur Flym FIFTY SIXTH ST. s. 100 ft Fourth a v. 60x100.2.

V.jfrei and John 'Koarn to Gallapher. mort S1.SO0 DECATUR ST, s. 149.6 BusVi wiek av, runs 11 0.6 2J.7 25x 'I to st 25.0. nom 2,425 3.S50 050 exch exch 3.300 exch nom 3,250 3.S10 1.540 M.O0Q Charles to George Raust LINDEN ST. V.Z.l'j Hamburg WilliamsburKh Sav av, lC.lOxiOO.

h.vi, ings Bank t' Will: GrosKDonnn 2.250 COVERT ST. "4 ft Jiamburg av, 2'JX100. Ebt ntzer Gardner, Jer eey City, usi ph Reichard. mr. $2,500 WOODBINE ST.

s. green av. iS.iixlXi. to Konke, wlf iinry 205.6 Evr Albert Lamh Brunjes. mor; $3,300 SOUTH FIRST ST.

s. 65 ft Fourth st. 20x04. Emma Trembly, formerly Bunce, to Sarah Bunce, Same property, Jesse Bunce to Sarah Bunco, a STOCKTON ST. Nr.

114. 310 Marcy av, 25x100, Darjlt Srhulz to Jacob Weng ler. mort STERLING ST. ni line at intersection Cedar or H' dford or Clove road, runs 4S5.5 r. 2.i5 to Lefferts av v.

4S4.11 10" 30.4 139.7; Perry av. now Bedford av, center line at intersection I.ffi'rts av, runs 235 ft to center line Sterling st 1S5. 1 235 to av I. John, James and Robert Leff rts, exrs John Lefferts, to Richard Youne FURMAN ST. s.

14 J.10 State st. 23. Ix 100. foreelc f. William Walton to William Ulmcr SEVENTY ST.

ft Twelfth av. Franklin Allen to Eric MILL LANE, p. adjoining land John Bergen, runs land John ahfy acrr Ko av to v. cor pr. if herein x.n to land Wiil iamson enter line Forty eighth st 11 120 to center Jim; Schenectady av 11 to land Denyse to cor of land of Denvse to Mill lane to Wm ICouwenhoven.

Individually and witli otht rs. r.vrs Abby Kouwenlioven. to Gei mania. Estate and Impt Co, all liens GROVE ST, 2S7 ft br.cker av, runs v. ICO 5 to st swSS.

Arm Mo ran, widow, tn Frank Eller SIXTIETH KT. s. 180 ft Eighth av, f.2. Marv Buckley to Wm It NIehol: all ii ns PRESIDENT ST. s.

167 ft v. Sixth av, 16. 5x93, R. KPle Fink to Louis A Adams, mort $4. 500 BUTLER ST, s.

225 ft Ralph av. x73.2x223.1xi2;.0; Butler st. cor Ralph av, runs w421.2xsel2."i. 4xne40.j.i:; n4S.7, Daniel Buckley to Wm Nichols, all liens SUMNER AV. or Pulaski si.

2w', Henrv Mohock to Carl Neumann, mort SS.iO SOMERS ST. s. 372.4 Rockaway a v. 19.4x100, Emily Britton, to Wm Connor MELROSE ST. 11 7R ft Everpreen av.

22x100, Gustavr fSchneefus tn Christopher and Louise Hchneefus by the entirety, mort $2,000, Same property, Christopher Schneeful to Gustave Schnecfus. mort $2,000 THROOP AV. cor Floyd fit. 25x100. John Donea to Hennlntr and Henry Hohlen SIXTH KT, s.

7R.10 Sixth av, IDxltrt, John Nostrand to Jennie Ballard, mort $5.500 SIXTEENTH ST, 1C9.S Fourth av. 3.S. 0x1 00. James McLaren to Roete Mc Oulrk DEAN ST. s.

H'i ft Nostrand av, 20 John Mollenhaucr to Edward Ma ffuire MYRTLE AV. 25 ft Marcy av, 23x Vo. John Mollcnhauer to Edward MnKulre PATCHEN AV, SO ft a McDonousrh st, 20x1 1 jO. Ed ward nox to on ry I5rown ADELPHI ST. h.

175 ft Park av. 25 xion, a Have and Henry Pons to P.flle Mur.drdl, mort CUMBERLAND RT. s. 111.10 Atlantic av, runs 4')x 35. 17x 75 to st 20, Oliver Collins to Jano Kingston BLEECKER ST, s.

20S.2 Myrtle av. 60x100, Htmnlnff and Jfenry Bohlen to John Douijcb, morts 475 500 nom nom 14,000 nom 11,000 14,000 8,000 nom nom nom 13,000 QUEENS BOROTJG H. Judgments. march 1. Fertik.

John Max Nettle Jacobs Jacobs exr of $139. 31 Graf. Henry, to Minna Wollstein Hicks. James John On and others Kull, John Henry Elias Brewing Co 382. IS 06.93 75S i Mortgages.

MARCH 1. Grotecloss, Anna to Flora Kerr, lots olit to IS. map 2.023. lots of Wm Ziegler, Morris Park Smith. Ella, to Serena Spader, lot 619.

map of 'od wise Farm. Jamaica Uhrhx. Clara, to East New York Savings Hank. luis C35. C37, map of Union vine, Jam, dca StchH r.

Gustave. to Special Building Loan and Savings Institution, lots 152 to 156, blk 7, map 1.215. belong Wm Ziegler. Newtown HiKlker. John to Cornelia Remseti, Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank road, cont 9 acres 3 roods 25 square rods, Jamaica KleinschlntK, August, to George Wal grove, lots 1,113 to 1,121.

blk 27. map 2.023 lots belong Wm Ziegler. Morris Park Tie rna James to I City Sa i nga Bank, lots 27. blk 27. map Hunter Van Alst farms.

I City Nehrbauer, Nicholas, to same, lot 43. 1C6. same map, 1 City Assignments. MARCH 1. Warren.

Dorm an to Eliza Warren Copp Charles W. to John Schlegel. Euretta K. admin, to Euretta Schleirel $600 2.000 3,600 1.800 1,200 375 New York Security and Trust Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co 11.183.S3 13,500 fcame to Teresa Deery Crorkf te. James gdn, to James Cronkite Barron.

William H. to John Fitzgerald. Srme to same Barron. Randall P. to same Sanford.

Helen Hw et al. to Charles Whitehead Conveyances. nom nom nom nom 2,000 MARCH 1. Andrew Frederlckson, block 5. man of Robins Katz, Pauline.

lots 130 to 132, v. oou. mort SioU, lusnmg Van Sicien. Peter, et al to Ella Smith, lot 619. map Cod wis Farm.

Jamaica. Dicker, Henry, et al to Katherine Wuh litka, lot 9, block i46B, map property John Ducker. I CItv Serial Building Loan and Savings Institution to Gustave Steiner. lots 152 to 151. block 7, map 1.115 lots Wm Ziegler, Corona Seaman.

James ref, to Electric Build 5950 ing Loan and Savings Association, lot 11. block lo. map Brooklyn Hills Impt Co. foreclosure. Woodhaven Wolf, William V.

to Peter and Josefa Julian, lot 27. map property belong Wm Wolf. Nswtown Hlrt. August to Franz and Karollne Maueh, lot 23, blk V. map prop belong Andrews Klndall.

Winfiaia Remsen, Isaac to John Meegan, lots 63. 64. map lots belong I Remsen. Jamaica Hamilton, Joseph W. to Matthew Dlgnan, Jamaica South Plank road, s.

adj Phoebe Hendrickson land, 229x600.6Sx229x 600. Jamaica Hamilton. Joseph to same, Jamaica South Plank road, adj Hendrickson's land. 225x400 6S 1.000x 229x400; Jamaica South Plank road. 200x229.

mort $2,200, Jamaica Parkes. to Sarah Duke, lot 104. map Hitchcock's plan for homes, mort $300. Woodside Barron. William to John Fitzgerald, lots 1.

2. 5, G. and 2 ft. s. lot 3.

map prop Williams, Flushing Sutter. William, ref. to William Barron, lots 5, 6, map prop belong 3 Williams, foreclosure. Flushin? Lugmayer. John, to Anna Lugmayer, lot 95.

map of Sec. 1 of 774, Co op Bldg Assn. I City 1,500 Smith. Frederick ref to Nicholas Nehr baue; lot 43. blk 166.

map prop Fourth Ward. D. Witt. lot 27. farms.

foreclosure. I City Fred ref to James Tiernan, blk 13, map Hunter and Van Alst foreclosure, I City 1,690 WALLABOTTX MARKET. Activity assumed the role at Wallabout Market this morning and on an improving scaie, especially for the farmers in the square. Prices of vegetables opened little off from recent steady ranges, but oon recovered and reached higher points in some varieties than realized for some weeks past. There was a goodly array of market gardeners' wagons in the square, but their loads had fair prospect of being early sold out.

The snow and consequent interruption of transportation moved eggs upward l2 cent per dozen and butter cent per pound. Sea food was satisfactorily cleaned up. Meats and poultry were dull ana unchanged. Cheest Full cream, new, per pound, 14c. Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin.

print butter. 7c; June butter, Western creamery, l.Kas, per dozen Strictly fresh. lSVsc: fresh, in ca'. l'i ac. Fish, per pour.d Savannah and Xorth Carolina roe shad.

75c each melt shad. 35c each; California salmon, frozen. I2e; blue, frozen, 10c; striped mackerel, frozen. 20c each; weak fish, frozen, 7c; cod, Boston, green, lOallc: market cod, tJaTc; halibut, green. 12c; haddock.

striped bass, frozen. 15a20c; eels, 10al2c; ciscos, fi je; yellow porch, 6c black fish, 6a7c; fir unders. 7c; white fish, 12c; smelts, 7c; pike. 6c; frozen herring. 5c imported mackerel, bbl.

American, $13aW, imported. SISaSO; Portland herring, $4 per box; Dlgby scaled herring, $2 per box; dried codfish. OaSc per pound; smoked had 9c. Shel! fish Scallops. gal; soft clanis.

40c per 100; hard clams. 51 per basket; rropk.ivvav oysters. 31 ner basket: lobsters. 15a20c per pound; cod liver oil, 15c per half pint. Meats, per pound Beef, hind quart ere and ribs, 9ai0c; loins and ribs, llai2c; sides, Texas Colorado grass beef.

6Via7c; lamb, HallVic; mutton. SaC veal, lOall'c; country kilfed calves, buttermilk. 7at'c; pork. 7a7I4c; Jersey pork, lieht. 71.aSc; medium.

heavy. oaSVsc; pork ir.ins, SraOUc; porlc tenderloins, in tins, 21c; sweetbreads, 53 per dozen; calves' livers, i Uvers. 50c each; ox tails. SI pt.r dozen. o.

and cut pound Ham, Oallc. juMvr 71, jaSc; bacon. 10c; boneless, eholc, i2' pnvike 3 beef, lSa20c: smoked tongue, 20c; corn1 nue, Sc corned pork, Sc shoulders, Ual2c: bolognas, lOalSc per pound; rs. lOalSc lard, compound, 4a5c per pound, in 50aC0 pound packages: pure lard, Poultry, dressed, per pound Western turkeys, 13a IV toms, HbalJc old turkeys, 10c; gees e. 11a Mc: ducks.

13aHc; capons. 16al8c; frozen reastinjf hi kens, 14c; Philadelphia chickens. 17a js.j: fowis. TJalSc; roosters, Sc; guinea fowls, 35a OOc ier 1 Tii; juabs, white. per dozen; dark i S2.50a2.75 per dozen; pigeons.

51.50 per doz rr. Live try, per pound Turkeys. 42al3c; lie n'' Sc; spring chickens, 11c; ducks, pair; geese. per pair; Eanif cork: i per pair; fancy stock fowls. $la2 per head; choice.

S5 per pair; pigeons, 25n30c per pair. Rabbits, 35a4Cc per pair; Jack rabbits, 30c per pair: opossums. 25a50c each; wild ducks, per pair, common, 25a50c. Imported arid tropical fruits Oranges, Florida, orange. navel.

35a 6 per box: brlghta. S3a." per box: russets, J2a4.50 per box; Havana. $3.75 per 37 per barrel; California nav l. per box; seedlingM. S2.25a3 per box: M.xi an s.

$3 per box jrrape fruit, Jamaica, ilaS per box; Florida. per box; lemons, per hex; Messina and Palermo. per box; VerdIli. per box: Huron to. bananas, per bunch.

Xo. 1. 32 So. $1.2." No. 75c.

new tigs, in pound boxes, 12al5c per Jb; new dates. Persian. 1 lb. pacKages. Fard dates.

6h9c; Turkish Arabian dp.ts. In cases. Sc; pineapples. $2a3 per (' it fancy pines. J2a4.50 per dozen; Malaffa frrattes.

ls 12 perkes: nuts, per oound. pecan, new, almonds. Faragona. ISc; shelled Jordan, new French paper shells, in bass, 21c; Sicily fiih' rts. 10e; Naples.

'I2al3c; Turkish, 9c; lirzil. walnuts. 'Jrenoble. French Mnr abijis, 12c: mixed, all new. lb boxes, li'c, peanuts.

O.ncy hand picked. TVjc: roasted. 1.60 per bushel: new linger iv.ot. 10c uound. fruits A pples, per box, Spi and riilif rria d.

Jniiians. f.3.."0. Domestic fruits Florida per qtirtrt: inmon. Klns, $3a4 Yrrl; Tmpf. rhil.

Jona than, grff nings and o.hf choi table uppis, 5fa5; fancv spys ani per bbl: ''ranberrlen. box; bbl hlckr ry nuts. busiiel peanuts, raw, 'iKiific lb: ra e.I, hnshei; pnrching corn, 5j per lb; now crop cider. 12c per gallon; purj russ juice. 15': pr Souther: anJ grcenhous; vegetables Florida new cabbage, crate: and I ong rhubarb.

or pie plant. per dozen i Florjda celery, bunched. 1 dt.zen Calif' r.nia ry. stalks; iota toes. Fieri da.

new crop. 33. 5 per mf hrj barrel crate: Ilcrrnuda second crop. i. Florida green jieas.

W.5ya3.50 per 1 3 bbl bpk't and v.ttX teans J4n per egg plant. per dozen green hnnye radlshe.s. per 100 bunches; Flor id'i 1. is. per cucLi rubers, greenhcus1, $2.

dozen; Roston greenhouse lettuce. th.y.fn Kttuce. Florida. S3a4.5n ner ba. oniiiine, 5.

a pi. crate Long riaJ.jO per bbl: spinach, Norfolk, bbl; fpn.M. 51.7'.a2.2" p' 'r bbl; per hundred buneh': Culifornf.i Island. i'fr rnse; tomatoes, Florida. lh: sf ii if rase: Florida, new.

Rermuda far rots. per I'Ots. 51 lojr dozen i rtninl. onion: casL'' SpanlKli. Sl.2.1 per crate: Havana onions.

J2 por ca.ri!'i ot" iozen bunches; French vetretubles elery. per bundle: a2.25 dozen hunches; Long best, SH; state cab 1. Tlal.2", per doz; potatoes, potatoes. JI.7;",a .25 bbl; vlneland sweets. I.enp Tsiitnd eelery.

7 Island rabbaKe. bace, re Island bbl: Maine Hebron, per bbl; niarro $1 27 ver nbl' Hubbard Sfiuash. per bbl; chec.M pnmpKins. ji per 1.01; chicory. maiSc per dozen heads; Held salad.

per bbl; Brussels per riuart: shlv s. per box; spearmint, tl per dozen bunches; Lonn Island carrots. Jl.2 'a 1.50 peMibl; white S3n4 per bbl: red unions, per barrel: yellow onions. Jl.So per barrel: Loan Island beets, $2a3 per 10o bunches; barrel hr ets. I.nnB Island rutabapa pei bbl.

Canada rutabaffa turnips, SI per bbl; whin, turnips. Slnl.r.0 per bbl: bunch parsnips. Sl.r.o per 100 bunches: water cress. vla.V'c Per dozen hunches; okra. riCafiOe per three ouurr basket: miisbt.ioin.s.

per jjound; kohl rabl, 50c per dozen bunches; knob celery, 2'ia iOe per dozen bunches l.or.K Island salsify or oyste plant, 7.VaS! per dozen bunches; Karllc, tl.2", per dozen hunches new crfip horseradish. por dozen bunches: KiowlnK spearmint, $2.50 per dozen pots; Karllc. per 2 hunches. Beans, per bushel Marrow, prime, J2.25; medium. $2.15: red kidney.

white. 2. vellow eye. black turtle, pea beans. dry efrcen 51.20.

i i i I 1 i 1 Eugene G. Blackford, Isldoro M. Bon, David A. Boody, Felix Campbell, Aniory S. Carhart, William M.

Cole. Wm. B. Davenport, J. G.

Dettmer, Bernard Gallagher. William B. Hill. Frederic Solcmon W. Johnson, James Jourdan, Robert J.

Kimball, James McMabon, Horace J. Morse. John E. Scarles. Alonzo Sloto.

Howard M. Smith, Caslmlr Tag, George P. Tangeman. A. INTEREST ALLOWED OX DEPOSITS Trust Company 342, 344, 346 Fulton St.

Capital $500,000 Surplus $900,009 Jll.IA.V D. FAIIICHILD, President. WILLIAM HAKIvNESS. President. D.W.McWlLLIAJlS, 1 lcc 1 residents.

HISIIMOJ' MOKHIS, Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE, Assistant secretary. TRX'STEES: John Arbuckle, A. Abraham. Geo.

V. larower, Koswoll blrlclge. Julian D. Fairchild, Joseph P. Grace, John Good, Nelson J.

Gates, William Harkness, Jos. C. Hendrix, Juseph Liebmann. Lewis Luckenbacb, D. W.

McWilllama, James McGovern, Cord Mtiyer, Dick S. Ramsay, H. IS. Scharmann, Wm. V.

R. Smith, W. M. Van Anden, John J. Williams, Thomas F.

White, Otto Huber, Whitman V. Kenvon. Acts as Hxeculur, Administrator, Truste. Guardian. Receiver, Committee of the Insane.

Transfer Agent and Registrar for Corporation. Designated uv the General Term of the Suprem Court as a legal depository for estate, funds. Ro celves deposits subject to cheek at sight, and ALLOWS INTFREST ON DAILY BALANCES. Checks pass through the New York Clearing House. ISSUES INTFREST REARINC, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.

Collects rents, coupuna ami Interest and manages property of non residents. Secures Letters of Credit and drafts payable In anv part of the world. KEEPS WILLS FREE OF CHARGE. Long Island Loan and Trust Company, 203 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL $500,000.

UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER $500,000. Deposits received subject to check at sight. ChecKs are payable through the Mew York Clear ing House. Interest allowed on daily balances, special ratea on time deposits. Certi Ilea tea of deposit issued bearing interest.

Fiduciary powers: Authorized by special charter to act as Executor, Trustee. Administrator, Guardian, Committee of Estates, and also as Registrar or Transfer Agent for corporate bond and stocks, and aa Trustee under Railroad or other mortgages. Letters of credit furnished and guaranteed. EDWARD MERRITT, President. DAVID G.

LEG GET, Vice President. FREDERICK T. ALDRIDGE. Secretary. WILLARD P.

SCHENCK. Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: Watson B. Dickerman, Seymour L. Husteu, Jr hlium M.

times "VV. Cromwell, Theodore F. Jaukaun, Edward D. White, Ed ward rr i 1 1 Frank Lyman. billi L.

Kceney. Frank L. Babbott. George Edvard Ide, John F. HalEtcd.

David G. J.egget, William C. Redfield, David H. Valentine. Capital and Surplus 1 No.

191 Montague Street. SILAS B. DUTCHES. President WILLIAM H. LYON, Vice President.

WILLIAM BE KB I. Vice President JOSEPH 15. WHITE. Secretory. GEOBGE HAL DEN, Asst.

Secretary Trustees. WILLIAM H. LYON. HENRY N. WHITNEY.

CALVIN PATTERSON. JOHN DIT.MAS. Jr. WILLIAM HESTER. JOHN C.

McGUIRE. CHARLES COOPER. H. K. HUTCHINSON.

WM. V. R. SMITH. MILLARD F.

SMITH. EUGENE F. O'CONNOR JOSEPH B. WHITE. JOHN R.

HEGEMAN. LUCIUS H. BIOLOW. T. L.

WOODRUFF. THOo. E. PEARSALL. JOHN H.

PARTRIDGE. WILLIAM C.WALLACE LEONARD MOODY. SILAS 3. DUTCHER. WILLIAM H.

DA VOL. WILLIAM BERRI. W. C. HL'MSTOXE.

PATRICK H. FLYNN. Pays liberal intereat on tlnil v'lmlances. Iliehcr rated paid on time dcpoiita. Actn UK trustee and transfer nprent for corporations).

Authorized to act as Rnardlan, executor and administrator. IV Ills lesrnlly prepared mid kept. Kuutllysind busiincMsnccotmtn solicited. Trust Company, MONTAGUE, COR. CLINTON ST, BROOKLYN.

$1,000,000 Sin plus and Undivided Profits. Authorized by law 10 act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR. TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE, and offers special advantages as such. 13 A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.

Offers its services (m favorable terms as TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOAN8 MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES. Chocks on thls.conipany will be paid through tht New York Clearing House. CEO.

H. SOUTHARD. President. WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Vice President.

JAS. R. COWING. 2D VICE PRES'T SECT. CROWELL HADDEN.

Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: Geo. H. Southard. Thos.

E. stillman. Martin Joost. A. A.

Low. Edwin Packard. Darwin It. Jalnes. Joseph E.

Urown. William U. Wallace. D. II.

HuuKhtallng. Alhro J. Newton. Crowel! Madden. H.

E. Pierrepont. Geo. M. Olcott.

Geo. M. Colt. Robt. 13.

Woodward, Stewart L. Woodford. Geo. H. Prentiss.

Clinton L. Rosslter. Frederick W. Moss. Henry C.

Hulbert. 198 MONTAGUE ST. Capitrtl and Surplus, Authorized to act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for MONEY. LETTERS OF CREDIT Issued. ACTS as TRUSTEE for Railroad and other Mortgages and accepts tho Transfer Agency and RRGlSTRAit i.f Stock of Corporations.

Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at sight, payable through New York Clearing HouM. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J. COOMIiS. President. WILLIAM II.

NICHOLS. Vice President. WILLIAM J. MATHUSON. 2d Vice President.

FRANK L. SNIFFEN. Secretary. HOARD OF DIRECTORS: William Nichols. E.

T. Bedford, William J. Ma! TC. Dwicht Church. iiuam j.

nemos, Sanrerd H. Steele, John H. Hunan, John H. Schumann, James H. Ollphant, Edward Hlnman.

Silas Tuttle. William A. Nash. Frederick Wurster, Henry Batterman, J. Adolph Mollenhaueiv John C.

Orr, Royal C. Poabody, John II. Ireland. Charles O. Gates, Daniel P.

Moruo, 11. n. Hairrh. V. V.

Brnman. rank lialley. H. Nassau Trust Company, IOI Broadway. Capital $500,000.00 Undivided Profits $366,198.42 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCE, AND SPECIAL KATES ON TIME DEPOSITS.

Authorized by law to act as Executor, Guardian, Trustee, etc. A legal denoaltory tor Court and Traut funds. Money loaned on approved securities. Accounts ot Individuals, BuslnosB Firm. EstatcB, Financial Institutions, invited.

Letters of Credit issued and guaranteed. ANDREW T. SULLIVAN. President. WILLIAM DICK, JOHN TIIUSI.OW.

U. V. BURNS, AHnlittant Secretary. against $2,882,943 last week and for the corresponding week last year. The value ot dry goods marketed was against $2,967,940 last week and $3,000,425 in the same Period last year.

DIVIDENDS AMD MEETINGS. Name. Date. Books 1 Books close. opsu.

Ala. Vicksburg. Am. Linseed Am. Linseed pld.

Am. Pipe lfg Co Am.Stoel Wire Am.Steel&W. pf. Ariz. Utah Ry.

Asphalt of Anier. Atl Charlotte. Bait. Ohio pC. Bensonhurst Bonanza Dev.

Co Borough Park Co Bos. Bos. Maine Calumet Heela Cambria Can. Pacific Can. Pacific Can.

Pacific ChestnutHlll RR Burl. Chi. Junction Chi. Junction pf. Cincinnati V.S.Y Colorado Fuel pf Columbus Commer'l 1 Mar.

19 1 Apl. 10 I Feb. 24 15i Mar. 15 Fab. 24 Mar.

10 3 Apl. 1 I Apl. 2 Mar. 19 Apl. 3 1H Apl.

2 1 Mar. Ill Aid. 3 Jiar. i Mar. 3 Mar.

ay Mar. 14 Feb. 21 Mar. 15 Mar. 14 Fob.

10 Mar. IB S2 Aril. 2: Mar. 15 An. 3 Mar.

Mar. 14 5 Mar. Ill Apl. 2 Mar. 30 Apl.

2 Apl. 4 Apl. 2 Aid. 2 Feb. 10 Mar.

14 Mar.lO Feo. 28 Mar. 6 Mar. 5 Mar. 15 1W $20 Mar.

0 Apl. Feb. 27 Apl. Feb. Fob.

20 Mar. Mar. 10 Apl. Mar. 10 Apl.

15 Mar. 5 1H Mar. 15 Apl. 2 Apl. 2 Mar.

12 8 Apl. Mar. 13 Anl. 2 j.o au. 21 Mar.

5 Feu. 21 Mar. 7 Consolidated Gas Consolidated Gas Con.LakeSup. pf. Cont.

Tobacco Cont. Tobacco p.f Del. Diamond Emp, state Idaho Mln'glmonthly) Empire Traction. Ev T. H.

Federal Steel Gen. Electric Greenland Coir. Havana Home Life Int Paper Int. Silver pfd Int. Sliver Laclede Gas Mex.

extra Missouri Kan. Tex. Xat. Biscuit N'at. Carbon pfd.

Nat. Lead pfd National Steel. Nat. Tube Nor. Pacific N.

Y. N. J. Tel Pennsylvania Penr.a. Steel Phila.

Reading 1st pfd. Republic Steel pf Rubber Goods pf. Stcnd. Oil. N.

J. St. Joseph St. I. M.

s. St.L.&S.F. 21 pf. Term. Coal I United Gas Union Pacific Union Pacific pf.

U. rf. Leather pfd W.Crnmp Sons W'msburgh City Fire Ins "vVelsbachCom.pf. "Western V. Jersey Sea.

Wolverinu Mln'g. Mar. Feb. 27 Mar. 10 1 Mar.

15 Foo. 27 Mar. 1(5 1H Mar. 15 Feb. Apl.

11 Mar. 15 1 Apl. 12 1M Apl. 2 Mar. 15 Apl.

12 Hi Mar. 15 Fob. 2S Mar. 10 2 Mar. 12 Mar.

Mar. 13 3 1 Mar. 15 Mar. 3 Mar. Aid.

16 Mar. 20 Mar. 10 Mar. 20 Apl. i liar.

31 1 Mar. IS JYtar. Mar. Feb. 9 Mar.

0 1 'Apl. 2 Mar. 15; Apl. Mar 1 Mar. 23 Mar.

1 Mar. 23 1M Apl. 1 2 Mar. 15 Feb. 24 Mar.

IB 1 Mar. 2 Feb. 17 Mar li Mar. 2 Feb. 17 Mar 3 a Mar.

13 Jan. 30 Mar. 14 I Apl. 5 Mar. 2 Anl.

7 1 1 Apl. 10 A pi. 4) Apl. 10 1M Mar. 15 Mar.

1 i Mar. 1(1 1H Mar. 15 Feb. 24 i Mar. 10 Mar.

20 1U Apl. 2 Mar. 15 Apl. 1 Mar. 5 Fob.

7 Feb. 19 Mar. 2 Mar. 13 Ma 13 Feb. 2S Mar.

14 Feb. 2S 10 2 Apl. Hi Mar. 8 Feb. l'l 1 Mar.

9 1H AVI. 2 1M Mar. 15 S20 Mar. 15 Mar.lo Apl. 2 Feb.

30 Mar. 15 15 Mar. 20 Feb. 28 Mar. 21 Jlar.

13 Jan. 3U Mar. 14 1 Mar. 3 Feb. 21 Mar.

5 Mar. 13 Feb. 20 Mar. 14 1 J.1I 1 Apl. 2 Feb.

28 Mar. 2(1 Apl. 2 Feb. 2S Mar. 20 A pi 2 Mar.

15 A pi. 3 Mar. 15 Mar. 5 Mar. 10 Mav.

5 v. 10 Mar. 1 Mar. 11 Ma 14 Feb. 20 Mar.

15 Mar. 15 Feb. 24 Apl. 2 Mar. 22 IK VA Meeting.

SAVINGS AUB LOAN. Eagle Savings Xoan IIS REMSEN ST. near City Hall Square. Assets $1,300,000.00 Surplus 160,000.00 PAYS 5 PER CENT. PER ANNUM.

JULY AND JANUARY. ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PAYS PER CENT. PER ANNUM. SEMI ANNUALLY, ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS.

PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM 2 TO PER CENT. PER ANNUM. ACCORDINO TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DEPOSITS REGULARLY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANY TIME. LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

EDWARD E. BRITTO.V, President. A. SCHWARZ. Vice President.

GEORGE! W. WAKEMAX, Secretary. JAMES T. ASHLEY, Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Edward M.

Grout, James H. Ferguson. Richard H. Laimbeer. Jr.

Edward M. Child. Amos H. Cropsey, Wm. K.

Cleverly, James T. Ahly, Edward E. Britton. Elwln S. Piper, George Wakeman John A.

Schwars. John T. Rarterty, George J. Jardin. Frederick H.

Schroeder. Henry B. Davenport. GENERAL COUNSEL. Messrs.

GROUT, MAYER. Jc HYDE I Bill COMPANY. Main Office, III 5th New York City Branch Office, Eagle Building. Brooklyn cdn SurpluH. Jan.

3, IflOU a4Sf3oa.4 Features: All loan. the best in building: and Business Local. No real estate 11 ii transaction con sidered outside of the Metropolitan District of Xew York City. Investment Shares carrying 6 per cent, div ldend coupons, payable semi annually through any bank. Savings Pass Book Shares, received at any time, and may be withdrawn en demand with accrued dividend at the rate of 5 per cent.

Installment Shares, 25 ccnt" share. Estimated maturity 12 years. A payment of $5 per month on 20 shares, will give $2, GOO at maturity. All dividends payable from earn Ings. Mortgages Paid Off and additional advances made where conditions warrant.

Homes Purchased payment. same as rent. Oorri'Hpontlence or Pernonnl Inquiry (llclled. TKTJST COMPANIES. WILLIAMSBURGH TRUST CO.

361 Fulton St, THE KKW I. STKKICT OFFICE NOW OI 15N FOR KLSI.VISSS. CAPITA I $700,000 surplus $350,000 J. O. JENKINS.

PRESIDENT. HERMAN Aa' ARMOUR. VICE PRESIDENTS. W. ADDISON FIELD, Secretary.

I. HAMUIIROER. AnslHtnnt Secretary. T. H.

McFARLAND. Assistant SecntMT. one half interest to W. Bedford for $4,225 over and above a mortgage for $2,750 and accrued interest. New Buildings.

EAST FORTY THIRD STREET, west side. 2TTt3 feet north or Avenue ons two story and attic frame, 19x33. one family, shingle roof; cost David Blohmbers. owner. OCEAX AVENUE, west side.

105.53; feet south of Avenue D. one two story and attic frame, 3Cx S0, one family, shingle roof; cost 511,000. George B. Ellis, owner. HENDERSON'S WALK, east side.

350 feet south of Bowery, 'one two story frame, 23x60. one fami.y, gravel roof; cost S2.S00. John F. Wagenman. ow.i er.

D1 KEMAN south side. 110 feet east of Van Erunt estate, one three story frame. 25x 52, six families, tin roof; cost J6.OC0. Christina. NeWn, owner.

AVENUE north side, northeast comer of East Twenty fourth street, one two story and attic frame. 25x3S1 one familv. shingle roof; cost SS.S50. Richard A. I laper.

owner. KING'S HIGHWAY, east side, northeast corner of East Fifteenth street, one two story and attic frame, 50x33. club house, shingle roof; cost Charles Lutz, owner. Mechanics' Liens. MARCH 1.

Parle place, No 123. Sixth av. 20x 100, Geo Smvth agt Mrs A Patterson J20S.60 Judgments. MARCH 1. Anffol.

Frank Hatter man and ano $110.34 3,652.30 53K.70 Anderson. Wm Anderson Burdick, Harry Stimas Vnionrtt Co. Zingrebe Hobby Bottling Co Kuber Brewery Waiters, Geo: exors Surah Runcle Healey, Jeremiah Berney Kolb. Max and Mary Merchants" Bank, Bklyn 62.32 232.15 Mortgages. MARCH 1.

Margaret Seery ICnine, Mary J. No 39 Irving Keim, to Eil way. Dubroi'f, A. to Leffmann, Broad Tunkonogy, Stone av. 3,700 cor Durnuni av Hoops.

F. to Hugh Hill, trustee, Atlantic av. nr lorn Hatncke. N. to Keuelhcdt, Pulton st, cur Ashford si Baylls, Mary E.

to Morris Building Co, East Fourth Ft. Lc, A to McLoughiin, Sands st, nr Bridge st Same to Isaac Cary. guard, eame prop Schmidt, F. to Schmidt. Reid av.

cor Greene av Taft, Eliz D. to Margt Kunzer. Devc st, nr Graham av Pierce. to A A Philips, jr. Miller av, Sieburg, to Wampum Society, Surf av, cor West Thirty third st liirschi.

Oath and Eastern District Savings Bank. Hancock st, nr Saratoga av Clark, J. to same. Quay st. Rafterv, a.

to finish. Nostrat.d av, cor Canarsle av Same to same, Xostrand av. cor Beverly roaxl Gee. B. to East New York Co op and L.

Afsii. Marion st. nr Hop kinso'u av, 0 yri Eiscrr J. to tame. Division av, nr MUler Pnuger.

A. Franklin Society for Home Buildinir and Savings, cightv third nr Thi: tetnth BehUn. Oith. to Bridge st. C.

1.10) 4,000 11,000 1.500 4.000 1.000 S.KO 3,350 1.0'0 McGovern to Cjara Walgrc vt Smith st, Fink. Bessl st. Hase.off. A. Pratt.

Herkimer Dod President 4.fn50 2,500 to Zacpal. Sumnrr av, to Reid and anc Xicoletta. A. to Stev son. Skillman st.

C.000 2, 00 Voigt, W. trv (. an. Oakland King, A. and Trust Co.

TVinihrup Flatbush st. near Flatbush Hibbard. Cath. to Broadway, Kf Mwoin. Dliz.

to Germania Savings Bank, McKibbn st. near Humboldt Behlin. Cath. to Vollmcr, Bridge st, near Nassau McCaughan, J. to Gerard.

India st. near Oakland Reehil. to Mary India st. Covell. G.

to Brpwsier. West Fifth st, near Shoepghead Bay road. BJmjjsoR. Mary A. to a Kissam, Oakland pi.

near Freeman BIbbcII. Lulu II to Bridges, Fourth av, near Sac tt Kay en. C. to Heinlockel Sons No 15 Myrtlf av Mackay, Ar.na A. to Mary Butterlck, IrvitifT place near Gates Lamb.

Groenjioint Savings Bank, Lorimer st, Canton. Ada R. to FJ Hicks. Pedg vick st. near Columbia Gaynor, J.

to Marie Logfr. President st. near Hicks Smntcn. Julia A. to Kajjk and Co, sc.

near I'tica av Evens. J. to Hannah Decker, Decatur st. near Keid av Flaase. A A.

to Martha Forty fourth Ft, near Thirteenth av Young to exors Lefferts, Sterling 3,000 6,000 2.000 1.100 1.750 4i0 2.0W 5.000 400 1. er.o 2.40 2.500 2. D00 26. 2:0 1.C0O 6.0T)0 S50 4. 000 5.

000 l.0 9,000 450 86,000 1.700 800 L500 1.000 3.5'0 Bailard. Jennie, st. McQuirk, Rosie. st, 2 niorts F. to to Nostrand, Sixth to McLaren.

Sixteenth Hall, Twenty first st. ManRan. Cath. to Franklin Trust Co. iweniietn st.

near Kixth av Neumann, J. to Bohack, Sumn a cor Pulaski st Kelsrenhauer. E. to Probst, Lexington av, near Reid Brown. H.

to Knox, Patchen av. r. Majruire. J. to Title and Co, Dean Fi.

Bitter. F. to A Rail. East Twentv eighth st. near Avenue Gsrnianla and Imp Co to exora Ab by Kouwenhoven, Mill lane.

Brtinjes. Kor.ke and to A Lamb Woodbine st. Eller. to Coombs, Grove Kt, near Knlokyrbocker av TV. to WilHamBburgh Sav r.e liank.

Linden (' Bunce. SKrnh E. to Jane Plttman, First near Fourth South Kingston, Jane, to HarkneSB, "beriand at, Cum Assigraments. MARCH 1. Hill.

R. trustee, to Fenn TUiaher. to A Everit Dov Iing, L. to Calkine Kath to Title and BusrnHl Adelaide K. to ame, four aeta Title nd Cu to Saxe! Mucy, oxi of Josiah.

to Underbill Kuard VetzeI. F. to Gutman Nichols. R. to LoonijH Swezey, exor cf to exors Marv'o'si mis fcayrei, Phebe H.

to Emma Me'k $2.2 j0 6.000 3.000 3.W0 10, COO 2.oco 3.000 Conveyances. MARCH 1. FULTON HT. west Ashford st x32.Cx77.10. Frederick MhWi.

24 Xicolaus Hatncke. 130 SEVENTY SIXTH ST. 3o ft'n'w Fourth av, "iOxiOO.4. hfitl, Theodora wife, and Wrn Brown to Edwin ey $3 0 EAST FOURTH ST, s. 100 fV Avenue K.

40x00, Morris Building (', to Mary Baylls, widow AVENUE D. s. Ah ft JCajj't Seventh st. 40x100. Victor Klmmelman to Annie A Kimmelmas.

mort 5t.000... FITTY SEVENTH ST. 100 Fourteenth av, GuxlOO.a. Frederic Haas to Deldamla Randall CLASSON AV. ata ft DeKalb'av' 25.9x78.nx2Sx7S.C, William Kelly to David Case, mort 5j0 Lot 16, block 127, assessment map Eleventh Ward.

Lucy Stoddard and aa extrx Nancy Wheeler to Robt Mc Manamy, all llena BROADWAY, h. 30 ft Aberdeen st. 30x09.3x31.7x80.3, Ella Leffmann to Geo XCeltn. mort BRADPORIJ ST, h. SO ft Sutter av" 20x100, Herbert Smith to Jane Hall' mort 12,500 STONE AV.

308.4 Blake av. 41.Sx 100. Beckle Uosenbnrff and Samuel Palley to Tene Altman. niorts $3,930. MARKET ST.

s. 200 ft Pitkin 40x100. Frank Lan and John Sockott to Jessie Ilsley, Y. mort $3,200 SANDS ST. s.

227 ft Bridge Rt, 2Gx 102.6, Leonard McPhall. Caroline McP Bersn and Marlon Peters to A RoRers Lee FORTY FIFTH ST, AS0 ft Flfth av, 20x100.2, Stephen Martin and Oscar Abrama to Edward Oxley, raort SIXTH AV, fl 6 'Sixth av, 4,000 3,700 Bid. Ask. e.liO 85 H. 110 70 86 H.

1:0 05 li. 5 70 O. 5 0.70 7o C.7t: 75 .7) S0 ti.85 Ol) 7.00 10 7.00 1) March April May June July August October November. January MISCELLANEOUS PBODTJCTS. Quotations of miscellaneous products on the New York Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: Flour was dull and weak.

Sales were 3 200 packages to noon. Quotations: City mills patents, nominal: city mills clear, nominal Minnesota patents, Minnesota bakers' $2.90 a3.05; winter patents, S3.liSa3.85; winter straights. 33.4u3.o;.; winter extras, S2.G'ja2.90: winter Upgrades. 10. Rye Hour was quiet, with fair to good, S3a3.20; fancy.

Beet was dull, with family, $llal3; mess $10a lO.oi); packet, Pork was quiet, with mess, 10.75all.25; family. S13al3.f,i); short clear. Lard was easy, wilh prime Western, Butter was strong, with state dairy, June creamery. lSa23c; factoi v. ITalDc; state creamery.

19a25c; Western creamerv, 19a25c; imitation creamery, ISa22c. Receipts were packages. CI eese was firm, with fall made fancy small, fall made fancy, large, 13c; choice grades, 12al ic. Receipts were 233 packages. Eggs were firm, with state and Pennsylvania.

16al(iiic; Western, ICC; Southern, Receipts were G.S46 packages. Sugar was dull. Fair refining. 3Vac; centrifugal. 96 test.

4c; molasses sugar. 3Ha3 11 lCc; rellnod market quiet; crushed. S5.60; repowdered, S3.30; granulated. $5.20. Petroleum was firm, with refined, all ports, Spirits of turpentine was dull at 55a53 Molasses was steady, but quiet, at 44a35c for New Orleans.

Rice was firm, with domestic, Japan, Rosin was quiet, with strained common to good, $1.75. Tallow was dull, with city, 5 7 16c: 'country, 5J4ai54c. Hay was steady, with shipping, 65a70c; good to choice SOaSTUc Potatoes were steady, with Long Island S1.50a2; New York fl.30al.75, Jersey J1.2oa:.50, Jersev swsets Lead was dull, with bullion price exchange price, l.70a4.75. Hides were llrm. with Texas dry.

24a30 lbs, 15ic; California dry, 21a25 lbs, 21V2C; Galveston dry, 21a2o lbs. WVsc. Parley was quiet, with feeding. 431lalGc, i. New York; malting.

49a.r4c, c. I. New York. Barley malt was dull. Straw was quiet, with long rye, 70a73c; short rye, 65a70c: oat straw.

45a50c. iieans were steady, with marrow. S2.ii,a2.23; medium, 2.10a2.:S, peas, S2.I2Via2.15; red kidney AVool was steadier, with domestic fleece 23a2Sc; Texas Hops were steady, with state, common to choice, 1S9G crop. 6c: 1S9S crop, 7a9c; JS99 crop. 12al3c; Pacific coast, ISM crop, 4a6c; 1S93 crop, 7a9c; lb9y crop, MINING QUOTATIONS.

The following shows the quotations for the principal mining shares to day on the Consolidated Exchange: Bid. Asked. I Bid. Asked. Alice Argentuni Anaconua Alamo Adams Con.

Belcher Iron Silver 70 18 .37 .17 .13 Isabella I Julia Con 0 I K'gstonfc 1'eai 33 Lacrosse 1 6 Leadvllle Con. .07 Little .17 Mexican lh Moulton 30 Mr. Rode 85 Molliedibson. Ontario Ophlr 50 Occidental 12 PlvmuutU 15 Phoenix Ci.M'g .10 Potosi 30 Pharmacist. Portland Quicksilver ..1.75 Quicksilver pf.7.

50 Savage 10 Merra Nevada Standard 3.85 Small Kudos specimen 10 Uiuon Con 1H Utah (,7 Union 40 Victor M. Con.1.00 Work Yellow Jaclte: .15 20 Best 4: Belcher Breeeo 1.30 Brunsw Oou. .24 Croesus 0 I Crlp.CreekCoa Creec Crlp.O Chollar 25 Crown .10 ChrvHolite 05 Uou.Ual. Sz Va.1.35 Coni8tocJc Tun sstoelr i)1 Rouds Scrip (Jo Crescent 12 .7 ataipa Dunlcin .10 3.U0 Deadw'aTerra Daly Eureka Con. .15 Fatli'rJjeSme: .08 Ui.uld Curry lioJd 'leeco.

s. .30 limeatake. Burn 1.10 Colorado Springs, Col. Mining stocks closed bid yesterday as follows: Acacia, Alamo, 16; Argentum. IS; Anaconda, 39; Anchoria, 91; Bankers', 17; Battle Mountain, 34; Blue Bell, 14; C.

C. Consolidated, 22; C. 14H; Columbino Victor, 20; Dante. Damon, 20; Blkton, 126; El Paso, 39; Findley, 13; Golden Fleece. 27; Gibson, 24; Gold King, 99; Gold Knob, 19Vi; Gold Sovereign.

12; Gold Coin, 2S5; Gould, 35; Garfield, 18; Hart, 18; Ingham, 18; Isabella, 123; Independence, 62; Jackpot, GO: Kevstone. 19t: Lexincton. 20Vi: Mount Rosa, 93; Matoa. 25; (Jasnen, So; Aloon Anchor. 63; National.

HVi; Nugget, 21'4; Ophir, 57; Orphan, 22; Pharmacist, 16i: Pinnacle, 22 Portland, 2S8; Raven, S2'i; Raw lings, 29; Specimen, 10; Tornado, 55; Temonj, 25; Union, 4S; Vindicator, 155; Work, 36; Zenobia, 16. NETS' RAILROAD EQUIPMENT. The Railroad Gazette says: "The Baltimore and Ohio is in the market for 200 Rodger ballast cars. The Arizona and New 'considering Trdering about 'twenty four freight cars. The Pittsburg and Lake Erie has ordered 130 steel cars from the Pressed Steel Car Company.

The Southern Missouri and Arkansas has ordered three cars. The Issaquah Coal Company, Seattle, is considering ordering a few coal cars of 80,000 pounds capacity. The Southern Pacific is reporter as negotiating for additional box cars. The Coahuila and Pacific has ordered two caboose, (our box and fifty flat cars from the American Car and Foundry Company. The Vandalia order with the American Car and Foundry Company referred to last week calls ror 360 instead of 300 coal cars.

The Colorado and Southern nrdpr with the Car and Foundry Company calls for f0 stock and 007 1 it 1 LUtO Lam. 1 It IICCllll U.OU IUIYC liiL If is saiu to oa consiQermg autnttonai oraern tor rolling stock to be placed within the next six months. The American Steel and Wire Company has Issued specification for 1,000 wooden gondola cars. The Philadelphia and Reading on February 27 increased its order with the Pressed Steel Car Company from 500 to 550 wooden box cars with Bteel tinder frames. The McCloud River is having one locomotive built.

The Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf has ordered ten locomotives. The Baltimore and Ohio has ordered 100 more compound consolidation engines like the sixty five now building. Another 100 engines are wanted, but nothing has been decided aa to when they will be ordered. IKON AND STEEL NOTES. Great activity continues at all furnaces and mills throughout the country.

The Dunbar Furnace Company of Dunbar. is rebuilding one of its furnaces and hopes to have it completed and ready for operation about April 1. Tho Iroquois Furnace Company has begun to make arrangements for the erec tlon of a second blast furnace at Its plant al South Chicago. Jefferson Furnace at Oak Hill, has been purchased by the Jefferson Iron Company It is now being repaired and will probably be ready for blast about May 1. The John A.

Roebllng's Company of Trenton recently shipped to Manila 2,200 miles of galvanized Norway iron wire, weighing 440,000 pounds. The Sharon Steel Company of Sharon, will add a 10 mill tin plate plant to its now works. Tho works of the Pacific Wire and Nail Company at Oakland, which have been Idle for nearly six years, are about to be nut In operation and I uof, bn 33M 34 din 35H 35)4 2' 22 '2! azu 5.77 5 .75 5.M7 5.S5 5.B5 o.2 5.82 5.80 6.. 5.S0 ij.ti'J March Slav July G4t to 6hH CORX March May July September. a4 35 i 35H OATS March May July Wit W3U 2t4 LARD March May July fi.90 o.y 5.82 6.00 RIBS March May July o.

1 7 O.SU 5.85 6.H7 5.76 5.80 PORK March May July 10.45 Ul.titi 10.05 10.40 lbio 1 o.d; 10.47 .10.5 ui.es 10.67 10.45 trJAJ.JN AJMJJ STATISTICS. The following tables show the dallv move. rnent ol grain as posted at the Produce Exchange to day: Flour, Barrels. Chicago r.i'i Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St. lvouis l.o vj Kansas City r.etroit 200 Trcf.l 47,74.: Wheat, Bushels.

27,200 12,600 190,100 232,320 6,000 2S.6Q0 12,707 650 Corn, Oats. Bushels. 413,180 3,400 17.220 18.067 10,000 33.000 13.S6; 3.200 210.000 IS.QO'J 26, 520 3.0I3 530,477 517.92S 273.420 SHIPMENTS WESTERN POINTS. Wheat, Corn. Oats.

ri ls. IluHhcls. Bushels. Bushels. C.licago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duiutli St.

Louis Kansas City Detroit Pi orla Total :o.57o 1.2A7 26.S00 04. 33,600 12,150 2.S33 3.132 37.000 21. COO 5.200 3.1,000 Virl 757 4,036 050 4S.OO0 112.707 93.515 330.296 RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. i'lotir. Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barrels uhels Bushejs.

Bushels Jo.bW 6., N'eiv York Boston Baltimore OrleanH Galveston Total 10,634 12.95S 375 4,000 11.C0O 8,932 61.143 122,310 I4.3M 291.II&5 12,117 2S.U21 2. Oil EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn, Oats.

Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. New York Hoston kUaiiclphla llaltlniore New Orleans 3.790 34.2ti 1O7.S0H 111.420 33,714 T.12.51C 2,438 93! 350 95,783 Galveston Total IS.

014 13,130 THE LIVE STOCK MAEKET. unicago, Aiarcn uatue Keceipis, o.uuu; generally about steady; good to prime steera, ponr to medium, stock ers and feeders, cows, heifers, canners, bulls, calves, Texas fed steers, Texas bulls, Hogs Receipts 10 day, to morrow, left over. 7 Steady at yesterday's close; top, mixed and butchers', $4. 60a good to choice heavy, rough heavy, light, bulk of sales, $4. 75a4.

81; i. THE COFFEE MARKET. There was very little liquidation of coffee contracts this morning and the sales reached tho very large amount of CO, 000 bags during the forenoon session. There was a comparatively steady opening with prices unchanged.