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7 18 THE BROOKLYN DAILY FAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1902. IBtTST'COitCPiSJnES." THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

fancy pines. S2a3 doz; smooth Cayenne. Iti cases. 18 to 20 count. J3; 24 to 30.

$3.50: nuts, per pound, almonds. Tarueons. ISc: shelled Jordan, d5a4Uc; 1, uh.ltu In lifru "if Slleilv fi)liert9. THE Gill MARKETS. Tilllc' Heymann to Hortense Krinbourg, morts $5,500 con omiL UFLMONT AV.

9 SO ft Mllforrl St. 20xf, Paul Ledoux to lcwis Stroh son and Sarah his wife, tenants by fntlrt'tv nom IDamilton Flour. Wheat, Corn. Oats. Barrels.

Bushes. Bushels. COO 8.357 2.177 11.342 4.600 7,400 24.200 108.773 417..310 1C4.427 131.692 Detroit Peoria Capital, pins and XfnSt Total I III.AKK AV. s. 75 ft fl'Schenck av.

RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC POP.TS. 3.SD0 1. KO 1.600 2. 27.o''0 No. 191 Montague Street.

Livingstone. J. to Atlantic and I. Assn. i.uuliiss Oehrle.

11. County Savings Yri. it," Uuytr.vh av, Kosciusko ft A. to A Mayer, Devoe st, nr Catti.irui,. S.

to .1 Amns, Mooio nr M.irrII Sti Hebo i II Struio. I'lushiiiir av. (' a 1 iryiin, Ann ami ti, Title and i'ii. Marry a nr Lynch si Cohen, and A I'lunketl tn same. El i no st, nr Park av 1 it 1 1 1 I) to s.

nnil av. cor Flfty IUsh st Ryan. Mary A. to same. Kulton si.

cor Noslran.l (' Mary, to Kctts. Assignments of Mortgages. Company 13c; Naples, 12al3c; Turkish, 9c; walnuts. Gren I obie. 14c; French marabouts.

12u; mixed, 25a50c; puund boxes. 12c; peunuLs. fancy hand plckeO. i Hfcc; roasted, $1.60 per bushel: new ginger roor. I 17c per pound.

California frmts Quinces. J2.23 per case of 75; I plums, Sl.25ul.30 per case: peaches, POcall per I case: Bartlett pears. per case; grapes. per case. Tekay.

J2a2.30 J1.75: aasorted graphs. J2.25; cornichon, j. Autumn fruits Cranberries, Cap Cod. 12 a2.25 per box; $7as per barrel: grupes, per i case. Catawba, tl; Delaware, flal.SO Niagara, Concord.

wine per ton. i dark. S35u45: white. $30aG0; peaches. Western I mate.

75c per basket: Jersey. 40a75c per G. P. Truslow. broker, 74 Broarlway.

has sold to V. C. Kalkenbclm. the three story and basement brown stone dwelling on north side Taylor street, 135 feet west of Bedford avenue. The follow! were the real estate auction sales to day: Underbill avenue, west side.

2t feet south Butler street, 75x10(1. First parcel, sold to H. Ki'nnoily for LOO. Underbill avenue, west side, feet south Butler street. 7jx72.6x!.7xl2S.'j.

Second parcel, sold to W. li. Kennedy for $3,000. Underhill avenue, west side. SI feci south Park place.

SuxlOO. Third parcel, sold to H. Kennedy for Croton avenue, near East One Hundred and Eighty seventh street. Borough of the Bronx, SILAS B. DUTCHER, President.

WILLIAM BERRI. Vice President. JOSEPH B. WHITE, 2cf Vice Pres. A Set GEORGE HADDEN.

Asst. Secretary. Board of Trustees. Flour. Wheat, Corn.

Oats, Barrels. Du'sh ils. Bushels. Bushels. New York 20.120 201.62."i 34,630 70.300 Boston 4.037, in.Sl) 17.642 Philadelphia 11.873 12.374 l.O.Vi Baltimore 12.423 23.776 6.084 1.30.1 New Orleans 4.0C4 3.001 6.S23 Galveston 19.330 7,200 Total 62.139 322.690 C3.34 114.639 EXPORTS FKO.Yi ATLANTIC POKTS.

Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barrels.

Euiihels. Bushels. New York 2S.436 2.73D 7.4 27" Philadelphia 5.54 1.650 7.911 Baltimore 2.i.("7 New Orleans 11.024 72.0!i 30 Galveston 112.000 23,315 Total 59.4S7 205.333 27.713 63.171 Favorable Weather Outlook in the Winter Wheat States Corn at Chicago Higher. The wheat market was firm but'quiet this morning and there appeared to be a little doubt in the air which detracted from the bull confidence. Prices opened at a slight advance and weje very firm during the morning, but not active.

The Northwest markets were strong and higher, which gave some confidence to the buying, but receipts were ngain liberal; 859 cars against 692 last year, and In the Southwest the receipts were 355,000 bushels, against 119.000 last year. The i xK'i'. I'hrlstlana Schnmbs to Fred erluh Raelhln mort $1.600 nom HSRHERT ST, 25 ft Monitor st, Mary and Catherine Mc Cusker. chliiren and hoirs Michael Mc Cusker. to Ann McCuskfr, widow, all title, mort Jl.LrOO 200 St'MXEH AV.

s. SO ft 3 Quincy st. 2nxS0. Julia, wife, and Daniel Fucha Davis Herman mort nom IlIiOOMH ST. .12.

ft Humboldt st, 2rx73.Sx25x74.1, Franklin Society for Home Building an.i Savings to Michael Kellv nom BROOME ST. same property. Gilbert I loyd, Jr. to Franklin Society for Home nnlldinR ami Savings. nom MrJinxoFGH ST.

s. 100 ft Marcy av. inxion. Julius Straus.s and Samuel Chartc to Joseph Schwarx. mort nom KFRKIMKli ST.

s. 125 ft Rninh av. 25xl'1'). Isaac Wood to John mort $1.400 nom TMI'KIN? AV, 100 ft Gr ene av. i IixItXt.

Carrie A Basse tt to Louise Hct Hi! carriers. i.ca:..o; licnigBii. br.st.el: pears. Kclfer. open Sial.50: double h'iids, JJ.7i.i2 per bbt: Eastern Bartlett.

$3a5 per bbl; seckel. per barrel: OCTOBER Cm. Wmterinanlle. .1. to A nsteln I Ann Ul Huffman.

Lawyers' Mort Ins to clarlison. I trust, I r. trl.i Van Iiiers'tl'nc! i S2 2.50 per keg; Louise si.uu per keg; Sheldon. 52.5oa3 per barrel: apples, upon head, i poor to fair SlaI.50: Snow. 4a4.S: Fall Pippins, 3: King.

S2.5ua3.50: Fallwater. $1 5( Alexander. I'eliott lied. $3.50: crab apples. per peach basket: quinces.

per peach basoi; SluO per bbl; genuine Colorado melons, I per eat express melons. 3.25a:!..'.0: ciuou piesei W1LL.1AM BEltRl. LUCIUS H. UIGLOW, KZRA 1. BUSHXELK DAVID F.

BUTC HER. VERSLEY CH1LDS. CH.1KLES COOPER. SILAS B. WILLIAM H.

DA VOL. JOHN DITMAS P. II. FUNN. JOHN R.

HEOEMAN. HENRY HY. E. HUTCHINSON. W.

C. HUMSTONE. JOHN C. JIcGUDRE. El'G.

F. O'CONNOR. THOS. E. PEAHSAiai FBED H.

DAVID B. POWELL. MILLARD F. SMITH. WM.

V. R. SMITH. T. L.

WOODRUFF. JOSFPH B. WHITE. WHITNEY. IOOxSO.

Sold n. Arthur A. Quinn for i FkuimVh Trust AVilliam H. Kennedy and another vs. Ellen E.

of i n. Jan. i.ake. assts Kennedy et al. Hushes Heistad.

attorneys, xrs KHz Lake. $1,000 6.500 1.53'") nom 5.700 6.00') 6,200 6.0)0 1 500 2.5'J'O t'XIS Of. to 26 Court street. George S. Billings, referee BUTTER.

CHEESE AND EGGS. Butter Quiet trailing, but a penerully steady market for all prrades. We quote: Creamery, ex trap, per 25c: do. firsts, ilo. sec owls.

21a221, ic; do. lower (Trades. Il.a2.c: creamery, held, extras. iln. firsts.

22' state dairy tubs, fancy. do. firsts. 22a23c; ng ineiL ns, vt aioo per bbt; thubaro. i.

t'ei oaLches: new chestnuts. per bushel; parcl. im: corn. 7c per pound. VcKelables Gietn corn.

Jlal.SO per 100 ears. Man. I cabbage. 100 heads, flat Dutch. SleYiuU: choice.

S3a4; red. 5 jc per doien; nututoe bbl. New Jersey. stat and Michigan, 2a 3.13; Long Island. f2a2.2.

Norfolk sweet potatoes. JI.75a2 per barrel: Lonw Is Partition sale. James L. Brumley, auction Title ins V. "til N.

Yi.i 'Mortgage eer, at Real Estate Exchange. and Security Co. assnus South Se. ond stret. south side.

12.1.7 feet Margareton. Hof east n.eap street, runs east t.ax. south 120X Kni. II. to fath rimer do.

seconds. 2ja21'. do. luwer crades. 13a 10 northeast to i land per bhi: fancy cauli Kelly.

M. Franklin SoeS. tv for ltome Vestern Imitation creamery, finest. 20c: do. fal southwest 80x north 3 beginning.

First parcel 750 Kl.lg an. s'vks Hall. Cutli Tonnele, exr Pays liberal interest on daily balances. Higher rates paid on time deposits. Acts as trustee and transfer agent for corporations.

Authorized to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Wills legally prepared and safely kept. Family and business accounts solicited. Conveyances. r.o.vers, per parrc egs jutting, jei sey.

per barrel; Norfolk green peas, 1 per basket; bsatut. Norfolk green beans. (1.25 per bbl basket: wax. SI. 23; Long lslaiu v.

ax ana gieeti. pe: bag. beau il per bug; jo.alo Uiiias. per bag; ordinary 11. nas.

cranb. rry beans, il per 1 2 bbl basket: pumpkins, 75caSl pf bbl: marrow squash. 75e.i.'l per barrel Hubbai'dstown squash. flal.25 per barrel; yelluw squash, 50a7oc per uue tnii'd barrel basket; white summer squash, jla 1.5.).;j5r barrel: Li.r, Island bunch beets. 100 bunches: new white turnips, 51.50a2 too bunches; t.2.'.a bbl; new parsnips.

40a30c per dozer bunches; il.23al.54 per bbl; Long Island Cerrots. 20c dozen bunches: J1.75 bbl; oyster plant. NINTH ST, s. 304.10 Prospeet Park W. Pt.

20.6x90, First Construction Co to Eva A Bancroft, widow nom FF.ARI, ST. s. 50 ft Concord St. 25x S7.t. Emily Chitty to the Wendell ft Evans Co nom "WARREN ST.

s. 1S4.6 Court st. Wm Pate to Michael Modi pan, mort $3,000 nom YXCH ST, 16t ft Marcy av. 25x100. Nirola MarineUi to Angelo A Marlnlli rrnm DIVISION AV.

s. 65 ft Rodney st. 20x0. Thoo Case to Auru Rt hrf ns. Y.

mort $4,500 exch NORTH PORTLAND AV. s. 1T2.S Flushinp av. 24.Sx?0. Cath Hall, widow.

Y. to Vincent MorronRl ello and Giuseppe Ftcnciimani, tenants in 4,000 MORREI.L ST. s. ft Varet st. 25 Wm Chorosh.

Y. to Jen nip berc. nom NEW 1'TREf'VIT AV. cor Seventieth st. S2.9 a 101.3 tn nv 44.6.

Geo Nostrand to John I Nostrand nom A ST SEVE NTE NTH ST, s. 407. 10 f. 1 )orchostfr mad or Av D. 100x100, Manor Realty Co to 1 hos nom OCTOUER SO.

STKItLl.VO PLACE, av. K.tixim, rutl. Frank Sny.l. to Henry Tr. n.

hunl. jr, m.irt Sli.fi.i.l FORD ST. s. Park av. Kr.xi'ii'i tr.

Walworth st. Iis.ils. Davl.i an.l Manila Illnns an.l Emma an.l same as exrs wills an, I KHzalieth Hinns. lo National Foun Keap street, southeast side. SO feet southwest South Second street, Second parcel.

Samuel II. Coombs and another vs. John J. Uevereaux et al. Theodore B.

Gates, referee. Partition sale, by referee. In rotunda of County Court House." Sold in two parcels to plaintiff for J.ViO. Lee avenue. 227, between Lynch and Mid dletoD streets, four story and cellar brick tenement house.

2r.xS0.lfi. Executor's sale, lo close estate of A. Condon, deceased. James L. Brumley, auctioneer, at Real Estate Exchange.

Sold to Sarah for over mortgage of New Buildings. to good. lSalOc; ilo. lower ifrades, renovated, extras. 20e2a21; common to prime.

1 71, a20c; Western factory. June make, fancy. 19c: eto. fair to pood. lTalSVi do.

current make best. lSalSi ic: do. seconds. do. lower grades.

lfialGjc: packing stock. Cheene Market continues quiet, but fancy grades held in instances higher than quotations. Skims Unchanged. Cable 55s r'or colored and 55s 6d for white. We quote: state, full cream, small, colored or white.

September, fancy 12'iiC: October, choice. 12Uc: good to iirime. common to fair. lOalHic; large, colored or white. September, fancy, 12t jc: October, choice, 12c: good tn prime, llalle: common to fair.

I'jallUc: light small, choice. Italic: large, choice. TOaiOVjC: part skims, prime. 9V iiric; fair to good. S'Aavc: common, 6a 7c.

Eggs Fanciest fresh steady, but all other grades dull and weak. We quote: Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy selected white. 26c: average best. 25c: good to prime. 22a24e held and mixed.

20a2Ic: Western, iors off. 24'ia25c; choice to country cnndled. at mark. 22n24c: northerly seclions. unoan.lled.

19 .22. sou'rerly sections. lSia21c: dirties. lfinlOc: refrigerator. 17 a21c.

I 50c tier dozen bunches "jlnataes, crate. $3,300 330 Keyport and Long Island. ucajl.aL'; small yeuow eg toni.aoes. basket; best Jersey green peppers. 7Cca51 barrel: cucumbers, groenhouse.

per dozen; Shelter Island cucumbers. i'J per bbl; mustard cucumbers. SI pei bushel: iii kling cucumbers. t2a2.50 per 1.0IH. lettuce.

iter by the case. i2a2.50: Long Island. jier barrel; spinach, 75c pel barrel: kale, 2'a50e pk barr.i; Long Island col er, 75caT 25 'n buneliea: slate celery. 23a50c T. west EAST ElOHTKK.VTH STItl feet north of Ii.

roa.l I QXTEE3STS BOBOUGE. side. rv fianie. Lizzie side. ry frame, Lizzie 2C.6x?, f.ne faniil siiinirl eost M.

Moore, ou r. i.r.lt: 1 roa.i KAT EIOHTKKNTII STRIIKT. w. feet north ni one farnih. eost il.

Moore, own r. Peverlev ATI. ANTIC AV. 11:1.4 Carlton av. and vih Central Park.

I. I. to Hei liar.l W0I11 Ali.AN'TIc av. same property. mhard Wolff to Mi.

ln. li Mar.i SKU.I.MAX AV. s. ft 0 Lorimer St. "'Xll lu Keheoe.i wi.lew; Susan Keh.

eea A anil Jam. Uii and Mary S. rviss. h. irs harles Thrn.

rtrn. to Virginia Mull. Ill A AV. s. av.

Mlllor to ICveret; ('aids' A A AV, 'ft I'ltk'in a'. xl'; Ui.ekav.ay av. s. ft I'itkin av. Kv.relt Caldwell to M.

riis Tatn an.l Ferdinand Iticlit b. rii. ni ItFAtSFN AV. s. I 1 it Avemie' Mi.

Iiro. klyn l)i Co to Knnna 1 lemmler. Wellsville, tlhii. RALPH AV, y. 1 In ft t'Jrant St.

Mxlee. Mr.inklyn Dev.c.iptneni to Weilsiille, (li.io. HAY TUKNTY SKi oNI) ST, ft riidity siMh si. h. 1.

iifs I trims Malil. la Smitli, mol per bunch; fall spinach. per bbl; Brus se.s sprouts, 3aluc (tuart; radishes. Long Island. 1 Jlal.en pjr Pw tiunciie.

leeks. per ion bunches: water cress, per dozen bunches; Long Island parsiey, per 100 bunches, i soup greens. per bunches; kohl rabi. i f2 per one humllc bunches; onions, white Mechanics' Liens. OCTOBER 30; Fnin 7." ft Elm st, 25x100, Bmuklyn Hitls, Jamaica.

John Car nter (o a.t May Torr and Han kitis Parr MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS p. L.ariel bnsx. s.eiiad per nt i Sales were was firmly held and Ul Pecetnts 29 120. Quo I B'JCusuc per crate: Long isianu ieo. aj.ou per 6 hio packages up to noon Judgments.

THE PEOPLES Trust Company, 172 Montague Street. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $2,6 10,000.00 FELIX CAMPBELL, President. J. G. DETTMER, First Vice President.

HORACE J. MORSE, Second Vice President EDWARD JOHNSON, Secretary, CHARLES A. BOODY, Asst. Secretary THUSTEES. Eugene G.

Blackford, Solomon W. Johnson; Isidore M. Bon, James Jourdan. David A. Boody.

Robert Kimball. I 'elix Campbell. Jas. McMahon. Amory S.

Carhart, Horace J. Morse. Wm. M. Cole, Herbert L.

Pratt. Wm. Daenport. Clarence W. Seamans.

J. G. Dettmer. Howard M. Smith, Bernard Gallagher.

Caslmlr Tag, William B. Hill. George P. Tanueman. Frederick A.

Ward. Interest Allowed on Deposits. Letters of Credit Issued. Payable in Any Part of the World. ATLANTIC AVK.VHK.

arth feet vest of Ct'irt street, t.v., ne siery i.rict:. stor, an ne family, prav. Associates, owners. 171' str et. EIGHTH AVKNTK, east side.

feet inch, north of Seventh street, live three si.orv 1 ri, 2ti.sxl7.iK one family ra. el eoM 000. John T. Allen. r.

Clinton street EAST SIXTEKN'TH STHICKT. side. 77, Hot south of Dorchesfr r.nl. one two 27x30. one family shinitle Samu.

S. owner. Nin. nh street! corner Avenue 11. rations Iln ip ofi nuent ton Minne 1 barrel: rec a.

per uarrei, winter strniclits. winter extras, J2.S0a il' ei 'mf tIK 'r, OCTORER 30. Divine. Patrick Emerald and Phoenix Brewing Co of Friedman, Rabert Nicholas Becker James John Cupek, jr Gi Frank Mna Scbuler St'Tti, Theodore Same H'izard. Edward Sjame Jacob Ausust II Otto Newman.

1'cter Eni' rald and Phoenix Brewing Co of Canada turnips. Jtal 25 per bhi; beets. per 150 bunches: ner tjbl; escarolle. per beails; sprouts. per bbl: scalilons, 5on75c per too bunches: dill.

33a50c large bunch: mushrooms, 30a40c per pound: garlic. J3c per bunch: new crnr horseradish. S1.23al.3o per dozen bunches: knc cetery SnaCOc per dozen bunches: pickle peppers 20c per 4 bunches. jsi.r.3 232.32 287.17 421.7.! 423.73 425.73 H3.S2 29.01 bears look at the enornioufl movement, the gain in the receipts having piled up very rapidly this week, so that a large increase in the visible supply is anticipated. The enthusiasm on the Pacific coast has waned to some extent.

The weather was favorable In the winter wheat states and prices were Influenced a little by this, as the outlook for the growing crop Is excellent. Foreign markets were Arm and a little higher, but as shown in the export business are still a little below an export parltv. Clearances' are excellent and have gained considerably of both wheat and flour this week. One factor in situation which has been overlooked is that some of the large winter wheat mills have recently become good sellers of flour, possibly owing to the winter wheat movement, and there is some talk of a possible strike in the Northwest. There were no Argentine exports for the week.

Argentine crop reports were favorable. The Commercial West of Minneapolis says: "There are 75.000.000 bushels of Northern wheat to be marketed, of which Minneapolis mills will require 50,000,000. leavinp 25.000,000 for other requirements." The Northwest Miller said the Minneapolis mills last week ground 1,870,000 bushels of wheat and will grind 1. 885. 00.0 bushels this week.

The flour output last week' was 431. 000 barrels, and will probably reach 435.900 barels this week. The Minneapolis rill Is la it week sold a greatly reduced quan of flour. These which disposed of their mil output were fortunate. Many fell considerably sho of doing that way.

There were cases where sales snowed a decrease of 50 per cent, compared with preceding weeks. The mills ar pretty generally fortified with an accumulation of orders, and in running upon these they are very busy. Wheat was very dull and very heavy in the afternoon, selling off to 1 cent from top prlccG of the day, closing at about the lowest. Bradstreet's exports were 5.997,'0n0 bushels. Export sales of 55 loads were reported, but.

not fully confirmed. There was a fairly active market. with prices unsettled and higjr, particulany on Chicago December, which showed an id vance of about 2c. per bushel from the cwest of yesterday. There were reports that charters had been made at Chi? for shipment out of all the stock corn there.

less than 70O.CO0 bushels, in public olevicors. while the weather was soft in 'he Souih west. There were reports of i conccntrater! long interest in December a.jaln. and shorts were rather nervous. Corn was quiet and lower in the afternoon, closing quiet but steady.

Bradstreet's exnorts were 153.000 bushels. Export sales of 10 leads were reported. Trade in oats was qe rt with the market about steady, showing very little feature. The firmness in enc'uraged buying to some extent, and there did not appear to be any considerable pressure on the market, notwithstanding the free movement of oats at the West. Oats were quiet in the afternoon, but about steady.

In provisions the market was moderately active "out very steady. Live hogs wore in smaller supply and higher, and confident predictions of small stocks of provisions had some effect. Provisions were quiet and lower in the afternoon, closing quiet. Uf.ST SIXTKENTH STRKKT. ast side.

3.l 1 DI VTTJKTTDS AND WTE TINGS Mortgages. north avenue, one one store frame. HxtJe. shop, irrav, I roof; cost i Saivator'c owner. on premises.

KICKS and WEST NINTH STREETS, southwest corner, one one story frarn wa' 'u shod, tar roof: cost .57,0. J. Hall own. street. New York filv EAST TWENTT THIRn west sele, 200 feet north Avenue F.

on. two storv frame. 23x3fi. one family shimtlo of; eost S.I.OOi). Christian Haur.

owner, I nlv foiiitit street and Foster avenue. EAST TWENTV THIRII STREET, west silo. I'M feet north of Avenue F. one two storv fram one feinlly rlweilinc. shinsle roof: eost EAST FIFTEENTH ST.

s. U) ft N. II Si.vor. 1.. Susan unij direvs.

EAST I'oniTKHXTII ST. s. 31. ft A'e J. xloii, liart.or and Suburlian I'ddB ail.

I Mp Assn 10 Davl.l Ch.ll liiann HAY nil AV s. Etiih leemh av. L'MxMO; Seventieth si. s. fr iriph.t.

ntli Nin. nth av. Marv Wads Wort! lo VYm. I. Davi.l ST.

11 i ar: st. A iiramovltz In Jacob. also kn.ovn Edward Strein Sh. en. irate.

Books Rooks close, open. winter leu grades. 52.05a2.tJO. Rye flour was sf fair to good, chol. fancy.

f3.50a3.7.5. Sugar whs firm. Fair refining. 3HC; 90 test, molasses sugar. '2V'; refined, firm, 3.

15; powdore.l. 54 75; grantdated. $4. S3. was ipiiet wUb famllv, mess.

SUalt 70: packet. Pork war. firm: mess. JlS.50a3S.75; family, S20a 21.25. short Petroleum was firm.

Refined, al! ports. $7. 40a 7.4.5. Tli lf steady, with Texas dry, 24a20 pounds, 11c; Galveston dry. 21a25 pounds.

18c: California dry. 21a25 pounds, tf c. Spirits of turpentine firm: oil. 53ia54c. Rice wa firm; domestic 4Vta6! Japan, la 47sc.

Tallow was weak, with cltv 6Uc: country. 6eia7e. Rosin firm: strained, common to good. 1.75. Ilav was steadv; new shinping.

53n.70c; good, to clK'lee. 97.0HS1. Potatoes stendv; Long Island. state and Western. Jersey, South Jersey sweets.

Sl.75.i2.75. Barlev dull; feeding. 41t c. i. f.

Buffalo; malting. c. I. f. nuffalo.

Nov. 3 OcU II Kov. 3 Nov. 1 Oct. 25 I.

Nov. 3 Nov. 24 OC 23 i Nov. 10 Nor. 1 Oct.

10 Nov. Nov. 1 Oct. 10 3 Nov. 10 7oc.

5 Nov. 11 2,750 1.200 1 I INTY christian Itaur. East Twenty fourth street and; Foster avrraie. ST OSBOIiNE STREET, east side, so f. et inches run', 'i'xs oouu'i of.

Dumont four three story frame. .11 to 11 av. William Fer Partley, pt, niort Nov. Nov. 11 Nov.

IS 1 i Nov. 15 Nov. a Nov. 10 14 Nov. 1 Oct.

15 Oct. Miv. 14 1 Dec. 1 Nov. Iv I Dec.

2 li Nov. 11 No. 4 i 2W Nov. 15! Nov. 3 1.200 store two taniiiies.

tin cost fi.e'ii Jll.ooo. Cmman. owner. Watkins and i SII KFFIFLU AV. Llvclnla i Cv or Suiter av, runs to Sutter av.

xv Is. John Henn, tt to Marearet IT COMPANY. S2.30a Beans firm: marrow. eOa2.20: medium 2.43: peas. S2.30a2.tO; red kidney.

H3.10a3.23. COc. Nov. 1 Oct. 15 Nov.

3 Nov. 13 Oct. 10 Oct. 37 Deo. 1 Nov.

20 llec. 2 Dec. 1 Nor. tlDec. 12 nom nom Straw steady: long rye, 7'ia77, je.

Hops firm: srair. common to choice. 1912 crop. 2Sa37c; 1901. olds.

7nl2iic; Pacific coast. 1902 crop. 25a31c; 1901, 2ea27c; olds. 7a121c. 111 i 1 i i.n 1 1 i iii 1 norm srie.

feet east of Fourteenth, avemie. one three storv frame. 32.0x20. stable, shinttte roof: cost fiie'i'. V.arv Kater.

owner. Fifty sixth street and Thirteenth avrnue. USHOKXE STREET, east side, southeast corner of Dumont avenue, throe storv frame lit 43. store and two families, tin root: eost Charles Comman. owner.

Watkins and Livonia avenues. OSUORNE STREET. ast side. SCO foot south or Hlake avenue, one three story frame, 2ox4 1. store and two families, tin roof; cost St.i.".0.

Philip Greenbaum, owner. Montsomerv street New and Iteheeca Henneit. mort CL' AV. 11 cor 'niirb si! I'i i. Adam iienderoth to Justus Lla fzlnir.

CLKNM. iK AV. same properlv. to Elizabeth, wile A.iatn Render. '1 NASSAF i s.

ft Stanton st. 27.x "7. hel. John Pearson. Camden .1.

to John (fuilfoyN NASSAF ST same property, Sarah C. wife. and Edward Lanne. Olympia. OCTORER 30.

Iurton, Florence nd Thomas, to John Hamilton. Second st. s. 225 ft Ash bur iiv, 75 1 00 Bay Side Petvrs. Hf nry T.

to Charles and Valentine Smith's oxs, Catharine Ray nnr, lots 5. iC. map Ben Mott, Far lioekaway Ul' dmaii. Valentine Emma st. 0, ft William st, 25x100, Newtown "ia wfoi d.

ph S. to New York Mutual Est Assn. lots 35, 36. block map Woodhaven Junction VA Co, Jamai Sinu n. DeHass.

to Title Ouarantev; and Trust ('o. Bnsnwiek and Newtown turnpike, cor Columbia a v. 18S.0 ir.2.:e,sx24.1xl55.S; Bush wick and New town turnpike, cor Columbia av, 167.10 Woodslde av. or Lee av. Binspect st, cor l.ee av.

Lee av, cor Prospect st. 200 50 lt'Mi 50 H.O 125x50xl00x5uxl0vxl00 425; st, cor Lee av. 200x311. 10Vix201. 7x337.

3 Prospc; st, Mvers av. 50xKhx50x10i)x50x100x50 50 x26.4, Prospect st. eor Myers av. 1H Wlntlsid Hav iraleb 1. 10 I Savings Bank.

Fourth st. s. 102 ft Woodslde av, i'X xKiU.iixOxr.O NVwdsiue Shooter. to Llllie Prime. Bay Sid Boulevard, cor First place, 100 x20 Bav Side Bliss, Howard to Edward Ball, Grafton av, s.

60 ft McCorniick, Ozone Park Egbert. Frank li. to Conrad A lots 1.267. l.SfiS. block 45, map 2,023 lots, Morris Park, Wm Ziegler, Jamaica Bent, Sarah, to Kate a Bowne.

IJarsons av. cor Lincoln st, 150x126x25x61x125 x65. Flushinp Neath, Bernhard, to Edward Haas. Seventh st. 150 ft Shaw av, 50x100, Vrdon Course, Jamaica Ala.

Vicksburg. AHis pf Amaig'd Ain.CarA:Foundry Ani.Car.'c;. di'y pf Am. Chicle Am. i Kkn.

Am. 1J. strict Ain.l.igiit&Tl'. pfd Am. Malting A Shij.tiu.iillng Am.SoiiaF'n 1st pi Am.

Pobncco. Am. Tobacco pfd. Anaconda Copper. Assoc dMrchants Atchison Atchison Ati.

Coast Line pf Balto. Ohio Ilkn. Imp't Co Bkn. Lumber Bkn. Union Gas.

Roch. pf Casein of pfd Central of N. Central Oil uhlo II. I I'ac. 11.

pt'd. Colorado Fuel iUii.bus Ry. pfd Col.r Hocit. Coal. Ct p.ay einent pt.

L'eia. 4: li udsen Distil, of Am. pfJ lison, Boston ii.tlson. Ga. So.

.1 Fia. 1st Ga. So. Fla. id.

Cr. Kupius pt Gt. Northern pld. Greene Copper. MINING QUOTATIONS.

The following shows the bid and ashed quotations for minirg stocks to day on the Consolidated Stock find Petroleum Evelnn 342, 344 346 Fulton St. $500,000.00 Surplus, $1,000,000.00 Undivided Profits, $166,210.00 Dec. 11 Nov. 0 Dec. 12 i Nov.

1 I i Nov. 17 Nov. "Nov. IS i Nov. 3 1 Nov.

3 lNov.lt Oct, 29'NoV. Nov. 17 OOL 27 Nov. IS Hi Nov. 1 Oct.

05 Nov 111 Oct. 31 Nov. 10 2 1 Oct. 25 I Nov. 3 1 Nov.

1 Oct. 21 2 1 Nov. 26 Nov. 8 Nov. 28 1'4 Nov.

1 tent. 12 Oct. ti 1H Nov. 8 1 ct. "14 Nov.

10 ec. 10 Nov. Nov. 1 Oct. .15 c.

1 Nov. jee. 2 Nov. 1 Oct. 24 Dec.

Nov. 20 iJee. 10 vv asnnr 'lon. to i nirriet Denton. EI 1 OCK.

I T. I all '(tie TV." meet ICO Asked Asked. 1 Bid. Eld. 23 Alice Argcntuni nom 130 (13 20 0." .35 I I AlanO.

i Adams Con. li icher i Best li PROSPECT PARK WEST, southwest corner of NASSAI' ST. same p'roper'tv Davi.l', Sni i President reel, one brick t. n. menl.

twenty four ma and Sam'l Dinlon to same, all families. Iu0.2x. tin roof: cost JJei.uno. c. .1.

mi.rt 101 Zimmerman, owner. 'f if Par'rh PROSPECT AVKNTK. north side. ::7 feet east jo'til' Cfuilfev" all title FLth avenue.two two story l.riek stalil and shed. 1'H'CI SS ST 137 Court st cravel roof; cost and s.

runs wM.xswixs. e. to' street ni'iw wSttotvtv new nrrr Levi Hliimer.au to Livin 'stone, fc 1 1 LNTY FJRSU S. RET east side, 0 111 r' feet north Surf avenue, two two story frame I MAcoN ST. n' 'w Marcv l.fnn II two Sxi ptravel Firs: Cnnstruetion Co to 'Cornelia cost S4.SO0.

Herman Tonprr, owner. I moil I Horn SUver.1.' tn .70 Isabella 30 (12 i'ot 11 itig em Lacro'so 'i l.eadville... .03 Little Chlut .10 Mex can I Mouitoii 2.t Gibson .07 Ontario S.Oil 1 Jan. la I 20,000 3.000 2.0CO 1.S00 1.000 1,830 on 32 Id .01 .13 1 i 14 I .30 .05 .03 .05 .01 i Nov. OS C7 Oct.

oct. Oct. 24 Nov. 7 2 Nov. 18 breece lioreel CriiipleeCr'k Cnollnr crtrh t'omt Merharies' T.ionc 1 1 Lerlmer st.

iix .10 0.10 Oct. Mo. Piotro Orlando to Nicola Libretti, Oct. IS in, FUTURE MARKETS AT TQHK i r.ov. 2 ov.

I'A Nov! iOV. Nov. 2 Nov. 1H I Nov. 1V1 Nor.

Nov. 1 Nov. I JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD, President. WILLIAM HAK.KNESS, v.

D. W. McWILLJAMS. ics rres HERMOM MORRIS, Secretary. THOMAS A'livc'v.

I Hamilton .91 Cciu.Cal.iv'. .81 5 20 Nov. 1 25 i Nov. 1 Oct. 23 Nov.

1 23 Nov. I beni.v Ar. 1'otosi 07 OCTOBER 30. Fifth av. p.

77, ft Forty seventh st 25x100. Antonio Vacchio ast Giovanni Brezzi J21 00.00 St Charles place, ft st. 80x109. Fiirman aiw: Conistock r. mort S3.

lion GRAND ST. cor Bedford av, runs lit. la 30S 3.8 7.7 1.2 to av 37.11. Henry Anstey to lleo A t.opan. mort 53.000 F7FTV E1CHTH ST.

s. 100. 1 Sixth av. heH. Masters and Hovd Wood Catharine Hanley, mort Stocl .00 UG Oct.

Conveyances. 20 Nov. L'O Nov. I'liarinacis .05 .1.85 Quicksilver. O'ksiivcr CL.

.05 .05 .10 .05 .07 (Reported by L. G. QUInlln 65 EroadwnyO Yester Open High Low Clos day's WHEAT Ing. est. est.

Ing. Clos Dec 79' 7fCt 78 79, May 78 78 78ii CORN May 48 48 47 '1 77's Dec 553i 55 r5 ,55 LARD Cash. lionds. Scrip Crescent Catalpa. Daly i FORTY F.HH1TI! ST.

s. 130 ft Third .00 av. lOxlou.2. Hanley to ij.u. i iL il.t',.t::atlin 2d pt Hudson River Tel.

Internat'l Smoke lesa Powder scrip tnt.Stcan pf Manhattan Meiiuuol'ii S( 1' Met. W.S.EI Chi. L.ee :1 31 20 Nov savage .0 icrra .12 THE I l. iO Standard 4 i Nov. 15 Oct.

.7.4 Nov. 15 Oct. Nov. 1 Oct. Nov.

12 'Nov. 24 IN'ov. a 10 Nov. 13 1 Jitrelta Con. 1 1 an.l 'ihos Timonv Gler st.

No 131, K.mnv aast Jacob Sunnyslde av. Xo j. Wm Ashfor.i a'n'st Chas Schaeffer Msujer st. No 2S1. Edward C.oeh aitst Theresa Meyer Liberty av, eor Thatfonl av.

l.lxp.n. Wm Ash ford acst John Andrews, jr. and Yarber :11.1s 203.00 33 i .35 .12 .07 1) lira 1 1 Ho.oe. Union Utah urk Yello.i'.luc nlKKm 31 O'y .04 Cold. cFle'ce .10 Ha If A .13 20 Nov.

1H Nov. 1 Oct. 3 trie Ry. pP Nov. 1 Oct.

25 Nov. FUTX7RE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L. G. Qulnlin 66 Broadway.) Colorado Springs, Col.

Mining, stocks IDS ST. Capital. Surplus mlivlilr lf.i(ltH. Nov. 15 Nov.

5 Nov. 10 1 Nov, closed bid yesterday as follows: Acacia. 8Ts: Nassau Kiec. prd. ll jmn Amoeteor.

fnn 9 Anncondn 1 X'eW T. I) Nov. la "1 200 2.500 Sl. i iZWW W0 Jarvis Masters an.l Hovd Wood, mort 52.40,1 THIRD AV. s.

45.7 Nineteenth st. 21x10 1. Augusta Kessler. an It ir Au usto Leischuer. F.

Henry A and Wm A Lelschner and Emma ener. heirs of same. 1 7, part, all title, mort $2. SECOND ST. s.

20 fi'e Ron.l st. 20xWl, h. Sipmun.l Cnttlieb, Y. to Josephine A Risootti, mnrt J1.600 rRl 7SIDKN'T ST. s.

S3 ft Sixth av. 22x10.1. John Wesener to John Martin and Cornelia Wesener. joint tenants, tnori Ft ST. cor New York av, 20xS0, Marv A Itvan to (' has Retts 1TLTHN ST.

cer Nostran.l av. Sa.Ox lletts to Mary wife Joseph P. van ALRANY AV. s. KUU Rerpen st.

177.x 0 Or. Cei 0: C. C. C. Ttetor dav's Clos'g 72:, 1 iH.

Blue Bell. K. and Nov. Nov. Dee.

Nov. Nov. ilee Kenii lit 231.1 IS oct. 5 15 J.ec. 1 Oct.

1 DC 111 Oc: Coriolanus, C. and Dr.nte, Nol thorn Paeilie 1 1 Doctor Jacltpct, 12; Elkton, 334; El Securities (i Dec. 24 Nov. 20 Nov. 20 Nov.

17 Nov. 17 ov. 17 Nov. oc: nom exch 1 Oct. 1 1 Oct.

15 1 SI 1 02 1 2S f' 1 1 Oct. 20 Nov Nov 20 42'a 31 Authorized xo act as EXECUTOR. ADMINIS. TrtATOR. GUARDIAN.

Sec. A LEGAL, DEPOSITORY for MONEY. Travelera LETTERS OF CREDIT secured. ACTS as TRUSTEE for Hsllroad and other 'crtriast and the Transfer Agency anil of. Stock of Corporations.

Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at sight, payable tlirough Xew York Clearing House. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J. COOMBS, President. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, Vice President.

WILLIAM J. MATHESON. Vice President. FRANK L. SNIFFEN', 3d Vriee President Seo.

WILLIAM C. XESMITH. Assistant Secretary. BOARD Of DIRECTORS: William H. Nlehols, H.

V. V. Braman. William .1. M.

iihps on. E. T. Ecdford. Gold Dollar 414; Golden Cycle.

Golden Fleece, 10; Gold Bond. 4: Gold Sover eisn, Gould, Sli; Gold Exploration, 2A; Isabella, 33Vi Jackpot. 12; Keystone, Last Dollar, 50; Lexington. 5Va: Little Puck, 4Vi: Little Bessie, Mollie Gibson, Mary Cashen, Moon Anchor, Xew Haven, Pharmacial, 5: Pinnacle, Pointer, Portland. 1S5; Rose Maud, Rose Nicol, Sunset Eclipse, 2: Vindicator, 10a; Wcrk, 11) Oct.

1 1 .1,, Fel'lblum and Morris Reizen 1 st in 10 Ib nrv Will, all liens tll t'3 1 l.plc llil. NT ST. "1 1 0 Seventh Nor OCTOBER 30. Knubel, John C. to Frank Morrill, lot 509, map North Woodslde, Newtown, mort $1,200 Davison, George ref.

to De Hass Si munson. lots 51. S3, 21S, 222. 443. map "No 10, Co op Lot Ass'n.

Newtown, par tition N.v York Mutual Real Est Ass'n to Joseph Crawford, lots 35. 36, block 15, map Woodhaven June Ld Co. Woplley, James to Emil Mayer. Jefferson av. s.

470 ft Belmont a v. 40x92. Morris Park City Real Est Co to Ester A Jacobson. Welling st, 120 ft B'way, lOOxS; X100X29U 2. Ozone Park me t.

Francis Gillen. B'way 75 ft Napier av. 2.ixU 0, (zone Park Sr. me to Harry Samuels. B'way.

9 50 ft Naplff av, 25x100. Ozone Park Bi. rlnser, John, to Carl Buder, lot 41. map Nr. 2 Martin Zeldler.

Newtown, mort S1.6i"' Martin, to Juptlna Manri. Mon tapuc av. s. 465.G Myrtb av. lS3x 50x177.6x50.

Glendale. mort $700 Grinyer. Samuel, to Ida Frazer, Beau fort st. 60 ft Sherman st, 23xr0. Morris Park, mnvtp $2.2 "0 Koe.

Mary to Hf nry Campbell. Twentieth s. 125 ft Sixth av. Whitestone Luce. Francis II.

to Howard and Gc orRie Bliss. Grafton av, s. 60 ft McCormlek av. 40x104.9. Ozone Foster.

Mver. to Sarah A Brown. Hollv wood av. 22R ft Fitters line. Far Rr ckavay Prcvost.

Andrew J. to John Townsend. ElRlith av. cor Seventeenth st. xlOO.6; Eifrhth av.

cor vi ptep nth S7.1xS7,9x2. Wiil.tf stonf rnhf imer, Julia, to Max Snitsel. Grand. south side. 27 ft Prospect a v.

Si'y 11 l.5x75xS4.7: Prospect a v. east side. Grand st. 50x100. Newtown Find lav.

Andrew, to Wm Findiay. Fulton av, s. '0 ft Eat av, 25xli)' i. pt of Mark to Johan Ehriich. lot? 27.

2S. Idoc rnR; Inis 9. 1 block 27' B. map Murray Hill Park. Flushing Nov.l;) 1 Nov.

1 Nov. 17 1 5 Nov. 17 1.312.1 Open High Low Clos '70 WHEAT Ing. est. Ing.

Dec 727's 73 '72 72' 255 May 74 73 74 CORN 55 5 1 "5 nS0 Dec 50 .4 51 50 51 Su May 43 43 42 42 July 42 4'2 42 42 nom OATS October 29 nom Nov 29 Dec 20: 3l'. 1:0 om May 31 31 31 31 I AP.D October 11.00 ua Dec 9.80 9.85 9.80 9.82 9 35 9.37 9.30 9 32 nom May 8.02 8 05 8 (50 8 60 RIBS 4.000 October 12.50 January. 8.25 8 27 25 8.27 May 7.8b 7 82 7.85 2.000 PORK 10.02 10 70 1G25 1G 50 January. 15 02 15 65 15.07 15 01) nnm May .14 77 14.8'Z 14.75 14 75 1.312.17 11:1.30 220.3 20.177. I Taeitlc Coast 1 '4 Nov.

Tac Coast 1st pfd Nov. I IMC. Coast 2d pfd. Hi Nov. Penna.

Steel 3H ov. I PrOides Trust 1 Nov. Phtla. Co. of I'llts Nov.

Tressed Steel 1 Nov. I Blessed Steel pfd. I Nov. l'roctor Ganildo i Nov. 1 ullman 52 Nov.

Rome.W.SOidi ns; iy Shelby Iron Co (J Nov. St. L. San I' J'an Nov. T.

B. Aokersc Constructor 'n. i Nov. Tenn. C.

t'fd. 2 Nov. Toledo Ry. fz i.t. Nov.

Twin City R. iy Nov. United Coiiner pfd 3 Nov. U. S.

C. I. ripe pt 1 Dec. U. S.

Kxtiress 52 Nov. i U. S. Steel Nov. 1J.

S. Stei IT 1 Dec. U. Sleel pfd Nov. Un.Trac'n, Albany IJ4 I West Chi.

St. Ry. 1:.. af stuck. Nov.

9.90 9.35 8.02 1 Oct. 22 Nov. 3 Oct. 25 8 15 Nov. Nov.

17 .1 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 1 Nov. 10 Dec. 2 l.i 1 Oct.

31 Nor 17 I I'I av. 27j.i'. lu l. I Hir.bnp to pusius (lardli. moil ATLANTIC AV.

Nos 1.CS3 and 1.003. s. ft Ftiea av, Sipmund Coitlleb. Y. to KUa Partridpe.

in. rts H.s.3 1 W. s. 20 ft nch sr. Louise Puriiott.

extrx Itertha Stoeeker. to Ann FLl'SlllNi; AV. s. 330 ft Tompkins av. 23xM.

li.X'l. Henry Struse to Re be. 'ea Streseti 'ky. in 'ft 3.. FI.rsiFiNc; A V.

same property, foreclose. Wm .1 1'uttlinp to Henry Strusn MADISON ST. 11 s. 441.11 Redford av. Ana A Rrant.

Toms River. J. to Wm II Reynolds Li :i.NAl:P S'l'. ft Powers st, Henrietta Seotl. extrx Louisa Lvnar.

10 Joseph Marks FIFTY EIGHTH ST. 1 in. 1 Sixth av. .2. Jarvis Masters an.l 11 Woe.

1 to Mary cummlnps. ni. rt 8.2i) 7.80 THE COAL TRADE. The leaders of the United Mine Workers' organization decline to state at. present reason why the new strike ortlor.

iss'ied against the other independent anthracite operators, did not include the of A. Pardee Co. The collieries affected by the strike order are the seven Coxe Ccmnanv 00 Dec. 31 1 Oct. 21 Nov.

17 1 Oc'u. 21 Nov. 'X E. DvvlKllt Cliurcn. Henry Batterman; J.

AcX lph Mollenhaucr. John Orr. Royal C. Peabody. John H.

Ireland, Charlus O. Daniel P. Morse, H. B. Haish Jap.

Mnrsran. .1. Coombs, oril H. Steele. John H.

Hanan. John H. Schumann, Jjmcs'II. Olipiiant. Hinnian, Silas Tuttle.

William A. Nash. FranU Ilailey. l. np1' l(S.

340. f.o 3.541.10 27.41 174. 10 loo. 134.23 03.S2 nom 7,000 exch 2.000 yov. i xov.

17 CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. WILLIAMS BURGH Judgments. OCTORER 30. New York, City of rath Ednle Same Anna Lal Same (Com'r of Taxes, etc) Kro.ler and ano Same. Bay Ri.Ipe Park Improvement Co Cnurrh.

Antz. John Kate Muller. et al Adelstein, Sophit IV Lieherni.mu Buckimtham. 'Clara" Abraham Straus Bell. Henry Sweet Clr.us, Aupust Weisbrock Drvoren.

Marparet A IUtini. Doyle. John Looser Co Dredger, Oeo church. Duncan. Max Spelss Flynn.

Pafk church. Gerlnff. Map.lalena Welz erweck Hsrry. Mary Hancock it llurnett Miller. Frank Weisljroek Mr.tt.

Sarah Weii McNulty, John Mahom llrrivi Co, receiver of Raymond, Reuben Cramer and ano Held. Annie Anderson. Yoshurirh. Mynd. i A La wyers' t'o op Publishing Co Wi "Marv" A Caranianno White.

Richard Mayer trews Co Ctitlen c'o Attn liarnes Ih.rby. Patrick Schirrmeister. jr Hamilton. Chas A Linde Paper Kort gages. r.CTOI'.ER 30.

KooTimnnn. H. to Christine Ewinp, Iter cen st, near Troy av Sc'iirrmelster. C. Jr.

to (Tirlstln. I7w Inc Rerpen st. Macnonald. Julia, to Uranut, President st. Schneider.

Marrrarelha. to Caroline Weiu berK. Stockton it. near Tompkins Hartunp. Mary.

ti. Alice Varbiirton. I lean St. cor Franklin av Grimes, to Fuli.01 st. Adams.

to. Kay. Fifty fourth St. near Fourteenth a.v Ahlaulst. N.

to Julia A Smitb. ElRhteenth st, near Church lane Gaffney. F. to .1 Robblns. Suiter st, near Dripps av Same to Eastern District Svps l' ank.

same property Same to Ijonp Islan.i lildfr and Loan Assn. same property Stenson. Kate, to Jane Williamson. extrx. Prospect Park West, near Seventeenth st Vepa.

A. to Paulin Ail.any av. near Pncillc st Abruzzo. Provldenza. to and Sarah Williamson, exrs.

Ilumle.ltli st. near Frost Palmer. Christine, to Minnt Liubaeh. Harrison av. McHrlce.

J. and Rritt.m lo Yale. East Fourteenth st. IsLs. May to Anna Williams, (hooper st.

near Evorpreen av Keely. M. to Franklin Society for Hope Bldp and Svps. Broome st, Herman, D. to Title Ins Co.

i I SAVINGS AND LOAN. properties, four of the Margie collieries and two of the Wcntz Company, involving Tnore than men and hoys. The order includes firemen, engineers and pump runners. The cause of the new strike rder is that i nom TRUST CO. Baole l.0'.i 4.0..

l. the Markle employes are required to sign an agreement binding them to submit to tiu findings of the Arbitration Commission. i iJCiVil IMS? illW employes of the two other firms are required i nrrir(. I Broadway am Kent lit. mm) 361 FiillonSt.

to apply individually for their places Jioau mm CRYSTAL ST. s. 140 ft Liberty av. RoM I Rlumberp to Marie m.its WATKINS ST. vv s.

21 ft r.Ivouia a'. luv 1. River.l.ile 25 ft Thiitferd iiyman Nemzer to P.aehel 'Inzer all li. lls LINDEN ST. 11 s.

14" ft ..2 b.Xrl Chiirles Wei. 'her t'l Josephine Forrest DEV. it: ST. s. 27.

ft "'atharine st. R. sa LoUier to Adam an.l Kalh arina rd.irhefer D.0S EAST Fi IFRTEFNTH ST. s. 2 II.

ft Avenue 1'. Harbor ami Suburban Kblp and Svs Assr. to (tustave Sa loshlnsky "ft Company Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Tester Last To day. day. Kriday.

WHEAT Active Firm Kasy Xo.2Re(l.f.o.b..afloat. 78 78 77 No.lXorth.r.o.b. atl't 82 8 82 CORN" Quiet Kaay No. 2 Corn, elevator. G6H 60 G6il4 OATS t.iiiiri Quiet No.

2 Oats, elevator. 34 33 33 RYE Fir Kirm Quiet No. 2, t. o. af.oat..

58 08 58 FLOUR Odie; Quiet Dull Minn. Patent 4.10 4 10 4 10 Winter Straight.new. 3 50 y.50 3 50 LiRD TOa. Quiet. Quiet Prime Western 11 10 l'l.

lO 11.30 PORK Er'tf' Quiet Quiet Old Mess 18 50 18.50 18 50 OCEAN FREIGHTS 'Uie; Quiet Dull Liverpool ld 11 IV Cork, for orders 2s 2s $1,200,000 4f Yesterday's receipts of anthracite coal were considerably below the recent average, owing to the celebration of the miners' noli Jaytra Wednesday. WALL ABOUT WHOLESALE MARKET Uniform conditions continued this morn ins in the trading in general produce at Wallabout Market. About the ordinary num ber of ong Island farmers' vegetable wag ons on a Friday were in the square and the 3.2V, I EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS. London Business, on the Stock Excbango hart a moro hopeful tone, though there wus an in'lis Dosition 10 operate freely. Americans started irrcsulnr, hardened to above parity and bec.me more active.

Baltimore, and bh'O. Norfolk and Western and Union Pacific, were the. fea.tures. St. Paul was especially firm, on the statements regarding the new issue of stock and the giving of a bonua.

At the close Americans were firm. Grand Trunks were higher, especially first prefevrcds. Berlin Cfnndian Pacifies weakened on New York advices. Exchange on London, 20 marks 4G pfennigs, for checks: discount short bills (for settlement). 4Vi per three months' bills, 3 per cent.

Paris Three per cent, rentes. 90 francs To (' lit iines for the account; exchange on London. 25 francs centimes for checks; Spanish fours. SG.rifi. LONDON QUOTATIONS.

Mo. hs.vds, Susan, wife John Cooper, Flushinp. I. I. to Phillip Ileohle in M'ls SI "TT.

'N ST'. s. 25 Hripas av. Intl. James II Pedlins In Felix Oal'f J.

G. JE.SK.tNS. PRESIDENT. ritANK JENKINS, JOriN W. WliJJBR.

A W. ALUISON FIELD. Secretary. 1. HAMBURGER.

Assistant Secretary. T. H. McFAKLAND, Assistant Secretarll UIRBCTORS. Anthony N.

Braclv. Joseph I.Iebmann Henry C. Havemeyer, Thos. Patterson. Frederic P.

Olcott John W. Weber, John G. Jenkins. Fred G. Lornrriermann, Mo.

es May. M. L. Reynolds. Frank Jenkins, John J.

Cooney, Theo. F. Jackson. Robert T. Whalen.

Marshall S. Uriggs. Ira Leo Bamberger, Wlllard Reid. Chas. M.

Davidson. Frank Harvev Field Joseph Huber, Oustnv J. L. Doersehuclt, John H. Sehei.lt, (liarles Engert.

David W. Stein. KX.SI,AN"I AV. i i tins i 1 i 1J' ir I i 1 it. 'w i sliai COMPARISON" OF CASH.

PRICES. Current cash prices at New York of staple articles, compared with the figures of the I corresponding days of last m.nth and last 1 "ar hl r.r MNFTK' 'NTM SV struct st. s. tv Ml Acf arm 'roi a y. year, are as follows: 1S6 HEM SEN ST.

near City Hall Square. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $800,000.00 PAYS 4 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. JULY ND JANUARY. ON SAVINCS ACCOUNTS.

PAYS PEP. CENT. PFK ANNUM. SEMI ANNUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS.

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

ED1VAKU E. BBITTOS. President. ELAVI S. ril'EH.

1st Vii GEORGE .1. Vice I'rc sideiit J.i.MES T. ASHLEY. Set aurt Trrns. JOSEPH WOOD.

Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: Paul Grout. James H. FerEuson. Richard 11.

Luimbe.cr.Jr. Edward M. Clii'd. Amos H. Cropsey.

Edv. ar.l E. tiritlon. James T. Ashley.

John T. Rafferty. I llwln S. Piper. P'r 'derlrk 11.

Seliroeder. George J. Jardin. Louis Ueer. GENERAL COUNSEL.

MESSRS. CARR GROUT. OPE7V MONDAYS HTIL ill. TETJST COMPANIES. handlings of stand dealers were of the usual extent.

Prices ruled as of late. The butter and egg markets were steady at the week's previous quotations. Poultry transactions about equaled expectations. Meats anil sea food were unchanged. Ll Jtter, per Fancy Elgin, firsts, 26c; teccnd; 23c: iirinis.

Cheese, per pound Full new, KlaKjiic. I'gs. per f.lnzrn Strictly I'rosOi. liT'c; Western, in cases, candled, 'lc: uncar.tlhd. iMc.

Kih, per pound California salmon. 12c: smelts, Sc: mackerel, 15j; fresh r.iaokt re, bt.nito. 7c; bliU'tish, Scr; weakflsh, flaTc: huiterlish. GaTc; porgiee, Sc: cod, Boston, iiollock, Uc; I. Ahl i'iisi A Ah! hi witV n.

r. i FAST TIIITITF.FN'HI ST. s. ft I i v. rlcy r.

t. i Tliirt tii 1 I s. ft invi'ilf i finil. Ma: i Wani.T t. I'arkin.

Tn.dnv To day. 8.65 .03 .05 .78 .07 av. Last Month. .08 03 .05 .67 32 Cotton, mid. uplands Print cloths Coffee, No.

7 Rio Wheat. No. 2 Red Corn. No. 2 and Yesterdny Clos N.

T. tnff. equlv. 92 15 16 92 1C 1G Clos N. Ini aulv.

Cnnsois. money P3 1 Bchwarz, J. to Striiuss Dbnough st. i Abrahamnn. K.

tn Titk' 11... Me Thi'rty TRUST COMPANY DROtOWAY A.VD BEDFORD AVE V. I 'II'' Ins s. i I'lassnri av. Jlx Hill, trtlstr Knuis I nnsols.

acc t. 1 lU Oats, No. 2 Nominal fourth pt. nonr I nth hv "U' ePFel. Ijlzzii'.

ul t'i iriK 97 h. in us ill ij Last Year. .18 06 .3 79 62 41 3.90 J5.p0 11 50 1.00 9 10 10 5.10 3 6.S5 4.00 Flour, Minn, patent 4 20 Capita! $500, .1 Sixth av. V. lo sua bass, lire; Kripec imt liJaic; ein.

flt. fiaSc: whiteflsh. 15c; crnkoi tic; mack I ei fl. salted, new American, bhi, Difjby scaleil I Stuart rntlu 4. Ma Pork, mess ..18.62 18.00 Beef family 16.25 15.50 Beef, hams 21.00 21.50 Lard, choios 11.65 1O.G0 Molasses, O.K.prime .40 10 Sugar, 4.65 4.70 lOrri 94 135 49 29 Copper, lake 11.75 11 65 it.

90 I "I I FTl h. IJ.Vp ft Fifth av. Ji 1. 11 Pnwf.ll. FIo I.

Tii lloml MortKaKP rts si.itiw ST. i 'ranklin av. A JinTinan t. Marv I rV ICXTV SK 'OXI) ST. s.

ir. ft n. I 'oiu 'li a v. "lara F' ank'in S' an.i Arthur Hov? I ti IJt U. FIi Faust Fitl Ja Wint.

rs i V'la "an I hiiyyc h. chil I Hiiwar.l K' ST. s. lf" ft Tmy av. s.Ox 25.57 li4.92 4.12 4.37.

24 00 15.25 Tin Ub.60 Lead 4.12 Iron. No. 1 foundry. 24. 00 37 's 06 Undivided Profits 442,000,00 INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.

Letters of Ci edlt and Bankers' Money Orders sued. Loans made on Bond nnd Mortgage. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. TltUSTEES: A. D.

Baird, Jost Moller, William Dick. James H. Post. Herbert F. Gunnison.

Henry Roth, William E. Horwlll. Charles H. RussaU, Edward T. Hulst.

Henry Selbert. Dltmas Jewell. James A. Sperry. William Lamb.

Andrew T. Sullivan, 1 Robert P. Lethbrldge. John Truslo John Loughran. K.

B. F. I). Mollenhauer. F.

W. Wurstcr. ANDREW T. SULLIVAN. PrcHldcnt.

WILLIAM DICK, I HARRY BURNS. Secretary. FTIAXCIS WEEKES, Axnlt. Secretary. pi ft Bsnk.

P.klyn. Sixth av. it Ttirii Kay, E. to Kath xtrx. Ki: ty st.

nr I ti rt i 1 1 av. timne Same to IVicra it. Kit' St. iKrar Fourtf cnt av MarinelM. A A.

10 Ma ret I.vr:. st. Samp to Nicola Marn.IIi. sum i.rr.., rty Johnson. Tir! ti 'I i'it ty st, Tt 1 1 1 nmns.

A horn. Culh 1 2, lu Hiunva av, cor Stlllwell st Bancroft, Kva A. in Niinh st. Some to First i urti' sain' piopfrrty RadcliftV. II.

Tr. f.awy. rs' Ins East r. h' Mr rouii V. an i i li n.l i nin r.

i i Oith Hall. Xo uv NoFtrand, in i ul.ti T. New 1'trt cht a v. ni K. to Tit if In V.

I ty ninth st. ar '') i Tartarsky. and hil i WftU, Roctciuvii in J'itk Schwartz. to Sa rah Y.ur ruui ti. ford av, nr Hlr.os.

J. Tv Mullor. Virdpinia. a i morton, Sklllnian i Mancuso, to It Natural Foitndrv t. i t'ari; u' Trust Co.

Sancltv.rrl t. Carroll, Mary A. r' I Co. Nassau st. nr Atchison 90 Mrhison )f.

10. nnlt. ft Oiiin. 109 rtnit. ft Ohio pt 97 139 Chesa.

Ohio. 52 Chi. Gt. 30 Don v. Rio G.

45 G. pf 93 Erie 39 Erie 1st pf 09 Brie 2d pf 54 UinoisCentra 151 Louis. Nash 139 Mex. Central. 26 ex.

Nn( tonal '19 Mex. Nat. pi'. 40 Kan. T.

80 K. T. G2 N. V. Central.

159 Norf. ft 70 N'orf. W. pf. 94 Ont.

33 1'i uuEj lvauia. 83 Heading 33 Reading 1st pf 45 Heading 2d pf. 39 St. Paul 194 Southern IJac. 72 Southern Ry.

39 Southern Ry pf 95 Union Pacific. 107 89 102 97 138 51 30 44 93 38 68 52 149 139 20 19 40 29 60 159 75 93 33 83 33 45 40 192 71 37 95 106 93 40 90 34 49 82 88 100 100 94 135 50 'ij 29 44 90 38 '2 07 52 147 136 25 18 39 29 G0 155'2 74 91 32 163.ii 65 87 77 188 70 38 93 104 91 40 8S 33 47 80 i. in isiiiia i mc in narif st. v. FIKrMFV ST.

s. 1 Tr av 2S Pit. ii. l. nmo to inrich 'ii hian anil tli, his nnls ntit't tv FT UMAX ST.

Stat. st. runs sCx i fl l.itxsSx' T.xnOxnl' iixwx i iv. Sfat st. xw lfj.

AnHr' us. I'. nn Yann. V. to II l.

I' Mf P. rs aiith st. s. six GRAIN AND PKODUCE STATISTICS. The following table shows tlie daily mova ment of grain, as posted at the Producu Exchange to day: RECEIPTS AT WKSTERN POINTS.

Flour. Wheat, Corn. Oat. Barrels. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushels. Chicaso 31,031 381.70a Milwaukee 0,975 2,850 H.SOi) Minneapolis r.OS. 710 7.740 1H.73J Duluth JWUll S.7SH St. Louis 7.513 HH.000 21,000 M.0e:i Kansas City 209.

COO Ctl.OOO 37.20 Toledo 22.000 4.000 16.400 Detroit 1.000 4.000 2.S95 Peoria 4.000 82.000 64.600 Ik iTlnir, ixauc per pox; cutihsn, CaSc per lb; scallops STJ.Sj per gallon; oysters, SI per bagket; hard clams. 51.10 per basket; soft claim 2i.a50c per 100: lobsters, per live. hard cri'hs. 2 per bbl. Poultry, dressed, per pound Long Island EauiL "spring ducks, ISu'iOe; Thlladel rdila hrollers.

2Ca2Sc; Western, dry picked, scalded. Hal6c; turkeys, lga20c; fowls. Hair.e: roosters. frozen poultry, turkeys. capons, 22a2.c: chickens, jft nieated.

loalSc broilers, 14alc; fowls, oCjuabs, white. daik. per dozen. Live poultry, per pound Spring chickens, n7ii. 14c; turkeys.

13al3c; fowls. Ilal41, roasters, aide; duck.s. per pair; tjees per pair; guinea fowls, DOaCOc per pair; piftcyna, JCc per pair. Game UrouoP. $3a3 25 per pair; partridge, 52.73a 3 per pair: rabbits.

per pair. Meats, per pound HoeC. hindquarters and ribs, 12aHc: loins nr.d ribs. Ifmlfie: siiiefi. Texas ind Cdorado beef, 6.i7c.

mutton, 7uSc. lamb, Sa9c; mi veal. country killed calves. 1 In 12c; buttermilk. TnSo; 1k rs SalCc; pork lolnf, 12al3c; sweetbreads.

S3 per dozen: calves livers. EOc each; beef livers. each ox tails, il dozen. Smoked and eut metits, per pound 11am. JUlc; California hams.

I nlOc: boiled hams. 19a20c bacon. 13c; boneless, choice. 13a ISc smoked beef. lfc; smoked tongue, ICc; corned tongue, 11c; corned pork.

13', He; shoulders, HVialfe; corned hams, 12vial3c; holoKnas. itu v. i.ird. compound, in r.iiu'W pound iackatrcs, Sc; pure lard. HV alVic; leaf lard, not iLiidered.

Imported ami tropical fruits Oranges, per br.v California seedllnss. $3a4; Valencia late. Jamaica, Jamaica prape fruft. SSalO per bbl; lemons. Messina and Palermo.

360 count, 3.50; 300 count. per box; Verdelll. per box; limea, SI per 101); pomepranatea, S2 per box; Malaga Bra pes. $3a7 per keg: bananas, per bunch. Jlal.SO; extras.

red bananus, per bunch; Aks. 12a2Uc per oval llgs. 53 per iOO boxfts; new crop dates. In cases, oc; lneapples. 51al.75 per aozen; Florida, case of 36 to 24, 5Sa4; ft() 145 135 25 19 39 29 59 155 73 90 32 161 65 87 78 186 69 36 93 103 91 39 I.

IV) I Trust Company, Montague, Cor. Clinton BROOKLYN. Capital $1,000,000 Surplus an Undivided Profits 1 ,368,000 Acta as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Ouairttan or Committee. Allows Interest on deposits. i ks payable through the New York Clearing House.

Gl H. SOUTHARD. President. WILLIAM H. WALLACE.

Vice President. GATES D. FA II STOCK, 2(1 Vice Pres. CROWFLI. IIADPEN.

Jr. Scnretarv. CLINTON W. LUDLUM, Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: A.

A. Ism; Thos. E. StUlman. Edwin Packard.

Colt. Darwin R. Rr.ht. B. Woodward.

Joseph E. Brown. Stewart L. Woodford. William H.

Wallace. Geo. H. Prentiss. Albro Newton.

Frederick VV. Moss. nom nom I BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO 'S. Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartered 1S72.

SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING, MONTAGUE ST. CORNER OF CLINTOM. SAFES FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED ANB FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAR; Trunks and packages containing valuable i 50.454 1,711.110 283,490 642.119 Total nnm Kath ami .1 ter, Jlutlantl m. nr I llpck. O.

t. (' H' Kiiil funl av I mi, 1 1 t. nth iiv, txl .1 Vn rnswnrth. I V. tn Wrn.F wart.

jr. KVSTKHX P.ViiKWA V. s. 10 ft Kn. av.

xlo itf nj liaymond to Mf: ati. St. wart, li ns V' rUHlNK ST. w. ft Kvf av.

h. vl. Trie F.hvfl ilv, nvrts AV. r. ft Ma Hson st.

i li 'vi. Mlijai h. tu 1 iris 'i i' wif. John .1 Fn.in S' ST. i av.

21 ix I I In sc. Vi.roiun I 'ilo lata c'. s.ui. I'nllaitfljihia, I'a I Fifth a v. st, vS2, N.V'" Micha.

I A Knss. i I 'ran. I sntij in rts TWiCLFTII ST. 222.10 av, SHIPMENTS FROM POINTS. Flour, Wheat.

Corn. Outs, Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

94 ChlcaKO Milwaukee Minneapolis Smith, Matilda, p. Ali Ni. Twonty sorrnl nr liJn 1 l.tenileroth. KHz. Cirh nr Olf ninop' av Kiis 1 1, to A Win.

mm Sevpnih st, nr av Union Pac. pf. U. S. Steel U.

S. Steel vf Wabash Wabash pf Wabash 19.800 15.485 11E.B40 229.3S0 8.240 43.600 930 71,219 .65.320 J.560' 38,220 151. SOS 8.920 64.000 11,000 70,000 61.600 16,000 30.000 LOOO 8,800 18,750 Crowell Hadden. Henrv c. Hulbert.

1) i 34 49 b2 Duluth St. Louis taken on storage lor any length of time rates. HENRY N. BRUSH. President QKORGE W.

WHITE. Vice Presides, THOMAS B. CLARK. Recretarjf. 33 47 80 JurtT' nspn.

T. tn Kath Stoi hor ano. Kansas Cits H. E. Plerrepont.

Wllhelmus MynderseT Geo. M. Olcott. Gates D. Fahnestock.

Geo. H. Southard. AVm. G.

ixw. Wonu cor iiutler Toledo.