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16 THEr BROOKLYN DAILY ESOT1W; VTOliXv 'il larrsT companies. BIG SOUTHERN; R. DEAL THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. THE GRAIN MARKETS. 3 PI Henry Ward, broker, 1S1 Montague street, has exchanged tor William McCormack the Further Reports of an Alliance of Louia ville and Nashville and the Atlantic Coast Line.

five three stirs' brick flats at 564A, 66, 56S, 570 and 572 avenue, between Sumner and Lewis avenues, 20x100 each, value $1,100 $30,000, for the three story double brick Hat I'M AlcDougal street, 25x100, value 58,000: 817 Herkimer street, three story brick dwelling, 18.2x100, value $7,000, and seven 5.200 THE Baltimore. July 27 It is impossible to obtain an authoritative expression of opinion on the rumor that negotiations are pending looking to the absorption by the Atlantic Coast Line of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, which Is controlled by J. Pierpont Morgan Co. In financial circles hers the general Impression prevails that the report is well founded. "I think Mr.

Morgan has already practically turned the road over to the coast line," said a member of one of the leading banking Tinas. "The two roads do not parallel anywhere and have a physical connection at Augusta, Ga through the Georgia Railroad, which runs from Atlanta to Augusta and which is leased jointly by them." "Such a deal would eliminate that hostility In' Tennessee and Kentucky which has been aroused by the rumor that the Louisville and banket: pears, Lecompte, per bbl; sugar pears, 75c per peach basket. 3c per quart; new apples, Per bbl, green, J2a3; red. 2a3; California fruits, cherries, per case, black, 7catl.25; light. JI.25a2; poaches.

Jlal.23 per case; plums, red, tlal.SO per case; tragedy, ilal.25; Dewey, J2.25; Clyman. apricots, 75cn51.23 per case: cantaloupes, 75caJ1.75 per box: Jenny Lind cantaloupes, 11.50 per basket; watermelons, 53a4 per dozen; rhu. barb, Slal.50 per 100 bunches. Summer vegetables Green corn, Hal.50 per 100 ears; Hackensack and choice Lontr Island corn. Long Island cabbage, 100 heads, flat Dutch, Savoy.

S2a.ri, red. J2aS; potatoes, per barrel; seconds, locatl: Long Island. Norfolk red sweet potatoes, $4a5 per bbl: Long Island cauliflowers, 1.50a3 per bbl; egg plants, Sl.2Gal.50 per half barrel basket: beans. Long Island, wan and green, 50a75c per bag; Lima beans, $2.50 per bushel basket: cranberry beans, 75c per 1 3 bbl basket: Long Island green peaB, per bag; state peas, per' bushel; marrow squash. per barrel; yellow squash, 50a75c per one third bbi basket white summer squash, per barrel; Long Island ounch beets, per 100 bunches; new white turnips, Jlal.M per 100 bunches; tomatoes, per crate, South Jersey, Grants, Slal.25; Acme, Keyport Orunts.

Acme. Long Island, 1.25al.60; Jersey green peppers. per crate: beet tops, per bbl; Pennsylvania greenhouse, 12c per lb; cucumbers, greenhouse. pec half bbl; Jersey, 50a75c per crate; Long Island, 50a75c: per bushel; lettuce. Long Island.

SOcatl per barrel; Long Island celery, dozen state celery, 25a50c per bunch: Lorig Island spinach, GOcaSl per bbl. new kale, 75c per bbl; per case: radishes. Island. per 100 bunches; leeks, $2 per 100 bunched; water cress, 40a5Oc per dozen bunches; Lons Island parsley, per 100 bunches'; soup greens, Sla2 per one hundred, bunches; kohl $2 Per. one hundred 'bunches; new' white' onions, $1.50 per halt barrel 80a 90c per crate: long Island red onions.

2.75 per bbl: Louisville yellow onions, $2.50 por barrel; new yellow turnips, $1 per barrel; beets, 100 bunches: escarolle, 50a 75c bbl; scalllons, 50a75c per 100 bunches; new Long Island onions, per 100 bunches; shallots, $5 per quart. Spanish onions, original, repacked, $1.25 per small case: large case. mushrooms, 30a40c per pound: garlic, 13c per bunch: new crop horseradish. 75eaSl per dozen bunches. 12,000 Loan" Trust Co Trading Fairly Active and Rather Heavy on Favorable Weather and Large Receipts.

The trade In wheat was quite active this morning, and prices were weak and lower, selling down readily in early operations, then steadied. The selling was on the favorable weather abroad, lower foreign markets and quite a liberal selling by foreign houses of deferred futures. The receipts were again heavy at winter wheat points, and there was a large increase in St. Louis Btocks, 9T6.000 bushels, although Kansas City showed only a small Increase, 98,000 bushels. There was a good decrease In northwestern points, 1, 135,000 bushels.

The weather was in the northwest for maturing and harvesting the crop, although there were more rains In the lake region and southwest through Kansas and Nebraska. The expectation of a large increase in the visible supply during the morning Influenced prices to a certain extent, but on the other hand there was a. little appearance of congestion. Although there Is considerable selling of wheat on the large receipts, the movement is no larger than ordinary at this season, the disappointing feature being the absence of oig demand. THE WORLD WHEAT EXPORTS.

Nashville will be merged with the soutnern CAPITAL, $1,000,000. SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER $1,350,000. DEPARTMENT OP SAFE PEPOS1T will furnish to Its clients boxes at per year and upwards. FOR THE TRAVELER, Letters of Credit and Travelers' checks are provided favorable EDWARD MERRITT, President .1 CLINTON L. ROSSITER, First VicerPrea.

DAVID G. LEGGET, Second Vice Pres. FREDERICK T. ALDRIDGE, Secretary. WILLARD P.

SCHENCK, Asst. Secretary. TEMPLEBAR. $250 Railway. These roads and are com netltors in both states, and.

following the re port. Governor McMIllin of Tennessee has lots, 20x100 each on south side Bast Mne teenlh street, near Avenue vaiuo and other considerations, with Louis W. Werte. Charles E. Rickerson, broker.

246 Flatbush avenue, has made the following exchange: 3,103 Avenue corner East Thirty first street, the two story and attic detached corner house for Edward F. Minneker to Thomas Hegeman; as part payment for 46 St. Marks avenue, a three story and basement brown stone house from Thomas Hegeman to Edward F. Minneker. New Buildings.

FIFTY FIRST STREET, south side. 260 feet west of Fourth avenue, one three aory brick. 20x50. two families; Carry Field, owner. Superintendent Calder reports the following operations of the Bureau of BuildingB for the week ending July 26.

1902: Plans (lied Cor ntjw buildings, brick 22 Estimated cost $159,800 Plans tiled for new buildings, frame 39 Estimated cost $60,205 Plans filed for alterations 48 Estimated cost $139,591 Plumbing slip permits 10 Estimated cost Building slip permits 39 Estimated cost $4,050 Unsafe cases filed 8 Violation cases Mod 59 Fire escape cases filed 1 Unsafe notices issued Violation notices Issued 59 Fire escape notices Issued 1 Cases referred to counsel 36 Complaints lodged with the bureau 7 Corresponding week ending July 1901: Plans filed for new buildings, brick 48 Estimated cost $158,450 Plans filed for now bulldinss. frame 27 Estimated cost $86,915 Plans filed for alterations 40 Estimated cost J27.382 Mechanics' Liens. JULY 26. Sean st, s. 100 ft Kingston av.

20x 10; an m' s' 160 ft Kingston threatened to call a special session of tee Legislature to pass a law that would prevent a merger. It is thought that when Mr. Morgan purchased Louisville and Nashville he had $167.82 467.82 46.72 131.07 1.531.69 1,421.19 135.34 153.34 in view its transfer to the Coast Line. Mor gan Co. manage the Southern Railway and have been working in complete harmony with Last the Coast Line.

The absorption of the Louis Ifoamilton Capital; Surplus and Undl ville and Nashville would give the Coart Line control of the rafjroad situation in the TITLE INSURANCE. av, Charlotte Duffy to Isabel! GUI, mort $2.367.. SUMPTER ST, same property, iBabell GUI to Edward Slnderhauf, roort $2,200 THIRTEENTH AV, north cor Forty ninth st. 60.2x100. Charles Furthmann to Wm Newkirk, mort $4.000....

TWENTY FOURTH AV, 100 ft Benson av. 80x96.8 Isabella McCloskey to Henry Menten. mort $5,000 TWENTY FOURTH AV, east cor Benson av. 100x96.8, Bertha Ehlen bcrger, formerly Koeddtng, to Honry Menten, mort $3,000 VAN SICLEN AV, Cor Fulton st, 50x 100. Adolph Klendl.

exr James Mc Qu'gan. to William Mclntire. mort $3,000 ESTA AV. 100 ft Eastern parkway, 50x100, Ellhu Granger to Abram Dailey. 14 pt.

mort $1,500 WALWORTH ST. s. 261.10 Myrtle av, 23x100, Walworth st. 0 2SL10 Myrtle av, 23x100, Paula Datt wyler, to Louis Miller, mort i2.2' WASHINGTON PARK. No 207, s.

45 ft IJoKalb av, runs elOlxn25.fixw6xs2xwlO0 xs23. Archibald Bliss et nl, exrs Mary A Bliss, to Gardiner Matthews, mort $5,300 WINDSOR PLACE, s. 97.10 8 Eleventh av. 25x100. Frederick Schneider to Annie Lavln QUEENS BOBOUGH.

Mechanics' Liens. JULY 26. Burling av. 100 ft Forest av. Flushing, I.

John Kelly agst Jane Quirk and Walter Burnup Judgments. JULY 26. Brown. Charles Michael Wenckel Brown, Lena same Burns, Richard Emanuel Hecht Farber, Philip Salma Gruhle Rd. Annie Samuel Lott Spltznagel.

Laura A Charles Lott, Tomaskovlts. George Peter Tdmaskovltz. Anna same mortgages. JULY 26. Mulvey.

Gerald H. to Joseph National av. cor Poplar st. 50x100, Corona Bauer, Anna M. to Emily Goetz, Grove st.

133.2 Covert av, 17x101, Newtown Same to same. Grove st. 116.2 a Covert av, 17x100, Newtown Same to Theresla Hoffman, Grove st, 90 ft Covert av, 26.2x100, Newtown Blatz. Josephine, to Louis Hamel, lots 813. 816.

map of Silas Butler. Spadavecchla. Maria A. to New York and Wakefield Co operative Building and Loan Assn. Dewey av, cor Samuel st.

100x160, Jamaica Robinson. Bernard, to Arthur Hage meyer, Howland 8t. 500 ft Hoyt av, 135.9t4x50xl28.3'.ix50, Handler. Anton, to Charles Motak. Plateau st, 150 ft Myrtle av, 50x 100.

Corona Long Island Baptist Assn to Willlams burgh Trust Co. Whitney av. cor Third st. 100x100. Elmhurst Bogdahn, Otto, to Edward Jackson.

Seventeenth st. s. adj land Wm WI1 kins. 37.6x168. Whltestone Vernam.

Adah P. to Ocean and Bay Front Impt Co. Gaston av, adj I Co, 60x100, Rockaway Schlescr, Barbara, to William Dick erman. Ferry st, 200 ft Atlantic av 50x100. Woodhaven Julie Echmltt to Long Island Real Estate Exchange and Investment Co.

Doscher av. s. 190 ft Elm av, 20x90, Rldge wood Heights, Newtown Jessie Simpson to same, Doscher av, 170 ft Elm av, 20x90, Ridgcwood Heights. Newtown Conveyances. JULY 26 Robertson.

Mary, to Louis Buchner. Junction av, 55. 10 'ft Main st. 50x116, West Flushing Norrls, Wm S. to Gerald Mulvey.

National av. cox Poplar st. 50x100. West Flushing Hansen. Reglna to Joel BJork and Anders Back, lot 73.

map of land of Anton Zubcr. I City Bernhelmer. Julia, to Charles McDonald. Division av. s.

250 ft Warren st. 25x200. Nassau Heights. Previous week. Bushels.

3,775,222 24,000 1.560.000 136,000 464.000 Last week. Buahels. 3,930.969 56,000 896,000 736,000 144,000 year. Buahels. 6,974.526 200.000 912,000 1.360.000 Southeast of the Mississippi River." $1,373,932.

Wheat. Corn. oata. Barrels. Bushels.

Bushels. Buahels. Kansas City 63,000 20,800 To'e'to 160,773 3,500 7,650 Detroit 600 4,330 Peoria soo 4,000 40.700. Total 64,155 658,603 78,643 175,059 AT ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour.

Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barrels, BUBhels. Bushels.

Bushels. New York 17,439 134,575 8,400 55,500 Boston 2.682 3,300 Philadelphia 10,391 40,155 10.UO0 Baltimore 9,503 173,078 5.239 2.202 Jvew Orleans 2,370 16,000 1,000 3,120 Galveston 101,150 Total 42,957 465,558 14,659 74,622 EXPOHT3 FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn.

Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

New York 9,795 24,082 2,400 5,323 Boston 182 651 Philadelphia 65,888 695 14,551 Baltimore 16,004 Newport Xewa 3.140 New Orleans 1103 48,000 10 Galveston 216,000 Total 533,765 3.296 19,316 The. contract stocks for the following dates were: July 26, July 19. July 27. 1S02. 1902.

19011 Bushels. Bushes. Bushels. 50. 2 red wheat 84.641 16,752 9,644 No.

1 hard.whtat 7,968 No. 1 Northern wheat 464,232 369.791 2,022,819 No. 2 mixed corn 18.542 174,999 No. 2 mixed 21,853 No. .2 white 1,249 In store in New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City grain warehouses and held In railway lighters on certificate: Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

July 26. 1902 753.606 105.862 86,800 July 19. 1902.. 626.216 103.10S 86,764 increase 126.190 2.754 36 July 27. 1901....

..2,794.292 803.542 916,871 The following table shows the stocks of rain at various points which make up the official visible supply statement: Wheat. Corn. Oats. Bushels. Bushela Bushels.

New York 745.O0O 106,000 77.000 Afloat Boston 657.000 2S.0O0 9.000 Vh ladelphla 273.000 8.000 44.000 Baltimore 936,000 23.000 49,000 J.ew T10.0C0 51.000 Galveston 780,000 Montreal 208.000 57,000 128,000 Toronto 05,000 25,000 BUTalo 544,000 309,000 63.000 Toledo 477.000 135,000 79.CO0 Droit 281.000 4.0O0 Ch cago 2.288,000 5,170.000 277,000 42.000. 1,000 23,000 Ft. William and Port Arthur 773.000 Dllluth 2.855.01)0 36.000 Minneapolis 5.300,000 4.000 17,000 St. 2,247.000 410,000 8,000 Kansas City 416.000 44.000 21,000 Indianapolis 393.000 47.000 12,000 UvSSfi VV 747 O0 1.048,000 18.000 On canal and 604.000 24,000 21,591.000 7,486,000 894.000 Increase 1.176,000 983,000 176,000 The amount on passage, figures reduced to bushels, are as follows: WHEAT AND FLOUR. Tr iL 28,080,000 To united Kingdom 17.520,000 To continent 7,680,000 Decrease for the week.

Last year's total 000 Total in 1900 CORN. eek 16,660,000 To Lnited Kingdom 7,990,000 To continent 7.395,000 15,335.000 Decrease for the week 1 175 000 Last year's total 215'ooo Total in 1900 The amount of wheat now in transit to Europe with the visible supply in the United States and Canada is equivalent to 46,791,000 bushels, against 48,495.000 bushels last week and 66,710,000 bushels last year. The amount of corn is 22,871,000 bushels, against 23,163, 000 bushels last week and 28,502,000 bushels last year. United StateB Argentine Russia India Danublan Australian The outstanding stock of the Louisville and Nashville amounts to' 760,000,000 and if the plan of Morgan Co. to pay $150 a share for It is carried $90,000,000 will be required to No.

191 Montague Street. lilXE GUARANTEE 3S4.O00 (Eomparn? Total 5,812,969 6.959,222 9.830. S26 AndTRUST company. THE WORLD'S CORN EXPORTS. Last year.

Bushels, SILAS B. DTJTCHER. President. WILLIAM BERRI. Vice PresiiienL JOSEPH B.

WHITE. Secretary. GEORGE HADDEN. Asst. Secretary.

Board of Trustees: WILLIAM BKJKttl, W. HUMSTONE, LUCIUS H. 151GLOW, JOHN C. McGUlRE. EZRA D.

BUSHNELL. ETTfl (1'cnmraL Last week. Bushels, 79.611 1.258.000 1,020.000 2,269.000 Previous week. Bushels. 130.679 1.368.000 671.000 1,997,000 1.155,276 United States Argentine Russia Danublan 2,065.000 187,000 1.020,000 complete the deal.

SERVICE FOB ENGLAND. London, July 28 The Westminster Gazette announces that a company has been formed with the nominal capital of 175,000, privately subscribed, to operate the Armstrong Orling system of wireless telegraphy. The company will begin operations on a large scale almost immediately. Two factories will be erected In Buckinghamshire and in France, at places already selected. DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS.

Total 4,626.611 4.166.679 4.427.276 DAVID F. BUTCHER. THOS. E. PEARSALIi CHARLES COOPER.

FRED H. POUCH. SILAS B. DUTCHER. WILLIAM H.

DA VOL, JOHN DITMAS. DAVID 8. POWELL. MILLARD F. SMITH.

WM. V. R. SMITH. 125.00 577.92 $25.00 342.00 P.

H. FLYNN. T. L. WOODRUFF, uaiui.

A iirs ievin agt tjeni Kay mond Hawthorne st. 560 ft Nostrand 120x106. Edward Pelrson agt Anthony Saladlno' Herkimer st, No 1.419, Curtis Bros Lumber Co agt Forsythe and Nicholas Burkhardt Jamaica av. S5.S Essex st. 21.Vx 83.11x20x91.7.

Henry Rocker agt Chas Xoune and James" Robinson Vrnn av, cor Sumner av, 325x100. A Granger Co agt Ferdinand Munch Um Beers and Eastern Construction Co wneat was steady in the afternoon and less active. Offerings were smaller and there was some buying for the reaction. Exporters took a fair amount, reporting 46 loads. About 90,000 bushels of No.

2 red were delivered here on contract. Trade in corn was fairly active this morning and prices showed considerable weakness. The selling was in part due to the weather and somewhat better movement, and was also influenced by the weakness in wheat and in oats. There was also a good ADDED TO THE LIST TO DAY. Kama.

Boob Boots close, open. Rate. 1 rate. 146 Broadway, New York. 175 Remsen Brooklyn.

354 Fulton Jamaica. Capital and Surplus, $6,000,000 ast year did the largest business in its history. It does a larger business each succeeding yer BECAUSE It his a force of 121 experienced real estate lawyers and 362 other trained workmen in Its employ, and can undertake the largest and most urgent task, as well as the smallest or least important one. Its pay roll for labor exceeds annually, and its whole equipment is at the Instant command ot Its clients. No other company can render such an amount or quality of service.

Clarence H. Kelsey, President Frank Bailey, Vice President Edward O. Stanley, Treasurer Clinton D. Burdlck, Secretary John W. Shepard, Aas't Treasurer J.

Wray Cleveland NeUon B. Simon. Asa 't Secretaries Judgments. JOHN R. HEGEMAN, JOSEPH B.

"WHITE. HY. E. HUTCHINSON. HENRY N.

WHITNEY. 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. JULY 26. A.vg. 12 Aur.

11 Auif. 11 Aug. 1 deal of selling in confident expectation that Harvie Drug OmahaWaterlst p. Omaha Vater2d pf Peoples Trust Aug. 1 Aug.

1 July 31 'William" The John Brooke Dallms, Co 1 $730 2,000 2,000 2,300 700 3,750 455 400 8.000 100 1.000 1,500 400 480 $700 nom 700 700 nom 225 190 nom nom CONTAINED IN THE PREVIOUS LIST. 42.55 285.57 32.07 112.42 $38.95 510.57 159.85 36.74 Books closo. Rate. Tats. Booki open.

Kama. with the collapse in cash oats prices after the July deal Is over cash corn prices will be to a considerably lower level. Prospects for corn are extremely fine all over. Corn continued weaker In the afternoon on the weather and receipts. There was very little demand for cash, and the close was easy.

Exporters took two loads. 1 Trade in oats was quite active and the Aug. 2 Aug. 11 Aug. 2 Aug.

2 market was weak and lower on increasing receipts at Chicago, where the arrivals were about fifty cars over the' estimates, amounting to 344 cars, and the contract Inspection Aug. 2 Aug. 2 Aug. 18 July 17 Sept. 2 Bopt.

2 showed 103 cars contract. Of course, the rains interfere with the movement and the grading, but It is only a question of time AUis Chalmers pf. Amalgam. Copper Am. car Am.

Car F. pfd. Am. (ilue Am.Lt.& Trac. pt Am.

Pipe Mtg. Co Am. Tobacco Am. Tobacco pfd. Ann Arbor Atchison pfd Bait.

Ohio Bait. Ohio Roch. pf Butte pf Cambria Canada Southern. Casein of Am. pf C.

C. C. St. L. Cent.

Cent.Flreworks pf Central of N. Chi. Gt. W. pf.

A. R. I. Pac. O.

D. pf before the movement of new oats will satisfy Wlnham. Hiram to John Wilding, KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY, 342, 344 346 Fulton St. Capital, $500,000.00 Surplus, $1,000,000.00 Undivided Profits, $166,210.00 Aug. 11 Fifth av.

s. 73 ft Eleventh t. 29x100. Whltestone July 25 July 24 July 10 July 10 July 23 July 15 Sept. IB July 15 July 15 July 19 June 30 Aug.

16 Aug. IB Aug. 6 Aug. July 26 July 31 June 30 July 31 Aug. 12 Aug.

2 Aug. 2 July 19 June 28 June 20 Aug. 4 Aug. 4 July 22 July 31 July 31 Julr 15 July 16 July 16 Aug. 27 July' 18 July 24 Aug.

1 Aug. 26 Aug. 1 Aug. 1 Aug. 1 Aug.

1 Oct. 1 Aiig. 1 Aug. 1 Aug. IB Aug.

1 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Aug. IB Aug. IE Aug.

1 Aug. 15 Aug. 1 Aug. 11 Sept. 2 Aug.

0 Aug. 9 Aug. 1 July 31 Aug. 1 Aug. 20 Aug.

20 Aug. .8 Aug. 20 Aug. 20 Aug. 1 Aug.

1 Aug. 1 Heot. 15 Aug. 1 Aug. 1 Aug.

1 In. Sussnian. Matilda, to Carrie Gross, Dewey av. s. 420 ft Merrick road, 45x100.5, Jamaica Aug.

11 Aug. 11 July 28 July 1 July 7 Jere Johnson Jr Co to Karl Lembke, any possible demand at prevailing prices. Oats were weak in the afternoon. July new broke from 67 to 55 on estimates of 675 cars for to morrow. July old was down 2 to 3 Provisions were moderately active and there was quite a little selling of pork, but lard was very steady, prices improving a little.

Live hog receipts were larger at Chicago, but smaller at Southwestern points. Provisions were less active in the afternoon, with quiet interest shown. FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. Webster av. s.

130.6 ft a Myrtle av, 20x100. Glendale Muller. Franklin R. to Conrad Muller, 1.800 125 300 500 1,200 S50 1,700 3.725 800 1.200 8.000 4.200 18,000 350 325 150 6,000 2,330 8,000 17,500 4,000 nelleview av, cor vuiard av, yUx 100. Hollis Degrauw, Aaron A.

exr of. to Joseph T. Strenck. lot 32, Assm't Dist 3, Jamaica. Clarke.

Theo G. to James Macbeth. Chi Aug. a Aug. 2 Sept.

15 BTJTTEE, CHEESE AND EGGS. Butter Market steady for top grades of creamery, but all lower qualities and other classes at butter rule dull and heavy. We quote: Creamery, extras, per pound, 21c; do. firsts, 19a20c; do. seconds, 18al9c; do.

thirds; 17c; state dairy, tubs, fancy, 20c; do. firsts. 18al9c; do. seconds, 17al8c; do. thirds, 17c; do.

tins, 17al9c; Western imitation creamery, fancy, 18c; do. good to choice, 17al8c; do. lower grades, 16a 17c; renovated, fancy, 19e; do. common to prime, 16Hal8c; Western factory, fancy, do. firsts, 17al7c; do.

seconds, 16a 2 i 2 2 IK IK 2 2 1 2 S2.50 4 i IK 1HS 2 i 1 IX I 1H 1H lie 3 SH 2J Good. Stewart "kilker," jr! Herrmann. "MarV ,1 Butler Homan. Anton Wilson Murray. Pntk Walsh Fannie anuamafeer, Lewis Bern Aard.

Robert and Ellen Mortgages. JULY 20. Bn.neJ' 51 Sarah Kent. Second av, cor btxtieth st Brown, R. to carll.

Brookl'vn'a'v; nr av iri to s'om'ers st. nr Kockawav av DuBois. to Bond Mort" Guar" fvw seventh at. nr Fifteenth av st A rtelovsky. Leonard to Third av st Gill.

Isabel and to Ashfleld' and Putnam. av. nr Tompkins. GT' A' t0 Herr 'otrand av, nr Av KV rourtli av. No 722...

Klein. S. to Dahl, Hendrix Annl? 10 Atlantic and Ass'n Indsor place, to Title and St one av, nr Ulake, 2 morts A. and and; More Guar Co. Forty third st nr Seventeenth av M.

to Lawyers' Title nstern lrkway Pm'; Fiftyslxth st. nr Third av: Kader Isaac, to Epstein. Sackman st! nr Dumont av Schock. Joscpha. to Hopkins st.

nr Thro av 10 Thlrty hrst st. nr Newkirk bchereer, T. to same. Herkimer st. cor Scherloek place Matthews.

D. to same, No' 207' Washington Park, Dp Remise. to Carlton 'av' amf 10 KnUl Doericcke. same nZXer to Male: Gregory. Railroad av.

nr Atlantic rbelovslty, A. to Greater Saving Bank. Leonard st. Werner. 13.

to Eliz Benjamin. Stone" avi Assignments of Mortgages. JULY 26. King. to Lulu Bevlns, 2 assts Lawyers' Title Ins Co to Lawyers' Mori Ins Co Lawyers' Mort Ins Co to Oswego County savings Lewis.

isllac. ta gtate Bank ot Gottlieb. 5. to same Sedloneler. exrx of A.

to Josephine "s'e'i Imeler Scharmann. Appolonia, to A Schar'mann Simensky. F. to rilmensky Tousey. Nellie guard, to Tousev.

eller. exrs of Sarah E. to Annie Gilbert Same to Kath Crowell Zechiel, Minnie, wetrx. Minnie Peck The lawyers' Title Insurance Company of New York, S7 Liberty Street, New York, 38 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, Capital and Surplus, $3,500,000 Furnishes careful appraisements of real (Reported by L. G.

Qulnlln 66 Broadway.) Colo. Fuel Iron. Colo. Fuel ColumbusStlRy.pf Con. Car Heating.

extra Dels. Des Ft.D. pf. Edison, Edison, ErleBasinTowlng. Erie 1st pfd Finance Co.

General Chemical. Or. Rapids Ry. pf Satur Aug. 1 Open High Low.

ing. est. est. Clos day's Ing. 78 80 nom Sept.

2 I 76 75J2 75 76 Aug. SO Aug. 1 Uept. 1 Aug. 1 Aug.

I Auir. 1 76 ''6 77 76 7578 76 76 Aug. 1 July 1U July 18 July 18 July 25 July Mi. July 24 JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD, President.

WILLIAM HARKNESS, v. D. W. Mc "WILLIAMS, V.ceJWts. HERMON MORRIS, Secretary.

THOMAS BLAKE, Ass't Stc'y. 1.875 630 78 77'i 77 78 chester av, s. 200 ft Guilford av, 50x100; Chichester av. 250 ft Tyn dal St. 75x100; Chichester av, 8 s.

75 Abbott st. 25x100: Guilford St. s. 175 ft Beaufort av. 25x100: Liberty av, cor Guilford st.

25x141.6x26.9x131.1. Jamaica Sussman, Matilda, to Maria A Spadavecchla, Dewey av, cor Samuel st, 100 xlGO, Jamaica Hagemeyer. Arthur H. to Bernard Robinson, Howland st, 500 Hoyt av. 135.9x50.69ixl2S.3',sx50.

1 Voth, Frederick, to Andrew Voth, lots 1,035, 1,030. map of Rose property. Floral Park Clark, Wm to Astoria Light, Heat and Power Co, Dchevolse av, cor Winthrop av, 197.11x52914x321.1x366.1, 1 City Woolley. James to Joseph Costl gan. Lefferts av.

cor Belmont av. Aug. 2 Aug, 1 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 WHEAT Sept May.

CORN Dec LARD Aug. 1 67 67 66 67 62 62 62 62 63 49 50 AUg. Aug. 1 Aug, 20 Aug. 30 Aug.

10 Aug. 1 in Aug. 15 Aug. 11 Aug. 2 10.97 11.05 200 FUTURE AT CHICAGO.

(Reported by L. G. Qulnlln fc 66 Broadway.) Aug. 15 Aug. 2 July 29 Aug.

1 Aug. 1 July 31 July 18 Aug. 6 Aug. 6 June 30 July 16 July 21 June 3u July 16 Aug. 5 July 38 Satur Aug.

2 EATINGS AMD XOA2T. Open High est. WHEAT lng. Bagle Lowest. 73 70 70 72 Closing.

73 707e 70 72 day's Clos'g 74 71 70 72 2X 2 (3 3 IK 6 July 74 Sept 71 Dec 70 May 72 CORN ao ac; ao. mirus, loaioc; packing stock, 14a 16c. Cheese Owing to washouts on the Erie and West Shore roads, there was an absence of fresh receipts, and prices nominally unchanged. Cable. 49s.

6d. for colored and 48s. 6d. for white. Quotations: State, full cream, small, colored, fancy.

10c; do. choice, 9a9c; do. fair to good, do small, white, fancy, 9c. do. choice, 9c: do.

fair to good, 9a9Hc; do. large, colored, fancy, 9c; do. choice, 9a9c; do. large, white, fancy, aa9c; do. choice, 9Mtc; db.

fair to good, state, light skims, small, choice, 8c; do. large, choice, 7c. do. part skims, prime, 7a7c. do.

fair to good, 5a6c; do. common, 4a4y.c; full skims, 2a3c. Eggs firm; market otherwise very irregular. Quotations: Jersey, state and Pennsylvania, selected, white, per dozen, 22c; do. average best, 20a20c; do.

fair to good, 18al9c; Western, loss off, 20c; do. fancy candled, at mark. 19c; do. fair to prime, 18al9c; Western, uncan dled, graded, 16al7V4c. do.

uncandled, ungraded, 14al7c: Kentucky, 14al8c; dirties. checks, 12al3c; inferior culls, lOallc. EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS. Aug. 11 2 Aug.

18 Aug. 2 Aug. 16 July' 29 Aug. 15 Aug. 22 Aug.

1 Aug. 1 Aug. 1 Aug. 16 Sl.M ut. ivortnern pro.

Hamilton H. B. Claflln 1st P. H. B.

Claflln 2d pf Hudson River Tel. Illinois Illinois Central Int. Fire Eng. Int.St'm Pump pf. Jeff.

CI. Jeff. CI. Coal pf J. N.

Koblns LakeShore M.S. Lawyers Tltle Ins Louis. Michigan Central. Mil waukeeElec. pf Mont.

Ore Purch'g Nassau Trust Nat. Carbon Nat. Nat. Surety New Eng. T.

T. Norf. West, pfd Pacific Coast Pac Coast 1st Pac. Coast 2d pf. Pere Marquette pf C.

Sc St. L. Pressed Steel Pressed Steel pfd. Proctor Gamble Pullman Quincy Mining Rome. W.

Ogd. Tenn. Coal I. pf "Ur Albany U. S.

C. I. Pipe pf U. S. Steel U.

S. Steel Washington extra West Chi. St. assenting stocl'. July 62 61 61 63 Savings ant Xoan Company Sept 59 57 58 59 74 71 70 73 63 5914.

45 43 61 33 32 32 63 59 45' 43 61 33 32 32 6,000 9.250 nom nom 3.000 6)0 SOO nom nom 3,500 liuxitB. Morris park Jung. Philip, to Jerome Jung, Gulon place, s. 240 ft Pitkin place. 167.

7x 40.1x170x40. Jamaica Same to same. Atlantic nv, a. 25 ft Union place. 25x85, Jamaica Heckmann, Catharine, to Frederick Huber.

Hussan av, 150 ft Prospect av. 75x100. Jamaica Albert, Charles, to Frank Egbert, lots 1.267, 1.26S block 45. map of Wm Zleg ler, Morris Park Blumers. William, to Herman Peters, lot 67, Hitchcock's Plan for Homes, Wood side Ryder.

Nicholas, to Boness. lot 4, map of Ramblersville, Jamaica Dlckermann. Wm to Barbara Schles er. Ferry st, s. 200 ft Atlantic av, 50x100, Woodhaven Long Island Real Estate Exchange and Investment Co to Simpson, Doscher av, s.

170 ft Elm av, 20x90, Rldgewood Heights, Newtown Bennett, Mary to Helnrlch Ludwlg, Hnncock av. s. 329 ft Greenpoint av. 33.7x119.5x115. Woodslde Ludwig, Alfred, to Henry Ludwlg.

Thompson av, cor Hancock st. 124 Xll9.5i4x65.0?ixl36.6xl00x44, Newtown McCormlck. Elizabeth to Glusseppe lot 29, map of McCormlck, Jamaica Aug. 11 July 29 Aug. 1 Aug.

15 Aug. 1 Aug. 10 Oct. 1 July 29 Aug. 15 Aug.

22 Aug. 1 Aug. 1 Aug. 1 Aug. 15 Aug.

IB Aug. 27 Aug. 20 Aug. 15 Aug. 15 Aug.

15 Aug. 15 Aug. 1 Auk. 1 Sept. 1 Bopt.

30 Aug. 15 Aug. 1 Aug. 1 Aug. 15 2,575 nom nom 650 nom 85 40 1.S30 nom 60 nom 200 188 REMSEN BT, Bear Cltf Ball Square.

Aug. 27 Aug. 20 Aug. 4 July' 18 July 31 Aug. 8 11 July 11 Julv 11 Aug.

2 Aug. 5 Aug. 0 July 30 Aug. 5 Aug. 1 July 24 July 31 July 21 July 21 Aug.

11 Sept. 6 July 18 July 15 Jrtly 15 Aug. 0 THE PEOPLES Trust Company, 172 Montague Street. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $2,6 0,000.00 FELIX CAMPBELL, President. J.

G. DETTMER, First Vice President. HORACE J. MORSE, Second Vice President EDWARD JOHNSON, Secretary. CHARLES A.

BOODY, Asst. Secretary TRUSTEES. Eugene G. Blackford, Solomon W. Johnson, Isidore M.

Bon, James Jourdan. David A. Bobdy, Robert J. Kimball, Felix Campbell, Jas. McMahon, Amory S.

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

Pratt, Wm. B. Davenport, Clarence W. Seamans, J. G.

Dettraer, Howard U. Smith, Bernard Gallagher, Casimir Tag. William D. Hill. Georfro P.

Tankman, Frederic A. Ward. Interest Allowed on Deposits. Letters of Credit Issued, Payable in Any Part of the World. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $800,000.00 Conveyances.

2 1 i 3 f2 fS 1H 1 1 00c. i PAYS PER CENT. PER ANNUM. JUlSf Aug. 16 Aug.

1 Aug." 2 Aug. 1 Sent. 2 Oct. 1 Aug. 16 Aug.

16 Dec 44 44 444 45 May 43 42 42 43 OATS Juiy 61 58 67 Sept 33 32 32 33 Dec 32 31 31 32 May 32 32 32 32 LARD July 10.70 10.77 10 66 10.65 10.67 Sept 10 75 10.87 10 72 10.72 10.77 October. .10 40 10.45 10 37 10.37 10 45 January. 8 80 8 82 8 75 8 77 8.80 RIBS July 10 37 10.37 10 30 10 30 10.37 Sept 10 40 10.45 10 35 10 35 10.40 10 10 10.12 10.05 10.. 5 10 15 PORK July 16.95 17 17 Sept 17 15 17.25 17 00 17 02 17 30 17 22 17.25 17 10 17 10 17 32 January. 16 00 16 07 15 85 15 87 16 07 CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK.

Satur Last To day. day. Monday WHEAT Weaker Weak Weak No.2Red,f.o.b.,afloat. 78 80 No.lNorth.f.o.b.,an,t. 71 81 8178 CORN WeaBer Weak Eaay I Aug.

15 I Aug. 1 1 Aug. 16 nom 2.500 1.075 nom 4,050 1,300 Meeting. MINING QUOTATIONS. The following shows the bid and asked quotations for minirg stocks to day on the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange: AND JANUARY.

ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PAYS PER CENT. PER ANNUM. SEMI ANNUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS.

PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM 2 TO 8 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. AC CORDINU TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DEPOSITS REGULARLY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANY TIME. LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

EDWARD E. BRITTON. President. ELWIN S. PIPER, 1st Vice President.

GEORGE J. Vice President JAMES T. ASHLEY, Sec. and' Treao. JOSEPH WOOD, Assistant Secretary.

TRUSTEES: Paul Grout, JameB H. Ferguson. Richard H. Lalmbeer.Jr. Edward M.

Child. Amos H. Cropscy. Edward E. Brlttoa.

James T. Ashley. John T. RafCerty. El win S.

Piper. Frederick H. Schroeder. Georcs J. Jerdln.

Louis, Beer. GENERAL COUNSEL, MESSRS. CARR GROUT. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 8 P. M.

Bid Asked. Bid. Asked London, July 28 Increased demand for borrowings and renewed scarcity of funds were attributed to day to the Stock Exchange settlement. Discounts were firm. On the Stock Exchange prices opened undecided and there was little doing beyond arrangements for the account, which were not large, several large weak speculative accounts have been liquidated.

Gilt edged securities were easier and home rails were irregular. Americans were firm and above parity, though there was a less confident tone afterward and they became quietly irregular. Fractional relapses occurred and they closed .30 .03 i6 THE .14 Iron .90 Isabella .25 Julia .02 Jack Pot 09 Kings Pern .06 Lacrosse Off .06 Little Chief .11 Mexican 48 Moulton 20 Mol. Gibson .08 Ontario 8.00 Ophlr. 1.15 .12 Phenlx Ariz .06 Potoal 10 Pharmacist.

.03 Portland. ...1.70 OulcksllTer.3.25 No. 2 Corn, elevator. 67 70 71 weaker. Rio Tintos were fractionally lower.

.08 Nominal Irregular 1U8 MONTAGUE ST. Cupital, SurpluH L'lMllvldeil Profits. 91.450.870.40. TRUST CO. .1054 0.00 1.20 i8 64 62 Alice 40 Argentuiu .10 Alano 03 Adams Con.

.20 Belcher 03 .14 Breeco 60 .05 Boreel 30 Crlpplo Cr'k .06 .02 Chollar OG Crown Point .04 .06 Con.Cal.jEV.l.O ComstoctT. Stock 05 bonds 05 Scrip 10 Crescent 05 Catalpa .08 Dunkin .05 llaly Eureka Con. .15 Elkton 30 1.40 No. 2 Oats, elevator. 64 BYE Dull No.

2, f. 0. 66 FLOUR Easy Minn. Patent 4 05 WinterStraight.new. 3 75 TBTJST COMPANIES.

Dull 66 Dull 4 05 3 75 Dull .06 .07 4.25 Q'ksllver pf0.25 10.25 LARD Qmei Firm 66 Dull 4.05 3 75 Weak Weak 19 25 bun ld 2s .10 97 'fc 11.05 4.00 Prime Western nom 21.530 nom nom 300 Kamrs were Ann at first, but reacted. Char tereds were weak. De Beers were firm. Paris Transactions on the Bourse opened calm to day with a good undertone. Kaffirs were firm at the.

start. The market soon became easier on fresh offers and attempts to uplift prices were unsuccessful owing to the nearness of the settlement. The close was heavy. Rentes suffered most, but all foreign securities and industrials were weak. Kaffirs were in demand at mid day, but closed weak.

The private rate of discount was 2 5 16 per cent. Berlin The tendency of prices on the Boerse to day was rather undecided, and the market was quiet. Iron shares recovered on bear covering. Canadian Pacifies were somewhat Iower LONDON QUOTATIONS. Authorized to act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR.

GUARDIAN, A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for MONET. Travelers LETTERS OF CREDIT secured. ACTS as TRUSTEE for Railroad and otlaf Mortgages and accepts the Transfer Agency ao REGISTRAR ot Stock of Corporations. Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at sight, payable through New Torlc Clearing Houi. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J.

COOMBS, President. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Vice President. WILLIAM J.

MATHESOX. 2d Vice President. FRANK L. SXIFFEX. 3d Vice President Sa WILLIAM C.

NESMITH. Assistant Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Dull 19 00 savsge ui Sierra. .10 S.60 Small Hope. .45 Union Con Utah 04 Victor 25 Work 03 Yellowjao't .08 .40 PORK 3u' Old Mess 19 00 OCEAN FREIGHTS Dull Liverpool l1 Cork, for orders 2lu .08 Steady ld 2sld liouid .01 .12 .29 llorn Mlver.1.25 Colorado Springs Col.

Mining stock closed bid Saturday as follows: Acacia, FRANKLIN Trust Company, Montague, Cbr. Clinton BROOKLYN. Capital $1,000,000 Surplus and Undivided 51,363,000 Acts aa Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian or Committee. Allows interest on deposits. Checks payable through the New York Clearing House.

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

GATES D. FAHNESTOCK, 2d Vice Pres. CROWELL HADDEN. Secretary. CLINTON W.

LUDLUM. Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: William Nichols. William J. Matheson.

Wllllom J. Coombs, JULY 28. BAT TWENTIETH ST. s. 2S0 ft Eighty sixth st.

40x96.8. Margaret Costello. to Charles Weisa. mort $A8jt) BRADFORD ST. No 2:,.

s. lMft's Ari Sarah Mullen to Thos Stoothoft COOK 5T, s. 162.6 Bushwick av, 50x .100, Bessie Simencky to Frommel SImmensky. mort COVERT ST, 303.10 Evergreen av. 18x100.

Herbert King r0 Lulu Bevins, mort DEBEVOISE ST. 143.1 Bushwick av, runs 24.4 40.3 0.5 25 100, Samuel Weltman to Joe Babbln, mort $2,000 Same prop. Lillian Turner to Samuel eltinan, correction deed, murt S2 oDO DKGIiAW ST. s. 100 ft NoMrand av.

20x10. Arthur Hounslea to Frances Hounslea. mort $5.7,0 EAST FOURTEENTH ST. Av 20x11)0. Carl Oliver to Harrv Cafferata EAST FIFTEENTH ST.

Av T. 20x100, Harry Cafterata. Hu b.jken, J. to Louise Oliver EAST NINETEENTH ST. s.

221) ft Avenue L. 240xlll. Anne Ma lone Yon krp. to Johnston Real Estate and Irnjjt Co. mort $5,000 EAST THIRTY FIRST ST.

s. Ho'fi'n Newkirk a v. 97.7x100x96.7x100, Edward Strong to Arthur II Strong EASTERN PARKWAY, 26'l ft Franklin av. 100x192 to Pgraw st. h.C tr.rtcli'sure.

Norman Dlk to Murtha Martin FU TY FirUTH ST. s. lipj' ft' Third ay. Matthews to It Matthews, mort $2. 200.

FOURTH AV. s. 22.1 third io mort Third st. So ft Fourth av. 20xS3.

men 4.500. Murtha Martin to Ben Warner GRAVES END AV. s. 210 ft Av 20 1Ia 1IE.NDHIX ST. s.

fs.ll New Lots av. 31.1x70.cx3:x69.S. John Sabo to Samuel Klein, mort $900 HOPKIN'SON AV, eor St Marks a 22.9x100. Herbert King to Lulu Kevins LEONARD ST. s.

02.2 JJevoe 7o.9x42.Sx75. Louis Beer to Myrtel and Abraham Werbelovsky LEONARD ST, s. C2.2 Devoe st. 54 10 X73. 9x42.x7."..

Abraham Werbelovsky and Myrtel Meyer to Fredk Eden. Y. m.irt NINTH AV. east eor Fifty fifth 20.2X 100: av. south cor Flfty tourth st.

C0.2xllj. Peter Bivllne to John Klein OSTRAI AV. s. 110 ft Av 20 John Co'rbln to Anton Herr and Augusta, his wife PACIFIC ST, 11 s. J12.3 C'laFson" av' 20x100.

ptk II Senhill to John Williamson, mort J2.W0 PINEAPPLE ST. 11 s. 76.0 Henry'st," J7.1xl0:.3, chas II Little Held to Philip Morton, mort S22.000 PUTNAM AV, 62 ft Tompkins" 19xK2. Fredk Endemnnn to Isa Bll Gill, mort $.1.500 SACKMAN ST. s.

ft 8 Uumontav. 18x100. Solomon Epstein. to Isaac Under, mort J1.500 SCHENCK AV. ft Hegeman a'v 4'jxioo.

Emma Newman to Frederick Strda SECOND south cor Sixtieth st. 3. Sarah Kent to John Benner Jr. mort SHEPHERD AV. s.

140 ft Vienna av, 20x100. Wm Jackson. to Anthony t'admon SOMERS ST. No SI. s.

30.) ft Rocit'a wr.y av. IS. heil, Geo Beyer to Hortense Chirk, mort SOUTH FOURTH ST. s. 171.

Bed' fcrd av. 23x100, Appolonla Smith to Thomas Smith SPENCER ST. No 10.1, t. 232.9 Myr tie av. 23x100, Nellie David to MiAhaeJ Kroruharh STERLING PLACE, s.

120.8 Rogers" av. Edward Hobbtns" to JExastiu. Haff. inort SS.ooo STONE AV, 50 ft Dumont nv. 100, Henry Coggeshall.

recr Mutual Benefit Loan and Bldg Co to Elizabeth Benjamin, mort $700 STONE AV. some property. Elizabeth Benjamin to Bernard Werner, Uoboken. J. mort $700 BUMPTER ST, 191.8 Hopklnso'n Sanrord H.

Steele. To day Clos N. 1. Inr equlv. Consols.vnones 95 7 16 H.

V. V. Bramaa. E. T.

Bedford, E. Dwlght Church. Henry Battermun. J. Adolph Molten hautay John C.

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

Gates. Daniel P. Morso. H. B.

HhlRh. Jas. L. Morgan. COMPARISON OF CASH PRICES.

Current cash prices at New York of staple articles, compared with the figures of the corresponding days of last month and year, are as follows: Last Last To day. Month. Year. Cotton, mid.nplands .09 09 5 16 08 print cloths 03 03 02 Coffee, No. 7 Rio 05 7 16 .05 .05 Wheat.

No. 2 .79 89 .7778 Corn, No. 2 .71 .69 .59 Oats, No. 2 mixed Nominal .51 .40 Flour, Minn, patent 4.10 4.15 4 00 Pork, mess 18.75 19.25 li .00 John ti. mnan, John H.

Schumann, James H. OUphant, Edward Hinman, Silas mule, William A. Nash. Frank Bailey. Frank S.

Jones. WALLABOUT "WHOLESALE MARKET There waj a numerous appearance of far mer's wagons for a Monday in the square at Wallabout market this morning. Their loads were sold out in good season. Stand dealers had fair consignments and purchased stocks of general produce which were also disposed of with fair promptness. Prices varied but little from Saturday's ranges.

The butter market was weaker, and prices receded hie per pound. Eggs were firm, with tendency to advance in price. In meats mutton gained a cent per pound. Poultry and sea food were Inactive. Farmers should keep In mind tlint the Honrs of tlielr occupation of the market Hqnnrc will, on and after Au gnst 1 proximo, be reduced to those between til P.

M. of dny of entry to 10:30 A. M. on the following morning. Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin, 22c; prints, 23a23jc; Western creamery.

21Mic. Checsi, per pound Full cream, old and new, He. Eggs, per dozen Strictly fresh, 23a23c; Western, In cases, 21tia22c; Southern, 20Hc; Long Island, In cases, 22c. Fish, per pound California 15a20c; Spanish mackerel, 15c; bluensh. Sc; weakflsh, Cc; butter rlsh, 7c: porgies, Gc: cod.

Boston, 7c; Sollock, 5c halibut, 12'c; haddock, oc; sea ass. 7a8c; striped bass.lsc; eels.l0al2c: flounders.fi; mackerel, salted, new American, bbl, $10; LIgbj ficaied herring, isa20c box; dried codfish, per lb; oysters, $1 per basket; hard clams, $1 per basket; soft clams, 25a50c per 100: lobsters, per lb, live, 15a20c; soft crabs, 60a7oc per Uoz. Poultry, dressed, i.er pound Long Island and Eastern spring ducks. lSa20c; chickens. Philadelphia broilers, 28a30c; Western, dry picked, 20a24c, scalded, 16a22c; turkeys.

IGaISc; fowls, roosters, frozen poultry, turkeys, 21a22c; capons, 21a22c; chickens, soft meated. ITalOc; broilers. 18a20c; fowls. 13Hnl4c; squabs, white, $3. 25a 3.50 per dozen; dark squabs, per dozen.

Live poultry, per pound Soring "hlcl ma. small. 17c; large Indiana, 18a20c; turkeys, I3al5c; fowls, roosters, Halite; ducks, oalr; geese, per pair; guinea fowls. 50a60c per pair; pigeons, 30c per pair; peacocks, $10 per pair. Meats, por pound Ief.

hindquarters and ribs, 12allo; loins and. ribs, 15alGc: sides, Texas and Colorado beef 7o9c: mutton, 9al0c; spring lamb, lOallc: milk veal, lOallc; country killed calves. lOalOc; buttermilk. SaOc; hogs. 10allc; pork loins, 14al4Vc; sweetbreads, S3 iter dozen; calves' livers, 50c euch: beef livers, EOc each: ox tails.

$1 dozen. Smoked and cut meats, per pound Ham, 11c; California liams, lO allc; boiled hams, 20u21c; bacon, boneless, choice, MlfealTc; smoked beef, 18c; smoked ongue, ISc; corned tongue, ICc; corned pork, 12a 13c; 9'4ul0c; corned hams 13al36c bolognas, saliu; lard, compound, in 50a60 pound packages. SH pure lard, llal2c; leaf lard, not rendered, llallc. Imported and tropical fruits Oranges, per box, California seedless, $5a7 per box; California seedlings, per box; lemons. Messina and Palermo, t2.0a4 box; California.

S2.50a4.50 box; Verdelll. per box; limes, $1 per 100: bananas, per bunch, lal.50: extras, red bananas, Btnall bunches, large buncnos, $3a6; tigs. 12a20c pet pound; oval figs, $3 per 100 boxes: new crop dates. In cases, 5c; pineapples, per dozen; Florida, case of 36 to 24. $3a4; fancy plnea, tins per dozen; nuts, per pound, almonds, Taragons.

13c; shelled Jordan, French paper shells. In bags, 21c; Sicily Alberts, 13; Naples, 12al3c: Turkish. 9c: walnuts. Grenoble. 14c: French marabouts.

12c: mixed, 25a50c: pound boxes. 12c: peanuts, fancy hand picked, 7Hc: roasted, $1.40 per bushel: new ginger root, 10c per pound. Summer fruits Huckleberries, per quart, 10al4c; blackberries, 12al6c; raspberries, 7a9c pint; currants, per quart, reO, 8a9c; gooseberries, 5oSc per quart; Delaware plums, 3ac per qt; peaches. per case, Georgia, 3L2oa2; Delaware, 50a75c per Thos. Stlllman.

Geo. M. Colt. A. A.

Low. J3dwin Packard. Darwin R. James. Joseph E.

Brown, William H. Wallace. Albro J. Newton. Crowell Hadden.

H. E. Plerrepont. Geo. M.

Olcott. Geo. H. Southard. WILLIAMSBDRGH TRUST CO.

Robt. B. Woodward. Stewart L. Woodford.

Goo. H. Prentise. Frederick W. Moss.

Henry C. Hulbert. Wllhelmus Mynderse, Gates D. Falmcatock. Wm.

G. Low. Consols, acc't. 9f)J Anaconda 5 Atchison PS1 Atchison 105 Bait. 113 Bait.

Ohio pf 992 Can. 141 Chesa. Ohio. 55 Cbi. 32 Denv.

Rio G. 46 pt 96 Erie 39 Erie 1st pf 71 Erie 2d pt IllinolsCentral 1737a Louis. Nash.151 Mex. 30 Mex. National.

19 Kan. 'd'i1? K. T. pt 63 N. Y.

Central. 170 Beef, family 16.00 16.25 11.50 Beef, hams 22.00 22 50 20.50 Lard, choice 11 10 10 90 8.92 Molasses, O.K. prime .40 40 .40 Sugar, granulated. 4.65 4.65 5 45 Copper, lake 11.85 12.12 17.00 Tin 28 05 28.37 7.87 Lead 4.12 4.12 4 37 Iron, No. 1 foundry.

23 00 19 50 15 25 nom exch 500 OFFICES Broadways Kent Av. 361 Fulton St. Alamo, American Consolidated, Anaconda, 12; Battle Mountain, 10; Blue Bell, K. and C. Consolidated, Coriolanus, C.

C. and Columbine Victor, Dante, Doctor Jackpot, Elk ton, 32; El Paso, 50; Fanny Rawlings Findlay, Gold Dollar Consolidated, Golden Cycle. 50; Golden Fleece, 12; Gold Bond. Gold Sovereign, Gould, Gold Exploration, 3V4; Isabella, 25; Jackpot, 10; Keystone, Lost Dollar, 70; Lexington, Little Puck, Little Bessie, 3Vi; Mollie Gibson, Mary Cashen, Moon Anchor, New Haven, Pharmacist, Pinnacle, Pointer, Portland, 175; Rose Maud, Rose Nlcol, Sunset Eclipse, Vindicator, 90; Work, 3. THE COAL SITUATION.

Increasing violence in the coal regions is reported. It is stated that under the existing arrangement between the miner and the laborer, the latter was often forced to bid for work, and it is claimed that the laborers did not get all of the 10 per cent. Increase In wages granted by the companies by the end of the 1900 strike, the miners retaining part of it themselves. When work is resumed In the anthracite regions the operators themselves will pay the laborers and thos remove the cause of complaint. A collision is feared at No.

7 colliery of the Susquehanna Coal Company, at Nantl coke. President Mitchell's statement that relief contributions will be paid only to those In extreme need has caused intense dissatisfaction on the part of many of the miners. President Crawford of the People's Coal Company of Scranton has notified the strikers who formerly worked at the Oxford Colliery of the company that mining will be resumod before the middle of August, Operators say that there Is no prospect of the reopening of the mines generally tor at least two weeks to come. 4 Saturrtnr CI09 N. T.

inc. eaulv. 95 9 16 95 95 93 106 103H2 113 110V, 99i(. 97 141 138 56 54 31 31 46 44 96 94 39 38 71 69, 54 52" 172 168 152 148 30 30 19 18 31 31 63 61 171 167 60 97 94 34 34 82 161 34 66 44 87 37 73 194 189 71 70 40 39 100 97 112 110 96 93 41 40 93 91 31 3(1. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits.

$1,200,000. 103 93ty 103it HO'ii 97 138'i 54V 31 44 942 38 69 52 169 147 30 18 31 61 166 62 94 33 11 67 87 72 187 70 39 97 109 93 39 91 30 46 Ms 77 Norf. 64 97 Norf. W. pf J.

a. JENKINS, PRESIDENT. FRANK JENKINS. VICE PRESIDENT. W.

ADDISON FIELD, Secretary. I. HAMBURGER. Assistant Secretary. T.

H. McFARLAND, Asst. Secretary. DIRECTORS. Anthony N.

Brady, Joseph Llebmann, 34 82 34 44 37 GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS. The following table shows the dally movement ot grain, as posted at the Produce Exchange to day: RECEIPTS' AT WESTERN' POINTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn.

Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

Chicago 11.958 206.038 261.880 436.600 Milwaukee 10,325 1.600 1.900 14.000 Minneapolis 322.080 17.760 31,080 Duluth 52,079 St. Louis 6.865 432.000 58,000 93.000 Kansas City 275.200 51.200 139.200 Toledo 261.000 1.500 7.700 Detroit 4.100 8.241 3.000 14.000 Peoria 40,000 87,000 87.100 Total 29.548 1,598.238 482.240 822.680 SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn.

Oats. Ont. West. Pennsylvania. Reading.

Reading 1st pf Reading 2d pf NASSAU TRUST CO. BROADWAY AND BEDFORD AVE Capital $500,000.00 Undivided Profits 442,000.00 Interest Paid on Dally lialancca. Checks payable through the Clearing House. Letters of Credit and Bankers' Money Orders Issued. Special attention is invited to our Safe Deposit Department, located on the banking room floor, convenient of access and equipped with vaults ot modern construction, 'absolutely Are and burglar proof.

Private coupon rooms for the examination of papers and securities. Boxes can be rented at $5 per year and upward. AHDKGW T. SCIi LIVAN. President.

W1LX1AM DICK, I JOHN TltVSL.OW.f Prenldent. HARRY F. BURNS. Secretary. FRANCIS WEEIES.

Asut. Secretary. Henry O. Havemeyer, Thos. J.

Patterson, John W. Weber. Frefierlo P. Olcott, nom nom Klft nom 2,000 nom 1.200 St. raui John G.

JenKlns, Moses May, Frank Jenkins, Theo. F. Jackaon, Marshall S. Drlggs, CVUlnrd P. Reld.

Fred G. Lemmenhanac M. L. Reynolds. John J.

Cooney, Robert T. Whalen. Ira Leo Bamberger Chas. M. Davidson.

Joseph Huber, Frank Harvey Field. Oustav J. L. Doerschuck, John H. Scheldt.

Charles Engert, David W. Stein, Southern Pac. 71 Southern SouthernRy pf 100 Union Pacific. 11 28 Union Pac. pf.

96 U. S. Steel 407a U. S. Steel 93 Wabash 31 Wabash 47 Wabash 79 Barrels.

Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. 78. UO 14.624 35.345 59,749 2.275 41,773 Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St.

Louis SOO 30,400 254,488 41,000 6,500 1,460 iilooo 48 46 EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Printing of Every Description Eaole Building. Washimovok and Johnson Si Fourth floor. Tftke large passenger elevators 79 77.