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16 THE BROOKLYN MILY EAGLE. EW YoM. SATURDAY. JANUARY 18. 1902.

TRUST COMPANIES. TRADING ON THE CURB. If it THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. D. M.

Chauncey Company of 207 Montague street, have sold for the Aldrlch estate to Simon J. Harding, for $55,000, three five story brick and stone double apartment houses, lots 28x100, Nos. 219. 221 and 227 Union street, west of Clinton. W.

C. Damron of 477 Simmer avenue, reports the following sales 55,,57, 57A, 61A, fi3 Batnbrldge street six three story houses for Lttlie Devlin. Plot north side of I'ark place west of Albany avenue oOxtSO, to H. ti. Hill.

423 Stunner avenue, three story single flat, 20x90, for 0. F. Gaussle. Cottage on west side or I eft'erts avenue, near Atlantic, Morris Park, for H. A.

Ter rel. Plot on Prospect place, west of Albany avenue. 78x129. for .1. K.

Dittmar. Plot in Fulton street, east Albany avenue, 40x100, for M. Kuh. Plot on Degraw street, east of Albany avenue, to J.obn H. Eggers.

Plot on Park place. 192 feet west of Albany avenue, 32xl2. to H. B. Hill.

James Brumley. auctioneer, sold on Friday, at 389 Montague street, for Charles Lvdecker. referee in action of Levi S. Ten per bbl; repacked. Rrapa fruit, Jamaica.

Sal2 per bbl: tnniferlnep, 55 per Ktrap or double case: lemons, Medina und Palermo. per box: California I2.50a4.".0 per box: VerdelH. $2a4 per bor: Almerln grapes. M.SOau.SO per keg: limes, II 100; bananati, lift bunch, extras, red bananas, choice Port Llmon, ja8; pomegranates, S2 ptr box: nes Hal6c pound; oval ties, SJ per 100 boxe: new crop datei. In cases.

pine lipplefl. $la: per dozen; Florida, etise of 2G to SI fancy pines, per dozen; nuts, per pound, almonds, Tarugons, 18c; shelled Jorden. S5a40c: French paper shells. In bags. 21c; SlcIy Slnerta.

13c; Napl'. 12a 13c; Turkish, Sc; Brazil, 16c; walnuts, Grenoble, 14c: French marabou's. 12c; mixed, 25ati0c pound boxes, 12c; peanuts, hand roasted, S1.60 per bushel; nt.w Singer root; 10c per pound. Northern fruits Kastern grapes, per case, Catawba, seckel pem Boston, boxes, apples, barrel, double heads, 35a8; gitno, ttali.iji); Baldwins, Northern Spy. greenings, Ben Davis, Western apples, bushel box; cranberries.

per box; per barrel; hickory nut's, $2 per bushel: black walnuts, $1.50 per bushel; parching corn, Ou per pouu l. 1 Early Southern and greenhouse vegetables Greenhouse rhubarb, is per one hundred bunches; second crop Bermuda potatoes, firsts, $8 per bbl; seconds, per bbl; California cauliflowers, per crate of 2oa20; Florida new crop egg plants. $4 per dozen; Florida string beans, $oa8 per box; per half barrel basket, J6; early Florioa' squaBh, 51 per bask it; Key West tomatoes, J3aG per case; greenhovs. tomatoes, 20c per pound; cucumbers, greenhouse, per dozen: Bermuda celery, per dozen bunches; Kalamazoo celery, per dozen bunches: lettuce. greenhouse, per dozen: Florida lettuce, $2a5 per one half barrel basket; New Orleans lettuce, 14 per bbl.

containing to 8 dozen; New Orleans etiicrry, GOa70c per dozen bunches; Held salad, per bbl; reen peppers, Florida, $6 per ense; greenhouse radishes, i2.S0 per 100 bunches; leeks, $1 per 100 bunchey: water cress, Ca40c per dozen bum'hes; New Orleans parsley. I3a4 per 100 bunches; shvea, 35at0c per box: kohl rabl. 2fte per dozen bunches. Jforthern winter vegetable Cabbager $2af per 100; choice. S4.50a5: yanlsh and state cabbages, f4a6; red cabbages, f6aB; pickle peppers, 10c per bunch; marrow squash.

per bbl; Hubbardstown and marrow squash. 52a 2.. ",0 uer hhl: cheese Dumnklns. Hal. 50 uer' bbl: r.oiur 22.

Augustus fhesebrough to Realty Associates nom PACIFIC ST. :il9.9 i'tk a av. 17. 1 107.2, Sarah Van Uuzen to Mellc I St John PBOSPECT PLACK. s.

KUigftluii av, 20xli), Kll II Blshoj) to Mag daleua Moskin LlBKFiTY AV, No ti0.i, Jerome si. 22 100. Marie and John HchoelHer. Catharine Weir and Marie Si'lioeffler. guardian for Calharlne Wehr anil Nathan and Annie I'lman I.

AVKM'E F. cor fiast Twenly fouriii st. lOyxJOO, Gnnanla Keal Estate and ImpL Co to John VV Thogode nom EAST NFNirrKENTH ST. s. 2S0 ft Beverley road, limily ti Boyer to Walter Aloore.

Buvport. I. I nmn SFMNKR AV. s. 2S fL Park av.

Michael llefaberg to Really nm TOMPKINS AV. cor Haiu ock al. 2ux John Molander and William r'edar liolm to Andrew Pet era, Hulet t's Landing. murtH $8.000 nom AHIHON ST. s.

rto ft Hldge wood uv. 20x8u; Madiion si, s. Kmi It Ridge wood av. runs a 120 20 40 SO to av a ItiO; Ma'diaon av, at cor Irvltitt av. runs SO no So 20 Ho it 20 40 SO to st foregone, William Walton to Virginia A Klelne.

morts 14.825 FORTV SfXTH ST. 1 So ft a Sixteenth hv, SOxlOO.2. Uonmgh Park Co to Geo Hoxie nom ALBANY AV. s. 240 Tl Avenue J.

Ciermania Real Kstate and lmpt i tft Martha Jordan nom ALBANY AV, Hit ft Avenue .1. 2Uxl0o. same to John Schoenluub nom ALBANY AV. s. Avenue i.

4'tx loo. same to CJeorge Scott nom SCH hiS KCTA DY AV. 317.6 Avenue 40x100. (Jet mania Real EMtate and lmpt to August Hug nom UKBEVOISB S'l. 1S3 ft Humboldt st.

Henry Triebel to Jacob Reclinltz. mori exch GATES AV, s. 275 It Hamburn a v. cm May to Henry i riebel. mort ch i STAN HOP ST.

s. ft Central av. Geo Timmermann Nicolas Marx, mort $3,000 nom AV. iO ft Woodbine st. Rebecca Smullen to tilizabetit Kraussmann, is pt.

all nom OSBORN ST. s. 150 ft Pitkin av. itix loo. Rosa to Wm Brown, nom TU I KTb'BNTH AV, 00.2 Forty hixtb st.

40x100. Borough Park 'o to Susan A Davton nom MADISON ST. s. 3S3.4 Held av. 16.8X James McCormlek to Simpson.

Crawford Co. mort nom ST. a. HW ft Ijorlmer at. 2rixl0i).

Anna WillianiH to Emma Oehler. widow, mort nom PJNK ST, s. 100 ft Glenmore av. 2.xl00. Julia Harper to John Lleder man.

morts $2,700 nom BI.EKCKKK ST. s. 2j ft vergreeu prevent the steady decline in the output ot high grade oil. In the "Little Germany" district. Marshall County, V.

there is more promise. The South Penn Oil Company opened one well 'which is producing 140 barrels day. The best showing conies from the Salem district, Harrison County, W. where the United States Oil Company drilled its No. 7 well, on the Williams' farm, and opened up a 300 barrel producer.

Shortly after it completed its No. 8 well and found this was good for 220 barrelu a day, with the indications that it would be a better producer than the No. 7. It is evident that the company has struck a rich spot. The Eclipse Oil Company found a fair producer at the rate of thirty to forty barters In the "Little Germany" district.

In the same section the South Penn Company llnlshed Its lest well on the Corbley farm, near the Alley Lewis farm, and found it good for 75 barrels. This Is a little In advance of developments and glvea promise of an extension of territory. As a rule, however, developments in the "Little Germany" district failed to come up to expectations. Operators are now looking for territory in Marlon and Wetzel counties, near Manning town. The South Penn Company lest well on the Cunningham farm in this section is still holding up at 100 barrels a day or better.

A number of other test wells are now t'nder way and something more definite as to the extent of this producing region will be known In the course of a month or two. In Ihe Indian Fork development, in Gilmer County, the test wells under way to determine If an extension of territory could be looked for, turned out to be dusters. Dusters followed the efforts of wildcatters in other sections. In the Lima district, local operations continue fairly strong, new wells proving average producers. The Planet Oil Company made an exceptional strike in Richmond County, wlien It struck a well that produced 100 barrels the first day, and continued at 40 or 50 barrels for some time after.

This well gives promise of opening up a good paying territory. Reports from Kentucky are a little more encouraging and one or two good producers have been opened cutslde of the Sunny Brook pool. The work to be done in this state during the year will do much to prove its probable siatus as an oil producing section. Refined petroleum closed unchanged at 7.20 in barrels and 4.65 In bulk in New York. Philadelphia prices were on a basis of 5 points lower.

Foreign quotations were unchanged. London 6 15 16d. per Imperial gallon; Antwerp 17 francs per 100 kilos, and Bremen 6.35 marks for 50 kilos. SPENCER TRASK BOOKLET. The banking and Stock Exchange firm of Spencer Trask 27 29 Pine street, Manhattan, announces the Issuance of the 1902 edition of "Statistical Tables," compiled and published annually.

This valuable compendium of statistical information Is no stranger to the Investing and financial world. The booklet this year is of particularly attractive exterior and is replete with coudensed information, having been carefully revised and edited with the view of enlarging its scope and incluslveness, while at the same time maintaining convenience in form. It contains a concise record of the principal railroads of the United States, with accurate figures of mileage, capitalization and earnings, together with the range of prices for stocks during the past year. The bond table is most complete, covering, with the exception of few unimportant issues, exery bond listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Here are shown the rates of interest and dates of payment, maturity, amount outstanding and amount issued per mile of road, together with the range of prices for 1901 and the approximate yield, based on the last sale.

The description of industrial companies and their securities is even more complete than heretofore and much valuable information Is furnished relative to recently organized companies. The little volume also includes a unique table, setting forth the various issues of preferred stocks, both railroad and industrial, and showing their rights as to priority in the matter of dividends and distribution of assets. The publication is In form adapted to pocket use and is designed for gratuitous distribution. BANK OF GERMANY'S STATEMENT. Berlin The weekly statement ot the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the following changes: Cash on hand increased 57,500,000 marks; treasury notes increased 1,980,000 marks: other securities decreased 91,560,000 marks; notes in circulation decreased 103, 540,000 marks.

The Imperial Bank of Germany to day reduced its discount rate from 4 to 3' per cent. The last previous change made by the Imperial Bank of Germany In its discount rate was on September 23, 1901, when it was advanced from to 4 per on June 18. 1901, it was reduced from 4 per cent, to 3V6 Per cent. IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE. The imports of dry goods and merchandise at the port of New York for this week are valued at $11,027,835.

against $11,839,801 in the previous week and $10,983,276 in the corresponding week of last year. Since January 1, $33,064,321. against $32,369,516 in the corresponding period last year. DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. TUe outside seciirlty market to day opened firm In lone, but with inactive and quiet dealings.

Initial and early prices, however, allowed sustained strength, and although dealings at no lime in the short session of to day were animated, yet the dealings were well distributed and some ot the buying was very good. The close was notably strong, with a good demand, and bidding for stocks. Total transactions were estimated as about 8,000 shares. American Can Issues showed improvement, especially the preferred, which sold up to anil later back to SS, on sales of atjout 1.200 shares. Three hundred shares of Can common sqld at loialu'i.

Standard Oil was heavy, on further liquidation, about tio shares selling at 637a635. Norfolk and Western 4s sold at 93V4aW for about 5250,000 worth. Northern Securities sold at 103 for 500 shares, and 500 United States Reduction common sold at 38a357. Two hundred shares of Hide and Leather preferred sold at 41. Hackensack Meadow stock was active and strong, with about 2.000 shares selling at.

51a 51. A like amount of Dominion Securities was dealt in al prices ranging from Pocahontas "subs" sold at Union Copper sold at for 1.000 shares, and 600 shares of Greene Consolidated Copper sold at 30y.a30i,i. North Platte Copper sold at 16a 16'4 for 200 shares, and New York Transportation sold at 12. Brooklyn Quotations. Yesterday To dav Riilli oaila Bid Ajkea.

Bid, Aflked. Atlantic Av os 114 Atla'ntlc Av 5s. 105 BknClty lstH4 Brooklyn 24' Brooklyn 116 Bkn.Q 1st 115 Bkn.B WE 1st 102 Cnev TbI BknSnl) 115 107 115'ij U44 1H 105 114: 2 t3 116 111 102 H50 101 105 97 1131 H8 115 107 1 1 5 244 i "it 103 117 10 i IstlOlHt 102 Crosetown os. 105 Nassau 4s 97 98 Nassau os 113 bt Uf Illuminating: Companlei Edlson 4s 98 101 Kings 180 187 Kings County osl08 1091(2 102 98' 115 101 180 187 108 109li Kines County 6SJ. J4 izo N.Y.&Queens.

3i N.Y.&Queens pf 70 Truit Compntc Brooklyn 425 Franklin 315 Flatbush 172 Hamilton 300 Kings 4:23 Long Isl. 28 Manufacturer'. 326 Nassau 211 People's 350 Title Guar Tr.550 Williamsburgb. 215 40 37 40 72 70 425 315 172 300 423 278 326 211 350 550 215 240 120 300 125 300 215 300 390 200 200 125 182 325 475 182 325 475 220 220 Bnnka Broadway 240 Brooklyn 120 First 300 Kings County. ..125 Manufac.

Nat'l. 300 Mechanics' '215 National 300 Nassau Nat'l. 390 People's 200 Sprague 200 Union 125 Ferry Brooklyn Ferry. 19'ii 67 95 30 So Bkn Da 88 10th 23d 60 10th 23d St 5a.l05 Union Ferry 43 Union Ferry 5s. 96 of Music.

120 Cheesebrough. ..400 Talmage pi. 110 HmpStateSurety200 Bliss 130 BW Bliss pf. ..130 KlngsCoFirelns 160 Nassau Fire Ins 175 NTiN Tel. 169 NY NJ Tel 58.114 Phenix Fire Ins.205 125 W'burghFlreIn562 Worth Pump pf.119 310 310 107 150 207 150 20 19 '2 20 70 67 70 97 95 97 33 30 33 91 88 91 75 60 75 106 105 106 43' 43 4334 971 96 9712 130 120 130 418 430 400 430 120 110 120 205 200 205 140 130 140 140 130 140 160 175 172 169 172 117 114 117 205 140 125 140 562 123 119 123 ADDED TO THE LIST TO DAY.

I l'ooks Books J.ani!!. Rate. Late, t.osc 1 open. Am. Glue Co.

pfd. I 'Ob. 1 Jan. 22 Boston 20c. l''ot.

In Jan. .11 Keb. 15 Bos. Maine pM. 11 Mar, 1 Keb.

15 Con. Coal. Md 2 Ket). 1 Jan. 25 ivb.

3 Torrlngton. CI. A. Eeb i Twin City It. 2 Feb.

15 Keb. 5 teb. 17 CONTAINED IN THE PREVIOUS LIST. I Books i BOOkl Nama. Kate.

lute. ciose open. a i I It Island Loan Trust Company TEJVKjPjT bar. Capital $1,000,000,00 tXi! $1,300,000.00 A cordial invitation Ih extended to inspect the new office. BUSINESS AND PERSONAL.

ACCOUNTS are solicited, and interest is paid on the dally balances. EDIVARTD MERITT, President. CLINTON L. TOSSIfER, First Vice President DtyD G. LEG GET, Second Vice President.

FREDERICK T. AlfDRlDGE, Secretary. IV1LUATD P. SCHENCK, Asst. Secretary.

TRUSTEES: WILLIAM M. IHGRAHAM JOHN F. HALSTED EDWARD D. WHITE EDWARD MERRITT FRANK LYMAN DAVID G. LEGGET SEYMOUR L.

HUSTED, JR. FRANK L. BABBOTT THEODORE F. JACKSON MARTIN WILLIAM C. RtDFIELB SETH L.

KEENEY DAVID H. VALENTINE CLINTON B. BURD1CX HORATIO M. ADAM? HENRY F.N0YES CLINTON L. ROSSITEft JOOST Ibamilton Capital and Surplus TTiifif $1,000,000.

No. 191 Montague Street. Company SILAS B. DUTCHER. President.

WILLIAM H. LYON, Vice Pretident. WILLIAM BERHI. Vice PresMcnL JOSEPH B. WHITE.

Secretary. GEORGE HADDEX, lss(. Secretary. Board of WILLIAM BERKI. l.l'lJIL'ri II.

BIGLUW. KZRA D. BUSHNKI.L. IMV1D F. 1HT1VHEK.

CHARLES COOPER. SILAS B. DUTCHEK. WILLIAM H. DA VOL.

JOHN DITMAS, P. H. I LYNX. JOHN R. HKGEMAN.

HENRy N. Trustees: HV. E. HUTCHINSON, W. C.

IllJMSTONK, WILLIAM II. LYON, JOHN v.1. Mi F. TIIOS. K.

PKARSAI.L. MILLARD F. SMITH. W.M. V.

R. SMITH. T. L. WOODRt'FI JOSEPH FJ.

WHITE. 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 ana! Administrator. Wilis legally prepared and safely kept. Family and business accounts solicited. KBftSGS COUtyTY Trust Company 342, 344, 346 Fulton St. Capital Surplus.

JULIAN D. FAIUCHILD. President. WILLIAM HARKNESS, I vice Presidents D. XV.

McWILLIAIIS, I Ce HERHOK KOKRIS, Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE. AHaUtant Secretary. TRUSTEES. John Arbuckle, A.

Abraham. Geo. V. Brower. Roswell Eldrldge, Julian.

D. Falrchild. Joseph P. Grace. John Good, Nelson J.

Gates, William Harkness, Jos. C. Hendrlx, "Whitman W. Kenyon, Joseph L.l2bmatin. Lewis Luckenbach.

r. w. McWllllama. James McOovern, Cord Meyer, Dick S. Ramsey, II.

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

II. Van Anden. John J. "Williams. josepri Thomas P.

White. ActB as Executor, Administrator, Trustee Guardian, Receiver. Committee of the" Insane, Transfsr Asent and Registrar for Corporations. Designated by the General Term of the Supreme Court an a legal depository for estate funds. Receives deposits subject to check at sight, and ALLOWS INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES.

Checks pass through the New York Clearing House. ISSUES INTEREST BEARING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. Collects rents, coupons and Interest and manages property of non residents. Secures Letters of Credit and drafts payable In any part of the world. KEEPS WILLS FREE OF CHARGE.

THE MANUFACTU 198 MONTAGUE ST. Capital. Surplus Undivided Profits, 1 ,302,40 J.01. Authorized to uct as EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR.

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

COOMBS. President. WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Vice President.

WILLIAM J. MATHESON. 2d Vice President FRANK L. SNIFFEN. Secretary.

WILLIAM C. NESMITH. Assistant Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: William H. Nichols.

"William .1. Matheson. William .1. Coombs, Sanl'ord H. Steele, John II.

Hanan, John H. Schumann, James H. Oliphant. Edward Hlnman. Silas Tuttle, William A.

Nash. Frank Bailey, Jus. L. H. V.

V. Braman. E. T. Bedford.

Ji. DwlKht Church. Henry Biitterman. J. Adnlph Mollenhauer, John Orr.

Royal IVabody. John il. Ireland. Charles O. Gates, Daniel P.

Morse. H. B. HalKh. Mnrcan.

NASSAU TRUST GO. BROADWAY AND BEDFORD AVE. Capital, $500,000.00 TJndiYided Profits, 416,000.00 Interest paid on daily balances and special rates on time deposits. Uankers' money orders issued. Special accommodation for ladies and every facility afforded for the transaction of a general Trust Company and banking business.

SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. mi sti A. D. Ualrd, William Dick, William V. Garrison, Herbert P.

Gunnison. William E. Hnrwlll, Kdward T. Ilulst, Dltmas Jewell. William Lamb, Robert P.

I.ethbrldge. D. Mollenhauer. Jost Moller, H. Post, Henry Roth.

Charles H. Russell, Henry Kelbert. A. Sperry, Andrew T. Sullivan, Truslow.

F. B. Tuttle. 't John Ixmghran, OFFICERS: ANDREW T. SLLLIVA.N.

President. JOHN TKUSIjOW. I WILLIAM DICK. Preldentn. i HARRV F.

niRS. Secretary. F' A( WRRTCES, ahhimi. Secretory. The Peoples Trust Company, 172 Montague Street, Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $2,569,746.61 FELIX CAMPBELL, President.

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

CHARLES A. BOODY, Asst. Secretary. Interest Allowed on Deposits. Poster Work SJcoks, Pamphlets Cards, Circulars SI Law Work ASD EVERY DEflCMPTION OF PB1NTINO PHOMPTI.V AND NEATLY EXECUTED AT The EACJI.E JOB 1'KINTING DEPARTMENT, Ewle Washington and Johnson 6ts.

JTUth. Floor. Take lame passenger elevaton. RERS TRUSTCO. 1 Jan.

L7 Dec. 27 Jan. 13 ti Feb. 1 Jan. 10 Feb.

3 14 Feb. 1 Jao. 10 Keb. 3 Jan. 1 Jan.

13 Jan. 84 15c. Jan. 119 Jan. 1H Jan.

'Jl Jan. 3 Jan. 21 3 Apl. 1 Mar. 17 1W Jan.

20; Jan. 4 Jan. 21 Jan. 21 Dec. 21 IJi Feb.

1 Jan. 10 Feb. 3 2 Feb. 1 Jan. 15 Feb.

3 J.M Feb. 1 Jan. 7 Feb. 3 Jan. 20 Jan.

31 Jul). 20 Feb. 1 3)4 Jan. 20 4 Jan. 20 2 Feb.

1 Jail. 10 Jan. 25 1 Feb. 1 Jan. l'J Jan 25 110 Jan.

Dec. 31 76c. Feb. 15 Feb. 1 Bee.

31 14 Jan. 20 Jan. 3 Jan. 21 2 Feb. 1 Jan.

18 Jan. 27 14 Feb. 1 Dec. 27 Jan. ti.mi Jan.

31 I Dec. 24 Jan. 2 IJi Keb. 71 Jan. 18 Feb.

8 3 Jan. 21 Jan. 7 IX Feb. 1 I Jan. IB Jan.

27 1. Ian. 11 Jan. 28 12K Dein'ntl 2 Jan. 27 Jan.

15 Jan. 28 15t Jan. 20 Jab. 3 Jan. 20 1H Mar.

ir I Jan. 21 Dec. 27 Jan. 22 3H Jan. 20 2) 4 Feb.

1 Jnn. 20 25c. Jan. 31 Jun. 21 Feb.

1 3) 4 Jan. 20 Jan. 30 Apl. Sept. 30 Oct.

16 Jan. 29 Jan. 28 Jan. 30 1 Feb. 1 Jan.

18 Jan. 25 Jan. 12 Jan. 28 3)4 Jan. 31 Jan.

15 Jan. 20 3)4 Jan. 21 lJi Feb. 1 Jan. 18 4 Feb.

1 Jon. 18 Feb. 3 4 Feb. 1 Jan. 18 Feb.

3 3)4 Jan. 20 4 Jan. 20 iH Feb. 1 Jan. 22 Feb.

3 2 Feb. 1 Jan. 25 Feb. 1 25c. Jan.

26 Jan. 20 25c. Jan. 26 Jan. 20 2)4 Jan.

29 Jan. 17 3 Mar. 1 Feb. 1 Mar. 1 1) 4 Feb.

1 Jan. 20 Feb. 3 2) 4 Feb. ir Jan. 31 4 Jan.

20 3) 4 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 Dec. 27 I Jan. 21 3)4 Jun.

29 Dec. 31 3 Feb. I Jan. 14 Feb. 3 2)4 Feb.

10 Jan. 24 Feb. 10 Feb. 5 2 Jan. 29 Dec.

31 1 1) 4 Ken. 1 21 Feb. 3 2) 4 Jan. 20 Jan. 3 Jan." 21 Keb.

4 3 Keb. 1 1 Jan. 27 Feb. 3 1 Apl. 1 5 Jan.

28 Jan. 17 jBn. 28 1 Keb. 1 Jan. 20 Feb.

3 2 Fob. 21 Feb. 7 Feb. 21 1 Feb. 1 Jan.

16 Jan. 24 5 Mar. 1 Jan. 81 3 Mar. 1 Jan.

SI 1 Jan. 26 Jan. 15 Jnn. 25 1 Fob. 1 Ian.

13 Fob. I Feb. 1 Jan. 13 Feb. 1 1 Feb.

1 Jan. IS Feb. 1 Cllc. Jan. 27 Jan.

11 Jan. 28 Feb. lOlJun. IS Feb. 11 1)4 Feb.

15 Feb. 5 Feb. 15 IH Jan. 25 Jan. 22 Dec.

31 Jan. 23 3 Feb. 15 50c. Jan. 25 Jan.

13 Jun. 27 3 Jan. 27 Jan. 15 2 Keb. 1 Jan.

16 Feb. 3 1)4 Fob. 1 Jan. 21 Feb. 2 1 Mar.

1 Feb. Feb. 17 Juu. 25 Feb. 18 1 Mar.

21 Feb. 27 Mar. 22 Feb. 13 Jan. 25 Feb.

18 3 Jan. 20 Jan. 2 Jan. 21 3) 4 Jan. 20 AnralB'U Am.Car&Foundiy.

Am.Car&F'dry pf Am. District Am. Iron Am. Locomotive pf Am. Pipe Mfg Am.Pneu.Scrw pf Am.

Tin Plate Am. Tobacco Am. Tobacco pfd. Bkn. Acad.

ofMuflic BUn. Rapid Bkn. Sav. Bowery Sav.Bank C. R.

4t extra Calumet Hecla. Cambria Steel Canada Southern. C.C.C.&St.L. Central of N. Pacific.

pf, A. H. D. pfd. Columbus Gaa Columbus Ry.

pfd Consolidated Gas. Continental Cont'l Lack Dela. Detroit United Ry DlmeSav.B'k.Bkn Edison. Boston Electric of Emigrant Sav.B'k Erie Tel. Evans.

T. H. pf Federal Finance Co. 2d pf. Ft.

Wayne Jack Gen. Electric pfd. GenevaMln. Water GermanlaSav.B'k. Grand Rapids pfd Green Green cl.A Green wichSav.B'k Gr.N.Y.

Sav. Bank. (It. Northern pfd. Hamilton HomestakeMtnlng extra Hunt.

B. T. pfd Illinois Central Int. St. Pump pfd.

Pa Irving Sav. Ins Kings Co.Sav.Ins. Laclede Gas Lake Shore Lawyera'Titlelns. Louis, ft Nash LloydsPl.GlasMlus Michigan Central. Milwaukf.eElec.

pf Mo. Pacific Nassau Fire Ins. Nussuu Trust Nat. Nat. surety Co New York Cab Co.

Norfolk West. pf. Northern N.Y..t;h.&St.Llst N. 2d N.Y.&Hond.Mln'g Pacific Coast Pac. Coast 1st pfd Pac.

Coast pfd. Parrot Mining People's Gas L. Pittsburg Coal pfc Pressed Steel Proctor Gamble Street's Sta. SusquehannaSteel Tenn. Coal pfd Un.

Trac'n, Alb'y. r.S.Cast l.Plpc pf C. S. Steel S. Steel U.S.

Steel Western Gas WmsbKli.Jav. LVk. Meeting. ney against Adele Hill, house on lot 20x100. on the south side of Quincy street, 605 feet east of Bedford avenue, to Levi S.

Ten ney for $4,000. A. Kerrigan, auctioneer. Bold at 189 Montague street, in action of Mary J. Bell against John M.

O'Neill, house on lot 27x100, on the south side, of Wyckoff street, 101 feet west of Xevins streei, io John J. MeGarry for $7,600. K. C. McDonald, referee in aciion in partition of David A.

Walsh against Daniel Walsh, sold at the Court House, house on lot 25x100, on the north sidp of Kent street, 195 feet east of Franklin, io P. Walsh for $8,750. Joseph C. Crame, referee in action of Au Walsh against Jonah A. Randel, sold at the Court House, house on plot 75x100.2, on the southeast corner of Thirty ninth street and Sixth avenue, to Augusta Walsh for $1,250 over and abovo a mortgage for $2,500 and accrued interest.

Monday's Sales. House on lot 25x100. on the east side of Schenck avenue, 100 feet north of Gleumore; house on lot 150 feet front, on the north side of Ten Eyck street, 150 feet east, of Variek avenue, running Metropolitan avenue, along Stewart avenue, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, at 9 Willoughby street. New Buildings GLEN'MORE AVENTE, south side.

40 feet wat or Milford ptrei. one story frame wagon ZOx.S, tar paper roof; runt iTiarles Sohl, owner. FORTY FIFTH PTREKT, south side. ITfl.l'i east of Fourteenth uti siorv frame woodshed, 12xH. tar paper not'; i i.nl Maurice Dalton, owner.

Comparative Tables. 1302. Kroni January 3 January 9. inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed Total value $536,814 Xomlna! onsi deration 27S Deed? of release, etc 24 1301. From January 4 to January 10, Inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed tin Total consideration Xominal consideration Deeds of release, tc From January to January 1.

Total number of mortgages Total value J395.7.S4 17 inclusive: 2M or purcnase money mortgages Value of purchase money mortgages 219, 35i 1901. From January to January if), inclusive: iotal number of mortgages 12 Total value I Number of purchase money 4i Value of purchase money mortgages J273.1U Mechanics' Liens. JATAHY 17. Fourth av. s.

75 ft Fifty fifth 25 xlOO. Itirhard "Whalen agt Andrew Oook and Walter Kryer. renewal 1350.00 St Marks av. cor N'ostrantl av. MOx 1K, Thop Duncan agt Anglo Amarlcan I oan and Savings Assn and Wm Pearce.

renewal 178.74 Judgments. .1 AM'AKY 17. i Metropolitan Street Hallway 'o bl De vltl Same Delia. Deviu 445.65 long Island Co Mary Devine 5,954. (Ki Borre, Sand 106.82 Mohrmann.

George Edison Klec 111 106. S2 Byrne. Anna Agnes Becker 61.7!) JVevino, Ijouis A Silverman Ihii." Grant. Albert II Maria 1.. Merrill 134.07 Belmont.

Jeanette IC Francis Blltlngham 2,935.31 Brown. Thomas Jacoby 24.67 Blenderman. Albert Htorman 1 fi6. 25 Oetjen, Diederlch Mattlage 2.956.91 Erlckpon. Emil Barr 78.2.!.

I angley. John Cooper Nann. William Ellen fliUen 5.1.07 Speer. Sigmund Vorzimer 28. HI SprJgade.

Rudolph Romcoo dumber 1I0.1S Schweickert John Louisa Jacob L. .1 Cardona 324.18 O'Keeffe. William A Graham et al S2.7il Washington Franklin brewing Marie Sosenbyr.tl, JJombeck lazarua, and Bertha Kornberg. Harris Sell wart and Char let New eld. A Silverman.

257.07 Sehoonover. Burden, admin John Schoonover 238.67 Fltzpatrlck. Lawrence TIce 3.V53 Camm, Frank and the Camm Watch Case Co N'assau Bank 1,309.89 Brooklyn Heights It Co KIale A J.ewU 2.459.66 Fitzgerald. Frank A tf Klekmar 1 1 1 Mortgages. JANTARY IT.

Chapman. to cxrs Sprague. South Third st, near Hooper Styler, Mary and S. lo Kastetn Distn Savings Bank. Hull t.

near Hockaway av Ratzkl, io lawyers Title Ins Co. Dikeman sr. Hoskln, Magdalene, io 1. 1 Loan ami Co. trustee.

rjrospe( i place, Peters, to Flojence Raynoi st, near Norman av Mttzcharling. 'I'iil and C. Eighty eighth sr. near riecond av. J.

to II Kriebel. Uebevolse si. Frlebel. H. to Schut rer.

Debevolse al. pear Humboldt Rechnitz. to Ma. Lebevuise st, C. Llederman, to catii Iosihei.

Phi Ft, near Glenmor nv Same to German A tner lean imp samu prop Reinekliur Rosa and .1. to li Voll mer, Pitkin hv, near .1 uv Marx. N. to Tinunermann, Staniiopa st. Rosenberg.

H. and Silberniuu. A Clarke, I lopkinson nv. nar I'ltk'm May, Ha rry St. i Ti tie and i Madison M.

near Xostiand uv Johnson. II and W. to Julia llabic.i. Tompkins av. nar Han st Hlne.

Ca rrie ray, Hen'ra near New York av Gllderwleeve. Anna to exr uf Maty Moore. No 104 Montague st B. io Al Appel. South Thiid st.

near Kea Kelly, T. to Flatbusli Co op and Co, Prospect a v. 'tw Grenvuod Scott. R. to Eli.a Bissell.

Dnffield ht. Chvra Beth AmediaHli Andel de Brownif vtlie to and II illnsburg. Turkman near Belmont av Cleary. Iheht A Burnett St Marks av. neur Albany Jurgens.

II to I Moliimann. Linden sr. near Broadway Lamb. Williamaburgh Savins Bank. Matlisnn near Evergreen av.

2 parcels TV ebb. Maria, to 1. Welln, Lawrence t. near Willoughby Mever. to Mever.

Hoyt st, near Butler Donegan. D. ru Koehler. Eourteenth av. cor Flfty ninili st Griesbach, to Fi anska.

Panzer, flli tieth sr. nr Tweirtli av Bell. to carrniohel. Hutler st. or Lawrence McPartland.

Sarali. to Agnes White. Washington av. nr First st King. A.

to Robinson A Itoblnsoii. Sixty seventh st. nr Twentieth uv Ackerman. 1' D. to Cath Rose.

Warwick $1,200 1.S0O 2.000 2.200 90') 1.0 00 3.000 1.000 2.U00 oOO 1.0U0 750 1.5'Kt 3. 2.i0 S.oOo 1. jtjH li.tHlO 1. 1'J'J 6. "u0 1.600 1.000 4ol 3.

0(m S.500 UK! 2.41'W 3i.r.;o 7. n00 4.0011 2ti'l 2. SflO 3.O0'i t. nr Ar ington av Hollbrook. Sarah M.

in Title A ljafayf'tte) av, Nostrand Harlmati. M. to Eagle and o. Fifteenth ft. Friend.

M. to Wat.len. Clinton at. cor I'nlnn Simon. Lena and W.

io Coihv. South Third st. nr Drlggs av Norrlff, Ella F. to Guetigel. Vandetidlt av, nr Twent leth Collins.

G. to Flanagan. 24f. Hoyt mt, leawe Smith, Fi J. lo South Brooklyn Having Tnnt.

Carroll st. nr Hoy: Assignments of Mortgages. JAN FA It Gallagher J. to Klatt People's Truftt to Eunice A Ti eh admin Petrie, to Josn phine Fleming Buck. H.

to Mary A Galhrtlly Buvden. Sarah A ami ano. exois, to Williams, tmstee Hollmann, TI T). to exrx of Stm mermanu People's Trust Co. exor.

io Annie Gilbert ana Kath Croweil Volf W. to Fmille Miller Mott. Llbbtt W. to le Horwlll. Emile M.

to Margaret ha Conveyances. JANTARY 17. PIKEMAX ST. Nm 12. s.

ft Van Hrunt st. 24xJ0. HridRPt 1 anri Thomas Ryan to Anton Ttatzkl FIRST PLACE. Renter line. 391 ft court at rune 158.5 tt renter block 22 nolo l.OOii r.D.) 1.600 R700 I Island spinach, Hal, 25 per bbl; Baltimore Hpfnnch.

i 33a3.25 per bbl: Norfolk spinach. J3.7f.a4 per barrel; Long Island kale, 35auOc per barrel: Nor I folk kale. 51 per barrel: Brussels sprouts. Ua 12c per quart; soup greens, llal.25 per 100 bunches; Long Island carrots, 51.25al.75 per bbl: potatoes. per bbl, state.

Long Island, 2.70a3.2S: Belgian, 52.25u2.'0 pe' bap of nounds: Scotcli potatoes, per bag; German egg potatoes, 51.75 per 112 pound bag; sweet potatoes. Vlneland, 53a4: culls. 51.73a 2.2j: Spanish onions, original. 5l: repacked. sniHll case; large cnVes, onions, South Lima, N.

J4.r,0afi per bbl; Conectleut white. J5a7 per bbl: red, 53.7. a3 per bbl: Orang; County. 53.50a4..)0 bbl; seconds. Jl.

i0al.75 per bbl; pickllnK white onions. per barrel; Long Island beets, J1.50a2 per 100 bunches: per bbl, round. $2a or, Innsr, 1 onr island white turniDS. 75i: per bbl: parsnips, 51 per bbl: yellow turnips, 1 bbl; i Canada turnips. 51 per bbl; Long Island flav celery, per dozen bunches; state celery.

60a75c per dozen stalks: flat stato celery. 31.G0al.75 pel dozen bunches: Michigan celery. 50c per bunc! $1.50 per dozen bunches; California celery. per dozen stalks: knob elery, $3 per 10ft bunches; Jersey and Long Island radishes. 50c; tl.50 per 100 bunches; okra.

$2 per case; salsify or oyster plant. 30a40c per dozen bunches: mush rooms, 3uauc per pouna; Karnc. per uuucu; new crop horseradish, per dozen bunches; Mulligan pepjers. 25c per bunch. THE HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

The tendency to accumulation of hay In this market, noted in last reports, was more pronounced this week and receivers have now large stocks on hand. In addition, prospective receipts promise to be heavy. Demand is light for all but best quality and prices have fallen off 25 cents to $1 per ton. Rye straw is firm at best figures of last week. Quotations are now: I Hay.

per ton Prime, straight timothy, large I bales. small bales. No. 1 large bales. 1 $17; small.

No. 2. large bales, $16: small. No. 2 under quality, lanre or small bales, No.

3, large and small bales, $13al4; 1 clover and clover mixed. $13al4: cut. $16. 1 Straw, per ton Rye. In bundles, bales, No.

1 bright. $17: oats, baled. 510. SAVINGS AND LOAN. Eagle Savings ana Xoan Company 186 REMSEN ST.

near City Hall Square. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $750,000.00 PATS PER CENT. PER ANNUM. JULY AND JANUARY. ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.

PAYS 5 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. SEMI ANNUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. PAYS ON" MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM TO 8 PER CENT.

PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DEPOSITS REGULARLY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANY TIME. LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN H4 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EDWARD IS. BRITTO.N.

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

WAKBMAN, Secretary. JAMES T. ASHLEY, Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Paul Grout, James II. Ferguson.

Richard H. Lalmbeer.Jr. Edward M. Child. Amos H.

Cropsey. Wm. K. Cleverley, James T. Ashley.

Edward E. Brltton. Elwln S. Piper. George W.

Wakeman. John A. Sehwarz. John T. Rafferty.

George J. Jardtn. Frederick H. Schroeder. Louis Beer, GENERAL COUNSEL.

MESSRS. CARR GROUT. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 8 P. M. THE CO OPERATIVE BUILDING BANK, 200 BronJwnT.

New Yorlc. BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, 112 Llvliiarton Street. (Opposite Rear of Hall of Records.) ASSETS $1,353,053.00 Pays 4 to 6 Per Gent. Per Annum, According To Investment. Loans on First Morteaees I Repayable in Monthly Payments.

Wr'le or Cnll for Information. TRUST COMPANIES. FRANKLIN Trust Company, MONTAGUE. COR. CLINTON ST.

UROOiil.i'.N. Capital $1,000,000 Mil plus null Undivided $1,334,000 Authorized by law to act as liXECMTfoU. AD illNlSTRATOR. TRUSTEE. GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE, and offers Hp.cial advantages as auch.

IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS I.NTERKST ON DEPOSITS. Offers its services on favorable terms nv TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES, REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES. Checks on thin company will be paid throurh th New York.

Clearing House. OEO. If. SOUTHARD. President.

WILLIAM II. WALLACE. Vice President. GATES O. KAIINESTOCK.

2d Vice Pre. CHOWELI. HADDEX. Secretary. CLINTON W.

LUDLl'M. Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: A. A. Low.

Tnos. B. Stlllman. Edwin Packard. Martin Joost.

Geo. M. Colt. I'nht. I.

Woodward. Stewart "Woodford. Ueo. H. Prentiss.

Frederick YV. Moss. Hpitv f. Hulbert. Wllhelmus Mvnders.

nntej T. Fahnentock. Parwfn R. I iseph 1 lirowtt. I William JI.

Wallace, Albro J. Newton. C'rowelJ Hartden. K. Plerrejxtrit.

Hpn. TT. pr WILLIAMSBURGH TRUST CO. OFFICES Broatlway andM Av 361 Fulton St. I Capital, Surplus and Sri $1,150,000.

Undivided I J. G. JENKINS. PRESIDENT. i VICE PRESIDENTS.

W. ADDISON FIELD, Secretary. I I. HAMBURGER, Aiolstant Secretary. T.

U. McFARLAND, Asat. Secretary. DIItECTOnS. Anthony N.

BruiSy, Joseph Llebmann. Henry O. Havemeyer, ThoB. J. Patterson, Frederic P.

Olcott. John W. Weber. John G. Jenkins, 'Moses May, Frank Jenkins, Theo.

F. Jackson. Marshall S. Drlgss. Wlllard P.

Reld. Fred G. Lemmermann, M. Reynolds. John J.

Cooney, Robert T. Whalen. Ira Leo Bamberser, Chas. M. Davidson, Frank Harvey Field, Joseph Iiuber, Ouatav J.

L. Doerschuck. Simon F. Rothschild. Charles Kncert, John H.

Scheldt. av. 2jxIW, Flora spencer Libert Spencer, morts $3.300 THiKD V. 7jU 1 Bay Ridge av. 20x68.flx x73.

Copley JI Self. Georpe Self, to William West DFFFIELU ST. s. 79 ft Concord st, IS.Sx30.3, Billza. Blue Point, I.

to Robert Soot Fl'LTON ST. s. "ai.2 Front t. runs 60.1 7.4 2.U 44 10 to st 8 38.1, foreclose. HI iam Walton to van Brunt.

Bergen and nn pxrs. etc. Winant Bennett nom 4,500 1,800 S.000 FLATBl'SH AV. a s. :3.r..10 Bergen st.

runs 2 44 a :1.S to st 20 41.10 4L to av. Mary Hughes, widow, to Realty Associates nom DE ST. s. 150 ft Rochester av. oOx Elizabeth Muller, Elizabeth, wife, and Jacob Ulhlein.

Joseph and Henrv ITihleln. devisees Henry Flhlein, to Caroline, wife George fihlein. 19 24 pi aom MADISON ST. No 164, 356.S Bedford av, IB. 8x100: Madison st.

No 146. a. 20t ft Bedford av. 13.10x200; Putnam av ISO ft Bedford av. 2ix95: Madison st.

s. 2I3.1(i Bedford av. 14x100. Sarah Howe to Abbl Evann. all liens nom HRT ST.

No 134. a 211 ft Throop av. 19x100. Robt Schorah to Sarah A Schorah ntm NOSTRA ND AV. cor Degraw at.

lOOx 100: Eastern Parkway, e. 100 ft Buffalo av. 20x220.7 to Degraw Degraw st. s. 168.1 Buffalo av.

103.4 x224. to Eastern Parkway 102.6x224.6: St John place, s. 180 ft Buffalo av. runs 140.7 13. a a 103.5 24ii to place 144.7, Eliza Moffat, Susan HineM, Clara Beers.

Isabel Shepherd, Sarah A Smith. Chas Allen. Sarah Banks. Mary A Brush. Geo Allen.

Sarah Reardon. Mary Banks. Jesse Rew, Edward Rew. Sarah Beck with. Carrie Heath.

Betsey A Grum muim, haii Allen. Orris Beers. Edith Isbill. Wm Beers and Sarah EarU to Am elius Meeker, all title nom NEW YORK AV. s.

230 ft Avenue G. 40x100. Franklin Warner to Id via Wat ner FIFTIETH ST. a s. 300 ft Fourteenth av, 40x100.2.

Louis Muller to Julius Muller. mort $3.000 1.100 HERKIMER ST. s. 100 ft Rockaway av. 20x100.

Marat Magnes and Marv Feitner to Annie Moore, nom LYNCH ST. sea. 225 ft Harrison av. 30x100. Philip Levi sou to IgnaK Martin, mort $9,000 nom BLKECKKR ST.

s. 90.3 wick av. 25x100. Marv Adler to Julhis Adler. mort $1.400 nom ATLANTIC AV.

a. Tti ft Jerome nt. Susan Manscbott and Ar drew Becker, heirs Jacob Becker, Providence, to Mary Tebbe. all title, mort J4.0W am Same property. Eliza Tebbe, Charlott Troll inger.

Jacob and Becker and Emma Trenner to same, all title, mort $4,000 nom MAIMER ST. s. 325 ft Waterhury 25x95. Joseph A Bill to Michael Seltz. mort $1,200 nom SANDS ST.

cor alley. 15 ft wide, runs :7.S to another alley 5 ft wide 2n a 97.6 to Sands st 25; Sands st. s. at Intersection cor lot 489. on map Benjamin Taylor, runs S7.fi to an alley 25 87.6 to sr.

25. Joseph A Bell to Michael Seetz, all liens nom BFTLER ST, cor Lawrence Bt, now closed. 1u0.3x2OO. Flatbuah. Robt Bell to Samuel Irvine, mort $8.000 nom Same property, foreclose.

John A I ott, jr. to John Foster, Quogue, 1,600 Same property, Sophia Herrick, Boston. Mass, to Robt Bell nom THIRTIETH ST. 143.4 Fourth av, 16.8x100.2. Judson 0 Palmer to Catharine McDermott.

mort $1,600 nom STON A V. ft Belmont a 2xl00. Fanny Snydoeky, Greenville, Ala. to Barnet Ievlngson, correction deed, mort 32.500 4,800 WARWICK ST. s.

1U ft li Arlington av. 30x97.6. Catharine Rose to Dodd Ackerman. morts $3,700 nom FIFTEENTH ST. s.

27.S Ninth av, runs 27. 108.70 92.5 35. Eagle Savings and Loan Co to Marx Hariman. mort $19,000 nom STATE ST. s.

44.10 Nevins Ft. 40x 100. James A and Anlonla Noone to Realty Associates nom DITMAS A V. s. 40 ft Fast Forty third st.

liOxlOO, Gottlieb Bubeck. Phlla, Ia, to Rudolph Ludwig nom QUEENS BOBOTJGH. Mortgages. JANTARY 16. Joseph McGuinness jr.

to William Schieffeiln, Townsend av, cor of Clifton uv, 100x105. Laurel HHI Janet Gould to Annie Bassett. Napie place, s. 124. ft of Fulton st.

4x UK), Jamaica 600 Otto Muhlbauer to John Gaus, Covert av cor of Gales av, 90x100, Newtown i.ioo Louis Faiber io Llna Walters, lot til, block 234. map of properly of Ascsai Backus ut 1 City sj Peter Langdou to Johu Laiigan, Crescent st, 1,321.5 ft of Flushlnff av, 10(1x200. Astoria 100 Thomas I angan to Peter i angan, same property L600 William tirod to George Dumproff, lots Vti to 32, block 2. map of Dunton Park 650 Ida A Hard to (Queens flavlnjf Bank, lots 221 and 222. map of 1.115 lots of Zlegler at Newtown 6tHi Henrv Muck to Flushing Co operative Savings and Loan Assn.

North houl v.tvi s. 4 r( ft. of Thiltfeuth st, 50x 175. Point Assignments of Mortgages. JANTARY W.

i Mutgaiet Hemamer to Mary Fint nom Same Margaret Hemamer nom Same to aame nom I Hume to same nom Same to name nom Caron Rach Francis Jaeger $7Mt Conveyances. JANUARY 16. William hieffelln, exr, to Joseph Mc i Guinness. Jr, Townsend av. cor uf I Clifton uv.

Newtown. $1,300 Jauob Ca Welti James Cullen, tiixth av, b. 100 ft of Washington st. 50x100 nom John Peace, ref iee. to Otto Multiplier, Covert av.

'or of t3ates av, 1 Oo, Newtown, rec I ose 2 J100 Edmund Baylies (o Giovanni Bellouchlu. lots 2k and 29, block 2, map of Louona. Paik, Corona Joshua Barlow to Charles Klsernan. guar i elsome lane, atij land of Charles Eiseman. font 2 acres, release.

Flushing nm JcM'i'h Clark to Kme '1 hlrd si. h. 1 ft of East a 1 City Sn.rali Dwell Edwin Woolley. Browne a. s.

45 ft of Clinton st. 40x100, Newtown nom Eliza ('lover to William Dudgeon. Wyckoff nv. cor uf ''overt st. lots 242 tw 2.

mat of South Willlam.H burh. Nfwtown nom William Dudgeon to Benjamin A Trowbridge, same prop nom Angela Sehbeito to It n. Noble st. 47.0 ft of Van A 1st. av, 47.

6x 101). I City Lnigi Spetrlno to Flu via no Spetrlno, lots 451 and 412, Hltch' i.ck's 2 map of Corona. Park nom Flavimio pjpetrtno to Thomas Arnold, Mam property nom Catlmrlne Hill Then Clarke, Clii chester av. s. 200 ft Guilford st f.OxlOO; Clilcliesi av, ft or Tyndal st, 7.lxJfM).

Jamaica nom J. hn .1 fjiugan to I'titer Jjingun. cres ceui st, S21.5 fr of Flushing av, 10ix20o, Newtown nom Peter lJingan to Thomas Ingan, Biim pror nom John Miskowskl to Joseph Gwiskl. lUs ti 26. mat) sect Ions 19 and 20 of Jamaica nom Hr' Elm to KmM BoJime, Stewa ft a v.

enr of Stoothoff a v. Stewart a', cor of Stoothoff av. 1 00x Jamulca 11.000 WALL STREET NOTES. Professional feeling on the floor of the Stock Exchange is confident and a majority apparently favors the idea that an advance of a week or more in duration is in order. The Chronicle computes the gross earnings of 61 roads for the fourth week of December, 1901, at $15,006,381, increase $844,346.

or 5.98 per 104 roads for month December, 1901, report $67,974,510, increase $3,266,063, or 5.05 per 52 roads lor first week 01 January, 1902, report $8,481,824, increase $733,136, or 9.4'6 per cent. President Truesdale of the Lackawanna is quoted as saying that there is absolutely nothing In the rumor that the capital stock of the company will be doubled or increased from $26,000,000 to $40,000,000. Representa I lives of both Vanderbilt and Lackawanna interests are also quoted as denying the I rumor that the former has secured control of the Lackawanna properly. President Lowry of the St. Paul.

Minne apolis and Sault Ste Marie Railroad Is I quoted as saying that there is no truth lu the rumors that James J. Hill is to merge I that property with other northwestern rail roads, with which he is prominently identl fled. I Chicago advices say that it may be stated 1 with a fair degree of accuracy that the local i money market has broken. For several days the principal banks in this city have been making especially good loans at VA per cent, However, the bulk of the commercial loans has held at 5 per cent. The lowering of the i price of call loans in New York yesterday to 4 per cent, proved to be the last straw in breaking the local rate.

A number of bankers stated yesterday thai, from now on they ex I pected the bulk of their loans would be at 4 per cent. A further easing than this is i not probable for some little time. Apart from the change in the Bank of Ger many's discount rale there Is little new in I the International money market. Sterling ex I change rules nominally Arm, principally as London is a nominal seller of stocks. It will be noticed that Ihe week's exports of wheat have been unusually large.

It is not impossible that the English bankers are inclined to draw a little more urgently from this side, in view of a probability of an early issue ot consols to defray war expenses. If such an issue is made the rumored amount of 22,000, 000 is wholly reasonable. It is not to be expected that there will be more than nominal subscriptions for them from America, although Exchequer bonds a year ago were taken largely. Conditions have altered materially since then and home investment money has belter opportunities here. STATE BANK IN TROUBLE.

Albany, Ga. An application for a temporary receiver has been filed by the creditors of the Commercial Bank of Albany. The bank did not open for business yesterday, and a posted notice stated that the bank had suspended payment pending the action of the state authorities. The liabilities of the hank are estimated at $12.1,000, with assets of $191,000 in bills receivable and real estate. The National Park Bank and the Mercantile National Bank are the New York correspondents of the institution.

Fulton. Mo. The Commercial Bank of Fulton was closed yesterday by the chief of the State Banking Department. It is said that Philip S. Adams, cashier of the bank, left Fulton Monday afternoon, ostensibly for St.

Louis, with $4,500 in gold currency to be. deposited in the Franklin Bank. His whereabouts is unknown. The president of the bank then called in the state bank chief. The bank was organized two years ago with $20,000 capital, and in November.

1901. had deposits of $32,800. It is believed depositors will be paid in full. Stockholders are expected to lose 50 per cent, of their invest meut. The Chase National Bank is the New York correspondent of the bank.

COLORADO MINING QUOTATIONS. Colorado Springs Mining stocks closed i hid yesterday as follows: Acacia, 11; Alamo. Arger.tum, II: Anaconda, 2Si; Battle Mountain. 15; Butterfly, 17: C. C.

Consolidat I ed. Coriolanus. C. C. and Col i umblne Victor.

5: Dante. Doctor Jack 41 Elkton, 119; El Paso. Fanny Rawlings, 11 Findlay. 11: Gold Dollar. 21: I Golden Cvcle.

66; Golden Fleece. 57V4: Gold King 30: Gold Knob. 4: Gold Sovereign, I Gould. 12: Hart, 4: Isabella, 27; Jackpot, 1 Katinka. Keystone, Last Dol lar.

40: Lexington. 5V4; Little Puck. 5V4: Mint. 6: Mollie Gibson. 13; Mollie Dwyer.

2: Mary Casheu. Moon Anchor. 19'2: Na tlonal, Now Haven. 4: Pharmacist, Pin i nacle. Pointer.

3U': Portland. 210: Rose 1 Maud, 4Vi: Rose Nlcol, 4'A; Republic, 3: Rocky Mountain. Sedan. 4: Sunset Eclipse, lHi; Vindicator, 123; Work, THE SUGAR MARKET. The local refined sugar market Is quiet and unchanged.

Granulated Is quoted at 4.65c. The domestic raw sugar market is nominal, with 96 degree test centrifugal quoted at 3., degrees test muscovado at 2. and S3 degrees test molasses at 2c. Beet sugars in London to day were IH d. lower on increased crop estimates.

January Is quoted at (Is. fid. and February at 6s. i EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE. The exports of merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending to day are valued nt $11.

027. 835 against $9,096,671 in the preceding week and $10,983,276 in the cor responding week last. year. Since January 1. $28,999,497, against $32,369,516 in the cor responding period la'it year.

NATIONAL BANK NEWS. Washington The application to organize the Elk City National Bank of Elk City, 0. capital $25,000, has been approved, and the corporate existence of the Springfield National Bank, of Sorlngfleld. has been extended until January 17, 1922. TREASURY FINANCES.

National bank notes received to day for redemption, government receipts from Internal revenue. customs, miscellaneous, $242,118. Expendl lures $1,530,000. Other Outside Securities. Yestcrflay NXGu Co' Bid ABked.

Cent Un 5a guar 109 111 Equit 1st con 5s 115 118 Mutual otN 325 Amsterdam 58109 110 consols 108 112 115 Standard 1st 5a: 110 Hi New Yorlc Rnllrod Tn. day Aakeit. Ill 118 325 110 112 115 117 246 102l4 110 116 105 190 220 118 107 117 215 41 0" Bid. 109 115 300 1093i 108 113 115 243 101J2 108 114 103 165 208 115 105 116 212 175 4i'0 195 B'wav 7th Av.U4d i4l I. SLTth IvM.I 08 110 B'way Surf 114 B'way Surf 103 Cent Cro6stown.l(5 1st.

115 DD.EB&B scrip. 105 Union 1st 116 Second Avenue. 212 Sixth Avenue. Eighth Avenue. 400 116 105 190 220 118 107 117 215 41 Ninth Avenue.

Ferry Hobokenlst 5a. ll 114 Hoboken, (9 81 Hoboken con 5s. 89 1 Mot Ferrv 1st 5sl08 110 112'j 79 89 108 104 14 151 58'6 81 81 '6S 40'i 18 91 7 39 11 20 88 26 47 1 4 1 i 45 100 1 30' 511 11 46 1 31 15 39 101 'it 16 102at 110 IV'i 28 92 36 1L5 101 25 4 7 '4 HVi2 7:,4 630 13 10 30 85 3 71 122 118 35'i. Ui'4 114 81 91 110 106 18 lb 59 84 84 37i(, 8 41 20 734 39i 12J4s 21 90 87'i 27 50 2 50 102 8i 51 13 48 1st 5al04 106 Micellaneon AberdeenCopper 14 Am Can Co 14'aj Am Can Co pf Am Chicle 81 Am Chicle 81 Am 36 18 15'8 57 84 84 37'i, 7l4 40'j 10 74. 40 12 21 90 86 27 50 2 4V, I' 511 102 8 51U 13 48 Am Hide Lea.

Am pf Apache Copper. Bay State Brit Col Copper. Cast Iron CastlronPipe pt Compressed Air. Cotton Duck Cotton Duck pfd Dominion Sec. Electric Electric Boat pt Electric Vehicle Elec Vehicle pT.

ElectroPneumat Elec Reduction. Elec Rcduc pf. Empire 11 2 39 18 39 10 20 88 85'y 25 7.. 1 4 1' 1 45 Oen Chemical pllOO Ren Carriage. 1 GreeneC.

Copper Hackensack Havana Co Havana Co Illinois Int Umbrella. J.C. Water Co. 4s Maine Maine Mexican Nat cl Mexican Nat pf SOI 50 II 46 79N, 14' 384 32 80 39 32 80' 15 39V, 801 102 16'i, 103 "lH 125 100 2.VC, 48 85' 8'J 640 16 40 86 '2 90 73 124 120 304 62 17 Mexican Mat 4s 80 Mexican 4'is 1011 102 North Platte 14 Vnrth SfC. w.

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36 Royal Baking c.1 15 Royal Baking pf 101 Sea. Air Line. 25 Sea. Air Line pf. 47' Sea.

AirL bonds. 84J Storage Power. 734 Standard Oil 635 St Louis Transit 32'i Tenn Copprr 13 Un. Tobacco, w.i 10 Un.Tobuo II RR St I. 85 Un RR St bds.

89' Union Copper. 27h Un Typewrite: 71 Un Typew'r 1st. 122 Un Typew'r 2d. .118 U. S.

Reduction, tffifij U. S. Heduo. pfd (if WhltoKnob Cop 1(J WEEK IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS. The story from the lower southwest district is becoming a very familiar one, with no new pool, no great strikes and small wells or dusters the rule almost everywhere, and the production slowly am surely' diminishing.

There Is nothing to indicate that matters will improve In this section or to WALL ABOUT WHOLESALE MARKET There was fair closing out of general produce at the stands and of farmers' loads of vegetables in the square yesterday afternoon. This morning a more quiet condition prevailed. The bears were correct in their predictions of a break in prices in the egg market and the range of two days ago is reduced fully 5 per cent. Butter was steady. The stilted prices for poultry this week was the cause of the carrying over of a considerable portion of the receipts of live stocks.

Dressed poultry was scarce and cleaned up better. Leaders believe that next week will bring a lower range of values. Meats remained as last reported following moderate dealings. Butter per pound Fancy Klgln, Juna cn amery, prints, HoVfca fic. Cheese, per pound b'ult cream, new, 12c.

KrJKf, pr dozen Strictly freah, U9a3oe; selected, Western, UTaliSc; Ice house, iic; limed egffs, 20'ic. Pish, per poundCalifornia salmon, green. 12c; weakflsh, 7c: blueflah. 12c; cod, Huston, Sc; pollock, Gc; whiting, 5c: halibut, Vic; haddock, 7c; yea hass, 12c; striped bass, green, ISc; frozen, 12u 14c; trout, 12hHc; butterrish, Sc; ciscos, 7c whlteflsh, 121 (iernian American carp, oc; eel.s, 10al2c: tlounders, green, Sc; frozen, Gc; frozen herring mackerel, salted, new American, bbl, 10c; Dlghv scaled lifrrlng, 18a20c per box; dried codfish. BuSc per lb; oysters, 51 per banket; lobsters, per pound, live, I2aluc; frozen, Sal2c; scallops, $2.

jt) per gallon. Meats, per noundBeef. hind quarters and riba, loins and riba. 12al3c; sides. Salc; Texas and Colorado beef, TuSc mutton.

SaSV jc; laml. lOalOlic; milk veal, 31'ial2c; country killed calves, UaU'ic; buttermilk, 7a8c; hogs. Jersey pork, "light, Sialic; medium. SaSVae; heavy, "VfeaBc; pork loins, pork tenderloins. In tlna.

19c; sweetbreads, $3 per dozen calves' livers, roc each; beef livers, r0c each; ox tails, per dozen, iniokr and cut meats, per pound Ham, 12VjaWc; California hams, 8Ha8c; boiled hams. ISalSc; bacon, boneless, choice, ISl smoked beef, 16a ISc: smoked tongue, 15c; corned tongue, 14c corned pork, lOu llc; shoulders, 9c; corned hams, loallc; bolognas, 9al8c; lard, compound. In 50uG0 lb. package n. SaSVic; pure lard, llal2c; leaf lard, not rendered, lOHc.

Live poultry, per pound Spring chicken. lOUa 11c; turkeys. l2l, fowls. 12al2c; roosters. 8a 8V4c: ducks, Slal.25 per pair; geee.

per pair; guinea fowls, GOatiOc per pair; pigeons. 23c per pair. Poultry, dressed, per poundChickens. Philadelphia, 16alSr; Western, Ualoc; turkeys, nearby, 16c; Western, ISVitalSc; Maryland turkeys, lualGc: a pons. 6a ISc fowls, 11a 12c roosters, 8aSc Western geese, 10al2c; Maryland geese, 13al4c; guinea fowls, 63c pair; ducks, 15al7c: squabs, white, per dozen: dark squabs, per dozen.

Game Rabbits, 22a23c per pair; wild ducks, ner pair, canvasback, Sa3.50; red head, J1.75a2.23: mallard, 51al.25; teal, 75c; common varieties, 50c. Imported and tropicat fruits Oranges, per box. California seedless, new $2a4; Florida. J2.S a.T Vitrln Rtpit. tt.TJi nut' tmv nrtnirn.