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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAYS FEBRUARY 5, "1902. TETJST COMPANIES. DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS.

8,571 Baltimore 33.478 24,000 Newport 23,345 THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. THE GRfilN MARKETS. ADDED TO THE LIST TO DAT. and part of 131, map of property of Gor manta and Impt Co at Newtown. 4.

McTurk, to Mary A Denton, Springfield av, 339.3 of Lukevlew av. Jamaica 13,627 17,085 ports for week Long Island Total 74,631 121,314 Receipts at lake and river ending February 1, 1902: 2. ooo 7, ON) 7,000 1,000 1.232 200 3,350 40o 1.SS7 L6an Trust (56 Barrels. BuBbels. i Same to same, same property, correction of mortgage filed Liber 757, map 114....

Otto Muhlenbrink to Patrick Mara, i College av, 150.5 of Nichols av, 212.2x50, College Point Long Island Hygea Ice Co to William L. ChlcaRo im, a 486. iZ Milwaukee 24,225 237,600 3,400 200 200 700 30,000 3.500 350 jat. Sate, jgff. Con.

Oil ot Calir lii Fel). ao Fob. 2) Feb. 27 extra in Keb. 25 Feb.

20 Feb. 27 Gen. 1 Mar. 1 N. Y.

2 Apl. 1 Con. Coal Feb. 19 'Feb. 8 Feb.

20 CONTAINED IN THE PREVIOUS LIST. Kama Jltate.j Date, gg gff Trading Was Light and of a Professional Nature With Prices Somewhat Easier. Oats. Bushels. 772,980 128,700 116,000 113,013 95, 4 S3 176.600 349,200 ISO, 800 133,200 Corn.

Bushels. 405,498 77,300 77.030 15,0 61,015 146,016 326.29S 457,711 448,200 JJUlutn 675.794 Minneapolis 967,120 Toledo 950 43,113 Detroit 32,029 Cleveland 9,327 52,641 St. Louis 41,665 119,824 PeoMa 33,955 60,200 Kansas City 80.SOO James L. Brumley, auctioneer, sold on Tuesday, at 189 Montague street, for Haiaes, referee in action the Mutual Life Insurance Company against Catharine Hannlgan, houso on lot 20x20x 133.5 'on the north side of Third place, 210 feet.ieaat of Court street, to the Mutual Life Insurance Company, for $5,000. Rae Worth, auctioneers, sold at IS'J Montague street, in fiction of Henry B.

Davenport against George M. Miller, three houses on' a plot 100x175. on the east side of Lottstreet, 200 feet south of Vernon avenue, toHenry B. Davenport, for SI, 625, over and Above a mortgage for and accrued interest on each parcel. WOOd, lots to 843, Sot) tO SW, OlOCK 24, map of New Astoria Edward Richardson to Queens Co Savings Bank, lota 12 and 13, block 192B, map of Murray Hill.

Flushing Isabella Kelly to Eliza Wlllets. Prospect av, 8, 210.8 of Jaggar av, 4GxllO.Sx43xll2.9, Flushing Assignments of Mortgages. Feb Jan. Mar. Jan.

1 Fob. 17 31 Feb. 17 17 24 Feb. 7 1 Feb. 15 Ui Feb.

15 8 Apl. 1 Feb. tt Fob. ID Feb. 13 3 Feb.

15. SS5 37 27,000 nom nom Feb. FEBRUARY 3. Edward Clarry to James Gascoine i Samuel Trubpe, et al. exr.

to Alexan der Conklm Same to same Feb. 17 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Man. 25c.

3 nom nom Total 315.3U 2.7S5.C93 2.226.34S Previous week ..293.156 2.814.578 3.071,405 2,912,233 wk, "01.. 95.393 2.516,132 5,051,915 2.940,321 Shipments from lake and river ports for week ending February 1, 1902: Flour. Wheat. Corn. OatB.

Barrels, Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Total 559.2(14 1.2S0.7S8 1,912,418 2,004,411 Previous week 536.227 1.123,079 2,123,326 2.262.3S9 Car'p'g wk, 532.S8I 1.343,025 2,754,135 I.S61.940 Receipts at sealoard ports tor week ending February 1, 1902: Flour. Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Barrnls. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. Feb. 11 TElVIg'LE BAR. $1,000,000,00 Safe Deposit Boxes Now Ready; For Rental at $5 AND UPWARD PER ANNUM. EDWARD MEfiSITT, President CLINTON L.

ROSSITER, First Vice Pies. DAVID G. LEGGET, Second Vice Prea. FREDERICK T. ALDRD5GE, Secretary.

"WILLARD P. SCHENCK, Asst. Secretary. TRUSTEES: WIU.IANI M. INGRAHAM JDHNF.

HAISTED EDWARD D. WHITE SETH L. KEENEV EDWARD MERRITT DAVID H. VALENTINE FRANK LYMAN CLINTON D. BDRDICR DAVID Q.

LEOGET HORATIO M. ADAMS SEYMOUR L.HU8TEDJR. HENRY F. N0YES FRANK L. ABBOTT CLINTON L.

ROSSITER I Mar. 1 Fob. i Feb. 11 Feb. 1 Feb.

15 I Fob. i Feb. 1 Feb. 52.000 2,000 I Feb. IB Hiram Smith, exr, to Adolph Roth mann Same to Frank Wood FEBRUARY 4.

Eella Worden to Titlb Guarantee and Trust Co Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Emma Kraft Feb. 10 3 3 7oc. 2 2 1 3W 2,100 5,000 Feb. Mar. Feb.

Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 18 87,709 S16.350 3S.O00 4S3.C00 New York Portland.

Me. Jan. Feu. Feb. Feb.

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Feb. I Conveyances. 6,071 127,456 10 1 10 10 17 20 20 7 7 20 3 11 25 15 Boston 21.545 306,142 Feb. 111,052 132,414 32,714 39,354 Feb. 21 Mar.

4 41,362 85,140 94,285 34.63S 13,200 '2! 950 314 Feb. 154 Feb. Feb. 4 Feb. Mar.

Feb. Feb. 1H Mar. 1 1 Feb. 1H I Feb.

1H Feb. Philadelphia 73. OSS 216.711 Baltimore 5S.453 30,267 Richmond 3,317 12.234 Newport News 93,137 198,000 Norfolk 714 New Orleans 17.585 29, COO Galveston 830 Montreal 5,632 4,680 St. Johns. N.

B. 6,086 32,000 Total 378,335 .1,264,690 39,150 5 Feb. 20 8 Feb. 20 8 I Feb. 20 I 15 I Feb.

20 I Feb. 20 Feb. .1 I i lHtUDUHEF. JACKSUH MARTIN iUUSl JOHN ENBLIS. 872,504 8 464,362 364,417 rrovious WCK 3 Cor'p'g wk, 1901.

306,036 1.809,713 4.178,433 1,232,848 31 Mar. 1 30 Oct 16 Feb. Jan. Sept. Feb.

Feb. iH 1 5 6 Ibamilton Capital and Surplus 14.750 LONDON WOOL AUCTION. Iicndon, February 5 The first series of wool auction saleB closed to day with a Borhewhat Bmaller attendance. A good selection was offered and competition was active at recent rates. Mar.

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Artist Company No. 191 Montague Street. Am. Ice Co Am.Llght&TV. pt.

Am, Pipe MCg Am. ukn.ljevelop Co. Bkn. District Tel. Boston Boston Land Bos.

Maine pfd. Brunswick Roch. R. P. pfd Cambria Steel Casein Co.

pfd C. C. St. L. Central Fireworks Cent.Flreworks pf Chi City R'y H.

D. pfd. ClonbrocltS.Boller Colo. Fuel pfd Commercial Cable Copper Queen M'g Lack. W.

Dela. Denv.c. Tramway Denver S. Denver 5.W. pf.

Emp. State Idaho Mln'g (monthly) Eiii? 1st pfd Evun. T. H. pf Glucose Glucose pfd Gr.

N. Y. Dev. Co Herring Hall Mar vin Safe Co Illinois Int.FIre Engine pi Jeff. CI.

Coal pf Lehigh W. B. Louis. 4 Nash Missouri Nat. Bridge Nat.

Bridge Nat. Carbon Nat. National Lead New Amsterdam Gas Co New Eng. T. T.

Norfolk South'n pf. N.V..Ch.&3t.L.lst N.Y..Ch 2d Omaha Water 1st. Omaha Water People's Gas People's Gas. Chi. Peoria Eastern.

Pere Marq. pfd Pressed Pressed Steel pfd. Proctor Gnmble Pullman Qulncy HailwayriiipplvCo. Rome.W.&Ogdens Standard Standard Oil St. I.

M. Twin City R. Union Pacific Union Pacific pfrt. tT.S.Cast I.Pipe pf I. S.

Envelope pf. I. P. Steel S. Stel U.

S. Steel pfd West Chi. St. "Westeott Exp. pfd Westlnghouso assenting stock.

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Jan. Jan. 3 3K 2M 2 2 1H 31 1 Mar. 12 1 Feb. 7 Feb $700 300 nom nom 70 270 400 nom nom 3,500 1.100 400 nom 3.000 nom ITS nom The dealings In wheat were again very light and largely professional.

Prices eased slightly during the morning, with very quiet cables, lack of foreign interest in either cash or futures, and In sympathy with coarse grain. The weather was milder in the Southwest, and cloudy, leading to some expectation of more snow, but is still very cold, the highest temperature being 30 above in the winter wheat states down to 8 below, and in the Northwest 12 to 26 below. Receipts were very small In the Northwest and show considerable decrease from last year. A little factor in the selling, perhaps, was the report which Is gaining considerable credence that Great Britain will take up the question of wheat duty at this session of Parliament, and will Impose a duty equal to 3c. to 6c.

per bushel on all grain which does not come from colonies or possessions. Such a duty would be much in favor of the exports of Manitoban wheat, and would stimulate production there material ly. It is not thought likely, however, that it would affect the Indian or Australian production very much. There is considerable discussion on the floor regarding the alleged relnspection of Manitoban wheat In bond, ir. order to obtain a New York certificate of inspection and such action is sharply deprecated.

If officially Indorsed it might become a serious matter. The news from abroad indicated unfavorable conditions in India, where the seeding season was unfavorable for wheat and tho acreage has been considerably reduced. Wheat was more active in the afternoon and lower, with some local realizing and lack of cash interest. The close was a little over the lowest. Exporters took 23 loads.

There was a quiet, lower market in corn. Selling was fairly good and the market acted as if the recent rise had run In the shorts, while dispatches from the West statod that the demand for cash corn was quite disappointing at the interior. The weather was also milder. The receipts, however, are very light, showing a marked decrease this week at Western points, and are only about 26: per cent, of the corresponding time last year. Reports from the Argentine were that there had been rains there, relieving the anxiety regarding the crop.

Corn was quiet In the afternoon and weaker, with further liquidation that was bid up at the close. Exporters reported no business. In oats there was a quiet, easier market, prices sympathizing with the decline in corn, showing a little undertone of heaviness. Demand West has not been very active, but receipts ha.ve fallen off very materially this week and are less than half of last year. Oats were quiet and weak in the afternoon with small speculative trade.

Trade in provisions was moderately active and prices were firmer, with rather light receipts of live hogs at Western points, and somewhat steadier live hog prices. Provisions closed quiet and heavy with grain. FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L. G.

Qulnlln 66 Broadway.) SILAS B. DUTCHER, President. WILLIAM H. LYON. Vice President.

WILLIAM BERRI, 2nd Vice President JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary. GEORGE HADDEN. Asst. Secretary.

Board of Trustees: Feb. 15 Mar. 7 Feb. 14 Mar. 8 Feb.

21 In two actions of Ahram S. Pest, as committee, against Charles Read. lOtS and 110 Bainbridge street, two three story stone front houses on lots 20x100 each, to Abram S. Post, for $5,000 each. Iii action of Charles H.

Phelps against Isabelle B. Booth, 31. 33 and 35 Eldert street, three brick houses, lots 18x100, to Frederick Koster, for each. In action of John Ldnd against Eminaline G. H.

Condict, 1,623 Atlantic avenue, two Story frame lot IG.SxOD, to John Lind for .1,000. In action of Benjamin F. Lownsbery, apafnst Maria B. Kaulback, 2,078 Atlantic aue, two story brick house with store, loA to Benjamin F. Lownsbcrv, fort action of thft Mutual Life Insurance Company against Joseph P.

Fuels, 717 to 725" Douglass street, five four story brick double apartment houses, on plot 130x100, to George H. Huber, for To morrows Sales. Property nt the old Iron Pier at Coney Island, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, at Willoughby street. House on lot 25x100, on the south side of Avenue 100 feet east of Rockaway avenue; plot 75x100, on the east side of Jerome street, 125 feet north of Glenmore avenue; plot 180.2xlOOxl41.Sxl07.2 on the south corner of Seventy ninth street and Seventh avenue; plot' 87.4x100x105.9x101.

on the north corner of Eightieth street and Fort Hamilton avenue; plot 200.1x50x57.1x100x40x100x82.7 on the west corner of Eightieth street and Seventh avenue; houso on plot 45.4x75 on the north side of New Eighty fourth street, 100 feet east of Cortland street, by Rue Worth, at 1S9 Montague street. New Buildings. PROSPECT PL.ACK. north yHk 230 fppt east ot Rogers avenue, one uno smry brick, COxtfO, wagon shed, tin roof; cost SltiO. Aslino Ward, owner.

RICHAKDSON AVENUE, south si do. 100 feet east, ot Manhattan avenue, one une story frame. 12x14. office, gravel cost X. Gross, owner.

JOHNSON PLACE, south si.lo, 20 feet west ot Bast Eighth street, one one ytury frame. 12x46, store, tin roof; cost $600. Sophia PROSPECT PAlilv. NINTH AVENUE, opposite TJrifon street, one one story brick, 32x14, toilet room, slate roof; cost $3,243. City of New York, owner.

BERKELEY ROAD AND EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, southwest two two story and attic and cellar frame, 32x40, one family, shingle roof; cost $10,000. W. R. Lusher, owner. ERTGGS AVENUE, ast side.

25 feet north of Fllmore place, one three story brick. 21VjxG0. stable and warron, tin roof; cost 34.000. J. L.

and Robert Ti Whalen. owners. EOL'RTH STREET, south side, 100 feet west of Eighth avenue, six three story and basement brick. one family oach, shingle roof; cost $30,000. A.

R. Johnson, owner. Mechanics' Liens. FEBRUARY 4. Nautilus av, ISO ft Highland av.

60x100. Watson Pittlnger agt Sarah Anderson and Matthew Thornton $242. IS Fifth av, 2 a Fifty eighth st. 50x100. Audley Clarke act Annie Miller U.S0 1,400 gift Mar.

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FEBRUARY Z. Frank Warrln to Marshall Warrln. lota 135 to 13!) and 193 r.nd 194, map of Myers' Addition to Newtown, release Parmela Warrin to same, lots 66 to 6S, map of Myers' Addition to Newtown, release William de Peyster to John Pwvlsky, lots 173 to 176. map of property of Eeter RapelJa at Fifth Ward. I City Mary Eck jrson to Eleanor Hastings, Remington av, cor of Arverne boulevard, SOxlOO.

Arverne House and Home Co to William Vetter. lots 40S and 409, map of Shore View Park Same to Peter Mlthen. lots 217 to 219. map of Shore View. Park Ann Fisher to Long Island Co.

cor of land of Charles Man I ng, Jama lea Joseph Bermel to Peter Hlrsch. lots arid 23, olock 6, map of property at Middle Village John Noble to Daniel Noble, Albert st. 200.1 of Grand av. lOOxlOOx 100.1x99.9. I City Home Life Ins Co to Henrietta Har denbrook.

lots 10. 11. 12, map of property at Jamaica, release. Sarah Duryea to William Duryea. Old Travis Meadow road, cor of Poor Bowery road.

Newtown John A Witterman et al to John Wittcr man. Willow at. s. 100 ft of Franklin st, 50x100. Jamaica John Gremer to John Gyrold, lot 150 and part of lot 151.

map No 3 of property of Germanla and Impt Co. at Newtown William JoneE, jr, referee to John Greiner. same property, Karl Lober to Ernest Schneider, lot 1.335. block 52, map of 2.023 lots belonging to IZegler at Morris Park FEBRUARY 4. James Woolley to William Behret, lot 291, block 13, map of 716 lots at Newtown Heights August Meyer to Joseph Mehtlng, Orchard st, 100 ft of Myrtle av, 25x100, Corona Emma Jones to Charles Cornell, Broadway, adj land of Bridget Begeden, Mary Waters to same, same prop George Walters to Mary Jones, bounded on by land of Jessie Davis, by land of John Walters, by land of Cornell ana 3 by Jeffrey Hick.s, Flushing Andrew Neileon to Eugene Wood.

Buckley st, a. 285 ft of Skillman av, 45.3x100x46.2x100. I City Bay Side Land Co to Adalbertus 'Olszew sky, lots 329 and 330. map of property ot Bay Side Land Co at Bay Side Edmund Baylies to Celestlno Ariem ma, lot 250, block 5, map No 1 of 3,037 lots at Flushing Rosalie Bendlt to August Gross, lots lj026 and 1.027; block 24, map of 1,115 lots belonging to William Zlcglcr at Marquis Gould, ref, to Arthur Vande water. Lake st, 300 ft of Myrtle av, 50x100, Corona, partition Robert Scott to Charles A Willets, Prospect av.

s. 2:0.7 ft of Jaggar av, 310.8x18, Flushing, release Charles A Wlllets to Isabella Kelly, same property WILLIAM BEKRI. LUCIUS H. B1GLOW. EZRA D.

BUSHNELL. DAVID F. BUTCHER. CHARLES COOPER. SILAS B.

DUTCHER. WILLIAM H. DA VOL, JOHN DITMAS, P. H. LY.VN.

JOHN R. HEGEMAN. HENRY N. HI. E.

HUTCHINSON, W. C. HUMSTONE. WILLIAM H. LYON.

JOHN C. MoGUIRE. EL'G. F. O'CONNOR.

THOS. E. PEiRSALL. MILLARD F. SMITH.

WM. V. K. SMITH. T.

L. WOODRUFF. JOSEPH B. WHITE. WHITNEY.

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25 Feb. 17 I Feb. 3 BTJTTEB, CHEESE AND EGGS. gutter Mote of the stock is getting in today, but the requirements of the trade are absorbing it quickly and there aTe no desirable lots for outside buyers. Prices' were further advanced e.

and close firm. Quotations are: extras, per pound, 27o; do. firsts, 25a27c; do. secondB, 23a2oc; do. lower grades, 19a22c; creamery, held, fancy, 22c; do.

firsts, 19a21c; do. seconds, 18al9c; do. lower grades, 16al7c; state dairy tubs, fresh, finest, 23a25c; do. firsts, 19a21c; do. seconds, 17al8c; do: lower grades, 13a 16c; Western imitation creamery, fancy, 19a 20c; do.

firsts, 17al8c; do. lower grades, 15a 16c; Western factory, fresh, fancy, 18c; do. choice, 16V4c; do. fair to good, 15al6c; do. heia, fresh, 16c: do.

fair to good, 14a 15c; do. lower grades, renovated butter, fancy, 20a2lc; do. common 10 choice, 14al9c; packing stock, 13al5c. Cheese Market fairly active and firmly sustained on fancy full cream. Underpriced full cream only moderately active.

Skims quiet. Liverpool cable 49s 6d for colored and 48s 6d for white. We quote: State, full cream, small, fall made, colored, fancy, Ilall9ic; do. white, fancy, ll'iainfcc; do. early made, average best, do.

good to prime, 9al0c: do. common to fair, 7a9ic; do. large, fall matin, fancy. 10c; do. early made, average best, do.

good to prime. do. common to fair, 7a8c; light skims, small, choice, Sa.9V4.c; do: large, choice, part skims, prime, 7aSc; do. fair to good, oaTc; do. common, 3a4Mjc; full skims, 2a2i.c.

Eggs Market strong at unchanged prices. We quote: State and Pennsylvania, un candled, 29c; Western, prime 29c; Kentucky, prime 28290; Western, fair to good, 2Sa28c; Southern, dirties, 2Ca27c. f4 I Fell. 1 Feb. 1HI Feb.

10c. Feb. W0 Mar. 2 Feb. 2 Apl.

2 Apl. 1 Mar. 637.50 212.50 Pays liberal, interest on daily balances. Higher rates paid on time de posits. 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. Mar. 12 Feb.

17 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Jan. 31 Feb. 6 Feb.

24 Feb. 24 Feb. 8 25 Feb. lrt Feb. 27 1 Mar.

22 Jan. 25 Feb. 18 Feb. 6 Mar. Feb.

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15 Jan. 31 Feb. 17 Meeting. 162.50 17.50 150 201) S00 150 nom 450 Trust Company 342, 344, 346 Fuiton St. SAVINGS AMD LOAN.

Capital $500,000 Tester and Albert French 566.26 day's Low WHEAT JUI.IAST D. FAIRCHILD, President. WILLIAM HARKXESS. I. vlce pll4lll.

D. W. MoWILLIAMS. vlee rrelet. HBR1IO.V MORRIS, Secretary.

THOMAS BLAKE, Ana 1st ant Secretary. Savings Company Closing. 837B 83 834 Clos'g 842 83 83 TRUSTEES. March May 83 8378 834 July 83 83 83 CORN May 6778 68 67 July 672 67 67J4 MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS. Quotations of miscellaneous products on the New York Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: maintained a firm undertone and was fairly John Arhuckle, Whitman W.

Kenyoa. 68 67 67 active. Sales were 3, I'. iekag es up to noon. Quo A.

Abraham. Geo. V. Brower, Roswell Eldridse, Julian D. Falrchild.

Joseph P. Grace, John Good, Nelson J. Gates, William HoTkness, C. Hndrix, Jossph IteDmann, Lewis Luckenbach. D.

W. McWllllams, JameB McOovern, Cord Meyer, Dick S. Ramsey, H. B. Scharmanu, Wrri.

V. R. Smith. W. M.

Van Anden. John J. Williams. LARD Cash 9 70 9 72 FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L.

G. Qulnlln 6G Broadway.) Yestpr Lawyers' Title Ins Co to Montauk Lodge, A Ltrnkuu, .1 II w. to A Ja'hn Jahn. A to Title and Co Parker. Minnto M.

to Hoye Wright, cxr.s c.f Mary, to Mary c.cnr. Anna, to Rider i.vy. r.s' Title Ins Co to Lawyers' Mort Ins Co. 2 ussts McDonald. to Lena Schauwecker Powell, to exrs A Jacobus Conveyances.

FEBRUARY 4. FORT HAMILTON AV, 101.8 Sixty fourth st. 79.3x252.2x.4x235.6, Mary Mc Dermott to Denis Dugan. mort $3,000 (recorded Feb 3) Lot in block hounded by New 1 ots and irehenck avs, Jerome st and Repose place. Cath VyL koff to Thebe Wyckoff (recorded Feb 3).

ST. No 160. s. ft Henry st, 2T.xi(X Frank Squier, exr Norman Munro. to Amelia Case FIFTY SIXTH ST.

400 ft Sixth av. I00x 100.2, lienjamln Gorlin to Eugene Hendricksoii. mort $G2o Pa me pi op. WjJjJam Meruk to Benjamin Gorlin. mort KLLERY" s.

200 ft Sumner av. 25x100. Eva M'est. widow, to Wm Pchtnidt, mort $2,500 GATISS AV. s.

275 ft Tompkins av, runs 175 to beg, ('has McDermott, exr Mary A Manning. Realty Associates BAINimiDGE ST, 2.m ft Ralph av, 4'xl0: Bainbridge st, .155 ft Ralph a v. Henjamin Gorlin to Philip and Jerome Jung, all liens WLLLOrGHBY ST, 35.6 Gold t. 20xS0. Agnes Van Vagner et al.

heirs of Anna Sullivan, to Emily Young, niorts $4,000 KENT ST. s. 3SS. I Franiciln av, 23.10 xP5. Charlotte Gillies to Patk Bryan, mort $4,000 MANHATTAN AV.

s. 25 ft Selgel st, 25x75, Lasar Lurle agt Gustave Thorner, mort WEN ST. s. 25 ft Montrose av, 25.8 xlOO, Samuel Galle to Rebecca Strosen sky, mort $3,500 JEFFERSON AV. No 1,126.

325 ft Bushwlck av. IS.OxlW). George Koch to Annie Koch, all liens CENTRAL AV, s. .7) ft Stanhope St. CI.

5xlOfix50.llxlOO. Theodore Ohermeyer and Fanny Liebmann to Realty Associates GLENMORE AV, cor "Watkins st. foxl00, lietsy. wife Dubroff, to Isaac Levin gson, mort FIFTY NINTH ST. 310 ft Seventeenth av.

45x100.2. John A Pfalzgraf to Harry Smith, all liens SIXTY SIXTH ST. s. 100 ft Fourteenth av. 40x100, foreclose, William Walton to Arthur A rfwany CA RLTON A s.

50.6 Wllloughby av, 21.6x100. Hermanus Planten to Ida PhintPii ATLANTIC AV. No S70. s. 370 ft Un df rhlli av, 30x100, Herman Stevens to Julia A Bennett, mort $5.000 MOORE ST.

No 775 ft Graham av, 25x100, Ida Burstein to Maurice Bur stein, her husband, all liens Si. me property. Maurice Burstein to Henry Schick, mort $3.500 GREENE AV. s. 96.6 Bushwlck av, 17x100, Mary Anderson to Mary Anderson, mort $3.250 IRVING AV.

cast cor Himrod at, 25x95. foreclose. William Walton to "Wm De Esterre JEFFERSON AV, s. 408 ft Broadway. 18x100.

Edward Sinderhauf to James Lamb, mort $2,500 PARK AV. s. 5.11 Sandford st, 19.1x 97.9. Eliz McKugh to Arnold Wagner, morts $2,150. 1S98 STtTYVESANT AV.

No 341. 60 ft McDnnouKh st. 20xS0. Sarah Kent to Eliz Smith, mort S6.500 GRAHAM ST. s.

119.11 Myrtle av. 23.3x79, Ann McCafferty to Domenico Mosca, mort 51.500 YARET ST. s. 100 ft Morrell st. 2Sx 100.

Jennie Levine to Annie Rosenthal, mort $1,300 SL'YDAM ST. s. 27u ft Evergreen av, 25x95, Wllhelmlna Engelbrerht, widow, to Frederick Fink, mcrt 55.G0 TENTH ST, 350 ft Sixth av, l2.9x PJ0, Alfred A Caemmer to Thonsas Rooe crans. morta $3,000 BROADWAY, s. 125 ft Berry st, 25x fi0.9x25.fix57.6, Harvey Brundafje to Joseph Brundatje, Vi part GATES AV, s.

90 ft Reid av, 30x100. Frank Maueher to Louise Wlckc. morts $9,000 CARROLL ST, s. 320 ft Fourth av. 20x100.

Auguste A BHxt to Joseph Speciale. mort $1,000 FIRST ST. s. 17S.2 Sixth av. 19.6x100, Adele Hoecker to Gertrude Zim mermann JEROME ST.

s. 160 ft Dumont av, 29x100, Ellen Barbour to Peter Rape je, mort S1.S0O SCHAEFEER ST. sea 201.3 Hamburg av. 24.3x100. John Beck to Wllhelmlna Beck and ano.

exors Helnrich Beck, MADISON ST. feO ft Ride wood av. 20x100, foreclosure. William Walton to Jacob Morgen thaler, mort FOURTEENTH AV. north cor Fifty first st.

Borough Park Co to William Tinte ATLANTIC AV, 133.4 Schenectady av. 16.8x99.1; Atlantic av. 198.10 Utlca av, 49.0x99; Atlantic av. s. 165 ft Utica av, 16.4x99.1; Sullivan st, 250 ft Conover st, 25x100, Emmeline Condict to Martha A McDonald MONTAGUE ST, No 109.

225 ft Henry st. 2nxl00, Amelia Case to Frederick Edwards, mort $20,000, exch and DEAN ST, s. 220 ft Nostrand av, 20x 107. Norm Cooper to Sarah and Hilda Freeman, mort S7.D0O MANHATTAN AV, s. 100 ft Dupont st.

25x100. Sylvester Brush to Isaao Brush, Bridgeport, Conn, mort $9,500, Jl part MONTAUK AV, s. 129 ft Eastern parkway, now Pitkin av, 17x100. Fred eiicka Stelner to Louise Steiner, mort $1,500 SHEPARD AV, cor Liberty av, 25x 100; Liberty av. s.

75 ft Shepard av, 25x100; Essex st, s. 100 ft Liberty av. 25x100. Joseph Tuohy to Martin Lebert. all liens SHEPARD AV, cor Liberty av.

lOOx ino Essex st, s. 100 ft Liberty av. 25x100. Martin Lebert. devisee KHz Graf, formerly Lebert, to Joseph Tuohy WEST SIXTEENTH ST.

2R0 ft Mermaid av. 20x118.10. Salvatore D'Es posito to Antonio Reggio TACIKIC ST. s. 100 ft Smith st.

60.3x 100.6, Seeboldlna Mennlg to Chan Well ner. all Uns Same property, Wellner to Francis Maher. all liens EIGHTY FOURTH ST. s. 320 ft Nineteenth av, 49.3x100, Mary Van Brunt, widow, to Jeremiah Van Brunt THIRD AV, p.

92 ft Fourteenth st, 25x75x24.9x75, Mary Mann to Solomon Frammer COLUMBIA ST a 62.5 Degraw st, 19.10x77.6, Daniel Kelly to Frank Brantle Same prop, Ellen Kelly by Daniel Kelly, guardian, to same, all title JAVA ST. cor Provost st. 321x340. being lot lying within Java, Kent and Provost sts and proposed canal, Daniel Leary to James Leary, Lot bounded by center Amsterdam Canal center India st and by Whale Creek by center Java st. Lmry to Daniel Leary, EAST FIFTH ST, 's.

105.S Greenwood av. 50.11xHV)x:c.lOxl05.8. Denslo Hamlin to Emeline Palmer ADAMS ST, 107.9 High at. 26.6x JOOv Gen Kollmyer, Henrietta A Rogers and Sara Scudder to Mary McCar thv, mort $2,000 DECATUR ST. s.

231.3 Sumner av. 1S.5x100, Mar Person to Wm Rev nolds. mon STERLING PLACE, 140 ft Underbill av, 20x131. Wm Reynolds to Mary E. wife Orrln Person NAVY ST.

tv s. 125 ft Bolivar st. 25x 100. TIenry Haggerty to Pasqualc Amato NASSAi; AV, 25 ft Lorimer st, 24.9 xSi'i Henry Brv tu Sophie IJloch PUTNAM AV. p.

210 ft Nostrand av. 20x100, Ida M. wife Thomas Burkhard. to Raltv Associates EIGHTY THIRD ST, s. ft Bay Parkway, Wm Beck to Thomas MeGulre.

mort S3, 000 BROADWAY, s. 75 ft Halsev t. Geo Oiekt 1 to John Clark WALTON ST. s. 350 ft Marey av.

25x 10ft. Clrlch Iiarth to Jacob Rlank, mort S2.30fi WALTON ST. p. 350 ft Marey av. 25xl'M Jacob Blank to Rebecca muri Let 77.

157. Assessment Map Twenty fourth Ward. Edward Grout. Controller, to Meivtn Brown tax II ALL ST. s.

91.7 Park av. runs S7.7 2o x' 12. 100 to st SO, Abraham C. Jennings to Albnrt Jennings PARK AV. s.

20 ft Ryerpon st, 4Cx Stx40.10x75.lu. Abraham Jennings to 'Albert fi PARK AV. 25 ft Hall st. runs 40 100 to Rverson st 65 C3.4 23 71.6 av 100. Abraham Jennings to Crcilhi and Mnrv Jennings SIXTY FOURTH ST.

s. ISO ft Fonr tet nth av, coxM.Oxt'.OxW. 1. Catharine Gardner tu Samuel Hammond, jr PA AV. 2ft ft Ryerson st.

40 Ryerson st. s. 70.5 a Myrtl av. Abraham Jennings tn Allifrt 'I J' nnings HALL ST. s.

014 ft Myrtle av. 20x100. Abraham Jennings to Albert Jennings CSS ELL ST. s. 273.0 Drlggs av.

20x W. Elizabeth Leahy to Joseph Clark, mort $2,001) FROST ST. s. lO'i Tt Lorimer st, 25x 10 1, Ettstnlit th Leahy to Joseph Clark, mort S'l1 FIRST PLACE. No cor Clinton st, 23x0.

Mary Connellv to Grace IJOERCM ST. s. 50 ft Ieonard st. runs 100 20.3 15.2 25 a 123.2 to Boerum Ft 50; Boerum ft. s.

00 fr nnard st. 25xl31x2fi.3x l.n.3.3, all tltie to award nn Inst premises. Frederick A and Stohlmann, also Louis and Julius A Pfarre. firm Geo Tiemann tC i'o. to Gf nrgf Tiomann f'n.

a rnrporatlon josepn iuDer. Clos day's pen Ing. Lowest. 77i2 77 Clos'g .75 78 WALL ABOUT WHOLESALE MARKET But little business was transacted at Wall about Market this morning in general produce. Cold weather cripples peddlers' operations, and interferes greatly with traffic in that line.

Butter further advanced com per pound. Eggs were steady. In eea food, codfish was dearer. Poultry dealings w.ere restricted by the small receipts and high prices. Meats were unchanged, but dealers were anticipating advanced values.

Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin, 2Sa2SVac; Western creamery, 'lHc prints, 30c. Cheese, per pound Full cream, new, 120. Esgs, per dozen Strictly fresh, 32c; selected, Western. 30a3oc. Fish, per pound Smelt, 8al2c; California salmon, Breen, 12c; weakfish, 7c; blueflsh, 12c; cod, Boston, 10c; pollock, 7c; whiting, 5c; halibut, 12c; haddock.

7c; sea bass, 12c; striped bass, green, ISc; frozen, 12al4c; sea trout, butterflsh, 8c; clscbs. 7c; whitefish, 12c; yellow "perch, 6a7c; eels, I0al2c; flounders, green, 7c; frozen. 6c; frozen herring. 5c; mackerel, salted, new American, bbl, 10c; DIgby scaled herring, 18a20c per box; dried codfish, 6a8c per lb; oysters, $1 per basket; lobsters, per pound, live, 12al5c; frozen, Sal2c; scallops. $2.00 per gallon.

Meats, per pound Beef, hind quarters and ribs, lOallc; loins and ribs, I2al3c; sids. Sa9c; Texas and Colorado beef. 7a8c; mutton, 7 ja8c: lamb, lOallc; milk 12al2Vjc: country kdled calves. 78V8 78 78 78 Thomas F. White.

Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, Receiver. Committee of the Insane, Transfer Affent and Registrar for Corporationo. Designated by the Genera! Term ot the Supreme Court as 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, coupon 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 186 REUSES ST, near City Hall Square.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER S750.000.00 PAYS 4 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. JULi' AND ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PAYS PER CENT. PER ANNUM1.

SEMI ANNUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM a 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 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EDWARD E. BRITTOX. President.

JOHN A. SCIIIVAItZ. Vi( I'n aident. GEORGE Vi WAKEJUX, Secretary. JAMES T.

ASHLEY, Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Paul Grout, James II. Kerguaon. Richard H. Lalmbeer.Jr.

Edwar.l M. Child. Amos H. Cropsey. Wm.

K. Cleverley, James T. Ashley. Edward E. Briuon.

Elwin S. Piper. George W. Wakeman. John A.

Schwarz. John T. Rafrerty. George J. Jardliu Frederick H.

Schroeder, Louis Beer. GENERAL COUNSEL. MESSRS. CARR GROUT. OPEN MONDAYS UNTII.

8 V. M. 62 622 6F 63 631 62 63 632 62 WHEAT January May CORN January May Sept. OATS January May Sept LARD January May p. IBS January May 7 i's 78 604 53V8 62va 43 44 38 32 9.30 9.45 9.55 8 35 8:47 8.55 442 43 37 321i rations were: patents, Aim sota bakers', JU.fCaP,.:;'!; winter patents, W.T.'.alM; winter straights.

winter extras, whiter low ijraflos. Rye flour toady, with fafr to good, f3.20a3.40; choice to funcy. J3.ofta3.75. Beer was stondy. with family, mesa, packet, Pork was firm, with mess, HialT; family, $17a 1T.251.; short clear, Lard was steady, with prime Western Sugur was steady.

Fair refining', 3 3 lgc; centrifugal, 96 test, 3 11 lCc; molassen eujrai'. 2 hVl'x. refined market steady; crushed, powdered, granulated. $4.7.1. Petroleum was quiet, vi th refined, all ports.

Spirits of turpentine was firm at Molasses was firm, with Nsw Orleans. 35a41c. was firm, with domestic, 4Bati. 1c; Japan, 44a5c. Freights were quiet.

Rosin was steady, with' strained, common to good, $1.55. Tallnw was firmer, with country 6a6'ie. Hide were quiet, with Tovs dry. ZiaW pounds, MVje: Galveston, dry. 2Ia2 pounds, ISc; California, dry.

2iii'2 pounds, 19! ie. Hay was quiet, with shipping, good to hniuo. Potatoes were dull. Plate fair to prime, par saek. Jersey sweets.

S3a3.75. Iiarlfv was dull, with feeding, 63afi.ie, e. i. t. New York: malting, 8n72c.

r. i. f. New York. t'traw was quiet, with long rye Beans were dull, with marrow.

J2. l.V medium, I1.77U peas'. red kidney, choice, $2. Wool was steady, with domestic lleece, Texas, lfial7c. Lead was steady, at $4.10.

Hops were steady, with stats, common to choice, 1901 crop. llV alGc; 1S0O, 8al3u; 1SP9. Ga8c; Pacific coast, 3901 croj), 3900, 8al2c; 1899, 6a8c. EUROPEAfTsTOCK MARKETS. 38V2 32 60 63 12 63 62 411 38Hi 32Ti 9.30 9.47 9.55 835 8 47 8 55 MANUFACTURER 942 9 52 9.50 957 9.50 9 57 1118 MONTAGUE ST.

Capital, Surplus fff el Beverley road, SO Coney Island av. 50x100. Johnson Co act Druns and Geo Moore 14S.0S Judgments. FEBRUARY 4. Mlcb.eau.

Anne S. and Otto Mueller, exors Ludwig Mueller German Savings Bank of Brooklyn SS04.S0 Schmidt, Richard Henry A DoelHnger 70.22 Laze lie. Elbridge Louis Cohen 10S.29 Publiese. Vlncenzo Brooklyn Heights Co 10fi.S2 Besdlne, Max Nathan and Robert 2 07.11 Apelbaum. Majr Joseph Fallen Brew 47.1.44 Rlsfey, Charles James ThorrHey 26 o7 Perry, "William Nassau Trust Co as ex 3, 103.

05 Rosenberg Jacob German Savings Bank of Brooklyn 788.55 "Wyeth. Walter Georg CHss 70. Iawrence Bros incorporated Excelsior GlaaaCo 338.45 Klrby, Joan Jeremiah Heafy 125.62 "Winner Wood Co Alfred Mussinau 93.19 Manhattan Railway Co Joseph L. Schwi mer 638.30 Brooklyn Heights Co Henry Schoobs 429.12 Coleman, Emanuel Ada Warner et 2C. 10 New York.

City of John Hecker 4.000.00 New York, City of Lena Rosch TPS. 00 New York, City of Frank Strickland et ai 760.00 New York, Cltv of Sarah Seymour New York, City of Oscar Seymour 3 ,081.02 3elaware. Lackawanna and Western Co Blum SOS. 63 Parfitt. Emeline Com Exchange Bank 1.S3S.13 Bolstetn, Hariy Brooklyn Heights Co 106.

S2 Matthle, Wm A Globe Fire Ins Co 120.09 Same Charles Arents, as general manager, etc S4.44 Beers, William Rut'us Scott 77.37 Sykes, Charles The Society of the Hospital 3 24.25 Moore, John Blake Hill Levy. Annie Henry Leach 129.05 Knickerbocker Hotel and Spring Co Sam ueRoebuck 227.37 McGtilre, Michael Dedrickfon 262.03 Shlrtcllffe. Frederick Wall, as pres't. etc Evans. Michael McBeth and ano 6S.45 McFarland, Joseph Meltzer 69.07 NasJaU Elec Co Symons 1,507.10 Frupatrlck.

Wm Fox 45.07 Tousalnt, Theodore, and Martha A Ray Corlies. 234.41 Mortgages. "FEBRUARY 4. Duffan. to Emma Resster, Fort Hamilton av, $500 Jansen, to Mehrmann.

MIdwood st. av 2,000 Lsnab. IL to.Eliz Coffin, No M'SS Jefferson" av 500 Bchulthies, to Eleanor Cunningham. No 717. Korth Eighth st 1.600 Mosca to Eagle and Is Co.

st, 3 1S0 Dojjcher. Anna to Beams, Nevins st, cor Wyckoff st 4.000 Hoffmann. to A Adler Co. East Ninety fourth st. nr Avenue 1,225 Stroaensky.

Rebecca, to Ewon st. 4.250 MacComac, C. et al. to Mary Man ntt, Java st, 2 morts 4.000 Young. Emily, to Bidg Loan Hanking Cp 'Willougrhby st, nr Gold 5.767 fiw.

Amelia E. to Henrietta Munro, 2al2'2c; buttermilk. 7a8c; hogs, SViaSc; Jersey pork, light, 3a91c; medium, SVac; heavy, 7a8c; I pork, loins, llal2c pork tenderloins, in tins, I 21c; sweetbreads, $3 per dozen; calves' livers, 5Cc each: beef livers. 50c each ox i i Slty? 1 ISJWfl 8.42 8 52 8.D0 8.55 8.47 8 55 15.60 15.65 POKK January May 15 95 15.97 THE 15 77 15.85 15 90 July 10.02 1607 15.87 15.92 16.00 CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. Yester Last CO OPERATIVE BUILDfNC Authorized to act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR.

GUARDIAN. A LEGAL DEPOSITORY MONEY. Travelers' LETTERS OF CREDIT secursd. 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 eirht.

payable through New York Clearing House. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J. COOMBS. President. WILLIAM H.

NICHOLS, Vice President. WILLIAM J. MATHESON. 2d Vice President. FRANK L.

SNIFFEN. Secretary. WILLIAM C. NESMITH. Assistant SecretaiV.

To day. day 20O Itromlvrny. New York. nom nom nom 7,000 5,000 916 WHEAT Dull 87 No.lNorth,f.o.b.,afl't. 85 CORN Dull No.

2 Corn, elevator 68 OATS Dull BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, 112 Livinjfatoii Street. (Opposite Rear of Hall Records.) DIRECTORS: No. 2 Oats, elevator 49 Dull BOARD OF WUllam H. Nichols. William J.

Matheaon. William J. Coombs. Sanford II. Steele; John' H.

Hanan, John James H. Ollphant. Edward Hirinifln. Wedries. 88 85, Strong 67 48 Finn .68 4.05 3.65 9 65 'ir 16.50 Dun '8 Dull 87 85 Dull 67 Dull 49Jfc Dull 68 Dull 4.05 3 70 Dull 9 70 Dull 16 50 Dull Ifed '2 H.

V. V. Braman. E. T.

Bedford. E. Dwlglit Church. Henry i3atterman. J.

Adolph Mollenhauefv John C. Orr, Royal C. Pea body. John. H.

Ireland. Charles O. Gates, Daniel P. Morse; H. Jas.

L. Morgan. 68 Dull 4.05 3 70 Dull 9.70 Dull 16 50 Dull ASSETS $1,353,053.00 Pays 4 to 6 Per Cent. Per Annum, According To Investment. Loans on First Mortgages Silas Tuttle, William A.

Nash. Trank Ralley. Frank S. Jones. RYE No.

2, f.o.b., FLOUR Minn. Patent WinterStraight.nev LARD Prime Western PORK Old Mess OCEAN FREIGHTS. Liverpool Cork, for orders RUST CO. Kepayaoie in mommy Kayments. Wr'le or Cull for I format Ion.

COMPARISON OF CASH PRICES. Current cash prices at New York ot staple articles, compared with the figures of the corresponding days of last month and last London, February 5 Money was wanted In. the market to day in connection with the consols settlement and the payment of the West Australian loan. There was less pressure, however, and the tendency was toward easier rate's. Discounts were weak.

The possibility of a reduction of the Bank of England's rate of discount, to morrow was much discussed, the condition of the Paris rate of exchange providing an uncertain factor. Business on the Stock Exchange opened quietly and with a steady undertone. But there was a lack of animation throughout and prices generally drooped, owing to the absence of any definite result from the peace negotiations. Consols were easier. Colonial stocks were in fair demand.

Home Rails were neglected. Consols tor money, 94 7 16; consols for the account, 94. Money, 2a2M; per cent. Discount rates: Short bills. 2a2 15 16 per three months' bills, 2 per cent.

Gold premiums are quoted as follows: Buenos Ay res, 137.20; Madrid, 35; Lisbon, 30. Berlin, February 5 On the Boerse to day internationals were firm, especially Spanish Fours. Hungarian Crown rentes were largely bought owing to rumors that the Hungarian 4V4 per cent, rentes were being, converted. Transvaal rails were easier on Great Britain's reply to the communication ot the Dutch government in regard to peace in South Africa. Banks were Arm.

Mines fluctuated, closing firmer. Paris, February 5 Three per cent, rentes, 101 francs 20 centimes for the account. LONDON QUOTATIONS. TBTXST COMPANIES. year, are as follows BROADWAY AND BEDFORD AVE.

Capital, $500,000.00 Undivided Profits, 416,000.00 Interest paid on daily balances and special rates on time deposits. Bankers' money orders Issued. Special accommodation for ladles and every facility afforded for the transaction of a general Trus Company and banking business. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. TRUSTEES.

Last Last Month. Year. 4,500 6,000 .08 .09 7 16 03 038 0678 07 89 15 10 71 52Vi 4 10 To day. Cotton, mid.uplandsOS 5 16 Print, cloths 03 1 lti Coffee, No. 7 Rio.

.05 Wheat, No. 2 .87 Com, No. 2 mixed. .688 Oats, No. 2 mixed.

Flour, Minn, patent 4.15 Pork, mess 16 50 Beef, family 12 25 Beef, hams 20.25 F. D. Jost Moller. nom nom 17 00 11.50 20.50 A. D.

Baird, William Dick; William 'F. Garrison. Herbert F. Gunnison, William E. Horwlll.

Edward T. Hulst. Dltmas Jewell, William Lamb. Robert P. Lethe ridge, John Louorhran James H.

Poat, Henry Hoth, Charles H. Russett." Henry Selbert. James A. Sperry, Andrew T. SulllvajL John Truslow.

FRANKLIN Trust Company, CLINTON ST. Capital Mirplus and Undivided S5 Authorized by law tu act ADMINISTRATOR. TRUSTEE. GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE, and otters special advantages as such. IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS.

ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers its services on favorable terms as TRUSTEE OP CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR. MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES.

Cheeks on this company will be paid through the New York Clearing House. GEO. H. SOUTHARD. President.

WILLIAM H. WALLACE. Vice President. GATES D. FAHNESTOCK.

2d Vice CROWELL HADDEN. Secretary. CLINTON W. LUDLUM. Ass't Secretary.

TRI'STEES: Lard, choice Q.TIVn 10.15 4 SO 4 15 14.00 11.50 18.00 7.80 .44 5 50 17 2650 4.37; 16.00 tails, $1 per dozen. Smoked and cut meats, per pound Ham, 12Val3c; California hams. Saflic; boiled hams, lSalSc; bacon. 12al2e; boneless, choice, 12M aHc; smoked beef, ICaISc; smoked tong ue, 15c; corned tongue, 14c; corned pork, HVxc; shoulders, 9c; corned hams, lOallc; bolognas, 9al8c; lard, compound, in 5Ua60 lb. packages, Sa8c; pure lard, llal2c; leaf lard, not rendered, lQVzc.

Live poultry, per pound Spring chicken, lla 12c; turkeys, VjaWc; fowls, 13c; roosters, 9c; ducks, per pair; geese. S1.50a2 per pair; guinea fowls. 50a60c per pair; pigeons, 25c per pair. Poultry, dressed, per pound Chickens. Philadelphia, 16al8c; Western, 12alCc; turkeys, nearby, 16c; Western, 14al5c; Maryland turkeys.

15ftl6Hc; capons, I6a20c; fowls, llal2c; roosters, 8Hac; Western geese. 10al2c; guinea fowls, 65c per pair; ducks, 15al7c; squabs, white, per dozen; dark squabs, per dozen. Game Rabbits, 22a25c per pair; Jack rabbits, 80c per pair; wild duckB. per pair, canvasback, J3a3.50; red head, mallard, Jl.2iJal.50; teal, 'common varieties, Imported and tropica! fruits per box, California seedless, $2a5; Florida. Porto Rico, 51.25a2 per box; Jamaica oranges, I3.50a4.2n per bbl; repacked.

grape fruit, Jamaica, $Sal2 per bbl: tangerines, $3 per strap or double case lemons, Messina and Palermo, per box; California, per box: Verdelll. $2a4 per box; Almria grapes, $4a9 per keg; limes, $1 per 100; bananas, per bunch, "Sea extras. red bananas, $5a6; Port Llmon, $3a8; pomegranates. $2 per boxings, Ral6c pound; oval figs, $3 per 100 boxes; new crop dates. In cases, 5c; pineapples, $la3 per dozen; Florida, case of 36 to 24, fancy pines.

$2all per d02en; nuts, per pound, almonds. Taragons. ISc; shelled Jordan, French paper shells, in bags. 21c; Slcilv filberts. 13c; Naples.

12al3o; Turkish, 9c; Brazil. 16c; walnuts. Grenoble, lie; French marabouts. 12c; mixed, 2ra50c; pound boxs, 12c; peanuts, fancy hand pieked, 7c; roasted, per bushel; new ginger root. 10c per pound.

Northern fruits Eastern grapes, case, Catawba, apples, barrel, double heads, SpiUen bergr, $5aS; gano. Daldwins, J4.50a6.50; Kings. Northern S4a5.C0; greenings, $5a7; Ben, Oavls, Western apples," per bushel box; cranberries. per box; J6.50a 10 per barrel; hickory nuts, $2 psr bushel; black walnuts, $1,50 per bushel; parching corn, 5c per pound. Early Southern and greenhouse vegetables Greenhouse rhubarb, Jl per dozen bunches: second crop Bermuda potatoes, firsts.

bbl; seconds, per bbl; California cauliflowers. J2.75a3.50 per crate of 23a30: Florida nw crop egg plants. $1 per dozen; Floridn string beans. $5a8 per box; per half barrel basket. $6: early Florida squash.

S3 per basket; Florida tomatoes, per case: greenhouse tomatoes, 20c pound eucumbprs, greenhouse, per dozen: Bermuda celery, $2.25 per dozen bunches; Kalamazoo celery. $1.75 per dozen bunches; lettuce. greenhouse, per Florida lettuce. $2a5 per One half barrel basket; New Orleans lettuce. $4 per bbl, containing to 8 dozen; New Orleans chicory, 60a 70c per dos.en bunches; field salad, SI.

25 per barrel; green peppers. Florida. $6 per case greenhouse radishes. per 100 bunches; leeks, $1 per 100 bunches; water cress. 30a40c per dozen bunches; Bermuda parsley.

$6 per 100 bunches; shives, 3iia SOe per box; Havana onions, per case; scalllons. 55 per 100, Northern winter vegetables Cabbages. $2a4 per 100; choice. Danish and state cabbages, $4a6 red cabbages. $Cal0; pickle peppers, lflc per bunch; marrow squash.

51.75a2 per bbl; Hubbardstown and marrow squash. per bbl: cheese pumpkins. per bbl; Long Island spinach, per bbl; Baltimore spinach. S2a2.25 per bbl; Norfolk spinach. per barrel; Long Island kale.

35a50c per barrel; Norfolk kale, $1 per barrel; Brussels sprouts, 12a 14 per quart; soup greens, 511.50 per 100 bunches; Long Island carrots, Sl.25al.75 per bbl; potatoes, per bbl. state. J2.50a2.75; Long Island. I2.90a3; Belgian, $2 per bag 168 pounds: Scotch potatoes. 2a2.25 per bag; German egg potatoes, per 112 pound bag; sweet potatoes.

Vineland. culla. Spanish onlonB, original. reoacked. $1.23 small case: large case.

onions, South Lima. per bbl; Connecticut white. $5a7 pr bbl; red. per bbl; Orange County, bbl; (eronds. per bbl; pickling white onions.

$3. 25a 3. 50 per bnrrel Long Island beots. per 100 bunches: per bbl, round, $2a 2.25; long. Long Tsland white turnlpn, 75c per hid; Si per bbl: yellow turnips $1 bbl; Canada turnips.

SI per bbl; Long Island flat celery, .50 per oozon bunchec; state cHery. 50a7oc per dozon stalks: fiat state celery. per dozen bunches; llhrhigan relery. 50c per Sl.fiO per dozen bunchns; California celery, lac per dozen stalks knob Merv, per 100 bunehes; Jersey and Txing Island radishes. $3a4 per 1C0 bunrhc okra, 2 por rnsc; salsify or oyster plant.

aQntPc vn rloz bnnches; mushrooms. 3(ia40c per nnund: narlic. 13c per bunch; nw crop horseradish, per di.zen bunches; Mulligan peppers. prr bunen, PENNSYLVANIA R. K.

PENSIONS. Philadelphia The Pension DepartmeD1 of the Pennsylvania Railroad has paid oc in i two years $536,310 to retired emplovesr i Molasses.O.K.prime .40 .40 n. Tuttle. 4.75 .16 23.50 4.00 15 75 Sugar, granulated. 47o Copper, lake 13 Tin 24 25 Lead 4.10 Iron, No.

1 foundry. 17. 00 To day Cloa N. Y. Insr.

equlv. Consols.money 94 Consols, acc't. 94 9 16 Anaconda Cy 33 Atchison 78 76J8 f. w. wurster.

ANDREW T. SULLIVAN, Hrenident. JOHN TRUSLOW, "WILLIAM DICK. JVice President. HAIIH.Y F.

BURNS, Secretary. FRANCIS WEEKBS, An.iiit, Secretary, The Peoples Trust Company, 172 Montague Street, Thos. E. GRAIN AND PBODUCE STATISTICS. The following tables show the daily movement of grain, as posted at the Produce Exchange to day: RECEIPTS AT WESTERN POINTS.

Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barrels.

Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Yesterday Cloa N. T.

Injr. equlv. 94 7 16 9411 16 7 34 78 76 99 97 105 103 98 95 116 113 97 "Mo'ntaguo st, 4.500 Speclaley to Augusta A BUxt. VtV roo Zlramermann, Gertrude 1. tn Helena.

"Zrmmermann, First st. 5.000 Prummer, S. to Mary Mann. Third av. nr Fourteenth st 7.

COO Lehmann, Henrietta and O. to Aggi' c. Foley, exrx, Stockholm st. nr Irvinu i ffuite, to Borough Park Cu, Fuurte nih av' cor Fifty first t. iJOO Conlon.

Eliz A and E. to Hannah Lovett, Carroll st, nr Sixth av. 2 Same to same, Garfield plac nr Sixth av 7.00'j Bnyder. J. to Flaihush Trust East Eighteenth st.

nr Beverley 4.r00 Vofrel O'Hearn to i' Ilubhyiil. Sixty flrst st, nr Fifth av. 2 parcels 3.0'j0 Same to Coombs, same prop. mv agreement Cohen. B.

to McGuire. Eight st. nr Fourth av "00 i O'Connor, Rebecca, et al. i .1 nnir A I.ut kins, Quir.cy st, nr Th: 2.S0O Gloe. Grace, to Lawyers" lu V.

First place, Eftladlno. A to Krusa, st cor' Cariarsie road 1.600 Cohen, to Lewip. Lforinrd st. nr i Frost st 2.500 Wandell, C. to 1 Schomak r.

Kuiir teenth av. cor Sixty first st 3.500 lewis, and M. Matilda i Mtith. Selgel et. nr Graham av 5.G00 CaecillH.

tu Doll, Irving av, nr Stanhope 5 300 Duryea. Ir "'lliarnsburgh S.tvings Bank, Covert st. nr Uunhwick av 2,250 i Palmer. Emeline E. to Hamlin, Eat Fifth st, 2 fOO BMafC Sophie, to Preston.

Nassau av 4. noo I Moore. C. to Julia i 'ollandcr. al.

Benson av, cor Hay Twuty s'una fl.fion Smith. B. jr. to same. Baltic st.

2,0 i Clark, to DIckel, Broadway, i 2 morts IT.fOO Graham, to Hdyu. i'latbnwh a v. Ohlz. to Man. A Dame: Hay Thirty I seventh st.

nr Benson av 200 Olsen. to Title and Kifty tifth st nr Sixteenth av 2.500 Welton, I to sam 'ru ty sr i ond sr. nr Twelfth av, 2 rnorts C.C )0 Ionegan, Laura and l. to sann. Fifty fifth st, nr Sixteenth av i McKenna.

J. to samu. Fourth av. cor Seventy sixth st 2.000 Seme to same. Fifty sixth st.

nr Sixth av 1.500: Micuocl, Arrtalia and to same. Gravo end av. cor Avenue Kollmeyer. E. ot al.

ft sanif. Adams st. nr Htph 2.000 Person. torx and Th to same. Htfrl I in place.

9.n, Same to saint prop i.r.ol Brantle, to Kelly, st. 4.1 1 i Assignments of Mortgages. i Iickel C. to lb PbclpE. exr.

l. Ma; 2. Schmidt, G. tu Kva West. 2 asKts Lawyers Mort Ins to Tnif Co, 2 ass; Warncke.

t' fi and Jos Clark Dr.v. cxr of H. lu Ji' mrin NT Bldg Loan UanUiug Co to Agriea rioherty 1.2.'i i A. A. Low.

Edwin Packard. Darwin R. James. ipeph 13. Brown.

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

H. E. Plerrei'int. M. Olcntt.

H. Sruth.irrl. Martin Joost. Geo. M.

Colt, "r.iv. it. jndward. Stewart L. Woodford.

Geo. H. Prentiss. Frederick W. Moss.

Hei ry C. Hnlnert. Wllhelmus Mynderse. Gate D. gift 1,000 nom 4Y iOli ChlcaKO 5H.000 108.975 68.825 05.900 Milwaukee 1.20U 11.400 12.350 5.200 Minneapolis 117.820 3,360 1.920 Duluth 100.695 6,657 St.

Louis 4.1S5 11.000 19,000 50.000 Kansas City 16.800 24,800 1.200 Toledo 970 4.832 0.300 Detroit 1.200 7,000 8.000 27.000 Peoria 8.000 20.000 1.1,900 Total 56.585 382.660 161.167 211,077 SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS, Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barrels.

BushclB. Bushels. Bushelo. 43 93 40 71 57 42 91 39 69 56 137 WILLIAMSBDRGH TRUST CO. $2,569,746.61 Surplus and Undivided Profits 141 106 108 nom 9,000 1 7 1 71J, 68.310 17.600 9.940 24.362 17,670 35.527 OFFICES 25 24 Broadway and Kent Av.

361 Fulton St. 6Mi Atchison yti4 Bait. 105 Bait. Ohio pf 98 Can. 117 Chesa.

Ohio. 46; Chi. as1! Denv. Rio G. 431tj pt 93 Eric 40 Brie 1st 71V8 Erie 2d pf 57 IllluoisCentrall40! Louis.

Nash .108 Mex. Mex. National. 177s Kan. T.

25,,,8 K. T. pf 54 N. Y. Central.

165'fe Norf. 57 Norf. pf. 94 Ont. 34 Pennsylvania.

761: Heading 291fe Reading 1st 42 Reading 2d pf. 32'i St. l'aul 168 Southern Pac. 64 Southern 33 SouthernRy pf 97 Union Pacific. 104Ji Union Pac.

pf. 92 U. S. Steel 44 U. S.

Steel 95 54 166 52,775 6.C50 9.960 86! 000 65.600 1S.O00 3.625 9,000 51,933 4.000 16.920 830 45.000 12.000 2,700 Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St. Loula Kansas Toledo Detroit Peoria 161 56 10234 95 114 452 227s 42 91 39 69 55 137 28 17 24 52 1614 56 01 33 149 56 82 632 163 62 32 94 102 89 43 93V4 22 41 68 48.000 18.000 9.600 bl 166 FELIX CAMPBELL, President. J. G. DETTMER, First Vice President.

HORACE J. MORSE, Second Vice President EDWARD Secretary. CHARLES A. BObpY, Asst. Secretary.

Interest Allowed on Deposits. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits. $1,150,000, 94 9SJ 34 33 76 149 28 56 Total 147.073 246,010 18J.S50 RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. 1'li'lir. Wheat.

Coin. Oats. 4.2 82 63 Barrels. Bushels. Bushels.

32 J. G. JENKINS. PRESIDENT. MOSES MAY, I PRANK JENKINS, VICE PRESIDENTS.

W. ADDISON FIELD. Secretary. I. HAMBURGER.

Assistant Secretary. T. H. McPARLAND, Asst. Secretary.

DIRECTORS. Anthony N. Joseph Liebmann. QUEENS BOROUGH. Mortgages.

14,000 22.4M 48.000 24.539 167 163 64 Electro 7. 58) 6.178 24,272 7.000 44.650 35.618 7.161 4,356 1C.001) 850 2.9X0 14.624 5,519 .155 New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans. Galveston 33, 17.081 13.329 1,000 graving OH'St 94 Henry O. Havcmeyer, Thos. J.

Patterson, 97 John W. Weber. Frederic P. Olcott. 104 1021! BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS FFMRI'ARV Adams to Drnis Leary, Bell av.

ft ron av. Val. ntin; Rflch to Gorman Friendship Slrk Utdir Society, Grafton av. ft of Ferry st. Jamnk LSxlOO Alfred LiifUvig tit Long island City Savings Hank, kemstn place, cor of Gram av.

50x100. Wondsldn John Ceroid to John Gruner, lot 150 43 John G. Jenkins. MoBes May, Frank Jenkins, Theo. F.

Jackson. Marshall S. Drlggs, WUIard P. Reld. Fred G.

Lemmermaniv M. L. Reynolds. John J. Cooney, Robert T.

Whalen, Ira Leo Bamberger. Chas. M. Davidson, 31 10 300 1,500 EAGLE Job Printing Dept. Total 46.4S7 108.635 59.034 106,955 EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS.

Klour. Wheat. corn. Barrels. Busnels.

Bushels. Bushels New York 17.703 3,656 4,046 Boston 207 94.914 Philadelphia 2.400 2,400 13,639 23 Wabash 96 23 43V2 70 3JS 22; 42 68 LotW IflRrid and Co. to Margt A Buthley mm Martin. Ellen to Bhlg Loan linn jug co Frank Harvey Field, josepn iiucier, 43 70 Wabash pf. Wabash deb.

Gustiiv J. L. Doerschuck. Simon F. RothschiM.

Kaolk BmLDINO, SiHh Floor. WASHIMOTOH 3tSD Joyjtsos SMi' Take larfe puuingordltTta), Cbarlcs Encert, John H. Scheldt. iiWiii.