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THE BBOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOBK, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1899. TRUST COMPANIES. Total exports from week ending 'April 22, WHEAT WAS FREELY SOLD. Atlantic ports for the 1899: Wheat.

Corn. Oats. tee. Sixteenth Bt, s. 100 ft High Bt, 301x198.6x108x94.2x130x100 to begin, College Point O'Brien, James to George Gossweyler, lots 641.

542, block 15. map ot 1,115 lota of William Zlegler. Corona lour. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. Barrels. BROOKLYN TRUST CO: New York 81.903 448,071 'action of 350 295,037 634,994 62,744 28.799 32,107 18,236 77,112 210,014 124,905 230 143,417 119,995 266,186 60,160 72,011 u. (jook, sola House, 220 Forty COLONEL BRYAN'S FOPUXABITY. 177 MONTAGUE STREET.

TxlOO, three story frame Boston Portland. Me Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Newport New Oalveston St. John. K. Peneacola, PKTTiD Xles.

for $2,000. Due to Good Weather Reports and More Favorable Crop News. 266,319 1,320.865 asolooo 4,441 2,157 20.042 A ITarx in DMt nnaar DAM vott. o.3 34.000 3,689 238 1.484 725 142,600 290,880 108,328 Wr nt Ttrf It. It.

28S 10.831 22,574 2.753 1 n.nllclain OCfl uaiiiiia ucaiu ijuiuabtLi, Arlington aveDue, corner iiuon gux 100. twn stnrv jinri hnspmnnt frame house, to CORN HELD VERY STRONG. Lavinia Board, for 1,509. New Buildings. NINETY SIXTH STHEKT.

east Irle. northeast corner of Skldmore lane, one two story frame. 20x Total' for 254,477 1,508,231 2.698,255 606,937 Previous week 262.812 475.438 2,526.153 C05.087 Increase 1,032,793 172,103 1,850 Decrease 8,335 COMPARATIVE SUMMARY TOTAU EXPORT3. Wheat. Corn.

Flour. bushel, bushels, barrels. September 1. 189S. to April 24...

96,017,303 112,982,826 12.08,783 Corresponding time last 84.257,198 124,148,573 10,004.442 Increase 11.760,105 2,094.341 Decrease 11,165,747 The available supplies ot the principal grains according to Bradstreet's telegraphic reports were on April 22, 1899: tTNITED STATES AND CANADA. BAST OF Closing Prices Showed a Slightly Improved Tone for Wheat on Good Export Rumors. ORGANIZED IN 1868: Capital ,000,000.00 Undivided Profits, 1,593,665.68 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Which may be made subject to check at sight ot returnable at fixed dates. Acts as executor, trustee, guardian, etc taking full of the management ot estate, both real and personal, on a life term, or at th4 pleasure of the parties CHRISTIAN T.

CHRISTENSBN, President. HENRY W. MAXWELL. Vice President. FREDERICK C.

COLTON. Secretary. STANLEY W. HU3TED. Assistant Secretary.

TRUSTEES: Thomas T. Barr. Henry W. Maxwell. S.

W. Boocock. Willis L. Ogden. George w.

cnauncey. John J. Pierrepont. Christian T. Clirlstenwn.

Charles M. Pratt. Wm. N. Dykman.

George G. Reynold. John Glbb. Henry K. Sheldon: Francis L.

Hlne. Charles A. Schleren. Frank Lyman. Alexander M.

White. William H. Male. Wm. Augustus Whit a.

C. D. Wood. SG. owelllns, two tin roof: cost yj.uuu.

Mary A. Davis, owner. DAVIS AVENUE, north side. 200 feet west of Williams avenue, one two story frame. 17x2S, boat house, tar paper roof: cost $200.

Charles Knaus man. owner. EAST NINETY FIFTH STHEET. west side. 200 feet north or Avenue K.

one two story frame. 16x26. dwelling, one family, shingle roof; cost $1,000. William Baldwin, owner. SIXTY SEVENTH STREET, north side.

100 feet west from Eleventh avenue, one two story frame, 20x30, one family, tin roof; cost $1,700. Joseph Salvlo. owner. OCEAN PARKWAY, west side, northwest corner of Sea Breeze avenue, one one story and attic frame. 50x90, storage of bicycles, tar paper roof; cost $1,500.

Fanny McKann, owner. Mechanics' Liens. APRIL 24. Belvidere Bt, No 17, 175 ft Broadway. 20x100.

Andrew Burk agst THE ROCKIES. "Wheat. Corn. Oats. Bushels.

14.714,000 15,415,000 701,000 Bushels. Bushels. 49.194,000 36.915,000 G1.16S.0OO 39,678,000 1,972,000 2,763.000 Last week Previous week Decrease A comparison with similar figures on the nearest corresponding' dates in the two pre Company, with a capitalization of $20,000, 000, has "been inebrporatea. This concern is to take the place of the Now York Condensed Milk and will deal in milk in all forms. No preferred stocks are to be issued.

The incorporators are H. Lee Borden, Joseph Milbank, William J. Rogers, Albert J. Mil bank and Isaac Milbank. Other companies chartered were: New York Electric Brake and Coupler Company, with a capitalization of $1,000,000, to deal in electric brakes and couplers for locomotives, cars and vehicles of every description.

Fort Scott Beet Sugar Company, to grow beets for the purpose of extracting the sugar, in Kansas, with a capitalization of $100,000, to take over th business of a Maryland corporation. The Independent Telephone Manufacturing Company of Jersey City, with a capitalization of $500, 000, to supply electricity and water to municipalities. The principal office will be at Summit. C. R.

Brewer Lumber Company of Jersey City, with a capitalization of $75,000 and Dills Patent Emergency Brake Company, with a capitalization of $150,000. EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE. Exports of general merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending to day were valued at $8,064,280 against $8,302,073 in the preceding week and $8,818,313 in the corresponding period last, year. Since January 1 $149,082,648 against $152,365,141 in the corresponding period of last year. NOTES OF THEMARKETS.

The leather market continues firm and a good demand for hemlock is reported. Both jobbers and manufacturers are having a good trade and are in turn placing new orders for future needs. Union leather holds firm on a fair volume of business. Prices are firm and unchanged. Hides are also firm.

Importers are not eager to sell, owing to the light stocks on hand and are in eome instances holding out for slightly higher prices. At Colorado Springs mining stocks closed yesterday as follows: Anaconda, 50; Anchoria, Argentum, 30; Battle, 35; Columbine, 22; Consolidated, Damon, 17; Elkton, 90; El Paso, 20V4; Findley, 14; Garfield, 13; Gibson, 25; Golden Fleece, 33; Golden King, 102; Gold Coin, 198; Gould, 13; Isabella, 95; InQependence, 64; Jackpot, 43; Matoa, 40; Moon Anchor, 118; Pinnacle, 15; Portland, 199; Rawllngs, 45; Rosa, 24; Union, 23; Vindicator, 94; Work, 20. There is no material change in the dry goods trade. The demand continues up to the recent average and prices are well maintained. Spot business in staples and fancy lines is moderate.

Print cloths are quiet and prices are unchanged at 2 cents for regulars. Prints and ginghams are also quiet. European sugar cables were firmer at an advance of ld for both months; April beets were lis and May beets lis d. Domestic markets were firm and unchanged. All guarantees have been Withdrawn.

ceding years is as follows: Wheat. Corn. Oats. Bu hels. 23.990,000 18,017,000 Bushels.

Bushels. 34.638.000 39,924,000 53,000,000 26,672,000 Adolph Baumann $23.75 1898 :87 AMERICAN Judgments. AND EUROPEAN SUPPLIES. Result of Dynamic Force of His Soul Quality, Says Anna H. Thome.

To the Editor of the Bi'ooklyn Eagle: It has been said that a woman's intuitional gifts will aid her to judge character, when a man with all bis logic will be at fault. It has been the writer's good fortune to hear both of Mr. Bryan's speeches at the Jefferson ian dinners and she could not but notice that notwithstanding the fullness of the newspaper reports given, not one of the writers chose to go beneath the surface and account for the real source of Mr. Bryan's enormous popularity as a public speaker. It is the dynamic force of the soul quality in this man of ideas and ideals that sways bis audience.

All men and all women, too, worship goodness when it is united to unquestioned intellectual power. Such is the personality of William Jennings Bryan and it thought can create its own environment may it not be that this man, who is destined to leave the impress of a noble individuality upon his time can at rare momemnts so uplift men of grosser fibre that they can see their nobler selves reflected as in a looking glass, and a great hunger and thirst after righteousness comes upon them? Only in such a way can the writer account for the outpouring of the spirit she witnessed at the labor dinner. It is not hard to believe in honesty Mr. Bryan speaks of it. Patriotism ceases to 'oe a mere symbol and mean selfish motives skulk out of sight in the presence of this man.

If some of his hearers sink back into an almost partial indifference to the burning question of the. hour, so much the worse for them. It is surely no fault of Mr. Bryan's that he can not make men any better than they choose to be. He may or many not be president.

That is immaterial. Presidents can always be found up to the present standard of political morality, but, let us take care that no injustice be done to "the man of ideas and ideals." This man may never realize his ideals. All the worse for us. But it will be well with him. It will be said of him in days to come that he added to the thought of his time.

This is to do the public a great service. This is to walk kingly among men. A nation can not afford to flout its ideals. Or to put out the sacred fires upon its altars, and say to them that say to the pure in spirit "Thou shalt suffer." It is suicidal. ANNA H.

THONE. Brooklyn, April 20, 1899. KINGS Amer. and United States Europe and European and Canada. afloat.

stocks. Bufhels. Bushels. Bushela. Last week 49,194,000 65,700.000 114,894.000 Previous week 51,166,000 67.500.000 118.666.000 Decrease 1.972,000 1,800,000 3,772,000 Pacific coast not reported.

TRUST COMPANY. 3 42, 344, 346 Fulton St. CAPITAL SURPLUS $560,000 $850,000 79.03 1W.07 100.67 103. St4 272. 12 1,410.72 150.00 161.24 995.07 117.20 SO.

57 37.27 670.31 446.S2 1.T7S.M 476. S3 422.14 110.15 9S.49 3M. 42 JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD, President WILLIAM HARKNESS, D. W.

McWLLAMS Vice Presidonta. HER IV! ON MORRIS, Secretary. The trade in wheat was good early, hut the market was weak and lower. The opening was at a slight decline and for some time there was a comparatively steady tone, but soon prices developed weakness and eased oft lVc from yesterday's final. The market was influenced by the steadiness of the cables which showed some improvement over last night, and there was some buying by the foreign houses.

The demand was not energetic, however, and soon prices began to weaken. The market was affected also, by the continued favorable weather conditions. The seeding was about completed at the end of last week, up to the middle line of Minnesota, and was reported from 20 to 40 per cent, complete above that line. It is claimed that there is likely to be some decrease area, although on the other hand there are equally positive claims that there will be an increase. It is too early yet to make any positive estimate on the area, and the so called crop experts who are talking about the crop of spring wheat are simply talking without the slightest foundation for statements made.

There has been moderate growth of winter wheat, and by the end of the month it will be quite possible to show how much damage has been done by the winter. At midday the market was weak at the lowest figures of the morning. Wheat was weak and active at midday on the good weather and the favorable reports regarding the condition of the growing grain. There was considerable selling by the longs who were loaded upon the recent rise and general willingness was seen to get out. There was fair foreign buying of futures and there were reports of large export interest in cash.

Bradstreet's showed a fair decrease, as expected. Wheat was nervous late and fairly active, rallying on reports of good export sales, but the close was easy at the lowest. Exporters took 35 loads and reports were unconfirmed of 125 loads. The trade in' corn was moderately active and prices were a little easier with wheat. The cables were firm and further good foreign inquiry was reported.

The opening of navigation is looked upon as meaning a large dis THOMAS BLAKE, Ass Secretary. TRUSTEES: 1 ST, 3S5.S a Concord st, 18.10X 102.llxlS.Rxl02.ll. Ella Lltchnela 'to Slgmund Gottlob noir PROSPECT AV. south cor Sixth av, 23xS0.2. with use of yard In rear, Charles 11 Bruns to Loulu Llttmann.

mort $4,000 nom Same property. Louis Littmann to Choa Bruns, mort S4.000 nom COLES ST, No 56, "4 ft Hamilton av, runs E6.2x 39 to Coles st 40.3. Hyman Kresnow to Israel Rosen Bteln. mort $2,000 nom LAFAYETTE AV, 8. 62 ft 0 LewlB av.

19x80. Elizabeth Cameron, extrx Dantel Cameron, Ewan Cameron and Florence Patten to Mlchl Hand, morts $5,000 exch MARION ST. 100 ft Hopklnson av, 20x60, Wm and Mary Fuller and Sellna Aldrldge. formerly Fuller, to Gertrude Berkeley, mort $600. etc nom EAST SEVENTEENTH ST, 200 ft a Avenue 50x100, Annie Whit lock to Clinton mort H.000 exch BERRY ST, 0 s.

40 ft North Eighth st. 20x80, Andrew Dtttrleh to Patk McCarren 5,250 EAST ELEVENTH ST, 450 ft Beverly road, 50x100. William Hawkins to Otto Fix nom FLATBUSH AV. a cor Hawthorne st. runs 248.7X 90x SOx lix 161.0 to av 75.9.

Wm Williamson and as exr Cath Williamson, to Grace Baker, all helra 20,000 McDONOUGH ST. s. 48S ft Ralph av. 18x100. Emma Cooke to Kate M.

wife, and Saml Lyon, mort $4.250 nom PROSPECT PLACE, 109.10 Schenectady av, 16.5x112. Frederick Dhuy, Jr, to Bertha Gode, morts $2,500.. 2,800 TWENTIETH AV, 60 ft Bay Ridge av, 40x100, Ellen Hanlon to Adella Everett 600 HENDRIX ST. s. ICO ft Fulton st, 50x100, Eliza Bloomer, widow, to Susanne Kraus 3,300 BAINBRIDOE ST.

150 ft Rcid av, runs to B'klyn and Jamaica turnpike road 102 to Bt 100. Ellen Wilson, MiddlehurBt. to BeBsle Nelly, a 9,295 LAWRENCE ST. 1J0 ft Johnson st. 25x106.6.

partition, Wm Greene to August Lauckliardt; Maplewood, J. 4,900 SACKMAN ST. 300 ft Blake av, 25x 100, Herman and Mary Artus and Emma Weber (nee Artus). wife John F. Weber, heirs Fredk Artus, to Fritz 1,000 SIXTY SIXTH ST.

s. 200 ft Fourteenth av, 20x100. Paul Deknatel, Bar ryville, to Marie Deknatel elft UTICA AV, 77.6 Prospect place, 19.8 x90; Utica av, 58 ft Prospect place, 19.6x90. Robt Boyd, Jr. Montclalr, J.

to Chas Chandler, morts $2.750.. exch LAFAYETTE AV. 100 ft United States av Fredk Crane, to Joshua Sanders, a nom FORTY FIRST ST, 500 ft Twelfth av, 123x100, John Beet to John Gallagher, mort $1,600 nom BCSHWICK AV, b. 27 ft Greene av, 23x7S.3x23x79.1. Slgmund Hlrschberg, Y.

to Sarah Goodwin, mort $3,000 4,400 FORTY FIFTH ST. s. 280 ft Fourth av, 20x100.2. Stephen Martin and Oscar Abrams to Evelyn Downes, mort $2,300 nom GATES AV. 25 ft Throop av, 23x 100.

Herman Lubsen to John Shea et al. ofllcers Regular Democratic Assn of the Seventeenth Assembly District 3,230 JARDINE PLACE, s. 216 ft Herkimer st. 34x93, Hanna Slegel to Ellz McLean. Passaic, all Hens nom PRESIDENT ST.

267.6 Seventh av. ISOxlOO. Brooklyn Trust Co. exr and trustee will Ilalsey Knapp. to Louis Bonert 22,500 LAKE ST.

8. 162.6 Second place, 39x 10S.6x44x John A Eckert to Elizabeth Babcock. mort S220 nom VAN P.CREN ST, 127.3 Classon nv, 27.4x100x25.5x100. foreclose, Frank Creamer to James McGlnley 3,300 MYRTLE AV. s.

43.6 Harman St. Greene av, 200 ft Hamburg av, runs 100xne25xe5.5 xse97.3 to Greene av, xsw30: Greene av, s. 230 ft Hamburg av. 20x8S.10 x21.Sx97.2. James Cumiskey to John Cadoo.

all liens nom Same property. Geo Schlnzel to James Cumiskey. morts $9,500 nom ADELPHI ST. s. 4S.S Fulton st.

20x 100, Philip Kbrnder to Emma Kornder nom MARION ST. s. 155 ft Rockaway av, ZOx'M. James A Caulfield to Hugh Gallagher and Rose Ann, his wife, tenants bv entirety nom POWERS ST. 175 ft Olive st.

25x 100. Amelia Kaiser to Emllle Bol'. bach, mort $3.000 nom Same property. John Bollbach and Emelil. his wife, to Amelia Kaiser, mort $3,000.

nom JOHNSON AV. s. 125 ft Leonard st, 25x100, George Wleseckel. exrs John Pummle. to Konrnd Lutz, mort $2,500 nom EUCLID AV.

35.6 Atlantic av. lSx. John Roos to Joseph Schv. endemann. mort $1,900 3,250 Lot No 12.

map showing grants of land under water Gravesend Bay. Thos Murphy to Geo Dobson. mort $2,000 nom Plot begins lot 5. map John Hayman, Gravesend Bay. 128.7 land heirs Garrett Stryker.

runs 233.3 to bay xe 25. 6x 233. 3xw to beg. Thos Murphy to Geo Dobson. mort $2,000 nom HERKIMER ST.

s. 70 ft Utica av. 20x100. Thos I Dixon, Middle Island. I.

to Thos Reld. mort $2.000 nom Same property, correction deed, Anna Byxbee. devisee will Sayre, to Thos I Dixon, nom LEXINGTON AV. 3I6.S Bedford av. 16.8x100.

John Ryon to Samuel Lee, mort $3.000 nom OSBOBN ST. s. 200 ft Sutter av, 73x 100. Alexander Kllnkowsteln to Morris Kllnkowsteln, mort $6.000 S.500 DOUGLASS ST. s.

139.4 Fourth av, 39.4XT00. Osmer Gregory and Albert Disney to Nannie Pelrce, Y. c. all liens nom JACKSON ST. s.

125 ft Graham av, 25xl00.10x x91.4. Mary Elsenhauer to Joseph Goetz nom Whitman W. Kiyon, Joseph Liebmonn. D. W.

McWUlloms, James McGovern, Cord Meyer, Moses May, Dick S. Ramsay, H. B. Wm. V.

R. Smiths W. M. Van And, 150.10 John Artuckle, A. Abraham, Go.

V. Brower, Roswell EldridEe, Julian D. FalrchlM, John Good. Nelson J. Gates, Joseph P.

Grace, William Harkness. Jos. Hendrix. Otio Huber, John J. William.

J1.500 Thomas F. White. 1.200 i THE LIVE STOCK Chicago, 111., April 25 Estimated receipts of hogs to day, to morrow, left over, market barely steady; mixed and butchers, 3.75a4; good heavy, 3.90a4.02; rough heavy, 3.65a3.80; light, 3.75a3.95. Cattle Receipts, market steady; beeves, 4.10a5.CO; cows and heifers, Texas steers, 4a4.80; stockers'and feeders, 3.50a5.00. THE COFFEE MARKET.

The trade in coffee was quite active at the opening, sales amounting to 8.000 bags on the call, which is an unusually' large volume, and there was good business during the balance' of the morning. The trade was to a considerar ble extent switching, but there appeared to be some little buying interest for the general account. The Hamburg market was slightly better, although Havre was unchanged. Brazilian receipts were 19,000 bags and Brazilian stocks increased 14,000 bags. The Rio was weak and 200 reis lower on an advance of the Exchange rate.

There was an active trade in coffee all the morning with sales of 19,000 hags to 12:30 M. The sales were largely switching. Late cables were stronger from Havre, repoting fair trade. Coffee cables were: Santos Coffee market dull. Good averagre Santos, nominal.

Receipts, 10,000 bags (two days). Stock, 296.000 bags. Hamburg Coffee market opened 'A pfE higher. At 2:30 P. net unchanged to hi pfff.

advance. Sales. 7.000 bags. Havre Coffee market ojened barely steady, unchanged. At 12 unchanged.

At 3 P. unchanged. Sales, 5,000 bags. Rio Coffee market weak. No.

7 Rio, 8 450. Exchange, 7Vid. Receipts. 9,000 bags (two days). Cleared for the United States, 3,000 bags.

Cleared for Europe, 3.000 bags. Stock, 264,000 bags. Total warehouse deliveries from United States, 12,041 bags. Including 11,672 bags from New York. New York stock to day.

813.715 bags. United DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. Books close. Date. Books open.

Name. Vi I Apl. 29 Apt. 14 I Apl. 30 2 May 15 May 11 100 2 3 8 Long Island Loan and Trust Company, 203 MONTAGUE STREET.

CAPITAL $500,000. SURPLUS $500,000. This surplus has accumulated from the hc. cesaful administration of the business of the company since Its organization In Mm, and has not in any way been created by from stockholders. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.

Checks drawn on this company are peyabWt through the New Clearing House. Certificates of deposit will be issued, payable on demand and bearing interest until paid. This cvmpwiy is authorized by charter to act aa rruatee. Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Committee of Estates or Receiver. It is alo a legal depository for all Trust Funde and for money, paid into Court.

It acts as Registrar or Transfer Asent of atockis and bonos and oe Trustees for railroad and other mortgages. It guarantee letters of credit Issued to tra veUjrs and will do any anu all other business usually done, by Trust Companies of responsibility and standing. TRUSTEES: 81 May 11 May 11 May 2 Mav 3 May 15 May 4 May 5i May 1 May 4 May 23 May 22 Jane 0 Apl. 3 1 May "2 May 9 84 2 Apl. 15 Ap'.

15 Apl. 15 Apl. 22 May 5 Apl. 21 Apl. 20 Apl.

15 Apl. 17 Apl. 27 May 5 May 5 May 5 Apl. 14 20 Apl 27 Apl. 20 AplV'lS Apl.

17 Apl. 19 Apl. i'9 Apl. Is' tribution of corn, and, consequently, rapid re duction in stocks. It is quite certain that the I supplies at both Chicago and Duluth will be materially reduced within a short time.

A great deal of corn has been bought, not only for home account but for export, for opening 3 IK 1 2H May 1 May 1 May 1 May 2 May 15 May 3 May 1 May" 3 May i May 29 May 2:) May 0 May 1 May 5 May 1 May 8 May 1 Apl. '49 Apl. 26 May 18 May 17 May 16 May 9 May 2 May 4 May 4 May 1 May 1 May 9 May 1 Apl. 25 ADl. 25 May 1 May I May 1 Watson B.

Dickerman, David G. Legget. WUllam M. Ingrajham. Seymour L.

Husted. Jr James W. Crom wetl, Apl. 28 May 19 May 18 May 10 May 3 40c. FTank L.

Babbott States stock, 912,658 bags. Afloat for the United States, 361,000 bags. Total visible for the United States, 1,273.658 bags, against 1,006,536 bags last year and 666,748 in 1897. COFFEE FUTURES. jsernaira inters, Edward i).

White, David Barnett, Ed ward Marrltt, Frank Lyman. Theodore F. George Edward Ide. John F. aimed.

William C. Redfleld Apl. 28 May 5 Btn L. K.eemey, 12. 1 APRIL, 24.

Appleton, Laura and Edwin Mulford Lltchtleld. Ida A Muiler Lynch, Philip, Mary. John and William, and John and Dennis Oleary C'leary Brady. II May Bruckner, Washington Urockner Helck. Christian.

and Henrv Graeflf et al Otto. William Shea Scheure. Louis II Zinn Maioney, Edward Venable Clinton, Henry Schulthies Youns, Raymond A Phelan CJulnn. Patrick Wilson New York. City of White Brooklyn Heights Co Nassau Elec Co Sehluntz Walsh, Martin Vennt ttc Pellc Woodworth.

Charles Browning Jr Ludlow, Edward 15 Odell Rawllngs. Walter Rawllngs Bartels, John Herman and Hannah Ira Fonda Balrd. Andrew L), Henry Batterman. James A Sperry, Richard Dewes, Salem Wales and Francis Thurber Nixon et al Gabler. Ma.J Kllle Mortgages.

APRIL 24. Kraus, Susanne. to Eliza Bloomer. Hendrlx st. Carney, Margt and W.

to East Brooklyn Savings Bank, Graham sl, nr Mvrtle avenue Gode. Bertha, to Dhiiy, jr', Prospect place Abrams, and Martin, to Tltie i and Co, Furty flfth st. nr Fifth Gallagher, to Indiana Giberson. Twentieth st, nr Sixth av Clifford, Annie, to Vogt. Smith st, nr Bergen st Hamilton.

C. to Title and Co, Fiftieth st. nr Fifth av Regan. D. to Annie Buckley, son av.

nr Ralph t. L. to. Alice Pullman, Sixth nr Second st Cutler, S. to Dime Savings Bank.

Broadway, nr Lavvtnn st Goodwin. Sarah, to Harris. Bush wick av. nr Greene Speth. Julius, to Michel.

Greene av. nr Evergreen "Wright. Frances and G' to Ann Ketehu. Jay st, nr av Margt J. lo Long Island Title Guar Co.

Avenue Q. our East Tenth Lubsen. F. to Buck. Gate? av, cor Tompkins Tionert, L.

to Brooklyn Trust Co. exr, president st. Smith, Charlotte, to Otton, Willough by st, nr Prince Kornder. Emma to Germanla. Savlilgs Bank.

FuUun st. cor Adelphi McGInk y. lo Title and Co. place, C'ulp. E.

to Bond and Mori Guar Co, Seventieth st, nr Nineteenth av Gallagher. H. to A c'. Marion st. nr Rockaway av CaulfleM.

A. to Title and Co, Marion st, nr P.orkaway Gallagher. H. to same Schisenlemunn. to Roo, Eucll.l av.

Dobson. F. to Murphy, land at G. avesend Herman. Celia, to Mat Life Ins Co, Decatur st.

nr Hopklnson av Goodktnd. B. to Anna Stem. Halsey st, near Ralph av Sanders. Ellz F.

lo Julia II Law. Sheridan av. near McKinley av Walter. H. to Anna Bernat.

Glenmore av. near Williams av Aichmann. ('. to Bennett. Palmetto st, near Hamburg av Haer.

H. to Matilda Euler. Sixth av. Bliss. A.

to Clara Beales, Greene av, HorI.s. W. Weber. Park av, near Marey Mehllng. to Sherer.

Marlon st. C. Gruplnskl. F. to Marion Smith.

Eighteenth st. near Third av Kenny. J. to JCuppert, No Putnam av Meade. M.

to Title and Co. Franklin av, near Park Wiener. A. to Gulmann, Broadway, near Whipple st Krakower. H.

to Title and Co. Graham av, near Cook st avis, Grace to Pratt ei al, Douglass st. Deppie. W. to A MuEphey.r Franklin av.

near St Johns place Bloomgarden, and to I and Parshclsky, McKibben st, near Leonard. Gottlieb, to Herman Clark. Adams Fix. tr' 3 Mason. East Eleventh Same to Hawkins, same prop Vauclait, J.

lo Brophv, Elghtv thlrd st Leudemann. Franklin Society for Home Building and Savings, Bath av, corner Bav Seventh st Baker. Grace L. tr, i Williams, Flatbush av. corner Hawthorne st Same to Williamson, same Vaughan.

S. to American Exchange Nat Bank, Nostrami nv and ciarkson Xnoth, to Henrietta Griggs, Sixty eighth st. near Fort Hamilton av Nelly. Bessie F. to Wilson, liainbrldge st.

two parcels Held. to Tille and Co. Herkimer Bt. Blanchard. E.

to Eleanor Clarke. Marine av and Oliver st Garner. Anna, to Cowpnhoven. Flftv elghth st. near Twelfth av Assignments.

APRIL 24. Meserole, Minnie D. to Mary White Ross, A. lo Laura Cobb Abrerbt. to Louise Albrecht Parshelsky.

Moses. ami I. to Theresa Parshelsky Fint. Mary, and ano. exors.

to exors of Opening, Bid. Ask. o'clock, o'olock. o'clock lauwAJtD MJ3RKITT. President.

DAVID G. LiBGGET. Vlce PreetMeB. TOBDBRICK ALDK.IDGE. Secretary.

WIZXiARD P. SCHENCK. Assistant Secxetariv 5.00 of navigation shipment. Planting of corn is progressing very rapidly all through the West. Corn was very steady in face of the weakness in wheat, being held by the reports of good cash demand and buying for foreign account.

Corn was very steady late, but dull. The close was steady. Exporters took 50 loads. The trade in oats continues quiet, but prices are steady and there is quite a good demand, for export at current prices. Prime says that about 75 per cent of the oats crop is now seed 1,100 2,300 3,000 2,500 30,000 3,000 2,000 19,000 1,100 1,200 1,000 500 5.000 17,500 2,000 10,000 2.500 3.000 1.400 13.500 3.500 S50 1.000 3.000 4.000 J.C50 500 5.000 300 1,750 2.500 1.S00 1,000 1.000 2.250 2.500 3.500 2.G75 3,000 1.000 May 10 May 2 May.

1 1M 25c. 25c. 2 1H xs fe Am. Tin Plate pf Am.Tobacco com. extra, in new stock Am.Tobacco pfd.

Am.Tobac. scrip. Am. Cot. Oil pfd.

Am. Radiator pf Anaconda Copper Brooklyn Bkn. Rapid Tran. Bkn. Union Elev.

Bkn. Life Ins extra Bur. Central of N. Central of N. H.

D. pfd Columbus St. Ry. Choc. Ok.

G.pf Central Ohio Cleve. Pitts Cambria Steel Detroit Gas Elmlra Lake Electric Storage. Flat Top Flat Top General Electric. Gt. Northern Homestakc extra Hamilton H.B.Claflin 1st pf H.B.Claflln 2d pf pi Kings Co.

Lake Shore Long'Island Mexican Central. Mlohigan Central N.Y..CW.& St.L. New Eng. T. New Eng.

T. N.Y.Standard Ice Nor. Pacific N. Y. N.Y.'Mutual Gas Omaha Pressed Steel B.

L. E. Pullman Quicksilver pf RioGrandeW.pfd. Rock Island R'y Minn. South Side SpirltsDlst.lst pf SplritsDlst.

2d pf Streets Car Line. St. Paul. M. Standard Gas Stand.

Disfg pfd Tennessee C. I. U. S. Rubber ofd.

U. S. Rubber United Gas W.Bkn.WaterCo. 5.C0 05 5.10 15 5.20 Vo 5.30 35 5.40 4.7 May 1 May 2 May 2 June July August September October November December 4.95 5.00 5.05 5.15 5.155 5.35 5.40 5.45 5.65 5.70 5.75 5.t0 4.U5 6.00 o.0r 5.15 5.25 5.35 5.40 5.45 5.05 5.7a 5.75 5.80 4.95 5.00 5.0ft 5.15 5.25 5.36 5.40 5.45 6.05 6.70 5.76 5.80 5.40 50 5.05 7 1) 5.05 70 "5.70 80 5.80 85 ed, and he predicts an early start' tor February March Mav May May May May May May Apl. 12 Apl.

V8 Apl. 2(1 Apl. 0 Apl. 24 Apl. 24 Apl.

24 Apl'. "24 Apl. 3 AplV'i Apl. 3 Apl. 3 Mar.

31 Apl. 1 May 10 Apl. 26 Apl. 29 May 3 Apl. 15 May'l Apl.

31 Mar. 24 Mar. 30 Apl. 18 Apl. 20 Apl.

15 Apl. 15 Apl. 10 Apl. 15 crop. He claims that the supply of oats bacn in the country' is smaller than usual.

Oats were quiet late and about steady. Exporters took 100,000 bushels. Trade in hog products continues fair. Prices opened a little weaker, but soon steadied, as the supply of live hogs is rather moderate and prices are quite steady. Provisions were dull but firm at the close.

CASH MARKETS AT. NEW YORK. Yester Last FRANKLIN Trust Company! MONTAGUE. COR. CLINTON ST.

BROOrCufc Capital 1 ,000. 000 V' Surplus 1.125000 Author'zed by law to act as EXECUTOR, AS. MINI8TR.VTOR. TRUST EE, GUARDIAN COMMITTEE, and offers spetWU advantages mich. IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR GOURl MONEYS.

ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers Its services on favorable terms as TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORi PORATIONS OR MUNICIPAf LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES. Checks on this company will be paid through thf Jfw York Clearing House. GEO.

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

JAS. R. COWING. SD VICE PRES'T 8BCJ. CROWELL HADDEN, Ass't Secretary.

May I May 3 May May 3 May 4 May 3 May 15 May 1 Apl. 27 June 5 May 10 May 9 June 3 May 5 May 5 May 15 May 5 May 1 May 1 May 1 May 1 Apl. 211 May 22 May 17 May 10 June 5 May May 10 day. To day. IK 1 1H IK IX 1H 1H 3 1 3 1 IK 1W 2 MARITIME EXCHANGE ELECTION.

The annual election of officers of the Maritime Exchange for the ensuing year was held to day and resulted in the election of the regular ticket, there being practically no opposition. All the ofllcers elected to day held office at this time. They are: President, Lester Beasley; vice president, John V. Barnes; treasurer, Louis T. Romaine.

Directors William T. Brand, Clement T. Grtscom, J. Frederick Lohman, Washington Michaells and Charles R. Norman and C.

B. Parsons. Inspectors of election Edward T. Dalzeel, D. B.

Dearborn, Charles Lediard and Charles H. Potter. Auditing committee George T. Hay, Abel Abbot and Charles S. Langdon.

WALLABOUT MARKET. The increase in quantity of arrivals of new Southern vegetables already creates a difference in demand for Northern stored products and market gardeners at Wallabout market, this morning, were compelled to shade prices for the stocks they brought in for sale. They were not numerous enough, though, to make the difference of importance, and worked off their loads to fair advantage. In Southern products new potatoes were dearer and string beans cheaper. Strawberries were about steady in values.

In seafood shad was of larger run and reasonable. No changes were reported in poultry, meats, eggs nor dairy products. Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin. 18c: In 10 pound packages, print bqtter, 18c Western creamery, 17c; state dairy, 17c. Cheese, per pound Full cream, 13c.

Eggs, per dozen Selected. lo'iiC; In cases, 1414c; Southern. 14c. Fish, per pound Roe shad, 25c: buck, 12c each; shad roes, 12c per pair: California salmon, green, 15c; blue. 8c: cod, 6c; market cod, 3c; halibut.

12c; haddock, 5c; porgles, 6c; white perch, 60; striped bass, 12c; herring. eels. SalOc; flounders, 5c; pickerel. 8c; pickled mackerel, bbl, American, $15a20; Imported, S18a20; Portland herring. $4 per box; Dlgby scaled herring, 2c pound; dried codfish, 5a8c per pound.

Shell flsh Soft' clams. 20a50c per 100; hard clams, $1 per basket: Rockaway oysters, $1 per basket; lobsters, Sal5c per pound: cod liver oil, 15c per half pint. Meats, per pound hind quarters and ribs, 9Wal0c; loins and ribs, llal2c: sides. Texas and Colorado grass beef, 7c; mutton, loaioe; lamb, Halite; milk veal, 9VialOV4c; country killed calves. 9al0c buttermilk, 8a8iAc; pork, 6a6Vic; Jersey pig pork.

0a6Hc: loins. shoulders, 3a7c: sweetbreads. $3 per dozen; calves' livers. 40 a50c each; beef livers. 50c each; ox tails, $1 per dozen.

Smoked and cut meats, per pound Ham. SalOc: shoulders. 6Vfca7c: bacon, 10c: boneless. 12c: smoked beef, 16al8c: smoked tongue. 16c; bolognas, 10al3c per pound: frankfurters.

10al2c per pound; lard compound. 4a5c per pound. In 50a60 pound packages; pure lard, 7a8c. Poultry, dressed, per pound Nearby ducks, 13a 15c Western ducks. Ilal3c; capons.

20a22c: turkeys. 13al5c: seconds. lUialSVjc: old toms, 10c; chickens. Western. Ilal4c; nearby, 14al6c; Philadelphia, 18a20c: broiling chickens.

20a22c; fowls, 10al2c; roosters, 714aSc; guinea fowls, 60c per pair: squabs, white, per dozen; dark squabs, per dozen: wild ducks, per pair, canvas back. S2.50; red head. mallard. common varieties, 50a75c. Live poulary.

per pound Turkeys, Hal3c; fowls, 10Vc; roosters, 7V.c; chickens, 11c: ducks, per pair: live pigeons, 30a35c per pair; peacocks, $5a8 each: pea fowls, $10 per pair; game cocks, $3.50 per pair; fancy stock fowls. $la2 per head; choice, $5 per pair. Imported and tropical fruits Oranges, Florida brtghts, russets. per box; Porto Rico oranges, $6.50 per bbl; Florida tangerines. $5 per half box; California tangerines, $1.50 per 14 box: California navels.

per box: s' llngs, per box: grape fruit. Florida. JSalO per box: Jamaica. $7a9 per bbl; I6a6.60 per fcos; dozen: Nassau. $Ga7 per box; lentous, Messina and Palermo.

per box; California lemons. $3a4; bananas, per bunch. figs, per pound. 12a25c. in 1 pound packages; boxed, Slal.23; pulled (lgs, in 5 pound baskets, 50c; new dateB.

Persian. 1 pound packages, 6a6c; Fard dates. 6a9c; imported Malaga grapes, $5al8 per keg: pineapples. Florida, per crate. $3a6; according to size.

$2a3 per dozen: Havana pineapples. per dozen: new crop ginger root, 25e per pound: pecan. Sal2e; almonds. 14al5c: shelled Jordan. 3Sc: new French paper shells.

In bags, 21c: Sicily Alberts, 10c; Naples, 12c; Turkish. 9c; Brazil. SalOc; walnuts. 10al2c; mixed, all new. 25a50 pound boxes.

10c: peanuts, fancy hand picked. 5V4c: roasted. per bushel: Italian chestnuts. 8c per pound; Spanish onions. per case.

Domestic fruits Florida strawberries, 18a25c per quart; Charleston strawberries. 28a35c: North Carolina strawberries, 18a22c; California pears. Winter Nellls, $2.25 per case; Easter Beurre, $3.50 per box; pomegranates, $1.75 per box; Catawba grapes, 15c per 3 pound till, by the carrier; apples, russet. 53. 50a 5 per bbl; Baldwins, $4a6 npr hhl; Snltzenbergs.

$5al0: Mann. $7.50: snvs. I May I May 2 May 20 Apl. 26 Apl. 36 Apl.

25 Mav 3 QUEENSB0ROUGH. Weaker SIH Steady 43tt Steady WHEAT No.2 Red, f.o.b.,afloat No.lNorth,f.o.b.,an't CORN" No. 2 Corn, elev OATS No. 2 Oats, elev AVI. HO Apl.

25 i Firm 83M 8X Firm 44 Quiet 33 Firm C7 TRUSTEES: A. A' Tjiw RYE Firm No. 2, f. o. G7X iviay Mav 10 May 2 May 1 Apl.

29 May 10 May 1 Apl. 2U Api. aif Apl. 26 Apl. 10 API.

17 Apl. 17 Apl. 25 i May 11 iMay 2 May 2 May 17 May 17 I May 2 Tuesday Dull 83H Firm 43 Dull 33 ull 65 Dull 4.10 3.00 Steady 5.c5 Quiet V.25 Quiet ld 2s 3d Geo. H. Southard.

Thos. E. JStlllman. Martin Joost. Geo.

M. Colt. Robt. B. Woodward.

Steiwart L. Woodford. Geo. H. Pren'lss.

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

Hulbert. Edwin Packard. Darwin R. James. Joseph E.

Brown. Wm. H. Wallace. D.

H. HcoiRhtallng. Albro J. Oroweli Hadden. H.

E. Plerrepont. Gm. M. Olcott.

2,250 Meeting. 3.000 2,700 FLOUR Dull Steadier Minneapolis 4.10 4.10 Winter Straight, now b.tiO 3 BO LARD Quiet Easy Prime Western 6.50 S.60 PORK Easy Quiet Old Moss 9.00 9.25 OCEAN Firm Firm Liverpool lfc'J Cork, for orders 2s od 2s 4 fed. BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO'S. Ifoamilton $62.15 127.72 697.5S 597.5S 130.59 250.23 101.06 652. TG 33.23 53.61 96.90 379.27 13S.S8 164.18 239.69 223.55 18.00 Capital and Surplus over i MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS.

Quotations of miscellaneous products on tha New York Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: Flour was quiet and easier with wheat. Sales, 1,800 packages to noon. Quotations: mills patents, nominal; city mills clear, nominal; Minnesota patents. Minnesota bakers', S3a 3.20; winter patents, J3.75a4.20; winter straights, J3.60a3.70; winter extras, winter low grades, j2.45a2.5'5. Rye flour was steady, with fancy, S3.20a3.40.

Beef was steady, with family extra mess, packet, Lard was steady, with price of Western steam, S8.47. Fork was quiet, with mesa. 8.7Sa9.50; family, short clear, Butter was steady. Quotations: 14al6c for state dairy. 13al4c for factors', 14al7c for state creamer 144al7c for Western creamery.

14al54c for imitation creamery. Receipts were 8,751 packages. EggB were weak. Quotations: 14c for stats and Pennsylvania, 13al4c for Western. 13a 13c for Southern.

Receipts were 14,000 packages. Sugar was firm. Fair refining, 4 3 16c; centrifugal 96 test, 4c; molasses sugar, 4 16c; refined market, steady; crushed, 5c; powdered, 5c: granulated, VAq. Petroleum was dull, with refined, all ports, J6.90a6.95. Spirits of turpentine was steadier at 43a44c.

Molasses was firm, with New Orleans, 32a37c. Rice was firm, with domestic, Japan, 5a5i4c. Tallow was easy, with city, country, 4V4 Rosin was steady, with strained, common to good, Hay was steady, with shipping, 45a55c; good to choice, 65a75c. Hops were steady with state, common to choice, 1896 crop, 6a7c; 1897 crop, llal3c; 1898 crop, 10al7c; Pacific coast, 1896 crop, 6a7c; 1897 crop, llal3c; 1898 crop, 17alSc. Lead was quiet, with bullion price, exchange price, J4.30a4.32M..

Potatoes were steady, with Maine, per sack, J2.25a3; state, S1.50a2.25: Jersey sweets. Hides were firm, with Texas dry. 24a30 lbs, 2rial3c; California dry, 21a25 lbs, Galveston dry, 21a25 lbs, Barley was quiet, with feeding, 43'a44c: and malting 45a524c. both c. I.

Buffalo, opening navigation. Barley malt was dull, with Western, 55a65o. Straw was steady, with long rye, 35a40c; short rye, 30a35c; oat straw, 30a35c. Beans wore steady, with marrow, Jl.42VJal.47V4; medium, JI.30al.32',i; pea, Jl.27Vtal.32iA; red kidney, Jl.70al.75. Wool was dull, with domestic fleece, 17a22c; Texas, llal4c.

Cheese was weak, with large white, 12c; small 12Vial2c; large colored, 12c; small colored, 12VJ129ic; new cheese, weak, with large. 9al0c; small, 9al0c. Receipts, 3,158 packages. ZTrust FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L.

G. Quinlln New York.) No. 191 Montague Street. Yester 12.000 15,000 I J5.000 3.000 Company Clos day's lng. Clos'g Low est 77 7u 76tt SON 3Us Highest.

78W 78 77 40. 39H Opening. 78M 78 77H 39 39 Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartered 1872. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING MONTAGUE ST.

CORNER OF CLINTOS. 'BAKES FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAR. Trunks and packages containing valuables taken on storage for any length of time at low rates. HENRY N. BRUS H.

President. UliOKGK W. WHITK. Vies President. THOMAS IC.

CLAKK. Secrotart INSURANCE. 77 7 75H 39 39H 7SM 788 77M 40 40 WHEAT May Ju.y COKN May July LARD April SILAS B. DUTCHER, President. WILLIAM H.

LXON. Vice President. ALJTHED J. POUCH. 2nd Vice Pre JOSEPH B.

WHITE, Secretary Trustees. 23.595 2.000 8,000 2.500 6.47 5.42 $1,300 1,950 FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L. G. Quinlln New York.) Yester' day's Open High Low Clos WILLIAM H.

LYON. CHARLES W. BETTS. HENRY N. WHITNEY.

CALVIN PATTEUSON. JOHN DITMAS, Jb. WILLIAM HESTER. JOHN C. McGUIRE.

WrLLIA C.WALLACE LEONARD MOODY. 61 LAS B. DUTCHER. WILLIAM H. DA VOL.

WILLIAM BERRL CHARLES COOPEK. H.E. HUTCHINSON. ALFRED J. POUCH.

WM. V. R. SMITH. MILLARD F.

SMITH. EU GEN EPF. O'CONNOR JOSEPH B. WHfTE. JOHN R.

HEGEMAN. LUCIUS U. BIGLOW. T. L.

WOODRUFF. 1.300 200 Clos'g 73 ing, est. est. jnir. 73 7SJ 71M iBx 73J.

73J 7v. 7M 7li 73 'Ife Klockert. P. to Pays Liberal Interest on Daily Balances. $1,000 7.000 nom 1.000 3.553 1.850 2.500 5.

COO 6.031 nom 8.000 Co I. to Annie Simmons, admin of Acts as Trustee and TrnuMlor Agent for Co! 84 35 349s 36 3iH 8534 orations. Authorized to Act as ixiiardlaa. Cle wmninns American Mortgage Co 40 Josephln land Schumann. G.

rister. Y. to Executor nnd Administrator. Marine and Inland Insurance. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, Office, SI Wall Street, New York.

ORGANIZED IN 1S42. INSURES AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS AND WILdJ ISSUE POLICIES MAKING L035 PAYABLE IN ENGLAND. ASSETS OVER TEN MILLION DOLLARS. FOR THE 3ECURITY OF ITS POLICIES The profits of the Company revert to the assured and are divided annually upon the premiums terminated during the year, thereby reducing the cost of insurance. For such dividends, certificates are issued bearing interest until ordered to be redeemed.

In accord ance with the Charter. A A. RAVEN. President; F. A.

PARSONS, Vice President: CORNELIUS ELDERT. Second Vice President: THEO. P. JOHNSON. Third Vice President: J.

H. CHAPMAN. Secretary. It in a LiCgal Depository (or Trnst Panda. Exclusive Uuulcinar Facilities for I.ndics.

Family and Business Accounts Solicited and SO0 2,000 6,200 3.600 1.000 1.100 3,000 VOX 'iiH 2BH 2fe 2s Schumann. Flv Mounatin. N' Y. Levi. C.

trustee, to Title Co. 2 assts WHEAT May July CORN April May July OATS Aprll May July LARD April May July RIBS April May July PORK. April May July 33H H4H 349 3o 26M 6fe 224 5.20 5.ao 5.32 5.45 4.70 4.70 4.85 9.00 9.0 9.20 9.35 84H c4fe 3oH 2B 2U5 a 22 5.16 6.15 5.30 5.40 4.70 4.70 4.32 9.00 B.00 9.17 JJ.32 5.20 5.32 6.45 5.17 5.30 6.10 5.17 5.30 5.40 Missouri Baldwin King apples. $2.25 per 4.72 4.85 4.70 4.82 4.70 4.32 INSURANCE COMPANY PHENIX Judgments. APRIL 2 4.

Allen. John A Louis Salmon Appleton. Charles William Nelson Dempsey, William Frank and Chas Croft Smith, John same Frost. Edward A and Arthur Bank of Jamaica Helssenbuttel. Mary A Chas Miller and Henry Gana Keating.

James New York Land and Warehouse Co and Yellow Pine Co New York, City of Olcott Co Same Lawrence Garrity Same Lawrence Harran Same same Same Michael Callahan Same Leonard Rogers Same John Donlon Same Gustave Sterner Same George Llss Same Peter McConnell Mortgages. APRIL 24. Beard. Joseph, to Elizabeth Umbach. Forest st, 50 ft Clinton av.

23x 100, Newtown Barrett. Margaret, to Bridget Monahan, West Fourth st, 250 ft Vernon av, 25x100. I City Brasche. Eleanor and Rudolph, to Assured Building Loan Assn. Home st.

100 ft Myrtle av. 50x100, Corona Same to Calvin WIthey, same Bornmer, Lydla to Louis Wailon, Amelia st, 100 ft Washington av, 50x100, Flushing Stenger. John to Henry Huther, Cooper av. 107.3 Wyckoft av, 52x91. 7ti Xl2x96.

Glendale Howe. John, Jr. to Queens Co Savings Bank, Eighth av, cor Eighteenth st, 62.6x100. Whltestone Gaiser. Caroline and Adoipli, to Co operative Building Bank, lot 1 2.

block 8. map of land of Norrls. Brown Hardenbrook. Fourth Ward, Jamaica Kratochvll. Frank, to Long Island City Building Loan Aasn.

Sunswlck st, sea, 250 ft n' Jane st. 35x100, Newtown Bungerz. Julius, to Sarah Hlgglns, Sher rr'an st, s. 125 ft Webster av, 25r 100, Ravenswood Miller. William H.

to Pabst Brewing Co of New York, Cential boulevard, cor Fairview av. 75x100, Rockaway Beach, mortgages leasehold Assignments. APRIL 24. Gallagher. Patrick to Ann and Elizabeth Kemp Kemp.

Ann and Elizabeth L. to Bedford Bank 1 Singer, Mary and Charles, to Title Guarantee and Trust Co Baldwin, Ann E. to Charles Carpenter Conveyances. APRIL 24. Hail Sash and Door Co, receiver of.

to William Haskell, lots 68 to 70, 72 to 75. map of Hillside Park. Jamaica; lots 15 to 20. map of Mlheola Park Co, Mln eola: lots 10 to 17. block 12.

1 to 5. 47. 48. block 11. 3 to 13.

block 8. map of Hillside Av Land Improvement Co's lots, Jamaica Wat field. George A. to Rufus A Freeman, Locust st. 327.4 Lawrence St.

249x2o.0xR8.2x35.2xl5fi.llV.x63 to begin. Flushing, mort $3,500 Ackerman. Frederick, to William Hamilton. Junction av, 125 ft Forest st, 25x200. Newtown Winans.

Anthony exr of, to Albina Maslln. Jamaica av, cor Kowennov en st. 100x100, I City Schwarz, Michael, to Lydla Bornmer, Amelia st. s. 100 ft Washington av.

MxJOrt. Flushing Lilly. Angeline. to John Stenger. Cooper sv.

107.3 Wyckoff av, 52x91. 7'ixl2x96. Glendale, mort $2,000 Mare. Gabriel, exr of, to James Edwards, lots 203. 22.1, 267.

map of Hitchcock's Plan for Homes at Woodslde Parker, Mabel to John Webster, Ar verne boulevard, eor Eldert lino, contains about acres; parcel begins at division line land of Samuel Will lams and Marsh, contains 7.CS acres, Rockaway Beach Dussler. Charles, refereoe, to Frank and Cecilia Osnlski. Hancock st, s. 140.2 ft Washington av, Third Ward, I City, foreclosure Reimer, Marcareth to Julia and Christian Goetz. Poplar st.

150 ft Wyckoff av, 50x100. Jamnlca, lease Scott. Walter G. referee, to Julius Bungerz, Sherman st, 125 ft Webster av. 25x100, Ravenswood.

foreclosure. Reimer, Rudolph, to Marjrareth Jielmer, Poplar st. 130 ft Wyckoff av, 50x100. Jumalcn Glllen. William W.

referee, to John Klef er. First st. cor Second av, 100x114.11 to bee; First St. s. 164.6 Second av, 120.4xlI3xI2o.3xlOS.10.

Hyde Park, foreclosure Iloppe, Charles to Hugo Funke, trus 4.500 8.92 9.12 9.32 9.05 9.W0 9.37 8.9'i 9.1? 9.32 nom $625 THE NASSAU TRUST COMPANY, 101 Broadway, Brooklyn. Capital $500,000. 00 Undivided Profits 330,820.43 Transacts a General Trust and Banking Business. MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MOR1W GAGE and approved securities. Accounts of individual, business firms, corporations, estates, received on favorable terms, and Interest allowed on Dally balances.

2.000 6. ISO OF BROOKLYN, N. Y. PHENIX BUILDING, 10 OOUB.T STREET. 5,000 GRAIN AND PRODUCE 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. NATIONAL BANK DIVIDENDS.

The Controller of the Currency has declared dividends in favor of the creditors ot insolvent national banks as follows: A second dividend of 10 per cent, on the Buffalo National Bank of Kearney, making in all 20 per cent, on claims proved, amounting to a second dividend of 25 per cent, on the First National Bank of Flushing. making 50 per cent, on claims proved, amounting to a third dividend of 10 per cent, on the Merchants' National Bank of Jacksonville. making in all 35 per cent, on the claims proved, amounting to $158,661, and eighth dividend of 5 per cent, on the Second National Eank of Rockford, 111., making in all 80 per cent, on claims proved amounting to $256,423. NEW INDUSTRIALS. New Orleans The fruit trust has absorbed the Eureka Banana Company, with plantations at Bocas del Toro and two steamers running to Galveston.

Buffalo, N. Y. The Commercial announces that the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company of Seranton, is the prime mover in the establishment of a gigantic steel plant. Many vast steel interests will be allied with the Lackawanna Company, and Buffalo capitalists will aid to the extent of $2,500,000. The capital stock is $15,000,000.

The Board of Aldermen has unanimously adopted a resolution providing for the sale of unimproved park lands on Lake Erie to the new concern. Chicago All the large farm machinery TRUST COMPANIES. $500 267.300 86. 400 9.300 28,666 13,000 9.000 1.547 28.800 box; Montana, i.oioraoo, aiuornia and otner far Wrestern Spltzenbergs, Jonathan and other apples, live tiers. $2: four tiers, $3.75 per box: cranberries, per box: $8al0 per bbl; maple syrup, 85c per gallon: comb honey, per pound, buckwheat gathering.

10al2c; white clover make, 12al3c: pure apple Juice elder, 15c per gallon: parching corn, 4a5c per pound; maple sugar, 10al4c per pound. Early Southern and greenhouse vegetables Charleston asparagus, per dozen bunches, first quality, seconds. extra, Call fornla and greenhouse cauliflowers. per case; Long Island greenhouse cauliflowers, per dozen; Florida cabbage, $5aG per case: Charleston cabbages, $6.25 per case; Florida celery, prime, Slal.50 per dozen stalks; Bermuda potatoes, per bbl: choice Florida early potatoes, $10: second crop potatoes, per bbl: Florida earlv squash. $1 per half bbl basket: Charleston peas.

$2.50 per 1 3 bbl basket; wax beans. per crate: green beans, green and wax beans In 1 3 bbl' baskets. egg plans. $3a4 doz. greenhouse cucumbers.

31.25a 3.75 Boston greenhouse lettuce. heads: Romaine lettuce. per dozen; Long Island lettuce, per dozen; Southern lettuce. per half bbl basket; shlves, 40a50c per box: greenhouse radishes. per 100 bunches; Long Island radishes, 50c per dozen bunches; Norfolk radishes.

$1 per half bbl basket: Florida tomatoes. Key West. $3a4; Florida fancy, $7 per case; Florida green peppers. $5a6 per crate: shallots, 25c per dozen hunches: Bermuda parsley. 50a75c tier dozen bunches; spearmint, $1 per dozen bunches; Bermuda carrots.

50c per dozen bunches: Long Island cold frame carrots. 50c per dozen bunches; Bermuda onions, $1.50 crate; Florida beets, $3 per case; Norfolk beets, $1.25 per dozen bunches; Long Island cold frame beets. 60a 75c per dozen bunches; water cress. 40a50c per dozen bunches; okra, 25a40c per two quart basket; oyster plant, $4aG per 100 bunches: mushrooms. 75c per pound: forced rhubarb, 50a75c per dozen bunches: extra.

soup greens, per 100 hunches; Norfolk spinach, per hid; Baltimore. 75; sprouts, per bbl; Brussels sprouts. 15a20c per quart; fettlkraut or field Chicago 18.096 107.379 187,450 Milwaukee 16.623 41.300 49,300 Minneapolis 144.750 4,500 Duluth 2.083 St. Louis 4.430 12.000 38,000 Kansas City 21.450 15,000 Toledo 21,833 39.014 Detroit 400 7.969 20,889 Peoria 2.600 41.100 Total 39.551 361.364 395,253 500 I nom I 3.950 nom I Presides President ANDREW T. SULLIVAN.

WILLI AM DICK i JOHN TECSLOffi 5.500 O. F. RICHARDSON Secreturr H. Assistant Secretary 443, 407 Conveyances. APRIL 24.

KEW YORK AV, s. 10T.U Avenue 40x100. Wm Usterheld lo Margaret, wife Wm Osterheld. mort DOUGLASS ST. ai.2 Court st, runs 54.

4x 4x 45.Sx 12x I'm to Douglass st 1C. Mary A Townsliend, wlilow, to Grace Davis FIFTY THIRD ST, 153.4 Second av, 106.8x100.2, Lt ffert Bergen to the Brooklyn City Co DOUGLASS ST. sl.2 Court st, runs 54. Ax 4x 45.8x 12x Mu to Douglass st 1G, Mary A Townsliend, widow, to Mary Townsliend, FIFTY THIRD ST, ft Second av. iooxliio.2.

Defter: Bergen and Cath Wyckoff to the Brooklyn City It Co GOLD ST. No K3. s. 40 ft Front liuti av. c'arroll st.

tiuxioo; Seventh 24s, ti s. 11 Fourth av, Wm II Hall, receiver Hall Sash and Poor Co, Elizabeth A Hall, to Win Haskell, all Hens MAP.I..X ST. s. 175 Howard av. 100.

Charle Scherrr to Phillip A MehUnu, irl FOURTH AV. or 23.2 xW.i, hflil. Lnui. a Wel. Frank Grn pinski, mort MYRTLE AV, s.

Sumner' IU2XMH. Geo H. atlev Maria A iV Greenhiwn. I. mort $1.750 LEONARD ST.

s. 75 ft Calver st, 2.1XPD. Mary A Emma unci Sarah It Robinson, reserves life estate SHERIDAN AV. J75 ft McKinley av. 25.

A'J Klend! to Ellz Sanders PENNSYLVANIA AV. 1.V..I iantlc av, 25x100. Adolph Klendl to Theodore Kiendl COLES ST. s. i'w ft Henry 74.7xe 4o.

Alex Calder, Jr. to Olaf Anderson, mort SIXTH AV. 70.2 Kight entll St. 14x70. Sophie Heektur.

widow, to Hleronimus Ila THOMPSON" WALK, being 'part of so much said walk as lies of line old lot IDA. south of Surf av. 10 where It intersects line sahl walk, and so muol, the: of as lies v. of said east line said walk south to the line land leased to Louis Gerliardt: iiowerv walk, being ti part of said Bowery Ocean av, as it now is and shown on map No 15, land Fredk Thompson, being 25 feet wide and lying Surf av and extending to land John A Cook. Mary Dibble to Madelene Barnum.

all tlrle, subj to certain agreement GRI IlNI 11 ft Stuvvesailt av. 20x100. Clara, wife, and An gelu Beales to John A Bliss, mort $4,250 gT MARKS AV. s. 50 ft Kingston av, 20x105.

John A Bliss to Clara Beales. mort JO.OM SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn.

Oats. T3. SB Irfe sT THE rr 2.200 THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY, Capital, Surplus and jrw Undivided Profits, 3, FELIX CAMPBELL. President. J.

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

CHARLES A. BOORY, Secretary. Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: 169.720 2.400 10.240 31.000 3.000 8.000 198 MONTAGUE ST. Capital and Surplus.

Chicago 10,621 52,255 199,324 Milwaukee 2,950 6,300 Minneapolis 28,084 31,200 132,210 St. Louis 7.833 40.000 53.000 Kansas City 11,700 57,000 Toledo 18,500 21,000 'Detroit 400 14,764 14.116 Peoria 2.400 Total 49,888 174,719 479.080 20,700 245.060 Authorized to Act as EXECUTOR, ADMINIOt TRATOR GUARDIAN, A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for MONEY. Travelers' LETTERS OF CREDIT Issued. RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. Eugene G.

Blackford. Solomon W. Johcson. Flour. Wheat.

Corn. Oats. factories of the United States are in process of formation. Articles of incorporation under the laws of New Jersey axe expected to be filed within a few days. The capital is to be $50,000,000, of which $15,000,000 has already been subscribed.

It is the purpose of the Isidore M. Bon. James Barrels. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. ACTS as TRUSTEE for Railroad aud otha Morteages and accepts the Transfer Aerencs 550 .,104 37,810 nom salad. $3 per libl; $1 per basket; dandelion greens. 20,400 64,400 14,641 S3 hhl $1 per basket. Boston New York .1 Philadelphia Baltimore 86,950 25.706 14,800 1,000 nd REGISTRAR of Stock of Corporations.

Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, aj sight, payable through New York Clearing Hous OFFTCERS: 1,600 280,590 I Northern vegetantes ttocnesier ceiory. promoters to consolidate under one manage Robert J. Kimball. James McMahon. Horace J.

Morse. John E. Searies. Alonzo Slote. Howard M.

Smith. Caslmlr Tag. George P. Tangeman. David A.

Boody, Felix Campbell. Amory S. Carhart. William M. Cole.

Wm. B. Davenport. J. G.

Dettraer. Bernard Gallagher. William B. Hill. Frederick A.

Schroeder. ment all the factories for the production of reapers, narvesters, tnrasners, traction en gines and other machines used in the agricultural industry. WILLIAM J. COOMBS President. WILLIAM H.

NICHOLS. Vice President. WILLIAM J. MATHESON. 2d Vice Presides.

FRANK L. SNIFFEN, Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. William H. Nichols.

E. T. Bedford. i per bundle: nat celery. si.tionitio per dozen 405 bunches; knob celery, 75c per dozen bunches: cauliflowers, 52a6 per bbl: Connecticut red onions.

I per bbl; Connecticut white onions, $8nl0; 600 fancy $12: Orange County red. Orange County white. $4nS: Western New York. I yellow, Connecticut yellow. Egypt 1,415 ian onions.

$1.50 per bushel basket; Long Island Frederic A. ward. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS WllHam J. Matheson. E.

Dwlght Church. William J. Coombs. potatoes. per bbl state potatoes.

tier bbl: Maine Hebron, $2.75 per bbl: Scotch. S2.sn Total 28,723 142,560 384,615 85,800 New Orleans 2,423 3.825 5,920 10,870 Newport 10,000 43,000 Galveston 13.889 1,200 700 EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour. Wheat. Corn.

Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.

Boston 14,375 3.500 2,880 New York 17,496 19.956 177,396 121.046 Philadelphia 2,073 1,600 9,117 Baltimore 18,331 52.542 77,142 Total 50,202 74.571 259,638 133,043 New Orlear.i 100 Newport 10,000 43.000 Articles of incorporation have been filed in the Camden County Clerk's office by the United States Patents Development Company. The object of the corporation Is the purchase and development of patents. The capital stock is $2,500,000 and the amount paid 800 Delaware sweel poiatofs. per From Date of Deposit to Date of Withdrawal. SPECIAL RATES ON TIME DEPOSITS.

Checks on this Company pass through New York Clearing House. Authorized by Law to Act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee. Committee, or 'In any position ot trust. Particular attention paid to the accounts of ladles and those unaccustomed to business. MONE1Y LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

Frederick W. Wurotar. Henry Batterman. J. Adolph Mollenhausw A.

J. Pouch. John C. Orr. Royal Pea body.

John H. Ireland, Charles O. Goto. Edward R. Ladaffc Daniel P.

MeOsV Lowell M. Palmer. fanford H. Steele, ohn H. Hanan.

John H. Schumann. James H. Ollphant. Edward Hinman.

Bllas Tuttle. William A. Nash, a. B. Halgh.

bbl: Vlneland sweet potatoes, S3.50a4: fancy. $4a 4.50 per bbl; marrow and Hubhardstown squash per bbl; Long Island flat Dutch cabbage, $Sal4 per 100; choice, $2a3 per dozen red cabbage, $2a3 per dozen; carrots, per bbl; parsnip. 12a2.25 per bbl. is The corporators are Maurice BaT nett, C. S.

King and S. C. Woodhull. Trenton. N.

J. The Borden Condensed Milk.