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12 THE BKOOKLY DAILY EAGKEJE. NEW YOKK, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 189 TRUST REAL ESTATE MARKET. PROFIT TAKING IH WHEAT. Flour. Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Bushcls.

1,591 201.720 109,319 8,606 53,181 179,833 28.053 Philadelphia 1.600 soo Bruens, admlnlstrtx Geo Bruens, mort J3.500 SPENCER ST, being lot 72 map land Garret Nostrand, 25x100, Ellen Long to Nellie Naughton PACIFIC ST, 173.9 Kingston av, 03.6x200. to Atlantic av. Frank Williamson to Brooklyn Training School and Home for Young Glris, mort J3.000.. Cnm. urnncev Kimnn Pratt to lpr.inlr Baltimore Total New Orleans Galveston TIEPE0PteS:" TRUST COMPANY.

34,374 2,603 Building Commissioner Guilfoyle issued the following permits for new buildings during the weelt ending May 20: Gy brick frame 82,370 nom 14,230 189.954 527,673 534.658 42.S00 1,800 4,875 9.744 1,200 3,600 ATLANTIC PORTS. Wheat. Corn. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. 900 58,023 320,600 114,214 20,030 69,708 46.406 170,571 WlllinmKOtl The News of the Day Was Decidedly Bullish, but Prices Declined. EXPORTS FROM Flour. Barrels. Boston 2.428 New York 21,194 Philadelphia Baltimore 145 too 127.270 Corresponding week in 1S9S: 1U brick rramo $74,000 CO, 130 Capital, Surplus and 7 17Q 214 Undivided Profits.

Qt" FELIX CAMPBELL. President. J. G. DETTMER.

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

BOODY, Secretary. Ass't Secretary. 84,033 1C1.D20 130 561,005 33,573 IT CLOSED AT THE LOWEST. TRUSTEES: Solomon W. Johnson.

Atlantic ports lor the 1899: Wheat. Corn. Oats. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. 510.666 1.141,316 441.387 347.181 505,302 SS.828 47,221 17.570 2S4.530 28.000 253,404 32.000 630.881 50.000 9.228 r.5,S84 17,143 iO $140,130 The large increase in estimated cost this year was occasioned by the permits for the large office building to be erected at the corner of Court and Joralomon streets. James L. Brumley. auctioneer, sold at the Real Estate Exchange, 1S! Montague street, on Monday, for Frederick Cobb, referee in actiayi of Stephen T.

Rushmore against Her ma F. Koepke, 196 Arlington avenue, two ajfa a half story frame house, lot 30x100, to Total 23.767 New Orleans 2.835 Total exports from week ending May 20, Flour. Barrels. New York 58.492 Boston 7,486 Portland, Me 7.014 Philadelphia 31.902 Baltimore 31.660 Norfolk 714 Newport 9,283 Now Orlians 3.730 Galveston C.404 Montreal. 10,191 James Jourdan.

Robert J. Kimball Janies McManun. Horace J. Morse. John E.

Searles. Alenzo Slots. Howard M. Smith. Casimir Tag.

George P. Tangeman. Eugene Blackford. Isidore M. Ron.

David A. Boody. Felix Campbell. Amory S. Carhart.

William M. Colo. Wm. B. Davenport.

3. G. Detlmer. Bernard Gallagher. William B.

Hill. Frederick A. Schroeder. There "Was a Better Tone to Corn on Export Orders Oats Kuled Easier. 45 34.4CS 100,000 3S9.V'67 674,429 Frederic A.

ware. ephen T. Itusnmore for New Buildings. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS EAST NINTH STREET, ivwt sl.le. 110 feet north or Avenue or.tr two story anil attic frame house, 17x30.

tin and roof, for one family; coat Alexander Meier, owner. medium. pea, red kidney, tl.75al.80. Wool was dull, with domestlo fleece, 18aMc; Texas, liaise. TBTJST COMPANY OF AMEBICA.

The Trust Company of America will be Incorporated at Albany to day. Directors of the company were chosen yesterday, as follows: Ex Controller Ashbel P. Fitch, Colonel William Barbour, president of the Linen Thread Company; Charles P. Cutler, president of the New York Telephone Company; John R. Hege man, president Metropolitan Life Insurance Company; Henry O.

Havemeyer, president American Sugar Refining Company; Myron T. Herrick, preeident Society of Savings Association, Cleveland, O. Henry S. Manning, president Shaw Electric Crane Company and of Manning, Maxwell Moore; Emerson McMil lin, E. C.

Converse, president National Tube Company; James M. Donald, vice president of the Hanover National Bank; Alvah Trowbridge, vice president of the National Bank of North America; Samuel A. Maxwell, vice president National Wall Paper oCmpany; J. William Clark George A. Clark Bro.

Joel Francis Freeman, former treasurer of the Standard Oil Company; William E. Spier, former treasurer of the International Paper Company; Anson R. Flower of Flower George Blumenthal of Lazard Freres, Henry S. Redmond of Redmond, Kerr C. I.

Hudson of C. I S. C. T. Dodd, Willard Brown, Philip Lehman of Lehman Bros, and Edward F.

Cragin, Nicaragua Canal Concessionaire. The Trust cCmpany of America will have In capital stock and a paid up surplus of $2,500,000. The capital was oversubscribed more than three times. ItB organizers aimed at avoiding centralization of financial control and in alloting subscriptions accepted enough to float the scheme from exactly fifty cities in the United States Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, St.

Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Paul, Denver, Portland, Salt Lake ICty, Cleveland and Detroit. To no one was more than $25,000 In stock or surplus alloted. The plan of the company has not been fully outlined, but It is generally believed that It will be a truet company of trust companies, and, as such, a clearing house for them. Its offices are to be In the Singer Building, 149 Broadway.

Officers may be elected to day. Among them will be AEhbel P. Fitch, president, and Will lam Barbour one of the vice presidents. EUROPEAN ST0CKMARKETS. Pensacola, 1.43U Total for 171.362 1,403,963 3.330,430 1,184.342 Previous week 288,257 1.151,604 2,710,227 756,304 Increase 312,359 620,203 42S.038 Decrease llC.tOS The available supplies of the principal grains according to Bradstreet's telegraphic reports were on May 20, 1899: UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

BAST OP 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. TruBtee. Committee, or In anT position of trust. Particular attention paid to the accounts ox ladles and those tinacountomed to business. MONEY LOANED ON 510ND AND MORTGAGE.

Mechanics' Liens. MAY 22. Lorimer st, No Louis agst Jacob Moiinsky. Corn, Wheat. Stuyvesanl av.

No 177 George Dettri yuinoy ft. Oats, Buahel. 12.S08.OOO 12,778,000 30,000 Bushels. 22,243.000 25,195,000 952,000 TJushela. 42.310.000 43,525,000 1,215,000 Last week Previous week Increase Decrease nom S0O 3,500 nom nom 5,430 16.000 C300 1,000 7,700 150 nom 1,730 nom 2.000 10,750 50,000 nom 1.155 1,323 Dertf Wythe av.

Nop 2ii0 and 21' ft a North Kir.st st. XI. HTiry Newman agrtt Thos Kfley and Cicslave HesHe. Brooklyn av, 00 ft st. MxlOO.

Charles jr. airs: Cornelia and Frank i Judgments. A comparison with similar figures on the nearest corresponding dates in the two pre 173.00 ceding years is as follows: Wheat. Corn. Bushels.

BushelA. 1S9S 28.929,000 26.145.000 Oata. Btj hels. 20.443,000 12,036,000 MAY 22. Supreme Council of Royal Arcanum.

1S97 40.187,000 15,503,000 AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN SUPPLIES. Amer. and Long Island Loan and Trust Company, 203 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL $500,000. SURPLUS $500,000.

Thla srurplus lias accumulated from the successful administration of the business of the com pany since its organization in 1884. and haa not in any way been created by corvtrribu tions from tockholders. INTEREST ALLOWE ON DAILY BALA NCE6. Checks drawn on thla company are payable through the Now York Clearinc House. Certificates of deposit will be issued, payable on demand and bearlnc interest until paid.

This company Is authorized by charter to act am TTustce. Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Committee of Estates or Receiver. It is also a legal depoottoTv for all Tru3t Funds and for money paid Into" Court. It acts as Registrar or Transfer Aent of stocks and bond and as Trust ees for railroad and other mortgages. It guoxantoeai letters of credit issued to travelers and will do any anj all other business usually done by Tmi Companies of responsibility and TRUSTEES: DECATUR ST, 100 ft a Bush wlck av, 50x100, William and Joseph Schwall to Charles Welch er, morts 52,000 JOHNSON AV, e.

175 ft Humboldt at. 23x100, Peter and Valentine Faber to Anna Steuerwald, mort $3,500 BENSON AV. south cor Sixteenth av, SOxlOO, Mary A Young et al, exrs and Archibald Young to Chas A Garland SUMPTER ST, s. 143 ft Stone av, 17.3x61.llx24.3x7S, Louis Albert to Herman Schiller WrLLOW PLACE, 231.10 Joralemon st. 20x100, William Weeber, Individ and trustee, to Chas Weeber POWELL ST, s.

'173 ft Liberty av, 23x100, Curtis Raymond to Helen Raymond, mort $1,800 FOKT GREENE PLACE, s. 344.10 Fulton st. 20x100, Corlnne Moore to Bartlev Flanagan, mort S2.000 PRESIDENT ST. s. 430.S Eighth av.

25.10x100. foreclosure, Frank Creamer to Metropolitan Life Ins Co DRIGGS AV. cor North Eighth st. Frank Clark to Vincenza Itusso. mort $2.000 AVENUE cor East Ninety second st.

Edward Koch to Fanny A Mathews JEFFERSON AV. s. 413 ft Tompkins av. 20x100, Annie Jarrett to Fredk Mllholland, mort S5.000 EAST SEVENTH ST. s.

520 Avenue it. 20x120.0. Annie Ltralsted, widow and legatee John Rraisted, to John all liens ELEVENTH AV. cor Elghty ilrst st, 100x120. Clarence A Barrow to Granville Hannan.

mort tl.OOO SKILLMAN ST. 02.5 ft Park av. 27.xilOO, Antonio Morincello to Pletro Mellillo. pt. mort $.1.000 FOURTH AV.

49. Prospect av. 13.4x7C.7xi3.5xT5.2. Agnes Eden to Hnttle A Johnson. Y.

all Mens STARR ST. s. 130 ft Central av, 20x WO, Carl Arcoe, exr Eliza Wels gerber to George Schlagenhauf, mort SI. 1 500 EMEKSON PLACE, 100 ft 8 De Kalb av, 25x100, Malcom, Wm and James Panton and Margaret Van Ness, wife Lester to Wilbur Paddock, mort JAY ST, s. 112 ft Frost st, 75x135, National Lead Co to Leavy Brltton Itr wlng Co MAiMSOX ST.

s. 103 ft Patchen av, lSxlOO. Patrick McGovern to Chas (Vngdon. tnort $1,500 EAST THIRTY SEVENTH ST. 340 ft Avenue runs lOOx 110.

7x 1.2x 31. IX 9l.J to East Thirty seventh st 140. Theodore Bergen and ano, exrs and trustees will Jeremiah Bergen to Chas Congdon FLATUi'SH AV. e. 202.11 Avenue K.

4.7::10.Cx71.4: P'latbush av, :v.l.r, Avenue K. SS. 5x84.4x39x77. 10. Th odore llergen and ano.

exrs and ti jstees will Jeremiah Bergen to Peter EAST SEVEXTH ST. s. 100 ft Avenue I. 40x120.0. Chas Manger.

Y. to Julius II Schmidt CHl'RC'H AV. cor Nostrand av. runs to land formerly Helen Marterse 'and late An r. av to beginning.

Geo and Geo 'raigen to the Cralsen Construction Co, mort S24, EAST THirtTY SECOND ST. s. 220 ft Aenue F. 6oxliJ. Frederick Facompre, to Geo Gregory AV.

s. 20 ft Hall St. 20x80. Ellen Ward to Lewis Sylvester, Y. mort 5,000 GREEN WOOL AV.

s. 100 ft Sherman st. 50x1'" hs.ls, Samuel Irvine to Henry mr.r S2.300 I'ENNSYLVANIA AV. s. 20 ft Pitkin av.

ixlt. Freile. ick Hornby to James I.fhrnnun and Lizzie, his wife, i' nr.nts bv the ntlretv Si'MITEi! ST. s. Howard av.

lfi.yxli, Frederlcka Gersen to Morgan Lawless, mort FIRST ST. s. 200 ft r. Fourteenth av, Wm Reynolds to Leocodia, wife, and Wm Squires KINGSTON AV. s.

57.1 Prospect Place. 19.3x75, Michael McLaughlin to Mario A Gunther, mort $4,500 Europe and European afloat. stocks. Bushels Bushels. 70.100,000 112.410,000 70.200.000 113.725.000 100,000 1,315,000 United States and Canada.

Bushels. Last weelt 42.310,000 Previous week 43.525,000 Decrease 1.215.000 "Pacific coajtt not reported. The world's wheat exports from the principal countries: S3.f,S4.7S 77.03 s2. ifi 1.073. 03 S07.41 270.

U0 105.17 01.07 200.62 il 111.44 7 j.M 273.42 7,312.23 33.0U 1,107.40 74.43 244.03 22.2fl 1.0:4.21 1G1.02 rianu Murphy. Mary exrix Fretllc Murphy, exr Jleyer, Charles Eliza Meyer Carlin. Lawrence I Johnston et al Cone, "William A Cropsey StasK, Wm and Morgan Jenkins Sledentoph, Herman A Bohlen OMeNo. Mathlas It A liendlci John II Wyckoff Grube. "Andrew" S.

and rieott Abrain: Manhattan Linek and Terra Co Erzin.xer, Frank Congress hrewlnjr Co WvllVteln. Gu: I. Handy I.emmo. Carir.hi' It Sarjcru; Brooklyn Heights Co Host Aaron son Elec I. Tir mpson.

Lucia. P.osetto and Hyatt. Milton A I. .1 Wiru: Co Mclver. Georste Cuth Haiti Mitchell, Alexander Ranch.

Leopold Morrlsptv, Yru Manhattan Mat Co op anl L. Bush. Edward A Honrs David G. Legget, Seymour L. Husted, Jr James croniwen.

Frank L. Babbott. Watson B. Dlckerman, William M. Injfraham.

emard Peters. Edward D. White. Dvvld Bamett. Ed ward Merrill, Frank Lyman, Theodore F.

Jackson, George Edward Id, John F. Halsted, William C. Redtield. Seth L. Kw, vtnWARD M.ERRITT.

President. Bennett DAVID G. LEGG ET. Vice President. FREDERICK ALDR1DGE.

Secretary. WILLARD P. SCHENCK. Assistant Buchar. Fredr rlck and llirl Felt Co Nehe.

Henry A. Kali nnd Last Previous Last week. week. year. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushels. United States 2.212.206 3.2S4.1S2 4.054.823 Argentine 1. 072,000 2.V6O.1VM 1. 152.000 Russia 1,280,000 1.392.000 4.SO2.O00 India 730.

000 456.000 2.130,000 Danublan 261,000 184.000 560.000 Australia 80.000 352,000 Total C.244,206 The exports of corn from the principal countries: Last. Previous Last week. week. year. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushels. United States 2.75J. 111 2.768. G9I 5,330.379 Argentine 232.00O 56.000 584.000 Russia 136,000 208.000 l.SS2,iiili1 Danuhlan 1.264.

00 3 1.048.000 LOSS. 000 Total 4,385.414 4.80.694 9,114.379 COMPARATIVE SUMMARY. TOTAL EXPORTS. Wheat. Corn.

Flour. btiEhela. bushels. barrels. September 1.

189S. to to May 20. 1899 101.573,004 124,859.948 15.197,049 Corresponding time las: year 93.898.150 147.SS2.318 10.871.315 Increase 7.C74.9H 2.320.334 Decr: ase 23.022.370 jry Ait K.i.22 7S15.40 ion Capitnl and Surplus over l.OUO.UOO. London American railway shares opened dull on lower overnight prices from New York, but after partially recovered. The market, however, was unsettled and Inclined to wait for further advices from New York.

The closing tone was quiet but steady with little doing. Money was lal per Rate of discount in the open market for short and three months' bills was 2 per cent. Berlin Spanish fours were weak on tho Boerse to day owing to trie decision of the Spanish cabinet not to pay the public debt coupon due July 5 until the approval of the Chamber of Deputies has secured. Americans and Canadian Pacific were dull on London advices. Iron shares advanced sharply, owing to speculative purchases.

Bank shares were dull. Exchange on London was 20 marks 45 pfennigs for checks. Paris Three per cent, rentes were 102 francs 27V4 centimes for the account. Exchange on London was 25 francs 20 centimes for checks. Fr7ankfort Business was irregular on the No.

191 Montague Street. The wheat market opened nervous and strong, particularly in the local market, which rose c. to 80 for July, while the Chicago market was up hie. to "5. Prices fell back to a fraction below tfoe final of last night, and trade was very dull all the morning.

The market was disappointed that the crop and weather news was not of a more serious character, although there is plenty of talk of an unfavorable nature, and any number of pessimistic claims as to the re3ult. The so called crop experts differ widely In their views. Thoman still insists on a reasonably fair result and Show talks of 50,000,000 bushels less than Thoman, and Prime claims that the crop has been severely Infected with Hessian fly and the outlook Is very bad. He also estimate that 10 to 20 per cent of the spring wheat acreage Is yet to be seeded and that there will be a decrease of 10 to 15 per cent, in the acreage tor the season. Such pessimistic statements do not coincide In spring wheat, with any other statements.

The world's exports were about as indicated yesterday and tfie total is 6,244,000 bushels against 8,628,000 bushels the previous week and 12,204,000 bushels last year. The Liverpool markets were closed, but London was firmer, and Beerbohm cabled reports of drought in Roumania, of unfavorable reports from South Russia and made the European visible 62,000,000 bushels. Wheat was weaker after midday and more active. There appeared to be a good deal of long wheat for eale by traders, although there were numerous damage reports, Michigan coming to the front with private reports of 75 per cent, damage in some sections and prices went down instead of up. There was not a great deal of outside trade and the export demand was light.

It was stated that two steamers were relet to day at $2,000 loss, which had been taken for this month's loading, but the wheat was held back by the Buffalo strike. Trade in wheat was irregular late closing at the lowest. Exporters had few orders and only five loads were reported here and 100,000 bushels frooi the West. There was a weak market in corn, prices declining Ji to during the cnorr.ing in face of the i eports tiiat the Buffalo strike had beeti declared off. and all the men will return to work to morrow.

A very heavy movement of grain from Buffalo of all kinds is expected during the next ten das. The world's exports for the week were 4,385.000 bushels, against bushels the previous week and 000 bushels last year. The crop reporLs are generally favorable, although Prime claims that 2fJ to 80 per cent, of the area is yet to be planted, but this does not agree with other estimates. Corn was heavy in the afternoon. There was good export inquiry for export, but the long delayed movement of corn from the West.

The grain has been held in store and ou board vessels so long that hot corn is a factor in the trade and many are selling corn on that, believing that if hot weather comes back soon a great deal of corn will get out of condition. Corn was steady late on good export sales, shippers taking ab jut fifty loads mainly at New York. The trade in oats was quiet, with prices showing weakness oa the very favorable crop reports from all over the country. The market opened about steady, but sold off Vi to with very little resistance. Oats closed quiet and about steady.

The provision market was firm, but not active. Live hogs were 5 to 10c higher on light receipts, but this did not influence the market materially. Provisions were dull late, closing steady. CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. ducks, 22a23c; capons, 20a22c; turk eys.

13ai5c: seconds, liy.al2y.c; old toma, 10c; chickens, frozen. loalCc: Philadelphia, 18a20c; broiling chickens. 20a22c; fowls, :2y.al3c; roosters, ShitxQc; guinea fowls, 65C per pair; squabs, white, per dozen; dark squabs, per dozen: wild ducks, per pair, canvns back, red nead, 51.51; ma. lard, 51: common varieties, 50a75c. Live poultry, per pound Turkeys.

Ilal3c; fowls, roosters, SVic: broiling chicken. per pair; ducks. Slal.25 per pair: live pigeons, 40au0c per pair; peacocks, $3a8 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.

California navels. $3a5 per box; seedlings, S2.50a3.2i. per box; lemons, Messina and Palermo. per box: California lemons. $3n4; bananas, per bunch, figs per pound, 12al5c, in 1 pound packages: boxed.

figs. In 3 pound baskets, 50c: new dates, Persian, 1 pound packages, 6a6Vic; Fard dateB. OaOc: pineapples, Florida, per crate of four dozen. 53.S0.i4: Havana pineapples. $la2 per dozen; new crop ginger root.

25c per pound; pecan. Sal2c; almonds, 14albc. shelled Jordan, 25c; new French paper sheljs. in bags, 21c; Sicily filberts, 10c; Naples, 12c; Turkish, 9c; Brazil, SalOc; walnuts. 10al2c: mixed, all new.

23a50 pound boxes. 10c: peanuts, tancj hand picked, 7H: roasted. $1.60 per busnei. Italian chestnuts, Sc per pound; SpanUh onions. per case.

ih Domestic fruits Strawberries, quart, Jjo. Carolina. 4a7c; Norfolk strawberries. 4ti.c: illP." land, Delaware strawberries, Oafc; apples, russ per bbl; Baldwins, $4a6 per bbl maple syrup. S5c per gallon; comb honey, per Puno.

buckwheat gathering, 10al2c; white clover maKc. 12al3c: pure apple Juice cider. 15c per salion. parching corn, 4a5c per pound; maple sugar, loa ic per pound; strained honey, in 10 lb cans. $1'2; Early vegetables Jersey asparagus, $to4 per doien bunches; Long Island, S2.50a3: greenhouse cauliflowers, 53.73a4.50 per cayc; Long Island greenhouse cauliflowers.

per dozen; cabbage. per ease; Florida celery, prime. pe. dozen stalks; Bermuda potatoes, per doi. Florida enrlv potatoes, firsts, seconds.

$4n4 Charleston potatoes. per bbl North Carolina peas, per one third bbl basket; wax beans, per one third bbl basket; green beans, egg plants, 51.50a2 per dozen; greenhouse cucumbers, per dozen; Florida cuoumbers, per one third bbl basket or crate; Florida summer squash. $1 crate; Romaine lettuce, per dozen; Long Island lettuce, per bbl: shives. 40a50c per box; Long Island radlshos. 35a50c per 100 bunches; Florida tomatoes, case; Florida green peppers, $5a6 crate; shallots, 25c per doz bunch.es!; scalllons, $1 per 100 bunches; new bunch onions, 15a20c per doz.

bunches; Bermuda parsley, 50a75c dozen bunches: spearmint. $1 per dozen bunches; Bermuda carrots, 60c per dozen bunches; Long Island cold frame carrots. 50c per dozen bunches: Bermuda onions. per crate; Florida beefs, $1.25 per one third barrel basket: Norfolk beets, 60a80c per dozen bunches; Long Island beets. 75c per dozen bunches: Long Island cold frame beets, 6075c per dozen bunches: new turnips, nOc per dozen bunches: bunch parsnips.

per 100 bunches: water cresB, 30a40c per dozen bunches: okra, 2oa40c per two quart basket: oyster plant. $4a6 per 100 bunches: mushrooms, 75c per pound: outdoor rhubarb, per 100 bunches: soup greenB. per 100 bunches: korl rabl, 3ua40e per bbl; Long Island spinach. 25a50c per bbl: sprouts. 50a00c per bbl: fettikraut or field ealad, $3 per bbl; $1 per basket; dandelion greens.

tOc per bbl; $1 per basket: beet tops, per bbl. Northern vegetables Knob celery, 75c per dozen bunches: Egyptian onions, $1.50 per bushel basket: Long Island potatoes. $2.50 per bbl; state potatoes, $2 per bbl: Maine Hebron, per bhl; Scotch. 52.25 per bag: Vlneland sweet potatoes. marrow and Hnbbnrdstown squash, per bbl: carrots.

per bbl: parsnips, $2 per bbl. EXPORTS OF MEHCHANDISE. Exports of general merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending to day were valued at $8,322,232, against in the preceding week and $12,149,857 in the corresponding period last year. Since January 1, $184,199,595, against $192,288,168 in the corresponding period last year. NOTES OF THE MARKETS.

A meeting of blast owners will be'helfi at Cleveland to day, and it is said that the association will probably advance the price of Bessemer pig to $17, valley price, which would make the Pittsburg price $17.65. Bessemer pig iron will be scarce the remainder of the year. The output, which is limited, has been "pretty well bought up by the large concerns. The small amount that remains will be held at a premium, and the price will probably be still further advanced within a few weeks. The wants of consumers for the last half of the year have been estimated, and it has been figured out that the producers of both valleys cannct supply the demsnd.

The shortage, it is estimated, will amount to between 100,000 and 150,000 tons. The textile markets are unchanged in point of continued strength of tone and volume of dealings, scarcity of supplies in certain lines stiil restricts operations. Full prices are secured all around. The foundation of a good autumn trade has already bean laid. Out.

of town advices are of a somewhat lighter distribution. Higher figures are expecled for prints. The domestic white goods market Is in good condition. Business In leather at the moment i mainly confined to the movement of leather on old co: tracts, but the tone Is firm and full prices are required and are secured. Belting butts especially are well held.

Hides are dull, but display continued firmness, although the demand is apparently a shade less urgent than of late. The Black Diamond, of the best authorities on the anthracite and bituminous coal industries, says: "There is very little change In the conditions having an influeaco oa the anthracite coal trade in the West, except that lake shipments arc being interfered with at Buffalo, on aceount of strike trouble, and, consequently, receipts at ports on the lower lakes have been greatly reduced during the past ten days. Prospects are not favorable for an early settlement of the strike of the grain shovelers at Buffalo and other Lake Erie ports, where there is something of a blockade of coal and some railroads have ceased forwarding coal until the situation is There is more inquiry for anthracite but so far the actual orders placed for coal are few and the tonnage Insignificant, which is, perhaps, just as well, on account of the light receipts from the East. The market continues firm at May circular of $4.75 broken and $5 for smaller sizes. The me aace of a strike in the anthracite regions, which is being circulated by certain papers, is not seriously regarded by the producing interests.

In the meantime the market manifests a strong tone and apparently full confidence is everywhere prevalent." European sugar cables were unchanged. May beets were 13s 3d; June beets were lis 3d. Domestic markets were unchanged. At Colorado Springs mining stocks closed yesterday as follows: Anaconda. 53; Anehoria, 95; Argenturu.

30Vt Battle, 33; Columbine, Consolidated, Damon, 3S: Elkton, SSCv; El Paso. 26: Findlay. 14; Garfield. 13; Gibson, 27; Golden Fleece, 35; Golden King. Gold Coin, 195: Gould, 25; Isabella, 84; Independence, GO; Jackpot, 42; Matoa.

35: Moon Anchor. 100: Pinnacle. HVx Pharmasist, Portland, 198; Rawlings, 45; Rcsa, 24: Union, 22; Vindicator. 93; Work, 20. SILAS B.

DTJTCHER, Pretfrttnl. WILLIAM II. LYON. Vice President. ALi'liED J.

POUCH. 2nd Vice PviA JOSEPH U. WHITE, Secretary. Trustees. The exports of pork, bacon, hams and lard from the principal Atlantic seaboard ports for the week ending May 20, and the countries to which shipments were made were as follows: Pork, barrels.

3.767 1.C S4 Bacon and ham, pounds. 6,496,425 4.016. 000 730,225 l.mifiOl 619.200 1.439.053 74.625 WILLIAM BERB.I. CHARLES COOPER. H.

K. HUTCHINSON. ALFitKiJ J. POUCH. WM.

V. It. SMITH. 1 LI, A RD F. SMITH.

KUGKNE F. CONNOa. JO. sKI 11. WHITE.

JOHN R. HKGKMA N. LL'UIt: K. BICJLOW. T.

L. WOODRUFF. WILLIAM H. LYON. CHARLES W.

BETTS. HENRY N. WHITNEY. CALVI.N PATTERSON. JOHN DI TMAS.

Jk. WILLIAM HESTER. JOHN C. WILLIAM C.WALLACE LEON A ltl MOODY. B1LAS B.

DUTCHEU, WILLIAM 11. DA VOL. QUEENSB0R0UGH. New York Bo.ston Portland. Montreal Philadelphia Itaitlmore New Orleans Pensacola Norf ol Va Boerse to day.

Spanish fours relapsed and 1 Americans wore fairly steady, with the excep lion of Northern Pacifies, which reacted. La (J. pounds. 32.000 89.215 1,560.513 104. S9D 69.650 423.3:2 12.1W.310 13.456.570 9.314.458 24.052.920 4.9 :6.334 6.

163. 076 402. S40 595.410 10.500 62. 100 3.C01 1.000 G.OOo 3. 2.300 1,000 300 1.4O0 W0 1,000 3J0 1,000 224 2,300 15,000 2,000 962 2,130 5,000 22,500 4,000 3,700 2.250 1.700 LONBON QUOTATIONS.

$159.70 592. 13 160. 10 S3. 10 74.19 1S1.41 ljiberal Interest on Daily Hnluuceti Acts an TriiHtei; and Tra.ifer A 2tnt for Cor porntloiiH, Auiborixcil to Act Gn3.rtllas Kxecnior nnd AciiniiiiHtrator. It a ljciral If cpoittiry for Trnut J'nndK.

Exclusive Baitliincr KuoilitiOK for and BiininoHK Accounts Solicited. day n. y. equlv. Friday Clos N.

T. lng. equlv. 1 10 3 1 Total week 5,092 Previous week 5,232 Two weeks ago 4.479 Corresp'd'g week. 189S 5.051) To United 1.355 To continent S81 To and C.

America 19 To West Indies 2,550 To B. N. A. Col 95 To other countries 20 14.54',, 17.040.214 17.S4S.651 24.S71.E00 11.341.987 2 955 297 625 104.425 Consols, Consols, account. its nu 5 ie 04 hi NGS COUNTY Total 5.092 14.543,134 12.1J0.310 Comparative summary of aggregate exports from.

November 1, 1S9S. to May 20, 1899: Uacon RUST COMPANY. To Closing. llbM 110 5 IV I'd 63 ICO 2'J )'. 7S14 13 aa lib U754 1 iH l.Vi Ott 7SK 094 54 CftJti lt'X S7 man Griffin.

Frank Lamr Kelis. William an 1 Charles li Itcsa Kclls Mortgages. 22. Durland. Susio IC.

and K. to I Storor. East Thirteenth it. nr Avenue I Deperino. A.

and A arid LJamato. to WllllamshurKli Savlnps Bank. Lorimer st. cor Sklllman av Same to Adelprunde Plel, same Schiller, H. to I Frank.

Sunnier st. Aichmann, to Ltennett. Palmetto St. Garlaird. to exrs A Younir, Benson av.

"Wakeman, to ri Yom Lehn. East Thirty fifth st Russo, Vincenza, to Clark, DriE'ts av, cor North Eighth st Hatterer. to Bedford Co op 13 ar.d I. Assn. Elton st, near Atlantic av Simpson.

Ellen, to Laidlaw, Twenty third av. cor Benson av McLean. Isabella and to A Newton. East Thirty fifth at. nr Avenue H.

Mellillo. P. to Nicholes. Sklllman st. nr Tlllary Same to Mellillo.

same prop Van Bergen. Edith F. to Long Island Title Guar Co, Herkimer st, nr Nos trand av McGovern, to exrs of Bergen, East Tbirty aeventh st Harper. Annie, and A. to II Titus, admin, Clifton place, nr Nostrand Leary Brltton Bwe Co to Nat Lead Co, Jay st, Koffer, C.

to Bond and Mort Guar Co. Essex st, nr Arlington av Bchmidt. to White, East Eleventh St. Saxno to Title and Co, same Doherty, I and to same. Bay Rldee parkway.

Eleventh av and Seven ty slSth to Seventy eighth Bts Bowen, to same. Lincoln av. nr Glenmore. 10 morts Rlchter. D.

to 31 Pratt et al. East Twenty ninth, st, nr Avenue Squires, H. to same. Fifty first st, nr Fourteenth av Lehmann. F.

to Title and Co, Pennsylvania av, Same to Hornby, ame Fryer, t9 A Newton, Fifty first st, nr Third ay. Sylvester, JL, to Ellen Word, Myrtle av, near Hall Lawless, to and Co, Sumpter st. nr Howard av Same to Lena Relzensteln, same prop McQuillan. May to "Williams. Fifty eighth stt nr ElKhth av Docks.

M. to Proctor, Flushing av, nr Tompkins av Tobln, to il Blnns, Greene av, nr Lowls av Same, to Horfwlg, game prop. C. lIcN'amee, Hester to A Archer, Bainbrldg st. nr av Muesslnu, to Ml Keiper, Van Sie len.

av, Same to A lacrolx. tKtxne prop Cornell, to Walsh, exor, Java at, nr Oakland st Bo'er, Agneat to A Newton, Fifty ninth at, nr Bay Parkway Bishop, H. to Title and Co, Covert et, nr Hamburg av Caroy. P. to Bids Loan Banking Co, Nos 701 and 703 Bergen st Eelnmullsr, W.

to Johanna Koch, Sunnyaide av, nr Berbey st Davison. Henrietta and Antoinette, to exrs Davison. East Ninety tirst et, BoJjme, to same. Remsen av. nr Ave jsue and Avenue M.

corner East yiuety nrst ct, CSuiln, Susan, to Carlin, Third place, nr Court st ((teves, to Jacobson, Elghty flrst st, Wliyamson, to Eliz Ternan, Pacific Mt i a Assignments. MA 22. Hamilton. C. to Morrisson Carlin Co, to YV WIckes Egan, to Ellen Dalton Steingotter, P.

to Mary Lanz Barnaby. Annie, to Hamilton Truat Donnelly. H. to Ht llman "rk, and ham. poundis.

pounds No.l.'9S,to M'y 35.370.000 322.6S5,r90 No.l. '97, to M'y 32.090.800 567,668.393 Increase 3,476,200 Decrease 44,932,403 Lard, pounds 9 421, 611,001 4,7741402 18J4 08 OLSj U7rS UJ4 233 77H 13 35 11454 Vii 13SW 77 08 M5H iau 20 66 33 laM 12 6 7fi ais Atcuisou Atchison pfd Anaconda Central Pac Canadian I'aclbc. Cbes. Ohio Denv. Rio Erie Erie 1st pfd Illinois Central.

Louis. 4: Jiasb K. T. N. V.

Central Northern Pac Nor. Pac. Norl. w. pfd.

Ont. l'onnuylTanla Reading Rending tid pfd. St. Paul Southern Ry southern Ry Union Pacific Union Pacific pfd Wabash pfd 57) 6 lajs 1CU54 H7 24 79M ISM 36 117M 07 2t 130M filJi 7n. ami sow now ion mh 17W 127 12iKi vm 4iH 78 2 U7K iili 7US4 1V8J 34 113 la I1H 70fc H7H 24J4 9H ium 50M 4a 75H 1.000 1,000 342, 344, 346 Fulton St.

CAPITAL $509,000 SURPLUS $850,080 i JULIAN D. FAIRCHfLD, President. WILLIAM HAP.KtJESS, rw.v.,,. i D. W.

MciVILLMMS. Vice Presidtmt9. HEIMO.t! MORRIS. Secretary. i THOMAS BLAKE, Asst Secretary.

TRUSTEES: 300 THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, 111.. May 23 Estimated receipts hogs to day, to morrow, left over. market fully 5c. higher.

Mixed and butchers good heavv, $3. 85a 4.05; rough heavy, light! $3. 70a 3.97. Cattle receipts market strong. Beeves cows and heifers, $2a5; Texas steers, stockers and feeders 5.15.

COO 1,150 $750 300 COO 2.300 500 4,000 1,000 2.700 600 10,000 S.050 1.600 1,000 1.000 900 4'dW 77S an 4.503 1.300 DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. Whitman W. Konyoa Joseph D. W. McWUIiamm.

James McGovern, Cord Meyer, Mcsiss May, Dick S. Ramay, H. B. Bcharroann, Wm. V.

R. Smith. W. M. Van Andes, Williams.

John Artouckle. A. Abraham, Geo. V. ilroweT, Roewell Eldridtre, Julian D.

Falrcclld. John Good, Nelson .1. Gites, Joseph P. Grace, Will, am Iit.ri.'.es. Jos.

C. Headrix. Otto Huber. Books close. Date.

Books open. Name. May 13 Juno 2 June 3 July 3 F. White. Thom.i3 IK UK 2 lfci 1.500 500 4,500 730 30.000 2.4SO 500 450 1.30!) 2.000 100 9,000 May 25 June 1(1 May 31 JuneSO ay 12 i June "a Mav 20 i June 1 May 5 May 22 1 May 5 I aiay 22 May 4 May 5:4 May 10 June 2 Way 25 June 10 Mny 5 June 0 i Y'oster Last To day.

day. Tuesday WHEAT Weak Firm Dull No.2 Red, f.o.b.,alloat 00 J. No.l CORN Active Firm Dull I No. 2 Corn, elev 3yfc 40 OATS Easy Steady Dull No. II Oats, elev Z'J.

KYK Dull 1 till Dull i No. i. 65' uori FLOUR Dull Steadier Dull Minneapolis i.uo 4.1.U I uitei 3.00 3 00 LARD Quiet Steady Steady 1 Prime 'vVentism o.36 o.3;i PORK Quiet Steady Steady I I Old Mesa h.oO OCEAN Dull Dull haav Liverpool uu. id Z'd oorlt.ior i.i uer ltj.1 as LHd 1H June 1 July 1 Juno 15 July 1 June 1 June 1 May 31 May 20 May 29 Julv 1 May t'3 June 1 June 15 Juno 15 Juno 7 June 1 Juno 5 June 1 1 June 1 June 24 Juno 1 Ji no 1 llav 25 May 25 May 27 May 31 May Juno Apl. 21) June THE COITEE MAKKET.

The dealings in coffee were small, with prices fractionally weaker again on the advices from abroad regarding the market, indicating a little loss in price both at Hamburg and Havre, after the holidays. Havre was down point and Hamburg The local market was unchanged on May, but 5 points lower on other months. Brazilian markets were quiet and weak. The receipts at primary points were 19,000 bags and stocks increased 17,000 bags. Local wareshouse deliveries were disappointing, amounting to only 7.694 bags.

Coffee cables were: Santos Coffee market quiet. Good average Santos, 7 000. Receipts, 9,000 bags (two days). Stock, 313, COO bag: Hamburg Coffee market opened unchanged. At P.

partly Ji pfg. decline. Sales. 14.000 bags. Havre Coffee market opened quiet at t4 fc.

decline. At 12 prices declined partly fc. At P. tiuiet, unchanged. Rio Coffee market weak.

No. 7 Rio, 7 i 6 0. Exchange, 7 23 32d. Receipts. 10.0U0 bags (two days).

Cleared for the United States. 2, bags. f.l,;;.red for Europe. 1.000 bags. Stock, 236, OOu hags.

Total warehouse deliveries from United States, 7.094 bags, including G.890 from New York. New Yn. stock to day. 77S.23 1 bags. United Stater, i.1.980 Alioat for the United States, 309.

000 hags. Total visible for the United States. 1, 202.9. 0 bags, against 1,019,864 bugs last year and 749.100 in 1S97. COFFEE FUTURES.

May 10 Judgments. MAY" 21. Hall. Joseph Town of Hempstead Haffner. Katherine Adam Haffner, exr of Smith, Edward Oustave Stelner Fltzpatrick.

John Same Bender, John Gottlieb Schwelcker, exr of Pierce, James and George Cecil Rav.linRS Mortgages. MAY 22. Ruske, Joseph, Tlllle Relnhardt, to George and Katharlna Umstaedter, Temple st. s. 100 ft Hopkins av.

153.8x23. Fourth Ward. I City Rohlf, Louise A. to same. Steinway av, s.

lOO.lVi Grand av, 25XD3.H4. Fourth Ward. I City Walltropp, Charles, to Jacob and Elizabeth Motz, Flammers av. s. 50 ft Fourteenth st, 50x100, Flushing Kellermann.

Johannes F. to Stephen Hll derhof. Eleventh st, cor Fourth av, 30x78. College Point Schwarz. Louis, to Henry A Monfort.

Springfield road, 110 ft from land of Wm Mills, 60x230, Lower Shields. Edward P. Robert Harrison, trustee of Isabella Conroy. Central av, cor Beech st. 88x100.

Richmond Aseh. Jenny, and Jacob to Bernhard Ludwjg. Remington av. cur Montrose place, 70x100, Arveme by the Sea Abrams. Mary to Julia Napier.

Broadway, 100 ft Hopklnton av, 23 xlOO. Wocdhaven Center Same to Mutual Benefit Loan and Building Co. same property Strobol. Bertha, and Frederick, to Patrick II Flynn, parcel at Jamaica and Spring Creek, adj land Johannes Elderl, contains 13 acres Tobln, Michael to Rudolph Hert wig, lots 123. 124.

125, map land of Ann Norton, Ocean Crest, Far Rockaway Rack. George, to Clinton Nichols, lot 37. block 193. map of Murray Hill. Flushing Evans.

Robert, to Daniel Hall, Jr, Rldgewood av, 274.4 Cooper av, 35x100, Glendale Same to Frederick Wagner, Rldgewood av. 379.4 Cooper av, 35x100. Glen Mulle'r. Theresa and Bernhard, to Robert Evans. Rldgewood av, 175 ft Central av.

33x100. Glendale Worms. Moses, to Whttestone. Co operative Savings and Loan Association. Eighth av.

s. at cor lot 187 on map of 200 lots at Whltestone Landing. 50x 100. Whltestone Assignments. MAY" 22.

Irwin, Joseph, trustee, to Hanford A Brush Same to Bank of Northport Jones, David, to Arthur Van Lent. Sarah A. admx of, to Mary and Arthur Van Dewater Conveyances. MAY 22. Jacobson.

Mary, to Carl Jaoobson. lots 22 to 25. blk SS, map of Spooner and Toej, Flushing Lyon, Bessie ('. to Frank Krombholz, "lots 25 and 28. blk S4, map of heirs Sarah Clark.

Fourth Ward. I City Fuchs. 'Gertrude, to Albert E. and Louisa Miller. Thirteenth st.

cor Schleicher Court. 25x116.7x25x116.3. Schleicher Court, cor Thirteenth st. 116.11x23x115. 7x College Point Fink.

Julia A. to Johannes Kellermann, Eleventh st. cor Fourth av. 50x78, College Point Ludwtg. Bernhard J.

to Jenny Asch. Montrose place, oor Remington av. 7i)x loa, Arverne by the Sea. mort Monfort. Henry to Louis Schwarz, Springfield rond.

s. 110 from land Wm Mills. 60x230, Lower Springfield Man. Mary E. and William, to Edward Shields, lleecb st.

cor Central av. SSxlOu, Richmond Hill Richard .1. to Grayson, Lawrence st, 230 ft Potter av, 25x 100. Fifth Ward. I City Murray.

John R. to Hat tie IC Murray, Florence av. 100 ft Rockaway boulevard, leOxlOOxlOOxlOS. Editomere Wendelsteln. Carl, to August and Carrie Lerch Smith st.

119.0 Cypress av. 25x100 Stroebel. Bertha and Frederick, to Joseph MeClean. Cedar lane, adj land of City of Brooklyn, 274.4x83.6x180.0 X34. Jamaica Same to same.

Spring Creek, s. adj land Elizabeth P. Levlson. 71. 6x94.

Ox 43x42. Jamaica Fltzpatrick. James to Michael Tobln. lots 123. 124.

125. mop land Ann Norton. ccean Crest, Far Rockaway, mort $6,000 Setzlns, John, tn Michael Nemec. Grove st. s.

at division tine lots 117 and lis. on map No 1. Wcrthlngton's addition to Locust Grove. 10C.4x25xl03.Sx23. Newtown, mort $1,000 Downs.

Benjamin F. to William Schano, lots 989. 990. block 16, map of 1,255 lots of William Zlegler, Flushing Evans. Robert, to Theresa Muller, Rldgewood av, s.

175 ft Central av. 35x 100. Glendale. mort $1.000 Goodsell. Willis 11.

to Mary A Oondsell, lots 2, 3. block 1. map No 1 of Hollls, Jamaica Mettler. Robert to Wllhelmlne Mettler. Howland av.

P. 75 ft Seventh st. Whltestone IK a VA 3 acc Trust Company, MONTACL'r: COR CLINTON ST. Br.OOXLtS. Capital $1,000,000 Surplus SI.

125,000 Authored hy law to act as EXECUTOR. AIV MINISTRATOR. TRUSTICiE. GHAKDIAN COMMITTEE, ar.d offeiB special advantage am uch. IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MQNKYS.

ALIyOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offe: Its services 01. favorable terms KB TRUSTEE OP CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR IT IBS. LOANS MONEY' ON APPROVED SECURITIES.

CheciLS thiii cmu vauy will be paid through thai New York Clearing H.jije. GEO. H. SOUTHARD. PrcA ld ent.

W1LLIA.M II. WALLACE. Vice President. JAS. R.

COWING. 2D VICE PRES'T SECT, CROWELL HADDEN. Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: $1,000 1,201.20 54. 000 May 20 June 1 5 Juno 33 Mav June 14 Mav 13 Jiinu 1 Mav 33 June 1 Mav 2 1 May 20 A pi.

at) Mav 28 FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L. (J. Qulr.lln New York.) 13.500 6.W i 2.000 1.000 I 1.000 I omitted i 500 I Low Clos nay's Pltbladdo, T. to Ann Cruse, Jr.

to Ellz Burdlck ICrooo, to A Ijazansky Am. Cot. Oil pfd. Am. Express Am.LlnseedOll pf Thread pfd.

Am. Gas Co Adams impress. An Mining extra Boston C. R. Bkn.

Union Barney Smith Car Co Hui. Canada Southern. Chicago N. W. Chestnut Hill Con.

Gas, Central Mass. pf. Cleve. Pitts Diamond Erie Tel. Glucose Giucose pfd Kornestake Mln'g extra Lehigh Nav L.I.

Safe Deposit. Lucie le Gael S.S.M. Mich. Telephone. Montana OreFur chaslng (extra).

Maine Central Mex. Mex. Nor. Pacific North i'enna Nat. nfd.

Nat. Lead pfd Orruiim Osceola Pennsylvania People Oa. Chi F'eun. Coal Pad tie. Mail Pacific Mail Park Steel pfd.

Mor. Parrot Mining Rock Island Standard Oil extra Stlllwell Mlerce Smith Valie pfd Third Avenoe. TamarnckMlnlng U.S. i lnvelopi pf WeIsliachCom.pt lug. i l.s'g I June Hlch et.

tow May 0 June 34 Juno 7 June 27 1.015 I it I Juue2S 711 Oh it. May 12 Mav 24 July 1 Juno 0 June. V8J 4 HIE AT May July Septi ir.ber iJc cember. CORN July temper LARD May TBTJST COMPANIES. $1 1H 1 1 2 1W 1 S3 2K 1 A.

A. Low. Edwin Packard. Darwin R. Juines.

Joseph E. liroivn. Wm. H. Wallace.

H. HouglualUlB. Albro J. Newton. Crowell Ha.

Men. H. E. Plcrr pont. Geo M.

Olcott. Geo. EL Southard, 'nios. E. Stli.man.

Martin Joost. Geo M. Colt. Robt. B.

Woodward. Stewart L. Woodford. Geo. IL Pre mias.

Clinton L. Rossiter. Frederick W. Moers. Henry C.

Hulberl. ii lis ijii b.UT May 22 May 20 June 3 Juno 16 June 5 Juno 2 iQOKL! TRUST CI Hi May 30 Mav 10 S0 Mav 25 Mar 3 May IS Api. 2:1 Mav 13 June 5 Mav Mav 22 i May 20 MaV 25 May 2 FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L. G.

yu.niin New York.) Ycxt r. o'clock 4. US 4. S.IO 5. 1 i June Mav 25 May 31 Juno 15 Juno 3 June 15 HI May 25 June 14 May ill Juno 1 Juno 1 June 5 May 31 i Juno 7 I June 15 June 15 Jnne 14 I 177 MONTAGUE STREET.

Opeuiug, la 1 Bid. Ask. o'clock, o'clock. Miv 05 4.15 4.Si5 June 4.95 00 4.05 4MZ July 5.03 10 0.1)5 August 5. 15 5.15 5.15 5.202.3 o.ao October 5.30 35 5.HU November 5.30 5.r3o ii.

5.r:5 00 5.05 5.1:6 January P5 5.60 5. i viiroary 70 5.05 March 5.7075 7: 5.7U April 5.7rj 85 5.75 High Low Cios day's est. mi. lag. Cos's Juie 2 June 2 Juno 1 Juno i $1,000 1,200 4,100 2.300 7.300 1,000 10 400 1.650 1.150 46S H11 i i'i, il4 7.1 1 Hi 3 81.50 S3 5.

til) ''1 Open ng 7Vifcj ioj 74W 'iOJ I I Mav 21 June 1 Mav 0 Juno 1 May Jnne 12 May lfi Juno '2 Juno 1 June 11 Juno 1 May P.l June 27 June 1 Jnne 10 iPJS nom THE NASSAU TRUST COMPANY, 101 Broadway, Brooklyn. Capital $500,000.09 Undivided Profits 330,820.4 Transacts a General Trust and Banklntf Business. MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MOR1W OAQE and approved securities. Account uf Individuals, business Arms, corpora Uonu, estates, received on favorable termflL and In to re nt allowed on Daily balances. WHEAT M.O July Septetrrber.

CORN May July OATS May July LARD May July RIBS July S. PORK May July September. Meeting. ORGANIZED IN 1868. Capital Undivided Profits, 1,593,665.68 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.

Which may btr made subject to check at aiffht or returnable fixed dales. Acts as executor trustee, euardlaii, talcing full charge of tho management of estatfts. both real and personal, on a life term, or at the pleasure of the parties interested. CHRISTIAN T. CHR1STH.WSEN.

President. HENKV MAXWELL, Vic I'rtfsideiii. JTRELliRICK COLTON. Stcretury. STA.NLKV W.

HLiii'rKD, Assistant Secretary. TKUSTEEhi: 5.10 4.300 ia am xgh Oil 5 7 0.1a 5.7 4.05 4.7 i 8.17 8.4a O.l.) .27 n.1'2 WALIiABOTXT MAEKET. The weather recently has not been conduc ive to rapid growth in vegetation, it being too 10 2,332 4 4.er 4.rJ5 t.7a 4.85 8.1". s.a 8.40 s.27 8.4.ri s.sy 8.i; 8.1S7 Conveyances. MAY 22.

GREENE AV, 335 ft Bedford av, 20x106.11x20x107.1, Francis Maher to Mary Phillips, morts CARLTON AV, s. 175 ft Willoughby av. 20x100. Edwd Bloodgood to Alexander Metzel, mort VAN' SICLEN AV. s.

100 ft Liuertv av. 25x100, Antonle Lacrolx to Cornelius Muessig GREENE AY, s. 217.7 Lewis av xlOO. Hartwlg to Mlch'l Tobln AVENUE D. cor East Thirty seventh St.

100x110, Amalie Wunderlleh to Rosa Kessler, Providence, I i. pa all liens MACON ST, 8, 29S.4 Patchen av 10.2x100, Mary A Burrows to Ann i Miller, mort 51.000 MACON ST. 220 ft Lowls av 2ilx 100. Margaretta Walser (daughter and sole heir Marjrt Estey). wii Frederic and Wm Estey, summit to BenJ Brown.

mort 56.750 BTFTY SECOND ST. r. 120 ft Sixth av. 20x1011. Chris Firth to Ramon Cadiz, mort $2,800 THIRTEENTH ST.

s. SO. 10 Fourth av, 34.9x100, Robt Jr T. to Robert Little, all REMSEN AV, 100 ft Avenue ISO XlOO; Avenue M. cor East Ninety first st.

300x100, Henrietta and Antoinette Davison to John Sabine L.EWIS AV. s. 100 ft DeKalb 23x100, Samuel McSpedon to Mary Graham, all liens STANHOPE ST. s. 123 ft Myrtle av.

18.10x00.5x20.5x52.4, Anna Wachter to Louis Wachter, her husband CENTRAL AV, .8 43.0 Hancock st. 18.9x82.8. Lawrence Plluger Albert Cutter, mort $900 EAST NINETY FIRST ST. s. 100 ft Avenue N.

John Sabine, Henrietta and Antoinette Davls to Henrietta and Antoinette Davison PARK PLACE, s. 230 ft Kingston av 40x150. John Foley and Henry Nleland. jr, to BenJ Raymond, confirmation deed, mort $1,200 EIGHTY FIRST ST. a s.

2C0 ft 'Wventy flrst av. 20x100, Chas Jaccb on to Wm Stevens jHARION ST. s. 196.7 Broadway, runs 70 12.1 42.2 59.10 to center line old Jamaica road 143.2. Mary wife John Burtls to Alex Small Plot bounded by Flushing av by land Isaac Meserole by land James Cnssidy and by lsnd Isaac Meserole, Catharine Sleler to David MACON ST, e.

29S.4 av, 10.2x100, Ann Miller to Charlotte Grayden, Jamaica, I. mort $4,200 WALTON ST. s. 223 ft H.irrls'.n av, 25x100, Louis Melscheid, heir Hen rich Melscheid. to Henry M.dscheiil, Vs Pt GATES AV, 60 ft Stuvv sant av 20x75, Jacob Seyfrled to Louis En pelking.

mort S2.rof s. 43 ft Mvrtle st Molly Heir to William Ha neld. pt ELTON ST. s. 223 ft Arlington av.

25x100. Rose. wife, and Lster Hough to Frank Hough. Newton. mort S2.40G I 8ATE8 AV, e.

175.1 Evergreen av. MxlOO, Henry Berau, jr. to Ida ANDItEU T. S.UI.1.IVAN IrcsIiIoa Vice ProsUlenco WILLIAM DICK JOHN rTKtSliOW GRAIN AND PKODTJCE STATISTICS. The following tables show the daily movement of grain as posted at the Produce Exchange to day: RECEIPTS AT WESTERN POINTS.

1.S00 115 nom Thomau T. Itarr. S. W. Boccock.

ClirtsiiuM T. Cl.r Win. N. vkntuii. John cJibb.

Pranci L. Hlne. Frank Lyman. Willlum 11 Male. C.

D. iUr.ry w. Maxwell. iiiis L. OgJen.

ivilll 1 tipOKi. Oiarles M. i 'ratt. Oeuite Iteyi li nry K. Sheldon.

A. SclUcren. Alexander M. White. Win.

Augustus White. Wood. anSCEDLANEOTTS PKpDTJCTS. Quotations of miscellaneous products on the New'York Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: I 'iour was quiet and steady. Sales were packages to noon.

Quotations: City mills patents, nominal: city mills clear, nominal; Minnesota patents, $3.90.14.20: Minnesota bakers'! J2.9oa3.10: winter patents. J3.75a4: wriue i winter extras. winter low grades, Rye flour was dull, with fancy, was steady. raimly. extra mess.

59: packet. Lard was quiet, with prime Western steam $5.35 bid. 1'ork was easy, with mess, family $10. 50a 10.75; short clear, was Quotations, 13V al7c for state dairy, for factory. 15al8c "for statu creamery.

13al8c for Western creamery, 12' 2al5c for Imitation creamery. Receipts were 14. 19'j p.u i ages. Cb.ec.se aus steady, lur.gi white, 9V.a9rsC small white. large ol.

o. maii colored. Receipt were 7.452 packages. Eggs were firm. Quotations were 15Uc for state and Pennsylvania, lr.nlSc for Western" llni3c for Southern.

Receipts were 16,017 packages. Sugar was llrm. Fair refining. centrifugal 96 test. 4r)Me; iiK.lass.s surtar, 4e; refined market, firm; crushed, 5sc: powdered, granulated, was dull, with refined, all porta.

Spirits of turpentine was steady at Molasses was llrm. with New Orleans, 32. 3'ie. Rice was llrm, with domestic, 4 Via7c: Japan 4.ua'.'e. Tallow was firm, with city.

4 54c; c.untrv. lic Rosin was easy, with strained, coiniia.n good. $1. tflal.42. Hay was ijulet.

with shipping. good to choice, Hops were steady, with state, common to choice, 1896 crop. 0u7c: 1897 crop. llalHc; 1898 crop. Pacific coast, 1890 crop.

Ca7e; 1897 crop, lla'2c' iyr crop. ITalSc. Lead was quiet, with bullion price, exchange price. $4. j.

Potatoes were steady, with state, 51al.75; Jersey sweets, Southern. Hides were firm, with Texas drv. 24a30 lbs. ll'iialSc; California dry, 21a23 lbs, lKiic; Galveston dry. 2Ui25 II.

s. iC' vaUc. Barley malt was quiet, with Western, Straw was steady, with long rye, 35n40e; short rye. oat straw. Barley was steady, with feeding.

41c, and malting, 44u46e, both c. I. f. Hutfalo. Beans were etisy, with marrow, O.

1'. fieli'tIlrF il. V. ilUUNS Asisiaiit Secreiarff Authorised to Act as EXKCUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR I JL'A A LliGAL, DlCPOITOIiV Tor MONKV.

Travelers' Ln'JTKi tip r'Hlrrin 4.300 400 williamsbdrgh' TRUST CO. cooi ana ury. ouii mere was consiaeraoie increase to day in the quantity of Long Island fish products brought to the Wallabout by market gardeners. Prices were fairly steady at yesterday's ranges both in the square and at the stands. There is always concession made in both departments after selection of best has made from arrivals, but it is not designed to alter regular quutatlonii.

Eggs were llrm and yesterday's rise was fully maintained. Poultry was also Gtiflly held, becauyc of limited expectation in the matter the week's supplies. Meats, dairy products and eea food remained as last reported. lSKg.y. per tlor.cn Selected.

in caafcK. JSalS'c In Ciises. candled. 10c; duck cctjcb. 16u.l7c.

Uuitcr, per pound Funcy KlKln, 2Cc: in ten packages. 2uc; print butter, 21c; xmie cUlry. ISiiISUc. Irih. pr pound Koc shad.

25c; buck. 12c each; shad roe, 15c per paid; blue, SalOc; strijit mak larce, 25c ouch weak, 7c; cod, do; murkot cod. 3'tjc; butter tlsh, 5c; halibut. 12c; huddook. portif'H.

5c; striped bays, 12c: sn bas.i. 7c; htrrlnK, 3c; SalOc; flounders, 5c; pickled mackerel, bbl. American, $15a20; Imported. $la20: Portland herring. 1 per box: Iiffby scaled herring, 52 per box; drleil codllfih, per pound.

Shell fish Soft damn, 20a 10c per 100; hard damn, per Rockuv. ay 31 per basket; lobsters, Saloc )cr pound; rod liver oil, loc per half pint. Meats, pe: pound Heef, hind nuartors and ribs. SliiiKv; loin. ami ribs, llal2c: Hldfs.

Ta SUc Tt a.i and Colorado Krasn beef. 7c: spring 1 lalf.c; mutton, lOalOc; wlnUr'lnmb. 12aliSc; milk veal. lOiillc; country killed calves. lOalftVic; buttermilk, SaDc: park, loins.

Salic: shoulders, 6fi7c; threads. per dncn calves livers, 4ua.r.('c eiich beef Kverw, nOc each ox tails. 41 por dozon. Srrmked and cut meatr, per pound Hani. OnlOc; CVsaTc: bacon, 10c; bane P.sh; 12c; smoked beef.

emr kod tongue. lCc; bolbpnas, 10al3c per pound; frankfurters, 10al2c per pound; lard compound, 4aSc per pound. In OGaCO pofund jiackagoa; pure lard. 7uSc. Poultry, divssed, per pound Long Island ODDS AND ENDS.

The Grand Central Railway of England has ordered twenty American locomotives, to be delivered during the current year. Thev are i to bo frnitrnt pnetnes nf the snmo nhnmn.n. I'lcur. Corn. Oats, barrels.

Ilushels. Bushels. Bushels 15.248 2 174.W0 338 900 Milwaukee 31 450 27,20.) 115 jilS Minneapolis 191. 26 2,4.10 29 v10 J7 17'ii'o St. Is.uis 2.S85 .13,000 2S.0.XI Kansas City 2o.4'W 35,2) 4,00) Tult ao 5 1.

900 IS, )6 in Detroit 400 9.03O 31. 445 5 "i Pf'Tla 27,730 Total 32.303 439.510 471,902 650. 12u SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS. 'lour. Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Barrels. Ilushels. Ilushels.

Chicago 7. 955 93.259 2W.563 ZO'J 363 Milwaukee 40.414 3,210 43.9i) Minneapolis 15, 900 28.440 20.250 Duluth 174, 118,597 520, .195 St. Ix.uls 5.937 35.00 1 2L0O0 Kanv. is City 24.05 1 9,750 LOOO Tuled 34, (h 17.000 Detroit 200 1.497 079 Peoria 650 4.500 36.00(1 Total 352.310 493.729 771.208 RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour.

Wheat. Corn. Oat. Pan els. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushels. F.cston 3.731 63.0.2 9. COO 41.181 New York 22.037 72.15J 130.500 355,300 HItOAl)VAY ASI) KENT AVEXI1B. CAi'i i joo.noc 330,001 J.

G. JENKINS. PRCS I DENT. HERMAx'a ARMOUR, )' VICE PRESIDENTS. W.

ADL1I50S FIELD. Secretary. I. HAMBUltOSR, Assistant Secretary. UIRECTOltS: I and design as those now under construction I here for the Midland Rail way of England.

I The directors of the Chicago Company have decided to sell at once 6.635 i additional shares of stock, makintr rho pnir I ACTS is TKUSTliK lor llaili iiuu otiiisi ainl a' epis the Truusfo. igeiicy and REIGISTKAR ot Stock Coryuratlor.s. ullovvtj on oCw. saljjcol it. (J.i payatw thruuNj.

Yor Clearing Houafc. WILLI AM J. COOMUS President. WILLIAM 11. NK'HCUS.

Vice President WILLIAM .1. MATIIKfiON. 2,1 vice Presldeat FRANK L. SNIFTKN, Secretary. BOARD OF DUtKi TORS.

Wlllt irn M. N'ieho Henry O. Havemeyer. O. Annour, Frederic P.

Olci tt. Theoiore F. Jackson. Frank Jenkins. Roawell P.

Flower. Antnony N. Bra.iy. John Ci. Jenkins.

Moses May, Losvsll M. Palmer. amount outstanding $5,0 00,000, the full amount authorized. They have also decided to rcoom mend to the stockholders, at their meeting, that the capitalization be increased' to $15. 000, 0H0.

When authority is obtainod to treble the capitalization, at the annual meeting next January, the shares of the new stock will be offered to stockholders ai par from time to time, as required for extensions and improvements. Charles II. Reynolds. LArsnau Dries Herman B. Scharmann, Otto Huber, I I lierlrord.

K. cinsreh. rrerleriek W. W'tirstar. rlenry llatterman.

MoIIenhautcv A. J. Ptnich. John c. Orr.

C. Peabody. John H. Ireland. CMnrles o.

Catea. Edward R. Ladaw. Daniel P. Mora.

William J. Matlitstn Willlum .1. Coombs. Lowell M. Palmer.

Sanfora H. Steele. Jolin H. Hanan. John H.

James H. Olir'hanL, Kdward Hlnmun. Elian Tnttle. Wllllom A. Nash.

K. B. Halch. Frank Harvey Field. II lard P.

Held. James Gascolne, Ira Leo Bamberger, Joseph LlebmanH, Henry Batterman, Charles M. DaviJaon. Qustav J. L.

Doarsehuc W. AdJIeon F.eld. Thomas J. Patterson..