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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. SEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JULY 22. 1903.

16 TRUST COMPANIES. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS. The following table ahowt (he daily movement of (train, ta posted at the Produce Exchange to-dar: P.ECEIPT3 AT WESTERS POINTS. Flour.

Wheat. Corn av. 2-xlK), Ida Clade to Johanna Grt-ve, mort M.W tkom MADISON ST, si ISO ft Howard av. hit I. Anna and Fredk irrwes to Henry Thomaa.

mort nom K1HBEN FT. a. ft Humboldt st. PMUp Shrry to David Morris, mort S3.6ia) nem M.kiRK ST. a.

12S ft Manhattan av. 2oxK. hl. Louts Krupluky lo Ndlson and tva Feifur. mort i.i.aw nom xpy v-T AV cor i- Chg Gilbert to Bil arkad1on cheerless time to almost everyone doing.

LuEineca here. Once in a while there have occurred lulls in the liquidation, creaticg hopes that the turn in the market haj come, but there hat been no rally worthy of the name, week after week. The lower the market gets, the less inviting prices appear to a large majority. No one eeems to have confidence to call the turn either now or at any definite time on account of any developments in future. The question ot values of property does not coma into present consideration.

There is a possibility that thla pessimistic state may be overdone, and If fco, the revulsion In the markets may be violent when it does come. Wheat Dulland Weak Late, Losing All Its Early Firmness-Corn Dull and Lower Late. Barrr'. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. Tiiearo Miln-aukee -Minnrapolla Duluih et. Loiila Kansa city Toledo Detroit Peoria S2.318 .5 202.104 140 171.00 to.o 4S7.429 7j.Aio J2.Rf0 2H.i s.oo 5.000 is. eon 14.000 Tat' 404. 870.719 8HIPME.NT3 FROM WESTERN POINTS.

Oats. t. near Sutter tr JO Snelr. A. to Pushwlck Savings Bank.

Heltel near Morn-II K.IV Smith. T. to East New York Savings Bank. Fulton at. for lUrWy st httiaker.

Lillian and J. to Vno Ah- nen. Rockaway av near S-htnck Wn.i. nara B. to Atlantic Hand Awin.

Proirct av. 1.600 Assignments of Mortgages. JULY 21. Blntener. Mary.

xrx. to Becker -ri)n BrusJi. to Ht-dt't 2- Builmkn. Mary, to Kltir.h-ad Iavls. Yetta.

to The State Bank Kltonhea.l to Title and Evcrelt. to Brusth Vldbhim, and ano, to Murgt 4. Tiiinaa, to mine JoitchlUh. Hi-rrk-t F. to Kltonhtad Finch 50 lohn.

Anna M. to Corn Exchange nom Lawyer' Title Ins Co to Nannie Van- derp 7,000 McLuughlin, C. to Jung l.ltt) Maria to 7) Kb htlwrg. and Tatarsky to Caroline Weinberg $2,800 Ktiisell, to Journeay nom Sn.tih. ailnuii of to Lllz A Smith mi ano 8.000 Smith.

K. to 2,500 Tit It Ir.j Co of to Mori and Co 7,000 7 Barrel. Bushel. BjJshela. Bushel's.

11.557 114. 250 241,700 61.01C 2.15-1 7,040 42. 7S 45.120 3.320 31.C0 279.917 10.093 52. 0-rt 70.000 44.000 2.4-0 H.3J5 9.0-M) 400 1.47f 1.122 4.1-00 16.000 2.S00 67.C31 r.P2.953 3A542 179.556 rs AT ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour.

Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barrels. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushels. 14.705 41.35 1 25,100 71, 20.) 4.840 10.220 20.OS5 14.549 26,513 4.SS3 20.294 10.5.1.1 :o.221 41.1-'5 11. 3 1,879 30 12.000 56.S00 233.734 90.308 140.921 FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. Flour, Wheat, Corn.

Oats. 8.490 lii.052 255 3S1.079 19,50.7 10,330 128 18,213 11" G. 1.10 20 20 14.003 3S.079 55.820 1B.4S0 The volume of trade In the wheat market aa very small this morning, but the price was very steady. The situation Is one In which prices have suffered a reaction of about 4c per bushel, and have recovered about lc of this decline. The trade, which was long of the market, was shaken out by the decline, while there has been not enough decision In the news regarding the crop outlook to bring in renewed speculation.

As a whole the news shows a lime stronger character, cablea were generally betUT, both English and continental, although foreign demand is still light; nevertheless, clearances are large. The weather is somewhat unsettled In France and Germany, and if continued may cause considerable uneasiness. There was no change in the Western news. Kecelpts are very small. Toledo re ceipts of wheat were 56,000 bushels, against 161.000 bushels last year: total receipts St Louts, Kansas City and Toledo wore 213,000 bushels, against A47.000 bushels last year.

St. Louis reports millers from Tennessee, Indiana and Illinois in that city buying cash wheat. The Crop Bulletin showed no Improvement the threshing results of winter wheat, ex cept in the East. New York reports wheat and rye good; New Jersey, good; Pennsylvania, belter than expected; Maryland and Delaware, light; Virginia, yield and quality poor; Tennessee, poor; Missouri, grain in ferior; Illinois, yield light, quality better than previously stated; Indiana, yield light to fair; Ohio, yield disappointing, quality good; California, wheat slightly better than estimated In the great alleys. Of spring wheat it said: North Dakota, rains in southeast, extreme northeast and extreme north- central improved crops considerably, elsewhere drought still prevails; South Dakota, spring wheat filling favorably, but considerable thin stand in north, some, wheat rust ing In southeast; Minnesota, continued dry in nearly all ot Red Klver valley, no lm-provetufnt In early wheat, late sown be lieved to be beyond recovery; Nebraska, spring wheat growing nicely, light yield of winter.

This is Important, as Nebraska raised 44,000,000 bushels of winter wheat last year and only 8,750,000 bushels spring. The Northwestern Miller makes the flour out at Minneapolis last week 259,200 barrels, against 269,700 barrels the previous week; buluth, 26,600, against Milwau kee, 26,100, against total, 311,800 bar rels, against 323,600 barrels last week. Wheat was dull and weak in the afternoon. losing all the early firmness, declining easily and showed lack of demand on the decline. The low prices were made near the close, Export sales were 13 loads.

There waB a quiet, but very Arm market In corn, prices Blowly but very steadily Im proving on the reports of irregular appearance of the crop In the leading states and the repeated claims that only very favorable weather conditions will result In a good crop. The Crop Bulletin reports on corn are quite encouraging. Excellent progress was made in the Bast, fine conditions prevail In the South, but the crop Is still backward and lr regular In the great corn states, but gener ally well cultivated. Ohio, growth slow, small and weedy; Indiana, irregular, growth slow, needs rain; Illinois, corn thrifty, mak ing rapid advancement, some fields in tas sel; Tennessee and Kentucky, growing rapidly; Iowa, Improving steadily, though unusu ally Irregular, in height and condition; No braska, growing rapidly; Kansas, growing rapidly; Missouri, fair progress, generally laid by. Corn was dull and lower In the afternoon with wheat, closing fairly steady at the de cllne.

Exporters took 5 loads. Trade in oats was fairly active, the mar ket advancing readily on the damage ad vices. The extensive development of rust was quite surprising and apparently caught a good many short. On oats, the Crop Bulletin said: Pennsylvania, some rust, other wise promising; poor to fair In Maryland, Delaware and Virginia; some rust in Ohio: Indiana, yield light to fair; Illinois reports more encouraging, but yield below average; considerable rust; Wisconsin, oats much rusted: Iowa, late seeded oats affected by rust: Minnesota, late sown oats believed to be beyond recovery; the same conditions generally prevailing In the Northwest sb prevailed on spring wheat: Kansas, much damago by rust In north; Missouri, consid erably damaged by rust. Oats were quiet and easier In the after noon with other grains, closing quiet at the oecitne.

Trade In hog products was also verv nulet, The market was firmer, however. In sympa thy with grain and on light movement of hogs. Provisions were quiet and a little lower late, with grain. FUTURE MARKKT9 AT NEW TORK. (Reported by L.

O. Qulnlln 66 Broadway Opening. HlKh- est. 8r7'u Low- Cloa- dny'8 est. inir.

Clos'a- 80'i, 8(1 WHF.AT-July.... Jhe Peoples Company Main Office: 172 Montague Street. BEDFORD BRANCH Cor. Bedford Ave. Halsey St.

Capital. Surplus and Undivided Profits 62,64 1 Transacts a general Banking business, rccel ves depoul ts subject to chock at Right, and allows interest on Pally Iialances. TRUSTEES: En it en G. Blackford. Edward Johnson.

Isldcre M. linn. Solomon W. Johnson. James Jourdan, Robt.

J. Kimball. James McMahnn. Horace- J. Morse, Herbert L.

Pratt. Clarence W. Seamana, Howard M. Smith. Caalmlr Tag-.

Geo. P. Tangeman. David A. Boody.

Amory S. Carhart, Wm. Col. Wm. O.

Courtney, Wm. B. Davenport. J. G.

Dettmer, Pernarr. Gallagher, Wiltiam H. od. William B. Hill.

OFFICERS: Edward Johnson. President. J. G. Dettmer.

Horace J. Morse, V. Presta Charles A. Boody. Secretary.

Charles L. Schenck. Asst. Secretary. Henry M.

Heath. Asst. Secretary. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS AT THE BEDFORD BRANCH. KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY 342, 344 and 346 Fulton Street.

Capital $500,000.00 Surplus $1,000,000.00 Undivided Profits $262,130.00 JULAN D. FAIRCHILD. President. WILLIAM HARKtESS. D.

W. McWILUAMS, Pres HER MOM MORRIS. Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE. Asst.

Secy. TRUSTEES. John Arbuckle. A. Geo.

V. Brower, Roswell Elilrldna. Julian D. Falrrhllfl, JuMan P. FHlrchlld.

Jopeph P. Graoe, John Good, William Harbn40, Jna. C. Hcndrix, Joseph Huber, H. K.

Knapp, Whitman W. Kenyoo. Joseph Llebmann, Lewis Luckenbach, D. W. McWIlliama.

James Mcdovern, Cord Meyer, Dick S. Ramnay. H. B. Scharmann, Wm.

V. R. Smith, W. M. Van Anden, John J.

Williams. Thomaa F. White. Interest allowed on daily balances. Special rates on time deposits.

Damilton Capital, Sat-plaaandUndi. vided ProIf $1,425,430.99 No. 191 Montague Street. Company OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES. BILAS B.

DUTCHER, President WILLIAM BERRI, Vice President. JOSEPH B. WHITE, ii Vice Pres. ASa GEORGE HADDEN, Asst. Secretary.

WILLIAM SERRI. JOHN a McOUIRE. LUCIUS H. BIOLOW. EUQ.

F. O'CONNOR. EZRA D. BUSH BILL. JOHN N.

PARTRIDGB DAVID K. BUTCHER. THOS. E. PEAR6ALL.

EVERSLEY CHILDS. FREE. H. POUCH. DAVID B.

POWELL. CHARLES COOPER, SILAS B. DUTCHER. FRANK S. SMITH.

WILLIAM H. DA VOL. MILLARD SMITH. JOHN DITMA8, JR. WM.

V. R. SMITH. JOHN R. HKOEMAN.

L. WOODRIIITT. HY. E. HUTCHINSON.

JOSEPH B. WHITE. W. C. HUMSXONE.

HENRY N. 'WHITNET. LIBERAL INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES. HIGHER RATES ON TIME CERTIFICATES, Acts as Trustee, Executor, Administrate. Committee and Guardian.

WILLS LEGALLY PREPARED SAFELY KEPT, Personal and Business Accounts Solicited. EXCLUSIVE BANKING FACILITIES FOR LADIES The Nassau Trust Company BROOKLYN, KKW YORK. Capitnl nnd Uiitlivldei. lrofl4. $1,000,000.00 Accounts of Individuals, businem firms, corporations, estates, invited.

Interest paid dally balances. Special rates on ttma deposits. TBI' STEF.Sl A. S. Pnlrcl.

Eilward T. Hulst, John LounhTun, Henry Roth, Andrew T. Bulllvan. William Dick, Dltmaa Jewell, F. D.

Mollenhauer, Charles II. Russell, John Trunlow, Herbert F. Ounnlaoa. William Lamb, Joat Moller, Henry Belbert, 15. B.

Tuttle, William E. Horwell, Robert P. Lethbrldca, Jamea H. Poet, Jamea A. Sparry F.

Wurater. ANDREW T. SI LLrVAS. President. WILLIAM 1)14 K.

I JOHN THI SI.OW. Prealdenta. II. P. ni llNS.

Becretary. I I. AM IS WICEKCS, Aaalal. Seeretarp. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

FRANKLIN Trust Company, Montague, Cor. Clinton St, BROOKLYN. $1,000,000.00 1,531,434.58 Capital Surplus and Undlvldorj Profits INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. TRANSACTS A GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS. OFFICERS.

OEO. II. SOUTHARD. Preatdent. WILLIAM H.

WALLACE. Vlca Praaident. C.ATK3 D. FA1INKSTOOK. inr W.

Pnld.aa. CROWKLL IIADUKN. Becratary. CLINTON W. LUDLUM, Aaat.

SaoraUrr. GEO. H. SOUTHARD, Aaat. SecnlarT.

W1LUAM J. FOTIII.NGHAM. Truat Olfteaa. if" The Long Island Loan and Trust Company. Temple Bar, Brooklyn, N.

Y. AS Depositary, Executor.Trustee. Capital. SI .000.000 -iaT Surplus and Profits, 1,450,000 We have never paid leas. Our Invest, merits are In first en real estate.

No bank has sounder securities. THE THRIFTY fan oo rtlar thaa IH In a avlna. bank: If "''I- dlvld.nda twloa a year. aen! Prrt.pe'MuB. Brouklrn Hi.

r. Op. Klilr. A Laaa rtl rnarl airert. Books, law Briefs, Clrcnlin printed In lha hMt manner.

THE EAGLE JOB PRINTING DCPT; Fxtrl Uullclig(, Waahlnirton and Jnhuann Mia. I wirta lour. f.ll The m1 of 113 lots on Ocean parkway, between Avenue 8 and Johnson's lano, which wat opened yesterday in the Real Estate Exchange by auctioneer James L. Brumley. was withdrawn after seven lots had been disposed of.

owing to the poor prices the property was bringing. ThTe was a fair attendance, but it was evident at the very opening of the sale that there is little demand for unimproved property at the present time. The bids were so low that Mr. Brumley decided to withdraw the remaining property, and it will probably be offered again at auction in the fall. Three lots, forming an irregular plot at the northeast corner of Ocean parkway and Johnson'u lane, were sold to John Cotter for f2 each.

Two lots on the southeast comer of Avenue and East Seventh street were btufc-fct by I. Guion for a total of $215, and two on ihe northeast corner of Ocean parkway and Avenue were knocked down to Ernestus Gulick, the broker, for a total of $340. The following were the real estate auction sales to-day: By William H. Smith at 9 Willoughby street: Patcen avenue, east side. 100 feet south Gates avenue, 25x100.

Rosalie T. Slade vs. Mary Gregory. Sold to plaintiff for Thirteenth street, south side, 172.10 feet east Fifth avenue, 25x100. Joseph C.

Mulr vs. Frank D. Webster and another. Sold to plaintiff for $2,000. East Fifteenth street, west side.

120 feet south Avenue 40x100. Xew York City Homes Company vs. Ellsworth B. Shearer et al. Sold to plaintiff for East Fifteenth street, west.

Hide, 200 feet south Avenue 40x100. Same vs. same. Bold to plaintiff for $3,800. By D.

M. Chaunccy Company at Real Estate Exchange: Decatur street, south side, 2S0 feet east Ralph avenue, 18x100. The Brooklyn Trust Company vs. Elizabeth Worts and another. Sold to Fred O.

Milligan for $5,550. The following real estate auction sale is anonunced for to-morrow: By William H. Smith, at Real Estate Exchange: Taylor street, north side, feet east Wythe avenue. 20x100. Margaret Williams vs.

Jennie Heermance et ul. Edwin Kemp-ton, attorney, 175 Remsen street. New Buildiiigs. RFTKRY STREET, went fMo, KotlthwpRt corner Of Vortti Fifth street, one rtory brick, ii0x2r, light manufacturing, tar nnd flag roof; cost llax LoewenthHl, owner; Hclmle HUberty, NINETEENTH PTRKKT. north fide.

125 foet enst nf Fifth avenue, one two ntnry brick, mx(M tnhle, Rravet roof; carl $12, MO. Hutwelker Brus, owners; Hubert rich, architects. STREET, north MS feet east of Third avenue, one. one utty Cctime, fiOxlij, stmie cutttniT Bhetl, (travel roof; cowt $200. ,1.

J. owners; Albert arch Unci. SURF AVENUE, soutH- side. 4'Kl feet and inn ftet west of TUyou's walk, one one tuory brick, in, clicvlur gas house, tin roof; ropt $30, Tllyou. owner; C.

Harrlsa, Architect. (YioI'ER HTREKT, north, side, northeast corner Central avemie, onr one story brick, r.xti'.. water closet; cost $75. L'haiios Sauer1, BeryeT BITLBB, PTHISET. north .116 feet wept of Fourth avenue, one one story 16 office, gravel rnof; cost $40ti.

James V. Johnson, owner; Albert E. While, architect. Hl'TLER STREWT, north side, rtlfi feet wept of Fourth avenue, one two story brick, stable, gravel roof; copt Jnnies V. Johnson, owner; Albert E.

White, architect. AVENUE, nnuth aide. U'O feet wfrt Imlay street, two one story brick, wnter ciosets, xravel. fuf; cost Julia Peck, owner; F. J.

Pitcher, arehlte. t. MRIGOS AVENUE, north wide. 71 7-12 feet west of Manhattan avenue, one three story brick, 27x 84 factory, gravel nof. Uenzlon Harflol.

owner; Philip Kill Ion, architect. DITPONT STREET, north til-le, 27.t feet cast of Oakland street, three one story frame, 25x49, table, offlce. gravel roof; cunt $400. B. Keagon, owner; Philip Klllinn.

architect. VAN SlfbKN AVENUE, east side. 22r. feet outh of Blake avenue, one one tory frame, J4x6, coal bins, tar paper roof; pout $20. Henry A.

F. Wielt, owner; H. V. i.undelman. architect.

UNION STREET, south side, KM feet west of Prospct Park West, one one story frame, fence, 7fxl0; cost $ti0. Lout a Iionert, Mechanics Liens. JVUY 21. Fourth nv, cor Seventy-eighth st, Wx 8A.6, Henry Barrett ant Edmund O'Connor $90.00 Judgments. JUlA' 21.

Barron. Ohas Brooklyn Hosnital 26.32 Carlln, Thadtlwua, sr Congestion, receiver 471.70 Dougherty, John Mutual frenflt Loan Building Co 102.09 Fay, or Fahey, Thomas Lucy Fay 100.00 Feeley, Win Jacob and ana 103.08 Howe, James i Jaycox, 91.10 Intei man, Herman Marlon Jackman. Frank II Mary Brooks 60.40 John Good Jennings Patent Medicine Co John I-oyd Co 812.18 Katlms, Hanuiel, and "Henjaniln and Kosa" Fiankol-A Mlshkoff fllT.OO Keller. Wllllam-D tioehnr 28.2S Longeneckcr. Samuel 8 Taylor fll 129.15 MolUnelU.

Giovanni Harsottt 24.25 Schroimer, "John" and "Mary Jacob Frele 45.11 Fklnnur. has HM.hrt.ftch 36.44 Taria, Benlamlno I'ulltnun. 3.V..14 Vlntjen, Andrew Wllhelmlne Norden 775.5a Mortgages. JULY 21. Baldwin.

H. to trusteed of 1 Henderson, Rutland rmd, near Rogers av Baxter. W. to H'ott, Cooper st, near Broadway i Becker, to Margt L)eBun, Wat kins 4.o4 1,200 250 250 1,500 BtManowsky. to Caldwetl, Kockaway av, Bennett, Kato to 1 Hedges, Eighteenth st.

Bergman, Esther, to the State Hank, CThrlstopher st, near Liberty nv Betse, C.ertrude II and H. to Ida KtiUkland, Pearl at. near Johnsun Blylzan. L. an-1 Anderson to tashinskl.

Pitkin av, cor Christopher av. Blyizan, L. and 8 Anderson to Title i and Co, Plikln av. cor ChrltoihT av, Beam. Mar' and H.

to same. Seventh av, near Pt Johns Place Kimball, Lydla and A to same. Kant Tail 'ty 'Seventh st, noar Avenue 2 morts Eame to Germ an la It and Imp Co. same property Btkshttsky. N.

to and Levy. Itebe-Vuise t. Brmlley, to Willkamsburgh Havings Hank. H-yward nl. near Marcy av Bra ht V.

to same, ttiunbute st, near Evergreen av t'nvaimgh. Mary to Pot, Hemlock Fame to Margt Young i. 5.500 9.500 6.00-) 1.300 1,500 2,0" K) 2,000 128 4,500 700 Coimun, to Ilorton and ano, ton av, Iavtsoti. Curoline and M. to -Lynch.

Iafayi-tte av, near 8utnnr to tir'issioid, Kustern parkway, i Bert stein. 1, to same, Eaftern parkway, liodd, W. tn Melaughlln Ileal Estate Co. EaM Flfty-flxiji nr Heverley road Jireyer, Kiuus, i'ik pluro, Kame to fluuhnn-r, name prop fcagan. J.

to Hufhwu'k Hxvlngs Knk. Monitor si. mr nv Gallagher, I. to 11 Hlh erst.itie, 1 lunu-nt 660 800 4.000 2,000 200 2. CM) 2.5'S) l.WI 1I.5O0 2.01 2.

CVltmtze. A. I i Km K. Iv fTKate, tutif av, ie. No il Wetinel'd nr l'utTent av Ciaslon.

li, to Goldmnn. A 1 it unli Varet si, near Itogart Greenfield, to H'ir-inan. ninth st. nr -vf-nte. nth Orensld, .1 and F.

X'j 1 -il iiik. Vernon av, ffJrve, Johanna to N'utnr, Ki-m-l- usko Bl. Ilaigh. H. to I lbst.tr.

p. rt third nr Twelfth nv 1alden ang. I .1 Mul.p nwang, Forty-fin st, nr Fourth av Kas hner, to Jennb' A In. ht r. dnr st.

Kaufman. Bohis. and PopMa to Fehlman, Heimont av, Hfi. kin.tn Kaufman. H.

to Amy Hltn t. nr HuttT av Kywr, to Isaacs, Fift B- rnth st, Keyser, to Kagl 8 ami TU) seventh st, K'ypr, to Isaacs, I-lft enth St. Klnko, to II Vundervew t', Ames st, Koppelman. to Falk, Mrlntol Ioiign, to Tltlf and Co. Twenty-first st.

nr Fourth av Iotlto. S. to 'an Iyne, trustee, Hut-land road, nr Hrookln av I and 1 H'-hnlder to () Relmer, Olenmor" and Hn.illker nm Josephine M. lo Hr-'-klvn Havings Hnk. ovlrigt' av, nr Third av Lucey, to Fl'tk f'Hveiiport, Ews Tlilrd sw nr Aw-nue I) McCrystai, Elln.

Jedford Hod Ibigen corner Tiov av McDonald. I and Jr Fmnkitn Twenty-eighth at, ame to Till fl sttd pari)' prop Ietrk. 'arrl to Matthtw. put. lie highway from Flatbusli to CiirnHiu, tr Xortnson, Margt snd A.

to Klmber, rort av, nr Fifth av to .1 Parker. t. GvarlMi. Title tl an) Hfth av. n- nr Hrgin ft Filler.

to A HUter. Sackfrsn si. fc.ftrt 2.1x1 4.000 1 ftio 1 000 3 5.1101 J. 400 1.401 1.500 2.750 i.ovo Plntlck. Wssevrmwn, is- born at.

4 Ilempe. Kmma. in Title ti atcl Co, Atlantic av. nr I tl a av H'iwhlium, to Title 1 and 1' en, Livonia av, nr iialorii st h', P. an T.

II Hlilpman. HuftVId St. 4 (hta, Mary and to Jialicr, jerum 8T- i isiii BnJI to Marst a ucKHJwln, mort Bom AV. IU3.4 Rl.lgpw.Kul av. 23xl.r, John Murfrmnn and Joseph A Collins lo Guttnv Skogw nom OSUORN 8T.

WO ft a Dumont av. S5.S xlfo. Leibiah Plnik'k to 3ml Iana- al Raihel Lak. hi part, mort nom OSHORN ST. ft a IJuraont a v.

K.S J100, hl. Htrnard Splegler 10 lxflblsh IMnzlrk. mort 3.M) Dm OVINOTON AV. ssn.l Four-toenih av, Khilii3.7anx3iiS.I. Howell IJobba.

New Ruchelle. V. lo Geo Hanley nom OVINOTON AV. a. a Fourteenth av.

20x104.9x20x105.4, r.eo and Marie Hanley to Raflaele I.K(tlero nom OVINOTON AV, a. 540.3 a Fourteenth av, 40x103.7x40x104.11. Geo and Marie Hanley to Giovanni nom Pacific st. a a. ft citmon at.

TlOO hAI l.llllan rinufnov In Kltse I) Mamehhausen. nukrt I4.50t 1 PACIFIC ST. a. 75 ft Vanderbllt av, 2oxl10. laaac Cary to Benjamin Carskadden.

LAndaowne. Pa nom PACIFIC ST. 2i.I Carlton av. 19 6x2x33. 6x70.11.

mm, to same nom PACIFIC 8T. 3.r.3. Carlton av, 19.6x100, same to aame om PACIFIC ST. S73.6 a Carlton av. 19.6x101.

fame to aame "om PACIFIC SI. 334.3 Carlton av, 19.6x100. aame to same PACIFIC ST. a. .114.11 a Carlton av.

li.6xS4. aame to name nom PACIFIC ST. 29S.3 Carlton av, 19.6x84. aame to same nom PACIFIC ST, 209.8 Vanderbllt av. runs 100 81.4 i a ztm.a to Pacific st 219.

same to same nom PACIFIC ST. 275.10 Carlton av. 19.0XS4. same to Bame PACIFIC ST, S3.4 Sixth av, 33.4 same to same omitted PACIFIC ST. s.

116.S Sixth av, 16.8 x90, same to same omitted PACIFIC ST. 133.4 Sixth av, runs 90 3H.S 0.9 a il R8.3 to st same to same, mort J9.000 omitted PACIFIC ST. s. 370.1 Sixth av. 39.5 xl00x40xHM; Pacific st.

a. 4S9.S Slxtn av 20.100 t.ime to aame. morta nom PACIFIC ST. a. 449.7 Sixth av.

19. Wi Iaac cary to ucnj Larskau- don. landsowne. Pa nom PACIFIC ST. a.

183.4 Sixth av. runs nS8.3xew.il.sxew34.2xnw!ri.xsimt to street, xelil.8. same to aame. mortp J29.0OO nom PACIFIC ST. a.

409.7 Sixth av. 20x same to aame nom PACIFIC ST. a. 75 ft Vanderbllt av. 2nxl00, John Strongiiueat to Isaac Cary PACIFIC ST, s.

295.3 Carlton av. 19.6X H4. hast A Webber to same a.s'w PACIFIC ST. a. 449.7 Sixth av, 19.10X ino.

Albert Voorhees to same a.oiw PACIKIC ST. s. 334.3 Carlton av. 19.6x100. I Whltson and Phebe Valentine to same 4.7O0 PACIFK? ST.

373.6 Carlton av, IV.tlxlOO, Hannah Hoaers to same (wo PACIFIC ST. 353.9 Carlton av. 19.6x100. Marat wife Jamca McCrca, to some 4,750 PACIFIC ST. a.

209.8 Vanderbllt nv. runs loo 8. .4 92. a to nt A 219. II I'nmvn and Ametlee Moron, exra (Charles Moran.

to 15,000 PACIFIC ST. 83.4 Sixth av, runs li uo wt-8 0.9 ii. i a to st 100. hAVI. chauncev Graham to same, morts 118.000 8.600 PACIFIC ST, 183.4 Sixth av, luna 88.3 51.5 34.2 81.6 a 100 to st 141 8.

Andrew Dower to some, morts $29,000 45,000 PACIFIC ST s. 489.8 Sixth av. 20x 100, John Adamson to same, mort Id.imo o.vou PACIFIC ST a. S70.1 Sixth av. 19.9 xioox'9.

10x100, aame to aame, mort o.wju PACIFIC ST. 389.10 Sixth av. io aame to aame. mort A000 6.000 PiCIFtr ST n. 256.3 Carlton av.

19.6X 98.2x33.6x70.11. Albert Morton tn 4.MU PACIFIC ST. s. 314.11 Carlton av, 19 6x84 hx-1. Ames Hawley and ano.

exra. etc. Oscar Hawley. to same 4,800 PARK ST. a r.

200 ft Broadway, 25x100. hl. John Ulenm to unaa Drever. mort nom PEAIIL ST. 1U5.3 a Johnson at, runs n.

st; 7a Rl) a 20. nartltloil. Frank Reynolds to Gertrude BesBe PINE ST. s. 125 ft Pitkin av.

25x100. OeorR-o Hover to Henry Martens, morta nom PITKIN AV. 8 cor Christopher av. 50x 100, Wolf Potanhlnskl, Worcester, Masa. to Henry lj Blyizan and Samuel Ander sen nom PROSPECT AV, 8, 135.6 Greenwood nv, 18x150, wm Aliaen to uiara.

11 Wood nom RAPELVE ST, 650 ft Third st, 50 X150, Jacob Hossert to ecnurr-melster. ir nom ROAD from Flnthush to canarste, a s. 459.9 highway leading to hlatlanna, containn 4 1-100 acres; rond from Brooklyn to Flatlands, 213.8 road Flat-lands to Canarste, contains 3 d-lul) acrea; plot beg-lns at corner formed by Intersection hiBhway leading: to Flatbttsh and highway leading to Brooklyn, contains 2 30-100 acres, Carrie Mesick to Michael I. MclAuahlin and John Shaub nom ROAD from FUtbush to Canarsle, aame prop. William Matuewa to l-orrie Mesick nom ROCK A WAY AV.

I. ft I C.lrnmora av, 25x100.1, Everett Caldwell to Abraham Belanowaky nom SACKMAN ST. s. 183 ft Olenmore av. 20x100.

hart, Morris urnnenicoia to Helena Kronenaold. mort $1,000 nom SACKMAN ST. a. 100 ft Sutter av 133.4x100. Abraham Slater to Hosa flt- zer.

morts nom SACKMAN ST. 75 ft Belmont av. 25x100. Dora, wire Kilns reioman, to Max Fcl.iman. morta $2,175 nom SEVENTY-FIUST ST.

420 ft Eigh teenth av. 40x100, Frances it ttnoacs, widow, and Annie Snlttln. daughter anil only heir Geo Rhodes, to John Kcnnlon nom B1XTH AV. 'cor Atlantic av, runs Iihi 6.5 28.8 o.s zt 1.1 a 47 tn nv a 2o.l, Amelia A Fal-Ion to Isaac 6.0 SIXTH AV. 62 ft Atlantic av.

17.10x41, Amelia A ration io win Cary SIXTH AV, 8, 62 ft a Atlantic av. runs a n.io a i.i 80.11 to Atlantic av 44 62 28. Stephen Fallon, exor John Fallon, to same lf.5ii SIXTH AV. cor Forty-first st. 100.

2x 100. foreclosure. William Melody to Bernard Feely SIXTH AV. s. 1M ft a Atlantic av, runs wM0xn6.5xe28.Sxn6.8xr25xnl.lxc47 to avenue, XH20.1, Isaac Cary to IlenJ Carskaddon nom BNEIUKER AV, 100 ft 8 Belmont av.

25x100. Sarah French to Rachel Weinberg '000 SOUTH ELLIOTT PLACE, a. 85 ft Hanson place, 21x90, Abraham Sanger to Sarah Sanger, mort $4,000 7.000 ST1NE AV. a. 150 ft a Sutter av, viral 1,4.1 imv Black tn llenzlon Kaufman, mort $3 690 6.400 STilNE AV.

a 21 ft a Pllinont av, Isaac Ilorton. Jr. and Alonxo De Baun to Nathan Cortnan STONE AV. 50 ft Dumont nv. 50x loO, Krnue Katxewltx to Abraham Oarnilze.

all llena TWELFTH 4V, s. 40 ft a Sixty-sixth st. 20x100. chna A Anderson to Bernard and John Ginsberg TWENTY-FIRST HT. a s.

12.. It Fourth av. 60x100. Sarah Gray, l.VMtict.acn Lontfn and Car'mella. Ma wife 16.300 fNDKBHII.L AV, 137 ft Park ace, 18.8x100, hall, fhna I.

Wise. Kast Ornnne J. to Ben Srhwartl, mort l.m nom VANDEIIBILT cor Paclflc St. 23 xT5 Isaac 11 Cary to IlenJ Carskaddon nom A Nl 'Kit Ml LT AV, s. 50 ft a Atlantic av 25x100 same to same nom VANDEBBII.T AV.

s. 25 ft Pacific at. 25x75. Claus Meyer to Isaac II l-ary nom VANDEIIBILT AV. a.

ft a Atlantic av Albert Iroctor to snma 4.0W VFRNUN AV. a a. 100 ft Tompkins av. 7xiis bl. 8uan Collins to Jnnaa and Frederick Greenwald.

mort tl.rto.. nom VIRGINIA PLACE, cor Talk place. 1'. 9x79.9; Virginia place, a. 127.9 Park place.

18x5. Huthgate Bldg Co to John y.ahn. Rutherford. JOI PH1NGTMN AV. cor flt Marks av, runs 89 1 4.11 JA7 0T to av a 32.

Oeo Heal ley to David Klein morts $7,000 non W'ATKINft ST. a 8. 125 ft Dumont av, Mxioo; Wntklns al. 8. oo ft a Dumont av.

soxion. Lelb Kesbenover to William Duhrolt, mort $1. non WTK1NS PT, 8, 190 ft a Rherdale av 20x100, Margaret De Itaum to Jacob Bi kcr non WAVEHLY AV. a. 541,8 Mvrtla av, 16 liAI.

Phoebe A Voorhees. wife, and Jacob Arlington, J. tn Isano A Ketchnm. mort non WYTHE AV. Hi ft North Eighth st hl, Ralph LIpurhyK to Andrew Vrabel.

morta 65.000 raan (ror other Itefil Fstete nee pnite 14.) CUNARD LINE AGREEMENT. London, July 22 It Is announced that the government has completed the agreement with the Ciinard Steamship Company and that It will be submitted shortly to Parliament and the shareholders. It Is tinderaiood that the government will pay considerably over for the construction of two additional steamer and that the whole fleet of vessels will be at the government' disposal as cruisers. UNITED BOX BOARD. It Is learned from official sources that the balance sheet of the Vnlted Ilo Hoard and Taper Company shows that the companies owned and controlled by It earned net In June t7.r.r.4.

The company's offloera that nearly one-half of the oompany'a possible production for the paper year, which begins Aitaimt 1 next, la already sold at prirea very much In advance of the prices of the past year, and that all of th mills are run ning In excellent form. In EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS. London Money in the market to-day was almost obtainable on borrowers terms. On the Stock Exchange business, owing to the absence of public support, was depressed, I In sympathy with Americans. Consols were also affected by the Japan-Russia war ru- mors and new corporation loans.

Americans opened weak, eppccially United States Steel, In response to New York, hardened to about parity and reo.ained unsettled. Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fe, Southern Pacific and Lnlon Pacific had the best tone. Prices closed firm. Berlin Business on the Boerse to-day was quiet. Industrial and government securities were steady.

Later trading In all departments was stagnant. On Exchange on London 20 marks 37 pfennigs for checks. Discount rates Short bills 3 per three months' bills 3 per cent. Paris Three per cent, rentes 97 francs 42H centimes for account. Exchange on Loudon 2o Irancs li centimes for checks.

LONDON QUOTATIONS. Clos- N. Y. inn. equlv.

Cloa- N. Y. Ing. equlv. Consols, mon.

1011 111-o't 9'J Nat. Hex. pf 30 88W Bi! 1-16 V.Centnil.lna llli 4W Hon. usi. 1) i Nort.

pf II I AtchihOii Cf.Ji Atchison l)l hli nun. o. pt. u-m Can. hus.

ulno. 34: Chi. lit. V. 17 'MH Ml? Krlo fcrie 1st Ill) KrleUd 5H Illinois Cent.

1:14 sVa iMli-. Clt-Clir 8.. 1134 UlHa out. A West, iilini Fennsvlvunla olltj Ills) V--H 111 2d 71l 3. lieiiiiuiK 014 Head.

1st pt. i'i Head. lid 3o St. Puui 14o Solllheriil'ac. Southern Hy.

4W sH 1415 South. Ky. jit. HS I nlon I'ai ltlc 11) I'nion l'lic. pf SH r.

s. a4 f. S. steel pf. 't4N Watiash iliia wniiash i.oiiit..&.Nnsh.iiiH ior Mox.leiitnil.

I'l yO)s XM9s 4 411-4 411 S7-H tib)4 2iut. of 21 11146 I Wauasli dch. CAR SHORTAGE THREATENED. Philadelphia, July 22 Goneral Manager Atterbury has sent a circular to consignees on Ihe Pennsylvania Railroad, ami several of the subsidiary lines east of Pittsburg, asking their co-operation in preventing a threatened car shorlago. As the Pennsylvania Railroad, on its lines East and West, owns 213,000 cars, or 31,000 moro than in the car shortage Is all tho more remarkable.

Kansas Clfy The Missouri Pacific Railway Company and the Burlington have announced that they will not receive grain shipments for Kansas City, and tho Missouri Pacific will not receive grain routed through Kansas City. MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS. Flour was uteadfer. Fales wrre 2,700 packases lip to noon. Cjuottt lions were: Minnesota patents, Minnesota winter pa-t'-iHM, 3.9fal.ao; winter stmlitlitH.

3.50nS.Ji.; winter extras. winter low tirades. Itye ftnur wan dull; fair lo good, choice fancy. H). SuRar wan firm; fair reflnlnsr, 8 centrl filial.

ffi test. 3 ll-16c: molnssea migar. 2 l.r-lio; refined firm: crushed. S.60; powdTed, 5.11; Branulated, 5. Hef was dull; mess, family, pa'k-t, Pork was dull; mess.

fl6.50al7.25; 17.50a IS: slmrt clear. Petroleum was steady; refined, all porta, J8.50 a 8. F-n. Hides wore dull, with TVxas dry. 2inZi lbs, 141; IJalveaton dry, ZlBlb lbs, lSe; California dry.

lbn. lttr. Spirits of turpentine firm at Tallow was quiet, with city 4Via4'c; cotinlry, 4Ha4e. Rosin waa llim; strained, common to good, 52a 2. nn.

Kica was firm; domestic, Japan nominal. Hay waa dull; shipping, 80a85e; good to choice, Sl.10a1.ln Pntatnew (ttendy; Jorcey swnotn. basket 76ca ll.fifi; Southern, Long Island, Barley was steady; feeding, 52c c. i. Buffalo; malting, c.

1. f. Hutfnlo. Beans steady; marrow, 2.si)a2.8.; medium, Ktra'v nulet; long rye, S-'ihWc. Hop dull; state, enmmon to choice.

1W2 lSaSl'c; l'tiil-lc; oUis, 4a7c; Paclllc coiat. 1102, 15a21c; 1901, 30al5e; old," 4u7c. INSURANCE. PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.

PHENIX BUILDING, 1 COURT STREET. ATLANTIC MUTUAL INS. 41 und Al Wull Street, New York. CFIUANIZIOD IN IS42. Insure against marine and inland transportation rinks nnd will Issim pHcleH making Ions payable In EhKland.

Assets over ten million dollar a for the or its policies. The profits of the company revert to thft as-purt-d ami are divided nmiually upon the premiums tcrmlntid during tho year, thereby rf-due-nx the cost nf Insurance. For such dividends, certificates are taMiud. bearing Interist until or-drrfd to be redeemed, in accordance with the charter. A.

A. R.WPN. President. F. A.

PARSONS. V. President. mitNEUrs eI.PFHT. TI V.

Prei. tmfo p. mnviJov, ad v. Pres. O.

FT.WTilM FT.OYD-.TONr;3. See. rtrnoklyn. N. July 3.

19'. I HKHKBY GIVE N'OTIfr3 THAT THE FOR- mer Insurance Arm of AVKRY A PENDLETON, lately doing business at No. 7C Broadway and No. 17.4 Montague street, Ilrooklyn, X. has been rtlM'ilved.

I am no longer a partner, and nm not connected In any way with said Arm, and the ue of my namo in said business connection is wbolly unauthorized. 22-8 A. P. AVERY. BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company.

Chartered IST2. SAFE DEPOSIT nUILDLNO. MONTAlU ST. CORNKH OF CLINTON. SAFES HdiM FIVE TO ON It HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PKR YEAR.

Trunks and packonea containing raluablaa tnken on atoraga (or any length of Mm at low mips. IIKXRY X. RRI'PIt. Proant. (iKOIMR CHAI XPEY.

Vlca Praild.nt. TIKIM in rl. illK. s. 8 A VINOS AND LOAN.

Xoan (Tompan Ml REUSES ST. Bar Cltf Hall gquara. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $1,000,000.00 PAYS 4 PER CENT. PFR ANNUM, JULY ASH JANUAKY. ON IAVINU ACCOUNT.

PAY 5 PER CENT. PBK MMI-AN- NUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOU.NTa. PAY ON MONTHLY ACCUMCLATIVK ACCOUNT KROM TO PKR CKNT. PKR ANNUM.

AC-C'OHhiNli TO NL'MHKR Or" MO.NIHr UK-POHlTa) RKUUI.AKLY MALIK. HKOINNINO AT ANY TIMK. LOANS ON IMPROVED IXICAL HKAL PTAT P.KPAYAI1LK IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. K. I1HITTON.

rrraldrnt. KI.WIS IMI'KII. lal Vlrr I'rralilrnt. M. II 1 1.

II, ill Vice I'rralilrnt JtMKK T. AallLKV. Ne. and Trrai. JllBfc.1'11 MUIIU, Aaalalainl crcr-.

THUDTKKK: Paul Grnut, Janira H. Prrtaoa. Hlrhard H. Lalmba.r.Jr. Klw.rd M.

CHII4. Amua H. Cropsr. Kdward R. tlrluga.

Jamna T. Aahl.y. John T. ItafTertjr. Kloln I.

Pip.r. Fradarlrk H. fchrotdar. Owria J. Jardln.

Loul. Kaar, (IENERALCOUNEt MraKR. CAKR OHOI'T. OPEN IIONUAII LftTIL P. II.

Chicago M'lTViukee Minneapolia Imluth St. Loulj Kansas City Toledo Detroit Ptforla Total New Tork Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New irleana Galveston Total New Tork Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Total UNITED STATES AND CANADA EAST OF THE ROCKIES. Wheat. Corn. Bushels.

Rushols. 20.153,IHI0 13.17:1.0) 22.0S1.000 13,854.0.0 Oats. Bliehels. 6.751,000 730. 000 21.000 Last week Previous week ncrease Decrease 1.

928, 000 1,000 A comparison with similar figures on tho nearest corresponding dates In the two preceding years is as follows: Wheat. Corn. HllHhels. KliKhels. Oats.

Hnhels. 1.3"4.o:0 Iast year 2N.lni5,0iO 9.152,000 Previous year 3i.45:i.ooi) 2o.14-j.ijOO WALL STREET NOTES. J. W. Platten, treasurer of the Erie Rail- read Company, has been appointed assistant to the president of the LehiKh Valley Railroad Company, with offices in Philadelphia.

Mr. Platten will have charso of the financial, accounting and purchasing departments of tbo company. Bonds received for refunding yesterday amounted to of which $13,100 were 3 per cent, and 4 per cent. Exchanges yesterday amounted to $234,500, making the totals of both accounts $78,045,350. Checks' issued in settlement of exchanges to date amount to $3,357,710.

A Western dispatch says that the outcome of the recent change In control of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company may. be the consolidation of the Utah Fuel Company with the Colorado concern. In fact, it is understood that such a plan has already been devised and will likely bo consummated before the end of the year. The outcome of Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's affairs has left matters In such a state that there is no longer necessity for keeping the -two companies separate. At a special meeting of the stockholders of the Detroit Southern-Railroad Company held at Detroit yesterday the recent action of tho voting trustees to increase tho capital stock from $17,000,000 to $26,000,000 was approved.

The proceeds will be used for extensions. The company now has an authorized Issue of $16,000,000 common stock and $10,000,000 preferred. People close to Standard Oil interests are tnlklng in a more bullish strain than heretofore. In fact these people advise purchases of stock and especially of the standard rails. No bull campaign is promised and no surprise would be expressed by these Interests if even lower priceB wore made in the next few months.

It is added, however, that present prices offer bargains and this will bo abundantly Illustrated before the end of the year. Bull tips are Bomowhat of a novelty, but there are very strong ones out on New York Central and from conservative sources. Public Interest In this stock is largely centered on the outcome of the reports of Rockefeller control or a big Standard Oil interest in this Important trunk line that would permit Its utilization in conjunction with the ambitious planB for the Rockefeller-Gould systems. It Is surprising the number of usually well informed people who look for developments along this line and also for a Rockefeller representation In the Pennsylvania Railroad board and a say-in Its policy. While the short Interest in New York Central is estimated as fairly large, and indicated by the active borrowing demand, It is held to be only a small fraction of the Bhort Interest In some of the other rails and industries, notably I'nion Pacific.

St. Paul. Atchison, Steel, Sugar and Copper. Another significant fact about New York Central Is the scarcity of the offerings and even a rally In the price does not bring out much stock This Is generally aecopted as confirmatory of the reports of big recent absorption and credited to Rockefeller Interests. There ore some shorts In New York Central that would be glad to get out.

The increase of tho Erie first preferred dividend to a 4 per cent, basis yesterday and with no action on the second preferred stock practically marks the end of a veritable flood of dividend Increase rumors that were current In tho past few months and which undoubtedly buoyed up what have turned out to be false hopes. On the basis of earnings a dividend on Erlo second preferred could have been safely and conservatively declared as with all the other rbada about which similar rumors have been current. In spite of previous rumors to- the contrary, the regular rales have now beca declared on Missouri Pacific, Illinois Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Louisville and Nashville and a host of less important systems. If current rumors of liquidation by the Gates Western crowd are true, these spectacular "financiers" will not figure so promi nently In the luture slock market aa they have in the pnst. It lo asserted that not only has the profit from the Louisville nnd Nashville deal and other coups of the last few years vanished but that these Interests have less actual capital than when the old American Steel and Wire deal was completed.

Of courne, such reports are discredited by the flutes people, who any that tills crowd haa madn large profits In speculating In the last few months, as they havo been bulling the grain market and bearing stocks. The break In Vnlted States Steel to a new low record has brought out almost Innumerable reports that at least do credit lo the inventive and Imaginative faculties of the bear crowd. The one most persistent Is that the dividend on the common will be passed, but this Is declared absurd by officials and Is apparently ridiculous in view of the big earnings and prospect for their continuance, other reports have had to do with controversies In the management, among big stockholders, of liquidation of dates' Interests, of selling by a Junior member of the firm conspicuous In the promotion of the company, as well as forced soiling by President Schwab. The ease with which tho price of these stocks hna been depressed denotes heavy liquidation and gives point 10 tne rumors of It coming from big lnteret. Another disappointing feature Is the lack of support from the Insiders and this alio gives point In the tales that these big Interests are having their troublos as well as ihe smaller fry.

A fairly large 1 hurt Interest In the general lock market undoubtedly extatB. most of which hut been Incurred by profeslonnl traders on Ihe floor of the Slock Exchange. Nevertheless, it is more than doubtful whether 10 per rent, nf the transactions which remain open over night have any eon-liectlon with the short rile. nintter how large a current short interest Is, there are always five hundred persons long of stock tn one short. Kven here In Wull street, where sentiment has on th, whole hn bearish for months, It Is exceptional to met enybody who is short of the market.

Ninety, nine per cent, of the tpeculnilve community has been carrying slocks walrhlug litem fall every day, until In many rr. their vnlut hat been completely rut In two. and stocks which have been hypothecated nave almost Invariably been fully remargined once or twice or sold out upon the market, ('imuc. quratly tbo pretect it an uuprecidentcdly Conveyances. JULY 21.

AMES PT. a. 90 ft Pitkin av. TSitlOO. John Vanderveer Co to Wm Krinko nom ATLANTIC AV, ft Vanderbllt av.

i.xiuo. Isaac Cary to BenJ Carskaddon, Landsowne, Pa nom ATLANTIC AV, s. 175 ft Vanderbllt av. 4)Xl, same to same, mort H.coo..,. nom ATLANTIC AV.

s. 175 ft Vanderbllt av, NWlOu. Cha and John di Kuwa to Isaac Cary, mort nom ATLANTIC AV. 320.2 Carlton av. 11x85.1; Interior 85 ft Atlantic av.

345.2 Carlton av. runs a 15 27.6 2.3 13.5 ft 28.11, Richard Condon to same 4,000 ATLANTIC AV, 97 ft Sixth av, 2xM(, 7x1)3, Includes only portion of old Brooklyn and Jamaica turnpike road contained In above, City New York same, nom ATLANTIC AV. 150 ft Vanderbllt av, 25x100, Chas I) and John Reeve to same 3.000 ATLANTIC AV, 445.2 Carlton av. runs 80.10 23.8 3G.P 1)7 to Atlantic av SK, Allan Ramsay same, mort $5M fi.500 ATLANTIC AV, 345.2 Carlton avl 25x85, Ann Kcegan to same, mort $700,. 4,000 ATLANTIC AV.

4i.7 Mxth nv, 1 runs 174.11 17ti to av and 26.5. Is, eorge 1 Vwers to name 10,000 ATLANTIC AV. s. 221 ft Vanderbllt av, 70x100. Estey Wlro Works Co to same 24.000 Atlantic: av.

s. Fifth av. 171. 7x76.8x34. 2x185.6, Julia Urey lo same 18,000 ATLANTIC AV, a 2 ft Sixth av, hAI.

Ay may Embury and ang, i xrt John Drake, to same 8,250 ATLANTIC AV, cor Sixth av, 28x62, laae Ivy to Wm Cary 7,000 ATLANTIC AV, a s. ft Sixth av, ii.V1.:.. Hushfcfl, (-xr John to lhaac. Cary 5,000 ATLANTP AV, s. 345.2 Carlton av, Isaac II Cary to lienj Cars-' kaddon, Landsowne, Pa nam ATLANTIC AV, p.

2:1 ft Van-derhllt av, 7xH)0, fame to.f'ame nom ATLANTIC AV, 4t5.2 Carlton, av, rutin sso. Mxfw23.XxeH6.10xnell7xn to At-iiintie av. xw89, same to same nom ATLANTIC AV. a 320.2 Carlton 'av, 1x85.1; interior lot. .85 ft g- Atlantic av, 345.2e Carlton av', runa slSxw name to nom ATLANTIC AV, 217, ft' Sixth av, rutift W5txp76.8xsw34.2xsc77.7xne:i4.2xnw sHine tn same nam ATLANTIC AV.

a 28 ft Sixth nv, runs w44xpS0.11xe25xn..lxe47 to Sixth av, Xnl7.10xw28xn62, Isaac Cary to same nom ATLANTUr AV. a cor Sixth av, 28xt2, same' to Pa me nom ATLANTIC AV, f. 468." Sixth av, runs sel74.11xwl70xnl00 to Atlantic av, xe26.5, Isaac Cary to wme horn ATLANTIC AV. a s. 72 ft Sixth av.

25x93x25. 7x87.7, same to same nom ATLANTIC AV. 97 ft Sixth av. same to same nom ATLANTIC. AV, s.

97 ft Sixth av, mme to same nom ATLANTIC AV. s. M6.5 Fifth. I7t.7x76.Sx34.2xl85.fl, same to same nom AVENl'K V. cor Fast Seventeenth st, 179.2xl(.r.x;42.inxift0.

Neil Macintosh to the Macintosh Construction Co nom BAV HIIMiK AV, 200 ft Fifteenth av, Ralph Delmoro to (Sen Hunley nom BF.LMoNT AV, cor Sackman st, Iddxioo, Max Feidman to Sophia Kaufman and Sophia Coyne, mort $14, sua nom BKROKN HT, s. 380 ft Franklin av, Ifl.SxIlO, h.1, Frank Snyder to Wm Halgh, and Emma his wife, mort nom BKItKY ST. s. 75 ft South First st, 25xt8. 9x25x70, John Runcle, Bockvllle Centre, I.

to Lizzie Driver, part nom BU'i-ToL PT. 201.6 lMtkln nv, 2S.6xlOO, hAl, Joseph Falk to Morris Koppelman, mort $1,800 nom BRISTOL ST, b. 175.3 SutUr av. 25x liw, John II Vanderveer Co to Herman Munis nom FItOADWAY. 180 ft Roebllng st, 2ixHMt.

Max Ahrens to City of New York W.500 Bt'SH WICK AV. 100 ft F.ast-ern Parkway extension, 50x29, 5x Samuel (iraham to Philip I pa-t. all liens nom EASTKRN PARKWAY, sea. 256.1 Sterling place. 4txl00, Barnet Qrossbard to Isaac Iiernstln nom CEDAR ST, a.

18: ft Evergreen av. Jennie A Sehluchtner to John Knsrhner, mort 12.000 2.900 CHARLES HT, s. 148.1 Prospect St, 1 3xPKt, Alex 8 KJrkman to Stephen Pettlt nom CLARK BT. cor Columbia heights. 20.6x75.6, Ernest Oreen to Edward Von and Pauline, his wife.

Joint tenants, moil $vK nom CLEVELAND ST. 161.8 Fulton st, John Kelly to Martha nom CC'NSELYKA ST. No 67. 200 ft Lor-Imer at. 25x110, Marie, wife Henry l.aniier.

to rector, etc. lirace Church. Wllllamsburgh. mort $1.700..., 2,700 DEAN ST. Sh ft Stone av, Wx 107.2, James Parker to Pasquale Nlc-otello Hum DtiAN ST, p.

140 ft Carlton av, 4x 110, Nels and lennard JohnHon to i'hn Voorhles, mort nom DEAN ST. 4ii0.ft Kingston av. 19. fix 17 a. hAI, Charlea (.1 Reynolds to Ueo Wheeler, niort nom DHIIKVOIHE ST.

94 ft Worrell st. ltrl. lsldor Krefetz to Nathan Hoksliltzky. mort 3nt nom Dl'FEIKLD ST, 2UV4 Wllloughhy st. 21.Kx'.io.3.

Edward it bhtpman to jonn I' and Charlotte nom EASTERN PARKWAY, a Sterling place, runs 40 a 88.4 4' 4 76.8. same to Frank Di'zer. mort mo nom EST-SEVENTH ST. a. 180 ft Av S.

Chan Voorhees to Nels and piinr.n. morts $3,000 nom EST TMIHI) ST. s. 340 ft a lbhinrle road. Coxl'iM, Mb'hael MrLaugh-lin nn.l Milton tf Klutler to Ernest 1.M EAST THIRD ST.

142.6 Church av run ii lu3 to Ht ll. Mc- Item E-tate Co to same. 600 SIXTEENTH ST. S. lnil ft Avenue 6x l-'ft.

Nell Mnclntosh to the MavMnth Construction Co EAST SEVENTEENTH ST. a. ton ft Avt-nue Macintosh to the Cunctructlon Co nom EAST KNTV-EIUHTH ST. s. 1K0 ft Av Vxbii.

Franklin Soctetv for Home Itnil-ltim ii ti! Savings to John nnd Murt.t1! A Jr nom EST THIRTV-SKV ENTH ST, 180 Avoue .1. release mort. Oer-mnnla Hn lei.itt- and Jmpl Co to Lydla 1' Kimi.ill nom EAST K1ITV SIXTH ST. s. '(! ft Hoverlev Real Estate Co to Hiram 1.M0 KP1HTH ST.

2512 SeM-nth av, Pani'l'i i AM.ey io lmnll Mar- tell, mort (. nom EIGHTEENTH ST, s. 1 53 ft Slxlh av. 20xlis. irai-e A Lane.

Annie Stewart and Marv 1, heirs Tlmothv Lane, to Kate Bennett omitted fVtRTY-THIRD ST. a. XVI ft Twelfth av. SrtiloO.I, bftl. Wm Hnlfh and Emma A.

his wife, to Frank Snyder, mort $2.500 FIFTH HT. a a. Fifth av, 2(pl, Simuel Roebuck to (ieo Roehu. mort FIFTH HT. a 117.10 Fifth av 2xPtn.

Samuel Roebuck to Oeo Roebuck, mort $1,500 FIFTY-SECOND HT. a S. 140 ft Pixlh av. 2'Xb 2. Monroe Htlner to Kate II iV'llv, mort $2 71 FIFTY-SEVENTH ST.

a 140 ft nom nom nom nom Eleventh 40x100 2. Fred Isaacs in ntto Kevwr. mort $2.400 iRTV-SIXTH ST. a. 10 ft sixteenth av.

2. Lillian Mac-i tthur to nom nom FELTtiN ST a. 121. 1 Lewis av, runs ti (' 28 10 to Chauncey at I 1 i 114 34.5 to Fulton at 50, Maiv Wilkes to Lowell nom CLENM'lltE AV. cor SnedlVer av, Pi.xli-..

iito Relmer to Jacob Iev-1 i i nid DaWd Sohnelder. mort Otnlttsd (ilioVK r. h. 2itti tt Central av, I'xIim. ltM, Bauer to Hlaslus I'fii'K-r, ni irt nom I sr.

'CO ft canlral av, liM Marie M-Uenhsner. extrg 1,1. It lo E'llth Ilnssey, I' nom ll wv'tin uis-i ST. is, 4se 6 Nostrand A llHWxbnrst. heir iiirst.

to Wllllsm II ft Orlflln place, I rnderl.lll. o.vsler I 1 liv, f. fn, 11 Hi. nr-t II KM 11 -K ST. s.

1-iini II 'V LI i. 11 Ilnl KIN-iiN V. or muter av. Ml II Vim iervn-r Oil II H'KINJ KT 1 I'swlli Kt'. i-t.

I -'0 ft Msir, In to Anron Ik. II1-I1K1MKI1 -T. f. av. bail.

1 has mllh llarrv F111IM1 in- s. sv, ft tie.if',V i SV. 2 Murine v'ty of vk 10 jr.ild.MK HT, jr. ft 11. Mlclun and Juttiea Hbea.

all title, rnntt IV'l Hem, Joseph. Wllilam' an-l lletlareen. hy JohHima II. Ilri.eii. auar.llHn to sitne Jl'HN AV, as, 44 llnshwlck 24 7x100, ball, ll.rii,, to ik'ta.

and An-lreia -k. mort 41 r. ft Kumn.r si1, 80 80i 81 "4 65'j 60 7.05 80 Dee CORN- 81 81 61 Sept fifi'4 r-o'b Dec D6 Cli1 LARD Casl' FfTfRE MARKETS AT CHICAQO. (Reported by L. O.

Kulnlln 66 Broadway.) iipen- niR-n- lowing, est. est. 76 7f. 7rii 1C'L4 7l'A, TiYS, 70'4 7V 7, 78'aj 784 77-U 7M-4 75 day'B WHEAT Dec Mn Dec May OATB Dec LARD Clos'a; 7(1 7C-4 49' 33. 3j 7C7 7- 85 7.

C0 8- 25 8. H7 8.07 r.n ro 4lll4 4'J' 37 36 so 38 5" 40 4Hg 38 85 7.77 7.1)5 7.70 8.32 8.37 815 411X4 488 iia'4 Sept 7.90 8.02 7.i6 7-72 7, 05 RIHB- July Sept 8 40 8.40 8 32 8.12 8. Id 8 07 PUHK- Ju'y 14.05 1415 Kept 14.30 14 35 14-15 14.25 14-37 CXtll MARKETS Al NKW YORK. Teatar- Last To-day. day.

Wdna. WHEAT Weak julet uuisl No.2Red.f.o 811'ij 82 i. vl tfa CORN Venk Unlet Uulat No. Corn, elevator. 5t'i 5Cti Uulrl 40-J Quia! fib', Quiet 4.70 41.70 Uulel 7.85 CjUlel 1675 WuUI IV OATf Wank Quiet 41'4 Quiil 00 Qulst 470 3.70 Quiet 7.60 Quiet 17.00 Qulst IV fit No.

Oats, elevator. 4()'a RYE No. f. o. 1-1 if II gutet Ulna.

Patent 4.70 inter airaiKht, new. LARD Qiimi Priuie Western 78J PORK Old Mesa OCEAN FREIGHTS. Liverpool Cerk, lor orders. ltl 75 COMPARIHON OK ASH PRICK. Current caeh pric, at New York of itaple articles, compared wn tgure of tiie correspondlnn last month and last year, are as follut: year, Last Tsar.

To-dt. Cotlon.mld.upl.n)ils 13 no Print cloths Coffee, No. 7 Wheat, No. I Bed. i.

Corn. No. 2 Data. No. I n'otniMl Flour, Minn, patent 4 l'ork, mess If, Beef, family Beef, bams -i-, Lard, choice ji) Mi-lasses.

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