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12 THE BKOOKiYST DAILY EAGLE. "frEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1900. TRUST COMPANIES. 25xS0, S0S.9 ft Flushing av. RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS.

Corn. Oats. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. BETTER BUYING OF WHEAT. Barrels.

Bushels. Bushels. BUBbels. 79.9S0 2S.075 12,407 nom 9.500 nom 3.416 35.000 33.045 15.074 6.592 6,825 New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Galveston 101,069 64,742 113,399 2S.O00 xewtown Patrick Kelly to Annie Kelley. Fifth st 300 ft Laurence boulevard.

50x 100. Bay Side Same to same, parcel at Bay Side, begins cor thereof, adj land of Patrick Kelly, Bay Side William J. Hamilton to Gustave A Rosen blath. lots 24, 26, block 7, map of Grin nell property, Newtown 6,314 C13 114,602. 19.000 500 Total 23.7S2 213,963 387.160 9S.536 EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS.

Crop Reports From the Northwest Indicate Greater Damage Than Estimated. Flour. Wheat, Corn. Oalo, Barrels. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushotn 8.972 52,329 16,411 sl05.3xe!0Oxn93.9xwlOO, same to Mary wife Harris Smith ILLOUGHBY AV. s. 243 ft Thrcop av. 20x100.

Edward Pepcr to Bouls Lew lnsohn, mort S1.7r.O BERGE.V ST, s. 120 ft Nostrand 20x125.3, Amanda C. wife Chas Green, to Chaa Green, mort 55.000 FIFTY SECOXD ST, s. 160 ft Fifth av, 20xHK.2. Charles Hamilton to Donate A Vincenzo and Buenaventura dl Itocco UNION ST.

s. 2J7.2 Third av. 27xJ5, Beile ileivillo to Martha It Coates. s. mort $4 000 EIGHTY FIFTH ST.

s. 47 ft land heirs Jere Lott. runs neiooxn w2n.Sx.cw MO to street. xse26.S. Etta Ehrlieh to Henry Dingman.

mort SLOW SIXTH AV, 60 ft Twentieth st. 40x6 0. Almim Church to Edwin Brown. all liens ADtl.PHl ST, 711.10 Park uv, t'oXiOO. Elizabeth Vandail to William Venilall, v.

pt, all liens ST. s. irj ft L'tica av. fOx 75. foreclose.

William Walton to William Grove nnd ano, exrs John Ettel ELEVENTH ST, s. Fifth av, 16.SX100. Ernest Bernard to Kate wife Ernest Bernard, all title, nil liens FLEET PLACE, s. 167.6 Tillary st. 21.3x39.4.

Horace Stille to Nelson 1.076 2.451 1SS.039 33.590 17.059 2S7.143 3,167 25,260 117,142 New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Total 42.121 65.S16 61.735 CORN OPENED QUITE WEAK. George E. Lovett of 2S Court street, have completed the following sales within a week: 187 Washington park, three story and basement brown stone front house, 20x30x100, for Heinrich von Deilcn to Luihvjg Suiben, for S10.475. 125 Bainbridge street, three story, basement and extension brown stone octagonal front house, 20x50x100, for Gertrude M. l'rosser.

440 St. Marks avenue, four iory brick double apartment house, 25x75x0. for C. Bur tis, to Horace Nichols, for 131 and 153 Baltic street, four story brick double apartment house, 30x70, plot 36x100, for William A. Rogers, to Francis Carlin, for 184 Warren street, two and a half story and basement brick house.

25x35x100, for Carolina McGrath, to Caroline Keid. for $5,000. Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, sold on Thursday, at 9 Willoughby street, in action of Rachel Eden against William L. Charlton, 107 Stockton street, frame bouse, lot 10x80, to Lorenzo O'Connor, for $2,240.

674,653 16S.G44 54,271 41.773 1.S0O nom nom 5,000 It Firmed Up Later With Wheat, and Both. Grains Closed at Top Prices. TRUST COMPANY. Capital, $1,000,000.00 sX'idSed Prnoms? $1,404,391.49 FELIX CAMPBELL. President J.

G. DETTMER. HORACE J. MORSE. First VIco President.

Second Vice President. EDWARD JOHNSON. CHARLES A. BOODT, Secretary. Ass't Secretary.

To those, about to visit the Paris Exposition The Peoples Trust Company calls attention to the fact that it furnishes Letters of Credit or Bills of Exchange payable in any part of the world. It acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, Committee, Receiver, Trustee of Corporation Mortgages and as Transfer Agent and Register of Stocks and Bonds. Receives deposits subject to check and allows interest on daily balances. Loans Money on Bond and Mortgage and on approved Collaterals. Wills kept free of charge.

nom nom 600 S.0OO 7.S00 10,000 6.760 3,300 nom lSa20c: Philadelphia, cluckens, 33c: spring chickens. 16a20c; fowls. roosters, Long Island spring ducks. 14al5c. squabs, white, per dozen; dark squahs, per dozen.

Live poultry, per pound Spring chickens, lSa20c; turkeys, 12al3c; fowls, llc; roosters, "Vie; ducks, 70a85c per pair; geese, per pair; live pigeons. S2.25 per dozen. Imported and tropical fruits Oranges, California navel, J4.50a5 per box: seedlings, $3a4 per box; Mediterranean sweets, fancy seedlings fancy St. Michaels, lemons, MeBBlna and Palermo, per box; Maori, S5a7 per box; Verdelll, 53.75a4.50 per box; Sorrento, 3 73a4.0: limes, $100 per 100: bananas, per bunch. No.

1. $2a3; No. No. 3, $la 1 25 new llgs, in Dound boxes. Hal3c r'er'pound: new dates.

Persian, 1 pound packages, 6c; Fard dates. 6u9c: Turkish Arabian dates in 'cases. eVac; plnpapples, per dozen; fancy pines, I3a4.50 per dozen; Florida pines, fancy, per case, 3Ce, 3t's, 24s and ISs, nuts, pound, pecan, new, lOal lc; almonds, Taragons, 18c: shelled Jordan, 35a36c; new French paper shells, in bags. 21c; Sicily filberts, 21c; Naples, 12al3c; Turkish, 9c; Brazil, 8al2c; walnuts, Gemoble, 14c; French Maraboie, 12c; mixed, all new, 25a50 lb boxes, 12c; peanuts, fancy hand picked, roasted, 51.60 per bushel; new ginger root. 10c per pound.

Domestic fruits Peaches, Georgia, $la2 per carrier; Delaware and Maryland peaches, per crate; Jersey, 50caSl per basket; California, per case; Florida and Charleston Rocky Ford seed cantaloupes. Sl.50a3 per crate; fancy lots Anne Arundel cantaloupes. per crate; Baltimore melons, 51.75 per basket; watermelons, per dozen: raspberries, 4a6c per pint; black caps, 3a5c per pint; blackberries, 5a8c per quart: huckleberries, 7aI0c per quart; gooseberries, 5a8c per quart: currants, 3a5 per quart: Eastern cherries, sour cherries, 6aSc per quart; plums. California, per carrier; California apples, 75c per case; Georgia, per carrier: California Bartlett pears, per case; windfall green apples, 65 a75c per case; rod, Le Conte pears, S3.50a3.75 per bbl; sugar pears, in cases. 4c per quart; peanuts, raw.

4ia6c per pound; roasted, SlO per bushel; cider. 13c per gallon; pure russet juice, 15c per gallon. Summer vegetables Green corn. Long Island, per one hundred ears; Southern, 50a75c; Long Inland early Wakefield cabbage, 50a73c per one hundred heads; flat Dutch, Long Island open air cauliflowers, 1.75 per dozen; early squash, 75c per basket; marrow squash, per bbl; yellow necked squash, 50a75c per basket; Long Island rhubarb, 75caSl per 100 bunches; Rochester celery, 50a75c per dozen stalks; potatoes, Norfolk, Slal.50 per bbl; Long Island new crop potatoes, Slal.25 per bbl; red sweet potatoes, $3.50 per bbl; green peas, state, per basket; Long Island wax beans. 50a75c per bag; Long Island green beans.

30a50c per bag; Lima beans, per bbl basket; cranberry beans, per bbl basket; egg plants, per dozen; Long Island radishes, red, per 100 bunches; white, per 100 bunches; Long Island new beets, per 100 bunches; cucumbers. Long Island, 75c per bushel; greenhouse, per half barrel basket; Jersey, 75c per crate; Long Island lettuce, per bbl; chicory or endive, per 100 heads: watercress, 30a40c per dozen bunches: beet tops. 20c per basket; soup greens, per 100 bunches; tomatoes, per crate, Jersey, Monmouth County, Acmes, S1.75a2.25; Grants, $la Southern Jersey, Grants, Acme. $1.25 al.50; Norfolk, per carrier; Mississippi tomatoes. 75c per tray; Florida, per case; preen peppers, Jersey, 60a75c per crate; Long Island new carrots, per 100 bunches; LonK Island new tvhlte turnips.

Slal.50 per 190 bunches; Long Island and New Jersey new yello turnips, 50calS per barrel; kohl rabl. $1 per 1011 bunches; Long Island per 100 bunches; onions. Kentucky and Virginia, new, white and yellow. 51.25 per barrel basket; per barrel, 2.50; Bermuda, $1.25 per case: Connecticut red onions, Jl.75a2.25 bbl: scalllons, $1 per 100 bunches; French artichokes, $3 per dozen bundles mushrooms. 40a50c per lb.

horseradish, 50c per dozen bunches; garlic, 13c per bunch; dill, $1 per 100 bunches; old potatoes. $1. Beans, per bushel Marrow, prime. medium. S2.15: red kidney, white.

$2.30: yellow eye. black turtle, pea beans. dry green peas. $2.30. LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London, July 20 At the wool, auction sales to day there was a large attendance. The demand was steady at the recent prices. Competition was good. Tho sale closed to day. THE COFFEE MARKET.

There was a lower market here, owing to disappointing foreign cables. The loss here at the opening was 10 to 20 points, although the tone was steady. The early sales were about 11,000 bags, Including Septeniber at S.45; October, S.50aS.55; November, 8.65; December, 8.S0a8.S5; January, S.S0; March, 9c. and May 9.10. Although business was less active than the previous day, a good deal of interest was manifested.

Some longs sold their coffee. Havre reports the stock of coffee there as 1.704.000 bags, including 1,102,000 Brazilian, compared with 1,726,000 last week, including 1,114,000 Brazilian coffee. The Hamburg market closed about unchanged. Havre advanced 1 franc during the forenoon, but lost franc early in the afternoon. The Rio and Santos cables reported as follows: Rio No.

7 exchange standard, 7 900; Exchange, 12d. Rio receipts, 6,000, and stock, Santos receipts, 25,000, and stock, 3S2.00O; good average Santos. 7 400 and market firm. The statistical position of coffee in the United States is as follows: Warehouse deliveries at all ports, S.94S hags, including 3S3.SSS at New York, 4,203 at Baltimore and 835 at New Orleans. Stock at all ports, 518, 446, including 3S3.SSS at New York, 115,153 at Baltimore, and 19.405 at New' Orleans.

Afloat, 163,500. Visible sup ply, 6S1.946, against same time last. year. COFFEE FUTURES. Opening, 12 1 2 Bid.

Ask. o'clock, o'clock, clock Capital and Surplus No. 191 Montague Street. Company In action of Matthew Kcrner against the Williamsburgh Macbsike Talmud Tora, 40 Leonard street, frame house, lot 25x100, to Matthew Koruc for SI. (100 over and above a mortgage, for S2.700 and accrued Interest.

A. Vanrein, referee in action of Edward A. Walton, as executor, against Agnes Ryan, 2,529 Atlantic avenue, brick house, lot about 24.4x65, to Edward A. Walter, for SI, 000. New Buildings.

FIFTY NINTH STREET, north side, 200 foe: east of New UlrPch: iivcnut1. one one star; 17x1 wagon shea, fult ca: $5v. John StriiUon, owner. KifiHTV SIXTH STTIEET nnd TWENTY FOt'KTH AVENUE, northwest twj Etory and attic V.xu, shhi Ele roof: GUi, EIGHTY FIFTH STKEET. south 60 fee: east oi Twenty thud aver.ue.

one two story attic frame, 23X 14. two families, shingle ro.u: coDt 53.C.00. Sam.iel Olnss. owner. EIGHTY SIXTH STltEET and TWENTY THIRD AVENUE.

nfthas: corner, one two story and attie frani shingle roof: cost So.f.'JO. Glass, owner. I I TI I STREET, north side. SO f60 east ci" nver.u,', sevin fvo story frame. two families caoh.

roof: cos: Samuel (llass. owner. EAST TWELFTH STREET and AVKNTE T. northwest Corner, one two story anil n'. frame.

0xtS. one family, shingle roof; St SS. lvJ. Fred H. Drosdel.

owner. Mechanics' Liens. JfLY Monroe St. No GCl. s.

2JT ft satit av. I Co ast Dov.ney and Andrew mpp. J27.c0 Kostrar.d av. s. extends from St Johns rlaee to T'estraw st, HHS.Tx'S;!; St ihr s.

14'1 ft New York av, i to Desraw st, Edward Far rell aest Pearce and Frederick Hlne tK Judgments. JULY 10. Adams, Chas A and Harriet A Edwards Altvator. Adam Ludl. Briciitson.

Charles lavies 5: SILAS B. DUTOHER, JPrerident. WILLIAM H. LYON, Vice President. WILIiIAAf BEEKI, 2nd Vice President.

JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary. GEOKGE HADDEN, Asst. Secretary. Board of Trustees: WILLIAM BEHRI.

1,300 nom I LEONARD MOODY. (JOHN C. McGUIRE. (EUGENE F. O'CONNOa LUCIUS H.

DIG LOW. JUliK N. rAKTHIDOfi. CALVIN PATTERSON. CHAKLliM GUUl'EJK.

SILAS B. DUTCHI5R. WILLIAM H. DAVOL. JOHN DITMAS, Jr.

P. H. FLYNX. JOHN R. HEOB.MAN.

WILLIAM HIPSTER. HY. E. HUTCHINSON. W.

C. HUMSTONB. WILLIAM H. LYON. 8.30 40 S.30 8.30 H.30 THUS.

E. FEAKSAX.L. MILLARD F. SMITH. WM.

V. R. SMITSE WM. C. WALLACE.

T. L. WOODRUFF. HENRY N. WHITNEY.

3.000 10.000 BTJTTEK, CHEESE AND EGGS. Butter Buying continues fairly good and with a steady shrinkage in the receipts prices rule Ann, particularly on high grade creamery, sales which are now quite generally at 19c. Other qualities are moving out moderately, but show no quotable change. Quotations are: Creamery, extras, per pound, lalBlic; firsts, lSVialflc; seconds, 17al8c; thirds, state aalry, half firkin tubs, fancy, firsts, 17tialSc; Welsh tubs, fancy, lSalSVic; firsts, 17Vc; state dairy, tubs, seconds, 16al7c; thirds, loaltic; Western imitation creamery, extras. Trance; firsts, 16al6t ic; lower grades, lSalo'ic; Western factory, June make, fancy, lOialoVic; current packed, finest, localise; seconds, 15'VialoVic; factory or dairy, lower grades, 14al5c; renovated butter, fancy, 17al7Vic; common to prime, loalGVic Cheese Large, full cream, slow and weaker.

Small, stctdy, for fancy. Skims a trifle weaker. Liverpool cable, 47s 6d. Quotations are: State, full Cream, white, large, fancy, 9a9Vic; good to choice, siiaSc; colored, large, fancy, good to choice, SViaSc; poor to fair, SaSHc; small, colored, fancy, white, fancy, good to choice, 9Via9i 2C; poor to fair, Sa9c; light skims, small, choice, SaSc; large, choice, 7aSc; part skims, prime GaSc; fair to good, 44a 5e; common, 3a4c; full skims, 2a2Vc. Eggs Market hardening a little on top grades.

Quotations are: Jersey and state and Pennsylvania, fancy selected, white, lSal9c; selected, brown, 17alSc; selected, mixed, 17c; average lots, 14al6c; Western, prime, loss off, loaloVic; fancy selected, case count, 14al4Ac; average prime, case count, poor to good, 10al2c; dirties, 6a9c; checks, 4a6V6c. NATIONAL BANK NEWS. Washington The Controller of the Currency has approved the application for authority to convert the Bank of Hinton, W. into the First National Bank of Hinton, capital 550,000. The Controller's certificates, authorizing the following national banks to begin business have been issued: The First National Bank of Oconomowoc, capital the Citizens' National Bank of Cedar Falls, capital the First National Bank of Havensville, Kaa capital and the First National Bank of ilangun, Oklahoma Territory, capital MISCELLANEOUS PBODTJCTS.

Quotations of miscellaneous products on the New York Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: Flour was dull, but firmly held. Sales were 3.4C0 packages to noon. Quotations: Minnesota patents. i4.30a4.75; Minnesota bakers', 3.50; winter patents, winter straights $3. 75a 3.90; winter extras, winter low grades, S2.i0a2.70.

Hye Hour was dull, with fair to good, 3.30; fancy. Keef was dull, with family, S10.50al2; mess, packet, SlOall. Pork was steady, with mess. family, short clear, Lard was steady, with Western, $7. Sugar was strong.

Fair refining. 4bc; centrifugal. 90 test. 4c: molasses sugar. 4VsC: refined market was rirm; crushed.

powdered, $0.20 granulated." 50.10. Petroleum was steady, with refined, all ports, S7.J0a7.S3. Spirits of turpentine was easy at Molasses was firm, at 44a55c for New Orleans. Itice was firm, with domestic, Japan, Freights were quiet. Rosin was steady, with strained, common to good, $1.55.

Potatoes were quiet, with Southern, Jlal.25; Chill. Tallow was steady, with city, 4Uc: country, Hides were firm. with Texas drv. 24a30 14c: California dry. 21a25 21tic; Galveston dry.

21a25 ISC. Lead was dull, with bullion price, S3.S5; exchange price, Barley was dull, with feeding. 4Se. c. I.

f. Kew York: malting. 49a33c, c. i. f.

New York. Hay was quiet, with shipping, 70a75c; short choice. R0a90c. Straw was quiet, with long rye, 63a75c; short rye, 50a55c: oat 40a50c. "cleans were steady, with marrow, medium.

51.SOa2.10; peas, S2.22Via2.27Vi red kidney, Wcol was dull, with domestic fleece. 25a25c: Texas, 15al6c. Hops were quiet, with state, common to choice. 1999 crop. Hal4c: old crop.

3a5c; Pacific coast, 1S99 crop, 10al3c; old, 2a5c. MINING QUOTATIONS. The following shows the quotations for tho principal mining shares to day on the Consolidated Exchange: 45 s.4:0 4r S.50 55 8.0070 JOSEPH 13. WHITE. M.S0 July August October January March April May 8.35 8.45 S.50 S.80 8.75 S.80 8.85 8.95 K.00 8.10 8.40 8.45 8.55 8.60 8.85 8.S5 8.90 9.00 9.00 9.10 8.40 8.45 itii 8.05 8.S5 S.S5 S.HO 8.05 9.00 tl.10 8,000 S.80 So S.8.

i)5 8. IIS 00 8.S13 10 9.03 10 There was an easier feeling at the start this morning and wheat prices were JAc. below last night's cloee. Liverpool cables were only Had. higher, after our advance of 2c.

yesterday. London was lower and Pari3 showed a decline of 5 to 10c. for wheat and 5 to 15c. for flour. On this unresponsive feeling abroad the local market exhibited its early weakness.

Shortly after the opening, however, there was a sudden change in sentiment and prices advanced quickly to above last night's close. The firmer feeling was attributed to good buying mostly by local operators, on continued bad crop reports from the Northwosit. These reports of late have been condicting, some sources stating that the crop has been benefited to a large extent but later reports from apparently reliable sources state that the improvement has been over estimated. Foreign houses were trading a little on both sides of the market. The export demand is not very satisfactory, at present, and the hesitancy shown by the foreign markets in following the advance here is not very reassuring, for future export sales.

The Argentine shipments this week were 2,264,000 bushels against 1,272,000 last week and 1,344,000 bushels last year. The Argentine visible was 2,960,000 bushels. Receipts at the interior, points continue to increase, and are now 1,500,000 bushels ahead of last week and less than half a million behind last year. Northwest receipts amounted to 225 cars, against 147 last week and 441 last year. Wheat held very Arm during the afternoon, although trading was less active.

Offerings were light and there were more reports confirming the earlier ones of permanent damage in the Northwest. The California crop was also reported as damaged, a message from "San Francisco stating that late reports show wheat crop very deficient, not over two thirds of previous estimates. The Northwest markets were firm and there was a good cash demand reported in that section. Stocks at Duluth are estimated to show a decrease of 1,000,000 bushels. Wheat was very firm Just before the close, prices touching the highest point of the day.

Exporters took 18 loads. Easier cables and rain throughout nearly all of the principal corn raising states caused an easier feeling in the speculative market this morning, and prices at the start were c. below last night's close. During the morning, however, the market gained strength largely in sympathy with the advance In wheat and prices arrived at a point above the final of yesterday. There was a fairly good speculative demand reported from the "West, and the export demand continues on a liberal basis.

Receipts at interior points are running slightly above last week, but less than last year, while exports are almost 1,000,000 bushels ahead of last week, and about 600,000 bushels ahead of last year. Shipments reported yesterday included about 400,000 direct to Hamburg. Argentine exports amounted to 6S6.000 bushels against 255,000 last week and 776.000 last year. The Argentine visible is 1,759.000 bushels. Corn was quiet in the afternoon, but the market held firm on light offerings and on a continued good shipping demand.

Crop advices continue excellent. Corn closed firm at the advance. Exporters took 33 loads. Trading in oats was quiet, but prices, after opening a little easier, showed a firmer feeling, in sympathy with the advance in other grain. The cash markets were quiet, but yesterday there was some improvement iu the export demand.

Oats closed quiet and firm. No export busines was reported. The speculative market for hog products was very quiet, but in sympathy with tho firmer corn market, and a lack of selling pressure early iu the day prices were firm at a shade above last night's close. FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L.

Qulnlln New York.) Fays liberal interest on daily brlances. Higher rates paid on time deposits. Acts as trustee and transfer agent for corporations. Authorize! to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Wills legally prepared and safely kept.

Family and business accounts solicited. An Broschard or Broschert. Jacob Ue Ker Baxter. John I SAVINGS AND LOAN. York.

Dross. Ki.cc Curtis i.r Donnelly. Felix t'ity Dr: Sisrisrunn'1. i i Garvey, Barr.v Knuth, Theodor. Kaiser, John San c.

Uro. vide; Kaiser, oeorse i. Kalm. Barry l.tize Kr.rj;rel. Winiain' Kinimellmann, 'ictor li Mvrus.

Caroline j1 iia Hook. NEW BAILEOAD EQUIPMENT. The Wabash denies that it is in the market for passenger cars. The Central of New Jersey Is getting prices on some cars'. The Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line have not ordered from the Pressed Steel Car Company 1,100 cars, published reports to the contrary notwithstanding.

The Atchison, Tope ka and Santa Fe is considering buying from 300 to 400 refrigerator cara and from 500 to 600 coai cars. The road has also ordered six dining and two combination cars, and 120 ballast cars. The Seaboard Air Line is preparing specifications for 35 locomotives. The Southern Missouri and Arkansas haa ordered three locomotives. The New York and Ottawa is reported in the market for two fast passenger locomotives.

The Northwestern Elevated (Chicago) has ordered 10 motor cars from the Pullman Company. The Lake Street Elevated (Chicago) has ordered 15 trailer cars from the Pullman Company. Railroad Gazette. DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. Savings ant Company Blackford.

New Market, J. mort Sl.ieO MONTEITH ST. s. 2'0 ft Bremen St. 25x10 1.

Mary Gabclmann, widow, to Ellz abelit Pais, trustee, mort ANTHONY' ST center line. :30 ft Stuart av. runs lilO r. 130 vO. Conrnd Lamm to Mai Baud SOUTH FOURTH ST.

No 211, s. 100 ft 6 P.oc hling St. lil.SxloO. h.vl. Geo A Lacas, jr, Jersev Citv.

to City of SeMUTH FIFTH' ST, s. 100 ft Driggs av, 20x95. 2. luvl, Mary Halh awav to City of SOUTH FIFTH ST. r.

M2 ft Beetling st. 21x137.7x21x137.3. Mary Barnes to City of SOUTH FIFTH ST. s. 21.6 F.oebllns 21.4XSO.

Spencer Hosford. exr Kosfo. d. to the City of AVENUE cor East Xinety nfth st. hsils, Geo Krler to May nard Dnley SI11 1PHEP.D AV, s.

ft Liberty av. Ur.xtOc. Frederick Burner to John Creveling, all liens SCHENECTADY" AV. v. s.

320 ft Grant SOxlOO. Arthur Lyman. Waltham. Mas. to Knowles Hare HAMILTON AV.

s. 97.7 Huntington st. rur.s 33.3 44.7 40 r. 60. 49.7, Wm Duclos.

Boston, Mass. to Annie Camnlon, morts J1S.000. SECOND ST. Xo 121. s.

20. i Bond st. hil. Michael Tanner to Annie Campion, morts $13,400 EAST NEW YORK AV. 3f0 Albany av.

20x100. Harvey 15 Be Wttt. Kyserike, Y. to Norm Coooer HOPKINS ST, s. 14.1.9 Marcy av, o.

Julius Mehl to Wm Schmidt P.OLNEY ST. 57.6 Metropolitan av. runs 90 IS. 9 S3. 9 Si 94 r.

17 35 to st 7.6. Quirin Bruetsch to Anton Mueller, mort S2.000 CUMliERLAND ST, s. 261.7 Park av, Henrietta Schwitter to the Watch Case Co. niort $5,000. TKOI'TMAX ST.

center line, 270 ft Irving av. runs 130 130 liie 1.10. Mortimer Brown, referee, Valentine Kessel TKOUT.MAX ST, 320 ft Irving av. runs loo 25 100 to st 25, Valentine Kessel to Albert CHARLES 'place' 125 ft Wili o'aghhy av. 25x100.

Emma Hummel, Henrietta Elfiein, Theresa Singer. Laura P.athkamp and Henry Siebertz and Lena Lane to Conrad Muller East eighteenth st. 3S0 ft Av cr.ie N. 40xl0o; Thomas Schmidt to Hansen RALPH ST, s. 175 ft Knickerbocker av.

25x100. hi 1. ilarl.ara Lydias Franz, mort 1, 7,00 ST. 150 ft Glenmore av, xT: h.vl, Lticv Bittcs to Chaa Biggs, mort S2.0OO BEARD ST. s.

being lot 76. map itroperLy Nicholas Van Dyke. Is. Brooklvn Firebrick Works to Charles Yictr. FENl.MORE ST.

325 ft Brooklyn av. Chas Heimburg. to Antonio rerrese DEAN ST. 400 ft Fourth av. 2OxS0.

Wm Lomas to Geo Lomas PtHVEI.L ST, a s. 1 ti Belmont av, lS.OxloO, kil. Howard Conrady to Rachel Borchadsky HAMBURG AV. south cor Ralph st, 23x P'O. h.tl, Wllllarr.

Schindele to Charles Sehccnstein. mort S.s.'X'O JOHNSON AV. s. ft Lorimer st. 23x2C0.

lutl. Charles Schoenstein to William Schindele FIFTEENTH ST. s. 202.11 Seventh av. Thomas Watson to Fredk o' Watson EAST TWENTY' THIRD ST.

s. 470 ft Av. nue G. 40x100, Thomas Schmidt to Emma Graham, mort S4.000 EAS TWENTY SECOND ST. s.

220 ft r. Avenue G. iOxlOO. Thomas Schmidt to Emma Graham, mort S4.250 FtWICK ST. s.

1V ft Glenmore av. 25x90. Henrietta Muhlis to Fre.dl; Heidenreich. all liens GATES AV, 525 ft Central uv. 2.

Enselbert Baser to Bernhard Maurer. mort 52.730 PARK AV. r. 525 ft Throop av. 25x hi Marren, widow, to Mathias Brunner.

mort 53.000 Same property, Emille Schade. widow; William and Minnie Schade and Emilie Killiaii. h. Irs Herman Schade. to Catharine Marren.

mort 53,000 OSI.ORN ST. s. 175 ft Gieninore av, Rosabella Bass to Rosa Katz. all Hens TH FIFTH ST. s.

178.6 Bedford av. runs 40 25.2 3 41.1 25.2. Pavld Waseh the City of New "ork HERKIMER ST. s. 60 ft Troy av.

20x Edward Havnes to Maiw A Allison BAINBRIDGE ST. s. 13 5 ft Stuyve sant av. Arthur Harrison. to Anna Gever.

HERKIMER ST. s. 60 ft Troy av. 2'ixi iO, Heiii i. tui I Cole, an heir James A Van Duyne, to Edward Havnes, PROSPECT PL ACE, s.

172.7' Fifth ai is.9.xS0.9xlS.9xS's. hil. John Vreeland to Wm Foddv SXEDTKER AV. s. 257.1 Sutter av.

If xioo, Phil Manger to Chas Tem DEAN ST. s. r.75 ft Fourth av. 0x ion. h.vl.

Laflln Rand Powder Co to Ernest A ilou. hin. mort 54.000 Sam" property. Edwin Lambert to me. SOUTH THIRD ST.

cor Wythe av. Marianna Koster. widow; Annie I. Ifepp, Josie "Wenzel. Mary Fronde nry.

Trance? A and Carrie K. st 'r to Patrick Coylc WYTHE AV. CO. 3 South Fifth St. 2x75.

Mary .7. wife John Conklin, to the jiy or New Y'ork OCEAN PARKWAY, v. cor Aver.ue I. ox 150. Ma.

Cohen to Samuel De v. re. mort Jli.ojO SfitrTH FIFTH ST. 20.9 Berrv 26. 3x31 Fvx22.4x3".c.

Lucy Swift, Shrev. sliiirv J. to City of EAST EIGHTEENTH ST. s. 420 ft Thonina Hav.

to Mlchat Voioe. SNE71EKEP. A V. s. 257.6 Sutter av, :r.x; hi 1.

Tcmplcton to Phllt', Mamrer Martin, "Charles "cu. tis js Monahan, Hutrh it v. Kcr.n:ni::on OTonnell. Catherine KtnnvSy Mur phv Brewing RUiM. Wr.i A Trust of li Sehlereh 6chattuck.

"John" Collison ti Smith. Albert Sarah Wiistht Sinsalmugli, Levi Tyins Schwab. Charles'. Gtistav ar.d Louis. Jr Bristol Weisensee Nicholas I' ri istol Warnock, James and Owen C27 Trust Company 342, 344, 346 Fulton St.

Capital $500,000 Surplus $900,000 O. FAIIICHILD, President. D. W. McWILLIAMS, Ice President.

II 12 It ON MOBRIS, Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE, Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: Mortgages. Whitman W. Kenyoa Joseoh Liebmann.

$, ,00 John Arbucklo, A. Abraham, Geo. V. Brower. Roswcll Eldridee, Julian D.

FairchUd, Joseph P. Grace, John Good, Nelson J. Gates. William Harkness, Jos. C.

Hendrlx, Books I Books close. open. 2saine. Rate I Date. Lewis Luckenbach, D.

W. McWUliamB, James McGovern, Cord Dick 3. Ramsay, H. B. Scharmann, Wm.

V. R. Smith. W. M.

Van Anden. Joseph Huber, John J. Williams, 186 REMSEN BT, near City Hall Square. Assets $1,300,000.00 SurplusFeb. is.

looo 160,000. 00 PAYS PER CENT. PEP. ANNUM. JULY AND JANUARY, ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.

PAYS PER CENT. PER ANNUM, SEMI ANNUALLY, ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM TO PER CENT. PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DEPOSITS REGULARLY mjdE. BEGINNING AT ANY TIME.

LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EDWARD E. BRIXTON, President. JOHN A. SCHWARZ, Vice President.

GEORGE W. WAKBMA1V, Secretary. JAMES T. ASHLEY, Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Edward M.

Grout, James H. Ferguson, Richard H. Lalmbeer, Jr. Edward M. Child, Amos H.

Cropsey, "Wm. K. Cleverly, James T. Ashley. Edward B.

Brltton, Elwin S. Piper, George W. Wakeman, John A. Schwarz, John T. Raiferty, George J.

Jardln, Frederick H. Schroeder. Henry B. Davenport. GENERAL COUNSEL, EDTVARD M.

GROUT. Esq. 1H 4 1 IK 1 1J4 5 2 July 31 July 31 Alls. 2 AUK. 2 AUK.

2 July" 20 Aus. 1 Oct. 3 A'lS. 1 AUS. 2 AUS.

2 2 July" 23 Aus. 0 Aus. 0 Thomas 3 White. Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, Receiver, Committee of the Insane Transfer Agent and Reelirtrar for Corporations. Designated by tho General Term of the Supreme Court as a legal deposltdry for estate funds.

Receives deposits subject to check at sight, and ALLOWS INTEREST OK DAILY BALANCES. Checks pass through the New York Clearing House. ISSUES INTEftEST BEARING CERTIFICATES OP DEPOSIT. Collects rents, coupons and interest and manages property of non residents. Secures Letters of Credit and drafts payable In any part of the world.

KEEPS WILLS FREE OF CHARGE. Julv 30 Julv 30 Ans. 1 Auk. 10 10 Aim. 1 Julv 25 Julv 31 Oct.

2 Julv SI Aug. 1 AUK. 1 Sept. 1 AUf. 1 July 28 Julv 20 AUK.20 Ails, 20 Julv 20 AUS.

1 Aug. 15 1 Aim. Alia. 13 July 2 July 2 July 10 Julv 10 July 10 Julv 10 Julv 3 July 27 Sent. 17 July 17 July 10 July 16 Auk.

15 July 10 July 17 July 7 July 21 July 21 julv 21 Alls. 6 July 14 July 14 July 31 2,050 nom 7,500 3,000 S.500 2S2 5.000 2,450 exch exch 6.000 nom nom nom 4,000 6,000 nom nom 3,500 3,200 nom nom S.OOO nom 6.000 r.om 4.700 14.000 5,800 10.200 1,500 2.500 3 3 Aus. 1 Aus. 1 Hid. Asked.

Yefiter clay's Low Bid. Asked. AO .38 Homestnl e. Horn Silver iron Silver. 1.25 50.00 1.18 54 Clos Alice Argentum J.

Anaconda Ala mo Adams Con. Opon infr. St! Highest. StZ6 S3 pax i I Julia ISS HUJVl'AttUB'ST. Capital and Surplus, $1,000000.

80Js MX, .01 K'gfti .21) Ef 11 BUiLDI LOl Albany Gold. Belcher 112 .18 WHEAT July September. December. CORN July September. LARD July tliM 44 14 I Lacrosse 14: LeadvllIeCon.

.05 .07 Little Chief. .10 MO 2,700 i.e. e.20O ::,200 4.0UJ 2,200 1,600 8,000 12.000 4.100 I.S30 125 1,300 1,000 4.000 1,100 1. 2.000 27.0 ''O r.t'.o 2. 2.0 o.OOO 22,000 11.

WW 9. nan COO 813S 4416 44M 6.97 Hreece 1.01) A us. 1 'Sep 1 I Kept. 1 1 AUK. 1 Julv 20 I July 31 AUK.

8 AUK. 1 AUK. 1 AUK. 1 July 2.1 Kept. 15 Alls.

1 Julv 21 July 20 43K 44K 4S 1 July 13 I July 20 Juno 30 July 25 Juno 20 Julv 2 July 27 Aus. 0 July 10 Julv 10) Julv 10 I Julv 3 Julv 20 Ails.SU ISei.t. 17 July OlAus. 1 July 11 July 23 .50 .50 50c. 1 1 1 4 1M.

42 50 Mi 3 VA 7 4 50c. Vi 81 JULY" I. S. to Wyar.d. Nautilus av.

nr Highland av Meyer. Julia M. to Jenlcs, Surf av. nr Beach Forty Second st Leavitt. .1 B.

to YVy.ir.d. Surf av. nr Neptune av Blirclow, Anna to Title and Co, Sixth av, cor Forty tiftli st Di P.occo. et al. to Hamilton.

Flftv second si. Same to Title and Co, sa.mo Buckley. Hose P. to li I' liondrickson. Sterling place, nr Sixth av Heutschel, ('.

to Seeley, Irviiur av. IClages, Alice and H. to Hamilton Trust Co, Schenck av, nr Arlington av Van Houten, Marie to Hose P.eSs. Ca tun av. cor Ea.st Fifth st DinBman.

11 to Pratt et al. rigiity flfth st, French. to Jane Copolaiid. a lmin. Forty ninth st.

nr Fifth av. 2 Same to exrs of Ftra3y, Forty ninth st, nr Fifth av. 3 morts Eandel. to Sarah Brooke, Thirty ninth st. nr Sixth av.

2 morts Duley, to I. Sehmceik. Avenue cor Eust Ninety fifth st Wright, Prlscllln. to tilivla Sabine, Park place, nr Nostrum! av Meehan. T.

to Loan Banking Co, Kingsland av. nr Nassau Jordan. AV. to Cath A 'osch. r.

guard, Cleveland st. nr Arlington av Dawson, F. to Harriet Strong. Prospect place, nr Franklin av Almond. D.

to Y. dl. jr. Eighteenth av. nr Eighty sixth Laager.

F. to Katie Itollmann. Bleecker st. nr Hamburg av Timony. Mary A.

to nine. P.oehen ter av. nr Fulton st Cooper. G. to Gertri: Simpson, East New Y'ork av.

Dunleff. C. to Caroline 1. 1 cl.hrr. Pitkin av, nr Eackrr.an st Viettt.

C. to Xojii. I teard st Crawford. F. to East Brooklyn Savings Bank, Twelfth c.

Prospect Park West Kay, E. and II null. lul orah Mott, Sixtieth si. nr Sixth av. morts.

Same to EHi: I. Lynan, F. to Shc vlin, st, nr Orese. ut st Bersehadsky, Ttaeh.e l. to II Powell st.

Schoenstein, to Eppig, IPimhurg av. cor Ralph st Ulrlch. P.oso and to Carrie nian. Firth av. r.r Fift nrth st Same to Jackson, Filth av, Fifty fifth st, 3 nioits Same to II Coombs, Fifth av, near Fifty fifth st.

2 morts Same to P. II Wilson. av. near Fifty fifth St. 6 rts Same to A Xewtown.

Fifth av. or FiT ty lirth st Delegio. J. to I. 1 Titl (:,, Sixtv fourth si.

nr Fouiteentt: a'. Graham, r.inmi. to En! and Co, East Twenty sec. nd st. nr Aeniie morts Maurer.

to Pu. r. Gates av, Coyle. P. to Kim Inei' Ynii Third st.

cr YVvthe av. Tomi leton. r. Crane Sn dik" av, Same to A 'A" Manger, arne prop Holmrivist. P.

to Ti lr and cc Atlantio av. nr av Assignments. FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L. G.

Qulnlin New York.) Yester Main Office, III 5th New York City Branch Office, Eagle Building, Brooklyn Authorized to act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. A LEG AL DEPOSITORY (or MONEY. Travelers' LETTERS OF CREDIT Issued. ACTS aa TRUSTEE for Railroad and othw Mortgages and accepts the Transfer Agency and REGISTRAR of Stoclc of Corporations.

Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at Bight, payable through New York Clearing House. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J. COOMBS, President. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS.

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

SNIFFEN, Secretary. WILLIAM C. NESMITH. Assistant Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Auk.

1 July 10 July 18 Julv 20 Juno 20 July 21: June 14 Jiuv Auk. HI julv Julv 20 AUK. 1 July 31 AUK. 7 Julv 28 AUK. 1 AUK.

1 Auk. 1 Subnei'illed. Capital Assets, Jan. 1. 100O Surplus, Jan.

1, ,..530,000,000.00 242.303.&4 Open High Low Clos il. iy's WHEAT irs. t. est. ins.

Cles'fi July 75 7SM 7( 75H August 77H 7511 7tl 7(H September 7046 78 702 77 CORN July 39 3S5ti 30K 3f August aw am September 38 5 386 3S' OATS July 23 23M S3 23SU 22yi August U3 WW 3 aiiM B3 September USH 23M 2396 Amalff'd extra Am. Air Am. Car A K'dry Am. Car F. Am.

Glue pf Am.ShlpBuildln;;. Am.St..e:Ho'P pf. Am.Sleel Wire Am. Tin Plate pt. Am.

Tobacco Am. Tobacco Andover Iron Atchison pfd Eell Blnghamton Gas. Bos. extra BrooklynSav.B'k. HuffaloHumpM'3 R.

p. pf. C. N. extra Cambria Steel Canada Southern C.

St. L. C.C.C.&Pt.L. pf. Central of N.

Chl.Un.Trac' pf. II. I), pf. Columbus Ry Con.CuilIfal'K pf extra Lack. Ji Del.

pf Dla. State Dime o.Ii'k.l'.kn. Enston.Pa.. Kiec. Kdison.

Electric of Amer. Federal 1 FinanceCo. 2d pf. Gen. Electric Glucose Supar Gould Coupler Co Gt.

Northern Hamilton Trust. H.IJ.rlaflln 1st pt H. U.Claflln 2d pf. Hendersoubriue Homertake Min': extra Hurt. B.

T. p. Illinois 111. Iowa. Int.St'mPump pf.

Lake Shore Lawyers'Tltlelns extra Louis. Nash Madison Gas Central Nassau Trust National extra National Salt National Tube. National Northern PtK Llc. North. Pacific pf.

X. Y. Omaha pfd OmahaWator 1st. OmnhaW'ater 2d I'acillc oust Pac. Ccast 1st pf.

I'ac. Unas t'd Pnrrott Peltier Mf. Philadelphia Pnlbtu in RioUrandeW. pf. Rock Island Street's Car.

Tenn.Coal Iron Tenu.Coal I. pf Tex. Pac. Coal. I.

Albany. I. S. Rubber pf. Warwick Iron extra Western tins July 10 1 Aus.

2 July 25 1 Aim. 1 Features: the best In "building and loan. Alls. Jtlly July V. i AUK.

All K. William H. Nichols. E. T.

Bedford. Business Strictly Local. No real estate ihwim 11 1 uiiiMimmLn. transaction considered outside of the Metropolitan District or New York City. Investment Shares carrying 6 per cent dlv auk.

1 a us. 1 I Julv 25 Julv fl I Julv 26 iKepr. 1 Julv 21 Auk. 1 William J. Matheson, William J.

Coombs, Sanford H. Steele, John H. Hanan, John H. Schumann, James H. Oliphant, Edward Hlnman, Silas Tuttle.

William Nash. Frank Bailey. H. V. V.

Braman, seml annually through any bank. E. Dwlght Church, Frederick W. Wurate, Henry Batterman, J. Adolph MollenhauWh John C.

Orr, Royal C. Peabody, John H. Ireland, Charles O. Gatea, Daniel P. Morse, H.

B. Halgh. Jas. L. Morgan, Jr.

Savings Pass Book Shares. PSnt received at any time, and may withdrawn on demand with ac July 21 July 20; July 20! July 14; Aim. 1 July 20 j'liiv 10 July 10 July 20 July 1) j'til'y 20 July 25 July 25 July 25 jiiiv'lif) Julv 11 AUK. 10 Auk. 0 A 1 AUK.

1 Jul, 14 July 14 July 14 July 14 Aim. 2 AUK. 2 Auk. 2 Aim. 10 July 21 Auk.

2 Aug. 1 AUK. 1 Alls 1 A 22 Julv 24 Aus. 21 All's. 13 QTJEENS BOROUGH.

Judgments. JULY Frtil "ittn rttto Relmer St Co Go. s. Arnold. Jr Metoria Horton 1.

A Julia Schlucher and sr. 3, v0 3 3 IK 214 2M 2 1 1 1 UK Hi 1 1 1M 1 V4 VA SO "l'A V4 50c flol.OD 6.2SS.15 crued dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. Installment Shares, 25 cents per TOrr in on th on each flOO share. Estimated maturity 12 yeara. A payment of $5 per month on 20 ehares, will give $2,000 at maturity.

All dividends payable from earnings. Mortgages Paid Off and additional ad ii Hi 1 11 in mm varices made where conditions warrant. Homes Purchased small cash payment; 11 1 11 iiimii 1 11 1 balance paid monthly, same as rent. Correspondence or Personal Inquiry Solicited. July i.72 G.03 0.07 0.77 G.07 tl.77 U.07 October 0.75 6:80 6.72 0.80 U.70 November 75 t.U7 RIBS July 0 85 0.70 September 0.75 0.87 0.72 (S.72 October 0.7M 0.85 U.70 U.S.") U.70 PORK Julv i.

11 75 11.50 September 11.07 11.90 11.05 11.87 11.05 CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. Yester Lnst To day. day. Fri.lay. WHEAT Firm Firmer Quiet No.Red.f.o.l..atla t.

84 84 h5j o.l.Vort:i,t.u.b..afl': 84W 84 tu )t CORN Steady Firm Steuuy Ko. 2 Corn, elev 4SJ6 4TM 4tJ OATS Dull Quiet cjniec No. 2 Oats, elev 28 28 29 RYE Quiet Dull Dull No. 2, f. o.

afloat. 61 ItOJi 65 FLOUlt Dull Dull Firm Minneapolis 4.50 4 50 B.A0 WlnterStralKiu.nw. 3.80 3.80 4.00 LARD Steady Quiet Steady Prime Western 7 05 0.97J4 PORK Quiet Steady Steady Old iless 13.00 13.00 1U.23 OCEAN" Steady Quiet Liverpool 251d 2itfd Cork, for orders 3s 7Md 3s Ud Mortgages. July 28 AUK. 1 Auk.

1 Auk. 10 Julv 20 July 28 A UK. 1 Auk. 1 AUK. 1 AUK.

1 AUK. 20 A UK. 15 AUK 3 Sept. 4 A UK 8 A UK. 20 Aux.

1" AUK. JO AUK. 1 AUK. 1 AUK. 1 Jill 30 Julv 23 July 20 AUK.

15 AUK 1 Auk. 1 July 25 Auk. 1 AUK. 1 Julv 20 AUK. 1 Julv 31 Aim.

10 Auk. 10 July 20 Alls. 1 AUK. 1 Auk. 1 July 31 jri.Y' Long Island Loan and Trust Company, 203 MONTAGUE STREET.

CAPITAL $500,000. UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER $500,000 Deposits received subject to check at siffht Checks are payable through the New York Clear ing House. Interest allowed on dally balances, special ratM on time deposits. Certificates of deposit issued bearlnff Interest. Fiduciary powers: Authorized by special charter to act aa Executor.

Trustee, Administrator, Guardian, Commlttes of Estates, and also ai Registrar or Transfer Agent for corporate bondj and stocks, and as Trustee under Railroad other mortgages. Letters of credit furnished and EDWARD MERRITT. President. DAVID G. LEGGET.

Vice President. FREDERICK T. ALDRIDGE, Secretary. WILLARD P. SCHEXCK, Assistant Secretary.

$1,000 939 A Ijjkman Ali Aim. 10 Farragut Fire Ins Co to Abernethy, Sarah M. trasi nethy Condiet. Eninielil I 1 Colver. S.

t. II 1 a Miller. H. to .1 Wii: Barrington JULY If. Charles Frost i.

Charles Pratt, l. e. nwocd a v. s. 125 ft of Cnn euril st, Jamaica Annie Hoop.

to William Wade. av. cor of Stewart av, Jamaica lb A Koeehll to Edgar Whitloek. Nottawa st, s. at cor of land of ndrlck 11 Rider.

75x Ja Ml. hael Mont to George Davison, Iti uadway. cor Union av. 50X1UO, Ant nk to Jamaica Savings Bank, "atharine st. s.

lot No 30, map TBTJST COMPANIES. II Mit. Julv 1) Julv 20 AUK. 2 AUK. 2 July 26 Auk.

2 I HE NASSAU July AUK. June June i July July Julv July July I Julv i July July July 100 400 1 VA Haydoelt. Path nee c. Bogiu L. exr.

to Carpenter, Phi be. to French. I. Eineline, exrs. Jones Towns, L.

to Manufa 14 Aim. f' tui. rs Trust Co TRUST 4.... I S.OoO AUK. 10 28 A us.

10 3 I uly 21 tirunsw on. 14 CaledoniaR.H. Moulton 30 Croesus 01 1 Mt. Rosa C5 Crlp.Cr'kCon.. I MollioGlbson.

.23 .13 Ontario 6.00 Chollar 15 I Ophir 04 Crown Point. .10 Occidental 07 Chrysolite U4 Plymouth 10 Con. .1.25 I PhoenixO.M'g Cornstock Tun I Potosi 12 Stock Bonds Iki I Portland Scrip 05 I ..1.50 Crescent OJ Quicksilver pf .7.00 Catalpa 10 Savage 12 Cable Oi I SlerraXevada. .24 DeadWdTerra .40 Standard 3.50 4.2.) Daly 1.00 ..1 Small Hopes 73 Eureka Union Con 10 Fath'rDeSmet .25 I Utah 08 Gculdo' Uurry. .20 I Union 38 Golden Fleece.

.28 I Work 20 Haie.tXorer's. .18 I Yellow Jacket .10 Colorado Springs, Col. Mining stocks closed bid yesterday as follows: Acacia, Alamo, 15Vi Argentum, 22Vi; Anaconda, 40; Anchoria, 80; Bankers', 14; Battle Mountain, Blue Bell, 11; C. Consolidated, 13; C. and Columbine Victor, 14; Dante, 13; Damon, 20r Elkton.

144: El Paso, 43s; Findlay, 14U; Golden Fleece. 30; Gibson, 23; Gold King, Gold Knob, Gold Coin, 550; Garfield, Gold Sovereign, 10: Gould. 40; Hart. 15: Ingham. 20U; Isabella, Independence, 473.i; Jackpot, 50; Keystone.

Lexington, 18: Mount Rosa, 73; Matoa, 3.7; Mary Cnshen, 20; Moon Anchor. 60; National, 11; Ntiggett, 24 Ophir, 55: Ornhan. Pharmacist, 13V4; Pinnacle, 21'i: Portland. 300: Rose Nicol, 12; Rawlines. 27; Coriolanus, 21; New Haven, Sk Ida May.

32: Union, 41; Vindicator, 145; Work. 30; Zenobia, 15. INDUSTRIAL NOTES. Louisville The brewers of this section intend to combine and advance beer $1 per barrel. Wilmington, Del The Delaware Button Company has been incorporated with a capital of $500,000.

Pittsburg The United States Glass Company has started its plants by special arrangement and is rushed with orders. Chicago The lockout which has held 50. 000 men idle since February is said to be petering out of its own accord. Pittsburg The American Window Glass Company has refused to advance the flatten ers per cent, over tho present scale. Marquette, Mich.

The Calumet and Hecla Mining Company has purchased the Shell drake Lumber Company for $050,000. Washington, Pa. The Tyler Charcoal and Tin Plate Company has resumed work, owing to amicable settlement with the strikers. Boston Officials of the Boston and Maine and tho Canadian Pacific railroads are negotiating for winter wheat and cattle freight. Pittsburg The coke companies in this vicinity have decided to drop negotiations for the combine and continue single handed.

San 'rancisco Tho California Raisin Growers' Association has formed a pool for three years, which assures a profit on the grape crops. Plaurvillc. Cal. A great forest fire, which entails the loss of millions, is raging on the American River Land nnd Lumber Company'B property. It is reported in shipping circles that the North German Lloyd Company may leaso more piers from the Brooklyn "Wharf and Warehouse Company.

The Manhattan Ice Company, an independent company which lias been incorporated with a capital of $500,000, will not begin operations until next spring. The American Air Power and the Compressed Air Companies havo consolidated with a capital of $3,000,000, $755,000 6 per cent, preferred and $7,245,000 common stock. Pittsburg The National Tube Company has started Its sheet mill at McKeesport, indicating the iron scale settlement. The Republic Iron and Steel Company has also resumed at McKeesport. Kansas City The Missouri Inter State Telephone Company's franchise has been blocked, owing to tho refusal of the lower House to grant a permit.

This company is a rlvarHo the Bell Telephone Company. Conveyances. Meetins. of Jamaica, belonging to I liemsen. I Jamaica I et Evans to Eastern District sav iocs Rank r.r.

10'Klvn, Madison av. 42' ft it of Central av. 36x1(0, Newtown Same to same. Madison av. 3S4 ft fl Central av.

30xpjo. Newtown Assignments. JULY 80T.7TH FIFTH ST. COMPARISON OF CASH PRICES. Current cash prices at New York o( staple articles, compared with the figures of the corresponding days of last month and last year, 1,000 1,000 TRUSTEES: nigs ll.Vi.

Halr.l'.el Han fre Watson B. Dlckprmnn. are as follows: Seymour L. Husted, Jfl, James W. Cromwell, Seth L.

Kceney, Frank Babbqtt, George Edward Ida, John F. Halstd, "William C. Redfteld. Valentir i II 1 am Ing rah am, Theodore F. Jackson.

Edward D. "White, Edward Merritt, Frank Lyman, David G. Lepget, David H. SM.OOO 6,300 17.000 Cotton, mid. Print elothi Coffee.

No. 7 Wheat, No. Corn. No. 2 Mixc! Uillh.

NO. MlX' 'l 101 BROADWAY. Capita! and Undivided Profits 0ver $870,000 Received the accounts of Individuals, UuHliieKn Plrmn, Kstaten. allows liberal interest thereon, and affords iccneral bnnlciiifc facilities to Its Xo limit Is placed npon tlie amount that may be deposited, and interest TTill be credited from tile date of deposit to time of withdrawal. Information cheerfully furnished to persons desirlnsr to open a bank account, or make temporary deposit of funds awaiting Investment.

Acts as Executor, Guardian, Trustee, etc. Money loaned on approved securities. Letters Payable in all parts of AIVHIIEVI! T. President WILLIAM DICK. JOHN TRUSIOW.

5 lco Paents. H. K. BURNS. Secretary.

li RANCIS WEEICUS, Asst. Secretary. Last Last To day. Month. Yenr.

.10 0'J 1 Ki 03Vii t'8M .00 .88 .40 .40 .28 'ITA 4.75 4.30 4.0'.) 13.00 J2.00 u.25 .11.25 12.25 21.00 20.00 27.00 7.00 0.00 5.70 .44 .44 0.10 570 6.50 .10.50 16.50 34.70 30.25 28.1)0 3.05 3.75 17.00 10.00 2IJ.0U I 'lour. Pork, mess I UL ef. family P.uer, hams 1 choice noni nom FRANKLIN Trust Company, MON TJ.C.UE. COR. CLINTON ST, BROOKLYN.

Capital $1,000,000 Su lus und Undivided $1,250,000 Authorized by law to act as EXECUTOR ADMIN ISTRATOR. TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE, and offers special advantages a3 such. IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONTY'S. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. OfferH Its rvlccs on favorable terms a Trtb'KTEE Or CORPORATION MflllTOllOT Molaysca, Ci.

K. I'llnie. Sugar, granulated Copper, lake Tin Lead Iron, No. 1 Found; y. WALL ABOUT MARKET.

There was a firmer feeling in the markets at tho Wallabout this morning. In fruits both blackberries and raspberries were a cent better. Potatoes also showed a tendency to advance. In dairy products cheese was cent per pound higher, while in butter there was a positively strengthened feeling. Eggs were steady.

l'oultry was closing out more satisfactorily llian anticipated. In meats the weak point Is veal, that coming In being over sized or in poor order. Figures consequently in tbat line were uncertain. Seafood was cleared up entirely. Many dealers look for much improved dealing to morrow on Saturday's usually increased demands.

cheese, full cream, per H'. c. per lb Kancy 1 llKln. print, 22c. Kites, per dozen Strictly fresh, selected, ivi fresh in oase, 16Vic: Western.

Kisii. per pound California salmon. 20o; Boston mackerel, small, 10c: IniK' 2m ench: Span, ifli mackerel. 10al5c: weak lish. hlue, Kn.

1 Oo S' a bars, 8c porKles, 5c; l.u'ler llrli. Oc cod, Boston. 7c; halibut, lie: haddock. Cc: striped hass, 12c; eels 10al2c: yellow porch. Cc; black llsh, to; llukc.

pike. Cc i 1 suited, now. Amcilcan. J30. barrel.

iJmhy scaled horrlnK, ISa 20c per bo; dried codlisli, pound; tiniolted lia.idies, 9. Shell llsh Soft crabs, 75raJ! per dozen: lobster's, loaisc per pound; soft clams, 40c pur l'jli; hard clams. $1 per basket. Meats, per pound Beef, hind quarters and ribs 9i loins and rihs. jddes.

7y.a' Texas and Colorado truss beef. mut. ton, sprlnc lamb, Malic; milk veal country Hilled calves, sa9c; buttermilk. CuCc: pork, RaSVic; porlt loins, nn lrVtc: sweetbreads. J3 per dozen; calves' liver 50l each; beef livers, each; ox lulls.

51 doz. Smoked and cut meats, per lb. Hum. liable; California hams, 9c; bacon, 12e: bom lens, choice j. 3,300 3,000 820 ISO 2.900 nom nom 1.0 10 1.110 GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS.

The following tables show the daily movement of grain as posted at the Produce Exchange to day: RECEIPTS AT WESTERN POINTS. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR COR Of New York BOUTH FIFTH ST. s. 7t av, lutl. Francs li.

udr.in and ano. exrs clarohne i. SOUTH FIFTH ST, x. 117 2 21x55. South Fifth si.

iV Bedford av. 25. licvl. Win to Batne IRVING AV, renter lin at center line Jerr, st. rair Mortlin.

Br.oin r'l erec. to Chari. H.nrr. lel BRADI "OP.D ST. 1 I l.lui.eii av 20xl.l.

Josephine Kleii.ll Same property. Germama i i Co to Josephine EAST SEVENTH ST. "tV's' Viev erly road, uc 'e ai. arkv. Wm Jobelniaiin to 'c o' TWENTY FIRST AV.

north S.o.n'tv nlmh st, lo iirn, pidlip 'iah to Wlllard Oliver NAUTILUS AV. poo ft av, Norton Point Land i 'o to Joseph Vendig. NAUTILUS AV, a s. 120 fi HUiiian.i av. 60x152.3x70.

9x114 same to Loals Dillonbnck, MANHATTAN AV. s. 661.1 lllghltnd av, Mniihatlan y. 927.7 Highland a 23.6ie 1: inxp Ma battan av. s.

776.S Highland av. 50.4 xlOOxC'lxlOO. Norton Point Land to Julia Meyer MANHATTAN A V. s. S77.3 Hlirhland CO.4xlOCrxG0xl0O.

same to Lulu A lf fln MANHATTAN A V. v. s. 1.02S.;; Highland av, El. 7x100 6 0x100.

Norton I'o'nt Lund Co to Mary Felt. MANHATTAN AV, 227.2 Highland av, COxlOO, same to Leavitt SURF AV. s. 467 fl lleaoh Forty second st. runs in a curved line w.

and 3H.2 tt. Atlantic av, xnelOO to Surf av, Norton Point Land Co to Julia Mover, STJRF AV. at intersection dividing line lots 635 and 636. mnp Sea Gate property. Norton Point Land Co, runs aZ1.3xe:OOxnlS.9xwlOO, same to Frank MoKce STJRF AV.

ut intersection dividing ltoo lots 634 and 635 on aboae map, runs PORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY O.V APPROVED SEriTpT'pIES on th' mmp Will do paid throush the New Fork Cjoarlne House. JULY 18. Mary Ann White to Timothy Conveyances. JULY' If.

Amelia Mertz to Andrew Goetz. Nichols av. r. 3 of Y. Woodhaven and lli.

P. P. Co, 73x100. Ja lnilly Perry to Charles Frost, Green ci av. s.

125 ft of Concord st, 25x Howard to Annie Hupper, 24S. 247. blo'k 6. map of Park, lonaing to West Jamaica 1. aai Jamaica Wllioim snjtli to I Mgar Whitlock, lots 2.

"6 fi 60S. map of Locust Av Maeor. release H.igar Wc.ltlo to Joseph A Koeehll, st. s. adj land of Hendrlck Itbier or.

Ci Newtown Anlr I' Clark Michael Mond. i iy. cor Union av. 50x100, Jamaica Sarah A King to Ida Amelia Anderson, lot 134. map of property of Jamaica Homestead ass, 66.x150.

Jamaica Robert Wright to charlse Rlchter. Bergen av, s. of Fulton st, Jamaica Hannah I White to Timothy White, Jackson av, s. 200 ft of Henry St. 25x 100.

Xewtown Mary A Whit" to same, Jackson av, 75 ft Dutch Kill st. 75x100. John Baumaii to John King, Lefferts av, tv 210.2 of Brooklvn and Jamaica Plank road, 40x03, Jamaica. John Moran to Sarah Moran, Jamaica av, s. 106.4 of Union place, 10S.4x25xlOOx 26.6, Jamaica Elizabeth Coles to Franklin Coles.

Franklin av. Highland road. 225xl30.7x 225x130. Oyster Rav Isl.lor (ireln to Adam lot No 10S, map 4. property Long Island Real Estate Exchange and Invest Co, Jamaica John Golsner to Edward Uch.

High st, cor Seventeenth st. 3Sxl0X. Flushing Hance Mack to William Mack. Hallett et, GEO H. SOUTHARD, President.

n. Wallace, vice President. OATHS D. FAHNESTOCK. 2d vice Pros.

Sea CROWELL HAnnEN. Ass't Secretary. 1 It USTEES i iuur. Wheat. Coin.

Oatn. Han els. Bushels. Bushels. liUHlielv CIllcaK'i 13.

8(10 93,200 I.Vi.:'i'l 12.425 Minneapolis 143,780 Duluth 24.630 Pl.liSx St. Louis 4,430 245,000 M.uj'j Kansas City 159,150 Toledo 54,649 li) Detroit 00 1,860 Total 21.515 770,469 611,615 202, 4S') A. A. Low. OFFICES: Broadway end Kant Av.

I 361 Fulton St. 1,500 nom 915 990 943 Oeo. H. Southard. Thos.

E. Stlllman. Martin Joost. Geo. M.

Colt. Robt. B. Woodward. Stewart L.

Woodford. Geo. H. Prentiss. Clinton L.

Rosslter. Frederick W. Moll. Henry C. Hulbert.

Edwin Packard. Darwin R. James, Joseph E. Brown. William II.

Wallace. D. H. Houshtallns. Albro J.

Newton. Orowell Hutlden. II. Plerrepont. Geo.

M. Olcott. Capital, Surplus NTS. SHIPMENTS I'ROM "WESTERN POI and I 'lniiT Wheat. Corn.

uats Undivided Profits Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Chlcngo 41S.2II7 42,650 corned S6.139 op eveut SEBonrpxioai NEATLY AMD VUOUVTVX 6,700 26,070 100, 000 43,000 129,350 9.500 3,499 Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth M. LoulH Kansas City Toledo Detroit Total SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

J. O. JENKINS. PRESIDENT. HERMAN ARMOUR.

VIC PRESIDENTS. W. ADDISON FIffiLD. Secretary. I.

HAMDUROER, AKolBtant Secretary. I. II. McFARIjAND. Assistant SoreuUT.

toimue, 16c; corned pork. shoiiidern SV corned bams. HVal2c; boloittias, SUalSc per IV bud. compound, 7c per pound. In r.fj.

iOO po' iid packages: pure lurd, 81ic; leaf lard, not ren4Creii 8c. Poultry, dressed, per pound Westerr, turkeys hens, 13al4c; toms. old tcrkeys. I0o' frozen roasting chickens, 14c; froz.m broilera' AT IlUAflONADLE PnjCQBBt 16.5W 69.0'V) 13,7:1.1 exch 700 Efl2le Job Prlntino Dnnnrt Ifiltu Floor. lnrcre Dmsonaor ntrX 7,723 360,769 61S.2J0 211,509.