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THE BEOOKLYN DAILY EAGKLE. NETtf YOBK, SATTJBD AY, JANUARY 27, 1900. 12 TRtfST COMPANIES. BETTER DEMAND FOR WHEAT. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

GBAIIT AND 5B0DUCE STATISTICS. ThbTollowing show the daily movement of grain as posted at tie Produce Exchange to day: RECEIPTS AT POINTS. Rnrreu' Ru irMs'. Bushels. Buaheis.

167.2S7 300,250 Chicago 21.300 34,785 $6,000 Due to Reports of Damage to Foreign Crops and Our Own. 2,125 Minneapolis gift uuiutn St. Louis ITnnn. 4,310 25.200 23.560 1.483 65.000 15.000 7,000 1,200 13.200 3.400 30.710 23,438 84,000 39,000 42,000 1.800 68,200 S.40O 2 .2.220 33,311 21.MW 40.300 2.3C0 2.177 030 THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY. BROOKLYN, N.

Y. Capital, Surplus and mnn Undivided Profits, FELIX CAMPBELL, Presidont. J. O. DETTMER, HORACE J.

MORSE, First Vice President. Second Vice President. EDWARD JOHNSON. CHARLES A. BOODY, Secretary.

Asa't Secretary. Transacts a General Trust Co. Business. Toledo Detroit Peoria CORN WAS QUIET AND EASY. 41,42 1 344.658 459.S4S 451,893 Total SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS.

Fredk Kalley, to Yv'm Sage, mort 5,000 PARK AV. cor St Edwards, formerly Canton 8t. runs 27.7X lOOx S.l to st 102.5, Louise Debus, widow, to Patrick Skellv WILLOUGHBY AV. 258 ft Nostrand av, 19.4x100, Bertha A Schwartz, formerly Wlemonn, and Anna lioh nenkamp, formerly Muhlenbrlnk. to Majie wife, and Peter Hudtwalker, mort S3.

700 PUTNAM AV. No 631, s. 137 ft Lewis av, 19x100. Wm Camlnonl to Loretta Camlnoni. all liens PACIFIC ST.

s. ft Fourth av, lox 00. John McKesson. Y'. to John and Geo McKesson, exrs and trustees will John McKesson v.

FOURTEENTH ST. a. .97.10 Sixth av, runs 140x 130x 36.8x 12 100 to st 22.2. except so much as was conveyed to Mary A Itawle. Sarah Watters.

Phlla. l'a. to Hanne Chrls tensen. mort 32.750 WASHINGTON AV. 80.2 Pacific st, runs 67.6x 4.3x 82.1 to av 40.

Joseph Van Winkle. Hempstead. I. to Jacob Cole, mort W.OOO. 1SS1 VAN BIflJNT ST.

cor Delevan st. 25x90. Mathew Counlhan to James Counihan SACKETT ST s. 43.6 Ferry place, runs 77x 29x 80 to st 79.6. Standard Trust Co, to Maria Rudolph HALSEY ST.

s. 44. i Ralph av, 19.51 100, Thos Shea to Rosa Maxwell, formerly Dunphy. mort $3,000 GRSENE AV. s.

350.2 Patchen av, 80x200 to Lexington av. Chns Elling wood. Montclnir, to James Mo Murrav, Y. morts 822.000... apinach.

Norfolk. JI.G0aE.G0 bbl: sprouts, 7Bc bbl: California cauliflowers, 2.50aS per case: tomatoes, Florida, J2aJ.ff0 per case; greenhouse, 12a per lb; green peppers 53.50 per case; Florida, new. carrots, oOaTSo per dozen bunches: Ber rnuaa. parslay, $3.50 per case; onions, Bermuda, JZ.60a2.io per case; Spanish, 1.25 per crate'; Havana onions, 2a2.23 per case Northern vegetables Celery, per bundle: Long Island celery. 75ca2 per dozen heads; Long Island cauliflowers, Sla2 per dozen: Long Island cabbage.

KaS 100: best. SO; state cabbage, SCalO: red, $2a8; potatoes, bbl. Long Island. t2a2.2G; state potatoes, SI.TiaS per bbl; Virginia sweet potatoes, S2.S0a8 per bbl: Vincland sweets, 3a4 per bbl; morrow squash. Sl.25 per bbl; Hubbard squash, Jl.

ioa2 per bbl; cheese Dumnhlns. Jl ner bbl; chicory 60aT5c per tcz "eld salad Sla per.bJ5r'; Bruslels sprouts. 6al5c per quart; shlves. 40x500 per box; spearmint, SI per dozen bunches; Long Island, carrots. J1.25al 50 tier hbl white onions, J3a4 per bbl; red onions 21 per bbl; Long fsland beets.

jSSf im bunches: Long Island rutabaga turnips. 73caJl per bbl: Canada rutabaga turnips, Jl nor hbl white turnips Jlal.50 per bbl: bunch 51 per 100 bunchesr water cress, iOaSOb per dozen; bunches; okra. 10c per three quart basket mushrooms, o0a75c por pobnd; soup 'greens Sl.G0n2 per 100 bunches; kohl rabl. 50c per doVon bunches; knob celery, 25a50c per doz bunchei" Long Island salsify or oyster plant, 60a75c per do bunches; garlic. J1.25 per dozen bunches; new cron horseradish, 50a 75c per dozen bunches; growine spearmint.

J2.50 per dozen pots: garlic. 25c per 2 bunches. Beans, per bushel Marrow, prime, $2.25 medium. J2.05: red kidney, white. $2.05: yellow eye, black turtle, $2.10: pea beans, dry green peas, $1.30.

THE HAY AND STRAW MARKETS. Exportation of hay to South Africa continues of large proportions. W. C. Bloomingdale during the past week effected tie sale of I'nrn.

urns. I' Bushe s. Vennette F. Pelletrcau ol 186 Remsen street has sold for Robert Ward to William Jameson a plot of six lots at Roselle. For Irving B.

Ells to Sarah Monto, TS Putnam avenue, villa house on plot for For E. G. Potter to Theresa Castennetti a plot of forty lots at Bensonhurst for $8,000 cash. Also a three story trick apartment house on the north Bide of Fifty seventh street, near Second avenue, for Theresa Castennetti to Robert Ward, subject to a mortgage of $3,000. Also for same parties two two story and basement frame two family houses on the south side of Seventy sixth street, near Third avenue, subject to a mortgage for J2.500 each.

Also for E. G. Potter to Louise M. Rowe 272 Prospect place, two story and basement brown stone front house for $7,100. Also for William Irvine to A.

Rogers Lee, 160 Sands street, three story frame tenement house, lot 25x104, for 34,000. Also for Edward Burke to Frank C. O'Don nell, US and 120 Sands street, for 318,000, a building which Mr. O'Donnell will complete. Leonard Moody Company of 20 Court street has sold for Susan Wagner and Margaret 110 111 (KM 167,718 S1.714 S9.421 4,125 47,699 5,844 At the Close the Market Showed Decided Dullness and a Shading OS in Prices.

Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Louis Kansas City Detroit Peoria 7M 3S.2S0 13.000 24,100 6,000 13.531 7,000 4.630 17,000 23,500 71.000 12.301 27.200 27.090 1,000 ioooa 2,600 10,800 400 TRUSTEES: Eugene G. Blackford 9,000 noni 10,000 244,468 Total 97.492 172.645 336,169 RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. Porn. Oats.

Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Solomon W.

Johnson James Jourdan. Robert J. Kimball, James McMahon, Horace J. Morse. John E.

Searlej, Alonzo Slote, Howard M. Smith, Caslmlr Tag, George P. TangemaO, A. Ward. 2,203 14,724 17.8S1 1.S00 Isidore M.

Bon, David A. Boody, Felix Campbell. Amory S. Carhart, William M. Cole.

Wm. B. Dnvenport, J. G. Dettmer, Bernard Gallngher, William B.

Hill, Frederic Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore 4.S04 67,490 126, 16,273 50,013 Alter dragging literally for months, with the tendency ol the market steadily downward, there has been a sharp pause and quite a Tapid rise in prices, tho advance developing decided tendency the last lew days. The air has been permeated with rumors of crop damage for some time in Europe and some fears have been expressed as to the conditions West. The French markets have been nervous and irregular for some time past, showing tendency to strength and yesterday there was quite good buying for continental account. There was also a veTy sharp advance in the Paris market and this advance was Total New Orleans 36,359 2,145 239.573 210.SS3 7.230 2C796 Oulveston INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS.

Cnrn Oats. Barrels! Bushels'. Bushels. Bushels. 1,500 tons for such disposition.

Receipts have been moderate, but an easing off in demand has equalized relations between the two and prevented disturbance of values. Nothing new is reported in straw. Quotations remain as follows: 3.S90 59 11,205 16.1WJ 1910 2,519 4.S0O 438S 36S.570 New York Philadelphia Baltimore BROOKLYN TRUST 177 MONTAGUE STREET, 11,649 1S.519 Hay F6r prime. 90c; No. 1, 85c: No.

2, '5a80c: No. 3. 65a70c: clover and clover mixed. 436. 07S 23,802 55,563 S35 compared with 19,954,500 pounds domestic, 5 691,000 pounds foreign, a total of 25,645,500 pounds for the corresponding period last year.

"The dullness which has prevailed in tho wool market has given way to a comparatively active demand for the raw material. The increased firmness witnessed in the London wool auction sales in the last few days has been reflected in the domestic it being evident to. buyers that prices are not llkejy to be any lower for the present at WAIXABOTJT MARKET. General produce dealers, as well as farmers, had a good clearing up traffic yesterday, taking the day through, prices remaining steady to the close. This morning there was but little doing beyond straightening up broken lots and preparing for next week's business.

Fresh laid eggs are arriving freely, causing decided weakness in that market. Quotations were not changed for the limited transactions of a Saturday, but a considerable decline is anticipated for Monday's opening. Poultry worked oft to a closeness which exceeded expectation. Meats, dairy products and sea food wound up quietly and without change in values. Cheese Full cream, new, per pound, 14c.

Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin, 26c; print butter. 27c; June butter, 24a24c; Western creamery, 25a26c. 7 Eggs, per dozen Strictly fresh. 22c: fresh in cases, 31c: Ice house, nominal; limed, 14c. Fish, per pound Florida shad roe, Jl: buck, 60c each; California salmon, frozen.

12c; blue, frozen, 10c. striped mackerel, frozen, 20c each; weak fisn, frozen. 7c; cod, Boston, 8c; market ma. 0c; halibut, green, 13c; pollock. Bo; pan pollock, Ec; haddock, 5a6c; striped bass, frozen, liAc; eels, 10al2c; clscos, 6c; yellow perch, 6c; black nsh.

6a7c; flounders, Cc; white tlh, 12c; smelts, Dike, 6c; frozen herrig, 5c; Imported mackerel, bbl. American, imported, 18a20; Portland herring. $4 per box; Digby scaled herring, per box; dried codfish, 6a8c pound; smoked haddles, 9c Shell fish Scallops, Jl per gallon; soft clams, 40c per 100; hard clams, Jl per baBket: Rockaway oysters, $1 per basket; lobsters, 12al0c per pound; cod liver oil, 15o per "half pint. Meats, per pound Beef, hind quarters ana ribs, lOaLlc; loins and ribs, llal2Hc; sides. 8a9c; Teias and Colorado grass beef, 7a8c; lamb, 8a9V4c; mutton 7V.a8c; milk veal, mial2c: country killed calves, llal2c: 7aSo; pork, 6a7c; Jersey pork, light, 7Ka8c; medium; 64ac; heavy, pork loins, 8l4aSV4rj; pork tenderloins In tins, 20c; sweetbreads, 13 per dozen; calves' livers, 50c each; beef livers.

Wo each; ox tails, $1 per dozen. Smoked and cut meats, pound Ham, lOallc; shoulders, 7a8c; bacon, 10c: boneless, choice, 12c; smoked beef, 18n20o; smoked tongue, 20c: corned tongue. corned pork, 8c; shoulders. 5Via6c; legs, Ual2c: bolognas. 10al3c per pound: frankfurters, lOali'c; lard, compound, 4a5c per pound, in 50a60 pound packages; pure lard; apouHry, dressed, per pound Western turkeys, hens, 12al3c: toms, lOViallVic: nearby turkeys, 12nl3'Ac: old turkeys, 10c: geese.

llalSc; ducks. Ilal4c; capons, lCalSc; spring chickens, 10Hal2l4c; Philadelphia chickens, 15c; fowls. lOallc; roosters, l'3c; guinea fowls, 55a60c: per pair; squabs, white, per dozen: dark squabs, per dozen; pigeons, $1.50 per doz. Live poultry, per pound Turkeys, 12al3c: fowls, 11c; roosters, Tc; Bpring chickens, 10c; ducks, S5cafl per pair; geese, S1.50a2 per pair; game cocks, 56.50 per pair; fancy stock fowls, $la2 per head; choice, S5 per pair; pigeons, 25a30c per pair. Game English pheasants, 52.50 per pair; rabbits.

25a30c per pair: Jack rabbits, per pair; opossums, 25a50c each; wild ducks, per pair, common, 25a50c. Imported fruits and tropical Oranges, Jamaica per bbl; S2a3.25 per 100; per box: Florida oranges, navel, $5afl per box; brlghts, 53a5 per box; russets, J3O3.50 box; California navel. per box: seedlings, J2.25a3 per box; Mexican oranges, $3 per box: grape fruit, Jamaica. S4a7 per box: Florida. 55a! box; lemons, Messina and Palermo, $2a3 per box; Verdelli, S1.50a2.50 per box; Sorrento.

Sla8; bananas, per bunch, Xo. 1, No. 2, No. 3, 75c; new figs, in pound boxes, 15c per new dates, Persian, 1 lb. packages, 6c; Fard dates.

6a9c; Turkish Arabian dates, in cases, 6c; pineapples, Jla2 per dozen: fancy pines, S3a3.50 per iozen: Malaga grapes, $4al2 per keg; nuts, per pound, pecan, new, 10al4c: almonds, Faragona, 18c; shelled Jordan, 35a36cf new French narjer shells, in bans. 21c: Sicily filberts. Total Now Orleans by reports of further damage. 70a75c; cut hay, 80c. THE LIVE STOCK KABKET.

Ann.n 97 nottip Receipts. 400: The fact that Paris has been showing considerable strength iately and the fact that there have been reports of damage in Russia straw er rye, in ounaie oaies. oatigc; oat, 45c. DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. nom nom SCO nom nominally' steady.

Beeves, cows, $3a as well as the fact that there has been a little uneasiness regarding the crop situation in 4.50; heifers, canners, Books i Books close. I open. tne West has given the bulls the whip hand. Bate Sate. Name.

The continuation of the advance of course de etockers and feeders, rexas. xeu beeves, $4a5. Hogs Receipts to day, Monday, 30, 000; left over, 5 to 10 cents higher; Feb. 1 Fob. 3 pends on the confirmation of these reports of damage, which have so far been the principal canse of the rise.

The movement of wheat is comparatively light at the visible supply points, but there have been indica Jan. 20 Jan. 10 Feb. 6 Jan. 10 Feb.

1 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 15 Jan. 15 Jan. 10 Jan.

10 Feb. 16 Jan. 31 Feb. a Feb. 2 Feb.

Fob. Fob. Fob. Feb. Apl.

Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Fob.

Jan. Feb. Feb. good clearance. Mixed and Dutcuera, 4.85; good to choice heavy, rough heavy, 54.60a4.70; light, bulk of sales, THE COFFEE MARKET.

The speculative market for coffee opened quiet at 5 points below last night's close, and during the day ruled dull but about steady. European cables were considered disappointing, both Havre and Hamburg showing declines of Vi. but this was in part offset by a lack of selling pressure. The first sale of the day was 250 bags of March at 6.83. Tho Rio market was steady at 140 milrels advance for No.

7 and 5 32 decline for exchange. Receipts amounted to 13,000 bags. Santos was steady, with receipts of 17,000 bags. Kershaw, as executrixes, to A. Beschlein, for 37,500, 15 Willow street corner of Clark, three story and basement brick house, 2ox 45x75.

Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, sold on Fridav at 9 Willoughby street, in action of Garetta P. Hagemeyer against Thomas Mc Cauley, 3S8 Seventh avenue, brick house, lot 18x44.10, to Nicholas Ryan for $6,840. In action of Catharina Lipsius against William Schwab, 335 and 397 Melrose street, two three story frame apartment houses, lots 2ux 85, to Catharina Lipsius for $2,000 and $2,500 respectively. Taylor Fox, auctioneers, sold at 45 Broadway, in action of Theodore F.

Jackson against the New York Metallic Paint Company, 367 Johnson avenue and 120 Bogart street, forming the northeast corner, plot 50.4 on Johnson avenue, running to Montrose, to Theodore F. Jackson for $2,000 over and above a mortgage for $15,000 and accrued interest. Hew Buildings. Twelfth Ftrcet, northwest corner nf Ninth avenue a four Ktorv brick double apartment house, S5xK tin roof, for twelve families; cost $30,000. George Crawford, owner and builder.

Chester streft. west skle. 3fi0 feet south of Sr.tter avenue, a two story 2.ixU t.n roof, for two families: cost SI. COO. liannah Hill, own er" Comparative, Tables.

1000 From January 12 to January IS. Inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed t1 Total Nominal consideration 110 Deeds of release, etc 5 ISM From January 13 to January W. Inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed H2 Total consideration $448,029. Nominal consideration 112 Deeds of release, etc 2S 1900 From January 12 to January IS. Inclusive: Total number of mortgages 183 Total value 5711,412 Number of purchase money 90 Value of purchase money mortgages 3431.333 ISOS From January 13 to January 19.

inclusive: Total number of mortgages 24 Total value 515,610,913 Number of purchase money "18 Value of purchase money mortgages $173,437 Nassau Electric Railroad Company to Guaranty Trust Company. Sis. 000.009. Mechanics' Liens. JANUARY 20.

East Tenth st. s. lflo ft Avenue HOPKINS ST, s. 275 ft Marcy av. 17.7x104.7: Hopkins St.

s. .250 ft Marcy av, 25x100. Christina Eckert to John A Eckert. morts HOPKINS ST, 225 ft Marcy av, 25x100, Maggie Eckert to John A Ecftert, mort $1,000 BUSHWICIC AV, s. 40.6 Hart st.

runs 83.9 19.4 40.6 .8.5 to av 60.7. Louis Meyer to Stephen Burkard. pt, mort JIS.OOO. BUSHWIC AV, cor Hart st, runs 91.6 39.1 S3.9 to av 40.6. Stephen Burkard to Louis Meyer, pt.

mort $16.000 yy BLAKE AV, s. 25 ft Osborn st, 25x 75, Anne Falleson. yldow. Oyster Bay, I. to Jennie Bookstaver ACKMAN" ST.

s. 270 ft Dumont av. 60x100, Sarah Zuckerman to Rose Belanow.sky, mort $4,700 PORTLAND AV. 186.8 Myrtle av. 25x100.

Thomas Harkness to Amanda Quigley, formerly Harkness, c. all title CLASSON AV. No 111. 231.3 Park av. 25x100.

Morgan Lawless to Schoneberger, mort $1,500, etc EIGHTH ST, 106.1 Sixth av, 1S.3X 100. Ellz Osborn to Samuel A Osborn JACKSON PLACE, s. 150.1 Prospect av. 16.Sx97.10, Edward Llchten steln to South Brooklyn Co operative Building and Loan AB.sn. mort $2,000 TWENTY' FI RST ST.

188.9 Sixth av, 20x100.2. Barbara Sutliffo tc Minnie Tobln. morts $1,700. May, 1899 FRANKLIN AV, 20 ft Sterling place, 18.6x73, Rosa for merlv Dunphv, to Lucy Shea, mort S2.J00" PROSPECT PLACE, 50 ft Rogers av, 30x100, Lucelia A Cooper to JIanly Hu'obs. mortB $10,500 THIRD AV, 56 ft Sixteenth st, 18r 44, John Canty to Cath A Halloran.

mort $2,000 MONROE ST, 214.4 Throop av. 17x100, Esther Chapman, Plalnfield, to Sam 1 Bell, mort $2,750 Plot bounded bv land John Davis, land heirs John A Lott, by land Tlemann and by Rockaway parkway. Henrv Machold to red erlck Balz, mort $1,000 SOUTH CAROLINA AV, cor Washington st, 75x90. Mary Stamm, Frankfurt, Germany, to Fredericka Beadle vv FULTON ST, a. 223 ft Buffalo av, 23x100, Paul Pugh to Dledrlch Boetger, mort $6,000 McDONOUGH ST.

ISO ft Howard av, 80x100, Margt Johnson to Frank A Seaver, mort $4,500 Same property. James Lane to Margt Johnson, mort $4, 500 ATLANTIC AV, 100 ft South Portland av, runs 52.10 17.1 25 0.10 36.7 to av 25; Pacific st, 6, 95 ft Fourth av, 15x90; Franklin av 75 ft Clifton place, 25x105; Lexington av. s. 125 ft Sumner av. Feb.

2C Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. Feb. Fob.

1 Feb. 15 Mar. 1 Fob. 20 Feb. 20 Feb.

1 Feb. 1 Fob. 1 Feb. 16 Fob. 1 Mar.

1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Jan. 31 Feb. 8 Feb.

8 Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan.

Jan. Jan. Jan. Dec. Feb.

Jan. Jan. Deo. Jan. Jan.

1 3 S5 83 1 IS 60c. IK 25 1M Alabama Coal pf Am. Car F. pf Am. Dis.

Pa. Am. Glue Am. Ice com Am.Pipe Mfg. Co Am.SteelHoop pf Am.

Tin Plate pf Am. Tobacco Am. Tobacco Atchison pfd Bell Bkn. Develop' Co Bkn. District Tel Bkn.

Fire Brick Works Bos. South Dakota Gold Mining. Bos. Maine pf Bos. Montana.

extra BuffaloHumpM'g C. R. N. extra Cambria Steel Canada Southern. C.

C. St. Central of N. Central Oil Chl.iiGt.YV pf A. Chi.

June. H. D. pfd Clonbrock Steam Boiler Co pt Colorado Fuel pf Columbus Columbus St. Ry Con.

Car Heating. extra Con. Coal of Md'. Con. Gas.

pf Con.Kan.C.S.&R. Daylight DayllghtPrlsm pf extra Del. Denver Gas Diamond Edison, ORGANIZED IN 1868. Capital i $.,000,000.00 Undivided Profits, 697,912.93 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Which may be mad. subject to check at sight or returnable at fid dales.

Acts as Executor. Trustee. Guardian, taking full. charge of th management of estates, both real and personal, on a life term, or at til pleasure of the parties interested. CHRISTIAN T.

CHRISTEN SEN, President. HENRY W. MAXWELL. Vice President. FREDERICK C.

COLTON. Secretary. STANLEY W. HUSTED. Assistant SecreUrr.

TRUSTEES: Thomas Barr, Henry W. Maxwell, S. W. Boocock, Willis L. OKden.

George W. Chauncey. John J. Plerrepont, Christian T. Chrlstensen, Charles Pratt.

Wm. N. Dykman, Uccigo G. Reynolds, John Gibb, Henry K. Sheldon, Francis L.

Mine, Charles A. Sehieren, Charles W. Ide. Alexander M. White.

Frank Lyman. Wm. Aucustus White, William H. Mala. c.

D. Wood. Long Island Loan and Trust Company, 203 MOIJTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL $500,000. UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER $500,000.

Deposits received subject to check at siffht. Checks are payable through the New York. Clear ins House. Interest allowed on dally balances, special rat4 on time deposits. Certificates oC deposit Issued bearing interest.

Fiduciary powers: Authorized by special charter to act as Executor, Trustee, Guardian, Committee of Estates, and also ag Registrar or Transfer Agent for corporate bondg and stocks, and as Trustee under Railroad 01 other mortgages. Letters of credit furnished and guaranteed. EDWARD MERR1TT, President DAVID LEGGET, Vice President. FREDERICK T. AL.DRIDGE, Secretary.

WILLARD P. SCHENCK, Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: Mar. 2 Jan. 22 Feb.

2 Jan. 1 Fob. 0 Feb. 0 COFFEE FUTURES. Opening.

11 Eld. Asked. o'clock. January 0.80 February 6.80 86 0.80 March O.So 90 8.85 April 6.86 01) Oo nom nom exch 1.800 nom nom nom nom nom nom alav o.o i.uu Closing, Bid. Ask.

6.8090 6.75 SO 0.80 HO O.Cn ilO b. 00 05 0.95 DO 7.00 05 7.05 10 7.1C 15 7.1120 7.2C 25 7.25 30 Fob. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 2 Ian.

Jan. Jan. Jan. tions of weakening freight rates and this may be accompanied by a larger movement. There is nothing yet in the reports of damage from tho West to cause any uneasiness.

The market was active and irregular this morning. The opening was lower, on some disappointment at the foreign news, but later there was a sharp advance and active trading. The Liverpool market opened up but closed at advance. Other English markets were steady. Paris showed excitement and this excitement was what influenced prices here.

Paris advanced in wheat 15a55 centimes and in flour 35a80 centimes, making a rise equal to 4a2 3 5c. There were reports of good export business late yesterday and export bids were reported better to day. The weather was cold at the West and Northwest receipts, including Chicago, were only 314 cars, against 574 last year. The world's exports were estimated at 4.800,040 bushels. Wheat was quiet but steady at the close, losing most of the rise.

A report was current that tho port of Buenos Ayres as well as Ro sario was closed. Cash wheat was dull. Shippers took loads. The price of Produce Exchange membership Btill interests the members. A sale was made yesterday at for a high grade ticket.

Prices are about the same as before the vote. The corn market has moved along in a narrow way this week, with prices showing a steady tone, hut there has been no enthusiasm to the trade. The fact Ib that the market has been somewhat influenced by the lack of cash demand, and the fact that there i3 steady accumulation in the visible supply points, although the volume of movement is small. This week there has been a further falling off in the receipts and the arrivals are only half of last year. Toward the close of the week there was a considerable increase in the volume of export demand, both at New York and outports, show.ing a continuation of the inquiry abroad.

The actual clearances increased considerably and are also larger than last year. The corn mrket was moderately active and weaker, notwithstanding the strength in wheat, and sold off slightly during the morn 7.00 7.05 7.10 7.15 7 0 7.25 7. 0 June 7.00 10 July 7.0510 August 7.0510 September 7.15211 October Jh November 7 2025 December 7.3035 Total sales, 21.250 bags. Feb. 2 Feb.

14 Feb. 15 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 15 Feb.

15 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Fob. 2 Feb. 10 Fob.

10 Feb. 10 Mar. 15 2 8 2 1H 3 2 4 2 IK Jan. Jan. Jan.

Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Jan.

Jan. 10c: Naples, 12al3c; Turkish, 9c; Brazil. 8al2c; walnuts, Grenoble. 14c; French Marabots, 12c; rnlprl all new. 25a50 lb.

boxes. 12c: peanuts, fan 1 Feb. 20 MINING QUOTATIONS. The following shows the quotations for the principal mining sharos to day on the Consolidated Exchange: Bid. Asked.

I Bid. Asked. Mar. 16 Feb. 20 Feb.

8 Feb. 2 Feb. 1 Feb. 2 cy hand picked. roasted.

$1.60 per bushel: new ginger root. 10c per pound. California fruits Apples, per box, Spitzenberg eo. 7 Feb. 1 Jan.

30 SOc, Jan. Jan. and California red, S2.50; apples ana Jonathans. S3.50. MM Fen.

1 2X Apl. 10 Domestic fruits Florida strawberries. 40a43c per iBD. Horn Iron Silver (jo Isabella 1 .25 quart; apples, per bbl, common, waz.bu; JS.ing3, York ImDerial. Jonathan, ffreenlnffs and Feb.

1 Jan. gstoas Fein other choice tables apples, fancy spys and .14 JllS.OO 600.00 1,434.00 330.00 spltzenbergs. 5tia7 dpi cranDerries, i.ioaz.z.i dox; bbl; hickory nuts, bushel; peanuts, raw. lb: roasted. $1.60 bushel: parching corn.

20 I 12 I 12 12 20 I Feb. 15 20 Fob. 20 Feb. .07 .17 .27 Lacrosse Leadville Con. Little Mexican Moulton Mt.

Rose 5c per lb; new crop cider. 13c per gallon; pure russet juice, 15c per gallon. South and greenhouse vegetables California .00 .29 Mollio Gibson. .23 Ontario 7.50 Electric of Amer. Erie W.

Trans. Bv T. H. Federal Steel FinanceCo.of Pa. 2d pfd Flai Top Coal extra Flat Top Goal pf.

Gen. Gen. Electric Green Gr. Bay t. A Gt.

Northern pfd. Hamilton Harrlsburg Trac. H.B.Claflln 1st pf H.B.CIaflln 2d pf. HendersonBrldge Hudson Riv. Tel.

Illinois Central. Int. St. Pump pf. K.C.St.L.&Gh.pf Keystone Watch.

Keystone TV. pfd. Knickerb'r Automatic Machine. Lake Shore and Long island greenhouse rhubarb, or pie plant, $1 per dozen; potatoes, Bermuda, second cron. $6 oer bbl: Florida srreen ii Feb.

l.Jan. ii i Fob. 1 Jan. 1 I Fob. 1 1 Jan.

1 Jan. 31 1 Jan. 43.60 Jan. 31 1 Jan. 2M Feb.

1 Jan. 2H Feb. 1 Jan. 1H Fob. 11 2 Fob.

1 Jan. IK Feb. 1 Jan. Im Feb. 1 1 Jan.

lit Feb. 1 Jan. 2 Feb. 1 Jan. 1M I Fob.

1 Jan. 2M Mar. 1 1 Jan. IkiiFub. lijan.

40x100. Augustus ycrs agt i iiura. and Theodore McKane JRemson st. No lti9, 200 ft Court St, 22x100. John Clarke apt Title Guarantee and Trust Co anJ Tims Avenue D.

cor East Seventeenth st, 65.fix80.5x60xl24.S, Joseph Hlnnutt agt 'Anna and Catharine Neff Fourth av. s. 73 tt Fifty fifth st, Jix 100. Richard Whalen agt Andrew Cook and "Walter Fryer, renewal Judgments. JANUARY 26.

Foster, Anton Froehllch Bros Co Gunther. William 13 Zoli and alio Galway, Thomson Exrs Buttertield. Brooklyn Press and Die Works Taylor Co Brooklyn Heights Co Connelly Wittlch. Henry Keidenrelter Reynolds, Patrick Candee Krekeler Co Sharkey. James Qualey atoblnson.

Edward Watson, trustee Bonnet. Philip Wetterer pens. per 1 3 bbl basket; Florida green and wax beans, case; egg plants, 25 20 24 22 Feb. Fob. Feb.

Feb. Feb. Watson B. Dickerman, William M. Ingraham, Theodore F.

Jackson. Edward D. White. Edward Mrritt, Erank Lyman, David G. Legreet, Seymour L.

Husted, Jr. James W. Cromwell, Seth L. Kesney, Frank L. Babbott.

George Edward Ide, John F. Halsted. Vp'fnrn C. Redfleia. Alice 40 .21 .25 Anaconda 30 Alamo 15 AdaineOou 13 C8 Best Belcher .20 Breece 1.50 Brunsw Con.

.28 CaledoniaB.il. .00 Croesus 01 .0114 Crip.CreakCon Creed Crip.C .10 Chollar 22 Crown .10 Chrvsolit Va.1.35 Coaistock Tun Stock 02 Bonds Ol Scrip 05 Crescent t.i Catalpa 16 .23 Duntln 10 Ueadw'dTerra Daly 1.10 Kuieka Con. to FEth'l DeSmnS .08 Gould Curry .20 Uoid a Fleece. .28 HaloatNoxcr's. .3.5 liomestake.

$111.46 23.95 EM. 24 100,000 per dozen; greenhouse radishes, 52a3 per 100 bunches: Florida beets. S2 ner case: cu .17 cumbers, greenhouse. per dozen; Boston 20 31 Feb 20 Feb, greenhouse lettuce. per doz heads; lettuce, Florida.

basket: fancy. $4.50 basket; Romalne. crate; Long Island, Jla2.50 bbl: foj. 1 Ophir 82 Occidental 14; Plymouth 08 Phoenix G.M'g Potosl 31 Portland 2.20 Quicksilver ...1.75 Quicksilver Savage 1 Sierra Nevada .43 Standard 2.50 Small Hopes 1.00 Specimen 09 Union Con 26 02 Union. 40 Victor 31.

Con.1.00 Work 29 Yellow Jacltoc .20 Bx, i Feu. 1 24 Feb. 1 SAVINGS AND LOAJT. Capital and Surplus over $1,000,000. 127.78 100.r,3 .143.21 23.07 1.078.03 1 Feb.

1 Jan. 23 I Feb. 3 Jan. i 700 660 nom 250 8,060 No. 191 Montague Street.

2 Feb. 1 Jan. 13 Feb. 2 Feb. 1 Jan.

13 Feb. 2 I Fob. 7 i 2 Feb. 10 Jan. 26 Feb: 10 Feb.

I Jan. 22 Feb. 7 xompKlns ,.7.97 Aernes Exrs 13 Nisbet 668.30 Van Wicklen. Cornelius Old Mill Land and Imp Co 503.1 4 Larsen, Gustavus A MacBrlde 313.22 ing, ignoring the fact of a rise abroad in corn and the fact that export bids have recently been decided better. The inspection at the West continues very poor, but this seems to have no effect: Corn was quiet and easy at the close.

Shippers took 25 loads. The market in oats ruled steady during the morning, with very little interest shown in trading, either in cash or futures. Oats closed steady with small demand. The provision market was fairly active and weaker for all deliveries, although live hogs were firm. Estimated receipts of hogs at Chicago for Monday were 35,000 and for all next week 1S5.000.

Provisions were dull and weaker at the close. CASH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. Yester Last To day. day. Saturday Mortgages.

Lawyers'TltIcln3 extra Lloyds PI. Glass. Louis. Maryland Met. Plate Glass Ins.

Co Michigan Central Missouri Pacific. Mobile Kan. Tex. Munlc. Gas.

Alb. Nassau Elec.R.H Nassau Fire Ins. Nassau Trust Savings ant Xoan Company 30 Mar. 14 31 Feb. 2J 2 i Apl.

7 25 1 Feb. 2 SILAS B. DUTCHER, President. WILLIAM H. LYON, rice President WILLIAM BEKBI, 2nd Vice President.

JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary. GEOltGE HADDEN, Asst. Secretary. Trustees: Mar.

Jan. 11.000 1,000 200 nom National 28 Feb. 1 20 Feb. 5 15 Mar. 2 17 I Feb.

13 CHARLES COOPER. H. E. HUTCHINSON. WM.

V. R. SMITH. MILLARD F. SMITH.

Fob. Jan. nom nom nom 11 EUGENE F. O'CONNOH. WILLIAM H.

LTON. HENRY N. WHITNEY. CALVIN PATTERSON. JOHN DITMAS, Jr.

WILLIAM HESTER. JOHN" C. McGUIRE. WILLIAM C. WALLACE LEONARD MOODY.

SILAS B. DUTCHER. WILLIAM H. DAVOI WILLIAM BERRI. JOSEPH B.

WHITE. JOHN R. HEGEMAN. LUCIUS H. BIOLOW.

T. L. WOODRUFF. THOS. E.

JOHN N. I Fob. (S 1 2 Jan. 29 I Mar. 13 Fob.

7 1 Apl. 5 2)j Feb. 1 Feb. 13 I Feb. 0 1 3 FeD.

1 1 Fob. 15 1 Mar. 1 1 Fob. 7 Jan. 30 3 Feb.

10 2K Fob. 11 1 Fob. 5 I 1 Feb. 6 1 Mar. 5 5 Feb.

20 3 Feb. 20 UK Feb. 10 1 Fob. 10 1 Feb. 1 1 Fob.

1 1 Feb. 1 Feb. a 2 Feb. 14 $1.30 Fob. 5 Fob.

10 Feb. 14 86 Fob. 1 Mar. 1 5 Dem'nd IX Feb. 0 I Feb.

15 JANUARY 26. Stone. Jane W. to Stone, Clinton av, nr Greene Hoehn. F.

to Hoehn. Sixtieth st. nr Fourth av Voorheos, Phoebe A. to Edith Schelling. Waveriy av.

nr M.v.rtle Powers, J. to Title and Co, Hancock St. Madison st. Irving place, Atlantic av and Herkimer st Christian, to Sarah Watters. Fourteenth st, nr Sixth av Homm, A to Bridget Uhl.

Jackson st, nr Graham av 6herwood. to Decker. East Eighteenth st, nr Avenue fichlnbom. Roslnn. to Maria Roller.

Vermont av. nr Fulton st Kaplan. and pomeranz, to Levy. Humboldt st. nr Debevoise st P.

to A Neubert, Scholes st, nr "Waterbury st Beaver, A. to Johnson. McDon pugh st, nr Howard av Rudolph. Maria to Title and Co. Sackett st.

Cohen, A B. to Beekle Rosenberg. Stone av, nr Belmont Schepp. J. to 'L Pehepp, Welden'st! nr Crescent av Nichols, H.

to YVllliamsburgh Savings' Bank. Lexington av. nr Sumner. 9 morts Same to same, Lewis av, cor Balnbrldge st. 5 morts 23i 11 Jan.

23 11 Jan. 23 7 i Feb. Ill 31 Feb. 15 31 Feb. 15 1 1 10 Feb.

1 10 Feb. 1 10 Feb. 1 w. c. HUMS P.VI'KICK H.

FLYNN. 50x100; Lexinaton av, 20S.4 Mimner av, 16.8x100; Lexington av, 223 ft Lewis av, 100x100; Lewis av, cor Bainbridge st, 100XSO; Decatur st, 225 ft Lewis av, 85x100; Herkimer st. 200 ft Schenectady av, 175x185.6; Chauncey st, s. 300 ft Stuyvenant av, runs 130.3 in two courses to Fulton SL 25 in two courses. 124.6 to st Atlantic av, s.

128 ft Perry place. 22x99.1; Schenectady av. s. 1S5.G Herkimer st. 50x600, subj to all encroachments.

John, jr. and Geo McKesson, exrs and trustees will John McKesson, to Horace Nichols MAIN ST. s. 45.8 r. land heirs Jere Lott.

40x152x40x153.7, foreclose, Frank Creamer to Stewart Hegeman FIFTY FOURTH ST, s. 460 ft Sixteenth av, 40x120.2. Jere Johnson Jr Company to Wm Wnlnman FIFTY EIGHTH ST, s. 100 ft Thirteenth av, 40x100. 2 Wm Cruser.

Montrose, Pa, to George Rllatt and Samuel Parker FIFTY FOURTH ST, s. 460 ft Sixteenth av. 40x120.2. Cornelius Cowen hoven to the Jere Johnson Jr Co DOSCHER ST. s.

140 ft Glenmore av, 40x79.4, German American Imp Co to Carrie wife Cyrus 2d. Staples, mort etc RAILROAD AV. 423 ft 3 McKlnley nv. 25x102; Schenck av, 225 ft Blake av, 25x100. Joanna Boyle to May Page, mort S2.500 MARCY" AV.

cor Monroe St. 27x100, Chas Kreppel to Hermann Schmidt, mort S10.500 PROSPEtrT ST. 300 ft Vernon av. 23x175. Elizabeth Nunez to Mary Carroll Same property, Elizabeth Potts, widow and as extrx Wesley Potts, to Elizabeth Nunez, Same property, Controller State to same, tax deed Same property, same to same, tax AVENUE C.

cor East Sixteenth st. 04.9xlQ4.7xCOx9.il. Wm Kaiser to John Burchell GRAVESEND AV. north cor Avenue 260x100; West st. s.

120 ft Avenue J. 200x100; Went st, west cor Fifty second st, runs lOS.lOx 22x 62x 55 131. 3x :2.9x 80x 100.2, Edward Lee to John Fox, all liens JOHNSON AV. s. 230 ft Union av, 25 X100, Sophie Schoen to Jacob Schocn.

Va pt, mort $2.000 ST MARKS PLACE, s. 361.2 Fifth av, 40x100. hJtl. John Fox to Edwd Lee. mort $15,000 PRESIDENT ST.

167 ft Fifth av, 23xS0, Conrad Muller. Bayonne, J. to Earnest Lorch, mort $7,500 FIRST ST. s. 80 ft Seventh av, 20x89.

Edwin Garmler to Margaret Hohn. all lleas SULLIVAN ST. No 102. s. 275 ft Conover st.

25x100. Emanuel Gross, Jersey Cltv. J. to Minnie Mendlowltz, Y. mort S6.000 FOURTH ST.

s. 162.5 Smith Et. 20x 90. Hannah Gru to Nancy Gru BLAKE AV, s. 30 ft Christopher av.

25x100, Sarah Levison to Moe Kesler, 2 3 pt GREENE AV. s. 310.9 Lewis av, 16.3x100. Stntia Wilson to Ma hel Butler, mort $4,500 SPENCER ST. s.

430 ft Park av. 25x100. Rose Cunningham to Owen Carr WILLOUGHBY AV. s. 142.6 Clermont av, 20x116.

Cx20xU2. 5. Wm Lane, and hid, exrs George Wilson, to Henry Nleber OCEAN PARKWAY, 3. 05 ft West av, to West First, st. Land tl and Trust Co, exr and trustee will F.ilen Desha, to Sarah Sangumtttc NASSAU ST.

s. 25 ft Adams st. runs 25 ICS v. 30 25 100. Margt 15 to Jeannettc Egan, 1 5 pt.

all title BAY TWENTY NINTH ST. s. 520 ft Benson av. 60x96.8. Elizabeth Davis to Emma Jamieson.

mort $6,000.. ASHKORli ST. s. 32.45 Fulton st, 25x 100. James Young to Ida Young WATER ST.

s. .20 ft Gold st. 20x 100. Timothv Barry to Danl Barry, Pt TWENTY FIRST ST, s. 188.9 Sixth av.

15.11x100.2. Barbara Sutllffe to Minnie Tobln, mort SI, 700 Jan. Jan. Jan. Feu, Jan.

Jan. Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan.

Jan. Fob. Jan. Feb. Jan.

Jan. Jan. Pnys liberal intercut on dally balances. Higher ratcn paid on time deposits. Acts aa trn'Ktce and tra zmfer agent for Anthorlr.ed to net a.

Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Wills legally prepared and nafely kept. Knxiiily and bnsines. accounts solicited Dull StronK Firm 76X 74W 7m SH 70 Steady Firm Dull 44JU 0H iOH Steady Firm Dull 28 :29 8)4 Steady Firm Dull do eoja Steady Dull Dull 3.05 3.95 8.90 3.45 3.io 3.40 Easy Quiet Firm 6 25 6.25 8.25 Easy Quiet Firm 10.75 10.75 10.75 Firm Steady Dull 3d 3Md 2ld 3s 4Vjd Zb md WHEAT No.2Red.f.o.b.. afloat No.lNorth,f.o.b.,a!rt CORN Xo.

2 Corn, elev OATS No. 2 Oats, elev RYE No. 2, f.o.u., FLOUR Minneapolis tVinterStraight.new. LARD Prime Western PORK Old Mes. OCEAN Liverpool Cork, for orders Teh.

14 s.ooo 2.800 730 6,000 300 1.700 18C REMSEN ST. near City Hall Square. Assets $1,300,000.00 Surplus 160,000.00 PATS 5 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. JULY AND JANUARY.

ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. PAYS PER CENT. PER ANNUM. SEMI ANNUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS.

PAYS ON MONTHLY" ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM a TO 8 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. ACCORDING TO NUMBER OF MONTHS' DEPOSITS REGULARLY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANY TIME LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PATMEXT5. EDWARD E.

BB1TTON, President. JOHN A. SCHWARZ, Vice Preldent. GEORGE W. WAKEMAN, Secretory.

JAMES T. ASHLEY, Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Edward M. Grout, James H. Ferguson.

Richard H. Lalrr.beer. Jr. Edward M. Child.

Amos H. Cropsey. Wm. K. Cleverly, James T.

Aehley. Edward E. Brltton. Elwln S. Piper, George W.

Wakenian, John A. Schwarz. John T. Rafterty, George J. Jardln.

Frederick H. Schroeder. GENERAL COUNSEL. Messrs. GROUT.

MAYER HYDE. Feb. IS Feb. 15 Nat. Lead Nat.

Starch Mfg. Nat. Surety North N.Ohio Trac'n pf Nor." Pacific com. extra Nor. Pacific Omaha Omaha pfd Omaha Wat.

1st pt OmahaWat. 2d pf Pacific Coast Pac. Coast 1st pf Pac. Coast 2d pf Paddock Cork Co pf Penn.FurnaceCo. People's Gas Peoria Eastern Pepperlll Mfg Co.

extra Phenlx Ins. Co. Pressed Steel Car Pullman Qulncy Rio Gr. West. pf.

Rochester Gas pf Rock Island Rome, W. Ogd Rubber Goods Ry. Minn. Sixth Av. R.

St.Jos.&G.I.lst St. I. M. S. Twin Cltv R.

2Gth Ward Bank. U.S. Iron Pipe pf. TJ. S.

Rubber U. S. Rubber pfd Warwick extra 2 Feb. 15 Feb. v.

Feb. 3 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 1 Jan.

8 Decatur st. Same to Hannah Lovett. nr Lewis av. 2 morts FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L.

G. Qulnlln St New York.) Yester 85 81.25 1H Decatur st. Feu. 15 1 Jan. Feb.

1 Dec. Feb. 1 Jan. Feb. Feb.

15 Jail. Feb. 13 I Jan. HO Same to Hannah IC Miller, nr Lewis av. 2 morts Open High Low Clos day's Same to I Miller.

Decatur st, nr ing. est. eet. ciosg 78 2 "Fob. "14.

Feb. in I Feb nom nom 7.0K 744 74K 74M 74Xi Jan. 31 Jan. 15 Fob. 1 Trust Company, MONTAGUE.

COR. CLINTON ST. BROOKL.YH1 Capital 81,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits. Authorized by law to act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR. TRUSTEE, GUAUDI AN or COMMITTEE, and offers special advantages ae such.

IS A LSGAl, DEPOSITORY FOR COUB MONEYS. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers its services on favorable terms TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES, REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOAN MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES. Checks on this company will be paid through thfl New York Clearing House.

GEO. H. SOUTHARD. President. WILLIAM H.

WALLACE. Vice President. JAS R. COWING. 2D VICE PRES'T SBC.

CROWELL HADDEN. Ass't Secretary. 2 in Jan. 30 liar. 14 WHJBAT March May July CORN May LARD January.

74W oH 3UH KZ1 745 39M 6.20 Mar. Feb. 15 Fob. 7 Mar. 1 Jan.

31 Fel 1H 1 Jan. f) I r.tnr. 2 15 Feb. 1 15 Fob. 1 871 271 Jan.

31 Jan. Feb. 10: Jan. Feb. 10 Jan.

nom 1,500 FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L. G. Qulnlin New York.) Yester I' Meeting. day's Clos Open Hicn ins.

est. TRUSTEES: Clos'B U8X, UOM ing. 03 dOi A. A. Low.

TBUST COUP ANTES. tltj Main Office, III 5th New York City Branch Office, Eagle BuilfJing, Brooklya Geo. H. Southard. Thos.

E. Stlllman. Martin Joost. Gfo. M.

Colt. Robt. B. Woodward. Stewart L.

Woodfori. Geo. H. Prentiss. Clinton L.

Rossltef. Frederick W. Mcsn. Henry C. Hulbert 33 33H 33 Hi 3391 Edwin Packard.

Darwin R. James. Joseph E. Brown. Wm.

H. Wallace. D. H. Houghtallnc.

Albro J. Newton. Crowell Hadden. H. E.

Plerrepont. Geo. M. Olcott. 3dk Stibscrlliefl Capital .930,000,000.00 Trust Company 342, 344, 346 Fulton St.

SIM U3 3354 22 34 5.87 6.02 ti.10 234 H3M AssetN, Jan. 1, 1O0O WHEAT January May July CORN January May July OATS January May July LARD January May July RIBS January May July PORK January May July ncm nom Surplus, Jan. 1, 1900..,. Colorado Springs, Colo. The following were yesterday's closing bid prices for mining stocks: Acacia, 38; Alamo, 16; 3S; Anchoria, 80; Argentum, 20; Bankers', 13; Battle, 32; Blue Bell, 12; Coin, 255; Columbine, 20; Consolidated, 10; Damon, 29; Eikton, 11C; El Paso, FIndlay, 14; Fleece.

30; Garfield, 15; Gibson, 24; Gould, 32; Isabella, 127; Independence, 57; Jackpot, 60; King, 98; Moon Anchor, 66; Matoa, 25; National, 11; Ophir, 57; Pharmacist Consolidated, 14; Pinnacle, 26; Portland. 238; Raven, 82; Rawllngs, 30; Rosa, 64; Sovereign, 13; Tornado, 45; Union, 42: Vindicator, 150; Work, 29 THE WEEK IN FETBOLETJET. The oil markets continued active and strong. Crude was exceptionally strong, further advances being made all along the decline in the credit balance market. Pennsylvania was marked up to Tiona to Barnesville to Corning to 51.51; Newcastle to North Lima to $1.24, and South Lima and Indiana to $1.19.

Prices for refined were firm and unchanged. Field work continues active, but only one or two strikes of importance were made. The search for new territory continues, and operators are taking advantage of every opportunity to increase the production. Interest this week was centered in the Stout district on the Hughes River, in Doddridge County, W. where an extension and soma new production are expected.

The well which was drilled by the Carter Oil Company and started at ten barrels a day has increased its production to sixty barrels a day. Other wells have been drilled with production ranging from five to thirty barrels per day. Refined petroleum closed at 9.90 cents per gallon in barrels and 7.25 cents in bulk at New York, Philadelphia prices being on a basis 5 points lower. Foreign quotations were: London, 73 for imperial gallon; Antwerp, 2sYi francs per 100 kilos, and Bremen, 8.45 marks per fifty kilos. THE WEEKLY METAL REVIEW.

In reviewing the metal markets for the week ended yesterday it may bo stated that they were very dull. The copper market has not changed at all and little or no business was done. The tone of the market for lead was steady and prices were unchanged. The iron market was extremely quiet. Tho price of spelter has been advanced considerably on higher European markets.

It is stated in the trade that the advancing tendency of this alloy has been caused by the strikes of coal miners in Bohemia. The tin market vacillated during the week and its closing tone was firm. Tin plates have been firm. NOTES OF THE MARKETS. Indianapolis The conference between the coal mine operators and the miners' committee appointed to fix a scale for 1900 has resulted in a good deal of ill feeling and there are indications of a failure to reach an agreement.

The operators offer an advance of 10 cent3 a ton, but the miAers refuse to consider any other question until the screen system and the differential between pick and machine mined coal questions are disposed of. They declare that, a failure to agree on a scale will result in calling out 100,000 miners in the four states represented in the conference. Chicago The Shoe and Leather Review says: "The packer hide market is dull. A few tanners who are short of branded bides are compelled to buy an Occasional car or two, but the movement of native hides is very slow. There has been a considerable increase of late in the importations of green salted hides, showing that, with the duty added, hides can be brought in cheaper from abroad.

Wo quote: Native steers, 13c; butt brands, 12c; Texas, Colorado steers and branded cows, llc and heavy and light native cows, Hc." European sugar cables firmer. January and February beets are higher at 93 S'id for both months. Domestic refined sugars are unchanged at 5.15c for fine granulated. Raws are strong at 16c higher; centrifugals 4 7 16c; muscavados, 4c. The Textile Manufacturers' Journal says: "The sales of wool in the principal markets of the country for the week ending January 26 amount to 7,535,000 pounds domestic, 3,051,000 pounds foreign, aggregating 10,586, 000 pounds, as compared with 5,083,000 pounds domestic, 1,061,500 pounds foreign, a total of 6,144,500 pounds for the preceding week.

Tho total sales since January 1 amount to 20,098,000 pounds domestic, 5,539,500 pounds foreign, aggregating pounds, as ANUFACTuRERS $500,000 $900,000 best In building and 31 i.3 am 23X 5.87 e.co a.u7 5.72 5.S0 5.85 J0.55 10.77 0.135 Features: ah the 5.U7 ti.07 0.02 0. 10 (i.UO tf.10 19,750 18,000 7,000 7,000 3,500 4,400 3,200 2,230 4.000 2.200 2,200 2,000 1.800 1.300 3,300 1,300 5,600 430 1,100 850 nom 2.000 3,500 5,600 17,500 2,000 3.000 8,000 800 200 200 3.500 3.500 1.000 500 1.000 3,212 4.500 9.000 mmmhh loan. Business Strictly Local. No real estate transaction con TRUST CO. levvis av Same to Euellla Cornell, Herkimer' at nr Schenectady av 8l'nie to V.

Lane anil uno, Pacillc st, nr Fourth av Same to exrs of Sartur. No 580 Herkimer st 6ame tn Sarah Berry, Herkimer st, nr Troy av Same to Ellz llatseher, Herkimer st, nr Schenectady av Same to a Hewlett, Herkimer st, nr Schenectady av Same to Cuth Uausch. Herkimer st. nr Schenectady av Same to II Plain. Chauncey st, nr tituy vesaut av Same to Nancy s.

Chauncey nr Stuvvesant Nichols. II. to Curley. Franklin av, near Clifton place Ttouike. M.

to Gre npoint Savings Ncrth Henry st. m. ar Norman av Same to same, Monitor near Xorman av, 2 morts Wainman. to Cowenhuven. Fifty fourtli st.

near sixteenth nv Rllatt. G. and Parker, to Davison, Klfty elghth st. near Thirteenth av Staples. Carrie and M.

to Ger Amer Imp Co. Uoscher st. near Glenmore TTVinlernH yer. C. to Town of New Utrecht Bldg and Loan Assn.

Battery place, near Lexington av. correction niuri Nichols. II, to Simon Harding. Herkimer si. near Schneetady av Same to Atlantic av.

near South Portland Hoar, Alice and Charlotte, to Williams burgh Savings Hank. Vanklin st. Diamond Kt and t. parcels St Thomas I' Church to Titki and Co. Huhwiek av and CoopT st Cummin, to same, Fortv fuurth si, near Twelfth av Sanguni Sarah, to trustee of Ellen Desha.

i.ice;in pathway, Btlrchell, J. Kl.ithush Trust Co. Avenue corn i Must Sixteenth st Same to ,1 Kaiser, same prop Hughes. M. to Culbertson' East Fifth st.

near av Same to Parson. East Fifth st near Caton av Grattan, II. to Lauretta Welter. East Eleventh st, near Slurum place Austin, Annie IC to Anna Henderson," Ocean av. near Xewk.rk Barry.

P. to Carry, Water st. c. Grn. Nancy, to A Slat k.

Fourth st' near Smith Cullmer. 1. Jr. to Hillinar.n. Iyxl lngton av, near Broadway Iee.

to Emma I rH. Gra send in Slnnott. .1. to trusters It I'rot Dutch Church. Avenue near Kttst Twentv thlrd st Capital and Surplus, $1000:000.

5.77 5.U5 5.80 5.85 JULIAN D. FAIKCII1LD, President. WILLIAM HAUK.l!lSii,i v. D. W.

WCW1I.L1AMS, (Vice President HICKMON MOltlUS. Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE, Asm taut Secretary. TRUSTEES; 5. 37 outside of' the Metropolitan District of New York City.

Investment Shares aiY: Authorial tn nrt T.1 XWCnTIH mtivio. 5.S2 b.t7 10.00 10.82 10.U0 TRATOB. GUARDIAN. semi annually through any bank. 10.80 10.82 10.75 uesepii Llebmann, JjeWis Lucltenbach, Savings Pass Book Shares, ueS payments received at any time, und may be John Arbuckle, A.

Abraham, Geo. V. Hiower, Hodwell lildridge, Jullun D. Kan child, Joseph P. Grace, John Good, Noleon J.

Gates, William Harkness, Jos. C. Htindrlx, Otto Huber, Whitman W. Kenyon, 510.32 171.1', 673.15 A LEG A.L DEPOSITORY tor MONEY. Travelers' LETTERS OF CREDIT Issued.

ACTS as TRUSTEE for Railroad and other MorteaKes and accepts tho Transfer Agency un5 REGISTRAR of Stock of Corporations. Irtcrest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at slffht, payable through New York Clearing Houm. OFFICERS: WILLIAM J. COOMBS. President.

WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Vice President. WILLIAM J. MATHESOK.

2d Vice President. PRANK L. SNIFFEN. Secretary. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: William H.

Nichols. E. T. Bedford. William J.

Matheson. K. Dwiclit Church. QUEENS BOROUGH. Judgments.

JANUARY 26. Gillespie. Earl A. to John McFherson, jr, by Frank Bennett, gdn Smith, George llenriette 1 Victor Same Sam' Van Wiclti n. ptff The Old Mill Land and Imp Co et al, defts Williamson.

Corgr II. est of Hcnrlette I Victor Same Same New York. City of Kzra Con'klin et al Same Same. 133.3S; Same Same. Same Ezra Conklin.

Same Luther White D. W. MuVViniains', limes MeGoveiu, Card Meyur. Dick 8. Hum say, II.

li. Scharmann, Wm. V. K. Smith, M.

Van Anden, John J. Williams, Thomas F. White. Administrator, Trustee. 171.45 073.

15 313.01 Acta as Executor, Guard ten. Receiver. Committee oS ths Insane. withdrawn on demand with accrued dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. Installment Shares, dues 25 nts per MMWMMMMLfcw month on each $100 share.

Estimated maturity 12 years. A payment of $5 per month dn 20 shares, will ffive 52,000 at maturity. All dividends payable from earning. Mortgages Paid Oft and additional ad vances made where conditions warrant. Homes Purchased for small cash payment; balance paid name as rent.

Correspondence or Personal Inquiry Solicited. Mortgages. Frederick W. Wurster, Henry Datterman, J. Adolph Mollenhauor.

John C. Orr. Royal C. Pcabody, John H. Ireland.

Charles O. Gates, Daniel P. Morse, unam .1. uoomos, Sanforrl H. Steele, John H.

Hannn. John Schun James H. Ollphant, Edward Hlnnian, Silas Tutlle. William A. Nash, Gammell, St Nicholas av, 80 ft Linden st, 20x90, Newtown, partition Sage, William to Frederick Kalley, Mabel and Louise Kalley; Vernon av.

s. 550 ft "Washington av, 50x to Hamilton st, Kavenswood, mortgage 51.800 Morris, Ann to Monson Morris, Mills st. 271.14 Franklin st, 21. "Six 100.1 Mayer. Bertha, to Max Mayer, Twelfth av, cor Twenty second st, 70xl00x 93.2x102.8, Whltestone, part Schneider.

Carl to diaries Hettes heimer, lots 452 to 455. map No 2 Long Island Real Estate Exchange and Invest Co. mortgage $3.000 Slott. Benjamin B. to Ella West, Cleveland av, adj land Benjamin Mott, runs 113x 02 to State st a 12S.

Far Rockaway Mcchnlch, Jacob, to Caroline Mcchnlch, Van Pelt st. 8, 53.11 Greenpoint av, 25x100; also Greenpoint av, 47.1 Van Pelt st, 25xSS.9V4x28.0x 101.0 also Greenpoint av, s. 22.1 Van Pelt st. 25xl01.GSlx3O.10Hx83.4t.!;: also st, cor Fourth st, 50x100; also Greenpoint av, 175 ft Star av, 50x 100: also Greenpoint av, 25 ft Tranufer Agent and Registrar for Corporations. Designated by the General Term of the Supremo Court na a letfal depository Cor estate funds.

Receives deposits subject to check ut sight, and ALLOWS INTEREST ON DAILY UALANCiCS. Checks pnns through the New York Clearing House. ISSUES INTKnEST RKARING CKHTTF ICATICS OF DTCPOSIT. CollectH rents, coupons and interest and munapeH property of non residents. Secures Letters of Credit und drafts payable In any port of the world.

TCTCKPS WILLS FREE OV CHARGE. 4,700 Frank Bailey, H. 11. Halgh. H.

V. V. Braman. ROOM CITY JANUARY 25. Powers, Robert, to Jacob Ruppert, Hulst Nt.

No 1. cor C.reenpoint av, BUsb vllle, leasehold Schlfr. Thto.Kre, to John Carpenter. Husson av. 141.

Prospect av, 41.SX100, Hoills Same to same, ilusson av. 1S3 ft Prospect av. 41.Sxl0. Hollls Sae. William U.

to Arthur Silber, Vernon av. s. ft Washington av. 50x to Hamilton st. Ravenswood Grotz, to Ellen Bleeker.

ElKhth av. s. S7.0 Twenty second St. Whitestene Helso. Robert It.

to George Ehret. Stein way av. cor Potter av, I City, leasehold Hurt. Emanuel. I S.

to Manual Ja kubl. lot l.o 'kc Grlswold's map, Glemlale, mort. Newtown 450 430 1,600 1,300 et al, Meyer. to Lucinda Grei nman Jefferson av. near Throcp CO OPERATIVE Assignments.

1 UILDING AND LOAN ASS'N. Nassau Trust Company, lt Broadway. Capital $500,000.00 Undivided Profits $366,198.42 INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES, AND SPECIAL BATES ON TIME DEPOSITS. 'Authorized by law to act as Executor, Guardian, Trustee, etc. A leKal depository for Court and Trust funds.

Money loaned on approved securities. ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS. BUSINESS Broadway and Kent Av. 361 Fulton St OFFICES: va! con val em val c.n V.oO 1,311 3,607 700 243 J2.S21.12 Assignments. Star av.

25x100, tity Foster, Mary and John to Thomas Adlkes. lots 37 229. 2SS, map Talfourd Lawn, Jamaica Smith. George, to Barbara Conlon. De lap place, cor Grand st.

101x87.0. Jamaica Gusthal. Leopold, to Louisa Hansen, South st. s. 40 ft New York av, 23x102.8x24x102.7, Jamaica Hart, Michael, to John Valentine, lots 422.

423. blk 13, map Ingleside. Flushing Ccstello. John. lo John Valentine, lots 419 to 421.

blk 13. map Ingleside. Flush 91 COURT ST OPEN DAILY. ASSETS $800,000. A SAVINGS INSTITUTION pI.

THE NEW FIXTON STREET OFFICE SOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. JANUARY 2G. Jamaica Savlnss Bnnk to Frederick A Sehermerhorn Plump. Hermann, trus for John and Lena 330 600 900 JANUARY 26. Elliott.

B. exrs of, to Emily Miller. one third part Same to Beside Dunhamone lhlrtl pt Siime to Delia Elliott. tie third pi Wtnthrop Realty Co to Frazler Mi.ddox. trustee, to North Side Ilnnk Bergen.

J. exr, to Bergen Borough Park Co to Title and Co. trustee Baker. Sarah exr Elliott Wilson, Ellz, to Ida F. Davis.

3 assts Hamilton. C. to Schneider Grout, M. guard, to Gaynor. trustee Jackson.

Mary to VIII Folk H. to American Surety Co Bennett. W. admin, to Vogel HJUyer, O. exr, to Clara Ackerman Conveyances.

JANUARY ZC. CUMBERLAND ST. 160 ft Lafay tls av. 22x100. Mabel S.

Louise and $700,000 $350,000 FIRMS, ESTATES, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, 350 ,0 2.2i)0 2,560 1.300 nom 3.0.',:, 2,856 Wcner Olwell. James T. to Annie Hartmann llartmann, Annie, ndmr George Hartmann. to James Olwell Conveyances. JANUARY 26.

fichnlU, Hen.ry, to Ernestine Schnill, Park place, :2.1 ft Potter av, 25xl30. I City, ninitfyaf.c Jist) Dickey. Frank R. referee, to Patrick INVITED. LETTERS OK CREDIT ISSUED AND GUARANTEED.

ANDREW T. SULLIVAN. President. WILLIAM DICK, JOHN TKUSLOW Vlco H. F.

BURNS, Actluc Secretary. WRITE OR CALL FOR DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET. JOHN H. KAMPF, THOSIAS F. LEWIS, Secretary.

President. TELEPHONE CONSOLIDATION. Louisville The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company has consolidated with tho Ohio Valley Telephone Company with a Joint capital of $10,000,000. J. G.

JENKINS, PRESIDENT. HERMANa ARMOUR. V1CE PRESlpENTft W. ADDISON FIELD. Secretary.

I. HAMBURGER. Assistant Secretary. T. H.

McFARLAND, Assistant Secretr..