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THE BROOKLYN DAILY NEW YORK FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1910. TRUST COMPANIES. TRUST COMPANIES.

6 tea iy io no LOCAL FINANCIAL I SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANIES, ill jtlQW PORIC stfialv Old Mess 19.50 OCEAN iritlillSHI tiuu Liverpool ld Firm 1.1.50 Quiet 1VI CHARTERED 1866. THE UNION BANK DEPOSITS. giu our thee. sis P0POj ACCOUNTS EVCR.V 'J GRAIN PRODUCE STATISTICS. The following tablea show the dally movement of grain as posted at I'roduce Exchange to-day: AT WESTERN I'OlNTS.

Klour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. lng the by various institutions in 'oaada and ninrtgngi-6.

W. J. WASON. Jr. Kin.s County Trust Cjmpauy, Brooklyn, November 16.

1910. RECEIVERS' FEES CUT DOWN. Wheat Sells Off Easily Lack of Cash Demand Corn Weak. Brooklyn Trust Company Mtiiu Office: 177-17!) Montague Street. Branch: Hertford Avenue and Fulton Sireet.

Manhattan Office: Corner Wall Street and Broadway. Capital and Undivided Profitc Over $3,300,000. The Auction Sale Brought Considerably More Than 16 2-3 Cents on a Dollar. I1-, REQUIREMENT OF MONEY SAVERS ad barrels, bushels. bus tu-lu.

bush Is. Non-Speculative Investors It now appears that, contrary to the Appellate Division Finally Disposes report received by The Kag and pub- 1 Tra a-line in wheat was exiremcly quior tit the morning with prit-o eaanct's st Hie St. flurinc the security of tAoMMy of Litigation Over Brooklyn np-all and rather insipninVant Has a tendency among; operators to await Bank Liquidation. lished yesterday, that considerably more than 16 2-3 cents on the dollar was realized ou the three claims against the I'nion Bank that were auctioned off la oa Improved fyffiBody), BROOKLYN CITY SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 177-179 MONTAGUE STREET.

Private Safes at Reasonable Rates. Trunks and Packages Called for and Delivered to Any Part of the City Free of Charge. The Appellate Division of tho Supreme Court of the handed down a decision in the litigation whieh has surrounded the settlement of the Brooklyn Bank re Manhattan on The error was that the result of these sales was sent out with other sales in which the amounts brought by various securities were expressed in dollars. Although not stated, the fact was that the I'nion Bank deposits were sold on a percentage basis instead of for flat sums. The three claims were thus disposed of at an average of 4ti cents on the dollar.

This is low enough in itself, and while it runs into more money than first appeared, it does not i Brooklyn I INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES ceivership for the past two years whereby the tank is saved something like $40,000, in receivers' fees. The hank suspended during the panic of 1907 and was thrown into a court receiver- ship. Application was made by tho State Banking Department before Justice Bntts! ja. 71' tiii.wo Milwaukee Ji.lj 44.07U Jll.r.liy 2J, KW 1 Minnt-npi lis 37.L'!U Inilulli I.oilis Mil) Jft.Jit 71.4uj I Kansas City ij.4'm) to 'I'-dedo a.WU t-- I I )ftroit I t' 'ria, S.ooO ti 4- Total Tii.csj :us.s:t SHII'MEN'TS FItOM WESTiillX TOIXTri. 1'iour.

Wheit. Corn. (at. i ba i re Is. bus he Is.

bus hi1 Is. bu she i S- "'hieaRo 4S.7ij u7.I.V) lo7.1;'J 4. i Aluin- apolis sv.04') I 'uluth t. Louis 1 -70 Kansas I'ity i ToU-rlo GcK'i) I et roit 4'i'i i'enria J.uih) 3.sj-.i Total w.tfiM 3:1:1,041 ilKCEII'TS AT ATLANTIC TOUTS. Flour Wheat.

Corn. Gilts, (New York h.st i.jw M-sten 3J.777 1 y.fK) r.altimo, it.bu New Orleans 17. I 1 ialvesten 1 Tidal KS.um 4S.su 71. 07 EXl'OKTri I'liOM ATLANTIC 1'OliTS. 1 Flour Wheat.

Corn. Oats. barrels. bushels, bushels. New York HW M'iston I Philadelphia le.iii-S New Orleans om) Total USO.

lf.Ll ijj I Franklin TRUST co. FINANCIAL. (levehipmentrf with prospects of further retraining aggressiveness. As of-riiiL' were light, a steady tone maintained. Advices i'mm abroad were of a antia-factory nature to the hulls, and the fact that c'sitinmien world's wheat exports w-nre smaller, an 1 that Argentine was offering less freely caused short enveritiR.

lry conditions continue in the winter wheat belt and some interests were disposed to stale that export bills at the Northwest and at Canada were in better volume, and at a more favorable basis, whieii factors contribiued to the early steadiness. On the other hand the of ihn cash demand in the Northwest, ae-cnuipanioil by less disposition on the part of mills to buy in the future market, attracted a great d- al of attention. Although drought continues in the Canadian Northwest from whieh see; inn unfavorable advices were received yesterday, their market was relatively weaker than other markets in this country, which was In eout rast i condit ions of yesterday. There were also predictions of more liberal Northwest receipts. Winn pes wtr.it ivivipts tn-djy.

411 cars'. of the Supreme Court, Third sitting in Kingston, for a receiver. Tho justice appointed Bruyn Hasbrouck of New Paltz, Ulster County, temporary receiver, i This appointment railed tho directors EVIoney to lend on desirable improved property in Queens and Nassau Counties by 166 Montacus.St., Brooklyn 569 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 140 Broadway, New York HAMILTON Trust Company 191 Montague Strest Capital $330,003 Surplus and Undivided Proflls $1,050,000 Allows Interest on Diily Balances. Furnishes Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks OFFICERS. WfllHri! U.

RdinlKfer. Prtfllt. Wllllnm Herri. Vlce-Preildrnt. Waller C.

Ilnmnione, Vtra-Prti C.en. Ilnriuen, Vlce-Prea. Sets. Itultert A A8Bt.Sc. Joi.

C. Hecker, compare favorably with the average price for which claims against the Lafayette Trust Company have recently brought. The two accounts disposed of at Wednesday's auction were tor an estate. They were put up by W. V.

Southworth, a lawyer, of Fulton street. One for was sold for 51 cents ou the dollar and netted $120. 3ii. The other amounted to and was sold for $324.43, or on a basis of 45 per cent. The claim of Me-Urnde Meyers for was sold ou a basis of 45 per cent.

No information is yet available as to when an initial dividend may be expected. What money has already been realized Invites the Accounts of Individuals, ft ft Queens County Mortgage Company 375 Fulton Street, Jamaica of the bank, who thought that a Brooklyn man should have been named. Charles M. Iliggins. one of the directors, led the opposition to this appointment, and when the receivership was made permanent, his case was so strong that Justice Belts made himco-receiver with Mr.

Hasbrouck. Charles A. Dolson of Buffalo had been jr. Acts in every Fiduciary Capacity. Allows Interest on ft Time and Demand ft ftftftftft appointed counsel to the receiver by Mr.

on the assets ot the bauk has been devoted to paying off the loans of the in Wk Noi lli. si rvc ipis ears 1 Mitwie'iii ll Chicane CHICAGO IIVE STOCK. In iiathiouck and when the was formed, Mr. lliggms another flh: to ous: Dcibon. He succeeded and two Brooklyn attorneys, J.

estimated at marke stitution and in liquidating other debts. The paying of depositors, pursuant to the current methods of liquidating defunct institutions, is the final step in the 'alves Ileeelj stea-ly. Wt-stet ers. 4ia7.4'i; Texas sietrs. I St.

ia6. and feed- I toivs and heifers, YOUR MONEY EARNS 6 If invested In our QUARAN1EED MORTGAGES We are a Brooklyn Company; out money is all Invested here; our mortgages are on Income property. If you have money to Invest, let us know. KINGS CO. MORTGAGE 85 Montague St.

I Edward Swanstrom and the late James C. Tom! Minm vi bUslhU f-r the ealves. Hobs Keeelpts estimated at lii.O-.V; to lee. er. Litfh-t, market, mixed, a afh'i- a can-iio thnmifh ihf wm-ivcd the y.

HarMI vass madt' i al days i mid ltf-iis. replies: In vnard to The Peoples Trust Company 181-183 Montague Street Capital and Surplus, $2,600,000 th" aereaji.1 of wiii-ere i Use clfet't (hat indiiai.d lar-r ler wiieal. i i Hood pigs, J6.tiJa7.4J; estimated at market. f.a:l. Western.

lambs, native, $4ai. lu; Went- ell di-e. h. I.ulk sales, Iit-ctd ak. Nairn in.

id pumIU-i- acreage. In n-ply to Kings County Trust Company 312, 344 346 FULTON T. Capital, $500,000 UNDIVIDED PROFITS 2.000,000 JULIAN D. FA1RCHILD. Present W1I.I.IAM MAP.KXKSS.

1 D. W. McWII.MAMJ, i-Vlct Pre't JULIAN I' FAIRCIIILD. i THOMAS HLAKR, Fecretrj WILLIAM J. VMSON, Asit.

Sec'y J. KOK.MAN CAIirtNTKR. Tru Olllcer Interest Allowed on Accounts Subject to Check. Special Rates on Certificates of Deposit. stidti as in wh-thor farnioi-ii arc selling hf qui': Church, were appointed in his stead.

Swanstrom and Church thereupon signed aa agreement by which they were to receive not in excess of $14,000 a year if the work lasted that long, or for a proportionate amount of the $14,000 during the of the work. They put In bills for $22,000 and Hasbrouck asked for $42,000 as his share. Higgins, himself, promised to turu what fees he could claim lawfully over to the bank for the benefit of creditors and depositors. Higgins thought the fees demanded by his colleague and by the attorneys for the receivership were exorbitant and he new eiv fi-r un.l ivpie process. Depositors usually get what is left.

In discussing the affairs of the Union and Borough banks, and of failed banks generally, a well known local authority to-day suggested a radical amendment to the present banking law. He would make it compulsory upon a stockholder in a bank to give a bond for 100 per cent, of his holdings in excess of what he paid for the same. This liability should be converted into an asset at once upon the failure of an institution, and thereby rendered available for liquidating the debts of the bank. Then after all dt'jls are paid, including depositors claims, if there is anything left over, make a pro rata rebate to the stock- frfiWlE TITME IIVtjJRANCE C9 Jay Willoughy Brooklyn. See Advertisement Under Real Estate.

SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS None in tho entire city more modern, more secure, or more conveniently arranged. Acces. on a level with lltn WEEK'S EXPORTS OF GRAIN. Wheat Shipments 650,000 Above Previous Week, but 2.850,000 Below Last Year. commenced legal action to prevent their BANK STATEMENTS.

paymvnt. after they had been allowed byb fpom five tloUar9 Justice Belts. upward per year. holders. "A man who opens an account in a Exports of win at and flour for the week bank of discount.

continued The Eagle's nded yesterday, as reported by Hrad- nnati not do 80 for invest REPORT OF THE CONDITIOM OF THB M0NTAUK BANK I 'll the muative. replies sliu-d tliat faiin-i patiHtle.l with present prl-'t-s mat thi'y were not. HUP-d that corn ulil t-move freely, and I.ItiM said that tin- inavnieLt would nut In- free. hi reply In ipfstioii 'whether feeding of an.i will Iligcr tJian 1. M.

"no," and 4 minuted umliaii'J ins. The rroiluco Kxelianso special weUiy Ay-'pen tin cal.le said: 'oni Th quantity of arrivals at Itueiios Ay res and part is Mood. Wheat, oats and linseed Us; in rains reported in not tm rn and mhii hern zone advices generally i-oiitimu favt.i-ahif." Argentine eat exports lv 74.Cnm nu.h''Is. and snua- January 1 total r.4.Sl(i.w.Hi; Uisi year. yri.704.iMKi imshels; two years ajjo.

Porn exp'-ris for the week were L'. bushels, and sintv total huslnd-S HKiiinsi vV'Sicy last year and t-ars a.to; Oats exports for the week were o.um bush-ts, and Fin- Jamnry 1 total is liushelK. aaiiiwt last year and in l''v Argentine visihlc supply: at the close of business on the 10th day of 1210: RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ..1370,619.42 Overdrafts 176. .4 ow.

alter two years, he has won, anrl tln lawyers fees will be fixed on a basis of $14,000 per annum for seven momhs work and Ilasbrourk's fee will be kept down to the legal Un for receivers. Out of the litigation surrounding and subsequent to this receivership, came that amendment of the state banking law which is now in force. Court receiverships are no longer in vogue. Failed banks are now linuidated by the State Banking Department at an immeasurable saving to the creditors. sireet snowed an iik rease of bushels, eoinparrd with the previous ant a decrease ot 2.850,000 bushels compared with ihe corresponding week last vt-ar.

Kxpons corn were t4.00;.) bushel? above those the corresponding week last year. The wheal exports from both follow: Due from trust companies, banKs and bankers Tie NASSAU TRUST COMPANY Broadway and Bedford 356-358 Fulton St. Real estate 94.127.3t 47,000.00 1. 000.01) 147.S9S.5I) 39, 933. 611 Long Island Loan Trust Company Temple Bar, 44 Court St BROOKLYN Stocks and bonds, viz: Public securities, market ment purposes.

He is not peculating upon possible profits. He is merely seeking security and convenience. He is not consciously assuming any risk. But when a man buys stock, he does assume a risk along with the investment. He is speculating on possible returns, and when he loses because the returns nre less than he expected, or when the institution in which he has invested his money fails, then he is the one who should stand the immediate loss, and not the depositor.

"If such a law could be made operative, it would deter many who are prone to be easy with other people's money from Other securities, market value Specie Legal tender notes and notes of HJ, 0711,000 1GC.7C7.0O0 national banks js.iiiw.oo 17. Wnks ihaiig-'S. Wheat, hn t'ash items r.ti.j.'joii NEW DATA IN BANK REPORTS. 2.4H.W-') 2,470.000 Year Week ec.J.ns Much Jl SI April 7 April April Jl April -S May 5 May 12 Other assets, viz: Furniture, fixtures and safes. $5,550.00 Accrued interest not entered.

3.709.54 9,259.54 Capital, Surplus and Profltj Over $1,000,000.00 I'orn, Vat S.Jttft.i' in Oats, hu Inilian wheat exports for the week were Oi') bushels, and sin.e Aj.ril I is against last ypar and in jrs. l.tjJl.wj i 1.957.-0) TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS. State Superintendent, Has prescribed ...1729,725.14 Total 702 O'jo 1 reckless expenditure and investment. A J.SSM'O veritable sword of Damocles would be Australian wheat exports for it were I is May 2ti New Forms ftJf' Quarterly Returns. tiusiielp.

and sinee January 1 LIABILITIES, tnck 2.S7S,tT0 StirJ, hanging over their heads and they would make good. fifi4 ifill l.nshpU IXS (iful lr.et vp.ir I Ulie JtEI'OKr OV TUB CONDITION" OF THE KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY, at the close of busmens on the 10th day of Surplus, including all undivided profits 67,171.94 1:.,,. riiv 1 enris WILLIAMSBURGH TRUST 391 Fulton St. Branch: Broadway and Siocktoi SI. Reserved for taxes 1.

700.11 SAVINGS AND LOAN BYLAWS. 1,702.11 Aovemuer, lyiu: niOSOfRCES Preferred deposits Denosits not preferred 551,340.44 3.4.''j,ii-I S.lO.W) 1908-43. 1.4SL'.000 2. 530. Of rt 2, jiil.00i) 3.

4.5,w l.T-H.U'.'J 1.777.WD l.s.'i';.X)'J l.lSJ.wO i.s:,4.-) ms.o-jO w) 1.7hi.iui 1.7 l.HU.wO 1310-U. l. ooo 1.0-17Xm l. i'i) l.LS-t.W l.Till.OfH) 11.174. mn) 0flt o-nj 3.1'JlVH-rO :i.77.irrj 3.e"."H :t.7Jft.nt 1.414,'X-O 1.47o,wO 1.4 ".3.0 0 1.376.'J0O 2.3;s.Ai'j 3.1.uui) 1.8'i7,U" 'j i.j tj.ll.MU0 1.311.010 1SU9-10.

a.4fi.oor 1,5 1.7S."0) 3. ISS.OtJO .074 OrH) 4. m.fi) o.6:- i.ooo 0.5.1.".0(K 6. lKri.0 04. -Io.

'XV Due trust companies, banks and bunkers 241.73 Total deposits Other liabilities, viz: Cashier-s cheeks 51. 49. .13 Accrued interest not entered. 2.672.49 Committee Completes "Model" and Submits It for Adoption. The committee on modern bylaws of the New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations has completed its work in drafting new bylaws to conform to the TfiUST COMPANY STATEMENTS.

and jn tffis. June it Rrnoi-dian's weekly A rn i ne cable said: "The wheat market is firm. nfferinps smaller and the demand mnder-ite. 1 June Arrivals from the interior are smaller. The: wtather is favorable, all hough there are some eoniphiiiitsj heard regard inj? the outlo for the erop in the distriets of Foutlir-rn riufiius Ayre- Jnly at'd the norlhwestern zones.

(Vrn market July JS firmer on the anticipation of smaller rer ipts. Aug. 4 with a fair demand: arrivHls from the inieri'U i are Bin-til. with qunlity PHllsfnetory." Aus. IS Argentine wheat exports lo all countries fur 1 Aug.

the week wrro and since Januarv 1 total is attains! for the oor- 8 time hist Crn e.p"rts for i'nt- the week were ft. aninst last ll- week and last vear; siin i Mav 1 total P1- ii UfUM.WO, ag.iliist same time year. 1J Arp-entine visib'e supoly Rjvnmhall reports f)rl- the Argentine visihle sunpjy of wheat at 7i-! 7 unehan.tted from wertk. asal.ist i.otVt 3 3I7.M9.3S 1,133.427.00 12,323.: Kill, to 142.44 210,000.00 655,423.09 1,343,074.65 220.540.00 3.26S. 61 KBPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THU I.OIJ.O!)) 1729.725.11 The banks and trust companies of the state that are amenable to the authority of the State Superintendent of Banks are submitting their quarterly reports on new blank forms, which have been prepared for that purpose by the State Superintendent.

While these new forms, in the main, conform to the old ones, they contain some new features which are bound to meet the approval of all conservative bankers. One or two of the questions now asked of institutions touch upon the question of segregation of savings deposits which has been agitated of late. The department desires to know whether any deposits may be withdrawn only on the nresentatlon of a passbook. It also re Lit itt lit i HJl iiuiiiyu-iijr Total Ilnnds and lliertmHKeH Stock and bond lJuullc securities, market Otln.T securities, market Loans Overdrafts lteal estate Due from trust companies, banks and bankers f-'pecic Legal tender notes and notes of national binks Cash Items Other assets, Accrued interest not Total 1 LIABILITIES. Capital stock Surplus, including all undivided utollla i.w:,n new state law governing the operations savings and loan associations.

These 4 1 1 ii at the close of business on the tenth day of November, 1910: RESOURCES. Itnnda and morteaiffes 1S96. 300.00 State of New York. County of Kings, u. HENRY M.

RANDALL. President, and THilri. M. HALSEY. Cashier.

of Montauk Hank, a bank loca'ed and doing business at Stock and bund Investments, I corner or inn avenue ami limn sireet. in ine fi.3ti.o'fl moaei nyiaws are nu ueuis buuuiuloi 4.4r,s'iM) to their individual associations for their 6.l:S,ooo adoption, either as originally submitted J'J'lIiJ in a modified form, to conform to local s.oi'fl.ooo Iconditions. B.iiw.ouu I The new bylaws have been approved hv tliP State and Metrooolitan Public securities, maruet ux9.ih.,.ji i 1 iorougn ol nrooiiiyn, Liiy oi im'w iorK, in ai.t Other securities, market value 1,427,849.50 pmmtv. beinK duly sworn, each for hiniselC. last year, irn, a d-erease of ooo fr 'ni lap: week, against I.TM.'V'O total last war.

Nn 17 I'D WffrtS 1:00,000.00 India whe.it fxru.rts for (hf wppk ARamm i.L'W.'fui i-ipi ypar and last y-uir. Th- largest weekly wiieut exerts in 19j9 wer flnfl hv thp State SuDerintendent Hrooiiiha'l th 1 ntmheln. in lh week en.line WmK.i lOagUPB and Dy me SiHie oupt I uu-iiuhl 2,072,144.11 I'npaid dividends of Banks. The committi-e that formulated Loans 7.915.548.S6 Overdrafts 14.70' Real estate 552,000.00 Due troin trust companies, banks, and bankers 1,009.992.13 Specie 1,246,598.07 lygal tender notes and notes of national banks 1SS.3S5.O0 Oinir ussels. Accrued interest not entered 14.S43.54 10.5011 quires a bank to state the highest and iu-served fur ta.xeii at husllPts.

Is; eiiLillest. bushels inUKeR elluing Alu Australia "Shipnirnts fr the wk amount Tlit- laryeet weekiy wheat expurts in i to atainst lat wc-k am' 1 trt 6.6'j4,vW) bushels In the week ending :f4.rir0 last -ar. Our ngf-nt at DalRt-ty Vic- January the smallest were 1,482.001 toria) est i mat tho wheal surpiup the tlin'e I In the week ending July 16. The states, Viett'i-ia. New Suiitii Yaks and i lircpst weekly wheat exnorts in 1907 war 1 them had in view the fullest possible operation of associations under the new I law.

If adopted, these bylaws will enable 'an assoriation to continue its business as the lowest rate or interest paid on ae-; $-416 -tit 61 posits and not as heretofore, the average rate on deposits mat Dear interest ami i ulle trust companion, says that the reining report Is true anfl cori-eet in all respects, to the best of his knowledge ami belief, and they further say that the usual business of anid bank has been transacted at the location required 0 the Banking Law (Chap. 2 of the Consolidated Laws as amended! and not elsewhere; and that the above report is in the form prescribed by the Superintendent of Banks, and is made In compliance with an official notice received from him, dcslgnut Siiff the 10th day of November. 1910, as the day as of which such report nhill be made. M. RANDALL.

President. THOS. M. HALSEY, Cashier. Severally subscribed nnd sworn to by both deponents on the 18th day of November, 1310, before me.

(Seal of Notarv. Chis. Augenthaler. Notary Public. Kings County.

banks and 156.265.21 jat present conducted. They incorporated Total Siuth at 4ii.S.x,,0 l.uhelH; last year 1 t.S.-wo bushsls. in the week enrled December th? nop of the alv.iv states amounted to the ErnallcBt were l.SHl.iXK) bushels. In ths bushels." ended April It. The hitrh record ot In the enrled December 14,476,266.50 LIABILITIES.

Cinital ntock Total deposits Other liabilities, Officers' checks Accrued Interest entered $1,500,000.00 One accepted practice ot Dusiness ami financial corporations and associations, and calculated to save expense and Jtend to greater uniformity in the essen-I tials of operation. 17,655.54 0,277.511 Bui pi ms. in ludliiK all undivided 938.6H.i.7 6,340.00 Accrued interest not entered 145,665.11 profits Reserved for taxes Preferred deposits il.015,f?9.-.77 Deposits not preferred Due trust companies. on the total deposits. This latter question is very important, as it reveals to the department those institutions that are inclined to pay excessive rates of interest to attract business.

The payment of excessive rates is generally considerd as one of the contributing causes of the 1907 panic In Brooklyn. Another Important innovation is the itemizing of officers checks outstanding. Under the old form these checks were counted among the deposits of the institution. The question of guaranteeing payments JOUKDAN A VICE PBESIDENT. .517, 222.296.

S5 Total banks and bankers :2.4i. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THH TERMINAL BANK, 11,731,0.77.71 Wirl.I's hejt exports, exclusive of Xorth 1 weekly wheat exports in 1006 wi Jn the period iiiKTH-H. are estinv-itt at U.oi.i i.usheis for I endcl August 31 and mounted to 5,131, week, amtinst hiish-'ls actual last bushels. The smallest was in the week ended week. His tual last week was h'.

Wono and October 2j and was 1.35.000 bushels. Lareait last year lJ.s:i(t.(Xni. It is nivo predicted tint! heat exports in 1M5 were In the week ended there will he some tivase in the amount on; November and amounted to 6.2g3.000 bushels, passage to Hi rnited Kmpd. m. the smallest were In the week endel YVlKar exports fr mi India, and the Kfbruarv 10, with 637.

bushels. The larsesi Arconline, hp reik.jted hy th fiodiire Kx- i wheat exports in irte4 were in the week ended change and hy Ihooniliall, for the past two January 10, and wro 3.r:'8,OOQ tinshel the weeks, with comparis'ins: I imaliest were dur'ns: week nded May 11 W'k. end. 1311. Wk.

end. 1 i nnd were 735,000 bushels; the largest wseltiy Nov. 17. ov.Hi. Nov.

is. Nov. 11. i what expor's on record wtre durtrnr he trttk rrd. Rxchance.L'.r.j'-.eiK t.n.iO M.ro frded A-igust 11.

1901, and were 9,040.000 bush- JJroomhalf The smilJest wheit on record wv, a were in the week ended February 16, 1M5. and Wheat was steady the afternoon on 037.000 bushels. reports uta.in? thai Northwestern flo.ir the corn export3 from both coasts fol-mills wee lo shut dow '1 'low; Other liabilities, Accrued interest not entered 41tRW.0O Prooklyn, N. Ht I ho close of business OB tie 10th day 01 November, 1910; State of New York. Countv of Kings, ss, JULIAN P.

FA1 KI'HILD. Third Vice President, and THOMAS I1I.AKK. Secretary of Klnfrs County Trust Company, located and deliiff business at 342-346 Fulton street, in the Itoroush of Brooklyn, city of New York, in slid county, belnK duly sworn, each for himself. says the foreeoinK report Is Total RESOURCES. Son of Late General Fills New Office in Brooklyn Union Gas.

The new board of directors of the Brooklyn Union Gas Company met yesterday afternoon and organized tor the ensuing year. They failed, however, to Loans and discounts Plate of New lorlc. County of Kmes, ss. 0nP frnn, trust companies, AKTIIfR INC, WOOD. President and CLIN- i banks and bankers undertakings on tne part a Dank or in.7jn.W LUDLUM i.iim-.

ui iHnK.in 1 nrai egtate Trust Company, located end doing business trust company is also made prominent I true and correct In all respects, to the ht of hl.nl. Th i nest I on 'his and belief, ami they further sty Stocks and bonds, viz: Public securities, market value 1,000,00 the un till. that the usual 1907-os. hrwisn a new nresident. but instead cre- advances made under commercial letters of credit.

43,662.000 vii-e nresidenev and elected at Nos. iw Montague street. fia Kulton street, in the Horough of Mrookl nnd 140 Rmadway, Borough of Manhattan, city of New Y-rk, Li said county, being duly sworn, each for himself, says the foreg.dng report Is "ue and correct in all respects, to the lnnt of his knowledge and belief, and hoy lurther say that the usual business business of said trust company has been transacted at the location required by the Ranking Law (('hap. nf the Consolidated Laws us amended) and not elsewhere; and that report Is In the form by the Superintendent of Banks, and ia made in oimijdiaiu'p. with an official notice received from him, designating the lOtli day Other securities, market value r.7.0.0n Specie 12,685.09 Legal tender notes and notes ot national banks 4 Cash limine 31L0O Other assets, Furniture and fixtures 7" Accrued interest not entered.

1,216. Sit BROOKLYN QUOTATIONS. 4a ooo James H. Jourdan. son of Ihe late prcsi-6-oo dent, to ihat position.

Mr. Jourdan was HMi elected to the directorate to take the oJJ I place of his father at the annual holders meeting. He is had ot the me- said trust nas oeen at Kovcmber, 1110. H9 the day of which such re- jotjyn required oy tne uank ne Lw port shall be mail chanical department of the company It could not be learned when the di JULIAN P. PATRCIIILD.

Third Vice President. THOMAS HLAKE. Secretary. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both ilenonents, the 1'Jlh day of November, 1010, before me. (Seal of Notary) B.

D. Miller tnm4). Notary Public, Kings County. i lie wean lone nollreaOle In ihe rnrn market durint; llic niorniner bession directly attributed to lieariSh advices received from the country. Reports of i severe break in asking prices at Omaha nnd other Southwestern points lead ti predictions of further eoncessions.

anl private advi.es this tnoniini. Htatrd thtit the i-otnitry was offering corn for len ilays shipment in larger volume. Weather conditions are fine for curing, an.i although Argentine exports were smaller, this fact received but little attention. Corn continued heavy after midday with cash markets in the Southwest showing further weakness. A quiet marko was witnessed in oat during the early session, although free offerings of December had an unset tlin-? effect on the rest of the lis.

Shipping demand was al-o smaller, but this market was disposed to move with other grain. Oats were easier with other grains and on selling by commission houses. BANKS Plrl. A9lC. Merbani-s W) Mnntauk InT Xatinnal City.

SOS Nassau 'J70 id- ISO 10 Peoples Prospect Park.K0 100 State i.7-i 30J Terminal FEKHV CO'S- Hrooklyn rectors contemplate filling the presidency. As now constituted the company has three vice presidents William Rockefeller, who was elected a year or two ago in the place of the late- H. H. Rogers; A. K.

Slaniforrl. recently elevated to that office, and Mr. Jourdan. LIABILITIES. rnpital stock Surplus, including all undivided prjtlls 2.056.1:! Reserved for taxes 1,064.06 Deposits not preferred $209,249.01 Due trust companies, barks and bankers 000.00 76,000 237,090 120.000 36 000 19.000 190S-O3.

46.000 72.000 74.01m i hap. oi ine i onnmatcd iawa as amended), and not elsewhere; and that the above report is In the form prescribed by the tiuperlniendent of Banks, and Is made in compliance with an official notice received from him designating the luth day of November, 1910, as the day of which such report ahull be in.ide. ARTHUR KIXO WOOD. President. CLINTON W.

LUDLUM, Secretary. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the 17th day of November, lylO, before me. (Seal of Noto-y) Wm. R. Motlineaux.

Notary Public. Nassau County. Certificate filed in Kings County, I ItK'tt-ll. 13CS-(ffl Year 87.M3.W I9.H3.iXjb Week en ling Mai-li March 31 1.1'ia.ooO April 7 Alrll 14 MI.KD LI V2: l.i.iVi,ro April IS 614. 00 May 5 iv VI -1 171.

el. Mav 15 IW3.0 0 lH.flin 34j (ill. (mo .1 nee '1 ,,) ine 9 I'lO 14.000 June 16 J.0 4B.0M Jun 'J3 in: t.l.eon 30 79,000 Week endl.ig 19M-II. I0ifl-I0. J'Uv 7 1 47,000 14 101.000 Juiv 21 H- "'1 July 28 Ane 4 1 0 1 Au.

11 UK. 2: ra.Oel) SS.OjO Sept. 1 17S.I.O Sept. 8 2.14:.l S3 Oor, I K-pt. 15 '1 S.

pt. 22 0 ,1 I Sept. 2J 0:10 114. oro I lift, Ort. 13 212.

0'O 20 27 r.i'T.MiO r.ifi.M,, 3 '121 O-rl 3 10 -'2. 1 2VI.OOII 1 17 (O.OiM JO weeks V.IJH.s;.; 3.4:!4,0H RAILROADS-. BM -v Atl.Av ft 101 Hkn 1st PR 100 Bkii. I'H) 170 Hkn. City Ull KKH 101 li.Ii.A-W.K.yLD 10'J Coney In 1st 7H Crosstown 5.

101. 1(W Xassau c. 7H SO Nassau 1ft as. 10:1 30.7 itelnwayKy.6s HU 105 ILLUMlNATIMi CU'S Jikn.lior. UH fcO likn.1i.Gaj Udison Is H(i 7 KlniTsCo.mec.

l-'4 2H Kings Co. Kinps Co. 113 lift Total deposits liabilities Cashier's checks Accrued interest not WHOLESALE WALLABOUT. All kinds of meats and pork products were sold this morning in fairly lar-i orders at unchanged pricos. Vegetables butter, eggs nnd dressed poultry con- Brooklyn 2t'- 1,262.03 X.

Y. E. R. 'JO os. 6.) 10th 2M 30 Total BANK STATEMENTS.

NEW QUEENS MORTGAGE CO. lift, 000 34000' The Promot01'3 of lnfl proJce'ed Queens iraiooo 1 Mortgage Ouaraniee Company, who are I identified with the interests back of the uor.o Title Insurance Company of New York 70.000 I anc tne vP Mortgage and Security V'm 1 Company, have called a meeting of sub-c-'ooo scrlbers to the new stock on December 2S4o'i when an implication for a charter will only exception in the list is live poultry, which advanced 2 cents oer pound. "tTkport of theocditIov op the" bfi EXCHANGE BANK, N. 6IJ Union Union Oh 05 MISCELLANEOUS Bon Guar. '-'43 likn.

05 Rush T. c. KlntfiCu.con.'jfll Hit rate: Texas white onions, ner crate Slate of New York. County of Kings, P. RE1D.

President, nnd OEOROE F. FRUnT, Cashier, of Terminal Hank, a bank located and doing business at Nos. 81 -S3 Sands street, in ih? Borough of Brooklyn. In said county, being duly cworn, each for himself, that the foregoing report Is truo and correct in all respects, to the best of his knowledge and belief, and they further sav fit) SO November, Mid: RESOURCES. hothouse cucumbers.

$1,75 jht dozen; ruiisii-roonis. iiOaWic per pound; Jersey green peppers, fl ner basket: state celery, Southern 197. Loans and discounts Bush T. 1st Ss. 04 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 4.382.54 N.

Queen. X. Y.yu'ns 7i TKUST CO'S- 415 Citizens Fiatbuflh MOo Franklin 210.0 0 7U 42 3 40 210 be formulated. It was stated to-day mat the entire issue of stock had been oversubscribed and that by the first of the coming year the company would be in a position to solicit business. "e- nec I mat tne lisum imim-n in buiii ii.iiik lias UWH the hog market.

Otferings increased o-i break in corn. Provisions were cijirt. and inclined to sag oc. fifthc- weakness in live hog markets and in sympathy with corn. Fl'Tl KE M.

1: I'-'t'S AT NEW YOTJK. (Reported by B'rlway.) Emp.S Surety. 00 100 sweet potatoes. ier barrel; state cab- EagleWareh'e 100 JlJ hags, per barrel, Boston lettuce, S3. Hlo I'M) I'M "trnp of 2 boxes; state p)tatoe, 3 1.7r ier lr Maine potatoes, $2 per barrel Southern I'lui string beans.

per basket; Southern spln- Hanking Law ''bap. 2 of the Consolidated 2. "S3. 936.00 The arRest weekly exports In 1909 were. bushels In thf endintf December siiiallct were leipliets In week enrlina vw a 51.7a per Dnrrei; aiirornia tomatoes, ranKiinsnieuA.to i.t.t Jun- 7.

The JarK'r hi wre 2.4Sl.too hmh. Yente" 1.75 per crate; vlncland sweet potatoes, 1.25a 1.50 per basket; state celery, per crate. Due from trust companies, banks and bankers Real estale Mortgages owned Stocks and bonds, viz. Public securities, market Other securities, market value. Spe--h: Legfil lender notes anrl notes of national banks1 Cash items, including exchanges and checks for next day's clearings Other assets, viz Accrued interest not entered 1.075.00 2.149.

S57.50 .813. 299.M 4,816,841.00 Hamilton L'7() SiaU iiome 1 10 lli'i Klnga Co iuij Lawyvrs T.i...'-.'.)0 ItiO lmKUl.L4r oli) i MO Home T. Ins UlO Kings Co. Mtg 0. luil In the wc-k PiMinsj February tho iriu.l est wore bunhcls In the wftk ending irinb-r 17.

The lart-Bt weekly enrn L-xuorta B. H. T. DIVIDEND. The directors ot the Brooklyn Rapid Tr.mst Company met.

to-day and de LONO ISLAND KGBTAnbKS Caulinnwer, Kings Co. 6s. .100 10'- Laws as amended), nnd not elsewhere; and that tho above report is in the form prescribed bv the Superintendent of Ranks, and la marie in eomnliar.cn with an official notice received from him. designating the loth day of November. Win.

uh the day as of which suoh report shall be made. WTLLARD P. REIP. President. GEOHCE F.

FROST. Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both ciosV per hirrel; potatoes, per barrel clared the regular quarterly dividend of Lawyers I. Safe Dep 1 10 I Penults Brussels sprouts, 3a llic per quart: soup greens. doznn bunches; beets, dzt'n bunches; BMuash.

per barrel: horseradish. SI 'T Onen- Ilill- Low- Ctns- WHEAT inq. et. es. mcr.

07Tc 98 iKi- 97 Ki3i 102Trt 1027 CORN- r4 fi4 54 04 54 LAKD in were In th wr-rk enrled February 1, 1 ni were hunhels; the smallest durinn last year were b'lfhels. in the week I fitdrd September weekly corn ex In 1 were in jn riod ended February 1 1 mi. I S.U.f" bushels. tn B.n.iu Nassau FirelnsloO lti Vjuttns Co 1 1 5 I'-'R Yt per rent. It is payable January to holders of record December, in.

10,748,454.54 8S.fi33.0S 4Ho i a in the week June 14, with a total Total $68,243,472.85 1 deponents, the isth day of November, 1910, 1 before me. I bunchofl: white turnips. dozen O.i buinhcj'; per basket, carrcts, 25c dozen bunches; 75c huhcl; spinach. Sl.25al.50 per pn barrel; red cabbage. $1,50 iei- dozen; Savoy joy enhbage, 75c dozen; parsnips, 75c bushel; kale.

per harrel. Nat. 40 NaiLicorice pf s. N. Y.Murtgatfe 190 People.HSurety.3dU Realty Asfuc'8ll7 Security Safe.

.110 Winaburgh BANKS iiniadway 373 lirouklyn Coney Island CornlxchdriKfc 3 10 'jii of Notarv Florence L. cook, S3. 000. 000. On I Notary Public, Kings N.

T. LIABILITIES, Capital stock EAGLE'S FIITANCIAL NEWS. Editor The Brooklyn Daily EaRlo: I have observed a good deal of interest he uii-to-dnto npannor in which 1 ri I.HJ.J 1 n- mun reenrd wai bushels In the week ended March 10, and the low reeord In the week ended June H. with The h1h recorrl if weekly ex Ijortt of corn In was in the wek ended Noveii her '1, with The Buiah- Cash. .11.90 11.90 11.90 11.90 11.00 I-'LTUltE MARKETS AT CHICAGO.

(Reported by L. (J. Quinlin 60 B'dway.) FRESH FRUITS-Orecon hrx annles. SI 75a Including all undivided 100 810 llii iitlt) ins. N.

If. 130 J40 greenings. wiow apples. proms S.ra.M&SI I RKPORT OF U.B.TIUeO.&l. 00 Northern Spies.

ape. Cod cranberries. Unpaid dividends vaccaii niw vnw vnoV Tester em was in the we- ended 'l, with 1 fhp Kaijln conducting its financial i' iM'r lurri'l: (Vinriitil vraiicn. Wnist)hFlrelnt40J 4Ju per f'refeirerl ilepusits $1', 1 rate, J'laH t'r liarrel; praueu. $1.75 per were In' the we! ended Keb ri 1 1 lffm 1 micro There a rn mriDV lt( mfl tit 1 nt(TC'3 1 aniifac.

Nat. 4 1 llcpue.ts nut do. 315.111 1 ne Einaijest on At eluse of business Nnvember 10, 1911), KKSIII III DS. I.uans and diseeilllts I7.12J.3SI.I; Due trust companies, banks and 3.S11,;.H.LM appearing from time .0 time, amon? Note For listed Krooklyn securities aes table which I particularly noted tho one show- of stuck Exrbangc transactions. w-re 10 week nded 17.

iyo8. ana were JL'oiO bushels. The iowest hip-iifiiits on record were in the wtjk ended July Tola! Other llablli'les. Cashier checks Accrued Interest nut entered EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS. "9 1 10 j14 1 me banks r.nd bankers S42.nx2..il Ileal eslatn isr.l.jss.'t 2n.c11n.01 ill.

in. I anil Ou 1l.tl.!IO M'ash In vault fids 7,14 1 1 Kxeh miles arid checks for next day's cleiirlnL's 32S.S2.!".l Accrued Interest not entered 2.. "100.01 SHCPT TEEM NOTES Jl .7.1 per crate; i uiawuas. pr crale. KIll'ITS aud icm.iii.

Calif.ir la leinuns. J'iaS per vtx. binaii.ui $1 per hunch: Jamaica (rrape fruit P'-r hnc- Valencia lale uraiic, Inafi L'l per bux: Tukay Krapcs. SjianlBb Almerla Knipcs. per barrell; Kturi'la KrapR fruit.

TiOa.1 per box, FRKSH rniiK cl'ls. ner ijuuiul WoKtern p.uk Maine; city pork Iilal7c; fresh sa.iucl'rs. MaMe; hams Ida lie; cabas. clear bellies, 111c; cuiupound iar.l. tmlt lard 14c.

HMOKKh I'( iltK--licirular hams. skiruiid bams. Ilul.lr; chIIhs. 1 OlialS clear bamll. rib bacn.

bulled hams. iyc; half elic-l SJi.UP ribs. Xt. nllKKl" ANIJ I.AMI'.S Sbe. p.

7a9c; lambs. polled bv VMlltW'lM Appinzi. Total Open- Illch- T.mv- fins. frr '3 WHEAT )np. rst.

put. iny. Cks'i; OTh fl'4 00 00' JiO U7'H WH CO R.N- 45'4 4.t8 4-i'U 4-VU 4i 'm 40 OATH no7 -78 34'h U-I'b oli7H 3i laud- 30.07 10.10 0.07 10.00 10.07 0.02 U.2 0.57 0.05 0.20 0.12 012 00 8.1 '2 0.02 8.7 8.H 805 lORK- 17.32 17.32 17.22 17.2.1 17 37 10. 25 10.27 10.20 10.2 10 2 frailer 20 centimes for Ihe account. on London, 25 francs 30 centiir.en for chicks.

lierlin-1'nt'avorable Now Vork advices eausiil wrali prices on the ftoerse to KxehaiiRe on London, 20 marks 40 for checks. Money, per cent, I'rivate discount, rate, 4 per ecnt. slri'i-t, tan. i Api.r.iv. Hut" nf Vrli-'tftlll.

1 111. I. Ark. fi .1 I Hlti 111'! .110 Consols Higher in Quiet London Market Money Tight, but Discount Bates Are Easy. l.on.Ion.

Xovrmher 18 Money was In ir-i-rcasdl cli ili.ind anil tight lo-flay, but fli.j- Nilu' Am. t. Am. 1 ir Ik. II Mill State ot ev York, f.iunly of New York.

WM. A. NASII. rrenl.linl, ami li'liHDK T. MARTIN, cashier, nf lh- c.ni Hank, a bunk lucuted and buelness at Nn l.t William also Kevetal cations In the New Ycrk.

in said county, an approved by the uf Hanks. bi-ltiK iluly sworn, each fur lilinaelf. stys lint fi.re-K'linu report is Irae and correct In nil re- 1,1 Alio. 11 'Capital stock Sni tis and tinillvbled prullts spr fur taxes Depueils Cashier's checks I Accrued Interest n.it a. in i 4.IMI 4.H.1 ou 10.00.00 9.4ni).IH)'I.Sii IHO.

910.9:1 s.iino.ao ICnl'Jc. MHATS Natlvo ter, hltuls and! Is. Mi ll. in. 11.

i s.luni. I.IKIH lul li 'lit Hull K- H. ill. SK--1 1: I '111. All'il 1 'in ll.fcl'l I lllll lilt H7 IHHij Il7-i Hill'4 LONDON QUOTATIONS.

N. Y. I Cloi- N. Y. Iiur.

equlv. I Incr. couly. m. -H I Nf.

Y. rv.nt.1 17 1IH" II rouill 1 1 vviti' cisy. l'olitii'S I'lu-rks businesd on the Stock 4 ,1,1 I KxcllPliK'- anrl Ihe markem wTn ribs. IJ'lMc; loins slnl rlhs. raunils, chucks, X'esfcra f-tcis.

i slate Kraw.T veal, 110.5118,476.8(1 117 i 1 MO Uh.) KIH1I, P' piiutul oil, lie; 7'-; wcitk- KliocIH. to tile lie(t his knowIe.iK.i and belief. nnd Ihey further say thai the usual business if sil.l bunk has l.c-n trans leil al Ihe loca- V. ti. re.iuue.l by Law (('bap KARL.

I'i Ibe Laws us amendeili, and J. I'lllllSTY Hill. II n.U elsewhere; ami Ihat tile ub.ive reti'ilt Is In i Vice 'reSilctl I Mill I -1 All I. I'lV'J Krii- 11. Us.

N. Mill IIP i lll t.7 9c; bill 11)111 11.11 lllll'd Ident. P. STITIR. i-ih.

ne; muter, lie; Hie; halibut. He; Spanish iniproviil flve-sixieenihs on iho of the govi'rnmi'iu's Inl.n- CASH MAHKIJTS AT NMW VollK VWHT. I 4.4.1 il.lll 11.011 4 North I'ac. I ihia lln'4 7i-m Ana.ntiiia.. -it Atchl.iil..."UU! At.h'lil.f l-t' Unit 1 inh.

i. mi i 1'le; Hiiu-ltH. haid 111114 Ont.VeBt mackerel Asst. Cnshlsr. N.

1). AI.I.INll. Ihe 11. nil prosorllied by lb" Suiierlnlenilent MI'NIJO. 7 01) Hon tli'ii'iiss ihe ninltliiR ninii provimon uni'nf Ihe HiulKi-l bill.

Iloin" raili, Itanks. an. I Is niade In compliance with an Vb-e 1 're'-fitent Cnubler. 1 n.tlce reielveil from linn. desliinatinK VV.

It Nnlll.K. it. ji. IIAII.BY. I'M HI 115 fciirotifi 5H the luth ilay of lulu, as the day as I.

onus naideneil, ma me uiu, i lt3tA-(. i re i a.sy. i can.rai Julli WIH renna I'H 1 'JHH l'er banket "VSI its per Pun; si 107WI Hea.llnit.... 7K 1iv I drcscl. per pound-Kresh hroll- lliuSt, Hcnd.

24 pf ell I'lu la.l.-lphia fresh reasilnu Ilueklslinil i ens, MaJlle. fieh sculiled cbleketis, Kiuirie; St. ly.t 17alf'e; HU-aillc; I Ho- I'aelflc. I'-'l JIM lute per d. fresh sprlnu; turkeys, 74'ii So.Iiallway SN'4 U7 leslern din ks fr.nl, 111 41 I II '1 I k.

I Mh --I K. T. N.V.I 'fill ri. .1 11 i n.J' Cashier. Asst.

C'ashlar. DIIIIK "I'OIIS. .1. CIIHISTY .11 HI. MCNUO.

HAMI'KI. It. WHKh. 'IA11HY llltriNNKR. IIKNtlY C.

Mil, Mil. YOUNO, KI'WAIttl American seciiri ti( opened steady an A-nnci ahov1 parity, and continued to advance rhi.ivCit.w yi'ii until near liie end of the first hour, wle'ii 1 xriaV -hm; 1 1.1. 1 1 l-Vli. I. Ill in May I.

lull iMit.i. iai'2 1 1 1) 1 1. lal I A uh I. lull N. 1 Ill J'! I.

I I I I I 1 1 I II Mrh. 1 I'll rmi. i. inn ur winch sucn rejuiri iciiiii ne niaue. WM A.

NASH. I'reHplent. T. MAHTIN. cashier.

Severally subscribed nnd awnrn by tile 17tll day of Novell, ber, 1910. befitre (Seal nf Nulary) Thus. Nash. Vital I'ubllc, N11. 4(1.

Kinss Cuunlv. N. Y. f'ertitloale llb-il In New York C.ulnly. MI7 1H22.

lines de.iiiid on rea l.alcr i ii" i To-ilay. ihiv. WHEAT U111I Kinu 7 NolXorth.fob.an't 17J i 117' i CORN Jvi-y Wtpnii; No. 2 elevator TtH'j OATS UVak Firm No. 2 ii 7 1 -j P.YK Qu.n No.

2, f.o.b.. afloat 85 FLOUH SUaily nT Minn. Patent 5.40 0 Winter LAKD liu.i fllme 10.05 11.05 HI -UH i Ko. Ity. pf.

I Krle. market rm ovired on New York Dm. IOIIw nun Ull-i U.1' 07 ,1 () IH'j 7.10 I'U 7. Iiu'd mil), 4i in, lUlLf, 117'n ii. 117 li.ral lIMm IK-', .41, lul nil il.ial 100 100J, u.Vd I Krl( lt pf n.v n't STOCK AT A SHAKE.

PitlsbtirK. November IS At a prlvatu sale ycBterday one s.haro of Union Truat I.IVK ler P'UliKl T'trk'-ys. fewls. IBV'rc; niuaters. I4-: Wefitem iliteks.

VVeRtert, neeHe, ISc; piRiiips, Cac; sprlnK clilck-ens. tic. I "I'TI-jFt -Ttest creamery. HI'villc; irlnls, 36a.1ti4''; renovated. 2Siaa'J9e: lactiay, Stale, full cream E(j( IS canilled.

44e; csn lleil. 41c; case egge, Saluc; rofrlgcratur egus, i) r. qr. Sl.l,. SI.

inK and cl.i.'d strady. Aloncy lya.l per colli. DUoo-iot lutes: Short bills, 4 "i a 1 T-s per cent; ihnu mouths, l'2 per cent. Paris TradinK was dull and pr'ce chanees were irregular on Ihe Bourse 4S4h I'nloa I'ac. 1K'' 177-ls Un.I'ac.

pf. IliiHi ion V. S. Steal. X24), xon, USH p.

H4V1 Is 17 Wabash pf. H7X llij 7 1 Watajb vx. Ml oo Krn Jd i I l.iiuKNaah. Mil i ik.K. i'.

mm M.TiAiV.nf. (171, I 7li BOMBAY BANK HATE UP. rn 4 20a Ijui. 1 WHIT' TM'I H'eli. I.

Bombay, November 18 The rate of dls- ('ompany of Plttshnrn atoek ehanitert count ol the' Bank of Bombay was raised at $2,300. There have been no pub from 5 to 6 per ceat. to-day. I lu. balea ol the slock In five yours.

lo-day. TUrcc per cent, runus cloned 1)1 3VH.