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AND BUITOlicircBS GUIDE
VOL m No 18] NEW YORK SATURDAY JUN-E 12 1869 [WHOLE NO 65
J JOHNSON Jr Auctioneer
JIcircrOHNSON amp MILLER AUCTIONEERS T AND REAL ESTATE BROKEUS No 25 Nassau Street corner of Cedar New York
^ ~ City and Country Real Estate nt Public and Prishyvato Sale
Loans on Mortgage negotiated Auction Sales of Furniture Stocks Merchandise ampc
LTUESDAY JUNE 15 at 11 oclockon tho premises at Clarence ville L I
Great^coutinuation siile of the babmco of the
NOSTRAND FARM LOTS
Two hundred Lots were sold to delighted bnyers at the first auction when the storm compelled the aucshy
tioneer to adjourn the sale of thebalance-of tho property (about 200 parcels in ali with the hpuse) until Tuesday June 15 The sale will be absolute in every particular Every lot offered will positively be sold ivitbout limit The property is spleudidly situated not further from the NewYork City Hall than Harlem skirted by four railshyroads nll of which stop on the farm The facilities for reaehing the city are excellent Commutation only $48 per annum Communication constant Surroundings first-class Chances for a great rise in value greater than on a ny other property in the vicinity of New York A new deacutepocirct has boen erected at Clarencevillo at a cost of $3500 A dummy has just been contracted for which will rdn hourly by the property Refreshments in abundance and
a large tent will be provided Free tickets over the South Sido Railroad will be issued to ail respectable persons exshycept boys by JOHNSON amp MILLER No 25 Nassau st
N Y No 15T Montague st Brooklyn or JOHN ELLIOT No 34Broadway Williairisburgh
lIOW TO GO On morning of sale cross Roosevelt st Ferry or Division ave Ferry from foot of Grand st by 10 oclock am Takegrave steam carraquo at foot of South Eighth st Williagravemfcburgh nt lOJ for the ground Persons living
in tho upper part of Bushwick can take cars at Bushwick ave at 1020 am
WEDNESDAY JUNE 23 On the premises bull bull
Great and Alj solnte Sale of 100 magnificent VILLA P LOTS at ISLIP L I adjoining the Great South Bay Full particulars hereafter
A D MELLICKJR amp BRO - -- bull Auctioneers and Dealers in New Jersey Real Esshytate No 26 Pine streot Now York
Descriptive Listraquo issued without charge complegravete vrith timo tables couimutations maps and detailed descripshytions of the towns and villages and the propertyoiTered for sale
AUCTION SALE of
70 VILLA PLOTS at PLAINFIELD N J --H (Knoyn as tho Raymond Property)
On WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 at 1 p m on the premiBos Thegravese lots are well located at the base of the Blue Range of Mountains fronting on the main road to Scotch Plains and in the midst of flne reacutesishydences occupied by New-Yorkers No suburban town is more favorably known than Plainfield situated as it is about one hour from New York on the Central Railroad of N J the most popular roiid in New Jersey and in a most beautiful section of country It is ripidly filliug up with a population of New York familles Speacutecial train from the foot of Liberty st at 11 a m on the day of sale Lunch on the arrivai of the train For railroad passes maps and full particulars apply at the office of the aucshytioneers No 2G Pine st New York
bull O H PIERSON Auctioneer
BY A D MELLICK Jr amp BEO AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE No 2C Pine street New York CONTINUATION SALE OF
100 VILLA PLOTS AT AVENEL N J one hour from New York by the N J R R nnd l^^mileraquo from Rahway The HEAVY RAIN of the IOth inst havshying made it necessary to again adjourn the salo It will if tho day prove fair be continued
ONTHEacute14THIN8T v when every lot put up will be positivelysold to the highshyest bidder as no bidding will be allowed on account of the owners ThegraveseIota are situated on elevated ground-as high as the church steeples in Rahway and command ex-tensive viows of Staten Island and tho Orange Mountains R R tickets given out for the IOth will be good for the 14th A train will leave the foot of Courtlandt st at 2 PM on tho day of sale For railroad passes maps and full particulars apply at the office of the Avenel Association No lOT Broadway and No 61 Montgomery st Jersey City and to the Auctioneers No 26 Pine st New York
S FAcircRKER amp CO I H S I ^ C ^ X n ^ 3ES lES 3ES s
212 Grand St N e w York Manufacturers of
HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE
STEAM-HE ATING APPARATUS For warming and ventilating Hotels Private
Reacutesidences G7mrc7ies Sclwols Stores Factories Steamers ampc
S T E A M F I T T IN a PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
Send for Ulustrated Catalogue
BUILDERS SUPPLIES DIAICBLE MAI^TEumlLS
roR THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
GO T O ^VM F c DEIVIKE S M A R B L E AVORKS
Corner of De Kalb and Nostrand Avenues BROOKLYN
t^py Jobbing promptly attended to
F I S H E R amp BIRD
Steam Marble Works 97 99101103 amp 105 EAST HOUSTON ST
Vermont Marble Yards 2G0 202 and 2M Elizabeth Street
^7^JNS BX NEW YORK Importers Dealers and Manufacturers of Foreign and
American Marbles Ecclesiological Decorators and Workshyers in Graniteacute Brown Nova Scotia Caen Stone and Scotch Graniteacute
M a r b l e M a n t e l s G r a t e s a n d F e n d c r s Monuments Cemetery Vaults Chtirch Altars Fonts Tabshy
lets Communion Tables and Mirble Counters Marble Floor Tiling
^ ~ ESTIMVTES AND DRAWINGS UPON APPLI-CAlION
MARBLE MANTELS AT sect16 AT THE BROOKLYN
STEAM MARBLE AND SLATE WORKS Buildegravers and others are invited to cail and examine our
stock of MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS
as they nre without doubt the best and cheapest to be had eitUer in Kow York or Brooklvn
THOMASCARSON fe CO T amp 9 East Warren st near Court st
WILLIAM J amp J S PECK BEVLERS IN AII KINUS OF
M A S O N S B U I L D I N O M A T E R I A L S LIME LATH BRICK CEMENT PLASTEP^ HAIR Ao
FOOT OI TIIIITIETII STREET NOUTII RIVEK FOOT OFSI-RINO STREKT N R bull FOOT OK FORTY-NINTH STREET E R ANTgt MECHANICraquo
AND TUAnERS EXCIIANGE NO 61 LlBERTY S T ^ B O X 3S
N-EW YORK
A
THE BIGELOW BLUE STONE COMPANY A B KELLOGG AGENT
MINEacuteES MANUFAcnregraveERs AND WiiOLESAiE DBALBBS IK
NORTK R I V E R B l i U E STONpound MALOEN ULSTER CO AND 14 PINE ST^ N T
Fl-igRing Curbing Gutters Silis Lintels Tiling etc shipped to allparts ofthe United States amp Sonth America
LL BUILDERS especially those who reacuteside in Brookshylyn should examine tho beiutifuland select stock of
MARBLE UAlfTELS bull Or EVEEY DESCRIPTION NOW ON EXOTEITION AT
103 FLATiiusn Av cor of ATUINTIC AV and 689 PACIshyFIC STgt BROOKLYN
Call and examine before pnrchasing elsewhere
IMPROVED
S T A B I i E F Iuml X T I J K E S
n bull3 o
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECEIVED letters-patent dated Afav 25thbdquo 1860 for their imshy
provement in the fronts of bnifdings and are prepared to grant licenses to founders andbuilders intending to make good work
Apply to onr Patent Attomey T D STBISON 5 Tryon Row New York
JOHN ALEXANDER NATH J BURCHELL
The undcrsigned iraquo prepared to constmct fronts on thiraquo plan in the best manner and at the shortest notice Horaquo a stock of patterns and macliinery for finishing
Apply at the Foundry corner of Quay and Washington streets Greenpoint
JOHN ALEXANDER
J ampR LAMB ^ Church amp Gothicircc
FURNITURE
ECCLESIASTICAL DEacuteCORAshy
TIONS ETC
59 CARMINE ST
NBmdashSixth Ave Cars pass the Door
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
HEATING APPARATUS
T^ATIONAL STOVE WORKS -
Manufacturera of
SANFORDS PATENT CHALLENGE HEATERS
SET IN BRICK OB PORTABLE
THE IMPROVED
licircEW YORK FIRE-PLACE HEATER
AND THE
CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES
HIOBO building houses should examine thegravese before pnr-egravehraquoslng
239 amp 241 WATER STREET N Y
H O T A I R FUR3VACJES
H SniONDS 53 CLIFF ST N Y
Culver s P a t e n t F u r u a c c s
S imonds P a t e n t F u r u a c c s
Ho t -Al r Re^iiitcr a n d Ven t i l a to r
TITACGREGORS BIPROVED HEATING
FURNACES COOKING RANGES
CAULDRONS BATHS AND JAPANNED WARE
IL METCALF
117 Beekman street New York
E MONEUSE L DUPARQUET NOS 2S amp 80 GREENE STREET NEW YORK
NANUFACTUBERS OF TUE
I m p eacute r i a l F r e n c l i C o o k i n g R a n g e s a n d B r o l l e r s f o r H o t e l s R e s t a u r a n t s
S t e a m e r s H o M p i t a l s a n d P r i shyv a t e R eacute s i d e n c e s
Oopper ind Tin Cooking Utensils of every description ftlways on hand
Carvlnp Tables of any length and shape on hand and made to owi--
Call and evamne or apply at the factory
D A R R Y amp L A N E FURNACES AND
RANGES
METAL CORNICES AND ROOFING
Cor 69th Street and 8d Avenue
NEW YORK
AIgtAM MArriPTOW MANUFACTUREacuteE OF
GRATES F E N D E R S amp F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S
3So 6 0 O O 1113 S T R K E T
(Bet Fulton and Beekman Sts)
NEW YORK
EstaMis7ied 1826
V A N N O T E amp S O N G r a t e F e n d c r a n d F i r e - P I a c e H e a t e r
MANUFACTUREES
4S4 CANAL STEEET NEAB VARICK NEW YOEK
W M VAN NOTE A S VAN NOTE
pltONOVERamp WOOLLEY GRATE FENDER
^-^ AND FIRE-PLACE HEATER MANUFACTUREacuteES WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
NO S6S CANAL BTREET NEW YORK A S S CONOVER JAS L WOOLLET
141 West 3d street 122 West 38th street
B SMITH JIANTTFACTURER OF AND t DEALER IN
C R A T E S F E N JD pound R S AND IMPROVED
FIEE-PLACE HEATEES
213 Grand Street near Mott 8treet Ifew York
BUILDERS
DOORS
BLINDS eto
N O A H W H E A T O N
2 6 8 amp 2 7 0 C a n a l S t r e e t
NEAR BROADWAY NEW TOEK
H JENEINS 247 CANAL STREET
DOORS SASHES AND BLINDS
D O O R S
to No 2 Nevins St ^ lt One door from Junction of TjpnnTrfYV W V m JU Fulton and Flatbush Av JuKUUiiLlW J I _
A T SERRELL amp SON NEW YORK
Wood Moulding Sash Blind amp Door Fac y j
NOS 221 TO 229 W 52D ST EET BWAT amp STH AV N Y
PANEL WORK OF ALI KmDS
Mouldings of any Pattern worked to any shape required
A T SEREELL EstabUshed 1846 A W SEERELL
J y DONVAN ltfe BRO NORTH-WEST COR 2TTU ST amp 9Tn AVE
Carpenters and Buildegravers Alteacuterations and repairs of every descrii)tion mado AU
work executed on the most reasonable terms JAMES V DONVAN SILAS J DONVAN
BEuml]VJAjl iuml i Icirc^IcircIVi^IcircKIcircIV P R A C T I C A L
CARPENTER AND BUILDER COBNEB GEEENE AND CLASSON AVENUES BEOOKLYN
Public Edifices and Private DweUings built by contract or days work Jobbing also attended to
MINTONS ENCATJSTIC TILES FOR FLOORS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
DWELLINGS
G a r n k i r i c C l i l n i n c y T o p s D r a i n P i p e Sec
For salo by MILLER amp COATES No 279 PEARL STREKT
New York
MuLREiNE amp FARRELL
MASONS amp BUILDERS OFFICE 124TH ST BET 8D amp 4TH AVENUES
MICHAEL MULEEINH THOMAS FARBELL
BRADLEY amp CURRIER WHOLESALE AND RETAlL DEALERS IN
DOORS SASHES
BLINDS -
WINDOWS
BUILDING
MATERIALS ET(Jgt
4 4 amp 4 6 B E Y S T R E E T
Newr York
E A BRADLEY G- C CURRIER
AVOID LEAD POISONmdashLEAD ENCASED BLOCK TIN PIPEmdashThis article has now been in use for tlie
past four years and is daily growing in public favor being heartily indorsed bv aU the leading cliemistsand pliysicians in the country also the Water Coinmissioners of New York Brooklyn and Boston Our reacuteshycent improvements in the manufacture insures a most perfect article which cannot fail to be fully appreciated The advantages of lead pipe with a perfeHly pure block tin linivg tor for the conveyiince of water is well unshy
derstood it gives the full pliability of tho Lead with tlie purenessof the Tin The resistingpowerofBlock Tin being about flve timcs greater than Lead we aro enabled to furshynish a pipe stronger than Lead one-half its weiglit at about the same cost per running foot which insures n perfectly safe water pipe for domestic use To furnish cost per foot give the head or pressure of water and bore of pipe
From the American Agricultxirist NEW YORK November 18G7
SAFE PIPE FOR DRINKING-WATER-Lead poisoning from water brought in lead pipe is the often unsuspeeted cause of disease and death Galvanized iron pipe wood and ceacutement pipe are epensive and inconveacutenishyent substances so that people will risk their lives and use lead The Lead-encased Block-tin pipe is even cheaper than leid and we believe perfectly safe Our faith in it has led us recently to laj some eighty feet of it through which ail our drinking-water is drawn
COLWELLS SHAW amp W ILLARD MFG CO foot of West Twenty-seventh st North River and No 11 Barclay st New York
Also Manufacturers of Lend Pipe Sheet Lead Block Tin Pipe Sheet Tin Solder ampc Circulars sent free
FURNITURE
F U L 1 l u I N E O F F t t J R K I T U R E
AT PORTINGTON BROTHERS
RATES REDUCED THIRTY PER CENT ALL OUR FTTRNITUnE WARRANTED
No 542 H U D S O N S T R E E T N E W Y O E K EIGIITH AVENUE CARS PASS THE DOOB
FURNITURE
FURNITURE OF ELEGANT STYLE AND FINISH AT REDUCED PRICES AT
F KRUTIIcircTAS
Manufactory and Warerooms
NOS 96 AlfD 98 EAST HOUSTON STREET
Between Bowery and Second Aventie
r ^ A L L GOODS WARRANTED
1
REAL ESTATE RECORD A N D B U I L D E R S G U I D E
VOL I ΠNO 18] NEW YORK SATURDAY JUNE 12 1869 [ W H O L E N O QO
eacute P U B L I S H E D W E E K L Y BY
C W S W E E T amp C O
bull106 BROADWAT COR OF PINE STREET
TERMS
Six montHa payablein advance $3 00
One year in advance 6 00
THE RE4L ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS A T last the real estate agents of Nevsr York
city hacircve realized the necessity of an organizagraveshytion and hacircve taken some practical steps lookshying forward to the establishing of a board of brokers and the carrying on of the business of buying and selling real estate pn a more syste-matic basis There can be no doubt of the suceess of this undertaking if it is conducted on anything like fair and honest principles For years Nevr York has had her Stock Exshychange which now numbers some 1500 memshybers who daUy transact business by the tens of millions of dollars and which numbers among its members names which are influenshytial in deciding the course of the finances of our country We hacircve also our Com Exchange wherein the prices which shall rule for our vast storehouse of breadstuifs are daily determined and in the tmnkling of aneye the intelligence is flashed to the North South East and West whether the price of wheagravet for the day shall be $165 or $175 per bushel In fact nearly every great interest has seen the necessity and advantage of a daily meeting wherein ideas can be exchanged notes compared and good sugshygestions be adopted That real estate which is really the basis and foundation of ail our great interests should hacircve been so long withshyout such a repreacutesentation icircs really astonishing However now that the initiatory steps hacircve been taken we look to the new board of broshykers for the carrying out of many improveshyments which the business as at present conshyducted is greatly in need of We trust the present board wiU be managed openly and fairly and that no attempts will be made to run it in the interests of any clique and that no rules will be made looking towards estabshylishing it as a close corporation or for an exshyclusive set I t will be well to remember that
within the past two months the old aristocrashytie closed board of stock brokers owing to deshyclining prestige and loss of business were forced to sue their neighbors of the open board for an amalgamation whereby they might live
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CITY MATOB H A L L S message contains a number
of excellent suggestions notwithstanding it is somewhat trite and trivial in spots TTis re-commendations as to necessary city improveshyments are some of them of great value and
should be heeded I t is very discotiraging to those Avho hacircve the future of this great city at heart that more interest is not felt in needed city improvements I t would be a wise and timely movement if some ten or twelve of our leading Real Estate owners and public spirited men wotdd examine ail the various propositions looldng tocards the permanent imshyprovement of New York and would deacutecide upon some gecircnerai plan which the people at large could be induced to indorse AU admit that we want new piers and wharves let this high commission deacutetermine exactly what kind of piers and wharves we require and make it a part of their gecircnerai plan for the improveshyment of the city We also want certain unshyderground and perhaps overground railways let this commission ulso settle as to what the future growth of the city needs in this matter of steam roads and make them part of their gecircnerai plan Then there are certain street openings and widenings which are very sorely needed and if once our leading property holders decided upon a gecircnshyerai plan for the whole city and kept pegging away in time it would ail be accomplished We caU upon Mr Andrew H Green the Comptroller of Central Park to take immeacuteshydiate steps towards organizing a voluntary commission of this kfnd lay the plans aU beshyfore this board and when a deacutetermination is arrived at there is no doubt but that aU of the independent press will give it a hearty in-dorsement and its realization will be but a matter of time But the present haphazard System or want of system is disgraceful to ail our leading citizens Mayor Halls recom-mendations hacircve very little authority owing to the anomalous position the chief magistrate ef this cityoccupies ail he can do is to make certain recommendations which may or may not be wise or proper and which do not go for much more than the recommendations of any other man Who will lead in this important matter
STATEN ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS T H E public are awkening to the advantages
of Staten Islandmdashher position her neamess to New York her natural beauties her capashycities for accommodating our crowded populashytion with cheap healthy and convenient houses and it is to be hoped that the moveshyments affecting the island will soon assume that aspect of intelligence activity and har-mony and above ail combination which will expedite her ineacutevitable advancement and make up by accelerated iJtogrcss for years of apathy and neglect
A few prominent points occur to which it seems to us the attention of ail who feel any interest in the subject should be directed
1 The island should bepromptlyrelievedampom the application of the country road laws and measures taken by proper leacutegislation for laying out proper roads and avenues throughout the island on a gecircnerai symmetrical plan Private land owners hacircvelong been plotting out their own property and laying out their own streets and roads whereas if a road or avenue is actushyally wanted for the public convenience the obshyject cannot be attained without great delay Let there be a gecircnerai plan by which land ownshyers can locate and sell their property and de-signating roads and avenues which may be opened and used as occasion requires
2 Staten Island must plainly be connected with the continent and the railroads leading to the West and to New York by bridgesor tunnels Why should ail those railroads reaehing Elizabethmdasha city of 25000 inhabitshyants directly opposite Staten Island within 1000 feetmdashnot hacircve a continuation across Stashyten Island to the harbor and the lower bay The population of Staten Island as it now is is abundantly sufficient to demand this if no others were interested
3 Brooklyn now stretching with her subshyurbs to Fort Hamilton opposite Staten Island with her 400000 inhabitants (more than the city of New York possessed in 1845) demands some direct avenue to the Great West San Francisco and the Indies A bridge or tunnel across the Narrows and another at Elizabeth and 8 or 10 mUes of railroad across Staten Island gives Brooklj-n easy and direct connecshytion with the whole railroad system of the country and the West
Thegravese points are of national importance to commerce to the postal system to the national defences and the aid of Congress to inaugu-rate proper measures may not unreacircsonably be invoked
TnE Port Chester road is certain to be built notwithstanding the strenuous opposition of the New Haven Railroad Co who do not like the idea of a parallel line running ail the way to New Haven as in time this Port Chester road is certain to do But we hear that proshyperty along the east side of Westchester Counshyty is coming up in value very rapidly in view of the certain opening of this road This Port Chester road will of course connect with the Second Avenue road- and with the Harshylem boats and really it looks as if in time there is destined to bc as large a population in Westchester County as there now is on Manshyhattan Island Should the Harlem river ever be made navigable and should the northshyeast side of the island become an entrepocirct for the commerce of Europe which it certainly would be were the Hell Gacircte rocks to be reshymoved thon we should see some very marvel-
REAL ESTATE RECORD
lous changes in the centre of population upon this island Astoriawould become a new Brooklyn and the upper side of Harlem river in Westchester County a new Jersey Our grandchildren may yet find their Wall Street on Eome of the cross streets above the Central Park while the present Wall Street may be a megravere collection of molasses and codfish ware-hou6eamp
IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGES NEW VOEK CITY
TilE West Side Association very properly object to changing the grade of Sixth Avenue above the Central Park for the amusement of owners of fagravest horses This promises to be a noble avenue and while it is true that some better provision than Harlem Lane affords should be furnished the runners of fast horses it is not deacutesirable that the stream of the sport-ing men should be turned upon the people who live or hacircve bought property along the sides of the Sixth Avenue By the way it is curions that no more notice is taken by the daily press of the number of accidents on Harshylem Lane there is absolutely no restriction to the speed of horses and as the number of tucircm-outs is very large many serious accidents occur daily from rimaways and collisions I t is really dangerous for a quiet person to take a quite drive upon that road
T U E members of the West Side Association are alive and kicking They are determined that the laws relating to the assessment of the taxes shall be amended that the opening of streets along that side of the tovra shall be hurried up and with as little expense as posshysible that underground roads shall be built that the grade of the Eighth Avenue shall be fixed to suit the property holders along the route and that ail deacutesirable improvements shall be hurried up bullVTiat a pity that ail the propshyerty holders of this city hacircve hacircve not some central organizagravetion to look after their intershyests as hacircve the west side real estate owners
Com Samuel caps changea to Samuel Com amp Brother
Crandeacutell amp Lyons ship chandlers dissolved Crandell amp Co tiontinue
Duke amp Lockwood linens changed to Duke Graham laquofc Lockwood
Dunn W C amp J carriages dissolved Jashycob Dunn continues
Gittens amp Chesebro shoes compromised for 75 per cent
Heydon Charles B commission changed to C B Heydon laquoamp Co
Lewis David W produce comm changed to David W Lewis amp Co
Lindheim Bros amp Co tobacco dissolved Lindheim Bros continue
Lodi Manufacturing Co (James R Dey) in bankruptcy
Manner amp Co pianos dissolved Obersteller amp Frankenberg embroiderers
changed to Obersteller Frankenberig amp Co Prince KimbaU N piano hardware sold
out Riehl Frederick iron railings changed to
Riehl amp Seebeck Satterlee amp Lyon paper and paper stock
faUed Travis J F amp D comm cotton goods
failed Tumer amp Co vamishes dissolved Charles
C Reed amp Co continue Tway^ WilUam furniture failed
T U E breeze raised a short time since in regard to the prevalence of smaU-pox in the city is dying ont There were only four deaths in the city last week from that dreadful scourge and none in Brooklyn The prompt measures taken by the Board of Education were undoubtedly needed and we are glad to see the good results arising from them
W E shotdd like to inquire how much the Seventh Avenue Railroad Company is paying the city for the exclusive right of Thompson Street We think so far as our observation goes that liumlx A^Tiiting is right when he says thagravet the filthy condition of that street is due wholly to the Seventh Avenue Railroad Comshypany and that the corporation should be held responsible Let the Board of Health stir them up
TnEiiE are two nuisances which are out in f uU force this summer which should be abated The first is the dog nuisance which this year seems to hacircve free license and the second is the fire-cracker nuisance which is the delight of ail the little ragged urchins and the terror of aU respectable pedestrians Let us find out some more appropriate way of celebrating the completion of the Pacific road
83 13
250 00
76 70
636 00
169 amp7
300 00
300 00
86 48
24 00
300 00
375 00
9 125th st s s 3 houses 310 to 370 w Sth av Peter Johnston agt Boehm Bros bull 7530 00
3 7th av n e cor 26th st Nos 247 laquofe 249 Goodwin laquofe Drew agt mdashr Stoessel 393 50
5 22d st s s No 206 E Barnes amp New agt mdash Loew- 65 55
5 35th st n s 150 e l l thav J H Havens agt Owen Tighe 69 19
5 IOth av w s A G Lawson agt Franklin B Jame 2161 00
7 3d av w s 788 n 78th st Simon Klaber agt Peter Hart 098 00
9 27th st s s No 1C8 E Bernard bull Muldoon agt Wm Pitt amp mdash Pitt -1330 93
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN NEW TORK CITY
June 3 AUen st cor Grand No 307 S T
Van Geicircder agt E C DonneUy $95 00 7 Bowery w s No 392 C M~ CarroU
laquofe Son agt JohnMcDonough 3 81st st s s 80 w 2d av Michael
Farracy agt Boehm laquofe F a y 4 Sth av e s No 496 A laquofe W Chashy
pin laquofe Bro agt Mr Todd 4 East Broadway s e cor Market st
No 77 771^ laquofe 79 Timothy Harshyrison agt David McNair
8 SSth st h s 183 e 4th av (3 houses) George B Snider agt Henry Mulker 1
3 SOth st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp
2 SOth st n s No 439 West Alex MitcheU agt Andrew Ewalt
2 Slst st n s No 341 East Andrew Wood agt Mr Bu lger
3 57th st s s 70 e Ist av (5 houses) Alfred FiUatrault agt James PurseU
3 Same property Paul JFiliatrault agt James PurseU bull 24 00
3 50th st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp 300 00
3 SOth st No 439West Alex MitcheU agb Andrew Ewalt
4 SOth st n s 253 w Oth av Thos-Dunn agt Warren Beman
4 Slst st s s No 22 West Redman laquofe Stone agt Benj P Bowne 2000 00
4 ISth st n s No 23 East W S Barton agt S Migel 2000 00
4 ISth st No 19 East W S Barton agt Isaac Herman 2000 00
5 Slst st s s 2 houses commencing 378 w Sth av John Moran agt J K Spratt 1496 00
S 43d st s s No 44(5 West James Hughes agfc Wm Cohen 500 00
5 51st st F s Nos 428 laquofe 430 East G B WetheraU agt J Hazelton 33 75
7 40th st n w cor 6th av C M Carroll raquofe Sons agt mdash Cndlipp 67 15
3 Lexington av s e cor 32d st No 197 Alex MitcheU agt Patrick Cassiday 250 00
3 93d st s s S honses commencing 150 w 3d av Rice laquofe McGinness agt Edward Roby bull 333 00
3 130tli st s s bet l l th laquofe 12th avs James Pettet agt Mrs Porter wife of Josiah bull 1 459 00
4 liathsfc n s 416e Istav W H (fe J W ColweU agt Dennis McshyGown 357 72
7 113th st n s 421 e Ist av James Dunn agt Dennis McGown 66 00
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN KINGS COUNTY bull L
Jnne bull 9 Clinton av e s between Mjrrtle laquofe
Park av 5729 from Myrtle av running 100 ft towards Park av J W Lane laquofe Co agt H H Be-
manctar $728 00 3 CarroU st s sS0 w Court st 20x
100 Patrick Corcoran agt- S B Vreeland 138 70
4 Middle st n e s 3997 e 5th avi 25x185 WiUiam Pope agt^Samuei Cary 79 00
4 Middle st n e s 3749 e Sth av 25x183 WiUiam Pope agt Samuel Cary Jr 99 00
5 Bridge st e s 129 s Concord st 25x100 Ward laquofe Co agt - mdash Higgins 125 00
5 Lewis av laquofe WUloughby st s w cor Wm McCliriiont agt EK Hoffses 81 80
4 Chauncey st w s 50 e Patchen av 60x50 John E Bliss laquofe Co agt Benj F Jevons 275 59
4 Eagle et n s 145 e Franklin st gt 100x25 G W Beebe agt EUen Kenny 448 47
8 2d laquofe North IOth st n vr cor 25x 100 T D laquofe J W -Jones agt Brown laquofe Staples 300 80
9 IOth laquofe 2d st n w cor- 25x50 Mishychael Solan agt Bro^vn laquofe Staples 76 15
5 Oxford st w s 872 s Park av 25x100 Hngh McNamara acircgt D W R e e v e 210 00
5 Graham av e s 25 n Boerum st 50X100 John Alexander agt J W
- Sanffster 345 69
NEW YORK JUDGMENTS In thegravese lists (f judgments tlie names aiphabetically
arranged and toltich are first on each line are those of thejudgment debtor June 2 Andriesse J ^C C Meugel $216 16 3 Ausado N RmdashP A Brez 140 13 S Allen Wm B--AlEred Schauck 2179 43 7 Adams N KmdashDePorrest Weld 23 00 7 Samemdashsame 23 00 8 Alger Jemes EmdashNat BkPt Jervis 1613 34 8 Ambler D AmdashEdmund D Titus - 151 83 8 AngeU SamuelmdashAugust Rolker bull 5433 10 l i S i d w ^ d i ^ - I - H e d d e n 544 47 1 Beach H JmdashAvery BUl Jr 349 17 2 BurriU N HmdashJ R Fay 494 80 2 Brennan MmdashH B Bunster 113 45 2 Bogart J BmdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Berney ALEredmdashAlex Frazer 928 35 bdquo Beman Warren ) ^ T m-n HA KI 3 Bui-kitt James f ^- ^- ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^^ ^^ 3 Browning J GmdashStuyv Nat Bk 787 76 3 Blank B M JmdashC S Westcott 63 09 4 Bamard HenrymdashE P Coules 2499 76 4 Bradley J WmdashThad Fakbanks 358 29 4 Buttenberg HenrymdashH W Sage 200 45 4 Barron J TmdashWm Hagar 4323 31 4 Boyd JohnmdashA Nicholas 152 81 4 Butzky PmdashW B Calkins 358 11 4 Samemdashsame 346 04 4 Samemdashsame - bull bull 1 35Icirc 52 4 Blum LeAvismdashPhiUp Ebl ing 808 27 4 Burke EdwardmdashDept for Survey
andBuildings 83 31 4 Samemdashsame - 83 31 4 Barger ConradmdashWoU Ferhbacher 264 05
^^^i^S^- [JB-Cha8e 565 40 5 Bray J W - ^ H RusseU 30 97 5 Bliss B PmdashHMcBride 193 73 S BroAvning J GmdashG D Crary 072 23 S SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Browning GeorgemdashJohn Byrnes 1341 28
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
5 Black J L - ^ a m e s Steedman 1350 03 7 Bauer MoritzmdashNathan So lomon l54l 92 7 Bamet t JacobmdashW H Boyd 111 00 8 Bueren ChasmdashH W O Edge 533 20
bull y Bliss EzramdashMerchants Nat B k of Syacuse 629 96
2 Crawford DavidmdashE C D i c k s o n 200 83 2 Cloury W H (EKT)mdashIsmania
O Connor 8-575 41 2 Clark DariusmdashNat B k Common-
w e a l t h 540 54 2 Chapelle A FmdashO F Bacon 746 54
- 3 Culver J LmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 4 Cronin M H mdash A T Stewart 501 77
bull4 Carlos HectormdashJ F Hunter 1719 03 4 Carpenter A FmdashJ S C la rk - -349 16 4 Cross Stanley FmdashA L Rowe 23 29
amp pound agrave pound i e l 8 laquo ^ ^ - ^ - B a n k 38168
4 Curry M SmdashJohn Henricssey J r 174 87 rXegrave^^^^^y JosephmdashH B Griffing 166 31 - i Jp Crane SmithmdashChas Boylau 118 85
5 Catler H MmdashH McBride 193 73 7 Cooney J MmdashJohn MuUins 491 21
bull 7 Copeland R AmdashD De Cast ro - 803 20 8 Clinton W MmdashAugust Rolker 5433 16
8 Corbett WmmdashJames I t h e U 94 91 1 Drew J J mdashC G Blaurel t 93 77 2 Donnelly A J (Exr)mdashJ OConnor 8575 41 2 Doolittle John Jr mdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Dalton BarneymdashH A P e c k 113 25 2 Davis JohnmdashG P Kissam 89 52 3 Dixon W PmdashW B Comstock 634-5 81 3 Dominguez GregoriemdashP A B r e z 140 13 3 Dunne Peter MmdashD M Koehle r 37857 4 Doling WmmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 4 Drummond R RmdashP Reid I l 7 87 5 Dole John-^J E Chase 565 40
-5 Drayton T RmdashG H Whee l e r 96 f)4 5 Domedion JohnmdashJohn Swarts 98 87
5 Dodge E MmdashJoachucircn Prius 148 72 5 Deforesfc GorardusmdashW Swahzey 1674 09 K Douglass W H ) o xr oni d Douglass Horea ( S H a u s m a n n 221 54 7 Dealy DavidmdashA R Lentz 168 87 8 Dixon JosephmdashB L So lomon 88 94 8 Dickhardt JohnmdashFred k Heerlein 216 06 8 Douglass C CmdashAUan Hay 5655 54 1 Eiisor DaulmdashChauncey Watson 89 93
4 Edmundston W FmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 7 EUsworth RoswellmdashE Riv Nagravet Bk bull 3740 13 3 Fitzgerald GeomdashOwen K e e g a n 891 95 3 Feacutelix Peter W mdash 0 F B a c o n 746 54
3 Fisher EdwardmdashMorris Wolf - 420 00 3 Fisher KatemdashP W G l o v e r 521 89 3 Finnin MichaelmdashLuke MaUoy 119 91 3 FleLschel JosephmdashGeo Speckhardt 42 19 4 PuUgraff OttomdashJ F H u n t e r 1719 03 4 Frost Marie LmdashE H Reeves gt 179 10 5 Flanagan Rosannamdash^Wm Johnson 159 08 ( Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 87 5 Fairweather W HmdashW N Beach 209 83 8 Fowler W AmdashT T Sheffield 1283 16 1 Griflfen HarrietmdashEUjah Brown _ 238- 62 1 Gordon WmmdashBenjamin D r a k e 431 26 3 GaUagher JamesmdashH B Buns t e r 325 36 3 Green Maria LmdashFredk Timson 170 99 2 Greenfield BmdashGrocers Nafc Bank 206 03 3 Greene F WmdashFirsfc Nafc Bank
Titusville P a 14154 99 5 GeUer Nicholas (Pltf)mdashJas Deasy 78 44 5 Grau HermanmdashJeacuterocircme Leland 03 37 T Green AnsonmdashL B M U e r 180 29 7 Gilbert S WmdashJ M Cooper 183 14 7 Glines M KmdashS Hersog 468 42 8 GUligan MarkmdashL S Hallock 85 69 8 Grabhorn AugustmdashRoderick Beebe -96 29 1 Hopper t FranzmdashJoseph Keiser 906 50 1 Hanics N J mdashWm KenneUy 369 94 3 Herz L efc almdashThe Grocers Na t bull
Bank of the City of New Y o r k 206 02 3 Harris E WmdashF Warren et a l 1738 96 3 Howe J L et almdashThe Bridgeport
Shirt Co 410 77 3Harman T L J r mdashC H H u n t 210 96 3 Howe J SmdashJ R DUleber efc a l 362 48 3 Hopper t FrancismdashJohn M a c k e y 254 00 4 Harris WmmdashJames Dooley 196 61 5 Herberfc JabezmdashH Lindenmeyer 118 39
- 5 Holden O SmdashEmU M u U e r 137 05 7 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashL Peck et al- 496 30 bdquo Heinrich P I T T T ~- bull OA on ^ Hauscman S [ ^ - ^ - ^^^^ 84 80 8 Harris JanemdashH M R o s e n t h a l 1656 50 8 Hooker W TmdashWm Kent bull 1108 75 8 Handy C WmdashG W Dunkle et a l 13 82 8 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashP Rawdon 233 89 8 Haydock JosephmdashH A G r a h a m 93 13 8 Keller WmmdashJohn Kelly ltSheriff) 343 89
- 7 Immen LuermdashMichael Flood 410 31 8 IngersoU 0 RmdashJacob Voorhis J r 2443 66 1 Jenkins Chas EmdashH L Onderdonk 103 82 2 Johnston ArchdmdashWm GaUagher 1068 80 3 Johnson Reuben B et almdashThe Firs t
Nat Bank of TifcusvUle P a 14154 99
3 Jones BenjaminmdashJ L TiUey 110 51 5 Jones W PmdashJ H Z a n k e r 1069 16 5 Johnson George P mdashJ W Kissam bull 339 68 1 Keckler HermanmdashJoseph Ke i se r 906 50 1 Kennedy Jas CmdashLeacuteonard H u y ccedil k 1063 21 1 Kissam W H mdash H u b e r t D i e r k e s i 11-55 29 2 KimbaU C T PmdashFreman Merriam 26079 3 KahnweUeacuteir DanielmdashGabriel Baum 333 63 3 Kahn Wm CmdashJohn A LighthaU 79 44 3 Keechler HermanmdashJohn Mackey 254 00 3 King B WmdashM H C h agrave m b e r s 57 94 4 Kennedy ThomasmdashJ S Mathews 197 48 4 Koch LouismdashLouis Isaacs 444 15 5 KUsheucircner AmdashD K e U y 4906 8 Kirkland AlexmdashWm Hughes J r 1345 93 1 Loper Palmermdash^Thos M c B i m e y 89 55 3 Lydecker SmithmdashB F Van Valken-
b u r g c t a l 194 75 5 Little Thos GmdashG B Glendniming 134-09 5 Lloyd JamesmdashJ W Saiter 209 59 5 SamemdashS R P Camp 193 55 8 Landgrebe WmmdashG B Sanguenath 508 00 8 Lingham E FmdashPeter C Laforge 136 48 8 Lnddington H RmdashWiUis Bennett- 40 00 1 Muhr H AmdashE Harr is 301 10 1 Morel EmUe BmdashB F- M u d g e t t 170 45 1 Moore John C et aLmdashThe Hndson
R R C o - 127 94 1 Moseman 6 HmdashJames WUde J r 143 34 2 MorreU T HmdashThomas Mor reU 920 00 2 Samemdashsame 1365 00 2 Miner H DmdashWUUam GaUagher 1068 89 3 Moore J WmdashThe Stuyvesant Bank 787 76 3 MiUer LmdashJ J Corr idon 321 16 3 MerriU OmdashJ M Emerson et a l 124 M 3 Murphy EdwdmdashJ G W Feldman 200 49 q Midgley Mary | The Bridgeport Midgley Sarah M J Shhrt C o 410 77 3 Mulleday F rank efc almdashThe F i r s t
Nat Bank of TitusvUle P a 14154 99 3 Magie John G e t almdashP W Glover 521 39 3 Myers H NmdashG H Reay 136 93 4 Maugham VeargittmdashA L Rowe 22 29
M o S gt c h I l e s J deg ^ deg G- Ke ibe r 217 85 4 MelvUle ThomasmdashC J Underwood 200 56-4 Mayer MorrismdashJacob S i e g m a n 424 03 5 MoneU A HmdashJohn Griffiths et a l 339 93 5 Mayher G W mdash H B Griffing et aL 166 3 1 5 Moore J WmdashG D Crary et a l 073 23 5 SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Moore JacobmdashJohn Bymes et a l 1841 28 7 MUler C CmdashSolomon Hersoy -- 468 42 7 SamemdashC F Butterworth 263 29 7 Mass A H et almdashL L Lewis V - 84 80 7 Morgan W P mdashJ Morrison et a l 1110 16laquo 8 Monahan TmdashJames McQuade 83 93 8 Monroe P JmdashWUliam Borden et al 210 93 8 Mackey C EmdashA C KeUy et a l 46 05 1 McCreary J DmdashJ O Morse et a l V 456 36 3 McCorkle H M et almdashThe F k s t
Nat Bank of TitusviUe P a 14154 99 3 McCormick BmdashWm H a m U t o n 250 25 5 McGarthern JohnmdashJames Pyle 125 92 5 McKinley John HmdashH R Searles 625 61 3 NorveU J LmdashSarah G NorveU 107 05 3 Niemann H H et aLmdash^P A B r e z 140 l o 5 Ogden Henry BmdashB C Whee le r 174 61 1 Polhemus A TmdashBenjamin D r a k e bull 431 26 2 Peugraverson J RmdashG P BeUows et agrave l 539 89 2 Pierson J LmdashS W H Moseley 264 58 3 Pinckney E AmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 3 Prier Henry WmdashChas L Weeks - 411 98 3 Samemdashsame 510 44 3 Samemdashsame 438 43 3 Samemdashsame 470 75 3 Samemdashsame 453 53 3 Samemdashsame 471 85 3 Samomdashsamo J 451 13 3 Samemdashsame 503 04 4 Preston John et aLmdashA Nicholas 153 81 5 Peck ComeU et aLmdashW N Beach 209 83 5 PhUlips S WiUsmdashW A Covert 287 53 5 Perry D SmdashW P Beams 424 43 7 PraU O PmdashThe E R Nat -Bank - 3740 13
P C S K - De Forest Weld- -23 00-
7 Samemdashsame 23 00 2 Quinn P LmdashSamuel HasseU 83 60 3 Reagan DominickmdashLawrence Myers 363 85 4 Rocke HermanmdashThe Nat Central
Bank of Cherry VaUey 1030 93
5 Robertson John HmdashEUen Graham 129 19 5 Roberts Jno HmdashJames Steedman 1495 48 7 RoclrweU Charles et almdashJoseph M
Cooper et al 183 14 7 Rorbach Charles PmdashA J Rogers 66 18 7 Romaine PetermdashS M ConckUn 150 83 S Robinson John OmdashS M Styles 804 69 8 Rosenpianter LeacuteonmdashJ P Undershy
hUl et al 1033 M 8 Rockwood George GmdashM J D r u m shy
mond f 1-59 31
2 Stewart DonaldmdashFreman Merriamraquo 26(T 79 2 Sloane Wm M--V W Kings ley - 216 84 2 Sucircnpson AndrewmdashW H W U e y 204 47
-2 SkeUy PmdashHenry B Brewster 443 03 L2 SheUds H J mdashThe Trades Manushy
facturing 84 97 bull 3SomerviUe Rober t e t almdash^WilUam
GaUagher 1068 89 2 Sheldon W HmdashW A Crolins e t a l 40 2S 3 Savles CharlesmdashGeorge Downing 150 43 3 Stacircgg CorneacuteliusmdashJames L TUley 110 51 3 Sass Frederickmdash^Horace Andrews 1023 29 3 SchUUng GeorgemdashJ A MnnseU 334 54 3 Sphar CharlesmdashC A P e m e 182 54 3 Schneider WiUiammdashA Smith e t a l 103 03 3 Springstein JacobmdashA B Sprmg-
s t e in 105 31 3 SaUsbury J LmdashA P Migson et aL 176 89
3 Schulcr BmdashJohn Isler 80 80
^ i Ecirc S e r f ^ u J x J E Cooley 4078 90 4 Stone W L et almdashW H a g e r 4323 31 4 Sloat PhUetnsmdashD K Baker e t a l 401 23 4 SeUeck IsaacmdashW J Stflt et a l 152 laquo i 4 Spreng Jus tus J mdashC B R icirc p l e y 110 78 4 Strauss JosephmdashP Bbling 308 27 5 Snckow HermanmdashH R Searles 625 (icircl 5 Scobey George WmdashCharles Boylan 118 85 5 Stemhauser DmdashJ D Samson 463- 23 4 SUUck John HmdashGUbert BhrdsaU 101 08 7 Steward Joseph BmdashV Bishop 2575 58 7 Smart JamesmdashWUlard Mnft g C o 157 32 7 Spencer L W ^ J o h n Bamet et a l 252 90 8 Sands Henry PmdashEUza AUen (Extx) 349 32 8 Slattery JosephmdashJos Robinson 79 31 8 Stevenson Johnmdash^Wm Hughes J r 1345 93 Q Schepeler John P ) John F deg Schepeler John D f Uunderh iU 1022 84 8 Schafer AngustmdashFredk Heer le in 2Ilaquo laquo i 8 Sinclak Rober t AmdashR L C o l e 510 44
8 Schneider Charlesmdash^Daniel L e a m y 13 25 2 Smith WUliam O et aLmdashWiUiam
GaUagher 1068 89 4 Smith W OscarmdashEUon FarreU 722-IcircKIcirc 7 Smith ThomasmdashRobert Johns ton 100 54
8 T = amp d W | 15- F Wright 287 59 3 Taylor E SmdashJ B D e U e b e r 302 48
3 Tonge H H mdash C S W e s c o t t 63 09 4 Textor ReynoldmdashWUliam P a t o n - 1075 77
bull 5 Trumber CharlesmdashWUhebn Harinvig 123 73 8 Traphagen H C mdash E G Moran 387 16 3-The U S Machine Carving ComdashW
E Parr ish eacute t a l 309 44 3 Samemdashsame 306 27 3 Samemdashsame - 300 79 3 The N Y EnameUed Paper Collar
Manuf g ComdashF Wigand - - 301 46 3 SamemdashL Dejonge - - 423 18 7 The Four th Nat B k o f N YmdashTho
^ t n a Nat B k of Hartford 5840 13 7 The N J Steamboat ComdashM K
McEntee 83 97 7 Samemdashsame 71 49 3 Vandervoort BenjmdashN B Reeves 819 19 2 Valk L BmdashRichard Jennings 83 28 4 VoUman J (Plff)mdashReuben Voso
(Deft) 109 14 2 Wolff GabrielmdashShnon Levy 85 00 2 Weisbacher AnthonymdashC Laughran 279 83
3 Waterhouse R et aLmdashThe Bridgeshyport Shhrt Co - - - - - 410 77
3 WcUington AmdashJoseacute Morales Delos Rios - 116 75
4 Woodruff A 6 et almdashJ P Keiber 217 85 7 Whito OrangemdashJ F Seymour e t aL 174 10 7 Weir Johnmdashsame 340 40
7 Westbrook GmdashE J B a l d w n 538 50 7 WaUcer G WmdashM L S a n g e r 187 87 8 Winck Mino tP (Plff)mdashThe Mayor
Aldermen laquofee of N Y 127 29 8 Witschen Henry OmdashRodk Beebe 96 29 8 WUson J BmdashE W Whi t lock - 29831 63
KINGS COUNTY JUDGMENTS June 4 Baldwin C SmdashHenry Harteau et al $14399 5 Bums J LmdashW H Dudley 591 5 Bromell JosephmdashChester BedeU 105 8 BaUey WmmdashR M Hoe 105 8 Broadbent C RmdashE R Middle-
brook 2493 n Bames S D I xr -bull TIIIIbdquo_ CO ^ Boyle J W f ^ - ^^- ^ ^ laquo ^ ^ 4 Cronhi M HmdashA T S t e w a r t 501 5 Corbett WmmdashJames IsheU 94 4 Davison A HmdashHenry Harteau 14399 4 Daniels H AmdashHenry Lange 131 7 Dip])urmau F CmdashB C Gadeke 81 9 Decker Geofiiej-mdashCharles Hoffman 51 3 Fisher (impl)mdashMorris Wolf 420 5 Freeland AlariamdashB Field 100 5 Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 8 Fowler W A - T T laquoliettield (asge) 1282
R^f iAL E S T A T E R E C O R D
9 IumlTanigan Mrs JameampT-W H Bud- |147Tn st n s 375 c l l t h av^50x19911 long-- ^ 100 93 James Monteith to WmB Harrison 8800
8 GreeneF WmdashiBt Nat Bk Titus- ^ JIJSXIKGTON av w s 335i s 43d st 10
5 GehriardtB--rGocirc-Briiih-ucirci ^^zacirc^lh^l^- Ccedilo-e l aE Gengembreto Jonathan 7 GUnes M KmdashSolomon Hersog 468 42 ^ Havens ^UoOU - mdash mdash bull- - - - j Q 77JlST av s e cor 57th st Lots known as
-Solomon Hersog 3 Home J Lmdash^Bridgeport Shirt Co 4 Hatch B TmdashJ E McBribe 217 08 TSyNos 85 86 8788 89 90 and 91 dimen 5 Harper Jr S BmdashT H Duryea S Huffington J WmdashJ W Boynton 8 Hedges J EmdashB R Middlebrook 9 Hade PatrickmdashJohn Moore 103 33 3 Johnson R BmdashIst Nat Bk Titusshy
viUe Pa 14154 99 0 Jones JohnmdashPhUip Ot tman 4659 90 5 Kinney Martinmdash^Leopold Brandies 342 42 5 King James WmdashM R Mead 239 63 3 Lee Annmdash^P M Lorette 133 75 5 Lowe JosephmdashJ H Heroy 570 73 7 Little T GmdashG B Glendinning - - 7 Lore HmdashG P Wieland 3 MuUeday Prankmdash^Pirst Nat Bank
TitusviUe P a 3 Moore MichaelmdashJ B Callan
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9-11 89 Xons not stated 2041 28
bull2492 21
Wm J Beckto Sarah E Murray l l^ nom
IsT av n e cor 37th st bull494iumlx125 Hen-J Anderson t p ^ m J Schedel 13000
9tii av ne cor i50th st (Irregular) W B Harison to James Monteith et al 7500
9TII av nw cor 87thst 1258ix475x25x 375x100 8ixl00 Frederick W CoggUl to
VEbenezer CauldweU 65000
Ju7ie2nd bull BEEKMAN place e s 805 n SOth st 20x
100 Harriet F S-Wheeler to Edwicircird o i e s - 30000
RMINE st n S Lot known as No 36 25 xlOOmdash52d st n s 189 AV 4th av 14x100 5 Meyer Hoffman to David L WUliama 500 David L WUliams to EmUie Hoffshyman 25000
CHRISTIE st e s 100 s Rivington st 25x John M Quackenbos et al to Louis
bullVeitenheimer 12i000 NJEASIuml BROADWAY n s Lot known as No
IS^Ri I June Ist bull f75239x620 (^ part) Ann McDivitt to i ^^ ^ JEumlLI ZA B ETH st Nos 221 amp 223 44x92 GX - f Jacob B e n n e t t - 9000^
14154 09T 424^x920 John R LiAOcircngstonto Owen EAST BROADWAY B s 237 W Pike st 23 670 00 Murphy 15800 42x85 Richard C Beamish-(Ref) to Sam
JLATJRENS st Nos 39 41 amp -43 Dimensions l ^ e r g -bull 4000 Midglej Sarah M ) Shkt Co 410 77 -~BQt stated Lewis Fink lo Henry-Elegen- fjAiiES st No 60 108x100 Elizabeth B McCole EdwMdmdashW K Budlong- - 242-51 heinicirc TTT77 -T 5250(rKIIcircowne to JamesS Swan 2180 70 McAloon Patrickmdash^A J Spencer 118 46 IVTraquoTT-gtTCT cf -NT I C OJiuml iftn TOYV raquo Traquo--^ ^TITAgrave-KT^urmA-KT ^t- ^ c 5I11 n-r infi OTT 9-A
5 McAloon^Tatrickmdash^A J Sp 7 MUler G CmdashC F Butterworth 7 SamemdashSolomon HersoK
236 29-
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Scott J C ) Patrick 4 Scott W B bull CampbeU
Scott JohnbullCJr ) (Sheriff) 4 SeUeck IsaacmdashW J Stitt 5 Shulthess HmdashJames Anderson
265 58 334 54 45 00
808 00 153 03 273 94
TH av-s w cor 122dst 758^x520 Ephraim D Brown (Ex amp Trusteacutee et aL) to Samuel Schiffer 7100
man JCnRis
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9 Mtirray7RTL^H65iUgraveiecircr 73 58 MiTCnELii pi jx e cor Is t av 18x8010 V RosweU D H a t c h 10500 4 North Egrave WmdashNathl Cheney 80 lo p Benj Peterson to Wm C Flariagan 16000 iRiviNGTONst s s bet Chystie laquoamp Forsyth
Nesmith James bull j Board of lUJTGERS st w s Lot knoAvn as No 249 fX sts 25x100 John M Quackenbos eacute t a l 5 Nesmith Jas J V Commissioners j 25x847 Robert G Remsen to Michael to John Day 17800
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136 69 J Ritterbandto BenvenedoRicirctterband 20000 Y Charles P-CogsweU to John G Ash30000 59 QO 25trade st s s 2023 vr 7 th av 150x989 49Tn st n -s 1498 w 9th av 187x1005
yj Wm H BuU to Caroline A Clark 16750 G r a t z Nathan (Ref) to IcircBrastus H Mun-SOTHst ss 125 e Sthav 25x989 John V sen 5200 ^ Magenheimerto Fanny Nelson 26800 Si2D st SB 100 e 2dav 206x1005 Syl-illsT st s s 250 w 8th av 25x989 Mar- 1 gtvester Murphy to Peter Loughacirch 18000
^ garetA Stevens to Hermann ZUg 5500 |57Tn st s e cor Ist av 7110x929x72Ix 45ra st n s 275 w 6th av 50x054 ^i 985 Sarah E Murray to Margaret Pur-
OyoshuaC SaunderstoWmS Corwin11957 ceU 20000 bull Tri s t n s 250 w Oth av 75x1004mdash 78Tn st n s 280 e 3d a v 25x1022
t h st s s 200 w Oth av 100x1004 ^ George LUley to Catharine Hart 5000 Vm S Corwin to PhiUp Fitzpatrick 105000-jJrSTH st s s 250 vr 3d av 150x1022
TH st n s 620 vr Oth av 189x753J - - - _ i part) Henry Meyer to F W Meyer5500
47TII st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005 J V E- Develin to Wm C Morgan 4825 47TU st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005
9 Stewart 1 BmdashVictor Bishop 2575 58 9 Sackett OscarmdashReuben Wixon 5 The Admx of Henrj Freelandmdash^Bershy
nard Fuld i 7 The N J Steamboat ComdashM E
McEntee -iftii-8 Tietgen JohnmdashA^m Stearns 3 Van Wicklen GarretmdashR P- Sturges 3 Westbrook 6 WmdashK J Baldwm 3 Waterhouse RmdashBrigeport Shirt Co 4 Woodruff A CmdashNathaniel Cheney
4 Wade ChasmdashE J Hughes 7 Weeks H AmdashW S Bennett 4 Yoxmg John MmdashBernard Myers
159 06
100 02
71 49 376 64 295 95 538 50 410 77 80 19
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eorge Young to Thomas Kennedy 30000 13Tir st n s 300 vr Ist av 168x10010
bdquo ^Wm C Spears to Francis W Leggett6500 acirc28TU st n s 290 w of 4th av 37Gxi
TS-block Abel C Judson to Amos N Titus7000 cor 89th st 20x75 VW
49TII st s s 100 w 3dav 75i1064(+ Ifs Maria F Banl^ to James Bre t t bull25000 ^part) T S Simmons to Wm Rutter9G00gt^LfexiNGTON av w s 593 s40thst 199x
808 00 5 3 D st s s 1334 w Sth av 168x1005 VS5 John H Wright to J D Wright30000 W John Thompson to Wm Mickens 3450 LEXINGTON av w s 199 s 41st st 199x
84 25_j54Tn st s s 161 e 5thav 20x1005 Den- X 08x199x199 James Brett to Louisa L 138 41 p nis W Buckley to G W Montgomery30000 Pendergast 2100
) 5 4 T H st s s 250e Sthav 20x1005 Den- fmdashnis W Buckley to Thos H Maghee 47500
103 49J|54TH Bt S S 250e 5th av^OxlOcircors Den-AlADisoN av e s 783 s 42d st 206x100
OFFICIAL EECOED OF ANCES-NEW YOEK COTJNTY
bull J62D st n s 262 AV Ist av 17x1005 CONVEY- fJ-Adylly Porges to John Hampson 13000 E p h r a i m
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ngelina G Wicks to Mary A Roberts56000 IjtjLADisoN av n e cor Olst st 1008x622^
D Brown et al to Peter P bull J79TII st n s 25 e 4th av 75x1022 Ed- N Comen et aL 15800
iNvard A Boyd to Geo W McCuUum 27000 nvST av w s 085 n G2d st 32x64 SUas I93D st s s 250 e 3d av ISOxlOCSA- Gratz m Styles to Wm Agnew et al 17000
Nathan (Ref)to David Jones nomv2D av e s i block n 35th st 74fxl00 2 3 D st s s 3984 e4th av 16SxlG0ll pMDatharine Kip to August L Nosser 22500
(i part) JuUus Morrison to Morris J2D av n e cor 42d st 1005x200 Wal-evy 2700 ter L Cutting to John J BurcheU 99500
bull52b st n s 125^6 IOth av 50x1 bloclc v J 3 D av s e cor 43d st 1005x200 Walter N L Cutting (Ex) to Henry J BurcheU96500
6ccediln av e s bet 120th amp 121stst 20110x w400 Victor Durand to Thomas Mur-
Matt Coggay to Edw DeWitt (Ex) nom
May SOth rELIZABETH st w s Lot known as 945 25x 94 Dayid Hawley (Ref) to Michael Gal-
1er 0200 gtsiEssEX st w s 948 n Division st 20x876
^bull^John Holoch to Frederick Heeriein 12500 l| MONROE st n s 1826 w Clinton st 26x |fy 110 Myer Rosenthal to Hannah Gold- 1 5 3 D st ss125 e IOth av 50x1 block
stein 13800 V Edward De Witt (Ex) to -Matthew Cog-Rn^NGTON st n vr cor Forsyth st 25 Ix i gay nom
50 (i part) Kasper Abt to PhUip H ^JLEXINGTON av8sl bo egrave r iugrave eacuteeacute ths t 50x CBenk 16500 K 100 Kate E Pinckney to Robert Me riiiTE st s s 75 e Church st 50x100 1 Cafferty 15500
I- Anna C Berry to Samuel D Babcocknom JlsT av s e cor SSthst 1481^x125 Iv^D st n s 60 w Is tav 20x481 Emilie ^Christian Schaefer toWm J SchedeU nom j - June Bd 1 Schmidt to Charles F DoweU 13250^44T-II av Vr s 741 n 38th st 248x80 gt J B O N D st s s lot knownas No 23 25x84 ySlST st s s 420 w of Sth av- 20x989 [f Brian McKenney to Henry B Payne55000 |K4x255^x799 J Greenwood Jr to Chas
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V Pauline Edrehi to Seaver N Prentiss 17500 ^47Tn st s s SOO w l l t h av 25x1005 John JUcIntugravere to Bemard Mcintire 15000
COTH st s s 300 w ocircth av 25x1005 W BedeU to Peter Lynch 49500
^ I S T st s s 2813 e IOth av 189x1005 John Clark to Ephraim Posner 15000
I I G T H st n s 0024 vr 3d av 108x100 11 Raphaeumll Springer to Edward M Weiss 12000
bull phy bull 100000 9T|Eacute av es 495 i S7th st 248x100 Esther Lichtenstein to Abraham De-lmares- - 10750
5trade av e s 497 s 31st st 248Jxl0b ] ^B Hitchcock 27500 V Sarah Macomber to Mary L Powers nom JBOULEVARD n w cor IOOth st 2610x100 STH av n e cor 33d st 248^x100 Mayer t Geo-W Powers to T Stevenson et al S900
V Eisemann to Geo W Moore 55000v JBOWERY -e s between Nos 19 laquofc 21 9x53 lOrn av w s bet 75th and 76th st 2044 K Geacuterard T Beekman to Rebecca Jones70(10 y xlOO Edward Rowe to George W Carie- CITY H A L L pi NO 37 183x100 Frederick
toii 49500 Plumer et al to Emma J Chovey nom lOriumli av w s Plot known as No 2 of Fort ^SKAEGLE av plot known as No 88 (irregu-y^George Property 100x4401x100x4426 f^lar) Isaac M Dyckman et al (Ex) to
Edward KUpatrick to I l e n l l ^ Genecirct 12000 I Arnold Lust ig 3400
r R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
f IDGE st W B 100 n Grand st 261x100 I Augusta Cline to Henry Schreiber 2^500 -iMADisoN av e s 24 S J s 35th st 24 Six XlOO W A Haynes to Nancy P Hyde 67500 9TCcedilC st n s 263 w Av C 20x923 Adam
7yKaeser to Amalie Pabst 9800 V ^ D st n s 430 w^Oa-af 196x988 Caro-Y U n e A GlaxkM^m H Scott J r 20500 vfiOcircTn stjy^SOO e IOth av 25x989 John
J FpKer to Geprge Hurst et al 7500 d2jyU n s 100 w 6th av 178x756x184
x74 Charles H Maguire to AmeUa Dun- I lap 14000 I 34Tn st s s 13210 w M av 238x989x
gt^ 911^x997 George Forrester to WiUiam Austin 18500
J 34Tn st n s 217 e Sth av 23x989 Sophie
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June 5t7i BROADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 laquoamp 60mdashNew Agravet Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x185Ix U 1351x15910 ( i pa r t ) WiUiam H Fitch to Edward Matthews - - 50000 BpdADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 amp60mdashNew s t Nos 31 33 35 37 amp39 1249x135
1x1351x15910 (I parts) Sophia J Crupt to Edward Matthews 350000 BRQXegravewAcircY Nos 52 54 5658 amp 60mdashNew ~ B^ Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x135 axl351x15910 Edward Matthews to The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company 400000 CcedilJROTON st s s 1645^ w IOth av 25x
oltL9 Shepherd- Knapp to Jeremiah 1 CraneU nom
y Dittenhoefer to Lavina L Parmly 3O00CUJJWILLET st Lot knovm as No 207 25x100 s r 3 7 T n st s s 100 e 5th av 326x989 Jas P i S n k e Dooper to Adam KnoU 31800 7 ^ F Whitney to Paran Stevens 65000 I S T H st s s 345 w 6th av 20x92 Wal
I 4 2 D st s s 199 e 2d av 151x1005 Wm ter S Gumee to H T Helmbold 14000 ^ raquo r e r e t a l to Sylvester Murphy 19328ry22D st n s 430 w Oth av 196x988
J IcircGTI I sth s 185 e Oth av 20x1005 He- -^ Wm H Scott J r to A W Budlong20500 len Riampkle to Theron R Strong 45000^1320 st n s 1168 w Ist av 108x989
4 7 T I I s^ n s 140 e 7th av 20x1005 Wm r-J^ames Naughton to Wm V Wulbeke10000 J (Jochranto EmUy Clark 21210 | 3 2 D st s s 1526 w Ist av 176x989
st n s 130Si w Othav IS lUx ^K-James KeUy to Catharine GaUigan 7300 Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to Benj P Fair- SAME properly Gratz Nathan (Ref) to
cliild bull - bull- 5050 lames KeUy 6350 49Tns t n s 1683 w Oth av 188^x1005 ^ T I I st n s 100 vr l l t h av 25x1005
V Gratz Nathan (Ref) to James Van Bus- y ^dam Sander to George Higgms 6500 i^rk 5350 46Tnst s s 70 e l l t h av 24x7o3f J 49TII st n sbdquo 2058 w Oth av 194x1005 V M Mayer toMiohael Fitzsimmons 14 250
y Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to T C Higgins5575 4gTn st n s 1974 e 7th av 23x928 N J 49TH st s s 216 e Madison av 216x75 V E H Munson to Emmor K Adams 12000
ryP- Fitzpatrick to Hanford N Hayes 45000 SAJIE property Emmor K Adams to Cor-J icirc l sT st s s 225 e IOth av 189x1005 nd i a A Munson 12000 Y Eman Bloomingdale to F Beinhauer 16500v 49Tn st n s 2369 w 3d av 185xl005 i77Tn st s s 250 e lOthav 25x1023 Jno KMary E Page to Joseacutephine Otard 20000
JV M Howe to Ezekiel R Thompson 3500 CcedilOTH st s s 250 w Sth av 218x1005 i v^Ti r s t n s 217 e Sth av 20x1022 ^ - j p Clark to Henrietta Nussbaum 31500
^Andrew Smith to Caroline P Scott 34000 ^oOxn st n s 250 w Oth av 50x10011 sJ106Tiists s 4873iw 4thav (irregular) Henry Goldsmith to Mary J A Dyettnom VSamue lM Purdy to Geo W Ditchett3800Jli3THst n s3334w Is tav 168x10010
^ 3 T I I st s s 100 w l l t h av lOOxegraveblock j ^ Wm C Spears to Joseph Spears 20000 ^ Otto W Parisen to John Townshend nom J U S T H st n s 310 w 2d av 25x10010
^ 1 1 7 T n s t s s 12211iw Av A 2011|x k Joseph Spears to Wm C Spears 80000 gt ^ 10010 WiUiam MacKeUor to Mary Jane l2JsT st s s 275 e 3d av 25x100 Mi- PhUUps 90001 r_j3hael MuUein to Thomas F a r r e U nom v p2rgt st u s Lots known as Nos 1 2 3 4 SAME property Thomas FarreU to EUza
I -5 amp 6 (irregular)mdash122d st s s Lots i Mnlrein nom j known as Nos 1112 13 14 25 26 amp 27 12OTII st n s Lot known as No 2 25x
(irregular) Harris WUsocircn (Ex ) to Mary 986 Thomas FarreU to James Bradley nom I Terry et a l bull nom SASIE property James Bradley to Eliza
t t 25Tn st s s 250 e Sth av- 22x1006 i ^ ^ Charlotte GUes to Mary Eacute Erving 7009v
SAME property Edward Erving to Chajlotte GUes 7000
v l2D av e s 522 s SOth s t 25x100 ^ Charles Crary to WiUiam Case 4289
7 3 D av n w cor lOSth s t 255x100 Y-^ Thoinas C Higgins to WiUiam MacKel-
lor 10000 IOTH av n e cor 75th s t 1272x100
Oscar F Hawley to Richard M Shaw27500
June eacutet7t raquoBOULEVARD n e cor 99th st (irregular) 1 Julia A Beach to Abner L Ely 50000
l ELDRIDGE st c s 125 n Stanton st SOx r- 876 Charles Cooper to A C Cooper20000 W MAIDEN LANE Nos 90 amp 92276x712 ^K Jane Duryee eacutetal to J A Roosevelt 30000 34TII st n s 310 e Oth av 20x989
Charles L e d i a r d t o J M ODonneU 12500 3STII st E No 217 22GI-X989 John
JLeib to Vincens Walz- 21500 65TII st s s 150 w l l t h av 50x1005
Joseph King to Enoch P WiUiams 3000 leacuteoTil st s s 175 e Sth av 25x20110
gtJ Benjamin P Fairchild to Erastus H Muri-7 son 6200 [143D st s s 500 w l l t h av 75xiblock
SW James Dunshee (Ex) to Max Gold- hacher raquo 5120
V148TH s t n s 250 w 7thavr100x9911 E S Van Winkle to R C Fugravergeson 7000
^4l48TH st n s 350w 7th av 100x9911 [ E S Van Winkle to Eleazer Hambein7000 IOTH avraquo s w cor 153d st 9911x100
WiUiam W ComeU t o T h e Washington Heights Methodist Episcocircpal Church nom
Mulrein nom 128Tn st n s 165 vr 4th av 168xiblock
harles L Mead to Henry P Hunt 6()00 3 D st s s 5434 w Sth av 168x9911 Hannah Hunt to Charles L Mead 8500
1 3 3 D st n s 100 w 7th av 60x9911 Eacute T Nichols to Reeves E Sebnes 7050 ISSTn st s s 175 w l l t h av 275xlblock Ni xSOxiblock Theacuteodore M Squires to George B GrinneU 52500
KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES June Ist
BROADWAY s s 50 w Barbay st 2ox 100 J W Van Siclen to J Delahunt 400
BROADWAY s w s 74 n w Flushing av 30x64x4x36x26x28x51 C MuUer to P IVIeyer bull - 9000
COLUMBIA st w s laquoamp continuation of Clark st 25x150 G L Ford to A M Moody bull-bull-bullbullbullbull 11000
CONSELYEA st s s 200 w Graham av 25 xlOO J Ward to Johanna Van AVynen S 000
F R E E J I A N st s s 225 w Union av 422 x27x566x25 J E ^Keegan to Margaret Morgan - 2325
FtiRNALD st Centre line amp Brooklyn av 389 11x260x3897x130x1297x90 J E Tousey to Louisa P Brooks 7000
GRATTONst s s 100 e Bogart st 229x 1018x24710 F A Ward to H Brunshydage 1650
GRATTON st n s 175 e Bogart st 143x 1175x12110x1117 F AWard (Reacutefshyeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 950
Hst s B 185 w Hnion av 25x1416x256 Xmdash EmUy J SuUivan to Carolina M Morgan 250
H E R K I M E R st s B 275 e Nostrand av 1856x25 J R Jenkins (Admr) t o J J D r a k e 1510
H E R K U I E B s t s s 275 e Nostrand avj 25x100 J J Drake to 0 A Bever-a g e 1630
H E R K U I E B st n B 490 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 420 w Nosshytrand av 64x100x79x1148 J E Jenshykins (Admstr) to H Leach 4850
H E R K I M E R s t n s 550 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkinrf to T GUI 1065
H E R K I M E R st n s 610 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 590 w Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 570 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenshykins (Admr) to J C Brevoort 4010
HOOPER st amp Marcy av southerly cor 45x100 J Wardto Johanna Van Wy-ner 5000
J E P P E R S O N s t s s (Bushwick) lot 14025 xlOO Sarah Terby to Eliz Ann Stark-ins 1900
J E P P E R S O N st s s 500 e Reidav 25x 100 J FuUerton to W Downey 950
MACDONOUGH st n s 100 e Tompkins av 200x100 W A Parker to W Clark 32500
MONROE s t s s- 250 w Tompkins av 25 - xlOO Mary A McEvUy to M NelUgane
(July 1865) - 500 S^ME property M NeUigane to W 0 Purdy
(May 1869) 900 MOORE amp Bogart sts- n w cor 200x92 4
x20xS410 F A White (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 1720
NAVY st e s 1834 s of Lafayette st 168x100 G W Hubbard Jr to Rosene Davis 5500
PACIPIC st n s 450 w of Hudson av 200x100mdashPreacutesident st s s 1538 w of Rochester av 1888xmdashxl992xmdashmdashBainshybridge st Paca av and Chauncey st 200 x2094x20610 W R Martin to Harriet F Hussey 51500
PACIFIC st n s 19711ift mdash Washingshyton av 100x25 Ann McCarthy to P Clarke 2600
P E N N st s s 2034 e of Bedford av 61x ioo P Dickinson to W C Sammis 3600
P E N N st s s 2622 w of Marcy av 202x 100 J Ward to Johanna Van Wj-nen 1500
POWERS s t n W S 100 n of Preacutesident st 90xl30x40x260xl30x390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts southerly cor 3227x288x 1187xl30xl0xl30x2036xmdashx613 C Bradshyley to 0 D Munn 30000
POWERS st n s 100 ft e of Preacutesident st 90 X130 X 40 X 200x 130x 390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts s e cor 3227x288Sx 1187x130x100x130x2036x613 (RD) G M Stevens to O D Munn 9500
PREacuteSIDENT st s s 400 w of Columbia st 16Sxl00 J Taylor to T Hays 4500
PROSPECT st and Johnson av easterly cor 100x113x1114x102 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1380
PROSPECT st n w s 100 s w of Johnson av 225x100 F A Ward to R Brundshyage 2295
RvPALAYEA st n e S 191 n w of Henrj-st 21x100 Bianca S Marvin to Marj- E^ Jameson 10500
ROCK st n s 175 e of Bogart st 225x63x mdashx21S2x100 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1935
SANDFOKD Ht s s 1353 wof Graham av 190x100 Bridget A Hicky to J II Stiger 3000
SANDFORD st e s 15110 s of Blyrtle av 20x100 J Hogan to J Pritchard 875
SACKETT and Nevins sts n cor 20x100 Jas Brady to P Whalen GOO
TROTTER st ws 1318 s of Gates av168 xlOO A E Kirkpatrick to Mary R King 7000
W I T H E R S st s s 100 w of Ewan st 25x 100 J A Delancey Jr lo P Flood XNoY 1868) 550
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
HEATING APPARATUS
T^ATIONAL STOVE WORKS -
Manufacturera of
SANFORDS PATENT CHALLENGE HEATERS
SET IN BRICK OB PORTABLE
THE IMPROVED
licircEW YORK FIRE-PLACE HEATER
AND THE
CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES
HIOBO building houses should examine thegravese before pnr-egravehraquoslng
239 amp 241 WATER STREET N Y
H O T A I R FUR3VACJES
H SniONDS 53 CLIFF ST N Y
Culver s P a t e n t F u r u a c c s
S imonds P a t e n t F u r u a c c s
Ho t -Al r Re^iiitcr a n d Ven t i l a to r
TITACGREGORS BIPROVED HEATING
FURNACES COOKING RANGES
CAULDRONS BATHS AND JAPANNED WARE
IL METCALF
117 Beekman street New York
E MONEUSE L DUPARQUET NOS 2S amp 80 GREENE STREET NEW YORK
NANUFACTUBERS OF TUE
I m p eacute r i a l F r e n c l i C o o k i n g R a n g e s a n d B r o l l e r s f o r H o t e l s R e s t a u r a n t s
S t e a m e r s H o M p i t a l s a n d P r i shyv a t e R eacute s i d e n c e s
Oopper ind Tin Cooking Utensils of every description ftlways on hand
Carvlnp Tables of any length and shape on hand and made to owi--
Call and evamne or apply at the factory
D A R R Y amp L A N E FURNACES AND
RANGES
METAL CORNICES AND ROOFING
Cor 69th Street and 8d Avenue
NEW YORK
AIgtAM MArriPTOW MANUFACTUREacuteE OF
GRATES F E N D E R S amp F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S
3So 6 0 O O 1113 S T R K E T
(Bet Fulton and Beekman Sts)
NEW YORK
EstaMis7ied 1826
V A N N O T E amp S O N G r a t e F e n d c r a n d F i r e - P I a c e H e a t e r
MANUFACTUREES
4S4 CANAL STEEET NEAB VARICK NEW YOEK
W M VAN NOTE A S VAN NOTE
pltONOVERamp WOOLLEY GRATE FENDER
^-^ AND FIRE-PLACE HEATER MANUFACTUREacuteES WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
NO S6S CANAL BTREET NEW YORK A S S CONOVER JAS L WOOLLET
141 West 3d street 122 West 38th street
B SMITH JIANTTFACTURER OF AND t DEALER IN
C R A T E S F E N JD pound R S AND IMPROVED
FIEE-PLACE HEATEES
213 Grand Street near Mott 8treet Ifew York
BUILDERS
DOORS
BLINDS eto
N O A H W H E A T O N
2 6 8 amp 2 7 0 C a n a l S t r e e t
NEAR BROADWAY NEW TOEK
H JENEINS 247 CANAL STREET
DOORS SASHES AND BLINDS
D O O R S
to No 2 Nevins St ^ lt One door from Junction of TjpnnTrfYV W V m JU Fulton and Flatbush Av JuKUUiiLlW J I _
A T SERRELL amp SON NEW YORK
Wood Moulding Sash Blind amp Door Fac y j
NOS 221 TO 229 W 52D ST EET BWAT amp STH AV N Y
PANEL WORK OF ALI KmDS
Mouldings of any Pattern worked to any shape required
A T SEREELL EstabUshed 1846 A W SEERELL
J y DONVAN ltfe BRO NORTH-WEST COR 2TTU ST amp 9Tn AVE
Carpenters and Buildegravers Alteacuterations and repairs of every descrii)tion mado AU
work executed on the most reasonable terms JAMES V DONVAN SILAS J DONVAN
BEuml]VJAjl iuml i Icirc^IcircIVi^IcircKIcircIV P R A C T I C A L
CARPENTER AND BUILDER COBNEB GEEENE AND CLASSON AVENUES BEOOKLYN
Public Edifices and Private DweUings built by contract or days work Jobbing also attended to
MINTONS ENCATJSTIC TILES FOR FLOORS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
DWELLINGS
G a r n k i r i c C l i l n i n c y T o p s D r a i n P i p e Sec
For salo by MILLER amp COATES No 279 PEARL STREKT
New York
MuLREiNE amp FARRELL
MASONS amp BUILDERS OFFICE 124TH ST BET 8D amp 4TH AVENUES
MICHAEL MULEEINH THOMAS FARBELL
BRADLEY amp CURRIER WHOLESALE AND RETAlL DEALERS IN
DOORS SASHES
BLINDS -
WINDOWS
BUILDING
MATERIALS ET(Jgt
4 4 amp 4 6 B E Y S T R E E T
Newr York
E A BRADLEY G- C CURRIER
AVOID LEAD POISONmdashLEAD ENCASED BLOCK TIN PIPEmdashThis article has now been in use for tlie
past four years and is daily growing in public favor being heartily indorsed bv aU the leading cliemistsand pliysicians in the country also the Water Coinmissioners of New York Brooklyn and Boston Our reacuteshycent improvements in the manufacture insures a most perfect article which cannot fail to be fully appreciated The advantages of lead pipe with a perfeHly pure block tin linivg tor for the conveyiince of water is well unshy
derstood it gives the full pliability of tho Lead with tlie purenessof the Tin The resistingpowerofBlock Tin being about flve timcs greater than Lead we aro enabled to furshynish a pipe stronger than Lead one-half its weiglit at about the same cost per running foot which insures n perfectly safe water pipe for domestic use To furnish cost per foot give the head or pressure of water and bore of pipe
From the American Agricultxirist NEW YORK November 18G7
SAFE PIPE FOR DRINKING-WATER-Lead poisoning from water brought in lead pipe is the often unsuspeeted cause of disease and death Galvanized iron pipe wood and ceacutement pipe are epensive and inconveacutenishyent substances so that people will risk their lives and use lead The Lead-encased Block-tin pipe is even cheaper than leid and we believe perfectly safe Our faith in it has led us recently to laj some eighty feet of it through which ail our drinking-water is drawn
COLWELLS SHAW amp W ILLARD MFG CO foot of West Twenty-seventh st North River and No 11 Barclay st New York
Also Manufacturers of Lend Pipe Sheet Lead Block Tin Pipe Sheet Tin Solder ampc Circulars sent free
FURNITURE
F U L 1 l u I N E O F F t t J R K I T U R E
AT PORTINGTON BROTHERS
RATES REDUCED THIRTY PER CENT ALL OUR FTTRNITUnE WARRANTED
No 542 H U D S O N S T R E E T N E W Y O E K EIGIITH AVENUE CARS PASS THE DOOB
FURNITURE
FURNITURE OF ELEGANT STYLE AND FINISH AT REDUCED PRICES AT
F KRUTIIcircTAS
Manufactory and Warerooms
NOS 96 AlfD 98 EAST HOUSTON STREET
Between Bowery and Second Aventie
r ^ A L L GOODS WARRANTED
1
REAL ESTATE RECORD A N D B U I L D E R S G U I D E
VOL I ΠNO 18] NEW YORK SATURDAY JUNE 12 1869 [ W H O L E N O QO
eacute P U B L I S H E D W E E K L Y BY
C W S W E E T amp C O
bull106 BROADWAT COR OF PINE STREET
TERMS
Six montHa payablein advance $3 00
One year in advance 6 00
THE RE4L ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS A T last the real estate agents of Nevsr York
city hacircve realized the necessity of an organizagraveshytion and hacircve taken some practical steps lookshying forward to the establishing of a board of brokers and the carrying on of the business of buying and selling real estate pn a more syste-matic basis There can be no doubt of the suceess of this undertaking if it is conducted on anything like fair and honest principles For years Nevr York has had her Stock Exshychange which now numbers some 1500 memshybers who daUy transact business by the tens of millions of dollars and which numbers among its members names which are influenshytial in deciding the course of the finances of our country We hacircve also our Com Exchange wherein the prices which shall rule for our vast storehouse of breadstuifs are daily determined and in the tmnkling of aneye the intelligence is flashed to the North South East and West whether the price of wheagravet for the day shall be $165 or $175 per bushel In fact nearly every great interest has seen the necessity and advantage of a daily meeting wherein ideas can be exchanged notes compared and good sugshygestions be adopted That real estate which is really the basis and foundation of ail our great interests should hacircve been so long withshyout such a repreacutesentation icircs really astonishing However now that the initiatory steps hacircve been taken we look to the new board of broshykers for the carrying out of many improveshyments which the business as at present conshyducted is greatly in need of We trust the present board wiU be managed openly and fairly and that no attempts will be made to run it in the interests of any clique and that no rules will be made looking towards estabshylishing it as a close corporation or for an exshyclusive set I t will be well to remember that
within the past two months the old aristocrashytie closed board of stock brokers owing to deshyclining prestige and loss of business were forced to sue their neighbors of the open board for an amalgamation whereby they might live
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CITY MATOB H A L L S message contains a number
of excellent suggestions notwithstanding it is somewhat trite and trivial in spots TTis re-commendations as to necessary city improveshyments are some of them of great value and
should be heeded I t is very discotiraging to those Avho hacircve the future of this great city at heart that more interest is not felt in needed city improvements I t would be a wise and timely movement if some ten or twelve of our leading Real Estate owners and public spirited men wotdd examine ail the various propositions looldng tocards the permanent imshyprovement of New York and would deacutecide upon some gecircnerai plan which the people at large could be induced to indorse AU admit that we want new piers and wharves let this high commission deacutetermine exactly what kind of piers and wharves we require and make it a part of their gecircnerai plan for the improveshyment of the city We also want certain unshyderground and perhaps overground railways let this commission ulso settle as to what the future growth of the city needs in this matter of steam roads and make them part of their gecircnerai plan Then there are certain street openings and widenings which are very sorely needed and if once our leading property holders decided upon a gecircnshyerai plan for the whole city and kept pegging away in time it would ail be accomplished We caU upon Mr Andrew H Green the Comptroller of Central Park to take immeacuteshydiate steps towards organizing a voluntary commission of this kfnd lay the plans aU beshyfore this board and when a deacutetermination is arrived at there is no doubt but that aU of the independent press will give it a hearty in-dorsement and its realization will be but a matter of time But the present haphazard System or want of system is disgraceful to ail our leading citizens Mayor Halls recom-mendations hacircve very little authority owing to the anomalous position the chief magistrate ef this cityoccupies ail he can do is to make certain recommendations which may or may not be wise or proper and which do not go for much more than the recommendations of any other man Who will lead in this important matter
STATEN ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS T H E public are awkening to the advantages
of Staten Islandmdashher position her neamess to New York her natural beauties her capashycities for accommodating our crowded populashytion with cheap healthy and convenient houses and it is to be hoped that the moveshyments affecting the island will soon assume that aspect of intelligence activity and har-mony and above ail combination which will expedite her ineacutevitable advancement and make up by accelerated iJtogrcss for years of apathy and neglect
A few prominent points occur to which it seems to us the attention of ail who feel any interest in the subject should be directed
1 The island should bepromptlyrelievedampom the application of the country road laws and measures taken by proper leacutegislation for laying out proper roads and avenues throughout the island on a gecircnerai symmetrical plan Private land owners hacircvelong been plotting out their own property and laying out their own streets and roads whereas if a road or avenue is actushyally wanted for the public convenience the obshyject cannot be attained without great delay Let there be a gecircnerai plan by which land ownshyers can locate and sell their property and de-signating roads and avenues which may be opened and used as occasion requires
2 Staten Island must plainly be connected with the continent and the railroads leading to the West and to New York by bridgesor tunnels Why should ail those railroads reaehing Elizabethmdasha city of 25000 inhabitshyants directly opposite Staten Island within 1000 feetmdashnot hacircve a continuation across Stashyten Island to the harbor and the lower bay The population of Staten Island as it now is is abundantly sufficient to demand this if no others were interested
3 Brooklyn now stretching with her subshyurbs to Fort Hamilton opposite Staten Island with her 400000 inhabitants (more than the city of New York possessed in 1845) demands some direct avenue to the Great West San Francisco and the Indies A bridge or tunnel across the Narrows and another at Elizabeth and 8 or 10 mUes of railroad across Staten Island gives Brooklj-n easy and direct connecshytion with the whole railroad system of the country and the West
Thegravese points are of national importance to commerce to the postal system to the national defences and the aid of Congress to inaugu-rate proper measures may not unreacircsonably be invoked
TnE Port Chester road is certain to be built notwithstanding the strenuous opposition of the New Haven Railroad Co who do not like the idea of a parallel line running ail the way to New Haven as in time this Port Chester road is certain to do But we hear that proshyperty along the east side of Westchester Counshyty is coming up in value very rapidly in view of the certain opening of this road This Port Chester road will of course connect with the Second Avenue road- and with the Harshylem boats and really it looks as if in time there is destined to bc as large a population in Westchester County as there now is on Manshyhattan Island Should the Harlem river ever be made navigable and should the northshyeast side of the island become an entrepocirct for the commerce of Europe which it certainly would be were the Hell Gacircte rocks to be reshymoved thon we should see some very marvel-
REAL ESTATE RECORD
lous changes in the centre of population upon this island Astoriawould become a new Brooklyn and the upper side of Harlem river in Westchester County a new Jersey Our grandchildren may yet find their Wall Street on Eome of the cross streets above the Central Park while the present Wall Street may be a megravere collection of molasses and codfish ware-hou6eamp
IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGES NEW VOEK CITY
TilE West Side Association very properly object to changing the grade of Sixth Avenue above the Central Park for the amusement of owners of fagravest horses This promises to be a noble avenue and while it is true that some better provision than Harlem Lane affords should be furnished the runners of fast horses it is not deacutesirable that the stream of the sport-ing men should be turned upon the people who live or hacircve bought property along the sides of the Sixth Avenue By the way it is curions that no more notice is taken by the daily press of the number of accidents on Harshylem Lane there is absolutely no restriction to the speed of horses and as the number of tucircm-outs is very large many serious accidents occur daily from rimaways and collisions I t is really dangerous for a quiet person to take a quite drive upon that road
T U E members of the West Side Association are alive and kicking They are determined that the laws relating to the assessment of the taxes shall be amended that the opening of streets along that side of the tovra shall be hurried up and with as little expense as posshysible that underground roads shall be built that the grade of the Eighth Avenue shall be fixed to suit the property holders along the route and that ail deacutesirable improvements shall be hurried up bullVTiat a pity that ail the propshyerty holders of this city hacircve hacircve not some central organizagravetion to look after their intershyests as hacircve the west side real estate owners
Com Samuel caps changea to Samuel Com amp Brother
Crandeacutell amp Lyons ship chandlers dissolved Crandell amp Co tiontinue
Duke amp Lockwood linens changed to Duke Graham laquofc Lockwood
Dunn W C amp J carriages dissolved Jashycob Dunn continues
Gittens amp Chesebro shoes compromised for 75 per cent
Heydon Charles B commission changed to C B Heydon laquoamp Co
Lewis David W produce comm changed to David W Lewis amp Co
Lindheim Bros amp Co tobacco dissolved Lindheim Bros continue
Lodi Manufacturing Co (James R Dey) in bankruptcy
Manner amp Co pianos dissolved Obersteller amp Frankenberg embroiderers
changed to Obersteller Frankenberig amp Co Prince KimbaU N piano hardware sold
out Riehl Frederick iron railings changed to
Riehl amp Seebeck Satterlee amp Lyon paper and paper stock
faUed Travis J F amp D comm cotton goods
failed Tumer amp Co vamishes dissolved Charles
C Reed amp Co continue Tway^ WilUam furniture failed
T U E breeze raised a short time since in regard to the prevalence of smaU-pox in the city is dying ont There were only four deaths in the city last week from that dreadful scourge and none in Brooklyn The prompt measures taken by the Board of Education were undoubtedly needed and we are glad to see the good results arising from them
W E shotdd like to inquire how much the Seventh Avenue Railroad Company is paying the city for the exclusive right of Thompson Street We think so far as our observation goes that liumlx A^Tiiting is right when he says thagravet the filthy condition of that street is due wholly to the Seventh Avenue Railroad Comshypany and that the corporation should be held responsible Let the Board of Health stir them up
TnEiiE are two nuisances which are out in f uU force this summer which should be abated The first is the dog nuisance which this year seems to hacircve free license and the second is the fire-cracker nuisance which is the delight of ail the little ragged urchins and the terror of aU respectable pedestrians Let us find out some more appropriate way of celebrating the completion of the Pacific road
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9 125th st s s 3 houses 310 to 370 w Sth av Peter Johnston agt Boehm Bros bull 7530 00
3 7th av n e cor 26th st Nos 247 laquofe 249 Goodwin laquofe Drew agt mdashr Stoessel 393 50
5 22d st s s No 206 E Barnes amp New agt mdash Loew- 65 55
5 35th st n s 150 e l l thav J H Havens agt Owen Tighe 69 19
5 IOth av w s A G Lawson agt Franklin B Jame 2161 00
7 3d av w s 788 n 78th st Simon Klaber agt Peter Hart 098 00
9 27th st s s No 1C8 E Bernard bull Muldoon agt Wm Pitt amp mdash Pitt -1330 93
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN NEW TORK CITY
June 3 AUen st cor Grand No 307 S T
Van Geicircder agt E C DonneUy $95 00 7 Bowery w s No 392 C M~ CarroU
laquofe Son agt JohnMcDonough 3 81st st s s 80 w 2d av Michael
Farracy agt Boehm laquofe F a y 4 Sth av e s No 496 A laquofe W Chashy
pin laquofe Bro agt Mr Todd 4 East Broadway s e cor Market st
No 77 771^ laquofe 79 Timothy Harshyrison agt David McNair
8 SSth st h s 183 e 4th av (3 houses) George B Snider agt Henry Mulker 1
3 SOth st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp
2 SOth st n s No 439 West Alex MitcheU agt Andrew Ewalt
2 Slst st n s No 341 East Andrew Wood agt Mr Bu lger
3 57th st s s 70 e Ist av (5 houses) Alfred FiUatrault agt James PurseU
3 Same property Paul JFiliatrault agt James PurseU bull 24 00
3 50th st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp 300 00
3 SOth st No 439West Alex MitcheU agb Andrew Ewalt
4 SOth st n s 253 w Oth av Thos-Dunn agt Warren Beman
4 Slst st s s No 22 West Redman laquofe Stone agt Benj P Bowne 2000 00
4 ISth st n s No 23 East W S Barton agt S Migel 2000 00
4 ISth st No 19 East W S Barton agt Isaac Herman 2000 00
5 Slst st s s 2 houses commencing 378 w Sth av John Moran agt J K Spratt 1496 00
S 43d st s s No 44(5 West James Hughes agfc Wm Cohen 500 00
5 51st st F s Nos 428 laquofe 430 East G B WetheraU agt J Hazelton 33 75
7 40th st n w cor 6th av C M Carroll raquofe Sons agt mdash Cndlipp 67 15
3 Lexington av s e cor 32d st No 197 Alex MitcheU agt Patrick Cassiday 250 00
3 93d st s s S honses commencing 150 w 3d av Rice laquofe McGinness agt Edward Roby bull 333 00
3 130tli st s s bet l l th laquofe 12th avs James Pettet agt Mrs Porter wife of Josiah bull 1 459 00
4 liathsfc n s 416e Istav W H (fe J W ColweU agt Dennis McshyGown 357 72
7 113th st n s 421 e Ist av James Dunn agt Dennis McGown 66 00
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN KINGS COUNTY bull L
Jnne bull 9 Clinton av e s between Mjrrtle laquofe
Park av 5729 from Myrtle av running 100 ft towards Park av J W Lane laquofe Co agt H H Be-
manctar $728 00 3 CarroU st s sS0 w Court st 20x
100 Patrick Corcoran agt- S B Vreeland 138 70
4 Middle st n e s 3997 e 5th avi 25x185 WiUiam Pope agt^Samuei Cary 79 00
4 Middle st n e s 3749 e Sth av 25x183 WiUiam Pope agt Samuel Cary Jr 99 00
5 Bridge st e s 129 s Concord st 25x100 Ward laquofe Co agt - mdash Higgins 125 00
5 Lewis av laquofe WUloughby st s w cor Wm McCliriiont agt EK Hoffses 81 80
4 Chauncey st w s 50 e Patchen av 60x50 John E Bliss laquofe Co agt Benj F Jevons 275 59
4 Eagle et n s 145 e Franklin st gt 100x25 G W Beebe agt EUen Kenny 448 47
8 2d laquofe North IOth st n vr cor 25x 100 T D laquofe J W -Jones agt Brown laquofe Staples 300 80
9 IOth laquofe 2d st n w cor- 25x50 Mishychael Solan agt Bro^vn laquofe Staples 76 15
5 Oxford st w s 872 s Park av 25x100 Hngh McNamara acircgt D W R e e v e 210 00
5 Graham av e s 25 n Boerum st 50X100 John Alexander agt J W
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NEW YORK JUDGMENTS In thegravese lists (f judgments tlie names aiphabetically
arranged and toltich are first on each line are those of thejudgment debtor June 2 Andriesse J ^C C Meugel $216 16 3 Ausado N RmdashP A Brez 140 13 S Allen Wm B--AlEred Schauck 2179 43 7 Adams N KmdashDePorrest Weld 23 00 7 Samemdashsame 23 00 8 Alger Jemes EmdashNat BkPt Jervis 1613 34 8 Ambler D AmdashEdmund D Titus - 151 83 8 AngeU SamuelmdashAugust Rolker bull 5433 10 l i S i d w ^ d i ^ - I - H e d d e n 544 47 1 Beach H JmdashAvery BUl Jr 349 17 2 BurriU N HmdashJ R Fay 494 80 2 Brennan MmdashH B Bunster 113 45 2 Bogart J BmdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Berney ALEredmdashAlex Frazer 928 35 bdquo Beman Warren ) ^ T m-n HA KI 3 Bui-kitt James f ^- ^- ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^^ ^^ 3 Browning J GmdashStuyv Nat Bk 787 76 3 Blank B M JmdashC S Westcott 63 09 4 Bamard HenrymdashE P Coules 2499 76 4 Bradley J WmdashThad Fakbanks 358 29 4 Buttenberg HenrymdashH W Sage 200 45 4 Barron J TmdashWm Hagar 4323 31 4 Boyd JohnmdashA Nicholas 152 81 4 Butzky PmdashW B Calkins 358 11 4 Samemdashsame 346 04 4 Samemdashsame - bull bull 1 35Icirc 52 4 Blum LeAvismdashPhiUp Ebl ing 808 27 4 Burke EdwardmdashDept for Survey
andBuildings 83 31 4 Samemdashsame - 83 31 4 Barger ConradmdashWoU Ferhbacher 264 05
^^^i^S^- [JB-Cha8e 565 40 5 Bray J W - ^ H RusseU 30 97 5 Bliss B PmdashHMcBride 193 73 S BroAvning J GmdashG D Crary 072 23 S SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Browning GeorgemdashJohn Byrnes 1341 28
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5 Black J L - ^ a m e s Steedman 1350 03 7 Bauer MoritzmdashNathan So lomon l54l 92 7 Bamet t JacobmdashW H Boyd 111 00 8 Bueren ChasmdashH W O Edge 533 20
bull y Bliss EzramdashMerchants Nat B k of Syacuse 629 96
2 Crawford DavidmdashE C D i c k s o n 200 83 2 Cloury W H (EKT)mdashIsmania
O Connor 8-575 41 2 Clark DariusmdashNat B k Common-
w e a l t h 540 54 2 Chapelle A FmdashO F Bacon 746 54
- 3 Culver J LmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 4 Cronin M H mdash A T Stewart 501 77
bull4 Carlos HectormdashJ F Hunter 1719 03 4 Carpenter A FmdashJ S C la rk - -349 16 4 Cross Stanley FmdashA L Rowe 23 29
amp pound agrave pound i e l 8 laquo ^ ^ - ^ - B a n k 38168
4 Curry M SmdashJohn Henricssey J r 174 87 rXegrave^^^^^y JosephmdashH B Griffing 166 31 - i Jp Crane SmithmdashChas Boylau 118 85
5 Catler H MmdashH McBride 193 73 7 Cooney J MmdashJohn MuUins 491 21
bull 7 Copeland R AmdashD De Cast ro - 803 20 8 Clinton W MmdashAugust Rolker 5433 16
8 Corbett WmmdashJames I t h e U 94 91 1 Drew J J mdashC G Blaurel t 93 77 2 Donnelly A J (Exr)mdashJ OConnor 8575 41 2 Doolittle John Jr mdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Dalton BarneymdashH A P e c k 113 25 2 Davis JohnmdashG P Kissam 89 52 3 Dixon W PmdashW B Comstock 634-5 81 3 Dominguez GregoriemdashP A B r e z 140 13 3 Dunne Peter MmdashD M Koehle r 37857 4 Doling WmmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 4 Drummond R RmdashP Reid I l 7 87 5 Dole John-^J E Chase 565 40
-5 Drayton T RmdashG H Whee l e r 96 f)4 5 Domedion JohnmdashJohn Swarts 98 87
5 Dodge E MmdashJoachucircn Prius 148 72 5 Deforesfc GorardusmdashW Swahzey 1674 09 K Douglass W H ) o xr oni d Douglass Horea ( S H a u s m a n n 221 54 7 Dealy DavidmdashA R Lentz 168 87 8 Dixon JosephmdashB L So lomon 88 94 8 Dickhardt JohnmdashFred k Heerlein 216 06 8 Douglass C CmdashAUan Hay 5655 54 1 Eiisor DaulmdashChauncey Watson 89 93
4 Edmundston W FmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 7 EUsworth RoswellmdashE Riv Nagravet Bk bull 3740 13 3 Fitzgerald GeomdashOwen K e e g a n 891 95 3 Feacutelix Peter W mdash 0 F B a c o n 746 54
3 Fisher EdwardmdashMorris Wolf - 420 00 3 Fisher KatemdashP W G l o v e r 521 89 3 Finnin MichaelmdashLuke MaUoy 119 91 3 FleLschel JosephmdashGeo Speckhardt 42 19 4 PuUgraff OttomdashJ F H u n t e r 1719 03 4 Frost Marie LmdashE H Reeves gt 179 10 5 Flanagan Rosannamdash^Wm Johnson 159 08 ( Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 87 5 Fairweather W HmdashW N Beach 209 83 8 Fowler W AmdashT T Sheffield 1283 16 1 Griflfen HarrietmdashEUjah Brown _ 238- 62 1 Gordon WmmdashBenjamin D r a k e 431 26 3 GaUagher JamesmdashH B Buns t e r 325 36 3 Green Maria LmdashFredk Timson 170 99 2 Greenfield BmdashGrocers Nafc Bank 206 03 3 Greene F WmdashFirsfc Nafc Bank
Titusville P a 14154 99 5 GeUer Nicholas (Pltf)mdashJas Deasy 78 44 5 Grau HermanmdashJeacuterocircme Leland 03 37 T Green AnsonmdashL B M U e r 180 29 7 Gilbert S WmdashJ M Cooper 183 14 7 Glines M KmdashS Hersog 468 42 8 GUligan MarkmdashL S Hallock 85 69 8 Grabhorn AugustmdashRoderick Beebe -96 29 1 Hopper t FranzmdashJoseph Keiser 906 50 1 Hanics N J mdashWm KenneUy 369 94 3 Herz L efc almdashThe Grocers Na t bull
Bank of the City of New Y o r k 206 02 3 Harris E WmdashF Warren et a l 1738 96 3 Howe J L et almdashThe Bridgeport
Shirt Co 410 77 3Harman T L J r mdashC H H u n t 210 96 3 Howe J SmdashJ R DUleber efc a l 362 48 3 Hopper t FrancismdashJohn M a c k e y 254 00 4 Harris WmmdashJames Dooley 196 61 5 Herberfc JabezmdashH Lindenmeyer 118 39
- 5 Holden O SmdashEmU M u U e r 137 05 7 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashL Peck et al- 496 30 bdquo Heinrich P I T T T ~- bull OA on ^ Hauscman S [ ^ - ^ - ^^^^ 84 80 8 Harris JanemdashH M R o s e n t h a l 1656 50 8 Hooker W TmdashWm Kent bull 1108 75 8 Handy C WmdashG W Dunkle et a l 13 82 8 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashP Rawdon 233 89 8 Haydock JosephmdashH A G r a h a m 93 13 8 Keller WmmdashJohn Kelly ltSheriff) 343 89
- 7 Immen LuermdashMichael Flood 410 31 8 IngersoU 0 RmdashJacob Voorhis J r 2443 66 1 Jenkins Chas EmdashH L Onderdonk 103 82 2 Johnston ArchdmdashWm GaUagher 1068 80 3 Johnson Reuben B et almdashThe Firs t
Nat Bank of TifcusvUle P a 14154 99
3 Jones BenjaminmdashJ L TiUey 110 51 5 Jones W PmdashJ H Z a n k e r 1069 16 5 Johnson George P mdashJ W Kissam bull 339 68 1 Keckler HermanmdashJoseph Ke i se r 906 50 1 Kennedy Jas CmdashLeacuteonard H u y ccedil k 1063 21 1 Kissam W H mdash H u b e r t D i e r k e s i 11-55 29 2 KimbaU C T PmdashFreman Merriam 26079 3 KahnweUeacuteir DanielmdashGabriel Baum 333 63 3 Kahn Wm CmdashJohn A LighthaU 79 44 3 Keechler HermanmdashJohn Mackey 254 00 3 King B WmdashM H C h agrave m b e r s 57 94 4 Kennedy ThomasmdashJ S Mathews 197 48 4 Koch LouismdashLouis Isaacs 444 15 5 KUsheucircner AmdashD K e U y 4906 8 Kirkland AlexmdashWm Hughes J r 1345 93 1 Loper Palmermdash^Thos M c B i m e y 89 55 3 Lydecker SmithmdashB F Van Valken-
b u r g c t a l 194 75 5 Little Thos GmdashG B Glendniming 134-09 5 Lloyd JamesmdashJ W Saiter 209 59 5 SamemdashS R P Camp 193 55 8 Landgrebe WmmdashG B Sanguenath 508 00 8 Lingham E FmdashPeter C Laforge 136 48 8 Lnddington H RmdashWiUis Bennett- 40 00 1 Muhr H AmdashE Harr is 301 10 1 Morel EmUe BmdashB F- M u d g e t t 170 45 1 Moore John C et aLmdashThe Hndson
R R C o - 127 94 1 Moseman 6 HmdashJames WUde J r 143 34 2 MorreU T HmdashThomas Mor reU 920 00 2 Samemdashsame 1365 00 2 Miner H DmdashWUUam GaUagher 1068 89 3 Moore J WmdashThe Stuyvesant Bank 787 76 3 MiUer LmdashJ J Corr idon 321 16 3 MerriU OmdashJ M Emerson et a l 124 M 3 Murphy EdwdmdashJ G W Feldman 200 49 q Midgley Mary | The Bridgeport Midgley Sarah M J Shhrt C o 410 77 3 Mulleday F rank efc almdashThe F i r s t
Nat Bank of TitusvUle P a 14154 99 3 Magie John G e t almdashP W Glover 521 39 3 Myers H NmdashG H Reay 136 93 4 Maugham VeargittmdashA L Rowe 22 29
M o S gt c h I l e s J deg ^ deg G- Ke ibe r 217 85 4 MelvUle ThomasmdashC J Underwood 200 56-4 Mayer MorrismdashJacob S i e g m a n 424 03 5 MoneU A HmdashJohn Griffiths et a l 339 93 5 Mayher G W mdash H B Griffing et aL 166 3 1 5 Moore J WmdashG D Crary et a l 073 23 5 SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Moore JacobmdashJohn Bymes et a l 1841 28 7 MUler C CmdashSolomon Hersoy -- 468 42 7 SamemdashC F Butterworth 263 29 7 Mass A H et almdashL L Lewis V - 84 80 7 Morgan W P mdashJ Morrison et a l 1110 16laquo 8 Monahan TmdashJames McQuade 83 93 8 Monroe P JmdashWUliam Borden et al 210 93 8 Mackey C EmdashA C KeUy et a l 46 05 1 McCreary J DmdashJ O Morse et a l V 456 36 3 McCorkle H M et almdashThe F k s t
Nat Bank of TitusviUe P a 14154 99 3 McCormick BmdashWm H a m U t o n 250 25 5 McGarthern JohnmdashJames Pyle 125 92 5 McKinley John HmdashH R Searles 625 61 3 NorveU J LmdashSarah G NorveU 107 05 3 Niemann H H et aLmdash^P A B r e z 140 l o 5 Ogden Henry BmdashB C Whee le r 174 61 1 Polhemus A TmdashBenjamin D r a k e bull 431 26 2 Peugraverson J RmdashG P BeUows et agrave l 539 89 2 Pierson J LmdashS W H Moseley 264 58 3 Pinckney E AmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 3 Prier Henry WmdashChas L Weeks - 411 98 3 Samemdashsame 510 44 3 Samemdashsame 438 43 3 Samemdashsame 470 75 3 Samemdashsame 453 53 3 Samemdashsame 471 85 3 Samomdashsamo J 451 13 3 Samemdashsame 503 04 4 Preston John et aLmdashA Nicholas 153 81 5 Peck ComeU et aLmdashW N Beach 209 83 5 PhUlips S WiUsmdashW A Covert 287 53 5 Perry D SmdashW P Beams 424 43 7 PraU O PmdashThe E R Nat -Bank - 3740 13
P C S K - De Forest Weld- -23 00-
7 Samemdashsame 23 00 2 Quinn P LmdashSamuel HasseU 83 60 3 Reagan DominickmdashLawrence Myers 363 85 4 Rocke HermanmdashThe Nat Central
Bank of Cherry VaUey 1030 93
5 Robertson John HmdashEUen Graham 129 19 5 Roberts Jno HmdashJames Steedman 1495 48 7 RoclrweU Charles et almdashJoseph M
Cooper et al 183 14 7 Rorbach Charles PmdashA J Rogers 66 18 7 Romaine PetermdashS M ConckUn 150 83 S Robinson John OmdashS M Styles 804 69 8 Rosenpianter LeacuteonmdashJ P Undershy
hUl et al 1033 M 8 Rockwood George GmdashM J D r u m shy
mond f 1-59 31
2 Stewart DonaldmdashFreman Merriamraquo 26(T 79 2 Sloane Wm M--V W Kings ley - 216 84 2 Sucircnpson AndrewmdashW H W U e y 204 47
-2 SkeUy PmdashHenry B Brewster 443 03 L2 SheUds H J mdashThe Trades Manushy
facturing 84 97 bull 3SomerviUe Rober t e t almdash^WilUam
GaUagher 1068 89 2 Sheldon W HmdashW A Crolins e t a l 40 2S 3 Savles CharlesmdashGeorge Downing 150 43 3 Stacircgg CorneacuteliusmdashJames L TUley 110 51 3 Sass Frederickmdash^Horace Andrews 1023 29 3 SchUUng GeorgemdashJ A MnnseU 334 54 3 Sphar CharlesmdashC A P e m e 182 54 3 Schneider WiUiammdashA Smith e t a l 103 03 3 Springstein JacobmdashA B Sprmg-
s t e in 105 31 3 SaUsbury J LmdashA P Migson et aL 176 89
3 Schulcr BmdashJohn Isler 80 80
^ i Ecirc S e r f ^ u J x J E Cooley 4078 90 4 Stone W L et almdashW H a g e r 4323 31 4 Sloat PhUetnsmdashD K Baker e t a l 401 23 4 SeUeck IsaacmdashW J Stflt et a l 152 laquo i 4 Spreng Jus tus J mdashC B R icirc p l e y 110 78 4 Strauss JosephmdashP Bbling 308 27 5 Snckow HermanmdashH R Searles 625 (icircl 5 Scobey George WmdashCharles Boylan 118 85 5 Stemhauser DmdashJ D Samson 463- 23 4 SUUck John HmdashGUbert BhrdsaU 101 08 7 Steward Joseph BmdashV Bishop 2575 58 7 Smart JamesmdashWUlard Mnft g C o 157 32 7 Spencer L W ^ J o h n Bamet et a l 252 90 8 Sands Henry PmdashEUza AUen (Extx) 349 32 8 Slattery JosephmdashJos Robinson 79 31 8 Stevenson Johnmdash^Wm Hughes J r 1345 93 Q Schepeler John P ) John F deg Schepeler John D f Uunderh iU 1022 84 8 Schafer AngustmdashFredk Heer le in 2Ilaquo laquo i 8 Sinclak Rober t AmdashR L C o l e 510 44
8 Schneider Charlesmdash^Daniel L e a m y 13 25 2 Smith WUliam O et aLmdashWiUiam
GaUagher 1068 89 4 Smith W OscarmdashEUon FarreU 722-IcircKIcirc 7 Smith ThomasmdashRobert Johns ton 100 54
8 T = amp d W | 15- F Wright 287 59 3 Taylor E SmdashJ B D e U e b e r 302 48
3 Tonge H H mdash C S W e s c o t t 63 09 4 Textor ReynoldmdashWUliam P a t o n - 1075 77
bull 5 Trumber CharlesmdashWUhebn Harinvig 123 73 8 Traphagen H C mdash E G Moran 387 16 3-The U S Machine Carving ComdashW
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(Deft) 109 14 2 Wolff GabrielmdashShnon Levy 85 00 2 Weisbacher AnthonymdashC Laughran 279 83
3 Waterhouse R et aLmdashThe Bridgeshyport Shhrt Co - - - - - 410 77
3 WcUington AmdashJoseacute Morales Delos Rios - 116 75
4 Woodruff A 6 et almdashJ P Keiber 217 85 7 Whito OrangemdashJ F Seymour e t aL 174 10 7 Weir Johnmdashsame 340 40
7 Westbrook GmdashE J B a l d w n 538 50 7 WaUcer G WmdashM L S a n g e r 187 87 8 Winck Mino tP (Plff)mdashThe Mayor
Aldermen laquofee of N Y 127 29 8 Witschen Henry OmdashRodk Beebe 96 29 8 WUson J BmdashE W Whi t lock - 29831 63
KINGS COUNTY JUDGMENTS June 4 Baldwin C SmdashHenry Harteau et al $14399 5 Bums J LmdashW H Dudley 591 5 Bromell JosephmdashChester BedeU 105 8 BaUey WmmdashR M Hoe 105 8 Broadbent C RmdashE R Middle-
brook 2493 n Bames S D I xr -bull TIIIIbdquo_ CO ^ Boyle J W f ^ - ^^- ^ ^ laquo ^ ^ 4 Cronhi M HmdashA T S t e w a r t 501 5 Corbett WmmdashJames IsheU 94 4 Davison A HmdashHenry Harteau 14399 4 Daniels H AmdashHenry Lange 131 7 Dip])urmau F CmdashB C Gadeke 81 9 Decker Geofiiej-mdashCharles Hoffman 51 3 Fisher (impl)mdashMorris Wolf 420 5 Freeland AlariamdashB Field 100 5 Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 8 Fowler W A - T T laquoliettield (asge) 1282
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VEbenezer CauldweU 65000
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136 69 J Ritterbandto BenvenedoRicirctterband 20000 Y Charles P-CogsweU to John G Ash30000 59 QO 25trade st s s 2023 vr 7 th av 150x989 49Tn st n -s 1498 w 9th av 187x1005
yj Wm H BuU to Caroline A Clark 16750 G r a t z Nathan (Ref) to IcircBrastus H Mun-SOTHst ss 125 e Sthav 25x989 John V sen 5200 ^ Magenheimerto Fanny Nelson 26800 Si2D st SB 100 e 2dav 206x1005 Syl-illsT st s s 250 w 8th av 25x989 Mar- 1 gtvester Murphy to Peter Loughacirch 18000
^ garetA Stevens to Hermann ZUg 5500 |57Tn st s e cor Ist av 7110x929x72Ix 45ra st n s 275 w 6th av 50x054 ^i 985 Sarah E Murray to Margaret Pur-
OyoshuaC SaunderstoWmS Corwin11957 ceU 20000 bull Tri s t n s 250 w Oth av 75x1004mdash 78Tn st n s 280 e 3d a v 25x1022
t h st s s 200 w Oth av 100x1004 ^ George LUley to Catharine Hart 5000 Vm S Corwin to PhiUp Fitzpatrick 105000-jJrSTH st s s 250 vr 3d av 150x1022
TH st n s 620 vr Oth av 189x753J - - - _ i part) Henry Meyer to F W Meyer5500
47TII st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005 J V E- Develin to Wm C Morgan 4825 47TU st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005
9 Stewart 1 BmdashVictor Bishop 2575 58 9 Sackett OscarmdashReuben Wixon 5 The Admx of Henrj Freelandmdash^Bershy
nard Fuld i 7 The N J Steamboat ComdashM E
McEntee -iftii-8 Tietgen JohnmdashA^m Stearns 3 Van Wicklen GarretmdashR P- Sturges 3 Westbrook 6 WmdashK J Baldwm 3 Waterhouse RmdashBrigeport Shirt Co 4 Woodruff A CmdashNathaniel Cheney
4 Wade ChasmdashE J Hughes 7 Weeks H AmdashW S Bennett 4 Yoxmg John MmdashBernard Myers
159 06
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C Morgan to John F Rottman 5500N LEXINGTON av
eorge Young to Thomas Kennedy 30000 13Tir st n s 300 vr Ist av 168x10010
bdquo ^Wm C Spears to Francis W Leggett6500 acirc28TU st n s 290 w of 4th av 37Gxi
TS-block Abel C Judson to Amos N Titus7000 cor 89th st 20x75 VW
49TII st s s 100 w 3dav 75i1064(+ Ifs Maria F Banl^ to James Bre t t bull25000 ^part) T S Simmons to Wm Rutter9G00gt^LfexiNGTON av w s 593 s40thst 199x
808 00 5 3 D st s s 1334 w Sth av 168x1005 VS5 John H Wright to J D Wright30000 W John Thompson to Wm Mickens 3450 LEXINGTON av w s 199 s 41st st 199x
84 25_j54Tn st s s 161 e 5thav 20x1005 Den- X 08x199x199 James Brett to Louisa L 138 41 p nis W Buckley to G W Montgomery30000 Pendergast 2100
) 5 4 T H st s s 250e Sthav 20x1005 Den- fmdashnis W Buckley to Thos H Maghee 47500
103 49J|54TH Bt S S 250e 5th av^OxlOcircors Den-AlADisoN av e s 783 s 42d st 206x100
OFFICIAL EECOED OF ANCES-NEW YOEK COTJNTY
bull J62D st n s 262 AV Ist av 17x1005 CONVEY- fJ-Adylly Porges to John Hampson 13000 E p h r a i m
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ngelina G Wicks to Mary A Roberts56000 IjtjLADisoN av n e cor Olst st 1008x622^
D Brown et al to Peter P bull J79TII st n s 25 e 4th av 75x1022 Ed- N Comen et aL 15800
iNvard A Boyd to Geo W McCuUum 27000 nvST av w s 085 n G2d st 32x64 SUas I93D st s s 250 e 3d av ISOxlOCSA- Gratz m Styles to Wm Agnew et al 17000
Nathan (Ref)to David Jones nomv2D av e s i block n 35th st 74fxl00 2 3 D st s s 3984 e4th av 16SxlG0ll pMDatharine Kip to August L Nosser 22500
(i part) JuUus Morrison to Morris J2D av n e cor 42d st 1005x200 Wal-evy 2700 ter L Cutting to John J BurcheU 99500
bull52b st n s 125^6 IOth av 50x1 bloclc v J 3 D av s e cor 43d st 1005x200 Walter N L Cutting (Ex) to Henry J BurcheU96500
6ccediln av e s bet 120th amp 121stst 20110x w400 Victor Durand to Thomas Mur-
Matt Coggay to Edw DeWitt (Ex) nom
May SOth rELIZABETH st w s Lot known as 945 25x 94 Dayid Hawley (Ref) to Michael Gal-
1er 0200 gtsiEssEX st w s 948 n Division st 20x876
^bull^John Holoch to Frederick Heeriein 12500 l| MONROE st n s 1826 w Clinton st 26x |fy 110 Myer Rosenthal to Hannah Gold- 1 5 3 D st ss125 e IOth av 50x1 block
stein 13800 V Edward De Witt (Ex) to -Matthew Cog-Rn^NGTON st n vr cor Forsyth st 25 Ix i gay nom
50 (i part) Kasper Abt to PhUip H ^JLEXINGTON av8sl bo egrave r iugrave eacuteeacute ths t 50x CBenk 16500 K 100 Kate E Pinckney to Robert Me riiiTE st s s 75 e Church st 50x100 1 Cafferty 15500
I- Anna C Berry to Samuel D Babcocknom JlsT av s e cor SSthst 1481^x125 Iv^D st n s 60 w Is tav 20x481 Emilie ^Christian Schaefer toWm J SchedeU nom j - June Bd 1 Schmidt to Charles F DoweU 13250^44T-II av Vr s 741 n 38th st 248x80 gt J B O N D st s s lot knownas No 23 25x84 ySlST st s s 420 w of Sth av- 20x989 [f Brian McKenney to Henry B Payne55000 |K4x255^x799 J Greenwood Jr to Chas
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V Pauline Edrehi to Seaver N Prentiss 17500 ^47Tn st s s SOO w l l t h av 25x1005 John JUcIntugravere to Bemard Mcintire 15000
COTH st s s 300 w ocircth av 25x1005 W BedeU to Peter Lynch 49500
^ I S T st s s 2813 e IOth av 189x1005 John Clark to Ephraim Posner 15000
I I G T H st n s 0024 vr 3d av 108x100 11 Raphaeumll Springer to Edward M Weiss 12000
bull phy bull 100000 9T|Eacute av es 495 i S7th st 248x100 Esther Lichtenstein to Abraham De-lmares- - 10750
5trade av e s 497 s 31st st 248Jxl0b ] ^B Hitchcock 27500 V Sarah Macomber to Mary L Powers nom JBOULEVARD n w cor IOOth st 2610x100 STH av n e cor 33d st 248^x100 Mayer t Geo-W Powers to T Stevenson et al S900
V Eisemann to Geo W Moore 55000v JBOWERY -e s between Nos 19 laquofc 21 9x53 lOrn av w s bet 75th and 76th st 2044 K Geacuterard T Beekman to Rebecca Jones70(10 y xlOO Edward Rowe to George W Carie- CITY H A L L pi NO 37 183x100 Frederick
toii 49500 Plumer et al to Emma J Chovey nom lOriumli av w s Plot known as No 2 of Fort ^SKAEGLE av plot known as No 88 (irregu-y^George Property 100x4401x100x4426 f^lar) Isaac M Dyckman et al (Ex) to
Edward KUpatrick to I l e n l l ^ Genecirct 12000 I Arnold Lust ig 3400
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f IDGE st W B 100 n Grand st 261x100 I Augusta Cline to Henry Schreiber 2^500 -iMADisoN av e s 24 S J s 35th st 24 Six XlOO W A Haynes to Nancy P Hyde 67500 9TCcedilC st n s 263 w Av C 20x923 Adam
7yKaeser to Amalie Pabst 9800 V ^ D st n s 430 w^Oa-af 196x988 Caro-Y U n e A GlaxkM^m H Scott J r 20500 vfiOcircTn stjy^SOO e IOth av 25x989 John
J FpKer to Geprge Hurst et al 7500 d2jyU n s 100 w 6th av 178x756x184
x74 Charles H Maguire to AmeUa Dun- I lap 14000 I 34Tn st s s 13210 w M av 238x989x
gt^ 911^x997 George Forrester to WiUiam Austin 18500
J 34Tn st n s 217 e Sth av 23x989 Sophie
4 9 T I
June 5t7i BROADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 laquoamp 60mdashNew Agravet Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x185Ix U 1351x15910 ( i pa r t ) WiUiam H Fitch to Edward Matthews - - 50000 BpdADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 amp60mdashNew s t Nos 31 33 35 37 amp39 1249x135
1x1351x15910 (I parts) Sophia J Crupt to Edward Matthews 350000 BRQXegravewAcircY Nos 52 54 5658 amp 60mdashNew ~ B^ Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x135 axl351x15910 Edward Matthews to The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company 400000 CcedilJROTON st s s 1645^ w IOth av 25x
oltL9 Shepherd- Knapp to Jeremiah 1 CraneU nom
y Dittenhoefer to Lavina L Parmly 3O00CUJJWILLET st Lot knovm as No 207 25x100 s r 3 7 T n st s s 100 e 5th av 326x989 Jas P i S n k e Dooper to Adam KnoU 31800 7 ^ F Whitney to Paran Stevens 65000 I S T H st s s 345 w 6th av 20x92 Wal
I 4 2 D st s s 199 e 2d av 151x1005 Wm ter S Gumee to H T Helmbold 14000 ^ raquo r e r e t a l to Sylvester Murphy 19328ry22D st n s 430 w Oth av 196x988
J IcircGTI I sth s 185 e Oth av 20x1005 He- -^ Wm H Scott J r to A W Budlong20500 len Riampkle to Theron R Strong 45000^1320 st n s 1168 w Ist av 108x989
4 7 T I I s^ n s 140 e 7th av 20x1005 Wm r-J^ames Naughton to Wm V Wulbeke10000 J (Jochranto EmUy Clark 21210 | 3 2 D st s s 1526 w Ist av 176x989
st n s 130Si w Othav IS lUx ^K-James KeUy to Catharine GaUigan 7300 Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to Benj P Fair- SAME properly Gratz Nathan (Ref) to
cliild bull - bull- 5050 lames KeUy 6350 49Tns t n s 1683 w Oth av 188^x1005 ^ T I I st n s 100 vr l l t h av 25x1005
V Gratz Nathan (Ref) to James Van Bus- y ^dam Sander to George Higgms 6500 i^rk 5350 46Tnst s s 70 e l l t h av 24x7o3f J 49TII st n sbdquo 2058 w Oth av 194x1005 V M Mayer toMiohael Fitzsimmons 14 250
y Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to T C Higgins5575 4gTn st n s 1974 e 7th av 23x928 N J 49TH st s s 216 e Madison av 216x75 V E H Munson to Emmor K Adams 12000
ryP- Fitzpatrick to Hanford N Hayes 45000 SAJIE property Emmor K Adams to Cor-J icirc l sT st s s 225 e IOth av 189x1005 nd i a A Munson 12000 Y Eman Bloomingdale to F Beinhauer 16500v 49Tn st n s 2369 w 3d av 185xl005 i77Tn st s s 250 e lOthav 25x1023 Jno KMary E Page to Joseacutephine Otard 20000
JV M Howe to Ezekiel R Thompson 3500 CcedilOTH st s s 250 w Sth av 218x1005 i v^Ti r s t n s 217 e Sth av 20x1022 ^ - j p Clark to Henrietta Nussbaum 31500
^Andrew Smith to Caroline P Scott 34000 ^oOxn st n s 250 w Oth av 50x10011 sJ106Tiists s 4873iw 4thav (irregular) Henry Goldsmith to Mary J A Dyettnom VSamue lM Purdy to Geo W Ditchett3800Jli3THst n s3334w Is tav 168x10010
^ 3 T I I st s s 100 w l l t h av lOOxegraveblock j ^ Wm C Spears to Joseph Spears 20000 ^ Otto W Parisen to John Townshend nom J U S T H st n s 310 w 2d av 25x10010
^ 1 1 7 T n s t s s 12211iw Av A 2011|x k Joseph Spears to Wm C Spears 80000 gt ^ 10010 WiUiam MacKeUor to Mary Jane l2JsT st s s 275 e 3d av 25x100 Mi- PhUUps 90001 r_j3hael MuUein to Thomas F a r r e U nom v p2rgt st u s Lots known as Nos 1 2 3 4 SAME property Thomas FarreU to EUza
I -5 amp 6 (irregular)mdash122d st s s Lots i Mnlrein nom j known as Nos 1112 13 14 25 26 amp 27 12OTII st n s Lot known as No 2 25x
(irregular) Harris WUsocircn (Ex ) to Mary 986 Thomas FarreU to James Bradley nom I Terry et a l bull nom SASIE property James Bradley to Eliza
t t 25Tn st s s 250 e Sth av- 22x1006 i ^ ^ Charlotte GUes to Mary Eacute Erving 7009v
SAME property Edward Erving to Chajlotte GUes 7000
v l2D av e s 522 s SOth s t 25x100 ^ Charles Crary to WiUiam Case 4289
7 3 D av n w cor lOSth s t 255x100 Y-^ Thoinas C Higgins to WiUiam MacKel-
lor 10000 IOTH av n e cor 75th s t 1272x100
Oscar F Hawley to Richard M Shaw27500
June eacutet7t raquoBOULEVARD n e cor 99th st (irregular) 1 Julia A Beach to Abner L Ely 50000
l ELDRIDGE st c s 125 n Stanton st SOx r- 876 Charles Cooper to A C Cooper20000 W MAIDEN LANE Nos 90 amp 92276x712 ^K Jane Duryee eacutetal to J A Roosevelt 30000 34TII st n s 310 e Oth av 20x989
Charles L e d i a r d t o J M ODonneU 12500 3STII st E No 217 22GI-X989 John
JLeib to Vincens Walz- 21500 65TII st s s 150 w l l t h av 50x1005
Joseph King to Enoch P WiUiams 3000 leacuteoTil st s s 175 e Sth av 25x20110
gtJ Benjamin P Fairchild to Erastus H Muri-7 son 6200 [143D st s s 500 w l l t h av 75xiblock
SW James Dunshee (Ex) to Max Gold- hacher raquo 5120
V148TH s t n s 250 w 7thavr100x9911 E S Van Winkle to R C Fugravergeson 7000
^4l48TH st n s 350w 7th av 100x9911 [ E S Van Winkle to Eleazer Hambein7000 IOTH avraquo s w cor 153d st 9911x100
WiUiam W ComeU t o T h e Washington Heights Methodist Episcocircpal Church nom
Mulrein nom 128Tn st n s 165 vr 4th av 168xiblock
harles L Mead to Henry P Hunt 6()00 3 D st s s 5434 w Sth av 168x9911 Hannah Hunt to Charles L Mead 8500
1 3 3 D st n s 100 w 7th av 60x9911 Eacute T Nichols to Reeves E Sebnes 7050 ISSTn st s s 175 w l l t h av 275xlblock Ni xSOxiblock Theacuteodore M Squires to George B GrinneU 52500
KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES June Ist
BROADWAY s s 50 w Barbay st 2ox 100 J W Van Siclen to J Delahunt 400
BROADWAY s w s 74 n w Flushing av 30x64x4x36x26x28x51 C MuUer to P IVIeyer bull - 9000
COLUMBIA st w s laquoamp continuation of Clark st 25x150 G L Ford to A M Moody bull-bull-bullbullbullbull 11000
CONSELYEA st s s 200 w Graham av 25 xlOO J Ward to Johanna Van AVynen S 000
F R E E J I A N st s s 225 w Union av 422 x27x566x25 J E ^Keegan to Margaret Morgan - 2325
FtiRNALD st Centre line amp Brooklyn av 389 11x260x3897x130x1297x90 J E Tousey to Louisa P Brooks 7000
GRATTONst s s 100 e Bogart st 229x 1018x24710 F A Ward to H Brunshydage 1650
GRATTON st n s 175 e Bogart st 143x 1175x12110x1117 F AWard (Reacutefshyeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 950
Hst s B 185 w Hnion av 25x1416x256 Xmdash EmUy J SuUivan to Carolina M Morgan 250
H E R K I M E R st s B 275 e Nostrand av 1856x25 J R Jenkins (Admr) t o J J D r a k e 1510
H E R K U I E B s t s s 275 e Nostrand avj 25x100 J J Drake to 0 A Bever-a g e 1630
H E R K U I E B st n B 490 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 420 w Nosshytrand av 64x100x79x1148 J E Jenshykins (Admstr) to H Leach 4850
H E R K I M E R s t n s 550 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkinrf to T GUI 1065
H E R K I M E R st n s 610 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 590 w Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 570 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenshykins (Admr) to J C Brevoort 4010
HOOPER st amp Marcy av southerly cor 45x100 J Wardto Johanna Van Wy-ner 5000
J E P P E R S O N s t s s (Bushwick) lot 14025 xlOO Sarah Terby to Eliz Ann Stark-ins 1900
J E P P E R S O N st s s 500 e Reidav 25x 100 J FuUerton to W Downey 950
MACDONOUGH st n s 100 e Tompkins av 200x100 W A Parker to W Clark 32500
MONROE s t s s- 250 w Tompkins av 25 - xlOO Mary A McEvUy to M NelUgane
(July 1865) - 500 S^ME property M NeUigane to W 0 Purdy
(May 1869) 900 MOORE amp Bogart sts- n w cor 200x92 4
x20xS410 F A White (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 1720
NAVY st e s 1834 s of Lafayette st 168x100 G W Hubbard Jr to Rosene Davis 5500
PACIPIC st n s 450 w of Hudson av 200x100mdashPreacutesident st s s 1538 w of Rochester av 1888xmdashxl992xmdashmdashBainshybridge st Paca av and Chauncey st 200 x2094x20610 W R Martin to Harriet F Hussey 51500
PACIFIC st n s 19711ift mdash Washingshyton av 100x25 Ann McCarthy to P Clarke 2600
P E N N st s s 2034 e of Bedford av 61x ioo P Dickinson to W C Sammis 3600
P E N N st s s 2622 w of Marcy av 202x 100 J Ward to Johanna Van Wj-nen 1500
POWERS s t n W S 100 n of Preacutesident st 90xl30x40x260xl30x390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts southerly cor 3227x288x 1187xl30xl0xl30x2036xmdashx613 C Bradshyley to 0 D Munn 30000
POWERS st n s 100 ft e of Preacutesident st 90 X130 X 40 X 200x 130x 390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts s e cor 3227x288Sx 1187x130x100x130x2036x613 (RD) G M Stevens to O D Munn 9500
PREacuteSIDENT st s s 400 w of Columbia st 16Sxl00 J Taylor to T Hays 4500
PROSPECT st and Johnson av easterly cor 100x113x1114x102 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1380
PROSPECT st n w s 100 s w of Johnson av 225x100 F A Ward to R Brundshyage 2295
RvPALAYEA st n e S 191 n w of Henrj-st 21x100 Bianca S Marvin to Marj- E^ Jameson 10500
ROCK st n s 175 e of Bogart st 225x63x mdashx21S2x100 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1935
SANDFOKD Ht s s 1353 wof Graham av 190x100 Bridget A Hicky to J II Stiger 3000
SANDFORD st e s 15110 s of Blyrtle av 20x100 J Hogan to J Pritchard 875
SACKETT and Nevins sts n cor 20x100 Jas Brady to P Whalen GOO
TROTTER st ws 1318 s of Gates av168 xlOO A E Kirkpatrick to Mary R King 7000
W I T H E R S st s s 100 w of Ewan st 25x 100 J A Delancey Jr lo P Flood XNoY 1868) 550
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
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REAL ESTATE RECORD A N D B U I L D E R S G U I D E
VOL I ΠNO 18] NEW YORK SATURDAY JUNE 12 1869 [ W H O L E N O QO
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TERMS
Six montHa payablein advance $3 00
One year in advance 6 00
THE RE4L ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS A T last the real estate agents of Nevsr York
city hacircve realized the necessity of an organizagraveshytion and hacircve taken some practical steps lookshying forward to the establishing of a board of brokers and the carrying on of the business of buying and selling real estate pn a more syste-matic basis There can be no doubt of the suceess of this undertaking if it is conducted on anything like fair and honest principles For years Nevr York has had her Stock Exshychange which now numbers some 1500 memshybers who daUy transact business by the tens of millions of dollars and which numbers among its members names which are influenshytial in deciding the course of the finances of our country We hacircve also our Com Exchange wherein the prices which shall rule for our vast storehouse of breadstuifs are daily determined and in the tmnkling of aneye the intelligence is flashed to the North South East and West whether the price of wheagravet for the day shall be $165 or $175 per bushel In fact nearly every great interest has seen the necessity and advantage of a daily meeting wherein ideas can be exchanged notes compared and good sugshygestions be adopted That real estate which is really the basis and foundation of ail our great interests should hacircve been so long withshyout such a repreacutesentation icircs really astonishing However now that the initiatory steps hacircve been taken we look to the new board of broshykers for the carrying out of many improveshyments which the business as at present conshyducted is greatly in need of We trust the present board wiU be managed openly and fairly and that no attempts will be made to run it in the interests of any clique and that no rules will be made looking towards estabshylishing it as a close corporation or for an exshyclusive set I t will be well to remember that
within the past two months the old aristocrashytie closed board of stock brokers owing to deshyclining prestige and loss of business were forced to sue their neighbors of the open board for an amalgamation whereby they might live
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CITY MATOB H A L L S message contains a number
of excellent suggestions notwithstanding it is somewhat trite and trivial in spots TTis re-commendations as to necessary city improveshyments are some of them of great value and
should be heeded I t is very discotiraging to those Avho hacircve the future of this great city at heart that more interest is not felt in needed city improvements I t would be a wise and timely movement if some ten or twelve of our leading Real Estate owners and public spirited men wotdd examine ail the various propositions looldng tocards the permanent imshyprovement of New York and would deacutecide upon some gecircnerai plan which the people at large could be induced to indorse AU admit that we want new piers and wharves let this high commission deacutetermine exactly what kind of piers and wharves we require and make it a part of their gecircnerai plan for the improveshyment of the city We also want certain unshyderground and perhaps overground railways let this commission ulso settle as to what the future growth of the city needs in this matter of steam roads and make them part of their gecircnerai plan Then there are certain street openings and widenings which are very sorely needed and if once our leading property holders decided upon a gecircnshyerai plan for the whole city and kept pegging away in time it would ail be accomplished We caU upon Mr Andrew H Green the Comptroller of Central Park to take immeacuteshydiate steps towards organizing a voluntary commission of this kfnd lay the plans aU beshyfore this board and when a deacutetermination is arrived at there is no doubt but that aU of the independent press will give it a hearty in-dorsement and its realization will be but a matter of time But the present haphazard System or want of system is disgraceful to ail our leading citizens Mayor Halls recom-mendations hacircve very little authority owing to the anomalous position the chief magistrate ef this cityoccupies ail he can do is to make certain recommendations which may or may not be wise or proper and which do not go for much more than the recommendations of any other man Who will lead in this important matter
STATEN ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS T H E public are awkening to the advantages
of Staten Islandmdashher position her neamess to New York her natural beauties her capashycities for accommodating our crowded populashytion with cheap healthy and convenient houses and it is to be hoped that the moveshyments affecting the island will soon assume that aspect of intelligence activity and har-mony and above ail combination which will expedite her ineacutevitable advancement and make up by accelerated iJtogrcss for years of apathy and neglect
A few prominent points occur to which it seems to us the attention of ail who feel any interest in the subject should be directed
1 The island should bepromptlyrelievedampom the application of the country road laws and measures taken by proper leacutegislation for laying out proper roads and avenues throughout the island on a gecircnerai symmetrical plan Private land owners hacircvelong been plotting out their own property and laying out their own streets and roads whereas if a road or avenue is actushyally wanted for the public convenience the obshyject cannot be attained without great delay Let there be a gecircnerai plan by which land ownshyers can locate and sell their property and de-signating roads and avenues which may be opened and used as occasion requires
2 Staten Island must plainly be connected with the continent and the railroads leading to the West and to New York by bridgesor tunnels Why should ail those railroads reaehing Elizabethmdasha city of 25000 inhabitshyants directly opposite Staten Island within 1000 feetmdashnot hacircve a continuation across Stashyten Island to the harbor and the lower bay The population of Staten Island as it now is is abundantly sufficient to demand this if no others were interested
3 Brooklyn now stretching with her subshyurbs to Fort Hamilton opposite Staten Island with her 400000 inhabitants (more than the city of New York possessed in 1845) demands some direct avenue to the Great West San Francisco and the Indies A bridge or tunnel across the Narrows and another at Elizabeth and 8 or 10 mUes of railroad across Staten Island gives Brooklj-n easy and direct connecshytion with the whole railroad system of the country and the West
Thegravese points are of national importance to commerce to the postal system to the national defences and the aid of Congress to inaugu-rate proper measures may not unreacircsonably be invoked
TnE Port Chester road is certain to be built notwithstanding the strenuous opposition of the New Haven Railroad Co who do not like the idea of a parallel line running ail the way to New Haven as in time this Port Chester road is certain to do But we hear that proshyperty along the east side of Westchester Counshyty is coming up in value very rapidly in view of the certain opening of this road This Port Chester road will of course connect with the Second Avenue road- and with the Harshylem boats and really it looks as if in time there is destined to bc as large a population in Westchester County as there now is on Manshyhattan Island Should the Harlem river ever be made navigable and should the northshyeast side of the island become an entrepocirct for the commerce of Europe which it certainly would be were the Hell Gacircte rocks to be reshymoved thon we should see some very marvel-
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lous changes in the centre of population upon this island Astoriawould become a new Brooklyn and the upper side of Harlem river in Westchester County a new Jersey Our grandchildren may yet find their Wall Street on Eome of the cross streets above the Central Park while the present Wall Street may be a megravere collection of molasses and codfish ware-hou6eamp
IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGES NEW VOEK CITY
TilE West Side Association very properly object to changing the grade of Sixth Avenue above the Central Park for the amusement of owners of fagravest horses This promises to be a noble avenue and while it is true that some better provision than Harlem Lane affords should be furnished the runners of fast horses it is not deacutesirable that the stream of the sport-ing men should be turned upon the people who live or hacircve bought property along the sides of the Sixth Avenue By the way it is curions that no more notice is taken by the daily press of the number of accidents on Harshylem Lane there is absolutely no restriction to the speed of horses and as the number of tucircm-outs is very large many serious accidents occur daily from rimaways and collisions I t is really dangerous for a quiet person to take a quite drive upon that road
T U E members of the West Side Association are alive and kicking They are determined that the laws relating to the assessment of the taxes shall be amended that the opening of streets along that side of the tovra shall be hurried up and with as little expense as posshysible that underground roads shall be built that the grade of the Eighth Avenue shall be fixed to suit the property holders along the route and that ail deacutesirable improvements shall be hurried up bullVTiat a pity that ail the propshyerty holders of this city hacircve hacircve not some central organizagravetion to look after their intershyests as hacircve the west side real estate owners
Com Samuel caps changea to Samuel Com amp Brother
Crandeacutell amp Lyons ship chandlers dissolved Crandell amp Co tiontinue
Duke amp Lockwood linens changed to Duke Graham laquofc Lockwood
Dunn W C amp J carriages dissolved Jashycob Dunn continues
Gittens amp Chesebro shoes compromised for 75 per cent
Heydon Charles B commission changed to C B Heydon laquoamp Co
Lewis David W produce comm changed to David W Lewis amp Co
Lindheim Bros amp Co tobacco dissolved Lindheim Bros continue
Lodi Manufacturing Co (James R Dey) in bankruptcy
Manner amp Co pianos dissolved Obersteller amp Frankenberg embroiderers
changed to Obersteller Frankenberig amp Co Prince KimbaU N piano hardware sold
out Riehl Frederick iron railings changed to
Riehl amp Seebeck Satterlee amp Lyon paper and paper stock
faUed Travis J F amp D comm cotton goods
failed Tumer amp Co vamishes dissolved Charles
C Reed amp Co continue Tway^ WilUam furniture failed
T U E breeze raised a short time since in regard to the prevalence of smaU-pox in the city is dying ont There were only four deaths in the city last week from that dreadful scourge and none in Brooklyn The prompt measures taken by the Board of Education were undoubtedly needed and we are glad to see the good results arising from them
W E shotdd like to inquire how much the Seventh Avenue Railroad Company is paying the city for the exclusive right of Thompson Street We think so far as our observation goes that liumlx A^Tiiting is right when he says thagravet the filthy condition of that street is due wholly to the Seventh Avenue Railroad Comshypany and that the corporation should be held responsible Let the Board of Health stir them up
TnEiiE are two nuisances which are out in f uU force this summer which should be abated The first is the dog nuisance which this year seems to hacircve free license and the second is the fire-cracker nuisance which is the delight of ail the little ragged urchins and the terror of aU respectable pedestrians Let us find out some more appropriate way of celebrating the completion of the Pacific road
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9 125th st s s 3 houses 310 to 370 w Sth av Peter Johnston agt Boehm Bros bull 7530 00
3 7th av n e cor 26th st Nos 247 laquofe 249 Goodwin laquofe Drew agt mdashr Stoessel 393 50
5 22d st s s No 206 E Barnes amp New agt mdash Loew- 65 55
5 35th st n s 150 e l l thav J H Havens agt Owen Tighe 69 19
5 IOth av w s A G Lawson agt Franklin B Jame 2161 00
7 3d av w s 788 n 78th st Simon Klaber agt Peter Hart 098 00
9 27th st s s No 1C8 E Bernard bull Muldoon agt Wm Pitt amp mdash Pitt -1330 93
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN NEW TORK CITY
June 3 AUen st cor Grand No 307 S T
Van Geicircder agt E C DonneUy $95 00 7 Bowery w s No 392 C M~ CarroU
laquofe Son agt JohnMcDonough 3 81st st s s 80 w 2d av Michael
Farracy agt Boehm laquofe F a y 4 Sth av e s No 496 A laquofe W Chashy
pin laquofe Bro agt Mr Todd 4 East Broadway s e cor Market st
No 77 771^ laquofe 79 Timothy Harshyrison agt David McNair
8 SSth st h s 183 e 4th av (3 houses) George B Snider agt Henry Mulker 1
3 SOth st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp
2 SOth st n s No 439 West Alex MitcheU agt Andrew Ewalt
2 Slst st n s No 341 East Andrew Wood agt Mr Bu lger
3 57th st s s 70 e Ist av (5 houses) Alfred FiUatrault agt James PurseU
3 Same property Paul JFiliatrault agt James PurseU bull 24 00
3 50th st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp 300 00
3 SOth st No 439West Alex MitcheU agb Andrew Ewalt
4 SOth st n s 253 w Oth av Thos-Dunn agt Warren Beman
4 Slst st s s No 22 West Redman laquofe Stone agt Benj P Bowne 2000 00
4 ISth st n s No 23 East W S Barton agt S Migel 2000 00
4 ISth st No 19 East W S Barton agt Isaac Herman 2000 00
5 Slst st s s 2 houses commencing 378 w Sth av John Moran agt J K Spratt 1496 00
S 43d st s s No 44(5 West James Hughes agfc Wm Cohen 500 00
5 51st st F s Nos 428 laquofe 430 East G B WetheraU agt J Hazelton 33 75
7 40th st n w cor 6th av C M Carroll raquofe Sons agt mdash Cndlipp 67 15
3 Lexington av s e cor 32d st No 197 Alex MitcheU agt Patrick Cassiday 250 00
3 93d st s s S honses commencing 150 w 3d av Rice laquofe McGinness agt Edward Roby bull 333 00
3 130tli st s s bet l l th laquofe 12th avs James Pettet agt Mrs Porter wife of Josiah bull 1 459 00
4 liathsfc n s 416e Istav W H (fe J W ColweU agt Dennis McshyGown 357 72
7 113th st n s 421 e Ist av James Dunn agt Dennis McGown 66 00
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN KINGS COUNTY bull L
Jnne bull 9 Clinton av e s between Mjrrtle laquofe
Park av 5729 from Myrtle av running 100 ft towards Park av J W Lane laquofe Co agt H H Be-
manctar $728 00 3 CarroU st s sS0 w Court st 20x
100 Patrick Corcoran agt- S B Vreeland 138 70
4 Middle st n e s 3997 e 5th avi 25x185 WiUiam Pope agt^Samuei Cary 79 00
4 Middle st n e s 3749 e Sth av 25x183 WiUiam Pope agt Samuel Cary Jr 99 00
5 Bridge st e s 129 s Concord st 25x100 Ward laquofe Co agt - mdash Higgins 125 00
5 Lewis av laquofe WUloughby st s w cor Wm McCliriiont agt EK Hoffses 81 80
4 Chauncey st w s 50 e Patchen av 60x50 John E Bliss laquofe Co agt Benj F Jevons 275 59
4 Eagle et n s 145 e Franklin st gt 100x25 G W Beebe agt EUen Kenny 448 47
8 2d laquofe North IOth st n vr cor 25x 100 T D laquofe J W -Jones agt Brown laquofe Staples 300 80
9 IOth laquofe 2d st n w cor- 25x50 Mishychael Solan agt Bro^vn laquofe Staples 76 15
5 Oxford st w s 872 s Park av 25x100 Hngh McNamara acircgt D W R e e v e 210 00
5 Graham av e s 25 n Boerum st 50X100 John Alexander agt J W
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NEW YORK JUDGMENTS In thegravese lists (f judgments tlie names aiphabetically
arranged and toltich are first on each line are those of thejudgment debtor June 2 Andriesse J ^C C Meugel $216 16 3 Ausado N RmdashP A Brez 140 13 S Allen Wm B--AlEred Schauck 2179 43 7 Adams N KmdashDePorrest Weld 23 00 7 Samemdashsame 23 00 8 Alger Jemes EmdashNat BkPt Jervis 1613 34 8 Ambler D AmdashEdmund D Titus - 151 83 8 AngeU SamuelmdashAugust Rolker bull 5433 10 l i S i d w ^ d i ^ - I - H e d d e n 544 47 1 Beach H JmdashAvery BUl Jr 349 17 2 BurriU N HmdashJ R Fay 494 80 2 Brennan MmdashH B Bunster 113 45 2 Bogart J BmdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Berney ALEredmdashAlex Frazer 928 35 bdquo Beman Warren ) ^ T m-n HA KI 3 Bui-kitt James f ^- ^- ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^^ ^^ 3 Browning J GmdashStuyv Nat Bk 787 76 3 Blank B M JmdashC S Westcott 63 09 4 Bamard HenrymdashE P Coules 2499 76 4 Bradley J WmdashThad Fakbanks 358 29 4 Buttenberg HenrymdashH W Sage 200 45 4 Barron J TmdashWm Hagar 4323 31 4 Boyd JohnmdashA Nicholas 152 81 4 Butzky PmdashW B Calkins 358 11 4 Samemdashsame 346 04 4 Samemdashsame - bull bull 1 35Icirc 52 4 Blum LeAvismdashPhiUp Ebl ing 808 27 4 Burke EdwardmdashDept for Survey
andBuildings 83 31 4 Samemdashsame - 83 31 4 Barger ConradmdashWoU Ferhbacher 264 05
^^^i^S^- [JB-Cha8e 565 40 5 Bray J W - ^ H RusseU 30 97 5 Bliss B PmdashHMcBride 193 73 S BroAvning J GmdashG D Crary 072 23 S SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Browning GeorgemdashJohn Byrnes 1341 28
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5 Black J L - ^ a m e s Steedman 1350 03 7 Bauer MoritzmdashNathan So lomon l54l 92 7 Bamet t JacobmdashW H Boyd 111 00 8 Bueren ChasmdashH W O Edge 533 20
bull y Bliss EzramdashMerchants Nat B k of Syacuse 629 96
2 Crawford DavidmdashE C D i c k s o n 200 83 2 Cloury W H (EKT)mdashIsmania
O Connor 8-575 41 2 Clark DariusmdashNat B k Common-
w e a l t h 540 54 2 Chapelle A FmdashO F Bacon 746 54
- 3 Culver J LmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 4 Cronin M H mdash A T Stewart 501 77
bull4 Carlos HectormdashJ F Hunter 1719 03 4 Carpenter A FmdashJ S C la rk - -349 16 4 Cross Stanley FmdashA L Rowe 23 29
amp pound agrave pound i e l 8 laquo ^ ^ - ^ - B a n k 38168
4 Curry M SmdashJohn Henricssey J r 174 87 rXegrave^^^^^y JosephmdashH B Griffing 166 31 - i Jp Crane SmithmdashChas Boylau 118 85
5 Catler H MmdashH McBride 193 73 7 Cooney J MmdashJohn MuUins 491 21
bull 7 Copeland R AmdashD De Cast ro - 803 20 8 Clinton W MmdashAugust Rolker 5433 16
8 Corbett WmmdashJames I t h e U 94 91 1 Drew J J mdashC G Blaurel t 93 77 2 Donnelly A J (Exr)mdashJ OConnor 8575 41 2 Doolittle John Jr mdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Dalton BarneymdashH A P e c k 113 25 2 Davis JohnmdashG P Kissam 89 52 3 Dixon W PmdashW B Comstock 634-5 81 3 Dominguez GregoriemdashP A B r e z 140 13 3 Dunne Peter MmdashD M Koehle r 37857 4 Doling WmmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 4 Drummond R RmdashP Reid I l 7 87 5 Dole John-^J E Chase 565 40
-5 Drayton T RmdashG H Whee l e r 96 f)4 5 Domedion JohnmdashJohn Swarts 98 87
5 Dodge E MmdashJoachucircn Prius 148 72 5 Deforesfc GorardusmdashW Swahzey 1674 09 K Douglass W H ) o xr oni d Douglass Horea ( S H a u s m a n n 221 54 7 Dealy DavidmdashA R Lentz 168 87 8 Dixon JosephmdashB L So lomon 88 94 8 Dickhardt JohnmdashFred k Heerlein 216 06 8 Douglass C CmdashAUan Hay 5655 54 1 Eiisor DaulmdashChauncey Watson 89 93
4 Edmundston W FmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 7 EUsworth RoswellmdashE Riv Nagravet Bk bull 3740 13 3 Fitzgerald GeomdashOwen K e e g a n 891 95 3 Feacutelix Peter W mdash 0 F B a c o n 746 54
3 Fisher EdwardmdashMorris Wolf - 420 00 3 Fisher KatemdashP W G l o v e r 521 89 3 Finnin MichaelmdashLuke MaUoy 119 91 3 FleLschel JosephmdashGeo Speckhardt 42 19 4 PuUgraff OttomdashJ F H u n t e r 1719 03 4 Frost Marie LmdashE H Reeves gt 179 10 5 Flanagan Rosannamdash^Wm Johnson 159 08 ( Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 87 5 Fairweather W HmdashW N Beach 209 83 8 Fowler W AmdashT T Sheffield 1283 16 1 Griflfen HarrietmdashEUjah Brown _ 238- 62 1 Gordon WmmdashBenjamin D r a k e 431 26 3 GaUagher JamesmdashH B Buns t e r 325 36 3 Green Maria LmdashFredk Timson 170 99 2 Greenfield BmdashGrocers Nafc Bank 206 03 3 Greene F WmdashFirsfc Nafc Bank
Titusville P a 14154 99 5 GeUer Nicholas (Pltf)mdashJas Deasy 78 44 5 Grau HermanmdashJeacuterocircme Leland 03 37 T Green AnsonmdashL B M U e r 180 29 7 Gilbert S WmdashJ M Cooper 183 14 7 Glines M KmdashS Hersog 468 42 8 GUligan MarkmdashL S Hallock 85 69 8 Grabhorn AugustmdashRoderick Beebe -96 29 1 Hopper t FranzmdashJoseph Keiser 906 50 1 Hanics N J mdashWm KenneUy 369 94 3 Herz L efc almdashThe Grocers Na t bull
Bank of the City of New Y o r k 206 02 3 Harris E WmdashF Warren et a l 1738 96 3 Howe J L et almdashThe Bridgeport
Shirt Co 410 77 3Harman T L J r mdashC H H u n t 210 96 3 Howe J SmdashJ R DUleber efc a l 362 48 3 Hopper t FrancismdashJohn M a c k e y 254 00 4 Harris WmmdashJames Dooley 196 61 5 Herberfc JabezmdashH Lindenmeyer 118 39
- 5 Holden O SmdashEmU M u U e r 137 05 7 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashL Peck et al- 496 30 bdquo Heinrich P I T T T ~- bull OA on ^ Hauscman S [ ^ - ^ - ^^^^ 84 80 8 Harris JanemdashH M R o s e n t h a l 1656 50 8 Hooker W TmdashWm Kent bull 1108 75 8 Handy C WmdashG W Dunkle et a l 13 82 8 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashP Rawdon 233 89 8 Haydock JosephmdashH A G r a h a m 93 13 8 Keller WmmdashJohn Kelly ltSheriff) 343 89
- 7 Immen LuermdashMichael Flood 410 31 8 IngersoU 0 RmdashJacob Voorhis J r 2443 66 1 Jenkins Chas EmdashH L Onderdonk 103 82 2 Johnston ArchdmdashWm GaUagher 1068 80 3 Johnson Reuben B et almdashThe Firs t
Nat Bank of TifcusvUle P a 14154 99
3 Jones BenjaminmdashJ L TiUey 110 51 5 Jones W PmdashJ H Z a n k e r 1069 16 5 Johnson George P mdashJ W Kissam bull 339 68 1 Keckler HermanmdashJoseph Ke i se r 906 50 1 Kennedy Jas CmdashLeacuteonard H u y ccedil k 1063 21 1 Kissam W H mdash H u b e r t D i e r k e s i 11-55 29 2 KimbaU C T PmdashFreman Merriam 26079 3 KahnweUeacuteir DanielmdashGabriel Baum 333 63 3 Kahn Wm CmdashJohn A LighthaU 79 44 3 Keechler HermanmdashJohn Mackey 254 00 3 King B WmdashM H C h agrave m b e r s 57 94 4 Kennedy ThomasmdashJ S Mathews 197 48 4 Koch LouismdashLouis Isaacs 444 15 5 KUsheucircner AmdashD K e U y 4906 8 Kirkland AlexmdashWm Hughes J r 1345 93 1 Loper Palmermdash^Thos M c B i m e y 89 55 3 Lydecker SmithmdashB F Van Valken-
b u r g c t a l 194 75 5 Little Thos GmdashG B Glendniming 134-09 5 Lloyd JamesmdashJ W Saiter 209 59 5 SamemdashS R P Camp 193 55 8 Landgrebe WmmdashG B Sanguenath 508 00 8 Lingham E FmdashPeter C Laforge 136 48 8 Lnddington H RmdashWiUis Bennett- 40 00 1 Muhr H AmdashE Harr is 301 10 1 Morel EmUe BmdashB F- M u d g e t t 170 45 1 Moore John C et aLmdashThe Hndson
R R C o - 127 94 1 Moseman 6 HmdashJames WUde J r 143 34 2 MorreU T HmdashThomas Mor reU 920 00 2 Samemdashsame 1365 00 2 Miner H DmdashWUUam GaUagher 1068 89 3 Moore J WmdashThe Stuyvesant Bank 787 76 3 MiUer LmdashJ J Corr idon 321 16 3 MerriU OmdashJ M Emerson et a l 124 M 3 Murphy EdwdmdashJ G W Feldman 200 49 q Midgley Mary | The Bridgeport Midgley Sarah M J Shhrt C o 410 77 3 Mulleday F rank efc almdashThe F i r s t
Nat Bank of TitusvUle P a 14154 99 3 Magie John G e t almdashP W Glover 521 39 3 Myers H NmdashG H Reay 136 93 4 Maugham VeargittmdashA L Rowe 22 29
M o S gt c h I l e s J deg ^ deg G- Ke ibe r 217 85 4 MelvUle ThomasmdashC J Underwood 200 56-4 Mayer MorrismdashJacob S i e g m a n 424 03 5 MoneU A HmdashJohn Griffiths et a l 339 93 5 Mayher G W mdash H B Griffing et aL 166 3 1 5 Moore J WmdashG D Crary et a l 073 23 5 SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Moore JacobmdashJohn Bymes et a l 1841 28 7 MUler C CmdashSolomon Hersoy -- 468 42 7 SamemdashC F Butterworth 263 29 7 Mass A H et almdashL L Lewis V - 84 80 7 Morgan W P mdashJ Morrison et a l 1110 16laquo 8 Monahan TmdashJames McQuade 83 93 8 Monroe P JmdashWUliam Borden et al 210 93 8 Mackey C EmdashA C KeUy et a l 46 05 1 McCreary J DmdashJ O Morse et a l V 456 36 3 McCorkle H M et almdashThe F k s t
Nat Bank of TitusviUe P a 14154 99 3 McCormick BmdashWm H a m U t o n 250 25 5 McGarthern JohnmdashJames Pyle 125 92 5 McKinley John HmdashH R Searles 625 61 3 NorveU J LmdashSarah G NorveU 107 05 3 Niemann H H et aLmdash^P A B r e z 140 l o 5 Ogden Henry BmdashB C Whee le r 174 61 1 Polhemus A TmdashBenjamin D r a k e bull 431 26 2 Peugraverson J RmdashG P BeUows et agrave l 539 89 2 Pierson J LmdashS W H Moseley 264 58 3 Pinckney E AmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 3 Prier Henry WmdashChas L Weeks - 411 98 3 Samemdashsame 510 44 3 Samemdashsame 438 43 3 Samemdashsame 470 75 3 Samemdashsame 453 53 3 Samemdashsame 471 85 3 Samomdashsamo J 451 13 3 Samemdashsame 503 04 4 Preston John et aLmdashA Nicholas 153 81 5 Peck ComeU et aLmdashW N Beach 209 83 5 PhUlips S WiUsmdashW A Covert 287 53 5 Perry D SmdashW P Beams 424 43 7 PraU O PmdashThe E R Nat -Bank - 3740 13
P C S K - De Forest Weld- -23 00-
7 Samemdashsame 23 00 2 Quinn P LmdashSamuel HasseU 83 60 3 Reagan DominickmdashLawrence Myers 363 85 4 Rocke HermanmdashThe Nat Central
Bank of Cherry VaUey 1030 93
5 Robertson John HmdashEUen Graham 129 19 5 Roberts Jno HmdashJames Steedman 1495 48 7 RoclrweU Charles et almdashJoseph M
Cooper et al 183 14 7 Rorbach Charles PmdashA J Rogers 66 18 7 Romaine PetermdashS M ConckUn 150 83 S Robinson John OmdashS M Styles 804 69 8 Rosenpianter LeacuteonmdashJ P Undershy
hUl et al 1033 M 8 Rockwood George GmdashM J D r u m shy
mond f 1-59 31
2 Stewart DonaldmdashFreman Merriamraquo 26(T 79 2 Sloane Wm M--V W Kings ley - 216 84 2 Sucircnpson AndrewmdashW H W U e y 204 47
-2 SkeUy PmdashHenry B Brewster 443 03 L2 SheUds H J mdashThe Trades Manushy
facturing 84 97 bull 3SomerviUe Rober t e t almdash^WilUam
GaUagher 1068 89 2 Sheldon W HmdashW A Crolins e t a l 40 2S 3 Savles CharlesmdashGeorge Downing 150 43 3 Stacircgg CorneacuteliusmdashJames L TUley 110 51 3 Sass Frederickmdash^Horace Andrews 1023 29 3 SchUUng GeorgemdashJ A MnnseU 334 54 3 Sphar CharlesmdashC A P e m e 182 54 3 Schneider WiUiammdashA Smith e t a l 103 03 3 Springstein JacobmdashA B Sprmg-
s t e in 105 31 3 SaUsbury J LmdashA P Migson et aL 176 89
3 Schulcr BmdashJohn Isler 80 80
^ i Ecirc S e r f ^ u J x J E Cooley 4078 90 4 Stone W L et almdashW H a g e r 4323 31 4 Sloat PhUetnsmdashD K Baker e t a l 401 23 4 SeUeck IsaacmdashW J Stflt et a l 152 laquo i 4 Spreng Jus tus J mdashC B R icirc p l e y 110 78 4 Strauss JosephmdashP Bbling 308 27 5 Snckow HermanmdashH R Searles 625 (icircl 5 Scobey George WmdashCharles Boylan 118 85 5 Stemhauser DmdashJ D Samson 463- 23 4 SUUck John HmdashGUbert BhrdsaU 101 08 7 Steward Joseph BmdashV Bishop 2575 58 7 Smart JamesmdashWUlard Mnft g C o 157 32 7 Spencer L W ^ J o h n Bamet et a l 252 90 8 Sands Henry PmdashEUza AUen (Extx) 349 32 8 Slattery JosephmdashJos Robinson 79 31 8 Stevenson Johnmdash^Wm Hughes J r 1345 93 Q Schepeler John P ) John F deg Schepeler John D f Uunderh iU 1022 84 8 Schafer AngustmdashFredk Heer le in 2Ilaquo laquo i 8 Sinclak Rober t AmdashR L C o l e 510 44
8 Schneider Charlesmdash^Daniel L e a m y 13 25 2 Smith WUliam O et aLmdashWiUiam
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8 T = amp d W | 15- F Wright 287 59 3 Taylor E SmdashJ B D e U e b e r 302 48
3 Tonge H H mdash C S W e s c o t t 63 09 4 Textor ReynoldmdashWUliam P a t o n - 1075 77
bull 5 Trumber CharlesmdashWUhebn Harinvig 123 73 8 Traphagen H C mdash E G Moran 387 16 3-The U S Machine Carving ComdashW
E Parr ish eacute t a l 309 44 3 Samemdashsame 306 27 3 Samemdashsame - 300 79 3 The N Y EnameUed Paper Collar
Manuf g ComdashF Wigand - - 301 46 3 SamemdashL Dejonge - - 423 18 7 The Four th Nat B k o f N YmdashTho
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(Deft) 109 14 2 Wolff GabrielmdashShnon Levy 85 00 2 Weisbacher AnthonymdashC Laughran 279 83
3 Waterhouse R et aLmdashThe Bridgeshyport Shhrt Co - - - - - 410 77
3 WcUington AmdashJoseacute Morales Delos Rios - 116 75
4 Woodruff A 6 et almdashJ P Keiber 217 85 7 Whito OrangemdashJ F Seymour e t aL 174 10 7 Weir Johnmdashsame 340 40
7 Westbrook GmdashE J B a l d w n 538 50 7 WaUcer G WmdashM L S a n g e r 187 87 8 Winck Mino tP (Plff)mdashThe Mayor
Aldermen laquofee of N Y 127 29 8 Witschen Henry OmdashRodk Beebe 96 29 8 WUson J BmdashE W Whi t lock - 29831 63
KINGS COUNTY JUDGMENTS June 4 Baldwin C SmdashHenry Harteau et al $14399 5 Bums J LmdashW H Dudley 591 5 Bromell JosephmdashChester BedeU 105 8 BaUey WmmdashR M Hoe 105 8 Broadbent C RmdashE R Middle-
brook 2493 n Bames S D I xr -bull TIIIIbdquo_ CO ^ Boyle J W f ^ - ^^- ^ ^ laquo ^ ^ 4 Cronhi M HmdashA T S t e w a r t 501 5 Corbett WmmdashJames IsheU 94 4 Davison A HmdashHenry Harteau 14399 4 Daniels H AmdashHenry Lange 131 7 Dip])urmau F CmdashB C Gadeke 81 9 Decker Geofiiej-mdashCharles Hoffman 51 3 Fisher (impl)mdashMorris Wolf 420 5 Freeland AlariamdashB Field 100 5 Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 8 Fowler W A - T T laquoliettield (asge) 1282
R^f iAL E S T A T E R E C O R D
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9tii av ne cor i50th st (Irregular) W B Harison to James Monteith et al 7500
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VEbenezer CauldweU 65000
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CHRISTIE st e s 100 s Rivington st 25x John M Quackenbos et al to Louis
bullVeitenheimer 12i000 NJEASIuml BROADWAY n s Lot known as No
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136 69 J Ritterbandto BenvenedoRicirctterband 20000 Y Charles P-CogsweU to John G Ash30000 59 QO 25trade st s s 2023 vr 7 th av 150x989 49Tn st n -s 1498 w 9th av 187x1005
yj Wm H BuU to Caroline A Clark 16750 G r a t z Nathan (Ref) to IcircBrastus H Mun-SOTHst ss 125 e Sthav 25x989 John V sen 5200 ^ Magenheimerto Fanny Nelson 26800 Si2D st SB 100 e 2dav 206x1005 Syl-illsT st s s 250 w 8th av 25x989 Mar- 1 gtvester Murphy to Peter Loughacirch 18000
^ garetA Stevens to Hermann ZUg 5500 |57Tn st s e cor Ist av 7110x929x72Ix 45ra st n s 275 w 6th av 50x054 ^i 985 Sarah E Murray to Margaret Pur-
OyoshuaC SaunderstoWmS Corwin11957 ceU 20000 bull Tri s t n s 250 w Oth av 75x1004mdash 78Tn st n s 280 e 3d a v 25x1022
t h st s s 200 w Oth av 100x1004 ^ George LUley to Catharine Hart 5000 Vm S Corwin to PhiUp Fitzpatrick 105000-jJrSTH st s s 250 vr 3d av 150x1022
TH st n s 620 vr Oth av 189x753J - - - _ i part) Henry Meyer to F W Meyer5500
47TII st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005 J V E- Develin to Wm C Morgan 4825 47TU st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005
9 Stewart 1 BmdashVictor Bishop 2575 58 9 Sackett OscarmdashReuben Wixon 5 The Admx of Henrj Freelandmdash^Bershy
nard Fuld i 7 The N J Steamboat ComdashM E
McEntee -iftii-8 Tietgen JohnmdashA^m Stearns 3 Van Wicklen GarretmdashR P- Sturges 3 Westbrook 6 WmdashK J Baldwm 3 Waterhouse RmdashBrigeport Shirt Co 4 Woodruff A CmdashNathaniel Cheney
4 Wade ChasmdashE J Hughes 7 Weeks H AmdashW S Bennett 4 Yoxmg John MmdashBernard Myers
159 06
100 02
71 49 376 64 295 95 538 50 410 77 80 19
C Morgan to John F Rottman 5500N LEXINGTON av
eorge Young to Thomas Kennedy 30000 13Tir st n s 300 vr Ist av 168x10010
bdquo ^Wm C Spears to Francis W Leggett6500 acirc28TU st n s 290 w of 4th av 37Gxi
TS-block Abel C Judson to Amos N Titus7000 cor 89th st 20x75 VW
49TII st s s 100 w 3dav 75i1064(+ Ifs Maria F Banl^ to James Bre t t bull25000 ^part) T S Simmons to Wm Rutter9G00gt^LfexiNGTON av w s 593 s40thst 199x
808 00 5 3 D st s s 1334 w Sth av 168x1005 VS5 John H Wright to J D Wright30000 W John Thompson to Wm Mickens 3450 LEXINGTON av w s 199 s 41st st 199x
84 25_j54Tn st s s 161 e 5thav 20x1005 Den- X 08x199x199 James Brett to Louisa L 138 41 p nis W Buckley to G W Montgomery30000 Pendergast 2100
) 5 4 T H st s s 250e Sthav 20x1005 Den- fmdashnis W Buckley to Thos H Maghee 47500
103 49J|54TH Bt S S 250e 5th av^OxlOcircors Den-AlADisoN av e s 783 s 42d st 206x100
OFFICIAL EECOED OF ANCES-NEW YOEK COTJNTY
bull J62D st n s 262 AV Ist av 17x1005 CONVEY- fJ-Adylly Porges to John Hampson 13000 E p h r a i m
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ngelina G Wicks to Mary A Roberts56000 IjtjLADisoN av n e cor Olst st 1008x622^
D Brown et al to Peter P bull J79TII st n s 25 e 4th av 75x1022 Ed- N Comen et aL 15800
iNvard A Boyd to Geo W McCuUum 27000 nvST av w s 085 n G2d st 32x64 SUas I93D st s s 250 e 3d av ISOxlOCSA- Gratz m Styles to Wm Agnew et al 17000
Nathan (Ref)to David Jones nomv2D av e s i block n 35th st 74fxl00 2 3 D st s s 3984 e4th av 16SxlG0ll pMDatharine Kip to August L Nosser 22500
(i part) JuUus Morrison to Morris J2D av n e cor 42d st 1005x200 Wal-evy 2700 ter L Cutting to John J BurcheU 99500
bull52b st n s 125^6 IOth av 50x1 bloclc v J 3 D av s e cor 43d st 1005x200 Walter N L Cutting (Ex) to Henry J BurcheU96500
6ccediln av e s bet 120th amp 121stst 20110x w400 Victor Durand to Thomas Mur-
Matt Coggay to Edw DeWitt (Ex) nom
May SOth rELIZABETH st w s Lot known as 945 25x 94 Dayid Hawley (Ref) to Michael Gal-
1er 0200 gtsiEssEX st w s 948 n Division st 20x876
^bull^John Holoch to Frederick Heeriein 12500 l| MONROE st n s 1826 w Clinton st 26x |fy 110 Myer Rosenthal to Hannah Gold- 1 5 3 D st ss125 e IOth av 50x1 block
stein 13800 V Edward De Witt (Ex) to -Matthew Cog-Rn^NGTON st n vr cor Forsyth st 25 Ix i gay nom
50 (i part) Kasper Abt to PhUip H ^JLEXINGTON av8sl bo egrave r iugrave eacuteeacute ths t 50x CBenk 16500 K 100 Kate E Pinckney to Robert Me riiiTE st s s 75 e Church st 50x100 1 Cafferty 15500
I- Anna C Berry to Samuel D Babcocknom JlsT av s e cor SSthst 1481^x125 Iv^D st n s 60 w Is tav 20x481 Emilie ^Christian Schaefer toWm J SchedeU nom j - June Bd 1 Schmidt to Charles F DoweU 13250^44T-II av Vr s 741 n 38th st 248x80 gt J B O N D st s s lot knownas No 23 25x84 ySlST st s s 420 w of Sth av- 20x989 [f Brian McKenney to Henry B Payne55000 |K4x255^x799 J Greenwood Jr to Chas
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V Pauline Edrehi to Seaver N Prentiss 17500 ^47Tn st s s SOO w l l t h av 25x1005 John JUcIntugravere to Bemard Mcintire 15000
COTH st s s 300 w ocircth av 25x1005 W BedeU to Peter Lynch 49500
^ I S T st s s 2813 e IOth av 189x1005 John Clark to Ephraim Posner 15000
I I G T H st n s 0024 vr 3d av 108x100 11 Raphaeumll Springer to Edward M Weiss 12000
bull phy bull 100000 9T|Eacute av es 495 i S7th st 248x100 Esther Lichtenstein to Abraham De-lmares- - 10750
5trade av e s 497 s 31st st 248Jxl0b ] ^B Hitchcock 27500 V Sarah Macomber to Mary L Powers nom JBOULEVARD n w cor IOOth st 2610x100 STH av n e cor 33d st 248^x100 Mayer t Geo-W Powers to T Stevenson et al S900
V Eisemann to Geo W Moore 55000v JBOWERY -e s between Nos 19 laquofc 21 9x53 lOrn av w s bet 75th and 76th st 2044 K Geacuterard T Beekman to Rebecca Jones70(10 y xlOO Edward Rowe to George W Carie- CITY H A L L pi NO 37 183x100 Frederick
toii 49500 Plumer et al to Emma J Chovey nom lOriumli av w s Plot known as No 2 of Fort ^SKAEGLE av plot known as No 88 (irregu-y^George Property 100x4401x100x4426 f^lar) Isaac M Dyckman et al (Ex) to
Edward KUpatrick to I l e n l l ^ Genecirct 12000 I Arnold Lust ig 3400
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f IDGE st W B 100 n Grand st 261x100 I Augusta Cline to Henry Schreiber 2^500 -iMADisoN av e s 24 S J s 35th st 24 Six XlOO W A Haynes to Nancy P Hyde 67500 9TCcedilC st n s 263 w Av C 20x923 Adam
7yKaeser to Amalie Pabst 9800 V ^ D st n s 430 w^Oa-af 196x988 Caro-Y U n e A GlaxkM^m H Scott J r 20500 vfiOcircTn stjy^SOO e IOth av 25x989 John
J FpKer to Geprge Hurst et al 7500 d2jyU n s 100 w 6th av 178x756x184
x74 Charles H Maguire to AmeUa Dun- I lap 14000 I 34Tn st s s 13210 w M av 238x989x
gt^ 911^x997 George Forrester to WiUiam Austin 18500
J 34Tn st n s 217 e Sth av 23x989 Sophie
4 9 T I
June 5t7i BROADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 laquoamp 60mdashNew Agravet Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x185Ix U 1351x15910 ( i pa r t ) WiUiam H Fitch to Edward Matthews - - 50000 BpdADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 amp60mdashNew s t Nos 31 33 35 37 amp39 1249x135
1x1351x15910 (I parts) Sophia J Crupt to Edward Matthews 350000 BRQXegravewAcircY Nos 52 54 5658 amp 60mdashNew ~ B^ Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x135 axl351x15910 Edward Matthews to The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company 400000 CcedilJROTON st s s 1645^ w IOth av 25x
oltL9 Shepherd- Knapp to Jeremiah 1 CraneU nom
y Dittenhoefer to Lavina L Parmly 3O00CUJJWILLET st Lot knovm as No 207 25x100 s r 3 7 T n st s s 100 e 5th av 326x989 Jas P i S n k e Dooper to Adam KnoU 31800 7 ^ F Whitney to Paran Stevens 65000 I S T H st s s 345 w 6th av 20x92 Wal
I 4 2 D st s s 199 e 2d av 151x1005 Wm ter S Gumee to H T Helmbold 14000 ^ raquo r e r e t a l to Sylvester Murphy 19328ry22D st n s 430 w Oth av 196x988
J IcircGTI I sth s 185 e Oth av 20x1005 He- -^ Wm H Scott J r to A W Budlong20500 len Riampkle to Theron R Strong 45000^1320 st n s 1168 w Ist av 108x989
4 7 T I I s^ n s 140 e 7th av 20x1005 Wm r-J^ames Naughton to Wm V Wulbeke10000 J (Jochranto EmUy Clark 21210 | 3 2 D st s s 1526 w Ist av 176x989
st n s 130Si w Othav IS lUx ^K-James KeUy to Catharine GaUigan 7300 Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to Benj P Fair- SAME properly Gratz Nathan (Ref) to
cliild bull - bull- 5050 lames KeUy 6350 49Tns t n s 1683 w Oth av 188^x1005 ^ T I I st n s 100 vr l l t h av 25x1005
V Gratz Nathan (Ref) to James Van Bus- y ^dam Sander to George Higgms 6500 i^rk 5350 46Tnst s s 70 e l l t h av 24x7o3f J 49TII st n sbdquo 2058 w Oth av 194x1005 V M Mayer toMiohael Fitzsimmons 14 250
y Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to T C Higgins5575 4gTn st n s 1974 e 7th av 23x928 N J 49TH st s s 216 e Madison av 216x75 V E H Munson to Emmor K Adams 12000
ryP- Fitzpatrick to Hanford N Hayes 45000 SAJIE property Emmor K Adams to Cor-J icirc l sT st s s 225 e IOth av 189x1005 nd i a A Munson 12000 Y Eman Bloomingdale to F Beinhauer 16500v 49Tn st n s 2369 w 3d av 185xl005 i77Tn st s s 250 e lOthav 25x1023 Jno KMary E Page to Joseacutephine Otard 20000
JV M Howe to Ezekiel R Thompson 3500 CcedilOTH st s s 250 w Sth av 218x1005 i v^Ti r s t n s 217 e Sth av 20x1022 ^ - j p Clark to Henrietta Nussbaum 31500
^Andrew Smith to Caroline P Scott 34000 ^oOxn st n s 250 w Oth av 50x10011 sJ106Tiists s 4873iw 4thav (irregular) Henry Goldsmith to Mary J A Dyettnom VSamue lM Purdy to Geo W Ditchett3800Jli3THst n s3334w Is tav 168x10010
^ 3 T I I st s s 100 w l l t h av lOOxegraveblock j ^ Wm C Spears to Joseph Spears 20000 ^ Otto W Parisen to John Townshend nom J U S T H st n s 310 w 2d av 25x10010
^ 1 1 7 T n s t s s 12211iw Av A 2011|x k Joseph Spears to Wm C Spears 80000 gt ^ 10010 WiUiam MacKeUor to Mary Jane l2JsT st s s 275 e 3d av 25x100 Mi- PhUUps 90001 r_j3hael MuUein to Thomas F a r r e U nom v p2rgt st u s Lots known as Nos 1 2 3 4 SAME property Thomas FarreU to EUza
I -5 amp 6 (irregular)mdash122d st s s Lots i Mnlrein nom j known as Nos 1112 13 14 25 26 amp 27 12OTII st n s Lot known as No 2 25x
(irregular) Harris WUsocircn (Ex ) to Mary 986 Thomas FarreU to James Bradley nom I Terry et a l bull nom SASIE property James Bradley to Eliza
t t 25Tn st s s 250 e Sth av- 22x1006 i ^ ^ Charlotte GUes to Mary Eacute Erving 7009v
SAME property Edward Erving to Chajlotte GUes 7000
v l2D av e s 522 s SOth s t 25x100 ^ Charles Crary to WiUiam Case 4289
7 3 D av n w cor lOSth s t 255x100 Y-^ Thoinas C Higgins to WiUiam MacKel-
lor 10000 IOTH av n e cor 75th s t 1272x100
Oscar F Hawley to Richard M Shaw27500
June eacutet7t raquoBOULEVARD n e cor 99th st (irregular) 1 Julia A Beach to Abner L Ely 50000
l ELDRIDGE st c s 125 n Stanton st SOx r- 876 Charles Cooper to A C Cooper20000 W MAIDEN LANE Nos 90 amp 92276x712 ^K Jane Duryee eacutetal to J A Roosevelt 30000 34TII st n s 310 e Oth av 20x989
Charles L e d i a r d t o J M ODonneU 12500 3STII st E No 217 22GI-X989 John
JLeib to Vincens Walz- 21500 65TII st s s 150 w l l t h av 50x1005
Joseph King to Enoch P WiUiams 3000 leacuteoTil st s s 175 e Sth av 25x20110
gtJ Benjamin P Fairchild to Erastus H Muri-7 son 6200 [143D st s s 500 w l l t h av 75xiblock
SW James Dunshee (Ex) to Max Gold- hacher raquo 5120
V148TH s t n s 250 w 7thavr100x9911 E S Van Winkle to R C Fugravergeson 7000
^4l48TH st n s 350w 7th av 100x9911 [ E S Van Winkle to Eleazer Hambein7000 IOTH avraquo s w cor 153d st 9911x100
WiUiam W ComeU t o T h e Washington Heights Methodist Episcocircpal Church nom
Mulrein nom 128Tn st n s 165 vr 4th av 168xiblock
harles L Mead to Henry P Hunt 6()00 3 D st s s 5434 w Sth av 168x9911 Hannah Hunt to Charles L Mead 8500
1 3 3 D st n s 100 w 7th av 60x9911 Eacute T Nichols to Reeves E Sebnes 7050 ISSTn st s s 175 w l l t h av 275xlblock Ni xSOxiblock Theacuteodore M Squires to George B GrinneU 52500
KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES June Ist
BROADWAY s s 50 w Barbay st 2ox 100 J W Van Siclen to J Delahunt 400
BROADWAY s w s 74 n w Flushing av 30x64x4x36x26x28x51 C MuUer to P IVIeyer bull - 9000
COLUMBIA st w s laquoamp continuation of Clark st 25x150 G L Ford to A M Moody bull-bull-bullbullbullbull 11000
CONSELYEA st s s 200 w Graham av 25 xlOO J Ward to Johanna Van AVynen S 000
F R E E J I A N st s s 225 w Union av 422 x27x566x25 J E ^Keegan to Margaret Morgan - 2325
FtiRNALD st Centre line amp Brooklyn av 389 11x260x3897x130x1297x90 J E Tousey to Louisa P Brooks 7000
GRATTONst s s 100 e Bogart st 229x 1018x24710 F A Ward to H Brunshydage 1650
GRATTON st n s 175 e Bogart st 143x 1175x12110x1117 F AWard (Reacutefshyeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 950
Hst s B 185 w Hnion av 25x1416x256 Xmdash EmUy J SuUivan to Carolina M Morgan 250
H E R K I M E R st s B 275 e Nostrand av 1856x25 J R Jenkins (Admr) t o J J D r a k e 1510
H E R K U I E B s t s s 275 e Nostrand avj 25x100 J J Drake to 0 A Bever-a g e 1630
H E R K U I E B st n B 490 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 420 w Nosshytrand av 64x100x79x1148 J E Jenshykins (Admstr) to H Leach 4850
H E R K I M E R s t n s 550 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkinrf to T GUI 1065
H E R K I M E R st n s 610 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 590 w Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 570 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenshykins (Admr) to J C Brevoort 4010
HOOPER st amp Marcy av southerly cor 45x100 J Wardto Johanna Van Wy-ner 5000
J E P P E R S O N s t s s (Bushwick) lot 14025 xlOO Sarah Terby to Eliz Ann Stark-ins 1900
J E P P E R S O N st s s 500 e Reidav 25x 100 J FuUerton to W Downey 950
MACDONOUGH st n s 100 e Tompkins av 200x100 W A Parker to W Clark 32500
MONROE s t s s- 250 w Tompkins av 25 - xlOO Mary A McEvUy to M NelUgane
(July 1865) - 500 S^ME property M NeUigane to W 0 Purdy
(May 1869) 900 MOORE amp Bogart sts- n w cor 200x92 4
x20xS410 F A White (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 1720
NAVY st e s 1834 s of Lafayette st 168x100 G W Hubbard Jr to Rosene Davis 5500
PACIPIC st n s 450 w of Hudson av 200x100mdashPreacutesident st s s 1538 w of Rochester av 1888xmdashxl992xmdashmdashBainshybridge st Paca av and Chauncey st 200 x2094x20610 W R Martin to Harriet F Hussey 51500
PACIFIC st n s 19711ift mdash Washingshyton av 100x25 Ann McCarthy to P Clarke 2600
P E N N st s s 2034 e of Bedford av 61x ioo P Dickinson to W C Sammis 3600
P E N N st s s 2622 w of Marcy av 202x 100 J Ward to Johanna Van Wj-nen 1500
POWERS s t n W S 100 n of Preacutesident st 90xl30x40x260xl30x390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts southerly cor 3227x288x 1187xl30xl0xl30x2036xmdashx613 C Bradshyley to 0 D Munn 30000
POWERS st n s 100 ft e of Preacutesident st 90 X130 X 40 X 200x 130x 390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts s e cor 3227x288Sx 1187x130x100x130x2036x613 (RD) G M Stevens to O D Munn 9500
PREacuteSIDENT st s s 400 w of Columbia st 16Sxl00 J Taylor to T Hays 4500
PROSPECT st and Johnson av easterly cor 100x113x1114x102 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1380
PROSPECT st n w s 100 s w of Johnson av 225x100 F A Ward to R Brundshyage 2295
RvPALAYEA st n e S 191 n w of Henrj-st 21x100 Bianca S Marvin to Marj- E^ Jameson 10500
ROCK st n s 175 e of Bogart st 225x63x mdashx21S2x100 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1935
SANDFOKD Ht s s 1353 wof Graham av 190x100 Bridget A Hicky to J II Stiger 3000
SANDFORD st e s 15110 s of Blyrtle av 20x100 J Hogan to J Pritchard 875
SACKETT and Nevins sts n cor 20x100 Jas Brady to P Whalen GOO
TROTTER st ws 1318 s of Gates av168 xlOO A E Kirkpatrick to Mary R King 7000
W I T H E R S st s s 100 w of Ewan st 25x 100 J A Delancey Jr lo P Flood XNoY 1868) 550
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
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(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
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963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
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METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
REAL ESTATE RECORD
lous changes in the centre of population upon this island Astoriawould become a new Brooklyn and the upper side of Harlem river in Westchester County a new Jersey Our grandchildren may yet find their Wall Street on Eome of the cross streets above the Central Park while the present Wall Street may be a megravere collection of molasses and codfish ware-hou6eamp
IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGES NEW VOEK CITY
TilE West Side Association very properly object to changing the grade of Sixth Avenue above the Central Park for the amusement of owners of fagravest horses This promises to be a noble avenue and while it is true that some better provision than Harlem Lane affords should be furnished the runners of fast horses it is not deacutesirable that the stream of the sport-ing men should be turned upon the people who live or hacircve bought property along the sides of the Sixth Avenue By the way it is curions that no more notice is taken by the daily press of the number of accidents on Harshylem Lane there is absolutely no restriction to the speed of horses and as the number of tucircm-outs is very large many serious accidents occur daily from rimaways and collisions I t is really dangerous for a quiet person to take a quite drive upon that road
T U E members of the West Side Association are alive and kicking They are determined that the laws relating to the assessment of the taxes shall be amended that the opening of streets along that side of the tovra shall be hurried up and with as little expense as posshysible that underground roads shall be built that the grade of the Eighth Avenue shall be fixed to suit the property holders along the route and that ail deacutesirable improvements shall be hurried up bullVTiat a pity that ail the propshyerty holders of this city hacircve hacircve not some central organizagravetion to look after their intershyests as hacircve the west side real estate owners
Com Samuel caps changea to Samuel Com amp Brother
Crandeacutell amp Lyons ship chandlers dissolved Crandell amp Co tiontinue
Duke amp Lockwood linens changed to Duke Graham laquofc Lockwood
Dunn W C amp J carriages dissolved Jashycob Dunn continues
Gittens amp Chesebro shoes compromised for 75 per cent
Heydon Charles B commission changed to C B Heydon laquoamp Co
Lewis David W produce comm changed to David W Lewis amp Co
Lindheim Bros amp Co tobacco dissolved Lindheim Bros continue
Lodi Manufacturing Co (James R Dey) in bankruptcy
Manner amp Co pianos dissolved Obersteller amp Frankenberg embroiderers
changed to Obersteller Frankenberig amp Co Prince KimbaU N piano hardware sold
out Riehl Frederick iron railings changed to
Riehl amp Seebeck Satterlee amp Lyon paper and paper stock
faUed Travis J F amp D comm cotton goods
failed Tumer amp Co vamishes dissolved Charles
C Reed amp Co continue Tway^ WilUam furniture failed
T U E breeze raised a short time since in regard to the prevalence of smaU-pox in the city is dying ont There were only four deaths in the city last week from that dreadful scourge and none in Brooklyn The prompt measures taken by the Board of Education were undoubtedly needed and we are glad to see the good results arising from them
W E shotdd like to inquire how much the Seventh Avenue Railroad Company is paying the city for the exclusive right of Thompson Street We think so far as our observation goes that liumlx A^Tiiting is right when he says thagravet the filthy condition of that street is due wholly to the Seventh Avenue Railroad Comshypany and that the corporation should be held responsible Let the Board of Health stir them up
TnEiiE are two nuisances which are out in f uU force this summer which should be abated The first is the dog nuisance which this year seems to hacircve free license and the second is the fire-cracker nuisance which is the delight of ail the little ragged urchins and the terror of aU respectable pedestrians Let us find out some more appropriate way of celebrating the completion of the Pacific road
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9 125th st s s 3 houses 310 to 370 w Sth av Peter Johnston agt Boehm Bros bull 7530 00
3 7th av n e cor 26th st Nos 247 laquofe 249 Goodwin laquofe Drew agt mdashr Stoessel 393 50
5 22d st s s No 206 E Barnes amp New agt mdash Loew- 65 55
5 35th st n s 150 e l l thav J H Havens agt Owen Tighe 69 19
5 IOth av w s A G Lawson agt Franklin B Jame 2161 00
7 3d av w s 788 n 78th st Simon Klaber agt Peter Hart 098 00
9 27th st s s No 1C8 E Bernard bull Muldoon agt Wm Pitt amp mdash Pitt -1330 93
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN NEW TORK CITY
June 3 AUen st cor Grand No 307 S T
Van Geicircder agt E C DonneUy $95 00 7 Bowery w s No 392 C M~ CarroU
laquofe Son agt JohnMcDonough 3 81st st s s 80 w 2d av Michael
Farracy agt Boehm laquofe F a y 4 Sth av e s No 496 A laquofe W Chashy
pin laquofe Bro agt Mr Todd 4 East Broadway s e cor Market st
No 77 771^ laquofe 79 Timothy Harshyrison agt David McNair
8 SSth st h s 183 e 4th av (3 houses) George B Snider agt Henry Mulker 1
3 SOth st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp
2 SOth st n s No 439 West Alex MitcheU agt Andrew Ewalt
2 Slst st n s No 341 East Andrew Wood agt Mr Bu lger
3 57th st s s 70 e Ist av (5 houses) Alfred FiUatrault agt James PurseU
3 Same property Paul JFiliatrault agt James PurseU bull 24 00
3 50th st n s No 441 West Alex MitcheU agt Michael Lapp 300 00
3 SOth st No 439West Alex MitcheU agb Andrew Ewalt
4 SOth st n s 253 w Oth av Thos-Dunn agt Warren Beman
4 Slst st s s No 22 West Redman laquofe Stone agt Benj P Bowne 2000 00
4 ISth st n s No 23 East W S Barton agt S Migel 2000 00
4 ISth st No 19 East W S Barton agt Isaac Herman 2000 00
5 Slst st s s 2 houses commencing 378 w Sth av John Moran agt J K Spratt 1496 00
S 43d st s s No 44(5 West James Hughes agfc Wm Cohen 500 00
5 51st st F s Nos 428 laquofe 430 East G B WetheraU agt J Hazelton 33 75
7 40th st n w cor 6th av C M Carroll raquofe Sons agt mdash Cndlipp 67 15
3 Lexington av s e cor 32d st No 197 Alex MitcheU agt Patrick Cassiday 250 00
3 93d st s s S honses commencing 150 w 3d av Rice laquofe McGinness agt Edward Roby bull 333 00
3 130tli st s s bet l l th laquofe 12th avs James Pettet agt Mrs Porter wife of Josiah bull 1 459 00
4 liathsfc n s 416e Istav W H (fe J W ColweU agt Dennis McshyGown 357 72
7 113th st n s 421 e Ist av James Dunn agt Dennis McGown 66 00
MECHANICS LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN KINGS COUNTY bull L
Jnne bull 9 Clinton av e s between Mjrrtle laquofe
Park av 5729 from Myrtle av running 100 ft towards Park av J W Lane laquofe Co agt H H Be-
manctar $728 00 3 CarroU st s sS0 w Court st 20x
100 Patrick Corcoran agt- S B Vreeland 138 70
4 Middle st n e s 3997 e 5th avi 25x185 WiUiam Pope agt^Samuei Cary 79 00
4 Middle st n e s 3749 e Sth av 25x183 WiUiam Pope agt Samuel Cary Jr 99 00
5 Bridge st e s 129 s Concord st 25x100 Ward laquofe Co agt - mdash Higgins 125 00
5 Lewis av laquofe WUloughby st s w cor Wm McCliriiont agt EK Hoffses 81 80
4 Chauncey st w s 50 e Patchen av 60x50 John E Bliss laquofe Co agt Benj F Jevons 275 59
4 Eagle et n s 145 e Franklin st gt 100x25 G W Beebe agt EUen Kenny 448 47
8 2d laquofe North IOth st n vr cor 25x 100 T D laquofe J W -Jones agt Brown laquofe Staples 300 80
9 IOth laquofe 2d st n w cor- 25x50 Mishychael Solan agt Bro^vn laquofe Staples 76 15
5 Oxford st w s 872 s Park av 25x100 Hngh McNamara acircgt D W R e e v e 210 00
5 Graham av e s 25 n Boerum st 50X100 John Alexander agt J W
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NEW YORK JUDGMENTS In thegravese lists (f judgments tlie names aiphabetically
arranged and toltich are first on each line are those of thejudgment debtor June 2 Andriesse J ^C C Meugel $216 16 3 Ausado N RmdashP A Brez 140 13 S Allen Wm B--AlEred Schauck 2179 43 7 Adams N KmdashDePorrest Weld 23 00 7 Samemdashsame 23 00 8 Alger Jemes EmdashNat BkPt Jervis 1613 34 8 Ambler D AmdashEdmund D Titus - 151 83 8 AngeU SamuelmdashAugust Rolker bull 5433 10 l i S i d w ^ d i ^ - I - H e d d e n 544 47 1 Beach H JmdashAvery BUl Jr 349 17 2 BurriU N HmdashJ R Fay 494 80 2 Brennan MmdashH B Bunster 113 45 2 Bogart J BmdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Berney ALEredmdashAlex Frazer 928 35 bdquo Beman Warren ) ^ T m-n HA KI 3 Bui-kitt James f ^- ^- ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^^ ^^ 3 Browning J GmdashStuyv Nat Bk 787 76 3 Blank B M JmdashC S Westcott 63 09 4 Bamard HenrymdashE P Coules 2499 76 4 Bradley J WmdashThad Fakbanks 358 29 4 Buttenberg HenrymdashH W Sage 200 45 4 Barron J TmdashWm Hagar 4323 31 4 Boyd JohnmdashA Nicholas 152 81 4 Butzky PmdashW B Calkins 358 11 4 Samemdashsame 346 04 4 Samemdashsame - bull bull 1 35Icirc 52 4 Blum LeAvismdashPhiUp Ebl ing 808 27 4 Burke EdwardmdashDept for Survey
andBuildings 83 31 4 Samemdashsame - 83 31 4 Barger ConradmdashWoU Ferhbacher 264 05
^^^i^S^- [JB-Cha8e 565 40 5 Bray J W - ^ H RusseU 30 97 5 Bliss B PmdashHMcBride 193 73 S BroAvning J GmdashG D Crary 072 23 S SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Browning GeorgemdashJohn Byrnes 1341 28
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
5 Black J L - ^ a m e s Steedman 1350 03 7 Bauer MoritzmdashNathan So lomon l54l 92 7 Bamet t JacobmdashW H Boyd 111 00 8 Bueren ChasmdashH W O Edge 533 20
bull y Bliss EzramdashMerchants Nat B k of Syacuse 629 96
2 Crawford DavidmdashE C D i c k s o n 200 83 2 Cloury W H (EKT)mdashIsmania
O Connor 8-575 41 2 Clark DariusmdashNat B k Common-
w e a l t h 540 54 2 Chapelle A FmdashO F Bacon 746 54
- 3 Culver J LmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 4 Cronin M H mdash A T Stewart 501 77
bull4 Carlos HectormdashJ F Hunter 1719 03 4 Carpenter A FmdashJ S C la rk - -349 16 4 Cross Stanley FmdashA L Rowe 23 29
amp pound agrave pound i e l 8 laquo ^ ^ - ^ - B a n k 38168
4 Curry M SmdashJohn Henricssey J r 174 87 rXegrave^^^^^y JosephmdashH B Griffing 166 31 - i Jp Crane SmithmdashChas Boylau 118 85
5 Catler H MmdashH McBride 193 73 7 Cooney J MmdashJohn MuUins 491 21
bull 7 Copeland R AmdashD De Cast ro - 803 20 8 Clinton W MmdashAugust Rolker 5433 16
8 Corbett WmmdashJames I t h e U 94 91 1 Drew J J mdashC G Blaurel t 93 77 2 Donnelly A J (Exr)mdashJ OConnor 8575 41 2 Doolittle John Jr mdashC B Peck 394 00 3 Dalton BarneymdashH A P e c k 113 25 2 Davis JohnmdashG P Kissam 89 52 3 Dixon W PmdashW B Comstock 634-5 81 3 Dominguez GregoriemdashP A B r e z 140 13 3 Dunne Peter MmdashD M Koehle r 37857 4 Doling WmmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 4 Drummond R RmdashP Reid I l 7 87 5 Dole John-^J E Chase 565 40
-5 Drayton T RmdashG H Whee l e r 96 f)4 5 Domedion JohnmdashJohn Swarts 98 87
5 Dodge E MmdashJoachucircn Prius 148 72 5 Deforesfc GorardusmdashW Swahzey 1674 09 K Douglass W H ) o xr oni d Douglass Horea ( S H a u s m a n n 221 54 7 Dealy DavidmdashA R Lentz 168 87 8 Dixon JosephmdashB L So lomon 88 94 8 Dickhardt JohnmdashFred k Heerlein 216 06 8 Douglass C CmdashAUan Hay 5655 54 1 Eiisor DaulmdashChauncey Watson 89 93
4 Edmundston W FmdashJ L Scofield 34 31 7 EUsworth RoswellmdashE Riv Nagravet Bk bull 3740 13 3 Fitzgerald GeomdashOwen K e e g a n 891 95 3 Feacutelix Peter W mdash 0 F B a c o n 746 54
3 Fisher EdwardmdashMorris Wolf - 420 00 3 Fisher KatemdashP W G l o v e r 521 89 3 Finnin MichaelmdashLuke MaUoy 119 91 3 FleLschel JosephmdashGeo Speckhardt 42 19 4 PuUgraff OttomdashJ F H u n t e r 1719 03 4 Frost Marie LmdashE H Reeves gt 179 10 5 Flanagan Rosannamdash^Wm Johnson 159 08 ( Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 87 5 Fairweather W HmdashW N Beach 209 83 8 Fowler W AmdashT T Sheffield 1283 16 1 Griflfen HarrietmdashEUjah Brown _ 238- 62 1 Gordon WmmdashBenjamin D r a k e 431 26 3 GaUagher JamesmdashH B Buns t e r 325 36 3 Green Maria LmdashFredk Timson 170 99 2 Greenfield BmdashGrocers Nafc Bank 206 03 3 Greene F WmdashFirsfc Nafc Bank
Titusville P a 14154 99 5 GeUer Nicholas (Pltf)mdashJas Deasy 78 44 5 Grau HermanmdashJeacuterocircme Leland 03 37 T Green AnsonmdashL B M U e r 180 29 7 Gilbert S WmdashJ M Cooper 183 14 7 Glines M KmdashS Hersog 468 42 8 GUligan MarkmdashL S Hallock 85 69 8 Grabhorn AugustmdashRoderick Beebe -96 29 1 Hopper t FranzmdashJoseph Keiser 906 50 1 Hanics N J mdashWm KenneUy 369 94 3 Herz L efc almdashThe Grocers Na t bull
Bank of the City of New Y o r k 206 02 3 Harris E WmdashF Warren et a l 1738 96 3 Howe J L et almdashThe Bridgeport
Shirt Co 410 77 3Harman T L J r mdashC H H u n t 210 96 3 Howe J SmdashJ R DUleber efc a l 362 48 3 Hopper t FrancismdashJohn M a c k e y 254 00 4 Harris WmmdashJames Dooley 196 61 5 Herberfc JabezmdashH Lindenmeyer 118 39
- 5 Holden O SmdashEmU M u U e r 137 05 7 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashL Peck et al- 496 30 bdquo Heinrich P I T T T ~- bull OA on ^ Hauscman S [ ^ - ^ - ^^^^ 84 80 8 Harris JanemdashH M R o s e n t h a l 1656 50 8 Hooker W TmdashWm Kent bull 1108 75 8 Handy C WmdashG W Dunkle et a l 13 82 8 Hockstadfcer EmUymdashP Rawdon 233 89 8 Haydock JosephmdashH A G r a h a m 93 13 8 Keller WmmdashJohn Kelly ltSheriff) 343 89
- 7 Immen LuermdashMichael Flood 410 31 8 IngersoU 0 RmdashJacob Voorhis J r 2443 66 1 Jenkins Chas EmdashH L Onderdonk 103 82 2 Johnston ArchdmdashWm GaUagher 1068 80 3 Johnson Reuben B et almdashThe Firs t
Nat Bank of TifcusvUle P a 14154 99
3 Jones BenjaminmdashJ L TiUey 110 51 5 Jones W PmdashJ H Z a n k e r 1069 16 5 Johnson George P mdashJ W Kissam bull 339 68 1 Keckler HermanmdashJoseph Ke i se r 906 50 1 Kennedy Jas CmdashLeacuteonard H u y ccedil k 1063 21 1 Kissam W H mdash H u b e r t D i e r k e s i 11-55 29 2 KimbaU C T PmdashFreman Merriam 26079 3 KahnweUeacuteir DanielmdashGabriel Baum 333 63 3 Kahn Wm CmdashJohn A LighthaU 79 44 3 Keechler HermanmdashJohn Mackey 254 00 3 King B WmdashM H C h agrave m b e r s 57 94 4 Kennedy ThomasmdashJ S Mathews 197 48 4 Koch LouismdashLouis Isaacs 444 15 5 KUsheucircner AmdashD K e U y 4906 8 Kirkland AlexmdashWm Hughes J r 1345 93 1 Loper Palmermdash^Thos M c B i m e y 89 55 3 Lydecker SmithmdashB F Van Valken-
b u r g c t a l 194 75 5 Little Thos GmdashG B Glendniming 134-09 5 Lloyd JamesmdashJ W Saiter 209 59 5 SamemdashS R P Camp 193 55 8 Landgrebe WmmdashG B Sanguenath 508 00 8 Lingham E FmdashPeter C Laforge 136 48 8 Lnddington H RmdashWiUis Bennett- 40 00 1 Muhr H AmdashE Harr is 301 10 1 Morel EmUe BmdashB F- M u d g e t t 170 45 1 Moore John C et aLmdashThe Hndson
R R C o - 127 94 1 Moseman 6 HmdashJames WUde J r 143 34 2 MorreU T HmdashThomas Mor reU 920 00 2 Samemdashsame 1365 00 2 Miner H DmdashWUUam GaUagher 1068 89 3 Moore J WmdashThe Stuyvesant Bank 787 76 3 MiUer LmdashJ J Corr idon 321 16 3 MerriU OmdashJ M Emerson et a l 124 M 3 Murphy EdwdmdashJ G W Feldman 200 49 q Midgley Mary | The Bridgeport Midgley Sarah M J Shhrt C o 410 77 3 Mulleday F rank efc almdashThe F i r s t
Nat Bank of TitusvUle P a 14154 99 3 Magie John G e t almdashP W Glover 521 39 3 Myers H NmdashG H Reay 136 93 4 Maugham VeargittmdashA L Rowe 22 29
M o S gt c h I l e s J deg ^ deg G- Ke ibe r 217 85 4 MelvUle ThomasmdashC J Underwood 200 56-4 Mayer MorrismdashJacob S i e g m a n 424 03 5 MoneU A HmdashJohn Griffiths et a l 339 93 5 Mayher G W mdash H B Griffing et aL 166 3 1 5 Moore J WmdashG D Crary et a l 073 23 5 SamemdashM OBrien 203 45 5 Moore JacobmdashJohn Bymes et a l 1841 28 7 MUler C CmdashSolomon Hersoy -- 468 42 7 SamemdashC F Butterworth 263 29 7 Mass A H et almdashL L Lewis V - 84 80 7 Morgan W P mdashJ Morrison et a l 1110 16laquo 8 Monahan TmdashJames McQuade 83 93 8 Monroe P JmdashWUliam Borden et al 210 93 8 Mackey C EmdashA C KeUy et a l 46 05 1 McCreary J DmdashJ O Morse et a l V 456 36 3 McCorkle H M et almdashThe F k s t
Nat Bank of TitusviUe P a 14154 99 3 McCormick BmdashWm H a m U t o n 250 25 5 McGarthern JohnmdashJames Pyle 125 92 5 McKinley John HmdashH R Searles 625 61 3 NorveU J LmdashSarah G NorveU 107 05 3 Niemann H H et aLmdash^P A B r e z 140 l o 5 Ogden Henry BmdashB C Whee le r 174 61 1 Polhemus A TmdashBenjamin D r a k e bull 431 26 2 Peugraverson J RmdashG P BeUows et agrave l 539 89 2 Pierson J LmdashS W H Moseley 264 58 3 Pinckney E AmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 3 Prier Henry WmdashChas L Weeks - 411 98 3 Samemdashsame 510 44 3 Samemdashsame 438 43 3 Samemdashsame 470 75 3 Samemdashsame 453 53 3 Samemdashsame 471 85 3 Samomdashsamo J 451 13 3 Samemdashsame 503 04 4 Preston John et aLmdashA Nicholas 153 81 5 Peck ComeU et aLmdashW N Beach 209 83 5 PhUlips S WiUsmdashW A Covert 287 53 5 Perry D SmdashW P Beams 424 43 7 PraU O PmdashThe E R Nat -Bank - 3740 13
P C S K - De Forest Weld- -23 00-
7 Samemdashsame 23 00 2 Quinn P LmdashSamuel HasseU 83 60 3 Reagan DominickmdashLawrence Myers 363 85 4 Rocke HermanmdashThe Nat Central
Bank of Cherry VaUey 1030 93
5 Robertson John HmdashEUen Graham 129 19 5 Roberts Jno HmdashJames Steedman 1495 48 7 RoclrweU Charles et almdashJoseph M
Cooper et al 183 14 7 Rorbach Charles PmdashA J Rogers 66 18 7 Romaine PetermdashS M ConckUn 150 83 S Robinson John OmdashS M Styles 804 69 8 Rosenpianter LeacuteonmdashJ P Undershy
hUl et al 1033 M 8 Rockwood George GmdashM J D r u m shy
mond f 1-59 31
2 Stewart DonaldmdashFreman Merriamraquo 26(T 79 2 Sloane Wm M--V W Kings ley - 216 84 2 Sucircnpson AndrewmdashW H W U e y 204 47
-2 SkeUy PmdashHenry B Brewster 443 03 L2 SheUds H J mdashThe Trades Manushy
facturing 84 97 bull 3SomerviUe Rober t e t almdash^WilUam
GaUagher 1068 89 2 Sheldon W HmdashW A Crolins e t a l 40 2S 3 Savles CharlesmdashGeorge Downing 150 43 3 Stacircgg CorneacuteliusmdashJames L TUley 110 51 3 Sass Frederickmdash^Horace Andrews 1023 29 3 SchUUng GeorgemdashJ A MnnseU 334 54 3 Sphar CharlesmdashC A P e m e 182 54 3 Schneider WiUiammdashA Smith e t a l 103 03 3 Springstein JacobmdashA B Sprmg-
s t e in 105 31 3 SaUsbury J LmdashA P Migson et aL 176 89
3 Schulcr BmdashJohn Isler 80 80
^ i Ecirc S e r f ^ u J x J E Cooley 4078 90 4 Stone W L et almdashW H a g e r 4323 31 4 Sloat PhUetnsmdashD K Baker e t a l 401 23 4 SeUeck IsaacmdashW J Stflt et a l 152 laquo i 4 Spreng Jus tus J mdashC B R icirc p l e y 110 78 4 Strauss JosephmdashP Bbling 308 27 5 Snckow HermanmdashH R Searles 625 (icircl 5 Scobey George WmdashCharles Boylan 118 85 5 Stemhauser DmdashJ D Samson 463- 23 4 SUUck John HmdashGUbert BhrdsaU 101 08 7 Steward Joseph BmdashV Bishop 2575 58 7 Smart JamesmdashWUlard Mnft g C o 157 32 7 Spencer L W ^ J o h n Bamet et a l 252 90 8 Sands Henry PmdashEUza AUen (Extx) 349 32 8 Slattery JosephmdashJos Robinson 79 31 8 Stevenson Johnmdash^Wm Hughes J r 1345 93 Q Schepeler John P ) John F deg Schepeler John D f Uunderh iU 1022 84 8 Schafer AngustmdashFredk Heer le in 2Ilaquo laquo i 8 Sinclak Rober t AmdashR L C o l e 510 44
8 Schneider Charlesmdash^Daniel L e a m y 13 25 2 Smith WUliam O et aLmdashWiUiam
GaUagher 1068 89 4 Smith W OscarmdashEUon FarreU 722-IcircKIcirc 7 Smith ThomasmdashRobert Johns ton 100 54
8 T = amp d W | 15- F Wright 287 59 3 Taylor E SmdashJ B D e U e b e r 302 48
3 Tonge H H mdash C S W e s c o t t 63 09 4 Textor ReynoldmdashWUliam P a t o n - 1075 77
bull 5 Trumber CharlesmdashWUhebn Harinvig 123 73 8 Traphagen H C mdash E G Moran 387 16 3-The U S Machine Carving ComdashW
E Parr ish eacute t a l 309 44 3 Samemdashsame 306 27 3 Samemdashsame - 300 79 3 The N Y EnameUed Paper Collar
Manuf g ComdashF Wigand - - 301 46 3 SamemdashL Dejonge - - 423 18 7 The Four th Nat B k o f N YmdashTho
^ t n a Nat B k of Hartford 5840 13 7 The N J Steamboat ComdashM K
McEntee 83 97 7 Samemdashsame 71 49 3 Vandervoort BenjmdashN B Reeves 819 19 2 Valk L BmdashRichard Jennings 83 28 4 VoUman J (Plff)mdashReuben Voso
(Deft) 109 14 2 Wolff GabrielmdashShnon Levy 85 00 2 Weisbacher AnthonymdashC Laughran 279 83
3 Waterhouse R et aLmdashThe Bridgeshyport Shhrt Co - - - - - 410 77
3 WcUington AmdashJoseacute Morales Delos Rios - 116 75
4 Woodruff A 6 et almdashJ P Keiber 217 85 7 Whito OrangemdashJ F Seymour e t aL 174 10 7 Weir Johnmdashsame 340 40
7 Westbrook GmdashE J B a l d w n 538 50 7 WaUcer G WmdashM L S a n g e r 187 87 8 Winck Mino tP (Plff)mdashThe Mayor
Aldermen laquofee of N Y 127 29 8 Witschen Henry OmdashRodk Beebe 96 29 8 WUson J BmdashE W Whi t lock - 29831 63
KINGS COUNTY JUDGMENTS June 4 Baldwin C SmdashHenry Harteau et al $14399 5 Bums J LmdashW H Dudley 591 5 Bromell JosephmdashChester BedeU 105 8 BaUey WmmdashR M Hoe 105 8 Broadbent C RmdashE R Middle-
brook 2493 n Bames S D I xr -bull TIIIIbdquo_ CO ^ Boyle J W f ^ - ^^- ^ ^ laquo ^ ^ 4 Cronhi M HmdashA T S t e w a r t 501 5 Corbett WmmdashJames IsheU 94 4 Davison A HmdashHenry Harteau 14399 4 Daniels H AmdashHenry Lange 131 7 Dip])urmau F CmdashB C Gadeke 81 9 Decker Geofiiej-mdashCharles Hoffman 51 3 Fisher (impl)mdashMorris Wolf 420 5 Freeland AlariamdashB Field 100 5 Flanagan J AmdashJames Lidgerwood 1141 8 Fowler W A - T T laquoliettield (asge) 1282
R^f iAL E S T A T E R E C O R D
9 IumlTanigan Mrs JameampT-W H Bud- |147Tn st n s 375 c l l t h av^50x19911 long-- ^ 100 93 James Monteith to WmB Harrison 8800
8 GreeneF WmdashiBt Nat Bk Titus- ^ JIJSXIKGTON av w s 335i s 43d st 10
5 GehriardtB--rGocirc-Briiih-ucirci ^^zacirc^lh^l^- Ccedilo-e l aE Gengembreto Jonathan 7 GUnes M KmdashSolomon Hersog 468 42 ^ Havens ^UoOU - mdash mdash bull- - - - j Q 77JlST av s e cor 57th st Lots known as
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Nesmith James bull j Board of lUJTGERS st w s Lot knoAvn as No 249 fX sts 25x100 John M Quackenbos eacute t a l 5 Nesmith Jas J V Commissioners j 25x847 Robert G Remsen to Michael to John Day 17800
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136 69 J Ritterbandto BenvenedoRicirctterband 20000 Y Charles P-CogsweU to John G Ash30000 59 QO 25trade st s s 2023 vr 7 th av 150x989 49Tn st n -s 1498 w 9th av 187x1005
yj Wm H BuU to Caroline A Clark 16750 G r a t z Nathan (Ref) to IcircBrastus H Mun-SOTHst ss 125 e Sthav 25x989 John V sen 5200 ^ Magenheimerto Fanny Nelson 26800 Si2D st SB 100 e 2dav 206x1005 Syl-illsT st s s 250 w 8th av 25x989 Mar- 1 gtvester Murphy to Peter Loughacirch 18000
^ garetA Stevens to Hermann ZUg 5500 |57Tn st s e cor Ist av 7110x929x72Ix 45ra st n s 275 w 6th av 50x054 ^i 985 Sarah E Murray to Margaret Pur-
OyoshuaC SaunderstoWmS Corwin11957 ceU 20000 bull Tri s t n s 250 w Oth av 75x1004mdash 78Tn st n s 280 e 3d a v 25x1022
t h st s s 200 w Oth av 100x1004 ^ George LUley to Catharine Hart 5000 Vm S Corwin to PhiUp Fitzpatrick 105000-jJrSTH st s s 250 vr 3d av 150x1022
TH st n s 620 vr Oth av 189x753J - - - _ i part) Henry Meyer to F W Meyer5500
47TII st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005 J V E- Develin to Wm C Morgan 4825 47TU st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005
9 Stewart 1 BmdashVictor Bishop 2575 58 9 Sackett OscarmdashReuben Wixon 5 The Admx of Henrj Freelandmdash^Bershy
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4 Wade ChasmdashE J Hughes 7 Weeks H AmdashW S Bennett 4 Yoxmg John MmdashBernard Myers
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C Morgan to John F Rottman 5500N LEXINGTON av
eorge Young to Thomas Kennedy 30000 13Tir st n s 300 vr Ist av 168x10010
bdquo ^Wm C Spears to Francis W Leggett6500 acirc28TU st n s 290 w of 4th av 37Gxi
TS-block Abel C Judson to Amos N Titus7000 cor 89th st 20x75 VW
49TII st s s 100 w 3dav 75i1064(+ Ifs Maria F Banl^ to James Bre t t bull25000 ^part) T S Simmons to Wm Rutter9G00gt^LfexiNGTON av w s 593 s40thst 199x
808 00 5 3 D st s s 1334 w Sth av 168x1005 VS5 John H Wright to J D Wright30000 W John Thompson to Wm Mickens 3450 LEXINGTON av w s 199 s 41st st 199x
84 25_j54Tn st s s 161 e 5thav 20x1005 Den- X 08x199x199 James Brett to Louisa L 138 41 p nis W Buckley to G W Montgomery30000 Pendergast 2100
) 5 4 T H st s s 250e Sthav 20x1005 Den- fmdashnis W Buckley to Thos H Maghee 47500
103 49J|54TH Bt S S 250e 5th av^OxlOcircors Den-AlADisoN av e s 783 s 42d st 206x100
OFFICIAL EECOED OF ANCES-NEW YOEK COTJNTY
bull J62D st n s 262 AV Ist av 17x1005 CONVEY- fJ-Adylly Porges to John Hampson 13000 E p h r a i m
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D Brown et al to Peter P bull J79TII st n s 25 e 4th av 75x1022 Ed- N Comen et aL 15800
iNvard A Boyd to Geo W McCuUum 27000 nvST av w s 085 n G2d st 32x64 SUas I93D st s s 250 e 3d av ISOxlOCSA- Gratz m Styles to Wm Agnew et al 17000
Nathan (Ref)to David Jones nomv2D av e s i block n 35th st 74fxl00 2 3 D st s s 3984 e4th av 16SxlG0ll pMDatharine Kip to August L Nosser 22500
(i part) JuUus Morrison to Morris J2D av n e cor 42d st 1005x200 Wal-evy 2700 ter L Cutting to John J BurcheU 99500
bull52b st n s 125^6 IOth av 50x1 bloclc v J 3 D av s e cor 43d st 1005x200 Walter N L Cutting (Ex) to Henry J BurcheU96500
6ccediln av e s bet 120th amp 121stst 20110x w400 Victor Durand to Thomas Mur-
Matt Coggay to Edw DeWitt (Ex) nom
May SOth rELIZABETH st w s Lot known as 945 25x 94 Dayid Hawley (Ref) to Michael Gal-
1er 0200 gtsiEssEX st w s 948 n Division st 20x876
^bull^John Holoch to Frederick Heeriein 12500 l| MONROE st n s 1826 w Clinton st 26x |fy 110 Myer Rosenthal to Hannah Gold- 1 5 3 D st ss125 e IOth av 50x1 block
stein 13800 V Edward De Witt (Ex) to -Matthew Cog-Rn^NGTON st n vr cor Forsyth st 25 Ix i gay nom
50 (i part) Kasper Abt to PhUip H ^JLEXINGTON av8sl bo egrave r iugrave eacuteeacute ths t 50x CBenk 16500 K 100 Kate E Pinckney to Robert Me riiiTE st s s 75 e Church st 50x100 1 Cafferty 15500
I- Anna C Berry to Samuel D Babcocknom JlsT av s e cor SSthst 1481^x125 Iv^D st n s 60 w Is tav 20x481 Emilie ^Christian Schaefer toWm J SchedeU nom j - June Bd 1 Schmidt to Charles F DoweU 13250^44T-II av Vr s 741 n 38th st 248x80 gt J B O N D st s s lot knownas No 23 25x84 ySlST st s s 420 w of Sth av- 20x989 [f Brian McKenney to Henry B Payne55000 |K4x255^x799 J Greenwood Jr to Chas
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V Pauline Edrehi to Seaver N Prentiss 17500 ^47Tn st s s SOO w l l t h av 25x1005 John JUcIntugravere to Bemard Mcintire 15000
COTH st s s 300 w ocircth av 25x1005 W BedeU to Peter Lynch 49500
^ I S T st s s 2813 e IOth av 189x1005 John Clark to Ephraim Posner 15000
I I G T H st n s 0024 vr 3d av 108x100 11 Raphaeumll Springer to Edward M Weiss 12000
bull phy bull 100000 9T|Eacute av es 495 i S7th st 248x100 Esther Lichtenstein to Abraham De-lmares- - 10750
5trade av e s 497 s 31st st 248Jxl0b ] ^B Hitchcock 27500 V Sarah Macomber to Mary L Powers nom JBOULEVARD n w cor IOOth st 2610x100 STH av n e cor 33d st 248^x100 Mayer t Geo-W Powers to T Stevenson et al S900
V Eisemann to Geo W Moore 55000v JBOWERY -e s between Nos 19 laquofc 21 9x53 lOrn av w s bet 75th and 76th st 2044 K Geacuterard T Beekman to Rebecca Jones70(10 y xlOO Edward Rowe to George W Carie- CITY H A L L pi NO 37 183x100 Frederick
toii 49500 Plumer et al to Emma J Chovey nom lOriumli av w s Plot known as No 2 of Fort ^SKAEGLE av plot known as No 88 (irregu-y^George Property 100x4401x100x4426 f^lar) Isaac M Dyckman et al (Ex) to
Edward KUpatrick to I l e n l l ^ Genecirct 12000 I Arnold Lust ig 3400
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f IDGE st W B 100 n Grand st 261x100 I Augusta Cline to Henry Schreiber 2^500 -iMADisoN av e s 24 S J s 35th st 24 Six XlOO W A Haynes to Nancy P Hyde 67500 9TCcedilC st n s 263 w Av C 20x923 Adam
7yKaeser to Amalie Pabst 9800 V ^ D st n s 430 w^Oa-af 196x988 Caro-Y U n e A GlaxkM^m H Scott J r 20500 vfiOcircTn stjy^SOO e IOth av 25x989 John
J FpKer to Geprge Hurst et al 7500 d2jyU n s 100 w 6th av 178x756x184
x74 Charles H Maguire to AmeUa Dun- I lap 14000 I 34Tn st s s 13210 w M av 238x989x
gt^ 911^x997 George Forrester to WiUiam Austin 18500
J 34Tn st n s 217 e Sth av 23x989 Sophie
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June 5t7i BROADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 laquoamp 60mdashNew Agravet Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x185Ix U 1351x15910 ( i pa r t ) WiUiam H Fitch to Edward Matthews - - 50000 BpdADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 amp60mdashNew s t Nos 31 33 35 37 amp39 1249x135
1x1351x15910 (I parts) Sophia J Crupt to Edward Matthews 350000 BRQXegravewAcircY Nos 52 54 5658 amp 60mdashNew ~ B^ Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x135 axl351x15910 Edward Matthews to The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company 400000 CcedilJROTON st s s 1645^ w IOth av 25x
oltL9 Shepherd- Knapp to Jeremiah 1 CraneU nom
y Dittenhoefer to Lavina L Parmly 3O00CUJJWILLET st Lot knovm as No 207 25x100 s r 3 7 T n st s s 100 e 5th av 326x989 Jas P i S n k e Dooper to Adam KnoU 31800 7 ^ F Whitney to Paran Stevens 65000 I S T H st s s 345 w 6th av 20x92 Wal
I 4 2 D st s s 199 e 2d av 151x1005 Wm ter S Gumee to H T Helmbold 14000 ^ raquo r e r e t a l to Sylvester Murphy 19328ry22D st n s 430 w Oth av 196x988
J IcircGTI I sth s 185 e Oth av 20x1005 He- -^ Wm H Scott J r to A W Budlong20500 len Riampkle to Theron R Strong 45000^1320 st n s 1168 w Ist av 108x989
4 7 T I I s^ n s 140 e 7th av 20x1005 Wm r-J^ames Naughton to Wm V Wulbeke10000 J (Jochranto EmUy Clark 21210 | 3 2 D st s s 1526 w Ist av 176x989
st n s 130Si w Othav IS lUx ^K-James KeUy to Catharine GaUigan 7300 Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to Benj P Fair- SAME properly Gratz Nathan (Ref) to
cliild bull - bull- 5050 lames KeUy 6350 49Tns t n s 1683 w Oth av 188^x1005 ^ T I I st n s 100 vr l l t h av 25x1005
V Gratz Nathan (Ref) to James Van Bus- y ^dam Sander to George Higgms 6500 i^rk 5350 46Tnst s s 70 e l l t h av 24x7o3f J 49TII st n sbdquo 2058 w Oth av 194x1005 V M Mayer toMiohael Fitzsimmons 14 250
y Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to T C Higgins5575 4gTn st n s 1974 e 7th av 23x928 N J 49TH st s s 216 e Madison av 216x75 V E H Munson to Emmor K Adams 12000
ryP- Fitzpatrick to Hanford N Hayes 45000 SAJIE property Emmor K Adams to Cor-J icirc l sT st s s 225 e IOth av 189x1005 nd i a A Munson 12000 Y Eman Bloomingdale to F Beinhauer 16500v 49Tn st n s 2369 w 3d av 185xl005 i77Tn st s s 250 e lOthav 25x1023 Jno KMary E Page to Joseacutephine Otard 20000
JV M Howe to Ezekiel R Thompson 3500 CcedilOTH st s s 250 w Sth av 218x1005 i v^Ti r s t n s 217 e Sth av 20x1022 ^ - j p Clark to Henrietta Nussbaum 31500
^Andrew Smith to Caroline P Scott 34000 ^oOxn st n s 250 w Oth av 50x10011 sJ106Tiists s 4873iw 4thav (irregular) Henry Goldsmith to Mary J A Dyettnom VSamue lM Purdy to Geo W Ditchett3800Jli3THst n s3334w Is tav 168x10010
^ 3 T I I st s s 100 w l l t h av lOOxegraveblock j ^ Wm C Spears to Joseph Spears 20000 ^ Otto W Parisen to John Townshend nom J U S T H st n s 310 w 2d av 25x10010
^ 1 1 7 T n s t s s 12211iw Av A 2011|x k Joseph Spears to Wm C Spears 80000 gt ^ 10010 WiUiam MacKeUor to Mary Jane l2JsT st s s 275 e 3d av 25x100 Mi- PhUUps 90001 r_j3hael MuUein to Thomas F a r r e U nom v p2rgt st u s Lots known as Nos 1 2 3 4 SAME property Thomas FarreU to EUza
I -5 amp 6 (irregular)mdash122d st s s Lots i Mnlrein nom j known as Nos 1112 13 14 25 26 amp 27 12OTII st n s Lot known as No 2 25x
(irregular) Harris WUsocircn (Ex ) to Mary 986 Thomas FarreU to James Bradley nom I Terry et a l bull nom SASIE property James Bradley to Eliza
t t 25Tn st s s 250 e Sth av- 22x1006 i ^ ^ Charlotte GUes to Mary Eacute Erving 7009v
SAME property Edward Erving to Chajlotte GUes 7000
v l2D av e s 522 s SOth s t 25x100 ^ Charles Crary to WiUiam Case 4289
7 3 D av n w cor lOSth s t 255x100 Y-^ Thoinas C Higgins to WiUiam MacKel-
lor 10000 IOTH av n e cor 75th s t 1272x100
Oscar F Hawley to Richard M Shaw27500
June eacutet7t raquoBOULEVARD n e cor 99th st (irregular) 1 Julia A Beach to Abner L Ely 50000
l ELDRIDGE st c s 125 n Stanton st SOx r- 876 Charles Cooper to A C Cooper20000 W MAIDEN LANE Nos 90 amp 92276x712 ^K Jane Duryee eacutetal to J A Roosevelt 30000 34TII st n s 310 e Oth av 20x989
Charles L e d i a r d t o J M ODonneU 12500 3STII st E No 217 22GI-X989 John
JLeib to Vincens Walz- 21500 65TII st s s 150 w l l t h av 50x1005
Joseph King to Enoch P WiUiams 3000 leacuteoTil st s s 175 e Sth av 25x20110
gtJ Benjamin P Fairchild to Erastus H Muri-7 son 6200 [143D st s s 500 w l l t h av 75xiblock
SW James Dunshee (Ex) to Max Gold- hacher raquo 5120
V148TH s t n s 250 w 7thavr100x9911 E S Van Winkle to R C Fugravergeson 7000
^4l48TH st n s 350w 7th av 100x9911 [ E S Van Winkle to Eleazer Hambein7000 IOTH avraquo s w cor 153d st 9911x100
WiUiam W ComeU t o T h e Washington Heights Methodist Episcocircpal Church nom
Mulrein nom 128Tn st n s 165 vr 4th av 168xiblock
harles L Mead to Henry P Hunt 6()00 3 D st s s 5434 w Sth av 168x9911 Hannah Hunt to Charles L Mead 8500
1 3 3 D st n s 100 w 7th av 60x9911 Eacute T Nichols to Reeves E Sebnes 7050 ISSTn st s s 175 w l l t h av 275xlblock Ni xSOxiblock Theacuteodore M Squires to George B GrinneU 52500
KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES June Ist
BROADWAY s s 50 w Barbay st 2ox 100 J W Van Siclen to J Delahunt 400
BROADWAY s w s 74 n w Flushing av 30x64x4x36x26x28x51 C MuUer to P IVIeyer bull - 9000
COLUMBIA st w s laquoamp continuation of Clark st 25x150 G L Ford to A M Moody bull-bull-bullbullbullbull 11000
CONSELYEA st s s 200 w Graham av 25 xlOO J Ward to Johanna Van AVynen S 000
F R E E J I A N st s s 225 w Union av 422 x27x566x25 J E ^Keegan to Margaret Morgan - 2325
FtiRNALD st Centre line amp Brooklyn av 389 11x260x3897x130x1297x90 J E Tousey to Louisa P Brooks 7000
GRATTONst s s 100 e Bogart st 229x 1018x24710 F A Ward to H Brunshydage 1650
GRATTON st n s 175 e Bogart st 143x 1175x12110x1117 F AWard (Reacutefshyeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 950
Hst s B 185 w Hnion av 25x1416x256 Xmdash EmUy J SuUivan to Carolina M Morgan 250
H E R K I M E R st s B 275 e Nostrand av 1856x25 J R Jenkins (Admr) t o J J D r a k e 1510
H E R K U I E B s t s s 275 e Nostrand avj 25x100 J J Drake to 0 A Bever-a g e 1630
H E R K U I E B st n B 490 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 420 w Nosshytrand av 64x100x79x1148 J E Jenshykins (Admstr) to H Leach 4850
H E R K I M E R s t n s 550 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkinrf to T GUI 1065
H E R K I M E R st n s 610 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 590 w Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 570 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenshykins (Admr) to J C Brevoort 4010
HOOPER st amp Marcy av southerly cor 45x100 J Wardto Johanna Van Wy-ner 5000
J E P P E R S O N s t s s (Bushwick) lot 14025 xlOO Sarah Terby to Eliz Ann Stark-ins 1900
J E P P E R S O N st s s 500 e Reidav 25x 100 J FuUerton to W Downey 950
MACDONOUGH st n s 100 e Tompkins av 200x100 W A Parker to W Clark 32500
MONROE s t s s- 250 w Tompkins av 25 - xlOO Mary A McEvUy to M NelUgane
(July 1865) - 500 S^ME property M NeUigane to W 0 Purdy
(May 1869) 900 MOORE amp Bogart sts- n w cor 200x92 4
x20xS410 F A White (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 1720
NAVY st e s 1834 s of Lafayette st 168x100 G W Hubbard Jr to Rosene Davis 5500
PACIPIC st n s 450 w of Hudson av 200x100mdashPreacutesident st s s 1538 w of Rochester av 1888xmdashxl992xmdashmdashBainshybridge st Paca av and Chauncey st 200 x2094x20610 W R Martin to Harriet F Hussey 51500
PACIFIC st n s 19711ift mdash Washingshyton av 100x25 Ann McCarthy to P Clarke 2600
P E N N st s s 2034 e of Bedford av 61x ioo P Dickinson to W C Sammis 3600
P E N N st s s 2622 w of Marcy av 202x 100 J Ward to Johanna Van Wj-nen 1500
POWERS s t n W S 100 n of Preacutesident st 90xl30x40x260xl30x390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts southerly cor 3227x288x 1187xl30xl0xl30x2036xmdashx613 C Bradshyley to 0 D Munn 30000
POWERS st n s 100 ft e of Preacutesident st 90 X130 X 40 X 200x 130x 390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts s e cor 3227x288Sx 1187x130x100x130x2036x613 (RD) G M Stevens to O D Munn 9500
PREacuteSIDENT st s s 400 w of Columbia st 16Sxl00 J Taylor to T Hays 4500
PROSPECT st and Johnson av easterly cor 100x113x1114x102 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1380
PROSPECT st n w s 100 s w of Johnson av 225x100 F A Ward to R Brundshyage 2295
RvPALAYEA st n e S 191 n w of Henrj-st 21x100 Bianca S Marvin to Marj- E^ Jameson 10500
ROCK st n s 175 e of Bogart st 225x63x mdashx21S2x100 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1935
SANDFOKD Ht s s 1353 wof Graham av 190x100 Bridget A Hicky to J II Stiger 3000
SANDFORD st e s 15110 s of Blyrtle av 20x100 J Hogan to J Pritchard 875
SACKETT and Nevins sts n cor 20x100 Jas Brady to P Whalen GOO
TROTTER st ws 1318 s of Gates av168 xlOO A E Kirkpatrick to Mary R King 7000
W I T H E R S st s s 100 w of Ewan st 25x 100 J A Delancey Jr lo P Flood XNoY 1868) 550
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
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A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
5 Black J L - ^ a m e s Steedman 1350 03 7 Bauer MoritzmdashNathan So lomon l54l 92 7 Bamet t JacobmdashW H Boyd 111 00 8 Bueren ChasmdashH W O Edge 533 20
bull y Bliss EzramdashMerchants Nat B k of Syacuse 629 96
2 Crawford DavidmdashE C D i c k s o n 200 83 2 Cloury W H (EKT)mdashIsmania
O Connor 8-575 41 2 Clark DariusmdashNat B k Common-
w e a l t h 540 54 2 Chapelle A FmdashO F Bacon 746 54
- 3 Culver J LmdashGustavus Arnold 5880 73 4 Cronin M H mdash A T Stewart 501 77
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7yKaeser to Amalie Pabst 9800 V ^ D st n s 430 w^Oa-af 196x988 Caro-Y U n e A GlaxkM^m H Scott J r 20500 vfiOcircTn stjy^SOO e IOth av 25x989 John
J FpKer to Geprge Hurst et al 7500 d2jyU n s 100 w 6th av 178x756x184
x74 Charles H Maguire to AmeUa Dun- I lap 14000 I 34Tn st s s 13210 w M av 238x989x
gt^ 911^x997 George Forrester to WiUiam Austin 18500
J 34Tn st n s 217 e Sth av 23x989 Sophie
4 9 T I
June 5t7i BROADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 laquoamp 60mdashNew Agravet Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x185Ix U 1351x15910 ( i pa r t ) WiUiam H Fitch to Edward Matthews - - 50000 BpdADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 amp60mdashNew s t Nos 31 33 35 37 amp39 1249x135
1x1351x15910 (I parts) Sophia J Crupt to Edward Matthews 350000 BRQXegravewAcircY Nos 52 54 5658 amp 60mdashNew ~ B^ Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x135 axl351x15910 Edward Matthews to The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company 400000 CcedilJROTON st s s 1645^ w IOth av 25x
oltL9 Shepherd- Knapp to Jeremiah 1 CraneU nom
y Dittenhoefer to Lavina L Parmly 3O00CUJJWILLET st Lot knovm as No 207 25x100 s r 3 7 T n st s s 100 e 5th av 326x989 Jas P i S n k e Dooper to Adam KnoU 31800 7 ^ F Whitney to Paran Stevens 65000 I S T H st s s 345 w 6th av 20x92 Wal
I 4 2 D st s s 199 e 2d av 151x1005 Wm ter S Gumee to H T Helmbold 14000 ^ raquo r e r e t a l to Sylvester Murphy 19328ry22D st n s 430 w Oth av 196x988
J IcircGTI I sth s 185 e Oth av 20x1005 He- -^ Wm H Scott J r to A W Budlong20500 len Riampkle to Theron R Strong 45000^1320 st n s 1168 w Ist av 108x989
4 7 T I I s^ n s 140 e 7th av 20x1005 Wm r-J^ames Naughton to Wm V Wulbeke10000 J (Jochranto EmUy Clark 21210 | 3 2 D st s s 1526 w Ist av 176x989
st n s 130Si w Othav IS lUx ^K-James KeUy to Catharine GaUigan 7300 Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to Benj P Fair- SAME properly Gratz Nathan (Ref) to
cliild bull - bull- 5050 lames KeUy 6350 49Tns t n s 1683 w Oth av 188^x1005 ^ T I I st n s 100 vr l l t h av 25x1005
V Gratz Nathan (Ref) to James Van Bus- y ^dam Sander to George Higgms 6500 i^rk 5350 46Tnst s s 70 e l l t h av 24x7o3f J 49TII st n sbdquo 2058 w Oth av 194x1005 V M Mayer toMiohael Fitzsimmons 14 250
y Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to T C Higgins5575 4gTn st n s 1974 e 7th av 23x928 N J 49TH st s s 216 e Madison av 216x75 V E H Munson to Emmor K Adams 12000
ryP- Fitzpatrick to Hanford N Hayes 45000 SAJIE property Emmor K Adams to Cor-J icirc l sT st s s 225 e IOth av 189x1005 nd i a A Munson 12000 Y Eman Bloomingdale to F Beinhauer 16500v 49Tn st n s 2369 w 3d av 185xl005 i77Tn st s s 250 e lOthav 25x1023 Jno KMary E Page to Joseacutephine Otard 20000
JV M Howe to Ezekiel R Thompson 3500 CcedilOTH st s s 250 w Sth av 218x1005 i v^Ti r s t n s 217 e Sth av 20x1022 ^ - j p Clark to Henrietta Nussbaum 31500
^Andrew Smith to Caroline P Scott 34000 ^oOxn st n s 250 w Oth av 50x10011 sJ106Tiists s 4873iw 4thav (irregular) Henry Goldsmith to Mary J A Dyettnom VSamue lM Purdy to Geo W Ditchett3800Jli3THst n s3334w Is tav 168x10010
^ 3 T I I st s s 100 w l l t h av lOOxegraveblock j ^ Wm C Spears to Joseph Spears 20000 ^ Otto W Parisen to John Townshend nom J U S T H st n s 310 w 2d av 25x10010
^ 1 1 7 T n s t s s 12211iw Av A 2011|x k Joseph Spears to Wm C Spears 80000 gt ^ 10010 WiUiam MacKeUor to Mary Jane l2JsT st s s 275 e 3d av 25x100 Mi- PhUUps 90001 r_j3hael MuUein to Thomas F a r r e U nom v p2rgt st u s Lots known as Nos 1 2 3 4 SAME property Thomas FarreU to EUza
I -5 amp 6 (irregular)mdash122d st s s Lots i Mnlrein nom j known as Nos 1112 13 14 25 26 amp 27 12OTII st n s Lot known as No 2 25x
(irregular) Harris WUsocircn (Ex ) to Mary 986 Thomas FarreU to James Bradley nom I Terry et a l bull nom SASIE property James Bradley to Eliza
t t 25Tn st s s 250 e Sth av- 22x1006 i ^ ^ Charlotte GUes to Mary Eacute Erving 7009v
SAME property Edward Erving to Chajlotte GUes 7000
v l2D av e s 522 s SOth s t 25x100 ^ Charles Crary to WiUiam Case 4289
7 3 D av n w cor lOSth s t 255x100 Y-^ Thoinas C Higgins to WiUiam MacKel-
lor 10000 IOTH av n e cor 75th s t 1272x100
Oscar F Hawley to Richard M Shaw27500
June eacutet7t raquoBOULEVARD n e cor 99th st (irregular) 1 Julia A Beach to Abner L Ely 50000
l ELDRIDGE st c s 125 n Stanton st SOx r- 876 Charles Cooper to A C Cooper20000 W MAIDEN LANE Nos 90 amp 92276x712 ^K Jane Duryee eacutetal to J A Roosevelt 30000 34TII st n s 310 e Oth av 20x989
Charles L e d i a r d t o J M ODonneU 12500 3STII st E No 217 22GI-X989 John
JLeib to Vincens Walz- 21500 65TII st s s 150 w l l t h av 50x1005
Joseph King to Enoch P WiUiams 3000 leacuteoTil st s s 175 e Sth av 25x20110
gtJ Benjamin P Fairchild to Erastus H Muri-7 son 6200 [143D st s s 500 w l l t h av 75xiblock
SW James Dunshee (Ex) to Max Gold- hacher raquo 5120
V148TH s t n s 250 w 7thavr100x9911 E S Van Winkle to R C Fugravergeson 7000
^4l48TH st n s 350w 7th av 100x9911 [ E S Van Winkle to Eleazer Hambein7000 IOTH avraquo s w cor 153d st 9911x100
WiUiam W ComeU t o T h e Washington Heights Methodist Episcocircpal Church nom
Mulrein nom 128Tn st n s 165 vr 4th av 168xiblock
harles L Mead to Henry P Hunt 6()00 3 D st s s 5434 w Sth av 168x9911 Hannah Hunt to Charles L Mead 8500
1 3 3 D st n s 100 w 7th av 60x9911 Eacute T Nichols to Reeves E Sebnes 7050 ISSTn st s s 175 w l l t h av 275xlblock Ni xSOxiblock Theacuteodore M Squires to George B GrinneU 52500
KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES June Ist
BROADWAY s s 50 w Barbay st 2ox 100 J W Van Siclen to J Delahunt 400
BROADWAY s w s 74 n w Flushing av 30x64x4x36x26x28x51 C MuUer to P IVIeyer bull - 9000
COLUMBIA st w s laquoamp continuation of Clark st 25x150 G L Ford to A M Moody bull-bull-bullbullbullbull 11000
CONSELYEA st s s 200 w Graham av 25 xlOO J Ward to Johanna Van AVynen S 000
F R E E J I A N st s s 225 w Union av 422 x27x566x25 J E ^Keegan to Margaret Morgan - 2325
FtiRNALD st Centre line amp Brooklyn av 389 11x260x3897x130x1297x90 J E Tousey to Louisa P Brooks 7000
GRATTONst s s 100 e Bogart st 229x 1018x24710 F A Ward to H Brunshydage 1650
GRATTON st n s 175 e Bogart st 143x 1175x12110x1117 F AWard (Reacutefshyeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 950
Hst s B 185 w Hnion av 25x1416x256 Xmdash EmUy J SuUivan to Carolina M Morgan 250
H E R K I M E R st s B 275 e Nostrand av 1856x25 J R Jenkins (Admr) t o J J D r a k e 1510
H E R K U I E B s t s s 275 e Nostrand avj 25x100 J J Drake to 0 A Bever-a g e 1630
H E R K U I E B st n B 490 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 420 w Nosshytrand av 64x100x79x1148 J E Jenshykins (Admstr) to H Leach 4850
H E R K I M E R s t n s 550 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkinrf to T GUI 1065
H E R K I M E R st n s 610 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 590 w Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 570 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenshykins (Admr) to J C Brevoort 4010
HOOPER st amp Marcy av southerly cor 45x100 J Wardto Johanna Van Wy-ner 5000
J E P P E R S O N s t s s (Bushwick) lot 14025 xlOO Sarah Terby to Eliz Ann Stark-ins 1900
J E P P E R S O N st s s 500 e Reidav 25x 100 J FuUerton to W Downey 950
MACDONOUGH st n s 100 e Tompkins av 200x100 W A Parker to W Clark 32500
MONROE s t s s- 250 w Tompkins av 25 - xlOO Mary A McEvUy to M NelUgane
(July 1865) - 500 S^ME property M NeUigane to W 0 Purdy
(May 1869) 900 MOORE amp Bogart sts- n w cor 200x92 4
x20xS410 F A White (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 1720
NAVY st e s 1834 s of Lafayette st 168x100 G W Hubbard Jr to Rosene Davis 5500
PACIPIC st n s 450 w of Hudson av 200x100mdashPreacutesident st s s 1538 w of Rochester av 1888xmdashxl992xmdashmdashBainshybridge st Paca av and Chauncey st 200 x2094x20610 W R Martin to Harriet F Hussey 51500
PACIFIC st n s 19711ift mdash Washingshyton av 100x25 Ann McCarthy to P Clarke 2600
P E N N st s s 2034 e of Bedford av 61x ioo P Dickinson to W C Sammis 3600
P E N N st s s 2622 w of Marcy av 202x 100 J Ward to Johanna Van Wj-nen 1500
POWERS s t n W S 100 n of Preacutesident st 90xl30x40x260xl30x390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts southerly cor 3227x288x 1187xl30xl0xl30x2036xmdashx613 C Bradshyley to 0 D Munn 30000
POWERS st n s 100 ft e of Preacutesident st 90 X130 X 40 X 200x 130x 390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts s e cor 3227x288Sx 1187x130x100x130x2036x613 (RD) G M Stevens to O D Munn 9500
PREacuteSIDENT st s s 400 w of Columbia st 16Sxl00 J Taylor to T Hays 4500
PROSPECT st and Johnson av easterly cor 100x113x1114x102 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1380
PROSPECT st n w s 100 s w of Johnson av 225x100 F A Ward to R Brundshyage 2295
RvPALAYEA st n e S 191 n w of Henrj-st 21x100 Bianca S Marvin to Marj- E^ Jameson 10500
ROCK st n s 175 e of Bogart st 225x63x mdashx21S2x100 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1935
SANDFOKD Ht s s 1353 wof Graham av 190x100 Bridget A Hicky to J II Stiger 3000
SANDFORD st e s 15110 s of Blyrtle av 20x100 J Hogan to J Pritchard 875
SACKETT and Nevins sts n cor 20x100 Jas Brady to P Whalen GOO
TROTTER st ws 1318 s of Gates av168 xlOO A E Kirkpatrick to Mary R King 7000
W I T H E R S st s s 100 w of Ewan st 25x 100 J A Delancey Jr lo P Flood XNoY 1868) 550
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
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OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
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BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
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G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
R^f iAL E S T A T E R E C O R D
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8 GreeneF WmdashiBt Nat Bk Titus- ^ JIJSXIKGTON av w s 335i s 43d st 10
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Wm J Beckto Sarah E Murray l l^ nom
IsT av n e cor 37th st bull494iumlx125 Hen-J Anderson t p ^ m J Schedel 13000
9tii av ne cor i50th st (Irregular) W B Harison to James Monteith et al 7500
9TII av nw cor 87thst 1258ix475x25x 375x100 8ixl00 Frederick W CoggUl to
VEbenezer CauldweU 65000
Ju7ie2nd bull BEEKMAN place e s 805 n SOth st 20x
100 Harriet F S-Wheeler to Edwicircird o i e s - 30000
RMINE st n S Lot known as No 36 25 xlOOmdash52d st n s 189 AV 4th av 14x100 5 Meyer Hoffman to David L WUliama 500 David L WUliams to EmUie Hoffshyman 25000
CHRISTIE st e s 100 s Rivington st 25x John M Quackenbos et al to Louis
bullVeitenheimer 12i000 NJEASIuml BROADWAY n s Lot known as No
IS^Ri I June Ist bull f75239x620 (^ part) Ann McDivitt to i ^^ ^ JEumlLI ZA B ETH st Nos 221 amp 223 44x92 GX - f Jacob B e n n e t t - 9000^
14154 09T 424^x920 John R LiAOcircngstonto Owen EAST BROADWAY B s 237 W Pike st 23 670 00 Murphy 15800 42x85 Richard C Beamish-(Ref) to Sam
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Scott JohnbullCJr ) (Sheriff) 4 SeUeck IsaacmdashW J Stitt 5 Shulthess HmdashJames Anderson
265 58 334 54 45 00
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Nesmith James bull j Board of lUJTGERS st w s Lot knoAvn as No 249 fX sts 25x100 John M Quackenbos eacute t a l 5 Nesmith Jas J V Commissioners j 25x847 Robert G Remsen to Michael to John Day 17800
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^ garetA Stevens to Hermann ZUg 5500 |57Tn st s e cor Ist av 7110x929x72Ix 45ra st n s 275 w 6th av 50x054 ^i 985 Sarah E Murray to Margaret Pur-
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t h st s s 200 w Oth av 100x1004 ^ George LUley to Catharine Hart 5000 Vm S Corwin to PhiUp Fitzpatrick 105000-jJrSTH st s s 250 vr 3d av 150x1022
TH st n s 620 vr Oth av 189x753J - - - _ i part) Henry Meyer to F W Meyer5500
47TII st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005 J V E- Develin to Wm C Morgan 4825 47TU st n s 300 w Sth av 25x1005
9 Stewart 1 BmdashVictor Bishop 2575 58 9 Sackett OscarmdashReuben Wixon 5 The Admx of Henrj Freelandmdash^Bershy
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49TII st s s 100 w 3dav 75i1064(+ Ifs Maria F Banl^ to James Bre t t bull25000 ^part) T S Simmons to Wm Rutter9G00gt^LfexiNGTON av w s 593 s40thst 199x
808 00 5 3 D st s s 1334 w Sth av 168x1005 VS5 John H Wright to J D Wright30000 W John Thompson to Wm Mickens 3450 LEXINGTON av w s 199 s 41st st 199x
84 25_j54Tn st s s 161 e 5thav 20x1005 Den- X 08x199x199 James Brett to Louisa L 138 41 p nis W Buckley to G W Montgomery30000 Pendergast 2100
) 5 4 T H st s s 250e Sthav 20x1005 Den- fmdashnis W Buckley to Thos H Maghee 47500
103 49J|54TH Bt S S 250e 5th av^OxlOcircors Den-AlADisoN av e s 783 s 42d st 206x100
OFFICIAL EECOED OF ANCES-NEW YOEK COTJNTY
bull J62D st n s 262 AV Ist av 17x1005 CONVEY- fJ-Adylly Porges to John Hampson 13000 E p h r a i m
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D Brown et al to Peter P bull J79TII st n s 25 e 4th av 75x1022 Ed- N Comen et aL 15800
iNvard A Boyd to Geo W McCuUum 27000 nvST av w s 085 n G2d st 32x64 SUas I93D st s s 250 e 3d av ISOxlOCSA- Gratz m Styles to Wm Agnew et al 17000
Nathan (Ref)to David Jones nomv2D av e s i block n 35th st 74fxl00 2 3 D st s s 3984 e4th av 16SxlG0ll pMDatharine Kip to August L Nosser 22500
(i part) JuUus Morrison to Morris J2D av n e cor 42d st 1005x200 Wal-evy 2700 ter L Cutting to John J BurcheU 99500
bull52b st n s 125^6 IOth av 50x1 bloclc v J 3 D av s e cor 43d st 1005x200 Walter N L Cutting (Ex) to Henry J BurcheU96500
6ccediln av e s bet 120th amp 121stst 20110x w400 Victor Durand to Thomas Mur-
Matt Coggay to Edw DeWitt (Ex) nom
May SOth rELIZABETH st w s Lot known as 945 25x 94 Dayid Hawley (Ref) to Michael Gal-
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stein 13800 V Edward De Witt (Ex) to -Matthew Cog-Rn^NGTON st n vr cor Forsyth st 25 Ix i gay nom
50 (i part) Kasper Abt to PhUip H ^JLEXINGTON av8sl bo egrave r iugrave eacuteeacute ths t 50x CBenk 16500 K 100 Kate E Pinckney to Robert Me riiiTE st s s 75 e Church st 50x100 1 Cafferty 15500
I- Anna C Berry to Samuel D Babcocknom JlsT av s e cor SSthst 1481^x125 Iv^D st n s 60 w Is tav 20x481 Emilie ^Christian Schaefer toWm J SchedeU nom j - June Bd 1 Schmidt to Charles F DoweU 13250^44T-II av Vr s 741 n 38th st 248x80 gt J B O N D st s s lot knownas No 23 25x84 ySlST st s s 420 w of Sth av- 20x989 [f Brian McKenney to Henry B Payne55000 |K4x255^x799 J Greenwood Jr to Chas
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COTH st s s 300 w ocircth av 25x1005 W BedeU to Peter Lynch 49500
^ I S T st s s 2813 e IOth av 189x1005 John Clark to Ephraim Posner 15000
I I G T H st n s 0024 vr 3d av 108x100 11 Raphaeumll Springer to Edward M Weiss 12000
bull phy bull 100000 9T|Eacute av es 495 i S7th st 248x100 Esther Lichtenstein to Abraham De-lmares- - 10750
5trade av e s 497 s 31st st 248Jxl0b ] ^B Hitchcock 27500 V Sarah Macomber to Mary L Powers nom JBOULEVARD n w cor IOOth st 2610x100 STH av n e cor 33d st 248^x100 Mayer t Geo-W Powers to T Stevenson et al S900
V Eisemann to Geo W Moore 55000v JBOWERY -e s between Nos 19 laquofc 21 9x53 lOrn av w s bet 75th and 76th st 2044 K Geacuterard T Beekman to Rebecca Jones70(10 y xlOO Edward Rowe to George W Carie- CITY H A L L pi NO 37 183x100 Frederick
toii 49500 Plumer et al to Emma J Chovey nom lOriumli av w s Plot known as No 2 of Fort ^SKAEGLE av plot known as No 88 (irregu-y^George Property 100x4401x100x4426 f^lar) Isaac M Dyckman et al (Ex) to
Edward KUpatrick to I l e n l l ^ Genecirct 12000 I Arnold Lust ig 3400
r R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
f IDGE st W B 100 n Grand st 261x100 I Augusta Cline to Henry Schreiber 2^500 -iMADisoN av e s 24 S J s 35th st 24 Six XlOO W A Haynes to Nancy P Hyde 67500 9TCcedilC st n s 263 w Av C 20x923 Adam
7yKaeser to Amalie Pabst 9800 V ^ D st n s 430 w^Oa-af 196x988 Caro-Y U n e A GlaxkM^m H Scott J r 20500 vfiOcircTn stjy^SOO e IOth av 25x989 John
J FpKer to Geprge Hurst et al 7500 d2jyU n s 100 w 6th av 178x756x184
x74 Charles H Maguire to AmeUa Dun- I lap 14000 I 34Tn st s s 13210 w M av 238x989x
gt^ 911^x997 George Forrester to WiUiam Austin 18500
J 34Tn st n s 217 e Sth av 23x989 Sophie
4 9 T I
June 5t7i BROADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 laquoamp 60mdashNew Agravet Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x185Ix U 1351x15910 ( i pa r t ) WiUiam H Fitch to Edward Matthews - - 50000 BpdADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 amp60mdashNew s t Nos 31 33 35 37 amp39 1249x135
1x1351x15910 (I parts) Sophia J Crupt to Edward Matthews 350000 BRQXegravewAcircY Nos 52 54 5658 amp 60mdashNew ~ B^ Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x135 axl351x15910 Edward Matthews to The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company 400000 CcedilJROTON st s s 1645^ w IOth av 25x
oltL9 Shepherd- Knapp to Jeremiah 1 CraneU nom
y Dittenhoefer to Lavina L Parmly 3O00CUJJWILLET st Lot knovm as No 207 25x100 s r 3 7 T n st s s 100 e 5th av 326x989 Jas P i S n k e Dooper to Adam KnoU 31800 7 ^ F Whitney to Paran Stevens 65000 I S T H st s s 345 w 6th av 20x92 Wal
I 4 2 D st s s 199 e 2d av 151x1005 Wm ter S Gumee to H T Helmbold 14000 ^ raquo r e r e t a l to Sylvester Murphy 19328ry22D st n s 430 w Oth av 196x988
J IcircGTI I sth s 185 e Oth av 20x1005 He- -^ Wm H Scott J r to A W Budlong20500 len Riampkle to Theron R Strong 45000^1320 st n s 1168 w Ist av 108x989
4 7 T I I s^ n s 140 e 7th av 20x1005 Wm r-J^ames Naughton to Wm V Wulbeke10000 J (Jochranto EmUy Clark 21210 | 3 2 D st s s 1526 w Ist av 176x989
st n s 130Si w Othav IS lUx ^K-James KeUy to Catharine GaUigan 7300 Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to Benj P Fair- SAME properly Gratz Nathan (Ref) to
cliild bull - bull- 5050 lames KeUy 6350 49Tns t n s 1683 w Oth av 188^x1005 ^ T I I st n s 100 vr l l t h av 25x1005
V Gratz Nathan (Ref) to James Van Bus- y ^dam Sander to George Higgms 6500 i^rk 5350 46Tnst s s 70 e l l t h av 24x7o3f J 49TII st n sbdquo 2058 w Oth av 194x1005 V M Mayer toMiohael Fitzsimmons 14 250
y Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to T C Higgins5575 4gTn st n s 1974 e 7th av 23x928 N J 49TH st s s 216 e Madison av 216x75 V E H Munson to Emmor K Adams 12000
ryP- Fitzpatrick to Hanford N Hayes 45000 SAJIE property Emmor K Adams to Cor-J icirc l sT st s s 225 e IOth av 189x1005 nd i a A Munson 12000 Y Eman Bloomingdale to F Beinhauer 16500v 49Tn st n s 2369 w 3d av 185xl005 i77Tn st s s 250 e lOthav 25x1023 Jno KMary E Page to Joseacutephine Otard 20000
JV M Howe to Ezekiel R Thompson 3500 CcedilOTH st s s 250 w Sth av 218x1005 i v^Ti r s t n s 217 e Sth av 20x1022 ^ - j p Clark to Henrietta Nussbaum 31500
^Andrew Smith to Caroline P Scott 34000 ^oOxn st n s 250 w Oth av 50x10011 sJ106Tiists s 4873iw 4thav (irregular) Henry Goldsmith to Mary J A Dyettnom VSamue lM Purdy to Geo W Ditchett3800Jli3THst n s3334w Is tav 168x10010
^ 3 T I I st s s 100 w l l t h av lOOxegraveblock j ^ Wm C Spears to Joseph Spears 20000 ^ Otto W Parisen to John Townshend nom J U S T H st n s 310 w 2d av 25x10010
^ 1 1 7 T n s t s s 12211iw Av A 2011|x k Joseph Spears to Wm C Spears 80000 gt ^ 10010 WiUiam MacKeUor to Mary Jane l2JsT st s s 275 e 3d av 25x100 Mi- PhUUps 90001 r_j3hael MuUein to Thomas F a r r e U nom v p2rgt st u s Lots known as Nos 1 2 3 4 SAME property Thomas FarreU to EUza
I -5 amp 6 (irregular)mdash122d st s s Lots i Mnlrein nom j known as Nos 1112 13 14 25 26 amp 27 12OTII st n s Lot known as No 2 25x
(irregular) Harris WUsocircn (Ex ) to Mary 986 Thomas FarreU to James Bradley nom I Terry et a l bull nom SASIE property James Bradley to Eliza
t t 25Tn st s s 250 e Sth av- 22x1006 i ^ ^ Charlotte GUes to Mary Eacute Erving 7009v
SAME property Edward Erving to Chajlotte GUes 7000
v l2D av e s 522 s SOth s t 25x100 ^ Charles Crary to WiUiam Case 4289
7 3 D av n w cor lOSth s t 255x100 Y-^ Thoinas C Higgins to WiUiam MacKel-
lor 10000 IOTH av n e cor 75th s t 1272x100
Oscar F Hawley to Richard M Shaw27500
June eacutet7t raquoBOULEVARD n e cor 99th st (irregular) 1 Julia A Beach to Abner L Ely 50000
l ELDRIDGE st c s 125 n Stanton st SOx r- 876 Charles Cooper to A C Cooper20000 W MAIDEN LANE Nos 90 amp 92276x712 ^K Jane Duryee eacutetal to J A Roosevelt 30000 34TII st n s 310 e Oth av 20x989
Charles L e d i a r d t o J M ODonneU 12500 3STII st E No 217 22GI-X989 John
JLeib to Vincens Walz- 21500 65TII st s s 150 w l l t h av 50x1005
Joseph King to Enoch P WiUiams 3000 leacuteoTil st s s 175 e Sth av 25x20110
gtJ Benjamin P Fairchild to Erastus H Muri-7 son 6200 [143D st s s 500 w l l t h av 75xiblock
SW James Dunshee (Ex) to Max Gold- hacher raquo 5120
V148TH s t n s 250 w 7thavr100x9911 E S Van Winkle to R C Fugravergeson 7000
^4l48TH st n s 350w 7th av 100x9911 [ E S Van Winkle to Eleazer Hambein7000 IOTH avraquo s w cor 153d st 9911x100
WiUiam W ComeU t o T h e Washington Heights Methodist Episcocircpal Church nom
Mulrein nom 128Tn st n s 165 vr 4th av 168xiblock
harles L Mead to Henry P Hunt 6()00 3 D st s s 5434 w Sth av 168x9911 Hannah Hunt to Charles L Mead 8500
1 3 3 D st n s 100 w 7th av 60x9911 Eacute T Nichols to Reeves E Sebnes 7050 ISSTn st s s 175 w l l t h av 275xlblock Ni xSOxiblock Theacuteodore M Squires to George B GrinneU 52500
KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES June Ist
BROADWAY s s 50 w Barbay st 2ox 100 J W Van Siclen to J Delahunt 400
BROADWAY s w s 74 n w Flushing av 30x64x4x36x26x28x51 C MuUer to P IVIeyer bull - 9000
COLUMBIA st w s laquoamp continuation of Clark st 25x150 G L Ford to A M Moody bull-bull-bullbullbullbull 11000
CONSELYEA st s s 200 w Graham av 25 xlOO J Ward to Johanna Van AVynen S 000
F R E E J I A N st s s 225 w Union av 422 x27x566x25 J E ^Keegan to Margaret Morgan - 2325
FtiRNALD st Centre line amp Brooklyn av 389 11x260x3897x130x1297x90 J E Tousey to Louisa P Brooks 7000
GRATTONst s s 100 e Bogart st 229x 1018x24710 F A Ward to H Brunshydage 1650
GRATTON st n s 175 e Bogart st 143x 1175x12110x1117 F AWard (Reacutefshyeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 950
Hst s B 185 w Hnion av 25x1416x256 Xmdash EmUy J SuUivan to Carolina M Morgan 250
H E R K I M E R st s B 275 e Nostrand av 1856x25 J R Jenkins (Admr) t o J J D r a k e 1510
H E R K U I E B s t s s 275 e Nostrand avj 25x100 J J Drake to 0 A Bever-a g e 1630
H E R K U I E B st n B 490 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 420 w Nosshytrand av 64x100x79x1148 J E Jenshykins (Admstr) to H Leach 4850
H E R K I M E R s t n s 550 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkinrf to T GUI 1065
H E R K I M E R st n s 610 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 590 w Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 570 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenshykins (Admr) to J C Brevoort 4010
HOOPER st amp Marcy av southerly cor 45x100 J Wardto Johanna Van Wy-ner 5000
J E P P E R S O N s t s s (Bushwick) lot 14025 xlOO Sarah Terby to Eliz Ann Stark-ins 1900
J E P P E R S O N st s s 500 e Reidav 25x 100 J FuUerton to W Downey 950
MACDONOUGH st n s 100 e Tompkins av 200x100 W A Parker to W Clark 32500
MONROE s t s s- 250 w Tompkins av 25 - xlOO Mary A McEvUy to M NelUgane
(July 1865) - 500 S^ME property M NeUigane to W 0 Purdy
(May 1869) 900 MOORE amp Bogart sts- n w cor 200x92 4
x20xS410 F A White (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 1720
NAVY st e s 1834 s of Lafayette st 168x100 G W Hubbard Jr to Rosene Davis 5500
PACIPIC st n s 450 w of Hudson av 200x100mdashPreacutesident st s s 1538 w of Rochester av 1888xmdashxl992xmdashmdashBainshybridge st Paca av and Chauncey st 200 x2094x20610 W R Martin to Harriet F Hussey 51500
PACIFIC st n s 19711ift mdash Washingshyton av 100x25 Ann McCarthy to P Clarke 2600
P E N N st s s 2034 e of Bedford av 61x ioo P Dickinson to W C Sammis 3600
P E N N st s s 2622 w of Marcy av 202x 100 J Ward to Johanna Van Wj-nen 1500
POWERS s t n W S 100 n of Preacutesident st 90xl30x40x260xl30x390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts southerly cor 3227x288x 1187xl30xl0xl30x2036xmdashx613 C Bradshyley to 0 D Munn 30000
POWERS st n s 100 ft e of Preacutesident st 90 X130 X 40 X 200x 130x 390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts s e cor 3227x288Sx 1187x130x100x130x2036x613 (RD) G M Stevens to O D Munn 9500
PREacuteSIDENT st s s 400 w of Columbia st 16Sxl00 J Taylor to T Hays 4500
PROSPECT st and Johnson av easterly cor 100x113x1114x102 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1380
PROSPECT st n w s 100 s w of Johnson av 225x100 F A Ward to R Brundshyage 2295
RvPALAYEA st n e S 191 n w of Henrj-st 21x100 Bianca S Marvin to Marj- E^ Jameson 10500
ROCK st n s 175 e of Bogart st 225x63x mdashx21S2x100 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1935
SANDFOKD Ht s s 1353 wof Graham av 190x100 Bridget A Hicky to J II Stiger 3000
SANDFORD st e s 15110 s of Blyrtle av 20x100 J Hogan to J Pritchard 875
SACKETT and Nevins sts n cor 20x100 Jas Brady to P Whalen GOO
TROTTER st ws 1318 s of Gates av168 xlOO A E Kirkpatrick to Mary R King 7000
W I T H E R S st s s 100 w of Ewan st 25x 100 J A Delancey Jr lo P Flood XNoY 1868) 550
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
r R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
f IDGE st W B 100 n Grand st 261x100 I Augusta Cline to Henry Schreiber 2^500 -iMADisoN av e s 24 S J s 35th st 24 Six XlOO W A Haynes to Nancy P Hyde 67500 9TCcedilC st n s 263 w Av C 20x923 Adam
7yKaeser to Amalie Pabst 9800 V ^ D st n s 430 w^Oa-af 196x988 Caro-Y U n e A GlaxkM^m H Scott J r 20500 vfiOcircTn stjy^SOO e IOth av 25x989 John
J FpKer to Geprge Hurst et al 7500 d2jyU n s 100 w 6th av 178x756x184
x74 Charles H Maguire to AmeUa Dun- I lap 14000 I 34Tn st s s 13210 w M av 238x989x
gt^ 911^x997 George Forrester to WiUiam Austin 18500
J 34Tn st n s 217 e Sth av 23x989 Sophie
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June 5t7i BROADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 laquoamp 60mdashNew Agravet Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x185Ix U 1351x15910 ( i pa r t ) WiUiam H Fitch to Edward Matthews - - 50000 BpdADWAY Nos 52 54 56 58 amp60mdashNew s t Nos 31 33 35 37 amp39 1249x135
1x1351x15910 (I parts) Sophia J Crupt to Edward Matthews 350000 BRQXegravewAcircY Nos 52 54 5658 amp 60mdashNew ~ B^ Nos 31 33 35 37 amp 39 1249x135 axl351x15910 Edward Matthews to The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company 400000 CcedilJROTON st s s 1645^ w IOth av 25x
oltL9 Shepherd- Knapp to Jeremiah 1 CraneU nom
y Dittenhoefer to Lavina L Parmly 3O00CUJJWILLET st Lot knovm as No 207 25x100 s r 3 7 T n st s s 100 e 5th av 326x989 Jas P i S n k e Dooper to Adam KnoU 31800 7 ^ F Whitney to Paran Stevens 65000 I S T H st s s 345 w 6th av 20x92 Wal
I 4 2 D st s s 199 e 2d av 151x1005 Wm ter S Gumee to H T Helmbold 14000 ^ raquo r e r e t a l to Sylvester Murphy 19328ry22D st n s 430 w Oth av 196x988
J IcircGTI I sth s 185 e Oth av 20x1005 He- -^ Wm H Scott J r to A W Budlong20500 len Riampkle to Theron R Strong 45000^1320 st n s 1168 w Ist av 108x989
4 7 T I I s^ n s 140 e 7th av 20x1005 Wm r-J^ames Naughton to Wm V Wulbeke10000 J (Jochranto EmUy Clark 21210 | 3 2 D st s s 1526 w Ist av 176x989
st n s 130Si w Othav IS lUx ^K-James KeUy to Catharine GaUigan 7300 Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to Benj P Fair- SAME properly Gratz Nathan (Ref) to
cliild bull - bull- 5050 lames KeUy 6350 49Tns t n s 1683 w Oth av 188^x1005 ^ T I I st n s 100 vr l l t h av 25x1005
V Gratz Nathan (Ref) to James Van Bus- y ^dam Sander to George Higgms 6500 i^rk 5350 46Tnst s s 70 e l l t h av 24x7o3f J 49TII st n sbdquo 2058 w Oth av 194x1005 V M Mayer toMiohael Fitzsimmons 14 250
y Gratz Nathan (Reacutef) to T C Higgins5575 4gTn st n s 1974 e 7th av 23x928 N J 49TH st s s 216 e Madison av 216x75 V E H Munson to Emmor K Adams 12000
ryP- Fitzpatrick to Hanford N Hayes 45000 SAJIE property Emmor K Adams to Cor-J icirc l sT st s s 225 e IOth av 189x1005 nd i a A Munson 12000 Y Eman Bloomingdale to F Beinhauer 16500v 49Tn st n s 2369 w 3d av 185xl005 i77Tn st s s 250 e lOthav 25x1023 Jno KMary E Page to Joseacutephine Otard 20000
JV M Howe to Ezekiel R Thompson 3500 CcedilOTH st s s 250 w Sth av 218x1005 i v^Ti r s t n s 217 e Sth av 20x1022 ^ - j p Clark to Henrietta Nussbaum 31500
^Andrew Smith to Caroline P Scott 34000 ^oOxn st n s 250 w Oth av 50x10011 sJ106Tiists s 4873iw 4thav (irregular) Henry Goldsmith to Mary J A Dyettnom VSamue lM Purdy to Geo W Ditchett3800Jli3THst n s3334w Is tav 168x10010
^ 3 T I I st s s 100 w l l t h av lOOxegraveblock j ^ Wm C Spears to Joseph Spears 20000 ^ Otto W Parisen to John Townshend nom J U S T H st n s 310 w 2d av 25x10010
^ 1 1 7 T n s t s s 12211iw Av A 2011|x k Joseph Spears to Wm C Spears 80000 gt ^ 10010 WiUiam MacKeUor to Mary Jane l2JsT st s s 275 e 3d av 25x100 Mi- PhUUps 90001 r_j3hael MuUein to Thomas F a r r e U nom v p2rgt st u s Lots known as Nos 1 2 3 4 SAME property Thomas FarreU to EUza
I -5 amp 6 (irregular)mdash122d st s s Lots i Mnlrein nom j known as Nos 1112 13 14 25 26 amp 27 12OTII st n s Lot known as No 2 25x
(irregular) Harris WUsocircn (Ex ) to Mary 986 Thomas FarreU to James Bradley nom I Terry et a l bull nom SASIE property James Bradley to Eliza
t t 25Tn st s s 250 e Sth av- 22x1006 i ^ ^ Charlotte GUes to Mary Eacute Erving 7009v
SAME property Edward Erving to Chajlotte GUes 7000
v l2D av e s 522 s SOth s t 25x100 ^ Charles Crary to WiUiam Case 4289
7 3 D av n w cor lOSth s t 255x100 Y-^ Thoinas C Higgins to WiUiam MacKel-
lor 10000 IOTH av n e cor 75th s t 1272x100
Oscar F Hawley to Richard M Shaw27500
June eacutet7t raquoBOULEVARD n e cor 99th st (irregular) 1 Julia A Beach to Abner L Ely 50000
l ELDRIDGE st c s 125 n Stanton st SOx r- 876 Charles Cooper to A C Cooper20000 W MAIDEN LANE Nos 90 amp 92276x712 ^K Jane Duryee eacutetal to J A Roosevelt 30000 34TII st n s 310 e Oth av 20x989
Charles L e d i a r d t o J M ODonneU 12500 3STII st E No 217 22GI-X989 John
JLeib to Vincens Walz- 21500 65TII st s s 150 w l l t h av 50x1005
Joseph King to Enoch P WiUiams 3000 leacuteoTil st s s 175 e Sth av 25x20110
gtJ Benjamin P Fairchild to Erastus H Muri-7 son 6200 [143D st s s 500 w l l t h av 75xiblock
SW James Dunshee (Ex) to Max Gold- hacher raquo 5120
V148TH s t n s 250 w 7thavr100x9911 E S Van Winkle to R C Fugravergeson 7000
^4l48TH st n s 350w 7th av 100x9911 [ E S Van Winkle to Eleazer Hambein7000 IOTH avraquo s w cor 153d st 9911x100
WiUiam W ComeU t o T h e Washington Heights Methodist Episcocircpal Church nom
Mulrein nom 128Tn st n s 165 vr 4th av 168xiblock
harles L Mead to Henry P Hunt 6()00 3 D st s s 5434 w Sth av 168x9911 Hannah Hunt to Charles L Mead 8500
1 3 3 D st n s 100 w 7th av 60x9911 Eacute T Nichols to Reeves E Sebnes 7050 ISSTn st s s 175 w l l t h av 275xlblock Ni xSOxiblock Theacuteodore M Squires to George B GrinneU 52500
KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES June Ist
BROADWAY s s 50 w Barbay st 2ox 100 J W Van Siclen to J Delahunt 400
BROADWAY s w s 74 n w Flushing av 30x64x4x36x26x28x51 C MuUer to P IVIeyer bull - 9000
COLUMBIA st w s laquoamp continuation of Clark st 25x150 G L Ford to A M Moody bull-bull-bullbullbullbull 11000
CONSELYEA st s s 200 w Graham av 25 xlOO J Ward to Johanna Van AVynen S 000
F R E E J I A N st s s 225 w Union av 422 x27x566x25 J E ^Keegan to Margaret Morgan - 2325
FtiRNALD st Centre line amp Brooklyn av 389 11x260x3897x130x1297x90 J E Tousey to Louisa P Brooks 7000
GRATTONst s s 100 e Bogart st 229x 1018x24710 F A Ward to H Brunshydage 1650
GRATTON st n s 175 e Bogart st 143x 1175x12110x1117 F AWard (Reacutefshyeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 950
Hst s B 185 w Hnion av 25x1416x256 Xmdash EmUy J SuUivan to Carolina M Morgan 250
H E R K I M E R st s B 275 e Nostrand av 1856x25 J R Jenkins (Admr) t o J J D r a k e 1510
H E R K U I E B s t s s 275 e Nostrand avj 25x100 J J Drake to 0 A Bever-a g e 1630
H E R K U I E B st n B 490 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 420 w Nosshytrand av 64x100x79x1148 J E Jenshykins (Admstr) to H Leach 4850
H E R K I M E R s t n s 550 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkinrf to T GUI 1065
H E R K I M E R st n s 610 w Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 590 w Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s 570 w Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenshykins (Admr) to J C Brevoort 4010
HOOPER st amp Marcy av southerly cor 45x100 J Wardto Johanna Van Wy-ner 5000
J E P P E R S O N s t s s (Bushwick) lot 14025 xlOO Sarah Terby to Eliz Ann Stark-ins 1900
J E P P E R S O N st s s 500 e Reidav 25x 100 J FuUerton to W Downey 950
MACDONOUGH st n s 100 e Tompkins av 200x100 W A Parker to W Clark 32500
MONROE s t s s- 250 w Tompkins av 25 - xlOO Mary A McEvUy to M NelUgane
(July 1865) - 500 S^ME property M NeUigane to W 0 Purdy
(May 1869) 900 MOORE amp Bogart sts- n w cor 200x92 4
x20xS410 F A White (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to H Brundage 1720
NAVY st e s 1834 s of Lafayette st 168x100 G W Hubbard Jr to Rosene Davis 5500
PACIPIC st n s 450 w of Hudson av 200x100mdashPreacutesident st s s 1538 w of Rochester av 1888xmdashxl992xmdashmdashBainshybridge st Paca av and Chauncey st 200 x2094x20610 W R Martin to Harriet F Hussey 51500
PACIFIC st n s 19711ift mdash Washingshyton av 100x25 Ann McCarthy to P Clarke 2600
P E N N st s s 2034 e of Bedford av 61x ioo P Dickinson to W C Sammis 3600
P E N N st s s 2622 w of Marcy av 202x 100 J Ward to Johanna Van Wj-nen 1500
POWERS s t n W S 100 n of Preacutesident st 90xl30x40x260xl30x390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts southerly cor 3227x288x 1187xl30xl0xl30x2036xmdashx613 C Bradshyley to 0 D Munn 30000
POWERS st n s 100 ft e of Preacutesident st 90 X130 X 40 X 200x 130x 390mdashPowers and Preacutesident sts s e cor 3227x288Sx 1187x130x100x130x2036x613 (RD) G M Stevens to O D Munn 9500
PREacuteSIDENT st s s 400 w of Columbia st 16Sxl00 J Taylor to T Hays 4500
PROSPECT st and Johnson av easterly cor 100x113x1114x102 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1380
PROSPECT st n w s 100 s w of Johnson av 225x100 F A Ward to R Brundshyage 2295
RvPALAYEA st n e S 191 n w of Henrj-st 21x100 Bianca S Marvin to Marj- E^ Jameson 10500
ROCK st n s 175 e of Bogart st 225x63x mdashx21S2x100 F A Ward (Reacutef) to H Brundage 1935
SANDFOKD Ht s s 1353 wof Graham av 190x100 Bridget A Hicky to J II Stiger 3000
SANDFORD st e s 15110 s of Blyrtle av 20x100 J Hogan to J Pritchard 875
SACKETT and Nevins sts n cor 20x100 Jas Brady to P Whalen GOO
TROTTER st ws 1318 s of Gates av168 xlOO A E Kirkpatrick to Mary R King 7000
W I T H E R S st s s 100 w of Ewan st 25x 100 J A Delancey Jr lo P Flood XNoY 1868) 550
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
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D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
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RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
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JOHN MCLAYE
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l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
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963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
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OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
W Y C K O F F st s s 275 e of UnderhiU av 26x100 S Nelson to J Nolan l 8000
SDst e B 100 s of Calyer st 25x100 A E r b t o W P Seabury - 2000
NORTH 4 T H and 2d sts southerly cor about 85x60 A W Pink to J S Cosshygrove 150
5 T H st w s 122n of North 3d st 50x100 T Reynolds to W G L King 11000
NORTH 8TH stbdquo s w s 200 n w of Is t st 25x100 H Goltz Jr to H Goltz 2000
SOUTH 9TH st s s 102 vr of 3d st 50x100 W WaU to J A Bradley - 20250
IOTH st s e s Lot 8482 Assessment Map 25x100 Eliz Brovn t o F Gloekner 4500
13TH st s s 322 e of 4th av 20x100 W Prodgers to E Douglass 8000
I S T H st s s 19710 w of 6th av 25x100 W R Dodge to A G Calder 1000
IOTH st and 4th av s e cor 6959x1676 Xmdashxl3210 R Dodge to J L Spofshyford 60000
SOTHst s e 6 100 e of lOthav 75x100 G Remsen (Sheriff) to ABlake (Oct 1868) 390
ATLNTIC and Brooklyn avs s e cor lOOx 200 R L Paterson to H C Place 12500
SAME property H C P l a c e to Geo Schwed-crkz 18500
BEDFORD av W S 58 n of DeKalb av 168x100 H PhUUps to R M Ester-vez 9166
BEDFORD av W s 748 n of DeKalb av 334x100 H PhUUps to F G Y Pin- bull to 18334
CARLTON av and Warren st n e cor 95x 100x36x50x576x88x1789x212-Warren st n s 850 e of Carlton av 1879xl789x 99x789xmdashx262xmdash Harriet F Hussey to W R Martin J 70000
DIVISION and Sigel avs s e cor 100x100 T M Bulcher to Sarah M Smith (QC)500
E ERGREEN av n e S 100 s eacute of Wier-lieldst 40x100mdashEvergreen av and Marshygaretta st n e cor 60x100 D Phelan to C R Vemon (March 5 1869) 1750
SAME property C R Vemon to R Ross (March 291869) 2000
FULTON av s s SOw of Nostrand av SOx 100mdashHerkimer st n s 530w of Nosshytrand av 20x100mdashHerkimer st n s
bull 510 w of Nostrand av 20x100mdashHerkishymer st s s 125 e of Nostrand av 25x 1856mdashHerkimer st s s 250 e of Nosshytrand av 2356x14411x523x1048xl856x 25 J Eacute Jenkins (Admr) to J Beveshyridge 18530 ULTON av s s 470 vr Nostrand av 959 xl47x52x179x30mdashFulton av s s 580 vr Nostrand av 20x100 J E Jenkins (Admr) to J Bentley 9950
GRAND av w s 190 s WUloughby av 100 x50x992x50 Isaah Eveland to R Jackshyson 2500
G R E E N E av s s 100 e Reed av 75x200 Joseacutephine Otard to B F Constable 5000
]1EEKER av and Varick st n vr cor 75x 100mdashMeeker av n s 2311 vr Vandam st 8011x3111x100x50 A C Kingsland et al to E Green 3525
MYRTLE av s s 400 w Lewis av 75x100 P CampbeU (Sheriff) to Jane A MiUsnom
NosTRVND av w s 60 sHerkimer st 20x 100mdashNostrand av vr s 80 s Herkimer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to II McCrossiu 2545
NosTRND av AV s 100 s Herkimer st 20 xlOOmdashNostrand av w s 120 s Herkishymer st 20x100 J R Jenkins (Admr) to G D Kimber 2435
NOSTRAND av w s 140 s Herkimer st 20x100mdashNostrand av w s 160 s HershyMmer st 20x100 J E Jenkms (Admr) to J Dorian 2250
PUTNAM av s s 100 w Reid av 100x150 mdashWyckoff st n s 457 w Carlton av 131x21 Thomas ConnoUy to Elizabeth Read 14500
R A L P H av Madison and Monroe sts s vr cor 20 lots A George ComwaU and tT
R Merwin to James McAUey 15000
ROCHESTER av w s 25 n Herkimer st 20 xSO R J Beach to J H Van Thnn and W Richagraverdson 4000
SCHENECTADY av and Garden st n e cor 100x100 P McGee to Rose Dunn (March 1868) 800
THROOP av s w s 60 s e Whipple st 20 x725 S Scheffel to Rosa Weimann 1000
STH av and 21st st n e cor 125x100 W Selpho to IVL Kirwan- 8750
STH av and 36th st northerly comer 8868 2043x4753x1528 J Montgomery to J Eekhoff 6000
STH av w s 752 n 41st st 25x100 B F Goodrich to M L e a r y 300
P L O T of Heirs of Whitehead Howard East New York 70 lots J F Pierce (Ref) to W S Conant 28002
L O T 249 Heirs of Whitehead Howard J F Pierce (Ref ) to J E D o w - 300
June2d -
ADAMS st e s 653 n High st 50x219 Mary Asher to E P Gleason 9500
BALTIC st and Franklin av n w cor 600 xl31x500x786x100x2096 -
OTH st Sth av IOth st Une 39710 e 7th av part block W^ R Martin to 11 M Hooley 99900
BALTIC st s s about 160 e Franklin av ^ gore 40 front
BALTIC st 166 s amp aboueacute 3159 e Classon av gore 63lxl392xl3xmdash
WUIREN st s s about 426 e Franklin av gore 1282x1167x531
(Ali thegravese gores are on Graham st exshytension Une) A S Wheeler to A Woodruff and J P Robinson 3000
BERGEN st n s 250 e Schenectady av 1072^x25 SarahBridgestoJ GaUagher450
B E R G E N st n s 275 e Schenectady av 25x1072 Sarah Bridges to J GaUagher400
BOGART and Thames sts n e cor 200x 100 F A Ward (Ref) to F- Bovereacute and B Spiegel 1620
CHAUNCEY st n s 50 e Patchen av 605 xSOxSSllxSO B F Jevans to Matilda bullbull Carpenter ^ 4500
CLARK st s s 175 e Hicks st 1856x25 R C CaldweU to R J Dodge 23000
CLINTON st e s 60 s Nelson st 20x90 D Ambrose to P Carlin 7600
CONCORD and Adams sts s w cor J W Stanton to R E Stanton Personal inshyterest (B and S) 3000
CONSELYEA st s s 100 w Evergreen-av 139x100x142x100 Arethusa HaU to J M Bostwick 3200
CONSELYEA st n s 200 e Graham av 25x100 Mary A Capet to Phebe A Barr 2000
COURT st w s 766 n CarroU st 236x 99 F AV Adams to S P RusseU 14000
DOUGLASS st s s lOO e 6th av 102x2502 x914x250 S Booth to R S Bussing24000
DOWNING st w s 208 s Gates av1016 x20 E H Babcock to Georgeth A Roshybinson 12500
E GLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 A J Provost to EUen Bymes (May 20th 1869) 500
EAGLE st n s 275 w Union av 25x100 EUen Bymes to Mary A Heinlen (May 20 1SG9) 1550
FULTON st e s Halsey building 556x90x 60x1353x75x25x276x25x193x56x134x32 4x100 R IcircL Hooley to W R Martin 180000
GRATTAN st n s 100 e Bogart st 50x110 8x50x1089 F A Ward (Ref) to G Skeler 400
HICKORY st n s 2711 w Hickory st 15 10x100 Mary A Morrison to A W Morshyrison 1500
HOPKINS s t n s 325 e Marcy av lOOx 100 C H Beman to A Maxfield 20000
L E F P E R T st n s 1928 e Classon av 40 xl25 A TreadweU to -Harriet A Davidshyson 6000
LYNCH st n S 1008 e Lee av 5244x100 W C Flanagan to B Peterson 16500
MADISON st n s 4149 e Bedfordacircv18 -bull xlOO R R Welsh to J E Sniith 7000
MCKIBBEN st n s 125 e Graham av 2Sx - 100 L Riezento AdamRothway 5500 PACIFIC st s S 175 w Franklin av 25
x220 bull AquUa B England to H W MUler 2750
QuiNCEY st S S 365 e Nostrand av 20x 100 J S J King to IsabeUa F Bushychanan 7500
SACKETT st s s 180w Clinton st 20x 100 R L Clark to J laquofc P Algea 1950
SACKETT st s s 300 w Sth- av 50x100 Mary Jessup to J A Chamberlain 4750
SMITH st e s between Devo amp North 2d st Lots 1476 1477 amp Gore 1478 A Karatz to C Karatz 22000
WEBSTER st n s 274 6 w Hudson av 40 ^ xlOO T Douglas to M Keaman 450 T
IsT st s s 1887 w Bondst 851x20x 856x20 S A Meriam to Mary J Faw-cett 4850
7Tri st w sbdquo 100 s South 4th st 300x38x bull-20x18x100x20 A MUler to J RodweU2000 ATLANTIC av s s 155 e Brooklyn av
^ 123x398x373 R L Paterson to Louisa S Wendt - 750gt
FLUSHING amp Johnson avs s w cor595x 100x25x50x100x16x149 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B S p i e g e l v 2520
GRAHAM av e s 75-s Jackson st 189x 75 Mary C Smith to J B Lockshywood 4000
GRAHLOI av e s 100 s Withers st 100x18 xmdashXmdashx57gt- AngeUna C= Lockwood to J W Van Wick len 2000
HUDSON av e -s 175 s water st 486x299x 127x25 R Ingraham (Reacutefeacutereacutee) to P McClean - 3300
JOHNSON av amp Prospect st westerly cor 75x100 F A Ward to F Bovers amp B Speigel 1120
LAFAYETTE av amp Graham st n e cor 41x 78 A P Reetze to P HamiU 3350
PARK av amp Steuben st s e tjor 25x90 J W Barker to Rosana HamiU 990
PUTNAM av s s 40 e Hunter st 20x80 R L Crook to Betsey R Blum 7500
VANDERBILT av w s 347 n DeKalb av 22x100 M Murray to J Hughes 1800
June dd
ALLEY bet South Sth amp South 9thstss s 11610e 3dst 29x2010x29x2010 B R HoweU to K Johnson 1200
BROADWAY S S 25 w Barbay st 25x100 J Wychoff to J P Costello - 400
BROADWAY near 4th st E IVIiUer Proprie-^ tor 1010x50x999x61x4311 (9-lOth
share) blunder in Deed description A Clock to H Sandeman 14850
SAME property (l-9th share) D D Youshymans to same 1650
CLAY st S S 1334 w Union av 168x 100 Isaac R SneU t o G Wygant 2800
CLINTON st e S equidist bet 3d and 4th Places 334x75 Margaret Keimey to A S AVheeler 30000
CoLUMBLA st e s 45 n Harrison st 77x 496x8010x50 T Commerton to J Lynch 4000
CUMBERLAND st w s 250 n Greene av 20x100 J W Cleland to C D AVU-lets 11500
D E K A L B av 100 n therefrom and Reid av 50 e therefrom 33x32x100x402 rear Lot J CosteUo to J Scott - 200
HALSEY st n s 475 e Reid av 25x100 W N Lewis to D Marks 2500
RLSEY st n s 100 e Tompkins av 526 xlOO Halsey st n s 170 e Tompkins av 176x100 G C Johnson to J J Nichols 14000
HOPKINS st n s 100 w Tompkins av 25 xlOO Hoplrins st n s 200 w Tompshykins av 50x100 G AV Mead to J Vincent 7650
HOUSTON st e s 200 n AVUloughby st 25x100 J L B Norton to Mary i Asher 8000
R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
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NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
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ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
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l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
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BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
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METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
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R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
INDIA AVharf e s 8 4 1 n Conover st 20x -- 125 HamUton av and Conover st n w
cor 2411x80x587x8610 P L Ruggles (Refer) to R J K e e l e r 1 2 2 0 0
KOSCIUSKO st s e s 27310 n e-Broadshyway 1610x94 4x1610x73x3x343x33x ^gt
bull 527 Katharine Englehardt toAV G H B Block 200(1
LOTT st e S bet Vemon av and Flat-land Neck road 100x175 E AVhiteshyhouse to H Turley- - 800
MARION st n s 275 eStuyvesant av 50 xlOO Rachael B McPherson to Mary Kinghom 2200
MoNKOE st n B 150 w Throop av SOx 100 C D Burton to Ann AVethered 8500
Ross s t n w s 175 s w AVythe av 75 xlOO J R St Juyjo to SUvester Tutshytle 3000
TAYLOR st S e 75 s w Lee av 1042x 20 Martha M Gray to Eleanor A
bull GrifiBLth bdquo 10500 T E I L U I A s t s s-200e Chester av 375x bull
100 R Tumer to M McCormack 8750 TEHA-A s t n s 375 e Chester av about
200x100mdashTehaina st s s 100 e Chesshyter av about 100x100 R Tumer to W M u r p h y 3000
AVATER amp Pearl sts s w cor 100x100 P G HUdreth (Masterin Chanccry) to J WiUiams (Apr i l lSOO) 485
AA ooDHULLst n s 70w Hicks st 20X100A AV AVaUace to D IVL -Hurley 7900
WARREN st n s 2726 w Nevins st 120x 100 AV B Nichola to A J o n e s 28500
2D st n s 400 e Sth av 26 front J CosteUo to EUen F OConnor 1000
4TH pi amp Smith stT n w cor 1385x75 AV H AUen to G H Heath -8000
SOUTH 4 T H amp Oth sts n e cor 20x718 J L Merritt to Louisa C L y o n 2500
SOUTH STH s t n s 180 w 7th st 8910x 20x904x20 Augustine L Helm to G Kanoffsky- 4800
llTH amp 12th sts amp Sth av part Van Brunt Farm 14 lots and parts of 14 lots A S AVheeler to Margaret Keimy 50000
NORTH 13TH st s w s 100 s e Is t st 50 xlOO S N HavUand t o R P Boycel500
IOTH st n s 325 w Sthav 168x100J Parks to B F Blair (B amp S ) nom
BEDFORD amp Lafayette avs n w cor 1588 xlOO Elizabeth F Barker to D C Clark and Jane Purdy 18000
BROOKLYN amp Flatbush road w s 2769 n of Gertrade VanderbUt 2059x132x1463 221x2788x2891x2248x4471 (on Pros- pect Park) E Ahitehouse (Admir) to A S Robbins i^53000
D E K A L B av n S 275 e Yates av 25x100 J Sutheriand to J Foley 1500
D E K A L B av n sbdquo 275 e Yatesav 25x100 J Foley to Adaline Finken 1500
R A L P H av e s 1407 n Degraw st l lSx 381x1178x634mdashRalphst w s 447 n Degraw st 211x2324x2641x4010x7Ix 116 2x7S S Smith to J Thdublom 3410
VERNON av amp Clinton st n w cor lOOx 200 E AVhitehouse (Admr) to J P Smith 1400
June U7i
BROADWAY S W S near Grinett st 227 x6511x22x608 J Hartt to C GroU 1562
BROADWAY n s 100 e Monroe st SOvlOO Harriet A MUler to P Keavy 600
ELLIOTT pi e s 407n Lafayette av 20x 100 AV Hart to P H Malone 7000
E W E N st w s 979 n Varet st 196x100 D Brahey to J Rippinger 2000
HICKORY st s s 150 w Patchen av 25x 100 T A UemUl to L R Greene 650
HUNTINGTON fit S S 2918 W Court st 168x100 Ann Gardner to AV E Leashyvitt 4000
LORRIMER st w s 368 s Devoe st 184 x46 AV L Savage to E Savage 4500
MACON st n s 225 vr Tompkins av 20x 100 AV B Nichols to J Rathbone (Oct 1868) 7500
MACON st n s 225 w Tompkins av 20x 100 J Rathbone t o R C Baker (June 1 8 0 9 ) - ^ 7500
MADISON st w s 100 s Baltic av 818x 50x814x50 A A MiUer to Harriett A MUer (QC) 100
MADISON st w s 125 s Baltic av 25x181 Harriett A MUler to A H S Moore 275
MYRTLE s t s s 200 e Central av 20x100 J Baker to R RamseU 1500
NOBLE st s s 620 e Franklin st 100x77 9x104x1066 Anna M Gove to J N Steams 10000
SAME property J N Steams to Greenpoint Presbyterian Church 10000
PEARSALL and Bergen sts n e cor 84x100 Rebecca B Hart to Vemona G Sproul (May 1868) 5000
Ross st s e s 4128 s w Bedford av 22 4x100 R Taylor to Caroline Pope 15000
U N I O N st n s 325 n w Smith st 25x100 C Lediard to J M ODonneU 4500
WALWORTH st w s 4829 n Myrtie av 25x100 L Norris to M Fitzgibbon810050
WASHINGTON st^ e s 250 n Liberty av--55x90 J Puhn to R Henken 400
NORTH 3d st n e s Lot 1688 Burchams Asst Map 25x85 J More to C Menke 2700
F U L T O N amp MUler avs n w cor 25x100 Mary Keagagraven to Eliz Mulvaney 500 HAMILTON av w s 37411 n Conover st
25x80 P T Ruggles (Ref) to Catharine L Kemoehan 4000
LAFAYETTE amp Marcy avs s w cor 10()x 200 S D Hickok to The Puritan Church 13600
PUTNAM av amp Ormond st B e cor 834x 100 R A Swift to A JJWatts B amp S 3500
R A L P H av amp Quincgrgt sWi cor 100x100^ J Van Riper to D Adams amp W P B e U 4500
UNION av W s 3505n Van Cott av 36x 100 M Fitzsimmons to J M Mayer 10000
8 D av w s 502n- 43dst 50x100 J Penchaid to J C Hopper 3500
June 5t7i
CLINTON st w s Lot 179- E AVhitehouse to J Connors 900
COURT st w s 646 s Schermerhorn st 948x955x948x25 AV H Gardiner toJ D W U U s - - 17575
D E A N st s s 144 e Nevins st 203x100 J D WUUs to D H Loper 2250
DEGRAW st s s 550 w Franklin av 625^ x239x789x396 G A Powers to AV K o u g h ^ 700
FORREST st amp Central av n cor 175x39x4raquo 1798x796 F A AVard (Ref) to W R Curtis 1365
GRAND amp Ist sts n w cor 893x97x1156 x866 F V MorreU to Mary T Frank-^ U n 2500
HAgraveLSEY st n s 2126 w Tompkiiis av 189x100 WB Nichols to T M Cheese-man - 5500
HAMILTON st- e s 213 ii Myrtle arv 189 x8610x191x8211 A E Pressinger to Eleanor B Douglass 6000
H E R K I M E R st amp Nostrand av s w cor 60x100 J E Jenks (Admr) to P Camp^- beU 0325
LEacuteONARD st e s 100 e Conselyea st 22x 95 W Yerks to R Fisher I ia0
REMSEN st s s 25 w Lorrimer st 20x100^ G B Hooton to E AVinlrter 34u0
SACKETT amp Smith sts s e cor 80x90 Martha Piper to AV J BedeU 6000
SKILLMAN s t n s 200 e Lorrimer st 25x 100 J A Slocum to Adeline Van Cott 4400
SMITH s t e s 40 n Dean st 20x75 Sashyrah Moran to P McNamara 3000
STATE st n s 2676 e Boeram st 20x99 10 AV J Hobday to H Medler 2800
S T E U B E N st w s 108 n Dekalb av SOx 100 N B Morseto P Quinn 1400
UNION st s w s 250 w Court st 25x100 T Slocumb to R Jenkins 14000
IST st e s 2010-s North Ist st 73x4x -412x734x418 Lucretia S Rider to F V MorreU 0000
SOUTH 6THBfeiampIgtmihampl- s vr cor28x 924x317x8010 J O Ihmham to T Cook- 3300
ATLANTIC av n s 73 e Suydam pi 24x 8810 Catharine GUlen to J Graham750
CLINTON av e s 5929 n Myrtie av 20x 110 J Boyd to D Spanier 17500
DANFORTH and Cypress avs s e cor 35()x 296mdashHewes st n s 2387 w of Bedford av 18x100 Mary A R Horton t o R S Halstead 30000
FLUSHING av s e s 11310 from Central av 125x mdashx382x25x39xl028x622 F A Ward (Ref) to W E Curtis 1450
FULTON av s s 120 w o f Albany av 120 xlOO E R Nichols to AV Selpho 13650
GRAND av e s 360 s of Gates av 20x101 AV S Robin to Elsey ijEwing 16000
G R E E N E av n s 128 e of Tompkins av 22x100 Maria T Mott to Antoinette O Dodge 7 000
NOSTRAND av vr a 208 n of DeKalb av 75x100 Jane Martense to D WiUiams 505
SAME property Clara Martenseio same 245-1 TOMPKINS av^ e s 100 s of Monroe25x
100 EUegraven J Weeks to J L e w i s 12000 VERNON av a s bot Lott and Prospecfc
sts 75x200 R Whitehonse (Admr) to P Brehm 1650
YATES av e s 20 s of Quinty st 80x80 A J Decker to R F Hodges 2700
STH av 1980 w from bet U t h and 15th sts centre of block 20x6910x188x691 WE Dodge to Anna Kruse 530
June 7 BRIDGE st c a 50 s Plymouth st 25x100
H Braen to W Mulock (Deed 1850) 925 ELLIOTT pi e s 80 n Lafayette av 40x
100 AV Trotter J r to J Cur t is 10000 EAST BROADWAY S P 207e Lloyd st 5()x
154x50x1532 J J CampbeU to R Hege- ^ man 900
H A L L st e s 120 s Greene av 20x100 W Trotter Jr to J Curtis 13000
MACON st n s 200 e Marcy av 20x100 Harriet J Cowpland to Caroline J McshyLaren 7000
PACIFIC s t s s 100 e Henry st 25x100 J Q Thompson to Eleanor DonneUon 11750
PULASKI st n s 120 w Tompkins av 20x 100 A AV Dickie to Margret Dickie 5500
PLYMOUTH st- n s 175 e Hudson av 25x 100 J FarreU to T Shevelan nom
SAME property T Shevelan to Mary F FarreU nom
PACIFIC st s s 175 w Powers s t 100x200 R Felder to Wm Hahn 3250
SACKETT st s s- 225 e Nostrand av 75x-1279 Ann Geraghty to R AV Adams1800
SMITH st w s 50 n Conselyea st 25x100 0 G VaUto C Cory 1800
YORK st s s 22 e Catharine st 22x75x50x 976x1446 W Hignett to J Davisnom
SAME property J Davis to Ann Hignettnom IOTH and South Ist sts s e cor 239x100
C A Duycknick to Mary Saunders 6000 12Tn st s w s 37210^ s e 4th av 25x
100 J Van Nostrand to Jane J Boyd1200 SSTH st n e s 200 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to Wm BeU 400 SSTHst n e s 250n w 2dav 50x1002
Same to C Courtney 800 55TH st n e s 225 n w 2d av 25x1002
A AVoodraff to AV Smithwick 40O HAMILTON av e s 775 s Church st 3173
x30x317fx20 Gracircce Keogh to J GU-lan 3000
LAFAYETTE av s e s 234 w Bedford av 21x100 Jane Purdy et al to G Clarke 1325
MYRTLE av s s 35 e Raymond st 40x80 H Jones to J I Jones 10000
MYRTLE av and AValworth st s e cor SI x l l l lO T Ryan to AVm Ryan 1000
NOSTRAND av w s 80 s Koscinsko st 20 xSO Mary L Edwards to D BebeU (C) 4000
STUYVESJVNT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x100 Joseacutephine Otard to T Donohue1000
VAN SICLEN av e s 150 n Bay av 50x 100 J W A an Siclen to S AV Travis 600
L O T 66 on H Conklin and others map (Ca-narsie) H Conklin to AVm Bennett 200
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
10 R E A L E S T A T E RECORD
L O T 72 on map United Freemana Land As-Bociation Comelia D Toombs to Mary Sutton 300
LOTS 106 to 113 on the A- Agrave Remsen map G W Smith to A Harman 18000
HuNTERFLY road e s 1399 n Atiantio av 217x80x21x75 J R Sackman Jr to A MorreU 350
June 8t7i BOGART amp Rock sts s e cor 909xl75xS0x
756x50x100 F A W9rd (Reacutef) to R AverUl bull 2900
CUMBERLAND st e s 1854 n WiUoughby 8tbdquo 22x100 T B Jackson to Amanda F MUler 20000
DEAN st a s 150 w Classon av lOOxllOx 50x110x50x220 Emeline T Husted to J Porter (QC) 1 00
D E A N st S s 60 W Hudson av 40x946x 40x57x20x100x60 W D Vredenburgh to Wm A Vredenburgh 1570
GRAND amp Leacuteonard sts s e cor 20x100 Evandor ChUds to G B Horton 8000
GuERNSEY st e a 460 s Nassau av 25x 200 P G Fish to R D Van Orden 800
SAME land Sarah A Mead to F G Fish 600 HICKORY st s a 117 w Franklin av 3x
100 Jane R Kirkpatrick to-BBlance 200 HUNTINGTON st n s 100 e Court st 20x
100 T J McArthur to J L Snedicor6500 HURON st n s 233 e Oakland st 25x100
D Provost to Mary E Saltzman 350 LORIMER st vr s 121 n Ainslee st 24x
100 W R Pradens to AV L Savage5400 LORIMER st w s 475 s Nassau av SaraJi
Van Cott to H D Van Orden 50 LORIMER s t W a 525 s Nassau av 25x
100 bull Sarah Van Cott to W HerteL 800 MACON s t s s 200 e Tompkins av lOOx
200mdashCanarsie av e s whccedilre i t is intershysected by the centre line of Fumland s t e 7S6ix260x736x260 C R Brooks to J C Smith - - 45000
IMANHASSET place e a 60 IL Coles s t OOx 86 Lea Luquer to P McGuinn 2150
NELSON amp Hicks sts s w cor 50xl026 C R Christman to Board of Education of Brooklyn 3000
OXFORD s t e s 450 n Lafayette av 21x 80 Victoria Chamhers to Maria N Littleshyfield 14000
REMSEN s t n s 2011^ e AVaterbury s t J^10ixlOO C Lang to N Schneider 1100
BrvTER s t s s 350 e Bedford av 26x100 lilaiy Bums to Bridget Lysight 400
THAMES and Bogart sts s e cor 175x100 x75x25xl00x75 F Agrave Ward (Ref ) to G
Ross 1980 WALTON st s s 150 w Harrison av 50x
200mdashWalton st s s 250 vr Harrison av 75x200mdashGerry s t n s 150 w Harrishyson-av 50x200mdash^River st and Marcy av n e cor 126x512x710x446mdashRiver s t and Marby av n vr cor 1710xl89x 1510x232 L Cisco to R Best 6400
U N I O N s t a s 800 e Smith s t 60x98 S L Brucircmley to AV W Kenyon 4600
I s r p L a a 225 e Court s t 25xl336J R M Blatchford to G L Schuyler 1200
2D pi n s- 2834 e Court s t 168xl335i Eliz N Andrews to AV H Hatch 2500
4 T H pi a a 2246 w Court s t 168x133 5 i Mary E Petti t t to J Andrews 5000
N O R T H Sth s t n a 60 e 6th s t 50x100 S Roehner to C Zeiger 3625
14TH s t a w a 320 n vr 3d av 16x88 9ixl6xS88 B Banks to J B Shershyman 1500
41ST n a 350 e Sth av 50xlOcircOcirc2 B F Goodrich to Mary A Clark 700
CENTRAL av and George s t e cor lOOx 1799x587x1210x1872 F A AA ard (Reacutef) to J A Peal 2920
CHESTNUT av s s 192 vr Coney Island p road 50x100 S A IcircDller to R F Bur-gojTie 200
LAFAYETTE av n s 180 w Marcy av 20 xlOO S ]r Griswold to H R 3IuUer 7500
LAFAYETTE av s s 3584 e Reid av 168 xlOO J Burst to J Andrew 4500
R E I D av and Jefferson st n w cor lOOx 100 T B Youn- to M G Mix 3250
STUYVESANT av and Kosciusko s t s copy cor 50x100 Joseacutephine Otard to Catherine McGrath - 2000
TOMPKINS av and Macdonough s t n e cor 100x200 J C Smith tb C H Brooks bull bull bull bull bull bull bull bull Bom
UTICA av and AVyckoff st s w cor 520 xlOO Hannah L Coward to J H Pi t t 1000
4Tri av w a 252 a 37th s t 25x100 B F Goodrich to A Casey 1000
LOTS 26 28 and 29 on map of Vemon av (Flatbush) R AVhitehouse to AA Barshyton 68S0
PROJECTED BUILDINGS
T H B f oUomng plans embrace aU those bnUdings tha t havc been submitt^iumld to the approval of the Superintendent since onr last
^ 6 8 T H STmdashS s 275 c l l t h av one 2 story frame and wood tenenient 25x36 owner John MehUg - ^ui ldcrs Heidl amp Smith
71ST ST--N s 40 e 9fch av one 1 story wooden church 353c70 owners R e f d Church - architect P Smith buUder Finley bull^74Tn STmdashS s~ 370 e A v A one 2 story wooden dwelling 18x30 owner Owen McNaUy buUder Franz Werling
^ 7 4 T H STmdashS s 395 e Av A one 2 story wooden diveUing 18x25 owner Michael McNaUy buUder Franz Werling bull bull
bull ^ bull S O T H STmdashN s 175 w l l t h av one 2 story wooden dweUing 18x22 o^vner ampc John Al AVunnenberg ^ 1 1 2 T H S T - N S 175 e4th av one first class basement and 2 story brick dwelling 20x42 owner James Migher architect Alex WUson builder Luramerhays
^125111 STmdashS s 80 e 2d av one 2 story brick stable 20x40- oivner Henry AV Genecirct architect Warner buUders Haw amp Ocirchcridan
^ S w cor Lexington av 64th st four first class basement and 3 story brick and b r o v n stone dwellshyings 20x50 owner Corneacutelius Farley architect John Sexton
^ bull S i x mdash S w cor Mad av and 133d stmdash^five e s Mad av 1911 nvl32 st clegraveven first class brick and brown stone dweUings 3 story 20xmdash owner and buUder Leander B n c k architects Rogers amp Brown ~S w cor 3d av and 5Sth sts five basement and 5 story brick and broAvn stone stores and tenements 201x73 owner Geo F Steinbreuer ^ S w cor lOth agravev and 130th st one second class 2 story wooden dwelUng 25x25 owner Marshyt in Larkin architect Bart AValther builder R H Dowlmg ^ I O T H AVmdash^E s 80n 56th s t r one first class 3 story brick dweUing 20x34 o^vner M Hinch arcliitect and buUder Thos Hinch N N e cor lOth^av and25th st one 3 story brick store and tenement 8483^x50 owner John Grea^ g a n architect J W Pi rsson buUder Edward Harlow ^ -BROADWAYmdash407 and 409 one basement and 5 story br ick and marble ofiBces 52Jltrx61xl01 ownshyers 9fch Nat Bank architect R L Rober t s builder Amos AA oodruff
V C H U R C H STmdashE 6 from Wor th to New Pear l st one first class basement and 0 story brick and iron store 180x34 dwher Bryce Gray archishytects Wm FeUd amp Son buUders Moore amp Bryant bull
^DQ-WNING- STmdash1416 lOJ^ two 5 story brick tenements 36x26x43x34 owTier C G icirc icirc i tcheU arcliitect Poster
bull ^ A V A R R E N ST-7Nos 70 and 38 CoUege pL two first class 5 stocircry brick stores 25x37x75 owner Geo W Welsh architect C Mettan
^ ^ V 2 0 T H ST-^248one basement and 4 story brick tenement 24x50 owner-Beimet Kel le r architect L Burger
raquo ^ 5 T H STmdash^N s250 e 3d av r one4 story brick lepement 25x33 b^vner Mrs OShea
W 41ST STmdash^32 one 3 story brick tenement 25x48 owner Christian Trincks architect J M Forster
bulliraquo-E 41ST STmdash^140 and 142 two 4 story br ick tenements 401x55 owner PhiUp AVeeks archishytect AVm Grant ^AV 44TH STmdash44 to 56 one 2 story brick stable 125x83 owners 6th Av R R Co buUdshyer Wm R Stewart
^ M C T H S T mdash S S 100 c 7th av one 2 story brick stable 20x50 owner John S Sutphen architect and builder laquoJames (J Lynd
^AV 4 7 T H STmdash339 one -basement and 4 story brick tenement 25x52 owner ampc Michael Dooley
^ - 49x11 STmdashN s 80 w 2d av one 4 story brick tenement 21x46 o^vner P Corrigan architect John Sexton builder Thomas Duffy
gtlaquo SOTH STmdash^N s 389 w Sth av one fiirst class 4 stocircry briok and bro^vn store dweUing 18x63 ownshyer Stephen B S t rang architect S D H a t c h builder Middleton
51ST STmdashS s 125 e 3d av one 4 story br ick tenement 25x50 owner EUen M McEvoy
V ^ 5 8 T H S T ^ S S 75 w 3d av one 5 story brick and brown stone tenement 20x56 owner Geo F Steinbreuer
bull ^ ) 2 D STmdashS S 80 e Lex av one first class 4 story brick and brown stone dweUing 19x50 ovner Thomas Bradbun architect Jolm Sexton bull 65TH STmdash^N s 2306 e I s t av r one second class 2 story brick dwelling 19x24 owneumlr W m Foy ^ ^ -
REAL ESTATE MARKET
TnE market for city property preacutesents the same deshypressegraved condition wliich lias cliaractorized it of late and we hear of some instances where slight concessions are of- ffX fcrod by Beacuteliers particularly in regard to Brooklyn prop- ^ erty Speculatlvo buyers are however holdingoff aud eacutevince no disposition to make contracte Matters are eas-jng up a little in regard to the agraveiiBculUes which have ea-isted for some timo back in regard to the procurcment of money on bond arid mortgage although the money market at the present timo is an object of anxious solicitude to holders of property on margins and every little chango ia ncrvously noted Forcountry propertj there is no change and the sales as a rule aro well attended and in some inshystances are highly successful Messrs ^Johnson amp Miller will sell on Tuesday June 14th the remaindor of theNos-trand Farm lots at Clarencevillo S I Tho Messrs A 1) Mellick Jr amp Bi-o will sell oh Wednesday 70 villa plots at Plainfield (see advertisement) also onTuesdaythe 14th at Avenel 100 Ailla plots (see advertisement)
MARKET REVIEW BRICKSmdash^Dealers generally report no very important
nor decided alteacuterations in themarket forhard brick but they alL express much greater confidence than for several weeks past and business for the time being at least ip evidently settling down to a moro uniform and reliablo basis Tho supplies hacircve continued to como forward riither ^lowly and irregularly partly owing to nnavoidablo detentionsin loading the lack ocircf favorable winds laquoegravec though the fact that nearly ail the kilns thus far burned bave beon of small size tends materially tp reduce tho aggro-giito amount received The quality has continued to ini-prbve but as yet can hardly be said tothe up to tho ordishynary average Dealers who tako stock by tho cargo to sell ont in smaller quantities still refrain from purchasing with any freedom and buildegravers who buy direct from vesshysel adhegravere to the policy of operating only to the extent of immeacutediate wants but those wants appear tobe daily increasing and the demand of lato bas been active enough to consume pretty much a 1 the arrivais nnd very few bricks aro unsold atthe present writing Prices havo held their own without difliculty and close quito steady with the range somewhat condensed ])revious inside flgshyures being dropped owing to tho disappcaranco of oll tho inferior lots AVe quote nt sectS00sect10U0 per M for North River with some of the very best parcels occnsionally reaehing $1050 though this mny be considered about tho oxtremo cirgorate The call is largely on city account nnd as before runs mainly on tho npper qualities ancf thegravese some of oui leading dealers thiuk will be pretty Avell sustained throiighout the grciter portion of the sumshymer iii fact several very good contracts bave already been made for fulure delivery on about a basis of entrent rates The falling bficircin biiilding opeacuterations has in tlie main beon amongst bull those who were running up cheap dwelling liouscs on speacuteculation in the upper part of the city and could use common brick but down town there is if anything incregraveiised activity in tho eacuterection of large ware houses ampc and for theso nothing but the very best stock is wanted bull Tho Eastern orders also which ai-o occasionshyally coming in insist upon having Al brick or none at ail Paie brick continue in good brisk demind and hacircve met with increased attention since the disappcirahco of the inferior lots bf hard Tho gecircnerai supply is very fair but is not allowed toaccnmulato We quote at $550(^ $T00 per M with very few 1QJS to be found nt tho insido rate Croton frorits havo not commcnccdto arrive in any quantity ns yet and wo bave no new features to noto Prices range ftom $1600 for common brown to $1900 per M for choice red Philadelphia fronts selling slowly from jobbers harids at about $450050O0 per M
CEMENTmdashThe gecircnerai inquiry for Eosendale is fair if anything rather better than last week shippers continshyuing to purchase with full as-much freedom and many local dealers increumlassng their orders owing to Somo imshyprovement in the distributive demand Prices remain steady and ail theacute leadiiig companies without difficulty stillocircbtiin sect190 delivered at Rondout nnd $200 per bbl delivered hero icircicircotiiing has occurred to interfegravere with the production and tho supply is nearly ecircqnal to the call thongh in a few cases back orders aro yet to-begrave filled Eastern buyers nro well represented afair amonnt is taken for thegrave Pacific coast and exporters occasionally want a Binall-pagravercel Reacutecent engagements bave been iniide to deliver stock it Boston for use on public buildshyings nt $21 T and contracts hacircve also bden entered into to land at San Francisco 20000 bbls cernent freo of ail charges at $893 the latter lot to be used in the construc- tion of the United States Mint Foreign styles are modshyerately active at previous ratos The only shipments reshyported are IT bbls to Mexico
FIRE BRICKmdashThe supplies arc still quite libeacuteral and the market as a rule rather slow but still tliere appears to be less gecircnerai innctivity and deacutepression than was apparent two or three weeks ago and a few dealers report a very fair trade Prices remain about as before with first class bnyers oocasionally g-iiiiing comparatively easy terms
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
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R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 11 laquo K f - ^ M T^H faicirci-lemaridacircnd steady at $80reg i l l o d o i b r V ^ S deg - S0 do forLeemoo-an $5
1 n n = deg tradeJOi-ty Of the deacutesirable parcels haviiieuml wnrrU^ - out by jobbers and the suppl es c o m i n S bullraquovard footmg uj too small to induce any Keeat an ount of sSifv^wrM ^l^ ^ ^^ deacutecline is S mor
S ^ f w ^ ^ bullT^ ^ f tli^ last-mentioned K w^^ T i ^ ^bullicirc ^degih Jiddingon in flrst a d bdquolaquo bdquo tradedegi ffnnitœ to- sell to a fair extent ana values aro sustauied Exporters hivucirc been l o o W around w th a trifle more freidon tlocircugh S i n only-
fdr mTnl^ ^t 5^ deg - ^bullgt ylaquol tradoTs only ^orts thif S - ^ ^ n deg IcircPraquo-tint reduotion No ev-^iumllbdquo Agrave^^^- ^^^ receipts are as follows From frorifs^MnrJ ^ n f -o^V ^^ ^^^^ ^ deg- laquo laquo laquo S s igtw oor bull bull^J ffs mahogany from Port-au-eecC ^ deg^ ^bull laquond PagravemahLi54lOcircgs
bull^ GLASSmdashThe slightly increased dom-ind for for icirco-n
^^v= H V f^ H ^ l- review nnd for several Sf 1 ^11- laquoctivo enough 6 ronufro
pet tv close attention It is a noticeatlo bull fact howTvLr tliat buyers are very cautious in their onerations and niicirc orders appear to t)emraquoea=oiiirrtrunoi imSo- bull sities The call is in tho main ftom tbi^f^licircdeg f^laquo-fow coastwise and Southern orders and ii5wicirc55 iumliumlMracirc-local jobber can be found looking for goods Tho gecircnerai range of discounts remains ns before but pripes are stiff-eniiig up n triUe and the outside figures are now only alshylowed when a very desirablo sale can be eftected thereby
Ju most cases assortments are fair though as comparashytively scarce sizes we mav mention 7x0 eacutexlO 10xr2-18 x23 to IS30 22x28 243b 24x32 and 24x3G The siles ai-c making at 3545 per cent olf list on English 40reg55 per cent off on Fi-encli American glass lins been rather dull though n number of lots hacircve been ticirciken by sash and blind makers and several very fair sbipmonts ivere mado to tho intenor-and southward Discount still 50(^55 per cent The latest imiiorts are 2293 packages glass valued at $4T31 and 16J glass plate at $2T072
IIARDWAREmdashThe amount of business doing in tho various styles of buildegravers hardware is in tho aggregate qiiitc small but hegravere and thero a dealer can bo found with a lair number of orders in course of exeacutecution and some hopes are entertained of-n little better trado within a few weeks Not much dependeneo is placed on the local deshymand but the decUning cast of freights it is thought will increase tho call from the interior The supplies are fair and pretty well assorted At a reacutecent meeting of lock-manufacturers it was generallyresoived to hold to tho old scalo of prices though buyers havo been looking for a reacuteshyduction and aro 8omewhit disappointed that thoy gain no great advantage Wo learn however that Mallory y heoler amp Co are down to $525 per doz for their uprin-fit nm locks 211 complegravete with minerai knobs $150 per dozfor mineralknobs japanned less 15and IXpor cent bull nnd that othecmineral knobs can bo bought at $1 25 for japanned $1T5 for porcelain japanned aud S450copy $470 ner dozibr porcelain rose plated ail net Cast and wroughfebutts and strap and T hinges are rather more plenty in amplr demand and steady
LATH-mdashA short supply and a continued good demand havo enabled tho selling Interest to retain ail tho ndvanta-o during the past week and wc hacircve again to note n sli- Ut advance with a pretty strong uniform tone prevnllinltat tho higher figures The cargo sales aro still almost exclushysively to local deilei-s who though quite unwillin to come in on an advancing market and in no caso making heavy purchases fipd the distributivo trade active enough to cause them to re-stock quita frequently and pay tho improvement iri vaine which receivers very naturally inshysist npon under tho circumstances Ono or two small parcels havo boen sold in transit to this port but in tho majority of cases sellers refuse to negotiate upon goods provious to arrivai the moro so now that priceo havo tho upward turn The amount en route is reported as modeshyrato and manufacturers aro apparently determined to carry out their policy of forcing our niarket up to $300 per AI by holding back supplies but so long as the production continues with its present vigor thero cari be no actual scarcity and an accumulation is not Improbable particushylarly should tho points which are now paying eacutequivashylent to $300 because fllled up Sales for the week reshyported of 500000 nt sect270 per M From yard trade is good at a proportionate advance over the abovo figure As wo go to press we learn of additlonal sales of one milshylion lath nt sect275 a further slight advance tho market closing firm
LIMEmdashThroughout the past week the market for Kockland lime has shown a very dull tone with no changes in price of advantage to either buyer or seller The supshyply has been very small and tho few cargoes disposed of almost immediately upon arrivai without difficulty but bnyers generally aro not over anxious to secure stock whilo receivers flnd no opportunity as yet to get values up to n more reniimerative level The kilns in tho meanshytime remiin almost idle the call from other points not bemg suBicicnt to keep them burning and thoprlces curshyrent hero leaving nothing but n loss to manufacturers Common sells with the greatest poundaso and may bo quoted steady at $125 per bbl whilo lump is so much neglected as to be almost nomlnil at sect150 per bbl Tho Northern
hmes are amvlng with moro freedom and In a measure supply tho absence of Eastern stock though as a rule tho present salo is not libeacuteral and a portion of tho receipts go to flll previous orders The flrst class companies such as tho Bald Mountain Jolnta (Glenns Falls) ampc ask and as a rule obtain prices abont tho samo as Rockland but a good many lots of inferior stock can be bought on much easier terms and it ia rumored that even prime brands bave been shaded somewhat in order to secure customers The receipt coastwiso for tho week are tight cargoes
LUMBERmdashThero is no gecircnerai improvement in the ( emuiul ut tho i-olail ynnls but cvidontly n healthicr tone
and business has rather a brlghter look than last week JJealers who wero busy before report a continuation of the same encouraging state of affairs nnd others who havo been domg scarcely anything now begin to flnd that a few buyers are still left From the country dealers scarcely any orders are now received tho call coming almost enshytirely from locnl city consumers both for building nnd manufacturing purposes nnd as lisual the nssortment Inshyquired after is very gecircnerai with a littlo more doing proshybably m black walnut and other fancy woods Prices roshymain firm nnd uniform at the full figures of our previous quotations and the stocks are slowly increasing mainly irom purchases mado early in theacute season at the West and now coming through direct some- of leading dealers counting their receipts thus far up among tho million feet with more to como Tho Albany market still bas a scant icircissortment and feels the effect of the continued fair Jiastern trade to a considerablo extent inducing our deil-ers to hold aloof or whero small pai-celii of certain lines of goods are particularly required to buy from their neighshybors until they eau replenish stoegraveks from cirgoes en route A few small contracts havo been made witlicirc buildshyegravers for future delivery of goods but the gecircnerai pro-fcrenco ol buyers is to await pressing wants beforo ai-peimg in tho market ail feeling hopeful ofnn ultimato deacutecline and ail holding oU- to tako adkntage of it should it como beforo they are compelled to purchaso
Ihe wholosalucirc market is withoutany decided alteacuteration the geacuteneacuteral supphes running too small as yet to admit of icirc-raquoviibdquoJLdeg bull bulll^ d buyers exhibiting an indlf-amp^iSSIi^2EeL^laquonetlt laquohow s very plainlwhat tlio and then n dealegraverrIumlMIcirciumliumlf3 fiVicirc[piumliicirclF5^ grecs worked off stock and flnding a little distributive demand proyaillng thinks best to replenish and this call bas taken nearly ail tho deacutesirable parcels on spot or-to arshyrive The export demand has been fair in theaggregate but spasmodic agravend uncertain owing to tho fluctuations in gold and the cost of freight room Tho Bra-zlllan tariff of- dutles on Imports has been modified somewhat nnd now stands araquo follows on lumber Pine 8 centimegravetres in thickness ll(5irs per square meacutetro nnd for each 2 centimegravetres increaso in thickness an addishytlonal 1169i rs per sq meacutetro Plnned or dressed lumber wlll pay 50 per cent in addition to above dutieis Eastern spruce sinco the reacuteduction noted In onr last bas remained comparatively stcicircidy wltb indeed n littlo moro firmness on tho upper qualities somo littlo compeacutetition prevailing to secure extra lengths AU tho cargoes that havo arrived up to the present writing are sold out and some purchases havo been made previous to arrivai mostly of stock howshyever for which thero was are-sale in small parcols already secured Wo do not learn of a great many bills offering on tho market but there is sald to bo a pretty good sized fleet en route for this point wblchwould not be surprising considering tbe number of vessels nnd chenpness of frelghts at tho Eastward as Avell as tho steady production of timber and lumber Wo quoto common to good at $1800regsect2000 jier M primo to extra at $2050reg $2150 and choice $2200 per M White pine is rather slow of sale but in odd lots quite a respectable amount is being picked by both the homo trade and shippers and prices rule steady Outside figures however are obtained with difliculty and only by tho very best lots We quoto at sect2000sect2500 per M for inferior to fair box and shipshyping boards and sect2600reg3000 for good to choico do Piling Is less plenty but the stock about equals tho deshymand and the markot preacuteserves n steady tone prices ranging from 6jlaquof reg7gt^c for inferior to good to 8c for prime and sect3^c9c for extra to choice Pickets aro not Inshyquired after and the few lots coming forward to complegravete lumber cargoes bave to be disposed of on such terms as the circumstances of tho caso may dlctato thongh tho buyer generally has tho advantage Yellow pino Is steady for tho ordinary averago of stock and a littlo firmer for choico sizes ampc as the supply of tho latter has of lato scarcely equalled the demand The purchases are mostly for imshymediato uso dealers showing no inclination to add to thelr stocks In yard We quote at sect8000sect3400 for timshyber and flooring boards Black walnut logs in fair shipping demand and steady at 7creg7Xc por foot Shinshygles of ail kinds dull and nominally unchanged Wo noto sales 675000 feet Eastern Spruco at sect1800regsect22 00 20000 inch pickets at $S80 100000 fegraveet yelloiv pine on spot (a resale) and 150000 foet to arrive at S3200reg $3300 per-M
Tho exports of lumber bave been as foUows Thiswk Last wk Since Jan 169
Feet - Feet Feet ^ugrave-iea 276793 Antwerp ^ - mdash 1400 177712 Argentine Eepublic mdash 35a841 1843857 Brazil bull bullbull 38755 844092 British Australia^ 823403 2236521 BritishGuidnai-^^ 12254 British Honduras 18000 628-26 British West Indies 10000 16011 865210 Canary Islands 824349 Central America 61584 CWli bull 444795 China 5964 115173 Cisplatlne Eepublic mdash=mdash 653000 Cuba bull bull i 20444 icirc 77272- 823108 - Danish West Indies 18528 Dutch West Indlea 1400 French West Indies 17811 Havre bull 6745 Hayti 82963 199424 Lisbon Lmdash 114987 Liverpool- mdash mdash 3 010 Mo-xico 3900 25753 233286 New Granada bullmdash 291087 Peru mdashmdash 1027197 Porto Rico 27000 Venezuela - 60395
Total feet bullgt 78276 854435 9642743
Value- t$5950 $3348-3 $415947 Wo nlso notice shrpmonts of 107 logs black walnnt
valned at sect49(7 to Bremen Five logs maplo valued at sect270 to Cuba 160 bundles shingles value $raquo10 to Mexico bull 400 staves to London 2400 do to Glasgow and 6000 do lo Corunnn The receipts reported are as follows From New Orleacuteans 83 logs walnut and 20000 staves from ocirc^-o^^S 105000 feet lumber from Brunswlcfc Ga 2(3i3o feet do from Savannagraveh 188 piegraveces Inmbor from Charleston 124114 feet lumber from Wilmington 2800 feet do from Newborn 36000 shingles The receipts reported from the Maine coast include nine cargoes of lurnber and two do lath AVe havo advices ofahlpments from ban Frnnclsco to Callno of 44000 feet lumber from Wilmington to Rio Janeiro 146577 feet lumber from Baltimore to Rio Janeiro of 140010 feet Inmber tlaquo Porto Rico of 212048 feet lumber and 95000 shingles to Demo-raro 2023 feet lumber to Bnhama Islands 0000 leet Irim-ber and 25000 shingles and to Nassau N Pbdquo 6000 feet lumber -1 w vi
bull A recentChlcago report says Tlio favorable direction of tho wind to-day broncht
quite a nHml)er of lumber-laden craft into port and as a conseacutequence the offerings wero libeacuteral The quality of tho lumber offered was better thnn at nny timo dnring the season nnd as buyers wero out in full force the volume of business trnnsncted was quito satisfactory As regards prices very few changes of importance occurred nnd tho provaihng feeling was one ot finnness Lnmber from Muskegon running 60 per cent strips balance boards nnd m xed brought sect1500 coarse mixed $1200 and common iumliuml^nlaquo ^ cargoofmlll-run from this point sold at $1600 and another of fair grades sold nt S1400 Boardraquo aPft^tClESftom Grand River commanded $1400 A cargo one inch and$83Si(mjpnMlaquoiBasiccedilpmmanded $2000 for continuo in urgent demand and selI~qnrcKiyTlrTfraquoraquoraquoai icirci_ $302X forcommon to cholcc-ofierings The bulk of tho sales to-day were however mido at the inside figure There Is uo abatement In tho demand for lath and prices nre very uniform sales making nt $225 per M ntloat To-ward the close of business hours something in the neighshyborhood of eighteen or twenty cargoes were left over
Subseacutequent to the nbove the demand became very moltI-crato nnd prices fell off materinlly but as the particulars of sales were kept secret reliablo qnotations could not bu given icircIcssrsAVoolner amp Garricks Monthly Circular conshytains the following under date of June Ist 1869
We commenced our circuLir of this date last year by stating that the total receipts of lumber for April wero some twenty-two millions over nnd for tho month of May one hundred and fifty-eight millions in excess of the preshyvious year notwitbstanding the market was lively for tho flrst of tho season but bccamo depressegraved from Lad weather renderingtransportation almost impossible dnrshying the month of May and finally concessions in price had to be mado in favor of the bnyer
This year we havo tho pleasure to record qnito a dlflferent condition of things so far as recelpta and shipments are concerned
Tho receipts up to the Ist of Jnno shocircw a falling off of forty-seven millions and the shipments an increase of over forty-soven millions over last year
SiiiNOLEsmdashThe receipts nro slxty-threo millions larger and the shipments npwards of forty-two milUons in excess of last year
LATHmdashThe receipts are nine millions 1laquoS3 nnd tho shipments two and one quarter millions moro tban laat year
Tho arrivais for the past month bave mn largely into the rongher grades of lnmber tho demand for which hos been excellent and although there hacircve been days when owing to hoavy arrivais the market bas concedea to want of dock room and very bad weather yet upon the wholo it has not flnctuated abovo flfty cents to one dollar per M on such qualities and closing at qnotations fully equal to tbe first sales of the month Tlils has been tbe moro surprising as our roads town and coantry bave been nlmost impassablo for the greater part of tbe time in conseacutequence of tho continued heavy raios which havo also put a stop to agrlcnltnral opeacuterations on aU tbe lower lands of tbis State
There isno denylng tbe fact tbat tbo market bas shown a good front under the peculiar depressing weather which ve havo had caused by the rains which havo been almost incessant for the past fortnight
The amount ofthe higher qualities of lumber hacircve not been in excess of the demand and although the trade bas beon largely conflned to lower grade tho market is flrm and a good business Is expected for tho ensuing montb as tbe frado for such bas not been supplied to any extent
We therefore quote the market flrm for ail kinds but more especially for tho upper qualities for whlcb there aro many inquiries
Tho accounts from the eastern markets are good stocks rednced and a fair demand and strong hopesof a good years business
From Canada the reports aro that manufacturers nre ask-ingelght dollars gold at tho mills for mUI run mill culls out at which price we hear of some small sales being mado
As theso figures aro not Ukcly to bo realized In our marshykot at present prlco of gold it icircs very probable that ncorly aU tho Georglan Bay npper qnaUtles wlll be purchased by bnyers for tbo eastern markets
In times of stringency bf money anddulness in trade and dopfession of prices generally it bas been a standing remark in tho tmdo that lumber was always tbe first to feel the effect and tho last to be benefited by achange for tho better
It is useless to dIsguise or to be indiffegraverent to tho fact that trado In gecircnerai from mnny explnlned and some obshyscure causes bas not beon so brisk as many persons anticishypated in the opening of tho season we bave reason theru-fore to bo gratefully satisfied that lnmber bas been tbo exception Instead of the rule in this instance nnd we iumliopo to see tho healthy condition of that market assist in rccuperating other branches of tradu thut are at preacutesent depressegraved
To such of our Cinadian friends who may prefer this market to tho East wo repcit n sentence from ono of our previous circulaismdashWo would ndvise llic mill-owrKi-s in
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
12 E E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Canada tlaquo send to this market only boards the wider the better er strips s i s inches wido ail of good thickness the inorc of tho short lengthsmdash12 aud 14 feotmdashthoro aro in tho former and the less in the latter the better it will suit the demasd ofthe purchasers hfrc The clear lumber off tbe sides of tho log should be sawed into IH IX raquond 2 inch It wUl not pav to saw white pine logs into 2x4 stud-ding joists or timber as thegravese articles can be obtiincd cheaper across Lake Michigan
If the consumption for Chicago aud its outlets i s conshysidered a criterion for the last four years wo need not be apprehenslve of gluttlng the market with the quantity of logs procured tbis season nithough tbey aro far in excess of last j-ear Every log cut has been brought to market in ail the streams and trlbutaries that w o bave board from aind tbose tiiat havo not reported are unimportant^
Messrs VTampG also furnish tho followlng figures STOCK ON l lAKn IcircUHIEIt IATH SHIXGIES Jan i s t 1869 278816383 2S31i000 2-479O00 KctssinceJanlV59bdquo1677630S3 33929000 223890000
44laquo579465 52241000 249809000
Sold 308453500 84W4050 21lti607250 E8tdstkJunolltS918S125fl59 17697))0 32761750 Jan i s t 1S5S mdash 3 7 8 474033 27885000 29621000 lt ism 128456000 1024iuml000 21273000
1600 128l)6O00 184790110 24903000 M 1861 1)4200000 10336000 21754000 ^i 1802 78043878 7321000 15307000 1SG3 73000709 5504450 2-2950000
rClCES tlIMllEtt _J-AXUno mdash^llfiumloacirct^ iraquoOTreg$li00 $400$300 $475reg$400
Maji 1806 1800reg 1900 375copy 400 400reg 475 Mav 1S67 1600reg 1750 875reg 400 875reg 450 May 1808
I s t Woek KiOOreg lfi00 2 ^ reg 275 875reg 400 ad bull 1200reg 1800 2B0reg 275 8lti5reg 876 3tl bull 1200reg 1700 235reg 250 800reg 375 4tb 1200reg 1700 2 25reg 250 850reg 860
Mav 1S09 Ist W e e k 1100reg leraquo 225 800reg 325 2d 1150reg 1650 225 800reg 350 3d 1200reg 1706 225 800reg 85o 4Ui 1200reg 1700 225 362reg 875 Tbe Saginaw Enterprise says bull The lumber market begins to brighten up and look
brisk A largo number of buyers havc been In the market - during the week and a number of million feet of lumber
bave changed bands almost invnrlably at the unishyform rate of $6 $12 and sect35 D F Rose ampCo sold Wed-Mosday 600000 feet to Meer amp Rcimer of Cincinnati at $0 sect12 sect80 sect85 and sect40 and 600000 feet dry on privato terms 4x) Buffalo parties Tho dry lumbcf was from Wickes dock During tlie Aveek W H AVebster sold two cargoes or about 600000 feet for sect0 $12 nnd $85 and Mr Jtenjumin of Snginaw City 250000 feet at the samt figures A a i lcago parly purchased 1000000 feet at $6 $12 $30 $35 and $40 and Mr Sparrow j)urcbased at Bay Clt^- for the Chicago market 500050 feot at the same figures A number of other sales are reported -covering two or three
i uiillion feet of lumber but aU at the abovo rates Alto- gether tho lumlier market maybe sald to_ look fiattorlng and tbe symptoms are that money wUl begrave much plentier in a short time
From a Toledo journal wo obtain tlio foUowing We give below a statement of the lumber latlr ampc shipshy
ped from tbis port during tho month of May 1869 and-the comparative month last year The sbipmenta show an in-cicose over last year bnt are much smaller than tbey would bave been bad not tho water been so low on the bar a iKirUon of the time In this connection wc might state that tho drcdge lias been employed on tho CarroUton bar fortiie past two weeks and now lias a channel ofsufiicient ltlepth tio allow loaded vessels a passage The shipments witltin the past few days havo been quito lai-go The loi-towing is the comparative statement
May 1869 May 1868-Lumber f t 26492526 22832709 Lath l)C8 1687600 2659750 ijbinglcs 7390250 623375(raquo fiait bWs 11387 16597 Staves 106500 602000 Hoops 100000 124000 PickeU 8000 4000 Shooks b d l s 738 2175 Timber ft 100000
The St Louisnnarket icirc s reported as foUows Wc noto incrcased recelpta but only a moderate busishy
ness at tbo river bank Buyers are holding back for lower priocs and not much lumber is chan^ng bands It is thought that tbo depressegraved condition of this market is likely to divert lumber from tbis market which was origishynally destined her(^ Received since our last 7617500 feet whito pine 300000 feet yellow pine 4300000 shingles pound00000 lath 215300 feot poplar and asli and 800000 feet oak elm wnlnut and cottonwood logs - Sales include 1 raft dimension white pino at $17 on huiding 800000 feet white iiine sect21 on landing lgt000 fcltgtt green flooriug bullIduea sect2450 7 cars dimensions yellow pine sect19-sect20 copy2250 5 cirs green flooring ordinai-y sect26 fair sect27 good sect2850 choico sect30 700000 shingles atLouisiann Mo at sect4$425 on the leveacutee 85000 feet poplar at sect26 for boards sect27 for strips green 90000 feet ash sect24reg25 C000 do sect 2 7 reg sect 2 8 80000 feet walnut common sect80 good and primo sect40sect4050 Poplar in demand at sect 2 6 reg sect27 Ash quiet and market wcU supplied Pccan hickshyory- aud sycamore so t wanted Cvpress 6 inch strips in dcin-md and clear would bring ^26 No sale for oak unless spcclally orderod Walnut scarce and choico dry lots would command good figures
Ivccent exporte and shipments bave been mado from Boston as follows To Africa 73717 feet lumber and S4250 shingles To Baracoa 18758 feet lumber To Bershymuda 150 bundles lath to British Provinces 0782 feet lumshyber to Calcutta 24000 fegraveet lumber to Cuba 3251 feet lumber to Fortune Island 31065 fcct lnmber an^IOO000
shingles to Hayti 15006 feet lumber to Madras- 40494 feet lumber to Montevideo 639988 foot lumber to Porto Rico 10218 feet lumber to AspinwjiU 20000 feat do to other foreign ports 322484 feet do to San Francisco 5001 piegraveces lumber 165 piegraveces plank and 262 piegraveces hickory
Tbo following wero the surveys at Boston for tbe week laquonding June 41869 ^
Domestic Lumber Feot Forn Lumber Fee t P i n e 848219 Plnc 552066 Spruce 1086886 Snruec 775328 Hemlock 295480 Hemlock 101503 Pine Tim and Joist 0267 Pine Tim and Joist10300 So Floor Bcards 274108 Bo Pine Timber 200137 Black Walnut 377457
Total l0SS594 Total 1409257
bull Total 4527851 ]gtoston prices arc as follows Clear pino sect8000 for No icirc $7000 for No 2 $0000 for
No $4000regsect4i509 for N o 4 aud $3000regsect350O for No 5 Coarse pine sect2000regsect2200 for No 5 and $1400reg sect1600 for refuse Shipping boards $2200reg$2300 Spruco sect151750 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $900reg$1200 for refuse Hemlock boards $1500reg$15ocirc0 for Nos 1 amp 2 and $800 reg$1000 for refuse
^ SpniCO N o - bull onnoregocoo
Cedar ex 400reg 425 Cediir No 1 275reg 800 Spruce 200 220 Pmo ex mdash reg mdash N o l mdash reg mdash
Liths S p r u c e 225reg 275 Pino 800reg 327
$5 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 7 00
14 00 12 00
30 00 24 00 18 00 11 00 1 05 1 50 460 2 25 8 50 0 45
(3 reg reg m reg
m copy
copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy
$5 50 7 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 40 00 80 00 20 00 15 00 13 00 7 25 7 00 82 00 26 00 20 00 12 00 1 10
7 00 2 50 4 50 0 55
Portland rates as foUows Cleir Pine
icircf5-3rISSficircgoOcircOcirc No 4 2500(g8000
H-ird Pine 40004500 Shipping 2100reg2400 Spruce 14001700 Hemlock 12001500 Clear Pine Clapboards
45005000 Spruce e x 80003500 St Johns N B prices as follows Tho regular quotations for lumber freights were as folshy
lows To Boston sect350375 to Providence sect400$450 to NewYork sect500 to Philadelphia sect500 and to North Side Cuba $800
Prices of lumber ampc as foUows Logs Spruce per M
Sapling Pine Box Aroostook Pine
Spruco Deals bull Aroostook Pine Boards Nos 1 amp 2
N o S N o 4
Arodstook P B Shipping Common bdquo Spruce Boards i
Scantling (unstd) bull Clapboards extra
No 1 No 2 No 3
Laths Spruco Pine
Palings (Spruce) Shingles Cedar (shaved) 1
Pine Sugar Box Shooks cacb
Tho Southern markets are fairly active and steady at preacuteviens figures Tho freight charges from Savannagraveh are as follows
Timber to New York $11 Jumber $9 Timber to Boston $11 lumber sect9reg$950 Timber to Philadelphia $10 lumshyber sectS Lumber to Baltimore sect7 To Eastern ports lumshyber sect10$11 Lumber and timber oftering from Darien at sect 1 reg $ 2 advanco on above rates
SHvaunah prices are as follows Timber $S$12 00 per M feet for mlU timber sect9reg$15
for small shipping do and $14S20 for large do Lumber $20reg$28 for ordinary slzes $25reg$30 for difiicult sizes and $22$26 for flooring
Mobile rates are as follows Pine lumber $16 per SI for large lots flooring seashy
soned $25 cypress $35 per M shingles cypress spUt $4reg$5pc-rM o J l 1
Charieston prices ns foUows Steam sawed $1500reg $3000 per M boards and scantling sect2400 copy2500 per M flooring boards $3500reg3800 mi U timber sect6 00reg 800 and shipping $1100reg$1200 ^ ^
Wilmington quotations as foUows RivEu-v-Last sales
Wido Boards i 3 M f t $12 00reg15 00 Scantling ^ M f t 10 00reg12 00 Flooring ^ M f t 15 00reg17 00 CITY STEAX S A W E D mdash Ship Stuff resawed iuml9 M ft 23 00reg25 00 Rough EdgePlank r $ M l l 21 0022 00 West India Cargoes according to
quaUty ^ M f t 18 00copy20 00 Drossed Flooring seasoned Ccedil M ft 20 00reg35 00 Scantling and Boards cbmmon ^ M ft 15 0020 00
-The latest report of prices by the Pensacola Lnmber Co is as follows
LumbermdashBoards 1x12 incbcs and npwiards merchant ablo $14 to $18 per M
Flooring l l i x 4 to 6 $15 to $17 per M dressed 25 to 27
Ceiling dressed $24 to $25 per IL Planks IJiixlO and upwards $15 to $17 pcr M
lgtltx2 bull bull 1 5 t o l 7 ScanUing 2x4 to 8x1016 to 30 feet long $15 to $17 per
M - bull -
Timbermdashn to 80 cubic feet averoge 12 to 14 cents per cubic foot bull
80 to 9013 to 15 cents per foot ^ 90 to 100 and upwards 14 cents icircind upwards
METilLS Thero is no change to note in tho price ot copper sheathing but we flnd a ratber stronger agravend botter toncto tbo market and ail desii-able lots command outside flurcs The demand is improving largely on out of town orders and as tho production atthe moment Is not rapid manufacturers and dealers fecl quite confident We quoto new at 8335c and old 2223c according to qualitj Yellow meacutetal in very fair request and steady nt 27c Irom manufacturers hands Ingot copner continues to sell very slowly and prices bave rather a downwardtendencj closshying somewhat nominal Tbe gecircnerai stockbull however appears to be very weU under control and is not ocircftered with anv great amount of freedom We quote at 23ireg24c Scotch pig iron is without nny new features except proshybably a slight Increase of the supply Most holders conshytinue to manifest a fair degree of confidence and there is notbing deacutesirable to be found on sale at any lower figshyures We quote at sect4000reg$4i)00 per ton American pig iron is selling only in small quantities as required by buyers for immediato use and the gecircnerai tone of tho market i s d u l l but in view of the strikes iu tbcco a l reacutegions tlie production Is much restricted and holders nro unwilling to pnit with their ^supplies or to contract foc future delivery Higher pricesaro In most cnses nskcd^ though not fully established and the market closes u n s e t - _ tied We quote atsect4i00reg$42C0 per ton for No 1 sect3800 reg sect3900 do for N o 2 and sect3000reg $3700 do for forgo Bar iron from store bas been almost totally neglected and tlie market Is In dull unsatisfactory condition Former prices nro giveu ns tiraquolaquogt iraquootnn x-nluon but not iu uU cases insisted upon wlaquon there is u fair prospect of eftecting a _ i - -raquovo-quote at $8500$8750 per ton for common American and English bar $9000reg$9200 for refined do sect140 do for Swedes ordinary slzes $11750$12250 do for ovals and half rounds $i2000reg$15000 lor scroll and $9750^sect15500 for rods 5-S3-10 Inch ali less 5 percent Coinmon sheet iron ou- the stdes innking realizes about former lates but tjiere is an absence of gecircnerai activltj and tho market bas an undertone of weakness on nearly aU grades Wo quote at 6i6Jti for singles doubles nnd trebles Galvanized sheet moderately active nt 20reg25 per cent discount from hst Russia sheet Is dull the supply and assortment good and the mnln advantage in buyers favor though no further changes in value bave taken place Wo quote nt ll^^reg13jltjc gold according to numshyber ampc Pig leud remains steady with onlj a light busishyness doing and u pretty fair supply We quote at CJreg 6c Bar lead 10gt^c and sheet and pipo 12c less 6 jier cent to the trade Pig tin is without niuch activity dealers generally awaiting concessions before stocking up but as tiie foreign news Is favorable and tbls market rela-tively below thoso nbroad Large lines are stiflly held and sparingly offered In small outside lots some retail sales bave been mnde nt a reacuteduction AVe quoto in coin at 8 0 reg 80iltrc for English 31reg3Uc for straits and 3434ic for Banca Tin plates continue plenty dull and prices unsetshytled Zinc is steady but less active at 12reg12raquofc from store the latest reported imports nre 73 tons iron hoop 1013 do pig iron 23168 R R bars 29 tons sheet iron 136 iron tubes 18498 pigs of lead 57096 boxes of tlu 1292 slabs and 129457 Ibs do
NAILSmdashThe market for cut nnlls continued fairly acshytive for a day or two following our last but of late tho do-mand has again falien off and the gecircnerai volume of busishyness Is now quito l ight Tbo call is In port for export nnd one or two good-sized invoices nre loading for California but tho principal outlet Is on small orders to supply tho country ti-ade Local jobbersare doing only a modernto business The supply Is ample with a tendency towards accumulation We quoto at 4reg4c in large parcels 5c in a jobbing way and the usual increase from retail dealers hands Clinch dull at about 6ifreg6c Avith choico at 6gtltC Finishing nails are quoted ut about 5gt ic5Xe for 6lt1 8d10d and 12d 5 i c5i i e for5d and 5 icreg0c foc 4d Other kinds Bteady at 18c for zinc 27cfor yellow meacutetal 40creg42c for copper The exports are 179 packshyages valuedat $1920 against 533 packages valued nt sect8602 same timo last week Shipments to San Francisco 180 packaiges
PAINTS A N D OILSmdashThere is no increase in tho movement of the various grades of paints ampc wholesale dealers making up only moderate invoices from day to dav and mostly of regular standard goods A few moro Qut of town buyers hacircve been in the market but they took nothing of importance nnd nll seemed to be confining their operntions to just such quantities as would answer to keep a light trade running for the timo being The reshytail dealers report a continued slow demand from conshysumers Prices remain steady and uniform l i i th a littlo more strength-on American whiting which is scarce Of Paris whito thero is no nvnllable stock and values unshysettled Foreign glues bave wlthlri a few days sold with comparative freedom at former rates Linseed oil has been comparatively neglected during tbe past week and prices bave favored the buyer though wltb much prevailshying irregularity actual values aro difficult to arrive n t A few crushers refuse to name any concessslon whatever oUiers agam will accept l2c per gallon lower and outshyside lots can frequently be found offering very cheap Western orders aro not plenty AVo quote nominally at sect103regsect106 in casks sect10C108 le bbls nnd outside parcels sect100reg101 per gallon Exports of 74 packages of naint value sect555 and 241 gallons Unseed oil value
PITCHmdashThera has been a Uttle call for export and a few city and country orders filled but as a rule tbe marshyket has continued quite dull throughout tho greater porshytion of the week and not altogether satisfactory to dealers Prices^are no lower on any grade but tbe position is such that buyers manago to force seUers to accept tho Insldo figures even on tho small lots required nnd thero appears no immeacutediate prospect of an improvement It is Impossishyble to ascertain tbe amount of stock on hand but i t is generaUy thought tobe quito libeacuteral AVo quote at $275 regsect300 for city sect275$312^ for Southern and liicirciJ-Vbdquo^ ry choico in a jobblng way from storo sect325S340 per bbl Tho recelpta for the week are 16 o JS r-^I^rts for the week 160 bbls Since Tanuaiy Ist 2022 bbls and for Iho same period last year 1009
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
REAL ESTATE RECORD 13
P L A S T E R PARISmdashThe demand for lump con t inues fair and deniers are realizing full former flgures wi thont difficulty though as before there is not much stock taken on city account the suppUcs brought forwnrd direct by ninnufacturera about meeting current wants Thus far t rade Las proved better tban previously calculatedupon tbe call from u p the r i v e r buj-ers being of mnterlal beneflt to dealers The recelpta for the week are 970 tons Calcined Is nlso moving rather more freely tbough not in a manner to indleate any gretit increase of activity for the present Prices steady a t $240regsect250 per bbl for city ondsect225regsect235 for country
SPIRITS TURPEN_TINEmdashThe nmount coming for- wnrd is still very fnir nnd with oulja light demund from ail quarters jirlces havo continued on their downward course nnd wo make further reacuteductions in flgures tho niurket closing nt the present wri t ing somewhat unsetshytled Expor ters nre taking scarcely nny goods a t present whilo the home inquiry if nnything shows somo falling ltgtff In fact the consumptive trado has been very liglit ail the spring and has more tlinn counteracted the increased shipments which fact in connection with a prospective
Eacutemodcrato summer business makes somo holders rather rnnxlous to realize Wo quoto a t 44gt4ocircc for merchantshy
ablo and shipping order 45ltfreg46cfor N e w Y o r k bbls and 46e4Tc for small parcels wi th retail lots from store in proportion Receipts for week 1448 bbls Exshyports for weok12 bbls since January I s t 7120bbls and for same i)criod last yenr 5204 bbls ^
TARmdashOccasionally a smaU order cornes in from the country and a few lots nro wanted by city jobbers bu t this constitiitcs nbout ail the demand foreign shippers having supplied Immeacutediate wants and no incentive for speacuteculashytive movementa prevailing Tho nrrlvnls bave been modshyerate bu t the stock Is large enough with the present small outlet nnd could stand a pret ty heavy dralh Notbing bu t the poorest lots are offered wltb nny freedom and prices romain about as before closing Btcndy W e quote a t $2 T0 sect26-21^ per bbl for North County as I t r u n s $275reg$315 for Wilmington do $325$350[for r o p e arid occasionally sect305reg $3 87^ for something very choice in a small way Rerceipts for week 144 bbls Exports for w-eek 62 bbls since rlanunry Is t 25507 bbls and for samo period last year 5362 bbls r
AIE ANY LTJMBER MARKET Tho Argus report for the week ending J u n e 81869
says There has been agrave fair t rade throughout the distr ict sinco
our last report The stock of last year s s au ing is running down to a close flgure and tbough tho receipts are good the active demnnd which has governed tbe season so far lins kept stocks low^ The largo extent of ground now occupied by the distr ict would i t i s true admi t of a large stock on hand und stllI not mako much show still the 60000000 feet now receipts m u s t bave been d m w n on largely or the yards would not be so bare as they now are Our revlscd figures are well sustained the bulk of tbe trade in clear iiine being a t $53$00 Uoarso lumber Is placed as fast ns It arrives
Dealers renort a good trade with New York New J e r shysey and the East
The advance in tbo prices of deals for the English niarshyke t is turnlng the attention of Cnnndlnn mnnufacturers In tha t direction in preacutefeacuterence to the manufacture of lumber for tbis market lt
The receipts a t Chicago for the week ending J u n o 4th wero 15815000 feet against 45838000 feet for the correshysponding week last yeu r The shipments for the week 18205000 feet against 16906000 feet for the corresponding week In 1863 bull The aggregate^ receipts since January I s t are 178330000 foet against 246009000 feet in 180S The aggregate shipments sinco January Is t 227923000 feet agicircrtnst 17412-AOOO In 18(i8 bull
Tho following flgures givo the reported receipts a t Bufshyfalo and Oswego for the week ending J u n e 7th 1809 and ISOS
1SG9 bull 1668 Buffalo 8488000 fee t 4307300 feet Oswego 9648100 feet 0560300 feet
To ta l 18^36 100 fee t 13807000 feet T h e r e c e i p t s a t Albany by tho Er ie and Champlain canals
for the flrst week of June were Bds amp Sctlg f t Shingles M Timber c f t Staves Ibs 1869 23302000 8452 430000 1863 14202300 516 1006100
Of the Boards and Scantling received 17203200 feet were by tbe Er ie and 0098800 by the Champlain canal
The receipts a t Albany by the Er ie and Champlain cnnnls from tbe opening of navigation to June Sth w e r e Bds amp Sctl g ft Shingles M Timber c ft Staves Ibs 1S69 55508800 bull 4)95 430000 1808 62767300 6423 41973 5252700
Tho recelpta of 1808 include some 11000000 ft of boards nnd scantling dctalncd on the canal during the winter of 1867-8
Wo quotefrcighte as follows Vcsssels in good supply To New York p t r M $1 60 To Bridgeijort and New Haven 2 25 To Norwich and Middletown 2 50 To Hartford and Providence 8 00 To Philadelphia 3 25 To Baltimoreacute 4 50 To Boston soft wood I - 4 00 To lioston hard wood -r 5 00
The current quotations a t the yards are Pine Clear Mft $58 00 Pine fourths ^ M ft 53 00 Pine selected ^ M - 48 00 Pine good box ^ M bdquo 23 00 Pine common box ^ M i 19 00 Pine clapboard strips ^ M 58 00
Pine 12-Inch boards 18 f t ^ M 28 00 30 00 Pine l icirc i - l n c h siding ^ M 35 00 copy 88 00 Pine l l i - i n c h siding select ^ M 45 00 copy 48 00 Plue licirc-In siding common ^ ^L 23 00 copy 25 00 Pine 1-inch siding ^ M 27 00 copy 86 00 Pino 1-inch siding selected ^ M 88 00 reg 46 00 Pine 1-lnch siding common ^ M 20 00 reg 22 00 Spruce boards each 21 copy 22 Sprure plank IJi-Inch e a c h 25 reg 26 Spruce plank 2-lnch each 38 reg 40 Siirucel wall strips 2x4 reg 16 Hemlock boards each copy 18 Hemlock joist 4x6 each 88 copy 40 Hemlock joist 3x4 each 19 copy 20 lIemIockwaU str ips 2x4 each reg 16 Hemlock 2-inch each copy 80 Black AA alnut good ^ M 75 00 copy 80 00 Black Walnut -inch ^ M 70 00 reg 75 00 Sycamore 1-lnch ^ M 83 00 40 00 Sycamore fi-lnch ^ M 83 00 reg 85 00 Whi te AVood chair plank ^ M 68 00 70 00 AVhite AVood 1 Inch thick ^ M 85 00 reg 40 00 Whi te Wood K-lncb ^M 80 00 reg 85 00 A s h g o o d ^ M reg 40 00 Ash 2d quality 25 00 copy 80 00 Oak good ^ M bdquo reg 40 00 Oak 2d quality 25 00 reg 30 00 Cherry good Ccedil M bdquo 60 00 copy 65 00 Cherry common 25 00 copy 8 5 0 0 Birch ^ M 20 00 25 00 Beach ^ M 20 00 reg 25 00 Basswood ^ M bdquo - - 2200 25 00 Hickory M 40 00 reg 45 00 Maple ^ M 20 00 copy 25 00 Chestnut icircg M 40 00 copy 60 00 Shingles shavedj pine ^ M 8 00 copy 9 00 Shingles do 2 d q u a l ^ M bdquo 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles do 8d quai ^ M 2 50 reg 3 00 Shingles extra sawed pine ^ M 6 60 copy 7 00 Shingles clear sagravewed pino ^ M 5 00 reg 6 00 Shingles cedar X X X ^ M bdquo reg 6 00 Shingles cedar mixed ^ M 4 00 reg 4 50 Shingles cedar No 1^ M 2 75 copy 3 00 Shingle cedar iuml M 3 00 reg 6 00 Shingles hemlock ^ M 3 25 reg 8 75 Lath hemlock ^ M reg 2 75 Lath spruce nnd pine ^ M copy 8 00
M A R K E T QUOTATIONS BRICK Cnrgo Ea tes CoM-MON H A U D bull
Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 6 00 Long i s l and Jersey 8 00 Nor th River bull J 8 00
F R O N T S Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 16 00 Philadelphia 45 00
F I R E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de - gt
l i v e r ccedil d ^ M 60 00 55 00 No 2 Split and Soap ^ M 40 00- 45 00
CEMENT Rosendalo 9 bbl 2 00 reg
DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOCKSmdash l i In thick Ij- In thick I f in m l
Size moul 1 slde ml 2 sides 2 sides 26 x66 i $2 10 reg $ 2 60 $3 00 reg $ 3 15 28 x66 - reg 28 x68 pound 228 copy 2 75 210x68
2 46 copy 8 00 8 15 reg 8 25 8 30 copy 3 85 8 60 reg 3 75
7 00
210x610 210x70 80 x70 30 x76 30 x80
30 8 40 reg 8 50 8 45 reg 8 60 8 60 reg 8 75 3 75 reg 8 874 4 00 reg 4 10 4 20 reg 4 50 4 pound0 reg 5 25
Pine 10-lnch plank each Pine 10-inch plank cuUs e a c h Pino 10-iiich boards e a c h Pine 10-inch boards culls each Pine 10-inch boards 10 f t T3 -M Piue 12-luch boards 10 l t M
reg $62 00 57 00 copy 52 00 reg 28 00 reg 22 00
60 00 44 28
reg 4 00
copy 4 55
4 76 4 90 5 10 reg 5 25 5 60 reg 6 00
Glazed $1 35 reg $1 45
1 50 reg 1 7 5 1 90 copy 2 1 5 2 00 copy 2 30 2 20 reg 2 60 2 75 reg 8 1 5
reg 4 0 0 - 4 25 reg 4 60
4 75 reg 5 00 Blinds wi th Rolling Slats and to fit Sashes (as given) 1
inch longer und i inch narrower than Sash unpainted 86c per running foot for 2 feet 10 inches and under 2 feet 10 inches to 8 feet 4 Inches40c per running foot Painted wi th fi-xtnres complegravete a t 75creg88c pe r runn ing foot Sling Rolats IH inch thick unpainted SOc $125 DRAIN A N D SEAVER P I P E
(DeUvered on board a t N e w York) bullPiiH per rnnnlng-foot
2 inch diam $0 12 9 inch diam
SASII for twelve-light Windows Size Uuglazed 7 x 9 8 x 1 0 ^ 9 x 1 2
1 0 x 1 2 1 0 x 1 4 10 X16 1 2 x 1 6 1 2 x 1 8 1 2 x 2 0
3 0 15 10 4 laquo -0 19reg0 20 12 5 bull 0 28reg0 25 15 6 0 80 18 7 0 35 20
bull laquo 0 40 2 4 B E N D S ASD BRANCHES per foot
2 inch diam $0 30 8 inch diam $ 90
0 50 0 60 0 75lta0 80 1 80reg1 85 1 65ltal 75 2 25 2 76 8 25 8 50
3 4 5 inch diam 6 7
0 40 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 80
g 10 12 inch diom 15 18
l 0 0 l 10 1 10reg1 80 1 26regi 60 2 25reg2 75 8 00360
reg
22 28 00 copy1530 00 30 00 reg 32 00
STENOU T R A P S each 751 00 7 inch diam $3 60reg4 00
8 4 0 0 copy 5 50 9 inch diam 4 60reg6 60
10 9 00reg10 00
2 inch diam $ 3 1 00reg1 25 4 inch diam 1 501 75 5 2 002 25 6 - 3 00reg3 50
BRANCHES por running foot 1 2 x 6 $ 1 2 5 1 8 x 6 $2 60 12x 12 1 7 5 1 8 x 1 2 300 5 x 6 1 7 5 silaquoi__
reg
20 10 10
8
bull10 copy 10 reg
05 reg 03 copy
17
25 25
1 75
60 10 45 18 16 10 10 16 15
10 11
40 24 00 20 00
1 5 x 1 2 bull 2 25 1 8 x 1 8 - 4 00 1 5 x 1 5 2 50 2 0 x 1 2 4 50 On heavy pnrchases of the small sizes 16reg20 p e r cen t
d i scount Largo sizes ne t Superior double thick pipe for water gas etc a t 50 per cent advance on thegravese pr ices FOREIGN WOODS D U T Y free CEDAR-
Cuba ^ foot i 22 copy Mexican ^ foot 20 copy Florida Ccedil c tb i c foot 1 00 copy
MAHOUAIcircfV S t Domingo Crotches ^ ft 25 copy S t Domingo Ordinary Logs 7 copy Port-au-Plat t Crotches 20 copy Port-uu-Platt Logs N u e v i t a s MansaniUa Mexican Minatitlan
do Frontera Honduras (American W o o d )
ROSEWOOD Rio Janeiro $ Bgt Bahia g ft
SATIN AVOOD Log Sfoot Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 Lignum vltœ ^ ton 17 60
GLASS D i m r CyUnder or Window PoUshed Phite no t over 10 by 15 inches 2)i cents ^ sq foot larger and no t over 16 by 24lnches 4 cerita ^ sq foot larger and no t over 24 by 30inches 8 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents $ sq foot nll above tbat 40 cents ^ so foot on nnpolished Cylinder Crown and Common AVindow no t exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over tbat and not over 26 by 30 2 V aU over that 8 cents ^ Ib
FBENOU AND E N O U S H mdash ^ P e b o x of flfty feet Single Double (French)
6 x S t o 8 x l 0 $ 6 25reg$8 50 $9 60copy$12 00 8 x 1 1 to 1 0 x 1 5 6 7copy 9 00 10 00reg 13 00
11 X14 to 1 2 x 1 8 7 50reg10 00 11 00reg 16 0ltraquo 13 X 18 to 1 6 x 2 4 8 0 0 reg n 00 12 OOcopy 18 60 1 8 x 2 2 to 1 8 x 3 0 9 0Ccopy18 60 18 6 0 copy 22 60 2 0 x 3 0 to 2 4 x 8 0 10 0n16 50 22 6f) 26 60 2 4 x 8 2 to 2 4 x 3 6 12 00reg18 00 26 00reg 80 00 2 5 x 3 0 t o 2 6 x 4 0 16 00reg20 00 28 00reg 88 00 28 x 40 to 8 0 x 4 8 18 00reg22 00 80 00copy 86 OO 80 X 60 to 3 2 x 5 6 20 00reg24 00 33 0 0 reg 40 OO 82 X 68 to 84 X 60 23 0027 00 88 0 0 reg 45 00 Double thick English sheet is double the price of single The discount on French glass is 40reg65 per c e n t on English 85 to 46 per cent The lat ter guaranteed free from stain
GRCcedilEN-HOCBE S K V U S H T A N S P L O O B GLASS per square foot net cash K Flu ted Phite SOc J^ Rongh Pla te SOc
8-16 65 V ^ 65 H Eough 60 X 70
G L U E A e x t r a ^ B ) $0 60
$ 1 60 1 75 2 0 0 2 60
13i^Jgtgt $0 25 0 23 0 2 1 0 20 0 19 0 18 0 17 0 IS
28
L 0 53 2t I 0 47 2X I V 0 41 2H IH 0 36 2X IX 0 82 2X bull IX 0 29 2X--ly 0 27 8
H A I R DUTY free Cattle ^ bnshol copy Mixed nominal Goii t reg 40
LUMBERmdashDOTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Clear 1000 ft $65 00 copy $ 7 0 00 l ine Four th Quality 1000 ft 60 00 reg 65 00 Plnc Select Bo 1000 ft 60 00 copy 60 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 80 00 copy 8raquo 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 22 00 copy 2 5 00 Pine Common Box H 1000 f t 16 00 17 60 Pine Tally Plank I J i 10 inch
dressed 45 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quali ty 85 PIneTal ly Plank I Icirc4 culls 25 Pino Tally Boards dressed good each 83
bull Jraquoine Tallv Boards cuUs each 24 Pine Strip Boards dressed 26 Pine Str ip Plonk dressed 82 Spruce Boards dressed each 23 Spmce Plank IH inch dressed
each 82 Spruco Plank 2 inch eoch 48 Spruce WaU Str ips 22 Spruco Jois t 8x8 to 8x12 23 00 Spruco J o i s t 4x8 to 4x12 23 00 Spruce Scantling 23 00 Hemlock Boards each 22 Hemlock Jois t 8x4 each 23 Hemlock Jois t 4x6 each 48 Ash good 1000 n 55 00 Ooki 1000 ft i 65 00 Maple l 000ft 60 00 Chestnut boards 1 inch 65 00 Chestnut plank 65 00 Black AVabiut good 1000 ft 90 00 Bbick Walnut selected and scason-
ei 1000 ft 100 00 Black AValnut H 1000 I t 75 00 Cherry good 1000 f t 80 00 Whi te Wood Chair Plank 75 00 AVhite AVood Inch 50 00 Whi te Wood Ji inch 38 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch
IwrlOOO 9 50 reg 10 00 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 Inch
p e r l O O O S 50 reg 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch
perlOUO S 50 copy 9 60
60 40 28
40 25 28 85 80
85 50 23
25 00 25 00 25 00
23 24 50
60 00 60 00
60 00 70 0 0 3 95 00
copy 125 00 reg acirc5 00 90 00
90 00 65 00 60 00
copy
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
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16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
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MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
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BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
14 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
Shiugles clear sawed pine18 inch perlOOO sect7 00 reg sect7 60
Shingles Cypress 24X7 per 1000 23 00 reg 25 00 bull bull 20x6 perlOOO 16 00 reg 18 00
Cath Eastern per 1000 2 50 copy 2 6 2 ^ Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring M
feet - 45 00 55 00 YeUow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 45 00 reg 55 00
Girders 40 00 copy 60 00 Locust Posts S foot per inch 18 copy 20
10 23 copy 25 Locust Posta 12 foot per i n c h 28 85 Chestnut Pasts per foot mdash 4
L I M E Common ^ bbl 1 25 Finishing or lump ^ bbl 1 5 0
P A I N T S AND OIumlL C h a l k g l b U copy l icirc i China Clay Ccedil ton 2240 Ibs 82 50 reg 83 00 W h i t i n g ^ raquo 2J reg 2J Pari8 White English ^ icircb 8 reg 8 H i i n c Whi te American dry 1ii 9
in oil pu re 12 reg 12Ji good 10 reg 11 French d ry 12icircrreg 14J^ in oll p u r e 14 reg 14icirc^
Lead American dry 12gtireg ViX bull in oll pure 14 reg i4x good 12poundreg 12 bulllaquo Bartlett in oil 10jltreg 11 Red American 11 reg 12
L i t h a r g e 11 reg 12 Ochre Yellow French dry 2Xlt8^ 2X
inoU 8 reg 10 Venetian Eed English 3 reg 4
i n o i l 8 reg lOli Spanish Brovndry ^ 100 I b s 1 25 reg
inoU 8 fix Vermillon Ameriean - 24 reg 26
English 1 1 5 reg 1 3 0 Trieste 1 05 reg 1 10
Ohrome Green genuine d ry 23 reg 25 inoU 22 reg 25
Chromo YeUow I n o U 80 reg 85 Parieacute Green pure dry 85 reg
iraquo bull Jn ojj 40 ^ Linseed Oll in bbls 1 07 1 0 9
i nca sks 1 04 reg 1 0 6 Spirits of Turpentlno ^ gai 46 47
PLASTER PARISmdashDuty 20 per c e n t ad val on calcined Lump free
Nova Scotia w h i t e ^ ton 4 50 4 62J^ Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 copy 4 25 Calcined Eastern and City ^ bbl 2 40 copy 2 60
S L A T E Purple Roofing S l a t e Vermont ^
square deUvered a t N e w Y o r k 11 00 copy 12 00 Green Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t N e w York U 00 12 00 Bed Slate A^ermont ^ square
delivered a t New York 18 00 reg 20 00 BLack S la te Pennsyh-anla^ square
delivered a t New Aork 8 00 reg 9 00 Peach Bottom ^ square delivered
atNewATork 18 50 reg 14 00 Intermediates ^ square delivered
a t N e w Y o r k 8 50 reg 9 50 Virginia Ccedil square delivered a t N e w Y o r k 10 00 reg 12 00
STONEmdashCargo rates bull Ohio Freo StlaquouemdashIn rough delivd iuml e ft $130B140 Bereri bull bull 120reg130 Broxyn stone Middletown Conn reg150
BelleviUe N J i IQ Granite rough delivered 75creg160 Dorchester N B stone rough delivered
p e r t o n gold 1100 B L U E STONK
Fla^ smooth 14 bull rough 9 smooth 4 nnd 46 18 rough 4 fee t 13
Curb lOinch 20 12inch 27 14 incli 30 lOinch 35 20inch 50 20 extra 90 New Orleacuteans 4 inch per inch wide 2^
SiUsand Lintels 28 quarry axed 65
finished 75 rubbed unjointed 70 - jo inted 80
G u t t e r l 2 I n c h 16 14 inch 20
Bridge Helglan superficial foot - 55 thick 35
N A T I V E STONE Common building stone ^ load 2 5 0 4 5 0 Base Stone 2jf ft in length ^ Un f t reg 70
8 raquo 1 reg 90 SX 1 i 00 4 laquo raquo j 5Q laquo 4 icirc j laquo copy 2 00 5 2 50 6 reg 4 00
Pier Stones 3 feet square each 8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 laquo co 00
T I N PLATESmdashDuTv 25 per cent ad val I C Charcoal 10 x 14 igter b o x $11 75 reg sect12 25 L C Cltiko 10 X 14 9 50 reg 10 60 I XChnrcoal 1 0 x 1 4 1 4 5 0 copy 15 25 L C C h a r c o a l 1 4 x 2 0 12 5 0 reg 12 75 I X Charcoal 1 4 x 2 0 1 5 2 5 reg 15 75 1 0 Coke 1 4 x 2 0 10 2 5 reg 1 1 2 5 I C Coke terne 1 4 x 2 0 8 6 0 reg 8 75 I CCharcoal terne 1 4 x 2 0 10 75 reg 11 25
Z I N C mdash D O T Y Sheet SJ^e Ccedil Ib S h e e t $ B ) 12H copy 12X
ROOFING ampc
YOiL EL Ai o a S T E E P KOOES F I K K - X U O O F ^ V B i r H E K - I raquo K O O F amp
Icirc J N B E C A Y Iuml N G Now beins used on tlie finest s t ructures
ENDonsEiuml) isv SiTv-KiVE F I R E INSUPAXOK COMIANIES P r i c e l i a l f t iuml i u t o f o t l i e r s t a n d a r d I t o o f -
I n UN
A i l N e w W o r l c w a r r a n t e d F i v e Y e a r s
W a t e r - T i g h t F l o o r s M a d e w i t h P l a s t i c S l a t e
iiigtwAKigt VAN OKDSN Se co 41 Liberty Street New York
Manufacturers of Roofing Materials Two-Ply Felt Clajiboard Felting Floor Deafening
Tin JluofK Coated and Warranted
^ V A R R E N S G R A V J C I i R O O F I W G
A B B O T T amp C O Proprietors for Long Island Stable Floors made Water -Tight Tin Roofs Coated with ]-iastic Cernent
Ollice No 9 Court s t r e e t Itoom 11 licircrooklyn Orders also received a t the AVarren Roofing Cos office
112 Iohn street New Aork
dOHN F Y F E PRACTICAL SLATE AND SIET^VL ROOFER
22Icirc AVEST I O T H SXKKET betweeu Tth aud Sth Avenues N E W YORK
Slate and aietai Roofing doue in any pa r t of tho U S
JSTW YORK R00FIIcirc[O COMPAIcircIcircY G R A V E L R O O F i i V G
OFFICEmdashNo 205 Broad way AVAltElIOUSEmdashliast bull23d S t r ee t cor Avenue A BRANCH OFFICEmdashRoom No4Mechanics Bk Buildshy
ing cor Court and Montagne Streets Brooklyn
Quay S t riear Franklin Gretnpo No 28 Fi rs t St Hoboken N J
BUY THE NEW ROOFING PELT BUY THE NEW ROOFING FELT
A PATENT ARTICLE OP GOOD THICK-ness and dui-abilitj suitable for roofs of wooden and
brick buildingsmdashCTU be apjtlled by an ordinary mechanic Can be used witbout gravel on cocircw-sheds or out-houses which makes i t more economical tban anj otber matertnl used I l comes in rolls of good width and length Sold In quantities to suit iraquourchnsers Buy It In preacutefeacuterence to tlie thin paper felting cemented together
To House owners and BuildegraversmdashBuy the Patent Felt for lining the walls of every house you are building I t is
n perfect security ngainst dus t nnd dampness i t keeps ou t tho cold of winter and heat of summer t hus pre-scrving an even temiier-ature in your reacutesidence I t ought to be pu t under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage from snow Cheap and durable For sale in quantities to sui t purchasers
Apply to -E H MARTIN bull
76 South streot corner Maiden lane New York Ofiice of S L Merchant amp Co
LAWYERS T PECARE
A-ttorney and Counsellor-at-Law 229 BROADAA^W ROOM 15
Titles carefully searched having bad 15 years expeacuterishyence ^
Charges very moderato and satisfactory
B F McCAHILL ATTORNEY AND COUN-bull SELLOR-AT-LAAV AND COMMISSIONER OF
l)EliD5 6raquo2 Third Avenue and 451 Sixtb Avenue l l t l e s carefully examined and Law business In gecircnerai
attended to Loans negotiated and Mortgages bonght
PLUMBING
WILLIAM J HOSFORD (Late of the flrm of Tnos R E A H amp Co)
PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FITTER 85 FULTON AYENUE
Between Bridge nnd Lawrence (new number 509)
BROOKLrM-
Repairs punctunlly attended to Also Connections mado wi th Sewers
JAMES MCLAUGELIN amp CO P l i U M B E R S Se G A S F I T T E K S
125T1I S T R E E T amp 8 T n AAENUE Stores and Dwellings in City and Country flttod np
wi th ail the modern improvements )AS MOLAUGULIN U u e n MCCORMICK
^ILLIAM S CARR amp CO MANUFACTURERS O P
Patent Water Closets AND
P L U M B E R S MATERIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin strect
AVorks ut ^Nlott Haven N Y
HARKJSTESS BOYD 95 GRAND STREET NEW YOEK
STEAM A N D GAS FITTER
WM C LESTER ^
1 S 7 9 BSS$gt-^reg^VAY Bet 34tli and nOth sts N Y
PRACTICAL PLUMBER GAS amp STEAM FlT i i iU
LESTER S P R E M I U M F I R E - P L A C E H E A T E R S Agent for tbe most approved
K I T C H E N E A N G E AND HOT-AIR F U R N A C E S Jobblng AVork promptly attended to and ail work war-
ranted -bull
JO H N T R A G E S E R MANUFACTURER OF
PLUMBERS COPPER MATERIALS AVHOLESALE AND R E T A l L COPPER-AVORK OP
A N Y DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER
Nos 447 449 451 AND AVU AVEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET B E T W E E N N I N T H ANU T E N T I I A V E N U E S
Hansons Self-Acting Pressure
F O R RAISING AVATER TO T H E U P P E R STORIES
O F B U I L D I N G S AVHERE T H E CITY P R E S S U R E
IS NOT S U F F I C I E N T
THOMAS HANSON 291 P E A R L STREET N E A R BEEKMAN N Y
AWATER-CLOSET WORTH THE NAME A L F R E D I V E K S P A T E N T A N T I - F R E E Z I N G
SELF-ACTING INODOROUS AVATER-CLOSET Cannot freeze leak or become oflenslve Requires no
human ald In Its opeacuteration Keeping perfectly clean wl tb half the wator tbat m u s t leak from ail other bulliuml^atcr-Closcts
A L F R E D lAERS Plumber
810 Four th Avenue
N E W COAL Y A R D (Cor of 115th s t reet and I s t ave I IARLEV)
The bes t quality of LOCUST MOUNTAIN R E D ASH and L E H I G H COAL always on hand and a t the lowoat market pricos
J O H N O BEIEN
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D ^
15
LUMBER
bull DEALER IN
LUMBER TIMBEE Aicircs D SHINGLES
Wo 3 B g acirc O e M E S T K E E T CORNER TOM i-KiNS S T N E W YORK Y e l l o w P i n e F l o o r i u R S t e p P l a n k G i r d -
c r s K t c
LIumlIumlMBEE i C n A R L E S I I M A T T H E W S
88 W A L L S T R E E T SOLE AGENT FOK SEVERAL CANADA A N D
GEORGIA MILLS wlll furnish ail quaUtles of AVhite Plue Spruce or Pitch Pluo
I BJ M B E K At Manufacturers Prices
A W BUDi o]s ra DEALER IN
X J X J 3VE ^ 3E3 nEiuml COE I ITH AVE amp 22D STREET NEAV YORK Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood
Cherry Beech Oak Ash Blrcb Butternut Black AValshynut etc
Terms cash upon delivery
TVTSIuml O O R A W T amp SON Manufacturers and Dealers in
P I N E A N D H A E D W O O D LXJ]D3ER OPEVEEY DESCRIPTION AT WII0IE8AIE A KETAII
W A I i N U T LOGS A N D BOX L U M B E R FOR SHIPPING bull
Foot of East 3oth Streeacutet New York
H W SAGE amp CO MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in superior descriptions of
CANADA A N D MICHIGAN P I N E LUMBEE
ALSO ASH AVALNUT AVHITEAVOOD ETC ETC A T AVHOLKSALI AND RETAIL
DRESSED LUMBER OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS FOOT 32U STREET E A S T RIVER N Y
W H COLWELL amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL DEALERS IN
lUMBER IumlIMBER AND UTH ALSO
PLASTER amp CEMENT A gecircnerai assortment always on hand at the yards cor of 8d av amp 128th s t amp beU l^Utb amp 130th sts Harlem River
HARLEM N Y W H COLWELL J AV COLWELL
GARDNER LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS I N
L U M B E R L A T H ETC ETO
A full assortment constantly on hand at tbe Yard
Cor 126tli St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of laOth St and 12tli Av North River
MANHATTANVILLE N Y GARDNER LANDON JR FRANCIS DONTEOOTT
J W S T E Y E N S amp B R O T H E R S bull LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS
B U L K H E A D Foot of 47th and 4sectth streets North River N Y
J N O AV STEVENS CALVIN STEVENS PLOWDON STEVENS
A gecircnerai assortment of Plue Yellow Pine Spruce and Hemlock Lumber and Timber Also Shingles Chestnut Posts and Pickets
B E E E B K O T I I E R g AVHOLESALE A N D RETAlL TIMBER DEALERS
Foot AVest 22d and 23d Streets (N R) New York JOHN r BELL TVJI E DELL
C L A R K ltamp L I T T L E X U J T I B E R Se T I M B E I R M E R C H A N T S
SIXTY-FIRST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEAV YOPJpound
WATSOIT amp PITTINGER Cor Oarroll and Nevins sts Brooklyn
LUMBER AcircND TIMBER YARD Shingles and ail other kinds of Lumber at wholesale and
retail
T T CROMBIE WHOLESALE AND RETAlL
DEALER I N L U M B E R A N D T I M B E R
FOOT OF NINETY-SECOND STEEET E A S T EcircIcircVER
NEAV YORK
LUMBER MERCIIMTS EXCUANGE 9 6 T V A I i l i S T R E E T
Open from S oclock AM until SJ PM daily J L AT K BROWN Secretary
M II KEITH Manager
B R O W N amp T O M P K I N S
LUMBER amp TIMBER DEALERS YARD 125th Street near 3rd Avenue
Harlem N Y SAML JL BPOWN AVARREN P TOMPKINS
G L S G H Iuml Iuml Y L E R amp CO DKAIEKS IN
E U M O E K ASSi TIx-TIBESl FOOT OF Zrnii STIiEET E R
BUILDERS IRON WORK
JOHN J BOWES amp BROTHER MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN amp ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING FIRE ESCAPES BALCONIES AHSRANDAHS IRON SHUTTERS VAULT liOORS
IRON COLUMNS VAULT BEAMS GIRDERS AND ALL KlVnS OF
BUILDERS IRON AVORK CEMETERY EAILINGS bull ETC
240 AVest 29th st bet 7th ind Sth avenues N Y E 5 ^ AU orders executed at the shortest notice
HUDSON RIVER IRON WORKS
M H HOWELL Nos 367 amp 369 W E S T I I T H S T R E Eacute T
Near AVest Street NEAV YORK E V E E Y D E S C R I P T I O N OF I E O N W O E K
FOR BuiLiiiNG PURI-OSES Iron Rail ings Bank Doors Vaults Shutters Iron
Koofs Stairs amp Sashes Cemetery RaiUngs ampc
NOYES amp WINES
COfiRUGATED
IRON WORKS JUNCTION or REARE AND
DuAjicircB STREETS N E W YORK
Sole Owners of Patent for the Manufacture of METALshyLIC AVEATHER BOARD for siding buildings
Aarious patterns of Corrugated Iron fbr Sldlug and Roofing Iron Shutters Doors ampe
p w ~ Iron Corrugated to Order _ ^ 3
A RCniTECTURAL DEcircPARTMEVr
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS N o s 7 7 a n d S 3 L i b e r t y S t r e e t c o r n e r o f
B r o a d w a y N yen M A N U F A C T U R E
Plain and Ornimental Iron-work for Buildings Complote Fireproof StructuresmdashColumns Lintels Floors Roofs Casings Shutters Vaults Safes e t c of Cast or AVrought Iron Also Iron Bridges Iron Piers etc e t c -
HY J DAVISON ) AVM AV AYRES VAgents J H E U V E L M A N
J laquoS F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull NO 122 AVEST T H I R T Y - F I F T U STREET
NEAR BROADAVAY NEAV YORK Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shutters
Area Gratings Vault Sky and Floor Lights
i n I R K K S C - A I raquo E S
AU housesmiths work In gecircnerai Repairing and Jobshybing promptly executed
VREELAND amp CONKLIN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON AVORKS EAILINGS
DOORS SHUTTERS GRATINGS A N D BUILDEES IRON AVORK I N GENEBAI
1356 BROADAVAY (BET 3CTU amp 87Tn STEEETS) N T
C VREELAND - s A C O N K U N
ARNOLDS MARTIN amp CO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LLME CEMENT BRICK
PLASTER NORTII RIVER BLUE STONE ampc ampc Jcc AValks Flagged and Flagging relald on reasonable terms
FOOT OF laquoJlST ST E R NEAV YORK Orders received at No 51 Liberty street from 12 to 2
Mechanics and Traders Ecb3nge Box 72
HATS
SE3BL JSk SR2 TT 9
THE HATTER Is now Selllng the NEAV SPRING STYLE of Silk Hat at
S I X D O L L A R S Of which ho is tbe manulhcturer nnd to be bad at bis
stores as follows No 322 Thlrd ave near 25tb st 830 Third ave near54th
s t also 61 and GO Chatham st cor Chagravembers (opposite Sweeneys Hotel)
LOOK AT OUR $700 HATS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE
j ^ ^ S 1 0 0 0 -Unequalled for Quality Style and Eleacutegance
131 Nassau near Beekman Street
DRAIN amp WATER PIPE ampc
S T O N E W ^ A - H E SEWEK-PIPJE
A large assortment ofthe best
Steam-Pressed Vitrified Stone Drain and Sewer-Pipe
from 2 to 18 Inches In diameter In two and three feot lengths wltb the proper fittings constantly on hand and for sale by
NORRIS amp MILLER Mannfactwers SUCCESSORS TO NOAH NORRIS amp SON
at Xos 229 231 amp W9 East 4lsl st N Y
MANHATTAN POTTERT
W D S T E W A R T P R O P R I E T O R bull Olfice 641 AVest ISth st near l l t h Ave N Y
A LABGE A S S O B T U E N T OF
VITRIFIED DRAIN A N D SEAVER PIPE
SMOKE A N D HOT-AIR F L U E PIPE F I E E B E I C K E T C ETO
WILLIAM NELSON J R Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE Office 24 Old Slip Yard 14th st and Av D Contractor
to Croton Aqueduct Board
SALAMA1VDER W O R K S Depot foot of West llth St IT Y
GLAZED STOA^E SEWER P I P E
ALL SIZES FROM 2 TO 24 INCITES DLVMETER FOE DRAINING SEAVERING A VENTILATING
CONDUCTING HEAT SMOKE ice
FIRE BRICK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION
bull^i
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
16 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SINCLAIR amp CO
796 Sth AVENUE
BETWEEN 5 5 T H AND SGTH STREETS
O F F I C E H O U R S
FROM 8 AM TO 9 FM P a r k and B o u l e v a r d Property made a Specialty
FKAISTE G BROAVJST I ^ E A L E S T A T E B R O K E ] ^
58 BROADAVAY
REFERS TO LEWIS B BROWN
W E S T C H E S T E R CO REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY
G- G-- T I T U S amp OO- BEAL ESTATE
New York Brooklyn agravend County PropHertybought sold and rented on commission only 59 Liberty st N Y
FLOCK laquofc CAFFERTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS No 1260 Broadshy
way cor 82d street New York City and Country Property to Eent and for Sale Itents collected Loans negotiated
ISAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES PROCURED
25 PINE STREET NEW YORK
IS I i lP PROPERTY POR SALE
LOTS AT $25 EACH FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL rNCUMBRANCESmdashTITLE PERFECT
Tbese Lots are situated in tbo beautiful village of Islip opposite Fh-e Island Inlet and bounded by Long Ishind and South Slde Itailroads IX hours from New York and BrookliTi by either road
Apply to M H KEITH 96 Wall Street Lumbor Merchants^ Excbange
OMER MORGAN REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER No 2 Pino Street New H
York Attention given to Real Estate at privato Sale Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage
THOifAS CRBEMINS amp SON CONTRAC-TORS Offiee 302 East GOth street New York
Box 142 Mechanics and Traders Exchange Base and Building Stone furnished
W C KIDNEY amp CO REAL ESTATE bull AXD INSURANCE BROKERS 520 Third
Avenue corner STth street New York
JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND INSUlt4NCE BEOKEK No 1S8S Tuian AVKKUK
NKAR STTII STRKET bull ProjMirtyof every description bought sold and exchangshy
ed Houses let and rents collected in ail parts of the city
D amp K CHAUNCEY 155 MONTAGUE bull street near Court street Brooklyn Brokers in
Real Estate and Loans AVe bave for sale and to rent deacutesirable buildings and buildshy
ing sites in ail secllous of Brooklyn
RANDELL laquofc PORTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1951 Thlrd Avenue (near
lijth streel) New York
JOHN MCLAYE
REAL ESTATE
]yeno 4 4 F i n e Street
NEW TORK
A C O I ^ I ^ ^ E G T
RECORD OF ALL SALES
A Perfect M a p of ail Improvements to be
made on this Island
ALWA TS OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BONI FIDE DEALERS
T A_J NEAFIE REAL ESTATE AND
mSURANCE BROKER
18T4 TniBD AVENUE ConNKR EIOHTY-SIXTH STBEET
NEW YORK
AUCTIONEERS ampc
E H LUDLOW amp CO
R E A L E S T A T E A U C T I O N E E R S
- Establis7iedinl8ZG
MoRKis WiLKiKS Auctioneer )
OFFICE No 8 PINE STEEET
JOSEPH A LEVY
A U C T I O W E E R R E A L E S T A T E
mdashAND mdash
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
No 7 PINE STREET
C H A R L E S D M O T T G E N E I ^ A L A U C T I O N E E R
REAL ESTATE amp INSURANCE BROKER ^
F o u r t l i ave n e a r 125t l i 8t a u d 25 P i n e s t
t
BOOU 4 FEOM TWELVE TO T U S S X
LOANS NEgraveGOTLA^TED
CITT AND COUNTET PKOPEKTT FOR BALE AlO) TO LEASE
ADRLAN H MULLER P R WILKINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL E S T A T F J ^
BROKERS No 7 Pine street New York ^ ^
l rOSES E CRASTO REAL ESTATE AND IM INSURANCE BROKER NOTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIONEER 8d Avenue and 11 Gth st
(Reacutesidence 120th st bet 2d and 3d Avenues) Attention given to renting property Ail business Intrusted to our care wlll be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to GEORGE C FURMAN Attorney-at-Law will attend
to drawing leacutegal papers examining titles and other law business
GILBERT laquoamp CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS amp AUCTIONEEES
BEEKMAN HILL REAL ESTATE ESCIIANOE
963 Second Avenne comer Fifty-first Street will tako charge of Property to Sell or to Let and Collect Rents
Insurance eilectlaquod in ail flrst-class companies at the lowest rates
214 P E A R L S T R E E T N Y
This machine and one man rip 2-infth OAK 8-inch PINE (iOO leet pcr hour
Iron Frame Rip Machine | 7 5 00 Do do with Tnble 8100 Do do with Jig attachment lOC 00
JOB9i I IOJtTOW amp C O
G A S F I X T U R E I f l A icirc V T J F A C T U R E K S
NOS 23-3 amp 235 CANAL STREET
OPPOSITE TO EARLES HOTEL NEW YORK
SKYLIGHTS ampc FIRE PEOOF EFFECTUAI AND CHEAP
METALLIC SKA-LTGirrS AND VENTILATORS Bulkheads Conservatory licircoofs and Hot-Bed
Frames adapted to Boiler Houses Stibles Factories Hospltals Barracks Public and Private Ilouses Eailway Cars and Steamboats Aicirc)plicable to any situation where light and ventilation are deacutesirable Hacircve the approval and recommendation of architects and scieutific men wbere-ever introduced GEORGE HAYES Patenteacutee 282 Sth Avenue near 24th street New York BROWN BROS Chicago IU MACKNET amp AVILSON Newark N J
