THE 'PITTSBURG- DISPATCH, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1800.
LIVE STOCK REVIEW,
Unn of Cattle nt Hast Liberty llcavy,
and Proportion of
INFERIOR GIIADKS AliU VE AVERAGE
Holdm of Low-Grade Beeves Were at the
llercj of Bayers.
BHEEP AKD 6WI.Nl TEKDIKG HIGHER
Otfice or Pittsburg DisrATCn, J
Wednesday. J uly IB. isoa
The receipts of cattle this week were 103
r loads against 72 last ncelc and 125 for the
previous week. In the receipts were a
large proportion of mixed stock of inferior
quality. It is seldom that so large a pro
portion or low-trrade stock i offered as were
offered at East Liberty yards this week.
Kot less than a half hundred loads of this
inferior stock was on the market, and from
the entire lot it wonld bave been difficult to
cnl a half dozen loads of butcher cattle
suitable for this market. Handy butcher
cattle weighing 1,100 to 1,500 pounds were
Tery scarce. This grade held up fairly well
to last week's prices at the openinj of mar
kets on Monday moraine. But under the
pressure ot the; larjro quantity of Inferior
stock on sale, even this grade weakened later
on, and prices were 5c to 10c lower thau the
previous Mondav. Common and Ion grades de
clined 15c to 20c lroin last week's prices.
There were 10 or 11 lads of this mixed stock
shipped on East in hrst hands.
The lushest price obtained was 1 53 for 1,400
to 1,500-lb. beeves which were not strirtly
prime, but cood stock. Tidv. smooth butcher
cat le weighing 1,100 to 1,200 lbs. were sold at
H 15 to SI 25 per en t. The attendance of buy
ers was larger than usual. A few were on
hand from Lancaster coum uhnsc faces have
not been s-ctn at these jards since last fall.
Ifotwitbstandinjr shipments East, there was a
goodly number of mixed cattle in the yards this
morning.
Market Overstocked.
A leading commission man said to-day: "Onr
market this week w as overstocked with stockers
and light cattle, for which there is little de
mand at this season of the year. Farmers are
, only, through with harvest and it will be a
month yet before they will want light cattle to
put into their meadow" and stubble nelds. What
they uant now are well laited jounfr cattle, and
not the lean kind with hicb our yards were
flooded this week. It will be a month ahead
before this grade of cattle will be wanted by
feeders. There were many of this low-grade
catilo sold at 1J.JC to 2s per pound. The truth
is. there was no demauu tor this crade of beeves
and sales were only made at a sacrifice."
As the cattle on the market this week were
to 10c per cwt. higher than lat week's offer
ings at sources of supply, it is evident that
there- were poor pickings to the drnver on this
week's transactions. The drover who came out
even this veek is considered lucky.
The receipts of shceD and lambs on Monday
were about 15 l-ads, and for the week, so far,
"i loads. Prices opened up on Monday 10 to
15c higher than closing rates of last week.
There were two loads of extra fine wethers on
the market from Cadiz, O.. on Monday, aver
aging over 100 pounds. These were sold at
$5 60 per hundred. The yearlings offered w ere
in the main poor stock, and the hichest price
realized was 5tc per pound. Lambs were sold
at a range of 5c to 6c per pound.
There were only three loads of hogs on the
mai ket this moi nine, and prices were fully 10c
above rates which pievailed on Monday. Ihe
range of price- for selected stock this morning
was H 1)3 to Si 10
aicCr.ll & Co.'. Weekly Review.
The supply of cattle fair, market opened up
strong at shade stiongcr unccs, but soon re
acted and closed doll at shade lower prices.
We give the folloinc as ruling prices: Prime.
X300 to 1.000 fcs. U 40S1 CO- good LVO0 to 1,400
lbs. $4 1084 40; butcher grades, 1,100 to 1,300
B, ti 85JJ4 15; common to fair, 1,000 to 1.200
ft-, 3 (Oft'Ii W: stockers and feeders 800 to 1.100
ft. $3 00ti3 W); mixed lots cows and heifers,
ti 503 00: tat cows and bulls, f2 252 75; fresh
cows and springers, J20g35 per bead.
The receipts of hog his been light, this
week and demand easy. The market is actiie
to-dau Good cornred, H 00 to J4 1114: grass ers
and common Yorkers, $3 SO to $1 DO; roughs.
13 00 to K 00.
The supply of sheep this week was light.
Jlffrtet hrisRand actuc atari advance of 20c
to 30c per cwt over lat week's prices. We
quote sales as lollows: I'rime Ohio and Indiana
wethers, weighing here 105 to 110 lbs, $5 30 to
$5 60; good. 0 to 110 lbs, U 90-to 15 30; fair to
' good mixed, 75 to 80 lb-, fl 23 to $4 75: good
yearlings. 500 to S5 50; fair to cod, 50 to GO lbs,
H 23 to S4 75; sprinc lambs, S3 25 to G 60; veal
calves, Sfi 00 to J6 60.
By Telecrnph.
NEW YORK Beeves Receipts. 705 head. In
cluding 30 carloads fr sale; market steady;
steers. 4 00(21 90 per 100 &s; bulls and cows,
E2 OOffii 35; Uiessed beef steady at 6QTi(c per
Tb; shipments tu-day, 2.000 quarters uf beef; to
morrow. 1,068 beeves and bo sheep. Caltes
Receipts, 4.IUS bead; market dull; veals, $5 00
66 50 per 100 a-; buttermilk calves, ti OOfiS 50.
blieep Receipts, 8,522 head: market dull;
sheep, it 255 65: lambs. SO 257 6C; dressed
mutton firm at Sgl0)c per U; dressed lambs
steady at 10012c. Hugs Receipts, including
S3 for sale, were 9,037 head; market dull at
4 104 40.
CHICAGO The Droier's Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts, 17.000 bead: shipments 5,000
bead: market steady; beeves S4 60,4 75- steers,
J3 6d4 50; stockers and feeder. J2 2533 GO;
cow s, bul Is and mixed, fl 25Q3 25: Texas cattle,
tl 7533 65. Hots Receipts, 27,500 head; ship
ments, 5.000 bead; market weak and lower;
mixed. S3 C0g3 10: he vv. 3 6t3 S2X: llebt,
!3 603 60: skips, $3 003 5a Sheep Receipts,
9,000 head; shipment,'.!. WO head; market steady;
closing lower; natives, S3 505 60: lexans.
53 504 70; lambs, S3 (OS 6 50.
SI. LOUIS Cattle Receipts. 3.200 bead;
shipments. 3,600 head; mtrkct strong; good to
fancy native steers. $4 20Q4 50, fair to good,
E3 904 30; stockers and ieeders, J2 10e3 15;
Texans and Indians. J2 20g3 60. IIos Re
ceipts, 2,500 head; shipments, till head; mar
ket lower; fair to choice 1 eavy, 3 w3 70
packrac grades. S3 553 67: light, fair to best,
13 653 75. Sheep Receipts, 1,400 head; sbip
menis 1 400 head: market strong; fair to choice.
54 U05 W).
KANSAS CITY-Cattlc Receipts. IB.GOObead;
Shipments. 9.400 head; market steady to strong:
steers, $3 StH 40: cows. Si 50g3 25: stackers and
feeders. 2 0o3 75: ranee steers, 52 25&500:
ranee cows 1 502. Hogs Receipts, 19.000
head: shipments. 2.3K1 head; market 10 15c
lower: bulk. 3 453 47l; all grades. 3 42K$
850. Sheen Receipts. J.9S0 head; shipments,
800 head: market wininc: lambs 55 50: good to
choice innrnns 4 454 50; stockers and feed
ers, S3 00S3 25.
BUFFALO Cattle Quiet, irregular -prices:
receipts, 267 loads through; 5 sale. Bbeep and
Lambs Dull and irregular: receipts. 23 loads
through; 6 lales. Hog "slow; receipts 29 loads
through; 15 sales. Mediums, heavy, mixed and
Yorkers, 1: pic. 3 9tt
CINCINNATI Hogs lower; common and
light, 2 75S3 SO: packing and butchers. 3 5o
8 70; receipts, 5,100 head: shipments, 2,073 head.
London Wonl Sales.
LONDOir, July 16. At the wool sales to-day
10.204 bales, comprising a good assortment, were
otTercd. There was a large attendance and the
competition was active. Five grades were
eagerly sought. Little was withdrawn. Of the
quantity sold to date les3 than halt has been
taken for export, including G.500 bales for the
United State. There are available 191,000
bales Since the betterment of prices sumo
day s ago, the market has been well supported
aud values have been very flruv The demand
has been most noticeable in connection with
finer scoured merinos and cross-breds, while
good greasy has hardened.
Drv goods.
New York. Jnly 16. Specialties and no
tions receive considerable attention, but
staples are more or less quiet, though well sold
up, and, under good movement on orders, keep
lig supplies in good shape, and the tone ot the
market very steady.
A Great (succens,
T do not know of a case that was lost dar
ing our epidemic of bloody flux in this
countv where Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy was used. One of
JUT 'fiends, about six miles from here.had a
child tljat was given up by the two doctors
who attended it. He then used Chamber
lain's Colic, Cnolera and Diarrhea Eemedy
andf the child recovered. All who have
used it speak of it in the highest terms. P.
'K. Lavender, p. M., Chestnut, Amherst
fonnty, Va.
ffor sale by E. G. Stuckr, 1701 and 2W1
JJCun ave.; EG. BtucU & Co.. cor. "Wylie
iHfc and Fulton st.; Markell Bros. cor.
i.an.V?lrra"k,nwn nves-; Theo- E. H'riff.
3610 Fifth ave.; Carl Hartwig, 401G Butler
St.; John C. Smith, oor. Penn ave. nnd
Wainst.; Jaims L. McConncl & Co,, 455
Tilth aye., Pittsburg; and in Allegheny by
E. E. Heck, 72 nnd 194 Federal sts.; Thos.
E. Morris, cor. Hanover and Preble aves ;
.F. H. Eggers, 172 Ohio st., and IT. H.
Eggers & Son, 299 Ohio st. and 11 Smith
field tL -vrThsn
MAKKETSJBY WIRE.
ItsnrUli Influence. Hlvo n WnUer Tune lo
WucHl-Cdin .tlnlirs n Conrrsslon
A hlinrp Advnncn In July
Onls-I'Mlk Wrnlt,
CHICAOO-Wheat-Tradlng was only mod.
rate to-day, and a lower range of prices was
again establifhed. The opening was about tho
same as closing figures of cstorday to a shade
below and declined lfflljo more, then Ira
proved, ruled quiet and closed about i c lower
for August and the same ai jesterday's closing
for September and December deliveries. The
decline was again due to a continuation of the
influences brougbfto bear on tho market yes
terday, namely, the weather abroad and lower
cables, small clearances of wheat and rather
better weather for the crop in tho Northwest.
Corn was traded In to a moderate extent.
The situation was steady and prlco ranges con.
fined within a Ma range, boine advices re
ported no rains of consequence in the corn
belt, while others stated that light rains fell
yesterdiy In various, portions. The market
opened a shade under the closing prices or jes
terday, was firm for a time, selling up Jc, ruled
easier, selling off Jc, became stronger aud
closed HS5c lower than yesterdiy.
Oats Ihe feature of tho market was the
sharp adtauco lii July, which was bid up 2c
and closed at full outside ngjrcs. The cause
for the appreciation was lignt stocks, sharp
bidding bj seteral traders, light oHennus and
an advance of Klc '" cash luts- August was
tho only month except July that showed de
cided strength, and advanced Jc, while the
other mouths appreciated iiHc and closed
steady at about ouuidt figures.
Poik Trading was comparatively light. July
was rather eadv, but other deliveries were
weak and prices receded 10020c, and the mar
ket closed quiet.
Lard There was a little more pressure to
sell. Piicis ruled easy and decliued2K5c
early, but rallied slightlv and closed stead.
bhortRib bides Hither more lite in the
market. Prices declined 7JS10e, but rallied
57c and closed comparatively steadv.
flie leading lutures rangeaas tollovs:
Wheat No. 2. Julv. Sb86g83aS6c:
Aucut,S7J$7Ke!6KeS7Kc; September, SSU
SS?iSS7SiKc
CoaxSo. 2. July. S737jBffi36;e37ic; An
gusr, 373SSyi37Hi-! btpumber. S7g3
3S37Ktf37?1c
Oats-.Vo.-; July, 29K631&&29ia)31Kc: Au
cust. 2J'6203.S$u29c; beptember, 2Sji2X
ilt.-,!, 1'oRK, per bbl.-Julv. 11 6011 750
I1C0&1170; August, HlOOgll uj10 bOSlO 90;
bemeiuber. 10 GOiSIO GO10 4n10 5a
Labd, perlOOBsIulv. Jo 77K?5 805 77f
IS5 Ml: Aurnsr. 5 boSlo bo&S 82Hn5 85: bep
tember, $5 7KG OCgj 955 97K.
Short Ribs, per 100 Bs. July. 5 02
5 02K5 0-'Xtt5 0J!K: August, 5 055 105 05
Qb lu; September, to 225 2265 12K5 20.
Cash quotations were as follows: flour steady
and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat. b6c: No. 3
spring wheat, 78Kc; No. 2 red, blc No.
2 corn, STJic No. 2 oats. SI Kc No. 2 rye,
4Mc No. 1 barley nominal. N o. 1 flax seed,
1 31. Prime timothy seed, 1 S2l 31. Mess
pork, per bbl, $11 75. Lard, per ion lbs. $5 S0
So W&. Short ribs sides (loose).So 0005 10. Dry
salted shouhlers (boxed), 5 20Q5 23. Short
clear sides (boxed). 5 45Q5 60. Sugars un
changed. No. 2 white oats, &-" No. 3 do, S2
S3c On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs.
1381SKc
NEW YORK-Flour steady. Cornmeal dull.
Wheat Spot opened lower, but closed firmer;
options declined and reactod c closing
fli in, but irregular. Ryo strong; w'tstern, 57
59c Corn bpot unsettled early and weaker,
but closed steadier and moderately active;
options quiet and firm. Oats Spot nigher
and wanted; options stronger and quiet. Hay
dull and easy. Hops dull and steady. Coffee
Options opened steady at 610 points down;
closed steady and unchanged to 10 points
down; sales. 16.250 bags, including Julv, 17.10
17.15c; August, 17.00c: September, 10.40Q
16.45c; October, 15.S5c: November, 15 50c; De
cember, 15. 40Q15.60t: spot Rio quiet and steady;
fair carcoes, 20c; No. 7, flat bean, lSt18c.
Sugar Quiet, bales, 224 bbds muscovado, b9
test, 41 3 IBc; and a cargo of centnf ugils, 96
test at S 1-lOc, c i. f . for Boston. Refined Arm,
fair demand. Molasses Foreign, nominal;
New Orleans quiet. Rio active, firm. Cotton
seed oil dull. Tallow firm, city (S2forpackages)
4 15-36. Turpentine steady, 4J!43c. Egs
Firm for finest. Western prime, lb)l7c: do,
fair to good, 14K15Kc Receipts b,64 pack
ages Pork Mess. 813 25i)13 75; extra prime,
S1010 60. Cutmeats steady, quiet; pickled
bellies, 55;ic; do, shoulders, o)c: do. bams,
OJiSlOc; middles easy; short clear. 55 SO. Lard
lower, dull; Western steam, 607, sales, 550
tierccs,!6 050 10,optlnns sales 750 tierces: Jul),
6 07 bid; August. 6 08; September. 6 23; Oeto
bi r, 0 34; Nov, $635. Butter quiet: Elgin. 17ic;
Western dairy, 0411c: do creamcrv. 1017c
Cheese nuiet. weak: part skims. 4S5ac- Ohio
flat. 6KS7c
PHILADELPHIA Flourqnlet, but steady.
Wheat Options declined V,Qic.: new Ko. 2 red.
Julv. OlfiSlKc; Augu-t. 91(g91Kc: September.
91H92c; October, "920. Corn Spot and
jui were very sirong. xuero were only two
cars available on the local market and these
were sold for No. 2 white in Twentieth street
elevator and at.63c for No. 4 mixed on track.
Futures a shade easier; No. 2 mixed Julv, 43
50e; August. 41Sg44c; Beptember.4444Kc: Oc
tober, 44J4ie. Oats Firm: futures bevnnd
thismontu K6Ke!blgher. No. 3 white, 40!c;
N. 2 do, 41c: iio do choice on track 42Jc:Na
2 white Julv, 39!0c; August, 35! beptem
ber, 3434Kc: Ociober, 3i35c Provisions in
good joublug demand and steady. Butter quiet
and weak aside from fine goods which are
scarce and firm; Pennsjlvanla creamery extra,
17c
ST LOUIS Flourqnlet and easy; XXX, $2 15
B2 25: famllv. 2 40g)2 65: choice. 2 7uT7anrv.
3 60S3 70; extra fancy. 4 2034 35; patent SI 7a
Wheit irregular, closing with July c and Au
gust Kc lower thin jcsterdav:No. 2 cash. 86
87Jc; August closed at 87Jc bid; September,
8S;iC bid: December, 90c Corn opened 4Jiji
se lower, loss was recovered, then declined
Vmic from the top, firmed up later and closed
H&JiC under yesterdav's prices; No. 2 cash,
3.ja;c; August closed 35l; September, 86!
seed August, ill 29. Provisions quiet and
easier, except bacon, which was firm. Pork.
11 O0Q12 25. Lard firm; prime steam; to 60;
butchers'. $5 60.
BALTIMORE Wheat Western weak; No. 3
winter, red. spot, V202Me: July, 91c; August,
89?(i90c: September. 9ujig90c Corn-West-em.
firm; mixed spot. 45Xe: Julv, 44Jc: August.
43c; September, 43K435ic Oais Tirm:
Western, white, SSJBlOc: do do mixed, 36
37Kct graded. No. 2 w bite. 39c, Rye nominal;
choice, 6550c: prime 5254c: good lo fair,
48J50c Hay firm: prime to choice timothy,
1100012 50. Provisions steady. Butter firm.
Esgs easier. 1415c Coffee steadj: Rio car
goes fair. lS9620c: No. 7, 1815c.
MINNEAPOLIS-Recelpts of wheat for the
day were 81 cars; shipments. 47 cars. The cash
wheat market was pretty slow to-day. One
local miller was picking up small supplies and
a good many outside ordeis were In for differ
ent varieties, but the buying was in a small
way and the market was as a whole dull. CIos
Ingquotations on wheat: No. 1 bard, Jnly and
Auguit,SSc; beptember. 8ic; on track. 90S
Sic: No. 1 Northern, July and Aneust. 85ic:
September. S4Jic: on track, 87c; No 2
Northern, July jud August, SOc; on track, 80
83c
MILWAUKEE-Flour firm. Wheat firmer;
No. 2 spring, on track, cash, KgbBe: Aneust,
84c; No. 1 Northern, 89c Cor. quiet; No 3,
on track, 37c Oats higher; No. 2 white,
on track, &Sc Rjequiet; No. 1. in store. 49c
Barley quiet; No. 1. in store, 41c, Provisions
easy. Pork cash. $11 90; August, 11 b5. Lard,
cash, $5 72J$: August, 5 S3. Cheese hi -her;
beddart, 7JiSc
DULUTH WheatwasweaEt.day with small
trading; closing prices were: Julv, 90Ve;
August, BOJic: September and Octo"ber, Sc:
December, 8Sc: No. 1 hard. 90c; No. 1 Northern.
8SKc; No. 2 Northern, 88c
TOLEDO-Wheat active and firmer; cash and
Julv, 88c; August, SSJc; September. SS'ic- De
cember. 91Hc Corn active; cash and July
SSJic Oats firmer; cash, 35c bid. Cloverseod
dull; ca6h, 3 30.
Blelnl lllnrket.
NewYore Pig iron In good demand and
strong. Copper firm; Lake. July, 16 75. Lead
unchanged: domestic 4 60. Tin active and
unsettled; Straits, 821 45.
Ko Time Miould be Lost
By those troubled with constipation in seeking
relief from Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. The
disease is easilv relieved In its earlier stape
and. as it is utterly subversive of the geueral
S-h-S,J0i,pi5peme . ' 'I J!' renedy is unwise.
Ihe same holds good of delay In cases of fever
;r,?.aRUeJ k'dner epinplatnts, nervousness, de
bility and rheumatism, ailments to whioh the
Bitters Is particularly adapted.
HEAL EsTAlE HAVlNGb BANK, L11M
401 Smllbfleld Street, Cor. Fourth Arcane.
Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $61,600.
Deposits of Jl and upward received and
interest allowed ut 4 per cent, tts
Titles to lots in South View place,
isured by the Pldelity Title and Trust
pe ad third page, lor detailed descnntl
all
insured
Co.
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description.
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SOME Blfl FI6URES.
Dank CloarinRS I'qual to Tlioso of tUo
Bushing Season of tho Year, v
PITTSI1UI10 POINTS WITH TKIDE,
No Kotoblj Weak Epoti in SpecnlatlTO
Commodities, bat Trading Slow.
THK SEWS AKD G0SB1P OB" THE CITY
Yesterday wai a red-letter day at the
Clearing House. Ihe exchanges were $3,
109,715 81, while the balances footed up
$39-1,388 6i. Eight of the banks came in
with over $200,000 each and some with
nearly $300,000. These figures are not de
ceptive. They show a degree of prosperity
which would .bo creditable to the best season of
the year. For midsummer they are peculiarly
significant.
Manager Chaplin said: "Clearings have been
large all season. Thoe of to-day are among
the best of the year. Thev show that business
is good all round. If this were not so, checking
would be lighter. The one is the complement
of the other. Some of tho checking repre
sented in to-day'n report was, no doubt, on ac
count of interest and dividend disbursements,
but the bulk of It represents actual business
transactions buying and selling. I expected
a brisk siason, hut the reality has exceeded my
anticipations. There has been no bait in the
activities of the city, and I think it safe to say
there will be none. We will enter tho fall
trade with everything in fnll swing."
w
Plltubnrg Points With Pride.
While citizens of Allegheny City are rejoic
ing over their civil progress during the past 00
years, it should not be forgotten that Pittsburg
has made a great advance in the same period
of time. Fifty years auo the population of
Pittsburg was SS.93L Now it approximates
251000. Fifty years ago the outljing districts
were cattle ranges and hunting grounds. Now
they aro thickly settled, and full Of bustle,
business and wealth. The buildings of 60 years
aco, many of which survive in the older parts
ot the city, were generally small and destitute
of architectural adornment. Now they will
compare m all respects with those of any other
city in the country. Business expansion has
been so great as to be without a parallel in
modern times. Pittsburg is justly proud of
her achievements during the past half cen
tury. It is unnecessary to cursue this subject It
is alluded to merely to Impress the public that
Pittsburg has flourished as well as her
neighbor. Both have done well. Tbey are
thrilty and vigorous. Full of enterprise and
pnsh, with plenty ot means and unlimited
credit, it would be difficult to fix their positions
at the end of the next 50 years. That their
progress will be greater than in the past seems
assured. ,
i le
Builnen News nnd Gossip.
Oar Northslde neighbor has good reason to
point with pride to-day. Her growth in 50
years has few parallels, even in this country of
surprises.
A deal is on for a fine property on North
avenue, Allegheny, below Federal street. It
involves about 540.000, and the parties are
within 1.500 of a bargain.
There is good reason for saying that a break
will soon be made into tho neglected district
above Grant street. Owners would hasten the
movement by clipping prices.
Mr. Marion F. Hippie, formerly with Samuel
W. Black dc Co.. will hang out his sign at No.
06 Fourth avenue to-day as a broker In real
estate.
Good business sites must be in demand to
justUySl.vOOafoot on Penn avenue. As fre
quently remarked, property in favorite loca
tions is steadily advancing, and it will sot
reach the top until the city stops growing.
Less than a year ago. Captain J. J. Vander
grlft paid $2,000 a foot for the lot on Fourth
avenue upon which he is erecting an elgat
stnry building. Ho could sell it at any time for
$3,500. This is another Instance ot appreciation
in a favorite locality. "
Tho excavation for the Arbuthnot building,
eight stories, on Penn avenue, is one of the
deepest in the city, and the stone walls are
nearly double the usnal thickness. Tho archi
tect wonld listen to nothing less. He means
his.work shall lat.
Tho silver bill has so far failed to give an im
petus jo stock trading. Improvement and cool
weather may come m together. It would be a
human impossibility to manage a boom or a
raid with the thermometer ranging around 100.
There is time enough for a bulge.
One of the good features of the business situ
ation is tho ease with which collections are
made. This points to prosperity in the country
as well as the city.
Neville Islanders think the scheme for a
steam railroad there has been abandoned.
They are as anxious as ever for an electric
road, and will give It all the support in their
power.
movements In Real Estate.
Mr. Moses Oppenbeimer yesterday closed a
deal with John Dalzell, for a lot, 22x180, with
improvements, on Penn avenue, near Eighth
street, for 41,000, or S1.900 a foot front. This is
believed to be the highest price ever paid on
that thoroughfare. Mr. Dalzell bought It a
few years ago for $21,000.
Hamnett Meredith sold a house and lot on
Franelln street, Edgewood, for M. Stutler, to
Thomas A. BelL for $700.
E. D. Wingenroth sold for William Korsytb,
of Morristown, Minn., two lots, each 25x125, on
Union street, Wilklnsburg, being lots No. 9
and 10 in R. J. ForsjthVplan, to H. L. Castle,
Esq., for $750.
Charles Somers & Co. sold for the Morning
side Land and Improvement Company to W.
Grant Hays, two lots in their plan at Morning
side station. Eighteenth ward, being Nos. S63
and 369, each fronting 24 feet on Witherspoon
street and In depth 100 feet to an alley, for JS0O.
Black fc Baird sold to John C. Flneh. a brick
dwelling or seven room, being No. 195 Center
avenue,with lot 22x76 f eot to an allev, for $4,600;
also sold to E. F. Dauine, two lots o'n Bcllefield
nvenue. being Nos. S3 and 84 in Mawhlnnev's
plan, having a frontage of 69 feet, for $1,500;
also sold two more lots in Valley View place
for $325 and $250 respectively.
S. J, Fleming & Co. sold four lots at Aspln
wall station, 50x150 each, for $1,500, or $400 per
lot. They a!o sold a frame house, eight
rooms lot 24x100. Broad and Beatty streets,
Nineteenth ward, to John C. Qraebing for
$4,600.
AT THE BANKS.
Funds Reported In Good Snpplr and Dqptlne
Business Avror Up.
Heavy checking and depositing were the
features at the city banks yesterday. Monoy
was easy and in good demand. Bates for dis
counts wero C7 per cent, with nearly all bus!
ness at the inside figure. There was no differ
ence between currency and exchange. Clear
ings were $3,109,715 84, and balances $594,388 64.
"Hare you plenty of moneyf a bank officer
was asked. He replied "Lots of it. You can
cet all 3 on want bv leaving Governments, bank
stocks and such like at a pledge of good faith.
We never refuse a customer when he leaves as
cood as he gets. We like to keep our funds
moving, and yet it is necessary to keep a good
aeal on hand for emergencies. This Is pratlc
ally dead stock for the time, but we have to do
it. It wouldn't do, for instance, to plunge Into
the fall trade with empty vaults. Money, how
ever, is well employed for the season."
'Do you think the silver bill will lower the
rate of intcrestT"
-5 do not. The addition of $70,000,000 to the
circulation of the country will scarcely be no
ticed. It will stimulate the investment and
speculative markets, but will not affect tho
floating canltal, upon which business depends."
Money on call at Now YorK yesteraay was
Arm, ranging from 24 per cent, last loan 8,
closed offered at2& Prime mercantile paper.
67. Sterling exrnange quiet and easier at
i H for 60-day bills and $4 b8J tor demand.
Closing Band Quotation
V. S. 4s. rec...
U. 8. . coup..
0. 8. 4H, re..,
U. S. . coop
l.eiflnfM Of 'AS..
..121H
..121H
. 103
M. K. &T. (Jen. Bs.. ItX
aiuiu&i union of....iuz
N.J. C Int. Cert.. .110.
Northern l'se. lit..llR
.110
...112W
normcrn rac. sas..Ji4
Nortliw't'n coniols.Mo
Northw'ndeben'sSsllo
Oregon & 'Irani. Ss. 105)4
M.L&l. ,M. Uen. 6s. MK
St.L. &8.F. Uen. 41. ill
St. l'tut consols.. .1
St. P, Ull&l'C.lltl.lU
IX., Pc L.G.Tr.Its. WM
Tx.. 1'e. It b.Tr.Hs. 41M
Union l'aclllelsu...l09K
West bhore 104
I.oulslanastampcdM 91M
Missouri Bs 101
nnn. new set. 6a.. ..Itn
lenn. ncwsit. ls...,lu2H
Tenn. new set. Si.... HH
Uatiiaa so. :as iuu
Central l'acinc Hte.l0S5
Den. ft It. U. HU...II7
Den. 4K. U. 82M
U.&.B. O. WestUU.
Krle Zds 1MK
M.K.T.ViaNes.. U
Nrcw Yonx-Clearings, 1121,887,0001 bsl
ftness, $4,051,48, . ,
Hoxton - Clearings. I17,735,484 balances,
ll.7JI.00l. Money 0 per cent.
llllI.Al)KT,l'HIA-UIarliiBi, 22,817,403 bsl.
ari.i INT Ifl
iUrvriHoiiu-Cltarlngi, 12,417,0011 bslsncoi.J
IIB,Sii.
London The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the Hank of England on balance to-day Is
11.000.
I'Alus-Threo per cent rentoi, Plf 75o tor
the arcniint.
OHIOAOO-Clearlngs. 811.059,000. The rate for
money uas stiff at S per esnt on call and ml
per cent on time loans.
A BEEAK AKD A BALLY.
Electric Lets Go. bat Recovers CltlseBs'
Trncilon Scores nn Advance.
The only feature of Interest In the stock mar
ket yesterday was a break in Electrio to 87 ot
tbo first call, and a rally to 88 at the last. It
finds sufficient support at critical moments to
bold It abnut level. It was the only active
thing on tbo list. Bales were 215 shares.
The outcome of the meeting of the Cltlzons
Traction Company, while criticised by some,
w as favorably received by others, and on the
whole had a good effect on the stock. It ad
vanced to 69. Tho outlook for the street rail
ways is encouraging. Tbelr earnings are
respectable, with prospects of a steady In
crease. Expenses are heavy, but tbey will be
cut down as soon and fast as possible
There uereno particularly weak spots, but
Philadelphia Gas and Luster fell off Bmall
fractions. Switch and bignal was a trifle
stionger. Central and Pittsburg Traction and
Plea-ant Valley were about steidy. Mononga
hela Water Company was bid down .o'Zi.
Bid', offers and sales were:
FinST
CALL.
B A
SECOKD
CALL.
B A
Commercial National lik
Fidelity 'lltlc and T. Co.
Marine Nation il Bank...
Safety Deposit Company.
Artisans' Insurance
Citizens' Insurance
Brldeewater
107
153
107
357
105
68
101
68
53
15
12
60
Manufacturers' Uas Co....
Ohio Vallev
Peoples' Nat. G. & P. Co.
Pennsylvania Gas Co ....
Philadelphia Co
Pine Kun ,
Wliecllnclias Co
Central fraction
Citizens' Traction
Pleasant Vallev.
Plus., A'.l'y &. Man
Pittsburg & Western
Pitts. & Western, prcr....
M. Y. Clev. Uas Coal Co..
La riorlaMlnlnjr Co
Luster Mining Co
Allegheny County Elee ..
East End Electrio ,
Yestlnghouse Hlectrlc...
Mononjcahela Water Co...
Union Switch and Signal
15
14
30H 30
6U
a" "Si
69H 7a
.... 29
S10
14H
19
JlK ......
.. .. 20
17X I8K
14
30X
SO
40
20
ax
29
810
18
lSJi"
20
19
CO
38 Ziii
23
H 10
30
16
H
At first call 100 Electric sold at 37. Bales at
second call wore 115 Electricat 33.
The total sales of stocks at New York yester
day were 123.910 shares, including Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 10,720; Oregon
Transcontinental, 3,050; Reading, 11,850; St.
Paul. 11,010; Union Pacific, 3,100.
HEXT TO NOTHING.
Lack of Orders and Hot Weather Paralyze
the Oil Mnrllet.
Oil trading Is getting no better fast The
market fluctuated y,c yesterday. It opened up
Ho from the previous close but it was stagnant
all day. There wero no supporting orders,
which, with tho hot weather, left it flat and
featureless. Outside exchanges were in the
same boat with Pittsburg. The close was l4o
below the opening figure. The range was:
Opontng and Highest. i9Vc; lowest and closing,
S9c. Tuesday's clearances were 43,000 barrels.
Features of Yesterday's Oil Market.
Corrected dally by John M. Oakley & Co., 45
Hixth street, members of the Pittsburg Petro
leum Exchauge:
Opened 69j I Lowest E9
Ulttbest SWilUotea 89
Barrels.
Average charters
Average shipments
Average runs ..
10.101
69 614
66, 135
Itelinea. New Yon. 7."c
1. lined, London, SM't.
Keitnocl, Antwerp, 17f.
lteflncd, Liverpool. S II-1M.
Keflned. Bremen, 6.60m.
A. H. McGrew quotes: Puts, 8fl colli, 89
Other Oil Markets.
Headword, July Id. Petroleum opened at
8Sc; closed, S8c; highest, 890; lowost, 883ic
Clearances. 250,000 barrels.
Oil, City, Julv 18. Petroleum' opened at
E9c; highest, E9c: lowest, isjcj closed at SSJgc.
Saloa, 13,000 barrels; clearances not reported;
charters, 9.445 barrels; shipments, 82,928 bar
rels; runs, 76.909 barrels.
New TronK, July 18. Tho market to-day
was tbe dullest on record. No transaction was
made nntll afternoon, when spot opened at
k8J4c and August option at S9Kc Auzust later
dropped to 88)c and then moved up Ji on small
sales. HtncK Exchange Opening, SSio
highest, 8iVc; lowest. 8Sc: closing. fcWc. Con
solidated Exchange Openiner. fcOJc; highest,
8r; lowest, S8c; eloslng, 88c Total sales,
63,000 barrels.
LISTING LIMA CERTIFICATES.
Tbe Consolidated Exchange Will Formally
Request lha Standard.
rSFICIXL TKLEOBAlt TO THE DISPATCH J
Nil, Crrr, July 16. L.V.DeForrest,of the'New
York Consolidated Exchange.Jhas been here for
several days, and has gone to Bradford on the
same business as brought' him here; that of
learning tbe sentiment of the oil men as to ask
ing the Standard to list Lima certificates.
Pittsburg has offered no opposition to the idea,
and the sentiment bere Is largely in favor of it.
Pennsylvania oil producers, however, object,
claiming that the prominence given to Lima oil
will tend to depress tbe value of their own oil.
Mr. DeForrest, however, says the 20,000,000 of
Lima oil Is as great a bear now as It can be if
listed, and that the difference in prices between
Lima and Pennsylvania nil will remain so long
as tbe difference in quality exists. The East is
a unit in favor of listing Lima oil, and If he is
as successful In Bradford, tho Consolidated
Exchange will make a formal request of the
Standard.
BROKERS INDIFFERENT.
Wall Street Speculation Entirely In the
Hands of Professional Operators
Prices Moved Up One Day and
Down the Next.
New Yoek, July 16, The stock market at
present is suffering from a general apathy of
opetators on both sides of the account Tbe
presence of brokers at tbe board and their cus
tomers at their offices is of the slimmest kind,
and no one seems to care which way tho market
goes, while tbe room traders and professional
operators move It up one day and down the
next, quite Irrespective of the legitimate influ
ences winch should govern the courso of prices.
A small clique of bears are tbe only active ele
ment in tbo situation, and tbey are afraid to
increase their outstanding shorts too much.
Tbe bulls are waiting for a leader or leaders
who can command sufficient following to make
a prolonged and aggrcs-ive campaign, but they
do not seem to be forthcoming and dullness
and stagnation In prices results.
The effects of tho silver bill for the present
have been soon, and the railroad situation
commands most attention, especially from the
bears, and while tbe positive advices of tho day
were favorable, their possible Influence was
neutralized by a rumor from Washington that
the Inter btate Commission resolved to ad
vance rates on crain In the West. This caused
a heavy feeling In the market throughout tbe
greater portion of tbe day, although it cannot
be said that there was any important move
ment in prices because of it. Too usual dull
ness and praotical stagnation were still the
ruling features, and In such stocks as St. Paul
and Kock Island, which have been selected as
tbe special objects of the pressure, tbe fluctua
tions were scarcely per cent. Beading was
depre.-sed and Missouri Pacific K. whlcn
were about recovered in the later dealings,
when there was an effort to recoup tbe sales of
tbe forenoon, but tho changes in the other
stocks uf tbe regular list are not worthy of
comment. Sugar Refineries was again the
specialfeature of tho day, and after a spurt'
from 75 to 76Ji It was dropped for no apparent
reason to 74. and later to 73)f It, however. Is
the only stock traded in which shows a decllno
nt the end of the day of more than a small
fraction, its loss being y, per cent. Silver cer
tlncatea were more largely traded In, and,wliilo
the prico reached sbovo 110, tbe fluctuations
were small, liko those In stocks. Among the
specialties Hocking Coal, Oregon Improvement
and Itto Grande Western preferred showed
strength on small transactions, but tbe remain
der wero stagnant. Tho market, after a short
period of firmness, closed heavy at about the
lonest prices of the day, but only slightly
changod from last evening's prices.
Railroad bonds exhibited the samo dull level
of stagnation and on only SJil.OOO business the
changes were entirely Insignificant, the
temper of tbe 'market being steady and as
apathetic as that in stocks, Tho transactions
lacked feature of any kind, and, while San
Ammilo and Arkansas Pass 86s lst 2K at 71,
Louisville Southern Ists 2k at S7H and Wiscon
sin Central lucomes 8 at 65, there was no appar
ent drift to prices.
Government bonds bave been dull and heavy.
State bunds have been neglected.
The Poll says: The Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf washlghor on account ot its con
tinued large Increase of earnings. Tbo net
earnings of (002,823 In the five months to May
81, indicate Hie probability of not earnings uf
say 1 1,000,000 for the year, wliloli would leave
surplus of possibly fiim.noo over fixed oliarces,
'Ins following tains snows tlie. prices uf active
stocks on the Now ork Mock I5x t linn vp Vs) tr
itay. Corrected dally lor Ilia ( m-ATCII by
Whitnkt A btwhickson. oldest rlltsiHirij mem
bers ofMsw York Utoca UieUanae, '7 Yourta ave-
nuoi
C1o.
JIM.
in
125
4S '4
M
MH
KM
SI
cm
5!4
ISO
IMM
75
1S9M
149
UH
B
MM
155
30
S
US
18
ftd
109
w2
44
111
6
14
7SK
WW
121
blM
SOU
823
HI
144
108
M
M
H
191,
Vi
103M
47
463
20
S17
Open.
Inc.
Alton, Terre Haute.... iOH
Alton, Terre Jlatite pf
Atcli,, lop. 4b. K... 4H
Csssiilnn I'acltte
Canada Houthsrn tt
Central l'uclnc ....
Chesapeake A Ohio..,. 24
Cites. A Ohio 1st prsf,. 65U
dies. A Ohio 2U pref., 4iK
V. A Alton
C. Bur. A Qulaey ,.
Clev. A ColT....... 7sii
Oel, A Hudson m
Del., Lack A West HW
Den. A Itto Uraude, pt Slii
East lean S!4
Krle W'A
Kt. Wayne
Hocklnir Valley. 30
Houston A'lexas ,.
Illinois Central
Lnke trie A West
Lake Brie A West pr 6W
LakeMhore AM. o 11o
Louisville A Nashville. t'J
Lonisv'es N. Albany ....
Mil., L.B.&W
Mil.. L. M. A W. pref. ....
Minn. Abt. L....T.
Minn. A St. L. pref.
Missouri i'acine 74
Mobile AOIilo 20J
New Jersev Central
Monolk A Western pr.
orthern Pacific S84
Northern Paclfltof.... 83H
Northwestern llljj
X. W. of..
New York Central 108
n. r., C.i St. L IGX
H. If. AN. E 61
Ohio A Mississippi
Ontario A Western.... 20
Oregon Improvement. 47
Oragon Kav
Orenon Transcon 47
Pacific Mall 4o)4
Peo.. Dee. A Evans
Pullman Palace Car
Phlladel. A Heading... 4Sli
flock Island Soft
tit, L. A San lrran
bt, L. A San Fran nf.
Kt. I..& San i-'. lstct
8t. Paul A Duluth 74
Ht. Paul A Dnlutb pr..)i8X
'lenn. CoalAlrou 60 H
Texas Pacific 0t
Union Paclfc 64
U. S. Express
Wabash
Wabash nrclerred iSii
Wells Fargo Express
Western Union 84W
Am. Cotton oil
Colorado Coal Blti
Klchmond A W. P. X.. I2H
buear Trust 75
National ,,ead Trust. .. ZO
Cnicairo Gas 1 rust So
Am. Cotton oil nrer.
IIIh.
rat.
40
H'h
in'i
Low
est. 4UX
m"
si"
75H
leg
117V
9)4
MM
Wi Wi
110
85K
74
20J
20X
zc4
S3S
1HM
lis"
IBM
61
"
47
WA
46ft
S3
111
lol"
1W
61
io"
47
47
43
46M
40H
OQ'A
5
coh
so
63M
93
73
118
60
20M
63S
72
32
26)4
141
li'A
2314
6114
22K
Wis
iCK
74
1181
ton
20H
64
73
1184
d0!4
2g;
St)a
75
20J
S5
iiii
si'u
w
up.
65 J
Am. Cotton Oil Trust.
13K 23 28 23Ji
Phllndelpliln Stocks.
Clogtnir quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished bv Whitney A btephenson, brokers. No. 57
Fourth avenue. Members .New York btocE Kx
changei Bid.
Pennsylvania llollroad, 63K
Keadlng 22i
Buffsio, Pittsburg A Western J0J(
Lehlnh Valley 62H
Lehigh Navlyatlon 62
Jiorthern Pacific 86!
northern Paiific preferred 12
Asked.
63K
22 15-18
1IM
MX
62 H
MH
13
New York Mining Stocks.
New Yoke, Jnly 18. Mining quotations:
All"e. 2.M: Adams Consolidated, 110; Belle Isle.
130; Caledonia B. II., 190; Consolidated Califor
nia and Virginia, 425; Horn 8llver, 315; Iron
Silver, 175; Mount Diablo, 200; N. Belle Isle, 130;
N. Commonwealth, 250; Ontirlo. 41; Fhcsnlx,
Ariz., 125; Potosi, 725; Sierra Nevada, 335.
DOMESTIC MAEKETS.
OJTHCE OT PlTTSBURO DISPATCH, 1
Wednesday, July 16. 189a J
Country Produce Jobbing Prices.
Commission men report an ovcrsopply of to
matoes and markets drooping. Potatoes are
in better supply than for a week or two past,
and outside prices are a little shaded. The hot
weather of late has bad a depressing effect on
cabbage. Demand-is light and markets are
weak at a decline. There is a fair supply uf
melons and cantaloups, and prices are not ma
terially changed. Berries are in supply suf
ficient for demand, and markets are easy.
Fresh nearby eggs are very scarce and very
firm. Guaranteed stock promptly commands
outside quotations. For a few days pas; tbe
Pittsburg egg market has been one of tbe high
est In tbe country. Chicago prices are 14o per
dozen, and Boston 16 to 18c, according to latest
advices. Quotations at Philadelphia are 15 to
16c and Baltimore 14 to 15c Hero, markets
are firm at ISc, and strictly fresh nearby stock
finds ready sale at 20c per dozen. Lemons are
active and firm at quotations. Bananas and
oranges are steady. Poultry is quiet. Tbe
best customers in this line are on tho mount
ains or on the seashore, and are consuming at
other markets.
APPLES 54 005 00 a barrel.
Buttsb Creamery, Elgin, 1819c; Ohio do,
1717Kc; fresh dairy packed, lu12c; country
rnll.7e9c.
Bekkies Black raspberries, 12c V quart; red
raspberries, lie; blackberries, 106fl2c a quart,
31 25 a bucket: currants, 14 00 a bushel; huckle
berries, 14c a quart.
Beans Navv hand-picked beans, $20002 10.
Beeswax 2830c fl ft for choiceilow grade,
2022c l
Cantalobtes Ann Arundel, ti 00 $) crate;
nutmegs, 13 00 crate; watermelons. 120 00
25 00 a hundred.
Cider Sand refined, 17 60; common, S3 00
1 00: crab cider, S7 6003 00 f) barrel; elder vin-
egar. 1012c W gallon.
Cheese New Ohio i
ew Ohio cheese,7?ae: New York
cheese. 9c: Llmberger, lOKiJliJic:
nuerger, jukiqiizkc: domes
tic Sweltzer. 1313Kc: Wisconsin brick
Bweitzer, ll14c; imparted Sweltzer, 24c
Eaas 182i c $) dozen for strictly fresh.
Featheus Extra live geese, oOQtSOcj No. 1,
do, 40845c; mixed lots, 30S5c $1 ft.
Maple bYKUP 7595e a can; maple sugar,
10611c ?l ft.
Honey 15c $1 ft.
Poultry Spring chickens, 40COe a pair;
dressed, ll12c a pound: ducks, 6575c a pair.
Tallow Country, 8?c: city rendered. 4c
Tbopical Fruits Lemons, choice, $5 60
C6 25; fancy, $7 00-37 60; Kodi oranges, 16 60
6 75: Sorrento oranges, $5 00Q5 60; bananas,
$2 00Q2 50 firsts $1 75 good seconds fl bunch;
pineapples, S79a hundred; Caiilornia peaches,
$2 002 60 box; California apricots, $2 25
2 50.
Vegetables New Southern potatoes, 84 00
4 25 tp barrel; bome-grou n cabbage, 2 002 50
1 barrU; Florida onions, 3 7534 00 a barrel;
green onions, 2025c $3 dozen; green beans,
home-grnwn. SI Q01 15 $) basket; wax beans,
home-e:rown,6570c $) basket; cucumbers, II 25
01 50 box; tomatoes, $2 00 a bushel box.
Groceries.
Gbeen COFFEE Fancy Rio, 24Kffi25Kc;
choice Rio, 22K23Kc; prime Rio, 23c: low
grade Rio. 20K21c; old Government Java.
29JS6S0c; Maracaibo. 25K27Kc; Mocba, 80
32c- Santos2226c; Caracas, 2527c;La Gnayra,
2C27c
Roasted (in papers) Standard brands, 25c;
high grade". 2830c; old Government Java,
bulk. 33S!34Wc: Jlaracaibo. 28iffi29c: Santos. 23
SOc; peaUerrj, SOc; Choico Rt, 26c; prime Kiv,
25c; good Rio. 24c: ordinary, 21H2Kc
Spices (whole) Cloves, nilSc: allspice,
10c; cassia, 8c: pepper, 15c; nutnieir. 7580c.
Petroleum (Jobbers' prices) 110 test, 7Vic:
Ohio. 120, 8Mc: headlleht, 150, &.: water
white, 10e; globe, 1414c; elame, 14c; car
nadlne, HKc; royaliue, 14t; red oil, lllljc;
purity, 14c
Miners' Oil No. 1 winter strained. 4345o
V gallon; summer, 3S40c; lard oil. &558c
Syrup Corn syrup, 2830c; choice sugar
syrup, 8638c: prime sugar syrup, 8033c;
strictly prime, S335e: new maple syrup, 90c
N. O. Molasses Paucy, new -crop. 4748c;
choice, 46c; medium, 3843c: mixed, 404Jc.
Soda Ui-carb In keg-, 33Xc; bi-carb in
K'. 5ac; bi-carb assorted packages. 66ei
sal-snda in kegs, lc: do granulated, 2c.
Candles star, full weight, 8jc; stearlne,
9 set, 8Uc; parafflne, ll12c
Rice Hejd Carolina, 77Jfe: choice, 6Ji
9ic; prime. bSOKc; Louisiana, 65i6Hc
Staboii Peir), 81ic; cornstarch, 6K6c;
gloss surch. 67c
Fobeion Fruits Layer raisins, $2 63; Lon
don lavers,J275:.Miiscatel,?250: California Mus
catels, $2 40; Valenefa,8Jc;Onaara Valencia. 10W
llc; sultan.lOQIOHc; currants, 6K6c; Turkey
vrunes. 6Xate: rench prunes, lic: Salon
lea prunes. In 2-& packages, 9c: cocoanuts )
100, $6; almonds, Lan., fi ft, 20c; do Ivlca, 17c:
do shelled, '40c; walnuts, nap, 1314c; Sicily
filberts, 12c; Smyrna figs, 12I8c; new dates, 6
Cc; Brazil nuts, lie; pecanB, OKQIUc: citron, W
ft. 18310c; lemon peel, 16c VI ft; orange peel,
17c
Dried Fruits Apple, sliced, per ft., 6c;
apnlos, evaporated, 1010)c: peaches, evapor
ated, pared, 216c: peaches, California, evap
orated, unpared, 17018c: cherries, pitted, 12if
13c; cherries, unpltted, 66c; raspberries,
evaporated. 82033c; blackberries, 77kc;
huckleberries. 10rtl2c.
SUGARS Cubes. 7c: powdered, TKc; granu
lated, (.; confectioners' A, 6c: standard A,
6c; sou white. 6KGc; yellow, choice. 6
oyie; yellow, good, oki&Ou; yellow, fair, 6k
6kc; yellow, darkV SXhsxh. n
PlOKLES-Medlum, bbls. (L200), $9 00; me
dlum. hlfbhls.(t00).$5 00.
H ALT.-No. 1. fl bhl. 95c; No. 1 ex. M bbl. II 001
dairy, M bbl, $i w, coarse crystal, ff bbl, SI 20:
p?!:t,iM:,u.rk"' 4-bu acl",. w; Higgins'
liUreka. lfl.U IS nanl-n,. nn "'
CATMICTl nnnne D... L , trn
it.L.h n M1 extra peaches 12 4002 00;
Pv P HvSn' Cne," c". 251 40THfti
IO, com, 6590c: red ehurrlea nn-ntiti. Iim.
--, ...-,
bsans, (1 20 soaked an. Sfli string do, 6507001
marrowfat peas, fl Mai iioi soakod pea., tm
HOai pineapples, II D0UI 40i Ualmua dr., 11 7S
damion plums, Oici grssimas'ii. fl SO: egg
plums, II 7it California piurs, 12 40 do green
gages. II 75i no tgg plums, II 76; extra wliito
cliarrisN, U 4Ui raspberries, Djrflfi lOi strawber
ries Olcffljl 10 gooseberries, doQVUoi tomatasi,
boffliWoi salmon. Ms, f I SOffll BU blaokbsrrles,
ooui suenoiasli, 2-ft cans, soaked, OOutdo greon.
2-ft, 1 25ai50ieoni beof, 2-lb cans, 1210: 14 A
cam, 814; baked beans, II 401 Hit lobster. Mb,
II U04S1 HO: markerel. 1-ft nana, broiled, II 0:
sardines, dometilejis. II affls 85i sardines, do
mf.,lot.K"' M 74'l sardines. Imported, V.t.
III 60012 Ml; sardines, lmportsd. jk; tISi sar
dines, mustard. Wt sardines, spiced. 13 ftu.
Fisn-Extra N", 1 bloater mackerel, 180
bbli extra No. I do. moss, 40: extra No. 1 mack
erel, shore, 128; extra No. 1 do, mess, ; No. 2
shore mackerel, $21. Codfish Whole pollock
4Hofl It: do medium, George's cod. 6c: do
large, 7c: boneless bake. In strips, 4Kc; da
George's cod In blocks, 0HC7HC Herring
Round shore, $3 60 fl bbl; split, jfi 60:lake, 13 25
f 100-lb bbL White fish, 13 60 100-ft half bbl.
Lake trout. So 60 $ half bbl. Finnan haddock,
10oj fl ft. Iceland bailout, 13o W ft. Pickerel,
half bbl, 13 00; quarter bbl, 1 85; Potomao her
ring, 13 60 V bbl; 12 00 R half bbU
Oatmeal 3 0005 25 V bbl.
Grain, Floor nnd Fred.
Sales on call at the Grain Exchange: 3 cats
of 2 white oats, 37c, 5 days; 3 cars same, S7c, 10
days, 1 car. 37c, 10 days: 1 car No. 1 timothy
hay, $10 60, spot; 1 car Illinois y. s. corn, 43Kc.
July. Receipts as bulletined, 20 cars, of which
18 were received by the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Ilatlway, as follows: 12 cars of
oats, 1 of corn, 2 of hay, 1 of sacks of bran'l of
feed, 1 of flour. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
St. Louis, 1 car of oats, 2 of corn, 1 of bran. By
Baltimore and Ohio, 1 car of hay. By Pittsburg
and Lake Erie, 1 car ot oats, 2 of flour. Oats
are still moving upward, and prices are very
flrmat the advance. Corn is also firm. At the
advance in oats and corn, it Is hardly possible
to lay down stock at a profit.
Prices are lor carload lots on track:
Wheat New No. 2 red, 9192c; No. 8,88
89c
Cork No. 2 yellow ear. 47H43c; high mixed
ear, 4tK47c: No. 2 yellow, shelled, 4141Kc;
high mixed shelled corn. iSyie-Uc
Oats No. 2 white. 37KS38c: extra, No. 8,
36KS7c; mixed. 35g38c
ftYE No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 5859c;
No. 1 Western. 55o6c
Flobb Jobbing prices Fancy .winter and
spring patent, lo 605 75: winter straight,
15 005 25: clear winter, $4 75Q5 00; straight
XXXX bakers', Jl 25Q4 60. Bye flour, 13 50
3 75.
SIilfeed Middlings, fine wblto. S15 50
16 00 ton; brown .middlings, 113 60U 00;
winter wheat bran, $12 0CQ12 50.
HAY Baled timothy. No. 1, $1000310 50; No.
2 do. $7 508 00; loose, from -wagon, $12 0G
15 00. according to quality: Nn. 2 prairie hav,
SO 6007 00; packing do, $6 003 00; clover bay.
So 6018 00.
Straw Oat, $0 757 00; wheat and rye, $4 00
6 25.
Provlslans.
Sugar-cured hams, large, lie; sugar-cured
bams, medium, lljc; sugar-bams, small, 12c:
sugar-cured breakfast bacon, 8c; sugar-cured
shoulders, 7c; sugar-cured boneless shoul
ders, 6Vc; skinned shoulders, Sc; skinned
bam llr; sugar-cured California bams, SJc;
sugar-cured dried beef flats, 9c: sugar-cured
dried beef sets, 10c; sugar-cured dried beet
rounds, 12c; bacon, shoulders, Oc; bacon, clear
sides, 7Kc; bacon, clear bellies, 7c: dry salt
shoulders, SJc: dry salt clear sides, 7Jic Mess
pork, heavy, 113 50: mess pork, family, tli 60.
Lard Refined, in tierces, 6Vc; half-barrels, 6c;
60-ft tuhs, 6Jc; 20-ft pails, tc; 60-B tin cans.
5c; 8-ft tin palls, bc; 6-ft tin pails, 6c; 10-ft
tin palls, 6mc Smoked sausage, long, 6c;
large, 6c Fresh pork, links. 9c Boneless
hams, lOJfc Pigs' feet, half-barrels, $4 00;
quarter-barrels. $2 15.
Lumber.
Trade keeps up well and the general con
ditions are healthy. Quartered oak, good dry
ash, cherry and walnut aroctarce. Along tho
line of tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there
is a scarcity of cars, and shippers complain that
tbey are not able to get stuff promptly to mar
ket. On the Pennsylvania lines there are also
detentions. Midsummer's trade is fully up to
last season, and the outlook for fall was never
better than It is at this time.
pike uxplasxd yabd quotations.
Clear boards, ner M teaOKZSi M
Select common boards, per M so 00
Common boards per M 20 00
Bheathlng
Pine lrame lumber ner M
bhlndes. Mo. 1. 18 in. ner M
18 00
22 03(327 00
600
273
too
bhlngtes, o. 2, IS la. per M
Lath
BAUD WOODS YABD QUOTATIONS.
Ash, to 4 in
Black walnut, green, logrnn
1)1 etc walnut, dry, log run
Cherry
Green white oak plank, 2 to 4 In...
Dry white oak plank, 2 to 4 In ,
Dry white oak boards, lln
West Va. yellow pine, I inch ,
West Va. yellow pine, 1 Inch,...
West Va. vellow nonlar. Klnlln..
..140 OOO&'i 00
.. 45 10350 00
.. 60 C0S75 00
.. 40 001380 00
20 00323 00
.. 2 00025 00
.. 20 0023 00
.. 2O00l2S0O
25 00330 00
18 00325 00
Hickory, 1)4 to 3 In Bffi25 00
Hemlock bulldlnK lumber, peril 13 00
Hank nils . 14 00
Boat stnddln 1400
Coal car plank 18 09
PLANED.
Clear boards, ner JL 6000
Surface boards 80 CO33.S00
Clear, K-lnch beaded celling 26 oo
Partition boards, peril 3600
Mooring, No.1...'. S000
Flooring, No. 2 25 00
Yellow pine fioorlug S0 004O0O
eainer-Doaraing, mouiueu, no. 1.... ww
Weather-boarding, moulded, No. 2,... 26 00
Weather-boarding, J4-lnch SOOO
BARD WOODS JOBBING PEICES.
Ash J30 00O43 00
V alnut log run, green 23 00(345 00
Walnut log run. dry 35 OV330 00
White oaL plant, preen 17 00319 00
White oan plant, dry 20 0032 00
w line oax Doarus, ary
West Va, yellowplne. 1 In
West Va. yellow pine, IX in.T..
Yellow poplar
Hickory, IX to 3 In
Hemlock
Bunk rails .'.
Boat studding
Coal car plank
LATE HEWS IN BRIEF.
Prairie fires aro prevailing In Texas.
Mr. Stanley is rapidly improving in health.
Rain, after 25 days and sights, fell in Kan
sas yesterday.
Senator Quay does not believe Congress will
adjourn before October.
Tbe price of silver has advanced at Ams
terdam from SI to 86 guilders per kilo.
Advices received from Chill state that tho
strikers ba tbe nitrate district number 7,000.
Four of the largest breweries in Minne
apolis consolidate, with a capital of 11,000,000.
French explorers wero killed In an encoun
ter with tbo natives in the Upper Niger region,
More Canadian fishing licenses bave been
taken out this year by Americans than ever
before.
At the close of tbe market yesterday at
Buenos Avres the premium on gold was Quoted
at 187 per cent.
There are rumors of serious trouble be
tween the natives and the French on the coast
of Newfoundland.
Queen! Regent Christina, of Bnaln, has
started for San Sobastlan. Tbe Prince of
Wales will vis.t her there.
Mavor Pendleton, of Fort W"ortb.Tex..who
uniawiuuy weuuea a nanusome teiepuone girl,
has mysteriously disappeared.
A switch engine in tbe Panhandle yards at
Cincinnati collided with several cars, and
seriously Injured two yardmen.
A Coroner's jury will investigate as to the
cause nf the explosion on board tbe Tioga In
which SO lives were lost at Chicago.
Senator Frye has written to Secretary of
Btate Blaine aBklng for further information as
to bis sugar tariff reciprocity scheme.
Prof. Garisdc, of New York, offered his
resignation to tne Cloakmakers' Association
yesterday, but they refused to accept it.
A conflict occurred between a number ot
riotous strikers and a body of troops in Chili,
in which 40 of the striker werfl killed or
wounded.
Tbo San Francisco Chamber of Commerco
protest against the policy ot permitting the
extinction of American commercial inarino in
forelcn trade.
Governor Campbell, of Ohio, has just re
spited "lirockej" feniltb, who as to be hanged,
in order that the Supreme Court may look Into
an alleged error In the trial.
Lieutenant C. V. Donaldson.Twenty-fonrth
United States Infantry, as drowned at New
port Reach, Cal yesterday, while attempting
to save tbe llfo of Miss Lottie Spugure.
The Imports or France during tbe month of
June increased 1,690.000 francs, and tho ex
ports decreased 9,07,000 francs, as compared
with tbe corresponding month last year.
Unofficial census footings make'the popu
lation of tho 14 largest places In Vermont 81,070,
a gain of 17,649 since 1SS0. Ihe entire State Is
expected to show a population of 840,000.
At Valparaiso. Ind.,yesterday, the residence
of John Hamlett was burned. Mrs. Hamlett
and four children, the eldest about 8 years old,
were burned to death. The bouse was totally
consumed.
The statement that two Canadian vessels,
wblch recently sailed ont of Maple Hay, Uritiili
Columbia, were armed with guns and wonld
resist the American revenue cutters, is without
foundation.
Tbe Mayor and City Council of Bement,
111., are Indulgine in a complicated legal war
which has arrayed the license and antl-llcenso
people against each other. The Mayor is
license, tbe Council is anti-license.
Tho report is officially denied by order of
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tho Queen Regent of Spain that sbs was to
marry the Prince ot Nassau, and emphasizes
her denial by the declaration that she Intends
to remain a widow tbo rest of her llfo.
. -Tho "Hoar" flag that Osnorai Fremont first
hoisted ner conquered Monterey In 1847 ij liv
ing at lialf.mnst from tb headquarters of tha
AnocltteU Pioneers nf '49 In liosion, and will
sortmaln unill the Pathfinder's body is com
mltted to the dust.
Fred Prentice, of Ashland. Wis., who at
tempted to obtain land In the centr r nf Duluth
valued nt 12,000,000, Is again unsaccestfnl.
Judges Nf 1,011 anil Miller have rendered a de
cision In favor of the defendants bo Nnrtlisrn
Pacific Railroad, tbe Duluth Street Railway
Company aud otbers.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Diallers Marine From the Forks lo Ibe Delia
Tbe River lo bs Stocked Willi Gnrao
FUb Two Million Bushels or Coal
Flonerd.
Tbe river continued to rise yesterday on ac
count of tbe wickets being up. Business was
moderately active. The present stage will not
allow boats to come up the Ohio. About 2,000,
000 bushels of coal was brought down from the
pool yesterday to bo in readiness to continue
on down on the first high water. Beveralbarges
of manufactured steel wero also towed to this
port from Braildock. It consisted mostly of
rail", consigned to St. Louis and Cairo parties.
Tbe bridge mark showed 6 feet and 0 Inches.
This is a riso of 3 feet in '1 hours. At Davis
Island it wjs 10 feet and 6 iucbes above the
dam, with 1 feet 9 below.
Driftwood.
TBE Jim Brown came down with a tow of coal
and tied up.
THK Bellvlew made a very successful trial trip
at Cincinnati.
The W. S. Chancellor Is again running In the
Portsmouth trade.
The Courier left Wheeling for Parkersborg
yesterday morning.
Tbe Jennie Campbell Is engaged In raising the
wreck of the Granite State.
A woman named Newall committed suicide by
jumping off the Golden Kule.
The Little Dick came down with three barges
of coal yesterday from the upper pooL
Peter H. Coxant, aged 81, an old and expe
rienced rivcrman, died at his home In Smlthiand,
Ky.
Tbe Cincinnati packet line expects to start the
h.eytone State down from here Friday for Wheel
ing. Ihe Rainbow Is running in the Pomeroy trade
in place of the Louis A. Sherley, which was pat
on the ways Monday.
New cylinders for the Scotia will be shipped
from here to-day to Cincinnati, where It is un
derpins Jteneral repairs on the ways.
The Oermanla was the only boat that left for
Morgantown yesterday, on account ol the Blaine
being on the dock for repairs at BrownsvUle. It
was overpacked.
The channel at Rising Sun, above Louisville,
has been changed so as to allow boats to make a
straight run without rounding to and running
toward the Kentucky shore.
The Marino docks at PMnt Pleasant, owned by
J. 1. Brlcht. were sold yesterday, to Cole &
Ilcatherlngton. 'lbey will make repairs on the
dock and tmt It in good shape.
JIisino In the river district has been practically
suspended for the past few weeks on account ot
low water. The barges were all loaded and on
this account work was shut down at many or the
mines.
Fun Waudejt IIaoce was at the wharfhoat-
yesterday making arrangements to go down the
Ohio, In company with his wife, to pay the unlaw
ful Ushers a visit. He expects to make a number
of arrests. Warden Hat-uo stated that be would
make an attempt to have the rivers about Pitts
burg stocked with nsh If the citizens would co
operate with him in trying to prevent night line
and net flsuing.
THE Louisville rlvenuen will hold a meeting
shortly to take action which will edectuallyston
tbo practice among colored deckhands and rousta
bouts or quitting whenever they please to the
detriment uf tr ide. It Is propo ed that an org m
lzatlon be effected and a plan of operation be
mapped out which will ston this, boine or the
rlvermen about here think that the same move
should be mane on this end of the river. It only
requires an energetic leader to come forward now
aud take the Initiative step to stop this work
nmonsrtbe ronstles" and snowtbem that tbey
cannotqult working without glvlnc notice. Many
times tbejicancs of negroes become dissatisfied and
go off and leave a boat unloaded.
For Sale.
Two barges, two flats, and lumber in flat,
two French creeks; all in John A. Wood &
Son's landing at Cbartiers creek; also the
'steamboat Jos. B. 'Williams. Inquire for
particulars. John M. Eisheb,
Assignee of I. D. Eisher, No. 8 Wood st.,
Pittsburg.
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