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Cattle Higher in Chicago and Some
what Higher Here, but
DEOYERS KOT TET SATISFIED.
IraproTed Tone to Markets at All the Local
Stock lards.
SHEEP ARE STEADY AND SWUiE SLOW
Office of Pittsbdeo Dispatch.
MOJJDAT. Aucust 18, 169a $
At Herr's Island the, cattle market ruled
better and stroncer to-day than last Mon
day. Supply was larger than the late aver
age, but quality was more satisfactory.
Demand was good and prices were higher.
Following was the range: Best heavy
Chicago beeves, $5 00 to $5 15; good to
choice medium weights, fl 55 to $4 75;
common to fair do, $4 05 to $4-25; prime
Hchtweights, 4 25 to $4 50; common to fair
do, $3 75 to $4; low grade, rough and
mixed grassers, bulls, dry cows, etc., $2 50
to $3 50. Fresh cows were in light supply,
and prices ruled the same as last week.
The only sales reported were at 153, 535 and
$37 30. Calves were scarce, tbere being but 58
bead on sale, and market was firm at a range
of 4K " 6e Per pound.
Receipts: From Chicago I. Ziecler, 140 head;
Zi. Gerson, 120; A. Fromm, 61; L. Kothschild. 39:
J. Richter. 19. From Pennsylvania E. Wolf.
4; G. Filmier. 4;J. Behler, 2; D. O. Pior. 1;
Total, 390: last week, 322: nrevious week. 329.
The run of sheep was larger than the demand
at thi vards call for. while Dnces were & shade
lower than last Mondav: markets were quite-
brisk. Sheep sold at 13 50 to So UU, the latter
price beinc paid for a few bunches of choice
wethers. Lambs were sold at 4c to 6c ft.
.Receipts: From Chicaco I. Zieeler, 179.
Prom Pennsylvania T. Bingham. 270; D. O.
Pisor. 152: U. Filmier, W; 1. McNeese, 134;
J. Beliler, 70; McCreary fc Serceanr. 1S4
J. Cruikrhank. 107. From Ohio Sanford A
Langdon, 165. Total, 1,325; last week, D38; pre
vious week, 1,108. Hogs ere In good demand,
and the market was strong and hicher. with
$4 25 to $4 50 as the range for choice Ohios and
Pcnnsylvanlas. Stock were dull and slow at
CO to S3 25. Receipts: From Ohio Needy
A Sergeant. 1S2: sanford fc ljangdon, 70. From
Pennsylvania E. Wolf. 7; G. Flinner, 4; J.
Behler, 14. Total. 277: last week. 204; previoas
week, 241. Drovers report that the cost of
cattle at Chicaco was much greater than a
week ago, and that the slight advance here did
not cover increased cost, Somo claimed that
the increased price at Chicago was equal to a
bait dollar per cut, and others put the increase
higher.
At Woods' Run nnd Gnat Liberty.
The offerings of cattle at the Woods' Run
yards were 258 head, of which 172 bead were
from Ohio and the balance from Chicago. Of
the Ohio cattle there were two loads of bigh
grade, weighing close to 1,500 ibs., which were
sold at 6c per lb. The Chicago cattle ranged in
weizht from 1,000 to 1,350 lbs., and in price 3c
to 4Jc Markets were active and all were sold
by noon at better prices than bave prevailed
the past fewf weeks.
There were 570 sheep and lambs on the
market. The range of prices was 4JJc to 6K&
Prime yearlings bronght 5c and some choice
lambs were sold at 6K- The price of hogs was
(4 15 to H 25. There were bnt 30 bead on the
market, averaging abont 200lbs in weight.
There w ere 109 loaas of cattle on the market
at East Liberty yards this morning, against SO
loads last Monday and 135 for the week before.
Quality of this morning's offerings was only
fair. Supply and demand for prime beeves are
alike absent. The few butchers whose trade
calls for Drimes order directly from Chicaco.
There were six to eight loads of good heavy
cattle on the market from Ohio and Indiana,
for which $4 50 to $4 75 was asked, but it was
somewhat doubtful at 9 o'clock whether this
Snce could be obtained. Light, tidy bntcber
eeves. the kind our market calls for of late,
weighing 1,000 to 1,200 pound", were scarce. De
mand exceeded supply. The range of markets
for this crade was S3 25 to H 25. Markets
opened slim, but firm, at prices ranging from
10c to 15c above last Monday's rates.
Sheep nnd Lambs.
There were about 9 loadB of sbeep and
lambs on the market, and prices of last week
were well maintained. Last week's prices were
a strong auarter better than those of thA
previous week. Quality of the offerings to-day I
wool sheep and lambs on the market of rather
inferior grade which -sold atvt4 SO. Common
and low grades of lambs wereTery dull sale.
There Is scarcely any demand whatever for any
other than choice lamos. One nice bunch of
the latter was sold at 6c which was to top off
the market and much above the average price
received for lambs.
Swine were firm at closing prices of last
week. Tbere were 23 loads on tbemarket. The
range for corn bogs was H 00 to (4 25; grassers,
S3 50 to S3 75.
One of our packers was advised by bis Chi
caco Buyer this moraine that receipts tbere to
day were 25,000, and too prices was 4c per lb.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
The Condition of Business at the East Liberty
Stock Tarda.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURG DISPATCH. J
1I05DAT. August 18. 189a
CATTLE Receipts. 4,139 bead; shipments,
3,850 bead: market firm and shade stronger
than last week's prices; 20 cars cattle shipped
to New York to-day.
Boos Receipts. 7,250 head: shipments. 4.000
bead; market firm nncood, bad on grassers;
good corn bogs, H 204 25: good Yorkers. (4 00
4 10; common and grassers 3 G0Q3 75; 15 cars
of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
SHEEP Receipts. 4.950 head:shipments, 3,600
head; market dull at last w eek's prices.
Br Teles ph.
NEW YORK Beeves Receints, 6.612 bead.
Including S3 cars for sale; market 10c per
100 pounds lower: native steers, 13 754 95 per
100 pounds: Texans and Colorados. S2 653 75;
bulls and cows, $23 50; dressed beef steady at
6K7?c per pound; shipments to-morrow, 490
beeves and 3,000 quarters of beef. Calves Re
ceipts. 3,033 bead; market dnll and a shade
easier: veals. 5 007 00 per 100 pounds; but
termilks and grassers, 12 25fi2 75: Westerns,
12 04 50. bbeep Receipts. 1G.4J9 bead; mar
ket' dull and ic per pound lower: lambs, Jc
lower; sheep, $4 255 50 per 100 pounds: lambs,
55 257 00: dressed mutton dull at 8K10c per
pound: drersed Iambs weak at 9llc Hogs
Kcceipts, 6.9G5 head; market nominally dull
at H 0064 25 per 100 pounds.
CINCINNATI Hogs active and stronger;
common and licht, S2 754 00; packing and
butchers. $3 904 10: receipts, 1,870 head; ship
ments. 170 head. Cattle in fair demand; com
mon. SI 002 25; fair to medium butcher grades.
12 507 50: good to choice. S3 7584 25. Sheep
In light demand and easy; common to fair,
2 5o3 75; prime to choice, 4 004 75; stock
owes. $4 7505 00; stock wethers, H 0004 25: ex
tra fat wethers and yearlings, $5 005 25.
Lambs Spring in light demand and lower;
prime to choice shippinc. 5 756 00; good to
prime shippinc. S5 255 50; prime to choice
butchers. H 005 00: common butchers, $2 25
S20.
ST. LOUIS Cattle Receipts. 4,400 head; shipv
znonie, 4W neau; warne. acuve at sugDiiy tower
prices; good to fancy natives steers. S4 S0476;
fair to good do, $4 00Q4 35: stockers and feed
ers. 2 1053 30; Texans and Indians, 2 509
S 80. Hogs Receipts, 2,700 bead: shipments,
1,500 bead: market steady; fair to choice heavy,
M bOgS 95; packing grades, 137003 80; light to
fair to best. 13 SXjS 90. Sbeep Receipts. 2,900
head: shipments. 500 bead: market steady; fair
to choice, U C0g5 10.
BUFFALO Cattle Good butchers stronger,
shade higher; common dull. Export steers,
good to choice, S4 204 75; choice heavy
butchers, II 404 60. Sheep and lambs dull,
weak and irregular; sheep, choice to extra,
$4 5031 75; good to choice. $4 204 45. Lambs,
choice to extra, S5 505 75; good to choice,
$5 2005 45. Hon, good weight and quality in
demand: medium and heavy mixed, 4 10.
CHICAGO Cattle Market irregular; steers.
12 504 85; Texans. J2 60 i 25: rangers. $3 40
3 80: cos, SI 50g2 75. Hoes Market steadv to
a shade strong: roach and common, S3 6033 60;
best mixed. S3 753 80: prime beavv and
butchers' weights, S3 ft.4 05; lieht. S3 9034 05.
Sheep Market lower: natives, S3 754 25:
Westerns, S3 804 06; Texans, S3 60S4 25; lambs.
$4 755 90.
Brazilian Coffer.
Rio M Jajtziro, August 18. Coffee Regu
lar first, 8,200 reis per 10 kilos; good second.
7,700 reis. Receipts during the week. 67000
baes; purchases forTJnited states. 65,000: clear
ances for do, 20,000: stock, 152,000 bags.
Saittos, August 18. Coffee Good arerare.
7,800 reis per 10 kilos. Receipt dunnc the
week, 61,000 bags; purchases for United States.
18.000; clearances for do, 15,000; stock, 94,000
bags.
;-
Mrtal Marker
,. C8xt York. August 18. Pig iron strong.
. Copper neglected; lake, August, $16 85. Lead
strong and more active: dVmesilc, $4 65. Tin
dnll and firmer; straits, 21 10.
PrnsBTjBO Beef Co., wholesale ngents
for Swift's Chicaco Dressed Beef, sold for
week ending Angnst 16, 173 carcasses beef.
Average weight. 594 pounds; average price
&90& .
MARKETS BY WIRE.
ASeactlsnnryWavehtrlkes the Grata Pit
nnd Washes Out Volurs Better Pros
pects In the Corn Bell Pork
Active and Lover.
CHICAGO Wheat There was quite a large
trade again to-day and the feeling was un
settled, with prices fluctuating under and above
the closing figures of Saturday, but a higher
range was established. The opentne was a
lc higher than Saturday's closing, but under
rather free offerings broke off 5iH. tnen
rallied HSc, again eased off, declining 2Ji
ZJf c, ruled irregular and closed about IJb'c lower
for September, and Kc lower for December.
Corn There was a fair business transacted
and a weaker feeling prevailed. The easier tone
was attributed to a better prospect in the corn
belt and the free selling of May for country ac
count, which had a tendency to weaken the
other futures. First trades were at JiSJs'c de
cline, when the market ruled steady for a "rue.
bnt weakening developed and prices receded
8$ic rallied some, but toward the close, again
sold off and closed with a loss of lH0iyi
Oats were active but weak, unsettled and
lower. The opening was at JiJe decline, but
prices quickly reacted. The selling pressure,
however, proved too strong and prices declined
IQlcfrom outside figures. After frequent
fluctuations within a narrow ranee , weakness
again developed and prices receded K and
closed tame at nearly Inside figures.
Mess pork Trading was quite active. Open
ing sales were made at 5c decline, but prices
advanced 25030c Later, prices fell back 25
30c and closed weak.
Lard A. few sales were made early at 25c
decline, but prices advanced 7Klc Toward
tho close prices receded again 710c and
closed easy.
Short rib sides Early sales were made at a
slight reduction, but prices quickly advanced
"KSlOc The market closed easy at7Jf01a
decline.
The leading futures rancea as follows:
WHKAT-No. 2. Aucust,$l WKtl 03K6101
RSI 01U: September. SI O401O4141 0101 02:
December. SI 071 071 05ia)l 05
CORN No. 2. August, 49494S4SKc:
September. 49494S$4Sc; May, 53
Oats No. 2. August. 36V3736K36Kc;
September, 36Jiet37Ve35353ic; May, 39
40Ke3SJ'Sc
Mess Pork, per bbl. September. Sll SO
11 30U 10U 10; October. S10 9011 0C10 90
10 90: January. 812 4512 7012 37K12 37X-
Lard, per 100 fts. September. 6256du
6 206 20: October. SO 406 4o6 356 35;
January. S6 8D6 856 756 75.
Short Ribs, per 100 fts September, S5 37K
5 42&5 82K5" 35; October. So 52K5 555 45
5 47 January. S5 90Q6 005 903 92K-
Cash quotations were as follows: Klonrsteady
and unchanged: No. 2 spring wheat. SI 01: No.
3 spring wheat, 87c; Inn. 2 red, SI 02. No. 2
com,4SVc. No.2oats,S636Jc. No.2rye,61K9
62a No. 2 barley, 7072c: No. 1 flaxseed. SI 37;
prime timothy seed, SI 45: mess pork per bbl,
$1125; lard, per 100 lbs, S6 20; short rib
sides, looe. S5 80; dry salted shoulders, boxed,
to 7o5 S7: short clear sides, boxed, S5755 85;
sngars. cut loaf, unchanged: Nn. 2 white oats,
3738fc;No 3 white oats, 36337c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day tho butter
market was steady. Eggs, 1618Hc
NEW YORK Flour srong, higher and more
active. Commeal quiet. Wheat Spot dull
and unsettled, closing weak; options onened
KlVc higher, further advanced lc on
aciive covering by foreigners and the advance
in silver, but a quieter feeling came in with
the toreigners out, and prices broke 22c
closing HdXc nnder Saturday and weak.
Rye strong and quiet. Barley luminal. Bar
ley malt quiet. Corn Spot quiet, 'ower and
weak; options advanced early K- In sym
pathy with wheat, ruled very dull and closed
l?c below Saturday, with a pressure to
sell. Oats Spot dull and weak; options quiet
and weaker. Hay dnll and weak. Coffee
Options opened steady and unchanged; 25
points np. closed barely steady, unchanged to
25 points up. Active higher cables;
sales. 77,750 bags, inrludlng August,
18.S518.45c: September. 17.8518.onc: October,
17.20c17.40c: November, 16.951710; Decem
ber, 16.S0ei6.95c: January. I6.3516.50c: Febru
ary. 16.20016.80c; March. 16.1016.25c: Mav,
15.9016.U0c. Spot Rio firm and quiet; fair
cargoes, 20Je;No. 7 fiat bean, l19c. Sugar
Raw firm and fairly active; sales, 8S7 hogs
heads and 12.320 bags muscovado, S93 test, at 5c:
2.410 bags molasses sugar, 89 test. 41 3-16c and
3.000 bags centrifugals. 96 test, 3c C. L F.;
refined firm. Molasses New Orleans steady.
Rice fairly active and firm. Cottonseed oil
quiet and steady. Tallow stronger and quiet.
nosin quiet and steady, rnrpontine steadier
and dull. Eggs qniet and Arm; Western.
16KMKc; receipts, 5,469 packages. Fork
more active and steady. Cutmeats steady and
in fair demand: pickled bellies, 56c;
shoulders, 5c: Middles quiet and easier. Lard
higher and clo-ed weak; more active; Western
steam, 86 45 asked; sales. 1,250 tierces, part at
S6 47K: options sale". 6.500 tierces: September.
S6 506 53. closln r at $6 4S6 54: October,
K 65. closing at $6 636 65: November. S3 77;
December. S6 896 94, doling at SO SS6 90;
January, 17 077 12. closing at 17 OS. Butter
in moderate demand and firm: Western dalrv,
812c; do creamery, ll20c; do factory, 7llHc,
Cheese firm; part skims, 2Ji5V; Ohio fiat,
5K7c.
PHILADELPHIA-FIocr strong, and 10 per
cent advance per barrel; Western winter, S460
65 10: do do straight. So 105 35; winter patent,
S5 405 80: Minnesota clear. S4 5065 00; do
straight, 35 005 40; do patent, S5 508 6 00; do
do favorite brands higher. Wheat market
opened strong and 1K higher, but subse
quently lost &cin sympathy with reaction in
other grain centers, closing feverish; ungraded
red. in grain dep.it. SI 02; No. 2 red. August,
SI 031 03K; September,- SI 03JJ1 01: Octo
ber. SI 04Jfl 05; November, II 05Jil 06.
Com Options advanced c in sympathy
with wheat, but speculation was tame, and
foreign business was impracticable at current
prices; car lots were in good local trade de
mand and c higher, under light offenngs;No.
3 white, in grain depot, 56c; No. 3 mixed, in do,
56; No. 3 high mixed, in do. 56c; No. 3 high
mixed, in grain depot, 57c; ungraded high
mixed, in grain depot, 67c: No. 2 white, in
Twentieth street elevator. 56c: No 2 'mixed
and bigh mixed track and grain depot, 67Xc;
No. 2 high mixed, ingrain depot, 68c; No. 3
mixed, August, 5556c; September. 56
56J4c; -October, 56K57; November, 6757Kc.
Oats opened strong and advanced c on car
lots and Kl on futures, but Kc for improve
ment In the latter was subsequently lost; there
was good local trade, demand and fair specula
tive business in September options: No. 2
white. 43c: ungraded white. 43Kc; So. 2 white,
44c: No.-2 white. August, 2Xc43c; Septem
ber. 425S426c; October, 41J&42c: November,
42Vl4i?ic. Provisions in good jobbing de
mand and firm. Pork Mess, new, $13 0013 60:
do prime mess, new, S1250; do family. S14 00
14 50; hams, smoked. HKc Lard Western
steam, SB 506 65. Butter Fancy goods scarce
and wanted, but family qualities dull, at 23
2Sc Eggs scarce and firm; Pennsylvania firsts,
1919c. Cheese steady; part skims, 56c
ST.rLOUIS Flour 'firmer and higher; XXX.
$2650275: lamily, S3 00310; choice. S3 25450;
f ancv, S4 104 35; extra fair, S4 654 80; patents,
S3 755 20. Wheat a fair business was trans
acted and tbe market was weaker: opening was
higher and advanced along the line, declined
and tbe decline was lower for December and
steady for May; December. SI 05 May,
SI 11. Corn rather a small business was
transacted and tbe market was lower: the'
opening was a trifle higher, and after fluctua
tions closed at adecline from lljc lower than
Saturday; No. 2 cash. 46c; September 47Hc;
May, 45c Oats business transacted was
limited and the feeling sympathized with wheat
and corn; No. 2, cash, closed at 38c; Septem
ber 37c asked; May, closed at 40jic Rye
No. 2, 69c Corn meal unchanged. Provisions,
Pork. Sll 75. Lard, S5 87K-
MINNEAPOLIS Receipts of wheat for the
oast 24 hours were 96 cars; shipments, 72 cars.
Tbe leeiing was very strong and prices higher.
Considerable new wheat came in and was for
sale. A few of these, graded No. 1 Northern,
brought a round price due to special qualities
suited to individual buyers' requirements,
while tbe usual offerings went considerably
lower. Local millersand outsiders were in the
market, and both classes showed a lively
Interest in the markets. Closing quotations:
No. 1 bard, Angnst, SI 06: on track, SI 1031 UK:
No. 1 Northern, August, $1 OIJi: September,
9jc; December, SI 01?i: on track SI 011 06;
good Northern, Augubt,V7c; on track, 97S1 01.
CINCINNATI Flour firm: family. S44 25,
fancy, S4 704 85. Wheat active, higher: No.
2 red. 99c$l 0L Corn easier, active: No. 2
mixed. 5454?c. Oats easier. No 2 mixed.
3SK3!c. Ry8 strong, higher: No. 2, 67
68c Pork firm at Sll 75. Lard stronger at
S5905 92 BuIkmeaU scarce, nominal: short
rib. So 5a Bacon steady: short clear, S6 62.
Whisky steady; sales of 1,181 barrels finished
goods on a basis of SI 13. Butter firm; fancy
creamery, '2223c: choice dairy, 120113c. Sugar
steady; hard refined, 67c; New Orleans,
SS5ic Linseed oil Meady at 6759. Eggs
scarce, higher at 15c. Cheese steady; prime to
choice Ohio flat, 7K8fe.
BALTIMORE Wheat Western unsettled
and higher; No. S winter, spot and August,
$1 01Xnl?i: Septemer, 81 02: October SI 04;
December. Si 07Q1 07. Corn Western quiet:
mixed, spot, 56c; September, 65fc: sales. Oc
tober, 55Ko55Kc. Oats firm; Western white.
4245c; du do mixed. 4042c: graded No. 2
white, 44c Rye stiff; prime to choice, 6067c
Hay easier: prime to choice timothy, Sll 50
12 50. Provisions firm. Butter firm; creamery,
tancy, 1920c: do fair to choice, 1618c; do
Imitation, 1215cMadle fancy. 12313c; do good
to choice, 8llr-. Eggs firm and active: receipts
light; 18c Coffee strong and advancing; Bio
c&goes. fair. 20c; No. 7. 19c
TOLEDO Wheat active and lower; cash and
Aucust, SI 02; September, fl 02J; December,
SI 05fi; May. SI 18. Corn dull: cash and Sep
tember, 61c Oats quiet; cash, SSc Cloverseed
artive and easier; cash, old, S4 65; October,
14 85; December, S4 95.
DULUTH Wheat was, at one time to-day,
lHc above Saturday's close, but the gain was
lot bef oretthe end of the day. Closing prices
are: August, fl 05M: September, fl 08; De
cember, fl 05; on track, fl OS .cars. .
THE
POINTS ON TRADE.
Only Two Bids 606176011)7 llr. C. L.
Davis for Bis New Tbeaier.
A QUIET HINT TO ARCHITECTS.
Trading in Buckeye Oil Certificates Starts
Off With a Seal Boom.
THE SEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE C1TI
So far only two bids have been received
by Mr. C. L. Davis (Alvin Jortyn) for his
new Theater on Sixth street, showing" that
Pittsburg builders are a little slow- or are
too fall oi business to undertake more. The
latter is no donbt the reason. The time for
closing the bids has, therefore, been ex
tended 30 days, which will expire Septem
ber 10.
It is understood that Mr. Davis has made
a few changes from the original plan,
which will add somewhat to the cost of the
building.
,
A Bint to Architects.
Everything relating to "homes for the
people" is of interest in Pittsburg, where
building is on the jump. Here is a sugges
tion contributed by the oldest real estate
broser in the city a man who has charge of
several hundred houses, and knows how the
public pulse beats:
"Architects would do well to direct the at
tention of builders to tbe erection of small,
compact, yet spacious and modern houses, with
a view more to use than fine external appear
ance. The majority of the smaller houses are
built at too great a cost merely to make a good
impression when viewed from tbe outside.
More care should be taken of tbe interior, with
a view to comfort and economy." .
Asrlenlmrnl Flcnlcp.
Daring September State and other fairs will
be held In the following places: California,
Sacramento, 8 to 20; Connecticut, Merlden, 16
to 19; Delaware, Dover, 29 to October 4; Illinois,
Peoria, 29 to October S; Indiana, Indianapolis,
22 to 27; Kansas, Topelca, 15 to 20;
Maine, Xiewiston, 9 to 12: Maryland. Bel Air.
SO to October S; Michigan, Lansing, 8 to 12;
Minnesota, between Minneapolis and St Paul,
8 to IS; Nebraska, Lincoln, 5 to 12; Nevada,
Reno, 22 to 27; New York, Syracuse, 11 to 18;
Ohio, Columbus, 15 to 22: South Dakota, Aber
deen, 15 to 19: Tennessee, Nashville, 29 to Oc
tober 4; Vermont, White Kiver Junction, 8 to
13; West Virginia, Wheeling. 8 to 12; Wiscon
sin, Milwaukee, 15 to 26: Wyoming, Cheyenne,
16 to 19.
Tbe Trade in Carriages
Considering the drawbacks of the early part
of tbe season, carriage makers and dealers
have reason to be satisfied with tbe amount of
business, if not with the profits realized. Dur
ing the spring months the heaviest shipments
of carnages for the year are made, and from
May 1 to August 1 the aggregate of deliveries
to customers is .the largest, the briskest period
being the last two weeks of July, especially in
tbe country. Tbere was not such a marked
rush then as nsual: but the trada in pleasure
vehicles has kept up well since and made a
good average the country over. The same may
be said as to tbe demand for farm wagons and
heavy vehicles. Judging by the grumbling of
dealers, prices have not been so satisfactory as
they were a year ago. As this is the time for
the yearly lull, the movement Is light.
Business Newe and Gossip
Seven buildings are in course of construction
in tbe principal business part of the city, the
aggregate-cost of which approximates $1,000,
000. A Liberty street produce dealer. Just home
from the West, says the potato crop is light all
all through that part of the country. This
confirms previous reports.
Fifty-three building lots bave been sold In
one plan in an East End district within three
weeks. In almost every Instance the purchase
was for improvement.
Tbe most important mortgage on the list
yesterday was for 110.000. There were SO in all,
6 of which were for purchase money.
Concerning tbe mysterious disappearance of
small notes, a Wood street banker said yester
day tba the country people carried them off.
This is corroborated by the fact that whire
Pittsburg is short of them the rural districts
are well supplied.
Henry M. Long sold 45 shares of Electric at
Sand25 Pleasant Valley at 29. Several
brokers reported an Increase of buying orders
for the specialties, including Electric and
Pleasant Valley.
Mr. D. P. Black returned yesterday from his
snmmer outing. He passed most of the time
in Buffalo and vicinity. He says Pittsburg
stands bigh lu the East as a manufacturing
and financial center. The dullest place be
visited was Albany. He thinks it finished, as
be did not see a house in course of erection.
But us H. Herron and H. S. Pinkerton are on
deck again. The latter got back in time to
help start the ball in Buckeye certificates.
A semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent on the
stock of tbe North American Phonograph
Company has been declared, payable August
28 to stockholders of record August 15.
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports that the
quantity of coal and coke originating on and
carried over its lines east of Pittsburg and
Erie for the weekending Angnst 9 was 300.125
tons, of which 211,903 tons were coal and 88,222
tons coke.
Railroad earnings: Pittsburg and Western,
second week of August, net decrease, 13,132.
Louisville. Bt. Louis and Texas, second week of
August, net increase. S3.504.
Movements In Renl Estate.
Four young men chipped In yesterday and
raised a fund large enough trf buy eight or ten
building lots. They will probably Invest at
Brushton or Homewood.
Straub A Morris sold tbree houses on Cato
street during last week for $5,000 each: In each
case tbe deal was made before the roof was on,
showing a brisk demand for this kind of prop
erty. Two of the purchasers are non-resldentt,
but contemplate locating here.
Tbe same firm also closed tbe sale of a lot
219x133, corner of St. Clair and Rural streets,
for $10,000, npon which fine dwellings will be
erected at once.
B. O. Frazier sold a new modern frame
dwelling of five rooms, etc., with lot 18x100 feet
to alley, situated on the north side of Howley
avenue, near Thirty-ninth street. Sixteenth
ward, to the Lawrenceville Homestead Loan
and Trust Company for $2,700.
Black & Baird sold to Albert Randall lot No.
45 in the Herron Hill Park plan, fronting on
Madison avenue 40 feet by 100 in depth to an
alley, for $1,000: also sold to E. J. Evans for
James H. Willock lots Nos. 5, 6 and 7, in tbe
WillorE plan, fronting 72 feet on Second ave
nue, Hazelwood, for $2,400; also sola to J. S.
Hecker for J. Walter Hay, lot No. 19 in the
Valley View plan, for S425.
W. A. Herron & Sons sold lot 39 in the
Brown & Donnell plan. Nineteenth ward, cor
ner of Wineblddle avenue, 24x100 feet, for $550.
STOCK MOVEMENTS.
Strong and Weak Points of tbe Market
Latter Still Climbing.
The features of most Interest in the stock
market yesterday were another sharp advance
In Luster, tbe sale of a jag of Citizens' Insur
ancethe first movement in this part of the
list for a lone time and the drop of Electric
rights to 6 cents, with still lower bids at tbe
close. The stock was stronger and Switch and
Signal weaker. Tbe tractions and natural
gassers presented no new features. Exchange
stock was firmer.
The Bterling Silver Mining Company has
shipped to this city over COO ounces, a part of
the July outpnt. It IS very pure. There is
pone of tbe stock on tbe market, so far as could
be ascertained, but it may come out later.
FIRST SECOND
11,1.. CALL.
B A B A
4M 600
...... s 25
....1 42 45
ii nU si si
JO
2 H
ZSH 28
es 67 5 ,...?.
28X 28 2SK 28X
17 19
ZH SO 28M Z9K
39 H 9H 39M
IS UH 18
1UH ..... UH
F. P.. S. AM. Ex
Boatman's Insnrance
Cltlient' ln.urance
Chanters Valley On Co...
reonles' Nat. O. A E. Co.
niiUdelpbla Co.
Wheeling Gas
Colombia Oil Company. .
Central Traction.
Citizens' Traction
l'letnt Valley..... a. i. .
La Morla Mining..
Latter Mining Co
WettlnffbonM Electric...
Unions. 8. Co
-Weifhouie A. B. Co
Bale at first call were 105 shares Eleotrio at
-PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
39,15 Switch at 15 100 at 15 25 Pleasant
Valley at 28 and 60 Electric rights at 5c At
last call 50 Citizens' Insn.-ance brought 35 and
10 Philadelphia Gas 30303(.
The total sales of stocks atNewTtork yester
day were 140.174 shares, including Atchison,
8,890; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
8.900; Louisville and Nashville. 6,817; Reading.
11,920; St. Paul, 14.680: Union Pacific, 6,700.
A CLOSE EACE.'
Pittsburg Maintains Tier Lend of Baltimore
In Clearing Home Belarus.
Saturday's business made a good showing In
the Clearing House report yesterday. Ex
changes were $2,789,710 28 and balances $353,"
372 95., The week's race between Pittsburg and
Baltimore was close, the difference being $500
in round numbers in favor of the former. St.
Louis and San Francisco ran almost neck and
neck, with the advantage in favor of St. Louis.
Cincinnati was nowhere. Philadelphia fell to
fourth place, being erowded out of third by
Chicago.
There was only a moderate demand for dis
counts, which was accommodated at 6 per cent
as tbe rule, exceptions either way being rare.
The supply of funds was said to be adequate
to business requirements, bnt none to squander
on wildcat schemes. A tew banks were re
ported closelv loaned up. but the most of them
were easy. New York exchange was a drug on
the market.
Money on call at New York yesterday was
tight, ranging from 6018 per cent, last loan 6,
closed offered at 6. Prime mercantile paper
higher. Sterling exchange quiet and steady at
$4 84J for 60-day bills and $4 S7JJ f or domand.
Closing Bond Quotation.
a. 9. 4s. reg m;
U. 8. 4s, oonp 1Z3K
U.B.4WS, reg 1023.
V. S. 4s, coup USb
Pacifloesof '95 ints
Loulslanastamned4s 8S)t
Missouri 8s 101
Tenn. news.u 6s. ...107
Tnnn. new sit. 5s 104
M.K. &T. Oen. 8s.. 70
Mutual Union 6S....1M
M. J. c int. Cert.. .no
Northern Fan. 1KU..115.U
Northern fac. Ids. .114
Northw't'n consols. 1M
nonnw'n deoen's 8sl094
Oregon ft Trans. 6s. 106i
St.L&I.M. Ben. 8s. 94
at.L. tiij.F. Ueu.M.110
bt. Paul consols 123
Tenn.newset. Js.... 73V
Canada So. 2d - 09 H
Central Pacific lsls. 1093
Den. A K. Ii. lst....H6J
SLI", ChiAfe. lsts.114
Tx.. re. L,.G.Tr.H. 1
Den. 4ii. U. s EZ
U.AR. a. Westlste.
Tx.. Pc.K U.Tr.Ks. S9
union racinci6U...iiui
West bhore 104
EtleSd. VaH
M. iv. A x. uen. u.. es
Nbw York Clearings, 68,389,458: balances,
S3.368.45S.
Boston Clearings, $16,274,101: balances,
$2,140,451. Money 7 per cent.
Phh.atjki.pbx. Clearings, $11,118,192; bal
ances S1.8S4.256.
Baltlvobe Clearings, 2,479,360; balances,
256,170.
Lokdon The amount of bullion gone into
tbe Bank of England oj balance to-day 13
17.000.
Paris Three per cent rentes, 94f 75c Tor the
account.
Chicago Money was unchanged at 6 per
cent on call, and 607 per cent on time loans.
Clearings. $14,088,000. New York exohange
was b075c discount.
LIMA OK TAP.
Introduction of Buckeye Certificates Caasea
n Revolution A Lively Day.
The oil ring presented an animated appear
ance yesterday, and there was considerable of
tbe old-time enthusiasm. Tbe metamorphosis
wrought by Buckeye certificates was rapid and
decided. Everything was Buckeye. When the
gong sounded tbe opening there was a huriah
for Buckeye which was beard on the street and
caused some surprise, coming, as it did, from a
place usually so quiet and dignified.
The market opened at the top, with active
trading. The lobby was well filled and orders
were liberal, showing that outsiders were inter
ested. The market sold off during the first
hour, and was rather quiet until about 2
o'clock, when there was another spurt of activ
ity and the price crept up to within 2 cents of
the opening and highest figure. About 300,000
barrels changed bands. The fluctuation was
2Ji cents. Sprnul & Lawrence and David
Brown sold freely. McKelvy and Tracy were
tbe principal buyers. The range was: Open
ing and highest, 42c: lowest, 39Me; closing,
40c. Tbe opening at Oil City, Fmdlay and
Lima was tbe same as here. New York and
Bradford were lower. The following telegrams
were received:
Lima, August la Oil Exchange open for
business. We greet yon.
John O'Connor, Vice President.
FlNDLAY.Angnst 18. Oil Exchange open for
business. Born at 9 o'clock. Babes as we are,
we accept congratulations with manly pride,
and hope to grow to tbe full stature of man as
an oil exchange, and trust to so deport our
selves that your Exchange will never regret our
advent. D. Joy, President.
Pennsylvania oil was firm but neglected in
the excitement over tbe new acquisition. It
passed throngb but one fluctuation the open
lrg and highest being 93c and tbe lowest and
closing SCJ4C Sales were abont 8,000 barrels.
Refined advanced at Antwerp. Saturday's
clearances were 38,000 barrels.
Fentorei of Yesterday' Oil Market.
Corrected daily by Jobn M. Oakley & Co.. 45
Sixth street, members of tbe Pittsburg Petro
leum Exchange:
Opened 93 I Lowest. S2M
Highest 93 I Closed mn
BUCKETS CEEHFICATBS.
Opened 1 47! Lowest..
Highest 42$ I Closed...
40
Barrels.
39.193
82.918
70,698
Average charters.
Average shipments
Average rnns .,.
Refineo. New Yore. 7.35c
Kenned, London. i.
Kenned, Antwerp, 17r.
Keflneo, lJrerpool, 5 11-18J.
Refined. Bremen. 8.70m.
A B. MoGrew quotes: Puts, S939?; calls.
Other Oil Markets.
New York, August 18. Petroleum onened
steady at 9c for spot and 93c for the Septem
ber option. The spot market was dull all day.
The September option fell to 92c, bnt rallied
later and closed steady at 92K& 8tock Ex
change Opening. 91c; highest, 81c; lowest,
91Ji closing, at 91c Consolidated Exchange
Opening, 33c; highest, 93c: lowest, 92c; closing.
92Kc Total sales. 63,000 barrels.
On, City. August 18. Petroleum Pennsyl
vania opened at 93c; highest, 93c; lowest,.
92c; closed, U2Kc: sales. 105.000 barrels; clear
ances not reported: charters. 62,698 barrels; ship
ments, 84,654 barrels: runs, 89 691 barrels. Lima
oil opened at 42c: highest, 42c; lowest, 39c;
closed at 40Kc
Bbasford. August 18. Petroleum opened at
93c; closed, 924c; highest, 93c; lowest, 92c;
clearances, 404,000 barrels.
CERTIFICATES LIYELY.
The Speculation Large and tbe Price Almost
Equals Gold Money tbe Principal
Element Tho Balls Are
Sananlne
New Y oek, August 38. The money qnestlon
is again more than ever tbe principal element
in the making of prices in the stock market,and
the unexpected wipjng out of 30 legal reserves of
the banks by" some Inexplicable decline to tbe
interior last week has put an end to the slow
but steady improvement which continued
throughout last week in spite of the high rates
for money, together with other disturbing
causes. Tbe sanguine bulls maintain that
there Is no likelihood of a continuance of this
drain and no fear whatever of a stringent money
market this fall, although that it will work
close no one denies, and opportunities for ma
nipulation will be likely to arise from time to
time.
Considerable disappointment is expressed
over the failure of tbe Treasury Department to
make some new arrangement whereby more
money may be gotten out of tbe Treasury, but
hope still remains that for political reasons. If
no other, there will be some move looking to
that end in the near future. The reappear
ance of the strito on tbe New York Central
was also a factor in the situation this morning,
and notwithstanding tbe confidence shown by
London, where prices were all fractionallv
higher than our figures of Saturday, the open
ing of tbe market here was marked by small
losses in almost all tbe active stocks, and these
were followed by further depression during the
day, though in few cases were the net declines
of special importance.
Silver was higher in London, and the specula
tion in tbe certificates here again assumed large
proportions, and the price was pushed up rapid
ly, lacking now less than 10 cents of a parity
with gold. This acted somewhat as a sustair
ing influence upon the railroad list, but the de
cline in prices was steady, though sl'iv,
throughout the entire session. The Grangers re
ceived the most attention, with the Coal Btocks
and Louisville and Nashville in close attend
ance. There was very little special feature to
the dealings at any time, and the trading calls
for little comment.
Ballroad earnings for the second week in
August continued to be very satisfactory, tbe
rate of Increase over tbe corresponding week
of last year being, Toledoand Ohio Central, 4;
Evansrllle and Terre Haute, 10; Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan 24U; Louisville,
Eransville aud St. Louis. SO, and Wheeling and
Lake Erie, 4a The market under the strength
shown by silver rallied slightly In tbe last bour
and tbe close was Arm at the slight improve
ment, though still close to the lowest prices of
the day. The final losses of Importance were
Denver and Rio Grande preferred. IK; North
western. 1; Canada Pacific and Canada South
ern, yi each; Lake Shore, 1; Chicago Gas,
Bock Island, Northern Pacific preferred, and
Western Union 1 per cent each, and others
fractional amounts.
Railroad bonds were dull and without feature
of importance. The sales reached only (480,.
500. The tone was in sympathy with stocks, but
no material movement could be detected In
any portion of the list, '
TUESDAY, AWLTST 19,
Government bonds have been dull and
steady.
State bonds neglected.
The Post says: It is plain that, while the
absorption of the floating and circulating cap
ital of the country by the collection of exces
sive revenue has locked a great deal of it up in
the National Treasury, there has also been a
large expansion of credit by the exploiting of
"industrial stocks," by means of which private
manufacturing and trading concerns bave been
capitalized at two or three times the actual
prices paid for the properties. These watered
stocks bave corns into the loan markets and
been offered as collaterals in one shape or an
other, antfjeven though banks are understood
to "discriminate against them," there are other
and more venturesome money lenders who
take greater risks for a much higher rate of In
terest, aud by this means somebody's available
capital Is locked up in carrying these securi
ties, which were not in the marketat all before.
The private individual capital wblcb was in
vested In them before tbe organization of the
stocks has not been wholly released, becauso
the sellers of the properties have in most cases
taken certificates for a large part of their pay.
The following table shows tbe prices or active
stocks on the JSew York Stock xchango yester
day. Corrected daily for THI DISPATCH by
WHITnktA Stephenson, old Pittsburg mem
bers of .New1 York stock Exchange, 57 Fourth
avcane:
Clos
ing Hid.
23H
60
. 29
42V
83X
84
1Z2
X2X
21 X
S3ft
101V
7IH
118
81
15
S3
31
CO
109V
H3X
70
SOU
29V
CO
144V
163X
19
S6X
8V
111
17M
C2X
107
87H
23
70K
21X.
106X
16M
26X
48
19X
19
64X
J3V
82
24
46
46V
X
19X
42X
214
21
7SV
86
92X
109 X
75
82
19
S9V
12V
26X
8.1V
37X
75M
Open- High
Low
est. ln.
est.
Ain. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil prer.
Am. Cotton Oil Trust.. 29
,Atch.. Too. A S. IT 43X
Canadian Padnc 84X
Canada Southern 5
Central or JewJerseyJ22
Central Paclne
Chesapeake A Ohio. 21
Chicago Gas frost. MX
C. Bar. A Qnlney 102X
C., Mil. A St. Paal 71
C Mil. A St. P.. pf.. 118
C, Rockl. A P SSJf
p.. St. L. A Pitts
0., bt. U A Pitts., pf......
a. 8t. P., M. AO. ',...
C, St. P.. M. A tt Pt. SO
C. Atforthwestorn ....110
C AN. W.pt ....
C. C.. C. AI 71
Col. Coal A Iron SI
Col. A Hocking Valley I9K
Clies. A Ohio 1st pref.. 60)2
Del., Lack A West USH
OeU A Hudson
Den. A itlo Grand Wi
Den. A KloOrsncle.nl. IIH
KI., Va. AGa
Illinois Central
LatelsrleAWest 17M
L.ake Krie A West pf.. 6354
Lake Shore A M. s 107
LomsvlUe A Nashville. 88
Mobile A Ohio Z3
Missouri Pacinc 70V
National Lead Trust... 20V
New York Central 107
N. Y.. C. A St. L 16S4
N. Y.. L.. K. AW 56J4
JN. Y. AN. E. 48
N. Y.. O. A W 19
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A Western pf. B3)
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific pf.... SS.U
Ohio A Mississippi
Oregon Improvement. 47
Oregon Transcon 4"H
Pacific Ma.ll 44V
Poo., Dee. A Evans
PMIadol. A Reading... 43
Pullman Palace Car. ..216
Richmond A W. P. T.. tlH
Richmond A W.P.T.pt ....
St. Paul A Dnluth
St. Paul A Dnluth of.
St. P., Minn. A Man
St. L. A San P. 1st pt
Sugar Trust 82
Texas Pacific SOX
Union PaolVo GO
Wabash I2
Wabash preferred 26K
Western Union 84)f
WaeellngAL. K. ZSH
Wheeling A L. .pref. 76M
29
3H
84
w
122
21 H
SIX
102M
71
118
8SX
29
45J4
sax
MX
Its
i'lH
64
101V
70V
118
87X
90
110
nit
six
29M
60H
145V
19H
90
1WX
70
2SX
60X
114M
ii"
&6
17
637t
107&
88
23
71
21X
107
IBM
26V
HH
19
17
62
107
87M
23
7014"
20H
106X
16X
28
48
I9X
S4X 63
KM i'x
47
44V
H
216
21 X
47
4SX
4,V
42X
214
21
82V
20X
60X
I2M
26X
84X
38X
76J
8IK
I9V
SUM
12
28
a
87X
75V
Philadelphia Stocks.
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished bv Whitney A Stephenson, brokers. No. 87
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex
change! Bid. Asked.
Pennsylvania Kallroad, isk S3H
Hearting 21J 215-16
Buffalo, Pittsburg A Western 9 10
Lenlgh Valley 62X 82
Lehigh Navigation SIX S3U
Philadelphia and Erie S5X
Northern pacific 83V 81
Northern Pacific preferred 81X 81.X
Boston
Atch. A Top 42V
Boston A Albany.. ..130
Boston A Maine. ....208
C. B.'AQ 102
Clnn., Ban. A Clev.. 27X
Eastern B. B. is 128
FltchburB. R. 89
Flint APereM. pre. 93X
Mass. Central 21
Mex. Central com... 27V
N. Y. A N. Rng 48X
N. Y.AN. Sag. 7.125,
Old Colony 172
Wis. Central com... 27
Allouct Mg. Co 8V
Atlantic I3
Storks.
Calumet A Hecla....t00
Franklin UK
Huron 7H
Kearsarge 20
Oseeola 43
t-ewaoio (new) 10
Qulncy 130
Santa Fe cooper 65
Tamarack 212
Boston Land Co 6K
ban Diego Land Co. 21
west lina una Co.. zX
Bell Telephone 226
Lamson Stores 82X
Water Power 5
Centennial Mining. 30
Boston A Mont &9VI
Grain in Sight.
Chicago. Aucust 18. The Board of Trade
report on the visible supply of grain is as f ol-
lows: wneat, i8.4M.wu ousneis: decrease,
42,000 bushels. Corn. 10.067,000 bushels; de
crease, 1,037.000 bushels. Oats, 2,265.0OObusbels;
decrease, 11.000 bushels. Bye, 603.000 busbels;
Increase. 16,000 bushels. Barley, 356,000 bush
els; decrease, 80,000 bushels.
Price of Bar Mlver.
Niw York, August 18. Bar silver London,
5341 per ounce; New York selling price, as re
ported by bullion dealers, $1 18.
Wool Markets.
St. Louis Wool Receipts, 85,556 pounds;
market quiet and unchanged.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Business Extremely Good and tbe Excur
sion Trade n Kemarkable One.
Opinions differ ou the action of the Senate
Saturday on the river and harbor bill. It was
confidently expected by a great many that tbe
amendment to purchase Lock No.l would pass,
in connection with the otber Senate amend
ments, while others never expected that section
of the bill to go through. Business was lively
about the wharf yesterday. The three up-river
packets had all the passengers and freight out
that could bo carried. Excursion business
was remarkably good during the afternoon.
Tbe rise which was booked for yesterday, bad
not arrived at 6 P. M.. but it Is expected this
morning. Local rains had no marked effect
npon the Monongahela in this pool, and it re
mained at 5.10, the same as on the previous day.
At Davis' Inland it was likewise on a stand, and
registered 2.5 on the mark, at 6 P. K.
Arrived James G. Blaine, Adam Jacobs and
Elizabeth. Departed Blaine for Brownsville
and intermediate points, Adam Jacobs for
Brownsville and Morgantown. Elizabeth for
Geneva. Leave to-day 9.30 A. M., Qermania
lor Jrirownsviiie; a r. a.., James u. uiaine,
through to tbe headwaters; Elizabeth for
Geneva.
Drlfiwood.
The Onward arrived at Ft. Pleasant yesterday
and laid np. '
The Joe Walton passed Evansvllle on the way
down with a light tow of coal.
Captain Pugh. of this city, arrived at Cincin
nati, en route to Pt. Pleasant.
Captain Vance Hiobee has contracted for a
new boat, to take the place of tbe Thomas A.
Means.
Claek Wilson has resumed bis old position
with Captain Hough, at the Brownsville wharf-,
boat, alter spending some time on a vacation.
The Mayflower will make hourly trips between
the wharf and Brunot's Island, to witness the
placing or the Ohio connecting bridge span la
position.
TnE City of Pittsburg was on tne go 'all day,
carrying people to picnics at MeEee's Bocks and
Kinney's Grove. It will carry excursionists to
the Ohio connecting bridge today.
Several members of the Steamboat Owners'
Protective Association will protest against the act
ion of Saturday's meeting, in electing officers. It
is claimed that there were not enough members
present to constitute a quorum, and that the elec
tions are not bona fide.
A new boat to take the place of the Louis A.
Bherley," which was withdrawn from the Cincin
nati packet trade abont three months ago, is be
inc hnllt at Port Harmon bv Knox A Son. The
new nacket will be of the latest build, and will be
equipped throughout elegantly. It will he mod
eled somewhat after tne flier Keystone State.
The Cincinnati wharfboat will go on the Man
chester ways as soon as the strikers return to
work. Yesterday passed wlthont any incident lu
the strike. Beed A Krepps remain firm In their
refusal to comply with the demands of tbe work
men lor nine hours, and the men have evinced no
inclination to resume work until the dock owners
come around.
The elegant side-wheeler James G. Blaine car
ries off the palm for making the fastest trip to
Morgantown and return. She left her wharfboat
Saturday afternoon at exaotly 3.05, and made a
ran to Brownsville, making 19 landings in seven
hours, and reached Lock No. S four hours later.
8ne left there in a dense fog, and reacbed Mor
gantown from Brownsville, a distance of SS miles
in the remarkably quick time of 6 hours
and 22 minutes. On her return trip she
left headwaters at S A. M. and arrived
here at 10:10 P. v., making 18 landings on the
round trip. The up-trip was made In 14 hours and
20 minutes, and the return run was compeleted In
ten minutes less. This is the fastest time ever
made on the Monongahela.
SICK HIADACHECarter,f utile Lvler PUls.
8ICK HaADACHBCartM,lLilt,(ltlTerj.m4,
SICK HEADAGHECttrter,f uttIe uTer Pills.
SICK iWCHIriu,imiuietrmj,
aeit-e7-Risa
1890,
OLEO TO THE ERONT
Since -the Sharp Advance in frice
of Creamery Butter.
GLUT OF-TOMATOES AND PEICE OFF
i
Corn and Ear Weaker, Oats Steady and
Wneat and Ere Strong.
GENERAL GE0CBIES YERI ACUTE
orwcE at pittsbtjeo Dispatch,
ilOHDAT, AUgUSt 18. 189a I
Country Produce Jobbing Prices.
Monday Is one of the off days of .the week in
this department of trade. Receipts were light
to-day and tbere was little chance to note.
Since the recent advance in creamery butter,
oleo has been coming freely to the front, and it
is thought by butter jobbers that the upward
movement will be checked. Demand has weak
ened, and the weakness is charged np to oleo.
Choice nearby eggs are firm at outside quota
tions. Poultry is easier. Apples are coming
in freely from Kentucky and Missouri and
quality or stock is Improving. Some very
choice brought 6 per barrel. Potatoes are
firmer at tbe old prices. Jersey sweets ate
scarce. Southern sweets are dull. Tomatoes
bave bad another fall, owing to heavy receipts.
In fact tbore is a glut, and borne grown toma
toes to-day touched their lowest point for tbls
season. One commission man reported sales as
low as 50c per bushel, but quality was probably
below par.
'Apples 84 605 00 a barrel. .
Butter Creamery, Elgin, 2324c: Ohio do,
Z23c; fresh dairy packed. 1416c; fancy
country roll5,1617c: choice, 13Hc
Berimes Huckleberries, SI 10 a pail; grapes,
4o30c a basket; tS a stand.
Beans Navy hand-picked beans, $2 402 43;
Lima beans, 6&c.
Beeswax 2jiS0c fl ft for choice; low
grade". 2022c
Cantaloups S55 a barrel; watermelons,
J 15020 a hundred.
CIDER Sand refined. 7 50; common. Si 00
4 50: crab cider, $S9 -jp barrel; cider vinegar,
1012c V gallon.
cheese New Ohio 'cheese, 88Mc; New
York cheese, 99Kc: Limberger, li)lljc: do
mestic Sweitzer. 1313c, Wisconsin brick
Sweitzer, 12KQ13c; imported Sweitzer, 26c
EOGS 1718c dozen for strictly fresh.
Feathers Extra live geee, 5060c; No. 1
do, 4045c: mixed lots. 3035c V ft.'
Maple Syrup 75Q95c a can; maple sugar,
910c fl ft.
HONEY 15c fl 6.
Poultry Spring chickens, small, 3040c a
pair; large, 607oc a pair; dressed, HQlica
pound.
Tallow Country, 3c: city rendered, 4c.l
Seeds Recleaned western clover, 4 50
5 25; country medium clover, J4 001 15; tim
othy, SI 601 70; blue grass, 51 60011 55; oichard
grass. SI 20; millet. 7075c
Tropical Fruits Lemons, choice, $5 60
6 00; fancy, 7 0007 60; Rod! oranges $6 00
6 50; Sorrento oranges, 5 00o 50: bananas,
SI 502 00 firsts, SI 25 good seconds fl bunch;
California peaches S2 00 2 50 f) box; Califor
nia apricots, SI 752 25; California plums. 2 00
2 25 ft box: California pears, $4 004 60 ft box.
Vegetables Southern potatoes, S3 00
8 25 fl barrel; sweet potatoes, yellow, S4 00
4 60 fl barrel; canbage. $3 002 60 ft
barrel; onions, S3 503 75 a barrel; green
onions, SI 25 a bushel; Egyptian onions, S4 60 for
180 ft basket; green beans, home-grown, SI 00
1 15$ basket; cucumbers. SI 001 25 IP crate;
home-grown tomatoes, 75cJSl 00 a bushel:
celery, 3035e a dozen.
Groceries.
The expected rise in package coffee has not
yet appeared. Late speculative influences have
been bullish. Options advanced 25 points in
New York Saturday, and green coffee bas been
for some time relatively higher than packages.
The trade awaits the action of some big firms.
Sugar market Is still strong. As to all kinds of.
fruits, canned, dried and evaporated. It is diffi
cult to keep pace with the steady upward move
ment. Rice also shows an upward, tendency.
The movement of general groceries continues
active and all staples are firm at quotations.
Green Coffee Fancy Rio, 2425c;
choice Rio, 2223c; prime RIu, 23c; low
grade Rio, 2021c; old Government Java,
29K30c; Maracatbo. 2527Xc: Mocha, 30
22c; bantos, 2228c: Caracas, 2527c; La Guayra,
2627c
Roasted (in papers) Standard brands. 25c;
high grades 2830c; old Government Java,
bulk, 3334Kc; Maracatbo. 2S29c; Santos, 26
SOc; peaberrv, 80c: choice Rio. 28c; prime Rio,
25c; good Rio, 24c; ordinary, mK"22a
Spices (whole) Cloves. 1718c; allspice,
10c; cassia, 8c: pepper, 15c; nutmeg, 7580c
Petroleum (jobbers' prices) MP test, 7Jic:
Ohio, 120, 8Kc; headlight, 150. 85fc; water
white,, 10c; globe. 1414Kc; elalne, 14k; car
nadme, HKc: royaline, lie; red oil. Ullc;
purity, lie
Miners' OIL No. 1 winter strained. 4345o
ft gallon; summer, 3S40c: lard oil. 6558c.
Syrup Corn syrup, 3234c; choice sugar
syrup, 3739c; prime sugar syrup. S233c;
strictly prime, 3536c: new maple syrup, 90c
N. O. Molasses Fancy, new crop. 5052c;
choice, 49c; medium, 3843c: mixed, 4042c
Soda Bi-carb in kegs, 33c; bi-carb In
K3 5c; bi-carb assorted packages, 56c;
sal-soda in kegs, lc; do granulated, 2c
CANDLES-Star. full weight, 8c; stearlne,
13 set, 8Ke: parafflue, ll12c-
RICE Head Carolina, 77Jc: choice, 6J
6c: prime, 66c: Louisiana, o?i6Kc
Starch Pearl. 3Jc; corn starch, 67c;
gloss starch, 57c
Fobeion Fruits Layer raisins, J2 65; Lon-
uoQiayent.& o:iuusiiiei3,?cu;i,amornia JUUS
catels,S2 40; Valencia.8Kct Ondara Valencia,10
llc; sultan. lOKSllc; currants, 56c: Tur
key prunes,6ievc:Brenchprunes,9I2c:SaIon
ica prunes, in 2-fi packages. 9c; cocoanuts ft
100, 8; almonds. Lam, ft ft, 29c; do Ivica, 17c;
do shelled, 40c: walnuts, nan., 1314c: Sicily
filberts, 12c; Smyrna fig?, 1213c; new dates, 6
6c; Brazil nuts, 13c; pecans, 910c: citron,
f) ft, 1819c; lemon peel, 16c fl ft; orange peel,
17o
Dried Fruits Apples, sliced, per ft, 6c;
apples, evaporated. 1618c: peaches, evap
orated, pared, 2830c: peaches, California,
evaporated, nnpared, 2526c; cherries, pitted,
22c; cherries, unpitted, 56c; rasoberries, erap
orated. j35c; blackberries, 86c; huckle
berries, 1012c
Suoars Cubes, 6c; powdered, 8c; granu
lated, 6Kc; confectioners' A, 6c; standard A,
6c; soft white, 66c; yellow, choice, 5
6Jic; yellow, good, 552c; yellow, fair, 5i
oc: yenow, aarg, ojitsojjc
Pickles Medium, bbls.
dium. half bbls. (600). 85 00.
(1,200), S9 00: me-
Halt o. L ft bbL 95c; No. lex. ft bbl, SI 00;
dairy, ft bbl, SI 20; coarse crvstal. ft bbl, SI 20;
Higgins' Eureka, 4-bu sacks, 52 80: Higgina'
Eureka. 16-14 ft packets, S3 00.
Canned Goods Standard peacbes, S2 70
2 80; 2ds. 2 402 50; extra peaches S2 853 0U:
pie peacbes. SI 05; flrnest corn, SI 351 50; Hfd
Co. corn. 8095c; red cherries; $1 401 60; Lima
beans. SI 20; soaked do, 80c; string do 75U0c:
marrowfat peas. SI 101 25: soaked peas. 70
SOc; pineapples, SI 301 40; Bahama do. $2 6a:
damson pju-ns, SI 10; greengages, SI 50; egg
plums 2 15; California apricots.' S2 40
2 45; California pears, S2 75; do green
gages, $2 15; do egg plums, S2 15; extra white
cherries. $2.85: raspberries, SI 351 40: straw
berries, $1 251 8o: gooseberries 8590c; to
matoes, S9S1; salmon. 1&. Jl 301 80; black
berries. 81 15; succotash, 3-ft cans, soaked, 90c;
do green. 2-ft, SI 251 60; corn beef, 2-ft cans.
S2 00; 14-& cans, S14; baked beans, SI 401 CO:
lobster, 1-ft, SI S01 90; mackerel, 1-ft cans
broiled. SI 60; sardines, domestic M. S4 60;
4 75; sardines domestic. s, 87 50; sardines,
Imported, Ms, Sll 60012 60; sardines, imported,
Ks, 818; sardines, mustard, S4 25: sardines,
spiced. i 25.
Fish Extra No, 1 bloater mackerel, S36 fl
bbl: extra No. 1 do,mess, 40; extra No. 1 mack
erel, shore. $28; extra No. 1 do, mess S32; No. '2
shore mackerel. 23. Codfish Whole pollock,
4c ft ft; do medium, George's cod. 6c; do
large. 7c; boneless hake, in strips 4c; do
George's cod In blocks 6K7Kc Herring
Konnd shore, S3 50 ft bbl; split, td 60: lake. S3 25
ft 100-ft bbl. White fish, $6 50 J? 100-ft half bbL
Lake trout, S5 50 V half bbl. Finnan haddles,
10c ft ft. Iceland halibut, 13c ft ft. Pickerel,
half bbl. S3 00; quarter hbl. SI 85; Potomac her
ring. S3 60 ft bbj; S2 00 ft half bbL
Oatmeal So 605 75 ft bbl.
Gralo, Flour and Feed.
Sales on call at the Grain Exchange, 1 car
extra 3 w. oats, iliic, 5 days P. t L. E.; 1 car 2
white middlings 22Jic, 10 days; 3 'cars No. a
white oats. 42c, September; 4 cars No. 2
white oats, 42Xc, September. Receipts as bulle
tined, 45 cars of which 23 were received by
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway, as
follows: 7 cars of oats, 2 of corn, 1 of bran, 7 of
flour. 5 of bay, 1 of malt. By Pittsburg, Cin
cinnati and St. Louis, 12 cars of corn, 2 of bay, 4
of oats. By Baltimore and Ohio, 1 car of bran,
1 of hay, 1 of malt. By Pittsburg ana 'Western,
1 car of flour. Tbere are no new developments
in the cereal situation slnee last report. Corn
and hay are barely steady. Oats are a shade
firmer. Wheat and rye are firm with an up
ward drift. Prospects are for another advance
in flour before the week is out.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
Wheat-No-. 2 red, SI 0431 05; No. 3, 99cSl;
new wheat. No. 2 red, SI 001 03.
Corn No. 2 yellow ear, 6.2063c; high mixed
ear, 6061c; No. 2yellow, shelled. 5758c: high
mixed shelled corn. 5657c
- Oats-No. 2 white, 43K44c: extra.No. 3, 42K
43c; mixed, new, No. 2, 4242c,
RYE No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 668 67c;
No. 1 Western. 6566c.
Floue Jobbing prices Fancy rpring and
winter patent flour, S5 756 00; fancy spring
patent flour, S5 758 00; fancy straight winter.
So 25 6 60; fancv straight spring, to 255 50;
clear winter. S5 00Q5 25; straight XXXX
bakers'. S4 755 00. Rye flour. H 00Q4 25.
MILLPEED Middlings fancy fine white,
S23 00621 00 ft ton; brown middlings, S20 00
21 00: winter wheat bran, S1717 60.
HAY Baled Timothy, No. X 0 60U 00: No.
2 do,$9C09 50; looe, from wagou, Sll 00
15 00, according to quality: new bay. Sll 60
12 00: No. 2 prairie bay, S7 508 00; packing do,
$7 007 50; clover bay, $7 &08 00.
Straw Oat, 16 757 CO, wheat and rye, S6 00
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Provisions.
Sugar-cured hams, large, llc; sugar-cured
hams medium, llc; sugar hamstsroall, 12c;
sugar-cured breakfast bacon. 8c; sugar-cured
shoulders. 7c; sugar-cured boneless shoul
ders, SVic: skinned shoulders, 8c; skinned
hams ll&c: sugar-cured California bams 9c:
sugar-cured dried beef flats He: sugar-cured
dried beef sets 12c; sugar-cured dried beef
rounds 14c; bacon, shoulders. c; bacon.cIear
sides 7Kc: bacon, clear bellies. b'Kc; dry salt
shouldeis 0c; dry salt clear sides 6c Mess
pork, heavy, S13 50; mess pork family, S13 50.
Lard Refined, in tierces, 6c; half-barrels
6c; 60-ft tubs, 6c; 20-ft pails 6c: 50-ft tin
cans. 6c; 3-& tin pails 6c; &-ft tin pails, 6c;
10-ft tin pails c. Smoked sausage, long, 5c;
large, 5c. Fresh pork, links, 9c Boneless
bams. 10Kc Pigs' feet, half-barrels, S4 00;
quarter-barrels S2 15.
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