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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1890.
AT THE STOCK YARDS
Supply of fieeves Above Demand at
All Local Yards.
MARKETS FLND A LOWER LEVEL,
Unfavorable Weather and the Large Run
Adverse to Trade.
SHEEP AND SWINE ALSO WEAKEU
Office of Pittsburg DisrATcn.
Monday. October 13. 1890.
At Heir's Island the supply of cattle was
larrer than late average to-day aud
markets were dull and slow at 10 to 13 per
cent reduction from prices of last Monday.
Prime heavy Chicairos sold at a range of
f j 10 to So -o; jrood to choice medium
weights, 61 Cj to $5 00; common to fair do,
ft '25 to $4 .")0; Rood to choice light weights,
?4 50 to 4 75 common to fair do, 4 00 to
f I 25. Bulls, dry cows, roughs and grasscrs
sold at S2 13 to 3 23.
Krcs.li cow were dull and unchansed at
25 00 to f 45 00 aer head and calves active
and scarce at 4c to CUe per lb Iteccipts:
Prom Chiwrw I. Ziesler,134 head; L. Ger
sn, 145; A. l'rocim, 73; L. llothschild, 20;
J. Kicht'-r, 20. i'roiu Pennsylvania .T.
Behlcr, 4; William Ganin, 8. Total, 424;
last week, SOT; previous week, 380.
The supply ot ahecp and lambs was
lighter than usual, hut there was sufficient
for all demands. Markets were slow and
barely Meadr at last week's price?. Sheep
hold at S3 '25 to ?5 00 per cwt., and lambs
4yic to ti'ic per Iti, but sencr.il sales were 4:
to 4Jc lor sheep and lambs 3; to 5JjC Re
coipt",: From Chicago I. Zieglcr, 110 heart.
Kmin Pennsylvania- J. Hehlcr. 07; J. Wrijrht.
76; T. Umsiiam. 211; P. O. Pisor. 7S; McCreary A
SeiEcant. 1H7; L JIcNce-c, 9S: rfmo A Kecsy,
P5. Total. !W3; last weeK.l.i-'l: previous week,
SlL Receipts of hops were much below those
f lat Mondav and demand was active, but
markets were 10c to 15c lower all aionc the
line, .
Followinc was the rans of prices: Good to
prime corn led Ohio and Chicago ho;, 51 SO to
Jo W: flit. lVnu-lvania, SI 30 to SI 75; graspers.
ft 10 io 1 50; roughs, ami pic-, 13 25 tn S3 90.
Keceipts: From Chicago I. Zieglcr, 02, From
Ohio Need A Smith. 375. From Pennsjl
ania J. Wrizlit. 2S; William Gavin. 20; D. O.
Pisor, S-k t. U. Serginnt. 71; J. Reiber. 46;
Horn.- & Ktcsev. CI Total. S9 last week, 1,22!;
previous week. 7J2.
Market-. Itnther Slow.
At the Woods Ilun Yards there were 21G head
of cattle on the market from Ckicag.) and Ohio.
In the otfeiings wert a f cv Ohio cattle close to
prime vreiphimr about 1.500 pnunds. The gen
eral rantjD of markets wjs SJic to ilic per lb
and at these Bgures markets were slow. There
Mere US lambs and 130 aurcn on sale. Lambs
sold at 54'c to C)c per lb., and sheep 4'c to 5!c
per lb. llogs retjiled at 4c to ol'e per lo.
There weie only 143 bead on the market.
ilrket opened at East Liberty Monday
morning ery blue, on account ot heavy rain
and dampening weatner. Ibe man without
high top boots who ventured into the yards
Mas iua forlorn condition. Gloomy skies and
mutidj- earth combined against tiade, and
markets were an hour or two later than usual
getting a start. Aud. uhen markets did start,
the situation Mas in favor ot the buyer on all
grades or cattle, Mith the exception "of light,
tnly butcher beeves, which were in light sup
pl. as they haie been all this season. At the
opening of markets there were lib car loads ot
cattle on sale, with a goodly number to arrive
' through the day. Chicago furnished not
less tb?n 50 car loads for our local trade.
These were in the main common and low grade
csttle. A leading stockmtu said: "A very
large proportion of the offering' Mere trash.
There were no heavy prime beeves on sale in
car load lots, and very few light primes. The
latter held up fairly well to last week's prices,
bat all other grades on sale were weak at a
shade loner prices than last Monday.
Xo Advance in Prices.
There was a good demand for good feeders
weighing from 900 to 1.100 fi-s from Westmore
land and Lancas:er county buyers, but while
markets for this grade Mere firm, there was no
advance on last week's prices. Stockcrs were
quiet and weak. There Mere a goodly number
of buyers from eastern counties, bnt they made
the most of their opportunity from the un
favorable weather and heavy receipts. Tbe
only class of beeves which held their own were
the well-fatted stock of light weight.
There were about a dozen graaes of sheep
and lambs in the market mostly lambs, and in
tbe offerings thef e was a very small proportion
of choice stock. Markets opened slow at a de
cline from last week's prices on all but prime
stock which M-as hardly in sunplv enough to
quote. The unfavorable condition of weather
had a depressing effect on;hog. There were 35
loads on sale. Top price Mas H 70 and veryfew
brought this price. Ontside Drices at Chicago
this morning Mere SI 40 to $4 50, according to
advices received by one of our packers from his
buyer there.
By Teiegrapli.
NEW YORK Beeves Heceipts 4.931 head,
including 65 cars for sale; market steady; na
tive steers. S3 40S5 15 per 100 fts.; lexans and
Colorado at S3 153 65; bulls and cos. S2 00
3 00. Dressed beef steady, at 67JjC per a.
Shipments to-day, 350 beeve; to-morrow, 2,210
quarters of beet. Cattle Heceipts, itel bead;
market stead ; veals. J6 00S 00: grassers
i 25S2 75: Westerns. S2 b0g4 00. Sheep Re
ceipts, 13.832 head: market shade higher; sheep
SI OOfgS 5a Lambs SS 50S7 CO. Dressed, mut
ton nrru. at 10c per .. Dressed lambs
stead). 9flla Hogs Heceipts including
six cars for ale, were 9,800 bead; market firm,
at SI 205 00.
CINCINNATI Hogs liberal: prices lower;
common and light, J3 50"3 60; packing and
butchers'. S3 S04 30; receipts, 6,260 head;
shipments. 1,700 head. Cattle Supply abun
dant; market weak; common, 75c(&'Sl 50; fair
to choice butcher grades, SI 7.53 65: choice
shippers. S3 754 00; receipts. 2,100 head; ship
ments. 920 head. Sheep Demand better;
market hrm; common to choice, S2 504 75;
stock wethers and ewes, SI '255 00: receipts,
15 bead; shipments, 70 head. Lambs Spring
in good demand ami higher; good to cnoice
Fhipptng. S5 756 25; common to choice butcher,
1 UUfta 75 per 100 pounds.
KANSAS CITY Cattle Receipts, 5,840 head;
shiuiaents. b,3M) bead; market strong at 510c
higher; steers. S3 30gl CO: cows, SI 502 55;
ftock.-rs.ind feeders. J2 503 00; range sieers.
SI P0S2 CO; raugc cos, SI OOfill 7a Hogs Re
ceipts. 3.650 head: shipments. 4.0S0 head; market
5c lower: bult S3 9u4 00; all grades. S3 503
i vj. uuccjj iitccijis, j,ojo neau; shipments,
22u; market steads: lambs. S3 7S1 25; ood to
choice muttons, SI OOgl 20; stockcrs and feed
ere. S2 Sii 50.
ST. LOUIS Cattle Receipts. 1,300 head;
sbipmcuts. none; market lower: good to fancy
native steers, S4 40&4 80; fair to goou do S3 75
&i 40; stockersand feeders. S2 00&3 00: Texans
and Indians, S2 30g3 2a Hogs Receipts
2.900 head: shipments. 1.400; market lower'
fair to choice heavy, S4 154 20; mixed
grades, S3 70gl 10; light, fair to best, 54 in
i 2a bheep Receipts, 3,800 head; shipments,
none: market steady; good to choice. SI 00
5 OU
OMAHA Cattle Receipts 3,500 bead; mar
ket slow and unchanged. Butchers' stock
lower; nothing done oo feeders. Fancy steers
none on the market; nominally $1 454 80:
iimic efccoio, v" wti ou, iair io gona sieers,
ta iw -. nogs lieceipts, 2,10
bead
light 5c hisrhcr. Others steady.
AH suld;
lange. W oai 10. the hulk at S3 b53 95.
bheep Kcceipts. ,U0 head, market steady;
natives, S2 354 00; Westerns. S2 003 90.
CHICAGO The Evnlng Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts. 19.000 head: shipments. 5.000;
market steady; steers, S275Q5 15; ttockrrs, S2 15
235; cattle. SI 50S2 50; rangers, SI 503 05.
Hogs Receipts. 20,000 head; shipments, 7.500;
market steady to a shade higher: packers, S3 7o
1 15: prime heavy and butchers' weiehts. S4 25
H4 40: light, 54 34 35. Sheep Receipts. 6.000
bead;sbipments,none:marketactive and higher
stock lambs S3 503 75; Western, S3 Sa&i 25:
natives. SI 00fe4 75. '
INDIANAPOLIS Cattle-Receipts none; mar
ket steady: shippers. S3 2og4 50; butchers S3 00
GS 00; bulls. $1 502 ). Sheep Receipts
none: no market ; heep, S3 501 50; lambs
S4 005 bo. Hogs Receipts, ligut; market
lower: choice hfav. 1 40; choice light, S4 20
4 30; mixed, S3 751 25; gras,ers and pigs;
S3 003 sa F b '
Brazilian Coffee.
Kio E Janeiro. October 13. Coffee
Regular first, 8.250 reis per 10 kilos; good sec
ond. 7,750 reis. Receipts during tbe week.
75.000 bags; purchases for the United States
6,000: clearances for do 33,000; stock, 156,000
bags.
Santos, October 13. Coffee Good average
7.NW reis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
Meek, 108.000 bags; purchases for United
States. 3aO00; clearances for do, 33,000: stock
3ia000 bags.
MILWAUKEE Flour steady. Wheat fair;
JCo. 2 spring, on track, cash, 9596c: Decem
ber, 97c; Io. 1 Northern, SI oa Corn firm;
So. 3. on track. 50c Oats firm: No. 2 white,
on track, 41J42a Barley quiet; No. 2. in
store. 67c Rye firm; No. 1, in store, 65Uc Pro.
visions quiet. Pork January, 811 67. Lard
January, S8 45
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Speculation In "Wheat Bather Slow, but Good
Cables Cause a Higher Close Corn and
OalR StroiiBor Pork Unsettled
at Medium Figures.
CHICAGO Wheat There was only moder
ate speculative trading to-day, and fluctuations
were confined within moderate limits. Prices
were advanced lVc with slight fluctuations,
and the closing was about lc higher. There
was nothing startling in the news recejved.
Early cable advices noted a moderate demand
and steadv markets. Closing cables were
quoted strong and higher, and this for one
thing started the upturn late in the session.
Corn There was fair trading, mostly in May.
very little being done in the other futures. The
feeling developed was comparatively steady,
though at times the undertone was firm, but
not particularly changed. The bulk ot the
trade was local, and first sales were about Sat
uiday's closing prices, after which the market
fluctuated within a . range, and closed i
Jc better.
Oats There was only a moderate business in
tills market. There were not many orders to
buy, and they were easily filled up by a promi
nent operator who is long. Prices held steady
all the session, but closing sales Mere ata small
advance over Saturuay.
Mess pork Trading was only moderate
Opening sales were at 2c advance, but rather
free offerings caused a reduction of 57c
Later, prices rallied K10c but settled back
again to inside figures and closed quiet.
Lard A quiet and rather dull feeling pre
vailed. Early sales were made at 2c advance,
bnt this improvement was quickly lost, and the
market rnleri quiet to the close.
Short Rib Sides A rairly active trade was
reported. Opening sales were made at 25c
advance, and further r lightly advanced. Later,
declined 57Jc, and closed steady at medium
figures.
lipcn-1 Hluli- ' Low- j Clo-
ARTICLFS. Ins. I est. i est. I ing.
1 , !
WIIF.AT.XO. 2 1 I
October. t 9S. 100 9SS ? 100 ,
December 1 l'1'n IK'ii H!1) 1 WJt
iU 10i!i 117 1 Co 106!n
.bl:N. NO. : (
October 49.' 9X4 41 41W
.November -i 4'iS, 4'J 4J,
Jlav 52 W il 5'-M
OATS. NO. 2:
October. 3B$ 3)' Kli li
December 4a 4u' 40 i l4
ilnv 42J 43J 42S iii
A1ESS TOItK.
December. 9 85 9 85
January. It 72U II 75 II 65 11 70
-May 13 32.S 12 37 1155 12 30
Laud.
December 6 31 6 Kt 0C7S 6 30
January 47!$ 6 47,'' r. 421 B4i
Mat 0 h5 i 6 S3 ' GSi'i 6 82
ttlORT Kins. ;
December 5M 540
January ' 5 70 5 llXt 5 67"i 5 TO
.May. j au7,S 6 10 "I 6 0S taw
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steadv and unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat. JlOOQlOOJi: No. 3 spring wheat. 89
91c: No. 2 red. SI uufpl O0J4. No. 2 com, 49Jc;
Sn. 2 osts, ifljdc. Nn. 2rje, 6:Ji63c No. 1
flaxeed. SI 45. Prime timothy seed,
SI 2S1 29. Mess pork, per bbl, S9 62
9 65. lrd, per 100 lbs. S6 17. Short rib
sides, loose. So 30; dry salted shoulders,
boxed. $0 62fi5 75; short clear sides, boxed.
50 5o5 GO. Sugars unchanged. No. 2 white
oats, lieiljjc: No. 3 white oits, 3902c:
JSo. 3. bariev. 6067Kc: No. 4 barley, 51c
Ou tbe Produce Exchange to-day tho butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs, 17
18c
NEW YORK-Flour Firm and dull. Corn
meal Yellow Western, 52 503 20. Wheat
Spot marker ll'c higher, firm and dull: No.
2 red. SI 05 in elevator. SI 07 afloat, $1 06
1 OsJb f. o. b.; No. 3 red, 9Sc: ungraded red.
51 05i61 06: No. 1 Northern. SI OSJi: No. 1
baid, SI 14Ji. Options closed firm at l8'l'ic
advance ou rainy weather West, probable
hindrance to movement of supplies; shorts cov
ering and the leading operators buying; No. 2
red October closing at SI 03 November clos
ing at SI 06J: December. SI 063 16Q1 07J clos
ing at El 07; January. SI lf! 0SW. closing
at SI OSK; May. SI 0!l Inclosing at 51 1(;
July. SI OJJi- Rye steady and quiet; Weslerr,
6S71c Barley easier; less demand: ungraded
Western, 7.5ISSc; No. 2 Milwaukee. 77c Bar
ley malt dutl. Corn Spot market dull aud
lover, closing steadier: No. 2, 56c in elevator.
5Ci56c afloat: ungraded mixed. 5e57c
Options weak and partial decline of K(t'i4" on
free interior movements: October. 5o6c
closing at 56c; November. 5GJio6Jic cIolng
at 56Jic: December, 5iS7c closing at 57JjJc;
May. 6SK5SJic closing at 58?ic Oats Suot
market firmer and fairly active: October, 41c
closing at H)ic; November, 4545c closing at
45c; December, 4616c, closing at 46"4c;
May. 4SKC closirg at 4Sic; spot Not 2 white,
46ii7c: mixed Western. 414(ic; white do.
44&54c; No. 2 Chicago, 45c Hay firm and
quiet. Hops strong and fair demand. Coffee
Options opened steady, unchanged to 10 up,
closed steady, 515 points up; sales. 31,250 bigs
including October. 18.1518.20; November. 17.75
017.80; December, 17.2517.30: January. 10.UO
1G.70; February, 1S.1516.25: March. 16.05
16.15; April, 1G: May, 15.8016.00; spot Rio firm,
fair demand; fair cargoes. "OJJc; No. 7, 1819c
Sugar Raw firm: sales, 1,263 hogsheads and 500
bags; Muscavado. 89 test, 5 7-I0c: 1,100 nags
molas-es sugar. 89 te-t, 5 3-16c: refined firm and
fairly active. Molasses Foreign nominal; New
Orleaus, steady and quiet. Ric" steady. Tur
pentiue steadier at 40Ji40c Eggs firm, mod
erate demand: Western, 2222)c: receipts,
5 337 pkgs. Pork fairly active and steadv; mess,
S1I 50ffil2 25; extra prime, S10 50glll OO. Cut
meats quiet and firm. Middles quiet and steady.
Lard weak and dull; Western steam, S6 40; sales,
1,350 tierces. Options, sales 5.000 tierces. Oc
tober. S6 40; November. S6 43; December, S6 53
6 55. closing at S6 54: January. JO 63; February,
lb 77 bid. Butter firm, fair "demand; Western
dairy. 1016c; do creamery, 12Q23fc: Elgin.
2424Jic Cheese strong, moderate demand;
light skim, 57Jc: Ohio flat, 6K6SKC
PHILADELPHIA Flour firm: Western win
ter clear. S4 501 93: rto. ao. straight. S5 00
5 35: winter patent. S52o5 65: Minnesota clear,
54 25i4 85; do. straight. S4 905 50; do. patent
55 50Q6 00. Wheat firm; choice grades scarce
and in fair demand; ungraded in grain depot,
SI 05: do. on track, SI OC: No. 2 red. October,
SI 011 01K: November, SI 01K1 02: Decem
ber. SI 03H&I 01; January, SI 051 05. Corn
steady; speculation quiet; No. 3 mixed, in
Twentieth street elevator. 56c: No. 2 yellow
In grain depot, 57c; No. 2 mixed, and higher
mixed in grain depot, 57c; No. 2 mixed. Octo
ber, ovcmDeranu uecemuer. o6c: January
5556c. Oats. Kc bicher; No. 3 white, 45c;
No. 2 Mhite. 46Kc; do. choice, 47c; do. fancy
heavy oats 48c; No. 2 October, 46J46c; No
vember. 46Ve'46?ic: December. 46Ji47c; Jan
uary, 47f617Jic Provisions steady but quiet;
pork, mess new, SU 5012 00: do. mime mess,
new. SU 00; do. family,vS13 5014 00; hams
smoked. SU 00012 00. Butter steady and dull;
Pennsylvania creamery, extra, 23e: do. print,
extra, wholesale, 25c: jobbing. 2G30c. Eggs
firm, fair demand; Pennsylvania firsts 22j
23c Cheese steady; part skims CSc
ST. LOUIS Flour dnll. but steady. Wheat
A good business was reported; the'niarket was
about steady; opening sales were c up for
December, e Higher for May and jc advance
for July over Saturday's closing sale"; later the
market advanced, but at immediate close
weakened off slightly, though tbe last sales
were near the top prices ot the session; No. ?.
Anpt. 07QTZn. Tl.A.ik.. CI On1SM fVS-
May, SI 00: July. 92c bid; August. 904c
Corn The market opened steady at Saturday's
prices, weakened slightly, reacted and values
strengthened till near the close, which was at a
c advance over Saturday's final figures: No
vember. 12c: Mav. 49c Oats higher; No. 2,
cash, 37JJC; May. 43c Rye--No. 2, 00S65c.
Barley unchanged. Flaxseed lower at SI 44.
Provisions The market was generally quiet
and essentially unchanged: a fair business was
transacted in bacon: no demandfor lots to ar
rive and not many offered. Pork, S10. Lard, SB.
BALTIMORE Wheat Western steadv: No.
2 winter red. spot acd October. 9999Jic; De
cember.Sl 0i;4l 01; May, 51 07K bid. Corn
Western easy; mixed, soot, 54 3-555c: October,
54?J55c; year, 5354534c; May, 55?55c bid;
steamer, 5151c Oats steady. Rye quiet.
Hay steady. Provisions steady. Butterscarce,
higher and active; creamery fancy, 2324c; do
fair to choice. 2021c: do imitation, 1720c;
ladle fancy. l!15r: do good to choice, ll12c
E -gs. 2122c Coffee dull; Rio cargoes fair. 22e;
Ko. 7, 19c Receipts Flonr. none: wheat, 3.000
bushels: corn. 7,000 busbels; oats, 8.000 bushels.
Shipments Flour. 12,000 barrels; wheat, 10.760
bushels Sales Wheat, 106,000 busbels; corn.
22,000 bushels
MINNEAPOLIS Spot wheat was strongly
held at first and sold slowly, bnt later, with
some general concessions, there was a better
movement. The No. 1 Northern went more easily
than the No. 2 Northern and grades below It.
Millers wanted the high grades for home use.
and buyers for outside mills to ship. Receipts
of wheat over Sunday were 710 cars; shipments,
140 cars. Closing quotations: No. 1 hard, Octo
ber, 9SKc: on track, 9ScSl 00: No. 1 North
ern. October. 91c: November. 95Kc: Decem
ber. 97c: on track, 9797Mc; No. 2 Northern,
October. 90Kc: December. 3c; May. SI OSM : on
track. 9293c
CINCINNATI Flour firm; family, S3 904 25:
fancy, SI 504 75. Wheat lower; No. 2 red,9SVc
Corn active and lower; No. 2 mixed, 51k
51?c Oats easier: No. 2 mixed. 42K 13c Rye
quiet and firm; No. 2,68c Pork quiet at 510 7.
Lard steady atSS. Bulk meats barley steady;
short ribs.S5 37. Bacon in moderate demand;
short clear. S6 00. Butter dull; fancy creamery,
2526c; choice dairy. 1012c Linseed oil light
demand; loose 5961c Sugar stronger; hard
refined. 6JJ7c: New Orleans, 65Jfc Eggs
in moderate demand; choice full creamery
choice. 99c
TOLEDO Wheat active and firmer; cash,
SI 01; December. SI 03; May. tl 07V. " Corn
?uiet; cash. 51c; May, 51c Oats dull; cash,
lc Cloverseea active and steadv: cash and
October, S4 20; December, 54 27; January,
54 32.
nULUTH Wheat easier but finn to-day,
prices showing nearly lo gain over Saturday's
last sales. Closing quotations are: October,
51 04; December, 51 05; May, tl 10; No. 1
hard, 51 04.
NEW HOTEL SCHEMES.
A Gbicaso Man Secures a Valuable
Option on Duqnesne Way.
SCARCITY OP AVAILABLE SITES.
The Advance of the Municipal Lines Within
a Period or 40 Years.
EYOLUTIOS OP THE BIG UNION DEPOT
"Where there is smoke there must be fire,
and as there is a great deal of talk abont a
new hotel there must be some basis for it. A
good deal of it, no doubt, has grown out of
the project described in The DisrATCH a
short time ago, and which is progressing
finely, but there are other schemes of the
same purport which have not reached so ad
vanced a stage. One of these, however, is
worthy of notice, as it contains sufficient fact
to lift it into the realm of probability.
It was learned yesterday that negotiations
are on foot to purchase the old Perry Hotel
property, corner Eighth street and Duqoesne
way. Rnmor connecting the firm of W. A.
Hcrron & Sons with the transaction, they
were applied to for particulars, and admitted
that an option had been given out for a few
weeks to a Chicago man, with Pittsburg back
ing, at S75.00O, and that if sold the purchaser
wonld rebuild or make extensive improvements
at once. The lot is 100 feet on Duquesne way
by 70 on Eighth street to Mattock's alley, and
as much of adjoining ground as may be needed
can be purchased at market rates. The loca
tion is all that conld be desired for a hotel,
being at once central and retired.
Several gentlemen who have looked over the
ground said yesierday that it will be no easy
matter to procure a largo site unless it be on
the Sclicnfev holding, but Colonel Hcrron. the
agent, who was also seen, could not say what
part of it will be for sale, it any, as it will take
him some time to classify and arrange the
property, and then get Mrs. Schenley's ideas
about it.
A Picture of tho Past.
A gentleman who has just turned his 56th
year while at the Union depot yesterday, re
lated some reminiscences which show that tbe
rapid growth of Pittsburg since ho was a cub
of a boy. He said: "You perceive this is a
busy place. Nearly 25,000 people arrive at and
depart from this depot every day. It has a
venerable look, bnt it can lay no claim to an
tiquity. When I was a boy ot 15,or thereabouts.
The ground upon which we stand was a grave
yard owned by the Smithfield Street M. E.
Church,and was oarely inside of the city limits
the bill extended over to about where the
railroad track egins, and then sloped down,
leaving room for a road, called Quarry street,
which was lined with bonses as far out as
Lawrencevillc Adjoining the graveyard were
tho white lead works of Felix R. Bruno, and
just above was the Faber Engine Works. The
sites of all these are now covered by the depot.
At Twenty-sixth street, whero tho roundhouse
is located, there was a large blackberry patch,
which will be remembered by many of the
older citizens."
Time has worked wonders in Pittsburg. The
growth of tbe citv within the fraction of a life
time is remarkable Within 40 years the city
line has been pushed out and ont along the
Pennsylvania Railroad until it is now about
seven miles from tho depot, and is still travel
ing eastward, with Braddock as the objective
point. Expansion in other directions in the
same time has been even more remarkable.
Pointers for Investors.
The situation in London and New York is not
all that speculators could desire, hence there is
considerable uneasiness. John M. Oakley &
Uo.'s telegraphic letter, which follows, contains
many hints and suggestions worth considering:
In the market to-day Sugar was tbe bane and
Lackawanna the antidote When Sugar sold
off two points, as It did, the general list weak
ened, and in the afternoon, when Lackawanna
. rose two points, there was a fractional improve
ment in other shares. Lackawanna is so pal
pably rigged that any one is foolish to tonch it
either way. for it responds to tbe manipulation
of a master hand, and its fluctuations reflect
neither tbe condition of that particular prop
erty nor the general market. We have several
times recommended Our friends to let tbe
coalers severely alone.
There was talk to-dav of an increase in the
dividend of Northern Pacific preferred, but, as
it and the other Villards went off, it is safe to
say that no gudgeons were caught We look
for decidedly lower prices on the Northern
Pacific croup. Illinois Central was weak and
London favorites generally, especially Louis
ville and Nashville. We expect lower prices on
this stock.
We have a letter from a friend of ours In
London who is uot given to romancing, from
which we make the following extract: "A
panic here at some time is certain, for the
reason that tbe constant tendency is to extend
the facilities and means of credit without any
proportionate increase in coin, on which credit
is based. This will be brought to an abrupt
termination some day. 1 think one of tbe chief
difficulties with this market is the amount of
securities that have accumulated in the bands
of underwriters for the past six mnnths."
Tbe October number of the Hankers' Maga
zine of London, at hand this morning, says:
"If values on the Stock Exchange are main
tained during tbe rest of the year it will be
surprising. Good authorities don't expect any
great crash on tbe ground that 'in these days of
telegraph there is always financial support for
the coming from one quarter of the world if
markets in anotber quarter happen to be in
difficulty, and there is no sign of universal de-
prcssiqns.
We have, perhaps given more attention to
questions of foreign finance during the past
two months than some of our readeis may
have thought necessary, but w still adhere to
the opinion that foreign affairs will closely
concern us and our stock and money markets
before the first of the year arrives, and we be
lieve that a verv serious drop in prices in both
Berlin and Loudon is Inevitable. Saturday tbe
Imperial Bank of Germany raised its rate from
5 10 5, and as it has of late been losing gold
very neavily. much of which has gono to
Russia, we think It will be compelled before
ten days to advance the rate to 6 per cent.
The BanK of England is managed now by one
of the most able and aggressive men. ever at
its bead, and we think that be will not hesitate
to use heroic measures to prevent any lowering
of the already small reserves of tbe bank, and it
is prooable that the bank rate will be raised
before the end of a fortnight.
We think Pennsylvania oil will sell lower.
The production there now averages 86.000 bar
rels. The price paid in tbe field for Buckeye
oil was lowered to-day from 35conts to 32
cents.
Business News and Gossip.
The City Deposit Bank, corner of Penn
and College avenues, is again in the old
quarters, which have been made over, and
are now among the handsomest in that part
of the cily.
Mr. Miller, the Insurance man. Is building a
nice residence for himself on Pacific, near
Friendship avenue.
The bank clearings show that Saturday was
one of the busiest days of tbe year.
Thtrty-sir mortgages were on file yesterday.
The largest was for 570,000. given by William
Glew, Jr.. to W. Reed, for purchase money.
Twelve others were of the same class. Eigh
teen were for less than SLOCK) each.
The Pittsburg Petroleum, Grain and Metal
Exchange real estate will be offered for sale, at
public outcry, on Saturday, November 15, at 12
H on tbe floor' of tbe Exchange. Jobn D.
Bailey will be master of ceremonies. The best
bid. so far as known, is 5160.00a
Mr. M. F. Maxon was on 'Change yesterday
afternoon, after an illness of two or three
weeks. He received a cordial welcome from
bis fellow brokers.
Rea Bros. fc Co. sold $2,000 Columbus (Ohio)
consolidated street railroad first mortgage 20
year 5 per cent gold bonds at 101 and interest.
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports that the
quantity of coal and coke originating on and
carried over its lines east of Pittsburg and
Erie, for tbe week ending October 4, waS 330.
224 tons, of which 221,644 tons were coal, and
108.580 tons coke.
The increase in the Bank ot Germany rate is
probably partly the result of the placing of the
Mexican subvention loan.
Messrs. S. H. L. Norton fc Co., of New York,
in reference to the unfavorable bank state
ment yesterday Aid that they thought the ef
fect of it would be counteracted by the offer of
tbe Secretary of tbe Treasury to redeem 4s at
par and interest to maturity.
Four building permits were taken out yester
day by the following persons:
J. B. Tyler,- frame one-story church, 20x35
feet, on Conrad street, Nineteenth ward. Cost.
-5250. . , '
j. M. uenaerson, irame two-story dwelling,
16x20 feet, on Jancey street. Eighteenth ward.
Cost, 5L600.
Edward Renner, brick one-story butcher
shop, 20x82 feet, on Carson street, Twenty
fourth ward. Cost, 51,0001
Jobn Rnss.-'ram two-story dwelling, 20x32
feet, ou Mignonette street, Twontieth ward.
Cost, 11,000.
Movements in Ileal Estate.
1 S. A. Dickie fc Co. sold for Melvin & Smith
to R. V. Baylev lots Nos. 49, 50, 51 and 52. on
Bennett street, Melviu & Smith's plan of lots,
120x135 feet, for $3,000. This makes 16 lots pur
chased by Mr. Bayiey in this plan.
Charles Somers fc Co. sold the residence prop
erty of Mr. John Aiken, on Orchard street, Av
aloo station, Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad, consisting of a frontage on Or
chard street of 125 feet by same depth to an al
ley, with house of eight rooms, etc, for $4,500
cash. The purchaser was George W. Rutt
redge. -Reed B. Coyle & Co. sold to A. A. Farlan a
piece of ground in the Twenty-third ward,
fronting 101 foet, more or less, on Mobile street
by 140 feet, more or less, on Monongabela street,
for $3,50a
Black & Baird sold to Hcnrv R. Scully for F,
P. Bell, lot No. 18 in the Fahncstock plan,
Twenty-first ward, fronting 48 feet on Home,
wood avenue by 140 feet in depth, for $2,9oa
Mr. Scully has already had plans drawn for the
erection of a beautiful residence on the lot.
Ewing A Byers sold for Mrs. E. Thompson to
William Hunter, a two-story frame bouse of
seven rooms, ball and finished attic, with lot
25x110. on Orchard street. West Bollcvue, Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, at a
prico approximating S2,500.
J. E. Glass 6old lot No. 6, in Allequippa place
plan. Thirteenth ward, size 24x100 feet to -an
allev, for $650 cash.
Samuel W. Black A Co. sold lot Sa 165 in
Swissvale place plan of lots, Swissvale station,
Pennsylvania Railroad, having a, frontage of 40
feet on Hudson street and a depth of 120 feet
to a 20-foot alley for $325.
A LITTLE BETTEE.
Local Stocks Firmer and Trading of Good
Volume The Outlook.
The better feeling in stocks noted at the close
on Saturday made further progress yesterday,
when the majority of the things usually traded
in either improved their standing or showed a
disposition of that kind. Electric and Pleasant
Valley being about the only exceptions. Busi
ness was also more active, sales footing up 300
shares.
It begins to look as if those who have been
holding back for lower values will have to como
in on the present level or abandon the quest
altogether. The tendency is undoubtedly up
ward, though how far it may go or how long it
may stay is hidden even from the insiders.
KIIIST SECOSD THIRD
CALL. CALL. CALL.
B A B A B A
Arsenal Bank.. G7 75 .... 75
Com. au I!:ink 106
Duquesne N. k 177S ITS " .... 177)
Iron Citv Ji. B.. 92Ji
Marine N. Bank 106
Mccircsi.l!ank .... 126
Sale Deposit Co. 66 75
IIlrminKiiam Ins 48 ....
Mon Ins 37,
llrlilcewater 50 ,
C. V. Gas Co.... 33f... 3SJj.... 385 40
1. 2J. G. A P. Co 15 15M 15 i&4 15 ....
Philadelphia Co. 30 X',i 30 :H 30 30
Wheeling Gas C. 19 22 S)i Vi'A
ColumbiaOilCo 3 2 3
lluzelwoodUllU. 5HH.... 50J
Wash. Oil Co.... SO
Central Traction .... 26M .... V,4 .... 2Gtf
Citizens' Irac 65? .... 6o.'t .... 65?
Tilts. Traction.. 33!4".... 33 34
l'leasant Valley. ... 27X XH VSH ti)i 27
bee Av. Co 51 50,....
Charticrs Ity 53 S3
I"gh. V. &A. 40 40
l"gh, iicK. A Y 60 60 66
I'.. ClibUL 28 25
P. V. & C. K. Co .... 4i 45
r.A W. ILK. Co "if 13),
I'.&W.iLli.pref. 18
1'., W. AK.lt.lC .... 51 54
N.V AC G-. 0.0 Slii 32....
LaXoriaMin'gC 19 20 19 ....
Luster Mining. 17 17& 1676 17Jf 18 18
WcstlnjrhouseK. 29Ji 30 29 ZS'A
ftloiion.W. Co 30
U.S. AS. Co 15J4 -- 15J .... 15M
West'house A. B .... 115 Hi 115 113 ....
At first call sales were 100 La Noria at 20, 15
Philadelphia Gas at 30, and 10 Luster at 17
There was nothing done at second call. At
third, 50 Philadelphia Gas sold at 30, 56 Electric
at 29, 50, b. o. 30. 29, 15 at 29, 5 at 28, and 5
Marine National Banu at 108.
Tbe total sales of stocks at New York yester
day were 204,018 shares. Including: Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 24.921; Louisville
and Nashville. 11.351; Missouri Pacitic 3.045;
North American. 9.905; Northern Pacific pre
ferred, 4.058; Reading, 13.025: Richmond and
West Point, 6,688; Sr. Paul, 10,560; Union Pa
cific. 9,300.
ONE OF THE BEST.
Saturday's Business Makes a Fine Showing
In Clearing House Report.
Saturday's business, as reflected in yester
day's Clearing House report, was up to high
water mark, tbe exchanges between the banks
footing up $3,300,837 22, and balances $396,583 98.
Some of this business was dne to checking for
quarterly settlements, but tbe most of it was
of the regular, legitimate sort, showing that
everything is moving.
There was no particular movement in actual
money yesterday, the demand being moderate.
There was no scarcity of funds, ard all appli
cants for accommodations, whether Insiders or
outsiders, who had acceptable collateral to nnt
up got all they wanted at 67 per cent. A
dreary day and the reaction from the high
tension of the week made things a little slow
in trade circles
It was a close rtre between Pittsburg and
Baltimore for the Clearing House supremacy,
but Pittsburg captured it, as usual. San Fran
cisco, however, made an extraordinary spurt
and reached the wire a full length ahead. Large
speculative transactions pulled her tbrnugb.
Money on call at New KorK yesterday was
easy, ranging from 3S4 per cenc, last loan 3,
closed offered at 3. Prime mercantile paper,
57. Sterling exchange active and weak
ai S4 &u for 60-day bills and $4 85 for de
mand. Closing Bond Quotations.
V. S. 4s ree I33M
U.S. 4s coup 1234
M. K. AT. Gen. 3s.. 68
Mutual Union GS....103K
14. J. C. Int. Cert.. .110
Northern Fac. lsls..H6
Northern Pac. 2ds..lI2
Northw't'n consols. HU
-North Wn deben's 5sl08
Oregon A Trans. 6s. 1073;
SH.L AI. M. Gen. 5s. S3
St.L. AS.K. Oen.M.lI0!j
St. Paul consols 12
St. P. CbiAPc.lsts.114
lx PcL.G.Tr.Ks. 91'V
t. " a. 1M9, rej?...... iw
U. S. 4KS, coup 104
i'aClUcosof '95 113
Loulslanastampedls 83
Missouri 6s 100
'lenn. new set. 63.. ..104
Icnn. newstt. 03..., 100
Tenn. newset. 3s.... 71
Canada So. 2ds 96
Central faclUc lsts.110
Den. A It. G. lsts...H8
Den. Alt. G. 4s SIX
D.AI!. G. Westlsts.
Krle Ms VXi
M. K. T. Gen. 61.. 81
Tx.. Pc. K b.Tr.Ks. USh
union I'acinc ists...in
West bnore 103
Nr.w YORK Clearings, $90,333,980; balances,
S4.736.64a
Boston Clearings. 519.720,915: balancees,
J2.2h3.023. Money 66 per cent.
Philadelphia Clearing-". $12,111,033; bal
ances, S1.803 137. Money 6 per cent,
Baltcbore Clearings, $2,889,200: balances,
$372,110. Money 6 percent.
Paris Three per cent rentes, 9if 35c for
the account.
Chicago New York exchange was firmer
at 40c discount. Clearings, $16,911,000. The
money market was steady and unchanged at 6
per cent on call and07 percent on time loans.
SOME IMPROVEMENT.
Considerable Trading In Oil and a Close
Near the Top.
Oil was pretty strong yesterday, both here
and at outside exchanges, closing well np to
the top, while business was better than the
average. The opening was 80, highest 81,
lowest 80. closing 81. Retined was higher.
Saturday's clearings were 8,000 barrels.
Other Oil Markets.
Nkw York, October IS. Petroleum opened
firm, and November option, moved lc to 82,
mu . ..,.. u w. u tiuiuw iu icuum uji. anen
a reaction occurred, on which tbe market
closed steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot Open
ing, 80c: highest, 80c; lowest. 80c;
closing. 80c November option Opening,
80c: highest. 82c; lowest, 80c: closing, SlUc
Lima oil Opening, 21c: highest. 22c; lowest.
20c; closing, 21c Total sales, 72,000 barrels.
Oil City, October 13. Opened. SOVc; high
est, 81c: lowest, 80c; closed, 81c Sales. 22,000
barrels runs, 84,281; shipments, 101,531: charters.
44,285.
Bradford. October 11 Opened 80c; closed,
81c; highest, 81c: lowest, 80c Runs, 162,469;
shipments. Io2,204: charters not reported:
clearances, 52,000.
NEW YOKE STOCKS
Iosa of Cash and Reserve In the City Banks
Stocks Steady Sugar Refineries De
cline Strength in Lackawanna.
Nkw York, October 13. The hd'avy loss in
cash and surplus reserve of thi New York'
banks during last week, as indicated by the
statement of Saturday, was still,, most Inter
esting subject of conversation on the street to
day, and while the system of reporting only
averages for the week, instead? of tbe actual
condition at any one time, 1st misleading, tbe
known movements of money through the sub
Treasury and directly out of Ahe banks to tbe
South and West do not account for the loss re
ferred to; and again, th'e accusation Is made
that a large sum has been locked up
for speculative purposes. However this may
.be. tbe banks in years past have always reached
their lowest point about this time, and with a
natural movement of money should gain from
this time out. The advocates of higher prices
for stocks look upon the monetary situation
with equanimity at present, for while there is
still over $3,000,000 surplus reserve against a
deficit in past years at this time, there is a
feeling that the amount of silver certificates
being issued each month will hereafter be more
than sufficient to take caro of the customs paid
to the Government, and that with the large ex
penditures for pensions, river and harbor im
provements, the now navy, coast fortifications
and public buildings, money will bo assuredly
easy within a few months and must lead to
active business and speculation in every
direction.
The stock market to-day was somewhat of a
surprise, on account of its steadiness and strong
undertone in view of the showing of the bank
statement on Saiurday, and with a very moder
ate volume of business. In only two or three
stocks were there material changes for tho day.
Brokers report an increase in the investment
buying. There were rumors that the market
would be attacked to-dav, and something of the
kind did occur in Sugar Reflneries,North Amer
ican, Northern PaciUcandLouisvilleandNasb
villc. In none of these, with the single ex
ception of Sugar Refineries, which was sold con
fidentially on the strength of the decision of
Saturday, was there any material final decline
for the day. Tho Grangers also withstood con
siderable hammering, considering the limited
market, with the same insignificant results.
lhe opening was hesitating, and the weak
ness in sugar encouraged tbe putting out of
further short lines in the regular list, but the
very pronounced strength in Lackawanna was
a supporting influence in the market and the
decline ot 1 PCr cent in Sugar was sufficient
to induce only slight losses in railroad stocks.
In the afternoon when Lackawanna made Its
great auvance. tho attacks upon H orth Ameri
can and the others were made.
Tbe final dealings saw an improvement in the
general market, but no movement of import
ance resulted and tho market closed dnll but
firm at Insignificant changes as a rule. Lacka
wanna shows a gain of 2 per cent for the day,
while Sugar is down 1. having recovered a por
tion of its early loss. Railroad bonds partook
of the same character as stocks to-day. and
with a very limited business, $776,000. There
were only slight changes in quotations, except
in a very few instances. More strength. If any
thing, was shown in bonds, however, and whllo
the important changes are few, they are gen
erally in the upward direction. Hocking Valley
5s rose 2 to 82, Erie 2ds extended 2 to 118 and
St. Joseph and Grand Island lsts 2 to 10o.
Government bonds have been dull and steady.
Stato bonds bave been entirely neglected.
sTho J'osl says: "The statement of the New
York banks for last week showed a loss of
$8,355,399 in reserve, this loss being caused by a
decreaso of $8,717,800 of specie. The fact that
one-half of tbis entire loss of reserve was due
to a decrease of $4,182,000 of tbe deposits and
f 1,314,000 of the specie in tho National City
B.mk, as compared with the previous week,
might be expected to afford some information
in regard to any specific movement of money,
whether it is into tho Treasury or to tho in
terior, and if so, what part of the countrv and
for what purpose, but it does not. The officers
of the bank merely sav that it has gone every
whereNorth, South, East and West. This
movement is undoubtedly In progress yet to
some extent as may be seen bv the fact that ex
change ou New York is still 40 cents per $1,000
discount in Chicago: But nearly all last week
it was 90 cents discount, and the lower rates
since If riday show that the demand for money
there is abating. There havo been no exports
of gold since July, and the declining tendency
in exchange makes it improbable that there
will be any considerable export for the re
mainder ot the yesx.
Thufollowlnir table snows the nriees of antlve
stocks on the 2ewyork stock Exchanjre yester
day. Corrected dally for THE DISPATCH by
Whitney a bTEi'HE.so.v. oldest 1'iitsuurg mem
bers or Mew York stock Lxchauge, 57 fourth
avenue:
.los
mc Bid
17M
. 407s
19
34J
76
52j
115
30
19
-4374
vis
&h
100 ,
76
13
28H
83
107
66K
44
2S3
53H
K
145X
154 S,
17M
51
8
99U
IS
58K
106$
79 Ji
Open
tne. High
est. 407s
19
34
5'i
115
30f
2UJ4
44X
91
60
109
IbH
29
81
107M
67
44
29!
534
3"
146
155
17
54S
H
101
16
59
lOdV
8UH
Ki'i
20
1B
Low
est. 40
18V
33
5J
1I4
3011
19
43 H
Wi
599,
109
Am. Cotton OU
Am. Cotton Oil prer..
Am. Cotton Oil Trust,
Atch., Ton. AS. I'....
Canadian PaclUc......
Canada Southern
40&
19
333
. 52
Central or Mew Jersey. 1 14
Central Pacific.
. so,
Chesapeake A Ohio
. 2JJi
. 43.
. l
. 6"
109 i
cmcajro uas Trust....,
C. Bur. A Oulncv. .. .
C Mil. A St. Paul.. ,
C, Mil. A St. P.. or..
C Kockl. A P. ,
C St. L. A Pitts
C St. P.. M. AO ,
C, St. P.. M. St. O. PI,
C A Northwestern ...
I'.. C. C. I
29
SO
10714
B7
29
82
IW.
6(ji4'
43
2
SIX
35!j
3a
IMS'
I7
54 'i
sm
!00
50
106 J4
79
Lis
103 a
Cot. Coal It Iron
43
Col. A Hocklnir Valley 29
Cbes. A Ohio 1st prer.. 53
Ches. A Ohio 2d prer.. 3.V
Del.. Lack A West MX
Del. A Hudson 152
Uen. Kio Grande.... 17)
Den. & KioGraude.pt. 54
E.T.. Va. A Ga 8V
Illinois Central 101
Lake Krle A West 15
uake Krlo& West Dr.. 59
Lake Shore A M. s UH
Loulsvllle&MaslivlUe. SOH
Mlclumtn Central.. .. 91
iUibioun I'acinc 67
Matlonai LeadTrust... IM,
.New.Yorx Central 103
n. y ctst. l
JJ. V.. L.. E. & W 22
N.Y., L. E.A W. pd
Jl. U AM. L. 4 Hi
N... O. A W 17
.Norfolk A Western
-XorlolL A Western or. Siii
Northern Pacinc 744
Northern Pacific pr.... 74J4
Ohio A Mississippi 22
Orearon Improvement. ...
Pacinc Mall 39
Peo.. Dec. A Evans... 18
Pnlladel. AKeadlns... 36
Pnllman Palace Oar.. 219
Richmond A W. P. T.. iSH
Richmond A W.P.T.di ....
St. Paul A Uuluth
St. Paul A Dulnth pr.
St. P., Minn. A Man
Sugar Trust 74X
Texas Pacinc 18
Union Paclfe 52
Wabash loy
Wabash nreicrred 21
Western Union 81H
Wncellntr A U K. 31
Wheeling A UJCprer. 714
North American Co... 33J4
67
103
15
22
57
41
l'
17
56
27
73
22
38
3
17
36
218
17
72
31
50
107
74
171,
51
10
20
81
31
"OV
2S
21 22,'i
42
17
58M
74
22
ST"
18
36
219
1S4
41X
17
mm:
27
73
22
33
17,
35
218
17
75H
IS
52
10M
21
81
32
71 i
33X
73M
17
ol
10
20
81
31
70V
32X
Boston Stocks.
Atch. A Top 34 Boston A Mont 52
Boston A Albany.. ..198 Calumet A Uecla....3u
Boston i Maine 106 Frauklln 20
V.. U. AQ 91 Huron 5
Cln., San. A Clev... 26 Kcarsare 17
Kastern K. II 169 Osceola 42
FltchhurgK. It. pr. 88 Quincv 115
Flint A Pere M 22 Santa Ke copper .... 55
L. It. A Ft. S 99 Tamarack..... 1M
Mais. Central 18 Anniston Land Co. 56
Met. Ceu. com 24 Boston Land Co... . 5
N. V. A N. Eug..... 42 San Oiego Land Co. 17
Old Colony 16SK West End 2176
Wis. Cen. common. 20 Bell Telephone 2it
Wis. Central pi 49 l.ainson store S 29
Allouez I(f. Co SV Water Power 3V
Atlantic 20 Centennial Mining. 20
Philadelphia Stocks.
Closing quotations or Philadelphia stocks, fhr
nlshed bv Whitney A Stephenson, brokers. No. 57
Fourth avenue. Members Mew York stock: Kx-
cuange:
Pennsylvania Kail road
Ueaillns
Buffalo, Pittsburg A Western..
Lenlgh Vaiior
Lehigh Navigation
Northern PaclUc
Northern Paclflc preferred
Bid. Asked.
52 52
. 15 18 5-16
-
. 5IM 51 v,
. 51 31
. 27 274;;
Wi 74J
Minim; Stocks.
New Yohk. October 1L Alice, 200: Best and
Belcber. 370: Bodie. 170: Caledonia. B H. 163:
Crown Point, 250; Consolidated California and
Virginia, 400: Eureka Consolidated. 375; Hale
& Norcross. 220; Hometake, 950: Horn Silver,
330; Ontario, 43 00: Occidental, ISO; Savage, 350;
Sierra Nevada, 310; Small Hopes, 100; Sutter
Creek, 120; Union Consolidated, 350; Yellow
Jacket, 32a
Grain In Sight,
Chicago. October 13. Tho Board of Trade
report on tbe visible supply of grain is as fol
lows: Wheat, 17,739.000 busbels: increase. 6S0,
000 bushels. Corn, 8.365.000 bushels; decrease,
357.000 bushels. Oats. 3,990.000 bushels; decrease,
35.000 bushels. Rye, 617.000 busbels; increase,
33,000 bushels. Barley, 4,190,000 bushels; In.
crease, 959,000 bushels.
Drygoods Market.
NewtTork, October 13. Business In dry
goods opened quietly as regards tbe jobbing
trade, and demind at first bands for current
wants of jobbers. A good deal of interest,
bowevcr, centered in spring aud summer spe
cialties, and tbere was inquiry for staples for
the same season. There was no new feature to
the market.
Metal Quotations.
New Yobk Pig Iron steady and quiet. Cop
per neglected. Lead quiet and strong: domes
tic $6 00. Tin weak and dull; straits, $22 00.
Price of Bar Silver.
New York, October 13. Bar silver London,
60d; New York, SI 101 10.
The Regular Army
Of the healthy are unacquainted with the hor
rors of chronic constipation and Its associate
liver complaint. Join tbe ranks of this regular
host. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which in
sures regularity of the bowels and liver, will
admit you. Dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney
troubles, malaria promptly succumb to the
Bitters. It never regulates a little, but always
thoroughly.
SICK HKADACHKCmrUr,1 Uj
SICK HBADACHKCartet,1 uttIeLiYerPmi.
SICK HEADACHE. ,,
8ICK HIADACHJCCllrttr,fLlttl,I(lTpmi
ol8-7.TTW
DOMESTIC MAKKETS.
Grapes Plenty but Firm, and Choice
Potatoes Very Scarce!
BUTTER AKD EGGSIN GOOD DEMAND
Liberal Ceceipts of Grain and Haj and
ilarkets Steady.
WHOLESALE GROCERY TRADE ACTIVE
OFFICE OF PlTTSBUrtO DI3PATCH. 7
Monday. October 13, lSiKi.
Country Produce Jobbing Prices.
Weather was adverse to trade. When Mon
day is wet as this was, produce men look for
little, and they were not disappointed in their
calculations to-day. It was a blue Monday.
Grapes are still in abundant supply, but prices
are firm. Strictly fresh eggs are scarce and
tendency of markets is toward a higher level of
prices. It is next to impossible to obtain re
liable potatoes, Tbe rail yards are crowded
with dry rot stock, which wilt hardly bring tbe
price of freight. Choice potatoes of good keep
ing quality are very hard to get at any price.
Other vegetables are dnll aud slow. California
fruits show an upward tendency of late, and
once tbe grape crop is worked off will, no
doubt, go up I igber. Sweet potatoes are slow.
Apples S3 604 50 a barrel-
Buttek Creamery. Elgin. 27c: Ohio do,
21S25c; fresh dairy packed, 1819c; fancy coun
try rolls, 2122c.
Bep.ries Grapes. Concords, 30c a basket;
Delawares, 3540c a basket; cranberries. $3 00
3 25 a bushel; plums, S5 006 00 per bushel;
quinces, $6 007 00 a barrel.
Beans New crop beans, $2 402 50; marrow
fat, $2 G02 75; Lima beans. 640c.
Beeswax 2S30c $ ft for choice; low grade,
2225c.
CHESTNUTS $1 501 75abnshel.
CIDER Sand refined, S9 0010 00; common,
$5 50(j CO: crab cider, $10 5011 00 fl barrel;
cider vinegar. 1213c fl gallon.
, Cheese Ohio cheese, mild, lie: New York
cheese, lUKUc; Limburger. 1213Kc; do-"i
niestic Sweitzer. 13K1''C: Wisconsin brick
Sweitzer, 13KHc. imported Sweiizer. 26c.
EOOS 22fe5c ft dozen for strictly f resh.
Fkathers Extra iivo ceese, 50060c; No. 1
4045c: mixed lots, 30035c W ft.
-ti afle esynup totavoca can; mapio sugar,
810c a a.
Honey 15c 51 ft.
Poultry Spring chickens, 356oc a pair;
old, 6575c a pair; dressed, ll12c a pound;
pucks, 6070c
Tallow Conntry, 4Jc; city rendered, 4c
Seeds Recleaned Western clover, SJOO
6 25; country medium clover, $4 251 50; tim
othy, $1 601 65; blue grass, S2 833 00; orchard
grass. 81 a.; mille-. 7075c
Tropical Fruits Lemons, choice. $5 50
0 50;fanc), SS0OSS50; Jamaica oranges, new
crop. SB 00 a barrel; bananas, SI 251 50 firsts,
$1 00 good seconds, 1 bunch; California
peaches, $2 00250'J1 box; Tokay grapes, $4 50
5 00: California nlums. S2 00(32 25 ?1 box; Cali
fornia pear. $1 004 50 fl box: new figs, 17c
ft: dates. 56Kc If) ft.
Vegetables Potatoes. 90095c ?1 bushel;
Southern sweets, $2 252 60 ! barrel; Jersey,
S3 003 25: cabbage, SJ C05 00 f) hundred,
onions, S3 754 00 a barrel: green onions. SI 25 a
bushel: onions, S4 50 for ISO ft basket: green bean:,
6575u basket; encumbers, S2 00 f? bushel;
tomatoes, 5075c bushel: celery, a.lOc a
dozen bunches: turnips, 50c ft bushel; peppers,
$1 001 25 bushel.
Groceries.
Monday is too early in tbe week: for grocery
changes. Trade is active and goods are mov
ing nut freely, hut prices are essentially tbe
same as they bave been for a week or two past.
The new tariff has strengthened markets for
foreign fruits and canned goods, but prices re
main much the same as before the duty was
placed, mere is. however, little doubt of
higher prices later on.
Greek Coffee Fancy Rio. 24i'g)25c;
choice Rio. 2223c; prime Rio, 23c; low
grade Rio, 20J21Jc: old Government Java,
29$630c: Maracalbo. 25J427Kc; Mocha. 30'
32c: Santos, 2226c: Caracas, 2527c; La
Guayra. 2627c.
Roasted (in papers) Standard brands. 25c;
high grades, 2830Xc; old Government Java,
bulk, 3331Kc; .Maracalbo. 2S29c; Santos, 26
30c; peaberry, 30c: choice Rio. 20; prime Rio,
25c: good Kio. 21c; ordinary. 2lK22c.
Spices (whole) Cloves 15lbc: allspice. 10c;
cassia, 8c; pepper. 13c; nutmeg. 758?80c.
Petroleum (lubbers' prices) 110 test, TVic;
Ohio, 120, 8tc; headlight, 150, 8Kc: water
white, lOMc; globe. 1414Kc; elaine, 14fc: car
nadine. lfc; royaline, 14c; red oil, llillc;
purity, 14c.
Miners' Oil No. 1 winter strained. 4345c
f? gallon; summer, 3340c; lard oil. 555Sc
Sykup Corn syrup, 3537c; choice sturar
syrup. 38igi3c: prime sugar syrup, 3233:
strictly prime, 3536c: uew maple syrup. 90-.
N. O. Molasses Fancy, new crop. 5052c;
choice. 49c: medium, 3843c: mixed, 4042c
Soda Bi-carb in kegs. 33c: bi-cirb in
K'. 5c; bi-carb assorted packages, 5Gc; sal
soda in kegs, lc; do granulated, 2c
Candles Star, full weight, 8c; steanne,
3fl cot Hl, n3,-iffiM tltfrllOt,
Rice Head Carolina, 7J47Kc: choice, 6"
oc; prime, D(uc; ijouisiaua, uif&oc
&TAHCH Pearl, 4c; corn starch, 6S6Jc:
glo-s starch. 67c.
Foreign Fruits Layer raisins. S2 65: Lon
don lajers $2 75; Muscatels. 82 50; California
Muscatels.S240: Valencia, 77c; Ondara Va
lencia, UK10c: sultana. 10!llc;currants.5
Cc; Turkey prunes,77c: French prune$,10C
12c: -alonii-a prunes, m 2ft package?. 9c; coeoa
r.uts, 100, S6; almonds, la'n.,fl ft. 29c: do Ivica
17c; do shelled, 40c; walnut", nap.. 1314c;Sicilv
Alberts, 12c: Smyfb figs. 12I3c: new dates, aaj
bc: Biazil nuts, 9: pecans. lOKQJllc; citron.fl
ft. 1819c; lemon peel, 15c $1 ft;orauge peel,
15c
Dried Fruits Apples, sliced, per ft, 10c;
apples, evaporated, 15K16c; peaches, evapor
ated, pared, 2830c: peaches, California, eva
porated, unpared, 2526r: cherries, pitted, 28c;
cherries, unpitted, 1212JCc; raspberries, eva
porated. 3536c; blackberries, 10llc; huckle
berries. 15c
Sugars Cubes, 7c; powdered, Tc; granu
lated, 6c; confectioners' A, Gc: standard A.
6c; solt white, 6ig6c; yellow, choice, 6
c; yellow, good. 6iJ5c; yellow, fair, 5X
5Jc; yellow, dark. 5li53c
Pickles Medium, bbls. (1,200), $8 50: me
dium, half bbls. (GOO), $1 75
Salt-No. 1, ?t bbl, 95c; No. 1 ex.. V bbl.Sl 00;
dairy, $? bbl, $1 20; coarse crystal, $1 bbl, $1 20;
Higgins' Eureka, 4-bn. sacks, $2 80; Hlggins'
Eureka, 16-14 ft packets, S3 00.
Canned Goods Standard peaches. J2 80
2 90; 2cds, $2502 60; extra peaches. S3 O03 10;
pie peaches. Si 00: finest corn, $1 35I 50; Hfd.
Co. corn, 95cil 15; red cherries. $1 401 50;
Luna beans, SI 20; soaked do. SOc; string do. 75
90c; marrowfat peas. SI 101 25; soaKed peas,
70SUc; pineapples. S130l 40; Bahama do. J2 55;
damson plum', St 10: greengages, $1 CO: egg
plums, S2 20: California apricots. $2 502 60:
California pears. $2 75; do greengages. $2 20: do
egg plums, $2 20: extra white cherries. S2 85:
raspDerries, SI 4001 45; strawberries. SI 30Q1 10:
gooseberries. SI ltil 15; tomatoes. 95cl: sal
mon, 1-ft, SI 3UI 80; blackberries. SI 15: succo
tash, 2-ft cans, soaked, 90c; do green, 2-ft, $1 25
1 50: corn beet 2-ft cat 8. S3 00: 14-ft cans. 14:
baked beans, $1 401 50; lobster, 1-ft. S2 00;
mackeral. IB cans, broiled. $1 50; sardines, do
mestic, c, S4 501 75; sardines, domestic ,
S7 00; sardines. Imported, Yjfi. $11 50012 50; sar
dines, imported, 'As, S18; sardines, mustard,
SI 25; sardines, sniced, S4 25.
Fish Extra No. 1 bloaier. mackerel. $29 fl
bbl: extra No. 1 do, me.. $27 60: extra No. 1
mackerel, shore S19 50; No. 2 shore mackerel,
$22: large 3's. 20. Codfish Whole pollock.
5c ft ft; do medium, George's cod, 6c; do
large, 7c; boneless bake, in strips 5c; do
George's cod. In blocks. 67c. Herring
Round shore. S5 50 B bbl; snlit. Sb 50; lake, S3 25
W 100-ft bbL White fish. $6 50 w 100-ft half bbl.
Lake trout, $5 50 f? half bbl. Finnan baddies,
10c i ft. Iceland halibut, 13c $ ft. Fickerel,
half bbl, S3 00: quarter bbl, $1 35. Potomac her
ring, $3 50?? bbl: S3 00 f half bbl; Holland
herring. 70c; Walknff herring. 00c
OATMEAL S6 006 50 $ bbl.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Sales on call at tbe Grain Exchange: One
car No. 1 white oats, 41JJC, 5 days, P. &
X.i 1 car No. 2 white oats, 44&C, 5 days, Penn
sylvania lines; 3 cars No. 2 white oats, 44J4c, 10
days; 1 car packing hay, $7 00. 10 days: S cars
Mo. 2 white oats, 44c, 10 days; 2 cars same,
44c, October. Receipts as bulletined. 64 cars,
of which 36 were received by the Pittsburg,
Ft, Wayne and Chicago Railway, as follows:
11 cars ot hay, 12 of oats, I of wheat, 8 of flour,
1 of barley. 1 ot rye, 2 of f eed. By Pittsnurg,
Cincinnati and St. Louis, 4 cars of oats, 3 of
bav, 2 of corn. I of flour and feed. By Pitts
burp ana Western. 2 cars of ear corn. 1 of oats.
By Pittsburg and Lake Erie, 2 cars of hay, 1
of feed, 2 of flour. Cereal markets are steady
but unchanged. Oats are firm.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
Wheat-No. 2red,$l 031 01; No, 3, $100
10L
CpRN No. 2 yellow ear. 6162c; high mixed
ear, 5960c: No. 2 yellow, shelled, 5S60c; hign
mixed shell corn, 56fi56Jc.
OATS-No. 1. 4545Hc; No. 2 white, 44K45c;
extra. No.3,42J$S43c: mixed oats. 4040Kc
Rte No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 6954670c:
No. 1 Western,67668c.
FLOUB-Jobbiiig prices Fancv spring and
winter patent flour. $6 0006 25: fancy straight
winter, $5 255 60, fancy straight spring. $5 25
5 50: clear winter. $5 U)525; straight XXXX
bakers', 84 755 00. Rye flour, $4 25ffl4 60.
Buckwheat flour, 44Jic ft ft.
MrtLTMB Middlings, fancy fine white
$23 00O2L 00 V torn- No, 3 white middlings.
S21 0921 50; brown middlings. $18 0019 00;
winter wheat bran, $16 C016 50.
HAY Baled timothy No. LS10 5011 00: No.
2 do, $9 009 50: loose from wagon,$ll 00 13 00.
according to qoality:No. 2 prairie bay, $8 50
9 00: packing do. S7 708 00.
Straw Oat, $7 758 00: wheat and rye, $7 50
7 75.
Prot talons.
Sugar-cured hams, large, lie; sugar-cured
hams, medium, lljc; sugar-cured bams, small,
HKc; sugar-cured breakfast bacon, f'c: sugar
cured shoulders, 7Jc: sugar-cured boneless
shoulders, 8c; skinned shoulders, 8c; skinned
hams, 12c; sugar-cured California hams,8c;
sugar-cured dried beef flats, lOKc; sugar-cured
dried beef sets, llc: sngar-cnred dried beef
rounds, 13Kc: bacon, shnnlders, TKc: bacon,
.clear side. 7Jc: bacon, clear bellies, 6c: dry
salt shoulders, CJc: dry salt clear side, 6Mc
Mess pork heayv, $12 50; mess pork, family,
$12 50. Lard Refined, in tierces, 5-Kc: half
barrels, 6p: CO-ft tubs, CJc: 20-ft palls. OUc; 50-ft
tin cans, 0c; 3-ft tin pails, tc: 5-ft tin palls,
6c; 10-ft tih pails, 5Jc. Smoked sausage, long,
5c; largp. 5c. Fresli pork, links, 9c. Boneless
liam, WKc Pigs' feet, half-barrels, U 00:
quarter-barrels, S2 15.
A VERY HIGH RIVER.
Rumors That It "Would Reach 20 Feet and
Canse Damage to MiUs Montour Run
Surprises Itself With a Dig Overflow
Boat Briefs.
On the river front yesterday morning there
were high rnmors of a big river coming, and
some ot tbe mills along tbe Allegheny and Mo
nongabela were lookingiortbe water to be so
higii as to compel a shutdown. However,
these rnmors proved unfounded, and the old
river men are looking for the fall to begin this
morning. Last night at tho Market street
gauge the marks showed 14 feet and rising, aud
at Davis Island dam there were 13 feet 7 inches
and rising. There was a rise of abont three
feet yesterday. Many expected that the river
would reach 20 feet, but last night it was de
cided that 16 feet would be the limit. The
extra water stopped tho up-river boats, but did
not greatly affect the down-river trade. Very
little coal is coming down at present.
Montour run was on a high rampage yester
day morning. Ordinarily a stream 25 to 30 feet
wide it was nearly half as broad as the Alle
gheny in places with a 20miIe-au-hour current.
Great care was exercised by the officials of the
limited on tbe Montour Run Railway, and
though several bridges were strained the train
came through all right.
Driftwood.
iBOXSIDrs arrived yesterday from Mlddleport
with alight tow.
The Scotia arrived yesterday from' Cincinnati
and leaves to-day for the same trip.
THE Hudson left at 5 o'clock last evening for
Cincinnati and Intermediate points.
The packet steamer H. K. Bedford leaves at K
to-day lor Wheeling and Pariccrsburg.
The Lizzie Bav arrived last evening from
Charleston, and the Allen is expected to arrive
from heeling to-dav.
TnE river was too hiph for tbe Adam Jacobs to
make her usual run yesterday, but the captain
hopes to getout at 3 o'clock to-day.
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As old residents know and back files of Pitt
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