- ; t - '
FOUE IN THE FIELD.
That Jfnmber of Corporations Com
peting for Homestead Traffic.
SCHENLEY PAKE A TEMPTING PLAX
Interviews "With Insiders Jhrow Talnable
light on the Situation.
THE KEWS AXD G0SS1T OF THE CITI
"When the spring opens up there will be
busy times about Glenwood. The recent
purchase there of 36 acres of ground by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and the issue
of a bridce chaiterto Dawson Cullary, John
Burns and other airectors aad owners of the
Second Avenue Electric Itailway to connect
Glenwood and Homestead, are subjects of
much comment in and about Hazel wood and
the other points named.
A syndicate that spent the -whole of last
season surveying a short cut railway to
Homestead, in connection with the Duquesne
electric road, also have a charter, and expect
so span the river some distance above and
give their Homestead patrons a shorter ride
by 2; miles to the Court House. The syn
dicate have bought land, as it could be bad,
lroni Schealey Park to Brown station, and
propose to leave Glenwood and its circuitous
river bend out in the cold by elevating the
north end ol the bridge so as to cross the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks 75 feet
above grade at Krown Station, ana then cross
the Blown farm to Greenfield avenue by easy
grade. Ihere arc 211,000 people at Homestead
and the purchase by the Carncgics of the city
farm, with its SO0 acres, means the extension
or their works and the addition of 0,000 more
to the present ronnlation. it is eight miles
from the Court H l to Homestead by the
shortest line of travel, and reduce this
distance the irams of four corporations are
now at work, namely, the Pittsburg, Virginia
and Charleston Kailroad, Balti i a and Ohio
Kailroad, Second'Ai i.'.ue Electric Itailway and
the syndicate knonn as the Short Cut. A gen
tleman not connected with cither interest said
csteriay:
The Baltimore and Ohio and Second Avenue
Electric have evidently gone together to bridge
the river and tap Homestead, but it does not
inake any difference. The Short Cot road has
the advantage, and will compel the Second
avenue line to cet out of tlio pool or have its
Ifazeluood and Glenwood bnsiness taken away
Xrom it. A man that would ride over the Sec
ond avenue line would immediately make up
liis mind tpat it could have uo rival for its trade
in either of the prosperous suburbs of Hazel
wood or Glenwood. That question has been
tolved. The Short Cut Itailway is surveyed
ahd located along the northern line of Calvary
Cemetery, and thence through the Walker and
Brown estates to the river. The east line of
the Walker farm leads into Johnson avenue,
ami that takes jou to Simon Johnston's honse
on Second avenue on a grade of not more than
lour lect tu the hundred. Notwithstanding the
distance from the main line of the Short Cut to
fcecond avenue is three-fourths of a mile, the
dtance between the Court House and Hazel
wood is shortened one and a half miles by cut
ting oil the great bend in the river, around
which the Second avenue line must continue to
travel."
A gentleman who is interested in the Short
Cut save bis view of the traffic question, as fol
lows: "The distance saved between Pittsburg
and Homestead is something over three miles,
instead of two and one-fourth, as your In
formant states. This road will practicaily be
without a rival. It will monopolize tbeSchen
lcy Park trafiic of the entire valley as far ur as
Brownsville. In regard to general or evcrjday
traffic, it being the shortest route from Brad
dock and Homestead, lbe Short Cut will un
doubtedly get the lion's sh x: of the business."
C
Business Xeir and Gossip.
Fifty transactions in rcai estate do very well
for the firs; week of the year.
Things promise to be quite lively atGlen
iNooii this spring. Several important deals
there will be closed up s'.on.
The real estate brokers will meet this after
noon t complete arrangements for regular
auction sales. The plan is approved by a large
majority of brokers, and there isscarccly a
doubt that it will be a success.
Thecleariuc up of the Cherry alley mystery
In The Scsday Dispatch caused consider
able talk in real estate circles yesterday. From
the number of buyers it was held that the
Pennsylvania Railroad could have had noth
ing to do with these transactions.
The outlook for local stocks has improved de
cidedly w ithin the past lew days. The only ob
struction to a general advance in prices will
soon be out of the way.
Yesterday was election day for insurance
companies and a number of other corporations.
There were few if any contests, and iu nearly
all cases the old boards were re-elected.
The Dtiquesno National Bank has declared a
dividend of -1 per cent. The National Insurance
Company has declared a dividend of i per
cent.
Business yesterday was better than the
weather. The stores were well patronizod and
fctrett traffic was Urge. Improvement continues
to improve.
The only bnildins permit issued yesterday
was taken out by Joseph Fuhrcr for a brick
two-story mansard dwelling. 13x11 feet, on
Fortieth street, Seventeenth ward, to, cost
fi,iwa
3Ioements in Realty.
Ira M. Burchfield sold a piece of ground,
about two acres, near Hazclwood station.
Twenty-third ward, for $15,000.
Black Ji Baird sold foi James S. McCord to
"Wiihcliu Bereit another lot in the J. S. McCord
plan, situated cu the westside of Wilmot street,
Oakland, near Sylvan avenue, Ileum 13x100 feet,
lor $750.
HOME SECURITIES.
Trading of Good Proportions and Values
JJraco Up a Trifle.
Local stocks were active yesterday, total sales
aggregating 755 sbarcs. The market was weak
at the openmz. but developed considerable
btrengtu carins the day. In the the majority of
cases closing prices were at tir near the bet.
Holders of electric showed more confidence.
It opened at i and closed at S. Philadelphia
Gas and the Tractions about Held their own.
Manufacturers' Gas v.ent at 20 an advance
over the last previous sale, while New York and
Cleveland Coal moved up to 3S. Tlie rest of the
list was featureless.
The cause for the better tone following the
opeuintr was sa.d to be a considerable increase
in orders, and the crowing conviction that the
companies iu difficulty will soon be put in good
shape.
! nitST i SECOXD THIRD
CALL. CALL. CALL.
1 A 15 A U A
1'. P.S. iOl. Ex .... T. ZX ....
-M. AM. MU1!.. I 66 .... 61
.Mecn'cs .Rauk' 66
.Mouon.. Bank.j a 130
hale Deposit Co. 67 .... C!
Artisans liis j sz
Citizens' nisnr.. 1 35
Cliartiers V Gas 13 u jj
-Manulact's li.C. 3) .. . ;o .... 20
P. . G. A P. Co .... 65 74.... TV S
Hula. Co 94 Mi S4 W 9?i 9'i
Wheellne GasCo lUt, W.S ... 3u .... is
CcntralTraUlon 13K.... u... lav .... 19 '
ntizens' iTac'n 1.... ts" 53 ....
Pleasant Vallcv. UK :5;sl.... a;: .... ;s
A". V. A CG.CC & . .. 38 ....
Consignee Mln'jr! 25 IS 5 ....
LaAorla Jl'fCo. Is 19 is 19
Luster Mlnlnp.. Ill 23 l3f 20 IS 18JJ
Westiushouse E. ' "X V 6sb
Jionou. W.;o....i.... S7i
U. s. t S. Co.... ... IU .... SJi't.... S3.
Mest'liouseAB..... 100
Sales at first call were 100 shares Manufact
urers' Gas at 20, 50 at 21, 10 Electric at 7. 40 at
yt. m l'luiaueipma at ajg, and ai rmeaee at fiA.
At second call 10 Electric sold at ', 50 at 7.
115 at . and 275 La Noria at loc At tbiru
call 90 Philadelphia Gas brought 9, 10 and
5 Pipeaze fcJi.
Boston Stocks.
Atcli. A Top ziu Atlantic,
,.. 16
... 40U
...2C0
... I7
... 3$
... "h
,- t
... 90"
.. -JO
..150
iiostoui.vihany... an Boston & Mont..
llOston i Slalni.
'Calumet & llecla,
1 Franklin
'Huron
1 Kearsarze..
C . XQ
Cln-. au. ,t Uev
PitcMiunr K. IL.
9.
. 21
.mm &rerc 11
riintilVreM. pre." W-.,talncy .'.'."'."""
J 1.. lit. s:y anta Fe Copper.
Jtiass. (Antral 19
rainnract
lioaton Land Co..
-Me. (A:n. com... 23V
A. Y. X. Ens. . 3?
M Colonv igs
1,'utUnd prclcrrcd a
W is. Cen. common. 2i;t
Vis. Central pi Sti
Ailoucz Mg. Co..... 2
si
"n Uloru Land ila. I7;
est r.nu iana Co. zzi
Hell Telephone
.214
iin!onbtore.b
Vater Power....
Centennial AUnlnK.
Js
Philadelphia Stocks.
Closlnc quotation, or Philadelphia stocks, tor.
nlslieS bv Whitney A Stephenson, brokers. No. 57
l'ourth avenue, ilembers jcw Yort stock Kx-
chance:
BieV Askri
PennsrlvanlaKallroad.... ; sij jji:
Jioauas 15V-1S Z6ji'
buffalo. New York and Philadelphia SH
Lxaleti Vailev
LoMglavlzitton
ortnern xaclnc common. .......... H
Northern Pacific preferred 69!
MCWEY MASKET.
50
28H
C9K
Very Few Traces or the Kecent Stringency
Remain More Confidence.
Bankers reported a comfortable condition ot
tho local money market yesterday, with a mod
erate demand, at unchanged Interest rates.
Clearincs were S2.267.b02 61 and balances 1283,
OSG0L A cashier remarked: Tbe disbursement of
dividends is adding materially to the volume of
circulation. When to this is added a feeling of
confidence, you can see at once that the situa
tion i( altogether encouraging."
The total sales of stocks tolay were 579.812
shares. Inclndinc: Atchlson.16.155: Lackawanna,
12.803; Erie, 4,070; Louisville and Nashville. 12,
135; Missouri Pacific 13,145; Northern Amer
ican, 13,635: Northern Fariflc. 40.120; do
preferred. 20,030; Rending, 11.220: Richmond
and Wet Point, 11770; Si. Paul. 17,628: Texas
Pacific, 3.310; Union Pacific, 13.785; Western
Union, 3,3bS.
Closing Bond Quotations.
U.S. 4s. nc.
U. S. 4s, coup....
U.S. 4Hs, rex...
U. S. 4Ss, coup.
Pacific s or '95..
120 M. K. AT. Un. 2ds Vi
..13)
Mutual Union 63. ..102
. 103J, !
..103J4
N.J. C. int. Cert..l'JJi
Northern Pae. lsts..)lCM
Northern P&e. Ids.. 1 1I5
Northw't'n eonsoli.139
Nortw'n deben's 5s. 107
Ureron & Trans. 6s.
St.l. AI.M. Gen. is. S3X
St.l.. A 3.F.Gcn,M.lC8
109
Louisiana stamped4s 9l)i
lutssoun ts........
Tcnn. uewset. 6s.
lenn. news(t.5s.
lenn. new set. Is.
Canada So. 2ds...
102
,.:04
. 69:
St. Paul consols.... 123
St. P. Chl&l'e. liti.112
Ix., Tc. I..G.TT.K1. S3JS
Tx.. Pc. H U.Tr.Its. ,HH
Union I'aclne lst...10SU
West Snore 11CH
Central Pacific lslsJ07$
lien. A it. u. 131S...11J
Deu. tH.(i. 4s tdH
U.&ICG. estUU.
Erlelds 9'H
M. K. T. Gen. Ists 76
Chicago The siens ot easier money were
decidedly more positive to-day, the demand for
loans being lighter and accommodatiods ex
tended to nearly all applicants. Rates for
money were shaded in many instances down to
66. but the ruline flsrnre is still 7 percent.
The clcanncs were $14,897,000.
St. Louis Clearings, J4.285.790; balances,
S4G3.652, Exchange on New York 75 cents pre
mium. Monev 7S per cent.
Memphis New York exchange selling at
par. Clearings, 586.221; balances. J74.C6U.
New Orleass Clearings, SL.377.715. New
York Exchange Bank, par; commercial paper,
50375c per SLOO0 discount.
New York Bank clearings, 9L731,16S; bal
ances, $6,252,597.
Boston Bank clearings, $18,571,19o; balances,
2.200,102. Money 4Q5 per cent; exchange on
New York, par to 10c discount.
Philadelphia Bank clearings, $11,324,019;
balances. $2,049,610. Money 6 per cent.
Baltimore Banc clearings, $2,823,171; bal
ances, HSS.OOi Rate 6 per cent.
HO TBADIHG.
Nothing Doing in Oil nnd No Material
Change in Price.
There was no trading in oil yesterday. The
best bid was 74c, and the lowest, at the close,
73Kc Oil City was a trifle lower on the general
range, but finished the same as Pittsburg.
Refined made another jump at Antwerp, and
was firm at other points. Average runs. 78.330;
average shipments, 81,502; average charters,
12.172.
McGrew. Wilson fc Co.. Eisner building-,
quote puts 72c; calls. 71Ji75.
Other Oil Markets.
New York, Jan. 12. Petroleum continued
dull, and no interest is shown in the trading. The
opening was steady, and after a slight
advance the market receded and closed dull.
Pennsvlvania oil Spot, opening, TSc; hish
est, 73Jic: lowest, 73j4c: closinsr. TSJic. Feb
ruary option: Opening. 73c; highest, 73c;
lowest. 73c: closing, 73c Lima oil No
sales. Total sales, 38,000 barrels.
Oil Crrr. Jan. 12. National Transit Cer
tificates oDened at 73ic:' hichest. 74c: lowest.
73c: closed, 73c Sales, 181,000 barrels; clear
ances, is&uuu uarreis; suipmeuts. iii,03Darreis;
runs, 122.730 barrels. Carrying, 4550c Buckeye,
no sales; runs, 59,346 barrels; shipments, 24,369
barrels.
Bradford. Jan. 12. National Transit Cer
tificates opened at 73Jc; closed at 73)e; highest,
74c; lowest, 73J-JC
NEW YORK STOCKS.
An Upward Tendency, Followed by a Re
action, Causes More Excitement Than
at Any Time Since the November
Break Sugar Causes the Fun.
New York, Jan. 12. The stock market was
qnite active to-day, and f nrnished more excite
ment than on any day since the great break in
November, and, while the first tendency of
prices was upward, there was a natural re
action toward the close, considering the ma
terial advance which the market has had since
the first of the year, which has been practically
without a setback of any kind. There was a
widespread sentiment that a reaction was in
c.'cr, and to-day it came, tho bulls seeming
rather to favor it than to oppose it, probably
uu er the idea that it would bring in fresh
buying and give increased breadth to the
market.
The dealings in the general list, however,
were completely overshadowed by those In
Sugar Refineries, which were given a rise on the
completion of the reorganization and the pros
pective payment of the 5 pet" cent in cash.
There was an extremely large and excited
crowd gathered in the Stock Exchange this
morning and at the sound of the gavel a scene
of the wildest excitement ensued, I arse orders
having been placed in the market to buy, while
the shorts fairly climbed over each other to
recoup their contracts. The stock had closed
Saturday at 70, ard the first sale recorded
tbismornin; was at 74, while higher quotations
were made on different sides oPvthe crowd at
the same time. The demand was so great,
however, that 81 was reached before this de
mand was satisfied, aud the prlco then reacted
to 78. where it was maintained for the rest of
the day.
In the general list there was the same taking
of profits, which in the afternoon lorced the
list off, and whilo there were a few -specially
strong spots as Chicago Gas. Northern Pacific,
Missouri Pacific and silver certificate;, the
grangers were weak, Atchison and Rock
Island in particular, and Lackawanna also
tailed behind the list. The early gains were all
wiped out,thcngh there was a sport in Chicago
Gas In the afternoon on the rumors ot a new
bull pool in the stock, and also of the probable
declaration ol a dividend. A rise of nearly 5 per
cent was scored, but the realizations afterward
wiped out the greater portion of the improve
ment. Silver certificates were moro active
than for a long time and decidedly strong, the
advices from Washington giyins encourage
ment to those who are hoping for a wider use
uf the metal.
The general list presented no special feature
whatever, but slowly sagged oH during tho
afternoon, and the market finally closed active
but heavy at or near the lowest prices of the
day and only slightly changed from the finals
of Saturday. The important changes are as
follows: Chicago Gas is up SJg; Silver, lx
Missoun Pacific and Northern Pacific each 1
per cent, and Sugar, 7c, while Rock Island is
down IK, and Lackawanna and Atchison each 1
per cent.
Railroad bonds were less active than during
the latter portion of last week, tne sales to-day
reaching only $2,779,000, but a firm to strong
tone was shown throughout the day, no sym
pathy wiih the weakness in shares being dis
played atany time. Almost everything traded
in scored a slight advance, though the Reading
incomes were weak, because of the non-pay
nient of interest. The active issues were Atchi-
-son incomes, with $256,000. the 4s. with $103,-
uuu; the Northern Pacific as. with I3H7.UUU, and
Reading firsts, with $204,000. f
The marked changes were not specially numer
ous, however, and most prominent were Boston,
Huosac Tunnel and Western debentures, 2 to
97H; Burlington debentures, 2to 102; New Yurk,
Lickawanna aud Western firsts. 2 to 130;
Detroit, BayCitv and Alpena firsts, 4 to'Jj;
Kvansville and Terre Haute firsts. 3 to US;
Oregon Improvement firsts, 4 to 96; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville seconds, 2 ta US.
Government bonds have been dulland steady.
State bond- have been dull and featureles.
Tne following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the .New York block Exchange rcster
day. Corrected daily for THE Dist-Aicil by
Whitsey & STErnzNsoN. oldestPlttshnrg mem
bers ofthe Acw York btock Fxcbange, J7Fourth
acnue:
Clot-
1DC
Ulrt.
J?
37
2!)
30
74
lliJa'
30
18-
at
92
K'.i
w
C37i
24
ll9s
137
ei'f
91
3G
23
4S
313
1S7H
lMti
19',
IS'A
10'1
UK
57
107V
TBX
- 91
2S
Open
In c
. 1M
. 3SH
. van
. 32!
High.
est.
VsU
3SM
ax
521,
118
S3J4"
110!
71 JS
25
10TV
12si
84 ..
,iTs "
29
49 i
32
ias
x
63
Iow
esu Am. Cotton OU
Am. Cotton Oil nrer..
Am. Cotton Oil Trust.
Atcli., Top. AS. F...,
Canadian Pacific.
Canada sou them
17
v37
20
-
an
A.
19
371,
si a
55
van
C9it
2IH
!("
137-
an
2
49
lh
Wi
195t
62
iooli
JV7K
107H'
16h
-SI
.2SX
5
. 40S
Central otS ew J ereev. 115"-i
Central Padnc.
Chesapeake A Ohio ... 19!
iUicago uu iTnsi..... S7
1.. iiur. a uuiacy. ..
C. MIL A St. Paul..
C Alll. A St. P.. Dt.
C. ltocta. A P.
C SUPM. tu...
C -Northwestern. .
C.&A. W.ot
c. c. c a 1.. ..:....
C C. C. & L.preL..
Col. Coal iron. ...
.. 9Ja
. 56
.110),
. 713,
.. 25
. 1WM
. 138)4
. ss'
Col. A JioclUnc Valley 2SH
Cues. Si Ohio 1st nrer.. fiii
Cites, .tolilo 2d prer.. 32
Del.. Laeki Vet...l3S
Del. & Hudson ill
Den. KIo Granite.... 2V?j
Den. & KioUraude.DI. 03
E.T.. VJ.1M
Illinois Central 100
Lake Krle & West 15
uaLe K.ne West c;... 57V
Lake snore ft M. s l(
Lonlsrtllei Nashville. 'S'A
Mlctilran Central tz
iiotnle aOhlo 25V
Mtfioun Pacific. ...... es;
102
15.
5?3
loS.'i
78!
I2;r-
National LeaaTrnit... ISJf
New York Central 104
A. V ClOt. U 12H
N. Y 1J.Z.-3. W '20Ji'
N.Y., L. E.&5V. pd.. 51
K. t. . E. S7H
N.Y.. O. &W JCtf
Norfolk i Western.... 16
A'orrolt A Western of. SIH
Northern Paetnc 27
Northern Paclae nC... 70
tiinoaillsilMlpci Wt
Oreron improvement. 2314
PaclneAlai: 343$
Peo Dee. & Kvan 16
rnllaael. ftKeadlnc... Z-V4
Pullman Palace Car. ..194
Klehmona ft w. p. t . ni
Rlcnmond&W.lVx.D! 73S
St. P.. Allnn. Man., lasif
SurarTrust. 74
Texas Pacine. IBS
Union Paclfe 48
Wabash ,.... 10
Wabasn preferred 19J4
Western Union. 7M
Wnecllndu K. 3l
Wheelings L, K.prer. 72
North Amrrlran Co.- lOStf
P., C, C. A St. L 14J4.
P., C, C. A St. U pr.. 49
19S in
104 11)3 1031f
I25J Kh Ui
20H 20H
51H 51 50
1I7.V S8K S6
ie nH
70V 699, 6914
19H 1S3 I8H
24J 23 22!
31J, . 34 34J4
16. 16 15H
33), 3JK 33H
194 192 192
18H 17K 17
7J, 7i 72
106 IDS 104 '
SI 74 78
16 15 15H
4SU 46V ' 4S1,
10M K 10
20 19J 1SH
80 7S 7S
:5 S4H'
74'4 72 n,,
177. 1G 1S
I43i "J, US
50 49 45)4
Mining Qaotatlons.
New York. Jan. 12. Consolidated Califor
nia and Virginia. CC0; Enreka Consolidated,
S00; Gould and Curry, 240; Homestake, 800;
Horn 8ilver. 310: Mexican, 240; Ontario, 3850:
Ravage, 170; Standard. 100; Sutter Creek, 110;
Union Consolidated. ISO.
DOMESTIC MAKKETS.
Office of Pittsburg Dispatch. )
Monday, Jan. 12.
Country Produce Jobbing Prices.
Choice' creamery butter is in good demand,
but country butter is very slow. Since the new
constrnction of theoleo law by Pennsylvania
Supreme Court, retailers are generally taking
out licenses from the Government for the sale
of butter imitations. The result has been that
country butter, which has been depressed lor
some months. Is even more in the background
of late. Fresh nearby eggs are scarce and firm.
Fresh Western stock is active at 28c, while
Southern eggs are slow at considerably lower
figures. Southern eggs coming to our markets
are by no means as satisfactory as those from
the West. Cheese has been stiller since the
opening of the year, for the reason that retail
ers, who permitted stocks to run down before
stock-taking time, are now buying more freely1.
Late statistics show there are 60,000 less boxes
of cheese on hand in the United Statos than a
year ago. Against this falling off In this coun
try stands the fact that there are 60,000 more
boxes of American cheese in London markets
than there were a year ago. Onions are ad
vancing, and commission men look for a S
market before the week U gone.
APPLES ?5 00S5 50 per barrel.
Butter Creamery, Elgin, 31c; Ohio do, 28
29c; common country butter, 1015c; choice
country rolls, 18ffi20c: fancy country rolls, 23
2Sc
Bkans New crop beans, navy, 2 302 33;
marrows, $2 3532 40; Lima beans, 6uc.
Beeswax 28S30c $? tt for choice; low grade,
2225c.
CIDER Sand refined. 49 0010: common, S5 50
66 00; crab cider, $10 0011 00 barrel; cider
vinegar. 1415c f) gallon.
Cheese Ohio cheese, fall make, 10MKc;
New York cheese. 10KHc: Limburger, 13K
14c; domestic Sweitzer. 12I4c; Wisconsin briCK
Sweltzer. 14c; imported SCitzer,27Ke.
Cranberries Cane Cod. 23 7504 00 a box:
11 506)12 00 a barrel; Jerseys, 3 603 75 a box,
Sll 0011 50 a barrel.
Dressed Hogs Large. 4S5c B; small,
56c.
Eggs 2527c for Southern and Western
stock: 2S2at for strictly fresh nearby eggs.
Feathers Extra live geese, 50g60c; No. 1
4045c; mixed lots. 3035: ft.
Honey New crop white clover, 2022c ft Si;
California honey, 1215c & 2.
Maple Syrup 7505c a can; maple sugar,
9610c $ ft.
Nuts Chestnuts, S5.005 50a bnshel; wal
nuts. 7075c a bushel: shell bark hickory nuts,
SI 501 75 a bushel; peanuts, 51 501 75,
roasted; green. 4K0c V S: pecans, 16c V H;
new French walnuts, 1016c ft ft.
Foultrt Alive Chickens, young, 3550c:
old, 5563c; turkeys, 1012c a pound; ducks, 60
675c a pair; geese, choice, $1 2501 SO a pair.
Dressed Turkeys, 1415c a pound; ducks, 140
15c a pound; chickens, 1314c; geese, 89c
Tallow Country, 4c: city rendered, 8c
Seeds Recleaned Western clover. $5 00
6 25; countrv medium clover. 54 004 25; timo-.
thy, SI 50f 55; blue grass, 2 8503 00; orchard
grass, 51 50; millet, 70075c.
Tropical Fruits Lemons, S3 00s fancy,
S3 50; Jamaica oranges, J6 006 50 a barrel;
Mpssfna oranges, S3 00 a box; Florida oranges,
S3 754 00 a box; Vicar California pears, S3 50
a box: bananas. f2 00 firsts, SI 25 good seconds,
$t bnnch; Malaga grapes. S7 001Z60 a half
barrel, according to quality; figs, 15fill6c 33 lb;
dates. 4KS5Jic ft.
Vegetables Potatoes. $10C1 25 $1 bushel;
Southern swoets, S2 252 50 $1 barrel; Jersey,
S3 504 00; kiln dried, H 00 a barrel; cabbage,
S7 5068 CO V hundred; German cabbage. $20 00
J21 00: onions, S5 00a barrel; celery, S510c a
dozen bunches: parsnips, 35c a dozen; carrots,
35c a dozen; parsley, 10c a dozen; spinach, 70c a
bushel; horseradish, 5075c a dozen: turnips,
SI 25 a Barrel.
Groceries.
Trade in this line presents no new features.
The looked-f or rise in sugar has not as yet
materialized In this market, though thete has
been a speculative advance iu the East. The
movement of groceries has been growing in ac
tivity since pay day and stock taking are past,
but the movement is along the old lines, and
prices are unchanged.
Green Coffee Fancy. 2125c; choice
Rio, 23c; prime Rio, 23c: low grade Rio,
20K21Kc; old Government Java, 20K30c:
Maracaibo, 2527c; Mocha, 3032c; Santos,
2226c; Caracas, 2527c: La Guayra. 2627c'
Roasted (in papers) Standard brands,24J4c;
high grades. 27K6S0c; old Government Java,
bulk. 31S3Hc: Maracaibo, 2S29c: Santos, 26
30c; peaberrv. 30c: choice Rio, 25Kc; prime Rio,
24K"; good Rio. 23Jc; ordinary. 2i22c
&PICES (whole) Cloves, 1516c: allspice, 10c:
cassia, 8c; pepper. 13c; nutmeg, 7580c.
Petroleum (jobbers' prices) 110 test, 7c;
Ohio, 120. 8Jc; headlight. 150, 8c; water
white, 1010K globe, Ulic; elaine, 15c:
carnadine, ll)c; royaline, 14c; red oil, 1I
HKc: purity. 14c
Miners' Oil No. 1 winter strained. 4013c
$1 gallon; summer. 35g37c; lard oil, 5558c
SYRUP Corn sjrup, 2830c; cbuice sucar
syrup, 36SSc: prime sugai? syrup. 3233c;
strictlv prime, 3135c
N. O. Molasses Fancy, new crop. 42c;
choice. 40c; medium, 533c: mixed, G436c
Soda Bi-carb in kegs. 3K3Jc: bl-uarb in
y.i. 5c: bi-carb, assorted pacKages,,5Ji6c; sal
soda iu kegs, lc: do granulated, 2c
Candles Star, foil weight, 9c: stearine, f)
set, 8J$c:parafflne,ll12c.
Rick Head Carolina, 77c; choice, 6K
CMr; prime. 66c: Louisiana, 5K0c
Starch Pearl. 4cj corn biarcb, 6Ji7c;
gloss starch, 67r.
Foreign Fruits Layer raisins. $2 05; Lon
don layers, S2 75; Muscatels, $2 25: California
Muscatels. S2 15g2 25; Valenlca.77ic: Ondara
Valencia. iiKSJcj sultana, 1820c; currants,
55Kc: Turkey prunes, 7Sc: French prunes,
llK13c; Salonica prunes, in 2 S packages, 9c;
cocoanut. 5 100, S6: almonds, Lan fl ft, 29c;
do Ivica, 17c do shelled, 40c; walnuts, nap., 13
14c: Sicily filberts, 12c: Smyrna figs. 1314c:
new dates, 5Kf6c Brazil nuts, 18c; pecans. 14
16c; citron, $1 ft, 19320c; lemon peel, 12c $ ft:
orange peel, 12c
Dried Fruits Apples, sliced, per ft, 1c;
apples, evaporated, 14K15c peaches, evapo
rated, pared. 2S30c; peaches. California, evapo
rated, unparcd, 2023c: cherries, pitted, 31c;
cherries, unpitted, 1313c; raspberries, evap.
orated, 3233c; blackberries, 910c; bucklo
berries, 15c
Sugars Cubes, 6Jc; powdered, 6Jc; granu
lated. 6!c; confectioners' A, 6c; standard A,
6c; soft white. 55Jj;c: vellow. choice, 6K
5J5c; yellow, good. o)5ie; yellow, fair, S
5kc: yellow. dark,5K5J4c
Pickles Medium, bids (1,200).SS50; medium,
half bbls(6D0), S4 75.
Salt N. 1 p bbl. SI 00; No. 1 ex. a bbl,
SI 10; dairy V bbl, SI 20; coarse crystal $ bbl.
51 20: Hiigins Eureka. 4-hu sacks. S2 SO; Hig
gins' Eureka. 16-11 ft packets, S3 4X1
Canned Goods Standard peaches, S2 80
2 90; 2nds, S2 50S2 60: extra peaches, -S3 OOij)
3 10; pie peaches S2 00; finest corn, SI 351 5u;
Hfd. Co. corn, 05ctl 15: red cherries, 51 4048
1 50: Lama beans, SI 35: soaked d 80c; string
do, 7590c; marrowfat peas. SI 101 25; soaked
peas. 7080c; pineapples, $1 3001 40; Bahama
do, S2 55: damson plums. SI 10; greengages.
Si 50; egg plums, S2 20; California apricots,
$2 502 60; California pears. S2 75; do green
gages. S2U0;do egg plums, S3 00; extra whilo
cherries, S2 85; raspberries, SI 401 45: straw
berries, 81 301 40: gooseberries. SI 1001 15;
tomat?e. 8500c; salmon, 1-ft. SI 301 80; black
berries, SI 10; succotash, 2-ft cans, soak'd, 90c;
do green, 2-ft, SI 251 50; corned beef, 2-ft cans,
52 00; 1-ft cans. SI 00; baked beans, SI 401 50;
lobster, 1-ft, S2 25: mackerel. 1-ft cans, broiled;
SI 50; sardines, domestic, 14s, H45125: sar.
dine, domestic, i6 50: s-trdlne. Imported,
Js, $11 50312 50; bardines, imported, V. S18;
sardines, mustard, S3 60: sardines, spiced. S4 25.
Fish Extra No. 1 bloater mackerel, S20 fl
bbl; extra No. 1 do mess, S2S 50; extra No. 1
mackerel, shore, S21 00: No. 2 shore mackerel,
$22: large ffs, S20. Codfish Whole pollock; 5c
IU ft; do medium, George's cod, 5c: do large, 7r;
'boneless hakes, in strips, 5c: do George's cod,
in blocks. 6K'Kc Herring Round sh ire.
So 50 bbl: suht, t6 50: lake. S3 25 100-& bbl.
Whitx fish, S6 50 100-15 half bbl. Lake trout,
53 50 VI h.lf bbl. Finuan baddies. lOo $ ft. Ice
land halibnt. 13c V ft. Pickerel, bait bbl, S3;
quarter bbl. Si 35. Holland herring, 70c: Wal
koH herring, 90c
OATMEAL-S7 007 25 ? bbl.
Grain, Floor and Feed.
Bales on call at the Grain Exchange: -I car
No. 2 whits oats, 52c, 5 days'; 1 carample oats,
xTHE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH.' TUESDAY,- ' " JANUARY 13,
51Jic 5 days. Receipts as bnlletined. 37 cars
of which 28 cars were by Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Railway, as follows: 2 cars of
wheat, 7 of oats, 3 of corn, 1 of middlings, 2 of
bran, 3 of flour, 10 of hay; by Pittsburg, Cin
cinnati and St. Lonis, i cars of corn, I of hay:
by Pittsburg and Western, 1 car of bran, i of
rye, 1 of hay, 1 of oats. , ,
Cereal markets are steady. Wheat Is a shade
stronger than at last report. General tone of
market is healthy, and future changes promise
to be toward higher lovels.
Prices for carload lots ou track:
Wheat No. 2 red, SI 011 02; No. 3, 9S
99c
Corn No. 2 yellow shell. 6859c: high mixed,
C75Sc; mixed shell, 55Ji56c: No. 2 yellow ear,
6263c: high mixed ear, 6960c
Oats-No. 1. 532!53Kc; Nu72 white, 52Ko3c;
extra. No. 3, 50051c: mixed oats. 48Q48KC
Rye No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 7677c;
No. 1, Western. 74075c
Flour Jobbing prices Fancy spring and
winter patent flour. So 75Q6 00; fancy straight
winter, 84 855 15; fancy straight spring. S4 83
5 15; clear winter, 84 75S5 00; straight XXXX.
bakers'. S4 504 75. Rve flour, 84 0O4 25.
Buckwheat flour, 2k3c ft.
Millfeed No. 1 while middling', 124 50
25 00 H ton; No. 2 white miodllngs,'S21 00
22 00: brown middlings, 820 5021 (JO; winter
wheat bran. $21 O0S21 50.
HAY Baled timothy, choice. S10 5010 7o;
No. L $9 50010 00; No. 2 do. S8 0038 50: loose
from wagon, S12 00014 00, according to quality:
No. 2 prairie hay, 47 257 50; packing do, 87 00
7 25."
Straw Oat, 86 5007 00; wheat and rye, 87 00
67 60.
Provisions.
Sugar-cured hams, large, 9Kc; sngar-cufed
hams, medium, 9c; sugar-cured bams, small,
10c; sugar-cured breakfast bacon, 5c: sugar
cured shoulders, 6!c;. sugar-cured boneless
shoulderr,7c: skinned shoulders. "Kc; skinned
hams, 10c: sugar-curea California hams, GKc;
sugar-cured dried beef flats, 9c: sugar-cured
dried beef sets, 10c; sugar-cured dried beef
ronnds, 12c: bacon, shoulders, Tc; bacon,
clear sides, 7c; bacon, clear bellie, 6fc;dry
salt shoulders, 5Jc; dry salt clear sines, 6c
Mess pork, bcav. Sll 50: mess pork, .family,
811 5tt Lard Refined, in tierces 6&c; halt
barrel 5?c: 60-ft tubs. 5c; 20-ft pails, 6Ktf;
50-ft tin can, 5c; 3-ft tin nails. 6Jc; 5-ft tin
pails, 6c; 10-ft tin palls, 5Jc Smoked sansage.
long. 5c; large, 5c Fresh pork links, 9c. Bone
less bams, lOKc. Pics feet, half-barrels, 81 00;
Quarter-barrels, 82 15.
ELECTION DAY.
Local Insurance and Other Corporations
Hold Their Annual Elections.
Insurance companies of this city held their
annual elections yesterday. There were no
contests and few changes. Results follow:
People's Insurance Compakt James Herd
man, William Vanklrk. C. B. Shea, JohnParrell.
John p. Dravo. J. B. L). Meeds, Durhtn Home.
Charles C. hcalfe. William L. VanLlrk, (jeorire
M. Alexander, Washington Jartls, Ueorse IV.
Haslett.
Alleuannia Joseph Abel. Charles F. Wells.
William Steintneyer, William J. Lewis. Chri tlan
SIcbert, Peter Kell. John Daub, P. W. Slebcrt,
Martin Lappc W. A. lleyl. Joslah Cohen, Will
iam K. bchuiertz.
Teuton'Ia Insurance Coiipany Henry Gcr
wic, N. II. Voejrtlj-, K. II. Eci-ers, John U. Lolz.
J. Mutzle. Henry bltimliacc, William lhemensny
der, J. H. Uespenhlde, Urcgor Meyer, Aucustus
lleckert. S. (i. Molllnger, William Uuckcrt,
Charles Keliner. John U. Walther.
Humboldt Insurance company John Sell
ing. Henry Lam!-raff, Fred Owlnner, K. E.
Ilocvler, Henry Pimme. Edward Prlel.C. bteffen,
Jr., John A. Venner, Slinon Brahm, Johulier
gcr, A. P. McKlnney, Pi.illp Koss.
National Insurance company-H. m.
Bovle. John Ihomnson, John A. llcylcr, Ed
waid Groclzinger, James Kltcliic Jr., John Por
terflcld, tiottll b Msenbels, Herman Handel. W.
S. lluselton, Charles S. Selfel, James Uraham, A.
XL Lawman.
Ben Picanklin Insurance company J. s.
Slagle, James JlcCutclieon. C P. lnirham, C.P.
Campbell, John A. Herman, Albert Pltcalrn, F.
D. Eshelinan, Alfred Hunger. Fred Lang. Henry
Uuhl, Jr., John Oxden. J. W. HalL Hay Walker,
.J W. Cralf-. Ueorpe . Kiddle.
Birmingham fire Insurance Company
John P. bcnnelder. Nicholas Toerpe, Jacob Kotn,
Joseph 1'locKor, Charles .Moiling, Charles Jntte,
Adam Dlchl, Barthel Erbe. John B. Lutz, Leon
hard Kaufman, Fred Schuttc William ltuske.
ClTT Insurance CouPANY-Mlchael Mnnhalt.
William Barker, Jr., James D. Gallery, Edward
Kelly, Jr., O. W. bchmldt, John C Keilly. James
Phefan. E. 11. Blgelow. A. Y. I). Waiterson, T.
D. Casey, John McCaffrey, Edwin Bindley, W.
A. Hoeveler,
People's Mutual Accident Insurance
Association Directors elected to crve four
yearsi Thomas 11. Bavne, Charles P. Kevin, J.
p. Kohler. James W. WriKht.
Bsion A. W. Mellon, A. (4. Cubbai-e, J. T.
Colvln. John B. Dunlevy, H. C. Frlck, George
Opden, .harlus B. McLean, Charles Lockhart,
Thomas Walker, Charles K. Fenderlch, J. C.
Lppe, 1L B. Cochran.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE COMPANY. Charles
II&-.S. James S. McCord, UeorgoW. Cochran, C.
O. Hossey, John Irwin, Jr., W. H. Everson, Jo
seph T. Speer, James W. Porter, James it. Oliver,
Thomas II. Lane, John H. .Nlcman, Jacob F.
blagle.
ARTISANS. A. J. Barr, A. Carrison. John
Dnnlap, E. A. Myers, Joseph H. Borland. Sulli
van Johnson, J.-B.-D.Meeds,"D.ilcKcc. E. 2.
Smith, A. L. Bailey, J.' J. Donnell, 11. 11. Smith.
Casu Insurance Company. Robert H. Klnir.
James 11. Bailey. Kbenezer ItcKnlxht, James K.
Smith, Alexander Bradley. James B. D. Meeds,
".' 1111am 1). King, Adain M. Brown. James U.
WlllocK. Frank E.Moore, Lewis Irwin, Hon. L
M. Klrkpatrlck.
Manufacturers And Merchants C W.
Batchelor. John W. Chairant. A. E. W. Painter.
Robert Lea, 11. W. Watson, John Wilson. Joseph
Walton. W llliam U. Park. A. M. Bycrs. James J.
Donnell. George E. PAlnter. John Thompson.
U t UMAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE COX PANT
G. H. Meyer, H. H. Niemann, J. A. Kacrcher,
Edwin Bindley. H. K. tleiliuss. P. C. Slioeneci,
John AuMerbclde. J.G. Klauss, HenrvGcrwIir,
W. II. Barker. William McCulloug1", George
Heaps.
German Fire Insurance company n.
K Wellh, Sr A. Groctzlncer, H. Dallmeyer. J.
W. Tim J. F. Havekotte. H. Herr. George et
tcngel. S. Brahm, I. Haberman. Joseph Vogel,
Auzust K. buc op. William Schlrmer.
Armenia Insurance company s. S. D.
Thomson, John D. Scully, A. S. M. Morgan, J.
P. Dlffen. -acher, J.C.Lewis, John Heath, "ft lll
iam T. Dnnn, James S. .McCord, Andrew .Miller,
11. G. Clark. Edward O'Nell, Frank E. Heath. W.
S. JlcKinney, I. N. PaUerson. W. D McUlll. W.
AV. pee. P. Gwlnncr. Jr., Henrv Lenz, Joseph
P. Mclntyre. John H. btotz. P. H.'lttel.
Other corporations' holding annual elections
were:
Pittsburg. Cbartlers and Youghloghcny Rail
road Cotnpanv: President, J. E. Schwartz; Direc
tors, Jacob Ilenrlcl. Henry Hlce, John Kecves,
V. M. Love, B. F. Wilson. Kobert Wardrop, E.
H. Stowc. O. P. Senile. John G. MacConnell. W.
A. Kobinson aud George bVJJavlson.
The annual election or officers of the Mononea
hela Incline Company was held at their office in
the afternoon. The old board was elected without
opposition.
The election for Directors of the Pittsburg and
Northern lialtroad Company and the Evergreen
Itailroad Company resulted in the elections ofthe
old boards.
The .National Bank for Savings elected Its old
board.
The Suburban liapld Transit Street Hallway
Company Henry Miller was reelected Presi
dent, with Thomas A. Noble as Secretary, and
the following Blrectors: Robert Cunningham.
William T. Cowan. T. A. Noble, J. H Nusserand
Heury Miller.
Mt. Pleas nt and Broad Ford Kailroad
President, J. X. Washington. Pittsburg; Direc
tors. Robert Garrett, Charles F. Mayer, Alex.
Shaw. Baltimore: J. B. D. Meeds, J. B. Jackson,
W. C Slagee, 8. L. Schoonmaker. Pittsburg: G.
L. Fltshugh. Allegheny: ). P. bhupe. Mt. Pleas
ant: A. it Banning and John D. H rlshec Cou
nellsvllle. Wheeling. Pittsburg and Baltimore Directors,
Charles Mayer.- Baltimore; John D. Scully, John
McCleave, J. B. Washington. A. M. Byers. Pitts
burg: W. W. Smith and William Workman,
WahIngton. J. B. Washington, Pittsburg, was
chosen President.
bharosvllle ltallroad-Preidnt. J, V. Patton,
Pitubnrg. Directors, C. K. Lorav Baltimore;
Thomas D. Messier. John McCleavy. E. B. Tay
lor. J. B. Coven, Pittsburg, and J. J. Pierce,
bharpsvllle.
ON THE BIVEB FE0NT.
A Rapid Rise, Which Is Expected to Stop
To-Doy.
These will be no boat for Cincinnati to-day.
The Hudson will be in and out for Cincin
nati to-morrow.
The Keystone State left Cincinnati yester
day. Next week she will begin on her regular
day. Monday.
The river rose very rapidly yesterday, and at
3 o'clock was a little above 12 feet. The cold
weather scheduled for to-day will stop all rise,
and it is not expected to exceed 15 or 18 feet.
Notwithstanding the strike among the miners
-there is considerable coal ready togo down as
soon as tho rise stops. '
Grain in Sight.
Chicago, Ian, 12. Tho visible supply of
grain as renorted for the Board of Tradeis as
follows: Wheat, 25.268.000 bushels: decrease,
335.000 bushels. Corn, 2,767,4yo bushels; increase,
67.000 bushels. Oats, 3,630.000 bushels: decrease,
10.000 bushels. Rye. 439,000 bushels: decrease,
36,000 bushels. Barley, 3,811,000 bushels; de
crease, 248,000 bushels. '
Price of Bar SHver.
rSPECTAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH. 1
New York, Jan. 12. Bar silver London,
48d; New York, 81 (
Metal Market.
NEwjYORK Pig iron nominal. Copper dull;
lake. January, ?H 00. Lead firm; domestic
84 5?. Tin quiet and steady: straits, 820 20.
Don't Cough.
Take Kemp's Balsainf'tue best cough cure.
Sample bottles tree of druggists. Large bottles
50c. 81.
SICK HtADACHLCjirter,gUU(. Uw 1llls.
SICK HEABACUECarter,, Lmle LWer ms
SICK HEADACHE(jirter,, LUUe i,lTeJ mtt
S1CKV HEADACHEcirtirfi;ltUe i,fTer Pills.
' '"..." OlHTMtt'
AT THE STOCK YARDS.
Strong Last Week's Prices for Good
Cattle, but Common
GRADES SLOW AND A SHADE L0WEE
The Ecceipts of Prime Beeves Yerj Light
Since the Holidays.
SHEEP 'AKD HOGS LOWER AT LiBEKTI
OFFICE OF PITTSBTJRQ DISPATCH,
Monday. Jan. 12. J
At Heir's Island.
There was a light run of cattle and de
mand was stronger, particularly for common
grades, which cost fully 25 per cwt. more in
Chicago than those on sale a week, ago.
Following was range of markets as re
ported from sales: Good to prime heavy
weiglits, 55 50 to 53 85; good to choice me
dium weights, 55 00 to 55 25; common to
fair do, 5 50 to 54 75; selected lightweights,
54 75' to 54 85; common to fair do, J4 25 to
54 50; mixed thin and rough heavy steers,
53 25 to $3 75; bulls and dry cows, 52 75 to
53 50. Fresh cows were quoted at 525 to 535
per head and calves at 434c to (Jz per lb.
Receipts: From Chicago I. Zelcler, 167 head;
A. Fromm, 83; Shamberg & Co., 41,
From Pennsylvania Various owners, 11 head.
Total, 251; last week, 802; previous week, 21&
Sheep The rnn was .licht, and markets were
stroctj and active at a shade higheprices than
last Monday. All offerings were promptly
taken at 83 75 to 85 75. There were no lambs
on sale. Receipts: From Chicago L Zeigler.
179 head. From Pennsylvania J. "Wricht, 70
head. Total, 249 head; last week, 206; previous
week, 43.
Hog Receipts not so heavy as last week,
but markets were slow at about last week's
prices. Sales reported were at a range of M 05
to 84 15 for Obios and Chicagos, and S3 85 to
84 for Pennsvlvanias.
Receipts: From Chicago L Zelgler, 241.
From Ohio Needy & Smith. 508; Sangford &
Lancdon, 36. From Pennsvlvania J. Wright,
7. Total, 877; last week, 1,026; previous week,
766.
At Wood's Run and East Liberty.
At the Wood's Run yafts there were 128 head
ot cattle on sale from Chicago and Ohio. The
best on sale weighed a little above 1,400 pounds
and were reported close to prime. The range
for Chicago beeves was 84 25 5 40, and. Chios
84 205 35. Cost at sources of supply was 1520c
greater than a week ago. All were sold at
above prices.
Tbo number of sheep and lambs on the mar
ket was 516 head. In the offerings were a few
bunches of extra lambs weighing above 100 Its,
which sold readily at 87 10 per cwt. The ranee
for heep was 5 25 to 85 75, and lambs 86 00 to
87 10. There were 442 bogs on sale, which sold
at"83 90 to $4 10.
At East Liberty there were 90 loads of cattle
on the market this mornlngagainst SO loads last
Monday and 70 the week before. Quality of
offerings was below par. as It has been since tbe
premium beeves of holiday times were on sale.
The proportion ot good beeves in to-day's offer
ings was unusually small, fliero were few ex
ports and few tidy licht butchor beeves, such
as our home trade demands. Markets opened
strong at last week's prices for good cattle and
weak for common grades.
Prices Somewhat Better.
Some dealers report better prices than last
Monday on all good stock, but all agreed that
'the common and low grades were weaker. So
far as could be traced, there were no sales in
car-load lots quite up to 5c, But prices wonld
have readily gone above this figure had there
been any on sale. There were close to 60 loads
of hogs on sale, and markets were slow with
83 85 as top price. Philadelphias were quoted
at S3 80 to 83 85. and Yorkers at 83 60 to 83 70.
While quality of offerings iu this line has been
improving of late, markets have been weaker,
and to-day the point touched was 25c below the
highest point reacbed last week. The run of
sheep and lambs at East Liberty this morning
was tbe largest tor a number of weeks past.
The total was 15 loads, against 9 loads last week
and 7 tbe previous week. As a result of the
larger run, prices dropped 25c per cwt.. and
markets were slow, with outside price of sheep
5Jic and lambs OJc. Only a few extras reached
these ton figures.
I Cattle Receipts. 2.9S1 head; shipments, 922
head. Aiarket slow at aDout last week's prices;
15 cars cattlosntppcd to New York to-day.
Hogs Receipts. 7.350 head; shipments. 3,000
head. Market tair; Philadelphias, 83 8003 85:
mixed, S3 703 75; heavy Yorkers, 83 603 65;
liqht Yorkers, S3 403 50: pigs, 82 753 25;
14 cars of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep Receipts, 4,300 bead; shipments, 1,900
bead. Market slow at 10 to 15c oil from last
week.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK Beeves Receipts, 4.864'hoad.
including 68 cars for sale; market 10c per 100
pounds loner; native steers, 84 105 50; bulls
and cows, 82 504 00; dressed beef steady at
6JJ8e. Shipments to-morrow, 266 beeves.
Calves Receipts,371 head; marketsteady;veals,
S5 0008 00: Westerns. 83 503 75. Sheep Re
ceipt, 9,855 head; market Kc lower; sheep,
84 005 75; lambs, 86 007 00; dressed mutton
steady at 79c: dressed lambs weak at OS!
10Kc Hogs Receipts. 13,011 head; consigned
direct; market nominally steady at 83 60
425.
BUFFALO Cattle active, firm and higher;
receipts 195 loads through, 170 sale; export
steers, good to extra. 84 455 10; choice heavy
butchers'. 83 804 50; mediums. 83 S54 35.
Sheep and lambs Receipts. 29 loads through,
30 sale; fair demand; top grades slow; uncom
mon prices generally weak and lower; sheen,
choice to extra. 85 OOb.5 25: good to choice, 84 75
4 95; lambs, choice to extra, 86 106 40: good
(to choice. 85 856 05. Hogs Receipts, 87 loads
through, 230 sale: slow and lower; mediums,
and heavy. S3 653 SO.
CINCINNATI Hogs slow; common and
light. 83 H03 55; packing and butchers', 350
Q3 75; receipts, 8,100 bead: shipments. 2.200
bead. Cattle in good demand and strong; com
mon. 81 00ft2 00; tair to choice butcher grades.
82 254 25; prime to choice shippers. 83 75
4 50; receipts, 1,740 head; shipments, 100 head.
Sheep strong, good demand; common to choice,
82 755 00; extra fat wethers and yearlings.
85 25575: receipts, 250 bead; shipments. ISO
bead. Lambs in good demand and firm; com
mon to choice butchers'. 84 O05 75; good to
choice shipping, 85 25g6 00 per 100 Us.
OMAHA Cattle Receipts. v1.700 head; mar
ket slow and 10c lower on both beeves and cows:
nothing doing in feeders; fanny, 1.400 to 1,600
pound steers nominally 84 405 85: prime, 1,200
to 1.475 nonnd steers, 3 854 50; fair to good,
1.050 to 1,350 nonnd steers, 82 755 00. Hogs
Receipts, 3,300 head: market slow and 5c lower
on light and mixed and 510c lower on heavr;
range, S3 053 60; pig. 81 502 75; light. S3 05
3 30; heavy. 83 S5"553 60; mixed, 83 203 4a
Sheep Receipts, 5S7 head: maiket steady and
active at 82 504 25: Westerns, 82 004 10.
ST. LOUIS Cattle Receipts, 1,400 head;
shipments, 100 bead; the market was lower;
good to fancy natives, 84 405 00; fair to good,
83 704 0; stockers aud feeders, 82 003 10;
Texans and Indians. 82 203 40. Hogs Re
ceints, 5.SG0 beadtshlpments, 3,900 head; market
was lower; fair to choice heavy, 83 5003 60;
mixed grades. 83 103 45: light, fair to best.
83 0003 40. Sheep Receipts, 200 head; shio
ment. none; tbe market was steady; good to
choice, 84 2a
CHICAGO The Evening Journal report:
Cattle Receipts, 22,000 bead; shipments. 4.000
head; market slow and lower; tteers. S3 25
5 25: stockers, $2 003 50: butchers' stock, SI 25
Q3 5a Hogs Receipts. 57,000 bead; shibmeuts,
6,000 head; market lower: common and light
mixed, 83 3503 45; fair to good mixed, 83 50
Z 55; prime heavv and butcher weights, 83 60
3 65: light, 83 503 6a cjheep Receipts. 9,000.
head; shipments, 3.000 bead; market active aud
steady; natives, 84 C05 15; Westerns 84 000
5 00; no Texans on sale; lambs, $5 506 30.
INDIANAPOLIS Cattle Receiuu light:
maiket steady aud unchanged: Bhippers, S3 25
05 00: butchers'. 81 6003 00;, bulls. 82 0003 15.
Sheep Verv few received: market steady;
sheep, S3 0005 00; lambs. 84 5006 00. Hogs
Receipts, 3,500 head; market slow and weak,
lower than last week's prices; choice heavy,
S3 G-MJ3 70: choice light, S3 4503 55; mixed,
S3 5503 65; pigs. 82 0003 Oa
KANSAS CITY Cattle Receipts, 3,770 head;
shipments. 2,720 head; tbe market was weak,
to 15c" lower; steers, S4 4004 90 cows, 81 700
3 25; stockers and feeders. 82 2503 50. Hogs
Receipts. 7,830 head: shipments. 1.370 head;
tbe market was 510c lower; bulk. 83 35
3 50: all grade. S3 0003 65. Sheep Receipts,
1.287 head; sblpmerfts, 740 head; the market
was steady and unchanged.
Irygoods Ilarket,
New York. Jan. 12. There were inoTe ar
rivals of Western buyers in the drygood
market, and there was more doing in cone
quence, but there was no general activity, the
larger movement being in bleached cottons and
wide sheetings, as before. Prices Were steady.
Wool Markets.
St. LOUIS Wool Receipts'' 17,395 pounds.
The offerings are llgbt.houzh tbe stock on
band is fair. Prices are unchanged.
Fob coughs and throat dlsordsrs use Brown's
Bronchial Troches. "Have never cltanged'iny
mind respecting them, except 1 think better-of
that which I began thinkfnr -well of." itev,
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MARKETS BY- WIRE. .
Effect of the Government Crop Report on
the Grain Pits Bullish, Advices
From Abroad Shorts Cover
ing on the Break.
CHICAGO Wheat opened very strong com
pared with the weakness prevailing at the
close of Saturday's session, in theinean time
the Government crop report had been
received, making the total of the wheat har
vested in 1890 399,000.000 measuredbushels.
The first sales of May wheat were made at 88c,
as against 96K09(c on Saturday. The
foreign ma'rkets were firm and that, with the
crop report referred to, was the reason for the
advance at the opening. The price of May
wheat touched a figure only Jc above the
lowest point reacbed during tbe crisis of the
late monetary stringency. It sold at one time
to-day at 96c, or 2c lower than the highest, at
which sales bad been made near the opening.
Tbe news was more 'bullish than bearish.
The corn 'crowd wero evidentlyimpressed
with a belief in tbe Government figures being
an argument for higher prices, to judge from
the starting figures, the May delivery opening
at from 53"c to 53Jc, against 53Jc at the close
on Saturday. The opening prices could bo ob
tained at any other time during the day. Tbe
fluctuations followed the course of the wheat
market, and closing transactions were near the
lowest prices of the session.
Tbe longs sold oats, and as they were numer
ous there was a reaction that carried tbe mar
ket down to 46c for May. Swartz-llupee ana
Counselman-Day led tbe selling, while Hutch
inson was the prlucipal buyer. The Govern
ment report was very bullish, as it showed tbe
sraalUst crop ever reported by the bureau.
Mav opened at 46c sold to 46c, and declined
t 4Gu under the Influence of tbe selling noted
above. The market then recovered to 46"4c,
bnt finally closed at tbe lowest point of tlie
day 16c, indicating a Jc decline as compared
with Saturday's closing.
Tbe provision market was active and weak
under receipts of hogs estimated to number
50,000 to 55,000 bead. There were some outsido
buying orders near the start which wore freely
supplied by the manufacturers of the product.
Baxter was a prominent seller at ono period of
the session, and Fowler-Sterling were also
working tbe selling side diligently. Charley
Wright was reported to have dispossessed him
self of a considerable line or long product.
Cudahy was supposed to be covering his shorts
on tbe break.
Tbo leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected by John M. Oakley & Co., 45 Sixth street,
'members Chicago Board of Trade:
Open- High- Low- Clos-
Articlks. ins. est. est. lng.
Wheat, ko.z
January 91S4 91 89V 895f
May 97H 9H KH 98
July 93,4 4 91ft 91
COKJf, NO. 3
January SO SO 48V 43V
February 61 SI 4.1V 49V
ilT S3H 63V ii'A 5-
OATS, NO. 2
January 437 4Z 43 43
31ay , 46'b 4S7, 46 4G
June S 4SH 43X iVi i'i
Mess porx.
January 10 J 510 a". J10 25 810 11
February 10 45 10 45 10 32J4 10 324
May 11 00 11 03 10 75 10 K!j
IiARP.
January $85 S85 5o 580
February 5 9:!$ 5 92' 5 83 5 85
May tlih, 632S4 6 22,S S:7J$
SHORT UIBS.
January s 07J4 5 07Js S02tf 5 02)4
February. 5 10 5 10 5 05 5 10
May 5 55 ili 5 45 5 47X
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm and unchanged. No. 2 snrtng
wheat. 89 c: No. 3 spring wheat. 85K0S8Kc: No.
2 red. 910-JlKc: No. 2 corn. 4S?c: No. 2 oals.
43c: No. 2 rye, 70c;Nn. 2 barley nominal; No. 1
flaxseed. $1 23: prime timothy seed, $1 27.
Mess pork, per bbl. 810 25. Lird, per 100 lbi,
S5 77K05 80. Short rib sides (loose). S4 9005 05;
dry salted shoulders (boxed), 84 1004 20; short
clear sides (boxed), $5 2505 30. Sugars un
changed. No. 2 white oitf. 46c; No. 3 white
oats, 43Kc; No. 3 barley, bS073c; No. 4 barley.
f. o. b.. bSc. On tbe Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market was quiet and unchanged.
Eggs easier at 2123c.
NEW YORK Wheat Spot market unset
tled, with options fairly active;No. 2red,Sl (Ul,i
in elevator.; 81 O55S01 (W afloit: SI 0!
1 08-4 f. o. b.: No. 3 red, 99cSl 00; un
graded red, 81 01101K: No. 1 Northern,
81 OSK; No. l bard. SI 13. Optionsat the open
ing advanced 0Jc, but shortly the reports
from tbe West represented marked bear press
ure and declining prices; here prices broke
l'ai8c. and closed heavy, with gen
eral realizing; No. 2 red. January, 5103
01 03. closing at SI 03; February.
81 041 04K, closing at SI 04: March, SI 04
01 05, closing at SI Oijg: Mav. SI 0401 05.
closing at 5101; June. Si 02Vil 03, closing
at 81 02: Julv. 99cSl 00. closing at98c;
August. fl&3i97c closing at 96c; Decem
ber. 98&01 00, closing at 98. Rye steady
and quiet: Western. 77080c. Barley firm and in
fair demand. Barley malt weak and quiet.
Corn Spot market irregular and dull, closing
weaker; No. 2. 59G0c in elevator; 6061c
afloat; ungraded mixed, 6961c; s-.eam-er
mixed, 5960c; options advanced
c, but reacted on the weakness 'in
wheat and sold office, closing easy and more
active; January. 59059c, closing at 59c;
February, 5960e. clostng at 59c: May.
5960c closing at 59c Oats Receipts,
133,01) bushels; exports, 1.000 bushels; sales,
190,000 bnsbels futures; 134,000 bushels rpot;
spot moderately active, un-ettled, lower;
options weak and quiet; January. 52c:
February, 52c; May, 5252c, closine at
52c; spot No. 2 white, 53i'i352c: mixed West
em. 49052c;whlte do. 5'J59c; JSo. 2 Chicago,
52c. Hay weak and quiet. Hops quier, firm.
Coffee options 'opened steady and unchanged
to 10 points up, closed steady 10015 points np.
Sales, 28,500 bags, including January, 16.450
16.50c: February, 18,0016.O5c: March. 15.750
15i80c: May. 15.3015.4Ur; July, 14.85I4.95c;
spot Rio steadier, and 'more active; fair
cargoes, 19c: No. 7, 17Jc. Sugar Raw
quiet and firm; sale, 2.4UU bags centri
fugals, 96 test, at 3c, and F refined quie:;
extra C. 5Hc. Molasses New Orleans in steady
demand. Rice firm and more active. Tallow
strong and quiet. Rosin steady and quiet.
Turpentine quiet and stcadv at39039c. Eggs
dull and weak; Western, 25026c: receipts, 40,
405 packages. Fork quiet and unchanged.
Cutmeats in good demand and strong: middles
weak and dull,--sliort clear. 85 75. Lard de
pressed but more active; Western steam, 86 15
bid: sales, 1,600 tierces at 86 1506 20: options
sales, 7.250 tierces: January. 86 1506 17. closing
at 86 15 bid: February, 86 20;clnsingat86 19 bid;
March, 'S6 3106 36. closing at. S6 30 bid; April.
16 41: May. 86 6006-55, closing at S6 49. Butter
quiet; fresh creamerv weak; Western dairy. 12
20c; do creamery, 19028c: do factory. 9g22c;
Elgiu, 29c Cheese stronger and In moderate
demand; light skims, 46c; Ohio flats, 6
9C
ST. LOUIS Flour firm: XXX.. 82 9003 00;
family. S3 1003 25; choice. S3 3503 60; fancy,
St 0004 10; extra do. 84 3504 45; patents, 84 70
04 80. Wheat May opened lc and July c
higher, but Chicago advices were of adepres-
.vfe i va 'il nflAafl warn hnmmevAfl lrtnth
j amid considerable excite tueut for a time. Tbe
UCLIUAao iu iitio thiuid uu.vuiunii; u)j iu ex
pectations also served to depress the
market, and the tendency was downward
to tbe close, which was at decline ot
01 " from Saturday's final, prices.
No. 2 red cash. 94095c; May. 9497c closins
at 95c; July. 86&87c closing at 8Ke. Corn
at tbo cle was ljc lower than Saturday; No.
2 cash. 48K4bc: May. 4905Oc closine at
49cbid: July, 5lc. closing at olcbid. Oats
opened higher, but immediately eased off and
tbe close waic below Satnrday's; No. 2 cash,
45c bid; May, 4546c closing at
45c Rve, no offers: No. 2, 67c hid. Barley
tirui; Wisconsin. 74c; Nebraska, 77c
Hay faiily steady: demand and business
moderate; prairie, strictly prime to fancv, $8 25
09 00: prime to fancy timothy, 811013. Bran
scarce and firm; sacked, f. o. 1)., 95c. Flaxseed
higher at 1 24. Lead higher hut qnlec at 84 30.
Butter dull; creameryl022c: separator. 240
25c: choice to fancy dairy, 21022c: Northern
roll, 15017c. Eggs higher and firm at 20U22c
Cornmeal steady at 82 5503 80. Whisky
steady at 81 14. Bagging and iron cotton ties
unchanged at 57c for the former
and 81 351 40 for the latter. Pro
visions low er and w eak. Pork Mess, 810 37K
010 50. Lira, 85 62tygo 65. Dry salt meats
Boxed shnulders, S4 7o04 S7: longs and ribs.
85 1U05 12: short clear.- 85 "J5. Bacon Boxed
shoulders, 85 00; longs and receipts. S5 62:
short clear, 85 75. Receipts Flnnr. 6,000 bar
rels; wheat. 7,000 bushels; corn, 87.000 bushels;
oats, 29,000 bushels; barley. 9.000 bushels. Ship
ments Flour. 8,000 barrels; wheat. 4.000 bush
els; . corn, 1LO0O bushels; oats, 12.000 bushels:
rye, 1.000 bushels. '
PHILADELPHIA Flour steady but quiet;
Western winter clear. 84 5004 75: da straight,
84 75085 00: winter patent, So 0005 25: Minne
sota clear. 84 0004 50; do. straight, 84 655 00;
do. patent. 85 0005 35. Wheat options opened
firm but afterwards declined 0c in sym
pathy with the West and closed nommalicholce
milling grades, scarce and 'firm though quiet,
ungraded in grain depot. 81 05: No. 2 red- Janu
ary.99cSl 00; February. 81 0101 01; March,
81 031 03; April, 81 0501 05. Corn. Car lot
01c loner; optious, quiet; No. 3 mixed in
grain 'depot and elevator, 69c: teamer No.
2 yellow in grain drpo',60c: steamer No.2 mixed
aud yellow in do, 59c: mixed ana yellow in
dn Tind elevator, bOc; No. 2 mixed, January.
5eVi059Jc: Februarv. 5906Oc: March, 600
60c: April, 6O0. Oats Weak and
lower; No. white. jlc: No. 2 white in grain
depor. 53 do elevator, 52053; No. 1 white.
53c; No. 2 white Januarv. ,t2052c; February.
&!W53jc: March,, 5353;$c: April. 530
54c Provision dull. Poric Me, old, SUmO;
new. 812 50; do family. 813 00013 60. Butter
dull and weak; Pennsylvania creamery extra,
27028c: do print extra. t031c Eggs weak;
PeunsOvanla firsts. 2702Sc Cheese firm; part
sklins.'608c Receipts Flour, 1.300 barrels, 50
sacks; com. 12,600 bushel; oats, 17,100 bushels.
Shipments Wheat, 1.700 bushels; corn, 11,900
bushels; oats, 301300 bushels, .
MINNEAPOLIS There was a large demand
for spot wheat In the -morning, while futures.
remained up; out on uier uecuno oi-iuiures
cash-wheat to some extent fell with them, and
there was a general range of about 1c on tbe
same qualities at different times in tbe day.
Millers are chief buyer?, and some was taken
by local elevator cirtnpanleK. Closing quota
tions: No. 1 hard. January. 91c; on track, 92c;
No. 1 Northern, January and February, 89c;
May 93$c; on track. 90-; No. 2 Northern, Jan
uary. 86c; on track, 87087c.
NEW ORLEANS Flour very qniet. fancy.
84 50; extra fancr. 84 80: patents. 85 15. Corn
meal eaaier at 82 85. Corn firmer; No. 2 sacked
63064". Oats strong and higher; No. 2 sacked,
54c Rye firm, ordinary to good, 63064r.
B'an firmer at SI 12ffll 15. Hay in lairiieraand;
prime. 814 00015 00: choice. 815 c016 0a
Whisky quiet; Western rectified. 81 0401 80.
Hog products quiet but generally steady.
Pork, old, 9c Lard, refined tierces. oc
Boxed meat', dry salt- shoulders, 4r; sides,
5c; bacon. 5c; sides. Cc Hams Choice sugar
cured, 909c. Sugar strong, open kejtla
strictlv prime, 4c; fully fair to prime. 33-160
3c: good common to good fair. 3 9-lb3c;
common. 33: inferior. 23rcentnfu
gal. choice white. 55 l-16c; off white, 5 13-16c;
gray white, 5 l-10c; choice yellow clarified,
o 1-1605-; prime do. 415-165c; off do,4c;
seconds, 3JJ4c iMolassas qnletbutsieauyt
open tenia laucy, 33c; good prime. 23c; prime.
20021c; common to good fair. 15019c;" centrifu
gal, good prime, 14015c; prime, 11013c: good,
common to good fair, 8010c; coinmon67c;
syrup, 20 -3c
CINCINNATI Flour In moderate demand:
family. S3 9504 00: fancv, 84 35S4 70. Wheat
scarce and nominal; No. 2 red, 9899c; receipts.
2,500 bn.; shipment.-. 2.500 bu. Corn easier;No. 2
mixed. 635lc Oats steady; No. 2 mixed.
474Sc Rye quiet; No. 2. 74c Pork.easierat
810 25. Lard weak and lower at 85 6505 70.
Bulk meats qcletdshortnbs.85 0005 12. Bacon
in fair demand: short-clear, 86 00. Whiskey
firm; sales 1.414 barrels finished goods on a
basis of SI 14. Butter steady; fancy Elgin
creamery, 20c: good to prime Ohio and Indiana,
20025c; choice dairy. 15016c Linseed oil firm
at 51053c Sugar firm; bard refined, 6Ji7c:New
Orleans, !5c Ecgs stronger at 22c. Cheese
fair demand andsteady; choice full cream Ohio
flat, 901Oc
BALTIMORE Wheat Western. 20c; No. 2
winter, red, spot and Januarv, 97c: May. 81 02.
Com Western easv: mixed. spot,59c; Jan
uary. 59c; May, 585Sc: steamer. 57c Oats
ac ive; Western white, 51053c: do do mixed 50
51c: graded No. 2 white. 52c; graded No.
2 mixed, 51c Rye fairly active. Hay in good
demand. Provisions steady. Butter quiet. Eggs
steady; fresh, 26027c; ice house, 18019c Coffee
firm. ,
MILWAUKEE Flour unchauged. Wheat low
er; No. 2 spring, cash. 8788c: 'May,
90c: No. 1 Northern, 92c Corn quiet; No. 3, ou
track, 4Si49& Oats quiet; No. 2 uhite. on
track. 40047c. Barley quiet; No. 2, in store,
6bc Rye firmer: No. 1, iu store. 72c Pro
visions' easier. Pork May, 810 80. Lard
May. 86 27.
TOLEDO Wheat weak and lower: cash. 94c;
May, 93c; July. 92c: August. 91c. Corn active
and easier; cash, 52c: May, 53c Oats quiet:
No. 2,-whtte, 46c: No. 2, 44c Cloverseed firm;
cash, S4 55; February and Marcb, 84 60.
DULUTH Wheat opened firm but weakened
soon after and declined lKc from first prices.
Closing quotations were: January, 90c; May,
9Xga8c; No. 1 hard. 90c; No.llorthern,
87c; No. 2 Northern, 81c
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NERVE.AND BRAIN TREATMENT.1
Spcdfle for Hysteria, Din!nes,Fl:.Neurlsia, Wake
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Wlth each order for six boxe, will send purchaser
(raarantee to refnnd money if the treatment falls to
cn lnar'te-' " ! '" -unvsoldonlyby
EMILG.STUCKY, Druggist,
1701 and 2101 Penn ave., and Corner Wylie aul
Fulton st, PITTSBURG, PA.
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ELECTRIC BELT.
FOR
WEAME,
inMKN debilitated
through disease or
otherwise. WE
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a hook rna the million race
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IIEEVOUS DISEASES in both sexes.
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(Composed of Cotton Boot, Tansr and
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or inclose 2 stamps for sealed particulars. Ad
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as-Sold in Pittsburg, Pa br Joseph Keot
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TO WEAK MEN
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decay, wastlmr weakness, lost manhood, ete, I will
send a valuable treatise (sealed) containing-full
particulars for home cure. FREE of charge. A
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Prof. F. C. FOWLEK,Moodn,CoBii.
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