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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1S9L
SEVERALBIG DEALS
On the Carpet in the Squirrel Hill
District, Near Schenlej Park.
REBUILDING DOWNTOWN STREETS.
Electric Fnrsues an Erratic Course, Dub
to Various Influences.
TEE SEATS AND GOSSIP OP THE CITI
The Twenty-second ward (Squirrel Hill)
seems to have an irresistible charm for capi
talists seeking to place their money where,
in. their opinion, it will do the most good.
The park is, no doubt, a strong element of
popularity, since it insures rapid improve
ment when the ice is once broken 'aud con
sequent enhancement of values. The prob
ability, or rather certainty, of two rapid
transit lines travers.n; this district at no
distant das is also attracting many buyers Mho
set a high pnee on country comforts.
It is u ell known to the public that trans
actions in the Twenty-second ward last year
3 on ted up sonietbiug o er J5U0,00Q. These pur
chase. ere by a syndicate. And tbeoDject, as
;:ivon out. was to secure right of way for the
fehort Cut Hail road to Homestead. In tbij
the were successful, according to reliable in
formation. But this, it seems. Las not stopped
tbebujing. A strong syndicate, whether the
original one or not is immaterial, is negotiating
thi ongh Mr. Ira M. liurcbflcld for several tracts
of land in close proximity to the park and con
venient to the projected railroad. The con
sideration borders closely upon S7o,G0U.
If the deals go through, of kuU.1i there is
good prospect, as there is nothing serious in
the May. the land v.ill lie cut up into large lots
tor fine residences. While the name of the old
synd cate may finally be disclosed iu these
deals and the Short Cut be the ultmate bene
ficiarv, the probability is tha- the negotiations
are being conducted by gentlemen not previ
ously Identified as investors with that locality,
but who see in its fine location and certain
growth a good chance to make a profitable
turn.
A Business Jaunt.
A party of business men left the city yester
day for Alabama to examine and report upon
the condition and prospects of several impor
tant enterprises affiliated v ith the iron trade,
p In which they and other Pittsburg capitalists
are interested. Among those who went were
Colonel fcchoonmaker. Albert Childs and J. "IV
Herron. The) travel in a special car as the
guests of a syndicate of prominent houthern
gentlemen who had been in the city several
tia-.s urging the merits of Alabama as a. safo
and profitable field for the investment of
Korlhern capital.
Unprofitable Property.
Speaking of the necessity of rebuilding on
many of the downtown streets to give business
a chance, and also to give the city a respectable
apiearance, a well-known business man re
marked jesterda: "There are scores of prop
erties In the lower part of Pittsburg, taking it
f 10m Grant street down, that yield less than 3
per cent to their owner, who are unable to im
prove ihem and v ill not sell to those who arc
This prevents improvement where most
needed and where burmess sites are particu-
I rl scarce and in demand. These properties
should be improved by some means. To keep
them in their present condition is detrimental
to the cm. and is not likely to benefit the
owners. Br selling at a fair valuation they
would be able to invest elsewhere and secure a
better return. This would benefit tho entire
citj, and give business a chance in a district
where it is now badly crippled.
Business Xem and Gossip.
Between 20 and 30 bouses are in various stages
of completion in tbeupperpartof Wilkinsburg.
D. C Hamilton, druggist, on Ohio street, Al
legheny. was the purchaser of the property No.
171 North avenue, reported in Sunday's issue.
The deal was made through V. A, Herron &
boos.
Tho largest of 43 mortgages on file for record
yesterday was for 55,500. Each of 11 was for
less than 1,000.
Tho assignee of the defunct Farmers' and
Mechanics' Bank commenced yesterday the
payment of an S 7-12 per cent dividend, at 1707
Careen street.
The material interests of Allegheny City are
suffering lor lark of business houses. Capital
and enterprise on that side of the river seem to
be as badly misdirected as on this.
The first big building permit of the year was
taKen out jesterday. It contemplates a six
norv business bouse on Liberty avenue, to cost
39 000.
Bad as the weather was jesterday. house
hunters were out in full force. This is a case
of the early bird getting the worm.
Street improvemtnt is the absorbing ques
tion in Edgewond. and feeling runs so high that
some of the citizens scarcely speak to each
other as they pass by.
The llnlldin; Record.
Twelve permits were taken ont yesterday for
1C structures and additions, descriptions and
cost of which follow
Alexander King estate, brick six-story busi
ness house, 12x107 feet, on Liberty avenue,
Fourth ward. Cost, 39,1)00.
Margaret and Thomas Wright, frame two
slory dwelling. 15x3 feet, on Kirkpatrlck
street. Thirteenth ward. Cost, 700.
V. Decker, two brick two-story and attic
dwellings. 15x32 feet each, on Jane street,
T wenty-bfth ward. Cost, 3,200.
Virginia McClelland, t.vo frame one-story
kitchens. 7x11 feet, on Herron avenue. Thir
teenth ward. Cost, 300.
Mary Ann Gnfiin, frame two-story dwelling,
11x30 feet, on Forbes street. Fourteenth vara.
Cost, 100.
Hichard Fulham. brick addition one-story
bathroom, 10x14 feet, on Kced street. Eleventh
ward. Cost. 3lW.
Chris Boehiner. frame one-'torv kitchen 12x
II feet, on Greenleaf street. Thirty-fifth ward.
Cost. 10.
John Petty, frame addition two-story dwell
ing. 11x32 feet, on Kern street. Thirty-fifth
ward Cost. 60(1,
Ha-riettMcUlure, frame two-storv dwelling.
17xlS feet, on Ljtle street, Twentvthird ward.
Coit, 551
Al-siiidcr King, frame two-tory dwelling,
ISiSS leet, on Halghts street, Nineteenth ward.
Ci-t. 5"0
31 K limner, frame twn-storv and attic
Wiling, lSxCl feet, on Euclid avenue. Niae
l:.en'.a v.ard Cost, 1,050.
Charles hwann, two frame one-story stores,
28c: i root on Center avenue, Tn entieth ward.
Cott, 2,500
Movements in Realty.
James W. Drape A. Co. closed a transaction
of an .merest in an extensive manufacturing
property or 75.0110 cash; also sold a bouse and
lot in the East End for 5,2X).
C Il-nnger A Son sold for Mr. E. Hicks to
Mr. Ro.pnberg a brick bouse with lot IS f oet
I lont. on Fifth avenue, for 1,8 0
Black A Baird sold for William Stitzel a small
two-storv brick dwelling, being No. 22 Vine
etret t, with lot 25xb0 fee', for 1,675.
Magaw fc Goll. Limited, sold to Mrs. Joanna
Elliott lot No 5!) in the Oak Station plan. Pitts
burg and Castle shannon Railroad, for 50.
W. A. Herron A Sons sold lot 20x100 feet, on
Dover street. Thirteenth ward, for 3o0.
MONEY MAEKET.
No Change in General Conditions, hut Bet
ter Demand for Loans.
Local bankers reported a good business yes
terday despite tho rain. Several of thein noted
a. broadening inquiry for discounts. Heavy
depositing keeps the banks well supplied with
funds. Interest rates aro steady at 6 per cent
for call loans and 7 for time. Clearinghouse
xchauges were 2.229,871 31, and balances J35S.
110 SO '
Money on call at New York yesterday was
casj. ranging from 2 to 2J per cent, closing
offered at 2K per cent, prime mercantile
paper, oSCK Sterling exchange quiet at 4 85
tor 60-day bills and 1 STJi lor demand.
Closing Bond Quotations,
tr. i. 4s. rec. . ..120 im. K. AT. Uen. 5s.. X
U. 4s, coop... .UK Mutual Union Os.,.103
l'.b.4Ss. re... HIVN J. c int. Cert..H0
H;ior?MP "J Northern l'ac. JSU..1I5J,
fc Oc r of 'ss. ire iNortliernPae. Ids.. 113
IulsianaslampecM. S2X Northw't'n consolMH
Missouri 6s.. .. - Nortw'ndeben'sSs.lOD
"lenn. new set. s.. ICBHiOrejon 4. Trans, te.
lenn. new Kt. 5s.... Ss kt.I. 41. M. Gen. Ss. 2W
'?." 2?,M-L- S.JMicn.M.NW
Ovnida -o. 2ds ... $, t. 1'aul consols 12JVt
1 en. .t K. O. Uts.. ilSVj ix, Pc. UG.Tr.Ks. 88f
Ji.Ai:. b. esllsts. - Union l'aclnc mt...l(BU
J,1 "- Wi W bliore.7 ..... "l2
it. 1,.T. l,cn. Cj iiiil;ioGrande W. lst. 70S
Bnnk Clearings.
New O.LKAS Clearings to-day, f 080 298.
New Tork Exchange bank par. commercial
paper 1 per 1,000 premium.
Bt. LouiB-OIeartngs, 13,638,231; baUnces,
K79,0SG. Monev 78 per cent. Exchange on
New York par to 25o premium.
PniLADELrniA Bank clearings to-day were
!10.1U7,522; balancee. Sl.77i.40S. Money. 5 per
cent.
Baltimore Bank clearings to-day were
S2.5S0.ajS; balances. 1325,176. Money 6 percent.
Knr iOKK Bank clearings to-day 73,008,
376: balance. 3,623,553.
BOSTON Bank clearings to-day 815.9C2.W3;
balances. S1.155.S61 Money. 15 per cent,
lixchange on New York, 20c discount.
HOHE SECDK1TIES.
Electric Lets Go hut Catches on A gain
Luster a IVeak Brother.
The week opened at the Stock Exchange with
Electric still tlio center of attraction. It sold
to the extent of L222 shares, but mostly in small
lots, blocks being rare. This seems to indicate
that Eastern buyers have stepped aside and
their places been taken by the local contingent.
The movements of the stock during the dav
were rather erratic The first sale was at 13.
It then advanced to 13, and fell back to tho
opening figure, but was soon bulled uptollVf.
and finally to HJf. The last sale was at 1,
and the final bid 15JJ.
The weakness was due to the paucity of re
ports from Boston and to the non-appearance
of the expected statement from Mr. Wcst
lngbouse. He arrived in the city: yesterday
morning, but relived to talk for publication
further than to deny the report of a consolida
tion with the Thomson-Houston Company,
lhc strength at the close and before was at
tributed to confidence that he will succeed in
placing the entire amount in preferred stock.
Philadelphia Gas improved its standing, clos
ing a large fraction better than toe opening,
but Luster lost nearly four points, with predic
tions that it would oon be down to par. There
was a bid of 95 for Bank of Pittsburg, the best
price ever offered for this stock. Total sales
were 1.277 shares.
Tuinu
CALL.
15 A
Hank of I'ittsb'K
l". o. x r. Co
l'tilla. Co
WhcellnE Gas Co
Central 1 Taction
Citizens' 'lrac'n.
rittburir Trac..
Pleasant Vallev.
Chartler Kv. ..
P.JtW.K.K.pM.
Consignee Mln'jr
Iron City (1'kIi.)
Luster Mlulug..
AcsUngbouseK.
U. S. A. S. Co. .
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Sales at first call were 10 shares of Electric at
IS. 10 at 13, 20atlSK, 60 at 13, 15 at 1SV. 30 at
lSJi HOatllJi. 12atl 275 at UK. 20 Phila
delphia Gas at 12 3 Luster at 15. Sales at sec
ond call were 5 Philadelphia Gax at U 10
Electric at 14', and 50 at 13. Between calls 10
shares of Airbrake sold at 95. Sales at third
call 10 Citizens' Traction at 68. 75 Electric at Ii,
CO at 13. 10 Luster at 15 10 at 11. 10 at 1SH. 10
Philadelphia Gas at 11, 20 at 13, and 10 at
12.
At New York vesterdar the total sales of
stocks were 133.667 shares, including: Atchi
son, 171 5; Louisville and Nashville, 5,135; Mis
souri ,1'acitic 5.000: North American, 8.610;
Northern Pacific preferred. 3,855: Pacific Mail,
3.535: Richmond and West Point. 1,105; St. Paul,
16 975: Union Pacific, 8,150; Wheeling and Lake
Erie, 3,b00.
ALMOST FEATURELESS.
Oil Moling Slowlj, TVith the Price Slightly
on the Bun.
The oil market opened steady at 80 bnt
weakened to 79 bid, which was the quotation
at the finish. About 5,000 barrels changed
bands. The declino was attributed to a lack of
orders.
Iteficed declined a fraction at Antwerp. At.
erage runs, 57,928; average shipments, 6S.062.
Oil Markets.
Bradford. Feb. 16 National Transit Cer
tificates opened at 80c; closed at 79c:
highest, SOc; lowest, 79c; clearances. 38,000
barrels.
Oil Citt. Feb, 16. National . Transit Cer
tincates opened atSOc; highest." KOic: lowest,
79c: closed. 79c; sales, 62,000 barrels; clear
anres, 36,000 barrels; charters, none; shipments,
83,112 barrels; rnns,"lll,157 barrels.
Sevt Y'okk, Feb. 16. Petroleum opened
steady, but became dull, and remained so until
the last hour, vrhen swelling orders from the
West broke the market. On a light rally the
market closed steady. Pennsylvania nil; Spot
ooening, 79c: highest, 79c; lowest, 79c; closing,
79c March option: Opening, 80c; highest, bOc:
lowest, 79c; closing, 79c Lima oil: No
sales. Total sales, 78,000 barrels.
iNEW YOKE STOCKS.
The Usual Dullness and Professional Char
acter Marks the Share Market Slight
Advances Dne to Manipulation Ball
road Bonds Leu Animated.
New i'oiik. Feb. 16. The stock market to
day showed no change in its general dullness
and lack of character, bat the temper of the
speculation was decidedly stronger. The
Grangers, Goulds and Vanderbilts led the up
ward movement in the general list, tho first
named being most prominent and securing th
largest final advances.
The trading is still almost entirely profession
al, and even the upward movement to-day was
owing more to clique support than any in
fluence of a general nature. The foreigners
were, if anything, the most powerful influence,
and London this morning came higher, while all
the arbitrage bouses bought in the early trad
ing, especially of St. Paul and Louisville and
Nashville Union Pacific, Bock Island and
Burlington followed, whilo certain specialties
exhibited marked strength at times. The in
dustrials werovery dull until the afternoon,
when Distiller", which had been drooping, was
suddenly lifted on the declaration of the dlrl
dend of 1 per cent.
There w as considerable covering of shorts in
Louisville, Union Pacific ana Rock Island, but
Pacific Mall was helDed by favnraDle reports
on the shipping bill again, and the inside sup
port was very noticeable In Chicago Gas. Other
movements generally were insignificant, and
the market finally closed dull but strong at the
best prices of the day, leaving most of the list
fractionally higher than Saturday, though
Wheeling and Lake Erie rose 1J, Burlington
and Quincy li, and Cleveland, Cluciunati. Chi
ngo and St. Louis, Chicago Gas. SL Paul.
Rock Island, and Louisville and Nashville each
1 per cent
Railroad bonds were less animated than usual
of late, and the trading was rednced to 1,091,
000. The market, like stocks, displayed a firm
tone here and there. There was much less vim
to the movement, and most of the issues traded
in show no change whatever through the day.
Tne following tabic isnows tne pnets of active
stocks on the ew ork block Exchange vester
la. Corrected dilly for 'Hie IHspaicq by
iiit.e iSTitrniNsOv. oldest i'lttuburir uiem
bersortbe ew lork Stock Kxchnge,S7 r'ourth
attune:
Clos-Open-
Hlzh. low- lnj?
Inc. est. est. Hid.
Ain. Cotton OH WA
Am. Cotton on m-cr. 43
Am. Cotton Oil Trust.. 2H 22tf 21 n
Atch., Ion. AS. T 28li 2S 28JJ 28Vf
Canadian l'aclac 71U
Canada Soutnern 5 Hi 61 JCH 51
Central or ewJeriey.ll7$ USX H"4 H'X
Central raelnc a
Chesapeake A Ohio ... 1SJJ IS 18f 18
Chicago bas Trmt . lii 41i 4(rj 41Ji
C Hur. i Outncv... . son KS fcoS W4
C. Mil. S St. Paal.. . S-ilj 50J( M', M;
C Mil. &M. P.. Dr.. 1I2H 113H JI2V 113
C! Itocka. A 1. G 10'i (OH C."
U. Bt. tT H. JtO 24U
C, t. 1.. Jl. 0. Dl 831.
C. Aortbwesiern. J07K 107M JW'l 107
U, C. C ,t 1 CJT, (31, K;!, C1X
C C C. i l.urer. 92
Col. Coal & iron .17 W :W 3G
Col. 4 Hocklnir Vallev 27 27 a, 2s
Cbes. & Ohio 1st nrer.. si ss 5; 3
Cliea. A Ohio 24 prer . 33' 3.-1 331 j 33
Del.. Lack A Weal... ..13-x 31 13s), J38
I)cL A Hudson 13744 137.4, W,Vi i'4
2)cn. Jt itlo brande.... 19; y; isi 19
ilcn. A KiuUr-inde.nl GO1
K.T.. V. Aba Vi 7 7 !
Illinois Central 18 98 97 hJ
LakeKrlei A est IS 1; i HJ,
uake Erie & West nr.. 67V4' 55) 571, ja".
Lake Shore AM. s... 113 112 111, 111.
Louisville A MasllTllle. 755 70 73X 'SJi
Mlclusan Central m
MoDUeAUlllo 31 35j 34 3.-
Missouri facinc tx nn 60W C7H
National Lead Treat... li'i 1SH 19)i 1J
Mew lorx Central i0i
.N.f. CasL k 14 UH 11 11
N. 1.. C. Abt,L.lstpr fo
.Y.,(14sl.L.Ml)r 30 30 SM
.N. .. L. K. X IV 20 aiJd ISC 20
N. Y.. 1. E.A W. pd.. Hl SI M S3K
b.X. &. L. 3T4 37's- Z!H 37H
. i.. U.1H 17 J7,s I7M 8
Norfolk A Western .. uQ
Norrolk a Western nr. S5V ni isv Uh
Northern 1'aciHe ;S', jsj, Ziii 2SH
Northern l'aclnc Dr.. 72 7:'. ztK libi
OlUOAMUSlSSlpm " IS
Orceon Imnroremeni. 281 19 jgli Ssf
l'aclnc Mail Z7 38' 37K 37li
Peo.. Dec. A Kvans... 13) ie. 19S MX
I'nllaaeL AKeadlnc... 33 33 32 a3
Pullman Palace mr 390
Itichmona A . P. t . 181, ifl 18K I8V
KlcnmondAW.P.'i.ni 74V 741? J4 T4,
St. Paul 4 Dnlnth....t M M la IS
St. Paul A DolDth nr. 87
St. P.. Minn. A Man uf
St. h A San IT. lit 01.. SS '
busrarTrust. 814 scu gjV U
Texas Paclnc UH 14V Hit UK
Union Padre 4SH 51 45 4SK
Wabaab 0
Wabasn nrcrcrretl 1S4 18I UK 18 5
Western Union. 81 siu t0 SI
nceilnr A L. 1C K 33 nu 33
Wheeling A IK. prer.. 7J 73 78 73
North American Co... JH K i$u 18H
P.. C. C. A St. L .. 14
P.. C, C. A St. I- pr. 49
rlRbT SKCOXD I
CALL. CALL.
! A 15 A
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57)J SDH S7'i Sg
34 31K XS'i
ZVi ZW 21 21S
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15'4 17 Is 17
14S HX J3V 13,
VH 11
92 95
Coccns atd Hoabszxkss. The Irritation
which induces courting Immediately relieved by
use or "Brown's Bronchial Troches," Sold only
in boxes.
1 ji - '11 10 saui jt a it jbs. i e
DOMESTIC- MARKET?.
A Bine Monday to Jobbers Who Carry
Heavy Stocks of Eggs.
POTATOES FIR11 AT OUTSIDE BATES
Light Demand for Cereals, bnt No Conces
sions Are Made.
SBGAES QUIET AKD COFFEES FIESI
Office op Pittsdchg DisrATCii, '
Mondat, Feb. 16. J
Country Produce Jobbing; Prides.
Steady rains and mild weather proved ad
Terse to trade in this line To speculators in
eggs this was emphatically a blue Monday. The
drop in price of eggs the past week has been
equivalent to 9c per dozen. A week ago jobbing
price was 21c. whiln now they are slow at 17c to
18c per dozen. There Is little doubt that some
jobbers are now unloading at a los. Top price
in Chicago this morning was 16c per dozen.
Potatoes are active and firm at outside quota
tions for choice stock. Higher prices arc ex
pected by commission men before the week is
out, and some are already quoting choice stock
at 51 20 per bushel. Sweet potatoes are scarce
and firm. Tropical fruits are slow, oranges
particularly so, supply being in excess of de
mand. AlTLES $4 506 50 a barrel.
P.UTTKR Creamery, Elgin, 3031c: Ohio do,
6227c; common country butter, lo13c; choice
country rolls, lS20c; fancy country rolls, 23
25c
Beaks New croD beans, navy. S2 S02 85;
marrows, S2 352 40; Lima beans. oK6c.
Beeswax 2S30c H lb for choice; low grade,
222oc
Cider Sand refined, 10 00012 00; common.
So 506 00; crab rider. $10 OOgll 00 barrel;
cider vinegar, lf15c $) gallon.
CllEtbE Ohio cheese, fall make. He; New
York cheese, lieilK'': Limburger, 1314c;
domestic Swcitzer, 1415c; Wisconsin brick
Sweitzer. 15c; imported bweitzer. 2jKc
Cranberries Cape Cod, S3 7ol 00 a box;
til 50012 00 a barrel; Jerseys, S3 603 75 a box;
11 00U 60 a barrel.
Dressed Hogs Large, 45c $ ft; small.
5S6i
KGGS 17lSc for strictly fresh.
Feathers Extra live geese, 50Q60c: No. 1,
4045c; mixed lots. 30Q35c t? ft.
Honey New crop white clover, 2022c V B;
California honey, 1215v! $ ft.
Maple Syrup 90cS1 25 ?I gallon.
New Maple sugar 10c 3fl lb.
Nuts Shell bark hickory nut-, 81 501 75 a
bushel: peanuts, SI 501 75, roasted; green, 4
6r y ft: pecans, 10c f) ft; new French walnuts,
7j16c ?) B.
Poultry Alive Chickens, young, 4060e:
old. 6570c; turkey f, 12 Ho a pound; ducks, 60
75c a pair; geese, choice, SI 00 a pair. Dressed
Turkeys, l&ffilSc a pound; ducks, 1415c a
pound: chickens, 1415c; geese. S9c
Tallow Country. 4c; city rendered, 5c
Seeds Recleanert Western clover. S5 500
6 75; country medium clover, S4 254 50; timo
thy. SI 5001 55: blue pras. S2 S53 00; orchard
grass, SI 35; millet, 7590c; lawn grass, 25c
Tropical Fruits Lemons, S3 00; fancy,
S3 75; Jamaica ornnges.S6g650a barrel; Medina
o ranees. S"- 50S2 75 a box: Florida oranges,S2 25
2 75 a bnx: bananas, SI 75 firsts, SI 25 good
seconds. $1 bunch; Malaga grapes. V7 00iil 50 a
halt barrel, according to quality; figs, 1516c 1
lb: dates. 45Vc 1 lb.
Vegetables Potatoes, S1Q1 15 ?1 bushel;
Jersev, S3 504 00; cabbage, i34 hundred;
German cabbage, S1213; onions, S4 50 bar
rel; celery, 3540c a duzsn bunches: parsnips,
35c a dozen: carrots, 35c a dozen; parsley, 15c a
dozen: horseradish, 5075c a dozen; turnips,
75cGSl?l barrel.
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Groceries.
It is too early in the week for any new de
velopments in this line. Unfavorable weather,
wretched country roads and labor troubles all
combine tq make the movement slow. Sugar
is quiet. Jobbers are carrying light stocks for
the obvious reason that a drop of lc to 2c per
pound must come between now and April.
Coffees nre firm at quotations.
Green Coffee Fancy, 242jc: choice
Rio. 2!23c: prime Rio. 23c; low grade Rio,
2UKilkc; old Government Java. 29Q30c;
Maracaibo, 25K2?Kc: Mocha 3032c: hmtos,
22J6c; Caracas, 25&27cj LaGuayra, 2b27c
Roasted (in pipers) Standard brandV-4Ko;
high grades. 27K30c: old Government Java,
bulk, Bie33Kc: Maracaibo. 2829c; Santos, 26
30c; peaberry, 30c; choice ltio. i5Kc; prime Rio,
24Kc; good Kio. 23c: ordinarv. 2122c
oriCE.s (uhole) Cloves, 1516c: allspice, 10c;.
casia, 8ct pepper. 13c; nutmeg, 75S0c
Petboledm (jobbers' prices) 110 test, 7c;
Ohio, 120. SKc; headlight, 150. 8c; water
white. 10104c; globe, J4gi4Kc; elaine. 15c;
carnadlne, llic; royallne, 14c; red oil, llllc;
Miners' Oil No. 1 winter strained, S9416'l
ft gallon; summer, Si(siic; laro 011, aoQissc
Sykup Corn syrup, 27S0c; choice sugar
syrup, S63Sc; prime sugar syrup, 32J3cf
strictly prime, 31ffi35c
N. O. Molasses Fancy, new crop, 42c;
choice, 3S10c; medium. 3336c; mixed, 31(5
SGc
Soda Bi-carb in kegs, 3lffi3c; bi-carb in
H &Xc; bi-carb. assorted packages, SJiffisc; sal
soda, in keg, ljc; do granulated, 2c.
Candles star, lull weight, 9c; stearine,
set, SKc: parafflne, ll12c
RICE Head Carolina, 77c: choice, 0K
63ic; prime, 63oc: Louisiaua, di6c
starch Pein, 4Jc, corn starch, 6Ji7c;
gloss starch, 67c
Foreign Fruits Laver raisins. $2 65; Lon
don lavers, 52 75: Muscatels, S2 25: California
Muscatels. S2 15Q225: Valencia, 707c; Ondara
Valencia, WQSc; sultana. 1820l; currants,
55c: Turkey prunes. 7Ji8c: French prunes,
lltil3c; tjalonica prunes, in 2-& packages, 9c;
cocoanuts. 100. SC; almonds. Lan., lb, 29c;
do Ivlca, 17c: do shelled, 40c; walnnts, nap , 13
4314c; Slcilv filberts 12c: Smyrna tigs, 13ai4c:
new dates, 5KQ6c: Brazil nnts, 18c; pecan. 14K
16c: ciiron, ft &r17lSc; lemon peel, 12c $1 lb;
orange peel, 12c
Dried Fruits Apples, sliced, per lb, lie;
apples, evaporated, 14J13c; peaches, evapo
rated, pared, 2S30c: peaches, Calilornia, evap
orated, unpared, 18J21c: cherries, pitted, 31c;
cherries, unpitted, 13S13KC rarbernes, evip
orated, 3233c; blackberries, 9310c; nuckle
berries, 15c.
Sugars Cubes. 7Kc; powdered, 7c; granu
lated, 6J4C; confeciioners' A. 6c; standard a,
CJic: sott white, 66Kc; yellow, choice, 5
6c: yellow, good. 5Asj53"; yellow, fair, 54S
ojic; yllow, dark, 5jj)c.
Picklfs Medium, bbls (L200), SS 00; me
dium, half bbls (600). SI 50.
Salt No. 1 bbl. Jl 00. No. 1 ex. t bbl,
SI 10: dairy. f bbl, SI 20: coarse crystal. bbl,
51 20: Higgins' Eureka, 4-bu sacks, S2 SO; Iilg
gins' Eureka, lb 14 lb packets, S3 00.
Canned Goods Standard peaches, S2 80
2 90; 2nd, S2502C0; extra peaches. 3 00,2
3 10: pie peaches, SI 90; finest corn, SI 351 5(1:
Hid. Co. corn, 95cSl 15; red cherries, SI 40
1 50: Lima beans, SI 35; soaked do. 80c; string
do, 7599c; marrowfat peas. SI 101 25; soaked
peis. 70S0c; pineapples, S150ICO; Bahama
do. S2 55; damson plums, SI 10; grcengagc SI 50;
egg plums, S220; California, apricots, S2 50
2 00; California pears, $275; do greengages.
52 00; do egg plums, S2 00; extra white
cherries, S2 85; raspberries, SI 401 45; straw
berries. SI 301 40; gooseberries, 81 101 15;
tomatoes. 95c31: salmon. 1-ft, 1 S01 SO; black
berries, SI 10; succotash, 2-B can", soaked. 90c;
do green, 2-B, Jl 2531 50: corned beef. 2 lb cars,
S2 00; 1-ft rans, SI 00: based beans SI 401 50;
Iobvtor. lft, S2 2-5: mackerel. 1-ft cans, bruilod,
SI 50; sardines, domestic Us, S4 5C4 60; sar
dines, dninemc, K9. t7 00: nardlues. imported,
Hi, SH 50JS12 00; sardines, imported, , 513;
sardines, mustard, 4 50: sardines, spiced. S4 25.
Fish Extra No. 1 bloater mackerel, $20
bbl; extra No. 1 do mess, S28 50; extra No. 1
mackerel, shore, 2100: No. 2 shore mackerel,
$22: largo 3's, S20. Codfish Whole pollock, 5o
1 lb; do medium, Georgo's cod, 5c; do large,
7c; boneless bakes. In strips, 5c: do George's
cod, in blocks, 6K7Hc. Herring Round
shore. So 50 ?) bbl; shlit, i(J50: lake, S3 25 100
ftbbl. White fish, S6 50 " 100-tt half bbl. Lake
trout, S550$! half bbl. Finnan baddies. 10c ft
tt. Iceland halibut, 13c V ft- Pickerel, half
bbl. S3: quarter bbl, SI 3x Holland herring,
70ciWaIkoff herring. 90c '
Oatmeal $7 007 25 fl bbl.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
There were no sales on call at the Grain
Exchange. Receipts were somewhat larger
than or late, but prices remain fairly steady.
Total number of receipts, as bulletined. 40 cars,
of which 25 cars were by Pittsbure. Fort
AVayne and Chicago Railway, as follows: 4 cars
of oats, 5 of hay, 1 of feed, 1 of grain, 1 of mid
dlings, 1 barley, 11 ot flour. By Pittsburg. Cin
cinnati and St. Louis, 1 car of middlings, 3 of
bran, 8 of corn, 1 of feed, 1 of hay. By Balti
more and Ohio, 1 car of hay. Cereal markets
continue slow. For the week past receipts
bare fallen on", but demand bas been corre
spondingly light. Holders, however, are un
willing to concede on prices, and there is a
strong undertone of confidence In the future of
markets.
Prices for carload lots on track:
Wheat-No. 2 red, SI 031 01: No. 3, 9899c
Corn No. 2 yellow shell, 585Wc: high
mixed. 57K58c: mixed shell. 5K50;c; No. 2
yellow ear, C3S64c; hich mixed ear, flieeiKc;
mixed ear corn, 5959Kc
Oats-No. 1, 62sQ53c; No. 2 white. 51M052c;
extra. No. 3, 6050Xc; mixed oats, 47Q48c
Rye No.1 PennsMvania' and Ohio, 82S3c;
No. L Western, 8182c
Flour Jobhiug prices Fancy spring and
winter patent flour. 85 756 00: fancjr straight
winter. S4 855 15; fancy straight spring. S4 85
Q5 15; clear winter. S4 75500; straight XXXX
bakers'. H 501 75. Rye flour, II 0004 25.
Buckwheat flour, 23c u ft.
Mxu,rszi-No. 1 whit middlings, $23 fiOQ
24 00 vj ton; No, 2 whito middlings, J21 003
22 00; brown middlings, $20 50021 00; winter
wheat bran. 21 50022 00.
Hay Baled tlmothv. No. L $ 00fi!9 50; No. 2
do. $8 008 25: loose from wagon. 810 0012 00.
according to quality: No. 2 prairie bay, $7 25
7 50; packing do. $6 757 00. .
STRAvy Oat, $7 60Q7 75; wheat and rye, S7 25
67 50.
Provisions.
Sugar-cured bams, larce. 9Vfc: sugar-cured
hams, medium, 9c: suear-cured bams, small,
9?ic; sugar-cured breakfast bacon, 84c; sugar
cured shoulders. 6c; sugar-cured boneless
shoulders, 7Kc: skinned shonlders.7Kc; skinned
hams, 10c; sugar-cutcd California bams, 6KC
sugar-cured dried beef flats, 9c; sugar-cured
dried beef sets. 10c; sugar-cured dried beef
rounds, 12e: bacon, shoulders, Cc; bacon,
cleir sides, bjic: bacon, clear bellies. 6c; dry
salt shoulders, SXc: ilrv salt clear sides, 6c.
Mess pork, be-ivy. $1150: mess pork, family.
;u 00. Lara Kenned, in tierces. 054c; nau-
jrreis, &jc; GU-1& tons, &c: 20-B pan-. oytc;
tin cans. o?c: a-m tin pans o4c; 0-10 ""
, ojicj lo-ii tin pans, oc emoKen san'sase,
5l: larire. 5c Fresh nork links. 9c Bone
less hams, 10Kc Pigs feet, half-barrels, 84 00;
quarter-barrels, 82 15.
NEW EXPECTATIONS.
TWO GOOD NEW WELLS AT WHDW00D
EEVIVE H7TEEEST.
Much Depends on the Next Two Days The
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Drilling
Gas Wells A McCurdy Hole Turns Ont
Better Than Expected.
ISrXClAT. TILEQKAM TO TUB DISPATCIt.l
Wild-wood, Feb. 16. A little more in
terest is manifested on the southwest line
since Uingbeisen No. 3 and the Marks &
Mandeville No. 1 are showing for wells.
The Harks well tapped the sand Hon day
morning and began flowing. Deeper drill
ing improved the well, and to-night it is
making six inches an hour in a 250 tank.
The well, when The Dispatch scout left,
was two feet in the sand and shut down to
move ont the boiler. It is not likely that
drilling will be resumed until some time this
forenoon. The well is located 180 rods south
west and in advance on a 45 line from Riug
beUen's No. 3. Great interest is attached to
the final results, and when the drill is again set
to work it will only be a short time until more
will be known about the southwest line.
To draw conclusions from the present status
of the well is presumptuous. One fact, how
ever, has been demonstrated on tbo southwest
line, and that Is the sand has been growing
thinner in this direction, which, taken In con
junction with the light caliber of the last wells
comDloted on the Rungaand Ringhelsen farms,
would seem to indicate that gushers hero are a
thing of tho past. The well "may on deeper
drilling be materially Increased in production
and a sand of good thickness fonnd, in which
event a new lease of life will be given this
quarter of Wildwood. The next 48 hours will
determine much.
The Roth Oil Company is hourly expecting
to reach the sand in its well on the Kvlefarm.
and its proximity to tho Marks well invests it
with much interest. Guffy, Queene iCo.'s
Heidelberg farm well, located 111 ad
vance of all other wells, was expected to And
the sand by the middle of the present week,
but unfortunately the rig caught fire from a
strong flow of gas struck in the 30-foot this
morning and was" burned to the ground.
The Bowman gasser. which was shot Friday
and spoken of at the time by The Dispatch,
has not shown so much improvement as was
anticipated by the indications at that time.
The Roth Oil Company gave its crooked hole
on the Kuizer farm a light shot of high ex
plosive Saturday, but was not successful in
getting it straight again. Barnsdale &
Gillespie's No. 9 Kress is having a serious time
fishing for a set of broken jars. Griffith &
Co.'s No. 3 Ringbeisen is reported to-night
as doing 30 barrels an hour.
To-morrow and next day will make an impor
tant period in the history of Wildwood, as tour
or five advance wells will most likely corns in
Griffith & Co.'s No. 5. Ringbeisen; Beers fc Co ,
Henry Kvle farm; Forat & Greenlee, Peebles
farm; Iirland & Hughe-, Bryant farm, and
Dickson &. Co. on tho McCune. The McClay
well was drilled deeper to-day in the fourth
sand, and the pressure increased considerable.
Contractor Butler says that by to-morrow be
will strike a rip-roaring gasser iu this forma
tion. Productive Petersville Leases.
Fetersville Black & Haslet sometimo
since purchased tbo lease of Walker & Abra
hams on the Hiram Graham farm, and alter
giving it a renovation it is producing nicely.
They are now building another rig on the same
property, and will commence drilling as soon as
possible. The same parties are getting ready
to drill a well on their purchase from GutTy &
Queen on the Nicholas heirs' farm. Hartman
A Hnvis, on tho farm joining the Nicholas on
the South, who have been pumping saltwater
out of the wll for the last month, have been
rewarded and the well Is now making 50 barrels
a day. This party is building a No. 2 rig on the
same farm.
Some Life In tho Saxonburg Pool.
Saxonburq Liggett & Haymaker's No. 15
is in the sand on the Crawford farm, with the
hole full of oil. It will make a good Saxonburg
producer. Frazier Co. have started a well on
the Bowman farm, where they are hunting for
an outlet for the old pool. The well is located
2,000 feet east of the Battentield farm develop
ments. Ihinan Co., on the Webber farm,
southwest of the Crawford one mile, will, most
likely, bring their well In the last of next week.
This i a wildcat venture. The production of
the old Saxonbnrg pool is about 600 barrels a
day.
Operations at Watre's Station.
Watre's Station Lupher Bros. & Bark
have a well 75 feet In the 100-foot, on tho
Martin farm, which is filled up 300 feet with oil.
It looks like a fair well. Leidecker .ICo. have
commenced spndding on tbo Kelly farm,
located three-quarters of a mile southeast of
Watre's station, while Russell Co. are build
ing a rig on tbo same farm. If Webber it Hus
selton don't have any tad luck they should
reach tbe third sand on the Granatu by the
middle of tbe week.
Tn o Good Murdocksv Hie Wells.
Murdocksville Forest Company's No. 2,
on tho Coventry farm, is in, and good for 65
barrels. This company has bronght in a well
on tbe Janett Coventry farm which will do 40
barrels a day. There Is a string of tools lost in
tbe Dennis No. 2, which had just reached tbe
sand.
Many New Gas Wells Begun.
Butler The Pittsburg Plate Glass Works
are starting 15 gas wells in W'indficld and Buf
falo township. This they aro compelled to do.
as their leases arc running out. They intend
drilling the wells, and will shut them in uutll
they want tho ga.
A Pleasant Surprise at McCurdy.
McCurdy Contrary to expectations,Palmor
No. 2 got the sand this afternoon, and a special
to The Dispatch to-night says the well Is do
ing 75 barrels au hour. H. McClintoce.
Objections to the Iturdlck Bill.
rSPECIAL TELEGRAM TO IU DISPATCH.
Oil City. Feb. 16. A meeting of tho inde
pendent refiners of this vicinltv was held here
to-day. Representative F. W. Hays being pres
ent, Tbe Burdick bill was discussed and ob
jectionable features considered. It was
shown that, if passed as introduced, it
would give seaboard "fefiners a decided ad
vantage over tbe refiners of the
interior in the matter of rates, the pipeage
cost, as contemplated by tbe bill, being con
siderably theaper than transportation bvrail
for refined. This would be likely to give re
fining an impetus at Philadelphia not pleasant
for interior refiners to contemplate, and credit
was even given tbe suspicion that this was one
of tbe objects of the bill.
A-rcsolntiontwas passed to authorize Repre
sentative Hays to otfer an amendment to the
bill, equalizing rates and removing features
objectionablo and unfair to interior refiners.
This resolution will probably be presented for
concurrence at a meeting of tho P. P. A., to be
held at Warren to-morrow.
New Tork Cofloe Marker.
New York. Feb. 16. Coffee Options
opened firm and unchanged to 15points up,
closed, steady at 525 points up: sales, 31,250
bigs including Februarr, 17.1517.20; March.
16.9517.00: April. 16 70Q16.75; Mar. 16.50ei6.55;
June, 16.35016.40; luly, 15.90015.95; Aucust,
15.70; September, 15.25gl5.30; December. 14 00;
snot Rio firm and dull: fair cargoes, 19J19c;
No. 7, lTJic t
Metal Market.
New York Pig iron quiet; copper neg
lected; lake, Februarv, 814 25. Lead quiet and
easier; domestic, 84 30. Tin easy, straits. 819 85.
Tho Wool Market.
'St. Louis Wool Receipts, 3,227 pounds;
market active, firm and unchanged.
SICK. HtAUACHh..
BICK HEADACHE.
Carter's Little Liver puts.
'-Carter's Little Liver PUIS.
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AT THE STOCK YARDS.
The Run 0f Cattle Lanje in Allegheny
and East Liberty.
MABKETS WEEE WEAK AND SLOW
For All Grades Except Prime Heavj Stock,
Which Was Firm.
SHEEP STEADI AND SW15E STE0XG
Office of Pittsburg Dispatch. ?
M oi. day. Feb. 16. J
At Here's Island.
Catlle-r-The run was somewhat larger
than lal Monday, and prices were about 10
per cent lower, for the reason that demand
was light. The arrival of the Lenten sea
son has, without doubt, lessened demand
from butchers. Kainy, mild weather had
also an adverse influence on markets. There
was an unusually small attendance of buy
ers. Choice to fancy heavy Chicago beeves
sold at 55 755 90; good to choice medium
weights at 55 255 55; common to fair do,
54 754 90; selected light weights, U 90
5 25; common to lair do, 4 404 75; mixed
heavy rough and common thin steers, 52 75
-t 00. Bulls were in good supply,
and sold at S2 503 75, the latter
price being paid for a few choice. There were
no dry cows on sale. A few fresh cows were
offered at 32 0040 00, but no sales were re-
Snrted. Calves ranged from 4K to 7c per pound,
leceipts: From Chicago I. Zeigler, 1S8 heau;
A. Fromm, 106. From Pennsj lvaniaT. Bing
ham, 8: J. Bebler. 3. Total, 305; last week, 263;
previous week, 316.
Sheep and lambs Supply was sotnewbat
larger than last week, but markets were steady
to strong, at a shado higher prices for choice
sheep, bales were reported at S3 505 75 for
sheep and $4 506 50 for lambs. Receipts:
From Chicago I. Zeigler, 310 head. From
Ohio C. Voibrecht, 4. From Pennsylvania
E. D. Sergeant, 93: T. Bingham, 110.
Total 517; last week, 354; previous week, 3bS.
Hogs Receipts above recent average and
market slow at a decline of 10c to 20c perewt
from prices of a week ago. The range for Chi
cago's and Ohio's was $3 90 to 4 Oo, and 93 65
to J3 90 for the few light natives that were on
sale. Receipts: From Chicago I. Zeigler,
196 head; W. Zoller, 381. From Ohio Hull,
Hazelwood & Oo., 60; J. Needy. Jr.. 167; W.
Bolnerman. 136; C. Voibrecht, 36. Total, 976;
last week, 542; previous week, 413.
At Woods' lton and East Liberty.
There were 134 head of cattle on sale at the
Woods' Run yards, 96 being from Chicago and
the balance from Ohio. Chicago cattle sold at
a range of 4c to 5c and Ohio's from $4 40 to
$5 75, the latter price being paid for a few prime
beeves. The cos; of supplies was a snado
higher than tbose offered last week, and while
prices here were also higher the advance was
not sufficient to cover tbe increased cost. There
were 456 bead of sheep and Iambs on sale, the
bulk of offerings being lambs. Abont 50 head
oC choice sheep, weighing 120 E", sold at 6c per
a. Lambs sold at 6c to 7c, tbe latter for a
few fancy. The number of hogs on sale was 285.
The ruling price was 4c per B.
There were abont SO loads of cattle on the
market this morning at Kast Liberty against 60
last Monday and (SS the previous week. The
chief sources of supply were Chicago,'bt. Louis
and Indianapolis. There were few Ohio cattle
on the market. Prime beeves were conspicu
ous for their absence. The offerings were for
tbe most part common to fair in quality.
Buyers were not at all plenty, and ram and
mild weather served to dopress markets which
opened slow at a shade lower Drices
than last week on all grades ex
cepting primes, which were steady at
former orices. The few primes offered were
sold at'retail. Prime 1.300 to 1.600 B beeves
rauged in price from SI 90 to J5 25. Bulls and
cows were fairly steady at last week's prices,
being in rather short sunply.
The Range lor Fresh Cows
and springers was 20 to 40 per bead. Good
butcher beeves, from 1.100 to 1,300 Bs in weight,
ranged in prico from H 10 to $4 60. The range
for veal calves was $6 25 to 0 76.
Sheep and Lamb 3 There were about 14 car
loads on the market, against 8 loads last Mon
day. Tbe proportion of choice stock in
the offerings was small, and for these
higher grades markets wero steady,
with So 50 as tbo top price for prime
wethers and 6c as the top price of lambs.
The range for limbs was Jl 75 to 6 50 and
sbeep 4 25 to $-5 50.
Hogs Ihe run was light, thero being only
about 20 loads on sale against 30 loads last
Monday and 60 tbe week before. Market firm
at a shade better Drices than closing rates of
Saturday, when 3 85 was the toppneo of Phil
adelpbias. Tbe range this morning for the
same grades was S3 90 10 S3 95. Advices received
by one of our leading pork packets from Chi
cago this, morning place ton prices there at
S3 50to3 60.
Cattle Receipts. 2.212 head; shipments, 966
head; market 10 to 15 off lrom last week's
prices; nine cars of cattle shipped to New
York to-day. .
Hogs Receipts, 6,150 head;1shinments, 3.S00
head; market active; mixed and tops. $3 85
3 95; Yorkers. 3 703 80; pigs, S3 2503 W;
ten cars of bogs shipped to New York to-day.
bbeep Receipts. 5,300 head; shipments, 4,200
head; market active at last week's prices.
By Telegraph.
CHICAGO Cattle Receipts. 10,000 head;
shipments, 4.C00 head; market lower; steers,
Drimeto fancy, $4 955 50: medium to choice,
S3 253 75; stockers. SI 803 00; cows, SI 25&
2 65: heifers, 3 003 So; bnlls, $2 252 50.
Hogs Receipts. 38.000 bead; shipments. 13,080
bead; market fairly active and lower; rough and
common, S3 353 45; mixed and packers, S3 50
3 55: prime butcher weights, 3 60Q3 65; light,
S3 50S3 00. Sheep Receipts. 6,C00 head; ship
ments, 25,000 head; market active, strong and
higher; natives. 4 005 50; Westerns, 4 75
5 45; native lambs, S5 506 00.
BUFFALO Cattle-Receipts, 130 loads
through. 130 sale. Good butchers' were in good
demand at firm, with shade higher prices.
Kxport slow, shade lower. Kxport steers, good
to extra, 4 4035 25; choice heavy butchers.
.S3 754 60. Sheep and lambs Recelpts,21 loads
through, 58 sale; dull on common, shade
higher on top grades. Sheep Clmico to extra,
S5 40Q5 bo: good to choice, 5 10(85 35. Lambs
Choice to extra, 6 bQ&ti 75; good to choice,
b 206 45. Hogs active, firm and higher: re
ceipts, 167 loads through. 80 sale; medium,
heavy and mixed, 3 8003 So.
CINCINNATI Hogs in good demand; com
mon and light, 3 003 60:packing and
butchers', 3 503 70; receipts, 3,lj0 head: ship
ments, 2,160 head. Cattle easv; common, $1 50
2 75; fair to choice butchers' grades 3 00
4 50; prime to cboico shippers, SI 004 75: re
ceipts, 1,230 head; shipments. 130 head. Sbeep
scarce and firm; common to choice, 3 00Q
5 00; extra fat wethers and yoarlings, 5 25
530; receipts, 415 bead; shipments. lOo head.
Lambs in good demand; common to cboice
shipping. St G04 25: good to choice shipping,
S5 5006 25 per 100 pounds.
ST. LOUIS Cattle Receipts, 1,100 head; ship
ments, 700 bead; mixed good to fancy na
tives, S4 605 10; fair to good natives, SI 80S
4 20; stockers and feeder. 2 403 40: Texans
and Indinn, 2 304 00. Hogs Recelnts, 2.800
head;,shlpments, 5,700 bean: marset" steady:
fair rW choice heavy, 3 503 00: mixed grades,
3 203 50: light, fair to best, S3 3503 45. Sbeep
Receipts, 250 head; shipments 200 head:
market steady; good to choice, S4 005 20.
NEW YORK Beeves Receints, 6.051 head,
including 36 cars for sale; market 15c t 10U
Bs higher; native steers, 1 5u6 00; bulls and
rows, S2 2504 00. Calves Rereipt, 534 head;
market stead) ; veals, S5 b0b 00: WesteriK
S2 753 75. Sheep Receipts, 9.737 head;
sheep a shade firmer: Iambi steady; sbeeu,
4 0036 00; lambs, 6 007 l.'K; dressed mut
ton firm at7Kffl'Jc: ilress-d laniijj steady at 9
lUJSc. Hogs Receipts, 13.433 hoad, nominally
firm at S2 40Q4 00.
KANSAS CITY-Caltle-Receipts, 2.540 head;
shipments,2,950head; market steady to lower;
steers. $3 50,05 15: cows. S2 2003 50; stockers
and feeders. S2 603 75. Hogs Receipts, 4.800
head: shipments, 2,150 head; market steady;
bulk, S3 253 35: all grades, S3 0003 50. Sbeeu
Receipts, 700 head; shipments, 500 head; mar
ket steady and unchanged.
Philadelphia Stocks.
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished bv Whitney & Stephenson, brokers. o. S7
fourth avonue. Members .New lore stock-Exchange:
Itlri. Asked.
Pennsylvania ltallroad six o'W
Hearting 187-16 lb)j
Buffalo. New York and Philadelphia 8V S&
Lenlsh Vaitey V.... 4S'f 50
Lehigh Navigation 43).
Philadelphia and Erie .. . 'Jni
hortiwrn facillc common 5851 H
Northern Paclnc preferred 72,14 72
Hale.
Boston
Atch. & Top L.G.7S 2S)f:
V........ L a , .uu.
Stocks.
Calumet iHecla.... 15
wtuii .1 .ioanT,,,.iaf4
B H. A Erie 7s 2W
Hoston & Maine.... 87V
Eastern K. K 123
Eastern K. K. 61 83
Flint PereM. pre. 85
Mex. Oen. com 19V
Mcx. C. bond scrip. 2J
H. X. & N. Eng, 7s 38
Old Colony iss
Wis. Cen, common. S0
AllosezM.Co.(new) IX
Cataloi
Central
41
franklin
, 17
, 8
11
, SIM
, 60
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tan
.15
Huron
Osceola
Quincy
Kidice
Silver Islet
Bell lelepbone
Boston Land Co... .
Water Power r.
Oenteunlal Mining.
MAEKETSJY WIRE.
Wheat Breaks on Free Selling, bnt Recovers
Some or the Loss Corn Firm and
Oats Steady Provlsiops
Dull and Heavy.
CHICAGO Hutchinson was selling wheat,
corn, oats and provisions, and his was tbe dom
inating local influence. In wheat tho smaller
decrease in tbe visible supply than tbe year be
fore and heavy rains in California were the
bearish features; tbe predicted cold wave and
strong European markets were the chief feat
ures having an opposite tendency.
Fluctuations in May were confirmed to 97
97casthe highest for tbe first hour. After
touching 98c there was a break on free selling
to 9797c, but there was little recovery be
fore the close.
Corn was generally rather firm except dur
ing tbe break in wheat, when it sold off some
what in sympathy. Therawa3 no nc.vs of im
portance affecting values, and local influences
governed 'the trade throughout, which was
light.
Oats were about steady. The market was
quiet, attracting little attention outside of the
local scalping crowd.
The provision market was dull andhoavyin
tone, without special cause or anything which
cropped up to-day to account for the down
ward tendency of the price". Tne receipts of
bogs were rather under previous estimates, but
there was no activity in tbe demands for them.
Thero was more than enouzb for all who
wanted anything in the line of provisions, and
at the close pork was 12c lower than at tho
corresponding lime on Saturday, having in the
course of the day been 5c lower than tbe price
it closed at; lard closing at 2Kc decline since
Saturday. The decline in ribs is 5c
The leading lutures ranged as follows, as cor
rected by John M. Oakley fc Co., 45 Sixth street,
members Chicago Board of Trade:
Open- High- Low- Clos-
ARTICI.E&. ins:. est. est. lng.
tVUKAT, JIO.3
February 94! 9i S4 SiVi
May 07H S8!, 87 S7S
July. 93 3i 9ZU 93a
COKX. t,0. Z
February 50 50 SOU 504f
May 5Zh sr, 5-h S54
Julv UI4 Ku llii 5-M
Oats. NO, 2
February U j 44, 445f
May ib 5) U tiH
June 4 oH 4oJi an
Mess pork.
March W 19 45 9 J5 9 37
May 9 75 9 75 8 57S
July na:H 10 KH 8 87H 9 92H
Labd.
March s!4 S 62 5 60 SC2S'
May 5 IDs 3 85 5 80 5 82)4
July 6C5 6 05 602S 8 05
SHOUT USE,
-March 4 55 455 455 4 55
May 4 87"i 4 s;Vj 4 W 4 83f
July. 5 15 5 15 5 10 5 12S
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat. 9c;
No. 3 spring wheat. 87c: Jio. 2 red. 9797c;
No. 2 corn. 50Jc: No. 2 oats, 44$c: No.2 rye,
78c: No. 2 barlev nominal: No. 1 flaxseed,
1 22; prime timothy seed, 1 26. Mess pork,
per bbl. 9 25. Lard, per 1 00 lbs S5 555 57
Short rib sides (loose). 4 5001 55; dry salted
snoulders (boxed). S3 904 00; short clear sides
(boxed), 54 7504 &0. Sugars unchanged. No.
2 white oat. 46g46Kc: No. 3 white. 41016c;
No. 3 barley, f. o. b 6AT3e: No. 4 barley.f. o. b.,
C367c On the Produce Exchange to-day tbe
butter market was active and unchanged.
Eggs, 15016c
NEW YORK Flonr dull and unchanged.
Cornmeal dull and unchanged. Wheat Spot
market firmer and very dull; No. 2 red. SI HJi
in elevator, SI 12? afloat. 81 12J.1 llJS'f.o. h.;
No. 3 red. 1 04; ungraded red. Jl 05V1 12K;
No. 1 Northern. SI 17: No. 1 hard, SI 20;
options unchanged to z no on decrease in
visible supply: closing steady; No. 2 red. Feb
ruary, closing at 1 UK: March. $1 101 10.
closing at SI lf May. SI OffKgl 06 I0-I6; clos
ing at 1 06 June,Sl 03K104 closing SI 04Ke;
July. 99 3-16cU00 9-loc closing at SI 00:
August, 96c, closing at 96c September, 92
97c. closing at 95c; December. 98Kc. closing
at 98c. Rye quiet and firm: Western, 8074c
Barley dull and easier; barley malt nominal.
Corn Spot market easier and qniet, closing
steadier: No. 2. 62?c: in elevator, 6bc afloat;
59c, 'closing at 58Je. Oats Spot market
steady and quiet, options dnll and unchanged
to e down: February, 52c: March, 025ic:ilay,
51ioJj114c. closing at Slic; spot. No. 2
white, bSH&VHic; mixed Western, 5154c;
white do, 6362c; No. 2 Chicago, 554c
Hay easy and quiet. Hops easy and quiet.
Tallow dulL Eggs Large receipts, quiet and
lower: Western. 10c. Pork active and firm:
old mess. 9 25010 25; new mest, S10 50
11 25; extra prime, 9 0009 55. Cut meats
dull, steady; middles quiet and easy. Lard
opened firm and closed weak: Western steam,
S5 90 bid. March. S5 9005 93. closing S3 90 bid:
April. 6 00. nominal; May, 6 0G bid; Jnne. 6 17
bid; July. 6 29 bid; August, 6 40 bid. Butter
active and firm; Western dairy, 12021c; do
creamerv, 21?2Sc; factory. 1022c; Elgin. 28c
Cheese in good demand and strong; skims, 5
8c;Okio flats. 70IOJc
PHILADELPHIA Flour steady; Western
winter clear, 4 5005 80; do do straight. S4 80
05 00; winter patent. So 0005 85; Minnesota
clear, M 2504 7o; do straight. S4 7505 10: do
patent, J5 205 50. Wheat Spot steady; op
tions nominal; No. 2 red, in grain depot, SI 05;
No. 2 red, February, SI 03(gl 03: March, 1 04
1 04: April. 81 051 06; Mav. $1 05
1 06. Corn steady; No. 3 mixed, in gram
depot, 60c; No. 2 mixed, do, 62c: No. 2 mixed,
February, March and April. 6161c; May,
5959c Oats steady, bnt qniet; No. 2 white,
53'25.c; N.i. 2 white. Fobrnary and March,
52i53c: April and May. 5353)i;c Pro
visions qniet: prices unchanged.. Butter firm;
Pennsylvania creamerv, extra, 28c; do print,
extra, 20031c. Eggs dull and lower; Penn
sylvania firsts, 17'filSc. Cbeess firm; part
suiins, 60Sc.
MINNEAPOLIS The millers bought spot
wheat freely at the outset, but were soon filled
up, and with a vvcakness in futures held off (or
a break. While thev bought parly in tbe
session, they paid mostly about 93c for No. 1
Northern. After that a while futures were
weak; it was bard to get much above 93c for
ordinary tondeucv of the prices. The receipts
of hogs frere rather under previous estimate,
but there was no activity in tbe demands for
them. There was more than enough for all
who wanted anything in the line of provisions,
and at the close pork was 12c lower than at
tbe corresponding ti me on Saturday, having in
the coure of the day been 5c lower than the
price it closed at. Lard closed at 2c decline
since Saturday. The decline in ribs is 5a
ST. LOUIS Wheat No. 2 red. cash, 97c;
May. 979SJc, closing at 97ic: July. 87
SSiic, closing at 87c. Corn opened c lower
at
50K 50c; July, 5050ic, closing at SOVfc.
Oats quiet; No. 2. cash, 45c; May, 45i4oc
Rve and barley dead and dnll. Hay un
changed. Bran easier at 93c. Batter Cream
ery, 24g2flc; dairy. 2123c: Northern roll, 12
15c Egs lower at 12c. Cornmoal firm at 1 75
2 80. Pork, 9 75. Lard. 5 40. Dry salt
meats Boxed shoulders, 3 75: longs and ribs,
5 46; short clear. 4 75. Btcon Boxed shoul
ders. S4 50; longs and ribs. 5 1505 20; short
clear, S5 60.
CINCINNATI Floor steady; family, $3 85
4 00; fancy, 81 404 00. Wheat steady; No. 2
red, 81 01). Corn in fair demand and easier;
No. 2 mixed, 53c. Oats barely steady; No. 2
mixed. 48c Rye in better supply and lower;
No. 2,86c. Pork barely steady at 89 75. Lard
in fair demand it 5 45 Bulkmeits quIet;short
ribs, 5 6305 75. Bacon Demand moderate;
short clear, 5 705 75. Butter firm: fancv
Elgin creamery, 293"0c: Ohio and Indiana, 20
24c: choice dairy. 1518c Linseed oilsteidyat
63035c Eggs quiet at 12c Cheese steady;
choice full (.ream Ohio flat, 1010c
BALTIMORE Wheat Western qniet: No. 2
winter, red. spot and February. 1 02J1 03;
May, SI 041 05. Corn Western steady;
mixed spot, and February.- 61c; March, 60
01c;: May. 5S58-c; steamer. 6060c Oats
aulet; Western wulte, 5152c; do do mixed,
50051c: graded No. 2 white. 51e; 00 do mixed,
50c Rye easier; choice, DOvSOlc" Hay firm.
Provisions quiet. Butter .aciive and scarce;
creamery fancy, 2Sc: do fair to choice, 24026c,
Eggs quiet; strictly fresh. 10c
MILWAUKEE-FIonr quiet tWheat eav:
No. 2 spring, on track, cash, 9294c: May, 92i;
No. 1 northern. 97c. Com dull; No. 3, on track,
50c. Oats qniet: No. 2 white, on track, 4bc.
Barlev quiet: No. 2, in store, CGd6c. Rve
tirm; No. L In store,80c Pork May, J9 00.
Lard May, 5 70.
KANSAS CITY Wheat quiet; No. 2 hard,
cash and February, 82c bid; ftn. 2 red, osb,
92c asked. Corn ea-: No. 2 cash, 46t.;
Februarv, 46Vc bid, 40c asked. Oatssteauv;
No. 2 cash. 414c bid. 14c asked: February, 44c
bid, 44c asked. Eggs weak at 13c
TOLEDO Wheat dull and firmer; cash.
SI 00i; May, $1 01; Julv. 93c. Corn dull and
stead); cash and May. 53e. Oats quiet; cash,
47c Cloverseed firm; cash aud February, 4 60;
March, 4 62.
DULUTH Wheat fold tip c, declined c
and closed at oiieu price Closi.ig price were:
February. 94c: M-iv, 99c: No. 1 bard, 94c;
2io. 1 Northern. 91c: No. -Wvorthern, 87c.
Mining Stock Quotations.
New York. Feb. 16. Alice, 115; Adams Con
solidated, 165; Aspen, 550: Brodie. 110; Eureka
Consolidated, 300; Homcstake.850; Horn Silver.
3' 0; Mexican. 210; Ontario, 390: Sierra Nevada,
220.
Price of Bar Silver.
:srr.ctiL TrLxoaau to rax Disr.i.Tan.1
New Yobk. Feb. 16. Bar silver in London
was weak at 45d per ounce; New York selling
price, as reported by bullion dealers. 99c
Grain In Sight.
Chicago, Feb.'16. The visible supply of grain
as leportedfortbe Board of Trade is as fol
lows: Wheat, 22,911,000 bushels; decrease, 215.-
000 bushels. Corn, 2,356.000 bushels; decrease,
228.000 bushels. Oats, 2.838.000 bushels: decrease,
285.000 bushels. Rye, 367,000 bushels: decrease.
4,000 bushels. " Barley, 2,994,000 bushels; de
crease, 56,000 bushels.
Drygoods market.
New York, Feb. 16. There was no change
In tbe market for drygoods to-day.
3I7ZES GETTING PBETTY BIG.
A Height of Over 20 feet Is Predicted for
To-Day.
Indications point to big rivers 'to-day. The
Monongahela last night was 12.9 and rising,
the Allegheny 13.2 feet and rising. It is pre
dicted thereill he from 20 to 25 feet by to-night-It
Is raining at the headwaters of both rivers.
Driftwood.
THE H. N. Bedford left for Parkersbure at
noon yesterday.
Tun Lizzie Bav arrived yesterday and will
leave to-day at 4 p. m for Charleston and Kan
awha river points.
THE Keystone State will resume ber regular
run by lyingover at Cincinnati, and, the Scotia
will leave here Friday if repairs can be made in
time.
The Scotia arrived at i p. si. yesterday, about
24 hours late. She blew out a cylinder at Pow
battan, a few miles below Wheeling, Sunday
morning. The Charles Brawn towed her into
port.
LATE SEWS IS BRIEF.
George Kennan and Henry M. Stanley met
at a private dinner party lu Chicago Snnday
uigbt.
Watterson, in an interview, defends Hill
from the charge of bad faith with tbe Presl
dental ticket o( 1888.
Bismarck's organ, tbe Hamburger Nach
ricliten, continues its attacks upon the Empe
ror and the Government.
Rumored that the body of Padlewskt bas
been found, half devoured by wolves, between
Philllpopolis and Kazanllk.
A block of buildings in Victoria, B. C,
burned Sunday, entailing a loss of about 500,
000. A fireman was killed by a falling wall.
Tbe Russian Prince, Barteniff, who mur
dered a girl, relusea an opportunity to commie
suicide, and has been dismissed from the army
and sent to Siberia.
The Columbia Club, which recently snubbed
Governor Tillman, ot South Carolina, Is
charged before tbe Mayor's Court for selling
liquor without a license.
Scenes of persecution rivalling those of the
Inquisition are said to be in progress in Russia,
many people being arrosted and brutally
treated lor heresy against the Greek Church.
Tbe Brazilian Constitution bas passed its
second reading. A Presidental election will
be held at once. The leading candidates are
President Fonseca and Governor Moraes, of
the State of San Paulo.
Tbe disappearance of a married couple
named Mason from Brownwood, Ga., has been
explained by the flndiug of the mutilated body
of the wife where it had been burled. Their
little son said her brains were beaten out by
ber husband.
Borne on the Wings of the Wind
The miasmata, or aerial germs of chills and
fever and other miasmatic disease, are dis
seminated beyond tbe place of their origin.
Protected by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
you may breathe them unharmed. Otherwise,
apprehend trouble. Not only malarial infec
tion, but rhenmatism, dyspepsia, constipation,
biliousness, debility and kidney complaints are
successfully controlled by the great preventive
and remedy.
82 to Wheeling and Return Via the Pennsyl
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For the "Washington's Birthday celebra
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on Saturday, February 21, the round-trip
fare from Pittsburg, via the P., C, C. & St.
L. Ry., will be $2 for all trains that day,
including special train to leave Union depot
at 11:15 a.m., and return, leaving Wheel
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returning until Monday, February 23. TT
The People's Store, Fifth Avenue.
Open to-day, new spring dress goods.
Campbell & Dice.
Ibok Citt beer is uniformly excellent.
None bnt the perfect article is allowed to
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