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IROff TRADE REVIEW.
Bales Show Up Well, but Business Is
Still Drannr.
20 CHANGE IX BESSEMER XOTED.
iStccl Slats, Billets and Muck Ear Holding
"heir Own Here
A FELT. STOCK OP RAW IKOX OX ITAXDS
Orricc op thf Pnvsm ro Disr vmt, )
Fining, Oct. "J. j
Uaw Iron and Steel The market since
rdir last 2ias exhibited but few change1-.
Dealers generally continue to put off the
purchase of large Mock s of iron and other
lescriptioiis of material, seemingly to be
ovaiting; for infirnmtiu tint comes not.
3'rieesfor iwt kinds shon scarcely any
alteration, am changes i!mt hae taken
place lieing m i.iorol holders, particularly
in ilnpurrhase of small amounts. It is
evident that the continued strikes and elis
asrwiutiits between cijutal and labor hac
Blade dealers to a certain extent, ery in
eiUirerciir in regarel to business. A few das
stive, owing to a elispate m the harps ille
retrlnn,i-eicii furnaces were bankcil. o to
letnaiu until matteis can be aOitisteil
Rolling Mills on Double Tarn.
The rolling mills are filling up nithwork,
Jind uianv of them are on lonl)le turn. It is
STeporttrd that llio -teel nil iron trade is re
gaining its customary actio it, and orders
Otic coining in mure freeh Horn the nul-Itudt-.
A lew 1115 the iron trade. ..s a whole,
the present conditions are certainly more
sin.liictor -uul the outlook more on
cocraau; titan tn weeks ago Tins is duo
undoubtedly to llio general lielpfnl liilln
two or the lug crops lee-robo'lo feels tliat
tntrrcnt prices arc safe pnees lint no one
Tee.s bold enough to predict whe-i the :id-raam-
ill set m The action of Imj crs dnr-iit.-ihe
past tew disarnes cideuee that
1m- arc tiling to mi est 111 fao 01 ite frauds
sat ahonf e urreiit rates, or those lesslaoor
alrio known at such concessions as huoe
a,vrr!omd lieen offered but thej luxe not
reached . point at wliiili they arc willing to
Jbh a clean adi ance
In conversation w ltli a valid fnriiaecman,
llet-md "Trade in the Micn.mgo and Aia
ImnuiK A alleo is in pood shape Most lur-nsure--
in-well soln up" Hcw.is linnly ot
tile opinion that an advance m pig iron" o as
Mot far off. As w e lia-. e belore stated, there
aire certain tuniaces that i-efuse to sell
owner Bessemer 01 grnj forge at present
Saw. Tliej aie able to hold on, and propose
do do co.
Tli- Market as It Is, Sow.
Tbes-toikof raw 11011 on band is fully tip
orfthtlic require inents of the trade, Bcsso
raer pis prices hao e been maintained, w ith a
fair amount o! sales reported. tiraylorgc
tsliow i- no change in o alue: sales large, steel
Slatis and billets s-ilps nave been liberal
ffot some time pist. selp iron m fairde
Uumd: narrow and wide gioened maintains
iwaccs: sheared lion declined 21., cents old
nraatid Mel rails -arc scarce, puticnlarh
tbc formci Muck bat stcaelo: juices un
changed -tcel win- l-ods declined a shade.
scrap uiaterii! in u ket actio e New steel
lailsare selling at last week s prices
Tn l.TD.T-Hi'ii.ueici linproxcment to
note in values, silis of gra forge during
Hie last 21 lioui-s 1 irgo Bessemci sales show
Dp rcasonahlv well, old iron and steel nils
ore scarce and command good prie c- Moor
lieatl A. MeUenuesallaiisare said to be in
good shape
Therale ol 500.1 tons of steel billets lc
Jinrtwl Last oveck at sji 21 was an error and
etavnld liav e read t2ii The topes are rc-cpon-iible
lor the slip
oki-. pmh rrii 1 Kt op n vtivf orFs.
4 Wtom-crav f.rgi 13 8,
S.sminm JU-ftsriiM-r o.. Dec li "0
l.Ar4tm!s liis,MllH r. o t., i 1" i-t
2. ttsas grav i.-p . ... . 13 71
.rtns ra irf, Oct., ui Ilec i3 7A
.fl4ttoiisgrai firrt in S-'i
.4HQtn)s grav li rpe 13 to
l.SflHtOllK 1U-Ss(-iuiT siHil.. . . . 1 VI
en si 1
cash
ta-.li
.isli
cash
cash
c-ish
cash
nsli
1 ash
Clsll
ish
cish
fash
cash
cash
rash
cash
4 m
4 in
cssh
cash
t-ash
ath
rash
cish
1 ai-h
iash
3.30Tin Ilcasciner. vallov lurnvccOct
NT"
3."Wtoas gra forpe, t., Noi
Dec
1 (notittts 2U-sstam r, Oi tobt r
I.fttTonsj4..iiHr. Ort.. il
1 fmi.His2toss,iiic . ..
l.tqsprai fi.rKc.Od . Xui., I
t otMts grav f.ii"g
1.MHI tls glTn foj-jr,
jiit(iucrai fcrK. OctolKr
;itiii prax rnri- . . .
2ittns . 1 fimnlrv. all on.
l"slus o 2 foiui'lM alln
! 'No.sioamlrv
lWlms crarforr . .. .
1 uttiws s,w foundn ..
ilsi. ifoaii'lrv. allore .,
7vtmiwtv. 2 rtniiiUn, soiiiIh rn
5ii.gra fiirpe
Stilus .. 2 fnmiilr
SntvnsXo.1 fuiin;i.. .
. 1 .111
n-io
. . li "m
hf 14 m
13 8",
.. . 13 ("
. 13 7'
HWI
17 no
.... if. )
r. 2.-1
... ;i on
11.0
.. .. Hi 'Hi
.... 14 71
1TV1
. . 11 21
. 1C2i
TEU1.SI.M.S IMP 1UL1.1TS.
tend tons MHrts at cit mill ... i. 00 cash
.?si!itis ltflU-ts and hlalis, OctolKr.
metnlier . . . 24 7C cash
I.StMtmifi lilllpts. (IcIuIki, Xoicm-
hT. Ilrennlr 2171 cash
Uitnsal mill 35 m rasii
S.wi t.Ht IfflftN 25 IU CVfll
nv loos lilllPls 21 'M rash
tons tilllelK at mill 2100 cili
fiiO Umt-tifllctj- 2100 cvsh
30 Una billet atnlll 2 (X) cash
MCCI. 11 vr.
1.5W tnn neutral. Oft J2G71 cvsh
Lin isk neutral. lri Xoi . . 2fi 71 rash
1.010 torn- neutral 2Ti .VI cash
KtaK neutral. X or.. Dec 2B SO cash
i, tun- neotral 211.IO cath
51 twns netttral 2ii M cvsh
Ions neatra! 2B 40 cash
it tinMHtitral. Nov.. Dec 3! cali
- tans neatral 3. 2 cvsh
SAi tu Healral, s.jKit .. .. . ...... 2( 1C eash
sivixrirON.
I.3SenearUroo Ill
4 ttios
4 Inos
4 luus
L-MltvMts n.rnm ruicd 1 .
tC5Unn.wifIegTi.mvcd Jl
I FR1IO MVS.flAM.sv.
Watfnfi9rirTs:-ntdon.esl!c. Pitta. .$ Wi .10
tH)tteirH-rf-nt uiiixirlisl Oft .... 68 40
srrn Willi loiis.
GSBtvns Amcrlraa i". Oct . at mill. s-Tl "0
rtJjnOlls. nEAMs. KAH. ID CItOI' FMlS.
RStnat-tdiMiin and tH'am cmKct tt
ht I- no
SW tr Iw-Min fti4- Oct m 17 0(1
SJHtoasbnietf-nd- 10 8
cvsh
eash
cash
cash
t ash
cash
11 via oL.
atmis V. 2 trtiiuilri
7tnfienld hiiurt
tSttmN. 1 ffHiniirv ...
ri TO cash
20 71 cash
22 03 cash
it.r :no rvits.
Smiqus Aarrraa Ts .. 523 70 cvsh
MHUms An.trfrauTs 23 -VJ tasi
BIG BUYING AT CINCINNATI,
The Iron nml steel Trade Is Xow Very Ac
tile at That Point.
Cl-CIvATl, Oct 2 -cria7. lingers,
Ilron n A tx. i-aj The healthy condition of
the troll maiket his been demonstrated
aanrc clearlv lv the cour-eot liusmess dur
ing tlie lint week There lias heen lieav
Inning to ccnei eoiisiimcrs" legitiuiate
uantt-during 1 he next three to siv. month,
Imt Ititnacesns a mle have not attempted
to force pnecs ii.uch higher Main largo
luycrs liav e not plated their orders, but are
waiting in hopes that a seilci nnj be found
vvito vSH 1epe.1t olleis made a lew weeks
f-iHCC It Is CJUItC s.(o to sav
llwv will be ilisippomtcd for all
the leading Southern companies are well
sold np lor tiie remainder of the jcar.
Iteports from other mukets show a larger
liHimrt and incivased sale The makers of
Sontliern etir w heel irons .ire tontidput that
bctt 1 tunes aie in store for them a little
teier. but tnev are not realizing anv tiling
yet troiu the talk about what the railroads
wiUcinherealtci. Km carlv delierj- vcty
low onccsare liindc on snindaru cat wheel
toands. and weie it not for the conservative
fcpiii' i where shown the car builders
would m d ihemseHcs bcivilj VMth stocks
togiuud .igainst the prob ible advance
W ith 1. f vi options all brandies of the
tron ami stei 1 tiade ait? activ c, and the gen
crrl feeling i-ncin ot oduccrs anil conMimcts
l?civ bopeliil Noithern mill itons luive
been s, . , , tle il(.ing district at prices
that keep southern lirauds out of that mar
Let ir the iisml dilleicnce in prices ex
tscl, all the -urplns otJbouthern mill grades
Mcwili: liav. heeu disposed of to lolling null-)
in Ohio and West lrginia, mid anadvaneo
ln hive heen sustained. We quote lor
Cash. 1 fi 1. eais, ( incinuati'
Pfiatli.-riif.il,. o 1 r-uii.lr $14 71I5 25
ttfWlM-ru .-.,1,. ; ,IUiiilrv and Xo.
I1 HTiWItm
3IHrtiiK Kl ...Vi. No. J ' 1(,.V37 VJ
JU11C1117 Jt. L . liarrt.-d. S.i. 2(1 Ua22 do
Jfllii. --. rlunsol. Nil. 1 15 5USLI7 0
4-s:i r..itul .tn( ,,! S.O. 1 IC'irtaiTOll
tHrtiiem -sA. gr-. lurgt 12.1051271
PacrtlK-n eciki uimtlH 12 2Tj.l2 50
Mandanl !aliamaf-ar nluil l'l .VKiSO SO
TenHf-sf. ear rl eel . IS (XtarJ 00
lake sujienurfirwli.il l'l 00 JO SO
SIGNS OF IMP20VEMENT.
liirge Orders Tor Iron and .steel Comlnc
Into the Ciucinnvti Market.
Cimtwvti, Oct 2. i'pccian Rogers,
Brown .V to n The pig iron market
chows 6tiii lurther signs of Improvement.
In recent reports v,o mentioned the thriv
ing condition of the stovo trade, and now
w e notice that locomotive and engine build
ers are beginning to place largo orocrs for
raw iron and steel to cover contracts on
hand and in sight for their finished product,
and so it is all along the line. One bv ono
the different branches or the iron business
respond to the better feeling now pre
vailing. We quote for cash, f. o. 1). I'hiladclphia:
Ohio softeners 'o. 1 X, $19 2.VfT19 60; Ohio
softeners Xo. 2 X, $IS M)19 00. standard
rennsjivaniaXo 1 . $17 7-XtflS 2k standard
I'ennsjlvania Xo 2 X, $1G 5iijl7 25: strong
neutral forge. $14 501S 00; Lake Superior C.
C, $20 0020 ."0 standanl So. C. V. Bibb,
Attalla, etc, $22 502.1 00; Bessemer ?tccl
billets and slabs, $27 J0g2S 00.
AN ADVANCE IN PBICES
In the .southern Iron -Market and the Gen
eral Tone Is Quite Firm.
Bir.vnvoHWi, An, Oct. 2. Special
Actual sales of iron are being made at an
advance over picvious quotations. In
quiries are fiec and the general tone is firm.
A hopeful feeling prevails, well grounded
on slight advances, though the larger pio
duecrs aro not diposedtcV stickle on the
price nt the expense of piling
up stacks. Tbo largo production
continues tomovoto market, thcie being
snllicient uncertainty to promnt the keeping
dow n or stocks and'suflicient belief in the
liitutc to pi event large sales for long time
ileln or. One of the largest companies heio
sometime since made a sale lor Jntuie de
hvcrv of J0,OC0 tons, and quite recently a
sm iller sale at bottom puces, but thcse.ue
exceptional. This companv" is, however.
now making other sales tor immediate de
In erv at the advance noted. The nninin il
quotations now given out fob at the tui
nace arc- Xo 1 roundrv,$I2 21gl2 SO; X'o. 2
foundrv $11 SO: Xa 3 foundry, $10 so; gray
lorge, $10 00 llicse JIgnres aie shaded ac
cording to the extent ot the order.
While there is no danger of an immediate
effect on the course of iron production, vet
a question which has been stav ed off a long
time has foiced itselt to the liont. Tho
political war crj has been raised that tho
conv lets must be taken out of the mines in
this couutv, and all candidates for the I.cgis
1 itui-e are taking it up The Alliance candi
date for clovcrnor bus pledged himself to
remove them, and the fight mar be said to
have opened in earnest A over 2 000 con
v lets are now engaged in mining co il here,
the question is a serious industrial issue.
INQUIRIES COMING IN.
An Increased Demand for Certain Grades
of Iron at St. Louis.
St. Lons, Oct. 2 SpeeiaLl liogcrs, Brown
x. Mearhani saj The past week has de
veloped a moderate number of inquiries,
while a few medium sized orders liav e been
placed at lnegular figures. Consumption
continues to improve, and with few excep
tions Southern furnaces present a strong
lront. There is a quiet, but steady trade in
Ohio softeners at unchanged figures. In chat
coal irons there is an increased demand,
prices remaining firm. We quote for cash
1. O I) "-U i.Ollls.
Hot bl-tst coke ami charcoal:
southern coke, Xo. 1
southern cuke. No. 2
south, rn if kc. Xo 3 ...
southern gnv forge
southf mi harcovl, Xo. 1
sniilhe-rn e h.irioal, Xo.2 ....
Missouri tlurcovl, Xo. 1
Vlissouri rhare-o-il, Xo.2.
tlhiosoftt ners
( ar-w hee-l and malleable Irons:
I.aki superior
s-mithc-m ., ... .. ......
count Usv llle foundo coke
St. Louis
. J11 "Offill 71
. 14 .mail 7i
.. 13 714 10
. n sffin so
.. 17 25lf17 71
.. 11. 7VK17 25
.. 11 "WnilG 00
.. 11 aii .10
,. 18 OO&l'J m
,.!19 vnsai CO
.. 19 5031(10
......$5 C5
Metal Markets.
Xew Youk, Oct. 2. rig iron quiet; Ameri
can. $10 OOglS 21. Copper nominal; iAke,
October, $12 JO. X'ovembci, $12 3.1. Lead
steadv ; domestic, $4 55. Tin firmer; Straits,
$20 1C.
IIUXTING The Pittsburg nlmrods now In
the Kocky Monntains have had some liair
brcadth escapes. See news from thent In
TIIE DISPATCH to-morrow.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Office of Pittsbubo Dispatch, )
luiDvr, Oct. 2.
Cattie Receipts, 819 head; shipments,
7,0head: maiket nothing doing; all through
consignments; no cattle shipped to Xcur
York to-day.
IIoe;s Ueceipts, 3,403 head: shipments 3 SOD
head; innrketflnmPhlladelphi.as, $5 455 CO;
best mixed, $5 30ST5 40- Yorker.", $4 805 10;
pigs and roughs $.1 50i 50, 8 cars ot hogs
shipped to Xew lork today
SiiEEr lteceipts 1.20J head: shipments,
1,400 head; market steady at unchanged
prices.
Dj Telegraph.
Buffalo Cattle lleceipts, 102 loads
through; 5 sale maiket firm for good
bntcbcis-offairlv good grades, sales, good
medium steers, $4 OOgt 2.1; mixed butchers',
$.1 Z-0, 7 Hog. Receipts, 55 loads through.
25 sale; market opened steadv and strong,
but closed easier: about all "sold: heavv
grades, corn-fed, $5 355 45: medium weights,
corn-ted, $5 305 40; vorkcrs, good to best,
corn-fed, $5 155 25. sheep and lambs Re
ceipts, 2 loads through, 20 sale- market
easier, closing lower, with about all sold:
sheep, extra tancy, $4 504 !K good to
choice, $4 40: fair to good.W 7-i4 00 Lambs,
gooel to choice nativ e, $5 50o 00. common
to Ian, $4 59(iT5 40; Canada lambs, common to
extra, $5 yo&G 15.
Chicago Cattle Receipts, 12,000 head;
shipments, 4.500 head: market steady; prime
anil extra steers. $1 70(i 3.1. good t(i clioice,
$5 005 SO. othci-s $2 CiiS4 71; Tcxans. $2 23
2 !K), l-ansers. $2 503 uVstuckers. $1 !K)!3 21;
cows. $1102I3. Hog. Receipts, 15,
head: shipments, 7,000 head, market faiilj
:ictie. stiong and higher; lough and com
mon, $3 754 50: mixed and packers, $4 C0)
4 ?a prime henvv and butchers' v eights
$1 !-5 21; light, $4 Scei 00; second class, $4 00
(5170. pigs, $.! ro3 75. Sheep Jleecipts,
5,000 bead: shipments, 2500 bead; market
stiong- native ewes, $.i ooiffii 21: mixed and
wethers. $4 35.i 25: Texas teeders, $3 25,
Westerns, $.! 70(ffi4 50: Iambs, $3 735 50.
Xew Vork lleev c Receipts, l.sct head,
including 23 cars for sale: mai ket dull and a
shade easier; native stecs, $t 301 41 Colo
ndos, i't 80- bulls and ceiws, $1 75Q4 00.
Ilressed heel steadv at 3IJ''Vie; shipments
tomouow. 891 becvesanu is4o quartciseif
beef Calves Receipts, ."07 head; market
linn: vcaN, $1 508 00. grassers, $2 S02 50,
buttctmilk calves, $2 75S3 00. sheep Re
ceipts, cj;,yl4 head, sheep dull: lambs firm:
sheep. 1 50g5 OJ.lambs. sr, 00C 87i"dre-sed
mutton steadv at 73e.ilressed lambs firm
at ffTlOc Hogs ltete ipts, 3 030 bead, con
signed direct; nominally steady at $5 LOQ
5 so
Oinalia Oittle Receipts, 2,100 head: mar
ket active and stronger on desirable steers
and butchers' stock, other gratles about
steady: common to lancv steers, $2 75K5 75.
Westerns. $J 005 00; Texan, $2 21100.
Hog. lteceipts, 1,700 head; the market was
active and stionger, the advance being
miinly on corn mixed hogs, which weio
largelj in the majoiitv; light. $4 35g4 W,
heavj, $4 Oaiffil s5; mixed, $4 00g4 01. sheep
Receipts, llshead; demand good; maiket
linn.
St. Louis Cattle Receipts, 1.400 head;
shipments. 1,100 head; market steady;
good to choice nativ c-, $5 005 SO; fair to
good do, $2 90(fft 10. Texan and Indian
steers, (1 403 05, canncrs. $1 50g2 35 Hogs
Receipts, ..20O head; shipments, none:
maiket stronger; fair to choice heavy, $4 !K)
? 5 Oh mixed, $4 40g4 h5; light, fair to good,
$4 C04 80 sheep Receipts, 400 head; ship
merts, none; m nket stiong, lair to choice,
$2 iflflJ co
Cincinnati Hogs Lower; common and
light. $3 50014 C5. picking and butchers,
$4 STifES 00; leeeipts, 2,500 head: shipments,
1,100 head Cattle easy; fair to choice butch
ers grades, $2 OO'ijt 00; prime to choice ship
pers, $.! .ViiffiS 25: receipts. ,1S". bead; ship
incuts, 220 held, sheep scarce, firm; com
mon to choice, $2 OOiffit 50. extra fat wcthcis
and Jcarlings. $4 75fl0i), leeeipts, ".I51 bead,
shipments, 5W hciui laimbs steady: com
mon to choice, $1 OOfJj 50 per 100 pounds
Kansas Citv Cattle Receipts, 5,440 bead;
shipments, C30 bead; mai ket steadj ; steers,
$3 255 75; cows, $1 2552 75; stotkers and
leedurs, $2 oo1 70 Hogs Receipts, n,3tD
bead, shipments. 2.1s0 head; market ste idv to
strong: bulk, $4 C04 70; all grades, $3 254 80.
Sheep Receipts, i,jjo head; market steady.
Collee Mnrkcti.
r.vtTivror.r. Oct J -Coffee steady; Rio car
goes, fatr, 17c; Xo. 7, He.
Xtw Or.LK.AXS. Oct. 2 Coffee dull and
lowcr;Rto, ordinarj to fair. 16(lSc.
Xew- Youk, Oct 2 Coffee Options
opened steadv to QT points down; closed to
5 points down to 5 points up: sales, 33,000
bags, including- October, 12.2012.40e; X'o
v ember, 11.20OI1 40c: Uecembei, lL13lLD0c;
January, ll.13ll.20e- Slaich, 11.20c; Slav,
ll.30i7811.35c; June, lLSOc. Spot ltio quiet and
steauylair cargoes, 17e; Xo. 7, 13Jllc.
The Drj goods Market.
XrwYonK. Oct. 2 There was no change
in the Urv goods maiket to-day.
The Price of Hnr Silver.
X"fw Yokk. Ocf. 2. Special. Bar silver
in London. 451 ioronncc: X"ew York deal
ers' price lor sih er, "JSo jiei ounce.
THE
WEINKLES IN TRADE.
Conversion of the Allegheny Central
Hotel Into a Flat.
GOOD TIIIXGS AT WILKIKSBURG.
A Two-Hundred Acre Tarm in the Sur
veyors' Hands for Subdivision.
FE4TDIJES Of MOXEI AND SPECTJUTIOX
Allejlicny Central Hotel is beins con
verted into a flat, or apartment building.
It will be supplied with an elevator, and
have a cafe on the top floor. The interior
is undergoing a complete transformation.
It is the intention to make it one of the
finest structures of the kind in this or any
other citv. The cost of the improvement
vi ill reach 815,000 or 520,000.
The Central has hail a long but not wholly
srcccssfiil career as a hostelrie. It was
erected in lhGS. The location is one of the
best 011 the XorthsiuY. In its new form it
should be a pav ing investment. The on tiers
arc ceorgc Shields and W. 11 Graham.
lovements at Wllklnsburg.
Wilkinsburg promises to furnish two good
real estate Items before long. 3Ir. Peter
Hick, or Campbell A Dick, b is made an offer
of about $ls,000 for the Hublcy property on
l'enn avenue, below ood, and it is now
under serious consideration. The lot is
about 200 feet sqnaie. The house is a largo
two-story buck. If his offer be accepted
Mi. Dick will improve tho place and occupy
it as a lcsidcnco.
Tnobtotheis, wboown a stone quarryin
Westinoi eland county, ate looking for a
site whcicon to e icet twostono residences
which will cost $35 000 each. 1 hey want a
frontage ofat least 200 feet 011 a good street,
and aio willing to piv a good price lor it.
Ihev hive ono 01 two sites 111 view, but ate
open for offers.
Another Largo Snb-Divislon.
A tract of 200 acres, owned by Alexander
Duiupsrer, founerly City Kngineer, at Par
nassus, on the Allegheny Vallej Railroad, is
being plotted, and w ill soon be placed on
the mukci through the agency of A. Leg
gate A s-on
Tho lots will range from one to five acres,
and snpplv a much-needed want foi largo
sites lot suburban homes.
Coining to a Head.
Sev eral plans have been submitted for tho
Xewsboys' Home, to be elected on the site
donated by Mrs. Schenley, at the corner of
Old avenue and Shiugiss street. They differ
considerably in stjle and cost, but all of
them contemplate a structure which w ill be
uselul as well as ornamental.
The committee having the matter in
charge will meet next week, w hen a selec
tion will be made. The building w ill then
be put under contract.
Itusiness News and Gossip.
New York had a little boom yesterday.
Stocks were higher.
It will take about $c5,000tobny the Marshall-Kennedy
mill property.
The Evans estate subdivision, McKces
port, is the only plan of lots on the market
within the city limits.
Of five or six: rapid transit schemes under
consideration by the West Endeis, one or
twow ill llkelv be adopted. The latest idea
is to build a road diiectlv from the Point
bridge to Crafton This will do fora starter.
The Tenth waid, Allegheny, is the most
piogiessivepart ot theXorthside. Lots are
going off v cry fast and building is activ e.
The proposed electric 10 id on California
av enue is helping business 111 that quai tcr.
James S. McCartney Ins sold to l'eter Her
mes a 1 esidence property in the Sixth waid
foi $7,500.
The City Deposit Bank announces a divi
dend of 5'percent.
Talk on tho street jesterday was favor
able to a successful issue of the Chambers
embarrassment.
Central Railroad of Xew Jersey announces
a div idend of 1J per cent, payable Nov em
ber 2.
As advertised in another column of this
paper, "samuel W. Illack ,t Co will have
another auction sale of fine level lots at
Ha7elwood this afternoon at 2 o'clock Be
ing in the city and on an electric lino en
hancement is certain.
Movements in Ttealty.
J. E. Glass sold a new two-story frame
dwelling of eight 100ms andall modern con
Tenieuces, with lot L0 feet front, situate on
Parker street, near O'Hara, foi $4 500.
James W. Drape t Co. sold an interest in a
piece of property adjoining the city of
about two acre , with improvements, and
small houso and lot in the citv, for $8,423;
also a piece of property near McKeesport
for $0,500: also several lots at Avonmore,
fiom $300 to $500 each: also sev eral lots in the
Keystone plan, Crafton, at liom $300to$t00
each; also several lots in Munhall Terrace
plan, at from $325 to $450 each.
A. Z. Bj eis i, Co. sold for Mrs. Selona B.
Jenkins to E. Dougherty a new frame house
of five looms, attic, hall, etc., w ith lot 25x100
feet, fionting on Duqucsne avenue, Du
quesne Park, Allegheny City, for $2,200.
Black iBandsold lor Julius Gioetzingcr
toEdwaid O Brien lots Nos. 23 and 21, in
George A. Reineman's plan, in tho Thir
teenth waid, lion ting 42 lect on Millwood
avenue and extending hack 130 fcettoan
allev, for $1,500.
s. A. Dickie & Co. sold for John II. Hughes
to T. C Hcisack a lot on Bennett stieet,
Twenty-first ward, 21x135 feet, for $475
Baxter, Thompsum t Co. sold lot X'o. 10,
Knell place plan, 22 teet on Kiikpatriek
street and extending back 120 feet to 20 foot
allej", for $300
The Ruildlng Kecor.l.
Eight permits were issued ycstei day for 18
impiovcments, the cost of all being esti
mated at $50,050.
II. s. A. Stewart, nine brick dwellings on Ilxjrs
streit, Xlnetcentli ward; cost, $41,000. Mrs. 31o
Closkev, three brick to-stor dwellings on Car
111 gie avenue, Fightcenth w ard ; cost. $3.b00. John
Beek. irame twi-storj d filing on Conrad street.
Twentieth ward: cost, $210(1. Herman Ross, brick
two-torv dwelling on 1 ihnuiid street. Sixteenth
v-urd: cost 1.800. tfeoiere- Cirdner. fr-nnc two-
steir dnclhngon lilst I'nd avenue. TwenM-stcond
warel; cost, $1,0.50 llirbara stotke. frame two
stfir) dee oiling nit Rowan strei t, fwenn-urstward;
cost. $1,000. Andrew ISeektinn. frame addition to
clnelhng on Lucas alley. Llhtocntli ward: .ost,
Sroo, August Haiti r. frame addition to store oil
.Main street, Tliirtj-lourth ward; to-t, $100.
MCEE DOING.
A Brisker Movement at the Banks No
rinch for I'timls.
The local money maiket was moio activo
jestciday th in on any previous dnv of the
week, occasioned by a better call for lo ins
and larger discounting. Depositing also
showediuipioveinent. These items plainly
indicate expansion of business.
Iheic was no pinch in funds nor change in
rates, which were on the basis of (,7 per
cent. Bank eleai ings wei e nl ove the recent
average, aggregating $2,21S,!0J 24. Balances
were $305 SIM 82.
A Fomtli avenue broker received tho fol
lowing Irom New Yoik" Ln7aid, Fierce &
Co. have advice of shipment ot $000,000 gold
to them from Havre to da, and also the
shipment of $530,000 gold to-mortow from
J.iveipnol. jieieiuiiiae-ii, icKciiiennci .x. Co.
have advice of shipment to them or $5J0,100
gold to-dav .
As compared w ith statements of the I'itts
burg national bunks made to tbo Comp
troller ot the Currency at the last callJuly
U, 1KII, the following changes aie shonn.
'Ihe compilation is by It. J. Money. Ji.: Re
seive. increase, $701,5.9. deposits, decrease,
$21700, lo ins, dcciease.f 151,318; legal tendeis,
decicnsc, $11,410: specie, decrease, $183,011;
circulation, increa-c, $11,330. due fiom legal
leserve agents, increise, $010,233. Ihe banks
now hold $1,451,915 in excess r the 21 per
centns requited by-law, 01 2027 per cent of
net deposits.
At New Yoik ycstei day money on call was
easy, ranging Horn 4gS percent, last loan 4,
closed at 4. Pi line mercantile paper,
Si(i7. Stcrlingcxchango quiet and steady,
$4 illjf for CO-day bills and $4 S3 for demand.
Closing Bond Quotations.
U. S.4sreg 110
(In 4s conn 116
X'orthern I'ae. Ists..
do do 2nds
Xorthw'rn Ollsols.
do debenture s os .
Oregon A Trans.fis .
M.L.& IrouM. den.
5s
St. L. & San Fran.
Gen. M
St. Paul Consols ....
st.Fauk Chi. S. Pae.
Ists
Tex. Tac. L. G. Ir.
Kits
Tex. l'ac. It. G. -Ir.
Hcts
Union Pac. Ists
dest Shore
.t. G. W. ists
,H5!c
.10-1
Hi's
10,
do 2s STJS
do4lsscemn
Paclacfis of'ai Ill
Lolilt.iauastalliped4s SOX
Missouri fis
Te mi. new set 6s K3s!
do do 5s 100
dodo 3s eiO
Canada So. 2ds 08
Cm. Pacific lsts ....100
Dm. .tit. (Lists.. ..115
do do 4s 7SV
Ic-ll..tK U.VVcstlst-i
1'rleads ltav
M. K. AT. den. 6s.. 77
do do Is 44
Mutual Union C 101
X. J. C. Int. Ccrt....W0j4
1C6
124SJ
!ll3
! 83
, sis:
.107M
,101 'i
. 76
Bank Clearings.
Chicago Money at 6 per cent.
Bank
PITTSBURG- DISPATCH.
clearings, $18,213 374. New York exchange,
23o discount.
St. Louis Clearings, $303311.-,; balances,
$422,267. Money, 7S per cent. Excli.mge on
New York, 50e discount.
Mevipiiis New York exchnnec selling nt
$1 premium. Clearings, $393, 551: b dances,
$9,745.
Ni-w ORLrA?.s Clearings $1,3J0,C5G- Now
York exchange. 50c; bank, 50; conimcicial,
$1 59 per $1,000 discount.
Nfw Y"ork dealings, $1o2,172,1S1; balances,
$7,300,701.
Bostox Clearings, $21,120,172- balances,
$2,4Sa,101. Monc,per cent. Excliingoon
New Yoik. lo20c discount. , ,
PuiLAnFLriuv Clearings. $15,324,3SS, bal
ances, $2 00 1 438. Money, 4 per cent.
Baltimore Clearings, $2,847,950, balances,
$115,278. Money, 0 per cent.
HOME SECURITIES.
AN IIiSY DAY OX" 'CIIANGE, lYXTII
SOME THINGS OX" TIIE KltX.
Philadelphia Gas Taken at a Disadvantage
and Clipped a Fraction The Tractions
landing New Supporters Airbrake and
Luster rollow tbo Gasscrs Electric
Stronger.
The beais made an impression 011 Phila
delphia Gas vejstctilay, using as an argu
ment the nncettaintv of the outcome of tbo
pending litication. If tho company loso.it
w ill no doubt beat some disadvantige, hut
ifitwins, it will bo in a position to wipe out
tho floating debt. Thcso considerations
should be allowed to offset each other
pending a settlement. The icst of this
gioup was weak in sympathy with tho
leader.
The tractions appear to be making new
friends ev cry tlay. Talk about auyofthem
losing money is less pionounced than lor
mcrly. They nre all getting in good work
ing ordei, and there is less friction between
them. Combinations aro still talked of, but
nothing definite has been div ulged. They
were nil steadv to stiong jestei day except
Duqnesne, which lost giound. At tho last
call 10 was bid. For Manchester 37J was bid,
and lC1 for 200 shales of Birmingham, ol
feieel at 17 an impiovemcnt.
There w as no change in tliemincis, except
I.ustei, which was clipped a fraction. Elec
tuc wasalittlo stifferon news that Boston
was buving. Airbrake submitted to a slight
concession. The works at V.'ilineiding are
now 1 nulling on a five-day seven-honi basis.
There were no sales at the fitst call. At
the second 70 shares 01 Lustoi changed hands
at 12, and 20 Citizens' Traction at 1 Thu
thiicl call was like unto tho first. Between
calls 50 shares of Philadelphia Gas weio
maikctednt 11.
Bids ami asking prices at each call are appended.
HKST I SECOND TII1IIII
rXCIIANGE CALL. CVLL. CALL.
stock. B A B AP A
Allfclic-nyN.uk.... 88
ExilijiiKeX't U. .. . S7H .... S7H:
reeholil Hank u .... (16 .... ui
Liberie. X. B .. 103i" 10
Marine X at. Bk .... 110
MirlruiUV X'.likl IK'S .... lWi
Mon. Xat. Bank., 1T0
People'sXat.Ilk. 175
'leutouia In. Co.l.... 02 .... ....
AVestern Ins, ejo.l.... 50
Alle. Htat. Co 75
Chartlers V. Gas' ... B 1 4"4 6
M mufact'rs' G.I.... 2li 25'e;
PhlUdelnlilx Co. 11 HJ9 11 ll'fi 10"( 11
Wheeling Gas 20 .... 2(1 21
Central Traction 20' 21 20"s 21 20 21
f'itlre 11s Traction fi04 (il li0"s Ol'f 60ti (it
Pittsburg Tract 40 40 .... I 40 .. .
I'll isart Vvllcy 23?,-.... 23 21
Allpghein Vallev .... 4
N".Y..vC G.C. to 39 J9 ....
Red Cloud M. Co .... 34
HIcMco Min. Co Jt'i 4
I.l XliriaM. Co. 20 50 31 43 31 45
Luster Min. Co 11', 12 lj Wi llli HJi
West'house Klec 141- 11 14'i IS 14S !
Mon. Water Co 23
Unloa b.Jt s., cj0, 8 8 SJi S
WhouseA. II 105 107
W'house HCLtn .... 71
Stand. 17. C. to. , 61 .... i.l .... U ....
WALL STREET'S REVIEW.
ANOTHER TURN FOR THE BETTER IN
THE STOCK MABKET.
Missouri rariflp, TVhlch Led the Late Re
action, Heads the Bevivals Marked
Gains in Most of the List A stream of
Gold From Europe.
Nfw York, Oct. 2. The stock maiket to
day took another tuin for the better, and
while there was not only a marked ex
pansion in business and a material improve
ment 111 puces, a decidedly bullish feeling
was developed in the room, and the forces
of depression were withdrawn in the face of
the overwhelming volume of new buj ing.
There was veiy little stock offering even at
the advanced pi ices in thciittciuooii.
Thei e w eie a number of fav orable factors,
chief among w Inch wero futther heavj'ai
livals of gold, together w ith advices of other
amounts to leave the other side, while the
buj ing for tho insideis 111 all the pioinincnt
stocks and the evident desire of the foreign
ers to pui chase weie influential in creating
n. similar desire on the part of the local oper
ntorson both sides ot the account. There
weie many evidences of largo purchases by
the Vanderbilt paitv. and purchases of Mis
soui 1 Pacific by brokers identified with the
Gould interests weie most maiked. The
character of the buying in Western Union,
Lake Shore, Wheeling and Lake Erie pre
ferred, Missouri Pacific, Rock: Island, Lonis
v ille anil Nashville and Chicago, Builingtou
and Quincy attracted considerable atten
tion. I
The opening of the market was active lint
without excitement or feature other than
the uecline 111 Missouri Pacific, but the de
sire to buy was made immediately apparent,
and prices all along the line movetl up
materially in the flistfew minutes, only to
be checked bv the heavy selling of Rock
Island by the bears, which loiced its juice
offfiomSO to "'li. its coinp my being kept
bv Sugar and Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago.
Before the end of the first hour, how
ever, the attempt to loice the mm ket
lower was given up, and all the leading
shaies, under the lead ol Missouri Pacific,
made rapid pi ogi ess in the upwaid elirec
tion, Rock Island falling into line with the
rest. The amount of business done was v eiy
large.
While there was a falling off in this re
spect aftei 12 o'clock there was no cessation
to the advance 111 pi ices, the maiket llnally
closmg veiy active and stiong at the top
figures nil along tbo line. Tho final gains
reached 2 in Missouri Pacific, but Atchison
and Louisv llio and Nashville are each up 1:
Sugar, Canada Southern, Lackawanna and
Beading, each 2 per cent; Union Pacific, V-;
Wabash pretcned 1: Xorthcin Pacific
prefened. New England and Big Four, caeli
1; Burlington, St. Paul and Lake hoie,
each ljjj, and thcothcis smnllcr amounts.
Railioad bonds weio comparativ ely quiet,
but displaved a decidedly strong tone, al
most keeping pace witn tue snare 11st 111
making maiked advances. Total sales,
$1,173000. Atchison and the Beading issues
were veiy strong, and scored matciial ini
provemeirt. The lest of the list, however,
weie generally traded within nniiow limits,
and w bile strong, lulled to score such sub
stantial gains. The maiket closed strong at
the highest prices of the day. The highest
and closing quotations are:
Atchison hie R.Kffi fl3
Urst taHdSZ'i
N .1 VT 10
XV CiM Ms
Ogn lmp5s
X Y E ls 1
X.lCoslfig 1
.N Vl.V 2d .
IN YD 4 Wis
OrgS 1 1
I' ii- Mo Is ....
1'S.W Is ....
11'D.tr. 2d....i
A. A 1'. inc
c... 14",. 14 'a
.... 73V. 7J"j
i lrt .
Am Cot Oilss ja'4(ai 0s4
Bur Con rJ2VSl-f
(ont Il" (SlOJ
dies .to. Is .lu.if(SilUl'i
K. X A. Is . . 70 (ii 70
C. A, i: HI 5s. M7'a 'I7;j
I'm. euiio is iui i 101
Can Sou 1st.
Seconds ,
Chat. Is
4 1 C&I Is S F.
f t st I.X.I'
lln'.-.ldlO.V
,. as a as
.124Vai2P.
111 fijllo "
Itllisluup ..1
liillslVlllli 1
1: wxocouVi
I!; i.llllg 4s
au'sfu 'JZ'
KrlcSec Coll .ll4 SI04
Lionels,.. .'.".".".
Kepi It Gas Is S2'( 1-"'.
Ft "WJU'G1. ll'ifii 7IJs
FA I'M 37 J!
H AT Is IOOsvS us
11 V .Is S-I's 8.!'s
nirii :
! S. W P TrOs :
r is .-
; c: vi'i-
V Is. . '..'..'.'.
Iron Mt
ti, 10. (rtlOi
sti, .tsris. 1
stl.VATHls.l
" ISA P 8os
StPiM2il....l
('Olisols 1
Flies ...
Firsts...,
.1 BV ..
K.tT2d
. .Sl.V.'ii SB'S
...loi'jiaioi'i
...KB (ffilO.1
.... 41 lil 41
.. 7;'-fl&77
Firsts
Ken Cen4s ..
cfmrs :
st t ir p ...
. 80' W
Laclead Gas
Ls Is Con...,
11 N K
t s.(m t , s,
.11') "(iliu "
.112 mu
Consols 1
ht Ls is 1
see mid
fl'le
lllvlflcnds 112 IUU2
LstLJbTls.. SmiS.Sii
LI ls 117 Q117
L B X St L Is. 84 fm W
second
rKI'iX I
rstL&KCI. i
l'l" Oss J
fill M) 1
M.tE Con....H t"3i
M A. N 1915.
X P 5s
Montana....
.109 (aUt.l
. 82 (A Slli
VMGM :
W. lb 2d :
i)cbn
AOlH&Vll
C .. N P os .
. Mil (r1 Mil
X V s.f (.VI Ss 83 III ta
nrsts n
W X v- t i.l :
X" W Cons lSt'srfii'IllS
Lxt 4s a M3
Deb Xew 10S ("10.1
X YCEx5s...l02'i,l02s.
I Irsts ."... !
J SCoup 1
lu'Kuiar .
xne total saies 01 stoc ks to-day weio ju.,v.j
shares, including Atchison, 105,a0S; Canadian
Southern, 3,280: Chicago Gas, 0,020; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 7,310, Erie, 20,220;
Hocking Valley, 3,430; LukeShoic; Louisville
and Nashville, 12.150. Missouri Pacific, 42,740:
.Moiinwcsicro, o,nw; oith Amelican, i:,oyo;
Northern Pacific, (!,2H5; X'oithein Pacific
r. ...! 1TKOA. l..l.l. . .. , 0-1. Ttmlilln..
eornicill J uuiiie;, tl,illj; i01llieill infill.
uefeired, 17,590; Pacific Mall, 4 870: Reading.
2,740; Richmond and West Point, 111, &t.
'an I, 5C9.i; Union Pacific, 3C,b3S; AVestern
(.(.. -i noc
Paul
Union, 3,034.
The following table shows the prices of active
SATURDAY OCTOBER
ftocks on the New York Stock Exchanee yesterday.
Corrected dailr for Thk Dim-atcii bv WlHTNEY ffi
STFnibxsov, oldest Plttsouig members of the
" KTK Stock EXCl
ork Stock Exclnnge, 57 fourth renne:
n
E2.
American Cotton oil
American Cotton Oil. nfd.
Am. Siigirieinnjrcii. ..
Ain.b. KiBnlnerCo., nfd..
Atch.. Ton. & ?. v.
I anailiinVvcifie
Cnnai i southern
Centrilorx'iw Jersey
Jcntnl Pacific
Che sjpeake and Ohio
A'., 1-tpfd
C. ft .. 2d pld
hlcngo (lis Trust
P'Ul,',r"jtsul"e.
2IS
40H
8.)
94
4I'i
ss
ri7
no
31s
213J
53
".iojj
lltl'j,
SO
32 "f!
25
'87 "i
1
4-C
83
5M
118
34
27
hlii
".itii
ls'4
74 h
117
81i.
Xl'i
24'fj
2414
47
87
UPfJ
435
88
l'l
118
34
26;
50't
aiv
rffi
IJ's
711
11014"
81
72-
Si'4
ni'-j
IV.
10 '
40
S2'?
ai
I01J4
21
67':
124'si
80
101 H
43
:.Vi
DTs
100
16M
HO
1SV!
42
30'4
68
30
SO-V
175
54 's
1'IM
MV
74-s;
24
22s
30 C
Si
40
2i
C0s
19T4
13!4
55S
108 s,
14S
41V
14'
3I)"a
82
78
46 H
83"4
94
4t3
S3
17
HB'jf
Sit
2H5
Si
toi
72S
116 V.
73
3
in'
rahs
KH
ia
1X1
lls
48'4
50 'i
6Tl
"20-V
6.i"n
122"i
78
lOt
44
54H
92
101
K'i
1WA
17Js
40
28'.
C,,
TliTi
20
- ., ...1 ,v ri. 1- IUI,
-. Mil. X St. Paul,
p.- Rik I. X. I- . .
. pfd
'..st. p. M.ftO
X Xortliniestern
C",s-. C. .c I
'ol toaixirou
! , l.ie'v & West
!cl. L Hudson
eu. Xlilonrande
pen. .lido brande. pfd. .
lt. 4. cattle I 'd're Trust
I.T.. Va.iOa
Illinois Central
LakeLrleJt We-t
Lake KrleX VA est., pfd....
Lake Shore XXI. s
LcnlsilllcXXaslivillc ....
Mlclilg-in Central
MolilleXOldo
Xlls.ouri 1'aclflc
Xiition il Cordage Co. . ..
National Cordage Co., prel
Xatlonal Leid Trust
Xew York Ccntial
X". V.. C. Xst. I.
11
I UiSi
71
Kit!
Hl"u
in
20
4nu
52"s
140
l-a'-S
20
4SH
-v-a: 1 ,
66 I ITT'.I
12PJ 111 I
7H'B son
101 102 I
44 41
51H .ISs;
1211 n
10i"s 101 i
IBS Hi1.
im4 no'
Kh isa
40 43
28SJ 30V
r.7 s
37 :'
20'i 20;.
18
"lTk "ii",
27J 20',
74 76V4
"ss'i "vi"
U 23'4
3S" 40".
21's 25't
60 6BV,
102 1S3
13 13i
"'ii" "li
39 42',
lis. 4's
Hl'4, 3
81' 82n
.171-, 375,
77, 7'4
X. v., (. JM, 1,., 2dpren
.-.. 1 .. 1.. j-.. .V o
X. A .. t. K X" liref
X.Y. 1X.K
X A.O. XW
XorfolkX Western
XorfolkX Western, preL
North American Co
Northern I'acillc
X'orthi rn IMcinc, prel
Ohlo&JIIssIstlpi
Oregon Improvement
Pacific Mall
Peo.. Dee. X Evans
Philadelphia X Beading .
Pg., Cin , Chlcago&st L
r.. c. c. x st. l. prd
l'ulhuan Palace Car
Richmond X V . P. T
Richmond X . P. T.. pfd
St. Paul. Minn. X Man....
Texas Pacific
Union I'acillc
v abash
AVthash. pfd
Western Union
XMiiellng Jfc L. E
Wheeling X L. K., pld....
17W
27S
73"-6
31
211,
3S
23 i
192
11H
14
394
Ills
21',
IPs
KH
Philadelphia Stocks.
Closing eiuotatlons of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nisher) be hltnev X Stephenson, brokers. Xo. 17
Fourth aieuue, members of Xew York Stock Ei-
ciiantre
Bid. Asked.
PennsvlranlaRallroad !A
ReadlugRallroad 20 1-16 2I.I-I
HiilTilo. N". 1. Xl'lilla
Lehigh Vallev frO'i 51
Xorthern l'vcltlc M 28Ta
Xorthern I'acliic preferred 71s, 76
I.ehlgh Naelgulon 49'. ...
Philadelphia X Lrlc 33 34
Boston Stock Closing Prlccvs.
Atch. XTop 41s.'Hoston A Moat ..
Boston X Albany.. ..203 Calumet X II ....
.. 46
..270
.. 17'
Jiostoni.viaine 174 ir'rankln
Chl.Wir. X eiuincv.
Kasternlt It. i.s 121
FltchhurgK.lt 7b
UlntXPtreM ... . 2!i
Ke.irsage 1j
Osceola rt... Xli
siantaie Copper..... 1
Tarn iraik 174
AnnlstnnLand Co.. 31
k c.st.j xc.is.7s urn
lias., ueiilral..
Ufa San Hie mt Land Co. 184
Alex. Cen. com
22 West End Ho 17
X. V. X.N. Enir II llellTelenhone 180
Old ( olom 167', Vatcr Power 3
is. Lenrl common 20'si(ent. Xlluhig 16i
Alloucz Mln.Co.new l'4Butte& Boston cop. 17Jf
Electric Stocks.
Bostox', Oct. 2 .Special. Electric stock
quotations here to-day were:
Bid.
Thompson-Houston Electric Co.... 43 '0
'Ihoinpsoii-Houstoiil lectricCo .pfd 26 00
Ft. Waene Electric Co 14 Oil
VV e stlnifboiisf Trust lteceipts 14 03
Detroit Llectric Co 9 60
Asked.
49 21
2li 10
14 21
1100
10 00
Mining Stock Quotations.
Nrrw Youk. Oct. 2 Alice, 150; Aspen, 300;
Consolidated California and Virginia, 537J.C:
Hcadwood, 200; Hale & X"oi cross, 140; Homo
stake, 150: Horn silver, 333; lion Silver, 110;
Ont.uio, SSTK): Ophir '340, Plymouth, 175: Sav
age, 250; Standard, 140: Sierra Nevada, 240;
Union Consols, 225, Yellow.Jacket, 150.
PARIS Pittsburg at the Gay French Cap
ital by Ida M. Tarbell. See her letter in
TIIE DISPATCH to morrow.
THE SUNDAY DINNEE.
X"rnlts on the AVnno and Ocean Products In
Light Demand.
Thocost of market basket filling Ins not
materially changed since last Saturday. In
fruit lines grapes have the lead, and peaches
are on the wane. The latter aie near their
end lor this season and prices show an up
waid inclination. Tropical fiuits 1110 u
shade firmer than they were a week ago,
but retail prices remain unchanged. Late
advances in piices of butter have the effect
of bringing oleo to the fiont and the gen
uine article is barely steady at last week's
puces. Stuctly I lesh eggs are 111 short sup
ply and maikets aie firm at prices quoted.
Watermelons are now a thing of the past,
and cantaloupes soon will be. The hot
weather ot the w eek past has beenadveise
to trade 111 the line ot lane and ocean pro
ducts. White fish and largo salmon are
seaice. Standard oysters aie in good sup
ply, but select are scarce. Soft shell crabs
1110 done for the season, and frogs are in
limited supply. Floiists report a slight im
piovetnent in trade, but prices remain as
they were a week ago. Staple ments rarely
change in price, whatever the upsanddowiis
of live stock.
Follow mg aro latest retail prices of mar
ket basket filling:
Mevts Best cuts of tenderloin steaks, 21c per
lb: sirloin, lsaw: standing rib roast, lsiffijoc;
e'uick ro ists, 12c; corned heel, 8fad0c per lb; sprint:
Inmh, 2k: leg ot mutton, 12'clor hlndniiirttr and
8c lor lore ipiarter: loin of mutton. 15c; lamb chops,
20c; stowing piccfs. cc per lb; leal roasts. I2(lc
per lb, md f utlets, Jiic. Pork chops. 12'sc, and
steaks. 10c, anaiHanccof 2c per lb on rates which
hae prevailed for some months past.
VlOETABLES ami Fill IT Cabbage s,510c: pota
toes, loc per halt pcik;sneet potatoes, 2U2h: ier
hairpeek: roasting ears. loiaUOc 11 dozen; green
beans, 20c a halt peck; wax beans. JOc a half
peek; smiasn. 5e apiece: onions. 25c a
naif peek; bananas, lHT?lic- a dozen; car
rots. V a bunch: tomatoe s, 10c a ejuarter peck;
pe is, 25c per II df peek: lemons. 2VS3uc perdozen;
oranges, 2j(5140c; lettuce, 2 bunches for ie; bee ts, 1
nunc lies lor 111c: rauisiit... ,ic a uiineii; f iicumuers. 4
forlOe; eggpl ints "lOc; eilcrv, it a bunch: eaull
Iloeeer, lUff-c apiece; apples, 1012. a hall peek;
grapes, .'.icapound; peaches, 1015c a ejuarter
IHck: pluuis. I0(ille aquait.
BuTTtii VMiEe.os Good creamery. 272Sepcr
fti; t incv brands. 3ic: choice country rolls, 28c; good
cookintr butter. 17c: fresh uco. 2:c nei dozen.
1'otI.TItv Ilrcssci:
ciucKens. i-j 10 ix per
16;
dutks. 13 toljcncrlu: turkes. 16c.
1-Isu rollow Ing are the articles in this llneon
the st ills, with prices: Lake almou,10 to lie; Cai
llorui 1 salmon, 3. to 40c per pound; w hite lish, 12
to 15c; herring. 4 pounds tor 21e; Spanish mackerel,
2Uepcr pound; blue fish, 15c: halibut. 20c: roe k bass.
2e : lake trout, 12.c; lnbsiers. 20c; green sea turtle.
20to2ic; ojstcrs, Nev York counts. $1 71 per gal
lon: smelts. 20c a jiouud-sh id, ?1 00 to $12icaeh;
scallops, 20c 1 pound; M ickluan trout, 12S.C per
Jieiuud, suit sin Her lbs. $1 00to$l V).i ducn; frogs.
1 00 to s 10 a flot 11; 1 1 mis. $1 2. 11 gallon,
liowms La ri-iuee. Ji 2 per doze 11: Mermets,
$1 21 Hrdo7eu: Brides, fl 2 per dozen yellow and
white roses, $1 00 per dozen; Bennetts, $1 no per
dozen; carnations. .He perdozen; Duchess of Al
bnn. $1 21 ikt dozcli; hostes. $1 2. a elotn;
watir lilies. 'Sm a dozen; sweet lie1 is. 10c a
dozen: Senator A ootten roses. $1 21 a doen: Lll
1 11 111 Alba. 71c a doen; glidlolus, 71c to si 00 a
dozen: Litlum Koseillu, 7ocadozen; hvdrailgca,
15c apiece.
IV ool Markets.
Nf.w Yor.K Wool steady and quiet; domes
tic fleece, 30(&3lic: pulled, 2b33t: Texas, lb
24 e.
St. Louts Wool Receipts, 3 400 pounds;
shipments, 05,400 pounds; demand good and
all lots placed 011 sale are meeting ready
takers at full pi ices.
PiiiLDLLrniA Wool Market quiet and
puces steadv; Ohio, I'cnnsvlvania and West
Virginia, AS and above, 2103c" X, 293Ic;
medium, 37c: coaise, 3,i44c: Xew 101k,
Michigan, Indiana and Wctem line or X
and XX, 2(.28c: medium, 35c;conse, J2Jf
31Ke: line washed delaine, X and XX, :c
.iiie; medium w. ishcil combing nnd delaine,
.17Vi40c; co use washed co inbingandclelaine,
3.i;Yg33c; Canada washed combing, 32"4c;
tun washed, choice, 3C'58c; fair, .'kxii'.bc;
co.use, I3ffi34c: medium unwnsbed combing
and delaine, 2C20c: coarse unwashed comb
ing and delaine, 25ffi2bKc; Montana, 10ff23c;
Temtorial, li21c.
Bostos, The demand for wool has heen
steady, and the sales of tbo w eek amount tei
$5,040,000 pounds or all kinds. The sales of
domestic have been larger than those of a
week ago, atiHumtiiig to 24,100 pounds. Tho
market has been veiy steadv, and prices re
main the same. Ohio fleeces hav o been dull,
X selling at 29c; XX at3031c;X'o. l.it SMl&c;
Michigan X has been qu.et at 27c; No- l -lt
3435c; combing nnd delaino fleeces bc
been in good demniid. with m leesflniuXo. 1
combing, I810c: Ohio fine delaine, M
35c; Michigan tlinn delaine. .He. lui-
utory wools
nave ueen 111
dcaiand
within, sales ot b04 000-nounds. at pinions
pi ices, fine on a scimi e
coined basis selliug.it hum
IClc: fine medium, 5758c, and lnedium, Mai
51c. Oregon wools hao been quiet at lb
lie. Cilifoiniuhns sold more fieeli.at Wa
24c. as to quality. Texas wools hac u,eeu
quiet, witn snles at 2222Xe for spring.
Pulled w ools have been 111 steadv demand,
supers selling nt 30I53, nnd extra "" j3
32c. Australian woois hav o been fir"1; """
elgn carpet wools has been steady.
3, 1891;
A LIGHT EM OF FRUIT.
Grapes aDd Peaches in Short Supply,
and SJarket Firmer.
VEGETABLES IN FAV0R0FB0YERS.
The Upward Movement of Cereals Arrested,
but Trices Steady.
COFFEE LOWER AND SUGAR STEADY
Omen of PiTTsnuuo DisrATcn, ?
Friday, Oct. 2.
CotrX'TKY Pkoducc (Jobbing Prices)
lleceipts of grapes and peaches are light,
and markets are tending upward. House
holders who failed to lay in supplies of
peaches last month will pay higher prices
now. As home-raised fruits wane, those
from the tropics are growing firmer. Lemons
arc very scarce, and choice stock sells read
ily at outside quotations. Vegetables of all
kinds are slow, with situation in favor of
buyers. Sweet potatoes are heavy stock at
prices quoted. Choice dairy products are
fairly steady at old prices. Strictly fresh
eggs aio scaico and firm at prices quoted.
Pioduccmcn aio cairving light stocks in
both trait and vegetable lines, and, w itli tho
advent ot cooler weather, piospects are
good lor better piices.
BrTTFK Creamery. LIgln. 2S:0c: Ohlobranrts,
215i2nc: common countr) butter. 16I7c; choice
couutrvrolls. 20fffi22e
BEA,s-ew York and Michigan pea. 12 032 40:
marrow. 2 50(132 00: Lima lieans. 4';4Ii'c ft lb.
BFFSWAX 323iC tH H Tor choice; low grade. 22
21c.
Buckwheat Flour 44':c ? lb.
ClDER-fcand refined. iS 507 tO; common, ?3 50
fir! m: cider vinegar, 1213c.
CHEFSF Ohio cheese, new. OsJiaaVc: Xew Tork
cheese, new. I010c; Liinburger. ll.l)sc: Wis
consin Sneitzer, full cream, 13!3c; imported
Sereitzer. 27(a23c.
Tiifstnuts-sj 10(34 (O? bushel.
Le.GS 2021e for strlctlj: rresh nearby stock;
Southern and Western eggs. lSfSloc.
i't ATliERS Kvtra Mi e geese. 57fi5-)c: X'o. 1, 4S
50e ? lb- mlace' lots. T.ai0c t lb.
I'HL IT-Apples, 2TOT0C per bushel, $1 0031 23 per
barrel: peaches G(ra75c per lnsket. 1 0031 25 per
bushel: M-ars, 75cO?l 00 per basket. ?1 50S2 10 per
bushel; plums. Damson. S2 00(32 21 ner bushel,
grapes. 10-poilud b iski t, JD'aSc; Delaware grapes,
4i(340caiiiskit:Siil,clpinrs, (13 s luishle: eran
be rrles. 1 3V32 50 a bushel
Honev Xcn crop white clover, 1820c; Cali
fornia honev. 12lrc Tfr lb.
MAi't E sv Bitr 750r t? gallon.
JI SFLE S1UOAI! IOC lb.
l'oi ltiit All) e Chickens. 7V380C a pair; young
chickens. 10fl0c a pair. Lleducks. .VXMOc a pair.
Dressed Ducks WSKr ft lb: chickens, 1211c l
lb: spring chickens. 14SJlle f lb.
1'otatoes Carload lots. $1 OOffil '.S 1 barrel :from
store. 4034c a bushel: southern sweets, $1 2jl 50
abirnl;.lerses. 2ii32 10.
QUISCts-JT 00(3.1 50 "rl lnrrI.
Si eds esteni recleani d medium clover lob
bing at 55 10: mammoth. t3 15: timothy. 51 45 for
prime and 51 50 lor choicest; blue grass, 82 8.1(32 80;
orchard grass, $1 73: millet, 91 10 German. 1 25:
Hungarian. SI 10; fine lawn, 23c fi lb; seedbuck
whe.it. SI 40(31 CO.
Tallow Country. 4c;cit rendered, 5c.
Tropical Tkl its Lemons. $.11031 00; fancv.
0 5037 00: borrento oranges, $5 003.1 25 per box;
Jamaica oranges. S4 004 50 a boa: California
peaches, 1 0O3I 21a boa: California plums. $1 503
2 21 a boa: California iicars, t3 00 a box: 1V'" s.
$1 2V31 .10 firsts. 75c(31 00 good seconds, lice
lokav grapes. (3 104 00 a crate.
VFen-TAHLls Cabbaeei 21(3-I0ca bushel baske.
yellow Denver onions. 82 212 10 a barrel: tomatoes,
..7350c per bushel; cucumbers. 37350c per bushel:
cell ry, 20330c per doen: egg plant. SI 00 a bushel
baskcti roasting ears, GOr9uc a bushc: basket.
Groceries.
The looked for decline in coffee is here,
and our prices aro reduced in accordance
with the facts. Sugais aie fairly steady.
Demand for sweetening goods is not so ac
tivo of late, and all prospects of higher
prices are knocked out. The movement of
geneial giocencs is free, and, as to prices,
the situation is piactically as it has been for
weeks past. Canned fruits of all kinds are
heav y stock for reasons that are obvious.
Grfev Cofffe Fancy. 2222';c: choice KIo,
3)1s(321c: prime Rio, 20c; low grade liio. 18
19c. Old Gov eminent Java, 271sj9c: Alaracaibo,
22fac: Mocha. 23(32)c: Santos, 1923c; Caracas,
23324c; LaGuayra, 2223c.
Hoastep (In papers) Standard brands. 21'fc;
high gra.les,241s(327,sc: lid Government. I iva, bull.,
30Sa2c: alanicalbo. 24(325c; Santos, 21(325c: peu
bcrre. 27c; choice llio 22c; prime Klo. 21c; good
Kio, 21c; ordinary. l'K320c.
hricES (whole) Cloecs, lSSIIc; allsnice, 10c;
cassia, kc, pepper lie: nutmeg, 75.S0c.
Pftroleum (Jobbers prices) 110 test, e'c
Ohio, 120. Tirx headlight. 150, 7Sc: water white.
agc: globe, lKSlle: elalne. lie; carnadlne, lie,
rm aline. 14c; red oil, 10Sllc; pnrltj, 14c;olelne,
14c
.Miners' Oil X'o. 1 winter, strained, 4244c ?
gallon: summer. 375217c: lard ell. 55oSc
sv nur Corn sv nip. 2S(332c: c'lolce sugar svrup.
37(333c, prime sugar sj tup, 3425c; strictly prime,
3.3i7c.
X. O. Molassfs Fancv new crop. 45c; choice,
42341c; medium. .JS(3l0c: mtxe.1. 3338c.
Soda Hl-carb.. in kegs. 3'4(3.1Viclbl-carb, In s.
5Vc; bl-carb., -ssorted pickages, oQclc; sal socfa,
lnkfgs. lVjc; do granulated. 2c.
uanples star, iuuweigni, yc; siearwe, per set,
8'se: parafllne, HfplJc.
JtiCE Head Carolina, GijfiffMc: choice, c;45e;c;
Louisiana. 5li(3fic.
aTAKcn 1 ean, hc; corn siarcn, iKaossc; gloss
starch. c7al7c.
Fohlign Fruit Laver nilslns. S2 00: London
lasers. S221: ilnscatels. SI 71: ( allfoniia Musca
tels. l COl 73; Valencia. .735'4c: Ondara Valencia,
G'ic: sultana. 10315c: currants, 5'4(3.Hsc: Tu-key
prunes, 6(36': French prunes, s'S'iisr; salonlcv
prunes. In 21b packages. 9c: coeoauuts, te 100. SO 00;
almonds. 1. in., ji lb, 20c: do Ii lea. I7c: 1I0 shelled.
40c: wainuts. Nap , lK314c; Slcllv Alberts. 12c;
bmjrnafigs, lK314e;nevi elites. 5'$(36c: Brazil nuts.
10c; pecans. 1410c: citron. fl, I718c; lemon
pee I. 12c ri lb: orange peel. 12J.
Dried r rlits Apples, sliced, lie?! IS: apples,
evaporated. liffiHc: peaches, evaporated, pared. 20
(321c: peaches. California, evaporated, nnparcd, 11
(316c: e hemes, pitted. 15c: cherries, unpltted. 8c:
raspberries, evaporated, 23324c: blackberries, BV
7c: liucklcbf rrics. 8c.
hi oars Cubes. 4'nc; powdereil. 5c: granulated.
4HC; confectioners' A. 4Sc: soft white. 4'g(34c;
v ellow. choie e 44'Jc; yellow, good, Siaa'sc; v el
low, fair. IHmiTic
Pickles Medium, bbls (1,3)0), S5 00; medium,
half llbls (600), MOO.
hALT Xo. 1 f( hbk fl CO: X'o. 1, extra. bbl,
ft 10: dairy. e bbl. SIM: coirse crystal. blil.
jl 20: lllgeins' Eureka. 4-bu sacks, 2 80, Hlggius'
:un k 1. 11, 14-Ib packets. S.1 00
Canned goods slandard peaches. $1 oc 00;
2ds. ?1 5031 B0. extra peaches. S2 2032 10: pie
peaches waaic: finest com. I aai SO; Hfd. Co.
corn, 1 0031 lo: red cherries, si 2031 30: Lima
lieans, ft 31: soaked do, 80j: string do, fcTHToc:
marrow fat peas, SI 10(31 21: soaked peas, 0.7370c;
pineapples, si tii W; uauama 00, 5- i; oamson
plums. 1 10: gria.ngages. SI 50: egg plums, SI 90;
Cillfornla .apricots. M 002 10: California pears.
II 2732 40: do grecngige3. 1 00: do egs plums.
11 '10: extra whlteelierrii s $2 Si; raspberries. $1 ays
(1 10: straw berries 05e3?l 10. goo't bf rrlf s 1 003
t. u. iuiii lines, OJfUAn;, Baiin.fii, x ku. f . wjiii . o. ,
htackberrie s. dOc: succotash. 2-It cans, soaked. Doe;
do green, 2-lb 1 ans. ?1 2731 10: corn beef, 2-!b cans,
$1 8731 90:l-lbians. Jl'J): hiked lit ans, 1 4031 10;
lobsters. 1-Ib cans, S2 21: mackerel. 1-lb cans,
tolled. St 50: sardines domestic. H". f! H-iai (XI;
is. Sd JO: sanllnes. Imported. Ms., u s312 .10:
sirdlnes. Imported. Ws, sis 00; sardines, mustard,
il 31: sardln. s, spiced. $3 .10.
Fish IixtraXo. 1 bio iter mackerel. 30 00 SI bbl;
extriNo 1 do mess, $21 50: No. 2 shore mackerel.
J)00:No. 2 large mackcnl. SIS 00: No. 3ltrge
mackerel. SI4 00: Xo. 3 small mackerek S10 00.
Herring-Split. Srt 50: lake. 53 21 ft 100-lb hhl.
V hltetlsh, ?4 71 lb ICO half bbl. Lake trout. M 10
ft half barrel. Finnan baddies. lOc'J'lb: Iceland
halibut 12ct!lb Pickcrek h df bid. SI 01: ipi irter
bbl, 51 CO. Holland herring, 75c. tt alkoff herring,
90c
OArMEVL $5 505 CO ft bbl.
Grain, Flour anil Feed.
Tho only sale on call at tho Grain Ex
change to day was a carload of sample oats
at 33J4C spot, lteceipts as buHetined,2l5cars,
of which 16 wero by Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Itailwaj, as follows- 4caisof
hay, 3 of oats, 1 of bran, 1 of ear corn, 1 of
malt, 1 of stiaw, 5 of flour. By Plttsbuig,
Cincinnati and fet. Louis, 3 cais of corn, 1 of
oit, 1 of wheat. Bv Pittsburg and Lnko
Erie, 1 car of bay. lly Pittsburg and West
ern, 4 curs of hay. Shell corn is not so firm
as it was at last reports, and markets aio a
shade lowei. All along ccieal lines markets
aio slow anil in buyers i.ivor. Hay is in
bountiful supply ami inside quotations mle.
Itye is lower and weak. Milllecd or all kjnds
is dull and he ivy nt quotations. Brown
middlings bring iittlo better piices than
bran.
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an adi ance on these prices
Irom store
IIEAT-Xo. 2 red, 81 011 02.
CORN-No. Mellon shell. bViQG3'': No. 2 yel
low shell. eBtSeWsc: high mixed shell. 61"i562c;
mixed shell, oosSclc: Xo. 2 jellow ear. Ai70c:
high mixed ear, tVias5r : mlxid ear. (w'i43(i8c.
OVTS Xo. 1 oats, .I4531'-.c: No. 2 white. 33S
S3lc: extra, X'o. i oats, a2S(223c; mixed oats,
Jls,iffi.T;c.-
l.h N'o. 1 Peiinsjlranla and Ohio. 90ij92c.
FLOPR-Joubliig prlces-lancv spring patents,
$5 5CT3).1 7.1; lancv winter patents. $5 i35 50; nincy
straight winter.' 1 0(35 21: fain v straight spring.
S5 23.1 50; clear wlnti r. S4 7731 (0: straight XXXX
bakers'. t4 7V35 co. Ite c flour, S- l"(35 21.
Mill efd-X'o. 1 white midillings, f3 50324 CO ft
ton: No. 2 white midillings, S21 ea.'2 00; lirowu
midillings, sir. 10317 00: whiter wheat bran, JI5 00
lb 00; e hop teed, $22 OJ25 00.
HAV-lialed'Hinothj. choice. SUKSll 7o:Xo. 1.
,10 2i;o 50; Xo. 2do, 9 owg.9 50: cimcrhai. id 5J
to; loose from wagon. S" 00312 00, according to
qinlit.e : packing hai. $7 007 50.
STii vw Oats, -5 75) 00; heat and rye, Jo 50
Provisions.
sugar cured hams, large
Sugar cured hams, medium
oiiar cured hams, small
Sugar cured California hams
sugar cured b. bacon
Sugar cured skinned haras, large
Sugar cured skinned hams, mcuium..
Sugar cured shoulders
Sugar cured boneless shoulders
7V
7X
14
11
9
OK
Dry salt clear sides, lo-Ib average S
Dry salt clear sides, 3)-lb average M
HI?
Mess pork, neavr
Mess pork, familv
Lard, refined. In tierces
Lank refined. In lialfbarrels
Lard, retlncil, 00-lb tubs
Lard, refined, 20-th palls
Lard, refined, 50-Ib tin cans
Lard, relinert, 3-lh tin pails
I. ml, refined. .1-lb tin palU
Lard, refined, 10-lb tin palls
1100
13 CO
8
7t
7
A GRIST 0FBULL NEWS.
The List of Influences "Which Boomed the
Wheat Market Yesterday Corn Activo
anil Buoyant Oats Firm but .Inactive
Hog Products Are Strong.
CHICAGO Wheat was very strong to
day and scoietl an advance of 22Kc- Tlie
tendency of prices was generally upward
from the! start. The reasons assigned for
tho ailvanco wero the recent rains and bail
weather in tho Northwest, which, it is
claimed, havo nlTcctcd the wheat in the
shock, larger clearances from tho seaboard,
the covering by shorts, and the generally
stronger tone of cable advices. The mar
ket, no doubt, w is a short one, operators
boing of late inclined to the selling side,
and the rather firm undertone induced many
to coi cr.
LVitiv Liverpool dispatches quoted that
maiket quiet and a shade loner, but last
cables quoted a steady maiket, with 110 de
cline exceirt for California Novembe- de
livery, which was held lower. London was
unchanged nnd so was Antwerp, while Ber
lin was li2a higher, and Pans flour was
higher and wheat unchanged. Private
cablessaidwhc.it in Paris was strong, and a
Liverpool cable said that the French were
bidding for red wheat. The official report
of the French wheat crop estimated the
j icld at 230,000 000 bushels, against the final
report for 1800 or 3is,ooo,000 bushels and for
lSS9of 316,000,000 bushels. The estimate of
this year's ciop is somewhat in excess of
previous reports, but did not have any
special effect upon tho market. The export
clearances were larger nnd aggregated 7CS,
000.000 bushels. New York reported 15 loads
taken there for export to-day The London
stock of wheat was reported to Have in
creased 500,000 bushels, and the stock of
flour is also reported as showing a large in
ctcase. Domestic markets were hiaber and
the receipts in the Northwest were larger.
New York and St. Louis operators were
activo buj ers in this market. Liberal rains
weie reported in Kansas. Nebraska and
Missouri, where moisture w asgrcatly needed
for the fall plowing December opened at
97J against 97KC at the close jesterdav;
sold up to OSc, off to 97Je, up irregularly to
SOic. off to IbJic up to 'J02, oil" to Se. up to
0!)c again, then to 9Sc, ami during the last
few minutes bulged to 'J97c, closing strong
atOOJjC
Corn was activo and buoyant, influenced
by the extremely light receipts, the strength
in the w heat pit and the active covering by
shoits. The inspection sheets showed only
71caisofcorn inspected in, where 130 had
been looked lor, and the out inspection was
liberal, amounting 242 0:0 bushels. Shorts
started at once to covering, and the offer
ings being light a strong feeling ruled. Oc
tober opened at 5.153J4c against 52c at the
close jesterday, sold up to 53c, broke to
53c, reacted some, and when wheat moved
upwaid and the estimate of only 100 cars for
to-morioev became known there was a quick
Ijimp to 54o$c This was the top figure, and
reaction set in during the last hour which
carried tho price down to 53'c. It advanced
again, however, and closed oic.
Oats were Arm in sympathy witn corn.but
trading was light.
Hog products were higher, owing mainly
to the big reduction in the stocks of most
articles during the past month. Itibs w ere
reduced the most nnd were strongest, with
shorts active bu eis. During the last hour,
however, there was a partial reaction, and
the close snows an advance of 17"2.)3 on
pork, 2j7Jc on lard nnd 1023e on'ribs.
The leaning futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected b John M. Oakle v .t Co.. 41 Sixth stre et,
members of the ( hleago Board ofTrade:
Bacon shoulders
Dry salt shoaldcrs
ugar cured el. beef, rounds
bugarcured d. beef, sets
siiigar cured il. becft flats
Bacon, clear sides .........-
Itacon. clear bellies
Open- High- Low- ( los-
Articlfs. Ing. est. est ing.
A HEAT No. 2.
October ? 05 9fi' 94 vi
December. 97 90", SIM n
Mav 1 0lj 1 00 1 0I'4 1 01
Conv X'o. 2.
October 53 54V 53 .54',;
November -fi'ej 50-n 4"H 50'.
Mav iPi 42 42's 42'J
O TS No. 2.
October 2fi"t. 27 2GV 27
Noeembcr 27s 27n 27 27i
May 31 3iv 31 31i
Mess Pork.
October 1B 10 Ki ) S3 1110
December. 10 20 10 47sj 10 20 10 5
Januan 12 521 12 82'2 12 J2' 12 75
Lard.
October 6 70 I 6 71 G 70 6 71
December. 6S21! fi 87': 6 2s 6 8.1
Jannarr 6il2si 6 971 G 92's 6 95
SHORT KIDS.
October C SO 7 11 G 90 7 10
November. I. STi' 7(5 r, g;s 7 oj
January G52es G G5 6 52' 6 CO
Cash quotations wero as follows: Flour
ste nlv and unchanged. X'o. 2 spring wheat
9(.K00c; No. J spring wheat, flxgHIc; No. 2
red, 97Kc; No. 2 corn. C4c: No. 2
oats, 2?e; No. 2 white. 2U30c; X'o.
3 w lute. 27K(eJ-"i,ic, No. 2 rv e,S4ic: X o. 2 bar
ley, 00c: Xo". 3. f. o. b . 32000c; Xo. 4, f. o. b., 23
."0c; No. I flaxseed, '.12c; prime timothy
seeu, i n: mess poric. -ft ddi., io ioijpiu iii:
lard, fl 100 tts, $C, 75G SO; short rib sides
(loose), s7 lofJ7 20; dry salted shoulders
(hoxedJ.Sfi 21QS 40: short clear sides (boxed),
$7 3J)7 60: whisky, distillers' finished goods,
$1 gal , $1 18; sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Kxchunge to-day the but
ter market was stroncor: fancy creamery, 24
25c; fine Western 2023e; ordinary. HilSc;
selected dairies, li20c. Lgg', 1819Kc.
NEW 1 0RK Flour moderately active.
Cornmeal quiet. Wheat Spot market higher
and dull, closing lirm: Xo. 2 red. il OllilfB
1 04JJ, store and elevator; 1 Oifil 05
afloat; $1 04Jl Off f. o. b.; No 3 recU $1 (II;
ungraded led, Olcgfl 09: No. 1 X'orthern, to
arrive, $1 07: X'o. 1 hard, to arrive. $1 00;
options steadily advancing through tho
day, closing firm at lJJl7c over jesterday;
the close is strong at ihe best prices of the
day; No. 1 red, October, $1 0!)J1 Olc.
closine at $1 04:i: X'ovember. set oV.Hil
1 06);. closing at $1 CC-;i: December, $1 Oi1,
vO)i 0.V-J, closing at i iwj: wanuarj
si 0ss'
I 10J4 closing at tU I0U
at $1 11;C; .March, closing
February, closing
at $1 13.,; April,
$1 llil 144$, closing nt $1 HJi; Mav. $1 I3JX
gl 14.J4, closing at $1 14. Bje quiet and
unchanged; Western, 93c. Barley dull: X'o.
2 Milwaukee, c. i. f.. 70(fB72c. Corn Snot
market unsettled, moderately active, closed
steady: No. 2, 62U2'4c, elevator: (KQeiKe
afloat: ungraded mixed, (!IWKc:X'o.2 v. lute.
(MffifSJc: options advanced M?1K"- declined
YYty, icactcd and clo-ed firm 'QKc up for
tliedaj"; October. MJffffC.Jc, closmgiit CIJJc;
November. CIJQG-Vic, closing at 62c: Decem
ber, .ViJifffiiGc, closing 5jJ,c: .Isnnary,
SIJi'R 12ic, closng at .12; Ma, 5145i-c.
closing at SIJC Oats s,p0t m irlcet
stronger and fairly iicttve; options
tions firmer and fairly active: Oe-tohcr, 33V,
t(fV,;ic, closing at 33Jc: X'ovember. 34
34'4c closing at 34ic: December, :!i;M33;-Jc,
closing at 33c: Mav, 373Sc, closing at
37Kc; spot X'o. 2 white, .Iji'ilc: ldixcl
Western, ?2Kfi"15c: white, do, .i1(S40c; No. 2
Chicago, WAVic. Hay steady. Hops
easy anil quiet. Tallow-quiet and steady.
Kgg' Fancy, film: AVestern, 21i2n5"
Pork more active and steadv: old mess,$io 73
($11 CO: new mess, $11 711225 extra prime,
$10 iViJll Oil. Cut meats steadv and quiet;
middles fiuner; shortclear, October, $7 87Ji.
Lard stronger on 1 eduction of stocks; West
ern steam, 7 12: city. $fi 5; options, Octo
ber. Si 10, closing, 7 12: November, $7 11: De
cember, $7 187 10. closing at $7 '.0: January,
7 287 31. closing at $7 30. Butter in fair
demand: fail lor fancy creamerv; AVestern
dauv, kiffllfc: do cieamerj", lftg25c. Cheese
quiet; Western, b-SKf-
PHILADLLPIIIA-Flourqni2tandbarcly
steadj". AVhcat stiong and higher; staimer
X'o. 2 red, 111 elevator, 17J4u: No. 2 red, in
gram depot, lor mining, 11 1: .no. 2 reel, in
elevator. $1 02: X'o. 2 red, in elevator, $1 CT;
Xo. 2 red, $1 O.'iijl 01: Xov ember, 1 04"-,I Ofc
December, UltnUO!-,: January, f I tOJ? 1 09'.
Corn stiong: X'o. 2 mixed, in ck vatorund 111
grain depot, 07c: Xo 2 yellow, sack, G7Je:
at hite. .IGc. Xo.2 white. Octobei. .itiffVAc
Noi ember, XStsnc; December, 'Wsac;
January, J2.ig."c. Butter Arm but ciuiet;
Pennsylvania cieameiy etra, JIJQil.-.
Kggs lfrm andingooddemand;ronnsylvanU
lll-sls,22c.
S.T. LOUIS Flonr steadier, but unchanged.
AVheat X'o. 2 red, cash, !lc; October, !W4e,
closing at 93e nominal: December, STU
'.tic. closing !9a asked; 3lav, $1 Olire)
1 U-IVf, closins at SI 0.1 bid. Corn X'o. 2,
cash. iM5Jrc: 3 ear. 30"3c, closing
at Z9:: Juiuan', dsjfc, closing at a-ic;
Jlay. 40I0Jc, closing nt4c Oats Xo.2,
cash, 27c; October, i727iC, closing nt
27Jic asked; M.13 , 31ic, Closingat 3i;c asked.
Itye lower; Xo. 2, on east side, 80c closing
at 79j bid lor regular. Barley firmer; Iowa,
30c. Butter steadv and unchanged. Eggs
scarce and Arm utlCJJe. Provisions strong.
Pork Ml 23. Lard ,0 "3.
11ALTIMOBK AVheat No. 2 red flrmer;
spot and October, $1 OaJjU CiJ-; December.
$1C6107; steamer X'o. 2 reel, 9Cc. Corn
Mixed tinner; spot, 5tc bid: ear, .llgSlKc;
January, .11X31c; February, 52e asked:
Match, 51c lull. Oats quiet and linn:
No. 2 white AA'estcrn, 3Ca7c: X'o. 1 niiveei
AA'estcrn. 33fi)JIc. Itye quiet and lower;
No. 2, 93J3Je Hay steady; good to choice
timothy, $li 5013 53. Provisions Ann and
unchanged. Butter unchanged. Eggs steady
at 20c.
dlNCINNATI Flour in fair demand
and Arm. AVheat in good demand and Ann
11
n!97c. Corn strong and higher; No. 3
mixed 5sj-,9e. Oats in fair demand; No. 2
mixed, Stik ilc. Bye steady: No. 2, 80c. Pork
firm at $io"o.. Lard in light demand at
$fS62. Bull. "meats higher at il 257 50.
Bacon scarce and higher at 3 62KS 73. But
ter in fair demand. Eggs stead- at 17c
Cheese in moderate demand and firm.
MILWAUKKE-Flour firm. AVheat firm;
X'o. 2 spring, on track, cash, 9192c; Decem
ber, 94!4c: X'o. 1 . orthern. U7c Corn higher:
Xp. 3, on track. 55Je. Oits steady: No. i
wbitc.on track. 30V,c7 Barley quiet: October,
0114c: X'oveinher. (,2c. Bye firm: No. 1, in
store, fi5J4c. Provisions einict. Pork Janu
ary. 12 55 Laril-,January. $C 92.
MIXNEAPOLIs, Wheat X'o. 1 hard, on
track-, 9ie: No. 1 Xorthern, May, $1 0IJJ:
October. t0'c; December, 94KS-sc: o- !
Northern, on track, MJc: X'o. 1 Xorthern,
on track, ssj.Jc.. pilts yp,a mti; cans nfy.
sold; curb, 94',e bid.
BCLUTII Wheat October Northern
opened at JBe, closed at i)6c: December
opened at n e, closed at 96c; Jlay
opened at $1 01'4; Alay hard closed at $1 0.j
bid; cash, h ird, 1k,ic; Xo. 1 Northern, 93Je;
Xo. 2 Xorthern. 9jc."
KANSAS CITY AVheat quiet; No. 2 hard,
cash, S2cbid; No 2 red, cash. 87c bid. Com
firm and higher; No. 2, cash. 51c: October, 47c.
Oats weak: No 2, cash, vo bid; October,
2.ic bid. Lggs steady at .5c.
TOLLDO Wheat active: cash and Octo
ber, OBV-jc: December, $1 1214; January,
$1 av Ai.i, i osi4. Corn dull and firm;
cash, .c, Oats quiet; cash, 29c. Bye dull;
cash, S7c.
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