THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. FRIDAY, MAT 27. 189a
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ONE 1PD0SALD WELL! hog meatskywaud.
Forest Oil Company Gets a Producer
on the McGill Farm.
GETTING OIL AND GAS AHEAD.
The Outlook Considered Rood for a New Pool
in Kutlcr Countj.
EEPORTS TKOM SCATTERED TTELLS
One well was developed in the McDonald
field yesterday. It is the Forest Oil Com
pany's No. 6 on the Jane JIcGill farm. Last
evening it was making 30 barrels an hour.
It entered tne fifth sand early yesterday
morning and for the first lour or five screws
it was showing for almoBt a duster." The
pay Tia? tapped later In the- day. The well
is located about a mile east of north from
O.ikdale.
Tiio production of the field fell 500 barrels
j esterday and closed at 23,000. The Forest
Oil Company's No. 1 Jane Stewart, which
has pioduccd over 100,000 barrels, was
dropped trom the list or those making 20
banelsan hour, but tneir Jaue McGill No. C
was added.
With onlv two or throe exceptions the
welU Riven in the list at the loot ot this
column are belli? kept up bv nitm-glycer-Ine,
or almost dully agitation. For this
reason it is claimed tliiitalmot3,C001mnels
of the proanctlon of the field may be termed
an cflervescpnt output.
J. M. Guffey A Co.'s No. 7 on the Man
keilicW farm, which is still making 53 barrels
nn hour from the Gordon, may be drilled
tlrcpci to-day, w hen the on ners expect that
it will show n lii increase.
Their Nok 8 and 9 on this farm should be
in the Gordon next week, and their No. 10 is
now being drilled. They expect to put
down a couple more wells on this farm.
I. M. Gufley A Co. aie drilling two wells
'on the S laao farm, located directly south
oust iilum a third ot a mile from Lynch,
Itiichhcit A Co."s big Gordon sander on the
Mcise laim.
Success In Southwest Territory.
The Wheeling Gas Company and its pro
ducing end, the Venture OH Company, are
meeting with success in their south
western -ventnres. The Wheeling was
one of the first companies to go into
the re!on southwest of McDonald.
It onerrd np the big Gordon well on the W.
It. Jloorhcnd. and has put down test wells
oicrn hig block nt land ihicli has never
failed thus lar to bring in a producer, or a
gnsver. and occasionally both.
The Wheeling's No. 1. on tho J. P. Scott
farm, wa- drilling in the SO-foot and yester
day and had a fair showing of cas in that
foimation.
Tl o r No. 1, on the Richard Gladden farm,
is tli ongh tho 50-foot and is a nico gasser.
It i being drilled on down to the lower
sands. The are drilling two other wells on
this farm. On the linbblns tarm their No. 1
is through the Gordon sand. Thoy were
putting in four-inch casing yesterday and
will pack off the gas, after which the well
Mill be put down to the fifth sand.
Tho Wheeling's No. 2, on the W. B. Moor
liead tarm. is through the 50-foot sand, in
which onlv a light gis pressure was encoun
tered. It is being drilled to the thlid. Their
No. l on the Springer lann is down about
3,9.)0 fecu
Thev intended to shoot their No. 1 on the
Woods fnrm south of Laurel Hill yesterday
afternoon. This well was drilled early last
fill'. The three passers hich the Wheeling
is drilling near Venice are each donn about
900 feet. The3" are located on the Patterson,
.Mom inn and the Guffln farms.
May Trove a w Pool.
What may prove to be the inlilal well In a
new llutler county pool will be developed
within the next three or four days. It be
longs to Jonn 31. .Patterson A Co., and is
located on the Phillip Nacel farm, within a
mile and a half of Portersville, Muddy Crock
tonn'htp. It is in the w estern part of the
county, nndnta distance from any other
developments. Yesterday the well was re-
Imrted to he in the ICO foot sand with the best
:lnd of a showing for a producer from that
lormation. rorter-viue is atmut cient miles
due north of tho Harmony field, 15 miles
nmth of west from Butler, and 1' miles
southeast from New Castle.
Golden, IIuscl9on A Kelly nio getting
ready to statt a well on the Duncan farm, a
mile northwest of Pottersvllle. This is also
a rank wlldcit.
The Forest Oil Company's No. 2, on the
James JlcGregor tarm, north o: Oakdale, is
duo to get tho fifth "and to-morrow.
The Zlegler farm well of T. W. Phillips, at
Urownsdalc, Dutlei county.ls in showlnz for
a well. There is a rig un for No. 2 on tho
Kline tarm. John Artcr-. A Co. have drilled
a well on tho Moon tarm, lour miles north of
Butler, through all ands, and it is dry.
Hoot A Co.s venture on the Fogle. south
west of developments at Zelionople, is duo
the first of next week.
Test ITell Above. Perrysville.
Unknown parties aro starting a test well
on the Emmctt property, located fivo miles
northeast ot Perrysville.
SiSTunviLtx J. M. Guffov A Co. have
started a well on the Ohio side of tho river.
The well on the George Stocking lot is a
good pumper. The well on the Kcv. Goorgo
fctewart lot above town is showing for a pro
ducer. A rig Is being built on the T.J.
iieioe lot neiow town.
The Kanawha Oil Company has a rig up on
the E. D. Johnson farm, below the dry hole
which Duel A Johnson drilled on tho Pfcil
farm.
P. M. Manson. a rig builder, was struck by
an accommodation train near Willow Grove
yesterday morning and instantly Killed. He
was 59 vears of age, married, and leaves
three children. When killed ho was on his
way to Noblestown, where he had com
menced to build a house. He has been in
the lower oil country for several years, and
formerly lived in Franklin.
The Crescent Tipe Line had 160 miles of Its
telegraph lino up esterday, and 65 miles of
pipe screwed together.
The McDonald Ranges.
The following estimates wcro submitted
by the gangers of the Southwestern Penn
sylvania Pipe Lino Company:
Tho production of the field wns 23,000, or
500 le-s than the day before. Tho hourly
gauges were as follows: Matthows' No. 3, 20;
loicst Oil Company's No.8 Jane McGlll,30;
I.j nch A Co.s No. 1 Meise, 30. Morgan No. 2,
35; Brown, Itobison A Co.No.3 McMnrrav,
20; Malarkey A Co.'s No. 1 Freeman, 25; J. Si.
Gutley A Co.'s No 7 Maiike'lick. .15: No. 1 Mc
Michae, 0; People's Gas Company's No. 123
McMurray. 20; Forst A Greenlee, No. 2 31c
Mnirav. 30. Production, 23,000. Stock in
field. 54 000.
The i iins of the Southwestern Pennsylva
nia Tipe Line Company from McDonald
Wednesday w ore 22,033; outside of McDonald,
F.,,1 The National Transit runs were
31,1.7: shipments ".rot. New Tork Transit
shipments were 31 49 Macksburg division
ot the' Buckeye Tipe Line Company, 1.807.
Buckeye nns, 45.153: shipments, U.037.
touthorn Pipe Line shipments, 6,802. Eureka
lunj, 6,935; shipments, 2,oM.
Yesterday's Market Featurns.
There was but little business, and the
daj's rauge was only He The opening,
lowest and closing was 5 highest SCJ
li.iily avera-e runs, 74,460; daily average
shipments. 67,822. There was no change in
refined. Tiiere was a leeling of unceitainty
as to w hat th field may bring forth, which
discouraged operators.
Oil Citv, May 2G National Transit certifl
cates opened at :&,lc; highest, Kc; lowest,
60c; closed. 5Ce. Sales, 15,000 barrels:
clearances, 58,000 barrels; shipments, 51.203
barrels; runs, 8l,53J barrels.
Ntw Tokk, May 26. Petrolenm opened
steady: lcllic on small sales and closed: dull;
Pennsylvania oil, spot sales, none: June op
tion 'ales. 9,000 barrels opening, 06Jfc; high
est, 5c: lowest, 5SJ4c: closing. 56Vc. Lima
oil, no sales. Total sales, 9,000 bariels.
Tim Tnrpentlna SIarkia.
New Yoiik Itosin quiet, steady. Turpen
tine dull, weak, 30i30Jc
Savamcah 1 urpentiue steady at 28c
Eoslu steady at Jl 051 10.
CnARLESTO Turpentine steady at 27Kc.
Ilosin firm; good strained, $1 CO.
AViljiiotoi Spirits ol turpentine steady
at 27c H'jsin firm; strained, 95c; good
strained, $1 00. Tar steady at SI 35. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, "$1 00; yellow dip,
J2 00; virgin, $2 00. "'
The Coffee Markets.
Baltimore Mav 26. Coffee dull; Rio car
goes, fair, WKc; 2o. 7, 1313c.
Neov York, May 26. CoUee options opened
Eteadyand uncranged to 10 points down,
closed barely steady and unchanged to S up.
Sales, 23,250 hags, including Mav, 12.25 12 50c;
June, ll.9012.00c: Juh. lL75ll.85c: August,
lL70c: September, 11.75c; Octohcr,11.6011.75c'
November, 1L70; Decetnher, 1L601L75c
Spot Klo dull and easy; No. 7, 12Q13c
Iheaietal Markets.
Xrw York. Mav 26 Pig iron steady:
American, Jit 75016 25. Copper dull; lake.
11 95Q12 00. Lead quiet; domestic, $4 20
i 27K- Ttn steady; Straits, $21 3021 60.
A Continuation of the Excitement of
Wedncid.iy On'y a Light Trade in
TMieat at Previous rrlces Contract
Grading of Corn Improving Oats Quiet.
CHICAGO Excitement centered In pro
visions. Pork opened K10o higher and
then advanced 20e on liberal buying by the
"short interest." As soon as the demand
subsided there was a leaction of 15c, and
then another bulge of 10c on buying orders
coming in from the country. The market
fell off 5c later on, and then, under the in
fluence of the strength ingrain and liberal
bnying by a prominent packing institution,
advanced about 15c, the highest point of tho
nay. This was followed nj a decline of 5
7c; a reaction to a like extent, and a similar
tailing off, tho market closing 22Kc higher
than at tho same time j-esterduy. Lard
gained 7c and closed strong, seemingly in
dependent or other hog products, and was in
more request than for some time past. Kibs
opened at the final figures of yesterday, and
then advanced 22Je in response to tho
strength in pork and free bnj-ing; reacted
later about 7c. and closed 15c higher than
yesterday.
In wheat only a slight business was trans
acted and there were no important changes
in price. The opening was about the same
as yesterday's closing and eased off a trifle,
then advanced Je; again eased off and
prices declined r. ruled irregular and the
closing was about Ko hie her than yesterday.
It was claimed the Northwest sold some
wheat carlv in the day, and that St. Louis
and New York patties bought. Late in the
session advices were received that it was
raining in the West, and this caused an ad
vance to tho top prices or the day.
Corn showed decreasing activity, with
fluctuations confined within a KC range.
The prico was helped by rcpoit or rains in
this State and Indiana. Business was chiefly
local, tho trade buying on soft spots nnd
selling on any advance. July closed o
higher than yesterdaj-. There was very
little heard from the deal in May corn to-day.
The nronoi tion of contract corn in the daily
receipts is heavily incicaing.
Oats were not traded in with as much free
dom as of late. The close was easy at J?c
dccime trom yesterday.
Tic leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected bv John M. OakevA Co.. 43 hlxth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Open- High- Low- Clos-
Articlls. h'K. est. est. lug.
Wheat, o. 2 I
May 1 8Li 8 81 &3i 8 S3H
June 21 8.11, Wi SI "
Jolv 82' S3, 8M SJH
C'ORX. No. 2.
May S3 67 63 63
June 47l! 47J 7i 4-'(
Julr 46 Jj'i -t
OATS. No. 2.
May 32i sit X'4 X'(
J""e 31 3IH 31S 31H
July 31 3154 SOS ttth
Mess POUK.
May. 10 27H 10 5tt 10 274 10 43
Jnlv 10 521, 10 57S 10 32S 10 M
September 10 50 10 70 10 47S 10 C2'
Lard.
Mav 6S5 6 43H 6 33 6 42'J
July 6 43 6 SIS 6 45 OSS',
September 6(0 6 67S 6 60 6 G7,S
SlIOBT RtDS.
May 6 3) SKH 6 CO 6 37's
Ju'r 6 10 6 4 6 20 371j
September 6 3JSI 6 50 I 6 32S 6 42$
Cash quotations i ero as follows: Flour
quiet but unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
KsS3c: No. 3 spring wheat. 77c; No. 2
reii, &sVS9& No. 2 corn. 4ci62c No. 2
oats. 32Wc; No. 2 white, 3335c; No. 3 white.
3435c. No. 2 rye, 78c. No. 2 barley. 6)fi)62c:
No. 3. nn sales; No. 4, f. o. b , 4Uc No. 1
flaxseed,.$l 04 prime timothy seed, 1 CD
?l 34. Jle-s pork, per barrel. $10 42K
10 45. I.ard, per 100 pounds, $G 406 42.
Short rib sides (loose), $8 35f?6 37; de
salted shoulders (boxed), $5 25S5 37k: short
clear sides (boxed), $6 17K6 30- Whisky,
distillers' finished goods, per gallon, $1 14.
Susars Unchanged. No. 3 new corn, 47fc
On the J'roduce Exchange to-day. the but
ter market was very quiet; fancy creamery,
18c; ordinary. Jl15c: lino dairies, 16c. Eggs
firm at 1417c.
NEi YORK Flour unsettled, but fairly
active. Corn meal firm; fair business. IVhea't
Spot irtcsular and dull, closing steady;
No. 2 red, 959jic afloat, 96K99krc f.o b.;
unirrailed reii. S51(ffi99Ve: No. 1 Northern.
919l3fe: No. 2 hoi them. 87Jc: No. 2 Chi
cago, 91c; No. 2 Milwaukee, S9Jc: No. 3
smiiig, 5)rfc Ontii
ions .o. a reu, juay. woii
91c. closing at 90c: June. n-,Zi
91 MCc, closing at 90Jc; July, 91K
691 11-162, closing at 91&c; August, 90Jg
691c, closing at flOJic; September,
9Kc; October. 91c: December, 93H3Vc;
cit sing at 93Vc; May, 1893, 9697c, closing
at 96J;;c. Ke stronger, scarce and quiet;
Western, 83CTc Corn Spots dulljirregular;
No. 2, C3e in elevator, C3c afloat: ungraded
mixed, 59C2Uc; steamer mixed. 5960c: op
tions. May, KJc closing at 63c: June, 53
Mc, closing nt 5c: July, 51J52c, clos
ing at 53o: August, .11X6S12c, closing at
51'c: September, 51f5IJic, closing at 51Kc
Qat Spots dull and weaker: ontlnns fairly
active and easier; Mav, 37ic: June,
SCUgiGJic closing at 36)ic; July, 35
3SVic, closing at 3Gc; August, 35
3"iJ4C, closing at 35Kc: spot No. 2 white. 4oc:
mixed Western, 3jk38e; white, do, 3SJi
43c. Hay quiet and easy. IIops quiet and
firm. Tallow eav. Eggs dull and lower:
Western, prlme,16.f, !6c. Iltdos quiot and
steady. Pork quiot anu steady. Cut meats
firm, lair demand. Pickled bellies, 6c.
Middles Aim and quiet; shoit clear, $7 20
7 25 Laid stronger; Western steam closeit
at $6 72'. 72 Ontions-May. $6 70;
June, $6 63, closing at $6 68: July, S6 70ffi6 75,
cioslmr nt td 75; August. $6 82; September,
$6 81ffi6 90, closing at $0 90. Butter dull and
weak: Western dairy, l.'014e: do creamery.
lfilo$c: do factorj-, ll13Jc; Elgin, loig
19Kc- Cheese in fair demand and stead:
part skims, 3c
PillLtDEWHIA Flour weak. Wheat
-o. : reu. May, 9IJ92c; June, 9191Vc:
July 90f'90Jic: August. 9090ic corn
Ontiousu shade ensler; local carlots quiet
and steady; No. 3 mixed, in export elevator,
51Jc: steamer, in do, 53c: steamer No. 2 yel
low, in grain depot, 51c; No. 2 yellow in do,
55c: No. 2, inexpoit elevator, 5151Kc; No. 2
early June, 53)c: do first half ot June,
53Kc; No. 2 mixed Mny, 5454ic: June, 53
53e; July und August, 51j453c. Oats
qmet: futures bevond this mouth a shade
easier and dull: No. 3 white. 39c: No. 2 unite.
40fe: No. 2 hite. May. S9i40e: June and
J my. 39K39Jic; Angnst. C839c. Mutter
quiet and weak; Pennsylvania creamery.
1920c: Pennsylvania piint, extra. 22i6c.
Eggs steady; Pennsylvania flists, 17c
ST. T.OUIK Flnnr firm, but unchanged.
Wheat sold np Jc early, dccline-i later, re
covered and then eased off, hnt closed l-ic
above yesterday. Com lower, 49J50c for
cash: options advanced c earlv and closed
Kic above yesterday; May closed at JS&c;
July, 42c; September, 42c Oats about
fli-m; cash. SiJc asked; May, SJJfc; July,
31c Eyo quiet; 74c bid. Butter lower;
cicuuioiy, uui;; uairv, iiQioc iiggs easy
at 13c Provisions higher and firm. Pnrir.
jobbing. $11 00. Laid Straight contract
lots, $G 30; butcher grades, $6 15.
CINC INN TI-Flour firm. Wheat steady
and firm; No. 2 red. S7c. Corn stron"; No
2 mixed, 5051e. OAto strong nnd hi-hcr;
No. 2 mixed. 363Sc. Kye in moderate
demand: No. 2,S5c Pork firm nt $10 50. Lird
firmer ar $6 25. Bulkmoats stronger at $6 23
6 37. Bacon held higher at $7 50. Butter
easj. Eggs stronger at 14l5c Cheese
steady.
KANSAS CITY Wheat dull but weak
and about lc loner; No. 2 hard, 7374c-o
2 red, 8081c Corn was fairly active hut
easy; No. a mixed, 43;; No. 2 white, 46K
47c. Oats were dull and weak: No
mixed, 3Jc; No. 2 white, 32c Eggs firm
nt 13c Butter steady; creamery. 1018c;
dairy, 714c.
MIH CKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat qniet;
July, 81c: No. 2 spring, 83c; No. 1
Northern, 89c Com dull: No. 3 49c
O-its steady; No. 2 white, S535Kc; No. 3 do.
3435c Barley quiet; No. X, 56c: samnle
on track, 4259c. Rye steady: No. 1, 82c
Provisions higher. Pork, $10 40. Lard, $6 45.
IJALTISIORE Wheat quiet and easy Xo
2 red, spot, 92K92c; the month, 92921c!
Corn steady; mixed, spot, 53J53c; tne
month, 53c bid; June, 52e bid. Oats quiet
and steady; No. 2 hite Western, 383SKc:
. Ai M UJIAVI uvuvJI
dliluih Wheat No. 1 hard. 8.'e:
May.
"He-
lOLKDO-Wheat dull and steady; No 2
cash, 92f c; Maj'. 3Jc; June, 90Jfc: July, 87LJC:
August, tie. Coin active; No. 2 cash and
May. Mc; July. 47c; No. 3, 4i)4c Oats
steady; N o. 2 casli,33c. Kye steady; cash, 80J c.
SIINKA.POLI-vTheat-May, closed at
81Vic; Jnly.openlng.SlJic; hlirhest,82c;loest.
81Kc: closing, 81c; on track, No. i haid.
84Hc; No. 1 Nortuern, 83Jc;No. 2 Northern.
80gdlo.
Tlie Drjgnods Market.
XwYoei, May 2a A few leading agents
reported u ood business in drj goods, but
the market disclosed no gonei-al activity
Thoie iasa better leeling, however, and
there is a good deal of concern as to demand
and values. New lcatures, none. Prices
were unchanged.
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83Vic:May,83c; June, 83&c; July, 81: Ho!
2orthon. cash, 7CJic; Xu. 3, 72Wc; l ejected.
63c: on track, Ao. 1 hard, 86c: Io. 1 Northnrn
.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Prominent People Said to Have Made
a Nice Haul in the East End.
TWO LARGE BUILDING SCHEMES.
Advantages of Western Pennsylvania Sub
stantially Appreciated.
FFATURES OP MONEY AND SPECULATION
Among several interesting rumors in real
estate circles yesterday was one that E. "W.
Bigelow, Hobert Elliott and George Pea
body, the contractor, had just consummated
the purchase of about 500 feet of ground on
McCully street, between Negley and High
land avenues, Nineteenth ward, ior which
they paid in the neighborhood ( ?25,000, or
at the rate of $50 a foot frontage. The pur
chasers will, according to information, im
prove this property with a number of good
dwellings. The contract for paving Mc
Cully street has been let.
Manufacturing Advantages Appreciated.
"Western Pennsylvania is the Mecca of
manufacturers. Abundance ot fuel and a
perfect system of transportation br rail and
water to all the markets of the country
give it advantages possessed by no other
section to produce quickly and cheaply.
Nearly every town ot any importance in
the western tier of counties is sustained
in whole or part by manufactures, and those
hitherto backward in this line are taking
steps to repair the blunder. New Castle,
Lawrence county, is wide awake to the im
portance of this" matter, and is welcoming
with hospitable hands the representatives
of a large steel concern in operation at
"Worcester, Mass., whose specialties are
springs ana continuous rolling-mills, it is
thought they will locate in New Castle, as
they have practically agreed upon a lour
acre site for their buildings. Pittsburg is
deeply interested in .all movements of this
kind"for, being the distributing point for
200 miles around, every industrial acquisi
tion by surrounding towns brings grist to
her mills.
Tito New Building Schemes.
As pointed out on different occasions,
building statistics show that a great deal is
going on in this line. Old schemes are ma
turing and new ones are coming forward al
most daily. It was learned yesterday from
an inside source that Hou. David Kirk is
contemplating the erection of 12 or 14 hand
some dwellings on Darragh street, between
Pif th avenue and Ursuline terrace. It as
also learned that a prominent hank officer,
in conjunction with a Southside improve
ment company, is making arrangements for
the erection" of between 30 and 40 houses
in the Oakland district
.special Features or Trade. '
Frequent sales show that large properties
aroln lequest. Investors havo confidence
in real estate.
It Is rumored that the McVeigh property
at Hawkins is about changing hands.
Only two building permits were issued
yesterday, both small, aggiegating $775. A
rapid pace cannot be kept up 'indefinitely.
Dullness in local secuilties does not mean
weakness. The slumps occasionally noted
nro miicly artificial, as shown by the ease
with'which reactions aro brought about.
Mr. C. Beriuger, the well-known real es
tate broker, has purchased ten acres ot land
in Kllbuck township for $12,000.
Tuesday next, at 2 o'clock r. X., A. Z.
Bycrs & Co. will offer at public sale the ele
gant re-idenco property No. Ill Fayette
street, Allegheny.
Boggs avenue, Mb Washington, Is building
p luster Jlian any other stteot on either
side of the liver. The majority ot impiovers
aio Germans.
i-Tlie Luster Mining Company has employ od
a competent man to take charge of its
financial and general business In Mexico
TTpnrv M T-nnp- vesti rlnv sold 950 000
Pleasant Valley Haifway consolidated 5 per
cent bonds at a satisfactory price.
E. P. Long sold a small amount of Electric
scrip at 83.
At the end of the last stock cnll yesterdaj
23 was bid for Suquesne Traction, offered at
2SK.
Pittsburg national banks hold $42,024,533 of
deposits, against $24,t99,0C0 at the same time
In 188 L.
Additional Points In Kealty.
Among deeds recorded this week Is this:
Charles E. Spcer to Oakland school district,
lot in Fourteenth ward, 300x300, Boquet
street, $25 000.
Larkin & Konnedy sold for A. C. Hurst, of
Rochester, tn., a lot on a corner of Friend
ship avenue and Amber street, Baum Grove
plan, 40x110, for n price approximating $3,000.
Holmes A Co. sold for tho Grovo Land
Company, lot No. 79 in the Grovo Squnro
plan to Stowart llaslett. for $500; also lot No.
82 to Silas Norton for $400, and lot No. 83 to
C. a Hunter for $400.
The Burrcll Improvement Compnny re
port the following sales of lots at Kensing
ton: Lewis C. Wick. Butler, Pa., north half
lot 24 and all of lots 25 and 26, blocks, for
$1,000; Henry Rnbo. Pittsburg, lots 13 and 14
and two feet or lot 15, block 5, for $3 016.
Black A Baird sold to Charles Zalcwski
lot No. 8, block 5. In the Denny estate plan,
fionting25feot on Brereton avenue by 125
in depth to nn allev, for $1 025.
J. E. Glass sold for J. C. Dick lots Nos. 35,
38, 37, 38, 39, 40 and 41, in the J. C. Dick plan
at Sheraden Station, for $1,750.
John K. Ewlng A Co. sold to Daniel B.
Cralt, for John If. Ewlng, the property No.
62 South Diamond street, Fourth ward, Alle
gheny, being a two-story house of six rooms,
hall and attic, lot 23xb0, on private, terms.
Heed B. Colo sold lots Nos. 38, 33, 40 and 41,
In their Glenmawr Park plan afHaysville,
PIttsbur, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
way, each 30x110 feet, fronting on Blverview
ayeuue, jor sow.
A. J. Pentecost sold to John M. Batten for
the estato of John B. Chambers, three, briok
houses on Lootist street, Nos. 201, 203 and 203;
also, one two-story frame qwelllng on
Fravor street, Fifth ward, Allegheny. Price
$13,975.
HOME SECURITIES.
BUYERS ABSORB VERY SMALL QU.f.
TITIES Or GOODS.
Philadelphia Gas Glres TVny Under tho
rressurnof nltad by Its Old Antagon
istsManchester and Dnqnesnn Were
Stronger Birmingham Rather Ahaky.
Yesterday was another dull dav in tho lo
cal stock market. There wero no sales at
the first call. At the second 20 shares of
Philadelphia Gas changod hands at 18 and
370 at 18. Transactions at the afternoon ses
sion comprised 25 shares of Citizens' Trac
tion at 02K. n.nd $2,000 Duquesne bonds at 102.
With few exceptions pi ices at the early calls
were about the same as at tho finish the
previous day.
The fcatuie of the sccond.call was another
raid on Philadelphia Gas by Morris & Brown.
They had an order to sell a pretty big wad,
and in doing so the price was forced down
lrom 18K to IS. Although this pressure was
removed in the afternoon and somo buyers
appeared, the stock not only failed to react,
but weakened still more, and finished on a
b!dofl7K. 1 here was none for sale, how
ever, at this figure.
In the street railway list Duquesne and
Manchester were perhaps a little stionger
but Birmingham let go a trifle. U. S. Glass
common n as offered down at 61f. There
were no noten orthy changes in other direc
tions. There wns considerable inquiry for
Pipeage, butoffers did not meet the views of
sellers. Bids and offers at each call follow:
riKST
CALL.
B. A
BECOXD
CALL.
B. A.
THIKD
call.
EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
B. A.
,Com. Nat. Bank
93
175
82
ilrstNaUB. orr
Key. Bk. of P....
Masonic llank...
60
35
Boatman's Insur
1 eopie's Insur...
Cliartlers V. Gas
PN. U. ftP. Co.
iPhlladelnhlaCn.
11
Hi
ISM
K
23i
62
57
12
"
11H.
"ii
SI
57
HH'
ift
19
20
61
"
IS
Wheeling Gas Co
M
61
risneruii uo....
Central Trac
Citlxens' Trac....
Pbg. Tract. Co..
PleHsant Valley.
CharlleTs Ry.....
Pbg., Y. ft Ash..
PltU. AC. S
P.. CAY. R.R.
Pg.Junctlon Rv .
52 - 61
... a
62 G2
S8.S
29!
J)!4
Si'l
KJ4
4
65
39
6
'so
50 ,
9'A
8
8X
"hiH
Pbg., Wli. Ky.
X.Y. iCG.CC.
Luster 5ltntng Co
.RcdCloud Mining
Westing. Meet...
U. S. 4 b. Co
A estlng, A.B.C.
Westn.B.Co. Ltd
Stand. D. C Co.
U. S. U.Co.com..
51,S
"9H
50
5n ,
9
si),
"in
9X
V
z
... 184
17M 18
115 J16i
95
... 73,S
62 ....
184
17Jsf
115 .
1
1VA 18
115 ....
... 05
'iii"ii
72 7ZH
COALERS UP AGAIN.
A TKOSPECT OF HIGHER ANTHRA-'
CITE FIGURES nEt.PS THEM
..
The Feeling In Richmond Terminal, Also,
Is Better London Selling Has but Llt
t'o Effect The Movement in Cordage
Stops Bonds In Jlem.Tml.
New York, May 26.-The stock market to-;
day was less active ant presented about the
same character and features as that of yes
terday, though tho movements were on a
i educed scale and considerable irregularity
existed at times. The covering movement was
checked in the early dealings by apparent
selling In London; but as the last selling by
the foreigners failed to produce any effect
upon the exchange mat ket, iis was proba
bly of the same character. .The feeling in
the street remains the same, with Improved
prospeots in the coal trade, but the general
expectation that there will bean advance in
the price of coal at the meeting to-day made
the Coal stocksagatn tho leaders in the mar
ket for a time, nnd the usual great activity
was accompanied by nn upwnrd movement,
though to-dav It was on a limited scald.
Richmond and West.Point wns also a feat
ure, and tho upward movement was in re
sponse to the buying caused by tho Im
pression that finally tho reorganization
muddlo will be solved by placing5 it in the
hands of Drcxel, Morgan 4 Co.
The one weak point in the list was New
England, which wns subjected to one of its
sudden and mysterious movements. The
Industrial? were not so prominent in tho
market, and tho movement in Cordage came
to a halt, though all the others were ad
vance I fractionally. Among the Grangers.
Rock Island was tho only one in which the
movements wcie or special importance; and,
whilo it was subjected to consldeiable
picssure In the foienoon, a full rally oc
curred later.
The specialties which have of late l eceived
so much attention ere held quiet and stag
nant to-day, and the transactions which
gave chatacter to the market were in rail
road stocKs entirely, and in those the usual
leaders. The market closed heavy, but gen
erally at about the level of the opening fig
ures. The total sales of stocks to-day were 321,184
shares, including: Atchison, 13,0; Erie,
17,000: Louisville and Nashville, 4,100; Noith
ern Pacific pieferred, 25,490; New England,
29,395; Reading, 53,930; Richmond and West
Point, 28,885; St. Paul, 20.338; Union Pacific,
3.820; Western Union, 14,634: Wheeling and
Lake Erie, 3,300.
Railroad bonds were still In good demand,
and While the transactions in the Atchison
Incomes were extended to $577,000 out of a
total of $2,745 000, they wete kept within
comparatively narrow limits, and tho Rich
mond and H est Point 5s lairly became the
feature of the day, with a rise or 3 per cent
to 60. Other chnnges, as usual on a Arm mar
ket, were small as a rule, but almost Invaria
bly in the upward direction.
Ihe following tuble shows the prices of active
tocks on the New York StocK Exclunge vester
riay. Corrected dally for Tim Dispatch by Whit
NT stefhzxsox, oldest Pittsburg members of
the N ew York Stock. Exchange, 57 Fourth avenue.
Clos
ing bid.
Open
Hlgh
Low,
est.
nig
est.
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil. pfd...
Am. Surar Kelltilnr Co
33
33
S75
M' 7;
70
75
9754
98
31
97H
94
58 '
HOU
30S
62
SO
103,"i
78'.
124H
78S
60).
12IS
119'.
I4S
68
291(
90.
Am. Sugar Kenning Co. pfd
BVi
34'4
9!h
ill.
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio, trust....
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersey
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
AO. lstprd
Chicago Gas Trust
C, Bur A Qulncv
C. Mil. A St Paul
C, Mil. A St. Paul, pfd....
C. Rock I.AP
C, bt. P.. M. AO
C, St. P.. M. AO., pref ..
C. A Northwestern
C. A Northwestern, nfd...
C C. C. A I
Col. Coal A Iron
Col. Allocking Val
Del., Lark. A Western....
Del. A Hudson
Dcner A KloGrvndc
Den. A Bin-Grande, pref..
Distillers' A C. F. Trust...
Illinois Central
Lake Eric A West
Lake Erie A West. pref....
Lake shore A 51. S
Loulsrllle A Nashville
MIchlRnn Central
1)714
"60
"co
51
MM
m
iw;t
"5,
"23'
2-J(
S0H
sow
104!
78)4
80
mn
73
I-4K
784
50J
'iib'i
14S
29
S7X
1U.JH
78K
124 '
70 !j
00',
1192
1IB
f.SM
20
5o;
1192
14SS
63)4
SO
J7K
37W
an
158 "o
142
17
51
48
102
24f
7754
lit
75V
"so"
1VS5 !
lu8.
ItiH
"si"
4T
1UZH
"77S
131't,
142-i,
UVb
51
43
1023J-
51M
48X
imn
"77?2
134 "l
764
53X
I
77S
7H
1081$
7oJ
AIODIICE Ohio ,
Missouri Pacific
National Cordasre Co....
4U
'"40
5C
5fiSj
11, M
H4
111
114
114
113V
341,
87!i
lilt.
llH
72'i
68K
3SH
19
1274
46
H'4
19)4
53
31
17
60V
iosji
10
53
43
10G
113
9i
40V
e-iH
91)4
'ii'H
74,'a
National Cordage Co., pfd
1144
55 '
87 V
115
.nuoiini iean 1.0
National Lead Co., pfd....
New YorkCentril
31V
87 H
87).
114
114
iis;a
N. Y., C. A St. L
N. Y.. C. A St. h , 1st pfd.
N. V., L. E. AW
N.Y.. L E. A W.. pfd....
N. V. AN. E r.
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A Western, pfd...
North American Co
Northern l'aclflc,
Northern Pacific, pfd
Pacific Mall
Peo Dec. A Evans
FhllnmUphla A Reading....
P.. C. C. A St. L
Pullman Falare Car
Richmond A XV. P. T.. tr..
Kichm'd A W.P.T..tr. pfd
St. 1'aul A Diihith
bt. Paul A Duluth, prd....
St. Paul, Minn. A Wan....
Texas Pacific
Union I'acific
Wabash...
Wabash, prd
Western Union
Westlngh'e E. A M. Co. As'd
Wheeling A 1.. E
Wheeling A L. E pfd
2SM
19H
28S
"39
3714
19.
"47
in
.....
13V
47
13V
20
A3
m
17
13X
19V
33
3i
17V
34
"S
el's
CI Ji
24
137
S'a
54
167"
"wi
41
'2
!J,
ifi
197
8.
53J4
107"
"a"i
4Wt
B
!3
'31H
10s
io7
"
41-'
94S
311 j
Uoston Stocks Closing Prices.
Atch. A Toneka 34
Uoston A Albany 20(!
Boston A Maln- 179V
Chi., Mur. A QulncTlOISf
Eastern R. R. Ss....".li
Kltcliburg R. R 9i
Flint A Pere M.. nfd 34
I.lttleRock A Ft.b.. 93
Mass. Central 17J-.
ilex. Cen., com 17 ",
Boston A Mont
. 44
.274
. 15
. 11V
. A3X
. 1
. 13
.ICG
. 5
. 211
riluinet & Hecla..
Franklin
Kfiir--anre
tisrtota
Pewabtc (new)....,
Santa fc Copper..
laiuarauh. .. .......
Boston Liml Co...
West End l.anrl C.n
. Y. AN. Eng 33
ueii Tcien lone..
..203
.. I8V
uiu V"-'iiJU ............ jaj
KtiiUnd pfd 70
Water Power
J
Centennial Slln.Co.. 11
wis. Ccn. com lb
N. E. Tel r,;j
Hutte AB. Cop 12
T homson-HoustonEl bfi
t i. VCiurainni,,,. 4j
Allouez Mln. (new). .cc
Atlantic ll)r
Plitlndrlphla Stocks.
Closing quotations of PhlladelDhta stocks, fur
nished by Whitney & Stephenson, brokers. No. 57
Fourth avenue, members of New York Mock. Exchange:
Rid. Asked.
..54JS 55
,..30 7-10 3"H
.. 8 8H
..59J 59!
..62)ii 523i
..35 37X
..U lBJ
.. ... 53
Pennsylvania Railroad...
Reading Railroad
Buffalo, N. Y. & Phlla...
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation ,
Philidelphln& Erie
Northern Pacific com....,
Northern Pacific, pref...,
Boston E'ectrlc Stocks.
Boston, Mny 26. Ifyectol. Tho latest elec
tric stock quotations to-day were:
Hid. Asked.
. 63 67
. SI
7)4 7J
. 10 15
. 12 12
. m 7
.28 29
, 45 45
,115
Thomson-Houston Klectrle Co
1 homson-IIoui ton Electric Co. pref..,
T.-II. E. Co. securities, series D
T. E. E. W. Co .,
Ft. W. E. Co
Ft. W. E. Co. securities. sries A...
W. E. Co
W. E. Co., pref. "
Edison E. in. Co
Stlnlng Stock Quotations.
New Yoiik, May 26. Best & Belclior, 210:
Consolidated California and Virginia, 410;
Deadwood, 200; Crown Point, 110: Eureka
Consolidated, 150; Gould & Cnrry. 120; Halo &
Norcross, ISO: Ilomestake," 1330; Horn Silver,
320: -Mexican, 185; Mount Diablo. 110; Ophir.
jv, u.nSV, Ajj oicrra fieTaua, mu: atanuaru.
133; Union Consolidated, 130.
Bnr Silver Quotations,
New Yobk, May 28 ISpniar.l Bar silver
in London 40 l-10d per ounce. New York deal
ers' price for silver Jfo lower at 87ic per
ounce.
MOVEMENTS IN MONEY.
Improvements Noted In Some Quarters,
Dnt Nothing Renlly New.
The local money market wns easy and
practically unchanged yesterday. The call
for loans was reported slightly better in
some quarters and unchanged In others. Tho
aggregating tendency of capital continues
to be a conspicuous loature at nearly all the
financial centers. Rates wore easv.at56.
Bank clearings were $2,390,893 42and balances
$587,098,24. f
from a Philadelphia source it is learned
that the question whether banks of that city
shall continue to pay 2 por cent interest on
municipal money has been practically sct-
uei in me uuiruiuwvu. ui tne 41 national
and two State banks to whom tho City
Treasurer addressod notes asking whether
they would accept deposits on the terms
named, about 30 havo responded favorably.
The matter will be reforred buck- to Coun
cils. At New York yestorday money on cnll was
easy atllper cent; last loanl; closed
offered at i;. Prlmo mercantile paper, 35
percent. Sterling exchange quiot but steauy
at $ 86K for 60-day bills and $i fcTJffor de
maud. Closing Bond Quotations.
U. S. is reg 47X
do 4s coup 1I7M
do 4Hs reg 100
Pacific 6s or '95 too
Loulsana stamp, 4s. V0H
Mutual Union 6s.,..107H
N.J. C. Int. Cert. .112
Northern Pac. JSU..1I8H
Nortuern Tac MiM13
Northwestern cons,tl40
North'n denent.Ss .1MH
S. L. A I. M.Gcn.5s. S5
st.L.AS.F.Gen.Mt.ilO
St Paul console MS
st. p. a &p.ists...iuK
T. P. L.G. Tr. Kcts.,8.
T. P. K.G. Tr. Rets. 30K
Union racists 1MH
Canada Ho. Ms ioii
L-iurnt i-ac ist- ,.iu
Den. ill. G.ltb....I10
Den. AR. G 4s W)
Frle2Us 108
M. K. AT. Oen. lis.. 82",
M. K. AT. Gen. 5s.. S0H
nTd
tAslccd.
West Shore.
106H
R. G. W. ...
. si;
Rank Clearing.
New OntBAKS Clearings, $1,144,182.
New Yohk Bank clearings', $109,614,779;
balances, $6,248,753.
Bostos Bank clearings. $15073,260; bal
ances, $1,597,304: money 1) per cent; ex
change on New York, par to 5 cents pre
mium. Baltimore Bank clearings, $2,047,476: bal
ances, $211 613. Money, 6 per cent.
St. Louis-Bank clearings, 13.142,578; bal
ances, $463,246. Money quiet and easy at 4G
percent. Exchange on New York 90c pie
mltun. Chicaqo Bank clearings, $15,509,C99. Monoy
easy, genet ally at 4Q5 per cent. New York
exchange 70c premium.
Memphis New YorK exchange selling at
$1 50. Clearings, $384,043; balances, $122,213.
PHH.ADEi.rniA Clearings, $12,521,451; bal
ances. $1,651,835. Monev S per cent.
Cincinnati Money 35 per cent. Clear
ings, $2,154,500.
THE HOME MARKETS.
EGGS ON THE ADVANCE, AND DAIRY
PRODUCTS GOING DOWNWARD.
Centals Still Favor the nuyer Hides and
Calfskins Qnlet nt tne. Decline Already
Noted Lightweight Leather Sluggish
Provisions Unchanged.
OmcE or The Dispatch.
Pittsbueo, Thursday, Mny 25.
Country Produce Jobbing Prices
The firmness in the egg market noted for
some days past has culminated in another
advance. Strictly fresh stock is now firmly
held at 17c per dozen, and at this price
there is little margin to the "Western ship
per. Country butter and Ohio cheese are a
drug on the market. The quality of offer
ings in both lines is low. The weather is
not favorable of late to the proper curing of
cheese. For some cause the receipts of late
have been generally of low" grade. The
supply of spring chickens is steadily in
creasing, and demand keens pace with sup
ply. The best strawberries of the season
were on the markets to (lay, and all choice
stock found ready sale at outside quotations.
Tropical fruits aro in pood demand, and
pood stock is a shade higher than at last re
port. Apples-J3 0Ot40O per barrel.
Bcrritn Creamery Elftln. 22c: Ohio brinds.
lS16c; common country butter, 19(12c; choice
conntrvrol. 14jth5c.
BEAHS-Iew York and Michigan pea. II 75(3)1 85:
marrowfat. ?2 i:2 25; lima beans, 3M3Ve per
lb: hand-picked medium, si 701 75.
Beeswax Choice, 3334c per lb; low grades, 22
l25c.
Cheese New Ohio cheese. 9"3)10c: New York
cheese, lie: llmburger. 1313r; 'Wisconsin
swelt7er, full cream, 1314c; Imported swiltzer.
agtJi4C.
CiDEn Countrv cider, $5 on5 50 per barrel; sand
refined. J6 507 00; crab elder, ft 50(38 00.
EGOS Strictly fresh. 16S17c: goose eggs, 2025c
per dozen: duck eggs. J8S5-'Oc.
Ffatiiers Cxtra lie geese, 5758c; No. 1, 4S
30c t lb: mixed lots. 25a35c.
Dkied FnutTS Peaches, halve. 5Sc: evapora
ted apples, 77)c: apricots. 91Ic: blackberries. .va
Be: raspberries, 18(Sl8jC; huckleberries, 7c; Cali
fornia peaches 79c.
Honey New crop, white clover, lCl7c; Cali
fornia honer. i:315c fl lb.
Maple srncp . ew, 65l70c ? gallon.
Maple Sugah-3c $ a.
Poultry AllTe-Chlctens, 90c5i 00 per pair:
spring chickens, 6575c per pair; lire tHrkejs, 12
Oil ft 15: riitcVs, (5rt75c a pair: live geese, 90c
Si 00 .1 pair: dressed chickens, I5I6c ? ft: dressed
turkei s. lG18c V ft: dressed ducks. V16c 9 ft.
Potatoes Carload lots, 011 track, iffltec; trom
store. 4550c a bushel: .Terser sweets, 82a03 50per
barrel; new, $3 0OS10 CO per barrel.
SFEDS Western recleaiied medium clover. Job
bing at 7 75: mammoth. ?7 f5:t!mothy. 51 70 for
prime, and SI 75 for choice; blue grass, S2 CKSIS 80;
orchard grass 8! 50: millet. 91 15; German, SI 30;
Hungarian. II 10. fine lawn, 25c per ft; seed buck
wheat, f 1 40131 50.
STRAWnERitiEs 13 233 50 a crate. 1520c per
box.
Tallow Country. c: city rendered. 4'e.
TROPIC L FBCITS-Lemons. fancv Messina, 13 50
ftftt 75: Florida oranges. $1 00(3 50a box; Messlnas.
M (Wa 25; blood oranges. fS'OO: bananas, $2 0Q
2 25 firsts, tl 5(1 75 seconds: Persian dates, 4)C
per pound: layer figs, 1214c per pound; pineap
ples, 810c apiece.
VeGcTadles -Cabbage. Maryland. 2 2X2 ."4 a
barrel crate: Mobile. $3 003 25 a 2-barrel crate:
green onions, 20c a dozen; yellow Danver, $1 75
2 CO a barrel; new Dcrinuda onions, (2 50 a box;
new Florida tomatoes, -12 503 00 n bushel crate.
Bermuda potatoes. 88 Oil n barrel; spinach,
91 COl 25 a barrel: new beets. 4045c a dozen;
asparrgns. 40c bunch; kale. 91 00 a barrel; rad
ishes, I5(335c per dozen: parsnips. 92 C02 25: new
peas, 91 7i a hair barrel: green beans, $2 502 75;
cucumbers, 7530c per dozen.
Groceries.
Soft white and yellow sugars arc advanced
l-16o in the East, and It is only a question of
a day or two when prices must advance
here. Granulated sugar is steady at un
changed prices. The movement of general
groceries Is fiee, and the week's volume of
trade promises to be largo.
Greek cowee Fancy, 2Di22'c: choice Rio,
21022c: prime. 19c: low grade, 17 18c: old Gov
ernment Java. 27(S29c: Maracalbo,2I22c: Mocha.
2ac: Santos. 2lls(322c; Caracas, 23244c: La
Guayra. 215''a?2l!ic
Roasted (In papers) Standard brands. 19.15c;
higher grades. 22s26c: old Government Java,
balk. 31"453Je:5I.araralbo. 22W24c:Santos. 19,'1(a25c:
peaberry, 2(l1c: choice Rlor 2lac; prime Rio, 20c;
good Rio, 19'jc: ordinary, 17(518c.
fcriCES (wlinic) Cloves. 1012e- allspice. 10c;
cassia. Se: pepper. 12e: nutmeg. 70JISOC.
PETnoLEDMilobbers' prices) 110 test, 6c; Ohio,
150. 7"ie: headlight, yp test, 64c: water white,
7l8c globe. 14140: elalne. 13c: earnadlne. lie;
rnrallne, lie; red oil, 10"illc; purity, 14c; olelne,
2Ie.
Mivins' Oil No. 1 winter, stralned,39IOcper
calkin: summer. .1VS37c: lard. 52S55C.
SYUCP Corn syrup, 2427e: choice sugar svrup.
3K336c: prime sugarayrup, 30($32c; strictly prime,
2&M0c.
K. O. SIolasres Tancv new eron. Attttelp'
choice, 4041c; old crop, 3S3Sc: N. O. syrup, 44
50c.
SODA Bl-carb, In keg, 3'i35'c: bl-carb. In Ks,
Sc; bl-carb, assorted packages, 5V6c; sal soda,
In kegs, lVc; do granulated, 2c.
Candles Star, full weight, 9c;stearlnc, per set.
8(c: parafllne. ll12e.
HiCE Head Carolina, 0tfi(c; choice, 5(c;
Louisiana, 5S)o$ic.
&TABCH Pearl, JJgc; cornstarch. 536Jic; gloss
starch, 5K8Vo.
Foreign FnuiTLajer raisins. S2 00: London
layers. 2 25: Muscatels (1 75: California Muscatels.
tl 40(3)1 60t Valencia, 5()5)ic: Ondara Valencia, 6
0c: Sultam. 813c: currants. 3V(3Jic: Turkey
prunes. 4'5c: French prunes, fc; cocoa
nuts. 100. 16 1)0: almonds. Lan., ft; 20c: do
Ivlca, 17c: do shelled, 50c; walnuts Nap., 1314c;
Sicily Alberts. lie: Mnyrna figs, 13rffil3c; new ilstrs,
S((5Kc: Ilrazll nuts, 6c: pecans. 1114c: citron, ft,
2irJ2c: lemon peel. 10c ft: orang" peel. 12c.
Sooaus Cubes, 4c: pondered. 4&c: granulated.
4!c; confectioners', 4)c: soft white, t'ffllHc: yel
low, choice. '1i(-i;ie:ellow. good, 33c; yel
low, fair. SMOJVc
Pickles Medium bbls (1,200), SI 00; medium,
half Dbls (6001, $2 64
Salt No. 1 per bbl. tl 20; No. 1 extra, per hal
hbl, $t 10: dairy, per bbl, $1 20: coarse crvstal, per
bbl, II W, HtgKlns' Knreka. 4-bu sacks, (2 80: Ilig
eins' Eureka. 16 14-Ib nackets. S3 00.
Canned Goods standard peaches. II 7V!1 90;
2ds, fl 30l 40; extra peaches. 12 002 10: pie
peaches, &Wc: finest com, 1 25(21 SO; Hfd. Co.
corn, SI uncoil 10: rel cherries, $i 001 10: lima
beans. SI 35: soaked do. 85c: stringed do. SOtSMc.
marrowfat peas. Oucf&si 10: soaked peas. 6"7rc:
plncanples. It 20l 30; Bahama do, 82 00: damson
plums, 1 00: green gages. 1 85; eggplums. It 00;
California apricots, 81 73 00: California pears,
12 102 31; ao green gages, S 1 85: do egg plums,
11 5: extra white cherries. $2 (Vii2 85; raspberries,
t Hall 25; strawberries. a5cfl 10: goosi berries,
II 0S1 05; tomatoes. 90(39jc; salmon. I-lb ans,
Jl 3051 80: blackberries. 70c: succotash. 2-tb cans,
soaked. 90c: do green, 2-lb cans, 81 Z'a)l 50; corn
beer. 3-fb cans. II 0,1 70: 1-tbcans, 8l 23; baked
beans. 81 41(311 5i; lobsters, 1-tb cans, 12 25; mack
erel. I-lb cans, boiled. 81 50: sardines, domestic
, Ms. M 85(33 95: )s, 0 25: ardine, Inporfed. Xs,
1 SOGi eu: sarnmes, imported, as. S3 ucj; sardines,
mustard, 83 15: sardines, spiced, 83 15.
Fish Extra in, 1 bloster mackerel. 1524 00 per
hbl: cvtra No. 1 do mess. $10 00: No. 2 shore mack
erel. 119 50: No 2 large mackerel. 118 00: No. 3
large mackerel. $10 50; No. 3 small mackercl.fio 00.
Herrlng-SDllt. 83 60: lake, f3 75 per 100-16 hbl.
White tish. f7 50perlOO-lD half bbl. Lake trout.
88 50 per half bbl. Finnan haddles, 10c per tb. Ice
land halibut, 12c per lb Pickerel, half bbls, 84 00:
quarter bbls, SI co. Holland herring, 75c. Walkotf
herring, 90c.
OATJIKAL fl 70J54 75.
Grain, Flonr and Feed.
There were no sales on Thursday's call at
the Grnln Exchange. Markets gave verv
few signs of life and the situation was favor
able to buyers nil along the line., lieceipts
as bulletined, 23 cars. By Pittsburg, ft.
Wayne and Chicago Rail vt ay i car of wheat,
1 of oats and rye, 3 of liny, 1 of malt, 9 of
flour. By Plttsburg.CInolnnatlandSt. Louis
2 cars of hay, 5 of coin, 1 of flour, 1 of wheat.
1 of bran, 1 ot oats. Bv lialtlmore and Ohio
1 car ofllour. By Pittsburg and Western
1 car of Jlour. Shell corn is a shade lower
-than It was in tiio early part of the week.
Wheat, flour and millfeedare quiet, and hay
is steady.
Following are prlces'for carloads on track.
Dealers charge an advance lrom store:
Wheat No. 2 red. 9494J$c: No. 3 red. 909Ic.
CORjr No. 2 yellon ear. 535lc: hlgn mixed
ear, 81H52r: mixed ear. Vh&JOv: N". 2 yellow
shelled, 5353)sc; high mixed' shelled. 52X55c;
mixed shehed. 51X52c.
Oats No. 1 oats, 3833Vc: No. 2 white, 37
37c; extra No. 3 oats, 3u,l2J7c: mixed oats, 35
03c.
ItrE No 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 65S6c; No.
2 Western, Masic.
Floor Jobbing prices Fancy spring patents,
f4 8505 00: laucy winter patents, $4 8Jo Co: fancy
straight winter, 84 504 75: fancy straight snrlnir.
84 504 75: clear winter, f4 2&4 50; straight XXXX
bakers, ' 84 254 50. Rye dour, 84 755 00.
illLLFEED-No, 1 whlto middlings, f 17 0017 CO
Tenn.ncw set.Cs 108
. Tenn. new set. 5s. ...102V
I Tenn. new sot. 3 72'
per ton: No. 2 white middlings, tr 001S 00: brown
middlings. $15 00rlS ,V: winter wheaihran, $15 50
15 75: chop Iced. $15 0016 00.
HAY Baled timothy, choice. $14 C0314 25: No. 1
$H 7M1I4 00; No. 2. $12 73an 00: loose from wagon.
$15 00i$17 00. according to quality; prairie hay, (9 50
10 0U; packing hav. IS 73&9 0).
STKAW-Oats, $7 25(37 50; wheat. $7 007 25; rye.
Provisions.
Sugar cured lunis, large $ 1
Stigarcured hams, medium 10'
Sugar cured hams, small 103
Sugar cured California hams 7M
Sugar cured b. bicon 84"
bugar cured skinned hams, large 0',4
Sugar cured skinned hams, medium , 10'
Sngr cured shoulders., e
ISngar cured boncles shoulders 8'4
Sugar cured skinned shoulders 734
bngarcurcd bacon shoulders 6t(
Sugar cured dry-salt shonHers S
bugar cured beef, rounds 12
Sugar cured beef, sets j9
bugar cured beef, flats '8
Bacon, clenrsldes. 30lbs iu
Bacon, clear bellies, 20 lbs 7V
Dry.salt clear sides. 30 lbs average 7
Mess pork, heavy n 50
jiesspork. family 13 50
Lard, refined. In tierces
Lard, refined. In one-half barrels.
Lard, refined, hi CO-tb tubs
Lard, refined. In 20-lh palls ,
Lard, refined. In 50-ft tin cans....,
Lard, refined. In 3-lb tin pal!3 ,
l.ard, refined. In 6-ft tin palls
Lard, refined. In 10-Ib tin pails
Hides and Calfskins.
At the decline noted a week asro markets
ore dull and slow. Tanners are disposed to
liny sparingly even at tho reduced rates.
The market for bun" hides is In a demoralized
condition, on in; to the curtailment or pro
duction agreed upon by Eastern tanners,
and dealers here are at sen. not knowing
what the outcome of this curtailment may
be. Cal'skins are weak. In svmpathy with
the weakness of llcht hides. Sheepskins are
fairly steady at prices quoted.
Following are prices, paid by dealers and
tanners for stock delivered hoie:
J o. 1 green salted steers, GOfts and o er.
No. 1 green salted cows, all weights
No. 1 green salted hides, 0tofflhs
No. 1 green salted hides, 25 to 401bs
No. 1 green spited bulls
No. 1 green salted calfskins
No. 1 green salted Teal kips
No. 1 green salted runner kins
7 c
4'
s!4
4
7
5
4
Sheepskins, fresh slaughtered I 0C1 25
xanow, prime 4
Reduction for Ha. 2 stock, 1 cents per lb
on steers and light hides, 1 cent on bulls and
2 cents on calfskins.
In Leather Lines.
There is .1 fnir demand for No. 1 harness
leather and heavy trace leather, but
B grades and light weights aro sluggish,
as thev have been all this season.
Collar leather is quiet, and accumulation is
gi cater than it has been for some years at
this season or the j ear. Sole leather shows
an'improved tone since the New England
tanners resolved to shut down during tho
months of June and July. Belting is quiet,
in sympathy with tho depression in the iron
trade.
Following are prices, as established by Al
legheny tanners:
No. 1 trace, SGc per fi; B trace, 34c per B:
No. 1 names-., 120 to 170 B.s, C9a per ft; B har
ness.l.'O to 170 fts. 7c per ft; No. 2, 120 to 170 fts,
25c per ft; No. 1 black line, 23o per ft; B blaok
lino, 26c per ft: No. 1 oak collar leather, 10c;
B oak collar leather, 9-c per ft.
Oak belting butts, nrlme quality 31c
X overweights, 20 lbs and up 27c
A overweights, 20 lbs and up 25c
B overweights, 20 lbs and up 23c
C overweights, 20 lbs and up 2lc
Middle weights. 18 to 193; lbs,lc less than above.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Receipts, Shipments and Prices at
East
Liberty and All Other Yards.
Office of The Disr-ATCH. )
PlTTSBUrG, THCR3DAT, Way 20. (
Cattle Receipts, C09 head; shipments, 372
bead; market steady and unchanged; no
cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs Receipts, 2.900 head; shipments. 1 700
head: market steady; all grades, $5 005 10: 7
cars of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep Receipts, 2,700hoad: shipments, 1,600
bead; market strong and ui, changed, but ex
pect liberal supply to-morrow and a shade
off in prices.
By Telegraph.
Chicago Cattle Receipts, 13,000 head;
shipments, 4,000 bead; market fairly active,
strong to grade higher; best steers. $4 25
4 73; good. $3 901 20; others, $3 753 85;
feeders, $3 5(75; stockers, $1 25l 25:
Tevnns, $2 253 50. Hogs Receipts, iJO.OOO
head; shipments, 15.C00 head: market brisk
and stoady to stionger; rough and common,
$3 0:4 50; mixed and paekeis, ft 65l 80;
prime heavv and butcheis' weights, $4 80
4 95; light, $4G0ffi4 80. Sheep Receipts, 8 Oco
head; shipments, 2,000 head; market active
and steady to strong; clipped Tcxnns, $3 63
Ol 10; clipped natives and Westerns, $5 15
06 35: yearlings, $5 756 50; spring lambs,
7 503 25.
New York Beeves Receipts, 6"9 head,
all for export; no tradins: feeling steady.
Dressed beef steady ac 67Jo per ft; ship
ments to-day, 525 beeves and 25 sheep: to
morrow, 200 "beeves. Calves Receipts, 1,154
head; market steady; veals. $5 005 75 per
100 fts; buttermilk calves.$3 00J.r 00. Sheep
.Receipt, 4,111 neau: inarxec nnn: encep.ja w
6 50 per 100 fts; lnmhs, $7 503 70: dressed
mutton steady at ll12c per ft: dressed
lambs firm at 316c. Hogs Receipts, 1,923
head, consigned diiect; nominally steady at
$5 003 60 per 100 03.
Buffalo Cnttlo Receipts. 99 loads
through. 2 sale; steady. Hogs lieceipts, 73
loads through, 20 sale; market opened
steady: a fow select brought $5 10; heavv,
$5 005 05: packers' and medium, $5 005 05.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, H loads through.
Jl sales; strong ior lamDs; uuu una wc to
$1 00 lower for vcarllngs. Choice to
lancy wethers, $3 756 25. Clipped lambs,
choice to fancy, ?6 507 00; lair to good,
$6 73Q6 8a
Kansas City Cattle Receipts. 1,400 head;
shipments, 1,4X0 head; market quiet nnd
Btendv: Texans wore weak; dressed heof and
shipping steers, $3 25J 90: con sand hellers,
$1 503 40: Blockers und feodors,$2 803 60.
Hoes ReceiDts. 9.709 head: shipments. J.700
hed; market steady to strong; bulk of aies
at $4 5504 65; extreme range, $4 004 70.
Sheep Receipts. 3,300 head; shipments, COO
head; market quiet and unchanged.
St.Louls Cattle Receipts, 1,600 head; ship
ments, 200 head: nntlves steady: Texans
strong: fair to good native steers, $3 004 25;
Texans, fair to good, 32 803 75. Hogs Re
ceipts, 5,900 head; shipments, 4,300 I'ond;
market steady; lair to good best. $4 604 73;
mixed, ordinary to good, $4 20l 70; light,
medium to best, $4 504 70. Snecp Re
ceipts, 355 head; shipments, 4,226 bead; mar
ket unchanged.
Cincinnati Hogs firm: common and light,
3 75(ffi4 SO: packing and butchers. $4 6IM24 90:
receipts, 3,000 bead; shipments, 1,430 uead.
Cattle firm nt $2 251 25; receipts, 270 head:
shipments, 100 head, sheep firm at $4 00
8 75; receipts, 2,570 head; shipments, 7,5oo
head. Lambs strong; common to choice
spring, $5 007 75 per 100 fts.
Omrln Cattle Receipts, 1,000 head; mar
ket slow mid easier; common to fancv
steers, $3 004 50: - Western, $2 503 50.
Hogs Receipts, 5,000 head: market active,
stron?. 510c higher; lignr. $4 504 60; heavy,
$4 55)4 65: mixed, $4 554 60. sheep Re
ceipts, 415; demand active, strong; natives,
$4 506 60; lambs, $4 03S 50.
TJNIFOSMLY DISCOURAGING
Are the fTeek's Advices From thn Lead
ing; Trade Centers,as to the Iron Trade.
New Yoke, May 26. flpecfn. The Iron
Age trade report says: Our advices from
the leading trade centers this week are al
most unliormly discouraging. Pig iron con
tinues to be seriously depressed, the restric
tion of production thus far mado having
failed to affect tho market in any respect.
Too many lurnaces are pressing their prod
uct for sale to permit aiiy improvement in
B rices. Philadelphia, Pittsbnrg and
lilcago seem to bo subject to pre
cisely the fame influences. While the
so-called standnrd brands aie Melt
hold, the makers of pig Iron
less favorably known are taking lower and
lower prices. An inevitable settling of a ni
nes in ceneral to a still lower level seems to
bo Impending unless there Is very shortly a
decided improvement in tho demand. As
long as pig iron Is depressed it seems futile
tolooklorimpiovement in other lines of
trade. Steel billets are still weak, with sales
reported in Eastern Pennsylvania nt equiv
alentto$22. Pittsburg Western huers aio
holding off, waiting for a further decline.
Foreign markets, by cable, arerevlewod as
follows: Stocks of ii on in w arrant stores havo
been further reduced. Tlicqu'intityot Scotch
is now 456 000 ions, against 463,000 tons a week
ago, nnd that of Cleveland, has fallen off
from SH.000 to 77,000 tons. Scotch warrants
prices have diopped, In the face of tho sta
tistical exhibit, to40s7d; but Cleveland has
Improved to 89s 2il and uematltes to 493 lid.
Hematite wni rants for prompt delivery are
scarce, and makers ask is 6d above warrant
prices, altliougu experiencing a iu mar
ket. It Is reported that tho Durham
miners aro n illing to resume work at 10 per
cent 1 eduction in wages, and the owners
have declined to entertain the proposition.
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