THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. THTJESDAT; JUNE 3$ 189a
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TOOK REVIEW.
ttle at Libertj
s of Demand.
Far
ON LOW GRADES.
Cher Beeves Bteadv
eek's Figures.
"at
D AND SHEEP LOWER
ns or The Dispatch,
Wedsiisdav, Jane 29. 5
in on sale at the East
i week about 104 carloads
i00 loads last week. The
nosily common and inferior
ieavy primes were on sale,
were scarce. The qnality was
the late average. Markets
dy on good butcher grades, but
.ower on other grades. Common
at 15c to 25c per cwt lower than
s, and light, tidy butcher beeves
as good prices as they did a week
he best price realized this-week was
The worst feature of the market is
rge number of unripe grass fed stock
are coming to the front of late. All
are a vexation to the stockman for the
.on that they can only be sold at a sacri
. In this era of low prices it is more
J more demonstrated every day that good
jeves pay best to theinan who raises them.
Chile common cattlo must go 1 e .-ging for
-ravers, and can only be sold by liberal con
cessions, choice cattle, especially those of
light weight, areptomptly taken at satis
factory prices. Among the heavy buyers
this week were B. S. Truuerman 4 Bro., who
bonght 23 loads of cattle.
The rnn of fresh cows was somewhat
larger this week.than last. There were no
foney and few good ou sjle. The range was,
from $20 00 to 440 00 per head. Hogs have
been in somewliat larger supply this neefe
man last, unt 1 prices are mgner. a wcck
top price yras $5 SO, while top this moni-
is $5 70. There were no choice on sale.
If 'here had been they woald have'
of sheen this week was not so
jreefc as last, Out In splto of the
jn markets were weak and lower,
re no choice sheep on sale by tin
Top price of sheep was $5 10, year-
, j anu spring ramus oc per iu.i
-w on sale were counted worthy tore
these outside prices. J
A Live Stock Firm's Review.
allowing Is report of the week's transac
s by Holmes, Btiggs Co.:
ve report 93 loads of cattle on sale Mon
y, which was about the same in num
ras Monday of lastweec. The quality,
iweier, was below teat of last weeK. The
-incipal receipts were cattle which bad
een fed sonio grain through the winter and
.uraed on grabs But as there has been so
much rain this season, grass has been too
soft and wasting to produce lat, and ne
think farmers are making a big mistake to
put their cattle and sliiep off before they
arc fit to be killed. When there is such
abundance of grass and every advantage to
make fat stock it would be more profitable
to the grazier and butcher to keep back
stock until reaay for market. It be
comes more evident to a careful observer
every week that grain fed settle and sheep
are below the demand and must command
better prices in the near future. We
quote prin-e 1,400 and 1,500 at $4 5004 70; good.
1,200 to L3U0,H251 40: good, 1,000 to U00,$3 800
1 00; mixed and half fit, 900 to 1,200, $3 250
S 60; stockers, 600 to 900, 2Jf3c; cows and
bulls, 2 O-J03 23; oxen, 3c to 4c; fresh cows,
E25 00045 00 per bead.
THeie were fair receipts of hogs on Mon
day and demand fully equal to the supply.
Everything sold at about last week's clos
ing prices. Since Monday receipts have
been light, and ai the demand keeps good
prices are hardening, and this morning they
are strong and 10c higher than Monday, with
prospects good for the 1 et of the eek. Wo
qunto select topi at $5 65ffi5 01: good mixed,
S3 5105 70; best Torkers, $5 4005 50; common,
5 2305 33.
There were about 23 loads of sheep on sale
Monday, which was 10 loads less than on
Monday of last week. There were no prime
offered, and but very few which would be
called good medium. The majority of all
receipts are nothinir but thin. nrasv stock
not suitable for butchering, and are held
hero from day to day without any offers on
would command o-ootf nr,l fv.
J.1.M'
prime at fi sss to; Rood. t sos mJ flair,
$4 504 75, common, 42 003 25; veal calves,
Sa.les Slnos last Report.
Some of the sales reported, showing the
drift of markets:
LsffertyBros. Hidden: Cattle 14 head. 16. S10
lbs. S3 50; 7 hemd 8,670 lbs, f4 23:7 hed. 7.-J80 His.
(4 00:6 head. C, 770 lbs. S3 S5: 14 head. 15.M0 lbs.
S3 s5; 8 head. 9.300 lbs, S3 US; 5 calves, 82) lbs. S3 7?
Hogs 71 heart, 12.170 lbs, s1 60: 47 hi.-td. S..SUIbs.
15 (A; 18 head, 2. 54 J Ilia. S3 13. bheep-8.10) lbs!
63 00: 197 head. 15. 850 lbs, C4 63.
S. B. Heilges Jfc Co.: CatUe 18 head. 19.3W lbs.
t3": 38 head, 46.990 lbs. S4 00; 4 head, 390 lbs.
M 15: 18 calves. 2.600 lbs. 6c Hogs-58 head. 9 640
ibs. (5 SO: 64 head. 13.760 lbs. f565:Mlicad. lS,4201bs
$60:55head. 8.370 lbs. 5 30. Sheep 42 head. 2.130
jbs. S CO; 34 heaa, 2,910 lbs. 4 8J; 3s head, 2.830 lbs.
Drum. Dyer A Co.: Cattle 13 head, 18 220 lbs
(3 25; 19 head. 20.630 lbs. S3 40; 21 head. 23.720 lbs
3 65:15 head. 17.030 lbs, 3 8: 21 llrad, 23.060 lbs
$3 90: 22 head, 24.590 lbs. II 10: 12 head. T6 ISO lbs!
SJ 80; 3) head. 26, 380 lbs, 4 20; 59 calves. 8.220 lbs
t5S5;10 calves, 1.474 lbs, S3 73 Hogs 111 head!
20. 801 lbs, 65 60: 61 head, 11.220 lbs. Ji 33. 63 head
8.980 lbs, 5 30: 109 head, 17.120 lbs, ?o 4S; CO head!
8..I40 lbs. $3 40; 136 head, 20.610 lba, J5M. Sheep
i;4had. 11.150 lbs. M 75; 43 head, 290 lbs. 1J10
61 liead, 4,000 lbs. S2 73.
nun. Hazciwooa jl imtioa: cattle II bead. 14 -
Jibs. S4 OC: 16 Head. 2ai70 1bs. S3 73: lfih. it mn
I ha. SI 10:13 head. 14.340 lbs. S3 70M4 li,l 'm'oin
Ibs, S4 53; 15 head. 19.000 lbs. S4 15: 39 calves, 4:730
bs. S5 80; 67 Calves. 8.670 lbs. $5 80: 22 head. 3.5S0
. S3 SO. UOJTS IS llLart. 22.250 llis. ,71i,,fl
L120 lbs. S5 4,5:183 head. "7.270 His J:l shcZ
1 bead. 7.610 lbs. S4 20:32 head. 4.341h fti in.9111
bead. IS. 700 lbs. M 90: 244 head. i9.sioifc i so. t
Fhead, 4.1J0 lbs. 4 O0.
Holmes. Ilrlggs A Co.: Cattle-31 head. 43.650 lbs.
M 45: 16 head. IS. 160 lbs. H 00: 17 head n cm it.
1 43; I7ie!id, IR.noo lbs. 4 03: 18 head. 16.200 lbs.
64 33; 19 head, a.200 lbs U U); 65 Calves. 8.290 lbs.
S5 75. Hogs 190 head. 33. SS0 Ibs. 3 60; 63 head. II -490
Ibs, S3 55:51 head. 6.210 lb. J5 30: 139 IieaiL 19 -4901bs.
S3 40. Mieen -12S head. r.L?n tnc s Kn. rrt
head, 16. 100 lbs. to 23; 13 head. 10.410 lbs. (5 10: 200
held. 13, 250 lbs. S3 15: 137 head. 8.270 lbs. f 5 50.
MrCalL-ftowicn Jfc Newburne: Cattle 11 head.
12,800 Ibs, S3 80; 14 head. 16,53) lh. 4 00;
10 head. 10,9!)0 lbs, 3 80: 19 head 22.
1C0 lbs, 3 93: 19 bead. 21,140 lbs. 4 00: 17 head.
23.810 lbs. W 45; 16 head, 17.440 lbs. fS M; 25 head.
17,3 lb-. 82 75; 2G calve. 3 630 lbs. $5 T,: 43 calves.
S,19lbs. f75. Hogs 8 head, 11.8 0 lbs. 5 65; 63
head. 13,(170 lbs. Jo 60; 66 head, 13.0W His. 5 SO: 81
head. 13.500 llw. So 40: 133 bead, 19,750 Ilia, S3 30; 81
head. 11510 lbs. S3 35. Sheep-58 bead. 6.370 lbs.
S3 60:249 bead, 19.3!i0 lbs, S3 50; SO head. 7.690 lbs.
Jl 83: 20 bead, 1 53J lbs, fi 75.
John Iletketi Co.: Catile 19 head. 19.300 lbs,
(3 6i: 16 head. 20.500 lbs. 83 83: 14 head. 15. 150 lbs.
SI 60; 20 head. 24. 8fl0 lbs. ?4 (JO: IS head. 21.930 lbs,
3 bO: 15 bead. 16.660 lbs. S4 00: 1: hrad. 1B.070 lbs.
4 25: 19 head. 2t 120 lbs. f 4 (K: 19 head. 20.790 lbs,
13:21 head. 22, Suo lbs, (4 00: 15 head. 15.410 lbs,
H 03: 6 calves. 790 lbs. 5c per lb. Uogs-276 head,
45.710 lbs. 55 55: 77 head. 12.51P lbs S3 63: 69 head.
7.600 lbs, $3 15. t-heep 100 head. 8,510 lbs. 84 26: 143
hiad, U.410 lbs. SI 10: 91 head 6,01bs. f4 00:9i
hiad. 7.640 lbs. M 43; 140 head. 12,650 lbs. 5 10: 18S
heart. 14,760 lbs. f4 2-j.
Keneker LlnVhorn Jfc Co.: Cattle 14 head,
9.780 lbs. $3 16: in head, 9 990 lbs. 83 73; 22 head,
22,610 lbs. S3 83: IS head. "Inoilhs u in- ra head.
23.260 lbs, U 83 : 19 head. 20.S80 lbs. t3 80. 17 head,
21.10011k. $3 90:23 head. 20,300 lbs. S3 05: 19 bead.
24.020 lbs. J4 03; 15 head. 16.C01os. S3 70: 12 calves.
1.740 lbs, 5Sj cents. Hogs 110 head. 19.720Ibs, 60;
41 head. 7.130 lbs. 65 i5: 70 head. 12.220 lbs, S3 SO;
69 head, 11,390 lbs, $5 43; 82 heart, 13.110 lbs. ' 30.
blieep-120 head. 10.410 lbs, f4 75; 136 head. 10.7U0
lbs. n CO: 111 head. 9.-J90 lbs. t 05: 225 head, 16,750
lbs, $4 62f .
By Telegraph.
Now Tort Beeves Receipts. 702 head, in
cluding 34 cars for sale; very active and 20c
-er 100 pounds higher; native steers t 3
4o5pei 100pounds:bullsandcnw,$20030a,
pressed heef firm at 6V71io per lu.
Shipments to-day, 5,841 quuTtein "t heer;
to-moi ro . 829 beeves mid 85 aheop. Calves
Bccelpts. 5.3"S hcaa; active and shade firmer;
veal-. $4 soqg Z per 100 lbs: buttermilk
cal es $j w3 7 Sheep-Receipts. , 5,393
ifto.'iS81' stead ' lambs K higher; shecB,
$3 505 80 per 100 lbs; lamb". t3O07 ,as
Vi mutton steady at 9K Per ib:
dressed lauihs Ann at 11K1Jc7 Hoss-Re-ceipts,
4,958 heao, inclndli. i cars for sale;
..I at fo lurgj ;j per ioo lbs.
Chlcif Cattle Ueceipts.18.000 head; ship
men.s. 4,500 head; iurket active: natives
stead-; T.xan- easier- cho'cc to extra
2 15S3 60: suekers.$j oo3 7o!jeeders, 75
.. -, "(iucjii;s, .uuy head mflrKc !
an',.10i"B''e rough anu com""". 0
5 35; mixed and nuclei- iruai 50: prinie
neavy tind lutcheis' weigTitsT 5 aai
6U:
light, $5 40Q5 55. Sheep-ireceipts.fl ''ea1
lilpmenu. 3,000 lienu-imd mutton sheep
steady; others. intln-Hn 1-,T,. 253 lower;
?m.er rt"TtlV,;s $4 & 6J: wether. f '5
6 00; fed Texans, J4 40T lambs. S 756 75.
Si. I-enU-Cnttle-Uecelnts 2,7 ead: 1
shipments. 3.100 head: native, slow: Texans
nrni; iair to clioicc native oteers. J"B
Tc.Xa!!' ,a" srndes- 003 tt nru?"
ceipts. 3,'90 head, RhipnTentsV 1.01 . ficatlJ
market SffiiOe liih .ii."e"lBl..fra heavy.
J5 2005 50: mixed. 5 OOaj 4t ? light, ft'r to
best, i 505 55. 61iVenjLeeipts, "??:
hlpments, 3 430 nead: market ste.idy; fair
to good natives, $4 0o5 00.
Kanj Cliv rtnij ' .. . OO.C00 head;
shipments, 8,203 head; goou native steers ac-
tive and lOo higher at $3 S9i 40; oows steady
at $1 752 85; Texans 10c holier at (1 752 60.
Mockers and feeders lOo higher at f3 10
62 9a Hogs Recolpts, 9,900 head: ship
ments, 3,600 ahead; market active and 610o
higher: all grades, $4 HQi 80. Sheep Re
ceipts, 7,000 head: sbiDments, 1,200 bead.
ClnolnuHtl Hops scarce and higher: com
monand light. $4 855 60; packln? and butch
ers', $5 85M 63; receipts, 8,100 head: shlp
ments, 1,000 head. Cattlo firmer at 12 0004 23;
receipts, 640 head: shipments, 60 head.
Sheep easy at $3 005 00; receipts, 8.200
head; shipments, 2.E60 head. Lambs lii fair
demand; prime to choice spring tS 2306 78
per 100 pounds.
Buffalo Cattle Receipts, 114 loads
through, 6 Kale: stronger. Light to good
steers. $3 354 23; Hotrs Receipts, 48 loads
through, 16 bale; active, strong, higher;
heavier, $5 605 75; Sheep and lambs
Receipts, 20 loads through. 6 sale; dull, un
changed, scarcely enough, here to make
quotations; choice to fanoy wethers, (5 10
6 25.
BULLISH AT BOTH ENDS.
Grains and Provisions Advance Early, Tnke
a Backset During the Day and Close
With tjk Upward Spurt Free Baying
Makes Incitement in Oats.
CHICAGO There was not much in the
way of news to-day, but a feeling of flrmn ess
pervaded most of the pits during the early
part of the session, though there was some
weakness later in the day, when part of the
gain was lost. Near the elose, however,
everything took a turn up, and the close was
generally strong.
The reason for the strength in wheat was
not very clear, as cables were no better and
domestic matkets were quiet. Crop pros
pects continue highly lavorablo and
European prospects are still flattering.
There was verv little wheat for sale, and the
demand was not urgent, though fully equal
to the offerings. The receipts wero fair as
to quantity, but unusually poor as to quality.
BradslreeCs reported a decrease during the
last week in the available supply east of the
Rockies of 1,223,000 bushels, while the Pacific
coist increased 150,000 bushels. July opened
at 7SJc, against 79JigC at the close yesterday;
advanced steadily to TOKc; weakened to 79c;
grew dull and steady; firmed up at the close,
and closed at 79c.
torn was stiong ana nigner eariy, due
subsequently lost most of the improvement.
July started unchanged at 60c and ad-
July
vance
vanced to 51c. but the higher prices
checked buying and there was a reaction to
51c The market remained quiet and weak
till just before the close, where it felt the
effects 01 the general strength and rallied to
and clo-ed at 51Jc
In the early dealings oats went up sharply
on the strength in corn and discouraging
crop reports, but, like other grains, failed to
bold all the advance. The market grew ex
cited on free buving near the close and
closed strong at J01o higher.
Provisions sympathized with the early
strength in grains and made good advances:
but at the top some longs attempted to'
realize prouts anu me roarjtec went on
sharplv. Later there was a rally and the
close show's small gains.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected bj-JonnM. Oakley 4. Co.. 41 sixth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade:
'pen
lug. High
est. Low
eat. Clos
ing. Articles.
Wheat. No. 2.
June
July
August
Cobs, No. 2..
June
Julr...-.
September.... ....
OATS, No. 2
June
July
beptember
Mess Poke.
Julr
teptembcr
Laed,
July
September
SitOKT rtlBS,
Julr
beptember
79
78
7
71U4
I 73
7SX
I 79i
7t4
79
tlH
SIH
tSH
M'i
SIH
U37H
1155
690
7W
78
SIM
074
,y
SI
SI1
w.
49
33WI
so.-;
2Z4
34
sis
1130
1152&
6 87M
7 02
7 3-:
7 32X
22 if
31H
11 so
1137Jj
68S
700
725
733
1140
11 M
6 92"
7 10
740 J
.
4
7 37
743
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat,
79Kc; No. 3 spring wheat, 74c; No. 2 red, 81c;
No. 2 corn, lljc: No. 2 oats, S4Jc; No. 2
white, S5)ic; No. 8 white, c: No.
2rje.76e; ha t barley, 60c: No. 3, f. o. b.,
4Sc; No. 4, f. o. b 3Sc: No. 1 flaxseed, $1 OGlii
prime timothv seed, $1 271 33: mess port,
per bbL, $11 351137K; 'ard, per 100 lo. $6 87K
Q6 90: short ribs sile-,(loosc). $7357371: dry
salted shoulders boxed), $0 256 50; short
clear sidei (hoxed) 7 75; liiky, distillers'
finished goods, per gal., $1 15; sugars un
changed. On the Produoe Exchange to-day the but
ter markets as strong; creameries, 1520c:
dairies, 1317c Eggs, 1414Kc
NEW TU1CK Flour steiidier and more act
ive. Cornmeal firm and in cood demand.
Wheat Spot 'teally and quiet: No. 2 red.
cic in mo anu elevator, vjkc anonr.
kl - 99'Ke r- - h.; No. 8 red, 8b?ic: ungraded
lea. e9o:r: 2Ta f Northern, 67K88c: Na
i iimrunw, oojiajj'; io. x juuwauKee. oojc;
ii i.
86
87
closing
ing i
M
firm
Snot
G0c Inderal or 061Ke afloat; ungraded
rnlxed, 4,QeiXc- options June, 50COKc,
cisingaiouic;'.iniv.5657Hc, closing at.
September. 55KeSc, closing at 55Vc; Octo
ber. 5555c, clising at 55c. Oats Spot
moderately actl;e and irregular: options
dull and stroneen July, 3S3Sc,
closing at 3SJc; August, 37l37jtc
closing at - 3Kc; September; 37
3750, closing at'37c; No. 2 white, spot. 41
41Kc: mixed Western, 36K39Kc: white do
4047c: No. 2 Chicago, 4040Xc Hay steady
and qniot. Hots quiet and steady. Tallow
quiet and steady. Eggs-Fanoy in moderate
?"l',P,yan(1 flr'n: State, PeTansylvania, 16f8
K&c; western, poor to prime, 1416o. Pork
modemte demand. Cut mcais stronir
pickled bellies, eS c: middles firmer: short
clear, $S 07). Lard opened strong, closed
easy: Western sieam closed at 7 17V. Oo
JiO"?;1, S7,1": Auauit. $7 21; SeptemborT
$73737 32,closngat $7 28 bid; October, 7 B0.
Batter Moderate demand, strong; Western
d.nI,l4Jc:,da wmery. 16ac; do factory,
1315Kc; Elgin, 21U22c Cheese In moderate
demand and steady; part skims, 26c.
iKiL,AiCL,i-iii4 Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat steady but quiet; No. 2 red
June, 87S7Kc: Juyi Ans,nst antl scptemi
br. 8687 Corn Options steady; local
carlots oi No. 2 were in fair demand, and
advanced 2c under scarcity: low grades dull
No. 3 mixed on track, 53c; No. 2 mixed in
grain depot early. 58.: do In elevator later
59-: No. 2 mixed, June, 5656Kc; Jnlv. 55J
58c: August, 5i55c; Septemfier, 5454Wc.
Oats firm; No S white, 39Kc: No. 2 white
41c: Na 2 whit. June. 404le; Jnlv, 40Vi
i 5ic: August, SBXQTXSXc: September, 83
38o, Butter firm n nil light offerings; Penn
fyivanla creamery extra, 2021c; do .print,
23i6c. Eirgs stendv for choice stock: Penn
sylvania first", 16l7c
AoiJALs JMO,.KE-Wheat flrn,: No- 2 red sno,:-
89K89c; the month, 8)i8Wc; Julv, 85W
SjJic; August. 85&Vc: October, 87Jca'k?d.
Corn Arm; mixed snot and Jnne, 5sV5SKc
July. 55M55Jic; August. 55Ji55c: Oats
firmer; No. 2 white Western, 4Ik42c: No. 2
mixed Western. &y(c. Rye very sti ong. No.
2. 86c: nominal. Hay steady at $14 5015 5a
Provisions strong; mess pork, $12 50. Butter
active; creamery, fancy, 21c; creamery, fall
to cliolce. 1920c; creamery, imitation, 16
18c Eggs steady at 16c
ST. LOCI. Flour dnll. Wheat Cash,
2S5? aI7 Ci09ed "Jic? August.
Toc: Sentemhnr. 77Xn t.nm, fiei, nn
3uly, 44c Oats higher: cash, 31K .Inly,
31c; August, SOJc; September,' iO"W30tic
Rye lower at 76c Butter and w., i7.
changed. Provisions dull. Lard' hfgher at
$6 C0Q6 70, according to brand. Pork and
meats unchanged.
CINClNNATi-Flour quiet. Wheat Arm:
No. 2 red, 83c Corn firm; No. 2 mixed,
4SKc Oats in good demand; No. 2 mixed.
Si14Uc Rye dnll; No;2,76Kc Poik higherat
$11 61. Lard firm at $6 bS. Bulkmeats in
good uemand at $7 50 Bacon Arm at $350.
Butter firm.- Eggs steady at UUc. Cheese
lower; prime to choice cured Ohio flat, 7Sc
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat June, cloin,
76Jc; July, opening, 76c; highest, 76V
76Jc; loet, 75c: cloin, 76c; August,
ooenin". 77Vc: closing, 77o: September, open
in ir. 775e: highest, 7c; lowest, 75
75Jc; closing, i5c; December, openinir,78ilc;
highest. 7SKc; lowet, 78c; closing, 78j&c: on
track, No. 1 hard, 77&c; No. 2 June, 6773c.
MILW ACKK Flour quiet Wheat firm:
September, 77c: Na 2 spring, 77c; No. 1
Northern, 84c Corn firm; No. 8, 474Sc
Oats firm: No. 2 while, BS43bc; No. 3
white, 34fKc. Barlev lilahor; sample.
soib'duc. nye ui ui: -xi. j, ,ca,OHC. ri-ovisions
quiet. Pork $11 52. Laiu $3 90.
NEWonK4N.'Sugar quiet; open ket
tle, choice, SKc; fair to prime, 3J.c; good
common to good fair, 2 I3-16Q3C: common,
22 ll-16c; inferior. 2Hc: centrifugal prime
yellow clarified, SS 1S-16C oil, 3V3Kc;
seconds, 2 9-163K: molasses nominal.
iiclu 1 11 n heat No. 1 hard, oash, 81'
June, S2c; July, 82Vo: September, 80Wc; '.
'!
1 Northern, cash, 7BJ5e; June, 79Kc; July.
mt. Cam4miKis (il . V. A V !. '
cash. 72c; No. 3, 63c; rejected. 53e: on track.
No. 1 hard, 81Jc: Na 1 Northern, esc.
TOL-i-.ne Wheat dull and easier: No. a
cash and June, 86Je: July, 83Wo; Angust.
fcc: September, tSc. Corn active nnd
steady: No. 2 cash and July. 81c; No. 3. 47c
No. i, ll7o. Oat quiet; No. 9 oash, 34Xc'
Kve dull; cash, 75s. "
Kamms city Wheat weak andlowen 1
No. 2 hard, 64jfciNa 2 red, GiQCBc. Corn
steady; N q, 2 tulxcd,BOc; No. 3 hilo. MUfflS o.
. . J wi o. -i mixea, sMC: Na 1
white, 80a n
o Kiiring, w?if udhou no. area. oune.
3-166865:c. doing at 86c: Julv. S6MS
1-lGc closin-- it Sfli.'c: Aiirut. S7(3)S7aiCn.
at &ici October, 8SS8c, clos-
it ssc; Novlmbe-. 8S5SjJc, closing
I December. 9?90Jc, cio-ing at 90Wc;
1M3 mQiMif, closing at 94c Kje
and aulet:sV.retern. 83i!88!ln Cnm
lairlv activSnnil 5trnnpii. Vn o Resi
POINTS- IN REALTY.
fieported Sale of the Property of the
Late Toney. Newell."
FEESH BUILDING INTELLIGENCE.
Over Tiro Hundred Lots Sold at Mnnhall
and Many Houses Erected.
DRIFT OP MONEY AND SPECULATION
It was reported on reliable authority
yesterday afternoon that the Kewoll prop
erty, corner Forbes street and Shady lane,
had changed ownership at a price olose to
(50,000. It consists of about three aorei
and a large and substantial two-story brick
house, built by the late Toney Newell, as a
summer resort. The name of the purchaser
will be given when the deed passes. It
will cause quite a flurry in the circle in which
he moves.
Nineteenth Ward Improvements.
G. L. Straub 8s Sons report unusual activ
ity in the building line in and around Fair
mount Place, Nineteenth ward. They have
sold within a short time 22 lots in this local
ity, 10 of which are being improved with
good houses. The remainder-will be built
on during the season. Among the owners
of houses finished or under way are Mr.
Seibert, Mr. Thels and Mr. Myers. The
cost of these structures ranges from f3,600
to $9,000. Mr. Seibert will erect' several
more iu the same neighborhood this season.
Deals in Residence Properties.
E. F. Dauoie, with Black & Balrd, has
sold his residence property on Alder street.
Twentieth ward, to Mrs. Lonry, of Ben I
Avon borough, mother-in-law of J. Palmer
O'Neil, and purchased from Mr. a QWatt,
oi Philadelphia, a place on Ivy street, same
ward. Both transactions involve about
513,000,
A Block of Sx Bouses.
Mr. A. CWatklns has plans in Architect
Barr's office for six briok dwellings to be
erected on the corner ot O'Hara and Parker
streets, East End. They will be started
within a week and be completed by October
1. The total cost will be in the neighbor
hood of 516,000.
A ctlvlty at JHnnball.
Munhall station, or Terrace, which la
really a suburb of Homestead, is keeping
step with other places in the march of im-
Erovement. It was laid out by gibe Mun
oll Valley Laud Company about a year ago,
and already upward of 200 lots have been
disposed ot and many of them improved
with comfortable homes. Twenty or more
are under way. To meet the demand of
citizens for better business accommodations,
a large structure for a general store is in
contemplation.
laying Oat a Plan.
The Fite property, comprising about 12
acres and fronting on Highland avenue,
near the park, is being graded and streets
paved and sidewalked. These' improve
ments will cost between $30,000 and 540,000.
Thiswork completed, the ground. will be
laid out in large lots and put on the mar
ket, the plan for which has been approved
by Councils. Mr. Fite will erect a very
fine residence on the corner next to the
park,
Testerdays Building Permits.
Ten permits were issued yesterday for the
same number of improvements, aggregating
517,900. The most important are: W. 0.
Alexander, frame dwelling on Almeda
street, Twenty-third ward, 52,000; A. T.
Eomig, frame dwelling, on Ellsworth ave
nue, Twentieth ward, 52,300; Robert Smith,
frame dwelling on Millvnle avenue, Twen
tieth ward, 53,700; William Kcany, brick
dwelling on Baum street, Twentieth ward,
5i,0UU.
Special Features of Trade.
Plans have been completed for three hand
scrnjQ residences on Noith avenue, Alle
gheny. There Is not likely to be' much or a stock
market until after the holiday vacation.
There will De no open board after to-morrow
until Tuesday.
The Chailcston and Snuthside Bridge
Company lias declared a dividend of $1 a
share, payable July 1. This is a Pittsburg
enterprise, the Treasurer, T. H. Given, being
cashier of the Farmers' Deposit National
Bank.
7iere are about 103 building and loan as
sociations in Pittsburg and 35 or 40 in Alle
gheny City.
The Tradesman's National Bank, this city,
and the Third National Bank, New Tork.will
pay interest ou Junction Railroad bonds,
due July 1.
Peter Haberman, Jr., has sold six lots on
lotenz avenue. Chartlers townshin. for
84,287.
' Officials of the Luster Mining Company In
this city have direct information from the
superintendent of the plant that the ehlorl
nation mill is in full operation.
At auction in Philadelphia $3,500 Pitts
burg water loan 7s sold at 120UOC, and
five shares Pennsylvania Salt .Manufactur
ing Company (par $50) at 107.
It will not bo known before Angust
whether or not the United States Glass Com
pany will pay a dividend. The matter has
not yet been considered.
The Board of Directors of the Mononga
hela Water Company has declared a quar
terly dividend of 2 per cent, payable July 11.
The quarterly dividend of the Natural Gas
Company of West Virginia of 1 per cent
Additional Points In Bealty. "
The following are among the transfers re
cently recorded: Joseph J. TJlam et ux to
Eleanor O'Leary, lot In Fourteenth ward,
25x137, Fifth avenue, $6,000; Timothy O'Leary
to Annie T.Ulam.lot in Fourteenth waid,25x
1S7, Firth avenue, $6,000.
W. A. Herron & Sons sold a lot 60x200 feet
on Bidwell street, between Filth and Ells
worth avenues, Sbadyside, being the second
lot sold there lately, for $7,750. The pur
chaser will lmnrove soon.
A. Z. Byei-s & Co. sold toaprominont Pitts
burg attorney lots Nos. 39 and 40 in tho
Grande Pointe plan, Eleventh ward Alle
gheny City, frontln" 100 feet on California
avenue and extending through 140 feet to
n 20-foot alley, for $3,900. The pui chaser
will erect a handsoino piessed brick resi
dence at once
Straub & Sons sold lot No. 11, Fairmoant
Place plan. Nineteenth ward, fronting 25
feet on Fairmonnt avenue, for $1,000
John K. Ewing & Co. sold for Joseph D
Mahoney to Isaao Silverman, a lot 60x200 on
Marshall avenue. Tenth ward. AUe-'henv
for$l,700casu. "
Black & Baird sold to Isaiah Stevens lots
Nos. 379 and SS0 In tho Alta Land Company
plan on Duquesne Heights, for $103 cash
Peter Shields sold lot No. 139 in the Green
field avenne plan. Twenty-third ward, city,
being 30x90 feet, for $G00. . ""'
HOME SECURITIES.
PLEASANT VALLET CONTINUES
UPWARD MOVEMENT.
ITS
Buying Orders for Practically Unlimited
Quantities Cause a Bulge of Nearly a
Point OfUcial News From the Lnster
Mine Sales and Flnotnattons.
The early calls yesterday were uninterest
ing for the most, part, but the last was en
livened by the execution o.' buying orders
for Pleasant Valley and a sharp advance in
the price of tho stock. It sold up to 26,
nearly a point higher than the close on th
previous day. -
The advance, of course, bore some rela
tion to the much-talked-of deal with the
Manchester people. To outsiders it Indi
cated that investors had no fear that the
company would be swallowed body - and
bieeohes by its big rival. The advance may
also denote that consolidation on equitable
terms is nearer than many suppose. It
would give the combine the monopoly ol a
po- hlous torritory growing better overv
year. There appeared to be ordors for an
unlimited quantity of tbe stock. Manches
ter was also stronger, reinforcing tho opin
ion that negotiations are on a promising
basis.
Considerable strength was displayed In
other parts of the list. Citizens' Traotion
advanced a good fraotlon and Birmingham
picked up a little. In tho natural gas list
Philadelphia submitted to a sllgbtoonces
slon, but the rest wero steady,. Central
Traotion was slightly lower In the bidding.
Airbrake wag offered down from 138 to 188.
Cable und United States Gloss ooiunion fin
ished with slight aalns for the day, Hoy.
itono Bank also improved its position. Ex.
pectations were expressed that dividend
payers would make a good showing'in July,
and also that several interests inot yet dis
tinguished in that line will be favorably
heard from.
There were no sales at the first call. At
the second, 20 shares of Duquesne Traction
ohanged bands st 28; 10 Manchester Trac
tion at 46, 100 Birmingham Traction at 26
and 50 Pleasant Valley at 26f. Pleasant
Valley was the card at the third call. Sales
wero 110,000 bonds at 101, 100 shares of stock
at48jl00at26k200 at 26, and 6 Blrmlng
ham Traction at 2 Bids nd offers at
each call follow:
riBST I SECOND IHtBD
XXCTLUTOB CALL. CALL. CALL.
STOCKS. B. A. B. A. B. A.
Key. Bk. of P.... 83 .... 63)4....
Liberty Nat. Bk. 105Ji..
Second Nst. Bk 265 ....
Enterprise Say... 70 70 ....
CUIienl' Injur.. 81 32 ....
Western In. Co 40 - 40
BrldrewaterG O. 26 .... 23 .... 26 ....
People's N. O. Co IS 21 18 21
Peop. N.G.AP.0 12 IS H,... J";i
Philadelphia Co.. 18M 1SK .... UK 18 16H
WheellngOstOo 20 "
OentralTrac Co. 28X.... 23 .... ....
Citizens' Trac.... 62S.... 63 63X 63)4 64
PlttsburgTnic , .... 68X.... , MH.,
Plesssntrvslley.. 26 26X 28 M 2..
Second Avenne.. .... ... 61)4.. ...
Chartlers By 86 .... ..- "
P..Y.4Ash.B.B 43 45 45
Pitts, ft Castle S. 6 TJ4 ii""
Pitts. Junction.. 82X ?::,,
Pitts. W.&Jty... MX 61)4.... .... BOX Wi
N.T.4C.O.C.C0. 60X
Point Bridge 18 ..
Lnster BilriingCo ..., JX S
BedCIoud Mining .... Z 1 ;
Enterprise Mln 6 - 5
Allegheny Co. E. i
West'houseElec .... 19 :!;;.
Union S.A S.Co 17K 16 17X 16X 17
U.S. S.Co..pf.. 10 ., "
W. Airbrake T3o 183 180 ;. 139
Btan.U.CableCo. 70K.. 77 ..... 77""
U. 3.01086, com.. 66) 67X1 U 67X 66....
A HOLIDAY MARKET.
NO LIFE EXPECTED ON WALL STREET
FOB SOME WEEKS.
Richmond Terminal a Leading Topic The
Latest 'Whisky Trust .Decision Helps
Distillers bat Little-Covering of Shorts
Bat Some Effect Bonds Dal!.
New York, June 29. The proportions of
the stock speculation continues steadily to
dwindle, and even though from time to time
a few stocks develop a certain amount of
animation with comparatively wide fluctua
tions, the wholly professional nature or tho
trading robs the movements of significance.
In the best opinion, the holiday character of
the market is likely to 'continue till the
effeot of the July disbursements begins to be
felt, and for the rest of this week nothing of
auy kind is to be expected of the market.
The Richmond and West Point affair
furnished a subject for conversation and
conjecture, but while the report, as issued
by Droxel, Morgan & Co. was encouraging,
as Indicating the feasibility of a reorganiza
tion, no one was bold enough to indicate the
lines upon which it would be carried out or
the length or time it would take to accom
plish it. The statements of the Vanderbilt
and Beading lines were rather encomaging,
but the effect, as far as Wall street is con
cerned, was hardly apparent in any diiec
tion. The last decision in favor of a Whisky
Trust official advanced tho piice of the stock
K per cent at the opening, but the improve
ment couldnot be held, and, as in the rest of
the list, the'gain melted awav. while further
fractions were lost Besides Distillers', only
Chicago Gas scored a 'loss of more than
thH smallest fractions.
The covering of shorts helped the market
In the late dealings, and the close was quiet
and Arm generally at something under last
nignt's prices, though losses extended to Jg
per cent, and the only advance or note was
that of 1J in Lake Shore. The transactions
reached only 118,126 listed and 5,416 unlisted.
Tho total sales of stocks to-day weio 123,512
shares, including: Atchison, 3,500; Chicago
Gas, 19 530; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, 2,000; Erie, 2,615: Lake Shore, 2,590; llead
insr, 25,100; St. Paul, 21,470.
Bonds were even less active than usual of
late, while exhibiting an irregular temper
with most of the aottve issues lnollnedto
droop, resulting in several material losses.
Many marked gains were seen in other parts
of the list. The trading footed up to $806,000,
but there was no animation in anything.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yeater
dav. Corrected dally for The Dispatch oy Viht
lf KT & bTxrHESSOX, oldest Pittsburg members of
the New York Stock Exchange, 57 Fourth avenne:
Clos
ing bid.
39!
76!
98
Open
High
Low
est.
ing.
est.
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton OU. prd
Am. ftnorarReflniUBT Co..
.39H
"9K
30)
99S
39M
"oaV
Am.SurarBeflnlnKCo. pfd
"35J5
35Ji
Atcn.. lop. is. i
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Southern
Central of New Jersey....
Central Tactile
Chesapeake and Ohio
C. &i.. 1st pfd
a C. 2d pfd
Chicago Gas Trust
C. Bur. A Qulncy
C Mil. & St. Paul
C. Mil. Jb St. Paul. pfd...
CRocfc. I. & P.
C. St. P. Si. AO
C. St. P.. 51. & O.. pfd...
C. & Northwestern
C. C, C. A I.. i
CoL Coal Iron
Col. & Hocking Val
Del.. Lack. A West
Del. A Hudson
Dls. A Cattle Feed. Trust.
35
35. I
69"
'59
69
133&
30
23
61H
42)4
81M
101)4
85H
127
60K
49
122
116V
67H
i
37U
ISSJJ
137
47
102)4
235
75
233
2I)
23K
82).
82
101H
82)
"six
49X.
80M
iousi
82)4
80)4
3C0
B'Z
son
1
iif
67
'iif
67
'in"
67
3H
37
ma
137
47M
3i
37
lW!i
1374
35W
15814
1374
43)a
4S4
E. T.. Va. AOa .-...
Illinois Central ...
Lake Erie A West
Lake Erie A West., pfd...
Lake Shore A M. S
Louisville A Nashville....,
Michigan Central..
Mobile A Ohio
Missouri Pacific
National Cordaze Co
4
4
76!
76X
76
135
134
Van
na
103
27i
58H
U7
113
31 M
91
VV.(
16
71
34
27
64
SIH
1S34
11
431
1414
20M
66H
21)4
3314
60M
62
195
42
106 j
115
39S
11 !4
25)
94
30"$
71 4
72M
71
58
list
58S
118)4
58 '4
117'
National Cordage Co.. preft
11 j
35
lid
35
1123
National Lead Co., pfd...
New York Central
N. Y.. C. ASU L
N. Y., C. A St. L., 1st pfd,
w. Y., C. ASt.L., 2d pfd,
N. Y.. L. E. A W ;....
1H
113)4
91J4
91
1134-
114
"27)4
'37K
18
'45)4
14
20 4
KH
21
S3
'60?4
i&h
N.T., L. E. AW.,pfd..
rt. l . a i. r.
K.Y..0.4W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A Western, pfd ...
North American CO.
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacldc, pfd
Oregon Improvement
Pacific Mail
Peo., Dec. Evans
Philadelphia A Beading...
Pgh. Cln. Chicago A St. L?
Pg. Cln. Chi. A at. L. prd.
Pullman Palace Car
St. Paul A Oulutli
St. Paul A Dnluth, pfd. ....
St. Paul. Minn. A Man i...
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
354:
18)4
45i
H'4
2096
56)4
21 '4
33 t
U)H
8h:
89X;
39)4,
wanasn
Wabash, pfd 2M
Western Union 93)
Wheeling A L. E 30)4
WhetUngAL. E. prd
Baltimore A Ohio 98)4.
Ex. dlv.
an
B3H,
30,H
84 H
sox
M H
72
96H
Boston Stooks Closing Prices.
Atoh. ATopcka 35)4
Boston ft Albany.. ..201H
Biston & Maine 183
Chi.. Uur. A QuIney.lOUi
Fltchburg K. R... .. SOU
Fllnt&PeroM...... 20
Mass. Central.. .... I7V
Mex. Cen., com 18
N.Y. N. F.ng S7K
N.Y AN. En.7s..H9S
Old Colony lgj
ltutland.prd 72
AllouezU.Co.(new). 75
Atlantic 9
Boston A Mont 8S
Calumet A Bccla ....270
Franklin 12)4
Kearsarge 11
Osceola 29
anta Fe Copper 10
Tamarack 160
Boston Lana Co 5
San Diego Land Co.. 16)4
West End Land Co.. 18H
Bell Telephone 2075.
Lamson Stores 19)4
Water Power 2
CenteunlalMln.Co.. 0)4
Butte A 11. Copper .Y 12
Tiiompsou-Hous.El. 64X
Boston Electric Stocks.
Bostow, June S3. opeetaj. The latest
electric stock quotations to-aay were:
..... . Bid. Asked.
luvusou-nouaKD .electric UO.. ....... 64
Thomson-Houston Electric Co., pref. 29
T.-H.E,Cp.. securities, series D V
7)4
It
Ft. w. e. to ..;:;;;
F. W. E. Co. seculUe series A...
W. E. Oo
W. E. Co., pref. ."
Detroit E. Co .:......
Vllun 1T.lMr,n Til rA
Boston Electric Light Coir.'.'.'"!!m."in4.
Philadelphia Stocks. .
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks fiir
nlsbed by Whitney A Stephenson, brokers. No. 57
Fourth avenue, member ofAew Yors Slock Ex
change: Bid,
Pennsylvania Railroad bsii
Reading Railroad 3014
Buffalo, New York A Phils TV
Lehlgli Valley....i 60),
Lehigh Navigation 63V
Philadelphia Erie 83)2
Northern Pacific, com 20)J
Asked.
53)4
80 3-16
8
61
68)4
20M i
Aoriuerniraciuc. prer. , 0094 bBJi 1
66)4
Mining Stock Quotations.
New Tosk, June 29. Aspen. 100; Best &
Belcher, 145; Consolidated California and
Virginia. 810; Deadwood, 21J; Eureka" Con
solldatud. 150: Hale and Norcross, 120; Home
stake, 1330; Horn Silver, 320; Mexican, 130;
Mt. Diablo, 100; Oplilr, 140; Sayngo, ISO; Stand
ard, 155.
t
Bar Silver Quotations.
Nsw Tont June sa cee(n.Bar silver
in London & lower at 01-16d par ounoe.
Hew Tork dealer' price for silver Mo lower
atisTJfo. -
P0IRXS IH MONEY.
A Tightening Tendency Expected When
Crops Begin to Move.
Tho local money market was reported
easy but In good shape yesterday. July set
tlements will not seriously disturb present
conditions. A few banks holding corpora
tion money may suffer a little, but others
will be benefited. Funds will soon seek
their customary ohannels. Bank clearings
were $2,378,760 93 and balances $505,623 63.
A New York banker is denoted as sayingt
"It is pi obahle that there may be a tighten
ing tendency as soon as the mil crops begin
to call for money to move them. But this
will have an encouraging side, for these
crops will be extraordinarily large, and
thouali immense amounts of funds may be
necessary to harvest and market them, the
returns to the farmer and the increased
earnings assured to railways will add mate
rially to the wealth of the country and will
quite offset any temporary call npon this
money center for financial accommoda
tions.1' At New York yesterday money on call was
1J2; olosed offered at 2. Prime mercan
tile paper 85 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but steady at $4 87 for 60-day bills and
$4 88J for demand.
Closing Tiond Quotations.
U. S. 4s reg H6X
U. S. 4i coop 117X
M.-K. AT. Gen. Si.. 48V
Mutual Union 6s.. ..110
u. e. zs- iuo
U. S. 4Kb coup
Pacific 6s of I805....iqs
Louisiana stamped 4s 93
H.J. o. Int. Cert....ll3X
Northern Pas. liti.119
Northern Pac. 2nd.U3tt
.Northwestern Cons.lSs)
Northwestern db. 63.1081-,
miiBoun bS.
Tenn. netr set. Ra
...108X
...IC33?
... 77
...103
...106
Oregon It Trans. 6s..
Bt. L. ft I. M. Qen.Ss 85
St. L. St SanF. O.M.109M
St. Paul Consols.. ..129
St. P.. CAP. lsts. .120
Tenn. new set. 6s
Tenn. new set. 3s,
Canada So. 2nds..
Cen. Factflc lsts. ,
Den. & B. O. lata
116
T, T. L. G, Tr. Rets 78M
T. P. E. G. Tr. Bets 26K
Den. K. G.4st 85
Den. & K. O. W.lsts
Union Pac. lsts VBYi
West Shore 106U
Erie 2nda 104K
M. K. &T. Gen. 6s.. SO
Bid. tAsked.
B. u. W lata BZX
Bank Clearings.
Ntew York Clearings, 196,691,623; balances,
86C.i8,799.
Boston Clearings, $15,098,105: balances,
$1,634,138. Money 2 per cent. Exohange on
New York 10c discount to par.
PaiLAPELPHia. Clearings, $14,479,368; bal
ances. $2,176,659. Money 2k per cent.
Baltimore Clearings, 83,035,660, balances,
$368,789. Money 6 per cent.
Chicago Money 56 per cent. Bank
clearings, $15,075,803. New York exchange,
60c premium.
St. Locis Bank clearings, $3,753,262; bal
ances, $761,006. Money quiet nt 46 per cent.
x;xcnange on New York, 75c premium.
Memphis Clearings, $378,892; balances,
$243,411. Now York exchange selling at $1 50.
New O1U.KAS8 Clearings. $738,553. New
lork exchange, 50c; bank $150 per $1,000
premium.
THE HOME MARKETS.
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER 13 AC
TIVE AT TBE ADVANCE NOTED.
Blackberries Now to the Front Canned
Goods Growing Soiree and Firm All
Along the Line Cereals Steady and Un
changed. OfficJe or Tbb Dispatch, i
PiTTSBuiio. Weditesdat, June 29. (
Country Produce Jobbing Prices
Among tbe fresh arrivals in this line are
.currants and blackberries. The latter are
as yet iu short supply. Strawberries are
drawing near their end and will belong to
the past when the week is over. A good
article of potatoes is scarce, and markets are
quiet. Fancy grades of Elgin creamery
batter and other grades are firmer than they
were a week ago. Eggs are fairly steady at
prices quoted. Ve note an improved de
mand for tropical fruits, particularly lemons,
choice stcck selling very freely at 'outside
nuotatians. Watermelons and cantalounes
are coming in freely, and prices are ralrly
well maintained.
Apiucots Cals.. $2 00 per box.
Apples New. ft 5C5 00 a barrel; 75S5cper
small box.
BCTTBB Creamery Elgin, 2223c: Ohio brands,
lS.20c; common country butter. 910c;good to
choice country roll. 1215c.
Beajs New York and Michigan pea. $1 85(9
1 95: marrowfat, (2 152 25c; lima beaus, Z'A3Hc
per lb; hand-picked medium, I 85(31 90.
Beeswax Choice, 333lc per 10; low grades, 22
25c.
HEnnlES Strawberries, 8l0c per box; raspber
ries. 1413c per box; red raspberrles,15ai8eperbox;
blackberries, 12c per box: cherries, $3 00 a bushel,
85 605M 00 a stand :-gooseberrles. 84 004 50 a stand,
ft 002 60 a bushel: currants, 10c a box.
Cheese New Ohio cheese, 7M8a; New York
cheese. 9)4ffi9)ic: Umburger. lf13)4c: Wisconsin
owelt7er, full cream. 17(318c: new sweltzer cheese,
12)13c; Imported sweltzer. 2fiffi2G)4c.
Cider Country elder. 85 50B Oil per barrel; sand
refined. 5T7 00; crab elder, $7 508 00.
EGQS-Strlctly fresh. 1616'4c.
E00 PLAATS-82 252 50 per bov.
eatiiep.s Extra live geese. 5753c;No. 1, 48
50c per lb; mixed lots. 25&c.
Diued Fbuits Peaches, halves. 5J4c: evapo
rated apples. 77)4c: apr cots. 9llc; blackberries,
&";0c: raspberries. ls18)4c; huckleberries, 7c; Cali
fornia peaches. 794c.
Hoxky New crop, white clover, 1617c; Cali
fornia honey. 12l5c lb.
Meloxs Cantelouiirs. 83 f 03 50 a crate; water
melons. (20 0025 CO a hundred.
Poultry Alive Chickens. 7580c per pair;
spring cnicKens. suokuc per pair; uresseu cmckens.
" SEED-Buckwheat, 81 25; millet, $1 50.
TALLOW Country, 4c; city rendered. 4Kc
Tropical Fhuits Lemons, fancy Messina. 84 50
6 10: Messina and California orauges. 84 004 50
per box; bananas, f00: 50 firsts. Jl 251 75 sec
onds: Persian dates. 45c per pound; larerflgs,
XH&Uc per pound: pineapples. &10c apiece.
Veoetables Cabbage, tl 25 a barrel crate.
81 501 75 a 2-harrcl crate; green onions. 25c
a dozen: Bermuda onions, tl 4C1 50 a bushel:
tomatoes.81 75(5)200 a crate: Southern potatoes. $1 50
2 50 per barrel; new beets.JCcadozen; asparagus.
2g30c a dozen; radishes, I18c per dozen; new
peas, 81 25 a basket; green beans, f 1 50 a basket;
cucumbers, 75c81 00 per bushel.
Groceries
All canned goods are very firm, with an
upwardjtendenoy. Already prices of canned
peas and tomatoes are advanced at sources
of supply, and it Is only a question of short
time when our price list will be raised. Tbe
old supply is well nigh exhausted, panned
corn and fruits of all kinds are also very
Aim. Coffees aie strong and sugars steady
at quotations.
Gbeen Coffee Fancy, 2l)492214c: choice Rio,
2021c: prime. 1819c: low grade, 1617c; old Goy-ern-nent
Java, 29(331e: Maracalbo. 2IK''c: Mocha,
2829c; Santos. 21,'422)4c: Caracas, 2425)jc; La
Uuarra. 2122i4c.
Roasted (In papers) Standard brands. 19.15c:
higher grades. 22)j02oc: old Government Java,
bulk, 3l433c: Slaracaibo, 22:4c: Santos 19W
2jc; peaberrv. 20)4c; choice Rio. 214c; prime Rio,
20o; good Rio. l,'4c: ordinary. 1718c.
sriCES (whole) Cloves. 910c: allspice, 9c:
cassia. 8c: pepper. 10c; nutmeg. 7080c.
Petroleum (Jobbers' prices) 11 test, 6e: Ohio,
150. 7)4c: headlight. 150 test, 6)c: water white,
7Sc: globe. 1414Sc: elalne. lie: carnadlne. llu;
royanne, ne; reu 011. iuoiic; purity, i4o;oeine,
21c.
MISERS' OIL No. 1. winter, strained, 1610c
per gallon: summer. 637c: lard, 52-')5c.
Syrup Corn syrup, i427c: choice sugar syrup.
2329C.
N. O. MOLA6SKS Fancy new crop, 3!39c;
choice. 3837c: old crop, 3233e.
SOD V Bi-carb, In kegs, 3H.i)c: bl-carb. InKs:
5Xc: bl-carb. assorted pickaxes, 53i6c; sal soda.
In kegs, IMC: do granulated. 2c.
Candles Star, full weight, 8Mc; 6tearlne, per
set. S"4c; parafflne, ll12e.
Rice Heart Cirollna, 661ic; choice, 5?6)4c;
Louisiana. 55)c.
Starch Pearl, 3)4c; corn starch, 5X8)fc; gloss
starch. lii6c.
Foreio.v FliUIT Layer raisins, fl 75: London
layers. 2 25; Muscatels, fl 75: Oalltornla Musca
tels, 81 401 60: Valencia. 5a5!4c: Ondara Valen
cia. 6K7c: Sultan 1. arai3c: currants. 3)ia.l!fe:
Turkey prnnes. 4"45Hc: French prunes. SI2c;
cocoanuts.? 100.54 tu4 50: almonds. Lan..?lh. 20c:
do Ivlca, 17c: do shelled. 50c; walnuts. Nap.. 13
14c; Sicily filberts, lie: Smyrna flgs. 1213c: new
figs. 55!4e: Brarllnuts, 6crpecns. 13l4c: citron,
9 1t. ;i:c: lemon peel lie ? lb; orange pcel.l2c.
StrnAits Onbes. 5c: nowdcred. 5c: cranulated.
44c; confectioners'. 4)4c; soft white. 4Vil)4c: yel
low, choice. -ic; yeUow, good, 3r44c; yeUow,
fair. 33T4c.
I1CKIJK Medium, bbls (1,200), 84 00; medium,
half bbls (600), 62 50.
salt No. 1 per bbh tl 00: No, 1 extra, per half
bbl, 81 10: daln, per baU-tl 20: coarse crystal, per
bbl. 81 20: Hlgclns' Eureka. 4-bu sacks, 82 80; Big
gins' Eureka, 16 14-lb packets, f3 00.
Canned Goods -standard peaches. 31 &92 00:
2ds, $1 45I W;i extra peachcr $-' 00(5)2 10: pie
peacnes. a-v&qi 03; cnest corn, si zkii au: 11m 10.
corn.i ui ioi rca cnerries: 51 lugti -ui uiun
beans. 81 45: soaked do. 85c; stringed do, 30&95C;
marrowfat nesa. uonftSl 10 soaked rjeas. 60ft)75o:
pineapples, ii 21 30: Bahama do, (2 00: damson
plums. l 03; green gages. 81.60: egK ptunis. 1 t0:
taltrnmla apricots. I 752 Co: California pears,
I S0210: do green gages. 8160; do egg plnms.
I 60: ettra white cherries. 8T65S2 85: raspberries.
11 15(31 23: strawberries. 9ol 10; gooseberries,
fl ((31 05: tomatoes. 9S05c; (ftlmon. I-lb cans,
(I 301 63: blacabrries. ic: succotash. 2-lbcaus.
so-iked. 90c; do green. 2-15 cans, f 1 2331 50; corn
beef, 3-tb cans, f I 6ol 70; 1-lb cans, 81 20: baked
beans, fl 4GI 55: lobsters. 1-lb cans, fl 20: mack
erel, l-lb caiin, broiled. 81 W: sardines, domestic,
Ms, f3 904 00: 4s. 86 25; sardines. Imported, Us,
f 15 0018 10: sardines. Imported, Xs.fM CO; sardliies.
mustard, 81 30; sardines, spleen. $3 25.
. FISH-Extra No. 1 bloater maokerel. 821 00 per
bhl: extra No. 1 domess, fso 00! No, 2 shore mack
erel. 17 00: No. 2 large mackerel, f 9 07; No. 8
Urge mackerel, $16 00: Nn, J small mackerel. 89 60.
Herring-Spilt, t3 25; lake, 3 25 per 10O-lb bbl.
White fish, 87 60 per 100-lb half bbl. Lake trout,
86 CO per half hbl. Finnan baddies; 10c per lb. Ice
land halibut, 12a per lb. Pickerel, hair bbls. 83 28;
quarter bbls, fl 25. Holland herring. 75c. Walk
on herrtug, 8Je,
Oatmeal-(4 805 00.
v Grain, F'oor and Feed.
Sales on Wodricsday'i call at the Grain
Exohangei One ear nnple wheat, Mo,
pot; 1 our No. 1 yellow shell corn, lifto, 10
days; 1 car same, STKc, July delivery. Re
ceipts as bulletined, 88. cars. By Pittsburg,
Ft. Wayne and Chicago Bailway 9 cars of
hay, of corn, 1 of malt, 1 of wheat, 4 ot flour,
10 of oats. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St.
Louis 1 car of oats; 1 of corn. By Baltimore
and Ohio 5 cars of hay, 1 of ear corn. By
Pittsburg and Lake Erie 1 car of corn. By
Pittsburg and Western 1 car of wheat.
Cereal markets are practically tho samo as
they have been for a number of (lavs past.
Oats are a shade higher. Corn is steady, and
wheat, flour and feed are qnlet. Hay is
weak and prices are a shade lower.
Following are prices for carload lots on track.
Dealers cbtrge an advance from store.
WHXAT.-NO.- I. 9091e; No. '2 red, 8389c;
No. 8 red, S684c-.
Cobw No.2 yellow ear.57X58c;hlKh mixed ear,
rfa n 1 1 nl--Ajt a ;jLJtj.. Ittn 4tbIIaw italics1
,i: mixed ear. E4fei
No. 2Tellow shelled.
Ofwmosoi nign auxea
shelled. MffflifXc.
lelled, 66X37c; mixed
Oats No. 1 oats. 40l340!4e: No. 2 white. JBa
S9)jo; extra No. 3 oats. 3836Xc: mixed oats, 36
87c.
Btb No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio. 84S85ci No.
2 Western. 829830.
Flour Jobbing- srtees Fancy SDrins; oatenta.
$4 85)4 90: fancy winter patents, $4 S-Vai 00; fancy
straight winter. 84 6034 75: fancy straight snrlnr.
84 S04 75: clear winter. 84 234 SO: straight XXXX
84 25(34 50: rye flour. 84 23Z4 5a
Mrsxricp No 1 white middlings. 116 !
5017 CO
): brown
per tout No. 2 white middlings, 815 3015 50;
middlings. 813 50314 00: winter wheat bran. 813 23
(313 76.
nil naiea umoiav, cnoicr. 914 omgi4 ioi no. 1.
813 2&313 60; No. 2. 110 60U CO: loose from wagon.
vis U.V910 wk accoratng to quaiKv: prane nj
16 CO. according
to quality; prarle hay.
ss 60(g)10 00; packing na;
J?SH?."i
TOG99 so.
wheat, 86 507 CO: rye.
straw oats, S3
80 00(39 60.
Provisions,
Sugar cured hams, large
Sugar cured hams, medium
Bugarcured hams, small ...
Sugar cured California hams
Trimmed hams
Sugar oured b. bacon .
Sugar cured shoulders
Sugar cured boneless shoulders....
Bugar cured skinned shoulders
Sugar cured bacon shoulders
Bugar cured dry salt shoulders. ....
Bugar cured beef rounds ,
Bugar cured beef, sets ,
Sugar cured beef, flats ,
Bacon, clear sldes,30ibs ,
Bacon, clear sldes.20 lbs
llti
12)4
Js
13
10
8
V
6K
7
134
10)4
9)4
8)4
8
Dry salt clear sides, 88 lbs average.,
Mess pork, heavy - 13 60
Mess nork. family.
14 50
5
54
6
6)4
6)4
Lard, reaned, in tierces
Lard, refined. In one-half barrels ,
Lard, refined, in 60-Ib tubs ,
Lard, refined. In 20-16 palls ,
Lard, refined. In 60-Ib tin cans ,
Lard, refined, in 3-Ib tin palls
Lard, refined, ln5-!b tin palls
Lard, refined, la 10-lb tin palls
Lumber.
There have been no new developments in
this line the past week. Demand has im
proved slightly, but there is large room for
further gain before trade is satisfactory.
Prices are unchanged and are as follows:
White Pine perM.
Uppers 1)4, IK and 2 Inches 847 00
Selects 1), 114 and 2 Inches 42 50
Fine Conn 1M, lKand21nche 37 00
Shop No. 1 1!. Ik and 2 tnche 31 0o
Shop Mo. 2 IX. IX and 2 Inches 23 50
No. 1 stocks 1x9, 10 and 12 Inches 22 50
No. 2 stocks 1x8. 10 and 12 inches 18 50
No. 3 stocks 1x8, 10 and 12 Inches 18 50
Flooring and drop siding No. 1 28 00
FlooringNo. 2 20 00
Flooring No. 3 15 50
Long Leaf Yellow Fine
i-ixK flooring first and second class 22 00
4-4XK standard 18 50
H calling 14 00
4 celling -. 15 50
H celling 17 50
Surface boards 1 Inch, first and second class.. 24 00
burface plank 1)4. 1)4 and second class 25 00
Shingles
18 Inch XXXX thick white pine, 3 71
18 Inch XX or C B 2 50
Hard woods
Hemlock 810 00
Oak 20 00
Walnut, firsts and seconds 40(380
Walnut clear 80 00
Car plank 20 00
Pit rails 15 00
The Drygoods Market,
New Yore, June 29. Business in drygoods
was more restricted to the specialties lately
on the market prints, ginghams and cloth
ing woolens. Spring weights of the latter
are having a good movement for this
early stage of the season, but the mar
ket will not be fully opened in this
direction before the middle of July. Agents
01 prints maae the following opening prices:
Pacific fancies, scarlets and robes, 6c;
Cochran fancies, 6c; Merrlmac fancies,
reds, purples and pinks, 6c: Mernmac
shirting nnnis. ilia. Other makes will soon
follow on the snme basis. These prices are.
DUUJCVt liU hUC U9UU1 UlSVUUUbS.
The Coffee Marksts.
New Yoke, June 29. Coffee Options opened
steady and unchanged to 5 points advance:
closed firm and unchanged to 5 points np;
sales, 6,000 baas, including Jnlv. 11.95c; Au
gust, ll.90il.05c; September, 11.95c: October,
11.90c; December,11.90ll 95c Spot KIo firmer
and more active: No. 7,12c.
Baltimore, June 29. Coffee steady; Bio.
36Kc
New Orleaxs, June C9. Coffee quiet; Rio,
ordinary to iuir, 14 17c.
Wool Markets.
St. Loots. Wool Receipts, 239,000 pounds;
shipments, 107,000 pounds; market fairly
active and uncuanged. Most of the manu
facturers are out of the market and the de
mand, therefore, is quite small and only tor
medium and scarce wool. Other kinds of
stock are slow.
The Metal Markets.
New York, June29. Pig iron qniet; Amer
ican, $14 7516 25. Copper dull: lke. $11 70
11 80: Lead Arm; domestic, $4 R1 20. Tin
steady; Straits, $21 1521 25.
The Turpentine Markets.
New yore Rosin steady and dull,
pontine dull and easy at ,3030c.
Tur-
yfijWEt35
Both the method and results when.
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant1
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
fently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
aver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its tind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the. most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in EOc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wisnes 10 try n. uo not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO;
1 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
UUmiUB, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y.
Merchant Tailors'Latest Styles
IN SPRING SUITINGS, 25 and upward
TROUSE RS. 5 n p. Give Us A Trial. CAT
ANATJQH A GAVIN, No. 197 Finn ATS
Cleaning anil repalrlnsa specialty my9-D
TAILORING.
Correct Spring Suitings and Ovorooatlnjs
i. a F. AHI.ERS,
Merchant Tailors. 420 Smlthfleld st
yrrssu
l.iUlrEY (1 ssssssWsT-nT JT-iMir-TssT
ESTABLISHED 1S67.
CHOICE TIMOTHY HAT A SPECIALITT
DANIEL M'CAFFREY.
Hay, Grain and Commission,
2S8 AND 2t0 FIFTH AVENUE.
riTTSBITB, PA,
ConsiBomlttie of aad otdtrs for sjrala
olletMd.- - inylT-iA-o "
EVERYTWO AND A HALF MINUTES
The blood makes a circuit of the body
every 2W ciinnte. delivering nutriment and
taking back waste matter to be filtered out
by the liver and kidneys-and removed from
the body through the bowels arid the urin
arysecretlon. Any'stoppage or obstruction
of this process may produce various forms
of disease, such as Dyspepsia'. Biliousness,
Constipation, Headache, Debility and bad
blood with its multiplied evils (boils,
blotches, pimples, sores, eruption, abscesses
and the like. When such obstructions exist
as evidonced by the presence of complaints
similar to those Just, mentioned, the best
medicine to use is Burdock Blood Bitters,
which unlocks the secretions, removing all
Impure and effete matter through the proper
channels. By restoring healthy action of
the stomnob, liver, kidnoys and bowels, B.
B. B. removes all Impurities of the blood
from a common pimple to the worst scrofn
ous sore. mySO-rrssa
BROKERS FINANCIAL.
cSTABLlbHED 1334.
'John M. Oakley & Co.,
BANKEU3 AND BUOKEES.
45SIITH ST.
Direct private wire to New Tort and Chi
cazo. Member Now York, Chicago and Pitts
burg Exchanges.
Local securities bought and sold for cast
or earrled on liberal margins.
Investments made at our discretion anl
dividends paid quarterly.
Interest paid on balance (sine 1335).
Money to loan on call.
Information books on all markets mailtl
on application. Ie7
Whitney & Stephenson,
57 Fourth Avenue.
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DOCTOR
WHITTIER
n PENN AVKNUB. PITTSBUnO, PI.
A old residents know and hack lllei 1:
Pittsburg papers prove, is tho oldest estab
lished and most prominent physician in the
city.devotfngspecialatteution to all ohronia
ffiST5.N0 fee: until cured
ponslble MCDXni IQ al,d mental dls-neraon-i
liLn V UUO eases. nhvsioAt da-
t
cay, nervous debility, lack of energy, ambi
tion and hope, impatro I memory, disordered
sight, self distrust, bashfulnes?, dizziness,
sleeplessness, pimples, eruptions, impover
ished blood, tailing powers, organic weak
ness, dyspepslu, constipation, consumption,
tmflttin'r the person forinisiness.society.-tnd
marriage, permanently, safely and privately
iT-nBLOOO AND SKINS'
eruptions, blotehes.fallin? lialr,bone.natn9,
srlandiilar swell mis, ulceration ol the
tongno, mouth, throat, ulcers, old sores, are
cured for life, and blood poisons thoroughly
eradiottod froml IDIM A DV kidnev and
the system. UnliNnn T ibladder de
rangements, weak baok, gravel, catarrhal
disohargoi. Inflammation and other pain rm
symptoms roeeive searehinr treamenfc
prompt relief and real cures.
Dr. tVhittisr's life-long extensive experi
ence insires dentins and reliable treat
tnonton common sense principles. Consults
tion free. I'atlents at a distance as oarefulty
treated as it here. Offlos hoars, 9 a. it. tot
r. v. 8nnday, 10A.tc.to I p. it. only. DB
WHITTLES, SUPenn avenue, Pittsburg, Pa
DDK'S 'CflHOli EDI
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician, bvcccssfullv ustd
monthly 62 thrnuanaa of ladies.
Is the only perfectly safe and
Tellable medicine discovered.
,Uewarc of unprincipled drug
gists who offer inferior medi
cines In Dlace of this. Ask for
Oioit's inrrnN- Koor CoiiroUND. take no substi
tute, or Inclose fl and 6 cents In postage in letter,
and we will send, sealed, by return matl. Full
sealed particulars in plain envelope, to ladles only,
2 stamps.
Address Fond Lily Company,
No. 3 Klslier Block. Detroit. Ml'Ih.
JSS-Soia In Pittsburg by
JOS. FLEMING A SON.
deI7-51-eodwk 412 Market street.
I I liPii
DR. E. C. WEST'S
NERVE a BRAIN
Treatment, a guaranteed specific for Hyiterlv
Dizziness. Convulsions. Fits. Nervons Neuralls,
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused, v the us
of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness. Medial D"'""
presslon. Softenlnr of the Brain resulting lu In
sanity, decar and death. Premlt'tre Old ge. l,oif
of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Soermatorrhtea caused br orer-exertlon of tha
b'Sln. self-abuse or over-lnd'ilgence. Each box
contains one month's treatment. 41.00 a box. or
six for 85.00, by majl.
. U GUARANTEE SIX BOVEt
To enre any case. With each order received n
six boxes we will send the purchaser our wrlttsa
guarantee to refund the monev If the tretrasnt
does not cure. Guarantees lss led only by EMIC
G. STOCKY. Druggist. Solo Agent. Nos. 2401 and
1701 Fenn avenue, corner Wylle avenue and Fulton
street. Plttsbur;. fa. Use Stu cky's DlarrlimA
Cramp Cure. 25 and 50 cts. ja-182-eoda
DOCTORS LAKE
SPECIALISTS in all cases re-
2 Hiring scientific and confl
ential treatment. Dr. S. K.
Lake, M. E. C. P. S., is the old
est nnd moit experienced spe
cialist in the city. Consulta
tion free and xinctlv confi
dential. Offlcs hours, 9 to 4 and 7 to 8 r. M-;
Sundays. 2 to 4 f. m. Consult them person
ally, or write- Doctors Lake, cor. Ponn av.
and Fourth St., Pittsburg, Pa. Jel6-82-DWk
Wo send the marvclons French
Itemedv CALTHOS Trrc. and 1
legal guarantee that Calthos will
STOP RUefaanrea A CmlKatona,
CTUltn trpirorrlieM. Varicocele
and RESTORE Lot Igor.
Use it and pay if satisfied.
Acd.-H5.VOnl MOHL COw.
Solo Aiicriria JBeaU, GadaBaU, OUc
ai.uxiai.w.M-i 'ills
DR. MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
A remedy used for many years by an old
physician with great snecess. It is, a per
lectly safe and reliable remedy and is suc
cessfully used ai a monthly corrective by
thousands of ladies. Beware of imitations.
Ask for Dr. Mott's Pennyroyal Femalo Pills
and take no other, or enclose $1 and we will
mall yon n box securely sealed in plain pa
per. Price $1 per box. slv for$5.
DK. MOTT'S CHKM. CO.,
Cleveland. O.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Jos. Fleming
4 Son. PIttsbnrr, Pa- de31-ra
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The jrrcii Span
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sold WITH A
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Wakefulness Lost Manhood. NlRhtly Emlulons.
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of the Generative Organs In cither sex caused by
over-exertion, youthful errors, or excessive nseot
tobacco, onlum or stlirulants.
f 1 per packajare by
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