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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11
MILLS VERY BUSY.
Tho Market Moving Easily, With No Pros
pect of speedy Change.

peer OF speedy NnanSe.
SPECIAL TkLEGKAN 10 THE DIsPArcHI
PHILADELPHIA October l0-The iron mar
ket is moving easily, and it is believed that it
viii do so tor several weeks. There is gen.
eral d sposition to wait until the new tariff law
is fully understood. Then it is hoped that
there will be an advance. The market
for pig iron continues firm. Prices that
have been quoted for the week have
been 81 5062IS % delivered for No foundry
Sld 50GI7 % for No. ,, and SIS O0dl5 50 for gray
forge. The supply is hardly eqnal to the
demand at these prices Bessemer pig
is slow at SIS 80 at furnace for
standard qualities. and 81 so for high
grade Bessemer. Muck bars very strong at
SO at the mill. Customers do not feel in-
clined 10 paw the price asked. Bar iron con-
Iiuues in good demand. The mills continue TO
be very busy. As fast as the stock is made it is
sold. The quotations are LS5dl .90c, at city
mills, and l.75d l. soc at mills in the interior.
There is a OlC demand for skelps. The mills
are crowded and orders for early delivery are
bard TO place The quotations are 205g2 l0c
delivered Tor grOOYed and 220d2 25c for sheared.
The mills are busy that are making plates. The
prices continue firm at the following figures.
ship plates. 225d2.SOc; tank. 2502 Soc: bridge
plate. 23C@2. 49c; speel. . 245G255c; fiange.
S.l0a soc, and firebOx. 375c. Structural iIOu
continues unchanged at the following prices
delivered at the consumers yards. angles 2 20G
Z5lc: sheared plates, 2iU602 Soc: tees. 2O7Q
-usc. and channels 30lc. The demand for
sreer irou is very active. the following prices
ruling for best refined: y US. IA to 90 3@3. l0c;
Ms. p to "A. 320dS.30c: Nos. 25 to 26 S40GS5
No. -, 35Og&60c; No %. 3.60@&7Oc.
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HOME MONEY.
The Market Easy With a Moderate Demand
Currency Rather Short.

The Market Easy With Moderate Demand
Currency Rather Short.
The local money market was quiet and easy
yesterday. with all loans on the basis of 6@7 per
cent, regular customers and gilt-edged collat-
eral getting the inside figure. The demand
was moderate. There was a fair inquiry for
exchange at some of the banks. indicating a
shortage in currency. Clearings were s., 3S5.
400 Is against 81 ll6.4 429 20 for the same day
last year. The balances were $245.502 36.
San Francisco succeeded in laying Pittsburg
out last week. This as explained by West
ern inancier yesterday, was due to heavy
checking by importers to beat the tariff law,
and not to an expansion of regular business.
Pittsburg needs no such Fictitious aids.
The following figures, compiled by Robert j.
Stoney. Jr., show the changes in the condition
of the Pittsburg national banks October 2, 1890,
as compared with statements made in response
to the previous call, July Is: Reserve. increase.
$685. S07: loans. decrease, S235565: specie, de-
crease. Sl0 S3 legal tenders, increase. $500 O03;
deposits decrease, $500 $40; circulation decrease
S9740. The bank; hold SS4l, ,35l in excess of the
% per cent as required by law, or N.S9 per cent
of net deposits.
Money on call at New York yesterday was
easy, ranging from 81 to AZ per cent; last loan,
81; closed offered at 81 Prime mercantile
paper, 554@7 Sterling exchange quiet and
steady al 81 Sl1f for 6o-day bills and 81 So for
demand
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
An Over-Supply of Dry Rot Potatoes
Not Worth the Freight.
CHESTNUTS PLENTY AND LOWER.
Shell Corn Scarce and Higher, and Hay is
Drifting Lower.
GENERAL GROCERIES UNCHANGED
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH. I
FRIDAY, October 10. 1890.
Country Produce-Jobbing Pri


Our markets are overstocked with poor
grade of potatoes, which will not yield enough
to pay treghts The railroad yards are crowded
with potatoes that are not worth the handling.
A Liberty street commission merchant reported
to-day that 1000 bushels were consigned TO him
from New York State which were only fl: for
the garbage pile, as dry rot was doing its work
most effectually. The shipper would be con-
tent to get his freight bills out of the stock.
Chesunuts are in abundant supply and prices
have found lower level, as quotations below
will disclose. All vegetables are slow, owing to
late favorable weather for garden stuff. Cream
cry butter and strictly fresh eggs are firm.
Grapes are not SO plenty as they have been the
past week or two, and prices are higher.
APPLEs-S3 5O@4 so a barrel.
BUTTER-Creamery, Elgin, &c; Ohio do
24@25c; fresh dairy packed, 1S@l9c; fancy coun-
try rolls. 2l@22c.
BERRIES-Grapes. Concords, SOC basket;
Delawares, 35@40c basket; cranberries So 00@
8 25 bushel; plums, Sc 00@6 90 per busheI;
ounces, S6 0O07 % barrel.
BEANs-New crop beans, 81 1902 so; marrow
fat, 81 60@2 IS; Lima beans, 614@611c.
BEEswAx-2S@30c ~ fb for choice; low grade,
22@25c.
CHEsTNUTs-SI 5O0l rs bushel
CIDER-Sand refined So 00@lO 90; common,
S. 5OQ6 90: crab cider. slO 5O@1l 90 u barrel;
cider vinegar, 12@I3c % gallon.
CHEESE-OnlO CHEESE, nItu, &c. new 1Ork
cheese, 1Oh@IIc; Limburger. 121a@l316c; do
mestic Sweltzer l313@l5c; Wisconsin, brick
Sweitzer 13@l31ac. imported Sweilzer. 261ac.
EGGS-22@23c n dozen for strictly fresh
FEATHERs-Extra live geese, $4,000; No.
40N45c: mixed loGs, 30@35c 9R b.
MAPLE SYRUP-75G95c a can; maple sugar,
9@l0c u b.
HoNEY-l5c ~ b.
PoULTRY-SpriDg chickens. 35@65c pair;
old. 65@75c a pair; dressed, l@l2c pound;
pucks, 6Ol70c.
TALBow-Country, &c; city rendered. 43fc.
SEEDS-Recleaned estern clover, IS 00@
5 rs; cotintry medium clover, A 25@4 so; tim
othy. 81 6C@l 65; blue grass, 81 85@3 w; orchard
grass. 81 81; millef. 70@75c.
TROPICAL FKUITS-Lemons, choice, S. 50
as so; fancy, IS Jugs so; Jamaica oranges, new
CROP S. 90 a barrel; bananas, 81 25@1 so firsts,
81 90 good seconds, y bunch; California
peaches, 81 00@2 so ~ box; Tokay grapes, 81 80
as 90: California plums So 00G225 u box; Cali
fornia pears. "a 00@4 so q box: new figs. 17c %
b: dates 5a161Sc p b.
VEGETABLEs-Potato 9O@95c ~ bushel;
Southern sweets, 81 25@2 so % barrel; Jersey,
s. 00@3 Is: cabbage, S3 00@5 90 u hundred,
onions. So 1904 90 a barrel; green onions. 81 25
bushel: onions 81 so for $50 basket: green beans
65@75c % basket; cucumbers, 81 90 ~ bushel;
tomatoes, 5G@75c p bushel: celery, 25@30c a
dozen punches; turnips. SOC y bushel; peppers
81 00@1 25 u bushei.
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Driftwood.

THE Crescent left Cincinnati yesterday for this
port.
THE Slackwater Navigation Company's dredge-
boat was down in the harbor yesterday and re-
turned to pool No. later in the day.
CAPTAIN JOHN A. WOOD was appointed to the
Committee on Bridges at the convention, and
Captain Henderson will serve on the Committee
n Legislation.
CAPTAIN JUTTE received telegram yesterday
from the Diamond, stating that she had arrived
safely at New Orleans and would start on the re-
turn trip during the night
The Ironsides left light for Middlepori yester-
day morning. She has five barges half loaded.
The tow will be left there and taken on down
when there Is sufficient water.
CAPTAIN B. u. WOOD. of New Orleans, accom-
panied Captain Henderson and Secretary Lysle
home from New York. Captain Wood continued
South on the Panhandle to New Orleans yester-
day.
THE Andes passed East Liverpool six hours
late yesterday afternoon. She was due in Mt 0
O'Clock last night. Considerable freight awaited
her, cotton ties and manufactured iron being the
principal articles of her cargo. She had Iii ight
load Of cotton, which was discharged here.
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HEAVY CONSUMPTION
Continues in Nearly All Lines, Though
Business is Quiet.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.l
CINCINNATI October TO- - Brown & Co.,
say: So far as actual orders are concerned,
business has been more quiet the past week.
Al the close, however, there are some heavy
inquiries in the field. These may be closed
now, or closed latter, according to circum-
stances Raw materials of all kinds continue
extremely low. This is thought to be due, in
part, to the process of liquidation that has been
going on among outside holders ever since the
close money market began to be felt. Within
the past week the largest transactions reported
are of this nature. Spectators are selling
back to regular buyers iron which they have
carried for many months, and which now they
arc required to take. limits of deliveries hav-
ing expired. The furnaces everywhere have
heavy orders ahead, indeed, most OF the I'M
porJant producers have booked all they can de-
liver during the present year.
The heavy rate Of consumption continues in
all lines. One important and troublesome
feature, both North and South is the car
famine. Consumers who have depended upon
regular weekly or monthly supplies of iron for
necessary consumption, are often placed in
had prediCament through inability of furnaces
90 OBTAIN cars. There seems to be no remedy,
l. Tire car supply is totally inadequate to the
service required. The only sure precaution is
apparently to order material severa! weeks in
advance Of actual needs.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange: One
car 2 white oats, 4414c, days; l car sample
oats, 4416c, days: car packing hay, 81 so. B.
e. o. Receipts as bulletined 36 cars. of which
q cars were received by the Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago Railway, as follows: IA
cars of oats, of sacks of feed, of -four, of
bran. BY Baltimore and Ohio, 8 cars of hay l
of mlddlings, ByPittsDurg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis. car of straw. l of hay, / of oats, 4 of
corn. Shell corn Is still very scarce and mar
kets are firm at an advance over yesterdays
rates. Oats are also a shade higher. Hav is
weaker on liberal supplies. Wheat and -four
are steady.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-No. 2red, 81 03@1 Oh; No, g. 81 O0@
CoRN-No. yellow ear 6l@62c; high mixed
ear, 59G6Oc; No. 2yeIlow, sheled, 5S@6Oc; high
mixed Shell corn, 5605614c.
OATs-No. ], 45@4515c; No. white 441S645c;
extra, No. 3, 4215G4Sc; mixed oats 4OQ4015c.
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio, 6y1aGl70c;
No. Western, ,67G6Sc.
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring and
winter patent dour, IS O0@6 25: fancy straight
winter, IS 2535 80, fancy straight spring. IS Is
as so: clear winter, IS G0@5 25; Straight xxx
bakers, 81 1895 90. Ry,. -four, s. 25@4 so.
Buckw heat -four, 4@4l4c q b.
MILLFEED-Middlings, fancy fine white
S23 0O024 90 ~ ton; No. 2 white middlings
S2l Oe61N so; brown middings, SIS 00@l9 00;
winter wheat bran, SIS OO@16 60
HAY-Baled timothy No. ], SO 6001l 90; No.
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BY Telegran1N.

CINCINNATl-H ogs-ReceiptS large; prices
lower; common az and @ IIght; - OO@a do 3 3sPaek,ng
shipments 1000 head. Cattle-Supply exces-
sive; market weaker; common. 75cGSl 50; fair
to choice butcher grades 81 75@l3 IS; choice
shippers So 1904 90: receipts. 700 head; ship.
ments. 1.OO0 head. Sheep-Supply light and
market firm; common to choice. 81 5OQJ 25;
stock wethers and ewes, 81 2oG5 90: extra fat
wethers and yearlings, 81 75@5 20; receipts.
5S5 head; shipments. 6S5 head. thanksgiving
IN light supply and stronger; good to choice
shipping. 81 50G5 co.
CHICAGO-The Euenfng Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts. II. 100 head: shipments, 1000
head; market steady: steers, S2;l5@l4 80; cows,
bulls and mixed, 81 O062 40; Texas steers, 81 30
a. so; range steers. So 00GlS Us. Hogs-Re-
ket weak and lower; prime heavy and butch
ers weights, 81 0O@4 50: light, So 90@4 40;
pigs, 81 25@3 IS. Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head;
shipments. blank: market firm and higher;
Westerns So 70@t 40; natives, 81 0o@4 IS;
lambs. S4 S5@4 IS.
ity very poor; best steers about steady, COM
mon and poor grades almost fiat; large receipts
of cows; best active and strong, others slow
and weak; feeders in demand and steady: fancy
quoted nominally at 81 40@4 s.; prime steers,
s. 1904 so: fair tn good steers, So 00d4 lO.
Hogs-Receipts, 400 head; market opened
about steady; no demand for shipping: packing
hogs steady to Sc lower; shipping and light
hogs &c lower; range. So S0@4 Is; light. So 9O@
4 %; heavy, s. S0G4 10; mixed, 81 00Q4 10.
KANSAS CITY-Caltle-Receipts, $40 head:
shipments 8, 100 head; market firm: steers, So 20
IA 60: cows, 81 6O@2 50; stockers and feeders,
81 25G3 25; range steers. 81 S0@2 90; range cows,
81 00Ql 50 Hogs-Receipts. 0,22U head; ship
ments. 6790 head: market steady and good,
lower on common: hnlk IS 95@4 05; all grades.
So 50a4 20 Sheep-Receipis, 1920 head; mar.
ket steady; lambs S. 1894 %; good to choice
;nuttons 81 00G4 20; stockers and feeders, 50 81
al so.
ST. observation-disclosures. 100 head; Ship
ments, 1900 head; market steady: good to fancy
native steers 81 0064 40; fair to goOd do, So "a
"a 40; stockers and feeders. 81 00G3 90: Texans
and Indian steers 81 40G3 40. Hogs-Receipts
$500 head: shipments. 500; market lower;
fair to choice heavy, 81 30@4 40; mixed
! g. Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
1900: market steady; good to choice, "a OF
"a S.
NEW YORk-Cattle - Receipts 129 loads
through. sale; market quiet. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts, 8 losds through, q sale; mar.
ket dull and lower. Sheep-Choice to extra,
81 75@5 90; good to choice. 81 1904 20. Lambs
Choice TO extra s. 1895 40; good to choice,
SIS S5@6 05. Hogs-ReceIpts. IA loads through.
AZ sale; tairlv active and shade higher for good
heavy, S4 1904 so; common to good Workers,
81 35@4 %; pigs. s. 50@4 20.
OLiS-Cattle-Market fair: 1000
head on sale: shippers. 50 25Q4 so: butchers.
81 1898 0G; bulls. 81 50@2 90. Sheep-Market
steady; 500 head on sale: sheep, IS 5O94 SO;
lambs 81 UO@5 S. Hogs-Market lower; 1900
head on sale; choice heavy S4 35@5 40; choice
light, 81 S5; mixed, So 9O@4 30; grassers and
pigs S3 O063 So
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Less Activity in the Street - Much More
Steadiness - Railroad Bonds Reach
Moderate Sales--A Slight

Less Activity in the street - Much More
Steadiness - Railroad Bonds Reach
Moderate Sales--A Slight
Attack on Erie.
NEW YORK, October lO-The stock market
to-day was somewhat less active than yester-
day, which was almost entirely due to the abb
sence of the pressure of short sales which has
been the great feature of the dealings of late,
and, in consequence. there was much more
steadiness helped by the excellent buying of
investment houses The evidences were
stronger even than yesterday that in
siders in a number of stocks have placed
themselves under the market. The Gould
party bought Missouri Western Union, Man.
haitian and the Texas Pacific securities. There
is feeling in Wall street, to which the Erie
difficulty gives point that the railroads will not
have much more adverse legislation to contend
with because many of the roads have already
reached point which it would be necessary.
should lower rates be enforced, to make a re-
duction in the paw of their men.
The market opened this morning at advances
extending to per cent with arbitrage brokers
and buyers; further slight gains were scored in
the early trading but the room was not particu-
larly bulilsh, and the traders began TO take
profts on the rise of yesterday afternoon and
this morning, and when the first demand was
satisiied prices under this selling shaded off
again on most of the list, with Missouri
Pacific, Atchison and the Trusts leading The
bears Claimed LnaL the rise was only squirt, and
that selling would begin for further liquidation
Immediately, but there was no sign that the
selling to-day was anything but professional.
There was an attack on Erie, but it never
reached Serious proportions and while the
stocks is one OF the few showing slight figures
at the closing, fluctuations were not specially
important The selling of the traders Stacked
away after IL o'clock and the usual dullness
with a rising tendency to prices. followed. In
the last hour Lackawanna led an upward move
ment and it reached higher prices later. the
buying by insiders being most marked Several
other specialties responded with material ad-
vances but the general list slowly deprecated to
the close. which was fairly active and firm and
earnings for the week in October are In, and
many show marked gains, Wheeling and Lake
Erie showing gain of 2l per cent, Toledo and
Ohio Central, "a; Milwaukee, Lake Shore and
Western, gN, and ST. Paul, Z. The hnal
changes are almost all in the direction Of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11

when 1 called at DIR. Byers' Office" says
Mr.. Kemp "it was my last hope. as had tried
so many doctors with no avail and my sickness
and enforced idleness had consumed all my
money. 1 borrowed So from a friend, as I
hadn't a cent to my name. The trouble seemed
all in my stomach. AS soon as / ate anything
became sick and threw it right up. My stom-
ach would swell up like drum and would
rift up wind constantly. There was always a
dull, heavy feeling in my head and l would get
frequent dizZy spells also had severe pains
in the small of my back. lost % or 80 pounds
and got so weak / had to give up my work,
which is that of an engineer on the railroad.
when DR.. ByerS examined me he said my
trouble was catarrh Of the stomach. an extern
sion downward of eatarrh of the nose and
throat and although he could give me but lit
tie encouragement, he would do the best he
could for me. 1 put myself under his treatment
and IN three weeks he had me at work again.
At the end of this time he told me thai he Eesi-
tated auite awhile whether or not TO take my
case as l looked SO bad. and he hated to take
the money had borrowed without being posi-
tive he could cure me; but l assure you it was
the best S. investment / ever made, as am
well, happy and strong again, and able to stand
up to my work all day"
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS IN PRAISE or
HOME TREATMENT.
Beaver Falls; II have observed instructions
in regard 10 treatment faithfully as possible
and must say have received benefit beyond
my most sanguine expectations. The noises
that troubled me So long nave almost entlrely
ceased through the day only while eating or
drinking, but they are still bad at night. but
have so diminished tEat they are not so worry
ing. have hopes that your treatment, IL per-
sistently followed will have the desired effect"
Howard o.: al am feeling much better, my
head has not panied me for over two weeks,
and the terrible pain had in my back Is gone"
New Cumberland, W. Va; 'Since you started
TO treat me my appetite is very good, my back
does not pain me near so much, and, in fact
am beginning to feel like a new man. The
Dizzy spells do not come half so often as they
did. am very much pleased to find so much
relief in so short time"
Scott Haven, Pa: please send me some
more powders Those last powders you sent
me improved the bowels a great deal and
don't like to run out of them. | feel great
improvement of the catarrh in my head"
TREATMENT s5 "A MONTH. MEDICINE INCLUDED
Office of DIR. Byers. No. 42I Penn avenue.
Established 1885. Specialties, catarrn, all
nervous, skin and blood diseases; all chrome
diseases. He has devised an instrument by
which patients living at distance can use his
''Antiseptic Spray Treatment" at home though
he advises weekly visits to his office for per-
sonal treatment when at all possible. ocll-ssu
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MARKETS BY WIRE.
Complete Change of Tactics in the Grain
Pit-Business Lively and Higher
Prices Established-Improve-,
ment Due to Good Ex-

Pit-Business Lively and Higher
Prices Established-Improve-,
ment Due to Good Ex-
port Buying.
cHIcAGo-Wheat-Tr was spasmodic
to-day, and in the aggregate a large business
was transacted Outside orders were numer-
GUS, and local traders were also drawn in to the
| market by the wide and rapid fluctuations.
The feeling developed was stronger. and the
market again showed the uncertainties attend
ing speculative ventures. Yesterday the feel
ing was bearish and a further decline seemed
to be certain. while to-day the market presented
an entirely different aspect. Prices were higher
and the advance was quite sharp.
The opening was 5sd95lc higher than yester-
days closing, receded trifie and then adj
| vanced lH@lasc-or to a point 134@2c over the
closing figures of yesterday, eased off some,
ruled irregular and closed about 1L9lssc
higher than yesterday. The advance was
partially due to change in sentiment. many
operators figuring on a reaction from the de-
cline of yesterday from the influence brought
oD the market such as good export clearances
and export buying. The Government crop re-
port was expected to be bullish, and this in
duced buying on long account.
Coma moderate business was transacted,
not great deal of activity being manifested.
the market being more on the waiting order
than anything else. There was not much
offered, while q very good demand prevailed,
and owing to the limited offering material
dufdDCe was eSLaDIlSneu. lHc 6OVeTnmenL
crop report was the all-absorbing topic in the
market, and the impression seemed to be that
1t would be less favorable than one month ago,
and local operators took ON small lines in con-
sequence. First trades were at %@4c ad-
vance, after which the market declined some,
rallied quickly and sold up 1@l1sc, influenced
some by wheat, eased off slightly. ruled firm
and closed with a 1s@l1sc gain.
Oats-There was 4 better trade in this mar
ket, with a higher range of prices. The
strength was attributed to the advance in
wheat and corn. May advanced 5Ic. but was
sold quite freely on the appreciation. and
prices Welded l4c but became firmer and ad-
yanced &c, and closed at outside figures. The
near deliveries were stronger with light trad
ing. but advanced Z@5sc.
Mess POrk-Rather more was doing. Open
ing sales were made at about the closing
figures of Thursday: prices rallied 121a@l5c,
settled back again 5@l715c and closed quiet.
Lard-A little more life was exhibited.
Prices advanced 214@5c early. but receded
again and closed quiet at medium figures.
Short Rib Sides-Trading was fairly active;
prices advanced 2TG5c, but settled back again
10 medium figures aud closed firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Sugar-cured hams, large. lie; sugarcured
hams. medium. ll4c; sugar-cured hams, small,
nHc; Hc;sugar-cured breakfast bacon. SIC; sugar
cured shoulders, TIC: sugar-cured boneless
shoulders, SIC; skinned shoulders, &c; skinned
hams. l2c; sugar-cured California hams SIC;
sugar-cured dried beef flats. 1O13c; sugarcured
dried beef sets. 1lac: sugar-cured dried beef
rounds. 131sc: bacon, shoulders, ne; bacon.
clear sides, nc: bacon clear bellies, SIC; dry
salt shoulders. SIC: dry salt clear sides, SIC.
Mess pork heavy. Sl2 so; mess pork. family,
Sl2 so. Lard-RetiDed. in tierces, SIC: half
barrels, &c: 60 tubs 61sc; 20 d pals &c; SOL
tin cans 6ssc; 3b TIN pals, &c; 5b tin pals,
&c; 10-n :in pals, 57sc. Smoked sausage. long.
SC; large, &c. Fresh pork, links, &c. Boneless
hams, l01ac. Pigs feet. half-barrels, 81 90:
quarter barrels, 50 ID.
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DrygOOds Market.

NEW YORK, October 10-There was moder-
ate business in drygoods for current wants at
the hands of agents. but inquiry for goods in
dicated a near movement in staple cottons
The principal feature was the request for
spring dress cOttons. shirtings damasks, lace
sold up.