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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08

aus a1tsebn Nimmern: barunter iol6e fir
Quartet, Suett, Solos unb 9emiIbten @bor.
Sa;u famen einise tomiibe 8ortrd9e unb Dids
loge, bic ppn tleinen Snaben unb Wdbben
aussefibrt purbsn. Den S1lu8 biloete elm
Tableau: Our Flag" nit bensalii9er geleubs
tuno unb nit benz Suartett: Our Flag and
the Union forever. 90 lafl9e unier Stdbts
den bier beitebt, mar nod ME cine rnterbals
tun9 9e9eben rporoen, bic etnen 10 9lGnjenoen
@rfol9 a%uf3uweiien bate. Die 9robe 9erGus
miae Sale mai pol 9ebrGn9t, bic 2eute itanoen
&opf an 8opf, unb Der 8irben6or erntete mad
iebem Glide rauidenben geifaa. 8obl fam
man iagen, baB bieier 10 glGnSenoe @riol9 benz
0iri9enten Srn. 8. 9. Steiues su;ul6reiben 1T,
Der ieit ungel abr s,pai Sabren NIT unermiiblis
6em @ifer drbeitet, buB Der Sir6en9eian9 nit
Der Seller bes @ottesoienltes in erbebenoem Gins
tlanse itsbe. Oafir bat aber audi Serr Steines
i6on mebreremale miinoli6es uno i6riftli6eS
Sob pon benz ebeInali9en bodp. Serrt @ene:
r~alpitar, iesisem Sii6ofe DR.. Otto 3aroetti
Don ct. @loub, erbalten. UtD9e Der liebe 8ott
ben toerrn Steines nod LANCE erbalten uno leg
men!
0un w,u i'd nod et,pas idreiben iiber uniere
Grnteausiidten. Die limb idledt. 0as Rorn
murbe 3ur Sdlfte pou ben Wiirmern ierfreiisn,
Der gSei;er unb Der Safer itanoen iebr gut, limb
aber ieSt burb Die anbaltenbe Sise lino Oirre
gau; perbrannt, 10 oaB bic arrnen Sarmer nidt
sinmal groo ssnls fir iid ielbt erbaltsn per.
ben.
N0rSli6 pon bier limb bic auSIidten etiuaS
beIIer. S6on IN Sol9e Der leBtiG6rioeu l6led=
ten 9rnte mar unler bo6m. Serr pfarrer Der:
nuro Ribter se;wun9en, mad benz Often aui
cine Settelreiie 5n 9eben, pon no er nod nidt
Suriidsetebrt it,. 90 melt bate Der bodw. Serr
9uten Grfols, 0anf Der Wilbtbdtisteit gutter
Qellte. Was iou aber nun ais uns perben,
penn mir iebes Sabr cine RiBernte baben?
Sin Wbpuueut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
sugembursii@ss aus 9elstsn.

Wsaucy. Am Is. Sum- WittasS
sog li5 elm fur4tbarss @switter ibsr uns
ierer Srti6aft ;uiammen. Guf sinmaI
i5Ius Der SIit in ben Rir5tburm Elm unb
sIsi5 baruui itaub berisIbe in 6Iammsn.
Der einSetrofensn 5euerpsbr seIans es
etit mad Observation-Disclosures arbsit ben
Sranb gu l6i5en. Der SeIm bss Sburs
mes lit elm &aub ber Slammsn ssporSsn ;
bod tcnnte sIidIi9srwsiie bic Rtr9s islbit
sersttst wsrbeu.
WartsIinseu. Sr. glrtbur Bans
bsrwelssu, Der DOT IA Sabrsn ais l3idbris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
GorreiponoenS.
@bite safe, aurora Co., @. ..
30. Suni 1890.

y. NNuIl lCOO.
@eitern Bat bic bieiise ct geterss GemeinSe
ibr 8irdpeibfeit 9eieiert. gtad Dem 8otteSs
bienite periammelten ii9 Die Witslieoer bes
Sirdeu6ores i'm Yfarrbauie unb brd6ten benz
Serrn Giri9erten g. 9. Steines aus anlaB lei:
ner Ramenstusss Seller GA. Suni) Elm Stdno9en
bar. Serr Slutbe belt cine furSe anIpra9e
nnb iiber9ab Serru Stetues i'm Ramen bes
Str6endores ein Su99p ium geldent.
Die per9anseue Uo6e battsn mir iebr piel
&esen, uno es 1T wirtli6 punberbar. pie ii6
Der gSei5en, Der i9on gang pertrotnet i6ier, err
bolte. Vie SSarmer errparter nun nod 1915
guibel pom ater. 8as Sorn itebt, mo- es bic
@iirmer nidt abseireiien, iebr i60n; sbenIo Der
Tla6S. Die Sartner rparen i6on 9anj per;pei:
felt; unb nun, 8ott lei Ianf, Der Regen Der
lseten 8ote bot ben Sarmern wieoer suten
Wutb 9ebradt.
So9p. Serr Bernard &i3ter, infer Eiarrer,
iptro Witte Suli poU ieinsr Settelreiie Suriid
er1pGrtet. @orrelponbeut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08

Bel Der Baqotase suii9en ben 9erren
8elters Nltwies unb 2acroir 3u &emi@ err
bieIt @rferer 213 Siimmen, 9acroir. Mb.
poattsI nwuIt ~ 2ursmburs, 1877 Stims
men. 5r. Better; G!tuiss 1T iomit ses
mGhIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
@robBessostpum.
Sic aammtrpahlen.

Gm 10. Stunt fanbsn bic RammerDuhIsr
i'm @,uBbsrscstbgm itatt. 0te Wab.bes
weguus perIiei in GusemsiTen iebr tubis.
Mufressnbe Simpfs uub Seitunssartite!
wie f,Iber iino ni1t beeannt gsnoroen.
@rft In aQe;tsster Stun5e bat bas Sur.
Wort" einise Gnnhioaten bsionbers warm
empfeblsn unb nur bic Wabl zines eir3is
gen, bic bes Srn. SruHsur In Gid q. b.
IIb., befdmpft, unb er fisl burD.
Rur in Remid tam ss gu ReiIersisn.
Ser Rotar Ssltsr aus Saibeim iOpie beS.
len Better ST.. ganbtbat VeIters4Itp;es
fdrissn am MarftpIabe pon Der boben
Ersppe Sss 2iubsn'i9sn 9uuies wis Mi.
tbenbe Ebiers ben @dblsrn entsesen:
Die 5erren Gnspper unS Qacroir bdtten
f5 nit einsm Bauer (Dieoeri5) suiGms
u,enssitsut, um babur9 ii9 Stimmsu ;u
pe,f9affsn !; IS udren aber Spisbubsu, tns
benz ie ben Bauer bstrosen battea. als
has Wo,t Spisbube gu oft piebe,bOlt wurs
be, woute 5err 9ucroir fid basssen usrs
tbeibissr. auf einmaI, sbe er Su 0ort
Tom, wurben tim feiters Der bnei 5erren
Better wu9tise Stotbisbe birett alf ben
6opf uerlett, 70 baS et bur9 feline Jrsunbs
fsinen aasrsifsrn entrtHsn urb bIatenben
6opfes ms 9aus &aspprr seiabrt werSeu
muBte, alpo Der anpelsnbe @rst Serr
RIein aus MonSOrf inn feline PFese ansss
beiben lief.
!Ssrr Oiebsri5 BON 5iIsbo,f ertIdrte 81.
fsntIi9, baB sr bic infinite lIebsrasusuns
babe, unb es fur i'm politanbis fsititsbs,
baB eas bur9 sewife Ssute BET Der NabI
tn &emi9 in rmlaui geieste @srii1t, bic
Serrsu 6nepper unb 9acrpir, nit wel9en
CT cine 2iits sebiIbst bate. wdrsn ibm I'M:
trsu seweien, oils auf 8 dn3li9er Il NJ
wabrbeit berube.
5ier bas Reiultat BET Wabl:
Canton @9terna6.
Srincour s., austret. Ritslieb, 2l3 Stlmmsn.
Toebr e., 22S
GOnOelinser Sean a. G3tsrna9, Sc
Sbeiien Wiatb. aus @ipeni3, 1870
gepablt limb: griucour, Soebr, &iiOOr.
Canton 81 q. b. aI3ette.
Sraieur a., uustret. RitslieO, 473 stimmea.
9oIart a., GIT
.Sirib g., - - $40
'Slsnid s. g., AIS "
Wtes g., - 571
be @acauant, " 496
GieOsri6 Mat5." aus Bergen, 500
@erpGblt limb bic 6 letten.
Sr. Bralieur, Der % Sabre in Der farmer
iaB, 1T our69eialen.
Canton 2urembur8.
@oaa,t O., austrst. @ttt9IieO, 44O Stimmen.
SrpciuS 3D., 81
Sil6er Io., ago
@sidsr s. 8, Sanbwsilsr," 1913
4apal anSuit, 356
Saminst s. T., $50 -
gspGblt limb bic 5 eriteu.
Canton Meri6.
@epablt inb:
Weri6 Sr., 246 Sttmmen.
Geibirieo 3d., S1rnnoT eiler, III
Souuignier, Sir9ern., Stieu, 2O6
Canton &emi6.
Sweeper =. T., oastr. @it8IieO, 2S4 Stimmsn.
gsd E, SGuotat a. QuremSuro, iii
Sieberib w. aus Silsoorf, 151
2acroir e, Nouotata Srremb., l6l
@elters <wieS, Hemi6, l94
@emGblt lino: bic 50. &nepper unO Bladder {;
in Sauota9e tOmmen bic 80. GGcrOtr uno Bel
ter NltDltS.
Canton Bilb.
@Iiiet So, austret. Wit9lieO, 2O7 &timmsn.
2Solter So, 1863
Dtatbiei, NilB. 249
Rspper W., Ninieler, 50
&sbin9, gauia!sibsu, 219 -
@spabIt iinp: Die %. Saiiet, Matbieu unS
@ebin9,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
By telegraph.

cIhclNNATl-Aogs-Less demand; market
weaker; common and light, 81 5O@3 90: packing
shipments, 1900 head. Cattle-Supply exces,
sive: market weak; common 81 00Ql so; fair to
choice butcher grades, 81 1902 Oo; Sheep
offerings light; market stronger; common to
choice, e 5OG4 rs: stock wethers and ewes,
81 2544 20: extra fat wethers and yearlings,
81 5044 IS; receipts, head; shipments, 2lS
head thanksgiving demand and stronger;
Choice butcheis. 81 6o@S So per peri 100 pounds. 70
NEW YORk-Beeves-Receipts. 382 head:
no trading, feeling dull; dressed beef steady
at 614@711c per ID: Shipments to-day IS beeves
and 90 sheep. Calves-Receipts, 326 head:
s2OOG2 so; Westerns, 81 5O@3 co. Sheep
Receipts, 4, 4Sl head: sheep dull; lambs a
shade lower; sheep. si95 25 per 100 lbs; lambs.
30 2596 so; dressed mutton steady at S14Gl0c
per n; dressed lambs weak. Hogs-ReceIpts,
including cars for sale, were Z, ,S96 head; mar.
ket weak at So 1904 80 per 100 lbs.
ST. T.LoUIS-Cattle-Rece 2 800 head; ship
ments, $500 head: market strong; good to fancy
native steers, 81 1904 50; fair to good do, S. S0@
4 40; stockers and feeders, 81 lo63 90: Texans
and Indians, 81 25GS so. Hogs-Receipts, 600
fair to choice heavy, IS 9O@4 05; mixed grades,
So 60Q3 80: hight fair to best. So 1923 90
Sheep-Receipts. $500 head; shipments. 700
head: market strong; good to choice. u OOG5 O0
KANSAS SCITY-Cattle-Receipts, $50 head;
shipments. $3.50 head; market weak: cows 1Oc
lower steers. So 25@4 rs: cows, 81 25G2 so; stock
ers and feeders. 81 1898 00: range cows, 81 O00
70 Hogs-Receipts. Is, $40 head; shipments
l.0S0 head: market i062Oc lower; bulk So 500
95: all grades, So 5OQ4 o. Sheep-Receipts
$40 head; shipments, 325 head; market strong
and unchanged.
BUFFALO Cattle - Receipts. 66 loads
through; sale. Sheep and lambs dull and
lower; receipts, loads through; IS sale;
sheep. choice to extra, 81 7OQ5 90; good to
choice 81 35G4 IS; lambs choice to extra,
IS S0@6 10; good to choice, S6 50Q6 20. Hogs
offerings taken. reColDts.
loads through; 40 sale: heavy, 81 Is; mediums,
and mixed, 81 0004 Is
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07

and West Point per cent, while Sugar Is up
21s. Silver Ger incates also gave way sharply
toward the close. and at l02 are 32s per cent
lower tonight
The railroad bond market was little more
animated than usual of late, the total sales
reaching 81 l,37S.000. but it sympathized TO some
extent with the weakness In the share list and
several issues tonight are materially lower.
Among these, the old favorites of the bears,
the Reading and Atchison incomes, are most
conspicuous for the declines made. Reading
seconds being Gown ~, the frsts "a. The
most prominent decline, however. was in the
percent at 4l. Government bonds have been
dull and steady State bonds have been dull
and without feature
The Post says: There is nothing in the Stu
alton of railroad affairs west of Chicago, SO far
as the hghtIng between the allied North
western-Union Pacific and the other Granger
roads is concerned. to warrant any such decline
In stocks as occurred to-day. 1t is apparent
that the long decline, which has been almost
continuous for nearly six months, is the effect
OF some deeper and more radical cause than
the rate wars of the Western roads or the
liquidation of few embarrassed firms in Lon
don Nothing explains this great decline In
the prices of all dividend and interestpaying
securities except that they are settling down to
basis of 515 10 81 per cent for money instead
OF the AZ to per cent which prevailed with
only few Interruptions for nearly seven years,
from the beginning of 1883 to about September,
18S9
The following table shows the prices or active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
bers of New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth
avenue:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
Grain. Flour and Feed.

There was but one sale on call at the Grain
Exchange, w. a car of sample oats. sic, spot.
Receipts as bulletined, 46 cars. BY Pittsburg.
Fit. Wayne and Chicago Railway, cars of oats,
of hay, of corn. l of wheat, OF rye, of bar.
ley-l8 cars in all. By Pittsburg Cincinnati
and st. Louis 8 cars as follows: of corn, OF
corn and rye, l of corn and oats, 2 of hay, l Of
wheat. BY Baltimore and Ohio 2 cars of oats,
of corn, 2 of hay, l of flour, of wheat. BY
Pittsburg and Western, cars of hay. of oats,
l of wheat. Oats and corn are easier. under
the influence of favorable weather and liberal
receipts. Millfeed is still scarce and strong.
Hay is quiet.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-NO red, 81 04@1 05; N o. 8, 81 02@
l 03.
CoRN-No. yellow ear, S5@66c: high mixed
ear, 62@63c; No. yellow shelled, 6l@62c; high
mixed shelled corn. 6Od6lc.
OATs-No. !, 53@5S15c; No. white, 5l1I952c;
extra, No: 3, 501d@5lc; mixed oats, 4S1a94gc.
RYE-No. l Pennsylvania and Ohio, 70@71c;
No. Western, 69@70c.
FLoUR-Jobbng prices-Fancy spring and
winter patent flour. S6 O0@6 25; fancy straight
winter, S5 25@5 50; fancy straight spring. s. 25
So so: clear winter, S. 00Q5 %; straight xxx
bakers, 81 75(l5 10. Rye -four, 81 25Gl4 50.
Buckwheat flour, 21a@31ac ~ b.
MILLFEED-No. white middlings, S25 0C6
26 90 R ton; No. white middlings. S24 000
25 10: brown middlings, S2l 00Q22 90; winter
wheat bran, SIS 0O01S 50.
HAY-Baled timothy No. !, SO 00@l0 25; No.
Edo, S. 5O@9 90: loose from wagon. S1l OO@l3 90.
according to quality; No. 2 prairie hay, 81 5O1l
s 90; packing do, 81 0lG7 %.
STRAw-Oat, 81 OO97 so; wheat and rye, 81 25
az So
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
PRICES ARE GOING HIGHER.
Pig Iron Commanding Increased Rates in
the Foreign Metal Market.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The DISPATCH
NEW ORR November 6-The Iron 44ge re-
ports the foreign iron and metal markets as
follows: LUndOn-Prices for pig iron warrants
have averaged higher. Scotch sold up to SIS
lOd Cleveland to 49s and Hematite to SOS Cd.
Outside speculation has shown greater spirit
under the influence of growing scarcity of
makers iron, exhaustion of stocks in warrant
stores and continued free shipments A steamer
has been chartered to bring 5000 tons
Of spanish pig iron from Bilboa to the Ciyde
and regular shipments from that quarter are
expected during the strike. There are no pros
pects At present Of an early settlement of the
latter The market for copper and tin have
been more or less unfayorablY affected by the
condition of the money market, the fuctuation
in silver and fears of an advance in the Bank
OF England rate of discount. Depression in
speculative markets generally has had an un-
favorable bearing also Tin for prompt de-
livery has been lS low as E9G l2s Cd, and mer-
chant copper bars to 81 los.
In ere has been very little speculative buying
until the last two days and consumers have
purchased in a very moderate way. Values
& ave received little or no Sunport except that
s-ed as holders. Copper furnace material is
a .iuCult to sch. SmelteTs are buying only as
Immediate wants require, owing to diff
-Ul'ies with workmen About 40 tons
anaconda matte have been sold at lis
bl. from Old stock. The visible sup
TIy Of copper in Eur ope was reduced l6Sl
tons, and heavy deliveries continue To-day
the market for bars is stronger and more active
The market for tin plate has been firm, but
quiet. buyers being still inactive, while makers
hold for full prices. There are, however, nego-
Nations pending on large quantities for delivery
uurnE the early part of next year, including
some interest on the part of American buyers
Bnlcllo, Vaughan Co. have started another
furnace.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
Movements in Real Estate.

The most important transaction that came to
the surface yesterday was the sale by Samuel
W. Black & Co. for w. c. Lyme, OF 3Osl acres in
the Nineteenth ward, near Highland Park, for
a price approximating 000 The purchaser
will sub-divide into building lots and put them
on the market at once.
A dicker is going on for four acres between
Brushton and Williamsburg at a price approx
imating 81. 000 1t is wanted for a rannery.
Colonel Schoonmaker short time ago pur-
chased the Mcneil property on Lang avenue
l0Ox2O7 feet at about s5.0G0 which he has
slated for improvement next season.
Black & Baird sold three vacant lots in
Homewood to C. W. McMann for 81, 800; va
cant lot in Oakland to William Bereit for $3.50
and a small house and lot on Howard street,
Allegheny. to George Geyer for 500.
Magaw & Golf, Linn. sold for Mary Turner to
s. Ella D. Greene a house and two acres of
ground at Castle Shannon, for Sl,6OO cash,
They also sold for H. NJ. Dunlap to CaIharine
Wilhelm a farm of loo acres situated near
Valencia. Pittsburg and Western Railroad. Tor
81 500, cash.
l.. o. Frazier sold to William Hunter ct ux
a new frame dwelling of five rooms, with lot
20xl30 feet to S0-foot alley, situated on the
west side of Conrad street near Coral street,
Reed B. Coyle & Co. sold for Samuel Watson
to Robert Mortland. lots Nos. 273% and 274 IN
the Watson Place plan. Tenth ward. Allegheny,
100 feet on Perrysville Road. by $50 feet to Or
leans street, for 5000.
Charles Somers & Co sold to ]. T. Hood, for
J. S. Dietrich. a property situated on West
street, Brushton, consisting of lot 29xll0 feet,
with tive-room frame house. for 81 600.
w. E. Hamnett & Co. sold a lot on Beech
street, Edgewood, for James L. Orr. for
$3.50 cash
w. A Heron & Sons sold lot 3lxI4O feet, on
Claybourne street, in the Aiken place. Shady
side, for 81. 100 cash.
Black & Baird sold to Samuel Buckley, for
James I. Steen. Esq, lot In the Thirty-rifth
ward Mt. Washington, fronting on Grandview
avenue, 2611 feet by III in depth, for 1915. They
also sold to John Henry Wagner lot 6S in the
]. Walter Hay plan. for $3.50.
Allies Bailey sold for Christian Gass to J ohm
Ellis lot on Island avenue, 20 feet by l34 to
Sumner street, Sixth ward, Allegheny City, for
$3.50
s. A. Dickey & Co. sold for Melvin & Smith,
four lots on Bennett street. near Murtland ave-
nue., lots numbered 5S, 81. 55 and 56 in the
Melvin & Smith plan, Twenty-first ward. for
5000
NJ. F. Nipple & Co. sold to Michael Shields a
lot 25xl00 feet on the southwest corner of Yer
sailles and Hampton streets. in the c. B. Seely
Wall station plan, for $3.50
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
THURSDAY, November 6, 1890.


Potatoes are coming in more freely, but good
stock is steady at outside quotations. Jersey
sweets are advanced and firm at the advance.
Other vegetables are quiet. Grapes continue
dull. Strictly fresh nearby eggs are very
scarce, and some jobbers report price up to 25c
per dozen. Fancy brands of EIgin creamery
butter are 1c higher than at the beginning of
the week, as will appear from our quotations.
Country roll butter is in supply ABOVE demand,
and mixed lots have only nominal value.
Fancy country rolls are shade lower the past
few days. Cheese is quiet with markets favor
able to buyer In tropical fruit lines, bananas
are dull and slow, lemons and oranges fairly
steady, and Malaga grapes very firm, with the
tendency of prices upward.
APPLES-S3 00@4 10 a barrel.
BUTTER-Creamery, Elgin. 29131c; Ohio do,
27@2Sc; choice country rolls, lSQ22c; fancy coun-
BERR1Es.Grapes.C Concords, 2O@25c basket;
bushei; ounces, SIS 00G6 so barrel.
BEANs-New crop beans, So 50@2 IS; marrow
fat, 81 60l2 10: Lima beans 6@61lc.
BEEswAx-2S9SOc q b for choice: low grade,
22@25c,
CIDER-sand refined. SO OO@lO 90; common.
S5 00@5 50; crab cider, So 00@l3 00 ~ barrel;
cider vinegar, l4@l5c p gallon.
CHEEsE-Ohio cheese, September make,
1ORc: New York cheese, lOa@llc: Limburger,
l212@l315c; domestic Sweitzer, l31dGll4c; Wis
271ac.
EGGs-2l@22c for Western stock: 23@24c for
strictly fresh nearby eggs.
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 50@60c; No. l
4Ou45c; mixed lots. 3O@35c p b.
GAME-Mallard ducks, S5 O0l5 80 dozen;
Butter ducks. 81 00@2 so a dozen; pheasants
"a Bugs % dozen; squirrels, 81 1892 10 dozen;
woodcocks 81 25G4 50 a dozen; quail. 81 25@l so;
rabbits, 25@30c pair; venison saddles, l5QlSc
pound; whole venison, lO@l2c pound,
HoNEY-New crop white clover, 20l022c % b.
MAPLE SYRuP-75@95c can; maple sugar,
9Ql0c p b.
NUTs-Chestnuts, So 5O@4 0O bushel; wal
81 5O@l rs bushel.
PoULTRY-SprIng chickens 40465c 4 pair;
old, 65G15c pair; dressed, l213@l3 a pound
ducks, 5OQ7Oc pair; dressed ducks, 120l4c
pound; live turkeys, 1lQl2c pound; dressed
turkeys. l6Ql7c: 1--we geese, 5O@65c apiece;
dressed geese, 9@11c pound.
TALLow-Country, 4c; city rendered, Sc.
SEEDS-Recleaned Western clover, IS 000
%; country medium clover, S4 00@4 Is: TIM
othy, u 5ODl 55; blue grass, 81 8593 O0; orchard
grass, 81 50; mllet. 70@75c.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Lemons, choice S. so
@6 50; fancy. 81 0OG7 so; Jamaica oranges. s6 10
as 50 barrel; Florida oranges 81 0O14 so a box:
bananas, 81 SO firsts, 81 90 good seconds, p
bunch; California peaches, 81 OO@2 so - box;
Malaga grapes. IS 5O@S 80 half barrel, ac-
cordlng to quality; California plums 81 0U@l2 25
R box; California pears. 81 00Q4 so p box; figs
l7c % fb dates. 5@619c q h.
observation-disclosures 90cGS1 90 n bushel;
southern sweets, 81 25Q2 so ~ barrel; jersey
s. 5OQ4 90; cabbage, 81 5O04 90 u hundred;
onions, 5O@2 rs a barrel: onions, "a SO for 1S0-
n basket; green beans. 40c sR basket; celery.
ZoQoUc dozen punches; turDips. 81 5002 % ~
barrel; peppers, 81 0O@l rs v bushel; tomatoes,
75cGsl OO u bushel
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
Groceries.

Under the influence of bright skies trade has
improved the past few days, and goods are
moving much more freely this week than last.
Coffee options advanced 40 points in New York
yesterday. Sugars are quiet but unchanged.
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy Rio 415@2515c;
choice Rio, 2219Q2S15c; prime Rio, 23c; low
grade Rio, 2O1@@2l15c; old Government Java,
9H@3Oc; Maracaibo. 2515@2715c; Mocha, SO@
&c; Santos. 22@26c; Caracas, 25@27c; La
Guayra 26Q27c.
ROASTED Tin papers)-Standard brands, 25c;
high grades. 2S@3013c; old Government Java
bulk, 3S9341ac; Maracaibo, 2s@29c; Santos. ESQ
3oc; peaberry, 3Oc; choice RIO 26c; prime Rio
2oc; good Rio, 24c: ordinary. 2l15@2215c.
SPICES (whnle)-Cloves, 15@i6c; allspice, l0c;
caSsia. &c; pepper, l3c; nutmeg, 75@S0c.
PETRoLEUM Gobbers' prices)-ll0o test, nc;
Ohio, lzOo, SIC; headlight. 1902 SIC; water
white, l01c; globe, 14@141zc; elaine, l415c; car
nadine, NC; royallne, lac; red oil, 110Ilhc;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Active and Unsettled, but Closes
With a Gain-Corn Improves and
Oats Steady at Outside Fig
ureS-Hop PrOducfS

Oats steady at outside Fig
ures-Hog Products Easy.
AGO-Wheat-Trading was large today
and the feeling developed was somewhat un-
settled. The early market was decidedly weak
ana feeling bearisb. There was considerable
short wheat covered at the decline. The open
ing was 4Q13c lower than yesterdays closing
and eased off nc more, then fuctuated for
some little time within small range, finally
became strong and advanced 11sc. held steady
and closed about 5sQ16c higher than yesterday.
The difference for May delivered over Decem-
ber, was further widened out to-day the
premium being 55sQB4c over December, clos
ing 57sQ6c premium.
Corn-There was fair trade with the feeling
easy early in the session, but later better tone
was manifested. First trades were made at
H@3sc decline, and under liberal offerings sold
off &c more. a large local trader selling freely
around 5376c, when a better demand sprang up
owing to the excellent inquiry for cash and the
near futures, and prices advanced T@1c,
changed some and ruled steady, closing with a
nc gain.
Oats were fairly active, but unsettled. The
opening was weak at nc decline for May and
receded &c on free selling, and also in sympa-
thy with wheat and corn. A rally of nc fol-
lowed, but the market closed easy at nearly
outside figures.
Pork-Rather an active business was trans
acted and prices iuctuated considerably. Open
ing sales were made at 5@715c decline, and fur
ther reduction Of 1Oc was submitted to- About
the middle of the session the feeling was steadier
and prices rallied 21405c, but receded again
and closed easy.
Lard-More was doing and the feeling was
easier. Prices on the whole range declined ~
l1Oc, and the market closed steady at inside
figures.
Short RIB sides-A fairly active trade was re-
ported and the feeling was comparatively
Steady at decline of 21a@5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows as cor
rected by John NJ. Oakley & Co., 45 Sixth street,
members Chicago Board of Trade: