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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-13
POULTRY is PLENTY
And Thanksgiving Turkey Promises
to Be Lower in Price.
LIMA BEANS FROM CALIFORNIA
Cereals Steady All Along the Line and Hay
Shade Weaker.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES is LOWER
OFFICE oB PIrTsBURG DISPATCH !
THURSDAY, Nov. II.

COUNTRY PRODUCE Gobbing prices)-
Trade in this department is still quiet ali
along the line. Poultry is in bounti-
full supply, and prospects are coed
for cheap Thanksgiving turkey.
Receipts of fresh nearby eggs have
fallen off very greatly of late, and
markets are firm at outside quotations
Dairy products are no more than steady.
The movement of creamery butter and
cheese is slow and has been for a week or
two past. Potatoes of the very choicest
quality are selling at prices lower than at
any time for years. A year ago at this
time potatoes were very active at 81 90 per
bushel, while they are quiet now at SOC per
bushel. Markets are overstocked with
Florida oranges and prices incline down.
ward New Lima beans are coming in
freely from California and are reported of
excellent quality, at shade lower prices
than have ruled of late.
BUTrER-Creamery. Elgin. sl@s2c: Ohio brands
2s@3oc; common country butter. 2o@22c: Choice
country rolls. 2a925c; fancy. 25@a6c per pouId
marrow. q i6@. Is: Lima beans. 4@44c ID;
picked mediums. 81 9c@2 co.
BEEswAx-Sa@s5c p tb for choice; low grade. %
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-New. 24@2ssc 2 10.
CHEESE-Oh1O cheese, lUi40DlU1sc: New 1ork
cheese, 1ol4@l1c, Limburger, 1l1.eG1ec. Wisconsin
Sweitzer: full cream, 1214@lS3c; imported Sweit-
EGGs-a49e5c for strictly fresh nearby stock, cold
storage eggs, 2lG22c.
FEHTHERs-Extra live geese, 57@5;c; No. 1, 400
soc p ID; mixed lots, 3@d40c.
FRUIrS--Apples, 40d50c per bushel 81 50G2 90
per barrel % q % %
c: cranberries, Jerseys, 81 Is per box Cape Gods
GHMEcWiid turkeys. 81 5O@2 90 each; maIlard
ducks 81 Goes 90 per DOZEN teal ducks, 81 7Id3 90
per dozen: pfeasants, IS COOS 50: quail e. Oc@2 50;
squirrels. 81 COOL so; rabbits S5946c pair; veni-
SON. 2l@22c per ID.
HONkY-New crop white clover, 15c; California
honey, 1aG15c per pound
MAPLE SYRUP-7569Oc per gallon.
MAPLE SUGAR-10c per pound.
~ NSTs.Brazl nuts. t@se d; 4 English sl, wal1ut:
r. "a almonds 1sc; ge%esns % isc mixed nuts, lis915c
bushel; walnuts. 4Oa5oc per busheI.
30d5Cc medium. Live turkeys. 1U9l2c 2 fb: ducks,
50160c a pair Dressed chickens. 12114c q fb;
dressed turkeys. 1Fdl6c q u.
store. 4Nd45c bushel; Southern sweets, 81 5O@l 70
barrel: Jerseys. 90 50.
QUINCES-S2 C0d3 90 per barrel.
bing al :; o 'era mammoth S 55 timothy 81 4 for
prime and 81 so for choicest; blue grass 81 65@2 s0
orchard grass, 81 70: nillet. 81 OO German, 81 Isl
Hungarian. q 10; fine lawn. 25c p ID; seed buck
TALLOw-Country. DC; city rendered, sc.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Lemons. s. 75d4 80; Florida
oranges. g 5Od3 25 box; Jamaica oranges, 81 500
81 2561 50 rsts, 81 al 25 good seconds. per bunch
Malaga grapes. s 5099 90 half barrel; new layer
figs. 14916c per fb.
yEGEI ABLEs -Cabbage 75c@S 90 barrel;
Yellow Danver onions. So 25G2 so a barrel: toma-
toes, 81 5c12 90 per bushel: celery 230c per dozen
turnips, 90ct9sl 90 a barrel.
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per barrel at sources of supply within the
past few days Hay is quiet and markets
are weak owing to liberal receipts.
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
from store:
WHEAT-No. red, 81 O0G91 o.; No. red. s6@g7c.
CORN-NO. yellow shell. 631SG65c; No. yellow
shell, 6496ihc; high mixed shell, 6e}k@63c: mixed
shell, 6111G62c: No. . yellow ear. 6S669c: high
mixed ear 67G67i &c: mixed ear 669665zc: yell
low ear corn 44Gs5c; new yellow shell corn, 4S9
SOC.
OATs-No. oats. ssGSsysc: No. white. 371SGSsc;
extra No: 3oats, 35k957c: mixed oats, 3ad35lec.
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio, 9S(G99c No,
Western, 97td9sc.
BARLEY-6Sfj75c.
FLouR-J0bbing prices-Fancy spring patents.
3 5rd5 IS: fancy winter patents, s5 255 30; fancy
straight winter. s. OO5 q: fancy straight spring.
S. 25G5 80: clear winter. "a 755 90: straight xxx
bakers, 81 75lS5 90. Rye flour, 3 OUdg5 ..
MILLFEED-No. white middlings. So OO623 0Oa
ton: No. white mddlings SO 0OlDO 30; brown
middings, sl7 Goals 90: winter wheat bran s16 90
oil 90; chop feed, s21 0N923 90.
HAY-Baed timothy, choice. s11 5Od,12 90; No. 1,
sl1 25111 Sc: No do. $40 OO@l0 80; clover hay,
SO 006e10 5O loose from wagon. 81 01613 90, ac.
cording to quality: packing hay. 81 0O@J7 80.
STRAw-Oats, s6 5097 90; wheat and rye, Sc oo9
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HOME SECURITIES.
CLEAR EVIDENCE THAT ELECTRIC IS
GETTING ON ITS FEET.

The Company Begins the Payment of Notes
Held by Pittsburg Banks-Buslness
Drops Out of Sight, but the Tone Re
mains Distinctly Bullish.
The best feature of the market yesterday
the only one in fact-was connected with
Westinghouse Electric. The company COM
menced redeeming the paper held by the
Pittsburg banks. This shows that the
promise to pay off all its indebtedness was
made in good faith. Mr.. Westinghouse
stated that the work of putting the affairs of
the company on a solid basis has been prac-
tically accomplished.
All this had good effect upon the general
list, and although trading fell almost to
Zero there was a strong undertone and re-
newed confidence that conditions are
shaping themselves for a revival before
many moons wax and wane.
There was only one sale on call, that Of 10
shares of Pleasant Valley, at %. After the
first call 10 shares of Switch and Signal were
picked up at 95s. The final call was fruitful
of quotations, but barren of business. Pipe
age held advanced ground. with no offer
ings. Philadelphia Gas was up q fraction.
Central Traction was a shade weaker, and
Citizens little f1rmer. Pleasant Valley
and Duquesne were steady to strong. The
rest of the list deviated very little from the
figures of the previous day. As stated, the
general tone of the market was strong.
Bids and asking prices at each call are
given in the following table:
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
A Strong Opening in Wheat Succeeded by q
Nervous and Unsettled Market-Fluctua-
tions in Corn and Oats-Provisions
I - Recefnts

A Strong Opening in Wheat Succeeded by q
Nervous and Unsettled Market-Fluctua-
tions in Corn and Oats-Provisions
Higher in spite of Large Receipts.
CHICAGo-The wheat market opened
strong but soon became unsettled and
nervous. Early in the day reports of cold
weather in the wheat belt. stronger cables
and good Eastern buying, combined with
the expected Russian ukase, all tended to
give the market an impetus, and there was
a gradual rise until material advance was
realized. This advance, however, had the
unfortunate effect of causing q score of
nervous traders to attempt to unload while
the market was momentarily at the tide,
and free selling quickly brought decline
which more than swept away the advance
of the early hours.
The Michigan crop report notes an in
creased acreage sown to wheat, and reports
Gle against 81 05 last year. The Cincinnati
Price Current says the wheat crop improved
by the recent rains. Early in the day the
strong market advanced prices %9ssc but
later became weak, and prices declined sc,
then rallied, fell again, and the closing was
5s63zc lower than yesterdays prices.
November corn opened at from 53 to 53l4c,
and one sale at least as high as 5315c; but 1t
declined to 52c, closing at 521lc. Year opened
with free sellers at 461Ic, and only a few
transactions at over 46c. 1t subsequently
worked down to 447sc and closed at 45c bid.
MAY started at from 4Sssc to 43l4c, declined
TO 421sc and closed at 425s64Sc.
December oats opened at Sl1sc, sold to sos
@30l4c to 301sc, and closed at 3l19c. Trading
in May began at 335 &c. The market advanced
TO $3.50 and then declined to 3l7sc. This was
followed by recovery to S2lzc, and this
by drop to SIC, that being the last price
made. The cash market was weak and
about lc lower
Heavy receipts of hogs did not affect their
values beyond yesterdays decline, but there
was an easier feeling in provisions at the
start. There were few orders to buy at the
slight decline which occurred at the open
ing, and the market turned around in favor
of the bulls and closed with gains for the
day OF from SC to !15c in pork, 21ac in lard,
and from 215c to DC in ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected by John NJ. Oakley 4 Co., IS Sixth street,
M. m hprs off he Chcapo Roard of Trade.
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Groceries.

The new crop of New Orleans molasses
begins to show up freely and is of excellent
quality. Prices are seeking lower level
Sugar can hardly go lower, as refiners re-
port that at present prices there is no mar
gin of profit left. There is n slightly i'm
proved tone to coffee markets. but no
change in prices. Canned goods of all kinds
are very slow in movement.
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy. H@22c; choice Rio. 200
@ ga pT,me java Msraea6S sa
22l9c; Mocha, TiA@2shc; Santos & &1sk922'ac; Cara
'as Roas4RD ap sSssa SSsnds c
grades, 23H@e614c; Old Government Java. bulk.
s Choice Sa ss sanS nrme kio @
good Rio. Tx; ordinary sa 17{@lS!sc .u.,,.
cassia Sc. peppe2 aatmee sp''e 'Oc
PErRoLEUM qobbers' pricesl.1lOo test, SIC;
Sasisc: globe 14siiSc: elaine. i5c: carnadne. lie;
royaline, 4c; red OIL 10a@l1c; purity, 14c; oleine,
MINERS On-No. winter, strained. 49@44c q
gallon; summer. sa@szc: lard oil 55@5sc.
SYRUP-Corn syrup, 26@l30c: choice sugar syrup,
n. o. MoLAssrs-Fsncy new crop, 45@4sc:
choice, 42944c; old crop, 36@3sc; N. o. syrup "A
sopA-Bi-carb. in kegs, s1z@ssc: bi.carb. in rs.
5Ac; bi-carb. assorted packages, 54G6c; sal soda,
CsSDLEs- fuIi weight. &c: stearlne. per
RIcE-Head Carolina. 67s@z4c; choice. 614@6kc;
sTARcM-Peari. &c; corn starch. 6@s1Ec; gloss
FOREIGN FRuIT-Layer raisins. 50 90: London
81 COOL Is; Valencia, 7a71Sc: Ondara Valencia So
SIC; Sultana, I0@15c:. currants, 4l9@5c; Turkey
rFsnss s @
almonds, Lam. ID, 29c do Ivca. 17c: do shelled,
Smyrna sGn es aa new dates lS Gazi nuts s
&c; pecans 15G17c; citron b, 2ag2ic; lemon peel,
DRIED FRUiTs-Apples, sliced. 6isGs1Sc: apples,
evaporated.,. s9sSc; peaches, evaporated. pared,
1S66c: cherries, pitted 15c: cherries unpitted SC:
raspberries. eyaporated. ls9l9c; blackberres $40
.sUGAKs-C Cubes, 4Sle: powdered, sc; granulated,
yellow, choice e: SsS@3sc yellow. good a7sss9hc;
PIcKIEs.Medinm, bbls. u.2oO,, u IS; medium.
81 Io: dairy: p Sbi: 81 %: coarse crystal, bb
Eu9eka re- hfsas Is Isfisa paeie sacks '' Higgins
CANNED Goops-Standard peaches. 81 sO@2 or:
& o? So fh nest eern s q ? S. Fl
corn COOL Is; red % ehsrrics sn q 2o@i % 30; Lima
e. soaFsa ssRsfq
pneapples, 81 50@i so: Bahama do, s. 25; dainson
RTs H le 1 81 sgf pHm g g
25@2 40 do greengages 81 10; do egg p1ms q 50:
tomatoes; s5@s5c: salmon; LIB. 81 soGl 50: black
berries s e R r. sSases Sse Soe do
i s5S1 90: IN cans, q 50: baked beans 81 4o@l IS;
Holsters, lib cans, 81 25: mackerel. lib cans,
boiled, 81 50: sardines domestic rs. So S5C94 90;
rs, s6 5O sardines imported, rs 81 5Oal2 50:
dimes, imported. rs, SIS co.; sardines. mustard,
$3 30: sardines, spiced, So 80.
FIsH-Extra No. bloater mackerel. s24 90 2 bbl;
extra No. do mess, $50 90: No. . shore mackereI,
slS 90; No. 9 lrge mackerel. si6 so: No. 3 large
s14 90: No. 8 small mackerel, $40 90.
fish. 81 rs p 1O0-fb half Dbl. Lake trout. s. 50
half bbl Finnan haddies, 10c q ID. Iceland half
but, PC . b,, Pickerel, half bbl, 81 %; quarter
bb 81 GO. Holland herring, 75c. Walkoff her.
ring. 9Gc.
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A Strike Nfpped in the Bud.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-[Special. IA con-
ference was held to-day between the Belt
Line officials, Chief Arthur, of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, Grand Mas
ter Sargent, of the fremen, and a commit
tee of the striking engineers. An adjust
ment of the trouble was affected, the COM
pany agreeing to take back the Is men re-
Gently discharged, that II hours shall con-
stitute days work, and no engineer shall
be required to work overtime. This ef.
fectually puts an end to a strike which
threatened to affect every railway entering
the city, and the settlement gives general
satisfaction
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A NEW POSTSCRIPT TO A LETTER
That Is Making q Peck of Tr ouble fo
Mr. Alopzo Tripp,

Boston, Nov. 12.-[Specia. IAN allega-
tion of perjury in French spollation
claim case has given rise to suit against
Alonzo Tripp, of Harwich, which will be
soon considered by the Grand Jury in the
United States Circuit Court. Tripp is the
administrator of the estate of Jeremiah
Walker 1t is alleged that he went before
Alphonso L. Weeks, notary public, and
swore that paper which he put in before
the notary had been received from his
father in 1885. The letter contained a
statement that the schooner Lydia had
been captured by French privateer.
materially strengthening the case of the
claimant
1t is charged that the letter originally
contained no reference to the loss of the
schooner, but that the statement which
now appears on the letter, and is il the
form of a postscript was added by some-
body who has cleverly initiated the hand
writing OF the writer Of the original Tripp
was arrested in Fayetteville. n. c., by
Deputy Marshal Gallup.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-13

SI59,00o, of which $4,000 was paid in cash.
The property embraces nearly 1000 acres OF
land. with timber and coal, and all the build
ings, rolling stock, machinery, etc.
Black & Baird sold to Richard Elmer lot
No. 9, in Robert Fl. Hays plan of Valley View
Place, fronting q feet on the east side Of
Rebecca street by depth of 100 feet to
20 foot alley, for $40 cash.
John K Ewing & Co. sold to David B.
Thomas for Susan Kailbach a small four
roomed house, with large lot, in West Lib
erty borough. for $780,
The Building Record.
Ten permits were issued yesterday for "a
Improvements, the total cost being estimated
at $33, $780, The more important follow:
Frazier & Delte. seven frame two-story dwell
ings on Forteth street. Sixteenth ward; cost sI1.
500. Dr. r. NJ. Sands, six frame twO-story dwell
ings on McCandless street, Eighteenth ward; cost,
sS 375 VIM Schlingmann, brick addition. second
story, store and dwelling 2o2a Carson street Twen-
brick two-story dwellings on Snowden alley, Sew
euteenth ward: cost $500. David f. Dickey,
three frame two-story dwellings. on kirkpatrick
street, Thirteenth ward; cost, s., 700.
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COAL STOCKS ATTACKED.
COTTON OIL AND DISTILLERs SHOW
MUCH STRENGTH.
These Present the Only Features Of Dull
Share Market-Most Securities Close
Fractionally Lower, Though Firmness
RuIod nuripv Most of he Dav

These Present the Only Features of q Dull
Share Market-Most Securities Close
Fractionally Lower, Though Firmness
Ruled During Most of the Day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The stock market,
sented dull and listless appearance, and
no material progress was made in either
direction, while firm tone prevailed as a
rule. The bears to-day concentrated their
attacks upon the Coal shares, and while
they marked off the prices of those shares
to material extent, their success in the
rest of the list was not f1attering.-
The opening this morning was dull and
lifeless, and while there was for some time
considerable buying of their favorites by
London and the West, the improvement
made was slight, except in the Industrials,
about which there has of late been a great
deal of talk afloat. The firm tone was main
tanned, however, throughout the forenoon,
after which the attack upon the Coalers was
made, and the ease with which they were
depressed caused heavy feeling in the re-
mainder of the list and prices were brought
down below those of the opening.
The fluctuations in the general list, how
ever, were in but few cases for more than
small fractions, though few stocks were
ware and Hudson dropped from 1851 to III,
Jersey Central from ll2 to ITO. and both Read
ing and Lackawanna nearly per cent. The
violence of this drop failed to create any
sensation in the general list, and though the
pressure was maintained to the close prices
yielded slowly.
The market presented no features of inter-
est beyond the weakness of the Coalers and
the strength of the 1ndustrials, especially
the Cotton Oil stocks and Distillers. The
close was fairly active and heavy at the low
est prices, which in most stocks were only
slightly lower than those of last evening
Delaware and Hudson, however, lost 81,
Jersey Central, @ and Reading and Lacka-
wanna each 154
Poi do ruio
no animation and prices being kept within
the narrowest bounds. Sales of 81, ,OoO
measured the days business, and only
slight changes are shown by the final QUOTA
tions. The highest and closing quotations
were:
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange to-
day: l car bran, $l7 25, spot; l car No.
timothy hay, sll %, B. & o.; car extra No.
white oats, 361ac, 10 days. Receipts US bull
letined, 20 cars, OF which IL were by Pitts
burg, Fit. Wayne and Chicago Railway, as
follows: cars of feed, 6 of hay, 2 of flour,
of oats, of middlings, of bran in sacks.
By Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis: 2 cars
of hay, l of oats. Old corn is firm at quo
tations and new corn is a shade higher. Oats
are steady at the advance already noted.
Wheat rye and flour are strong. Cost of
fancy spring patent flour has advanced 10c
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The Drygoods Market.

New YORK, Nov. l2.-There was more de-
mand for dryCoods, and operations included
many staple cottons, plain and colored, for
next season. Fine browns, wide sheetings,
bleached shirtings, with some prominent
exceptions. and heavy blue goods of all
ment, as well as the specialties heretofore
active. Prices of cotton ruled firm in these
transactions. Stocks of cotton goods are
very moderate and i'll some directions scarce
Woolen goods also received increased atten-
tion, except clothing woolens, which await
ed developments. The carpet auction sale
continued with deals similar to the previous
day. The sale will continue through Friday.
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Closing Bond Ouotations
IBID. tAsked.
Bank Clearings.

NEW YoRK-Bank clearings, $143, ,7s2, $780, bal
ances, S., ,907, 1872.
Boston - Bank clearings, s15,s10,446: bal
ances, $1736,742. Rate for money, 2L per
cent Exchange on New York, 10@20 per
cent discount.
PHILADELPHIA-Bank clearings $11, ,39s, oil,
balances, $1,635, ,737. Money A per cent.
BALTIMoRE-Bank clearings, 50, ,252, 500; bal
ances, $3.50, 230 Rate 6 per cent
CHIoAGo-New York exchange firm at
25@40c per s, GOO premium. Money easy at 6
per cent. Bank clearings. $17, rs, 900.
ST. LoUIs-Clearings, "a, $50: balances,
500, 200 Money, 7@S per cent. Exchange on
New York % cent premium.
MEMPHIs-New York exchange selling at
par. Clearings, 1853, 9,576; balances, $l3314s.
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AT THE BANKS.
The Money Market in Good Shape, but Con.


The Money Market in Good Shape, but Con-
ditions Unchanged.
There was a good degree of activity in
counter business yesterday, showing a
healthy condition of general trade, but the
call for loans and discounts was not brisk
The unfavorable weather was a drawback.
The usual good supply of funds was re-
ported. The ruling interest rate was per
cent more OF less 50 oein9 ooe ec1ceptional bank
$3.50, ,36l 80.
At New York yesterday money on call was
easy, ranging from 3 to per cent; last loan,
g. closed offered at 8. Prime mercantile
paper, $685.. Sterling exchange quiet and
firm at $4 sOH for go bills, and s. $50 de-
mand.
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Boston Stocks-Closiny Prices.
Mining Stock Quotations.

solidated, 19O Best and Belcher, 30: Chollar,
100; Consolidated California and Virginia,
800: Deadwood t., 100; Gould and Curry, 140;
Homestake, 1850. Horn Silver, $40: Iron Sill
yer, 145; Mexican, 200; Ontario, $500; Ophir,
325; Plymouth. 200; Savage, l25; Sierra Neva-
da, 235 Standard, l2O; Union Consolidated,
200; Yellow Jacket 125.
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The total sales of stocks to-day were 240.s79
shares including: Atchison, 1920; Chicago
Gas, 20 600; D. L. & W., 1920: Del. and Hud-
son, 1853; Erie, $3.50; Louisville and Nash
vile, 4,OIO; Missouri Pacific, 1926; Northern
2s,O25: Reading, 1890; st. Paul, sI,9l9; Union
Pacific, 100.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Exchange yesterday.
Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by WHITNEY &
STEPHENSON. oldest Pittsburg members of New
York stock Exchange 81 Fourth avenue.
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Coffee Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. T. - Coffee - Options
opened steady and IO@25 points up: closed
steady, l5G25 points up: sales, 29, $50 bags,
Spot Rio active and higher; No. Z, l315c bid.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 12.-Coffee firm; Bio car.
goes, fair, lie; No. Z, l31sQlSszc.
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Wool Markets.

ST. LoU1s-Wool-Receipt 13l, 800 pounds:
shipments, e, 900 pounds; weak and dull:
unwashed bright medium, 196221lc; coarse
braid, 4320c; low sandy, 1l@l5c: fine light
1sG2lc: line heavy, le@lSc; tub washed,
choice, 3l@S1115c; inferior, 27@3Oc.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Receipts at East Liberty and All Other
Stock Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURG DIsPATcH,1
THURSDAY, November Il.

Stock Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
THURSDAY, November Il. (
CArTLE-Receipts. 800 head: shipments,
800 head; market, nothing doing to-day, all
through consignments; no cattle shipped to
New York to-day.
HoGs-Receipts, $500 head: shipments, 200
head; market active: PhiladeIphias, "a 20@
80; mixed, 81 2O@4 %; Workers., 81 O0@4 Is;
cars hogs shipped to New York to-day.
SHEEP-Receipts, 200 head; shipments, 200
head; market fair at yesterdays prices.
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The Metal Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov l2-Piy iron dull. Conner
nominal; December, Sl1 35. Lead dull and
firmer; domestic, 81 10. Tin quiet and
stronger; Straits, $50 O5.
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Philadelphia Stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks. fur
nished by Whitney & Stephenson. brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue, members of the New York Stock
EXCHANGE:
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Bar Silver Quotations.

New YORK. Nov. n.-[Speciall bar silver
in London, 43 l3- led per OF; New York dealers
price for silver, 945Sc per OF.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-13

To drive cough from the systep, use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t does it every time.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-13

FIRST SECOND THIRD
B CALL. A B CALL. A B CALL A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-13

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