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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
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forperli6 Deritimmt. 9as lit Elm boies
l1ebeI, oas ih mir nm ieoen 4Srets bonn
6alle 81 16reiben luG)en mllB, uno 10 babe
tb benn lbon Dor pier3ebn Sage1 ansefans
gen, Die lorgfdltt9 gcialnn:elten nno aufbez
tpabrten Nummeru Der uSutnots StuatSz
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Weittbetluneen iiber oaS 8egrGbniB urD oie
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@bicaeo pieber nit pebmitbiser Gube i'm
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benz i6mer3ltden GirDrude oeS NugenbliGs
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in oieier 6ait tbun loaen; - pel6' etne
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9tptl6enrdumen tbun iDIen, 0enn oieles
Nufrollen elmer ldngit iibermunoeuen Gers
aangenbeit uno Die @ie%oanfenreiben, Die 0ieie
@rlebniile unb @%rimnerun9en bernorrtefen,
paren au getpalttg ulo angretten0 fur ben
Observation-Disclosures 0rets. go nlroe
tb ntbt nur 9eiitig tief perltimmt, lonoern
aud f0rperlt6 frauf. unfdbl8 gu tr9eno
elmer @eiltesarbeit uno meDrere Gage an
Das &ranfenbett g%efellelt.
90 babt Sbr, leine treuen Sreuroe uno
Wttarbeiter, ibn alio nit ben Dod1ten
Gbren, Die einent etnfa6en 3eitungSl6rets
rer su Sbeil' merDen fDHnen, unter Der lebs
hoften Sbetlnabme uno Dem berlliden
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@nbe bauern miro. Dian fonnte oa 10
redt ieben, DAB Der tbeure 8erltorbene ipobl
politilhe ober iournaliitll6e @e9ner
aebabt bate, abee feline Setnbe; oenn
tper nit ibm in Beribrung getonlulea par,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
aas Meneae aus se,tti6lans.

gs lit gei6eben! Ser lanae ~ertpartete
&rieg lit ausgebro6en. 9aS &abel lagt
10 uno oa lit nidt ldnger Su 5Detfeln.
NGerotngs lit IS ntdt 5Dti6en Oeutl6lano
unD 6rantrcih los9egangen, audi ntht
siptlhen GuBlano unp Sefterret6. Mb.r
int S6ooBe Der fatierli6en Samtlie ielblt
pitbet elm gelpaltiser &f. ltnb baran
lit gien1alo anoerer S6uLo ais Der tlnfz
ti9e &aiier bon Oeuti6lano, Der 1ebtge
&ronprin3 Sriebri6 Wilbelm, Der am 6.
Wlai D. S. 10 Sabre alt getporben lit uno
iebt ibon &riege a%nfttftet. S6Dne Nusz
ii6tenl Gum &rtege aber fam es 10: 4apa
&aiier bat nit ieinem ebemaltaen 2eerer
unb jebi9en SrafeI Or. Sin3peter Jtatb ges
p%flogem: yg8aS ioa i6 nit benz Sungen
a~nfangen 2" fragte Sc. Weaieit6t. $50
idnea ais moglid auf's @Dmnaiium in
Gaiiel, mo- Cure WtajeitGt cine 10 t~Dloilale
8iloune erbalten baben," iagte Der atte
Brofelior. yS6On, er ioI mad @aliel,"
ia9te Der retn3i9e 0err i'm 2anpe," Der aber,
ipie it6 gIeiG aetgen nirb, etne 6erriu uber
1i6 bat. Oils nGmlih Wtama &ailerin pom
benz Gaiieler Blane bnrte, le9te Tie etu lebr
entlbieoenes Geto elm. DSh mill oas &inp
nod t~penigitens ein Sabr lang BET mir
baben, uro nirb es na6 @aiiel gel6idt, 10
3iebe th nad Milbelmsb0be, NO Sbr ba5
mails oas 9tapolium gefaugen biettet,"
lprad Oeama &aiiertn. Der 6immel
peiB, ner ir oteiem Sample 3nti6en
WtutterDer5 uno S6ulbanf ben Siea ere
rtl1gerl miro. Sic neroeu ausftroen, Wlas
ieitdt, oaB Die Sranaolen unter .umlt6roen
no6 lei6ter al lhla9en lino, als Sbre
BLONDE Srau. Die Sran6oien haben Slins
ten unO &anOnen, Die Srau aber bat
Ib~tdnen....
Sic i6eint iiberbaupt ibre flint Slime
bet einanoer gu baben, Die iun9e &aiierin.
9a 1T i'll Berlin Elm 0amenuereln, ber lt9
Die Neform Der netblt6en &leioung sur
Qufgabe mQ6t. Mas Die Berltner Oanlen
lpe5ieu anltreben. iagt bas Rabtl niht, bod
miro es it'd tpohl I'm oas beriibmte ,,diz
vided skirt" banoelu, nm Nblhaffun9 Des
&Drietts u. |. ~. Die 9teformerinnen baten
Die &aiierin, Tie mo9e iih Sur HeGiioentin
ibres 8eretnS mGblen laiien. Au9ulte
8tctpria aber antiportete, tbr JET Die gegeltz
mGrtige &letoermoDe gut genlg uno mas
bas SOrlett anbelan9t, 10 CLAUDE iie, bag bic
6rouen Dbue Die 6tlfe zines lnlhen idmere
&eloen aus3ulteben babeu mirDeu. lleber
bteie Qlniiht mag manher Nr;t ben Gopf
iAatteln oaB aber bas &oriett, tpern nitt
iibermdbtg geldnilrt, aui Die @ridelnung
Der 6rau einen iebr ginltiaeR @influB iibt
uHb Dab es, tpenn pernitnftiB oebanobabt,
ni6t ihaoet, baS fanu Die &alierin ourb
oelt 5Iawels aul lbre etgeae lh0ne @rs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19


Berlin feicrt beute ben 20. @eburtstag
0es qroBen SorlderS Sire D 10. US ut
Dohertreulid, Dab Die oertlde Jtethsbaupts
itaot 3ur Nbnedslung ltatt etles berllbmz
ten So!oaten einmal etnen 0eloeu oer 1ttlz
len StubtrItube feiert ua0 es bart Dem Gdt>
Ter bod angere0net tDerDell, DAP er betoblen
bat, cine lh0ne StraBe gteusBerltnS pGIrs
domltraBe" gu taufen. 0ieier Sefehl 1T
UNI 10 mebr anSuertennen, als 8lrdop
polittlh elmer Don tsnen uuoerl0 bnltben
u3eutl6fretiinntgen" lit, tpelde Glsnnnrd
10 oft ais ~v9teihsfetnoe" gebranomartt bat.
Shlibt uno bel1eioen, nte er 1T, miro tt1
Der alte @elebrte bod oarllber treNe1 mlls
len, DaB Die gauge Melt ibm an oieleul let>
mem @brentaee DuLDtgt. @tne Nboronung
ieiner milienl6uftliben un0 poltttlbeu
Rolleeen miro Dem SSuDelgretle etne tbnt gu
@bren geidlaQene gpl0ene WfeoatQe nberz
reihen. SSeoeS WiitglleD Der San1tlte tptro
Dieie Weoatue in ei1em 8rDnceaborud err
halten un0 iebe ~tpi1ieniGaftlt6e &Drpers
i0aft 9euti6Ianbs. nit Del6er Vtrd)oD in
0erfebr 9%eltanoen, miro nit oerlelben Wtes
oaiue beldenft tDeroen.
@rfreulid 1tnb bic gaa6ri6ten iiber
Seutl6la1oS mdcDttgen tnou1frteuen uHo
fommer3ieuen Qufi6 tpung lett bern
Qnfang Der iiebsiger Sabre. Deutlhlallo
bat BON 1871 bis 1889 Die 2Gnse letner @ts
ienbabnen nabesu perooppelt BON p, Al
&llometern i'm Sabre 1871 lit fte bis 1889
auF 1900 angemd6len. 1fo6 9roBer mar
Der Nuildmuna Der Oeutl6en 6anoelsmas
rinc, oeren Sbdti9feit it6 bon 1873 bis 1889
fat Dernieriaht bat, 10 oaB tie heute lebell
Der engliiden ben erften &aug einnlmmt.
Den Sdatten gu bieiem 8iloe liefert Die
1batiahe, oaB i6mere Nerbre6en pie
Otorbe u~no@inbriide, iotpie bieSelbitmoroe
in Berlin itarf Sunebmen. Gin belonoers
grauitaer Sall, rer ii1 leBten Sonntag err
elglet bat, mirft auf Die iiingere Generation
8erlInS Elm ihlimmeS Nl6t. Gin nur II
Sabre altes 0ienltmaohen 9eamens MohuS
ermoroete ibre 60i6brige 6errin. Elm alteS
Srauletn 9tamcns 9lbler, uuo oaun cling ite
rubig gum 3anSe. BET Dem tie IT'D ben gauz
Sen abenp lber perenigts. @ano in 9anb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

6atabanOgeidi6te Der &onigin Dtarie ans
toinette geipielt bat. uebrigens ioll bier
benz grin5en meger ieiner %gelnetncn Suun:
pcreieu fem Borlpuri 9snlaht Deroen. Nas
Dem sc . II g Walan redt lit, bas 1T benz
8riu5en Goban bilig.
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CUR S~agbiaiion: vgGie pieIe 8rairiebabs
ner bait Du oteie Wche sel6onen?" =
r&ein ein3i8es. Ood l6ieBe i'd beuer l6ot
piel ndber porbei. oils i'm pOrigen Sabre"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
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DRIi2ttGtlJ jlt| 0It!5tti J.l3Aii,,
Sfft,ieneS Organ Der f. II. f. 6itcr fiebjldl=
un0ar. &oniuIate in Den 2%r. Gla4.en.
&erausQe6er .......D. SclinifZrT.
&eoafteur. .........S kAIciEnaaRlI.
Neip gorf Offtee........3s g;tnaO0on.
GbicagO Office. .........25J u. 1iaoii H:-ft.
Die Observation-Disclosures
6eitun9" 1T Gas ein;i9e Or3or, sc.
wiomet oen 1Jnterefien DER 5000.
600 5dblenoen 0itcrreid?jf1=un3ori.
fhen Bep0lferun9 in ocn Der.
Staten uno Der idmnet,then
Ianosmdnniid2eu Dereiue.
Brtnot Ndbrid2ten aus allen
pldbeu Oelterreids, un9ar1s, GY.
rolls, B0hmeus &c.
N6Onnement=greis $3.50 pro SGtr.
1oo912wD 80
Gbtrago 10lpltal fiir $taurn ua0
9im0er!
Coke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.
@efuubbelts. 3uitonb Der bette Ietb5ebn ghNn6bnrss
9rtootsintmer ieds 9ranfenidle nit gios9 usiidbt.
Sebubren irr Brioot6ilunler BON $1.-20 per g3oibe,
fe mad ber Sage oes 13tn1mers unb &lutlpartrng. 8ris
botzBatienten tDnnen i9ren Ar5t aus Der 3obl Der ans
~geieuten o6er beiuhenoen Ger5te iuGblet.
@ehibrcn in "rautenidleu SIS per Mo6e NIT 9uter
BHege.
9te 3abl Der ougefteaten aerste belduft fa ouf q
aer5te (9anten) nnb Is b~eindeube Aer8te (oerren).
Sine Sdule lit I'M Spipitai
Me9en Gin5elbeiteu menoe man I1 lnter pbioes
abrefie an ben Saupta@rst Uoer man ienoe cine 8aiAu
nc re- fBr eiu Circular. SkmltrY \
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

Sin idIedter Bib lit better ais gar
tc;ner - beiOnOers fir Die @eroaIung."
0lQtD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

&ieOer spei Sage obne., einen. leuen
&ascOtt< Goman. 8as lit Oenn
IDS2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
@aS oer Sac 6ytuat.

Sin 8iB6en Sumor i6aoet ciuer i3eiz
tuHg ni6t = I'M @egentbeil."
Sotrates.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10
MARKETS BY WIRE.

CHICAGO-Wheat was firm throughout
most of Saturdays session. There was no
excitement, but good steady buying and few
reactions. The news was bullish. the
Brddstreet bullish report on the crops Oh
Europe and its probable import require
ments and on estimates by Beerbohm that
Great Britain and the Continent would take
200, 600 900 bushels of American wheat we're
strong bull factors. Early cables were a lit
tie mixed, but prices abroad appeared to De
well sustained The continued freedom OF
the export movement was one of the strong
features. Brddstreet reported both COASTS
for the week for flour as equal to 100000 as
against 2, 2,166, 900 bushels for the same week
last year. A story WIS also started that the
reported prohibition of tie breadstuffs I'M
portations from Russia had been offlclaily
confirmed, but this was subsequently de-
MED.
Under the influence of these reports the
market started off firm, and December soio
90%@90Hc 1t halted at that and gradually
sagged off to 9O1lc Then came reports that
nearly 9O0, 600 bushels of wheat and some
flour had been cleared from the Atlantic
seaboard, causing a rally to 9O1sc again, and
the close was at 90hc.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as
corrected by John NJ. Oakley & Co., 41 Sixth
street, members of Chicago Board of Trade:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10
FEATURELESS WALL STREET.
London Was Again a Buyer in the Field,
but Local Bear Element Was Inactive
Industrials Were Strong and Sugar

London Was Again a Buyer in the Field,
but Local Bear Element Was Inactive
IndustriaIs Were Strong and Sugar
Rises a Trifie.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The stock market
to-day was again quite dull and displayed no
decided temper though the general ten
dency was upward, and prices this evening
are generally fractionally higher than last
night. The trading as rule was devoid of
feature, but the attention of the bears was
turned upon Richmond and West Point
again, and that stock was made comp ra-
lively active and weak, though its decline
was measured by small fraction. The
leading active stocks were st. Paul, Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred, Atchi-
son, Burlington, Richmond and West Point
and Chicago Gas, and only in the last named
was the extreme fiuctuation for the day as
much as per cent.
London was again buyer and the local
bear element was rather inactive, except in
the stock above mentioned. The opening
was firm under the influence of the foreign
buying, but the pressure upon Union Pacific
and Richmond and West Point from local
operators caused slight depression In those
and checked the upward tendency in the
general list after Atchison had risen nc and
others smaller fractions. The industrials
were specially strong. however, and Sugar
rose ~ per cent to 1911. The bank state
ment mt a showed loss in the reserves OF over
on the speculation, being about what was
expected, and the late trading was utterly
featureless. The market finally closed dull
but firm at small fractional gains for the
day, no material change taking place in
quotations among the leading shares.
Railroad bonds we're fairly active, and the
dealings in all issues reached $349, 900, but
there was no decided tendency of prices,
and the final changes are irregular, but for
small amounts.
The following table shows the prices OF active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.
Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by WHITNEY
New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10
TR0PIC FRUITS A DRUG
The Markets 0verstOcked With Home
Grown Fruits and
THE SITUATION FAVORS BUYERS.
The First Sweet Potatoes of the Season
Arrive From Baltimore.
PROVISIONS ARE AGAIN ADVANCED
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH
SATURDAY, Aug. .. J

COUNTRY PRODUCE (Jobbing Prices)-
The commission houses and Diamond Mar
ket stalls were abundantly supplied with
fruits and vegetables, and perishable stuff
was sold at nominal prices. Demand was
good, but not good enough to absorb all the
stuff offered, and the buyer had things much
his own way. Tropical fruits are particu-
larly dull and price of bananasis reduced in
accordance with sales, Large quantities OF
ripe bananas have been sold the past few
days at less than so cents per bunch. Dairy
products of choice grade are still firm and
future changes will in all probability be
toward higher level. There is q scarcity
Eggs are weak at quotations. The hrst
sweet potatoes of the season reached our
market a day or two ago from Baltimore.
APPLEs-35@5Oc bushel, 75c@l 75 per barrel.
1saaoc; common country u try butter. IaSisc; choice
BEaSsU9svy ii lSS e aO@e IS; marrow. 81 5osa so;
FRUTT-Huckleberries, 81 25 pail; blackberries.
s5c9sl 90 pail, s91Oc box; Concord grapes s9loc
per pound.
BEEswAx-819S5c p 70 for choice; low grade. 20@
25c.
CIDER-sand refined, 80 5O61O 90; common, s. 50
@6 90: crab cider SO OoSis % . barrel; cider Vim
.CHEEsE-ohio cheese, new, s1S@sAc; New York
consin Sweitzer, full cream, 139@l4c; imported
Sweitzer. 2d28c.
EGGs-1612@s17c for strictly fresh nearby stock;
Southern and Western eggs. 153@l6c. ,,a
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 57dD58c; No. ], 4S0
soc q 10; mixed lots, 30dl40c p ID.
H6NEr-New crop white clover. 1s@2oc; Califor-
mia honey, 1a915c p ID.
MAPLE SYRUP-75G90c gallon.
MELONS-CantalOupes 81 50d2 so crate; Ann
Arundel melons, S 90 sugar barrel; watermelons
SIS GOALS 90 a hundred.
PEACHES-S1 90 q basket; 81 so a box. Pears
Fancy, s. 5095 90 per BARREL 75c@sl 90 per basket
Plums-Damson, 81 so a crate; wild plums, 79lOc
per box.
MAPLE SUGAR-10c p 10.
PoULTRY-Alive-Chicke 65(@75c a pair; spring
chickens, 4O95Oc pair. Live turkeys. &c p 70.
Dressed-Turkeys. 15c o ID; ducks. 19913c z fb
chickens, 13113c p ID; spring chickens, 14915c Q 10.
TALLOW-Country, &c; city rendered, SC.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Lemons @ 5Od}i rs; fancy,
s. O015 50 Sorrento oranges, a GOA 50 box; Rod
oranges $ 0O95 50; California peaches, 81 5002 Is
box; California plums, 81 5O@2 25 box; bananas.
81 2591 80 frsts Il 90 good seconds bunch; sugar
loaf pineappes SIS OS920 90 100; California Bart
lett pears, 81 5092 70 a box.
VEGETABLES-Cabbage, 75cds1 90 large crate;
beets, 25o:35c dozen: Southern onions, 81 2594 so
per barrel; Egyptian onions. s. 90 basket; South
ern potatoes, 81 25dl so per barrel; home-raised,
4G50c per bushe; sweet potatoes S6 90 per barrel;
tomatoes, 75cd$1 no per bushel box; hOme-raised
tomatoes, g . bushel: cucumbers, 5Gd75c crate
celery, 2ogS0c per dozon; egg plants, 75c@s1 90
dozen.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10
OIL ON THE JUMP SATURDAY.
A Drop to Fifty and a Rally to Above
Seventy.

seventy.
There is hope for the oil trade yet. On
Friday, when the price dropped to 50, traders
and operators alike were in despair at the
prospect of the speedy retirement of the
certificates, leaving nothing to trade in.
Saturday the unexpected happened. 1t
was the liveliest day in the business for a
year or two. The excitement was started
by the announcement that the price at Oil
City had shot up from 5gsz to 60. A broker
Immediately bid g. An order was received
about this time to buy at $50.
At this jucture many of the old-tfme
scenes were re-enRcted. Excitement spread
among the stock brokers and the lobby in
creased. There were no sellers. All were
buyers. Later the market advanced to 69l.
for cash oil here and 70A for September at
Oil City. Still no one had any to sell. An
advance in so short time of 20 cents a bar
rel and no transactions was the great sur
prise of the day.
Refined was again marked down in New
York 70 6.60c. 1t was steady at London at
Sgd, and at Antwerp at l6f The drop in
price was due to increased foreign produc-
average shipments, "A 946.
OH CITY, Aug. s.-National Transit certif-
Gates opened at soc: highest, 7OIsc; lowest
575Sc; closed at zoe. Sales. AS, 600 barrels:
clearances, $685. 600 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Aug. S.-National Transit
certificates opened at 57c; closed at 693Ic:
highest $3.50; lowest, SIC; clearances, l36, 600
barrels.
CLEVELAND, Aug. s.-Petroleum quiet; s.:
W. hoo, &c; T4o gasoline, &c; $50 gasoline lOc
63o naphtha, 616c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph.

Buffalo - Cattle - Receipts, 191 loads
through, 4 sale fresh and IL holding over, in
ported and a bout all will be held over or
shipped out. Hogs-Receipts, 3S loads
through, 6 sale; easier for common and
grassy; good corn-fed steady; good corn-fed
Workers, 80 65@5 20; extra, S. IS; grassers and
Michigan partly corn-fed, s. Oo@5 80: good
corn mediums, $5 6515 70. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, 9 loads through, sale; slow and
common to fair, IS 75@4 50; lambs fair to
best, 81 5066 10.
Chicago-The Erentng Journal reports:
Cattle receipts, $500 head; shipments, 1000
tives, sS 3O@6 05; Texans, 81 1902 40: cows,
81 55@1 80. Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 5000 head: market steady: rough and
common, "a 4064 go; mixed and packers,
"a s5@5 25: prime heavy and butchers weights,
IS 3005 55: prime light. S. 5095 so; grassers,
IS 2594 s.. Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; ship
ments. none; market steady; native ewes,
% 5O@4 go: mixed and wethers, "a 60@5 25;
Texans, 81 c0@4 80; westerns, 81 1904 80;
lambs, 50 5O@5 25.
st. s-Cattle-Receipts, 100 head; ship
ments, 2,scO head; market s steady; good to
do, 50 756l4 rs; Texan and Indian steers, 81 co
as 10; Gamers, 81 1902 90. Hogs-Receipts,
800 head; shipments, 1,5O0 head: market
mixed grades, 81 75@5 35; light, fair to best,
So 2O65 40. Sheep Receipts, none; ship
ments. 500 head; market firm; fair to good,
81 1906 20.
Kansas -Cattle--Receipts, 1000 head;
shipments, 300 head; natives quiet and
steady; cows strong; Texans strong; steers,
90 OO@5 80; cows, 81 5o@a 90; stockers and
feeders, 81 5O@4 co. Hogs-Receipts, 1880
were steady; choice, 5@l0c higher: bulk,
s5 l215@5 20: all grades, 81 1895 35. Sheep
Receipts, 2,2cO head; shipments, none;
steady.
-Cattle-Receipts, 543 head: mar
ket slow and unchanged; good to fancy,
81 25@5 IS: butchers steers, 50 1894 so. Hogs
Receipts, 1925 head; market active and
were Sold: bulk, 81 e065 O5; light, 81 s5@5 20;
heavy, 81 5O@5 O5. Sheep : Receipts, 2, l23
head; market lower; natives, - 1904 IS;
Western, 80 5O@4 75; lambs, 81 75@5 10
Indianapolis-Cattle1Ikece1Pts. Iae . 2O4 head; soo
head; market sluggish and a shade lower:
choice heavy, IS 25@5 40; choice light, $5 l5@
5 40; mixed, SIS I5@15 40: pigs, 50 0OG4 So
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10

Sugar and coffee markets are firm and un-
changed. For some undiscovered reason
holders are keeping back their stock of
coffee beyond the usual time. There is little
doubt that the new crop is large, but very
little is coming to our ports. The movement
of general groceries is light, as is the rule in
midsummer.
@23sc; prime Rio, &c; low grade Rio, 2O1s@2l5tc;
Old Government Java, 2Sd3oc; Maracaibo. 25@7c;
Mocha, Mocha, Sgalc; santos, sles2'4c Caracas. 24sg
ROASTED dn papers Standard brands 241sc;
os Of sas<c f MaTscaibc, Hose; santos, Ss2sc;; pea pea
berry, SOc; choice Rio, 251f; prime Rio, 24c good
SPICES (wholej : Gloves, 15916c; allspice, 1Oc;
cassia. SC; pepper. l2c; nutmeg, 75@soc
royaline, l4c red oil iO4@llc Ipurity lac; oleine,
MINERS OIL-No. l winter strained. 49@44c p
gallon; summer. 35d87c; lard oil. 55@5Sc.
% stry sgf@e
ssS mssam c. g.sS a 45o choice.
c in asseesss ees SRe b@esFS @
soda, in kegs, 14c; do granulated, 2c.
CANDLEs-Star. full weight, &c; steartne, per set,
Ri RcfENHead Carolina, se@7Ac; choice, sA@sAc;
sTARcH-Peari, &c; corn starch. s@s1kc; gloss
FoREIGN FRUIT-Layer raisins. g 25: London
layers. g 80; Muscatels, q IS; California Musca-
lencia, 6t67c; sultana 1O@l5c; currants, 549515c;
Turkey prunes, 7&@Sc: French prunes, sGl019c;
s'cPs S5 g @? aSonds % p Aan RaekRgf s. 8? ss Rs
lie; do sheled, 4oc walnuts. nap. 1s914c; Sicily
flberts. l2,: Smyrna Digs. is9l4s; new dates, $40
l7@lsc: lemon peel l2c ? ID; orange peel 12c.
DRIED FRU1ITsN;Apples:, IT'S sliced lie r.; apples
S@Gc; peaches, California, evaporated, impaired
lSGl6c cherries pitted, a5c cherries unpitted, Sc:
raspberres, eyaporated, 2SG24c; blackberries, $40
.sUGARs-Cubes, &c; powdered, 4se; granuIated,
si Yellow choice s@4c yellow. good, saSsc; ye,
icKLEsMMedium, bbls u,9OO), IS 90; medium.
ntii siGTsNo. GTls SS'' 5p 81 90; No. extra, Dbl,
q lo; dairy, per Dbl 81 2O coarse crystal; bbl,
Eureka, e 14-fb packets, So 90.
CANNED Goobs-standard peaches. s. 1902 so;
Tsas peaahss II So ness ss @ s. s. H9d Pie
Co. corn q oo9l l5; red cherries, q 9c9l 80; Lima
pineappies 81 5o9f 50: Bahama do, q IS: dainson
bG 10 sp+cefs SssRq%: psass e s
i SS extra white cherries s2 S.; rasp6erraes, 81 10
al Is; tomatoes, s$cSsl o.; salmon, In, 81 3O@
so: blackberries SOC: succotash, 2fb cans, soaked
si % 4Sai 50: T fobsters i-b cans S; maekereI. l-S
so; vs. 81 90; sardines. imported. rs s11 5O@2 50;
sardines, imported. Us, SIS co.: sardines, mustard
81 80; sardines, spiced. q %.
FIsH-EXtra No. l bloater mackerel $40 90 Q
bbl; extra No. do mess, s2s 80; extra No. mack
erel shore. s24 90; No. shore mackerel, So 90;
large 3s $50 90. Codfsh-Whole pollock, &C p 10 {;
do medium Georges cod SC: do large, &c; boneless
7.c. Herring Round shore, S 50 q bbl; split,
S6 30: lake. So D p lOO-tb bbl White fish, 81 % D
iO0-b half bbl. Lake trout, s. so q half Dbl. FIN
nan haddies, l0c Q 10 Iceland halibut, 12c q tb.
Pickerel. half bbl, 81 90; quarter bb 81 80. Hol-
land herring 75c. Walkoff herring, SOC.
OATMEAL-S 50C97 rs b Dbl.