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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06

Trade was more lively at the Grain Ex-
change this morning than it has been for a
week or two past. Sales on call were as fol-
lows: One car sample oats, 35Ac. spot; car
extra W. oats. 351Ic, days; car choice tim
othy hay, sl2 To- 5 days; car tight pressed
timothy hay $l1 10; 1 car 2 y. e. corn, 43c, 10
days: 1 car No. white oats, 361ac, 10 days; L
car No. white oats, Soc, 10 days. Receipts,
as bulletined, were the largest for any one
day the past month or more. and were as
follows: By Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi
cago Railway, II cars of hay, 6 of oats, of
shorts, of middlings, 4 of rye, 8 of flour, l
of corn. of sack bran, OF barley. By Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and st. Louis, II cars of
corn, of oats, of hay of feed, 2 of bran.
By Pittsburg and Lake Erie, 4 cars Of rye.
By Baltimore and Ohio, 8 cars of hay. Oats
are firm, with tendency to higher prices.
Old corn is firm and new is weak. Wheat
and rye are steady at quotations.
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
from store:
she'll 621s@6sc: high mixed she'll 62a6elsc; mi txed
mixed ear. 67@s7isc; mixed ear 66666lSc: vel
low ear corn. 4SG44c; new yellow shell corn. 400
OATs-No. oats. ssdas1sc: No. white, s5l49asc;
extra No. oats, Ssds51Sc: mixed oats. 3i@34lac
RYE-No Pennsylvania and Ohio, 96@97c; No.
1 Western. 9sd96c.
BARLEY-6Sd75c.
FLouK-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring patents.
straight winter, s. oO@5 8; fancy straight SPRING
8 25@5 So clear winter y 75@5 co. @ straight xxx
ton: No. white middlings $40 50@ao o.: brown
@15 IS; chop feed, sel Ooa2s 90.
HAY-Baled timothy, choice. 81 5c@12 IS: No. 1.
10 5oaIO 75: loose from wagon, sl2 OOa14 90, ac-
cording to quality: packing hay. 81 Oo97 50.
STRAw-Oats. $ 759S 90; wheat and rye, = 500
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firm enough to go higher ere many days.
ALL canned goods are very quiet.


GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy. e1@e2c: choice Rio.
N@2o,Sc; prime Rio. ls1Sc; low grade Rio, 17l49
1slsc: Old Government Java, 2714929c: Maracaibo
2ssse sTess e: MSsa 2sSi: 2asSaSSfa sanss e 1ssc;
a
peaberry, csc; choice Rio. 2CIsc: prime Rio, 2Oc;
good Rio, 19sc; ordinary. l7ls@iSHc.
SPICES (wholc)-Cloves. 13dl5c: allspice, 10c
cassia. Sc: pepper. lie: nutmeg. 509Sec.
PETR9LEUM dobbers' prices)-liOo test. s,4c;
saoSc; globe 1fGilikc: eiaine i5c: carnadine. lic
royaline, 14c red oil, lO4@11c; purity, lac; oleine
oNs; wnsr aSs c It5sless sa 4ao
s4a3Sc; prime sugar syrup So9s2c; strictly prime,
esa3oc.
choice 47@4Sc: old crop. 3Sie40e.
soDA-B.-carb. in kegs, SisG54c bi-carb in rs
SIC; bicarb. assorted packages, 5za@Se; sal soda,
CkSDIEs-star, full weight &c; stearine, per set,
RIicfENMead Carolina. s%G97s4c; choice, s54@skc;
sTARcM-Pearl. &c; corn starch. e@s1Ec: gloss
FOREIGN FRUIr-Laver rsisins. s. 90: London
layers. e 81 Muscatels 81 %; California Muscatels
prunes. eSsTc: French prunes, saalsc; saionica
4oc: wannts. Nap. 1sSi4c: sicily flbertsii re:
1oc pecans 1f@I6c: citron 2 ID, l5@1sc lemon peel,
12c p ID: orange peel, i2c.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, lie q lb; apples,
evaporated. l3914c; peaches, evaporated, pared.
2Ga21c; peaches California. evaporated. impaired,
1306c: cherries. pitted. 15c; cherries unptted Sc:
raspberres, evaporated, 23924c; blackbcrries, $50
&c: huckleberres Sc.
SCGARs-Cubes. 4sSc: powdered. 4a4c: granulated.
yellow. choice. 3's63sic; yellow, good. 31e@31sc;
yellow, fair 3asG3l5c.
PICKLES Medium. bbls. Il, 9OO), 81 IS; medium,
half bbls. (6O0). 20 s..
SALr-No. ~ bbl, 81 20; No. 1, extra. p Dbl.
81 10; dairy, bbl. 81 20; coarse. crystal: D Dbl:
Eureka. IS I4-Ib packets. 50 90.
CANNED GooDs-Standard peaches: 81 9G9e 90;
DDS, 81 5061 go: extra peaches. g 2oGe 20; pie
peaches, 90995c; finest corn. 81 2J9l 50; Hfd Co.
corn. 81 oo9l Is: red cherries, 81 eO9l 30: Lima
marrowfat peas. 81 1061 %: soaked peas, 65G7Oc;
pineapples. 81 5Ol61 90: Bahama do s2 D: damson
plums, 81 10; greengages. 81 50; egg pums, 81 90;
California apricots. 81 9O92 10: California pears,
e 2592 40: do greengages, 81 10: do egg plums:
@l 10; strawberries e5c@sl 10; gooseberrios. 81 90
al C5: tomatoes, S5G95c; salmon. Lib 81 3yD1 So;
blackberries, 89c succotash 2-lb cans soaked, SOC
do green. 2-b cans. eG1 so; corn beef 2-lb cans.
81 SOL 30; Lib cans 81 80; baked BEANS 81 4o9l ST.;
boiled, 81 59 sardines, domestic, As. 50 Sy14 0O;
s. s6 80: sardnes imported. rs, 81 5o9i2 80; sar
dimes, imported, Us, SIS co; sardines, mustard,
s. 30: sardines, spiced % So
FIsH-Extra No. bloater mackerel. $50 90 2 bbl;
extra No. do mess. s2s 20; No. shore mackere
$40 co: No. large mackerel. SIS 90; No. large
mackerel. S14 on: No. small mackerel. $40 90.
Herring-Split. s6 so: lake, s. . 100-b bbl White
fish, - IS 0oib half Dbl. Lake trout, 8 80 2 half
1ac p ib. Pickerel. half bbl. q co; quarter bhl,
81 co. Holland herring. 75c. WalkOf herring, 9Oc
OATMEAL-S 5096 90 q Dbl.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06
sTRAIGHT0UTs PLAYED A JOKE.
A Coraopolis Mixture of Coons, Colored
Man, and q Poor Director.

Though the Straightouts in the southwest
portion of the county bumped themselves
to the best of their ability to secure the
election of their ticket some of them found
time to play practical joke on coiored
man and Poor Director William Fl. G1y.
About noon on Tuesday the family of the
latter were astonished by the coiored indi-
vidual putting in an appearance at the FAM
lily residence in Coraopolis with two fine
specimens of the raccoon family, which he
said he had been directed to deliver to Mr..
Guy, who, the colored man had been told,
wanted them for the purpose of embellish-
ing the expected Republican triumph.
The children of the town thinking it some
sort of an italian monkey show had turned
out in force to escort the menagerle, and the
members of Mr.. Guys family were hard
put to in the effort to retain their equanim-
ity and temper, while for a long time they
fruitlessly endeavored to make the would-be
vender understand that he had been made
the victim of rather cruel hoax, as he had
lugged the animals about seven miles. He
finally was made understand the situation,
and it would not have been we'll for the
jokers had they encountered him while his
ebenezer was exalted. Two coons will be
sold cheaply tor want of use.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Coal miners in the Brazil Gnd.) region
threaten to strike for an indrease of wages.
The high-handed action of Russian FROM
tier guards in arresting Germans is causing
trouble.
Anton Wolf, the embarrassed Berlin
banker, has been arrested for fraudulent
operations. -..-
w. L. Strong s. Co., one of the largest OF
the California fruit houses, have assigned,
but there will be no suspension of business.
ALBERT Kohls, a 16-year-old Milwaukee
boy, was sentenced to imprisonment for life
Wednesday for the murder of Annie hodatz-
"A collision on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad near Waco, Tex, WedneS-
day resulted in the death of four stockmen
and the serious injury of an engineer.
The Customs Committee of the French
Chamber of Deputies has agreed on the duty
already determined upon by the Senate OF
% francs per 200 pounds on American salt
meats.
-Four masked men captured and Il eld up
a Missouri Pacific passenger train at West
End, q suburb OF Omaha, Wednesday night.
The mail car was plundered. Officers are in
pursuit.
The officers of a fraudulent town site
company were arrested in Ponca, l. t., We'd
nesday by United States troops. The ad-
vertised lots i'll "the future capital of the
Cherokee strip and sold thousands of i'm
aginary building sites.
-Rumored that the German Emperor has
warned Bismarck that any attempt to re-
veal State secrets will be followed by prose-
cution. The eX-Chancellor received the adj
monition with ill grace.
On Il railroad in India, Wednesday, the
cars OF a train were telescoped by the tire OF
u locomotive driving wheel coming Off. Five
soldiers and five railroad officials lost their
lives and 81 people were injure
"A lockout of 1000 brewers in San Fran
cisco is threatened. The union demands the
maintenance of present wages, while the
employers seem to be determined to make
their establishments non-union.
The outraged feelings of Bastrop, La,
found vent in Il double lynching Tuesday
night, two suspected murderers. W. S. FELTON,
and j. S. Smith, being hanged. The two men
had threatened violence and incendiariSm
in case they were mOleSted.
-Lessie Avegns, q shrewd Costa Rica coun-
terfeiter, has been arrested in New Orleans
at the instance OF the Consul of his country.
Claiming to represent the Honduras Govern
ment. the culprit had contracted with an
engraving company to engrave bonds of that
Republic with Presidents Bogran's signature.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06
HOME SECURITIES.
HARD SHEDDING, BUT THE TRADERS
NOT DISCOURAGED.

Increasing the Natural Gas Supply-Three
of the fractions Stronger and the Rest
About Steady-Electric Badly Supported
at Boston-Bonds Moving.
Stock traders had hard shedding yesterday.
The market was the dullest for long time.
There were only two sales-10 shares of Air
brake at 1O3 and 10 of Philadelphia Gas at
llss.
There was no news of any value affecting
local corporations, which, in general way,
may be said to be in good shape. Some of
them are strengthening their position.
Boston was looked to for inspiration Tor
Electric. but failed to respond. The stock
was weak. Philadelphia Gas was steady on
prospects of an increased supply of the now
valuable fuel. Connection is being made
with several new wells.
The strongest of the fractions were Citi-
Zens', Pittsburg and DuQuesne, and the de-
mand was greater than the supply. The
fact that practically none of these stocks
are on the market goes to confirm the re-
port that the roads are doing more business
than they get credit for. The Sharpsburg
branch of the Citizens line will soon be in
operation. The Duauesne is doing well on
the Williamsburg branch if nowhere else.
bond market, showing that the investor is
again abroad. This movement will ulti-
mately react upon stocks. That values are
well sustained, with scarcely anything do
ing, denotes a strong undercurrent of conf
dence and especially of rally.
Closing bids and offers at each of the
three calls are given in the following table:
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head; market fairly active and firmer; native
ewes, 81 oO@4 90; mixed, 81 25@4 5O wethers,
| "A 6o@5 10: Texans SO 25@3 20: prime Western
wethers, "a 20; lambs, So 75G5 %.
Buffalo - Cattle - Receipts, IS loads
through, 2 sales: market steady and firm for
good trades: good handy steers 800 to l,0S0
pounds, So 4a@3 IS: Texas bulls, 81 s.. Hogs
Receipts, 50 loads through, % sale: market
steady and firmer, all sold: heavy grades
cornfed 81 0044 ID; medium weights cOrnfed,
So 90@4 00. Sheep and lambs-Receipts.
loads through IA sale; market dull. l5@25c
lower, Eastern reports bad: sheep, extra
fancy, 81 2G6l4 40; good to choice, So 9004 10;
fair to good, So 5O@3 75: lambs, good to
choice native, 50 00@5 %; common to fair do.
s. 50@3 70; Canada, common to extra, s. 150
40.
observation-disclosures, $500 head; the
market was active and generally stronger;
beef steers in good demand, but scarce;
common TO fancy steers, 81 1906 75; West
Hogs-Receipts, $.sOo head: the market
opened active, with prices all SC higher
than yesterday, but closed rather weak and
easier: the bulk sold ut So s0@3 80 against
So 75@3s5 yesterday; light So 1913 50; heavy,
So sJ@3 95: mixed, So s0@3 3d. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, POI head; market was active and
stronger.
New York-No fresh receipts of beeves:
feeling steady; dressed beef firm at 614@9lIc
per pound; shipments to-day, 425 beeves
and 81 sheep. Calves-Receipts, 400 head:
market &c per pound lower; veals, IS 00G9
] 80 per 100 pounds: grassers, 81 0O@2 ..
Sheep-Receipts, 10,O34 head: sheep slow;
lambs steady; sheep. - 5O65 90 per 100
pounds lambs, s. O0@5 70; dressed mutton
steady at So 5OG1S 30 per 100 pounds, dressed.
Hogs-Receipts, 1855 head, including two
cars for sale; market steady at "a 00G4 80 per
100 pounds.
Cincinnati -Hogs-In good demand and
firmer: common and light, 81 9OG03 81: pack
ing and butchers, 50 pct 10; receipts, 6,635
head shipments, 2,660 mead. Cattle scarce
and strong; fair to choice butcher grades.
81 OOa4 GO; prime to choice shippers 50 5OGo
8 90; receipts, $50 head; shipments, 500 head.
Sheep firm; common to choice, - 00G4 90;
extra fat wetbers and yearlings, 81 25645O.
receipts, T6J head; shipments, $50 head.
Lambs in fair demand; common to choice,
So 50@3 70 per 100 lbs.
s-Cattle-Receipts, l,0O0-head;
market unchanged Hogs-ReceiptS, $500
head; market acrive and a shade higher;
choice heavy, So 9054 05: choice light, s3 IS
@3 50; mixed, $5 7O@S 80; pigs, s. 5O@3 80.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
A Fair Business and a Better Feeling in
Wheat-Corn and Oats Higher on a Good
Shipping Demand Provisions Lose
Their Early Gain.

A Fair Business and a Better Feeling in
Wheat-Corn and Oats Higher on a Good
Shipping Demand - Provisions Lose
Their Early Gain.
CRICAGC-On the wheat market TODAY
there was fair business and stronger feeling.
Trade was rather spasmodic, but on the
whole the volume of business compared
favorably with that of the past few davs
The decline from the opening figures WAS at
triouted to cloudy weather here and every
indication of rain, but advices from the
winter wheat producing country were not
indicative of wet weather reports saving
that west of Indiana the weather was cool
and dry with northeriy winds. The Cincin-
nati Price Cure at said that the wheat cron
condition is not improved.
The dry weather was probably the nrinci-
pal factor in the market and this as well
as strong cables and other rumors lega riding
the prohibition of wheat exports from
Russia and a reduction OF duty in Germany
had sorle effect upon the market in general
Liverpool was quoted at 13@ld higher and
LondIr Sd higher. Berlin was 2ssc per
Dushel higher and Paris 5s@I5sc per bushel
higher.
The opening We asabout tie same as yester-
days closing TO e shade over, but quickly
eased OFF 3sG91Sc, then became stronger and
with some fluctuations advanced 54@lc, but
declined 3sG54c and closed 1s6p14c lower for
December and unchanged for May as COM
pared with Yesterday.
The demand for cash corn from shippers
was sharp. November opened at Sc, sold TO
$3.50, off to 5234c, and then back to 5Gl &c;
Year sold from 457sc to 4fj4c; May was more
active than either future and stronger, sell
I'M from 45c to 44c, and at u O'Clock was
about 44c. The market was generally strong
during the last hour and prices advanced to
4ilzc. November held strong around $50
Ep4c, while year sold to 4ilzc. Near the close
the speculative futures eased off some. Cash
corn made sharp advance, shippers COM
peting briskly, and Nc. : sold to 5Sc.
higher htA SHINING demand
seabuard was reported active and shorts
mere were nervous at the start. Prices ad-
Nanced some, though most of the gain was
soon lost ON vigorous selling. November
started at sc, but sold Off TO 3lMc. Decem-
Der sold from :a2l &c down to 3l15c while May
went IRON 81 to 3534c, but fell TO 3S1sc.
HOG products were strong ana higher
early, though nuch Of the gain was lost.
The receipts of live hogs were 0e00 less than
expected and prices were 5Gl0c higher. This
sGl.Eea the market strong and higher, but
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BY Telegraph.

Kansas Observation-Disclosures, 1880 head;
shipments, 1850 head; market steady.
steers. SO 25@6 90; cows, 81 25@2 s5; stockers
and feeders, 81 OO@3 Is Hogs-Receipts,
II $40 head; shipments, 500 head; market ac.
tive to lOc higher; bulk, So s5@3 95; al
grades, So e0G14 Is. Sheep-Receipts, l,l40
head; shipments. $50 head: market steady.
st. Louis Cattle = Receipts, 800 head:
shipments, 2,70O head; market strong on
rangers, steady on others fair to good native
steers. So 75@l5 10; Texans and Indian steers,
SO 2563 50; COWS and canncrs, 2c42 30.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, I, 400
head: market opened 10c higher: fair to
prime heavy. 81 0O@4 15: mixed, 50 1904 90;
tight, fair to best, SO 1898 90; advance lost at
close Sheep-Receipts, LOGO head; ship
ments, 1900 head; market firm; fair to good,
s. 1904 60.
Chicago-The Evening Journal atreports: Cat
tle-Receipts, 10000 head: shipments, 3S,CO)
head: market slow and weaker; top prices.
81 7O@5 60; extra or choice common; 81 ESQ
70: Texans, 50 15@2 20: stockers, s2 2592 50;
cows, 81 OO@2 75 Hogs-Receipts, 2S,0o0
head; shipments, H. 900 head; market opened
higher but closed 10c lower: opening prices:
rough and common. SIS 00@4 co: mixed and
packers, Il GOAT Is: prime heavy and butch
ers' weights. 5, 2O@4 35 light, s. 65Gg3 80.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 headi shipments, l,OOo
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BEARS RAMPANT AGAIN.
MUCH PRESSURE ON STOCKS, ES-
PECIALLY ON COALERs.
No Feature in the General List, All Shares
sympathizing With the Weakness in the
Coalers and Grangers-Money Easier-A

No Feature in the General List, All Shares
sympathizing With the Weakness in the
Coalers and Grangers-Money Easier-A
Dull Day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The stock market to-
day was again subjected to considerable
pressure from bear sources, and while dull
for the greater portion of the time and
entirely featureless in the general list the
activity developed in a few stocks by the
hammering operations of the professionals
brought the total transactions up to a very
respectable figure. The general list also
sympathized with the weakness in the few
stocks which suffered most pressure, but
only in those shares was there any real
weakness shown, and the losses for the day
were insignificant outside of the few shares
which received most attention.
Money rates were easier to-day and loans
were effected rs low as per cent.
The Coal stocks and the Changers were the
features to-day, and the hammering of those
shares was persistent and heavy, especially
during the loren loon and the last hour, and
in Delaware and Hudson, which was de-
pressed per cent, and Lackawanna, over
per cent, although no apparent cause for
such losses could be found other than vague
rumors of trouble in the coal trade which
have been current since the failure to limit
the output for this month.
The Texas Pacific securities were raided
again this morning, but little impression
was made eXcent in the seconds, which
fully recovered after an official of the COM
panv had stated that it is in good financial
condition and its earnings were published,
showing a very decided improvement. The
stock was we'll held throughout. Outside of
the Coalers and Changers Northern Pacific
preferred and G., c.. c. & st. L. were prom
inent at different times for weakness but
after q partial recovery only the Coalers
were raided in the afternoon.
The general list opened at insignificant
changes from last nights figures, and SYM
pathized reluctantly with the declines in
the leaders, but fractions were taken from
the prices of everything traded in, and the
end of the forenoon saw the lowest prices Of
the dav for most stocks. Dizziness and stag
nation marked the dealings during the
greater portion of the afternoon and tile last
hour was made the opportunity for final
drive at the Coalers. which then lost the. re-
coyery they had made from the low figures
of the forenoon. The market closed quiet
and weak at the lowest prices of the day
The important losses were: Delaware and
Hudson 3: Lackawanna, 9; Wheeling and
Lake Erie preferred, l1s; Reading 49,: c. c.,
c. & st. L. and Northern Pacific, IL each,
and Burlington per cent.
Railroad bonds were quiet in the main, no
summation being seen outside of the Texas
Pacific seconds and Atchison incomes. Total
sales, 81 325,O ,O0O The issues traded in dis
played n dropping tendency without scoring
any material losses. The highest and clos.
ing quotations were:
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out in the aggregate about So, 900, O00 for in
terest and dividends. The city OF New York
will redeem $ss9, 900 of maturing 8. and 2
interest OF which the sinking fund is en-
titled to 1854, ,66l All this money will be re-
invested and must have stimulating effect
upon general trade.
The new bank note bearing the late Will
lam w indom's portrait will not be issued
before December l, as good deal of time is
required to "season" the ink after the first
impression is received before giving the
paper another.
At New York yesterday money on call was
easy, ranging from to per cent: last loan
4, closed offered at 5. Prime mercantile
paper. 506M Sterling exchange quiet and
steady at $f s0a4 for 6O-day bills, and 81 81
for demand.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06

A Eirmer Tone to Potato Trade-Heavy Re-
ceipts of Cereals, and Oats and Old Corn
Firmer-Sugars Are Steady and Coffees
Firm.
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH, Q
THURSDAY. Nov. 5.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-J obbing prices-No
new features have developed in this line for
some days past. Trade is reported quiet.
Supply of poultry is liberal and markets are
weak. Creamery butter moves slowly at
the decline already noted. Eggs that can
be guaranteed strictly fresh are very firm at
outside quotations Quality of grapes and
bananas on the market of late is low, the
major part of those offered being frosted,
and prices are merely nominal for this class
of stock. There is frmer tone to potatoes
in the past day ortwo, but no advance in
prices. Apples are in better demand since
other fruits have waned. Since Hallowe'e en-
is d thing of the past, there has been sharp
decline in nuts and prices are lower, as our
quotations will disclose.
BUTrER-Creamery, Elgin. sa9s3c: Ohio brands.
country rolls, 2aae5c: fancy. 25@esc per pound
BEASs-New York and Michigan pea. s2 Oo@2 10;
marrow, 81 l5tG2 25: Lima beans, 4s9i4c 2 tb;
hand-picked mediums. 81 sO92 GO.
BEEswAX-Sa@S5c 6, ID for choice; low grade, %
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-New. 2J4@3c per ib.
CIDER-sand refined; s6 5O@7 90, common. sa 500
CHEESE -Oiio cheese. Io1k@11c; New York
cheese. 1l@fi1Sc; Limburger. 1aa12l5c; Wisconsin
sweitzer: full cream, lS1A9l4l4c; imported sweit-
EeGs-2ss25e for strictly fresh nearby stock. cold
storage eggs. 22g2he: 5000 --a.,.. NJ ,se
SOC 2 ib: mixed lots, 3(a4oc.
FKUITs-Apples, 4GG5oc PEI bushel, 81 5092 %
per barrel; pears 75c@SI 90 per basket, 81 5O92 %
per bustel; Concord grapes. 10-pound basket iS9
70: cranberries, Jerseys 81 D per box; Cape Gods,
GsME-Wiid turkeys 81 pa2 90 cacn: Malard
ducks o5 90 per dozen o. Teal ducks g oc sSsS zO CO
pfk Irpe 81 @ o rsbbt Gso pair a seni
HoNE1aNew crop white clover. 1sc; California
MAPLE s sYR6pDisaaoc g gallon.
MAPLE SUGAR-1Oc p ID.
1Sc . 10: French walnuts iOc p h: filberts lie ?
r. almonds l6c pecans. 1se: niXed nuts. 1il4@i;c
PoULTRY~AiiveNC Chickens 6a@s5c pair, large;
5O6GOc pair. Dressed chickens, la@l4c q ib;
dressed turkeys. 14Si9c p ii:
store. 40d45c busheI Southern sweets, 81 5c91 20
barrel: Jerseys. So 50.
QuINCEs-s3 50GI4 co per barrel.
SEEDs-Western recleaned medium clover job
bing at % 81: mammoth. -; timothy = % tor o
prcard srsss % 0T G e 81 ae S sts
Hungarian. 81 10: fine lawn, sc a ID; seed buck
wheat, 81 4G6HI 60.
TALLow-Coumtry, 4c: cIfy rendered. SC.
.. TRopICAL FRUITS-Lemons, s. oS9S 80: fancy.
peaches. 81 40a1 50 box: California pears 50 coz
Gn6 60; bananas 81 .Si 50 rsts 81 oel s, y fSoa 90
crate: Malaga grapes; 81 5o7 90 half barrel; new
FEGETABTEs-Gab 4oaac bushel basket;
Yellow Danyer onions, So 25G2 80 a barrel; toma-
toes, q 5Gd2 90 per bushel; celery, 35Oc per DOZEN
Sss Sssheei eianf' 81 % OusAel basket furnlp' QUO
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Specialties for spring
continue the leading feature of activity in
drygoods market. The market was un.
changed and confidence prevails. Print
cloths are not SO strong. but fluctuations are
cIai cc1IdiPafatlTeiy frequent in that market.
Clothlng woolenS are still quiet but their
were indications Of a near demand for
spring goods. The iobbing trade showed i'm
proIement and retailers here are doing a
good business