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Groceries.

Green coffee has been advanced cent per
pound in Eastern markets, and roasted is
firm enough to go higher. But so far price
of packages is unchanged. Our sugar quota
tions are advanced 1sc per pound. in accord
ance with facts. Other staples are un-
changed.
GREEN CorEEE.Fancy, 2@2ac: choice Rio, 200
Old Goyernment Jaya 27S@ssc; MnTsSsiho 1asil 4Is9
ssse sss Se MSsss ssS La Gasyrs saafGs ss' Cara
ROASTED (ln papersl,Standard brands, Oc; high
grades G@;S5 old saS9ds 'nga sHe
peaberry. 2sc; choice Rio: 2o19e; prime Rio. eOc;
good RIO 1sc ordnary l7%lsse .sn,cs oc
PETnoLEgaE(Jobb prisesl SiiOo test &c;
royane, lac; red oil 1oa@1lc; purity, 14c: oleine,
MINERS on-No. / winter. strained. 4a@Ac p
gallon; summer. 3s@s7c: lard oil, 55CI5sc.
s4as6c; prime sugar syrup so@s2c: strictly prime
2s@.3oc v,,o,, n.w o,on aza,sc.
choice, 42s44; old crop, ss@ssc; N. o. syrup, 44@
sss Scar6 aef Sal Soda
in kegs INC: do granulated, &c. c. ..,u,,,o 90.
kcS~Head Carolina, e9s@7Ac: choice. s14@s1Sc;
hsalsana sTaRcmPeaT ise 4c corn starch s@sz; gloss
starch, 697c.
Mn.es ?ses Gssrsa 8 tGnasn nss.
tells, 81 6o@i Is: Valencia; 5@7zc: ondara yalen-
cia. S0st4c: Sultana. lG9i5c; currants. 199@5c;
nnSe Ppnessi in s nacSasesp gc cocSanmts
100 So a%ondS han p I 9aS DO 1yicn yv ifa M
berts 12c: Smyrna figs. 1s@l4c; new dates, 5as96c:
Brazil nuts e: pecans 15@l7c eitron q ID, 2s924c;
lemon peel, l2c p ID: orange peel. l2c
eyaporated s@9Ec beaches evapSra%fed pared.
1a96c; cherries pitted. 15c cherries unpitted Sc:
raspberries. evaporated, 1salsc: blackberries, 69
SUGARS sDCubes. 4ac: powdered, &c; granulated.
49hc: confectioners, 4la@44e: soft white 4g5Sc:
yellow, fair. 31@31c.
Medium, bbls. Il. 2cO). "A 70 medium,
half shhRssS bRs SSo0 3d. 81 20: No. l. extra bol
81 10; dairy, 2 bbl, 81 20: coarse. crystal Dbl,
81 20: Higgins Eureka, 4-bu sacks e so; Higgins
CANNED GooDs-Standard peaches; 81 eG92 60;
DDS. 81 509l 60; extra peaches g 2G92 30; pie
peashe cS s. Tsd cserHes Ssr SCI g. m af ms SH
BEANS 81 IS: soaked do. soc; stringed do, eo@10c;
marrowfat peas. 81 1901 25: soaked peas. 65@7oc;
enR "a aprcofss 4
@ DO e Se 9Eg
strawberries. 95c@i 10: gooseberriss q oG9I G5;
tomatoes. s5@S5c: salmon, lib. 81 3c@l SO; Black
csns So
s5@i 80; 1.b cans, g 80: baked beans, q ao@l %:
I, b cans 81 % maSkeTe m s & sap S
is, sS 20; sardiu1s, imported rs. sl1 5O912 SO;
sardines. inportsa. he. sls 90, sardines mustard,
g 30; sarGnes spiced ss 80: ~ c.ers, s,a m nb,
extra No. do mess, so 90; No: shore maekerel.
sIs 90; No. large mackerel, us so; No; large
fish 81 rs d Ioc-ib half bbl. Lake trout, S 80 p
half Dbl. Finnan haddles. lOc p lib. Iceland hall
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By telegraph,

New York-Beeves-Receipts 1853 head
including 60 cars for sale; market l5c per
100 pounds higher: native steers. So 60G5 so;
Texans and Colorados, 50 S563 20; bulls and
cows. 81 S062 10: dressed beef steady at $40
&c per pound: shipments to-day, 69i beeves
and $3.50 quarters of beef; tomorrow, l. 2e3
beeves and 20 sheep. Calves-Receipts 63O
pound higher; veals, S. OO67 80 per 100 pounds;
grassers, 81 1902 25: Westerns calves, 81 l21%
G3 90. Sheep-Receipts, 1920 head: sheep
steady: lambs a shade firmer: sheep. So 500
5 l2% per 100 pounds: LAMBS. So 59Gl6 50:
dressed mutton steady at 7G0S15c per pound;
dressed lambs firm at 71a69c per pound.
Hogs-Receipts. l3- -e52 head, consigned direct;
nominally steady at 81 OO@s4 20 per 100
pounds.
Chicaco-Cattle-Receip IL, 600 head: ship
mcnts, 5000 head: market fairly active and
steady; top prices, a 9O@5 90: no prime or
extra steers on sale: others. S3 1906 So;
stockers. 50 e562 80: Texans. 50 2092 75:cows,
81 2JQ2 60. Hogs-Reccipts, go 600 head; ship
ments, 5000 head: market active and steady
to lower; rough and common, So 7063 so;
So 95lt 90: light. IS 4O63 50; pigs, s. 00@3 35.
Sherp-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
LOCO head; market steady; native ewes, 81 so
al 80; mixed, 81 3094 60: wethers, 81 75G5 25;
Westerns, 81 lo04 20; lambs, So 00@5 %.
Cincinnati-Hogs steady: common and
light. - 15e13 20: packing and butchers,
S. 65@4 Oo receipts, $500 head: shipments,
2,e90 head. Cattle-Barely steady: fair to
choice butcher grades, So 00G4 co. prime
to choice shippers, So ;5d5 90; receipts. $50
head: sh ipnlents, $50 head. Sheep easier;
common Co choice, 81 aJQ4 25: extra fat
wetiers and ycarlings, 81 5oG4 10; receipts,
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lao head: shipments, 400 head Lambs
weaker; common to choice, - 750o % per
100 Bs-
Buffalo - Cattle -Receipts. l02 loads
through. 8 sale: steady and firm; light to
fair steers, So 5O63 20. Sheep and lambs
Receipts loads through, 81 sale: strong
to shade higher, l6 loads OF the supply
4 50: good to choice, s. 15@+ 40; fair to good.
So 1904 90; lambs, good to choice. native,
SIS 25i15 65: common to fair do, $3 sO@5 20;
Canada, common to extra, 50 50@5 40. Hogs
Receipts 81 loads through; 40 sale, active,
56IOc higher: about all sold; heavy grades,
corn fed 81 00@4 10; medium weights, corn
fed, So 1904 Oa Workers. good to best corn
fed S. s5d3 95.
St. .Louis-Cattle-Rece 4s0O head; ship
ments, none: market dull: fair to prime
natives sS OeD6 co. Texan and Indian steers,
81 2o61S l5: cows and Gamers, 81 l0G2 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head: shipments, none:
market lOc lower: fair to choice heavy, s. 50
a 90: mixed, SS 20@3 30; light, fair to choice,
S. 4O6S 20 Sheep-Receipts, GOO head; ship
ments, 1.lCO head; markes steady: fair to
prime, 50 30605 90.
Kansas Observation-Disclosures, 474O head;
shipments, $50 head; market, lat steers
very dull: cows steady: steers, So 25@5 95:
cows. 81 25@e rs: stockers and feeders, 81 co
as 65. Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head; ship
ments, l.Sl0 head; market 106 l5c lower; bulk,
So COCA 75: all grades, So Oo@4 90. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 900 head; shipments, 800 head; mar
ket steady.
Omaha - Cattle Receipts, $500 head;
market steady: steers, So 50@5 IS: Westerns,
s. 5O@3 $50: Texans, g O0@3 90. Hogs-Re-
CENTS, $500 head; market active and shade
to Sc lower; bulk s. 25@3 75: all grades, So 80
as so. Sheep-Receipts, s02 head; market
active al unchanged prices.
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WEATHER AND TRADE.
THE ADVENT OF THE COLD WAVE
STIMULATES HOME MARKETS.

Eggs and Dairy Products Firm Cereal
Receipts Are Light and Prices Are on
the Advance Sugar and Coffee Are
Very Steady.
OFFICE OF PIrrSBURG DISPATCH,
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1s. s
COUNTRY PRODUCE (Jobbing prices)-
The cold weather has very much stimulated
markets in dairy product lines, and outside
quotations of choice creamery butter and
high grade cheese are readily obtained.
Strictly fresh eggs are also very firm, with
tendency toward higher level. Poultry
is moving freely at prices quoted, and de-
mand has caught up to supply. Quality of
bananas on the market is great improve
ment on last weeks offerings, and prices
are firm at an advance Florida oranges are
very abundant and markets are slow. Pota-
toes continue dull, and only the very best
bring outside prices. Sweet potatoes are
also Slow and dull ut prices quoted.
BUrTER-Creamery Elgin. sl@s2c: Ohio brands.
2s@3oc: common country butter: SGS22c; choice
cGsntry ro york and Michigan pea 81 9oaa 90;
marrow. 81 15@2 D; Lima beans, 49iAc @ ID
BEEsWAx-s9S35c D ID for choice; low grade. y
@25c. o,<ao,>s
cheese, 10,b6ll1c Llmburger. If5s@lac; Wisconsin.
sxeitssr; fuli cream. ls5s@ia&c; imported sweit-
e1pERaCeantry cider. ss 6o@s co per barrel; sand
EGGsEs5c for strictly fresh nearby stock;
cold storage eggs, 2l(122c.
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 5lC95Sc: NO. i, 40
Soc p 10; mixed lots. 39d40c
FRUITs-Appes Eds5Oc per bushel 81 5092 GO per
barrel; ars, 75cSl 0O per basket, 81 50G2 90 per
GAME-wnd turkeys, 81 5O92 90 each; mallard
ducks, "a oc5 90 per DOZEN teal ducks. 60 15G3 90
per dozen; pheasants. 90 0oS 50: quail s2oo2 .;
son. el@22c p 10.
HONEY New crop white clover 1Sc; California
| honey, l9115c 2 ID.
MAPLE sYRUP-75@eoc per gallon.
MAPLE SUGAR-I0c q fb.
NUTs-Brazil nuts. 7(Gsc p 10; English walnuts,
| almonds 16c: pecans, l3c: mixed nuts, 1l16@12c:
chestnuts, 80 5NG2 10 bushel shellbarks, 81 so
| bushel: walnuts. 4O6I5Oc n bushel.
-Alive-Chickens. 6o@65c pair, large:
3Od5Oc medium live turkeys. 1O91c ID: ducks, so
M60c pair Dressed chickens l1914c p ID; dressed
turkeys. 14Gl6c 2 fb.
| POTATOEs-C Carload lots. 35d4Oc track: from
store. 4O9I5c bushe: Southern sweets. 81 5091 20
a barrel Jerseys, 81 5G@3OO.
4 SEEDs-Western recleaned medium clover job
bing at S5 20; mammoth. s. 55; timothy. 81 IS for
prime and 81 so for choicest blue grass 81 6o2 s0
orchard grass, 81 IS: millet. 90: German 81 15
TALLow-Country, &c: city rendered, SC.
TROPICAL FEUITS-Lemons, s3 1904 90; Florida
oranges, s2 5O62 IS a box Jamaica oranges. s. 0O9
q 5Ga rsts. q asea1 50 good seconds per hIneh:
Malaga grapes: s. 5OG9 90 half barrel; new layer
TEGETABLEs-Cabpage, g 0Ol04 90 hundred: Yel-
low Danver onions, e. 25@9 50 harrel tomatoes.
81 5Oa2 90 . bushel; celery 25@3Oc p dozen turnips
9Ocd$l 90 barrel.
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but, 12c p ID. Pickerel, half bbl. "a 90; quarter
Dbl, 81 60. Holland herring, 75c- Walkof herrlngs
soc.
OATMEAL-s5 00@5 25 q Dbl.
Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange: One
car No. l white oats, 3734 spot; car sample
oats, 3516c, spot; 2 cars No. hay, $40 so, B. b
O.; car sack bran, sls IS. 5 days; car sack
bran, SIS 50, 10 days; l car y. e. corn, soc, 10
days; cars y. e. corn, SOC, Is days; cars
v e. corn, SOC, December; car No. white
oats, SIC, December. Receipts, as bulletined,
IA cars, as follows: By Pittsburg, FIT. Wayne
and Chicago Railway, car of oats, 8 of hay,
OF rye, | of ear corn, of barley. By Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and st. Louis, Gears of corn,
of oats, of hay. BY Pittsburg and Lake
Eric. l car of oats, OF flour. Cereal markets
are firm all along the line. New corn is firm
at an advance on former rates. Oats are
very firm, and hay is stronger than it has
been for q week or two past. Wheat and
flour are quiet at quotations
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
WnEAT-No. 2red. 81 OG91 OIL: No. 3 red. se9s7c.
CORN-No. yellow SHE'LL 6i5e(465c: No. yellow
shell, GA5o6415c high mixed shell. 69a63sc; mixed
mixed ear 65]k6s6c: mixed ear. 65@654c: new yell
low corn, l969j0c; new yellow shell corn, 80
OATs-No.d oats s7ai13sc: No. white. s7@a1zc;
extra No. oats. 366S36isc: mixed oats. 35@35%c.
RYE-No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, s9c9s1 90;
No. Western. 9Sd99c.
BARLEY-6s075c.
FLOUR-Sabbing prices-Fancy spring patents.
s 5Gd5 rs; fancy winter patents, 8 G5 50: fancy
8 2SG5 80: clear winter 81 6515 90: straight xxx
bakers. q 756l5 co. Rye flour. s. 25@5 50.
ton: No. white middlings. $40 oOG2O 50; brown
middlings, S17 001I8 90: winter wheat bran, S16 80
OH co; chop feed, s2l C0923 90.
siI 2JC111 so: No. do. $40 00G10 80: clover hay,
80 0Ni110 50 loose from wagon, sl1 Oo0l3 90, ac.
cording to quality: paeking hay 9 oNYl 3D. ooc.
700.
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HOME SECURITIES.
THE MARKET AGAIN ASSUMES !
WAITING ATTITUDE.

Uncertainty OF the Outcome OF Traction
Deals Causes Buyers to Hesitate-values
Firm, but Trading of Small Account
Some Probably Wild Gossip.
Dullness was the most conspicuous feature
of the stock market yesterday. The only
sale on call was that Of 5000 Duquesne
Traction bonds at go.
While the feeling was bullish. there was
no disposition to operate. Sellers were
unusually backward about Offering their
goods. The market was waiting one. The
tract1ons main tanned their advanced ground,
but uncertainty in regard to pending deals
repressed enthusiasm. 1t was reported that
consolidation between Pittsburg and Du-
uuesne had actually been consummated, but
it coulo not be verified during the after
noon.
Another interesting rumor was to the
effect that the Central traction Company
PROPOSES to reduce its capital to $500 0O0 by
reducing the par value of th e shares to $50,
leaving onIy So so to be paid in, for which a
stock dividend will be issued. While this
would be a move in the right direction to
put the road on a permanent dividend-pay-
ing basis, the report cannot be vouched
for. and its only effect may be to produce
smile at the expense OF the creduious author.
There was some complaint of scarcity OF
gas, but it made no impression on the stock.
"A business man said: IL was short of the
fuel this morning, and told the. manager OF
one Of the companies 80. He replied; we
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and weak, 2lx@22c. Provisions inactive.
TDo,.lr Ok lard S6 65

ana weak, zl1z0SEc. rTOV1SlOnS 1ndCeisS'
Pork, 50 25. Lard, sc S.
NEW wORLEANS-Sugar active, strong and
hiuher; open kettle, strictly prime, S-l6c;
! prime, 2 1l6@ss4c; good. 2ssc; good common.
PIC; centrifusai if choice n White ll,iSo; on on
low. Clarified. 3?S@3 7.l6c: prime do: l,ls@
3s6c; off do. Ss-l6@S4c; seconds, 24@2ssc;
Molasses-Open kettle strong; choice, $50
| prime, 26@27c: fair to good fair, 23@25c; COM
mon to good common, 2l@22c: centr1fugal.
strictly prime. 2lc; prime, l4@l5c; fair to
good fair, 9@l2c: good common, &c; inferior
to common, h@6c; syrup, 24@e7c.
BALTIMORE-Whea f1rmer: No. red spot
and the month. 81 05@l O5l4: December, 81 06A
al 061l: January, 81 os@l 0el+; May, q IL:
easy: mixed snot, 64c; year, 5sss954ssc;
January. 5SS@5s4c; February and March,
53N@5S15c. Oats steady and firm; No. 9
western s5@s13c. Rye quiet and steady;
No. 2, 81 O315. Hay steady and firm; good
to choice timothy, sl3 O004 90. Provisions
firm and unehanged: Butter steady and dun nn-
MINNEAPOLIS acknowledgements clos.
ing to-day at ssc, Yesterday at SSc; December,
opening at ss5s@ss1ac: highest s91sc; lowest.
ss1sc: closing to-day at ss19e; Yesterday az at
lowest 951sc: closing at $3.50, yesterday at
96c: January closing at 9oc, Yesterday at
sss4c: on track. No hard; Ir SIC; No. North
CINCINNATI-Flourin in moderate demand.
Wheat dull and easier: No. red, SIC. Corn
strong: No. mixed, old, 59c; mixed ear,
new, 45c. Oats strong: No. 2 mixed, S5E@
S5Ac. Rye scarce: No. 2 9ec. Pork steady
at SO 90. Lard quiet at Sc 10. Bulk meats
firm at S. s61a Bacon firm ut 81 80. Butter
quiet. Eggs strong and higher at 221s@2Sc.
Cheese strong.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm. Wheat easy;
No. 2 spring, on track, cash. &c; December,
9O1s@9ll4c; No. Northern, 941ac. Corn quiet;
No. 5 on track. cash, new; Ac. Oats firm;
No. 2 white. ON track, 33c. Barley firm: No. 3,
extra. 5l@5sc: Rye steady; No. ], in store,
9r4c. Provisions quiet. Pork-January,
Sl1 321% Lard-January, Sc 80.
DULUTH-Wheat-N No. hard cash, 9034c:
November, Ole; December, 91Ac; May, 99Ac;
No. Northern, cash, s91Sc: November, s91ac,
December. soc bid; May, 97zsc; No. North
ern, cash, sac; rejected, zoe.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat quiet: No. 2 hard.
cash, 79c bid; No red. cash, SAC bic. Corr,
quiet; No. q cash, 36c bid. Oats firm; No. 2,
cash, 291zc asked; November, e71ac asked.
Eggs firm at 22c.
TOLEDO-Wheat weak: No. 2. cash, CSC;
December, 99c; January. 81 90; May, 81 05A.
Corn dull: No 2, cash, SIC; May, 4H4c. Oats
quiet and steady; cash, Bic. Rye dull; cash,
9Eac.
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IN MONETARY CIRCLES.
A Fair Movement, With No Change in the
Condition.

Business was reasonably active at the
banks yesterday, but there were no new fea-
lures. The regularity with which trade is
moving denotes confidence and the absence
of disturbing influences. The supply of
funds was ample. There was no change in
the interest rate, which was per cent as the
rule, though some shading was reported.
Bank clearings were s., 1882 AZ, and bal
ances S403 969 35.
The dnericdn Banker remarks by way of
encouragement "ThiS country Is bound to
become the financial stronghold of the world.
Any other country would have been well
nigh ruined by the loss OF so much gold as
We sent to Europe the past nine months.
We parted with it without the slightest dis
turbance of our financial structure, and
could probably have parted with much
more Our broad fields of grain and cotton,
and our immense stores of minerals make
us the favored nation of the earth. leaving
little need for concern for our future"
At New York yesterday money on call was
easy, ranging from to per cent; last loan
3, closed offered at 8 per cent. Prime merca1i-
tile paper, $685.. Sterling exchange quiet
and strong at S4 s0s4 for 6O-day bills, and
81 81 for demand.
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LATE NEWS in BRIEF.

American securities have declined on
the Vienna Bourse.
Dispatches from London are still full Of
accounts of shipwreck.
The grain blockade on Iowa and South
Dakota railroads is still unbroken.
The Cara rebellion in Mexico seems to
be again assuming serious phase.
Subscriptions in Ireland to the Land
League fund are falling off rapidly. Only f2
were received last week.
The Archbishop of AK, in a published
letter, protests against his prosecution by
the French Government.
The stage of the Detroit river is the low.
est ever recorded. About 60 vessels are laid
up between Lakes Erie and Huron.
The Parliament of Victoria, Australia,
has passed bill providing for loan of fl0,-
600 600 to be devoted to the construction of
productive works.
The alleged leaders of the mob which
acquitted in Omaha yesterday. They were
not sufficiently identified.
"A pamphlet said to be inspired by King
Leopold expresses the fear that France will
attempt to annex Belgium, and justif1es the
fertilization Of every strategic point on the
frontier.
The Petitions Committee of the French
Chamber of Deputies has referred to the
Ministers memorials asking for the compile
ton of the Panama Canal under the inter-
vention of the Government.
"A boat belonging to the barkentine
Northbend, containing five of her crew, was
capsized in gale Tuesday off Port Town
send Wash. Two OF the sailors were picked
I'D by passing vessel after drifting Il bout
for some time, but the other three became
exhausted and were drowned.
Postmaster Church. of Mount Airy, Ca,
who was killed, met death from a stray bull
let fired from a house in which a quarrel
was in progress Martha Scott and four
| others are in jail. A vigilance committee
| attempted lynching Tuesday night but
| found the prisoners too well guarded.
Indian soldiers behave well enough until
| pavday comes. Then they fill up with fire.
| water, and the result at the Whipple bar
racks, in Arizona, is that seven Apaches are
| in the guardhOuse. As many more Indians
| and whites are in the hospital suffering
| from wounds received in numerous drunken
| brawls.
The schooner Hattie A. Estelle, from
| Chicago to Buffalo with a cargo of wheat,
| while trying to run into Manistee harbor
| struck the bar just outside the piers. The
| crew took TO the rigging and four were res
| one sailor were drowned. At last accounts
| the captain is still lashed to the rigging,
| supposed to be dead.
| Tho following extract is taken from O
| letter written by President Harrison to Mr..
| Fassett, on October 10, after the campaign
| had been in progress for a month: II am
| too busy to keep q close observation OF the
progress of your campaign, but have been
| very much pleased to notice the energetic
| and everaggressive manner in which 1t is
| being pushed by you. 1 think you have
| been wise in your selection OF the issues and
very forcible in your presentation OF them. "
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The total sales of stock to-day were 254 24
shares, including: Atchison, 15.Ol6; Chicago
Gas, s,45O: Delaware, Lacl1awanna and West
ern 10. l5O: Delaware and Hudson, 6,42i; Erie,
10 63O. louisville and Nashville, A,375 New
York Central, 1855; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 49, 90: Reading, IS. loo: Richmond and
west Point, 1925; st. Paul, 2lSOO; Union
Pacific, 4,9l0.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Exchange yesterday.
Corrected daily for TIL e DISPATCH by WHITNEY &
STEPHENsoN oldest Pittsburg members of New
Work Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue.
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Coffee Markets,

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Coffee-Optionso opened
steady and unchanged to 25 points up; closed
steady, 5625 points up: sales. 1850 bags, in.
clnding December, l2.700l275c: January,
1850 Il csc; February, 125Oc: March. 2So@
Il. .4Oc; April. 1L90612. 10c: May, 11.909ls l0c;
July, 11609l165c. spot Rio quiet and steadyj
No. T. he
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1s.-Coffee steady; Rio
cargos, fair, 171ac; No. Z, 14c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lS-Coffee quiet; Bio,
ordinary to fair, 141a9l612c.
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Closing Bond Quotations,
Bank Clearings.

NEW YoRK-Bank ciearings, sl16, ,2l6,S Sls; bal
ances. $685.. .329.
BosToN-BaEk clearings, $l7,04, ,46O; bal
ances. g, IT'S COS. Rate for money, per cent;
exchange on New York, par.
PHILADELpHIA-Bank clearings, $ll,996, ,9S3;
Il BAIrfHoRE-Banl clearings, 8, SO 42s; bal
ances, $403, ,S35 Rate, per cent.
ST. LoUIs-Clearings, $4,053,Sl7: balances,
$40i, $50. Money, 7@S per cent. Exchange on
New York, par.
MEMPHIs-New York exchange selling at
par Clearings $647 Ss4: balances $120 All
NEW ORLEANs-Clearings, $l,90S, TT. New
York eHchange-Commercial, 81 so discount;
bank, SOC discount to par.
CHICAGo-New York exchange, par to 25c
per 81 900 premium. Mouev firm at per
cent. Bank clearings, $l7,67s,O0O.
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Mining Stock Quotations.

= NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Adams Consolidated,
Is5: Best and Belcher, $50; Crown Point, 130;
Consolidated California and Virginia, 500:
Deadwood T., 1S5; Eureka Consolidated, 135;
Gould and Curry, AS; Hale and NOrcross,
$50; Homestake, 1850; Horn Silver so; Iron
Silver, 14O; Mexican, 24O; Ontario. $500; Ophir,
345: Ply mouth, $50; Savage, l40; Sierra Ne
vada, $40; Standard, ITO; Union Consolidated,
2IO: Yellow Jacket, $50.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-19

Lumber.

The situation in this line is unchanged
Hemlock is dull, and there are well-authen-
ticated rumors that our quotations In this
line are shaded by jobbers. Following ara
prices as furnished by leading dealers:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-19

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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have plenty of gas and are not suffering at
all.' That may be true,' rejoined, but
your customers are.'"
Bids and asking prices at each call are
given in the following table:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-19

THROAT DISEASES commence with cough, cold
or sore throat. Browns Bronchial Troches'
give immediate relief. Sold only In boxes. Price
Is cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-19

Mrs. w1NsLow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dreh teething is tho family benefaotor. goo
Trswk
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-19

Turpentine Markets.
NEW YoRK-Turpentine dull and easy at
3515636c. Rosin steady and quiet
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The Metal Markets.

NEW York, Nov. 1S.-Pig iron quiet;
American, SIS 75@1s 90. Copper nominal'
dull, closing steady; straits. sl9 s.. Lead
dull and stronger; domestic, 81 50.
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Electric Stocks.

BosroN, Nov. 1s.-[SpeciaG 1.-The latest cleo
trio stock quotations to-day were:
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ST LoUIs-Wool-Receipts II 400 pounds;
shipments, 5il00 pounds. The movement
continues to be on small scale with no en-.
couraging features to the market. Priceal
unchanged.
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Price of Bar Silver.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-[SpecrdL bar silver
ers' price for SILVER, 9414c per onnce.