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sympathy with corn. May declined Xc, but
rallied L@Nc and closed steady.
PROVISIONS came up smiling amid the de-
lection i'll the grain markets. A hrmer hog
market and buying by the clique were the
chief influences. The advance amounted
to l5c for pork, l216c for lard and 71<c for
ribs. The close was 21l@5c from the top.
Freights were quiet at 2zc for wheat and
DC for corn to Buffalo.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
slow and prices nominally unchanged from
yesterday. No. spring wheat, ,72N@7qskc: No.
9 spring wheat, 57@6lc; No. rcd. 721l9727Sc.
No.. No 2 corn, corr 4lsfc; No. oats; sssAc; No: .
5ahc; No. . barley, eo@ssc: No. 8, f. 9; b.,
seed, 81 10. Prime timothy seed, 81 60. Mess
pork. per Dbl, s1l S5@11 90. Lard, per 100
lbs, IS 90 Short rib sides Qoose), 81 75@
@I 90 Short clear sides (boxedl, $s 2oQs 70
81 Is. Sugars cut loaf. 5f@5Ac; granu-
lated, 5ssc; standard A. SIC.
Receipts-Flour, q, 900 barrels; wheat, 5ss..
600 bushels; corn, SOS 600 bushels; oats, Ais 600
bushels; rye, $1,000 bushels; barley. $4,000
wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, 273OOO bushels;
oats, S42 GOO bushels; rye, 10000 bushels; bar
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm and unchanged. Eggs
steady at l9@9Oc.
M. Oakley Co., bankers and brokers, NO. ID
Sixth street:
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Low.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10.
Reports from all points regarding general
business continue to be highly encouraging,
though the Columbus celebration this week
is expected to curtail trade for the time
being. Merchants are distributing liberal
amounts Of merchandise to all portions of
their territory, the movement in drygoods,
boots and shoes, clothing, lumber, hard
ware, groceries and provisions being espe-
cially good. The extent of the trade in dry
goods and kindred lines, says a Western
paper, may be inferred from the fact that
many of the cotton and woolen mills cannot
fill their orders, though they are kept
running night and day. Another significant
fact is the enormous consumption of wool,
the sales of which in the three principal
markets of the United States for 1892 to date
foot up 247, ,0O0, 900 pounds-an increase OF 53,-
0O0, 900 pounds over the corresponding period
in 1891. Wheat had very weak turn
in Chicago to-day, and overwhelming re-
ceipts are a bearish factor. After the rush
of farmers deliveries is over prices may ad-
vance, and this is more than probable, as
there is good domestic and foreign demand
and India is exporting surprisingly small
quantities. As regards corn the present
tendency is decidedly bearish. The crop
has matured splendidly, and corn is coming
an eagerness to sell both wheat and corn
that grain blockades are reported, and the
available supply of cars is inadequate to
meet the requirements of shippers. Oats is
the only cereal that sells at higher prices
than year ago. ruling prices for wheat
corn and rye being much lower than last
year. Pork, lard and ribs are in active de-
mand by wealthy packers and other capital
lists and prices are much higher than . year
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miscellaneous.

BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-New. 2ls93c per ID.
SEEDS-ChOice recleaned Western timothy. 81 90
al 95 per bu; choice recleaned Western clover
so; white clover, $12 90; orchard grass, 81 s.;
milIet 81 1901 so: blue grass. 81 O0M2 Is.
BEANS-New York and Michigan pes BEANS o. Is
81 q per bu: hand-picked medium, S2 O562 10;
Lima, 4A@14kc per lb. Pennsylvania and Ohio
BEESwAx-Choice yellow, 3OG125c; dark 2502Sc
HONEY-New crop white clover. H022c per
To-: Duckwheat. 12@l5c; strained honey, 9@Oc
TALLOw-C Country rough, 3;s@4c per pound
city rendered. 4@rSc.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese. $4,000 per h;
No. do, 4S950c; mixed, 3C(l40c.
NUTs-Chestnuts. S. 50Gl6 90 per busbel; pea
nuts green. 4@41kc per pound; do roasted, 81 l59
25 per bushel: hickory nuts, 81 702 90: shellbarks
@S5c: butternuts, 75s5c for old and 81 Oo@1 25 for
new; nlberts. &c per ID: almonds, Tarrsgona, 1Sc;
do Iyica. &c., doaper shell. 25c; shelled almonds.
pecans. l0c; Naples walnuts. 13c; Grenobe wal
nuts 1870.
UIDER-Sand refined, Sc 5Ct06 rs per barrel: Penn
sylvan.a champagne cider IS s@6 80: new country
PICKLES-SI SOS 50 per barrel.
PoPcORN-4@5c per To-
HIDES-6reen steer hides. trimmed, rs lbs and
up, &c; green steer hides, trimmed GO 70 lbs &c;
green steer hides, trimmed, under GO lbs 3lsc;
green COW hides, trimmed all weights 3lsc; greeh
Dull hides, trimmed, all waights, &c: green calf
skins, No. I, SC; green calf SKINS No. 2 &c: green
steers No. ], Go lbs and up. 7(S7l4c: green salt
steers No. ], so lbs and less, 4(d4ac: green salt
cows. No: 1, all weights E4c; green salt calf. No.
l. to 15 lbs, 555c green salt kip. No. l. is to %
lbs, 495c runner kip, No. l. 10 TO % lbs. aIc; No.
hides. Eac of; No. . calf, &c of.
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ANOTHER BREAK In WHEAT.
Corn and Oats Also Rule Weak, but Ho,
Products Advance.

Products Advance.
CHICAGO, Oct. ia drop in the nrice of
wheat to the lowest point yet reached on
the crop and lower than known for MANY
years was partly a result to-day of the
Worlds Fair dedication. Traders who were
long seemed afraid to carry their holdings
over the holidays and began to liouidate
but there was little or no demand, and it
was necessary to make constant concessions
TO find purchasers The break amounted to
Hac, from which there was Nc recovery,
Corn is xc off. Provisions show q gain of
b@l21ac.
early everything seemed to favor the
bears in wheat-the receipts were heavy,
aDles weak and domestic markets all tend.
ing downward. The big deliveries in the
Northwest were quickly followed by an
announcement from Brddstreefs that there
had been an increase in stocks on both
coasts during the past week of nearly 1885,
00V bushels. Mitchell, who has been good
deal of q bull, began buying at the opening
but finding everything against him soon
sold out his purchases. Dunn, Logan,
Kennett- Hopkins. Milman-Bodman and
Schwartz-Dupee were all free sellers. Shorts
seemed confident that they were on the
right side and the break seemed to offer
little attraction for them to buy in. The
opening was about the same as yesterdays
closing, prices declined with some fluctua-
tions, 1ss@l19c, improved 5000, eased Off
again, tile closing being ZQxc from the
bottom for the day. The trade is beginning
TO figure on q 4,500, 900 bushels increase in
the visible supply next week.
In corn the fairer weather was regarded
rs bearish, as it rended large receipts prob
sumpy conditions which ruled in corn and
oats. Receipts in the West again greatly
exceeded the shipments =
Cats were quite active. though weak in
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ondara Valencia. 7H@7.kc: California sultanas.
11@11Hc: currants. 4xt141zc; California prunes,
9H@i2c; French prunes, s@loHc; California seed
less raisins. lib cartons. % IS: citron, 20@2lc;
RICE Fancy head Carolina. s,laekc: prime to
choice, 5N@6c; Louisiana, 51s@6c; Java. 54@5ac:
Japan. 5A@6c.
extra peaches. s2 1907 50: seconds. ss@2 %; pie
peaches, 81 8(01 30: hnest corn. u 1901 80; Har-
ford county corn, u 05l11 10; lima beans, u 200
l Is; soaked, SO9ssc: early June peas, q is9i 25;
marrowfat peas b 050l 10: soaked. 750SOc: French
peas. ali 5000 60 100 cans or q 4oS2 80 dozen:
pmeapples, u 25@1 30: extra, do. e 40; Bahama
DO. 800: Damson glams: Eastern. q Is; Call
DO egg Piums, q Is: do % %aprieots: q ss92 10: do
2-lb cans 81 S.: raspberries, 81 2i01 5o strawber-
ries 81 1901 25; gooseberries, 81 lG@l 25 tomatoes.
96c0i 90: salmon lib 81 s00 IS; blackberries, 7O9
soc; suGeotash, s-b cans; soaked, s5c; do. stand
ard. 2-b cans, 81 25@I go; corned beef, 2lb cans.
q 5S@l 50: DO. i4.b sls %; roast beef 2-b 81 IS:
q |gl 50: Holsters. lib. q :: mackeIel. fresh,
q 90: VS. e6 Is; rs. mustard, Ss 25; imported. Is,
$io 5o@l2 80: imported. rs, Sls o9@2s 70; canned
OILs-Carbon, LOO, &c; headlight, 614c; water
white, &c: Elaine, l3c; Ohio legal test, 614c;
miners winter white. 3494oc; summer, sa933c
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Clearing House Figures.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Clearings, sl35, ,s45, $40;
balances, s., 246. 73S.
ances s., ,633,33O Money, per cent Ex-
change on New York, I5@20c discount
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-Bant clearfngs,
sl5.s42. 224; balances. s2,5S4 .269. Money, per
cent.
BALTIMoRE. Oct. ls.-Clearings, $3,O65, ,Oss;
balances, $439, us. Money. per cent.
CHICAGO, Oct 19.-Bank clearings today
SIS, ,673 1888. New York exchange sold at 400
discount. Money active at 5@6 per cent
Sterling exchange weak; 81 "a for 6Oday bills
and - S6 for sight drafts.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Clearings, S. 424, ,357; bal
ances, $348, ,049. Money quiet at 6@7 per cent
Exchange on New York, Soc discount.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l9.-Clearings, $l.65S.
Hl. New York Observation-Disclosures
81 % per $1,000 discount bank, Soc discount to
par.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 19-Clearings, $3.50, ,26s bal
Ances, $Sl, SOL New York exchange selling
at 81 So
CINCINNATI, Oct. l9.-Money 1896 per cent.
New York Exchange par to Z5c premium.
Clearings, $2,972 400.
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Cotton.

ding 11-l6c;low middling, 6 Slice: good ordin-
ary, l-l6c; net and gross receipts, 3 9l5 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 53O7 bales: to
France. 1856 bales; to the Continent. l6
bales; sales, $50 bales; stock. 127,756 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. l9.-Cotton firm;
ordidary. SSc; net receipts. 1855 bales;
gross, II 1852 bales; exports coastwise, 1886
bales; sales, $500 bales; stock, l54,276
NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Cotton steady: mid
ding uplnnds, SIC: middling Orleans, 8 5-l6c;
sales, 5o7 bales; futures closed steady.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l9.-Cotton steady with a
fair demand; middling, 1s6d; sales, IA 900
bales, Of which 1500 were for speculation
and export and included H. 900 bales Ameri-
can; futures closed steady.
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NEW ENGLAND OFF
On Rumors That Snag Had Been
Struck in the Alleged Deal.
OTHER SHARES YIELD SOMEWHAT,
But an Upward Turn Follows and the
Market Closes Strong.
TIER SHARES YIELD SOMEWHAT,
EASIER MONEY ONE OF THE INFLUENCES

NEW YORK, Oct ia break of nearly
two points in New York and New England
on rumors that q snag had been struck in
the alleged deal with the Boston and Maine
had an adverse influence on the stock mar
ket this morning. The bears not only ham,
mered New England, but used every effort
to mark down prices for other stocks The
selling for the short account was quite
heavy, but outside of New York Central
and Northern Pacific the general list yielded
only II to % per cent During the after
noon the absence of offerings of long stock
caused the shorts to feel apprehensive, and
as the day drew to a close the desire to
cover became general As q result prices
advanced \ to 13s from the lowest, and
the final quotations as a rule were the high
est attained. The Grangers and Manhattan
led the upward turn. National linseed oil
jumped 215 to 80 and receded to 37h.
Among the influences operating in favor
OF higher prices were the easier rates for
money near the close, the decline in sterling
exchange the placing of round amounts of
railway bonds in Europe by Drexel, Nor
gan & Co., and other leading banking houses
on this side, and the heavy tonnage of the
railroads, which is attested by the traffic re-
turns of lines West and South. The market
closed strong in tone.
Railroad bonds were firm and in fair de-
mand. The sales reached 81. OIL, 600 about an
average days business.
Government bonds closed as follows.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Oct. 19.-Amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance
to-day, EAST 900.
PARIS Oct l9-Three per cent rentes, 99f
N centimes for the account.
ANTWERP, Oct. 19.-Petroleum, ID francs
21xc paid and sellers.
LONDON, Oct. 10, P. M.-Close: Consols,
money, 96 1916; do account, 96I; New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. firsts, 32Jss;
Canadian Pacific, ssas; Erie, 26M; do sec
onds, 1895 Illinois Central, 1929; Mexican
ordinary, 23A, st. Paul common, 81: New
York Central, Il33l; Pennsylvania, 57sS; Read
ing, 1915: Mexican Central new As, 7lE Bar
silver,59Li. Money, u per cent. Rate of
discount in the open market tor both short
and three-months' bills, 131@12 per cent.
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General Markets.

Duluth-The market here to-day was weak
and declining rom start to finish. Close:
No. hard cash, re; October: ne; Decem-
Der, 7314c; May 7934c; No. l Northern cash
and october. 69Ac: December, 7015c; Nav.
TIC; No. Northern cash and October, 64c;
December, 6514@691ac; rejected, 5011c.
Buffalo-Wheat-No. hard, sIll@s6Hc; No.
Northern, 7s14@s311c; No. red, 1611c. No. .
corn, 451ac. Rec eiprs, wheat, 225 900 bushels;
corn, 100000 bushels. Shipments, wheat,
425, 900 bushels: corn, 900 bushels.
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SUGARs-Patent cut-loaf, exc; cubes, SIC: pow
dered. 54c; granulated tstandard). sac: con-
!Hc: fair yellow, 44@4xc; common yellow. AZ
4hc.
CoFFEE-Roasted. in packages-Standard brands
q 1320c; second grades, 20ls(42lkc: fancy grades
2695c. Loose-Java, 35036c: Santos. 26IfQ127c;
Maracaibo. &c; Peaberry, H@271ac; Caracas. 2S14@
Mol kssEsNChoice ss@ss4c; fancy. ssA@4oc: CEN
trifugals, 3Ul134c.
sYRgP,Corn syrup. 25@zc; sugar syrup. 2s@slc
fancy havors, 31n35c.
FRUITS-LOnd0n layer raisins, q 30; California
London layers, d 96@2 10: California muscateis,
bags. 5@Sxc; boxed. eI 15@l 25; Valencia 5H95&c;
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Fish.

A Boston paper says: salt mackerel are
higher. Sales have been made at s7 25@ls 90
per 100 lbs. The demand is strong. The
feet IS securing few fish and the outlook is
not favorable. The catch to date is esti-
mated ut Al, $50 bbls, against 3l,776 bbls last
year and 3d. 2s5 bbls in 1887. There have been
some large imports of Norway mackerel en-
tered at Boston during the week. The I'M
ports since January l have been 1879 bbls,
against A.. .SS9 Dbls last year"
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 19.-Spirits Of tur-
pentine firm ar 2711c. Rosin firm; strained,
95c; good strained, 81 90. Tar firm at 81 26
Crude turpentfne steady; hard, soc; yellow
dip, 81 IS; virgin, 81 65
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 10 9-Turpentine firm at
2S1Sc. Rosin firm at 81 lO@1 Is
CHARLESTON, s. C.,Oct H-Turpentne firm
at 2sc. Rosin steady; good strained, 81 00@
I O2k
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LIVE STOCK.

Hogs Shade Higher, Sheep Lower and
Cattle Very Dull.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 49,
The local live stock markets have ruled
somewhat unsatisfactory this week. Sup
plies have not been excessive, but the de-
mand was moderate and only hogs realized
good prices. Sheep and lambs declined ma
tcrially and cattle were slow sale, excepting
stockers and feeders.
CATTLE,
The supply on sale Monday was 135 loads,
against l60 loads last Monday. Notwitil-
standing the lighter receipts. the demand
was not so good and the market ruled slow
on all grades at slight concessions from last
weeks prices. Tuesdays receipts were
Drices:
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Grain, Flour and Feed,

Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Ex-
change to-day: One Car No. white oats,
spot. SIC; two cars No. timothy hay, five
days, $l3 90: two cars No. l timothy five
days, $l2 S71a: three cars No. 2 timothy hay
i've days, $ll co. Bids aud offers:
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 19.-Pig iron quiet and
steady; American, $l3 000f5 80. Copper quiet
and steady: lake, $l14@IlN. Lead dull;
domestic, S. SO@4. Tin steady; straits, $40 ~
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Boston Stocks-Closing Prices.
MONETARY.

The local money market may be quoted
steady at 506 per cent, with funds in good
supply and the demand moderately active
Eastern exchange and currency are trading
even.
NEW YORK, Oct 1s-Money on call firm at
07 per cent; last loan, 4; closed offered at g.
Prime mercantile paper, 5@6c. Sterling ex-
change weaker at 81 S311a@4 S3A for 6O-day
bankers bills and "a s5A84 ss14 for demand.
BosToN, Oct. 19.-Balances, 81, 1868, 430: rate,
5per cent; call loans, 51d@6 per cent; time
loans, 5@6 per cent ,
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Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.

Trade in this line is fair but featureless.
Cranberries are moving somewhat slowly,
but prices are firmly maintained ut So Esq
2 so per box, and 81 OO@s 90 per barrel.
Fruits are rather firmly held under com.
paratively light supplies, as follows: Apples,
81 00@4 90 per barrel; ounces, 80 5O@4 30;
pears, "A 00@sOo: peaches, 81 25@3 O0 per
crate; Concord grapes, e0c per eight-pound
oranges, s6 co@6 so per barrel; "a 00@4 25 per
box: pineapples. 13@4c each by the barrel;
bananas, 81 25@2 % per bunch.
but prices are sustained by a good demand
at ST 56@I IS per barrel for cabbages, ana
s. 00@7 90 per 1G0; onions, 81 2502 75 per bar
rel 1or red and yellow, and 81 25@l S5 per
box for Spanish: carrots and turnip@,s2 0G0
25 parsnips, 90 25@2 so: celery. 30@5Oc per
dozen.
Irish potatoes continue steady at 7Oa75c
per bushel from store. 60@65c on track.
Sweet potatoes are quoted at 50 50@3 90 per
BIZ arrel for good to choice Jersey, and 81 75Q
90 for Baltimore.
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Receipts Dulletined: Via the B. & o.
1 car oats. 3 cars hay. car husks; via the
p. g. W.-3 cars hay, car husks; via the p.
C., C. & st. Lee cars hay, cars oats, l2
cars corn, cars bran, car straw; via the
p, Ft. W. & C.-1 car corn. II cars hay, II
cars oats, cars bran, car middings, car
rye. Total, II cars.
RANGE OF THE MARKET
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ARTICLES.

Car receipts for to-day-W heat, 400; corn. 4si;
Oats, l79. Estimates for to-morrow-Wheat, olO;
corn, 535; oats, 2S5.
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REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LINZ,

<01 Smlthneld Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue
Capital. 100000 Surplus, $4,000.
Deposits of 81 ana upward received and
interest allowed At per cent IT'S
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WINTER underwear at James Il. Aiken &
Co. s, 100 Fifth avenue.
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RANGE OF THE MARKET,
rThe following quotations for grain. feed, hay
and straw are for car lots on track Dealers charge
n small advance from store

FLOUR Uobbers' prices)-Fancy brands, "a $50
| 90: standard winter patents 81 5O94 20: spring
patents, 81 50aA S5: straight winter, a 2Na4 so;
clear winter, "A 0.@a 25; xxx bakers, So 75d4 90:
| rye, % SOFAS 75.
The Exchange Price Current quotes flour in car
lots O n track n fnllnWs. -
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Provisions.


BUTTER-Elgin creamery, S11s2c; other brands
2S@SOc; choice to fancy country roll 23@26e; fair to
medium grades, K(42lc; low grades, I963l5c; cook
ing, &dIlc: grease 66l7c.
CHEEsE-Ohio. 1O4@11c: New York. 11A(9l1kc;
fancy Wisconsin Swiss, blocks, 14l15c: do bricks,
1i}s9l2c: Wisconsin sweitzer, in tubs, l39i3hc;
limburger, N@llc; Ohio Swiss 12s9I3.
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Eggs and Poultry.

EGGs--Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, N@
&c: storage stock, 1aG920c.
PoULTRY-Live-Spring chickens. FJ@5oc per
pair for small to medium sized and 5560c for extra
large: old chickens, 70ao75c; ducks 6V965c: geese,
75cG1sl 00 turkeys. 14915c per lb. Dressed-Chick-
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Union Pacific, 1900.
j. S. Bache & Co. to Oakley & Co.: "The
market to-day has disappointed us in so far
as we have been anticipating q reaction and
the reaction has not materialiZed. We can
but marvel at the stubborn strength devel-
oped in spite of tight money, persistent ham
mering by bearish traders and the pressure
of stocks in the loan crowd which indicates
that the small fry are heavily laden. We do
not wish to depreciate the strength of the
bull party and its power to advance the
market further without reaction, If such
should be the programme, but we still con-
less that we think prices should sell off be-
fore buyers can feel sanguine of an imme-
diate advance.
"The main interest centered in the loan
crowd. Eager borrowers took all offerings
at from to per cent, and many houses
were borrowing more than their require
ments in order to be quite sure over the
coming holidays. We should not be sur
prised to see higher rates tomorrow, and,
while we see no reason to anticipate any
great stringency of funds, unless the market
should advance very much further, we be-
lieve borrowers will have TO face a stiff
money market for the next go days"
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, corrected
daily for THE PITTS BURG DISPATCH by Whitney
& stephenson. Oldest Pittsburg members of New
York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue:
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MILLFEED-No white mddllngs SIS 0O9l9 70:
No, 2white middlings. SIG 50(0l7 30: winter wheat
bran, 81 759l5 20; brown middlings. SIS 5G9i6 SO;
chop. 9l8 pO022 90.
8 eHAY-Cholce timothy. s1s 5o@1s rs; No. tim
Othy, &l2 7S(0l3 90 No. timothy, Gil 5O9l1 so;
mixed clover and timothy. tl2 OU@l2 50; packing.
5O@s 90; feeding prairie. ss 509s 90; wagon hay.
sTasW3wheat IS 1906 oo oat, ss oo@s Is; rye.
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securities. An active bull speculation here
would bring London orders into the market.
At auction in Philadelphia yesterday 5000
State of Pennsylvania S1ls sold at 1851 $2.o00
ing and Lake Erie first mortgage 5s at 1861;
$4,000 B. & o. IS at 1llZ: III shares Cambria
Iron Company at 77sk@T, and 100 shares
rennsylvania Steel Company at lAX.
Sales and Closing Quotations.
Transactions on 'Change to-day were as fol-
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Mining shares closed as follows:

The total sales of stocks to-day were
eS5 900 shares, including Atchison, $500;
Erie. g. 1876: Louisville and Nashville, Sab:
Northern Pacific preferred. IA $50; New.Ens-
land, 66,S25: Reading, 2,s00 st. Paul, $3.50;
Union Pacific, 1900.
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bonds closed as follows:

Mutual Union 6s....112
N. j. c. Int. Cert. .l1lh
Northern Pac. lists. III
Northern Pac. DDS. l1IA
Northw'n Conso's..1S
Northw'n Deb. 5s. .1Os
st. L. & l. VI. gen IS s3h
st. L. & S. F. gen NJ. ITO
st. Paul Consols. ...l2s&
st. p, c. 4 2. lists. .llS
t. p. L. G. Tr. Rcts S4lS
T. P. r. 6. TT. Rcts SlLs
Union Pnc. lists. .....lo6IS
West shore. e..........IO3Jz
R. q. W.............. 7S15
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GOOD TRADE REPORTS

Continue to Be Made at All Important
Commercial Points-The Distributive
Movement Quite Liberal Consumption
of Wool Grain Generally
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Receipts Tuesday we're 6double-deck loads
and the market closed steady ut Mondays
prices.
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Ing. est. est. ing. Oct. IS