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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-01
Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange to-day:
Two cars of No. 1 timothy hay, $l2 Is, spot;
car No. packing hay, 50, spot. Receipts, as
bulletined, 4 cars. By Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Railway-l1 cars of oats, 8 of
hay, of corn, of seed, of rye, of barley,
of flour. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis-2 cars of corn, l of middlings, of
-four, of oats. By Baltimore and Ohio-1
car of corn, 6 of hay. By Pittsburg and Lake
Erie-1 car of rye, 2 of hay, of barley. l of
flour, of malt. By Pittsburg and Western
Il car Of wheat. The cereal situation is
practically as it was at tho close of last
week. Oats are in bountiful supply, and, II
Choice hay is steady, and corn is quiet.
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
WHEAT~No. 2red, SOC to q 90: No. red. &c to
CSC.
ear, Is1@l7c: mixed ear. 451slG4sc: No. 2 yellow
shell. Hga4sc; nigh mixed shelled. 4s'a@44c; mixed
oATs-No. oats. ssssshc; No; white. s5fe9asc:
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio. sa9s4c; No.
/ Western, sI992c.
FLouR-Jo6bing .prices-Fancy spring patents.
Is 2a95 So: fancy winter patents. IS 5@5 80: fancy
xxx bakers. a 5Ga4 S. Rye Hour, n 7a05 90.
MILLFEED-No. 1 white middlings. sl9 009.0 90
per ton: No: 2 white mddiings E 5aYis co. M brown n
II SO; ciop feed. III oo@9o 90.
HAy-Baled timothy. choice. s13 oo91S Is: No. I.
sl2 25@l2 50; No. SO 5e9ll 90: clover hay. ~ %
@l2 %; loose from wagon: sIs oo9l4 90. according
. aS4 oas s: %Hsa IS ooes 5o rye.
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Groceries.

Monday rarely develops any new features
in this line of trade. Coffees are reported
firm at the advance already noted. and all
| canned goods show an upward tendency.
Sugars are quiet.
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy, 2a@23c: choice Rio. ~
G1r Governman9 % Java. aSse sE Maracabo. @ % S@se; eG
Mocha, 2sSsac: Santos. 2lH@22sc; Caracas. 9H9
hsS sraass. I'D 9aas java
sc! good Rio Big: Ordinary; Eglss. n' i.0' NV
's1 81 RsRpta:j % test
dine, ilc royafine, Ac: red oil, 1O49l1c; purity.
MINERs' oIt.No. winter, strained. ss@4oc per
e prime ss1sy
choice s od slgp s: r. :sssS
sop1-Bl,carp, in kegs. ss@sse; s,-c.rb, in ".
CANDLEs-star. fuiI weight &c: stearine. per
K1cfSHead Carolina. s5S@sxc; choice. 5x@s'lc;
sTARcH.Pesa 4c: corn starch. 5a@sHc; gloss
FoRrIeN FaUrrs-Layer r.Islns. y %; London
1es g. Vaeneia 5aSsc ondsra V.ieneia' s
617c; Sultana, S0I3c; currants, 3A@l4Zc; Turkey
o . SS Pdsnin fSea
do shelied. 5Oc walnuts. Nap, 1a014c: Sicily Al
berts. lie; Smyrna ngs. 12alSc: new dates, s95hc;
lemon peei % 1cc io Grange s peel i isc 0 -'-''
DRIED FRUrTs-Apples. Sliced. 614@s1c; apples.
evsporated. 6ts@sc; peaches. evaporsted. pared.
sns.res l sc shs
494kc; huckleberries. &c.
&c; confectioners', &c: soft white 3x@4c; yell
low. choice; sss9sac; yellow. good. s1z@ssc; yell
PicKLEsNMedium. bbls Il. 0OC. y Is; medium.
!. . saIgs&S T s SS!; q %: No. ]. extra, p Dbl,
Il 20: Higgins Eureka, l-bu sacks. s2 90; Higgins
Eureka. is Alb packets. s. 90.
CANNED GooDs-standard peaches. q 7s9i 90;
corn. q ooSl 10; red cherries. sf G9l TO-; Lima
sosEed
pinespples. 81 co0l SO: Bahama do. s. 90: damson
CO. spseess s1ses 81 co.
IS estia M @te 6; rsi
@ g. sSs s.os o a
u 300I 50: backberries, Slc; succotash: 2-b cans.
soaked. soc do green. 2-ib cans. 81 2591 so; corn
Sesn. Ses 81 4 s s. IN s. 1aes
As, d oe94 10: rs, s. 50; sardines. Imported. rs.
aiaes @ mustard, H . q: ssTdines, :plssd, p 8:
FIsH-Extra No. bloater mackerel s24 90 per
eD No. DO 30 J Se o
large mackereL SI5 50; No. small mackerel SO 90.
Hsrrings.spsm - g 50; lake q SS q i9o.in % 5 bb.
IS 50 p half Dbl. Finnan haddies, 1oc p ID. Ice
sas a's.; q Hosud as11Hs ST. 'S %:tS
OATMEAI-A 7505 90.
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COALERS BOOMING AGAIN.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON NOW THE
CENTER OF INTEREST.

| Several Phenomenal Advances, in Which
Lackawanna, Jersey Central and Read
ing Participate-Distillers' Still on the
Down Grade-Gold Exports Check the
General Buoyancy.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-The stock market
opened to-day the new week with a renewal
of the excitement over the coal stocks, and
great activity in those shares was again ac-
companied by phenomenal movements in
their prices, which were all in the upward
direction. The rest of the market SYM
pathized to a limited extent but New England
and New York Central were the only ones
to score any material improvement from the
rise.
Delaware and Hudson was the center of
interest this time. At the best price it was
up over per cent, and Lackawanna nearly
as much, while Jersey Central rose over 4,
and Reading was put to above CO. There was
only one weak point in the list, and that was
Distillers', which continued to decline
slowly but steadily. while the other In
dustrials were firm, though quiet. The ex-
citement in the market gradually died away,
though there was comparatively large trad
ing in the late dealings on the evening up of
contracts during the day and the liqulda-
tion of long accounts by the taking of profits
on the advance.
The opening was strong and active. Un-
usually heavy buying by London houses
created bullish feeling, which was quickly
reflected in purchases for the long account
and material advances. The interest in the
coal stocks, however, soon overshadowed
the rest of the market, and the heavy ad-
vances in those shares completely dwarfed
the movements in the others. These i'm
provements in values, however, was checked
temporarily by the announcement of the
taking of gold for export, but the check was
of short duration, and the advance was soon
resumed. Realizations also held the list
down in the last hour, but the market closed
firm and hopeful at or near the best prices
of the day.
The final gains include Delaware and Hud-
son, 5N; Lackawanna, 81; Jersey Central,
3T; New York Central, 2; Sugar, u; Cordage,
~; New England, N. and Union Pacific and
Canadian Southern, per cent each.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 6l5-
79S shares, including Atchison, 10, $50; Chi
cago Cas- 6,s05; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 65,37O; Delaware and Hudson, 49, 394;
Erie, 81, ,640 Lake Shore, 5,s45: Louisville and
Nashville. $500; Northwestern, $500; New
Jersey Central, 1880; New York Central. A.
$50; Northern Pacific, preferred Is 500;
New England. 1880; Reading. l66.4ls; Rich
mond and West Point, $3.50; st. Paul, 33 06l;
Union Pacific, l0654; Western Union, 400
The interest in the bond list was not so
marked to-day, although the activity in the
Reading issues again ran the total up to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-01

An unlocked for oppor-
tunity is offered to test the efficacy
of Johann Hof's Malt Extract. La
Grippe is raging universal. The
effects are extremely debilitating.
Your constitution needs strengthen
ing; your stomach an invigorator.
The genuine Johann Hof's Malt Ex-
tract is known to do all this and more.
1t will aid digestion, increase the ap-
petite, and store up fat. DR.. Fricke,
a well-known practitioner of Phila-
delphia, writes: "In my own case Of
impaired indigestion it has benehted'
me more than all other remedial
agents which 1 have used" Be sure
to obtain the genuine which must
have the signature of "Johann Hof''
on the neck of every bottle.
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A MIDDAY spURT IN WHEAT,

Otherwise 1t Rules Weak and Dull-The
Close Is the W orst, With Poor Prospects
Ahead-Corn Inclined to strength, but
Influenced by Wheat.
CHICAGO-Wheat opened dull, but at an
advance of xc above the closing figures OF
Saturday, although the market was inclined
| TO weakness for q time The higher opening
was attributed chiefly to the cold wave in
the Northwest. There were reports OF cold
andsnowy weather in parts OF the North
west Early cables were low. There was
free selling for . time, with saggtng mar
ket, which carried prices down to Satur.
days last figures; but the decline left GOOD
profit for some of the recent short sellers,
and there was a pretty general impulse to
cover, under which there was some restora-
tion of confidence, and prices gradually
went up Ic from the low point. Good buy.
ing orders for New York account appeared
in the advance, but perhaps the strongest
factor was the unexpected result IN tne Wis
ible supply statement, which scored de-
crease.
Later private cables we're also more assur.
Ing and Ss Sour sSe
became very weak on free sales BY New
York, and on the down turn local holders
also got discouraged and sold freely. May
went off with some excitement and sold
down with some reactions 1ssc from the
highest point. May opened at S0ssc against
90i< at the close on Saturday: touched 9OAc,
sold off to 9OAc, rallied to 9lZc. broke to
s95sc and closeu weak at $3.50. Late cables
and domestic market reports were nearly
all weak.
Corn was inclined to be strong on the poor
grading of receipts and the wet weather,
which tends to continue that condition.
There was good demand from shorts to
cover, but the offerings were only moderate.
The ffrlner tone in wheat in the middle OF
the session also helped corn, but later, when
wheat broke, corn was sympathetically af-
fected. May opened Ic up ut 42Lsc. touched
42c. advanced to 4211ac, weakened and closed
at 421sc.
Oats quiet but rather firm. There was
less selling pressure and good demand to
cover shorts, but the market weakened with
other grains near the close and closed 1sc
under Saturdays last figures.
Hog products were stronger with fair
local demand. Prices of the product were
affected sympathetically by the fluctuations
in grains, but the close showed advances,
particularly in pork, which is up 121ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows. as correct
ed by John NJ. Oakley & TO-. 45 Sixth street. mcm-
bers of the Chicago Board of Trade:
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Closing Bond Quotations.
Bank Clearings.

NEW ORLEANs-Clearings, 81, 800, 1853.
ST. LoUIs-Bank clearings to-day, ss, 79s,6ss;
balances, $3.50 TAG. This months clearlngs,
s97, $40, oil; balances, $12094, ITO. February,
last year, sSs OILS 043; balances, S. SIG, 1ls in.
crease SIS, 35l. .a6s or 1871 per cent.
cent. Bank clearings, Sis, 400, IA. New York
Exchange, 5C@60c discount
NEW YoRK-Clearings, SIC, ,552, ,300 balances,
M729. 752.
S1,S67.ln. Money 2 per cent. Exchange on
New York 11a@2 discount. For the month:
Clearings, $37 35S 22l; balances $43 $751; 044: Ior
tho CORRESPONDING month last year: Clear
ings $347. 1854 $50: balances $37, ,3s2. 920
PHILADELPHIA - Clearings, 9,Tl OS4; bal
ances, 81 s9l, I'll. Money 81 per cent.
Observation-Disclosures $2,820,947; balances,
$290, 4ls. Money per cent.
MEMPHIs-New York exchange selling at
par. Clearings, $685.. .902; balances, 32l 096.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-01
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Huge Diaz demonstrat ations continue In
the City of Mexico.
-Powderly will be present at the Reading
hearing in Harrisburg Thursday.
The boundary dispute between the Rose
bud and Pine Ridge Indians has been set
American silver coin won't be accepted
in British Columbia hereafter except at s
per cent discount.
-Rumored that the third party managers
have agreed upon Judge Gresham as their
Presidential candidate.
President Barillas, of Salvador, fears an
attempt to assassinate him on the part Of
the friends of General Barrios, the rival can
dtdate for the Presidency.
An explosion of a stationary boiler oc-
Cured at the S. F. s W. Railroad roundhouse
at Savannah yesterday morning, killing four
men and wounding others.
John Anderson, the Cleveland Dane who
is claimed by upward Of 80 women as hus-
band, pleaded not guilty yesterday morning
to an Indictment charging him with robbing
the last on the list-Mrs. Ellen Purcell
whom he married in st. Louis, Of 81 200 His
trial is set for March 8.
Deputy Moran has offered a resolution in
Salvador's Congress empowering President
Union by diplomatic means. The idea is to
have Diet of five delegates, one from each
Central American Republic, to meet at
Santa Tecla next year to further this OBJ
ject.
The appeal of Mrs. C. L. Wills. for the use
of Margaret D. Clark, lien creditor of W. T.
H. Pauley from the decree of the Court of
Common Pleas, of Greene county, granting
all order to the assignees of Pauley to sell his
real estate discharged of liens, and staving
execution of Margaret D. Clark a lien cred
itor, was argued in the State Supreme Court
yesterday.
Within the past few days q body OF over
so men, all well armed and mounted, sud-
denly appeared in the Potrillo Mountai
near the Mormon colony at Diaz, in Mexico.
Whence they came no one knows The sup
position entertained by the Mexican Off
cials is that they are portion OF Cara
forces fleeing from pursuit in the lower Rio
Grande district.
John Trout has been serving a sentence
in the Ohio Penitentiary as r Government
prisoner for some time. His wife was q
Cherokee Indian, and Trout, after marrying
her, became involved in a quarrel with some
of her former suitors, one of whom ho killed.
For the murder he was sentenced to the
penitentiary for life, but through the efforts
of his vile he has been pardoned by Presi-
dent Harrison.
Saturday 200 men were caught while out
seal hunting OF Newfoundland by fierce
gale and were driven from the coast. Yes
terday "a landed at Hearts Delight, utterly
exhausted and badly frozen. Seven are re-
ported to have landed yesterday morning at
Shoal Harbor badly -frostbitten. 1t is re-
ported that ten of the seal hunters have
been found frozen to death. All have now
been accounted for but IL.
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THE HOME MARKETS.
Receipts of Eggs Less Than Antici-
pated and Prices Firm.
NEW MAPLE SYRUP TO THE FRONT.
Cereal Receipts Heavy and Markets Still in
Favor Of Buyers
CHOICE DAIRY PRODUCTS STEADY
NEW MAPLE SYRUP TO THE FRONT
CHOICE DAIRY PRODUCTS STEADY
OFFICE OF The DISPATCH,
PIrrsBURG, MONDAY, February l9.

PIrTsBURa, MONDAY, February 70.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Jobbing Prices
Receipts of eggs by the Ohio river were not
nearly SO large this morning as expected,
and as result markets are firm at closing
prices of last week and Sc per dozen above
last Mondays rates. This proved to be a
blue Monday in general produce lines.
Monday is uniformly an off day, and snowy,
slushy weather intensified the blueness to-
day. Poultry is reported scarce, but demand
is light, and there is no marked change in
prices. New maple syrup is to the front in
fair quantity and sells readily at 81 per gal
Ion. The size of the crop in this line will
depend very much on the weather of the
next week or two. Vegetables of all kinds
are quietat unchanged prices. Choice dairy
products are reported active and firm
APPLEs-s1 .a@2 50 per barrel.
BUTTER-Creamery Elgin, 3sc: Ohio brands, so
s0c; common country butter, F@lsc; choice coun-
BE1ssssss Eas % York and Michigan pes. q sess %:
nisa RS1e1 @SS sS@sse n m low srades 70
6ssKsno5,1 ssese s ss sss ror.
sweItzer, ful cream la'zal4sc; imported sweitzer.
CIDER. Country cider, g 5oas % per barrel sand.
renned, IS OIfdS %: CRAB cider. " 5UGS w.
CRANBERRIEs-Per box, y 0c@2 So; per barrel.
~ 0o0S 90.
EGGs-Stricty fresh nearby stock. 1s91sc.
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 6@5Sc; No. I, $50
Soc p ib: mixed lots. 39940c.
DRIED FRUIrs-Peaches. halves. 5hc: evapo-
rated apples. s0Sc; apricots. a@Ilc; backberries,
596c raspberries. 1s9lS1sc; huckleberries. 7c CAL
ifornia peaches, 7xG9xc.
H9SEamNew s1d p srep white clover. 1sSl7c; Cali
MAPLE SYRUP-New. 81 90 p gallon.
MAPLE SUGAR-10c p ID.
PoULTRY-Aiive-Chic 709soc pair: large.
65170r, medium; live turkeys. 11@12c q ID; ducks.
chickens, H915c p 70; dressed turkeys. 15@1sc p D;
dressed ducks, H915c y b,
PoTAToEs-Car1oad lots, on track, 35@40c: from
store 4O945c bushel: Southern sweets, u 5001 IS
q barrel: Jerseys, 50 OO(03 IS.
SEEDS-Western recleaned medium clover, job
hing at s. D: mammoth at IS 49, Timothy, 81 80 for
prime and 81 IS for choice; blue grass. - 65@2 s0
orchard grass 81 10; millet 81 co: German, el IS;
Hungarian. 81 10: fine lawn, Csc p f; seed buck
wheat. 81 4O(91 50.
TALLOw-COuntry. &c: city rendered, SC.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Lemons, fancy, Messfna,
8 1904 90: Florida oranges, q 25@27 IS 3 box
Valencia oranges. 81 00@4 so box; bananas. d so
@l Is frsts, 81 GOAL . good seconds. per bunch:
Malaga grapes s 0010 90 half barrel; pineapples.
1H120c apiece; Persian dates. 41z@5c per pound;
LAYER figs 12914c per pound.
observation-disclosures 81 0H05 90 . hundred;
yellow Danver onions. 81 2502 so a barrel; toma-
toes, IS 0N93 Is crate; celery, &930c per dozen;
turnps, 9Oc@s1 90 barrel; new Bermuda potatoes,
t5 90 barrel.
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Our Better Ealves Say

They could not keep house without Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, especially for the
the home of neighbor the attending physi-
clan had given up case of what he called
dropsy. Mother happening in, told the
parents that in her mind it was case of
lung fever, and advised the use of this cough
syrup, which they did Result, the child is
well and the parents happy. Chamberlain's
medicines are used in more than half tho
homes in Leeds.-Sims Bros, Leeds, Ia.
This remedy is not intended for lung fever,
but for colds, La grippe, Group and whoop-
ing cough. 1t will loosen a cold, relieve
the lungs and prevent the cold from result
ing in lung fever. 50-cent and 81 bottles
for sale by druggists. TTssu
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home SECURITIES.
THE WEEK ON CHANGE OPENS WITH
ALVEY FUSILLADE

Activity and Strength Displayed All Along
the Line-Nearly All of tho specialties
Favorably Affected-Some Handsome
Gains and No Material Losses.
The local speculative pulse beat high
again yesterday. Trading was heavy at each
of the three calls Activity and strength
characterized nearly all the specialties.
Philadelphia Gas surprised even its
friends. 1t sold up to IN against 161 on
Saturday, and closed steady at 17ss bid. The
buying was presumably on Eastern account.
Birmingham Traction was another strong
feature. 1t sold up to 251a. and the demand
was unsatisfied at the close. There was no
special change in the rest of this group, but
they were firm to strong. An interesting
incident OF the day was the sale of big
block of New York and Cleveland Gas Coal at
50H, the highest quotation since the dividend
a month or SO ago. Electric advanced a
point. Switch and Signal was also higher,
though closing a fraction under the top
price. Brokers think 1t will reach a higher
point after the coming meeting.
Sales at first call were 1 membership at
$780, 20 Birmingham Traction at 241115, 40 at
24s5s. 20 CHARTERS Gas at Z, IS Citizens Trac-
tion at 6lL, 200 Pittsburg and Western pre-
ferred at 201a. Pipeage at Q, 100 Philadelphia
Gas at 16z1, 20 Pleasant Valley at "a, 20 Lus-
ter at 9L. Before call, 100 Birmingham at
24sI 100 at 2416 Second call, IS Philadelphia
Gas at H. 10 Switch and Signal at 2015, at
2O1l. so Manchester at 39z6, so Pleasant Valley
at "a, 80 at IA 81, 600 Duquesne bond at 100, 2
Electric at "A, 20 at Az, 465 Birmingham at
25. 70 Pleasant Valley at 24h Third call,
ing Gas at IN, at l71s, 20 Citizens Traction
at 61L al New York and Cleveland Gas Coal
at 5O6 100 Philadelphia Gas at 17]2, 10 at 172ss,
200 Duquesne at a Between calls, 100 Elec-
trio at 1516.
At the last call 70 was bid for United States
Glass, common, offered at 721SS. New Electric
S9L was bid, offered at 40 For Birmingham,
24X was bid, offered at 2515. Talk outside
the Exchange was 30 at least for Birmingham
before the elimination OF the present bulge.
Rids and offera
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The Coffee Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb 2s-Coffee steady; Rio car.
goes, fair, l115c; No. !, l5c.
SANTOS, Feb. 29.-Coffee-Good averape
1l,000 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, $500 bags: purchases for United
States, 10000 bags: shipments to United
States, 81 900 bags; stock, 373, 600 bags.
RIO JANEIRo FEB. 29.-Cofee-Regular first
nominal; good second, 10, $50 reis Der 10 kilos.
Receipts during the week, 1900 bags: pur.
chases for United States g., ,oV0 bags: shin
nents to United States, 4l,OO0 bags; stock,
us coo bags.
steady, unchanged to points down; Closed
steady, to 10 down: Sales, IL, $50 bags, in
clnding: March, lS:60@B.65c; April, iSo0@
l3 ioc: May, 12SO@i2 SOC: June, l2.6Oc:
ber. l2ooc. Spot and Rio dull, steady; No.
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Northwestern Stocks Of Wheat.

MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. 2y.-Figures compiled
by the North,0estern Miller show wheat In
private elevators of Minneapolis to be 146l..
600 bushels, IA. 900 bushels less than last Mon
day. The total stock at Minneapolis and
Duluth is 1854. .311 bushels, a decrease Of
207,5OO bushels. The Market Record reports
the stock OF wheat in country elevators Of
Minnesota and the two Dakotas at II n5l. sol
bushels, an increase over last week of 177 800
bushels. This makes the total in the North
west 81, ,0s5 93l bushels, gain for the week Of
"a s4 bushels. A year ago the stock was a..
SS6, 900 bushels.
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BY telegraph.

New York Beeves-Receipts, 545 head, in.
cluding 81 cars for sale: market a shade
frmer: native steers, S. 6o@4 80; bulls and
cows, 81 l5@4 90; dressed beef steady at SIC
per pound; shipments to-day, 450 beeves; to-
morrow, 1,60S beeves and $3.50 quarters of
beef. Calves-Receipts, 3,lsS head; market
ern, So 6O@s 50. sheep-Receipts, To,6o2 head;
sheep firm; lambs nc per pound higher:
dressed mutton steady at s@10c per pound;
dressed lambs firm at s@llc. Hogs-Re.
ceipts, IL. 060 head, including cars for sale;
market higher at 81 90Q5 so.
Buffalo - Cattle - Receipts liz loads
through, $50 sales; market very dull and
lower by l0c to zoe for extra; butchers
good, fairly fat shipping $3 S5G4 co. Hogs
Receipts. l06 loads through, IS sale; mar
ket strong: heavy grades. S. l5@5 a0 pack.
ers and medium grades, IS oo@5 10. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, loads through, Is
sale; market about steady with fair de-
mand; extra fancy sheep, S. 1896 %; good
to choice, S. 4O@5 Is; fair to good, 81 1895 40.
Lambs, good to extra, 81 00@7' Is; fair to good
Sc 50@6 70.
Chicaso-Cattle-Receip 20. 900 head; ship.
ments, 5000 head; market steady to weaker:
good to prime steers, 81 5o@5 90; others, So 80
IS; iesders s s. 25Gs So s1ockers g 55G2 .;
shipments, 5000 head; market steady to
shade higher; common "a 4U@4 IS: mixed and
packers 6OM IS: prime neavy butchers
weights, "a sO@4 S71a; light, 81 65@4 75 Sheep
l.
market steady: ewes, So 50@4 25 mixed, 81 80
O. 80: wethers and yearlings, S. 00@o S.;
Westernwethers.s5 so@5 65; Iambs.s5 5O@e TO-
Cincinnati-Hogs slow: common and light;
8 4O94 IS; packing and butchers, 81 45@4 S.
receipts, $3.50 head; shipments, $500 head.
Cattle easy; fair to choice butcher grades
81 5Od4 90; prime to choice shippers, So 5O6
4 p; receipts, 1850 head; shipments $50 head.
Sheep steady; common to choice, So 50@5 70;
extra fat wethers and yearlings, Sc 90: re-
ceipts, 80 head. Lambs in fair demand and
firm; common to choice, IS 25@6 50 per 100
pounds.
ST. Louis-Cattle-Receip j, 200 head; ship
ments, $50 head; market slow; fair to good
native steers, $3 00@4 3d. iair to good Indian
and Texas steers, 81 70@i co. Hogs-Receipts,
24N head: shipments, l.300; market slow;
fair to prime heavy, 81 6094 IS; mixed, or
diraly 10 good. a 20@4 IS; light fair to best,
81 50@4 60; Sheep-keceipts, 100 head; ship
ments, 400: market steady; fair to desirable
muttons, 81 G0@5 IS.
Kansas Citv-Cattle-Receipts, $500 head;
shipments, lS00 head: market steady: steers.
S3 1904 30: cows. 81 1908 20: stockers and
feeders, 81 sO93 81. Hogs-Receipts, 5000
head; shipments, 2,6OO head: extreme rance,
s. 25@4 60; bulk, 81 1894 A. Sheep-Re.
ceipts, 800 head; shipments, 500 head; mar
ket unchanged.