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Groceries.

Canned goods continue to show an advancing
tendency. and scarcely day passes that higher
quotations on many descriptions not reported
from sources of supply. Otherwise the grocery
market is featureess and unchanged as to prices.
Chicago buyers have taken another carload OF
New York State gallon-canned apples. paying q Is
per dozen at factory.
Gallon canned tomatoes Delaware brands, that
have recently been sold at e @ in the East are now
held at g 4o92 s.. and offered sparingly.
high 81 IS for BIB standard and sl 50 for second
quality canned peaches has been obtained during
the past few days.
New York State Gamers are still sending In re-
ports to the effect that this seasons pack of peas
will fall considerably short of previous calculations.
SUGARs-Patent cut-loaf, &c: cubes, &c: pow
dered. SC; granulated (standard), 4hc: confec-
4sov 1s soft a. tG f1eG yeiST &
3Hc.
COFFEE Roasted. in packages-Standard brands
10 3-2oc; second grades 17A@sc; fancy grades, 229
Caracas, 2sl5c; Rio 2292419c.
COFFEE. GREEN-O: G. Java. 3o93lc: Paddang
A]sc: santos. 2aa@23Hc; Maracaibo. 2i5sS5Sc;
Caracas, A14925c: golden Santos, A129223c; Rio,
01L-Carbon, 1l6o, &c: headlight, exc; water
white nc: Elaine. 13c: Ohio legal test SIC; miners
winter white. 3a936c: summer. 31@I32c.
MoLAssEs.Sew Orleans fancy new crop. as
sYRGP-Corn syrup. 2s@24c; sugar syrup, 2s@2sc;
fancy flavors, 34G33c.
FEgITsLondon layer Ias 5aistns e. 90 California
bags 66D7c; boxed 81 4O01 60; new Valencia, ca
5lfc new Ondara Valencia 6A@7c; California sui
tanas, 9Gl1c; currants. 31ec California prunes S9
raisns. lib cartons 50 Is; ctron, 2c@2O1sc; lemon
RfcEZTsncy head Carolina. s1z@sac; prime to
choice. e@614c; louisiana, 551@6c; Java, 514@5Ac;
Japan, 5A@6c,
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Avonmore for $500 to s475 each also. two lots
in Munhall Terrace plan for 5000.
McCune & Coulter sold lot at Swissvale,
l06x22O, to DR.. J. A. Libbey for 81, 500.
Thomas McCahrey sold at auction for
William Seibert, OF Shaler township, his
farm of l2L acres with improvements, for
$40, 900; sold for H. NJ. Bowman, of Sheridan,
Pa, to William Forsythe brick store and
dwelling near Thirteenth street, Braddock,
Pa, for o.. 200; for Fred c. Schmidt IN Louis
Walser, lot 5Oxl10 feet, at Aspinwall, Allie
gheny Valley Railroad, for 1925; for F. G.
Hague to Henry Cunts, lot 25xI2O, on Rowan
avenue, Twenty-first ward, for $3.50; also
placed mortgage at per cent, for 81, 500: one
mortgage for 81, ,25O at per cent in Eight
eenth ward; one mortgage for $500, at 6 per
cent in Thirteenth ward: one mortgage for
1854, ats per cent in Twentieth ward: one
mortgage for $500, at per cent in Twelfth
ward.
d. Behen & Son sold to H. c. Nullmeyer a
lot 50x124 feet on corner Atlantic and Coral
streets, Twentieth ward, for ., $50. The pur-
chaser will improve the lot with a handsome
residence.
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The advance induced some realizing. st.
Louis and parties in the Northwest were re-
ported as'sellers, and there was also some
Minneapolis, Duluth. Chicago and Toledo
were regarded by the bulls as a'little too
liberal. Pardridge, through brokers, is
credited with having picked up tidy
amount of wheat to-day.
Corn was heavy on reports OF rain where
most needed. The Atchison and Burlington
roads made rather f1attering reports on the
growing crop.
The oats traders experienced the dullest
day OF the week. The market followed corn
and closed from &c TO &c under last nights
prices.
steady at a slight decline compared with
yesterdays closing prices. The business
did not assume activity at any time during
the session but the crowd kept close watch
upon the parties who have the credit of
holding control for the moment. When
Beazley. who sold literally of lard and
ribs, gave the. .Dame of the Cudahy Packing
Company as his principals, it confirmed
previous suppositions and induced the
scaipers to pursue a similar course. Boyden
& Co. were sellers also TO some extent, with
John Cndahy GUESSED at as the prin ncipal be-
hind them. Pork received the support of
the clique, while they were disposing OF ribs
and lard.
There was n good inquiry for vessel room,
and firmer FEELING prevailed Rates to
11Sc for oats. Port Huron rates were frmer
at &c for corn and I1Sc for pats.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
245 cars: corn. $40 cars: hogs a. 900 head.
Flour slow at unchanged prices; No. 2
spring wheat, 7s1s@7s1&c: No. spring
wheat. 73c; No. reu, 7s14@79c: No; corn,
4s1%c: No. . oats. SO5Sc: No. white, S21l@S2s4c:
No. } white 32Q3215c; No. rye 65c: No. 2
barley, Csc; No. 4, +; o. b., 4o@45c;
No. i fax seed, 81 O2s4: prime timothy
seed, 81 s.: mess pork. per Dbl, Sll 75@ll so;
lard, per 100 lbs, s. 121567 Is; short ribs sides
(oose), 81 5u@7 so; dry salted shoulders
(boxed) 81 OGI7 25; short clear sides (bo1ed),
S. S567 80: whiskey, ,distillers' finished goods,
per cal, 81 Is.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butrer market was firm; fancy creamery,
l962lc: fine Western. l7@1Sc; ordinary;
l40l6c: fine dairies, l56l7c; eggs at l315@l4c.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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rRyAssociated Press


New York-Beeves-Receipt 2671 head,
including 40 cars for sale: market active and
firm; native steers, 81 0O@5 20 per cwt; Tex
ans, So s0@3 So; bulls and cows, 50 1903 So;
dressed beef steady at 7L@s15c per pOund:
shipments tomorrow, 53l beeves and $3.50
quarters of beef. Calves-Receipts. 1Os6
head; market very dull and shade easier;
So 5o@s 80 sheep-Receipts. 1850 head;
market slow but steady; sheep, "a 0005 80
per cwt; lambs. Sc 1897 IS; dressed mutton
steady at lo@lI4c per pound; dressed lambs
head, consigned direct; nominally steady at
$5 90@6 30 per cwt-
Chicago--The Eueniug Journal reports: Cat
tle-Receipts, 10000 head: shidments, 0c0
head; market slow at So 2595 10 for prime to
@3 80; native COWS and neifers, S2 306S So
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments, 5000
head: market steady; mixed and packers.
% @ So gG @ hsaxy and rh s. s
80: second class, S. 5O@5 20. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1,5OO head;
market steady: native ewes, So 1901 S5;
mixed, $4 0O@5 25: wethers, s. 25@5 Is; Tex
@G 10.
Kansas Observation-Disclosures, $500 head;
shipments, LOO head; choice steers were
steady, and others IOc to zoe lower; all
grades selling at So 75@5 05: cows, &c to 10c
lower, ST 5l@2 80; feeders steady at 50 500
so; exas steers steady to 10c lower, 50 l5Q9
80. Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
2,200; the market was steady to sc lower,
closing DC lower and weak; all grades, $5 30
as 80; bulk, S5 65@5 so. Sheep-Receipts,
3,400 head; shipments, 500 head; good NUT
tons and lambs were steady, and others dull
and weak; muttons, $4 70; lambs, S. 80.
Observation-Disclosures 16O loads through,
Is sale: market very dull for ali but good to
choice heavy stock: butchers stock and
medium steers is to 20c lower. Sales old
cows, 81 1902 25. Hogs-Receipts. 81 loads
through. II sale: market DC lower for best
grades, 10c off for pigs and light and DULL
heavy, Sc 15@6 20; packers and mediums,
So Dogs 10. Sheep and lambs-Receipts, "a
loads through, 8 sale; sheep steady; lambs
dull and lower; choice to fancy wethers.
IS
ST. Louis -Cattlc-Receipts, 1.720 head,
nearly all Texans; shipments, 4, l04 head;
market steady to strong; fair to choice na-
tives, 50 50@5 so; medium to good Texan
and Indian steers. 81 30@3 s.; cows and
Gamers, ST 60@2 20. Hogs-Receipts, $3.50
head; shipments, 3,3l5 head; market opened
steady; closed 5@10c lower; fair to choice
heavy, S5 00@l5 so; mixed ordinary to good,
So 10@5 85; light fair to selected, s5 6005 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,720; shipments, 5000 head;
market good on muttons; range, 81 00@4 80.
Cinc'nnati-Hogs lower; common to light,
S. 00@5 IS; packing and butchers. IS 50@5 90;
receipts, l,7S5 head: shipments. 543 head. Cat
tie steady; at 81 OO@4 so; receipts, $40 head;
shipments. 69I head. Sheep steady at $3 90
as 25; receipts, 1890 head; shipments, 1875
head lambs weak: common to choice spring,
So 25@6 so per 100 lbs.
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REAL GOOD AT CINCINNATI,
One of Those Ouiet-Looking Weeks When
Considerable Was Done

CINCINNATI, July 15.-[Specid. l-Rogers,
Brown & Co. say: 1t has been a very quiet
week, so far as general appearances in the
iron market are concerned. Nevertheless
a good deal of iron has changed hands,
Furnaces draw encouragement from the
fact that stocks in first hands are being re-
duced, and this on q market of unusual dull
ness. They argue that with fair run of
buying the accumulations would quickly
disappear and prices stiffen. On the other
hand buyers feel listless so long as the
sellers ontinue so numerous and persistent.
Concessions are still made from the current
low prices wherever buyers are willing to
take early deliveries and pay prompt cash.
ALI the general conditions continue as
favorable as ever The Government crop
report gives assurance of another year of
enormous crops for the railroad to handle.
The danger OF silver legislation is averted
Money, while hardening at some centers, is
still abundant at most points and very
cheap.
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Berries. Fruits and Vegetables.

Receipts of berries to-day were fairly heavy. but
the demand was active and the market somewhat
irmer follows: Black raspberries, 1N011c: red
DO 14l5c; blackberries 130I5c per quart and 81 10
OF 25 per pail: late arrivals, 75c@si 90 per pail:
huckleberries. 81 l09i 2 per pail and 75c@si 90 per
basket; currants, 65(975c per 10 ID basket.
The call for fruits also active: supplies fair
and market easier as follows: Fancy new apples,
a 5O15 so per barrel; common cooking apples $3 90
93 50: busfel boxes, 81 5O92 IS; a bushel boxes,
5Ofl75c, acc cordng to condition.
Tropical fruits were unchanged at n COOS % for
oranges California 96s to I78s); a C0t04 so for
lemons: 81 5O92 80 for bananas and $6 Oo9l0 20 per
Choice peaches sold at 50 oO0s so per crate and
81 5ts12 90 per half bushe basket, and 5Od60c per
small basket. California peaches sold al & $50
so case, do apricots at se CO3e 2 do pears at
"a % and plums at 50 rs.
Best watermelons brought $o5 0OG35 90 per 100 and
canteloupes. IS UlG4 % per basket and crate. The
Southern crop of melons, which only about
one-third of full crop, is about exhausted Melons
therefore scare and firmly held. arrivals Will
be light until Missouri stock commences to come
forward, which will not be for some days yet.
Indiana melons will not be on the market mach
before August 10 and Jerseys are not due until
about the 18th of next month. 1t is also thought
that very few Jerseys will get as far West Pitts
burg.
Vegetables were in good supply and demand at
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Wool.

NEW YORK, July 15-Wool steady and in
moderate demand; domestic fleece, 251a@35c;
pulled, 20@321ac; Texas, 17@23c.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is. - Wool Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above, 2s@3Oc; x, 26@-715c; medium, 33@34c:
coarse, 321S3c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine or X and Xxx. 25026c
medium, 32@53c: coarse. 32033c; fine washed
delaine X and Xxx, 2s15133c: medium washed
GO anu uenadne o4gS9 coal Sc 40 uG
choice. 38@5Sc; fair, 35@36c; coarse, 3S@Sfc
medium unwashed, combing and delaine, "a
@27c; coarse do do do. 25@27c; Montana
l6@22c; Territory, 1302Oc.
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DULLNESS AT CHICAGO,
The Midsummer Season Has No Features
Gut OF tho Ordinary.


CHICAGO, July 10. - [Specidl.1 - Rogers,
Brown Merwin say: The general situa-
tion shows nothing'of special interest as the
season advances. Midsummer dullness is
becoming the order of the day, notwith
standing inquiries continue at good, fair
rate, and show that many large buyers are
still in the markets. Reports are current on
every hand of cutting of prices on both
Northern and Southern cokes, showing that
there are furnaces In both sections piling
stocks and desiring to unload. Market,
however, moves on 80 low basis that there
is but little chance for further fluctuations
in a downward direction. Buyers who are
waiting for further cuts of from 20 cents to
81 per ton are likely to be disappointed.
Stocks at the furnaces are decreasing and
taken with the heavy current consumption
is likely to prove a steadying factor sooner
than most consumers expect. Lake Superior
charcoals are in good, fair demand During
the week further good sized contracts have
been placed by buyers, who have been wait
ing to purchase at the lowest notch. The
sales have been made at SIG so, Chicago as
minimum.
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GRAIN DULL AND NOMINAL,

But Nearly Everything Else Is Active and
Steady to Strong-Free Movements In
Provisions and Country Produce
Canned Goods Moving Upward.
FRIDAY, July Is
Another day Of activity was noted in
Wholesale mercantile circles to-day, the ex-
ception being in grain, flour and feed lines,
where comparative dullness prevailed. In
provisions, dairy products, fruits, berries,
vegetables, etc., the movement was par
ticularly good, the sales for Homestead &C
count, as for some time past, being es-
pecially large. AS rule prices were with
out change of consequence.
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LONDON, July 15.-Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance to-day.
filming lbs per cwt.
PARIS, July 15-The weekly statement of
the Bank Of France shows an increase of 49,
275, 000f. gold, and decrease OF 36OG, ,0cOf sill
vers Three per cent rentes, 9sf. 55c. for the
account.
LONDON, July 15- P. M.-Closing-Con
Sc sels' kIs. money, sS 1915; 90; accounts,
Ohio f1rsts. 33ss; Canadian Pacific, SO; Erie,
1873; Erie seconds, 107A Illinois Central, 1O41
Mexican ordinary, 2lL; st. Paul common,
5515; Reading, 3Os4 Mexican Central new 4s,
7lss; bar silver, 3934d; money, n per cent
Rate of discount in the open market for
short bills, Il per cent; do. months bills. "a
al per cent.
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NEW YORK, July 15.-Bank clearings, $685.
500 sss: balances. s6,3l3,97l.
BosToN. July 15.-Bank clearfngs, Sl5, 1885,
345; balances, $l,6SO835. Money 3@4 per
cent. Exchange on New York b@l21ac dis
count.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is. - The bank clear
ings to-day we're $l2, e95 100; balances, $751;
54l. Money per cent.
BALTIMORE July 15-Bank clearings to-day
were 50, 3sl 1862; balances 1886, 1852. Money per
cent.
CHICAGO, July 15-Bank clearings to-day,
sH, 935, ,046. New York exchange sold at par.
Sterling exchange dull: 6O.day bills, 81 S71I;
demand, 81 $50. Money quiet and steady;
4@5 per cent
ST. LOUIS. July 16-Bank clearings, s3,s47,-
PAP: balances, $5oI,719. Money quiet at soc
premium.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July l5-Clearings, $264-
67s; balances. $780, 422. New York exchange
selling at 81 So
CINCINNATI, July 15.-Money 1895 per cent.
New York exchange par. Bank clearings,
81, ,235 400.
NEw ORLEANS. July 15.-Bank clearings,
$93O,30S. New York exchange-commercial,
Soc: bank, ST so per 81 600 premium.
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More Activity at 81, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-[SpectaL ]-Rogers.
Brown & Meacham say: There is more
activity in the market than has been no.
ticed for some time, especially among the
larger consumers. Inquiries for small lots
are numerous, and a few sales of from 100 to
500 tons have been made during the last
week, but prices are still very low. Some
to the strike at Homestead, fearing that it
might extend to and include the Connells-
Vile coke ovens in Pennsylvania, but so
far there is no indication of q further dis
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WHEAT HIGHER.
Corn and Oats Heavy and Provisions 1rreg-
MAR.

Corn and Oats Heavy and Provisions 1rreg-
uiar.
Chicago, July 15-All the snap in the mar,
l,et seemed to be eliminated to-day by the
sweltering weather. An early advance of
&c in wheat disappeared almost entirely be-
fore evening. Corn shows a loss of 2sc COM
nured with last night. Provisions are 71ac
lower all around.
Busfness in wheat was light. The market
onened about 1S@2sc higher, and soon went
nm l5a5lc more, then gradually fell away,
cjo.in. 1l636c over last nights figures The
advance was a continuation of the firmness
Inv, tne firm and higher cables, together with
a reported improved demand for cash wheat
There was an impression also that the crop
of winter wheat has been oyerestimated.
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Cotton,

GALVESTON, July 15.-Cotton easy; mid
ding, 7c; low middline, 61Ac: good ordinary
&c: net anu 1--cssSreceipts 20 bales; export:
Weekly net and gross receipts, 1852; eX.
ports coastwise, 2,701: spinners, 10: sales 29s
NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-Cotton dull; mid
ding, 7c; low middling, 614c; good ordinary,
&c: net receipts. Loss bales; gross, l22I sales,
3OO stock, 102 046
Weekly net receipts, 62s3; gross, 1854; ex-
ports, continent, IS; coastwise, 2,&3S; sales,
4S50.
fair demand; sales. 5000 bales, of which
1000 were for speculation and export and
included 1900 American; futures closed easy.
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NEW YORK, July 15-Business in drygood5
was more active in some directions, though
in u general way improvements is only fndi-
Gated. Print cloths advanced to SIC, with
large sales and refusal ofInanufacturers to
sell any more at that price. Low grade
bleached goods advanced &c, as also fat
fold cambrics. Should prints ADVANCE ging-
hams are likely to do so also. Sales of print
cloths this week will be nearly 200 pieces on
contract to January.
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Miscellaneous.

BEANs-New crop of New York and Michigan
peas, 81 9cC12 90 p bu. hand-picked medium, 81 s.
al 80 p bu: Lima, new, 3A03Hc; PennsyiYan1a
and Ohio beans, q COOL 20 y bu.
BEEswAx-Choice yellow. 3aD35c; dark. 25@cSc.
HONEY-New crop white clover 16117c p ID;
bpckwheat, 1a015c.
HoMINY-New. 81 75 p Dbl of 200 fbs.
TALLow-Country, 31e94c p fb: city, 464lsc.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese, 50@6Oc . fb;. No
do. 4Sd50c: mixed. 25@35c.
PEANUTs-Green, 4@5c . fb; do roasted 81 Is
al 35 per bushe.
CIDER-Sand refined, &6 1907 90 p Dbl.
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Dairy Products.

Firmness continues to rule in this line, with
Ohio cheese unusually scarce. The drift of prices
is upward, follows:
BUTTER-Elgin creamery, 21@23c: Ohio cream
cry, lS92Oc; fancy country roll l+9l5c; low grades
and cooking, 10012c: grease. 5ll6c.
CHEEsE-Ohio. new, 99Sl3c; New York. 91s0lOc;
fine fall make, fancy new Wisconsin Swiss blocks
In tubs, 1S@1SJkc for new, I5Gi6c for old: lin,
burger, l0@l1c; Ohio Swiss. 1240l3c, to quality
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LIVE STOCK,

Movements and Prices at the Principal
Points.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July Is.
CArrLE-Receipts, sl9 head; shipments, s79
bead; market steady at unchanged prices;
no cattle shipped to New York to-day.
HoGs-Receipts, 200 head; shipments. 1,6OO
head: market steady; all grades, $5 9o@6 10:
cars of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
SHEEP-Receipts, l200 head; shipments,
1900 head; market fair at unchanged prices.
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| about unchanged prices. Four-basket crate Mis-
slsfpph, hphI LohaIoes s arvIgnSs AZ :. n abbage
brought q 25CD1 so per crate and barrel, onions
g 90 per barrel, cucumbers 5O975c per S-bushel
basket and celery 2SG30c.
Potatoes were quoted firm at 81 2502 so per bar
rel from store with the freight yards pretty well
cleaned up,
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to limit production, though one furnace, tho
Vanderbilt, has gone ont of blast for re.
pairs. It expects to be idle about one
month. The prevailing opinion among pro-
ducers is that the situation will not likely
improve for some months.
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Eggs and Poultry.

Chickens, ducks and young geese were the only
stock in the poultry line sale to-day, and quota
tions were readily obtained and eggs were
ported little frmer without being any higher
Quotations:
Eggs Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio,
159l6c; 1c additional for candled stock.
POULTRY-Sprfng chickens. 50165c per pair; old
chickens 7G9s0c; ducks, 65@7oc; geese, 7O975c.
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FLOUR Uobbers' prices)-Fancy brands. s5 0O@
25: standard winter patents. 81 S5d5 90: spring
patents "a sos 90; straight winter "a 5O94 7o clear
winter. a 25(14 so: xxx bakers, "a OOd4 IS; rye,
u 25C14 50.
MLLFEED-No. white middlings, GIG 0NGE 90:
No. white. middlings. SIS 0G6015 60: winter wheat
bran. sl4 009l4 so: brown mddlings, sl4 G09l4 20.
HAY-No. timothy, sl3 5O914 90: No. tim
othy. $l1 0O@l1 50: mixed clover and timothy.
81 6O@l2 co. packing IS 5o9s 90; wagon hay SIS 90
srKAw-wheat, s6 5oa7 90; oat, q 5o@s 90.
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Dragging Along a, Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July b.-GSpecidt 1.-The.
iron market drags along without feature and
not Quotable. The1ong practice of selling
from day to day at such figures as were OBJ
tainable still rules. There Is no movement
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Prices of Steel BilIets and Slabs

4
The following are the weekly prices of
steel billets: the highest and lowest for the
mast six months taken from actual transac-
tions published in THE DISPATCH iron re-
mort at the date mentioned: Highest, Janu-
ary 4 S25 OO626 90: lowest, May 19, S22 $50
% so The sales from january to March 81
reached l63, ,0O6 tons; from April / to June 81,
"a 500 tons: total for six months, $50 500 tons
This table will be found valuable at the
present time.
WEEKLY PRICE OF STEEL BILLETs AND SLABS
FOR THE PAST SIX MONTHS.
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PHILADELPHIA. July l5.-[SpecfaL l-Rogers,
Brown and & Co. say: The volume of busf.
ness has been good this week The sales Of
pig iron have been confined mostly to Lake
Superior charcoal, to malleable iron works
and foundry irons and to agricultural manu-.
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Grain. FIour and Feed.

Only one transaction occurred on call at
the Grain and Flour Exchange to-day-one
car high mixed shelled corn, five days, 5414c.
The bids and offers which follow were with
out significance, and. on the whole, quota
tions may be considered nominal, owing to
the absence of trading of consequence:
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MONETARY.

Money is in exc essive supply, but lenders
generally demand full rates, which are, as
for some time past, 5@6 per cent on call and
time loans. Eastern exchange is abundant
and currency in little better supply.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Money on call easy
at l1a@2 per cent; last loan IL; closed offered
cent; sterling exchange quiet but steady at
$4 81 for 60 day bills and 81 SSH for demand.
Clearing HouSe Figures.
Pittsburg-
Exchanges. 7S4 0S1 ~
1So 100 %
Same day last week:
Excnanges. 6Sl, $40 46
Balances. ......................... 49, AL q
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NEW YORK, July l5.-Pig iron dull; Ameri-
can. S13 5o@l5 co. Copper steady; lake, Sll Esq
IL IS. Lead easy: domestic S4 l0G4 10. TIN
firm; straits, SCI O0Q2l TO-
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HEx-diyidend.

TEX-d1V1dend.
The unlisted street railway securities
closed as follows: P. & B. Traction, 25ssa@251s;
do 5s, 10l@l0l13: Duquesne Traction, 2S@2s13;
do %, l000l0O1; p, A. & M. Traction, 1910
46; do IS. 1867 asked.
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81 to Ohio Pyle and Return Tomorrow.
Special train leaves B. & o. r. R. depot at
sos A. NJ,