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San Francisco Melt ATarxet.

wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 696I2c; second quality
Size: third do. 4(15c
VEAL-Larse. 6117c; small Calves, 6I5@7c.
MUTTON Wethers. 913@l0c; Ewes, 913GlOc.
LAMB-Spring Lamb, l5GlSc = 10.
POEK-Live Hogs. 4Is&lI4c 2 10 for heavy hard
granted and +1a8 45sC for light average do stock
Hogs, 34A CSC & 10; dressed do, I98c e To-
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rnSrp0NEMENT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
L the CruikshaEk Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed un I'll MONDAY February l, 1892 at 3
O'Clock noOn at the Office OF the Company, Room 8,
n %. 2ll Sansome street. San Francisco. Cal. by
order of the Board OF Directors
ia2 I'd LKNkSr J. KOCH. AncretarY
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POSTPONEMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
j the CruiksAauk Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 2, 1892 at IA
o'clock noon, aL the Office OF the Company, Room D,
No. I'll Sansome street san Francisco, OAL By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH. oecretsrY.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nBLIEoUENT SALE NoTIcE-oB UIKsHANE
- Geld Miaing Company. Location Of prineiBaa
sisee OF business, San Francisco. Cal. Location 90
WORKS Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Eotice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account OF Assessment (NO. ~
levied the 9TH day Of July 1891. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
snIPPISG lNrELLIGNNCE.

Arrive.
WEDNESDAY, January 20.
Stmr City o. Rio de Janeiro, Ward gaia days I'm
HOng-Kong via Yokohama y days, via Honolulu
SL2 days; pass and mdse, 10 Pacific Malt Co.
stmr NOyo Drisao, IA hours from NoyO;
1900 ties to Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Stmr NewbeTn. Won Helms, II days from Quay
mas; pass and mdse. to Goodall. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Leland. 90 hours from Newport.
etc: pass and mdSe, to GoodaI, Perkins Il co.
schr Jennie Grifhn, Campbell. II hours from Bo-
dega; 40 bxs butter. to Ross Hewlett
Schr Mary Eta Hammond, SO hours from Fisks
MILE 70 cords wood. to Bender Bros
Schr BIZ the Butcher, johnson, 36 hours from
Bowens Landing; lumber, TO Haywood Hackley
Berkeley direct
Cleared
WEDNESDAY, January 20
Stmr Santa Cruz, Green. San Diego; GoodaIl, Per-
stmr Empire. Moe, Nanamo: r. D Chandler.
schr Transit Jorgenson, Honolulu; Williams,
Schr San Diego. sealing; Wheeler.
saiIsl.
WEDNESDAY. January 20.
Stmr Arago Langhorne, Coos Bay.
Stmr Empire Moe Nanaimo.
Stmr Corona, Debuey, san Diego
Stmr Pomona Hannah, Eureka
Br stmr wellington, Locke Nanalmo.
stmr Del Norte, stoe,feth, Coos Bay.
Bark Chas Kenuey, Hansen. Tacoma.
Bktn Monitor Iverson, Eureka.
Schr Lily l., Scott. sealing.
Schr Salvador, Peterson. Seattle.
Tele :rtpi,ic.
POINT LOBOS-January 20-lO p M-weather
thick; wind S; velocity s miles
Domestic Ports.
TACOMA-Sailed Jan 20-Schr Annie Larsen. -
MENDOCINO-Sailed Jan 20-Stmr Point Arena
for San Francisco. =
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Jan 2O-Stmr Prota c.
ton, hence Jan 10.
NAVARRo-Arrived Jan 20-Stmr Navarro, from
RedondO
Sailed Jan 2O-Stmr South Coast, for San Fran
cisco.
CAsPAR-saued Jan 2O-stmr Caspar, for San
CLEONE-Arrived Jan 2O-stmr Greenwood, hee
EUREKA-salel Jan 2O-stmrs Humboldt aud
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MORNING SALES.
boards Safe Deposit, AIS; 3 s I GasIight
66Iq: 10 90. $50 3; 10 Water 96fz So do, 865s:
so Safety Nitro Powder. GA.
Streets Bank OF California, 2J6.
AFTERNOON sALE&
Board-I5 Giant Powder, 66; 90 Safety Nitro
Powder 914,
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CRADLE SONG.

Ere the moon begins to rise
or q star To shine.
All the blueUells close their eyes
So close thine,
Thine, dear thine
Birds are sleeping In the ness
ON the SwAVing bough,
thus against the mOther-breaSt-
SO sleep thou,
Sleep. sleep, sleep
Thomas Bailey AidrIch i'm the Independent
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NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Wall street to-day showed
every indication OF having recovered from both the
Chilean war scare and the Missouri Pacific war
scare. The tone of t0-day's market was therefore.
the exact OF yesterday. and from the open
ing there excellent demand for stocks while
offerings comparatively light. All leading
shares materially higher tonight. and the
most important gains comprise; st. Paul pa
sugar. Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, Reading aud
Omaha each avs, Union Pacific l$4, Burlington
15s. Governments steady. Petroleum closed at
62i4c.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-Unttec States Bonds-4's
ll61a: do. 2s 1905 Northern Pacific. 2414: Ca
madam Pacific. ga: Central Pacific 326s: Onion
Pacific, At fs AtchisOn and Santa Re, Al IS Wells
Fargo. l40 Western Union. 80; Silver 921sc;
Sterling, 81 S312@4 5ta.
Wheat-FebruaTy, 81 O21sc. FIour-Steady. Coffee
sl2 80. Sugars 7-l6@312c hops-Pacifc Coast,
2U(G27c. Hides lac. COpper-Lake. 81. Tin
Spot $40 72Ia. Lead - Domestic, 50 -. Iron,
$l5. Petroleum, 62I4c.
HOPS.
Hops are very firm In tone. but business is moder-
ate. The interior markets are strong. London is
steady but German show slight decline.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
unchanged; redued quiet; pOVdered. cubes and
moIders' A. 4 6-l6c; confectioners A, 4c; others
unchanged.
Cunee-Trading was light at the opening. Later
business was fair, with a firm tone, and 10 to 5
points advance. Sales, 1900 bags. January,
SI2 IS: February. $l2 so; March, $l2 80. Rio
firm at 100 relS advance.
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:

Following were the in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR sEssION-q:30 A. NJ.
400 Andes rs 400 CPOint..l 40 40 ODhir.. $40
$OO3aItimOre 80 80 Excnq e.. 40 5UPeerless. 20
500 Belcher. 2 20 $50 GS O.l4U Potost...l. 80
$50 ....2 IA 500 ....... 30 90 Savage. i 19
2OOBIx f.2I5 $50 II a. Nl.O5 100 Scorpion. 20
100 ..... 2 55 400 Justice 30 100 S 1916 M.
200 BuillOn..l3O rs ............26 b 10 ......1O
100 ChaII O.. 90 800 MexcanI S5 100 New. 90
$50 Oh ,ilar 80 90 Occtd .. 100 80
100 G AVA I4 bio ....45 400 Union. 80
225 ...4 4. 30 $50 Overm...I 10 $50 Titan ...... As
800 Con NY.45l 800 ...,....I Is 100 JackJ.. l. 20
AFTERNooS sEssIoN-2:30.
$50 AIuha. 30 EUREKA n 1870 Oyerm. LIS
300 Alta... 55 200 ExcnQ... As $50 POtOsi. SO
800 Belcher. "a $50 q SO I65l5U Savage. l. SIS
600 2. 20 800 & ...l2O 90 Scorpion 20
$40 i u B.. 234 300 ustIco. 30. 90 SB & Nj 10
300 Chal c. IS 200 MeIcanl 90l5OS New. ia
800 Chonar.1.3 so .........I9j 100 10
$50 .....l 30 800 Mono 100 Union. 80
400 COmth 20 loon Isle. .3U|500 Utah 80
$40 Z 4 v. .8Ia 100 & C...2ti9Ou 40
80 COndd. 2 80 90 Occld.... 700 YJacket. i "A
200 CFOlnU 10 zoo ODhlr 800 20
100 Is 4 Il. .26 20 ..........3.3UI
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Csstoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Cestoria.
Whenshehad Children, she gave them Cagtoria.
Rus % saTuTa 80.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. January 90
Fnclish Wheat Marke..

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20-The spot market is frmeI
at rs Sd. Cargoes are firm at Ais for off coast
4Os Bd for Just shipped and 4Os Cd for nearly due
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New York Niarkefs.

LONDON Jan. 90 -COnsols. % rs silver. 40 a-I6dt
Rentes. 95f 45c. Bullion out of Bank of England
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POrtIand's Business
Exchange AND BnIlion.

PORTLAND (oregon), Jan. 20. - Clearances
1929 600; balances, $4,000
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SECURITIES.

The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January. IS lad; February
IS Sad; March, IS Id; April. ss l4d May, SIS 2I4d;
rs
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PALACE HOTEL.

g X Smiln, y K
II 4 Williams, Ohio
&C Williams, Santa Ana
& Hamilton, Santa Ana
u J Kramer, fullerton
NJ Henry, HaYwards
J + SHELTON Jr, SactO
L r Johnson. Napa
VI ProudfUot. Uktah
L Bruner, Sacramento
n $ McClatchy, Sacto
/ ID Ryan, Sacramento
S l. Richards, SacramntC
6 W Hopkins, San Mate(
} o Whitney, Oakland
J Mccall. Oakland
3 w GOlding New York
J A Brown, Columbus
) Green, Oakland
G & Gala, California
b MOhau, Mare Island
A 4 Green, Mllbrae
J w GuessfOrd. Truckee
s l. Blodget as, Bak ersii {
5 Ferguson & W, BaErsfl,
w ID Johnson, Fresno
y ! Boone, Red Bluff
G L Anderson, Toronto
Il L Pratt, California
+ + Pinkham, NaCaville
c L wood. Napa
Il & Holly, Vallejo
w Il Bidwell, Stockton
Frank White, Pomona
John Harris, Pomona
pHGQ
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05

layers. q d; Muscateis. 81 IS; California Musca-
tells, 'sl 4U9i 90; Valencia. 54@6c; Ondara valen-
cia, 6k@7c; Sultana. a@l3c; currants, S1@ihc;
Cocoa % nuts RNi 100, Is g; almonds, % Lam. Is. sc;
do. Ivica, 17c; do, shelled soc; walnufs Nap, 1a0
14c: Sicily flberts lie: SMYRNA figs. 1Zgl3c: new
ron = x. H@sac; lemon nom peel. zee; loc . Is: orange
peel 12c.
SUGARs-Cubes. 4xc: powdered. sc: granulated,
&c; confectionery. 4hc: soft white. aAga1c: vel
'0Fi ae segsss pbs q. ao .. Is: medium
hi!1 sassssSe SSl, ssSo 3 81 81 %. No. extra, es
q 10; dairy, . bbl. ii %: coarse crystal hbl
8 2O Higgins Eureka 4-bu sacks, y 80: Higgins
Eureka. 16 14-lb packets. % 06.
Ends: 81 ao@l 40; extra peaches. g 00@2 10; pie
peaches. ss@90c: finest corn q SOL 50: HID: Co.
corn. q 009 10: red cherries. u COOL 10: Lima
marrowfat peas. soeSsl 10: scaled peas. sSa75c:
pineapples u 200l 30: Babama do. S2 co. damson
GsssrSl. co. s.
= isSa .: d!'s1; % green gags ss s. DO ess plans,
IS: extra white cherries % 7s@2 s.: raspberries.
u 1901 Is: Strawberries. 96c0sl 10: gooseberries,
Il SOL Sol 50: biscESerries soc: ;uccoissi a.D cans
beef. a:n cans. i sss1 70; In cans. II %: baked
ereI lis cans. boiled. 81 50: sardines, domestic,
rs. = 0O@4 10; rs, s. so: sardines, imported. AS.
5o@1 60: sardines imported hs: e 90; sardlnes,
mustard, 80 40; sardines, spiced. s3 80.
bbl; extra No. do mess. go 90: No. shore mack.
sreI. 90 80: No large m.cke5el: sls 60; No co 3
White sh. 50 Per III 1oo half s. 3d. pei Lake % sroat Tt
rs 80 per half Dbl. Finnan haddies, 10c per d. Ice
land hali6ut 12c per b. Pickerel. half bbls; CO.
quarter %. u 90. Holland herring, 7oc. Walkon
OATaEAL-s4 z5@s 90.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at Grain Exchange: l car No.
white oats 35c, days: car same, S5c, 10
days. Receipts as bulletined, 81 cars. By
Ptttsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway
4 cars of oats, of middlings, l of corn, 6 of
hay, l of feed, 6 of flour. By Pittsburg, Gin
CHINA ii and st. LOUIS cars of hay, of bran,
2 of oats. 2 of corn. By Baltimore and Ohio
2 cars of oats By Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Q cars of hay, Of malt, l OF flour. By Pitts
burg and Western-l car of hay, / of wheat,
l of corn.
Receipts of grain and hay are still liberal
and supply is more than equal to demand.
Spot shell corn is firm. Oats are steady. Hay
and millfeed are quiet at quotations.
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
from store:
WHEAT-No. red. $685. No. 8 red, 91@32c.
CORN-NO. yellow ear. 4S148@c: high mixed ear,
47@4711c; mixed ear, 459a54c; No. yellow sheiled;
45@%Ic: high mixed shelled, 44GA1sc; mixed
OArs-No. oats 351S@3sc; No. 2 white. s5
@354c; extra No. oats, S31s@34c; mixed oats. SaG
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio. 9O@9lc.
A. F@LoURmnJob6ing @ r. prices.Eancy spring patents.
straight winter, u 5Na4 IS; fancy straight spring.
"a 7515 90; clear winter, "a 25l4 50: straight xxx
bakers. - 25a4 IS. Rye flour. q 75@5 %.
MILLFEED-NO. white middlings. $40 0N619 50
per ton: No; white middlings. 81 5O9iS 90: brown
mlddngs. S6 5o(D17 90: winter wheat bran, sl7 O09
II 30: chop feed. SIS OO@I7 co.
HAY-Baled timothy, choice. $13 5oC014 90; No. l.
l3 OOG:3 50 No. Sll 2J0ll so; clover hay. S11 SO
OH 00 loose from wagon. y13 O0G15 90, according
to 70 gTslity; % prairie hay IS oo@s 50; packing hay.
sTEAw-oats. 81 oo@7 Is: wheat, So oo@s 90: rye.
81 0Q97 Is.
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Groceries.
OFFICE OF THE DISPATCH,
PITrsBU3G. MONDAY. ADril 4,

Monday rarely develops any new features
in this line. The price list stands unchanged.
Sugars are reported firm and coffees the op-
posite. All signs point to lar-e volume of
trade for the week now beginning. Moving
time is over. and good weather. which is
now promised, Will no doubt bring buyers to
the front in large force.
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy, ea9e3c: choice Rio. ny
Government Java. 27@29c; lIaracaibo. 2l@22isc;
Mocha, 2S9 &c: Santos. 2111@2211c; Caracas, $40
oAlsc: La Guayra, 2lh9221hc.
high grades. %. 4O0281sc; old Government JAVA
bulk 3l16@S3c; Maracaibo, Eg9e4c; Santos, l9tt9
25c peaberry. 16kc; choice Rio. 2llTc; prime RIO.
2Ox~: good Rio. 19nc: ordinary. H(9l8c.
SPICES-(whoe)- Gloves. 1G012c: allspice, 1Oc;
cassia. SC: pepper lie: nutmeg, 709Soc.
PETROLEUM Qobbers, prices)-iloo test &c; OHIO.
7x@sc; globe, l4@l41sc elaine. 13c: carnadine lie:
royaline, 14c; red OIL 101@llc; purity, 4c; oeine,
2Ic.
MINERS OIL-No. 1 winter strained, 39@40c per
GAL; summer. 35937c; lard. 52@55c.
SYRUP-COrn syrup. 2Jl12Sc: choice sugar syrup,
A@36c; prime sugar syrup. 3G932c; strictly prime,
II. o. MoLAssEs = Fancy new CROP 40@42c;
choice, 4s94lc; old CROP Ss@Ssc; N. o. syrup, 449
SOC.
soDA-Bi-carb in kegs, 31k@s1c: bi-carb. in Us,
5Ac: b-carb. assorted packages. 54@8c; sal soda,
in kegs INC; do granuated, &c.
.CANDLEs-stsr. full weight. DC; stearine. per
RIcE-Read Carolina. 6X@exc; choice, 5x@sAc:
sTARcH.Tesri. 4c; corn starch, 54@s1lc; gloss
FoRriaS FhUrr-Layer raisins. q %; London
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
HOME SECURITIES.
BUSINESS ON CHANGE SUFFERS FROM
SPRING FEVER.

In the Absence Of Active Support Prices
Show the White Feather The New
fractions Temporarily sholved-Annual
Meeting of the Luster Mining Com pany.
Brokers had rather hard shedding on
Change yesterday. The spring weather
appeared to take the backbone out of the
crowd. Sales were the smallest Of any Mon
day for long time. There was consider
able bidding, but it was difficult to estab-
lish a trading basis.
For the first time 'in a coon's age" there
was no pressure for the new tractions, and
the result was a slight weakening along the
whole line. The old members of this group
about held their own. The natural gassers
were dull but firm, Philadelphia finishing
fraction better than the opening. Switch
and Signal fell or little, and Cable opened
and closed the same
The annual meeting of the Luster mining
Company Has held III the afternoon. The
report Of President H. ID. Gamble showed
that since December there has been taken
out 5000 worth Of free gold, besides having
10000 tons of ore to be chlorinated. There
are two crushers and i've stampers In operJ
alton. The company has no debts, and ex.
poets good results from the large amount of
ore on hand. Tho old Board Of Directors
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05

was reelected with two exceptions. A. NJ.
Block and II. M. Preston are the new mem
bers.
Sales at first call were IS Central Traction
at 8lsk. Is Citizens Traction at 82s4. 10 Bir-
mingiiam Traction at 271s, 10 Mt q, 10 Phila-
delphia Gas at 16 20 Luster at IL
After call, ID shares of Philadelphia Gas
were picked up at HM.
Business and temper OF the first call
caused expectations of considerable trading
ut the second. Signs were not sure indica-
tions, however, as not a sale was seconded.
Third call, 20 citizens Traction at 62A 20
Switch and Signal at l6T.
Bids and offers at each call are appended:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
A BULLISH MARKET.
Chicago Had a Novelty in the Grain De-
partment Neutrality-suspicious. Reports
Livcn Up Matters in the Pit-Wheat
Furnishes All the Sport.

Chicago Had Novelty in the Grain De-
partment Ycsterday-various Reports
Livcn Up Matters in the Pit-Wheat
Furnishes All the Sport.
CHICAGo-There was a decided novelty
in Chicago to-day by a bullish grain market.
Advices of coming blizzard, the reported
opening of the Straits of Mackinaw to navi-
CATION, a falling off of ,749 900 bushels in the
worlds wheat and flour shipments last
week, and decrease of l,e00 900 in country
elevator stock in the Northwest were
among the causes. New York, St Louis, the
North west and a strong class of local people
led the buying. In the sway the reactions
were so Insignificant that early short
sellers ut no time had chance to
cover without pocketing loss
Pardridge fought the market up to a certain
point, when he stopped selling The market
sold off fully Nc from Saturdays close. but
the loss was more than recovered The
early news was not very influential and
volume of business was comparatively light
Cables were quoted heavy and lower Liver.
pool showing I'd decline, and private ad
vices said that Paris was u franc lower
while all domestic markets were weak. The
weather was warm and showery and favor
able for the winter wheat and the news con-
ceruing the prospects of the anti option bill
in Congress was not reassuring
Exports from India. were reported at
700 600 bushels Tor the last week, against
536, ,Oc0 bushels for the previous week, and
foreigners were doing but little at the sea-
board when shortly before IL O'clock the
NAV option had got down to TIC, there
began a gradual hardening process.
The decline started some good buying.
and the market began to harden. Later the
worlds shipments were reported at O,OcO
bushels or 9, ,OO0, coo bushels less than last
week. and decrease in country elevators
in the Northwest during the last week OF
over L 500, 600 bushels gave the market more
strength. Shorts covered freely and scalp
ers bought for a turn on the bull side, result
ing in n steady advance to 79c, eased OF
some and at IL O'Clock was about 7s6c. Dur
ing the last hour prime reported that wheat
is not growing as vigorously as the
weather. would indicate that 1t
should and IL apparently lacking
in vitality. May responded with an
advance to 7g<c. followed by q reaction Of
4, 900 bushels OF cesh whent.mostiy hard, was
sold here to-day at s1<c over the price of
May, and that lilo 600 bushels Of the ordinary
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Borrowers a Little More Eager, but Gener-
al Conditions Unchanged.

Money showed little more animation yes
OF spring trade, but the feature
of the market was the great disproportion
of the demand to the supply. But attacks
there is prospect Of steady reduction as the
season advances and trade expands. Bank
clearings were s., $685. 6A rs and balances $751;
956 Sc.
easy at ~ to per cent; last loan, 2, closed
offered at2
Prime mercantile paper, S34@5H per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet but firm at "a S61a
for 60-day bills and 81 ssA for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 337,-
726 shares, including Atchison, Il, $40; Della
ware and Hudson. II, $50; Eric, q, 800; Lake
Missouri Pacific, $780, Northwestern, 3.S75;
Northern Pacific. pfd, $50; New England,
45262: Reading, R4. 100; st. Paul, $50; Union
Pacific, 10,177.
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THE HOME MARKETS.
LIGHT SUPPLY OF EGGS CAUSE A
SLIGHT ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Receipts of Grain and Hay Liberal aud
Buyers Have the Best OF 1.-THE Gro
cery Trade Is Featureless-Provisions
Remain Unchanged.

Receipts of Grain and Hay Liberal aud
Buyers Have the Best of 1.-THE Gro
cery Trade Is Featureless-Provlsion
Remain Unchanged.
OFFICE OF THE DISPATCH,
PITTsBURe, MONDAY. April L..
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Jobbing prices:
The receipts of eggs by the Ohio river were
much lighter to-day than was generally an
ticipated, and markets in this line are firm
at an advance of 1c per dozen on prices of
last week. A few such warm days as to-day
will no doubt bring a sufficiency to the
front, and lower prices would likely be the
result. Poultry is in fair demand, and mar
kets are steady at the decline noted last
week. New Southern vegetables are COM
ing IN freely and the movement is fairly ac-
tive. Last seasons stock of vegetables is
slow. Old things are passing away, and the
time is near when all things will become
new in the line of farm garden products.
Creamery and country butter are in better
supply than they have been of late, and mar
kets have lost somewhat of their strength.
Prices however, are unchanged.
APPLEs-s1 7zae so per barrel.
BUTTEK-Crcanery Elgin. 3.t032c: Ohio brands.
os@2sc: common country butter, F@lsc; choice
bean BEASsNNew York and Michigan pea. 81 s5ca1 90:
marrowfat. s. 19@2 8: Lima beans. as@sac per Id;
BEEswAx-Cholce, ao9s2c per lb; low grades. 2
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-New. 2N@214c per ID.
cheese. l9@l2lsc: Limburger, 1S9l3Hc: Wisconsin
swetzer, full cream, is1f@iEsc; imported sweitzer.
CiDER-Country cider. s. oo95 so per barrel;
CRASBEKk1Es~Per box, 81 sol 50; per barrel.
EGGsNStrictly fresh. 14@l5c; goose eggs, SOC per
dozen.
DRIED FhUITs-Peaches. halves. SIC; evapo-
rated apples. 79sc: apricots. sole: biackberries
5I6c: raspberries 1SDlS5c: hucklebcrrles, &c; Cal
HoNEY-New crop. white clover. F@1sc; Cali
f0sp.1 MarlS hsssy sYs6f@SsS 5f9lSs p 9SSsc gallon.
MAPLE SUG ,R-7(GSc p f6..
onion sETs-YeIow Erie. Sc oO9s so; Jersey,
Y-Alivr-Chickens. 709SJc per pair;
live turkeys 1l@l3c q fb; ducks. s5c@si 90 pair;
live geese. soc@s 20 pair: dressed chickens. l4g
PoTAToEs-Carload lots, on track. sGgs5c: from
store. 4OG45c bushel; Jerseys 81 1903 90; Jersey
sweets, 81 SOP 70 per barrel.
SEEDs-Western rccleaned medium clover. job
bling at ssd a. ammgs cace sG tos Rross e fSr
orchard grass. 81 70; milet, 81 Is: German. 81 0
Hungarian 10; fine lawn. 25c per ID; seed buck
TALLow-C ountry, &c: city rendered, 4ysc.
TROPICAL FRUITs-LemoIs, fancy Messina. @ 50
g s "a FSran &C. aaasss 5 81 G s see.
onds: Persian dates 4I95c per pound layer figs u
@l4c per pound: Malaega grapes. sia cC9ls 10 for
VEGETABLEs-Cabbage, new Florida. % 1894 90
crate; old. g oo@3 soa barrel; Havana onions.
rel; Eaie q soSi rs barrel;new Florida tomatoes,
p so bushel crate; celery 34950c per doz ;turnips
q oo@l e5 a barrel; Havana potatoes. 3 5oSS o.
barrel; spinach, 81 90 barrel; new beets. SOC
dozen,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
Refused; On Account of His Shape.

he1uSe0j vi ACCOUNT OF r1lS ONdpe'
Fat is burdensome: too little is dan
gerous. Health requires enough for
daily use and little more for reserve
and comfort. If you have too little
use Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. 1t
aids digestion, increases the appetite
and stores up healthy fat. Prof.
Coleman says of it: 81 tried the
effect of Hof's Malt Extracr. Its use
was followed by marked effects: (1.)
Food which had hitherto been found
to pass the alimentary canal un-
changed, digested properly. a.
There appeared an increased power of
evolving animal heat and storing up
fat"
Beware of substitutes. The gen.
uine has the signature of "Johann
Hoff" on the neck of every bottle.
Eisner & Mendelson Co. Sole Agents
and Importers of Mineral Waters, E
Barclay street, New York. Tu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
grade Chicago No. 2 had been exchanged on

grade Chicago No. had been exchanged on
even terms for May.
Business in the corn pit was of the Slim
NEST proportions but the feeling was nrm
ment. Fluctuations we're confined to q
range Of 80. Operators contended that 1t
means further poor grading and perhaps de-
creased deliveries from first hands. Oats
were traded in literally, the deferred
months securing more attention. Prices ad-
vanced N@hc. closing at almost outside
figures. Stagnation was the rule in the pro-
vision pit. The market was easier on lib
eraI receipts Of hogs and l0c lower prices at
the yards. Compared with last night May
pork is Off 121&c lard &c and ribs nc.
The leading futures ranged as follows. as cor
rected by John NJ Oakley Co., Is Sixth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade: