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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-21

spot and october. 7tlI@74Kc; December,
76sS@76ssc: May. Ssz0sIc: steamer No. red,
69QSs1c: receipts, IS 26s bushels; snipmentss
l550Sl bushels; stock. l90o. .slo bushels; sales,
4s5l@4ssSc; October. 4sssc bid; year. 47047Nc;
january. 46N@t7c; receipts, eo.6ss bushels:
shipments. SNI bushels; stock, i99,0l3
ssiss sa SSss
2 mixed Western, s6146S6c; receipts. 5000
bushels: stock. l7s,o7l bushels. Rye steady;
no 2. ssssc; receipts. 1856 bushels; stock stock
Coffee dull. Other articles UNCHANGED. No
session of Corn and Flour Exchange FRIDAY
and Saturday.
Philadelphia - Flour steady on desirable
Sq sprdng wheat Patenss WSsas p%ssa
No. red. in export elevator. 7Mc;
.ober, 74l@745sc; November. Hk0HNc; De. Dc.
market underwent little change and closed
steady: local carlots in small supply a9o
firmer, but quiet; ungraded white in gram
depot ACC; No. 3 mixed, track, 6Oc: no: y,
tober, 4sH@4s5<c; November. asH@'sAc;o DE De.
cember, 4s@4skc; January, 4sGis4e; oats
steady but little doing; No. white ! S.s; n g.
vember, 37s1@ss1lc; December, sS0ss1Sc; jan
uary, ssH@Ssc.
Minneapolis-TEere was very little inter.
est taken in wheat futures to-day owing 20
the adjournment of the Chicago board: me
cash market was the point of chief interest;
There was a very good demand Tor NO. !
Northern, l5i cars sold at 691ac, with 29 carsst @
6y31c. No. Northern sold principally at 6oc,
l02 cars going at that price, A at 6Sac ana ~
at Csc. Receipts of wheat here were osl
cars, and at Duluth and Superior. S1I cars.
Close: May, 1880; October, 6s7zc: December;
6914c. On track: No. ! hard, 7oAc: NO. !
Northern, es1lc; No. 2 Northern, 640e6c.
Administrations que.; wheat easier;
December, 1850; No. spring, CSC; No.
Northern. 73c. Corn dull: No. 3. sc. Oats
steady; No. white, 3s11@sSc; NO do'
sS ssss Rys BaTiy aais Sqis' So se ssme
quiet. Pork-october, sll Is Lard-octo-
Der, 81 45 Recefpts-Flour. 1,s0o barrels;
wheat, s., 500 bushels: barley, 1lO 700 bushels:
Shipments-Flour, 800 barrels; wheat, 6O0
bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
Cincinnati-Flour barely steady. Wheat
lower: No.2 red, 70@7lc: receipts 100 bushels:
shipments. 900 bushels. Corn easier; No. ?
mixed, A@45c. Oats easier; No. mixed,
S2@33c. Rye quiet; No. 2 67c. Pork
firm at sl2 3715. Lard strong at IS o. Bulk
meats firm at 81 75@s 90. Bacon quiet at
So $1,000 50. Whisky steady; sales 944 barrels
at 81 Is. Butter strong. Sugar nrm. Eggs
strong Mt lie. Cheese strong.
old, SIC; new, 5s1z@59c; No. 2 red, 6l11Q62Hc.
Corn higher: No. 2 mixed 34@341ac; No. .
white 3515@56c. Oats steady: NO. mixed,
25%@26c: No. white, s715@2Sc. Eggs firm at
HGI1Sc. Recefpts-Wheat, l07, 900 bushels;
corn, Il, 900 bushels; oats, none. Shipments
oats, none.
oats: canal freights strong. Receipts,
wheat, 473,OG0 bushels; corn, 25S00 bushels.
Shipments, wheat 80 bushels; corn. 5000
bushels.
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Provisions.
Dairy Products.


Dairy Products.
N@29c; choice to fancy country roll, 23@4c: fair to
medium grades. f@sic: low grades. la0l5c; cook
ing. 9@i1c: grease. 5@7c.
Che E@sE.Ohio. @ io1@iis: New York. 1lhgliHc;
lih@lsc: Wisconsin .weitzer. in tubs, ls0l3nc;
nmburger, 1a@llc; Ohio Swiss. 121s@l3.
--.. .... Eggs and Poultry.
EGGs--strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, no
PoULTRY-Live-Spring chickens. 45@soc per
pair Tor small to medium sized and 55960c for extra
large: old chickens 60070c; ducks. 5596oc: geese,
75c0el O0: turkeys. 1A915c per lb. Dressed-Chick-
ems, H@l6c per ID; ducks, I5@16c: turkeys. E@lSc,
Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.
Cranberries were unchanged to-day at
81 25@, so per box and 81 OO0s 90 per Dbl;
demand moderate.
Quotations on fruit: kpples, So 0004 90 per
barrel, the latter for choice stock ia large
sugar barrels; peaches, 50 25@2 rs per crate;
pears, 81 0007 % per Dbl and 50 0O@3 90 per
keg: ounces, 50 50Q4 so per bbl; Concord
grapes, zoe per s-lb basket; Jamaica oranges,
Sc 00@7 90 per Dbl: lemons, s. 0e@5 80 per box;
bananas, 81 25G2 25 per bunch; pineapples,
12014c each by the Dbl.
bage, 81 5O@I IS per Dbl and IS OO@7 90 per
100: onions, s. 5O@2 IS per Dbl for red and
yellow and 81 25@l 35 per box for Spanish;
turnips, 81 26@9 50 per Dbl; rutabagas, 81 00Q
! 26 carrots, 81 0002 25; parsnips, 81 25@2 81;
celery, 25@50c per dozen.
Irish potntoes 70075c per bu from store
and 6o@6tc on track; Jersey sweets. 81 500
s 90 per Dbl; Baltimore do, 81 7502 90
Fish.
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AVERY STRONG CLOSE.
Speculation in Railway Shares
Stimulated by Big Earnings.
READING MOVES UPWARD AGAIN.
Eipper and the Industrials Prominent for
Strength.
BIG FOUR SCORES A GOOD ADVANCE

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-The stock market
DISPLAYED greater strength to-day than ex-
pected in view of the protracted holiday,
the Stock Exchange having resolved to
keep closed until Monday morning next
The early trading STANDARDIZATION that
the bears intended it possible to use the ap-
preaching holiday as q pretext for reac-
tion. New England was sold with consid-
erable freedom down to 435z, decline of
nearly point from last nights closing. A
few other stocks were also raided. but frac-
tional declines resulted in bringing in large
buying orders for the railroad as well as the
industrial shares and general advance fol-
lowed.
Speculation in the railway list was stimu-
lated by advices of heavy freight and pas
senger traffic over the Western lines. "Big
FouI" advanced and Others Hto l per cent,
the prices attained being the best for some
time Reading, which has been heavy for
some days, started on the up track and ad-
vanced over point, but lost half the I'M
provement before the close Northern
Pacific preferred advanced a little over q
point and held firm to q close at about 30.
The general market closed firm.
Railroad bonds were quiet and the market
presented no special feature.
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GENERAL MARKETS. .

New fork-FLoUR-Receipts 1000 pack
ages: exports. 37O0 barrels, q, 500 sacks; dull
and weak; Sales, $3.50 barrels.
CoRNMEAL-Dull and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, AS 600 bushels: exports,
sSo0co bushels; sales, 10000 bushels fut-
ures, l2S00G bushels spot; spot dull and
lower. closing steady: No. red, 1lz@71Hc
store and elevator; 772+Q7Sc afinat, 7S19@7gzc
65I75c: No. l Northern, SIC: No. 2 North
ern, Ti4@1514c; No. 2Milwaukee, 76@761lc:
opnons were very dull, consequent upon
the holiday at the West and absence OF re-
ports; trading entirely local; No. red, De-
tember, 20 5-l6@795sc. closin at 1890: JAN
uarv. s07s@slc, closing at sO7sc; May, SIS 1916
QS61hc, closing at S6l6c.
RYE dull: Western, 5S@6lc.
The coffee exchange will be closed on FRI
day and Saturday of this week. The Pro-
duce ard Cotton Exchanges will be open on
Saturday as usual.
BARLEY dull.
BARLEY MALT quiet: Western, 70@5oc.
CoRN-Receipts, l3S U00 bushels; exports, II,
600 bushels; sales, a6O. 600 bushels futures,
81 600 bushels spot; spot dull and easier; No.
:, 491sG4Slzc elevator; 495s@i9slc afioat: un-
graded mixed, 4S@50c: oplions were dull at
&c lower, closing steady: December. 503z@
50tsc, closing at 501sc: January, u15@505zc,
bls4c.
OArs-Receipts, ils.oOo bushels; ex-
ports. 800 bushels; sales, 5000 bush-
and frmer: options quiet ana easier; Decem-
Der. 35sz@36c, closing 563lc; No. spot whi g.
gs1S@39c: mixed Western, 3I@36c; white do
3c1i615c: No. Chicago, 35c.
HAY weak and quiet.
HoPs easy anG dull: State, common TO
choice, lS@25c.
GRoCERlEs-Coffee-Op opened barely
steady at 1920 poin Is decline: cl ossd steady,
unchanged 10 20 down; sales. y $50 bags in
cluding October, l5.0jG1 Is. Zoe; November
a. -s0@ i490c; December, l4.6oQ IA. zoe: January,
M450l4.5oc; February. l4.4Oc; March, M35@
lL45c; May, l4.25@ Il. 3Oc: spot Rio quiet and
easier: No. Z. l55s@l6c. Sugar-Raw, dull, and
firm; refined uull and steady. Molasses-
New Orleans dull and firm; good demand
CoTroNsEED Oil quiet and steady.
TALLow quiet and firm.
RosIN qniet ana firm: strained, common to
good, 81 271%Gi 3e1a
TURPENTIyE firmer and quiet at 303<63lI5c
EGGS fresh and frmer but in fair demand;
Western prime 2ss4@s3c: receipts, 4.662 pack.
REes.
HIDES firm aad in good demand.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork strong and quiet
Cutmeats dull anc steady: lniddles inactive;
Lard stronger and quiet: Western steam
closed at SO 05 bid; sales, 600 ticrces; at 50 90
az 05: option sales none: October 50 O5; No
vember. ss IS; December, 81 81; january,
s. S..
DAIRY PRoDUors-Butter in moderate de.
mand and firm. Cheese easy and dull;
part SKINS, 2@7c.
BaItimore-Fiour dull ana unchanged: re-
cepis, LOCI barrels; shipments 2l6 barrels:
sales, l50 barrels. Wheat quiet; No. red
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MERCANTILE TRADE LIGHT.
Owing to the General Preparations for tho
Proper Celebration Of Columbus Day
No Business Of Moment Looked for
Before the Turn of the Week.
THURSDAY, Oct, 20.

GEOPCT OC1cUIouOA O1 OOlUIuUuB O8y-
No Business OF Moment Looked for
Before tho Turn of the Week.
THURSDAY, Oct 20.
Preparations for the Columbus celebra-
tion interfered with business somewhat to-
day, and as Friday will be pretty close
holiday the volume of trade is expected to
be pretty light for the remainder of the
week. The Wholesale houses will be open
during the early hours tomorrow (Friday),
especially the produce commission houses,
but it is not expected that much business
will be transacted after A. n.
Grain shows no signs Of recovering from
its weak spell, and, as will be noticed, corn
and oats are lower.
The first car of new crop California raisins
to reach this point will arrive Saturday.
Sugar is reported stronger for both raw
and refined. Merchandise brokers say they
would not be surprised IL refined was ad.
vanced fraction in the near future.
Receipts OF poultry continue heavy and
prtcos are lower despite steady demand.
Eggs continue to be quoted at 2l@22c for
strictly fresh, but 1t is said that most sales
are at 2lc. Stocks are light.
Coffee remains steady to strong despite
better crop reports from Brazil.
The Grain and Flour Exchange adjourned
this morning until the usual hour Saturday
morning.
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Low grades ooa2 rs
| Ry.. Hour !, -. .,,,,. .,,, SOFAS rs
| Spring bakers 41a3 50
MILLFEEpENo. / white middlings. Sls oo0l9 co..
No Whifc n,iJdiings 1i6 50iaI7 50. Winter Wheat
bran ~ as z;aI5 "a. brrn % migdanss si5 5cSs 50:
chon "a ,nSs2 ngS,S NJ ~ ''' 'Ss' W.
othy Az 7is N N9 20 tnStbT 20 80 1a,i %:
mixed cioyeg and timothy sis oGais So: nackinS.
| Si5 ss 09SIS ~ %. 70 ''ss' W. "~oA A-''
sTR1w~Wheat. Is 1906 90; oat, ss o09s Is; rye.
' w.
c-oc.ra..
sUeARs-Patent cut-losf. exc; cubes, 5.se: pow
eeIed. SIC; granulated !standardl. SIC: con-
| 4Mc; fair yellow, 4A@4tc; common yellow. 40
4tG. -.
q la-2oc; second grades, &n92iNc: fancy grades,
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paid seml-annu.lly instead Of quarterly in

paid semi-annually instead Of quarterly in
Financial Notes.
Sproul & Co. sold 20 shares Fidelity Title
and Trust Company at 1907
The Bank Of England has advanced Its
rate OF discount from per cent to sper
cent.
c. Burkhalser & Co., wholesale grocers at
Nos. l2l and 123 Hudson street, Now York,
assigned to-day Preferences were given
hi s, Mcfure, assistant secretary OF the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, OF
Wheeling, writes to THE DIsPArcH as follows:
"Under the head of Financial Notes in your
issue OF the 18th inst. you have, doubtless
Internationally, done us an injury. in stat
stockhoiders, voted to retire the company.
As this company has never been In better
financial condition, no such move has been
made or is oontemplated. we trust shas
you have to the error. Your mistake mas
probably followed the notice of the winding
up of the 4Etna Fire and Marine Insurance
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, at its meeting yesterday, declared
dividend Of per- cent for the SIX ssn
'Tas s w. We're ans against
for September, 1891 The directors also de-
clared n dividend OF per cent on the stock
of the Washington Branch Railroad on It's
OuSlnoSS ZOE tu0 oAA AAoAsno 0AueA wy SS'~>
ber.30.
A report of the meeting OF the stockhoId-
ers of the p, A. & N. Traction Company,
held this afternoon, Will be found on an
other page of this issue.
The stockholders of the Colorado Coal ana
Iron and the Colorado Fuel<Companfes ae
thcir meeting to-day in New York, ratined
the consolidation of the two concerns: The
now company will be known as the Colorado
Fuel and Coal Company. The capital stock
is 80 $50 O00 OF which So, ,250, 900 will be dis
tributed to the Colorado Company. The
Colorado Coal and Iron Company Is also TO
receive 80 per cent in the stock OF the new
development company which has been
formed to take over the agricultural and
town lot property Of the Colorado Coal and
In the New York Court of Common Pleas
to-day before Judge Pryor the complaint in
the suit brought, by Howard j. Foraker as
receiver Of the Rochester and Pittsburg
Railroad Company against Walston II.
Brown, Frederick A. Brown and Herbert +.
Brown, bankers, sl,ooo,o 600 being involved:
that all action for an accounting could not
lie. but that au action should have been
brought for money had and received.
Messrs, Pinkertou, McKelvey, Barbour,
Hill q Co. and Watt sold Philadelphia Com
pany and Lawrence & Co. and Morris 4
Brown were the chief buyers. Hill q Co.
and Barbour operated on both sides.
Hill & Co. sold Citizens traction to Caster
and Fritz sold P. & B. traction to Hill q GO.
and Carothers.
McCutcheon took 100 Pleasant Valley from
Hill & Co. and bid for more. g..
ruo.Sn<~ Spuotot1ona
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Tontps Accounts Called All Ri<hs

PHILADELPHIA, OCT 2o.-A statement
has been issued by public accountant,
whom the Order of Tonti employed since
the suit for receivership to ascertain its
condition. The report shows that the order
has disbursed to benefciaries 81, 3O4, ia on
warrants, and tho assets of the order are
put at 81, ,642, 1884. The accountants invss-
tigation disclosed that all balances were
correct and all securities of safe character,
and that the present supreme officers have
managed with scrupulous honesty the funds
entrusted to them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-21

st. Louis-Cattle receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments not ,reported: market strong on all
grades: fair to choice heavy native steers,
Indian steers. 50 0003 90; Gamers, 81 2OG
25. Hogs-Receipts. 4, 900 head; shipments
not reported; market 10c lower; heavy. s. 40
0b 20; packing. s. 1o@5 60; light, s. 30@5 IS.
Leo head: shipments not
reported; market strong; fair to choice
native nun ons. So so04 so; some fancy
brought S. 80; Texas sheep range So 1894 rs.
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Cotton.

GALVESTON. Oct. e0-Cotton firm; mid.
ding. 1-l6c;low middling,7 3-16c; good ordin
ary, 11-l6c; net and gross receipts. o 276 bales
exports to Great Britain, f,2S6 bales: to
coastwise. 3929 bales; sales, 1921 bales; stock,
25,6l6 bales.
higher and closed firm: iniddIinr. TsIc: low
middling. TIC: good ordinary, SIC; net re-
ceipts, 77l6 bales; gross, ,977 bales; exports
to Great Britain, II ESQ bales: to France ZIG
bales; to the Continent. 2,778 bales; sales,
:, 800 bales; stock, l45, 900.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Tho bullion in tho Bank
past week The proportion Of the Bank Of
England's reserve to liability, which last
week was ALA per cent. is now 40. .6s per cent.
Amount Of bullion Withdrawn from Fthe
Bank OF England on balance to-day, E40S,00
PARIS, Oct 20.-Three per cent rentes, 99f
Is confines for the account. Tho weekly
statement OF the Bank of France shows an
increase Of 6oo.ocof gold and q decrease Of
1,277, ,000f silver.
LONDON. Oct. %. 4 r.sH.-Close: Consols,
money, 96 lSil6; do account, 96 1916; New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. frsts 32ssSS;;
onds, IoeI<: Illinois Central, ioesI; Mexican
ordinary, 2s7<, ST. Paul common, sl1z: New
York Central, 1l31z; Pennsylvania, 57x Read
ing, 29x; Mexican Central 4s, 7iL. Bar
discount In -ths open market for both short
and throe-monthsf bills, zzo33< per cent
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Clearing House Figures.
NEW YonK, Oct so.-clearings, slso.sss'

NEW YORK, Oct, O.-Clearings, $780, 81. .s7as
balances, %, ,496.0A
Boston. Oct. 2o.-Clearings. SIS, 100, ,sss; bal
ances, sl,99s.lE Monev. per ceus. Ex-
change on New York. l5G25c discount.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Ciearings, s2.No, 262;
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-Clearings, $12,o46,-
357; balances. $l906,774. Money, 1901 per
cent.
CINCINNATI. Oct. D.-Money 4@e per cent.
Clearings, q, ,6si 100
MExPHls, Oct. 20.-New York exchange
selling ar par. Clearings, $3l6 l4O; balances,
sos, ,079.
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Flour in the Northwest.

MINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, Oct. 20-The North.
D7ste'rs Miller says: The mills did not got
out quite as much flour last week as in the
week before, partly on account of loss of
time by one of them from Q break down.
The amount Of -four made was 22l $40 bar.
rels, averaging 81. sa5 barrels daily. ONLY the
previous weeks run has has ever exceeded
that OF last week. For the corresponding
rels. and in 1890. 16a1So barrels. This week
the same 20 mills are going, and il no ACCT
dents happen they are quite likely to again
average 3S.0O0 barrels per "a hours. While
millers complain of the flour market as
lacking any vim or liveliness, they seem to
be selling about as much as Is being ground
from week to week. "a :
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tAsked

The total sales of stocks to-day were
Sl2 600 shares, including Atchison, $500;
Chicago Gas, 25300: Louisville and Nash
vile, 1900: Northern Pacific preferred. L. 700;
New England. 4S, 500; Reading, 46 300: st. Paul,
1900; Union Pacific. 5000; Western Union.
5000.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, corrected
daily for THE PITTsBURG DISPATCH by Whitney
& Stephenson. oldest Pittsburg members Of New
York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue:
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Bar Silver.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o-[SpecfaL 1-Bar silver
in London l5-l6d lower at SO 5-l6d per ounce.
New York dealers price for silver lLc
lower At S6lc per ounce.
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rBy Associated Press,1

Cbicago-Tbe Evening Journal reports: Cat.
tle-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1000
head; market steadv to strong; choice TO
prime natives, "a 1895 90; others, $3 3Ol4 50;
rangers. ss 5Oa4 90: Texans, 81 s5@a S.: ma,
tive COWS. 81 S5@2 80. Hogs-Receipts, 20 900
head: shipments, g. 600 head; market slow TO 50
lower; rough and common. s. e5@5 IS; mixed
butchers weights, s5 65@5 80; light, s. 50
as IS. Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head: ship
m menss. 1000 head; market steady; natives:
4 so; lambs, "a 00@6 so.
New York-Beeves-Receipts $50 head, all
for export; no trade; feeling firm; dressed
t beef steady at s@s1c @s per lb; shipments
ceipts, 81 head: market steady: veais, IS %
o. 80 per 100 lbs; grassers and Westerns at
81 1908 90. Sheep and Iambs-Receipts, 6591
head: market dull and 1c per pound lower;
dressed muttons steady at 1880 per ID;
dressed lambs dull at s991Sc. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 4,3l6 head, including two cars for
sale; market firm at IS 65QS 10 per 100 lbs.
Kansas City-Castle-Receipts 1900 head,
shipments. $500 head; good cattle were
steady: others very dull and weak: dressed
be8 and shipping steers, 81 so@3 10; cows,
81 1o@2 %; Texans and Indian steers, 81 45;
stockers and feeders, 50 0O03 65 Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; shipments, go head; tho
market opened active and l0@I5c higher,
q clossd 1 5@loc OF the gain lost: all grades,
500 head; shipments, 200 head; the market
was quiet and steady.
Buffalo Il Cattle - Receipts, 1U8 loads
through, sale: market steady, no good cat
tie here. Hogs-Receipts, y loads through,
sale: market steady; heavy corn fed, IS 95
as 90; packers and medium, s5 90l5 o.
sheep and lambs-Receipts, loads through,
10 sale; market slow and weak; choice to
fancy wethers. 81 25@4 so; fair to good sheep,
IS 65@4 %: lambs, native choice to fancy,
IS e595 40; do, fair to good, a 1895 co.
Ctncinnati-Hogs in good demand at a 90
Q5 20: receipts, 1850 head: shipments, 2,l5O
head. Cattle quiet at 81 25Q4 25; receipts,
$50 head; shipments, 1000 head. sheen
steady at - 50@5 90; receipts, 1900 head;
shinments, 800 head. Lambs weak at s. O0
as 76
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o-Pig iron steady and
quiet; American, $l3 O00l5 80. Copper steady;
lake, $1 65@li 80 Lead dull: domestic.
81 so04 90. Tin easier; straits, 90 7002o Is
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Grain. Flour and Feed.

Only one sale occurred on call at the Grain
and Flour Exchange this morning, viz: Ono
car packing hay, i've days delivery, at 81 60
Bids and offerN
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Boston stocks-Closing Prices,
MONETARY.

There 10 nothing to note with respect to
the local situation. Money is in good Supply
and demand and rates are steady at 506 per
cent. Currency and Eastern exchange are
trading even.
AT per cent; last loan, 315; closed offered at l.
Sterling exchange weak at 81 S3N for 60-day
bills and "a S5N for demand.
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The Oil Market.

Range o! the November option: Openfnp.
Sic: highest, Sic; lowest. 5o1Sc: closing,
501c.
.fefined .oil-New York, &c; London. x,<0
15-l6d: Antwerp, 1877
OIL CITY, Oct. 20-National Transit certifi.
Gates opened at Sic; highest, Sic: lowest.
5o1sc: closed; a1s 5oasc. Sales. 1900 barrels:
barrels: runs, 06.5l0 barrels
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Closing Philadelphia ouotation.,

Electric Stocks.
Boston. Oct. 2o.-[SpectaL l-Closing quo
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'-0-A = ~ Carter's Little Liver Pills.
SA0A Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
S> Csrter's Little LIVER Plls.
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st call. cd cait. Sd call.

Total sales, 325 shares stock and IS 90
worth of Electric Scrip. Closing bids and
offers:
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Receipts bulletined; Via. the p, c., C. &
st. LII car corn, cars oats, Is cars hay, 4
cars bran, car feed, l car wheat; via the
l car bran, cars oats. car straw, car corn,
2 cars fl0ur. cars malt, car rye; via the
B. & OIL Car oats, car middlings; via the
P. & VA cars hay, car corn. Total, IS
cars.
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when Baby was SICK, We gsye her CastoFiA
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria
whsu shs had Children, she gave thsm Caslusis
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST LIBERTY. Oct. %.

EAST LIBERTY, Oct. 70
CArrLE-Receipts, $50 head; shipments.
$50 head; market slow and unchanged at
yesterdays prices; no cattle shipped to
New York to-day.
Hoes-Receipts, ,150head; shipments. 1000
head; market active; PhiladeIphias, IS $50
90; mixed, s0@5 30; best Workers., IS esq
20: common to lair, So 5005 60. seven cars
OF hogs shipped to New York to-day.
sHEEP-Receipts. 400 be1d; shipments, 500
head; market very dull at yesterdays
prices.