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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-24
OVER $4,000 PER ACRE.

A Twelve-Acre Tract on the Morningside
Road Sells for $50, 1904 Rapid In
crease in vaIue-Building Permits and
Late Transactions.
WEDNESDAY, Nov %.
A good-sized deal in the Morningside dis
trict has just been closed. W. G. Lyme has
sold tract of land containing II acres,
fronting on Morningside road, for $36, 500,
or q fraction better than S., ,041 66 per acre.
The purchaser is said to be Charles Schwan,
the East End real estate agent. This prop.
erty has been in Mr.. Lynes hands
only two months, having been pur-
chased by him for price approx
imating $500 pet acre, this last sale show
ing the enhancement in value that mas
occurred in this particular section within
the time mentioned: The property has asa a
400 feet and extends through to Hawthorne
street distance of about 200 feet.
Building Permits.
A permit was taken out to-day by William
Fox & Co. for five two-story brick dwellings,
St. Clair street, near Margaretta street,
cost, $25.OOo for ALL Other permits
issued were: Thomas Weller. a one
story frame greenhouse. Greenfield
avenue, near Salem street: cost, $3.50 Peter
street; cost, $500.
Late Sales.
Black Baird sold to Mrs. Mary NJ. Smith
a new stone front dwelling on Mcpherson
street, Boulevard Place, East End. with lot
27xl40 feet, for 5000. This was the last
house unsold of the six stone front houses
built by the syndicate.
John X. Ewing & Co. sold lot No. II in tho
Ridsevtew plan, Eleventh ward, Allegheny,
fronting 40 feet on California avenue and ex-
tending through 160 feet to michigan ave-
nue. The purchaser will improve at once.
Consideration, 81, ,925 cash.
A. 2. Byers & Co. sold for Robert W. Bis
sell, Esq, to W. j. Sinnott. lot No. 146 in the
Mayfeld plan, Tenth ward, Allegheny. cor.
ner Perrysvile and Mayfield avenues, hay
ing frontage of 40 feet on Perrysviile
avenue and extending through l76 feet to
20-foot alley, for 81, $50 The purchaser will
erect fine residence at once.
Reed B. Coyle & Co. sold for the Fidelity
Title and Trust Company lot No. 227 in the
Watson place plan, Tenth ward. Allegheny,
fronting so feet on Natchez street by 125 feet
to Modoc street, for $780,
John S. Dodge and vile sold to John K. NJ.
T1bbv, lot on Bennett street, BrushtOn, 80
xl39 feet, for s., 100
A. I. Kearns sold to Frances Kountz
lot on Lambert street, Twenty first ward, 20
1l09 feet, tor 81 200.
The Kensington and Burrell Improvement
Companies report the following sale of lots
at Kensington: John Mcintosh. Pittsburg,
lot 394. block %. for s732 9s: Lawrence BRYAN,
AllenporC, Pa, lot y, block IA, for $722 so
cash; William G. Heiner, Ktttanning, lots
lls4 to ll94, block 80. for s6s06 25 cash.
Cemetery two lots in Robinson & Dickies
Lang avenue plan, fronting l13 43-l00x150 feet
on Edgertop avenue, and 20 23- 100x l50 ieet on
Willard avenue, for $1,000.
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Bank, Limited: James s. McCord. Chairman;
]. p. Henderson, D. W. c. Bidwell, Alex
Nimick, John W. Challant, James b. Scott.
George E. Painter. The following appoint
Secretary and Treasurer; William B. Gle
ment, teller; John A. Wilson. attorney.
A report was current in Wall street to-
day that ssOO, 900 gold had been Withdrawn
but 1t was subsequently stated that 1t was
mot for export to Europe. None Of the
houses who usually ship gold know of any
engagement for export, and the report ia h OF
lieved, were started tor speculative effect"
Being asked about the reported capture OF
his road by MIR. Ives, President Saul, of the
the road, and Directors George H. Frey, Of
Springfield, Ohio. and Mills w. l5orse, Of
Buffalo, substantiate his statement.
The New York Posts financial cablegram
says: "Investment stocks were better to-
day. Speculative markets were depressed
on realizations of Baron Reinach's holdings
of Canadian Pacific Railway and other
stocks A rumor was circulated that Rein
ach is not dead but has disappeared. silver
was better on account of outside specula-
tion and the reduction of the visible supply
in America"
Capitalists and their investing agents ex-
press themselves almost unanip ously
against the New York Rapid Transit Com
MISSIONS underground railway plan, saying
the outlay Is SO enormous and the prospect
OF u SATISFACTORY TctuTn on Gne lnVeSGhucue
is SO slight that investors will not be in
clined to take the risk. The cost of buildin.
the road is variously estimated at from
$50 000, 900 to S100, ,0O0, 900.
Arrangements are being made for q meet
ing of the presidents of all the Southeastern
railroads, in Atlanra, on December s, to take
formal action with regard to the direct
trade project from Southern ports, and to
consider what facilities for transportation
and what traffic rates can be given to induce
q sufficient amount of traffic to supply line
of steamships running from South eastern
port to Liverpool and other European ports.
At auction in Philadelphia yesterday 500
City of Pittsburg Improvement loan As,
1915. sold Mt l05 and 81, 500 do at 1887: 81, 900
Pittsburg water loan Is. 1897, sold at III, and
$1,000 do, 1898, sold at 1lsZ.
There is talk that the Cordage Company
will increase its common stock from SIC, ,000,-
QUO to $200OO,o00.
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A RISE In EXCHANGE
Checks an Advance in Stocks and
Revives Talk of Gold Exports.
EARLY GAINS ALL WIPED OUT
Under Vigorous Pear Attack and the Mar
ket Clio .es Weak.
RAILROAD BONDS GENERALLY STRONG

NEW YORK, Nov 23-The stock market
was strong in the early trading, particularly
for the industrials, which advanced !! to 2
per cent, Distilling and Cattle Feeding,
National Cordage and American Tobacco
leading the upward movement Among the
railways Chicago and Eastern Illinois pre-
ferred rose II and Jersey Central points
The improvement was checked BY the ad-
vance in the posted rates OF sterling e1-
change, which renewed the discussion about
gold exports, and during the afternoon the
bears attacked the market with considera-
BILE confidence. Erie preferred sold down a
little over 2 points. United States Rubber
dropped 81 to Al American Sugar rs to loss9s
Distilling and Cattle Feeding IA to 6I79 ana
the other leading shares u TO per cent
The market closed dull and weak.
The bond market was strong. The trans
actions footed up 81. l56, 900. The Reading
issues were quiet and q to "a per cent lower.
The European orders were entirely want,
ing in our market and prices were ragged
al day. During the morning m G some 91ernong ,ong
the market was dull, but did not rally at all
from the depression OF the morning. The
sterling exchange market is very strong ana
1t looks as if about s, ,OoO. oOO OF golo Moulo
60 out by Saturdays steamer. II this proves
correct 1t will surely be very discourag1ng
feature, as gold expectations at this season
of the year are entirely unexpected; The
reason Tor the strength in exchange is the
increased imports and the decreased ex-
ports resulting from the low price of grain
and the decreased exports of cotton.
Holders of stocks are getting nervous
about the situation, and some quiet liquida-
tion has been going on all the week. We ad-
wise our friends to be conservative, and to
take advantage OF rallies to sell stocks, so as
to purchase then again on the decline.
Some short covering was noted to-day in
whisky, in which the short interest is said
to be large, but we think in the rest of the
market the short interest is about the same
as last night. S. Bache & Co. to Oakley
& Co.
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-1s5 head. 2 800 h. S 20; 20 head, $3.50 h. t5 30:
II head I7 $50 Id. IS 70; Is head. 10 lb; 96; II
81 so 50 head g. iooib 81 90; sS head, 5O ID, Is 50;
10 head. 8, 0s0 IL. s. 90.
weighing IT, $50 h. at o. 10: head 20 10 ib 81 90t
IL head .. 2l0 lb. 5, IS: 20 head 20 $50 lb q IS; %
head p 79O 10, Is: II head 49, 1870 h. % so;20 head,
q $40 lb % 55 20 head, "A. $50 lb. 81 Is: 20 head 26
no lb 50. Hogs-3J head, .9J0Ib. s. 50; 70 head.
l3 $50 h. Io 20 head s. $50 ID. 2 so: IS head. $40
oS0 lb So co: head. 40 ID. Is: Io4 head. 6.7l0
lb 50 60; 13 head. 40 H. "a 2 152 head 10 $40 lb.
Is head, I.7i0lb, 81 IS.
John Hesket & Co. sold Sc head of attls, weigh
ing e. 1875 ID. at 81 30: Il head, "a $50 lb, S3 20:
head. H. 10 ID. 50 so; IL head. 13 $50 lb. % 45;
head, D 30 h. 50 rs; 70 head 73. $50 Id. 50 90: B
head, 16 500 ID, " 80; IS head 81 $50 b 81 80: 50
head, So 600 h. s o; % fresh COWS at s5 head.
Hogs-46 head, 290 h. IS 30; l28 head, q. 200 ID.
IS s5 128 head 25 $50 Id. IS 50; 81 head, IL $50 ID.
e TO-. Sheep-1ol head, 900 h. "a so; 80 head.
6. $40 lb. l lis head, 030 h. s3 40; 246 head 49,
go b s. o 1Ss head, u, 500 b, 81 so; 1ss head IL.
76O lb. q 40,
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Boston Stccks-Closing Prices.
Financial Notes.

Lawrence & Co., j. j. Campbell, E. Fink
sold PhilIie, ana Hill 6 Co., j. B. Barbour
and c. l. McCutcheon bought.
Whitney & Stephenson sold p. & B. IS to
Carothers. The latter also bought A. v. r.
r. preferred from Hill & Co.
T j. B. Barbour and c. L. McCutcheon sold
L1ster to Lawrence & Co. and W. II. Watt.
s. 8. Pinkerton, j. B. Barbour and Hill &
Co. were the sellers OF P. & B. traction, and
Sproul & Co., Kuhn Bros. and S. Fritz were
the purchasers.
At the annual meeting yesterday the fol.
lowing gentlemen were unSntmously 70.
elected managers Of the Zeal Estate Savings
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Cotton.

GALVESTON. TEX, Nov. 23.-Cotton firm:
middling, exc: low middling, SIC; good
ordinary, sssc; net and gross receipts. 1873
bales; exports to Great Britain, $50 bales;
sales, 4,466 bales; stock, 157. .e22 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 23.-Cotton opened
easy and firm; middling, 91zc; low middling,
91sc: good ordinary, s5sc; net receipts, 1,7l8
bales: gross. Il, ,5s5 baies; exports to Great
Britain, 1850 bales; coastwise, 4,l53 bales;
saIes, 400 bales; stock. los. $50 bales.
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Peoria Produce.

Peoria-Corn firm: No. 2. 4e1<c; No. g. l1Lc:
new No. 4, 37@3sc. Oats firm: No. Q white, "a
@35c; No. white, 321493Sc. Rye steady; No.
., soc. Whisky firm, wines, 81 10; spirits
ST. II. Receipts-Wheat, 4, 200 bushels; corn,
80 $50 bushels; oats, 6l,6 600 bushels; rye, 5000
bushels; barley, 10, 500 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 100 bushels; corn, $50 bushels; oats,
1900 bushels; rye, none; barley, $500
bushels.
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Runs and Shipments Tuesday.
The Oil Market,

Range OF the December option: Opening.
5256c; highest, 52Ic; lowest, 52ssc; closing,
62Mc.
Refined oil-New York, 6.7oc; London, 40
4Ad: Antwerp, 13f.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Petroleum opened
weaker, but closed steady at q fractional
recovery.
on CRY, Nov. 23.-National Transit certifi-
Gates opened at 521ac; highest, 521zc; lowest,
SIC: closed, SIC. Sales, 5000 barrels; clear
ances TO- 700 barrels; shipments, y, ,2os barrels;
runs, IS, 20f barrels.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-Amount of bullion gons
into the Bank of England on balance to-day,
f1l,000.
PARIS, Nov. 2S.-Three per cent rentes, sot
5215c for the account
LONDON, Nov. 23.-4 P. NJ. close-Consols
money, an account, 81 9-16: New York
Pennsylvania and Ohio lists, 321s: Canadian
Pacific, 9234: Erie 261a; do, 2nds, 106; Illinois
Central, 1l0A; Mexican ordinary, %; st.
Paul common, 50: New York Central, l193<;
Pennsylvania, 64sl; Reading, 2sss Mexican
Central, new As, 20: bar silver, 8315d: Nancy,
1ss per cent. Rate of discount in the
open market for short bills 2ss@2H; do,
three months, 2sk@2% per cent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Bank clearings, sl22,-
S13.747; balances, $5sOl, 413
BOSTON. Nov. % Bank clearings, $l9.-
209,07l. Money, 81 per cent; exchange on
New York, 10c discount to par.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. c3.-Bank clearings,
sl5, ,973; balances, $2,5s4,O6O. Money, 8 per
cent.
766, 1874: balances, 1888 625. Rate per cent.
CHICAGO Nov. % Bank clearin2s, SIG 452,-
SIS. New York exchange. 60c premium.
Sterling exchange dull but firm; 6O-day bills,
per cent.
CINo1NNAT1, O., Nov. 23.-Money, s1k@6 per
cent. New York exchange, 25@40c pre-
MUM. Clearfngs, 50. .64S 900.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-Bank clearings, 81, ,303,-
402; balances, $4os, 1856. Money quiet at 6@s
per cent. Exchange on New York, SOC
premium.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 2S-Clearings, $780,
337; balances SIS, ,3sl. New York exchange
selling at par.
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LIVE STOCK.

Higher Prices and a Better Feeling at the
Local Yards.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. %.
Supplies were rather weak at the Central
yards this week, the demand was much bet
ter than expected and prices showed an up
ward DRIFT all around. The markets were
all quoted strong to-day, with good grades
of all kinds of stock in active demand and
hogs higher a Sc 90, which price was paid
for some attractive Yorkers as well as best
Philadelphias.
CATTLE.
The supply on sale Monday was los loads,
against 12O loads last Monday. The market
ruled active at IN advance of l0015c per cwt
on best grades, while common and medium
grades were steady at last weeks prices.
Tuesdays receipts were loads; market
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do do 5s.. TAl
Mining shares closed as follows:
tAsked.

The total sales of stocks to-day were 266,
600 shares, including: Atchison, 10, 200; Bur-
lington and Quincy, g. 800: Chicago Gas, II, 700;
Distillers, $1,000; Erie, 10 100: National Cord
age. $500; Northern Pacific, IL 500; Reading,
$4,000; st. Paul, $500: Sugar, $4,000; Rock
Island, 1000; Western Union, 5000.
The following table shows the prices OF active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. cor
rected daily for the THE PITTsBURG DISPATCH by
WHITNEY & STEPHENSON. oldest Pittsburg MEM
bers OF New York Stock Exchange, 50 Fourth ave-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-24
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Pig iron quiet and
steady: American, sl3 OO@15 so. Copper
quiet and firm; lake, sll 80 Did. Lead quiet;
domestic, So IS bid. Tin unchanged; straits,
$40 25G20 IS.
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Miscellaneous.

BUcKwHEAT FLOUR -2A@21zc per lb.
SEEDS-Choice recleaned Western timothy. ~ 90
az O5 per bu choice recleaned Western clover,
s. 0OGS 10; white clover. sl2 90: orchard grass.
81 IS: mllet 81 45(0I 30: blue grass, 81 0002 25-
BEANs-New York and Michigan pea Deans. ~ 15
az 20 per bu; hand-picked medium. s2 1902 Is:
Lima, 4k@4Ac per Id; Pennsylvania and Ohio
beans, 81 75(0l 80 per bu.
BEEswAx- Choice yellow. C9s5c: dark. 25@2sc
CIDER-New country, s5 5ct0S 20; crao, 81 SO@s 90
per bbl.
HONEY-New crop white clover. 2od,1c per Ii; !;
buck wheat, l46l16c: strained honey. e99c.
TALLow-Country rough, 319@4c per Id; city rem
FEHrHkRs-Extra live geese, $4,000 per Ib; No.
do, 48dl50c: mixed. 3c(94rc.
NUTs -Chestnuts g 5O03 90 per busheI: peanuts,
green. 3h1411c per pound: do roasted, 81 15@1 25
per busheI; hickory nuts. 75c@S1 90: shellbarks
81 009l 25: new walnuts. GOOSE: old do, 50@55c;
butternuts. 5e@55c for old and GOOSE for new
Ivica. &c: do paper shell, &c: shelled almonds
35c; Brazil nuts s@S1sc; French walnuts. &C.;
pecans l0c: Naples walnuts, l3c; Grenoble wal
nuts. 13Hc.
PIcKL Es-s4 5Oa5 so per barrel.
POPCORN 31(D4Sc per lb.
HIDES --Green steer hides. trimmed, IS lbs and
up. 7c green steer hides. trimmed 60 to 75 lbs 7c
green steer hides. trimmed under Gu lbs. &C., green
COW hides, trimmed, all weights, &c; green bull
hides, trimmed. all weights 4c: green calf skins,
No. l. &c: green calf skins. No. 2 &c; green steer
No. GO lbs and up 7G74c; green salt steers. No.
!, 60 lbs ana less 49415c: green salt COWS, No.
all weights, 494hc; green salt calf, No. l. to 15
lns. 5H96c green salt kip No. l. 15 to 25 lbs, 495c
runner skip, No. J. 10 to Is lbs, aGic; No. hides
1lSc of; No. calf, &c off.
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Bar Silver.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-[SpecfaL l-Bar silver
in London I'D higher at 39Id per ounce
New York dealers price for silver, Nc higher,
ut S515Gs5Ic per ounce.
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MONETARY.

The local money market is tolerably act
i've, with money in ample supply and rates
unchanged at 5@6 per cent. A firm market
prevailed in the West, but the Eastern sit
uation is reported easier. There is no like
Iihood of stringency here or any change OF
rates, Notwithstanding a disposition in some
quarters to bull the market. Eastern e1-
change and currency are trading even.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Money on call easy.
closing offered at l. Prime mercantile paper,
5@6 per cent. Sterling exchange is strong,
with active business in bankers bills at
81 s5@4 s515 for 6o-day bills, and 81 s71a@
S7A Tor demand
Boston. Nov. 23-Clearing house balan ces,
81, 335, $50: rate, B1l@4; call loans, 5@5h per
cent: time loans, 5@6 per cent.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Elk.
change to-day: One car No. / timothy hay,
five days. $I3 IS: one car No. 1 prairie hay,
five days, $40. Bids and offers:
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Car receipts for to-day: Wheat I54: corn, rs
oats, Is9. Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat 1872
corn, llS; oats, l3S.
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MILIFEED-No. l white middlings. SIS OO0i3 20;
No. white middlings Si6 O0i7 90; winter wheat
bran, Sc 5CGAii 90; brown mddlings slo 5O9,6 5O
HHY-CIoice timothy, sl4 25@l4 so; No: !; tim.
othy, SI3 75014 90; No. timothy, si1 50Ol3 90:
mixed clover and timothy, sl3 Oo@9ls 50: packing.
oO@S %: No feeding prairie 20 S@!o 80; NO.
STRAwSWheat IS 5o97 90; oats. fS 5o97 so; rye.
& Col7 so.
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Some of the transac actions of Monday, yes
terday ana to-day nre appended

"
terday ana to-day nre appended:
Renekcr, Linehorn & Co. sold Is head of cattle
weighing IL. $50 ID. at g. 40: head, 100 b, 81 35
10 head TO- 60 lb 50 0 Is head, 20. 20 ID. s. co. u
head 16 740 lb, SO 50: IA head, 040 In. 81 75 l5
head H. $50 H. 81 95. Hogs-3i head. $50 h. S. 70
60 head. 49, go lb IS 20: 80 head. 49, so H. s. 90: Il
head $50 Ib, 55 ~ head g. $50 Ib IS co. 40 head.
so lb IS S5 Sheep-33 head, ], $50 ID, " 60: %
head sS5o ID. 50 70; Is head, 1.O5O ID. 81 50; 10
Mccall. ROwlen & Newbern sold 10 head of cat
te weighing q. 30 h. at 81 TO- 10 head. p $40 ID,
81 IS: hea Is $50 lb. So 90: 10 head 1880 10.
81 20; N head, "a 800 lb. So 129: Is head z3 2l0 ID,
Is Is; IS head, 20 $50 b. 81 60 20 head 26 $50 lb.
i. $50 lb S s5: 20 head. 4oio ID. S %: q head.
L, 60 III. $ 95 sheep-7o head =, ,ssJ Ib 81 IS
head s. oO lb 50 so; ss head I3o H. 81 25 i6 head.
T. $40 lb a IS: lUO head, 8, 80 To- "a TO-
weighing ST. 800 h. at 90 IS: ss head 1O9 $40 h. 81 o5:
head, 10. $40 lD So TO-. Hogs-227 head. 81 $40 ID.
IS IS: 90 head. le. $50 10, s. 50. sheep-ls head,
IL. l80 Id. s3 90; ls5 head. s, $50 lb. 81 50.
Lafferty Bros & Hadden sold 10 head Of cattle,
weighing ls 80 H. at 1G; q head. ST. iso H. q GO;
Is 4s Shssp-49 head 15o u % 40; AZ head, 3 $50
Drum :os . bsss s:sa e o cSss S wssn 81
lea. IL x: 10 h. d .: il ss.d. E 400 Is. d a. H.
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Philadelphia Quotations.

Electric Stocks.
BOSTON, Nov. 23.-The closing quotations
of electric stocks to-day were:
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Groceries.

SUaAR-Patent cut-loaf, 5ssc; cubes. SC; pow
dered, SC; granulated (standard), Esc; confec-
tioners A, s-loc; soft A. 45s@4Ac; fancy yellow.
SIC: fair yellow. HS@44c; common yellow, ga
CofFEE-Roasted.i in packages Standard brands
2 l3-20c; second grades. 221a@sShc: fancy grades
MaFacaibo. 9Kc: Peaberry, 2s1a@20; Caracas. So14
@a1c: Rio, 24lt1esc
eent1fasas 2Se SeT crop Ne~ 6rlesns SO
46c
.ss1 5ssF s.ss g
FRUITS-London laver raisins, ~ 80; Callfornla
bsss .Y @ g. S.fsies
0ndara Valencia. sh@s!sc: California sultanas, y
s prupes
raisins: LIB cartons, IS 90; citron, ls@lsc; lemon
hRIcEEaney head Garona sss sA@fHo REigs to-
6ILs- Carbon, Iloo, &c: headlight. esc; water
winter white. s4G4oc: summer, Se@33c.
aASSED 1a g
1osd .ssReS sSJn 81 Sl On. O Ts sespJ 81 1 =
ness ssle Gl srS iS soaked cc French
peas 81 5000 90 100 cans. or 81 4oS2 so dozen;
forna pears s? ?5@2 IS; 40 green cages q 10:
ira White cherries. s. 7oS2 S: do white cherries
2;b cans. s.; raspberries. 9 25gi 50: strawber-
s5esI co. salmon. 1 ib s 5
SOC: succotash. 2-lb cans soaked CSC; do standard
29 60: corned beef & Ss 3, cans an cSirGs y $50
!obsters lib. y q: msckvrel. fresh. lib ii %;
g IS; is. mustard. mi ' IS 10: imported Is; so SO
u 50; imported, rs, SIS Oo@23 90; canned apples.
BIB, 75(9SOc; gallons. s2 s593 90.
Butter and Cheese.
Quotations on creamery butter have been
reduced to correspond with the decline es-
tablished in Elgin Monday.
BUTTER-Elgin creamery. S2Hp34ltc; other
roll. 2aSe: fair ION 10 medium grades. isssIc; low
grades. l29i5c; cooking. s9l1c; grease; 6Ssc.
,,sa SasEsEm9nio liH@llfc; New New York; S S
la14c; Iimbefgcr. 1O11@IIc: Ohio Swiss. 1e11@1Sc.
Eggs and Poultry.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, 26G
&c: special marks. 2sc: storage stock, 22@23c.
pair: Old chickens Sc@7Sc; ducks. sO@Sss; geese.
chickens. @ sSi.c per ID; ducks a5c: aeese' 80
Berries, Fruit and Vegetables.
Cranberries were hiqher to-day at s. 25@
so per box and Sc 5G@7 20 per Dbl; demand
active.
Fruit was in good demand at unchanged
prices. Apples, 81 5O@3 IS per Dbl; ounces,
a5@75c per basket; Concord cranes. 23@zac
per s.lb. basket; Catawbns, ss@3Oc; small
choice: Florida oranges. $3 25@S so per box;
Jamaica do, Sc 0Oa6 so per DbI lemons, s3 80
O. 80 per box; pineappes, l0@l5c each by
the bbl; bananas. 81 OO@l 50 per bunch: Ma
laga grapes, s6 00@6 81 per keg OF 55 lbs; Per-
sian dates, So 75D4 90 per case
Cabbages were quoted active and strong
to-day at 81 00@s 80 per l0O and 81 5O@l IS
per Dbl: turnips, ST. 25@I IS; beets and pars-
nips, So 25@2 so; carrots, 81 75@2 90; ruta-
bagas, 81 90: celery, 25@35c per dozen.
Potatoes frmer at 75@S0c per bu from store
and 6O@70c on track: Jersey sweets, So 5O@
4 90 per Dbl, Baltimore do, 81 5O@3 90.
Game.
Quail, 81 1892 90 per dozen; pheasants,
Sc 50@7 90: prairie chickens. Sc c0G6 so;
ducks, 81 5O@4 OO; squirrels, 81 75@2 25;piseons
81 O0@2 25; rabbits, 3O@35c per pair; venison,
saddles. dressed, 2l@22c per lb; do in the
skin l5Gl6c: YenisOn. whole carcass, l30l4c:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-24

Receipts bulletined: Via the b. & o =, l car
hay: via the z. & L. f., 2 cars hay. carsrye;
via the p. & W., car hay, 1,car flour; via
the p, G., G. & ST. L., 9 cars hay, l car feed
cars bran. car toats, cars corn; via the
p, FIT. W. & e., 2 cars corn, cars hay, car
bran, car middlings Total 33 cars.
RANGE OF THE MARKET.