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OIL AND GAS WELLS.

Dust Piles Developed in the Mcdonald and
McCurdy FieIds-Gas Wells Drilled in at
Lock No. 3-Rig Burned at Undercliffe-
A Surprise at Sistersville.
The production of the Mcdonald field,
according to the best estimates, fell yester-
day to IS, 500 barrels a drop of 1000 bar
rels since Saturday.
There were few new developments in the
field. Bettman & Watson were reported to
have drilled in u dry hole on the Wittengale
farm, south of the old Fife pool. Their No
3, OH the WittenSale property. is due this
week.
The Royal Gas Company is drilling num-
beT of wells near the town of Mcdonald and
some near Venice.
Their No. 9 on the Ell Mcdonald farm is
down 1,3O0 feet: No 10 is down almost 100
feet: No. q, on the Mcdonald Bros property,
is drilling at 900 feet, and in No. q Sauters,
belonging to Rend and the Royal Gas COM
pany, they are just on top OF the Gordon
sand.
Down near Venice the Royal Gas Com
pany's NO: is through the Gordon sand in
which nothing was found, and they expect
to reach the fourth, or pay sand, by Thurs
dav.
The Forest Oil Company's big Clever we'll
500 barrels day.
Robson Brown Bros. well on the Dill
lenbach farm in the CHARTERS district was
iopOEtcu ycStCiu%y " Ue through Cn6 IOurCn
sand and dry, and that it was almost on top
of the fifth.
Rig Burned at Undercliffe.
UNDERCLIFFE-The rig at Patterson &
Sohn's well on the Kleitz farm was burned
yesterday. The well was only 80 or 40 feet
from the fourth sand and had couple of
hundred feet of oil in the hole. some of
which had been bailed out A few hot Goals
from the forge fell into this and in a few mo-
ments the rig was simply pillar of fire.
Patterson Il Sohn's we'll on the Fucker
farm was on top of the 3O-foot yesterday
Their well on the Erhmentrout is due in the
third sand by Thursday.
The East End On Company's well on the
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Cotton.

New YORK, Nov. A-Cotton futures close d
steady: March, 917@9. 1Sc: April, 9.2069 29c:
May, 93s@9. .36c: june, 9.47@949c; July, 9.55@
9.57c; August, 963@9.65c.
GALVESTON, Nov. A-Cotton firm: mid
ding, s55sc; low middltng, SIC: good ordinary,
TIC; net and gross receipts. Is $40 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 2S,S90 bales; to
sales, $500 bales; stock, 160.616 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. H-Cotton steady:
middling, = l3-16c: low middling, 7-l6c; good
ordinary, l5-l6c: net receipts 1865 bales;
gross receipts, "A, ,907 bales; xports to France,
9.1l7 bales; sales, 6,4OO bales; stock, 19S,3sS
bales.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 14.-Cotton firm;
ments, ,lS2 bales; stock, IS, 595 bales; sales,
1850 bales.
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A BIG VISIBLE SUPPLY
Weakens Wheat, and Corn, Oats and Pro
visions Sympathize.

visions Sympathize.
CHICAGO, Nov l4-The largest visible sun.
ply of wheat ever known was recorded to.
day, 81, 20S, 900 bushels, with probability, it
is said, of a further addition of perhaps
1000, 900 bushels to its bulk before it shall
have reached its maximum for the year. The
total year ago was SO 900 900 bushels The
markets all closed weak with wheat at the
lowest point of the day and corn and oats at
nearly the lowest figures touched. Prices
declined sc compared with Saturday.
latest quotations. Corn was also weak and
left off &c lower. Nav oats shows &c loss
and provisions also lost some of their Satur-
days value.
The meager Indian shipments, the steadi-
ness in the cables and the reported large ex-
ports of wheat and flour for October-which
were 90 000, 600 bushels against 10 600 600 BUSH
els for the same month last year-gaye n
rather firm tone to the wheat market at tn e
start and prices were trifle higher In adj
dition, Michigan reported per cent less in
area seeded because of the low prices ruling
But other considerations soon nullified
these reports and weakness ruled. The re-
ceipts in the Northwe were regarded as
large. There was lree selling and others
bought freely, but when their orders were
filed trade became dull and prices began to
weaken. The depression in corn and oa Is
also had unfavorable effect on wheat. The
visible supply increase was nearly 500 900
bushels, or considerably larger than ex-
pected. The surprise was in the figures for
Chicago, where the private ouses must
have taken enormous quantities of wheat
Corn receipts were about 100 cars more
than expected, and there was free liuuida-
tion by the longs and liberal short selling
which caused decided weakness.
Oats were lower in sympathy with the
break in corn and heavy selling.
Hog products generally weak; live hogs
were in large supply and 6Ql0c lower, and
there was free selling of the products. The
selling was due in some measure to a publish
ed interview with p. ID. Armour, to the effect
that prices of January product are danger
ously high. John and Michael Cudahy
seemed to hold opposite views from Armour
and came to the support OF the market SO
that at the close pork and lard showed each
only q loss of sc from Saturday night, and
ribs 2Lc.
Freights were in fair demand, but agents
did not have many boats ready to load.
Rates held steady at 23zc for wheat and 2lL0
215c for corn to Buffalo.
Cash quotations were as follow: Flour
dull and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
no; No. 3 spring wheat, 6l@62c; No. red,
721xc. No. corn, 4l15c. No. oats, 3O1s@
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The Visible Supply,

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The visible supply of
grain in store after noon Saturday Move m
Der T. as compiled by the New York Pro-
672o5, 600 bushels: increase, 2,4Ss, 600 bushels:
corn, Is, $4,000 bushels; decrease, l6s, 900
bushels; oats. S,l95.000 bushels; decrease,
$1,000: barley. 2,762,OO0 bushels; increase,
579. 900 bushels.
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2 so; rutabagas. 81 oO@1 10; celery. 2c@35c per
dozen.
Potatoes 70@75c per bu from store; Jersey
sweets, $3 1904 90: Baltimore do, So Dogs %.
DrygoOds.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Business in drygoods
was on an active basis for cottons, and some
agents refuse to sell at Saturdays advanced
prices. ALI fruit OF the loom goods, from "A
to N were placed sat value" as was also
shirtings. Agents sell Lonsdale at the ad-
vance in small quantities only. The ten
dency is to still higher prices. Browns are
again stronger.
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The Oil Market.

Opening, 517sc: highest, 5lz5c: lowest, 5l5lc;
closing, 5I54c.
Refined oil-New York, 5sOc; London, ga
47sd; Antwerp. 13ssf
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Petroleum was again
without q single transaction to-day. Penn
sylvania oil-Spot sales, none; december
options, sale, none; 5l24c bid. Lima oil
Sales, none; 17c bid.
OIL CITY, Nov. H.-National Transit Ger
titicates opened, 5lI5c; highest. 517zc; lowest
5l$sc: closed, 5l5c Sales, 90 OOS barrels: clear
ances, 5O.0O0 barrels; shipments, 1S9,s27 bar
rels; runs, lii, US barrels.
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Provisions.
Butter and Cheese.

BC-TER-Egin creamery. 33l9@35Hc: otner
brands. 2S@3lc; choice to fancy dairy and country
roll. 25@D7c: fair to medium grades. lSt022c; low
grades, 1a@l5c: cooking. 9@llc; grease. 69sc.
CHEEsE-Ohio, 11@l1Ac: New York, 113a@11&c;
fancy Wisconsin Swiss blocks, 1I(9I5c: do bricks.
l2.@1I3c: Wisconsin sweitZer in tubs, I3Gll3hc;
limberger. l01a@1Ic: Ohio swiss, l213@i3c.
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Berries, Fruit and Vegetables.
Cranberries, 50 00@2 25 per box, Sc 0096 30
lao..

Cranberries, g 00@2 25 per box, Sc UUg6 90
per barrel.
= Fruit: Apples, 81 5OQS rs per barrel;
ounces, So 50@4 per barrel and 25@50c per
basket; penr-, 81 5O@2 so per keg; Concord
grapes, e2Q23c per s-pound basket: Niagara
and Catawba, 30@35c do small baskets, $50
2Oc: Florida oranges, $3 1908 80 per box;
Jamaica do. $5 00@6 so per Uarrel; lemons,
81 00@4 50 per box: pineapples, l0@l5c each
by the barrel: Malaga grapes, So 1906 co per
keg OF So pounds; Persian dates,S3 1894 90 per
case; bananas, 81 25@2 25 per bunch.
Vegetables: Cabbage, 81 25@l so per Dbl
Dbl for yellow Danvers and 81 l5@I IS per
box for Spanish; Jurnips, 81 25@l 75 per Dbl;
carrots. 81 50@1 IS; beets and parsntps, 81 0o0
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Foreign Financial.

PARIS, Nov. A.-Three per cent rentes, e9f
Is centimes for the account.
LONDON. Nov. IA P. NJ Close-Consols
money, 81 3-l6: do account, AZ: New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio firsts, 33I: Canadian
Pacific, 90L: Illinois Central, 1867; Mexican
ordinary. 221s; ST. Panl common, S33S: New
York Central. lis: Pennsylvania, 56sI: Read
ing, 291s; Mexican Central new As, 20; bar
silver. 3s5sd; money, 1 per cent. Rate of
discount in the open market for short
bills, 21s@2L; do three-months' bills, 2ISG2L
per cent.
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Eggs and Poultry.

EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, 24@
25c; special marks, &c; storage stock. 2ad23c.
POULTRY-Live-Spring chickens 4V950c per
pair; old chickens, 5jGl55c: ducks, 55lt0c geese.
75c0sI 90: turkeys. l2@l3c per tb. Dressed-Chick-
ems. Ja@l5c per ib; ducks. 15@l6c; geese, 11@12c;
turkeys, l5@Tc.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. H.-Pig iron fairly active:
American. Sl3 00@l5 80. Copper firm: lake
$l1 s0@l2 10. Lead dull; domestic, $S s0@3 95
Tin steady; straits, $40 40@20 As.
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Came.
Quail. 50 OOm9 25

Quail, 50 OO@2 % per dozen: pheasants,
81 O0@7 50 prairie chickens. S6 o006 so; wood
cock. IS Oc@5 50 squirrels, ST 25@l 80; ducks,
SS 5o@5 so; rabbits, 35@45c per pair; turkeys,
l4Ql5c per pound
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South will maintain rates at the present
level. Money is fairly plentiful, and current
Renewals are still at per cent for all loans
Money is firm at all Western points.
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Clearing House Figures.
NEW York, Nov. A-Clearings, $95, ,0S9, $50;
balances, 81, 99S 800

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 14-Clearings, SIC, 900, :
66I: balances, 81 ,575.o o23. Money, 5per cent.
BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-Clearings. s., 40, ,047;
balances, 1926. .34. Rate, per cent.
CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-Clearings $40 80 032;
New York exchange sold at SOC premium
Sterling exchange dull; 60-day bills, 81 s3]S
81 s61a Tor sight drafts. Money active ut
6@7 per cent.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 14.-Clearings $4753, 1872;
balances 1898, $40. Money quiet at 7@s per
NEW ORLEANS. L. Nov. ID CIearings
81, 3S2, 454 New York exchange. commercial,
81 per 81, 200; bank, par.
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MILLFEED-No. white middlings. s17 5O@19 co.;
No. white middlings, SIG Oo@16 so; winter wheat
bran, Sl4 0N9l4 SO; brown m1ddings, SI5 OO@I6 OO;
chop. $lS eO6121 90.
HAY-Choice timothy. Sl4 25HI4 so; No. tim
mixed clover and timothy. sl3 OO@i3 so; packing,
& COOS 90: No. feeding prairie. - 5O0l0 90; No
= do, s. 5000 90; wagon hay. SIS OGG17 co.
SIRAw-Wheat, s6 5O@57 90; oats, S6 5o97 90; rye,
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Bar Silver.

LONDON, Nov. l4-[SpecfaL] Bar silver in
London, 1-Sd lower at 3S lSd per ounce
New York dealers price for silver Lc lower
at s454c per ounce.
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tlOn Tree anu Stf1ctly conn.,
dential. Office hours 9 to and to P. n
SUNDAYS, to 4P. NJ. Consult them person.
ally, or write DOCTORS LAKE, cor. Penn av.
and Fourth ST.. Pittsburg, Pa jel6-82-Dwk
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Only one sale occurred on call at the Grain
and Flour Exchange to-day, viz: One car,
No. timothy hay, spot, $12 so. Bids and
offers:
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The following table shows the prices of active
stocks en- the New York Stock Exchange. cor
rected daily for THE PITTsBURG DIsPATCH bv
WHITNEY 4 STEPHENSON, Oldest Pittsburg mem
bers OF New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth
nue.:
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IBy Associated Press. !

New York-Beeves-Receipts 4,95l head
including S6 cara for sale; market active
and shade higher; native steers, SO O065 so
per 100 lbs; bulls and cows. 81 OO@S 25;
dressed beef steady. 1880 per lb Ship
ments tomorrow, 995 beeves. Ca!ves-Re-
ceipts, 1,O72 head; market steady: veals, s. 90
ern calves, 81 50@3 Oe Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 2l.427 head; sheep, &c per lb To- wer;
lambs, &c to nc lower: sheep So C005 90 per
100 lbs: lambs, 81 7505 S5: dressed mutton
steady, 6H@Sc per lb; dressed lambs lower
7@s1ac. Hogs-ReceIpts. TO- 779 head, inclnd-
ing two cars Tor sale; market steady, So coo
25 per 100 lbs.
Chicago-The Erening Journal reports:
$500 head: market 1O@15c higher on good,
others steady; best natives. 50 Oo@5 CO.;
erns: g 9o@4 80; stockers, 81 sOQl2 80; cows.
81 OO@2 So Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head;
shipments, 5000 head; market active and
l0c lower; rough and common, So 2O@5 35;
packing and mixed, So S5@5 80: prime heavy
light, SIS 5O65 co. Sheep-Receip1s G, ,OC0 head:
shipments, LOO head: market, l00l5c higher;
natives, s3 sO@5 %; Texans, So 75a4 65; West,
erns, 50 9O@4 to; lambs, So 1896 IS.
Kansas observation-disclosures, $500 head:
shipments, 1000 head; the market was dull
and steady for cows, which were so
lOc lower; representative sales follow:
Dressed beef ana shipping steers, So 5j@
4 e5; cows and heifers. ST O5@3 % Texas and
feeders, s. 40@3 Is. Hogs-Receipts, 5000
head: shipments 2,400 head; market opened
SC lower and closed l0c lower: prices ranged
at So :5@5 40: bnll> of sales, So 31@5 40. sheep
Receipts, 1000 head: shipments, 100 head;
good sheep were stron': sales of mutton,
81 50@4 10; lambs, SIS 5O@5 50.
Observation-Disclosures. $50 loads; sale,
147 through: steady for good handy steers;
slow and very common lots dull and lower
Hogs-Receipts 15O loads; sale 50 through:
market lO@l5c lower, with only fair demand:
heavy grades corn fed, s. 90. Sheep and
100: sales, 90 through; very
dull and lower for all grades: choice wealth
ers, 81 25: fair sheep, S. 90; Canada do, 81 25:
lambs, Canada common, SO.
Cincinnati-Hogs weaker at 81 6OGl5 70; re-
ceipts, 6. 600 head; shipments. 800 head. Cat
tie barely steady at 81 50G4 So: receipts, 800
head; shipments. 450 head. Sheep scarce
and strong at 2 JO@4 7j receipts, 800 head:
shipments, 200 read. Lambs in fair demand
and firm ut So 5005 %.
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A. RAID ON READING
Checks an Upward Movement and
Starts a General Decline.
SLIGHT NET GAINS SCORED
By Whisky. Louisville and Nashville and
baltimore and Ohio.
GOOD BUYING FOR LONDON ACCOUNT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The stock market
opened a fraction higher than the closing
figures of Saturday, Distilling and Cattle
Feeding having made an exceptional ad-
vance of &c to 66c. Subsequently Louis
vile and Nashville rose ~ to II, partly on
London buying. The upward movement
was checked BY determined raid upon
Reading, which was sold in large blocks
throughout the day. The price declined
from 81 to 5593s, without any rallies worth
mentioning, the weakness being attributed
to the talk about the appointment OF re-
ceivers for the various properties in the
coal combination by the New Jersey courts,
Brokers usually identified with leading
bear operators were the heaviest sellers and
the existence of a large short interest IS
indicated by the borrowing demands. One
leading house alone is lending upward OF
%, 900 shares.
The entire list was sold with considerable
freedom during the afternoon, and some
of the smaller traders were frightened out
OF their holdings. General Electric, Amerl-
can Cott on Oil and National Lead declined
per cent, and the other industriaIs to ~
per cent. The losses in the railroad list
were to u per cent outside OF Lacka-
wanna. which yielded 211s. Atchison, Union
Pacific, Missouri Pacific and the grangers
were especially weak near the close.
NatlI tCordage preferred opened o24 pc
low the last previously reported sale AT ll2,
and rallied to ia. The common huctuated
within a range OF Is per cent Distilling and
Cattle Feeding, Louisville and Nashville
and Baltimore and Ohio were the only
stocks that showed net gains for the day,
and the advances in these cases were only
LGS Per cent. A feature of the days opera
tlons was the buying for London account,
which was on a more extensive scale than
for some time. The market closed weak.
Railrond bonds were steady it'll the close,
when weaker tone set in. The total sales
were 81 ,965 900. Texas Pacific issues were
heavy; the frsts fell "a to SOlz. Detroit,
Mackinaw and Marquette grants declined
23L to Ss1%.
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Open High Low Clos ICIose.
ing. est. est. ing. Nv. IL
ARTICLES.

Car receipts for to-day: Wheat. 80: corn, $50:
oats, 199. Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat, go;
corn, 275; oats, $50.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Little Stronger. Hogs Firm and
Sheep Somewhat Lower.

cattle a Little Stronger. Hogs Firm and
Sheep Somewhat Lower.
MONDAY, Nov. IA.
The run Of stock for to-day's markets was
comparatively heavy, but, the general de-
mand was active, and, with the exception
of sheep, prices were steady to strong, with
good cattle 10@l5c per cwt higher than last
week. The export demand, however, was
light.
East Liberty.
Receipts: Cattle, 14O loads; hogs, As double
deck loads; sheep, rs double-deck loads.
Last week-Cattle, 100 loads; hogs, 26 double
deck loads; sheep. 10 double-deck loads.
CATTLE.
The market opened active and firm and
with some of the commission men quoting
an advance of 10@l5c per cwt on best grades
and others steady and unchanged. Quality
averaged somewhat better and the demand
was rather urgent for erything excepting
exports. Some of the early transactions
are appended:
Drum, Dyer Co. sold 25 head, weighing
"a, 22O lb. at So %; 8 head, 3,44O Ib, So 20.
John Haskell & Co. sold % head, weighing
2127O lb, at So Is; 10 head. 10000 lb, 50 %: "a
head, 80 1880 lb, SO so: % head q $50 ill., S3 90:
head, $3.50 lb. So 40 bull, 74O Id, 81 co; COW,
$40 lb, 50 90; heller, $40 lb, 50 10.
Reneker, Lin Ihorn 6 Co. sold Is head, 15,-
II. 10 lb, So 90; bulls, $500 lD, 50 40; cows,
8, 74O 1b, 50 20.
Mccall, Rowlen & Newbern sold is head,
Weighing % go lb, at 81 05: 81 head, 1920 lb,
So IS; IS head, $50 lib, 81 %.
Hull, Hazelwood & Imhoff sold II head
cattle, weighing 500 lb. at SO 40; IL head,
p 090 lb. 81 90; % head, 2SslO lb, So 15 3 hef-
ers, 2.l00 lb, So 35, COWS, 2s90 lb, So 25
S. b. Hedges Y Co. sold II head, weighing
Is. .45O lb, ts3 10: IA head, 1850 lb 81 30:
cows 4,49o lb, 81 80: bull. ,020 lb, 81 20. 80.
HOGS.
The market opened fairly active and
strong on good cornfed hogs and slow on
other grades. Top Philadelphas sold at
S. 9oQ6 OG; Workers at S. 50Gl5 10 and pigs
and roughs at 81 50@5 %.
SHEEP.
The supply was rather in excess of the
demand, and buyers forced concessions of
l0@l5c per cwt on all grades. Quotations:
Extra, 95 to 100 lb. 81 5O64 10; good, s. to 80
ID, 1904 35: tair, ~ to so lb, 50 9O63 %; year
lings. 50 1904 65: good toprime spring lambs,
S. to 10 lb, "a 9095 40 common to fair. So 9O@
IS.
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Receipts bulletined: Via the B. & OIL Car
oats, cars hay; via the p. & L. Ell car rye,
car hay, car mlddlings, l car malt, cars
-four; via the P. G., c. & St. LII cars bran,
cars corn; via the p, Ft. W. 6 CO cars
hay, cars oats, cars middlings, car bar
ley, cars flour. Total. 81 cars.
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Boston Stocks-Closinp Prices.
MONETARY.

Unchanged conditions were reported to-
day by the local bankers. Money was in
fair supply and demand, with rates steady
at 5@6 per cent Eastern exchange and cur
rency traded even.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-Money on call has
been easier, ranging from 1895 per cent,
last loan at and closing offered at ~ per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 515@6 per
cent Bar silver. s51ac. Sterling exchange
is firm with actual business in bankers bills
at 81 81 for 60-dav bills, and 81 Sc for demand.
BOSTON, Nov. H-Bank clearings, SIG, 1885,
45s; balances, 81 6s9.slL Money, per cent.
Exchange on New York, par to 10c dis
count.
Clearing House Figures.
Pfttsburg-
E1cnahges ", o6S 6Uz ~
Balances To-day. ay..................,... 405 005 %
Same day last week:
Exchanges. .......... .............. 81 730 Is4 So
Balances. ...................... 504, $50 81
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The total sales OF stocks to-day were $780,
800 shares, including Atchison, % 600; Bur
lington and Quincy, 1890; Baltimore and
Ohio, 5000; Chicago Gas, IL 700; Denver and
Erie. 400; General Electric 3, 100: Louisville
and Nashville, $500; Missouri Pacific, 5,40O;
Lead. $500; New England, 10 900; Northern
Paul, l6200; Sugar 46.OOO; Union Pacific
$500; Western Union, 1900.
Mining har ole
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CATTLE-Recefpts, 81 head; last week, 400:
previous week, 3S6; market firm at s5 5O@j IS
for prime heavy cornfed, S. 0O@5 25 for
medium weights, 81 25@i 70 for choice to
fancy lightweights, So 50Q4 90 for common to
fair do, and 81 25@3 % for common grades,
including dry COWS. bulls, etc. Fresh cows,
$25 0O@45 90 per head: calves, 3@6c perlb.
HoGs-Receipts. 9. 1872 head; last week, q 436;
previous week, l,433: market firm on the
basis OF $6 1906 10 for selected cornfed
SHEEP-Receipts, ,137 head: last week,
,262: previous week, ,t33; market heavy at
mon to fair stuff and 81 25@5 80 for lambs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-15
Closing Philadelphia quotations.
Electric Stocks.

Boston, NOV. 14.-The closing quotations
of electric stocks to-day were:
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DOCTGRSLAKE,

SPECIALISTS in all cases re-
quiring scientific and conf
dentfal treatment. DR.. S. K
Lake, NJ. r. e. p. s.. is the old
. est and most experienced spe-
cialist in the city. Consulta-
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1st cah. cd cali. Sd eau.
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Government bonds closed as follows,

Z. s. IS reg..-......1l44 Mutual Union 6s ..-.10s
do IS coup..-.......l4S4 \. j. c. Int. Cert Iii
do 41as reg.--..-...lO0 Northern Pac. lists .17]z
Pacific &C of 'S5. ....l07L5I do do 2ds- .I12
Louis. stamped As. 81 lNorthw'n Consols. 1856
Missouri 6s. ......... 1927 do debentures 5s los
Tenn. new set. Is ..102 st. La /. NJ .Gcn.5s S31
do do IS ...I0l St.L.S ). F. Gen. NJ 10S5a
do do 3s... &c st. Paul Consols go. I29
Capada So. cds......IOI ST. Paul, Cap. lists III
Cen. Pacific lists ....1O6 Tex. p. l.. G.. Tr. Rcts 50
Den. r. q. lists. .1l51 TEX. p X. C. TT. Rcts ~
Den. K. q. 4s.... S55 Union Pac. 1sts.... 1918
Erie IDS ..........107 West Shore. lO3A
NJ X. & f. Gen. 6s. SIIz IL. q. .W....-....... 93}5
Nj. K & I. Gen. IS. IL
The total sales OF stocks to-day were $780, :
900 shares, including Atchison, 20 600; Bur-