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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-24

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I - $50, 1osei1e1eu with the Christmas trade,
saonsh some dealers report very heavy sales.
naive poultry has been In good demand and a
la1se amount has been sold Eastern a,ook /,
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$. ,ha., :. 80 ppu. seuison II now
i;,h, $780,. oos -, me demand Is rather
Hsh. seKss0bies OF all kinds ind a good de-.
mani. bat fruit is moving slowly. There hs.
besn no material change In retail prices during
the week . p'1se' 1u''nk
RETAIL QUOTATIONS.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Caiifornta fiour ma,
aek, 81. i0tI Is: Oregon, Sl05l. O5; Warrington.
tAgLlo; olympic and Rainier brands. 81. Io0
lib Cornmeal. sl3e: oatmeal, 4c: graham'
AZ Rice. s0D6c per n.
sUGAgs-tIranuisted IN. 70 W.. .~,. n
10 lbs: golden I, Is ms: cut loaf. Is ms and null
verized, 10 ms for g. f
buTTER-Fancy Eastern creamery. ssn40c,
EIEa-f fesn ranch, 409A5c: Eastern. soc.
swi-. In no-.as sa' Sac. IAuiosnia, iS0S0c;
FRUIT-.icilv lemons. $500 snd c.i9;,
Aprles Easc. ces-s sIs1n. rs. YS1o. pei ooz. /
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nsvrls doc mar soz SS''o Pe1 ooS.: /
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small white he.ns en-. ~. a. -y-.fc per ~.
umas DC per 10 potatnez ancSssi ~ an1 paiks, &c:
potatoes. &C. CaaIifower, io{1i5c each. soussh
'staNNrn coons
-, a. 81 -, 1Dopo-F eachcs, pears and april
g. - .t aWoefries aud raspb orres,
-, "a s.s 80 80 fruits. atc; peas. 20c, and
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BORT ORCHARD
navy ard Route Bremerfon s.dnsv
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF WASHINGTON street a.rx
SUNDAY at y Is g. m. ami 3:3, y m Tha a.fs
a. H. trip includes head OF Port orchard rr,.
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MINING STOCKS.

- Dsssa.'ts-slght, 20 per cent Sterling bills
saaoo1s: sight. as9; commercial, &4sS silver
bars szf9s21sc; Mexican dollars, 65e6sl,c.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Tickets may be obtained At the once Of the COM
any, At Ocean dock Seatt,a
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 25.-wool active, prices
firm; quarter blood and low wool have ad-
vanced in price about 1c per pound: Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx End
above, 2s@29c: y. 26@2sc; medium, 33Q34c;
coarse. 3S@34c; New York, Michigan. Indi-
ana and Western fine, or and Xxx, A@2ec;
medium, 32@33c: coarse. 32@33c: fine washeu
delaine, Y and XIX, 2s@32c; medium washed
combng and delaine. 35@36c; coarse, do do
do, 34035c; Canada washed combing, 3l932c;
tub washed, choice, 36@3sc; fair, 35@s6c:
coarse, 35@34c: medium unwashed com bing
and delaine, 25@27c; coarse, do do do. 25@26t;
Montana, 16@2-11c; Territorial, l3@s1c.
BOSTON. Oct. 25.-The wool market rules
steady, and on certain grades which are in
reduced stock. prices are firm: Ohio and
Pennsylvania * sells at &c; do Xxx and Xxx
and above at 2s@29c and do No. at 32@33c;
Michigan X. 25c; No. J. 3l@32c; No. comb
ilsg dull at A@35c: fine delnine selections in
steady request at 3l@32c for Ohio, 2S@29c for
Michfgan: unwashed combing wool IN good
request at 24@25c: Territory wool sells on u
secured basis oi 55c for fine. 52@53c for fine
medium and 4s05Oc for medium; Texas and
California wools quiet; pulled wools un-
changed in price and in steady demand;
Australian wool firm.
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General Markets.

st. Louis-Flour weak and lower to sell.
Wheat sagged again this morning and went
off A@Tc; later it rallied, but closed Lc be-
low yesterday: cash closed $3.50; October,
6654c; December. 69ssc; May, 674c. Corn
went off early with wheat, but recovered
and closed ssc above yesterday; cash. 3714c;
ctober, $50: November, Sssac: December,
SLOW, but closed a fraction above yester-
day; cash and November, es554c; May, 3Sssc-
Rye firm at SAC; Barley-Mors doing at 4Oc:
and unchanged. Hay dull and unchanged.
Flaxseed better at 81 on. Cornmeal quiet
at 81 s5@l 80. Bagging quiet at IS 1901 25
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-5ugar firm; open
kettle. new fair, 254c: centrifugal plantation
granulated, 4 5I6@4ssc; off 90 4c: choice
white. S1s0s5sc; choice yellow ciarifed. S1s@
8 1ll8c; prime do, 6-l6c; off do. 31s@31lc:
seconds, 3Lc. Molasses, new option kettle,
strictly prime to choice, 35@36c; good prime,
3lc; lair TO prime, 2Q29c; centrifugal steady:
good prime, 2lc; good lair, l2c. Syrup. 800
3Oc; others unchanged. Movement or
merchandise impeded by labor strike.
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break. changed some. and ruled steady at

break. changed some. and ruled steady at
the close.
neglected. This served to depress the
speculative market, and pressure to sell
carried down the price N@ssc. Later there
was fatr recovery.
bull clique imagined for moment that Oc-
toDer ribs could stand alone. They were
quickly undeceived when they saw 1t tum-
Bile 81 per loo in q minute or so and had to
lift it again and carry it. Wright bought
very heavily of January pork, his purchases
on the call being reckoned to amount to
about 10000 barrels. He likewise took
literally OF November pork and ribs. The
International Packing Company sold No.
vember pork freely. Pardrfdge took hand
on the bear side of January pork and the
heavy and frequent fluctuations in pork.
bat the market was at its best toward the
close. Lard was weak and closed lower
than on the day before: RIBS closed S sSs
11ac higher for January. Pork at the close
is from ]2M to l5c over the final quotations
of the day before.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and depressed and reasona BILE bids ac.
cepted. No. srring wheat, 7lAc: No:
spring wheat, 59l90Soc; No red; 1lAc; No; 3
asise sGrn' + 2@s T. sc as os.s Se sf SSite sG soe
No 8. + o. b., Io@65c: No. 4. +. Q. b., 36@4sc.
No. l'fiaxseed, 81 ~. Prime timothy seed.
per 100 lhs, IS 90 Short rib sides, Qoosel,
81 75Gl0 so. Dry salted shoulders, (boxed).
81 45@7 80. Short clear sides. (boxedl, IS 70
@,S IS. Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gai, 81 Is. Sugars-Cut loaf. 512@5s4c. granu-
lated. 59sc; standard "A," SIC. No. corn,
S93z@40c
Receipts-Flour, 200 barrels; wheat, l6o,-
900 bushels: corn, 4s6, 600 bushels; oats, 3l5.-
0O1 bushels; rye, "a 600 bushels; barley. l5e 600
bushels. Shipments-Flour, %, coo barrels;
wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn. 1000 busheis;
oats, 100000 bushels; rye 5000 bushels; bar.
ley, 47,e00 bushels.
On he Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm; creamery, 20@2Sc;
dairy, lS324c. Eggs steady.
Range OF the leading features, furnished by John
NJ. oakley & Co., bankers and brokers, No. 4S
Sixth street:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BUCKwHEAr FLoUR-New. 246O3c per lb.
SEEDS--Choice recleaned Western timothy, 81 sc
al 95 per bu; choice receaned Western clover.
81 50: white clover, Sll So; orchard grass, 81 85
millet 81 4S0l 50: blue grass, % 0092 Is.
BEAN6-New York and Michigan pea beans, ~ Il
O. 20 per bu: hand-pcked medium. ~ o5@2 10:
BEEswAx-Choice, yellow, 3G@35c: dark, 2592Sc.
HONEY-New crop white clover. 2l@22c per Id;
buckwheat I40l6c; strained honey. S99c.
TALLow-Country rough. 3H@4c per lb; city rem
FEATHERs-Extra live geese. 5s@Soc per lb: No.
l do, 4St950c; mixed, 3094Oc.
NUTs-Chestnuts, IS OO95 80 per bushel: pea
l 25 per bushel; hickory nnts. 81 1901 s5; she'll
barks. 20 0O92 25 new wAlnuts. q coal 25 old do.
750S5c: butternuts. 750S5c for old and 81 0O9l 10
for new; rlberts. SC per ID; almonds. Tarragona.
15c; do Ivlca, 16c: do paper shell, 25c; sheled
almonds. 35c: Brazil nuts, SC0S16c; French wal
nuts. &c pecans. 10c; Naples wanuts, 13c; Grenoble
CIDER cIDEs-sand Sand refined. % 5oes 70 per barrel:
Pennsylvania champagne cider, s6 2s@6 80; new
PICKLES-S4 5015 so per barrel.
POPCORN-495c per ID.
HIDES-Green steer hides. trimmed. 75 lbs and
up, steer hides, trimmed 60 to 70 lbs. 7c
green steer hides, trimmed, under go lbs. &c: green
COW hides, trimmed, all weights 4c: green bull
hides, trimmed. all weights, 4c green calf skins,
No. ], &c: green calf skins, No 2, &c: green steer
hides trimmed, side branded 4c green salt steers,
No. l. GO lbs and up. 707Ac; green salt steers, No.
all weights. A@44c; green salt calf No. /. to Is
lbs. 599ic; green salt kip. No l. Is to 8 lbs 4d5c;
runner Kip, No. !, 10 to Is lbs, 3dic; No. hides,
115c OF; No. cali, &c of.
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Groceries.

~ 5l05 90.
dered, SIC: granuiated (standardJ, SIC: confec-
fGnsfs yeow 81 sS yeoS shos
CoFFEE-Roasted. in packages-standard brands.
sesSea aAess sansas sssoss
Maracaibo, &c: Peaberry. z7@zxc: Caracas, SO
MohAssEs~Gbo ss@ssHc; fancy. ss14@Oc;
| centrfugals 3o03ic.
fancy ayoTs sSS BLACK strap ,5isS S:,orn,,
9ndars Valencia. 7aS79c: California saltanass, i
Isc: French prunes, SaiO1c; California seedless
ralsins, Up cartons, s. $; citron, N@2lc; lemon
.RIcEMFancy head Carolina. eg4@s.sc: prime to
choice. 5000; Louisiana, 51k@sc; Java, 64@5ac;
CANNED Goops- Standard peaches. s. 1902 20;
extra peaches I: 1907 50; seconds q sSs e. o0 pie
ford county, corn; 81 O5@l 10: lima beans, q a@
3: soaked s ; saT M :nnssd JUNE S IS
peas. sll 5e@2o 90 100 cans or 81 io2z 50 2 dozen
gne:gges @ S 81 n@s esrI ds g. sa9ama cana
lornia pears 81 259a S. do green gags ages 4, q =; -
ssE 81 dS sFeo g. c s tG 80
csns S. 9 @ s. somstoes
ara 9 IS @ ss % cDFHsd 9%,ss beef gD
clipped beef. lib cans, O. 95o2 90: baked beans.
S bpoed S o. ssrdines dOmee
q co.; rs, ss 25; as, mustard, g .: imported, AS,
s9 sppes Ss &c sSe %SS:'sa saloas s co. canned
Ons-Carbon. 100, &c; headlight. 6kc; water
white. 7c: Elaine, 13c: Ohio legal test. SIC;
miners winter white, s4lD4oc: summer. 3aa3sc.
Dairy Products.
BurTER-Elgin creamery. sl@s2c; other brands,
2S93Oc; choice to fancy country roll 236c: fair to
mediun grades. 170Hc: low grades, 129l5c; cook
ing g0i1c; grease, 5G7c.
CHEEsE-ohio, ioA9lIc; New York, 1l4@nHc;
fancy Wisconsin swiss blocks, l49l5c: do bricka
111tG1I2c: Wisconsin sweitzer, in tabs, 139l3hc;
imburger, 1G9I1c; Ohio Swiss. 1215@13c.
Eggs and Poultry.
EGGs-strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, ZIG
&c: storage stock. 1g920c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chickens. 459soc per
pair for small to medium sized and $4,000 for extra
large; old chickens, 6Od7Oc ducks, 5o@16oc geese,
75c@&I 90; turkeys. IA9l5c per ID. Dressed-Chick-
ems, 1aGl5c per ID; ducks B@l6c; turkeys, 159l7c.
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BUTTER Is BOOMING.
The Elgin Board Establishes Another Ad-
vance in Creamery-Roasted Coffee
Again Advanced-Grain Continues Dull
and Weak-Potatoes Higher in the
Country.
TUESDAY, Oct. 25.


Country.
TUESDAY, Oct. 25.
As foreshadowed in this column yester-
day Elgin butter quotations were advanced
1c per lb at the meeting of the Elgln Board
on Monday, and one result will be corre-
spending advance here the latter part of the
week. Prices are still too low, it is said,
because they are below the parity of export,
and as dealers here are only getting about
one-third enough for their trade, it follows
that the condition of supply and demand
justifies still higher range.
All grades of roasted coffee were advanced
%c per lb. to-day and the market was quoted
strong at the advance. Following Is the last
statement of the supply of Brazil coffee in
stock and afoat: Total stock in New York,
1856 l59; total stock in Baltimore, 5000; total
stock in New Orleans, 6,6S2 total stock in
United States, 2A,s6l; afoat from Rio per
steam to October p. 205, 900: af1Oat from Rio
to sail October q, 17.OG0; afloat from Santos
per steam and sail to October r. 102 600;
af1oat from Europe to October 3, GOO. Total,
557.s6L Same time last year, 54s.44
potatoes are too low at 7O@75c per
bushei," said one of the produce commits
sion men to-day "Prices lave advanced 3@
4c per bushel in the country. and we must
get s0@S5c per bushel here or else do busi-
ness tor nothing. It looks to me as ii the
market was going to be higher"
Apples seem to be on the eve OF doing bet
ter. There is less poor stock on the market,
the range OF prices is not so wide and all
stock is rather firmly held.
Eggs are steady, but poultry, while about
unchanged in price. is easy under continued
heavy receipts.
Everything in the line OF grain, feed and
hay continues weak and depressed under
heavy receipts.
Too much grain in sight and too rapid
accumulation in elevator stocks are causing
continued weakness in prices. At last ac-
counts the visible supply of grain east of the
Rocky Mountains was about 50, 900 600 BUSH
els OF wheat, II, 900 bushels of corn. and
7,55O, 900 bushels OF oats, an increase over the
preceding week i'll each instance, the in
crease of wheat being about 4 900, 900 bushels
The visible supply at the same time in 1890
was only 1861 600 bushels of wheat and
S53 600 bushels Of corn, while in the phe-
nomenal year of 1891 the supply apparent
was about $4,000. 900 bushels less OF wheat
and about LOCO, 600 bushels less of corn.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Clearings, s139, ,67a, IL

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Clearings, $l39 672, 755;
balances, Sc, ,239, ,4l3
Boston, Oct. 25,-Bank clearings, SIS, ,sH, 1885,
balances, $l,7sl. .ss5; Money 5@6 per cont.
Exchange on New York 100l7c discount
PHILADELPHIA, Dot. 25.-bank clearings,
6,539, 4s5: balances. sl,S99, IA Money, ~
per cent.
BALTIMORE, Oct 25.-Bank clearings this
day were 81, l75 907: balances, SAC, ,227. Rate,
per cent.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Bank clearings, to-day
were $ls s57, ,s0l. New York exchange sold at
par. Sterling exchange dull and steady; TO
day bills, 81 s315; demand, - SO. Money steady
at 1@6 per cent
MEMPHIs, Oct 25-New York exchange
selling at par. Clearings $445,4l8: balances,
$Il3,33O.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-Clearings, 81, s26
ST. LOUIS, Oct 25.-Bank clearings, $44l4,-
21S; balances. $467,7s9. Money quiet at 607
per cent. Exchange on New York, 25c DIS
count.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-Money, 311z@6 per cent.
New York exchange par to 25c premium.
Clearings, 81. 634. 800.
BosroN, Oct. 25-Clearing house balances,
$l,7Sl 1885, Rate 5@6 per cent; call loans,
per cent; time loans, 5@6 per cent.
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Provisions.
Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.


Cranberries continue to be quoted at 50 Is
az so per box and s6 5O@7 so per barrel, with
the demand improving.
Apples are quoted at 81 25@4 90 per barrel
with most sales at $3 O0@5 so. Peaches.are
about done for the season. Pears are in
good supply and frml held at 81 0O@7 90
per barrel. Ounces are moving little more
freely at 81 5004 90 per barrel. Jamaica
oranges are quoted at s. 00@7 90 per barrel
and So 1894 90 per box; lemons at s6 O0@5 80
per box; pineappIes at 1a@l5c each by the
barrel; bananas at 81 25@2 rs por bunch, and
Concord grapes at Zoe per S-lb basket.
Cabbage is slightly frmer at 81 25@l 70 per
Dbl and Sc 00Qs 90 per 100: onions are selling
at So 25l2 so per bbl for red and yellow and
81 25 per box for Spanish; turnips, 50 0002 25
per Dbl; rutabagas, 81 25; carrots, 81 75@2 90;
caulifower, 90 00@2 so per dozen; celery, Esq
soc.
Potatoes are unchanged at 70@75c per
bushel from store, but cost has been In
creased in sa the 1ns Jersey
do at 81 1872 25.
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Drygoods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2a-Demand for drygoods
was less prominent following the activity
q good allaround request, however, except
that bleached rule quiet in waiting upon
the movement in leaders. A further ad-
vance in print cloths awakens new interest
in kindred goods, though demand continues
moderate. Shirting prints are beginning to
be marketed and Gloucester styles were
fixed at 40 less ~ per cent. Other prices
have not yet been changed. The general
tone of the market was firm.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Oct, 25.-Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England on balance
to-day, 42l900O.
PARIS Oct 25.-Three per cent rentes 99f,
27% cenGimes tor the account
BERLIN, Oct. 25.-The statement of the I'm
perial Bank of Germany shows an increase
In specie of $50 600 marks.
LONDON, Oct Is, P. M.-Consols money,
96 ll-16; do account, 963z: New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio firsts. 38 Canadian Pacific,
ss5S; Erie, 2715; do seconds, l09a; Illinois Gem
tral, lO2A: Mexican ordinary, 295; ST. Paul
common, SSA; New York Central, 113ef;
Pennsylvania,b756; Reading, 30; Mexican Cen-
trail, new 4s 71L. Bar silver. 80 Sled. Money.
! per cent Kate of discount in the open
market TOR short and three months bills, ~
az SIG per cent.
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Pennsylvani. Banks Interested

NEW YORK, Oct. 25-[SpecsuL l-Among the
attachments obtained to-day by creditors of
q. Burkhalter & Co., wholesale grocers,
were the following for Pennsylvania
banks. First National Bank, Carbondale,
&9,s54; Peoples Savings Bank, Pittston,
1885; First National Bank of Montrose,
$500: Citizens National Bank of Cory,
k,9I4; Marine National Bank of Erie, "a, $50.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Steady at the Central Yards-Hoga
Active and Sheep Slow.

Cattle Steady at the Central Yards-Hoga
Active and Sheep Slow.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, Oct. Is.
CArrLE-Receipts, 200 head; shipments,
1000 head; market steady at yesterdays
prices; 1s cars cattle shipped to New York
yesterday: none to-day.
Hoes-Receipts. 1880 head: shipments.
1s00 head: market active: Philadelphias,
IS 9o@6 90; mixed. s0@5 So; best Yorkers,
s. 60Q5 10: cars hogs shipped to New York.
SBEEP-Receipts, 100 head; shipments 800;
market slow at yesterdays prices.
rBy Associated Press.i
New lx-Beeves-Receipts, ia head.
all for slaughterers: no trade, feeling flrmi
dressed beef steady, 7@s]1c per pound. Ship.
ments to-day. 500 beeves: tomorrow, 96A
Receipts. soS head; market s. steady:veais % sasc
per 100 pounds; grassers, 50 05@2 so: Western
calves. 60 90. Sheep and lambs-Receiprs,
2S3 head: market quiet but steady; sheep,
dressed mutton steady at 70sIc per pound,
dressed lambs firm at 716@9%c. Hogs-Re-
cefpts, 3,697 head. including q cars for sale,
market firm at sl3 4o@16 90 per 100 pounds.
Chicago-The Evening .Jo,nnnlreports: Cat.
tle-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments, $500
head: market steady; good to extra natives,
8 e@5 40; others. So 1904 90; Texans. 50 70
as 10: rangers, 50 1904 25; cows, 81 25@2 20.
$1,000 head: market 1oc higher, closing
strong: rough and common, s5 3565 30,
mixed and packers, IS 55Q5 20: prime heavy
and butchers weights, s. 7595 80; light, s. is
as 20. Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head: market 1O@15c higher; ma.
tiyes So 75@5 so; Westerns, "a 00G4 10; lambs,
So 1905 80.
Kansas City-Cattle-Receipt 94O0 head,
shipments. 4.300 head; good cattle were
active and strong: others steady generally,
representative sales follow: Dressed beef and
shipping steers, So IS; cows 81 SOFA go,
IeXas and Indian steers, g s5; stockers
l3,0O0 head; shipments, none; the market
was steady, closing strong; all grades, "a 900
%: bulk, S. 2505 45. Sheep-Receipts.
l,lOO head; shipments. none: the market
was unchanged; muttons, S3 5O@4 Is; lambs,
S. 0c@5 25
st. observation-disclosures 3, 900 head: ship.
ments, 700 head; market active and 10@l5o
90; medium to good Texas and Indian
steers, 50 0063 Is; cows, 81 3062 IS. hogs
Receipts, $500 head; shipments. 200 headt
market 10c higher; heavy S. 5005 20: packs
ing, S. 0O@5 80: light, S. 30@5 go. Sheep
Receipts. 200 head; shipments none; marked
unchanged; natives range So 0O@4 so.
Cincinnati-Hogs active and higher al
], 700 head. Cattle stronger at 81 25@4 90; re2
ceipts, 315 head: shipments, $50 head. Sheen
in fair demand at SO 50@5 90: receipts, 20
head: shipments. go head. Lambs firm at
So 0O@5 25
a1o-Cattle-Receipts, none through,
u for sale and weaker for common grades;
light steers, s3 25@3 CO. Hogs-Recefpts 81
loads through, Tor sale; market strong at
Yesterdays prices. Sheep - Receipts, =
choice to fancy wethers, "a 5O64 s.; lambs,
native choice to fancy, S5 2515 So
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
CHICAGO CHANGE.
The Cereals Rule Rather Easy and Provi-
sions Irregular.


CHICAGO. Oct 25.-The big increase in the
visible supply of wheat last week seems
likely to be followed by another next week
as the deliveries at primary points yester.
day exceed the shipments by $1,000, 900 bush.
els and to-day they are in excess by 1,30O 0OO
bushels. The recovery in prices late in the
day was attributed to Brodstreet's report
which made an increase in stocks of 4, ,539
00O bushels East and a decrease of 46, ,0O0
bushels West of the Rocky Mountains-a ne
increase of only 430S. 900 bushels for both
coasts. The opening was about Nc under
yesterdays close and further declined &c
then rallied 5sc closing steady.
Corn was only moderately active and
easier. influenced partially by fine weather
which, it was thought. would insure a con
tinu3nce of liberal receipts. and al sc
affected some by the weakness in wheat
Another depressing feature was the big in
crease of the stocks of contract in stor e.
which are now 5, loco bushels, against
l,35s, ,0e0 bushels a week ago. Initial trades
were at 1l@5sc decline. afterward sagging Off
another lc on moderate offerings, the local
crowd being more inclined to sell short; at
the decline the demand improved greatly,
but the market recovered H@sSc of the