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q 5o@s %: feeding prairie. ss 5o9s 90; wagon hay.
STR1w~W heat. Is 1906 90; oat. 90 @@s 50.


dered, SIC; granulated tstsndard). SIC: CON
fssCnfrs ,s s & 4S@Ss 1sy yetSw t
torrEE-Roasted in packsges-standard brands,
ssc. Icose0Java. o u "a ssc; Mocha. saasisc; Santos.
2s@2eAc; Maraeaibc, 2sHc; Peabsrry. ae@264ci
saSai eoSsiBsGrsen@o sG; so Java x@oc padang
Java 2s4@2sc; Mocha. sa@3411c: Peaberry. 2i9
sss sssS e ssss sSSsa s.nis ssf Ro Gao s
rs Ss hsss . So Aeass Ssss s:. 7s ss
MonAssEs.cseies. ssSsshs; % fancy. s5s@4Oc;
faser avofs g sSaSP 9' sugar syrup 's'''
bags. 6@ssc; boxed. u laS: Is; Valencia, 6H@sSc;
s 1901 oarnsn @ co62na prnnes IS
Taisins i:ib cartons, 6 Is: cltron 2oS2ic; lemon
hsaf ssssg s!s sAss ssss gESs g ;s
extra peaches g s5@a 50: seconds. 81 ssgs 60; pie
iord county corn. 81 oSsi 10; lima a beans, bean s go
I1; soaked sa9s'&s & early G June PEGS q lS9 2
s 1867 10 cans or @ s.
gtneaPples. 81 25@I 80; extra do. s. 40; Bahama
fofns pears a9a 81 do sreen CAGES g Sa
extra sG sss Rh ~ dS 10 DO
Ties q 155l Is; gooseberries 81 l09l IS: tomatoes.
ssSsi1sc salmon LIB. q 259l 60; blackberries 70
q 7s9, g: do ,i;lb sls g; roast beef 2i5, u 5s
&Si So; Holsters, Isib :, IS: @scferei, ma & fs fress,
I. alo o. &c; s 5TSsd gS. ed . 10 ssrd,nes domestic
apples Bib. 7o@75c: gallons, s2sO@3 %.
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SUGAR is LOWER

And Corn, Oats and Hay Show Increased
Weakness No Other Noteworthy
Changes-Merchants Pretty Well Salts
Ged With the State of Trade.
MONDAY, Oct. 8.
The wholesale merchandise market opened
quietly to-day, as usual to Monday, but
orders by mail were plentiful, as they al
ways are just after the turn of month, and
in general way merchants appeared to be
fairly we'll satisfied with trade and the out
look. Aside from further weakness in
corn, oats and hay and decline in sugar,
no change of consequence in the temper of
the markets was observable. So far as
inquiries were extended settlements of
Septe mber accounts were reported as COM
ing promptly to hand.
Grapes and apples were in big supply, but
other fruits were scarce and commanded
slightly higher prices.
Eggs were quoted steady, with most sales
at 20c Advices from Western points noted
firmer markets and consignments were
offered at 2lc delivered here.
Potatoes were irregularly quoted, prices
ranging from 55c per bushel tor common to
SOC for choice stock. Sweets were lower and
the market for both was reported dull.
Poultry was in 1air supply and steady, with
temperature will make q firmer and more
active market
The decline in ref1n ed sugars that has been
imminent for several days past came this
aftern oon, all grades being reduced nc.
Consump rton is falling off.
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A MUCH FIRMER TONE.
Pressure Against the Shorts Results
in a Number of Advances.
NEW ENGLAND AND TRUSTS LEAD.
P. ". Preferred and other Specialtles
Prominently Strong.
RAILROAD BONDS FIRM AND ACTIVE

NEW YORK, Oct. 3-The volume OF
business at the Stock Exchange was
somewhat larger than usual, and
q much frmer tone characterized the
dealings The short interest was largely
responsible for the change in the condition
ct the market. Thus, New England, with
out anv new developments in regard to the
compauy's affairs or in any authoritative
statement about the alleged deal
with the Reading, scored a further
advance of 2E per cent Chicago
Gas advanced 2H per cent and
closed within &c of the highest price. A
theayy short interest was created recently
on the institution of the suit Tor the ap-
pointment of receivers for the property and
the large New York holders of the stock
rushed the price up when the bears at
tempted to cover. While these movements
Were i'll progress the general list was bought
freely, and such stocks Burlington and
son, Louisville and Nashville, ST.. Paul,
Western Union, Northern Pacific preferred,
and Reading closed with net gains of q to
19s per cent.
Many of the speciaIties were dealt in
more extensively than for some time. and
with few exceptions were decidedly higher.
Pittshurg and Western preferred rose 81,
Tennessee Coal and Iron, Denver and Rio
Grande common, "a; Susquehanna and
Western, lss; the preferred, 21s; Evansville
and Terre Haute ana United States Express,
~, and General Electric Hs per cent.
Among the industrial>, other than Chicago
Gas, there was considerable activity in
American Sugar and Distillfng ana Cattle
Feeding. The former rose and the latter
lL American Tobacco common sold up
and reacted 24. The preferred declined
u.
Railroad bonds were fairly active ana
strong The largest transactions were in
New England 6S.400; Chicago Gas, Al, 600;
Reading, Il, 200, and American Sugar lS,00J
shares. The dealings in railroad bonds ag-
gregated Sl.25O, 100.
Government bonds were stronger Close
of th,
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HOG PRODUCTS ADVANCE
And the Grain Markets Close Firm on Slight
Gains.

Gains.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3-In provisions particu-
larry the bulls were masters to-day The
october RIBS and lard deals we're running at
the oid stand, Notwithstanding the efforts
OF a mysterious stranger to transfer them to
q justice court. Compared with Saturday
night, October deliveries this evening
showed advances OF 111&c forSpork, l5c for
ribs, and 71&c Tor lard. The grain narkets
ali closed with slight gains
The most important matter brought to the
attention OF the provision trade was the
heavy difference between the stocks Of
short ribs on October as officially reported
and the estimates made by the packers in
%advance; % Ihey amounted to nearly Sl,0O0,-
600 pounds, as AGAINST previous outside esti-
mates OF 4.00OO GOO pounds. The matter was
almost as mucn OF a puzzle as the identity
of the individual named Rouche, who seeks
to have Wright and Cudahy arrested for
running corner. 1t was calculated by
some of the experts ON the floor that taking
the receipts and shipments of hog meats
for the month and the receipts and
shipments of hogs, the published stocks
showed more meat in store bv
some 30.O00.000 pounds that could lie made
from the hogs slaughtered. The stocks re-
ported on hand indicate smaller supplies of
mess pork than generally expected, while
the quantity OF lard was about as anticipated
1t was expected that the large stocks of
short rib sides would encourage the Offering
of other speculative articles rather freely at
the opening. Temporarily prices ruled
slightly lower, but it was demonstrated that
good inquiry prevailed and a decidedly
stronger feeling was developed. Shorts
bought moderately, and prices advanced on
some of the leading articles, though outside
figures were not supported TO the close.
While there was good deal in the wheat
market which was regarded as bearish.
there were other considerations which held
the market firm and shade higher but the
trade was not very active The local re-
ceipts were very heavy-s35 cars where 40
cars were estimated-and the deliveries in
the Northwest were heavy, being !, ,O6l cars
at Minneapolis and S61 cars at Duluth or 1922
cars in all In addition to this the trade wxs
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generally looking for an increase of 4,000. 600
bushels in the visible supply. Later, when
the returns were all in and IL was found that
the visible supply had increased less than
5000 900 bushels, and that the heavy local re-
ceipts were due to Sunday inspection of the
principal roads, the market received addi.
tional strength. The market turned weaker
during the last hour on realizing sales and
prices returned to the opening figures
which were shade above the final quota
tions Saturday,
under the final figures OF saturday. but un-
der an improved demand, especially for De-
cember, the market advanced with but lit
tie reaction ss@34c. receded Nc later,
a shade advance. The price was helped by
the Beerbohm figures, purporting to show
that the European supplies are gone ana
that Europe will require 100000 bushels
this month from this side.
There was good demand for vessel room
and rates to Buffalo advanced H@21ac for
wheat. &c for corn and 21sc for flax.
Cash quotations were follows:
Flour steady and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. 72s6Q7234c; No. 8 spring wheat, GIG
66815c; No. Fred, 729s@72Ac; No corn. $40;
No. No; oats. Bic; No white. s3dc; No.SWhl,e.
No. 3, $4,000; No. 4. 1. O. b., 39Q5ic; No. flax
seed. 81 0619@l or: prime, timothy seed.
81 56; mess mork. per barrel. $40 s72a@li co;
lard, per 100 lbs, IS 90; short ribs sides
Qoosel, 81 65@l0 ID: dry salted shoulders
(boxed), 81 1907 20; short clear sides (boxed).
81 95@S 90; whisky, distillers' fnished
goods, per gallon, 81 Is; sugars. cut loaf,61a@
pc: granulated, 5ssc; standard Ca" 5sc;
No. corn, 43Lc.
Receipts-Ffour, 10000 barrels; wheat,
81, 600 bushels; corn, 475c00 bushels; oats,
40s 900 bushels; rye, 2lOOO bushels; barley,
l16, 900 bushels.
Shipments-Flour 40 900 barrels; wheat,
10000 bushels: corn, 900 bushels; oats,
10000 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley,
81 600 bushels.
On the Produce EXCHANGE to-day the but
ter market was quiet; creamery, l9@241ac;
dairy, l6@92c. Eggs firm: strictly fresh, 19c.
Range of the leading features. furnished by John
NJ. Oakley s. Co.. bankers and brokers. No. As
Sixth street;
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General Markets.

Baltimore-wheatd dull; No 2 red spot and
October, 7454c; December, 76c: May, s51Ic
asked. Corn firm; mixed spot, 53c; October,
oOAc. Oats quiet; No. white Western, $50
SS13c. Rye steady and firm: No. ., 631<c. Hay
quiet; good to choice timothy. SI4 75tsl5 80.
Grain freights quiet but firm; steam to
Liverpool per bu, Sld@ @31Sd. Lard, refined,
&c; crude, s54c. Butter steady. Eggs,
Western, zoe. Coffee steady; Rio, 1711c; No.
2, 1880.
Minneapolis-The cash market was not
brisk on account of the large amount OF
wheat offered for sale. No. 1 Northern sold
a. little lower than on Saturday, 711ac being
about the ruling price, Receipts OF wheat
here were 1,024 cars and at Duluth and
Superior s61 cars. Close: May, ITO; October,
zoe; December, Tic. On track: No. hard,
72c; No. l Northern, TIC; No. 2 Northern,
4@66c.
Kansas City-Wheat firm; No. hard, old.
60c: new 601s061Ac; No. red 63@64c. Corn,
lc lower but in fair demand: No. mixed,
S1a@3sc: No. Q white, 4Oc. Oats weak: No.
mixed 26@Nc; No. white, 29Q3Oc. Eggs,
firm, 100. Receipts-Wheat. 5000 bushels;
corn 900 bushels: oats, 5.000ibushels. Ship
menrs-Wheat. 5000 bushels; corn, 5000
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels.
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Berries, Vegetables and Fruits.

The supply of cranb erries was quite large
to-day and prices were somewhat lower at
50 2592 so per box for Jersey and 50 5o@2 IS
for Cape Cod; latter in bbls, SO 00@s so.
Peaches were scarce and higher at 50 75@
8 so per crate and 75c@$1 so per basket Pears
were scarce and higher at "a OO@6 so per
Dbl and 75c@$1 25 per basket. Damson
plums. 75@sOc per lo-lb basket Apples were
firm and more active at So 5o@3 90 per Dbl
for good to choice. Ounces, 81 25@1 so per
bu, 75c per bu and y oo@5 90 per Dbl;
IS 5o@6 90 per Dbl. Grapes were abundant
and sold readily at l0@i2c for 4@5-Ib. baskets
and 20@23c for S@l0-lb. Lemons were quoted
at So O0@5 so per box and bananas at 81 90
q rs per bunch.
Cabbage was scarce, but the demand was
light at the old prices-s1 25@1 so per Dbl
and $5@7 per 100. Onions were tirm at 81 750
So 90 per Dbl and 8Oc@sl 90 per bu; Spanish
onions 81 25@l IS per Dox; turnips and car
rots, 81 75@2 rs per bbl; celery, 15@30c per
dozen.
Potatoes were generally quoted at 750sOc
per bushel for choice stock with rough stock
quoted as low as SOC. Sweets were lower at
50 25@2 80 for Jersey and 81 50@s 90 for Balti-
more.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hogs Rule Higher and Cattle and Sheep
Lower at East Liberty.
MONDAY, OCT. 8.
The general run for to-day's market was
rather in excess of requirements and in
Cattle were slow and inclined to lower
range, sheep were lower and hogs were
higher on all grades.
East Liberty.
Receipts-Cattle 100 loads; hogs, 81 double
deck loads; sheep, 80 double-deck loads. Last
week: Cattle, 135 loads; hogs, % double-deck
loads; sheep, % doub,e-deck loads.
CATTLE.
The market opened slow, with buyers bid
ding below last week, and the indications
pointed to q decline in prices, particularly
on common and medium grades. Fresh
cows and veal calves were in better de-
mand. Following were some of the early
sales:
William Holmes & Co. sold % head. weigh
ling "a 600 lb, ut s3 10; IA COWS, l72cO lb. 81 Is:
2 fresh cows, s42 so each; fresh COWS, SAC
for all.
weighing 2o,l45 Id, at 81 25; 16 head, 20,s9O lib,
Drum, Dyer & Co. sold % head. weighing
q. $50 lb, at 50 so: 50 head, Is, $50 1b, 50 80:
ss,eso lb, at 50 l21z % head. 22-so lb, s. 80; 2
oxen, 2l0 lb. "a 90: heifers, 8. l46 lb 81 go;
bull, ,290 lib, 81 30: dry COW, 1,27J lib, So 90.
Renecker. Linkhorn & Co. sold l6 head,
weighing Is, ITO lb, at So 80; cows, 26l0 10,
g 9o COWS. $3.50 lib. g 621a heifers, 1920 lb,
Mccall. Rowlen & Newbern sold 1e head.
weighing 1850 lib, ar 80 10; 81 head, % $50 lib,
Huff, Hazelwood rruboT sold Is head,
weighing "a, go lb at So 40: 4S head. A. 760 lib,
s3 30 16 head 81 40 lb a IS: bull, 760 lb 81 20;
bull. 40 lib, 80 20.
S. B. Hedges & Co. sold 70 head. weighing
109 lb at So 90; bull, 107O lb, 81 121; bull,
], l20 1b, 81 00
Demand was light, reports from Eastern
and Western points were unfavorabIe and
prices were lower on both sheep and lambs
as follows: Prime sheep, 80 to 100 lb, "a 400
IS; good. 80 to 90 lb, "a 2004 40; fair 70 to 81
lib, 50 00@3 50 common, 81 OOQl2 90: yearlings,
IS 0o@5 co. prime lambs, So 0005 10: common
to fair, So 00@4 so.
Good heavy Philadelphias sold at s. $50
s 80, with a few sales at IS 95: light Philadel-
pllias, IS 75l5 so: Workers. S. 5005 20; pigs and
grassers, s5 00D5 80.
The markets closed as follows: Cattle
strong on good and steady on other grades
at last weeks prices: hogs firm at the ad-
vance, and sheep and lambs weak at q de-
cline OF 25050c.
Herr's Island.
CArTLE-Receipts 593 head, of which 249
were for the island abattoir; receipts last |
a.
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank OF England on balance to-day,
f6 O0O
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Three per cent rentes, s9f
70 entimes for the account
BERLIN. Oct. 3-The statement of the I'm
perial Bank of Germany shows a decrease in
specie of Sc 702, 900 marks.
LONDON, Oct. "a P. M.-CIose-C Consols.
money 81 l-l6: do account, 81 lie: New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio lists, 3fA: Canadian
Pacific, 79Is: Erie, 251s; do Eds, l0S1d; Illinois
Central, 9s1a; Mexican ordinary, %: St. Paul
common, 79%: New York Central, ll3m: Penn
sylvania, 55sI; Reading, 291d; Mexican Cen
trail new As, bar silver, SS1sd; money ,s4@1
per cent. Rate of discount III the open mar
het for si' short bills per cent; do three
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Cotton,

GALVESTON, Oct. 3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, nc; low middling, &c; good ordi.
nary, SIC; net and gross receipts, T. $50 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 6,263 bales; stock,
S9, ,636 bales.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. s. Cotton firm;
middling, nc: low middling &c; good ordi-
dinary, 69-l6c; net receipts 1900 bales; gross
receipts,S ,7s2 bales; exports to Great Britain,
1850 bales
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The total sales of stocks to-day were 373, 600
shares including: Atchson, T. 900; Chica 20
Gas, $1,000; Erie, $500: Hooking Valley. 8, ,s0O
Louisville and Nashville, $500: Northern
Reading, 7l,a9O: Richmond and West Point,
3 a0l: ST. Paul, 5000; st. Paul and Omaha,
$500; Union Pacific, 1850: Western Union,
$500.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks the New York Stock Exchange. cor
rected daily for 1HE PIrTsBURG DISPATCH by
Whitney & Stephenson. Oldest Pttsburg members
OF New York Stock Exchange. 81 Fourth avenue:
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DrygOOds,

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Business in drygoods
was of improved proportions to-day. Buy
erS in the market were more active. Prints
were dull, but the market tone was stronger
in view of a possible early scramble for
goods. The outlook has improved and there
is better feeling.
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Provisions.
Dairy Products.

BUrTER-Elgin creamery, 2sk@29c; other brands.
2e@21c: choice to fancy country roll, 23925c fair
to medium g-e des, 16d2oc: low grades, 1al1I5c;
cooking. INDllc: grease. s09c.
CHEEsE-Ohio, l0ls00Ac; New York, 11@1kc;
fancy Wisconsin Swiss. blocks, H0l5c do bricks,
11k@12c: Wisconsin sweilzer, in tubs. 1a9l31sc;
lim6urger, u@il1ac: Ohio Swiss, 1aQl3Nc.
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Eggs and Poultry.

EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, 200
&c; storage stock, 1SG1i9c.
PoULTRY-Live-3pring chickens. 4S@55c per
pair for small to medium sized and 6065c for extra
large; old chickens. 7O@SOc: ducks. 60@85c geese,
75ct9S1 90. Dressed-Chickens. 14@l6c per lb;
ducks, 16(I17c: turkeys, l701Sc.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Oct a-Pig iron dull and steady;
American, sl3 0C@15 50. Copper steadier;
lake. sll 05@1l 10. Lead steady: domestic,
"a 00Q4 05. Tin firm; straits. $40 1920 Sd
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lBy Associated Press,I

New k-Beeves-Receipts, 6,521 ihead,
including log cars for sale; market dull, 100
per 100 pounds lower; native steers, 80 l50
81 1894 Is: bulls and cows, 81 6OQ3 90; dressed
morrow, AS Geeves and 1900 quarters OF
beef; calves. receipts, 17so head; market
9 90 per 100 pounds; grassers. 90 Oo@2.5o;
Western calves, So OO@s so. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts,2 2o.SH head; sheep steadyI
lambs very dull, 10 per pound lower: sheep,
"a 0O@5 90 per 100 pound 8; lambs, So 00@6 3715;
dressed mutton steady. 1890 per pound;
dressed lambs lower s110i0c. Hogs-Re-
eeipts, s,27s head. including two cars for for
sale; market steady, IS 3O96 90 per 100
pounds.
Chicago-The Euenfng Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, l7.OO0 head; shipments, 1000
head; market fairly active and steady to
p b0@5 co. others. 50 00@4 2,; Texans.sl 65@2 s.;
Westerns, 81 7OQ3 GU; COWS, 81 00@2 go. Hogs
Receipts, $4,000 head, shipments, 1900
common, q s5@5 10; packing and mixed,
@5 10; sorted light IS 1895 50; skips ana
pigs, 81 1894 s.. sheep-Receipts, 5000 head;
tives, a 15@4 IS; Westerns, 81 O5@i As; Tex
ans, So 65Q5 25; lambs. So 75{g5 10
Kansas ity-Cattle-Receipts, 6,6o0 head.
shipments, $40 head; the market Tor gooG
cattle was generally 10c higher; others more
active; dressed beef and shipping steers,
50 75@4 10; cows. 81 1509 10, Texas and In
dian steers, 81 2o92 90; stocfers and feeders.
81 1892 s.. Hogs-Recefpts, ZOO head; ship
ments. 1000 head; the market opened log
l6c higher and lost &c Off the gain; all grades
30 0214@5 90: bulk, s5 2095 80. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, $40 head; shipments, 800 head: the
market was active and 1o92Oc higher; the
supply was too small for the demand; NUT
tons, 50 OO@4 25; lambs, So e5@5 so.
Buffalo - Cattle - Receipts, 234 loads
through, 800 sale; steady fOr good fat handy
cattle; slow and 15c to 25c lower for common
stock: extra steers, "a 909j 10. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, AZ loads through, 1lO sale; active and
higher; heavy grades, cornied, s5 9O@6 90.
packers and medium, IS 1905 go sheep and
lambs-Receipts, % loads through, 62 sale,
about steady but slow with lower tendency
for lambs; choice to fancy wetners, 81 75(1
IS; fair to good sheep, 81 25Q4 65; lambs,
native choice to fancy, IS 50@5 Is.
Cincinnati-Hogs strong at So logs go; re-
ceipts, 4,250 head; shipments, 1705 head.
Cattle lower at 81 5O@5 Is; receipts, 1880
head: shipments. 225 head. Sheep steady at
50 00@5 25; receipts, 1865 head: shipments,
3S5 head. Lambs steady at 81 00@5 50.
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Bar Silver.

NEW YORK. Oct 3-[SpecfnL j-Bar silver in
price for silver. sS1lc per ounce.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Ex-
change to-day: One car sample oats. five
days. 3SLc: one car No. 2 yellow ear corn
ten days, $3.50. Bids and offers:
SPOT,
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Ca receipts for to-day-Wheat SIS; corn. ], 1853:
oats, co. Estimates for to-mo:row-Wheat, 63;
corn, SO; oats, 40.
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The best Chfcagos on sale brought So $50
60; prime heavy beeves would have
brought IS 75@6 co. but nothing in this line
8 90; light weights at So 1894 25 and common
stuff at 81 2513 90. Fresh cows were ready
sale at s3O0l0 per head and calves were
quoted higher at 54@67ic per lb Tor good to
choice veals.
sHEEP-Receipts. 1,7ol head; last week, ], l9s;
previous week, 1l16. The market was steady
and generally satisfactory to sellers, but
there was no change h prices from last
lambs at 4hG6o per lb.
HoGs-Receipts, LEGO head; last week. 90s:
previous week, 1,l46. Market strong at So 80
grassers, So 1895 80; pigs and roughs, IS oO9
3 25
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Receipts bulltined: Via the r, c., c. e st.
LIB cars hay, cars corn, cars bran, l car
rye, car wheat: via the p, Ft. & C.-3 cars
corn, Is cars hay, car straw. cars oats.
ley; via the B. & OIL car hay; via the P. s.
VS. cars hay. Q cars bran, L car flour; via
the p. & l.. E.-5 cars rye. car corn, car
flour, car barley. Total, 10 cars.
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Electric Stocks.

BOSTON, Oct 3.-[SpecidL 1.-The latest quo
tations of electric stocks to-day were:
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Clearing House Figures.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3.-ClearinSs, 81, S59, 37S.
New York exchange, commercial, 81 OOper
8, $50 discount; bank. SOC to par.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 3.-New York exchange SELL
ing at 81 so. Clearings, $3.50, ,937; balances,
$72, I75
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3-Bank clearings, 81, ,95l, l,0l0:
balances, $5S0,32 Money quiet, 6@7 per
cent. Exchange on New York. SOC.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3-Bank clearings, $21, 49,
921. New York exchange 60 cents discount.
Money strong 5@6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change dull; 6O-day bills. s4 s51a demand,
81 81.
CINCINNATI, Oct S-Money 3@s. New York
exchange par. Clearings. So rs, 500.
NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Bank clearings, $780,
els, b3S: balances, So, 300. ll9.
BOSTON. Oct 3.-Clearinrs $24, ,062, ,4O6: bal
ances, s.. 434, $40 Money. 6@7 per cent. Ex-
change on New York, 15@ SC discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Clearings today
were l7,76O,575; balances, s2,9O4, ,3s7. Money
per cent.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Bank clearings to-day
were s., sl3, $685. balances, 1895, ,428. Rate, per
cent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-04
MONETARY.
sEx. dividend.

Discount rates remain steady to firm at 5
@6 per cent with the supply of money ample
and the demand fairly active. Eastern ex-
change and currency are trading even.
Clearings were unusually large to-day, re-
flecting the progress of the quarterly settle
ments.
demand at 4@5 per cent; last loan 4, closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 1906 per cent Sterling exchange
weak at q s5 tor 60-day bills and 81 S6l for
demand.
BosroN, oct. 3.-Rates for money, 6@7 per
cent; cali loans, 697 per cent; time loans. ~
@GL per cent.