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&c. 1@
MurToN-Live, 34@31ac: dressed 7c
lamos, live, SIC; dressed, Sc. ~
o. hods-Live, OK @524c; dressed, 71s@
gEAL-4@6c per pound.
SMOKED MEArs-Medium ham, 14a I5c
iafge nam, i44 6l434c. breakfast bacon
,3c dry salt sides, l0lac; smoked sidas
II PC; smoked bacon. Ike per nonnd
LAsD-Compound, in tins, aLic: nnre
pound. <2@i~ Lazy per
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Clam Disgcrs Make Good yv,

mnoh e g. a good clam digger makes nc
the can "1 twenty dollars a week supplying
R ae oanneries at thirty-fve cents bnshai
Recently some of these estahlisb n"ans.
find finds canned the liquor Of clans wh;oh
ready sale.-Cor. New York Snn
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h., n,nrlaps, S-oz., 40-inch, net cash. 6sSc
puris io,oz., 4oinch, net cash, 71sc:
b bur1isps' eo-oz., 6o-nch, net cash sc c' ;
W oari ~ l5-oz.; 6o-inch, lie; burIaps So'
9a,, .ae-lnch, l414c. Wheat bags CaIcn't ta
zz1i1oo' spot, &c; three bushei oat hass
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bia " ps are rarely used in Adam A.,
twan nam has fallen there onlv 49, f,i q.
swenty,nine years. Previous D ~ .wlce In
ran, which occurred in 1855 ~, ~ ene last
six years. 'f winch lasted twenty
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-06

In the space of twenty month"; aan ~
March, 1888, until December, loos al
were landed In British Columpa .suf
Cinnamon, four-ffths of whom ws''
glec into the United States.
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Hides. Wool and Hons.

HIDEs-Dry hides, selected prime. TX
csc; ! &c less for culls; green, selected
over 90 pounds, 4c; under SIS pounds. &c
sheep pelts, short wool, SO@5Oc; me,
dium, 60@SOc; long, 90c@Sl. rs; shear.
Ings, lo@2oc; tallow, good to choice 3
@3lac per pound. 0'
WooL-Umpqua Valley, l6@1sc viii.
annette Valley, l5@lSc, according b
quality; Eastern Oregon, l2@l6c per
pound. according to condition. f''
HoPs-Nominal.
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A woman photographer of New ~
makes speciality of children, na, NV. Z
knack of getting out their best polnJl
posing them SO that they look natursl
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The use of the long range Mar'. n,
has had tendency to discourage y. ri,
rushing tactics of the native trioe'
dia
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PORTLAND MARKET.


wps.r- Nominal. Valley. si.20 /,
Walla Walla, sl.l2,a per centai.
FtouR-Standard, 1890 Waiia WallA,
t3. 80; Graham. $780, supernne, f-.'o
Der barrel.
oATs-New, 45@47sc per bushei-
HAY--sl2@l4 per ton. -
NuLsruPFs--Bran, D; snofts, sls,
ground barley, s22.oue2o, choi' .eea, We
az per ton; iced barley, s24a 20 hiiu
d ings, $26@2S per ton; brewing barley
Il. lU@l.i5 per GENITAL chicken wheat,
81. 80 per loo pounds. &c
BUrrER--Oregon fancy creamery, -oW
21nc; fancy dairy, IN @2oc; air W
good, 171a@2 C; common, l2ta @ioc;
California, 35a40c per roll.
CHEESE - Oregon, l29i3c; ioung
America, l3@l4c per pound
Eaas-Oregon, Zoe; Eastern, zuc per
dozen.
PoULrRY-Oh Chickens, s5.00@5.5o;
broIlers, s3.50@ 400; young ducks, W oOta
$50; old geese, nominal, s0.uog1.uo;
Young, nominal, N.0O@S.W per dozen;
turkeys, l5@loc per pound.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s2 per Genital !;
Onions, red, 10000 per cental silver
skins. $l@l. 10 per GENITAL newpotatoes,S 30
@$l per GENITAL, squash, 293c, oregon
cucum bers, l0@l5c per dozen; tomatoes,
75c per box; Oregon turnips, loo per
dozen; young carrots, loo per dozen !
beets, 15c per dozen; Oregon corn, lO9
l21ac per dozen sweet potatoes, 31a %
Age per pound; Oregon cauilhower, Zoe
l@sl per dozen.
FRUrrs-blackb berries, Z @Sc per pound !;
Oregon peaches, 7oc9 81. 10 per box Cal
norma Crawford peaches, .00@ !. 20 per
box; Sicily lemons, 800; California
lemons, s7.U0@8.O0 per box; apricots, vi
per box; California Bartlett pears, VI 70
"a /. 81 box California cantaieups,$i 80
"a 10 per dozen California watermelons,
81 10 per dozen; Oregon watermelons,
S2.U0@2.o0 per dozen California grapes,
| 81 900 rs per box Oregon grapes, Sl.0J
CLIO per box; p,neappes, 1910 per
dozen; crabapples, 5J@6 C per 2J-pound
box; piums, 7o@9Oc per box; Oregon
italian prunes, $l.0J per box; Oregon
pears, $1.UO per box.
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Staple groceries.

HoNEY-l0glSc per pound.
SALT-Liverpooi, $lo.UO9l7.0O stock,
$1l@I2 per ton.
CoFFEE-Costa Rica, 2119c; Rio, zoe;
Salvador, 2Uc; Mocha, 271s 93Uc; Java,
25@27 &c, Arbuckle's 100-pouni cases,
Il 7-zoc per pound.
SYRuP-Eastern, in barrels, I0155c !;
half barrels, Az @5712c; In cases, Bog
ooc per gallon; $50 per keg. California
in barrels, 2O(G4uc per gallon; sl.75 per
Keg.
RlcE-Island, s5.0Oa5.25 per GENITAL |;
Japan, S5.U0@5.25.
DRIED FRUlTs-Petite prunes, So l0c !;
81. yer, Sc @l0c; Italian, Y@l0c; Ger
man. o@ lOc; plums ,5@1c; appies, A aa7;
evaporated apricols, l3G l4c; peaches,
LOG lc; pears, Sc per pound.
BEANs-Small white, 314c; pink, SIC;
bayos, ga @ic; butter, SEC; limas, 81
94c per pound.
sUGAR-D, 45lc; Golden G, 47sc; extra
y, &c; Magnolia A, 5lsc; graduated,
5t4c; cube crushed and powdered, 6lsc I,
niectioners' A, 5ssc; maple sugar, 10 g
C per pound.
CANNED GooDs--Table fruits, assorted
quoted sl.75G 100; peaches, 800
bart lett pears. 81 SOC 81 /; plans, 81 81 y
@ l.50; straw berries, SIS; cherries,
81 @2.40: black berries, Sl.S50oI 80
rasp berries, $2.4J; plneapples, sz.25@
$50; aprlcots, l.75@l.oo. Pie iruit: As
sorted. sl.OU@l.2O; peaches, $l.25;
plums, sl.00@ LILO; black berries, 81 .2Jm
40 per dozen. Vegetables: Corn, 81 so
G2iD; tomatoes, a5c@ 81 90; sugar peas,
95ctd 80; string beans, 95c@$l.O0 per
dozen. Meats: Uorned beef, s200@2. III;
"hinned beef, s2.25; lunch tongue, -
S3.l5; 2s, 50 8 ieviled ham sl.5Od2 r.
nor do'"r Fish: Sardines, 75c@l.55;
HOLSTERS, $3.50 @3.5o; salmon, tin, lib.
tails, sl.25@l.50; flats, sl.75; 2 lbs.
$.25@2.5O; Is Dbl, $50.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-11

less confident of heavy future receipts Of
hogs and lower prices for them, although 1t
is both their interest and their practice 60
profess belief in O heavy run of hogs.
Freights were ffrmer with a fair demand
at 2ssc for wheat and 21sc for corn to Buffalo.
Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour steady and unchanged; No.
spring wheat. 74s6@4hc; No. 8 spring
wheat. 6e@6315c: 10. red. 74ss@I41ac; NO: .
corn, 1870: No. 9 oats SlI@3l15c; No. white,
+. o. b., A@35c; No. white. 3lL@32Hc; No.
rye, ,5654c: No barley, 5s@60c; No. 3, o. b., 40
Ge5c: No. 4. f. O b., S6@5Oc; No. fla1seed, 81 10
al 11lz: prime timothy seed, ST 63; mess pork,
per barrel, Sll 35@ll 40; lard, per 100 lbs,
IS So; short ribs sides (loose), $1,000 00
dry salted shoulders (boxed), 81 2O@7 %;
short clear sides (boxed). So 05@S 10; whisky,
dfstillers' finished goods, per gallon, ST. 10;
sugars cut LOAF, 51a@531c; granulated, 6ssc;
standard a." 51sc; No. corn, 1890.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 barrels; wheat.
29l, 900 bushels; corn, SCI, 600 bushels; oats,
Slsoo0 bushels; rye, 1900 bushels; barley,
l3e 600 bushels
shipments-FIour $1,000 barrels; wheat,
e750O0 bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels: oats,
4550O0 bushels; rye, 10000 bushels; barley'
As 600 bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged.
Eggs unchanged.
Range of the leading futures, furnished by John
NJ. Oakley & Co., bankers and brokers, NO. 10
Sixth street:
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IN MERCANTILE LINES.
Very Few Noteworthy Features Developed
Flour Easier, Groceries Steady, POul-
try IL, Innroxed Demand. EGGS Steady.

Very Few Noteworthy Features Developed
Flour Easier, Groceries Steady, Poul-
try in Improved Demand, Eggs Steady,
Peaches and Pears Scarce and Higher.
Very little change was reported in any of
the merchandise markets to-day and trade
generally was Of the usual Monday charac-
ter-quiet and featureless.
Flour is somewhat easier despite con-
tinued good demand. Production in the
Northwest has been rather excessive of
late.
Groceries were reported steady, with in
creased interest manifested in moiasses
syrups, foreign dried fruits and canned
goo ds.
Peaches and pears arc scarce. but other
fruits are i'll liberal supply. There appears
prices for choice hand-picked apples are
predicted.
The egg market continues steady at 20@
2Ic for strictly fresh, with most sales ut 20o.
Demand for poultry is improving. bnt
prices remain unchanged. Live chickens
still have the call. Little dressed stock al
irving as yet.
doing little better ut IS 90 for No. Jersey.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
So far as the proceedings on 'Change were
q reflection of the market there was very
little change to-day from last week, unless
it was in the direction of dullness. Only
one sale occurred on call. viz: One car No. l
timothy hay, ten days, Sl3 25 Bids and
offers:
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LIVE STOCK.
Movements and Prices at East Liberty and
Herr's Island.

Movements and Prices Mt East Liberty and
Herr's Island.
MONDAY, Oct 10.
Receipts were about up to the late
average in point of quality, but nu-
merically they we're considerably above
it. Buyers were ont in about the usual
force. but advIces from Eastern and
Western markets were unfavorable, those
from Chicago noting heavy receipts and
lower prices on everything, and the markets
as u rule favored thebuyers.
East Liberty.
Receipts: Cattle, I50 loads; hogs. 3s double
deck loads; sheep. .5 douhle-deck loads.
Last Monday: Cattle, $50; hogs, q; sh eep, 30.
CATTLE.
The market opened very dull in conse-
quence OF the immense supply and tho indi-
cations pointed to n close ut lower prices,
particularly on common ana medium
grades. Some OF the early transactions wore
us follows:
william Holmes & Co. sold "a head,
we Ching 2i,740 tb, ut $3 60; 10 head, 1850 III,
So 81; Z head, 773O lb. So 40; = bulls, 2,0SJ lb,
81 70: 3 calves, 43O lD, eAc.
John Hesket & Co. sold 20 head, wei thing
227l0 lib, at So z5 90 head, 206lO lib, S. 25 "a
head, 23oso lb. S. s5: ! heifer. $50 lb, s3 90; l
ball, 1,29O Id, 81 80: & fresh COWS and calves,
81 Is: 2 fresh cows and calves. $50 90.
Reneker, Lnkhorn & Co. sold 10 head,
W eighing 1880 lb ut 81 10; 16 head, 1880
lb, s3 25; head, 1850 lb, 81 20; heifers, 7,lSo
ID. So w.
Huff, HaZelwood 6 Imhoff sold 25 head
weighing $3.50 lib, ut 50 80: bulls, 200 lib.
500; 4 fresh COWS and calves, $l42 3 fresh
COWS, $40 90 per mead.
McCuiI, iowlen & Newbern sold % head,
weighing c3 66J lb, at S3 45: % head, y, 7o0 lb
"a 50: "a head, 2774o lb. "A 90; "a head, H. laO
lb, -$3 90
Cattle closed ON n decline of 1O@s0c on all
grades excepting exporters.
The demand started fair and the market
ruled steady at unchanged prices from last
weeks close on both sheep and lambs. Ex-
ira sheep. 95 TO 100 lb, "a S0@5 10. good, s5 TO
80 lb, "a 40D4 65: fair. ~ to 90 III, $3 0J@3 so;
common, 81 Uc@2 90; yearlings, SIS 0O@3 As;
good to prime lambs. IS to IS lib, $5 25Q35 30;
common to fair do, 50 0oGl4 So
HOGS.
Market opened slow and lower than last
weeks close. especially Oh Workers, the bulk
OF rlc supply being York weights. Prime
tops were in light supply and steady nc u
slight decline. Losg Philasiei phias, 2l0 to
236 lib, $6 00@6 o.: heavy Philadelphias, 80 to
$50 lb, s. 05QQ6 w: best mixed, 1SJ to 2'N lb,
S. s9l5 81: Dest Workers., l60 To la ID, s5 ESQ
8 75 mir do, 13D {" $50 lib, So s5a03 IS; commit.
TO best pigs, - 7505 IS; roughs, u 5015 25.
aerr's IsIAfd.
CA.zIn-Receip.s. lss head. OF which 10
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-11
ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The Industrial Shares Furnish the
Important Movements.
RAILROAD STOCKS ADVANCED.
Trust Companies Offer Money Freely and
Rates Decline.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ALSO WBAKENS

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The stock market
showed more animation to-day than was ex-
pected in view of the Columbus celebration
and the approaching holiday The under
tone of speculation was firm throughout
and higher range of quotations generally
prevailed, but the really important
movements of the day were In the
industrial group. Nearly all of the
shares scored sharp advances The
only ones that declined were American
Sugar and General Electric and these closed
with net losses of only half point. The
greatest activity was in Distilling and
Cattle Feeding and Chicago Gas. both of
which were taken in round amounts for
local and Western account. Colorado Coal
.ose ~ to 43l4, and Colorado Fuel jumped
eight points to par on advices that ma
iority of the holders had assented to the
proposed consolidation, and that tho COM
panies are already being worked in har-
mony.
The railroad list improved L@lH outside
OF Reading which first fell off from 573l and
then rose to 50 on report that the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company had advanced tolls
TO correspond with those OF Reading. rms
story was subsequently denied and Reading
fell back to jeeS. The general market was
influenced to some extent by the reduction
of full cent IN the posted rates OF foreign
exchange and by the free offerings OF money
by the trust companies after the interest got
up to per cent. The supply of funds from
tile source named led to q decline in money
rates to 255G5 per cent
In the late transactions Dis.illing and Cat
tic Feeding reacted q and American To-
bacco IA but other stocks held up well, and
the market closed quiet and firm.
Railroad bonds were comparatively quiet.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
Central IS advanced "a, Richmond Terminal
Trust Is declined IA. Tie Readings we're 4
fraction higher. The transactions footed up
$50 COO.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
Close OF the list:
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WHEAT is STRONG
On the Drouth in This Country and Russia
Corn an d Oats Little Lower and Hog
Pr.odr1cfs of nd aboIlf

On the Drouth in This Country and Russia
Corn an d Oats n Little Lower and Hog
Products Quiet and About Steady.
CHICAGO Oct. l0.-Enormous receipts
proved powerless to-day to depress wheat
The Russian drouth and its American
counterpart were the principal life-savers
Corn, IN The absence of such substainers
had 4 moderate decline. October lard er-
latcally jumped mp CSC. but otherwise pro-
visions are 21a@5c lower than last night.
Wheat shows a gain of 11@3sc and corn a
loss of &c for November, 5sc Ior December
and nc Tor May.
thun expected, the inspectors having
worked Sunday, and the deliveries In the
Northwest were prodigious-Ls9i cars. In
addition to this there was decided weakness
in corn and the indications were that the
visible supply would show an unexpectedly
large increase. But these bearish factols
tion in Russia WAS critical; that there had
been no rain for Tour months and the ground
could not be plowed and that there was
danger ofa repetition of last years famine.
This WAS partially confirmed by a cable
from London reporting an advance in Rus.
sian wheat there OF Cd. There was no sign
OF any break in the drouth in the winter
wheSt districts of this country.
The visible supply as finally reported
showed AN increase in wheat OF 3, 3,355, ,0G0 BUSH
els or 100000 more than generally looked for.
els. Bull news became more plentiful late
in the day. Minneapolis dispatches re-
ported bankers as sending less money to
TIE country and farmers wheat deliveries
falling off. The English wheat crop WAS esti-
mated at SlH per cent in yield compared
with sc per cent u year ago. There was also
talk CT the United States Government crop
report showing an average yield below IL
bushels per acre. The Indian wheat ship
ments for the week were next to nothing at
$1,000 bushels. The export clearances for
the day we're remarkably good, amounting
To nearly 1000, 600 bushels in wheat and flour
from the four Atlantic ports. a big item in
this report was the 5000 barrels of flour
cleared for Boston.
Corn was " eak on the fine weather, the
big receipts and on expectation that the
Governments report would show an improve
1ncnt over the September condition 1876
The local inspection was l,099 cars, where
only $50 cars had been looked for. Tho in
crease was largely due to Sunday inspection
on many of the roads.
Oats followed the fluctuations of corn
pretty closely, options being quoted finally
at from 1sc to Nc lower.
In prov isions operations were mainly con-
fined to fruitless watching of a few leaders.
hackers ind others are beginning to talk
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Groceries.

SUGARs-Patcnt cut-loaf, G1sc: cubes SIC; pow
dered. 57se; graduated (standard). SIC: con-
fect1oners A. Sc: soft A. 4T@i;sc: fancy yellow.
4sc: fair yellow, 4atG4isc; common yellow, 40
CoFFEE-Roasted, in packages-Standard brands.
q 320c; second grades, a092lc fancy grades, 24t@
SOC. Loose-JaSa, 3Sc; Mocha. 3I@t3I2c; santos.
26@26.sc; Maracaibo. 2G5@c: Peaberry, 261t@.7c;
MoLAssEsNcholce. ssgss14c: fahcy 4o@4lc;
centrifu2als. ad3ic.
SYRUP-Corn syrup. 26@asc; sugar syrup. 28lI3lc;
fancy favors, 32935c.
FRU1Ts-London LAYER raisins. e 90; California
London layers, 81 9o@2 10: California mnscatels.
bags. 5@5,ac; boxed. sEI59l 25: Valencia, 5A@5Nc;
Ondara Valencia. 7A6671ac; California sultanas.
1On@llc: currants. 4A@4kc: California prunes: 9h
ORC; French prunes. sGI01sc: CaiiforDia seedless
rasins lib cartons. 50 10: citron, 2o@s1c: lemon
peel, 1O1S0Iic.
RIcE-Fancy head Carolina. 6A@sltc; prime to
choice. 5A@sc; Louisiana. 51s@6c; Java, 51f95xc;
Japan. 5A(96c.
CANNED GooDs-standard peaches. g 05@e 10;
extra peaches, 81 35@2 5o seconds. 81 959e co. pie
peaches. 81 30Gl IS: finest corn, 81 4OGI 50; Har
lord county corn. 81 O5Gl 10: lima beans, 81 200
81 D: soaked, S00S5c: carly Jue peas. 81 l51i %;
marrowfat peas. q o59l 10; soaked; S9soc; french
pipeapples, 81 259l 30: extra do, g 40; Bahama
do, 50 90; Damson plums. Eastern, 81 25; Cali
fornia pears. 81 e592 IS; do green cages, 81 10;
do egg plums y Is; do apricots. q so92 10: do
2.lb cans IS; raspberries. 81 25l 80: strawoer-
ries 81 150l 25 gooseberries 81 1O9l Is: tomatoes.
a5@sf1sc: salmon. lib 81 25@l sO blnckberries 20
@sOc; succotash. c-lb cans soaked. 95c; do stand
81 75@l sc; do Alb, sl3 %: roast beef 2-b. 81 75;
Clipped beef, lib cans. 81 $500 CO.; baked beans,
81 2@1 80: Holsters, lib, 81 25: mackerel fresh,
lib 81 90; broiled. 81 so: sardines. domestic. As.
apples BIB. 75@SOc; gallons, e 95@3 90.
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Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.

Supplies to-day were fairly large. as rule,
and the movement was slow at unchanged
prices.
Cranberries were quoted at So 50@2 IS per
box and 81 O0@7 50 per Dbl for Cape Cod and
90 2502 80 per box for Jersey.
Apples held steady to firm at 81 5o@3 90 per
Dbl, according to quality: peaches were
scarce and higher, Mt So 5O@4 90 per crate for
choice: pears, 81 50@6 00 per bbl; ounces,
s3 s0@5 on; grapes abundant and steady, at
S 5 10 baskets. Lemons, S. Oo@5 50 per box;
Jamaica oranges 81 5O@s on per Dbl, and
a 25@4 80 per box; Messina oranges,
81 Fog! 50 per box banenas nan 81 81 o6@2 90 per
Vegetables were in good supnly and a
shade easier; cabbage, 81 25@l so per hbI.
IS 0c@7 co per loo onions, soc per , bn, 81 COG
box; turnips, 81 75@s 20 per bbl carrots,
50 06@a 25 celery, 25935c per dozen.
Potatoes Unchanged at 70@75c per bu from
store and 55065c on track. JERSEY sweets,
So 1898 90 per Dbl; Baltimore, 81 750s %.
Miscellaneous.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-New. 24G13c per fb.
@I g5 per bu.: clioice recieaned Western clover.
81 50: white clover. Sl2 OO: Orchars grass 81 %;
BEAiNs-Sew a s & Y York and Michigan pea beans 81 10
o. Is per hu.: hand-picked medium, 81 O0@2 oo:
Lima, aA@ifc per 10; tennsylvania and Ohio
BEEswAx-C Choice yellow, So9s5c: dars, Z@?sc:
n: 1sl5e; SsI strained honey Sioc. pei
TALLow-Country. 31s@4c per pound; city, 40
4hc.
FEATHERs-E Extra live geese, 5S96Oc per ID:
No. do, 4Sd5Oc: mixed, 3Nd1iUc.
NUTS -Chestn.rs. S@9c per tb: "a Oo94 50
per bushel peanuts. green 4@5c per pound; 10
roasted, 81 1901 80 per bushel.
CIDER sand refined. s. 5o@s . per barrel PENN
sylvan champagne CIDER S6 25;l,6 30: new country
cider 81 0I(d5 So: crab cider. 81 509S 90.
PICKLEs-sI 5o(@5 50 per barrel
POPCoRN-405c per In.
HIDEs-Green STEER hides. trimmed. Is lbs and
up &c; green steer hides. trimmed go to 20 lbs. &C.,
green steer hides, trimmed, under GO lbs. 31sc;
green COW hides. trimmed all weights. 316c: green
bull hides trimmed. all weights. &C; green calf
skins, No. l. 5c green calf skins, No. 2 &c: green
steer hides. trimmed. side branded. 4c; green salt
steers No. /, 90 lbs and up. 7G0I4c; green salt
steers. No. l, 60 lbs and less 4@4.c: green salt
cows, No. l. all weights, 44c: green salt calf No.
]. to ID lbs. 5h@5c: green sat kip No. J. 16 to I
lbs, 4G5c runner KIP No ], 10 to . lbs Sg4c: No.
hides, lI2c off; No. calf, &c off.
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FOREIGN Financial.

LONDON Oct. 10.-Amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England ON balance
to-day $4,000.
PARIS, Oct. lO.-Three per cent rentes 99f
52% centimes for the account.
BERLIN Oct. 10.-The statement of the I'M
perial Bank of Germany shows q decrease
in specie of ls 500. COO marks.
LONDON, Oct. 10. r. M.-Consols, money,
97@g7Is: account, 97ss: New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio, 3255s for lists; Canadian
Pacific, s7s4; Erie, 2s% Erie. sds. lC9A:
2l5a; st. Paul, common. so1s: Now York Cen
trail, ia; Pennsylvania. 81: Reading, 57ss
MeXican Central, new As, 701a: bar silver,
3Sl%: money, "a per cent. Rate of discount
in the open market lor short and three
months bills. 11s per cent; forthree months
bills, 1-l60lH per cent.
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.-Cotton firm; middling.
4 7-l6d. Sales 10000 bales, of which 1000
bales for speculation and export and in
cluded 5000 bules American.
GALVESTON, Oct. l0.-Cotton steady: mid.
61Sc: net and gross receipts, Is, 474 bales; ex-
ports to France, 1913 bales; sales, 2,062 bales;
stock, 101, 722 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. 10.-Cotten irregu-
ordinary 6Ac; net receipts 10, 205 bales; gross
1l.S32 bales; sales $500 bales; stock, 9S,659
uales.
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Electric Stocks.
Boston, Oct lo.-The latest quotations OF
electric stocks to-day were:
Closing Philadelphia Quotations.
Brazil Coffee.

Rio JANEIRo, Oct. S.-Cofee, fret ordinary
10 $50 reis per 10 kilos; good second, $500 reis.
Receipts during the week $1,000 bags; pur-
chases for United state-, So COO. bngs ship
ments to United States 5000 bags; stock,
SANTOS, Oct. s-Conee. good average nom
inal. Receipts during the week 7s coo bags;
purchases for Unitsu Rtntee $1,000 bAxc; strip.
insnts 70 Uustsd States 1000 bays' stock. Hs,'
COO bags
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General Markets.

Baltimore Wheat steady; No. red, spot
and October 7616c: December 791&c; May,
s611c bid. Corn steady; mixed spot, 52Ac;
october, 5o5sc. Oats steady; No. white
Western, SS15c. Rye firm: No. 2, 64s4c. Hay
steady and firm. Grain freightS dull. Pro-
visions unchanged. Butter active; cream
cry fancy, 25c. Eggs steady; Western, 19c.
Coffee unchanged.
New Orleans - Rice in fair demand;
ordinary to good. 304c: sugar; centrifugal
new choice white. 4111c; prime yellow clari-
fled, ,43zQf7-iGc. lIarkcG strong. Syrup new, ,85c.