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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-01
uasing with corn and closing from No to 10

lower.
The wheat trade had a st upid session. 1t
was current gossip that 100000 bushels or
thereabouts of the wheat bought yesterday
at 78c was taken by Leopold Bloom, and that
Broker J. q. Adams had absorbed as much
as :, 800, 900 bushels at about the same price.
based upon the knowledge possessed by
the buyer, who owns a large farm In the
North west, of the inferiorfty OF this years
spring wheat crop. The receipts fr9m the
country continue on an enormous SCALE
The outlook is for a 4, 200. 900 bushel increase
in the visible supply statement next Mon
total close up to $4,000, 600 bushels. with at
least Is weeks OF further accumulation to
look forward to. The total amount IN the
visible supply on January last was in the
neighborhood of 5000 600 bushels, or about
what tt amounts to now.
There was a les up in the aggressive action
of manfpulators in October ribs. The price
was held at $40 50 bid during the morning
and let down to q nominal closing at 50 3d.
Freights held steady at PIC for wheat and
&c for corn TO Buffalo.
Cash quotations were rs follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged; No:2 spring wheat
7sac: No. spring wheat. 60@64c; No. red,
72Ac; No. corn, 4S1<c; No. 2 oats. BIC; No
2 white, +. o. b.. Ssl@36c; No. white, SlA9
5, T. o b.. 459s7e; No. 1 T. o. b.. 4o@5se; No. i
fiaxseed, 81 0s; prime timothy seed. 81 81.
Mess pork. per barrel, $40 65@l0 20: lard,
per 100 pounds, s. 90: short ribs sides Qooses se
% oV, ory sdiIeu suouiuers kUoAeu( - Ivy
2O short clear sides (boxedl, 95@S OO.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gallon,
81 10. Sugar-Cut loaf, 51s@5Ac; granulated.
6ssc; standard A, SIC.
Receipts-Flour 200 barrels; wheat, 49,,
900 bushels; corn. 10000 bushels; oats, Sse 600
bushels: rye. $4,000 bushels; barley, $4,000
bushels.
shipments-Flour, 1900 barrels: wheat,
1880 bushels; corn, 27S,000 bushels; oats,
10000 bushels; rye. 1000 bushels; barley,
5000 bushels.
Range OF the leading futures. furnished by John
NJ. Oakley & Co., bankers and brokers, No. 45
Sixth street:
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mert. Bessemer, however, lsgs. A close
eye IS kept on the statistics OF stocks. 1t iS
believed that. the report OF October wfl1
show another heavy decline. 1t IS cer4
tain that some districts are reducing
stocks. Personal observation at many
plants in the South the past week
shows that current shipments are in every
case beyond current product. Money i1l
working easier in the West. Foundrfes and
mills find the demand for finished forms
Final agency arrangements for the new Ten-'
nessee De Bardeleben combination were
confirmed during the week. They give to-
Rogers, Brown & Co., the Ensley, South
Pfttsburg and Sewanee brands, eight stacks,
In all territory west of the Alleghenies, and
to the same firm all territory east Of th q
Alleghenies for the De Rardeleben and Alice
brands, nine stacks.
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SPELTER,
Healthy Conditions at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 80. - Especial - Rogers,
Brown and Merwin say: The healthy condi.
tions reported a week ago still continue in
this district. The Southern manufacturers
are maintaining their position of firmness
and are now getting Csc per ton more
on nearly all grades than was
the case last month. On certain
numbers the have advanced prices q
trifie more than this on account of heavy
contracts booked. Inquiries continue ac-
tive and are on the increase, yet for the
most part consumers are still unwilling to
pay any advance in price over figures " hich
were offered during July and August. Many
of them would now gladly buy at such tig-
rres but are unable Meanwhile manufac-
turers both North and South are occupying
an independent position.
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Wool.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-Wool firm and fairly
active; domestic fleece, 25@35c; pulled, 209
SIC: Texas, 1502lc.
PHILADELPnfA, Sept. 3O-woel in i'm.
proved demand; ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above, 3s@29c;
Y. 26@2Sc; medium, 33@34c; coarse, 321<
933c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine or X and Xxx, A@26c; medium,
32@33c; coarse, 32@33c Washed combin 2
ami delaine fine washed delaine, Y and Xxx,
2S@32c; medium washed combing and delaine,
3j@36c: coarse do do do, 33@34c; Canadian
wa a-hed combine, 3l@32c. TuI washed choice,
36@3Se: fair. 35@36c coarse, 3393fc. Medium
washed combin.. and delaine, ,25G92615c; coarse
do do do, 2414Gp25I5c. Montana, l6@22c. Ter
ritorial. l3G12lc.
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NEW ENGLAND LEADS
In Activity and Strength, Closely
Followed by Distillers.
READING ACTIVE AND WEAK.
The Application for Receiver for Chicago
Gas Breaks the Stock.
RAILROAD BONDS QUIET BUT FIRM
RAILROAD BONDS QUIET BUT FIRM

NEW YORK. Sept 30.-The stock market
to-day was as narrow as usual, but the
animation infused into few stocks by buy
ing for the account of outside speculators
gave the market an active and strong ap-
pearance, and In the few stocks which were
largely traded in substantial movements
occurred. New England again assumed a
commanding position in the market under
heavy buying, which was believed
to be partly for Boston and partly for Chi
cago account, and while there was
nothing definite revealed to show
the basis of this confident demand,
It was rumored. that the buyers had
intelligence of new developments which
will act favorably upon the stock. Another
active stock was Chicago Gas, which was
sold heavily in the early trading but equally
heavy buying soon rallied it completely.
Distillers also came in for a share of buying
and improved materially. Another i'm
portant feature of the day was the strength
exhibited BY the Richmond and West Point
securities, especially the per cents.
The meeting Of the coal sales agents has
had the effect of making q waiting attitude
on the coalers, and while Reading was very
active, especially late in the day, when the
efforts to get it down became most marked,
it was held within a range of l per cent all
day long and closed within Il point of last
nights prices. The other coalers were al
most entirely neglected.
The effect of the application for receiver
for Chicago Gas at the close of the day was
a loss of "a per cent, with the stock firm at
the decline, while the various rumors about
different parties seeking control of New
England resulted in a rise of 25s for that
stock. The only other important change
for the day was in Distillers, which is taken
care of by the insiders and gain of ~ per
cent for the day scored. Other stocks
were quite neglected, but a firm temper in
the early dealing was followed by general
reaction when the rise in New England Gull
minated, but despit& free realizations in the
late trading, the pkrket closed rather firm
on a slight rally
Railroad bonds were quiet but fairly firm
throughout the day, the features being the
Texas Pacific bonds and the Richmond and
West Point 5s, while other inactive issues
scored material gains in lew cases. The
interest centered in the Arkansas State
issues in which a large business was trans
acted at advancing prices, the Little Rock
being most prominent. The sales OF
railroad bonds aggregated Sl35l, 900.
Government bonds were quiet and steady.
Close of the list:
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NEW YORK, Sept. so.-Bank clearings. $685.
COS, ,757: balances So, 327, 40.
BOSTON, Sept. 30.-Bank clearings, SIS 929, :
394; balances, 81. 1.s2S,sO3. Money. per cent.
Exchange on New York, s@l214c discount.
For the month: Clearings, $379,977 $40; bal
ances, $43 Sss, 740. For same mon tn last year:
Clearings s4O9, ,O97, ,955; balances, $40. lss, ,62s
BALTIMORE Sept. 30.-Bank clearings to-day,
S. Ill 8s2; balances, $270 234. Rate, 6 per cent.
CHICAGO. Sept. 3O.-Bank clearings to-day,
$l5, 736, ,000 New York exchange sold at 70c
discount. Money firm at per cent on
call, and per cent on time. Sterling ex-
change easy; 60-day bills. 81 s51<; demand,
81 81.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30.-Bank clearings to-day,
So, 400, ISL; balances. $54S745. Money quiet at
6@7 per cent. Exchange on New York, 25c
discount.
CINCINNATI, Sept. SO.-Money, 3@6 per cent
New York exchange, par C1earings, So 222,-
900; for month, $62 429 100; last year, $54 $50
MEMPHIS. Sept. 30.-New York exchange
selling at 81 so. Clearings, $25l. l.56l; balances,
$ll9992.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-Bank clearings
today were s1l. .1S3, 1866; balances, s2,O69, ,9s4
Money per cent.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Sept. 81. Cotton steadys
middling uplands, 75sc; middling Orleans,
1885, sales, ,451 bales, including 800 bales
contract.
GALVESTON, Sept. 30-Cotton steady; mid
ding, ne; low middling, 7c; good ordi-i
nary, &c; net and gross receipts, g. lsi bales;
spinners, IL bales; stock, e5 407 bales. Weekly
net and gross receipts, "A, 4sO bales; exports
to Great Britain, ,79S bales: to the continents
5,31S bales; coastwise, l3 552 bales; sales, 387t
bales; spinners, 127 bales.
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charges (essimated). s4sS.sas; increase. $685.

296.
Lawrence & Co. sold Airbrake to Hill &
Co., Watt ana Morris & Brown. Lawrence s.
Co. also sold Electric first preferred to Nor
ris & Browr.s
Messrs stoney, Campbell and Barbour
sold Phila 'elphia Company and Robinson
Bros, Morris & Brown, Barbour and Caster
bought.
Kuhn Bros. sold Duquesne traction IS to
Hill & Co and Lawrence & Co.
Hill & Co. bought Electric unassented
from Morris & Brown and the latter bought
Electric scrip from Lawrence & Co.
Long sold Pleasant Valley Railway to
Ramsey.
Central traction IS were quoted on
Change at 1041z bid.
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sEx. dividend
Boston Stocks--Closing Prices.
GREAT WEAKNESS.
Hog Products Decline Sharply and the
Cereals Close Lower.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5c.-Quick, slippery turns
and weak close marked to-day in the grain
pits. Provisions were put on a decidedly
lower shelf. Compared with last night
wheat is kQxc lower october corn is lc
lower and May from u to &c lower. October
pork is <71Sc lower, January has declined
271Sc and the following losses occurred in
lard and ribs: Lard. 21Sc for October and
le1Sc for January; ribs. 55c for October and
131fc fo- January.
The selling out of so much long corn YES
terdny left the general trade pretty well
discouraged. Everything was against the
market. The receipts were 700 cars. The
contract corn for the day was 497 cars The
Saturday estimate WAS 5s5 cars. The out in
spectfon was light at 10000 bushels The
weather WAS most perfect for September
There was nothing but the relatively lower
prices to tempt buyers.
Another day of heavy trading was expert.
enced by the oats crowd. the market nuci
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CHICAGO. Sept 30. - tSpeciatl - Rogers.
Brown and Meacham say: The same condf-I
tions exist in the local market SIS reported
last week. The advance of % cents per ton
on all grades of Southern coke iron is being
maintained, and furnaces decline to accepts
orders at prices ruling last month.
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shares closed as follows:

The total sales OF stocks TO-DAY were 3O4;
$50 shares, including Atchison, s. 795; Chicago
Gas, 55 400: Erie. L, 800; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 1900; New England, 73, 600: Reading
g. 40O; st. Paul, 4,6O0; Texas and Pacific, g. 200
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, corrected
daily for The PITTsBURG DISPATCH by Whitney
& Stephenson, oldest Pittsburg members of New
York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue:
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Ex-
change to-day: One car No. yellow shelled
corn, spot, 5lc; one car No. white oats, i've
days at 8sc; two cars No. timothy hay, five
days, $13 so; one car mixed clover timothy
hay, ten days, $l3 80 Bids and offers:
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INACTIVE BUT FIRM.
Local Stocks Rule Dull, With the
Leaders Showing Strength.
AIRBRAKE LEADS IN BUQYANCY.
The Volume Of Business for September Was
Fairly Large.
CONDITION OF PHILADELPHIA COMPANY

FRIDAY, Sept 80.
Trading in local securities on Change for
the month ending to-day aggregated 16, ,406
shares of stock, $33, 900 bonds and S5.452
scrip, against IL, 1854 shares stock and $685.
600 bonds for the month of August. For
the month of September last year the busi-
ness on Change covered only 5,421 shares
OF stock. According to the usual calcula-
lations, the figures for the month just closed
represent about half the actual volume of
business, as transactions off Change are, as
a rule, quite as numerous as thoee at the
regular boards. The past month, however,
has been an exceptional one with re-
gard to street and office business:
and bonds "on the quiet" have been unusu-
ally heavy, particularly so with respect to
bonds, and In the gassers, industrials, rail-
ing has been on a very liberal scale. con-
servative estimate of the total business OF
the month is 5000 shares of stock, $4OO.O 600
sidered that the course pi sc of prices % has been
upward throughout, with the usual compile
ment OF reactions, it must be admitted that
the month has been a fairly satisfactory
one.
Course of To-Day's Market.
Dullness and strength characterized the
list to-day. Airbrake, Philadelphia Com
pany, Pleasant Valley Railway, Westing-
house Electric unassented, first preferred
and scrip and Duquesne traction bonds
were the items traded in at the calls, with
the most activity and strength In Airbrake
and Philadelphia Company. Airbrake sold
at H2, the highest point yet touched on the
present capitalization, and Philadelphia
Company sold at 22I@2234, closing at 22sk@
22s4. The close on the latter was a little
below the highest of the day and somewhat
lower than the previous close, but the stock
had a strong look despite the fractional soft
ening. which was due more to the presence
of Boston selling orders in the market than
railway was strong at 25A sales, and a close
at 2516@26. Electric unassented sold at "a,
and the first preferred at 5OH, but the sec
ond preferred was neglected. At the close
80 was bid for 100 shares but the closing bid
on the New York stock exchange was only
n per cent, or 3sH. During the last call on
the local board 93 was bid for any part of
$1,000 worth of the scrip after sale OF 81 600
at the same price.
Among the shares which figured in the
trading Wheeling Gas was higher at 1910
1ysl on the strength of the strike OF a 275-
barrel oil well south of Laurel Hill.
little this side OF the Mcdonald develop
ments, and Union Switch and Signal was
fractionally stronger. but the others were
unchanged from Thursdays closing prices.
Unlisted street railway securities closed
as follows: Duquesne traction, 2sI@29: do
5s, 1919 asked; r, A. & NJ. traction, 441a@45;
P. & b. traction, 25A@26.
Phillie's Quarterly Statement.
Following is the treasurer's statement of
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Demand widely Distributed.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 3O.-[SpectaL Rogers,
Brown & Co. say: Tho demand has been
widely distributed, coke irons, charcoal
irons and softeners sharing in the move
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Pig iron dull and
steady: American, sl3 0O@l5 80 Copper quietp
lake, $40 90@ll %. Lead steady: domesttc1
81 COCA 05. Tin firm; straits, so 35020 A.
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IotAi. o3o 33S ~
According to these figures, accounts
sa5 % eo5 49, s and 9lasooe woPsh ' of 1aaSss bones
retired. The Indebtedness of the company
Also shows q reduction from $492, 4S4 U5 to
$2Sl, ,476 IS, which WAS accomplished by the
reduction in the bills and accounts payable,
the retirement of the bonds noted and the
transfer OF the security deposits item from
the debtor to the creditor side of the state
ment. The cash on hand July was $780,
2l0 56, but If the security deposits item
had been treated in the July statement as It
is now the cash on hand would have been
little more than 100000. The security de-
posits item was rightly treated in the July
statement, as it is nothing moro nor less
than portion of the company's indebted
ness. The cash on hand now, therefore, ts
Sl67, ,694 Al, OF, in reality. gain something
more than $4,000. The other prominent
crease in the disputed account, and large
decrease in the bills and undisputed ac-
counts receivable. So far as furnishing a
line on the company's ability to increase its
are valueless, as there is no reason to sup
pose that the dividends paid are not in
cluded in the net cash on hand. The last
statement. however. shows the company to
be in an improved financial condition, with
q slight increase in its earning power; bnt,
without going into close analysis it Is APP
acted wisely in not increasing the dividend
rate at their last regular meeting.
Sales and Closing Quotations.
Transactions on Change were as follows:
FIRST CALL.
IS shares Westinghouse Airbrake. .....I42
share Westinghouse Airbrake. .....l42
Is shares Philadelphia Company. ............ 22h
10 shares Pleasant Valley Railway. bA
SECOND CALL.
100 shares Westinghouse Electric unassessed "A
AFTER CALL.
n 900 Duquesne traction 5s.......... lo1x
THIRD CALL.
o. 100 westinghouse Electric scrip............ 90
N OOO Duuuesne traction 5s. 5s......,..,,.,.... "
100 shares Philadelphia Company ny............. .2X
10 shares Philadelphia Company. ............ 22S
10 shares Philadelphia Company. .,..,,... 2aI
10 shares Philadelphia Company. ............ 2.%
Is shares Westinghouse Electric, LIST pfd - 5Ox
10 shares Westinghouse Airbrake. ...... ..l42
Total sales, e99 shares stock, 81. 700 scrip
and 5000 bonds. Closing bids and offers:
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Foreign Financial.

PARIS, Sept. So.-Three per cent rentes, s9f
80 centimes for the account
LONDON, Sept. 30-4 P. M.-Close-Conso
81 3-l6 for the November account: New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio lists, 31A: Canadian
Pacific, ss7s; Erie, 96; do Eds, 10sL; Illinois
Central, 9916: Mexican ordinary, %: St. Paul
common, 79L: New York Central, 113 Penn
sylvania, 561S; Reading, 1885, Mexican Gen.
tral new As, So; bar silver 3s1sd; money per
cent. Rate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills, IA per cent; do three
months bills, per cent.
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rev Associated Press. l

New k-Beeves-Receipss, 1875 head.
including 43 cars for sale; market dull and
n shade easier; native steers So 2504 80 per-
100 pounds: Colorados. So 4O@4 Is; bulls and
Sic per pound: shipments tomorrow,
$50 Deeves and 91OO quarters OF
beef. Calves-Receipts, 44 head: mar,
per loo pounds; grassers, 81 0o@2 50. Sheep
and lambs - Receipts, 5,435 mead; sheep
steady; lambs 1sc per pound lower; sheep,
6 80; dressed mutton steady at 1890 per
pound; dressed lambs weak at 9@l015c. Hogs
Receipts, 2,260 head, cons1n ned direct;
market nominally steady at s5 0O@6 90 per
100 pounds.
Chicago-The Erening Journal reportss
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head: shipments, 5000
head; market about steady: best natives,
S. 00@5 IS; good, "a 5o@4 75: others, 50 6O@
80; cows, 81 OO@2 IS. Hogs-Receipts, 20
600 head; shipments, 5000 head: markeu
lower; rough and common, 81 9O@5 co. pack
and butchers weights, s5 4Ol5 60; light. s. is
as 55 skips and pigs, 81 l5. Sheep-Receipts,
1000 head; shipments, ], 100 head; market
steady to shade higher natives, "a 0o@
"a 80; stock ewes, s. s5@4 20; lambs, 50 759
So
lo--Cattle-Receipts. 1873 loads through,
4 sale: slow and unchanged. Hogs-Receipts,
y loads through, IS sale: about steady for all
and lambs-Rece1pts, l3 loads through, 4Ss
sale; lambs steady and sheep slow and
wethers, 81 75@5 Is. Lambs-Natives. choioej
to fancy, S. 5O@5 IS; Canada, common to-
good, s5 50@5 Is.
Cincinnati-Hogs steady at "a 75@5 S5: re-
ceipts, 2,575 mead; shipments. $500 head.
Cattle in fair demand 81 50l4 75; receipts,
700 head: shipments, 800 head. sheep strong
at So 0o @5 25 receipts 600 head; shipments,
100 head. Lambs strong at "a OO@o 80.
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MILLFEED-NO, White mfddItngs, SO UOd2O %;
No. white middlings sl7 o. OBS 90: winter wheat
bran. Sl5 e50l5 IS; brown middngs. SIS OO9l7 OF;
chop, S18 0O922 90.
HAY-Choice timothy, sl4 Oo@14 so; No. tim
othy. s1S 250Is 80; No. 2 timothy, N2 oO@12 so;
ing. SOS 90: feeding prairie. IS 5O@9 co.; wagon
sTRAwwWheat IS 1906 90; oat, ss 25@s so.
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BAR Silver.

NEW YORK, Sept. So.-[SpeciaL bar silver
in London396d per OF; New York dealers
price for silver, S314c per OF.
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Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.

Cranberries were quoted to-day at So 50@
IS per box for Jersey and 81 1898 20 for
Cape Coz; huckleDerries, 81 15@l 25 per pail.
Peaches were in scant supply, and prunes
were higher at 81 5o@3 90 per crate for good
to choice. Quotations on other varieties Of
fruit were as follows Pears, 81 OO@2 so per
ke,, and SO 50@5 so per barrel; damson plums
75@90c for SG9 quart baskets: apples, 81 50l
9 90 per barrel: ounces, 75@s5c per hall;
baskets, l0@12c; do, s@10pound BASKETS, 200
22c; white grapes, 4@5pound baskets, 150
l7c; lemons, S. 0O@5 80 per box: bananas,
81 COOL IS per bunch; California peaches,
Vegetables we've unchanged as follows:
Cabbage, 81 25@l so per barrel and IS O0@7 90
per LOG; onions. SOC per bushel and 81 50@2 %
per barrel: carrots and turnips, 81 00G2 IS;
celery. 15@30c per dozen; tomatoes, 65@70c
per bushel.
Potatoes were easy at 7o@75c per bushel
fe% saies at s. psa on s5e
per busheI, according to quality. Sweets
were quoted at 81 5J@2 IS per barrel for
Jersey and So C0@2 rs tor Baltimore.
Miscellaneous.
SrEps-Choice recleaned Western timothy 81 95
per bushel; choice receaned Western clover, q 80;
white clover. sl2 co.; orchard grass. q so 1niilet
BEANs-New Yorkand Michigan pea beans. 81 10
@2 IS per blshel hand-picked medium. 81 Oo92 o5
per bushel: Lima, 46Sisc: Pennsylvania and Ohio
beans. 81 9O51l 95 per Dushel.
kEEswAxI;Choice yellow. 8c@a5c; dark. :5@soc.
ponnd 6ucs@hea sc: Sea straiDed honey soe
.TALLow-Country. 31394c per pound; city, 40
4Hc.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese, 5S9G0c per pound
No: do, 4S@5oc; mixed. SO@4Oc.
NUTs-Chestnuts 1a@l4c per pound; 81 0008 90
per bushel: peanuts green, 4@5c per pound; do
roasted. 81 25GI ~ per bushel
CIDER-Sand refined, s6 5GG15 70 per barrel; PenE-
sylvania champagne cider. S. 2506 50: new country
cider. "a 0OlD5 80: crab cider, 81 5O(l8 90.
PfCKLES-A 5o@5 so per barrel.
POPCORN-AD5c per 70.
HlDES-Green STEER hides, trimmed, rs lbs and
up, &c: green steer hides, trimmed go to IS lbs &C.,
green steer hides, trimmed. under go lbs, sic:
bull hides. trimmed ali weights. 4c; green calf
skins. No. sc: green calf skins. No. ?, 2c green
steers, No. l, go lbs and up, 7@7Hc; green salt
steers. No. l. go lbs and less, 4l41sc; green salt
cows, No. /, all weights. 4Ac green salt calf No.
]. to Is lbs, 6k@6c; green salt kip No. 10 to 25
lbs, 49Sci runner kip No: J. 10 to 25 lbs a0Ac; No.
2 hides, Lkc OF; NO. 2cak 20 oa,
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Closing PHILADELPHIA Ouotatfons.
Electric Stocks.

BosToN, Sept. 3O.-[Special. 1.-The closing
quotations of electric stocks to-day were:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-01
LIVE STOCK.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept 30
CArrLB-Receipts, 1,400 head: shipments,
1,100 head; nothing doing: all through CONF
signments. No cattle shipped to New York;
to-day.
HoGs-Receipts. $500 head: shipments, 8, 400.
head market active: Philadelphias, s5 7O@
so: mixed, $5 6595 20; best Workers, s5 5O4
81; common to fair, So 25@5 40; grassers,
81 9O@5 20. Seventeen cars hogs shipped To-
New York to-day.
SHEEP - Receipts, 800 head; shipments.
600 head; market fair at unchanged prices.