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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
STATE Nv MAINE.

COUNTY ~ ONtokD. az
n .sri .f Cosnty C.,nmisslonsr-, sstt. sesstsn.
I-,s; he'll by sijoaTnment oCtolsr l,,h. la
UPON tls fywgOins pstiiion. Satisfactory s,l
henee hasinz besa rssttsi that the petitioners
sFr rp.pon.ible. 10 % OsbkktD. that N. ,9un,'
t.,mmis.ioaer. mess NJ the Asivw. boas. ~
.sath PAn.. .n the twenty -ssoni day 81 No.
Y mlsr newt at tsn ~ The closk, A. W all
thsnee prse.-i ~ sis~ the rosis msntlveeiin AL
~ titisn lms.>.il&sely AMER Sbish siSSi hs,sr
log 81 the parties asi thsir Suss.-ss vii ~ nal ~
some convenient plsss In The Sifiniiy, sni sueh
ether msa.arv. tsksn is The pr.m,-ss a. The Zen
inl..io.er. shall Judge p'ersr, AL ~. nthet
UaDtksi,, thai nstlss of tiss time. plsss AL poi
tss.e OF tis ,ofalni..iobsrs n,ssting afos-ssi y.
given On al ycr-.sss AMI corl-sfsiion. lnssfe-ss
b. sas-ins sliesie,i eoplss ID all Itition ah ~
Ell. orief tiTrSa IA H. -er,ei upoa the fr-Isstt.
Clerks OF si.e toxns &c PARE anil Hebrco snai also
ps..tesi ~ In thr~ pablo PLACES In zach of all
y~as, ss.i pabli.tssi thr.s wesk. so..sssi,.y IN
ti.cOxfori Isrtnoc rat. q ss~spapsr pfnts.ia sTs
o. ,ald County of Osfori the frst 81 sail pabllsa
tioa.. AMI earh of the ofhsr notiees. o. ~ mssis
serssi anil po.tsi. % iea-t thirty days b<fofe -sia
tis.s of mesting, 81 the snd tf.i oil Isr-ons shd
corporations may then ani tbsr~ appear and che
a. me- 10 any they have. shy ts< prayer OF rsh
t.ssitiossrs shoali noe ~ Ftsntssi
A uss oopy % sAii rssi'Sa AMI onisr Of
xrTrsri ALBEHr :. AUSTIN. Clsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

"uniyer.al household remedy" l. the
common people. name for Johnson's
Anodyne i.lniment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
Ne 3os.-A Dissssd.
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The single letter rvprsents ooosonant
The horizontal % three. q word slgnifrng
''oopervt-i sugar" The rvw Il I've.
-isI,srity." ability" Th. row Of -s,sn,
''-olid t.iis- which are In every part
equally distant from the cenisr." The
roc Of i've. TO burn slightly or superb
ciAliy" The roc % thr-s. thr~s bundled
The single letter. q vowel The vertical u
ss,.n. knowledge depending on speeu.
ls,i,e principles rather than on practices"
COLLECTION q general principles on any
subject"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

"whv, Tommy Jones. shame on You !!
You didn't ssy all your prayers" Papa
said might leave out our daily bread
while mamma went to cooking school,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
NJ sss.-A. o,S made.

Ne. sss.-As oiA nsAAis-
TIE following old but sxcslisnt enigma
viii sxsrriss the wits u any who haa
ssvss met with u before;
In yysth. ssaissd hish In cir.
on bashins n The vatsrs fAir
Mature. 10 fssa ~. tsok dslisht
And elsA NJ h.~iy ell In vkitA
NJ psr~sa tAll. aBd slssdss vaht
On sasAss ssis vttA frtnsss sssssd.
TN ne The tyrans nAn ssps~f
Ana dssss.d ne from ny ncshsss sid~
No wonder noe look % thini
he tyrAnt strtppsd ne IN he skin.
NJ skin he hAyei. my hair he erops-si.
A. hsad and fsSt my body npp>d;
AID then. vttA heart more hard than stoes,
he picksd my nAsrow from the Soee.
10 Yea ne mcrs ~ tcok p>ak
To siit M tonsus and make ne spsAks
bat tAAi Which vssderfui appssn
sv<Ak ~ syss and not to earA
rrom ne IN s>ervt man can lido
Lee kis vanity and pride.
And my delight 10 10 stpss
iiis fcilss. 90 Ah greatest fes&
Al language cen command.
Tee not ~ori undsrstAnd.
withost M all The bat divine
In ieArpins ~oald not ksow line
The lawyer must rurfet ne picsainss
TIE srkoiAr ecsii not shsw HE r~adias.
Nay. man. my master 10 ny slaves
CIV. ccmmAnd 90 kili 90 ave.
Can grant ten thousand pounds . Var.
And rsAke tesgars brat . per;
But Wills thus my life r~iais
only hasten on my fate.
Ny tongue IL tlask. my mouth h furred.
hardly noe can fOrce . word.
die unriti~i and forgo,.
And 90 ~cme Geld an len to rot
Ne. sos.-aiJdes frsvess.
Thsr~ IL Que ~ori % q well known
pro,.rb In each ssntsnoe;
She sAid she would forgive ine.
VIII you spend this Afternoon and even
Ing with met
tshall NJ, b. likely 10 forget.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

brother Tslmsge saws tler. are lots
of men Who start for heaven too late To
get past quarantine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

Maud. .is Helen very nervousr'
Alic~. swell, ! should think %. Why,
every night when che takes down her
folding bed, abe shuts IL up again to
look under L."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

Where Ignorance I. bliss Il !. folly to
know that you are fool.
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NOTICE.

Nosiee IL hervby given that ny vile -,,.ssl
J. Kimbali. has I'm my bel ani l.'srvv ,.,,.ons
rvssonabie cause. 1hls Il 10 fortai AZ v ',u..ri
frosn furnishing her viii moesy' f"
." ny Account ADAM W, KINBALL'
Iisssvsr, oes. 10. ivs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

The rEirGRArH IL no doubt. - its ana
gram Afiirms, GREAT HElr.
SorEs AND QurRifs Il the name Of q
clever psricdicai, and you may note that
the qussrv.t thing about the ansgram IL
its appropriatsne.s-O. SIND N A RrQursri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

Gu and a'tsr oc,olsr 1. issi. .e give every
p-r,oa ssliins car rne,iicins The privilege a
selling al. hc,iies Zoe $50, sHi gusfanies
that IN ea-s "a DO. yca N ed go can
receive ys.r money hssh. Nod guaranty
9TH .,esy t.ss,ie. We claim % care iys.
rsI-.iA Hssiarhs. ssar stomach. Hs.rteSrn.
kiinsy Complaint. Neuralgia. Distress Aftsr
eating. fNipi,.iioa a - Heart, Colo. >sr.
,casns... L.. q si-sp. nrsine~s. irr~xulsr.
nv q The Appetite. f1suri.y f'Ains, HAT.
wind On ths stomach. Hsssins Ccagh. and
CoastiPstion. Ana ~hy ON % curs' ~
e.as- n 10 RELAXING. rsrtfytns. sssshiss.
s.d Healing. u o. eourcaadsd from The
par.st ruots and h-rts, free from Alooboi
% MOphA 10 10 harmless 10 the smallest
chiid. children hks n. and 4, 10 FAR superior
~ Gator On Ahd az ether sreparsti0ns
Cali Zoe sr.ss.'s s.,..,e Dysp~vsis
syrsp. None genuine uhles hearing vaf
usaeaAfs. ths beaver
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

What folly, To be without lseecham'.
I'ill..
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Esselleaa AaasrsaA.

floRrScs NioHrnoAlE This name. ~
dear Ia all from lie owners unsslfsh lstor-
In the alienation of suffering during the
Crimean ~ar. II, by transpc-ition u the
letter., formed into the eharminsly appro
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
rGLY AND HATEYuL,

but I couldn't help h. Everything went
wrong With me, and ! thought hadn't
q friend In the world; dyspepsia caused
this, and for months couldn't eat any.
thing, and just suffered In misery I'LL
used sulphur Bltters., Three bottles
cured NED. Lewis, n Bowdoln Street,
B0stou, Nass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
Vests Cough Syrup

certain curv foF Coushs. tulls, AstIuh h'.a
rhitl.. gon.umftisn. truup. wh,ssri1g Co.'s,
~oF. Thrust and 81 dl-sa-e- - ~ IhrHai t.l
Lung. riss.ant a. taks -maIl slfs HIsH'i..a
81. oti 81 sife now. . 90 o. s. sff -
~. soht ~ al Druggists.
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ksy % the russiss.

No ~ -EnlgmA Lever. rvvel. Eve
No .N-Three Well Known Novels:
The Opening % Chestnut Burr" HE'D
Gauntlet, /" Thrive Nm In Boat"
No :S-Sumerical Enigma
Heaven 1. above AL Yet. there ats . Iudss
Tia, no king can corrupt
No. 80 -Cro~swori; Vancouver.
No 81 Word Forms;
GEN Us CR A NE
NAG &c RoB n
LOOM AD not
YUL ES NJ DE
MA ENT Z II
No .2,.-EAsy Double Acrustie; TAP.
Ar~nA. BumP. LAdlE EAR
No ss.-ons u the United States Ala
hama
No 2-Pi:
Oh. t.1n,eos. .sa-on. rich through every hour
In gifts Thai make our soul. With Joy a-tune.
The fruitful earth 10 lavish % her dover.
Prom n.orSins's nash I'LL sio~s tie yellow
MIN
In harvest time.
No JO-CharHaie: sonnet
No Si.-Curtaiimsnts: Made, Quite.
Primer. Plume. Herd. Gro~.l
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wNs nss, - -. - ss,s ~ cassossA
WI sAs 90 Q Gid. - crssd Tor cassossA
wAa - ssssas Ma - chung 10 cssaorA
wAsa - - CAnlrsa. - ssvs ~ casasssA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25

Young and beautiful woman, suf-
fering from general debility, indiges-
ton and weakness.
There are thousands of women in
the United States in a similar condi-
ton. Can't sleep. Cannot retain
food. Beauty spoiled. Looks old
before thirty.
The proper thing is to use the gen.
uine Johann Hof's Malt Extract,
which has attained worldwide rep
utation for its beneficial effects in
building up weakened constitution.
1t is used by the first ladies in the
land, by crowned heads abroad. 1t
is in daily use by the Courts of Ger
many and Austria, and recognized as
the best nutritive tonic and dietetic
table beverage for invalids and
dyspeptics.
Lots of counterfeits on the market.
Avoid them; they are dangerous.
The genuine has the signature of
"Johann Hof" on the neck of every
bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co.,
New York. Tu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25
General Markets.

NIilwaukee-Flour quiet Wheat steady.
December, 6sNc; No. spring &c; No.
Northern. 73c. Corn quiet: No. 5, 40c. Oats
steady; No. 2, white, 32H@33c; No. 8, do,
30@3Ic. Barley quiet-OcGuber, 64Lc, sam
plo, 4O@64c. Rye quet-No. ], 55c. Pro-
visions quiet. Pork-October $13 22%1 Lard
October, SO S. Receipts-Flour, 20, 400 bar
rels: wheat, Ia, 500 bushels; barley, 225,s00
bushels. Shipments = Flour, 1900 barrels;
wheat, ls,sOO bushels; barley. 1sl, 400 bushels.
Duluth-Despite the bearish news prices
this morning opened nc higher than Satur-
days close. The demand for December and
cash and May was good 'throughout the en-
tire session. Close, No. !, hard, cash and
October. Tic; December, 724c; May,
7SsIc; No. / Northern, cash aud Octo-
er. soc; December, 6954c: May. 76s4c: No. >
Northern, cash and October CSC; Deccmber,
64l<c; No. 3, 90; rejected, SOC.
Cincinnati-Flour in good demand and
steady Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
barely steady; No. 2 red. 69c; receipts, o. $50
bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels. Corn
barely steady: No. mixed, 44c Oats weaker;
No. 2mixed, 32c. Rye dull and nominal; No.
2, 57@5Sc. Pork steady at sls 3715. Lard firm
at So 25 Bulkmeats firm at $S 371&08 so.
Bacon steady at So l21s@9 e5 Whisky firm;
ales 1,2l7 barrels ut 81 l5 Linseed oil.
steady at 42c. Butter strong. Eggs firm
Sugar steady. Cheese steady and firm.
New Orleans Sugar steady: new centri-
fugal plantation granulated, 4 5-l604ssc; Off
do, &c; choice white, 4c; off white, 3M@3Mc;
gray white. 314@3ssc; choice yellow cluri-
fed, 81z@31Ac; prime DO. 5-1603 7-16c; off
do, 3I1@3Lc: seconds. 213@3c. Moinsses, open
kettle, prime, 39@3lc; good iair, 23c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25
A GOOD MONDAY TRADE.

The Demand More Active Than Usual on
the First Business Day of the Week
Grain Continues Weak-Other Staples
Generally Steady to Strong.
MONDAY, Oct. "a.
Trade in wholesale mercantile lines to-
day was more active than usual on Monday,
especially in grocery and produce staples,
but price changes Of consequence and other
noteworthy features were lacking. Some
of the dealers, while noting . good move
ment, were inclined to believe that the de-
mand from certain sources would slacken
for while, now that the Exposition was
thing of the past. and were also of the
opinion that the interest in the election
from now out would hurt business more or
less; but others were confident that sales
would continue large right up to the closing
days of the year, when lull always sets in.
Grain has not yet taken turn from its
long spell of weakness, and, as will be noted,
prices continue to droop.
Dealers in dairy products expressed the
conviction this morning that the session of
the Elgin Butter Board to-day would result
in prices being advanced.
Eggs ana poultry are enjoying q good
movement at the prices quoted, with indi-
cations of higher range in the near future.
Sugar and coffee are showing steady to
strong tone, advtces from primary points
being moderately bullish.
Nuts are in big supply, but the demand is
active and prices are well maintained.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25

Shorts were good buyers and there was
some investment demand. Coon Co.'S
failure seemed nullity, owing, it ts said, to
the general belief that when it occurred
they were even in the pit. Reports from
the country were mostly to tho effect that
the husking was verv disappointing, both rs
to quantity and quality.
Wet weather and the strength in corn were
sufficient to scare some OF the oats shorts
into covering. The close was ut net gain
of A@Ac.
higher. and the advance was well main
tanned for while. Wright and Cudahy kept
testing the strength of the market from
time to time during the forenoon by Offering
moderate quantities Of pork, lard and ribs,
and Judging from their subsequent proceed
lngs they appear to have concluded that 1t
was strong enough to absorb more stuff
without producing decentralization. Wright
sold 1000 COO pounds of ribs, it was said,
Cudahy filled up the buyers OF larG, and
Steever let them have all the January pork
Freights were slow, with ample offerings
of vessel room at 2Hc for wheat and &c Tor
corn to Buffalo. '.
Cash quotations were "a follows: Flour
72@724c: No. 8 spring wheat. 6oG6lc; No.
red 7a@72I1c. No. corn, 42c. No. oats,
SG eS Mniss sS@sso n No s,s gEs Sc &C.
4, I. o. b.. 39l44c. No. 1 fla xseed, 81 10. Prime
timothy seed. 81 CO, Mess pork, per Dbl,
sl2 25@l2 80. Lard, per 100 lbs, IS s. Short
shoulders. (boxed). 81 45G7 so. Short clear
sides, (boxed), s. SoGs IS. Whisky. distiilers
finished goods. per gal. ST Is. Sugars-Cut
loaf unchanged: granulated unchanged;
standard CA unchanged.
Receipts-Flour. 2S.O00 barrels; wheat 49,
600 bushels: corn, 4s2 COO bushels; oats, 208.-
00l bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley. Ill 900
bushels. Shipments-Flour, 10000 barrels:
wheat .0G0 bushels: corr, 49,, 600 bushels:
oats, 402 coo bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; bar.
ley, 100, 900 bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm; creamery. 20@23c;
dairy, ls(l24c. Eggs firm al 20@sl1ac.
Range OF the leading features, furnished by John
NJ. Oakley Co., bankers and brokers, No. Is
Sixth street:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25
WHEAT ADVANCES
Despite Big Increase In the Visible ant
Everything Else Strengthens.

Despite a Big Increase in the Visible and
Everything Else Strengthens.
CHICAGO, Oct A.-Not twithstanding the
biggest increase in the visible supply of
wheat ever known in one week, the price
to-day gained Nc. Corn advanced full cent
and more in the face of the failure of one of
the best known firms in the trade. Provi-
sions, too were strong, but much profit
grabbing by the bulls kept the quotations
down at the close to slightly above Saturday
nights figures.
The conditions were in the main far from
bullish in wheat. Cables were lower the
local receipts about 800 cars above the esti-
mate-owing to liberal Sunday inspection
aud the weather was rainy, just what it had
been claimed the fall sown wheat needed.
1t was argued that wet wheat would cut off
receipts and there was pretty free covering
on the break which took place Saturday as
well as rather generous investment buying
Another strengthening factor was the con-
tradiction of the reported big failure in
Paris Saturday.
Corn was fairly active and strong through
out most OF che session. The weather was a
considerab BILE factor, as it was urged that the
rain would cut or receipts, and the firm
feeling which ruled in the other pits also
helped. Tho receipts were much larger
thaa expected, but ~ this was due to SUM-
day inspection it had but little effect
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25
STOCKS ARE BU0YANT
On Good Reports From London and
the Bullish Bank Statement.
A REGULAR RUSH TO PURCHASE.
New England Bought in Large Blocks Near
the Close.
INDUSTRIALS STILL THE FEATURE

NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Advices from Lon
don of a strong market there for American
securities, together with the Unexpectedly
favorable statement of the clearing house
banks on Saturday, and the heavy traffic re-
ported by officials of Western roads, con-
tributed to = very buoysnt speculation at
the New York Stock Exchange to-day. The
transactions reached the unusually heavy
total of 451, 131 shares, of which 1893, 75S
we're listed and 1888 unlisted stocks.
There was q regula, rush to buy at the
opening, large number of mail
and telegraphic orders having ac-
cumulated since the close of the
exchange on Thursday last The execution
of these orders lei to sharp rise. which
was we'll maintained despite heavy realiza-
tions The reactions at no time were i'm
portant, and in the closing dealings the
market received an additional impetus from
the purchase of large blocks of New Eng
land. The general market closed active and
strong at the top figure.
Railroad bonds were stronp in tone. The
dealings footed up 81, ,666, ,o0O Prices as rnle
were higher, the advance ranging from Il to
~ per cent.
The general strength which the market
exhibited in the early trading was retained
up to the very close, the final quotations in
most cases being the highest for the day.
Some of the characteristics shown in the
latter part of the day wore in appearances
more like those of a genuine bull market
than anything Wall street has seen for some
time. There is, of course, some doubt about
the permsnence of these manifestations, but
it must be considered that speculative senti-
ment shows a marked inclination to the bull
side and that under such circumstances a
widening of the activity and increased par
ticipation is quite possible. London was in
active and even sold a little, but without
effect. Money is firm, but fears on that
score are disappearing or rather held in
abeyance.-[From Sproul & Co.'S market
letter.1
Industrial stocks continue the feature led
by Chicago Gas and Distillers. both of which,
especially the latter, give promise of higher
figures. New England scored an advance
of per cent for the day in spite of the most
strenuous denials of any deal. The general
list WAS strong, led by st. Paul, in which, it
is said, q new and very strong pool is doing
the manipulating. The Gould stocks were
more active led by Manhattan, in which
there we're large orders to buy, absorbing
considerable stock, which was hung
over the market ut about l35.
Missouri Pacific was also strong, and
Wabash pre- ferred and common advanced
on buying for foreign account as well as
traders, the stock having been listed on the
Montreal Stock Exchange to-day. Sugar,
common and preferred. showed Il bold 'front.'
advancing sharply on buying which looked
to us as though for inside account. The
earnings of the trust for the time being are
unprecedentedly large.-[J. S. Bacbe 4 Co. to
Oakley Col
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25
The Exchange Price Current quotes flour
In carlots on track as follows:
Groceries.

SUGAR-Patent cut-!oaf. 6lsc: cubes SIC; pow
dered, SIC: grannlated (standard) SIZE: confec-
tioners A. &c: soft A. 4a@47Sc: fancy yellow, 4sSc;
fair yellow, 4ba@D4Ac common yellow. Gst94,Sc.
COFFEE-koasted. In packages-Standard brands,
q l3-20c; second grades, e01G2lxc: fancy grades.
2alD3lc. Loose-Java, 3136c: Santos. a6;tC127c:
MaracaIbo. &c: Peabcrry. 21@g74c; Caracas, $50
&c; Rio. 2I1st@26c
centrifugais, 30Ga3c.
SYRUP-COrn syrup, 24G27c: sugar syrup, cSl3Ic;
fancy favors, 3c@35c; black strap. I51l@l8c.
FRUITs-LondOn layer raIsins, s. so: California
London layers, 81 9C(02 10: California muscatels.
bags. S@5lsc: boxed. y 1901 25 Valencia, 5H@5Ac:
Ondara Valencia. 7Af07isc: California sutanas, ii
@,1tc: currants. 4A941kc: California pruncs. $40
rasins. lib cartons, 81 75 cftron. 192lc; lemon
peel. I01A@llc.
KIcE- Eancy head Carolina. G4@6@c: prime to
choice, 5A@Gc; Louisiana, 51a@6c; Java, ols@54c;
Japan. 5A616c.
extra peaches. 8: 45D2 so: seconds. 81 G2 ~: pie
peaches. 81 2J9i 30; nnest corn. 81 4o@l 50; Har-
ford county corn. 81 CS9l 10: lima beans, 81 no
25: soaked. 8a@Sjc: early June peas. 81 lADl e5:
marrowtnt peas 81 0541 10: soaked 756aStc: French
peas I'll 5000 90 9, 100 cans or 81 1907 so p dozen:
pineapples. 81 250i 30: extra dc. 8, 40: Bahama
DO. % %: Damson glums. Eastern. q Is: Gait
do egg ,plurns. q q; do sprieois q so@s 70: do
2-lb cans. q 6 raspoerries. 81 2s@i 6o strswber-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25

PARIS, Oct e4-Three per cent rentes 99f
27% centimes tor the account
LONDON, Oct. a. P. M-Close-Consols
96 1916 for tho account; New York, Pennsyl.
vanin and Ohio frsta, 80; Canadian Pacific,
s3sk; Erie, 27: do seconds, IO9%; Illinois Gen.
trai, 1851: Mexican ordinary, 22ss%; St. Paul
common, Sl5s; New York Central, l13L
Pennsylvania, 57sl; Reading 30; Mexican
Central As, M. Bar silver 80 7-led. Money.
l per cent. Rate discount in omen market
Tor short bills and month bills 2M per cent
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25
Provisions.
Dairy Products.

BuTTER-!Elgin creamery. s1@ssec; other brands
medium grades. l7@sle: low grades. E@i5c: cook
ing s@l1c: grease. 5N7c.
fancy Wisconsin swiss blocks. l4ai5c do bricks.
1Is@i2c: Wisconsin sweitzer. in tubs. IS@l5lac;
lmburger, 109llc; Ohio Swiss. 121s@l3c.
Eggs and Poultry.
EGGs-strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, no
&c: storage stock. 10000.
pair for small to medium s,zed and ssoe for extra
large; old chickens, ea97oc: ducks; 55@soc; geese.
ems. 100 l5c per ID; ducks 1@l6c; turkeys, 19l7c.
Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.
Cranberries were held at Sc 25Q2 so per
box and 81 00@s 90 per bbl.
Apples were quoted at 90 0o@4 90 per Dbl,
the outside price for choice stock in sugar
barrels; peaches. 81 25@2 70 per crate: pears,
O997 60 per ,oa Dbl; ounces 81 oo@a co. Con
anges. Sc 0u@7 90 per Dbl and So 50@3 IS per
box. lemons. s5 0o@5 so per box; bananas,
81 9@s % per bunch
ing, with the demand moderate and market
steady. Cabbage, 81 25@l Is per Dbl and IS 90
@7 90 per 100; onions. $. 259S 50 per Dbl for
Spanish: turnips, 50 Oo@2 Is per Dbl; ruta-
bNgas. 81 25: parsnips 81 25@2 50; carrots, ST IS
o. 90; celery, 3o@50c per dozen.
wore reported at 7O@75c per bu from store
and 60I7oc on track. Jersey sweets, 81 50@
2 IS per Dbl; Baltimore do, ST 75@2 IS.
Miscellaneous.
BUCKwHEAr FLoUR-New. 216Q3c per Ib.
SEEDs--Choice receaned Western timothy, 81 90
al 95 per bu; choice recleaned Western clover,
g 80; white clover: 81 90: orchard grass. 81 s.;
BEAHs-New York and Michigan pea beans. g Is
o. 70 per bu: hand-Picksd medium. e o5@2 10:
Lima, 4A@41.c per 1b; Pennsylvania and Ohio
BEANS 81 S5(0I 80 per bu.
BEEswAx-Choice. yellow, 3O935c; dark. 25@2Sc.
HONEY-Npw w ptrl n.
buckwheat 14@I6c; strained honey, s@9c.
TALLow.Country rough. 3H@4c per ID; city rem
dered, 4041tc.
FEATmERs-Extra live geese. $4,000 per lib; No.
do, 5000: mixed, 3@l6c.
NU1s-Chestngts. S Oo@5 s, per bushel: pea,
l % per bushel hickory nnts. 81 1901 IS; SHELF
barks. 81 OC62 Is; new walnuts, 81 COAL a5; old do
750S5c: butternuts. 750S5c for old and 81 0O91 25
for new; nlberts. SC per 10; almonds. Tarragona.
almonds. s5c: Brazil nuts. s@skc; French wall
nuts &c; pecans. l0c; Naples wanuts, 13c; GrenobIe
CIDER-Sand refined. s. 5o@s rs per barrel:
Pennsylvania champagne cider, s. 2a@6 50; new
country cider, 81 OO@5 50 crab cider, 81 5N@S 90.
POPCoRN-E05c per Ib.
HIDES-Green steer hides trimmed, 75 lbs and
up &c: green steer hides trimmed. co to IS lbs. &c:
green steer hides trimmed, under 60 lbs &c: green
hides, trimmed. all weights, &C: green calf skins.
No. l. &c: green calf skins, No. 2 &c: green steer
hides, trimmed side branded. &c; green salt steers
No: l. 80 lbs and up 7@7Ac; green salt steers, No.
]. 60 lbs and less 4G4xc; green salt cows, No. ],
all weights. l@4Ac: green salt calf, No. l. to Is
runner kip, No. l. 10 to Is lbs, 304c; No. hides,
115c off; No. calf &c off.