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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-04
q SIMPLE TIRE REPAIR.

Punctures in the we'll known Nor
gan g. Wright tire are mended about
as easily as man would close a hole
in his finger with bit of court plas-
ter. Inside of the inner tube of the
tire lies long strip of patching rub
ber, like this:
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-04

AS 8. M. HART, Dentist. ONCE over witt.
llg's Jewelry Store, Front St. Hours from
0 a. m. to 5p. M
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-04
MDWg Ecsss EENH H as

Given this week on sales made in
OTHING DEPARTMENT.
This Department must be moved
the first of the year, and unusual
inducements will be given on
Clothing Sales. Come and see how
much we can do for you. See the
quality of the goods and the Low
prices we make. Never such values
given in Clothing.
Our stock of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Jackets, Capes and Coats
must be closed out now. PRES
ENTS given on every sale. Lower
prices will prevail and present
besides. Come and save money.
Our whole stock of goods have
been made Lower in prices to move
them quickly, as we are reorgan
izing our business This is a con
dition for you to take advantage OF
The advantage is with you now.l
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-04
SAME
AS EVER.

Our brands hold to the same quality
they had before Havana became SO
scarce and high priced. We pay more
and make less and the maker makes
less. Meyer mina-.we'll hold our trade
any way. Well make q fair profit
again after Cuba becomes our most
Southern State and Havana leaf comes
in free.
Putnam
Street
n HH.PI.ss:, sGss:% .. 81 Drugstore.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2e The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold to-day: Grapes-Tokays single crates
75c&l 40, average 81 l6: double crare+ So O5@
30. average So 81: Cornichon, single crates
81 S5@l 90, average 81 AZ; double crates 5: 55
"a S.. average So 10; assorted, single crates
81 20Gl 35 average 81 II. Plume-Coe's late
red, sInele crates, 70@75c, average 74c
CHICAGO Oct. 29.-Ghe Ear Fruit COMPANY
sold to-day: Grapes Iokavs single crates
s5c@sl 55, average 81 10; double crates. s2 5I;
Muscats, single crates SocGSl g. average 9Uc:
Verdelr, singIe crates sOc@ySl rs, average 81 O5:
Cornchou, 81 30 Plums-Coe's req, single
crates. Sl 35.
Chicago Oct 29.-Porter Bros. Company
sold to-day: Peers-t'itu; Merceau, az 20; BART
let's 81 10; Vicar,. 81 55; Easter Buerres. 81 20
Grape.-Black Moroccos 75c@Sl As Corni hons
81 l5gl 80; Tokays: e0cGl 25; verdells, 81 IO@
i Is: Emperors. 81 lOGl IS: Assorted Ale:
MusCats. SUc Peaches oleaus, 81 ~.
BOS1ON, Oct 29.-1he Earl Fruit Compsny
auctioned California fruit the following prices
to day: Grapes, siugle cTates-Tokay, 75cGsI &c.
average, 81 33: Musca', 8 20@l so: average
81 81: Corulchon. 81 50dl 80: average 81 So
VerdeIls, SlGl so: average, 81 20: Fererra, Sl0
/ 30; average, 81 l3. Two cars sod to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29.-The Earl FIuit
Company sold California fruit a. auction to-day:
Grapes, single cTatts-Tokay 81 l5(0l as: aver.
age, 81 27: Muscat, 81 10: Emperor 81 lO6I is:
average, 81 =; Cornichon, 81 25i Morocco 81 So
Two cars sold to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
EASTERN LIvtsrOCk MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct 2s-CATTLE sales were
largely a. 81 6095 10, the extreme range for the
poorest TO the best steers being SO 9OG5 30.
Heavy cattle Weighing from 1870 10 1850 pounds
were in increase supply, and sold snywher- from
81 1895 rs, according 20 quality. Stockers and
feeders sold largely at S3 1894 10 with few
prime feeders 81 55 Bulls were slow and
lower boognas gong at 81 40G3, but COWS and
heifers were active aud Fl rn. Inc best lots OF
Western rangers went for 81 3OG4 40 and some
feeders brous ut top price
HoG~->o.d largely at SO 4563 20, the extreme
range being IS 2UGS 81. Zig sales lsrce.y
al % 35d3 I5 Hogs averaging from 200 up 10
24O pounds so the most actively.
SHEEP-\ atIves sod a. 81 50@I4 55 and Wes:-
eru rangers al S3G94 % Lambs were less active.
with sales 81 as So. Western lambs brought 81 go
a. 35 and there were god of feeding lambs
at "A 3JG5 a1d feeding sheep at { sU@4 10.
Il. ODU
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
NEW YoRk sroCk MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct s9.-The stock market wa.
spathetic and almost stagnant today brokers ana
operators apparently heing taken up with poll itics
ana tn compl cations p-eclpitated into the ap-
preaching ,ocal contest By the days events The
recent aud continuing streIgth in the wheat mar
ket has also tenoed 10 divert some share of
specu alVe activity into that channel Though
quite strong throughout and only once during ths
Gay dld prices shade below last nj ht's
level Sugar gave some evldenc. of weaKness
q II was lhe decline OF nearly two points in this
specially winch We axe ned the g-uera list The
southwestern stocks and some of The Southerns
were quite strong On the belief that the vel oH
1eV'r outbreak would soon b. ended by frost
OuIon PaCIhc Iailled somewhat from its recen.
Iosse7' the Duy!ng being encouraged by Loud on's
eAaHp e ana oy rumor that a large short in
terest had been created In London ia coDnecitnu
WI n plans for an opposition syndicate 10 be at h
for-ciosufe sale. London was buyer Of various
otneF stocks also In this market
The exchange market held about steady II the
recent decline and the money marke Continued
easy, although with tenders inclined 10 Old t,ar,
pending the completion the arrange uneuts for
Inc payment OF the Governments claim on IN .
mon Pacific and OF its returned oh iuations or,
maturing bouds -
Tue total sales to-day of all stocks were on
about OuO shares, which Is lower figure thar
mas oeen shown tor many months.
ne feature OF he bond market was the sharp
-. a decline OF 312 he Union Pacific skies of
80 trust receipts also lost 70 per cent Iuta
sales 81 els 5000.
United states new fours coupon were advanced
u bid.
Total sales of stocks to-day we're lsl. 400 shares
.,hCudlng: Atchison prefer G 254O. Burlington
oZ.445 Missouri Pacific $3.50 Northern Pacific
Pfeiefred 81 D Rock Island 5475. St Paul l9 $50
SShlou racine IL go, Bay State Gas $500,
Sugar 22,ZZ5.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Oct. 2o.-There little hesita
tiop in wheat on account Of the weakness at Paris
as shown by the Y cables Wheat was quoted
10 ceutimes lower and -four 2O@25 Confines
iower. Gu side OF hat the all In favor
of higher prices The result was that December
which eft off yesterday 97lc, started to-day at
from e71sc to 973sc, and was advanced to 9S1ac
in the first ha hours trading. Liverpool was I'd
higher 10 oegn with and advanced tIzd more dur
ing the day, the latter doubtless because Of
The additional advance here this forenoon The
winter wheat country was still suffering from
d. ought and reports were unanimous as 10 the
effects Of the dry weather.
Domestic receipts al Chicago and in the North
west we're again much heavier. New \ Tor re-
ported Ioeral acctptances OF cable Offers made to
The Continent last night, and 300 00J bush
reported having BEEN bought for shipment TO
Frsnce early in the session. Clearances nom the
Atlantic ports, including some flour from New
Orleans, amounted to 5000 bushels.
After the advance 10 9s12c The market COM
me ced 10 decline Holders TOOK pIof.s TO a con-
sidersb e extent and the market Yielded TO the
pressure OF such sales The decline which the
selling OF this 10 & wheat started brought out
short sellers and The market gradually grew very
weak The short sellrrs encouraged by
working of another 100000 bushels of Duluth
wheat tor shipment to Chicago and by the fact
that offerings OF No X kansas hard continn- TO be
pressed from kans Cit in practically uDlimite ed
guam tiles at cents under Chicago December
price laid down here GOOD accounts of winter
wheat ia the Le.ds from Kentucky and Nebraska
likewise aided In creating the weakness that de-
velop.d In the afternoon. December dropped in
very Irregular way To 966sc, and closed a.
9e34c
Corn rul higher in sympathy with whea'. De
eemoer ranged from n TO &7Ia closing S-l6
lower al 261z.
at, firm right up to the close, noiwith-
standing the break IN the other sraln p,arkets
Decem Der ranged from 1890 TO lSh@lec and
Closef "a higher al 1890.
A fairly good business WAS done In provisions
but the feeling weak.
lhe leading futures ranged as follows;
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Oct. 2e.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say to- morrow OF the wool market;
The sales appear large because OF two or three
block sales Charles Fletcher took 600 900
pounds of oregon, Utah and Idaho woois in the
bags, and the principal holder Of Cordova carpet
di,Po ed Of two purchases. There has been a very
quiet market The mills unusuaiIy well suD.
piled with orders, but are not getting much new
business now. and equentlv do not ieei I'M
PEELED 10 buy. col has re 'ched the i'm por-i ing
point as witnessed b. the s.esdy though small
tide Of imports
The American market has already risen to the
level OF 1893. The fa es OF the week g. 300 900
domestic and 3, 4S, 400 foreikn against 10 600
pounds domestic and 147600O pounds foreign
last woex and a,eOO,OOU pounds dome ,ttc and
244O 600 pounds foreign for the same week las.
yea.
The sales 20 date show increase of 99O32 300
pounds domestic and ! 19, 1888 40 poun Is foreign
over the sales to the same da.e in s96. The re-
ceipts to date show increase of l27, ,lO3 bales
domestic a I'd 337, 800 10 eiCn
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
RtvIEw OF 1HE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Bradstreets review Of
the Stock market tomorrow will say: WaitfnS
conditions have prevailed in the stock market ihls
week. The public is inclined to purchase
speculative securities at present aud the larger in
terests are Inactive part from special move
ments IN certain stocks Union Pacific being the
most notable example of this, the fluctuations
have been narrow and the tone OF the market
neaVy under pressure brought bear on IL uy pro-
fessonal traders The election, the Union Pacific
developments and the revival of the Cuban scare
based on the receipt OF Spsin's answer 10 onr re-
cent com munication have all done duty as dis
douragements and causes for oppression.
he has been some further liquidation by
tireo speculative holders with considerap D inter
mittSnt short selling by he traders the readiness
OF the after class TO cover for small profits result
log In a gooo deal of irreguiauty in the movement
Of prices. london has shown little inteie In this
market the operations for & reign account being
mainly OF profss sonal origin and therefore limited
III character
Higher rates for money in London seam IN
cheek all 81 eculAtion there. Our own market has
SHOWN little interest in advance OF foreign ex-
change and probability Of gold importations 4 he
tact tnat mLney remains easy here Appears 70
prive the question Of any i'm mediate I'M portance
f,r " all street tt-utlon is paid TO the unfavor-
abe earnings and the reports OF net ana gross for
september bv a number of the leading Western
lines we're favorably received. but without ma To-
ria ansctng the speculative Indifference which
mas oeen the main feature OF the week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29 R G. Dun & CO..
weekly review OF trade tomorrow will say: The
testing of retail trade is In progress are
remarkably retarded by long-continued mild
weather. and also by the fever in Southern dis
tries. Even from that quarter scme large order.
lately received show better distribution thau was
yet expected. In spite OF the unseasonaby warm
weather, which greatly hinders retail dealings ia
winter goods at all points east of the plains the
ent pressure Tor quick delivery make it clear that
the sales in many branches have exceeded the ex-
pectation of dealers, So that repenishment M
stocks is not yet finished
Mean while wholesale ads and orders TO MANN
frcturers have been smaller than when the run
was & eatest, but have, nevertheless, been large
for this stage even in year of general prosper ity
ior Inc paymenis through the principal clearing
houses have for the week been 8 per cent larger
han in the same week of 1872 and for the month
b. per cent. Heavy engagements for outgoing
monetary prospects, but sti more the PROD uce
markets, for the Atlantic exports are large al
ready, 1854, GAG bushe flour iDcluded) against
2,344, Ss4 Tor the week las. wear and in four
week. 8 e04. 557 against sl7,O5S last wear
western receipts are not quite equal 10 last
years Tor the week but have besn .. 96s 3Ss
bushels for four weeks, against zS 1856 GA last
year.
he market advanced 21ac with No . red
actually selling above 81 here, whi specu alton
at 1. Louis is pushing prices yet higher The pos
not 10 be overlooked but The b ayy epreyemants
besides eXports for four months pa 81 prove thai
foi egn needs are a and large. Ihe cora m We
ut was mailer though exp rts fell only 3OU OOD
below year and the price ad vauced hu sIiphtly
WOO markets have be ONE quiet. Instead OF
l3.O0OOOO pounds reported s)d in Boston in the
last week OF september, 300, 600 the next week,
5.6DOOO9 the second week of OctoLer and 5000
OOO the third week, sales have been but 9, 10000
and st b. three chief markets 5,23l, ,3UO making
the aggregate for the month S6.5e4,Oo0 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
BRADsTk. ET's REVIEW.

NEW YORK, oct. 29.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
Will say; General trade retains most OF the
features OF the week ago, with continued cheek
10 ths movement OF staple merch indise At
lAfS'r astern and Central W. stern centers sales
OF seasonabie goods have not ,quaIeu expectation'
anu al none of these points has the volume OF
business Increased. At Chicago, st. Lou s. Baiti-
more, New York and Prov dence there has been a
decrease In the volume of business IN some lines
due IN part 10 uuseasonab e weather anu in some
instances 10 The continued quarantine OF yellow
ieNer uisirlciS Some !Obbers who supply south
ern meIchauts have DELAYED sending out travellers,
ano others have called travellers home.
MeIcabtile collections are slower, hlling-in or
gers arr smsll aud more infrequsnt and business
from that IN wool and metals has teen somewhat
disappointing.
The Northwest continues TO make relatively
n0re favorable reports as TO trade, altLout n at
MliWausee and A.iuneapoliS milo weather mas
eAcept iew IN Texas, Arkansas ana Georgia con-
tinue 10 feel the influence OF the yellow ieNer
quarantine, extremely low prices OF cotton aud de
Iayeq corrections Consumption OF iron ana stee5
continues heavy, bu- mil refuse orders for 1888
delivery IN the belief that the cost OF making iron
snd steel Will oe higher.
Wheat Is again above a dollar on continued
NJ aNy eI loris our wheat export movement, nS-
greg~ting more than 7U.UUO,U, o bushels within
thirteen weess, is unpI ecedeuted aud points 10 Il
ktener appreciation of the statistical strength OF
wheat by opeAn importers and American
traders, Exports OF wnrn-. Hour Inc uded as
wheat, from both coasts OF the L slted states and
;rom Montreal TINS week AmouIe to 5.S5' ,3Sl
bush. Is, against 5,5520OO bushels last week;
S62e quo bushels in Inc las. wees OF OctoneI,
1886 .,'4S.uOO bush Is In 1895; 29: 3,O0O
bushels il 1894. and compared with 2.e6OOoO
busheis in the like S93
/ he Jo:al number business failures reported
throu :Lont tne 1 nired states this week Is 2ls,
onparvu win 70 last weeH and Z4o IN the week
a year ago 299 TWO yea ago, 253 three years
ato, and as compared with 800 Ia The fourth week
There are SO business failures reported from
Canada this week, compared with ~ ast week,
81 Ia The week year sgo and 4s IN the week Two
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
TR0DUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-1he future marEet Dobbed up and
down in sympathy with equally erratic market
at Chicago The spot market was unchanged.
Local quotations are follows: 81 4 81 p ctl
tor No. J. 81 5O Tor choice AMI 81 5212Gl 55
q ctl for extra choice for milling.
CALL BOARD SALES
jNFoRhAL sTssIoN-S;l5 o'cIock-December-
1000 cti 81 1913; 1000 81 A91a 1000. 81 1885:
1t,00O, 81 z9j4. May-1o.t0J, 81 IS; -, 900
81 s712
sEcoND sEssIoN-May-2OeO ctls, 81 46s4; 22.
600, 81 AZ. Dscember-2vOO, 81 4ezs. lOOU
81 80
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-December-lSC zoo
ctis 81 4s; l2,OOu. 81 477s; 5000, 81 47S4 ::
5000 81 sSl4- May-6C0o. 81 as: ZOO, 81 461s;
2OOO 81 4o45; 1000, 5 461a: .UO0 81 4o5x
81 4eS4; 26 600 81 4s7s: 1000. 81 1915; 10000
OOO 81 47S4
BARLkY-Choice bright Fsed cotinues scarce
Feed. o212Gs5c for dark and 9Jc for choice
origh; Chevalier, 81 5212Gl 5712 for No
and 81 350Gl 4U for No :: Brewing, 81 05 Tor
No and sO@s5c 3 ct ior darx Coast
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-No sales
AFTERSooS SEssIoS-No o saIes.
OAIS- re STEADY enough. bus d ull. Fancy Feed,
81 zo@l 80 2 ctl: rood to choice. 81 15@l 20;
81 2212Gl 271a; ReI 81 l7la6s1 30: Gray 81 10
Gl 10; Milling, 81 1213Gl II AZ q ell: Black, for
seed 81 S59l 90. Clipped Oats sell at SleG2 p ton
over the raw product
CORN The MARKET is weak al around and dull
Large elbow Is the weakest description, AM some
damp lots are Offering under he quotations. SmaI
Ro nd 1rllow 81 5Gl 70 = cIl. Large Yellow
sl@l 021a; White. nominal
h1k-tl lO9l 121a p ciL
BUtkM IL kAI-NominaI Arrival Of 61O SKIS
a large inVoce
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
GENERAL MERCHANDISE

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 55sc: San Quentin
50 40; Wool Bags 27G30c; Fruit Bags 544c 5s4c
and &c for the different sizes.
CoAL-Harrison's circular says: "During the
week there have been SIX arrivals from Washing
ton with l452O tons OF Cya Two from OREGON
with lO2o tons, two from British Columbia with
5oo0 tous, one from \ Us rRlia with 3.74 tons one
from swansea with 1897 tons: total 20 sos tons.
Notwithstanding the very generous deliveries
here tins month. the stocks in the various
ysros appear 10 De dinlnishing; this is the NOR
singular our winter trade ha, not taillv com
mence !, In fact this weeks temperature shows a
very nigh Thermometer One month hence the de-
mand for domestic requirements will be fully 5OZ
-Teaier tnan the present consumprion-for steam
uses the weather Suts no figure II is noi anticf
paied tnas the present price list of leading house
Goals VIII De dlstur bed this fall steam grades
are stihen ug and Will probably be marked up a
little, as competing foreign Goals cost more e.
iV"E caused by the hardening freighIs from
Australia aud England There is a brisk demand
northern collieres"
Wellington, S. 2 ton; New Wellington. ss;
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Hides are weak at the decline. It takes choice
Sonoma County Hop 20 bring the top quotation
Jacob Wolluer's circular says: ''Our ma, ket ia
very quiet and very little Wool is selling but 10
or Noo!s aIe coming in. pr ces cannot be quoted
any lower as there is nobody here to buy or offer
price. The markes East is reported very quiet
ne rly to cullness, but prices are held firmly. OF
course II a demand should spring up there Is not
much danger OF the market gong lower but II the
dullness should continue for time there is no
doubt some weak spots will be fou nd and prices
VIII decline but the general outlook is for h. thy
demand at present prices. AT the sales I Clover
dale on the 22d ad 23 inst. all but 100 bales Wool
were sold at prices ranging from l41ac to 15S4c-
This about winds up the Wools in Ihe country
with the exception OF a very few stray .ots''
HIDES AND SkINS-Culls and brands seII lc
under sound stock Heavy salted steers s1A
gl0c . b; medium s@912c; light S1a19c; Cow
hides S12Q9c; Stays, DC; salted Kip &c; saIted
Calf l0c . 10; salted Veal. &c q n; dry Hides
159l51sc: culls and brands, 12@l21sc Dry Kip
and Veal lac dry alf, 17c; cuIs, 10c: GoatskIns
2O@35c cath: Kids sc; Deerskins, good summer
2oc h: medium, zOc; winter. 10c; sheepskins
each; medium, 50G7O each; long wools 75@eOc
each.
TALLOW-No. ]. rendered. S@314c p q; No
:, 214Gs312c; re fined Sc; Grease, &c = b.
WOOL - Fall clip - Middle counties, free
10@l3c: do defective 10@1lc; San Joaquin de-
fective 7@ec = b; do Lambs, 61a@Sc: Southern
Mountain. eGl2c: Tree NorthernL l2Gl4c ID;
90. defective e@llc; Humboldt and Mendocino
1891 sc p h.
hOPs-oId CROP 2@6o p n Tor poor to fair and
sGlVc for good; new crop lUG1s15c.
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aeainst over 66,OOUt 90 pounds in September
frlces are said 20 be well maintained though =
ebo D cen below former asking prices but oc-
ehslonal heavy sales indicate concessions for
AQuioatlon OF speculative iot>- The market Tor
80 'os IS not active prices have been so far ad-
NAnced as 10 hinder buying, in many cases iii-
teltiohally, until the future is more clear an the
minis nave ahead quite large contracts as they
lust nos desire
me buying of iron and steel products, though
smdlef than of late continues TO keep work We'll
engaged ahead and induces others 10 resume
Operations. Both Luyers and manufacturers find
IL prudent 10 limit engagements ahead, aud the
pc. lol OF adjustment viii make the Industry safPr
ior some time 10 COM There is great pressure
ioI speedy deliveries, but in bars and wire some
abatement OF demand Will slightly lower prices Tor
na4is- I'm is little weaker and copper at IL
GEMS for lake and competition of home p oducers
iow' rs TIN plates So 10. The coke output Is
larger, 49553 TONS ly, but anthraci coal -
named in Circular
hhureS fur the week have been 2lS In Inc
United States against 27u last year, and % in
Canada against 40 last wear
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o Clear D Partly CLOUDY
Q Cloudy g Ram 8 Snow
ExpfaD alton,

The arrow flies with the wind The top nxures
~ station indicate maximum temperature for the
oays; those underneath il, II any. the amount Of
rainfall OF melted snow In inches and hund red this
curing the past twelve hours lsObars or solid
lines connect poin Of equal air pressure: no
theruls, or dotted lines. equal temperature The
Hord "hiRh" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: Tow"
Feser5 70 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rain.
Lows usually hrst appear on the Wasbingto
coast VI hen the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars eIfend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable
out when The low Is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature. rain south OF Oregon is inprob-
aoie- with high in he vicinity Of Idaho and
the pressure falling 10 the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these condition.
viii produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-30
Merchandise.

NEW YORK. Oct 2e.-FIour receipts BOP sos
barrels; exports 29.975 barrels. Firm and
fairly active, closing unsettled, with the final
break wheat.
wHtAT-Receipts 2s2,s75 bushels: exports.
1852 bushels Spot easier; No. 2 red, 81 U3lh
q 03a4 Options opsned steady and advanced
sharply on active covering account, assisted by
drought news and small Northwestern receipts
but gra ua ly sageed of in the afternoon under
realizing, closing 1ac net lower and 3sc of from
he op October clos. 99c: December 99llc0
81 O07s. closed st 991zc.
WO1 Steady
PETROL UM-Steady
PIG IRJN-W arrants dull, 90 80 bid and 81
asked.
LAKE COPPER Quiet and unchanged; :;
80 S712 bid and Sll asked
TIN-Quiet; sl3 70 bid Sl3 rs asked.
oPt Ii R-Quiet: - IS bid. 50 IS asked.
LEAD Exchange, steady. S3 921a bid and
So 95 asked; brokers quiet at 4 s S7Ia.
C'tFFEE-Optous opened rev steady a
decline e 5GlU poiuts, closed steady at q net de
clnr OF lUG20 potuts sales 80, 770 bags including
November, SIS 90; december al S5 s5n5 80
rpot- 10, quiet; No z invoice, 66sc: No. z
iobbing. 71sc: mild, weak; Cordova, 9129sl5c
NUGAR-Raw. nominal: fair refining, 8 o-l &c;
centIifu gal, 96 test, 81 &c: refined steady.
BUTTER Receipts 1928 packages: steady;
Western ereamery, i4@2512c; Eigins z312c;
factory, 9@l5c.
EGG~- neceip' s. 3s43 packages; steady: State
and Pennsylvania, l6a 20c: Western, 1870.