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DISTURBANCE in SUGAR
HOLDERS OF STOCK FEAR SOME IN
FRIENDLY LEGISLATION.
Disappointment on Nonappearance of
Steel Trust Statement Also Has
Weakening Effect.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The lively interest
In to-day's International yacht race took
many Stock Exchange members away from
the boardroom and still further diminished
the volume of the trading. The days ag-
gregate sales were barely 10000 shares,
and the luctuation of prices was very mar
row for the most part. The exceptions
worthy of special note were in the indus
trial list and among the dominant and less
important railroad stocks. Liquidation in
Sugar was the feature of the market, fol-
lowing a sharp break in prices yesterday.
The room traders joined in the selling in
an attempt to make a quick turn, and their
covering caused a rally of a point. The
stocks extreme decline was IA. The gossip
to account for the decline included rumors
that the insiders were liquidating on APP
prehensions of a change in the sugar tariff
at the coming session of Congress or Of
unfriendly legislation. Other rumors had it
that insiders who had sold at recent high
prices were depressing the prices to get
back their stock. The general feeling of
distrust of the blind pool methods of the
great Industrial corporations, which has
reached an acute stage since the recent cpl
sode in A"malgamated Copper, was a factor
in Sugar and in a number of other indus
trials. There were declines of Ia to , points
in Brooklyn Transit, Colorado Fuel, Ma
tiOaal Salt preferred, General Electric and
American Express. The waiting attitude of
the market was partly due TO expectations
of dividend action on the United States
Steel stocks and the presentation of a
IN financial statement. The nonap-
pearance of this as the session drew toward
its close emphasized the weakness of the
industrials. Amalgamated Copper was
rather firm, rising a point, then losing 1t
and stiffening again TO about the best.
Atchison was quite notably firm and gained
a point on rumOrs that the directors would
increase the semi-annual dividend rate TO
2 per cent. at a meeting tomorrow.
There were some other firm spots IN the
railroad list, and the general undertone was
rather firm on a belated recognition OF yes
terday's important recuperatiOn of money
market resources by receipts OF Australian
and French gold. n rise in the New York
exchange at Chicago to par also indicated
a mitigation of the interior pressure for
immediate return to the gold import point.
There was also a rise in call money In the
late dealings to Az per cent, which re-
neVged the conjectureS as to the cause OF
last weeks loan expansion and Its possible
continuance. The unusually large dividend
and interest disbursements incident to the
LIST of October are expected to affect the
money market within a very short time. The
action OF the market was hesitating and UNI
certain throughout.
The railroad bond market was dull and
irregular. Total sales at par value were
81. 400, QUO. United States refunding twos ad-
Vanced Il per cent. on the last call.
Following are the. days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. 500
packages. Market steady; State dairy, Hd21c:
creamery. 15G22lRc; June creamery, 20q22c; fresh
factory, 12I2Hl412c. C~heese-Receipts, IL PSI
packages. Market firm; fancy, large, colored,
9ssM94c; fancy, large, white, 9l5Qysc: fancy,
small. colOred, 1C14c; fancy, small, white, 1Gc.
Eggs-Receipts, 16,2 S4 packages. Market easy;
State and Pennsylvania, 20d2lc; Western can
died, zoe; uncandled, l63Q19kc
PHILADELPHIA. oct. Butter firm and &c
higher; fancy Western creamery, 23c; fancy near
by prints, 25c- Eggs steady; fresh nearby, 2lc:
fresh Western, pic; fresh Southwestern. zoe:
fresh Southern. 1gc. Cheese firm and higher:
New York full creams, fancy, small. 1Odl04c;
BALTIMORE. Get. Butter firm and un-
changed; fancy imitation, 1Su19Rc; fancy cream
cry, &c; fancy ladle. 16d17c: store packed, 800
large. 97sq1O4c; medium. 1Ohq104c; small, logo
lOAc.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1-Eggs-The market was
prices. Fresh Missouri and Kansas stock, lc
dozen, loss off, cases returned.
oct. l. on the Produce Exchange
14q211Rc; dairies, 15dl7c. Cheese steady at 9Aa
1OAsc. Eggs firm; fresh, Tic.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Packing butter, 1IG111kc
Elgin, 23c in Cobb tubs; 23kc in 30-lb tubs; Elgin
10 prints. 24c. Eggs, 15c.
CINCINNATI, oct. Eggs quiet at lie. But
ter firm: creamery. 19q24c; dairy, 12iAc. Cheese
steady; Ohio fat, 10c.
ST. LOUIS, oct. Butter higher: creamery.
1Sd23c; dairy, 14Ql4lsc. Eggs steady at Ice.
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WHEAT HAMMERED DOWN
BEARS JUMP AT THE CHANCE Of
FERED BY HEAVY RECEIPTS.
Sell Heavily and Succeed in duel
the Price a Full Cent-Corn
Is Sympathetic.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Heavy receipts caused
a sharp break in wheat to-day, December
closing 1c under yesterday. Corn closed
B0Ac and oats 15Q3sc down for December
delivery. Provisions closed a shade to 121ac
depressed.
The last hour of the wheat market the
bear contingent came out in force, and with
little effort succeeded i'm hammering the
price severely. December opened sc to Ac
lower at 7Obc to 7OaOBc, and sagged
a bit lower during the succeeding hour.
Covering brought December back to >7Ok0
7OAc later, but the bears, seizing upon the
hberality of receipts as a pretext, began
selling, and although their sales were not
large the market was dull and the effect
on the price was marked. December drop
ped to 69SQ69Ac and closed 1c lower at
69Ac, with no recuperative power left, to
all appearances. Local receipts were 1876
cars, six If contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 1897 cars, making a
total for the three points of 1853, against
1,515 last week and SS1 a year ago. Primary
receipts were 1,69S,00 bu, against $4,000 bu
last year. Seaboard clearances were 534. 600
blu. The worlds visible increased S.4I9.-
600 bu.
OOIH Optltu Oull, WIFI december I'M
changed to sc lower at 563sc to 56Ac on
lower cables and fair weather. Lacking
any influential trading, corn was inclined TO
follow wheat. Under the impression that
the continued liquidation by longs for the
last few days was over. prices advanced a
little, though the trading was mostly bv
s~calpers. The break in oats seemed TO helm
corn a trife, and December sold to 56Tsc.
but on the break in wheat declined and
closed weak and 1sQAc lower at 56d56ltc.
Receipts were 425 cars.
Oats had a shOrt-lived activity to about
the middle of the session, when weak longs
became scared at liberal offerings by a
prominent operator. December opened a
shade lower with other grains at $3.50, sold
to 35lhd355sc and closed weak and 1bG9sc
down at 347sc. Receipts were 299 cars.
Provisions were easier all around on n
weaker hog market and liquidation. The
outside demand was slow, and January
pork closed 1212c down at $l5.S715, January
lard a shade lower at $3.50 and January
ribs sc lower at S.lps.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
100 cars; corn, 115 cars; oats, 135 cars; hogs.
70 coo head.
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Wool.

LONDON. oct. 1.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day amounted to 14.75l bales.
principally medium sorts. Fine grades were i'm
good demand, but medium and coarse were i-
regular and in buyers favor. A slight decline in
prices brought about free buying in the lower
grades. Cross-breds were in fair supply and met
with a steady demand, several parcels going TO
America. Punta Arenas were in demand at
prices in buyers favor. Folowing are the sales
i'm detail: New South Wales. 8, 700 bales; secured.
bales; secured, is 4GGls sd; greasy, 6hd. Vic
toria, 600 bales; secured, SdQls Al; greasy. $40
lid. South Australia. 1000 bales; secured. 7&dD
Is Sd; greasy, 2AdS12d. West Australia. 100
bales; secured, Is I'D; greasy. 7HG79d. New
Zealand. 500 bales; secured. 4AdG1s 41sd.
100 bales; secured, Sdd1s 21ad; greasy, 5G5%d:
Punta Arenas, $500 bales; secured, sd; greasy,
31kQ5ad.
BOSTON, oct. Following are the quotations
for leading descriptions: Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
feeces. X and Y and above, 23d24c; NIX and Xxx
and above. &c; delaine, Csc; No. l combing. 26c;
No. , and %-blOod, PC; coarse and braid
washed. 23d24c. Michigan. Wisconsin, etc.-X
Michigan, 2lc; No. / Michigan combing. 24625c.
No. 2 Michigan cCmbing, 24G25c; coarse and
braid. washed, 2302lc; fine delaine. 2f125c. In
washed medium, etc.-kentucky and Indiana Il
blood combing, 19u20e; %s-blood. 1902Oc; braid
combing. I7Q1Sc. Territory, secured basis-Aon-
tana fine. 14d16c; secured. AG46c; fine medium.
14GI7c: secured. 42I42c; staple, 1eG17c: secured
46m4sc: Utah, Wyoming and Idaho fine, I3IkIl5c:
secured, 4045c fine medium. 13Hl4c; secured
40d4Sc: staple, 16dlIc; secured, 46G47c: Austrai.
an. secured basis, cpot es-Comb super
fine, 73a74c; super, 4O4Hc; good, 6S070c; aver
age. &c.
ST. LOUIS. oct. Wool dull and nominal.
medium. l2kd17c; light fine. 121kaI4Ikc: heavv
fine, 9hq17lgc; tub washed, l2q24c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Breaks d Liquidation and
Corn Goes Down with Ii.

NEW YORK. oct. 1. Flour-Receipts.
24.1OO brls; exports. S.110 brls. Market dull
and easier with wheat.
Wheat-Receipts. 1860 bu; exports. q. 265
bu. Spot weaker; No. 2 red, 75Ikc f. o. b..
afoat. 74%c elevator; No. l northern Du-
luth. 75%c f. o: b. ahoat; No. 1 hard Du-
luth. s01sc f. o. b. afoat. Options opened
easy under large October deliveries and
big receipts. steadied with corn, but in the
last hour broke under liquidatiOn. Closed
weak al SsQ2tc. net decline. Nav. 7SHG7qc
closing at 7slsc; October. 72%a734c, closing
at 72Ssc; December, 75Q75Ac. closing al
Corn-Receipts, $500 bu; exports. S. SOC
bu. Spot easy: No. ,. 6lkc elevator. e2isc
4 n. b.. afoat. Option market opened barely
steady with cables. rallied on good Nest
ern buving. and then sold of finally with
the wheat break. closing weak. Nav. eSlf
62iac. closing at 62h4c; October. 61a6lLc.
closing at Gle; December. 6lhd6l l3-l6c'
Oats-Receipts. s25. zoo bu. Spot easier.
No. 2. 3SAc; No. , white, 4lqfl1sc. Op-
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MONETARY
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Commercial paper. AZ
as per cent: time loans. sat per cent.
Clearings, $1,S17. 454.S2; balances. S2O5.175.14
NEW YORK.-Money on call steady at
313a4 per cent; last loan, 3l5; ruling rate 4.
Prime mercantile paper. 41z05l5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steadier, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4SL04S53s
for demand and at S4.S31s for sixty days;
posted rates, &.S315d4S4 and AS6G4S6k;
commercial bills, $I.S2AG4.S3A. Government
bonds strong; state bonds Inactive; rail-
road bonds irregular. Clearings, set, 954, 34S;
balances, S14,S09, 901.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, S4.S4 and
S4S61R. New York exchange at par. Clear
ings, SIS, 72S, 15l; balances, S2,21S. 4S5.
MISUNDERSTANDING, $25. 25O. 119; balances,
20, 426,367.
PHILADELPHIA.-Money. 41hd5 per
cent. Clearings, $2O,56S, COS; balances, 49,
209, sic.
ST. LOUIS.-Money, / per cent. Clear
ings, $S,474,67O; balances, $l,6S5,120
BALTIMORE.-Money, 465 per cent.
Clearings, $l,S39,510; balances, SOS, 515.
CONGRATULATIONS. a per cent.
New York exchange, 4Oc and soc discount.
Clearings, $3,235,600.
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MORTGAGE OF MILLIONS.
New Jersey Zinc Company secures
SIO.OGO.OOO on Its Bonds.

NEW YORK, oct. IA first mortgage
for 100000 was recorded to-day in the
office Of the county register az Newark. ".
J. 1t was given by the New Jersey Zinc
Company 20 the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, OF New York. in trust 20 secure
the issue Of twenty-hve-year 4 per cent.
gold bonds. One OF the conditions is that
the mortgage shall satisfy a first mort
gage for 81. 10000. dated Feb. ]. 1897. and
given 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. Of New York.
This has been done and the original
mortgage was Cancelled to-day Just before
the other was filed. The rest OF the money
realized from the loan Will be used for the
purchase and retirement OF the present
outstanding bonds OF the zinc company and
20 pay for new property and the construc-
ton OF new plants and FOR other purposes.
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Changes In Available stocks.

NEW YORK, Oct. Especial cable and
telegraphic advices received by Brad
streets show the following changes in
available supplies. as compared with pre-
viOus accounts Wheat. in the United
States and Canada, east of the Rockies, an
increase of 3.049, 900 bushels: ahoat for and
In Europe, an increase of 400, 600; total sup
ply, an increase of 3,449,OO0 Corn, an in
of $4,000 bu. Among the more
important increases reported are
those of 100000 bushels at Manitoba
points, 100000 at interior
elevators. 1l,00 at Fort Worth, 1000 at st.
Joseph, 5000 at Chicago private elevators,
$1,000 at Norfolk and $1,000 at Minneapolis
private elevators. TIL leading decreases
include those of 113, 600 bushels at Louis
vile, 101.O0 at Newport News, 5000 at
Ogdensburg and 5000 at Coteau.
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PHILADELPHIA. oct. The ~trienniai
convention OF the Supreme Lodge OF the
Order OF the Sons OF 81. George was opened
to-day I'm a Fellows Temple. When
Supreme President George Kingston called
the preliminary meeting 90 order the roll
call showed representatives present from
Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Massachusetts,.
Rhode Island, Connecticut. New York.
Ohio, Illinois. Michigan. Montana and CAL
ifornia. President Kingston retired "a pre-
siding officer and the new officers We're in
stalled, 10 serve until the next convention.
John kenworthy. of Flttsburg. Is the new
supreme president Reports were received
and referred 10 committees.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. Hens. -7k6Sc per III;
spring chickens, s4loc per 10, I.35d2 per dozen;
s4a4z5 per dozen; turkeys, SQ9c per 10.
NEW YORK. Oct. l-Poultry-Alfve loUa-.
snringers. 1Oc; turkeys. SGl0c; fowls 10lEc'
Dressed easier; s%pringers, 12lsc; fowls. I2c: tur-
keys, I0Gl2c.
ST. LOUIS Oct. Poultry quiet: chickens
&c: springs, 7izc; turkeys, 7ac; young. 5d7c.
ducks. &c: geese, &c; springs. sc.
CHICAGO, oct. Iced poultry scrace IN,
steady: turkeys, 64Sc; chickens, including
springers, SiaQsisc.
CINCINNATI. oct. Poultry steady: chick
ems, S4sc; turkeys, Ease.
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lions steady at first. but declined later
with other markets.
Lard duh; Western steam. slO.S5; refined
steady.
Sugar-Raw steadier: fair refining. 3 5-lsc.
Molasses sugar. &c. Refined easy; No. 6.
i.50c: No. Z. 4.40c: No. s. 4.S0c: No. 9. 4.25c;
No. 10. ACC; No. II. Also; No. IL, Also; No.
Is. A05c; No. Il. 4.15c; standard A. 4.90c;
confectioners'. 4.90c; mold A. 5.45c; cut
loaf. 5.6Oc: crushed. soc: powdered, soc;
g~ranulated, 5.l0c; cubes. 5.S5c.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 11kd2 per cent. Dis
count: Short bills, 2 3-16G2A per cent;
three-months' bills, 2Aa2 5-l6 per cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f NC
for the account. Spanish fours, n.2712.
BERLIN-Exchange on London. 22m 391s
pigs for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills for settlement, 4A per cent; three
months bills, , per cent.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
No. ? spring wheat. 69hc; No. 3. 66a6sEc: No. .
red. 69G6gIkc. No. > yellow corn, 56+d56Isc. No.
white. s7Q87lsc. No. , rye, DOC. Fair to choice
mailing barely, 5lG5ec. No: l Northwestern flax
seed II 5S. Mess pork. per brl.eSl4. SOFIA 65. Lard
per 100 lbs. 80. 1885. Short-rib sides Ooose1
S. 70dS 90. Dry-saited shoulders boxed, 81. son
: u Short-clear sides CboXed). s.. 40T9. so. NVbfs-
by. on basis Of high wines, $L3o.
Receipts-Flour $4,000 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu.
corn s+S O01 bu: cats. $4,000 bu: rye. 1e000 In,
barley. 72.O0 bu. Sh-ipments-Flour, %, 600 brls:
wheat 14S0O bu: corn, 426.OO bu; oats. Ia 90
bu: rye. 900 bu; harley. 1000 bu.
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oils.

WILMINGTON. oct. L-SpIrits OF turpentlne,
nothing doing. Resin. nothing doing. Crude
turpentine steady at 81 10 Sl-90. Tar steady at
S1.30.
nothing doing: quotations omitted. Rosin firm
and unchanged.
MONTPELIER. Oct. I-Crud petroleum
steady; North Lima, &c; South Lima and In
diana, SSc.
SAVANNAH. Oct. L-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at 34c. ROsin firm and unchanged.
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkey hens. sc per 10; toms. &c; hens, 7Ike;
cocks &c: young chickens, TIC; ducks. sc.
Cheese-New York full cream, lSc; domestic
SUiss &c: brick, lac; limberger. &c.
Butter-Choice roll. 12Ql2lzc per III; poor, No. I.
Ease.
Eggs-15c per COZ.
Reeswax-5Oc for yellow, 25c for dark.
ool-Merchantable medium. Ice; bury and
understandable. case less; coarse grades, Ia;
fine merino, l0d l2c; tub washed, 24d27
Feathers-Prime geese, zoe per 10; prime duck,
zoe per ID.
Green-salted Hides-No. ]. SIC; No. 2, nc;
No. 1 calf, l0lAc; No. 2 calf, She.
Grease-White. &C: yellow. SIC: brown. 2&c.
Tallow-No. ], &c. No. 2. Sc.
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HOrses-Ihe receipts of horses and mules
for the regular auction of Warman, Black
& Chamberlain Company Tuesday were
larger than expected. and were character
lied by the small number of strictly desir-
able kinds. Practically all of the arrivals
were lacking In some particular, or, at
least. buyers claimed that there were not
many that met the requirements of their
orders at this time. Most of the offerings
were work horses, and a large number
were not as fat as they should have been
u make good sellers. There were no real
hgh-class harness horses, and sales in
dtcated that there were few really good
kinds The attendance of buyers was small,
ana no doubt a good many stayed ava
expecting TO get much larger and better
supply TO select from next week. Ihe bid
ding was quite backward, and in many
instances prices offered were so far below
the expectations of owners that they re-
fused TO accept them. All nat could be
sold were considered lower by statesmen
than equal kinds sold last week. but buy
ers claim that. quality being considered,
prices were as high as they have been. 1t
IS true, however. that the market was any
thing but satisfactory, and the close was
quiet with several unsOld. About one
fourth of the receipts were mules, for which
there was a very limited demand, and there
were not many sales made.
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Hogs-Receipts, 500; shipments, zoo. The
market was fully 10c lower than yesterday.
The quality was fair, with a few loads of
good medium mixed among the receipts.
The top Of the market was $40, and two
loads sold at that figure. One, belonging
averaged 81 pounds, and sold at that price.
The other load was that Of DIR. o. w.
Fighter, of Carthage, of his own feeding,
that averaged I1S pounds. Light mixed
of good quality sold between So 20 and $3.50,
and common ranged down to $3.50. Bust
ness ruled active and was completed early.
The market closed steady at the decline.
Quotations:
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. oct. Cotton closed mi.s
mfddIng uplands, ; 3-16c: middling gulf & f-Iee.
sales none. Futures closed steady. October. : 70c
November. z.66c; December. T1Oc. January. : 7Ic.
February. Toe; March. 7.esc. April. 7.s9c; Nav.
Lie.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK-Bar silver. 5Skc; Mexican
dollars, 4515c.
LONDON.-Bar silver dull at 26Hd an
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The dry goods market
shows no particular change In the Character ~
business doing IN any line OF cotton goods. The
demand has been moderate IN volume ana mas
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SAFE DEPOSITS.
80 East Washington street.

q w. per OF. $40 sec: balsam copaiba, ssGeoc:
soap, CASTLE. Fr, l3Ql6c; soda, bicarb. 24dsc
salts. Epson. 1izu4c; sulphur -four. 2&Q5c; salt
peter. 10014c; turpentine. 40QJc: glycerine. 178
20c; iodide potassium. S2.5a25o; bromide potas-
SUM, 55d60c; chlorate potash, 15G2oc; borax, -
12c; cinchonida. 4Jd45c. carbohc acid. 37441c.
cocaine. mur.. 81. o5n6 =.
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Canned Goods.

Corn. s5cdSL25. Peaches-Eastern standard.
2-h 81. 75a2: Glib seconds, $1.f9uL6). California
standard. 40. California seconds, 81
Observation-Disclosures, lib. S4yOc; rasp-
berries. 3-lb, sl25HLS0s pineapples, standard,
IN 81 55QlS1. choice. Sxu2.lU. cove oysters.
lib fun weight. sac4{l. nght, 6Du65c, string
beans. BIB. SIuLl0. Lima beans, S~L204l.25, peas.
marrowfats, gscnSl. early June, LlguL1 lob
sters. xlSJa2: red cherries. 90cQSl. Strawberries.
SqGgoc: salmon. lib. s5c4S2; S-lb tomatoes, Slft
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers.)
a md Nuts.
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Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments. 90. The
combined receipts OF hogs for two DAYS
indicate an increase Of 1000 over the same
time last week. and the receipts to-day were
larger than they have been since the DIST
OF August. and show a gain OF about 100
over a week ago. In sympathy with "a de-
cided lower tendency in all other markets
the trade here opened with buyers with
holding their bids. and very little IL any
business was transacted Until about 10
O'Clock II took that long for buyers 10
persuade salesmen that they would have TO
make reductions In values 10 get them
nearer In line with other markets. After
a trading basis had been established the
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was not urgent at current prices. Most
dealers considered sales 15c lower than yes
terday or Saturday, and some INTERSECTIONS
indicated a decline OF pc. packers WEE
the leading buyers, and at the close OF 1IduS
a very good elearance had been made at
reduced prices. Sales ranged from Sbp 10
S410. and a large proportion OF the supply
sold below sos. QuOtations:
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makes OF Southern staple ginghams adj
vanced &c. Print cloths firm. but the demand
to-day moderate, regulars &c. To-day's reports
from Fall River are disQuieting on wage ques-
tons, impression prevailing that the operatives
will strike.
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Sheep-Receipts. 700: shipments 9O- Inc
arrivals of sheep and lambs thus TAR TINS
week show a gain Of about 80 over the
same time last week. and the receipts TO-
day were over $50 larger than a week ago.
A few good kinds in their class were Of
fered. but not many that could be cOnsid-
cred strictly fancy. Both shippers and
butchers were in the market, and with a
able stock. were usually at nearly steady
prices, compared with the close of last
week. Less desirable offerings were gen.
orally considered a shade lower. but there
were probably no sales more than 10c be-
low last Friday. Butchers paid as high
as S4.75 for a few lambs, but $50 was con-
sidered practically the top. The best
sheen here sold at S335. Quotations:
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Coal N Coke.

Anthracite tall Sizes 81 per ton. smokeIess.
$3.50: Jackson. -: Pittsburg. "a. Ray mond. So:
block. S25: Greene county, s.; Indiana lump.
Ss. Blossburg, S.: slack SIZE. Hooking valley.
( "a. lump coke, I0c bushel. $50 Der ton.
crushed coke. lie per bushel. 50 per ton. Bags.
25c per ton extra.