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I'yjp . . , THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCBT -TfeUBSDAX MAY 22, - 1890.
BITE STOCK BEVIEff.
Tho Supply of Beeves at East Liberty
Short of Demand.
BUTCHERIKG CATTLE ARE HIGHER,
Sheep and lambs Steadj at Prices Which
.Euled a Week irro.
TAB DEIPT OP POEKEKS DOWMYAED
office or FnTsmmo DrtrATcn, )
Wedkesdat, May 21, 1890.
The offering of cattle for local trade on
Monday were GO carloads against 65 loads
the previous Monday. With the Increased
supply there was not enough to meet the
needs of out local trade by about ten cars.
The quality of offerings was decidedly nbore
the late average. Markets opened up very
active On Monday morning, and nil were
ptonititljf eoldalhti early lioUf fit 10 to 16a
better prices than were obtained a week ago.
lluyere were on hand In larger force thati
utiiitl, and a doseti mote loads than were
eflfed would Imve found lead customer
At tliettdvfiiies.
Seine fresh orders were wired to Glilenge
6ii Mends after til) Imd been sold, mid mm
(onrlofldi arrived from Ohio slueiMlie be,
pinning of the week, making total nf
about 67 carloads revived this week, Of
llietu there were nbniil 4 loads nf eminlry
Mills from Ohio, wishing finm 1,000 to l.i
100 ts, Ttie best prlnanliloliitd (Ills week
far ourload lot' was f ft JJS, end (inly a few
Inula readied tlilk (ipnie In a retail way
f.lBOwas rrsclied, und una dealer reported
tlin sale nf 1(1 lii'cvts, which were culled from
4 csrlnadi, at f5 40 per hundred. There were
no stackers nr leaders on the market, Chi
cago has nf lata monopolised tills branch of
the cattle tr.ulo. 1'rlces are too itiflf to fur
nlih any margin ol profit at this market.
There has been no surplus nf stockers and
feeders in Chicago market ofclato,
iietteh rjticES rem riu:sii cows.
There was a belter quality of fresh cows
offered at Ktit Liberty yards this week than
fur some time past. One of our leading
dealers in this line said to-day: "I suc
ceeded in celling a better price for a fine
Durham cow to-day than I hare been able
to get for many wrrks past. The price at
which I sold was (52, and for a number of
weeks past the outtsule price for such as I
had for sale was $10 to ?15 below this
figure."
The supply of calves was scarcely up to
last week, and the range ol prices was $4 75
to (4 85 per hundred, with a few small
buuebes of very choice at fS. There were
about 18 car loads of sheep and lambs
offered on Monday, all clipped, and market
started up alow, with prices a shade lower
than the previous Monday. On Tuesday
about 15 car loads more were received, and
this morning 3 loads, making a total for the I
wees ot aooui so cars.
Markets closed a shade stronger to-day
than the opening on Monday, and prices of
last week are fairly well maintained. There
have been no Western sheep offered this
week. All were from Ohio and Washing
ton county. Wethers weighing 90 pounds
brought 5Jc, and yearlings ranged from
5Jc to CJc per pound.
A DT7LL IIOO SIAKKET.
The hog market has been very dull all
the week. The run was large on Monday,
amounting to 35 carloads. The range of
prices has been 51 15 to 54 30 with vey few,
if any, reaching the latter figure. The de
mand from butchers is steadily declining,
and packers here loot to Chicago for their
supplies.
In general the cattle market shows a de
cided improvement this week over last To
be sure, cost was greater at Chicago, but the
advance here more than covered the in
creased cost. Tidy butcher stock is now 50c
per hundred higher than at the beginning of
the rronth, and 1 higher than a year ago.
Sheep and lambs manage to hold their own
and no more, while pork is tending low.
Top price of packing hoes at Chicago this
morning was shade below $4 10.
M'CALL & CO.'S REVIEW.
E. McCall & Co. in their weekly review
say. Tho supply of cattle is licht; market
active and 10 to 15c higher; all sold; market
closed firm. We give the follow inr as the
to fair, J,000 to 1.200 Its, ft 25j4 CO: mixed lots,
cow, heifers and bulls, 2 50Q3 75; fresh cows
and springers, 20 CU35 00 per head.
The receipts of hogs wcro light, and with
a limited demand tho market Is dull and slow
on all grade. Wc quote; Best selected, tl 23
4 30; bet Yorkers. $i 1504 20; common to
fairlU-lit Yorkers, $4 0004 10: pigs, S3 754 00:
roughs, n 253 75.
1 he recruits ot sheen were heavv and thn
market Mow at a dccllno of 10Q15c per en t from
last week's nriccs. Wo quote sales as fol
lows: Prime clipped Ohm and Indl.ina wethers,
vcichinc here 105 tn 110 Hit, (520&5 30: good.
M to ino fta. S3 00(75 15: fair to good mixed.
75 to N) Is. U 40Q4 oo: good jrarllngs, 75 to tiO
lli, ft fliftu oo; fair to good, 50 to 00 ft.
fH 00J93 Soaring lamba, C7c ft ft. ltccolpts of
onl oaties liberal; market sload, scllluc at
J4 504 85.
Br Trlrsrnph.
NEW YORK ltecves Itccclnts. 2.004 head,
Including 34 rcrload for sale: market 10c per
Km It.a hicher: stocra.tt 3crA .15: balls and rows,
Kti drrct beef flrmat tXWio per ft. Hhlp
mem today, 1,420 beeves and 0.3.10 ijuartrrauf
beet: to-moirow, 405 bectes. Calvna Receipts,
4.4.3 bends market X" 1'or ft higher; vel,
t4 .Win K per 100 ft- iiuticrmlllc calrcs, t3 OOfif
niicrii iiornuus. ii;oiiueaa: marrct l.e
per ft hleliar; slinep,f5 iiUUQ 00 per 100 fti; lamb
it0Ui(tl'U!drecduiiittoiillrinatVC9l0Ucperft
iliced lami steady at 14c liocn lie
I.I..I...... .1..,.. -. 'JK.u nn iih... '.-
reipti, ll,kl headt
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CHICAOO-The Droitr't Journal report:
Catile receipts, 17.000 head; shipments. 4,000;
market dull, ami Ac to 10c lower; lieeven, f4 71Jii
C 20; steers (3 Ouiit 70; stockers and feeder.
M 004 20; cows, bulls and mixed, tl 25ftS 80;
Texas steers, $1 ltO(.t 75. Hogt Hocelpts, 82..
000 bead; slilimenis, 6,000; imirket lower:
mixed. S3 mat 14; hesvv. S3 034 17K; llclit.
J!t 04 12J. htieep-lteceiptc. J.000hcsd:alilb
neo a 2.V)j: marho it ah s .w; natlver.SI 01 Q
6 Si; V tern, S4 50(ni w. 'lexuua, H OOBJa lAl:
lambs 501 CO.
DUFFALO Cattle steady: receipts. 4 loads
through; no tale. Sheep and lambs active
and a sliado lilcher; receipts, 6 loads thrnui:h;ll
Bale. Hiicen choice to extra, S5 8J5 75; cood
tn choice, fi 05fJ5 50, lambs, choice extra, S3 35
fiO 50; cood to choice. 86 logs 30. Hogs fairly
active and a shade hicher; rerrlpts, 14 loads
gale: medium and heavv, $4 25Q4 30; mixed.
tl 234 30; Yorkers. $1 23Q4 30.
ST. LOUIS Cattle Receipts. 4,000 head;
market lower; good to fancy native steers,
S4 254 80: fair l good do, S3 SO J 30; stockers
and feeders, S2 703 80: Texaus and Indians,
fi MS3 91 Hogs Receipts, 9,000 head: mar
ket loner; fair to choice heavy. 3 904 00;
packing crades S3 S033 90; licht. fair to best,
i-1 h0(f?J 9a Sheep Receipts, 8.000 heart; mar
Let strong; fair to choice clipped, U C0Q5 4a
CINCINNATI Hogs lower: common and Ucbt,
S2 754 0I: packing and butchers, S3 934 20:
receipts, 5,870 head: shipments. 1.9AI head.
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SZNATOE PALMES IK CHUECH.
He Tore a Tiro-Dollar BUI In Two so na to
Give Ilia Cnatomarr Dollar.
JJew 1 ork Press.)
ScnatorPalmer always put a single dol
laiaj&e plate at church. One Sunday rp
cwrtlyhe didn't have the dollar; neither
did his secretary.
"Oh, well. I can fix it," he said.
"You wouldn't make change off the plate,
would you?" asked the secretary, horrified
at the thought.
"Xever mind how I will do it," replied
the Senator, "you will see it done."
When the plate came around the Senator
gravely took out his two-dollar bill, tore it
in two pieces in the middle and laid one
piece on the plate. After the services were
over he walked lorward -where the stewards
were counting the collection money and
risked the one who had come down bis aisle
if a mutilated tne-dollar bill had been
found on the plate.
"Yes, nnd we don't kuow what to do with
it," a the man's replv.
"Well," said the Senator, "here's the
other half, and yon can have it for a dollnr.
That will m.ike your half worth a dollar to
you, and a dollar is all I ever give."
He got the dollar. J
MARKETS BY
Wheat IRnllien From Enrlr Wrnkoesa
Cnnaed bj Dlecournslng News From
Abrond, and Carries Corn and
Onia Along With It.
CHICAGO Trading in wheat was actlTe
tolay, and the market more or less ex
cltod at times. Large local business was done,
and also more on outside account. The open
ing was weaker, and for July was c lower,
eased off a trifle more, and then with some
fluctuations became quite strong and advanced
2c above the inside figures reachod. The ad
vance was accompanied with some excitement
and fluctuations wore rapid. Later It caed off
gradually l4c, and closed He higher than yes
terday. May and June both closed about the
same as yesterday. Augnst and the deferred
deliveries all shared In the advance, which
would indicate that tho buylne was largely on
bad crop news and fears that the next crop may
be disappointing.
The weakness at the opening was dneto the
discouraging tenor ot market reports from
abroad and better proipscts in the Northweit.
On the other hand, a batch ot bad ctop reports
from tho Poulhwest hsd the effect of convert
ing to the bull side some of thn most ptottilheht
beat traders, who boueht freely. The fact of
the August ahd the mole deferred futures ad.
tAtieihg.pfnprtnlntislell'tn Shout the Stn6
teniartnir,' would ldleste thai some mmIm
ptfjiflr ft tug tef mm nH Vl8.n?.w ef! ' '1'
fern tti iHintBAiid the d4ilB8 bfl fulljFUlllled.
'llieie ft sfae irstle 111 eofn, anil llie feel.
jMenilywiiiln ?iBtB rufige. i einiHiiin at
ilie niienltuf wu'f p,"f! nnl.Mln helng
ft Ifllie tiiiifef liie fiiml fitiotmiliin of yeipf1r.jf,
tint itrlee,6 mih Murleii u m, B-ovflijeetl
Hwriily file lipnn , llie ItiiHint l Jiil H
(lining iio, in)ui nied end ettxed itfW '
teritinii resieiiMr , ,. , ,, , .
Onuwere Hi lle aiiil higher, Tha fMura
was the Inereaied trading In im and the more
(lafurreitinuires, 'f here wase ftond Hnnli;i)f
liHllngnrdarafrnin inoal And nitMlrta firll,
and rather light nlferlngs, tcUllx at in
npenliiB, wliloh w the aaine o slight ad,
nnre. Jur eased nf a irlfl.a hut IjulcUr
rallied am sdvaneeil i&a, 1 his lllduuid fair
nflerliigs for July, and prices receded fia, 1 110
iilherilcllrerlcs held steady, closing with fair
galua over irstarday's last aalea,
llathor mnie activity In pnrk, but prlrei
ruled Irregular. The Inquiry we chiefly for
July and It adrancsd 1161 OS. Toward the close
tii ..Ann, trna n&aiflr. and nrloaa aettlod hack
again iOQtic, rallied auddenly again SOtf!6o and
cloiod quiet.
Trading In lsrd was only fair. The feollng
was enler. 1'rlcei ruled SKtt50 lower, but
rallied slightly toward the cloaa,
A fair trade wci reported In short ribs, but
the reeling was easier during the early part of
the day. 1'rlces declined tiiOic, but toward
Hit) cluan exhibited more strength and prices
advanced slightly.
The leading futures ranged as follows
WlIBAT-No. 2. Slay. IHJfaBtlVCfflO-'jIttOic:
Jnne. UIOCteiftBtffiftJc; July, VlQ9$fiQK2
Cfl4ie.
Conn No. 2, May. &1K3P0S3Ke81c;
June, atKe;i633KS34c; July. ZlXaZoQU1,
Oat Vo. 2, May, 2Sa2S42ig!2SKc: Jnne,
M'iQKQMJiief27c; July, 2Bi-IflAQX
.Mr.ss Pouk, per bbl. July, J12 35013 400
1235QI3 20.
Laud, per 1U0 fti. Jnne, $6 17KQ0 20; July.
0 SikSB 32H6 TiU.m 30: September, tfl 47KQ
0 47H60 42M0 Vi
bilonT Rids, imt 100 fts. June, 55 27K5 3u:
July. f5 40R5 455 o7Klt5 45; Scntember, S5 50
65 6005 50tJ5 6U
Cash quotations were as follows: flour firm
and unchanged; No 2 sprint: wheat, 9195c;
No. 3 spring wheat. 75JS8c; No. 2 red, 94$93c;
No. 2 com, 33Jc: No. 2 oats. 28; No. 2 rje,
A2c: Na 2 barley, nominal; No. 1 flax seed,
tl 43; prime timothy seen. 13a Mess pork,
ner ubL S13 00. Lird. per 100 lbs, K 17. Short
rib sides (loose). S5 255 30; dry salted shoul
ders (boxed). S3 105 20; short clear sides
(boxed), J5 7o5 S-i bucars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-diy tho butter
market was easier; not quotably lower. Eggs,
13c
NEW YORK-iFlonr stroncer on winter with a
fair demand; spring dull and heavy. Wheat
Spot higher and dull; option- fairly active;early
Jc down, advanced lJiQlKc, and closed
steanv at Jlc above yesterday; Westerners
free sellers. Barley dull. Barley maltqnlct.
Corn Spot firmer and fairly active: options
moderately active to unchanged toc hicher
and firm. Oats Spot strnn-erand fairlr ac
tive; options qniet and Kr higher. Hay
in lair demand and firm. Hops quiet and
firmer. Coffee Options opened steady at 5
10 points higher; closet! steady at 15335
polnis blcher: sales, 67.700 bairn. Including
M-iv. 16 a016.75c: June. 16.40ia50c: July, 18.H
ias5c: August, 16.15lB.20c: September, 16.00
WIG 15c; October, 15.705)15.85; November.
15.50.-: March, 15.1015.15c: spot Rio
quiet hut firmer; fair cargoes, 19Jc: No. 7 flat
bean. 17J4017Ja Sugar Raw quiet and
steady: rales, a carco of MacoTailoS9 test,
at 2r, CCA F.: refined, quiet nnd eay; off
A 515 5- 6c: standard A. 5 15-lGc Molasses
Foreign firm ana quiet: 51 tet, lSVic; New
Orleans quiet Rice quletand steady. Cotton
seed oil quiet. Tallow firm. Rosin steady and
quiet. Turpentine dull at 3Sc Kegs firm and
lair demand; Western, 14K15c: receipts.
5,427 packages. Pork quiet and steady Cut
meats quiet and .weak; pickled bellies, 5U
Dr: do. shoulders, 6c: do. hams, SiiQlOc
Middles easy; t-hnrt clear, f6 la Lard dull;
options, sales 3,500 tierres; Jnne, K 40ffl6 41,
closing. 18 41: July, td 51S0 53. closlnc
56 53; August, S6 06; Hoptemher, JO 72
4?C75, closing S674; October, S6 80. Butter
e.isv; Western dairy, 6llc; do creamery.
0ai.5c; do factory. 8QU)c. Cheese qnlet and
barelv steady: skims, 46Kc
PHILADELPHIA Flour qnlet, tint firm.
Ybcat dull, but higher; rejected, 7278c; fair
to good milling, Rsgfllc: prime to ciiolce, 95
Sir; No. 2 red May. 2hl3c: Jnne. July and
Auzust, B2fJ9Tc. Corn Higher, but quiet; No.
2ollow in grain depot and Twentieth street
elevator, 41c; N. 2 mixed In grain depot, 43Kc;
Nn. 2 mixed May. 4IJ5lUr: June, 4tftf4Ic:
July. 4O;041c: August, 4iua414'c Oats-Car
lots advanced He under a ialr local trado
demand; No. 3 white. 34?(235c; No. 2 white. 85K
(TOGc: do clipped, SCMc; futures firm and Kit
c hicher: No. 2 white, May. 83K35ct
June, siti,c; jniy, oi;ij.aiic: AUgunt, ig
32c Butter dull and weak; Pennsylvania
creamery, extra, Iftcj do firsts, lDJtZJr. Kggs
steady but qnlet: Pennsylvania firsts, liaHKc
BALTIMORE Whent-Wcstnrn strong: No.
2 winter red. snot, and May, WKei July, V3Ktt
WAz; Augutt, Ir.'rtWJic Coin western Armors
8t(W5c; giadort No. 2 white. COc. Hie quirt
nnd Head): choice. (I3(165c: prime 6iatJ2c; good
to fair, CtlifSOn. jy scarce: prime to choice
timothy, VI 60I3 00. Provisions quiet. Butter
weak and dull: creamery, fancy, ltJcj do fair to
choice, 15c; do imitation. 10(tl2" ladle fancv.
10c; do good to choice, tu$vc; store packed, 63
Sc: cra, 10c. Kggs firm and searee at I4W.
Cofiee (Inn; Ulo cargoes, fair, WXQWKci Hu, 7,
17H817 f
ST. LOUIS Wheat opened a fraction higher,
then declined again, advancing. rnnnlncup'JUo
amid great excitement and rapid fluctuations,
closing unsettled, but !iQl?o abovo yeaterdayt
Nn. 2 red, cash. 96e: J uly. clmod at 93c; Augut,
91Kc; December, 94Jc, Corn opened Jic off,
advanced HXC- eased oil uiul closed about ns
j eiitcrday; Na 2. cash, 3SQ33Xc; Mav. 32c;
July closed at Siifc asked; Auguot, 33c Oats
firm, but slow; No. 2, cash. 2!)Wc bid; July, 26JJc
Barley steadv. Flaxseed, Jl 4a. Bagging quiet,
OKSkc Provisions very dull and ouly a
small Job trade done at unchanged prices.
MINNEAPOLIS Receipts nf wheat for the
day Were 157 cars; shipments, 28 cars. There
wan a good demand for No. 1 Northern wheat
to-day. No. 1 bard was moving some better.
Low grades did not keep up with grado wheat,
and were generally slow. Offerings were mod
erate. Elevators were the largest buvcrs.
Local mlllors and buyers for outside account
bought rather sparingly. Clnsins quotations:
Na 1 hard. May, 91Kc: June, B2Uc; Jnly.93jic;
on track, 92Kc; Na 1 Northern, -May. S9c; Jnne,
Sl)c; Jul, Wc; on track, 92c; Na 2 Northern,
May, dbe; June, 89c: July, 90c: ou track, SbSSDc
CINCINNATI-Flour barelv Steady. Wheat
firm: Na 2 red. 05c; receipts, 500 bushels! ship
menu. 2ti00 bushels. Corn barely sieadv; Mo. 2
mixed, 37c Oats steady: No. 2 mixed. 30Q
31c Rj e quiet: No. 2. 50c Pork firm at S13 Ot'.
Lard weaktr tS5 855 9a Bulkmeats and ba
con firm. Whisky steady; sales, 069 barrels
finished goods n the basis of SI OZ But'er
easy. Bugai quiet. Eggs quiet at 12c Cheese
easier.
MILWAUKEE-Flourdnll. Wheat bonyant
ane 2c higher; Na 2 spring, on track, cash. 1K
e93c; July I2c; No. 1 Northern. 7c Con
slow; No. 3. on track. 3435c Oats steady;
i.u. , nui.nu vraun, iajic ye nrmer; no.
I, on track, 54c Barley steadier; Na 2, in
store, 50c Provisions higher. Pork. $12 90.
Lard, 16 2a Cheese steady; Cheddars, 910c
TOLEDO Wheat active and easier; cash and
May, 9ac; July. 94M August, 92Jic; September.
93c Corn dull and firm; cash Ma and July. 36c
Oats quiet cash and Mar 3TW. innnnunH
steady: cas'i, S3 50; October,' S4 ML
fob Aspmnrrj pedagogues.
Exaiqtnntlona Fixed for Candidates
.Provisional Teacbrra' Cerilflemr.
for
The city examination for provisional cer
tificates will begin next Saturday in the
High School. The teachers will be ex
amined in physiology, music and drawing.
On Saturday, May dl, grammar, writing,
history and spelling will be taken up. The
examination will close on Saturday, June
7, with arithmetic, geography and theory of
teaching.
wire. WOKDS OF WARNING.
A Man ttho HasBeea There Thinks
the Bulge in Chicago Realty Will
WIKD DP IN A GENERAL SMASHUP
Petroleum Loses Its Grip and Goes Far
ther From the Dollar Line.
IDE NEWS AND GOSSIP OP THE C1TI
Chicago had better go slow. These words
of warning were spoken by a Fourth avenue
real estate broker yesterday, who, In ex
planation of them, saidt "There is danger
that the World's Fair will start a real estate
crate In the Windy City which will end In
as great a sto&shtip as that which prostrated
Southern California two or three years ago,
Speculators are pouting in there from all
qufltlers and buying or securing option! on
everything within fetich, 1'fta have already
advanced at least ib t.er cent, and they are still
going up, 1 was there last week and made
eevetal investments fuf Pittsburg patties, and
also en 111? dam ftuenuut, I saw enough to een.
vines me tlmt lite, city will he overlaid wllliln
llie ntii year ur twe.
"Jdonnilookfof arenellan until After the
fftiri Inn it ii sure to coins and eaten ft great
niiiiiy ign)e iiiilng. I have no doubt tlmt
larpiiruniiwilltieieallseil by Uimm who in.
vest now, II they make the turn In llinei but If
llier welt too Iouk lliey will be ifitiptfedi The
heUlit fit the bulge will proliMily be reached
towftni the eloe of next year or the lipglniilng
ot the tear fellowlng, fn inr jiiiUnienttlm(
will he the time to sell, end I have so advised
inyellants,"
to mentioned In Tins Pispatph of Sunday,
J'ltMbnrirfipltlltlivorBi.enU)r closed spy,
eral deals of coiinldrhIe magnitude In CIiImbo
realty, In which the prnfits wuro large, In one
case amounting to f00.000. One Of Ilia gentle
mon Interested In this transaction Is a promi
nent pork packer, As no Pittsburg monoy Is
being permanently Invested In Chicago, tharo
Is reason to belloro It will all ultimately Unci
Its way back to this city,
t s s
Business News nnd Gossip.
The tract of land, Z)i acres, sold by Reod B,
Coyle A Co., In the Twenty-third ward for J2S,
500, will bt laid out In lots and put on tho mar
ket within tho next two wools.
Property In Sewlckloy Is looking up. One nr
two big deals are on tho string thore, and will
probably go through in a few da) s.
Thn lsrgest mortgage recorded yesterday was
for 4,600, There were 20 others ranging from
S 1,000 to J30a Firo were for purchase money.
The Edgewood road, one of tbo worst In the
county, is being Improved. It was a terror to
teamsters last winter.
Edgewood borough authorities bare about
decided to locato the school house tn the vicin
ity of the deaf mute asylum, where they have
been offered an acre of gronnd at a price ap
proximating 57,000.
An offer of 200 a foot front has boen made
for the lot on the corner of Wood street and
Penn avonue, Wllklnsbnrg. It Is said to be
wanted for a hotel.
Persons having books or certificates of de
posit in the Lawrence Bank should band or
send them to the Fidelity Title and Trnst Com
pany at once, so that a statement can be made.
The story about a local building enterprise
Involving 200 houses, modeled after some re
cently constructed in Paris, is all right, except
that credit is given to the wrong person. It is
understood that Mr. Carnegie baa something
similar In view, but tho project in question is
tne work of quite another gentleman.
If talk is wortb anything, it is safe to say
that the third stock call will soon be abolished.
Opinion among the brokers is turning that
way.
The Cbautauqna Lake Ice Company has
called a special meeting of the stockholders for
Thursday, July 17, for the purpose of votine for
or against an increase of the capital stock.
Bonds are slow sale since the revival of spec
ulation In New York and Chicago.
Something is going on at Jcannette. Messrs.
Baxter dc Hopkins, both real estate bustlers,
went up there yesterday to see about it
Movements In Rrnl Kitnte.
Some effort was made yesterday to ootatn
opinions of real estate brokers as to tbo condi
tion of the market. They were all hopeful, if
not red-beaded, and reported a good Inquiry
and a fair business to show for It. They all
agreed that the outlook was a ., "promising for
a good steady trade during the summer. Sales
reported were:
Samuel W. Black it Co. sold for the Blair es
tate In Hazelwood, Twenty-third ward, lot No.
9 In block "A." situate on Lytle street, between
Elizabeth and Blair streets, being 25x120, for
taoa
Hamuett A Meredith sold lot No. 147, Plan
No. 2, Wilkins estate, Wllklnsbnrg, to J, F.
Dushano for 5950.
Charles Homers A Co. sold for Dean & Whit.
ley to Jacob Gueclman lot No. 70, in tbo Flem
ing Park plan, Pittsburg and Lake Erlo Rail
road, fronting 25 feet on Fleming avenue and
125 foot on Erin street, for S250: also sold lot
Nn. 3 In Falnnount plan, lrontlng 23 feet on
Fatrmount avenue, and in depth 10S feet, for
James II. Aiken, for 95a
Reed B. Co)lo A Co. sold to Wm. Bugenalt
lots Nor. 1S6 and 167 In the Marlon Place plan,
being 50x105, for tlOO. They also sold a tract of
land in tho Twenty-third ward, city, fronting on
Bocond avenue, Smith stroot and Sylvan avo
nue, containing 3 acres, with flvo frame
houses, for 123,500.
Black A Uaird sold for SI J. Ilardlo a lot 25x
103 on Juliet street, Fourteenth ward, to David
Itlce for fSOO.
EnlngdcJh era sold for Reuben Miller to M.
A. Ross 6 02-100 acros nf ground near Rtnto
avenue, Coroapolls, for C0.IS3, being tl,100 per
acre. This Is tho second piece sold by this firm
within the last few dajs.
A IIGHT EU6HTESS
Trnnancted In Home bccurltles, With no
Iniporlnnt I'rlcr Chnngea.
There waa very little disposition among the
stock brokers to do business yesterday, and
the day was frittered away with scarcely any
thing accomplished. Biles at the thrco calls
were something over 1,000 shares, but as nearly
a'.l were LaNorla they didn't count for much.
There were some price chances, but they were
so small as to possess but little significance.
Talk among the brokers Indicated confidence
In higher valncs in sympathy with tbe general
trend of speculation, but the upward move
ment may be delayed somewhat by the fact that
many investors are well loadod with stuff
boucbt on the boom last year. They want to
dispose nt wbat they have before buving more.
This being generally known, and tbe opinion
being entertained that theso people will be
forced to realize, buyers are holding oB and
awaiting their opportunity. This difficulty out
of tho way, tbe market will bo in shape for a
new deal, with more activity and better prices.
rinsj sncoxD Tiur.D
CALL. CALL. CALL.
H A 11 A U A
Tom. Nat.ltk. 98 004 . ...
Kx. Nut. Ilk. 8i '
FirstN.lt.. I'll l"u 171
Klrst .. Itlr 130 135
Jlannle Bx...
Jlet. -Nnt. Jl 110 106 110 no
Mouou.Nt Bk IV) 1SJ
Odd Fil. Bk.. CSSf '
Third ut. lit 179H 181 nii 181 mx 181
lioat'n'e Ins.. S9
M. AM. Ins sou
National Ins. 60 n
Weatemlns SO 41 jn"
All'vHc&tCo. 100
C. Vat. O j"
Pe'a SQ&l'. 15 ISV 1S1( l',3i 1514 lsu
Phttudcl. Co.. SIM i ZH Zlh ZH 31?
Whjr. CaaCo. tOH XH ....!....
Columbia Oil. 2)4 3 2 ZJi
Toreat OH 10U
Central Irac. 2fiV iH IS 25L Mi ""jr"
Citizens Trac 6aS 70 6S 7 eg m
Ptttsb'it Trac 38'i 3i a a j,. rJ
fleasant Vat. 19 J9J4 zi) ji . A
NWY,ilieit i5S iiyi
Sus. B-dge Co 89 100 ; n
lNorla Jlln a 22 ij" "is"
Luster atl'liig I7X i7jj hw jg
Alleg'yC Kl Via ...... ..." ' ' '"..
K. Z. tlectrle 60 no to
Mo"aonK.W?Oo ... 1? 40 40
ftg-a?"- i?."" "
V. A. B. Co.. 116 13) lis 130 'jig' ;'.'.'.'.'.
Kx-dlvldend.
At first call 1,000 shares of La Norla brought
20 cents. At second call 5 shares of German
Insurance sold at 79. At the third call 8 shares
of Airbrake went at 118.
The totvl sales of stocks at N ew YorK jester-
day were 563,041 shares. Including Atchison,
83,590; Canada Southern. aS30: Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western, 12,040; Erie, 3.215;
Missouri Pacific, ia700: Northern l'acinc. 27,
8S5: Orecon Transcontinental, 23.185: Reading,
3L050j Richmond and West Point, 100,655; Ht.
Paul, 11.243; Texas Pacific, 9,350 Union Pacific,
6,435; Western Union. 4,032.
HOME M0ITEY,
A fetendy Bnslncss Demand Reported
and
Fall Rates Olalntnlned.
Bank exchanges showed some improvement
yesterday and depositing was also better. There
was a fair demand for discounts, which was
met at the usual C7 per cent rates. Money
was abundant for business purposes. Somoot
the banks were wanting Chlcaco exchange,
but Eastern was easy and about even with cur
rency. Exchanges were 52,533,032 11; balances,
$317,207 13.
Money 011 call nt New York yesterday was
cloo, ranelng from 4 to 8 per cent, last loan 4,
closed offered nt 4. Prime mercantile paper,
57. .Sterling exchange quletand steady at
SI 63 for 00-day bills and M 85 tor demand.
Closing Bend tjttotrttldns,
f. g. 4s. retfmtint.ttT
J, H, 4s. entitii..,...ir3
M. K. ,T..Oen
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Jig, 4s, teg,,.,,, itoU
j'BHjj', toupiiiiiltriij
Milium union osiiii
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fJlearlnss, fio.naaiiiii imianass.
m Mnner, BneFeent,
'l
iH9HBuieftring, i,tiP,iHi balances,
Uftfl.
j(fiNnowTliBanionrjt nf Imlllnn ifnne Into
the- liaiiK pr ftnraiijt nn balenee tn day la
5 poo liar sliver, 47Kd nr oiinoe,
lUnin-rTiiree per sm wntes, oof Bo for
Hiu srmnint,
CiiroAOO-Olearlngs, flB.IH.OOO, New York
exohaiiga. 2o premium, atonoy remains un
ehanged,
A BEA0TI0N,
Oil Still Active but Wenkenod by Oil City
nnd flrndford.
The oil markot was again active yesterday,
but as trading was In small lots, It was unim
portant In the aggregate and on a lower level
or prices than the day before.
The market opened stroug at 04c,and during
the early hours the local crowd run It up to 00.
In the afternoon Oil City and Dratlrorrt were
sellers, and the price weakened to Bio, where
It hung tbo rest of the day, and at which the
market closed.
Tho principal fluctuations wero; Opening,
04c; highest 96c; lowest and closing, 9Jc. Re
fined advanced at Antwerp. Tuesday's clear
ances were 850.000 barrels.
Flold news continues ratber tame. The Van.
dcgrift gusher, at QroTeton is holding up to 700
barrels.
The well on tbe Lutheran Church property,
at Cbartlers, Is reported as approaching tbe
record of tbe Vaudcgrlfr.
At Westriew the McCalmont Oil Company
has started drilling on the Allen farm. This
company's No. 1. on the Ivory, is down 300 feet.
The McKoe's Rocks Oil Company's well got
into the sand yesterday and looks promising.
Tho Indications point to a 50-barrel well.
Tbe Ryder, nearby, struck tbe first sand "and
stirred up a little grease There is reason to
believe the owner has a good property.
Considerable interest attaches to the Cbar
tlers district, from which good strikes are re
ported every little while, and where two or
three promising wells will be drilled In shortly.
Frntnres of Vesterdny'a Oil Itlnrkrt.
Corrected dally by John M. Oakley & Co., 45
Sixth street, members of the Pittsburg Petro
leum Exchange:
Opened SIX I Lowest. S3H
Highest 96 Closed 93ft
Barrels.
Average charters 3G.773
Average shipments 71 1S1
ATerage runs .. 62,562
Itfltlned, New YorK. 7.40c.
Keflned, London. 5Vd.
Keflncd. Antwerp, I7r.
lieflned, Liverpool. S 11-lfld.
Refined. Bremen, 6.93m.
A. R McGrew quotes: Puts, 90U903. caU
95X69
Other Oil Markets.
Oil Crrr. May 2L Petroleum opened at
94'fc; highest. 95Uc: lowest, 93c: closed at
93c Sales, 618.000 bbls: clearances, not re
ported; charters. 41.111 bbls; shipments, 94.859
bbls; runs, 75,187 bbls.
Bradford, Mar 21, Petroleum oponed at
94c; highest, MXc: lowest, 92Jcj closed at
93c. Clearances. 1,220,000 bbls.
New York, May 21. Potroleum opened
steady, with spot at 94Jo and Juno at 94c
After the opening June option moved up to
95c, then tbe market became weak, spot fall
ing to 93c and June to 93Kc Tho market then
became steady, and remained so nntll tbe
close. Stock Exchange Openlntr,94Jic; highest.
94c; lowest. 93c: cloMntr, 93Kc Consolidated
ExchangeOpening. 94Jfcj highest, 65c; low
est, 93Kc; closing, 93c Total sales, 501,000 bar
rels. WASHUJGTOK HELD NOTES.
A Good Producer Near Clarsvllle Wells
Completed nnd Drilling.
ipnrtAL TXLinnAU to thk DtsrATutt.i
Claysville. May 21, The Claysvlllo Oil
Company's No. 7 on the Gonrlcyloaso tapped
mo aaau on mesnay ana matio several good
flows. Ihe first flew It put ton inches in tho
tank. It Is good for 160 barrels a day. This
makes tbo sixth producing well on the Gotir
ley farm, and they all togothcr makoadslly
production of over 800 barrels,
Tho Washington Oil Company's William
Noble well will bo due In about flvo days.
Tho Laird wildcat southwost of town on Tues
day lost their tool, and a fishing Job Is now In
progress, lliey wero about 1,500 feet doop.
.Tho Llndloy No. 1 will be duo In the sand
Friday.
Tho Drnwnlrn well, north of town, which was
drilled to the fifth sand, is steadily Increasing,
an d Is gooil for 75 barrels.
A well has been louatod on tho Robort Hall
farm, just north nf the Brownlee well.
ino union un company's aiccrncken No,
nn Tuesday lost tbe tools
feet.
at a depth of 200
BEARS0N TOP.
They Make a Purcrssful Iinld on Bnllroud
Hhnrra Loe All Hound nnd n !)
cldedly Wonk Cloao Long
fitocli Damped,
NnwYonK,Mav2L The stock market was
again very active and feverish to-day
with a general downward tendency, though it
was not until tbe last few minutes of business
when a determined raid was made upon the
few vulnerable points in the luttbat any ma
terial impression was made upon ralnes. There
were many influences which had a boariue
upon tbe course of prices, and whllo the gen
eral list suffered from tbe realizations of long
stock, the deals in Richmond and West Point,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago ana St. Louis
and Atchison made those properties prominent
in tbo dealings, and the decision which throws
the sugar case out of court w as a factor in tho
early rise in the Sugar Eoflneries.
The very threatening letter of President
Manvel. of tbe Atchison, to Mr. Gould. Dab-
llsbed this irorninr. however, had the effect ot
frislitonlnc man v weak holders who fnr tlmt
tbe letter will bo the signal for a moro ex
tended strueglo than those now in course. The
reports of further cuts In ra'es in thn West
also had some effect in causing realizations.
The money market started out with 8 per cent
rates, but finally closed at 4. and there was no
scarcity of money dnring tbe day at ruling
rate".
Tbe plan of tbe Richmond and West Point
makes the rights on the stock wortb about W,
per cent, and tbe deal caused lively tradlnc in
the stock, tbe dealings runnlnc np to over 10XL.
000 shares, which has not been done in a long
time In any stock. London was again a seller
this morning, and with tbe early figures from
London irenerallT lower, there was a weak and
feverish openingto the market which afterthat
time cnangea in tone, uui tne general course oi
prices was downward, and tbe best prices were
Generally m.ide at tbe opening except in the
few stocks which were lnfincncod by particular
means, and the lowest were almost invariably
tbnsoof the close.
1 be advances In Sugar and Richmond and
West Point during the early dealings were
marked, but Atchison was weak from tbe out
sot, notwithstanding tbe fact that tbe pending
consummation of its acquisition of ihe St.
Louis and San Francisco and tho final aban
donment of tbe voting trust were regarded In
a very favorable light. Tbe threatened war
with tbo Missouri Pacific overshadowed all
favorable factors, and the stock dragged down
tho Grangers, although Northwestern was a
noted exception. The progrrss made In the
downward direction was small, howover, until
the last lew minutes of business, when a most
vigorous raid rattled prices off rapidly, especial,
lrln Sue ar and aomo other nrnmlnnnt atocks. ?
, "The market closed very active and decidedly
reron itrnnsj opuvim
Wm BMefSii,i,uiiilliai
weat at the lowest points. Tlie list is almost
an ifwer to-night, and Atchison Is down ?.
SuaAr 2, Colorado Coal IK. Reading and C. C,
CSt.L. each, and Wheeling and Lako
Erie preferred and Mexican Central each IJi.
while the only advance of note was 1 percent
in Delaware and Hudson.
Railroad bonds seemed to share the feverlsh
ness of stocks and the market showed a greater
number of weak points than for a long time.
There was a smaller and better distributed bus
iness than usual of late Atchison incomes
and 48 and Texas Pacitlo seconds were tbe
only active specialties, tbe total dealincs
reaching 2,385,000. Canada Sonthern firsts
Northwestern extension 4s, Cleveland and
Canton firsts. Ft, Wayne thirds and Atlantic
and Pacific Incomes wero tho weakest spots,
while Bnrlington consols, some of tbe Louis
ville bonds and Ontario and Western firsts
were the strong Issues.
Government bonds havo been dull andsteady.
State bonds have been entirely neglected.
The Post sayst The news of tbe day was
more favorable than of late. It appears that
tho difficulties ofjthe Western roads aro In
process of adjustment and an early settlement
Is expected. Railroad earnings continue
heavy, and the volume ot business Is large.
The general feellug Is bullish and higher prices
are looked fnf.
,'lrie following table shows the prices uf active
Slocks on the New Votk Utock Hxejiatiite yeiteN
dan Corrected dally for 'i itsi JllsrAtbit by
WiittMBrASrcfilKKsoM, oldest flttstiurtt tnetii
bera uf Mew Tors Mtoca Kxehattae, tt Fourth ar
ntiel
H
A In,
Mi tJetfen oil ...., oM ih
lllaffelli El
Am
AIM
47i
SBJ'fwni'ftelBeiiiiiii
SB?MMW4sVMiv:tfSa iu
.llVAPi'VllfW "I Jl" iM!
lifijilieabe (ffila,,,,
ftfflRe
l. Iiunk 1. k l.........
W
h!
B
timiu pi,'
1 EOT IB
m
TifiM:,,.;:::,,,,fcii
wm
Htf
Lake krlsA Wait,,,.,, IU
.skeErlotW.it pf, M
j.aka Shore AM. H,,.,,llll2
LoulivllUAMashvllio, Sl!4
Mlchla-nn Central, .,,., ,,,,
Stouila Auhio , ....
Missouri I'aclllo.. Wi
h. V.. , K, 4 W JO
M, V (1. ft at, L
. Y U, A Ht. L. pf.. nH
N.Y.,0. AHt. L.:dnf .
Jj. V. M. K SOW
N. Y., O. A W j:
Norfolk A Western.... 24tt
Norfolk A Western pf, est
Nortlieru l'acinc m
Northern l'aciaenr... S5i
Urecon Improvement. SI
OrezonTrsnacon 47t
I'ltclrlc Mall 44V
l'eo.. Dee, A bviins,... 2V4
i'lilladel. A Heading... 47
milman Palace Cir...l9S4
Klrhinond A W. V. T.. :7ta
Klchniond A W.P.T.pl 87
Ht. t Minn. AMan..ll34
St. L. Atisn r-ran SSM
11'
UN
m
bi. l. A Kan Kran of., cu
St. L. A San . lit pt.,104
Ilk Ul,lVt'
........ UH,
emi
I3J
jm, raciuc.
union x'ucirc
Wabash
Wabath preferred )
western union , stilt
Wheeling A L. K. 79
Kug-arrrnst 91
National Lead Trust... ZIU
Chicago Oai'lrast. .... tin
Philadelphia Slacks.
Cloilnir anotatlons of I'hllarinlnhl' tnrm r,,r.
nlshed bv Whltucv A Stephenson, brokers. Nn. 37
FourLh avenue.
deinbers hew York ytoek Ex-
change:
Blit.
Asked.
23 3-16
w
S.-M
S3
S5
37
8SX
Pennsylvania Itallroad S4X
Kcadlng jjv
ftatfalo, fittsburg A Western 12
Lehigh Valljy 51
Lehigh Navigation 52
Philadelphia and Erie 35
orthern Paclllc 37.
Northern Paciac preferred S5H
Boston Stocks.
Atch. A Ton 47V
Hoston A Albany.. ..2igv
Botlon A Maine ZItH
V. B. AQ IBS
Atlantic 21
Boston A Mont 67 K
Calumet A ltecla....3to
Catnlpa &0
rTankUn J8
Huron 4'j,
Keariarge U
Osceola ZSH
1'ewablc (new) 8
(Inlncv 97
Clnn., 8a. AClev.. 3IM
isiern n. n. 101
Fastcrn K. K. 6 KM
FUn t A I'ere M. pre. 1 3
L. K. A Ft. S 99
Mass. Central 20
Alex. Central com... 27U
X. Y. A N.Kng,.... SOW
N. Y. A N. Eng. 7I.11S
Old Colony. ..179
Rutland preferred.. 73
Wis. Central com. .. X-
Wls.C-ntralpI 60
Alloues Mg. Co tH
Santa Fe Conner 70
Tamarack 193
san Diego Land Do. 24
west r.na Land Co.. 2SV
Bell Telephone: ....23S
Lamson Htorei 8S
Water Power (1U
Centennial Mining. 34
Drjooda.
NEW Yohk, May 21. The rapid advance In
cotton was a surprise, but the belief is that it
will go much higher. A few new patterned
fabrics are meeting with encouragement,
but there Is as yet no general movement in
that direction.
"WHISKY "WON'T CUBE.
There Is One Kind of Rnltteannke tho Dlta
of Which Is Always Fatal.
St. Louis Itepnbllc.l
Dr. S. "Weir Mitchell, of Philadelphia,
the celebrated specialist on nervous dis
eases, and to consult whom patients cone
from all over the world, appears to be of
the opinion, after careful examination, that
n rattlesnake's bite is incurable. lie is
borno nut in this by a large number of
Southern people, who see more rattlesnakes
than those living iu the North.
It might here lie remarked thnt there nre
two kinds of rattlesnakes, ono of which Is
deadly and tho other only so on neglect to
apply antidotes, A prominent citizen of
Savannah, Ga who had mado considerable
study of rattlesnakes, and had taken occa
sion to inquire into cases whore people wero
bitten, told the writer during a discussion
of the mutter, thnt tho blto of the largo rat
tlesnake had never been recovered from that
ho knew of. Inside the Stoto ot Georgia, at
least, nnd that no amount of whisky would
counteract it.
The blto of the small rattler, however, he
thought could be prevented irom being fatal
by the use of alcohol, if taken soon enough.
Alcohol, if taken in large quantities passes
directly into the blood, and being a 'poison
counteracts the snake's venom unless the
latter bo too powerful, as that of the large
rattler is said to be.
THE 0HXY FTJLL-BIGGED BBIO
That Files tbo American Pins; Now Being
Itlgged In Dlleslselppl.
Bt. Louis Itepnbllc.l
The brig Anne Madison, now being rigged
at Pearlington, Miss., when completed will
probably be the only full-rigged brig under
the American flag. The keel of the vessel
was laid in Pearlington, in 1886, by George
Madison, nnd built wholly by himsell nnd
three brothers as they could spare the time
irom other work. The brothers are all na
tives of Denmark.
The wood used in the constructson of the
Anne Madison is all of the best red cypress
and yellow pine selected in the woods by
her builders. Her dimensions are 120 feet
overall, 110 feet keel, 28 feet 6 inches beam,
i) feet 0 inches depth of hold.measures 243.41
tons and has a capacity of 500 tons, dead
weight. She has been finished under tbo
"direction of Cuptain "W. 31. Baker, agent
and surveyor of the American Shipmasters'
Association, nnd is intended tor the Gulf of
Mexico trade.
NAMING THE APOSTLES.
A Banquet Tabic of Celebrated Clergymen
Unable to Cnll tbe Roll. '
At "Washington not long ago a banquet
was given to some celebrated clergymen who
were
attending religious convention or
conference held there. Sitting at the banq net
table, among others, there was a bishop and
two or three doctors ot divinity. Upon the
table were 12 spoons upon which were
carved in full length the figures or tbe 12
Apostles. One of the number remarked
that the design was an exceedingly pretty
one.
"By tho way," said he, nudging his
neighbor in the ribs, "can you repeat tbe
names of the 12 Apostles?"
"Certainly," came the dignified response.
"Try it, please," pleaded the first speaker.
He did try, but his memory failed him.
Thl little byplay attracted the attention of
all tbe distinguished gentlemen at the table.
The upshot was that, not a man present was
able to give the names of the 13 Apostles.
III), 1 q JirAII
Li:Va-,Tua:;v.rPras
,T,..Va. (!, Jdnfi7
I lunula contra '
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
The
Supply of Choice New Cheese
Falls Short of Demand.
BUTTER DOLL AKD E668 ACTIVE.
The Kew Tariff Weakens Sngar and Ele
vates Canned Goods.
CEEEALS ARE STEADY AT QUOTATIONS
OTFICE OF PtTTSBUBO DlSPATOH, t
' WKDHE8DAY, May 21, lts9C, J
Conntry Prodnce JobbtnK Prices.
Huupty of new cheese Is not up to demand,
Factories on the Western Ileerre were very
late turnlotf out proddcts this season, Our
dealers have not been able to secure a sufficient
quantity of cheese since the season opened,
Elgin creamery butter Is slowest tjuotatlob',
and a decline in ptlees Is among the pfobabliU
ties, and that at an early day, f tesh eggs' art)
very seat ee and ptlees ate higher, as quoiatlens
belew will disclose, A leading dealer wtia
booked same orders at 14a per dosen yesterday
midithaiheeaHflal (III his enler today with,
out (en The first eaftuad ei new polatuea
from the South arrived within a few days and
quality is supetD. Htrawuerrlea are in fair
supply, but there are no firm elai etoeh In re
ceiuts as im, ijmii! are very siow, ins inarxet
lielotf glutted, Hold, wet weather )m kepi
haek garden aturf nf late, and when It doe
mime iihhiii is iipintr tint, it is imp (iiiiih
for a week nr iwn pan that rallroada brlnit
Annie fjimlliy i below par, It la a. rare lliii
ror a weex nr iwn pan mai ranroaus nrn
ut iff tn market nn t ma.
1BilijTRHUreamery. KBin, W)i W Ohio do,
lTeHDifiniiniryrnrisnilflO, .'
lKANary jiain) lipfcad peaus, It HO03 00,
iarWSWAaf" Mrelidieeiiownratle,
tTiPKii-Hand riftn"li P M cnmmnn, f3 MO
4 Wi nrali nlrlsr, 7 60QS W y Parrel) elder Tlli
epnr, mtfo 1 gallon.
UUKVMK New Ohio cheese, PUQlOot New
York shoe, 10ko Llmbergsr, URulon; do,
mestlotiweliser, IBot nnportedHweltier,23Hc
Knus-llkQlto V dosen for strictly fresh)
tltiok eggs, 18o guose eggs, SHHOa.
Vuvna Apples, fanoy, MMOJOO ft barrel)
strawberries, l&QZOo a box,
FKATIItitta Extra lire geese, EOQflOct No. 1
do. 4O045c mixed lots, BO0B5o M ft.
Mai-i.k HYnur New, 0OD5c a can. Maple
sugar, UQ12a ,1 A.
IiOKY-163tt.
Poultut Lire chickens, 75Q90O a pair;
drrsseu, 14Q1SO a pound) dressed spring ohlck
ens, 30o a pound; ducks, 76ctjfl 00 a pair; lire
turkeys, 14oa pound.
Hkkdb Clorer, choice, C2 fti to bushel, (4 00
1 bushel; clover, large English, 62 Bis, (4 35(9
O0 clover, Alslke, S3 00; clover, white, SO 00;
timothy, choice, 45 Bis, SI 600 1 70; blue grass,
extra clean, 14 &t II 2ol 30; blue grass, fancy,
14 Si, tl 80; orchard grass. 14 Ks. tl 40; red top,
II a, tl 00; millet, 50 &s. f 1 00; Hungarian
grass, 50 &s, tl 00; lawn grass, mixture of fine
grasses, f 1 50 V bushel of 14 ns.
Tallow Country. S-Jic; city rendered, 4e.
TnopiOAT. Fbcits Lemons, common, S3 75
3 00; fancy, 13 60434 50; California oranges,
$4 C05 00: fancy Messina, tt 0004 50; bananas,
32 ttliitl CO firsts, tl 75 good seconds, Kl bunch;
cocnanuts, 14 0004 50 W hundred: dates, 0Kfl7c
m lb; lay figs, Umc; pineapples. Htjl a
dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes, from store, 65
70c: on track. 45060c; new Southern potatoes,
f4 605 CO per larrcl: Bermuda potatoes. (7 00
a birrel;newcabhage,t3 75Q4 00 for small crates,
S5 XW VO tor large; Bermuda onions, 2 50
2 75 per busbel crate; preen onions, 1520 a
dozen; parsnips. $2 00 ty barrel: onion sets,
t3 OOffl CO f bushel; asparagus, 2550e ) large
bunch; rhubarb, 2030c fl dozen: green beans,
SI 251 50 $ box: wax bean;, 12 5033 00 ft box;
green peas, $2 753 00 f) basket.
R!
Groceries.
Tbe movement of general groceries is very
active. Volume of trade was never better in
this city tban it is right now. Sugars are weak
and the drift is toward lower prices. Coffees
are steady, and latest advices from the East
are favorable to bulls. The new tariff bill,
which bids fair' to pass, will have a depressing
effect on sujrar in the view of dealers. Tbe ef
fect of tho tariff on canned goods will be to ele
vate prices owing to increased duty on tlnplate.
Canned peas and mushrooms will go uptl 32 per
case when tbe new tariff goes into operation.
The advance in Colman's mustard will be 13c a
dozen, and breakfast cocoa will be advanced 2c
per pound. AH our jobbers will be happy when
the tariff question is settled one way or the
other for a year or two to come.
Greek Coffee Fancy Rio, 2425c;
choice Rio, 2223c; prime Rio, 22c; low
grade Rio, 2021c; old Government Java,
2829Kc; Maracalbo. 2527c: Mocha. 803
S2c; Hantos. 2226c; Caracas, 24K26Kc; La
Guayra, 20ffl27c -
Roasted (in papers) Standard brands,
24Kc; high grades. 25i30c: old Government
Java, oulk, B2K34c; Maracalbo, 2728Kc;
Santos, 25K29jc; peaberry, 29c; choice Kin,
2oc: prime Rio, 24c; good Rio, 23c; ordi
nary. 2122c
Spices (whoje) Cloves, 1718c; allspice,
10c: cassia, 8c; pepper, 17c; nutmeir, 7080c.
Petrolkux (jobbers' prices) 110 test, 7e.
Ohio, 120, 8c; headllcht, 150, 8Jfc; water
white. lOKc: clone. 14fil4Kc: clalne. Uke: car.
nadltie. llKc; royallne, 14c; globe, red oil, 11
HKc; purity, 14c
MINEits' OIL No. 1 winter strained, 4345o
tf) gallon; summer. 3840c; Lard oil, 00305c.
8YUUP Corr. srrup, 2729c; choice sugar
syrup, 3038ci nrlmo sugar syrup, 30233c:
strictly prime. 3335c: now maple syrup, 90c
N. O. Molabsks Fancy, now crop. 47048c;
choice, 40c: medium, SSQtSc; mixed, 40Q42c,
Soua Ul-catb In kegs, 3K3c; bl-crb In
K 6c; bl-cnru assorted package, 6Q0c;
sal-soda in kogs, lc;do granulated, lc,
CAHDLitH-Htar, lull weight, 84c stearlne,
D er. okc! paraiune. utgyiw.
KlOE iload, Carolina. 7Q7Wc choice, 0Q
0c; prime, SkQCot Louisiana, oifJOKr.
MTAttCH Pe.irl,2ucornitaiou,64;tt0c gloss
starch, hQTc.
Fohkion FnuiTH-Layor raisins, $3 0.5; Lon
don layers, 12 73; California, London layers,
tJ 75; Muicatels, 12 60; California Muscatols,
ti 40; Valencia, Rc; Ondara Valencia. lOUrf
lie; sultana. loaifKct currants, OKQOci Turkey
prunes, 0Kif(c; 1'iench prunos, SifiZc; Baton
lea prunes, in 2-b pnekoges, Oct cocnanuts M
100, tu; almonds, Lsu., V ft, aici do Ivlca, 17e;
do shelled. 40ot walnuts, nan.. 13211ci Hicllv
niuerts, r;o; tjmyrna ngs, I'.'SJiisc: new dates, fii
Kc: nrozii nuts, lie; pecans, UKiflOci citron,
a. isnjfivc) ismon pool, jso (t dj
', orange peel,
1(0
uiiiBD ritnira Anpios snesu, per a, 001 ap
es, evaporated, lOkllc;. apnricnts, Call-
pies,
'ornla. arapnrated. 10i0l8c: tieacbos. era no rated.
rnla, arapnrated. loyiec; tieachos, erapoi
pared. 24if2Uc: peaches. California, eranorated.
unpared, 1820c; cherries, pitted, 13ai3Ke;
chorrles, unpltted, 52 Oc: raspberries, evapo.
rated, 3I32o; blaokbcrrles, 77Kci bucket
berries, lliQ12c.
BDOAitH cubes, oc; powdered, tietgrann-
lated, oVcj confeotloners' A, &Kc standard 'A
Oct so;
ut
6Kc; yellow, good, 6K5ie; yellow, fair, bQ
bVs- yellow, dark sGflSVc.
'ICKLCs Medium, bbls
Is fl.200l. S3 Or); me.
Ulillli, liau uuia 10UUJ, 9 ou.
SALT No. 1, y bill, 05c; No. 1 ex. W bbl,
SI 00; dairy, f) bbl, 11 20: coarse crjatal, 1 bbl,
tl 20: Hlggina' Eureka, 4-bn sacks, 12 80; Illg
gins' Eureka, 10-14 & packets. S3 00.
Canned Goods Standard peaches. S2 O0
2 25;2d, SI 051 SO; extra peaches. S2 402 00;
pie peaches. SI 05: finest corn. SI 001 50; Hid
Co. corn, 0590e; red cherries. 80Q85c:Llma
beans, tl 20; soaked dn, 80c; string do. 6570c:
marrowfat peas, tl 1001 15; soaked peas, 70
80c: pineapples, SI 301 40; Bahama do. 82 7o;
uanison piums, voc; greengages, tl 62; egg
plums, 2 00; California pears. S2 40; do green
gages. SI 85; do egg plums, SI 85; extra white
cherries, $2 40; raspberries, 95cSl 10; straw
berries, 80c; gooseberries, SI 3ul 40: tomri
toes, 8388c; salmon. 1-ft. SI 401 85; black
berries, 00c; succotash, 2-fi cans, snaked, 90c;
do green, 2-tt, 51 251 60: corn beef. 2-& cans,
82 05; 14-ft cans. $14 00; baked beans, SI 4001 50;
lobner. 1-ft. SI 8001 90; mackerel. 1-ft cans,
broiled, SI 50: sardines, domestic H. S4 25
4 50; sardines, domestic, , 58 7507 OO; sar
dines. Imported. ., Jll 50I2 50: sardines, im
ported. 4, $18 00; sardines, muitard, J3 35; sar
dines, spiced, S3 50.
Ftsn-Extra No. 1 bloater mackerel. ISO
bbl; extra No. I do, mesa, J40; extra No. 1 mack
erel, shore. S32: extra No. 1 do, mess, S33: No. 2
shore mackerel, S24. Codfish Whole polloek.
MC If 1"! do medium. George's cod. tic; do
Urge, 7c; boneless bake, in Ktrips, 4Kc: do
George's cdtl in blocks. 6K07KC Herrine
Round shore. So 00 M bbl; spur. So 30; lake, S2 90
W 100-ft bbl. White fish, SB 60 W 100-m halt bbl.
Lake trout, 5 60 half bbl. Finnan haddock,
10c $) ft. Iceland halibut, 13c tt. Pickerel,
half bbl, S3 GO: quarter hbL SI 35; Potomac her
rine. So 00 bhf; S2 50 W half bbl.
Oatmeal S5 0065 25 $ bbl.
t
Grain, Flour nnd Feed.
Sales on call at tho Grain Exchange to-dav.
2 cars of No. 2 y. s. corn, 40Xc 10 days, P. R. R.:
2 cars No. 2 w. oats, 34?. first bait of Jnne; 1 car
extra 3 white oats, 83Kc, May. Receipts as bul
letined, 18 cars, of which 13 were received by
the Pituburg; Ft. Wayne and Chicaco Railway,
as follows: 6 cars of bay, 1 of bran, 2 of oats, 3
of flour. 1 of ear corn. By Plttsburc and Lake
Erie. 2 cars of flour. By Pittsburg. Cincinnati
and St. Louis, I car of ear corn. Cereal mar
kets are fairly steady. Ear com is easier, and
shell corn steadier. Wheat is firm and flour
ditto.
Prl6es below are for carload lots on track:
Wheat-NbwNo.2 red. 97tj)9Sc; No. 3. 960
Conw-No. 1 yellow, ear, M052c; No. 2
yellow, ear, 4904iUjc: high mixed, ear, 489
48Kc; No. 2 yelIov,sbelled.38K39c; high mixed
shelled corn, 3737Kc.
Oats No. 2 white. 3JKffi35c; extra, No. 3,
3334c; mixed. 3132c
Bte No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 6061c;
No. 1 Western. 5900c
Floitb Jobbing prices Fancy winter and
sprlnc patents, to 5008 00; winter straight,
5 0&&35 25; clear ,wlnter, 84 755 00: straicht
XXXX bakers', Jl 25Q4 50. Bye flour, $3 50
8 75.
Milvees Middlings, fine white. SIS 00
18 60 $ ton; brown middlings. 515 2515 &,
winter wheat bran, 14 00451-4 50; chop teed,
S13 0015 00.
Hat Baled timothy. No. 1. $12 00612 50;
No. 2 do, 810 0010 50; loose, from wagon,S13 00
17 00. according to quality; No. 2 prairie hay,
J7 n0f?8 00; packing no, 0 6006 75; clover Bay,
S7 6d8 00. v ,
Hthaw Oat, W 757 00; wheat and rye. t3 00
0 25.
Provision.
Sugar-cured bams, large, lOct sugar-cured
hams, medium, 10c: sugar-hnms. small, llcs
sticar-cared breakfast bacon. 8ic: sugar-cured
shoulders, Cct sugar-cured boneless shoul
ders, 8c sugar-cured California hams. Set
sugnr-ctired dried beef jlatf, Set sugar-cared
dried beef sets, lOci stlgat-cttted dried beet
rouhdft, 12d bacon, shouider,'8cl baeon, clear
sides, 7Helhaeoit, clear bellies, Wet, do" sail
hulliders, fiKei dry salt clear sides, 7Wc. Mess
pofk, heavy, 113 6fli mess pork, fatdfly, tla w.
UfUllpfineil, In tiefee, oKi half'baffels,
lllHl tins. IllliV II ji on .' ,...VU hUttt M.9, tlH
etins, Jci A-AtiH mil, oVdi 5-stni palKOKei
10-ft tin pail'. oHn, Minoked sauMge, Immh, oei
Un pailj, ote Ninokml .sausagBi urns, eci
' K, " ltofh tinkf.te. fimjAiM
i, WMe, , I'l; feet, half'biff ill, It W)
lef'litffelji, tJ 1A.
arse, 0c, Ffe i unrk. nh. ve, .uonei
haiua.
qutttier
Lumber,
Iferuleek and nafe lumber It itiil leareeanrt
firm. Oiiiilde of the eitjr trade.)! quiet, owing
tn the weather And Impai'ahle enndlllon of
eniiniy marts, Vrnsnagt, hnwerer, are flrt
p for an Relive irade when nne weather
fellies, and there is n longer runi'il that thlt
sinhoneof iliMhlffyeftrainToliime 01 lnm
m trade,
PINS PMr-,ianTABP quoTATIOWS,
tnesrtanarns,..r M,,,,r .. timt6"10! JjlJ
VtUrt Bominiirt linsrji. par Jl ,,i,ti ??fil
ffllilS "'" '"' ll''""" ism
joinuinn iiusr
meaning
I'lno Irsms luinlier per M, ,., 1
Binges, No, I. Un, per ,,.,.
Ulilnnle, No. t, 18ln, par !,, ,,,
Lam ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,
I'lnolrsnl.' umbir n. at H 00 M
174
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lutm woons-rano qtJOTATios.
Alh, I
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to4m ,,,,,,nwym
: walnut, green, log run,,,,,.,,.,,
liliek walnut, dry, log run,,
Mreen white oak plank, 2 to 4 In -, SOOOtasjOO
j)ry white nak plank, 2to 4 In , Wonflisno
!'f7 white oak boards, lln,, SSSrJS
Weit Va. yellow pine, 1 Inch .',... 20 ma CO
West Va. yellow pine. I Jneh, JJ M
M'eat Vs. ye low poplar, Ktolln sarauM
Hickory, f tofn...... utl(f5iS
Hemlock building lumber, perM 1300
Hank rails ., '. 14 no
lioat studding - 14 00
Coal car plank , ISM
ILAHXO.
Clear boards, per St ., tB)w
Hnrface boardi , , SOOO&uuo
dear, K-lnch headed celling M 00
Partition bonrds, pcrM 1100
Flooring, No. 1..,'. 3001)
Flooring, Mo. 2 1100
Yellow pine doortug OD40 00
Weather-boarding, moulded. No. 1.... 30 00
Weather-boarding, moulded. So. 2.,.. 25 00
Weather-boarding, H-lnch -MW
HAW) WOODS-JOBBIXO fntCIS.
Ash
Walnut log ran, green
Walnut log ran. dry
White oak plank, green
White oak plank, dry
White oak boards, dry
West Va. yellowplne. Un...
West Va. yellow pine, M in
Yellow poplar
Hickory, Vio 3 In
Hemlock
Hunk rails
Boat studding.
Coal car plank
ISIOYMSOO
2.1 orya4J oo
33 ooiav) 00
I7orai9oo
:oooraKoo
HOOTilOO
19 ooasi oo
3 COfflli 00
18 TOT2C2) 00
20 00(Sl2S OO
11 S0U 00
14 00
14 00
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Bletnl Itlnruct.
New York PlgJIron quiet. Copperdull;Iake,
May, 15.05c Lead Irregular, but closed steady;
domestic, H SO. Tin quiet and steady; Straits,
J21 10.
ALONG THE "WHABVES.
A High Singe of Water and a Rapid
Rise
Boats' Movements.
The river is still rising. Eighteen feet,
six inches was the height at 4 p. M. yester
day. That meant a rise of oyer four feet in
half a dozen hours. No wonder all the old
women and conntry papers are waxing tim
orous, and prophesying a second Johnstown
disaster. The rain has however, ceased, and
yesterd 'j's weather was truly balmy. Coc
sequently the elderly females and granger
journalists may calm their minds.
Boat and Boatmen.
The Eagle went out yesterday with a mixed
tow.
The Smoky City left Louisville for Pittsburg
on Sunday.
The Dick Fulton is on her way to this port
with empties.
The City of Pittsburg took an excursion up
tbe river yesterday.
The C. W. Batchelor arrived here about 8
o'clock last evening.
Captain Dick Jones is on his way to Pitts
burg from Louisville.
The agsregate of 1,469,000 bushels of coal ar
rived at Louisville last week from Pittsburg.
The Alice Brown, with a cracked shaft, left
Louisville on Sunday for this port, with emp
ties Tub James G. Blaine arrived yesterday with
a crowd of passengers.and subsequently started
on her up stream trip to Morgantown.
Tits strange story of a burning boat seen
floating down tho river shortly aftor midnight
yesterday morning will be found in another
column.
Tuit Hudson left yesterday at noon for Cin
cinnati. She carried a very largo number of
pssi-ongora, nearly all of whom wero bound for
the May festival.
The ontlro wood and Iron work ot tho two
spans of the railroad bridge across tho Tonnes
soe river hare boon completed at Johnsonvlllo,
and the false work Is being turn away.
The Allegheny County Butohers' Protective
Association goes en raosio to Cincinnati nn
Saturday. With the association several prom
inent Plttsburgeri, who are not butchers, In
tend to make tbe trip. Tho St. Lawrence his
been engaged for thn purpose, and the Ploas
ant Valley Bras Band will accompany tbe
party. The butchers' convention at Porkopolis
Is tbe object of tho voyage.
An out 40 years ago a tall, handsome, healthy
barefooted boy used to lead droves of cattle
out of Ohio oyer tho mountains to the Eastern
markets. A few years after be was seen among
tbe rigging and before the mast on a sailing
ship gome to the Old World and back. Then
he found himself in California among its gold
fields, then out West among the Indians,
finally, after wrestling with fortune for some
years first favored, then diaanpolntod be
bancs up his "sou' wester" In Cincinnati, where
he was clerk In a big store. Bat the young ad
venturer still had a "weakness for water," and
instead or returning to "Sail o'er the sea," be
started out on our Western rivers, with a little
"stem winder." To-day the boy who once led
a bull bv the nose, now owns and commands
one of tbe largest, finest and fastest steam
boats nn tho Ohio and Mississippi river, and
he's a boy yet, in some things Captain J. D.
Hegler. of the fainoq steamer Guiding Star.
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As old residents know and back files of PlttS)
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MtTDWfll IC and mental diseases, physical
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1 1 Rl M A R V kidney and bladder derange-,
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Dr. Wbittier's life-long, extensive experience
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Patients at a distance as carefully treated as if
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FOR MEU ONLY!
APflCnTuT? FOt GENERAL AND NERVOUS
fUolllYii DEBILITY: WEAKNESS of
nTTRTil B0DY nd MIND; and ALL
WU-CVfij TROUBLES arising from Earlv
Indiscretions. Robust H EALTH fully restored.
Absolutely Unfailing HOME TREATMENT
Benefits In a day. Men testify from 47 States.
Territories, and Foroicn Countries. Yoa can.
write them. Book, full explanation and proofs
mailed (sealed) free.
Address ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N.Y.
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NERVE, AND BRAIN TREATMENTS
death. Prematura Old Asc.BmimevLamel Power
In either mx, InToluntary Loae. and SpennavtorrhsXA
catuext br orer-exartlon of the brain, Mlf-atruse or
OTeMndniffeneo- Each box containa ono month' treat
ment, $i a box. or Xt for $3. tent by mall prepaid
With each order for six boxes. Trill eend purchaser
Knarastee to refund money If tho treatment foils to
euro. Guarantees toned and genoino sold oalj by t
EMIL G. STTJCKY, Druggist, .
1701 and 2401 Penn are., and orner Wylle and'
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