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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. THURSDAY. JANTJART 7. 1893.
I0CAL LIVE STOCK.
Jinn of Cattle Large at Liberty and
Low Grades Weaker.
GOOD BUTCHER BEEVES STEADY.
"Hogs Actire-atthe Highest Trice Beached
Ilere This Season.
SHEEP l. 1AEGE SUPrLT AXD EAST
Office op The DtsrATCH, )
' PiTTSniito, Wednesday, January 6.
At East Liberty yards there have been all
I lold about id carloads of" cattle on the mar
I ket this week, ajrainst 70 loads last week
and 8. load the previous week. There
were no prime beeves on sale, but the pro
portion of good cattle offered this week wa?
somewhat larger than it has been of late.
Tlujers weir prociit tn fair force at the
opening of market- Monday mornins, but
lcmnnded conceions on former rates be
caute of the heavy tun. Their efforts proved
"snccestul a- regarded common and low
prude stock, and r-ales wcrp made at 10c to 15c
per cwt helotv the rates that prevailed the
prcvinu Monday, while desirable butcher
cattle lipid their own and sold at almot last
veuK'n price"- The hhrhest price paid was
5 03 roi tnoloadsof Onio cattle, Thisprice
M"a- 15c per c t. above anythins 'old last
wot lint the quality was that much better
than la-t week's tops. Three loads or pood
"1.500-lb liee es. which were consigned from
Vermillion county. 111., were sent on In flrst
lliand-.eo 00 being offered here and refused,
! the bhippcr's. limit was above this figure.
'Good fat dry cons were in Rood demand,
but common stock was verydulland hard to
oll. The latterare not w anted in this market.
Tlic-e were for good fre-h cows offered and
no fancy. The best ollcred were sold at
9.15 pet head Vealers were scaice and
Inciter, sales being reported as high as 7c
Jrlb llos' Supplj-Vas below demand on
-jlondav. and prices advanced sharply until
sales were made at $4 Coper cvtkan ad
vance or 30c on closing prices of last week.
Tni-niornini? there u ere S loads on sale and
markets veie weaker, with $3 CO as top
price of Philadelpaias. Sheep Receipts for
then eek about 10 loads more than la6t w eck,
stud niaiketsa shade easier on allbutlancy
stock, which are reported steady.
A 'lock Firm'f. Review.
Following is the report of transactions for
lie tteck by William Holmes & Co.:
MY report W loads of rattle on sale Monday
Nrlilrl! i. 3D c-trs n-ore than lal week. This
pird a little in excess of demand, and. while
ttTr watoi:ltc .in effort to atlvince prices, outers
stfrenjltallt iier..i,.t'-nt In tlieeEortlobuyntlo'ncr
Iirlee.. svliirli tnauV a irv dull opening at about
1st week, )inrv. There were no extn prime
hears Ix-ctt-. ofltrcd. The average grades were
altunt the .nine a- lat week, with a few lots of
faHr lustier cattle, which natural! sold for
liicher priecs tl'an last wnk's ouotatlons. AVe
!Uote piH'!. 1.400 to 1 00. ak $1 75 to Jo trt: pooi.
V?t)t.il..T0T. 4 40toS4 75: CO h1. 1.C0 to 1.10O, WTT.
to $4 W: litilN and cows. Si a lo SI Si: stockcrs. 600
to "TO. t'e lo: frtsh cows and FprinRcrs, J30 to
Se r1"" head.
out lor receipts on Monday were light and
mart.' t .iMet1 ouite excltd with nrlrcs sJron(
rt IV iiitrln rtli-"t the eloe of last vetk. Mure
3It da n-et ipi ute continued light and ererj'
thliiva tak n at teadv prices. Wo noote prime
tops fun to 4 u": pood mixed. 4 51 to$4 00;Vork
vr: ii 4xttof4 ": roujrh. 4 to 4!4C
-lterp ltectipi amount to ttt loads up to this .
I .
. and alioi't all sold at scant last week's pnas
V ctioV iirinn 95 to 1101
)lb sbeep atS'4 tooV:
toiDIle.. 4.51 ti 5c-T0 ton at3' to4'c: culK :
Sr. Lamb 5 s to C-.e, eal calvps, 6 to Cc.
srm of the ales Konorted.
I-affertt 15ms. A Iladden- Cattle 9 head. 9.TO0
lbs. $ 5: S) head. L310 Ui. 3 80; S calves. 980 Ihs.
?a 75 5 cow. T1 pT read. Hoes C2 head. 10,510
Ho. $1 45; lis head. 1" 7:0 lbs. 51. Slieep-44 head.
.r.-. i. SB head. 17..ViH lbs. S3 Si: W bead.
.1 llw. $4 t. X bead. 2,233 lb. f 85; b5 hi d,7,O0
ilt-. Sii
Hull. lti."-lvtood.vlmhoff: Cattlc-M head, a-til!-.ll5:
-3) bead. 2l.tm lb.. $3 90: 1 head,
nssrt ls . 3 .5: 1' In ad. Zm lbs.. J4 40; it) head,
SlJS'lb-.. s.1 7o:calrp. ).) lbs.. 50 85. Hogs
Hi h-ad. lfi.9) lb- . S4 05: 14t head. 2X 9.30 lbs., $4 60:
felK-ad. II SM lb-.. 54 55. Mieep-85 head. 7.5.11
Hs.. s'. 41; sr bead. ;.!) lln., ft 75: 95 head, 6,7.0
lte.. M 25: 113 beat'. ia!011i.. f " 10.
M'llllain Holmes A Co.: C-attlp 2Z lipad, S.mo
11. SI '0:20 bead, '7.0(10 lbs. $4 2i; f head, 24,070
11t SI It; ''ead. fi" trjt p . 75: 34 bead. J4.0S0
Ins. ' " : enlt e-. 75ft lb-,. uc llos 221 heatt,
4S.Gi l-. l CO; 145 held. 24.550 lbs. SI 55:221 head.
33.730 III-, f I VI. -beep-!l7 head. 7.1.S) lbs. Si! 25; 32
Im"11,:.i-j II.-. 5 i 25; 54 head, 4,5011 lbs. 4s0;52
lu-ad. 3.501 l'i-. "10.
Joint IlPskt.t(A : Cattle-20 head. 22.4m lbs.
!3 35: IS Iliad. 24.1301b-, ?4 10; 13 head, 10.3:10 lbs.
4 25: 11 liiad. 21.fi3tlli-. SI 70: S oxen, d.100 lbs
3tt. fcealtp-. siiolli-. Jfi 75. Hops (Z bead. 12.510
-. 4 i. 7"-bead. I3.4')lb- SI .15: 77 bead. 36.070
I1-. H & hit p-s7 head. iOII)-. B75:4". bead,
2."-lll-. $". fiotim liia.L -1.141 lb-, 54 50; 35 bead,
!lb-. s-, r.:75lK-ad, 4.400 lbs, 5 tJ: M head,
Kttiil-, sj oo
. 11. li-l?i-sAo.: Catt'o-34 head. 41.400 lbs,
Wfli:!S)lwa.J :l.Ml(ibN 1 00:01 head. 24.700 head,
45;li head. 12.2-0 ibs. sj 40; 12 head. 15.370 los,
SI a Hoe isliead. 1C..T0 lbs. M SO; 95 head. 20.
alut,s.4 Ml; 7f, bead. 15.119 lb-. M TO. Micep 13.-23tllb-.
-4 25; t7 hi .id. 71llbs. 0 15:101 head, SkMSil
lb-. " 15: 74 In ad. O.r.Vi lbs, SI It); J 04 head, S.C70
lb-. l :: - liraj, o.oi Hi-. h (0.
D-llin. lite' .. i .. : 'attle-ls lipad. aSfiOlbs,
t 25: 24 bea I. 2" "i" lit-. 4 l": 21 bead. 21.9c lb-.
4 75:2 bead, 1I.51XI 111-. S3 OH; 10 llPdil. 19.340 Ills.
SI 15: IS hf-atl. 21.5.11 Hi-. 54 25: 7 ealtes -120 lh,
?i. 2j- 7caln--."ll0 ll , 73. lloe- 15!l bead, a
Jl" lb-. $4 55: 70 head, '3.S70 lb-. $4 05: 90 head, 10.
ttXI lie. SI l.i: 74 head, 17.s501b-. l 00. Mieep-5n
lnad. arerilb-. fi -. 4- head. 3 3so lbs. $5 75: 214
head. 15.550 lb-. - im: 21 head. 1.700 lbs, SO St.
MeOatl. ItiiultnA New bum: 'atlle-2:lbead, 2).-
II.-. .. 75: Is bet.'. 24.-'! Ih. J4 Id: 14 bead, 19.
i lbs. M 5: 17 herd. 19,0001b-. 4 20: 41 bead. -.-W'
IK 3 6i- "ealtts. l.lsa lb-. 1 73 1. Hobs 00
In ad. I5.-i lbs. jl (11; 117 head. IK. ISO lb-. 4 so: 71!
Iieail. i:.cmlb. 4 m. S7head. 14 CTOlbi., 4 55: 120
liiad. 27.0' i. Sl5 Mii'Cli-tiT lipad. 4 S70 lbs
S: hi. In 3. 1. 10. 170 lbs. i; (II; 127 lleail. s.r,10 His.
' s 1: 5n lu-ad. 3,Vi lb-, S5 so; 59 head, 4,3uii lhs.
I f 7 1.
' Keiioker. S.iuklinni Co.: Catilp 25 head, 21.130
. Hk. Sti. ltii. art. H210 Mi-. 75; 15 head, 17.3011
1 lls.'l I't: Illipa.l. IO.Ji-1 lb-. 85:22 head. li.5ifl
llw M ?". U bead. 10.90 lbs. 4 20: 9 bead. 9.2S0
I"-. : 7.: II dr pint-. 10.720 lb-, : 75: 30 heller-,
l-.770lh-. 2 ;i. lls soheap, 14.740 lb-, $4 45: fit
lu-ad. m.N II s. il 40: 42 bead, s.ono lbs, S4 05; 122
linrt. ai"Olb-, t"4 (i: li; In ad ol bhecp, 10.300 lbs.
I5tr Telpjjraph.
Xrtv York Iieoves lteccipts, 2,793 head,
Inclodin-: H -ti-- in- export: market dull.
lim stead : native stper-. $1 50j 27JJ per 100
lh-. hulls and cow-, 1 ,"i0."! 40: Uiessed beef
steady at Tpf'-HjC wr Hi; shipments to-day,
LT4s iieeve- ami T.IW iuarler.s or beef; to
morrow. 201 bi-pte. Call es ISeceipts, 524
lip.id; niaiki-t firm: c-ils, $5 00g9 00 per 100
lb. cnts-ei-. ;J bOfTS 20. .Sheep Ueccint-,
4.1S7 licr.il: slieep -teadv: lambs c higlic!-;
-11--PI). S3 75 fin 12' . pci 100 poll litis; lambs,
S."77 23: dics-cd Tnutton steady nt 809c
ii i pound: die-sed lambs firm at Ullc.
llois Iteceipts, s 37." head, consigned duect:
iiiHiiinally -tc:idy at ?3 901 SO per 100
IKIUllds.
thlraro Cattle Receipts, I9,oc0hcad: shii
mpiitk, 3,u head: mpik.-t slow and loner:
prune siper-. fjoofijji: -rood. $4 001 50;
:iii r- S3 OOfi.1 JO: -locker-, $2 003 00; itmt,
51 I'ifiZ 25 Ho.-- Iteceipts, 48 100 heau; ship
menis. l-,im) head: market ciDcncd slow,
clo-ed active and strong: roush and com
mon. -j togj ;io: mixed and packers. $3 03
4 10. itriuii- oi-avy and lnitcheis' neiehts,
$10561 15: liplit, 3 !i04 10. Sheeii Ue-r-ipt-.
IIOJ0 iit-au; -hipiiicnts, 3,800 head;
f.h-e' -:ni!r: lambs -low and lower: owes.
S3 i4 Oi: nne-l 1 O0S-J 75; vethers. $4 !)"
5 40 --tpiiir. $f s05j 00; Iamb-, So OOjjO 40.
ISnirtlo ( .ittlei:ecpiiit-.10S loads tin ou-rh,
Ssale: umtket -niii-t ruiil ste-tdv. Iioj-s Receipt-,
d leads through. 40 "sale; maiket
ftcutlt ami linn: heav Rt-adcs, $1 C04 01;
jmckcr- -tn I uip'iiuui 'grades, $4 G04 On'
itiier-. 'ic-t 4 45gl 05. Pheep and lambs
Jlcceipl- other load thronli. 23 sale: market
kti-ims: -In en. tra fncy, $5 40iffi5 75: Rood
to choice. -5 000? 5 35: fair to jrood. $i 25; lamb-(-ood
locTtii ifivc-, 50 73; common to
lair d". '5 75fi 00: Canada Common to
extra, r.ooa 5 sti; Canada sheep, extra to
lancy. $4 tiai 53
NKW (li'Li.X's Susar Open kettle,
-.Icady: pnn.p, 2 1310c: fully fair,2c: -rood
to lair,- l.el(. "Mod cmnmou to fair, 252Vc
cninimm, j'.. i-ptitiiiutraN. prime vellow
chir-ncd,o.HW( i 'P:offlo,3i63c: seconds.
?c-ji-.4-- . "" c- open Keltic stroii;
priu.e, Ip&lic. 'airtoitnnie. lOKllc: common
to good totnninn, CgOc;. Synlpt 2129c
Kansas CI attie Ilcccipts. 3.0J0 head'
-.lniinieiits, 2,100 iicati: steers dull at 10I5c
lower: co'ts strong: -tockers and feeders
stPady to weak- sreer. 10(5:5 : stockers
and leeder-. ii .i.l oo: cows $1 73- w
Hogs Keceipls, 11(00 head: sl,iiitnentb74,50J
lic-d- nriiket steady, clo-ing weak; bulk
S3 45"3 75: nil grades, $3 7.--fs f) sheep
Iteceipts, 700 head: shipment none; market
sitxmg and unchanged.
"t. Louis Cattle Keceints, 2,000 head;sliip
meuts, none: market slow ; natives lower on
Texans: fair to good natives, $3 Xfti 75- Tcx
011s fed, S3 50g3 70 IIogsicce-,pts ' oq
head: shipments, 1 000 head; maiket opened
lower and clo-ed 55lJc higher; fair to choice
I iavj,$390fI4a5:iiiixed. fair to good. $3 50
S,i HO: lignt, ordinal--,- to choice, $3 733 '15.
' ) neccii)ts,I,300 head: shipments, none-
II arket -tion-r-Mir to choice natives, $5 iu.
CiiK-innati Hogs barely steadv; common
and light, $3 70&1 10; packing and butchers',
W:ig4 25; leceints, C,!W0 head; shipments
2...70 i:caiL Cattle steady; 1 eceipts, !I30 head;
s' ipments. none. Sheep steady; receipts,
77' head: shipments, none. Ijimbs in tair
t-'-.t-tily and -.teady: common to choice, $1 00
5 73 per 100 pounds.
Vimmei:ciaIi travelers invariably pro
vide tlicmclics with Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrujt.
PROVISIONS GEAD THE PITS.
A Steadily Advancing MRiket, With Occa
sional I.lillt Itecessions The Eastern
Supply llecomlnc Kxhansted a Month
Tarller Than Usual Grains Active and
Unchanged.
CHICAGO Speculative markets were ac
tive to-day, with hog products leading ttao
upward movement. There was no chance
to sneak of in the relative positions of balls
and bearsn,tlie wheat market when trad
ing commenced this morning, but in the
course of the forenoon several items of
news received a bullish inteipietation. The
tide of weakness turned when later cables
came in strong and it was reported that
winter wheat was not in condition to stand
much cold weather, and a decided advance
was tho resnlt May opened c lower nt
IKJic, touched 95c, weakenod to OiJic, ad
vanced to 9Gc and closed at 9c.
There was a fair amount of activity in the
corn pit, and although there was a spell of
heaviness near tho opening, the tendency
during the greater part of the. day was in
lavor of holders. Mav started unchangedat
lc, weakened at 41Kc, then advnnccd to
and closed at 41 V- Oats quiet but firm and
show a gain ot ?c.
The provision maiket led the day's bull
procesio'i, and that in the face of the hog
receipts being even heavies than was pre
dicted yesterday. There were a good many
buying orders in the hands or commission
merchants, und packers were also helping
the advance. First prices w ere the lowest
ofthednv. and the maiket was near the
highest point at the close There were some
minor reactions during the session, but each
successive advance carried prices higher.
The demand indicates that the supply cast
or here is becoming exhausted a month
earlier than usual.
The Icalinc futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected bj John M. Oaklcv A fo.. 4" Sixth ttreet.
members of the Chicago iloard of Trade:
j,xtr-rl- I Open- Illgli-' Low- Clos-
AnncLES. ,;1(r ,. i nU ln(;
AV1IFAT, XO. Z. ' I
January t 89 '$ SO'i ? S8S, ? f"
M.tx ." WS 90 WHl 95i
Corn. Xo. i I '
Januarv 33 !t l &4
Kebruart- 39' 3SH, 39 34
Mav.....". fl'al 41.V h .'
Oats. .o. i. i j
January 3 I S"i 3 W
Mat 31!) I 3: 3Is HJ,
MESs I'onK. , '
.Taiiuan- 10 .V. I 11 00 'lOSt , 10 no
May 10 9 11 4J i 10 97Ji 1132,
LARb. i j
Januarv (! 07Si tli I t 0T.K1 B It
Mar...; 6 33 6 45 I 6 35 , fi 45
MtORTKins. I
January 3 3) 5 45 i 5 30 5 40
May 5 55 I 3 75 I 5 55 1 5 TZSa"
Cash quotations werp as lollows: Klour
dull and nnchanced. X'o. 2 snrin-r wheat,
KlJi.c: Xo. 3 snrinic w heat, S3S!;'c: Xo. 2 led,
91c; Xo. coi n.39c; Xo.2 onts,29Jifit21"c: Xo.
white. 31i63'Kc: Xo. 3 white, 303lc; Xo.
2 rvc, S7c: Xo. 2 barlev, C0c; Xo. 3, f.
o. b., 43Jf43)c: Xo. 4, f. ' o. b., 3542c;
Xo. 1 flaxseed, Me; prime tiniothv seed,
SI 23. Mess poik, ppr bbl.. $8 25S 37
I.ird, per 100 lbs. ; 1214QG 13. Shoit libs
side- (loo-P), $5 305 30; dry salted shoulders
(boxed), S4 37"-ffl 30; short clear sides,
(boxed), $3 C3g5 70. Whikv, distillers'
finished goods, pCl. gal., $1 IS. Suj-ars uu-chan--cd.
On the Produce Kvehan-re to-dav the but
ter maiket w as unchanged. E-r-rs, 2323Jc.
XKW TOSK Flour more active and
firmer. Corntncal "jiuet and steady. Wheat
Spot market higher, inezular and dull,
clo-in-j firm: Xo. 2 red. $1 05 in store and
elevator, SI 03;1 OPianoaf, $1 05Ji;l 05Jf.
o. b.: Xo. 3 red. $1 0il f3: iiii-rntdcd red,
S7ce$l 09'4' Xo. 1 Xortnern, SI CTJfgl OS: Xo.
1 bind, 1 lll mi: Xo. 2 Xoithern, 1 03;
Xo. 3 sprin;-. 0aff:i0c; options, Xo. 2 red,
Januarv, SI 04'1 OS, cln-ins at $1 (& Feb
rtiaiv, SI WV,! 00, elo-ini at $1 0G:
March. $1 ()fl'..gl 071. closins a: $1 0 Apiil,
$1 (HP4'iff 1 07"., cio-imr at SI 07K: May,
$1 mdl 07 1-10, closing at SI 07: June,
$1 04VI O'l, closing at SI 05f: Jnlv,
SI ISi. Kye lower, tiuiet: Vp-tern !ihcSf$l 00.
liaiiey quiet ard -teadv: Xo. 2 Milwaukee.
7173c. Com -"pot market iri-pgular anil
fanly active, closing stead-; Xo. 2, 51Ji
Sliic ill elevator, 33f5.';',c afloat: nn--rraded
mived S'fi.ViVc: Xo. 3 42R43c;
steamer mixed, So'iq.ilc: options, Fehru
arv. 31"!B(f:51-Kc, closing at 51-ic: March,
r.l-ijc, clo-in-j: at 31-4c: April, 51Jic; May. &&
51Jc, clo-ing at 31'ic Oats Spot 'market
stroii-;. r and qnipt: options stronger and
quiet: Janu-trv, 3737e. closingat 37c: Fe'n
ruaiy. 37J4c: May. :kfS. SJ-Jc. closing ui 3;P:
spot Xo. 2w hite, 3-5-3,ir: mixed Western,".57
ei.ts-c: wnito uo, :js-,ft4; ;c: wnite Mate,
3s42Jc: Xo. 2 Chic:igo."'3SJ4c. i:Kgs
steadv; Western, 21(fS232. l'orlc dull; mess,
S9 O010 00; extra prime, $;) 50. Cut meats
dull. Middies dull. Ijtld adiancing and
more active; lVcsleni steam closed at $0 30;
options, Januarv. S4 SO; Fchruai-v, $0 52 bid:
March, SO 570 00. closing at SO CO; Mav, SO 05
fir, 7.1, clns.iii; at SO 73 bid. ISntter quiet and
linn: U'esiern ilmrv, 13T21c; do creamery, 20
631c: Elgin, 30"j31c cliep-ein fairdeniand
and linn; part -l'ims. 3) QlOc.
I'IJII,AIKr,PHr Fiour weak. Wheat
firm but quiet; X"o. 2 ml, in export elevator,
$1 00: Xo. 2 red. Jitiiuarv. $1 UOgSl 00k: Feb
ruary. SI Oljigjl 02; March, $1 O'l 0.V&
April, SI 04"il 05 Com firm: No. i, 3
4Jc: Xo. 3. in export elevator. 461-ic: steamer.
111 export elevator, 4"'fc: Xo.2. in export
.levator. 51fc: Xo. 2 vellow in delator.
.iJjgJSJir: .Sa 2. Januarv. 51iiiiKc:Felirti- !
ary, 50Jj31c; March. ."k31i': Apiii, 3n'4iff I
lc. Oai Stca.ivbut demand light: Xo'
mixed, ."JSc: Xo. 3 tt niic, 3sc; Xo. 2 n hit- dn
elevator, 40c: d, 111 j-ruin t'lppot, 4040ie;
Xo. 2 white, Januarv. 30JT30Je: FebrnatV,
3sjfi:30c: ilircli. Ss'.yc: Ajnil, asjiai
39'c I'ioi -ion' lonbin.' lair at s'.e.itlv
prices. i;ggs -teady and in fair demand;
Pennsylvania firsts, 252G"..
It T.TlMonK Wheat flrnipr: Xo. 2 red,
spotnndthp immtli. $1 0201 02: Fcbniar-c.
SI o-P.jQ'l ai)4': Mai-ch, SI 03i;: .Mav. $1 07ig
1 2714; sieaincr Xo. 2 red, tl7'i637jjc. Corn
linnet-; mixed, spot. ."KgX1 ,: the monti :
51."i2H" Februai-j-. ."ilJi&JiJaC:" Mnrc'i, :,,
Sl'ic: May, 31c; -tcamur mixed, WSHr.
O.its quiet; Xo. 2 white We-tern, V-J-xeTiKIc;
Xo.2 mixed Western 373-ic. ItyequieU'To. 2,
S4'.!5c. Hay dull and stcadj :gnod to choice
timothy. $12 30ffil." 51. Provisions stcadv
and unclniiged. nutter linn and unchanged.
Egg-firm at 232lc.
OIXCIXXATI Flonr in moderate demand.
Wheat in light supply and stiong; Xo. 2Ted,
!)"c- Corn -.Monger: Xo.2 mixed, 42c. O.its
steady: Xo. 2 tn ixed. 33X33JJc. It; e strong
er; Xo. 2, !K)Q91c Pon- firm; new, $10 75.
Jtrd in eootl ilcniand: $d 00. Bullc meals
higher: S3 40g3 50. Butter, eggs and cheese
firmer.
TINNKAPOtI"- Wheat Xo. 1 Xorthern
Janu.irj', S7. bid: vesterdny, Sc; May,
opening at hW'e: highest, Sljic;
lowest.OOKc. closing, DOt-jC: vestprdav, 90J o.d.
On track, "o. 1 haul, K)e; Xo. 1 Xorthcrti, the;
Xo. 2Xoithcrn, Sl83c.
KAXSAS CITY - Wheat Xothing doing
and higher: Xo. 2 cash, 34Jc bid, 33".ic asked:
J.inuary, 34c bid, 33s asked. Oats liMier
Xo. 2 cash, 2jijc bid. Eggs unclianged.
The CofTee Markets.
Baltimork, Jan. 6. Coffee dull; Bio. fair.
17c: Xo. 7, 13JiJc.
ewOklkas, Jan. 6 CoiTee steady-; Bio
ordinary to fair, 14Ji10JJc
Xmv Yore, Jan. a Coffee options opened
steady at 5gl5 points down; closed bnrely
steady and unchanged to 13 points down
sales 14,000 Hags, incuiding Janu-iry, 12.30
12.40c: Fehruaiy, 12.0512.10e; March, H.ilOS
1L"J3': Mav. ll.-53;iL70; June, 1103c: feep
leniber, ll.50ll.b0c; cpoc ltio dull and
steady; Xo. 7, 3J-ic
Th" Drysoods Market.
Xew York. Jan. 6. The dryeoods market
was featureless. Xo particular demand is
expected by agents at this time in view of
the large sales effected In liecember.
The Metal Markets.
Xew York, Jan. 0. Pig iron steady; Ameri
can, $15 7517 73. Copper quiet; lake, Jan
uary, S.O 7o. Eead steady and dull; domestic,
$1 23. Tin steady; iti ails, $19 90.
A tnong the Pranks or the rooliih
There is none more absurd than promiscu
ous dosing. For instance, inconceivable
damage is done to tile bowels and liver by
mineral cathartics and violent vegetable
purgatives. What these cannot do, namely,
ihoioughly regulate the organs named. IIos
tetter's Stomach Bitters; can and do. Besides
this.it will pievent and eradicate uialnri ,
rheumatism, Kidney com plaint and la grippe.
Use it with steadiness.
Jxcnrtlon to IVnshlnjrtnn, D. C
Via the Baltimore and Ohio Ilailroad,
Thursday, January 14. Uouud trip tickets
?!l, andgood for" ten days. Trains leave
B. &JO. Elation at 8 a. m. and J:20 p. m.
Throngh parlor cars on the morning train
and sleepers on the night train.
KEAL ESTATE: SAVIXGM BASK, LDI.
401 Sniithfiehl Street, Cor. Fonrth Avenue,
Capital, $100,000. Surplus, 575,000.
Dciosits of fl and upward received and
interest allow ed at 4 -per cent. its
dider-venr Department.
"Winter underwear for ladies, gents and
children in scarlet, camel's hair, natural
wool and merino. Closing out cheap at H.
J. Lynch-., 438-440 Market street. Thssu
Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrnp for chil
dren teething produces UHtaral, quiet sleep.
25c
CITY EEAL ESTATE.
Another Handsome East End Resi
dence Changes Ownership.
BUILDING PLANS AT HAZELWOOD.
Homestead I.ookinjr.Up in Expectation of
Another Railroad.
FEATURES OF MONET AND SPECULATION
Mr. H. S. A. Stewart yesterday closed
the sale of an elegant residence property,
corner Negley avenue and Baywood street,
East End, for 517,000. The lot is 65x150
and the house a brick two-story Queen
Anne, with stone trimmings. Ais prop
erty is in close proximity to that recently
purchased by Mr. N. Bruce for $19,000.
There is talk of considerable building in
the Twenty-third ward the coming season.
Mr. M. K Jenkins expects to put up a row
of 10 or 12 dwellings in Hazelwood. A
four-story business block in the same place
is among the probabilities. Four or five
handsome dwellings are also projected.
An Interesting Knmor.
It -was rumored yesterday that there was
a movement ou foot by some Eastern busi
ness men (owing to tne fac that they can
not pet buildings large enough and suffi
ciently modern and central enough to ac
commodate a large business) to lease
ground on long time and put up good build
ings to suit their purposes. Inquiry was
made of W. A. Herron & Sons, who were
reported to know something of the matter,
but they were evasive and would not con
firm the report or consent to furnish any in
formation or suggestions. In spite of this,
the story appears to be well grounded.
Rapid Transit Development.
In no city in the country is rapid transit
a more important factor in material develop
ment than in Pittsburg. It has already
worked wonders in enlarging the residence
area, but 6till greater results are looked tor
as the system is extended and strengthened.
The consummation of almost any of the
projects on the Southsidc, ior instance, will
open up a large district long held back by
its inaccessibility. The completion of the
Puqnesne branch from East Liberty to
"NVilkinsburg has started an active demand
for property between these points. The mere
talk of an electric road through Homewood
has an active lot market as a response.
The Second avenue branch along Green
field avenne has brought that district into
prominence alter being neglected for years.
Owners, brokers and investors are closely
watchint: developments in rapid transit,
andconfining their plans to territory con
venient to established lines, or where there
is substantial certainty that roads will be
built.
The assurance of transportation improve
ments to meet the constantly enlarging de
mands of the community cannot but make
judicious investments in realty in almost
auy of the outlying districts turn out to be
profitable.
Homestead In Clover.
The year opens checrely for Homestead.
As stated a few day3 ago, another railroad
is among the probabilities, and the bustling
borough is happy over the prospect. It lias
been known for some time that the "Wabash
is seeking an entrance into l'ittsburg.
According to information the latest move
toward the accomplishment of thisend is by
way of Munhall Hun ami connections with
existing roads.
I So much confidence is felt that this
scheme ill be carried out that investments
i haie been made in real estate by the
Munhall Valley Land Companv and
individual capitalists in expectation of
a sharp advance in values.
Dnslness Xews and tlosslp.
Xew York stock quotations wore short
ened somewhat yesterday by tho snow
storm. In nearly nil cases new leases ot down
town property aie advance's over the old
rates.
II. S. A. Stewart expects to build between
SO and 10 houses an Xegley and Stanton ave
nues, Xinetcentli ward, the coming season.
The net earnings of the Bell Telephone
Company for the fiscal, rear aie said to b
almost $3,100,000, or 20.7 per cent on tho capi
tal stock.
The Hays estate has a road laid out from a
point above Haiden station, near Claik's
' Ferry, leading up the ravine back of Whita
1 Xei, where they have a large plan of lots
1 mapped out.
' 1'lans have been prepared for an enlarge
ment of the Tyler Tube and Pipe Company's
Works at Washington, 1'a.
William Kyan has sold to J. P. XIII an im
proved property on Fifth street, McKees
port, ror $12,000.
Two oil tanks will scon bo erected bv the
Standard Oil Companj-, near Tylefdale.
t ashington county.
Tho blockade on Western roads is now en
til ely raised, and most roads aie issuing or
ders to accept Ireiglit for Chicago and the
K-ist.
Thice building permits were issued yos
terday, aggregating $1,000.
Knterprise Mining Company stock, just
listed, was marketable at $1 yesterday. The
par is $3.
A number of local Insurance companies
announce regular dividends.
Electric is more active in Boston, but
there is littlo demand lor it in Pittsburg.
Pittsburg and Western earning?, fourth
week of December. $58,2M; inciease, $3,751;
mouth, $1SS,C72; increase, S31.222.
At the last call yesterday Birmingham
Traction was offeied at 1S. For Duqucsne,
Ifin elmenc l71v? w.i. liiri ltieii,t,vli. ... ,.-...,,,
vv .j..... .. , -. ..... w.u. " 1.1q.11 ,l-.U
little stronger after call. Jror the bonds 95J
was bid.
Movements in Realty.
Charles Somers sold for C. Limburg to J.
P. Saunders the grocery business on the cor
ner of Bidwell street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Allegheny, at a piice approximating
$2,001.
Ira M. ISurchfleld sold a lot on Lytic street,
Hazelwood, for $1,0C0. Tho purchaser will
build.
Black & Baird sold for Charles Fisher to
George Berbick the Enon Valley bote!
nronertv. known as "The American House."
consisting or hotel building, stable, etc,
with lot 123x125 leet, for$7,0J0.
J. iL Glass sold for John Weslev to A. C.
Watkins a tw o-stoiy frame dwelling on fcolio
street, near Center avenue, ior $3,400.
John K. Ewing & Co. sold for John II. Itise
a new Queen Anne cottage, frame, of five
rooms and hall, wirli lot 23x75, on Ellis ve
line, near Perrysville avenue, Tenth ward,
Allegheny. lor 2 500.
Aliea Bros. & Co. sold for Adams & Co.,
glass manufacturers, to William Kleinsing,
a lot 40xS0 feet, on Frederick street, near
Tenth street, for $2,137 50 cash.
A. Z. Byers & C". sold for James II.
Henderson to Mrs. Mary E. Mahoiiev two
lots in the Tenth ward, Allegheny, o'n the
line of the Perrysville avenue electric road,
fronting 00 feet on Marshall avenue and ex
tending through 200 feet, for $1,475 cash.
W. A. Herron & Sons sold in tho East End,
near Fifth and Xegley avenues, a very hand
some and modern residence of ton rooms,
w ith lot 50 feet front, for $S,000 casiu
HOME SECURITIES.
TBADIXG STILL RESTRICTED, BUT IM
PKOY.fc.MENT JtXPECTED.
The Market Moving Alone In a Featureless
yriV"Ith No Important Changes Mr.
"Westinghouse Said Not to Be In tho Pull
man Scheme.
Trading on 'Ckanse was a little better yes
terday than on tiie pievlous day, but was
still belov expectations. Talk about the
Tractions it as favorable Several brokers
predicted activity in tbeso securities before
the month i;oes out.
Stocks making concessions were Central
Traction, Pleasant Valley, and Switch and
Signal. Luster and Xow York and Cleve
land Gas Coal were stronger. Changes wero
small.
Sales at the flrst call were 2 shares of Phil
adelphia Gas at 1 $1,000 Birmingham
bonds at S5 and 10 Birmingham stock at
la Second call, 15 Duquesne nt IS and 10
Philadelphia Ga at 12. Third call, 70 Lus
ter at bn4.
The loilowinr from a Chicago source ii of
loc-tl interest: "In the electrical Hue I bear
something akin to a revival of the old West
inghouse scheme for establishing, at Pull
imuv.works for turning out electrical appa-
ratus. Onlv this time Westinghouse Is not
In It. It will be remembered that when a
year or so ago tho talk of a Westinghouse
Pullman combination was reported thero
came stiff semi-official denials that any
thing of the sort was even considered. This
time It is tho Thomson-Houston Company
the Yankee crowd instead of Westing
bouse." Bids and asking prices at eacb of tho three
calls are given In tho following table:
FIRST SECOND THIRD
CALL. CALL. CALL.
B A B A B A
405
93
325
"60 "62 "60 62 "BO "62
130
47
.... 2
6JJ.... B
0 8 8 9
12 13 12V 12'i liTi 13
22 .... 21
23 25 Z3H 24i 23' 24
60M B0 61
47)5 48
21,'t 22
10 .... 10 15 10 15
19 ".
44 44.
45
12
4 .... 5
4
35
7V W4" S'- 8S 8M 8
13
W4
51
10X 103i 10H 103 KH 10X
.... 99 .... 99
EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
P.P.S.& M. Kx
Kk or l'lltsburg.
lU-niinn Xat. Ilk
M. & M. X. U...
Third Nnt. Ilk..
H. Franklin Ins.!
Peonies' I11&
:. V. Gas Co....
l'.X.U.&P. Co..
Plill'plila Co
W'llng Gas Co ..
Central T'tlou...
Citizens' T
Pittsburg T
Pleasant Valley..
Alleft'nr Valley.
P. AW. pref....
X.Y..C.G.C. Co.
Hand St. Bridge.
Point Bridfcp
Enterprtsp M.Cn.
Hidalgo Mining.
I.a.Voria M. Co..
Luster M. To....
W'housp Elee...
Monon. Water ..
Union Storage Co
U. S A S. Co.. ..I
W'houscA.B.C
JKx Dlv.
OUTSIDERS COMING IN.
THE
tTOCK SITUATIOX SUCH AS Tq
GIVJ5 CONFIDEXCK.
The Market Xatrow and Lpss Active, TVIfh
ont Material Changes in Prices Ball
road lioucis Quieter, bnt Still on a Large
Business One Material Rite.
Xnw York, Jan. 6. The stock market was
less active to-dav, and while material ad
vances were scored in some stocks the gen
eral list was held within narrow limits, and
tho final changes are insignificant. Xearly
all the prominent commission houses are re
porting large orders to buy from outsideis
for both investment and speculative ac
count, and tho fact that the miukethasof
lato advanced steadily and not by rapid
spurts, gives confidence. Shorts are still
unable to cover at profit, or even to get out
even. Tho movement in Louisville, Xew
Albany and Chicago was continued, and it
retained its place as ono of the active shales,
and a late movement in Louisville and
XashviPc attracted some attention.
The opening of the general list was active,
but at irregular changes. London was con
siderable of 11 seller, though buying orders
Irom that ccntpr afterward appeared in the
market. A general Iractional depression
was followed by u 11a1ti.il rally, but prices,
as a rule, were kept below the level of tho
opening figures until the last hour, when
new strength was infused into the market
and a general advance wiped out most of
the early losses. Lake Shoro is down 1 per
cent on very light transactions, but Iron
Mouutain St. Louis is up a liko amount;
Rock Island, 1; Distillers, and Cordage,
27.
The total sales of stocks to-dav were 450,477
shares, including: Atchison, 13,963; Chicago
Gas. 22,075, Erie, 11,290; Kansas and Texas,
5,257; Louisville and Xasliville,8,553: Missouri
Pacific, 4,900: Xorth American, 5,500: Xorth
ern Pacific preferred, 14 9S0: Xew England,
57,360; Richmond and West Point, 46,015; St.
Paul. 16.030: St. Paul and Oinaliu. 3.500:
Union Pacific, 15,233; Wheeling and Lako
Erie, 4,300.
I'ailiuad bonds were much more quiet
than usual of tate, but there was still a large
business transacted, and at generally ad
vancing prices. Tho Beading issues weie
again prominently active, hut tailed tomako
any marked change, while tho Kichmoud
and West PointTrust5's,which show the bet
ter feeling over tho prospect of the com
pany were specially active and scored a
material advance. Tho total transactions
weie only $2,837,000.
The following talile shows the prlcps of active
Ftocitson tlieNew York Stock Kxcliaugp jester
lav. Corrected dailv for Tills Dispatch tiv
WlIITJt KY & Hteph 1 XSON-, oldest I'lttsbnrfT lnpin-iK-rsiif
the Xetv York stock Exchange, 57 Fourth
avenup.
Opcn'IIlKb
ing. el.
American Cotton Oil
Americau Cotton Oil. nfj.
33H'
Am. bujrar Kenning Co....
Am. Sugar lteuniugCo.ptU
Aten.. ixip. ,v 51. r.
C'anailUu l'arlflc
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersev..
Central 1'jcIHp ."...
Chesapeake and Ohio...
u.tto., ist pr.i
C. i-O.. 2d pfd
Chicago Gas Trust
C, ilur. AQulnry
C, Mil. &M. Paul
('., Jill. & St. Paul. pfd.
. C, Kockl. &V
C, St. 1. M. .t. O
c. st. p. jr. & o.. pro.
C. Xortliwcsten llGtjj 116?l
. ,v .sorintte-.ierii, piu I......J.
i... v.. v.. t. 1 011 i-tjej
1 01. t;oai iron &m .ii
coi. ,t Hocking Valley.
Del., Laefc. Jt West....
Tlr-1. A- Hmluin
Den. A KloJr.uitie.III"l
K.T., Va. Ga 8 9 8
j.. a., vs. Ktiapiu,.
Illinois Central
Lake. Erie .1 West
j.axc i;ne i t est., ptu... I u 69;
L.lkcS-lloreA; M. S 12231 122
Louisville Nashville s.rJ 0414
Mobile A Olih :; ! .
Missouri Pacific 6.TS
National ConlagpCo flo1!
Xational Cordage Co., pfd. 100'i,
Xational LeadTrnst ( isi;
Xew York Central 15.H I
X. Y.. V. X St. L., 2d pfd. '
X. Y.. L. K. fc I 33'4,
X. Y., L. E. & W.. ptd I 744!
X. Y. L. E I 47, j
04
M'
I0J1,
raw
93 i
100J4
1
116
115,t
N. Y.. O. & W
Xorfolk &. Western ,
Xorfolfc & Western, pfd.
Xorth American Ct ,
Xorthern Pacific ,
Xorthern Pacllic. pfd
Ohio & Mississippi
Oregon Improvement
Pacific Mail
Pen.. Dec. & F.vansvllle..
Plill.taelphla & Reading..
P.. C C. AM. L
P.. C. C. AM. I;., pfd...
Pullman Palare Car
Hichmond AW. 1. T
21
'iv'i
2eYl
4
39'
22
4JK
30,4
185"
IB'
ras
47,'s
39S
2114
3(1
lUclimond A W. P. T pfd
f-U I ftUltX AJIllUUI
St. Paul, Minn. A Man...
Texas Pacllic
Union raciflc ,
"Wabash
Wabash, nfd
"Western Union
"Wheeling L. E
"Wheeling A L. E.. pfd...
Ills. A Cattle F. Trust
Xational Lead C
1155
491i
14
'4
auouai i,caa to. pm.....t
Philadelphia Stocks.
ClOSln? OUOtationS Of Plliladelnhla ctnel-e
fur-
nlshpd hy Whitney A Stephenson, brokers, Xo. 57
Fourth avenue, members of the
Exchange:
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beading Kallroal
Buffalo, X. Y. and Phila
Lehigh Valley ...:
Xonliern I'.ictflc
Xorthern Patllle. pref.
Lehigh Xavlga lion
X'ew York Stock
Bid. Asked.
,.sS 4 50K
.20 13-rc 20'J
. 8V
8'a
....SO
... liU
51
'J-.
7u
Roston Stocks Closing Prices.
Atchl. & Toil f.li
Calumet Jbnecla...
.SS9
. 15
. lt
. Si's
lioston Ainauy....i!)9j,
Boston A.- Maine ml
r rankiin ,
Kearsaree ..
Chi., Bur.i CJulncy.I03;4
I O-tceola
".-tnta Fe Conner...
iisierit it. jt. va 1-ti
l-'itchbiirg It. K 81
Flint .tl'ereM 10
K.C..t.J.&r.UI.7s.l20
Tamtrack lv
Auuiston Land Co .. 1
Boston Land Co 0
: Stn Dlecn Land Co. 19W
M.is-s. Central llik
Mex. Ccn. cent ..
N. V. A N. K....
N. Y. N. L. 7s
... s-s u est raid Land Co. 18
... 47'iBeIlTelcphoue 202
...lai.'jLl.ains.on Stores 17
lid Colon v 1B7 Water Power ;Vi
Wis. Central, com.. 21 Central Mtn.rn tv
"Wis. Central, pref.. 41 IN.F.Tcleii.&Tcleg.. 52
AUonez Min., lletr.l 9-10 15. S. B. Copper 17U
Atlantic 1! Vrbuinson-lluuston.. 50)s
Boston iJIout S9Sl
Lleclric Stocks
Boston, .Tan. C.rSpecfa The latest electric
stock quotations to-day were:
Bid. Asked.
E. K. C. Co. pfd fii 3;
Thomson-Houston Electric Co Kio ezv. 51 tw
TlioiiiMiii-iioiiitoii. prcr. 26 37.'4
2ii50
12 75
13 50
15 CO
9 06M
l-t
W. K. Co
tt .iiiis xaeuiric v.u l ao
13 23
14 87H
OOJ
K. W. Cc
Detroit Electrical Works.,
Jllniiig Stock Quotations.
Xew York. Jan. 6. Alice, 125; Aspen, 300;
Best and Belcher, 130; Consolidated Califor
nia and Virginia. 3S0; Dcadwood T., 200;
Ilomestako, 1100: Horn Silver, 375; Mexican,
146: Ontario, 4300; Ophlr, 230: Plvmouth, 150;
bavnae, 12.1; Sirrra Nevatia, 155; Standard,
115; Union Consolidated, 110; Iron Silver, 140.
Bar Silver Quotations.
New Yons, Jan. 6. fifpeciaf.1 Bar silver in
London, 43 9-16d per onnce. New York deal
ers' price lor silver, 94c per ounce.
AT THE BABES.
A Fair Demand, but No Impression 'Made
'on the Surplus.
There was a lair demand for money at the
city banks yesterday, with an undiminished
supply. Several bankers' said the surplus
was increasing, but indications favored a
largo speculative and commercial demand
a soon as settlements are out of the way.
There was no change in the! interest rate,
which was steadv at 6 per. cent. Bank clear
ings were $'422,489 54 and balances $164,
058 79.
At Xew York yesterday money on call was
easy, ranging from 2J to 3 per cent: last
loan 2; closed offered at 2. Prime mercan
tile paper, 4Ji6 percent. Sterling exchange
quiet but firm at $1 82 for'60-day bills and
$4 81 for demand-
Closing Bond Quotations,
U.S. 4sreg 116Js"
do do. 5s.. 47?a
Mutual Union 6s VHii
N.J. C. Int. Cert.. ..110
Norteru Pac. lsts... .114V
do. do. 2ds....ll2t
Xorthwestern cons..lT$
do. (Ieti-ntures5sl044
uu. ?s c.oup llfiS,
iw. I'sareK ItW
00. 4'as conn
raclflc6sof'95 109
Loulsktna Btamnedli SSJi
Missouri 6s
Tenn. now set 6 104
do. do. 5s 97
do. do. 3s 8
Canada So. 2ds 102
Ccn. PaciBc lsts lOS'i-
Den. &R.G. ts....H6fi
do. do. 4s T9U
Den. AH.G. West lsts -Erle2ds
jo)
M. K. &T. Gen. 6s.. 79
OrcRon & Trans. 63..
St.L.&I.M.Gen.5s.. 85W
St.L.A SanF.Ocn.M.lOCJi
st. Paul Consols 125
St. P. C. P. lets. ..117
Tex.F.L.U.Tr.Urts. say
Tex.P.B.G.Tr.Kcts. 32,'s'
Union rac. lsts im
West snore mi.'a
B. G, West lsts 73
Bank Clearings.
Chicago Xew York exchange quiet at 40c
premium. Bank clearings, $17,487,541. Monev
at banks firm at 0 per cent for hotn call and
time loans; loans on long time by trust
companies at 5 per cenf.
St. Louis ltank clearings, $4,493,039: bal
ances, $513 777. Monev 67 per cent. Ex
change on Xow York 50c nremium.
Xkw Orleaks Bank clearings, $2,011,000.
Xew York exchange, par.
Memphis Xew York exchange selling at
par. Bank clearings, $393,043; balances, $99,
091. Xew York Bank clearings, $102,003,990; bal
ances, $7,744 729.
Boston Bank clearings, $22,155,096; bal
ances, $2,792,185. Rate for money 2 per cent.
Exchange on Xew York512J-c discount.
Philadelphia Bank clearings, $15,038,337;
balances, $1,815339. Monev 4 per cent.
Baltimore Bank clearings, $3,007,912; bal
ances, $373,5S2. Rate 0 per cent.
SIXTH SAND OIL FOUND.
IT WAS STKCCK IX IIITE & DOTHI N'S
TVEIX, KEAK LAUKEL IIILL.
The G:adden Farm "Well Shows Oil In the
Fifth Sand Two New Gordon San-ler
Ilronsht in Yesterday Big Wells Sud
denly Stop Flowing.
There were several wells drilled to the
sands in the McDonald field yesterday, but
the sensation of the day was at Hite &
Hothians' well, on the Coviact lot, north of
Laurel Hill. The well was light in the
Gordon and fifth sands and they are de
termined to drill it on down to the sixth
sand. Yesterday tho well stalled to in
crease and the owners allesjo that the oil
comes from the sixth sand. The
last reports from It wero that it
was making 13 barrels an hour.
The Coviacknellis located in the midst of
a group of wells, none of which have been
gushers in the fifth sand, although some of
them have been good producers from the
Gordon. The sixth sand isieportedto bo
less than 150 feet below the firth, but there
are some operators who assert that it is at
least 400 feet lower than the fifth.
Greenlee A Forst's test-welt on theflladden
farm a mile southwest of McDonald is In the
fifth sand, and was reportod yesterday to
llilfn morln ootronil rrrtnrl Untmm It- te rlnon
i v tuituu cj imai guwu nun ,r, 11113 vibuy
enough in the rock however to show that It
will not be a well of the gusher class. It is
located about 700 feet feet west or the
Venture Oil Coinpnny's well on tho Moor
head fnnn, which Was absolutely drv in tho
filth sand, but is producing nearly 200 bar
lels a day Horn the Gordon, while the Glad
den farm Well is almost drv In the third sand
formation. The Venture Oil Comnany's Xo.
1, On the Woods farm, half" 11 mile south of
the Bend well nt Laurel Hill, was expected
to reach the fifth sand last evening.
More Gordon Sand OU.
King, Spear ,t Co.'s woll, located a few
hundred feet southeast of Laurel Hill sta
tion, got the Gordon sand yesterday and
was reported last evening to be mak
ing from 10 to 12 barrels an hour.
Sautors & Co.'s Xo. 2 on the S.iuters proper
ty, located on the north sido of the railroad
between McDonald and the Nickel Plato
coal tipple, also tapped tho Gor
don sand and is showing' for a fair
well in that stratum. Tho Oakdaie Oil
Companv's Xo. 1. on tho Hutchinson farm,
nortlittest of Xoblcstotvn, should bo in tho
fifth sand this week. The same company's
Xo.-I, on the Baldwin farm, may be com
pleted hy next Wednesday. Their Xos. (
and 7, on'the Sturgeon heirs' farm, are each
drilling at 1,000 feet, and So, fi, 7, 8, 9 and 10,
on the Wallace farm, aie drilling at depths
ranging irom i,4uu to 1,1 uu leer,
Guffey, Murphy & Gnlev's Xo. 8, on the
Elliott Inrm, is delayed bv a fishing job.
The tools were lost a depth of 1,000 feet,
Guffey & Queen are down 1,700 feet in their
Xo. 2, on the II. II. Wctmoro farm, located
two miles nortliw est of Oakdaie. They have
moved a rig which they built some time ago
on the Jarvis farm to a new location on the
Xancy Bell, south of the ttetmore.
They nre drilling at 1,300 feet
in the well 011 the Mark Robb
farm, and are down 1,450 feet in their Xo. 1
on the Sam Wetmore property. The Wheel
ing Gas Company is fishing for a stem in its
well on the John George farm, near Prim
rose. Ihe same company's ventnre ou the
Kelso Inrm, a couple of miles southwest of
McDonald, is down 1,400 reet. The Forst Oil
Company's Xo. 2, on the J. M. Glenn, Is in
the Gordon sand, from which it has
made several flows. Xo. 2, K. VT.
Glenn, of the forest Oil Company, is
also in the Gordon and filled up 300 feet.
Their Xo. 6 on the Herron farm, is in the
Gordon and a stiong gasser, uud Xo. 4, on
the Leonard Shaffer farm, in southwest Mc
Cmdy, is due this week. The Forest Oil
Companv has made a location for its No. 1.
on tho Mevey seven acres, and for Xo. I
Walker, Xo. 4 Ewing, and i9 trying to drill
past the tools in Xo. 2, on the Jane McGill
farm.
Two "Wells Quit Flowing.
A remarkable feature about this field is
the suddenness with which some, of the big
wells cease flowing entirely. There area
number of cases on record whete the well
quit while it was doing from 25 to 40 barrels
an'hour. This record has been broken as
the Oakdalo Oil Company's No. 4 on the
Morgan heirs' farm stopped Tues
day afternoon "vvlillo it was putting
out 46 barrels an liour. Greenlee & Forst's
big well on the Meveyfarm has alsostopped.
It lias made moro oil In one day than any
other well in the field. Sunday it stopped,
but Monday It was shot and responded by
commencing to flow again at tho rate of 150
barrels un hour. It kept this up for nlmot
seven hours and hnd produced over L000
barrels of oil when it suddenly quit nnd has
not made a barrel since. Operators through
out the Held are now making preparations
to pump caen w en as soon as it is completed.
Ganges or the TVclIs.
The gauges of the wells in t)io McDonald
field yesterday which are making 20 barrels
an hour an over t cro as follows:
Guffey, Jennings & Co.s Xo. 1 Mathews,
35; No. 3, Matthews CO: Nos. 2 and I Herron,
B0; No. 1 Mathews heirs, 75; Xo. 2, Bell 20:
Oakdaie Oil Company's Nos.l and 2 Baldwin,
40; Nos, 1 and 2 "Wallace, 65; Forest
Oil Company's No. 4 Herron, 30; Pat
terson & Jones' Xo. 2 Kelso, 40; Devo
nian Oil Company's Xos. land 2 Boyce. 90:
Forst & Gieenlee's Xo. 1 Mevey. 30: Xo. 4
Mevey, 25: Woodland Oil Company's No. 1
Gamble, 20; No. 4 Gamble, 20: Morgan heirs'
Xo. 2, Oakdaie Oil Company, 35; S. Sturgeon.
1 and 2 Guffey.GaIcy& Murphy, 75. Produc
tion of the Held based on tho foregoinsr, 34,
M0 barrels. Tho Southwest Pennsylvania
Pipo Line runs from McDonald j etcrday
wero 25,757 40 barrels. Stock in "the field,
81,500.
i
Yesterday's Market Features.
There was more business than usual, and
the price advanced fractionally, but a dis
position to sell developed later on. and the
finish was K below the opening. February
opened at 6l3, highest Hl, lowest and
close 01. Cash oil sold nt COJc. Keflnedwas
unchanged. Daily averuae runs, 78,036;
daily average shipments, 52,110.
Xew Jouk, Jan. C. Petroleum opened
sieauy, auvanceu jc on rue eany traatng.
then legaineu e on a bear raid, and closed
weak. Pennsylvania oil Spot, sales none:
Februarvoption.openlng,61c;hl?hest,61;c;
lowest, 61c: closing, 61c. Lima Oil Xo sales.
Total sales, 30,100 ban-els.
Oil Citt-, Jan. 6. National Transit Certifi
cates opened at 61JSc; highest, 61Kc: lowest,
60c: closed at C0c. Sales, 123.000 barrels:
clearances, 424 000 barrels: shipments, 68,707
barrels: runs-, 09,160 barrels.
Bradford, Jan. G. National Transit Certifi
cates opened at 61c: highest, filc: lowest,
61c; closed at 61c; clearances, 82,000 barrels.
An ugly cough, even when it appears
deep-seated, can be alleviated, if not im
mediately removed, by Dr. D. Jayne's Ex
pectorant, a popular and loog-eutalilished
remedy for bronchial nnd asthmatic affec
tions, and for CO years an approved helper
ior all lung complaints.
CEREALS STILL WEAK.
Buyers and Sellers of Grain Are Far
Apart in Their Views.
CHOICE GRADES OP HAY STRONGER.
First Effects of the Snow Quieting; to the
Prodnce Trade.
POULTRY SUPPLY BELOW DEMAND
Office of Tnu Dispatch, 7
PlTTSBCno, Wedxesdw, Jan. 6.
Country Produce Jobbing prices
The first effect of the snowstorm was quiet
in; to trade in this line, but good results
are looked for by dealers, if the winter
weather happens to have staying qualities.
Supply of poultry is scarcely equal to de
mand nil this week, and dressed chickens
arc particularly firm. Eezs continue fo
drag, and severely cold weather alone will
lift markets in this line out of the slough of
desjiond. It does not often occur that fresh
eggs are so low in price at thisjseason of the
year. Quality of Florida oranges coming to
our markets lfas declined of late, but prices
have advanced and are firm at the advance.
ArrLF.s-ll 5or?2 ob per barrel.
Butter Creamerv Elgin. 3132c: Ohio brands.
270300: cuinmoit country butter, lli17c; choice
country roll, 10(ffi22c.
BEAjf New York and Michigan pea. f 1 9002 00;
marrowfat. J 1VS2 25: Lima beans, 4V$c"til 16:
hand picked medium. II JXKS2 Oil
HEESWAX-CIiolcc. J235c 9 lb: low grades, 22
23.
Bcckwiif.st Flour Xew. 2!2c ?s lb.
CiiEESE-Ohlo choice, nailer: Xew- York
cheese, 11(3)11 Vc: Llmburger. 12S-ffil3';c: Wiscon
sin Sivctt7cr, fullcreain, 13t31lc; Imported Swett
zer. 260ay5C
CIUER-Country cider, 83 SOS-'i 00 B barrel; sand
retlncd..fi ooas 50: crab cider. S7 .was 00.
CRAXDERitiES-Pcr box, 2 002 50: per barrel,
$7 000. CO. -
Eds Strictly Tresd nearby stock. 23c; cold
storage eggi. atfMle.
Fevtiikks Extra Ilvp gpesc, 5753c; Xo. 1, 4S
x iu: mixcu 101s. SKaHOC.
Dried r'Et'iTS-lVajlies. halves, 6'c: evapor
ated apples. S'Jc: apnpots. !ltrc: blackberries.
(WJOWc: nsfiberries, 17(S117Kc; dried grapes, 4Ji
4he: huckleberries 7J'.8e.
Oame Wild turkert, 1 50S2 00 each: mallard
ducks. J4 OOOi 00 per doen : teal ducks. 82 75(313 00
per dozen; pheasants. f5 TSOI CO: fi nail. 1 251 59:
squirrels. 1 00(311 wi: rabbits. JOIMSe per pair:
whole deer, llglocfltti: saddles, lbfiaxs ? lb.
Hoxey.Nim-crop white clover, 18c; California
lionev. 12'5c ? lb.
Maplf. syruf 75010c gallon.
Maple Suoaii-ioc ft lb.
Poultry Allvp-Cblckcns. COWie n pair, 1 irge;
3nai50c medium; llvpturke. lKcp lb; ihicks.
50C0c a pair: drpsscl chickens. I30l4c ? lb:
dressed turkc)S, ISOltcii lb; dressed ducks, 1415c
ti fb.
Potatoes Carload lots. 35010c on track: from
store. 4104"c a bushel: Southern sweets, SI 50OI 7J
a barrel. Jersevs. S3 00O3 25.
Sefds Western reeleaned medium rlover J0I1
blngatS5 2n: inimmnth. $5 air tlmothv. M 41 for
prime, and 1 50 for choice; bine grass. 82 6502 80:
orcnard grass. $1 75; miller. ?1 (O: fiermun. $ 13:
Hungarian. Jl 10: line lawn, 23c lb; seed buck
wheat. 81 4W1 30.
TAI.i.ow-Countrv, 4c: cltyrenderpd. 5p.
Tropici. FnuiTS-Lemons. 84 0OI50: Florida
orange?. 82.T0O2 75 a box: bananas, JI 7502 00 firsts.
81 SVffl 30 good spconds per bunch; Malaga granes.
ft 50OI0 00 a half barrel; new layer figs, 14010c
ppr fb.
Vf.oetaulf.S-Cabbages. 83 0004 00 a hundred:
yellow Ptinrr onions, 82 2502 50 a barrel: toma
toes. 2 0) per bushel: cilery. SJjfflOc per dozen;
turnips. OOcOSl 00 a barrel.
Groceries.
Trade is reported very quiet. Little is ex
pected tho first two weeks of the year, and
honco there is no disappointment among
dealers over present sluggishness of trnde.
Prices continue as they have been fora week
past.
OnBEX Coffee Fancy. 21:2c: choice Rio, V!X3t
air; prime, 19;c: low grade Itlo, 1713';c: old
Government .lava. 27fS9e: Inrnrallio it-Ue.
Mo-lru K.'iajSKc: Santos. 81)i2:Kc: Caracas'
22a:ruSf: La Ouayra. zmmzz'iv. I
iioastkd tin papers) siannaru brands. 19c: hlirh
gradet. 22V(?K4c; old (iovernment Java bullc.
atlff-TOc: llaraealbo. ZVg&ZVw. (-antos. 19Vj3;tc'
peaherrv. Sic; choice Bio. lQi-Jc: prime Itlo. 19c;
good Ulo, wvtx ordinarv, lGJtiaiT.c.
Spices (wfiole)-Clot'es. I3l4c: allspice. 10c;
cassia. Se: pepier. lie; nutmeg. 70JWHV.
I'ETBOLF-UM (Jobbers' prices) 110 test. fiVc
Ohio. KSP. Tie: headlight', 1100. 7"Cc: water white'
99Ke; globe, IKaile: elalnM.Vfc.iniailln?. lie;
royaune. He; red oil, lO.llc: purity. He; olelne,
lie.
SIIxfus' Oil No. 1 winter, strained, laaHc per
gal. : summer. 3.VS37C; lard oil, ri-Voi-iSc,
'ivitUH Corn syrup. 2'ajk-: cholec sugar synin
.Mffiak-; prime sugar syrup, 3032c; strlctlv prime'
HSlSBOc.
N. O. M01.AOSES Fancv new crop. Jaffirv
choice 4C041c; old crop. 363Sc; N. O. syrupf44
HOC.
SODA Blrarb. In keg, 3'J(ffi3!fc: hl-carb. tn U
SJic; bl-carb. assonetl packages. 5VCc: sal soda'
In kegs, lVc: do granulated. 2c. f
CAN-ni.ES Star, full weight, 9c; stearlnc ner
set. SJc: narafllne. lli;c.
kii k iieao t arouua, oic; choice, 3VC'
Loulsltna. 5UI3.V4C.
fTAKCII Pearl, 4c
starch. frfS7e.
corn starch, aaotic
gloss
Foi'.Etr.v Fni'ITS Laver raisin. J2 00. London
laters. Si 23: Mtu-ateU. SI 73: California Muscatels
1 G01 73: Valeneli. 77Sc: Ondara VnUnela. wa
8e: Sultana. lu15c; currants. nfSsOe: Turkey
prunes, GQSUe: French prunes. sgi,c: Salonlca,
prunes, in 2-lh packages. 9e:cocoiuutsf 100. jl Oil'
.uiiimiu'.. i,nu., !iu., j. uu Avii-3. i,c: no Snellen
5X-; walnuts. Nap.. 1314cr blrllv filberts. 13c"
Smyrna figs, 13,314c: new dates. 5'ac: Brazil nuts'
7c; pecans. 13(J17c: citron. " lb, 2321c; lemon
peel, 12c t lb: orange peel, 12c.
Dhif.d Fr.tiiTS Apples, sliced. li,'iS!c: ap
ples, evaporated. !V7B9c: peaches vvaoratcd
pared. SOOnc; peaches. California.' evaporated'
unparcd. luaiGe: cherries, pitted. 15e: cherries, im
puted, 8e: r-tspb-rrie. evapo'a'ed. 18319c; black
berries. CJfii7c: huckleberries. 8c.
SUOARS-Cubes. Vie: powdered. 4fc: granu
lated. 4'c: confectioners'. A.'S.iiie: soft white 47H
4Ve: vellow. rholce. .mtc; yellow, good. 3'-(a
aScrvellow. fair. 3HaSc. w
Pickles Medium, bbis (I.2C0), Si 73: medium
lriil.ls (OTO). f. 8.
Salt-No. ib bbl, $1 20: No. 1 extn fi bbl, si 10:
lain-. ? bbl. H 20: coarse crvstal. bbl, 91 lu;
Biggins' Eurca. 4-bit steks, f2 80; lllggins' Eu
reka. Ifil4-fb packets. $3 00.
CASNrn Hoods Standard peaches. $1 73(31 90;
Ids, 1 SOffll f5: extra neaches. K OOg'2 10; pie
peaches. SoftiOOc: finest com. si SSS)1 50: Hfd. Co.
corn. Sicfl 00: red cherries, tl 001 10: Lima,
beans. Jl 10: soaked do. 83c; stringed do, G."a70c;
marrowfat pea. $1 OOffSl 15: soaked peas, G370c:
pineapples. $1 2031 30: Bahama do, Jj 01: !am.-on
plums. SI CO: greeiigagcs, ?I S3; egg plums. 1 Ou
tjatiiorui a(jijvui9. i ioilw; tjajuornia pears,
S2 102 25: do greengages, 11 85: do egg plums.
$1 5: extra white clierrles. Si 75; raspberries.
Jl oaffil 10; strawberries, 95cJl 10; gooseberries,
SI IXKall 05: tomatoes. 8513135c: salmon. I-Iti runs.
Jl 30(al SJ; blackberries, 80c: succotash. 2-lft cans,
soaked. 90c; do green. 2-lb cans. J 1 23(31 50; com
beef, 2-lb cans. Jl b5l 7 : 1-lb cans, SI 30; baked
beans, Jl 401 55; lobters.0l-lb cans. $1 23: inacc
erel. 1-lb cans, boiled. Jl 50; sardines, domestic,
s, J3 83 00; in, S3 50;-sartllncs, iuiporled, 4.
J115li12o0: sardines, lmportea. 'fr. flsOOrsar
dines, mustard, S3 30; sardli.es. spiced, J3 50.
FISH Kxtr!o. I bloalcr mackerel. J24 00 per
bbl: t'xtra No. 1 do mess. S3. CO; No. 2 fhore mack
erel. Sis 00: o. 2 large inacicerel. fM;Mi. 3
largcinaekerel. J14 00: No.3 binall markerel.SlO 00.
Herrings Split. Sd .30. lake. S3 05 ? 100-lb bbl.
White tlsh, J4 73 V 100-lh halt bbl. Lake trout,
83 501 hall bbl Finnan haddles, 10c jl lb. Ice
land nallaut, 12c ? 15 Pickerel, half bbi. J4 00
nuarter 111. 1 Wl. Holland herrlmx. 75c. Walkon
Inerring, 90c.
OATMEAL J4 Uffl- lw-
Grain, Flour nod Feed.
At the regular call there was littlo spirit
shown. Buyers and sellers were far apart in
their views, and no sales were made. All
cereals are weak, with a tendency to lower
prices. Oats nre particularly weak at a de
cline of not less than 3c per bushel from
highest prices of last month. Wheat isquict
at the dollar line. Jive flonr is 'off 2Jo per
barrel, as our quotations wilt disclose. Choice
grades of hay are firm at a shade higher
prices. Receipts as bulletined, 2tt cars. By
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago-Kail way
t care of oats, 8 of hav, 1 ot bran, 3 of flour.
By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis 2 cars
of oats, 1 or hay. Bv Baltimore and Ohio
3 cars of oats, 2 of hav. By Pittsburg nnd
Luke Kric 2 cars or hay, 1 or bran. By Pitta
burg and Western 1 car of wheat) lor hay.
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charga an advance on these prices
WHKAT Xo. 2 red. 99c(a?l 00: Wo. 3 red, Si-MCc.
Cobv No. 2 vdlow car, MasWic; hlgn nilxcd
car 47'afc: mixed car, 48a,9c: Xo. 2 vr low
shelled. 47(U7!ic: high mived shelled. iBSbKiir:
,!., .ri sliplfed. 4-"iM.'ic: new No. 2 vellow shelled. 42
K: ",10-sI;llows"ell"l. 12 !
Ortl"' ... .
iw-rrc. i-xtra.s 0.3 oats. o.j?t9ooc: lnueu oaw. aiwal .
ssl-
I!YE No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 959Jc; 'o.
1 "Western. 9ia.13c.
11AI1I.EV-U57C.
FLOtiii Jobbing prices Fancy spring parents.
5 oaa. 75: lancy winter patents, aj 2"s 50; fancy
ktiilcht winter, s.1 C025 2i: ftnev slralelit snrlnir.
! 3 3i."i 50: clearwiutt-r. fluVgolO: stralghti'XXX
I bakers'. 1 ;3"i 00. Kve flour. K Ouai i.
JIILLKEED N'o. 1 white lnlddllngs.t'Ii ilrTZ 30 ?
ton: .Nu. 2 white middlings, ?i vxwm cu; Drown
inlililliiigs, $17 25017 50: winter wheat bran, $17 5J
?.im no iliott feed. S21 OLYm123 0U.
IIAT-Haled tlmothv. choice, ?12 50(S12 73: Xo. I.
?11 7oftoI2 uo: mi. 2. ?iu .-xaiiu cu: riovernay. iu w
10 50: loose from wagon, su 0014 00, according
to quality; parting hay, 10:58 50.
STKAW-Oats, 7 C07 50; wheat, 736 00; ,rye,
J6 25J 5J. '
Provisions.
Markets in this line show firmness under
the influence of advanclng-prices of hogs.
A change to upward is probable before the
week is gone.
Sugar cured hams, large . f
Sugarcnred hams, medium
Sugar cured hams, small..............
Sugar cured California hams
bugar cured b. bacon
Sugar cured skinned hams, large
ay
9
10
Sugar cured skinned hams, medltmi. 10
Sugar cared shonlders 1 M
Sugar cured boneless shoulders 8JI
fugar cured skinned shoulders 7V
ugarenred bacon shoulders 63i
Sugar cured dry salt shoulders B'4"
Sugar cured d. beef rounds 12
Sugar cured rl. beefsetttt .. - 0
Sugar cured d. beef flats 7
Bacon clear sides, SOtbs A
Bacon clear bellies. 3) lbs tt
Dry salt clear sides, 301bsaTe'g 61
Dry salt clear sides, 20 lbs arc'g . 'A
Mess pork, heavy - 12 01
Mess pork, family 1Jtl2,,
Lard, refined in tierces.... 5s
Lard, refined in one-half bbls 5M
Lard, refined In60-Ibtnbs a7
Lard, refined In 20-lb iialls '
Lard, refined In 50-lb cans ?4
Lard, refined In 3-lb tin palls 6,S
Lard, refined In 5-lh tin palls $
Lard, refined la 10-lb tin palls Sii
Turpentine Market.
Sava-sxah Turpentine firm at 31c. Rosin
firm at $1 15I 20.
Charleston Turpentine steady at 32c.
Rosin firm: good strained $1 20.
Xew York Kosin quiet and steady. Tur
pentine quiet and steady at 3S34"!ie.
AVilmixgtox Spirits of turpentine, noth-.
ing doing. Rosin firm; strained, 81 15:good
strained. $1 20 bid. Tar steady at 8i 30. Crude
turpentine firm; hard, 81 00; yellow dip.-fl tO;
Virgin, -fl 90.
"Wool Market.
St. Locis Wool Kcceipts, 1,100 pounds;
shipments, 34,500 pounds: little doing; bright
wool strong: felt white Texas and Territory
stock is steady.
' '1 HAVE been occasionally troubled with coughs,
and in each case have Uaetl Brown's Bronchial
Troches, which have never falleit, and I must say
they are second to none In the world." Felix A.
3iay, casiner. St. raui. Jtinu.
(YurJXicig
&
OI?m ENJOYS
Both the method and results -when
Qnm,,, f W. is ol-onf U in nloorant
ovrup 01 i ig3 13 taKen; it 13 pleasant
inrl rpfrpaliino- tn flip iistp inrl aris
ana reiresuing 10 me xaie, ana acts
rnmttr vol nrnmnt v nn tho Kirlnpva
ft-.-'V J"X XX " r, "V "" """ "--"j"t
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs-
tern effectually, dispels colds, head-
acnes ana levers ana cures Habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its hind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the tasto and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
feyrup ot igs is tor sale in oUi
j" oi l. ui T hit j-
aBQ 5i DOttleS bj all leaclmg drug-
gists. Abv reliable dnif'r'ist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAU
IDUISVIUE, KY. HEW YORK. N.f-
DR. MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
A remedy used for many years by an old
physician with great success. It !. a per-
lectly safe and reliable remedy and is suc
cessfully used as a monthly corrective br
thousands of ladies. Bewaie of imitations.
Ask for Dr. Mott's Pennyroyal Female Pills
and tako no other, or enclose $1 and we will
mail you a box securely sealed in plain pa
per. Price $1 per box, siv for $5.
DB. 3IOTTS CHF.jf. CO.,
Cleveland, O.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Jos. Fleming
& Son, Pittsburg, Pa. de31-TT3
CURES
DYSPEPSIA.
Cl'RES
DYSPEPSIA.
CUKES
DYSPEPSIA.
Having suffered from Dys
pepsia tor three years, I de
cided to try Burdock Blood
Bitteks, ami after Using one
bnttlo found myself so much
better that I was encouraged
to use another: after taking
this, I find mvself o fully re
stored that I do not need any
more medicine, feeling truly
grateful to B. B. B.
Sins. G. C. White.
Taberg, Oneida Co., X. T.
DIGESTION.
Jal-TTsn
Thoroughly, Rapidly, Permanently Restored.
If toq are latTerine from IfervonsneflS. Debflity, Lost or
FailingManliood,:bnpotency. stunted Development ot
any ot lha paru. Weakness or Body end Xlnd. Worry
Error 01 Toutn or Later Excesses.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
Tleie Is Hois far all. Yomz, HMdls Aeed ail old Men.
TII01SI3DSOF TI1K nOSST CISTS HA YK TIF.LllF.n TO 0CH
rxi LrsiTK HiTiions or hour TiinraxsT.
MOST SCIENTIFIC nl SUCCESSyUI. iVEK KNOWN
Absolutely Unrolling. Endore4 bjr the tafiiog Hedical
rratcrnitr. I1TVE9TIOATE. Book. explaaatioBS, testimo
nials and endorsements mailed (scaled! r KhE.
7SZ AK3EL0S UQICU EI3III3IE C3 Cute, C.
ja7-,7
o pt-im luu Harmons I rencn
Bemedy CALTHOS fire, and a
legal guarantee that Ua Linos will
RTOI Dlachareea Jk Emissions,
CUBE fTMmiatorThea. Varicocele
sad BESTOKE Lost Vigor.
Use it end fay if satisfied.
Address. VON MOHL CO..
Solo .satriean Agents, Clnelansll, Cnlo.
de-29- 37-TT3
JAPANESE
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CURE
A cure tor Piles. External. Internal, illlnd. ltleed
lnfr and Itching, Chronic. Ktccut or Hereditary.
This remedy has posttlvelv ncicr been known to
fall. lanov. aiorji. bymal'. A guarantee given
with six boxes, when purchased at one time, to re
fund the & If not cured. Issued bv EMU, G.
KTUCKY. Unnrglst. Wholeiilc and Ketaii Agent.
'os. 1401 and 1701 Tcim arc. corner Wylle ave.
and Fclton st.. Pittsburg, l'a. Use atuckv's
IMarrhffia & Cramp Cure, 23 and 30 cts. jal-4-
UITfll TUswamtctedtoI!a-
ni-rit. I il -w Tonthfnlealor
and lifts to GRAY Hair. Use onlv
VT.. HAIS' HAIR HEAITI!. Most wttWtaciory Ilalrgrower. ,
HAYSKlLLCUl3.BoitCCEIfrC.r.i)Baiil.a.les.J.i!
! JOLKMLNO i"rtig.
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DOCTORS LAKE
SPKCl-VI.lSTs in ell cases re.
2nirinz bcientlnc and conn
enti.iI treatment. Dr. 8. K.
Lake, Jl. K. C. P. S., is the old-
est and most experienced spe
cialUt in tho city. Consult- '
tion free and strlctlv conn- I
aentiaL Offlco hoars 3 to t and 7 to 8 p. if.;
Sundays, 3 to 4 p. m. Consult them person
ally, or write. Doctobh '""', cor. Penn ar.
all it it, Pittaburj.', Pa. Jet n-swk
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guarantee ot aDsomte success ana a radical euro
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DOCTOR
WHITTSER
814 PI3JX aTENCE, PITTSl!i;r.G, PA.
As old residents know and back file? of
Pittsburg paper prove, is the oldest cstab-
' "sucaanu most prominent pnysician in tne
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sleeplessness, pimples, ernptions, impover
ished blood, failing powers, organic weak
ness, dyspepsia, constipation, consumption,
unfitting the person forbusiness,.socletyand
marriage, permanentl v.'safel v and privatelv
m,rea,lnBL00D AND SKINTet
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glandular swellings, ulcerations of the
tongue, mouth, throat, ulcers, old sores, are
cured forlife, and blood poisons thoroughly
eradicated froml iniU A p kidney and
the system. UnllAti T sbladder de
rangements, weak back, gravel, catarrhal
discharges, inflammation and other painful
symptoms receive searching treatment,
prompt relief and real cures.
Dr. Whitticr's life-long, extensive experi
ence insures scientific. tnd reliable treatment
on common sense principles. Consultation
free. Patients at a distance as carefnllv
treated as if here. Office hours, 9 A.M. toS
p. it. Sund.iv, 10 a. it. to 1 r. m. only. IJB.
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over-cxcrtlon. youthful errors, or excessive use of
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1 will sena a valuable treatise (scaled) containing
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