I .
A LAJJMABK
TLeDavid Sims Property in the Fifth
Ward Chans Hands.
OLD HOUSES WILL BE TOROOWK.
3Iuiit for a CLnrcli Site at Mansfield Dis
closes Pretty Steep Trices.
EEALTI AT THE XATIOXAL CAPITAL
A deal in real estate "was consummated
yesterday vhich may cive an impulse to
improvement in a backward quarter. J. B.
Xarkin & Co. sold Xo. "8, 30 and 32 Chat
ham street, Fifth -ward, for Andrew Sims
and Mary L. Carr to John A, Craig for
511,000. This is the old David Sims prop
crfy, and is a landmark in that quarter of
the i-ity. The purchaser will tear down the
old houses j'tid erect substantial, modern
dvrcllinps in their stead.
ew Church for Jlanstield.
There vras a congregational meeting last
nisbt of the First Presbyterian Church of
SlansScId to take action upon a site lor a
wsf edifice, the crowth of the membership
demanding qreater accommodations. The
trustees lud obtained options on three prop
erties, which they recommended. The most
jiromincnt and popular of these is a lot at
the corner -of Mam street and "Washington
avenue, and it will urobablv be selected.
It is vo'.ucd at ?10,"000. Owners in this
bustling borough seem to be fully aware
thai rue tendency of real estate is up-
Confidence In the rutnre.
Ileal estate transactions so far this year
rare of exceptional significance, as showing
11 at imestors of large means have such con
fidence in the future of the city that they
are not afraid to put their money in lands
and houc.. This should be encouraging to
small buyers, and partieularlv to the home-w
setrker. The strong financial position of
1'ittsbnrg, the importance of its multitud
inous industries and its remarkable growth,
are influence which are attracting out
siders Jroni ::!1 quarters, and should not be
lost upon its eiti7ens. Xo one well in
formed in reeanl to the situation talks or
thinksor a ruction. In this view of the
cae, intending buyers should not let grass
grow unner Teir -eet. Certainly not hing
can be gained by delay.
Itcaliy Kt tho National Capital.
A standard lot in "Washington is 20x100
feet to a 10-foot alley. They also have ir
Tesular lots ol various sizes,andmany alleys
are 10 to 20 feet in width. Keal estate is
fcoltf and valued by the square foot. The
Inghest priced business property is worth,
unimproved, ?40 a square foot. The "best
business streets are F street, G street, Penn
sylvania avenue, and Seventh and Xinth
streets. The best residence' property is
worth, unimproved, 512 a square foot. Con
necticut avenue, Sixteenth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue are the finest residence
streets, hales 1 real estate in 181'0 amounted
to 57,0(10,000, anl S.000,000 worth of new
luildmgs were ereced. lis al estate is not
ipeid s auction, but at private sales.
Tfitfcf ran hack o 1707, and transfers are
Dot considered difiicuit or expensive.
jSus;n-tswsanl Gossip.
Itisyaid work on the 31t. Washington mar
1ft tiu"!j w ill commence cai ly in tlie spring.
Etfsvnood Ikirouirli Council, at a recent
meotin::. ai f iioiized tlie Uurgess to make a
contract v ith the IVilkinsburg Klectric
Coinixinv lor street lighting.
TreJfew York Hop Kxchange 1" com
menced the lormal call of futures in the
Trade.
Icent sales in Xew York ofPitJ.burz and
"stem lir-t mmrjrase bonds weie at Si
The annual mei'tinjr of the Standard Un
'Oryrunnil Cable Companj- will be held on
ICP iU. II.
Arepoifof the meeting of tlio Pleasant
al'cy t-tockuolders will be round in another
onlauiii.
Krrvtli!n; was lovely yesterday at the
Imic rtetion foi dhcctbisL There were lew
conUts.
Tv. . permits weic is-ned yesterdav for the
"-tioa of j.ew buildings, aggregating
ov-iiients in Jtealty.
.Tolin K. l"- r i. Co. old a new two-story
fram, mmc-o. IHe rooms and hall, with lot
311X100. on Howard avenue. Tenth ward, Alle
Tlieny. for Birtiuy & Tuning to Alex. Eng
land, for f 1 CV).
J.V.m Ilea has "old to .Tames R. Bell 4810O
feot. with iiEii'ovements, on Crawford
etrr '.Kijjhtli aiil, lorSl.cOO.
The liiijrfl! Improvement Comnany report
tlie folloiM-r vale or lots at Kensington:
IkiHiol Llovd. Ji Greensburjr, Fa lot ill,
tiloct S. tor $.175: Mrs. JI. Thompson, Font
itv. IM. lot -27 Mock C, and li,t 20, Mock C
for?l, hj: John Diinko, littliar-, lot HO
l!o-U i,iorf3'0. 1-uigsi A. Fi-rva ra n m Luiiri
JVMln '.- ii1mi-. Pa., lots C2 an.! Ci. bl.ick
S ; : f I 336 -iJ! IVer fch.-.rpe. O I Cay, Pa.,
lot- :"3 13.; ,111127. blocks, lor Sfi25.
J THacu , IJ-i- i vtldtoAngcloItianiolntXn.
flGm -heT. A C. IWirie p'an of llerjon Hi'.l
3ari.. fit. 'tiiJO net on Monroe street by a
clti' ' 113 toOlney alley, lor J3CO cash.
Pt'tfrs' i- ;)s;-eports the sjl-of a lot in
tlici.rep Ile'.d avenue nlan, Tnenty-thifd
na-rt to Mi' inr! J!. Cull," 36 feet on "Green
lii'''! avenue, tor fl.OTiO.
. me- tV. l)rae & Co. sold a house of
: '; moiisK!d hit ofabou- 2JvlOO Jr. the
1-ji-- Und, near IVim avenue, for$3,".'j0; also
i!i:-.et in a uonc j.nagrcunus near In;ram
S'n'ion.
Krra 15. Coyle Co. sol.I for C. A KcaT. to
nFniinliavmne bu,inc-s man two lots on
tu-itli ctnet. Twenty-third ard, 44x110. for
$:,3W cash.
M.T llipriei. Co. sold to S A Hughes for
S4fl3lot E. Z. S-i.i-iialorSOxlSlou tlie south
e!fr Vallmsrord siiect, in the Walling
u&ti. 1'laco plan, Tn entieth ward.
E0KE HONEY.
2o SIntcrfal Cltincc In Conditions or Sup
ply J".iir Itoailno Rnslncss.
TNT1 w : s the usual demand for bank ac
con in 'xla turns yesterday, with an abundant
enpplj. Ijo interest rate wasCpercent
slmrp ciU ifai-s, a few, perhaps a little
Jowr. K-!u"ii'; lines wcr lairly active.
Uai.k clearly -s weie $2,405,003 4G, and "bal
ances n.;'. 4 S.
Acasiiw- ventured the surrestlon that
Uiewra-raliundaiiroo! funds might result in
sstuuUi.K. j;.it irt!i t-piing movement starts
ascarlj- as expected there will be no con-cess.-
m.
At ew Yoit rosferday money on call was
cat-y.-l loan, 2-,: .-losd offered at 3 ue-
ea. I it.,,. - t-.Tintile papfr, 4KS6. Ster-
iw-rr ,'','' " rnn-l steady at f4S3torOO
car Kills iid $4 M demand.
Ciosinj
rr.S. 4srep
llond Qaofntions.
.llhS.1V. K. JLT. Gen. 5s.. V)
no. eouj
do. 4s- r
lit, .j-untiui Union Gs'....lC5i
10 p
-'.. .. Am. ueri...iiu'4
Northern Pac. lsts.,115
da. rfrt rf i,
Pacific - or "
l.oiil!aiia j.
Missouri C-.
N 4e. W. N"onhwcstcrncons.".13G
Tenu. ii''i S' t i,'
do. !... j
do. do.
Canada o. 2,K
'.n. JJcilieiK',
no. acoenturcsps 103
InV Oregon Jt1rans6s...
Mi -t. U A I. V. Gen.Ss S6
;' U&sanr.Gen.M.t07
101 a St. Paul Consols J25
J? !' I- f;- P. IstsMW
12'., Tev. P.L.G.Tr.l.'cts 82J4
'; Tex. P.K.U.Tr.Krts 31
Den. A it. (,. l.s
do. dop 4'
Dcu.XR.K.TVeMl-t
i".r"2ds
7J.3v.iT. Geu.
Ilia.
i nion Pac. lsts tosi,
"est MTorc 102
w:
"'i H. t. "West.".
Hank Clearincs.
in"s1"ira7lSi"rNnu-Pv cfnt" Tankclcar-
s.vTo-0,i,.:e,I.Ciln-!?'i H3'5M9; balances,
on New Vork,90cpiu,ium "changes
.MEMi-ms-Xcw York exchange sellinc at
par. 01canuzs.$4S7.S'J7; balancSs S17L15L
Ni:w Or.Li-Asrs Clearings, Tiiiaos
K'LTiJioRi Bark clearlnRs, tiio-n- ,i
anc , JSS3,816. Ititc, 6 per cent ' ' "al"
PniLADELrHIA Bank dealings -.mi ua.
balancs, $1,722,195 Money. 4 poTJ-e,lt. " '
an0iot5a,nk Cleannss- WW I-
change on J.ew York, g17c discount.
Klectric Stocks.
r.oSTo. -an 12. pcciaLJ-Tlic latest elec
tric stock quotations to-day were:
Did.
".JM75
. i37Ji
. 12 50
. 13 00
F. F- f'.cv.. pref.
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Tlu.r.iM.ii-Houston. pref.
Jt V.'ayne K'eetrlc Co
,tIiiRlifiusc Electric Co
FJcctric yeWinp Co
Jttrolt LiecUic Works
Asked.
53 50
.".1 W
26 50
12 75
13 25
1500
9 12M
HOME SECURITIES.
GOOnEATDKES COTI1JE LARGELY
IK THE MAJORITY.
President Gamble Gives Some Good Tlp
and Luster Responds riillidelphia Gas
Active but Weaker Unlisted Tractions
In Better Favor Sales and Figures.
The stock market yesterday had somo
strong leatures and no particularly weak
ones. Philadelphia Gas wa,s the most active
stock, 4C0 shares changing hands at 14J
This appealed to pictty well cover the de
mand and the close was a fraction weaker.
It was one of Luster's good d"ys. It sold
up to 11, but weakened at the last call, fin
ishing at 10 hid. President Gamble is home
from the plant and is understood to have
dropped an encouraging word hero and
there, enough to set buvers to work.
Central Traction lost a trifle. Pleasant
Valley was stronser on the announcement
of the dividend and belief that the meeting
of stockholders would be harmonious. The
result of the meeting will be found in
another column. Citize'ns' and Pittsburg
weie steady.
The unlted tractions were in better re
pute. For Daqursne lS wa9 Did for 300
sharc lots and 37 for Manchester. Dnqucsne
bonds. $10,CO0. wci coffered at 93 flat. Elec
tric urcferrcd wa- offered, at 40.
There w ere no sale- at the first call. At
the second 20 1.u-ter went at 11 and 25 Pleas
ant Vallcv at 22'. Before call 10 Luster
sold at 10. Alter call 5 PleasaiK Valley
clinnsed hands at 22! and 25 Luster at 11.
Third call, 201 Philadelphia Gs went at U,
and between calls 200 more of the same stock;
sold at the same price. . .
uias ana a-King prices at eacn can are
given in the following tabic:
IrinST
CALL.
B A
1 SS0 410
."CO ."...
102 105
"lM "lS
H ....
.... X
'"i4 "!,',
23 ....
SH 9
"14S4 15
ii5 '."'.
a
20 it's
47 '..'.".
m....
4 ....
EECOXD THIRD
CALL. CALL.
B A B A
330 410
. S3 S3
102 105
13(1
IS
.29 .... S3 ....
:::: :::: :'.::
6 8J4" Rii H
. 23 20
S'4 9
UH I4V 14 S U
.... 20'i .... 20.(4
'"22V":i "H "i
59s...,
4S .... 4S"..
x4 d ....
60 ....
'.'.'.'. "ii '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.
50 5i
47 51
. 4".,
4-..
23 30
ii! ii io im
nnnsdD
ETOCKS.
P. P. S ill. Ex.
tier. Nat Bank..
I.ibertv Nat. 15 .
M'helaNat. B...
Third Nat. Bk...
Cltirons' Ins
People's Ins
Western Ins
f-li v i: rv.
Manuf. Gas 0"'
P. N. G. A P. Co!
Plitlarielplila Co.l
lieennir Gas Co
P. Inc. P. Co....
Central Traction
Citizens' Tr'fn.
rittsburpTrac...!
Pleasant Vallcv. i
Clnrtlers K. 1!.. I
Pitts .tun. K. H
P. W. R. R. pr,
Pitf.. y i Kv.
n. y. & c. ;. ,
Enterpri-e 51. Co,
La N orla 5Iln. Co
Luster Mininjr Co
9J...
ilea tiioua ju. i.o.
"WesiingU'e Elec. I
BACK TO STEADINESS.
THE STOCK. JIARKCT SETTLES DOWN
TO ORDINARY I5Ui.INK.SS.
Bear Attacks Less I-ffeclive some Larce
Gains in tlie AcI't List "top Orders
About All rilled X nlon Taclflc the
Actnnl Leader tmonjr Share.
New "Yoke, Jan. 12. The stock market to
day settled down to an ordinary volume of
business. There was decided activity in the
ilrst and last hours, in each of which all the
important movements were made. The
hcais continued their attacks, hut not with
the success that attended their efforts yes.
terday and the most conspicuous result of
these operations have been to increase the
ontstnudmg short interest in the market
which places the speculation in a much bet
ter shape, as the stop orders have, it is be
lieved, been about closed out by the execu
tion or some in New EnglanU to-day.
. The liuving thiouzhout was ot a mnch bet
ter character than the selling, and the de
clines were in all cases unimportant and of
short deration. The weakness In Distillers
may he taken as a sample, completely disap
pearing alter the first raid, and the stock
clo-cd materially higher. This is also In the
lace of the weakness in Snjrnr.
itcauuis again lea the list in point of ac
tivity, but Union Pacific wjis the actual
leader of the maiket, and it displaved con
siderable rtrenjith without making anv
inalerinl change, its ranpe lor the day being
within 1 per cent. The other Gould stocks
weie veiy qniet, and Missouri Pacific in
particular, but the latter displayed more
strength than the others and closed with a
substantial advance. The boom cem to
have culminated, and the execution of a few
stop orders to-day rattled it off 1 per cent,
but it seems lobe the intention of irs man
agers to permit no decline at pre-ent, ana
it whs alternard held steady to fit in. The
onlv features anions the low-priced shares
to-day were the Kansas anil Texas preferred
and the Susqiieiiannannd Western stocks, nut
late in the day Hicliicund and Wet Point
again came to the front, but too lato to make
an important gain.
The General list wps strong at the oneninjr.
but after a temporarv setback by the bears
rallied and became dull within narrow lim
its, and w hen the buying was resumed in
the last hour again moved forard moder
ately, the close being active and firm to
strong Kcnei-tllv at insignificant changes
from last night's figures. The active list,
however, shows some large gains, and
w mie Miz-tr :ot l per cent, Omaha is up V,
n.;.M ,1.... lis r Mni..... ..nn n in.'n.-C51
Chicacro G-ts 1, Lackawanna y Heading,
li.ttsileis." and Missouri Pacific each 1 per
cent, and Deliware and Hudson, which was
th tratuii of the late trading, 2 per cent.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 371,
231 shares, including: Atchison, 13 7C0: Chi
cago Gab. t!,45): Delaware, Lackawanna an I
'.Ve:e!i. -"J: l)eiawro and Hudson, 4.1fCj
F.rte, 9S5J; Louisviliu and Nashville, 6.S3J;
Xo-r"n'st-!i. S,10fl: Northern Pacific pre
fned, 2J,4u5:Xrw England. 21,533; Heading,
4S040: llifbm-n.d and West Point. 21 250; St.
Paul, !S,64'i: 5:. Paul and Omaha, 4,010; Union
Pacific, .'4,C.
Railroad lionds were more quiet and
Inched the strength which has marked the
dcaUjrs in tl cm of lute, and the more
lirom. it issues settled away somewhat,
making a majority of losses as the result ot
the dav's operations. The trading reached,
only 2,412,000, in i hich the Iteading firsts and
seconds, the Atclu-on incomes and the
Kansas and Tesas seconds wio the moat
prominent.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock lZxclianRe yester
day. Corrected daliv for The Dispatch by
Wmtxf.v i. rrriiKN-sox. oldest Plttsbnrg lnem
bersofUie Icn lork Mock Exchange, 57 Fourth
ai cnue.
American Cotton "Oil. .
American Cotto'i liL ufd
Am. iiuitar i:e5nh Co
Am.ufrar He uiiliig Co.,pfd
Atcu.. iop. x. . r
fsinadlan Pacillc.
Canadian Southern ,
Central of .Vw Jersey
Ceutral Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
C. ill., lft pfd
C. iO 2d pfd
Chicago Was Trust ,
C, Itur. A Qulncy
C. Mil. & t. Paul
C. Mil. A fat. Paul. ptd....
C, Kock I. A P
C St. P.M. AC)
C. St. P. M. A O. pfd. ...
C. A Northw esteni
C, A Norths estern, pfd. .
C. C. C. A I
Col. Coal A Iron
Col. A Hocking Valley
Del., Lick A Wet
Del. A Hudson
Den. A Ilio f! ramie
26
58
3H4
26 Sj
391,
7ii
108
10SV
82U
81 !4
"il I I 123
-i S314 92V 93
4SS4I
109 I
hi;
l's
73W
3i
iioli'
"46"l
8SJ
18
108 s.
Sri
48 45 47Sf
1091 im ' 103ii
114
111S 1U
141
7.-!s,"
3ii
30S$
HIS
126 Si
lO.'i
46
1
73V
73
3Ji
"ltj
"ih"
31.',
141'4
127
Den. A Kio Grande, pfd
i: T., Va. At II
43
UK
K. T.. Aa. A Ga., 2d pfd..
llllnoif o-ntral
Lake Trie A West ..
23
2!5i
71 H
iay
81K
:ts
(SK
9SH
ma
19
11514
8U
42
S'
.'i
M'i
20t
16
53V
17!
24V
sss;
riH
414,
2i
l.ake F.rle A AVi-st.. pfd...
.!
L.ake snore A ii. s
LouIsUIlcA Xasliville
Mobile AOhio
Mlssourt Pacific ,
National Cordajre Co
National Cordate Co.. pfd,
KM
123
Si's
i:i,
81 I
81 !i
3l'4
63H
(!l
GS'fl
98l
:ra
98V
101W
191,
1153a
1U1
1U1
National Lead Trust
N'ew York Central ...
19
IBS!
115!4
3
N. Y t A St. L.. 1st pfd.
N. T.. C. AM. i,. za piu..
N.Y., L. E. AtV
N. Y.. L E. AM"., pfd...
N.Y. AN. E
N. Y.. O.&W
JVorlolkA Western
Norfolk A We6tcm. pfd...
Norlli American C
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific, pfd
Oregon Improvement.....
PaciSe Mail
Peo., Dec A Evans
Philadelphia A Readiinr...
P., , C. ASt.I
P.. C. C. A St.L.. phi....
Pullman Palace Car. .....
Kichlnond A W.I'.T.
Iiktunoud A M'.P.T.,nfd.
St. Paul A Didutll
St. Paul. Minn. A Man....
Trias Pacific
Union Pacific ,
Wabash ......
Wabash, p'd
Western Union.............
Wlircliiijr A L. E ,
AVheeliiigA L. E.. pfd
Dts.A CMMftFd Trnst
National Lead Co
National Lead Co., pfd
.:!
3,
31'i
72H
50
72?
Ma
SO.
SOW
17-4
216
17V
25V
17'i
24 Vi
68 '
'-7
38?,;
7U
27X
3J
"
28f
3S,1!
"4isj
28 .
43 K
5 "
1?7
187,1 187 I 183 -
OpcnlHigliLow Clos
ing, est. est. nijr
Jlii :!j 3,'i -5
Ki cs &W
W SI" 84 &&
S2U "12 02 !J2U
44 44 43V 44
51 04- !N iW
m'i boh m4 eiu
1141, 114 114 115
3H4
26SJ 25 -JJiJ
"OSj 50 53
391. U) za&
ran r-.v
SIS 82"
17
71 H
4$
114V
3S
7
61!4
35
82
PhlladelphU Stocks.
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks for-
16V 17, -Uty
71 7I m
4iM s 46M
"five "ivi "0
49 41 43-4
UH H's 14'4
31 31H 31 U
. 84J4 MU M
18--4 33S 37!f
78'jl 783i, 78
eu'4 1: X a9!4
35 35 I 35
82 82 82
THE
nlMletl uv U iiliuev & blupucusuii, tirukrrs, .Nil. ot
J Fourth avenue, members or the .New York Stock
I Exchange:
IfW. .A8KCU.
PennsTlvanl.-iKailroad br, 5
Jtcaiiineltaliroad 2n i-ib :i
iiunaio. ji. . srmia '
LelilehVallev SO'J
Northern Pacific 24i
Xortlicrn Paciflo, pre! fiOi
Lelilgh Navigation
8V
50 ii
40
Boston Stocks Closing Prices.
Atcht. A Top Ai'i
Boston 4 Mont 3SH
Calumet &ilecla....30
Franklin ,....'1G
ICcarsarge. 12
Ooceola 30
anta Fe Copper.... H
Tamarack 162
Bnton Lnnil Co $i
West Knd Land Co. 17
Bell Telephone 205
Water Power aj
CentralMIn.Co 9
X.F.Telep.Tcler.. SI
B. & B. Copper 165
Thomson-Houston.. &03i
itoston A- AlDany....?JU
Boston Sc Maine li
riil., Bur.&Quhicv.lOi?,
x.aiierii j. n. OS.....U1
Mtchbnrg B. R
LittleKockAFt. S.
Mass. Central
Mer. Cen. cii
N. Y. X. K.......
K. Y. & N. r. 7s ...
Old Colony
. 17
50J
13)
1CSV
is. uemrai. com..
"Wis. Central pref...
.W5S!
4
Aiiuuez jin., new..
IS
Atlantic lijj
Mining Stock Quotations.
New York. Jan. 12. Alice, 140; Adams Con
solidated, 165; Aspen, 300: Best and Belcher,
100: Consolidated California and Virginia,
3S0:Deadwood T.,200: Uomestake, 1,100; Horn
Silver, 375: Iron -Silver. 140: Mexican, ISO;
Ontario, 41,50: Ophlr, 230; PIvmouth, IfiO:
Sava-re, 125; Sierra NevatlH. 150: Standard,
110; Union Consolidated, 323: Yellow Jacket,
100.
Tar Silver Quotations.
New Yonu, JauJ2. .swiaZ.! Bar silver in
London Jfd lower at 4!Kd per ounce. New
York dealers' price forsiLver92cperounce.
DOWN ANOTHER PEG.
Both Home and Foreign News Favors
the Bears in the "Wheat Fit Corn Dull
and Fluctuating Oats Steady Provis
ions Higher.
CHICAGO The slnmpiness displayed by
the wheat market yesterday was continued
to-day, and another lc decline was added to
the drop of lic recorded yesterday. Nearly
all the news was a discouragement to hold
ers. The heavy snow fall nearly all over
the -winter wheat belt assured protection to
the plant, in spito of the very cold weather.
Cables ware weak and lower. Domestic
markets all showed somo decline and there
was free selling almost from the start. The
market went to pieces, afterward recovering
sonie near the close. May opened lower at
Sic: fluctuated during tho forenoon between
90914c; broke alter noon to 90Jc, and
closed steadv at 90c.
Trade in corn was dull and the fluctuations
were "of the narrowest. About the only
piece of outside news to affect the market
was the inciease of about 1,750 000 bushels on
ocean passage. The market showed a shado
of weakness, in sympathy with wheat.
Oats were dull and ste:i(iy.
Hog products stronger and higher. There
was nothing in the situation to warrant this
bulge, and the opinion was lreely expressed
that it was due to manipulation. May pork
opened 5c lower at $11 52, and advanced
rapidly to $11 77K. then gradually, receded
and closed at $11 67K- I-ard and ribs sympa
thized with the movemont in pork.
The leading futures ranged as lollows. as cor
rected by John M. Oakley & Co.. 4 'Sixth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade:
. Open- High- Low- Clos-
WlIE IT, No. 2.
Jsimarv I S '( IS ! Si So'i
May Ul,'4 Sll!4 W.i WA
Corn-, No. 2.
Januarv. a M S3'. 3SM
February 3Ca 31 3H 3i!
May 41 41'i 40 40;a
HATS. NO. 2.
Januarv. 2S' MV 2SSi Klf
Mav ., 81J4 31J 3j,i 31
Mess Pork;
January 11 32K 11 31V 1130 1130
Mav 11525 II "h 115JU 11 Cj.'i
Laud.
Januarv. 0 3) fi SO 6 20 0 20
Mar....". 6 50 6 57 6 50 6 57.
Short Ribs.
January. 5 50 5 00 5 51 5 55
May 5 80 5 90 5 SO 5S7
Cash quotations are as follows:
dull and uuchanzed. No. 2
Flour
spnn
wheat. gSVfc: No. 3 snrimr wheat. 8Qc No .2
red, S7c: Xo. 2 corn.SSc; No. 2 oats, 28-Vc;
No. 2 white, 31W2.;hc: No 3 white. 30
31c: No. 2 rve, 3V5--; No. 2 batlev. 60c: No. 3.
I. o. b., 4459e: No. 4, f. o. b.. 3I4Sc: No. 1
flaxseed, S0c; ptin.e timothv seed, $1 201 24.
Mess pork, per bbl.,JS 253 37K. Lard, per
100 lbs, $6 20. Short ribs sides (loose), $5 St
5 60: dry salted shoulders (boxed). $4 50
4 62K: short clear sides (boxed), $5 855 9j.
AVhistv, distillers" finished goods, per gal.,
$1 IS. Siisrars uiichanKed.
On the Produce Exchange to-dav tho but
ter maiket was firm- fancy" Elgin cream
ery, i0330c: ilno Western. 262Se; fine dair
ies 2024c: ordinary, 1719. Egg, 23S24C
XKAV lORK-Flonr dull, heavy and un
settled. Wheat Snot market dull and
lower: No. 2 red, $1 00 in store and elevator,
$1 0!fi$! 02J4 afloat; $1 011 03f. o. b.: No.
3 red. 'J7J08c; unsmded red, WXcjjJl 0X:
No. INoitliern, $1 02Ji; No. 1 hard, fl 05i
j?l 0Ji: No. 2 Northern, 97)4c. Options No.
2 l-ed, January, $1 001 uli. closing at$l 00:
Fohrnarv, $1 003l Olj;, closinr at $1 nok;
Maich, $1 01J1 02i closinir nt $1 02: April.
$1 02!1 0;closingatSl 02Jg: May,$l 017-16
(1 02J, closinp at SI 01J June. 99Kc
$1 (XV,1;. closing nt 93Jj;c: July, 99J Jg!)0)ic, clos
ing at SSc. Rve dull and easy; Western, 97
99c Ilarley quiet and e.isIer:"No2 Mil wnu
ke;, 71:3r. Corn Snot market weaker and
tairlv active; No. 2, 50J;;51iJc In elevator,
SlJiSKEc afloat: ungraded mixed. 35SSc; No.
3, 45tGcsteamer mixed, 49JfSlc: options,
a,ntttij, iivifti.ngi:, closing lie W',c; rco
rtiiry, 50'Jn0Kc. closing at 50' fc;
March, 41) J3 1835ric, closing at lOc:
April, 49J'50c, closing at oOc: Mav, 4BK
1'c. , closing at 49e. Oats Spot
market tairly active mid unchanged:
options dull and easier; January, .16U
(ISSfic, closing at ."3;c; Febiuarv. 3S?
3(i;c, closing at 3GXc; Mnv, STKgSTrSgC,
closing at 37Jc: No. 2 white February,
asjc: spot No. 2 white, SSKgsS-Xc: mixed
Western. SGK3Sc: white do, 3S13c; o. 2
Chicaso, 37ri37Xc. Hay firm. Hops active
and stionc; State common to choice, 2025c;
Paciflccoast,2025c. Tallowdul! andsteadv.
Kvgs quiet and easier; Western, 2525c.
Pore quiet and steady; mess, $9 "310 3;
extra prime. $9 0. Cut mats firmer; pTckleii
bellies, 55Jic; do shoulders, 4c; do hams,
7JSc. Middles firmer: short clear, $G 40.
Lard stronger, moderate demand: Western
steam closed at $G 57Kmd: citv. SB CttrZK 10-
I options January, fG S&6 57: ro'briiRry, $6 CO;
March, $G 69 bid: May, f6 828S7, closinir it
su s-j. xsuiier in cooa ziemana ana nrm
e-stara datrj , 1823c: Elgin, 31c. Chceso
in inir demand aud firm: part skims. 51Z
I0c. " '
PHILADELPIIIA Flour weak. Wheat
dull and lower: No. 2 red, Januarv, WK98c;
Febniat v. 9999c; March. $1 00l 01; April,
$1 021 02J. Corn depressed by free offer
ings and prices on all deliveries in export
elevator declined KKci there was a fair
business In spot and near deliveries to fill
fieights; local car lots steady and quiet: No.
4 in grain depot, 44c: No. 3 lit export ele
vator, 4c: steimer in do, 5?c; No. 2 yellow
in grain depot, 04c: No. 2 snot. 0c: No. 3
mixed, Januarv. 49p53e; FeDroarv, March
and April, 40Kc. Oats Car lots dull;
so. 3 white, ssQaac; No. 2 white, 40c; do
choice, 40c: No. 2 white, Jannarv, r.939Kc;
February, March and April, 3339j. Pro
visions are fairly steadv: poik, new mess,
$11 B0gil2 00: do, family, $14 03: smoked hams.
9Jillc. Butter Fine goods scarce and
firm: Pennsylvania creamery, extra, 31c;
Pennsylvania print, extra, wholesale, 34c;
jobbing, 353Sc. Eggs dull and weaK; Penn
sylvania firsts, 24c.
BALTIMORE Wheat easv: No. 2 red,
spot. $1 00)1 00K: January. $i 00: Februarr.
$1 XrSl 00;ft March, $1 01 May. $1 02J;5
MfB50Kc: :
49K19e: April, 49M49JJ; May. 50c: steamer
mixed, 47Uc. Oats weak; No. 2 white West
em, sesame; No. 2 mixed Western; 37c
zinitcu. .c veijf ijuim; au. s, sue 1)111.
liny steady; pood to choice timothy, $13 00
14 00. Provisions active and steadv. Butter
linn and active; creninery fancy, 313ic; do,
fair to choice, 2730c; do, imitation, 24g)27cj
ladle fancy, 23c; jrood to choice, 2022c; rolls,
fli:e.21c; do.fair to eoOd,1720c; stole packed,
1618c Kjjrs frrmt24c.
KW ORLEANS Susar quiet, but steady:
open kettle, -prime to strict! v prime, 3s;
jrood fair to fully fair, 2 13-162e; fair, 2Jic;
common to uood common, 22 ll-10e; in
ferior, 2Vi02Jjc- centrifugal, prime lellnw
clarified, 3 !l-lt)3 ll-16c: off ao, 3;3 7-l6c-seconds,
2Ji3-4c- Molasses steady; open
kettle, strictiv trimc, 30c; good prime, 28
i9c: prime,2627c; cood common to good fair,
2325c: centiifusl. strictly prime, 1820c;
sood prime, 1517c; lair to prime, 1014e:
common to good common, 69;: syrup, 24
292. Otheis quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI Flour easy. Wheat in fair
demnnd: No. 2 red, 9I95c. Corn weak; No.
2 mixed, 43Jc. Oatt, in fair demand and
firm; No. 2 mixed, 34Kc. Kye dull: No. 2,
SSc Pork nominal: $11 25 lor now. Lard in
Kod demand at $0 10. Cut meats quiet at
$5 50. Bacon in lhjlit demand at $7 00. Butter
nrraer; fancy Elsrin creamery. 313Je; Ohio
272Sr; choice dairy, 16lSc. E 'gs strong at
2X-. Cheese firm.
MILV vUTvliE Flour quiet. Wheat easv;
May, 86c; No. 2 spring, 83c: No. 1 Northern,
S9e. Corn quiet; No. 3, Siiic Oats aulet:
flnn. Pork May, $11 fi7J Lard May, $S 55.
JUNNEVOLIK-Wheat No. 1 Northern,
January, 83c: vesterday,84Kc: May.openins,
S7c: hurresr. hTVe: lowest Kfl'Xc-rinsing .
day at 8c; yesterdav, STJffc; ou track. No. 1
hard. 85kr; No. 1 Northern, 81Vc; No. 2
Northern, 7981c ' - .
KANSAS ClTr-Wheat, steady; 'Na 3
PITTSBURG - .DISPATCH,
cash. 76c bid. Corn higher; No. 2. cash, sold
at 3Uc; Januarv. 330 hid, 340 asked.
Oats higher: So. 2cash, JSJe bid; January.
28a bid. 2S?c asked: May, 30c uid, 30io
asked. ggs in good demand and firm at inc.
TOLEDO Wheat active mid lower; No. 2
ca3h nnd Januarv, 90c; Miv, 9Hc Corn
firm and steadv: No. 2 cash, 42s; No. 3, 40Ke;
No.
4, SSUc Oats quiet: cash, 3114c; May.
33e.
Eye dull; cash, 83c.
ONE WELL YESTERDAY.
KELSO NO. C OF PATrERSON & JONES
WAS ALL THA't CAME IN BIG.
Somo Good Gordon "Wells TJeported Near
"Willow Grove Tho Production Did Not
Change Testerday Several Wells "Which
Should Get tho 'Pay Streak To-Day.
There were few wells added to the list in
the McDonald field yesterday. The only
one of importance, or rather of-size, was
Patterson & Jones' No. (i, on the Kelso
farm, in southwest McCurdy. It was re- I
ported to have come in and to be making
SO barrels an hour. It is located
in old territory and is not muoh of a sur
prise, as there are good wells in the imme
diate vicinity. Bailey & Patterson's well at
Willow Grove camo in vesterdav and in the
first 12 hours put 135 barrels of oil in the
tank. It is in the Gqrdon sand. Thompson
& Co. are starting two wells ontneMcVicker
property back of Willow Grove.
Tlie Lennox well at Oakdale was shot yes
terday morning with 20 quarts of glycerine.
It responded bv throwing a Btilhl column of
oil as high as the crown puller. The people
wljohave leases in the neighborhood -believe
it will be a fair well.
The production yesterday was the same
as the day before, owing to a number of old
wells .having been agitated. The stocks
wero pulled on for a short time and reduced
to 7L000 barrels. There is now no danger of
the production going to such a point that it
cannot be handled, and no one in the field
ever expects to see it above 30,000 barrels
again. The Gordon production is still going
up, but not as fast as it was a few months
ago.
In the Upper Country.
The "mystery" weH on Sawmill run is at
tracting a great many northern oil men to
that vicinity. It is guarded, and nooneis
nllowcd to visit it. It is supposed to
be about 1,400 feet deep, but nothing
definite is known about it. The well
is located 11 mites north of Ivinzun.
The latest report from it is that the hole
has been plugged on top of the fourth sand;
Almost any morning the farmers in the
vicinity expect to wake up and find them
selves rich, as it Is believed that the owners
fif this 'well will send the bit into the santl
some nice night.
The well first drilled by the Smethport
Gas Company on tho Tyler farm, a mile
southeast of Smethport, has demonstrated
that there is a fine gas rock in the vicinits-,
and that oil may be found in paying quanti
ties. The Gale well, on Mifldlo Island, near St.
Mary's, is flowing at the rate of 109 barrels a
month. Tho Standlfoid well made a nice
flow last week. There are no tanks at the
well, and the oil was lost.
Ganges of the "Wells.
The gauges of the wells in the JIcDonald
field yesterday which are making 20 barrels
an hour and over were as follows:
Guffcy, Jennings & Co.'s No. 1 Mathews,
30; No. 3, Matthews 50; Nos. 2 and 4 Herron,
SO; No. L Mathews heirs, 70; Oakdale Oil Com
pany's Nos. 1 and 2 T.ahlwin, 35: Nos. 1 and 2
Wallace, oo; Forest Oil Companys'No. 4 Her
ron. 25: Patterson A; Jones' No. 3 Kelso, 30;
Devonian Oil company's N os. 1 ana z isoyce,
75: Woodland Oil Company's No. 1 Gamble,
20; No. 4 Gamble, 20: Morgan heirs' No.
2. Oakdale Oil Comnanj'. 35; S. Sturgeon,
1 and 2 Guffev, Gnlcy & Murphy, 65; P.oyal
Gas Company's No. 2 MBobb. &5. Produc
tion or the field based on the foregoing, 2S,
000 barrels. The Southwest Pennsylvania
Pipe Line runs from McDonald Monday
were 31,092 51 barrels; outside of McDonald,
12.30G.7S. National Transit runs, 3G.46J.01: ship
ments, 61,409.11 Miicksbnrg luns, 952fi.
Buckeye runs, 34,450.12: shipments, 60.15S.77.
Eureka runs, b.929.52; shipments. 506 02.
Southern Pipe Line shipments, 34,723 65 bar
rels. Stock in the field, 71,000 barrels.
Tho well on the Gallagher farm. Just
north of" St. Mary's, is standing full of oil.
It will be either shot or pumped before
many days and steps taken to see what
there is in it.
Patterson & Jones' No. 5 in southwest Mc
Curdy and tho Forest Oil Company's No. 2
J. M. Glenn and No. 2, K. W. Glenn should
both be in to-day.
, Testerdaj'g Market Teatnres.
Trading was fair, but lighter than on the
previous day. The price was also weaker,
showing that buyers are still deterred by the
uncertainties of tho situation. The Febru
ary option opened at G3c, advanced to 64c,
weakened to G3Jc nnd closed at that figure.
Cleaialices were 136,000 barrels. Refined at
New York, 6 45c; London, 5 7-lGd: Antwerp,
IGJJf. Daily average runs, 82,304; dally aver
age shipments, 62,860.
Oil CiTr.Jnnuary 12. NationalTransit cer
tificates opened at 6tc, highest. WKc; low
est, 63c; closed at GSVe; sales, 141,000 bbls;
cloirances, .'90.C00 bids; shipmonts, 123,394
bbls; runs, 91.05 harifls.
BnADFOBD.Jan. 12. National Transit certifi
cates opened at CSc: cloed at 63c; high
est. C4ic; lowest, 63c; clearance!, 212,000
barrels. l
New Yoaic. Jan. 13. Petroleum onened
1 steady at an advance of c, on mtjbII bny-
inuiuuis; men ucl-iiuuu uunn lew soil
ing orders from tho West and closed weak:
Pennsylvania oil, spot, opening at 62c: high
est, G2Jc; lowest, (Br; closing at 62c: February
options, opening, 625.c; highest, 64'c; low
est, 63c: closing, 633c. Lima oil, no sales;
total sales, 81,000 barrels.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Receipts, Shipments and Prices nt East Lib
erty and All Other Stock Turds. '
OFFicr: op The Disr-ATCH, )
Pittsburij, Tuesdat, January 12.
Cattle Keceipts, 819 head; shipments,
693 head; market slow at yesterday's prices;
no cattle shipped to New Yoit to-day.
IIoos Receipts, 2,700 head; shipments, 1,800
bend; market slow; all Rrndcs, $4 254 40;
5 cars hosrs shipped to New York to-daj.
SnEEPUccaipts,4S60 head; shipmonts, 4,200
head; maiket slow at yesterday's prices.
I5y Telecrapli.
Chicairo Cuttle Receipts, 8,000 .head:
shipments, S000 head; market active and
hin-
meuts, 12,000 head: market opened active and
piosoiiweaK tn a snane lower; rotiuh and
common, $1 C04 0.'5; prime mixed, $4 10: prime
heavv and butcliers1 weights, ?4 104 23
light," U C04 10. Sheep Receipts, 7,000 head:
shipments, 2,000 head: market acthe and
steadv to blither: native ewes, $3 80jJ4 10:
mixed, $4 504 75: Western wethers, $4 75S!
6 45; lambs, J4 250 25.
New York Beeves Receipts, 1,259 head,
All for exporters and slaughterers; no trade:
feeling steady; dressed beef dull at 79o
per pound: shipments to-morrow, 7G0 quar
ters of beef. Calves Receipts, 179 head;
market dull and easier: veals, $6 009 25 per
100 pound: grassers, $2 G02 0. Sheep Ite
ceints. 3,070 head; market firmer: sheep,
$4 005 50 per 103 pounds; lambs, $6 0537 25:
dressed mutton steady at 810c per pound:
dressed lambs weak at 9llc. Hoks Re
ceipts, 7,715 head, consigned direct; nomi
nally stead' at $3 90i 30 per 100 pounds.
Buffalo Cattle Keceipts, 21 loads
through, 11 sale; market about steady Jor
good stock at yesterday's decline, flogs
Receipts, 17 loads through, 125 sle; market
slow Dut steauv: neavv grades. 4 ssat 40?
packers and mediums, $4 354 40. Sheep and
lambs Receipts, 11 loads tlirouzh, 78 sale;
market steady for best grades lambs:
good sheep firmer: sheep, extra fancy, $5 25
5 75; good to choice, $4 905 CO; lambs,
uood to extra, $6 50B 75; common to fair do,
$S 00ti 25.
Cincinnati Hogs' in good demnnd nnd
strong; common nnd light, $3 734 2; pack
ing and butchers, $4 05l 30; receipts, 5,700
bead: shipments, 2V460 head. Cattle easy
and unchanged; receipts,. 440 head: ship
ments, 390 head. Sheep steady and un
changed: receipts, 370 head; shipments, 210
head. Lambsin listit snpplyand firm: com
mon to choice, $4 00G 25 per 100 pounds.
Kansas Ctt.v Cattle Receipts, 6 403 bead:
shipments, 1,400 head: market steady to 10c"
lower for steers; cows steadv: stockers and
feeders steadv; steers, $3 005 25: cows,
$1 753 50; stockers and leeders, $2 003 50.
Hois Receipts 16,200 head: shipments, 8,000
head: maiket strougj. bulk, $3 703 85. nil
grades, $3 G04 00. Sheep Receipts, 1,600
bead; shipments, none; market unchanged.
St.Lonls Cattle ReceiDts,12,300head:sliip
ments, COO head: mirket steadv; fair to good
natives: $3 001 25: fed Texans, $3 004 00.
Hogs Receipts, 7,600 head; shipments, 1,0'JO
bead: market 5c higher; fair to lanev heavv,
$4 t04 CO; mixed.ordinarv to good, S3 504 00;
light, fair to best, $3 936410. Sheep Re
ceipts, 400 head; shipment-, none; market
strong; fair to choice, $4.005 50.
Omnha Cattle Receipts, 3,000 head: mar
ket unchanged and slow; common to fancy
steers, $2 75t 75; Westorn, $2 503 75. Hogs
Receipts. 7,800 head; market 5c higher;
light. $3 833'95; heavy, $3 904 85; mixed,
$3 503 9J. Sheep Receipts. 130 bead; the
demand good; market steady; natives. H 00
25; Westerns, 3 755 00.
t -
WEDNESDAY. JANTJART
THE HOME MARKETS.
Fancy Grades of Elgin Creamery Are
Once More Advanced.
EAIN IS AGAINST PRODUCE TRADE.
The Upward. Movement of Hay Is Checked,
and Cereals ire Quiet.
SUGAR AND COPFEB. ARE STILL FJRM
Office of The Dispatch. 1
I'jTTSBUKO, Tci'SDAY, January 12.
Country Produce Jobbing Prices
At the Monday auction sales Elgin cream
ery lound a higher, level than.was reached
last week. The advance was equivalent to
lc per pound, making a rise of 2c in the
two weeks. T?ancy creamery is reported
very scarce in this "market. Anything be
low fancy is dull and slow at old prices.
Egjs are still slow and slight concessions
are being made by dealers on our present
quotations. .
In fruit and vegetable lines we hare to
sing the old, old story of quiet markets.
Trade gives little sign of revival from the
lethargy which has prevailed sinco-tbe New
Tea began its career. The steady rains
and slushy streets served to aggravate the
dullness tills morning, and the occupation
of commission men seemed to be almost
gone, from the appearance of things along
Liberty sti eet.
AFPLGS-fl 5C(S2 COpertiarrei.
Bi"rrni-CreaiiiervKlj:lii. 323Sc: Ohio brands.
I&MIe: eommon country utitter, l(!17c: choice
country roll, l!az!c. "
Beans New York anil Michigan pe. Jt 90200
marrowfat. J2 152 23: Lima beans, 4l!4c$ H.
hand pIcLed medium, tl !io2 CO.
BKKSWAX-Choice, 32ffi35c$lb: low grades, 22
in .
lltJCKWUKAT FLOUR-New, 2!4"2K ? lb
CltF.KST,"Ohlr ehnlop. Il.'SJlle!? Nei
ew
York
checsi1
eo.-e. Unlive; Llinb'ircer, 12't13'iC: w lscon
iSneitzer, lull cream, 13JiHc; Imported Swclt-
r 9.1i3lrtie
Sin
zer. 2A32t!!Ce.
t'ini a (Joiintrv elder, $3 5T 00 B barrel
sand
reiuicii. 5u wtO'i &y: craD ciuer, i,u uj.
CitAXBcnKiES-Per box, 2 002 W; per barrel,
f7 00S 00.
j'.oc,estr!ctlv fresh nearby stock, 2a23c; cold
storage epgs. 19f20o.
FKATOXHS-Eitra live geese, 5758c; 'o. 1, 48
50e ? lb; mixed lots. SKayiOc.
DitiLti FhSits -Peaclr'S. halves, OKc: evapor
ated apples, S9c: apricots. 910c: blackberries.
664c; raspberries, lXS.Vic; dried grapes, 4i
45ie; huckleherrles. 73C.
Game Wild turkeys, St 602 00 each: mallard
ducks. t 00 per pair: teal ducks. 52 -JQ3 00 per dozen:
pheasants. $1 25 p-r pair: quail, S2S0pcr dozen:
squirrels, SI 00(31 50; rabbits. -offiWc tier pair;
whole deer, ll12c?Ib: saddles. 16I8c Hlb.
IIonev New crop white clover, lG17c; Call
fola 1 1 ney. 1515e f) lb.
Maple Syrup 7.VS 0e gallon.
MArLESroAR-ioc lb.
Podltrv Alive Chickens, 63S70canair, large:
EOJilSOc, medium: live turkevs, 1213c? ft; ducks,
60o70c a pair; dressed chickens, 1516c lb;
dressed turkeys, 16I8c lb; dressedducks; lG17c
1?Ib.
Potatoes Carload lots. STifaAOc on track: from
store, 4045c a bushel: Southern sweets, St 501 75
a narrei. .lerseys. d unaw -z.
Sekds Western recleaned medium clover job
bing at $3 20: mammoth at S5 65; timothy, tl 45 for
prime, nnd SI 50 for choice: blue grass, 2 65(3)2 80;
orchard grass, l 75 : millet, 1 00: German, St 15;
Hungarian. $1 JO: tine lawn,- 25c lb; seed buck
wheat, St 401 50.
Tallow Country, 4c: city rendered, 5c.
TRoricAL Fruits Lemons, $4 00(3)1 50: Floridn
oranges. 2 503)2 73 a box: bananas, 11 75S2 CO firsts,
I 2S1 50 good seconds per bunch; Malaga granes,
85 5ai0 i0 a hair barrel; new layer figs, U(3i6c
per Hi.
Vegetables Cabbage. S3 00(311 00 a hundred;
ycllon Daiiver onions, S2 252 50 .1 harrel; toma
toes. 82 CO per bushel; celery, 25)c per dozen;
turnips, aoegst 00 a barrel.'
Groceries.
Sugars are very firm and all signs point to
an advance in prices. Spot coffees are
steady and futures are quiet. Open kettle
molasses continues firm with a fair prospect
of higher prices at an early day. Tho move
mept of general groceries is slow, as it uni
formly is at this season.
Green Coffee Fancv. 2122c; choice Rio, 20
20c: prime, 19Jic; low grade Rio. 17illSj!c: old
Government Java, 27a.Sc: Maracaibo, 2IH22,'4c;
Mocha, 27(3282C;Snmo. 21H22ic; Caracas, 22J
53Kc: La Guarra. 21H22c.
Roasted (in papers) Standard brands, 19c: high
grades. 22&3i25&c; old Government Java, built, 28
30c:Mar,-calbo. 21 (3123!c; Santos, l&W&SHc; pea
berry. 25c; choice Kio. lic; prime Rio, 19c; good
Rio, 18Mc: ordinary. 10isi7Xe.
Spices (whole) Cloves, 13i4c: allspice,. 10c;
cassia, 8c: pepper, lie; nutmeg 70S0o.
Petroleum (Jobbers' prices) 1100 test, 6X0;
Ohio. 120. 7,c: headlight, 150. 7Jic: water white,
(HaOJjc; globe. I'ai4sic:clalne. 15c: carnadhie. lie;
royaliue, 14e;redoll, 10fUc; purity, 14c: olelnc,
14c.
Miners Oil Vo. 1 winter, strained, 4244c per
gal.: summer. SH-ITc: lanl oil, 5V358c.
SYRUP Corn syrup, 2.": choice sugar syrup.
31iCc; prime sugar syrup, 3032c; strictly prime,
28T0c.
S. O. SIolasses Fancy new crop. 40(32c:
choice, 40i'c; old crop. 3G33c: N. O. syrup, 44
50c.
Soda Bl-carn. In kegs, 3i(S3Vc: bl-carb. In Ks,
5Xc: bl-carb, assorted packages. 5,V6c; sal soda.
In keg. lVc: do granulated, 2c.
Caxdles Star, full weight, 9c; stearlne, per
set. S'ic: paratllne. H12c.
Rice Head Carolina, 6M6!c; choice, 5J)6c;
Louisiana 5!4(oS54c.
Starch Pearl, 4c; corn starch. 66c; gloss
starch. 6a7c.
Foreign Frcits I.aver raisins. (2 00: London
layers. S2 25: Muscatels. 11 75: California Muscatels.
$t 601 75; Valencia. 77;4c; Ondara Valencia. 8(3
tic; Sultana, 10(a)l5c: enrrants, 4Si5c; Turkey
prunes, Offtr.c: French prunes, 8!)c: Salonlca
prunes. 111 2-lb ptckages. 9c; rocoanuts, ? 100.SS 00;
almonds. Lati.. ? lb. 2CK-: do Ivica. 17c: do shelled.
50c: walnuts. Nap., 13I4c Sicily Alberts, 13c;
Smyrna figs, KftMic: new d ttis. 51i6c: Krazilnuts.
7c; pecans. 15(ffl7c: citron. lb, 2324c; lemon
peel, 12c fUb; orange peel, 12c.
Dried FruitsJ-appIcs. sliced. 6Kffi8'c; apples,
evaporated, UfdSKc: peaches, evaporated, pared,
arVailc; peaches, California, evaporated, itnpared.
13(3U6c: cherries, pitted, lie-cherries, unnttted. 8?:
raspberries, evaporated, 1819c. blackberries, 6
7c: huckleberries. 8c.
M'Cars Cubes, 4;$c: powdered ,4Sic: granulated,
4?feC; conrectloners. 4Jic; soft white. 4'ii'3;4,4C: yel
low, choice. 3?i⁣ yellow, good,3?a(3;3Jfc; yellow,
fair. 3ir(5:3V;c.
Pickles Medium, bbls (1,200), ?4 75; medium,
half h'lls (600), S285.
Salt-No. 1. bbl, tl 20: No. l.extra ? bbl.Sl 10:
dairy. Shbl. 120: coirsc crystal, ? bbl. SI 20;
IIIggiu'urel;a.4 bit sacks, S2 80; Iligias' Fureka,
16 14-ft pickets, ssno.
Cann-ed Goons Standard peaches. St 75(311 90:
2ds. ?1 25u,l 33; extra peaches. 2 005: Id; pie
.peaches, svasoe: flnentcorn. St 2VR150: Hfd. Co.
corn, 85c.l 00: red cherries. ?10C1 10: Lima
beans. $1 10: soaked do. 85c; stringed do. Cy3170c;
marrowfat peas, $1 0C(31 15: soaked peas, 6yT)70c:
pineapples. $1 2TK31 SO; Bahama do, fi 00: damson
plums", SI 1;; greengages. St 25: egg plums, SI 00;
California apricots. 81 75Q1 90: California pears,
f2 10(3)2 25; do grecngageh. ft 35: do egg plums,
ft 85: extra white cherries, 52 75; raspberries, ,
St 0?(31 10; strawberries. uvftSl 10; gooseberries.
S1WH3105; tomatoes, 8.:95c; salmon. J-lb cans,
St SOttSt 81; blackberries. 0c: succotash. 2-ft cans,
so iked, POc; do green. 2-lb cans. 1 25(3)1 50: corn
beef. 2-tbci;is. l fAStl 07:1-Ib can', ?l 20; baked
beans. t 40iai 55: lobsters. I0-ltcaps, 1 25; mack
er.el. 1-lb cans, boiled, tjl 50: sardines, domestic.
Us, $3 8-75)4 DO; )t's, ss 50; sardines. Imported, Hs,
fit 5012 CO: sardines, imported. Js, 18 00; sar
dines, mustard. $3 30: sardines, spiced. f:i 50.
jiisii i.xiran,o. 1 nioaier macserei, 71 uu per
bbl: extra No. 1 do mess, 520 00: No. 2 shore mack
erel, S18 CO; No. 2 large mackerel, J11 50; J,o. 3
large mackerel. 814 00: No. 3 8mallmarkerel. 810 00.
HctTiugs-Spllt. SO 50: lake. ?3 05 ? 103-lb bbl.
White fish. 4 75 I00-Ib half bbl. Lake trout,
85 50 half bbl. Finnan naddles, 10c ft ft. Ice
land halibut, 12c ft. Pickerel, half bbl. S4 CO
quarter bhl, SI 60. Holland herring, 75c. Walkott
herring. 90c.
Oatmeal! 905 00.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Sales on call at the Grain Exchnnge: 1 car
wheat straw, ?5 50, Baltimore and Ohio; 1
car sample oats, $3750, regulai. Receipts, as
bulletined, 39 cars. By Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Railway: 1 enr of car corn, 3
of bran, 4 of oats, 7 of'liour, lof hav, 2 of
straw.- By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St.
Louis: Scars or bran,,! of bay. By Balti
more and Ohio: 9 cars ot hay, 1 of bran. By
Pittsburg and Lake Erie: 1 car of hay, 2 of
Hour, iiyriinmimana western: 1 car or
oats, 1 of hay, 2 of wheat. Largo receipts
liave brought the upward movement of bay
to a standstill and prices are a shade lower
than they havo been" for a few days past.
The movement of cereals in general is slow,
with the situation favorable to the buver.
No. 2 red wheat is to be had a shade below
$L The best offer at the Exchange to-day
i as 97c per bushel, with $1 asked.
Following notations are for- carload lots on
track. Dealers charge au advance, ou these prices
from stored v
Wheat No. 2 red, 99cSl 00; No.. 3 red, 95
corn No. 2 yellow ear, 5051c; high mixed
ear. WtfiKOc; mixed car, 4747Sv: No. 2 yellow,
shelled 4'-a46c: high mixed shelled. 44Ut:;c:
mixed shelled, 4344c: new No. 2 yellow slUlled,
4lHl-c: high mixed do, -O,0,i2c.
OATS-No. 1 oats, 38'fSlc: No." 2 while. Sl!
S3sc; extra No, 3 oats, 38-57.Ucr' mixed o.its,31Hs
35c.
Rye No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio; 9596c;'No.
1 Western, 043i95c.
Barley 68(S75c.
Flour Jobbing prices fancy spring patents,
25(S 50: faucy winter pa!ents,'5 25(3 50:" fancy
straight winter, $.'. 03(5 25: fancy straight spring,
5 25550: clear white-. WfJiSOO: straight NXXX
bakers'. $4 755 CO. Rye Sour, CO5 .0.
Millfeed No. 1 white middlings, f2J U022 50 ?
ton; No. 2 white middlings. SloSofiUlM); brown
middlings, 17 60(3)18 00: winter wheat hrau, 18 (0
18 50; chop leed, 2t 00(3)23 00.
HAY-Baled timothv. choice; 13 50i3 75: No. 1,
12 60(5)13 JO: No.M. $io 75I1 00: clover hay, f 11 50
12 25: loose from wagon. 13 UC16 00. accordlug
to quality; packing hay, (8 oCffl'J 1 0.
STRAW-Oats, 7 007 50; wheat, 15 506 00; rye,
(6 00(3)6 25. "
Provisions.
Sugar cured hams, large. .
Sugar cured bams, medium
Sugar cured hum. Email,.,.
9
13,' 1892.
Snftar cured California hams... 7K
Sugar cured b. bacon...: .
Sugar cured skinned hami, large 10
Sugar cured sllnned haras, medium v... .10
Sugarcured shoulders.. i .'....i H
Sugar cured honetees shoulders 8!
Sugar cured skinned atioulderr. ?
Sugar cured bacon shoulders.;. 6
sugar cured drv-salt shoulders M
Sugar cured d. beef, rounds 12
Sugar cured d. beer, setts .' 9
Sugarcuredd. beef, Hats 7
Bacon, clear sides. 30 Ibi. 7W
Baton, clear bellies, 201bs "!
Dry talt clear sides, 311bs ave'g, Mf
Dry 9alt clear sides, 201bsave'g 75
Mess pork, heavy 12 00
Mess pork, family i 12 00
Lard, refined In tierces , o'i
Lard, retlned in one-half bbls...... &
Lard, refined in 60-lb tabs 5'i
Lard, relined in 20-lh palls 'i
Lard, refined In 50-lb cans 8 ''
Lard.'retined In 3-lli tin palls 6
I.art. refined in ; 5-Hi tin palls . 6H
Lard, refined hi 10-lb tin pails Ki
BANKEEB' DAY.
Results of Elections for Directors Few
Contests and Changes.
City banks elected directors for tho ensu
ing year yesteiday. There were fewer
changes than usual, and no bitter contests.
Results are given below:
First Alexander Nlmlck, Robert S. Hays.
James II. Lindsay. James S. McCord, Thomas
Wlglitman. John "Wilson. James Laugblhi, Jr.,
Harry Brown, Charles K. Sneer.
Huquesxe William G. Johnston. Edwin Bind
ley, James McKav, Michael Munhall, John Mun
hnll. W. U. lioggs. Joseph Sliallenberger, George
Wilson, John Ilindlev, John W. Kobson.
IROX Citv Alexander M. Bvcrs, James Herd
man. W. "W. Speer, Samuel Lindsay. Jr.. Charles
L. Cole. W. N. Frew, John R. McGinlev, E. M.
Hirers, Lewis Im in, D. C. Clapp. J. 1). Laying.
Charles Donnelly. John C. stevc-oson.
Citizens George A. Berry. John It. Rlsher. H.
C. Bughman. William B. Negley. Robert PItcalru,
George W. Dilivorth, A. C. McCalUm, K. K. Wil
son, A. D. Smith.
Peoples J." W. Chairant. A. F. W. Painter, B.
F. Jones, D. MrK. Lloyd, J. Painter, Jr., G. C.
Davis, Charles II. Spang. D. E. Park, T. P. Day.
Tradfsjiexs A. Bradley, John liLiilap, John
F. Dravo, W. D. Wood, Sullivan Johnston, Oliver
P. bcalfe, James M. Schoonimikcr. Charles H.
Bradley, S. S. Crump, L. M. Plnmer, J. Z.
Schwartz.
Safe Deposit and Thust Compact a. E. "W.
raintcr, Thomas Wlghtman, John 11. Klcuetson,
Abraham Garrison, Charles J. Clarke, Felix R.
Brunot, William K. Thompson, George shlras,
Jr.. James Lauglilln, Jr.
Mechanics Georsru J. Gorman. James S. At-
terbui-v. A. U. Howard, Philip Reymer. Thomas
Snowdon, W. R. Thompson, Wilson Jllllcr, James
&. Kuhn. L. M. Morris.
Fort Titt D. Leet Wilson, James M. Bailey,
John B. Dnnlcvy. Patrick Smith. Samuel Ewart,
Robert U. King. 1). Herbert Uostetter, Robert H.
Wilson. John M. Rlsher.
SIerciiants amj Mancfactcrkrs E. M.
Ferguson, George A. Kelly, Henry Lloyd, H.
S'llers McKee, .rohn E. Hu'rford. Jt. P. Wallace,
John Caldncll. Thomas D. Messier, John Eaton.
Allegheny NATIONALJohn Caldwell, Jr.,
Joshua Rhodes, B. II. Ruble, James McGregor. J.
McM. King. Walter Chess, N William Stewarl,
Thomas Evans, R. V. Johnson.
Union It. S. Smith, Addi-011 Lvslc. Charles At
well, J. C. Lappe. A. G. Cubbage. Joseph Home.
Adam Wilson, Thomas M. Armstrong. John U.
Wilson.
Diamond A. Garrison. Wllilsm M. Hersh. J.
"W. Carnahan, W. A. Nlmlck. J. W. Porter,
Joseph Albree, Juhn A. Eckert, Charles Donnelly,
AVltllam Holmes.
Commercial 3L W. Rankin, John V( . Herron,
J. S. Reymer, S. S. Marvin, James Dicknon, D. F.
Henry, Henry Warner, AS". G. McCandltss, E. A.
Meyers.
Third Charles F. Wells. John Danb, Jchn M.
Kennedy, B. Wolff, Jr.. James T. Hamilton. W.
It. TaUor, James J. Donuell, Peter Kelt, John
Farrcll.
German A. Groetzingcr, E. II. Myers. J. F.
Havekotte. Christian Slebert. H. H. Niemann,
Peter Babermann, Martin Lappe, Joseph Vogel,
Sr., A. Frauehelm.
Citv Savings James B. Callery, Jame3
Phelan, P. Kane. Charles F, McKeaua, P. Le
Gullou, William J. Burns, James- Curran, C.
O'Donnell, William V.Callerv.George W.Schmidt,
John C. Rellly, John Stafford. William LocfBer.
Monongahela Thomas Jamison, James W.
Grove. Theophllus Soroull. John Hood, John M.
aicuance. treorge 1 . jMcriec, wuuam Lampoeu,
C- C Hax, Alexander Dempsey.
Masonic Charles B. McLean, John J. Law
rence, William McCullough, Harry P. Dllworth,
"William C, King, George W. Siinouds, Joseph
Eichbanm. AVIIIiam F. Wilson, John M. Ken
nedy. John F. Scott. James T. Armstrong, Freder
ick Gwinner, Jr.. Thomas IS. Robinson. -
Fifth Avenlt. H. It. Nlmann. H. E.
White. William L. Lapsly. AVIIIiam Scliirmor. C.
O. Kohne. J. II. AtiMerheWe. J. C. Aufllaminer,
George F. Kim. I'eterGettman.
Exchange Mark W. Watson, John II. Dalzell,
Frank S. Biiocll, Calvin Wells, C. B. Herron.
JsmesP. Hanna. .T. W. llalzcll. John B. Jackson.
W. U. Singer. James W. Brown. Maxwell K.Moor
head, John Woorhead. Jr.. Albert II. Clillds.
MARINE-Wllllam W. O'Nell. B. F. Wilson. D.
W. C. BIdwell. WlllHm France. T. J. Wood.
George C. sBurgwin, J. E. Cmbstaett?r, Jacob
Klee. W. J. Lewis, Robert Montgomery. J. B.
Sneathen, J. Bakewell Phillips, William "A. Dun
lap. Farmers Deposit Joseph Walton, James A.
McPevltt. Hay Walker, Jr.. S. P. Harbison,
James H. Reed.T. H. Given. JamesNcel.
Nation-al Bank of Commkrce-.J. T. Colvin.
Charles Lockhart, C. Arbutlinot.Samuel S.Brown,
Andrew W. Mellon, n. U. Frlctt, J. W. Arrott.P.
C. Knox. A. F. Brooks.
Fourth James M. Ballev, John M. Horner,
Jacob Porter, Stephen C. 3IcCatu!Ics, John D.
Nicholson, John G. Robinson, Samuel D. Herron,
Jr.
Secoxd .Tames IT. "Willock, G. N. HnfTStof,
Franklin Osburn. George H. Hauler, M. B. Suy
dam. William McConway, Levi Wade, William
Curry, George B. Barrett
Allegheny Ttanks.
Third William M. McKelvy, R. II. Boggs. W.
n. ConU'v. N. 11. Vcegtly. Thorn is M. Morrow.
William S. McKtnney. Samuel McKnlght. Henry
Warner, It. C. Macrerron.
GEftMAN-F. N. Hoffstot. I.eonhard Walter. Sr..
Damas Lutz, John II. T.otz.WillIaraReineiisnyder,
John Helm. J. W. Friend, Joseph Stratinan, W.
K. McCance.
Second George P. Lang, A. Clcndennlng, A.
Alston. J. Groetzingcr. A. M. Marshall, J. N.
Davidson. George B. Hill.
First James McCntcheon, John Thompson, C.
C. Borle. William Harbaugl), George W. Coch
rin. Edward Groetlnger; Joseph McN'augher. C.
F. Nevln. John Ogden.
Real Fstatf. Low and Trust-G. Jlever.
Nicholas Selhert. Wl'llam uuckert. A. F. Keat
ing. John It. strieblp. John Hoffman, Henry
Lenz, John A. Studer, T. O. Bauer.
Lawrenceville Hanks.
Liberty John II. McKelvv. Jatnrs H. Park. E.
M. Blgelow, Ira F. Brainard. J. 1 . McCance. H.
O. Imhoff, T. B. Moreland. J.-M. Stevenson, E.H.
itivers.
Metropohtav lohn Rounctte, E. L. Clark.
Joseph Voget. Sr., Henry Daub. Charles Hook,
Murray A. Verner, John II. bawj er, George W.
Irwin. C. L. Flaccus.
Pennsylvania A. S. M. Morgan, D. E. Park,
S. J. Harbison. J. S. beaman. U. W. Borntraeger,
L. Vilsack, S. J. Waiuwrlght, Jr., Hugh Fergu
bon, A. F. Brown.
Southside Hanks.
First of Bin jiinghaji H. Sellers McKee, A.B.
Stevenson. Joseph Walton, Daniel McKee, Will
iam B. Wolfe. Ferdinand Benz. A. F.nnorln.
German SAVINGS and Hkposit Frederick
Maul. Bcrnhard Krugh. Joseph Ploger. Ferdinand
Bentr, Jacob Both. Andrew Podd. John B. I.utz.
Lewis Hazelbsrth. A. Krut. .1. P. Walker, Henry
Miller. C. E. Succop, John Slebert.
"Wool Market.
Philadelphia Wool market quiet: prices
steady and unchanged.
New York Wool quiet and steadv; do
mestic fleeces. 3036cr pulled, 2633c; Texas,
16024.
St. Louts Wool Receipts, 5,800 pounds;
shipments, 700 pounds; steady and un
changed. Boston The demand for wool lias been
steady and prices are sustained. Ohitiand
Pennsylvania fleeces, sell at 2$29o for X and
and X and above: 30.Slqfor XX and XX and
abote, and :'536c lor No.'l. Michigan X
sells at 2J'-",: and Nn. 1 at 3331c. No. 1
combine wt.ols dull at 37ff39.-". Ohio fine de
laino In fair demand at 2b34c, and Michi
gan nt 82c. Unwashed combing wools in de
mand at 2526c for one-quarter and 2T28c
for fine.
Tnrpentine Market.
New York Rosin quiet and steady.
Tur-
pentine uuu anu easy ac MtgM'iC.
"Wilmington Spirits of turpentine steady
at 30c. Rosin Arm: strained, $1 00; sood
strained, $190. Tar steady at $L35.
Crude tnrpentiirc stejdy; bard, $1 00; yellow
dip and virgin, $1 90. '
Savannah Turpentine firm at SOVic Rosin
firm at SI 151 20.
The Metal Markets.
New York, Jan. 12. Pig iron steady; Ameri
can, $15 7017 75. Copper in moderate de
mand and Hem; lake, Januarv, lligllje.
Lead steady and quint; domestic, $4 2oi 30.
Tin qniet; Straits, $19 S5.
Extract of
TTsecl
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Send to ARMOUR &. CO.,' Chicago.
for Cook Book showing use. of ARMOUR'S
EXTRACT in Soups and Sauces. Mailed frea
Forty-flve highest awards
have been received by Sea
bary t Johnson from dif
ferent International expo
sitions for tho superioiity
off-their Porous Plasters
and other Roods. Benson's
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The Coffee Markets.
New York, Jan. 12. Coffee options opened
steadv at 5 points down to 10 points up;
closed steady and unchanged to 10 np: sales
lL750bazs, Including January. lZ6512.70c;
February. J2.2512.30e: March, 12.0012 05c:
April, 11.85c: Mav. IJ.75c; spot Bio quiet and
firmer: No. 7, 13JJc.
Baltimore, Jan. 12.Coffee steady; Elo car
goes fair, 17c; No. 7, 13c.
riTCHINGCHILDREN
No
Sleep at Night. No Kest by
Bow These Little "Ones Had
to cutler.
Day
Cutlcura Took AH of This Itch Out
Their Skins in .lx "Weeks. Lett
Not a Blemish.
of
My children, nine in number, were all tronbled
with an itching or Mie skin. They could not sleep
at night, and through the day my wife felt ashamed
to see the way those little ones had to suffer. So
we concluded to try Cuticura Remedies, and be
lieve if wo had not ned your valuable remedies our
little family would not hare been cured jet.
Cuticura Remedies took all of this itch out or
their skins, inside of six weeks. My wife then
bought more, and kept on giving it to the children,
nnd thank God and your valuable Ccticura Reme
dies, my children have not got a hlemi-h on them.
ROBERT SHUHAN.
PresIdentBrlcklaycrs'UnlonNo.t8,EUzabetli,N.J.
Eczema 10 Years Cured
I purchased and used cuticura with the most
gratifying results. I was trouble-! with eczema la
the form of salt rheum for ten years, and had quite
despaired ofhchig cured. Cuticura. with thehelp
or the Cuticura soap and cuticur v Resolvent,
has permanently removed my complaint, aad left
my flesh sound and healthy.
JAMES T. "WILSON. Manufacturing Chemist.
52Beekman Street, Hew York, N. Y.
Cuticura Remedies.
If the thousands of little babies who have been
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From Pittsburgh
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2823 Miles
Without
Change
Of Cars !
On Tuesday, January 19th, at 7:10 a. m.. Cen
tral Time, 8:10 a. m., Eastern Time, a Special
Pnllman Sleeping Car, in. charge of competent
attendants, will leave Pittsburgh Union Sta
tion and run through on Fastest Trains to
San Francisco, California, over the Pennsyl
vania, Northwestern, Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Lines, via Chicago, Omaha,
Cheyenne and Ogden. Due at San Francisco,
Saturday, January 23d, 11:45 a. m.
First Class Tickets reading over above
named Lines to any pofht in California, be
yond or ria Sacramento, will be accepted in
this car updn payment of regular Slecpilig Car
rates. Meals en route In Dining Cars. For
reservations and further particulars, address
promptly or call upon Samuel Moody, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania Lines,
1127 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
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"WH1TTIEB, 814 Fenn avenue, Pittsburg. Pa.
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WEAK MEN,vnmr y.
IS CALLED TO THE
GR2AT ENGLISH REMEDT;
TXJU3C MAIK TWttf m
Gray's Specific Medicina
IFYOU SUFFER 172
' vo nsf )c oilit v. i ' cak'uesa of BodT
unuTJutru. inu rxxtand Mind- Spermatorrhea, aad
linpotency. and all diseases that arise from over
indnlgcnce and self-ahnse. as Loss of Memory and
Power, Dlcmes- of Vision, rrcmatnre Old Age.
and many other diseases that lead Uo Insanity or
Consumption and an early grave, write for oar
pamphlet.
dddresaGRAT MEDICINE CO.- Buffalo. X. T.
The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists atil
per package, or si pafkages for $, or sent by mall
K'SSgWE.GLlABA.NJSe.
orurr a cure or money rcutnaeu.
JfS-On account of counterfeits we h&?e adopted
the Yellow "Wrapper, the only genuine. Sold iu
Pittsburg by S. S. HOLLAND, cor. Sraithficld and
Liberty &u. l3-31-MWFeo3tt
Manhood Restored!
" EltV-E E EDS,M
the wonderful remedx.
Is sold with a written
guarantee to cure all
nervous diseases, sactj
as WeatMemorr.Loss
of Brain Power, Ilea
nche. Wakefulness
Loc Manhood, Nlgbt.
lyEmislons,Nervon,
ne. Lassitude, all
drains and loss of cow
EETOEE AXD JJTIE rSIXG.
cr of the Generative organs in either sex caused by
over exertion, youthful errors, or excessive uso of
tobacco, opium or stimulants which soon lead to
Infirmity. Consumption and Insanity. Put up con
venient to carry in vest pocket. 81 per pac tape by
mill; 6 for $5. With every ISorder wejrive a written.
guarantee to cure or refund thtnumey. Circular free
Addre Ifprvi Sert ro. Chlfnvo. i;i
Forsalein Plttsbur? by J03. Flemin2&
Son, Druggists, 110 und &i Market st.
noG-50-atwy
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO," th
Wonderful Spanish
Jtemedy, is sold with a
Written Cuarantea
to cure all Nervous Dis
eases, such as Weafc
Slemory, Loss of Brain
power. Headache,
Wfltefulnes. Lost Man-'
hood, Nervousness, Las
situde, all drains ad
loss of power of tlua
Generative Onrans In
either sex. caused br
Sa ss
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Before & After Use.
Photographed from life.
over-exertion, youthful indiscretions, or the excessive
Ipad to Inlirfalty.CunTOmption Slid Insanltr- Pur up ;
In conrenlent form to carrv In the vest pocket. Price
$1 a rackage. or 6 for So. With every $5 order we (fire a
written guarantee to euro or refund tho
monex. bent by mall to anr address. Circular free
in lilaln envelope. Jleniion this paper. Address,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO- Branch Office for V. S. A.
S3S Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
FOR SALE IN PITTSBURGH. PA., BY
Jos. Fleming & Son,'4io Market St.
Duquesne Pharmacy, 51S Smithiield St.
A. J. Kaercher, jg Federal St., Allegheny City.
jtwr
JAPANESE
A euro fur Piles, External, Internal. Blind,. Illend
Jn and Itehlng. Chronic. Kcccnt or Ilenrdltarr.
This remedy has piMtively neer been known to
fall. 1 a box. 6 fur $"i br mail. A guinntee given
with six boxes, rhen purchasedat one time, to re
fund the f. if not cured, lisued br EMIT (.
hTOCKY, Iruegist. AVIiolealf and Refill Agent.
Nos. 'i 101 and 1701 Penn ave.. cornpr "Wylie ave.
and Frltin st.. PIltburg, Pa. Use Murky
Diarrl.cea A Cramp Cure. 2and50cts. jal-dZ-eod
WOOD'S PHOSPHODINE
Th Great iilU!i ICeinedy.
PromptlvandpcrnrinenU
ly cures all forms of nerv
ous weakness, emissions.
pv rrn itorrhea. Impotency
and all effects of abuse or
excesses. leen prescrlbeft
over 35 years In thousands
of cams; is the onlv relia
ble aud honest medicine
known. Afc dnitrirlsts for
lie fore and After. Wood's PiioPHODrxE: If
he offers soni worthies medicine In place of this,
leave his dishone store, include price In letter,
and we will send bv return mail. Price, one pack
age, Jl: Six. $-. One will please, six will care.
Pamphlet in plain sealed envelope. 2 stamps. Ad
dress Til K WOOD CHEMICAL. CO.. 131 Wood
ward avenue. Detroit. Mich. Sold In Pittsburg by
J os. Fleming & box, 412 Market street.
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DOCTORS LAKE
SPECIALISTS in all cases re
quiring scientific and confi
dential treatment. Dr. S. K.
Lake, jr.. It. C. P. S U the old
est nnd most experienced spe
cialist In tho city. Consulta
tion iree and strictly confi
dential. Office hours, 9 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. at.;
Sanda-vs, 2 to I p. Jt. Consult them person
all v. or rite. Doctors Lake, cor. Penn av.
and Fourth St., Pittsburg, Pa. jeJ-72-DWlc
VIGOR OF MEN
diHy. Quickly, Permanently KESTOKEDl.
WEAKXES, NEUVOUSXESS, DEBILITT.
and all the train of evil, the results of over
work, sickness, worry, etc. Full strength,
develonment. and trho guaranteed in all
cases. Simple, natural methods. Immecli-.
i i A... . . fAn 1Taii1aiv.fi 1mnnafkTn
ale iinnrovement seen. Failure impossible.
iOCO references. Book, explanations and
proofs mailed (sealed) free. Address
liHIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N. T.
ielCWG
SmTeriag ftoa
the enacts ot
vonthfnl ermn
early decay, wa8tlnr weakness; lost manhood, eta,
1 will sena a valuable treatise (sealed) catatalng
full particulars for home cure, FREU of charge.
A splendid medical work: should tw read by every
man who 1- nrvou and debilitated. Address
Proi. F.. i'01VLiEIi,3Ioodu, Coaa.
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REItSTH
Thoroughly, Rapidly, Permanently Restortd.
If too are saffrior rrom irervonaae9. Sebillrjr. Loit cr
railing Maahocd. Impotency, Stunted Development ot
any ot tfca parts, Weaksen or Eody and iUad, Worry
Sxrora of Youth or Later Stceasea,
DO NOT DESPAIR.
mere is Hops for all. Tow, Mil! izei and oil la
Tuots vns or tuk nonsT cists iuti! tiildho to orn.
ixu.rsiTK aiTiioiM or iioxk ibkatiiit.
MOST SCIENTITIC nd SUCCESSTBI. EVEF KNOWIT
Atolatsl7 Unraihnz. Kndoried by the Iextin( UxlleU
Fraternilj. I37VSTIUAT. Book. eTplaaatloas, testim.
Bi&ls and endoraeiacDts malleil (waled, FBEE.
IES A1T32103 YIIIGiL ntSIITOIS CO., Cilia, 0.
Ja7-57
WEAK MEN
Safferln? from lnk ,
Power. Xerrowa lie
lllf T. Ixat U.nlwl..
Ktc. We -Bill send vou a valuable-book itnTrn") ton
of chance, contalslnarfnlt particulars for arpeedy and
permanent enro. Address: MA.Ii MATEO MED. CO.,
SM Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo.
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