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THE- PTTTSBUIIG " DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1893.
THE TRADE OUTLOOK.
The Past Season Was Unprofitable
to Home Gardeners,
WHAT OXB GF THE3I HAS TO SAY.
Tie Brjgoods Trade Eevivin;: nnd a Pros
perous Tear Assured.
CHICAGO'S LIVE STOCK STATISTICS
OmcE or THE DisrATCH, ?
PiTTEBrKa. Tuesday, January 26. J
It has become a question ot no ordinary
interest as to -whether the sardening trade
can be made a profitable one in this vicinity.
Last reason's results were far lrom satis
lactory to our nearby gardeners, owing to
the great yield and heavy shipments from
the South. A Neville Island gardener,
who has been in the business all his life,
had this to say of trade: "Few, if any, of
the' gardeners around Pittsburg are as well
off as they were a year ago. The yield of
1890 was. much lets in Tolume than that ot
1S91, Cut the small yield of the former year
brought much better results in money with
less labor than the past i-eaon, A year a;ro
at this time we had no trouble in selling our
riroductsat fully three times the price we
ere able to set this winter. In the fall of
190 cabbajre w as active at 10 to 15c per head,
and at these nriccs supplv was not up to de
mand. In the rail of 1891 1 had 15,000 head
rcadv for the market, but was not able to
sell at any price, and the preat bulk of my
Rtccfc went to the sarbape pile. Turnips at
30c rjcr bushel did not pay tobring to mar
ket, as the freight and other exijenses
w ould wipe out all prospects of gain.
All in Favor of the Consumer.
"The past season, while it has been a poor
season to the producer, has been one ofad
vantajre to the consumer. In f rait and vege
table lines the householdcr'sontlay this win
ter has been on an average not more than
one-thiid what it was the previous reason.
Another reason of such abundant ci ops and
low prices would, 1 am sure, force many of
our home gardeners out of the business."
The drysoods trade, w hich has been very
quiet since the windup of the holidav sea
ton, begins to show some sifjns of revival.
A representative of one of our leading firms
bad this to say: "There has been a decided
improvement in our branch of business the
pist w eek. Orders are coming infreely.and
nil signs point to a prosperous year's bui
liess. Thcflrst Half of winter betas: excep
tionally mild, demand for furs, flannels and
lonfcif. poods was not up to ex
pectations, and as a result jobbers
mtiSt necessarily carry over until next
season, a larger quantftv of poods in this
line than nsual. With this exception, trade
Jor the winter has been unusually Rood, and
the holiday trade was better than it has ever
been.
"In the faith of a nrosnerous year ahead.
w e are buyin-r up larger supplies of goods
than at any previous jcar in the history of
our trade."
Chicago Cattle Receipts.
A Chicago trado paper has this to say of
the live stock industry in the Western
metropolis:
"Lafct week's receipts of cattle 93.5S1 head
were the larcest of native cattle on record
for the "native"' season. Owms to the very
larce proportion of cows and half-fat cattle,
however, there were, doubtless, fewer
pounds of beef than at times when w eekly
leceipts were 15.C03 smaller. Durmcr the
corresponding week last year Chicago re
cul ed 75,44'J cattle, and while the quality
then was not good there were more pounds
of beef received than during the past w eek.
The largest number of cattle received in a
vt-ek was A5 524, September 19, 1S9L when
there were 53,000 head of Texas, Indian and
Northwestern rangers included. That week
only 42,(00 native cattle numbered among
the'receluts, aghinst over 80,000 natives the
past week."
m WELLS YESTERDAY.
The Drill railed to Tenetrate the Firth
Sand In aicDonald Gusher In Back of
Oakdale It Is the "Woodland Oil Com
pany's No. C, on the GainDle Farm.
There were no big wells drilled into the
fifth sand in the JfcCurdy or McDonald
fields yesterday, consequently the produc
tion was lighter than nsual. The territory
is bpenmlug dav by day moro circum
scribed, and there is less room for the
operators to branch out and show
what they can do in this particular line of
business. Let the festive wild cattev alone
and he will develop any country on the
globe, but place him under the management
of a follow mortal and there will be trouble.
On many occasions have the producers
left their pots, but only to encounter
greater dangers, and itisthc casoat nresent,
when the dc-cendants of the Puritans go
forth to battle only to meet a general enfil
ading fire fioni the desperate operators.
This covers a multitude or sin, and its
power of oven-caching is everlasting.
Two Tr lis Almost Uu.
The O.'.kda'.c Oil Company's Nos. C and 8 on
the Wallace fim were due to reach the fifth
sand late last evening, but owing to the
breaking o: an cmine they were, not able to
drill in. The same company's No. 1 on the
John Wetmore Tarm should be drilled into
the fifth sand to-day. Jennings & Guffey's
No. 1 on tiio Matthews farm, which tell
bclo-v 10 barrels :i hour for some time, has
again been restored to the list.
There were no big veils brought in yester
day, hut soveial sh mid be developed to-day
or to-morrow If the locations are to be
judged as indicating good wells.
Th Woodland Oil Company drilled Its Xo.
6. 011 the Gamble farm, into the fifth band
ye!e.rdiy afternoon, and List evening it was
reported to be making 5) barrels an hour.
IJr. E. C. Ilo-cnzle has developed somo
good vras frritory in ShalT townr.liip on the
George E. Vickers property. Sir. Vlckers is
on the staff of the f!r.!adelpliia Press, and
whs formerly a newsnaner worker in Pitts
burg. A eauge of the well yesterday after
noon showeu that it had a minute pressure
of 295 pounds to the square inch. It is lo
cated only three miles above Sharpsburg.
1 he Hourly Gauges.
Guffev, Jennings & Co. No. 3 Matthews, 35;
Ne. 2 IIerron,.39: No. 2 Xatthews heirs, 25;
Oakdale Oil Comuanv's Xos. 2 and 3 Bald
win, 85: Nos. 1 und 2 Wallace, 33; Kelso No. 5,
Pjtterson & Co., 20, Kelso No. 3, 40: Devonian
Oil Company's 1 and 2 Hoyca. CO; Morgan
heirs' No. 2, Oakdale Oil Company, 33; Sam
Murgeon 1 and 2. Guffev, Galey & Murphy,
35: Fort & Greenlee's Nos. 5 and 6 Gamble.
: Koyal Gas Company's No. 2 3L Itobb, 30;
Guffev, Qneen A (.o.'s Nos. land 2 Wctmoie.
l:Gale Hi o ' No. 1 Walker, 20. Estimated
production, 32,000; stock in field, 67,000.
Kuns for Monday.
National Trail-it Company runs, 5L230:
shipments, 47,il- Mackcburg Pipe Line Com
pany nms.1311. iluckeve Pine Line Company
runs, S9,-'40: shipments. 46,437: Eureka Pino
Line Company ruin., 8,000: shipments, 2,270;
Southern Pipe Line Company, shipments,
46,479: Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Line
runs irom McDonald for Saturday, 46,4B0;
outside of HcLonald, 14,031; runs lor Mon
day, frj S75.
Testerrlaj's Market Fealares.
Trading was better than on the previous
day. but the pi ice was on a slightly lower
lcveL The bullish uevsfrom McDonaldhnd
little effect in the absence of buying orders.
Fein uary opened and closed at 627 This
was also the highest. The lowest was Gn
Kefincd was marked down at Antwerp, but
wa unchanged elsewhere. Daily averafi
r:ms, 7,243; daily average shipments, 70.1S1.
Clearances wetc '4 COO barrels.
Oil Crrr, Jan. 26 National Transit certi
ficates opened at MJjc; lushest, WVc: lowest
eic: closed. 62c: fale-, 1S.C0O ban-els; clear
ances, 102,000 Imrrcls: shipments, Vil 212 bar
rel: runs, 123 oil ban-els.
UnAOTonn, Jmi. 20. National Transit certi
ficates opened at bitc: closed, 6i',:c; highest
6iJe:loest.i:c: clearances, 50,000 b:nels'
.new York, Jan. 2G Peti oleum opened
steady, declined c on small sales and
closed -teady. Pennsylvania oil, spot, no
sa'.e: Feliury op'ion. opening CZUc- l-.igh-t'st,
fEJJcj lowest. fcSUc: closing. (sytc; Lima
oil, no sales; total sales, 10,000 barrels.
Thn Coffee Jlcrkrts.
New York, Jan. 2C Coffee options opened
steady 5 points down to 15 up; closed
steady unchanged to lOup: sales, 25 50oba-s
ineluding Januarj", 13 05JJ13 15c; February'
12 0) 12.73c: Jlaich. 12.40ail20c: April, rio
5:2.15c: Mav. ;.CO!2.10c: June, ll.95gl2.o6c
Juiy, ll.S5c;Septer.iuer. ll.70 11.73c; spot Kio
firm ?nd leir dinnnd;No. 7, iSXc
Baltimouc, Jan. 2C Cofiee
cargoes, lair, 17c: No. 7, 13?c.
fii-m; Itio
Tho Metal Markets.
New York, Jan. 25. Pig Iron in moderate
demand: American, J15 7517 75. Copper
dull and weak; lake, $10 75. Lead easy and
quiet: domestic ft 12.. Tin dull and weak;
Straits. J10 bCgf.' C5.
WHEAT OFF HALF A CENT.
A rinrry in the Las: Hour Succeeded by
Kenowfftl Weakness Corn Qnlet and
Easj Oala Dnli H05 Products less
Active and tower.
CHICAGO-Wheat was lower most of the
day, though a flurrv during the last hour
r brought the price, up to the closing figures
01 yesterday, but tenewed weakness 101
lowed, and the market closed easy at tv loss
of about Je compared with last prices yes
terday. Operators were inclined to be cau
tious about making heavy transactions until
after the receipt of official confirmation of
the news that Chile had assumed a pacific
tone. The situation was regarded by the
longs as quite discouraging, and at the start
there was free selling, witn buyers holding
off.
Jlay opened t91Kc,or about Ja below
the close yesterday, and for a time it looked
very weak and toou touched 9ia but there
was lively covering by shorts, who got out
good lines yesterday and who were now dis
posed to take in profits, ana the offerings
were readilv absorbed and the feeling grew
steadier. There was good buying, out tue
reported increase or 300,000 bushels during
the week in the English visible supply
caused a leaction. Jl.y advanced to 91;ic.
Then the price quickly went to MJc, weak
ened again and receded, closing easy at 91Vc
Corn quiet and easv mot of the day.
Liverpool was Ud lower. Jiay opened lie
lower at 3iJc, fluctuated between that price
and 40J.c. and closed at 40c-
Oats dull and easy, closing a shade off.
Hog products less active and easier. Th
absence of any lresh war news and the
weakness in other speculative pits were un
furm able. May pork opened 12X lower at
$1210, sold off lo $12 CO, fluctuated some and
closed firm at $12 07, a net loss of 15c. Lard
is 7JJc off and libs 10c-
The leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected bv John M. Oatlev & Co.. 45 Sixth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade:
tR-ncxES Open- High- Low- Clo-
artici.es. nR nU cst lnar-
Wheat. No. 5.
January ST S7X S 86V 875
May ll't 92,'i MX SIX
Conx. No.
January 37 37V S7H 3TH
February 3T 38'4 371, 38s
May 39.1s , S0 40
Oats. Xo. Z.
January 13', 3',; 18 M
Mav 30."i 30'A 3UK
MessPobk.,
January. !..... 11 80 11 SO 11 70 11 75
May 12 10 12 10 12 00 12 07Jj
Laud.
January 6 43 0 43 6 42H 6 42'
Mav 6 7U 6 73 6 70 6 72,
SlIOET UIBS.
January 5 7iH 5 80 70 5 77.
Ma- 6 10 6 10 6 00 6 02
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steadv and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
S7Ve: No. 3 spring wheat. Slf?S2c; No. 2 red,
SSJaSSOc; No. 2 corn, 37Uc; So. 2 oats, 23c;
No. 2 hit, 29JCc: No. 3 white, 2e2SJfc;No.
2 rye, 79Kc; No. 2 barley. 3ii60c; Nit 3, f. o.b.,
42uic; No 4, f. o. b., 3750c: No. 1 flaxseed,
93c; prime timothy seed, $1 231 26. Mess
pork, per bbl, JS 62X- Lard, per 100 lb.
$0 42. Short ribs sides (loose). $5 703 M;
dry salted shoulders (boxed). ?4 6204 75:
short clear sides (boxed), $6 00t 10. "Whis
ky, distilleis' finished goods, per gal., $118.
Sugars unchanged.
On the Pioduce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was highei : fancy creamery, S0
31c; fine Western, 2S30e; ordinary, 26?27c;
selected dairies, 2126c; ordinary, 2023c.
Eggs,23Kc
NEW YOKE Flour quiet and irregular,
closing easy. Conimeal quiet. Wheat Spot
market irregular, easv and qule't; No. 2 red,
$1 O-iJf, store and elevator: U 03KSSI 04?i
07
(i os; -"- - orniern. yaf4c. tiptions
No. 2 red, January, $1 02I Oili, closing at
$1 02t: February, $1 02K1 03. closing at
$1 02: March. $1 03?fi103K,c!osingnt$l 03Ji;
April, $1 C31 01: May, SlOSJf! 03. closing
at$l 02; June, tl OOJSl 01; Julv, '.lilDOJgc,
clrsiii2iit0:ri;;. Rye dull, irregulat-; Western,
W9;c. Bailev dull, irregular; No. 2
Milwaukee, 7072c. Corn Ppot market
opened weaker; closed ste idler and dull:
No. 1 43iei8Kc elevator: 49c aflott;
ungraded misrd. 37(J50c: No. 3, 47c; steamer
mixed, 47ieiSJJc. Options. January. 4"?
4Kc. tlo-mg 4Sc; Februnrv, 4Si4s;,
closing at 4S)JcMarch laiSia, closinV 48Kc;
April, 4Sj;e. closing 4Sc; Mav. sP,$ls;gc;
closingat 4Spc. Oats Spot, market steadier,
less active, options firmer, quiet;
January. 35c: ' February, 33c; March,;
33c: ilav. ZOifQSGJjJc: closing at Sfiic
spot Xn. 2 whit.-, 37XJ37?Xe: mixed West
ern, 34e36Jc: white doj 3742c; No. 2 Chi
dgn, 357c" liny quiet and weak. Hops
Moderate deniund and firm. Tallow dnll
and easy. Eggs quiet and firm: Western,
21Jc. Cut meals firm and quiet: middles
quiet and easv: short clear. S6 40. Lmi-i1
lower and dull: Western steam closed at
t3 77j bid, options, Jannary, $6 77,
c!osin at $6 76: February. $8 75: March,
$8 81; May, $0 D37 01. closing at $7 48. But
ter quiet and easy; Western dairy, lS23c;
do creamery, 21CJS2C; Elgin, 32c Chee-e in
fair demand and film; part skims, 610Uc:
full skim, 25i'4Jc.
ruiLADELrniA Flour quiet; prices
barely steady. Wheat niled weak and closed
finn: Jannary and February. $1 OOVkffll 01:
March, $1 021 02VJ- April, Siai!! 04. Corn
lowr:No. 4 4145c: No. 3 4"--47c !or local
trade and 43jO 111 export elevator; steamer,
4s49e for loenl irado and 45Jc in export
elovator; No. 2 30053 for local trade and
47Je in exnort elevatoi- No 2 fixed Janu
ary. 47ff473.'e: February. lV,fyic; March
ami April, 47(S,47Jc. Oats quiet; No."2 mixed,
3?Jc; No. 2 white, 40e: No. 2 white
January, Sifjaie: February, Marcii
and April, 33SKe. Provisions In moderate
request and steadv. Pork-, mess new, $11 50
(312 00: do family.Slt 09glt 50; hams smoked,
$10 0IQ)1100. Butter quiet and firm: Penn
sylvania ereimery extra, 31c Eggs firm:
Pennsylvania firsts, 242oc.
T. tner- Wheat No 2 red, cash. $SK
SSJfc; May. 9i.f(i?92Jic, closing at 92o bic;
.Tulj- closed at S7JJC Com No. 2, cash, 3CJc:
January, clo-cd at 3&.$ZSr: February,
35-Xc closinsr at 33VJC; May.SeJg-.r, closing
at 36J37e bid. Oats active, but Ac oil froiii
yesterday: No S, cash, 29Uc: May, 30-ig3i)Kc.
closing at c. Rye dull; No. 3, 7c: No. 2
nflcredatS3c. Bsrlev very quiet and easy:
llinnesota. 5W$g77e. 'Butter firm and higher:
creamery, 25ji0e; dairy. 21g)7c. Etrss stendv
nt20c ProMions easier. Pork Old, $9 25g)
0 50: new $11 W&.
It KI.Ti;oii::-Wlieat steady: No. 2 red,
snot --id January, si 01'41 Ol'K; Febmarv.
$1 01K1 Ol'j': March, SI iSi: Mav. $1 03J4
1 a?,: sieamcr. No. 2 red. asj99c" Ctirn
s'4'hu;.-: mixed :pot and January, 4919e;
F-brnnrj'. 47--.xU5c: March. 47Klffi475- Amil.
4?Kc: Jray. 4SCr: steamer mixed, 46V4Cc.
Oats easier: No. 2 white Western, 3Wc;
No. 2, mixed do, 37Jc. Rye quiet and lower:
N0..2, Blc Hav steady; cood to choice tim
othy, S11 5015 to. Provisions steady.
Butter firm. Eggs firm at 23c
NEW orti: INS Sugar dnll and ineg
nlar; open kettle, strictly prime, 2 15-163c:
fnllv fair to nriine, 2'l3-lG2c; fair to
good fair. 2552Xc; common to srood com
mon. 2 31GSf2Vc: .-entrifugals. p-iine vellow,
clarified, ty.ffl 9-15c; off do, 3iS7-16c: sec
onds, 2'i3 3-lCc Molasses Open kettlo: no
sound goods offermz: fermenting, 1520c;
centrifugals, strictly prime. 19c; good prime,
1517c; fair to Tirime, 1013c; common to
good common, C9?.
VlNCINNATI-Whcat in fair demand and
easier; No. red, 92D3. Corn weaker; No. 2
mixed, 4142c Oais easier; No. 2 mixed, 33.
Rye firm; No. 2, S8c. Pork steady at $12 00.
L-ird in good demand at ?6 37K- Bulk meats
quiet at $5 75. Bacon in light demand at
$7 00. Bntter strong, i-ggs steady at 21c.
Cheese firm.
MIIWAUKEF Flonrqniet.Wheat steady;
May, 8SKc- No. 2 spring, 86c: No. 1 Northern,
31c. Corn quiet; No. 3. 35!g3fio. Oats
Kicter; No. 2 white. 30S0J4c: No. 3 white, 29
(Ff9Kc Barley easy: No. 2. 55i sample, 42
600c Kvo lower: No. 1, 79Kg$0c. Pro
visions easier. Pork May, $12 Oi. Lard, May,
$8 70.
HINNEAPOtlS Wheat lanunrj- closing
ntSIJ4c:May opening at STc; litzlipst, 87t
6S75c;lo-cst, t-GSCTc; closing atS7c; on
tracic, n.i uaru. ct, -,u. i jonuern, auc;
No. 2 Northern, 82S!e.
KANSAS , CITY Wheat nothing doin-r.
Corn steady; No. 2. cash, S2ie bid, SSJ'c
asked; JantiaiT, loJic asked. Oats lower;
No. 2. cash. January nnd February. 28c bid;
May, SOabid. Butter and eggs unchanged.
litlLUTH Wheat No. 1 bard, cash, 85c;
January, 88c; May. 91ic; No. 1 Northern,
cash, S5c; No. 3, 72c: rejected, 61c; on track.
No. 1 hard, 87c: No. 1 Northern, SCo.
TOIXfiO-Wheat No. 2 May, SSjJc. Com
No. 2 cash, 39Kc; No. 3, 35Jc Oats quiet;
Ciish,'32c. Rye dull; ca-.li, S5c
Tnrpentine Inrke.ts '
Nkw YottK Kosin quiet and etcadv;
strained coiriiiion to nood, $1 S2KS1 37U.
Turpentine dull and ste2ay at 34Jg34;iQ.
Wilsrotox Spirits of turpentine steady
at 3U:;io-in firm :strAined,$l JO; cood strained,
$1 13; tur firm at $1 O; cmde turpentine
steady: hard, Jl (tt; yellow, $1 90; virgin,
$1 'M.
Savawxai: Tnrnentine firm at $113c;
rosin firm at $1 05gl 10.
Charleston Turpentine steady at $1 03J;'
rosin firm; good strained, $1 00.
SICK IIEADAClIE(Siru,1..s utile tlrer'PIUs.
SICK llEADACHECar.cr.s uulc LlTer p1Us
SICK HEADA.CHECllrt).r:s Little Liver Plllj.
SICK MEADACllEc.rtcr,, rjtt)e Liver PIUj.
deMO-uwrea
A REAL SKYSCRAPER.
Strong Talk of a Twelve-Story Build
ing on Fourth Avenue.
ANOTHER DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED.
Speculation Assumes a Slower race, hut the
Market Attractive.
OFFICE AND STEEET NEWS AND GOSSIP
A report has been in circulation for sev
eral days that arrangements have been made
for the erection of a 12-stdVy building on
Fourth avenue, to be used by an evening
cotemporary and for offices, plans for which
are said to have been prepared. The site
for this sfevscraner. report further says,
comprises the properties of T. S. Bigelow,
Mrs. Dr. Holers and Kobert Arthurs, above
Smithfield and opposite the postoffice en
trance, each 20x100, making a frontage of
60 feet. The price for ground in that
vicinity is about ?2,500 a loot front. It was
impossible to obtain details, as none of the
parties in interest would talk. Several
brokers said they were aware of a move
ment of some kind in the quarter indicated,
but they had been unable to get at the in
side facts.
Local 'Builders Complimented.
In Pittsburg, as in all large cities, but in
Pittsburg particularly, where nearly every
citizen is able to afford not only the necessi
ties but many of the comforts of life, homes
for the people who, from choice or circum
stance, do not own the houses they live in,
is the absorbing problem. By this is meant
not merely shelter and a place to sleep, but
a place that can be called home comfort
able, with good sanitary equipments and at
moderate expense. Pittsburg builders have
made rapid progress in this direction in the
last few years, and will continue the good
work on s still larger scale the coming sea
son. A Philadelphia builder was in the city
a short time ago and freely admitted that
Pittsbnrg dwellings were of a bStter char
acter in all respects than those in his own
city. The' suburbs are full of homes un
equaled lor beauty by those in any other
city.
Good Bonds In Kequest.
A bond specialist says: "The only limi
tation upon the activity of the investment
market and the breadth of the demand for
bonds is the indisposition of purchasers to
interest themselves in any but prime issues.
The supply of the latter now offering is
much less than the demand, and prices show
a degree of firmness jorresponding to this
state of affairs. Several large institutions
are known to be in the market for bonds in
large blocks, nnd the fact that money com
mands such low rates on time loans seems
to be turning considerable amounts of capital
into this class of investments."
Business on the Mend.
From the buayant tone in business circles,
the easy moneymarket and the feeling of
confidence which pervades all classes, it is
easv to see that the country is in a good po
sition. The baneful influences of tbe last
half of 1891 have almost disappeared and
an era of prosperity set in. After months
of retrenchment nnd preparation, the peo
ple once more find themselves on solid
ground. All the great and little industries
are in good condition. The railroads are
purchasing additional equipments and
adding to their rolling stock. Soon the full
effects of 'the heavy crops will be felt.
Trade is the heaviest ever known in mid
winter, but it will broaden and deepen as
spring approaches. It is true the unex
pected may happen, but there is nothing in
sight to modify the opinion heretofore ex
pressed that the country is entering upon a
period 01 great prosperity.
Bnsinem News and Gossip.
It is said that Senator M. S. Quay is think
Ingof investing in Pittsburg realty.
The residence property of the late George
Kuhn, on Center avenue, near Vine street,
Eleventh ward, consisting of a lot 20x100 and
a new two-story and mansard pressed brick
dwelling, was sold yesterday toa prominent
Hebrew ror$C,000.
The Underwriters in Boston have voted to
increase insurance rates. '
John D. Carson has sold to Henry Mackln
22xC8 feet on Marion avenue, First ward,
Allegheny, with a good two-story building,
lor $11,500.
Reports of meetings of soveral local cor
porations will be found in the local columns.
Tiiere is talk of establishing a savings
bank in McKeesport, with a capital of $200,
000. A handsome bnildinir for its accom
modation is also under consideiation. Joseph
Pierce is the principal promoter.
Tho Muncy, Pa., National Bank is prepar
ing to resume business.
A SO-aere farm, near Valencia, changed
ownership yesterday. The consideration
mentioned w as $75 an acre.
Two residence properties on Kelly street.
Wilkin'iburg. have changed bands within a
few days, and two more are under considera
tion. There was a street bid yesterday after
noon of 15 for 200 shares of Switch and
Signal.
I plans bo carried out Pittsburg will have
two 12-story buildings before snow flies next
autumn.
Movements In Realty.
Baltonsperger & Williams sold for Thomas
W. Lemroonto A. L. Watkins two brick
houses of five rooms each on Orphan street,
East End, for $2,400.
Black & Baird sold for H. F. Davis tbe
property No. 160 Fayette street, Allegheny,
being a two-story brick dwelling with lot 21
xl24 feet, rnnning through to Hamltlon
sticet, for $6,500.
John K. Ewing&Co. sold the property
No. 73 Sarah, street, Allegheny, for Frank
Fertig to Mrs. Rebecca Jiellv, being a two
story and mansard brick house or eight
rooms and hull, with lot 20x73 to 'Hahn ave
nue, for $2,650.
E. T. Schaffnersoldto Fred C. Klein a lot
25x111 leet on Allen avenue, Tuirty-first
wara, ior $mju cisn.
Reed B. Coyle & Co. sold for Prof. W. H.
Slack a lot 20x115 feet on Shartv avenue,
Eleventh ward, Allegheny, for $500 cash.
A. Z. Byers & Co. sold for Henry Savage,
of Topeka. Kan., to D. II. Btddle, the prop
erty No. 73 Tayior avenue, Second ward.
Allegheny, lot 20x90 running through to
Dan son street, having erected theicon a
two-story brick of six rooms and storeroom.
Consideration $4,500.
John F.S w eeny ( formerly Burtt & Sweeny),
sold two new Shadyside dwellings for Wil
liam M. Boll, of Woodwortii stieet:the first
to Robert S. Davis, a modern eight-room
dwelling, on lot 30x100, on Baum street; the
second to Harry F. Davis, a .similar dwell
ing on Woodworth street, at $5,500 each.
W. E. Hamnett & Co., Wilklnsburg, sold a
lot on Biddle avenue, Wilklnsburg, 52x120,
for $1,475 cash.
HOME SECURITIES.
SOME NEW AND GOOD FEATURES, BUT
BUSINESS FALLS OFF.
Dividend Annonnced by the Standard Un
derground Cable Central Traction
Holds Advanced Gronnd Philadelphia
Gas and Luster Submit to Concesulons.
Business on 'Change yesterday reflected
the condition of tho weather. It was de
cidedly off as compared with the day before.
Pittsburg cannot maintain n rapid pace in
speculation. Thero are not enongn in
vestors. A strong feature; and one reflecting the
prosperous condition of nearly all the local
corporation s, was the declaration ofa quar
terly dividend of per cent by the Stand
ard Underground Cable Company, payable
February 10. Reports showed the company
to be in an excellent position with plenty of
business on hand and more In prospect,
Transfe'r books close fronrFebruary 5 to 10,
both Inclusive. v
Philadelphia Gas sold early at 15, but
weakenod slightly later, nnd finished a frac
tion lower. There was no urgenoy on the
part of buyers, while reports ol scarcity
lrom consumers flew thick and fast.
Central Traction opened a shade below the
level of Monday, but firmed up and finished
with a fractional gain. At the last call 38)4
was bid lor M.uiehester, offi-r-d at S3. For
Duquesne 20 was bid, ana 1 forBtruiing
liain. Pittsburg Junction Railroad moved up a
fraction, as did Airbrake Switch and Signal
was steadv, lint Luster lacked the usual sup
port and finished at a small loss.
Sales at first call were 100 Philadelphia Gas
at 15. 10 Birmingham Traction at 20. 8econd
call, 20 Birmingham at 20. 53 Philadelphia
Gas at 14. Third call, 2 Birmingham at 20;
20 at 19; $1,000 Duquesne bonds at 93. After
call, 25 Central Traction at 28. Bids and of
lors were:
FIRST SECOND TnlRD
EXCHANGE CALL. CALL. CALL.
STOCKS. B A B A B A
P. P. S. & M.Ex. 333 .... 330 413 .... 415
Allcghenr N.Bfc 68
First N. 15. P'gh .... ISO .... 16
Freehold Bank 84 81
Gorman Hat. B 325" .... 325 .... 325
Iron City Nat. B. 84 85
People's Nat. B.. 183 .".. 113 ....
ThlrdNaUB Kai 128K....
Union Nat. B ... 475 500
CUIiens' Ins 31
BrlduewRter 26 50 15 50 28 50
C. V. Gas Co 7 8K 7 SU 7 ....
Ohio Valley .... 20
P. N. G. JtP.Co 8
Philadelphia Co. UTi 15 Wi.... U 15
Wheeling Gas Co 18 21 la! 19W J8M 19)4
Central Traction. 25$ 27 28 27 2BJ4 20'?
Citizens' T'tion. 61 .... el .... 61 615J
Pittsbnrg T'tion 50 .... 50
P'gh June. B.Co. 29 .... 23 .... 28M.
P. AW. B. K-pf 20
LaNuriaM. Co.. 25 30 25 30
Luster M. Co..... 10.. 10 .... 10 10
West'hoose Etec, !:.... IVi 13
Monon. Nav. Co. 68
Monon. Water... 27.... 27M.... 27K....
IJ. S.&S.Co 15 17 15 16 15 16
II. S. AS.Co.pfd .... 40 .... 40 .... 3X
W'honssA.B.Co 97K 90 97JJ 100 98 lit)
W'licBk.Co.Llm .... 65 ....
b. U. Cable Co 63M.... 65X 70
SWEET BULLISH PEACE
SENDS PKICES AW AX UP ONTESTEK
DAT'5 STOCK MARKET.
Lackawanna and Consolidated Gas, Arm
and Arm, Show the Highest Advance
Loniivillom the Afternoon Scores About
the Only Loss Bonds Active.
Nbw Yokk, Jan. 26. Tho stock market was
still under tbe influence of the Chilean mat
ter, bnt its effect was on the side of the bulls"
to-day, and -while the transactions contin
ued to show their professional character,
there was a wide distribution of business,
and the whole list shared in the improve
ment. The first sales here were at ma
terially higher figures than the close of last
night. Among the active stocks, those which
opened at less than 1 per cent better, were
exceptional. Lackawanna and Cleveland,
Columbns, Cincinnati and St. Louis were up
IJa per cent.
The sharp advance naturally brought a
large amount of stocks on the market, but
the demand was so urgent that all offerings
were absorbed, and while the first few min
utes saw some concessions from the open
ing prices the upward movement soon mado
headway. Lackawanna wa s forced to the
front, and trading In that stock assumed
large proportions. The price was run up and
it closed at close to the best price. Reading
was notlve in sympathy, and under the
buying by Western operators the Grangers
were prominent. Louisville was conspicu
ous in the afternoon, finally closing with a
slight loss for tbe day, being in this respeot
quite exceptional.
The market finally closed active and firm
nt or near the best figures. Among the im
portant gains Lackawanna roso 3, Man
hattan a like amount. Consolidated Gas 2
per cent, Rock Island Cleveland, Colum
bus, Cincinnati and St. Louis, Bnrlington,
Missouri Pacific each 1, St. Paul and
Omaha IK. Northwestern." 1, and others
smaller amounts.
Tho total sales of stocks to-day were 423,
552 shares, including: Atchison, 20,430; Chi
cago Gas, 11,360: Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, 4;,S13: Erie. 11,428; Louisville and
Nashville, 22.150: Missouri Pacific, 6,203;
Northwestern, 16.780; Northern Pacific pre
ferred, 16.715: raeinc Man, 300; iteaamg,
4.292; Richmond and West Point, H.931; St.
Paul, 25,593: St. Paul and Omaha, 20,960; Union
Pacific, 12,600; Wheeling and Lake Erie,
2.312.
Railroad bonds were largely traded In, ns
usual, but there was loss special animation,
the only special feature being the Union
Pacific notes, which, on sales of $209,000,
failed to move more than small fractions.
The temper of the dealings was firm with
out change of note among the more active
Issues. Rock Island debentures were also
active, contributing $155,000 to the day's total
of $2,519,000.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange vester
day. Corrected dally for THE DISPATCH by
Whitney A STEPHKXsOKt oldest Pittsburg mem
bers or tne New York Stock Exchange. 57 Fourth
aveifue:
Open
High
Low
est.
Clos
ing bid.
mg.
est.
American Cotton Oil
American Cotton OIL pfd
Am. Suzar KefinlneCo..
ISM
ea'i
sm
332
67
82
113'f
42!J
K'
60!
1161,
3-VJ
'
62
43
77
10V
SO'j
112'
01
50H
11 :
US' a
144
71',
3714
SOW
i;
125M
17
47V
7
lM'j
22
122
7Sf
31
6!'S
97'.
11 0V
20!
114,
20
79
41
31
7
50
IDS
61M
&2'i
67Jf
83
Am. Sugar Refining Co.ptd
92
42
80V
60
113X
"as"
C2H
933i
42
42
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Central ir New Jersey....
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
C. &0.. 1st pfd
C. & ().. 2d p:d- v
Chicago Gas Trust
C, Bur. Onlncv
C, Mil. .feSt. Paul
C, Mil. &St. Paul. Drefd
C, Rock I. & P.
C, St. I. M. &O
C St. P. M. & O. prefd.,
89S
6U
H6
mi
U6
"is
"V,H
623,
62'
4V
V4
lOS'J
122
77'
ICrtV
HB'S
...
SlKl
SOJ-i
l'i
91
122 r
921!
."Oii
113
HS.'i
"TVi
37!
305i
U6
126X
"48"
7
10SM
22-S
733
122
91
41 S
49W
m'A
112 Jt
u. a onnwesiern ,
C. & Northwestern pref..
CO.. C. & I ,
Col. Coal& Iron
Col. A Hocking Val
Del.. Lack. A Western...,
Del. H Hudson
Den. Itlo Grande
117?,
"fix
37"s1
ti
30".
WSi
14)K
142 'i
125
125
Den. .t Rio Grande, prefd
47
7
10S1
47
r.. 1. va. a: a
Illinois Central
Lake Erie and West
Lake Erie & West pref.....
Lake MioretfM. S
Louisville Nashville
Mobile ,t Ohio
Missouri Pacific,
National Cordage Co
National Cordage Co., pfd.
National Lead Trust
New York Central
N.Y.. C. &St. L
N. Y. C. & St. L. 1st pref..
N. Y. C. 4-. St. E. 2d pref.
10SW
'!
73K
KIJi
76V
73',
121 X
76S
3.1
77
,37;
31
63
97?i
111
20S
02!
9BH
24
lUh
20
791f
"im
ma
50'i
'JOU
no
2on
114H
3)
79 'i
2-V4
.y-;
J. 1 .. 1j. .. JC W
N. Y., L. E. JtW.. pfd..
N. Y. &. N. E
N. Y., O. i- W ".
Norfolk A Western, pfd..
North Ameiican Co
Northern Pacific ,
Northern Pacific, pfd....
Ohio & Mississippi
Oregon Improvement ,
Pacific Stall
Peo.. Dec. Evans
Philadelphia & Reading...
P.. C C. St. L
Pullman Palace Car. ,
Richmond &W. P. T
Richmond ft W.P.T., pM.
ft. Paul Dulnth
St. Paul Duluth, pfd....
St. Paul. Mln. & Man
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wabash, pfd
Western Union.............
Wheeling Jb L. E
Wheeling .ft I.. E., pfd....
DIs & Cattle Fd. Trust....
National Lead Oo...i......
National Lead Co., pfd....
2
72H
50
19
w
20
16;
18X
16 15
-a
60,V C7
2215
17
37SJ S3
3) 20
41 4l
27,'i
187
15!4 '15
71 S 71
104
113
12'i 121
47 47
W,i I3X
30 3U
82V 83,
36 Zlfi
Si 78"
57H 574
37.1, 37
81 83
67.4
67M
37
20S
41)4
38 H
4U
15S
15!
72
7Z-J
46
45
I2'i
47),
iZ'i
30
S2V
7SV
12
4S'4
14
so-v
83
37'
7B3$
5St,
37
S3
S1H
? hlladelphlii Stock.
Closing nnotatlons of Philadelphia stocks fur
nished by Whitney & Stephenson, Brokers, No. 57
Fourth avenue, members of the .New York Stock
xEcnaue:
Bid.
..55J
...20
..Sis
..50',
..23
..67'i
..48,
Asked.
65M
20 11-15
8.a
51
23!S
l.7Ji
49
Pennsylvania Railroad ,
Reading Railroad
Buffalo, N. Y. APhila
Lehlga Valley 1
Northern Pacific ,
Northern Pacific, preferred..
Lehigh Navigation
Boston Electrlo Stocks.
Boston, Jan. 26. rSpecia. The latest 'electric
Btocjt quotations to-iay werei
m'i.
,. 2liH
. 12
. 12jJ
. 8
Asked.
SJH
51 !
26'i
13
12X
8M
Edion Electric Con. Co. pref..
T. H. E. Co
T. II. E. Co., pfd
Ft. K.Co
W. Tru6t Receipts.....;
D. E
Mining Stock Quotations.
New York Jan. 26. Alice, 135: Aspen. 300;
Deadwood. 207; Homestake, 1300; Horn Sil
ver, 355; Mexican, 220: Ontario, 4300: Opliir,
325; Plymouth, 185; Savare, 170: Sierra
Nevada, 185: Standard, 125; Union Con.. 170
Yellow Jacket, 120.
Eur Silver Quotations.
New York; Jan. 25. ISpceiaLl Bar sliver
in London, 42d per ounce; Now York dealers'
price 01 suver, uzc per ounce.
THE M0HBTAEY 1EE1JD.
Basinets Better Than Last Year and
Is
Steadily Improving.
The local money market was moderately
active yesterday at the u-sual 6 per cent
rate. Bankets reported good stocks of funds,
but judged from indications that they would
be considerably depleted before long, as
business In all lines Is improving. Business
Is decidedly better than attho same time
last year and the flnayclal position much
stronger. Bank clearings were $2,542,260 31
and balances $163,440 82.
At New York yesterday money on call was
easyatlH tnSper cent; lastlonn IK: cIosp'1 !
offered at 1& Prims mercantUe aper IQ i
5. Sterling exchange quiet hot firm at
H 81 for 60-day bills and H 86 for demand.
Closing Kond Quotations.
U.S. 4s reg 115K
50, 43 coup UJfe
M. K. &T. Gen. 5s.. m
Mutual Union 63.. .'100
N. J. C. Int. Cert...H07
Northern Pac. lets.. 116
do. do. 2ds..U4
Northwestern cons..
do. debentures 5s106
Oregon JtTtant6s...
tat. L. &I.M.Gen.6s. 85X
St. L. ASanF.Gen.M 110
St. Paul Consols. ...'KB
jo, issreg 'loo
ao. 43 roup
Pacific 6s or '05 100
Louisiana stamp. 4s. 83
Tenn. new set 6s..
do. do. 5s..
do. no. 33..
Canada So. 2ds....
Cen. Pacific lsts..
Den. &E. G. lsts.
.oauuri OS.
HUM
, Mi
68
103
KM!
fet. P.. C. &P. lsts..UJ
Tex. P.L. O.Tr.ncts 82,S
Tex. P.R.G.Tr.Kctl 31
11
.". uu. IS....
Den.aR.G.Westlsts-
79
Union Pacific lsts...iu74
West Shore 102J
Erle ids iosv
M. K. &T. Gen. 6s.. 80
Bid.
It. G. West 77
' Bank Clearings.
CnicAoo Money easy, 5K6 per cent. Bank
clearings, $13,514,519. New York exchange
1020o premium.
ST. Louis Clonrinss, $3,597,563; balances,
$529,313. Money, 67 per cent. Exchange
on New York 60c premium.
Memphis New York exchange selling at
par. Clearings, $495,602; balances. $178,138.
New Obleaks Clearings, $2,296,421.
N ew Yokk Bank clearings, $156,156,182; bal
ances. $6,437,162.
Bostok Bank clearings, $16,207,993; bal
ances, $2,3S1,715; money, 1K2 per cent; ex
change on 2Jew York, 810c discount per
$1,000.
Philadelphia Bank clearings, $12,073,232;
balances, $1,993 279 Money, tper cent. '
Baltimore Bank clearings, $2,685,581; bal
ances, $400,760. Bate 6 per cent.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Receipts, Shipments and Trices at East
Liberty and All Other Tards.
Office of The Dispatch-, )
Pittsbttf.o, TUESDAY, January 26. (
Cattle Receipts, 160 head: shipments, 651
head; market dull at yesterday's prices: no
cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs Receipts, 1,550 head; shipments, 1,700
head; market active: all grades, $i 601 80; 2
cars or hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep Receipts, 2,100 head; shipments,
L200 head; market slow at yesterday's prices.
By Telegraph.
New York Beeves Receipts, 1,017 head;
all for' exporters and slaughterers: no trade;
feeling firm: dressed beef steady at 69c
per ponnd. Calves Receipts, 297 head; mar
ket dull; veals, $5 008 75 per 100 pounds;
grassers, $2 50. Sheep Receipts, 1,585 head:
market firm: sheep. $4 006 00 per 100
pounds; Inmbs, $6 007 CO; dressed mutton
steady at 7K9Xc per pound; dressed lamb
firm at 910c. Hogs Receipts .S0 head:
consigned direct: nominally steadv at M 10B
4 75 per 100 pounds.
Cincinnati Hogs higher: common nd
lieht, $3 754 50; packtngand butchersC, $4 35
l 65; receipts, 3,200 head; shipments, 2 300
head. Cattle strong; fair to choice butcher
grades $2 754 25; prime to choice shippers
$4 00I 75; receipts, 230 head; shipments, 300
head. Sheep in fair demand and steadv;
common to choice, $3 004 75; extra fat
wethers and yearlings, $1 755 00; receipts,
1,165 head. Lambs in light supply and firm;
common to choice, $4 256 25 per 109 pounds.
Chicago Cattle Receipts, 6,000 head; ship
ments, 2,500 head: market steady: good to
choico steers. $4 505 00; others, $3 104 25;
stockers $2 O0fJ2 85; cows, $1 1002 65. Hogs
Receipts, 36,000 head; shipments, 12,000 head:
market nctlve and irregular: rough and com
mon. $4 354 45: mixed. $4 404 50: heavy and
butcher weights, $4 504 70; light, $4 304 60.
Sheep Receipts, 5,000 heud:. shipments, SCO
head; market active; no change lrom yester
day's quotations.
St. Lonls Cattle Receipts.1,400 bead; ship
ments, 1,100 head; market steady; fair to
good natives, $3 O04 61; Texan and Indian
steers, fair to dressed beef kinds, $2 75Q3 65.
Hogs Receipts, 6,900 held; shipments, none:
nitrket 10c higher: lair to choice heavy, $4 45
t 65; mixed, ordinary to good, $4 004 50;
light, fair to best, $4 30t 50. Sheep Re
ceipts, iw neau; shipments none: market
steady: lair to useful muttons, $4 005 30.
Buffalo Cattle Receipts, 45 loads;
through, 18 sale. Market dull for heavy
grades; sales good. Hogs Receipts, 35 loads
sale. Strong lor good grades; heavy grades,
$4 854 90: Yorkers, good to best, $4 754 89.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 2 loads through;
35 sale. Market 1015o stronger for good.
Lambs, good to extra native, $6 356 60; fair
to good, $5 756 25.
Kansns Citj Cattle Receipts, 6.200 head:
shipments, 2,200 head; steers strong at $3 004S
5 50: -stockers and feeders steady at $3 OOSS
3 60: cows steady at $1 503 50. Hogs Ru
ceipts. 12,800 head; shipments, 1,100 head;
market opened stronz.Sc higher and closed
rav; all grades, $3 854 37J: bulk, $4 204 25.
Sheep Receipts, 1,800 head: shipments, SCO
head; market strong and higher.
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Arab rebellion in Kongo has been
quelled.
Portugal has decided not to sell any of
hercolonios.
Tbe grip has increased the mortality of
Paris by about 100 daily.
Illinois' coal production in 1891 was
greater than in any preceding year.
Townsville, In Queensland, Australia, is
flooded, and many houses have collap-ed.
Tho Amerietn Beet Sugar Producers'
Association has been organized at San Fran
cisco. 1
The leader of the anarchist band that at
tacked Xcros, Spain, recently, has been cap
tuied. The- Childs-Drexel Printers' Home at
Colorado Springs, Col:, will be dedicated
May 12.
The Upper Honse of the Australian
KeichsratU has passed the commercial
treatise.
Tho officers of the Egyptian army took
the oath of allegiance to the new Khedive
yesterday.
Owing to n Nihilist scare, several Russian
Governors have been given the power to de
clare martial law.
John V. Emorv, or Meeklin, S. D., was
caught in tho act of setting fire to his house,
and was arrested.
The new Governor of Tangier has been
installed nnd the lately rebellions tribes
have submitted to his rule.
About 140,00-1 Russians in the famine
stricken districts have been given emplojt
ment on the public highways.
Herr Mlviel, tbe German Minister of
Finance, has tendered his resignation
which the Emperor refuses to accept.
A convention of cotton- men ttimib t
Augusta, Ga., to-day. The sentiment seems
to be crystallizing in favor of growing loss
cotton and more grain.
A party just returned to Santa Fe tell a
wonderful story of ruins of an ancient city
thev have discovered on the line botween
New Mexico nnd Arizona.
John Neediiam, a lineman on- the tow
boat Joseph B. Williams, was rnn down and
killed bv car at Louisville yesterday morn
ing. His home is in Pittsburg.
John Dillon has written a protest against
the attempts made by the Tarnellites to pre
vent subscriptions being made to the fund
iui buv ucucukui tsviciuu tenants.
Tho Kantanga country In Africa has
been exnlored by the Belsian Lieutenant
Paul Le Marinot, who reports the discovery
of n great wealth of ivory and gutta percha.
The Salvation Army at Eastbourno'
England, was tbe victim of another riot
Sunday. Many lassies wero tin-own down
and trampled upon by tho crowd and were
severely injured.
Miss Lillie Johnston, who sat in' the
"buggy holding the reins while Miss Altes
Mitchell murdered Miss Freda Ward by de
liberately cutting her thoat at Memnhis
Monday, was arrested yesterday.
Twenty -five cars of low grade silver ore.
consigned to the Mexican Ore Company
were cleared through tho Mexican Custom
House or Jtiaiez yesterday, behv the first
slipmenttocrosthe Rio Grande since the
export tax went into effect.
-DeWolf, a farmer, and a companion
named FMicr, while driving in a sleMi on
the crossing at Newark, N. J., on the New
York Central Railroad, were struck by a
-wildcat" engine and Instantly killed. Both
men lived in Fairvillo and leave families.
Cardinal Lnvigerle, Archbishop or Al
giers, has written a letter in which he an
nounces blindliesion to the joint statement
Just issued by the Archbinops or Pari"
Toulouse, Itbeims, Lyons mid St. Malo com
plaining that France has become atheistic.
Tbe jury in the action of Edward Stokes
against John Mackay and Hector Do Castro
were directed by Judge Ingraham, of the
New York Supreme Court yesterday, to find
a verdict in favor of Mr. Stokes. f()r $75003
with intereit fiom December 26, lsts. This
is the lull amount that Stokes claimed.
"Baron Hoffman," a remarkable swind
ler, who has victimized the Prince nf iv.i
the late Crown Prince or Austria Princo
B'sinarck, the late Dnko of Morny, and the
Kings of Belgium, Sweden and Spain, be
sides statesmen, ambassadors, gieat nobles
eminent bankers and business men Innum
erable, has been captured at Zurich nnd is
awaiting extradition to Austria.
FOB BILIOUSNESS
TJso Horsford's Acid Fhosphate.
Dr.
W. B. Gillies, Winnipee, Manitoba. '
".""??- tn a m case of ml I
says:
dlireatton with liilionnnRiM. nnri fni,rt i ,A
be, without exception, tha best tulnir lever
used In luch cases," '
THE HOME MARKETS.
Elgin Bntter Advanced and Country
Rolls in "Better Request.
CITY JOBBERS WELL SDPPLIED.
The Cold Weather Has Stiffened Eggs and
Stocks Are Depleted.
WEAOESS IN ALL CEREAL LINES
Office ofJhe Dispatch. )
PiTTSBUKG, Tuesday, January 26.
Countby Produce Jobbing Prices
Elgin creamery butter was advanced 1c per
pound at sonrce of supply on Monday.
The advance will be due here the latter part
of the week. There is an improved demand
for country butter the past few days, qual
ity of offerings having advanced under the
influence of cold weather. New York
cheese is steady at quotations. To the
dealer who is not stocked up there is no
margin at present quotations. Fortunately
for Pittsburg jobbers they are well sup
plied at prices which prevailed a month
ago. New York cheese can now be bought
in Pittsbnrg at lower pricss than can be
obtained at sources of supply. Cold
weather has stiffened prices of fresh eggs,
and our fignres are advanced in accordance
with sales reported. At the advance there
are not enough to meet demand. Tropical
fruits are dull and slow. Potatoes are mov
ing more freely. '
Appi,es-?1 50(91 75 per Darrei.
BUTTIR-Creamery Elgin, 33SJ34e: Ohio brands.
2St20c; common country butter. 1516c; choice
country roll. lSSMOc.
BEANS-New York and Michigan pea. 11 90(32 CO;
mrarowfat, $2 152 25; Lima beans, 44j4c lb:
band picked medium, $1 90(32 00.
EEESWAX-Cholce, 3ua32c?lb: low grades. 22
25c.
Ei-CKwniAT Flour New.-2j2Me ? lb.
uiu:-uaio cnoice, lnguic: , iew iotk
cheese. Hs(l2e:Llmbnrger.l2W3l3Jics Wisconsin
sweitzer, full cream, 13aH2: imported sweltzer,
232Sc.
Cider Country cider. $3 503 CO 9 barrel; sand
refined, 6 0C1 50: crab elder. 87 50&8 CO.
Craxeeiiuiis Per box, 2 002 50; per barrel,
$7 003 00.
t ous strlctlv fresh nearby stock, 25c; cold
storage eggs, 1SqI9c
FEATUERS-Extra live geese, 5753c: No. 1, 48
50c ?l lb: mixed luts. 3a40c.
Dkied Fruits Peaches, halves, 5'c: evapo
rated apples, 89c; apr rots, Mfllc; blackberries.
SiS-ir; raspberries, lSSlSc; huckleberries, 7c;
California peaches. 759c.
Game Wild turkeis, $1 502 00 each: mallard
ducts, 1 CO per pair: teal ducks, $2 753 CO per
dozen; pheasants, SI 25 per pair: quill, 2 50 per
dozen: squirrels, $1 00(31 25: MbMt.-, 2530. per
pair: whole deer. 1213e f lb: saddles. 182Dc f, lb.
iiuj.1 injwrnip. wiuic clover, i3?wi;i Cali
fornia honey, 1215c p lb.
Maple Syruf-75M0c ? gallon.
MapleSugaii-ioc lb.
Poultry Alive Chickens. r&fWOe apalr, large;
50K60e. medium; live turkeys, 1213; ?lb; dncks,
6a70c a pair; dressed chickens, na'5c ? lb:
dressed turkeys, 1516c fl lb; dressed ducks, 1510c
lb.
POTATOES-Carload lots. 354Cc on track : from
store. 4045c a bushel: Southern seets, $1 501 75
a barrel: Jerseys, S3 003 25.
Seeds Western recleaned medium clover lob
bing at $5 20; mammoth at 5" 55; timothy. $1 4for
prime and $1 50 for choice: blue grass. $2 652 80;
orchard grass. St 75: millet, tt CO; German. l 15;
Hnmrarian. ft 10: fine lawn. 25c $ lb: seed buck
wheat. $1 401 50.
Tallow Country, 4c; city rendered, 5c.
TRoriCAL FRUITS-Lemons, S3 -,HSA 00; Florida
oranges, $2CC(a,250abox:baiianas. SI 50(31 75fints.
$1 00(311 25 good seconds, per buncb;Malaga grapr-s.
f5010COanairbarre; new layer flg3, H16eT
lb.
Vegetables Cabhag. S3 0a)l CO a hundred;
yclloiT.Danvf rontons, $2 252 50 a barrel; toma
toes, $2 ir) per busnel; celery, 2530c per dozen;
turnips, 90cJl 00 a barrel.
Groceries.
Sugars are quiet at the advance already
noted. Coffees, rice and canned goods are
reported firm. High grade coffee is particu
larly strong. Canned corn and tomatoes
are firm enough to reach a higher level be
fore many days.
Greex COFrEE-Fancy. 2122c: choice Rio. 263
20,'ic; prime. l'Ulc; low grade Rio. 17'18c: old
Government Java. 2729c: Mararaibo. 21Jz.((j22Mc:
Jloeha. 27M3-Sc; Santos. 2lH&2H:i Caracas, 22M
i1'c: LaGuayra. 2122Hc.
Kostkd (in papers) Standard brands, 19c: high
grades, 22S25'5c: old Government Jara. bulk, 28
30c: Maracalbo, 21'i23Hc; Santos, lSKtaex pea
berry, 25c: choice Rio. 19'sc: prime itio, 19c; good
Rio. 18Sc; ordinary. lG'I7)r.
Spices (whole) Cloves. i3f5U4c: allspice. 10c;
cassia. 8c: pepper. llc;nutmeg,"70S0c.
l'ETiiOL&UM-Mobhers' prices) 110 test, 6'c:
Ohio. 120, 7,c: headlight. 1J0'. 7.c; water white,
9(&9Kc: globe, WHJjc: elaine, 15c: carnadine, lie;;
rovaUne.-14c;reaoll, 10,-Sllc; purity, 14c; olelne."
14c.
MISERS' Oil Vo. 1 winter, strained, 4244c per
gal. : summer, 3V337c: lard oil, 5j58c.
MBur-corn srnp. .sjciwue: enujee sugar syrup,
345;c: prime sugar svrup, 3d32c; strictly prime.
2SW30C.
S. 0. Molasses r'ancy new crop. 4042c:
choice, 4041c; old crop. 3S33c; X. O. syrup, 4i
50c.
Soda Bi-earb, in Eegs. 3V3li-c: bl-carb. In Ws,
3Vc:bl-carb, assorted packages, 5J4"i36c; sal soda,
in ke,?. l&i'c: do granulated. 2c.
CAJ.DLES Star, full weight, 9c: stearlne, per set,
8,'ic: parafilne. 1IISM2C.
KICE-Head Carolina, eKQS'ic; choice, 5,6c:
LoulsUna, 55Jc.
bTAncit I'earl, le; corn starch, 66.'ac: gloss
starch, Gi3i7Ci
Fokeiok Fruit Layer ralslni. 2 CO: London
layers, ?2 25: Muscatel-, fl75;Catllornia .Muscatels
1 40ijH 63: Valencia, SQCc: On-Jara Valencia. 7
7Sc: hultina, 83113c: currants. 44'ic; Turkey
prunes, 4r5c: Fren:h prunes. KSsJc: cocoa.iuts,
iocs, y, 06: a'mouds, Lan. ? Its, 20c: dp Ivlca. i;e;
do shelled, J'Jc: watnuU, N'op.. 13014c! Slcilv. fll
berti, lie; Smvrna fig, Iiai3c: new dates, 55-Vc:
r.raztl nut?, 7c: pecans.: IJOIHl-: citron. ) lb, Zl
22c: lemon pfel, 12c 9 lb; oranga peel. 12c.
Dried Fruits Apples sliced, 648c: apples,
evaporated. 7.lSSc: peaches, evanorated. nared.
2Cfj21c: peaches, California, evaporated, unpared,
S''jia!)iic: thtrries, pitted. 12c: ciierrles, nnpltted.
01-; r.ispnerries, ev.ipuraicd, lQrioe; oiacKuerries,
4&4!ic: huckleberries. 7c.
Sugars Cnlies, 4c: powdered, 4Vic; granulated,
4e; confectioneri.'4'ic; sott white, 4a4!ic; yel
low, choice, 3V3ac; yellow good, 3$3Vc: yel
low, fair. 3'f(a3c.
PlC.tLES-iledlum, bbls (1,200), (4 50; medium,
half bbls (600), S2 75.
Salt-No. 1. iB hht, SI 20: No. 1, extra. ?! bbl,
SI 19; dairy. ? bbl. SI 20; coarse crystal. 15 bbl,
11 20: Higgius' Eureka. 4 tin sacks, li SO; Illgglns
Eureka. li14-tb packets, S3 00.
CAN-NED GOODS Standard peached, $1 751 90;
2ds, (1 251 35; extra peaches, 32 O02 In: pic
peaches. HyZ&OOc; finest corn, fl 2offilt 50Hfd. Co.
com, i)5c?l 05: red cherries, ?1 fil 10: Lima
beans, $1 35: soakeefdo. S5c: stringed do, 7Ca73e:
marrowfat peas, SI 0C31 15: soaked peas. 6570e;
pineapples, SI 20(31 33: llaliana do, S2G0; damson
nlinns, t CO: greengages, Sl-25: eges plums..! CO;
California apricots, SI 7S1 90; lallfornla pears,
J2 1M&2 SO: do (treengages. Jl 83: no egg plums,
jl &": extra white cherries, fi 75(5)2 85; raspberries,
$1 lsai 23: strawberries, 9."n.si 10; gooseberries,
f 1 OOflll 03: tomatoes. S7,'-'fff95c: salmon, 1-lb cans,
(1 301 SO; biackberriea, 80c; succotash. 2-lbcans,
soaked. 90c; do green, 2-lb caus, $1 231.50; corn
beef. 2-lbcans, SI 651 70: 1-lb cans, 1 a); baked
beans. CI 10(31 53: lobsters. 10-lb cans. SI 25: mact-
Lerel. 1-lb cans, boiled, 8150; sirdlues. domestic.
Ks, fssoftoo:,1!.', ?ii: sannne, imported, J4S,
115012 60: sardines. Imported. Us, f 13 00; sar
dines, mustard. ?1 30; sardines, spiced, S3 50.
Fish Extra No. 1 bloater mackerel. 24"00 per
bbl: extra No. I do mess. 20 00: No. 2 shore mack
erel, 518 00: No. 2 large mackerel, SIT 00; No. 3
lare mackerel. Sis 50: No. 3 small mackerel, 310 00.
llerrlngs-Spllt. S8 50: lake, $3 a5 100-lb bill.
White lish. $3 00 W 100-lb half bbl. Lake trout.
5 50'(Ehairbbl. Finnan haddles, 10c ? ft. Ice
land halibut, 12c? lb. Pickerel, half bbl. Jl 00:
quarter bbl. Jl 60. Holland herring, 75c. Walkoo
htrring, 93c
OATMEAL-fl 755 00.
News of tho Grain Exchange.
Sales on call at the Grain Exchange: Two
cars No. 2 yellow ear corn, 5 days, 51c; 4 cars
No. 2 white cats', 5 days, S82; 2 cars No. 2 yel
low ear corn. 10 days, 50c; 1 car sample chop,
$11 50, spot, iteceipts as bulletinod: By
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis 1 car of
feed, 1 -of oats, 6 Of coin, 2 of hay, 2 of mid
dlings. By Pittsbnrg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago 6 cars of oats, 1 of bran, 4 of hay, 3 of
Hoar, 1 of barley. By Pittsburg and Lake
Erie 1 car of corn, 1 of flour, 2 of oats. Bv
Pitt'bnrg nnd Western 2 cars of hay, 1 of
wheat. Oats are lower and our quotations
are reduced in accordance with sale re
ported. Com is fairly steady. Wheat,
flour and mllireed are yruiet, with the situa
tion in favor or buyers.
Following quotations arc for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
from store.
Wheat-No. 2 red, 0809c; lio. 3 red, 04
05c.
CORV No. I yellow ear. 5051c: hlih mixed ear,
43i-(iy0c; mixed ear. -IfiHfilSc: No. 2yollow, shelled,
!'((v!7c, high mixed shelled, 45;46y; mixed
shelled. 4C1lc.
OWS No. I oats, S7037HC: No. 2 white. 353
53Vc: extra No. 3 oats. 3-S6c; mixed oats, MS
31-c.
Rye No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 93?4c: No.
1 cstern. 833 Be.
P.Al!f.EY-68i75c.
Flour Jobbing prices Fancy spring patents.
(5 3MW 5): fancy winter patents. Si i;$o 50: rancy
straight winter, f 005 25: fancy straight spring,
to SJj 50: clear winter, $4 655 00: straight XXXX
bakers', SI 7o5 00. Ryo Hour. So i 25.
jLiLLf Em .-n o. 1 wnue miauungs, ?-ij uorsji on
? tun; No. 2 white middlings, S18 0G19 00: brown
middlings. 13 00I6 (0; winter wiieat bran, JIT 50
IS 00; cl:op teert, fil 0U3 OO.
Hat Baled timothy, cnoice. 13 5013 75:"No. 1,
512 5.111 0U; No. 2. $11 5012 0c): clovir hay, $11 50
(312 2": loose from wagon. (13 0015 00, according
to finality: packing hav, p ai3 2.
Straw Oats, ST 097 50; wneat, J5 505 00; rye.
$8 00U 25.
Provisions.
Sugar cured hnins, large....
Snsr enred hams, medinm
KgJa7MJ8N;;::::r:"":':::"
BUfrarcureu d. ucon
Hunr cured iklnned hami, lane
Bujfar cored iklnned hanu, medinm..
Sugar cured shoulders..
bugar cured boneless shoulders....
bugar cured skinned shoulders
hugar cured bacon shoulders
Sugar i-nreddrr-saltshonlders
Pugar cured d, beef, rounds
Sugar enredd. beef, setts
fiugar cured d. beef, flats
Bacon, clearsides. 301ts
liacon. clear bellies. 20 lbs
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Slejapork, family
Lard, refined In tierces
Lard, refined in one-half bbls
Lard, rrflnprl In RAlh rnh
Lard, refined In 10-lb nails ,
Lard, refined in50-Ib cans ,
j.aru, rennea ln3-u tin palls
Lard, refined ln5-lb tin palls
Lard, refined In 10-lb tin palls
Wool Markets.
New York Wool steady and quiet; stock,
62,000 pounds: nulled. 26"33c.
St. Louis Woo! Receipts. 3.300 poands;
shipments, 61,711 rounds. Thero is a fair
movement at about nteadv -nrlcos.
Philadelphia Wool in improved demand. I
Ohio, Pennsylvania nnd West Yirzinia XX
and above, 30g3Ic; X2830e; medium, 35 I
33c: coarse, 33S31c; New York, Michigan. ,
Indiana and Western. Ana or X and YX. 26ffl
2c; medinm, 31U35c: coarse. 3334c; fine
washed delaine X and XX, 3235c; medium
washed combing and delaine, 37JJ.'No:
coarsed,wabcd, combing and delaine, 34
33c; Canada combing nnd delaine. 32033c:
tub washft'l. choice, 3638c; fair, 35036:;
coar'e, 3233c: medium unwashed combing
and delaine, 2C29c: oarsennwashed comb
ing nnd delnint- 2527c; Montana, ;s22c;
Territorial, l420c.
Boston Thero is a good steady demand for
wool, and the sales are fairly large, but there
Is no special activity unless in Australian
wools, which are selling freely atlow urice.
from 32llc as to quality; Ohio fleeces' are In
fair demand at SBcforX and 2930cforXX
nnd XX and nbove, with Michigan at 26
27c; No. 1 comDing wools are quiet at Stic:
Ohio fine delaine sells well at 3334c, and
Michigan at 3233c; Ohio and Micnlgan un
washed and unmerchantable fleeces are In
demand at 1921c; unwashed combing wooli
are steady at 2426c for one quarter, and 26
28c forthree-eizhths: Territory woolsare un
changed at 5360o clean for fine; 5553c for
fine medium, and 5055c for medium; pulled
wools are selling at 3ac for choice supers: 33
3Sc for fair to good supers, nnd 2230efor
extra; foreign carpets wools are dulL
The Drygootls Market.
New York. Jan. 26. There was no chango
in the dry goods market to-day.
Ocean Steamship Arrivals.
Steamer.
Westernland..
Elbe
Helvetia
Maasdam
Hermann
Cachemlre
Alliance
Amsterdam....
Clrcassla
Where From.
, New York
New York
, New York
, New York......
New York
Rio Janeiro....
South America
Rotterdam
Glasgow
Destination.
Antwerp
.Brcmerhavea
........London
London
London
Ser York
New York
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ECZEMA ON A LADY
Stubborn Case of Skin Disease Covered
Her Face and Bo.ly. Many Doctors
Baffled.
Marvellous and Complete Care by Cutl-
cunt.
Slx Years Ilnve Elapsed
and No Iteturn.
A lady customer of ours (Miss Fanny Atwood of
Caroline Depot, N. Y.) lias been cured of a s:nb
born case of skin disease by the use of Cuticuka
Remedies, bbe remarked that her case bad baffled
the skill of many ell-known physicians. Tbey
unanimously pronounced It Kczema, with Rheu
matism lurklnr in the blood. Some predicted that
any treatment strong enough to cure the Eczema
would surely lncreaav the liiicumatlsui. hue used
two sets or the Ccticura Remedils. The effect
was marvellous, liercaseof Eczema was notonly
completelv cured, but her Rheumatism was greatly
relieved during the treatment. Six yearb have
elapsed since tbe cure was performed, her Rheu
matism has since never increased by the treatment,
but rather diminished, and sbe sees nosvnmtomj
1 of the return of the Eczema which once fao com
pletely took possession or her face and body. Miss
Atwood delights In telllugof the good effects that
the CUTICURA treatment bad upon ner. and recom
mends unsolicited the CUTICURA. Remedies ror
Eczema and all kindred ailments. Your prepara
tions find readv sale: indeed, CUticura Soap la
on the list to hav almost continuously.
HASKIN & TODD, Druggists, Ithaca. N. Y.
Cuticura Resolvent
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of
Humor Remedies. Internally (to cleanse the blood
of all Impurities, and thus remove the cause), and
Cuticuka. the great Skin Cure, and Cuticura
Soap, an exquisite Skin Ueautifier, externally (to
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), cure
every species of agonizing, itching, burning, scaly,
and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp, and blood.
, Sold every where. Price. CrmcUBA, 50e: SOAP,
tec: Kesolvsnt. 1. Prepared by the I'otteb
Drug axd Chemical Cokporation. Boston.
Send for "How to Cure bkin Diseases," 04
pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Pli
red.
Ill oily skin cured by Cuticuka Soap.
I CANT BREATHE.
Chest Pains. Soreness. Weakness.
Hicklng Cough. Asthma. Pleurisy,
and Inflammation BELIEVED nt oS'E
MI!CITTFihV thP CPTICirilA AirTI-PjTV
Plasixii. Nothing like it for Weak Lungs.
jail-WSSU
A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY.
BEST rOE
Oeneral Hsusehsld Slsea
JAFAJIESE
CB3SBSSG
CURB
A cure for Tiles. External. Internal, Kllnd, Bleed
ing and Itchlnc. Chronic. Receut or Hereditary,
This remedy has positively nver betrn known to
fail. ?l a box. C forS."'. byniall. Airtmrantesriren
Trlth six boxes, when purchased atune tltno. ioth
fund tlif ?5 if not CHred. issnrd bv C5III G.
STOCTvT. Urucist. Wholesale andfietaii Agent.
Kos. M01 aod 1701 Penn are., corner Wylie are.
and 1'cltoii ft.. Piltiburfr, Pa. U?e htuelv'
lliarrhcea iCrmp Cure 3 and .V) cts. jiUSZ-tq 1
BKOKEIlS-FINAXCrAt.
Whitney 6l Stephenson,
57 Fourth A'enue.
apCO-33
PEOPLE'S
Capitiii,$
SAVINGS BANK.
81 FOUHTn AVENUE.
CanTtiii. $300,003. Snrnlus. S5L6T0 ").
D. WcK. LLOYD. EUWAHD E. PUFF.
1 Froaident. Asst. Sec. Treox.
f per cent interest alio wea on time ils
posits. ocil-i!l-a
John M. Oakley & Co.,
BANKERS AND BHOKERS.
Stock, Bonds. Grain, Petroleum.
Trivate wire to New York and Chicago.
iS SIXTH ST., Pittsbnrg.
MitA rJ
szss.
oen i& i wis
vF3CvWtI5'-St
NEW ADYETiTISEMETTS.
wiHiiiiTii 1 1
(xtract of f
ALL GOOO'COOKS
Tho Year Trtotuicl.
Send to ARMOUR & CO.. Chicago
forCookBook showtqsr use of AnMOUR'3
EXTBACTin Soups and Sauces. Mailed free.
or FADE3 KAS IEST08rB tv
youthful color and beauty by
D J. HATS' HAIR HFAITH. K
moves dandruff and sealpbumors. Does not stain skin or
linen. Pert, sarert. mon cieomy dressing ururcuis sua.
HATS' KILL CI'KlSiltN '-- Wrt,lS.3c pala. Wtrr&atff
soldby JOi. i'USlLLNU & SONS, and dra
giati. loyASOrirr
MEDICAL.
CT
WH1TTSER
814 PENN aYENCE, V1TTSBUKG. PA.
As old residents know and back flies of
rittsburg paper prove, isxhe oldest estab
lished and most prominent physician in ths
city. devotingipecialattentlonioallchronls
8STUI0 FEE UNTIL CURED
sponsible MCDlfillO ntl mental dis
uersons I Y Lll V UUO eases, physical de
cay, nervous debility, lack or energy, ambi
tion and hope, imnalredmemory.disordered
sight, seir distrust, basnfnlnes, dizziness,
sleeplessness, pimples, eruption, impover
ished blood, falling powers, organic wealt
nesi. dyspepsia, constipation, consumption,
nnCttlngthe person for bnslness.society ana
innrrlage, permanently, safely andprfvately
fi,roadi..BL00D AND SKINJSK!
ernptions, blotches, falllnghalr.bones,pa!n3.
glandular swellings, ulcerations or tha
tongne. mouth, throat, ulcers, old sores, ars
enred forlire, and blood nolons thoroughly
eradicated froml IDIM A DV kidney and
the system. UnmAn T jhladder do
nngements, weak back, gravel, catarrhal
discharges, inflammation and other painful
fymptomi receive searching treatment;
prompt relief and real cures.
Dr. Whlttier's life-long. extensive expsrl.
once Insures scientincandrellable treatment
on common sense principles. Consultatloa
free. Patients at a distance as earefullr
treated a3ir here- Office hours, 9 a.m. to?
r. x. Sunday, 10 a. jr. to 1 r. K. only. DR.
WH1TXIEK.S14 Penn avenue, nttsburg. Pa.
1a8-49-nnwii
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO," tt
Wonderful Spanish
Remedy, is sold with, a
Written Cuaranteo
to rare all Nervous Dis
eases, such as Weak
Jlemory, Loss of Brala
Power, Hesdzche,
Wakefulnes, Lost JIan
hood. Nervousness, Las
situde, all drains ad
loss of power of tha
Generative Organs In
Before & After Use.!
Photographed from life.
aai either sex. caused bv
over-eiertion, youthful indiscretions, or the excessive
ose 01 looacco, opium, or stimulants, waica luumaieiy
lead to Infirmity, Consumption and Insanity- Put up
in convenient form to carry In the vest pocket. Price
11a package, or 6 for $5. With every S ordr we give a
written" guarantee to cure or refund tha
money, feeutby mail to any address. Circular fires
in plain envelope, llcmion this paper. Address,
UADRID CHEMICAL CO.. Eranch Office for U.S. A.
S58 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, 1XI
FOR SALE IN PITTSBURGH, PA BY
Jos. Fleming & Son, 410 Market St.
Duquesne Pharmacy, 518 Smithfield St.
A. J. Kaercher. 53 Federal St., Allegheny City.
Kwr
WEAK MEN
1 YOUK ATrCNTlOS
IS CALLED TO THE
TuccursTVAa... oseat eclish Enntmv
iS5 iO uray's bpecific medicine
FYOU SUFFER ff??
voiis OeTiJiitr. caVues uf RoG-9
nHaTwn jum Tjnanu jimu, ojjcnuauirraea, ana
Impoiency, and all diseases that arise from OTer
Indulgence and self-abas?, as Loss of Memory and
PoTrer. Dimne-d of Vlilon, Premature Old Age.
iLndinany other diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and au early grare, write for oar
pamphlet.
AtMrers GRAY iiXDICIN'E CO.. Buffalo. JT. T.
The Specific Medicine is sold by all drugjrlsta at It
per package, or sbc pacVagvs for 53, or sent by malX
An rMlnt nfmnnav m w mm w m sk wa mm mm
". .-T"T j j l--i-IZ T4 .
atc?
EkSSasfeas a
iSi y
Ind" wTfh "" wti.u i? y n Jfcfet -' J
onirr a cure or moatry reiunuoi.
TOn accfunt of comiterfclts ire have adopted
t!ie Yellow "Wrapper, the only genuine. Sold in
Pittsburg by S. S. HOLLAND, cor. Smithfield and
Liberty sis. JeS-91-u wreoau
ItIanhood IResforedl
"XEKWESEEIsS,"
the wonderful remedy.
Is sold with a written
guarantee to cure all
nervous diseases, snea
as Weai: Memory. Loss
of Bratn Power, Hca
r.clie. Wakefulness
Lost Manhood, Nlgbb
lyEmlsslocs.Nervons.
ness. Lassitude, all
drains and loss nf now
S-
EEl-OHE XSO ATTZX CSDTC.
er of the Generative organs in either sex cansed by
over exertion, youthful errors, or excessive nse ox
tobacco, opium or stimulants which soon lead to
Infirmity. Consumption and Insanity. Put np con
venient to carry in vest pocket. 81 per package by
malI:6forS5. Wlthevery!5orderweglYeawrittm '
guarantee to cure or refund the monev. Circnlarrree.
Vld'Ire'S Nei-vn Sert Oo. Chlena-o. III.
For salo in Pittsbnrg by Jos. Fleming &
Son, Druggists, 110 and 412 liarket st.
notWO-Jtwr
Rapidly, Thoroughly, Perfectly Cured
by the most Scientific and SnceeesTal Methods cf Treat
ment ertir fcnown or uerfected. C&nnot fall unless sbe
cae is LXTond hamia aid. ImproTement leen from ttie tBrt '
Sc?crcr9:roin iTerrouBness. Debility. Weak or UndOrT
v loped Organs, Iicpotency. Errors of Youth. Exce3aea
Worry to, tnorongniy, permanently cored by thl
treatcrent.
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