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, TEETPnTSBURG-' ' -DISPATCH. V JEIDATPf .. -FEBRUAHT"f 12. 5l89i?
SEW RIGS BUILDING.
)il Operators Willing to Take Chances
i on Getting Big Wells.
SO FEESH WELLS IN TESTEEDAY.
Fifth and Gordon Sands to Fe Entered at
Several Tlaces To-Day.
PIPE LINE STATEMENTS COMPILED
McDonald is not nearly so dead as a creat
many people bo have never visited the
Seldniight be led to suppose. Dozens of
lew derricks can he seen from the railroad,
md back of the hills there are plenty of
lew rigs going up. It is vet the best oil
field in America, as ievr of the wells
drilled have been absolutely dry,
while snv one of them is liable
to conic in uic;. Operators are now drlllfn?
in territory which they would not touch
lact r.ill. as a well which did not start off
then at 75 or 1(0 barrels an hour was looked
opon a a duster. Operating for oil is one ot
the jrrratest games of chance In existence,
nrt especially in the McDonald Held, where
eerv man believes his well wilt beacusher
until" it is thiough tho sand and proven
otherwise. Tins Is one reason why so many
new ndN are beinp drilled at present.
Each operator hope to Ret a suslier.
Brown. Robinson & Co.'s well on the Mc
Murray property at Xoblestown was drilled
deeper vesterdav. and last evening it was
flowinp'bv liea-is and makine 15 barrels an
hour. It was not much Improved by the
diillinp;.
The Jolly Oil Company has commenced to
spud in its well opposite the Xoblestown
station.
Jennings Guffey ft Ca's Xo. 3, Matthews
neiis, is due in the firth to-morrow. Their
Xo. 6 on the Susan Ilerron farm, which came
in Vednedav morning at 65 barrels an
hour, stopped "flowing the same evening, but
vesterdav morning it started up again and,
according to the latent reports, It was mak
ing 25 barrels an hour. Xo. 9 Bell, of Jen
nings, Guffey ft Co., is duo in the fifth this
afternoon of to-morrow.
Gicenlce ft KoretV Xo. 3 Wade should get
the and to-dav. Their Xo. 2 Gladden is
making 15 barrels an hour, and last evening
tliev got a grip on the junk in their Gladden
Xo. 1.
Should Be Finished To-Day.
The Devonian Oil Company's Xo. 5, on the
Motvau Elliott.uas drilling a few feet above
the fifth yesterday, and may got in to-day.
Learn ft Burson's well, on the postomce
lot at Willow Grove, was expected to reach
the top of the Gordon sand last evening.
Guckertft Learn's well, on the Burchinal
property jut across the railroad from the
willow Grove station, is due in the fifth
thi week. It was a light well in tho Gordon
sand. .
Ifoar new rigs are being built in the vicin
ity or the Fife well. v. hich is making 11 bar
rels an hour.
The Forest Oil Company's Xo. 1 Martha
tV right has been drilled deeper and in
crced to 350 barrels a day. They are drill
ing pat the tools in their Xo. 2 Etta Glenn
and have gr.ten three strings out of their
Xo. 2 U. W. Glenn. The Woodland Oil Com
pany's well on the corner lot is almost
dnw'n.
Hoffman ft Co.'s Xo. 4 on the Moore farm is
making 100 barrels a day.
The Foiest Oil Company's Xo. 3 E. Wright,
and their Xo 4 John McD. Glenn, are due in
the Gordon Mondav.
Malarkey ft Peebles are starting a well on
the poolroom lot at Willow Grove.
Gtiffey, Murphy ft Galey's Xo. 4 Cornell is
drilling in the Gordon sand, and their X'o. 9
Sturgeon is in the stray above that forma
tion. In the extreme northeastern part of Mc
Curdy t:ie Forest Oil Company has staited a
rig on the Dean farm, and the Philadelphia
Compai.y is building on the bpear property.
Patterson ft Jones' X'o. 1 McGarr, was not
dulled into the sand yesterday, and the im
pression seems to prevail that they aro
wot king it lor a semi-mystery. It is show
ing for a good w ell. but as they have it well
protected there is no rush about getting it
dulled in immediatclv.
J. M. Guffe, W. S. Guffey, and E. II. Jen-lung-,
have 'purchased the controlling in
terest in SO acres ol the Mrs. McMasters
farm liing just north of the Samuel Wet
inore. There is a well on the place which
was started by A. W. Campbell, llatry ft Co.,
that i down 1.500 feet. The consideration
was on the basis of $10,000 for the whole 30
acres.
W. P. Ilcnd's X'o. 6 Kend has a fishing job
on ton ot the Gordon sand. He has a rig up
for X'o. 5 Kend. His Xo. 1 J. D. Sauters is
down S90 feet, and his X'o. 1 Wade is 700 feet
deep.
Kitzgibbons ft Co. have a fishing job at
their No. 2 Kennedy, back ot Oakdalc.
The Oakdale Oil Company's Xo. 5 John
Wctmore, located a couple of hundred Tect
south ot Gulley & Queen's Xo. 2 H. II. Wet
more, is show ing very light in the fitth sand
I'ipe Line Shipments.
The runs from wells of tho Southwest
Pennsylvania Pipe Lines lor January were
1,319,224 barrels: other receipts, 11,619; sedi
ment, 135,lGi; regular deliveries, 2,495; other
deliveries. 1.2(7,611: gross stocks, 3,431,704.
Total liabilities, 3,2G6,G01. The Xational
Transit figures aie: Knns from wells, L02S,
C('); other receipts. 1,044,187: sediment and
smplus, 1.773.S15: regular deliveries 1,425.4'JO;
oilier deliveries, S7.6S!); gross stocks, H,7s7,--(.
Total liabilities, 10.014.OCS. The ctoss
stock of all the lines, exclusive of the Buck
eje, are 16.391,055 barrels, and the runs
from wells U-t month were 2 584.
GS bancls. Total liabilities, .14,406,771;
regular deliveries, 1,921,532; other deliveries,
1,W.2n3. The dcciease in deliveries and a
ilecieaye in runs has caused an increase in
Mocks ol almost one-half. If the present
ratio of decline in the field continues there
fchould be a decline in the stocks by March L
Production and Run.
The hourly gauges yesterday were as fol
low s: Jennings, Guffey ft Co.'s Xe. 3 Mat
thews, 35: llcrron Xo. 2, 25; Ilerron Xo. 4, 45;
Ilerron Xo. 6, 25; Guffey & Queen's
Xos. 1 and 2 Wctmore, 50; Xo. 1 Sam
uel W etmorc, 100; Devonian Oil Com
pany's Xos. 1 and 2 Boyce, 50; Oakdale Oil
Company's No. 2 Morgan heirs, 30; X'os. 2 and
3 Baldwin, to- Xos. 1 and 2 Wallace. 45; pro
duction. 30,500; stock in the field. 61,UX.
The:unsot the Southwest Pennsylvania
Pipe Line Company from McDonald Wcdnes
day w ere 33 CiO: outside of McDonald, 11,625;
Xational Transit runs were 40,953; shipments,
13 5-6 Buckeve runs. 33,531: shipments, 54,972.
Macksbui-g runs, 1,249. outheni Pipe Lino
shipments, 11.4S0. Xew- Tork Transit Com
pany -hipmeuts, 52.737 barrels. Eureka runs,
7.71S: shipments, 2,01a.
TestenlTs Market Features.
Trading wa unimportant and values were
weak. The March option started at 59c,
advanced Jec on light buying, declined to
the opening Azure, firmed np a little and
finished at 3.PKc Refined was unchanged.
Daily avemte runs, 33,349; daily average
shipments, 70.S20
OH. Cm. Feu. 1L Xational Transit Certifi
nfs opened at oc: highest, COc; lowest,
59c: cloved oc. Sales, 23,000 harrels: ship
ments, bl.T4S ban els; runs, 10o23J barrels.
luusFor.n, Ken. 11 National Transit Cer
tificates opened at ;.n : closed at 59c:
highest, ysc: lowest, 5Jc: clearances, S,000
barrels.
Xew Yoiik, Feb. 11 retroleum opened
steady, advanced i c. then declined lie and
closed steady. Pennsylvania oil Spot sales
none; March option Opening. 5'Jjie; hi"liest,
5lJc; Ion est, 39Jc; eloin. Si)ic. Lima oil
"o sales. Total sales, 23.000 barrels.
The Drygoods Market.
New Tork, Feb. 11. The weather being
inclement, business in drygoods on the spot
was somewhat Directed, particularly in
woolens, which weie yesterday more active.
There nas continued evidences, hotrever, of
improving demand for cottons, round lot
transactions being not infrequent in brown
and bleached goods. For colored cottons
also the request was good in moderate par
cels. There was no change in the tone of
tho market.
Tli Coffee -Mnrirls.
Xew York, Fob. 1L Coffee options steady.
C to 10 points up: sale-, 12,090 hags, includ
ing February, 13.513.b0c: March, 130S
13 40c; -nril. 13.05 i10: Mav. 12.9513 05c;
June, 12.7$12.S5: Jul. 12.7012.75: aetnem
hcr. 12.l'"J -'"" October. J2 3012.43; P.e
cemlier. 12.l512.45; spot Kio quiet, firm; Xo.
'itLTivom:, Feb. 11. Coffee strong; large
supply coming in; Kio cargoes, lair, 17kc;
o. 7, 1515Jc:
The 'Wool ZMarktts.
St. Icts Wool Keceiprs, C2.000 pounds;
shipment. 27,000 pounds; market quiet and
unchanged.
The Metal Markets.
Xew York, Feb. 11. Pig iron dull and
steady; American, $15 7317 75. Copper quiet
and firm, $-.0 7010 75. Lead quiet and neak;
domestic. H 25. Tin dull and steady;
straits, $19 00.
Terpentine Markets.
Xew York llosin steady and quiet,
pentine quiet and firm; 3235c
Tur-
OPERATORS STILL NERVOUS.
Grains Still Affected by Fears or Anti
Option, bnt In a Leas Degree Some
Strength In the Early Part of the Dayt
Succeeded by Weakness.
CHICAGO Though less sensitive than
yesterday, the wheat market was, neverthe
less, quite nervous to-day and subject to
numerous small fluctuations, with one or
two tolerably wide ones, but, on the whole,
the changes in price were not so violent as
those or the preceding day. At the close
values were unchanged in comparison with
yesterday. While the market for both grains
and provisions was undeniably still unfavor
ably influencedbythe threatened anti-option
legislation, it was not so thoroughly domi
nated by it as it had been for the two days
preceding. Tho early feeling was strong,
bnt tho feeling soon became vigorous. Later
some strong cables from Paris turned tho
market again, but the improvement did not
hold. During the last hour, the feeling was
dull until the close, when there whs sharp
buying. To-morrow Is a holiday Abraham
Lincoln's Birthday and there was a smart
rally.
Mavopened-at 89J90Jc, against $9c at
the closo yesterdav: sold up to S0c; b.ick to
89-; advanced to 9Cr: back to Si; rallied to
90' Jc; receded to SSJfc: fluctuated narrowly
for a time: touched s9Kc: advanced to 90'c,
and closed steadv at aalie.
Corn showed a good deal of the firmness
at the start, largely due to the better tone
in wheat, and Mav sold from 41 to 4!c;
but there was not much activity, and hold
ers, owing to the uncertainty attending
pending le-islation, deemed it a favorable
time to clo-e cut, and sold freely: These
offerings, w ith a dtop in wheat, caused n
weak reeling and me price went oacK urauu
ally to 42lc, the market growing dull with
narrow fluctuations, and the close was
steady at 42JjC, the same as the closing price
ofyesterday. , ,
Oats were quiet and easy, fluctuating in
sympathy with corn and closing at un
changed prices.
Hog products were a little stronger early,
but soon weakened on tho ample receipts of
hogs, and tho weaker prices at the yards
ruled steady during the last hour and closed
easy at immaterial reductions from yester
day's final fiznres.
Tin leading r-itures ranged as follows, as cor
rected br John M. OaklevJt Co., 45 Sixth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Opcu- High- Low- Clos-
AimcLES. ing. est. est. lug.
WlIKAT, SO. 2.
Fibruan S 86S S7 R3 J 8S'
Ma......". S9J, 90,V 89X K'
CORX. No. 2.
February. 41' 41'j 41 41
March 41, 42 41f
Slat 425 43 CH
OATS Xo. 2.
February 29 2' 3) M'f
Mav ..". 31K SIX 31H S-H
Mess Tobk.
February It To 1181 11 73 II 75
Mav 12 1 J210 11 nH 12 00
I.AKD.
February 6 50 653 650 650
Mar 6G7.W: 6 72K 6 67; 6 67f
miort Kins.
February 5 S7H 5 92 5 87S S 87Si
Mav 6 07 6 12)4 C 07,' 6 07H
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and steady; Xo. 2 spring wheat,
fBc; X'o. 3 spring wheat, SOgSOKc; Xo. 2 ! ed,
S9Jc: Xo. 2 corn, 40?ic: Xo. 2 oats, 2929c:
Xo. 2 white. I. o. b., 32J.633!c: Xo. 3
white. 29Jf(ffi31c: Xo. 2 rye. 81c; Xo.
2 barley. 56S58c: Xo. 3. f. o. b 4556c: X'o.
4, f. o. b., 3551r. Xo. 1 flaxseed, 95Jc;
prime timothy sped, $1 25. Mess pork, per
barrel, $11 67KH 70. Laid, perlOOJbs. $G 50
6 52J. Shoit" rib sides (loose) $5 6"K; do
salted shoulders (boxed). $5 0005 25:"s.hort
clear sides (boxed), $6 206 25. Whisky,
distillers' finished goods peral.$l 14. Sugars
unchanged. On the Produce Exchange to
day the butter market was easier: fancy
creamery, 27J28Kc: flne Western, 2G27c;
ordinary, 22c; selected dairies, 24Q26C Lggs,
226230.
MilV TORK Flour steady and quiet.
Cornmcal. steady demand. Wheat Spot
market less active, unsettled, closing firm.
Xo. 2 red, $1 02 store and elevator: $1 O&i
1 04 afloat; $1 02l 05 r. o. b.; X'o. 3 red,
$1 00: ungraded led. :hiXc$1 05V; Xo. 1
Northern, $1 03J1 04; Xo. 1 hard, $1 05
1 06: options, Xo. 2 red. Febru
ary, $1 02K: March. $1 0201 03,
closing, $1 02: April. $1 01J1 02,
closing $1 02: Mav, $1 00$1 01V. closing,
1 00; Jnne,9S99Xc closing, 99c:Jnly, 37
9Sc, closing at 9755c. Augnst. 99Jc. Kye
firm and active: estern. 94695c. Barley
steady. Corn Spot unsettled and (airly
active, closing Arm; Xo. 2. 49fi49J4; eljvaton
50K50r afloat; ungraded niixed. 431c;
X'o. 3, 48Vic: steamer mixed. 45J44Sc.
Options February, 49?49Vc, closing
at 49Jc: March, 49C50c, closing
Vfiei April. 5Ce50!c. closinir at SOie: Mav.
j 495g')0c, closing at 49c: June, 4Sc; Julv,
' 4Kl9c Oats Spot steadier, moderately
active; options anil, steady; JfeDruarv. "Jic;
March, :."6)Jc: May. 3737,"cloing at"37Kc;
spot. X'a 2 wiiito"3737c: mixed Western,
3f637Jfc: white do, 3741c: Xo. 2 Chicago,
37c Hay quiet and steady. Hops quiet and
easy. Tallow dull and eay. Eggs quiet and
easy; Western, 2Sg29c. Pork quiet and
steady. Cnf meats "quiet and firm: pickled
bellies 66c. Middles quiet and firm.
Lard steadv 'and quiet; Western steam
closed at $C 85 bid: sales at $6 85G 87: op
tions, February, $G S3; March, $6 S5: May,
$0 99. Iluttpr quiet and weak: Western
dairy, I?23c: do creamery. 2131c: do fac
tory, lC23c: Elgin, 30?3lc. Cheese firm,
fair demand; part skim, C13c
ST. l.ODl Flour firm but slow. Wheat
Cash firm and higher: Xo. 2 red, SSK90e:
options unsettled and fluctuated from c
higher to Jc lower than yesterday and
closed Jc above yesterday; February. S9c
nominal: March. S9fc: Mav, 9IKc asked;
July. SGc bid. Corn advanced;.c early,
bnt soon lost it and closed about us yester
day; Xo. 2 cash, 3fic; February, 35c;
March. STic: May, 3Sc Oats Cash linn:
Xo. 3 cnu.3Tr:Mitv Letter at 31c Ilyo
highen Xo. 2 cash, 79S0c. Darley very dull:
sample lots Iowa, 54c. Butter Very dull:
creamery, 242$c: dairy, 1525c; rolled, 12
18c. Egis Arm at lSJc. Provisions cas .
Pork For old, $9 50; new, $11 75. Lard, $6 30
6 35.
PUILDFLPHIA Flour quiet but firm;
X'o. 2. red. February. $1 O0Kl 00: March.
$1 o;l 02; April. $1 01!l 02: May. $1 COKfB
1 00. Com Spot and Feliruarvcorn wanted J
loiiu ireiguisnnu auvanceu jc: injures De
ypnd this month qniet; steamer, 47c; local
car lots dull; Xo. 2 hish mixed and yellow,
50c; X'o. 2, vellow, 50Xc: X'o. 2 mixed, 'Febru
ary, 4849c-: March, 48lSc: April, 4S
wi:; -u.t, uu4:tii. v;ii qiuei; jo. zi mixeu,
35c; Xo. 3 white, 37c: X'o. 2 white, 39c;
X'o. 2 white. February, 39Jc; March, April
and May, 3S3c. Eg?s steadier but quiet:
Pennsylvania llnts, 2125f.
BALTIMORE Wlieatflrmen X'o. 2 red,
spot $1 001 OOW: Februaix, $1 C01 W-A
March, $1 00 May. 0D&. Corn steHd ;
mixed spot. 4S4Sc; February. 449c;
jiaruu, o-gy4t, -Ajjni iinil .May, 4C
asked; steamer niixed. 46gt6cl Oais
steadv: Xo. 2 wlvite Western, 3!i:39c: Xo. 2
mixed do, 376J37J4C Kve firiuf Xo. 2, !B
S4c Hav easier; good to choice timothy,
$13 5015 CO. Provisions steady and firmer;
unchanged. Butter weak, but unchanged.
Eggs unsteady at 24c.
SEWOBLKAK5-Sugar Open k'ttle firm;
choice and strictly prime. 23c; ully lair
and good lair. 2 11-162 13-16c: .air. 2c: good
common, 2c: cominon. 2Vi2c; centrif
ugals firm: oft" white, 313-163c: choice
yellow. 3JS-i n-:ic; prime on yellow. 3 9-lGc:
oft" yellow. 343c; seconds, 2KS'-. Uve
activo with good demand: tsir, 4Ji4c
Coffee strong: prime, ISc; good, 17c
CIXCIXXATI Flour in moderate demand.
Wheat scarce: Xo. 2 red, 91c Corn Eteady:
Xo. 2 mixed, 41K0- Oats steady; X'o. 2 mixed.
3-Jc. Kye dull and barely steady; X'o. 2, 87
SSx Pork in light demand at $12 00. Laid in
fair demand. Bulk meats easier at $5 93.
Bacon moderately strong. Butter easier.
Eggs dull and weak at 20c Cheese in mod
erate demand and steady.
MILAYAUKW Flour quiet. Wheat ac
tive; May, 7c; Xo. 2 spring, 86c: Xo. 1
Xorthern. 90c Corn quiet; X'o. 3, 39c.
Oats quiet: X'o. 2 wiiite, 32Uc: X'o. 3 do, 30
31c. Barley easy; Xo. 2, 52c: sample,
4OC0c Uve higher; Xo. I. SOc Pro
visions quiet. Pork May, $12 00. Lard
May, $G 70.
DOLUTH Wheat Xo. 1 bard, cash, S4c;
February, 84c; May. 891
cash, t3c; February. 83
Xorthern. cash, tic: No.
pm , c-.tt. ,v. a iu biieni.
sojc: -May, asc: Xo. 2
Xorthern, cash, 77c: -No. 3 northern. 72c; re
jected, eec:on tniok, .No. 1 hnra.bSJc; Xo. 1
Xorthern, S4c
KAJiAS t:irr Wheat, corn and oats
continne very dull, with no bids except 35c
for Xo. 2 cash corn. Eggs unsettled at 17c.
Butter easy; erf amcry, 2227c; store packed,
13lCc: roll, Hg20c
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat Xo. 1 Xorthern,
February, closing at 82c: May, opened at
H)Cc highest, 85c, lowest, Slc, closing at
biJic: " track, Xo. 1 hard, S5c; Xo. 1 Xorth
ein, 84c
TOLEDO Wheat dull and firm; No. 2 cash
and February. 9iyic: Mav, 95Jc .Corn dull;
Xo. 2 cash, 40Kc: I'ye Cull: cash, 83c
When Baby was sick, we' gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she bad Children, she gavo them Castori
A HEW ENTERPRISE.
Property Purchased for a Branch of
a Big Eastern Concern.
A VALUABLE" INDUSTRY COMING.
Manj of the Bnildinj: fchemes for This
Tear Out of the Paper Stage.
FEATURES OF MONEY AXD SPECULATION
George I McFarland, formerly superin
tendent of the Duquesne Traction road, and
E. S. Mercur, representing tlie New York
Car Wheel "Works, of Buffalo, who are
starting a. branch of that establishment in
this city, have purchased the bolt aSid nut
works property between Forty-sixth and
Forty-seventh streets. Eighteenth ward, at
a figure close to $20,000. They will remodel
and improve the buildings to suit their busi
ness. It is their purpose to supply car
wheels, axles, etc., ,to street railways
throughout the territory of which Pittsburg
is the center and distributing point.
Building Schemes Materializing.
Mr. Carl Jfaeder, the well-known mu
sician, is putting the finishing touches to
two nice dwellings on Alliquippa street,
Eureka place. As soon as they are ready
for occupancy he will begin the erection of
four or five more in'the same locality.
Mr. George Schmidt, the real estate oper
ator, has purchased 100x200 feet of ground
on Center avenue, west of Aiken.upon which
he will commence the erection ot a hand
some brick residence. It will be one of the
finest in that neighborhood. Mr. Schmidt
will, the coming spring, put up 20 or 30
more nouses in isureta place, iourteenin
ward, Oakland. One of these buildings will
be for business purposes, the increase ot
population iu that quarter making this a
necessity to accommodate the people
Alfred Lenning has purchased about an
acre at Copeland," a Braddock suburb, and is
considering plans lor a number of medium
sized dwellings. Ten years ago Copeland
was a brickyard. To-dav it contains about
2,000 inhabitants.
Henry Smith, who a few months ago sold
70 feet of ground on Penn avenue, Law
renceville, to the St. John's K. C congre
gation as a site ior a church, has bought for
about $10,000 a lot on the same avenue, near
Twenty-eighth street, upon which he has
started three handsome dwellings.
Values in New Tork.
In New York the other day property
Xos 22 and 24 West Third street which was
sold for $135,000 at private sale in 1890 was
offered at auction on the Real Estate Ex
change The opening bid was 5100,000 and
by subsequent bids the price was run onlv
to $132,000 and bid in. Three, four and
fire-story buildings stand on the lot, which
is at the southeast corner of West Third
and Greene streets. Property is cheaper at
Avenue A and Seventy-first street, a two
story frame house and fonr lots selling at
auction for $24,400. Na 304 West Thirty
third street, a three-story stone front
dwelling, was sold for $104,50.
Bnslness News anil Gossip.
It is well enough to remark again that
business is better than at the same time
last year. The financial position of the
country was never stronger.
Xos. 71 and 73 Sixth avenue have been
leased by Black & Baird to Mrs. E. M. Gard
ner at an annual rental of $1,CSG.
It is stated that in tho Edison General
consoHdatlnn with the Thomson-Houston
Electric Company the latter's stock will be
offered on the basis of $60 perhare on a par
value of $25 a share.
It requires a great deal more space in the
papers to convey an adequate idea of busi
ness movements in Pittsburg than it did a
decade ago. The enlargement of the Finan
cialKeics and Price Current was in obedience
to this necessity. The paper presents n
handsome appearance and is well odited.
Movements in surrounding towns: An
electric company has been formed at
Apollo, Pa., with a capital of $20,000 An in
surance company will erect a flne office
building in Heading. Canton, O., contem
plates building a workhouse this vear.
The net earnings of tho Distillers and Cat
tle Feeders' Trust for the month or January
were over $300,000.
Sewickley National Bank people will not
build until they have a snrplus to justiry
the expense of a suitable structure.
The capital stock or tho Illinois Steel
Company has been increased.
Wall street was lively yesterday, with
Beading as the feature. Transactions were
of great magnitude
Fonr permits for tho crectio'n of buildings
were tnKen out yesternay, tno cost or all
bcintr estimated at $3,150. The largest was
for $1,450.
Movements in Itealty.
M. Starling & Co. sold for Messrs. Zalin.A
Glass to David Wsed lot 33, in Belmont
Place plan, Ingram station, having a front
age of 50 feet on Linden avenue and running
back 162 feet, with a two-story and attic
frame dwelling, for $3,000 cash.
Hoffman & Baldridge sold a lot on Maplo
street. Edgcwood, Pennsylvania Kailroad,
100x400 feet, for $4,000 cash.
Ulack & Baird sold to Peter Larsch lots
Xos. land 2 in John Herchenroether's plan
of Spring Garden borough, having together
a frontage of 56 feet on Spring Garden ave
nue ny a depth of 90 reet to Gebbart street,
for $1,300 cash. They report the sale of ten
lots in this plan within the past three weeks.
for $1,300 cash
j. uiass soia ior xnomas w. juccune to
Charles S. Crawford a new Queen Anne
frame residence of 12 rooms, lot 30x95, No. 504
O'Hara street, for $7,003.
W. A. Herron & Sons sold on Aiken av
enue, Shadysidc, lot 100x160 feet, with a frame
bouse of eight rooms, for $10,000, purchaser
to occupy same as residence after April L
HOME SECURITIES.
A FAIR. BCSINESS TRANSACTED, BDT
PRICES RATHER TTOBBLT.
Buyers on Slumps SI13W a Disposition to
Realize Concessions in the Majority
Birmingham Losing lis Boom Pleasant
Talley Moves Up a Peg.
Business at the Stock Exchange was of
fair proportions yesterday, but the tendency
of values was downward. It looked as If
buyers beroro the bulge were taking in
profits. Sellers predominated.
final quotations as compared with those
of tho previous day show concessions in
Philadelphia Gas, Xew Tork and Cleveland
Gas, Coal, Luster, Switch and Signal and
Airbrake. Central Traction moved no at
second call, but fell back at the last. Pleas
ant Valley added a good fraction to its credit.
Sales at the first call were 50 shares Man
cheter Traction at 3. .Wat 39JJ, 100 Central
at2S, 73 at2, GO Birminchittn at 23),30
Luster atlfti, 60 Pleasant Vallevac23 30 at
I3W.23 Swltcnand Signal atl9K, 40 Puiladel
plua Gas at 14-
Before call 103 Manchester nt 39.
Second call 20 Pipengo at TJf, 13 at 7, 10
at 8, 50 Pleasant Valley at 23J, 25 Central at
2
Tnlrd call 55 Central at 2S. 40 Pleasant
Vallev at 23'A, 50 Philadelphia Gas at 145,
$3.400 'Electric scrip at 85, 100 Birmingham at
22;i. $5,f00 Maiichesterbondsat 93, 10 Electric
at 14'f. 75 Pipeane at 7.
Ot tne listed tractions Birmingham showed
the white feather, bein offered down to 2J
at the last call. Manchester was fairly
steady, but weakened a trifle at the finish.
Duquesne was offeied very sparingly. It
seems to bo controlled by strong hands.
Bids and offers were:
FIRST
CALL.
B A
SECOND
CALL.
a:
THIRD
CALL.
B A
r.XCIIAXGE
STOCKS.
r.p.p.&M. ex..
Gennau Nat. Kk
Llbcrtv Xat. Bk.
Char. Val.Gas Co
Man. Gas Co
403
104
JjS 6 5.M-...
"7"-7Si '"h ""&H "'in 7
14H 14 UH 14V 1X l
:0 .... 20 .... :o
2SM 211 28H 29 28?j 28
.... 6114 604 61J4 .... 6lg
52 53S
23 23'i 23 23X 22 23'
49 504 49 50.S
45";; ;;;: v.'.'. '.'.vr ;;;;
... SIM 43 51
30 .... 30 .... 30
H!i 871 ,811 x
.... 15 II 15 I4'4 15
,.. ,. 271V
i9"io "ii "ia ..'.. iiji
... 45 38 ....
'..,. 101 ....
7rt .'.
7 ,70. .:b 07K.!..
'Peo's Nat. G.Co
Peo'sX.li.AP. C
J'lilla. uas Co..
Ft. Pitt In. P. Co.
Central Traction
Citizens' Trac'n.
PlttsburgTract'n
Pleasant Valley..
Second Avenue..
P. June, lt.lt. IX
P.V.-& C. H. It.
X.V.&C.G.C.C.
LaNorlaM. Co..
Luster M. Co...
t estlnghouse E.
Monon. W. Co...
II. s. &S. to
U. i. . C. prd
WratrnEh'eA. 11.
WheBK.Co.Llui
S. U. (.able Co...
WALL STREET'S BIGGEST DAY.
TUB BEADING DEAL MAKES THE
LARGEST TRADING OX RECORD.
Tho Leader Scores a H'et Gain or 8 Per
Cent During the Day Jersey Central
Jumps 8 Per Cent Ontario and West
ern Also a Boomer.
Xew Tork, Feb. 1L Tho stock market to
day was an exceptional one in every respect,
and in point of activity and the extent of
the advance scored, was entirely unprece
dented. Less than 40 stocks show more than
100,000 in the transactions, and notwith
standing the enormous trading in Heading
during tho last four days its total to-day was
over 500,000. Tho gains were still-on an
equally large scale, and the extromo fluc
tuation of Jersey Central on a comparatively
moderate business was 8J. owing to ine
interest in the leading shares, the low-priced
specialties were entirely neglected during
the day. .
Tho market opened with great activity
and at materially higher figures in most
cases, Readinir being up 2i per cent, and the
crowd on thefloor waiting lor the sound of
the gavel was the largest ever seen in any
one hour since the foundation of the Ex
change. The excitement.was intense, and
tho trading in the stock for the first quarter
hour reached considerably over 100,000
shares. The price rose steadily in the face
or the heavy realizitions to 64. at which
point it halted and went bacjc; but in the
late trading 64 was touched and tho stock
closed with a net gain of S percent at GIJ.
Jersey Central was mora rapid in its move
ments, being rushed up fiom 130 to 13S, and
it closed at 137 with a gain of S per cent.
Delaware .and Hudson were raised more
rapidly in tho late trading and closed at its
highest figure, ls6, with a gain of 5. while
Lackawanna, which was especially sluggish
in the forenoon, was advanced sharply at
the same time, rising from 157 to 1G3, but it
closed 2 per cent lower with a gain of only
4 per cent New England was very largely
traded in and rose from 48 to 56, and
closed at 6 with a gain of 4j.
The most marked reature was the sudden
extreme activity and strength in Ontario
and Western, one of tho rour stocks whose
sales reached over 100.000 shaies, and its
price was raised from 19' to23, and its final
gain was 2 per cent. Erie, St. Paul, North
ern Pacific prererrca and Atcmson among
tho railroad stocks, and Chicago Gas among
the Industrials, were especially active. The
last named was especially strong tor a time,
crossing SO, but failed to hold the improve
ment. Bock Island was the weak point in
the market during the forenoon, but it fully
recovered its loss later and closed un
changed at 9L
The general list was comparatively ne
glected and fluctuated itliln narrow limits,
in marked contrast to the few leaders, in
which sales on the bulges led to sharp de
clines, but were always followed by equally
sharp rallies. The close was strong and
confident at practically the best figures, an.d
was made on an extremely large volume of
business.
Total sales of stocks to-day were 1.437,442
shares, Including: Atchison, 23,915; Chicago
Gas. 42,C?5; Chicago East Illinois preferred,
1,635; Delaware and Hudson, Delaware and
Western, 3,693; Erie, 153,890; Louisville and
Nashville, 26,150: Missouri Pacific. 4,000:
Xorthwestern, 7,270; North American, 5,917;
New Jersev Central, 11.095; Xorthern Pacific
preferred, 40,690; New England, 153.665: Reading,-57?,945;
Richmond and West Point, 8,770:
St. Paul, 53.850: St. Paul and Omaha, 3,450;
Onion Pacific, 16,563; Western Union, 4,710.
The railway bond, market showed the
same general characteristics as tho share
list, and, with enormous transactions in tho
leading issues, the grand total was run up to
an unpiecedeuted figure. The strength in
those bonds, however, failed to stimulate
any very marked gains in the rest, as a
strong temper prevailed .all through tho
session. The third incomes alone failed to
make a handsome advance for the day, and
the firsts are up 3, at 78, and tho seconds
5, at C9.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the Xew Tork Stock F.xcliange lester-daj-.
Corrected dnilv for The Dispatch by
nrr?r Y A sTjtruKNSOs. oldest Pittsburg mem
bers of the Xew Tork Stock Exchange, 57 Fourth
aenuc.
Clos
ing bid.
Open
Ing.
High
Low
est.
est.
American Cotton Oil
American Cotton OH, pfd.
Am. Sugar Kenning Co..:.
Am.bugarBcnniDgCo.,pfd
Atch.. J'on. AS. F
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern :
Central of New Jersey
Central Pacific
35;$
6.-.V
7
63
3S4
"38 K
35
6SJ,
SO
92 's
Kl
BJ
83)4
"39 jj
60
ISO
"mi
89JJ
W
137
31 U
133
loU
Chesapeake A Ohio,
C. Ao 1st pfd
C. AO., 2d pfd
Chlcasru Uas Trust.
24i
24
2I&
M
42
7ti
107J?
77
128'J
91
48 H
lliJi
116V
71 H
36K
31K
160)j
135
I7M
48 i
7J
IMS'
21.-8
72K
CI
"79
611,'
"si's,
01
C BurTA Qulney
C, Mil. A Stl Paul
W,H
IUS'4
78H
12M,
91 ,
10C
46
1M
D0H
.i6.1
U Mil. A St. Vaul, pftl,
C, Rock LAP
C. St. P. M. AO ,
C. St. P. M. A O.. prd.,
C. A Northwestern. .::...
C. C. C. A I
Col. Oil Iron
Col. A UocUng Valley...
Del., LarkAWcsteru...,
Del. A Hudson
li
89H
43
1IG
117
71.S
Mil
32
157
131
'is"
4SS
116
117
3(1 ")
47
1I5J
J 10
71
35
31Ji
1MJ4
131
163
1385i
"is
Den. A Itio Grande
Den. A Klo Crandc.
E. T.. Va. AGa....
pfd.
Illinois central
Lake 1 rle A West ,
Lake Erie A West., prd...
LaVcfrdiore A M. S
Louisville A Nashville....
Mh'bigan Central
Mobile A Ohio .
Missouri PaclQc
21K
74'4
-IH
122
76J4
ior,-
122"
737,
lot!
122K
75
10C
37
02
03 1
U0
20 S
IHSt
s
40
106 i
as;
6t
G.l
33 f
Gi!4
5!i
110
203,
113.
but
SoH
Xational Cordage Co ,
National Cordage Co., pfd.
National Lead Trust.
New York Central
N. V., C. A St. L
N. T.. (:. A St. I,. 1st pfd.
N. N., O. A St. L., 2d pfd.
X. T., L. E. AW I....
N. V.. L. E. A W.. pfd...
N. T. AN. E
N. Y.. O. A W.
Norfolk A Western
Xorfolk A Western, pfd...
North American Co
Northern Paelflc
Northern Pacific, pfd
Oregon Improvement
Pacific Mall
Philadelphia A Heading...
P., C. C. A frt. L,
P.. C. C. A St. L.. pfd....
PuMmau Palace Car
Richmond A tV. 1.T
Richmond A W.P.T., pfd..
M. Paul A Pulutli. .........
St. Paul. Minn. A Man....
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
AVabash ,
Wabash, pfd
Western Union
Wheeling A I.. E
Dis. A Cattle Fd. Trust....
95.H
1I3
32
73
33
SIX
S3J
75
53
22t
14)4
51J4
17
2'l'
C.1
03
2b;
65
18i
16
72
45
112
10
ni2
sr,
36
13
43V
48V
5r;
-i'.i
W.S
'50
51
1755
'56'
161
16 S
24 V
X.J'
C7-(
67h
70s
5-,-i
65
57,S
1S9
15M
16X
13
9',
44,-,
13
28S
104
4SH
US
81 i,
37
44)a
13
285
SR4
30!
..!...,
Boston Stocks Closing Prices.
Atch. & Topeka 337$
Boston & Albany.. ..201J1
do Maine 164
CM. Bur. It OuIncy.lOS
K.isteni K. R. 6s 122'
Fltchbnrg IS. It S4
Mass. Cent-al 17
Mex. Central, com.. a)!
N. T. X. England. 5-T-.
do 7s rayj
Old Colony 187
Allouez M. C. (new) 1
Atlantl: 8"s
Boston & Mon 32'
Calumet & Hecla.
Franklin
Keanarge
Osceola
Santa Ke Copper,
251
. UK
. low
. 24
Tamarack 14f
Anuiston Land Co.. 2V
Boston Land Co n4
West End Land Co. 171
Bell Telephone 2W4
Lamson fctore Co.... 15'
X. E. T so
1!. & B. Copper 14
Ihomson-llouston.. 60
Boston Eloctric Stocks.
Bostojt, Feb. 1L Special. The latest elec
tric stock quotations to-day were:
Bid. Asked.
Boston Electric Light Co
.104
no
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson-llou6tbn Electric Ccpref..
Ft. Wavne ElcctrlcCo
W.E. Co
European W. Co
. 60
. 23
. 13
. 14H
12,Si
Gl
29
rX
15
15
I'hilndelphla Stock".
Closing quotations 'of Philadelphia stocks fur-
nisnen uv tvjiuuey, lepiieii&on,
brokers. No. 57
Fourth aveuue.
members of New Vork stock
ixcnaDgc.
Pennsylvania Railroad...
Reading Railroad
Buffalo. N. T.& Phils....
Lehigh Valley
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific pref....,
Lehigh Navigation ,
Philadelphia &. Eric ,
Bid. Asked.
....'' 58
...31 15-1$ 32
... 8 9
...61K 02
...24H 24
...696 B9
...52 ....
33
Mining Stock Quotations.
New Tons. Feb. 1L Alice, 120; Adams Con
solidated, 1?5: Best & Belcher, 200; Chollar,
175; Cmwn Point. 135; Consolidated Gill Tom in.
and Virginia, 530: Deadwood, 205: Eureka
Consolidated, 180; Gould & Curry, 175: Hale &
Norcross, 190: Hometake. 1200; Horn Silver,
330: Iron Silver, 140; Mexican, 200: Ontario,
4200; Ophlr, 310; Savage, 140; Sierra Nevada,
IbO: Standard. 100; Small Hopes, 100; Union
Consolidated, 170.
Bar Sliver Quotations.
NEwTORK.Feb. 11. Special. Bar sliver in
London, 41Jd per onnce. Xew Tork deal
ers' price lor silver, 90Jo per ounce.
HO CHARGE IN MONEY.
The Market Presents the Usual Features
Selling for Cash.
There was about the usual movement at
the city banks yesterday. Demand was
below supply, but in yiew of better times
coming lenders were not discouraged. A
cahier said: "One reason for the big sur
plus we hear so much about. is that
merchants are mukin very little riaper.
They seem to bo buying for cash and selling
lor cash." The Oporcent rato wan tnnln
talned. Bauk ckarlnga were $1,916,1579 CJ,
and balances $3(9,067 56 an improvement on
the previous day, but below the mark set for
the year. ,
At Xew Tork yesterday money on call was
eaty at 12 per cent; last loan 2; closed
offered at 2. Prime mercatitile paper 3
5. Sterling exchange quiet bnt strong nt
$4 85 for 60-day bills and $4 8S4 for demand.
Closing Bond Quotations.
TJ. S.'4ireg H6's
II. s. 4ijjup na,1.
M.. K. AT. Gen. C. 50W
.Mutual Union 6s... .108
"S.J. C. Int. Cert...llli
Northern Pac. lsts..!1
Northern lac-2ds..lH
Xortliwcsteni cons,.13S
Northw'n rt'brs os..lu)
U. 4l.s coup
Paclflc6soI '05 109
Louisiana stamp. 4s. 84
Missouri 6s ,....
Tciin., new set. (a.. .105
Orceon A Trans. 6s..
Tenn., new set, 5st..l01'j
St L. A I. M. Gcn.Js8.VS
M.L.A8anF.GenM..108
St. Paul Consols 128
.11111., nw net, J3.. VI
Canada bo. 2Js 102
Oen. Pacific lsts....103?,
M.P..U.4P. 1SU...116K
Tex. P. L.G.Tr.Rcts 79'4
Tex. P. B.O.Tr.RctJ 21'4
j'cu. a..u, J815....JU
Den. &H.U. 4s 80
Den.AR.G.Wcstlsts
Erie2ls J07
M.. K. T. Gen. 6s. so
Bid. tAlkcd.
Union I'ac. lsts lift's
WcstSliore.,
...101
R.G.West.
...,77
Bank Clearings.
Chicago Bank clearings. $14,046,296. New
1 ork exchange quiet at $185 for CO-day bills
and $4 87 for sight drafts.
New Orleans Clearings, $1,935,119.
St. Lonis Clearings. $4,293,938; balances,
$580,783. Money, 67 per cent. Exchange on
Xew Tork, 50cperl,000 premium.
Memphis New Tork exchange selling at
par. Clearings. $606,171: balances, S2S2 416.
New Tork Bank dealings, $142,728,567;
balances, $7,881,191.
Dostos Rank clearings, $14,755,803; bal
ances, $1,012,224. Money. 2 per cent. Ex
change on Xew Tork, 1517c discount.
Philadelphia Bank clearings, $14,943,320.
Money, 3 per cent. '
Baltimore Bank clearings, $2,577,C67; bal
ances, $330,118. Rate, 0 per cent.
,.,,THE HOME MARKETS.
EGGS ABE COMING TO THE FKONT
UNDER THE INFLUENC OF
Higher Prlc-s and Good Demand The
Cereal Situation Still Continues Favor
able to the Buyer Leather and Bides
Remain Qnlrt.
OFyioE or Ths Dispatch,
riTTSBUKO, Thcrsdat, February 11.
Country Produce Jobbing Prices
The high price of; egfis the past few days
has had the effect of stimulating demand.
Tennessee eggs are coming in freely' under
the influence of higher prices, and markets
are lower than they have been for the week
past. Our egg quotations are reduced in ac
cordance with sales reported. Choice cream
ery butter is steady, and country rolls are
firm at quotations. Cheese is firm enough
to go higher. Fruits and vegetables are as
they have been for weeks past, dull and
slow. Potatoes, onions and cabbage are in
supply above demand, add markets are
favorable to buyers. Tropical fruits are in
bountiful supply and markets are weak and
slow.
ArrLHS-St 50ai 75 per barrel.
Bcttzr Creamery Llgin, 3334e: Ohio brands
2S30c; common country butter, 1718c: choice
country roll. 23(r25c.
UrASS New Tork and Michigan pea, $1 9022 00;
marrowfat, S2 152 25; Lima beans. 44ctb:
hand picked medium, $1 83fffll 90.
Beeswax Choice, 3032c ? lb; low grades, 22
25c.
nucKwnxAT Flour X'cw, 2ii32ic ? lb.
Ciieesk Ohio choice. llj8!2c; New Tork
cheese. 12(312hc; Lhnburger. 12.13,'c:Wisconsln
swcltzer, lull cream, 13)t14Kc; Imported swcltzer,
soraanic
;idek i;oumrr ciaer, oua iu uarrei; sanu
refined. S3 tt 50: crab elder. S7 508 00.
Cr.AxnuKBIES Per box, $2 00(312 50; per barrel.
1 C08 00.
Koos strictly fresh nearby stock, 2il30c: pickled
egv 22(S123c per doz.
Ffatiieks Extra lire Reese, 5758c; No. 1; 43
50c ? lb: mixed lots, 3940c.
DltlEO FltolTS Peaches, halves, SJjc: evapo
rated apples, sraocr apricots. 9(31 lc: blackberries,
.Vaoc: raspberries. 18m)13c; huckleberries, 7c; CaI
lrnrnla peaches,. HMc
Game-Wild turkeys, l 502 00 each: mallard
ducks, SI 90 ptr pair: teal ducks, 2 753 00 per
dozen; pheasants. $1 25 per pair: quail. $2 50 per
dozen: squirrels, SI dtS'l 25: rabbits, 2025c per
pair: whole deer, 12S113C 5lb: saddles, imaJOSa.
II02IXT New crop, white clover, ldl7c: Cali
fornia lionev. 12l"c ? lb.
JIaple Sybcp 75ffl80c fk gallon.
Maple suo ah-ioc lb.
Poultky Alive Chickens. 70075c a pair, large;
60fS)70c, medium: live turkeys. l0iS)l2c 7 lb: ducks.
60((&70c a pair: lire geese. SI 25 a pair: dressed
chickens. 13S;i3e tt lb; dressed turkeys, 1415c lb;
dressed ducks, 151bc $ lb.
Potatoes Carload lots. S5O10c. on track: from
store, 40Kc a bushel: Southern sweets, SI 5Cl 75
a barrel: Jerseys, S3 00f33 25,
Seeds Western recleancd medium clover, lob
bing at S3 25: mammoth at (6 40; tlmothr. 11 50 for
prlmo and fl 55 for choice: bine itrass. 2 65(312 SO:
orchard srass. SI 75: millet. SI 00: German. SI 1.1!
Hungarian, tl 10; fine lawn, 25c IB; seed buck
wheat. SI 401 50.
Tallow Country, 4c; cltv rendered. 5c
-Tropical Fbuits Lemons, rancy Messina,
S3 75al 00: Florida oranges. ?2 0ffi2 50 a box: ba
nanas, SI 501 75 firsts, si OOrai 25 good seconds,
per bunch: Malaga grapes, S3 C010 00 a half uarrei;
pineapples. 2025c apiece. ,
Vegetables Cabbaee. S3 00314 00 a Hundred?
yellow Danver onions, S2 25(312 50 a barrel; toma-
loes. it usau ij a craie: ceierj, a-aSMCC
per dozen
turnips. socOtl 00 a barrel
S 00 a barrel.
new Bermuda potatoes'
Groceries.
The movement in this lino is slow and
prices aro unchanged. Package coffee and
canned goods are the firm factors of mar
kets. Canned corn and tomatoes are Arm.
enough to go higher and all signs point to an
advance.
GREEN COFVEE Fancy. 2I22c: choice Rib, 20
20c: prime. 19c: low grade Rio, 1718Jic: old
Government .lava. 2729c: Maracilbo. 2122";
Mocha, 27a2!JKc: Santos. 21H22.c; Caracas,22)
23,c: LaOuayra. 2122Kc.
lioASTEii (In i)apers)Standard brands. 19 3-20c:
high grades, 22l3-2025 I3-2CC; old Government
Java, bnlt, 28(3B0 3-2nc: Maracalbo, 21523'ic;
Santos, ISVBc: peaberry, 25c: choice Kio, 19.Sc;
prime Klo, 19 3-20C; good Rio, 18,c; ordinary, 18
mv,ic.
Si-ices (whole) Cloves, 1012c: allspice, 10c;
cassia. 8c; pepper, lie: nutmeg. 7US0c.
Petroleum (Jobbi-rs' prices) 110 test, OWc;
Ohio. 120, 7,c: headlight. 150 test, 7Sc; water
white. 99c; globe, 14(01140: elaine. 13c; carna
dlne. lie: rovaliue, 14c: red oik I0,'f;llc; purity,
lc: olelne, 14c.
Mixers' Oil X'o. 1 winter, strained, 3940c per
gal. : summer. 35a37c; lard oil, 5255c.
bTBUP Com syrup. 25(328c: choice sugar syrup,
34(3i36cr prime sugar syrup, 3032c; strictly prime,
28C'fc30c
S. 6. Molasses Fancy now crop, 405541c:
choice, 4H941c; old crop, 3G33o; N. O. syrup, 44
50c
Soda Bi-carb. in kegs, 3"i3Jfc: bl-carb.lnfs,
5c; bi-carb, asiorted packages, 53f3c; sal soda,
n kegs. ISc; do granulated. 2c.
Candles Star, I lull weight, 9c; stcarlne, per
set. 8VCJ panifllnc. llI2c.
Rice Head Carolina, 6,6Kc; choice, 52fSJc;
Louisiana. .Va5yc.
starch Pearl. 4c; corn starcli, tHm)ic gloss
starch, 58,c
Forekix Fruits Laver raisins. $2 00; London
layers, 52 25: Muscatels.Sl 75; Calirorn. a Muscatels.
1 401 GO: Valencia, 5'6c: Ondara Valencia. 7(5)
7Me: Sultana, S13c: enrrants. 44ic: Turkey
prunes. 45c; French prunes. 89,'jc: cocoanuts.
fr 10a 5 00: nhnonds. Lan.. lb, 20c: do Ivlca.l"c;
do Shelled, &oc: walnuts. Nap., 13W14c: Slcilv fll
berU. lie; Smyrna figs, 12(3113c; new dates, SSMc;
Brazil nut 7c; pecans. 13Hc; cltnni.ftlb, 2122c;
lemon peel. 12c V lb; orange peel, 12c
Diiied Fruits Apples, sliced. 6i.(28c; applet.
eviporaled, ac: pe-iches, evaporaied, pared,
GOAa huckleberries. 7c.
sugars Cubes. 41ic: powdered. 4 Ve: granulated,
4'4c: confectioners'. 4,'ic: soft whl te.:r4c; yellow,
choice, sKtSSjici yellow, good, 3!3,-$c; yellow,
fair, misuse.
Pickles iMcdlnm, bbls (1.2C0), tl 23; medium,
hair bills (GC0), $2 65.
SALT No. 1. bbU SI 20: X'o. 1. extra, 3 bbL
II 10; dairy. bM. SI 20: coare crystal, a bbl.
1 20: lllgglns F.nreka. 4-bu sacks, S2 80: Hlgglns
Eureka. 1014-lb packets. !? 00.
canntd uoods Manaaru peacnes. i Tsgi so;
21s. l 25(3)1 35; extra peaches. S2 co2 10: pie
peaches. 8500c; finest corn. SI 23 1 Wis HM. Co.
corn, 9oe(tl 05; red cherries, SI 00(5)1 10: Lima
beans, SI 35; soaked do. 85c; stringed do, 75(5)S0c;
marrowfat peas. (1 0031 15; soaked peas, 6370c:
pineapples, Jl 201 33: Bahama do, f2 00; damson
plums, $1 00; greengages. $1 25; egg plums, Jl CO;
Cadfomla apiicotj, SI 85(3)2 00: Calllornlu pears,
$2 102 31: lo greengages. 1 83: do gg plums,
SI 85; extra hito cherries. S2 75(3,2 85: raspberries,
jl li&l 25; strawberries, 95c(S)$l 10: gooseberries,
tl 00CD1 05; tomatoes. 87,'95c: salnmn. 1 lb cans,
Jl 301 0: blackberries. 80e; suceotasli. 2-!l cans,
soaked, IX)c; do green. 2-lb cans, SI 2V1 50; corn
beef. 2-lb cans, SI 65(3)1 70: 1-lb cans, tl 20: baked
beans !1 401 So; lobsters, 10-11) cans, I 25:inack
erel, 1-lb cans, boiled. SI 50; sardines, domestic.
!f s, (3 854 00; )4s. S3 50: sardines. Imported, Ms.
Ill 5uI2 1; sardines, imported, lit. 18 00; sar
dines, mustard, S3 30: sardines, spiced. $3 50.
Fish Extra X'o. 1 bloater mackerel. 524 00 per
bbl: extra No. 1 do. mess,20 00; No. 2shoremack
ercl. 18 (0: No. 2 large mackerel. SIT U0; No. 3
large mackcreL 115 50: Xo. 3 small mackerel, sio 00.
lierrtngs-Spllt. 16 50: lake. S3 05 ip lOO-lli bbl.
AVlilte lisli. SO 00 t 10)-lb half bbl. Lake trout.
so oo c nan -dui, finnan naaaies, iuc m id. ice
land halibut, 12c 9 lb. Pickerel, hair bbl. SI (JO:
quarter bbl, Jl CO. Holland herring, 75c. WalkotT
hen Ing, 90c.
OATMEAL-(4 TiJU 00.
Grain, Flonr and Feed.
There were no. sales on call nt the Grain
Exchange to-day. Receipts as bulletinerf,
24 cars. By Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi
cago Railway 2 cars of hay, 3 of oats, 1 of ear
corn. 3 of flour. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and St. Louts A cars of hay, 2 of corn, 6 of
oats. By Pittsburg and Lake Erie 4 cars of
oats, 3 of flour. Bj Pittsburg Bnd Western
1 carof middlings, 2 of hay. The cereal situ
ation is practically as it has bee for a weelc
past. Markets are favorable to buyers all
along the line. WJiile there lias been, littler
change in quotations, there is little douut
that concessions are being made on our
price list in ordor to unload goods.
Fallotrlng quotitioai are for carload lot on
' .
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
from store:
WHEAT No. 2 red. 979Sc; No. 3 red, 9394c
Corx No. 2 yellow ear. 4S)49c; high mixed
ear. 43J446c: mixed ear. 46&4t&4c: No. 2 yellow
shell, 43&48e: high mixed shelled, WiVc:
mixed shelleil. 43X44c.
Oats o. 1 oafs. :37c : No. 2 white. 353Sc,
extra No. 3oats. 3"i33c: mixed oats, 3KSH)c.
Uve-No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 9I92c; No.
1 Western, DOiailc.
lunLEr-68a;5c.
FLOUK-JobMng prices Fancy spring patents.
$5 133 40; fancy winter patents, to 1505 35: fancy
straight winter. $4 7oo CO; lancv strafjtlit spring.
Ii.rj S": clear winter, fl S04 75: straight
XXAX hakers', SI 75(55 00. Rve flour. $5 0035 25.
.MlLLKELD No. 1 white mldillmss. $19 0UHI3) 00
per ton: No. 2 white middling. 1B 0317 00: brown
middlings. SIC I0i70i: winter wheat bran, $17 00
17 50: chop feed, $17 003) .
HAY-Baled timothy, choice. $13 5C13 75: No. 1.
$12 25ai2 so; No. 2, $11 ocn SO: clover har. ill 50
3$12 li; loose from wagon. $1.1 0015 00, according
to finality; packing hay. $3 7539 2..
STitAW-Oats, $7 503 00; wheat, $6 008 150; rye
$0 7o7 0.1.
Provisions.
All signs noint to an advance in the lineof
hog products. Hogs are fully 25c per cwt.
above last week's prices, and products are
sure to advance before the week is out.
Sugarcured hams, large I 9
Sugar cured hams, medium 9J
Sugar ctred hams, small.. 'Jh
Sugarcurril California haras 7!
bugarcuredb. bacon 9)4
Sugarcured skinned hams, large 10'4
Sugar cured skinned hams, medium 10
Migar cured thoulders 6
Sigarcurtd boneless nbonldcrs 8
bugar cured skinned shoulders V4
Sugar cured bacon shoulders
Sugar cured dry-salt shoulders !
Siigi-rciirciifl. beef, round 12
Stigarcured d. beer, setts 9
Sugar cured d. beef, flats V4
llacon, clcarstdes, 30 Ib 7
llacon. clear Ix-llies. 20 lbs i(
Dry salt clear sides, SOIbsave'g 6
Dry salt clearidcs, a)tbsarc'g 'A
Messnork, heavv 13 00
Mexpork. rainily , 13 CO
Lard, refined In tierces '. Sf
Lanl, refined In one-half bbls - 5
Lard, refined In 60-lb tubs 5ri
Lard, refined In 20-lb pails 5
Lard, refined In 50-lb cans C4
Lard, refilled In 3-lb tin palls Mi
Lard, refined In 3-lb tin pails 6j
Lard, relluedin 10-lbtin palls 6Ji
Hides and Calfskins.
The movement in this line has been slow
for the -week past. Prices are unchanged,
but the general situation favors the buyer.
Calfskins are in light snpply, and demand is
also light. Sheepskins aro moving freely at
prices quoted.
Following are prices paid by dealers nnd
tanners for stock delivered here:
X'o. 1 green salted steers, 60 lbs and over. 8
Xo. 1 green sailed cows, all weights
No. 1 green salted hides. 40 to BO lbs 4U
No. 1 green salted hides. 25 to 40 lbs 4
X'o. 1 green salted bulls , 4
X'o. 1 green salted calfskins 7
No. 1 green salted veal kips 5
No. 1 green salted mnner kips 4
Sheepskins . 2575o
Tallow, prime 4
Reduction for No. 2 stock. IK cents per lb
on steers and light hides; 1 cent on bulls and
2 cents on calfskins.
Harness Leather.
Snpply in this line is in excess of demand,
and prices of last week are barely sustained.
Heavy and lightweight goods are slow, and
medium weights are fairly steady. Collar
leather is Arm and all offerings are promptly
taken ut quotations.
Following are theprices of harness leather
as established by tho Allegheny tanners:
Xo. 1 trace, SSc per 3S; B trace, 36c per B;
No. 1 extra heavy, 100 lis ana over, 360 per
lb; B extra heavy. 31e per S; No. 2 extra
heavy, 29c per ft; No. 1 heavy, 130 to 160 lis,
32c per ft; B heavy, 30c per ft: No. 2 heavy,
23c per ft: black line, 29c per ft; Xo. 1 oak col
lar leather, 13c; B oak collar leather, lie.
Oak belting butts, nrlme quality .'. 3c
X overweights, 20 lbs and up 23c
A overweights, 2) 16s and up 2sc
B overweights, 20 lbs and up. 24c
C overweights. 20 lbs and up 22c
Middle weights, 10 to 1974 ibs,lc less than above.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
.Receipts and Shipments at East Liberty and
All Other Stock Tarda.
Ofitce op The Dispatch, 1
Pittsbubo, Thursday, February 10. J
Cattle Receipts, 1,743 head; shipments,
1,113 head; market firm at yesterday's prices;
no cattle shipped to New Tork to-day.
Hogs Receipts, 1,850 head; shipments, 1.E00
head: market active: Philadelphia!, $5 25
5 35; Torkers, $5 105 20; 2 cars of hogs ship
ped to New Tork to-day
Sheep Receipts. 400 head; shipments. 200
head; market strone atyesterday's prices.
By Telegraph.
Chicago Cattle Receipts, 16,000 bead;
shipments, 4,500 bend; market steady, slowto
weaker; lair to gooa steer, 2og4 00; no ex
tra on market: others, $3 003 75; feeders,
$3 003 25; stockers, $1 753 50; cows, $1 65
2 80. Hoes Receipts. 35,000 head: ship
ments, 13,000 hpad: market lower; rough and
common, St 404 CO; mixed and packers, $4 70
4 80: prime heavy and hutohers' woiahts,
$4 S54 S3: light, $4 754 SO; pigs, $4 154 40.
Sheep Receipts, 8.00J head: shipments, 1,500
head: market brisk; sheep stronger; mixed,
$4 555 00; wethers and yearlinirs, $5 00S 40;
Westerns, $4 855 55; Texans, $4 40; lambs,
$4 856 CO.
New Tork Beeves Receipts, 230 head, all
for slaughterers: no trade: leeling firm.
Dressed beef steadv at 68Ljc per "pound;
shipments to-day, 551 beeves and 35 sheep;
to-morrow, 300 beeves. Calves Receipts,
215 head: market steady: veals, 58c uer
100 pounds. Sheep Receipts, 5,831 bead:
market weak and shade easior; sheen. $4 00
60 25 per 100 pounds: lambs, $6 577 50;
dressed mutton steady at 79c ner
lb: dressed lambs slow at 9)10c.
Hogs Receipts.5,C35 head, consigned direct;
nominally steady at $4 905 30 perlOO pounds.
Cincinnati Hogs nctive and easier; com
mon nnd Ihrht. S3 504 85; packing and
butchers, $4 755 CO; teceipts, 3,360 bead;
shipments, 2,034 neau. cattle in light supply:
firmer; fair to choice butcher grades, $2 50
4 15; prime to choice shippers. $3 751 50; re
ceipts, 513 bead; shipments, 145 head. Sheep
firmer and scarce; common to choice, t4 00
4 75; yearlings, $5 C05 25: receipts, 175 heau;
shipments, 110 head. Lambs in cood de
mand and firm; common to choice, $4 000 00
per 100 pounds.
-St.Loul Cattlo Receipts. 1.500 head: ship
ments, 200; ninrket slow; fair to cholco na
tive steers, $3 004 40: ordinarv to good Tex
ans nnd Indian steers, $2 60j3 40. Hogs
Receipts, 8,500 head: shipments, 2,200 head;
market 5c lower: fair to choice heavy. $4 70
4 90; mixed, ordinary to jrood, $4 20Q4 75;
light, fairto prime. $4 434 70. Sheep Re
ceipts, S00 head: shipments, none: market
strong: good to fancy muttons, S3 C05 50.
Buffalo Cattle Receipts, 46 loads
through, no salo: reeling steady and firm.
Hogs Receipts, 32 loads through, 16 on sale;
stiong and higher; heavy crades, $5 305 35;
packers andmedlunis, $5300535. Sheep and
lamb Receipts, 4 Iambs through, 19 on sale:
market 15c lower; extra fancv sheep, S5 50
5 83; Koort to choice, S5 105 40; good to
fair, $4 755 00: lamliH, good to extra, $6 73
7 00; fair to good, $6 50S 75.
Kansas City Cattle Receipts, 2,600 head;
shipments 2.000 head: steers quiet and
steady, $3 104 50: cows strong, $1 633 35;
tockers anu feeders steady, $2 503 75.
Hoss Receipts, 8,100 head; shipments,
5,300 head: market active and 5c higher;
bulk, $4 404 SO; all grades, $3 75Q4 60. Sheep
Receipts, 300 head; shipments, 500 head;
market unchanged.
AGJSHIS CALL IT VBBT DUII.
Eastern Founder JfotEven Taklngthe Iron
They Have Contracted For.
New York, Feb. 1L Special.' The Iron
Age will to-morrow review tho metal mar
kets as follows:
American pig Agents complain of a
veiy dull business, and report that
founders in the districts tribntary to
this market nro not taking the iron they
contracted for, thus showing that consump
tion is less than expected by those who
melt the iron. Steel rails The only trans
action of magnitude icported by Eastern
mills is the sale of 20 000 tons, part Gulf and
part Pacific coast delivery. From the West
comes the report that the Louisvillo and
Nashville Railroad has bought 12,000 tons.
We continue to qnote $30 at Eastern
mill. In light rails tncbitslncssia moderate,
the season not having opened as yer. So
fur as is known none of the irlrder rails for
the Brooklyn lines have been nurchased.
Manufactured iron and steel The market
in beam continues unsettled. For moderate
lots 2.40a;.5Jc is the open. It Is stated,
however, that one lunre contract, 5,000 tons,
for season's delivery, has been placed with a
leading architectural work in this cltv at
2c. Pittsbunr mill. In Boston domestic
beams have been offered at 2.25c Some idea
or the effect or old pool on other lines of
structural material may be obtained from
SICK HEADACHE
SICK HEADACHE
'-Carter's Little Liver Pin,
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
SICK HEADACHE
-Carter's Little Liver Pills.
SICK H1CADACHE crMr,, Lml UTir pui.
CH-XHtWri
the fact, given by a leading Western mill,
that to capture beam orders angles were
sold as low as Kc. per lb, and T'satlKcper
lb.
The London markets by cable are re
viewed as follows: Speculation In Scotch
warrants Is yetalmose at it standstill, and
B rices have remained stationary ut 43s. In
onnal's stores there are not 54 00D tons. 1,000
tons less than a week ago. Owing to the
slackness of demand Sc6tch makers have re
duced their prices for shipping brapds about
2s, but the concession has failed to stimu
late business perceptibly. Production con
tinues heavv. and the number of.fnrnaeeJ
in blast Itas'been increased to 77. Kxports
of pLr iron last month were 40,000 tons,
against 31,000 tons in Jannary, 1S91. Cleve
land warrants are firmer, advancing to
33j 10d under the influence or freer specu
lative purchases and more buying for con
sumption. Hematite warrants nave im
proved to 45s 7Jd, but are not dealt in with,
any freedom
Two Oil Men Injured.
An accident occurred at the Oakdale Oil
Company's No. S on the Sturgeon heirs' farm
yesterday. Alex McDonald, the well-known
contractor, and a driller, James Rifenbnrg,
of Pleasantvllle, were injured- They have a
Ashing job in the Gordon sand. A couple of
joiftts of tubing with which they were
steadying the spear fell upon JIcD'onald's
left foot, severely brnlsinc: itand RIfenburg
had his right hand caught in the oil saver
Immediately afterward. One finger .had to
be amDutntcd and two others were broken.
Sir. McDonald's home is in Lima, O. He
will, be confined to his room for several
weeks.
FOR BRAIN TAG
Use Horsford's A eld Phosphite.
Dr. W. H. Fisher," Lo Sueur, Minn., says: "I
find it very serviceable in nervous debility,
sexual weakness brain fajr, excessive nse or
tobacco, as a drink in fevers, and in some
urinary troubles. It Is a grand good remedy
in all cases where I have used it."
- -slVOTTNrf'frVX.s. V
WORTH A GUINEA A BOZ." !
The Man with
a Long Face.
BEEGHAM'Sj
PILLS i
win
t
ecro
Dhl
eh.;
oas and 0
Nervous Disorders, J
arising I rota a "Wenle
Stomach. Impaired
Digestion, ConfUpa. J
if tlon, or a Torpid Liver. One doso
J will oftentimes rcliero sick Headache
! ia twenty minatei. J
! I Of all druggists. Price SS cents a box.
J I New York Depot, 365 Canal St, 33 i
You would not suspect it
from the taste; there zs cod
liver oil in Scott's Emulsion.
It looks like cream ; it is
like cream. Cream is bits of
butter covered with some
thing else you do not taste
the butter. Scott's Emulsipn
is drops of cod-liver oil cov
ered with glycerine.
Cream is an easier food
than butter, because it is in
bits. Scott's Emulsion is cod
liver .oil made easy; 'the
drops are invisibly fine ; they
do not resist digestion.
Will you read a book on
it ? Free.
Scott ft Bownk, Chemists, 13J South 5th Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod-lrrer
oil ll druggists eTerywhere do. $x.
47
Iei-35-uwr
A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY.
BEST SOB
General Household Use.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
R. G. Dun & Co.,
Westinghonse Building, corner Tenn Ave
and Xlnth St., Ptttsbnrg, Pa,
This establishment supplies all necessary
information as to the standing, responsibil
ity, etc., ofbusinets men throughout North
America. It is the oldest and by lar the
most complete and extensive system evor
organized for the accommodation or Bank
ing and Mercantile interestsnnd the General
Promotion and Protection ot Trade.
Debts Collected and Lesal Business at
tended to throughout tho North American
Continent. rr.I
JAPANESE
CURB
A enre ror Piles. External. Internal. Blind, Bleed
ing and Itching. Chronic. Ki-cent or Hrredltary.
This remeily has positively never been Known to
rail. Jl a box. 6 lor JJ. by mall. A guarantee given
with six boxes, when purchased at one tlmr. to re
fund the S If not cured, issued hv Mill. O.
STUCKY". Druggist. "Wholesale and Setall Agent.
Nos. KOI and 1701 Penn avc.. corecr W'vlle ave.
and Friton st.. Pllbliurg. Pa. Use Stneky'k
Dlarrlio? Cramp Cure. 3 nnd TO ets. JaI-SI-eo.1
ISKOKEKS FINANCIAL.
Whitney cc Stephenson,
57 Fourth Avenue.
ap3D-23
DCflDIC'C SAVINGS BAXK,
rfcUrLt d 81 FOURTH AVEXT7E.
Capita'. $300,000. Surplus and undivided
pi iit". $111 83i :.
1). McK. LLOTD. EDWARD E. DUFF.
4 President. Sec. Treat,
percent interest allowed on time ds
poslts. OC34-61-D
ESTABLISHED ISSi.
John M. Oakley & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
45 SIXTH ST.
Direct prlyate ivire to Xew York and Chi
cago. Member Xew Yortr, Chicago and Pitts
burse Exchanges. Only Pittsburg member
Chicago Board of Trade.
Local securities bought and sold for cash
or carried on liberal margins.
Investments made at our discretion and
dividends paid qunrterly.
Interest paid on balance (since 18SJ).
Money to loan on call.
Information book on all market mulled
on application. xe7
4.s
fki'i- A
$
KothiTig. can is
said in favor "of
tho best medicino ,
in the world that'
may not bo said
of tho most
worthless. In ono
case, it's true: in
'iSthe other, it isn't;
'- but how can
you distinguish ?
J udgo by what is done. There's only ons
blood-purifier that's guaranteed. It's Dr.
Pierce's Golden Hedical Discovery and this
is. what is dono with it; if it doesn t benefit or
cure, in every case, you got your money
back. Isn't it likely to bo tho best?
All the year round, as well at one time as
another, it cleanses and purifies the system.
All blood-poisons must go. For Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Scrofula, Salt -rheum, Tetter,
Erysipelas, or any blood-taint or disorder, it
is an unequaled remedy.
It's the cheapest, too. "With this, you pay
only for the pood you get
And nothing elso is "just as good." It
may be better for the dealer. But he isn't
the one that'3 to be helped.
" Value received, or no pay," you can't
get these tenn? with any other medicines, at
any price.
MEDICAL.
DOCTOR
WHITT1ER
814 ftS A4iiXL. PsrTsHlinG, Va.
As old residents know and back files of
Pittsburg papers prove, is the oldest estab
lislicd and most nrominent nhvsiclan in tha
city.devotins special attention toall chronic
Frsoemser3e.N0 FEE UN HL UURED
sponsible MCPni IQ nnt' mental di
perJoiM IlLn VUUJ eascs.pbysical do
cay, nervous debility, lack of energy, ambi
tion and hope, impaired memory, disordered
sight, self distrust, bashfulness, dizziness,
sleeplessness, pimples, eruptions, impover
ished Wood, falling powers, organic weak
ness, dyspeDSia, constipation, consumption,
unfitting the person forbnsiness.soclety and
marriage, permanentl v, safely and privately
icnnreaiiBL00D AND SKIN S3-?
eruptions, blotches.falllng hair,bones,pains,
glandular swellings, ulcerations of the
tongue, mouth, throat, ulcers, old sores, are
enred for life, and blood poisons thoroughly
eradicated froml IDIM A DV kidnev an'd
the system. Unlltnll T ibladd'er de
rangements, weak back, gravel, catarrhal
discharges, inflammation and other painful
symptoms receive searching treament,
prompt relter and rral cure".
Dr. Whittier's lire-Ions extensive experi
ence insures scientific and reliable treat
ment on common sense principles. Consulta
tion free. Patients at a distance as carefully
treated aif here. Office hours, 9 a. v. to 8
r. at. Sunday, 10 a. ti. to 1 r. v. only. UK.
WHITTIKlt, 814 Penn avenue, Pittsburg. Pa.
ja8-49-nsuwk
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATSVO," tta
Wonderful Spanish
Rrmcdy, la sold with a
Written Cuarantee
to core all Hervous Dis
fues. such as Wealc
Mrmorr, Loss of Braia
Power, neadacb.9,
Waiefatnes, Lost Mis
hood. Xerrousness, Las
situde, all drains ad
losi of power of the
GeneratlTe Organs in
either sex. caused bv
Before & After Use.!
Photographed from life.
OTer-exertiou, youthful Indiscretions, or the excessir
3se or tobacco, opium, or stimulants, which ultimately
lead to Infirmity, Consumption and Insanity. Put up
In convenient ftrm to carrv in the vest pocket. Price
1 a package, or 6 ror $5. with every $3 order we irlro
writteti guarantee to cure or refund the
money- sent by mall to any address. Circular (ru
in plain envelope. Mention this paper. Address,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO.. Branch Office fcr Tf. 3. A.
333 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
FOR SALE IN PITTSBURGH, PA BY
Tos. Fleming & Son, 410 Market St.
Dnqnesne Pharmacy, 518 Smithfield St.
A. J. Kaercher. 59 Federal St, Allegheny City.
WEAK MEN,
YOUR ATTENTION
ZS CALLXDTOTHI
QR1CA.T XXQUSH BZSTZDTV
tSRCC MARK TVCK MM
Gray's Specific Medfcins
IrLYOUSUFFERg;
rous Jjebultr. WcaUos of Body
Tinss. imiTTcmand Mind. BDermatorrhea. and
Impotency and all diseases that arise from over
Indulgence and self-abuse, as Loss of Memory and
Power. Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Ago.
and many other diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and an early grave, wrlta for oof
pamphlet.
Address GKAYMEDICLVE CO., Buffalo, K. T.
The Specific Medicine Is sold by all drnjtjrlsts at ft,
per package, or six packages forts, or seat by mall
RffaaWEGUARAPLTEE,
order a cure orinoney refunoeo.
-S-On account of counterfeits we have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper, the only genuine. Sold in.
Pittsburg by S. S. IlOLI.AND. cor. Smlthfleld and
Liberty sis. JtS-91-Jiwreoia
Manhood Restorecft
the wonderful remedy.
is sold with a written
cuarantee to care all
nervous diseases, sucn
as WeakMemory.Loss
of Brain Power, Heao
acbe, Wakefulness,
Lo't Manhood. Night.
rrEmissIons.Ifervous.
ness. Lassitude, all
drains and Ins of now.
Brroais asj attts. rsriro.
er of the Generative organs in either sex caused by
over exertion, youthful errors, or excessive use o
tobacco, opium or stimulants which soon lead to
Infirmity. Consumption and Insanity. Put up con
venient to carry in vest pocket. 81 per package by
rcall; 6forV. With every 5 order we give a written
vuarantte to cureorrtfundthemoney. Circular free
Art'lrp. r-r K-p fa Ch r. IM-
Porsalein Pittsburg by Jos. Fleming fe
Son, Druggists, 110 and 4U iiarlcet st.
noB-50-jrwT
WEAKNESS of MEN
Rapidly,, Thoroughly, Perfectly Cured
by tho znest ScientiSa and Snccenftil iletHod of Treat
merit ever known or Dcrfected. Cannot fall onleis the
case is turrond human aid. ImprTen?nt ien from the start.
Sufferers trora nervousness. Debility, Weak or Undo
velcrped Organs. Impoteney. rrora of Tontn, xxcesseift
Worry .Etc- inorousnjy. permanentl- oared by thli
treatment.
Don't brood orfTjonr condition nor rfre np in despair. LH
ns show 70a what Medical Science and Honorable Treatment
can do. Send for Our Sew ook with explanations, endorse
menu and references.
The Angelos Medical Institute Co.
CANTON. O.
Ja7-57-eo4
WOOD'S PHOSPHODINE
The Grrnt fnsll'h Kmljr.
rromptlY and permaaenU
ly enres all rorms or nerr
cms weakness, emissions.
spermatorrliea, Impoteney
Aud all effects or abuse or
escees. Been prescribed
orer3S years in thousands
orca;e:l the only relia
ble and honest medlclns
Iknoirn. Ask dmedsts for
Before ana Alter, wood's i-HosrnonisE: it
he offers some worthless medlrlnc in place of this,
leave his dishonest store, inclose price in letter,
and we will send bv return mall. Price, one pack
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qulriai; scientiflc und confl
(lential treatment. Dr. S. K.
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2.000 references. Boot, explanations and
proofs mailed (sealed) free. Address
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