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3J0. BRIGHT OUTLOOK.
Bradslreef s and Dun Eeport an TJn
Eatistactorv Trade Week,
ESPECIALLY IX' IKOX TRAFPIC.
U.KrJ Ferris Continue of Clearings and
Easiness Failures.
BiM Ol1 THE-FEATURES OF FINANCE
srirtXI TFLTUKAM TO TTTE TISPATO.
IXHW
Yokk, FeU 19. Special telegrams
Mrif' point to no material change
io JlivulOrefi
.Sn conditions nflcctin; the general business
'iUsation. Traiie thus far, on the whole, is
disappointm!;, though a good deal of ron
iMeace is eiprccd as to -what the spring
QSy brins forth.
Denreion of cotton prices and an eiccp
Iroeal conservatism on the part of both
law snd sellers at the South, are, as yet,
unrelieved by any increased activity, al
Hioujh Savannah and Calveston report a
more moderate demand in some staple lines.
Cotton factors are making smaller advances
than nsual to merchants and planters The
ivoolcn industries Kast are sluttish, ex
eept for flannels and carpets.
A :ooay Eeport for Iron.
Structural iron prices are demoralized.
Steel rails sre only nominally S30 per ton
BltfcemilL The demand for iron and &teel
is more and more of a hand-to-mouth char
acter. Slocks of pi; iron are increasing,
smd finally a break has come, with sales of
CflOOton of So. 2 Allentown, Perth Am
!hv delivery, at f 11 59, and 2,000 tons of
anotfacr Lehigh valley lurnace ofl'ered at the
game figure. Southern irons have been
tanked at prices supposed to represent
Staple drvgoods, hardware, and, to some
extent IxmUs and thoes, are in rather better
movement 1'etroleum is a little more
active. Oh he Pacific coast ocean freiglits
are up a little and wheat prices as well.
Salmon packers are trving to enforce a re
duction in the Alaska pack this year. Hard
ware, farm implements and buildinc ma
terial are more active at the Xorthwest.
Ilanfe Clparinjs Continue, to Increase.
Bank clearings at cities in the United
B.u- ajri.Teiate ?l,rSO,070,304. about 2 per
cent more than lat week, but 35 per cent
More than the third iveek of February,
ism. Tne r-r.ics are chiefly at New York
ami Philadelphia, the former showing an
inoreiise of r p;r cent ana tne latter oi si
per cent, as compared with the week a year
Wheat prices advanced 5;s'c this week on
K-ttei foreign advices a larger export de
mand, larger decree in available stocks,
cud minors of operations of a bull clique.
Exports oi wheat fiom United States ports
tW the week ending February 17. equal
4,iti(Ht bushels anint 3,G41,000 bushels
the eek betore; itlbG.OOO bj-.hels in the
ekayear ago, aud 2,230,000 bushels in a
simiiai triod two ears ago.
Indian corn exports for this week con
tinue uLeuomenallv heavv. 3.213,000 bush
els as compared with 2.1)27,000 bushels a
veck asa. and as contracted with only 327,
000 bushels in the like week a year aco.
The remarkable strength of foreign ex
changes aud tike appreciable tear of ship
ments of gold to Europe hare tended to
repress acmity or strength in the stock
market.
Gold Exports and Coil Dealt.
The Buuonncemeiit Friday that S500.O0O
pold had been engaged, thoush not un
exraxted liad a further disturbing efiect
jkhi speculation, and offi-et the influence of
reports that the coal combination has made
lorUier acquis'tiom. of mining interests.
The pro&pect ot legal interference with the
leases eikcied by the Beading Company
has, also, been a taetor in the week's mar
ket, and tended to reduce the speculation
in the coat shares to moderate proportions.
The uucerta ntv of this speculative situa
tion has, naturally caused recessions .in
yr.ces. although a strong nudeitoce has
been shown, and European selling ot securi
ties scums to be Jets pronounced. This lat.t
fact, ho ever, has not checked the adiance
oi exchmige rates the demand for sterling
reaching at the cloe of the week 54 88U. Ru
mors are carre-t tlu continental countries
ate ofterius: a 'liiht premium forgold.which
would iaciliute shipments at the above fig
ures. At the same time, the money market
lias been dell, easv and undisturbed by
thrsr manifestation. The silver market
xa- rallied s'i -litly on rumors of an in
tended rupee lcai ior India.
Titflarfs frir anil UnimporfanU
Thore were 2G0 holiness failures in the
Uuiu'd St-iies tuis week, against 214 last
w. ek, L'43 in die week a vear aso, and 253
ii the lifcp weei oi 1WV" The total to date
t..i vear i 2,120 lcs tl.au in s. like portion
ci l-atl, l;KK or liWSJ About S3 per cent of
t' "s iaiinres were of concerns where
ti eapi.al employed was not in excess of
s -,.n. K'i'a. Xearlv 11 per cent had from
.Sia to ftJrt.OiW .-apital, 'J of them from
fi1 to S5fl,(y0, fi from f5,000 to 5100,000.
s.i.d one failed vsiiere the capital was in ex
cess ot 10.000.
WH is as dull as ever, with prices I
t., y at ike decline, ilie slugsin ue
i ji'i! fur woolen gooiis prevent"! makers
1 xrtji uuiie'jMting wants for raw wool. Im
pnr:a;ionst Australian wools have" been
iar 'e. aud the tendenev of domestic now
appe." to be downward. The large share
f tliat tnspor'ed is of lower qualitj' than
lat '-ar. California, Texas and Territory
v.o . s ejniet ana unchanged with adown
a d imd'uci "a cotton prices con-tim.i-
to record heavy receipts by dropping,
tX- ! - l.irthe week being 1-lGc
Kfil Iryoods are in fair tlcmand.
Cotton uiil -are sold well ahead. Prints
end i;iiigii m. :.re in good demaud. Tapes
try brussels carpets are higher.
Ii. CL Unn Indu ?s in Pessimism.
8L G. Dnn & Cc's weekly review of
(jade tavi,.
Tbe noeiness situation is not quite so satis
8aet ryjrcnoura-ii.asit lias been. tVlnle
the gradual iiic .'a-e u distribution of many
int jucic -tii-p co-itinues, there is a
ebtinkin.: uem nl : nd much depiession in
tfou. AfurtLcr: i-i-in cotton, hopes of re
vival in feiutiicr.. tudeand the speculative
uson in. fe.imul iid l. cliuip money and by
tlieirrcat ticc -ss ot tiif coal speculation.
Thteli mw errndi to r. lis.it and threatens
to reoii-ict exports.
An advance Sn wl-eat fro-n any cause
t Men cuis effthe expon of breadstuffs at a
time when Ettiope lias hvavv demands for
Stocks maiUctcT cere, would not bo wholc
eotne. 1'nrk pioduct, oats and cotTco are
sabstantlally unchanged, and oil is cnlvono
eiftt'tti cent higher on niall transactions.
At Uostou titiiie is reiiortcd satisfactory.
it Baltimore tLe lumber trade is moro
BCtirc Tile movement m drygood- at
litedolpiiia pro'in-es an active spring
trade, tt.ough t!ie bonth is still behind.
At I'lftsliunr trad Sn iiou and steol 1ms
sn-own dull and puces are wcakenim;. At
CrteJand Impiovement it sLen su most
iines, and trade is larger than last year.
SSaiinihoturin'- at Deti-oit also exceeds fcisi,
yeufs records.
.t Cltieaxo andtlie trcit.
AtCliHi(' -ales of 3ierchar.die show a
fair tota-oase over last year, aid leccipts of
wlwattare double la-t year's of dressed beef;
tliree-rol-d f iard.o'j percent greater of flcur,
erd barley a third greater; or hides, 20 pr
cent grter, und of butter some larger thai
las; yea-, while a little decrease appears i'i
corsi odt and re. a third in ehtcacahd ont-
liRli HI (Ol.
U"r.itle '! s"od at Jlilwankee and col-li-t,ns
are sHtisfaetorj-. At Minneapolis
ui-' t. Vug'- l)u-in s is fair and tlio out
hk u.oin'.'iiii. At Umallaind Kansas Citv
txuli :radc and collections aio fnir r..ul !
lao-r. pientr At st. J.oui- buuinesi begins
U -.o i tisof revival. Tho outlook for
tfirn. - tradf is fncoiirasins. and the corn
cito,i .- in fjli lnovrinent. most of itgidnirby
tlie-.viA Tral Lso improves at Denver.
Ati:i South, business i quiet at Little
,'ruicl. ii.d llantiliii. and in ail lines i-ather
iQOiei At Xoff (Jileans, though suk"- is
W'?; wid iietii'V -t Savannah trade is
f!MHan JwmsnectsJjiishter, factors advane
MBT'Mt cfltt n becauso money Is lerj'easj:
IhR aniwuithout the South the continued
depression of cotton is noted as a cause of
dullness.
The Situation In tlio Iron Trade
The week has been gloomy in tho iron
trade, from pressure to realize on quantities
ot iron not well known or produced in excefs
of requirements. More inquiry appears for
structural irin beams, selling at 'JC but
bar iron Is In light demand, and for finished
products geufrally the dcmaiul ' disap
pointing. !;ince the large sales at 10Jc, tho
copper matket has been steadier, and tin
and lead are strong. Th" coal mine is very
dull, awaiting the results or the combina
tion. The boot and shoo tra'lo Is steady and
crow inSi though cuttius or prices ror Doots
has done no Rood, and shipments aro still
below those of last year.
rittsburz "lntu in IJanb Clcarlnss.
Xev'Toiiic, Feb. 10. The following
tabic, compiled by Sradstrcet'f, gives the
Clearing House rrtnms for the week end
ing February 18, and the per centage of in
crease or decrease, 'as compared with the
corresponding w cek last year:
inc. Dc.
KpwTorV ( 900.f41.STT 51.3
Philadelphia.". f3.ntl.895 47.S ....
Hilton Sl.K4.T!i . 2.1
ChlCiKO hS.517.li; It-'
m. Lonis :t.a7.3 ii.-
llaltlmorc ; lVMHaH 3.9 ....
tari FraucUco 13,ca,0 .... l-o
Cmcinnatl 14.0S.!W 5 1
1'ltt-bltrR 13.S7ATB? 1.3 - ..
Xew Orleans lt.7Si.795 ... e-Q
KansClli N1S4I ,.4
31iunt'anoIis fi,741,oS3 SS.7 ....
Btlflalo. S.3U.9.V, 10 G ....
Mihraukre 5.tC7.10) 1B.3
i.ouUillc 7,S7l'.:4J! 0.3 ....
Detroit o,2li4l 7.0
IIoutoT 3.nc!17 I.o ....
rrovWence 5.341.) ... 4.,
Cleveland 5.IKC.T7 12.0 ....
M. ram 4.!a.49 st.r, ....
Denxer S.CS,4 12.;
Omaha 5.4CJ.7T1 4!.l ....
Columbus a.U'&SOd . .. ....
Jtlchmond i.HS.'W 4.9 ....
Ifartfoni 0T9.o7 .4
rortland. Ore 1MM' '.
Indianapolis 3,hSi,f27 1'.4
Vtmplii 3.187,fr2 11.1 ....
Xasbville 1.9K8I1 .... 9.2
Ilkluth -ftyi.913 1..3 ...
I'eoria 1.751.D52
IVasaiairton l..su.o:- i.. ....
New Ifaven I,7si,4(0 .... 12.0
i-t. .Tosepll 1.769,871 21.0 ..
Koclicttcr 1.3I.3.vi ... 8 ,
Ddlas 2.19G.VX) 4.1 ....
Worcester. 1.212.202 n.9 ....
Spriiijrtu-W 1.19f.le0 7.2 ....
Portland. Me 1.2U.939 1.. ....
bait LaU'Citv 1,5,070 .... 11.1
Xorfollv 13.CM .... '.
Tacoma ..Al"3 3
DcsMoincs 755.053 17.C ...
Seattle R93.447 .... 2.8
Fort Worth 1.VO.X0 .... 41.0
bloux nt) . l.oT.921 15.1
Siracu ft07.50
Grand Kinlil IdTO 9.4
Wllir.lngto.l, Del 951.13 9.5 ....
Lowell 1,12! 20.8 ....
Birmingham 4sO,SG5 .... 30.0
LosAnRtlo 711.733 1S.0 ....
Lincoln S75.1S3 33.4
LexhiEton S23.61S 13.1 ....
Wichita S47.Iii2 .... 12 1
Sew Bedrord 3.Kl ... 27.3
Tnpela a-4.1S 3.7
Wai-o l.inss .... 3.8
tGaUeston S.25S.e 3,7
tAtlanta 1.7"-S121
taaunah 1,S5.522 .... ....
tBingliaiaton 25S 700 ....
Total.
....?1.39,212.45a 35.0
....? 450,170,516 J2.9
s,"Cira: 3.0
.... 9C.15.i
5.1M.618
8H.2T2
Outside XcwYorO
Canada
Montrc.il
Halifax
Toronto...............
Hamilton
Total 15,920,175
tXot Included In totals.
STaUK TWAIN'S theory of Mental Tele
pathy discussed In THE DIsrATCH to
morrow by Editor Metcalf.
HORSES, 1TAGOXS AND HARNESS
At Auction Sale.
The Pittsburg Brewing Company quit
business and sold their interests. "We -trill
offer for sale at the Aruheim Live Stock
Company, Limited, stables, at 32 Second
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa., 38 head of horses,
weighing from 1,150 pounds to 1,500 pounds,
allyoung, healthy stock, in Xo. t condition,
suitable for light or heavy draught. Six
(C) two-horse spring wagons, 20 sets of
double wagon harness, 3 sets of single
wagon harness, 4 sets ot driving harness, all
in thorough repair.
This stock of horses, etc., will be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder. Sale
positive.
Xo postponement on account of weather.
Terms, cash.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. jr.,
Thursday, February 25, 3892.
X. B. We will have also a consignment
of one carlsad of saddle, driving and carriaie
horses, some elegant matched teams to be
sold the same day. Anyone wishinsr to
purchase should not fail to come, as they
will be sold exclusive of cost.
Bread made from Minnehaha flour does
not dry out quickly, so that one baking a
week for a small family is sufficient. Ths
Ttcnralcla Cured In Fifteen Minntes.
Mr J. S. Sturtevant, editor of the "Wau
paca (Wis) Pot, says: "Last night Cham
berlain's Pain Balm cured my wile ot neu
ralcia of the lace and tooth in 15 minutes
We would not be withou? it." 50-cen,
bottles for sale by druggists. ttssu
Look out for
The Belle or Pittsbuim.
Bhead made of Minnehaha flour would
delight a Lucullus. Ths
Marrla;e Licenses Granted
J."ame.
Tolin Vaigand
Katie Ott
Andreas Hornyak
OraicczErzsI
Joseph Gira .
Annie Bauas .....
Ilichard Hawkins
Jennie Frazler
I'etcr Burns
MarvC IiaWan
William Bisscll
Annie Martin
Anion Kaliclkl
tarah ISafk
Michael i?pran-a
Mary Anna bzjinankl ,
rtterH Walter
Kebecca E. Boyle
Joseph bclilwl?
Elizabeth Veitli
YestrrJdv.
Itesidcncc.
rittsliarg
1'ltMmrK
, rithbnrg
, rittsburR
ritltburjt
rm-bacg
....McKeesport
.. ....Du'ji'csnc
....Scott Ua en
Industrj
McKcesport
McILec:inirt
McKeesiiort
McKeesjiort
rittsburR
rnuburK
,... Pittsburg
rittsburg
.. .liarpburg
bjlarpsburg.
DSED.
CHISHOLM On Thursday, Februarv IS,
1S0-2. at 12:12 a. M., Nellie, daushter of "Mar
quis and Lizzie Chisholin, aged 22 months.
CORKY-On Thni-sday, February IS, 1832,
at 0:15 r. M., Kobert G. onlj- child or Uobert
and t)ie late Edith Corry (nee George), aged
9 mouths.
The funeral will take rilace from tho resi
dencn or hi- father, 3150 Cai neiie avenue, on
Satckoay, February 20, at 2:30 p. ji. Friends
of the family aro rcspcctlully invited to at
tend. HUXLEY On Friday, February 19, 1S92, at
3 r. M., Emuro Dolev, aged 6S yeats aud 3
months.
Funeral from his late residence, Xo. 9
reach alley, onvMoxnAV at 8:30 a. m. Friends
Stand Alone.
It is a fact which can be
proven by a single trial, that
the flavor given to cakes,
puddings, creams, sauces, by
Dr. Price's Delicious Flavor
ing Extracts, are as natural
as the fruit and are as much
unlike, in delicate flavor and
strength, the cheap extracts
as can possibly be imagined.
In these respects they stand
alone in the market: Dr.
Price's Vanilla is a year old
before it is bottled and oficr
ed for sale. Age softens and
developes its fine and deli
cate flavor.
or the family arc" respectfully invited to'at
tend. ' "
KXMS On Fridav, February 19, 1S92, at
5.47 . St., Silas Exnis, in his 2Sth year. r
Funeral Horn Uppermann'a undertaking
room, Xo. 3353 Tiutler street, on Su:day.
APTEitsroox, at 2.30 o'clock. Friends or the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
FOGi:L On Fridiv. February 19, 1S92, at
7:30 r. jr., Lditii Emma KoorL, at the lesi
denceorher patents, 227J4 Franklin stiect,
Allegheny.
Xotice or funeral hereafter.
FOSTEIt-On Thursdav, rebruarv IS, 3P9?.
at 12:10 r. it., Thomas Uemtox FosTEr, ascd 45
years.
FULTOX On Tue'dav, February 1G, 1S9.
at hi-i lcsltience. West Jleer township,
Sjil-elT. Fcltox, in the 33th year or Ins
aire.
GKKXERT In Stpubciiville. February 19,
at 1:40 a. jr., Willie, son of Edward Gcrneit,
aged 10 years.
Funeral trom the residence of his grnnd
fitther. Llovd Parks, 310 South Third street,
Stcubsuv ille, on Scmj.y, February 21, at 2
r. ir. 2
GOEDDEr-At the familv lesidence, Xo.
J5G Pink avenue, Tentj--flist ward, on In
day, Ft'br;i:trj- 19, 1S92, at 3 A. M., Carolixe,
wile of Peter Goeddel, InlierCJth year. .
Funeral services at the Get man Lutheran
(St. 1'cler'-) Clint ch, comer or Collins ave
nue and Station street, East End, on Sun
day, '21st iusL., at 2 v. st. Friends of the fam
ily aio lespectfully invited to attend. 2
GKAY At his homo in Gray's Landing,
Green ootintv, lM.,on Wef.nesdny, Febrndry
17, at 10:15 p. it., .1. II. Ghay.
Fnncial services on Smibath, Fcbrnary 21,
at 10 a. m. Triends or the family aieiespect
fully invited to attend 2
GKAYSOX At Washington, Pa., Februarv
18 at 4 r. Jr.. Mrs. Elizabeth G bays-ox.
widow-of i ho late Thomas W. Grayson, of
Meadvillc l'a.
Interment at ireadvillc, this (Saturday)
APTEnxoox.
GREGG On Fiidav evening, Februars" 19,
1S92 attheresit'enceof her brother, James
1'. Giczsr, Jr.. Xo. 71 Fremont street, Alie
uhenv Citv, Xaxmi: P., riaushter of Eliza-
uein ana tne late James uregg.
X'otice of funeral hereafter.
GKIMM At Jlansflcld, Fa., on Friday,
Febinan-19, 1S92, at 8 a. m., Cabolixe, wife
of J. E. Grimm, In the 46th year of her age.
Funeral from the German Lutheran
Church, Jlansfleld, on Suxbay, February 21,
at 2:30 r. at. Friends of tho family are re
spectfully invited to attend. 2
HE1XRICH On Thursday. February 18,
1S9-2, at fi.45 a. ,M., Lolis Heixkich, aged 53
3 cms and 9 months.
Funeral on Sddit at 2:30 p.m., from his
late residence, Xo. 119 Twenty-first stieet,
Southsidc, rittsburs, Pa. Friends are in
vited. Semmellrock Tiros., funeral diree
tots, Xo. 1720 Carson street. 3
HELDERLE On Thursday morninsr, reb
rnaiy IS. 1S92, Jonx L. Ulldekle, in Kittan
ning, la.
HOG AX On Thursday-, February 18, 192.
at 4 o'clock r. St., Geokoe A. IIogax, aged 19
years. ,
Funeral from the family residence, 09
Tustin street, on Satckovy jiorxixo at 8:30
o'clock. Services at St. Paul's Cathedral at
9 a.m. Ir 2
KEEXAX On Friday, February 19, lf92,
at 12:10 a. v., Axxie, daughter ot Thomas
and Mars' Keenau.
Funeral fiom parents' residence, corner
Carolina and Avery streets, this (Satuiday)
aft-kj.oox at 2 o'clock. Friends of tho
family are Invited to attend.
KEXXEDY Sajiull Kkxstdy, late of Phil
adelphia, Pa., aired 81 eais.
Funeral at 2:30 o'clock r. m. Satcbdvy,
February 20, A. D. 1832. fiom Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago Railroad depot, Alle
gheny City. Interment private.
Philadelphia papcis please copy.
LAXGAX On Thursday, February 19, 1S92,
at (i:30 a. 3f.. Kate, second daughter of Jonn
and Jane Langan (nee Reilly), aged 3 years
and 2 months.
Funeral on Suxday, February 2L at 2
o'clock r. m.. fiom the residence or her
parents, ,Xo. 45 Washincton street. Friends-
of the family aro respectfully invited to at
tend. 2
LAXIGAX At her home. Xo. 1 Xcw
Supei ior street. Allegheny, on Friday. Feb
ruary 19. 1S92, at S:40 a. M., ilAKGAKET, beloved
wife'ol John Lauigan, in her 57tu year.
Fnneial services at St. Andiew's Church
on Scaday, February 21, 1S92, at 1 r. M.
Friends ot the family are respectfully in
vited to attend.
SIAUSITALL On Friday morninrr, Febnt
aiyl9. 1S92, at 5 o'clock, Jons .Makshall, in
his7Uthycar.
Funeral services at the residence of his
soii-in-law, William McCallln, Elm and
Webster streets, on Moaday afterxoox, Feb-ruai-y22,
at 2 o'clock. Interment private. 3
JIcFARL XD On Thursday, February 13,
1892, at 11:45 r. 3t., Albert E son of William
and Ada C. 'McFailand, aged 6 years 2
months IS days.
Funeral services at tho ieidenceof hi3
prrandmothei, Mrs. Hannah West, 26S Shady
avenue, East End, on Satuhdvy, Febiuary
20, at 2.30 r. m. Interment pnvate.
PAPEXCOUltDT At his home, McICee's
Eock, on Tliur-day, Febtuary 18, 1S92. BAr.
xey PAi'txcouKDT, aged 49 years 10 months.
Funeral this (Saturday) aftekxoox at 2
o'clock in St. iiartin's Cemeteiy, West End.
McWILLIAMS On Thursday, February
IS, 1892, at 10:31 r. M., John Jacksox, eldes't
son of Thomas and the late Josephine
Jackson JicWilliams, in(tbc32d yearot his
age.
Funeral from his lato lesidence, 920 Talbot
avenue, on Sabbath aftekxoox. at 2 o'clock.
Fiiendsof the lamily aro lespectfully in
vited to attend.
O'DOHERTY On Thursday evening, Feb
ruarv IS, at 8 o'clock. Rose, sister of D. P.
O'Doherty, of O'Doherty & Co.
Funeral will take place from the residence
of her sister, Mrs. John O'Doherty, 333 Wash
ington avenue, Allegheny, on Monday, 22a
Inst., at 8:30 a. st. Solemn High Muss at St.
Andrew's R. C Church at 9 a."m. 3
RAXDALL Trmisdav, Fe"brunvy IS, 1S52,
Haury, son of William and Alda Randall,
aged 2 years and 9 months.
RAPP On Thursday evcnlngatSUOo'clock,
Lizzie, the wife ot W. H. Ranp, aged 47 years
9 months, at her residence, Duquesne
Heights.
Funeral services on Suxday AFTEExooxat
2 o'clock. Funeral at later hour. 2 '
SIIERKIFF On Friday.February 19,lS92,at
1:35 a. M., at the residence or his daughter,
Mrs. Anna M. Talor, Center avenue, near
Craig stieet, Joiix'B. Siierrief. used 81 yeais.
Funeral sei vices will be held in Westmin
ster Chuich, Buena Vista street, AUegbeny,
on Monday jioimso at 11 o'clock. Friends
of the family aie respectfully invited to
attend. 3
STEUERXAGEL On Wednesday, Febru
ary 17. It92, at 4-30 a. si., George Steueexagel,
aged 56 j ears and 3 months. s
Funeral on Saturday, February 19. 1S92, at
9 a. M., from his late residence, (3 Chestnut
street, Allegheny. Services in St. Mary's
Church. Friends or the lamily are respect
fully invited to attend. . 3
WEIIJ At Unioutown, Pa., on Friday,
Febi uary 19, 1S92, at 2 p. St., Jonx Veir, aged
4S ycai s.
Funeral from the residence of his brother,
James G. Weir, O'Hara tow nship, on Suxday
at 2 r. st. Fiiendsof tlib family aro respect
fully invited to attend. Interment at Green
wood Cemetery. 2
IirZjO'W'IEJlRS-
FUXERAL WORK A SPECIALTY.
(Telephone 1834.)
BEX. L. ELLIOTT,
Tho Firth Aveuuo Florist. 4S Fifth avenue.
de31-TTS
Tutt's Tiny Pills act as Uindly on tho
tgicliil.l, tho delicate feinale or infirm!
o" old use as upon tho i igorous man.
ilvo tone and strencth to the ivcakWj
stoiKach,bowels.kidncysand bladder
n. Ii. ABEK. . D. s.,
Makes a s'pceialty or the treatment, bleach
iug, filling and clowning of tho natural
teeth, and guarantees satisfaction. Prices
more reasonable than elsewhere. Office 210
bmithfielcl st., Pittsburg. del6-73-MWs
REPRESEXTED IX PITTSBURG IX 1S0L
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA,
Assets. $9,278,220 00.
Losses adjusted and paid b v
WILLIAM L. JOXES, Si Fourth ay.
Jal9,'.2-D n
Tuff's TinvP Si?
f,-;rr-i'
NKW ADVPRTISKSIENTS.
East Liberty, Feb. 17.
Messrs. O. McClixtock & Co.:
Dear Sirs iryou could only suggest some
way todisDose or mv old furniture, your
offering of large l eductions on new'furni
ture would be more. advantageous to me. I
want to replace with new nieces my old side
boaid (Which-is too small for my dining
room, and an old-fashioned walnut chamber
suite (bought 'when I started in housekeep
ing), but iiave not decided how 1 can ar
range it. ,
While so undecided, I w rito chiefly to ask
whether your reduced prices will hold
longer than tho "one w eek?"
OUR REPLY,
We suggest, FIRST, the
auction room in March or April
as the best place and time for a
quick turning of old furniture
into ready cash; SECOND, as
a gift, they would confer lasting
benefit upon a needy relative,
or neighbor, or one of the many
charitable institutions.
SALE TO BE
CONTINUED.
In deference to the sugges
tion of our correspondent and
of many others, and because
our offering of furniture was
really too large to be handled
by us, or to be taken advan
tage of by our customers, in
one short week (with two in
clementdays), we have decided
to continue this Special Sale, on
the same conditions,
ONE WEEK .'
LONGER.
It will positively
close on Saturday
February '2 7. Then
our Spring Opening
of New Furniture
will begin.,
Furniture, Carpets, Curtains,
Bedding,
33 Fifth Ave.
fe20-D
SOME GREAT MBGilHS 13
AND
Til CLOTH!
Bought below cost of importation, we are
Belling at GREAT BARGAINS.
White and Coloied Bedford Cord Table
Covers, stamped ready for working.
Singed Canton Flannel Table and Cushion
Covers, Singed Plush Cushion Covers, Bar
garran Art Cloth Table and Cushion Coveis,
all stumned with newest designs. Hem
stitched Hot Biscuit and lloll Napkins. A
new and large line of Hemstitched Tray and
Cai ving Cloths, fiom 30e up.
Stamped Hemstitched Scarfs from 35c up.
T.ihlo Coveis fiom .10o up.
A full line' of TIGURED INDIA SILKS, all
new patterns and colorings. Also,
i
H and 33 inches wide, in beautiful colorings
and dp-ijrris. Art Satin Squires for tho cen
ter or Table Covera and Cusuion Co ers.
SG inches wide, Mc per vard. in rink. Blue,
Olivo and Yellow. THE Xi:V THING for
Drapinsr Mantels and Doors and for DRAP
ING OVER DRAPERIES.
A new line of HEAD RESTS from 25s up.
Visit our Table Linen, Towel, Napkin.
Muslin Sheeting and Illnen Department, by
all means.
41 Fifth Avenue.
fel9
CURES Cougho.Colds.increase.
tho Flesh.iestores tho Strength
and prepares tho system to re
sist colas.
Price per bottle, 75 cents.
Beef, Iron and Wine,
The popular nutrltivo tonic. Price, full pint
bottles, 15 cents.
A. F. SAWHILL. Druggist,
fc3-S0-D 187 Federal st., Allegheny, Pa
JAS. &1'NE!L & BR0.,
BOILERS, PLATE AND SIIEETIRON
WORK.
PATENT SHEET-IRON ANNEALING
BOXES.
With an increased capacity and hydraulic
machinery, we nre prepaied to furnish all
iiork in our line cheaper and better than by
tho old methods. Repairing and general
machitio work. Twenty-ninth street and
Allegheny Valley Railroad. fodS-OO-Tis
A IIEIEEPEn
iNQUSRY.
FANCY WORK,
IRISH P IT LURCH
4
Hi lETTf
HflRNF & WARD
NEI ADVKKTISKMENTR.
A
., JUST EBGEIYBD .
CHOICE LOT
Rich, Dark Fur. Early season price
was J50. To-day's special price on
"these NEW, ELEGANT CAPES
Also received in same lot a few
extra fine
S!
Handsome, Dark Striped Fur, Deep
Mink-Tail Borders,
i
$50.00 less than actual worth.
The Extraordinary
Ctt ii Prices!
Not Only ou Furs, but
JACKETS,
CAPES
-AND-
LONG
. GARMENTS
Are clearing the way for new goods
and furnishing such BARGAINS as
people seldom get in first-class goods.
iOGGS & BUHL
1
ALLEGHENY.
fo-17
BqSIs and Rolls
CARPETS.
New Goods. Choice Patterns.
But cannot show them.
MPT HfiUST
3L. SVaAKh.
ZFJLSI?
For the rest of iiiis month.
Bargains in Everything.
CARPETS,
CURTAINS,
LiNGLEUft, Etc.
See the elegant assortment of
Tapestry Brussels tye ofier at G5c
per yard.
GiNNJFF & STEINERT,
Limited,
WOOD STREET CARPET HOUSE,
305 V00D ST.
i0-TTS
furpirppiTM Don't wait un"
fUrfir 111 I ? t!1 the need of
llLULUUll I new Curtains
GnnRRB"! n compels you to
Ii 1111 Mi-1 S make a hHrried
U mi 1 LLU selection. Come
now and take
plenty of time to examine our choice
ljne of new goods coming in every
day, and it will be a "relief when
housecleaning is in progress, or an
unexpected guest arrives, to have
fresh, new curtains right at hand.
In answer to telephone No. 795 we
will send you a man promptly to
hang them.
SHUMAN BROTHERS,
Cor. Wood and Diamond.
f0lG-TT3
, ESTABLISHED 1370.
BLACK GIN
KIDNEYS,
Too roHnf nnrl sitra nnro frti
lljE,tlv Uiinary Oi-pans, Giovel
aua ciiromo uatmrii or tuo
lilsicldei-.
The hwlss Stomach Bittern
aieasurecuiofor Dj"pepsla,
tbademark I.tvcr Complaint and every
species or indigestion.
"Wild CuerryTonIc, tliemost popular prep
aration for euro of Coughs. Colds, Bionchltta
and lung troubles.
Either or tlio above, $lper bottle; or 6 Tor
$3. Iryour drncciat does not handlo thbio
coods write to Y Ji. 1". ZOELLEU, soln M'f r,
Pittsburg, l'a. ja2-57 tts
WESTEKSf BSSOBAKCE CO.,
OF P1TTSI5U11G.
Assets Sli3,501S7
No. 411 Wood st.
ALEXANDER XI MICK, President.
JOHX U. JACKSOX, Vice President.
fel80-TT8 VM. P. 1IEEBERT, Secretory.
SABLE
SHOULBEE
CAPES!
S25.00
Jfl
IBM Ssag
53
SS
SEW ADVKRTISEJICXTS.
Spring Goods are arriving.
We are pressed for room. Our
20 per cent discount sale has
been the most' successful we eyer
had. And now, to make a "rous
ing wind-up," we will allow
CASH DISCOUNT
OX ALL
OVERCOATS nil ESTERS.
Note these figures:
Price $20.00 $i5.00 $10.00
25 p. c. off, 5.00 3.75 2.50
Now $5JN $11.25 $7.50
tSsThis sae ends Saturday,
February 27, and is FINAL!
CLOTHIERS, TAILORS AND HATTERi
161-163 Federal 'St., Allegheny.
fe20-wsbu
DOUBLE TEXTORE
WATEBPEOOP
FOR MB H
Are, indispensable in
this climate. We have
them in all the fashion
able patterns. Every
Coat warranted waterproof and free from
disagreeable odor. Ladies' mackintoshes
also.
UMBRELLA TALK.
"We manufacture every Umbrella we sell
on the premises. Why? Because by so
doinsj we can give you stronger and better
article at a price considerably less than
those who do not manufacture.
RE-COVERING BULLETIN.
American Gloria, fast black
No'. 2 Gloria
Best Gloaia
Silk and Linen
Best Silk .'
Umbrellas re-covered in one day.
Small repairs wbtlo you wait.
. 75c
.$1 50
. 2 0)
. 250
. 3 50
441 Wood Street.
felS-TTs
Danners'
pure familv
modicine for
,tonins up and re-
iniuuinc tne sys
tem. One of tho
'rieate3t blood
oiirmers known
Unexcelled for
the cure of Rheu
matism, Con? hi
and Colds.Catarrh
Asthma, Throat
Diseases. Tornld
Liver, Dizziness and Sick Headache, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Cramps, Dysentery, Di
arrhoea, Scrofula and diseases arising from
imperfect and depraved f tate of the blood,
Piles, Costiveness, Xervousness, Affections
of the Bladder and Kidneys. Ir properly
taken we guarantee a cere. For sale by
druggists, and
The Danner Medicine Co.
212 Foderal St., Allegheny.
Trice $1 00 per Tjottle; six bottles for $503.
Write for Testimonials.
OC29-49-TTS ,
EE'S
BULLETIN.
It will pay you to read my ad this week.
One dozen California apricot3 for $175; ono
dozen table peaches for $1 20. t
Tho llnest Ilillonco dates ever came to
this city and I sell thom at Go or 5 lbs for 25c.
The common fruit sells at every store and
stand at 10s.
r offer a bargain in string beans at 5c per
can, ora dozen cans for Mc. This offer will
not last long.
On Satmday, the 20th inst. I will sell a
sack of Vancfcef flour to anyone who will
mention this ad for 10c less.than tho regular
price.
1'opo Leo has issued an edict aWbwing
meat to la grip patients during the coming
lent, and as meat is cheap and liutter and
fish aro dear, no doubt meat will have tho
call. The very finest ham can bo had at
McKee's for 10c per pound, nnd breakfast
bacon for 10Jc per pound. To those who
aic determined to observe lentcn rales in
tho old way, grip or no grip, I will sell a
kltt of mackerel, 15 lbs of fish for ?1 25 and a
10 lb kitt for 73c. Tho finest Boneless Cod
fish, 3 lbs for 25e.
I still persist in offering the now fine For
mosa tea at 35c and 45c per lb. Keully this is
tho best bargain 1 havo ever ofleicd in tea.
Of conrsc, I sell teas at 5 lbs for $1 and as
low as 8 lbs. for $1, but the above Toi-masus
arc much butter money's worth. 7 lbs
Schumacher's lolled ancna for 25c; 7 lbs
Schumachor's oat meal for 25c.
Momaja coffee is taking tho fdffee drinker
by storm. Tho connoissour appreciates its
lino qualities and tells his neighbor, and so
tho tiatlo increases from 'day to day.
Dried frnits almost given away.
It may not be generally- known that I sell
aboxofWerk German Mottled soap for $3,
and a box of Kirk'.s Olino soap for $3. Xearly
all laundry soaps sold to consumers ut
wholesale prices.
Send for Price List and order by mail.
Freight paid to all stations on $10 worth,
'dear of sugar.
JOSEPH M'KEE,
fc20-B.IT
se OHIO ST., Allegheny.
on pro piMj
BR.
te ,5 J$f
j- ; H&-I42S ? .:. Essence of Health.
Mmf&kt a
s&jsssykm.
bSk Wxsi&Mia
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheapness is one thing, quality another. We often sacrifice prices, but
the quality of our goods can always be depended upon. Unlike some com
petitors, we do not aim to keep the CHEAPEST line of Infants'. Outfits,
but prefer to sell a'quality that sensible mothers will appreciate.
Infants' Slips, 25c to 35 50.
Infants' Long Skirts, 63e to $2 30.
Children's Dresses, IS, CO and 22 inches lonj,
.Mi to $5 60.
Children's or first Walking Dresses, 03c to
$2 SO. ,
Children's plain and tucked Drawers, all
sizes, 13c to 25c.
Children's Embroiderr'i Drawers, all sizes,
25c to c.
Children's Xight Gowns, two lines, all
Mother Hubbard stylo and every size,
from 43c up.
Children's Wlilto Skirts, plain and em
broidered, all sizes.
Those
Skirts
PLEaSEIQTE
one at this figure? If so, come quick. Another pointer: We are daily
making to order Beautiful Lamp Shades; have new frames to select from
nd can save you from 3 to io on every shade.
510-518 MARKET STREET.
SILVERWAI
For one week onlv we will offer the best quality Triple-Plate BUTTER
DISHES, SrOON HOLDERS, CREAM PITCHERS. SUGAR BOWLS.
PICKLE CASTORS, CAKE BASKETS. CARD RECEIVERS, BERRr
DISHES and CHILDREN'S SETS at 1 CO each.
Every piece warranted for tea years wear.
SK A I F ' Q Sole Agent for Chemical Diamonds,
IVi 1 1 O, Cor. Liberty and Smithfield and 311 SmithfieldSt.
. " feH-TTSSU
STRETCH
as too,
Stretc-1
The, month of February
is always devoted to a
special sale of Pants. We,
therefore, place on sale this
week 130 styles of .fine
Trousers at the low price of
$3. Every style warranted
worth 4, and, best of all,
you
AMPPEI
Try our Home-Made $3
Pants this week.
Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters
and Furnishers,
954 and 956 Liberty St
f0l64i-TTS
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
' BREAKFAST.
MBya thorongh knowledge of the natural laws
which goTern tlia op?rations or rtlBesllon and nu
trition, and by a careful application of the Bne
properties of wrll-selected lkcoa, 3Ir. Eppshas
Erovliled our breakfast tables with a deucatvljr
avored beverage, wluch mayaaie us aanylieiTT
doctors bills. It U by the ludiclotis use ofsucfi
articles of diet that a constitution may be nduallj
built up until itrocg enough to resist every ten
dency to dtscac. liundreus of subtle maladies are
floating around us ready to attack wherever there
litweAk point. We may escape manv a fatal
shaft by keeping ourselte well lortlaed with pura
blood and a properly nourished frame." tjivll
Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
onlv In hall-pound tins by grocers. labelled thu.:
JAMES IU'i'S A CO., Uoinccopathlc Chemlitt,
Loudon, England. mylt-60-Tal
m YOUR
IMAGINATION.
Qr $
"T5 (i "
t' UlCJ
sa3 a
--s
Flannel Short and Long Skirts.
Infants' Long Clraks, in Cream and Tan
Cashmere, beautiful designs of embroid-
I ery anu. trimineu in tuo ucsi.9biu, irom
Sitoili
Infants' Eiderdown Kccfers at $2 25, cream,
pink and blue.
Infants' Flannel rinninjr Blankets, knit
Sacquesand Shawls and knirEamU.
Cashmere S-icques, plain and embroidered.
Wool, Chamois and Kid Bootie.
Infants' Wool and Silk Kibbed Vests and
JIuslin Chemises.
Infanta' Lesgins, Bibs, Mittens, Aprons and
Diapers.
beautiful Embroidered Ladies' Flannel
have been-reduced to $2. Do you want
fel6-TTS3U
OIL 1TEU. SUPPLIES.
J.W. M'fARLAND,
36 FOCltTII AV. - - - PITTSBURG, PA,
BROKER IN OIL PROPERTIES.
la7-5-TT8
KAYS & Irtr-cb, Contractors
We mate a specialty of building
SATURAL MS LINES Hi WATER MIS.
Boom 410 Hamilton Bundles',
PITTSBURG, PA.
Correspondence solicited. Telephone, 31.
nvtr.S-l&TTS
T. FLETCHER GRUBBY
WITH THE
OIL WELL SUPPLY CO.,
XOS. 91 AND 02 WATER STREET.
PITTSBURG, PA:
Estimates furnished on tlio celebrated
JIoul & lnnls oil well engines.
O. W. S. Co.'s Red Dome steel boiler?.
O. W. S. Co.'s tapered joint casingand taB
inp. O. W. S. Co.'s drilllnir and fl'ihlnff tools.
The Philadelphia Xew York Cordao.
and everything necessary In an oil well out.
fit. The patronnsjo of new companies being
formed earnestly solicited. Drop a postal
card and I will call on yoo Telephone 127L
se20-lC94sa
01 ILL SUPPLY CO., ' i
91 and 92 Water Street,
PITTSBURG, PA.
ncWnw
Afier 19 Years of Trial,
s l ii 1 ir e,
THE
FAMILY SAFEGUARD Oil,
Is conceded to bo the Best and Safest OU
Known.
LAINE
NEVER VARIES IX QUALITY.
Cannot be Exploded.
It Is tho very hlshest grade of refined
potrolenm, from vhicli, in the process of
manufacture, every impurity has been elim
inated. Elaine is free from benzine and parafflnc;
It will never chill in the coldest temperature!
known on this continent.
In color, ?:iatne is spring-water white, and
its "lire test" is so high as to make It as abso
lutely safe as any illutninant known.
llavin no ditasreeable odor, Elaine is a
pleasant oil for family use.
Can bs Burned in Any Petroleum Lamp.
A. POSITIVE PROTECTION FROit LAMP
EXPLOSIONS.
HAKES THE SAFEST AND BEST LIGHT
1 KNOWN.
ELAINE ! !SaSSSSr OIL.
100 Million Gallons ELAINE Sold in. IS-Year
From 1573 to 1S02.
Elaine cannot bo improved upon.
WARDEN & OXNARD,
MANUFACTURERS, '
fol7 a PITTSBDBG, PA,
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