'
the Pittsburg.' despatch. " Saturday april ie, i89a
TRADE IN SECTIONS.
The West Jubilant, the Seuth Strug
gling, the East Grumbling,
JUST THE SAME AS OXE WEEK AGO.
Iv'o Brilliant Prospects Tet in Iron, Steel
and Ore Traffic
WIIAT EEADSTEELTS AND E. G. DUX SAT
israelii, ttxecimm to the nisrATcn.)
New York, April 15. Special telegrams
to Bradstrcd', on the whole, are lalher the
reverse of favorable with respect to the
course of general trade throughout the
rountry within a week. At New York,
Boston, Philadelphia. Pittsburg, Cincin
nati, Omaha, Kansas City and St Louis the
volume of transactions has decreased. Un
reasonable weather "West and Northwest
lias had an eflect in restricting the volume
of transactions, and has retarded farming.
At Chicago, Duluth, St Paul and Minne
apolis a rather more favorable report is
made, but the conditions referred to have
had some effect TJoods have greatly dis
turbed business in Mississippi, Northern
Louisiana and Southern Tennessee Holi
day influences have restricted activity in
the New York stock market
Wall Street Speculation Bui linn.
Speculative sentiment continues to be
bullish in tone, and the market receives
support from the steady, though limited,
Imvinc of stocks for foreign ncconnt The
feature of the week w as tho Coal shares,
vlncli developed marked strength on the
alleged prospect that tho Ynnderbilts will
obtain representation m the Delaware and
Hudson management. The deposit with tile
Reorganization Committee of a majority of
thejnnioi securities of the Richmond Ter
minal and the inci eased piospcct that tho
jilin will prove successful, also had a good
effect
Bonds are dnli, hut prices of prime Issues
are well maintained. Foreign exchange has
declined Uc on the pound on slack Inquiry
and offerings of securltv bills, Silver Is ln
acti e and fractionally lower
Steel rails are In less demand than hereto
fore. Jlailioad and structural iron are rela
tively In most active demand. Coal is steady,
but lio hlshei. Copper is dull and In light
demand, and petroleum is not active.
The nrtt.ince in wheat last week was not
sustained, ok ins to the statistical position
o' the product throughout the world, and
not on account of bear trading at Chicago or
New here, as has been carelessly asseited
Epoi t ot n heat, and flour as w hear, Irom
both coasts this week, equal 2,110.000 bushels.
Rjratnti953,000 buslielsUst week and 2,t56,000
niliel in the week one jear :ieo. Exports
of Indian corn this weekare 1,742 SM bushels,
against 2,425,000 bushels last week. 241.663
bti-hels in the like week last year and 3,6Jt,
COJ bushels in the like w cek two earn axo.
Business Fallnres and Hank Clearing.
Business failures throughout the United
States increased this week, numbering 185,
azainat 165 last week and 166 each in like
weeks in 1531 and 1S90. About S3 per cent
were of concerns with only 5,000 capital or
less, and only g per cent had capital be
tween $5,000 and $20,000.
Bank clearings at 53 cities throughout the
United Mates aggregate $1,217,000,000 this
week, 2 per cent less than last week and 7
per cent In excess of the total ill the like
w eek last year.
Gross earnings of 154 railroad compinies
for Mai ch aggiegate $44,203 000, neirlv 9 ner
cent more thin in March, 1E9L. In Fcbruarv
the gain over the month a ear ago was 13 6
Percent, and i,i January "only 3 per cent,
or three monthsof this yeai cross, earnings
ot 145 railways equaled $126GJ3,OO0, 82 per
cent more tlun the first quarter of 1S91, in
w hich period the Incicae over the total for
a like poi tion of 1C1J as 5.4 per cent. Istv
nine Grangerand Central i"etern railroads
too! d per cent of the total net increase of
Sl.jlt.OOO by 143 railroad companies for
iMirch.
The demand for print cloths at the East
has declined and stocks at first bauds are
larger. Coaise ginghams are f-elling slowly.
"Wool d ress goods are fairly-actl e. Blanket
mills are busj. The advance at the London
wool FaTes is about 2 cents, contrasted with
the opening, which strengthens the staple
here. Dealers and manmacturers differ as
to tho pi obable permanence ot the imnrovc
ment. The Eastern market prices are be
low a naiity with Western dealers. Raw
cotton is Jc higher on widespread renew rd
investment purckases and a demand for
short."
Dun on Sectional Trado Reports.
IL G. Dun & Co."s weekly review of trade
Kays:
During all this year business news has
been curiously sectional. Western citiesare
cabling almost without exception, doing tho
1 irgest business eer known, and inclined to
re-ent the xuegestion that it Is nny decree
below expectations. The South all the j ear
lias been struggling with unfavorable condi
tions, dotng less business than a year ago
and looking in ain for a material change.
The East has been doing ft large business,
rather less than a j cat ago, on the w hole,
but especially less than many traders ex
pected to do tills - ear. This, with verv thin
profits, makes the season disappointing to
man). These conditions continue and aro
reflected in the returns this week; yet the
'xoluinc of trade in the whole country has
been larger than in any previous year."
The iron trade illustrates the situation.
The output of tumaces April 1 was 185 462
tons, against 113 KH March 1. and 113,483 a
j ear a:ro. w hen the great strike was In proi
itk. Tho l eduction in output of pig is
clearlv necessary, since consumption has
been 10 000 tons weekly below the output.
Unsold stocks, as officially reported, were
132,366 tons greater April 1 than Jannarj 1.
let when this increase is deducted Irom tho
pioduction, which has been 2,500,000 tons In
the quartei the remaining consumption
appeal s to be crcater than in the same quar
ter of any previous j ear.
ripe Business KrIvin at Pittsburg.
A better demand is seen for pig and plates
at the East and also at Chieazo, and the pipe
business is reviving at Pittsburg Coal is
unchanged and dull: copper waiting for the
evpectod combination of foreign producers;
tin speculatively strong, and lead very firm.
Wool -ilcs are large for the season, and
since January 1 ha e been 3 per cent greater
thin list j ear, the demand for goods having
somewhat imploded and for knit goods be
ing lar better than was recently expected,
lumen's wear goods, doubtabiut the tut
ure tasto of the public stlll delays orders,
but a strong consumption is clearing off
stocks of jobheis and retailers.
Jsewsfiom cities is lathei better as to the
Eist, chcetinj, as usual, Irom the West, but
somen hat less satis-nctorv as to tho South.
lion mills at rittsburz aro all In opera
tion, and a few pushed throngh prices are
weakening. The glass trade Is encouraging.
tho Hardware tridc good and li.mlier quiet
and lolled iron weaker. Southern trade at
Cincinnati is not sitisfaeton-.hut machinery
is active and tho carriage "business a little
better. Detroit notes pood Jobbing and
nianulactunng trade. In somes lines better
than last jear.
Chicago merchandise sales considerably
exceed last j ears and are fully equal to ex
pectations. Receipts of wheat and barley
are aouhlo last jear's; of flour, corn anil
tattle, increased H$: of chise, one-third,
n llll some inciease in drctsed beer, oits and
ne, but a decrease in hos, wool, butter,
lird and cured meats
Trado r.irther West and doutlu
Trade at Milwaukee is good: at St Louis,
quite strong, notwithstanding railway wash
outs, and at Omaha, quite active in grocer
ies, shoes and hardware, and steady in dry
goods. Trado at Kansas city is quiet,
weather interrupting, and prices ror cattle
being the lowest of the jear. At Minneap
olis and St Paul trade is excellent, especi
ally in lumber, and at Den er lair.
Business at Little Rock Is ucpressediat
Xashvillo and Memphis, Cull: somewhat
improved at Montgomery, but rather flat at
New Orleans and Savannah.
Speculative markets hare been more ac
tlvo. w heat falling 3ie, w itli Bales or 91,000,
000 bushels here, and corn 1c, while oats aro
Michtly higher. Western receints of whoat
continue at the rate of 3,000,000 bushels
weekly, with exports shrinking hut Western
receipts of corn havo been S0J.O0J bushels in
thieo days, niid exports "50000 Cotton ex
jioitsliavestaitedup again, exceeding last
jcir's.nnd the -price has advanced thrco-eh-hts
during the week, with enormous spec
ulative transactions, no less than 830,000
bales in New York. No change is seen in
pork. Coffee is a quarter weaker, and oil a
cent stronger.
The financial situation is remarkably free
from unfavorable signs. Collections in
nearly all parts of the country aro better
than usual, though delay Is seen at some
rolnt In the South, and the money maikets
aroeicrywhcio amply supplied. Nor Is j
there' reaon to apprehend disturbance on
account of foreign trade.
Plttsbnrc Up In the Seventh Place Airaln.
Hie following table, compiled by J3rad
strect't, gives the Clearing House returns for
the week, and shows the percentage of in
crease or decrease as compared with the cor-,
responding week last Tear:
Inc. Dec.
8.6 ....
"sli V.'.'.
0.4
19.0 ....
11.1
1.7 ....
6.2 ....
6.6 ....
.... 13. V
4.3
6.7 ....
.... 4.4
25.0 ....
8 2
15.8
32.2 ....
3.7
9.5 ....
S.9
27.6 ....
.... 65.7
19.9
.... 11.1
24.5 ....
4.6 ....
4 3 ....
24.5 ....
6.2
SLS '.'.'.'.
4.6 ....
12.0 ....
9.5 ....
6.7
3.9
10.0
7.8 ....
12 8 ....
1.1
2.2 ....
41.9
16.8 ....
7.8
3.6
13.4 ....
17.1
6 3
3.0 ....
13.2 ....
ii."' V".
4 4
18.0 ....
New York :.$ T0,720.788
Boston 97,SS1CU7
Chicago S7.9RS.874
1'taUidcInhla 71.62S.9S0
fet. Louis 25,8(18,15:
Mn Francisco 16,30,757
Pittsburg H,907.8
Haltlmurc.
14. 332. OS
Cincinnati
Nw Orleans
Kansas Cltr.
14, 116, 7C0
S. 473. 189
8,900.847
7.443.078
7,049,000
7,540,872
6,372.091
&.!.S6.078
4.924,091
5,XC,400
4.951.407
5.34.1,1)35
.',,323,255
2.9(4. COO
4.7W.8I2
2,044.133
3,902,000
1,961.009
2. 187. 135"
1,95V. 980
1,89k SB)
2.12(1,(39
J.KS2.V1G
1.779. Ml
2. HI. 739
J.7W.3M
1.710,400
1.616, 452
1,113.315
1.381,1.12
1,34.469
i.ojo.a;
1.0S0.670
1.254 164
LI76.S17
879.822
900,412
911.777
979.249
, 857, B53
923.410
$81,319
752.433
012.477
539,921
4S3.647
61X039
606.829
332.138
247.700
S, 90,424
3,217.214
1.S70.TSD
uunais
Lonlsvllie.
Mmnea polls
Detroit
Milwaukee
Omaha....
Providence ,
Denver
Cleveland
St. Paul
Houston
Indianapolis
Memphis.
Columbus
Djlla-
Hartford
Duiuth
Nashville.
Washington
M. .Joseph. .......
Peoria
Portland. Ore....
Rochester
Salt I.aVeC'ltv....
iNew Haven
Portland. Me
Worcester
Springfield .
Maeo ,
Sioux Pity
Fort Worth
lies Moines ,
Inrfolk ,
Wilmington, Del,
Lowell
Grand Baplds.. .,
Seattle
Syracuse.
Tacoma
Los Angelet
Lincoln............
Wichita
Lexington
Itlrmlngham
Xew Bedford
Topcka
"Kinehamlon
'Galveston
Savannah
Atlauu
4.2
9 2
13.3
Total..
..S1,217.67S,637
7.1
OntsllecwYork 8
Dominion of Canada
3Iontreal
Halifax. i
Toronto. ............. ......
Hamilton
Total 1
Not Included In totals.
477,157,849
12,705.540
1.140.273
5,8.9.772
745.997
20,411,532
36.2
1.6
Special Announcement
Mr. H. J. l.vncli, 433-440 Market street, has
now on exhibition, at his usual low prices,
all the latest and most desirable novelties
in French and Ameiican-dress goods, Bed
ford cords, chevrons, Jacquards, serges,
plaids, henriettns and Jamestown suitings
In large variety.
One lot India silks, handsome styles, at 53c
per yard.
Blacc wool cashmeres at 50c, GOc, 75c to $1
per vard. Extra value in every number.
Case of new cballles, fast cofors, at 5c per
yard.
Ladles' and children's spring sacqnes and
reefers, black and colors, new stock Just
opened.
Ladies' and children's spring and summer
underwear, hosiery, gloves, corsets, Ham
burg flouncing, laces, handkerchiefs, braids,
buttons and lawn, satine and chintz waists.
Buyers will find it to their interest to ex
amine his stock before purchasing. wssu
Xorthrop's Patent Paneled Metal Ceilings
Are neat, durable and artistic for all classes
of buildings. As the oldest manufacturers
In the country, we can furnish the greatest
variety and newest designs, put up com
plete, at the lowest figures consistent w ith
good work, send for estimates to South
Twenty-third and Mary streets.
A. 2Con.TMtop & Co.,
tts Pittsburg, Pa.
It Ton IVant to Be Rich
Commence at once to save your money and
deposit it in amounts of $1 and upward with
the People's Savings Bank. tts
"WILL PKICE for your Easter Scart
Sixth street.
47
For A II Thoughtful Mothers.
$2 50 buys a child's strictly all-wool snlt
this week at Sailer & CVs, tor. Smlthfleld.
and Diamond streets. ttssu
MeVs undetwear for spring wear in
meilno, fancy stripes and silk, at Llttell's,
203 Smlthfleld street. tub
A quarter of a million barrels is the ca
pacity of tho Iron City Brewing Company,
an undeniable tribute to its superiority,
purity and refreshing qualities.
Beautiful Blazer Suits
Are cheapest at Rosenbauin & Co.'s.
WILL PKICE tor your Easter Scarf.
Sixth street.
47
ITall Paper.
salo and great reduction
G. C. Shidle. Limited.
Removal
prices.
In
403 Smlthfleld street.
BuonrE
stroyers.
is the ne plus ultra of insect de
It never fails. 25 cents.
Easter neckwear.
Uaxxacu's, 30 Sixth Etrcet.
White and fancy vests for Easter.
Haioach's, 30 Sixth street.
Easter scarfs. Easter scarfs, srieat variety,
at James H. Aiken & Ca's. 100 Fifth avenue.
WILL PRICE ror your Easter Scarf.
Sixtli street.
17
Not
Responsible.
As regards food adulteration,
the grocer is In no wise res
ponsible for the acts of the
manufacturer. If people
want goods at cheap figures
they must expect quality to
correspond. Dr. Price's De
licious Flavoring Extracts,
Vanilla, Lemon, etc., come a
few cents higher than other
extracts in the market, but
they contain no poisonous or
hurtful matter as an adulter
ant; their quality is the high
est, their flavor the finest
and their perfect purity es
tablished. Morning
Noon
Night!
Good all the time. It removes ,
the languor of morning, sus
tains the energies of noon, lulls
the weariness of night. -
H:-zxyRoot!
1 111 sj Beer
delicious, sparkling, appetizing.
i
Tlnn'i he 3eeelred If a dealer, for the sake .
cf larger profit, tells you some other kind '
is "justs cood" 'tis false. Ho Isutauoa (
is as good as the genuine Hius .
'fe'syssy''
ONE LONfc ROBBER
Captures an Illinois Central Train In JLonli
Una 'With the Help or Tiro Others tho
Express Car Is Bobbed of S3,O0O
Passengers Unmolested.
New Obleaxs, April 16. A 'daring and
successful train robbery Was committed
abont 9 o'clock last night within 77 miles
of this city.' A passenger train of the Illi
nois Central road, north-bound, left the city
at the usual hour last evening. It was in
charge of Engineer James and Conductor
Kobertson. When the train reached Ham
mond station a man boarded the engine, and,
to the surprise of the engineer and fireman,
thrust into their faces a pistol and ordered
them to go ahead. The command was
obeyed. The train was scheduled to meet
another at Independence, and to take the
siding at that point To this little section,
therefore, the engineer piloted his train.
when .No. 2 reached Independence, the
siding was taken and the switch barely
touched when the south-bound train came
thundering along. The south-bound train
proceeded on its way without the slightest
knowledge that the train jnst left behind
was about to be robbed. Two confederates
of the man on the engine skipped nimbly
aboard and joined their partner. The
engineer was ordered to reverse the engine
at INewsome Mills, about 77 miles from this
city, and told to come to a halt. The
engineer and fireman were then instructed
to go to the express car and order the
messenger to open his car, which was com
plied with.
An entrance into the car, which bears the
treasure of the express company, as well as
that of Uncle Sam, was then effected by the
robbers, and the safe was emptied of its con
tents. Having completed their work the
knights of the road disappeared in the
darkness, leaving the' mails and the passen
gers undisturbed. . The amount carried off
by the train.t robbers hardly exceeds 83,000.
Every effort is being made by the express
and railroad officials and the sheriffs ot the
parishes to intercept the robbers.
REAL ESTATE SWINGS BANK, LIST.,
401 Smlthfleld Street, Cor. Fonrtb Avende.
Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $73,000.
Deposits of $1 ana upward received and
interest allow ed at 4 per cent. tts
Last chance to buy Easter millinery to
day grander display than at any time dur
ing the Easter opening.
Joe. Horxe & Co.'s
Penn Avgnuu Stores.
TVILL PRICE for your Easter Scart
Sixth street.
47
Mothers, Bring the Children
To Aufrecht's Gallery, 77 Fifth avenue, and
set one dozen cabinets for $L All welcome.
DIED.
CROXIK At his parents' residence, 103
JUagnolu street. Allegheny City, on Wednes
day, ADrll 13. 1S92. at 10 P. jr.. Jobk, son of
James and Hannora Cronin, in his 26th year.
Solemn mass at St. Andrew's R. C. Church,
Beaver avenue, Allegheny City, on Satdb
sat, April 16, at 9 a. m. Ft lends of the family
are respectlully Invited to attend. 2
CODLTER In Allegheny, Friday morn
ing, April 15, 1892, at 6 o'clock, Mrs. AssiE
Coulter, wile of Henry Coulter.
Funeral from the residence of her husband,
Xo. 11 Laurel street, Allegheny, City (Man
chester), on SnitDAY aptersoos, April 17, at
o'clock. Friends of the family are respect
lully Invited to attend.
GORI.EY-On Thursday, April 14, 1892. at
620 a. m., Rebecca, wire of Thomas Gorley,
iu the 60th j ear of her age.
HESTER On Frldny, April 15. 1892, at 1:10
A. m., Catherine Jake, wife of John Hester,
aged 67 j ears.
Funeral from her lato residence, Xo. 3
Spruce street, head of Twenty-second street,
bouthslde, on Sea day, April 17, at 2 p. x.
Friends of the family aro respectfully In
vited to attend.
McKeesnort, Pa., Xew York and Savannah,
Go., papers please copy. 2
McCABREX On Thursday, April 14, 1S92,
at 3.-20 p. St., Robert JIcCarre:?, aged 8?years,
Fuperai services at his late restdence,,47
Rosaca- street, Allegheny City, on Suhday
apterboox at 2 o'clock. Frlendsorthe family
and. members of It. Blddle Roberts Lodge,
Xo. 530, and all sister lodges, are respectfully
invited to attend. 3
OLTMAX On April 14, 1892, at 130 p. M., at
the residence of his brother, at SherWan
villo, on P., C&SLLll U., Gforqe, brother
of Johu D. Ultmau, la the 63d J cur of his
a::e.
Funeral from his late residence, on Satur
day, 16th Inst., at 2 p. u. Friends of the fam
ily aie respectfully invited to attend.
O'BRIEX On Friday. April 15,1892, Mary
L, daughter of John and Mary O'Brien,
aged 4 months and '21 days.
The funeral will take place from the resi
dence of her parents, Xo. 4913 Penn avenue,
on Suxday, April 17, at 2 p. it. Friends of
the family are respectfully invlto'd to at
tend. 2
ROWBOTTOJt On Thursday, April 14, at
12:45 noon, Jous M. Row eotto-V, in the 43d
jear of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 226 Wash
ington avenue, Allegheny, on Spkday at 2
o'clock. Friends of the family are lespect
futly invited to attend. 3
SCnOEVLIX On Thursday, April 14, 1E92,
at 2 p. jr., James Schoevxtx, In his 72d j ear.
Xotice of funeral hereafter. ,
SHEEHAX On Friday, April 15, 1892, at
3.30 a. m.. Bridget, wife of John Sheehan, in
the 45th earol her age.
Funeral Irom residence, Xo. 214 Boquct
street, on Sabbath, April 17, 1892, at 2 o'clock
r. sr. 2
SMITn On Friday morning, April 15, 1892,
at his residence, 409 Pacific avenue (former
ly Conrad street), William Smith, In the 73d
year or his age.
Funeral sei vices at2 o'clock Sunday apt
eiook. Interment private. 2
RLPRESEXTED IX PITTSBURG IX 1801
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA,
Assets, $9,278,220 00.
Losses adjusted and paid by
WILLIAM L J OXES. 84 Fourth ar.
Jnl9-52 D
D. I ABER,
Specialist In crownlnor. bridsr.
Ing and filling of the natural
teeth. Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Office 210 Smlthfleld stj Pitts
burg. te2J-Mws
WESTERN INSURANCE 'CO.,
OF PITTSBURG.
Assets.. $448,50187
Xo. 411 Wood St.
ALEXAXDER XIMICK, President.
JOHX B. JACKSOX, Vice President.
fel8-60-TT3 WM. P. HERBERT, Secretary
9090900
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LATEST IMPORTATIONS'.
Correct stvles in HATS, BONNETS and
TOQUES.
Specialty in MOURNING , VEILS and
LFKENCH FLOWERS.
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apl3-129-TTS
iienll6
vKS-nr. Mrs.L
M. CimnhMl
i
AiKTie, wis, sari :
The sccoxnpanrins statement
Beftm. XtUr Tml
1Ttltt Mfl th. K IV. . n
oi my weigni sua measure
ments Till show the results of
:ht sad meuureHDut In. a in. lo in.
WtliL. 41 In. 11 In. 11 In.
five months' treatment.
iHlp. li m. 40 In. 11 Ij.
PATIENTS TREATED BY' MAIL CONFIDENTIAL
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ave.
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actu;
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For sale by
ROSENBAUM & CO.,
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np6-s
WE' HAVE PipTY OF BAR
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Carpets,
Wall Papers,
Dress
Goods.
India Silks at 50c, worth $1.
Wall Papers at 2c, 3c, 5c,
' 8c and 10c, worth double.
Brussels Carpets at 40c
like never seen.
We're' enjoying a big trade. It's
the smallest profits in history.
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Between 07ir Ho77ie-Made
$io Suits a7id some of the
ovetpraised, bitt half 77iade-up
material with which bur-
chasers arefreque7itly deluded.
You can easily pay viorefor
a suit that is 7iot wo7'th men
tio7ii7ig in the same breath
with them. Buyers have a
remedy in their ovmi ha7ids.
The dealer that cant be relied
uprni is the dealer to be
avoided. You can't give w7t
too wide a Berth. Do ymc
k7iow what sort of a wearer
our suits are 77iadefor? They
were made for the wearer who
is fastidious, critical a7idhard
to please; the wearer who
buys with his eyes opm. Ex
a7nine our line of Spri7ig
Suits; it. will cerlaitily pay
yo7i. Do we 77iake clotmig to
orde7'? Well, we should say
we do; hundreds of suits made
every week, Mr. I. Jackso7i,
with 2 expert cutters, working
as hard as they ca7i.
Perfect fitti7ig. Tlie most
fashio7iably ait suits leave our
shop at the lowest popular
prices.
Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters and
" Furnishers,
954 and 956 LIBERTY STREET,
Cor. Oak Alley.
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NOVELTIES
FOR EASTER.
Heart-shaped down Head Rests, with em
broidered bolting cloth top.
Large square Pillows, with embroidered
linen duck top nnd bottom and silk corners.
Bolster shaped Pillows, with linen centers
and silk ends. The newest thins out.
Hew style Scrap Baskets, in white, cream,
pink, blue, green, In all the new shapes.
Frosted glass Toilet Bottles for painting.
IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT,
CHINA, JAP AND OSTRICH EGGS
For ornnment and for filling with
candy. Also, hundreds of
Sterling and Silver-Plated Novelties
Suitable for Easter Gifts.
OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT
Contains larsest assortment of Glace and
Suede Gloves shown in this city.
GENTS' EASTER NECKWEAR,
Tho choicest and -finest In the land. See our
Fine Whito India Silk
ASCOT TIE AT 50c.
Also finest Ties in all the new shapes.
Light, Fancy and White.Vests.
Open Saturday evening till 9 o'clock.
H0RNE4WARD
41 Fifth Avenue.
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See Our Assortment.
.DON'T
WORRY,
Yon can't go amiss, yon are bound
to save money and set jnst what
yon want. A child can make se
lection Irom onr elegant stock of
Carpets and every one else in the
bouse will be pleased.
The prices are right and the pat
terns are the choicest things made.
CARPETS,
' CURTAINS,
RUGS,
From the Cheapest to the Best.
Fringed Holland Shades made in
all widths.
NICE FANCY CHINA MATTING,
$5 for 40 Yards.
Iilnoleum at 50c per square
yard. In pretty patterns and
guaranteed to outwear any oil
cloth.
GINNIFF & STEINERT,
Limited,
WOOD STREET CARPET HOUSE,
305 WOOD ST.
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NEW ADVEKTISKMENTS.
B. & B.
MATCH YOUR GOWN WITH
We'd not make the suggestion if
not certain perfect satisfaction can be
given in color, quality and price.
65 cents not an extravagant price
for any sort ofa glove, but when it
pays for 75c to Si qualities it be
comes a TELLING PRICE!
4-button SUEDE, 65c.
REAL KID GLOVES, black and
colors, $, $.25 to $2.50.
"SUEDE is QUEEN" in the
GLOVE REALM, and never more
exquisite shddes for selection.
8-button length, 75c to $2.25.
$1.50 lines in black and colors are
of special merit.
REAL KID MARQUISE GLOVE
of our own importation at $1.25 is
value unsurpassed. A favorite with
all who have ever tested its merits.
Stylish and elegant CHAMOIS
GLOVES, white, beige and tan, 4
large metal buttons usual retail price
$1. This new lot
Genuine Chamois Glove's, 75c.
Some NEW CHANGEABLE
THIS MORNING specially adapted
for Waists, Children's Dresses, etc.,
lovely shades, 65c per yard.
CENTER TABLE of GENUINE
In solid colors, and ENGLISH
PLAID and CHECKED SILKS at
150 cents per yard. Creating a stirl
See them 1
50 Cents a Yard.
4 new designs BLACK GROUND
PRINTED TWILLED
INDIA SILKS,
Artistic coloring and neat design, 24
inches wide,
75 CENTS PER YARD.
BOGGS & BUHL
ALLEGHENY.
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Is my old umbrella worth a
7icw covc7'? If thefra77ie is good
we say yes. We will cover it
i7i 07ie day.
PRICES:
Austria cloth, fast dye 9 75
No. 2 Gloria 1.50
No. lGloria 3.00
Union Silk and Linen, best 2.50
Finest Pure Silk (umbrella when
new sells at ?0) 3.50
The covers will neither cut nor iade.
Small repairs while yon wait.
And insured against moth and fire. Seal
garments done over now- much cheaper than
in the fall. No charge for keeping over
when garments are done now.
PAULSON BROS.,
441 Wood Street, City.
apOTTs
We Are Not
Going to Move.
"Wheresoe'r thon
move good luck
Yon who are moving
are tired this weelc,aud
disgusted with the ab
sence of beauty from
your homes. "Next
neck rest and pleasure
shall fling
shoe after."
her
await von in the "replacine of fresn. clean
curtains, draperies, etc We will gladly
send you assistance for this labor, and be
pleased to supply you with the new goods
from onr line, which a change of hodse will
necessitate. We have an unrivaled stock
ot exquisite drapery silks, imported cre
tonnes, Jace curtains of every grade, win
dow shades and iron beds and bedding.
SHUMAN BROS.,
426 WOOD STREET.
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M. MAY, SONS & CO.
FINE DYEING AND CLEANING.
56 Sixth ave, Pittsburg, Pa.
Telephone 2063. .mul3-88-TT3
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEAT BIG
Every Department
With Extraordinary Values.
G entlemen,
what do you think
of this? A 3-but-ton
Cutaway Coat
and Vest of strictly
All -Wool, Plain
Blue or Black Clay
D lagonal, bound,
perfect fitting and
I well made, for
You should also
sec our Sack Suits
-of the newest cut
and patterns at $10,
-Si 2, and 2 15.
AND OUR
Spring Overcoats
At $9, $10, $12 and $15; unequaled
at $2 to 3 more.
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CLOTHIERS, TAILORS AND HATTERS,
161-163 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
J. G. BENNETT &
WE HAVE IT-WHAT?
An Elegant Assortment of
FURNITURE.
Chamber Suits, of a reliable make and finish, r5 and upward. Par
lor Suits, well made, 35 and upward.
Sideboards, solid oak, well made and finished, large Bevel Glass, $ 15
and upward. Extension Tables, 4.50 and upward.
We take pleasure in showing our goods, and extend to all a cordial in
vitation to come and examine our stock.
JACOBS &
51-53 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
WANAMAKER
& BROWN.
ISN'T it worth something to you to get the benefit of
our Popular Price Made-to-Measure Tailoring?
Special features in $25 Suits we know what they are,
and stand ready to refund the money if unsatisfactory.
There's not much risk in buying our Clothing, at least
a good many think so, as our sales are nearly double
what they were this time last year.
39 SIXTH STREET.
ANDERSON BLOCK.
SPOONS GIVEN AWAY.
To show our appreciation for the patronage bestowed upon us we will for this week
only present a PITTSBURIJ OB ALLEGHENY SOUVENIK SPOON with every pur
chase of One Dollar or over.
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COR. LIBERTY AND SMITHFIELD, AND 311 SMITHFIELD ST.
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WALL PAPER
Advertised at 65c, 75c and 1.15
per room with border to match gives
anyone a good idea how cheaply they
can paper a house.
Send for samples of these papers,
sent free to any address.
G. G- O'BRIEN'S
PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE.
292 Fifth sv., 3 Squares from' Court Howe.
ESTABLISHED 1860. mll2S
TAILORING.
Correct Winter Saltings and Overeoa5In?
IT. & C. 4". AHLEItS,
Merchant Tillors. . zu smlthfleld st
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BARGAINS!
Alive to the Finger Tips
Ladies, we have
the most inviting
lineof Little Boys'
Suits.
Stylish Vest
Suit, Jacket, Pants
and separate Vest,
for
$3.
All-Wool Fast-
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Blue Jersey Suits
at $2.50.
Plain Blue
Reefer Suits at
$2.75.
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CONFIRMATION SUITS,
The best in the two cities, at $5, $6,
S7. $9 Sio and 12. A handsome
gift with each.
All the newest things at lowest
prices in HATS AND FURNISHINGS-
A Pair of Roller Skates or
t
a Baseball and Bat with
every Boy's Suit.
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YOUR CHOICE
OF
100
.adies' Fine Jackets This Week- at
$8
CO.,
COR. WOOD STREET and
FIFTH AVENUE.
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M'GILVRAY,
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SOLE AGENT FOR CHEMICAL
Ui.-n.ai.JVt US,
Weak ana sickly children, should talco
LAOTOL.
It will mike them strong and fleshy. II
hn tho samo effect on anvonc. It cures all
diseases or the throat and'lunzs.
Price per bottle, 75 cents. Prepared by
A. P. SAWniLL.
mhS 1ST Federal t.. Allezheny. F
JAS. M'NEIL & BR0.,
BOILEES, PLATE- AND SHEETIEOX
WORK.
PATENT SHEET-IRON ANNEALING
BOXES.
With an Increased capacity and hydraullo
machinery, we are prepared to furnish all
work in onr line cheaper and better than br
the old methods. Repairing and general
machine work. Twenty-ninth street and
Allegheny Valloy Railroad. felC-60-TTs
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