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THE 'OTTSBUK& DISPATCH. SATUBDAY, APRIL 28. 1892.
THE SAME OLD STORY.
Xo Material Gain in the Bnlk of the
Whole Country's Business.
BEST REPORTS FROM TEE WEST.
The Iron Trade t Expected to Tick Up
Until About 'cit PalL
WHATBEADSTKEETS AXD E. G. DUX SAT
"Wichita 532,13!
Lexington 377.593 5.0 ....
lilrmincham 558 SJ4 .... 24.1
New Bedford 390.070 3.1
TopcUa 402.M7 .... 3.1
Galveston 2.752,03 .... 32.3
Savannah 1,407.47
Atlanta 1.188.272
ltlnshamton. 292.700
Helena 818.151
Total United States (1,043.193,235 .... 7.2
OntsideXewTork S 4SZ992.S32 7.6
Dominion of Canada
Montreal 9,137,618 9 S ....
Halifax 855,412 .... 26.8
Toronto , 4,711,741
Hamilton 705,552
Total 1 15,810,321
ISITCIAL TELXGBAM TO THE DISrATCH 3
Xew Yoke, April 22. Tliere is no
material gain in the volume of general trade
a! reported to Bradstreet's, notwithstanding
Chicago and a few other Northwestern
cities continue to report a volume of traffic
in excess of that in April a year ago.
At St. Louis, notwithstanding some draw
back, spring trade has been fairly satis
factory, but country produce there is bring
in; only about one-half of last year's prices.
Cincinnati claims a moderately larger
volume of trade than a year ago, with a
better demand for iron. Lumber is in ac-
. tive demand at Duluth, where thaws have
checked inroads upon the new iron district.
Rains in regions tributary to Kansas City
and Omaha have rendered country roads
almost impassable in many directions.
Cattle are stronger, and hogs are in better
demand at the "West. "Washouts of railways
at the South have checked trade in some in
stances. At tha Far Sontb, Far TVcst and East.
Xew Orleans reports the outlook for an
increased volume of businesi better since
the State election. Business is quiet on
the Pacific coast, where the outlook is lor
an average wheat harvest, a large crop of
fruit and probably a lair yield from the
vineyards.
At the East former conditions prevail.
Iron is no stronger, although the tendency is
townrd improvement. Few among? those
best informed claim to expect any advance
of iron prices piior to next fall.
The distribution of staples, such as cloth
ins, shoes, hats and general drygoods, con
tinues of good proportions, though not as
largo in many instances as anticipated.
Icatuerand hides aro not in quite as cood
demand, but lumber is rcoie active in all
mirkct". retroleum i dull, but a little
stronger, and anthracite co.il is Arm, w ith
lusher price Vt est.
A heat price lave reacted about Jc per
bushel this week, the advance hems due to
tronser cables, renewed inteiet in the
home market and to somewhat augmented
exports. Total shipments of wheat, includ
ing flour a w heat, irom both coists lor the
week ending April 21, equal 3,107,000 bushels,
about 2c0,000 bn-hels more than in the week
befo'e. and 900,000 bushels more than In the
like week in each of tho two preceding
jiars.
Corn Exports aid Killway Harnlnss.
Exports of Indian corn this week equaled
1 010,000 bushels. Tho w eak before they were
l,T42,CO0 bushels; one year ago, 2S6,000 bush
els, aud two years ago, 3,530 000 bushels.
iebruary's total net eaminss bv 124 rail
way companies aggregated $11,717,29, more
than 13 per cent in excess of February's
total in 1S9L This was after a gam in Feb
ruary gross earnings this year over last of
nearly 14 per cent. For two months net
earnings increased C5 per cent as compared
withlSSL T-ast vear they were 11 percent
larsrer than in 1S90
Bank cleannsrs for six days end ins April
21 aggregate $1,013,000,000, a decrease of 7.2 per
cent irom the preceding week, due in part
to the partial ooervanco of Friday of last
ncek as a holiday. The decrease Irom the
like w eek a year ago is 15 per cent.
There were 206 business failures in the
United States this week, against 185 last
week and l,s91 in the like week last j car. Of
the week's total SI per cent were of concerns
having onlj $5,000 capital or Ie, while 13
per cent weieol those with fiom $5,000 to
,000caiital.
The Week on Trail Street
A renewal of the foreign pressure for gold,
$1,500,000 having been engaged yesterday for
shipment to the Continent,suppresses activ
ity in share speculation at JTew Yolk. The
market has already suffered from bearish
attacks on tho Coal stocks, based on the
prospect of a coal rate war with the Penn
sylvania, and reports of a strike among the
Reading's employes. A sudden rie of .New
England, attiihuted to the late consolida
tion rumor, was another feature. Foreign
interests have been flee sellers of the mar
ket, but now show a less bearish attitude.
Such operations, however, combined with
the scarcity of commercial drafts, account
for the strength of exchange, which is at
$4 &S for demand sterling.
Silver has adianccd sharply on the report
of an international monctarv conference
nndtnatthe llritish Indian Tiexsnrv will
raise a gold loan and curtail its offerings of
bills on India.
Vt ool is not much more active, but prices
aie firmei, as tho London sales reopened at
the advance. There is a fair amount of
business. Xew clip domestic has been com
ing forward, but only in small lots. Haw
cotton has advanced Jo per pound within
the week, on better consumption as well as
speculative demand at home and abroad.
Ilcceipts hivo declined sharply.
Theie is no snap to tho general drygoods
trade. Cotton goods are strengthened bv
the advance In cotton. Print cloth stocks
are increasing. Domestic all-wool fabrics
aie selling fairly well. Blanket mills aio
busy.
Tho Outlook According to K. G.Dun.
K. G. Dun & Co.'s weakly review says: Bad
weather has interfered with the trade at
miny prints and delayed seeding at the
Vost. In that section, nevertheless, signs
of improved distribution continue, pros
pects aro bright and business is much
greater than last year. At the South there
is a distinctly better feeling, owing to the
advance in the price of cotton, but much
the greater part of the crop has been mai
kcted, and general business is now but mod
cratelv affected.
General conditions of trade remain favor
able. Merchandise exports from J7ew York
lor the month show a gain of but 6 per cent,
while tho imports for the month thus far
exceed by 10 par cent those or last April,
which were the largest ever known.
Verj little change is seen in tho great in
dusti les, though the demand for iron at some
points distinctly improves. Themaiketat
Philadelphia is disappointing, yet there is
less pressure to sell pig iron: a good demand
for sheets, with an advance asked at Cni
cago, and structural iron is in large demand,
and especially acme at tho West. Heay
electncal consumption has strengthened
copper, which sells at 12 cents for lake: tin
Is rising at 20 cents, and lead is steady.
Pittsburg Still rorging Ahead.
The following table, compiled by Srad
ttrett't, gives the Clearing House returns for
the week ended April 21, and the percent
age of increase or decrease as compared
v ith the corresponding week last year:
Inc Dec.
XewTo-k I S 580,200.403 17.3
Jtoston H2.162.121 .... 3.1
Cllleajro 8I.OA6C7 4.4 ....
Philadelphia SO.2-9 Q35 35.7 ....
-t Louis 21.029,660 1.S
Pittsburg 15,105 833 1.5
llaltlmore 14,658.31 11.1 ....
an Francisco 14,12,762 .... 14 0
Cincinnati n.oGO.450 6 8
ew Orleans 8.RH.515 .... 9.7
Kansas CI tr. 8,'J97.086 .... S.8
Hufialo T.S-H.874 5.8
Louisville. 6.780,253 9,6
Minneapolis - C,2S7,0&1 0.6 ....
Detroit 6.822,461 8 5 ....
JUlwaukee 6.34.355 30.0 ....
Omaha 4,7;G.54l 44.2
1'rorldence. 5, a 0.507 .... 4.9
Dener 4,607.198 8.8 ....
Cleveland . 5,771,467 19.1 ....
SU Paul - 4 725,743 27.8
Houston 3.101.912 8.5
Iudlanapolls 4,&3.283 20 6
JlempMs. ... 1.878 T"2 .. 5.9
lumbus..... 3.KO.600 1S.3
lilchmond IU'm.&t? 7 0
Dallas 1,838,017 5.0
Hartford l.'OI.eiS 1 I
Duluth 3.653.272 9 3
Jvashrillc J.sGSiSlo .... 17.8
Washington. 1.D10.C67 4.7
"t Joseph 1.5S7.4W) 8.8 ....
Peoria ...... 1,727,720 1.8 ....
Portland. Ore l.)77.tll 6 3
Rochester 1.19 ill
baltLakeCltV. 2.2o6.00j 43.6 ....
hew Haven 1.4J9.474 .... 1.7
Portland. Me 90i.671 .... S5.7
Worcester. 1,SI5,KM 15.2 ....
S-pringfleld 1.371.3&5 8 7
Aaeo 91.841 .... io
Ploux Cltv .. S77.61S .... 2.8
Fort Worth 773.239 .... 35.0
.rfolk. 89iOM .... 11.5
Wilmington 951.65
Lowell 1H7.433
Grand Kaplds 633,766 14 9 ....
Seattle SC1,5M 119 ....
Syracuse 94S.0C0 3.4 ....
Des Moines 287.272 28.6 ....
Tacoma 871,811 .... 15.0
Los Angeles 6S1,058 .... 2.5
Lincoln 520,335 4.2 ....
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Venezuela rebels are preparing for de
cisive battles.
Indiana peanh buds have been only
slightly damaged.
The trial of Dr. Scndder, Hie alleged Chi
cago murderer, has been postponed.
An effort will be made to open for settle
ment the Colville Indian reservation, in
"Washington State.
A Sioux City, la.. Judge has decided that
Sundr.y street cars are a neceslty. The
decision disposes of 100 blno law arrests.
The killing of Hebrew settlers in Santa
Fe, Argentinia, has been checked by the
lynching of ono of tho assassins, a police
man. Two white -women and a negrohavebeen
arrested in Chicago charged with winning
a livelihood by burning houses for the insur
ance. General Joseuh T.Torren has purchased
James Gordon Bennett's famons vacht Til
lie, and will bring the vessel to Lake Michi
gan at once The price was $35,000.
James A. Palmer, who was arrested In
Xear York, charged with defrauding Tiffany
& Co , the jewelers, out of $50,000, was held
in $10,000 bail for examination Monday afternoon.
Several earthquake shocks shook Chilean
coast towns last week, and they came on
time as ptedicted by a German scientist
there. The next shocks are predicted to
occur between April 23 and 23.
The New YorE oensus shows that the
alien population of New York Citv is 875,000,
while that or Kings county is 150,000. In
New York Citv there is one alien in every
live of population. The total population of
the State is 6.483,652,
Clara Barton, President of American
National Red Cross, has chartered the
steamship Tynehead. The vessel is of S.500
tons burden, and will be loaded with Iowa
grain forwarded to New York for shipment
to the starving Russian peasants.
Ernest Rapp, of Syracuse, N. Y fright
ened his wife so that she took refuge with a
neighbor. When she refused to return he
filed thiee times, one bullet entering her
abdomen and another striking their child in
the hand. He then shot himself in the
breast and took a dose of rough on rats.
In Philadelphia 5-yeaf-old Willie Schmid
tetter and his sister Bertha, 7 months old,
were playing with a straw Easter basket
full of candy Eggs. Willie took the basket
to a range, lighted it and applied tho blaze
to one of Bertha's long golden curls and
again to her clothes. When neighbors, at
tracted by the child's screaming, rushed in
and extinguished the flames, curls and
clothes had disappeared and Bertha was
soon a Slackened corpse.
King Teburimoa, of Big Makin and Little
Makin Islands, of the Gilbert group in tho
Pacific Ocean, sailed Irom San Francisco for
his island home at Butarituri last night.
The King's mission here was to cultivate
more friendly relations with the United
States, and appointed as his commissioner
to represent him Colonel C E. Dailey. The
latter stated that the King had. written a
letter to President Harrison stating that he
fears some European Government will seize
his Island and requesting that the United
States establish a protectorate ovei his king
dom. William Neese, constable at La Grande,
Tex., killed August iiischer, of Rutersville,
fatally injured Fritz Mischer, a brother of
the deceased and wounded the third brother
in the arm. Tliere was some feeling between
the parties caused by the artest of one of
Jlischor's laborers for carrying a pistol.
After the trial Thursday the parties met in
front of the Court House. Neese retreated,
and w as followed oy Fritz Mischer. Neese
then turned and flred at him, inflicting a
fatal wound. Tho two other Mischer broth
eis made for Neese with knives, when he
shot one dead and the other in the arm.
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All druggists sell It at 50c and 1.00 per package.
Buy one to-day. Lane's Family Medicine moves
tbe bowels each day. In order to be healthy, this
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Quarts $1 each, or six for $5. Hail orders
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. 25, 50o. reserved.
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Assisted by a capable companv, under the
management of DANIEL SHELBY.
Popular prices 15, 25, 50 and 75c. ap21-81
DUQUESNE. I LeadtasTheater.
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This afternoon at 2,
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Every evening at 8:15.
Saturday Matinee at 2.
GE& THATCHER'S
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TUXEDO.
Next week Russell's Comedians in the
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Remember, the goods are our property, and if you are not en
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to accept this as a reasonable proposition.
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6 lbs Evaporated Easpberries '. . . 11 00
SO-lb pail Apple Batter (warranted pare country
goods) just think of it 99
30-lb pail Maryland Vineyard Jelly 75
1 3-lb can Black California Cherries 10
25 boxes Standard Bag Bine 25
7 lbs Lump Starch. 25
' 20-lb box Boneless Codfish 115
1 box Bloaters (50) '. 60
1 box Scaled Herring (100's) 15
10-lb kits Not 1 Mackerel i 1 35
10 cans Salmon 1 00
A cans salmon (red, none better) 1 00
7 lbs Boasted Coffee, iresh ground. . 1 00
50 bars Family Soap. 1 00
Weigh your goods Family Scales 1 95
30 tars Soap, 5-cent size 1 00
5 lbs Tea, in all varieties. 100
3 lbs 50o Tea, in all varieties. 1 00
9 lbs Boiled Oats 25
7 lbs Dried Lima Beans. 25
6 cans Concentrated Lye. 25
1 gallon New Orleans Molasses 4. 29
51bs Currants 25
8 lbs White Clover Honey, pressed 1 00
Will ship this honey to any station or landing '
within 300 miles of Pittsburg, freight pre
paid, on receipt of. 125
6-foot Stepladder, complete 98
1 Clothes Horse, 4 wings, 6 feet 85
2-lb can best Baking Powder in the United
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6 lbs good Cooking Raisins. 25
1 lb Weyman Tobacco's 23
1 box Mold Tobies 69
1 lb choice Chewing Tobacco IS
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Gextlkmen During a professional life of
25 years, this testimonial is the second I
have given utterance to. However, I havo
been importuned many times to do so. Tes
timonials should in all cases deal with facts.
After losing ten months of time and busi
ness from rheumatism I commenced the use
of "Ebenrnncura" December 5, 1891, and am
now practically well and have been for
some time.
I have delayed expressing my gratitude
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was all right, as I did not want anyone to be
misled by any statement that I might make.
Any person nfflictt-d with Rheumatism
cannot make any mistake by giving Rheu
macura a faithful trial. Yours very truly,
DR. A. F. EMMINGER.
No. 18 E. Broad St., Columbus, O.
Price, $3 per bottle. Eor salo by all drug
gists. M'KfNNIE & CHESSMAN MT'G GQV
616 Penn ave., Pittsburg, Pa. '
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In the store, on the street,
on the rail, on horseback, at
tennis, in the boudoir, in the
parlor, on the lounge the
Equipoise Waist is comfortable
stylish fits like custom
made. Sold exclusively in Pitts
burg by Jos, Home & Co.
Made by George Frost Co., Boston. tts
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BLACK GIN
KIDNEYS,
Is a relief and sure curs for
the Urinary Organs. Gravel
and Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder.
The bwiss Stomach Bitters
are a sure cure for Dvsnensla.
TBADEJiiBK Liver Complaint and every
species of indigestion.
Wild Cherry Tonic, the most popular prep
aration for cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
and lung troubles.
Eitheror theubove, II per bottle, or 6 for
$3. Ir your druggist does not handle these
foods write to WM. tf. ZOELLER, sole M'f r,
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Will to-day offer Boys' fine and finest Clothing at prices that'll
amaze everybody. The big Easter rush of the past week has
left many broken lots on our counters, and it is to close these
out to-day that the following unequaled reductions have been
made;
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Boys' Former $3.50 Suits,
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Boys runner $q-.uu amis,
Boys' Former $5.00 Suits.
Among them are some of the pret
tiest and most desirable novelties of
Kilt and Short-Pant Suits, solid
, brown and tan colorings, mixtures,
checks, tan plaids, etc., made plain
or fancy. About ioo different styles
and 3 or 4 suits of each style. Your
choice from all for 2.50.
FOR BOYS' FINEST SUITS
Worth $7, $8 and $9.
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We have gathered all broken lots of former $y, $8 and $9
Boys' Short-Pant Suits and placed them all together on one
counter, from which we shall offer choice at $5. Among these
Suits are beautiful Zouave, Junior, Nassau, Sussex, Man-o'-War,
plain and fancy vest and double-breasted styles.
KAUFMaNNS.
As everybody knows, show Men's Suits at all prices, from $5
to $30, and at every price they give you better value for your
money than any other Pittsburg House, but their great and
popular $10 and $15 lines of Business and Dress Suits cap the
climax.
$10
BUYS CHOICE FROM
Black and Blue Worsted Suits.
Black and Blue Cfieviot Suits.
Plaid and Checked Cheviot Suits.
Brown and Tan Cheviot Suits.
Solid and Mixed Cassimere Suits.
Plain and Checked Cassimere Suits
These Suits are carved out in
latest shapes of Single'and Double
Breasted shapes of Sacks and Cut
away Frocks, and cannot be bought
elsewhere below $14 or $15. Our
popular price is $10.
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Consists of as choice and fine Imported Dress Suits as can be
found in other Clothing Houses at $22 or $23. They are cut
in Sacks, Cutaways and Prince Alberts, and made of such cele
brated materials as Blarney Tweeds, Bannockburns, Scotch
Cheviots, Clay Worsteds, Clay Diagonals, West of England
Cloths, English Cassimeres, etc. In make, fit and finish they're
equal to the usual run of custom work.
FREE
TO-DAY
FREE
.We not only save you money, but give you grand and
costly presents besides.
GIFTS FOR GENTLEMEN !
A fine Umbrella or Cane, either with handsome silver
handle, will be given away to-day with every Man's Suit costing
$10 or more.
GIFTS FOR LADIES !
Those fine Silver Souvenir Spoons, with gold bowL We
have about 600 left; and to-day we shall give one gratis with
every Wrap or Jacket costing $5 or more. Jewelers sell these
Souvenir Spoons for $1.
GIFTS FOR BOYS!
Of course, we never forget the boys. To-day we shall
present a regulation Baseball and Hardwood Bat, or a Musical
Ball Tosser, something that'll amuse young' and old, with every
Boy's or Child's Suit
KAUFM ANNS'
Fifth Ave. and Smithfleld St.
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