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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, SATURDAY, APRIL 30 1892!
11
IRON TRADE REVIEW.
Sales Limited, bnt Producers Refuse
to Make Concessions.
MORE FURNACES BELTO BANKED..
Hahonin? and Shenango Taller Masters to
Make Their Own Ecale.
EEPOETS FEOH ALL THE MARKETS
Ofj-ice op TnE Dispatch, )
PrrrsBCKO, Fiudat, April 29. t
BAwInox and Steel Trade during
the week has not been very active. Large
consumers are still disposed to hold oflj
hoping lower figures will soon prevail.
Hence their stocks of raw material will be
very low before they will enter the market
This condition cannot continue much longer,
as the time is near when raw material must
be obtained or works closed down, and the
latter is not expected to occur. Consumers
can make up their mind to one thing that
city furnaces and some outside ones have
come to the conclusion thnt good gray forge
iron is worth S13 cash, and, what is more,
unless that price can be obtained they will
refuse to accept less. Or course there are
outside and unknown brands that can be
obtained at 10 to 15 cents less, but that will
make no difference to the furnaces wo have
mentioned. They propose to mike no sales
below the figures first named. That Is cer
tainly not an unreasonable price for
standard gray forge.
The Demand 'ow Improvlne;.
Dealers we havo conversed with say the
demand is Improving; that buyers seem to
have about made up their minds that sellers
are in eat-not in regard to prices. Produc
tion is still in creeps of consumption. The
furnaces have made a bc;innins toward re
ducing production to a point approaching
consumption. A dispatch from sharpsville
ray: "1 no Mabel furnace w ent out of blast
vestcrdav, and on Slav 1 the Sharpsville fur
iiace -n ill bo blown out, owinsr to the largo
amount of pijr iron on hand. This will leave
but twoJurnace in blast in this place, the
Stwarmnn and Clare, and it is thought tney
will bo 'banked' soon. It is estimated that
about 35,000 tons of iron is piled up in the
yards ot the different furnaces here."
At the same time there still remains much
to bo done in tin- direction before an appre
ciable effect w ill bo felt in demand and
prices The amount of pis iron entering
into finished lnrms is, lessened In quantity
ns compare d with lost jear, although pro
duction is ere iter, and as a consequence un
sold iron continues to increase. Notxi 1th
standin;; how many orders customers may
have on their hooks for future delivery,"
many rciuse to tako any more iron thin is
actually needed for present needs, bopinir
Ins that a waiting policy may result in even
lower figures. 'lliims hae jrono so con
trary to expectations in the past year or
too, however, that there is a probability
that even in this respect thevmayco the
same way, but in August prices for iron and
steel cannot hurt buyers sci ionsly, which
Is mote than can be said as rcgartls sellers.
o Concessions on Standard Erandg.
TnE Latest The general outlook shows no
Improvement. Bujers are still offering
lower prices, but at the samo time holders
of standard brands decline to make conces
sions. Reports from the Shenango and Ma
honing Valleys aro not - ery favorable. The
Iron men of that district aro arranging an
Iron -cale. and will hereafter act independ
ently or Tittsburg. They will hold a meet
ing Maj 5 to arrange matters for the year.
A 1'fttsburg iron man remarked: "It makes
little difference to the local manufacturers
what the valley men do, as Pittsburg con
trols the iron market, and her manufactur
ers arc not to be alarmed by this time-worn
blnff from tho outside."
Prices are irregular: Uessemer, $U 40
II 60: grav forge. $12 S513 00; steel slabs and
billets, K2 75(J 23 25, muclc bar, $25 00gJ25 25.
Kew steel rails quiet and held at rKIO at
works. We are reported the lollowing vales:
COKE, SMELTTO LAKE AT XATIVE ORES.
2.000 tons gray forgo, cltr furnace.
2.000 ions pray forge, June and Jnlv...
, QUO tons llscincr, Mai, June. July..
1,000 tons Ilte'uer. Mar and June
1,000 ton-. llesen,er
1.O.0 tons jrraj forge, citv furnace......
k I.OT0 tons BosVcmer. Ma. June. Julr.
' TV) tons grar forge. May and" June.'...
600 tons Hc.emer, June................
SOStons Ilc-cmcr .. ................
200 tons o. 2 foundry .................
-W ton gray forge.
20lnn..No. 2fouulrv.
. 100 tons No. 1 foundry
' 73 tons No. 1 silvery ..................
tttons No. 2siherv
25tonstfo. 2 foundrv ................
813 oo casn
y. tu casn
11 s
CASh
u to
11 fO
13 00
14 33
12 90
cash
cali
cash
casti
cash
cash
cash
14 50
14 00
14 50 cadi
13 00 e-ash
14 25 cash
15 25 cash
18 75 cash
15 3) cash
13 75 cash
CHARCOAL.
J00 tons cold blast
...S25 75
... 20 75
.... 2G 50
.... 20 00
cash
cash
cash
cash
fiO Ions cold Mast..
W tons cold blast
25 tons No. 2 loumlry.
f KELP IRON".
500 tons sheared iron 11774 4mos
450 tons wide grooved. 1575 4mos
ztOtons narrow grooved 152J 4xnos
STEEI. EKELP.
1,200 tons wide grooved I45 4mos
STEEL SLABS AXD BILLETS.
1.C0 tons steel billets and slabs J uly, Oct.f22 75
1,000 tons steel billets and slabs Jul, Oct 22 75
cash
cash
cash
cash
cash
cash
750 tons steel billets May, June 22
500 tons steel billets 3 00
Mutons still bllkts. r3 00
200 tons steel billets S3 25
FERRO IAGAESE.
TS tons, 0 per cent Imported del...
75 tons. SO per cent domestic del...
75 tons, 60 per cent Imported del...
..$82 20 cash
.. 63 00 cash
.. C2 Oj cash
MUCK BAB,
too tons neutral. Mav $35 10 cash
3X)tons neutral, June 25 25 cash
COO tons neutral i5 00 cash
STEEL WIRE RODS.
750 tons American arcs at mill $3185 cash
OLD IROX AXD STECL RAILS.
250 tons old Iron rails $21 IS cash
20) tons mixed steel rails 1G DO cask
SCRAP MATERI AL.
3S0 tons cut pipe, gross ll 75 cash
aiOto'is No.1t. railroad scrap, net.. 17 80 cash
2Tk tons cast lmrlngs. gross. .......... y 50 cash
200 tons leaf ppring steel, gross 20 00 eish
200 tons roll spring steel, gross 18 50 cash
150 ton- mixed steel, gross 1450 cash
150 tons cast scrap, gross 12 50 cash
100tonssortsteel.net MOO cash
100 tons pipe and tank scrap.net 14 75 cash
MILL CINDER.
1,5)0 tons mill cinder
SrELTER.
Ktons spelter, per 1C0 lbs....
2 GO cash
. $4 80 cash
LAEGE STOCKS AT BIBMINGHAK
Tho Only Feature or Note In the Market
at the rresent Time.
rtir.MisonAM, Ala., April 29 Special
The only change to be reported in tho situ
ation of the Iron market is that stocks are
again accumulating and are now unprece
dentedly large. This accumulation is in
both the warrant yards and the private
yards ot the lumace-. The tone of the mar
ket is exceedingly m pak and prices continue,
to range betnecn $9 00 and $1150 Pro
duction is hcatyand furnace companies aio
picrerring to store their output rather than
coire much below the current rates. There
Is no indication or a disposition to shut
don 11. The consolidation ot the larger com
panies is proceeding Uvorably toward an
accomplished fact. It has been virtually
settled that tficCahoba Coal Companv will
come Into the Ti-nnc--ec and De Bardeleben
combination, and negotiations are still in
progress with tho Pioneer Company, of the
Thomases, anil with the Yl'oodu.irrts
The leading stockholders of the Tennessee
company have publicly stated ilth great
positlvenoss th.it it has been privately
agreed that that company shall undertake
tuc uuiioingoi not only one steel plant, but
maiiuiuubouiisiu ii:uc a rail mill at
tachment. The directors ahd stockholders
meet atTracey Citv on May lO.when it is ev
Vccted that 'icflnite arrangements will bo
lnade to that cue. The plan now in view is
to issue steel mill bouds, indorsed by tho
Tennessee company.
TEET BLUE AT CINCINNATI,
'othing Encouraging, Yet It Isn't Ifcarly as
Had as It Might IJe.
CitoixSATi, April 29 Special. Kogers,
Brown & Co. saj: Thero is nothing encour
aging to noto In tho iron market, lleports
fiom all quarters tell or slow buying, doubt,
dlscouragomer" and suspicion. The habit of
complaint seems to be firmly settled upon
all parties, as is customary In times of de
pression. At the samo time, when partic
ulars aro inquired into, it Is found that there
Is not much to compinln ot. Tne volume of
business is running lame in ncarW all lines,
and while profits are close, economies havo
-n studied to good purpose and most
ufacmrers are getting abead. Thero
been lew failures in any branch of the
This speaks oil for the solidity ot a
ess that is constantly assorted to be
on the way to the bow wows. Consumption
of crude Iron has fallen off In some direc
tions, notably In puddling, but it has in
creased in others. Everything tends to Bhow
that ir the country should decide that It waa
time to go forward In new enterprises with
the customary freedom and courage the ac
cumulated stock of iron should not long re
main to plague the holders.
A marked feature or tho situation already
alluded to is the reduction in the amount of
puddling. Mills find that sort steel can be
had by rolling into nearly all finished forms
and at a lower cost than muck bar. The re
sult is hundreds of idlo puddling furnaces.
The condition is likely to remain nntil steel
advances or the cost of puddling Is re
duced. Another feature of noto is the
stronger feeling that obtains among
manufacturers of Lake Superior char
coal iron. They find that while
Btocks arc a little higher than ' the average,
the rate of production is not up to the aver
ago of the past three years and hardly any
greater than it was at that time, when
consumption was less. Besides this,many of
the furnaces nowproduoing cannot continne
without an advance is established as they
admittedly cannot get back cost. It seems
idle therefore to go on cutting prices except
on the policy that some of ttie stronger con
cerns favor of ridding tho biz of some weak
makers whose necessities make prices for
others to meet. Money continues very easy
and collections are good.
CHICAGO CONDITIONS UNCHANGED.
The Bottom Has Been Found, Thong!, and
That's Encouraging.
Chicago. April 20. Special Rogers,
Brown & Merwin say: Conditions remain-
practically unchanged since last week. In
quiries are still numerous, many or these
being for large lots. There has been no
change in price, and there seems to be as
much anxiety for business as though fur
naces both North and. South were making
larg" profits. One thing Is noticeable that
here and there furnace3 are now found with
a limit as to prlco below which they refuse
to go. This is an encouraging symptom. It
is probable this is one or the indications
that the bottom has been nearly or quite
reached. Consumers are unwilling to ac
cept this doctrine, however, maintaining
the position that stocks at the furnaces are
so heavy that prices will go 50 cents to $1
per ton below the present basis belore any
change comes.
During the week there have been stale
largo inquiries for Lake Superior charcoal,
made by buyers who expected to see prices
actually touch $16 at Cuicago. This condi
tion has not come ilbour, however, and, on
the other hand, the best furnaces are now
holding from $16 "5 to $17, and are refusing
everything in the way of business which
offers below this. It is a fact that the-mar-ket
situation on this class of metal Is better
than has been tho case In a long timc.though
this is not generally recognized. The num
ber or turnaces in blast Is smaller than a
year ago, stocks are almost identical with
the same period last year, while consump
is far greater aud on the increase.
Nothing New at St. Louis.
St. Louis, April 19. Special. Rogers,
Brown & Meacham say: The market pre
sents no new feature this week. Buyers are
not numerous, even for small orders, there
being a general disposition to hold off, even
at prices so tempting. Tho very fact that
nearly all sellers are offering irons at abont
the same prices, deliveries and terms to suit,
gives tho impression that there is no risk in
delaying purchases. We must not overlook
the lact, however, that, although Iron can
be bought lor less money thau ever before,
there teems 10 be no disposition on the part
of sellers to make any further concessions.
THE KITCHEN MABKET.
Batter and Vegetables Lower and
jrgs
Steady. ,
There have been few new changes In
prices of market basket materials in the
week past. Country butter is coming In
more freely and prices are a shade lower
than they were a week ago. Fancy grades
or creamery butter holdup unusually well
for the season. Poultry is very scarce and
prices are higher than they were a week
ago. Supply of eggs has been light for the
week and prices are the same as they were
last Saturday.
At the Diamond market stalls trade Is re
ported quiet. Now vegetables from the
Sonth are coming In freely, and drift of
markets is towaids a loner level. Staple
meats aro unchanged. Whatever the nps
and downs of live stock,, our roasts and
steaks vary little in price. Florists report a
quiet trade since Easter, and prices are
low er, as our quotations will show.
Following are latest retail prices of mar
kct basket materials:
MEATs-i;e-t ents or tenderloin steaks, 25c per
Id; sirloin. l!aac: standing rib roast. isj)c:
chuck, roast. J2cz corned heel. fil5c per Id: spring
lamb. lc; kg of mutton, lSUclorhfndquarterand
8c for rorenuarter: loin of mutton. 15c: lamb chops,
20c; stewing pieces, 6c per lb; veal roasts, 12lic
per lb. aud cutlets, 20c; pork 'chops, 12J4C, and
steals. 10c
Vegftables and Frctt Cabbage. IVSISc: po
tatoes. 15c per bill peck, sweet potatoes, 2o25c per
half peck; green neans. 30c a quarter peck: Die
pumpk
jtviiib, jo(a,jLi;;finions,ca nan peck; Dinanas,
frjeck:bi!
20c a dozen: carrots. 5c a bunch: lemons. 20(ffi2ic
per dozen: oranges. 2J40c: lettm e, 5010c a bunch,
3 bunches for 25c: new beets. 10c 3 bunches for
25c; llermucH onions. 25c a quart; cucumbers,
2 for 23c: caudnowcr. 25W0c apiece; apples. 15020s
a half peck; tomatoes 30c a nusrt box: rhnbirb,
3 hunches for 10c: asparagus. 10c a bunch, home
grown: egg plant. 2035c apiece: strawberries, 35
40c a lox: onions. 3 bunches for 10c.
nriTERAND Eggs Good creamery. 2324e per
lb; lancy brands, 272sc; choice couutry roll. 20
2?-: good cooking butter, 17c; fresh eggs, 1516c
POULTRY Live chickens, 85cl 00 a pair; live
uiiKcjft, ,o((utoc per 10: live uucks. oyajyuc a pair;
dressed chickens. 15 to 16c per lb; ducks, 17 to 18c
lierlh: tnrkeis. I8to20c
Fish Following are the articles In this line on
the stalls, with prices: Lake salmon, 10 to 15c; Cali
fornia salmon. 33 to 40c per pound; white llsh. IZ'i
to 15c; herring, 4 pounds for 25c; Spanish mackerel,
Mc per pound: blucdsh, 15c; halibut, 20c; rock
bass, 25c; lake trout, UVic: lobsters 20c; green sea
turtle. 20 to 25c: oysters, .w York counts, 81 75
Per gallon: smelts. 20c a pound; shad. ?1 0J to $1 25
each; scallops. 20c a pound; Mackinaw trout. 12Sc
per pound; frogs 52 00 a dozen: clams, ft 50 a
g.illon.
Flowers La France, $2 50 per dozen ; Mermets
51 so per dozen: Drldes $1 50 per dozen: while and
vellow roscs,$l 25 per dozen: liostesfl50per dozen;
Senator Wooton roses, $1 50 per dozen; Uennetts,
$1 25 perd07en; Jack roses, SJKipcr dozen: Ulrof
the valley, 75c per dozen: orchids $nkia?l00 each;
c-irnallons 50c per dozen: lilacs. 25c a spray;
tulips. 50c per dozen: narcissus, 75c per dozen:
Calla lilies. $3 CO per dozen; daffodils. 75c per dozen:
Hatissl lilies, $3 00 per dozen, ptusles, 3c a bunch:
Dutch hyacinths $1 50 per dozen.
SrECUL cable service
PATCH to-morrow.
tor THE DIS-
The Coffee Mnrkets.
New Tork, April 29 Coffee Options
opened barely steady, 5 15 points down, and
closed Arm and unchanged to 10 points lip;
sales, 20,500 bags, including April, 12.40li.50o;
Mav. 12.1512.S0c: Juin. ll.90li.00c; Julv.
ll.80Il.9Sc; August, 12 95c: September, ll.ks
1L'jjc; October, JLt5c; December. 11 75
ll.tsl; spot llio dull andsteadv; No. 7, 1313e.
Baltimore, April 29 Coffee steady; llio
cargoes, fair. . 7. 17!c
.i.n vui-fcAa, ,iirii sa. iouee isio, or
dinary to fair, 1517c
Tho Drj goods llarket.
New Tore, April 2a Business in drygoods
was fair, developments for the coming sea
son being governed apparently by the samo
conservative policy that has ruled in the
trade for more than a year past. There Is a
belief thit goods aro not over-plenty, but
with the South buying lightlv and tho export
demand small, the risk in deferring tho
placing of oiders is partially counteracted.
The Wool Malkels.
6t. Locts Wool Eecolpts, 8 COO
pounds:
market unchanged: medium
Illinoiss old. 23?il!iS4V:c
Missouri and
Philadelphia Improved demand for wool
at uuchangf d prices.
New York Wool in fair demand and
steady; domestic fleece, 26V33c; pulled. 20S!
32c; Texas, 1522c. i
1 lie Metal Markets.
New Youk. April CO Pis iron quiet: Ameri
can, $1 75.0 25. Copper dull; lake, $11 85
hid, $12 00 uaked. Lcid firm; domestic, $t 25
gt 3u. Tin cosier; straits, $-20 50-j0 55.
Turpentine Markets.
New York Tallow quiet and steady.
Rosin quiet and firm. Turpentine dull and
easier at 3104c
WiLMisoTos Spirits or turpentine quiet
at 3o$i Kosln firm; strained, $1 05; uood
strained. $1 10 bid. Tar steady at SI S5.
Crude turpentine 3teady; jellow dip, $2 25; J
irein. $2 23. 1
CiiAnLESTOS Turpentine steady at 31c
Rosin firm; good strained. $1 20.
S vax! aii Turpentine firm at 3llic. Rosin
Aim at $1 159120.
Those Bars' Snlts
We noil to-day at $1 78 and $2 50 are won
ders; new styles, new designs, pleated, plain
or corded, single or dotible-hreasted, value
$3 and U ; our pilco to-d ly $1 78 and $2 50. P.
Cue, Clothiers, corner Grant and Dia
mond streets.
Wnr
Not
Use
Lawrencevjllo
Amber
Flonrt
HOMES "OF THE CITY.
More Houses Under Way Thau at Any
" Time in.Local History,
AFTER THE GREAT FIRE EXCEPTED.
Manchester Traction Abont the Strongest
. Feature of Local Stocks.
SOME SPECIAL FEATURES OF -TRADE
Pittsburg is dead-sot against Sip Van
"Winklelsm. The city is growing too fast
for the comfort of laggards. Despite .the
fact that the weather during March and
April was -unfavorable for outdoor work,
official records for these two months show
more buildings completed and under war
than in the same period a year ago The
average cost of the structures is also greater.
It is probably true", as claimed by some,
that more houses are now in course of con
struction than at any previous time in the
history oi the city. A few extremely con
servative people think there is danger of
overbuilding, but facts are against them,
New dwellings and stores are absorbed al
most as fast as completed. An exception
ought, perhaps, to be made of expensive
dwellings, but even these are good stock, as
lrtquent sales show. This is encouraging.
Activity In the building interests denotes
prosperity among alclasses of citizens.
More High-Class Homes.
Pittsburg boasts of many fine homes, but
there is room for more. Liggett Bros, yes
terday closed the sale for W. S. Gufley to
Charles Jutte, the well-known coal opera
tor, of a lot on Liberty avenue, near Cen
ter, 50x243, for $4,800 cash, Mr. Jutte has
already commenced the erection of a $20,
000 stone residence on the property. This
is the second fine residence planted in this
immediate neighborhood by this firm within
the past week, the other being Mr. "W. S.
liulley s, to be built on the comer ot XilD-,
ertyand Baum streets. The same neighbor
hood will.be further improved during th
summer with a $30,000 stone residence on
the corner of Center and Heglcy avenues,
to be erected by John H. Galley, the con
tract lor which has been-let
Yesterday's Building Permits.
Eleven' permits were issued yesterday for
12 improvements, aggregating $14,000.
Those of greatest value are: Mrs. E. Kehr,
frame duelling and store, on Brady street,
Fourteenth ward, $4,000; Michaer Flecken
stein, frame store and dwelling, on Main
street, Thirty-sixth ward, $2,000; VT. H.
Schn-erin, frame dwelling, on Herron ave
nue. Thirteenth ward, $2,200; James Gar
laud, frame dwelling, on Kansas street,
Twenty-third ward, $2,500; Henry Schmitt,
two frame kitchens, on Woolslayer alley,
Sixteenth ward, $700.
Special Features of Trade.
Baxter, Thompson & Co. are fixing up an
acreage deal for an Improvement company.
Architect McCollum, of .Washington, Pa.,
is figuring on cost, plans and details gener
ally for the Soldier's Memorial Hospital at
Mouongahela City.
Ileeron Bros., who recently purchased 00s
150 feet of tho Christ Church property, will
cover the entire lot with a bnilding eight
stories high, plans for which have been com
pleted. According to a, Pittsburg member of the
company, the Penn Cotton Mill, at Syla
cauga, Ala., will give employment to 800
operatives.
It Is said that Andrew Carnegie has taken
a big block or Nicaragua Canal stock.
William Jones has purchased a residence
on Beaver avenue. Sen ickley, for $5 000.
Old Jefferson College at Canonsburg is
undergoing reconstruction. The work will
be completed by August 1.
Joseph Walton and associates hive pur
chased 42 acres of coal land In Baldwin
township for S 15, COO.
The statement or the Dollar Savings Bank,
Issued yesterday, show surplus, profits and
deposits of $11,893,622 63.
' Additional Points In Realty.
Ther" Is an active demand for large tracts
of land in the East End, and owners show
a'disposltion.to make the most of it. Allt
tle"cohcesstbii on their part would result In
quick sales.
Heed B. Coyle & Co. sold the property
fronting on, Boquet, Frazier and Wilmot
streets, .Fourteenth ward, containing be
tween one and two acres, for $22 000. Tho
purchaser contemplates tho erection of a
number of first-class dwellings.
uiacic liairu som two morn lots in the
Herclicnrothcr plnn, being Nos. 7 and M,
fronting together IS lect on the north side of
Spring Garden avenne, Alicghenv, by 90 feet
in depth, for $1,200, the purchaser being
Charles -A. Miller.
The Burrcll Improvement Company, re
port the following sales or lots at Kensing
ton: Iticbard D. N illiams, Toronto, Ont., lot
61, block 13, for $W0; Frank Carolezik, Alle
gheny, Jot 16, block 12, for $552 50: Kobcit
Robson. Dnaue&nc. Pa., lot 49 block-15 for
$977 50; William H. nnd Frank C. Munmord,
Kensington, Pa., lots 76 and 98 block 15? and
lots 23 and 24, block 16, for $3,392 50.
Jnmo W. Drape & Co. sold four houses and
lots In the First ward, near Pennavenue. lor
S2J.C0O; also a lot In the East End, near Wine
blddle avenue, about 40x200 feet, Tor $4,500;
also eleven lots in Munhall Terrace plan,
for $3,300. This makes the sales in this plnn
thus tar about 200 lots, representing about
$51,000.
D. Beben & Son sold for S. S. Robertson to
G. W. Davis a lot 20x77x50 feet on Forty-fifth
street. Seventh ward. Consideration private.
S. A.DIckie & Co. sold to K. H. Clieswright a
lot on Aurelia street, 21x120 feet, for $1,000;
nlsosoldor T. C. Hosack to W. Alzlngre, n
lot on Montlcello street, Twenty-first ward,
25x80 feet, for $100.
J. H. Coleman & Co. sold for Frank Mes
stnger, a lot 21Uxl22 on Whlttier street, with
house containing six rooms thereon erected,
lor $2,700.
Smithson & Moore, auctioneers, sold yes
terday lot on Second avenue, Glenwood.'OGx
120, for $1,125.
Holmes & Co. sold for the Keytone Land
and Loah Association in Etna Place plan,
Sharnsbilnr. No. 26. section G. to David Wll- !
bert, $350: No. 33. section U. to Robert Steele,
$350: No. 1," section J, to W. S. Boyoe, $150; No.
25, section M, to J. D. Kline, $350: two lots in
sectlon.A lor $250 to B. A. Stevenson.
W. A. Herron & Sons sold on Boggs ave
nue, Thirty-second waid, tho remainder of
the property, belonging to M. D. W. Loomls,
lot 40x220 feet, for $1,600 cash. Purchaser to
assume the payment lorthe Improvement of
the street.
HOME SECURITIES.
BUSINESS ON CALL NOT ENCOURAGING
TO THE BROKERS.
Manchester Traction Advances to the High
est Point In Its History V Few Other
Good. Features and Some Weak Ones
Sdles and Fluctuations.
TlistoVkmarU'et yesterday was about up
to thcTaverage In business, with some strong
points aim no conspicuously weak ones.
Manchester Traction was the strongest
feature, selling np to 40, the highest point
in its history. Duquesno and Central put a
trifle to their credit, as did Luster, Philadel
phia Gr.is nnd Electric. Dpcago and Switch
lell back: a-llttlo.
Sales nt first call were B0Lusterat9, 1C0
Central Traction at 29).80 Manchester Irac
tlon at 40." Second call 10 Birmingham
Traction at 21&, 10 Airbrako at HOJi, 20
Underground Canle at 73J, 25 Switch at 10.
Xinra cnu in jjinmnnain uc -li, so Man
chester lit 4W.20at 401,8 Luster at 25
DuqiiesneatSi.
,Quotiloii8 on unlisted tractions at tho
Inst call wfcre: Duquesne, 26JJ bid. offered at
27: BtmiinBliani, 2tJi bid, oUcred at 27: Man
chester; inj bid. offered at 40J. Bids aud
oilers at eaun call were:
xxrnAXGE
STOCKS.
P. P. . AM. Ei
AllighenvNat.B
first iai.s).OT x'
Fourth .Nat. 11...
Freehold. Bank..
M. & M. Nat. 11.
Enterprise Trust
Armenia ins.,..
City Ins
CltirensTns....
M. ami M. Ins..
PeoDles' Ins
Put... Insurance.
Chartlers V. tias
1VN. Of P. Co
1'nliaacipnla Co.
'WnecltngGasCo
risneruiiio....
Central Traction
Cltizens'Tract'n
PltuborcTrac...
l'leuinf .Valley.
FIIIST SECOVD THIRD
CALL. CALL. CALL.
C. A. B. A. B. A.
500 ....
66
.... 102 .... 192
125 123
76 90
61'
101
74 .... 74
21
23 .... 23 30 28 SO
.... 46
2S !2 ....
120 ....
.... KH .... 124 . 12K
12 UH .... 12H UH 121,
ISIf 19 137. 1H 18 19U
19 K 207s 1J 20' 19 2o;l
Mtt.... GO OU 00 00
29,4 20 SIH 29X Wii....
. OH
.... 59V ..i. .:.. ..
at an ss .... xx
49
'm
is
51
21
40
H
H
hi
65
16X
SO
1)4
m
70
'ii
'w.
3
73'....
S6
74
MORE GOLD SHIPMENTS.
THEY DO NOT, HAVE TOE EXPECTED
' .EFFECT ON STOCKS.
. i
No Anxiety to Unload Shown, though Thero
Was Selling for the Short Aocount(by
Professionals Coalers Loom. Up Again
A Spurt In Industrials.
New York. April 29. Tho event of tho day,
and, in fnct, of the week, was the heavy gold
export to-day,and, as this bad beenexpected
in some quarters to .bo followed Immedi
ately by a heavy selling movement in tho
stock market, there was some disappoint
ment over tho result.' Tho exports seem to
have been followed by the usual conse
quences of a restriction of business, with
some decline in prices; bnt to-day tho latter
was evidently caused, not by the anxiety of
holders to got rid of their stocks, but by sell
ing for the short account, and that by the
professional element almost exclusively.
The influenco of this soiling was only tem
porary, and, notwithstanding the largo
amonnt which goes out to-morrow, prices
woie later rallied to a Dove tho point where
tho depression began. .
The first selling of Union Pacific, arter the
result of the election beeame known, wns
succeeded by a substantial demand ;for the
stock, and to-day it showed great strength,
considering the proportions of the market.
In addition to this movement, after the sell
ing was over, the demand" for Reading, Atch
ison, Jersey Central, llork Island and somo
specialties, including Minneapolis and St.
Lonin preferred, ran prices upon the shorts
rapidly, and all made substantial gains.
Tho market was a very limited one, nnd,
except in Rending, Atchison, Union r.icifio.
St. Paul and Chicago Gas, there was little or
no animation, and (a smart upward move
ment in the Industrials In tho early dealings
was followed by stagnation in those shares,
with some declino in railroad stocks. After
this depression wns checked the market
showed increasing strength throughout the
remainder or tho day, with increased activ
ity toward theclose. Thecovcring ofshorts
was the principal factor in tho rallying of
the maiket.
Tho late dealings developed a heavy de
mand ror.the Coalers and specialties, Read
ing again crossing 60, though tho rest or the
list did not fully respond to this advance.
The close was quiet and stiong at the best
prices. The final are generally fractional
gains, but Reading lsup 1J.
The total salesjof stock to-day were 212,383
shares, including Atohison, 21,725; Chicago
Gn, 10,110; Erie, 1,270; Louisville nnd Nash
ville, 3,100: New Jetsey Central, 3,120: North
ern Pacific preferred, 6,261; New England,
3 600: Reading, 76,020; St. Paul, 13 650; Union
raciflc, H,5s5; Western Union, 8,720. .
Railroad bonds were again lalrly active,
but while tho usual firm temper prevailed
there were few movements of importnnoe In
the llst.and matked activity in the Atchison
incomes resulted in tho gain of n large frac
tion only. Other issues were not prominent;
though a large number were traded In.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the ew York Stock Exchangeyesterday.
Corrected dally for THE DlSPATcn by WHITNET &
bTEPIIEif SON, .oldest Pittsburg members of the
New York Stock Exchange, 57 Fourth avenue.
Clos
ing bid.
Open, High
Low
est. lng. est.
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil. pfd
Am. SuganRetlnlug Co....
Ain.SuffarReflnracCo.,pfd
Atch.. Top. & S. F
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersey....
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
C. to., 1st pfd
C. &0.. 2il pfd
Chicago Gas Trust.
C, Bur. & Qnlncv
C. Mil. & St. Paul .
C, Mil. & St. Paul, pfd....
C. Rockl A P.
C. St. P. M.-Jt O .......
C. bt.P. M. &0.. prd....
C. Jfc Northwestern
C C., C.& I
C. a. C. 4 1.. prd
Col. Coal A Iron
Col. 4 Hocking Val
Del., Lack. A. West
Del. X Hudson
Den. 4 Rln Grande...,
Den. & Rio Grande, prd...
S
39 ?S
73H
IH
90)4
S5h
"rov
i4o;
627.
"ni
vn
Wi
12314
MTi
48H
111
nan
70
88
32H
33
160
144
3fi(
S3
96 !
34
"imi
13)
"ioi
02
'77H
107X
77
122V
atX
43
1UK
394
78
05 H
83jJ
35
87K
OO'J
140J
31
24K
43 a
107J
78M
mx
84 S
48X
U5
120
WS.
974(1
21&
UK
159
144H
51
43
103
Sa
78
134 a
75!
109X
3.
5H
102
108
33
M
113K
18
78X
96
00K
04
3
xoa
24H
6SH
'"77H
77
122!)
84K
48
114!
1204,1
120H
C914
93
87 J.
32
33 V
32J4
334
150
143,S
'io
159X
143,
"joy
51 H
Hist. & Cattle Feeders' 'Ir.
E.T.. Va.4 Ga
Illinois Central
LatieErle 4 West
Lake Erie 4 West., pfd. ..
Lake Miore 4 M. S
Louisville 4 Nashville
Michigan Central
Mobile &. Ohio
Missouri Pacific
National Cordage Cu
National Cordage Co., prd,
National Lead Co
National Lead Co. prd
New York Central
N. Y.. C. 4M. L I....
47&
Ha
103
IX
103H
103
"79
"ji
"78
'SB
i:u
13IH
74
109
37 Sf
7SH
lirj'4
37S
59 !
37S
5'l
10
511 1
10IJ4
100
33J
101J4J
100
33J
MIX,
loss
S3H
85X
114Js
114
N. Y., C. 4 St. L.. 1st prd
74
as
I9
72
39
J91j
n
451f
UH
214
59H
Si
3SK
19
COX
224
02
1924
9H
57
44
104
113
Kii
U'i
12
934
334
704
N. Y., C. St. I...M prd..
N. Y.. L. E.&W
N. Y L E.4.W.. pfd..
N. Y. &N. E
N. Y.. O. AW
Norfolk 4 Western
Norlolk 4 e6teru. pfd...
North American Co
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific, pfd
Ohio 4 Mississippi
Pacific Mall......
Peo., Dec. 4 Evans
Philadelphia Reading...
P., (1,(1 4St. L
P.. C. ,C. ASt. L.,pfd..
Pullman Palace Car
Richmond ft W. P. T
Richmond A V. P. T.. pfd
St. Paul 4 Duluth
St. Paul 4 Duluth pfd.,...
St. Paul. Mtnu. A Man....
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
u'abash, pfd
Western Union
Wheeling A L.E
Wheeling A L. E.. pfd
37
29
714
33
19i
33
37H
S0'
7V4
291,
71
30 H
40
19X
MX
H
UH
"59 li
"35K
19
59M
'rail
193
'MX
"m
19
60
"tali
194,S
"59M
"35
19
19
4S)f
75
W4
'27S
915,
33
76H
43
27H
92M
33H
75
Philadelphia Stocks.
Closing
ig nnotatlons of Phlladelnhla stneka. fi
fnr-
nlshed liy wnitney A Stephenson, hrokcrs. No. 57
i ouriu avenue, memoers or jNew lork stock Ex-
cnange.
Pennrlvanla Railroad
Heading Railroad
Buffalo, N. Y. A I'hlla .
LehlKli Valley
Lehigh Navlratlnn
Philadelphia A Erie
Northern Paclflp. eom
Second Avenue..
Pr. Jnnc. R. R..
P.4H'. pfd
I,a Norla Mining
Luster Mln. Co..
East End Elee ..
Westinehouse E.
Mon. Nav. Co...
Unlob. S. AS. Co
C.S.4S. Co. pf.
Stand, U. C. Co.
Bid. Asked.
Kit M
30 3-13 1CK
84 8'4
54 f
33V- 39
214 22
M.H , 59X
Northern Pacific, prer 59J4
Boston Stocks Closing Prices.
Atch. A Topeka..... ZV4
Boston A Mont...,
Caidmet A llecla,
424
271
iiosxon .Ainanjr....a,3K
Boston A 31alne..,..ir8
Chi., Bur. A Qulncr.l07X
Eastern K. K, 6s 123V
FltchbnrK K. It 83
rranklln 144
Kearsarge 124
Osceola..'. 324
Sante Ke Copper. 35
Tamarack 101
Anniston Land Co... JO
FIInt.AI'ercM 234
Flint A PeroM.pfd. 834
Mass. Central 1CJ
Mex. Ceu. coin 17
N.Y. A N. Enc 394
iiosion Land Co .... 6
West End Laud Co.. 19
Bell TeleDhone .
.2054
Lamson StorcS....
Water Power
Ccnt.Mlnlng
N. E. T. AT
B. AB. Copper....,
Thomson-Qouston
Old Colonv 176
lit
3
10
524
11 i
His. Central com... 104
"Wis, Central prd 424
Allouez 51. Co. (new) .71
Atlantic 114
ClHrf
Boston Electric Stocks.
BoSTOir, April 29. Special The
elccric stock quotations to-day were:
latest
. Bid. Asked.
,. 6I 62
.. 231 29
..' 814 9
.. 7 7
. 10 15
.. 13 13J4
.. m V4
,. 20S 29
.. 4) 47 .
..115
..1084 1I3
.. 74 ....
Thomson-tTouston Etcctrle Co '...
Tbomsou-Iiouston Electric Co.. pref.
T.-H. E. Co. securities, scries C
T.-H. E. Co. securities, scries D
T.-H. K. E. W. Co...,
Ft. W. Trust securltiea,'series"A.""'."".
esiingnouse f leciric to
Wostlughonsc Eltctrlc Co.. preL... .
Edison E. III. Co
Boston E. L. Co
Detroit Electric Co
Mintng Stock Quotations." '
New York, April 29. Best & Belcher,
210; Crown Point, 100; Dead wood, 209: Euroka
Consolidated, 140: Gould & Curry, 110; Hale
& Noi cioss, 115: Homes take. 1300; Horn Silver,
300; Mexican. 125; Opbir, 215; Savage, 120;
ouiuuaru, ioj.
v. Jlar SilvorQuotallons.
New York, April 29 Special, Bar silver
in London, 39d per ounce. New York deal
ers' price for silver, 87c per ounce.
DOLLABS AND DIMES.
A. I"alr Local Movement With Little Change
.. in Conditions.
The features of the local money market
yesterday were moderate offerings of paper;
a good supply of funds and rates easy at 56
per cent, individual capitalists doing nearly
all tho shading. Bank clearings were $2,503,
213 48t and balances $502,975 9. .Engagements
of jrold at Now York per export to-day
reached $4,000,000.
A leading foreign exchange house in New
York say ' The ontlook for general busi
ness here Is sufficiently favorablo to en
courage merchandise Imports tt a consider
able volume, and this condition has been
operative for sonie time past. As a natural
consequence we mny look for shipment! of
gold during tne spring ana summer pntus.
Banks ana money lenders continue!
greatly exercised over current nominal rates
lor funds, owing to the limited demand for
accommodation by merchants and by" Wall
street."
At New York yesterday money was
easy; last loan 3 per cent; closed offered at
2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 8Xffi5
per cent. Sterling exohange qoiet but
steady at $1 87 for 60-day bills and $1 8S for
demand. , ,
Closing Bond Quotations.
U. 8. 4sreg
V. S.4scoup
U.S. 4sreg....
...115
M.. K. T. Gen. Ss. COX
Mutnal Union As 108
N.J. C. Int, Cert.. JUS
Northern Pac.lsu... 11794
Northern Pac. Ms.,.113
Nortliwestern cons..l41t
Korthw'n dbres. Ss. 1073C
.115
..100
u. S. 4)4scoup
Pacific as or 'K5 109
Louisiana stamp. 4s, 67
Mlssoui-163
Tenn. new set. 03....107X
Tenn. new set. 5s.... 99,4
Tenn. new set. &.... 60j
Canada So. 2ds. 101
Cen. Pacificists 107
Den. ft R. G. lsts....l!S
Den. SR. G. 4s.. .. S2H
Den.Jtlt G.Wcstlsts
Erie 2ds 107M
M., K.&T. Gen. 05.81)4
Oregon&Trans. 6s...
St. L. A I. M. Gen. 5s H
St. L. & 8. F.Gen. M.109X
St. Paul consols. 123
St. P.. C. &P. 1SU....118
T. P. L. G. Tr. Rets. SH
T. P. R. O. TT. Rets. 31
Union 1'ac. lsis lus
west snore.. ..;... ...iusw
R. O. W. lsta 80X
Bank Clearings.
New York Clearings, $122,822,111; balances,
$7,033,176. .
Bostox Clearings, $13,365,225: balances,
$7,729,828. Moni-y. 1H per cent. Exchange on
New York, 1616o discount.
rniLAPEtrniA Clearings, $10,020,377; bal
ances. $1,946,170. "Money, 3 per cent.
Baltimore Clearings,. $2,053,103; balances,
$386 761. Money, 6 per cent.
New OaLEAitsi-Clearlngs, $1,772,193 10. New
York exchange, commercial, 50c per $1,000;
.bank, $1 60 per $1,000 premium.
ST. Louis Clej rings, $6,067,587: balances)
$110,332. Money 56 per cent. Exchange on
New York, 90c premium.
Cuicaoo MOnov easy at ' 16 per cent.
Clearings, $13,839,287. New York exchange.
2530c premium.
THE HOME MARKETS.
COUNTRY BUTTER IN LARGE SUPPXT,
AND PRICES TENDING LOWER.
Eges Steady at Quotations Corn and
Hay Firm, Tflth Wheat and Flour Fairly
Steady Groceries Quito Active at Old
-Figures.
Office or Tuk Dispatch, )
PiTTsmmo, Tiuday, April 29.
Cotjntry PRODUCE--Jobbing prices
Eeceipts of country butter are heavy," and
prices show a downward drift. Ohio cream
ery is dull at quotations and Elgin is steady.
The egg market is firm. It is evident' that
eggs are at .their lowest point for this season,
and in this faith dealers are placing .large
quantities Into cold storage. The recent
cold weatherhas checked receipts of South
ern vegetables, and prices in this line are
steady. Poultry is in short supply, and
markets are firm at quotations. The week's
receipts of bananas have "been large. Already
20 carloads have been received, and 10 more
cars are due on Saturday. Choice stock
holds np well in spite of large receipts, but
common and low gindes are very slow.
AFPLXS $i 603 CO per barrel.
BCTTER-Creamcry. Elgin. 252Sc: Ohio brands.
21022c:- common country butter, 14l5c; choice
country roll, 15lSc.
Ukass New York and Michigan pea. ft 7S1 85:
marrowfat. S2 lo2 23: Lima beans, 3J43Xo per
lb:-hand picked medium, fl 701 75.
Beeswax Choice, 33(334c per lb; low grades, a
25c. .
BUCKWnitAT Floub New, 2X24C per lb.
Cheese-Ohio choice. 11412c: new Ohio cheese.
104llc; New York cheese, 12wl24c: llmhuruer.
1313ic: Wisconsin sweitrer.fu rcream,13J14Jic:
imported sweltzer, 20a)2S)ic.
Cider Country elder. $5 005 50 per barrel; sand
refined. G 507 00: crab elder, $7 5Q8 00.'
Cbanbekkiks Per box, 1 2Sl 50; per barrel.
$5 006 00.
Ecos Strictly fresh. 14c; goose eggs, 43o V
dorcn : duck eggs, 2325c.
Fkatiiers Extralire geese, 575Sc; No. 1, 48
60c 9 lb: mixed lots. 2S35c.
Dried Fruits Peaches, haWes. 5e; evapora
ted apples, 7a8c: apricots, 9llc; blackberries. 5J
6c: raspberries, ISfflllSljC: huckleberries, 7c; Cali
fornia peaches. "9)$c
Honet New crop white clover, 16317c; Cali
fornia honey. 12irc -p Tt.
Maple Svmjr-New. 601565c gallon.
Maple 8uoAn-5a8c ? lb.
OxtON Sets Yellow Erie, $5 00(88 59; Jersey,
(5 Waf CO.
POULTRT AHve-Chlckens, 90c$l 00 per pair;
live turkeys. 13ZJ13C & lb: ducks, 8090c a palr
ltvegecse, $1 15l 25 a pair; dressed chickens, l&a
16c ff lb: dressed turkejj, lG18c f. 15; dresseu
ducks, 1617c a lb.
Potatofs Carload lots, on track. 30T5c: from
store, iOfSHx a bushel: Jersev sweets, S2 503 50 per
barrel: new. (3 0KS10 00 per barrel.
Seeds 'Western recleaned medium clover. Job
bing at (785: mammoth. $3 00: timothy, tl 55 for
IWlme and $1 60 for choire; blue grass, 2 632 80:
orchard grass. $1 50: millet, $1 15: German. $1 30;
Hungarian, tl 10; fine lawn. 25c f) lb: seed buck
wheat, t 40l 50. .
strawberries 3033c per box.
Tallow Countrv, ic: city rendered, 4Jic
Tjiorior. FnctTS T.mnnns: lancy Messina, $3 50
03-75: Florida oranges, Jd C06?3 Via box; Blesilnas,
$2 7o3 00: bapiu is. $1 50(31 75 firsts, SI am 2 sec
onds: Persian dates. 4foc per pound: layer flgs,
12I4c per pound: plneappl-s. 55r apiece.
Vegetables Cahhare, New Florida, $3 00350
a crate: old, f2 002 50 a barrel; green onions,
!0c a dozen: jellow Uanver, S2 002 25 a bar
rel: new Bermuda onions. 2 50 a box; new
Florida tomatoes, $2 tjGt&3 00 a bushel crate: Ber
muda potatoes. S9 009 50 a barrel:plnach.81 5017
abarrel: new beets. 40H5c i dozen: asDarieus. 30a .
40c a bunch: kale, fl 251 50 a barrel; radishes, 2
35c per dozen: parsnips. 2 WB)Z 25: newpcis. fl 25
l 50 a basket: green beans. S2 753 00; cucumbers,
fl 001 25 per dozen.
Groceries.
The movement is active and volume of
trnde Is larger this week than last. Sugar
and coffee aro stoady at quotations, and
canned goods nre slow.
Grefn Coffee Fancy, 2P22Jfc: choice Rio,
2122c; prime, 19c; lowgrade Klo, 1718c; old Gov
ernment Java, 2729c: Maracalbo,2122sc: Mocha,
2S29c; Sintos, 21S2iic: Caracas, 23)a24c; La
Gayua, 21K22ic t
Roasted (In papers) Standard brands. 19.15c;
high rgrades. 222Sc: old Government Java,
bulk. 31K33c: Jlaracalbo, 12321c: Santos, 19K
25c: peaberry, 261c: choice Rio, 21Sc: prime Klo,
20c: good Rio, 19$c; ordinary. I7l8c.
bpiCES (whole) Cloves, 1012c: allspice, 10c;
cassia. 8c: pepper, 12c: nutmeg, 70S0c.
petroleum (jobbers' prices) no" test.6c; unio.
150. 7Kc:
c: headlight, 150u test. 6c: water wnite.
7U(3t8c: fflobo. 14T314HC: elalne. 13c: carnadlne.
, lie;
rtiyaune, jc;reaoii, lujstguc; uuriby, nc;oieine,
21e.
Mixers' Oil No. 1 winter strained, 332H0C per
gal, ; summer, 3537c: lard. 5253c.
Syrcp Corn syrup. 24(5Sc: choice sugar syrup,
S4(a.tSc: prime sugar syrup, 3032c; strictly prln.e,
28S30C.
N. O. Molasses Fancy new crop. 4042c:
choice, 4041c; old crop, JG3Sc; N. O. syrup, 41
60c.
SOD A Bl-carb. In kegs, 34'33Vc: hl-carb. In Hi.
54c:bl-carb. assorted pickages, 53ioc; sal soda,
in kegs, I4c; do granulated. 2c
'-";. . " . . r i.i- ....-... . .. ,-.
vakdles aiar. iiuiweigni, vcisiearine, per set.
BWc: paralllne. ll(312c.
ItlCE 2
Head CaroUna. 6436Mc: choice. SMiawc:
Louisiana, ygo'ic.
STARCii-rearl, Sc; corn starch, 5X6'4c; gloss
starch. 5H4!Vc.
Foreiun Fruit Layer raisins. f2 00:v London
larer. $2 25: Muscatels. ?l 75; California Muscatels.
ir-40l 69i Valencia 554c: Ondara Valencia. 6
64c: sultana. 813-: currants. 3J4(rt)3Vc: Turkey
prunc. 445!sc; French prnnes, 89sc; cocoa
nuts, f( 100. $6 00; almonds, Liu.. ? lb. 20c: do
lrlca, 17c: do shelled, 50c; walnuts. Nap., 1314c;
Slcllv llllierts, lie; Smyrna flgs. 1211c: new dates.
554r: Brazil nuts, id pecans, 13llc: citron,-
lb. 2122c; lemon peel, 10c "3 lb: orange pcel.U2c.
A'OARS Cubes, 42&"c: powdered, 4c:granulated,
4Kcicoufectlnners. 4Mc; soft white. 4S4(fl4fic: jel
low, choice, 33jfaHc: jellow, good. 3J3c; yellow
fair. 33(c. ,
PlCKi.KS Medium, bbls (1,200), ?4 CO; medium,
hair bbls (600), 2 CO. ,
Salt No. i. pcrbbL 1 20: No. 1 extra, per hair
bbl, tl 10; dairy, pcrhbl, si 20; coarsd crystal, ner
bbl. -.0; Hlggtns' Eureka. 4-bu sack. 8280; Hig-
gins- r.ureka. in 14-id paexcis, ? 1 w. 1
Caxned Hoods Standard peach
7 s-
SI 90:
2nds. ;l 301)31 40: extra peaches, oo2 19: pic
peacpes. 8.V.1.DOC: finest corn, si -Xgli 00; llfd. Co.
lorn, St (X)l 10; red cherries. fJITOgl 10: Lima
beans. SI 35; soaked do. 35c; stringed do, SOjM-V:
marrowfat peas. 90ct 10; soaked peas, C073c;
pineapples. l 20fll 30; Bahama do. f2 00; damson
plums. 81 00: green gages, tl 85: fgg plums, fl 00;
California apricots, I 752 10: California pears,
r: 102 30: do green gages, $1 W: do egg plums,
I 85: extra white cherries, S2 03fii 55; raspberries.
J I 15(31 25; strawberrien. 93ci 10: gooseberries.
1 OOwl 05; tomatoes. OOOOoc: salmon. I-lb ctns,
$1 3ffil SO: blackberries. 70c;,Bifccotash. 2-lb cans,
soaked. 90c: do Krcen.--.2-lb. or na tLssi so: corn
beef, 2-1hcans. tl 6j(gil 70; 1-lb cans, 1 a); baked
be ins. 81 431 53; lobster. 1-ib cans. $2 2: mack
erel. I-lli cans, boiled, fl 50; sardines, domestic,
U. ft M53 05: 4. f0 25: sardines. Imported. .
$liOl 60: urdlnes. Imported, X&. ?s 00; sardlues.
mustard. (3 15; sardines, spired, .1 15.
Fish Extra No. 1 bloater mackerel. J24 00 per
bbl; extra So. 1 do mess, (21,00: No. 2 shore mack
erel. flO 50; No. 2 large mackerel. S18 00: No. 3
large mackerel, fl6 60: No. 3 small mackereLflo 00.
Herring-Split. (3 50: laV.e. SI73"per Ipo-lD bbl.
Mihltellsli, f7 50 per 1007lhhalf bbu Lake trout,
to 50 per hair bbl. Flnoai haddlcs, 10c per lb. Ice
land halibut, 12c per lb. Pickerel, hair bbls, $4 00:
quarter hbl, ft 60. Holland herring, 75c. WiiHtolf
uernng. uuc.
Oatjjeal-44 504ri.
Grain, Fonr and Feed.
There was but oe sale on call at the Grain
Exchange, namel) , a c.ir of No. 1 timothy
bay at $14 25, 0 da'rs. Receipts as bulletined,
22 cars. By Pittiburg and Lake Erie 2 cars
of hay, 1 or fWr. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and St. Louis 1caT of bay, 1 of oat, 2 of corn. ,
By Pittsburg, fft. Wayne and Chicago Kiiil
iv ay Scars ot oats,i of rye, of hay, lor
feed, 2 or middlings, 2 or fiour, 1 of barley.
Corn and hay 'are firm nt a siinde higher
prices
than have nrevailed for the nast
week. Mlllfcedla quiet at quotations. Wheat
nun iiuur arc nieuuy at quotations. .Receipts
or hay havo been very light the past lew
days, and markets hero nre very bare.
Following prices aro lor carload lots on
track. -Dealers charge an advance from
store: '- , -
WlIEAT-Qfo. 2 red. 9098Xe: No. 3 red. 9293e.
CORX Nib. 2 rellnw mr. ifOMHUc: hls-h mixed
ear, 7(07Mc; mixed ear. ffl47C-Tio.'
J7-VA. vellnw
ll.SS?- HJiS..
mixed shBlhTd. tfHStSa.
""T r" '
UATS-aiO, 1 oats, MHA370I 90.
0. I wmi wt
S6e: extra No. 3 oats, S4J42Sc: mixed oats, 33Ji
34c.
BYE No. 1 Pecnsrlvanla and Ohio. 8889c; No.
2AVestcrn.8587c.
Floub Jobbing prices Fancy spring patents,
14 S?5 10: fancy winter patents, f4 836 10: fancy
straight winter. H 50S04 75; rancv siraignt apnn,
4 504 75: clear winter. f4 254 50: straight
MlLLrEED No. 1 white middlings. J1S 50(319 00
per ton: No. 2 white middlings, f IS 6(17 60: brown
middlings, f 18 001C 50: winter wheat bran,f 16 503
10 75: chop feed, lis 0017 00.
HAY-Balert tlmothv. choice. fl4 50(315 00: tlo. 1.
fl4 50(514 75; No. 2, $12 0C12 M: clover hay. Ill 53
12 00: loose from wagon, S16 00(318 00. according
in quality; prairie ha, 89 5010 00; packing hay,
13 5000.
STRAW-Oats. 7 007 25; wheat, to OOSO 50; rye,
7 0D7 23.
Provisions.
Sugar cured hams,large f 9H
Sngarcured haras, medium .. 10
Sugar enred hams, small 1014
Sugar cured California hams 7
Sugar cured b. bacon 9
Sugar cared skinned hams, large 10
Sugarcuredsklunedhams, medium 10
Sngarcured shoulders 0
Sugar cured boneless shoulders 7
Sugar cured skinned shoulders 7
Sngar cured bacon shoulders A
Sugar cured dry-salt shoulders 514
Sugar cured beef, rounds - 12
Sugar cured beef, sets 9
Sugar cured beer, flats 8
Bacon, clear sides, 30 lbs "H
Bacon, clear bellies, 20 lbs 74
Dry salt clear sides, 30 lhs average t
Dry salt clear sides, 20 lbs average 7M
Messporl:. heavy 13 00
MessporR. family 13 00
Lard, refined, in tierces !y.
Lard, rcflned, in one-halfbbls M?
Lard, refined, ihM-lbtubs 5
Lard, refined. In 20- b pails 6K
Lard, refined, in 50-lb tin cans !H
Lard, refined, in 3-lb tin palls 6H
Lard, refined. In 5-lb tin pills 6
Lard, refined. In 10-lb tin palls 6!4
STATIONARY PRICES.
Bat Little Movement Either Way In Grain
or Provlslons-i-A Corner at New York
In April Corn News for Both Bolls and
Bears.
CHICAGO There was no decided move
ment in either direction in prices to-day, and
the close shows but little change in values.
In most cases, however, prices are slightly
higher, and April corn shows an advance of
lie, while the more deferred futures are up
onlyJic. This disparity In April is in J
sympathy with the advance .In that option
In Now York, whero thore seems to be an
April corner, tho price having advanced
there 12o from Sic to 63c. This movement
Beems to have srown out of the poor grading
of receipts, which has made the stocks of
contract com very light.
There was considerable bull news tolay,
and the bears also had some encouragement,
and between the two it was rather a hesi
tating market, but with a tendency to firm
ness. The Liverpool cables were a shade
weaker, and while It was still cold In the
Northwest the rain has ceased and farm
work; was being pushed vigorously. Killing
black frosts, however, were reported from
Kansas, where wheat has prozressed to the
point of showing the first Joint. On tho
other hnnd were the enormous export en
gagements reported yesterday, the largest,
it is said, ever reported lor one day, the
liberal engagements for cash wheat here
yesterday nnd the largo actual exports from
the seaboard reported this morning and the
ecneral backwardness ofthe teas on. Trade
was, however, rather slack, nnd the first
sales were at rather better prices, but soon
eased off. A firmer tone followed the re
port of liberal clearances, nnd tho decline
was recovered, with some more. There was
piessuie to sell May early, but it gradually
reoeded. At ono time July wa nearly o
premium, but later only abnnt c premium.
May opened c higher at 80c: w eakened to
toyic: rallied to 80JSC; weakened to BOJgC; ral
lied to and closed steady at 80e.
Corn opened c lower for Mav at tOfe,
with plenty for sale, and. it soon touched 40c.
There wns a steady advance to 40o: then ic
weakened to lOJsC, rallied about c and
Closed at 40c.
Oats quiet and steady, closing hisher.
Hog product opened low er, especially for
pork. The close was Arm. generally ut slight
advances over yesterdny's last figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rectedyby John M. Oakley & Co.. 45 Sixth street,
members ot.the Chicago Board,ofTra4e:
Open- High- Low- Clos-
Articlss. lng. est. est. ing.
Wheat, No. 2.
April. f 8054 f 80K 80'i tOH
May 80)4 801 80(4 80K
July UH 81H S0H 81M
CORK, NO. 2.
April 40J 40 40 40
May 40! 40 40 40X
Julr 39 Ky, 3i 7SH
OATS, No. 2.
May 2SM 28X 28M 28!
June '.8 8' 27 2D
July 27J., SSJfj 27,'a 28
Mess Pork.
May 935 955 935 950
July ..... 955 9 72,4 955 9 67K
Lard.
May 620 025 020 0 22S
Jaly 6 30 0 324 6 30 6 32)1
short Kids.
May 5 60 6 67 Sl 5 674
July 5 72K 5 77H 5 70 5 77,4
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dnll and unchanged: No. 2 spring wheat,
8IKc; No. 3 spring wh.nt, 79c; No. 2
red, S738c; No. 2 corn, 393i40Jc; No. 2
oats, 28Kc: No. 2 white. 3u2i3fc: No. 3
white, 29;30Kc; No. 2 rye, 71c; No.
2 barley, "6062c; No. 3, f. o. b., 60
60c: No. 4, f. o. b., 405ic; No. 1 flaxseed,
97c: prlmo timothy ee'l, $1 331 36. Mess
pork, per bbl., $9 509 52U. Lard, per 100 lbs..
$G22K25. Sliott rib sides (loose), $5 CTK
5 70; dry salted shoulders (boxeiij. $4 50
5 00: short clear sides (boxed), $6 176 30.
Whiskv.' distillers' finished coods. per iraL.
I $1 13. Sugars unchanged.
un cue 1 1 ounce AxcnaoKe 10-uay 1110 uui
ter mm kot was weaker: creamery, 1721)c;
dairy. 1520c Eggs, 13Klc.
NEW YORK Flour quiet. Comfhealqniet
and steady. Wheat Spot fair ana business
for export at lower prices: No. 2 rod, 92K In
store and elevator, 93K93Js;c afloat, 1IS930
f. o. b.: uniraded red, S5iiWJc: No. 1 North
ern, 93KS4JSc; No. 1 hard. 9595c:No. 2
Northern, 90c: No. 2 Chic.uro, 9IK3Kc;
No. 3 Chicaeo. 87g87?fici option's No. -i re'l.
April, 92K91c, closing nt 92o: Mav, 90
9oc,closlngat Kc: .lime, S0iiWc. closing
OOc: Julv, 90 3-l6;0Jgc, closinu at 90c;
August, 89(&)89o, cloalng at 89e; Sep
tember, 8989JsC, closing at 89Xc: October.
90Vi90c, closlnc at 90Uc; Decoinber, XiiQ
9.j5c. clcisinc at 92c: May, 1893. 93c. Rje
quiet; Western. E0K83c Corn spots un
settled nnd quiet: No. 2, 65c, nominal: un
graded tni-tod, 47K'r,-Kc; "teamer mixed,
47Jil9c; options April, 5165c, closing at
C5c; Mav, 470470. clOsinir at 47Jc; June,
45i-J45c, cioslnir at 45c; July, 45
45c, closing at 45c: August, 4Gc. Oil Is
spots weaker, dull: options, quiet, irreznlan
April, 33Jc; May, 3333Jic, closing at 33c;
June. 33J: July, 33kci No, 2 white, April,
S6V37c; spot No. 2 white, 36Kc: ml-ced
Western, 31K37c; white do, 3440c. Hay
unlet and firm. Hops quiet and steady.
Tallow quiet and steady, r-sgs linn: n est
ern. 15e. Pork in moderate demand and
steady. Cnt meats quiet: middles dull; short
clear, $0 CO. Lard opened weak, closed firm;
Western steam closed at $6 52M asked; op
tionsMay, $S5R JulV, $6 681 59, closing at
$C 61: August, $G 67. Butter in moderate de
mand and steady; Western dairy, 1213c:
do creamery, 1BQ2Sci da factory. 1112c;
Elgin, 22K-3e- Cheese in fait demand aud
Arm.
PHILADELPHIA Winter floors firmer:
springs quiet nnd sternly. Whe.it firm; No. 2
1 ed, April. GG96c; May, 93K9c: Juno nnd
July, 91K92c. corn Arm; curloto quiet and
steady; No. 4 in grain depot, 45c: No. 3 in
export elevator, 44Vc: steamer In do,
4G4CXe;No. 2 in do. 474?Ke: No. 2 yellow.
SOUc: No. 2 mixed. April, 4747Kc: May, 47
47Hc; June, 45i45jc; July, 45JJ4S1GC.. Oats
Curiots steauy: lnturcs bejond this
month dnll and a shado lower: No. 3
white, 28Kc: No. 2 white, April, 37K3SJc:
May, SemS'ic: Jun . 36436c; July, 36
87c. Butler linn forflnog(Mds;l'ciinsylvaiiltt
creamery, 223c; do print, extra. 283lc.
E igs steady: l'ennsylvania firsts, 1415c.
rtAI,Tij:4BEWlient casv: No. 2 led. Knot
aiiirao-iVr Anrll. 51ZSTiac: Mav. 93ffS93U
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Juue,
Corn
47K17Kc: 5Ir. 4CJ46Jc: June, 45K15Kc;
Jmy, 44B,'c: stuamor lnixea, 4j,jsia;sc.
Oats quiet; l. 2 whtto Western, 38J9c;
No 2 mixed do, 3ii13. Rye quiet; Ji 2,
85c asked. Ilav firin; good to choico tlra-othj-,
$15 00!6 00. Provi1ons steady. But
ter steady. ;gs firm at 14e.
ST. LOtil!: Flour quiet 'and unchanged.
Wheat No. 2 red cash, 85c: May closed,
iSKc: Julv, nyiQlVic Corn Cash lower.it
3J)i33c: options .u.ont as j-csterday; May
cloied, 36c: Jnlv. 36?c Oat" loner; cash,
29Kc; May, 29Vc:"Jiil,27Ke. Butter steady;
creamery, 19.-2e; d.iiry, D20o. Etss firm
nt llc. J'lovieions quiet. Pork Jobbing
at $10 23. Lard; $6 60.
CINCINNATI Flour quiet. Wheat firm:
No. 2 red, 9192c. Corn firmer and dnll: No.
2 mixed, 43jc. Oati quiet and easier at 31
31Kc Hi e steady nt 81c. Pork firm at $9 7o.
Lard firm at $0 00. Bulk meats firmer at
$5 70. Bacon firm .md quiet at $6 70. Biittor
weaker; Elgin creamery, 24c; Oliio,2021c;
dairy roll, 12013c. Eggs stiong ut ilc.
Cheeso quiet.
EW OULKAN Sugar firm; open kettlo
choice, 3Kc: fully fair to prime. 3: good
common . to good fair, 2 13-lC3c; com
mon 22U-lCc; inrerior,2ViC centrifugal",
choice el!ow clarlfled, 3c; prime do,3Ji
3 13- 16c; off do, 33c; seconds, 2 9 163c.
Molas&es linn; ctnimuignls, strictly prime.
19c: good piimc 1617c;-fair to prime, 10
13c; common to good common, 69c.
MILWAUKEE! Flonr quio-. Wheat
"IUICH.1UJ,WC flO.1 spring, OS": ii. lorcil-
em. 80c. Cor.i ateidv! Xn. 8. aauenoa. Oat"
aotiVUj NO. 9 WliltiJieMctNo. 8T10. SO0S1O. I
J"iioy uuii jiu, iwu( swbio, oisjowc. ajn 1
dull: No, 1, 80c Provisions firmer. Pork
.July, $9 70. Lard-July, $6 32
MINNE 4,POLtS W heat-rNo. 1 Northern,
April closed at 78Jc:-May, opening, 79c;
highest, 79c: lowest, 78?fi78Kc; closing, 78Kc;
July, openlmr. SJe: highest, 81e: lowest,
81c: closlmr, 81Jc. On track. No. 1 hard,
81 Wc; No. 1 Northern, 80y$c; No. 2 Northern
76c.
DCLTJTH No. 1 hard, cash, Ke: Mav,
83c: June, StJic; July, Sskc; Jfo.-l Northern,
cash, S0c; April, 78Uc; May, 80Kc; June, 8c;
July, 83c; No. 2 Northern, cash. 87c; No.
3. 69c; rejected, C2c: on track. No. 1 hard, 83c;
No. 1 Northern, 80c. '
KANSAS CITY Wheat slow; No. 2 hard,
72o; No. 2 red. 81S2c Corn firm: No. 2 mixed,
SGc; No. 2 white, 37c. Oats steady but dull;
No. 2 mixed, 23Kc; No. 2 white, 2930c.
Butter quiet and weak at S23c. Eggs firm
and higher at lie
TOLKDO Wheat steadier: No. 2, cash,
B0Jc; Mav, 90c; June. SSc: Julv, 84c;
August, 83!j8. Corn dull and ste.idyf No. 2,
cash, 41c; No. 3, 39c: No. 4, 380. Oats quiet;
cash, 30c
iiye dull; cash, 73c.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Receipts, Shipments anal Prices at
East
Liberty and All Other Yards.
Office of TnE Dispatch. I
PITT3BUKO, FridaAT, April 29. 1
Cattle Receipts, 1,030 head: shipments, 1,003
head; market, nothing doing; all through
consignments. No cattlo shlppod' to New
York tolay.
Hogs Receipts, 3,200; shipments, 2,800;
market active; all arrades, $4 80t 95. Four
teen cars hogs shipped to New York to
day. Sheep Receipts, 900; shipments, 300; mar
ket slow and unchanged.
By Telecrapb,
New Tork Beeves Receipts, 4861
head.
lrciudlnsr 34 cars for sale: market teady:
native steer. IS 7504 75; Texan. $3 65; bulls
and cows, $1 f035i5: dressedbeef steady at
fJSo; shipraentH to-day 600 beeves and 1,404
quarters of beef; to-morrow, 1,206 beeves
and 8,333 qnartorsofbenf. Calves Eeceipts,
772 bead, market opened firm and higher,
closed dull and lower: veals, $4 005 25; but
termilk calves, $2 002 55. Sheep Beceipts,
5 012 head; market ic lower: unshorn sheep,
$6 306 60: clipped do, $4 62k5 "3; unshorn
lambs, $S 507 50: clipped do. $6 12K6 55:
dressed mutton dull at 9llc; dressed
lambs lower at 10Ji12c. Hogs Receipts,
5,733 head, consigned direct: nominally firm
at $4 905 3a
Chicago Cattle Receipts, is 000 head;
shipments, 4,000 bend: market 10J)20e lower;
good to choice, $4 254 75: others, $3 504 00;
cows, $2 503 25. nogs Receipts, 30,000 head;
shipments, 15,000 bead; market slow and
lower: rough and common, S4 004 40: mixed
and packers, $4 454 55; prime heavy anil
butchers' weights, $4 GO4G5: light, $4 40
4 CO. Sheep Receipts, 4,000 head; shipments,
2,C00bead: market strons to higher: na-tlvo-
$3 33; Texans $4 006 00; Westerns,
$6 006 40; iamb?, $3 5006 80.
Buffalo Cattle Receipts. 72 loads
tbronzh, 8 sale: market easier. Hogs'
Receipts, to loads tbrmigh.20 sale: market
opened strong, but weakened: heavy snide",
$4 004 93: packers and medium", $4 9505 00.
Sheep and lambs Receipts, 9 loads throush,
40 sale; market very dull and demoralized
on Blieep: lambs of jcood qnnlitv, steady:
sheep, extra fancy, wool, $6 2506 50; good
to choice. $6 006 2j; fair to good, $5 005 SO;
lambs, $7007 50,
Kansas Citv Cattle Receipts, 6,530 head;
shipment",, 900 head; steers w-re 10I5c
lower at $3 804 20; cows. $t 753 65; stock
ers and feedors weak nt 510c lower at $2 60
3 CO. Hozs Receipts, 9.7C0 head: ship
ments, 2,600 head; the market was fairly ac
tive and 6c lower: nil grades, $4 104 45:
bulk. $4 304 40. Sheep Receipts. l.bOO
head: shipment", 800 head: the market was
quiet and 1015 lower; muttons, $540.
St. Loa's Cattle Receipts, 810 head; ship
ments, 150 bead: market easier; no good
natives on sale; top for Texans, $3 0.
Hogs Receipts. 4,469 head: shipments, 5,100
head; market, 610c, lower; fair to choice
heavv. $4 504 62J: mixed, ordinary to rrood,
$4 004 50; light, medium to bestW 404 45.
Sheep Receipts, 3,400 head; shipments,
none; markot slow but steady; top on good
Texans, $5 20.
Cincinnati Hoprs strong; common and
light, $3 604 53; packing and batchers', $4 25
4 60; receipts, 4.400 head; shipments, 3,400
head. Cattle steady nt $2 254 00: receipts,
440 head: shipments. 1,040 head. Sheep dull
and weak at $4 25C 65; receipt", 325 head:
shipments, 100 head; lambs In rood demand,
but lowor; common to choice, $5 267 00 per
ICO pouirds.
Omaha Cattle Receipts, 5,600 head: mar
ket slow and 6!0c lower; common to prlmo
Bteers, $3 0Jl 25; Westerns, $2 733 40. Hogs
Receipts. 5,000 bead; markot weak nnd
6c lowen ll?hr, $4 25435; heavy. $4 204 30;
mixed, $4 254 30. Sheep Receipts, 1,000
head; marker "teady: natives, $4 506 10;
Westerns, $4 &06 00. Lambs, SI 50S 73.
Another War on Italian Frnlt Dealers.
Market Clerk Francis, of Allegheny, has
renewed the old fight against Italian fruit
dealers who have stands outside the mar
ket on the- sidewalks. The objection is
that they take up too much room and that
the space ought to be given to farmers and
market gardeners.
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814 PENN AVENUE. FITTSBUKO, PA.
As old residents know and hack Wei .
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2 permanent.
ms of nerv
hoas weakness, emissions.
spermatorrhea, lmpolency
and all effects of abuse or
excesses. Been prescribed
over 35 years in thousands
or cases: Is the only reu
sable and honest mealctne
L known. Afc drngvlsts fur
ore nnd A"
MOOD'S rilOSrHODElIZ IC
he offers some worthless medicine In pku.e of this.
leave his dishonest store, inclose price iiKieiter.
and we will send br return mall. Price, one pack
age. $1; six. . One will please, six will care
Pamphlet In plain sealed envelope, 2 stamps. Ad
dressTHE WOOD CHEMICAL CO.. 131 Wood
ward avenue. Detroit. Mich. Sold in Pittsburg by
Jos. FtEMISC & Soir, 412 Jlarket street.
del,-ol-eodwk
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED
SPANISH
NERVINE,
The great Span
ish Kemedv, Is
sold WITH A
W R I TTES
GUARANTEE
to cure all nerr-
ons1Isease.sucn
'as Weak Memorv
befohk and avteb usixo. Loss oriSraln Powers
Makefnlnes, Lo.t Jlanhood. Nightly Emissions.
Nervousness Lss!tu1e.all drains and loss of power
of the Generative Organs In cither sex caused br
ovcr-cxertion. youthful errors, or excessive nseof
tobacco, opium or stimulants. 31 perpaekagebr
mall:R torfi. With every order we GIVE A
n-p.lTTENGUARAJ.TEE TO CUKEor REFUND
MONET. Spanish 5Iedlcinc Co.. MadrM. Spain,
and Detroit. .Midi. Vorsaleb JOS. FI.K3I1.VO
SON. Pittsburg. ceS-X-irrrs
1llfBTH
Thoroughly,, Rapidly, Permanently Restored.
If Ton sre troffeTl 05 from Nerrcmaaefis, Debility. Lost OS
failing aianhocd. Impotency. Stunted Development at
any 01 the part. Weaknesa of Body nd fllli.). Worry
Error or youth or .Later Xxceaaes.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
THET2 is Hope foralL Toumi. Mlddls ined and oil Bnz.
TH0CS IYDS 09 THK 1T0RST C13ES IUTK TIILDHD TO OCS
E3I LrsiTK MITHOIrt Of HOIK TUKATMEIT.
MOST SCIENTIPIC antl STJCCESartn. JSVKK K2I OWJI
Abaolntely Unfailing Endorsed by the leadlos Medical
Vrsternlty. IH VESTIQATE- Book, cxpLuutlom. teittin-.
alala and endoriemenu mailed (xealedi FREE
7HX AK3I103 UZ21Z1L ZSZIZHTZ CO.. Cii, 0.1
ap30-D3uwS I
VIGOR OF MEN
Easily. Quickly, Permanently TCESTOTCEIX
AVEAKNE5S, NERVOUSNESS. DEBILITT.
and all the train oroyild, tho resnlts of ovor
work, sickness, worry, etc Fall strenirth.
(Icvelopment. and tone guaranteed in all
cases. Simple, natural methods. Immedi
ate improvement seen. Failure Impossible
2,000 references. Boole, explanations and
proofs mailed (sealed) free. Address
ERIE MEDICAL CO, BUFFALO. N. T.
JalO-W
DOCTORS LAKE
SPECIALISTS in all cases re
qnlrlnir scientific, and confl-
tlential treatment. Dr. S. K.
Lake, M. K. C. P. S.. Is the old-i
est nnd most experlencedspe-;
clalistin the city. Consult'
tion free and strictly confl-'
dentlal. Office hours, 9 to aud 7 to 8 r. jc; t
Sunday. 2 to 4 r. k Consult them person,
ally or write. Docrons Laki, cor. Penn avr
and Fonrth t. Pirt'hnr'. Pi. Je3-T -e
!8,MARSTUN3$,TorB?c.
Kervous JebllltT. Lost 3Xanl.
Impotence. Lack or Developm
Kidney and lli adder Ulorder, SI
Mwents, Varicocele and all Uisea.
broutcht on by Imprudence or neglect.
Without Stoiaacb Sledlclne.
iLr never failed In ten years. Illustrative
Treatise fTtee, aent sealed. Address,
H,nTrnH pcrrjYco.igpijixhira.HfwroBC.IlL.
Jal3-55rrswk
"We send the marvelous French
KemeJr CALTHOS rree, and a
Ial guarantee that Calthos will
STOP Discharge it EkImIihm,
CURE HpermntorrheikVarieMela
ud HESTOHE Lost Tleor.
- Use it and pay rf satisfied.
Addr..VON MOHL CO.,
Solo Imorlcaa JtffeafiS CladBBftU, Oklo.
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DR. MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
A remedy nsed . for many years by an old
physician with great success. It Is a per
fectly safe and reliable remedy and Is sno
cessfiilly used as a monthly corrective br
thousands of ladles. Beware of imitations.
Ask for Dr. Mott's Pennyroyal Femalo Fills
and take no other, or encloso 31 and we will
mail you a box securely sealed in plain pa
per. Price $1 per box, six for $5.
pitjiurrs cii.js.ai. co.,
Cleveland, O.
Sold at wlioleale and retail by Jos. Flemlnf
& Son. Plttsbnnr. Pa, de31-rrs
r ABOOKFOBTnTMILllON FREffV
QME TREATMENT
S WITH MEDICAL ELECTHICITr'
.For all CHRONIC, OROANIO and
NERVOUS DISBASE8 is both sexes.
ItOTao BlttlIlTOarAdtht.lMAk kAArm
THE PERU CHEMICAL CO., MUWAfflU. WIS
SEUTOUSSCTFEREHMN-rayaathfal
errsn, Ims ef Saalf Tiger, waiting weakaeBa,
Varlcocele.ctcI haTe a sealtire rraedr'artlie
Vwafnmnlsmtarul fc It HM tllOtllJUlfJt of eMrat til WOTlt klBtl
andef lone$taa4bQhmTb4)tnit4redtobeaIUia l
Ae witrrwffiiitTyfJthiniUWTatlrepowtnthatlwUlindarBej
fia TalzedptMkaee -o trhnr. toanr aiBicted afferer.
Atldreut J)Jt. P. U. CLAJil-X, Eat Umdilmm, Cobs
ELECTRIC BELT
With Electro-Maenetic Susgensory
iairsi faients' Best Improvements!
Will cure wlthont medicine all Weakness resulting
from over-ttxatlon of brain, nerve rorces. cx
cees or Indiscretion, as cihinstlon. nervous de
bility, sleeplessness, languor, rhenmatlsm. kid
ney. Uvcr and bladder compLnlnts, lame back, lnm- I
"!. - w..v. Kciin.i j-hc ...u. k,... .. v .
trie Belt contains wonderful Improvements over
all others, and (fives a enrrent that Is Instantly rolt
ly wearer or we forfeit 3,000. and will care all of
e above tidlscases or no payw Thonands hayv v
en cored hvthis marvelons Invention after Jul
ier remedies fallefl; and we give hnndreds of
tlmonlals in tbl nd everr other y tale,
r Powerlnl IMPROVED ELECTRIC 8U3
l!Ki". the jrreatest boon ever offered weak
FREE with ALL PELTS. Health and vtjror
renzth GUARANTEED in CO to Wdars. Send1
lustrated pamphlets, mailed, sealed, fn.
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