HggttBgg8gBBEgreflresSa36E
s ' r-f- f?wjW!Ti?if5y
-TTi-
-s - -
x r?
VTHE PITTSBUTIG DISPATCH. THURSDAY. JUNE 2, 189a
11
LIVE STOCK REVIEW.
Prime Light fleeves Xol m Sufficient
Supply This Week and
PRICES BETTER THAN FORMERLY.
low
Grads Stocic and Ueavj Cattle no
longer in Demand Here,
SHEEP LOWER AND SfflXE' STEADY
Office or The DisrATCH, J
PlTTSBURO, WEDSESDAY, Julie 1.
There have been all told about 62 carloads
of cattle on the market at Cast Liberty
yardi this week, against 72 loads last week.
More than one-half of this week's offerings
were iroui Chicago. Monday being a holi
day buyers were present in smaller force
than usual, and markets were draggy on all
grades excepting prime light beev.es,
weighine from 1,000 to 1,150 lbs. This grade
was .not in supply sufficient ior demand,
and all offered were, promptly taken at
strong last week's prices. All other grades
were dull and slow. There
was little or no demand for
feeders or heavy cattle. The latter have
cens-ed to be a quantity at the East Liberty
yards. A, load of 1.500-B beeves well up to
prime was held at H 75 but had to be sold
below this licurc A load of light prime cat
tle was sold at $4 75, which was the top or
the maiket. Fresh cows weie not in as
lame supply this week as Inst and choice
stocic found ready yilo while common was
slow nt a decline. Sales were reported at
$45 O'J and $50 00 per head. Calves were in
light supply and market were Arm at a
slight advance. Choice vealers were sold as
hish as $5 85.
Sheop The run was the largest of the sea
son. There weic over SO carloads on sale
Monday, mid a dozen or more have been re
ceived since. Markets are weak and slow at
a decline of not less than 25c per cwt from
pi ices ot la-r week. Hogs were in larger
supply this week than last, but prices are
practically unchanged. Top price of Fhlia
delphlas was $5 10. This morning there were
but four loads on sale and markets were
barely steady.
A Uto Stock Firm's Review.
Following is tne report or the week's
transactions by Holmes, Bricgts Co.:
We report 60 cars of cattle on sale Monday
against 68 loads on Monday of last week.
Thirty-six of those, were from Chicago and
the balance from Ohio and Indiana. The
a erase quality was about the same as last
week. The attendance of buyers was lifflit
on account of Decoration Day. We were
counting on a srood maiket, and no doubt
would have had it but lor the holiday. Yet
good, smooth butchering grades were
mlly as strong o. for the
p st two weeks, while quite common
grades w eisrliing 900 to 1,000 were plentiful
and weie dull at a shade loner than last
week's prices. Fresh cows were quite plenty
and all except 'Ood kinds w ere slow sale at
lowrr prices. We quote sood to priire 1,400
to 1,500 steers at 54 SO&t 05; good 1,100 to 1,300
S4 lu'gl SO; good 1,000 to 1.100. $4 lf4 30; com
mon and mixed, 300 to 1,000, $3 603 90: (at
cos ana bulls, $2 25Q3 50; fresh cons and
J.pnngers, $20 0C45 o per head.
Kecipts of hogs on Monday wore about
10 cars, which were fully equal -to de
mand, and, on account of Monday be-in-;
a Holiday, the trade was very slow at a
shade lower prices than the close of last
"vreek. Since Monday receipts have been
nignr, and demand light at about Monday's
prices. This morning the demand is better,
and maiket docs linn. We quote sqk-ct
tops at 3 10; good mixed, $5 W3 05: Bet
Yorkers and Baltimore hogs. $5 U5Q5 10:
common Yorke and pigs, $4 754 U0.
There neioSi loads ot sheep on sale Mon
day against 25 loads on samo dav of last
neck, which, on account of Now'Vnrtms.
ins off, were in excess of demand and trade -J
ruieu sio. at sirongi'u cents lower than last
w eek. Since Monday New York has made
another uad bieak and with light receipts
here prices are off anothei quarier.
We quote rood to prime at $5 00
5 i5; tair, $4 754 90; common, 2R3c; punie
earlings, $3 753 00; lair, $5 53 50: com
mon, i4 50g5 00.
SjIte Since I-ast Report.
Following are somo of the ptincipal sales,
show ingdriltof markets:
Laffertv Bros. A Hidden: Calve.- head. 970 lbs.
f.",70. Hoes 51 bead. S.20 11)5, J4 95. Sheep "'
head. "JO. 0(0 11)8, U S3: 53 head. 4.5CO lbs, J4 95-43
lK-a.l. 3.-JMI lbs, Sii 30; 16 haul, 13.5S01bs. 11 85-194
head. 10, W lbs, S5 oo; :5& head, 2600 lbs. M ! 359
head. 31,1m lbN 4 S5.
Holmes. UricjT'.i Co: Cattle 21 head, 28.250 lbs
H W): 13 head. 12.510 lbs. 3 60; 21 head. 20.720 lbs.
it 95; 8 head. 6.B7U lhs, S3 110: 4S calves. 5.830 lb?
-" CO: 139 calves, 16.SS0 lbs. Si 75. Hogs-59 head.
11.2i0 lbs. t 05: 53 head. 6.700 lbs. SI Ml; 69 head
head. 4.4SK) :b-, S3; 75 head, 5,4'JO lbs. So 2s!
,uauiu. rid. sniep-Ml neau. 4.470 lbs. S3 CO: 55
Joluillrswil Co.: Cattle-13 head. 15.000 lbs
SI 12S:4hfd. 4.0Mbs, H 00; 9 calves, l.sooibs,'
S.7S. lloj-73 hrsd, 10.170 lbs, J3 CC; lis head
18. 450 lbs. Sj 00:60 htad, 10.110 lbs 05; 120 head'
17. OJ) lbs. S4 75: 73 head. 11.970 lbs, $5 03. Sheen-'
81 head. 7. 190 lbs, 4 Su: 221 head. 20,67i. lbs S 40
241 head. 2U.7101h S 5: 117 bead. D.5I0 lhs. U Zi'
4V, head. 3S.S10 lhs (0: 121 heaa, 14,970 lbs. S5 u:
140 head, 12,80) lbs, .' 25
MeCall, Howlen Jt New-burn: Cattlc-12 head 8.930
lbs. S3 50: 17 head. Is, 670 lbs. $4 (0; 7 head. S.910 lbs.
1 50; 44 calves. 5.320 lbs, S5 sj; 43 calves. 5.050 lbs
SI 75. Hoes 61 Head, H.:jj01bs, f5i5;75 head lsT
55 lbs J 05; 83 head. 14.700 lhs 5 00: 174 heai "4 .
KM lbs I 05: 65 head. 11.400 lbs. So CO. Sheen-232
head, 21.610 lb. $5 50; 232 head. 18.070 lbs. U 70- 124
head. 11.32'J lbs. V 30; 52 head. 4.5S01bb, tli 45'; 69
head, 6.550 lbs 5 35.
! cneter. l.inthorn A Co.: att'e-11 bead.
40. -00 lbs. 13 80; 5 head. 5,200 lbs. f4 10: 4 head
.25011. H 15. Hog101 head. 17.1150 lbs 5 00: 3
hcad.l2,-anlb3.J5."i5;87head.l6,740lbs 51u; oliead.
173 lbs. $4 o. hetp 05 head. 10. 40 J lhs. 5 50-1
head, 9,110 lbs. J-J v); 53 head,3.4alb8. U 50: 114
head, 9.410 lbs. S4 30; 132 head. 9.740 lbs:t5.40 .
head. 20.44J lbs. J5 15; 20: 1 ead. 16. 790 lbs SJ CO.
187 head. 15 650 lbs, fi ).
..8S.,B l1"'!'-'0-: battle 18 head. 28,490 lbs
fl 62k: 15 head, lo.2301bs. 4 23; 6 head. 5.780 lbo.
SI 25: 12 call es. 1.62U lbs. i su; lOcalvea. 1.42U lb.
N H.gs-5 head. 12.800 lbs. M 10: 51 head
9.320 lbs. fo 05: 72 head, 12.200 lbv. 5 10; 99 head 16.
8ijOIbs t-i 03; 149 head, u, 02U lbs. fo OO. Slieep-bO
head, 3,220 lbs. 5 (0: 13 head, L 260 lbe. $5 10
Huff. Hazelwood A Inihoff: Cattle 15 head. "L
lOi) lbs. Si 50: 9 cow and calves. J265; 83 calves
9.5O01bs, $5 75; 67 calves, 8.190 lbs, 85 8J. Holes
75 head. 11,950 lbs 5 W: 52 head, 9.100 lbs. !4 85- 83
head. 17.940 lbs 510;101 head, 20.S.I0 lbs. S3 05.
lieep-91 head. 5,1 lbs J4 50: 1C9 head, 6.750 lb
$4 75: 241 head. 19,550 lbs. $4 75: 81 head, 6.O50 lbs
4 S: 74 head. 4,)20 lhs. K 00; las head, 15.270 lbs
J4 90: 1 head. 12,2V) lbs. 85 30.
Drum. I.veri Co.: Cattle-21 head. 26.210 lbs.
t4 3. 1(1 head 14,490 lbs. H 60: 171iea4l. 21.160 lbs.
84 35: 12 head, 11,450 lbs. (3 75; 19 head, W.Gsoibs!
u !! Jtlwld' ,6-imo lbs W 25; 20 head, 2i;7501bs.
4 20: 23 head. 25.330 lb. 84 15: 12 calves J.780 lbs!
?r,V H.,",S 5!ca5' X-M lb8- M 10: head,
S-iSS1? LJ2: 'i.h,e!',: 1-'16' " W 00: -1 head!
10,, W lbs M: 74 head. 13,350 lbs, ' 00. ShceiC
r hf3s ''J9?tlbs- M: 72 Dead, 6.110 lbs, 40; 173
uvau, .u..7v tin, j m j.
Cattle Keceipts, 380 liead: shipments. 320
head; maikvt steady: prime. $4 504 75: fair
to good. $1 00j4 50; common,$3 004 00- bulls
cows and stagt., $1 50i 25; fresli cows, 15 00
40 00; no cattle snipped to Xeir Tork to
dav. Hogs Keceipts, 2,200 head; shipments. 1.700
head: maiket Arm; all grades, $5 005 15
five cars hogs shipped to Sew York to-day
Pheep Keceipts, 2,300 head; shipments!
1,600 head; market slow except on prime
grades; prime, $5 25(35 40; lair to good, f 4 50
5 00; common, $1 M3 ; vearlings, $3 50(2
6 25; spring lam us, $5 007 50.
By Telegraph.
w Tork Beeves Receipts, 1,163 head,
Including 23 cars for sale; market firm and
15" per 100 pounds higher; native steers, $4 20
g4 90 per 103 pounds; Colorados at $( 35: bulls
and dry cons at $2 053 35; dressed beef
steady at C7Jic per round: shipments to
day 150 beevt-s and 8,684 quaitcrs of beef;
to-morro , 620 beeves aud 10 sheep. Calves
Keceipts, 4,150 head; market active and
ifc per pound higher: veaN, $4 5..5 75 per
I11O pounds; buttermilk calves, a 253 75.
Sheep Keceipts, 8,451 head: sheep steady;
good lambs firm: common Jc per pound
lower; Pheen. $4 7506 25 per 100 pounds
lamlis, S6 009 00; dressed mutton Ann at P
lOVc per pound: dressed.lambs steady at 12
15cT Hogs Receipts, 9,079 head, consigned
direct; maiket nominally steady adVt 90
5 40 per 100 pounds.
Chicago Cattle Receipts, 14,000 bead;
shipments, 5,000 head; maiket steady; choice
to prime steei-s, M 25JJ4 75; others, $3 90
I 15; feeders, $3 253 75; steers, $2 753 20;
Hogs Keceipts, 38,000 head; shipments, 11,
000 nead: maiket active at 5gl0c higher:
rough and common, J4 004 50; mixed and
packers'. J4 7SR4 90;primo heavy and butcher
y. eights, f4 905 00; light, $4 70g4 90. Sheep
Receipts, 6,000 head; shipments, 3,000 head;
market active, heavy grades steadv and
others lower; clipped, Toxans J4 855 3j;
natives and lVcaterns cllnped, $5 155 65;
mmlis and yearlings, $5 55iS7 40; springlaiubs,
J7 358 00,
CnfTalo Cattle Receipts, 96 carloads
through, 1 sale; market steady aud firm.
Hogs Maiket slow and easier: hcavv, $5 00
5 10; jiackcrs and medium, $5 005 10; York
MS soail to best, S;5 005 05. Sheep and
Iambs Receipts, 11 carloads through, 6 sale;
market steady tor s'leep, easier lor lambs;
choice to fancy wethers. $5 255 65; fair to
rood sheep, ?5 255 65; clipped lambs, choice
to fancy, $5 75ii6 25. ' i
Kns City Cattle Receipts, 3,100 head;
shipments, 1 600 head; the market was steady;
"teers, $3 504 10 cows, 2 253 55; stockers
snd feeders, 3 153 30. Hogs Receipts, 14,
iOO head: shipments, 3,100 head; market for
common hogs was steady to good; hog
strong to 5c higher; closed weak; all grades,
$4 005 00; bulk, $4 654 S8. Sheep Receipts.
300 head; shipments, none; tbe market was
strong; muttons, $5 00.
St. LouisCattle Receipts, 4,470 head;
shipments, 44 head; market active and
strong; fair to good native steers, $3 00t 45;
Texans and Indians all kinds, $3 90S 85:
cannors, $2 403 00. Hogs Beceipts, 6,500
head; shipments, none; market steady; fair
to choice heavy, 75Q4 93; mixed, ordinary
to good $4 354 60; lignt, fair to best. $4 70
4 85. Sheep Receipts, 900 Head; Texans,
shorn, 3c.
Cincinnati Hogs easier; common and
lighr. $3 904 90; packtng and butchers',
St 655 00; receipts, 5,400 head: shipments,
1,600 head. Cattle steady at $3 254 25; re
ceipts, 880 head: shipments, 300 head.
Sheel) easier at $3 505 23; receipts, 6,530
bead; shipments, 6,140 bead. Lambs easy:
common and choice spring, $4 507 23 per 100
pounds.
Omaha Cattle Receipts 1,900 head; mar
ket active and Arm; common to fancy steers,
$3 004 50; Westerns, $2 503 60. Hogs
Receipts 11,000 head: market slow and
weak; -light, $4 604. 70; -heavy, $4 6564 75;
mixed, $4 604 65. Sheep Receipts, 400
nead: market active and firm; natives,
$4 506 60; Westerns, $4 506 00; lambs, $4 00
6 50.
CORN EXPECTED TO BOOM.
Countrymen and Other Speculators Eager to
Buy, Believing an Advance Is Sure to
Come Continued Weather Still the
Moving Factor VI heat Dull.
CHICAGO There -was a lively corn mar
ket to contend with to-day and it demanded
all the attention of the trade. The-chief
feature of the market was the weather.
Hundreds of stations throughout the corn
belt reported another night of heavy rain
and no prospect of a let-up. The floor was
pretty well sprinkled with countrymen who
aie on hand to get in on the bull side of corn
and oats in expectation of higher prices
when the damage is fully understood. The
market opened with a decided bulge of 1c
or more. There w as a little reaction caused
by selling on the bulge, when a second ad
vance put prices to the high point of the ses
sion and about lc over the close yesterday.
On reports of clearing weather the market
lost half its advance.
Wheat opened 5Q5c higher than vester-
day's closing; advanced y,a more; then de
clined Jc; fluctuated some, and closed Jic
higher than last night. Trading was mainly
local and of moderate volume. Reports of
rain caused the early advance. It was also
claimed that wheat, if the -weather turns
hot, is liable to rust, and is in a critical con
dition. There was also talk about the Gov
ernment crop report, which it was thought
would make a bad showing. Late in the day
a rumor that the Hatch bill might be before
the House berore night caused some selling.
Predictions of clearing" weather also helped
to weaken the ma'rfcet to 42c, the low point
or the day, but there was a rally before the
close on buying by shorts.
Oats were fairly active all dav. the market
.fluctuating with corn, and closing Jc better
than last night.
The provision trade was not a heavy one,
and prices were easily influenced. Al
though the board showed nearlv 40,000 hogs
at the yards and prices 5c to 10c lower, there
was enough Influence from the strong corn
market to start prices steady orhigher. Lute
In the day provisions weakened with the
easier teellng in the grain market. Com
paied with last evening, pork and ribs show
a net decline of 7Kc each, and lard 2Jc
The leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected by John 31. Oak'.evA Co., 45 Sixth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Open-'
in.
Hlgh-I
Low
est. Clos
ing. ARTICLES.
est.
Wheat, Xo. 2
June
Julr
August
CORN". XO. 2.
June...
Julr
teptcmber
OATS, X'O. 2.
.Tune
July
Augcst..
.Mess Pork.
July
eptembe
Lard.
July
September ,
Short Ribs.
July
September ,
I 83i t
MV
8.1
83-
82
50
4S
47)i
31 S
JOi
10 60
10 75
6 47K
60
6 42S
650
S 63
83),
8JH
5C!
4S
47,-a
SIJi
31,
3V4
I0 62S
10 77.S
6 47
CC0
6 42f
650
MSj
834
mn
4s;,
JITS
311,
3I,'
10 80
10 95
6 70
6 67H
655
6 62S'
B2H
50K;
4S'i
474
?M
314
30&
10 83
10 95
650
6 65
G524
6 55
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull, and nominally unchanged. No. 2 snring
wiiear.rejjssc; xo. 3 sprmgwheat, r.o. b.77
78jc: Xo. 2;ivU, S9e. No. 2 com, 4&Vf50ic.
No. 2 oats, 31Uc; No. 2 white, 34U35c; No. 3
white, 32K63Skc No. 2 rye, 7475c No. 2
barley. 6?ti2c: Xo. 3, f. o. b., 555Sc; No. 4,
on track, 46K49c No. 1 flaxseed, $1 03f;
pi info timotny seetl. $1 J9ffil 31. Wess pork,
per barrel. S10 -C010 fc2K. I-ard, per 100
pounds, $6 356 37K- Short rib sides
(loose), $6 42KiSC 45. dry salted shoulders
(boxed), $0 26.35 37$ short clear sides
(boxed), $6 654j6 ftj. Whlskv, distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, $1 15. Sugars
CntIoaftfi3:ic: granulated, 4c; standard
A,4c. No. 3 new corn, 49c
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the but
ter niarkot'w as verv weak: fancy creamery,
IGc; fine Western, 1516c: ordinary. 13014c;
fine dairies, 24 (g 15c. Kggsflrm at 1414c
hEiV TOKK Flour moderately active,
closing easy. Cornmeal quiet and steady.
Wheat spot unsettled, lower, weak and
quiet: No. 2 led, 9793c afloat;
96'.i97Jc f. o. b.: No. 3 red, yr491c: un
gr.iued ed, SSKSOfc: No. 1 Noniiern, OQJJ
91c; No. 1 hard, 95,'4c: No. 2 Northern, Sec:
No. 2 Chicago, 91Vc: No. 2 Mil
waukee, 90VJC; No. 3 spiing, 85ic: options
No. 2 red, June, 9090c, closing at 90c: Julv,
9lii91c, closing at 91c; August, 90
91c, closing at 90Jc: September, 9090jic,
closing at 90c; October, 916
91Kc, closing at MMcv- December,
93935ic, closing at 93JJC; May, 1893, 97o.
Rjo firm and quiet; Western, 8388c Corn
Spots weaker, irregular, moderate business;
No. 2, 56,5Sc elevator, 5S59c afloat: un
graded mixed, 53S0c; steamer mixed,
5G57c: options June, 5556e, closing at
55-Kc: Julv. 53Mc, closing at 53Jfc; August,
5:Uoilic closing at 62J(c: September.
52MJc, closing at 52Jic; October, 52J
53l.ic, closing at 52c Oats-Spots highen
lair.v active; options quietand lumen June,
3636c, closing at Sec: July, 36ji36Hc,
closing at 36Jc; August, 3636Wc, closing at
36c; Senteuiuer, 35 c, closing at35c;
spot No. 2 white, 4040c: mixed Western,
3.38c: white do. 3y43c Hay quiet; good
to choice, S093c. Hogs Arm and quiet.
Tallow quiet and steady. Eggs dull and
weak; Western, 1515c. Hides steady
and quiet. Pork quiet and sieady. Cut
meats Arm; pickled bellies, "c. Middles
firm. Lard quiet and weak: Western steam
closed J6 6X: city, $5 95S 00. Options
Julv, $6 73, closing at $6 716 72: August,
$6 80, closing at $6 7S6 80; September, $6 85
6 8S. Butter quiet and lower: Western
dairy, 1213Kc; do creamery, 14ffil7c; do
factory, 10lJc; Elgin, 17c cheese quiet
and about sieady; part skims, 3c
PHILADELPHIA Flonr Winter wheats
steady, spring dull; wheat opened Arm but
subsequently leacted nnd closed weaker;
ao. area, June, ijsi5C; July. !XJ91Jc;
August, 9090c; Septeinoer, 8990o. Corn
Options strong: local car lots quiet nnd
steady: No. 2 j ellow, in grain depot, 54c;
No. 3, in export elevator, 52c: steamer in
export elevator, 53c; No. 2 in export ele
vator, 54c: No. 2 mixed, Juno, 6454Mc:
July, 53U53c; August, 52J4525ic; Sep
tember, 54050. Oats Arm; xo. 2 mixed,
37c; No. 3 white, 36c; No. 2 white,
40J440Kc; No. 2 white, June.
39U(340c; July, 39393ic; August,
3tg3Jc; September, 373Sc. Pi o visions steady
and inlr jobbing demand, mess pork, new,
$10 501150; do family, $13 6014 CO; hams
smoked, $10 00012 00.
KALTJMOKK Wheat steadvr No. 2 red
spot, 9)S91c: the month, 90i90c Corn
firm; mixed spot and the month, 5JVJ3c:
July, 32553c Oats dull but Arm; No. 2
white. Western, 3838c; No. 2 mixed do,
3G37c Hye dull; No. 2 S283c. Hay easy;
good to choice timothy $13 5014 50. Eggs
steady: receipts increasing at lbc
Kiss AS CITY Wheat dull at about the
same prices: No. 2 hard, 71K73c; No. 2 red.
85c Corn Arm, but dull: No. 2 mixed, 42
42ic: No. 2 white, 46c Oats steady; No. 2
mixed, 32c; No. 2 iMilte, 32Kc Kyo lower;
No. 2 nominal at 65c Flaxseed 95c on basis
oi pure. Butter steady: creamery, 18c; dairy.
M1LW TJKEE Flonr dull. Wheat steady;
No. 2 spring, 63c; July, 82Sc: No. 1 North
ern, 88c. Corn dull; No. 3, 48c. Oats un
changed; No. 2 white, 34J35iu; 2f o. 3 83
ta Aj hu,ci- -'" , i stoi-e, ooc;
sanijile.on track, 5058c. Rye weaker; No. L
in store, 73c Provisions steady. Pork, $10 65.
Lard, $t 59.
CINC1XX ATI Flour steadv. Wheat
stronger: No. 2 red. 88c Corn 'dull; No. 2
mixed, 48c Oats easier; No. 2 mixed, 35c
Rye dull; No. 2. 85c Pork quiet at $10 75.
Ijird film at $6 S. Bulkmeats firm at $6 62k
Bacon steady at $7 7507 87. Butter heavy.
Eggs heavy at lie Cheese quiet.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat June closed at
S0Jc; July, opening, 813ic: highest, 81Jic;
lowest, 81Uc:" closing, 81Vc; September,
opened at 7!c; highest, 7c; lowest, 79c;
closing. 79Jic; December closed at 80Jic: on
track No. 1 Hard, 83ic; No. 1 Northern, 82iic:
No. 2 Northern, 78S0c ' '
DULUTH Wheat No. 1 hard, cash, 85c
June, 85Jic; July. 86Vc; No. 1 Northeni.
vns... T..tw eilr... c i n. . '
83fc
TOLEDO Wheat .dull and steady: No. 3
cash, 92c; June, 90Uc; Jnly, 87c: August,
S5c Corn dull and steadv; No. 2 cash, 50c;
July, 4Sc; No. S. 48e. No. 2 yellow, 61c.
Oats quiet; cash, 32ja Rye dull; cash, 80c
CITY KEAL ESTATE.
Points for the Consideration of Non
Resident Inquirers.
A DEAL CLOSED ON FOURTH AVE.
rictnre ef the House Hon, John Dalzell Is
Building in Washington.
FEATUBES OF M0NE3T AND SPECULATION
The condition of the realty market is
well understood by local owners and buy
ers, but, for the benefit of outsiders writing
here for information on tbe subject, it may
be stated that it is fairly active and full of
good points. Speculation is at a compara
tively low ebb, purchases as a rule being
made purely and solely for permanent in
vestment Unless indications- be whollv
misleading matters are shaping themselves
for an aggressive movement on the part of
investors. This is indicated by recent pur
chases in the Squirrel Hill and Highland
Park districts. There is scarcely a real es
tate agent in the city who does not talk
nopeiuiiy. uwners are Arm, and there, is
not the faintest sign of a break anywhere
along the line.
A Deal on Fourth Avenue.
A transaction in central real estate was
concluded yesterday by W. A. Herron &
Sons, the outcome of. which will be another
large office building. They sold for nt-trly
560,000 a business property on Fourth ave-
" - . ui.u mi suwuicui icuiia fcw
give the exact location. It may be stated,
however, that the property is in the Second
ward, which looitcs it above Wood street.
As indicated, the purchaser, who has on
several previous occasions backed his belief
in the iuture of the city in the same sub
stantial manner, will improve with an office
building, but perhaps not this year.
Da'zeH's Washington Home.
The house which Hon. John Dalzell is
erecting in "Washington, D. C, is thus de
Icribed in the ttar of that city: "The resi
dence which Representative Dalzell is
building on Eighteenth street just north of
Q street will be a good1 example of brick
architecture. There will be7 some stone
used, but the principal material will be
brick in combination with terra cotta. The
walls will be only two stories in height,
covered witha heavy roof, with deep over
hanging eaves. The entrance will be on a
level with the street, the front steps being
inclosed and leading up into a large central
halL The rooms on the first floor will open
upon this hall, which will contain a large
platform staircase leading to the upper
floor. All .the details of the exterior and
interior will be plain and simple, and the
house, as a, whole, while quiet in effect, will
be pleasing and attractive. The wide front
age of some 40 feet will give an opportunity
for the treatment of spaces, which count for
so much when well used."
Fppcinl Features of Trade.
Mrs. Hanelly has let the contract for a
handsome'resldence at Hazelwood.
Six permits were issued yesterday for the
same number of improvements, all small,
the aggregate being $S,700.
J. W. Offerman is preparing plans for a
Catholic church in McKeesport.
Frazicr Mnloney have handsomely im
proved the property purchased bv them
some time ago on Butler street, near the
cemetery.
Se.veral flne properties In the Herron mil
district will bo Improved in the near future.
Lots in that quarter are selling satisfactory.
aenry 9. jiiine uas purcuasea a nous" ana
lot on Pitts, street, Wilkinsburg, for $4,000.
The lot is 33x112.
Boggs & Buhl will to-day begin an addition
to their store on Federal street, Allegheny.
They purchased the ground two or three
months ago through the real estate agency
of John K. Ewing & Co.
The Standard Oil Coinpanv yesterday pro
mulgated the following: "Wo desire to ad
vise that this company has conveyed its
property to the Atlantic ReAning Company,
and that the business will, on and after June
L 1892, be dono under the name of 'The At
lantic Refining Company, Pittsburg Depart-
munt Thn'Vinalnneii snHll lia tftn(i .!
menu- xne Dusiness will ue conducted un.
der the same management a heretofore."
At the last stocic call yesterday .Mexican
Tin Mining-was offered at 50.
A. Z. Byers & Co. report agood demand for
lots In tne Riditeview lind Company's plan,
Eleventh ward, Allegheny.
Additional Points In Realty.
The following transfer has just been re.
corded: James Caldwell estate to Catharine"
Q. O'Leary, lot in Nineteenth ward, 70x222
Negley avenue, $20,500.
W. B. Smithson, auctioneer, sold for A. Z.
Byers & Co., real estate agents, the property
No. Ill Fayette street, Allegheny, for $6,100.
John Delmarth was the purchaser.
John K. Ewlng & Co. sold to David Hast
ings, Jr., for J. and S. McNaugher, in their
plan. Tenth ward, Allegheny Citv. a lot 22V
x88, on tho corner of Linden avenue anu
Lombard street, tor $1,400.
Peter Shields sold another lot, being No.
21G, 50x90 feet, located on Nantaskct street,
in the Greenfield avenue plan,-Twenty-third
ward,' for $600.
Reed B. Coyle & Co. sold four more lots In
their Gienmawr Park plan at Haysville,
Pittsburg, Fort. Wayne and Cbicago Rail
way, each 30x110 feet, on Merwyn avenue,
numbered 93, P6. 97 and 93. for $600.
Black Baird sold to George Dobble, lot
No. 77 In the Gillespie plan of Herron Hill
Park.for $500; also to Marv F. Barr lot. No. U.
in the AltaLandCompanyljhinon Duquesne
Heights, for $22 60.
J. E. Glass sold for X C Watkins, lot 35 In
the Aliqulptia place plan No. 2, for $400.
Morris & Alsbltt sold to S. L. Brumbaugh,
lots Nos. 8 and 21 In Oakland place plan, for
the estate of Adam Jacobs, deceased, for
$1,600.
W. E. Hamnett Co,, sold a house and lot
on South streer.'Wilklnsburir, for $1,250 cash.
A. Z. Byers Co. sold at auction sale the
property No, 111 Fayette street. Firth ward,
Allegheny, being a pressed brick residence
of ten rooms with all modern conveniences.
Tho purchaser was Mr. Frederick Dillemuth,
of Emsworth.
George Schmidt sold to William Kranss a
lot on Wandless street, 20x43 feet, for $400.
A. Z. Byers & Co. sold another lot tor the
Ridgevlew Land Companv to John F. Rico,
being No. 104 in their nlan. Eleventh ward.
Allegheny. 25x141, tor $250.
S. J. Fleming sold "No. 7509 Susquehanna
stieet, Brushton, Twenty-first ward, framo
home four rooms, lot -25x100 to 20-foot alley,
to John Wesley, for $1,500 cash, subject to
street assessments.
POINTS IN MONET.
The
Outflow Iteporttd a Little Stronger,
Though Still Unsatisfactory.
Business was fairly active at the city
banks yesterday. There was no rush on tho
part of borrowers, but improvement In the
demand was manifest. It was not large, .but
encouraging, snowing a stronger pulse in
the loan department, though, still below a
satisfactory point. Funds were abundant,
however, andrates easy at 56 percent.
Any talk concerning an advance of rates
finds little support In the statistics. The re
cent statements of the national and Stato
banks would indicate that tho money situa
tion was never easier. Clearings were $2,
S4S.&C0 16 and balances $618,353 SO. Eastern
exchange was still senrce in some quaiters.
At New York yesterday money on call
was easy' at lli per cent; last loan, 1;
closed offered at Prime mercantile
paper, 305 per cent, sterling exchange quiet
but steady at $4 87 for 60-day bills and
H 8Sii for demand.
Closing BondQdotatioUa.
TJ. S. 4sreg.
U. S. 4iCoup
U.S. 4srejr....
,116k
U0M
Mutual Union 6s 107?
N.J. C. Int. Cert.. .113
Northern Par, lsts..H8!
Northern Pac. 2nds.I12
N'thw'st'rnCons'ls.139
Nthvrstrn IlbntriSs-ireli
,xw
Pacific 6s of '95'.. ...100
Louisiana st'Dipd 4s. 92
Tenn. new set, 6s. ..108
Tcnn. new set. 5s.".. .102
St. L. ft I.M. Gen. 5. 85W
St.L.AM.F. Gen. M.lffjJ
St. Paul Consols' 130
St. P. C. & Pac. lst.119J$
T. P. L. G. Tr. Rets. R2
Tenn. new set. 3s.... 7ZX
Canada So. 2nds 101 "i
Cen. Pacific lsts 107.S
Den. & R. G. lsts... 115.S
Den. K. u.4s m
Erie :nds.... 105
M. K. AT. Gen. 6s.. 80
M. K. AT. Gen. 5.. 49
Bid. '
T.P. K. G. Tr. Rets. 30
Union Pac. lsts 103
West Shore.,
...105'
,105V
. 81,
R. G. W. lsts.
Bank Clearing.
' New York: Bank clearings, $137,336,954;
balances, $3,905,182.
Bostok Bank clearings, $16,787,777: bal
ances, $2,111,562. Money per cent. Ex
change on New York, par to 10c discount.
Philadelphia Bank clearings to day, $14,
832,353; and balances, $1,985,450. Money 3 per
cent.
Chicago Bank clearings, $2L171,0OO. Money
In better demand, S5 per cent. New
York exchange easier, 70e premium.
ST. Loots Bank clearings, (3,423.313: bal-
t
nnces, $699,828. Money qniot and easv, 4Q6
percent. Exchange on New York 90c dis
count. New OnxEATts Clearings;$l,324,135.
Memphis New York exchange selling at
$1 59. Cleai lngs, $460,880; balances, $177,259.
HOME, SECURITIES.
BUSINESS PICKS UP AND TRADERS IK
GOOD SPIRITS.
Unlisted1 Tractions Improve Their Stand
ing Another ODitacIn to Their Progress
Several Other Good Features, Includ
ing Airbrake and Philadelphia Gas
Pleasant Valley Down.
The stocic market picked up a little in
activity and breadth yesterday.and values
wero decidedly stronger. Advances In
cluded the unlisted Tractions. Airbrake,
Luster, Underground Cable, Philadelphia
Gas nnd People's Insurance. The improve
ment in Airbiake was due to the approach
of the quarterly dividend period. Tho
weakest spot In the list was Pleasant Valley,
n hich was offered down to 2t.
While the street railways are justly re
garded as the hope of the market, there are
obstacles which may prevent for a time tho
realization or all that is expected of them.
One of these is the proposition to levy a
tax on them for the benefit of the city. The
right or wrong of this cannot be touched
npon hdrc, but the mere suggestion of such
a thing will make investors cautious, nnd
tonedownany enthusiasm that may exist.
The street railways aie all right, but they
are In n transition state. Once firmly on
their feet, they will speedily reach tho high
position as investments to which they ate
destined.
Sales at fiist call were 50 Switch at 17. 25
People's Insurance at 21, and 25 Citizens'
Traction at 62. After call, 50 Switch sold
at i". Second call, 10 Birmingham Traction
at2720af 27K, 100lanchester Traction at
44, and 50 Dnquesne at 27. Third call, 10
Luster at Wi, and 50 Philadelphia Uas
at yi.
The united Ti actions closed the day as
follows: Birmingham. 27 bid, offered 27:
Manchester, 44 bid, offered 44: Duquesm",
27?i bid, offered 27- Bids and offei s ut each
call were:
' riKST SECOXD T11IIID
EXCIIAXCE CALL. CALL. CALL.
STOCKS. B. A. B. A. B. A.
AHee'y ,Xat.Bk. 65.... OS1.... 03i....
KachangeNlt.B. 84S
First N.Bk..Pltts 175 182
Liberty Nat. 11 10V$.... vx'i....
Mon. 2at; Bank 131,1.... .S....
ecoiid Sat. B... 2J5
Third Nat. B ill .... 131 .... 131
Dillon .Nat. Bank 510
KnterprlseSai... C7J4-.... 67K.... 67X....
Boatman'b lnsur 37 ....
Citizens' Insur... 27 28 27 28
People's lnsur... i'O 22X 21 ....
West. Ins. Co 40 40
Chartiers V. Gas Wi 12 .... 12!J
Philadelphia Co. 18 K'A 18 1SJ 18)j 18
Wheeling (las Co 19 20 19 20 195i SO
FtsherOil Co.... 52 61 52 61 52 61
Central Trac 28': 29'i' 2S 29 28 29
CUb-ens' Trac.... CV4 62J 62 62J 62'4 S2H
Pbg. Tract. Co.. 57 58 57M 58 57,S 5S'
Peasant Valley. 24 25 2454 24
Second Avenue.. 50
P.. Y. A A 394 42
Pitts. AC. S 6 S
Pg.Jnnetlon Rv 31 30J4" 31 30 31
Pbg., Wh. A Kr. 50 51,'i
.Y. AC.G.C.C. 50 .... 50 .... 50 ....
LaNoriaMlnCo 28
buster Sllnlng Co 9'J 9i M t 9i 94
RedClond Mining .... 2 2
Westlnr. F-lict 19 .... 19 174 19
U.S. AS. Co 17.4 17X 17,4 18 174 18
Westing, A.B.C. 1154.... UG .... 116 118
Westn.B.Co. Ltd ... 95 ....
Stand. U. C. Co. 724 72'f . ..
V. S. G.Co.com.. 61K 62H 61,4.... 6lj 624
U. S. G. Co. pfd. 1114 115
INDUSTRIALS WEAKEN.
THE STOCK MAI5KET LISTLKSS, WITH
OUT BIAKKED CHANGES.
Only the Last Honr Sees it Chinge in the
' Industrials A Raid on Reading, Owing
to an Injunction, Depresses the Entire
Market.
New Tons. June I. The stock market to
day was less interesting than that of yester
day, and the transactions of significance
ere narrowed down to three or four s-tocivi,
the rest of the list presenting the usual dull
and listless appearance, their fluctuations
being confined within extremely narrow
limits. No change in the general situation
seems likely to be made until the crops are
well forward.
The granting of a preliminary injunction
by the Chancellor of New Jeisey, restrain
ing the Port Reading Railroad irom operat
ing the Jersey Central, was made the basis
of an attack npon Heading, .and the early
weakness was the effeotrtXesuJMng In a loss
of somothtmr over 1 per cent. The influence
ot this did not outlast the forenoon, and a
nartial recovery was followed bv dullness.
Northern Pacific preferred was the other
special point of attack, but the change was
mcasnred by smaller figuiestban that in
Bending.
Burlington In the toienoon and Louisville
and Nashville later in the day were sub
jected to some pressure, but with St. Paul
and Erie they were held within compara
tively narrow limits. Tho Industrials con
tinued to be the strong featuies of the
market, buMn none of tnese, even, was tbe
lange of prices of importance.
The general market showed the effects of
yesterday's drive at tho opening, which was
made at lower price, Reading leading with
a loss ot xi per cent, but the rest of the list,
except one or two, showed only slight losses.
The bears concentrated their efforts nt first
on Reading, but later Northern Pacific pre
ferred was taken in hand and Louisville nnd
Nashville followed. The declines in these
stocks failed to dislodge stocks in the gen
eral list, and as quotations went down more
stubborn l esi stance was met, which com
pelled tho operators for lower flsiires to turn
their attention to fresh fields. Accordingly,
such stocks as C. C. C. & St. L., in the ab
sence ot support, were suddenly attacked
and driven down from 67Vi to 65; Erie pre
ferred trom 6G to 64. and Jeisey Central was
remembered late In the day and sold off
.....-. UA.n 19i33y' a..-nn Vnwli,ln- nlnn
sold down to 65. but recovered a portion of
the loss, rallying to 67. Burlington. Bock
Island and St, Paul were pressed for sale,
out the resistance was so efficient that the
nuctuations;of neither reached more than a
fraction.
Prices became heavy under tho continued
piesure, and generally retired to a shade
below the opening. The close was heavy,
though quiet at insignificant changes fu
most of the list. The Iudustiials, which had
been the strong point in the market, ere
dropped suddenly in the last honr, and the
Lead stocks are lower this evening. Among
tho active stocks final changes are Insigni
ficant, except in Reading, which lost 1 per
cent.
The total sales of stocks to-day wero 248,
085 shares. Including: Atchison, 10,175; Chi
cago Gas, 12.920; Erie, 17,570; Louisville and
Nashville, 17,733; Northwestern, 3,H; North
ern Pacific: preferred, 19,977; Rending, 45,485;
St. Paul, 21,910; Union Pacific, 4,100.
Railroad bonds, In the main, were still
firm to-day, but there was less animation In
the list. The Reading issues developed
some weakness, following the stock, though
no material loss occurred. The sales reached
1615,000. with special activity in Atchison
incomes, Detroit, Mackinac and Marquette
land grants and the Readings.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York stocit Exchange yester
day. Corrected dally for Tnr. Dispatch by Whit
ney & STEPHEJfSOJT, oldest Pittsburg members of
the New York stock Exchange, 57 Fourth avenue.
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cottou Oil, pfd
Am. Kurar Reflnln Co..
39W
77 ii
23
76.
97 4
97H
98
Am.Sugar Refining Co. pfd
9SH
34W
97JiJ
Aten,. lop. Xb. t
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio, trust..
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersey...
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio....
C, AO. 1st pfd
C. AO. Zdufd
Chicaeo Gas Trust
D. Bur A Quincy
ti. Mil. Abt PauL
C Mil. A St. Paul. pfd..
C. Rock I. AP
C. St. P., M. AO
t; St. P.. M. A O., pref
C. A Northwestern
C. C. C. A I
Col.-CoalA Iron
Col. AUnoklnr Val
Del., Lack. AMVestem..
Del. A Hudson
Denver A ttlo Grande....
Den. ARlo Urindc, pref
Distillers' A C. F. Trust.
E. T.. Va. A G
Illinois Central
Lake Eric A West
Lake Erie A WesCpref..
Lake bhore A M. S
Louisville A Nashville...
Mobile A Ohio
Missouri Pacific
National Cordarc Co
59 K
M
58
133K
14U
SSH 23X 23J
79X
ioi x
70
101T1
77J4
"
49,'i
mi
49),
77M
43
'iio
119H 118V
6714 05
34H 33I
H8H Sit
159H 158K
142K 142
"to" "so"
481, 47V
"iosj 'lOJH
25 Wi
70 76S4
133 m
72 72
"56" "55V
115 114,'i
113,V 113!i
37 3SH
lh
U3H MH
67H
34
38K
15,S
14Z?4
102S
244
133
72
114H
H3H
91 M
uf
National Cordage Co., pfd
National Lead Co
National Lead Co., pfd....
New York Central
N. Y.. C. A St. L
N. Y., C. A St. L. Ist.pOl.
N. Y,. 4i 4iI..l..M pfd..
N. 1'., L. K. AW
N.Y.. L.JE. A J., pfd....
N. Y. AN. E
N.Y.. O. A-W
Norfolk Western
Norfolk A AVcstem. pfd. ..
Nortb-Ainerlcan Co.it...
Northern Pacific. : ..
Northern Pacific, pfd
Oregon. Improvement..'... .
Pacific Mafl. -....."..'
Peo., Dec A Evans
-37H
27
3714
2W
'ssK
18 1
'tin
us
is.1
"wi
S3
45
Wi"
19X
61J,
H
Philadelphia & Reading...
Pullman Palaee'Car.......
Richmond A w. V. T- lr
mi COH 597a
199 199 193
S 10 X
"stYi "ibli "&H
11 11 11
25 25 HH
W! 04V M,H
9 59 59(
"ti" "ii" "mh
74X 74,1 74H
UlchmondAW.P.T.tr..pfd
3. aui x, UQiuui..
ht. Panl A Dnluth, prd....
St. Paul. Minn. Jfc Man....
Tcxa Pacific
Union Pacific....: ."....
Wabash
Wabash,- pfd
Western Union
Wccilnl.i.r c.r n . ,.,
Wcst'h'e E.A.M.60. Istpr
iVest'Ve E.A.M.C0. pr...
i ueeung 1.. E.....i.
Wheeling A L. E.. pfd
Philadelphia Stocks.
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished by Whitney A Stephenson, brokers. No. 57
Fourth avenue, members of New York Stock Ex
change: Bid. Asked.
Pennsylvania Railroad 54'H 55
Reading 3o,' 30 3-16
IlutTalo. N. Y. APhila S 84
Lehigh Valley 60i 60,T
Lehigh Navigation 52 53"
Northern Pacific com 19M 19!i
Northern Pacific, pref. 52 62X
Boston Stocks.
Atch. & Topekt 84
Boston A Albany 207
Boston A Maine l?o
Calumet A Hecla....
Franklin
Kearsargc
270
. 15
, 12
17
ICG
5
Chi.. Uur. A QulncylOlM
Fltchburg R. ft. .... 90
K.C.St.J. A C.B. 79.123 !
Santa Fe Copper....
Tamarack
Boston Land Co
San Diego Land Co.
iiass. central rj
5Icx. Cen., com 17
N. Y. A-N. Ear as
II.
West End band Co.. 19K
Bell Telephone 208s
Lamson Store S 1SK
Water Power 3
N. Y. A N. Eng. 7S..118.4
.iu uuiunv ...,.J8o
Rutland pfd 72
Wis. Cen. com 15W
Centennial Mln. Co.. 10
N. E. Tel 53V
Allnucz Mln. (new). .90
Butte A B. Cop. U'i
Atlantic 10a
Boston A Mont 444
j.nomson-xiousion.i bt
.Electric Stock Quotations.
Bostos, June L Special.' The latest elec
trie stock quotations to-day were:
Bid.
Asked.
66
29V
9
- 7J
74
30
47H
i uomson-uouston Klectric Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co. pref.,
T.-H. E. Co. trust sec. series C.....
T.-II. E. Co. trnstsec, series D
T. E. E. W. Co
Ft. W. E. Co ,
Ft. W. E. Co. trust sec. ssrles A...
. 65
. 294
. 84
. 7J,
. 10
"
W. E. Co.. 2d,4
. r.. vo., prci 47J4
Edison E. 111. Co 115
Boston E. L. Co 115
mining Stock Quotations.
New YoitK, June 1. Best Belcher, 200;
Consolidated California and Virginia, 399;
Deadwood, 205; Eureka Consolidated, 150;
Halo Norcross, 130; Homestake. 1350; Horn
Silver, 320; Mexican, 160; Ophir. 280: Savage,
115; Siena Nevada, 105;Standaid, 135; Union
Consolidated, 105.
Bar Silver Qaotatlona,
New York. June 1. Special. Bar silver
lid higher at 40Jd per ounce. New York
dealers' urice for silver Jc higher at 88e
per ounce.
THE HOME MARKETS.
DAIRY PRODrCTS QUIKT, AND PRICES
LOWER ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Country Butter Now a Drag Oats A ctive at
an Advance, and Other Cereals Favor
iluyftrs Well-Seasoned Lumber Yery
Firm.
Oppice op The Dispatch, ?
Pittsbuko, Wednesday, June 1.
Country Produce Jobbing Prices
Elgin creamery butter is 2c per pound lower
at headquarters. Jobbers here are carrying
light stocks, but the effect of the decline at
Elcrin is alreadv felt in a weakening of
markets. Country' butter is a drug, and
prices are only nominal on all grades below
fancy. Ohio cheese is weak at the decline,
and Sew lYork cheese is barely steady.
Eggs and poultry are very firm at quota
tions. Strawberries were not so plenty to
dav as vesterday, but supply was equal to
demand. Choice old potatoes are a scarce
quantity, and markets show an upward
tendency. New notatoes from Bermudaand
Mobile are in lair sunply and prices incline
downward.
Apples $3 00(314 00 per barrel.
BurrER Creaniery Elgin, 2021c; Ohio brands,
lfil7c: common country Duller, 1012c; choice
ccumrvroll. 14015c.
BEANS New York and Michigan pea, $1 Tofqll 5:
marrowlat, ?2 152 25: lima beans, 3;(3!c per
lb: hand-picked medium. SI 70311 75.
Beeswax Choice, 3334cperlb; low grades. 22
23c.
CHEESE New Ohio cheese. 9c; New York
cheese. He: llinburger. 1313e; Wisconsin
sweit7er, full cream, 13:14$c; imported sweltzer,
2626H'C-
ClDlR Country elder. S5 OOfflS 50 per barrel;
sand refined. 6 507 00; crab elder. 7 503 00.
Eoos-Strlctly fresh. 17ai7!tc; goose eggs, 20
25c per dozen; duck ege. lS20c.
Ffathebs Extra live teese, 575Sc; No. 1, 48
rjv-am- mixed lota ira,-.
Dkied FnuiTS Peaches, halves, S'c: evapo
rated apples, 77c; aprleots, 9(S)Ue: blackberries,
5Ac: raspberries, l&aisjjc; huckleberries, 7c;
California pachcs. 79.vsC
Honey New crop. y hllc clover, 1617c: Cali
fornia honey. 12fic ? lb.
.maple SYP.ur New, h.foi,uc t gauon.
MArLE SUGMl 58c ? 16.
Poultry Alive Chickens, 90c3!$l 00 per pair;
spring chickens, 6.1&75C per pair; hveturkevs. 133
13c Ji lb: ilueks, 05750 a pair: lire jreese. P0c$l 00
a pair: dressed chickens, 1'tlGc fb: dressed tur
keys, liaise lb: dressed ducks. I5ISr ? lb.
Potatoes Carlo id lots, on track, 505c; from
store. 7075c a bushel.
&EEPS Western rccleaned medium clover, job
bing at 17 75: mammoth. $7 85: timothy. $1 70 for
prime, and $1 75 for choice; blue grass. $2 65332 80:
orchard grass, fl 50: millet, fl 15: German, fl 30;
Hungarian, l 10: fincla.vn, 25c 9 lb; seed buck
wheat, $1 401 50.
StkawbEkBIES J3 003 25 a crate, 1015c per
box.
Tallow Country. 4c: citv rendered. 4)fc.
Tropical Fiicits Lemons, fancy Messina. $1 50
(S3 75: Florida oranges. 81 0i3 50 a box: Mcsslnas,
$4 0u4 25: blood oranges, $5 00; bananas. $2 0OB
2 25 nrsts, fl 50(311 7i6econds; Persian dates. 4H5c
per pound: layer figs, 1214c per pound; pineap
ples, l(X5112c apiece.
Vfgethlf.s Cabbage. Marvland. $2 002 25 a
barrel crate; Mobile. $2 753 00 a 2-barrel crate;
green onions. 20c a dozen; yellow Danver. f 1 75(5
2 00abarrcl; new Bermudi onions, $2 50 a box;
new Florida tomatoes. $2 5033 00 a bushel crate:
Bermuda potatoes. fG 50 a barrel; Mobile
potatoes, $4 50 per barrel: spinach, fl 00
1 25 a barrel; new beets. 4045cadozen; asparagus.
40cabnnth: kale, fl OO a barrel: radishes, 2'v335c
J)er dozen: parsnips, f2 C02 C5: new pcas.fl75a
talfharrel; irreen beans, f 2 60(312 75: cucumbers,
7530c per dozen; rhubarb;'20c a dozeu.
Groceries.
No new features have developed in this
line since our last teport. There is prac
tically no change in tho price list of staples,
nor has there been for a week past. The
movement is free, and margins are exceed
ingly nat row.
Gkeex Coffee Fancy, 21522,4c: choice Rio.
2122c: prime. 19c: low grade. l?C$18c;old Govern
ment Java, 2725c; Slaracalbo, 2122h'c: Mocha,
2829c: Santos. nyjilUc: Caracas, 23324Kc; La
Utiayra. 212!)3C.
Roasted (7n papers) Standard brands. 19.15c;
higher grades. 22J26c: old Government Java,
bulk, 31M33c: Maracalbo. 2224e: Santos. I9,'sB25c
peaberrj". 2fi'4c: choice Rio, 2i'-c: prime Rio, 20J2c;
good Rio, 19,Sc: ordinary, 17isc.
SPiCEa (whole) Cloves. 1012c: allspice, 10c;
cassia, 8c: pepper, 12c: nutmeg. 7tS0c.
PETBOLEOMtlobbtrs' prices) 110 test 6c; Ohio,
150. 7c: headlight, 150 test, 6c: water white.
74Sc: globe, 1414c; elaine, 13c;carnadine. lie;
royallne, lie; red olU lOfflllc: purity, 14c: olelne,
21c.
Mixehs' Oil No. 1 winter, strained, 3?40c per
gallon: summer, 3537c: lard, 5255c.
hyruf Corn syrup. 247c: choice sugar syrup.
34(a6c; prime sugar syrup, S032c: strictly prime,
2830C
N. O. MOLASES Fanrv new crop, 40c;
choice, 4041c; old crop. 3G33c; N. t). syrup, 44
Soda Bi-carb, in kegs. 33,Vc: bl-carh, in Us,
5 "4c: bl-c.nrl), assorted pack.iges, 5?s6c; sal soda,
in kegs, lMc: do granulated. 2c.
Candles Star, full weight, 9c; stearine, per set,
tUc: pararfiue, ll(3i:c.
RICE Head Carolina. WigSJc; choice, 5M6K'c;
Louisiana, hVic.
Starch PearL ZHz: corn starch, 5V6Uc: uloss
starch. 5S,6c.
Eoreion FnciT Layter raisins, 2 00: London
layers, S2 25: Muscatels. SI 75; California Muscatels,
il 40L 60: Valencia. 5.Sc; Undara Valencia. Vat
B'c: Sultani, 8Hc: currants. 3K3V: Turkey
prunes. 45c: French prunes, w9ac; cocoa
nuts, t 100. $0 00: almonds. I. an., $ lb, 20c; do
Ivlci, 17c; do shelled, 50c; walnuts. ,Vap., 13I4c;
Mcllj-filberts. llc:binrna figs, 12rS113c: new dates,
554e; Brazil nuts, 6c; pecans, ljguic: citron,? lb,
2122c; lemon peet, 10c lb; orarge peel, 12r.
&COAKS t uues, oc: pownereo, oc; grauuiatea,
4,c; conlectlouers'. 4ic: solt white, 4!i4Hc: yel
low, choice, i",eni,c: yellow, good, 3,"t4c; yel
low, fair. 3ii&iTic.
Pickles Medium, bbls (1.2C0), t4 CO: medium,
half bbls (i!00), r- 50.
Salt No. 1 per bbl. 11 20; No. 1 extra, per hair
bDl. 91 10; dairy, per bbl. fl 20; coarse crystal, per
bbl, fl 20; Hlgglns' Eureka. 4-bu sacks, t2 80; Big
gins' Eureka. 1614-Ib packets. (3 10.
CANNED GOODS Standard peaches, fl 751 01:
Ids, SI 30f 40; extra peaches.- f? 002 10: pie
peaches. 8590r; finest corn. (1 25(311 50; Hfd. Co.
cum, SI (HXSI 10; red cherries. II 00l 10: lima
beans, fl 35: soaked do, 85c; stringea da, Sfxasv:
marrowfat iieas. OOofl 10; soaked peas, 6075c:.
pineapples, f 1 201 30: Bahama do. f2 00: damson
plums, fl 00; green gages, fl 85; egg plains, ft 00,
CalKornla apricots, f 1 7512 00: California pears.
f2 102 30; do green gages, fl 85: do egg plums,
fl 85: extra white cherries, f2 652 85: raspberries,
fl 15(31 SS; strawberries. 95cfl JO: gooseberries;
fl 00(1 05: tomatoes.- 9V95c; salmon. 1-tb cans,
fl 3Uit)l tO; blackberries, 70c: succotash. 2-tb cans,
soaked. 90c; do green, 2-Ib cans, fl 2Tat 50: corn
beer. 1Mb cans, fl 6il 70: l-tbcans, ff 20; baked
beans, fl 40t 55; lobsters. l-lb cans, f2 K: mack
erel. 1-ft cans, boiled, f I 50; sardines, domestic,
Ka. ft 8K93 05, s, fl 25; sardines, imported. Us,
fl 50(31 60; (.ardines. importnl, Hs. f3 00; sardines,
mustard,f3 15; sardines, spiced, $. 15. i
Fish Extra No. 1 bloater mackerel, til 00 per
bbl: extra No.'I do mess, f20 00:No.2shore mack
erel. fl9 50: Mo. 2 large mackerel.. fl8 00, No. 3
large mackerel, fid 50; No. 3 small mackerel. 10 00.
Herring Split, S3 50; lake. 3 75 per 100-lb bbl.
White fish. f7 50 per 10O-m half bbl. Lake trout,
tfi 50 uer half bbl. Finnan haddles. 10c nr fh. Tee-
landhalibut, 12c per lb. Pickerel, half bbls, ft 00;
quarter bbla. il 60. Holland herring, 75c. Wall off
herring. 00c.
OATJCEAL-J4 704 75.
Grain, Flonr and Feed.
The only sale on Wednesday's call at the
Grain Exchange' was a car of sample mid
dlings, $16, spot. Receipts as bulletined, 46
cars. By Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago
Railway 1 car of wheat, 2 of oats, 1 of mid
dlings, 2 of hay, 3 of flour. By Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and St. Lonis 1 car of wheat, 2 of
bran, 2 of oats, 1 of fiour, 2 of hay, 1 of mid
dlings, 3 of malt, 4 of corn. By Pittsburg
and Lake Erie 6 cars of. Hour, 9 of rye, 1 of
wheat, lof corri. 2of,hay. By Baltimore and
Ohio 1 car of Aour. By Pittsburg and West
ern 1 car of hay. Cereals are weak all along
the line, with oats as the exception to the
rule. Tho latter are firm at a shade better
prices than have ruled of late. Corn isquiet
at tho decline already noted, and millfeed is
very slow.
Following are prices for carloads on track.
Dealers charge an advance from store:
Wheat-No. l red, 9596c: No. 2rcd. 93394c:
No. 3 red. 8990c.
wnu-ain veuow ear, 52K(ifl5Jc: nlgn mixed
ear. 51Ji52c: mixed ear, 5CX)Sc: No. 2 yellow
tc: no. 2 yeuow
helled, 51,452c;
auciicu. ji-2tw-4c; nixn nuzea snei
mixeu sneuca, ai(aic.
i. auoioi-c.
OATS No. 1 oats. 38V:i3e; No. 2 white. 3S(3
ii'tc; extra No. 3 oats, 37I7,4c; mixed oats, 3G
354c
RYl-No. 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio. 8386c; No,
2 Western. 0384c.
Flouk Jobbing prices Fancy spring patents.
$4 85" 00: fancy winter natents. 4 S5i 00: fancy
straight winter. 14 50l 75: Tancr straight spring.
$4 504 75: clear winter. !4 25 l.'iO: straight XXXX
baKers'. 14 254 50. Rre flour, 4 753-5 00.
.Millfeed No. 1 white middlings. $17 0017 50
pernm: .o. s wnueiniuuiing-i. io wxfiia uu; Drown
middlings, 114 5015 00; winter wheat bran, $14 50
15 CO.
llAT-Baled timothy, choice. $11 00(314 25: No. 1
$13 50313 7-i; No. 2, 512 5012 75. loose irom wagon,
$15 00fI7 00, according ti quality; prairie hay,
$9 5rai0 00: packing hay. $3 75a 10.
STKAW-Oats, $7 257 50; wheat, 7 007 S; rye,
$3 00&i 23.
Provisions.
Su?ar cured hams, large $ 10' (
Sugar cured hams, medium 10?
Sugar cured hams, small 11
Sugar cured California hams 8
Sugar cured b. bacon 9
Sugar cured skinned hams, large 1014
Sugar cured skinned hams, medium 1014
ugar cured shoulders 7
Sugar cured boneless shoulders 84
Slisrar cured skinned shoulders 8
Sugarcured bacon shoulders 6i
Sugar cured dry-salt shoulders "6
Sugarcured beef, rounds , 12
Sugar cured beef. sets............. 9
Sugarcured beef, flats 8
Bacon, clear sides, 30 lbs ' Ti
Bacon, clear sides, a) 15s "
Dry salt clear sides, 39IbsaTerage 774"
iiiess porK, Heavy 3 50
Mess pork, family 13 50
Lard, refined. In tierces
SK
Lard, refined. In one-half barrels..
Lard, refined. In60-fb tnbs
Lard, refined, ln20-tb palls
Lard, refined, ln.Wtb tin cans
Lard, refined. In 3-fb fin palls
Lard, refined, InS-IbtlnpaiLs
Lard, refined, in 10-lb tin palls
5H
5
'
5H
65,
6!4
6
Lumber.
The supply of well-seasoned building lum
ber Is scarcely np to demand. Weather has
been very unfavorable to drying out wood,
nnd the effect is seen in very firm markets.
Tbe time for hard woods is not hero, but de
mand is lair for the season. Well-seasoned
quartered oak and poplar are in good re
quest. White Pine perM.
Upper m, IK and 2 Inches $17 ro
Selects 1M. lt and 2 Inches 42 50
Fine Conn i. H and21nche 37(0
Shop No. UK. llf and21nches 31 On
SliopNo. 21M. y, and 2 Inches 23 50
No. 1 stocks 1x8. 10 and 12 inches 22 50
No. 2 stocks 1x8, 10 and 12 inches 18 50
No. 3stocksla&. 10 and 12 Inches 15 50
Flooring and drop siding No. 1 2(5 00
Flooring No. 2 3) 00
Flooring No. 3 15 50
Long Leaf Yellow Pine
4-4xT(i flooring first and second class 22 00
4-4xb standard 13 50
celling 14 00
H relllnir 15 50
H celling 17 50
Surface boards 1 inch, first and second class.. 24 00
Surface plank IK, lj3 aud second class 25 00
Shingles
18 Inch XXXX thick white pine. 3 75
18 inch XX or C B 2 50
Hard woods
Hemlock $10 00
Oak 20 00
Walnut, firsts and seconds .". KKata)
Walnut clear 60 03
Car plank 20 00
Pit rails 15 00
The Coffee Markets.
Baltimore, June 1. Coffee dull; EIo car
goes fair, 16c; No. 7, 13I4c.
New York,' June 1. Coffee options opened
barely stead), 520 points down, closed
steadv, 5 down to 10 point np: sales 17,000
buss including, June, 12.ro12.05c; Jnly. 11.80
11.90c:- September, lL70ll.85c; December,
11. 70lL75c; Jannarv. 11.7011 73c; February,
11.75c; March, 11.6311.7o. Spot Rio dull,
steady; No. 7, 12c.
Tho Drygoods Market.
New York, June 1. Business in drygoods
wa unchanged. The situation is generally
healthy and the tone of the market Is very
steady. Print cloths have again advanced
MCtli, and cotton is higher.
The Metal Markets.
New York, June 1. Pig iron steady; Amer
ican, $14 7516 25. Copper dull; lake, $11 80
1190. Lead quiet: domestic, fl 204 25. Tin
steadv; Straits, $21 3321 53.
WM. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER
CURES ALL DISEASES.
It is the only medicine that can be taken
in large enough quantities to stop fermen
tation, destroy microbes (the germs of dis
ease), and not in any way causo harm to the
patient. It contains no drugs whatever, but
i a water charged with powerful germ
destroying gases. It cures where all
other remedies fail. Book, civing serm
theory of disease, free. Pittsburg office, 10
SEVENTH AV. TT3
DR. E. C. WEST'S
NERVE & BRAIN
Treatment, a guarAnteei. specific for lljtprlv
Dizziness, Convulsion. Fits. Nervous XeuralRta,
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the itss
of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness. Mental De
pression. Soften In of the Hratn resulting in in
sanlty, decay and death. Premature Old. sre, Uo
of Tower In either sex. Involuntary Losses atii
Spermatorrhoea caused br over-exertion of thj
brain, self-abuse or orer-lnduljrence. Each box
contains one month's treatment. $1.00 a bot j.
BlxforV.00, by malt.
WE GOAKANTEE SIX BOXE1
To cure any case. With each order received rr
six boxes we will send the purchaser our wrlttei
guarantee to refund the money If the treatment
oes not cure. Guarantees Issued only bv EMIL.
G. STUCKY. Druggist, Sole Agent. Nos. ilOl aal
1701 Penn avenue, corner Wylie avenue and Fulton
street, Pittsburg. Pa. Use Mu cVy' J.iarrlni- X
Cramp Cure. 25 and 53 cts. ja-I&-eoda
no send the marreloni French
Itemedr CALTKOS free, and a
legal guarantee that Caltuos will
STOI Dliwharco A EmUloni,
CUBE irm.torrfae Varicocele
aail RESTORE Loat Vljor.
fff it and pay if satisfied.
Addrej,VON MOHL CO..
Rol jiBfrieao AnU, ClaelBBilt, Ohio.
iR.MARSTON5S7onTcfJREENoT
Kervons llcbilitv. Ixut Hjnihond
Impotence, Lark of leveloimeBt,
liidney and Bladder Disorders, IV Jfrbi
MwraU, Varicocele and all diue
brought on by imprudence or neglect.
Without Stomach Jledlelnc.
Has never failed Id ten years. Illustratlva
Treatise free, seat sealed. Address.
r ifctpm "MEDYC0.19PA5XPuCE.NtwY0i.H.Y.
Jaia-53-TrswIc
DOCTORS LAKE
SPECIALISTS In all casei re-
3nirlns scientific and oonflV
entiaf treatment. Dr. S. K.
Lake. M. R. V. T. S.. is the old
est and most experienced spe
cialist in the city. Consulta
tion free and strictly confi
dential. OfBee hours, 9 to 4 and 7 to Jr. it;
Sunday, 2 to 4 r. m. Consult them prsos
ally, or write. Doctors LiKr, cor. Fsaa aft.
and Fourth nt.. PitMbunr. Pn. e3-7Hmk
DR. MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
A remedy used for many years by an old
physician with great succeso. It lsap-r-lectly
safe and reliable remedv nnd is suc
cessfully, used a a monthly corrective by
thousands of ladies. Beware of imitations.
Ask for Dr. Mott's Pennyroyal Female Pills
and take no other, or enclose $1 and we will
mall yon a box securelv sealed in plain pa
per. Price tl per box, six for 5.
DB, MOTT'S CIIEM. CO.,
Cleveland, O.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Jos. Fleming
& Son, Pittsburg. Pa- deJl-TTs
UlraT A Isf I,ERT0U
If ICnlVvsrleoccU.tt
SEUTOUSBUrrEnEltSfrcmr..lifil
I raaal t lar, wssuaf vteakseu.
tr., 1 hTt a ssslttT rvaieir fr t&
aboTS comnUlnu. uid hT Its nu tLouiands f OUrt of th wont ktad
sadoflonicstaDduiclimTbcarestortdtobesltaaiidXsaa. la
'attd, to Straus; It m Jkhaln Its mstlTS psnrjn that I wlU Mad me
fall sliea saekaee, free of esars. t n7 nietd nittsr.
Addrast sfK.r.B. CIJUtKE. East Qs4Usa, Ocaaw
pk
KEff ADVERTISEMENTS.
"NO MORE DOCTORS FOR ME!
They said I was consumptive, sent ms ta
Florida, told me to keep quiet, no excite
ment, and no tennis. Just think of it.
One day I found a little book calIed.'Guids
to Health,' by Mrs. Pinkham, and in it I
found out what ailed me. So I wrote to
her, got a lovely Teply, told me just what to
do, and I am in solendid health now."
conquers all thoso weaknesses and ailments
so prevalent with the sex, and restores per
fect health.
All Druggist3 sell it as a standard arti
cle, or sent by mail, in form of Pills of
Lozenges, on receipt of 51.00.
For the cure of Kidney Complaint,
either sex, the Compound has no rival.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers letters ef
Inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.
(Sen
bea
"G
It CO
Ji
nrf fiwi 9-flnl .timnfl 4n Urf Pinkham
9
Beautiful 83-paga (frustrated book, entitled
UUlUt IU HtALiH AND tllUUCIIE.
contains a volume oi valuable information,
has saved fives, and may save iurt.
Lydia E. Pinkham Mad. Co., Lynn, Mass
ESTABLISHED 18S7.
CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY A SPECIALITY
DANIEL M'CAFFREY.
Hay, Grain and Commission,
238 AND 240 FIFTH
AVENUE,
PITTSBURG, PA,
and orders for grain
myl7-46-p
Consignments of
solicited.
BROKERS FINANCIAL.
ESTABLISHED 1SS4.
John M. Oakley & Co.,
BANKERS AND BUOKER3.
45SIXTH ST.
Direct private wire to New York: and Chi
cago. Member New Yore, Chicago and Pitts,
burg Exchange.
Local securities bought nnd sold for tul
or carried on llboral'margins.
Investments made at our discretion; and
dividends paid quarterly.
Interest paid on balance (since 1333).
Money to loan on call.
Information books on all markets malls!
on application. Ie7
Whitney & Stephenson,
57 Fourth Avenue.
ap30-35
31ED1CAL.
DOCTOR
WHITTIER
M4 l"KSIf ATENHF, rlTKBBnO, P 1.
As old reiidcntii knotr and hacic diet ot
Flttshnnrriapors prove. Is the oldeit estal
llshed and most prominent physician in th
city.devotins specialattention to all ohronla
S-Ve-NO FEE UNTIL CURED
sponkible MCDni IQ ,u mental dls
p e r on 1 1 L. It V U U O eases, physloil de
cav. nervous debility, lack of euenjv. ambi
tion and hope, impaire I mumorv, dlsorderel
slelit, self distrust, liashfulnes, dizziness
sleeplesiness, piniplex, eruptions. Impover
ished blood. Inilim; powers, orzanic Trealc-
nes, dyspensia. conxtlpatmn, consumption,
unfitting tho person forhusine,",')ciety and,
marriage, permanently, afely and privately
rtiBLOOD AND SKIN?ta15f
eruptions, blotches.fallinj liair.honeMIn3.
Klnndular wcllin-", nlceratlnm ot th
tongne. mouth, throt, ulcer old sore. art
cured for life, and blood poisons thoroughly
eradlonted froinl DM A DV kifinev and
the T"em. UnllMrtn T ibladder de..
raneement". veak bae'e gravel, catarrhal
discharses, inflammation and otherpalnfnl
symptoms receive searching treimsn
rjromptra'.Iefand real curo.
Dr. whtttler's llfe-lonc extensive experi
ence insures cIentiflo ami reliable treat,
men ton common sense principles. Consulta
tion frie. Patients at a distanoe a oarefullr
treated as If here. Offleo hours, ! a. v. to
p. x. Sundar, 10 -Jt. to 1 p. m. onlv. Da
WH1TTIEK, 814 Penn. avenue, P tttsbur?. Pa
OGK'S COTTON BOOT
COMPOUND,
A recent discovery by an old
phTslriaii. fucces.fiillv nsed
innnthly by tbou-andsof ladles.
IsthconlTprfectlv sale and
rtllabic rotdiclne discovered.
Hewareuf unprlncipleil druir
fclsls who offer inierior medi
cines in place of thl. Ask for
CooK4Mn.i iuv HnoT (JcjirursD. take do ftubsit-
tute, orlnclo'ellandSrentsin postage In letter,
and ire wilt send, sealed, by return jnill. Full
sealed particulars In plain envelope, to ladles only,
2 stamps. Address rOS D LILY c:iMl'AXT.
Xi. 3 Fisher Block. Detroit. Jtlch.
Sold inPitisburcbyJo-.. Fleming & son-. 411
Market street. del7-51-eodwk
LOSTRflANHOOD RESTORED
M'ANJHII
nf.rvine;
The creat 3paa
lsli Keniedy, U
told WITH A
W IJ 1 TTEH
OUAKNTEE
to cure all nerr
oilillsease9,snca
' as Weak Memorv
BEFORE AND ATTTB CRINO. LosJ Of Rrxln 1'owerS
Uakefnlness Lot 3fanbnofl. .Mtlitly Emission.
NerTonne5. I.asBlturtcall drains and loss of power
of the Generative Organs In eltherse-t cansed by
ovcr-cxerxion. youtliful errors, or excessive uneot
tobacco, opium or stimulants. SI per package by
mallis for-,. With etfrr T ordrr wr fJIVE A
WllITTF.KGlIAItiSTKl'TorUKEorRKFU.VD
MONKY. Spanish Medicine Co., Madrid. Spain,
and Detroit. Mich. For sale by JUS. FLEMING 4
bOX. Pittsbnrr. ic3-?j-mtts
VIGOR OF MEN
Easily. Onlckly, PermTiitly TVKSTOKTCDs,
WEAKNESS, NEUYOUhNF.S. DEB1L1TT,
and all the train of evils, the results of over
work, sickness, worry, etc. Full strength.
development, and tone auaranteed In all
cases. Simple, natural methods. ImmedV
ate improvement seen. Failure Impossible.
2,000 references. Book, explanations and
proofs mailed (sealed) free. Address
EJUK MEDICAL CO.. UCFFALO, X. T.
JellM
OR. SAKIES'JJ
ELECTRIC BELT
With Electro-Magnetic Suspensory
Latest Patents! Best Improvements!
Win cure without medicine all Weakness rcsntttnt;
from over-taxation of brain, nerve rorcps. ex
cesses or Indiscretion, as exhaustion, nervous de
bility, sleeplessness. languor, rheumatism, kid
ney, liver and bladder complaints, lame back,, lam
bapro. sciatica, general Ill-health, etc. This Elec
tric Belt contains wonderful Improvements over
all others, and zlves a enrrent that Is Instantly relt
by wearer or we forfeit 15.000, and will care alio
he above diseases or no pay. Thonsands liare
been cured bv this marrelons invention after alt
other remedies failed, and we Rlre hundreds of
testimonials in this and everv other Mtale.
Oiir.Powertul IMPKOVF.D ELECTRIC 8TJS
PENSOKY. the ereatest boon ever offered weak
men, TREE with ALL BELTS. Health and vigor
ous strength GUARANTEED In 80 to 90 dars. Send
for Illustrated pamphlets, mailed, sealed, fres.
Address.
8ANDEN" ETECTRtO CO,
lolK-TTSSa io. M9 Broadway Newl'orss
m m iRrVriirflijL)
.,....'-. . .L, ...T . .-. a. "
;