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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. MONDAY, JUNE 6, 189a
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THE TRADE OUTLOOK.
Hides Have Been Keduced by the
Allegheny Tanners, and
PEICES AM LOWER THAU EVER.
The Bull MoTements in Cereals feera Short
LiTed This Season.
A BOSTON TIEW OP THE LEATHER TRADE
Orwcs of The Dispatch, )
Pittsbuko, Saturday, June 4. j
It -will be seen by reference to home mar
ket column that all products of the dairy
are at their lowest price for this season.
Elgin creamery butter is 2c per pound
lower than a week ago, and slow at the de
cline. Ohio and New York cheese are off
about He per pound within the week, and
as to country butter the trade is entirely de
moralized. Immense quantities were
damped on to our markets, which-were sold
at 10c per pound, and the best could not be
gold at more than 13c to 14c per pound.
In the week past choice old potatoes have
been Tery scarce in this market, and prices
haTe advanced from 50c tc 70c-per bushel.
In the same tiro Bermuda and .Mobile new
potatoes have declined about 52 00 per bar
rel. The hot weather of the past few days
has brought heavy demands on tropical
frnits, especially lemons and bananas, and
markets are very firm. Apples are about
over for this seascn. The ejrg market ha?
been ahout stationery all the week, with 17c
as top price for job lotb.
In CreAl X.incs.
The upward movement of shell corn dur
ing the latter part of May, came to pause, a
few days before the month expired, and
since that time prices have declined 4c to
5c per bushel from the highest point. All
bull movements in cereal lines seem to De
short lived this season. Once prices are ad
vanced u few points, an abundance comes to
the front showing that there is plenty in
the land of last year's abundant crops. Ear
corn did not join in the upward movement
of shell corn and is fairly steady at old
prices. Oats have proved the strong factor
of cereal markets during the week. Prices
have steadily beea moving upward, and
Saturday's markets were 3c per bushel
above those ot the previous Saturday. Ke
ceipts ot wheat and flour have been large tor
the week and markets are quiet in both
lines. Jlill iced and hay are slow at a shade
lower prices than were obtained a week ago.
Drop in Hides anil Calfskin.
The action of New England tanners in
curtailing production of leather is already
felt herein lower priced hides. Pittsburg
and Allegheny tanners joined together
within a lew days and agreed unanimously
to reduce quotations, the new scale to take
effect on Monday, June G. Tbe prices agreed
on are the lowest in the past generation. A
leading dealer said to-day: "I have never
seen pricts as low as now, and with the low
prices we are havinc of late very slow mar
kets. "
Following is a classification ot hides and
scaie of nrices adopted by the tanners of
Pittsburg and Aliegiienv City, to take
eflcct Monday, June 6, 1692:
Green steer hides, trimmed, 75 lbs and up.... 6
Greenstoer hides, trimmed. 60 to 7Slb3 6
Groen titer hides, trimmed, under 60 lbs 3
Gren row hiies, trimmrd, all weights.... ... s
Gjecn ball hides, trimmed, all weights A
O-ei n calfskins, No. 1 5
Green calfskins. No. 2 Z
Green steer hides, trimmed, side branded...... 4
Green cow hides trimmed, bido branded 2
The Leather Outlook.
The Boston JTcra'd has this to say of the
situation and prospects:
The situation in the leather market shows
a decided improvement. WMlo boot and
sboo manufacturers are not unanimous as
as to the importance of the. movement for
curtailment, they show their practical faith
in it by the amount of leather they are buy
ing. Upper leather has not lelt the good
effect to the same extent, as has been noted
in the market lor sololcather,,but still there
is a decided improvement thero, una the
outlook for the month is considered very
good. Prices cannot be changed, hut deal
ers are getting lull quotations, and are
really selling considerable leather without
making any concessions. Some sole leather
dealers report the Hay business as very
heavy, and the June business as promising
very welL Others are more conservative,
but all are feeimg the good eflects of the
movement As a matter of fact, there has
as yet been no dimunition in the receipts of
leather, but this will come later, and will be
distubuted through the next threo months,
as the agreement was to shut down for 60
days, without specifying the exact time
eacli tannery should begin. The result of
this action is beins largely discounted, and
stocks are being well w orked down.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Receipts, Shipments and Prices at East
liberty and All Other lards.
Office or The Dispatch,
Pittsburg, Satottoat, June 4.
Cattle Kcceipts 903 head: shipments, 509
head; matket nothing doing; all through
consignments; 10 cars cattle shipped toSew
York to-day.
Hogs Receipts, 3.800 head; shipments, 4,600
head; matket slow; all grades, $4 905 03;
11 cars hoes shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep Receipts, 1,100 head; shipments,
1,100 head; market strong on sood, but slow
on other grades.
By Telejrraph.
St. Lonis Cattle Keceipts, 600 head; ship
ments, 1,000 head: maiket steady; fair to
good native steer. $3 10Q4 JO; Texas and
Indian steers, all kinds, $2 603 75; canniii"
grades, $2 102 80. Hogs Keceipts, 2,500
bead; shiumeutt", 2,000 head: market lower;
Jalr to choice heavy. $1 554 70; mixed, ordi
liarr to stood, W 104 6J; light, fair to best,
f 4 50t 63. Sheep l'.ectipts, 2,000 head; ship
ments, 4,500 head; market steady at un
changed figures.
Kansas Cits Cattle Receipts 1,600 head
shipments,200head. Light steers weie strong
to 10c higher: other cattle steady; steers.
$3 404 10; cows, U t03 40; stoekers and
feeders $2 00. Hogs Receipts 12,000 head:
shipments, 2,800 head. 'Hie matket lor good
heavy hog was 3c lower: others 10c lower.
Tliocloe was weak all niouno. AH grades
$3 804 70. bulk, $4 4064 43.
sheep Receipts l.'Juo head: shipments,
none; matket active and strong.
ItufCiln Cattle Receipts, 1571oad through;
3 sale: steady; no good cattle here. Hojs
Keceipts, 67 load through; 24 sale; slow and
lower; lioavy, $4 905 00; packers and medi
ums. $4 955 05; do pigs and, light, $4 654 80;
good neay ends, $1 404 73. Sheep and
lambs Keceipts, g loads through; 8 sale;
market steady; a few fancy wethers sold it
$6 250 50; choice to fancy wethers, $5 75
6 00: mil to good sheep. $5 255 fc5; clipped
lambs, choice to fancy, $5 750 00.
Chlea-o Cattle Receipts, 1,500 head; ship
ments ilMO head; maiket steady and un
changed; all sold. no,; Receipts, 22,000
hcal: shiDinents, 2,Ki0 head; market slow
and 310c lower; rough aud common, $4 00
4 2j; mixed and packers, $4 65 75: prime
lieavy and butcher weights, $4 jt 65; light,
$4 55t 8a Sheep Receipts, 1,500 head; ship
ments, 500 head; market steady; native
wetheis and yearlings, $5 25g6 50: Texpns,
$5 j0; spring lambs, $c 009 00
Omaha Cattle Receipts. 2,500 head; mar
ket strong; common to fanc, $3 004 50
Western", $3 003 60. Hogs .eceiptlu 200
bead; market 5&10c lower: Ilsrht, $4 404 5'U
lieavy, M 454 S7J; mixed. $4 3J4 50. Sheep
Receipts, none; uemand good uid matket
firm: natives, S4 j0G 00; Wetei n, $1 108 00-
c?!RS?nJfni1 Stck shceP W84 25; lambs,
$4 006 50.
Kansas City-Cattle Receipts, 1,000 head;
shipments, 200 head: light steers strong to
10c higher; othei cattle steady: steers, $3 30
S0.'2..0083 i6' stockeis and feede'sV
$2 C50J 90. Hogs Receipts, 12,00uhead;shlp
pients, :; 00 heads; tfood hoes 5o lower, others
10C lower; all grades, $3 804 SC; bulk, $4 45
4 C5. Sheep-Receipts kiHio nead; shipments,
uuno; market active to strong.
c'I?,ei,"I,"',T"0r2Il)arel: steady; common
and light, $3 o4 ,5; packing and butchers'.
$4 5064 85; receipts, 1,620 bend; shipments.
1,430 iK-Rd. Cattle steady lit $2 254 25- ie
fl.mtii. 910 lienil: lumniir.e ovilia... cu
JIHil." - .-.--. -........ o.,u,;,-
to Clioice, iwt&t w pur iuu pounds.
Turpentine Markets.
Krw York. Rosin quiet, steady; strained
common to good. $1 i5l 37. . Turpentine
steady, quiet at 23c.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Grains on a Bull Rampage, hut Hog Prod
nets the Other Tfav.
CHICAGO Wheat, corn and oats started
on another Dull rampage Saturday, and
kept it up all day. Wheat, compared with
the closing price yesterday, is Jo dearer for
July. Corn is up "2Ve and oats lo. Pro
visions refused to loi-i in the advance. Fork
declined 10c, lard Be and ribs 7Kc The
weather and anxious shorts supplied the
main features of the grain market. Ex
pectations or a heavy run of hogs next week
weakened pi o visions.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as cor
rected by John M.'Oakler Co.. 45 Sixth street.
meniDcrsoi inecnicaKO uoaraoi lr-iuc
Oncn- H1i?1i- Low- Clos-
Abticles. lug. est. est. I"g.
Wheit, No. 2 . -.
June S SSSf f K f 8$
July MiV 87 b5M 83
August 85 Soi li 854
COKV. No. 2. ,,
June 5S' 5SW 54 55H
July 5lfc 52M 51 524
September 00't 51H Su 51)4
OATS, NO. 2.
June 13 i 3i'i &'i W
July SBH 348 ?4
August S3J4 33H 32s 33H
Mess Pork.
Julv 10 67s 10 70 10 55 JO 60
fceptcmher 10 82 10 S5 10 67K 10 75
July G K'i 6 42'4 6 15 6 37!
September 6 57" 6 57.S 6 525 6 5
ShostRids. ,, ,,,
Juiy G4Vi Ctili 6 27H 6T2si
SepU'raber C in C 5J C 35 6 40
Cash miotations were as lollows: Flour-
Dealers aking 15o advance. Ko 2 sprinsr
wheat, 8530: No. 3 sprinc iiheat, SO
81c; No. 2 rel. Sic. So. 2 corn. 55c.
No. 2 oats. S4c: No. 2 white, S737Kc;
Xo. 3 w liite. C636-Jc. No. 2 rj-e. 7Sc No. 2
barley. 60S!S2c: No. 3. f. o. b., 3C58i.Jc; No. 4,
f. o. b.. S.'c. No. 1 flaxseed, 1 03i: prime
timothy seed, $1 AQl 34. Moss pork,
per barrel. $10 Stittf 10 80. Lard, per 100
pounds, $6 S2JJfi 35 Short rib sides
(loose.). $6 82tt: : dry salted shoulders
(boxed), J5 265)3 JTK: short clear sides
(boied), $6 C5a 82- Whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, $1 15. Sugars
nnchangod.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, tho but
ter market was quiet; rancy creamery. 16U
17c: fine Western, 1516c; ordinary, 1415c:
fino dairies, 15I6c. Egs firm for choice at
14K15c
EW toek-Flour stronger and quiet;
low oxtrns. $2 C53 S3; winter wheat, low
grades, $2 C53 35: fair to fanoy, $3 434 60:
patents $1 !5 Wi; Minnesota, clear, 3 60
6-,;t 40; straights, $i JCt 60- patents, $4 m
5 10; rye mixtures 3 004 10. Comment
steady and in lair demand; yellow Western,
$2 853 10. Wheat Spot higher and dull;
No. rod, 99c$l afloat; 97H9bJo f. o.
b.j ungraded ted. 7ic51 00 No. 1 North
ern, 92c; No. 1 hard, 97Ji97Kr: J- 2
Northein, 87hc: So. 3 Chicago, 9292Kc:
No. 2 Milwaukee, 90Jig92c; No. 3 sprinsr,
8(S5c; options. No. 2 red, June, 9Q
91Ke. closing at 91c; July, 92J93Vio,
closing at92o: August, j3g93'jc closing at
90Jic; -eptemlier. 929iej0, closing t 9:c;
Deeemner. 9593Ko. closing at 93?ic; .May,
1893, 99JS,c closing at 99o. Rye strong;
Western. 8363c. Corn Spot dull and
higher; No. 2, tile, in elevator; 62c alloat; un
graded mixed, 523C2c; No. 3. 60c; options
.Inne, 6061c. closing at 60Kc: July, 375SJic
closing at STjJc: August, r6Js53c, closing at
57c; September, 56J37c, closing at 37c Oats
3pot luglier unit dull: options stronger
and quiet: June, SSJc: .Inly, 3338Jc, closing
ntS8c: August, 37X7Jio, closing nt 37Kc:
September, 370; .a 2 spor white, 4S
4ic; mixed Western, 3stlc; white do,
4945e. Hay quiet and easj ; shipping, 75c;
good to choice, 80S5c. Hops dull and firm:
State, common to choice, 23050:: Pacific
coast. 232ac Tallow quiet and steady:
city ($2 tor packages), 4 9-lSc. Eggs Armor;
Western, ISJigltc. Hides dull and stpndv:
wet-salted New Orleans soleetcd. 45 to 75
pounds. 6S8c; Texas selected, 50 toCO pounds.
t8c. Pork qnict and st"idy: old mos, $9 75
i0 50. new moss, $11 00. Cntmeats quiet
and firm, pickled bellies, 7c: do shoulders,
5Jc: do hams. lOJgJllc Middles firm; sboit
clear. $7 20,3:7 25." Lard easier and dull; West
ern, steam closed at $6 62J: options. July,
$G 65, closing at $6 68 bid; August, $G 74; Sep
tember, $6 81, closing at $fi 81: refined quiet;
Continent, $6 307 00; . A., $7 40g7 50. Mut
ter steady and in moderate demand: West
ern dairy, 1213c; creamery, 13Jgl7c; do
factory, 1013c; Elgin. 17c Cheese quiet and
weak; part skims, 37c.
PUII.i.IiSIiPl Flour Armor; wheat
firm and higher: No. 2 red, lu oxpoi t elevator,
92c: No. 2 red, Juno and July, KWXc; August,
929-5io: Septemlinr. B282c. Corn strong
and advanced 22a under wet weather
West anU manlpu.ution against the "shorts"
in Chicago; No, 3 mlxod track, oflc: in ex
port elevator, 8.5.y.c; steamer in do. 57c; No. 2
high mixed and yellow in grain depot, 57e;
No. 2 yellow In do, 5Sc; No. 2 in export eleva
tor, 53cj No. 2 mixed June, 575Se: Julv,
87Ji575gC; August and September, K57o.
Outs very in egular, early In the any piices
advanoed 12o. but subsequently reactod
60 under iucieaBcd pressure to sell and
closed feverish: No. 2 mixed, S3Kc; No. 3
white, 41Jc; No. 2 white, 42)4SKo: No. 2
white June and July, 41U42c: August. 40
41c; September, 39g4Jc. Butter weak: Penn
sylvania creamery extra, 16c Eggs weak
and dull; Pennsylvania firsts, j5o.
CINCINNATI Flour active, firmer.
Wheat active, strong; No. 2 red, 89c. Corn
active, higher; No. 2 mixod, E5dc Oat3
strong: No. 2 mixed, 3636c. Rye,, ouiet;
No. 2, S4c Pork easier, $10 50. Lard weaker,
16 15. Bulk meats dull, lower to sell; J6 37J
6 50. Bacon in lair demand, steady; 7 75
7 87J. Buttei, creamcrv easy: dairy firmer,
lOigllc Eggs heavy, 13gil3iic Cheese steady.
T. LOUIS Flour lifeless and unchanged.
Whe.it firm anel c above yesterday; cash,
S9: June, 86Vc July, SSKSSHc bid; August,
&c bid. Corn Cash," 47.ic; June, 4Sc;
July, 4SK": September. 4Se bid. Oats strong
and higher; cash, S.ic; July, 34c hid. P10
visions Bacon firm; pork steady; old, $10 00;
new, $12 25. Lara firm at $6 25.
BALTIMORE Wheat firmer; No. 2 led,
spot and the month, 9iJc bid. Corn strong;
mixed spotand the month, 57S7c Oats
inactive, stiong and higher: No. 2 white
Western, 39g40c: No. 2 mixed Western, 3S
3$Kc Rye dull. Ha, good inquiry. Provi
sions firm. Butterdull;creamery tancv, 17c;
do. fair to choice, 1516c Eggs steady at 16c.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat -Tune 82c; July
opening, S3c: highest, 83c: lowest, S2ic;
closing nt 83c; September opening, 8ojc;
highest, :lc: lowest, 80c; closing at 81c; De
cember opening, 82&c: Highest, 83c; lowest,
82KC: closing at SSc. On track. No. 1 hnid.
S3o: No, 1 Northern, 83c: No. 2 Northern, 80
81c
KANSAS CIXX Wheat The demand was
fair, but the market was qniet and K5o
higher; No. 2 hard, 7475e: No. 2 red. 8081c
Com The market was slow; No. 2 mixed,
4bc; No. 2 white. 4t30c Oats steady and
dull: No. 2 mixed, 33c; No. 2 white. 34c
DULTTCTI Wheat No. 1 hard cash 67c:
June, 87J4o: July, &". September, 84Jc: No.
1 Nortiietn cash, t4Uc: June, 84c; July,
86Jc; September, 82; No. 2 Northern cash,
77c; .No. 3, 76c; rejected, 60c: on track, No. 1
hard, S7c: No. 1 Northern, 85c.
TOLEDO Wheat lower; No. 2 cash rnd
Juno, 94tfc: Jnly. 90c; Atigust. Sic. Com
activo and firm; No. 1 cash, 5ic; July, 58c:
No. 3, 52c; No. 4, 47c Oats quiet; No. 2
cash, S4jC R o dull; cash, S2c.
ailLWAtiKEEFlourflrmPr. Wheat un
settled: July. 4c: No. 2 spring,S4Wc: No. 1
NortlieE'1. S9"- corn higher: No. 3. 51c Oats
higher; No. 2 white, 3c: No. 3, S.i37c.
visions steady.
E0KE SECURITIES.
Pro-
Trading Quiet and bnt Few Price Changes
of Much Significance.
While the stock market was not distin
guished for special activity during the week.
It was characterized by several inteiosting
features. By death, the 31. and 31. and Iron
City National Banks were enabled to avail
themselves of previously unmarketable as
sets to strengthen their position and In
eiease their suiplus. This stimulated de
mand for the stocks with a consequent ad
vancoin prices. Tbe adage was true, in
these cases that an ill wind blows somebody
good.
The following are the principal changes in
the activo list for the week: Philadelphia
Gas gained Jf, Citizens' Traction, J, Air
brake 3i, Birmingham Traction i, and
31anclie-tcr Traction 1. . The losses aie:
Pipeage . Pleasant Valley K. Luster , old
Electric 1)4, Switch 4, and liuquesne Trac
tion . alio rest ot tnelist closed the week
firm as a rule.
Sales Saturday were 250 shares of Central
Traction lor account, etc., at 2 a $1,000
Birmingham Traction bond at 10 25
Pleasant Vallev at 2 25 Airbrake at 120$,
and a $1,000 H. C. Fncu first mortgago bonu,
coke, at par and interest. Sales for the eek
were 1,715 shares and $1,000 bonds. Pleasant
"Valley led with 325 shares, folloi ed by Phil
adelphia Company w itli J50. Final bids and
offers for the week follow.
Turpentine Markets.
WrtuQTOx Spirits of turpentino steady'
at20xc Kesm stcaay; sirainca. wc; goou
strained, 95c Tar steady. Crude, turpen
tino stendv; hard, $1 00; yellow dip, $1 80;
virgin, $1 SO.
Savakijah Turpentine steady at 27Jc
Resin firm at $1 051 10.
CnAKLKSToif Tui pentine steady at 26c
Resin firm; good strained, 90c
The Metal Markets.
New Youk, June 4. Pig iron steady;
American, $14 7516 25. Copper qnict: lake,
$11 70311 85. Lead Hull: domestic, $4 20($4 25.
Tin Arm; Straits, (21'85S21 SO.
THE HOME MARKETS.
An Over Supply of Dairy Products
and Prices Tend Lower.
POULTRY PEICES ARE STILL STEEP.
Wheat, Flour and Feed Are Quiet and Cats
Firm at an Advance.
HOG TEODUCTS ACTITE AND HIGHER
' Onu op The Dispatch, )
PiTTsmjEQ, Satuudat, June 4. (
Cocirnrr Pr-ODOCK Jobbing Prices Satur
day's markets were well stocked with etra w
hei ries of tho most excellent quality. The
hot weather shortened the time of somo
that wore far traveled, and a goodly quan
tity were condemned to the garbage pile
Markets are glutted with country butter,
and a very fair article was sold to-day at lOo
per pound. Creamery butter is lower in
sympathy with the low prices of country
butter.
Eggs are scarcely as firm as they have
been tho pist few days. Ohio cheese is
weak at the decline already noted.
Old potatoes are firm with a drift toward
higher prices, and new stock is weak and
lower. The supply and consumption of
poultry are both lisht. Prices are so high
that the avciace consumer is disposed to
deny himself in this lino of household lux
ury. BrTTKB-CreameiT Elgin. 19?20c: Ohio brands,
&31"c: common country butter, 10i:e; choice
country roll. HfaiTc.
lSrAT.S--XcwYork and Michigan pea. $1 751 85;
marrowfat, $2 152 25: lima beans, B)43Jic per
!t: hand-picked medium. I 701 75.
Rl-ESWAX-Cholce. S3334c per ft; low grades, 52
CnKESE New Ohio cheese, SVlHWc: New York
cheese. lOIlc; ltmbiirijcr, 13I3SjC: Wisconsin
swritzer.full cream. liUie; Imported sweitzer,
2S5SHc.
Oidlr Country cider. $5 005 50 per barrel;
sand refined. K) 5037 00; crab cider, f! 50s 00
LGGS-btrlctly fresh. 17c: goose eggs, 20ic
per dozen; duck eggs, 18I0c.
1KATI EBB -Extra lire Reese. 575Sc; No, 1. 4S
oOcp-rlb: inixellots. 2535c.
Dried Fbuits Peaches, halves. SHe; evaoo
ratcd apples. 77Sc; aprlcoti. Sllc: blacicberries.
5S6C: raspberries. l$S18)ic; IincUeberries, 7c;
California peaches. 79.c. .
1IOKEY New crop, white clover. 1617c; Cali
fornia honey. 1S!0: ti lb.
Mafle Stbup 57lv ? gallon.
MApr.it srrfiAB MiRe. Ih.
POLLTBT Alive Chickens, 90CSJ1 fO per r'r:
Iiat- IfV.IRr. a Ih. (1peiiei1 nncks. IIUSIISC fh.
Potatoes Carload lots, on track, SoSiiOc: from
store. 7073c a bushel.
SEEDS-Western rccleaned medium clover. Job
bing at ?8 76: mammoth, 87 85: timothy, fl 70 for
prime, and Jl 76 Tor choice: blue crass. 12 S52 s0;
orchard grass. II 50; millet, ?1 15: German. $1 30:
Hungarian. SI 10; fine lawn, 25c V B; seed buck
wheat. 1 401 60.
bTKAWBEKBIES-f3 C03 25 a crate; 1014c per
box.
Tallow Country. 4c: city rendered. 4c.
TTortCAL Fbuits Lemons, fancy Messina. $3 50
3 73; Florida oianges, $3 00&3 50 a box: lleaslnas.
It Oini Six blood oranges, o 00: bananas, ! MUD
2 25 flists, Jl 50(31 75 seconds: Persian dates, 4S5c
per pound: layer figs, 12!4c per pound; pineap
ples, 1012c apiece.
Veoltables Cabbage. Man land ft 001 25 a
barrel crate; Mobile, 12 252 50 a 2-barrel crate:
Krecn onions, 25c a dozen; yellow Danver, (1 76
2 00 a barrel: new- Iicrmuda onions. 02 50 a box;
new Florida tomatoes, $2 603 00 a bushel crate;
ISermuda potatoes, ?6 00 a barrel: Mobile potatoes.
51 00 per barrel: spinach, $: C01 25 a barrel; new
beets, 4C(3Mc a dozen: asparagus 40c a bunch:
radishes. 2535cp"rdo?en: new peas. l 75 a half
barrel; green beans, $2 602 75: cucumbers, 7530c
per dozen; rhubarb, 20c a dozen.
Groceries.
Markets in tills line move along In the
same old nits. The expeoted rise in suzar
so far fails to materialize. Refineries are re
ported to be sold a couple of weeks ahead of
their production, and an advance Is gener
erally anticipated.
Gbekx CorrEE Fancy, 21(3224c: choice r.io,
K3.21c: prime, 1931tc: low grade. luSJl'c: old Gov
ernment Java. 2i(&31c:Maricalto. 2'i22Kc: Mocha,
2s29o: Sirtos. 2lkSac; Caracas, 2425c; La
Guayra. 2l22Xc
liOASTED (in papers) Standard brands, 10,l5c;
higher grades, 22ij?6?; old Government Jaa,
bulk, 31S33c; Maracalbo, 2224c; Santos, 19jac:
peabcrry, aKc: cholco Kio, 210; prime Klo, 20)$c:
good Rio, HMc: ordinary. 17lSc.
SX'XCZS (whole) Cloves. lo12o: aUsplce, 10c;
cassia. 9c: peppor. 12c: nutmeg, "cvaaoc.
I'btboleum (lubbers prices) 11 test. Gc; Ohio,
160. 7,Sc: headllrht. 150 test. OJc: water white,
7Jig.Sc: globe, 14a!H?ic: elalne. 13c: carnadine, lie;
rojallne, 14c; red oil, lOtyailc; purity, I4c; olelnc,
21o
Misebs' OIL-Xo. 1 winter, strained, 3!340o per
gallon: summer. :6S7c: lard, 62(65c,
STHUT Corn syrup. IVojVc: choice sugar syrup,
svBJCc; prlmo sugar syrup, SX&320; strlcUr prime,
2sa80c.
S. O. MOLASSKSFancv new crop. 4042c:
choice. 404lc; old crop, G3oc; X. O. syrup, 44
60c.
SonA 151-oarb, in kegs, 3H3)(c: bl-carb, ln;s,
5Ve: bl-crirli. assortod packages. 50c: sal soda.
In kegs. liVc; do granulated. 2c.
OaXDLT.8 Star, full weight. 9c; stearlne, per set,
8)ic: paraffine. Ili2c.
IticE-Bead Carolina, OKgHc: choice. 6XXc;
Louisiana. ZgfiUc.
STABCH Vcarl, SKc; corn starclu iHSfi'Az gloss
starch, 5S0Xo.
Foreiqk Fr.ViTi-Layer raisins, ?2 00: London
layers. t225:51uscateis. II 73s California JIuscatels.
SI 401 60: Valencia, S$A'la; Ondnra Valencia. en&
7c; Sidtana. 6l3: currants. o.'i'SIXt: Turkty
prnnei iv($me; French prunes. Sialic: cocoa
mils, ?i 100. ii 00: almonds. Lan ? lb, 20c; do
Ivlca. 17c: do shelled, 5Cc; walnuts, Nap., 13140;
Slcllr filberts. He; Smyrna tigs, 1213c;new ditrs,
CS)Jc: Brazil nuts. 6c; twans, 1314c: citron, ? ft,
2I((?.2c: lemon peel. 10c t lb: orgine peel. 12c.
Sugabs Cubes. 5c: powdered, 5c: trrannlated,
4Hc; confccllone8,. 4c: soft white, AUfaAHc, yel
low, choice. 4mS4J4ci yeliow, good, 3X$(34c; yel
low, fair. 3V3r.
Pickles Medium, bbls (1.200). i 0D; medium,
halfbhls(O'O). 52 50.
Salt No. 1 perbbl. (1 20; No. 1 extra, per half
bbl, $1 10; dairy, perbbl. fl 20; coarse crystal, per
bM. (1 20; UlKgins' Eureka, 4-bu sacks, fi 80; Big
gins1 ESrckn, 16 14-lb packets, f,1 00.
Caxxep Goods standard peaches. 51 73i 90;
2ds, fl JolI 13: extra peaches. 2 002 10; pie
peaches, 85a)0Oc: finest corn. $1 23ai 50: Hfd. Co.
corn. 1 001 10: red cherries, Jl 00(31 10: lima
beans, !1 35: soaked do. 83c; stringed do, 80S83c;
marrowfat pea. Wcl 10: soikcd peas, C0375c;
pineapples. 1 2031 3;i: Bahama do, J2 CO; damson
plums. 1 00; green gages. SI 85; egg plums, II 00;
Ca'ifirnla apricots, Jl 752 00: California pears,
St 2 10: do Rrcen gages, 1 85; do egg plums.
l 83: extra hlte che-nes. I2C32 85; raspberries,
l 1$1 25; strawberries, tttctl 10: gooseberries,
fl o-tfai 05: tomatoes. SW4i5c: salmon. J-ft cans,
ISO180: blackbenies. We; succotash. 2-ft cans,
soaked, 90c: do green, 2-ft cans. SI 251 60; com
beef. 3-ft cans, fl !51 70; 1-tti cans. 11 JO; baked
beans, fl 40S1 55; lobsters, 1-lbcatis. J2 25; mack
erel, 1-lb cans, bolltd, fl 50: sardines, domestic.
3 f3 mi 00; -is, 6 2: sardines, imported. Ms,
fl60l 00: sardines. Imported, X: (300; sardines,
mustard, 1313; sardines, spiced, 315,
Fisn-Extra Xo. 1 bloater mackerel, 24 00 per
bbl: extra No. 1 do mess, S20f0: No. 2 shore mack
erel, 110 50: No. 2 large mackerel, 118 Oo: No. 3
large mackerel, 1050;No, 8 small mackerel, f'.O 00.
Ilcrrlng-Spilt, fS 50; lake, la 25 per 10-16 bbl.
White nsh. 17 50 per lCO-fthalf bbl. Lakotroot,
f3 50 per half bbi. Finnan baddies, lOcrerft. Ice
land halibut, 12c per lb, Piekerr!. half bbls. $4 CO;
quarter bbls, II 60. Holland herring, 73c. Walkoft
herring. 85c,
OATMEAL H 704 75.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Sales on Saturday's call at tho Grain Ex
change: Two cars of No. 2 red wheat, 93c,
live days. Receipts as bulletined, 27 cars.
By Pittsbuip, Cincinnati St. Louis rail
roadTwo cats of com, 2 of flout, 2 of bran,
3 of hay, 2 of middlings, 1 of straw, 6 of oats.
By Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Four
cars of hay, 1 of flour. By Pittsburg A Lake
Erie Two cars of flour. By Pittsburg &
Western Two car of hay. Recoipts for the
week ending .Inne 3, 274 cais against 269 the
picvious woek. Wheat leads this week,
tho total iccomts having been 99 cars.
Oats are nctive and firm at an advance
over former pi ices.
Our quotations aie advanced in accord
ance with actual sale reported. Ear com
is scarce ana firm and shell' corn is a shade
stionger than it has beeu for a few days
past. Wheat, flour and mill feed are very
quiet and hay is lower and weak.
Following are prices lor carload lots on track.
Dealer charge an advance from store:
t heat No. 1 red, E598c; No. 2red, 9S?,93'ic:
.AO. jn'U, oyvi;-
COBK r
ear, 51).'
Snellen. 0;
mlTed she
OATS No. 1 oais, oLTnc; No. 2 white, Vfli
41c; extra No. 3 oats, 3Si39c; mixed oats, 3!Hm
3c
itYE No, 1 Pennsylvania and Ohio, 85SGc; No.
2 Western. SSijSlc.
Floub Jobbing piices Fancy spring patents.'
J I 85S5 00: fancv winter patents, ft 855 00; fancy
straight winter, $1 5t4 7.; lancy straight sprint:.
$4 5034 75: clear winter. $4 2i4 ft; straicht XXXX
bakers'. $1 254 50: rye flour, 4 7S5 CO.
MnJFEED No. 1 white middlings. 5 0O10 50
per ton; No. 2 white middlings. 9MO016 CO; brown
middlings, (14 50 15 00; winter wheat bran. 814 50
(SI15 CO.
Hat Baled timothy, choice. 14 001125: No. 1;
18 25(31350: No. 2, 812 2512 50; loose Tiom wagon,
S14 0010 00, according to quality; prairie hay,
9 5fai0 00: packing hav, ISToCcp 00.
STKAW Oats, 7 :1 gi7 50; wheat, 7 00725; rre,
(SO03 25.
f Provisions.
The movement in this line is active, and
tho price list of hams, sides and- shoulders
has been advanced Ho Dor lb by agree
ment of Pittsburg packers. For several
weeks Satui day has brought an advance in
prices and markets have been active and
ilrm after ench advance
Sugir cured hams, large 8 0K
Sua;ar cured hams, medium 11
Sugar cured hams, small 11 U
Sucar cured California hams 8M
buxar cured b. bacon g)t
Sugar cured shoulders TA
Sugar cared boneless shoulders t
Sagar cured skinned shoulders tH
Sugar cured bacon shoulders 7
!-urar cured dry-suit shoulders. .7 R
Sugar cored beef, rounds 12
Sugar cured beer, sets 9
Sugar cured beef, flats 8
Itacon, clear skies, 30 Iba 8
Bacon, clear sides. 20 lbs 8
Drr salt clear sides, 301bsaverage 8
Jlesspork, heavy 13 50
Mess pork, family 13 50
Lara, roflned. In tierces (
L&rd. refined, in one-half barrels 5H
Lard, refined, inco-m tubs 5
Lanl. refined, in 20-lb palls tYi
Lard, refined, ln50-ia tin cans 5H
Lard, refined, in 3-Ib tin palls CH
Lard, refined, in 5-tb tin palls 6M
Lard, refined, in 10-lb tin palls Ki
BUYING FROM LONDON
PRODUCES A 1ABGE SELLING MOTE
MENT IN STOCKS.
A Moderate Business and No Pronounoed
Features Khort Sales of tho Bears Are
the Moving Force In the Markets-Bonds
Unusually Qnict,
New Tobk, June 4. The stock market dis
played a moderate volume of business to
day, but tho animation was again at the
expenso ot values. Tho bears, in the marked
absence of organized support, became ag
gressive and their operations resulted in
material losses among tho stocks which re
ceived particularattention from them. These
were principally Burlington, Rock Island,
Northern Pacific preferred, Lackawanna,
Sugar and Kansas and Texas. The only
strong points in the list were held without
making any material improvement.
There was considerable encouragement to
the bulls t the opening in the shapo of buy
inir apparently for London account; hut, as
usual oflate, upon the appearance of for
eign buying, selling begins with more vigor,
and while ft is pieposterous to say that no
long stocks come upon the market, tho pro
pelling force in tbe declines established is
undoubtedly tho short sales of the boars.
The gener.il list, as a rule, was dull and as
featureless as usual, and the firm opening
was succeeded by a drooping temper in sym
pathy witn the movement among the lead
ers. "The close was fairly active and weak
at about tho lowest prices of the day.
Thetotalsaloof stocks to-day were 116,
376 shares Including: Atchison, 1,550; Chi
cago Gas, 1.C50; Erie, 1,520; Louisville and
Nnshvillo, 1.9JS: Northern Pacific prefened,
5.824; New Ensland, 8,135; Reading, 13,500;
St. Paul, 7,215; Western Union, 1,778.
Railroad bonds were unusually quiet, the
total transactions being only $813,000, while
the prevailing temper of the share list was
closely followed, with the lesult of making
some mRtorial losses for the day. The most
promising issue 'was the Kansas and Texas
seconds, which were sold down on tho prob
ability of the non-payment of the next cou
pon. The other changes, however, were
generally Insignificant, and the number of
bonds tradod m was unusually small.
The following table shows the prices of active
ctocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester
day. Corrected daily for The Dispatch by Wltrr
XET & Stephenson, oldest PlttsbuTj: members of
the New York Stock Exchaaee, 57 Fourth avenue.
Clos-
Open
High
est.
Low
est.
sa.
ing.
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil, pfd
Am. Sugar Kenning Co ...
Am.Sugar Banning Co.pfd
Atrh..Top. AR. V.
Baltimore Ohio
Baltimore Si Ohio, trust....
Canadian Pacific ,....
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersey.....
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
C. &O. 1st pfd
a A O. 2d pfd
Chlcazo Gas Trust
D, ur t Qulncy
C. Mil. bt Paul
C, Mil. SU Paul. pfd....
C, Kock I. &P:
C, St. P.. M. AO
.. "M.P.. M. .tO pref ..
C & Northwestern
C C C. 1
Col. Coal Iron
Col. A Hocking Val
Del., Lack. A Western....
Dei. A Hudon
Denver A Klo Grande
Den. A Rio Grande, pref ..
40H
77i
90,
S3H
40
77),
8SH
93
33 H
Ji4
40i
77
$m
98M
33
MH
93
83
61
133
80
22U
J
99 '
liht
123
7S
494
12114
11E
66H
33
157 J
lX)!i
10
48
H
i'i
24
7(i--a
liiH
72S
107
.VA
53)4
115 '4
113'a
915.
113)4
icy
72
16
2SH
64H
371
M.4
12
45H
14U
19'4
b2'(
20
8-1 K
17)4
60
22
Bl
ma
a
48
43
10G
1121(
9)4
33U
10)s
24
95)4
59)4
94W
775
MH
99
97X
1S
a"
138
"a"
18M
"wi
SOS!
101
77S
123H
;sh
61
W
"si;,
raw
"49"
80WI 70
101S, 93i
77S
7SM
12314
76
50
12
7SHI
SI
n-iH ii9Sj
Ui4
UJ'-t
"37
140M
"iiii
4914
'iivi
24'
767
133'4
72S
37M
157H
140
'49'
Distillers' A C. F. Trust ..
4W
ioJ;i
24',
7M
1'
12ii
49M
E.T.. Va. Ga
Illinois Central
103
24
7SK
133
Lake Erie A West -.
Lake Erie A West. prei..
Lake bhore A 51. S
LoulsrlUe A Nashville...
Michigan Central
-Mobiles Ohio
Missouri Pacific
NatiunilPo'-dareCo
72X
55
115S
554
116
1 13V
33 H
92
55
3o
National Cvrdaae Co.. pfd
National Lcaauo
National Lead Co., pfd....
New York Central
N. Y., C. A St. L
N. Y., C'ASt. L. lst,pM.
X. Y., C. A it. L. 2d prd..
N.Y., L. E. AW ,
N. Y." L E. A W.. prd....
N. Y. AN. E ,
N.Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western ,
Norfolk A Western, pfd..
North Ameiicau Co ,
Northern l'acllic, ,
Northern Pacific pfd ,
Oregon Impioremtnt ,
Pacific Mall
Peo Dee. A Erans
PhlladilnM 1 A Reading. . .
P., C, C. A St. L
P.. O., C. A St. L.. pfd...,
Pullman Palace Car
Richmond A W. P. T.. tr.
91-
91
26 )
26
26S
"37!
1S4
37H
18H
37S!
18h
14,
I9
521,
14'4
19i
52
19
52
GO'S
U8
9
MM
5T,
"&'i
G3K
198
9J4
19?
t'A
f RlchmonaftW.P.T.tr..pfd
St. Paul A Duluth
St. Paul A Duluth, p
St. Paul. Minn. A 11:
..X.
'
II
2414
S54
Union Pacific $
39)4
Wabash
Wabash, pfd
Western Union....
11
II
Westlngh'e C. AM.ro.As'd
West'h'e E.&.M.CO. 1st pr,
n necnngs j., r;
Wheeling A L. E., pfd.
si
74
31!
74,
30!
73M
Boston Stocks.
Atch. A Topeka 33
Calumet A Hecla....274
Franklin 15
Kearsargc 12
Osceola 33
Santa Fe Conner 18
Iloston A Albany 203
Chi., liur. A QuIncylOO
Kastcrn R. R. (is 123
FItCUburg R. R 89
Flint A rere M.. pfd 83
Mass. Central 17
Tamarack 168
iloston Land Co 5U
Mex. Cen., com Ki
San Diego Land Co. IKii
West End Land Co.. 11H
Bell Teli-phone 209
LamsonStoieS 19'
Water Power W
j. x. fi.-s. jsng sin
N. Y. AN.Eng. 7S..118S
iin uo.ony is.
Rutland pfd 72
Wis. Cen. com 15)4
Cemennlal Min.Co.. 10
N. E. Tel 54
Butte A B. Cop. 13
Allouez Mln. (new). 1 ui
Atlantic 10X
Boston A Mont 4l)4i
j.nom50u-Moustoni tV4
Phlladolpbii Stock.
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished by Whitney A Stephenson, brokers. No. 57
Fourth aenne, members of New York stock Ex
change: Bid.
Pennsylvania Railroad 55
Reading SO
Buffalo, N. Y. APhlla 7
Lehigh Valley 6
Lehigh Navigation 53
Northern Pacific com 19)4
Northern Pacific, pref. 1...0IH
Asked.
85 i
0 1-16
8
61M
53'
l'JU,
52)4
Mining Stock Quotations.
New York, June 4. Best & Bolcher, 191;
Consolidated California and Virginia, 370;
Deadwood T, 205; Eureka Consolidated, loO:
Gould ACuriv, 100; Ilale, & Norcross, 1--0;
Homestake. 1850: lloin Sliver. 330. Mexican,
150;Ophlr. 200; Savase, 125; Sierra Nevaua,
100; Standard, 135.
TEE WEEK IN OIL.
A Slump Followed by it Reaction Obstacles
to Improvement.
Trading was unsatisfactory, the hulk of it
being incident to the change of options. The
features weie heavy selling on Thursday by
Oil City people, and a lecession in the Euro
pean markets. These caused a slump in the
middle of the week. The strength later was
due to some disposition amonjf outsiders to
buy, and sellers having "shot their wnd,"
removing the principal pies-ure, a reaction
followed. There was no special develop
ment in tho Held, and production remained
in statu quo. Fluctuations for tho five days
are given in the lollowinj; table:
Open- High- Low-
ing. est. est. U03e
Tuesday 56 50 55I 55$
Wednesday. 57 57 60,S, 50)
Thursday 5fl) 56! 53)4 56,
Friday 5s 54H 534, M
Saturday 54)4 54 54)4 54'S
It will he seen tl-at whilo tho finish was
lc below the opening on Monday, it was a
good fraction hotter than tho lowest point
of tho week. The close was steady, la re
gard to the prospects for this week, a broker
said: "While I think the price is close to
the bottom, I see nothing to indicate an
early improvement. The depressing influ
ence of the Standard is as groat as ever, and
outsiders manifest very little interest. Thore
is no encouragement to buy, and no cbanca
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorta.
Whan the had Children, she gave them Castori
to sell without knocking the market to
pieces."
On, Citt, Juno 4. National Transit certifi
cates opened at C4Vc; highest, 5lc; lowest,
64c: closed, 51c. Sales, 37,000 barrels; clear
ances, 150,000 barrels.
New York, June 4. The pettolenm mnrket
opeued strong on Western buylng,advanced
lie, then reacted c, and closed steady.
Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none; July op
tion sales, 27,000 banels; opening, MMc:
highest, 55c; lowest, 54c; closing, 5l)c.
Lima oil, no sales. Total sales, 27,000 barrels.
THE TEAFFIC IN MOlfEY.
Slightly Better Here, but General Condi
tions Unchanged New York Figures.
There was some improvement in local
monetary matters during the week, incident
to the beginning of a now month, hut it
made no serious impression upon tbe sur
plus. The inflow from deposits was about
equal to tho outflow. Rates rolled around
56 per cent. Eastern exchange was in
limited supply. Clearing House flguies for
the day and week are:
Saturdays exchanges
Saturday's balances
Week's exchanges......
Week's balances ,
TrcTlous week's exchanges,
Exchanges eek 1891
Exchanges 1892 to dato
. t.
.. 2,460,244 06
570,694 08
.. 13,600,282 17
.. 3.3(32,173 61
.. 15,994,898 36
... 13.533.'49 01
.. 320,422.433 40
Exchanges same time 1S91 200,331,82171
The New Yoik bank statement was in the
main favorable to business. Loans increased
and the reserve was diminished. Gold ship
ments were $1,750,000, but with the banks full
of idlo funds, the outflow attractedno atten
tion. The figures show these changes lor
tho week: Reserve, deci ease, $933,075; loans,
increase, $3,888,100; specie, inctease, $293,400:
legal tendeis. increase, $263,700; deposits, in
crease, $5,960 700; circulation, decrease,
$70,500. Reserve above legal requirement,
$20,679,750.
At New York yesterday money on call
was easy at 11 per cent; last loan, 1;
closed offeicd at 1. Prime mercantile
paper, 2J5 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but Arm at $4 87J4 for 60-day bills and
$4 8&si for demand.
Closing Bond Quotations.
TT. S. 4srcg...
.118
.117
Mutual Union 63 1
N.J. C. Int. Cert...l
Northern Pac. lsts..l
Northern Pac. 2nds.l
N'thw'at rnCons'ls.l
Nthwstrn DbutrsSs.l
SLL. AI.M. Gen. 5s.
St.L.AS.F.Gen. 31.1
St. Paul Consols 1
St.P.C. AFac. lsta.,1
T. P. L. G. Tr. Rets.
T.P. R. G. Tr. Rets.
Union Pac. lsts I
u. s. 4sconp.,
U. S. 2j rex'. 100
Pacific 0s of '95' lWi
Louisiana st'mpd 4s. 912?
'ieun. new sei, 03-. ..10a
Tcnn. new set. 5s.... 102
Tenn. new set. 3s 73
Canada So. 2nUs 102)4
i;en. rraciuc jsis iud'3
Den. A R. O. lata..
115K
Den. iK.ll. 4s.
. 94f
Erie 2nds.,
..105)4
M. K. A T. Gtn. 6s.. 7!t,
Westanore..
M. K. AT. Gen. 5s.. 16J1JR. G. W. lsts
Bid.
Ihe Coflee markets.
New York, Juno 4. Coffee options opened
steady aud unchanged to 5 points down,
closed steady and unchanged to S point3 up;
sales, 9,250 bags, including June, 12.2012.25c;
July, 12.0513.10c; Augu3t, 10.05O: September,
12 0012,05c; December, ll.9512.00c. Spot
Rio quiet, firm; No. 7, 13c
Baltimore, Juno 4. Coffee Arm; Rio fair,
16Kc.
Tlie Ilrrgood Market.
New Yobk, Jnne 4. The undertone of tho
cotton goods market gained In, slrenzth,
partly through another advance of M6e in
print cloths and partly by the steadily im
proving condition of s.tocks.
ESTABLISHED 1867.
CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY A SPECIALITY
DANIEL M'CAFFREY.
Hay, Grain and Commission,
238 ANJD 240 FIFTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURG, PA.
Consignments of and otders lor 'grain
solicited. niyl7-l6-i
Growing
More Liberal
That's what the human
race is doing particularly
the American part of it.
There are a few left who
are satisfied with ancient "his
tory. But most people are
ready to apply modern pro
gress and common-sense to the
treatment of the human stom
ach an organ that demands
its rights whether Or no; that
resents the insnlts of worn
out methods. All this is to
emphasize the facts about
There was once a prejudice
against Cottonseed oil. But
people who are alivs, who
investigate, who have no
bigotry in their composition,
have found that pure', refined
cottonseed oil combined with
selected beef suet is a better
article in every conceivable
way than hog's lard, c And so
they wisely use it for cook
ing and are correspondingly
healthy and happy. The sales
of Cottolene are enormous
and constantly increasing; a
proof that it is appreciated by
appreciative persons.
Ask your grocer for it.
N. K. FAIRBANKS CO.,
CHICAGO.
PITTSBURGH AGENTS:
F. SELLERS & CO.
When you ask your gro
cer for Java, he does not
offer you Maracaibo and say
it is "just as good."
When you ask your drug
gist for Scott's Emulsion of
cod-liver oil, if he is honest,
he will not try to sell you
something "just as good."
Why do you want it ? The
answer is in a book on care
ful living ; ve send it free.
Scott & Eowse. Chemisls, 133 South jih Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver
oil all druggists everywhere do. Jr.
"WELL BRED, SOON WED." GIRLS WHO USE
' SAPOLSO
ARE QUICKLY MARRIED. TRY IT IN YOUR NEXT
HOUSE-CLEANING.
apS-B5-irxT
THiS INK IS MANUFACTURED
-BY-
J. HARPER BONNELL CO.,
rnySO
"What an Englishman Think3 of Our
American Woman.
His Views Are Correct In Some Respects
Where the English Women Eieel Oat
Door Exercise a Good Tiling to linlld
Up Strength Jnst Wbat Women Ke
qnlrc. "American ladies are certainly the most stylish
jnd. In aome respects, tbe most attractive women
In tlie world. Pittsburg women are as good ex
amples of tbls as 1 have seen in any town where 1
have been. But they have not that stability and
roggedness that you see In the women of liondou
and throughout England."
The above remartwas made by an Englishman
who has been spending a few days in town. It was
intended to be half complimentary, perhaps half
sarcastic, but it actually hit the real trouble of
most American women. They are stylish, bright
and attractive, but there is no denying the fict
that they posses such delicate and high-strung
nerves that they are peculiarly susceptible to weak
ness and disease. They are subject to despondency
and blue ferfings because their nervous systems are
more or lessshattered, because they need and xnnst
have assistance.
BJany women in tbls section realize that there
has been a discovery made by a great scientist, an
absolute relief and cure forjnst the trouble which
afflicts American women. The discovery referred
to is Palne's celery compound. It is not a cheap
specific, sarsaparllla or essence, bnt a grand dis
covery, which by reason of its great merits is to
day tbe most popular of ail remedies.
Volumes cnld be written in the words of those
who have spoken in its praise. "Women every
where find that It is a true food for the nerves and
brain, for it gives strength and health and restores
new life to the weary and despondent. The renew
ing and Invigorating power of this Compound is
marvolons, and to-day it is acknowledged by mnny
women to be a grand friend tbat has Invigorated
their life and brought about happiness instead of
misery.
!N OUR WINDOW
This week you will see the
best Wall Paper at lower
prices than you ever saw
before all 5c and 7c We
send samples free to any ad
dress. G. G. O'BRIEN'S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
292 Fifth av., 3 Squares from Court Hon
jeC-S3
jBULIISriEi'S
PUKE UNFEItMENTED GRAPE JUICE.
Sold onlr liv
GEO. E. STEVESSOJf & CO.,
Opposite Tiiulty Ciiurcii, Sixth avenue.
m) 33-M-.T?
Oil. TVEXT. BUPPIIES.
After 19 Years of Trial,
E L A I U E,
THE-
FAW ShFEGU G!L,
Is conceded to bo tlie Heat and Safes: Oil
Known.
ELAINE
M5VEK VALUES IN QUALIT1.
Cannot be Explodes!.
It Is tho very litahost srailo of isflncd
jietroleum, from which, in tho process of
manufacture, overy impurity lias ueen elim
inated. Elnineis free from lienzino and p&mfllu;;
It will never chill in the coldest temperature
known on this continent.
In color, EUine 13 spting-water white, an I
Its "lire test" is eo high os tomnke ita.3 abso
lutely safe as any illumin tnt known.
Having no disagreeable odor, Eiaine is 4
pleasant oil lor lamily use.
Can be Eurnel.in Any Petroloum Lamp.
A POSITIVE PROTECTION FKOII LA1IP
EXPLOSIONS.
MAKES IHE SAFEST NI BEST LIGHT
KXOV.-J,.
ELAINE ! T&lS OIL
103 Million Gallons ELAINE sold in IS Yean
From 1873 to 1SS2.
Elaine cannot bo impioved upon.
WARDEN & OXNARD,
MANUFACTURERS,
I'ITTmBIMIG l'.
Tel
ECOEHLEgi'3
Insielirneni House 1
IIS
17
Sixth Strest,
t
MENS' AHD BOY'S M
Clothing on Credit i
B
(Ready-Made & to Order.) M
LADIES' CLOAKS & JACKETS, fj
Watches & Jewelry, 8
IKSTALLH9EHTS. j
Gash Prices WHIioat Security, m
TERMS: One-third cftheamount purchased 5j
must be paid down: the balance in roall tyA
weekly or monthly payments. Business ?l
transacted strictlv confidential. Ooen w
" WA
t i n n w e j t'l
oatiy, irom a A. bl. to r. bl. aacuruay:
aaU 11 P M
w' i,?;.A
MW..
tSi&aSm
NEW
YORK.
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M
BKOEEKS FETANOIAX.
ESTABLISHED 183.
John M. Oakley & Co.,
BANKEUS AND BROKEE3.
45 SIXTH ST.
Direct private wire to Sew Tort and Chi
cago. Member Sew Yoric, Chicago and Pitt.
burs Exchange.
Local securities bouglitand soldforcast
or carried on liberal margins.
Investments made at our discretion anl
dividends paid cmarterly.
Interest paid on balanoa (since 1SS3).
Money to loan on call.
Information books on all markets mallsa
on application. le7
Whitney & Stephenson,
57 Fourth Avenue.
ar30-33
Hefskelf s 3S?3s
Eimplo anointment.
Ointment sstfess
Kranedj for tfc0 m,,t obstinat
Skin Diseases, so r?"ahox.
.- . . . , u ... Soil yrnhore.
Wntoforbooi, "n.ntiferXtlchma-idStd. Soon," lin.
iOHNSTON. HOLLOW AY H CO. Philadelphia.
myll-K mot
3IED1CAT
Jtl PENN ATRNUR. IMTTVIUJKG, Pi.
As old residents kno-r and l.aek fltoi 11
rittsburjr papers provo, i the oldest estab.
lisbed and most prominent physician in tlis
titv. devoting spccuilattuutinn to nil ciironis
&DOrtN0 FEE UNTIL CURED
sponsible MrniOI Q and mental dls
persons liLn UUO cases, phvsicil de
ep.?, nervous debilitv, lack of euentr. ambi
tion and liope, impaire t memory, disordereil
fie lit. self distrust, bashfulness diz7lnes,
sleeplessness, pimples Tuptions. impover
ished blood, tailing power", organic Teaic
nes. dyipeD'la. constipation, consnmptlon,
nnflttiriir tle person forbusines,society nni
niarrlaRO. permanently, 5afely and privately
STaSiBLOOO AND SKiNir
eruptions, blotches.fallinr liair.bonoMiain1.
sia'idular sti-IIIius, nlceratlnm of tin
tonsrue, mouth, thrcit, ulcers, old sores. rt
cured for life, and blood poisons thoroughly
era.dics.ted froml DM A DV fcidnev and.
the system. UnllMrtn T jbladdsr da
rancrements, woa!c bae'e STavel, catarrhal
dischanres, inflammation and other painful
svmpto-ns receive ssarchinr treamenlt
nroniptrelle'and real cure.
Dr. whittier' lifr-lons extensive expert
enceinsnrcs sclontifls and reliable treat
ment on common fense principles. Consulta
tion f.e. Patients at i distance as cs.refullr
treated a'' if hero. Offloo Hours, 9 a. v. to t
r. K. 8u2day, ioa.ji. to 1 p. it. only. DB
WHITTIEE,SU Penn avenue, Pittsburg, Fa
OCR'S GDnON ROQT
CO JVl POUND,
A recent dlscoverr by an oil
ph-IrUn. Successfr.Hr nspd
rjoiitlilybythousantlsjfUdles.
Is the onlv perfpcilv Jife and
rcliab e iiifI!cine tUscorend.
lit arc or unpriiiipieu uniff
C Ims wh'j offer lnVrtor meul
cliics In ri?cerihls. Ask for
COOK'S .
imor Compound, take no Mibstl-
ttii nrii.i'Vi.nMnrtlfirpnMu rotAi?e in letter.
artl we will 5cnrl. scilt!. by re'urn mill. Full
scaled particuNrs in itiin enve'ore. to Lull only,
2 stamps. AlIre-3 POM) LILY C"Ml'AVT.
No- 3 Fl-vher B'.oct. Uetro't. Mich.
Sold In VitifaburiCbr'XOv. FLEMIKfJ A -OX. Alt
Market street. delT-5I-eodwk
DR. E. C
RWF
: 3 w
Tru-itin-nt. . Kusr'.nn.'-! lecitte lu. ityilfrlo.
DlizIneHJ. Convulsions. Fit?. Ntviiij NeurslI.
lleadiche. Xervoii3 Pru.tration catued br the m
of alcohol or tolcoo. Walcffulnajs, Mental De
prcsslon. boftenlnf of ih llnln rmilUn? in la
tanitv. ilcciv .n 1 iloa'h. i'rumit ir Ol ! T3. t.o
of Porer in either st. Inolantarr Losset al
Spermatorrhea cmed 'iv orer-exertion of t'u
biiln. .eif-i'M'9e or over-indnlcn'-ft. rjch boc
contains one month's treatment. JI.CM hui. J
tislorjj TO. hr mill.
ujs .ii it-Tl: six itoxnt
To cure in fisc- U'ltli -icn orl'-r r-clr?. roj
si box 3 xr Til' send Ih1 nnr-hii'T o-ir wrltlBj
iruaranlee to ref.imi th inoncr if the tretniit
loes not rare. f.:anmtees i33te-l milv by IZjIZI.
O. srUCKV. DriiK-l3t. Sole st. Nos. Ml an!
17C1 1'en'i avenue, corner iV'rlir atenneand F.iltoa
ttreel. I'ittsocr. l'i. Usa itu ckj' liarrlia-Jb
Cramp Cure. Siud V eta. ja-lti-eodt
ianhocd Restored
"Xlili IT'S SEEDS,"
thr voiidcrf ul rempdy.
is sold wltti a vittrn
truii unite to cure ail
nervous diseases, such
as Wcat Jiemcry.lxjss
'?!? N .J&L o'fErab
"am l-wrcr. xteaa.
Ml. -ZaaJ A " telle,
v2HVV AK????', Lost M
WaiEe.alnezs.
Manbood. Nlzhu
Smlssions. Nervous.
scrocs asd i.nza csa.
ness. Lassuuda. all
dnilrs and loss of pow
er ot tbe Generative orsrans in either per cnused by
overexertion. 70utb'nl"rrors,orcTcessiva use ot
tobi'-co, opium or stitiulants wh i-b rooc lead to
Inflrmiiy. i;oiidS.p:io,i and I isai it Put up con
von'ent to jurrTin vet poCtet. SI perpackagoby
mall; C for 5. Willi "vc-j K onicr r. u m je a wr'JLt en
"itarar.tcc to cure orvjut n. 'tieinoncv- Circnlnr rree
Address lic-rrs fceo Co., CnScase. 111-
Forsule In Pittsburg bv Jo. Fleming 4
Son, Dinrgists, 410 nnd 412 ilarKet st.
noG-SO-iiwr
WEAK MEKtv
YOCK ATXENTlOa
IS CALLED TO THE
PRlT EIfOLSI. REBZHV
T2JUTCMAKE TIIWSH'M
Rrau';Snpr.ifir. Mfidirina
a;? '"' r" : i'z
F Y.O US U f-FEH i . Z
i.iiiTljeliiliivrfl ralnts of BodV
m-rm-nimL im. r-v Li .ind Mint!, si frmitorrhes. and
In.ijtency. and all ili-easrs that i.e front ove
InJulj-encc and seif-abn-o. us Less of 31mory and
Power. I)l2inet or Vision. Premature Old Ajfa.
and many other ilisea-cs tint lead to Insanity ot
Oon-l. option and an early Krave. write for oat
PAifircM'onAY5LEI:lCINK CO., nulf.-lo. N. T.
The Specific Jlnii'tn- i sold hy nil Iruit(tiit attt
irr pak2xe. or si p( Islets f'r;, ri.ept hy mail
onrecelptofmoncv.n;,- fillflRfiMT??
and with everv 13 grf C.-MV hM t I AeVa
oni-r a cure or inonry ref.mt:t o.
"Jii iiu.ir.t of couutrrfcits we have adopted
the Veliow Wrapper, the only pruiLe. sold is
PltUonrR by 3. b. .1UI.I ANU. tor. MiJ'Mirul an4
Liberty ita. li-:-'ji-i;iYFee8S
FOR L.OSJ. V IGGR 'J3Z
7KZ FRCKCH HCP.VEand BRAIH PESTOREfl
Sold w th a Writ on Clum &-?.? to cure Losfc
ZSanhottd, Nervou. DebiJ v Ior of Brain Power,
avulsion. Tm potency KailInni, ntc Uestorea
i Vlor ot Youth: and eive-t fnll Manlr ro-wfr.
by mail. 91 on, or h Ive ?5W A Written
Uiiaraiitr 1 kItcii with every ?3 0p order.
J)Id by all dr..ris. For p-jIm! inMPicUons.
novmir. wrxx cav st- mai.p srimNr," address
'Sf;OUSE nROiri'VK CO.. i-irlnimtii o.
33L3 8YV.S 3A3Tsc-.ccr C7" '
apc"-87 m;v
'f uoutorsTake
'fjLJ$ qiiirlnc; scientific and confl-
. uer.tial tratmcBc. ir. .-. jv.
ftf Lake, M. R. C. 1. S.. Is the old
lt'tJP''t :md mo3t riporiencodspe-
'"4A fc tion free and strictly cono-
dentitl. Office bonis, 9 t- 4 and 7 to S P. .t
Sundays 2 to 4 p. sr. I'onsnlt them person
ally, or write. Doins IMt, cor. renn a.
and Fourtli . "i-'ahnr-- I'a. je3-7a-PsTIC
LOSTWiANKOOD RESTORED
lANlU
Tlie rrrt Span
ish ICenertv, U
o'd '.VlTfl A,
V fl I TTEX
(HIARAXTEB
loriire all nerv
oi:sdl3ea3s,sncli
1 as Weak Aleinory
nsrouK A7n Arrrn usiio. Lom of Briln Powers
Wakefulness Lost jr tnhnod. Nixhtly Eml8lons.
NerTousness.Lnss;tnde.alltlmIns ard loss of power
of the Genentlve O-nrnns in either set can-ed hy
over-CTertlon. youtl lal errors, or excc3sircueof
tobacco, oolnm or stlmulilits. t perpackaebr
mall:R fors. With evry S3 onlr we GIVE x
WR1TTSNCCARANTF.K TO CUltF.or REFUND
MOVKY. bpanl.h ilcdlcine Co.. Vadri 1. -.pain,
and Detroit. Jlicli. l'orsa!bJ03. 11 EM1NQ i
bON. PittsbutE. cc2S-"S-urr
VIGOR OF MEN
Easily, rjnlckly. P'nnsnmtly KK3TOBBr
WEAKNESS, XEKVOUS.VESS. DEBILITT.
nnd nil the train of evils, tlio results of oyer
work, sickness, worry, etc. Full strenjrtli,
development, and tone guaranteed in all
cases. Simple, natural methods. Immedi
ate Improvement seen. Failuro Impossible.
S.0CO references. Book, explanations anS
proofs mailed (sealed) free. Address
KEIlt MELIICAL, CO., UCF17ALO, Jf. T. ,
JslMt
DOCTOR
WHiTTSER
ff KVOi
fffM
. WEST'S
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