THB PlifSBUEG DISPATCH, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. ' 189a
IS MERCANTILE LINES.
The Movement Falls Off, According
to the Clearings.
POLITICS RESTRICTS BUSINESS.
Great Actlritj Fxpected After the Election
Is Out of the Yfaj.
KO KOTEYTORTIIY CB1XGES IN STAPLES
Satukdat, "Sot. 5.
Bank exchanges this week were fl4,872,
940 16, against 516,426.616 82 last week,
and accepting them as indicating the volume
of business passing they show quite a fall
ing off in trade this week, which was
canted, no doubt, by the great interest in
the approaching election. General trade
influences, however, were reported in good
shape, more particularly the iron and steel
trade, and it appears to be certain that
movements in mercantile and manufactur
ing lines will be quite liberal after the
election is over. Staples changed in price
but little during the week, and in a general
way tbe markets were featureless.
Hogs and Hog racking.
The Cincinnati Price Current reviews the
lituation as follows: At the present time
the prevalent tnlk suggests a scircity of
bogs compared with last year, and quite
likely this will prove to be the case for
tome weeks in the early part of the season
flow opening. Prices of hogs have been so
much advanced as to yield a good profit in
feeding corn. This lias led the farmer re
cently to not only retain Ills young stock,
bat in a lar;o way to also become a buyer
tor feedlrur. while at tbe fame time he is
holding hack breeding animals under the
encouraging; outlook. Thee conditions so
toward making an appearance or a m enter
carcltv of stock under the lessened offer
ngs than Is actually the case in a proper
omparlson ot the position. It Is not, there
ore, tn order to accept with great conflden ce
be probability of current values being
ust&ined, or Hint the winter supply or hosts
s likely to fall essentially short of last ear.
And it should be uoine in mind that the
situation encourages an effort for enlarging
the future supply of boss, so that If thero
be no unusual interfering conditions the
coming spring may be expected to develop
a liberal production of pfcrs.w hlch, although
not marketable until late in the summer
season or subsequently, will nevertheless
form a basis for sentiment affecting trading
operations. Under thee possibilities, and
other conditions surrounding the packing
Interest at tnis time, thero is much to en
courage a halting course, or an inclination
to freely offer product for future delivery
Ejalnst'current tnanulacture.
The lollowlns table shows the number of
hogs packed from Starch 1 to date at the
places mentioned:
1892. 1891.
Chicago 2.875.000 2, 402,000
Kansas City 1.105.000 9oO.OOO
Omaha, 7.3),0 654.000
bt. Louis 305.000 314,010
Indianapolis 334,645 290,000
Milwaukee 285,000 250,000
Cincinnati 2,00J l"5.lOu
Cedarltaplds 197,000 216.8'A
MouxClty 1H000 110,100
Cleveland 305.000 190,000
onth St. Paul , 117,00 1U5.0jo
vichtta Kan . 114.000 94,100
. "CpX.-Mo -V 16i,0U 5410
t ttumwa. Iowa 17.000 5900
Hutchinson. Kan 27,500 16.000
Lincoln. Neb 40.000 30.000
Nebraska i lty. Neb S0.WK) !0,7(O
les. Moines 43.00'i 4100
Keokuk. la 54.000 ia.LV
immeuburg. la 24.00
Atlantic, la 19.bSl 23.900
JlarshaUtown, la 17,585 43,900
Cranberry Crop Short.
The cranberry crop is estimated to be
smaller than last year, according to the Sec
retary or the American Cranberry Growers'
Association, whose figures are as follows.
Indicating busbels:
1S02.
...377. 000
..152.000
... 65.000
1S91.
440. OuO
250,000
30.0U0
w England,....
Jersey.. .....
,.591,000 TOO, COO
Grain, Flour and Feed,
call at the Gtaln and Flour Ex
change to-day: One car No. 2yollow shelled
corn, spot, 5Jf c; 1 car No. 2 timothy hay,
spot, $12 50; 1 car sample timothy hay, spot,
J9 00: 1 car No. 1 feeding prairie hay, spot,
$10 CO.
Receipts bulletined: Via the P. & L. E.
4 cars rye, 1 cars flour, 1 car hay, 1 car bar
ley; via the B. & O. 2 cars bran, 2 cars hay,
1 car oats, 3 care rye: via the P., C., U & St.
Ik 3 cars oats, 3 cars hay, 3 cars corn, 3 cars
wlient,2 curs bran, 2 cars middlings: via the
r.. Ft. W. & C. 9 cars hay. 1 car corn, curs
oats, 1 car middlings, 1 car flour, 1 car bar
ley, 1 car flour. Total. 56 cars.
RAXGE OF THE MARKET.
tTlie following quotations for grain, feed, hay
and straw are for car lets on track. Dealers charge
a email auvance irom aiorcj
Wiieat-o. 2 rva
CORN" -N". 2rellowear.
High mixed ear
Mixed ear
New N. yellow ear ,
No. 2 yellow shelled
Hlph inlred snelled
Mixed shelled
- No. 2yeIlowsheIlcd..
"i.l white
'te.
J white
74."; 75
53 S iii
HHQ SI
49 (S 50
......... 44 (IS 45
46 (al 4ri'j
44 45
43 S 44
33)(5l 39
37?. 3S
36 la V
35 (2 35 S
31
59 60
47 58
Fancy brands, S4 75
.... 2 Western
J Western
.cr Hobbers' prices).
sunnard winter paurts, f4 504 75; spring
nls ?4 60(5.4 Si: ktralglit winter. !l omsVl a;
ir winter, f i 754 00: NXX bakers. 3 753 85;
f S3 5.I75.
The Exchange Pric Current quotes flour iu car
,ots on track as follows:
"pa-out winter.....
iv.enlspring
: tralght winter...,
Clear winter
Low grades
Rye flour
spring bakers
...?3 75S4 00
... 4 2-YS-l SO
... I 5u(a4 75
... 3 003 25
... 2 Ma.: 50
... 3 2V&3 50
.. 3 25(i3 50
MlLLrEED-No. 1 white middlings; SI7 0(a;8 50:
No. 2 white middlings. ?16 00(316 50: winter wheat
bran. (14 10314 50; brow u middlings, IIS 0016 00;
chop. tl8 03(921 CO.
HAT-Cholce timothy, (11 0014 25: No. 1 tlm
oth). (13 2513 50: No. 2 tlmulhr. fll 50S12 00;
mlxiri clover and timothy. 12 5013TO: packing,
t? 00S 0: o. 1 feedlug prairie. 9 50S10 00;
wagon hav. J15 00I7 00.
TRAW V beat, fi T56 00: oats, S6 OC: 25; rye,
M50709.
Groceries.
El'oar Patent cnt-loar. 6Mc: cubes. SSictpow-de.-cd.
5!(c: granulated (standard), iile: confec
tloners A. 5c: snrt A, 4)t4c: fancy yellow, 4jc;
'alriellow, 4J4c: common yellow. 3JsIXc
CorTXE Roasted, in packagesStandard brands.
223-20c:ecund grades, 2iac: fncy grades. 26
V, Lobse Java, aJHlSSSSe: Santos, 2727Hc:
MracalDo.26c: I'eaberrj'. 2727.1ic; Caracas, 29
29Hr I!lo. XH'SaS'iC.
JioLASsrs holce. 25(536c; fancy. 36)i37c:
c-ntrifugals, 2930c; new crop New Orleans, 45
4'c.
vnrr Com svrup, 2527c: sugar srrup. 2S3lc;
laiiCT Ilarnrs, 3aSKc: blackstrap, 15S($I6c
Funis -London layer mlslns, 52 SO: California
London layers, f 1 0"2 10: California muscatels,
bas-k sasCc: boxed. !l1il 25; Valencia. 7J7ic:
oniiaraValencia. filSMc: Calllornla anltanas. 10S
He: currants. 4!j4c: California prunes. 11S
lscriencli pruuis. 8llc: C&Ufornla beedlcss
raisins. 1-lb cartons, ?3 iu: citron, 1819c; lemon
pmL lBSfllc
Rice -ancyhead Carolina. 6H(&"Hc: prime to
choice, 5&6c; Louisiana. SSCc; Jara, a&SStfc;
Japan. Stgwc
oils Carbon, 116. 6c: headlight. CHc: water
wl ttc 7c: Llalne 13c; Ohio legal test. 6)tc: miners
w nier while. 34luc: summer. 3-1Sc.
CAVhEb GOOi-s-btaudard peaches. 103! 20:
xtra peaches, f; 4j2 SO: seconds. SI 9S2 00: pie
leaches. 1 251 SO; ifne'.t corn. Jl 40l 50; Har
lonj countr corn. (I O0l 10: lima beans, II 20
1 2j. soaked, SUcpS."c: earlv Jnne peas. $1 1.V81 25;
marrowtut pe. SI avl 10; soakcd-TSSOc: "trench
pea. (I15C 0 00 t 100 cans. orJl 402 53 tl dozen:
p'scipples. Jl 25t 31: extra do, 2 40: Bahama
iu. !i 00: Damson plums. Kaatern, f I 23; Call
'ornla pears. t2 2S(32 3":: do green gages, Ui:
do egg plums. 1 75: do apricots, (t 600- 10; do
extra whiu- cherries, S2 7Sf2 85: do white clrerr'es,
S-lbcans. l 6; raspberries, fl aval SO: strawber
ries Sl 1SI 25; gooseberries. 61 10l 25: tomatoes,
95cj!j 00: salmon. 1-lb. tl 30l 35: blackberries, 75
succotasli. 2-lb cans, auaked. Sic; do sta I
ard. 2-lb cans. (1 2S1 0; corned beer. 2-ll cans.
S TS1 60: do. 14-lb. (13 09: roast beet 2-lb. tl 73;
chlppea beer. 1-lb cans. (1 952 00: baked beam.
i iSI 3": lobsters, 1-lb. 12 5: mackerel, rresh.
l-lb. rl 90: broiled, SI 50; sardines, domestic, Ms.
14 i 4,N 6S: 3,s. mustard. 13 25: imported, H.
m .'X5,12 50: imported. Jis, IS tojja uu: canned
apples. 3-lb, 75b0c; gallons, J2 85S3 !W.
Provisions.
Tno packers and wholesalers 'met in regu
lar weekly session to-day, but no changes
were made In prices. Former quotations
arc therefore repeated as follows:
Large bams ..
Medium ..
inall
rimmed
aiirornU
bou.ders. suaar-curad
(lreakrast bacon ,
Lxtrado
lear liellles, smoked ...".....
Clear liellles, dry salt.
Fork, heavy
Llgbt
1IH
.2
Ki
9
11
1!
10
100
14 DO
DricS beef, knuckles 'IS
Rounds.
tm
Flats
Linl (refined). tit
Tubs
Two JO-lb cases-..
Lard (compound).
Hair barrels
Tub
Palls ,
Two 50-lb cases...
Threc-lh case?....
Kivc-Ibcases
1 en-lb cases
8W
'8
OH
7
tierces
Batter and Cheese.
nCTTEH Klpln creamery, 3l33c: olher brands.
!W?.SfV? ehnlro tn finer ri&lrr nnri counter roIL ZSfib
I7c; fair to medium (trades. iS(c: low grade. IS
lac; cooklDK, w(s?uc; frrca&c .twiv
l'ofcfflllc: New York. HWailKc:
vii.i:se.-uiiio.
finrr lrl.riinln
Swiss li'ocks. J41JC: do bricks.
IMiliWc: Wisconsin sweltier. In tubs. l&aiSJic:
Umberer, 10,4llc: Ohio Swiss, 12,aiSc
"Eggs and Poultry.
KGGS-Strlctlv fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, H
He; special marks. 3c; storace stock, lSac.
POCLTRV Llve-Sprln chicken.. U315C per
falr for small to medium tlzed and lOSWic for extra
are; old chickens. 6070: ducks. M6oe: jreese.
75c&l on: turkeys, ia3l.se per lb. Dressed-Chtck-ens.
I3i5c per a; ducks. I5i6c; cecse, lli:e:
turkeys, 15l7c
Fish.
Tl HairiQr.
Mackehzl. Dbls. bbls hbls Palls Palls
Mi lb 100 lb 50 lb 151b 10 lb
Extra mess bloaters. M0 00 JM 40 I0 40 S 10 2 20
rxtraKo.1 bloaters. ."4 U0 17 0 9 15 283-195
Extra No. 1 mess.... 32 CO 16 40 8 40 2 60 1 80
Ettra Xo. I shore.. 2s ( H 43 7 40 2-30 ISO
Med No. 1 mess 24 00 12 40 6 40 ICO 141
Med. No. 1 shore.... 21 00 10 SO 5 63 ITS 1 25
Ex.No. IshoremefS 22 00 1140 5 9i 185 t 30
Ex.No. 2 shore larre 20 00 1C 40 5 40 170 13),
Ex.No. 2mcU. shore IS 00 9 40 4 90 155 1 to
No. I! medium 15 in 7 90 4 15 1 33 . S5
So. 3 large 14 00 7 40 3 90 1 W.
Hound hcrrinff
Uairiibls. IW) lbs
I'otomac herring
Harms
Half barrels.... ..........
Holland herrlnx
, Kejts ,
Lake herring
Half barrels. 70 lb
Quarter bbls. 30 lb
Pails, 15 lb
Palls 10 lbs
White tlsll-
Halfbbls. 701b
Quarter bbls, 30 lb
palls. 15 lb
Pails. 10 lb
Russian sardines
Hair bbls, 100 lb
t bole codfish
Large, per lb ,
Medium
Bonekss coritlsh
20-lb boxes, l:-lb brleka. per lb....,
20-lb boxes, l;-lb bricks, choice...,
325
500
2 53
80360
250
1 r
65
50
5 25
2 50
135
1 00
8 CO
50
6WA7
miscellaneous.
BrcKwnAT FLorn-Ncw. 2X2Sc per lb.
seeds Choice recleaned Western timothy. $1 90
&! 9 per but cln.lce' recleaned Weslern eJoter.
i7 50: white clover, til 50; orchard grass, 1 85;
millet, tl 4i31 50; blue grass : 0(2 25.
BE4XS cw York and Michigan pea beans.S2 15
2 'JO per bu; hand-picked medium. 2 10S2 15;
Llnia, 4S4c per lb; Tenusylranla and Olilp
beans. SI 7X$1 90 er bu.
Bfeswax Choice, yellow. 2Tt5c: dark. 25J5i:Sc.
CDKU- cw country, SS 5! uO; crab, fT 538 40
per bbl.
Hosev New crop -white clover, SlQIlcpe lb:
burkwbeat. 14!6c; strained honey, 89c
Tallow Country rough. 3i(JVic per lb; city ren
dered. 44S'C
FEATnRs-Extrallre .tesse, SS(gVc per lb; No.
1 do. 4s30e: mixed, 3C40c.
NUTS Chestnuts. S3 uri3 50 Der bushel: neantits.
green, S.'ft&lSc per pound; do. roasted. SI I5l 25
pel
C'u
it:r iiusiici; iucs.ory nuis. 91 uuuul : sueimarKS.
25l 50: new walnnts. CMfoc: old do. 500155c:
tternuts. 56V55c for old and GOToiGS" for nw
oioerta, vc per id: aimonas, rarraKona, isc: no,
Ilca, I6c: ao, paper sheil, 25c; shelled almonds.
35c: Brazil nuts, SOSc; French walnuts. 9c;
pecans, loe; Naples wamnts, 13c; Grenoble wal
nuts. 13Sc
PiCKr.LS-fl 50. 50 per barrel.
PorcORX 3it4 per lb.
HlbLS Green steer hides, trimmed. 75 lbs and
up, 7c: green steer hides, trimmed. 60 to 75 lbs. Jc:
green steer hides, trimmed, under 60 lbs, 6c; green
cow hides, trimmed, all weights, 4c; green bull
hides, trimmed, all weights. 4c; green calf skln.
No. 1, Cc: green cair skins, Nf. 2, 4e; green steer
hides, trimmed, side branded, 4c; green salt steers.
No. 1. 60 His and np. 7(3;jc: green salt steers. No.
L 6) lbs and less. 4S)lic; green salt cows. No. I.
all weights. 44Mc: greea salt cair. No. I. 8 tn 15
ids. 5urGc: green salt kip. Ao. 1. 15 to 25 lbs. 45c;
runner kip, .No. 1. 10 to 15 lbs, 34c; No. 2 bides,
lc off; No. 2 calf, 2c off.
DULL BUT HIGHER.
Cereals and Hog Products Close on Ad
vances, Tliose in Grain Ueins Slight and
in Provisions Quite Material The Gen
eral Tone Strong.
Chicago, Nov. 5. A sacrifice to politics
was largely the fate or tho markets to-day.
Notwithstanding the dullness, however, the
general tone was one of strength. Com
pared with last night, wheat this evening is
lie higher, corn, jc, and oats, c. The rise
iu the price ot provisions continues.
With easier cnbles, and assurances that
the growing wheat in the dry areas In the
Southwest nad been greatly benefited by
tho recent rains, the first impulse was to sell
the market oflf But wnen it was considered
that the day's receipts wcro nearly JW cars
less than estimated; that the deliveries nt
primary points for tne week were again
small as compared with the previous weeks,
and that tbe exports Irom both coasts wero
still ueneron, or 3,715.030 bushels in wheat
and flnur, against 3,120,000 bushels for the
corresponding week last year, the market
took on n decidedly firmer tone. The indi
cations are for an Increase of 2,500,000 bush
els In tho visible and BradtticcC reports the
available supply in the country and Canada
at 87.300 000 bushels the largest on record
and 21,000,000 bushels more than a year ago
and nearly 42,000,000 bushels more than two
j ears ago. In view or this enormous stock,
the friends of wheat wore not dlSDOsed to be
aggressive and hence trade was slow and the
gain in prices not important.
Corn was quiet bnt firm; local receipts
were only 2S3 caTS, where 3V cais had been
expected; but the clear, cold weather was
looked upon as a favorable indication for an
increase in arrivals, and lor a time there
was an easy feeling. But ilio buying soon
increased, and the offerings being limited
there was an Improvement.
Oats weie firmer on the small local re
ceipts only 1S9 cars, whero 190 were ex
pectedand in sympathy with the better
tone tn corn.
Ilogproductswerefirmer.mnlnlyon lighter
receipts oi hogs than expected. It was also
alleged that products w ere too low to show
any prrflt on mannfacture from present
prices of live animals. Compared with yes
terday's closing prices January pork is '15s
higher and January lard'Jc higher, but fur
November tho at ticlo is 2iJe higher. Jauu
ary libs improved 10c. '
Cash quotat ons wero a follows; Fionr
slow, usually at considerable concession;
No. 2 spring wheat, TOJc; No. 3 spring
wheat, 5S60c; No. 2 ted "OJfc; No. 2
corn, 40c; No. 2 oats. Soke: Nq. 2
wuite. 3tr: No. 3 wblte, 32X3j)c; Xo- -rv.
50c; No. 2 barley, G3c: . i, f.o.b.,
3S0Gc: No. 4, f. o. b., 3150c; No. 1 flax
seed, $1 10; prime tlmotuy seed, $1 S3
1 85: mess pork, per barrel, $12 OOfili 15;
lard, per 100 lbs, $S S7K 12: short
ribs sides, loose. $7 CO; dry s;Uted .-boulders,
boxed, $7 20(i7 25; snort clear sides,
boxed, $7 958 00. Whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per pal, $1 15. Sugars Cut
loaf, unchanged. No. 3 corn, 40c.
Range oftbe leading futures, furnished br John
M. Oakley & Co.. bankers and brokers, "No. 45
Sixth street:
Open- High- Low- CIos- Cioso
Articles. lug. eat. est. lng. Nor. 4
Wheat.
November. t 705 S 70V I TOM $ 70V t T0K
December. 7IS 72 71H 71 7H
May... 77H 77 77.S 774 77M
CORX.
NoTember. 4114 4!M 40) WH 4 IX
December. 41M 4IX 4I' 41H 41
May 45, 40 45S 45 45).
OATS.
November. 30j sor
llecember. 31 31 H 31 31 M Sl
May, 35 So?, 34 35M 35
Pork.
NoTember. II 85 1197 1185 1192 ir?5
December 1187 12 Oil 1187 1197 1185
January 13 52 13 37 13 20 13 32 13 15
May 1350 IJ70 13 50 13 70 :350
I.ARU.
November. 840 800 840 855 827
December 7 75 800 7 75 79i 772
January 7 67 7 75 HI 7 70 7 6!
May 777 785 7 7S 780 7 75
SnottT Ribs.
"November. 573
December 700 700 700 700
May 677 685 6 77 gai HI"!
Car rccclnu for to-dav: Wht nt f..,.,Bi..
corn, 283 tiustiels: oats, 13S bushels. Estimates for
to-morrow: Wheat, 310 bushels; corn. 337 bushels
oats, 170 bushels.
Drygoods.
New York, Nov. 5. The drygoods market
was relatively quiet in vlow of tho half
holiday and election excitement. The
cotton goods market continues to give evi
dence cf growing strength, Pembroke wide
sheetings participating in the advance.
Printed labi tcs wcro in good request, though
actual transactions were chiefly in wldo
novelties for spring. Prints wero strong in
tone; generally higher prices aro looked for.
When Baby was sick, we gave her CastorU. "
When she was a Child, she cried for CastorU.
When she became Miss, she clung to CastorU;
When she had Children, she gave them CastorU
I0CAL SECURITIES.
Conrse of the Market During the ."Week
and Closing Sales and Prices.
Saturday, Not. &
The transactions on 'change for the week
ending to-day aggregated 3.S03 shares or
stock, $16,000 bonds and 11,696 scrip, against
3,111 sh fires stock and $1H scrip last week.
Trading was fair, as the figures show, though
toward tbe close it was restricted by the in
terest iu the progress of the national cam
paign. The closing bids to-day, compared
with those. ot a week ago, show the follow
ing changes:
Advances People's Nntural Gas and Fipo
age Company, U' Philadelphia Company. ;
Central tmctiun, ; Westinghouse Air
brake, 7; Stands ru Unnderground Cable,
14; United States Glass common.
Jcc'tnei Citizens traction, K: Pleasant
."Valley Hallway, y,; Union Switch and Signal
common, .
followliii; -were the transaction on the
local board to-day:
SO shares Lustre Mlnlns: Company 9V
, 100 shares feasant Valley Railway 25H
10 snares Philadelphia Company S'i
20, shares rhlladeipbla Company 22
Total sales, 130 sliarcs. Closing bids and
offers:
J
has-k stocks.
TlrSt National Bank ,
Liberty National Banc
Masonic Hank
Mcr. .tMaimfacturcrs' N. Bk
MonanganelaNatlonal Bank..
Second National Bank
Third Natloual Bank
Par.
100
100
50
50
ICO
100
100
Bid. Asked.
.... 180
110
M
2Ri
123
f9
75
JLtEOHENV BAXX STOCKS.
Enterprise Savlnirs
69
80
175
Third National Bank 100
l.NSrnA.NCE stocks.
Al!emannla...i 50
Ben Franklin 50
Citizens' 50
German American 50
People's 5.1
Tentonla 50
'Western Insurance Co 50
NATUIl Kh GAS STOCKS.
50
51
56
59
4U
ChanVra Vallev Gas Co
People's Xatnnt Gas Co
People's Natural Gas and T.Co
rhlladrlnhla Oo
100
50
12H
32
1SS
r.h
IS
50
tvneciinguas vo oj
rAssnxtJER n'r stocks.
Central Traction 5-1
Citizens' Traction 50
Pittsburg Traction 50
Pleasant Vallev 25
Second, Avenue 50
RAILttOAD STOCKS.
Pittsburg, Yonngst'n and A... 50
Pittsburg and Castle SlTn 50
Pittsburg. Virginia Cliarl'ii. 50
Pittsburg, "Winding A Ky.. 50
COAL STOCKS.
N.Y.AC. Gas Coal Co 50
lytrocr. stocks.
Hand street 5o
Northsidc Bridge Co 50
MIXING STOCKS.
La Korla Mining Co 2
Luster MinlngCo 10
lied Cloud.ilfnlng Co S
Enterprise Mining Co 5
JIISCKLLAXrOUS STOCKS.
30
51
55
62H
53
23J
50
51
11
45
53
0
44
4)
9
i'.i
75c
Monongahcla "Water Co
Union Storage Co
Union Switch and Signal Co ..
Union Switch and S. Co. prof..
Westinghouse Airbrake Co....
Standard Underground C Co..
U, t. Glass Company, com ....
25
50
50
50
59
100
100
33
l:.Ji
76S!
bS
53
19!
33
13:-
75H
ah
MONETARY.
Rntes for money were Arm all week in
Flttslmr?, with the demand satisfactory,
especiallyfrorn manulactuiing sources, and
from all accounts the market will be moro
active after the election. Eastern exchango
xas rather scarce, but trading was generally
at par.
New Tork, Nov. 5. Money on call easy
at 3 percent. Trime mercantile paper, L
6 per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business nt H S3K lor 60-day bank
er bills and $4 S6X for demand.
Boston, Nov. 5 Clearing hoiie balances,
$2,1I3,8S5; rate. 4: call loans, 5S per cent;
tlmo loans, 5s per cent.
Clearing House Figures.
Pittsburg
Exchanges to-day 52,391.697 13
Balances to-day. 453,392 31
banic day last week:
Exchanges.,
Ralauces ...
f 408,500 58
339,4)1 81
The records of the past two weeks com
pute as lotions:
Exchanges lils week (14,872.913 IS
balances thlsitcek 2.4S4,5t)G 43
Exchanges last week ld.4Jfc.016 82
Balances last week 2,4U,903 41
For the week of 1S91 corresponding with
this week the Exchanges were $13 588,599 63.
Total Exchanges to date. $647,703,783 25:
same rlme'lat vear, $577,131.723 25; gain this
-.&.. AT1 Wl nA 9A
J BUI, flV,tfUJ,UW O
"Electric Stocks.
Eostoi. Nov.
k
rSpertaVl-Tho closing
quotations on elc'
ric stocks were as fol-
iow-s:
Rid. Asked.
General Klecttie Company 115
US'
General Electric Companvpfd Mm
J'a.'i
50
J2
8
8
W. E. t.
ZSU
W. J5. Co. pfd
Ft. E....
Ft. W. E. (A)
T.-H. Tr. Co.(D)....
T.-II. Electric Weld
. 7"
, 10
GENERAL MARKETS.
New York Flour Receipts, 41,070
ago; exports, 6,419 bDls and
pack-
10.0&7
sacks; dull and steady: sales, 6,300 bbls; low
extra, $2 002 75; winter wheat, low grades.
$2 00432 75: fair to fancy, $2 733 75; Minne
sota, $3 003 25; straights, $3 451 15; patents,
$4 254 SO.
Cornmeal steady and quiet.
Wheat Receipts, SS5.250 bushels; exports,
175,300ibnshels' sales, 510,000 bushels futuies
and 41,000 bushels spot; spot dull and steady;
Na 2 red, 74"4S74c,storo and elevator,74"!f
75o afloat, 75K76ic f. o. b.; No. 3 red, 6?c;
ungraded led, 6770c: No. 1 Northern, 81"Sc;
No. 2 Northern. 7.Mc; options were dull,
declining early J on earlier cables and
moderate foreign soiling, advanced e
on covering and closed steady nt liQ;-3c uu
cline; No. 2 reel, December.75K75Jf'",cli'ing
at 753ic; January, 77"j";77c, closing at 77c;
February, 7979c, closing at 79c; May, vi
S3c; closing ut &ic.
Rye dull and ste.idy: Western, 59G0c
J'.AKLEY quiet; Western, C575e.
BaItley Malt dull; Western, 7075c; Can
ada. Sj95c; city-made Canndu, $1 oul 05.
Cors Receipts, 21,700 bushels; exports.
68,781 bushels; sales, 250,00 1 hn-hels futures,
S0,WKl spots'spo' easier and dull: No. 2, 43)$c
in . elevator; 5Cc afloat; ungraded mixed,
49Kt50cr options were moderately active,
a"hd i-j6c lower, opening weak with wheat,
ana declining lic, reacted jc, and closed
toady; Decern i.-r. 505'ijjcl closing at
50Jio; ' May, hQiv, closing at ia.
Oais Bales, 59,t00 bushels; exports, 010
lmshels; sales, 60,000 bushels futures, 26,
000 bushels, spot; spot dull but steady; op
tions steady and quiet: December. 36c;
Hay. 392c: spot No. 2 white, 3839c; mixed
Western;3537c; white do, 32e46q; No. 2 Chi
cago, S63ic
Hat s'.eftdy; shipping, 65c; good to choice,
75fi85c-.
llorseasy; common to choice, 1825c; Paci
fic coast, 18j$24c
.Groceuies CoflTce Options opened steady,
uncuanged to 10 points uu and closud steady
at 5 down to 3 up; snles 13,010 bag. Inctullng
December, l3.tX) 15.10c: January, 14.83 14 90c;
jiarcn.j4.totjit.iuc; iwav, is.wjjis.4irc: tep
tcmber.l3.95(s;14.(5c: spot Klo duand barely
stetdy;'No. 7, 16lCHc- Sugar Riw dull and
steadv; fair "relliitng, 2c; centrilugal, 96
test, SJic; refined quiet una easy; off A, 4
o-164)ge;"rruild A. 55 3-16c; standar.l, 4 13-16
65c:,'cinf?Ctlouers' A, 4 ll-16g4c; cut loal,
'bS-ltiQHyic; crushed, 5 5-lb3Ko: powdered,
4 l$-lo5c; granulated, 4 13-j65ic; cubes,
4 15-165"ic. Molasses Foreign nominal;
New' Orleans quiet and steady; open kettle,
good to choice, 2935.: new do, 3Slio. Rico
in fair demand and steadv: domestic, fatr to
extra, 463c;' Japan, 4$ jc.
Cottonseed OIL qule. and firm; crude,
27Kc; vellow, 31c
Kosiji dull nud steady; strained, common
to good, $12132K.
Tcrj'ENTtSE uull and steady at 3I31c.
Eoos-Fancy fresh firm; weslern prime, 24
25c: receipts, 3,326 packages.
Hides QUiot and steady; wet salted New
Ocleans.W'Iccted and Texas selected, 4S60
pounds, 57c-
v.lloo PnonucTS Pork.falrdemandand firm:
Ohl mds's, $12 2312 50; new mess, $13 25
13 50; "extra prime, $13 25I3 75. Cm meals
quiet and firm; pickled bellies, S3c; do
shonltlers, 8c; do hams, 10llc; middles
quiet; November, $S DO. Lard Higher; west
orniten 111 closed at $9 60; sales, 1,400 tierces
o,t $9,30t59 CO:- option sales, 1,000 tierces; No
Yember, $8D5.i 03, closing at $9 05 bid; De
cember. $8 30, clos.ng nt $8 30 bid; January,
$3 IS hid; leaned stronger: continent, $ 90;
South America. $10 10.
"Dairy Products Hotter quiet; fanoy
stead); Western dairy, lSfgiSc; do creamery,
2OQS0C; do lactory, 14ei7Kc; Klgln.29KSuc.
Cheese in moderate demand and flrm; part
sktmsi'sacjic;
St.' "Louis-Flonr dull and unchanged.
Wheat Cash steady, 65Je; options opened
Scoff, theu advanced and closed" 9c
aiinvB yesterday; December, 67"!c: Aiay,
5K755ic. Corn followed wheat and flu
isheU i0 over yesterday; cash went off
ajc.cioaiiiB at : November. 39ifc: Decern
ber;8;Hci res,""- 3"c; May. 41JiuJj'c. Oats
.firmer; cash, 20ic: May, Sjjje34c. Ityo
stesdy at-tsatsWc. Barley, no sales. Bran
lUgber at 6i53io on East traok. Hay dull
and unohanged. Flaxseed Arm at $1 08.
Cornmeal easy at $1 80.
Toledo Wheat dull; No. 2 cash and No
vember, 7io; December, 72c; May, 78e.
Corn ilutl; No. 2, cash,.. 410. Oats qnlet;
cash, 33o. Bye inactive: casn, 54c. Clover
seed steady; prime, cs.sli and November,
$7 30; December, $7 35: January, fl 40; March,
J7 40. Receipts Flour, 409 barrels; wheat,
59,515 bushels; com, 8,865 bushels; rye, 1,573
bushels; cloverseed, 770 bags. Shipments
Flour. 3,183 barrels; wheat; 1,200 bushels;
corn, 1,700 bushels; oats. 600 bushels; clover
seed, 413 bags.
Philadelphia Fionr dull and featureless.
"Wheat weak: Nn. 2 red November, 71i3"71Xc:
December, 7:ft73c; Jjinuary, 75"475c;
February, TJyi&Tiiio. Corn Spot menuy.
but futures weak; local car lots dull;-No. 2
mixed, in export elevator, 48K5lc for local
trade; No. 2 mixed. November. 47K48c; De
cember. t'iiiiic; January, 4747j4c; Febru
ary, 4747i. Oats Car lots in iuir request
at n concession of Jc fiom yestei day's
Prices: fntuies quiet and unchanged; No. 3
White. 3SKc; No. 2 white, 40KUo.
"Baltimore Wheat dull; No. 2 red, snot,
71Je; November, 71c bid; December, 72Jc;
Mny, 80e. Corn steady: mixed, spot und
November, 4SKc: year, 47Kc: January, 46"!e;
February, 4G"e: May, iSUc bid. Outs active
and firm; No. 2 hitH Western, 40c; No. 2
mixed Western, 37c. Eve quiet; November,
60c asked, tlay quiet but steady. Grain
freights dull and easy. Provisions un
changed. Butter steady: creamery, tar.cy,
29c. Esr;s firm at 24c. Coffee aulet: Klo, fair,
16Jic; Mo. 7, ISJic " '
Dnluth The market was generally dull
to-day, with advancing tendencies. Cash
wheat ruled dull. The opening wns un
changod for spot wheat, Kc higher for De
cember, and Jc off lor Hay, but the demand
firmed up prices ami close wns strong at
JiSJie higher than yesterday for cash, and
Jo higher for futuies. Close No. 1, hard,
in- cah and November, 73c: December,
72Kc: No. 1 Not them, cash, C95ic; Decembor,
61$c; May, 75-Jic; No. 2" Northern, cash, 64c;
Dec-ember, G3c: No. 3, 59X"; l ejected, 51c.
Minneapolis Thero was a good deal more
talk on 'Change to-day about thu election
than there was about markets, which were
uninteresting. Tliero was no ncsne mani
fested to buy, but scalpois worked the price
up a little utter n weak opening. There
nsagood demand for casli wheat. Re
ceipts of wheat here wero 571 cars, and at
Dnluth und Superior 520 car.-. Cloe May,
"3c; November, 67Jc; December, 67Jc: nn
Hack No. 1, hard. 6Jc; No. 1 Northern, OSJe;
No. 2 Northern G4(Jc.
Milwaukee Flour qniet. Wheat steady:
December, CGJJc; No. i spring, 66o: No. 1
isortnern, jc. corn steady: No. 3, 4ie.
Oats firm: No. 2 white, 34e; No. 3 do, &JK
34c Barley steady: No. 2, C5c; sample, 33o.
It jo dull: No. 1, tlc. Provisions quiet nt
$11 35. Lard $7 70. Recolpts Flour, 12,'-'03
ban els; wheat.Cl.000 D'ishels; bailey, 77,000
bushels. Shipments Flonr, 13,000 barrels;
wheat, 14,000 bushels; barley, 103,000 bushels.
Kansas City Wheat quiet; No. 2 hard, 61
gCJJc; No. 2 red. 66Q6GXc. Corn. nneliMii','..:
No. 2 mixed, 3li4ie: No. 2 white, 37:Se.
Oats firm; No. 2 mixed, 262CJe; No. 2 wnite,
2S29o. Receipts Wheat, 134,000 bushels;
corn, 1,000 bushels: oats, none. Shipments
Wheat, 74,000 bushels; corn, 4,0j0 bushels;
H I
oats, none.
Cincinnati Flour noglected. Wheat No
offering-; No. 2 red. 60c; receipts, 3 400 bush
els; shipments, 3,300 bushels. Corn steady:
No. 2 mixed. 43c. Oats stionaer; No. 2
mixed, 32iij:i2ic. Rve steady; No. 2, 53c
Pork ea-ier as Sll 75. Bacon quint a $5 95;
sales, 1,-iM barrels at $1 15. Eggs Arm at 20c.
Cheese linn.
Buffalo Wheat No. 1 Northern, 77c; No.
2 red, 71c. Nn. 2 corn, 4Cc. Reei-ipts
Wheat, 320,000 bushels: corn, 200 000 bushels.
Shipments Wheat, 350,000 busheU; corn,
3J0.000 bushels.
Foreign Financial.
Lokdos. Nov. 5 Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance to-day
15 ooo pounds.
Paris, Nov. 5 Three per cent rentes 9Jt
27 centimes lor the aceount.
New York Metal Market.
NewYokk,Nov. 5. Pic iron in fair de
mand: American, $13 0015 50. Copper qniet:
lake. $11G3U75. Lead dull; domestic, $380
(5,3 95. Tin steady; straits, 20 702O 75.
Trint Cloth Firm.
Fall Riveh, Mass., Nov. 5. Print cloth
markot flrm: 61x64s, Sjic; 60x56s, 311-lCc. The
business for tho week was as tollows: Pro
duction, 190,000: deliveries, 190,000; stocks,
none; sales, 103,000; spot, 20,000; futures, 139,
000. Turpentine.
Wilmingtoit, N. C, Nov. 5. Spirits of tur
pentine. 27c bid. Rosin flrm; strnlned, $1 00;
good strained, tl 05. Tar quiet nt $1 25. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, $1 00; yellow dip
and virgin, $1 70.
Savannah, Ga., Nov. 5. Tnrpentiwe flrm
at 27c Rosin firm at $1 05 1 10.
1
Cotton.
New Tonit, Nov. 5. Cotton flrm; middling
nolands. 8 7-16c; middling Orleans, SJic;
sales. 854 bales: futures closed firm; sales,
106,000 hales.
Galvestok, Nov. 5. Cotton flrm; middling,
7 15 16c; low middling, 7 9-16; good ordinary,
7 1-lCc: net and gross t eceip s, 10,246 bales;
sales. Til bales: stock, 152,854 bales.
New Orleans, Nov. 5. Cotton steady:
middling, 7 13 16c: low middling, 7 5-16c: good
ordinary, (i 13-16c: net receipts, 11,831 bales;
gross, 12,079 bales; exports to Great Rritaln,
10,230 bale: to France, 7,953 bales; to tho Con
tinent. 9.227 bales; coustwlso, 8,671 bales;
&aics, 4,700 bales: stock, 17i,678 bales.
Wool.
St. Louis, Nov. 5. Wool Receipts, 27,000
pounds; shipments, 178,000 pounds; receipts
for the week, 261,000 pounds; slilpmonts. 050.
000 pounds; receipts since January 1. 25,13.',
000 pounds; shipments, 230.000 pound-. The
recent improved feeling continues, lint tile
demands of mill operators are confined to
present needs, and there is not likely to be
nnyename until after the election." Tho
best bright wool quoies at 2223c; fine to
Koml medium, 1721e:lowmodluin tocosrse,
14"8e;lii:ht fluu, 5!8c:heavvdo, 12fiHGc.
Among the sales to-dny wore 173,100 pounds
Texas ana liu.tou pounus ixansas ana xorri
tory on private terms.
IS"-""?""! Dispatch's electric election bulletins
tcill befiashed iveryl5 seconds from 7he Dispatch
building Tuesday evening.
LITE STOCK.
Cattlo Dull at the Central Yards Hogs Act
ive and Sheep Steady.
East Libeiitv, Pa., Nov. 5.
Cattle Receipts, 2,'JOO head; shipments,
1,500 head; nothing doing: all through con
signments; 10 cars cattlo shipped to New
York to-day.
Hoas Iteceipts, 3,300 head, shipments,
3.100 head; market nctivc; Fhlladelphias,
5 765 85; mixed, $5 5003 0.5; fair to best
Yorkers, $5 305 50; 10 cars hogs shipped to
New Tork to-uuy.
SBEEr Receipts, 200 head; shipments, 200
bead; market steady nn-1 unchanged.
iBy Associated Prcss.i
Kansas City Cattle Receipts, 4,400 head:
shipments, 2,300 head; market dull; steers
wcnlt; cows weak to 10c lower; Texas cattle
and ieedcrs stendv: dressed beef and ship
ping steers. $3 554 60: cows, $1 502 75:
Texas and Indian steers, $1 biQl 83; miock
ers and feeder, $ 30J 75. Hogs Receipts,
5,800 bead; shipments, 500 head; good bogs
wore 6c higher, very common llsrht hoes
weak to 5c loirei; all grades, $4 505 50;
Dulk, $0 355 45. Sheep Receipts, 1,400 head;
shipments, 1,400 head;" tho market was quiet
nnd unchanged; muttons, $3 00l So. lambs,
$3 00(35 50.
Chicago The Evening Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts, 4,600 liend; shipments, 1,800
head: market dull mill rnk: hest natives,
$0 5j5 00; other', tt 805 00; Texan", $2 7S
3 00; Westerns, $2 9ul 50: cows, $1 253 14.
Hogs Receipts, 9.000 head; slilpmonts, 5,5M
head: market. 5o higher; rough and common,
$5 103 25; packets' and mixed, $5 305 CO;
prim lieavv nnd butchers' weights, $5 60
5 85: light, $5 35g3 CO. Sheep-Receipts, "2,000
head; shipments, GOO head; maikec lower;
natives, $3 C03 95: Westerns, $4 0004 30:
corn-fed Tuxaus, $3 901 15; lambs, i4 5v
5 60.
Buffalo Cattlo Receipts, 133 ' londs
through, no sales; uot'iinc on sale. Hogs
Receipts, 71 loads through, 10 sales; market
active and strong: heavy grndrs cornfed,
(5 75. Sheop Receipts, 71 loads through. 12
sales; market strong to 10c higher on some
grades.
Cincinnati Hogs strong at $4 66( 70; re
ceipts, 27.000 bend: shipment. 3,7uj head.
Cattle dull at $1 604 75; receipts, 200 head:
shipments, 400 hmd. Sheep quiet and
steady at $2 5034 75; receipts, 200 head; ship
me:iss, 340 bead; lambs easy at $3 005 00.
BICK nEADACHE-Cart(!r,f imi() T ,,,
SICK HteAOACHE-Carter,g ,,,,
SICK UEADACHE-Cartcr,,-LltuyLlr(:rp,lli
SICK "EAJACUE-Cart.rLUqIaTeri,mj.
i1.
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II - - -mv-nmmm ik
A BUOYANT CLOSE.
"Western Hallway Shares in Demand and
Higher-Industrials Move Up Under the
"Lead of Chicago Gas Low-Priced
Shares Advance.
New York, Nor. C Tbe stock market
was more active this morning than bad been
expected in view of the approach of the
election. The transactions for the two
hours footed up 108,437 shares of listed and
4,850 shares of unlisted stocks. Specula
tion also developed a strong tone in the
"Western railways as well as in tbe indus
trial and low-priced shares. Among the
first-named Burlington and Quincy, Bock
Island and St. Paul were in brisk demand
and the commission houses executed liberal
buying orders tor Chicago account.
Government bonds were dull. Close of tho
list:
V. S. 4s reg.-. H4K
V. S. 41 coup MX
Mutual Union 6s 112
N. J. C. Int. Cert...lUX
Northern Pac lsts..U7
Northern I'ac Ids. ..112
Norlhw'n Consols. ..136
Norfliw'n Deb. 5S...105
u. s. ias iuu
Pacific 6s of '95 107H
I,ouls'nastam'd4s... 94
Missouri Os 103
Tenu. new set 6s 101j
Tenn. nen set 5s loi
Tenn. new set 35 74
Canada So. 2ds 101
fen. Pac He Jsts 1W1
Den. & It. G. Ists....Il.v,
Den. AR. G. 4s A"V
Erle2ds 107
M. K. AT. Gen. 6s.. 801,'
Jl. K. i-T. (Jen. 5s.. 46
St. L. & I. 51. Gen. 5s S3H
St. I..AS.F.Gen.5I."109
St. Pauli onsols 123
St. P. U. JtP. is 117
T. P. Ists
T. l'.2n"s
. 34
... 2M
...Mil
..103!,,
.. 97
union Pacific 1st
West Shore
It. G.W
Hid.
Mining shares closed as follows:
Cholor
Crown Point
Con. CnL and Va...
Deadnood ,
Gould and Curry..,
Hale and Norcross.,
Homes take
Independence
Mexican
North Star
Ontario ,
tAsked.
, 110
onhlr
,. 60
,. io
,. 1M
. 101)
. 100
,. 90
. 40
,. 300
.1700
. 10
. Z75
. 100
. 7i
. 125
,13.0
. 05
Plymouth.,
Sierra Nevada
Standard ,
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
Iron Silver ,
Quick silver ,
115
tiaOjOnIck Silver, pref..
S9O0 Bulwer ,
ail
The rollowing table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock exchange, corrected
dally for The riTTsnuRn DisrATCit by Whitney 3c
Stephenson, oldest Pitf-hurg members of the ew
York Block Exchange, 57 Fourth avenue.
CIos-l
Close
Nov,
4.
Open
High
Low
lng
Bid,
lng
et
est
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Am. surar Itet. Co.
48S
46M
46 i
110,4
lOiS
46!li
84V
110,
102
39
86 It
07V
123
"96V
103J4
8-.J4
123
83'i
32
118V
1154
112
64W
404
29
153V
8S'i
111) '-j
102 4
85U
"'.
lio-t
102s
3)H
iiu-
Am. Sug.Ref.Co.prd
Atch. Top. & S. F...
WL
M
2H'4
ECS
Canadian 1'scinc...
Canada southern....
t'enlralof N. J
Chesareatce & Ohio..
Chicago Gas Trust .
C, Bur. Quincy...
C. 31. AftTF
U, Jl. & St. P. pfd..
U Hock 1. A P
C, St. P. 31. 4 O....
C. St. P. 31. A O. pfd
C. A Northwestern..
C. & lorih., pfd....
C. C. f. I
'iiH
'ssk
MX
57
va
97
lftlH
80
98V
lCl'i
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97
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80.H
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98
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1231,
M
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52 H
32
119
1UV
142
A4V
40
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153
133
Mi
64 H
Col. Coal & lion
fol. Allocking Val.
Del., Lack. A West.
Del. A Hudson
en. A Itlo Grande,
Den. Alt. G.. pfd...
D.AC. F. Trust....
"2931
li
16H
51t
654
SV
16V
52
65
52
66V
52
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Illinois Central ...
Lake Erie A West.
4V
103U
25 "4
lC3-aA
'iia
"is
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blK-'i
Lake Erie A W..pfd
784
I33t
69H
109J4
61V
1'2
I3I
115
47X
96
110V
IO'i
72
34M
26 1
L,ane snore m. s.
Lou s. A Nash
31Iehigan Central..
lllssnurl Pacific
Manhattan
134
134
13-1-
cm
10914
C9J4
69H
69
"eii
"eif?
134
"i"TM,
Oi
I327
National Cordagefo
lt
D4S
s7H
9.V,4
110',
16
72
iai-aii.or. co., pi.l.
National Lead Co...
N at. Lead Co. pfd.
New York fcntrtl..
N. Y.t CASt. L
N.Y..O.A LL.,lprd
"hi
47J,
-. i.,u.i5uiv..pia
N. Y., L. E. AW...
N.1.,L.E.AW.,pfd
35
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26V
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N. Y.. O. A W
Korfnlfc A AVestern
45f
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4S
20 H
I0!4
45
I9K
1014
40
123
18t
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22
20
31 '4
15
58l
21.4
61
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8V
38
41
105
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40
11
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98 1
22 H
$3t
90'4
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20'
10
39 't
10
39.'i
12
Nor. A Western, pfd
39 i
IV
sa
"Sorth 'merleanCo,
Northern Pacific...
vm
12
NorthernPaclflc. pfd
Ohio A Mlsslssinni..
si"
10
v
Oregonlraproveiueut
-0
21
I'aciuc Jian ,
Peo. Dec. A Evans.
81V
at
17
31
17
164
164
58
I'hll.idel'.i A Kead'g
MM;
6S
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1.. U. U. A St 1.
21
61
199
P., CCA St. L. pfd.
ruuman l'a'ace Lar.
Ulch. A. W. P.T....
I9SW
18S,S
9
I1W4
XI
v
8
jt. .e v. r. r. piu...
St. Paul A Dnluth...
St. P. AD. pM
St, P.. 31. Ail
Texas 1'aclHc
Union t'aclnc
Wabash
Wahashnfd
33
44
105
iii'i
11
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40
10K
40
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26 a
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91
40
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98V
23
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94
Western L'nlon
Wheeling A L. E...
W. AL. E. pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..,
B. AO. aTust
64M
94
Ex-dividend.
People Don't Grow Famous in a
Hurry.
Carlsbad did not become known in
a day. It took centuries to acquire
its present fame. It is known all over
the globe, and retains its reputation
solely on its merits. For all diseases
of the stomach, liver and kidneys, as
well as in constipation, rheumatic af
fections and diabetes, use Carlsbad
Sprudel Water or the Sprudel Salt if
you cannot conveniently use the
Water. Be sure to obtain the genu
ine, which must have the signature of
"Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents, New York," on the neck of
every bottle. . M
Woman's
lands
are a natural source of pride to their
owner if they 're white and smooth.
"I have to wash" is no excuse, for
KIRK'S
AMERICAN FAMILY
SOAP
preserves the most delicate skin or
the thinnest fabric. Soaps that
smart like a whip's lash aren't you
tired of them? Your poor hands are.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago.
DANIEL M'CAFFREY.
CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY.
Car Lots a Specialty.
238 AND 240 FIITTI1 AVENUE,
se9-D riTTSnUKQ.
The LADIES
PRAISE
Heiskell's
Ointment
As the one remedy that will positively
REMOVE-
Freckles, Pimples,
Blackheads' nnd Sunburn,
so disfiguring to the free divine. No lady nerd e
annoyed with these hlemlshes If sbfe will use this
simple and unfailing remedy.
Sold by Srnsslsts, or sent by mail at
Bend for 80 Cents per Box.
"Hints for Kiiciien and Sick Room, Free."
" JOHNSTOM, HOI.L05VAY. ifc CO.,
- -. d commerce etreetnraiuaeisuta
l0t,y 4HXHHOtt4HHH
' WOBTH A GUH-J-EA A 90X."
(Tasteless Effectual.)
rOR ALL
j BILIOUS and NERVOUS
d!sorder8,
Such as Sick Headache,
Weak Stomach,
Impaired Digestion,
Constipation,
Liver Complaint,
r.A Female Ailmfifits.
SComed-RitaftTasttlea & Soluble Coating,
j Of all druggists.' Price 35 cents a box. ,
few York Depot. -fttanai M.
Good
Old Fashioned
Gingerbread.
1 cap molasses.
1 toaspoonfulsods,
1 " cinnamon,
1 tahlesnonnfnl c-incr
a sugar,
j
1
pour
orbnttermllk. 2eirea.
t 5 cuns nf flnnr wnrt- In fnn.
then odd cautiously. St!cerrtei sngar!
mo'Asses and spice taraher to a. Ifeht
n. Warm stlcJKij' on range. Beat
well, then eT to the warmed mix
milk, esS7soIa,and last Hoar. Beat
uarusior ju minutes ana Dolce ct
.1 or imam una.
-USE
ne
THE
NEW SHORTENING.
Instead of BUTTER.
It will make the cake better,
and impart a rich, delicate
flavor, the same as in our
Grandmother's Gingerbread.
Cottolene is z vegetablepro
duct; new to the world, ytt
already famous as a perfect,
wholesome and economical
substitute for lard and butter in
all kinds of cooking. One trial
will convince you of the su
perior merits of Cottolene.
Your grocer has it.
K. K. FAIRBANKS, CO.,
Solo Manufacturers,
CHICAGO.
PITTSBURGH AGENTS:
F. SELLERS & CO.
B, &d IB.
A DAY AHEAD.
We want every woman
to know, so that all may
have an equal chance, and
make their arrangements
accordingly, that
A SALE OF CURTAINS,
Such as the people of Alle
gheny, Pittsburg and sur
roundings never had an
opportunity to attend, will
begin here to-morrow
Tuesday morning at 8
o'clock.
This sale will be one of
vast importance to every
housekeeper, as many
things they need for im
mediate use will be offered
at prices that will save much
money for those who buy now.
Read our advertisements in
this afternoon's and to-morrow
morning's papers for details of
this extraordinary event.
Sale commences Tuesday
morning we are getting ready
to-day.
BOGGS & BUHL.
D07-8
ALLEGHENY.
After 19 Years of Trial,
Cj JUAllN Hi.
7
THE
FAULT SAFEGUARD OIL,
Is Conceded to Be the Best and Safest Oil
Known.
EL AIN
E
UEVKR VARIES IN QUALITY.
Cannot Be Exploded.
It is the very highest grade of refined pe
troleum, from which In the process of uiann
laetnre, every Impurity has heon eliminated.
Elaine is free from benzine and parafflne;
It will never chill in the coldest temperature
Known on this continent, '
In color' Elaine Is sprlne-wator white, and
Us "Are test" Is so hlirn as to nmko It as abso
lutely safe as any lllmnlnant known.
Having no dlsasrorablc odor, Elaine Is a
pleasant oil for laniily use.
Can Be Burned in Any Petroleum Limp.
A POSITIVE PROTECTION FROM LAMP
EXPLOilOXS.
MAKES THE SAFEST AXD DEST LIGHT
KXOW.N.
ELAINE!
The Family
Safeguard
OIL
100 Million Gallons ELAINE Sold in 13 Years
From 1S73 to l9i
Elaine Cannot Bo Improved Upon.
WARDEN & OXNARD,
MANUFACTURERS,
PITTSBURG. PA.
fel
UKOKK11S FIX AN C UU
. ESTABLISHED 1331.
John M. Oakley & Oo.,
RANKERS AND BROKERS,
45 SIXTH ST.
Direct private wire to Now York and Chi
cngo. Member New York, Chicago and Pitu
buns Exchnnses.
Local sccurltlo bonghtand sold for cask
or carried on liberal margins.
Investments made at our discretion and
dividend paid quarterly. '
Interest paid on balanoe (since 1831)
Money to lean cm call.
Information booka on all markots mailed
on application. ic7
Whitney & Stephenson;
,57 Fourth Avenue
Cotfo
ftpSMi
NEW ADYEK-nSEMENTS.
A GREAT MQVEMEN
IN FURNITURE
Is now going on at our store. An un
precedented movement, even for us,
and we're always busy at this season
of the year.
Customers are moving in and out with such rapidity and
taking so much Furniture with them that only a constant supply
of new stock keeps the store from being cleaned out
We like this, for it keeps the stock fresh and bright and
this is appreciated by our numerous patrons.
If you want to know how wonderfully far a little money
will go in making home attractive and inviting, come and ex
amine our Fall stock.
The inspection will surprise you into a purchase.
KEECH,
NEVER BUY
WHILE
SUCH WONDERFUL VALUES,
Jh"----"--. Wkx,
THE FINEST SHOES
$2.00, $2.50$2.90 and $3.00 .
FOR LADIES AND GENTS EVER SHOWN
ANYWHERE.
.A-IiT-i "WIRIR-IISrTIEiJID.-EVERY
SIZE. EVERY WIDTH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
W. M. LAIRD,
433 and 435
WOOD STREET.
DOCTOR
WHITTIER
t?14 l'ENN AVENUE. 1'ITISIIUKG. PA.
As old resident know and back met ot
Plttsbnnr-nanera Drove. Is the oIdestesc.it-
llslied and moat prominent physician Iu ths
city, devoting specialattention to all clironla
JSrtNO FEE UN riL CURED
sponsible MrpXnllQ and mental dl
persons WLv VUUO ease, physical de
cay, nervous debility, lack of enersy, ambi
tion and hope.imiiairedmemory, disordered
eight. solf distrust, bashfnlnes, dizziness,
f leeplenoss, pimples, eruiitions. impover
ished blood, failing powers orgauio vreak
ness. dyitpepsia, constipAtlon, consumption,
unfitting theporaonforbmlness, society and
marriage, permanently, safely nnd prlv.itely
rtiBLOOO AND SKIN sTa6
emptlons. blotches, falllnclinir.bonca. pains
iflandnlar swellings, ulcerations iOf the
ton-Tie, mouth, throat, ulcers, old s"re, ara
cured tor life, nnd blood poisons thoroughly
eradicated irom I IDIM A'PV" k'""6''1'1,1
the svs tern. UnllN AH I , bladder de
rangements, weak back, cravel, catarrlial
dlohanes, Inflammation and other painful
symptoms receivo searching treatment,
prompt lelief and real corf.
Dr. Vhittler's Hfe-lnnp: extensive expert
ence Insures scientiflc and reliablo treat
menton common sense principles. Consulta
tion free. Patients at a distancoascarefully
v.ort s If hrA notrp linlirs. A- ai- TO I
T. m. Sunday. 10 a- m. to 1 r. m. only. "UK.
AVUirilKU.Sll l'oimavenuo, f litabnr, I'.i
LOSTMANHOOD RESTORED
srAJfisit
NERTINE,
Tlie ereit Spin.
lsh Kemedr, Is
sold WITH A
V- K I T T K X
GUABATER
tornre all nerr-
onsillsi"iirs,sncl
as We k Memor j
nKTona ajtd Amta cstxo. Loss orliraln rjwers
Wakefulness Lost Manhood, fllsrntlr Emissions.
Nervousness. Lassitude, all drains and loss of power
of the aer.eratlre Orrans In either sc caused by
over-exertion, vouthful errors, or excessive use of
tobacco, oplnm'or stimulant. I perpaekirebr
mll: forfS. With etery onler we GIVE A
WKITTKX GUABANTKE TOCUltK'-'-ltEFUND
MONET. Spsnlsh Mcnirlne Cof, MadrM. Spain,
and Detroit, Mich. For sale by JOS. FLEMING
BON. FltUburr. ce-'U-XTrf
DR. E. C. WEST'S
nerve & mm
Treatment, i nariiiteoI speclfl- for Hyttjrli.
Dirtiness. Convulsions. Fits. .Nerv.ms Neurilrlv
lleadiche. Nervous t'rostratlon cvase I br ths nil
or alcohol or tobieeo. Wakefulnoss. Meatal l)s
nrossloa, Softeatai of the Hrala resaltlnt la It
anltv.dcavattadtli. Prsnaat trs Oil Vrs. I.ii
ef Power It elthsr sav, Involuntarr Loisai lit
SnermatorrhTa ci'ised br orer-exeruon . tn
brain, self-ib'iso -or over-ln'l'ilwnce. Kicti t
contains one inoitli's ireatinsaL ll.M aujt. .
six iors..t)0,.'ir milt.
.VK UUAUANTEE MX TJOt-St
To cure inv cis. With each or It nlvt"
six bov.es tve will sen4 His p-irs-insr oir wrltwt
:uaraalea to refunl ths moier If tho trjit-ai :
does not euro. Guarantees ljms'l oaly by EMU
G. 3T00K.V. Draxxlit. Soto Xrent. Nos. sill aal
1701 Penn avenue, corner iVyUo avenue and fulloa.
screei, rmsaur. l-a. use aiu ij '"!
Cramp Cure. !3andij cu.
ja-l&J-euda
Tvooa's piiospiioniMK,
The Great "English "Remedy.
Promptly and permanently I
enrea al' forms of Aerentsi
IIOTi.tmiIrn. iper- I
mntorha. Imp teacu ani
all tffxtt nf Mate r Ax- I
rff.Ilecn prescribed over ,
S years In thousand of
ca cs: Is the nn"; RellnbU i
unit Unit't Zledicws kumea.
A.V rlriiffr1st for VOUO S
"""' ' . riIO.srnoi.lXE: If he offer i
some worthless medicine In plac or tins, ti-ave in
dishonest store. Inclose price In letter, and we win
send hy retn'n mall. Price, one pacxare. t: six.
H. On' KtU plrnr; six Kill cure. Pamphlet lu
plain sealed nTeinp". ? stamp. Address
' TnEtTOODCnElIICALCO.,
Ml oodward avenue, tlclrult. jllch.
-Hold In Plltsbura- by
JOS. FLEMING SON.
JT-3l-eodwk 412 Market, streeU
MsSm
fi 4?)2 i Be-----'
"S&
923, 925,927
Penn Avenue.
no2-jiwr
ELSEWHERE
OFFERS
f
406, 408, 410
MARKET STREET.
WEAK MEN.
YOUB ATTENTION
IS CALLED TO TUX
TIAK M TMOI CHEAT EXGLISB" BIMEDT.
Gray's Specific Medicine
IF YOV SUFFER from.
tnenTinu. um juncM.
Nor.
Tons Ucbllltr. Meanness or uoay ana
Mind.
bpermatorrnea, and lmpotency. ana all diseases
that arise irom over-inauuence ana seii-aDusif. as
l.ossuf Memory and 1'ower. Dimness of Vision,
l'remalure Old Age. and many other diseases that
lead lu lnsanltr or Consumption and an early
rrare, write :or our pamphlet.
Address GHAV 3Ii.DICI.NE CO.. Bn.Talo. Jf. T.
Tb Specific Medicine Is sold by all druggist at
Jl CO per pickaxe, or six packages for is 00. or sent
lij mall on reecelpt of money, and with
" fV.Xi'I WE CUA it A N T E E
& CUre or mone Mmmmmamansmmm
reiunueu.
JSd'On account of counterfeits, we hare adopted
the Yellow Wrapper, the onljr genuine. Sold la
nttsbiirff anaeuarantees issuea oy b- S. lloUaaJ,
leu
cor. smith tie Id and Liberty su
JyI8-7-MWFeosa
SVSanhood Restored!
"XXKVE SEEDS,"
the wonderful remedy.
Is sold with a written
guarantee to cure all
nervous diseases, such
as Weak Memory. Los
of Brain Power, Ilea
ache. Wakefulness,
Lost Manhood. Nljjbt.
17 EnUsslons.Nerroas.
ne!s, Lassltnde, al
rimint nnri ln. nf nntr.
BXTOOX AXS ATTES VSVSO.
8r ot the Generative orjrans In either sex caused by
iver exertion, youthful errors, or excessive use ol
Jbaccu, opium or stimulants which soon lead to
Inflrmlty. Consumption and Insanity. Put np cous
renient tocarryln vest pocket. 81 perpacxageby
nail; 6 for Jo. With every JS order wojtlve a written
luararttee to cure orrrund thememey. Circular fire.
Address A'erre Seed Co.. Chlcoao. Ilk
For sale In Pittsbnrs by Jos. Fleminz &
Son, drnsglsts, llo&ad. 12 Market st.
MANHOOOi
I will send (seared)
FREE? the reetDA
that made a man of
Tnr. ItMnnnt fall tn
cure Varicocele. Lost Vlaor and all result of India
crDtlons or excess es. Address with stamp. Wit.
BTJT1.EJ1, Sox 147, Marshall. Mich.
KOEHLER'S
Installment House
We ocenpy the entire Ijuilfllim
Wy Sixth Street,
' MENS' AND BOY'S
Clothing on Credit
(Ready-Hade & to Order.)
LADIES' CLOAKS &. JACKETS,
Ii
Watches & Jewelry,
ON
INSTALLMENTS
Gasb Prices Witbout Security.
TERMS: One-third of the amount purchase!
must be paid down; the balance In small
weekly or monthly payments. Business
transacted strictly confidential. Opm
daily, froai 8 A. If. to 8 P. If. SaturtUys
itu u r. m.
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