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TRADE IN GOOD SHAPE.
Nearly All Conditions and Influences
Favorable to Activity.
MOST PRICES A SHADE HIGHER.
A.SHght Fractional Decline in All Grades
of Kefined Sugar.
FOEK ADVANCED A DOLLAE A BARREL
Satdedat, Nov. 12.
General business was restricted some
what during the week by the election and
its sensational results, but now that na
tional politics has been eliminated as a fac
tor in the situation people will again turn
their attention to trade and the study of
those conditions which control the values
of staples. Aside from whatever influence
the chance in the administration and the
guessing as to what the Democrats may do
to change existing conditions, may IiaTe, it
is unquestionably true, that most influences
favor a large volume of business in mer
cantile and manufacturing lines. The iron
trade is growing steadily in health and
activitv; railroad earnings are laree; crops
are satisfactory, with indications pointing
to a higher range of prices; labor is lully
employed, excepting at one or two points,
and the tone of the money market is more
reassuring than it was a few weeks since.
Traveling agents with headquarters in Pitts
burg report an excellent state of affairs
throughout their territory, stocks being
moderate, the feeling confident and the pur
chasing power strons, which indicates that
rales will be larce during the remainder or
fieyear. As a rule the tendency of prices
has been upward. Oats and hay
have advanced; a dollar a barrel
ha? been added to the price of pork; butter,
cheese and e?gs have found a hisher range
of value; foieign and domestic dried and
evaporated fruits have increased in cost,
and a number of other articles have ruled in
favor or sellers, sugar declined a fraction.
Corn, fish and feed were somewhat easier,
and others about unchanged.
The Sugar Situation.
Willctt Jt Gray's weekly sugar circular
says: When we advocated the promotion of
the beet root suspir industry in the Unitea
States it was not expected that the policy of
the country was to be so abruptly changed
fiom 'protection" to "tariff reform." The
change is considered to be a severe blow to
the extension of the raw beet and cane
sugar industry, for capital, which was leady
to go into the business, is now inclined to
wait until some definite action is taken on
the bounty law. It Is the opinion of con
stitutional lawvers that the bounty law
must remain in force until its expiration
and apply to all present sugar producing
estates or lactones, but that it may be re
fetricted to such and be cancelled as to any
new enterprises. As the consumption
of the world is increasing steadily each
year, the repeal of the bounty law would
necessitate an increased pioductlonof raw
sugar in foreign countries. As some coun
tries have entirely reached their maximum
prodnction, nen sources of supply must be
found. With encouiagement Ironi the Gov
ernment this new source could be iound in
the United State, and would lower cost of
Eucar. The world's consumption of sugar is
now 461.6J7 ton larger than two years ago.
The consumption of the United States is
S42.211 tons larcer than two years aeo. It
may be that the new administration will
consider these facts and leave the bounty
law alone, as it is in the nature of a Govern
ment contract given to Louisiana and other
prodncing States, in order that the whole
country may have free sugar.
TVestern Hog Packing.
Special reports to the Cincinnati Price Cur
rent show the number of hogs packed from
Kovember 1 to date and latest mail dates at
undermentioned places compared with last
year as follow s:
ISM. IS91.
Chicago T5.000 190.000
Kansas City. 8.uu0 78.000
Omaha, a,u(X) U00
fct. I.ouls 11.000 I0J0
Indianapolis H.W0 SO.000
MllwauVee 11.0C0 13.000
Cincinnati 10,009 a.000
Cedarltaplds 6,000 10.0O?
Sioux CUT 8.100 ",UX
touth St. Paul 4,F0( S,K
M. Joseph. Mo 3.500 2.000
Keokuk, la 2.053 4.511
Lincoln. eb 1.4W S.000
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Ex
change to-day: One car No. 2 yellow shelled
corn, five days, 46c; one car Xo. 2 timothy
hay, spot, $13 00;fne car do., five days, $13 00;
one car Xo 1 timothy hay, five days, $13 75;
one car Xo. 1 leediujr prairie hay, five aaj.
$10 CO; one car extra. Xo. 3 white oats, ten
davs. 37c; one car sacked winter wheat bran,
ten das, $14 50; four cars Xo. 2 white oats,
the j car. 37Kc.
Iteceuits bulletined: Via the B. & O. 2 cars
hay; via the 1. & W. 1 car oats, 1 car mid
dlings, 2 cars buy. 1 car flour.l car wheat; via
the 1. C, C. & Su L. 10 cars hay. 2 cars oats,
9 cat scorn, lcar leed; via the P., Vt.W.&C
5 cars oats, 1J cars hay, 2 cars flour. Total, 49
oars.
BAhGE Or THE MARKET.
tTlie following quotations lor Eraln, feed, hay
and straw are for car lots on track. Dialers charge
a emal1 adtance from store. f,
HEAT . o. I red 75 75,4
Cor No. :vello car 52 53
High mixed ear 51 (3 bVi
Mlaed ear (5) 50
New No. z mellow car 45 46
No. 5 jello .helled Mh'& 48
Illgii mixed sliLlled 44'. 45
Mixed shelled 43 (8 44
New Xo. Iiellow shelled ti(Si 45
Oats No. 1 white 39 & 39f
No. J white 38 ssij
KxtraXo. 3whlte 37 (3 37 H
No. 3 36 36i
M4xed 34 35
Kie-N'o. 1 Western 59 60
No. S Western 57 58
Flock (jotters' prices) Fancy brands, ft 75
6 00: st inttanl winter patents. tl 50t 75; spring
patent.. $4 6l4 85: straight winter. $4 00(314 25:
clear ti inter. S3 7cl 00; XXX bakers. t3 73 65;
rye, 13 S03 73.
The Exchange Price Current quotes flour In car
lots on track as lollows:
Talent winter $3 75(41 CO
Patent spring 4 25f&4 50
Straight winter 3 50(3)3 75
Clear winter 3 00(3 25
Low grades 2 002 50
Jtje Hour 3 25S3 50
tprli.p Imkcrs S253 5u
MlLLFEED-No. 1 white middlings. SI" 5019 00;
Xo. 2 while middlings, $16 10I6 50; winter wheat
bran. ?H 0TCS14 50; brown middlings, (15 03 10 00;
chop. 1S lUW-l 00.
Hat Cho.ce timothy. 14 2TI4 50; Xo. 1 tim
othy. J13 75I4 00; Xo. 2 timothy. 112 50I3 00:
m xed clover and timothy. 113 (n13 50; packing,
17 UG 00: Xo 1 reeding prairie. s 50O10 00; No.
2 do. 8 fiOJ 00; wagon hay. 15 00(SI7 00.
STKAW- Wheat, 507 00; cats, S6 507 50; rye,
-, ot; 50.
Groceries.
SCGAn-ratent cut-loar. 51'c: cnbes, S'ic: pow
dered. SSc; granulated (standard). 45c: confec
tioners A. 4c: son A. 4HS3c: laucy yellow.
4!c: fair yel.ow. 4j4Mc; common yellow. 3
Coffee Roasted, in packages-Standard brands.
22 3-2ec: second grades. 2122i; fancy grades, 2C
31 "c. Loose Java. 35HJ64T: fcantos, 2727iic:
Jlaracalbo. 2Sc: Peaberrj. 27ic: Caracas, 29
29-5C: Klo. 22i26)ic,
MOLASSES-cnoice, 3535$c: rancy. 3636Se;
ceutrtlugals, 29J: new crop Xew Orleans, 4o
40c.
SYBCP Corn 6vrup.25;7c: sugar syrup, 2831c;
fancy flavors. 323)3.:: black strap. 1516c.
Fbiits London laver raisins. $2 fO;t(.allfornia
London layers, 2 102 15: California muscatels,
bags. S'ifiLbc: boxed. 1 15(31 25: Valencia,7H7to;
Oudara Valencia, 8X8Hc: California sulunas,
JlSHc; currants, 43(&4Vc: California prunes.
JI(Wl0; I 1C11U1 1 UUCD, aVJIIII., IUilVJUll,KTU-
less raisins. 1-H cartons, H 90; cltroo, 1819c;
lemon peel. lOfeSIlc.
11ICE Fancy head Carolina. 6V6Sc; prime to
choice. 5mat5c: Louisiana, W&Oc; Java, 55.Vc;
Japan, 5(S6c.
Oils Carlion. 110". 6c: headlight. 6sc: water
white. 7c: Elaine. 13c: Ohio legal test. 6!c; miners
n Inter white. 3i40c: summer. 3233c
lAXt OOODb standard peaches, 12 15! 2o;
extra peaches. $2 452 50: seconds. SI 952 DO: pie
peaches, fl 25(31 30; finest corn, tl 401 50: Har
ford county corn, $1 06 1 10; lima beans, tl 20Q
I i5; soaked. S0S5c: early June peas. $1 15(3,1 25;
marrowfat peas. $1 05(31 10: soaked. 7SSuc: French
peas. 11 5l20 no ? 100 cans, or $1 402 50 ?( dozen ;
Slneapnles, $1 25I 30; extra do. f2 40; llaliama
o t-l 00; Uamson plums. Eastern, $1 25; Call
lomla iwars. 32 252 35; do green gage,. 1175;
do ege plums, tl 75: do apricots. 1 suGM 10; do
extra white cherries, J2 '532 85; do wmte cherries.
!-Ih cans. H S5; rasnberrl'S. $1 251 50: strawber
ries. 1 S)l 25: gooseberries, tl lul 25: tomatoes.
85csi Oj: salmon.l-lD. $1 301 35: b!sckberrles,n(3
80c: succutislu 2-Ib cans, soaked, 35c; do stand
ard 2-lbcans. SI i5l 60: cormd beer, 2-lb cans,
tl 65(31 75; do, ll-lb. IIS 00: roast beef, 2-Ib. (1 75;
chipped beer. 1-Ib cans. SI 95(S2 00; baked beans.
II i5dll 35: lobsters, 1-lh. $2 -J: mackerel, fresli,
1-lb. (1 90: trolled. Jl 50; sardines, domestic, Js,
tl 00: Ss. $6 25; Hs mustard. t3-25: imported, H.
HO 50S12 50; Imported, Us, $18 3;2I 00; canned
vpples, 3-lb. 75Jc: gallons. J2 95J 1)0.
Provisions.
Pork was advanced $1 per bbl to-day,
which was the only chango made.
Large hams t IT,
Medium , lijf
Small
Trimmed
f&Ufornia
. V
.... 1 12
.....
... 1 13
Shoulders, sngar-cured,
Breakrast bacon
Extra do -
-"Iai failles smoked.
Clear bellies, dry salt....,
Pork. Heavy
I.lrnt..
Dried beef, knuckles,
Koundj
Sets
Flats '
Lard (refined), tierces,
Tubs '
Two 50-Ib cases
Lard (compound), tlerci
Half barrels
Tubs
Pails
Two 50-Ib cases
Tnree-lb cases
Five-lb cases
Ten-lb cases. ......
Butter and Cheese.
BfTTitn Elgin creamery. SJ'iSSSKe: otner
brands. 2931c; choice to fancy dairy and country
roll. 2527r; fair to medium grades. 18(322c; low
grades. I215c: cooking. 9llc; grease, 6Sc-
Cheese Ohio, llOUMc; Xew lork, HS(S)llKc:
fancv Wisconsin Solss blocks. H15c: dbrlcks.
12".(4l3c: Wisconsin sweltier. in tubs. 1313.tfc;
Hmberger, 10illc: Ohio Swiss, 12ilSc
Eggs and Foultry.
EGOS Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, 21-3
25c: special marks. 26c; storage stock. 22i23c.
Poultbt Live Spring chickens. 4S3S0c per
.-!-. ni ..iit.k0ni .pi.viH5e. dncks. 55(o60c: sreese.
fseail 00: turkeys. I2I3cper lb. Dressed-CLlck-ens.
J315c per lb; ducks. 1516c; geese, ll15c;
turkeys, I5l7c
Fish.
H&lfl
Or
Mackebel.
Bbls.
2001b;
bbls
bbls
501b
Palls
151b
Palls
101b
1001b
Extramcss bloaters..
Extra Xo. I blotters.
Extra Xo. 1 mess....
Extra Xo. 1 shore....
Med. No. lniess.....
Med. Ko. 1 shore ....
Kx.No. 2 shore mess.
Ex. No. 2 shore large
Ex. No. med. shore.
No. 2 medium
No. 3 large
M0 00
$20 40
110 40
9 15
8 40
740
641
565
590
5 40
490
$3 20
$220
35 00
17 VI
16 40
14 40
12 40
10 90
11 40
10 40
940
790
7 4J
z
1 'Ji
1 80
160
140
125
130
120
110
95
90
32 00
23 00
24 00
230
2 05
175
133
1 70
155
1 38
125
21 00
22 00
20 00
13 00
15 (O
14 00
4 15
390
Hound herring
Hairbarrels, 100 Ids t
Potomac herring
Barrels ....
Half barrels
Holland herring
Kegs Lake herring
Half barrels, 701b
Quarter barrels. 301b
1-alls. 15 lb
Pails, 101b
White fish
Half barrels. 70 lb
Quarter barrels, 30 lb
Palls, 15 lb
Palls. 101b
Busslan sardines
Half barrels, 1001b
Kegs
Whole codfish
2 75
4 50
225
E06a
250
125
C5
SO
500
250
1 35
101
8 CO
50
6S)$
77H
Large, per lb..
Medium
Tlnnplpss codfish
20-lb boxes. l2-lb bricks, perlb 6H7
20-lb boxes, l2-lb bricks, choice 7)S
Miscellaneous.
TtTTnrwjrrcTFi.otTR 2W(a2Wc per lb.
Seeds Choice rccleaned Western timothy, $1 00
1 05 per bu; choice recleaned Western clover,
$7 25: white clover. $11 00: orchard grass, $1 85;
millet, tl 451 50; blue grass. $2 002 25.
Beans New York and Michigan pea beans. $2 15
(5)2 20 per bu: hand-picked medium. $2 102 15;
Lima, 44;(3t!c per lb; Pennsylvania and Ohio
beans. $1 7J1 90 per bu.
Beeswax Choice yellow. .Wv33c: dark, 2S2Sc
CID n-Xew country, 5 5C6 50; crab, $7 503 00
per bbl.
HONEY Xew crop white clover, 20j321c per lb;
buckwheat. 1416c: strained honey. Static.
Tallow Country rough, 34c per lb; city ren
dered, 24Sc.
Feathers Extra live geese, 5860c per lb; Xo.
1 do. 48a50c: mixed. 3010c.
Nuts Chestnuts, 53 501 00 per bushel: peanuts,
green, 3H4c per pound; do. roasted. $1 151 25
per bushel: hickory nuts. $1 00i 25: shellbarks,
$1 251 50; new walnuts, 6CC5c; old do. 5r($55c;
butternuts, 5055c for old and 60S5o for new;
filberts. 9c per lb: almonds, Tarragona. 1 c: do,
lvaca. 16c: do. paper shell, 25c: shelled almonds,
35c; Brazil nuts. SOS'ic; French walnuts, 9c:
pecans, loc: Naples walnuts, 13c; Grenoble wal
nuts. 13c
Pickli-s-$4 50o50 per barrel.
Port orv 3S4'i per a.
Hides Green steer hides, trimmed. 75 lbs and
up. 7c; green steer hides, trimmed, 60 to 75 lbs. 7c;
green steer hides, trimmed, under 60 lbs, 6c: green
cow hides, trimmed, all weights. 4c: green hull
hides, trimmed, all weights, 4c; green calf skins,
Xo, L 6c; green cair skins. No, 2, 4c; green steer
hides, trimmed, side branded. 4C green salt steers.
Xo. 1. CO lbs and up 774c: green salt steers, Xo.
1. 60 lbs and less. 4ho4Kc: green salt cows. No. 1.
all weights, 44ic: green salt calf. Xo 1.8 to 16
IDs. 5)a)6c: green salt kip. io. l. io to '.a ids. 4m:
,435c;
hides.
runner skip, ko. I, lotoi ids, 34c; .ho. z
i?sc on; jn o. z can. zc on.
WHEAT CLOSES OFF
On Heavy Stocks, Corn and Oats Also Lose
Small Fractions, but Heavy Buying by
Cudahy Causes Hog Products to Rale
Higher.
Chicago, Nov. 12. A "big club to pound
prices was what the heavy stocks or wheat
proved to be to-day. The market ruled
weak, and, notwithstanding a rally on de
creasing receipts and on bullish ad
vices from abroad, the cereal closed with a
loss of ic Corn and oats are also off Jo
each. John Cudahy openly buying poik
sent that article up 17c and caused lard
and ribs at the close to show a gain of 5c and
2K respectively.
The wheat market opened extremely slow
and decidedly weak. Shorts had covered
verv ireely on yesterday's excitement, and
theie t as little demand from that source
while longs, who had a profit, were making
active efforts to sell and secure it.. Then
there was a prospect of another generous
Increase in the visible supply. Perhaps the
weakest feature, or at least the most de
pressing one, was the persistent short sell
ing by Pardridge and other leading bears.
The piessuro of these offerings on the mar
ket with trade so dull aud narrow was most
demoralizing. Later there was a substan
tial rally on the advance in the closing
cables aud the small leceipts at primary
points.
Corn, though a fraction higher early, soon
became m oak ana lost Jc, part of which was
finally recovered. The early strength was
attributed to the bullish nature of Prime's
report, which reiterated what has been so
of en said before, that the results of the
huskings were everywhere disappointing
and added that the crop would not equal in
weight 70 percent of an average. Oats were
heavy in the face of some very bullish sen
timents in Prime's report.
Hog products opened weak and lower on
the S10c drop in the price of live hogs at
the yards, but Cudahy turned an aggressive
buyer and the shorts got frightened and
put prices up sbarplv on all products. An
easier feeling ruled during the closing
hours.
Freights were weaker and Je, lower at
3i3a for wheat and 2fo for com to Buffalo.
cusb quotacons were as follows: Floni
firm; winter patents, $3 603 90; winter
straights, $3 40; spring patents, $3 754 15;
spring straights, $2 73; No. 2 snring wheat,
72Kc; Xo. 3 spring wheat, 60GSc; No. 2 ted,
72?c; No. 2 corn, 41Jfc; No. 2 oats, 31J31Vc;
Nil 2 white, f. o. b., 353Gc; No. 3 white,
3334c; Xo. 2 rye, COc: No. 2 barley, 63
64c: No. 3, f. o. b., 42gG5c; No. 4, f. o. b.. 35a
45c: Xo. 1 flax seed, $103; piime timothy
seed, $1 88; mess pork, per barrel. $12 03j$
12 10; Lard, per 100 pounds, $9 00; short rib
sides (looe). $7 507 55; dry-salted shoulders
(buxed), $7 30S7 35; short clear sides (boxed),
$8 008 05i whisky, distillers' finished goods,
per sal, $1 15. Sugars Cut loar, unchanged.
Range or the leading futures, furnished bv John
JI. Oakley A Co., bankers and brokers, Xo. 45
Sixth street: .
Open
ing. High
est. Low
est. Clos
dose.
Nv.H
ARTICLES.
ing.
Wheat.
November.....
December.....
January.
May
Corn.
Xovember... .
December.....
May
July
OATS.
Xovember......
December......
May
PORK.
November ,
Decerobct ......
January
May
Lard.
November......
December
January.
May.....
bUOKT RIBS.
November......
Januarv
May
72K
73H
7J
74
74K
7H
42
73
74
79M
41
42
47
74
73J4
74'
79H
74
74
78
41H
79M
41
42
42S
475
4Z
47
47
471,
175
?4
475,
Z4
36i
12 02
12 05
13 45
I3G
885
8 00
7 82
787
7 25
687
7 02
31K
32
31
1185
1190
13 27
.3 45
9 00
7 90
777
782
7 25
6 SO
695
32
36 "t
32?
32
Jt
30H
11 90
.3 20
3 47
8 62
7 87
772
7 77
725
675
695
12 05
'3 55
3 70
885
Sft)
7 82
790
725
6 87
702
II 90
322
13 45
862
787
7 72
777
725
6 75
6 93
Car receipts for to-day: Wheat. 234: corn, 173:
oats, 134. Estimates for to-morrow: Wheat, 210;
corn, 250; oats, 140.
New York Metal Market.
New York, Nov. 12. Pie iron fairly active
and steady: American. $1S 0015 50. Copper
dull: lake, $11 70U 80. Lead quiet; domes
tic, $3 803 95. Tin-steady and quiet; straits,
$20 5520 65.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for "Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she bad Children, the gave them Castoria
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THE
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Sales and Changes of the Week and Clos
ing; Quotations.
The Stock Exchange was closed Tuesday,
election day, making a fire-day week in this
line, and the great interest In the election
and its sensational result save the market
the appearance of being very small potatoes,
indeed. The transactions on 'Chance for the
five days aggregated 2,508 shares of stock
and $8,000 bonds, against 3,303 shares of
stock, $16,000 bonds and $1,696 worth of scrip
for tne six days of last week. The closing
bids to-day, compared with those of last
Saturday, show the following changes in the
active list:
dixjncei P. & B. traction, x New Tork
and Cloveiand Gas Coal, K: Lustre Mining
Company, Union Switch and Signal, com
raon.K; Westinghouse Airbrake, 2& Under
ground Cable, .
Decline Chartiers Valley Gas, 1); Phila
delphia Company, J; Peoples Pipeage, A
Central traction, K; Citizens traction, ;
Pleasant Valley Kail way, Y.
Transactions at the last call of the week
to-day were as follow:
f4,0001uqnesne traction 5s....
1017a
22,
135
24
ss;2
25
201 shares Philadelphia Company..
io 6hares estlugnouse AirDrace.
400 shares P. & B. traction
15 shares Pittsburg traction
5 shares Pleasant Valley Hallway,
after call.
100 shares P. & B. traction 24X
Total sales, 730 shares and $4,000 bonds.
Closins bids and offers:
bake stocks. Par.
Bank of Pittsburg 50
Exchange National Bank 50
Fourtn National Bank 100
Freehold 50
Bid. Asked.
100
84
124
107H
68),
Masonic Bank , 50
Mer. & Manufacturers' N. Bk. 50
74f
127"
Odd Fellows1 Savings Bank...
Tradesmen's National Bank.
INSURANCE STOCKS.
60
100
72
Allemanala M GO
Citizens GO
Humboldt SO
Monongahela GO
Union 50
Western Insurance Co GO
OAS STOCKS.
Consolidated Gas Co. (Ilium.) . GO
Pittsburg Gas Co. (Ilium.) 50
Southslde Gas Co. (Ilium.) 2S
NATURAL GAS STOCKS.
Bridgewater 100
Charters Vallov Gas Co 100
People's Natural Oas and P. Co 2S
Philadelphia Co GO
OIL COMPANY STOCKS.
Tuna Oil Co 60
FASSENQEB B'T STOCKS.
Central Traction GO
Citizens Traction 50
Pittsburg Traction 50
Pleasant Valley. 25
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Chartiers Railway. 50
60
32
40
47
4)
74
19
28
10
14
22
15H
22X
29
61
29K
62
25X
65
43
Pltlsburr. Younsrst'n and A..
Pittsburg Junction B. R. Co...
Pittsburg, Virginia & Ctiirrn.
Pittsburg, Wheeling & Ky....
COAL STOCKS.
Mansfield Coal and Coke Co....
N. V. Jt C. Gas Coal Co
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Ewalt (Forty-third street)
Hand street
GO
GO
GO
45
63
33
G0
60
GO
63
44
GO
Northslde Bridge Co GO
Xorthern Liberties 50
Monongahela .. 25
Pittsburg and Birmingham.. ... 25
Point 25
Union 25
MINING STOCKS.
La Xoria Mining Co 23
Luster MlnlngCo 10
Red Cloud Mining Co 5
Enterprise Mining Co G
ELECTRIC LIQHT STOCKS.
Westinghouse 60
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Monongahela Xav'n Co 50
Monongahela Water Co 25
Union Storage Co 50
Union Switch and Signal Co... GO
Westinghouse Airbrake Co.... 50
Standard Underground C Co.. 100
n, S. Glass Company, com .... 100
U. S. Glass Company, pfd 100
Ex-dlvldend.
90
30
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22
30
58
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75
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MONETARY.
Bates for money were steady at 55 per
cent all week in Pittsburg, with the bulk of
the business at 6 per cent. Eastern Exchange
and currency traded even as a rule.
New Yoek, Nov. 12. Money on call easy at
1 per cent, closing offered at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6VQ6 per cent.
Sterling exchange has been dull with actual
business at $4 834 83J for 60-day bills, and
$4 86V4 eW for demand. Posted rates,
$4 StS4 S7K.
Boston, Xov. 12. Clearing House balances'
$1,703,136; rate, 4; call loans, 55 per cent;
time-loans, 38'per"cent.
Clearing House Figures.
Pittsburg
Exchanges to-day 12,393, 8W CO
Balances to-day. 400,040 64
Same day last week:
Exchanges $2,391,697 10
Balances 453,392 35
The figures of the past two weeks com
pare as tollows:
Exchanges this week $13,381,592 80
Balances this week 2,673,673 3'l
Exchanges last week, 14.872,940)6
Balances last week 2,484,593 43
For the week of 1S91 corresponding with
this week the exchanges wero $13,137,629 27.
Total exchanges to date. 1892, $661,065,376 87;
same time last year, $590,272,352 52; gain this
year, $70,793,023 85.
Nkw York. Nov. 12. Clearings, $128,202,719;
balances, $5,828,218." For the week (five
days) Clearings, $656,525,364; balances,
$29,058,534.
Boston. Nov. 12. Clearings. $16,609,700:
balances, $1,703,130 Money, 4 per cent. Ex
change on Xew York, Cc discount to 5c
premium. Clearings lor the week, $5,160,806;
balances, $9,599,771. For same week last
year Clearings, $95,514,595; balances, $11,
4J7.19S. Philadelphia, Nov 12. Clearings, $10,925,
948; balances, $1,571,452. For the week the
clearings were $67,469,142; balances, $9,907,056.
Money, 5 per cent.
Baltimore, Nov. 12. Clearings, $2,689,063;
balances, $303,431. Bate, 6 per cent.
Chicaoo, Nov. li Rank clearings to-day,
$18,780,258: for the week, $101,983,468; for the
corresponding week last jear, $101,420,430.
New York exchange sold at 6Jo pieminm.
Sterling exchange quiet; 60-day bills, $4 83X;
demanO,$4 86. Money a little easier at 6 per
cent.
St. Louis, Nov. 12. Dank clearings to-day,
$4,322,174; balances, $471,493; clearings this
week, $25,066,843; balances, $2,757,686; clear
ings last week, $24,531,635; balances, $2,717,546;
clearings for the corresponding week last
year, $25,694,146; balances, $3,377,846.
New Oeleans, La-, Xov. 12. Clearings,
$2,176,774.
Memphis, Nov. 12. Clearings, $578,728;
balances, $152,241, New York exchange sell
ing at par.
Bar Silver.
London, Nov. 12. Special. Bar silver In
London, 1-lGd higher at 39d per ounce. New
York dealers' price for silver, 85c per ounce.
Foreign Financial.
TjOkdoit, Nov. 12. Amount of bullion gone
into the Bank of England'on balance to-day,
16,000.
Paris, Nov. 12. Three per cent rentes, 99f
44c for the account.
LOKDoif, Nov. 12. 4 p. it. Closed-Consols,
money, 97 3-16; do. account, 973-16; New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio firsts, 33; Canadian
Pacific, 90: Erie, 27; do seconds, 110; minors
Central,106V; Mexican ordinary,22J:: St. Paul
common. 82m: New York Central, U4Ji: Penn
sylvania. 56M; Keadinsr, 29: Mexican Central
new 4s. 70J4: bar silver, G9J; money, 1 per
cent. Bate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills, tyl; do three-months'
2HQ2 per cent.
GENERAL MARKETS.
Now. York Floub Beceipts. 41,000 pack
ages; exports, 6,100 barrels. 7.800 sacks; fair
demand and firm; sales, 10,300 barrels: low
extras, $2 O02 75; winter wheat, low grades,
$2 002 75; lair to fancy, $2 753 75; patents,
$4 O0t 25; Minnesota cleat, $3 003 25;
strniguip, o ami liJ. paicuts, t &x& so; rye
mixtures, $3 004 00.
Cornmeal Quiet and steady; yellow West
ern, $3 C03 10.
Wheat Beceipts, 251.650 bushels; exports,
100,395 bnshels; sales, 1,210,000 bushels futures
34.000 spot; spot dull, easier: No. 2 red. 76
76Jio store and elevator, 7676JiC afloat,
77ii687o fob; No. 3 red, Oc: ungraded red,
7077c: No. 1 Northern, 81S4tc; No. 2 North
ern, 79379c; options opened weak and de
clined c on foreign selling and realiz
ing, closed dull with the trading chleflv
local switching; No. 2 red December, 77 1-163
77516c, closing TlUc; January, 78J78J8'c,
closing 78?ic: Marcu, 81Q82 3-16c, closing
81Ke; May, 4KS4 7-16C, clo.,lng 84Jic
Bye dull and steady; Western. &860c.
Barley dnll; Western, 6575c; No. S
Toronto. 85c
Barley Malt quiet; Western, 7080c; Can.
ada, S595c;clty made. Canada, $1 O0l 03.
Cork Beceipts, 6.1,900 bnshels; exports,
65 r?39 bushels; sales, 830.000 bnshels futures;
snot steady and dnll; No. 2, 50o elevator,
6lc afloat; ungraded mixed, 4950c;
options declined early 14QC with wheat,
and the West reacted &c on covering, closed
dull with November and Deoember HCIJio
np, other months MK down; December.
651c closing at filo; Jannary, eixesijtfo,
PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
closing at 615ic; May, 5353Jo, closing at
Mio
Oats Becetpts. 64.050 bushels; cxportR. 285
bushels; sales, 170,000 bushels futures, 63,000
bushels spot; spot dll and lower: options
dull and lower, closing steady; December,
86K36c, closing ut 36K Jannary, 37J
87?ie, closing at 37c; May, 4141Ve, closing
attlUc; spot No. 2 white, 3939l4c; mixed
Western, 363Sc: white do, S945c; No. 2
Chioago, S7c.
Hat dull and steady; shipping, 60S5e;
good to choice, 7585c
Hops quiet and weak; State, common to
obolce, 1825c: Pacific coast, 1824c.
Groceries Coffee options opened steady
and unchanged to 5 points np, closed firm
1S20 ud; sales, 34,250 bags, including No
vember. 15 95c: December, 15.5015.60c; Janu
ary, 15.3015.40c; February. 15.25c: Alaroh,
15.00015. 15c; Mav. 14.85H 93c; July, 14.65c;
September, 14.60U.60c. Klo on the spot
firm but qniet; No. 7 at 16c. Sngar Raw
steady and quiet: fair refining, 2c; centrif
ugals, 9b test, 3c; refined fairly active
and stenflv: off A. 4 5-16S4 9-16C: mold A,
4 I5-165Kc,- standard A, 4 ll-164Jc: con-
fectioneis' A. 4?ic; cut loar, 5 5 l65Kc;
crushed, 5 a-Vjoc; powaerea, is-ioigoj;
granulated, 4 ll-165s; cubes, 4 13-165c Mo
lassesNew Orleans dull and steady; opon
kettle, good to choice, 293333; new do, 38
42c. Bice steady and in tair demand; do
mestic, fair to extra, 45Jfc; Japan, 4K
5o.
CottonseedOil strongcrandquiet; crude,
28c; yellow, 32c
Tallow strong; city ($2 00 for packages),
6c hid.
Bosin dull and steady; strained, common
to good, $1 27K1 8
Tuiipestine quiet and steady at Sl31c.
Kaos firmer and in fair demand; Western
prime, 2827o.
Hides quiet and steady; wot salted New
Orleans selected, 45 to 60 lbs, 57c; Texas
selected, 30 to 60 lbs, C7c
Hoo products Pork quiet and steadv;
old mess, $12 2514 50; new mess, $13 25
13 50; extra prime, $12 504513 50. Cut meats
firm, quiet: pickled bellies, 89c; do
shoulders, 8c; do hams, 10llc; middles
dull; short clear, November. $8 45. Lard
opened weak, closed firm; Western steam
closed at $9 60 bid; sales none; options sales
none; Novembor, $9 30 asked; December,
$8 40; January. $8 12 bid.
Dairy products Butter qniet and firm;
Western dairy, 1622c; do creamery, 2030c;
do factory. 14lSc; Elgin ,30S0e. Cheese
quiet and firm; part skims, 36e.
Philadelphia Flour steady and quiet.
Wheat weak and closed dull; steamer No. 2
red. in elevator, 70c; No. 2 red November.
7373Kc; December, 74K74K January, 76
76Kc; February, 7si7!iKc. Corn firm
though quiet: on and a: tor to-day cob corn
will be sold on a basis of 70 pounds to the
bushel; No. 3 yellow, In grain depot. 48c;
steamer No. 2 mixed, in export elevator,
47Kc; No. 2 mixed, in export elevator, 49c;
No. 2 mixed Novembor, December, Januaiy
and February, 49449Kc. Oats Carlots
steady but quiet;, i mures dnll and un
changed; No. 3 white, 40jic: No. 2 white, 43c;
No. 2 white, clipped, 43443o. Eggs
Fresh stocks are scarce and firm; Pennsyl
vania firsts, 27c.
Minneapolis The wheat market was firm
to-day, but there n as not much interest in
the trading. December opened at 69c and
closed at the same. It did not sell below
this price, but went c above. May opened
at 75aBc and olosed at the same. It followed
December in its rango for the session. There
was a good demand for milling wheat. No. 1
Northern selling principally at 70o and No.
2 at 67c. Beceipts of wheat hei e wero 425 cars
and at Dulutb and Superior 249 cars. Close:
May, 75c; November, 6Sftc; December,
69Jc. On track, No. lhard, 72c; No. 1 North
ern, 70c; No. 2 Northern, 6567o.
St Louis Flour firm but unchanged.
Wheat was lower early, then recovered, but
eased off again and closed a shade undor
yesterday: cash and Novembor, 67c; De
cember, 69Kc: May, 76c. Corn followed
wheat and closed KK below vesterday;
cash, 41Vc; November, 40o bid: December.
3939Wc; year, 89c; Januarv, 33c; May,
43c. Oats Cash higher, 40ic bid; May
lower, S5c ashed. Bye dull at 48c Barley
quiet and unchanged. Bran scarce and firm
at 55c. Hav dull and unchanged. Flaxseed
quiet at $1 06. Cornmeal quiet at $1 75.
Toledo Wheat easier; Xo. 2 cash and No
vember, 74c: December, 74c; Mav, SOJfo.
Corn dnll: No. 2 cash, 43c Oats quiet;
SSo bid. Eve quiet: cash, 54c Cloverseed
active and hisbet; prime cash and Novem
ber, $7 83; January. $8 00; February, $8 CO";
March, $e io. ueceipts riour, 278 Darreis;
wheat, 20,669 bushels; corn, 3,749 bushels;
oats, 760 bushels; rye, 1,334 bushels: clover
seed, 700 bags. Shipments Flour, 1,032
barrels; wheat, 60,20(1 bushels; corn, 1,750
bushels; rye, 400 bushels; cloversoed, 412
bags.
Cincinnati Flour active tending upward.
Wheat scarce, strong and higher; No. 2 red,
72c: receipts, 1,600 bushels: shipments, 2.500
bushels. Corn strong; Nn. 2 mixed, 45c
Oats firm; X'o. 2 mixed, 3334o. Bve steady;
No. 2, 56c Pork barelv steady at $12 25. Lard
neglected at $3 50. Bulkineata and bacon
quiet. Wbiskv activo and firm; sales, 1,160
barrels at $1 15. Butter firm. Sugar easier
and in fair demand. Ejgs slow and firm at
22c Cheese quiet and steady.
Baltimore Wheat urisettled; No. 2 red
Bpot, 73Jc; Novemoer, 73c; Deoember, 74e;
May, 8JJc. Corn easy; mixed spot ana
November, 4SJc: January, 47Jc. Oats steady;
Xo. 2 white Western, 41o. Kye steady: No. 2,
60c asked. Hay firm and higher; $14 5015 50.
Grain freights quiet and unchanged. Pro
visions steady; mess pork, $14 00. Butter
firm: creamery fancy, 31c Eggs, 27c Coffee,
Bio fain No. 7, 16c
Kansas City Wheat active and strong;
No. 2 hard. 63?i(g64!4c; No. 2 red. 676Se.
Corn eteadw to higher: No. 2 mixed, 34c: Ho.
2 white, S339Ljo. Oats very strong; No. 2
mixed, 27J$2Sc; No. 2 white. 29S0c Eggs
active and firm at 1920c Beceipts
Wheat, 67,000 bushels: coi n, none: oats, none.
Shipments Wheat, 57,000 bushels: corn, 6,000
bushels; oats, 1,000 bushels. '
Buffalo Wheat No. 1 hard dull at 83c; No.
1 Northern, 79c; No. 2 red, 76c No. 2 corn,
48c Beceipts Wheat, 45,000 bnshels; corn,
200,000 bushels. Shipments Wheat, 251,000
bushels; corn, 220,000 bushels.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Dull, Hogs Firm and Sheep
Steady
at the Central Yards.
East Liberty, Pa., Nor. 12.
Cattle Beceipts, 1,120 head; shipments,
980 head; nothing doing; all through con
signments; 6 cars cattle shipped to New
York o-day.
11 00s Beceints, 3,000 head; shipments. 2.800
bead; market firm: Philadelphia, $5 906 00:
mixed, $5 905 95: Yorkers, $5 705 85; 7 cars
shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep Beceipts, 2,000 head; shipments, 200
bead; market steady at unchanged prices.
By Associated Press.
Chicago The Evening Journal reports:
Cattle Beceipts, 3.500 headt shipments, 1,
100 head; market dull and lower; good to
extra natives. $4 104 50; others. $3 504 00;
stockera, $1 8502 25; Texans, $2 553 10: co s,
$1 2CQ280. Hogs Becolpts, 18,000 nend; ship
ments, 500 head; market closed lower; rough
and common, $5 255 40; packing and mixed,
$5 405 63: prime heavy and butchers'
weights, $5 555 65; light, $5 405 70. Hogs
Receipts, 2,00u head; shipments, 900 head;
inaiket steady; natives $3 754 80; mixed,
$3 O0Q3 75; lambs, $3 505 55; Mexicans, $3 80.
Kansas City Cattle Beceipts, 4,00u head;
A BAD FIRE
Destroyed our entire stock of WALL PAPER every bolt Fortunately,
we had a carload delayed on the railroad, that has now arrived and is ready
for sale. It comprises 50,000 bolts. A nice selection of each grade from 5
cent papers to pressed hand-made at $2 per bolt
Our standard full length 6c and jc papers are the finest ever seen in
Pittsburg. In order to resume business at once we have temporarily lo
cated at
315
Where, with the aid of good carpenters working night and day making racks
on which to display WALL PAPER, we are in excellent shape and can sup
ply the wants of the most exacting buyers.
This stock is entirely new 1893 patterns and is without doubt the
choicest lot of WALL PAPER ever brought to Pittsburg. Samples sent
free to any address. ,
G. a O'BRIENS
PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE,
315 Fifth Ave., 4 Squares from Court House.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER
I shipments, 4,000 bead; the market was dull,
' stock was steady and others lOQlss lower;
representative sales: dressed beet ana shli
ping steers, $3 5005 00; cows, $1 05433 60;
Texas and Indian steers, $2 152 65; stock
era and feeders, $2 602 65. Hogs Beceipts,
9,000 head; shipments, 1,000 head; the market
was active and steady, closing easy; all
grades, $4 805 52K: bulk, $5 305 45. Sheep
Beoelpts, 1,600 head; shipments, 600 head;
market unchanged; mutton, $1 004 15;
Iambs, $5 50.
Cincinnati Hogs weaker at $4 805 75; re
ceipts, 3,800 head; shipments. 900 head. Cattle
barely steady at $1 50Q4 65; receipts, 1,000
head: shipments, 800 head. Sheep firm at
12 04 75; recelpts300 head; shipments,none.
Lamb3 stronger at $3 005 35.
Print Cloth Firm.
FailBiver, Mass., Nov. 12." Print cloth
market firm; 64x64s, 3 5-16c; 60x563, 3c The
business for the week was as follows: Pro
duction, 190,000 pieces; deliveries, 190,000;
stock.none; sales, 1S7.O0O; SDOt, 25,000; futures,
16L000.
Turpentine.
Wilvisotoit Snlrits of turpentine.
23KC
Bosln firm: strained, $1 00; good strained,
$1 05. Tar firm at $1 30; crude turpentine,
30c; haid, $1 00; yellow dip and virgin, $1 70.
Savannah Turpentine firm at 29c Bosin
firm at $1 1001 15.
At this season of the year a stimulant is
an absolute necessity. Max Klein's Silver
Age is recommended by physicians, $1 50
per full quart. Ask for it.
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foods that
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Scott's Emulsion
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Before breakfast spoils the entire
lday.
It may be you are severely con
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No appetite for breakfast. Feel
hot and flushed. You feel either low
spirited, or you display a nasty tem
per. Destroys the good feeling of
your home.
Nature gives you fair notice that
she requires assistance by the use of
Carlsbad Sprudel Water.
This remedy is sovereign. It has
been used in its original shape by
emperors, kings, statesmen, poets,
etc., for 500 years. Or, if you can
not conveniently use the Waters, buy
the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salts,
which are the solid evaporations of
the Sprudel Spring. The genuine
has the signature of "Eisner & Men
delson Co.,Sole Agents, New York,"
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Fifty Yrarejettles It
CONSUMPTION
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If DrT Schenck's treatment and cure of
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on Consumption, .Liver and Stomach DUeates
mailed free to all applicants. Dr. J. H. Schenck
& Son, Philadelphia, Pa. nc9 60-jiw
PO. D. LEVIS, SOLICITOR OP
ATENTS
131 Fifth ave., next Leader, Pittsburg
NEW
PLAIN AND POINTED.
best shades, at $2.25
Cloth, trimmed with
2.25 for a hat ready
WE WILL SELL YOU another style at $3.25, in
navy blue and brown, made of fine cloth and trimmed in
real fur. All ready to wear and only $3.25.
WE WILL SELL YOU 150 pieces, 3-inch pure Silk,
heavy quality, rich fancy Ribbon, as different from others
at this price as day is from night, 25c a yard; worth 50c.
wffl'Hl
WE WILL SELL YOU 25 dozen Boys' or Girls' fine cloth Tam
O'Shanters, in navy, brown and cardinal, with long silk tassel and satin
lining, at 75c each. Identically the same as offered at 98c in other stores.
WE WILL SELL YOU the nicest White Silk Embroidered Caps for
little folks at 50c.
WE WILL SELL YOU Children's Cashmere Caps, plain full crown
or silk embroidered, at 50c J tan, brown or navy.
WE WILL SELL YOU Surah Silk Caps, with fur trimming, all shades, at 75c.
WE WILL SELL YOU 100 dozen fine "Velvet Koses, the newest shades, 3 roses and
3 buds in the bunch, very beautiful indeed aud only 25c a bunch. These are easily
worih 50c, and you will readily admit alter noting prices at other stores.
Fur Heads, Eur Pompons, Eur Trimming for Hats the very latest novelties at the
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FURNITURE:
SO SAYS
The
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AND WE ARE DOING THE BUSINESS.
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Car Lots a Specialty.
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Local securities bought and sold for cnl
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Investments made at onr discretion and
dividends paid quarterly.
Interest paid on balance (since 1833.)
Honey to lean on call.
Information books on all markets mailed
on application. le7
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57 Fourth Avenue.
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'Wy Sixth Street,
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(Ready-Made & to Order.)
LADIES' CLOAKS & JACKETS,
Watches & Jewelry,
ON
INSTALLMENTS.
Gash Prices Without Security.
TERMS: One-third oftheamount purchased
dust be paid down; the balance in small
weekly or monthly payments. Business
transacted strictly confidential. Open
daily, from 8 A. M. to 9 P. U. Saturday
itu 11 r. a.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
I
WE WILL SELL YOU the nicest, newest and most
becoming shapes of TRIMMED HATS, in the
Tiecr cVinrlM at 41 OR Mrri miA. nf TloArA
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Astrakhan and Aigrettes.
Just think I
to put on.
518 MABKET ST.
nnS-irr
Consult your interests by getting our
prices before looking elsewhere.
average dealer whether he means
not.
We are showing an immense assort
ment of the best Furniture in the
market We are naming prices'- diat
are easy and making terms that are
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Penn Avenue.
no9-arwr
DOCTOR
WHITTIER
S14 1"ENN AVESTJE, PlTTSBCKQ, PA.
As old residents know and back flies of
Fittsbnnr papers prove, is the oldest estab
lished and most prominent physician in tha
city, devoting special attention to all enronls
diseases.
NO FEE UNTIL CURED
Trom re-
soonslble MCDnllC and mental dtj-
persons IlLM V UUO ease;, physical da
cay, nervous debility, laclc of energy, ambi
tion and hope.itnpairedmetnory, disordered
sight, self distrust, bashfolness, dizziness,
tleeplei-ness, pimples, eruptions, impover
ished blood, laillns powers, organic weak
ness, dyspepsia, constipation, consnmption,
unflttinKthoperson forbusiness, aocietyand
marrlage, permanently, sarely and privato !
fn.. BLOOD AND SKIlfecr
eruption?, blotches, falllnghnir,bones.paln8.
glandular swellings, ulcerations of tha
tongue, mouth, throat, ulcers, old sorts, am
cured lor life, and blood poisons thoroughly
eradicated Jroin 1 IDIM A DV ,w,,'?ya?l
the system. U 111 lrl T j bladder de
rangements, weak bacfc, gravel, catarrhal
discharges. Inflammation and other painful
symptoms receive searcnins treatmen,
prompt relief and real cure.
Dr. Whittler's life-long extensive experi
ence insures scientific and reliable treat
rnent on common sense principles. Consulta
tion free. Patients at a distance as carefully
treated as It here. Office hours. 9a. jc to
T. jr. Sunday, 10 a. k. to 1 p. Jt. only. DB.
WIllTTIlSIMH Penn avenue. Pitt3bur& P
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED
&P.4NISH
MiKVLNE,
The (treat Span-
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GUARANTEE
to enre all nerr-
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Nerrou9nes.Liusltnde.aUdrIni and lou of power
or the Ulcerative Orjrans In elthersexeanjedbT
over-exertion, youthful errors, or excesilronMot
tobacco, opium or itlmulints. fl perpackare&y
mll:R forts. With errr 5 order we GIVE A
WRITTEN GUAUANTEE TOCUKEorRETUND
MOSEY. Spanish Medicine Co.. Mdrfd. Spain,
and DetrolTdlch. i'or sale 6 JOS. FLEMISCr
SOU. Pltttburs. c3-M-i
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monthly by ttunuamlsofuzdiu.
Is the only pen
rfectlr safe and
reliable medicine dlscoTered.
Beware of unprincipled drug
gists who oner inienor meui
Hn.. in nlaceofthls. Ask for
COOK'S C0TTOS BOOT COMFOUND Pike no tvbttU
tvte. or Inclose (1 and 6 cents In postage In letter,
and we will send, se-ued; by retuni mail. Full
scaled particulars In plain envelope, to ladles oalj.
lT xockfjolllca.
-Sold In PUtsbngr b r &
deI7-ol-eoJwt ! Market St.
WEAK MEN,
TOUB ATTENTION
is caElkb to tbs
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Gray's Specific Medicine
IF YOV SUFFER from
nratTWJt. una una .. i i . ,"' - "V?,I
Tons Debility. Weakness of Body and Mind,
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that arise from over-lnduijteuce and self-abuse, a
Loss of Memory and f ower. Dimness or Vision,
1-remature Old Age, and many other diseases that
jeaa io iussnitr or ivuiuiu"w -.j
KraTf, write for our pamphlet.
Address GltAY MEDICI E CO.. BnjTalo. N. T.
TbeSpeclllc Medicine Is sold br all drug-glst at
tl OOpcrpackaje. or six packages for M. or sent
1y mall on, reecelpt of .money, and wltlj
eTCry S3 CO order iv K VVAKINTEE
a cure or iqoqb .jiaMNHaBi
AiT-On account or counterfeits, we hare adopted
I the Yellow Wrapper, the. only genuine. Sold la
I rittsburiraiid guarantees Issued by S. 3. Holland,
cor. bmltUfleldand Liberty su.
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