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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-06
OIL Mnrlfera.

TTTUsvILLE, July 5.-National transit Ger.
tifcates opened. slc; highest, el1sc; lowest,
905zc; closed, sl1sc. e
OIL CIrY. July 6-Natioual transit GER
tifcates opened, 9l1Sc; highest. 9l11c; lowest.
901sc; closed, al1sc. Sales 1900 barrels; clear.
ances, $4,000 barrels; charters, 81. .S2S barrels;
shipments l07, Ill barresi runs, 81 ,622 barrels.
NEW YORK. J uly 5-Petroleum opened steady
at 9lc, anu after the first sales became weak
and declined to 904c. The market then rallied
and closed steady at 993zc. New York Stock
est, 9O1zc, closing at 9Vkc. Consolidated Ex-
change-August opened at 9llsc; highest, 9ls6c;
lowest, 9O7zo. closing At 9lAc. July opened
at e0Ac; highest, s05<c; lowest 9016c, closing
at 902zc. Total sales, 423 900 barrels.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YoRK-Beeves-Receipt 26 carloads
FOR the market 80 carloads for city slaughter
ers direct and rs carloads for expectation alive
and dead; trading was brisk, and an early clear
ance was made at an advance of 10 to I5c per
lOO pounds; native steers sold at So 6715@4 so
per 100 pounds; bulls 2 1908 50; exports to-day
and tomorrow, 200 beeves and g. 400 quarters
OF beef. To-day's Liverpool cable quotes
American refrigerator beef at SIC per pound
Calyes-Receip;s 500 head; firm at 4tk@51zc for
Veals and So 25Q3 65 per 100 pounds for mixed
calves from the West. Sheep-Receipts, 1000
head: sheep steadv; lambs firmer for choice:
sheep sold at 81 0OG5 % per 100 pounds; lambs,
20 OOq1 %, with carloads at 81 75G8 90 re-
specdyely. Hogs-Receipts, 100 head; none
onered alive; nominally unchanged at 81 5OD
OOper loo pounds.
KANSAS CTTY-Cattle-Receipts, 2525 head;
heavy shipping steers weak and 561lOc lower:
medium ana light dressed beef steady 70
strong; Texas and Indian unsettled; cows
steady to strong; stockers and feeding steers
firm; good to choice cornfed steers, 7OQ3 so;
common to medium, 81 eO63 so; stockers and
feeding steers, s. OOGS 10; cows 81 5O62 20:
grass range steers, 81 7592 20. Hogs-Receipts'
lower; good to choice light, 81 3O(94 IS: com.
mon to medium, 81 l004 25. Sheep-Receipts
2o2 head; no shipments; market steady; good
dium. g 5OG3 50.
ST. .Lours-Cattle-Receip 400 head: shin.
ments, 500 head; market strong; choice heavy
native steers, s. 60Q4 25; tair to good do
. 0OgS g 90; stockers and feeders. fair to good,
" lOq3 70: rangers, corn-fed, 81 70@3 60; grass,
fed, u sOQ2 80 Hogs-Receipts $500 head.
shipments, 100 head; market steady: cboIce
heavy butchers selections. 81 35@z As: pacE
Ing. medium TO prime, 81. 2O614 35: light
grades, ordinary to best s4ees84 As. Sheep
Receipts, LOO head; shipments 200 head.
market firm; fair to choice. So OO64 70.
CHIcAGo-Cattle-Recetp lO,5OO head: ma.
tives, 50 2544 40; cows. bulls and mixed 81 5O0
3 50; stockers, 32 1893 lG; Texans, 81 2OG3 61
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; market fairly
active, dull. weak and lower; heavy packing
and shipping, 81 3064 IS: mixed. "a 25Q4 4G
light, 81 1904 SO; skips, So GOA IS. Sheep
90 S0g4 60; Westerns, s. 30; Texans, SS 1908 SO;
lambs, IS 1906 90.
CINCTNNATI-Hogs stronger; common and
light. - 1904 IS; packing and butchers, 81 IS
"a 50. Receipts, 2460 head; shipments, 1850
head
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BRITISH IRON.
An Active Market Reported and Prices Firm
TO Steady.

bessehet f1g-Market continues active and
strong West Coast brands quoted at 49s Cd.
for Nos. l, 2, 8 I. o. b. shipping point.
M1ddlesbrough Pig-Firm market and the
demand fair. Good brands quoted at sos. Sd.
for No. 8 I. o. b.
. spiegeleisen-Good trade and market held
firmly; English 20 per cent quoted at sos. Cd. +.
Steel Wire Rods-Market firm on good de-
mand. Mild steel No. q quoted at f6 lis.
I'd. T. o. b. shipping port.
Steel Rails-Continue active and market
strong. Standard sections quoted at "a It's.
I'd {. o. b. shipping point.
Steel Blooms-This market is held firmly
with good business. Bessemer 7x7 quoted "a
Is. Cd I. o. b. shipping point
Steel Billets-Market firm on a good de-
mand. Bessemer tsize 215x21S) quoted at "a
LIS. I'd. I. o. b. shipping point.
Steel Slabs-Market drm and demand fair.
Ordinary sizes quoted at "a l2s Cd. f. o. b.. ship
ping point -
crop Ends-while this market is steady the
demand is moderate. Run of the mill quoted at
f2 los. Cd, I. o. b. shipping point.
Old Rails-A moderate amount of business.
with the market steady. Tees quoted at fS Is.
York.
Scrap Iron-This market has grown firmer on
moderate demand. Heavy wrought quoted
at f2 5s. I. o. b. shipping points.
Manufactured 1ron-Activs market and
prices firm.
Stafford. ord marked bars(f q. .b.L Lpool)f8 2s Cd
common bars. go 0s 0d@ 8 Os Cd
blk. sheet singles 0s 0d@ 8 IS Cd
Welsh bars. f. o. b. Wales. los Od6 Os Cd
Steamer Freights-Glasgow to New York,
2s. I'd. Liverpool to New York. los. Cd
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DISSATISFACTION GROWING.
OIL Brokers Begin to Talk Against the New
PIau.

The oil market was distressingly dull yester-
day. Ii a vote had been taken on going back
to the old plan Of trading. it would have been
carried by large majority. Others held, how
ever, that the new system had not been In
operation long enough to afford a satisfactory
test Of .ts merits, and that # would come out
all right in the end.
There was quiet opening at Ole. The mar
ket soon weakened to 901sc, from which it re-
covered to the opening figure, where it hung
nearly all day. with very little doing. Near the
close there were few small sales at 9lssc, from
which there was decline to el1zc. at which the
market finished. Cash and July oil was a trifie
weaker, but dull and featureless. Wednesdays
clearings were 256, 900.
The Buckeye Pipe Line Company reports
operations In the Ohio oil relds for June as fol-
lows: Wells completed - Lima district, l6;
Findlay district, 6; North Baltimore district,
81; St Mary's district, !. Wells drilling June
S0-Lima district 8; Findlay district. 4; North
Baltimore district, Il: ST Mary's district, 1;
Gibsonburg district, 2 Rigs up June 3c-Lima
district. 10; Findlay district 2; North Baltimore
district, 81; St. Mary's district, l; Gibsonburg
district, l. Wells abandoned-Lima district 5;
North Baltimore district. 3.
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city; also one Of 5000 at per cent, for three
yearA on property in McKeesport; also one Of
5000 At per cent for three years, on property
In the Sixth ward, Allegheny City.
Samuel W: Black Co, No. 90 Fourth ave-
nue.. sold to Laura N. Blanchard. for II, $50, on
the easy payment plan without interest, six
room frame dwelling on Bennett street.
Homewood. Twenty-frst ward.
]. r. Cooper Co, 107 Fourth avenue, placed
mortgage on property situated on Sheffield
street, Allegheny, for $500 at per cent They
also sold two lots for $3.50 each to Thomas and
Michael Tuila, respectively.
James W. Drape & Co. sold block Of six
houses in the Second ward, Allegheny, for el6.-
800 cash, and placed q one-third interest in q
large property on Mt. Washington for $4,000; a
mortgage of 5000 on property in CHARTERS
township at per cent; also mortgage of So
600 on residence property IN Allegheny at per
cert, and three mortgages on suburban proper
ty at McKeesport of S.S00 at 8 per cent.
Baltensperger & Williams 154 Fourth ave-
nue., sold six-roomed frame house on Mt.
Washington for 81, 700 cash, and placed mort
gage of $500 for three years on Perrysville ave-
nue. property,
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DISTURBED MILLMEN.
The Employees Of the Carbon Iron Works
Expect Reduction.

The Employees Of the Carbon Iron Works
Expect Reduction.
A report is current among the workmen
of the Carbon Iron Works, located on
Thirty-second street, to the effect that re-
ductiou Of 10 per cent in wages of the shear
ers will be made on Monday. An employee
of the works stated to the reporter that it
has been common talk among the millmen
ever since last Wednesday. He fur
ther stated that it is the intention
of the proprietors to reduce the
wages of all of the employees il
there is no opposition made on the part of
the shearmen. the shearmen are at pres
ent getting7 cents ton, and the proposed
reduction will make it 81 cents. Another
party stated that strike would result if
reduction OF the wages of all the workmen
was made, but did not know what would be
the result ii only the shearers were re-
duced. The workmen Of the mill belong to
no labor organisation.
Mr.. Lash, the manager Of the mill, was
seen by the reporter, but he denied such a
move. He also stated that there was not
even any talk among the proprietors about
reduction in the near future. The mill
has been shut down since last Wednesday,
but will commence operation on full day
turn on Monday.
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CRYING FOR GAS.
Cincinnati Wants It Badly-Nothiug Else
VIII Save Her Bacon.

VIII Save Her Bacon.
The necessity of natural gas for Cincinnati
is thus shown by the Commercial Gazette Of
that city. which says: I'VE are in the age of
natural gas, and we are nearing the age of fuel
gas 1t will not do, therefore, for Cincinnati to
sit while cities and towns all around us are Sc
curing natural gas from Ohio and Indiana
fields. There are warnings enough in notices
posted on the wall of deserted manufacturing
establishments of removal to Ohio and Indiana
towns. The late Mr.. Hall inform ed the writer
Immediately preceding his death that he in
tended to remove his great factory to where
natural gas was available. He had counted the
cost, he said, and made up his mind that it
would pay. The only point with him was
whether he would 60 to Toledo, Findlay or
Piqua- Two or three stove foundries have al
ready left Cincinnati. We hear of no industry
coming to take their places and we are losing
our hold upon many others. Meantime, natural
Dsn sa s bssn d to
Lima to Chicago. where it is being utilized for
fuel.
We have begun to talk about natural gas,
and the fight against 1t has also begun. The
opposition informs us that it can't be done.
and that /. would not pay If it could. But it
has been done in other places, and it does pay.
apolis the same. OF course, it is in ali the
towns located in or near to the gas fields. 1t is
taken to Buffalo. N. Y. distance of 90 miles.
w bOiu, bHcTmOEt, buAt IL WOulu
or new streets tc lay pipes to distribute the
gas, even If we had it. 1t would cause some in
convenience. it is true, but no ruin, but this
would be better than to have grass grow in the
streets. There need be no trickery about this
business. The Board of Public Affairs can
easily guard against that. A contract may be
made, we are informed, to deliver 2aO00,O 900
feet per day at the corporation line. Then
there would be no trick about laying pipes
through the streets to deliver it to consumers.
The city, too, could regulate the price.
But the gas might give out. So it might, but
the fact Is there Is more gas produced now than
at any former time. as there is more oil, and
yet it has been predicted all along. since oil and
gas were discovered, that they would give out
Meantime, both have been discovered in new
fields, where all the geological theories were
against such discoveries There are,tyo classes
that talk this way. 'One is composed of those
whose interests are opposed to natural gas.
The other Is made up OF those who want to
monopolize the gas and sell 1t at exorbitant
prices But there is the gas and the oil, all the
same. and their use is revolutlonizing matters.
Cincinnati feels this already. and unless our
people wake up, it will be felt still more and
perhaps disastrously. We could get along with
out gas If competitors did not have It. We
would be forced to get along without it IL it
could not be had; but since 1t can be had, it
would be suicidal not to secure il, and that
without unnecessary delay"
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sugar-cufed hams. large. llxc; sugar-cured
hams. medium. nc;. sugar-cured hams, small,
l211c; sugar-cured breakfast bacon, 1uc; sugar
cured shoulders. TIC; sugar-cured boneless
shoulders, &c; sugar-cured California hams
SIC; sugar-cured dried beef fats. exc; sugar
cured dried beef sets. l0]zc; sugar-cured dried
beef rounds, 121zc; bacon shoulders, &c; bacon
salt shoulders. exc; dry salt clear sides. 7szc.
Mess pork. heavy, Sl4 90; mess pork, family,
sl4 so. Lard-Refined IN tierces. &c; half
barrels 7c: 60-D tubs 71sc: 2Qn pals, TIC; 80
7ssci lob tin pals. Tlc. Smoked sausage, long.
&c; large.l5c. Fresh pork links, &c. Boneless
ham, l0c: Pigs feet, half barrel, $S 50; quarter
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s2os3z<c: No. whits, so0slc; No. . mixed
RrE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio, 5l06c;
No. Western, 480zoc.
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Winter patentA
t6 6043 20: spring patents, IS 7566 90: winter
straight. y 1905 90; clear winter. ~ 50@4 75;
straight xxx bakers. u co04 a. Rye hour,
IS SOFAS IS
Middlings. fine white, SIS 0o0
Is 30 y ton; brown mIddlings, s1l 500l2 80;
winter wheat bran. sl2 25@l2 80; chop feed,
SIS 00@l6 90
HAY-Baled timothy, choice, sl4 90; No. /
do. S13 001l3 so: No. 2 do. s11 50@12 so; loose.
from wagon, Sl4 000l5 90; No. upland prairie
SO 500l1 90; No. z 81 5O0s 90; packing do, IS 50
as So
sTRAw-oats. 81 so; wheat and rye straw
81 OO07 500S 90
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Wool Markets.
ST. LoU1s-Receipts I'll, ,2l5 pounds. Market
quiet and steady.

quiet and steady.
BosToN-There is a very firm market for all
kinds OF wool The sales have been quite
large this week, amounting to 27O 500
POUNDS, of which 2,565, 500 were domestic. No
change has taken place in prices but the ten
dency Is upward The receipts have been
larger this week. In fine washed feeces there
has been more business doing. The sales of
Ohio heeces amount to 206.00 pounds, in
Guiding x at S4c, x and above at 35c, Xxx and
3sc. Michigan feeces were also active
with sales Of 3OS 900 pounds, x 1eeces selling at
SlQ3Sc. and No. at S7@3Sc. Washed combing
and delaine feeces were quiet but firm, with
small sales of No. combing at 40e, and Ohio
fne delaine at 36QS7c. In unwashed combing
wool there have been sales at 30@32c. Over
SOO,O ,OoO pounds of spring California woods have
been sold at l6@24c, but principally at 22023c
Spring Texas wool has been quiet but firm. In
Territory wool there have been fair sales at 20
@25c. A small lot of Georgia's sold at DC
Pulled woods are firm but no higher. Foreign
wool Is quiet but firm.
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Metal Markets.
NEw YoRK-Pig iron Quiet and steadr.

LoNDoN-Pig tin-Irregular market, but
trade active: straits. fSs 15s for spot; futures
three months). f85 LIS Cd. Copper-Market
steady and trade good: Chilli bars are now
quoted at f4l for spot, f40 los for future deliv-
cry; best selected English, f45 /Lead-Steady
at fl2 lis 60. Spelter-Marketco continues active
and strong; ordinary Silesian quoted at fl9
Tin plate-Barely steady market, business fair
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PICKED UP ALITTLE.
Stocks Stronger and More Active-A Spurt
In CitfZens' Traction.

In Citfzens' Traction.
There was better feeling among the stock
brokers yesterday, and the market was stronger
and more active than on any previous day of
the week. Prices are SO evenly poised, and so
low withal- that very moderate buying move
ment would send all the favori.es up. The
total sales were 355 shares.
The feature of the day was little boom in
Citizens Traction. 1t opened In the afternoon
at 69ss. and sold up to 70, closing firm st the
highest point. The other fractions were dull
and steady. Electric and Philadelphia Gas
were hrmer, the former selling at sly and the
latter at 3S La Noria was dull and firm.
Pittsburg. Allegheny and Manchester Railroad
could have been sold at 235 and Manufacturers
Gas at Is. Both were held several points
higher. Bids, offers and sales were:
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Mr.. FRICK'S DENIAL.
He Says He Has Not Employed the Ex.sec.
retary Of the Coke Syndicate.

He Says He Has Not Employed the Ex.Sec.
rctary ofthe Coke Syndicate.
John f. Atchison, General Manager of
the j.. W. Moore Coke Company, is not in
the employ OF the H. c. Frick Coke Com
pany, rs stated. When the report reached
this Office late Wednesday night that Mr..
Frick had engaged Mr.. Atchison and
wanted his assistance in working out big
coke scheme, reporter for this paper tele-
phoned to Mr.. Frick's residence asking
who answered the telephone could not be
heard, and Central was asked to repeat.
The answer received was, she is now in
my employ"
This answer, however, did not come from
Mr. Frick, as he was not at home at the
time. He was seen yesterday and positively
and emphatically denied the report.
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At the first call 10 shares of Natural Gas
West Virginia, sold at s.. In the Afternoon Id6
shares of Philadelphia Gas sold at 38, SO Elec-
trio at 6lH. 10 Central Traction at 31x, so Citi-
zens Traction at 6g5s, 81 at 691<, 10-at 6y% and
Gas sold at 38
The total sales stocks at New York yesterday
were T5. .3s4 shares including: Atchison, z3, Ind;
S6lo; Lake Shore. 1850 Missouri Pacific, IL.
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A BOOM In MORTGAGES.
Some Big Ones Placed on City and Country
Property.

]. M. Pennock q Son sold and settled a mort
gage on property in the Eighteenth ward, Of
81, 200 for three years; one Of 500, for three
years, on property In the Eleventh ward: one
of g, 500, for three years, on property in the
Twenty-third ward. and one for 81. 500, for three
years, on property in Upper St. Clair township,
all at per cent
Ewing & Byers. No. l07 Federal street. sold
for Rev. A. McAllister, to well-known real
estate dealer of Allegheny, three-story brick
house of eight rooms, ball, bath, etc, with lot
20xS0 feet, being No los Arch street, Second
ward, Allegheny, for q, go
GRABBING & Lyon. No. lS5 Fourth avenue,
placed . mortgage Of $4,000 at s per cent, for
three years, on property in the Third ward,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENTS.
CHARTERS Granted fer Irsn and Giass Mann.
factories.

factories.
A charter for the Republican Iron
Works Of the Twenty-iith ward was placed
on file yesterday at the Recorders office.
The company hs, been reorgsnized and the
capital stock increased to 5000, 200, divided
into 5000 shares at 500 per share. The d.
rectors are e. G. Converse, John H. Flagler,
Horace Crosby, Joseph r. jackson and w.
A. Dunshee.
A charter was filed yesterday in the Re-
corder's Office for tie Peerless Lead Glass
Works. The capital stock of the company
is S6U, 900, divided into ], 200 shares at $50
per share. The directors are William
Schuette, james +. Haye, Joseph Nc
Murtv, Michael Mullen and Fred Hart
man.
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NEW YORK. July 5.-Amador. 100; Best 4
Belcher. 800; Caledonia B. H, go; Consolidated
California and Virginia. 200; Deadwood, l35;
Eureka Consolidated, l50 Homestake 800; Iron
Silver, l15 Mutual. l40; North Belle Isle. 100;
Plymouth, 700; Small Hopes, l40
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Government and State bonds are firm and
quiet
PHmADELPHIA-Clearin sl6,S5S,67s; bal
apces, 81 S06, ,206.
BAIr1MoRE-Clearings, ss,s2l, ,OO6; balances,
$59S, ,946
NEW YoRK-Clearings. SIS, ,Ss4. $685. balances.
$s,0O0Ol5.
BosroN-Clearings. 81. .Sol, ,oSs; balances, g.
74S,092 Money, 4 per cent
CHICAGO Money unchanged Bank clear
ings, SIS, ,34l, 900.
ST: LOUIS Clearings, sS.sls.Sas; balances,
$5S4.2 .260
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PhiladeIuhia stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, FUR
nished by Whitney q Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue Members New York Stock Ex-
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Oreaaed Meat,

Armour q Co. furnish the following prices on
dressed meats: Beef carcasses, $50 to $50 lbs,
5Hc $50 to $50 he, &c; $50 to $50 ns 61zc Sheep,
Sc Y n: Lambs, Sc n. Hogs, exc. Fresh
pork loins &C.
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NEW YORK. July 6-There was no change
In the price of drygoods, except a few sales Of
prints were made at 4c, which seems likely to
be the price very soon.
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NEW ADvERTIsEsIENrs
8 8Es

Tam satisfied that cancer hereditary IN my
family. My father died of it. sister OF my
mother died of il and my own sister died OF il
My feelings may be imagined, then, when the
horrible disease made its appearance on my
side. 1t was malignant Cancer. eating ln-
wartily In such a way that il could not be cut
out. Numerous remedies were used for II, but
the Cancer grew steadily worse. until itseemed
that was doomed to follow the others OF tne
family. I took Swift's SPECIFIC, which. from
the first day. forced cut the poison and con-
tinu.d its use until had taken several bottles,
when found myself we'll know that = 3 3
cured me. MRS. 3. N. IDOL
WINSTON, N. c.. Nov. 28, 'ss.
Send for Book on Cancer and Blood Diseases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8. Atlanta,
fe1-7-TTs
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Condition Of the Market at the East Liberty
Stock Yards.
FICE PITTsBURG DISPATCH. .
FRIDAY, July s. 1889.

OFFICE PITTsBURG DISPATCH.
FRIDAY, July s. 1889.
CATTLE-Receipts. $40 head; shipments, 760
head; market-nothing doing; all through con-
signments; no cattle shipped to New York to-
day.
Hoes-Receipts. 900 mead: shipments, $500
head; market firm; Workers, 81 65@4 so; heayies,
"a 4OQ4 so; roughs, So 00Q3 rs; cars of hogs
shipped to New York to-day
SHEEP-Receipts. LOCO head; shIpments 400
head; market active at unchanged prices
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whislSy Marker.
Mining Stocks.

There is steady demand for finished goods
ct 81 OF -
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A SUMMER IDYLL, %G%rtos 6n' /. s3,nSafg. anS%p,
novelette,, In Loves Hdnds," will be published
complete in to-morrovs DISPATCH. Eperyone
sIs0slId read e.
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Features of the Market.

Corrected daily by John M. Oakley & Co., IS
Sixth street, members of the Pittsburg Petro-
leum EXCHANGE.
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ENGLISH SERVANTS. saa !. .ss ! |. q. !. !

lordIy Kitchens ctcve riy depicted bv Blokelv
Hall IN to-m0TTocs DISPATCH.
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ASUFFERER ;ss% 9sass. s'.s.: ss:..ss e
weakness, lost viRor, etc., wasrestored 70 health
fsiled that he will send the mode Of cure FREE %
all fellow sufferers. Address L. g.. MITCHELx.
East Hsddams Conn., nysl-z,-Dsawk
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AFFAIRS AT rae BANKS.

go; Northwestern, l6,4o0; Reading, 50o96; st.
Paul, A610; Union Pacific, zs4h
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-06

THE SAVIOR'S CRADLE and g : ! .ss.:: . 3
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noryoscs DISPATCH by Rev. j. Il Young.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-06
Clo,lur Bond Ouotatious.

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