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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15

ga 4lltdglid ieben mir Oiele
y eri omen nit bartem tur5em 6uiten ber=
um9ebeu, Der mad uno nah Ibre guugenfii=
gel per3ebrt uu0, penu Inn uitt gsfeuert
rpir6, in Shmiuoiuft iibergebt. 3a5 bette
@ttttel sur 6erbeiiHbrun9 Der !oeiluug iit Der
@ebraud pOn 6anCe'5 Suiammeugeiettem
InOorus S1rup (o oGompOunO Sprup Of Sore
bouno0, Dem alten, aber moblbemGbrteu
Seilmittel. Gr beieiti9t aud b6ieu .oal5,
6eiierfeit, ,2uitr6breuat- Gnt3uuouug, &eut-
bufteu un0 ale Onitigen 6al5= uno 2ungeus
4feftionen. Yrei5 % uno 30 Gents bic
6laite. gei Setb e. 6ance & 60,
gtr. $40, Sf=8 8GltlnoreitraBe. 15)
BGTQ a s gteuefe. Die letteu ge-
rihte Iber 6ance'5 juiammeugeieBten Qu=
bOru=Sprup (yGompounO Sgrup Of Sore
bouno") geben linn ais einem itfereu unO
ptrfiamen Uiittel ;ur Joeiluu0 aQer gunoenz
2lHeftioueu, rpie 6uiteug, Grfdlmnq, guftz
r0brenaitz nr;iiuOung, boieH 6alies Il. I. T.,
oa5 60dfte Sob. 0ol' Dir cine T(aife fir
% Gents, mo On mirit bamit 5ufrie0eu ieiu.
groBe 6laide so Gents. gu bnben bel
Setb 9. 6aHce & Comp, SIR. 80,
SfzSaltimoreitruBe G2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15

Sn ieiner porgefrigen Inrebe OIL Die
u@roBe Qrmee Der &epub I" in
9 Of on duberte ft9 Sen. Nlger iber Die
&enlionsfrage, iuie fol9t: uu9ie 8eniionS=
frage mar mGbreno oe6 Sabre8 in allen
u@ranO= 4rmpz" z"&reiien Die leiteube. Dem
Benitons @onite tpurbe e5 i6ou in ben erz
ten Sagen na9 8eginu oeS jetigen GOnz
greiies offenbar, baB Die 9ienit Yeniion6=
Stll ntd)t palitrt perben ipiirbe, Oa itd) Oiele
DtltgieOer betber 3meige beS @ongreileS
oabtn auSipra6en, fiir feiue DfaBregel itinl=
men 81 modem, burG meld)e etlt 9efi3it be-
iiiglib Der Ginnabmen uuo 2luS9aben Der
SunOesregerung entteben miirOe. Stele
mO3en 0a0urd enttGudt ipor0en letn, aber
baS betrefenbe @omite mar in Der Safe
mad)tlo5. Gini6liebltd) Ses neuen Geietes
meroen Die auSgaben fir YeuitonS5mede
$3.50, 900 jGbrlid iiberid)reiten. G8 iinO
beretts iiber 100000 Npplifationen fir 8en=
Iionen nit SeSug auf paS neuerlaiiene
@eleb eingelauien, unb bteielben nlebren
Itd sur STATE bon 10000 tdgltd). GroB,
ME Die III uerausgabenOe Summe aud lein
mag, tOumt iie bod auSi6liebli6 8iirgern
beS 2anoes III @ute. gScnn SieIe8 autb
feline @)riinbe sur NusSablung BON YeniiO=
nen itnO, 10 ilnO iie bod ein Sroit fir Die
jenigen, lueld)e Die Siiroe III trageu haben.
SaBt ms gered)t gegen nnere 9eletgeber
leln lelblt menn tie uu5 nid)t IlleS sQeben,
morum mir na6Iut)en. .""-Sm l1genteineu
iprat man iid) babin aus, baB Die Station
Den Seteranen beS SriegeS nod be5 9Seite=
rem 9ered)t iuerben miiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15

Cur 6tiluu3 aler SraHtbsten oe5 gGgeHs, Der ees
6eJ oes uHteretbe5, Der YiereH Der BtGie Der gsYs
uen, @t, opjuHg, carteibigitit, uH0eroaulibfeit,
ggsvsr,s. Sduenei6eH, 5eber, Observation-Disclosures
ramor,..-r 7 uHo auer Observation-Disclosures ber gta1
asUeioe. JielG 0egetGtlid, meoeT Guediilber UiHez
T1lIeE, nod iHGolbe GJ0gueR tRtbaltenh
GiEeDo I o N IT eue q eyoGuuHg miTo ouriJ
neIceu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
germiSd,tc tclcaroD6ifd,e 9c1eS6,eu.

- &on g8iunipeg fOmmt Die giahriflt,
6aB Die geute Der oReb 6ii6 Company"
ourh SnOianer inter ben J6Guptliugen Famz
maiOn uHO Stat DtOutb aus Der Buffalo
Ban ON Cafe Of the NoOO6 uertriebeu NOR
ben iiuo. Die Snoiauer 6roben nit Ser
ni6tung uQe8 gigeutbum8 Der Geieaidait,
ipenn Oieie ibr @ebietnidt itleuHigit rdumt.
- 2(u5ge0ebnte g8alObrdnOe wdtben in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
Sim Observation-Disclosures

muree iiber Die bon gefteru ber dmebeu6e
6rage Setreff8 Sprin9er'S (Sq8.) 9lppela=
tton gegen etne gnti6eioung be8 Spre4erS
ab9eitinlnt, unO ba8 8eiultat fiel nit ia
9egen 81 Stimmen gu GjunIten bes Spres
4erS aus. 2ebterer SdbIte auf ieine ge<
mobnte gSetie Elm Quorum Sulammen.
Struble (Sa.) eriu6te I'M eiuitimuige
@enebmi9ung sur grpagung oe5 Ylenar=
9eldluiies, mel4er ben JtotbleioenOen in
StIaboma 6ulfe bewiui9t; Dtc9lammg
(f.zS.) erbob Giumano.
6elben (gt.=Y.) eriu4te nm einitimmi9e
9enebmt9ung 5nr Gr0rterunQ Der Sill, mel
DE ben bet'm Gage bejablteu 2lngeitelten
I'M 3oaamte eiueu jGbrliden llrlanb belpil-
li9t; Gbeable (Sub.) erbob GinwanO.
9aS 9aus ieste Die grmdgung Der Sia
tort, peldle 6en Ofc8aDiden grben Ser
giitlng fir an MonitorS perri6tete Arbei=
ten bewillt9t. gta6 lGngerem 0inz uno
6erreOen beantragte Springer (Sus.), Die
Sla Dem @omite fir &riegSanipriid)e III
iiberlpeien. Sci Der @bitimmuu9 mar fetu
Guorum 6u9e9en, uuO Oas SauS perta9te
fid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
@eaen Oas britfiee serrenhnus.

y artS, IA. Iu9ult. - Cine g9bemifaz
lten=llnion," Oeren 3wed BARN beitebt, BEN
6anOel in Gbeutifalien III monopoliiireu,
lit bier Su Stanoe gebra9t moroeu. Die
pllHion," pelte iber Elm 6apital pOn S4O,z
100000 perfiigt, nil aqjabrli9 10000
3onnen 8leit 8uloer, 10000 5onneu
Botaide uno 100000 Sounen anoerer III
FnIiS nrnhrr,ire11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
ODspepCie.

aopime5, peroorbeHer Dlagen uno giltoft3t oermies
ben, oI DE 4aRuH9, bie 3br 5u gut 9iHommcH bd5t,
iGre HlhreaotH @iggHhGitea AN &urettey5altuaQ oe5
HdtIrltheH 3uI2Hoc5 oe5 Sorpgrs lteieJt.
prets % oeHts bic SelGdltel. 81 bGbeH bes
alien Ap0tbeterH
DIR: RADWAY & Co, g!y 80, &4artHzS S1ass,
9!spsAQIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
81. GnnereB. - Grfte Sisuag.
Sled nnS fein Guoe. .-9lumb's gprIdllas
sur Ginfdbruns elmer Nramte auf cinbeis
riid)eS gSeiBtIed,. - Sein Guorun i'm


t'ttId)es gSetBtIedl. - S9ein Guorum i'm
Satie.
s8aibington, 3. G., IA. auguit.-
Sm Senat beridtete 8lumb (&8.), bonn
Sermtat9ungS= @onite, BEN YlenarbeidlnB
Surlld, lant meldem Der 8eit Der i'm leBten
Aprtl flIr Die lleberlfmennteu i'm Ottlltlp=
pltbal perptlltgteu Sumnen ant Inter
lfufun9 Der gtotbleioenOen in Stlaboma
OerlpenDet mer0en Iol; angenomllen.
Ole &artfbia gelangte Oann pteoer Sur
Serbanolung, uno Die 0ebatte iiber oa8 am
lebten Otontaqe attqeboteue Amenoen1ent
5ur SerabIebung oeS 9SeiBbled)5oQS BON
22!l0 @entS auf l Sent pro YfunO muroe
fortgeiebt.
sWtitfeQ (Sr.) bielt cine 9febe III @unIten
oe8 6o6idutsOQsS Spfem8 i'm GQgemeinen.
Blumb tSs.) fiinbiote ein ENHANCEMENT an,
neld)eS Die Seroronung sur @rb0bun9 be8
gSetBbled)3olls ans benz 8aragrapben 157
itreidt unb cine meme SerOrbnun9 etnl6al=
tet, liant peld)er Die Sunbesregierung ben
einbetntlden 9SeiBbled Yrobu;enten cine
Yrdmte bon etnem Sent per YfltnD Sablen
loQ.
gtad einer ipeiteren langen Debate maro
Selt'S gmenbement nit 80 gegen 25 Stim=
men permorfen. 0apt5 un0 Blumb maren
DIE elHStgen Hepnbltfaner, uelfe oafur
itimniten. SngaaS itimmte gar nitt, uno
Eaoood ftimmte Oagegen.
Plumb bot oarauf ben erfen She'll Oes
oben BON ibm angetiinOigten 9lmenOement8
(Stretfen Der Slauiel, lpelfe Dem Sle9
einen 3ou bon , 2l1O @ents pro YfunO auf=
erle9t, an, uno reieruirte Den uuf cine Yrdz
mle be6igliden Sbeil.) 6iggiu8 (0el.)
CAB elm S9ut5ou= =alrgument sum Seiten,
moranf Blumb iein Enhancement SuriifSog,
uno Elm anOere8 anbot, meld)eS ben Sled=
sod anl Gent pro Yfunb feitiett unO ben
amerifaniideu 8leGfabrifanten cine Yrd=
mte BON Sent pro YfunO bepilligt. Sbue
iiber Die i9mebenbe 6rage 81 enti6eiOen,
oerta9te lid Der Senat turi na4 6 llbr bis
n1nraeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
"a ar6ttd
In i5rrn bcri6iebeneu 5ormeu,
bihiaes uno faLtes fteber.
]30OmoO'S piCfen.
2aa srOBe sebers anO g7aseu.eetInttteG.
9abma9's 9iaeu.

@o1f5Hois 9eidmotlo8, d6eyiudert, purstrsa,
lircH, raialgea uHo traitigea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
,sein Gjeuidt in GjOlO tpert6. d"

Den a. Suuuur 1855. 4uquf, @a.
3r. GaOpaD: SD 6a6e ale bic Ueriti,scutn
Wiittel Die i'm U(urttc fnb, o6nc Grfog oeriutt, us
ib meiH 3uitaRo enolid UeritIimmcrte uno ein
Greuno mir rietb, SIR JieaoD Rcigi Bu aebyoufeH.
SD iOIgte ieinem Rathe uno qebrluftc baiiel5e an
merem 5YlfgecHt uuo an mcIHem NHic uHo WGr ~
MeiHer SeTuuHoerun1 dm uGdlitCu UoTgeH uicoer i'm
StaHoe, mciueH BilidteH HHd8u9ebeH SD batte iebC
aRge an JilEmat5mu5 9eittcH. ,i.b Ueroe rit 0hHe
yieiHs Uhtter iDuroe 6urb R u. IT, in ,Usi StuHbeu
pom GbMmOtt5mUs in ben StultcrH 1gtbcigt.
gG c. Cooper DoH oer 6iWa Cooper d Goans.
Gin baIter bis 81, einem E6sel0ffel poll in eirsa,
6aIteH CiCe ISGiier IiHoert in UgHigeH NitHuteH
Strdmpic, gfaBcniaurc, licbflfcit, Grbreheu,
zoobrcnnem, yerpoittat, SdllaHoiiaSeit, &opiz
idlmericiI, .Starrboe, &Olit, 9labungeu uno
alle iuHcrltdlcn S6mer3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15

s. g e brling's Sradt erf pb ie
q OF NJ erifanii6e Sogelmel t."
mel6eS III etnSelnen 2ieierun9en BEL Is.
Srumoer in Dttlmaufee erl6eint, gebt iett
RAID ieiner SoaeuOung entgegen; Die 8.
2teferun9 iit ioeben eri6ienen. 9ieielbe hat
bret portrefiltd)e Slluitration8= Seilageu, uno
Der Cert 6eu9t Don berielben Sorgfalt uno
ltebeppllen Singabe oeS &erfaferS an ieiue
IuIgabe, ME Die erlten 6efte, melfe Srn.
gtebrlin9 inter ben Naturfori 6ern
Speter SSeIten eiueu Namen genla6t
babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
Ser 9entiGle GorreiponNeltt,

81. Statue, Giscntbiimer amo Gfeoaftenr,
gde Saltimoreitrnse unb Yoit 4penue.
yreis oes taeIid,en 9Iattes, ourd 9rdser in Der
Gtaot II. 98aIbineton uno In Der Nabardaft beIoro
121k Gts.; tasIid,e unb 5onntaessetuSeabe 15
Gents pro 2Bohe, sabl6ar lp6dentIid bic oas Sat
beioraenben Srdeer.-SdaIidl burth Die Bot, Boros
trei, $3.50, faslid,e Il. Sonntas $3.50
bro Sabr, fir frsere 3ettim SerbdltniS; FIR Die mo-
dentlidbe guS9abe NIT SonntasSbIott, 8ortoFre,
init aesIs tir Clubs $50 pro S95r, mad trgsnO et=
tags >snS aabe, 81 pro Sabr.-Sas bette unb btIs
H9fte Seutidte Slatt in Den Utitelzu. StOifaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15

Son BEN cit bret5 E bn Sa abren
in DEN Ser. Staaten entitanbenen Ir6eiter=
bldttern, - 10 9enanut, neil in benielben 10
lpenig, ais m0glid], 9earbeitct murOe, in
Dem Die Oiader glaubten, Die Glrbeiter=
Scu6lferung iei ibnen ein 2eben i9ulNi9 =
iinb b0ditens 5mei ober brei emporgebliibt,
uno bieie peroienten einfad, pie j. g. ba5
uYbil, 6ageblatt," ibren grfolg; bic Mcbr=
Sobl iinb perpelft unO perborrt. Die lebte
lournaliitii6e So5ialiftenleide murbe bieIer
Gage in Nerparf, N.<S., einaeiargt ,unO
Sobn @toit wibmet berielben in Ser yGSrei,
belt" fol9enben grinlntigeu gfadruf, Der
i6on neBr SuBtritt mar: u9ieielbe bat
gtit)t8 gelebrt, mObl aber geleert.
4ebnlid perbdlt eS iif nit ben nj iiten
q better g SlGttern in @merifa.
DEN einStgen gtue en-, BEN iie itiften, qe=
nj ieBen Die babel Sei6dftigten.S- 8
llnb 9as ia9t fein@eriugerer, ais Ser yf5rei=
belts =" IpOiel Sobaun @toft. llno Ser
ioat'S bod piiien!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15

g8ieu, IA. 4uguit. - 3o5 DTrem0en=
blatt" eraftet Die ytteOerfage 8arjilai'8 bel
Der tiirSli6en IbgeorOnetenwabl in 9}om
als einen grOBen grfolg fir Die 0legierung
uno erflart, oaS 0feiultat beneie, 6aB bic
Wiaioritat oeS SOlte5 Der 9rreOentiiten
oppontre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
Niirft aerotnano,s RadFehr nadl @nlaariem.

9 10, II. Iugnit.-DeputatiOnen aus
alien 8beilen OeS 2auOeS matlten bcute Dem
6iiriten 6erOtnan0 lire IufmartuHg uno
gratulirten ibm 5u Dem SaBrestage ietner
Shr0nbeiteiNuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15

Sn Gbicago iinb bie Seinbe
be8 beutid d) c II Il llnterri d. te s bel Ben
Dortigen 8 Se 6 6en gliidlid)er gc>peien, ais
Die gtatiUiiten bel ben S0bmen Glepelano s,
pelde befauntitd) Die 3umutbung, Die bents
ld)e Sprade in ben 0fientli6en Sd)uIeu III
befampfen, ertid)ieoen abiebnten. Sruoer
S0bmii6es in Chicago inter 6iibrung Der
Surner bat cine Betition BET benz Sta0tratb
eingereitt, in tpelder er ocrlangt, oaB aud
Der bobnlid)e llnterrifJt eingefHbrt, ober
aber Der beuti d c LIN terri DIT ab9ez
ihaiit perbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
Die biui9ltc un6 6cfc 2tr;nei fir 5amis
IienzGebrau9 in ser QSclt.

Sn 3eit BON elmer bis 3war;il Dliruten rab elmer
eiumaiscn 9riEolidleH 2lHUGroua9 pcrfe5It IS nice
mails, Sdmer5eu N lIuocrH Gi1erlei, pie bcitia uus
marterno Die Sdmeritn Der ourh 3f6eumatismu8,
gettldgcrgfeit, GHtrdituHl, &ertrippclura yerp0fs
tat, gieuralse ooer ourl iJuaa &runthelt Srjlaffa
iofortige GrIeidtcuH9. S5 lHoert iOIort uEo bstl&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-15
2ttb,Hsestg8 23c10tuerOepe.

9aonap's 9ieabo 9clie bictet cine 4,r fir icOe 2t
BON Sdmeutn, &erreHtuH9eH, GUctituHgcH,
ShmcrSen in Dem JiitcH, Der 9ulit uHb
ben SlieoerH. IS Unr oa5 erie
uHo 1T 0dS eiHii9e
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-17
SOMETHING GOING ON.
Business to Show There Is a Demand for
Real Esfnfe.

Business to Show There ls a Demand for
Real Estate.
Allies & Bailey, I64 Fourth avenue, sold for
John Wilcox, a double frame dwelling. lot 100
feet, on Atwood street, by 1y feet on Charters
street. by 20 feet on Annie street, by SO feet on
Fox avenue, IN CHARTERS township adjoining
city line, for 81, 25U Frank Kruse was the pur-
chaser.
Thomas McCaffrey, 35O9 Butler street, sold
for Alex. Mckinley, Esq. to Gertrude Wyman,
lot 2Ox12O, on Pearl street, near Penn avenue,
for $1,000; for Jas. E. Rogers, of the County
Treasurer's office. to VIM. Menn. lot 2Ox1OO
street, for $3.50; for Daniel Mcdonald to Thos
Dean, a new frame dwelling and lot 25x90, on
Ridge street. near Thirty third street, for So 00O
for Emily G. Wilson to Caroline schipp, lot l6
x160, with brick and frame dwelling. on Penn
avenue, near Sixteenth street, for S4.2o0 He
also placed mortgage for 81, 400 at = per cent
for five years on Nineteenth ward property.
:, L. O. Frazier, corner Forty-fitth and Butler
streets, sold a new frame dwelling of five
rooms, ETC.. with lot 205Ox97 25 feet situated on
the east side OF Mathilda street. between Penn
avenue and Dearborn street, Nineteenth ward,
to Ernest ]. Dietrich for 81 700.
Samuel W. Black Co., 80 Fourth avenue,
sold for the Blair estate, Glenwood, Twenty
third ward, lot No. 172 Gust street, size 24xl2O.
tor $500.
Black & Baird. 95 Fourth avenue. sold to
Annie Mozersky the two-story brick building,
known as No. 34 Beaver avenue, Allegheny,
with lot 20xl20 feet. for SIS 200. The seller was
A. G. Cubbage. They also placed a mortgage
for 81, 600 for one year at per cent on Oakland
property, near Boquet street.
Hamnett & MeredIt l02 Fourth avenue and
Williamsburg, closed sale of ten-acre tract
of land, one mile east of Williamsburg, for
w. A. Heron & Sons. sold lot No. oS6 in the
Aspinwall Land Company's plan, at Aspinwall
station, West Penn Railroad, 25xl00 feet, Tor
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Eggs Grow Firmer and Potatoes Are
Certain to Advance.
SUGARS MOVE TO A HIGHER LEVEL
The Cereal Boom Has Spent Its Force and
Markets Quiet.
THE MOVEMENT OF LUMBER ACTIVE
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH,
WEDNESDAY, April l6, 1890.

WEDNESDAY. April IL, lS9O.
Country Produce-Jobbing Prices.
The situation is much the same as at our last
report. Eggs are firmer but unchanged. Po-
tatoes of good quality are very strong and
rise is about certain at an early day. 1t will
not surprise dealers to see good potatoes up to
81 per bushel within week. Already they
have reached this figure in Eastern markets.
The supply here is light. Creamery butter con-
t1nues easy, and prices will probably be forced
downward within day two Country rolls
are in supply above demand, and markets are
in buyers favor. Low grade stock is hard to
sell at any price, consumers giving the prefer
ence to butterine. Pineapples are showing up
in fine shape the past week, and are selling
freely at s. to "a per dozen.
OVERWHELMINGLY, Elgin. 23c straight; Ohio
do. 20@2lc: country rolls, l5@l6c.
BEANs-Navy ha and-picked beans, 81 75@1 80
BEEswAX-25Q2Sc q II Tor choice; low grade,
1S@2Oc.
CIDER-sand refined, 81 so; common. So OO@
90; crab cider. 81 50aS 90 "a barrel; cider vim
egar. 1O@12c y gallon.
CHEEsE-Ohio, 11@l11dc: New York, 12@
12hc; Limberger. 1411@l5c: domestic Sweitzer,
l619@l7c; imported Sweitzer. 2813c.
EGGs-12@1214c q dozen for strictly fresh.
FRUITs-Apples, fancy, "a 00@4 so % barrel;
Strawberries 35@40c box.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese. 50@60c; No, /.
do, 4OQ45c; mixed loss. 30@35c % Ii. y
MAPLE SYRUP-New, 95c@S1 a can. Maple
HoNEY-l0c ~ b.
PoULTRY-Live chickens. S5@g0c a pair;
dressed, l4@l5c pound; ducks, 75c0S1 y pair;
dressed turkeys, 1S@20c p b.
SEEDs-Clover choice. 81 lbs to bushel. 81 90
v bushel; clover, large English, 81 Ms, "a $50
60; clover, Alsike, S. 90; clover, white, SO 90;
timothy. choice, 45 th>. 81 COOL 10: blue grass,
extra clean. IA b.. ST. 25@l 30; blue grass fancy,
Il bs 81 30; orchard grass IA lbs. 81 40; red top,
IA lbs. 81 90; millet, so fs. 81 co. Hungarian
grass. 50 ms. 81 90; lawn grass. mixture of fine
grasses, 81 so ~ bushel of IA fbs.
TALLow-Country, SIC; city rendered. 434c.
TROPICAL FRUITs-Lemons, common, So 90
@3 so: fancy, 81 OO@4 so; Florida oranges, 81 90
"a %; Valencia, 81 O0@4 so for 420 case, Jamaica
81 90 barrel; bananas, 81 50@Q2 90 firsts, 81 25
good seconds. q bunch; cocoanuts. s4 0O@
50 hundred; dates, 674@7c q lb; layer figs.
l213@1511c; pineapples, S3@4 dozen.
VEGETABLEs-Pot from store, 75@Soc:
on track, 6O@7Oc; new Southern cabbage, 81 so
one barrel crate; celery, 75c4l S3 dozen: Jersey
sweet potatoes, 81 1905 25 a barrel; Ber-
muda onions, 81 00@2 Is per bushel crate;
green onions, 20@25c dozen; parsnips, So 90
y barrel; onion sets. 81 5O@3 so q bushel
kale, 81 25Ql so q barrel; asparagus, 50@6Oc T
bunch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-17
THE STOCK MARKET.
Lively Trading In Lncknwanna IL the Only
Feature of a Very Dull Dny-A mod
ernte Buying Movement at
OH

NEW YORK April 16-The stock market was
again very dull to-day. especially for the gen.
eral list and the unlisted department but a
few special stocks still retained some specu-
lative interest, and the dealings and fuctua-
tions in those shares saved the market from
complete stagnatlon. There was moderate
buy ng of all the leading stocks on slight con.
cession: but the demand no more than equaled
the offerings, and prices failed move in
either direction. Rock Island and Missouri
Pacific ere both rather heavy
One of the principal causes of the relapse of
Wall street into stagnation is found in the fact
that there is railroad disturbance to inter-
fere with any financial neasure cf relief at
Washington. the great feature of the trading
to-day, however. was the special activity in
Lackawanna and its unusual strength 1t was
the only stock on the list which attracted any
attributed to different causes There was no
news either in regard to the property itself or
the coal trade in general. The other coalers,
including Reading, were extra dull and stag
nant with the rest of the list.
The only other stocks showing any move
ment of Importance were Colorado Coal and
Tennessee Coal, the former continuing its late
advance and the latter sagging away again.
Neither movement was for any apparent cause.
Among the inactive stocks, the Denver and
Rio Grande shares were strong and Oregon
Navigation moved sharply on small dealings.
The early dealings were affected by the desire
to realize which developed yesterday afternoon
and first prices were fractionally lower, but
with considerable pressure upon the Grangers,
prices failed to yield to any material extent,
and full recovery was had before the close of
business. The strength in Lackawanna and
the specialtles was support to the general
list, and the close was quiet and steady to fra
at Insignificant changes for the day.
The unlisted department was almost neglect
ed until the last hour, when sugar moved up
fractioually on moderate sales
The railroad bond market was more active
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-17
Grnin. Flour and Feed.

There were no sales on call at the Grain Ex-
change to-day. 1t is evident that the boom as
reached its climax. Receipts of hay and mill
feed have increased the past few days, fact
due to the strong prices prevailing of late and
the improved weather. Corn is still firm and
oats are steady, but futures are not SO strong as
they were at the beginning of the week. Flour
is very firm at the recent advance and jobbers
look for another rise before the week is out
Northwestern millers are strong in their views
of values, and at present prices jobbers are left
very small margins of profit. Receipts as bull
letined, 20 carloads. By Pittsburg, Ft Wayne
and Chicago. / car SKIS. of bran of oats of
malt, / of chop. of flour, 3 OF hay. BY Pitts
burg Cincinnati and St. Louis, ears of corn,
of middings. l of hay. BY Baltimore and
Ohio car of midtllings, of -four, of malt
of hay BY Pittsburg and Lake Erie, car of
hay. By Pittsburg and Western, 4 cars of hay.
Prices below are for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-New No. 2 red. 9099lc: Nc. J. 500
SSc.
CORN - No. 2 yellow, ear. 451<@46c; high
mixed. ear. 44@45c; No. yellow, shelled 421S@
43c; No. 3 yellow. shelled, 4o@4lc; high mixed
shelled corn. 42@4211c; mixed sheiled. 4l@42c
OATs-No. 2 white, 3o@321%c; extra, No. g.
3l15@32c: mixed. 29@Y0c.
kYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio 5i05Sc;
No. Western, 55@56e
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy winter and
spring patents. IS 00@5 so; winter straight
81 75@5 00: clear winter, 81 1894 so; straight
xxx bakers, s4 COCA rs. Rye -four, So 50@
M11lFEED-Middlings nns white, SIG Oo0
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-17
BUSINESS NOTES.

BUYERS and sellers of real estate did consid.
cradle dckering yesterday, but nothing imnor.
tant came to the surface.
The drift of talk in Wall street Yesterday uos 6
bullish. but it was not reflected in the stool,
market, which opened tame.
QUITE village has sprung up where the COL
ored camp meeting was held last summer, near
Williamsburg. The ground was then vacant.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO reports net increase
of earnings for the past six months of 81. .Os4 156
Earnings for March SS4, l52 more than in March
last year.
MONEY is working toward greater ease. A
$4,000 mortgage was placed on Market street
business property yesterday, by Fred Rinehart
at AZ per cent, free of tax.
TALK on Change yesterday indicated strong
probability of a war between the Duquesne and
Pittsburg Traction Companies as soon as the
lines of the former are completed.
THIRTY-sEvEN mortgages were recorded on
Tuesday, the largest of which was for $50. 500
On the same day 33 deeds were filed. the con.
sideration ranging from 81 to 5000.
Mr.. GOULD said at Dallas. Tex, yesterday,
that there was nothing new in the passenger
rate matter and he knew of no movement look
ing to a settlement of the differences.
WoRKA1EN commenced tearing down Nos.
l0l, lO3 and los Fourth avenue yesterday to
make room for the eight-srory Nandergrift
building work on which will begin as soon as
possible.
AT meeting of members of the Exchange
yesterday the resolution of the Conference Com
mlttee In New York, embodying recommended
tons Tor improving business. was, after full ex-
PLANTATION, adopted with only one dissenting
voice Ihe resolution was printed in THE
DISPATCH few days ago.