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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
Take Care of the Babies.

Remember the child that We coddle fondly
Through measles and fevers and COLES and Groups,
Ia prophetic OF what man will be in The future,
Ii studied alone, as viewed In the group.
,Tis said that the babe bears the sins OF the father
And lis OF the fcsh, when the blood Is impure.
Take warning IN time and your children's disorders
Remove By the use Of the ''Csctus Blood Cufev
Will make tho race strong 10 enjoy or endure.
The world has discovered but one purifier
In herbs OF the tropics, the Cactus Blood Cure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25

not sufficient to make her message clear. She is q
bright attractive looking young woman rather tall ana
slender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram continuous line shows the os'e s.ses
ducrntions YESTERDAY observed AZ the uurcd
Signal Service station 40 this city The dashs
temperature noted at Pcrrys lharmacy sun bu"u'"S
Tribune ONCE, Aug. 25, a. m.-,eneray isr "e"
prevailed In this city yesterday, with low humidiN'
tanpersure ranged between So and 65 degrees The ess
(0C) being 49,. lower than the corresponding oaS '
year aud lss lower than on Saturday. - - d.
In aud this city to-day there Will pronSov ~
nnrmnr. nj or partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25

Everybody
End they urntur- at Elnts West
St.. 6thaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
Fast Trains to Washington.

complete schedule OF fast trains o BaltimoFe s1
Washington operated by the Jersey Central he,ads ;
aud and o. All trains equipped with Puilnsu -
ard sleeping PunctuL service. stations Tow
Liberty 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21

business training impaired by this college
prosperity to the
Young men and women Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
Imported Mineral Waters.

In this department, as well as
others, our stock comprises the best
and most popular brands. We buy in
carload lots, and know we have the
genuine goods. In our retail depart
ment we use only Imported Club
Soda, Imported Ginger Ale, and the
same class Of goods is offered to our
wholesale and family trade.
The high reputation Of the house
of I. Marks which it has enjoyed for
so many years will be kept up in the
future as in the past. Your patronage
is solicited.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
Meerschaum Goods, Smokers Articles.

We have some elegant Smokers
Sets, in handsome cases, especially
selected for the Holiday trade and
are the most complete of the kind
ever offered in Helena. AS we are
doing business on a cash basis, we
can and do sell these and all our goods
at prices that recommend them to the
careful and judicious buyer. We also
carry afull line of genuine briar goods,
the finest ever brought to the Helena
market. A large line of Smokers in
unique and handsome designs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21

The Helena Busne,s College has we'll
earned reputation as the best of its kind west
Of Chicago.-R ing Sun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21

1t will pay any young man or woman who
is ambitious, to take a cCurs3 at Tr3f Engel-
horns Helena Business College. Inter Lake.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
Goods for Family Trade.

We keep only the best goods, and
carry full lines Of all kinds Of imported
and Domestic Wines and Brandies,
while our Whiskey has no equal in the
state. Those desiring goods in our
line for the Holiday season will find
them the best in the market, free
from adulteration, and just the arti-
Gle for home use. Our stock Of Ma
deiras, Sherries, Ports. Cordials and
Fancy Liquors is the best.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
HELENA BUSINESS COLLEGEk
NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL AND INSTITUTE OF SHORTHAND TYPEWRING

An institution endorsed by the HELENA
BOARD of TRADE and more than 500 Lead
ing Business and Professional Men Of the
State of Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
Our Cigar Department,

We have full lines of Imported,
Key West and Domestic Cigars, COM
prising all the leading and popular
brands. Our imported goods will be
sold at the same price as formerly,
Notwithstanding the increase made
by the Mckinley tariff bill, having laid
in a heavy stock before that bill be-
law. An acceptable present for gen
tleman is a :box of good cigars, and
we can suit any taste or pocketbook.
OF Cigarettes, Smoking and Chew
ing Tobaccos our stock comprises the
best, and is sold at lowest prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21

We have no hesitancy in saying that the
Helena Business College is first cass in
every particular. We deem the courses OF
study there pu sued thorough and practical,
and Of great value to persons in every voci-
ton of life. jefferson County Sentinel.
We cannot say too much in praise of this
institution, which aims to be the instructor Of
the instructors OF the rising general on, AMI
which SO we'll deserves its we'll earned repu ia
ton Ct the bess business college of the north
west. It's tribute and matter is Palmaum qui
meriat fat Helena Dai'y Herald.
This institution of learning which has bee
running continuously and successfully during
the past seven years, under the efficient SUI
p,rvlsion and direct manage ment of Prof. H.
r. Engelh orn, has made an excellent record
by thoroughly preparing large numl er Of
young men and women for active usefulness
in the practical business affairs OF life, and
fitting them for the varied 1emunerative posi-
tions which ire constantly open and steadi y
increasing in our CIV, progressive and rapidly
increasing mmnnities.-Rozeman Avant
Courier.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21

We have no hesitancy whatever in recon
mending the college and It's faculty to the
people of Montana 1t has stood test of
seven years work and has esta blisEed an eX-
cellent reputation.-M Montana Christian Adj
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
FEW OF THE MANY PRESS QUOTATIONS:

. The work of Prof. Engelhorn's high class
insttut on speaks for itself, He makes
misrepresenta ions, but may be consulted in
. full confidence. The Helena Indel endent
q In this age of "c,ap trap and fraud, the old
- "stand b. s." can be trusted. Prof Engelhorn
en- Joys the contd nca of the first bus mess
. in Montana. - Northwestern Farmer and
Breeder
g It's success is due to the efforts of the pr n
S cpal and editor of the business Educas or,
Prof. Engelhorn. That his work is appreci-
atel is evidence of its value to the community.
y Helena Live Stock Journal
= The Epgelhorn Helena Business College is
of the foremost educational institutions
of the United states, and occupies in Helena
% the highest position, which is its due.-From
:. tie Daily Graphic New York City.
This is an institution of which Montana may
% feel proud The graduates it is turning out
y; are thoroughly qualified to perform we'll and
X faithfully their part in life. 1t is worthy Of
9 the heart.e support--Rocky Mountain Hus-
- bandman.
"a The Penmanshp department is under the
- direct supervision of Prof. H. T. Engelhor n
% one of the finest ard most rapid penmen in the
s northwest. The college is Of the solid
Q busir e,s educational institutions in the coun-
= o try Great Falls Leader.
We heartily Ell dorse this il stituton and its
% Q principal and proprietor, II. L. Engelhorn,
who is publisher OF the Helena Business Edu-
cttor, rirst vice. president of the National
q Mon Of Business Colleges, and member of
- Business Educators Association of America
= and Western Penme MS Assocat on-Bitter
n Root Bulge.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
The Ceebeated PERk|N Shorthand Taught by Mail.

Teaching mail decided those whose business
attendance the Tuition
complete $685. including anship Text book $2lO
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
STUDENTS HOME, NO. roo NINTH AVENUE.

This Hall blocks from the College and half block from the
heated by hot lighted
all modern sanitary improvements Expenses moderate
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17

Structural Iron Angles, q. IS: tees, 2 SOc beams
and channels 3. l0c; Sheared bridge plates. STEEL
i.eoc; universal mill plates, iron, t.S5c; refined
bars, CSC card.
Barbed wire fencing. galvanized, g co: plain
wire fencing. galvanized. a bO
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17

Sales on call Mt tho Grain Exchange, ono
oar sample oats, s216o days =. II. RI car
mixed car corn. aso, days, y. II. H., cars No.
2wbito oats. 3oc, July delivery. Receipts as
bulleuned were unusually light, tho total being
10 carloads, BY pttsburg. Ft Wayne and Chi
cago, cars OF corn. Of oats, Of sacks OF bran,
! Of straw, OF flour. by Pittsburg Cincinnati
and b. Louis, cars OF corn, Of hay. by Bal.
tim0re and Ohio, car Of oats, Of hay. by
Pittsburg and Western. ! car Of oats. by Pitts
burg and Lake Erie. cars Of hay, OF bran.
The cereal situation 10 unchanged since our
last report Ear corn continues to be tho strong
factor of markets. Oats are steady At quota.
TONS Rye and rye -four are hrm. Wheat and
-four are steady.
Prices below are for carload lots on track;
WHEAr-New No. 2 red. 07G1esc, No. =, 900
07o.
CoRs-No. ! yellow, ear. 6ong6le, No: 2
lsci No. Q yellow, sheiled. 8sIf1Soci high mixed
shelled corn, 870371<c.
321fQ33cj mixed, 8o1f08lc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17
Wool Markets.

PHILADELPHIA-Wools stocks quiet; prices
steady; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above, 33@34e; x. 3lQ33c; medium, S3
CSC; coarse, 3411G3511c; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine, or x and Xxx, 289
Slc; medium S7QS771c; coarse, 34@35c; fine
washed delalne K and Xxx, 35@37c; medium
washed combing and delaine, 40042e; coarse do,
35Q36c; Canada washed combing, 33@35c; tub
washed, choice, 39@40c; fair. 37238c; coarse, $40
33c; medium unwashed conbing and delaine, q
G3Oc; coarse do. 2611928c; Montana, 7G25c;
Territorial, 15@2c
BosToN-There has been a fair demand for
Wools during the past week and sales have
amounted to =, 567, 900 pounds Large sales OF
Australian woods are reported, but domestic
grades are quiet. Michigan X heeces are
quoted at 2993Oc, and sales at 291z03Oc are re-
ported. No. combing woods firm and In small
stock, being held at 39Q40c; white Ohio delaine
sells at 35@36c, and Michigan delaine at 34G35c
Territory wools are quiet at 5S960c for fine: 55
g56c for fine medium, and 50G52c for medium.
Texas and Oregon woods have been quiet New
spring California has been selling at I762Oc
Pulled wools active, with sales of choice super
at 4O947c; common to good supers at 90G33c
and extra at 25G30c. In Australian wool there
have been large sales at S940c. Carpet WoOlS
quiet and steady.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17
drilled by Galley Bros, is said to be good for
90 barrels. 1t was shot
EXPECTATIONS NOT REALIZED.
A Promising Oil Territory Causes Consider'
able Interest.

Promising OIL Territory Causes Consider
able Interest.
ESPECIAL TKLReRAM TO THE DIsPATcHi
BELMONT, w. VA, May I8-Three wells
have declared themselves this week; one for,
and the others against the operators. On
Wednesday afternoon Johnston d Brockuniers
Locke No. 2 struck the sand, and it looked
like winner. Expectation ran high.
Ten thousand dollars cash was offered Tor the
well and refused unhesitatingly. A dozen tele-
grams were sent. estimating her at from l TO
oUO barrels. But when the morning OF FRIDAY
came. and Prof Drill took the floor, he made
some very discouraging remarks, and by y
o'clock the bit was through the sand, with only
half dozen Dailers of oil to show for its WORK;
About noon George w. Boss Triangle well
reached the sand and showed up somewhat
similarly to the Locke No. 2. Expressions re-
garding her probable outcome were very con-
servative as a result OF the mornings disap,
pointment But shortly she began to gas and
made a rich flow. starting OF at about SOo-
barrel gait, and has kept 1t up since.
At5 o'clock Boss, Storey d Harris Shtngle-
ton No. got down to business. and with much
stronger gas commenced flow Of oil equal in
amount with the Triangle. Neither OF these
wells are more than six feet In the sand, and
considerable increase is looked for when they
are drilled further in, which will be within the
next day or two.
Hervey No. l, on the other side of the river,
is just being drilled in Her sand Is looking
hrst class, and she will be likely to add some
thing to the production of the field. Some
other wells on that side will be in soon, and
will thoroughly test the Ohio territory.
Z. b. Harris barnyard well is cased, and Will
be in by or before Tuesday of next week. She
is only hundred yards from Singleton No. l.,
and is looked on as almost sure thing. 1t Is
reported that . good show of oil was struck in
the Strosuelder WELL five miles southwest of
Belmont. This well is about a thousand feet
deep. and will soon be in the Eureka sand.
Her companion wells are drilling but are not
SO deep by several hundred feet.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
The Tone of Butter Trade Weak, and
Prices Drifting Down.
PRODUCE COMING IN MORE FREELY.
Cereal Receipts Light---Prices Steady All
Along the Line.
C0FFEES UNCERTAIN - TEAS HIGHER
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH, |
FRIDAY, May l6, 1890. !
County Produce-JobbIng Prices.

Country Produce-JobbinE Prices.
The tone of butter markets is weak, and
prices are on thetlecline. This and next month
are the months of plenty in this department of
trade, and supply is likely to exceed demand.
Advices from Elgin and Chicago show that
markets are off at those important butter
points, Country rolls are very slow. AS butter
declines eggs advance, and for choice nearby
stock outside quotations are readily obtained.
Markets are better supplied with fresh vegeta-
bles and strawberries than for some days past.
Stuff from the South has been delayed all the
week on account of rains. Now there is plenty
for all demands, but prices of good goods are
well maintained. The berries on the market
are generally small. In tropical fruit lines
oranges are firm and higher, bananas steady.
and lemons weak.
BUTTER-Creamery Elgln, 19@2Oc; Ohio do,
l7@l8c: country rolls, 12@14c.
BEANS-Nayy hand picked beans, 81 80G2 90.
BEEswAx-25@2Sc q for choice: low grade,
10000.
CIDER-sand refined. 81 so; common, So OO@
90; crab cider, 81 5O@S 90 q barrel; cider vim
egar, l0@12c p gallon.
CHEEsE-New Ohio cheese, 916@lOc; New
York cheese, lie; Limberger. 1411Ql5c; domestic
Sweitzer. 1Sc; imported SweitZer, 1910.
EGGs-l36l3lc q dozen for strictly fresh;
duck eggs. 1Sc; goose eggs, 35Q40c.
FRUITs-Apples. fancy. 81 5O@5 90 y barrel;
Strawberries, R@l5c box.
+ L
do. 40045c; mixed lots 30@35c % D.
MAPLE SYRUP-New, 90G95c q can. Maple
sugar, 1l@l2c - d.
HoNEY-15c " b.
PoULTRY-Live chickens, 75c3s1 90 pair;
dressed, l4@15c pound; ducks, 75c@S1 90 pair;
dressed turkeys. 1S@20c % b.
SEEDs-Clover, CHI hoice, 81 Bs to bushel, "a 90
% bushel; clover, large English, 90 ms, 81 $50
90; clover. Alsike, SIS 90; clover. white, 50 90;
timothy choice, 45 bs, 81 60@1 10; blue grass
extra clean, IA lbs 81 251l 80; blue grass. fancy,
IA bs, 81 30 orchard grass. IA bs. 81 40; red top
IA bs 81 90; mllet, so ms. 81 90; Hungarian
grass, 80 bs, 81 90; lawn grass, mixture Of fine
grasses, 81 so p bushel Of IA rs.
TALLow-Country, SIC; city rendered, &c.
TROPICAL FRUITs-Lemons. common, 81 70
Q3 90; fancy, SO 25@3 rs; California oranges.
"a O0Gu4 so; fancy Messina, "a 00D4 go; bananas,
s2 0OGD2 so flrsts. 81 IS good seconds, y bunch;
cocoanuts, "a 00fl4 so " hundred: dates. 6h@7o
p lib; lay figs, 12>f@l51fc; pineapples. s3@4
dozen.
vEeETABLBs-Potatoes from store. 05D
75o; on track. 45@6Oe; new Southern potatoes,
"a 50Gl6 90 per tafreii bermuda potatoes, 81 90
abarfel, new cabbage, 90 1904 90 for small crates
f5 509e 90 for Target Jersey sweet potatoes
20 25p5 10 d barrels Bermuda onions, W 50dp
2 70 per bushel etatei green onions, 15fp20 q
dosenj pafships, ~ 20 " barfeli onion SETS
"a 5000 20 " btsheI asparagus, 2beD50e " large
bHnehl fhubafb, g0950e " desehI green beans,
si 2bDl 60 VI beEI WaH beans, " 5gd5 90 " beHI
green peas. " 50@4 w v beH,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17
GfahaHiah.

The trade II active In spite OF adverse wealth Or
and volume shows again over last week. which
WAS large Coffee IA a very uncertain quantity
and what day may bring forth In this line ID q
problem too intricate for the wisest head. Teal
have been looking up OF late, especially low
grades, which have advanced 3 to 90 per pound
within few days, A leading jobber reports
that the advance in tea Is mainly due to the
prospects of the passage of the silver bill In
Congress, which will have the effect of adyans
ing exchanges
GREEN COFFEE - Fancy Rio, 24@25c
choice Rio. 2292sci prime Rio, 221Sc; low
grade Rio, 20@2loj old Government Java
SQ20Kci Maracaibo. 259Hc; Mocha, SOG
S2c; Santos, 22G26c; Caracas, 241d92616c; La
Guayra, 2BGNc.
ROASTED lin papers)-standard brands
2411o; high grades, 251698Oc; old Government
Java. bulk. s214@s4c; Maracaibo, 2711@2s1kc
Santos, 25xG2916c; Ieaberry, 291Sc; choice Rio
2611c; prime prime RIO 241Sc; good Rio' 2S'Sc; ordi'
sPioEs-( e)-Cloyes, l7Glsc; allspice,
l0c: cassia, &c; pepper, l7c; nutmeg, 7oGS0c.
ohio. 1902 sxe headlight, i5Oo. SIC; S wafsf stS;
white. I015c; globe, l4@l411c; elaine, 1411c; car.
nadine, 1f1ici royalins, llc; globe. red oil, ii9
MisERs O1L~No. l winter strained, 4S@45c
q gallon; summer, SS94oc; Lard oil, 6OG66c.
SYRUP-Corh syrup, T@29c; choice sugar
syrup; 8GqSsc; prime sugar syrup. SO@a3c;
N q MOI. AssEsWFancv nav cyon '47SSlsc.
choice. 4oe; medium SS@4Sc; mixed, 1Og42G;
"a. h IN Kegs; S7agoac; Di-GaLS ssI1aaa IN
saaGI''so2s n IeSs IsIc DO 9ranpnIots5 e. 74~oo'
C%Mni.EsNStar fnlI wsight SIC. stsarins
20 sat sIIc. mar offina i1dS11c wv '
rP1cr III Hapoh ph TaroIno 1SS7i<,. oh,,,. a,/co
n,ts, -. sit oSan. ,g.4S, SaJco' o7nW
Va, 1sc. saSac
s,arch 6d17c 0Aii'-74e' "'7'SSoo' kio''
EoREISN FRutrs-Iayer raislns. s2 az. 1,on.
don LAYERS. 81 rs; California. London LAYERS.
20 a., Vaisncis ssec. M % ondara VaIspcia ini%S
rio;
ica nr,,naS n IN psckaoss pc. coconnnts %
oa ,no d. ai ~ ~ Pao hboo. ". ~ fda
NV, w nlohus W. Lan., W. wi uo nrIca, Ici
90 hneIeu, aOc; WaInuts, nap, IoWlic; sicily
miDere, m lzc; smyrna ngs, iZWiH9c; H new aates. o
p1tc;d2rtn nu.s, aio' p9eaus y1axgive. oitIon,
ID. u; i'~i''' iemoh pee'' ioo ny orange peel
Ho ,,
DBlED FRUITS-mpplecs,, ~ slloeo. per ~ ooi az
pies, eyaporatod, iV4MllHoi apprloDts. Gall
fornla. exaggerated. l6e lsei peaches. evaporated,
parod. zsVxooi Peaenes, OaIiioInia, oVep1rntod,
unpaLlou' ioW@S, ohgpe'; nS6na, phes, phu, iow.omo'
rated, 3iV5Ini Daokporfios' TWI1se' huckol'
berries. lgpl2c, ..,
:, syoAAHs-Supcs. oNoi pow1nfed, n1 roc, os4oi grann'
lnteu, Vaei eonieesIonsig ~ ozao, s,ahdar9 ~,
~ ~ soit white. 9'figoci Le',om, en9aqc 25g
p24ct yo,,oW, Hoon' giyggseSbo' yeio"' ihif' o2hw
0nni yellow dark, bMUO2to' oo.
MISUNDERSTANDING, bhlS l,20O), W 0oi mo-
dun nalI Dds tOVo) " o. oK.. No ~ ,,,
a, sALTENo;a L Dbl yooi NO. OK bbi,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17
Nv TcleREnnh.

NEW YORk-Beeves-Receip Including no
cars TO he sold, a772 head; market dull and lOc
per 100 Ms lower steers. 81 20Gp0 90 Der 100 ma;
bulls aud COWS. g. 006g3 70; dressed beef slow at
tomorrow, 2,0SD beoves, 80 sheep and 900 quar-
tors of beef. CalveA-Receipts, B20 hcadt mar.
ket NC loweri calves u O0d0O 90 pcr 100 ms; hut
ternilks, e2 76Gp3 %. Sheep Receipts, GaO
head; marpet slow ana strong, and w per N
loweri sheep sold nc "a 6OfC6 90 por 100 Ms;
lambs, 60 50Gg7 90, dressed mutton steady at D6p
lOlfo per D.; dressed lambs dull mt l0GQl2c. Hogs
hecelpts, 3,02l hsadi nominnly steady At ~ 80
di 10
cHichoo-Tho Drover's Journal REPORTS,
Cattle rcusipts, 1880 head, shipments, 1000
heads market slow and steadyI beeyes
feeders " 00pt 10, COWS, bulls aud mixed
VI bOhB 7bi Texas cattle, tl 76a03 So Hogs
-hnoolpA, 1900 headi shipments 5000 headI
market active and higheti mixed and light
t Oogt4 ~ heavy u OOept % bheep-Recoipts,
5000 headi shipments. 1000 headI market slow,
but stcndy natives ~ 2bp0 06i WeStern, SS 90
GO bOi Texans, u OOes@ OOi lambs. % 6o9T rs.
81 louls-cattlc-lteoe 1000 hoadi
shipments, 900 hGadi market steady good TO
far natives, " tOqi 2O Texans and Indiana
" @6apa m Hogs-iteceipts, 900 head, ship.
menih b,bOO hoad market strongeri fair 10
O6, light lair 10 best, Is BO&pf 65T. sheepS
Receipts, 700 heAdi shipments. 100 headI mar.
kst steady falr TO choice clipped, fi O06Da 40
BuFFhLo-CAttles steady! receIpts. lIp ioads
thronghi sale. sheep and lambA-Dull and
lOweri recelpiA, loads throughi 20 on saIei
sheep, choice 70 extra, 50 l661b S5i good 20
90 35fB0 90, good to choice. 90 lbllO so, Hoes
dull and lower.
cINcINNhTI-Hogs weaker common and
ilrbt sY OO6Ds i0i packing aud butchers a ION
4 80 Receipts, $500 heads snipments $500 head.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-17
IRON TRADE REVIEW.
Bessemer Has Been Quit Active the
Past Few Days, fifth a
STRONGER FEELING ALL AROUND.
Est Enough Railroad Cars to Move the
Southern Product.
OTHER MARKETS BOTH EAST AND WEST

The tone Of the iron market ID stronger
than it has been for some weeks past, and
in some lines prices are shade better
Bessemer iron has been quite active for q
few days past and markets are strong al
SIS 90 per ton, while they were weak last
Saturday at $17 80 per ton. A gentleman
who is partner in one of the large manu-
featuring plants and also buys good deal,
said yesterday: "There is undoubtedly a
much improved tone to Bessemer IRON WITH
In day or two. and the company in Wnicn am
interested has no desire to enter into large con-
tracts even at SIS Oo, as we believe that prices
will soon advance beyond this figure"
While there is little change. rs yet in mill
iron there is a more confident feeling than
there was a week ago among manufacturers
and dealers The volume of business shows
Improvement this week over last. The demand
for finished products is active and strong, and
manufacturers are in general carrying light
stocks so that the time cannot be far away
when there must be some heavy buying. One
of the strongest firms in the city paid SIS per
ton for a large lot Of Bessemer iron within day
or two, showing their faith that the tioe has
turned toward better prices. Holders Of
standard brands OF mill irons are no longer
disposed TO grant concessions as tney nave
been for few weeks past There is no change
in markets for nails or rails since our last
weeks report. Orders for the latter have
slackened up for the past week two, and
markets are a shade weaker. At present price
OF nails margins are nearly, il not altogether,
gone.
Following are the latest quotations:
Structural Iron ANGLES, e. IS: tees, 2 soc; beams
and channels 3. l0c; sheared bridge plates. STEEL
i60c; universal mill plates, iron, f.35c; refined
bars, .95c card.
Barbed wire fencing. galvanized, g co: plain
wire fencing, galvanized, 6 80.