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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Shares Even Duller Than Before-Changea
Are for FraotionaI1y Higher Figures
Exports and Imports Of Gold

Shares Even Du1ler Than Before-Changes
Are for F~raotionaIly Higher Figures
Exports and Imports Of Gold
and Silver.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14-The return Of Mr..
Gould to this city this morning in, as far as can
be learned. his normal condition of health has
stopped all influence of the rumors Of his
serious indisposition, and this. together
with the tendency among all classes
Of operators to avail the adjourn
ment of Congress before taking any
action in a speculative way. intensified the pre-
vailing dullness In the stock market to-day.
and the trading was the smallest for any day
for a long time. The bank statement was not
30 bad as expected, and while 1t showed a fall
ing on Of nearly s., 800, 900 in the surplus reserve.
this result was accomplished entirely by an ex-
pansion OF about sa.ooS, goo in the loans while
proved by the increase in deposits. The traders
who expected to make a demonstration against
the market were therefore headed of, and
nothing was done beyond the Usual ordinary
transactions.
There were a few movements Of importance,
however, among which an advance Of ~ per
cent in SusQuehanna and Western preferred,
and z per cent In Oregon Improvement were
most prominent. though the former lost l per
cent in the final dealings. The Industrials
were also moved about more than the regular
llSI, anu Ine new sugar STOCK, aIter . IracI1OnaI
decline moved up over l per cent, but closed
slightly lower than last evening. Among the
general list, the strongest stocks were Western
Union, Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred,
Missouri Pacific. and Louisville and Nashville.
The opening was steady. but the early deal
Ings developed some strength. and the close
was generally at fractions better than last
nights figures.
The transactions in railroad bonds were with
out significance.
The exports Of specie from the port of New
York during the past week amounted to S3l2.-
8S3, of which size, 005 was in gold and Sl36, S78
silver. OF the total exports Sl3,2S7 in gold and
S12l. 900 silver went to Europe, and S157, 678 gold
and Sis. S78 silver to South America. The ex-
port of 81. $50. 900 GOLD to Europe to-day is not in,
cluded in the weekly statement. The imports
OF specie during the week amounted to SIS, 296is
of which SAT- was in gold, and S. S79 silver.
The following table SHOWS the prices OF active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for H DISPATCH by
WHITNEY & STEPHENSON. oldest Pittsburg menu
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth
avenue:
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WALL STREET GOSSIP.
Nothing in. Sight to Give Much Comfort to
the Bulls.

Nothing in Sight to Give Much Comfort to
the Bulls.
Inside tips on the speculative board are given
in the following telegraphic letter from Wat
son q Gibson to John NJ. Oakley & Co.:
Neither bulls nor bears got anything to-day
very handsome in the way Of q valentine
There was really no market worth watching,
but what little there was. was strong, and
closed on the average "a per cent higher than
yesterday. Doubtless a few short sellers Of
Thursday and Friday bought a few stocks, and
as Mr.. Gould has returned a few superstitious
persons think that things ought to be better.
The truth is that there is an underlying bull
feeling and a great reluctance to sell anything,
but it 10 q question whether the prevailing
deadly dizziness will not finally induce free
sales. The upward movement which began
about January on bonds and which extended
next into all stocks in which q short interest
existed. and which later reached the special
ties, appears to have about exhausted itself.
The market is slow to turn its coat, but easy
money would appear to have lost its place to
advance Western and Southwestern stocks. At
any rate 1t would require considerable ingenu-
ity for q bull to adduce any convincing reasons
for investment In such shares. They rise and
fall on speculative trading. and when they are
weak they may be 3 purchase for rallies on
shorts, but we see no reason to alter our con-
viction that the law of gravity will pull them
down They are intrinslcally too high.
Atchison is q fragrant example of inflated
valuation. No person with his wits about him
would for an instant think Of its stock when
the market was open for the purchases of the
other things, such as Richmond, Erie and
Lead TRUST to 10 points below the price of
Atchison, and all of them superior. Atchison
is worth less than 20. and 1t will 90 there sooner
or later.
The bank statement, though showing a loss Of
Sl0O0, 900, exercised but little influence on
prices, because money IL no longer q factor.
Pacinc Mail was strong. and there was a very
fair chance for il to become the beneficiary of
the shipping bill now before Congress; If 30, it
will 20 to 50. anyway, and If the bill does not
pass thssstock will probably break a few points
70 recover late. for the value is behind It now.
Whisky Trust was down and Susquehauna
and Western up.
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Select knights of America.

Spartan Legion No. z will be located on Fed
eral street after April i.
Bellevue Legion No. 81 is making arrange
ments to locate in Allegheny City after April 1.
Colonel Samuel MeMichael, of General
Meade Legion No. 1s, Allegheny City, is about
again after q spell of sickness
General Meade Legion No. l9 has five candi-
dates for Its next meeting. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all comrade, to attend.
Commander James n. Hamilton, OF Bellevue
Legion No. 81. has accepted a position with .
firm which manufacture secret society goods,
Grand Medical Examiner ID. F. v. Brooks.
who has been practicing at Evans City, Butler
county, Pa, where hesresided, bade farewell TO
his many friends at that place during the
week, and will hereafter locate In his profess
sion at Washington. d. e. Before leaving
Evans City the Knights of Pythias and the I
o. o. F. each presented him with a token of
remembrance, the former presenting an ele.
CANT gold charm, the emblem Of their order;
the latter presenting him with n gold ring, on
which was the Odd Fellows emblem. He was
the deputy for Butler and adjoining counties
for the A. Q. Q. W.
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Closing Bond Quotations.
Bank Clearings.

CHIcAco-Bank clearings. So, $4,000. Rates
for money were unchanged at sat per cent.
New York exchange was 50c discount.
ST. LoUIs-Clearings.. s 3,2S4,l6a, balances,
S4l0. For this week-Clearings, s2l, $40, III;
balances, 50, 7oS, 0Sl. For last week-Clearings,
s22. O32, 1911; balances. q, SS6, 1888. For the CORE
spending week last year-Clearings, S2.471, go;
balances. S .774.967 Money 6@7 per cent.
MEMPHIs-New York exchange selling at 81
premium. Clearings, S4S6,8Sl; balances, S162.-
225.
NEW ORLEANs-Clearings. s2,0l5,0S6
NEW YoRK-Bank clearings, Sl65, SAG. ST;
balances. IS, O97, 749. For the week-Clearings,
5000, 749, 96l; balances, S2S, 4l4.476.
BosToN-Bank clearings, 1855 $50; balances,
2,064,0 75. Money. 4 per cent Exchanges on
New York. zoe to Csc discount. Weeks clear
ings, 500 304, 548; balances, Sl0,2l5,o35. For the
corresponding week last year-Clearings $685.
053. Al; balances, IS. 570,2 47.
PHILADELPHIA-Bank clearings. $40. 409, 948;
balances, 81, 72l, S72. Clearings for the week
ending to-day were s63. 032, 0s7; balances. s9.4ll.-
BAG. Money, S per cent.
BALTIMoRE-Bank clearings, s2,o7a.el7; bal
ances. s320. 2SS. Money 9 per cent.
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NEW nj
Ps4iSg
Is Absolutely the Best,

Because-It is most economical" Al even teaspoonful
of Clevelands Baking Powder will do as much or more than
a heaping teaspoonful of other powders. "-Mrs S. Z.
Rorer, PrineibaI PHILADELPHIA Cooking School,
Because-Always good luck" with it: Clevelands
Baking Powder is so sure that / can use it in the dark or with
my eyes shut and be sure Of the same happy results"-Mrs.
M. Il. B.
Because-"Clevelands makes a fine grained, spongy
cake. "-Pateyu Cook Book.
Because-It has the best keeping qualities: As
shown by a series of tests of the leading brands made by
Mass State Analyst, DR.. B. F. Davenport, June, 1890.
Because-It is highest in leavening power, yielding
average of (Ohicial Reports) 1887 per cent carbonic acid gas;
an average equaled by no other cream of tartar powder.
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Jr. O. q. A. N.

There should be II, 900 men in line.
Welcome Council will give an entertainment
Tuesday evening.
The General Parade COMMITTEES wound up its
business last night.
Standard and Invincible Couns il W II com
bine their forces on the sd.
A flag ana banner was presented 10 { har ps-
burg Council last evening.
Only one member Of the order lost his life In
the Mammoth mine disaster.
Several councils will attend divine services at
various churches next Sunday evening.
Brother W. Schen, of Council No. ga is one
Of the best workers in the order and is q hustler
for the Oriental.
Fayette Council Nc. 142. Jr. o. q. A. NJ. of
Connellsville. will attend the Washington pa
rade In Pittsburg, accompanied ny the U. x. X
OF T. crack band, OF Connellsville.
Ed. g. Morrison, one of the brightest and
ablest members of the order in the Secopn
ward, Allegheny, is q candidate for Common
Council, with good chances of success.
The Cleveland councils have started to pre-
pare for the entertainment of the National
Council In June. The subordinate councils
should be even with their Cleveland brethren
and begin preparations for the trip.
Let every member of the order decorate his
home and place of business on the sd with the
National colors. No matter whether the
parade passes your residences or not, show your
colors for once by putting out a hsg or some
bunting.
Marshal Matthews. of the fourth division, has
made the following appointments: Chief Of
Stat, r. NJ. Johnston; Assistant, James Lydeu;
Adjutsnt, John Campbell; Assistant, William
Reed; Chaplain, ]. F. Smith; Color Bearer, Ross
McMillen.
Sergeant Stewart, tht weather sharp" Of
P~ittsburg, was made q member OF the order on
Tuesday, as a precaution against bad weather
for the parade next week. If he should fail to
provide plenty of sunshine. his council viii take
Chief Marshal I. J. Morley, Adjutant General
George R. Beecher, Assistant Adjutant Gen.
eral @. E KeDple, Chief Of STAFF John Gripp
and Color Bearers Ed G. Merriman and Harry
Force will be rendered a banquet At the Ham,
ilton Hotel afterthe parade.
Arrangement have been made for the
demonstration at Wheeling next Saturday.
Several hundred people will go down from this
city. The Uniformed Commandery has &C
cepted the invitation of the State Council OF
West Virginia to act as escort
The twentieth anniversary of Pittsburg Coun-
ell was celebrated on Thursday evening by q
reception and banquet at New Turner Hall:
There are but two of the charter members OF
this council connected with the order-John
McGregor and D. g. Evans, now Of No. l0.
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OH Markets.

NEW YORK., Feb. H-Petroleum was prac-
being recorded. Spot Pennsylvania oil sold
at 79%; total sales, 10000 barrels. e.
on CITY. Feb. Educational Transit Ger.
tiHcates opened at8019c; highest, S0ac: lowest.
ances, 276,0O0: barrels; charters, 73.015 barrels;
shipments, 70,slS barrels; runs. 1oi,074 barrels.
BRADFORD. Eel. 4.-National Transit Ger
~tiicares opened at S0LSc; closed at s01sc;
highest, 80ssc; lowest, S0c; clearances. S7S,0Oo
barrels,
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Order of Scion,

Six new lodges we're organized In January,
with a total increase Of over 400.
Reuter- [German) Lodge No. l54 is pushing
forward. II initiated Two new members at its
last meeting.
The Board OF Supreme Trustees ceived dur.
ne the past week applications for SIC. 600 at {
per cent Oh city property.
AIlemania Lodge No. 10Y, received three in.
ltIates and several applications at its regular
meeting, Wednesday evening.
Medical Examiner DR.. Bruester visited the
Supreme Office Thursday in the interest Of
General Custer Lodge No. "a.
Charter Lodge No. i, received three new
plcat1ons on file. No. l turned in S4S7 on as
sessment No. 81
An open meeting held at Glenshaw FRIDAY
evening was well attended. Several of the
supreme officers were present and discussed
the merits Of Scion.
ALLEGHENY Lodge No. 2 initiated ten new
members at its regular meeting Tuesday even.
ing. No. 2 is doing effective work, and il
clinching a footbold among the leaders.
Deputy W. R. Weller secured q fine list o,
names aud organized q lodge OF Scion, at Belle
vernon. Monday evening. The Supreme Vice
PRESIDENT was In attendance and installed the
officers.
The Beaver Valley has been heard from.
Secretary w. c. French reports preparations
under way for an open meeting and entertain
nent al Odd Fellows Hall, February 20. al
Beaver.
Alma Uadies') Lodge No. so celebrated III
second anniversary Friday evening at the mt
residences Of Past President Mrs. John Nc
GUAough, on Allegheny avenue. About l0
MeLIDeis and friends were present. and Wert
entertained In a charming manner.
Secretary Rhodes, of Equitable Lodge No.53
Of IRWIN, vlSlte1 the supreme Office Thursday
boom wh'cA win land them beyond the l0t
max. brosAer Rhodes has the reputation OF
hendlnG an the nnest ; ssessment report of any
Of the SolOn secretaries.
East Liverpool Ceramic Lodge No. l47 was
oryailzSH December Il with about 80 charter
meubers. It has increased 10 100 strong. and eel.
enr"f"c TIE event Friday evening by anexcelIent
enie tangent and banquet. Supreme Treasurer
cral speeches by prominent men.hers and the
supreme ohicers were enthusiastically re.
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Order of Royal Americans.

A guild is in process Of formation at Waynes-
burg. Burgess Dickey has the matter in hand
and that means success.
Braddock Guild expects to occupy Morean's
new hall when it is completed, and win have a
handsome place in which 10 meet
Supreme Secretary Axison is kept busy with
correspondence from all parts of the country,
asking information about the order.
Supreme Treasurer, Hon. J.. B. Finley. At
tended the meeting of the board of managers.
Saturday, returning to Harrisburg in the
evening.
Parkersburg Guild No. !, OF West Virginia.
will be the first guild instituted In that State.
which will be as soon as the necessary papers
are completed.
Companion Charles r Raedel writes that
Welcome Stranger Guild will be instituted at
Canton. Wednesday evening, February Is. A
list OF Is members to begin with is encouraging.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15

next meeting; Tuesday evening, at No. n Sixth
avenue. and Invite a full attendance.
Fort Pitt Lodge Nc. $50, will next Tuesday
have one candidate for initiation. one for the
first and one for the third degrees. Members
OF the order are invited to be present
Arsenal Encampment No. l6a Lo. Q. F..
will next Wednesday evening have three can
didates for the patriarchal degree and two for
the royal purple degree. Odd Fellows are cor.
daily welcomed.
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The ptasoDh

The present month will show handsome
gain In new members.
During the week a number Of conclaves held
good meetings and presented number Of ap-
plicstions.
Industry No. "a has q new Archon at the
helm. His ship of state has not been altogether
rugged yet for an active cruise.
J. A. G~allinger, Archon of Duquesne, SAYS
nothing Will move " but legislation affecting
the pocketbook Of its members.
Pittsburg Conclave No. SO has already dis.
covered the plan of ]. K. Moorehead Conclave
by which the latter proposes to secure hrst
honors In Allegheny county.
Nos. IS. SO. ls2 and SO need close attention BY
the deputies and frequent visits. They promise
fair work If held to their promises. Brothers
Blythe and Berlin are in charge.
Ameeting of a number of the orders will be
held at the office of J. J. Miller, Esq, Grant
street, on tomorrow at 4 p. n. to consider
matters pertaining to their general welfare.
Friendship No. 8 has now gotten down &c
work. IL has a live Archon, who is well sup
ported by a few active workers, This conclave
will make a creditable record during the year.
George V. Metzel, the founder of the order,
is now at Norrissown, Pa, in the interest OF
that conclaye. His work &C Pottstown was
added largely to its membership.
Charles M. Bachman, the Arcbon OF Nc.
Keesport Copclave, says since McKeesport is
raised from a common borough to the rank OF
a city, his conclave proposes to do credit to thu
honor, and has promised an increase of 50 dur.
ing the year.
The members of No. l2g who do not attend
conen's scheme. Several wrote to the SUPREME
Archon for Information when the slips would
be passed. Attend your meetings regularly
brethren. and you will ascertain.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15

These figures show that the general con-
dition of trade is good, and that q large volume
of business is being transacted. The swing of
activity is decidedly upward. This is not due to
speculation, but to the great improvement in
the money market and the return of con-
fdence.
Money on call at New York yesterday was
easy, with no loans, and closed offered at 2%
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5@6%. Ster-
ling exchange quiet and steady at 81 SO for
60-day bills, and 81 $50 for demand.
The weekly statement of the New York
banks issued yesterday shows the following
changes: Reserve decrease, SL,749. 975: loans,
increase. 81, 1852, 100; specie. decrease. S424, 200;
legal tenders, decrease, S6S2. 200; deposits, iu-
crease, s., 574, 800: circulation, increase, Sl27. 800.
Amount reserve above legal requirement, SIS
492, $50.
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LOCAL LIVE STOCK
Condition Of Markets at East Liberty Stock
Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTsBURe DISPATCH,
QATnDnAv Eah IA

oFTIcE OF P%IrTsBURe DrsPArcH,I
SATURDAY. Feb. II.
C~attie-Receipts. 1,617 bead; shipments. l,570
head; market nothing doing, all through con-
signments; three cars of cattle shipped 70 New
York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, 800
head: market fair; mixed and P~hiladeIphias,
90 1908 80; Workers, So 65Q3 IS; pigs, So so
9 80; seven cars of hogs shipped to New York
to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, l.400 head; sh1pmentS 1000
head; market slow at unchanged prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15
rHE WEEK IN OIL

Local Trading Unimportant, but the Price
Crawls Up . Cent.
The oil market was strong yesterday, but
trading was light. only 5000 barrels changing
hands soon after the Opening at the top price.
The feeling weakened a trife after this on re-
port of a bearish sentiment In Now York.
Fluctuations for the day and week are given in
the following table:
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Cost. s42O.
Henry Leinenweber, two frame two,story
dwellings. l6xS4 feet, on Qrsenleaf street, Inir-
lawrence. Benztrick, addition two-story
dwelling, .12xl6 feet, Carson street, twenty
sixth ward. Cost, s400.
Movements In Realty.
. Mellon Brothers sold through E. NJ. Laveen
TO DR.. Gallagher q lot fronting 90 feet on Mar
garetta street for s3,10Q. DR.. Gallagher in
tends breaking ground in q few days for .
handsome pressed brick residence. They also
Sold through A. Goeddel to Alice W. Writ q
hve-roomed frame house, lot 25xl28 feet, ON
Meadow street, tor 81. 400; also sold to John
burkenbush q new seven-roomed frame dwell
ing. lot 35xlO8 feet. on Mellon street, near Neg
ley avenue, for S., 500.
Black q Baird sold for g. B. Preston to John
4 McCutcheon. ESQ.,, a fine brick residence on
rem avenue, near Homewood avenue, with
lot 5Ox33l feet, for 1850.
heed 4. Coyle d Co. sold through Kelly q
Rogers two lots on Kelly street. Twenty.nrst
for $3.50.
Allies & Bailey sold for Richard Neil to Mrs;
R~iorison. No. 90 Erin street, a brick house OF
SIX rooms and lot l9x72, for 81, 7U0.
Baxter, Thompson & Co. sold for W. Bungert
lot No. 43 Brushton Place plan, Brushton sta
ton, fronting so feet on Meade street by liz
deet. with two-story frame OF seven rooms, ZOE
1000 cash,
M. +. Ripple & Co. sold to John Schroeder
lot No. 80 in the Dickson plan, Thirty-thfrd
street, Thirteenth ward, corner of Dickson and
Molamphy streets, having a frontage Of 70 feet
py a depth of loo, for $500. The purchaser Will
build az once.
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This shows q gain of ! cent for the week. The
highest was S05zc and the lowest 7szc.
The average of daily runs increased from a.
Al to rs. 664, and of shipments from 58,Ql5 TO s.
49, Refined closed higher ct New York and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15
New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. IA Coffee Options
steady. unchanged to S points up, closed,
firm TO 5Q10 points MP: sales. 10.250 bags. in
GLIDING February, 1Z1O; March. ass; April,
I6.6O916.e5 May. l635916.4O June, 1870; July
1915; spot Rio quiet and firm; fair eargosl
19Lc; No, ], Tic.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15

An communications for this department.
should be mailed to reach THE DESPATCH not
later than Saturday morning. Reasonable
space will be freely given to all organizations
classified under this heading.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15

lower at Antwerp. It was unchanged 1t Lon.
don and Bremen.
McGrew, Wilson q Co., 90 Fourth avenue,
quote: Putt, 79Nc; calls. slzc.
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Boston Stocks
Philadelphia stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks. FUR
ulshed by Whitney q Stephenson, brokers. No. 81
Fourth avenue. Member New YORK. stock Ex-
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Mining Stock Quotations.

NEW YORK. Feb. A.-AlIce, l45; Eureka Con.
solidated. 800; HomestaKe, $50; Horn Silver
2g5 Mexican, rs: Ontario. $50: Savage, 200;
Sierra Nevada. 2oO; yellow jacket. 2oa
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1 ipps. H Ell est. i ing.
ARTICLES.

Cash quotatlons were as 10IoWs:
Flour steady and unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat. e4c: No. 8 spring wheat SSGs2c: No.
2 red, NGs7Nc; No. 3 corn. 5oNc; No. 2
oats, 44Ac: No. 2 rye, SOC; No: 2 bar.
lev nominal; No. l ~iaxsesd, 81 q; prime
timothy seed, 81 26. Mess pork. per Dbl. SO IS
40 37%. Lard. per 100 lbs. IS 5o05 SIN Short
rib sides Qoose). 81 5O@4 IS; dry salted
shoulders (boxed). So 9OG4 90; short clear sides
l~boxed), s4 S0Q4 S. Sugars unchanged. No.
No. 8barley. Csc: No. 4 barley. 6S@65c. On The
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was quiet and unchanged. Eggs, l80lSc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15

s2 to Wheeling and Return via the Pennsyl-
vania Lines.
Forthe W~ashington's birthday celebration
at Wheeling by the Jr. D. q. A. NJ. on Sat
urday, February 81, the round trip fare from
Pittsburg will be 50 via the Pennsylvania
lines. Tickets good returning until Mon
day, February %. TuThsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15

ALL kinds OF furniture r~e-upholstered.
HAUeH & KEENAN,. 80 Water street.
su
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Sales were go Electric at 1OH. 20 at 11ss. % at
III. ITO at IL, rs Philadelphia Gas at l2Z. 70 at
II. After call, 100 Philadelphia Gas sold at
12L. so at 12%, $50 Electric at NJ. 10 at ny. 10
1917. 10 at ID, and % at 129. On account, $50
Central Traction at 10.
At New York yesterday the total sales of
stocks were 47,029 shares. including: Atchi-
son, 1850; Louisville and Nashville. 3,SO0;
North American, 1,s05; st. Paul, 400; Union
Pacific, Ito.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-15

Il A Lanoertnn E~ncampment No. lbs. I O..
u fr VIII Lave work in the three degrees ar rs