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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 head; mar

OMAHh-Cattle-Recefp 1,OOO head; mar
ket steady on desirable fat cattle; others slow
and sagging; good butcher stock firm; others
unchanged; feeders slow and lower, almost
fat; fancy J. 400 to 600 pound steers, Of which
there are liberal receipts. are quoted at 90 SoQ
8 81; fair to good, L05o to $50 pound steers.
So 5OG4 75 Hogs-Receipts 8, 800 head; market
opened steady TO strong and closed easier; all
sold, sold early q 11 5angs Ss@4 So Sglk si eo@4 S5
81 6O@4 IS. Sheep Receipts, 1900 head;
market active and prices firm: natives, s. SO
06 10; Westerns. So 00G8 co.
CHICAGo-The Evening Journal reports:
Cattls-Receipts 5000 head: shipments, none;
market steady; extra steers, S6 lC96 z5; others,
IS 0006 90; Texans, IS 50@4 IS; heifers, 81 0O@
so; butchers COWS, So OO94 go Hogs-Ke-
ceipts. 1850 head; shipments, 400 mead; mar
bss aStss and ss % SSs
and butcher weights, IS 0O@5 10; light, 81 IS
o. 80. Sheep-Receipts, l,500 head ship
ments $50 head: market steady; natives, So 40
az 05; Texans, Sc l0Q6 4o;' Westerns, s6 25@
8 so; lambs, 81 00@7B
CIkcINNATI-Aogs in better supply and
steady; common and light IS 90Q5 90; pack
ing and butchers. "a 65@5 IL; receIpis. 2 $50
head; shipments. $40 head. Cattle steady; COM
mon. 81 25G3 so; fair to choice butcher grades,
IS 75@5 50; prime TO choice shippers, So 00@5 80;
receipts, z70 head; hipments. 100 head. Sheep
A fair supply and good demand; common to
choice. So 50@5 25; extra fair wethers and
yearl1DgS. % oUO0 fos lamOS IN gOOu demand
for spring; common TO choice butchers, s8 OO0
81 per lou pounds.
BUFFALO - Cattle - Receipts, lis carloads
through. sale; market slow. with prospecfs
lower for all but choice stock. Hogs-Receipts
so loads through. IL sale; market dull and low
er; Workers. s. logs Is: good York weights,
SIS 20: good mediums, S. 20@5 % Sheep and
lambs-Receipts, 2S loads sale; market slow, is
@2Oc lower; best clipped sheep. IS zoos 80; good,
IS 0o@5 25; clipped lambss S8 25@l7 NO; wool
stock about 75c per cwt. higher than above quo
tations,
ST. LOUIS Cattle - Receipts 500 head;
shipments. ], 100; market lower; good to fancy
native steers, IS 00@5 75 fair to good do. "a loo
90; Texans aud Indians, So 1904 rs
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, $500
head; market steady; fair to choice heavy.S4 $50
s 90; mixed grades, 81 40G4 90; light fair to
best, S4 60Q4 85 Sheep-Receipts, 800 head;
shipments, 400 head: market steady; good to
choice clipped. "a 00Q6 so.
KANSAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2 $50 head;
shipments, $40 head; market steady TO lOc
higher: steers. So 50@5 30; cows. 81 0O04 rs;
stockers and feeders. 81 20G4 75 Hogs-Re-
ceipts s, ,430head; shipments, 5.l7O head; market
steady to sc higher bulk, 81 5OQ4 rs: all grades,
IS e594 60 sheep-Receipts. IS50 head; mar
ket strong.
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ROBERT HOLLOWAY. owner of Teuton. says his
horse will not start In the Brooklyn Handicap.
big FELLOW. but don't think he can knock me out
in 10 rounds.h
CAPTAIN s. 5. BROWN is quoted as saying that
he thinks well o! senorlta's chances for the
Brooklyn Handicap.
q. KEAN-We have already answered your ques-
tion. The man who made the four tricks GER
tainly does not score four points.
BETTING has already comm en- ced on the I0-round
fight between Slavin and kilrain. Slavin is the
fsvorite. A number OF bets have been made in
New York that kilrain does not stay the 10
rounds.
THE latest tip for the Brooklyn is Russell, J. A,
Russell He is said to have improved wonder
he has great chance to land the rich event.
SPEAKING of the chances OF Los Angeles and
Senorits in the Brooklyn, Trainer Cooper saws he
does not believe that q good mare can beat good
among the old orders, and his fancy is Buriinel
ton, with Banquet for second choice.
SPEAKING OF the Brooklyn handicap Andrew
him when the weights came out and I like him
yet.'' Most Of the sheepshead trainers, however,
are hugging Tea Tray tickets, for they contend
that the old rogue will spread-eagle his field.
Now Il is said that Hamilton will ride Tea Tray
in the Brooklyn Handicap. IL such an arrange
9aS or e OF e orss have
tends starting; for i was % common report and has
whatever Mr.. Dwyer started.
The announcement that Tenny will DOS: :tiyely
face the starter in the Brooklyn Handicap on
Friday next the sensation OF the day In racing
circles. There were some long faces about tow n
yesterday, many Of them worn by bookmakers
who were caught by the willy Pulsifer, but the in
dividuals are clinEing to the hope that perha ps
Prince Royal Tea Tray. Teuton. Burlington.
Banquet or some of the other candidates will be
able TO win and thus save the day for them,-Eetp
York Sun. @
PRINCE ROYAL is credited with having worked
the Brooklyn Handicap distance In time yarinusly
stated at from ?,lox to 1:l2K: Tea Tray in 81 or
Judge Morrow, 2:ll Burlington In the same
six furIong dash az Guttenburg in I:I4x, and that
is about all the public knows about him. Carroll,
Demuth, Los Angeles AL Farrow, Senorita and
others have been doing strong work, but their
names have not been coupled with any watch
breaking trials. .-SportSmda.
THE Western handicap horse Riley is a poor
traveller. 1t takes him several days to recover
from n trip the The lateral motion
makes him '-seasick.'' This was the case when
he arrived at Memphis from Mobile and IL was
the case when he arrived at Lexington from
Memphis. He was shipped from Memphis with
Scoggan' horses, occupying a car with the lat
ter but before the journey had been completed
he WAS ailing so badly that he had to be side
tracked and sent on subsequently by himself He
arrived at Lexington too late to recuperate,
hence his defeat In the Distillers' stakes.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Eggs Firm and Butter Likely to Go
Lower at an Early bay.
STRAWBERRIES A SHADE HIGHER.
Ear Corn, Oats and Hay off and All
Cereals Depressed.
GENERAL GROCERIES UNCHANGED
OFFICE OF PrTTsBuRe DIsrArcH, /
. SATURDAY, May O. )

: SATURDAY, May O.
Country Produce-Jobbing Prices.
The egg market 10 firm and nearby stocks
sell readily ut outside quotations. Reports Oh
short supplies come from trade centers poth
East and West, Strawberries are active ana
shade higher. There Is littlo doubt that nome
Strawberries were injured by frosts In the early
part OF the week, and that our main depend
ence will be on berries from distance Choice
creamery butter holds up we'll for the time OF
the year, but markets are not SO strong az In
the early part Of the week. Country rolls are
now coming In such quantities as 10 almost GER
tainly bring down prices of creamery within
few days. Already Ohio creamery has declined
New cheese disappears as fast as ir comes In,
and much more than can be secured would lind
ready customers
APPLEs-s8 00G7 90 barrel.
BUTTER-Creamery, Elgin, 3l@82c; other
brands, 26@27c: common country butter, l5c,
choice country rolls, 20c. o o-
marrows. 81 sS@2 40; Lima beans, 511Q6c 80 ~
BERRIEs-ssrawberries. l20l5c quart; 81 90
az % crate; Norfolk berries, l50l7c quart;
BESswAx-ao@asc = 3 for choios; low grade,
22@35c.
sdsS sS Snsss4 co. SE.s isc sSsr ss aaSS lS 90
CHEEsE-Ohio cheese new. 1lQll11c; New
York cheese. new, 1l10l2c: Limburger. 1870
lac; domestic Sweilzer, l5@l6c; Wisconsin
@2Sc..
CRANBERRIEs-Cape Cod, 81 25QS so box;
$ll 50Ql2 90 a barrel; Jerseys. S3 so a box.
EeGs-l50l6c for strictly fresh.
/ FEATHERs-Extra live geese, 50060c; No. ],
0A@45c: mixed lots, 80@35c y b.
HoNEY-New crop white clover. 1SQ20c p D;
California honey. 12@15c ~ b.
MAPLE SYRUP-New. SoQ90c y gallon.
NEW MAPLE SUGAR-lOc "a b.
bushel; peanuts, 81 5OD1 U.s. roasted; green.
41G6c - d; pecans. l6c q D.
ONION SETs-Fancy Erie, ss 00@9 10 "
bushel; Ohio and Pennsylvania, 81 DOGS 10.
PoULTRv-Alive-Chicke 50Q75c a pair:
Dressed-Turkeys, 49, a pound; ducks, l2Ql3c
pound, chickens, 12@l3c.
TALLow-Country, 4lc; city rendered 5Nc.
SEEDs-kecleaned " estern clover. S. OOQ
grass. 81 IS; millet, 70Q75c; lawn grass, 25c q
b
TROPICAL FRU1Ts-Lemons. 81 45O05 90; fancy,
IS on; Messina oranges, IS 2oQ3 IS box; Florida
So 0O@3 25 a box: navel oranges. 81 5OQ5 90;
| bananas, 81 rs firsts. So 90 good seconds.A y
bunch figs. l5@l6c u n; dates. 415@51lc y b;
pineapples. 10Ql5c apiece
seed potatoes, 81 5O92 90 " bushel; sweet pota-
toes. ss O0GS Is; cabbage, s506 q hundred; car
75c@Sl per barrel.
small crates, 81 0O92 25: kale, 25G35c a bushel;
spring spinach, 75c bushel; beans, IS SO
bushel; beets. 50@65c dozen; asparagus,
Soc dozen; Bermuda onions, 50 So a
bushel; Bermuda potatoes, sS SO per barrel:
tomatoes. "a so per case; lettuce, soc dozen;
radishes. 85c a dozen; rhubarb, Csc dozen;
onions 25c per dozen; peas, Sl@2 box.
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9psn- ,Ppsi High y. Low .ss Clos ,ns
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Reilly Claims the Columbus Club Official
Tempered With His Contract.

Reilly Claims the Columbus Club Officials
Tempered With His Contract.
1t seems that the Columbus club officials are
trying what they expect to be a smart dodge on
Third Baseman Reilly. The eontrac. thew
claim he signed with them was presented to
court at Cincinnati on Saturday with the
words national agreement" and all references
thereto erased by ink.
Referring to the matter yesterday Reilly
said: There were no erasures when signed
the contract and signed It being fully assured
that it was like all others; that is, that it gave
me all the benefits of the national agreement
Had thought otherwise certainly would not
have signed it,"
There will be a witness to testify that the
erasures had been made when Reilly signed
the contract. To this the counsel for Reilly
will contend in reply that il that was the case
the Columbus club knew 1t would repudiate
the agreement because the contract was
signed on a certain date, and the repudiation
occurred soon after If this was true Reilly
was deceived and fraud practiced upon him
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A REVIEW OF TRADE.
Garden Stuffs Improving in Quality
and Lower in Price.
DEMAND FOR CREAMERY DECLINES
The Week Proved Unfortunate to Bullish
Grain Dealers.
HIDEs AND HARNESS LEATHER SLOW
OFFICE OF PIrrsBuRo DISPATCH I
SATURDAY. Mayo !

OFFICE OF PrTrsBuRo DIsPAToH,l
SATURDAY, Maya
General Produce.
Themarked features Of the week in pro-
duce lines have been the impaired quality
and declining prices Of home raised garden
stuff. Radishes, green onions, asparagus
and rhubarb are lower in price and. better In
quality. The frosti Of Monday and Tuesday
served as partial check to the growth OF
garden stuf. but the damage was not serious.
About the only fruit that suffered serious
damage were early strawberries which were In
blossom. The first receipts Of Tennessee straw
and for day or two prices were down
rs low as 12c to l5c per quart
The week. however. closes with a firm demand
11tes AgOod GGay of oe esTFs ss
Florida potatoes of the season arrived in our
markets this week and are selling at 81 per bar
rel. The feature of dairy products has been
the great scarcity of new Ohio cheese. supply
is not half up to demand. Elgin creamery was
advanced Nc per pound at sources Of supply,
but is slow at the advance. Multitudes OF con-
able rates nearer home and the demand for
creamery has declined accordingly.
Grain and Hay.
In cereal lines the week past has been in
creasingly unfavorable to bulls. Prices have
been steadily declining. and the week closes
with spiritless market. A single day OF the
week recorded q drop of &c per bushel on
wheat Prices here now are fully 7c per bushel
below the highest point touched in April. Ear
corn has declined from 5@Sc per bushel during
| the week. Operators who bought July corn
during the latter part of April at prices well
on in the 80s can find little comforting in the
present outlook. The hay market has
| also weakened in the past few
| days, and promises to weaken more.
As farmers are now in the midst OF seeding,
receipts of hay have not been SO large this week
as they bid fair to be next week.
That there is plenty throughout this section
there Is no doubt, and, If our farmers had not
found Southern outlet for their abundant
hay crop. it would be selling much lower than
it is 1t is O rare thing under the sun when
Western Pennsylvania furnishes hay to the
cities of the far South, but such has been the
case this season.
Hides and Calf Skins.
Some dealers report slightly improved tone
to market for steer hides, and others report no
change.
1t is certain that light hides show no change
for the better. Quality of offerings begins to
improve with warm weather.
There is no longer any difference OF view be-
tween the Eastern and Wes ern dealers as to
values Until recently markets were strongest
in the West. Eastern ideas have won the day.
Ruling Quotations.
Following are prices paid by dealers and tan
ners for stock delivered here:
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winter, e6 z50s 90; fancy straight spring, S5 Is
@6 90; clear winter. IS 5005 IS; straight xxxx
bakers, IS 5005, IS Rye Hour, S 25@o 30
MiLnTEsD~No. ffd1iS [ White i rmiddlings, ~ 81 oo@
% % q ton; No. q white middlIngs. VS. 000
20 90; brown midilipes, s2l 50@2 10; winter
wheat bran, 90 50@2o co.
No. ], s11 2501i so; No. do. so 0o@lo %: loose
from wagon, 3l3 000l5 co. according 10 quality
10. o 2 prairie hay. 50 6OGs IS; packing Do " ~
.ssTTSAw-oats, IS oo0s IS; wheat and rye, q 50
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BIG SHOOTING EVENT.

The Youngstown Experts Have Arranged q
Tournament to Last Three Days.
.sprcrAL TrLreKAh TO THE pIsPkroH,
YOUNGSTOWN. O.. May 1o.-The Riverside
Gun Club has arranged for a shooting tourna.
ment to be held here June rs. 20 and ~. and
prominent sportsmen from Ohio and Pennsyl.
vania have accepted invitations to attend the
meeting and contest for the prizes
Q At the shoot yesterday afternoon, az rs blue
rocks from three traps. following was the score:
II. c. Fry 10: George Franklin, Is: n. Bald yin,
IL; John Hand, Daniel Parker, Charles Allen.
each II; A. w. Jones, B The second shoot
was won by Henry Fry, on score OF 10.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Tho Weakness OF Shares Results In the
Lowest Prices OF the Week-Unfayor-
able Monetary Conditions the
Leading Motive.

Leading Motive.
NEW YORK, MAY 9-The stock market was
active for the short session to-day, and the
weakness which has been the feature OF the
week eliminated in sharp declining In the last
half hour, when the lowest prices Of the week
were reached in all the leading shares. The
prime moving force in the market 10 now the
unexpectedly large shipments Of gold. and while
the weakness In the rates for foreign
exchange is regarded as indicating
an early end Of the gold ship
ments, the heavy drain on the resources Of the
banks has begun to be felt in the rates Tor
money, and operators find themselves unable
to carry the stocks with which they ars loaded
In many cases. Some of these shipments, how
which have prevailed for the last two months,
are said to have been brought about by the
same parties who succeeded In locking up
money last fall In order to lower the market,
and for the same purpose. There is no other
explanation OF the unusual outgo Of gold at
the low rates of exchange prevailing.
The market stated to-day with some press
ure to sell, apparently he remains OF yester-
days movement, but there were indications or
inside buying in Missouri Pacific, and OF buy.
ing of other stocks by operators who were
working for reaction when the market was
per cent higher than at present. This influ-
ence made ITSELF felt, and general rally OF
small proportions was brought about. Tho
bank statement. however, which was ex-
plus reserve of nearly 81, 100 600. and as 1t was
knawn to reflect only a portion OF to-day's
outgo of gold. the inference was that the
actual condition. Of the banks Is not SO favor.
able as indicated by the statement The selling
movement was resumed with increased vigor,
therefore, and even the strongest stocks
yielded readily, and almost all the first stocks
lost over per cent from the best prices OF the
early dealings
There was an effort to cover on the decline.
however and the buying in the last few minutes
actually steadied the market and brought
The following table shows the prices Of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yestsr.
day. Corrected daily for The DIsPATcH by
WHITNEY & STEPHENSON, oldest Pittsburg mem-
bers of the New York Stock Exchange. 81 Fourth
avenue:
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Coffee Markets.

NEW YoRK-Coffee options opened steady
unchanged to points up. closed steady
including May, i7.0OQlz95c; June, 1856
July. I7.75Glz80c; August 1z.35c; Septem
ber. 670c; October. 16l5c; December, i520c,
Spot-Rlo quiet and firm; fair cargoes, 20c
No z lS1[6IS5Sc
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CALLED A HALT.

Local Sunday Ball Players Arrested and
Placed Under Bail for Hearing.
The first Sunday game of baseball between
the Mansfield and the Pittsburg Amateur base
ball clubs was stopped yesterday morning by
the West End police and one of each club ar
rested.
As early as so'clock people from Mansfield
and Plttsburg began to assemble at the grounds
in Bigham's Hollow. Thirty-second ward. and by
10 o'clock fully 500 people had gathered at the
place. There was series of five games to be
played for $50 side Oficers Fred Wills and
James Gillespie, of the Thirty-sixth ward sta
tion, who are well posted in baseball matters,
heard Of the clubs arrangements and with sew
oral oneerss who were in citixen's clothes, were
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THE Giants ARE HERE.
Mutrie and His Tribe Of Bail Players Have
Come to Do Battle.

Come to Do Battle.
Jim Mutrie and his Giants are In the city,
and it Is needless 10 say that James IL about 10
confident Of carrying everything before him
as ]. Palmer O'Neil s certain that he
(Mutrie) won't. "Genial" James 10 again wear.
ing his oid-time smile. and It does o crank's
heart good TO see him. Nothing but the pen.
nant will do for James, and J. Palmer has also
bargained for 1t. A compromise may be ar
ranged to-day.
The Clan Is are in great shape. and they will
tackle the local team this afternoon at
o'clock. It is likely that either Sharrot or
Melch Csmiling Mickey viii pitch: Ii the
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Drygoods Market.

NEW YORK, May l0.-Busness in drygoods
was light There were no new features, but .
more confdenttone prevailed as to the manu-
facture, at least as regards operations for the
fall trade Agents made the price of merri-
mack shirting prints 4c, with small discount.
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Mining stock Quotations.

NEW YORK. May 9.-AlIce. $50; Adams Con-
eolidared, ITS; Belcher, 800; Chollar, $40; Con-
ka Consolidated, 1916; Gould and Curry. $50;
Hale and Norcross. $50; Homestake. 875; Horn
Silver. 365; Iron Silver, lc0; Mexican, 475: On
tar1o. $500; Plymouth, l96; Savage, $50; Sierra
NaYada 35o: Standard, 100.
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They're Homo Again.

The local ball team returned home yesterday
from Cincinnati. Pitcher Stratton was with
them. They were all in good trim. None Of
the club officials could be seen relative to the
battery for to-day's game or any Information
regarding the team. &.
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Fam. FOR che NAV Fe.tixal-

cents TO S9o-a wonderful assortment here.
japanese, Paris and Vienna made.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
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A QUESTIONABLE DODGE.

Cincinnati at Wash'ton. Columbus at Boston.
Louisville at Phils phia. st. Louis at Baltimore
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Turpantine Markets.
Wool Markets.

NEW YoRK-Rosn duh and steady; strained,
common to good 81 65@I 70. Turpentine quiet
and steady at 3911@3g3zc.
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NEW YORK-Wool Steady and dull; dom estic
fleece. A037c; pulled. 2S0S3c; Texas, 17024c.
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To-Day's Association Schedule.

Washington 10, ST. Louis s: Baltimore Is; Louis
willie 6; Athletics 4, Columbus o; Boston 4 CincIn.
matt s.
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Guimp and Blouses

Guimp and Biouses
For misses and children. Don't miss see
ing this great line Special values.
A. G.. CAMPBELL b Sons.
% Fifth avenue
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MISUNDERSTANDING up your trade
in beer by using Iron City beer. It il q
great fayorite. Telephone 11S6,
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80 dozen mems French balbriggan vests
and drawers, 81 90 each. These goods are
worth 81 25.
A. q. CAMPBELL & Sons,
T Fifth avenue.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Condition of the Markets at the East Lib.
erty Stock Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH,
2ATI1RnAY MavQ

OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DIsPATOH,I
SATURDAY, May8
Cattle Receipts, TIA head; shipments, 420
head: nothing doing. all through consignments;
car cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs - Receipts. 1850 head; shipments, $50
head: market firm: Philadelphia IS y005 40;
best Workers and mixed, S. 1906 80; pigs, 81 25
a. rs; 4 cars of hogs shipped last night; Q to-
head; market SLOW at yesterdays prices
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Following are prices paid by dealers and tan
ners for stock delivered here:
Harness Leather.

The movement in this line is still slow.
While there are no large accumulations Of
stock in the hands OF our home tanners, bust.
ness is reported duh, with prices unchanged.
Following are prices established by Allegheny
tanners:
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sALooNKEEPERs-Bui ND your trade
in beer by using Iron City beer. It isa
great favorite. Telephone 1186.
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SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.
The League.
To-Day's League Schedule.
The Association

New York al Pittsburg. Boston at Chicago.
Phil l'phis at Cleveland. BROOKLYN at Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia Stocks.

Closing quotations Of Philadelphia stocks fur
nlshed bv whitney Stephenson, brokers, 10. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New YORK Stock Ex-
change;
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
.-s, aps-7-MwFsu
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Mems Balbriggan Underwear.

NEW YoRK-Pig iron quiet; American. sls@
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HOME SECURITIES.
Business Satisfactory and the Leaders Score
Further Advances.

Local stocks were fairly active and strong last
week. The volume of business was smaller
than that of the previous week, but the range
was WIDER There were some new features no.
tably in the street railway list. which added to
the interest Total sales were 2729 shares,
against g. 1856 the week before.
Closing prices Saturday. as compared with
those OF the previous Saturday, show advances
in Pipeage. Wheeling Gas Central Traction,
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EIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO..
Ia III and l23 Fourth ave.,
Canital l,00 mn Fall ,,,id

INsUREs TITLES TO REAL ESTATE.
Acts in all fduciary capacities. Deals In relia-
BILE investment securties. Rents boxes in its
superior vault from IS per annum upward,
Receives deposits and loans only on mort
cages and approved collaterals
JOHN B. JACKSON. Prest.
JAMES J. D0NNELL Vice Pres't,
mySlA-N G. B. GcVAY, sec'y and TreaA