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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
C1osing Bond Quota.lon..
Bank Clearipgs.

NEW ORLEANs-Clearings to-day, 81, ,6A, SIG
CHIoAGo-The clearfpgs of the banks were
&20,0l4 000 New York exchange was firm at
Soc premium. Rates for money were steady at
615@6 per cent Sterling exchange was steady
and unchanged.
rCINGINNATISMoney ssner as 4Qo per cent.
Olearings, $l2, 405 500 For the week, 81. .8l8 250
for the corresponding week last year, Sl2. $50.
NEW YoRK-Clearings, sle7, 2ss, 2ss: balances,
$,I1, ,3M. For the week, Ciearings, S779, ,265 400;
balances, s87, ,552,948.
BosToN-Clearings, s1s649. .7s2; balances g.
6l6.853 Money, b06 per cent Exchange on
New York, par to 20 cents discount. For the
week. clearfngs sl04 853. 27l; balances. Sill IT'S.
2l7. For the corresponding week last year,
clearings. s1l3. 3.4A. 11S; balances. Sl1. .9l0 022.
PHMApELPHIA-Cleartng s17,00l.217; bal
ances, 81, IL, 1872 For the week ending to-day,
clearings. S8S, ,309 5S5; balances, $l0,6 326
Money, 4D5 per cent.
BALT1MoRE-Clearings. s2S21, ,4lS; balances,
$SS5,26l. Money, 6per cent
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was not in sympathy with the advance and
might possibly put forth some plan before the
meeting Of Western managers in this city next
week that might be rejected. Mr.. Gould has
certainly not been pushing his stecks or appar-
entity contributing to the momentum Of the
market. If 1t goes up 1t will be with NO thanks
to him; 1t will show that the body OF profes-
sionals and the public are more powerful than
one single man. This is . fact, however, that
/ needed no demonstration.
To-day's market,was really surprise. We
are bulls, as we have been for month, but re-
actions must come to solidify the market, and
we will probably see q reaction early next
week, but IL is BY no means certain. Too many
people are bul1ish for any serious decline; all
reactions bring in buyers.
Silver to which We referred yesterday and
recommended, gave good account of itself
to-day. We still consider it purchase. Il
ought TO 20 to 102 or LOB at least this month.
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/. O. G. r.

West Manchester Lodge received three new
members at its last meeting.
Grand Secretary Charles E. Steel leaves for
Scotland on the 18th as q delegate to the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge.
SteubenviIe Lodge is booming, and will move
into new and larger hall next Tuesday even-
Ing. Its membership is increasing rapidly.
Brother John G. Allsopp. Past Chief Templar
OF Enterprise Lodge, of Banksville. Pa. ex-
poets to sail for Europe on the 9th. He has the
well wishes of all members OF the lodge.
Brother A. H. Leslie left for Scotland this
week, where he is going to attend the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge. About 200 other dele
gates will follow on the 18th. The order will be
represented by delegates from all over the
world.
at Odd Fellows Hall. Beaver avenue. Allegheny,
and had six limitations. This lodge will meet
hereafter at Wagner's Hall. corner Beaver and
Washington avenues, Allegheny, on the FIRST,
second, third and fifth Saturdays of the month.
Enterprise Lodge of Good Templars, of
Banksvile, mas elected the following officers:
Chief Templar, Charles Campbell; Vice
Templar, Thomas Wyse: Secretary David Nor
ran; Financial Secretary. Anna B. Fenton;
Treasurer, Samuel Williams; Chaplain, Ida Hol.
land; Marshal, George Perry.
Willow Grove Lodge elected the following
officers: Chief Templar, James Fowkes; Vice
Templar, Alice Wilkins; Secretary, Daisy
O'Neill; Financial Secretary. William knight;
Treasurer, s. Fowkes; Marshal, A. Anderson;
chaplain, Cora Holbrook; Inside Guard, Will
Sam Jack; Outside Guard, Lizzie Baird; Past
Chief Templar, A. NJ. Foster.
Friendship Lodge No. 147 elecred the follow
ing officers: Chief Templar, K. Terwilliger;
Vice Templar, A. Fellows; Secretary, John H.
Orth; Financial Secretary, Charles Ray; Treas
urer, ]. Wittenburg; Chaplain, Miss Lizzie
Street; Marshal, Eva FehOck; Inside Guard.
Eva Stanberry; Outside Guard. ]. T. johnson;
Lodge Deputy, William Dickinson.
Lawrence Lodge L o. 6. I. elected the fol-
lowing officers al irs last meeting: Chief Tenn
plar, John Simpson; Vice Templar, l. Bott;
Secretary, Thomas N.key:Financial Secretary
c. Hc1nson; Treasurer. E. Ray; Marshal, T.
Alston; Chaplain, Mrs. Key; Inside Guard F.
Douglass, Outside Guard, o. Beet; Superinten-
dent Juvenile Temple, Mrs.Key; Lodge Deputy,
e. Ray.
West Manchester Lodge elected the follow
ing officers last Saturday evening: Chief Tenn.
plar, William G. Holman; Vice Templar, w.
n. Kirk; Chaplain, Roy r. Thorne: Secretary,
q. {. McGaw; Financial Secretary, Jesse b.
Johnston; Treasurer, Charles w. Robinson;
Marshal, Harry Hinson; Guard, Joseph Kirk;
Sentinel John Mather; Lodge Deputy, E. N,
Parker; Past c. T., w. S. Bigger.
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SALIENT PoINTs
How Local Stocks Look to Those Who Ar,
Handling Them.

How Local Stocks Look to Those Who Are
Handling Them.
A. J. Lawrence d Co., in their weekly letter
reviewing the local stock market, say: 'The
signs of improvement noted In our last letter
became more clearly defined during the week,
and more confidence has been displayed by in.
vestors than at any previous time this year.
Not only have the gains established early in
the week been maintained. but the market
closes with an advancing tendency.
Investors have shown o decided preference
for he street railway securities. and all Of
them, except Pittsburg and Birmingham,
advanced from small fractions to S3 and "a per
share, the latter in Citizens Traction. The
arguments In favor Of this class Of stocks GER
tainly appeal very strongly to the judgment Of
business and therefore have no doubtful ac-
counts or bills receivable. Their income is not
afected by depression In trade, by short crpos,
Ds OF by srngsnc for the
lation is ever on the increase. The one argu-
ment against them has been EercapitalizatiOn,
but the STEADY increase in traffic has in a large
measure neutralized the force of this objection,
nrm. The capitalization OF these companies
represented By present prices is . mere baga-
telle compared with their par value. and We
have reason to believe that the attention Of
Eastern capitalists has been attracted to this
phase of our gas plants. A considerable
amount of the Philadelphia Company stock
sold during the past six weeks has been taken
by the East, fact which has been signid-
cantly commented upon.
The ensuing week will be especially interest.
Ing In the Development likely to occur in
Westinghouse Electric and Philadelphia Com.
pany. Mr. Westinghouse arrived home ON
Saturday and Is doubtless prepared to crafty
the public curiosity as to the outcome Of his
negotiations in behalf of Electric, which holds
Its annual meeting on Monday morning. It
would be futile to guess what that outcome
may be, but in any event we reiterate the
opinion that the preferred stock will displace
the common In the market
The Philadelphia Company will also hold Its
annual meeting on Monday, and the effects Of
Q promised favorable statement were seen
Saturday In an advance to l3sf6l83<, the high
est price Of the week. All In all, the outlook
leading specialties. ~ we'll 90 In the better
Issues Of bonds.
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ARrIcLHA

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm and unchanged. No. spring
wheat 81 041s@l 05; No. spring wheat, 81 0O0
l Oh; No. red. 81 0591 OF; No. 2 corn. CSC;
No. oats, 524c; No. white 5611@5s1lc; No.
barley nominal: No. 8. T. o. b. 7s@7se; No.
4 +. o. b., zoo; No. I haxsesd. 81 1s1S;
prime timothy seed. 81 N@l %. Mess pork.
Short RIB sides Qoose). 50 20@1 rs; dry
salted shoulders (boxed), IS zoos Is; short
clear sides tboxed). So 6506 rs Sugars un.
changed. On the Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market was steady And unchanged.
Eggs, H0IShc.
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on North avenue, and extending through 2N
feet to S0-root street, located at Emsworth.
Pittsburg. F1 Wayne and Chicago Railway,
for 81 O00
VI. r Nipple q co. sold for Mr.. John Fish
ering lot 50xI50 on the north side of Center
avenue, Baum's Grove plan, Twentieth ward.
for $500. The price does not include paving
and grading.
Charles Somers q Co. sold to John ]. White,
Esq, residence property situated on Reed
street near Center avenue. Thirteenth ward.
consisting of ground comprising about three
quarters OF an acre with . house Of ten rooms,
for $l2, 900.
g. A. Saint sold to John Burkman lot 20xl00
feet ON Washington street, near Ninth street.
Braddock, for ST. 100.
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ton Is this exquisitely nodded blade Of
greenish jade belonging to the stone are
branded with walrus tusk. You can
hardly find more admirably formed weapon
among the products of modern cutlery ware.
Most curious of the modern tools here Is the
sailors knife, square at the end instead Of
pointed, to prevent stabbing in row or the
dangerous falling Of the weapon from alofl.
Its blade drops out from the end of the
handle when catch is touched, so that jack
can hold rope with one hand and open the
knife, for service without the need Of I'm
gers0
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MARKETS BY WIRE.
A Field Day for Bears-An Grains and
Provisions Close at Nearly the Low.
est Days Notch-Slight Revivals

est Days Notch-Slight Revivals
Followed by Reactions.
CHIcAGo-Weakness was the predominant
feature in all of the trading pits on Change to-
day. The result Of the days trading Is loss
In the value Of the July option-the leading
future in all articles-in comparison with yes
terday's close. of l1sc in wheat. nc in corn. 10
in oats E1lo in pork. loo in lard and loo in ribs
All Of the early news was bearish, and
wheat developed SO much weakness dur
ing the first half hour that It could not re-
cover during the rest Of the session. Crop
reports were uniformly favorable and receipts
continued enormous. There was some uneasi-
ness over the financial outlook In the East, and
the exports for the last week and the last ten
months comparo cd very unfavorably with those
of the corresponding period year ago.
Under these influences July opened mt 81 05N
against 81 06L at the'close yesterday, and sold
Tse 9 ss tnss of s
which had been delivered sold rather depre-
ciated values. and the premium Of May over
July was considerably narrowed; AS the SEES
received, On the strength Of this wheat rallied
to q W. but saggsd Of and closed near the
Corn was as weak As wheat. the result of
weaker cables, the weakness in wheat, long
selling. and q promise Of continued heavy
receipts. July opened ut 63H and under steady
followed on purchases to cover, and then an
other recession to the lowest point Of the Gay,
625E at which it closed.
Oats opened weak. in sympathy with wheat
and corn. Holders fearing to keep 1t over Sum-
day threw 1t on the market and caused break.
July opened at 4S3194sZc, against 1880 at the
close yesterday. and the price broke TO 47Xc.
price rallied 30 4s16c, but renewed free offerings
drove It down again to 47ssc, and it closed 10
better than that.
Provisions were heavy throughout the ses-
sion. The ruling influences were the weakness
in cereals, heavy receipts and the enormous
stocks Of hog products on hand. 4.
The leading futures ranged as FOLLOWS. Is cor
rected by John II. Oakley q Co., 45 xth street,
members of Chicago Board of Trade:
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soarIatIna in tn. East End.

Thirty-two deaths were reported to thu
Bureau of Health for the first two days Of
May. OF this number two were caused BY
grip, eight By pneumonia and two BY
cerebro-spinal meningitis. Yesterday i've
new cases Of scarlatina and three of diph
iberia were reported. OF the seaflatini
cases four are members oftheiRsheY family.
OF 728 Copeland street.
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LOCAL LIVE STOCK.

Condition Of Markets at East Liberty Stock
Yards.
0TyfCH OF PITTsBUEa DisPATcH,l
SATURDAY. Maya
Cattle-Reoeipts, l,o29 head, shipments, 908
head; nothing doing; all through consignmsnts;
NO cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Rsceipts, $500 head; shipments. 8I0o
head; market dull: Philadelphias, S6 25G5 30;
best Yorkers and mixed, 81 75Q5 10; pigs 81 90
"a 50; 9 cars hogs shipped to New York to-
day.
sheep-Receipts, L4o0 head; shipments I,4O0
head; market nothing doing; all through con-
signments.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
INCENSE IN TIE HOME
If It Is Used at All the Chinese Sticks Are
Preferable.

Preferable.
New York Times1.
If on entering fashionable drawing room
faint. spicy. fragrant odor is perceived,
look around for some odd Swinging vessel
and know that 1t is an incense burner and the
perfumed air Is charged from its depths.
Most of the incense used in drawing rooms
is the Chinese sort, which comes in sticks.
Some bousekeepers however, affect the
Algerian, the real. churchy sort, and one
almost looks, ON catching its altar flavor,
for robed acolytes and chanting priests.
The Chinese undoubtedly il to be preferred
for pure worldly use, a. its aroma il not 30
distinctively religious. Any incense burn
ing in private houses, simply for effect,
must be set down as caprice in question
able taste.
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banks, issued yesterday, shows the following
exchanges. Reserve, increase. el66 l76; loans,
legal tenders, ncrease, 81 0aO 300, deposits, de-
crease &2986 800; circul alton, increase, 50, 800
The banks now hold 81. .4l3 425 above the re-
Quirement of the Is per cent rule.
Money on caII ut New York yesterday was
easy, ranging from to A per cent, last loan
4, closed offered at l. Prime mercantile
paper 4@6. Sterling exchange quiet and
steady at "a S511& for 60-day bills and S4 SO for
demand.
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THE WEEK IN Oh
Lifeless n q Quaker Meeting. but Better
Figures Made

Lifeless % q Quaker Meeting. but Better
Figures Made.
The oil market again failed to surprise the
trade yesterday by sale. Cash oil opened at
69H bid and finished. at Il For June "a was
bid here and 7S at Oil City. which place fur
nlshed all the steam the market had.
The week was dull throughout, ono Of the
dullest. in fact, on record. only about 10000
barrels exchanging hands The highest price
was II and the lowest 6511. The final bid, as
compared with that of the previous Saturday,
shows a gain of nearly 8 cents.
Field news of the week was rather bullish,
but this was Offset by monopoly manipulation,
SO that the full effect was not realized. Bus
the scarcity OF offerings shows that faith In i'm.
provement is still entertained by the sanguIne
element of traders and producers.
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down ON TIE WHARF.

THE Keystone State VIII arrive tonight from
Cincinnati.
THE Congo left at O'Clock last evening for
Cincinnati
THE. marks on the Monougahela whar.
showed Q feet 6 inches last evening,
The Courier arrived from and departed for
ParkersburH. on its regular weekly trip.
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Mining stock Quotations.

NEW YORK. May 2-Alice. l55; Adams Con.
Rolidated, l70; Belcher, $50; Best and Belcher,
800; Bodie, ITO: Consolidated California and
Virginia, 1700; Deadwood T., Ito: Eureka Con-
soidated, $50; Gould and Curry. $40; Hale and
Norcross, 34O Homestale. s75; Horn Silver, 345;
Iron Silver. leo; Mexican, $50; Ontario. $500;
Ophir. 800; Plymouth, 1S0; Standard. 100; Union
Consolidated, 426
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EVOLUTION OF THE KNIFE.
The Developmsht Of This Useful Impls
ment From the sharpened Flint

The Developments OF This Useful 1mple-
ment From the sharpened Flint
washington star.y
'sThis case full Of implements which We
have newly placed on exhibition is designed
to show the Developments of the tool which
we call the knife, beginning from the
earliest times" said Prof. Mason at
the National Museum. "First you
observe, is the fragment Of flint which
the savage split BY banging it on
top with stone hammer into number Of
fakes. The rmaller ones we're used for ar
row points and the bigger ones for knives,
their edges being split of 50 sharp that you
might almost shave with some OF them.
Next you see the flint fake inserted into
handle OF split wood or bone, and, further
improvements, the fastening of this prImi-
tive knife in the handle by the rosin of
trees and by cord Of one sort or another
bound around - secure Il
"Ths msst beautiful kniis b TIE ssIlss-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
Other Oil Markets.

CLEVELAND. May 2-Petroleum quiet; snow
white, lilo: exc: "A gasoline. SIC; s6 gasoline,
l2c; SO naphtha, 611c.
NEW YORK, May 2 - Petroleum had q
slight spasm Of activity to-day, opening strong
and advancing lssc on Western buying: Then
the market reacted sharply. and closed steady.
I2c; lowest, zoe; closing, Tic. June option
Opening. 7034c; highest, 72ssc; lowest 7Oszc;
closing. Tic. Lima oil: Opening, lSc; highest,
1870; lowest, lSc; closing, S1dc. Total sales,
81, 900 barrels.
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apaT.MwFsu
THE AFTER MATH.
LA GRIPPE AND Its AFTER EFFEcTs. Now
THE PROPER TIME FOR SPECIAL TREAT
MENr By DR.. BYERs' METHOD.

Many people were no doubt surprised that
DR.. Byers let so good an opportunity as the "LA
Grippe afforded to advertise himself and his
practice 20 by, when the papers were full Of ad1
vertisements of empirical treatments and
patent medicine cure-alls But his time to
speak had not yet arrived. He goes on the
principle never to advertise treatment for any
disease unless he is sure he can do some good,
and all nose and throat specialists know thaE
during the acute iDflammatory stages Of la
grippe local treatment was worse than useless.
Nearly one-half of all DR.. Byers catarrhal
patients suspended treatment by his advics
during the epidemic. as he considered 1t imper-
alive for them to stay CLOSELY indoors. This
honest stand on his part has won him the cor
ddence Of all rl9ht-thinking patients.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

From Present Appearances the 81 Louis
Market Has About Reached Bottom.
pPEcrAL TEL EeRAM TO THE DrsPArcH.i
sT. LOUIS, May 2-Rogers,B Brown q Meacham
say: There has been no radical change in this
market for several weeks The month Of April
shows sales In some instances at even lower
prices tnan the previous months. But con-
sumption was so light, and the furnaces having
scarcely recovered from the recent light money
MARKET that collections were slow. Prices
were cut to move some of the accumulation OF
stock on hand for prompt cash. From the
present indications it appears that the bottom
has been reached, and buyers who do not take
advantage of the present low market may re-
gret 1t in a few weeks under ordinary circum-
stances. The furnaces would not accept orders
which leave SO little margin. We quote for
cash f. o. b. st. Louis;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

| Hm c. Byers. n. D., No. Es1 Penn Apsnxs
Graduate Jefferson Medical Cotle0s
Philadelphia.
Now is the proper time to take special treat
ment for Ia grippe and its after effects. such 40
nasal catarrh, bronchitis catarrhal pneumonia
incipient consumption, chronic coughs. etc,
ETC., as the acute Infiammatory symptoms have
given way to the sub-acute and chronic forms
In stubborn cases of chronic coughs, and In
consumption, DR.. Byers continues to use the
pneumatic cabinet treatment with satisfactory
results.
ELECTRICITY IN SPECIAL DIsEAsEA
DR.. Byers and his associates have employed
electricity in the treatment OF suitable cases
continuously during the past six years with
considerable benefit. When carefully and
scientifically applied there is no doubt OF its
great therapeutic value in certain chronic all
ments, such as muscular rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, partial paralysis and nervous affections
This branch Of DR.. Byers practice 10 in charge
of an experienced specialist, . graduate Of the
well-known Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Of New York.
1PER MONTH.
All cases will be treated for s. per month, n
cluding medicine, until July ]. Parties taking
treatment before that time will be treated -
the same fee until cured
DR.. Byers gives bis personal attention 70 all
diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat and lungA
All nervous diseases, skin diseases, eczema,
hives, pimples, blotches, etc, blood diseases,
scrofufs, rheumatism and all kidney, bladder
and rectal troubles successfully treated By An
experienced associate specialist.
ONCE No al Penn avenue. Established 1B66
Hours, A. NJ till 4P. N; ,. n. till eP. II.
Sunday forenoon only. Out Of town patients
write for symptom blank for home treatmens
for catarrh. N.Y. sSu
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The Moon and the Barometer. r''

By q comparison of records extending over
a number of years, it has been concluded
that the moon has an influence in lowering
the height of the barometer in the months
from September to January at the time Of
full moon, and in raising it during the first
other months
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'Ex-divfden
WALL STREET POINTERS.

bufpfIbS OkDou " ksIB0 Wh02 0 Bfoak
Was Expected.
That bulls a. well - bears are sometimes de-
ceived In shown in the following. wired to John
N. Oakley q Co.,
The Judgment from surface indications again
proved deceptive. The bulls agreed last night
that the market was likely to be lower. but who
expected it TO immediately develop sharp
rally within half an hour? ~
The heavy gold engagements OF Yesterday ex-
cited fears Of larger drain than had been
counted on. At this season-May-the Bank Of
England is always subject % heavy drain for
Scotland account Yesterday afternoon the
sailing of 0opld steoks excits1 the fear that he
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sEx-diyidend,

At New York yesterday the total sales Of
stocks were l9,076 shares, including; Atchi-
son, 200; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
zoos; Louisville and Nashville. 4,055, Mis-.
souri, Pacific, $500; Northern Pacific, pre-.
ferred, 1850; Richmond ana West Point,
l,62O; ST. Paul. 1850; Union Pacific, 1000.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

All communications for this department
should be mailed to reach THE DISPATCH 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, 1891-05-03

FOR strengthening and clearing the voice, use
"brown's Bronchial Trochss.' 81 have COM
mended them 70 friends who were public speak
ArS snd they have proved extremely seryicesble. -
-Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

SICK HhADAcnr- cn.r-o.r.r.. ll..,. Liver Pin.
SICK AEADAcHE-c.rter'. Little Liver PHI.
SICK HEADACHE carter. Little Liver rlns
sioA sAADA0HE-o -oArssr's Lisus liver rnlA
aolb-TrsBu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
Boston Stocks
Philadelphia Stocks,

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks fur.
nlshed bv whitney & Stephenson, brokers, n Q. 81
Fourth avenue Members New YORK STOCK N-
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MONEY MARKET.

Interest Rates Clipped Slightly ~ an In
duoement to Borrowers.
FUNDS were in large supply all week. and at
the close Of business yesterday there was q
largo surplus for which no employment could
be found. Interest rates, as previously re-
marked, have weakened and the extremes may
be quoted at 63f07 per cent
The Clearing House statement for the day ID
satisfactory, but that for the week, ~ compared
with the previous week, shows loss Of about
s2,o00. .00Q The labor strike should be held re-
sponsible for this. as there was nothing else to
bring it about. In a general way the outlook
at the close of the week was batter than at the
beginning.