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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TroR SALE-53 ACRES, LARGE HOUSE; ORIGI-
nal oak grove large orchard Of various fruits three
miles iron Washington city at r. r: station suitable
for suburban home subdivision; in order settle
AZ stsse will sell 70 highest bidder, premises May
$50 O'Clock p easy terms. For further
intormation see or address JAMES E. CLEMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

EOR sSALE-BUY PRETTY HOME. NORTH
H.. kensington II miles from Washington; 63rSo.si
Information apply to J. EDGAR SMITH. 4OS 58hask
NV ap25in, w&s. R1t :.
ENOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE On
Anacostia Heights overlooking city and river:
frame house nine rooms. with bath; heated by f,r.
mace I. J. PUTNAM, IS Franklin ST., Anacostia.
u. Z. my6-1m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

Bumner BchoOI EnteFtAtnmeuSr "
The pupils Of the Sumner eighth grade of the
public schools Of the District Of Columbia gsve
literary and musical entertainment, wh5uk
was unique in many Of its features, in TIE Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church last Friday even
ing, commencing ct Q O'Clock. Those Who de-
served special mention were Bessie ButIsf,
Albert Bradford, 0ttie Brooks and Eva Robin
SON The mock triAi, entitled The Great
Watermelon Case" wss . decided hit T,e
different selections rendered on the phosegssph
were heartily applaudsd- A full houss W.
neesed the entertainmen1 h- ~ y
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PUfSX% IS Ea. Sidh as.'sa ss tar
FORT MYER HEIGHTS,
It than the northeast or northwest sections
Oh the city and only ID minutes ride from center Of
DID YOU EVER THINK OF THAT,
ns Arng y%y estate which
quarters e the cavalry which is stationed at the cap
itai and the proposed experimental gardens Of the
PPkkEJJT! GSTTAdEs BENG ERECTED.
ELECTRic HALLWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
The Washington and, Arlington electric railwsss
WI, Which is now under construction through center Il
s sa2s R "a II s NSRFERAJ5oS. 5r ,so
POWER HOUSE Is COMPLETED. y 1o,-
This section is rapidly advancing in deveieps6sns
villas s. homes s IN he o. sns most
rd BUY now and get the benent Of improvements
ROBINSON 4 LODGE, Tss
Sole Managers Of Fort Myer HeiRRts.. - :.
mys Us sa and r es aslFn e n eSiisifss
For sALE.A FINE FARM OF 20 ACRES. -FOUR
IN miles west OF this city one mile from Falls Church
ass'ss sassas a: s', ss y: :se
. 0s's .,'' Per '''' 'is.' 'iERh m ses
EOR SALE OR ExCHANGR-TAKOMA PARK.
'eis sssn sMo sss
SIX nrepaces and crates elegant wood msntes nearly
mutt Ssssr eeed G barn. aSssfs
DaS nv cs :s =.
I reoiispd lot i5o xisS sSsGs .ss 1ssss! so.f3
Paef. Sa:soo q cav sssna xppS 70 L = n is6.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR SALE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LOT on
kenesaw ave. between 18th and 18th Sta 50x156;
2f1sc the greatest bargain on the market. CHAS,
EARLY, COB 18th st. myl9-,H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

DUGAN BUTLER
myl4-3 COO st. nv.
L,OR sALE-0NLY o. 600 EACH. SOME GOOD
u 2story 5Ioom bricks on Navy place" s.e. bet.
b. n. WARNER CO..
myl4-8 (1442b GIG o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

CyoR sALE-A DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED 8
story and cellar IL and bath brick With al
modern improvements, on 1lth st. n bet L and n
iot 25lloo 70 alley Get permit end inspect Price.
mylA13s casa 6l6 = Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

EsOR SALE WEST wASHINGTON)-
II 2730 Poplar 81 NV, 1913 :35th Ut, 2 fr cot
A. {, 15x15. $500 tages, and Or. lot
36S q nv. 81 br. lot - 10xl 4S ~. 900
20xl0l 5o02gl3 g y, sr. mi. BIZ.
34o1 q NV, Sr #. lot lot 20x100. alley. 1000
2Ax12Q to alley. g. 100 3343 Prospect ave (cor-
1877 sd q NV. n br. nerl NV. Tor br, IN |,
lot 2Sx130 1000 lot 5x9o; alley. q. 500
3906-S ct pw. Or each. 1871 p ct nv, ar br. IN
II, lot 28x15. alley 500 lot 20 In. lilo g. 500
3s05 p ct nv. Tor By. 1901 35th st nv. tcor-
ss6s = It nv Tor - " !. lot Sosloo! =, 1000
and store. m |: 4. 900 1880 Of nv, 11r br.
3e01 u nv. Tor b. nj. lot 26x120, 1900
m i..,.....-.......4 4. 600 BIS N st NV, 11r hi
l411 SD ct, 12r b. m MI lot a0xl20. 10. 600
l.. los 23.50xlSQ. lS167 g NV, GROOM
alley ..........-..b, 100 frame lot 1891 600
CHARLES n. FICKLIN0.
aDlo-Sm 12z6 SD st. .. y.
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FIFTEEN SIX-ROOM
TWO-STOkY BRICK HOUSES,
PRICE. q: $50 AND ". 500 EACH.

Now 10 the time to make your choice. the houses
are fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms bath. large closets and pantry in kitchen la
trobe in parlor and open fireplace heater in dining
room; finished in hard oil with cabinet and slate
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast which is being
improved with pavement curbs and sidewalks.
McLACHLES 4 BATCHELDER.
my2 Corner 10th and G SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

EPOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
lot-seyeral broom brick houses on King st. ne. ;
only q, 200 each each rented for Sl0 per month |;
small cash payment required; balance monthly.
YESTERDAY 3 MALLERY,
ap1R-lm ga q paridc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

FoR sALE-HoUss66sssTT ur,sr
i11sI5 and III NJ 5os 10th s.. H. 5r 81 500
1t, b, 10 \ 6r 90 QUO Ea5. 1:47 and 1349
81, sl3 and 5SyH X st, h. Or. each. ], 200
st. h, Or. each. 8. 600 Ala st, H. 5r. 1000
30. 9Th st. b b, Or. 5000 Hope ave. b h, A. 800
9Q9el1 st, H. Or. :, 800 E2O7 4th st. b, Ar 500
Al ) l. st. h. Or. LOCO
Alley bt 6th& 7th, g
aud L, b h, 3r. L. 800
01s $50 Nd ave- 600 ~ l ls ssa
lii4 and lilo 9th st, anu .o. 81 H. 8 800
bh. 7r. and in 404 and 4O6 s Cap ST.
$50 i3ji st. h. m i. l:A3 18th 81, 5 il. LOW
or................... oUUU
N ia yG5 YsEs Boundary. IN.
eS 81. h, lar. 1876 iiis Il St. h. ir 1855 1855
IFS 18th st. b. Or =, o,> 500 9th st. b h. m 1,
11s i,'i t. tstf tOoO 81 tI St. 400
25Est. Il. iiI. $500 81 and y 81 Defrees St. s'o'
~ "a G st. h. m l., 70 oco b h, q each :. $50
1l2s 9Th ct. b b. 81. 5000 and SITS b h. 81 l. 500
The above is only portion of the property on my
books. For null list call Office for bulletin issned on
the lst and 18th. Gmy1Ol THOS Z. WAGGAMAN.
EOR sALE-NEw HOUSES. REDUCED TO "a, 200,
Hs and 04l Z St r. e.; Is feet front; z rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

L,OR SALE-ELEGANT NEW LIMESTONE
Il bay and balcony front 10 rooms steam heat open
crates electric gssx sneakin tubes all the latest
/ throughout lot Is 911O # neixhbUrhood hrstclass
and white minutes from Conn cars; r st.
2lst n Any reasonable Offer for property Of this
character will be considered. The Owner.
g. T. wELLMAN 4 CO.,
rnv1GRf Or Oh w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

EQR SALE = MAT GROOM COTT1GRoIN
nrookapd. lot 50xl 80 With sade and Wster; 6osf6
pytc4 ~ SO On easy tssma AppE 70 Z. T. fAlR0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

ENOR SALE-I HAVE A NUMBER OF WELLrLO-
Gated lots east Of Lincoln Park which am author
lied to sell at the low price OF "a cents per So it.
h I, LEOPOLD, s.w. cor. 18th and F SITS. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Tor SALES. f. COR sTH AND F SIS n E.. 3
lots near and herdc lines; suitable for imme-
$. cor 18th and sts n W. mylf,-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
gornlrn Real estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-DwelliDgs
"A Tor sale o. 10 let; large assortment Of
handsome building sites terms easy.
TUBES & TAYLOR. > BeeEman-~L. y. Y.
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Real estate to Gxrbansc


Il IEST-CLASS private houses near Once
1 IN exchange for. lots. STEVENS
sth-ase., corner SDd-st
WE HAVE desirable country places and
" ferns TO exchange for city property
sn1 farms. FOLSOM BkOTHERS, SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

A TENTS AND CASNASSLBS male OF
"A female IS 10 e. daily profit sure
e, pefieuce unnecessary; no taking 70
eured exclusive terrltQ.y given. III. ar.
ocular, acdsets /. PUTNAM d CO.. Wesl
Winsted. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
t:urnishco fIai tllantr0

ELAT.-FOuI lght rooms. furnished -
L unlurnl. she'd for two ladies Glow 23d-
st references; rent reasonable. Address
T.. c., bon g. Tribune once.
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tjclp tnanIeo.

A TENTS AND CANVAssEKs male CT
"A female % TO .. daily profit sure;
sS ca.r, : seasss. 'F PEiUfXAH CO..
NlnsteG. Conn.
Males.
A MAN WANTED on salary, about 30
"A ,eags old. who undcrfsndf collecting
i the city. oI one who can learn quickly.
Apply personally ~ 2Ol is-t l"'h--t.
ITMrE4. SALESMAN intelligent AID
a industrou- famlla- WITH yellow pine
and geucal building trade, u habits ar
regular, can obtain permanent situation WIN
wcll-kntwn firm bY Immediately addic-.ihr
LUMBER. PoX 10. Tribune Once. stating
salary aud references.
ID OOkKETpi:K.- Young man. familiar
ID win double entity. -. assistant; ~.
ACdres giving references, OffOtI NJ
~. Tribune once.
C7NEEGErIC married man, about 2s'
II wanted. with some general bu'IH' -
ability. to enter our line; rlglt party WIZ
Dc fully instructed. with we" 20 t'kn,P
charge Of otncfs salary paid Apply per
,onally at 2Ol East lOth-
IL yoI ARE .sccking employment or
wish to make a chang, call a. Lir %
established aud reliable NV YIN
.GTNCY. nor luon- Of every class puic hlN
procGrrd new orders every mail inicr"|-
ton free. 75G Broadway, corner st'--t.
TtEX WANTED on cattle steamer 4"
vi I,nndo Liverpool and "lae2o" To
NC,t Tor ire u1.-acr. "a Grrch"ich--t.
n.ENIANENT. -aIarlcd position iof
married man. about -. WIN ONE
knoWlcdge Of retail trad Nnv - s' 90, =,
worker. Apply personally al -ol J.. l"tn-'..
=, TEApY WORN Tor bright, indu-tf. QUE
> men IN milk nusiny''' CO .,d.,v"'
full particulars, Min
Tribune Branch. --
N\TFD- the ONCE of q ran'lac tur-
w mo ana u.uortlnt hor~'. IN active,
Intelligent lad who writes tond manu- oIS
Who Ia a knowledge Of Jh"no.i dlI4 anu
tyrcwritiug utefcrrrd. Addfc-~, Piklhf ri
crrncc.. CIEDlr>. Boz 1901. y. Y.
Az ANTED Moral youne man Tor per.
w nlaucnt position OUTSIDE ." ~ -. t ~
Marty can tol'mand good pay go ghr,u-
adore, taiine blsinc-s cAif I''"'' ~ -"
lJX 70. Tribune ONE
x!yANTFD.-In III Office Of a laiHc ware
w holsr a Young man, IL 20 10 ~
old: must be- good pcnnan anu .p'', -
recommended hOurs 10 q, W. =, av'u,
y. IA. a good chance 70, 'uN" nc'd m",
ono not willing a. work Iod u Hr.u NY
apply. Address Il. ;. j., 43o w i-d''''.
xur,NTFD young man for office work
w must be god pcnman, quick ara nccu.
,a.c Adde'S with references ana salary
expected. !. C.. BoN 81. Tribune once.
xxJAYTFD--We make a liberal offer 10
w travelling and local statesmen IN every
STATE who can call on =, 80; ~ n Epo1 Dp
GLUTEN ENTIRE WHEAT fIoch 'o''
81 Lakc.st. Chicago. i'll. "
vXJANTfD.-A man 70 BE- generally use.
w fl IN privato house during inc summer
months unexceptlonable references frquirod
mo objection 10 man and wife. II wife good
cook. Apply before ~ and after Z. at 22s
MsdiSon.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

ITO BE LET.-I have stylish and fast
i saddle ana driNing morse WHICH ! "ord
lNe to L.. for the summer Lemon. Boz
10. ] .23s Bru1dwav.
IN ANIk.D --5U UoV.rlp pop. Ia send for
w Birch's carrIa-e ard haTne,s Gaia
Iogues largest assortment in America. very
r-6derste Iricns col't ray snch cNtrav.ran.
prices for harness AID carriages e-tab.
i'shed 1SG@. Address J. n. BIRCH, Bur.
slng1on. y. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
1elp WaIteo.

Males.
NJ ASTED.-An experienced hOokke'p"r,
w ,i%nOgrapbef and correspond mt sliary
4ls state aqe. experience. residence ana
refer noes. BOOEK EEPEI;. J.. o. Box PIG.
w A%TED.-EXpcrienc,d assistant. with
w German LAM uage. FOR the "Amrri' an
SICK Belcnt and Accident ASSOCIATION" also
agent>. cOllcC tOIs. organizers ~ New \ ok
and every city for Newly oTk, N'W-I,r, roy
STATE. 10 to .. CT by letter, ID. GOLD
SMITH. 60 broadway. Room 32S
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flats Go Get, linfnrnisbe0

-TH.AVE.. 1,ofs. COR sGTH-ST.-E O.
> CANT lat. overlooking Park. NlAON'S,
30 ElOIfway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Help manteo.

Females.
ALL KINDS DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
"A white o. c0l0rfd. Immediately city. o.
count y. COLI MBlA EMPLOY MEN
BuREAv. 10l West lith.st.. and Gth-aVe.
A rIFINED YOUNG GIRL vagt'd 20
"A take care 90 growing chidreh ana 40
light cnamttfWOIk reference must De s''l'
Cail AZ BrrNooft House, shave. ana ON
81. between . and o'clock.
- GOD COOK AID assistant In Kitchen /.
tI short distance from city Apply a.
NIL BROS. 81 Wet 2lst-st.
OTEL HELP.-Twrlve cleaners Tor a
i 4 h0ic. ia saratoga fare paid both ways
Cil G.. 90. lBWlN'S. - Wr-t ll,h-,t.
ySTANIED.-A neat girl Tor general horse-
w work waccs Sli. -. j. 1lANtl-
SDN. ~ Me-t | ,th-et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Citp Real estate for Sale.

4 NVESTM FNT.-Ncar Grad Central De-
i Tot might cNchan2.- equity over 4 10
300 az ) pr cent. y NIXON. GO BWaY.
MAR 5TH.AVE. ond 81 >T->r.--Llcgant
" house. side licht equal O. cori.or -
story extension. :. NIXON, go Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
llnfnrnisbe0 Rooms 10 Rent

NNE. two OF three connecting room. IN
~ urs..clI-, house. with owner. 80 IIt.
.-'h--f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
flats 60 fst, Furnished.

Two RENT. for summer. attIactiyc fur
4 nished apartment; rOoH- and bath
.lrvator. noar PARK; rent 500. s32 tn
ave. 9th nO0r. south references required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Go Get for Drsinsss purposr!

A. Low RENTS. Light l0Its. steam ele-
a /. Nator. with OF Without steam 20" CT
GEO. b. EDDY. 5S5 Madi,On-st near juno
ton O. Grand.
A TTRACTINE. light offices and hi-'t olice
"A n00r TO let. lcI Broadway elevator
steam heat: y-n:. 1860 H. - zoo. = lpa'ln-
;endent OF FOLSOM BROTHERS, GO
Broadway.
A NEW 5-STORY BUILDING. lots,
"A 1890. 3l2 Fast 95,h-st. Mct ann :
r. am hctter elevator. automatic sprink-
lers. Corll9> cpglnc; yard room for lumber.
JAMES kfLPATKlCk. Oh PREMISE,
A SMALL OF large Pork ROW front once,
Al IN POuei Building. 10 let Address
i. Y. SAVAGE, % FultOn-st.
DARK ROW font once 10 let IN Po.ter
4 Building. Address l.. L. SAVAGE.
b FultOn-,t.
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Wcrk Wanteo.


Females.
CTFNOGRAPHER and Bennington opera
- tor desire position, sped 80 kno" ie'e'
% bookkeeping salary moderate, best VI
reference. r., 80 West 51th-st.
- TENOGRAPnER and TNPEW RITTER.
- compton young lady desires pol
ton cXpcrloIcrd salary ST. Auurcso
DsiPIIt.N q. Tribune once.
< TESOGHkruER aad TNPtWkI TEX
- az minc'ng or Smith prim'ri.-bi!sht
intelligent; ~ I'd 1870; desires p'rriin ~
,ituat On; muGciata salary. Address AN
BITlOUS. 3O7 Wet l2th-i.
- TENOGEAPnEE and TYPEWklTfi.
- "A young lady desires 10 change l1plu
and accurate: nearly > year up flrn'' 3
SALARY ~. Address COMPETENT, Tnb-
unc once.
W. ANrED a situation a. stcnoerapnrf
w and typewriter good rcidrcrc,S NJ
dress ELLA HARPER. Iyn. ont. tahada
" OUNG MAN. 10 year with nft.
Il company. hes q situation To I'aFi 20
b. hot.l CLERK; city OF country. \. LAW
2.O5l 3t-aSe.
u OUNt, German. American lady, thorough
i Is experienced with IN" work ~ VI ST.
.c.a-> bakery stole. wisAc- - change h'F
pfe.cnt position BY June ]. Address L..
Box 10. Advertisement once, LOIS l-s-''e'
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~ HAMBERMAID.-B two girls
- TO do the entire work for a small family
one a. cook and the other a. chambermaid
and waitress. Address 32S East 55th-st.,
Col,ins bell.
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Aorses ano Carriages.

-
ELANDiFiHL ASpKAt & CO..
FLANDKAU & CO.,
go 374. $40 BR0oME sI.,. AND
p9oipWAY. 51sr. AND 7TH,AVE
cPKiNG AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
d of the best cissss
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
.,,.,oriaS Wag0nettc-,
CsbTislets, Snr,niu EocEaways
TIors in. Top Caorielets.
Isadaulettes, Dos a. D ~,
Onnibuses, nsO'' phacto"s'
49, RaekawaVs. Ladies' PEaetons,
IIV'S-tparsi DroughanIs, Buckboards.
I'D Phaetons, Village Carts.
Two Wheelers, l,uneDonts'
NAL Phaeton>, DERBY Ihac'Ons'
vnncv Trans SNrrevS.
nn"",crs, WAGONS, Childrcn's Traps.
BuckboaNs. saxon rha,Ions,
ain. Hand Breaks and Onnibu~es.
Have 81 STYLES Harness.
conn,ets stock OF above Vehicles at Low
prices Constantly Oh Hand.
III. NOVELTIES IN DESIGN, PAINT,
WOOD AND TRIMMING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-08

isysss e u Nuss.tsi.. q isi Saliissnit Mussai.is
STSnss $aSs susses ss eatsSs asss
Do :hsllsd. loSi %sisialts,a fas., lSlie; sit M
brazil nSt, ", psssss ssssssi siifss. Sh s, .si @
l'pSn pS1lgS gsil & iHs n ssSss!lss Sss 49,.
isac; pssehs:. oslisss svassfstsa' iBBsre B
gsss iss' ssFiea esassse.sIs sRaIs
- :s s|: ss; scss.; Il:
iow ilow ifsS!ss fs;s sSSs' sslls~ ssSa, sesas ss'
,!'i RIA "a ssls ,s0e. n %, eaisH.
!, S1i5ISS is! S.iy; XXI IT, - = I, q !. Ne .Ss,
M1fSSiH; iif o. alssss! s. Il:
Pc: 81 81 sss:s sstss ss ss.s1s 3D. Iss s III IL 81 S
ss.a Se.n. GS 81 .Uss.s 30 "a d. aAsErs c a q
81; si $ ss.m: III sssa:a Il: gsss 81 ds.sa ds,
~ spssss. sissa si' s 81 81 SaI ys.ss g.
s ssSa ess.. M %S,E. sS g. g. go sp
4 lsgl q: stra.berriss GcSf 10; soossSsrriss..
@ sS sS: g: ttDmsstoss oo@ssc; sslmo, "A csaS
SssS SssS,: n 4 sI cans T. SsSi .; cam: ssIsd
Hs q oos4 10: is. 8 50: sardin%es. % imperfect s' Ss,
q @ SoSl 60; ssrainss. imported. ", Ns %; ssr.
No Sosser anss lsSa n @ g. per bs
extra No. do, mess, 20 90; No. shore mackerei,
sesers ti5 81: No. N small maetsfel. M @ 10 O. HIT HsSFs
hss.S6ls shs % ,c. ~ Lax LAKE e ieor r6a 6DI. whtse
half SSl. Flnnsn haddles, ioc Is. % Iceland hail. "a
eSl p,n. g. 60 Holland herring, 7Sc' @aikOh her
OAraIEAL-A 75@5 90. |
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-08

There were no sales on call at the Grain
Exchange to-day. Receipts as bulletined,
"a cars. By Pitssburg. Fl. Wayne and Chi.
cago Railway, cars of -four, Of hay, OF
oats, Of rye. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
st. Louis, car Of middliugs, Of bran Of
oats, Of hay, Q Of corn. By Baltimore and
Ohfo-2 cars Of corn, / Of oats, 2 Of hay. BY
Pittsburg and Western-1 car Of wheat.
Cereal markets are still in favor Of the buyer.
Corn is a shade lower, and oats are weak.
Wheat and -four are quiet, with a downward
tendency.
Mill feed is fairly steady, and hay is firm
with a tendency to higher prices in spite Of
large receipts:
Following quotations are for carload lots on
Track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
wHEAT-No. 2 red, soc to 81 90; No. red s4c to
95c.
CoRN-No. yellow ear 46@4shc; high mixed
ear; 459@4ec: mixed ear, 4Hs@45c; No. 2yellow
shemed 4asfg5oc; high mixed shelled 4s944s mixed
OATs-No. 1 oats. 36@5c; No. white, s5,x3sc;
extra NC 3 oats, 3593512c; mixed oats, 3f0341c.
KYE-No Pennsylvania and Ohio, 92@s3c; No.
5 sos 80: fancy winter patents. IS 25G5 50; fancy,
straight winter. $5 00G5 q; fancy straight spring.
so l505 40: clear winter, n 75@5 90; straight xxx
bakers. H 50@4 IS. Rye flour, s5 OO95 Is.
IN LII M No No. white middlings :l9 oo@2o 90
middings, sl7 O0@l7 50: winter wheat BRAN 81 a59
II IS: chop feed, Sl9 OO990 90.
HAY-Baed timothy, choice. $13 00913 so; No. 1,
2l2 50013 co. No. 2 so 50GDn co: clover hay slI 80
@l2 60; loose from wagon. sIs Oo9l5 co, according
" o097 Is.
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former, while the latter was doomed on
large orders for work and the belief that the
management will again fall into local
hands,
The street railways showed q stronger
the exception Of Eanchester. Pleasant
Valley sold well on the street. 1t was said
about 1000 shares had been picked up in
this way within the last two or three days.
25 Birmingham at 25Z. After call, 80 Btr-
mingham at s51<, s Citizens Traction at 6lN,
Is Duquesne at 1915 Second call 10 Central
After call, 100 Citizens Traction at 69N.
Third call, Is Switch and Signal at 19, 10 at
19H, CHARTERS Gas at sA, 25 at 8, 40 Bir-
mingham at &C.
After cali the fractions developed q
further upward tendency, as did Phfladel-
phia Gas and Switch and Signal. There was
but little Of the lastnamed stocks in sight.
Bids and offers were.
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A xATR1xoH1AL BUREAU.
An Apparently Necessary Adjunct to Sec
retary Rusk's Department.

An Apparently Necessary Adjunct to Sec
retary Rusk's Department.
WASHINGTON, March '7.-[Speciall- J.
Secretary Rusk is thinking seriously of
establishing q matrimonial bureau in con-
nection with the Agricultural Department.
The idea was suggested by letter he re-
Gently received from a man out West who
experimental with some of the cucumber
seed sent him by the department at the in
stance of his representative in Congress 1t
appears the former planted the cucumber
seed, and his wife afterward died from eat
ing some of the cucumbers
The farmer, in his letter to Secretary
Rusk, said: 'eYour blamed cucumbers
robbed me of my wife, so instead of sending
me cucumber seed this spring. send me an
other wife, hear there are number Of
likely women in your department
In reply Secretary Rusk said he had no
appropriation from which he could draw
money to send wife to the widower, but
suggested that the latter come to Washing
ton and pick out one for himself The Sec
retary Informed his correspondent that he
has in the department ''some beautiful
maidens, many sprightly widows, and sew
eral well-seasoned old maids.
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Closing Bond Quotations.
Bank Clearings.

. MEMPHIs-New York exchange selling at
par Clearings, $685.. .069; balances. 1851, ,56l.
ST. LoUIs-Clearings, &,792, 526: balances.
New York, par to 25c premium.
CH1cAGo-Money easv ar 414@6 per cent.
Bank clear,ngs, Sic, ,573,l ,l25. New York ex-
change, 50G60c discount. Sterling exchange
dull and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANs-Clearings 81, ,7sl, $50. New
York exchange, commercial. SOC per $1,000
premium; bank, 81 so per 81 900 premium.
81, 4ss; balances, sl,sll, ,sss Money 81 per
cent. - -
BALrrMoRE-Bank clearings, 81, ,051, AS; bal
ances, $3.50, 3l6. Rate per cont.
NEW YoRK--Bank clearings. 81, ,3lS, ,8s5; bal
ances, 81, los 299.
BosroN-Bank clearings, SIS 599, 300; bal
ances, $L663 035. Money H1@2 per cent.
Exchange on New York. i0@lbc discount.
CINcINNArI-Money, 3@6 per cent. New
York exchange, 40c- discount Clearfnss,
$2,672,20Q 49,
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At THE BANKS
No Change Worth Noting in the Local or
General Situation.

General Situation.
Tho week started of in good shape at the
banks, but there were NO new features. The
inflow of funds was greater than the output.
There is scarcely doubt that these condi-
tions will be reversed when the spring trade
sets in. A seaa0 of good weather is all that
is needed to release the pent-up energies Of
the country. Nearly all loans we're on the
basis OF per cent. Bank clearings were
$50 6s, and balances, $780,, ,072 o.
The current number of the Financial
Chronicle says in regard to money: "While
there is no change in the market for call
loans there is frmer tone for time con-
tracts and for commercial paper, occasioned
to some extent by expectations of an i'm
provement in business and also by the pros
pect that, owing to continued gold ship
ments the supply will be drawn down. On
call money representing bankers balances
has loaned at and at N per cent with the
largest business at the higher figure, so that
the average has been close to per cent. at
which renewals have been made"
At New York money on call was easy at
1%@2 per cent; last loan 2 per cent, closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper at 1861 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet and easier at "a s5A for 90 days and
81 SIN for demand.