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DO NOT BE DECEIVED.

Persons with weak lungs-those who are con-
stantly catching cold-should wear an ALL
COCKS Porous PLASTER over the chest and
another between the shoulder blades during
cold weather. Remember they always strength
en- and never weaken the part to which they
are applied Do not be deceived by imagining
look it, but looks deceive. Insist always on
having ALLcoCK's, the only reliable plaster
ever produced.
Practical Father-So you want to marry my
daughter, Ell?
Poetical Lover-Yes, sir. I would lie down
and die for her.
Practical Father-H'rn! Would you get up
and work for her?-Harper's Bazaar.
Rather Difficult.
Miss D.-Angelina, why don't you marry Lieu
tenant N--o
Miss Artist, because he has no brains-and
he can't ride: dance, or play tennis. What
could we do with himo
Miss D.-But he sWims beautifully.
Miss A.-Oh yeS--but one can't keep one S
husband in an aquarium you know.-Life s
Calendar.
Physicians endorse and use Halls Hair Re
newer to cure gray and faded hair.
Lets go off on the water on our picnic y
cried Charlie.
''No. let's go in the field said Willie. "You
can't get any berries or fruit or anything on the
water
80 esS, 90 can Diet watcrmelons on the water
said his baby sister,
Physicians consider Ayers Sarsaparilla the
most reliable blood medicine ever discovered.
Wanted to Know.
Old Hadley Landlord-Jimmy, run upstairs
quick m ask your mother for the ''Home Book
on Ettikeay.''
Jilnmy--Whatcler want to find?
LandloTd-That gent has just asked for some
conuysuinnay. an 1 want ter find whether lis
Ayers Hair Vigor restores gray hair to its
original Color makes ii vigorous and abundant
Suburban. Life.
Mr. suburb Good morning. Wish to ask a
SAVIOR vi yuu.
Mr.. De VinWhy. certainly. What is il?
Il have called 10 ask you to send your ear
riasr and cuachinau 10 meet HE At tile {; o'clock
lraih this afternoon; and / would ike the
coa"hliiat To be i'll his finest livery. AMI ! hope
he iisr lite silver plated harness"
Esq
Yes: I illarriye on that with new servant
girl and would like 10 make II good inprcs
sioli. New York Weekly.
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I'M CONCLUSION,

II you need Dining Room Furniture, we have just
what you need. Our stock Of Carpets will surely
please you. Our Kitchen Department interests
Department will occupy all your spare time. In
the latter department we have thousands of handy
little articles Of Japanese manufacture. We have
not time to mention them all but invite you to
COME HIN AND SEE THEW.
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NOR SALE-Near Congress Square, one OF
IL the best located most thoroughly built
brick and granite houses in Portland at a cost
OF Sd5ooo; the square IN vieW from all the main
a lifetime. w. H. WALDRON, $50 Middle
street. 1911
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NOR sALE-Steam yacht everything new in
y July, 1888. Engine 4 Like, boiler built by
Russell, South Boston, gives ample steam, hull
built by Sheldon, East Boston. Large cabin
Thirty feet long, draws 12 feet Splendid sea
boat and speedy. Reason for selling, owner
wants larger boat Address, II. G. j., Journal
office, Augusta, Me. 1913
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DIR. Il. Ii. MATHEWS,

nF Boston. the well known Magnetic Physi-
~ clan. Medium and PSychometrst can be-
consulted daily on all matters for d short time.
at 42S Congress street cor. Temple, Portland.
Me. Hours-9 a. H. TO . y III, and to ..
apr2O 1W.
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Il Street, Wheat Germ GnTH' Meal Sc ID; best
bolted meal &c 10: dairy ball butter, csc ID;
corned beef loo lb ; can country string apples
&c ID all canned goods lower than ever. SAM
pie my SOC tea. 2O-1
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ROOMS.

"ANTED-As suite of or 4 large rooms
w with bath and open fire. in western part
of city furnished or unfinished Address IT,
:. ENGINEER OFFICE, 537 Congress Street
POL
F6lO LET-PleaSant rooms. single or in suites
n with board at l1O PARK ST. MRS. Ii. NJ.
RICE 2s-tf
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ITO LET-A fine. well furnished house in the
Il Western part Of the city, to be leased for
the summer or for the year. Also a furnished
summer cottage, with ample grounds, delight
fully located on one of the best points on the
Cape Elizabeth shore. Address RESIDENCE,
Press office. 16.1
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EIOR SALE-One horse tip cart, several
a iiggers, one light top buggy used part of
one season, one beautiful morgan mare 8 yrs.
old one s0rrel driver very fast, one brown
horse 1000 pounds, second hand harnesses, etc.
&. 3. McGREGOR, 203 Coml st. COL
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NOR SALE-A very desirable house. with
ed near business part of the city; supplied with
Sebago. For particulars apply to BENZ. G..
WARD, attorney, No. IS Exchange street.
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NOR SALE-The finest Photograph Car in
a. Maine, 10x3O finished in Whitewood and
cherry, hard wood floor, wheel brake &C; built
in 1890; made in the best manner throughout;
now at Brunswick, Me. don't care to rent; will
sell at a bargain. Address W. c. BUTMAN,
MiddleborO. Mass. 2O-3
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Achille Newman, who married Ara
BELLA Sophia Smith last week, was pre-
sented by his bachelor friends with
wreath in honor Of the occasion, but
somehow or other the comsination of
initials didn't seem to strike him favor
Brooklyn Life.
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ITO LET--A very pleasant and desirable low
l. er rent Of eight rooms, has bath room gas
and furnance; everything in good order; good
stable on the premises, price $500 year. No.
116 Winter st. 1871
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Two RENT OR FOR SALE-A small steam
IL mill conveniently situated near the city,
suitable for use as grist mill or for light manu-
featuring business terms reasonable. For par
ticulars address Box 1716, City 1911
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ITO LET-At is Paris street, an up stairs
Il tenement of six rooms in good repair, SUM-
ny and pleasant. Rent $12. Possession given
Immediately. 1911
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Also Look At

our easess, secretaries, vvhatnots
and other little oddities i'm fur
nisllings.
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ITO EET-A lower tenement of rooms, plea
SAINT and sunny location. Inquire at 81
SPRING ST 1919
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ITO LET-Two newly finished rents at the
q Sterling homestead Peaks Island. Apply
to Seth Sterling, Deputy Sheriffs office, Port
land, Maine. 1914
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ITO LET-Upper rent of six rooms on Cum
Il berland street, near Casco, with all the
modern improvements. Lower rent No. G st.
Lawrence street, five rooms very pleasant, all in
order. Also six rooms near City Hall all in Or
der. L. o. BEAN s. CO., 40 Exchange street.
L
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LOST AND FOUND.

H. OF Joe. collar without any marks The
owner will satisfy the person who returns him.
+. w. MASON, StroudWater. Pill
I OST-fw0 keys on q ring. VIII the finder
~ leave them at the PRESS OFFICE. 2O-l
ENOUND-1 have found the Greatest Cure ON
y Eo1fh, for rheumatism and Neuralgia in
years and tried every knownremedy Sufferers
write TO me and enclose stamp. MISS f. S.
ORR East HarpsWell, Maine. april 6d&W1mo.
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harm FOR SALE-In Windham; contain
IL ing forty acres of excellent land; good
buildings: two miles from Maine Central Depot.
Inquire of G. G. IRISH, So Market street,
Portland, Me-, or GEO SPEAR, near Duck
Pond. 1872
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NOR SALE-We have five tons of Wheat for
a. poultry that we will close out for Sl.1o
per 100 pounds. Think of this. $1.15 per 100
pounds. Cheaper than corn and worth three
times as much for eggs. GRAIN STORE, 81
Washington street. 2O-1
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ITO LET-A pleasant rent of either six or
II eight rooms with or without stable for
three horses ana l., carriage house; Apply on
ROWES foot of Preble st. 16-1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

for Ladies' and Mems
III $500, $3.50 and $500 Boots. We keen
all widths. sizes and half sizes. BROWN. Sign
of Gold Boot. POI
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q EAsONABLE footwear. Sign of Cold Boot.
- Examine our spriig styles. BROWN sign
of Gold Boot. col
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DERRI'S HOTEL.-From April LIST. I will
IL give the travelling public the benefit of low
vide as good rooms and good table as any other
house in Portland. 14-2
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To LET.

ITO LET-At Oalldale, a new house, pleasant
rooms, with bath room and pantry; two bay
windows Sebago. water closet, perfect drain
age, cement cellar. Apply at the house, No.
% William street. d. r. FROHOCK. gil
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WANTED-Book-keep of experience de-
w sires some position of trust best of ref
2rences given, Address S." PRESS office.
aDr1 Aft
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GUNNER COTTAGES TO LET-some of
- the best summer cottages in Portland har-
Dor to let Inquire of A. NJ. SMITH, Portland,
Me. 16-tf
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CAMERA FOR SALE 4X5 Kamaret il
~ perfect condition, used only a few weeks
bargain if applied for at once. Ii. Ii. HAY !
SON Middle St 1871
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WANTED To work by the hour. house
w cleaning American woman. Call at 81
MERRILL STREET. Isl
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E1ARMER WANTED-Man with small
Il family, who understands farm work, and
care OF stock. Address BOX 1895 Portland
Me. 9-tf
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DICTCRES! PICTURES, Those in want of a
4 good picture, for a small amount of money.
would do well to call on us. Pictures framed
Plush goods and albums, skates and skate
straps. Z. d. REYNOLDS, Cor. Oak and Con.
greSS streets. 1911
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Y IMMENSE success attends our special sale
u on Ladies LEO and So shoes. BROWN
Sign OF the Gold Boot. 2O-l
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WANTED-Two smart bright table girls,
w work not hard. best pay and steady
employment. Address Evens House, Gardiner
Me. ISL
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THO LET-Good tenements of three and six
il rooms prices So and $12 per month; also
for sale houses in all parts of the city. By J. C.
1862 Exchange street. 16-1
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DR0yIDENT Aid Society of Portland, Me-
IL Lowest cost Life Insurance; lmimpaired
reserve fund in state treasury relatively largest
OF any association in the State; responsible
management; only 26 single assessments total
since 1885 Agent wanted, previous experience
not necessary. Corlespondence invited 2G-8
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ENOR RENT-House SO Franklin street;
IL close to Lincoln Park; has bay window in
mace in cellar BENJAMIN SHAW, 511s
Exchange street. 15-1
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WANTED-A capable lady with son or
w daughter old enough to be of assistance;
to the right person good plcasanthome can be
secured also fair Compensation. Family of
two mother and son, good reference re-
nussted. and hest given. Address, W., PRESS
OFFICE, Portland Me. 1872
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The LIBRARY.

A fine set Of furniture for the
library will cost $50. lit is of
oak, upholstered i'm leather, aud
consists of Eve pieces.
We have cheaper sets, hOwey-
err, that are excellent value.
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GITUATTON wANTED-A young man
- now located in Boston. desires situation
in Portland in the Grocery or Cigar
business. Has had eight years experience and
can give first class references. An interview if
desired. Address G. T., so Tying street, Port
land Me. ISL
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FENO LET--A large and desirable house on
IL Gray street. between Park and State, fur
nished or unfinished; or would let part OF
house to the right parties; must be let by May
list. Call and see the house. .. III. FELDOWS,
D GRAY street Pill
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WANTED Situation. A young lady. IS
w years OF age; wishes a situation where she
can have home as one Of the family and have
ences given. Address Miss f., No. SO Brown
street. 1911
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WANTED-Practical corn factory foreman
w in an establishment near Chicago. Ad-
dress CORN FACTORY FOREMAN, Adver-
tiSer Office. 1871
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EOR SALE OR LEAsED-Arlington street
IL W0odfords. large commodious house, te:
rooms, beautifully located. all modern improves
ments, electric cars pass the door, immediate
possession easy terms, owner out of state, op-
portunity of life time. n. S. GARDINER, No.
1876 Middle street. 15-1
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browns BRANCH STORE. Union Sta
-kS ton. ga Congress street. BROWN. COL
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WANTED Gentlemen wishing to engage in
w the best paying business in the state, can
find such an opening by calling on the under
signed at the City Hotel, X. FRISBEY. cost
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"ANTED-Situation as housekeeper in
Press Office Portland, Me. col
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WANTED-A competent man to take
w charge of a farm in the vicinity of Port
land, must be temperate and come well recon-
mended. Address stating age, 2. o. Box 1716,
city. 1871
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WTANTED--An persons III want OF trunks or
w bags to call at i. d. REYNOLDS, 556
and SIS Congress street, corner of Oak; as we
manufacture our goods, and can therefore give
you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open
evenings until g. 1911
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NOR sALE-Dry and desirable house lots;
NJ also gravel and loans for filling. Inquire
of A. L. RICHARDSON, Deering Centre. 5-S
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FOR SALE.

INOR SALE-A summer cottage six (6) rooms
IL spacious piazza spring water piped to the
house. m 1untain view unequaIed. convenient
to mail, church and grocery store; situation
in Intervale Park, 1ntervae, n. H., NJ. c.
II. r. lnteryale Park was laid out by Dr.. Charles
Cults of Boston, on the slope of Bartlett Mt,
roads, ponds, fountains. brooks, boarding
The scenery on every hand is grand and beau.
tiful. Address COTTAGE, No. 1872 Spring st.,
Portland 2l-2
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EHOR SALE or TO LET--DweIling houses on
u Hampshire. Congress. Cumberland
Monument street furnished for occupancy Also
one of the best farms in the state. One good
Twenty setteeS for sale. S. L. CARLETON, 11S
Congress street. 142
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WANTED-A frst-class salesman, must
w have experience in the retail grocery
business; come well recommended Apply to
W. l.. WILSON & co. SOL
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EyARM FOR sALE-In Cape Elizabeth,
IL three miles from Portland; contains thirty
five or more acres, about twenty under high
state of cultivation. Good orchard OF about one
hundred trees, all in bearing; the best in town
Of its size. Also plenty of other small fruits.
81
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-22
WHEAT TRADING LIGHT.

The Market Dull and Weaker-A Fair Busi-
ness in Corn, Closing Quiet-oats Fluc-
tuations Rather Narrow Provisions
Steady and Advance Slightly.
CHICAGo-The trading in wheat was
rather light and the market dull most OF the
session. The feeling was weaker and prices
averaged lower. The opening was about Nc
to &c lower than the closing figures Of yes
terday, and eased off 1sc or SO more; then
improved, prices advancing about 1c; ruled
easy, and the close WAS nc lower than yes
terday. Operators did not manifest mucn
desire to trade.
business, the market ruling quite active
during the first half of the day, but later in
the session ruled more quiet. Initial trades
were at M@3sc decline, but the market raj
lied soon afterward, a good many buying
orders coming in, which put the price up lQ
l1sc; reacted later, selling off Kc. Market
then sold up ss@Ac. changed some. and
closed with July u shade higher and sep
tember with A@]5c gain.
Oats-Prices changed on nc range. Ine
opening was steady at about the lowest
prices, then advanced 15@5sc, receded $50
lc rallied and closed &c better than yester-
dav.
The speculative market for provisions
opened steady on higher prices for hogs and
for pork and ribs, the market declining sew
erai points under the pressure to sell:
There was a slight reaction later on, but IL
couldn't be maintained, and the Market
closed at and around the bottom prices OF
the day.
The leading features ranged as follows, as cor
rected by John NJ. Oakley & Co.. 45 sixth street,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-22
AN EXODUS TO KUR0PR
PittsburSers Who Find 1t Much Cheaper
Than Staying at Home.

PittsburSers Who Find It Much Cheaper
Than Staying at Home.
The rush to Europe this summer is some
thing remarkable. In the history of ocean
traffic the travel was never so heavy. A
gentleman stated yesterday that he knew of
at least 15O families in Pittsburg who had
either gone or were going shortly. All
sorts of reasons are given by people Euro
pean bound. A few have never been abroad,
and they are going to see the country.
Strange to say, many advance the argument
that it is cheaper to spend the summer in
Europe than to remain at home, or put in
the time at some watering place where
fancy prices are charged. Heads
of families with an eve to
business state that they start out with empty
trunks and the clothes on their backs. The
fare is not high, and the cost of living in
the Old World Is very cheap. if one knows
how to manage it. As soon as the family
arrives in London or Paris, the wardrobes
of the members are replenished. 1t is
claimed by some that they save enough in
buying their clothes to almost pay the e1-
penses of the trip. OF course they have
been preparing for the journey year or
more by net buying anything, except what
was absolutely needed. On the other hand,
European sharks like nothing better than
q sleek and well-fed American to pluck.
Those who make it business of going
abroad advise greenhorns that they have
much to learn about foreign methods, and
they may be Eeeced the first time, but if
they persevere, their Yankee shrewdness
will soon outwit the Continental vultures
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-22
ing 25 feet on Lorenz avenue, and extendin
80 feet In depth to an alley, for $6l5.
HOME SECURITIES,
WESTINGHOUSE AIRBRAKE MARKED
UP, WITH NONE IN SIGHT.

Expectations OF Big Dividends Attract
Buyers and Strengthen Holders-Phila-
delphia Gas Active. but Falls Below
High Water Mark.
Afrbrake was the feature Of the stock
market yesterday. Kuhn Bros. bid it up at
the last call to 1891, without getting share.
There were no sellers. 1t was rumored l30
was bid on the street. The advance, as pre-.
viously stated, is based on expectations of a
10 per cent dividend. There was also talk
of stock dividend in addition, but this was
questioned by some.
=. Stocks most active in the trading were
Philadelphia Gas and U. 8. Glass common.
The former sol d at the final bid OF the pre-.
vious day. The latter also was on the same
the exception of Wheeling, which declined
trif1e. In the street railway list Pleasant
Valley was marked up fraction, but there
was no noteworthy change in other direc.
tions.
Sales at first call were 100 United States
Glass common at 69L l23 at &c. 8 Birming-
ham Traction at 26l, 70 Philadelphia Gas at
1s11, 10 at 1s5s Second call, 100 Philadelphia
Gas at 1875, 81 Birmingham Traction at 26sS
Third cali, S, 900 Birmingham Traction bond
at lo1h, 30 Birmingham Traction stock at
261a, 255 Philadelphia Gas at lSH --a
There is general belief among those peo-
pie who are on friendly terms with Cordage
people that the company will declare an
extra dividend of 2 per cent on the common
stock at the regular meeting in the first
week of uly, which will be held Tor the pur-
pose of declaring dividends on both classes
i, Of stock. Bids and offers follow:
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OPERATORS ARE WAITING.
THE STOCK MARKET HAS A PRO.
NOUNCED UPWARD TREND.

A stea dy Demand for Shares-Some Of tho
Advances Scored-Fluctuationsi in Rich
mond and West Point-The Bonds of
That Issue Weak.
NEW YORK. June 2L-The stock market 20
day was still suffering from the waiting Of
operators. The market had an upward
trend. The decline was not of long dura-
ton and steady demand for stocks was de-
veloped.
The strength of the upward movement in
the afternoon may be gauged by the ad-
vances scored, Rock Island rising ~; Bur
lington, lM; Northern Pacific preferred, NJ;
st. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Lackawanna and
Manhattan, each "; Atchison and Lake
Shore, each ~, and Sugar, ! per cent
Although Richmond and West Point pre-
ferred is down l per cent, it recovered
sharply from the lowest of the day.
Total sales of stocks to-day, 1862 shares,
including: Atchison, H,130; Chicago Gas,
4.5O0 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
3,72O; Erie, l. 100; Louisville and Nashville,
$500: Northwestern, 100; Northern Pacific
preferred, 1855; Reading, $500; Richmond
and West Point, 1900; st. Paul, 1920.
Railroad bonds were also strong, the whole
list, with the exception of Richmond and
West Point issues and their leased line
SECURITIES, which were all weak. The trad
ing reached 81, 4SS,0O0.
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by WHIT.
NEY STEPHENSON oldest Pittsburg members of
the New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue:
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FRAUD IN FIRE CRACKERs
why Uncle Sam Will Offer a Job Lot a
Auction Soon,

Auction Soon.
NEW YORK, June 2L-I Special Carl
Won Pustow, importer and custom house
broker, and his partner Otto Schraeider,
and John Fortman, their shipping clerk,
were arrested in April charged with
paying Edward Simons, an assistant weigher
in the public stores, to underweigh
a large importation of frecrackers which
arrived on the steamship Austria on No
vember 20 last. Won Pustow was on trial
to-day before Judge Benedict and jury in
the United States Circuit Court.
The first witness called by the prosecution
was Fortman. the clerk, who gets S12 a
week. He said that he met Simons in the
street a few days before the arrival of the
Austria and had some conversation with
him. Simons broached the subject of
underweighing the 4,344 packages of
fire crackers. Simons intimated that he
would underweish the goods if the right
thing were done by him. Fortman reported
this conversation to Mr.. Won Pustow, who
made no reply. Simons has given Fort
man a memorandum slip on which
was written the true weights of q
the allowances he would make in weigh
ing them. Fortman afterward destroyed
this paper. The witness then told of pay
ing two sums of money to Simons.
Smons admitted his guilt on tine witness
stand, and went into the details of the fraud.
The foreign value of the fire crackers
in Won Pustow's invoice was S14,-
075 55, the duties S18,224 "a, and the
home value, S32, 800 49, The lot was seized
and will be sold at auction in the Fede raj
Building some time before July 4
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wants. There was no disposition to branch
out in any direction. The market is not
likely to undergo much change until after
the settlement of the wage complication in
the iron trade. Rates ruled easy at 5@6 per
cent. Bank clearings were 81, ,694.722 "A. and
balances, s4s0,6l6 49.
Exports of gold from New York for the
week ending Saturday, as officially reported
at the Custom House, were 81. 2S2, ,5O0 Of
which 81, $50. 600 went to Germany, e250,0O0 to
London and the rest to the West Indies; OF
silver $327, ,619, nearly all to London. Since
January l: Gold s344l6, 6o2, silver $40. .S73 73l.
against s62, 944, s29 gold and Sc, ,9s2 silver
for the same period in 1891. Imports of gold
we're $50 179, of silver s57.017, all from the
West Indies. Since January !: Gold SO, l6S,.
0l5. silver T06, 1875, against sl.6S0 1858 gblo and
$S00,350 silver TOR the same time last year.
At New York yesterday money on call was
easy at l@lh per cent; closed offered at 1H.
eTehsngs aa,es but e g.
day bills. and "a ss1S for demand