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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-02
Miscellaneous.

BUCRwHEkT FLoUR-2A62k per ID.
BEANs-New York and Michigan pea beans, y Is
a. 20 per bu. band-picked medium, 81 1902 Is;
Lima, 41a94Ac per lb: Pennsylvania and Ohio
beams 81 70(9i 90 per bu.
BEEswAX-Choice yellow, 30635c; dark, 2502Sc.
CIDER-New country, s. 5o96 80; crab. 81 50@S OO
per bbl.
HoNEY-New crop white clover, 20@21c per lb;
buckwheat, I4016c: strained honey S09c.
TALLow-Countryr rough, 3H941sc per lb;city rem
dered. 411@5c,
do. 4S050c; Mixed 30940c.
NUTs-Chestnuts, 81 5O93 90 per bushel: peanuts,
green, 3104xc per Id: do roasted. 81 159l Is per
bushel; hickory nuts, q 0O0l Is; shellbarks. 81 S
al so: new walnuts 65D75c: old 90, 5N@D55c; butter
nuts. 5O@55c for old and 6597Sc for new: flberts,
&c per lb: almonds, Tarragona 18c: do Ivica. Ice;
do paper shell, 25c: shelled almonds, 2ic; Brazil
nuts, sGShc: French walnuts, &c: pecans, 10c;
Naples walnuts. 13c: Grenoble walnuts, 151sc.
PICKLEs-4 50d5 so per barrel.
PoPCoRN-3%@l4c per lb.
HIDEs-Green steer hides, trimmed. 70 lbs and
up, 7c: green steer hides, trimmed, go to 70 lbs 7c
green steer hides trimmed under go lbs, &c; green
COW hides, trimmed all weights, 4c: green bull
hides, trimmed. NIL weights, &c; green calf SKINS
No. l, &c: green calf SKINS No. 2 &c: green steer
hides trimmed, side branded, &c: green salt
steers, No. i. go lbs and up, 7(G7Ac: green salt
steers, No. so lbs and less. 4141tc; green salt
cows, No. ], all weights, 4d44c. green salt calf
No. l. to Is lbs. 5S06c; green salt kip, No. l. Is
TO 25 lbs, AG5c; runner skip No. J. 10 to 10 lbs,
3Gp4c; No. hides, l1sc off; No. 2 calf. &c of.
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Provisions.
Butter and Cheese.

Butter and Cheese.
BUTTER-Elgin creamery, 321SC034zc; other
brands. 2993lc; choice to fancy dairy and country
roll, 26@2Sc: fair to medium grades, lS92ic: low
grades, 120l5c: cooking 99llc: grease. 69Sc.
CHEEsE-Ohio. lik@l1Ac; New York, I1a912c:
fancy Wisconsin Swiss blocks, l4@l5c: do bricks,
l2x013c; Wisconsin sweitzer, in tubs. la913hc;
limberger, 1On@l1c: Ohio Swiss. l21s9l3c.
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Upen- Hlgh- Z
ARTICLES. ing. est.

Car receipts for to-day: Wheat ~: corn, 13l
oats, 162. Estimates for tomorrow: wheat l7o
corn, US; oats, 165.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-02

AL foreign ana domestic wines, liquors
and oordiAfs at Max Klein's.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Firm, Hogs Active and Sheep Steady
at the Local Yards.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. L
CATrLE-Receipts, 1880 head; shipments,
1,2+O head. Market firm at unchanged prices;
no cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hoes-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments, 2,40O
head Market active; fair to best hogs,
s5 1896 90. six cars hogs shipped to New
York to-day.
SHEEP-Receipts, 300 head; shipments,
none. Market steady at unchanged prices.
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RANGE OF THE MARKET

THE following quotations for grain. feed, hay
and straw are for carlots on track. Dealers charge
adv from stOre.1
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Government bonds closed lower as fol.


Mutual Union 6s.....I1l
n. j. c. Int. Cert....luH
Northern Pac. lists. b. .u6Ss
Northern Pac. 2ds. .li3
Northwest Con.
do. debentures SIS. lo5
st. l.. 81. NJ. gen.6s, S3h
$. L. & S.F. gen. M.ll05s
st. Paul Consols.. ..l5l
st. p. c. & P. lists. ..1i7
T. P. L.G. TT, Rcts.. 7S1S
T. p. r. q. TT. Rcus.. 264
Union Pac. lists. ......l07h
West Shore.
X. & 6. W........... 79
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Closing Philadelphia Quotations.
Electric Stocks.

BosToN, Dec. ]. = [SpeciaI.l - The closing
quotations of electric stocks to-day were:
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Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.

Cranberries are firmer at 81 5002 Is per
box and Sc 5O@7 90 per bbl.
Apples are abundant, but the market is
steady to firm at 50 25@3 so per Dbl for fair
to choice stock. Very few grapes were
Offering to day: small baskets Concord and
Catawbas were salable at l3@l5c Florida
oranges, g 5O@S 90 per box; Jamaica do.
Sc 00Q6 80 per Dbl; lemons, So 5O@l so per
box; pineapples. 10@l5c each by the Dbl;
bananas, 81 25@2 90 per bunch; Malaga grapes,
Sc 00Qo % per key.
Cabbage was plentiful to-day and sold at
50 soar 90 per 100, according to condition:
onions, 81 5O@2 rs per Dbl for native and 81 25
@l IS per box for Spanish; beets and pars-
nips, g 00@2 80 per bbl; carrots. 81 500l 75;
rutabagas. 81 90; celery, 25@65c per dozen.
Potatoes; 75@S0c per bu from store. Jersey
sweets, So 1894 90; Baltimore do, 81 1898 90.
Game.
Quail. 81 5O@l IS per dozen: pbeasants.
Sc 00@6 so; prairie chickens, IS 5O06 90; squir-
rels, 81 25@1 rs; turkeys, 13@14c per lib; venf-
son, whole carcass, 13QHc; do, saddles, $50
zoe; rabbits, 25@3Oc per pair.
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1st cali. Cd call. Sd cd1.
STOCKS. S7IlS-1--,@l6,..
Bio Ask Bid Ask Bid Ask
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But Otherwise the Markets Remain Firm
and Unchanged-PoultryD Doing Little
Be,ter-Fresh Eggs Scarce - Current
Trade Notes.
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Three pupils OF the Marseilles School
OF Art were chatting together in the
C%anncbiere, Bays an exchange. Said
one OF them: Look here, my friend,
the other day l painted a little deal
board in imitation of marble with such
accuracy that upon being thrown into
tine waterEit Immediately sank to tho
bottom.
"Faugh!, !" said another. yesterday
I hung my thermometer on tho easel
supporting my view OF the polar re-
gions. 1t fell Mt once twenty degrees
below freezing point" .
"All that is nothing remarked the
THIRD in conclusion. MY portrait OF
the Marquis de Il Camaguo is so life
like that it requires to be shaved twice
y week"
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DIR. pARKRuRsTs COURSE.

a Minister Who Behaves lie Deserves tho
Thaniss of all Good People.
To he Editor Of the Intelligence.
srR:-Permit me to express my hearty
appreciation OF your leading editorial
this morning. 1t is not at all surpris-
ing that some people should feel shocked
to think of n clergyman pursuing the
course OF DR.. P%arkhurat But it is ex-
ceedingly painful to observe SO many
newspapers lending their influence to
bad morals and corrupting influences
.bytheir wholesale and undiscriminating
,denunciation OF DR.. Parkhurst. He has
demonstrated that the undercurrent OF
society was deeper and darker than
most people suspect lie has also shown
that this almost t".bottomless pit" of
corruption existed in New York with
the knowledge andconscnt OF the very
power that exists Tor correction OF vice
and protection Of society. Better still,
he has proven that. earnest men can
bring criminals to Justice, reveal the
corruption OF public officials and purify
the morals OF q community.
1t is impossible for the newspapers TO
write him down.. Ii there is a smell
OF fire" on his garments it is the odor of
a scorch on the white robe OF q guardian
angel with unsullied wing v~enturing too
near the flames OF hell to snatch men
as pyramids from the burning" That
odor will be a sweet fragrance in the
casket OF memory wherein coming
humanity will treasure the life and
deeds of DR.. Parkhurst. Inspired by
the purest motive, under the stress OF
an official position, this man OF God has
wrought his work with heroic bravery.
My only fear is, that as reaction from
the %ungenerous criticism that has been
heaped upon him, tho heroism OF his
contest with crime will be so en-
phnsized as to inspire many preachers
OF small calibro but sensational i'm
pulses TO initiate him. The largest
bcneticiarics OF his deed are the crimi-
nal classes. 1t is they who have woe.
DR.. Parlshurst deserves the gratitude
Of all good people everywhere. The
discriminating, analytical editorial in
this mornings 1NrELLIGgNcER deserves,
and l am sure will have, the thanks OF
all your many readers who love
righteousness.
With the most cordial approval OF
every good thing you do,I am
Very sincerely yours,
a. B. RiHER.
Fourth Street Methodist Church Parsonage,
" heeling, Nay Ii.
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Horse md Mule Market,

~CIScISSArr, Q, May 1.-THE market has been
good during the past week. There has been a
good demand good draught and driving horses,
also for. good young chunks. The demand for
all classes Of mules has been good, apdicspeeial.
eral eastern buyers here; the supply Of stock IL
limited. and not equal TO the demand. Heavy
draught horses, good s%l2ial5O; do extra sl5Oal7i;
medium do good; sS5alU5; dc" extra sl0jal3O;
driving and saddle horses, good SS0alOO; do
extra! %s1o0nl3o; southern horses good s7Oaa0;
do extra $9Oall5. Mules. from four to eight
years old, fourteen TO fourteen and n haif
hands. good s5ia7O: do extra s7oaS5; fourteen
tn S95allO: fifteen TO fifteen and a half hands,
good Sl0Oall5: do e1tnl ,Sll0al3O: fifteen aud, a
half to sixteen hands, good s~le0al35; do extra
sl3lalt5: sixteen TO sixteen and n half hands,
good. %sli5ala1; 90 extra ~sl5Oa17O; plugs s20aiO.
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It should Do in Every House.

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., sharps.
burg. Pa, says he will not DO without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, that 1T cured
his wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia after an attacks OF la.
Grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done: her no
good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa,
Claims DIR. Kings New Discovery has
done him o good than anything he
cvcr used for Lung Trouble. Nothing.
like it. Try il. Free trial bottles at
logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. Large.
bottles, SOC. and 81, 5
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, end acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn ciIectually, Iispels colds, head.
aches and fevcrs aud cures habitaaI
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its Kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to tho taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all md have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any ono who
wishes to Try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FH SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALL
LOUISVILLE, 4. E6R Y0RS AN
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head; shipments 1000 head: market slow and
steady; fair 10 good steers 81 GOAL 20: others,S 81 2Ja
3 IS; Gamers 81 JOs2 %; cows 8! S5aS %. Hogs.
receipts eT,0D head; shipments 1900 head: mar
50 I5ai 20: mixed and packers 81 5Oa4 coz; prime
heavy weights 81 G2E1:a4 40: light ST Goal 20.
Sheep, receipts 1000 head: shipments $50 head;
market active and steady: western IS 50a6 %;
clipped natives IS 0ja5 as: Texans s. lba5 So;
lambs IS 65a7 Is: y~earlings s. joaG 10.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. May l7.-Cattle. receipts
100 head: shipments no head: market slow and
q shade of from yesterdays prices. Hogs. 70
Iccipts ! so head; shipments i,100 head: market
slow; all grades s. 15ai %. Sheep. receipts 900
head: shipments l,e00 head; market active at
yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI. o.. May l7.-Eogs in good demand
and strong; common md light So ioai 20: pack
ing and butchers s. ijai so; receipts 1000 hcuu;
shipments $50 head.
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cELLASEo


The cattle market Is dull without decided
change In prices It is II naturally dull season,
both as TO demand and supply. with weaker ten
dency, especially OH pork and mutton.
Cd.k-Extra, l.oD to 100 lbs. iafl1c:, good
800 to l:0oo lbs 3.6Oa3Ac; good $40 TO 9Mlbs. 3Ha
SIC: fair. 700 to so lbs. 2IIG3c: common. Co
to 100 lbs 2ha2c; bulls. 2!aa3Ac:, cows IA
Sc. ia,
Hogs-E1tra, 4.95al.5oc; good, lai.2oc: com
mon. 4. l0ui. l5c..
~Secp-Extra, 5aI15c, clipped x to 70 less;
good. iHajc: common, 3s3Jac; lambs. ba6c,
calves. 3l%n3l.c. i'ni@
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Wool.

PHrLADrLPHIA- Pa. May 17.-Wool quiet and
NN and above 9sa9Oc; X26a2Sc: medium sI5a3jc;
course 3ia35c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western fine or XN and above 25a26c;
medium 3Sa4c: coarse 3S5aSic; fine washed
ing aud delainc ;Ga3Sc: coarse do aLa35c: Can.
nda washed comblng 3la83c: tut washed cholco
S6a37c; fair 35a3Sc; coarse 33a33c; medium un.
washed .conbinS and dclalnc 2fa27c; coarse do
do 2Ga2Ic; Montana 16a22c: territorial l3c
Boston, MAss.. May 1.-THE wool market Is
steady. Ohio and Pennsylvania X nc; Xxx aud
Xx and above 2sa.7c: Michigan X 25c; combing
aud delalnc quiet and firm: territory fine HG5Sc;
fine medium 53a55c: Texas, California and Orc.
gon unchanged: pulled active and hrn; choice
super. $50 iOc; extras 2!asSc: Australian woods
firm; foreign carpet woods steady.
NEW oRK. May 17.-Wool steady. domestic
fleece 26IE@a3jc; pulled oOas2c: Texas i7a22c.
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Tho best Salvo in tho world Tor Cuts,
Bruises; Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tctter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaihs, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay Sreqnired. It is guaranteed to giyo
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25conts a box. For sale by Logan
DRUG Coya
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NEW; YoRK. May l7.-Flour. recclpts 1000 bar
relS: exports 700 barrels; market weak and
dull: sales ei,G0 barrels. Wheat. rcceipts
GS,oW bushels: exports il7.0 90 bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels OF futures and $4,000 bushels
OF spot: market weakeraud quiet: unyraded red
SE{aJ6Hc No. Chicago soc: options dull and
lower: No.2 rcd Mny SSJsns9AaSSXc: JUNE tS91
~sg15aS9c: July S9ka90AasyHc: AugrBtlsgHns9K
aS91Ec; September S9kc; October 9Jc; December
9lHa9 !Ah9sc. Corn. receipts ll?,00 bushels;
exports 1000 bushels; sales 49, O0 bushels oil
tG,ases and LOO ;, bus bushels 81 spot; market
aye; juno 6la5l Ia5li4c: July 1 Il; August
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OSIRIS.


For dc r~ateitcepeer!
osiri,i To whose awful AIMS
The dark .browed dwellets Of the Nile
~ days Of old their countless dead
With h ilosophlc trust consigned,
ger retdnnt pnleS and Sub!au sands
ihy weird und gloomy reign Is dom.
~ n; more majestic temples riSr
M ", mfohs The tau,e.lippcd worhlppcs
Above the inncs OF fallen gods
Ihn lesert sands now dCoply drift.
Tue de,potS Iron heel yet rests
IN ff9slrllo Egylts puIpllng throat
Anu OF her splCndla cities now
beneath The troplc sun by day,
nhostly md white through oil the u,gha
Touched by the beams OF lull.0rbcd moon
inu by silver light OF stars,
4 lo~iiclycolumn here aud there
itt ,toWcts toward the haunted hcav'n
Ana marks tho spot where splcndor dlOd.
ii0t Egypts Deity still lives,
God OF ForgctiulncN aud Death.
soinewhpre nitid tina rugged peaks 20
Tint bound Lies Marrow Vale,
Although unscanned By mortal eye,
lie sits In solitude, %enlhr0nGd
ANU the unmarked gruros OF hopes
Which once with animation iRllci W
nl.rA'e hearts that 10 Its ncrid Drugs II
Have drained Lies homlock cup.
Still God
niSllcrce, Sorrow. Death and Tears,
WIN eyes tow,.rd Times last settling sun,
IN weary, wlsuul. patient gaze, -
untll from out the chRngplcss depths
y! that far Night, 4 voice divine
shnll bid him lay his see ptrc down,
lilo welcomes to his bony arms
The woe.curscd children OF Despair.
Unhappy fncel A caravan
That tolls on foot across the plain, 4,
swept BY The scorchcd and wlthored years
That from the black, dcCirthrOated cave
81 hoary, sullcn, agc.robed Time
Rush but TO blast the budding hope
That cheers the tired toller on.
Zen though u few OH Fame's swift stccdA,
e. Fortunes gllded car may ridr.
What care have they for those who fall
In weary woe closc by their side?
Deceit IN irl~endshlp'a spotless gnrb.
May glide along each mapleS path
And trusting lires hoSuIte at last
TO hts beside which death were bliS;
Love turn to hate: and faces framed
In sllIen mass OF raven hair, 'UL -w
Win brows dtrinely fair und low.
Mlth eyes blue NJ tho fields Of heaven,
With voices like the silver song
That wandering &raplis softly breathe,
On stately beauty with It's wealth
~ smiles md golden trcsses, gild
The shadows OF cnch day aud night:
And when OF conquest pallcd. aside
With scorn their broken victims cast
Adrift upon the lrcttlng sea
OF slatless and unfr!ondly fate.
No wonder then. that In the halls
Where grim Osiris silent waits.
t:arth's broken.hcartcd find ut Inst,
up0n bis stony, heartless breast,
a resting place more certain far.
Than that long told OF Lethc's stream.
And so It Is.
For ship-wrccked lives that aimlcss drii.
Upon tho tortured waves Of woe,
some certain rccompenSe must come.
Forcrery tear that virtue sheds
Agem OF Joy be surely givcn;s
And those who touched Loves arrow points
With deadly poison yet shall feel,
Themselves the venom OF its wound,
And in the hell OF guilt and death
Their fearful expialion make,
While tho Osiris of our fate,
Shall watch the closing Gates OF Time.
May II, 1892. VS., Wlsoy,
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Wheeling Brilgs& Terminal Railway.

fsEUO RHoEU III UNVUt FCD. I, lbJI- ENstorn~ q.
Tor Wheeling Time)
Leave Whccitng-+6:l5,tT: 30. is.sn +o..i e1o.so,
sll:soa q: m; ele:sO. 'l:So.sa:SO Ss:.5, $50. $50,
e5;N. t6a5. $3.50, tS:so. 1880, 1l0: & n. IN.
Leave Martins fcrry-t6:3s iS:oO. tS:jS, a1o:o.
LEY y q. m; si2:lo = 100. 1900 RS S3:la ai:0.
tDaily, except Sunday. aDaily.
N. W. EAYI& Gciicral Manager.
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TINE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE
"a ha bright, sparkling. instructive family
journal 1tEis original IN, every department
clea n in every limo and suited as 1t is INTENDED
10 interest and improve every member OF ths
u mily. whether in city OF, Country,
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AstronoI nical.

7fNh.
Husband-Well, my dear, have you
seen the spots on the sun?
Wife--No, not yet; car I see them
now?4
Husband-Yes, if you will run up
stairs and look at Wallace. He has tho
measles.
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TOLEDO. o., May l7.-wheat dull and steady;
No. cash pig; May 9lMc: June, SsHc; July
SIG: Angus! SS51aac Corn dull: M. . cash 4GI$c;
july +il4c. Oats, cash alc. Rye quiet; No.. .
cash soc. Clovcr.secd nominal; prime cash
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NEW YoRK. May l7.-Plg iron quiet. Amerl.
can Sli q. Copper quiet; lnEu sill 0jai2 90.
Lead dull; domestic 81 271S, Tin steady; straits
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rheumatism Cured!l

Ibclicvc your MIcrobe Killer IA certain cure
for rheumatism. Up TO a year ago. was down n
great part OF my time with rheumatism. | be-
gAu taking your remedy. and after taking two
Jugs have never been troubled With 1t since but
few doses It entirely disappeared, / have offered
in several cases to pay for the iMicrobc Killer
provided It failed TO cure rheumatism. but have
never had topay as yet, rs 1t inevitably did the
work,
Respectfully, WV. MATTHEWS,
Dealer in lumber and all kinds OF building ma.
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Cotton.
Bucklon's Arnicn salvo.

ding DC.
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One Tor Him.

How is it that you write only one.
act plays !"
$50 that no critic can say, MS they do
OF athree.act play, The second act was
unnecessary and the third act could.
have been left out altogether
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A AND \


Tho Feature. of tho aIonoy and Stuck
Markets.
New YORK. Mayl7.-Moncy on call easy Mt "
to . per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed
offered at " per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent. sterllus exchange quiet but
steady at 81 s6Hai sTs4. Sales were 2il,lS3
shares.
The stock market to-day suffered somewhat
from sales by London, which encouraged fur.
Their saes for tho short account on the part Of
the local bear clement, but as a rule the general
list continued TO display q rising tendency and
and a few material gains were seen. Union Pa
citic and Northern Pacific preferred were tho
weak points, and during the forenoon were very
weak. but the hitter rallied fully. while theior.
mer rose only n slight fraction. The final col.
lapse OF the Richmond 4 West Point reorganiza-
ton scheme seemed to have no inf uencc upon
the market whatever. There was n & rcnt deal Of
selling Of the western stocks by the traders on
the theory rhat floods would adve rsely affect
their earnings. The market closed quiet, but
rather ~hcavyaitor " fractional rally in the last
few minutes tsading. The changesare insignia.
can't. EA-
Railroad bonds more active. Sales 81 or. an
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New YbRKi May ilZ-Petroleum continues In
the samo narrow rut. 1t opened firm, declined
&c on u few small sales and closed steady. Penn.
%sylvania oil, none; June options. opening and
highest SIG; lowest and closing SIC. Sales 5000
harrnls - --------
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CINCINNATI. O., May l7.--rlour easy. whea.
duh and lower: No. = rcd S6c:. receIpts $500
bushels; shipments 5000 bushels. Corn easier;
No. = mixed 4Sa i9c. Oats strong: No. !. mixed
3}c. Rye firm: No. ,. SIC. Pork firm at $40 GOA
at s. 70. bacon s;cady ut SO s7H Whisky firm
n. 81 IL Butter steady, lEggs steady at l3c.
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sSS Pennsylvania Stations
|VIEgnnSyIVd1idl ingG.|
SN Trains Run by Contral T4no
Trains Rum hy Contral Tmo

TIcKEr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
MATER ST. Fooro or EIfvESrI ST, WHEELISo, ]
At McLUnE 1ioCRE, WiIEELIsG, AND Attic 4.
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, BIsrD0EPonr.
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Chills and Debility Cured.

Chills and Debility Cured.
take pleasure In testifylng TO- the rcmarka.
bic benefit | have recently received from tho
use Of Iadam's Microbe Killer. l have been
much troubled with chills, night sweats and
debility for months. and ai,cr trying a great
many remedies TO no avail, bought n jug OF
MicrObe Killer md was completely cured In ten
days Respectfully, u J.SMIrM.
Frankfort. Ky.
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Metals,

PITTSBURGH. PA. May l7.-Market dull; opened
at tic; closed and lowest SIC; highest sic,
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/. on. CITY. PA. May T.-opcned at 57c: highest
size; lowest EAc; closed 6hc. Sales 1000
barrels: .clearancas 5000 barrels; shipments
T6,22e barrels: runs 9.,96l barrels.