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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-16
Women are Such Fools.

Mrs. Hiflie-"I lost dollar some
how out Of my purse to-day"
Mr.. Hifie-"You did, Ell? I'd Ike to
know how you managed to do such
an idiotic thing as that"
Mrs. Hihie-T can't tell exactly.
I was in Lacey's store and got into
the crush at q bargain counter and
then my attention was attracted to
another counter, and worked my
way there, and I suppose, laid my
purse down for an instant, possibly
unclasped. All l know is that when
came to look q silver dollar was miss
ing"
Mr.. Hihie-"Huh! see Just how it
was. You got so intensely excited
over some fool frippery or other you
forgot oil about what you were doing;
forgot where you were or who you
were; didn't know whether you were
on Earth or Mars Or Jupiter, alive or
dead. You women never learn by
experience-same thing over and over
again. 1t isn't six months since you
lost half q dollar the same way. The
washerwoman comes tonight. too,
and haven't a cent to pay her."
Mrs. Hihie-"You had forty dollars
in your pocket this morning"
Mr.. Hitiie-''1 dropped that at the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-16
French Justice.

FrenCh justice.
'"Then I understand you to say
prisoner at the bar, that you did not
steal a hog out Of Morguet's pig sty?"
eyes, my lord; l emphatically deny
the charge. I'm as innocent as new
born lamb"
"You persist in your denial?'
certainly, and can prove it."
"Let us hear"
at is quite simple. On the day you
mention, I stole a couple OF chickens
from Farmer Jeanfaro; soyou see
'"That will do. That proof is con-
elusive. Prisoner, you are free Cen
darmes, show the gentleman out
LIE Monde ComiQue.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-16
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For two "
(th stomach
| that tim
lysician.
|erything, (
brn out, an
Ease
hst. I wal
81 work.
kendation d
| worn-oq
tonach.|
Fenced usi1
lie good
Eength an
Elite beca||
5 bad efe|
lei now Il
|der that
kely cured
korst form
hugerties]
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|Eites: I
Blower for
Excellent 4
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18

This term might be applitd to Stev-
EMS Point, located on the Wisconsin
Central lines, at the gateway to the
sa-t fore$t reglon which extends uor'h
TO Like Superior, 81 distance nf 200
mile. without hreak, nu account Of
tts vast lumner Intere4 $. The Wis
cons;n river, to whlrh the lumhermen
havt gwen the familiar snd somewhat
atfectlonAtA title ct ''Old Wiscons, ,'nnt
nEune t1cts ~ Il lnm her feedtr To tho
city hy furnishing thrnugh its numer@>=
oI. tributaries An outlet for thousands
ct acrte of pina In the upper county:
but 1t furnishes II water power that Ia
stcond 'oniy 10 that 1t Neenah and
MenA>ht, which cities arr also lt,pat ed
on The "Central.n MlllioGs nf ttet OF
lumber are out every year, giving ent~
ployment to hundreds of men. tn
addition to the lumber: trade, 1t hns
numerous other manufactures; 1t as
here wherezthe large cur shops of. thu
Wisconsin Central lines are 'ocat.d.
For tickets, naps, pamphlets md full
information apply TO q. f. McNtili,
g. r. Ard4r. A., Minneapolis. Mimi, ],
or tn Jss.zC. Pond, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Ch,eago, I'll. -: !: & 81 III i
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18
OUR MARQUIS.


: . :
===P <AKI' AfHrtli 1U,~~-.A: dt.t l::@ wa
tt>.i2h@t tlli~ III rrlt,4 t-tv..tll l%ie NJ ~
tl4n~ d@ II r.. nt,@i II 1<ust.. 4 III. .>i1 l4-
t't:rf.st t,t F:nf.,'i,"~. Ii1" t::.u.+, >,t4x !.
Itt>rs> which tue M&rIGi. ! :a,t,t1.lIc
st'l1t" TIM. nen y IIe<.iftt tt* s.i4,rl .,t&.
character ~ NJ I~.ac. ID IL" .~,t-.tus4-
Kttht1A}> WOunsittt II, the right tiea<',
antl great loss nf bttn Il ::Au..t th+. s4.,-
"ttts 10 f..r,ld. lie duel prpcrt}llty.
Ma'qu * dr Nnre- married :" .taugi.itg
ot l. \tnI Huffman, the New lptk
barker. For several year. tlle .t,|&:
lived III tue wtat+ wher- the Marquis
owh~tt Il ruEeh. Ht II s,ltall In ,tat
ust', au@ hHg III cournge, aud WIS II
tefrr Ia the cowiny+.
Ht |. Known ua h "1uyAl'' stmia!i,l
Hn has t'een u folio >er ut l}ouIui,4et
aud II ruti>c4i. H% he's an aversion to
newspaper cottt.uent nnfAsorabIe 70
hjfti.rif.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18

MlLWA UkEEt March l4.-Genera}
f. =. Braxg, father IF The famous
phta@e, ave love hun for the euemirs
he hu4 fnade,' has been urging G!eve~
! land To make II public uvowal of his
po>1ti"u regarding the approaching
t'efm crAtir national convention.
March, 5!h. he wrote Il letter to El+.v.-
IL nd 'rn1n Fond du Iac contaiuIug the
'"f1n"3tk hnr IkrArh:
1.-THE .tunktr IL pubic inttr+s' y
| which ttetnevratlt failure WuuitI ill.,
volve Ae+tus now t. 'tY.11re At, upen
nvpwAl ut your Willingness 10 -ubtnil
"a any st<Vlce wh1ch y1ur purity nnh
thu. p+oplr may assign ynI. believing
ynnr 1t>~lsnh++* tn The nation may he
4r*ntrr tH4W t''an ever In he li@t sn
cary thT t:niy ht tuu~e Of tyritf IT.
ftrtu Anh1 Ia 4*~'uft 1he hlt<-tnGS nj
ktnui knNtlnnl+ ht Ia ti1e. reuftle, [ u"k
yutt ~ s4N ~ h4 T.alty hnsi the t,etIrIe
that y"hr tit4ne :l+ny tr p'*stntrti H.
flr nA'lnunl 1teIu ntrnt1r convention Nv
= tnnih,n,e fir ii> nutniilH,i III tn th-
rrt'ide.ty, nnt1 That y.:u will ar..rpt
I t,t. Iann'nutu # given. uu.t ,gAiu
| nu'!+rtnke ttlr tlutlt, of pfeaideti II tit
people shall, n* / believe t. ~ will.
.rh't~t yuu fer that ultlce.'' ~~-~ - -. =:
In lep|y Cleveland write: -" >1urn,:
q h. 1>D1.--1tur l.tttr of tht @1th re~
cely+t1. i nnv+ thought might emil:
Elnu+ silent III ne ruhJrct yt'n pre-
| ~rut ~ u.-. II, in answering the
| 1ue>ti ,ts, L ::light nhly con.,'ttr per.
~nna' desires. individual en<e AUD com,
tort, my response would be promptly
| uiade without tue least reservation Ut
difficulty. But If you are right in sup
posing the subject j. related to II duty
condition exists which makes such
private and rer.oual considerations
en- irely irrelevant. My experlrrc. In
the ottire uf president so impressed nle
wi h the s>lenlnity ot the tru-t aud .t4
awful responsibilities. ,hnt [ cAnnot
bring myself to regard candidacy for
the plate As ,111etninK to be won hy
PERSONAL strife aud Ac:ive self~uss4r.
Il ii.
| II have a|so nm Idea that tho pr ST.
dencs III prt'.tn'lnentIy the peo pie'sot-
| flce. aud have Eteu since1e In con
-,nn1 advocacy Of effective particlpa,
iiun In political affairs un the party ri
all our citizens. Consequently ue
lieve the people shoald ne hea d ln the
cbo'ce Of their party candidAt.s, and
that they themselves should max. the
nominations d. directly HI ro1 sstenI
with oren, fair and full party organi~
zatinn and methods. | u1u c1ufi .ent
sl4ccHrs III still within our reacl1, bui
believe this IL IA time tor thuughlfnl-
ness and deliberAtlnn, uot only as ~
>andidnt+s. but ennceruirg party nc,
tlon upon questions of tmtuense inter.
rst to the patriotic aud Intelligent vnt-
els of t:.e 1und, who watch Tor HI III
surante Of s'.fety as the price m their
confidence aud support.
'GROEEK CIEvEl4AND.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18
i*nt fnnclu@iou. :::.: -:
:: *'and now Kind frinn,i4 wla* have wroto,
iinpc you will pass % 'tr, =:
Ard su,t ritielsc a, ~ornt h45 tlpuc. III:
:s:- Hitherto. heretofore. !: -. H..


!: -. II" H"*1n't'4. 1f ~pr3ug.**.>*":: I III:
:#=*I% tl4ar..,,tni III * *>*.1 know Wl.*t'1
j*ptlng ||t*.4 ~, .ttst,a Vnu Ht,et1 <t.ttr
Et'' Il q n',at and W.. t1e eVr>*a* tonlit'g up:
Ihut u t1lt::-* hi =t4tt1r # NJ hll}ttiar VII the
3:o|d *A@5ht:ltH At'1,anat,..*: +. WtntI,t t,e
| sAfe T |rWa:<3.F 91ltt xa>tt "itt rot know
| |: tta:- ]! > f,rane hegIn@ totlAy, On thia day
!: tftA vim q II RI *.n tl14 zo;tsyett tlpn Vt
! 5Ar1tt,txf 5ttt, III HffI. ttufl*tht vern4t se4~:
:~ttl, ~ "1tl1 1.+t,ntA nra,n.=": In the tat
J. t4*tfr n fyttrt!a*t ~; t;en1nfs sAnd rrtnct-
Ep4I ti-e=>s II: >t5st&z ~ #234. They uave ieen
:dta'i j. pttt2d Willie "*rtsfdtd, 'hi- ~a*
W.T. ri' @t<* xss4tt y: ty ht4au ~ 1tle>~, ri d
tt,"t :a;,%nta the .+frlns ,.atupalgn by
oti> r n4 ii eacfitlt:s. tt, The gods TO-
ttt' y t.r"tI- <tut. Tl.i+ sArrilIct usu4l.
~ tttu-i~trt Of II s,tt1! and II Wl4~ gwen
j. t'}ac" II t,,'tiur u: the zet1lac ~ the
*@.gA II +tr=rg; !: t,~t tt"uGh It ID hard
lv ~,1rtHx Here yet+ t IL fitne 10 lttk up
,saatirn ft,r she III in1utr'~ mnr~ ~ ut
II II uAj@ thinning ef nt,tving u. i.
't't'}+ =" t1tat tittltt- tt E.,rt,t Dakota, ::
'ter"t, ling rrall}.s tf Nebraska
ati kAb T., or 'he nt:n+s ar.d rAncie>
'fi'IF'.ra'i,', >>.11: h Dakp'A or Wyoming
.'fns Hnri}t gfrn il th@ tint over which
Vt u f>n get there with u eett and conn.,
fort. In fart, If you are going any,
where, '!i- Is really ''the only" FIR
sicke's, tire sable~, ulap4 or nny in:
f,ra! airt1, call IN amy aEent # this or
conntc ins liur.. or writ tu w, j. e.
k-ny"u. Geu. Pass. Agent, 81. Paul,
Mimi
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18

Chicago, MArch, lH-'F.t.. case Vt
DIR Fl N. Scudder, cl1nrg"'i with Il ur~
derlnE hi. ITO fler-tn-!aw, WAS hr4uuhl
before the grand Jury IMlay by The
states AtE rnry, the +ame witness: q
who were heard III the preliminary
examination yesterday appeared t'e-
fore the grand jury. The jury found
a true bill agaIntt the doctnr which
will hr carefully drawn up and re~
turned Into ccurt tomorrow,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18

Cultivated Stranger-Iou advertise
for a man who can speak twenty-six
languages,
Mr. Gotha,n-Yes, sir. The position
is still open.
May ask concerning; the matter Of
It's ilntics:" ~- +:
':Certainlv. | own considera bic prop
erty III New Yurk. ami want Il imam to
collect the rents. New York Weekly,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18

learns from Wa -Einxto,, HAT :nr l;nE-
ian government lh1 drrllt.l tt, ~t+utl Il
niIhis er here without regard to IT. ~ :
t'un takt'' b. coEprr*% " rtc+4! ptn4+:
the families # tl,e I>aIi,.ft* kil:e. ri
NV tr't*n-. It r:oo*',l. :heWtve:=
}l1 i T I,t~"rt. NJ. ~: lu;< NJ: tf..tt, ,1,**:
:cot'l4t;t ~ 'tt tVrHtgt I'll :*t5t tI.v
senate in f4var IL AIdttig tt'"l ii. ni<t !"
t''ttH g appropriation h! u. ~tr4;,l
nF1E'r:u l*fti *fur f,t ** r*f,ttI m t1t
*:N UrIf* j:i;a4 W.:
tI4A ti.t> tItts t.tttttife t:trl> ii: tt@l tttl,
4 =t|y &tlst tl,{s t<stitlf*y::::: . A. # " If:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-18

y Is the only illustrated paper In The
world containing all tile latest senfa.
tional and sporting news. To Saloon
Keeper, Barber Or Club kol can at.
foa>.. to be without It. It always makes
friends wherever 1t goes.
Mailed to any address ia the United
,eta*ea. securely wrapped. 18 weeks 'ot
Hi.UO.
Sen.! five CENTS for sample Mpy
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange to-day:
One car sample oats, 351lc, days; cars No.
timothy hay, SIS 80, April delivery. Re-
ceipts as bulletined. II cars. By Pittsburg,
Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railways cars of
oats. . of middlings, Of hay, l Of barley, OF
hour. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Il car Of hay, l Of oats, Of shell corn. l of
feed. Cereals are still weak all along the
line. Hay is in active demand at an advance
in prices.
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
from store:
-WHEAT-No. red, soc to q 90; No. red. slc to
CSC.
CoRN-No. yellow ear. 47@47kc; high mixed
sheled, A4@4Sc; high mixed shelled. 4@44A mixed
sheled, 42It43c.
OATs-No. 1 oats. sa@s7c; No. 2 white, 3511asc:
extra No: oats, 35@35hc; mixed oats. S4934kc.
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio. 9a@sac; No.
l Western. 8a09Oc.
FLOUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring patents,
S 2505 30: fancy winter patents. IS 2505 80; fancy
straight winter, &5 0095 q; fancy straight SPRING
IS 1505 40: clear winter, n 1905 90: straight xxx
bakers, a 5o94 IS. Rye flour. E 0o@5 IS.
NILLFEED-No: white middlings. l9 0oG20 90
per ton: No:2 white middlings, s7 5o@ls 90: brown
middlinss. ~ oo@la 50; winter wheat bran. al7 @@
us eo@ls So: No. 4 10 75@l1 IS; clover hay. nj rs
@l2 IS; loose from wagon. A4 oo9l5 90, according
to quality; packing hay, % 0o99 50.
sIEAw-6ats, 81 oo@1 50; wheat, ss COOS 50; rye,
n 0007 Is.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
TREACHEROUS MARCH.

Weather Antics Out West Good for the
Wheat Market-Strong Cables Help IL
Also-Corn and Oats Quiet and Firm
Hog Products Higher.
CHICAGo-The decided strength which
was the feature in wheat at the close yeseer-
day afternoon, was still the feature To-Day.
All the surroundings of the market were
decidedly bullish, and May advanced fully
&c from the low point touched yesterday.
Probably the most bullish influence OF the
day was the weather. Tho bright sunshine Q
Of yesterday and the spring-ike zephyrs
had been succeeded Dy overcast skies and
sharp winds. The signal service reported q
cold wave advancing from the Northwess,
where the thermometer was in the vicinity
of zero, and a binding blizzard was said to
be raging Other strong factors were the
firm cables and the decided strength IN al
domestic markets. Foreigners were salu 10
be quietly buying at tine seaboard, ana pros
pective export engagements were encour-
aging to holders. There were hDerat buying
orders from New York.
The volume of trade was fair but not very
large, and the price changes were limited
to comparatively narrow range: me
available supply, as reported Sy ~ 6,qaayes Rss
and decreased 900 bushels on the Pacific
coast, the net increase being $4,000 bushels.
The price OF May around the'opening was
maQe at 1fOm oS0cS12C, dsuinSb oo25C ~ tiC
close. Yesterday; settled to S91sc; advanced
to ss1Sc again; reacted to Ss1sc during the last
houi on sales by longs, who had profit in
their deals; then strengthened under the
buying by nervous shorts, who feared to
have their trades over night in view of the
threatening weather; advancing to S915c
again, and the close was firm at S9kc. 1
Corn ouiet and a trifle firmer, but very
steady, the fluctuations covering a range of
only Nc. Trade was slow, and the slight
show OF strength was due to the better feel
ing in wheat. The close shows gain of nc
in values.
Oats quiet but firm in sympathy with
wheat and corn and the smaller receipts,
And closed nc higher.
Hog products lower at the start, but soon
grew strong and advanced sharply, al
though the receipts of hogs were larger
than expected, and prices at the yards were
l0c lower. The advance was partly in SYM
pathy with wheat and partly on covering by
shorts, who got somewhat frightened by
liberal offers to purchase. May pork which
opened DC off at sll 05, sold at $Il O2]d; then
advanced to sll 22H, but weakened toward
the close and closeu at Gil I711al, gain of nc
Lard closed unchanged. but ribs were s1ac
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows as correct
ed by Jonn NJ Oakley & Co.. 45 Sixth street. mem-
Ders of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

Switch ana Signal was steady and Airbrake
higher. Citizens Traction, Central Traction
and Pleasant Valley finished with fractional
gains. Birmingham Traction was quiet and
a trif1e lower. Manchester and DuQuesne
received but little attention. Total sales
were nearly 1000 shares
Sales at frst call were 10 Philadelphia Gas
Mt l91S. 100 at 49, $40 Pipeage at 10; 80 Ctti-
zens' Traction at 62z1; $1,000 Birmingham
bond at 1057z; 200 Pleasant Valley at 2514: 100
Central Vraction at 2sA. Before call, 80
Wheeling Gas at 22x, 150 at 49,
Second call. 25 Citizens Traction at 62T; ~
Luster at9Z; 20 Pleasant Valley at 25ss: 8
Pfpeage 1t 10: los Duquesne at M; 10 Phila-
delphia Gas at !s9S; n at ISL. 10 at ISL 10 at
1SsS; 80 Birmingham at 26A, 20 at q; 400 Char
tiers Gas at s11z; 10 Electric at 16.
Before call, memberships at 500. Be
tween calls. 200 Philadelphia Gas at 10.
Third call, 10 Duquesne at 24111: 20 Birming.
ham at 261S: 10 Electric l615; 90 Philadelphia
Gas at 1s5z, 40 at 1874, $40 at 10: l05 Citizens
Traction ut 625s: 90 Airbrake at ITO; 25 Pleas
ant Valley at 25sa. Bids and offers at each
call follow:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
HOME SECURITIES.
INCIDENTS OF ANOTHER BOOMING
DAY AT THE EXCHANGE,

Philadelphia Gas Company Announces q
Dividend-Heavy Trading In the Stock
Concessions From Best Prices, but No
Signs Of . Material Reaction.
The announcement that dividend would
be declared by the Philadelphia Company
yesterday, the first for about two years, in
jected an inspiring element into the stock
market, and trading was lively. The divi-
dend is per cent. payable April L The
company expects to pay simflar, or per-
haps larger, dividend each quarter here
after.
The marketwas irregular. there being an
unusual number Of slumps and rallies, but,
although best prices were not generally sus-
tanned. there was no pronounced weakness.
Philadelphia Gas sold at the early call at
19H. At the second it dropped to ls9k, but
quickly moved up to 1s1k. At the last call it
developed greater strength. Sproui q Co.
took 600 shares from Hill q Co. at 19. The
final bid was 18x, with none offered under
10. The assurance Of dividend had no ma
terial eject on the stock, IL having been long
under discussion and pretty well discounted.
Wheeling Gas sold up to IS 1t the second
call, but fel back at the third to q, but
none was I'm the market atanything like that
figure. Ptpeage was stronger. Luster and
Electric put good traction TO their credit
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
SOME IMPROVEMENT.
More Animation Duo to Good weather and
Approach Of Spring.

More Animation Due to Good Weather and
Approach Of Spring.
Good weather and buoyancy In stocks
caused little more animation in monetary
circles yesterday. but there was no decided
change in the market. Bankers expect
better call for accommodations from this
time forward to meet the requirements Of
the spring trade. Supply was abundant and
rates unchanged. Bank clearings were
1851, ,2s4 IS and balances $40, ,1s1 81.
The First National Bank of DuQuesne has
been organized by the election Of directors
as follows: John A. Crawford, William
Oliver, DR.. L. L. Botlrin, J. 3. Wylie, s. o.
Lowry, Charles Downey, Robert Patterson,
Charles B. Payne, G. E. r. Gray and James
s. Crawford. john Crawford was chosen
President and William Oliver Vice Presi-
dent. The bank will be open for business in
q short time.
At New York yesterday money on call was
easy at H4Q2 per cent; last loan 2, closed
offered at 2. Prime mercantile paper at
051a per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
steady at "a s5H for 60-daY bills and 81 s7H
for demand, -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW Y0Rk, ~
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
Groceries


The expected rise in sugar fails to ma
teriaiize. but markets are firm at the ad-
vance OF last week. 'Coffees are steady to
ther advances in this line. The movement
of general groceries is fairly active, with a
slight Improvement on last week.
GREEN CoFFEE-FaEcy. 22@oac; choice Rio.
N1f@22xc; prime. 2oc; low grade Rio. 1s@1sc; old
Govsrnmsns Cover toJ java; g@ss; Maracabo :i@Ssse;
54e; ss.f L. GgSi GasyIs. saasse @ee Caracas $50
,ESAsTER On DsgsSs}astspdsrd brands; ls:ssc;
Sas H 0s s
s. sasa Ryo ss e eeeSs o4sis.TS p prime Rio
c.ssis. 6; peppe2 iic natmes Ssoe o'p'e '0'
o5;s 81. .s test
dine il: ses.lins. i4c rsa oil. iosSis; purity:
1ifase ,,zs x,Psss s strained, 'sse per
ss@ssc prime sugar syrup. sa@s2c; strictly prime.
n. o. MoLAssEs-Fancy new crop. 4o@4,c;
choice. 4o@lc. old crop. s6@ssc; N. y. syrup.
Il Is; ssssf 81 :1a
&C ,s: TS Weight Sc; 'searne, per
RrcE-Hssd Carolina. sX@sxc: choice. 5x@sxc;
sTARca.Pesri. &c; corn starch. 5x@sxc; gloss
,;ps 81 Ie9sSn
q 40@l 60: Valencia. 5N@sc; Ondara YsIencia, 81
Ss ssS Turkey
DO shelled soc: waInuts Nap isSl1c sicily a:
Brazil nuts, 7s gesan.: isgi4e; sitron p n. a@c;
is@see; pe.ehss. California, evspolsted. 1npsred:
g; ssspber5ies ey.poratsd. i7Sisc: Oi.cEbsrries.
low choice sN@ssc: yellow. good. sss@a&c; Sel-
PicKIEsm Medium. bbls q. 400, y Is; medium.
10 daiSy SS @ coarse %; sS srysts stiF 1s 81
Higgins Eureka: 4-bu sacks, q 50; Higgins Eu.
CANNED GooDs~stsndard peaches. q 75a1 90:
Pssehe 1ss 's & sness sa;sa 9sfn gsas1s' ?sss s. e:
SsssS:: & s i:
eg%ns CO spee sfsea eeEf
ss:extra white cherries. g 7S@2 s.; raspberries.
g l1 s e.a:
sesfed Ses sc do 2 can % 81 isee5
beans; 4O@l IS; Holsters. In cans e o.; mack
sEeL i;@ cans n boiled. q sS sardinss, domessiG.
q 5o91 CO.: sardines imported. vs., t1s 90; sar-
dimes mustard 2 %; sardines. spiced e 80:
snas ES; .s;s s shoss
rings-Split es 80; lake, g 05 p 1oo-ib bbl White
sh 10oD hdd,. haf DBL II. Lake trout
but 1sc y b. Pickerel. half Dbl, a 20; quarter
Dbl. q 60. Holland herring, 75c. Walkof her.
ring. 90c.
OATMEAL-A 7505 90.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
OPEN
YOUR EYES

When you ask for a bottle
of WoLFF's ACME BLAcKING
see that you get the genuine.
The real article made by US
cannot be bought for less
than zoe. a bottle. 1t is good
material and worth its price.
There are limitations offered
claiming to be "Just as good"
for less money. Don't buy
them. If the Just as good" "
has any merit it ought to sell
without invoking the aid Of
comparison with our Acme
Backing.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
The Coffee Markets.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Conee- Options
opened steady, points up to down. clos
ing steady at 3 to 10 up; sales, 15.S50 bags, in
Guiding March, l355@1360c; April, l290@
13.00c; May, 12.60@1265c; June, 1350l24Oc;
October, l2.10c: December, l90@l2.00c.
Spot Rio quiet and firm; No. 7, 14tsc.
BALTIMORE, March 9.-Conee steady; Rio
cargoes, fair, 171sc; No. 2, 147zc.
NEW ORLEANS, March a-Conee firm; Rio,
ordinary to fair, 151%@17Ac.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
A Bundle of Wiran.

Nervous people are often Hkened to bum
die OF wires so sensitive are they to the
least outside vibration. The brain and
stomach are connected with great sympa-
thetic chord or nerve, and trouble In the
stomach is reflected by the organs of
thought. Invigoration is the proper means
of overcoming nervousness. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters Is the finest tonic in exist
ence and thorough remedy for constipa-
tion, biliousness. malaria and other all
ments.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10

. Bid,
Bank ClearinEs.

CHICAGO - Money, Ed@e per cent New
York exchange, SOC discount. Bank clear.
lngs, $l3 3S79, ,60s. 80
NEW ,ORLEANs-Clearings, $1,37,75s. New
York Exchange commercial SOC per LOCO
premium Bank, 81 80 per premium.
ST. LOUIs-Clear1ngs, $3,769,776; balances,
s4S4, ,644 Money, 6@7 per cent. Exchange on
New York part, 26c premium.
NEW YoRK-Bank clearings. SIS, ,26o, 7s6; bal
ances, S6, 81, ,50l.
BosroN-Bank clearings, sN, Isl, ,7Os; bal
ances. sl,9N,045. Money. . per cent. E1-
change on New York, l0@15c discount.
PHILADELPHIA Bank clearings, &l1,-
6os, ,o4e; balances, 8, ,sN, ,5A. Money, 81 per
cent.
BALrIAoRE-Bank clearings, 81, 129 622; bal
ances, $2s3, ,053. Rate, 6 per cent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
Turpentine Markets.

NEW YoRK-Rosin dull and firm; strained
common to good. 81 4o@I ~ Turpenttne
dull and weak at S611037c.
ing doing. Rosin firm; strained, 81 Is; good
strained, 81 20 bid. Tar steady at 81 80.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, 81 90; yellow
dip, 81 90; virgin, 81 80.
firm at 81 45@1 so.
CHARLESTON = Turpentine, 35xc. Rosin
firm; good strained, 81 80.