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13 WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1903 THE PITTSBURG PRESS BROKERS. TEEL ft FERTUPSE Of um The Union Trust Go. of Pittsburgh 335. 337. 339 FOURTH AVENUE Center avenue.

on Wednes 10.91 Manufaoturtrs Light Haat at prevent price pnys the above. HUMPHRIES MILLER, Member Plltabarv Stock Ktfhtat. 618 ncl (119 Farmer Dank Building Telephone Grant 06. LYTLE DAVIS, CAPITAL, SURPLUS $1,500,000 $16,000,000 LOCAL SECURITIES DULL AND TRADING VERY LIGHT i Fire Proofing Common Advanced Fractionally Pitts burg Cool Preferred Weaker Pittsburg Brewing Failed to Respond to Good Statement CHARITABLE INSTI TUTIONS can be relieved from the burden and responsibility of caring for and investing their Endowment Funds by making THE UNION TRUST CO. OF PITTSBURGH their agent or trustee for that purpose, thus obtaining the additional security afforded by its large capital and surplus RECEIVES DEPOSITS AND ALLOWS INTEREST AT THE RATE OF TWO PER CEXT PER ANNUM ON DAILY BALANCES SVBJECT TO CHECK The First National Bank of Pittsburgh Fifth Avenue and Wood Street.

ESTABLISHED 1852. CHARTER No. 48. Depository of the United States, State of Pennsylvania and City of Pittsburgh. Offers most favorable facilities for conducting business, consistent with safe banking.

Wednesday. November 4. Local aecu- rUies ruid very ir.ll and narrow this 3 morning, with trading very light through. out the list. The f-arly advance York i'aid to stimulate buying, but on th: oth'r na il tr.ro was rso selling rres-ur Toiv.ird noon that market bpgTM weaken on heavy selling of Uni'ei Sta.rS tel securities, particularly tho preferred stock and the new bonis, ai.d rteciirifs of a point nnd over were frrouent.

The Eastern decline, however, produced little effect here up to l2 m. National Fire Proofing was In fair rTemanri. It advanced to and there was some inquiry for the preferred, tho'iph none changed hands, rittsljitr Coal common did not trade unJ quoted at bid. 206 asked. The preferred was weaker, Felling: off from f2 to but sales were mainly of small Crucible Steel went at a decline of to 4.

but the preferred sold '4 at Sls. T'nlted States sold at 13li'3 10 nstlnghouE5 Electric seconds advanced a point to 69 and reacted to H3, while Airbrake continued to brlnar 131. Manufacturers Light Heat was lower at ilTs. and a small lot of Ohio Fuel Supply, at 36. showed a rain of a point.

Brewing failed to respond to a (rood annual statement. Felling at 23 against 24T. en Monday. Quotations at 12:30 p. m.

were: i Bid. I Ask. Natural Gas Stocks Ohio Fusl Co. Man. Hifht Heat Co Electric Stocks 1st yWestlnphoupe.

21 Miscellaneous Stocks Crucible Steel Co do pref. Plttfaburg Brewing Co do pref Pittebur? Coal Co do pref Philadelphia Co Airbrake Co. i Katlnnal Fire Proofing do prf United States Steel Co. i do pref 2T "I SI I I 27i 68 4V4 4 ol'i 25 4 Iff 62U 37 25 12t'a 24't. BONDS.

City Railway Bonds F. P. V. Tr. con.

FittsV.uri? West End Pittsburg Traction 5s K. A. 6S Pucjuesne A. M. 5s Consolidated Gas Ss Miscellaneous Bonds Fittshurp Hrewina; lll'i 111V6 108.1 110 10 to IOi.IO a.

m. 20 Fhars Mfrs. L. 2714 of shares Mfrs. L.

H. shares Mfrs. L. 274 2o shares Mfrs. L.

274 shares Mfrs. L. II 274 shares W. Airbrake 131 shares Brewing 25 IO shares Brewing 25 shares I'irh. Coal pref 124 10 shares Pgh.

Coal pref --4 7 shires PKh. Coal pref SJ'i r.i shares Pjrh. Coal pref C4 10:30 m. to 12:30 p. m.

10S I llOil 113! 110 lioif Capital, 51,000,000. Surplus and Profits, $2,260,000. Assets, $17,600,000. CHAS. E.

SPEER. President. F. H. SKELDINO.

Cashier. THOS. WIGHTMAN, Vice President. F. II.

RICHARD. Assistant Cashier. T. C. GRIGGS.

Assistant Cashier. WM. F. BENKISER, Manager Foreign Department. DIRECTORS.

JAMES M'CREA. CHAS. A. PAINTER. W.

W. WILLOCK. JAS. LAUGHLIN. F.

H. SKELDIt'O. CHAS. E. SPEER.

THOS. WILSON MILLER. W. HARRY BROWN. day afternoon at 2:3 o'clock.

Interment private at a later hour. BAUER On Tuesdav. November 3. 1003. at 11 p.

Robert J. Bauer, son of Barbara Bauer (nee Kappel) and John Bauer, aged 8 years and 10 days. Funeral services from the Home 01 his parents SO Garrison avenue, on Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment private.

CARROLL On Tuesday, November 3. at o'clock p. James S. Carroll, son of Mr. Louise C.

Carroll, late of Brooklyn. 21 years. Member of Pittsburg council 375. Knights of Columbus. Funeral from the rldenee or N.

Reid. 21S South St. Clair street. East End. Time of funeral later.

tBrookville, and Erie, papers please copy.) CONNELLY On Tuesday. November 3. 1003. at 2 p. Emma Fox.

wife of James Connellv. and daughter of the late Gottlieb and Elizabeth Fox, aged ".5 years. Funeral services at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Frederick Ltidwlg, 2413 Wylie avenue.

Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Suddenlv at Brownsville. on Monday, October 1. 19f3, John Alvin Duke, husband of Margaret Downey, aged 40 years.

Member of Washington Lodge "No. 164, F. and A. M. Funeral services at his late residence.

1804 Wylie avenue, on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. GAR VET At Tarentum, Pa, on Tues dav. November 3, 1903, at h.V) a. Belle Garvey fnee Fltti.

wife of John W. Garvey, in her 57th year. Funeral services at her late home, Fifth avenue and Allegheny street, on Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Interment private Friday morning.

GRABEXSTEIN On Wednesday. November 4. lDf'3. at 0 a. Christina Grabenstein.

wife of the late W'illiam Grabensteln. In her 63d year, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. C. F.

Put-hoff, 808 Western avenue, Allegheny. Notice of funeral later. HOG AN On Tuesday. November 3, 1903, at 3:20 p. John Hogan.

in his 31st year. Funeral from the residence of his aunt. Miss Kate Monarhan, 6339 Luther street. Thursday morning o'clock. High mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HURLEY On Tuesday. November 8, 1903. 10 a. Nora beloved daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Hurley, aged 2 years 9 months.

Funeral from parents' residence. Rand station, Mifflin township. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. OPPENHEIM H.

Oppenheim. at his late residence, 710 Wylie avenue, aged 49 years. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. O'DONNELL Suddenly, on Sunday, November 1, 5 o'clock p. m.

William son of B. J. and the late Sarah O'Donnell, aged 26 years. Funeral from the residence of his brother, F. J.

O'Donnell. 476 Ella street, Williamsburg, Thursday. November 5. at 8:30 a. m.

High moss of requiem at St. James' Church at 0 a. m. Friends of the family respectf ulljy invited to attend. PACE At the family 2915 Wrylle avenue, on Tuesday, November 9.

1U03. at 6:30 p. John Pace, aged 65 years. Funeral services at the family residence on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family and members of Lorena Lodge, K.

of P. Thos. Armstrong Council. O. U.

A. M. and Daughters of Liberty- Council, No. 92, are invited to attend. PIBBS On Monday, Navember 2.

1903, at 7 p. after a lingering Illness. Josla Beatrice, beloved daughter of W'illiam Henry and Mary Elizabeth Pibbs, at the family residence. 212 Hemlock street. Allegheny, aged 3 years IO months 5 days.

Interment at Greenwood. on Thursday. Train leaves Baltimore Ohio depot Wednesday evening, November 3, 1903. SLADDEN At her residence. No.

1511 North Canal street. Sharpsburg, on Tuesday, November 3, lOOo. at a. Mrs. Elizabeth, relict of Joseph Sladden, In her year.

Funeral services on Thursday, November 5, at 2 p. m. SPRIESTERSBACH On Tuesdav. November 3. 1903.

at 12:10 p. Anna Sophia, widow of William Spriesters-hach and mother of William Spries-tersbach. and Mrs. John Hamra. aged 81 years.

Funeral services at her late residence. 1716 Larklns alley. South Side. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend.

interment private later. SULLIVAN On Tuesdav. November 3. 1903. at 1:20 p.

at her residence, Lane alley, Allegheny. Mrs. Catherine Sullivan (nee McGilll. Funeral from the residence! of her son. James Sullivan.

Linwood avenue. Allegheny. Friday, November 6. at 8:15 a. m.

Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Peter's Church at 0 o'clock. Friends of the familv and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. WARD On Tuesdav evening. November 3.

Ili3. at Mercy Convent. Webster ave nue. Sister Mary Stephana (Ann Ward), in her 70th year, and for 55 vears a member of the Order of Mercy. Funeral mass on Fridav morning at at Mercy Convent.

Webster avenue. WILSON On Monday. November 2. 1903. at 7:30 p.

Efhe Wilson, daughter of the late Hon. George Wilson. Funeral services at her late residence. No. 35 South Neglev avenu.

on Thursday afternoon. November 5, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private. WALSH On Tuesday, November 3 1903, at 4 o'clock a Marv beloved wife of William Walsh tnee White, aged 55 years. Funeral from her late residence.

K23 Brownsville avenue. South Side. Thursday. November 5, at 8:15 a. m.

High mass at St. John's Church. Fourteenth street. South Side, at a. m.

Friends of the family respectfully invited to attend. WELSH On Tuesdav. November 3 1003, at 4 a. Mary Welsh (nee Gor-man. wife of Thomas Welsh, aged 39 years.

Funeral from her late residence. No. 1127 Washington street, Braddock. on Thursday morning at o'clock. Services at St.

Thomas' Roman Catholic Church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. PITTSBURG ellon Nation al Bank of Pittsburgh- AROUND THE CORNER The country is turning a corner. Just around the corner there are some rich pickings in the stock market.

I will tell you about them, if you ask me. and your account will be carried upon the lowest possible margins. ESTABLISHED 1893. R. M.

WEAVER, Stocks. Bonds and Grain, 223 Fourth Avenue. JOHN LARKIN CO. 414 WOOD STREET. STOCKS and GRAIN Quick Service.

2 Points Margin. ESTABLISHED 1S92. JOHN 13. BARBOUR, BANKER BROKER. 404 TIMES BCILDINO.

Member of Pittsburg Stock Exchange. TRI ST COMPANIES. Or PITTS BUROH. on sd on checking 6y Accounts Accounts i'lNOesNDElST" fAOUTItS at WOPD am. 'SIXTH AVENUE South Sido Trust Go.

1210 Carson St. 4 Gfi SAVINGS DEPOSITS. nun ft tm front 9 n. m. to 9 n.

m. AN ACCOMMODATING BANK. We afford our depositors every accommodation consistent with safe banking. REAL. ESTATE TRUST CO.

All Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa We- pay 4i Interest on time deposits and 2 oi cheeking accounts. SAFE LACE FOR MONEY. BASKS. THE INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK. Temporary Quarters, 241 Fourth Ave.

cbdUjiI S500.000. Surplus S750.00k THE KEYSTONE BANK of Pittsburg. This bank allows 2 per cent on eheckiner accounts 4 per cent on savings. 320, 324 Fonrth Ave. PITTSBURG TRUST 32H rourth Ave.

4 ON S4VISKS DEPOSITS. 3 ON IIKt Kl(i ACCOUNTS. 1 CAPITAL SURPLUS PROFITS Vrtank by Mall. Write for Booklet 22 Daniel McCaffery's Sons Co. HAY AND GRAIN, TJ and 718 FlfTH AVE.MIH.

American Express Company IMUEa Foreign Exchange. Cable Travelers Cheques and fetters of Credit Arailable throughout the wovli. 437 Wood Street. TRUST 16,000,000.00 CHECKING ACCOUNTS Subject to ChecV. Henry Buhl.

J. Reilly. B. McVay. its constant fluctuations and larger profits than 0 our rook let stocks and da'ly market letter (l 'tr i- 514 SMITHFIELD STREET AND 409 FIFTH AVENUE.

A. W. MelloD, President. R. B.

Mellon, Vice President A. C. Knox, Vice President. W. S.

Mitchell, Cashier. PRODUCE MARKET. EGGS. BUTTER. CHEESE.

Eggs. lc-t N- Y. candied li make. lb. do storage do O.

cream. do at niarlt. do vls- SwUa Butter, prints rings IMitSHc Ex. cream-y block First 17? Wjlrup. Swias Country 14ilx: 124c Low gradea 12ai2c VEGETABLES.

Potatoes jl'axsrty 403500 do bu. trk 65fcii0cj Water creaa UVxibc do bo. tMjTocjliaruc. ib 12 lio Jersey meets. ji-eppera.

N. bbl $3 003.25 crate do Va 75i do bbl (1 2.V3I.30 Onions, (Ctl-rry bbl (1 5031 55 Lima beans 2.Vg.Vc do bulk. bu. bl.f 1.1"Jf 1.15 do ellver skin. lirnipt.

bbl 2.2.VS2.50i Parsnips. bbl.laV'a 1 63 do Spanish. fl. 15fl I Carrots, bbl. 1.75sZ2i Cabbage.

lDts, bbl $15Oi20 hbl $1.251 60. Lett Jce, bskt do ton Mushrooms, lb jO; HOME-GROWN VEGETABLES. Radishes, doa bbl 1.5'1..3 Cuks. bu 5t.iJ.t0 do Hub 1.75'ft2.u0 Onions, doi 2o'a2Sc Cauliflower. do chip il 75i dozen $2 B3100 Tomatoes.

corn. Beans, greea. bu SI Orvgl 23 bu $1.0031.50 Eair pi t. jl 50 Squash, mrft, iLiroa beans 25-g30e DOMESTIC FRUITS. Cantaloupes.

(Cranberries. Itockvfords, I crate J2.0OS2.50 Standard .2 6033.00i do bbl a.0uw Apples, choice, iFlums. Cal bbl 1 Grapes, bskt 21f2 tc do fanc do small bskt 13c Peaches. Mich I uo Cal Jb25.il 50 bu I1.7V22 23 (Julnces. chip.

ioCfil OO do Cal do bbl ff-S-Jfi P-ars. Kelfer I do bu bbl $3.0033 50i POULTRY. Live stock i lb Hens, lb 10-311ci do roasters f-ortne chlx. K1T1 12c. do ducks.

lie Cocks, lb TgSe luoks, lb 12S13c lieese. lb do turk. lb 21ffl22o do frozen, dry nick, lb 20'322o Turkeys, lb 12'4 lc do eeese. do spring- I pr 00 GAME AND SEA FOODS. Squabs, dox.4.00-&4 Ptamigsns.

PartHdges. pair. Black cocks, pair. $2 50 Mallards 2.00 Grouse, pair $2 5f) Teals, pair lb Canv. backs.

$2. 753 3. 00! Bull free, do Redheads, pair. OO Reed birds, doz Com. mixed, pair birds, doz.

FISH. Mackerel, (Lake herring, bbl is-Bbl do, 4 do kits do i fish, pails, do kits lb 40 f5o esiie CANNED GOODS. Etand, peaches, Pumpkins, dos S5c loz 25 Peas Ex. 05cS2.10 Pie peaches $1 Ou Poniatoes. doz.S5ca.f0 Beans, doz.

doz SO do baked. chip Corn, doz. 45i do roast, Mushrooms. doz $1.352 35 doz loaf Pineapples PROVISIONS. Hams, IS lbs.

and lbs ud HHcl do clear over 10 .150 do medium lb 12c to 12 lbs Small hams, 10 to do clear, bk strtps.l3c 14 lbs 134c Drv Salt Meat do small, under ride3 ex. sh lo lbs 13cBellies. 20 to 25 lbs.loc do skinned 124ci do 1G to 20 lbs. do boiled ISc do under 16 Cal. hams 7cl Dry Salt Smoked fehoulders N.

I Meats- cut 8c Sides ex. sh. 1094c do skinned 94cBellles, 20 to 25 lbs. 11c Breakfast bacon GO J5 TO 8 to 10 lbs 1414c do 16 lbs llc do over 10 to 12.14c do back strips. do clear.

8 to 10 Lard Purs Lard 8c TROPICAL FRUITS. Oranges. Cal. I box 00 Val 00( do Bananus Cocoanuts. do 24s $1 25-oil 50! bag $3.253.50 Limes.

1 grapes, Ltinons. Messina, keg $4.2536.00 ROASTED COFFEE, standard 'Mexican, lb lb 10.55cMaracalbo. 14315c Fcv. rkms. lb 'CiCaracaB.

lb 16S2cc tcy. Mocha, lb. 22'u25ci Bogota, fins 22o Java, lb lclSantos, lb 1218c NUTS. Chestnuts, lb 10512' i Almonds. Ib 14316c Peanuts, rcy Mixed nuts, lb 12c do choice, bu.

15 Pecans 10-il2c do green, lb. Shellbarks, bu. 25 filberts, lb 10311c Walnuts, bu 5aTfk Walnuts. IHuttemuts. lb 12816c! Brazil 10312c CEREALS.

Ooat meal. bbl. meal, 10-lb. do. bass $3.

10 bags lftc Rolled eats. 45 Hominy, bbl $3.25 do kegs do. bags $1.60 Cornmeal. $3 4o, Wheat goods $1.1534.50 FLOUR. Sprinc fancy straight patent lancy Suring patent ..14 10 bakers Winter Raisins, Rye jCraham DRIED FRUITS.

Apricots .104 121 ic lac 4'c urranis. lb I'll 'jf IRS. ID rnnei lb lb A poles. lt 1 1 if citron. 10 lb.2."-S2Sc' Lein.m peel.

lie Peaches, lb. peel, lb 11c BEANS AND PEAS. Pea beans. kid. 503 CO lancy.

bu $2.5032 60 Lima, lb 435Vc do. choice. Peas. Scotch, bu bu $1 60 Mar'fat. bu $2.2532 S5 Split, bbl.

OILS rrbnn- i20 154c 120 deg. Elaine while 120 deg 13c Miners 30332c 150 deg MISCELLANEOUS. Rice, extra T'-jdiK', Maple syrup. do. fancy gal do.

Japan No. 1, $100 do. common do. extra, bbl $1.10 Vinegar, wine. IO'jUci do.

dairy $1.10 do. elder 11313c do. Honey, buckwheat. 1 bbl $1.501.85 lb Sauerkraut. do.

new. keg Maple sugar lb.UGlOcI do. DDI. 5u SUGAR F. O.

B. PITTSBURG. Fow.PrM. lb $4.00174 15 Granulated. IConfec.

A $4. lb $4.7534 8" Yellow, lb. 4Ka4 fiO do pkgs cubes, Soft white, I CORN. OATS. WHEAT.

RTE. Corn. No. 2 yellow do. No.

3 shelled io. No. 4 No. 2 yellow Wheat. No.

2 ear 614'G24c! red 74T75e Oats. No. 2 Rye wrote 414943d HAY AND STRAW. No 1 tlm.H4.f 14.2S Hay. pack.

OO No. 2 5o? l.s.tio Straw. oat. No. 1 clov.

SI 1.75312 25: do. wheat No. 1 mix $12 wfyi3.5o do. rye do. MILLFEED.

Bran, winter. i dlir.s 25 ton -SIS 2S319.25.No. I brown mfrl-No. 2 white mid- I dllngs SMOKED MEATS. Larjze ham, IS I 10 to 12 lbs 14ie lbs.

and do (cler) back do medium, 14 I strips 13c to IS lbs 12c Dry gait Meats-do small, over (Siiles extra short lit to 14 lhs lS'C clears; 9140 do small. 10 lbs (Bellies, over 20 to and under 131; 2S lbs O'-jC Fhlnned ham? 12ciBelll. from 18 to Boneless Bailed 20 lbs fc hams lc i 10s California hatnf. Dry Salt Shoulders (New Moats Tcrk cut) FHcjEtaes (extra short do islclnned 0'c clears) 10'ic Breakfast bacon iBeliies. over 20 to (rib) to lo 25 lbs 10ic do (ribi over 10 i B-lHes.

from 16 to to 12 lbs 14.1 20 lhs 10c do rib) brick i Bellies, under 16 strip lbs lo4c do tclcar. 8 to IPure lard (tierces). 7' 2c IO lbs lScl DP.Y SALT MEATS. I Bellies, from I to 20 lbs 10ii Short Clears Bellie ever 20 'Eellles. unaer to 25 lbs IOUci 16 lbs 10c TKV SALT SMOKED MEATS.

Eldes tExtra (BelMes. from I Short Clears 1 to 20 lbs 11740 Bellle. over 20 I Bellies, under to 25 lbs. UttC 1 lbs 114 Standard Inttniurnt Dondt. The Colonial Trust 317 Fourth Avenue.

offers for sale a variety of bonds, j-ie Winer the purchaser from 4 to 5- per cent, which it recom.nends as investments Inquire of Alexander C. Thompson. Manager IRond I.epartm.at. MARRIED. ALLISOX-RHTGLET At the residence of Mr.

J. E. Allison. Riverview avenue. Allegheny.

Tuesdav. November bv the Rev. tleorse CJ. gmith. Mifs Delia M.

Allison to the Rev. Frank H. Ridgley. DIFD. AXDERSON'-On Tuesday.

November 3. lint, at a. Margaret E. Anderson, in her 7 2d year. Funeral services at the home of her 1 siFter, Mrs.

J. Charles Dicken. JCo. 1S47 1 BROKERS, ml in Fifth Floor, Park Building. Member's Pittsburg Stock Exchange.

LOCAL SECURITIES. Our Quick Service for trading in lare and small lota NEW YORK STOCKS and ('hlragn fir la on inar-Klna ta the best in the city nnd enables you to mak noma ulca turns in this market. Frank-SEPPLE-Wm. 608-609 ARROTT 0UIL0IM6. Bell MOT Court.

P. A. K2 Main. J.L.D.SPEER&CO BANKERS, Farmers Bank Building, Pittsburg, Pa. Government snl Munlclrsl Tfcn-ly.

High Gnil ticnil. enl lnvfimnt 8curltiea NeiMng from Thrr. 1o Flv Ter Crnt. STATISTICS furnUhM In reesM all elher LISTED OR UNLISTED. Dlfct ulr.s to all rnlntu Et an4 of PUtsbara-.

Tn IX.tnc Grant 2 Nm- Vurk, lrod 22o. Baltimore. Ft. HHI. New York Stock Exchange Philadelphia Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange Pittsburg Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade.

Member of NEW YORK OFFICE. Johnston Building, 30 Broad St. Special attention Biv.n to Investment atuckl an.l bond. 1M FftKF 1 rteajueat. Our rloth bound Illustrated "4uMe lo "ItillT Morket Inveetora' I.eUer." Order solicited all amounts.

RIGHTS FttEESE CO. DAnK, GftAIKf, t'OTTO. Solte Keyatee linnk nidK 820-SS4 Kowrlh lMttnburis, fn. Dell Pbont 1M5 r. I.

A. Pbnne 1H3 Mala. "Determining the character and financial responsibility of your Uroker, in as Important an stocks." JOHN Torus, noMi. t.ltAIN, lHUVlSIOS. FILKINS iiaik ni ii.ijixi.

Qc Ow Members New TorV ConsAlldat.1 Boct lia. change and Chicago Ho. of Rievr York Ofllce, 74 Ilroadna). DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE3. HK1.I, PHONE HUH OH A NT.

THOMAS III nS. Mansarer. Specialist Pittsburg Securities. ROBERT G. HALL, Member IMttfburjr Slock Exchange.

Third nor, Pitli'iurg Bank for Saving. Rell f.7 f'ourt P. tk A. lfM Main M. K.

McMUUlN GO; New York Stocks, Chicago Grain and Local Securities. 304 Fourth Avenue. NO INTEREST Chart lor Carrying Stack. i Marin. HENRY J.

SPUHLER, Ent.ra Second Flaar Murtland BuiKlno. SIXTH AND SMITHFIELD. M' MURRAY HAZLETT QROKERS. R01-02 PKOft v.H HANK nill.DIXi. Fourth Ateaae, In.estmeat Honda.

Nr-rr Vrk ntit l.arat Mnrka, Arrmi.t. Moltrlted. Telepbvneai llril. I.nrt, A A Mala, S07. A.

E. Masten BROKERS 323 Fourth Av, Vandergrift Building. New York Stock Kxchonge. Members Our own exclusive New York Wire. W.

T. MCSTIN. JNO. n. ETABMSHEU GEO.

B. HILL CO. Dealers In Flocks and Bonds. 244 Fourth Avenue. Tradesmen's Tluildlnsr.

SPEER DROTF. INVESTMENT 1i V'tBl Metrber Plttabtira; t.i for Savings building. Btll i 'one 2P36 CoTirt; V. A. 141 Main.

A. J. Haraaek. TC. II.

liarlaer. E. 0. GARMR Members Plttah-jra; trk KmcsanS- 22 FOiy(iTH AVEMX i i iiiriniii riirnajiur Chicago Ptock Kxchange. Chlcasro Hoard of Trade.

New York Metal Kx han 8 fOln 1 share T. S. Steel 1.1 10 shares Plttsbnre Coal fi'J 2 shares Kirp Proof 124 Bo shares S. Pteel ISt, i.hart-8 S. Steel 1.1's sharos 1.

S. Steel li shares I. S. Steel lM'v, 20 shares S. Steel 1:5 shares 1.

S. Steel 20 shares T. S. Steel 1't 10 shares S. Steel V5 "1 shares I.

S. Steel shares 1'bp. Coal prof f.24 10 shares Pbsr. Coal pref 2" si ares Pbx. Coal pref tvju 15 shares PL, foal pref '4 40 yliar.s lt.

foal 1 r. PbR. Coal pref t--xs 1 share 'lg. Coal pref VJi.j no shares Phg; Coal prof shares PbR. Con I pref f2 2it shares Pl.

Coal prof i2 fi shares Crucible pref lf shares Crucible pref SI-'? s'-ares Electric 2ds 0 CT. shares Electric Ma r.n I 2r shi.rs K'ectrto 2. Is 0J B' share E'ectrtc 2ds U4 share- 2ds PS 2 sliares Tvlrctric 2ds KO I an 4' 1 shares Mao. II 274 sh-ti. Man.

E. II 274 i Man. II 274 NEW YORK STOCKS. New York, November 4. The stock market opened active and with more spirit than was shown during the last few days.

Greatest advances ver In local stocks. In the railroad list Baltimore Ohio rose a4- Copper advanced 4. Suffer Pennsylvania, Beading. Wabash pru-ferrd and Missouri Pacific each Steels quiet. Anaconda gained IV.

Dealings In bonds are small. The stock market has been strong today but withoui special aetnitv. The principal feature of speculation was the aggressive bull manipulation in many of the stocks of local corporation. Brooklvn Kapld Transit opened up l1 per cent and held It well. Metropolitan Street Railway gained over 2 per cent.

American Ice preferred held Its opening gain. Baltimore Ohio was by announcement that it had been list eel on the Berlin Borse. Profit-sharing h0d the market in check after the first hour and further currency transfers excited some discussion on the monetary situation, but traders are bull-ishly inclined on the belief that there will be further imports of gold. Other strong features were Pennsylvania, New York Central. St.

Paul. Chicago Northwestern, Atchison, Wabash preferred and Beading second preferred. In the Industrials the iron and steel Etocks showed considerable strength. Amalgamated Copper was little more than steady. Anaconda opened 14 per cent higher.

Government bonds unchanged. Railroad bonds somewhat firmer. Iondon has not traded in over five thousand shares, selling for foreign account. During the first hour there was ft. notable improvement in the commission business, but this has tapered off and toward noon the market became dull at the expense of rises.

y. III. 1 1 I. Amalgamated Copper Anaconda Copper American Car Foundry do pref American Smelting Refining. American Ice do pref Atchison.

Topeka Santa Fe. do pref Baltimore Ohio es 201-4 43- or, 235 not i 76 Brooklyn Rapid Transit cnicago 6c Alton do pref Canadian Pacific Canada Southern Chesapeake Ohio Consolidated Gas C. C. C. St.

Louis Colorado Fuel Iron Colorado Southern do second pref Denver Rio Grande Erie do 1st pref do 2d pref General Eieotric Hocking Valley Kansas Texas do pref Kansas City Southern Leather Manhattan Metropolitan Street Railway Missouri Pacific St. P. S. St. Nickel Plate Nashville 04 11S H44 S04 1774 74 324 13t, -'2Ts 191 27-S 06 4t4 152 72 174 3Si 4 SI 8 13H 1114 01 54-St 2o4 1014 llt4 57 I6O4 20 121 044 New York Central Norfolk Western Northwest Ontario Western Pennsylvania Railroad Peoples Gas Presed Steel Car Reading do 2d pref Republic Iron do pref Realty fe Construction do pref Rock Island Co do pref Southern Railway do pref Southern Pacific Supar St.

Louis Hz San Francisco 2d pref. St. Paul Tennessee Coal Iron Texas Pacific I'nlnn Pacific United States Steel Co do pref 28 45 624 7 51 30 2o4 tMU 1S 75' 42 1164 47 130 I Zit'i -M2 13 5S4 2(11-. Wabash do prtf Wisconsin Central do pref 4" 164 C54 Ex-TMv. I niun tie Stock Market.

Wednesday, November 4. TiiT live stm-k commiMlrtn mer. pnatitf. rer 1 rx receipts ana qumanruis tin follows: Cattle-Supply li.iht. Mart slow.

ouote: Choice. to l.O'aa 2o5 '(O; pilmc, to 1.400 IPs 1 pool. I.200 to lbs $4 S5: tl.lv, 1 tn UM 4.1'VS4.25: preen. l.eH to 1.200 fair (tt to 1.10.1 lbs M.1IV9 3. tin.

common. 70t to ftoO com- fat S2 common to itooj fat bulls. $2 2.VS3.V; common to goo.1 1 1 li $'i -oii fresh cows and springers. mnon to fair. 1 Sh-ep and Lambs Supply light; market I slow.

We qimi: la-ime wethers. fo to 10iJ lot, $3 1 S'i; vd mixed. S5 to fto $3 25fi.1..V: fair. 75 to lbs 15: eullu nnd common. l.ot2V: choice lambs.

$5 2.VS.Y3.": fair to rood. 4r.f?r..20: common. 4 veal colvef. $7 fVa7.75; heavy and thin. 4.RO.

Host-- Receipt. 20 (Vuble decks. Market slorv nn.l to 1 cents lower. Prime heavy, 5 rcefli'jTi. w.Si.i heavy yorksrs.

5.1o'rj5.i5: Uaht yorkers. $4 roughs, $3.3094 75. plgf. DIVIDENDS DECLARED. DtTldenflo declared by rartona eoiripantea.

o-gether with the data of payment thereof. J4 tbe closing and opening of iha books, ar follows: Rnllronrl Stocks. When Bocks PvV rayabla. Oosa. Orn.

Fe. 2 a. Dee. Nit. 11 1 annual Nov.

27 Nov. 0 2 q. Dec. 15 Nov. 25 Dc.

1 ania. 3 s. Nov. 30 Nov. 5 Ra11n pf.

2 a Mcb. PI do 2.1a. Ii'. Nov. 10 Shelby Iron, 5 a Nov.

16 Nov. 5 Nov. IT pt Xj 2(, rec Nov 18 Dee. 2 Industrial a 01! Miscellaneous. Am.

Chicle. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Am.

Graoho pf. 1 Nov. 16 Nov. 8 Anaeond. SOo Nov.

16 Oct. 17 Oct. 27 Ama! Cnprfr. i Nov no Or-t. 23 Nov.

S. Brw pf. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. Nov.

15 I Cawlii Co. pf. 2 Nov! 11 XI JI H. C. I ii a.

Nov. 14 lnf Sm Pdr rf- 4 sa. Nor. 14 del. 31 l.eliih 3 Nv.

27 Nov. 4 i Tee. 19 Pec. 12 Pee. 21 Nt Carbon rf- i 1- Nov.

14 Nov. 4 Nov. 18 N. F. Tel.

St Tel. 1H Nov. 14 Nov. 2 Nov. 13 Proctor Gamble.

N--v. 14 Oct. Si rullman, 2 Nov. 1H Oct. SI ft'l Car.

1 q. N-v. SO Nov. 9 Nov. 71) (I i extra, Nov.

30 Nov. Nor. po do prf 1 Nov. 25 Nov. 4 Nov.

23 In 1 -1 11 11 rt i xr. U. S. 2 s. a Nov.

16 Oct. 31 Nov! il V. tteel. 'i Dec. 30 Dc Dec 31 do pref.

14 Nov. 18 Oct. 17 To stock r.oorvf Tbe Oil Marfeot. cn Church Fork. Church district.

XVetil countv. w. the Fl'her Oil Co has com- and shot in the Maion sand its test on the L. Lcerer farm ani has a 10-barrI In the same district, nnd on the saota s't-eam. Pyndi-ate Oil Co.

bag completed its Nc. 5 on the rintee heirs farm and hss a SO- barrel p-Vodtt-er in the fame formation. Th. Filier Oil Co has also complete 1 Its second I test onth John Maple farm, and th" well pri. i tfuced barrels the first 24 hours after it was i shot.

Tn the Palem district. Harrison countv the Southern Oil Co. has drilled its second test en the Y. R. Clark farm through the Gcrdon and I has a -barrrl pumper.

In the Fink di.sir.et. in 1 Lewis tDur.tr, the South Pnn Co. has cempiet- el its tM cn the John FHllon fajm and ha a pumper in th Oantz sand i On the Ohio ide. In th? Scoito-srn district the Haines a. cc-mpleted a second tef i on ti: w.

Ij. Mcv urdy farm ar.d hi a itMl i sser th Herea Krit. Ttbbens Wlthinc- ton have drilled No. 5 on the P. Taomas I farm Into the Ilia: Injun and neve a 25-barrel I i I I 1 I 1 DIRECTORS Richard B.

Mellon Frank J. Hearno Henry C. FoTrnes David E. Park Wm. B.

Schiller Andrew W. Mellon H. C. Frick Charles Lockhart II. C.

McEldowney Jas. II. Lockhart J. M. Schoonmaker James McCrea ORGANIZED 1832.

ERS DEPOSIT FARM NATIONAL BANK Corner Fifth Ave. and Wood St. JOHN t. CCLBERTSON. W.

8. KUHN. F. L. BOBBINS.

CHAS. DONNELLY. George I. Whitney William N. Frew George E.

Bhaw John B. Finley James H. Hyde W. S. Mitchell $7,000,000.00 Ak I ON mniifflf 1 1 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, DIRECTORS: T.

H. GIVEN. President. HAY WALKER, Soap Manufacturer. JAMES H.

REED, Reed, Smith. Shaw A Beal. D. C. NOBLE.

Prest. Pitts. Spring Steel Co. JOSEPH A. HERRON.

Alexander Bankers. W. FRIEND, Vice Prest. Pressed Steel Car Co. JOHN WALKER.

323 FOURTH AVENUE. Chartered March 10th. 1903. Capital, Surplus and JPaofits, 4 SAVINGS DEPOSITS Clenrinc llme FlRnrrx. N'n mbr 4 Transactions pass ire t- rir! fh- i'tshurg Clearing Reuse mail" Balances.

40 $1.22. 2.1 71 1.o4.245 IS 1 4.M 77 l.U,.v4 is. Trmnrrr I I llAUthO UUOOir. Th Ncrfclk Rail- r--H ha. semi-annual dtvl- d-tvl of if i--rw 1.

e1-' a ertember shw averaco -rf i.e 01 2007 per cent tend forty-eight r. f. 1- thir.i vv. In October how aver- if, r. i-er rent fit 1 tr earrings no.

1 1 1 U'C i ji 1.0 evrhargs t-iy ".47 1 or the eor- Tl' '1 in Xew- Tas re-fl- 1 'iei-r et.ing purely locai 1 I -oKi---i rt'M Tran-' 05 i.ii'-i, ii' Iruni-'iit in 24 i.Ubf 11,. I 1 1 an 1 1 (l.is 24 at The -Bi'tiiis lire 1111:. lisie 011 lit- 1 tr--it r-z t-e pptsburg m- w-1 a lii.HK tlie -r-r irl'lMiial oorj -ora uona. tes hae been r-ii'T- 1 st- ,01 I- R. tr in iV i -ft l.osi? commercial failures in Hi- sa'm d-irinj October.

Srv--.) iri 1 n' -l'i in to 'Al'O-'i re -1 1-Hiikins su- of in th th-e wer tttvl and omm-'t 1 tut l'ailiit--. fi Ivit. for i Whi! increase in r.umber nu the fani i ,,1 nn i lirg suspensions. (' the itnerence. in ourre-I jri tl: ti frt ur: r.

fl.t?. where wr. were into thun those of and the inot -n was still larger whn cornparel wltli th- -itrio-r p.n? bn-h to 1 he ann'oil r' of tre Ittstu's Pr.winn Cv-. fl a siir. lu, afier charglue of $24.450.

or -r cent ert crcnii'n sf-k out.t.irvling- ever unl a vo the 7 iff- ce: dit tdnU ti tb, prcf'tTeJ i the ten: il.n.l tr.e The id fjua! t. c.i the a s-mull ft action less an 41 cent u'ftanlirj cenution st ji k. The ark of l.erhn shipped fc-ld to New -rk last Saturday It was re- -ri-4 'h' ni rnlr.ff i.tt J.vh. (kw been rn.irfl f-T shi, New Tefk. Tl.e Norfolk A Mtt-rti for September in net J.l.oi'O.

niakms ret in- "f.i": in threw iti-w-h. Phlpmcnts ft currency to ihe Interior toi.iv Ir. eluded f.oo..iO to hi-ajio and to New Orleans. A f.ature cf th stock mar- 'Aft toe.iy iius the numrr-us for b.jr.ds. tr ere havms been iosi-1 tun any thre Ii in or: is.

I'lttybura: rra. t.Ci' A. M. Trac'ion rittsburz t.r.,1 i t. ojii Intel i.as r.s-.

'ira cs A. were all waii O'I 5tl nr preferte-1 quoted 1" per I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I INTEREST COMPOUNDED Semi'Annually. Withdraw $100 Without Notice. You Can Open nn Account and do -All Your Banklnc by MaiL WRITE FOR BOOKLET Ao. 33.

DIRECTORS; Geo. M. -Laughlln, H. Vandergnft. Willis L.

Kins. Chas. H. Hays. ySJfflinisjss Capital $4,000,000 Condvicts a.

J. I. Buchanan, W. P. Snyder.

B. T. Jones. The Stock Market with maKes possioie quicker me tor DaLnkina Uusmess. Arte ae Trnct.

Aminielr.tnr aWv A a '0 Executor and Curator. Safe Deposit Boxes for rentr $5.00 ON per year and upwards modern man- DAI LY ganese steel mob and burglar-proof BALANCES vault. W. AO Accounts Opened with $1.00. 317 Fourth Avenue.

Pittsburg. Pa. V04 SLatH Street i i I.