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THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 15, l0fi. 11 UNLISTED STOCKS. GRAIN AND PRODUCE EIcc.

Stor. pf Bait. Trac Sundry PROFITA 600 16 1,869 120 485 110 p. h. t.

ft r. pf U. Gas Imp Union Trac Welshacli Metro. Trnc Electric Storage. A BL MARKED WEAKNESS WflSjEVEIiOPED MACEO'S ALLEGED ASSASSINATION A Total 3.510 Bonds Philadelphia Closing Prices.

Kid. Ale. Hln Lehigh Valley 30 31 81'4 Nor. Pac. com.

all paid. 12H4 IS Pennsylvania 51 52 52 out 31 12 WHEAT Receipts, 39,450 bushels; shipments, 8.892 bushels; stock, 859,901 bushels. The market was strong and- advanced c. ou the decrease of 2,028,000 bushels in the American visible supply and bullish speculation in all home grain centres. Export orders were below a workable basis.

Black Sea shipments. 5,581,000 bushels, against bushels the week previous and 4.248.000 bushels last year. Sales of 800 bushels steamer No. 2 red. in export elevator, at Site.

Options on call: December, 90s tto'-ic; January. February, 9114 ai)lc; and closed: Bet-ember, iKi'niilc: January. February. March, INVEST DEPRESSING FACTOR. 51 Reading all paid 12 9-10 12'S, 13'4 12 9-10 St.

Paul 731ft 73 74V4 73 ESTATE KEW.s Permits Granted and Transfer Recorded 1 i Yesterday. Church street. Frankford, No. 1544, front alterations; Myers ft Regan, contractors. West Thompson street.

1747, two-story brick back building, 10x12 feet; G. Blinziuger, contractor. Lawrence street, No. -3828, shed, 10x10 feet; Charles Dietrich, contractor. Passyunk avenue, No.

1038, boiler foundation; C. .0. Shotts, contractor. Carlton street, No. 1217, 'extension to kitchen, 8x12 feet; William G.

Goodlier, contractor. Fifty-second and Master streets, northeast corner. Interior alterations; Mrs. G. W.

Fraley, owner. Bellevue Farm, Welsh road, Holinesburg frame sbed, 10x75 feet; H. Trarls. contrnetof. Melrose street, south of Orthodox.

Frankford, frame shed, 3x0 feet; Stephenson Siobbs, contractor, Twenty-fifth and Berks streets, northeast corner, set boiler; John J. Neshltt ft contractors. South Sixteenth street. No. 1210, bath room, 7x 6 feet; Hugh Hazlett.

contractor. Frankford avenue, below Kunwn street. Holmes-burg, general repairs to frame stable; Alfred Tarr, North Twentv-seventh street. Xo Iftlrt frmA MAY INVOLVE THIS COUNTRY 108 41 iv i. a ra.

2 Metropolitan 108 1084 109H. Baltimore Traction 17'4 17 Heading gen. 4s. StWJ 80(4 MHs Reading 1st pref 44 44 45 Reading 2d pref 32V, 33 33 Reading 3.1 pref 31's SW, 31'i Electric Storage 27 27 274 Do. liref 30 29i The CHARLES E.

HIRES COMPANY of Philadelphia 27 MANUFACTURERS OF Heat ft L'ght 25' 2514 44 10- Welsbach Light 25 44 10V, 7V1 10 4.Vj 10V4 7Vi It it Believed That If the Tragic Story of His Death, in the Manner Related, Should Prove True, the tutted States Will Intervene and End the War A Break in the Cotton Market and a Shrinkage in East-bound Shipments Were Also Bear Cards. Local Stocks, as a Whole, Did Not Sympathize With the New York Market. i nion Traction. Choctaw Market heavy. HIRES Rootbeer I.

8. Konds and Exchange. Hit S. 95 97 S. 4 oar registered lltfHi 110 L'.

S. 4 per coupon 1104 HI S. 4 per new, reclstered. 120 1204 S. 4 pr new.

couton 120 1204 INCREASES ITS CAPITAL SOME OF ITS STOCK OFFERED AT PAR CORN-eceipts, 109.220 bushels: shipments, 109,612 bushels; stock, 1,231.683 bushels. The market for options steady, with little disposition to trade. There was a fair foreign inquiry, but bids, as a rule, were too low for business. I Local demand for car lots was light, with ample offerings at former rates. The American visible supply showed an Increase of 50.000 bushels.

Sales of .100 bushels yellow cob at 29c, ex-dock, and 1 car No. 2 mixed, In export elevator, at 27c Options on call: December. 27 y277se. January. February.

March, and closed with the same figures quoted. OATS Receipts, bushels; wltbdratt. sis, 11,664 bushels; (stock, 150.488 market for ear lots was dull, with free offerings at former rales. Futures were neglected and prices showed no Important change. The American risible supply showed a decrease of 038.000 bushels.

Sale of 1 car No. 2 mixed, clipped, at 1 car rejected white, at 1 oar ungraded white, clipped, at 24c; 2 cars No. 2 white, at 24c. 1 2 cars, clipped, at 1 car do. U.

S. 5 per new, 113 1141; s. per new, coupon il.i& in'i S. Currency lis; 100 104 shed, 17x20 feet; Frank 1. Wintz, owner.

TRANSFER8. Carpenter street, Nos. 935, 937 and 939, Pennsylvania Company for insurances on Lives, to J. Kaiser, December 2, 1898, $6,500. Carpenter street, south side, 100.6 feet west of Tenth street, P.

Johnson to M. JlcLarney, December 11, 1806, 16xSS, nominal. Chester avenue and Fifty-fourth street, middle, 68x150: Chester avenue, middle, 08 feet southwest Sterling Exchange 4.84V, 4.ST4 Paris Exchange 5.174 5.15 has been decided to increase the capital stock of the Charles E. Hires Company of Philadelphia. This is! ddne in order ta to its facilities for the -manufacture of its product, Hires Rootbeer.

The business was established in 1870, and incorporated in 1890 under the laws of the State 'of Its present capital is 8300,000. It is proposed to increase the amount to 8500,000, and there is now, therefore, Foreign Exchange. Sterling, per 60 days, 4.84'4 3 days. 4.874 Francs, per Mda.vs. 5.Vs 3 days, 5.1'1'4 Per 4 marks Oodava.

.05 3 days. Per guilder HO da'vs, 3 days, .40 KEW YCRK STCCK MARKET of FKty-fonrth street, 3 lots, each 32x150. Samuel P. Cotiin to James M. Crowell, December 10, lso, mortgages $12,000, nominal.

Dauphin street, south side, 15.1.7 feet east of Coral street, J. T. Petlinglll to 1). K. Ilesselpoth, December 12.

1890, 1592, ground rent $80, $1,800. Dover street, Xo. 1031, J. Stafford to D. N.

)V7U h'itlh. fair. f'f. tn'et. at 24c 3 cars do.

choice-, nr and 1 car N'o. 1 white, clipped, at Options on call: For all deliveries, and Operators on the bear side of the stock market had things pretty moth their own nay yesterday, and they took advantage of the situation, depressing prices with more ease thnu has lately been witnessed. There is no doubt that some long stock came out on the reaction, and the market at the close looked as though It might go lower in the early dealings this morning, as traders look for lower London prices and some selling from that quarter. Yesterday's declines were as sharp as they were general, some of the more important net losses being: Cotton Oil preferred. American Spirits preferred, Sugar, Atchison, Tobacco, Canada Southern, Colorado Fuel, VA Burlington, UVii: Chicago Gas, St.

Paul, Northwest, Hock Island. Hi; Big Knur, 1M-; Con-solidated lias, 4Vi: General Electric, Lake Shore. Hi; Louisville and Nashville, Missouri. Kansas end Texas preferred, IV-i; Northern Pacific preferred, l'4; Beading, Southern Railway preferred. Tennessee Coal, 14; Leather preferred, 14; Wabash preferred, Wheeling and Lake Erie common, 1, and the preferred, 1.

Various depressing influences led to these losses, including au extensive break In the cotton market, an advance in sterling ex uncicu luine general pudiic jw snares at par value or 550.00 each; full paid and non assessable. The Company has discharged all of its obligations, and has no liabilities. Under safe, conservative, and experienced management, the business has grown continually since its until to-day Hires Rootbeer. has a market in almost every country on the globe. sale of Hires Rootbeer the it was introduced was only a few hundred packages.

The second" year, it was3000; and so on upward until in the tenth year the output was nearly 400,000 packages. The last-eight years have, however, witnessed still greater and more rapid growth, the figures going upward sometimes in jumps of 50 per until the sale last year was over 3.500.000 oackages. the eauivulent of closed with the same llgurea quoted. FEED was in ample supply quiet at former rates. We quote: Winter bran; In bulk.

snot. snrlnsr bran, in sacks. spot, fj.73al0.30. Hughes. December 4, 196, 14.4x52, $2,500.

Englcsneld street, Xos. 8918 and 3920, S. R. Snyder to K. A.

W. Thomas. December 10, 1800, each 15x02.0, mortgages $4,000, Fifty-and-one-half street, southwest side, 189 feet northwest of Woodlaud avenue, A. Wllsou, to E. E.

Wells. December 7, 1S98. 10x82.111,, $2,900. Germantown avenue, southwest side, 24 feet northwest of Iudlana avenue, 9 lots, Charles Ded-rlksen to Artbtir J. Wright, December 8, P90, 150.xlrregular.

nominal. Hancock street. Xo. 01122. C.

C. Thomas to S. R. Snyder; December 10, 1890, 30x100, mortgage $3,000. $2,000.

lugersoli street. Xos. 2410 and 2418, W. Culhert-son to l'l. L.

Hess. December 7, 1806, each 13.10x 43.2, mortgage $1,800. $700. Lancaster uvenue and Forty-ninth street, norrh- BALED HAY AND STRAW-Rocelpts. 3.10 tons.

There was a fair outlet for desirable grades of hay at steady prices, but mei-dlum arid poor qualities were Kye straw continued scarce and firm, with demand equal to the kifferlngs of desirable grades. We quote: Hay Timothy, cholc large bales. do. small bales. No.

1. No. 2, $11.50 ai-': mixed. No. 1.

No. 2. sum 10.50. Straw No. 1 straight rye, 17.50al8; No.

2do.dn..$J6.30al7: tangled rye, wheat, oat, 17,000,000 gallons of Hires Rootbeer. The Company is most completely equipped for the expeditious and economical transaction of its business. In the height of the season from 300 to 400 hands are employed in the works, and seventy-five in. the office and on'the road. The manufacturing plant, is admirably located for shipping, having private tfackage for four cars; This establishment covers nearly three acres of floor space, supplied with steam power, anli fitted with every appliance for the best as well as most rapid work.

There is connected with-it a thoroughly equipped printing and advertising department, which gives employment to twenty-five to thirty hands. The Company possesses the most complete plant in the world for bottling carbonated beverages. This enables it to turn out each day of ten. hours 3,500 dozen bottles of Hires Rootbeer This represents over 20 carloads per week. In the busv season this amount can be doubled by night work, as has often been done.

With its Patent Automatic Bottling Machinery, it will be able to place Hires Rootbeer Carbonated on the market at a price which will, it is confidently expected, more than double its sale in the coming season. This because of the stronger competition with bottled lager which these lower prices will create. Hires Rootbeer can fairly claim to be an established commercial success. It is the popular arid most widely advertised article of its kind in the world. Company has spent in advertising over The world-wide reputation which this outlay has secured, tooether with thp imnrnvpil change and a shrinkage in the freight movement fioiu Chicago to the East.

But the chief cause of the decline in prices was the belief that the alleged assassination of Maceo will still further strain the relations between the United States and Spain, and may possibly load to the forcible intervention of this country to end the war. Business was on 'east corner. William W. Deckhart to Joseph W. Gardiner, Peceniticr 10, 1896, 47.34x244.4, $15,000.

Lancaster uvenue, northeast side. 444.1 feet northwest of Wyaluslng. United Security Loan. Insurance, and Trust Company of Pennsylvania to M. McCnllougb.

November 25, 1800, 15x80. $2,550. Laycock avenue, southeast side, 200 feet northeast of Eighty-sixth street. .1. F.

Coates to T. P. Covington. 23. 1896, 100x100.

$220.. Mifflin street, Xo. 530. M. A.

McXamee to J. Morris. December 1, 1896, 16x03.6, ground rent $60, $000. Pallas street, east side, 14 feet north of Porter, 5 lots, each l4x4S: Pallas street, east side. 1S2 feet north of Porter.

3 lots, each 14v4S FijineU Do. pref 1034 10:14 1034 103V4 1" Am. Spirits 12 12 12H 124 3.000 T)o. pref 2M4 20 27 20 Am. Tobacco 74 74 74V, 7414 1.200 T.

ft S. Fa 144 144 13 134 1.900 Do. pref 22 224 21 21 Rait, ft Ohio 14 14U 100 Canada Southern. 4S4 4S ..00 Cousol. Gas 154-r, 154-c, 151 15'4 2.100 M.

ft St. Paul. 74V, 74', 734 73 10.500 Chic, it Northwest 1024 1112 102 70!) R. I. ft Pacific.

0S 0S 07. 07 0.500 C. C. ft St. L.

27 27 204 20 300 ('ties. Ohio com. 17 17 104 104 2.000 B. ft 77 77 75 22.100 Chicago (ins '734 734 724 72 7.700 St. XI.

ft O. 4X14 48 48 4S'i 500 Col. Fuel ft 24 24 4 24 24 Lack, ft 150 15'i 150 155 200 Pel. ft Hudson 125 1254 125 125 200 Krle 14 14 14 144 Krle ft 14 1H 18 200 (Jen. Electric 3114 M'4 3" 3.100 Hocking 1'4 ls'4 17 17 lersev Central 1024 1024.

1014 IO14 800 Kansas ft Texas. 1314 134 13 12 400 Llo. pref 24', 2SV, 20 27 L. S. ft JJ.

80 1544 154 154'i. 153 200 Uudede (Ins 244 24 4 24', 24 bonis, ft Nash. 40 40 4S', 4S 0,700 Manhat. 95 00 04', 054 10.100 Missouri Pncillc. 21 21 204 20 1,200 Nat.

Lead Co 244 2414 24 24 210 Do. pref 89 80 88 84 200 Xat. Linseed Oil. 15 15 15 14 100 X. I', com all 131', 1314 124 124 1.000 Do.

pref. all pd. 224 23 21 22 1,100 North Am. 5 5 5 4 Y. Cent, ft Hud.

95 O.Vi 054 95 400 X.Y.. S. ft fl. 10 9 3O0 IV. pref 25 25 25 25 1.000 Oat.

ft Wpitern. 15 15 14 14 1.000 Pacific Mall 25 25 24 24 l.O(K) O. ft St. L. -14 I I 14 12 101) P.

ft Rdg. all pd. 20 20 25 25 4 25.100 Stand. II. ft Twine 84 84 8', 100 Southern com.

0 0 0 04 300 Do. pref 2K'. 2N.1t 274 27 4.000 Southern 15 15 1.7 15 100 Tenn. Coal ft Iron. 274 204 204 3.000 Texas Pacific 9 0 000 I'nion PaHBc O'-'t 94 9'i 500 P.

S. Conlage Co. 511 ii 5'4 5'i U. S. 04 04 0 0 Io.

pref 01 'i 01 Hi 50 Western Union 60'-i 80 4.5CI) Wohash eon 04 014 0(4 200 Po. prof 10 Hi 15 15 700 I Whe. ft L. K. com.

84 04 n- 7 Do. pref 7 84 FLOUR-Hecclpts, 2.448 barrels and 10,462 sacks. The market was dull and without lm portaut change. Demand WAs as local Jobbers, having ample stocks for near wants, were disposed to hold off. Offerings from the mills, however, were moderate and prices were steadily held.

We quote: Winter super. extras, I'ennsylva-nia roller, clear, lo. straight. 8l.50s4.75: Western winter, clear. do.

straight, do. patent, spring, clear, straight, latent, favorite brands, higher; city mills, extra, SH.3ita,l5; clear. J4.25ii4.50; straight, patent; S4.0Ou5.10. J. Connolly to Frank It.

Ilryan, December 9. 1898, oai-ii ground rent Randolph street, Xo. 8225. F. Woelfel to M.

Lllkens, Dwrmber 11. 1-90. 14 3x50, $1,025. Same sold M. Lukens to E.

Klker, December 11, 1890. mortgage $025. $1,000. Sellers street, southwest side. 13 94 feet south east or uuKland street.

Yard to ,1. (i. R. Kuorr November 28, 18H6, mdrtme' I business conditions now indicated, leads it to expect for its product even greater demand and Seltzer street. 172 feet west of Twentv-alvMi a larger scale than for some time past, and the pressure to sell was quite pronounced in some stocks, notably in Reading, Louisville nut! Nashville, the Grangers, Chicago fias.

Leather preferred. Consolidated Gas and General Electric. iTue close was weak and feverish. The local market, outside of the leading arbitrage stocks, paid little attention to the developments in New York. Prices, in some instances, reacted, however.

Welsbach Light broke a liolnt; Pennsylvania Heat receded and Storage Battery common Metropolitan Traction was also weak. lOtlUj to 108. but Union held steady at The appointment of John B. Parsons, of Chicago, as vice president and general manager had no effect, nor had the revival of the rumor of a consolidation of the Baltimore Traction and City and Suburban" Comnnnles Street (2 lolsl. II.

Rnnkln to A. Rreenwnv. December 1, 1890, each UxoO, each ground rent $1,100. To F. E.

Strnnh. Gerhard street. No. 2420. Hr 47.

mortgage $S00, RYE FLOUIt was In light request but steady at $2.75 per barrel for choice Peun sylvania. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR was dull and prices were barely steady at per 100 pounds, as to quality. Kenvlva street, west side. 280 feet smith nt Veuanco street. D.

Itnuscher to .1 December 11. 1MW. 1NH14.1. nominal. Swnln street.

No. 1020. A. Kiii.k to .1 .1 bell. December 11.

1800. 13.Grr,l. pupuiuniy. The stock offerees well worth the attention of persons seeking safe and profitable investment. Since its.

incorporation it has paid annual dividends averaging over. 9 per cent. From the most cautious and conservative point of view nothing but a steady advance in its value can be reasonably expected. The Company offers S100.000 of this stock to the people of this city and vicinity. Subscriptions bv mail will receive prompt acknowledgment and careful attention.

The books will be opened at the Company's office on the morning of the 21st of December, 1896, and closed at noon, December 24th-Allotments will be made as promptly thereafter as Ten dollars (810) per share is payable with the subscription the balance payable on the allotment and issue of The right is reserved to reject applications, to close the subscription earlier than the said date, and to allot smaller am6unts tlian' those applied for. Further information if desired may be had on application to Seventeenth street. N'o. 144f, Xortl, It Thomas to is K. Rhonda, December 12, 18B0, EOx upon the first named stock.

Philadelphia Traction was dull and barely steady. Outside of Heading and St. Paul, the local rail-load list was quiet but without important change as to prices. The close was heavy. PROVISIONS were Arm but quiet.

Quotations were as follows: Ileef hams, $18a 18.50, as to age oiul braud; pork, family. SlOalO.50, hams, S. P. cured; in tierces, 8a9c: do, smoked. Oxalic as to average; shies, ribbed, in salt.

do. smoked, shoulders, plckie-ured. do. smoked. picnic hams, S.

P. cured. S'iao-lic. do. smoked, 64nfic: bellies In pickle, nci-ord-ing to average, loose.

in.uc.; breakfast bacon. 7aSc, as to brand and average; lard, GOSSIP OF THE STREET Philadelphia bank clearings yesterday. balances, $1,808,225. The Trciisnry's net gold balance, as reported vpsterdny. was $133.1111,544, a decrease of $28,683 from Saturday.

W. T. Rnwson is the new assistant secretary of the Tneony Savings Fund, Safe De PHILADELPHIA STOCKS THE CHARLES E. HIRES COMPANY, The Bourse, Philadelphia. 97.4.

$8,000. Same sold K. K. Itliouds' to K. F.

Thomas. December 12. lf-00. Tiogu street, south side, 05.V. feet west of Park avenue.

J. E. Bliclier to B. Murtln, December 3. P90.

19.11VmX75.11V Twenty-tirst street. No. 1943 8. Ties-teond to S. Uullngher, December 11, 1S9U.

20x110, $4,750. Thirty-second and Cumberland ttreets. southeast rorner. .1. L.

Stevenson to I. Sllberuian, December 11. 1S90. 25OJ02. nominal.

Walton nvecue. No. 4831, 23.0x8,: Walton avenue. Xos. 4821 and 4S23.

onru 24x85. Samuel D. HofPner tn Frederick H. Herry, December 11. 1800, niortgriites $17,250.

nomlunl. West Iyigan street, southeast sHi, and Morris street, northeast side. 27 5.xl21 West Logan street, southeast side. 50. ll? feet northeast of Morris street.

23.4TiJl20.10m Morris street, northeast side. 21.3 feet otitheast West Lot-'n. 18.5x120.8: Mori-Is street, northeast side. 139 8 feet southeast West ljo-ran. 20.11x1208: Morris DeHaven Townsend.

stock commission brokers, -128 Chestnut street, furnish the ioilowing quotations: BEP-ORB SESSIONS. $2,800,000 100 Read. all 13lj 100 posit and Trust Company. The Knmeslake Mining Company has declared a monthly dividend of 25c for November, payable December 20. do ton see tiffe table, to be had upon application to Ticket Affents.

Rilt'SOiSe for and cheeked from hotels an I residences by Colon Transfer Co. on orders left at ticket oUtces. 830 Chestnut Street. X. K.

Corner Itread and Chestnut mm Sooth Tlnr Street. 3002 Market Street. 1200 North Second Street, luor. Clleefnnt Street and at all Stations. ion Phila.

Trac. 67'i 20 do t)7'i 100 I'. H. L. ft -P.

pfd. 10 l'emia 51k, 23 do RiTj, 100 do 51vi 100 Kiin. all pd.13 MO loo loo lou 100 r.o 100 100 200 .13 It-10 lii'J 13' 13' II! U. lit 1-10 Hi Mi! 13 1-10! do do do do do do do do do do pure, city refined. In tierces.

5a5c. do. do. in tubs, butchers', city tallow. In hogsheads.

Sc. collli-' try us to qliallfy, and cakes, 3'jc. LIVE POULTRY Supplies of chickens aud fowls were not -so but wefe still ample. Other kinds were steady under moderate offerings. We quote: Fowls, 6a7c the latter for choice larcej chickens, oneijc.

old roasters, ducks. OalOc. geese," 8a9c. turkeys, OalOc DRESSED rOULTRY-There was not much trading, but the lone of the market on choice stock of all kinds Was We quote: Turkeys, near By, choice to fancy, 10 alio. some selected lots.

12c; Western, choice to fancy, good. 9c: inferior, 7a8e. fowls, choics. large, SaSo. fair to prime, chlckeus.

Western, selected roasting stock. Pie. choice. 9c; 100 ,10 11 PHILA. AHD EEADIH3 EY Aiitbracitc Coal.

No Smoke. No Cinders. On nnd after December 1, 1S98, Trains Leave. Ileading Terminal, t'hilrnl t. nun ..13 Mil 15'.

Onion Tine 130 do 1(rvi ln 10 street, northeast side. 100.2 feet southeast West Iignn street, 18.9';.il20 K. c. K. Zug to T.

Jones, Dei-ember 12 1S90, nominal. Woodland avenue, southeast side, and Kiflv. fifth street, northeast side. James .1. Kevs to W.

Frederick Snyder, October 30, 18911, 151340, $20,000. 1 nlon rnclfio Collateral Trust Notes. New York, December 14. Messrs. 3.

P. Morgan. John A. Stewart, Edward King and Alexander E. Orr, of the committee under the trust debenture of the I'nion Pacific Railway Company, dated December 4.

1801. Tile new Standard Rope and Twine 6s sold yesterday at 72-14 $7 below tip price which they commanded a fortnight ago. It Is rumored that the Cincinnati. Hamilton iind Dnytoii and the Indiana. Decatur and Western will soon be consolidated.

The Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad reports for the first week of December an estimated decrease of In the New York stock market last week only 7211.274 shares changed hands. This is do do do do do do do do do 13 13 Ill Ill .12 15-10 .12 15-10 12 15-lci .12 15-10 loo 50 100 1100 100 100 100 50 daily 0.00 A. 1 I'-nlTalo Pay Express Parlor anil Dlnlnir Car I Consolidated First Mortgage 5 Gold Bonds. Dalrd July 1, 1898. Due July If 09.

Interest January I and July I. Principal find Interest payable In tinli Coin of the prevent slniitlttnl of n-cight nml nnenesn. In Now a vs. Hlack inamond Kxpres9 week-il For KnfJalo (Parlor Carl 12.30 P. M.

Tn FEHHSYLYANiA RAILRjAD On and after November 15. 1800. TRAINS LKAVK B1IOAO STI1EF.T STATION Pally. 'Dally. escopt Suiifbly.

IDally. except Saturday. Pittslnirc Mall 7.00 A.M. Plttslm Express. Dlnln 30 A.M.

ist Mail. Pittsburg I0.2X A.M "Pennsylvanln LlnHtwl." Dinloa Car. '12 20 P.M. Fast Line. Plttshurc .12.25 P.M.

Chicago and St. Louis Kxpress. 'Pining Car 4.30 P.M. IVestern 50 i South Ejpvoss '10 27 PM' Pacific Rxpres ,:..11.20 P.M. H'lrilshure Fr.u-e-s.

i'O A PM Nlacnr.i. Poehester ai.d Kane Express A.M. F.lmlra and Renovr. Fxpres P.M. U'llllanisport RTorss.

s.mdnvs,.' 4 30 vt. and Pnfnlo fttres. l.SO Frle. Pochcster and Rnffalo 0 P.i FTsven Kxoress. 4 30 A.

83 rnmherland Vallcv R. 4.30 8 30 A.M. 12.25. 4 30 P. V.

vek-fla-i. 11 Saturdays. Snn1nvs. 4. .10 A.

4,30. 11 P.M. For 4.30. 8.30 A. and 12.25 P.M.

week-days. SCHUYLKILL DTYISTON. For Phoenltvllle. IVittstown nsd ftendlnc. 10 10 A.

2.10, 4.10. 5 7.11 P. M. Sundars. 0.23 A.

1.10. 5.40. S.30 P. M. Phi enlvvllle only, 7.45 A.

4. 11 37 IV XI. weelwlnvs For I'ottSTOIe. 5 57, S.35. 10.

IK. A. 1.10. 4 10. 7 11 P.

M. week-oars. Siindars. 0.50, 9.23 A. 40 P.

M. FOR NFVV YORK Express, weeb-dnys. 3.20. 4.05. .4.50.

5.15. C.r.O i Puffalo and Chicuso Exp 1 8.00 p. M. 1 13 Phfla 7 do 100 1'. H.

Pfd Sleeping Cars 0.43 P. Si. 1 100' do 100 St. Paul 100 do 10 do 100 Metro. Trac.

100 St. Paul 100 do 100 do 2IH1 do 20 do 100 Clies. tc Ohio, 100 Read, all nil. UK) do L. ft P.

Oil, 254 25 'i Hi I ho smallest business for a full week since i lot) 71 74 74 744 73'; 104 134 III 4 inferior to good, oflSc. ducks, neiir-by, 11 12c; Western. 8a I geese, near-by, OalOc; Western, August. 100 lit 40 Ap-hlson 100 Lcbleh Val 1 lco Rd. all pd.12 15-10 DO OO ..1.3 13 100 do .1.3 13 .13 1-10 13 do do East-bound tonnage from Chicago lasl week, 58,357 tons, against 72,166 tons the previous week and tons the siune week last year.

Lake Shore led Willi 8,197 tons. 20 do COUPON BONDS OF $1,000 EACH with privilege of reiislrallon ot Principal. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK Trustee. 100 BfTTEli Hjiyers were (renerully stocked tip for immeiliale wants and tbcre was very little disposition to tnde. The offerings of strictly fancy Western creamery wero small Ill FIP.ST SESSION, nil pd.12 1.7-1(11 2(X) Read, all pd .12 15-Hi do i but prices were 14c lower.

Klrsts and nnfier-The Westinsbouse Electric Company, en- WPrP dull nnd weak, anil there was couraged by the volume of foreign business fal, lir June ereanierles. Tine have Issued a ci'eular to the holders of I'niou Pacific, collateral trust notes, that lu the opinion of the committee the proposed plan of reorganization Is undesirable; that the committee mentioned is proceeding with all possible dispatc to liquidate the collateral trust, with a view to paying out the outstanding notes and retaining In equity the securities for the benefit of the Vnlon Pacific Railway Company, or Its legal ouecessnr and that) in their opinion, the interest of the note-holders Is sufficient and adequate to protect the course they lire pursuing for the liquidation of the trust. The committee reaffirms the opinion that the securities held Hurler the collateral trust are more, than adequate for the ultimate redemption of the outstanding notes with iu-terest at per cent, uutil the date of pay- 100 100 100 20 10 100 13 13 13 7'4 13 10... 104 ..12 15-10 13 13 13 13 300 do 100 Choctaw loo Read, nil hI Inn Cnlon Trac. 500 do wnicn It nas lately oei'll nils opened were in small snnnlv anrl stendv In branches Japan, Aructitu.e, Chill i.ril8 were lu better supply, bit bclcl Rtoadr at Saturday's decline.

We quote: Western -Mexico. BETWEEN SESSIONS. 8.70. 33. 0,50.

10.71 minion Cart. 11 no The Toledo Traction Company owns and operates all the Street railways in the City of Toledo, comprising about 1A) robel of single tr.ick. and through the Toledo Consolidated Hectric. Company and Tne Western Electric and. Power Company, controls practically all the electric Unhung, public and private, and power business.

'1 be above. boOds, pf an issue of fcj.ntHi.ooo, are secured by a mortgage to the Guaranty Trust Company of New York, covering nil the property, rights, nnn- franchhies of The Traction Company now owned or hereafter acquired, also by separate lieed of Trust, all the property, rlgh's and frnn- 5 Cnlon Trac 19 Penna 45 do 1(H) Colon Trac 104 52 52 A 12.00 noon, 12.35 It.ltnltoil 1.00 and 4.22 P. Plnlne 1.40. 2.30 (T)lrlre 3 3.5ft. 4.

5 5 (fttnlnr Par). 0, 0.50. 10.00 12.01 nltit. Riwlnrs. 3 50 4.05 llllaaisport Express, week-davs.

S.3.7. 10.10 A 4.05 M. Daily (Sleeper), 11.30 P. II. Lock Haven.

Clearfield and Ilellefonte Kspress ISleeper). daily eicept Saturday. 11.30 1'. il. FOR NEW YORK Leave tending Terminal, 7.30 (two-hour tiiilni.

8 80. P.30. lo.su, 11.00 A. 12.45 (dining. ral'J.

I. 30. 8.05. 4.00, 4.U2. 5.00, 0.10, 8.10 (dining ill P.

12.05 night. U.30, 11.50 (ilinlng car) A. 1.30. 3.53. 0.10.

s.lu idiuliiJ earl P. 12 05 night Leave Tweutv-fourth and Chestnut Streets. 4.00 II. 04 A. M.

12.57 ((lining cur). 3.0S. 4.10. 6.12. S.1U (dining car).

11., IS 1'. M. Sundav. 4.00 A. 12 (W iilining car), 4.10.

0.12. S.1D idiuius can. 11.58 P. M. Leave New York, foot of Llhertv Street.

4.3o, 8.00, S) CO. 10.00. 11.30 A. 1.30, 2.00, 3.30. 4.00 (two-hour tralul.

4.30 (two-hour traiiii. 5. 11.00. 7.80. 0.00 P.

12.15 night. Sunduvs. 4.3'J. 0.00. 10.00.

11.30 A 2.0O. 4.0U. 0.i P. 12.18 night. Parlor Cars on st 1 1 dar and cars on night truins to and from New York.

Full 11KT1ILKIIEM. KASTON AND POINTS IN LEIIIilII AND WYOMIM! VALLEYS. 1103. 8.H0. 0.00.

11.00 A. 12.30. 2.00. 4.30. 5.30.

8 00. 11.45 P. M. KiiFdnva. S32.

0.00 A. M. I. 10. 4.20; 8.00.

8 45 P. 11. 19 45 P. M. dOeS not connect for Easton.) For Schuylkill Valley Points.

For "i I 10.10 A. 12.45. 4.05. 8.30. 11.30 p.

4.20. 7.45. II. CO A 1.42. 4.35.

n.5.'l. 7.20 V. JJ. Suoilavs. Express.

4.00. 9.05 A. II. 30 I'. M.

7.00. 11.35 A. C. 13 P. M.

For Heading F.vpreis. 8.3.V 10.10 A. ID. 45, 4.05. 0.30.

11 3i. 4.20. 7.45 A 1.42. 4.33. 5.53.

7.20 P. Sundav. evpress. 4.00. 0 05 A.

11 30 P. M. 7.00 5 B. ft E. Brew.

pfd 1oji 35 Metro. True. .1004 15 do lolti'l. 100 X. P.

all 13 2 TatawlSKa 2 Wabash officials are looking for a blx in-; creamery, extra, some fancy crease in In the very near future. I higher; strictly do. extra tirMs, Johns 80 per cent, of the enormous com crop In bing selections, IM'c: firsts, (lie section throush which (he Hues pass has i seconds and thirds, 1S20c; June creamery, not yet been moved. extra, 10c; some fancy lots higher; firsts. lSc; seconds.

lonlTc: imitation The Tradesmen's National, I'hiladelpliia, I reamerv. choice to fancy. fair to lii do 100 do ioi. 22 W. .1.

ft s. Sj. 47 Head, all 13 l'- has placed reserve deposits with the pood. lL'allc: ladle pneked, lilnKic, as to V3'i Lpolitau National, Chicago: the Seaboard Xa- 1 Western, prints, fancy brands, -at oo St. Paul.

73 294 43 14 17-T, 10 Eleo. Stor 100 St. Paul 5 Elec. Mor. pf.

7 Cambria Iron. 15 II. ft II. 10 Atchison 30 R.ilt. 4 United Cos.

Noinloatlniis by the President. Washington, Itecember 14. The President fo-dny sent to the Senate the following nominations: Slate Department Charles A. i cliises of the Electric Companies now owned or tiomil and the National Bank of the Hcpub- r'0- "'hoice. fnlr to good.

01 lie, Doth of lork city. 23c; Pennsylvania creamery prints, fancy, 2.1c: choice. 21c: seconds, Sialic. prims Jobbing at liOnliOc. 239 4 h.

reaflfr acquired. By this Issue all the Don ot the system ure retired and cancelled, except divisional liens of some of the Companies forming toe Traction Company, amounting to cover- 12 10 12 51 Prouty, of Vermont, to be an Inter-State 1 Commerce Commissioner, vice Wheelook G. Judge Morris, in the United States Court nt Knltluwrn has decided to hear the case Involving payment of Interest bv fl.e vmhi. OO renna 100 w. Com.

pfd. lno X. P. all pd. 50 Union Trac.

100 X. P. all pd. 100 l'ennn 100 P. II, L.

ft I' pfd 37 West. Coal. 10 Wels. Light. 20 Read, nil pd.

4 50. R.oo. 33. 0 50. 10 21 (Dlnin" Curl.

11.55 A 12.35. 2.30 irtlnlnc Carl. 4.00 (T.lm- le-' 4 Plolnc Cn-1. 5 70 5 5a (TViOnc Carl 0 35. B.50.

8 17. 10.00 P. 12.01 nlllit. Fxpiess for without chnnite. 11.00 A.

M. week-dat-s snd 0 50 p. M. Sen Girt. Ashn-r Park.

Ocean CJrOTe. lone Prenh leto-nie'linte "tstlonfl 8 20 11 14 A. 3 30. 4.00 wpek-davs. For Lnmltertvllle (Yew Honel.

Kaston. 8trotnl- K.i-ir Sernton. 0 50. 0 00 nonn. 3 5.

5.00 and on1r d.irs. and 0 50 dally Buffalo. 0.00 A. treelwlas end 0 50 P. M.

d.illr. WASHINGTON ANP THE SOUTH. For and 10 20. 11.23 A. 12 00.

17 31 tninlnir Cart. 1.12. 3.1 4.41 (5 in Poncresslonal I.im.. Dlnlns Car). 0.17.

0 55 minim Car). 7 40 (Pinlnc Car) P. JI. end 12.05 nicht. So.ein-- 3 50.

7 20. 0 17 1121 17 00 1 12 4 (5.15 Cnniresslonal Dlnjoir Car). 0.55 tninitiR Car) 7 40 (Dlnir.R Curl M. and 12.05 eazoy, resigned. 1 reasnry second Lieu-I ins parts of the nronertv.

und aaalnst which Con-teimnr irnnk H. Dlmock, iif Mussnchnselts, minied Ronds of au equal amount are reserved more and Ohio Ilallroud on Its $3,1100,000 of EGGS The market Was dull, with moderate but ample offerings of fresh stock at former rales. Held igqs were under and nominal. We nnote: rVesh. nt 50 Read, all pd.

12 100 do 12 15-111 100 do 12 15-lli 100 do 12 15-10 100 do 12 15-10 3 W. Com. 05 17 It. B. T.

pf. 51 21 IV. X. Y. ft P.

2 100 Rd. ail pd.12 15-16 In be first lieutenant in the Revenue Cutter 4TVi preferred stock, cm February :3. Service, postmnster- Lyman D. Thurston, I at Leicester, Mass. 12'a The receipts from Internal revenue at Western at 18a North Cnro- 10 do 13 with the Trustee.

The present Issue of bonds the first ami on! mortgage of The Toledo Traction Company, and covprs the enttre property of the System, subject to the divisional Hens as stntd. The Chairm of the Board of Directors in his letter to us, copy of which we will furnish upon application, states th9 Compnny own real esttteappralped at ahout ft inii onrf thl luilD nt henriu a flrof llor. on FINANCIAL Una and other Southern, nt and Icehouse brands nominally at 14a as to quality. Kecrated eg's were jobbed out la2c. above wholesale prices.

Washington yesterday were from customs. and miscellaneous, $2111-104. The national hank notes received for redemption amounted to $432,105. George A. Huhn Sous quote yesterday's 100 do 12 ls-lft 100 do 12 13-10 100 do 12 1318 100 do 12 13-10 1(K) I nicn Trac.

10 25 Ind. Pass 20 MO Read, all 12 100 do 1214 100 do 12 13-is 10 Wels. Light. 44 200 du 100 do 300 do 100 do 25 Wcls 25 do 40 X. 7 Ind.

12 15-10 12 15-10 ...12 15-10 454 45V all 134 Pass 20 nint. CHEESE Business was restricted to small lots to cover actual Jobbing We tjwinwidnf thm raal Prto 1n.liln, -h r-- i I'0'' nItlmOre llPd intPlTTPliln tP Ht.ltionS. 0,12 A. closing prices or I bicago stocks as follows: West ClllcSffOi Vni'Mi on. nnote- Mew emoll nH.r.rao 1 Jt 1 .11.

mill 11, in r. nniiT. iw uan. els The EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY, No. 824 CHESTXLT STREET.

aKP Mreot Elevated, fair to irinnt, fancv, I Matd. Strawboard, i large sizes, Ohio iliits, Snitc; SECOND SESSION. i i ennn fi' 13 Penna MTi 50 Rd. all pd.12 13 10 50 W'O 'J0 12 32 Nesn. 534 dO 12 -1 Wola I l-k.

00 tral Power station, also upon several lines of railway and a large amount of equipment, and upon all the lighting franchises nnd property, and upon the uederfroiind eononit system, together with all future acquired property. Provision It made In the mortgage for the Issue of an additional ti.oon.noo bonds for future ex tensions and improvements, hut only at the rat of 75 per cent, of the aciual cost of such expenditures. 1 be mortgage also provides for the redemption of any or the bonds at 1W at any Interest period on giving 3o days' notice by pun- Ucatloa. The statement of earnings submitted shows that the combined earnings nr the raUway companies forming the Toledo Traction Company and tan Elec ciouuii, r. part tklm.

CAaSVic, and full iktnift, 2a4c, i as to quality. M. Green, general manager of the Bal-1 tlmore and Ohio, has given orders to the I REFINED moved slowly nt un-Chlcago men, to accept all shipments of cnanS-'ed pr'cos- Refiners' list prices to Job-grain that may be offered. For some time bev3 tne factor agreement, subject to the elevators at Baltimore have been unable 3-lir. commission on quarterly settlements, to handle the large quantities of grain which closed as follows: (lubes, powdered and were brought there, and It was found neces- oiowu A.

4c; granulflted, rrystnl and dia-eary to issue orders that no further ship- uioad confoctioners' k'fea. ments should be accepted. The difficulties i f'JX J--i: 25 Phila. 674 low do 12 100 Rd. all nd 12 11-ln 300 Metro.

Trac. 109 1 100 do 12 iMg AFTER SESSIONS. CAPITAL CAPITAL (paid 111) UNDIVIDED 500.0W1 A. 0.15 P. M.

For I.pbano'i an Fnrss 10 10 A. 4.05. 6.30 P. M. 4.20 A 1.12.

7.20 Kunrlnv. esnress. I. Oil A. 7.00 A.

0.15 P. M. For Onvshnrg. s.35. 10.10 A.

M. For Pnttsville Fsprrss. 8.33. 10.10 A. 4.0"..

0.30. 11,30 JI 4.20. 7.43 A. 1.4S P. JI.

Sunday Express. 4.00. 0.05 A 11.30 P. JI Accom 7.00 A. (5.15 P.

JI. For Pbamokin and WHllamsporf Kvim-si 10 10 A 4.03. 11.30 p. JI. S.ndav F.M.ress.

0. 05 A. 11.30 JI. AdiKtlnniil 'for Shallio-kin Express. week-dav.

6.30 P. JI. 4.20 A. JI. Sundavs Rvpress.

4.00 A. JI For Danville and Rloomshurg. 10 10 A FOR ATLANTIC CITY Leave Chestnut Street and South Street WharTcv Week-dliys Fspri'Ss. 0.00 A. 2.00.

4 00 5 I'D P. JI. 8.00 A 0.30 P. M. Snndavs -Express.

0 00. 10.00 A. JI. S.OU A. 4.45 P.

JI. Parlor Cars on all express trains. Lakewood. week-dsys. 8.00 A.

4.15 For Cape May and Sea Isle City 9.45 A. 4.16 P. JI. A. JI Detailed tlrue-tiibles at ticket olBces.

N. E. cor. ner Uroa.l sit, St h33 Chestnut Street. 1005 Chestnut Street.

600 South Third Street. 3002 Marker Street and at stations. I'nion Transfer Company will call for check baggage from hotels and residences. 1. A.

SWKIOAItP. C. 0. HANCOCK. Gen'! Superintendent Gen'l Passenger Agi'tir.

100 Hd. all pd.12 11-18 211 07 12H Makes Loans. ExeDiit9s Trim' For Richmond. 12.00. 4.41 P.

M. and 12 05 night dally. 7.20 A. week-days anil (5.10 Limited, week-dars. 5.15 P.

M. Sttndnvu). Atlantic Cnst Lice. If o() M. nlir' Sleepers lo Jacksonville, Port Tampa and Macon.

12.05 night. Sleeper to. Richmond nnd Jacksonville. Sn'Mhern Ra'lway. (1.55 p.

M. dallv. Sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Jacksonville, Tampa.

Ashevllle and Hot Springs. nnd Ohio Railway and Sleepers and Dining Car. 7.40 P. M. dallv.

For Old Polot Comfort Xorfoik. Cape Charles Route. 10.20 A. M. week-days.

11.10 P. M. dallv Leave ARK FT STPFFT WHARF as follows': Express foi Now York O.OO A. 4.30 week-days. Asl.ury Park.

Ocean drove anil I.ons Pranch. 830 A M. week-dnvs. Island Heights. 8.30 A.

4.00 P. M. week-davs FOR ATLANTIC Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware River Rrldge. Express. 7.02 M.

dallv Returning leave Atlantic City. 10.03 A. M. dallv. Lenve Market Street Wharf.

Express. A 2. On. 4.00 and 5.00 P. M.

Snnriars. 8.45 nnd 0.43 A. M. Accommodation. 4 00 and 5.00 P.

M. FOR CAPE MAY, Sea' Isle City. Ocean City. Avalori, Angles. Wllilwond and llollv Reach.

F.xnrpnn ft On A have now Uccn overcome and the road Is was nulet and Hi: lower on a 1214 leildy to take the it is able to basis of 20 Ind. Pass. 100 Phila. Trac. 50 rlo 100 Bead, all pd loo do 100 do 200 N.

p. an 10 do 25 Bait. Trac. 100 St. Paid Mlnenlll Insures Titles to Real Estate, Becomes Sural'.

Takes Chargs of Real Estate, Colboti ic. per pound for middling up- BHIIIL-, 1 lands. tric Light Companies for the year ending June 3j, 19(1. previous to the consolidation, were, gross, $010,. lo do 12 11-10 100 do- 12H 100 do 12 ion do 12 100 Metro.

TraclOva OS Lehigh 81VJ 300 Union 10. 100 do 10 100 Rdc. nil pd.12 0-1B J00 do 12 910 do 12 0-10 12 910 100 do 12 9-18 .7 i- In. 72 11 Penna WHOLESALE PRICES Jfjj i The PhilodelpUla bank statement for the 7S54 1 week ended Saturday shows these net i- I chniipes Loans ot.d 414 net, after deducting tuxes and all other charges. and that the present annual Interest charges income, tto.

PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. TRUST FUNDS KEPT SEPARATE, 300 Metro. Trac. 14 V. Gas Imp.

72 14. The leading futures lawful money reserve, increase, Chicago, December ranged as follows: 'I he earnings of the Companies for years past have shown continuous Increases. It is estimated that thegrost earnings for the com ng year will exceel I I2ij ji.44.is.iu; one iroiu otuer banks. Increase, 7S 1 due to other hanks, decrease. 74..

Opel Wheat, No. Close 7'i 7l 07 000; deposits, Increase, circulation, December 70 80: 44 20 Read, all pd 25 Glrard Bank 200 Phila. Trac. 100 Halt. Trac.

100 St. 50 do 50 do 82Vt -w 1 increase, jjit.isni. ine a necrease nuns mt.ni.H thnt loent hoi'von-ei-j nvn noulim flr July 73f, 70K, W. F. Ilorrltr fi.

1.. ran ford Daniel Donovan President. President. President 31 31 31 734 4.00 100 Lehigh Val. 100 do 100 do 100 St.

100 do 80 79S4- 23 53 weea-uuys. aunuays, r.xpress, p. 00 tort 73V, High. 7b 'i 82 75 22H 23 Vi 20V 17V, 20 A. i.iitio.m.o.and wlib the consolidation of the properties and with the railway and electric lighting ope.

rated from the new and complete Central Power Ktailon, the net earnings are expected to exceed or nearly double the annual Interest charges. I he population of the City of Toledo, based on the registration of 1806. la estimated at 22 23 2514 73 TNFFl 604 North SIXTH St, 0 if la Side entrance on Green St. 200 do .15 3 r. J.

Joliain V. I.onghner. J. 11. Connellnn 11.

U'Uricn Trensnnt. Title Officer. Trust Officer 2iili 17'4 20 100 do i. For Sninera Point Kxpresa, 8. SO A.

4.00 P. M. week-diiyg. SuDdii.va. 8.4S-A.

M. Ttuie-tuliles of hH other truiim of the svstm mn; be obtained the ticket tMHees or stattont. The I'nion Transfer Coniauy will nll for and check hfltrtrape from hotels anil reldnca. S. M.

PRFVOST. J. It. WOOD. 2oO Rdg.

all pd.12 9-18 loo w. y. v. o. 239 Penna 62 5 do 52 3 Lehigh 31 200 I'.

H. L. p. Pfd 25ii 15 Phila, Trac. 07 17 20 17 20 "cure guaranteed.

tr)et and onl--iwiHllsr with A rpara1 Knrn. 6 Cata. 2d pf. 5 Lehigh Val. 100 Elec.

100 Lehigh Val. so 31 27 31 their obligations with money secured in New A0-York, where call loans are quoted at D.n2 janmirv per against 3a3 per cent, in this city. May Oats. No. According to advices from Berlin, the 1 December new Bourse laws, which will go into effect Uuy January 1.

excite the greatest discontent Tx't" rrk' among Bourse operators, lt Is recognized on all sides Hint the regulations cannot he made workable, and bankers and dealers jammrV aliko concur In the oplniuu that It Is im- May possible to sec bow a law Insisting upon I siiort Ribs. registration of Bourse transactions can be! January made operative. Most of the bankers have I May pnn Holnl and 33 prnrXml e. I DIRECTORS: Wtnthrnn Smith. General Matinner.

General Pfiiienfei- Aent. Panlel Donovan. BONDS. 7.0714 7:80 7.C5 7.75 7.US' 8.07 7.024 8.00 3.87(: J.82' 8.8TV. S.00 4.07't 4.12' 4.07).4 4.10 3.00 a.oav'c a.oi a.oo 4.03 4.07V4 4.02V4 4.03 perience, Hnorii Tplimoitlai Hiei-tot Hii prootf) pruclitint lr.

Theel the only one nbie to cure the hntit. r-up. KKRVOVM DEItaiTV nn4 he riillH of Kelt Aliuat. Kprvtiil IlM(knp. Va-rlfocele.

Kti'lpturoN. No ciittiuj John Sparhawk, fii FAjadn Megargee, Ksrn'l Gsatllie Thompsoi Reorire H. F.arie. Howard R. French, vvilltam F.

Hanlty, Anthony A. Hirst. Afthnr Hagcn, Jeremiah J. Sullivan, mmm an: ohio railroad SCUEDL'LE IN EFFECT NOVEMbER 22. 1890.

FOR THE WEST wrorge i iiim a. m. loiin A. Joba Ihrough Its great natural ndvantagea It Is an Important manufacturing and distributing centre and Is Increasingateadlly In wealth population. We offer for subscription fzsie.tsioof thes.bonds at As and Intt-rest.

The subscription will be open on Tuesday, December at 10 o'clock A. closed on Wednesday, December '16, at 3 o'clock p. M. The right Is reserved to reject any subscription and to allot less than the amount upplled for. Cll ARASTV TBVST CO.

OF XEW YORK 63 Cedar SI. Sew York. BLAIR A 33 Wall St. New York. W.

H. NEWBOLD'S SON CO. 113 South Fifth St. Philadelphia. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, steady; Xo.

2 spring wheat, Xo. 3 spring wheat. 7Ba77c: Xo. 2 red, Olvtc: Xo. 2 corn.

aecirien to 00 misiness witn their clients nfler January 1 precisely as ihev did before, and then test the question In the courts as to time operations being unlawful. 500 Rdg. 3,1 5JU 1000 East. 4 im. Os 107 500 S.

H. W. Os 108U 1000 Int. 69 1008 102 10000 Rdg. 1st pf.

44U, 1000 X. Pnr-ltic 5 85U S2 N' J' Tr- 58 'I 20OO Read. g. 4s t. SOU 111 Choc.

g. m. Leave station. Chestnut nnd Twenty-fourth Sts. I'OMof PowfrroHforeil.

st-nd five Ki-miiis for hoot Truth," oniv true mettioai hook i.oure-9-i; ev'tis. un. a-ti $1000 Edls. El. Lt.

5s 03 1000 Peo. 4s 2(ls. 04', 4000 .1. xr. 5s.

83 2000 do 83 loOO N. Pass. 10000 lidg. Tr. 5s.H0 500O Head.

g. 4s t. 80' 8000 fln XOii, 2000 do 80 I- 8000 do 80i 3000 X. Pass. 5s.

100 10000 Rdg. 1st pf. 45 r.ooo rtiig. 3d pf. ,11 '4 51100 Rdg.

1st pf. 44 8000 Rdg. 2d 33 BROWN BROTHERS CO. Kunthenst Cor. 41b nnd Chestnut Stj.

22'ic; Xo. 2 yeliow corn. Xo. 2 oats. 17Hc; 2 white, f.o.h., Xo.

3 while. 17al8c: Xo. 2 rje. Xo. i barley, nominal; Xo.

3, f.o.h.. 24a31c; Xo. 4, f.o.h., 232Sc. Xo. 1 flaxseed.

75a77Hc; prime timothy. setd. t2.5."i mess pork, per barrel. lard. 74 m-p 20 Fin.

1st pfd. HO Oil x-uiv 102 do. lots Chicago. 4.20 i. m.

uauy. Clnciniiatl. St. Louis and Indianapolis, 12. CO, 7.40 P.

M. daily. Pittsburg. 5 41 I. M.

(Sundays. 4.20 P. M.i Poanoke. Urlstol, Chattanooga. New Orleans, Memphis.

5.41 P. M. (Sundays. 4.20 p. M.

Through Pullman sleeper to New Orleans. Pullman sleepers Washington to Memphis. ROYAL BLl'E LINEfrr Cbestor, Wilmlnj- ton, Baltimore ami Washington. Week-days. 3.30.

8.15, 10.20 A. 12.20. 1.30 fl.30 4.20. 5.41. 7.40 P.

M. Siindars. 3.30. 8. 13 A.

12.20. 1.30, 4.20, 7.40 P. Si. The 12.20 1.30. 4.20, 5.41 ami 7.40 P.

trains cun-r Ptilllnuli idnlng Cars. 1.30 train does uot stop a't Chesler. For loi-al stations on Philadelphia Division, 0.12 hi. (except Sunday). 1.50 P.

M. dally. For additional trains to Chester sad The exports of (fold from New York for the week ending last Saturday, us officially reported at the Custom House, were 830 1)33 alt to Hayti; and of silver, all to London. Since Junuary 1 the exports of Cold from that port have amounted to $51 and of silver, against $88,14:1,03" gold und silver for the sumo period In 18DS. The Imports of (told at New York for the week were 124-and of silver.

Since Januarv 1 the Importations of a ild at that port have amounted tn $71). 780.253; and silver, 81 UK.ilnst sold and silver for the some time last vcar. PATENTS DR. LOBB, 329 N. 15th St, Phila.

GUARANTEES TO CURE Errors of fonts, nnd Obscure Diseases of Jlen and Women. Write nr call for Book. Hours, dally and Sunday, 9, to 3, 0 to 0 evenings, OR. MONTGOMERY Zl: 100 poiiinh), l.Si'iaS.SS; short ribs, sides, loose, S3.85n4.lir. dry salted ahoulders.

bojod. 4Hn4 short clear sides, boxed, whisky distillers' finished goods, per gallon-. sugars, unchanged. Receipts 7.IXIO barrels: wheat SK.ooo bushels: corn, 173.tluO bushels; oats, 444 -Olio bushels: rye. 8.000 iiisbels; barley 74.000 bushel.

Shipments Flour, 4,0110 barrels; wheat 105.018) bushels: corn. bushels: onu, 210, (too bushels; barley. 22.UOA bushels. On the Produce Exchange the butter market was easy; creameries. dairies.

steady, SfeuOc; eggs, stcy; lBc. COMMERCIAL CREDITS CIRCULAR CREDITS FOR TRAVELERS Cable Transfers and Bills ot Exchange on Grai' Britain and the Continent Mocey received on Interest Allowed. First-class Investment Securities a Specialty. SALES. 823 1 Nor.

Pac. pfd. .10,1001 W. X. Y.

578 Phila. 14 1 Sundry stocks. 1.0'ml WO 1 Total cau thtiiJ; ionie stmnic Wanted-An ioea Av'ho ot Pennsylvania Reading Lehiffh Valley. Iiblgh Xav 8t. I'aul Nor.

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