P I MTSIIMtGLI'DiAItICIETd.
COMB Cif TEE PlrrertraumGazwrrie,
- , pious°Av. liroveinber 19, 1868.. S
- Tile generil markets are -quiet and de
told of any new -lor impontant features
•
worthy of particular notice. There seems
to be a little 'stronger holing in Flour and
Grain, but it slight as to be barely
.
, Tieiceptable 'and there is no improvement
to note in the . volume of business. And
while the surface - indicates a little more
steadineuteithe undertone continues pan
icky,and while hapes are entertained that
the worst is passed, fears are still'-:enter
tained for the ilitiare. al'liere is no &rivals
,
-
dug the fact that th ere, to se a com
znon expresaion, tinges, and -there
• 'are many. men whoa in such condition,
financially, that unl se 'relief soon ar.
forded, they will forcod to succumb.
Already a large number of men all over
the country have, by the force.of circtun-
Stances, I:ieen compedled , to g° under, ands
-! as we have already intiniated? unless there
' ;:1a a very decided change, and that, too,
:before long, iothers will be obliged to do
_
APPLES—Steady but unchanged; we
..oan_report ritgalarsales at to 114 per -bbl,
as to quality.
APPLE BU'ITEB--Unchanged at 7010
Ti in km. 5, and 80 to 85 in .crocks.
BUTTEW--, Is steady, with regular sales
•cd Roll at 35 to 40c, for fair to chcAce.
BEANS—SaIes of
_prime small White at
1P3,75t0 $4 per -bushel. -
• BUOICv.EIA.TFLOUR—Is dell but un
-
a g e , at 434 to the trade, and +5 cta,
retl y. ,
- HOMINY—Is quoted at $6,50 to $7 per
barrel.
CIDER - Unchanged at $6 to $lO per bbl.
CEIEESE=DuIk salee of Hamburg \ at
.1.70, and Goshen at 19 - to 200.
CHESTNUTS—Unchanged at ;6,50 per
.bushel.
•
DRIED FRUIT—DuII; we continue to
quote Peaches at 12 Abr. quarters and .14for
halves, and apples at 9 to I.oc. -
RGGS=Thichangedit 32 t 0 ,3343.
PROV/KONS—Shoulders 1334, and Sugar
Cured Itams , lB to 19; no Sides in this mar
' ket. Lard 17 t 0174, and Mess Pork (new)
428,00.. -
LARD OIL—Is in steady dennurd and we
• continue to Quote Nor 1 Winter strained at
$1,50:
• - POTATOES—DuII bat Ulu:hanged; Sales
as track. at '7s:in balk, and. 80 sacked.
"Sweets 55 per bbl, for prime Jerseys. •
- s u pply and dull,
bat unchanged; sales reforted on wharf at
420 to $25, per ton; as to quality. , -
GRAlN—Wheat , is doll and nominal at
51,75 to 51,80 for ~pr ime Winter, and- 51,35
for No. I 'Spring. Oats---sales in first hands'
at 60 to 620.4 corn quiet . and , par.
ticularlv new which may now be quoted
•at 65 to 70. Bye.* unsettled and'norid)isd,
• at 51,35; " We can report. some small sales,
of prime Spring at ;1,85 to 61,90.
• 'SEEDS—SmaII sales of Flaxseed at ;2,45
to 42.50, and. Timothy Seed at ,53.
ONlONS—Cent:nue. Very dull; small
sales at ;1,50 per- bushel. •
FLOUR—U quiet, and *kilo. the- feeling
03801219 to be a little. stronger, there is no
_improvement to note in ,the demand, and
no. ehanga to make, in ',quotations. 'Spring
.
. Wheat brands at $7 to ‘l3. for•fair to vholes.
Rye Flour, $8,25. The , Pearl Mill prices
are for Extra"Familyin:bbls, 59.90 and in
Lacks 49,60 per bbl;,,Double-Extra Family in
barrels ;10,40. and in ; sacks 510,10 per bai
reL • City Mills' 'quote 'prices- as follows:
Extra Family, in: ktarrell, :$8: 8 0. - '=`arid in
sacks, ;9.50; Double Extra-Family, in bar
rels, 810,80. and in sacks, 510 pet bbL
WHISKY—Is, quiet and unchanged 4l,2o for both Highwmes and
ezmiwitcut Pthlitfveim
Xbilirranbirimillmonnt6x
• Tittrnaria:4lTovember.l9, 1888. :S
'The oil raarkek. wan v,tiMplue:4 excltid
to-day, the salsa of Refined in the aggro
,gatebeing larger thin &Mug- anSP
tag daYlt4 i tY,elitate4pfs tie E trade. : Ass
mittar'of comae- itereattal a great ennui°.
tion, particularly as it was eo entipily nn.
expeetedeankl,prieesiademfieed-Onefd.era
.6
ThuCtude market, although firmer, did
npt'sylnPathee !Ally j' with excitement in
Refined, and there was but compiratively
little done. Spot oili which , was' offered
y,estel day et 10,,vdthout,iindingmanrbuy
ors, was quoted today at 1034 titi 10%, and
not so much said in - regard ,to gravity . .
We can report 1,000 bbis to be delivered
between January and , April s seller's
Siert, at 10%, and :1,000• January , to June,
same.option, at same !figure: %Private tele
grams from 021 City quoted at i 4; which is
awadvence of about 54 °taper
As we ! have Already intimated;the , Bo•
Sited market was very much excited to
. day, and what made_ the excitement more
intense, was the fact .lbat it was entirely
unexpected. Spot. "oil opened up At 26 to
25302, and sold from that up to Ztic; late in
tne afternooo, ,however i the bubble burst,
offers coming from Fhiladelphie-to sell No
ttember or December at 29;t0, and the later
4till; there were but very fess buyers at any
price., . The reported sales aggregated
about WV-five thougand barreht, and we are
ovnizatt'br some thoustiedisiiri3ll
sold, but not reported, so ;that there must
Aave been at least, 65,000 bbls sold, and,
=
o hs_ pe, 70' 1 000. •
bids,. 1000 each Dec. to Feb... 28c
2000 500 each March to June 31c
.200 b 500 each Nov.- to Feb , 283ic
1600 " - November-- • 283ie
500 c , November 29c
2500 " 500'esch Nov.- to March 28/c'
4000 4, 500 each Nov toJune • 29340
2000 1000 each Nov. and Dec . ...290
- 500 - . ...-... 27c
2000 .
December • 27 ( 3
4500 '" 500 each April zto
1000 " 500 each Jan. and Feb - • 28go
2500 44 600. each Nov. to March • 283i0.
2000 1000 each Dec. - to Feb , 28c
1000 • " 506eaoh Nov. and Dee.. \- 29Mel
ZOO *" 500 each Nov. to March '
2900 ' 1 1000 - each Jan. and Feb . . 2334 e
1500 , ' l . November 270 ,
1000 a - . 27e
ZOO 500 each Nov; to Mirth. 28340
43500 500 each Nov to June, 29Ke
1500 - November 2843
2000 ,4. :December - 290
.6000 1500 each Nov. to Feb 2834 e
/ , riaozrifraos.ailung OIL. 2
J. Gallagher-.... 4801 Morgan Oc Co 406
7. BleCutebeon . 240 M. D.Edgerton... 760
Fisher 8r0.... 32 9 Buffalo, K. do Co 160
'loess Jc 8r0.......3000 •
T0ta1.......... . 4 ' , 4662
isir.siarnakamvriiitcraf'Dtriatrzerna Dassig,
-A. IX Miller,' 53 bbla relined to Waring;
King & Co ,Philadelphia. ,
Kirkpatrick & Lyon, 72 do do to W. P.
Logan & 13r0.; Philadelphia.
Ilic)Xeßna & - Rogers. 12 dodo top P.
• -e x .
_Union Ref. ds 'Co.,' . 54' do refined to; 4 W. P. L4puzdt Bro. .Plilladelphla.
Total ahippatteßefined. . 121
' OIL aWrrom ar Br 1. v. it.. 12. ' '
Sat, Ref Co.i 8 71 ttc? do i ta E. A. DA° l 9riiii
Co`, Philsdsf l `
+.;
LBestui4 44 ,&l2)stakr,:* 4 0 ,16 . ;2 ikraring;_
Ring &009 , Phlladelphitti'• ) '•• ' ' •
Mcereer7 ft" -
_Poi.' 410 do, 'do -; W.
P. login cc itti:•;; rhtiodelptilp.. - -
Total shipmenta Retlaed 1337 -
:
• • hi
t4i ' T ggni t 42th4s7tlicAc.2avetet at tyittl O4 ,tgoOtetiandlsa2oo. •fllefsiaxoaforiror.ogramon to
lighlo(4.PoroodmArc***d,44,4_zoti moderately - act
live 0 1 1. 1 4 1 • 1 8 ,40a7,40
aut t.
for common; #6030a7112,,,, for to tnedt
gOd 1 7 3 5 0,60 f9r,tr"`•„ to shots
- euts.-0,3*
oar * 17 819 head how
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tellugidal Matters In New Yter k .
. ~. Gold Closed at 134 1 X.
• ,
car Tawas), to the Pittabuork 6ieeste.l S,
NaW YOBS, NOTOMber 19 1 i Wel
' . 'MOWRY AND OkoLD. , ,
Money la easTat Eo@Te on call with Some
transactions as low fi 4c. 'Prima dlscxamt
at 7®loe. • Sterling Exchange, is , Itirm •at
py,(3iNc.. - Gold is. Irregular; the market
opened at 134%, advanced to 4 135, and dos-
Ed mar*. at 184%. It is reported that the
Goyernment will resume the publlsi sales
shOrtly. . • - .
Governments are strong. Conpozut
et' 1881, 141%®114X, dp. '62, 110X®110;
do. 'B4, 407%0107M: do. 'B5, 107,0)107%;
do.. new, , 11.00118; do. 'B7, 110W110%;
do. 'OB l 4.10g®11030 10.406, losg
State Bondi are dolt; New Termeelleen•
873‘®8834; New North Garollins, 85.
STOOKS.
,
The 'stook market has been excited - and
Variable, with Erie to the leading feature
before 2:15 , P. ' M., the , close of the day for
.deliveries• among brokerd: Erie 60®62
cash. r Immediately thereafter the price
declined,to42a4B, afterwards rallied to 48y,,
,and later, the excitement abating : fell , to
45®45y(. .At the close a great deal of real
stock COWS) in the market at high sash quo-
Mtions. Outside speculators are not dis
posed to touch Erie at the decline, fearing
the corner is not over. The balance of the
market had been dull, but in the afterncoM
tho excitement extended to New York Cen
tral under rumors . of an order by Judge
Barnard to • re-operi the transfer books,
which were recently closed at one day's
notice, and the price. was runup to 128X®
129, c arrying with it it in advance all the
rest of the list, particularly Northwestern
and' Rock Islam:1. The full rise was not,
however, maintained to, the close, but left
off at 5:30 excited and strong, * except ; for
Erie; which was very dull. Cumberland
88X®40; Wells, Fargo & Co. EXpress, 28;
Canton, 4635 ®47M; American, 44®45; Ad
anis, 48 ®48%; United States, 47@483i;' Mer
chants Union, 20®203f; Quicksilver, 22023;
Mariposa, 6®7; preferred, 20;44®21; Pacific
Mail, lliX; Western Union, 3635; Boston,
Hudson and Erie 27®28; New York
Central, 127y 4 ®1273i ; Erie, Viy 4
Erie preferred 84 ; 'Hudion, ;
Reading, 98%®98% Ohio kMississippi, 30;
Terre Haute, ' 39 ©40 ; do. preferred, 62
®63; Wabash, 156%®57; do. preferrnd, 70;
Michinan Central, 116; Michigan Southern,
823p12%; Illinois Central, 1410143; Pitts-
Urgh, 86®86X; Toledo,-99%®99X,; Rock
Ulan ,1083;®106M; N orthwestern 85%®
86; do., preferred, 87 1 4®87q; Fort Wayne,
108,%®109; _ Lake Shore, 97; Alton, 13.235;
St. Joseph preferred, 87. .
KINEKEI SHARES. •
Mining 'Shares are dull. gregory, 610.
oorrEP. 131'Oete.
-Copper shares At Boston*: Copper_ Falls,
Hecla,;so; Haneock, 3 1 4.
BUB-TAILIiBIJET RECEIPTS.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day
were 13,11.2,680; paps Sots, $2,174,7,2. Bal
ance, $84,510,007.
ra"ltTe.
Export. or gol d !A:l.day
New - York Produce Market.
• _ _
City Telegraph to the Pitteharei Gazette.)
Nuw Yoitsr, November 19.—Cotton firm,
with sales 3,800 bales at 24y.c for middling
uplands. Flour—receipts, 590 bbls; market
rather more active, but , pricei still _rule In
favor of buyers; sales, 930 bbis at 15,65 a
5,95 for superfine, Stateandwestern; 16,40 a
6,80 for extra State; =17,25a7.30 - for extra
western; $8a9,75' for white -wheat extra;
$8,70a9 for R. H. 0.; 1 / 7 , 5 011 9 for extra St-
Louis; 1110a12,50 for good to choice 'do;
closing heavy. California Flour quiet •at
16,75a10,25. Rye flour steady, with sales
250 bble at 115,90a8. Corn Meal quiet. Whis
ky steady, with sales 250 bbis western,
free, at 111,07. Wheat-receipts , 149,465
buds; market without decided change in
prices, therebelug some speoulation, while
shippers and millers are Isolding off; sales,
53,000 bush at $1,50a1,52 for No. 2 spring;
12a2,01: for amber 'Michigan; 12,12 for free_
white :Canada; $2,85a2,40 for white Cali
.fornia; . 12,50 for white -choice Mich
sum Rye; _ market is quiet. Barley
is quiet, with sales of 490 bushels, at 12,30.
Barley Malt is quiet: Corn; the receipts
amounted 7,800 bus hels; the market is
without any decided change, closing dull,
with sates of 48:000'bunhele at /1:07a1,12f0r
unsound, $1,L8a1,16 for sound mixed west
ern, $1 4 16 for nearly yellow do.; and 11,10
for new white southern. Oats; the receipts
amounted to 97,410 bushels; there is a nfod
erste request in the market, and prices are
without any decided change, with sales of
54,000 bushels at 610 for western, in store.
Rice is dull. Coffee is nominal, Sugar is
inactive, with sales of 2,000 hogshead's Cu
ba -at 1134813 W. Molasses ls • nominal.
Hops are quiet'at 15;52,50 lbi Americas. • Pe
troleum is firm and quiet, and sales were
made at 15c for crude. and 28lio for refined
in bond. Linseed Oil is dull at 95a97c.
Spirits of Turpentine are quiet at 47a475c.
Pork is dull and unsettled, and sales were
made of 450 barrels at 528a29,50 for mem
closing at $29 cash, 528 for old do., 127a27,54
for . 18158-49, do., '121,75a22,60 for prime,.
and $23a25 for prime mess, closing dull.
Beef quiet, sales of of 100 barrels at 11.10a1.6,-
50 for. new plain mess, 116a30 for new extra
mess. Tierce Beef doll at 527a30 for prime
mess, 530a34 for India' . mess. Beef Hams
steady; sales of 80 barrels at $28,50a29,50.
Cut Meats' firmer; sales 180 packages at .12a
133:c' for ;shoulders, 12a163ic for hanis.
Middles quiet; said of 60 boxes of Cumber
land cut on private terms, and 50 boxes of
city, short ribbed. December at 14)4c.
Lard- 'quiet; sales 655 tierces at 1534a16%
for steam, 17a1714c for kettle rendered,
also 255 tierces Of steam, seller. January,
'at 143ic. Butter firm et 25a2590 for Ohio,
40a500 for State. , Cheese firm at 13a18c..
Freights to Liverpool dull, engagements
Of 7,500 bushels per steamer at 7,1 d. )
Lernsrr—FLocu• closed dull and slightly
in the buyers' favor. Wheat /1.50a1,61 for
No. 2 spring, and 112 tor prime amber Mich
igan. Rve nominal and unchanged. Oats
dull at 71c afloat and in store. Corn dull
at ;1,0781,12 for unsound, and 81,13111,15 for
sound mixed western. Pork nominally
unchanged at 129 cash. Mess beef dull
and unchanged. Cut mea ts
e are steady
and in.fair . demand. Bacon quiet and with
out decided change. Lard steady at 16Ma
16Mos for, fair to prime steam. Eggs quiet
and ateady.
tibleago Market.
Cltg Telegraph to the Pittsburgh chtratte.3
CHICAGO; November 19.—Eastern Ex.
Cbange'l4 par baying, 1.10 premium sell
ing. Flour firm and steady; apring extras,
$5.25a7,50. Wheat—No. 1 .quiet and 2a3es
higher; sales itk51,21a1,25 - ; No 2 firm and 3
Bt4c ltigher; Sales $1,0835a1,12; closing
firm at $1,11;- italee, of No., this a ft ernoon
at SI4ION. Corn—No. 1 very firm and 1c
higher; sales at 893ia90c; clotting at outside
pricey No. 2 dull and Ba4c lower; sales .at
75a76ci tor new shelledf mane In store, and
60a64 on track; sales of No,l since change
at 890. "Oats more active and hily,,o higher,
sales of No. 2 . at 47Wa4flyo, and rejected at
42c; closing. at 47% - a47% for 'No, 2 Rye
firmer And active and 2c ,hiher; ,sales of.
No. Witt $1,04110; closing atii 99, Narley
moderately active and saBx o iii g her; ages
of No. 1 at 11,55,31,57; and ?ejected- at $1,30a
1,32 t. clotdugs.itt .111.,56a1,565 , 10 ?for=No. 2.
Bighwinoajnaa Ive,and nominal At, 96397 c.
Provitoons quiet, aud, easier. Mess Mirk,
1,74 for ' ordlinti m ess; $23,25a,13,50 - for
mess; perk,' t Sellers for "Fe binary '• and
March? SM. , . Dry, , salted' shoulders, 7340„
Omni:mho., 1034 0 . 'Cumberland middles ' ,
seller for first half of JeurterY, ,10c; short
rib nilddlei,' tattlers for January, lie Lard
14 xl9 c cash, and 13c; taller for lint half
of January. ,z.Freights dull; go on corn; So
on barley to Buffalo. -neoelons„ for the past
twenty - four hour-7,822 barielaflour..44,74o
bUshwliaM; m
32,600 bush' 'al t _25,439 bush
°Stag .1; 1 A4. 1411611 rye, 2,740 Mph barley.
Shipmentaz-7,36ifbarrels :Hoar, 5,567 bush
whe1it,68,932 hash Corn, ;10;851 bash oats, ;
7,141 bush rye, 1,950 Lou bfkkle7.
4
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: FRIDALIINOVEM.Bta'
St.'lol6 Market.
Crtv Telegraph to IhePitrehergh gasette.)
Sr. Loma, No vember 19.—Tobacco bud,-
ant and active at fall priees, Cotton held
firmer at 21)022C: Flour vary firin for
low grades at 34,75a5,75 for, snper, ;5,75a
6,50 for extra, - and' /6,75a8,00 'for double
extra. Wheat; choice Yell 11,9552,10; fancy
do epring Marc, and higher at .1,x081,72
for No amid poor No L. Com buyers stood
off; small sales new yelldw and white were
made at 76a76e. • Oata adianeed to 50a54c.
-Barley buoyant for beet grades and prices
fel4 Igwa spring $1,90; Prime t°
choice Minnesota 112a2,18. Rye scarce and.
fill*sill,l2%al,ls. Pork doll and heavy
at f 24,60. Baconsnominal and nothing do
ing; very little Bacon out of smoke. lArd
held at 14,4a16e. Whisky lower and no
sealed.: Reeeipts-6,000 bbls flour, 18,800
bush • wheat, 4,000
,bush, corn, 7,000 bush
Oa* 13,800.bna,11bariey, 1,700- bush rye.
, Ciseinnati Martet.
CB/ Telearaoh tip tbp ?InabaTali Guano.] i
,
_ Cirri:unman, 'November 19.—Flour is in
fair demand and. prices are better; , family
117.40a7,75: Wheat in in demand, at fl,BO
far No . , 1 and p 1,70 EM No. 2 spring., Corn
firm.at 58a590 for new ear; old nominal.
Cotten dull; at 226 for middling. Tobacco;
no change inprices. , Whisky ,dull,' at 95a
970, tax paid. I Green Meats in good de
mand; sales Of 18,000 pieces, at 7%c for
shoulders; rlOyalOme for, sides, an 113ia
, 12c for hams.-ulk Meats in demend, at
9%a10c for alio dem; 13 3 6a140 for clear rib
and clear , sides ;wired, and about eighteen
and,twenty-tiv days in salt scarce and in
demanddeand at $3l q
2 __ Eggs firm at 30 e. Lin"
seed 011 95a970. Flaxseed 22,004,10. Gro
ceries firth at full rates. Gold 1343 f, buy
ing and.l3s selling. Exchange dull at 1-10
discount buying and par selling. ,
Cpeveland Dtarket,
(By Telegraptr to the Pittabirgh Gasette.3
CLIvEtaND, November 19.—The Flour
market is dull end unchanged; city made
sells at 511,25a11,50 for treble extra white;
69,50a9,75. for double extra amber; 119.25 a
8,50 for double extra red; 17,50a7,75 for
double extra spring; f7a7,75 for extra
spring; - colmtry,made ranges; at. $8a8,75 for
rl a
double extr red and amber; 57a8 for extra
spring; .$1 10,75 for do able extra white.
Wheat, No -1 red is held at $1,75; No. 2 do,
gl,so. co , sales of two cars at 92e. 'Oats
,are held at 7e. Rye is dull and nominal.
Barley,. the e is riothing=doing and the mar
ket is entirely noglinal; The Petroleum
zi i
market is ore firm an active ; crude is in
good demi' d; and saleifare reported 0f, 540
bbla; refine is held at , 246 in round iota;
trade lots alts 2aBa higher..,
. . Buffalo Market.
(BT Telegraph 4 the. Pittsbuitt Gazette.]
BUFFALO, November I9.—Flour inactive,
with city ground spring at 17a7,25. Wheat
sluggish, with sales I,loo•bush amber Wis.
oonsin at 51,70; I,ooobush amber Michi
gan,. choice, at:81,8;4.7,500 bash No. 1 Chi
cago spring at about 51,44; 1,500 bush ra
eine spring at 51 61. „Com. dull, with sales
10,000 'bush No. r western at 51; 12,000 bush
western td arrive at BU' 4;000 bush nevi kiln
dried at 410 x- Chita steady,- with sales 28,000
bush western and Otdolft 57e; 20,000 bush
western, in lokf, at .57a.58c: Bye nominal.
Barley in better demand, with sales 1,300
bush Canada, 4-rowed, in lots, at82a2,05.
Other articles dull and unchanged.
•
Pi,iladelphia- - Market.
fßy Telegmt; to the Plttabursh Gazette.]
PHILADELPHIA, - November ' 19.—Plour
less active; sales "800 •bbla Wisconsin and
Minnesota!; extra family at $7,50a8,25; Ohio
do,. ‘9,50a10,75, fancy' $11a13,25. Wheat in
fair demand, for. -whim; other kind* not
wanted; -sales 200, bush - red at 12,0582,11,
amber - $2,15a2,20. - Rye :steady at 81,48.
Corn unsettled and advaneed 384 e; *ales of
4,000 bush - 5 , 6110w at 41,20, new 13000 c, mix
ed western 41.14e1,18.-. Oats steady; sales
3,000 bush western at 8702 c. . - Petroleum
steady; .crude;:,l2.ool refined., 28)0213Mc.
Provisions unchanged. Whiak,y /408E+1,10.
Toledo Market.
_
Teieerask to the Pittsburg& Gesette.i..
Tot.woo, November 10. Receipts, 443
barrels flour ; 4,900 bushels wheat : 3 .
bushels corn ; 1,200 bushels oats ; 300 b ,
els, rye ;I,6oo'bushels Willey. " Shipments
-41,478 barrels flour ; 25,484 bushels wheat;
23451 bushels - 'corn ; •6,100 - bushels oats;
1,600 bushels barley. • Flour Is 'qutet.
Wheat, quiet. , !Amber - chest 'ha - better.
Sales of Amber wheat, .11,700 to 111,73 e.
Corn steady. • • Sales .• No. 1, $1,900, Oats a
shade lower; No. 1, 52)49.„ Aye; unchanged.
Michigan a 1,030. quiet. Freights
dull and nominal. _ .
11111rettitee Market..;
Telekraph 'to thenttsburgli ekszeite.]
MiLwAunms, November 19.—Flour firm
er and prices unchanged. Wheat unsettled
and higher'at SI,ZB for No: 1, and .1,17 for
No. 2. Oats'notainal' at 480. Corn steady
at, 85c for No; 2. Rye quiet and steady at
*1 for No.l. , garley% nominal. - t Receipts
-2,000 bble'llonr,AoOU bus wheat, 4,000 bus
oath 1,000 butt !corn, 400 bus xye, 800 bus
barley. Shipments-4,000 bbis, dour, 41,000
bus wheat, 8,000 bps oats, 3,000 bus corn.
CB~TAlepraph to the Pittlbarth Palette.]
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Baxmlion - a, November 19.—Plour dull;
Western superfine, $6,25a7;00; do. extra, is
a 9,25; family, 310a10,75. Wheat firm; prime
to choicti red52,20a2,40; ordinary to good;
81,130a2,10. Corn firm; new white,. 90a95c;
yellow, $1,05a1,08. Oats dull at 700. Rye
nominal. -Maas Pork firm at 5254 'Bacon
active and scarce; rib sidesilBlic; clear do.i
18%c; shouldeis, 14yia143Vn , barns, .19a200.
Lard dull at 180. • • ,
Memi Magket.
(Py,Telegraph`to the Pittsburgh, Rezette.3
3,lBmpwis; Nov. 19.—CotforkAulet and
firm at 225;0;, receipts 1,636; elports 1;693.
Flour dull and prices unchanged. Corn at
80e.' Oatsrat 60e. May at's24: Bran st 22a
23e, Corn Meal at #4,60a4,607 , Pork - at $27
for old and new. Lard at 19c. Bacon - quiet
at 14};,c for shonlders;_49ct for clear .sides:
163ia17e fur, bulk ;1 3 /des, and llmal2c for
shoulders. : ,
Louleville Market.
(By Telegraph to the Plttstiiiili Gaieite.l
LOUISVILLE, Nov: 19:—Sales 28 hlids to.
Amoco at full rates. Cotton 21 1 4 e. Flour:—
superfine $5,25a6. Wheat $l, 1,90 • Corn.
50a510. Oatssoas3e. Rye $1,25a1,50. , Mess
pork 524,50a25.. `,Lard 15a15y 4 e. ' 1180011.*
shoulders 18a1314o; clear rib sideS 17a17M0.
Whisky—raw free 95a970. , . '
Detroit Market.,
. .
[ay Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] • , •
'DETitOIT, November 10.--. Flour quiet,
with some spepulative inqui r y, at rates
slightly beloW • holders'views.;'Wheat;
shipping demand ceased holders'_
unset
tled: light sales No. 2 white sit 111,70; for No.
1, 11.90 offered; • for boat load extra; $1,27'
offered. Dressed Hogs quiet at Saila.
1111P0RTS BY . RAILROAD:. '
PiTYSinYBOn, Fr. . Wermr aria °slime°.
Bairatosp. November 19.--11 carormetal,
Nimiek & Co; i2' do do, Coleman & Co; 4 de
do, Bryan & Caughey; Ido do, Loomis &
Collard; 1 • do , ide, Brown & Co; 1 oar mid
dlings, 8,...13:-,Floyd & Co; 800 bbls flour. r•
C Jenhing / 0 0.0 0 do, Haws:K . oi Dewkatet;
1 oat; mitidlings, Atitoharp; 100 bbls
Boar; Shipton dr.Walla 400 Ike do, Watt,
,Lang & CO; 5 bbla:tip_plei, ACtirtz; }O do ,
do, Volg,t,'
t Mahood A C o' t , 1 8 dodo; ' _
Shepard; 11 kegs otter, bhp; older `
g Rea - Jr; I ear . oats, Drifter it Co; bbls
eggs, asbookles & aatsj dolye,
Woodworth eh 'llllTiliOnt *TAW bbla' apPlee,
& ,Steveaso in 47. xio, do, .I„rettit;
13 do oidet,,Phruion 4 ,Pam bblatiOnr.
John Shepard; . 10 ,i/oz -brortj Er Dilworth
& Co; Year apples, Ble Perry; 9 3 w its , rap,
Christy it' Eenhalni''266 btiokwheat
Sour, G L Wiuirerif 65 bble otirguielti 011
Workr, 1 ear corn; 0 11' Allertbm <1 ear po:
tidoes, 7 M. Lippenoalti' I do! db; Tangorder'
& Shepardt I dodo, Smith &taausgher; 69
eke rags, Godfrey & Clarkll 9 llrxepbeeiwil
' •
P Sbriver Q0;102 do do, N J', Braden; 7,
plcirs butter, T Howe; 2 rolls leather,
'Seibert it Berg;11 bxs cheese, W H 'lClrk
patriok et Co; 26 dodo, E Milliken. •
• CLIMELAND AND ...PlTTesimax RAM'
ROAD, November 19.-18 cars iron ore, Sho
ent erger & Blair 2do do, Zug & GD; sdo
wheat, DWallapi; 2 evi rve, T Moore &
Son; 2,d0 pig iron, Nimick-it co; 1 car pa
tatoes, B Seazleton; 3 cars blobms, W D.
McGowan; 4 bra castings, Poet Master; 9
'tabs spokes, 1 do shafts, Stoner & Afarlatt;'
101 bbls lime , Ripley dc CU5,10 bbls beans;
W H Graff & Co; - 7 do peas,' W Hislage &
(Jo; 20 bxs, 10 crates starch, 1 bbl oatmeal,
7 Porteiflold it CO; 1 car stone,J L L Knox;
IdO 40, P• Wolfe; 170 sacks barley, W J
Meek; 300 bts March, 7 bbls pearl barley,
.Arbuokles & Co;, 19 bills paper, Godfrey &
Clark; 12 bells chairs, T B Young &.Co; 9 do
do s , Bedford Cbair Co; 24 eke oats, Black;
1 car apples; T Jenkins; 57_ eke crint,'l7
bblrapples, .14/do dry'apples, Volgt, Ma 7
hood i•Co;12 kgAs :knobs, A A datna, McKee
a co; 12 do do, Jonse,Numtek,& Co; 11 kEs
butter, 3t/ W Rankin a Bro; 1 car ma
okinary,,Union iron iilibr;2l3xs tobacco,'
Smithy Johnson & Co. • • 1
.
.r"Vrilunrigul f f42IIIXIDNA:TI ANDS?. Louis
iteiILDDAD; November 19.-1 ear oats' and
coray4 B. Campbell:ll hhda tobacco, John
,Grier Co;& 14 bandies rage, McCullough..
Smith , &Co; 14 bbbkeggs, W H Graff &
200 bbla ffonr, Dan. Wallaee; 1 car stavar..
W Hastings; 60 bbla highveines, Shipton &
Wallace; 100 bblis librrr Jas Gregg; 1 car
staves, JIB Lindsay; Ido do, J Kftemp
nill; 2 dbdo, .7 Painter &Son; 2 kge butter,
2 bbla apples,4 Davis; 2 bbls hominy, Ido
&ritts, J Keashaw; 16 bdls brooms, J
Hutehinaon, llrbbls potables, Kelly dt Co; 8
do apples,. Kirkpab*k,. Herron dr Co; 20
eke barley. B.do rye, .F Schield; 121; do•bar
ley, John Gangsgeh; 21 aka potatoes, Heil
nor &Ha r; 155 bush, do; Chas H Arm
strong;: 46 meal, Joa Dorringtorw4iPsks
eorn, Campbell Aiken.
.
ALLEGKZ= "VALraly fisaratoin, Nek.
vetnber 19-8111hvrags, 31tCullough, Smith
;ft Co;.4o•bushels potatoes,. B Campbellt'S
eke do, H. Gerv;tiw 5 eats railroad front,
Pittsburgh Cincinnati ds St.Lonis A R Co;
ear 'lime, I) L. Reynolds r - 2 do, coal, C 'Ell
Armstrong; 2 do ar.one, Henderson A &Co;
2 de do, Harrison dr. Bro; 406 bbls oil, Byers ,
it Co; 240 do do; . 3' N McCatcheon; 130• db.
do; Pool & Bro; 320 do do,' Fisher it Bro;
480 dodo, r Gallagher; 80 . do do, Bnftbm
& Co..
ALLEGIIIINT STATION. November 19:-
100 bbls flour, R Knorr 411 c Son; 100 bundles
hides, .A. Holsteine;. 16 bble pass, Chas Reis;
40 do lime, Jos Craig; 1 ear Iron oro, Lewis,
Bailey de Dalzell; 21 bales Imply J Eher
hart; 10 bze =dee, R M Snodgrass; 10 doz
brooms, F Beokert & Co; . g 6 bbhrtour, Geo
Raynor; 192 bdis paper, Frazier &Metzger;
400 aka floor, H W Berhorat; 255 bundles
hides, - Steekrath de C0;250 , pi lead,
Fahnestook. H de Co; 4 cars meta l Graff,
Bennett 4 Co; 3 do do, Superior - Hon Cot
RIVER NEWS.
The river rose all day yesterday as, well
aathe night preilons, but was about ata—
tionary • last evening,. with seven feet
and seven Inches in the channel by , the
Monongahela marks_ last `evening. the
weather continues cloudy and cold with
indications favorable for snow. k
We have no arrivals to report aside frbm:
the regular packeln. The-St. Charles, from
Cincinnati, was due IaSS night, and will
dpubtless bo foetid in pOrt.this morning. •
The Armadillo, for New Orleanst.depart
ed,last night With a very-good 'trip, and
engagements Wow.' She had about four
hundredtons of freight, and some fifty pas
sengers. ,
The new steamer Arkansas, Capt. A. H.-
Shaw, will leave for New Orleans - to-mor
row positively.
'the - Leonidas, Capt. Ea. Evan*, will pos
itively leave for St. Louis to-morrow eve
ning. t Passengers and shippers can rely
on this and act , accordingly.
The staunch and reliable Glasgow, Capt.
Andyn Robinson Jr., -will positively leave.
for Cincinnati /1111 d: Zanesville . to-morrow
evening.
The Wild Duck Barges, Capt. Anawalt,
will positively leave for St. Lords this eve
ning, and shippers are requested to have
theft bills of lading in as early in the day
as possible.
We have no further particulars in regard
to The sinking of the McCullough.
The towboat S. Neal left lbr Louis.
ville, with a tow of coal, as did also the
Fearless, for Louisville. • /
—The circus bat Coosa is • a circus boat
no more. She is at 'Vicksburg doing
nothing.
—The Mollie Hambleton, recentli , sunk
at the•mouth of St. Francis river, has been
raised by the Underwriters.
—The fall hegira of the mountain miners
to the States is now at its bight, as the
large arrival' of them at Oinahs daily
shows. - I
•
—The dred geboat -which has been at
work recently at Henderson; has suc
ceeded in taking out the coal feet, sunk at
the toot of Second street. ' •
-Capt. J. E. Montgomery has resigned
the prealdeney of the the Mississippi Val
ley Navigation Company, and Dr. Wat
kins, of Memphis.. suoct.eds him. Capt. De
Haven is now in Louisville.
-&t Buffington ilam another installment
of 3,000 yards of stone has been put in. It
is tbought that the :.work work will requtre 10,-
000 yards ore to 'complete it. The cost
of the dam 'when Completed will ba about
120,900. • •
•
—During the session of the Union Assn,.
elation of Steamboatmen, at Louisville, in
September, a member representing IMO of
the Upper, Mississippi padket Companies
was asked how long the ruinous 'competi•
tion between the rival lines 'amid • eon
tinfie. His answer was, one or ' the
other of us gives up the river." I
In leaving the Louisville wharf the
Cora S. perfOrated a feat seldom attempted
by steamers, viz: backed around and en
tered the canal. Boats generally go , up 'to
the island before turning, as the channel
at the landingl a very narrow,; and there
is word danger of getting on the Took* in
attempting thefeat successfully performed
by the Cora S.
—The Cincinnati Enquirer of Wednesday
save: . The Belle Vernon arrived from
Pittsburgh with about three hundred tons,
one hundred of which she, ditpharged here,
the rest being fez .and Evans
ville; for Whinhffoints she leftlast tivenino.
The Vermin has beeri announced as regd..
Mr Pittsburgh 'and EVansville- packet, but
it is !Old her officers are already satisfied
the &Ade won't pay. - We clip the
following. from. the same paper: The fol
lowing are the returns of the pa.sssniger
ceipts of ,boats running from this port, at
the Assessor's office, for the month of Op
tober, 1.868: , Silver_ Spray, $460; Abeona.
$147; Darling,4366; Shamrock, 81, 020 ;1[1tv-,
ana; 5116; Sam. J. Hale 8388; . Anns; $2,0574,
Kate Robinson. MO; deinotte, sl,6B6;'Gen,
Lytle, $3,145; United States, $5,846; Lad-to'
Grace, 5605; Charmer, .81,230; for Septem=
bar and October; St. James, 12,169; • filmina
Floyd, $210; Marv. Erwin; 61,241; Bostonai.
84461; America,o,9ls; kTelegrapb,l2,67o;
Champion, $1.855; C. T. Dumont, $1,168;,
General •Buell, 13,832; Alaska, $770; Min.
noel*, $170; -"Westmoreland, sl,l9ll,,,Bebert,
Moore, Wilt Lawrence, $1,703 : Mars"Ament
s9l4;;Fleettiood, 12;171E Clifton, 5652;'.
S.; sB7Bf 8 11 , ver Moon , ,$867.;; Mlbitleo 11470,
and Edinburg. treat August 1 4 ise6,., to N o .,
vembes 1800, , 1170141.%• inulndsaf
oue-tuOief the fahlitah4. aU of the; deck xe-t.
• 84vet - aid lareathei. l
[Br tbe'*'titititifiel4l3l
i9..:1-liffei
aidAly with foVieVea Indic* of water
in Ilse canal trzbata*C , 'Weather eloadyand
(Nadi with r atipletif lall,taitbvrt,hls,
EITIWWW)ATS.
FlTTsiorzGit AN D
g w :
ST:. LOUIS PACENT LINE...„ '
oats lenre every WZDISMIIDAY and SATURDAY,
of each week, and of, ener It throng or business re
quires. :The line is to be antler the dbection and
control of Captains John L _Nhodes, Wm. Dean..
iguunltt McClure and James hers. - Tne object Is to
obtain regularity of time in deparSing, together with
a uniformlarlir of rates on freight. from Pittsburgh
to St. Louis and all intermediatepoints. The bil
lowing Captains and their beats have agreed to en.
ter Into and com pole said line :
~ • , ,
Steamier Leonidas ' • Capt. ' Fdwanl svans.
Steamer Sliver cloud No A.—Capt. J. B. annu'7.
Steamer Hate Putnam Capt. Geo. W. Beec.
Steamer Wannita Capt. That. Shuman.
Steamer Glendale Capt. John M.• Bare.,
Steamer it,orena Caps, Samuel thinnian.
Steamer Bellevernon • Capt. John I. Darrah.
Steamer Maggie nava... • ... -.. Capt. B. C. Martin.
Steamer Armenia Capt. A. C. McCallum.
Steamer Messenger.. - -Capt. 'Jame Dean.'
It is nadeMteed thit the day of departure shall*
strictly obeyed on the part of said boats, and the
Mau act later than sandowa. And Glatt - Moot Ar •
rival at all points or landings between Pittsburgh.
and St. Loma shall be settled upon se will best
the patron* of the line, tosive dispatch to business
and regularity, widen we Mink wilibe of great ad.
vantage to our business men and.the general travel
on • 'ear,rive; beiddei saver ea itch expense to ear
beats, while t ending Utter the Iliteargalations. In
L
this * days I stead of six or eight, mender the old
raked' lo a d s g three; or fear 'boats at. one tim-.
If cur .object should by properly aporeciated. we
will endeavor to make the Line work lip Gin advaw.
tags of altcoasertitd.
ahrotigh receipts will be given M all points where '
meneettons Gan be made •witlr ether goes lines.
We most earmatly sells t Me assistance Of Inc ' I
business sorammity. Yeri truly yours.,
. - • Jtlllif Li' MODES,
WILLIAM Dit AN.
BISMITT MCCLURE,
JAMAS REBA:- , <
!Managers.
no!ffluitf
110PITT8B1711Gif .4.111>
Lot:awl:sigmas .
tar_
Cairo And M. Laois.
•
The Mai:malt and power:al:tow-boat.
WILD DEER .AND BARGES
J. W. ANA*I.LT. Muter. •
Will leave 4 for i e above ports on itzansy, iifirrom
ber Zatli. tmaltrreli, at S P. Y.
Ihronair receltitaltren tarileaaptda and New Or
leans; Also, to all points on Cumberland river at
lowest rates; •; • • -
Elblopora can depend sit laying tbelr goods for
warded with dispatch: listlifsetlutt guaranteed:
For freight or passage stordv on board or to'
'Doll • c aAgues BARCIf EtS. Agent
11fTT R
58U6411 AND SlNz i ar mi t
:LOUIS BARGE 00.—
For Clue!tonsil. Louisville', EvaaaviU%
Cairo wad lit. Louts.
The itsende and eowerfal fair•best
TOIL 11112 ROW AND BARGES.
Oapt, 075114. XLTTRIIIVS
Thrpaalk reaelpla (Ivan to 'kaiakla and Me* Or—
law. Also to all pobas in Cuarbartaaa pivot, at
lowest rates.
Ethigiper• can dogged on
ed haviag titair freight for--
.
ward wit% dispatch. Pat
IL. B; The TOM BARROW wilt Ellow the WILD
MOE. t ea - 114mm BARNES. •
sett • Arebt.
pITTEIBUBGII,
liarietta awl . Parkersburg Line.
Leans Corapure Wharf Beet, feet of Wood street,
AT 1A M.
MOIIDATEI MrD
BAYARD A.B. Sawriusan, Muter.
• • WEDNIIISDATII ANS SATIIIMITS,
/BST EAGLE.--
C. L. BILENIifAX, Muter.
?Foul:it will be receive/ at earn:an by .
eel* ' JAMBS COLLINS. Agent.
:VCR CINCINNATI AND
LSUISOILLE.—Tbe Etna steamerwwwmgmilma.
43LASOOW ...... —.Capt. ANDREW BoantsoN,
WAt leave as announced above ea
SATURDAY. November Sllst..
Poifrelght it yardage apply on loan% or to
aofD' " JAISES4;OLLINS, Agent.
'OW MEINIIPHIS AND.
OBLEANSI-'the steamer
t!..TLYIII - CLDIJVITo.:=2.., --Capt. CONWAT..
,WID lesivrins *Wile on,
' • WIIDNESDAY, 204.12 At. 4r. -
Tortrtlght or passage snply on board or to -
- • JOHN FLACK. ,
nob! J. D. COLiJNGW OOD, Agents.
INDIS.: CAIRO AND ST.. 0 6011=p :
LOITIti
. e ... 5 . 5eam ... ' ..
...............
rEON 'DAIL .....' .Capt. Hp. ivAxe..
_ . . ..
t Wild titivei Torabove and lateratediabi torts oii
, .FATURDAT. Alit bat. at 44 X.
rof tratht carSiwage nply ita boar?! at so .
1 • • JZI is. /LAOS., (sr
S i
- ..
. ' CIIIIIIT.St fitclai'klig."l,?.?2?::
XEGITEAR SAT*
DAT, PACKET TOR tINCKR
, LOVISTILLS AND EVANSTILLE.—The
-Atte steamer • .
BELLEVRFFSON Capt. Jio. DARRAS.
Will leave se above on
• HATURDAY—* r. 31.
roa
41111.-- 'W.Kafni - C - CLLING I Vi'VCD
GHILLEST 1 a HaSLETT,
so3o CHAS. BARNES..Agents.
re'oRNIIEZIPHIN_VICAS-,
BURG AND NEW DRUMM.
new sad, eabstantiai steamer.
AKK.ANBAS • A. H. BHA*, Master,.
WM leave for above and Intermediate porta on
THIS Novtiabow SOUL
For freight or parswe appjy olibt;ard or to
OHN. FLACK.
. J. D. CObtaNGWOOD.
nog JAI( ; COLLINS, Agents.
I'OR CAIRO, Auganoms
and NEW ORL I EA 7.15--T
Ito
Ilnl
ARMADILLO . ; ... . . ... D. Swzmrr.
Will lure as *buff on
•
. THIS DAY, 20th hut. .
.-For fielght or passage apply on board or to.
tr nos 1161121 EST 116.1IplETT. Agente•
MEDICAL.
• 11
ANOO D.”—Another - Ne*
AA
PAMPHLET, rom the t42,‘ of
Dn. pang.. The Msdtedi Times ear sof thisworks
"This .vatuabletreatise en the cans e sad eure of
pregiature decline, shows how heal Ph is impaired
through secret abuses of youth alai 'manhood, and
how easily replied. It gives a clear synopsis of
the impediments to marriage, the canes and °Meets
of nervous debility, end the remedies therefor. , 9 ; A
pocket pt ition of the above will be he warded on
receipt 515 cents,. by addressing Daher 'CUB.
Tra, No. 58 North Charles ntreet, Baltimore, Md.
MAN1100Itt; 110 W LOST t HOW
,k7A: RESTORED! Just published is asarsdAssesi.
ops. Mx ante. w LEOTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical cure eI
=atorrhasa, or Sethinal Weakness, Involuntary
ons. Sexual Dety and ImPediments to Mar.
tinge generally t Nerirousnessi Ocasum i pth#l • Ro o t.
lousy and Fits; Mental and Physical In
suiting from Self Abuse, de., by Robt. J. Onforea
well. M. D. author of the "Green 800 d o. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUPFERS " seal
under seal, In a plain envelope, to any added% port•
paid, on receipt of Mx eenta, or two postage stain a,
to GRAS. J. C. KLINE. & Co.. 121 BO WgRy
NEW YORE, POSTOFFICE BOX 4586. Also Dr:
onlverwell , s "Marriage Guide." Price ABcents.
mys:ndwT .
A DVICE tO YOUNG MEN ABOUT
E$ ayes for ',tonna. Men,
On the Errors, Abuses and Dlaeuties Incident to
Youth euid Early Manhood, with the humane view
or-treatment and cure, sent.bt mail In sealed letter
envelome free of charge. • Address, HoWARD A.B.
SOCIATION. Box Phildelohle. Pa. ser-taso-d&T
BURS; MILL STONES.
Flinch Ban Smut Machkes,k
' I
THE BEBt(.W.IIILA.T,OI4.AXIMt IN USX
?erecible trtitts• etTl Feed Julie,
CIOLOTHS
13 L ,
• All nambe 1 re a d be't quality. For sale st
319 and 32 Lilo rtySt.,Pittsburgh, Pa.
'
I=
W.. W,WALLMIB. ;
rms;...;t ~
Jp J. M. 13 /tATT L.A. BRATI..
SMlgTs'i BILATT 451,
1J CRITNOVURAL AND
ORNAMENTAL; CARVERS, L- , !
in, 6$ Sandusky Sli t kl,isgkelyi:Pa.. , ,, , et-,
A bitgooroorirnoot of DT 6 WSI. POSTS
...sod
L.STEws constantly on hand. i'Ttrinfirle. 0 011 .
descriptions. done. - .00231111",'
.
(BAH TANNED LEATHER BELT•:
twer.—warrauted of the best iftpty. A NU_
/Lipp y always cxi held at tite.lant quit teig Ili-.
.J.£, U. BILLWes - .
noti •~ .MI and /IS Sixth bt., fvrtarrly tt. ems.
• i
CODPUSSION IdEROS
BTA'BLI•BHED BY d. T
.114 GOBILLY,
w. r . GO MY, •
WMIAESAtE GROCER,
No, 271 Libertx . Stmi,
CD Eszogar Orr. BAAL* Noma
BIG
J. L. ..... Z. nTseiwnow.
BILLII4I{It4STIVENSON,
commmom XERCIUNTS
210.:87 Second Street, 'Pittsburgh, Pa.
=onyx .nab SQL
AU Comb? .Prodace.
4.1 k wriets ferMendandtho ItiressPalT , allot at
LOWIt/fratarket'ratet. x4ll,ll,leniar attention vat'
to tin sale of Better, Xngs,..Cheese,. Dried -Fruits,
&e, WIS Ebel wander& that "Irvin, nere entire sato-
Isfeettetr, lty making %nen. a.t&LS en& rnownT nx-
TIMM. at 1111GIFLUST 11.18XIMPRICSS, and thererers
respectfully Bonen. year sonetoments. All 00176..
spondettee - answered promptly. 'Muting Plates
Mrrdsbet free. Grain ft store Ladle arrive daily.--
WATT, LANG CO.,
aroeurboup Flour. Orals', /Produce, Fre."
vlslonub - Plili t ebeeue, Carbon 011. sluu.
Nos. PElimit 174. WOOD ffiltleCT, - sear Liberty
street. Pittabanti, Pa. • Ftoent&S
11. - STIIALB
NE STEELE ON
& S,
(limi:molission , Mmvkgrits t
AND DRAININS IN
V - 141913 - 11, dko.
No: 95 OHIO BTEEEI, , near peat Common, .
• • .I.LTJEGKENT Grit '
rune D. 1111A1fOlt JOB HAII4/11
MiTANOR itc HAMPER,
7LOUR., GRAIN AND PRODDDIE
COAMEESIWION TOFEEll,Ciriklwrig
3719 1 1.EBEETT KRIM/4 PITTBEIMIL
Cion!iranten“ ect,ltelted. ,
ItmiteuiNcza—A. G. Mutts : Cashier Ifeehaitlati
National. Wok; 4.15. Dllwortir Co.. B. Tt. Kea
nedy'a Bro. • , jati:l24
8. - 11116WPILLD+ ' A. T. eamsika.n.
11).. B. CANFIELD & SON.• C 0111.•
ratMISSION MEIitCHANTS, Said , Wholesale
ers In Goshen,. Factory.. itambarglano
Pork, ,Plerm ""
7Pi0ni,711114
Dried Fruit, kirain # Pig Leila, Pot, Pearl. slid Sods.
Ashes, White Linseed. .Lard„ Cosi and Car
bon Oils. No% 141 nest street. Pitubtirirh.
PWITIR. J'AU3. ZWECASS,
KEti. meAtmt,r;
COMMISSION numcHAwrs,
7.Lotru, OR 8111111:16, MILL MCD.'4114.,.
349 Liberty St., Pittsburg*,
L J. BI:ANCINAIID..
Who/wale to& Itetaltl.trocen,
Na 3914 P N EMMET.
•Dl9:zle ' • - • •
ALEX. Axria.
McBANN:B4,
COMMISSION MERGNANTS,
Boilers In FLOM>, GRAIXISI and PROMO,. WEN.
211,ILLLY, No. 141 WAT:Ita STREET, above
Emithlield, Pitt/birch: . les
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