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Financial Matters in .New York.
• Gold Closed at 135%@1.351/ %
(87 Telegraph to thentteburgh Gazette.l
NEW YOBS, December 18, . 1868.
Money in actis - demand and stringent at
Per cent. -Coin' dlisconitts Sterling
steady at 9W,,®9„% per'cent. Gold firm, and
active, and opened* 184%, fell to . 184%,
,
advanced to 135%; and tinder privets •tele
,
grams from` Europe reporting an uneasy
7 ." feeling on- the Eastern question on the
de
- x cline in Bonds, fell to 135 and, cloned at
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135 .%® 1 35 1 4'.. A. German banker' was a .
heavy purchagtr on cable order from Pails.
Downs Atip srooirs.
G overnments: heavy, _dull end 710wer.
Coupona "81, 1149114%; do. '62,110
10107 4®
110%; do. '64, 1063041106%; do. '65, - 107Y
%; do. new, 1 09 9.(®109%; do. '67; 1 10
9%: do. '68,.110®11010-4
y;os, 105g1
State bonds steady ldiSttottria, : 4 @ B o'l s lelr
.‘" Ten nesseee, - 685068%; New North Ciu•cdi
i nsa , 61% . @6230 Virglnlat, 57a57%.
In the , seock inarket:!lfew York Central
absorbs interest. it,advanced from-1179 g
to 132% under -- operittlons of the - B•road
street combination, who ere said to be work=
ing for the purpose 'of; reviving - - Erie , and
float their Rook Island: A . 4 The Amara:Made
~. no outward, dealOnstration," alEhbugh the
continued stringency - 11 f money is partly
attributable to.. their agency. The' 'market
; at the close weeeteadv on Centrarbut. dull
on the balance.; : •
The Xbat litaystiti aclianee in New York
•r Central Is 43111430 xitta to purchases to Cover
speculative ultis, - aome having been - attain-.
lated by a repeat concerning an early pay.
=malt of a large scrip dividend. The stock
18 firmly andatrongly held, and this report
,is regularly 'used tpfrighten operators for - a
decline into covering. -- ;Exactay - *hen' a
dividend declared:is only knoWn to
the controllingowner ofthe stock. Re Seems
Inclined to preserve tile Secret. Buoyancy,
-!:In Central strengthens: the remainder of
the list, though , prices.' show Wit little
'change. Large dealings ; next to' Central
have been in Rock Island and Milwaukee.
4.and St. Paul: -- Conceildrig the proposed
.offic al Idividends on thelatter,, we learn .f.rom n
soarce, that althongh no formal ac.
ition has been' taken shy, direction of this
'Company and will not — be. until the ply;part of next month; y e t iChas been agreed
.upon by a majority O f the - Directors , to de
. 'folare the following divigends: 14
,pereent.
• ' "scrip on the common,'' stock and 10 per
tcent. on the' preferred' 10 of which will -be
. In scrip and 7in cash. - Michigan Central
continues to advance "and:: has sold' 4.1,24
:owing to dividend declared of 15 per Gent.
3 ,5 in cash and 101re:stock, • ,
I 'Five thirty •Piicee'..-=.41n,63,ber1ande37438;
, ;Wells 'Fargo Express; - 24%®25; American,
14®45; Adams, 48%Q4.8%; United States,
15@459,;,- Merchants .• "Talon, 15%©15%;
• : • .f4,uteksilver, 2031 Cantork; l 4B®4B%; 'Pacific
,• • 112%,@112ya. Telegraph, 36®
0%; Mariposa,- 5©6; do: : preferred, .1,8 K;
New York Central, 181%©131V Erie, '39%
; - 39%; do. prefentid, _6O; Hudson 127©
. 1 27 %; Readiag , 96%@969,1; Terre ' Haute,
115@80; do. pßferred, 60®63; Wabash, 68g
359%; do preferred, 70@71; St. Paul. 65
4g65%; do. preferred....A3%@B3%; F ort
;Wayne, 110%; Oldeland 29%@
• ;9%; Michigan Central,l2234; Michigan
•
Southern. 8t3®1333 1 / A ; Blinois Central, 143;
' • .?lttsbargh,B;%®B234; Toledo, 1 01%@101%:
_Sock Island, 108®10834; Northwestern,-76
" ;4. 476%; do. preferred, 78®78%,; Lakeshore,
4.01; Sioux City.'97; C. C.:C. dc Ind.; 74%;
- IR. Joseph preferred, 92.
•-• ~-"• Mining shares didlr Gregory, 495; Smith
Parmelee, 330. -,•
Copper stocks at BosiOn—Copper Palls,
Heels, 70; Franklin,; 13%; Calumet,
•:4; Quincy, -18.
5. S. surn-ritnesniir.
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The receipts at the Subareasury to-ctaT
were p 724,930; Payments,`. $2,697,897 ;
, • ?taco, - 189,930,900:
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Markets by Telegraph.
- • ; Nsw Tows; December 18. - ---Cotton opened
heady and closed a •shade lower, with
.ales of 2,900 bales 1it'25a255,1c
'ping uplands, rlour--receipts. -of 2,635
-Ibis; the market:ls , dull- and saloo lower,_
, 7ith sales of 7,400 bbia'at $0a6,40 for super
•,State and whitern;.o;9sa7,ss for ,ex
• ire State; s 6 ,BsaB,lo'fors fldi extra western;
••• 1,3,50a10 for good Choice White wheat-ex
a; $7,10a9,60 for R. H. Of ;47,50a9 for ex
• :Int St. Louis; 110a12,50 'for good liicholce
f. 3; closing luievy. - California dull: and
.;lrooping, with sales 350 sacks at $5;904130,
•Nis Horn, and $10,50a11,50 via IsthM
atus.
ye Flour quiet, with sales , of 200 bbls -
6,75a8,50. Whisky gttiet, with sales of
bbls western,• in lots, at , 11 1 , 0 2a1,03, free.
- ,7 heat--no receiPts; opened dull and
4 ,'.320 lower, with sales of 4.;14 . 0 bush at ; SLS9; for No. 2 spring store and` afloat;
, i2,15a2,26' for white. California: Rye firm
-4.1., at $1,53a1,55;•bid, an& $1,57a1,80, asked.
eiestern Barley quiet; sales 2,000 bus Ger
' !inn :it 52,30, delivered. Barley Malt Anil.
urn Meal quiet. Corn; receipts
:,274 bushels; •• the. Market is -, without
! , .'acided change, rather more active; sales of
ow bush at $1,12a1,125'i for old mixed
• lestern in store; $1,14a1,14V for do afloat;
.45ca$l for Southern; 1,06 for new yellow
Oats—receipts, 146 bush; the
, Farket is dull and-declining; sales of 200,-
40 bush at 70 for western in store; 783icfor
iS afloat. Rice firm'at 11c for prime Caro
lna. Coff
ee steady; sales of 300 baßio
9malle. Sugar dull; sales of - 15 boxes
"4:avana atMolasses quiet. Hops
..ifeady at 10a22e for'American. Petroleum
"fralet, at 1814 c for crude and 3210 for re
bonded. Linseed ' , oil strong, at 9as
• vc. Pork quletand irregular; saleaof 1,050
via at 3 26 ,87a27,'75 for, new mess; closing. at
Sal
116,87 cash; a:16.25 for old do; $20a21,50
_
'fr prime; 52d,75425,75 for prime miss; alas,
ails new mess seller forfour month's at
.17; and 25u bbls do, . seller, to March 16th
; 1 1 427. Beef steady; sales of 850 bbls
$91110,50 new plain mess,'-and 1313a19,50
4iw extra Mess: _Tierce .Beef quiet. and
Dady at $27a31 prime mess,' and 833a31
Ildia mess. Beef Haimarm; sales 170
ibis at 830a33; Cut meats firui, sales 310
"jokages at 1011134 c Shoulders, and 12a1113
middles'quiet, and steady' sales 75
sices at 1.11 - ic long (dear{ and 1 434 c Strat
:, frd cut. Lard opened firm but closed
•*, tlavy; sales 950 . tiercea at i6V a al7W steam,
17Na17,0 kettle rendered; also '1,760
•-• prces steam, sellers for January, Ftibru
' tt and Merck. at 37a17346.- Butter • quiet
.1:d steady at 25a384 for Ohio. Cheese firm
••1;13a19c for comnian to; prime. ,-Dressed
' ,.. lpgf3 firm and active at 'lllllsic for Wes
•irn, and 114 al2c city. Freights to, Liver
'3) 2 1 a shade firmer; engagements 01'435,000
21)sh corn at fixdi Spirits Turpentine Linn
45a451(c.
:;Lalest.—Flour closed dull • and a shade
vyer. Wheat dull and nominally lower,
-. Jth buyers and sellers too Wide apart for
.irsiness. Rye quiet at.sl,ss°. for western.
'..."ts dull and heavy at 760 in store, and
• :ii.icalloat for western. Corn closed steady
;1,12 in store, and 81,14 iatioat for old
Jjxed _western, and 98a511 - for new mixed
--- .; - :stern. Pork dull and : without decided
fange. Beef quiet and, nnolianged. Cut
4ats fairly active and lirm ? . Bacon dull
without decided change. Lard dull
i drooping at 16XiiI7c for fair to prime
•
Eggs steady at 390 for fresh.
wry Good.sp,Thei market la%:rather quiet,
firm ior all staple`stvlesnf cotton,with
'...endency toward. hardening Prices.' At."
idle A Heavy Brown Sheeting at 1530;
.rlpleton A at 'Ago; Divikht E at 139; La,
B at 13%6; ,do ~ B at 12%c; Pepperell
1 7,fine, at 1434. Bootlrß Bleached Mitslins
•q 143.40; for 20 inch off: the loon 2 '1734;
Seniper Idem at 17cr do. 83 lamas
Loneadale and lifaeonville at-/7c;
.Arrtontta at 22%d; New York Mills at '734.
,T 4 Prints there is a . general advance of
• .pjnt one-half kpent.per - ,*ed, in accord
with the ripe already - established •by .
•hets; Sprague's prints bring 1334 c for.
i:eies, and 11344 for SimPiOn's mourning&
.Dicembkr /B.4Bastern'
a ge Met and'a shade firmer, at
zint buying. and par selling. Flour dull
h ea vy, with sales spring extras at
3;37%a8 65. Wheat dull, weak and one
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cent lower, with sales INT fi 1 at 51 ,1934x1,24,, 24,
and No 2at $1,12Ka1,1334, closing.- dull at
81,12 x for No 2; sales No 2 this afternoon
at 81,12 x. Corn quiet; old ' sold at 75c for
the month. and 7013 for new on spot; new
shelled 47a4834c, and kiln dried 53a55c for
No 2, closing steady _but quiet, at 483 for
new; sales old No
~2 since change. Osts a
shade more aiflive , aad lower, with sales No
2at 45a52%c, - doping at 45c. Rye dull and
2.434 c lower, with sales:No 1 at 81,14a1,17,
lftsing dull at • inside. Barley dull and 4a
.5e
lower, with sales at 81,51a1,54' for No 2,
.closing dull and heavy. Highwines quiet
and steady at 94c. Provisions active, open
ing easier; and closing firm at yesterday's
Prices. Mess Pork sold at f26,50a27,00 for .
present and future delivery. Lard. sold at
163ia17c cash,' and 170 for January and Fe
bruary. Dressed Hogs,active at $ 9 ,75a10,25;
a few extra..heayv lota sold at 8 1 0,35a10,50.
Receipts--8,231 "bbls • flour, 27,500 bush
1 1 ; 03 e 2 at, - .52,450 bash lion, - 45,004 bush eater
1 342 bush Vo l 2;400. barley. Shipfnents
-11, Obis flour, .7,858 bush wheat,- 46,968
100 b
h ehb
Ttria corn, 5,068,t45h oats, 1,850 bush TIO,
uarkik.l, , , • _
ogs less active. Vith.eales at $8a8,40 - for
odmmon to fair, and ' 8250a9,25 forigtxxl- to:
extra; receipts - 18,423 head; shipments 4,765.
head. Beef Cattle in fair local and ship , '
ping demand and. firm, at 83,50400 'for
:cows and light steers, and 18 , 75 5 8 ,85 far Mr
to good shipping. " •. : •
ST. Loule,'December 18 .—Tobacco nomi.
nal and . unchan_ged. Cotton and hemp
nothing doing. %Floursteadyand unchang
ed; low grade and aupialine mold at $5,75a
6,75 c; extra V; double extra $ 8; treble ex.
tra $8.50;, Wheat In - better
demand, chides manted;. - prime to strictly
prime fall at. $1,55a1„65 choice.' 11,9042,05;
No, 2 spring"sbld at 81,3 2.. C0rn opened at
70a80c for yel/ow and white and colored;
73a77 for mixed'and white. Oats
.Ilat and
unchanged with 'sales - at 56a60c: Barley
quiet at 81,95. Illinois spring rye held
abcive buyer's yieWsand . nothing h(dOne.
Whisky firth ,at 90a95c. Previsions
excited and , irregnlar, and • "closed
higher. but 'not much ~ is done. ,
Pork
at 8 2 7,25a27,50; held at 428. Bulk Meats
held at lie far shoulders;l3Xc forrib sides;
,14443 for clear rib, and /5e for clear aides.
Bacon; smali.eales at 123ic for shoulders
and 14a170 for clew aides. Lard buoyant, at
1634 C for country; 17 for prime city steam,
and 17%0 for keg. 'Receipts—Floor
.1.700
bbli; wheat, 4,500 bush; corn, 10,000 b ush;
oa ts, 2,700 bush; barley, 2,300; hogs, 3,880
d. '•
• .
at fla
DT; market stiff, with a good demand
31c; a few extra heavy sold at 9c,'
grew. Cattle; good to extra very scarce
andfin good demand at .safige. Sheep is in
email supply with a, limited demand; good
is worth $3,.25 per head.
CINCINNATI; DeeelaDer le.—slow In
moderate demand, family at $7,50400.
Wheat firm bat'quiet. at 1,80 for No; l' red.
Corn is firmer uhder a light supply, asking
-75 c; ' but this -rate is Ba4c above the-Views
of bnyers; not 'Much done; Rye dull And
prices declining; No. 1 1,38a1,40. Barley
dull, unchanged and common; steady at
for middling. Whiskey firm at 'l.OO,
with some speculative demand, based upon
Hopos, the tax being advanced..
still In demand and prices higher;
live 9a9.50; dressed 11a11,50; recelpti 8,300
head. Mess`pork advanded to 28,50; large
sales of country were made at 28; to arrive
next week. Bulk meats in; sold at 1I•for
'Shoulders, and 13,;a1.5y 4 c for sides. Lard
advanced to 113 c for prime kettle and 17c
for steam. Limn . Meats advanced to Me
for shoulders; 1 236a1231e for side's; and
14Xa14%c for hams; the market for all
closed less buoyant and there is 'more stuff
offering. Tallow advanced to 11Me. --Lin
seed Oil advanced to $1,45;• Lard Oil $1,45a
1;50. Batter firm: 'at 36a40c. Eggs 33c.
Cheese 3ic higher; demand good and stack
light. Gold 18.5 buying., ' Exchange dull at
18a140 discount buying; -supply is large.
The demand ifor money is active at 10a12
per cent.
and unc
.EvExdaii,.
hanged; city , made; 1111,50 for
treble extra white; 88,75a10,00 for double
extra amber: ;8,50a8,75 for spring; country
made: $8a8,75' for doable 'extra red; and
amber; s7aB for -double extra spring, and
$10a10,50 for doable' extra;white. Wheat
held et 81,73 for 'No.J. red winter and,sl,7o
for No. 2 do. Corn; .sales of one car load of
ear Ai 70c and one car load of shelled at 75c.
Oats held at 62c. Rye held , at $1,38. Bar
ley;:No. 1 Canada held`at . f2a2,05;, No; ;2
state :• nominal at $1;70a1,75. Petroleum
firm for refined; there is a gpod demand for
home and western' trade; held at 27.14a280
In car lots and - 29a300 in trade lots.
'Pnif.anstrque. December 18. —'Flour
dull and weak. Wheat in , better demand:
sales .3,000 bush red' as $2A2,05, and ainber
at $2,10415. Rye $1,60.. Corn less active,
With sales 4,000 bush new yellow at 95ca11;
new white 96e,' 04ta firm, with western at
77a78e. Petroleum considerably excited,
with sales 27,000 bbls crude.' in bulk at 17c,
andA,ooo bbls refined at : 31a3Ixe. Pro
visions excited and higher. Mess Pork
held at $2B. Lard 17a17Sc. Whisky dull
at $1,01a1,03.,
MILwAIIKEE, ' December 18.—Flour dull
and tending downward. Wheat dull and
lower at $1,20 fdr•No. 1, and,sl,l2 for No. 2.
Oats' steady at 46140 for No. 2. Corn nomi
nal at 55c for new shelled delivered. Rye
dull at 81,13 for No: 1. Barley nominal at
$1,70 delivered. Receipts-3,000 bbls flour,
31,000 bush wheat, 1,000 • bush oats, 2,000
busn corn, 1,000 bush rye, 200 bush barley
Shipments-200 bbls flour.
LOUISVILLE, December 18.—Sales of 29
hhds of Tobbacco at saloc for lugs to com
mon leaf. Hogs at 9;083;c gross. Cotton
22Xc. " Mess Pork 128a28,50. - Lard 18c.
Bulk Meats, shoulders 11,,c, clear rib
'sides 15c, clear' sides 154 c, baths 150.
Whiskyraw, free, $l,OO. Wheat $1,75a1,90.
Oats 57a58c. 'Corn Mane. Rye $1,90.
Superfine Flour $5,50a5.74: The cotton
imports for the week were 6,934 bales.
T0r.2130, ' December 18.-'Wheat quiet,
amber without decided change; spring 5a7
lower;isales Of white Michigan at 1,80a1,81:
amber'l,7B; No. laming 1,95; N0. , 2 .apring
1,30; No, 3 spring:l,l2;i. Corn dull and
declining, closing with no buyers for new
at 64. : Oats 2c- lower; 57 for No. 1. Rye
quiet. Clover seed held, at BX, with 4‘
.bid. Dressed hogs actives and h'c better;
old at 9ga I.OV
Beimmons,iDecember 18.—Flour dull,
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull, Valley
red $ 2 ,30a2,35,' Maryland prime $1,111E61,25.
Corn firmer, white 90395 c, yeilow9Bc4l.oo.
Oats dull at ' sBa7oc. Rye firm at $1,10a1,55.
Mess , Pork firm and active at 427'127,50.
Bacon 'active and excited,'rlb sides 17c,
clear sides 17 1 -9a171-2e, shoulders: 14c,
hams 18e. Lard active` and excited at
17.1-2c.:' '
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IMPORTS BY RAILRAOII.
•
PITTSBURGH,-FORT WATICcE & CHICAGO
RAILROAD, DeCeMber 18.-5' cars alcohol,
J Adic & Co; 205 hides, 8 bdls do, G H
Wood & Co; 5 bbls oil, Kirkpatrick,' Her
ron it& Co: ,27 sewing - machines, W Sum
ner & Co; 10 bbls J H Parker; 5 do. do,
15 bAit Candles, 'Carter. McGrew & Co: 19
dressed hogs, J B McMillan: 9.pkgs brooms,
J Porterfield; 3 bbls ,eggs, 2do butter,
11
Rea.,Jr; 7 Ws apples. E • Sbulz; 2 bbls gp
'pie butter, F Beckert & Co; s Aressed bogs;
2 pkgs lard, Ilippley b b lseelt; 5 bbls
cider, John Milian; 19 apples, 1 bbl
butter, Voigt, Mahood '& Co; 100 bbls flour,
Culp& Shepard: 56 aka raga;Markle & Co;
7 bbpkvinegar, Woodworth •& Davison: 10
do do, Pier, J./annals & Co; :8 illts rags,.'Fra.
zier Metzger, 55. ski buck Wheat fl our, T
C Jenkins, 50 bblis higbwities, Quoken.
helmer &'Bro;/, car oats, Bdolter & VO; 400_
bgs, meal, Watt, Lang & Co; 12 eke pearls,
S'Elarbaugh & Co; 2'kgs butter, Vangorder
Shepard; 27 Elks ragsChrisitk &Benhenn;
88 bge grain, Dan Wal lace;l .2r bait cheese,'
W H Kirkpatrick & Co; l'eat eorn, 13 Hood;
103 bbla four, owner; 15 bble'apples Wood
wurthide Davison.,- t •
OLE:* ax.swn AND PrrmitryllGEl RAIW
BoAm. December 18.-3 ; 'Cake iron - oh;
ErYin & Caught:kV; /do do, Meese,Griff
Dull; I do do, Hutchinson Glass Co; 2 do
do, McKnight, Porter & Co; 3 do do, Sho
enbeiger & Blair; 1 car pig Iron, •Wm
Smith;/ do do, Lloyd Black; 2 bbla wire,
PITTSBURGH GAZE'T'TE; :SATURDAY, DECTMBER 19,
,
—A shooting affray occurred on the
steamer Rubicon while lying at Helena on
Saturday, between a stock drover named
Perry Nagle and the - mate of the Rubicon,
the bullet from Nagle's pistol Passing
through both cheeks of the mate as he was
trying to escape, inflicting a severe, but not
dangerous wound., Nagle remained about
the boat some time, but was not arrested.
-The St. Louis Democrat, of Thursday,
paYs the fellowing.compliment to Capt. W.
J. Rountz: , Capt. W. J. Kountz, of Pitts
burgh, is the ma—it was hs enius that
devised the measu n res which i hav g e so satis
factorily settled the vexed question 'of the
steamer Great Republic. The Captain has .
earned the reparation' of a', clear headed
and Prompt man of business, and we be. that he succeeds in all ox nearly all
he undertake& - He leaves for home to - day
satisfied that he.has done , one more ma
oessful thing. The Republic hi considered
by many the best business boat of all that
visit this port. In a few days she will be
put in the way of ;;a thorough docking, and
in the spring she will be loaded for New
Orleans, with Capt. Donaldson in command
and Barn. Barr, Jr., in the:office. ' 41
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River arid Weather.
air Teleirstai to the Plttsburotti uszetteo
LnicrisVlLLE, December 18.—The riiier is
falling; with five reet and fine inches of
water In the canal. The weather inblear
and mild.
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ware, Fleming, Agnew & Co; 5 bids, 1 half
bbl eggs; F G Craighead; 25 bales hay, Mc-
Cune & Boelo bdlig wood, T B -Young &
Go; 12 sks cornmeal, 17. bbl apples; Voigt,
Mahood &
Co; . 5 tea halbs,E H Myers; 3 bxs
leather, ( - 4,.!1 Hoffstott; 20 bbls apples, F
Seifel; 7 hogs, .7 Plianna & Co; I.bbl, .1 box
pork, D James. ' -
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ALLEGHENY' VALLEY RAILROAD Deem
bet. 18.-80 btals oil, Fisher it Bro; 56 do do,
McKelvy & .Bro; -400 'do* do, Citizens Ref
Co; 160 do do t ' D 'AI - Ddgerton; 11 hides,
John Heckman; 2 cars metal, 'McKnight,
Porter & Co; 21 pkgs scraps, W -.Fianna &
Son; 11 hides,'Eleibert'ilt Berg; 33 pkgs , pro
' dun, John Klenonsmith; 8 do, 'do,
R o n;
14
8 sks buckwheat flour, W B Ron;
14 do do, N H - KirkPatrlck &-00f.`.2 . - cars
Metal, s, Graffds Dud
cars limestone,
Shiombe er ik,liialk: yaks flour, He A'
MoCarty; 24 bga barley, Scott &GI - -2 bgs
'dry apples, ..T II Suctiop; 1 . bbl , poriltrY,
Tplgt, Mahood it_ Co. -; • • ' -
R,lte
-Amixeurstsrr:•FlTArozii December 111.--
• Veer millfeect, 71 s acks corn, R "Knox: &
Son; 1 car corn, 93 skis- pats, Heck & Co;
I00;bbls fl nr, 1 car 'caw', Geo Stewart; 48
bales cott n, Keffnedv; Childs it 'Co; 50 do
de,Eagle ' ttoll Mills; 56 bgs oats, 31 - Well
_iteo; 19 idea, II hills' pelts, 1 bbl tallowe
'LaPpe & else; Si bags buckwheat, flonr,
Mercer & binenl 10 bbis fish, J•Roheil
de *Bro; 500 greeri,hides, A: dr J ( TroetzLtiger , ,
ittlen; ( 100 ehls•flotkr,R -Knox & Son; 6 cars
metal; Le is, MalleyDalzell; 10 bbls ap
•ples, BDy ;2 onions,.Jobti - Herbert; 8
bas!cornm 1, -0 MoMasters. '' •
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men, Dec ber .17:-4 bills crackers, 'H P
rt.
Hunker; 3 NM iglase, Iffichaels, R & Co; 1
ear metal, John Moorhead; 58 bbls salt, ".7 I
House dr Bro; 12 do do,' Johnston & Son; 1
bi tobacco, McMullin & Co.
RIVER NEWS.
;,The river rose steadily all day yesterday,
and was still swelling last evening with
abont six "feet in the channel by the . Blc..
nongahela marks.. The Pee ther yesterday
was ciear, and pleasant, and more , favors,
blefor business than it lies been for 'several
altYs•
• No arrivals to report. The New York
.
had steam up and was making prepare
tions to take her ,clepartwe for Eviumvi/le
last evening. _
The Grey Eagle, Capt. C. L. Drennan, Is
the regular packet for Parkersburg to-day;
leaving promptly at noon,
The Caznelia,•Capt.` Poe, is up for 'Nash
ville, as is also the Mary Davage, • Capt.
Shedden, for. New Orleans. The Armenia,
Capt. A. C. McCallum, is also up for New .
Orleans. 1
The Mary Davage and. Barges, Capt.
Bhedden, are announced to leave for New
Orleans to-day, and shippers should bear
this in mind. Gen. Chas. Barnes- is her
agent. •
The towboat Boa; has arrived it Cairo
all right, enronte fer New Orleans, with a
tow of three hundred thousand bulhelis of
coal. •
—Oliver W.Kirkpatrick, a well-known
Cincinnati, - St..Louis and :.Nashvllle pilot,
died in Westport, Kentucky, on the nth
inst., after an illness of one year of con
sumption. He' leaves a widow and, two
children to mourn his loss.
—The Messenger, at hist accounts, Was
aid up at Portsmouth.
—The Kate Putnam left St. Louis for
Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
—The Snagboat R. E. De Ramey Will oPe
rate bettieen Ozark Island-and Vicksburg
this winter.
•
—The rumor that thal3oaz bad blet five
boats at Twelve -mile Point, proves. to be
without foundation. • •• : 1
Leonidas was to have left Cinclanai
for Lawrenceburg on Thureday to take on
200 bales hay for Pittsburgh.
— i rhe 11lois is frozen over to Peoria, just
below the bridges, a thingl, which is never
known to have teen in,so short a time:
• —ln a new book,. ` .
just AssueCin New .
York, an enterprising artistgives a spirited
pictitre of Hendrick ItUdzen discovering
the'•
river that bears • his- name by ,sailing
up it on a high pressure,•stern-wheel 4fiam
boat: ' • • -
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—The wreck of the ; steamer J. N. Mc-
Cullough has beim floated down thenriver
to east street, Madison, whdre shell( being ,
dismantled of hercabin and freighCln or
der that the hull may be sufflciently light r
ened to put her on the ways.
• ^ .
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—The Union Pacific Railroad Company
will, next, veir,give through receipts from,
all points in the States to. all points in Mon
tana. :Boatmen will see at once that this
will. be a severe lick to the river, Anouritain
trade. It bodes no good to steamboats;
speed, a specified low rate to destination,
and low rates ofidnsurance, are hard points
to get over.
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ttoash capital , ..et 974000, iiiitlatsetotT reilisone- • -
'given for selling.; Apply .to. or address 0110 FT
_133M.1.113,. Real Estate' Agents,' No. '139; Fourth
avoeue.
Voitt. EULLX,FARIC-r2l* 71C113$
42 of gnott ' Penn .Tp.
m Q r eJana coun ns':troMillgftu Irwin Ssalion, on
-the rouge: H.B. surprovepagnts, bowed log house
Iffgoodremr. jusifikpiesd oldet , outbsiltd Inge.
Terme nnWerine. En of WILSON,met' n nr.Ri • 1 - RIAPE.. - Tenn Station: !.
gpitIMULE-4 , A lirsti;class Retail
Drug_ Store In ;,very desirable; locnslon. Ad.
$ 801:1317, Pittsburgh.:
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