PITTSBURGH DIABKM4.
OFFICE ovrEat PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, January 6, 1869.
There is a firmer feeling in Flour and
Grain, consequent upon an upward turn ih
Chicago during the past day or two, though
as yet there is no excitement here, no im
provement to note in the demand, and no
advance in prices. Other 'articles remain
•
quiet and unchanged, with hoWever, a fair
Volume of business in the aggregate; .as
has been the case for some time past. the
demand for almost everything is restricted
•
mainly : to supplying immediate wants. •
APPLE BU TIER-70 to 80 cents.
APPLES-In' better supply, but un
changed at 53,50 to $5 as to,quality.- • _
BIIITEB--Roll Butter, continues tit so
cumulate, and the market is, dull mitt':
drooping tendency, 35 tio„4o, for good to
strictly prime.
BEANS-13,50.t058.75 nor bushel.
' Btront - HEATI I 'I3OIM-4 to 43i eta.
ORANBERRIES-420 to 1 2 8 Per nbk •
'CHEESE.:—DnII; 15 to - 20. • , '•
' CORNMEAL-41 to /40 per • bus hel.
CARBON quoted at 253 i to 26, in
a jobblng wa3r. - iiir standard white.
- DRFA'SED..HOGS;-12 to 13c: •
EGGS—DuII at 30 to 32. • .
DRIED FRUIT-Steady,', with sales of
Peacheo, at 12,t0 13 for Quarters, and 15 to
16 for' halves. Apples 9to 11. •
POTATOESL-Dull but, unchanged; small
sates in Store at Sato 85c. - •
POULTRY Market ... almost -bare,
though - the . ' deniand, is by no 'means ur
gent.
PROVISIONSfaconja ateady with job
bing sales at 144;f0r Shoulders, and 1814 to
19 for Plain Sugar Cured Hamez Lard, 16 to
17c, and prime cit;y, 18 to 181ic. Mess Pork,
r:8,50 to 129.. ,
LAUD OIL—Is firm and - unchanged. at
#l,BO for N0."2, and $1,55 for No. 1. ,
• GRAINThere is ,no movement in
Wheat, and prices are, nominally un
changed. Oats quiet, , but with a limited
supply, prices are ,firm at 64 to 65c on
track, and 66 to 68c in' atm. _Corn is still
quoted, at 82 to 82346 by the car load, and 8.5
to 87c, in store, and dull. 'Rye is held,
firmly at $1,50 for round lots, thotigh,..as a
general thing, buyers 'are only offering
951,45 to $1,47. Westein Spring Barley, is
quoted at $1,115 to $1,90.
can report small sales of good
totrrime baled, in store, at $23 to $26.
ROMINY:—S6,2S to 46,50 per bbl. - •
SALT—Is Arm hht,..ummanSod;--Alle
glieliViiiiiihrindi are still quoted at 82 by
the oar load, with the usual advance tor
small lots in store. " ,
1 at 750. • • •
FEATHERS—Sabia to "the tiade at to to
85 for live geese,' and 90 to 95; in a retail
ay *. .
MILL FEEDThe" ".'fblltnring are the
Pearl prices: Brau n $1,10; iihipstuff%
sl;39t•Bilddltnir, $2:: Screenings, #1; and
k Rye Shorts, $2. , .
SEEDS—SaIes of Cloverseed at $9. Noth•
ing doing in Timothy or Flax.'
'FIAIUR - -; - Coittinues limper but un
changed.; :Western Flours are still quoted at
$7,50t0 $B,OO for Spring, and Winter Wheat,.
$8,75 to $9,25: Rye Flour, 87,75 to $B. 'Me
Pearl Mill quote their branda, made of the
best Wheat, as follows: Extra Family Flour,
; barrela, at 19,50, and, in , sapks, ;9,p per,.
*, barrel; Double' Extra rattily, in barrels;
$10,20, and, in• sacks, $9,90 per barrel;
Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels, $B,OO, and,
inaacks, $7,70 per barrel. The - City Mills
•I<lre • pricati as 'follows: ..I.Eitra
Winter) in barrels, $9,50, and, in sacks,
,20 per barrel; Double • Extra' FainilY, in
barrels, - $lO,OO, and, in sacks, $9,70 per
I barrel, and Spring, $B,OO, in barrels, and
$7.70. in sacks, per barrel.
•r - W M lSSY=Highvnrielf are still
in a Jobbing:way , at 97 to 98e.•
GROCERIES—The
,grocery market, is
quiet but ' steadY,- bith a• fair , Jobbing
trade, without, however, any material
change in prices. We quote:
Suoarts--Standard Hard, 16Xc: A, L534c
to 15 3 / 4 c.. B, 15,14 c; Extra C, 15c. Cuba,
Sugar-11%c to 123ic; FOrto • Rico, 13' fo
1.33;0. New Orleans Stigar—choiCe, 14c;
prime,. 18%; billy, fair, 1..1e; go 340
Covpire-21. to 260. for fair to prime, and
I choice, 2534 to 26e.
Pumas—Layer Rasins, 84,25 per box;
I -Matt do, *8.25; Prunes, 15e: Currants, 14c.
CONCENTRATED Lys-98,80 per case.
Moualiums--New Orleans, 80 to 85e.
Srnups—Common, 50e; good, 70e; Silver
1 Drips, 43 5e1 White do, iii,lo;-Lovering, 9de .
10% to 10Ne.
Seim—Cassia, 80 to 85e; Cloves 60e;
Pepper, 68m Allsplee,.3s,c; Nutmegs, $1,50.
&rex text—illtadisori, ft/Silver OloaS, 1249,
And Coin Starch; 13e. •
SsitLEAD--1234e; Shot, '3,50 per bag.
Sosxs—"Babbit's," 12e; “Oakely:s,i'
11w;itosin, 6to 7er“Dobbin's," 15tr:
CANDLEs---Mouldaft; Star, 23e.
Br CABS Song--$8,60 per 100.
Financial Matters in New York.
pold Closed al 135@135X.
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Tits Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette4
A ' - Nzw..Yons, January 6, 1869.
F Money easier, and the indications are that
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the r eign of Shylock in Wall street is dyer._
4. Currency , - le SoWing , heici'litin the bleat,
I
and theontflow to the Bent s now-rn
co
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4aratively light,: The dhibursements 'cm
l'acedirrif driiitereal 'and dividerida,"iihich
)..,this • •
month amount to over /60,000,000 here, .
• •i:, are coming.out. freely, and , the •maikelris
rapidly reaching thepignt *here it will be
!impossible to renew.tlM i teccat high rata; Ad
1 interest' . by eitiflehil . m,eitni. , ,, The „Bank
• Examiner is in town, land it ” is, believed
will, call some institutirmaio it sharpee
lcount.' ' The attention df the. District Attor
. ney is said al into have been called to -the
secant heavy shaves of Money leniders.',.: Call:
loans; ere made today tit .7, per per cent. cur--
• .renoy and 1-22@1-16 per cent: commission
; and goldinteresti, , but thegreet. bulk Of Oa,
s. trarmetions, were at- the,:Ugal, rates& l ' ,Ap
effort. to revive. the •biiyingaial tellinedt,
inoneYill thililangalodmtroVoti tailierW'
'Sterling Ilesa,liat quiet,- id.9l‘ls4)X.';',Gldld
p - e rn/ leno4 - at 134141 to ; 13 . 4 f it and
Chiliad
at 136 1.86 1 ",...- : Eltport tads yii sou,Xicki - y--,
1 - • : .ardditivarra wins.; ~• • c -.;
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•.1 Governments ;iletivefrind.ba*trif : a t ar1.. 1
(advance. - ThereAsa:garsd investment - de-, 1
mend, large? orders haying-. beenterieiVed 1
g fr om" eountrv:'lranls,-'whiW;the.:•hical! de4 .
.. riand,isalsOleay7, 'eV-MORI-484-0110:
1111 1 3 r i4` .'64, .1113(€4111;;;,db.r,h14,- - ,10
1081,; :da.:"66,--108%@)108M: do. - new, -107 M
®lo7ffrdo. ":' , 37,013‘®107,i; 1 .30:"68,',108;,
4 Ten4rertles; 1106}A141063,i. • ,thie .offer was.
..-; '=ldea 1 percent. :for the 'right ,to call'
43,000000, Of : 67'eatllsWithin „ei* months: .
'• State,BOrtkiii*LM-181 * oB ' 89;4 4 Air 1
nees eft r, '65 uw t new d., 66k1g;604, " 1
.. Carollnas,62yi@t32l4; yirgluiss,,66KpLou
ialani6a, 68; Levee, bonds, 62V363. , ,
Railway share market opened at 'about
the- closing quotations of yesterday,' and
! with an occasional .reaction 'steadily -
ad
vanes,, _during the furenoom - :The most ao. -
tire siocks - Were New York Central, Mold-.
•• -• u• - • • Sotiteern;' Fort - Wayne, -,Rock Island'
am/Northwestern, .! The first named ad-.
tvanced to • 157,` chiefly , under demand to':
toover speculative salea put out on the
- •strenM h of the recent - rumors relative to-a ,
• ines‘ijiiitotion-ts• Old Ilkmthei-el 'advandeid
- ;to 901 under.the report. that there - would
_. ;likely tie 10 • per cent.. stock dividend, and
.4rtock 'lsland to -1191,, F. p or t W ayne is eve.
icially active, assisted by the report , that a
large scrip dividend'would be - declared and -1
sold 0 1113y,:•.-3;Nortliwseterb- Waal iriffe
t '
reat eoulidence en amount of the steady.
• crease (learning's; In the 'aftern con, how
- toyer, the market was lower , but before the.
f.c„ lose the decline recovered and, doted
• P-actve. • •
k7.Fise.thirfk-' , l 3 rites 'F I- Oninbeilled, sow.
Wells Mratis,,' 22 , 4 0 3323y* Adams,
8484%; U nited atones, :40©43;- American,
. 143; Merchants Union, 14@16; Quicksilver,'
s2y-j. Canton; 50m4603il Hartford and Erie; -
" riii Mariposai_ 6%;• :do. Preferrekl.9%®
20X; New Tork - Cential t ibeg@lsex ; F, t .,,
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: . -, . - -
386 a4 3 8%; do.
Harlem,
62@62 1 4; Hud
son, 133}5©134; 122@ 1 24; Reading,
9-1 %@ 9- 44; Terre Haute, 35@)38; do.
preferred, 63; Wabash, 61@61y 3 ; do. pre
ferred, 74; St. Paul, 703y@703i; do.. pre
ferred, 3;(§90; Ft. Wayne, .117%®118;
Ohio and Mississippi, 33,1*@33%,; Michigan
Central, 114@116; Michigan Southern,
90@90y,t Illinois Central, 14134@142; Pitts
burgh, 843a89 ; Toledo, 101®101 3x;
,Rock Island, 119/@il9/; Northwestern,
8234(823:; do. preferred, 84, 4 1®84%; St. Jo
seph preferied, 92; Chicago and Great East
ern, 43; Cincinnati, Columbus,' Cleveland
and Indianapolis, 741 i; Chicago and Alton,
ilte.Mining shares. dull:'- • ' *
Copper Stooks--Boaton Calumet, 60; Cop.
r Falls, 15; Franklin, 14; Recla,7o; Quin
cy, 20; Hancock, 3. Mined exports for the
11.7
week,. $1,921,230. . , -
~ clearances at (cold Exchange Bank, 08,-
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IE4UR TREASURY..
441Etreceipts at sub treasury to-day were
756,020; .paymepta . 824505486; Wane()
Markets by Telegraph.
'EW Yowl, January 6. l ,—Cutton leas ac-
,
Live and loiver; sales of . - 2,ooo:bales at 27a
27Mc ; for' Middling ; riPlands;" chieflY 27c:
riadr; : receiptas,sl4 bblin. market saloc bet;
te.rfor..comman grades,. which' scarce; „
sales of 8,200 bble • rit• '03;10e6;35 . for Artier
fine State and we stern; 07.03a7,50 foe extra
State; 16.854,10 for extrit*esterni $8,30 for
ivhite•wheat extra;;07,05a9,50 R. H. O.;
$7,50a8,50 for extra St. :Lords,Mid $94.12:50
for good to. choice `do. ••olosing.etrong for
leW grades”. of extra and heav y for geiod
grades. California flour dull and nominal,
at 08a7,5/..for old and ;09,50a10,25 for New.
Rye dette Moderately: active; sales; of 200
bbls Oa.. • Corn Meal quiet. 'Whisky'
ie; : withbut decided change ; sales of 100 bbis'
western a t 980;411 free.... Wheat; receipts of
204 bus; wheat opened. 112 c better and
quiet and closed dull and drooping.with
the Advance lost; sales of
.39, ow - bus at $1,58
al;68 foilliferior to choice N0..2 spring, the.
latter price, :above the market ; $ 1,66 - for
Nos. tand 2 do. mixed; .$2,113%. for white
California. Rye drill. ; Barley dull. Bar
ley Malt quiet. Cain; receipt/418,266; less
active and lc lower; sales of:47,000 . bus at
99ca51,01 for new mixed western; . sl,oBa
1,10 for old do: In:store and afloat; $l,Ol for,
new yellow Southern. • Oats 'dull' and, do
clining;'sales of 2AOOO bus at ,75Ma76c *for
western in store; and 67Ma68350 for do.-
afloat. , Rice firm. at 834a9Mc , for Caro
lino. Coffee' : quiet 'and tlim;::Sugar is
firm, with sales : of - 120 •lihds Cuba at
U.3f0113i0;. -also sales • 808: hcixes HaVrina
at /134 c. Molasses dull; sales 600 bbls New
Orleans at:6Ba7Bo. Petroleum quiet at 18Mc
for ; rirude.: and 32e for refined bonded::
Hope quietat ,10a20c- for American.
seedoll firm. at 98ea$1,01_foi casks and bar-,
rels. Spirits Turpentine firmer at 5134a53c.
Wool quiet; sales • 150,000. pounds-at 48a51c
fer domestic fleece, .45a42e for..pulled.. 560
for tubbed, 296 for Texas, and 2934a330 for
California... Leather; Hemlock Sole .steady,
with a moderate 'demand;: Coal; foreign
quiet at 100 for New Caatlei.gas, and 17c for
Liverpool house cannel; domestic rules
quiet. Metals; Sheathing Copper quiet at
33c; Ingot Copper Arm at 23Me for Balti
more; and 240 for Detroit;. Pig Iron quiet
and drooping at-40a426 .for' Scotch, and 33a
42c Pir American; Bar dull at 89a950 for re'-
fined English : and American; Sheet
quiet and steady at 1034a11340 for Russia..
Nalis.dull and drooping at 5M;i5340 for cat;
43Ma7c for clineh, - and 27a30e, for horse shoe.
Pork steady and. quiet; sales 650:bbi5:528,75
a 29 for new mess; $27,25a27,50 for old do.;
$20a28 for prime; ;27a28 • for prime mess.
Beef steady; • sales 125 bbls at : $9a16,50 for
new plain mess; .$14a19.50 for • new extra
mess. Tierce beef steady; sales 200 tierces
at 027:48. tor prime $35a370 for India
iness._ . Beef hams Sem; salesl6o bbis at $3O
a3i.: Cut meats firm; sales.l7o.pkgs at 124
a1234c for. shoulders; 14a16Mc for hams.
Dressed Hogs are firmer at .18a13Mo for
western, • the latter , figure for fancy; 13ma
14e for city; middles are quiet and decidedly
firmer; sales of 150 boxes at :153fa16c , for
short ribbed; 1614 c. for .song cut barns.
Lard:: is firmer and sales were , reported of
700 tierces at 17:1019c for steamed; /9a1951c•
for kettle rendered; also 850 tierces steam:
-seller, February and March, afl9Mc. Bat
. ter
.% steady at 80a40c for Ohio and 40a 0c
for State. Cheese is Arrant 12a30c. Freights
to Liverpool are a shade firmer and engage
ments are reported of 22,000 bash wheat at
7c per sail; 75c per steam.
Latest-Flour market closed' firm for
good common to extra, and 'dull and heavy
for all other kinds. Wheat dull and nomi
-nally la2c lower, with a good export demand
for spring, but wile materially checked by
the firmness of ocean freights. Rye dull
and nominal at 111,50a1,55 for the . whole
-range. .oats dull and 'heavy at 7534 e in
store; 78e afloat' for western. The • °Ora
market is dull at 9841 for new, and $1,07a,
;1,10 Yor old' mixed western. Pork market
quiet and very firm, with buyers of mess
at $29 for February and March, with no sel
-lers under sa,so. Beef quiet and unchan
ged.: Cut meats very .firm. Becou advan
cingi. short ribbed 16Mc; long cut. hams
16Mo. Lard , firm at 18Mal9e for fair to prinfe
steam. Eggs dull-at, 36a38c..' .•
Dry ctoorkke Dry Goods trade.nimains
inactive and but little animation 13 antici
pated before the ides of the month at least.
In the meantime
,prices of all staple Cotton
goods hold their own : firmly; Atlantic
heavy Brown .f3heetiggs are gaged , * 160;
I do. L fine,
13Me; do: If heavy Shirtings,.
1334 c; Stark A Sheetings, : :153‘; Ozark: - do.
15o;':do. A' Brown. Drilling, 1613;. Stark. H
do, 14340; ; Stark bags, 2. bushels, 40e net;
do. 2M buithells,do:: 47Mo;_da 3 bushels do.
55e; Langgdon fine Brown Shirtings, 34 inch:
114 c; 6.-48 . inch: 'Brown' Sheetings, ,1834 c;
Antoskeag A Cotton Flannel, 250;, do A A,
31c;.-do. 13, 23g; do. 88, 22 0 ; do. A; 27c; do.
A - A de. - 33; Do,lB. 25e; .do:•Blida. 33c; do. •
0.4."Tick5.134c; do.: , "Pearl- Riv er; 31o;
Amoskeag A, 21c;, Alassaohtiset A. .28o;
B 'd0..210; rAmoskeag
, Deriams,,-430% Pearl ritiver, 29;:Mancher;
'2oc; AmoskeagColtired:':CaMbrici4:loo;
.ABlefielied:Shietings,;:4B i inch: 19M4r,; de.'
'•Bleached;:93 inch.. 47346; ,do;;'flieanhed; St
inob;*o l ,ol* 12 0 ; AS inch, corset Jeanie, -
C1i4480,:-Jannargiaterli Exchange..
10 per cent. premium • Pion; iiibetter do
;Mand , and.fitfflady; esileifef'spring.eitraii
$5,2546,75.: Wheat less active-• and easie r,.
and 2x2340 lower ; No.1)4:14 1,4a1,24;
:and No at SI;ISMaI.;I7M, eloslagriet at l
ifix; sales since change. at $1,15 flora'
aul o :tand•lapilbweil sedrit :. ',ad,.
0.".2594740; 2:knt dried:67e,, new.: WNW
-110 grade , slkas24 cloeingdull at. 5530..
Tor. No. 1. And. 51540 for no ; grade. 'Oats
9m4 Jed MaMe flower; ogles a1.475ia48d,i
'closing steady antAnieti. att. 47Ma . .47340.
Rye dull; sales
.No. 1 at 1 1 ,18 1 --closing . , with .
• riellers,'but; . llo : lingers; at : Barley
ull; and- 'weak; sales 2 at '',1;82a1,65,
Nosing lower at $1,82 .: Highwines are held;
. ; rmly at 900,.but no .buyers atover 02 340 i
Mess Po. ik firmer find"more active,. and ,50a
750 higher ;' sales : at V28;7148;00, 'sellers for
February. and March, and $29 cash, olosibg
at 0274., Lard active, and :-, 1 4a)i0.
higher; ; ;,sides at,: lfisil4Mc cash, and .1.8Mid.90,
for future "delivery. Bacon; Cumberland
`out, 1216';''rough' .1834 e; Shoulders,
ny,o,. and - short , ribs, - 14e; sweet gelded
hams, 15a15M0. -...Dressed.Hogs. less :active,:
but firmer, and 2.50. higher.. ranging; from
111.75 . t0 12,25, closing at:0121112;25, tßilding,
n2oBlbs. Redelptil for past 24,fdtint-12;258
lads • flour, .04,680 . bus wheati': 33;815; bus
eorn, 20,312.. bus..;•eats, .2,672 bin,. rye, 2,530
'bus bar1ey,,17,227 toga, Shipmental-12i165.
bbbs.'flOur, 10,377 . *heart , '
10'131 bus oats, 3,882 bias .rye,: ; 5,334.
Pus 4,193 hags.. , . . .
L. Live Hogs active and 15.820ehighini.Mbis
sat s9,2sa9,6B`foefair,, to inedinm, - and 09,75 a;
/0,74 for „stook to ishele..., - ..Beef Cattle -AO'
tive and higher ' . ,-.aales $4,80115,85 for
`butchers' steolt; sl3a7 for" : fair to good, and
07,75a1 4 ,50 for extra.
Sr.-Louis, January 6.—Tobaoca dull and
Unchanged:- :Cotten scarce andin demand:.
solorof choice middlings at 25aDlc.. Hemp;
rsalea.ef Aressed • at 112,30:". Flour int .
-piratic' ranges at $5,50a8,50;: extra .06,623 a
;.7, 2 5; dotrlAO Oxima 0 7 ,50 1 treigAV 04f4.1113,238-
I
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9,50; Wheat dull for strictly prime; wiles
of choice at 51;75a1;90, spring firm at $1,40
for choice. Corn unchangeff-at 64a67e for
mixed and yellow; 65a70c for 'choice white.
Oats in better demand at 55a59c for choice.
Rye higher at- $1,25a1,29. Barley; noth
ing doing. Whisky steady at 973ic. Pork
higher at $29. Bulk Meats buoyant and
and advancing, loose shoulders at 110,
hams 14c, clear rib sides 443ic. . Packed
Shoulders sold atll9;als* '
clear sides
.1.534a1fc. Shoulders • for next week's •de
livery sold at 14c, clear aides 16c. Cared
Hams at raialik. Lard stiff .at 17c for
tierce. The receipts for the past twenty
fours amounted to 1,500 • barrels .of flour,
.3,700' bushels of wheat, 2,200 bushels of
corn, -600 bushels of oats, 300 bushels 'of
rye.and 4,173 head of hogs.
Sr. Louis, • JanuarY 'O.—Cattle Market—
Cattle unchanged; little doisg, and >prices
range from 33ia6y40 for•falr to choice. Hogs
active at 9,4810,4 c.. • ' -
liffr..wattams, January 6.-Fleuz; Milt 'and
prices unchanged. Wheat lower at $1,24
for No.l, sl,l6Kfor No. 2; - Oats quiet' , at
47c for No. 2. Corrrbigher BUM° for new.
Eye scarce and firm at , ,,111,42 for No. 2!
Barley - scarce at 61,60 for No. 2. Provisions
advancing, Mess, 'Beef. „$13,60a14 for city.
Mess Porkat $2B. Sugar . Cured. Hams : at
15Xe. Dr essed Hogs :firM and ligher .at
17,75a12. Tne receipts for the past twenty
four hours have amounted' tb 4,000 barrels
of flour,. 4,4oo . :busheLs of wheat, .5,000 bush
els of oats,4 l ooo . bushels of corn. 1,000
bushels of rye, 300 bushels Of barley, 2,000
dressed Aege.. • Shipments for. , the same
time were 300barrela of dour, 3,000 bushels
Of Wheat, 100 tierces of pork, 100 do.-lard.
BUFFALO, Jan. 6.—floor steady:sales 425
bbls city ground apring at $747,50. Wheat
dell; sales 600 bu White Michigan at 02,10;
425 btt No. 1 Milwaukee club at-0,60; 700
bu western spring at 01,45 011 'the track.
Corn .firm; sales 600 bu old at 980 in store; 3
ears new 80e on the track to'anivet 2,450 bu.
new at 810 in store, Oats nominal at 65c for
western in store. • Rye held at 01,40 for
western. Barley has rather a firmer feel
ing in the market; sales 1,600 bn Canada at
at $1,95 in store. Pork firm at 124. Lard
firm at 1834 c. Hlghwines lower; sales 200
bbls at 930, and 50 , bbls at 94% closing firm
at the outside price. Hogs 012.25a13.
CLEVELAND, Jimuary 6. 1 -Flour is good
demand for city made brands, but gener
all the 'market is quiet. City made-11,50
for treble extra White; 9,75a10 for double
extra amber; 8,50i8,75 fbr double extra
red winter; 8a8,25 for double extra spring.
Country made-8a8,75 for double extra red
and amber; ,7aB for double extra spring;
10a10,50 for double- extra white. Wheat
No. 1 red winter-held at.1,82a1,83; sale of 1
car Of No. 2at 1,68. Corn, sale, of-3 oars at
73M, "Oats, sale 0f,5 cars .at 60. Rye firm
and in better request; No. 1 held at 1,30 a
1,35. Petroleum firm, but unchanged; re
fined iu•oar lots held at 2734a28; trade lots
held at 29a30. ,
,
LowsiriLLE, .Tan. 6.—Sales 116 hltds to
bacco; new lags ter medium cutting leaf at
$4,60a15,60. Cotton 260. Sciperfine flour
65,50. Wheat 51,80a1,90. Corn 60a650... Oats
60c. Rye ;445. Mess pork $29. Lard 18y;
"a1834e., Bulk , shoulders 1254 c; clear rib
aides 15a1534ct clear sides 16a16y0 pack
ed. - Bacon—shoulders 14c; clear rib sides
17tidi clear sides 18c. Whisky—raw free
I. Sugar—New Orleans 13a13%c for prime.
Molasses 70c.
PHILADELPHIA, January 6.—Trade re
markably dull. Flour inactive; Ohio extra
family, $9a10,50; lowa, Minnesota and Wis
consin d0. . 57,50a8,00. Wheat dull and
drooping, ut unchanged. Corn scarce and
advanced; sales 3,000 bus new yellow at
95c a 51; mixed western, 93c. Oats, 734176 c .,
Petroleum; crude nominal at 23c; refined
feverish and unsettled. Provisions firm.
Whisky steady at $1,02a1,05.
TOLEDO, January 6.—Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet and unchanged; amber Michigan
$l,Bl. Corn—old, 3c lower: new a shade
better; sales old No. 1 at 85c, new at 65a
ssyc, new rejected 60%. Oats dull. Rye
a shade botutr; No. 2 $1,22. Cloverseed
bettor, sales at _58,85a8,45. iPrettied hogs
yi better, at 1130113;.
lidirstrars, January 6.—Cotton quiet and
firm and nominal, at 26,4 g; receipts, 1,092
bales; exports, 2,657 bales. Flour steady;
superfine 57a7,25. Oorn 65c. Oats 62c.
Hay $23. Bran $24. Corn meals3,7s. Pork
$29. Lard 19419%c. Balk meats firm;
shoulders 'Mc, clear aides I6c. Dressed
hogs 12a123fc, and scarce.
IMPORTS BY RAILRAOD.
CLEVELAND AIM P/TTaBORou RAIL
ROAD, January 6.-8 cars Iron ore, Sho
enberger . Blair. ' 2 do do, Hutchison,
Glass !c Co; 5 do do, idcanight, Porter et
Co; 2do do, GrW, Byers & Co; 1 car pet
rified fluid.. J J Palmer &1 Co; 1 car tile and
brick, Bissell & Ca; 60 bbls 011, J Spear; 2
cars rye, Jl4 Finch; 5 '.bdis paper, J Mc-
Millian; 4 bbls produce, 1 ht • bbl butter, 1
bx poultry, B Riddle; 13 bblif potash, 10
kgs butter, 1 car potatoes. Volgt, Mahood
dr Co; 10 bold apples, ti .11tea Jr; 98 sacks
wheat. 16 do
al barley ' Scott, it OM; 11 sks
B D Moo II
rye, M my y & Ecxid; 75' empty ell bbls.
; 3 boxes ...3r, Ir• angorder &
Shepard; 3 . coils rope,ll hdls, 2 eke old
rope, God frey & Clark; 40 bee cheese,Watt,
Lang dr CO; 1 bbl eggs, 2 tubs butter, Mor
rison & Davison; 5 bdis paper, Bak swell &
Marthens;ll3 crocks apple- butter, 1 crock
saueige, 4 kgs corn, 1 tub butter, 1 box do,
88 eke oats, 4 bbls dry apples, Brown dc
Williams; 10 bdle brooms, Thomas & Bro;
31 bble apples, 2 do beans, 1 ao eggs, 1 half
bbl butter, Head & '
Metzger. 2 bble beans, 1
do butter,B sks apples, •1 bbl dry peaches,
W H Graffitt Co. " '' • •
PErresnuort,' Font - Weyzrz & CHICAGO
RAILROAD..JantIare , 6.-4 Cars litnestone,
ShoenbergerA Blair; 6 eke rags, Markle ct
Co; 3 bble walnuts, Woodworth dr Davison;
25 bbh; oil, )3 L.Fahnestock & Uo; 1 car rye,
`Dillinger & Stevenson; 3 bbla onions, 8 do
apples,
Arbuckle l2-bbla a dz. co ; 2 pkgs butter, W H Graff
it CO; 7 akerags, MoCullough,f3tnith da Co;
18 sks buckwheat fibir, H Riddle: 19 bra,
',beetle; Graft &Better; 9 bble tales. o, l iits
IstrlVE Rea Jr; 29 fres cheese; it Robison
Coz.4 becsaoin, .7 tif' DilWOrth it Co;,. 2 pkgs
liquoli'Schmldt & - iFrideyj" 44 'dare Metal:
Naraiek At'Co; 12 do doi Beystfdroatlghey;•
10 do do, Jas Wood, Son & .0o; 2 do :do;
Loomis &Collardl,44lobbls-llonr, owner, 16
bbLs.oll# Jos 11,Parkerz 100 bbledhnr,' :Blatt
'a G l l6 l •oar a chtst, SoottritiGisak. 200 •Ibbla
flour, Wa ..laing &.. 0o; .100 •do do, Segbi
• ntifirlt i ; - ...9eltemP;‘l7 -4b l B ,- hams JP'
Ei°41111 "; 91 ' Pt'? ~ -: ... ;XI , • t : Oili ''': '- . • .
, '4 1 4 1112r i - : . i4.1.1re , RAILROAD, Jan
tario6l;ll. b b i*' -' foilt Igor 4,8r0; so do
0" , • it r ottoo; .1, osg, Metal, Totten dc
Co; thol(a,', ellitinen; l 23altis.corti.d.dame:
& Atilitln; 28 v;215 1 60,4 &', - .41'. 'Delta; 2 . , cars
instal t . 'BlcHnightjlknier'4l Co' 4 ea:1111mo;
st°ne V 6l / I " abe r &` Midi; 18 by oats; 45
do ryo;Jalues rahainc 40 •Ifite'butskivheat
-fioarf ,T 0- lenkilug 5i care railroad, Pitts -'-
• burgh dt Sonnellsvillevilly , 261bagsl ( oats, '
Volgt, ,Mahood • t Go ; 88. skti rye, 85 do oats,
,Scott.& Weal; 5 tega,lard, 1 !gook butter,
Head'& Meligar; l 61 bags xye,lB9 do oats,
BlaneY & ifinore;(l, ettr coal / 13Ufftiza, Re
hew. 4 G0...,_,.._. ' 1
__,
__ ', _ , '
.'
,ILLLgoltieesy 11 119remoir„ Jan u ary ( 0.1.'
, car middlings, F Oulmett tear, oats,
,1 car
corn, George - Stewart;. 20 bap; buckwhest
flour. Jos Oralg;:w. Inge osU,f G' Dollen
b ugh; 1 car .
._ ( ,petal, Roars de Bur c h f ield; (l-
car; uta'Mr, B GM9rtison; . 1 ( -
ROCK ..: THE -.'BABY
Yl•
EARNEST'S PATENT -CRIB.
804 D OXLI Dl
HLEMON
Practical Faialturel . manikstpirerii'l6.,
• us-VOIIIMFI. 'A.VENI733.
Where may tie-tO2fd lUU ueottmeutofParlor. .
Chamber Ana Kitchen Furniture. 0 -, ;;;;;0.;de25
NEW l E rn i. ni nr - rigt , 4, eh - 410e
, • Krill:arid d—tosinl3 - bOxii; &Ime Pr 47
001100 hismilLt WU, or formate, bp the odd
." • • 'JOAN; Ao Ecf4 SHA W. .
4931 QvlrpOr I.lllicttT and Sawa olegeth'
RIVER NEWS.
Both rivers were about at a stand last
evening with twelve and a half feet in
the Monongehela, and thirteen and a half
fett in the Allegheny . : There was consider
sb a floating ice In the latter stream last
eveningirom which it is evident, that it
I
has giveway.above.
No arrivals'or.departures to report aside
fiom the regular-. Monongahela river
packets. -
The Grey Eagle had not arrived up to
half past three p. m., haying been,delayed
by a heavy pressure of business, and a
big, river. She was momentarily expected,.
hey/over. .
I Business is moderately., active at the
landing, though there is plenty'of room for
fraprovement.
The Camelia left Nashville for Pittsburgh
9n Monday.
I The R. R. Hudson has turned her Cincin
nati and Louleville trip ever to the G. A.
Thompson.. which boat is 'announced to
It*Ve. on Friday without fail Capt. U. B.
Pieriel; 'in command,
1; 1 Captain EVans -has deferred the depai:
tare.of ttu3,l,•eonidas for New Orleans un;
Saturday, He was obliged to. do, this
in order 'to accommodate 'shippers who
eOuld not have their godds ready for ship
ment before that time. , -
"[The Lorena, Captain gain. SA/Tinian, will
be the first; boat'otif for St'. Lonitr, and pas
sengers and shippers. should bear this. in
. . „ .
The Bellevernon and A rm adill o, from
New Orleans,'WnifGlasgow, from St. Louis,
were Pected to •arrive at Cincinnati on
Monday night.
—Captain Drvid Whitten has, command
of the Oincinnati and Louisville packet St.
Charles:
-The cargo of the Westmoreland was
valued at $2,50,000, and it was insured in
Cincinnati offices.
—lt is stated_that the cabin of the New
State has been swept away, and the Ingo-
Mar has drifted about one mile from where
she Went down.
I—The Liberty, with five barges contain
in: iron ore, passed Cincinnati on Monday
for Pittsburgh. One of her bargee.-con
tained five hundred barrels ilot.r for Park
ersburg.
• —The famous Great Republic was to have
left St Louis the other day for Mound
City, where Captain Donaldson will nave
her pieced in the most complete order
prepexatory to the opening of spring bued.-
—The gorge Ice from the Licking -river,
which 'passed Madison on Thursday night,
cut the wreck of the McCullough clean
down, and fears are entertained,•that, after
all the labor expended on her, she , will
have to be abandobed.
—We clip the following from the Cin
cinnati, Gazelle: Some time ago It was an
nounced that the United States Mail Line
would; on or before the first of January„
adopt the; restaurant planof feeding pas
sengers. The recent accident has dis
tracted the attention of the Company from
the subject, and the arrangement:will not .
go into etinct until after 'the Louisville dt
Lincinnatl Railroad begins to ran passen
ger trains, which will be about the middle
of February. '
—The Nate.bez Courier, of Monda , ', has
the following: Much excitement wax
created When it was known that Geueral
Dudley, with some officers of his com
mand, were/on board the steamer R. E.
Lee, with a squad of soldlera stationed
about the pilot-house, engines and head
line. presenting the appearance at least of
a military seizure of a steamer carrying the
Unit td States mails. I It seems that F. J.
Meade, Collector of the 'rort, had de
manded of Captain Cannon the surrender
of the , steamer's
. papers, and it is pre!.
stinted the military tower was present to
back MM. Why the demand was made
was not explained. Captain Cannon of
course refused compliance, as a surrender
of his papt ra would have vitiated insurance
on boat and cargo.
—The followinz well-known steamboat
Officers have died in Cincinnati and vicinity
during 1868: Jan. 4, Capte. Geo. W. Norton,
of Ironton, and R. M. Biggs. of Ashland,
Ky., killed by explosion of the steamer
Harry Dean; Jan. /8, died, --Capt. James
Carrel; Feb. 16, Capt, Robt. Hamilton, of
the Pine Grove; May 10, Engineer Jas.
Whitaker; May 11, Capt. Edmund Hoel;
June 9, Mate Geo. Johnson; Aug. .4 Capt.
; John S. Dales; Aug. 10, Ed. M.•Hiner died
on steamer Northwest; Aug. 11, Cant. Geo.
D. Hoopla; Aug. 11;.Capt. Win. B. Dodson;
August 25, Captain Salem Envart; and
pilot Michael Cavenaugh; October:!,, Win.
A. Gregg; Oc A .1. Alonzo Bennet; Nov.
19, - Capt. Alex. 't Irvin; Dec. 4, Steward
John Fennell, an" Barkeeper Jae. Fennel!,
lost on the ill-fated United States; Dee. —,
Capt. A. Williams died near Eaton Rouge,
on steamer enroute for St. Louis, Dec. 20,
Engineer Isaiah
Rivera and Weather.
Louiselntz, January 6. --River rising,
With thirteen feet two inches of water in the
c anal
by, mark. Weather clear and spring
STEIAMBOATS.'
*1&10R• CINCINNATI ANDA si gg i t
La 2 LOUISVILLE.—Tbe fine poison.
atearner. .. • .
A. R. IIIiDSOS C. ItuatiaLt.. Commander.
1 WM leave on Td11118.1)*.Y 4nunary 11th, at 4
For freight or -FLA CK
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JAFKS COLLIN",
or. CAA BLEB SA:BN 18, A gents:
lin
a_CINCIIIiNATI
LOIMIVILLE.—Tho an
A. TH0MP1i0N...:679. Commander.-
r Willietio is fiiTtritDAT, Jimary 9, at 4.'r. Dr:
ar.porOsie apl Oa
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• or CHAELL: 9.48,9,121, Agasu.
Von.' :MEMPHIS':' ANFlAidiat
• ORLW(.B.-Tbeillime .
perkier stemma , , „L. •
VilltleisteiontATllllDAt.- J*1=179121:
TortrelOieripauswe rpthlf on-board
F°t .
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C s jr " 42 iY• t aF' , A'4 11 ;4 -2 1 38
linditEep .-
Nelll Alive f9}; the above, porta' THIS DAY. - -
LI Per, f;roli4t or plasaga 5p07,911,b0ar4 or t• ;
C°4 I, WCIWOOD.
•pH si:
"AVMS 4111R,:a d dr i k
;. .111ENT 11—The !tessii.a
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,
Wilt'leave for theisbore and Mt tatengifitate`ports
DAY. the Gth 'lit o!rtock to SW.
Yortaingitt or pumas appEr on toomd l o s i t to ,
. dIRIMEST 'Jr HASL
, , •FLAOK GWOD.
Thtnoglrreartats given on the atowil boat to Bel.
ma. Zumula. Benton; DontdoMery. - .1.1a:4 and. all
.other points on the Atabaata rlyeF and Texap parts
a site lowest • . .
• j 4,4 011131ZEIT:lk11.11BLZTT.
ITTSBIIIIOII, -
Marietta' and PariEeribm Line.
Leslie,Comnsarbirkart.Boat, fbatorcrooli street,
• • '
TcrisbAYs,Abb rbioNgb.
BrialeißP
te . 13.,Sixtric • b. Muter.
,
EnsimarolTB 41XID,A1AstrapAY
GREY ... . . bulls bluta.
Preightr4llS,rarbelted Wan tIMUI • =
gel*,; ; • • JAM/Lb opLl,lN:. , ,asteat.
• •
I a,
IP 0
I
IMMO
.STO .
;WEST COMNION
1; Maclaine: Mono Wori
Nonhwest.oonter of Wen COMMA.
IfaiSDUCATVATEILA
Have, pu. head• o; prepare on , abort, Iv
and - ntorr stones, Yla for t3lderrall
• Vaults, Ao. Head and - Tomb Swims, 8
Pettus DruaTtli okrattivi• Prices
89.
AMIISM= I NTS.
W•111EW OPERA HOUSE.
Lessee Was. HYNDJIRSON.
Manager IL W. CANNING.
Crowded houses nightly greet the popular artiste,
AIR. AND MISS COULipOCK.
THURSDAY EVENING. January 70., will to
F o resented that most beautiful picture of domestic
!. ire '' THE CRIGRET ON THE HEARTH.
Caleb Plummer
Lot,
To cow :lode with the three of the
SWISS SWAINS.
Friday Evening. Benefit of Mr. and Miss Couldock
Conidock Matinee on Satn - rdor.
In proparation.
IigrPITTSBUR OH THEATRE.
Lessee . ... ... . 11.'. W. Wit,LtAlig.
Singe Manager.. 680. $.. EMll3O2f.
31ondayEvenIng benefit of A. W. WILLIAMS.
Tuesday evening last night of the Variety Troupe.
WedueadefOirat night of the renowned.
'''GREGORY. CONEIBINATION,
Gvmlisets, Acrobati; ,- Lean:lo4 • Quadrupeds, The
Throe ..Ftytng Men la the dir,..&e., Ac. •
MATlNimolf 8 4T1.18 DAY AFTERNOON. •
ORPHANS" "FAIR.
BASEMENT. OF CATHEDRAL.
ADMISSION ' ' - amts.
• The splendid• newly organized Cathedral ran
Band *lll enliven the Fair every evening. &Mt •
larPllOF.: CARPENTEWS -
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. -
No. 75 'L'EfiltD STREET, Is now open for the re•
ception ol pupils. Claes days and hours—Yoe' La.
dies, Masters and Misses. Wednesday and Saturday.
at 83‘ o'clock P. Y. , For Gentlemen—Tuesday - ani
Friday. Evenings, at o'clock. Private lesson'
given. Circulars' can be had -at the Music Storm
and at the Academy. (liaises out of the elty,l
convenient, attended to.
Ai- Hall to let to Select Parties , seirrlS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Allegheny County. State of Pennsylvania. Par
ution in Equity, N 0.109, January Term. 1589
Ann Holnship and Agnes' Holdship verses Jane
CaMpt , ell, Itenry Campbell, Edward Campbell: Sam.
del rhields aird Harriet Shields his wife, James
C. Pearson and Wm, Wilson and Emily Wilson his
wife, 'tetra of Jane 4am pbell; deed; George linex.
'w'm. B. Knox, E. C. Dewey and Sarah. Dewey nis
wife, James Knox. Martha Knox. Mrs. Ann 31.,Da
vidson and Jane K. BcAlliater, heirs of Hugh Knox.
deceased: - James Knox, George Knox and Smith
KLIOXv• heirs Of Willism Knox, deed: James Knox,
Samuel B. Knot, George Knox Ann Armstrong.,
John 31. Kirk. Jaines Klrk, William I'. 'Kirk, John
Marshall and Nancy his wife Daniel Kieser and
Sarah D. his wife.. Mrs.. Elisabeth Burnett. Philip
Deltrich and Mary his wife. George Y. Kirk , Aaron
Brooks and Ann B. his wife, • ana - 11'illiam M. Doty
and the issue of his wife Jane. Doty. dec'd; Mercy
Lowell, George Crovinover, John uodge and Han
nah his wife, James Crownorer. Robert Crownover,
Ll:biretta Peasely, Almirla Skenkle and Minima his
wife. MaryMa.nn, John K. Bennett. Josephine S.
Bennett, Isaac J._Bennett; George 11. Bennett ,
Isaac Jenkinson , Wm: D: /rayed and Rebecca his
wife, Thomas 31inshall. George K. Blinshall, Robt.
I'. Minahall and Bynum L. Minsball, heirs Of Geo. •
Knox. dec'd. Heirs atlaw of Agnes Knox, dec'd,
late of the city lof Pltubargb..
Bill fired by plaintiff. for the partition or sale of
the real estate of. Agnes Knox.• oee'd.. late of the city
of Pittsburgh, Pawho died 111 1 1304.' The real es
tate coesist of.teeel lotaon Fifth street, (now Fifth
avenue) in the city of Pittsburgh., one fronting on
FetbaTenne Obcfht one hand red feet and on Market
street about th'rty feet. and the other fronting on
Flhh avenue about twenty two feet and ru..ning
back along Ilarket alley about thirty feet; on which
are erected one brick and three inane buildings.
The heirs of William Knox, decd, who was a broth
er of Agnes Knox, and have the one-fifth inter, st in
said property. are unknown. One of his sons. James,
wuen last hear from, lived near Cincinnati, Ohio.
-
The defendants above named are, notilled and re
quired to cause an appearance to be entered for them
In said Court and to answer asld bill, on or before
the 4th Monday. of - January. IEISB. or In dafault
thereof the bill will be taken pro coot ago, and a de
cree made against them In their absence.
By oru•r of Court. ,hl5 the 2cl day of January
A. 1). 1809.
. .
r s. JACOB H. WALTER,
c Prothonotary.
NOW
WHITE & SLAGLE. _
Attorneys for Plalntirc.
Er 253
QIeRPHANS -COURT SALE:-By
Virtue of an order or the Orphan's Court of
A uheny County settlbe exposed at PUBLIC UAL&
on the premises, in the city of Pittsburgh, on - ..
WEDISIER DAY 4 JA? VARY 27th 1869.-
At 10 o'clock A. sr.. the followitirdesertbedeeal esr
tate, Imo tne. property of /1011ERT „LAFFERTY.
deed, all that • • • CM=
HOUSE AND LOT ON . WYLIE STREET"
Between Vederal and 'Cl . hatham Streets, haring
front of Yd• feet on Wylie street. and extending
back preserving the same width 90 feet ?Inches to
an alley 4 feet • lee; and having erected thereon a
three story brick dwelling house with three story
back building and a brick-stable la the rear.
- -
ALrAY—Thret lots on Bedtore avenue, each having
a front of 40 fbe' and extending back- 100 feet to
Ponta , *lie, a d having •rested thereon large frame
and brick teneiu,nt boon s. Also, a tenement
house at the rear of lots on Poplar IMO.
ALSO; OH THIJHBDAT,.7IIO:IABY 28TH. 1269,
A house and lot' on itobinson street. oetween
Sandusky street and Anderson eret 4. in the Fourth
ward. Allegheny •C'ts said lot having a front of Al
feet 3 Inches on Robinson street and extending back
preserving the same width 110 - lett to Studded's
"alley: on which is erected a large -three story brick
dwelling with bast balding add a smaller one on
the rear of lot on Stodderre alley,
• ALSO—A house and lot adjoinlning the last de
scribed lot. said lot haying a Irani on Robinson
street of Al feet 3 Incites and extending back ore
serving the same width 110 feet to ,an alleyt'on
which is erected a large three story brick dwelling
- konse and a smaller one on rear of lot on etoddart's
alley.
TERRIS OF SALE.—On 'gale , Of the property
In Pittsburgh one heir cash. balance In six months.
On sale of the property In Allegheny shy one.thlrd
cash,. balance In Mx months.
Purchasers will be 'required to ray-one handred
dollars on day of sale, upon each piece of property
bJught try them. • • JAMES D. KELLY,
1ai5c39.t.711 B.T Admlx.istrator.
ORPHAN' SALE. S COURT•
•
Will be sold at ?labile • Vendue, it, the. COW IT
HOUSE, in the City . of Pittsburgh, on
THURSDAY JANUARY ,21st, 1868,,
•> AT 10 OiCLOCIL,
The folio:wing p. operty belonging to the estate of
James Black, deceased. • JIl thatlotor ground in
Collins township, (now Eighteenth. Ward. Pitts
burgh.ilbounded try lin& or' Samuel -Semple, H.
Williams and Wm. Semple: and by a township road;
containing 16 acres and 10S perehes; and having
, erec'ed• • tnereon a large doable Frame Dweillag
House, with a fine barn and other Ontbulldlngs and
a Old 'Haan openedon• the premises, and be
.sold I whole or lub.divieed to siltl t iratiasers.
Also, Lots. Nos. 9,an i 10 fin allersiolan;-
in East Llbcr.y; each fronting 80 telb on the Turn-
Dike road, mut extendiag banit:l94l het..., and harbni
.Lbereon ereaten a good two - story: Bryan }lnns* and
• Frame Stable. •' 1.; . •••- ,„ •• • ,
Terri—Oae Gish, balance in one ear.
•;. • • a .J..HILANDS.• Tr u stee;
ini:e3l-invi • . at bus Court House.
AOTlCE—Whereat fetters of all.
r. . mtrastratlost to tbe estate of Dr.".l/ALEOA. -
RO.N,Jate of tlntoltyotrittabolgh. deceased.,
have been granted to the sinter' bey. Ala persons
Indebted VP ..1410 014..Astate :Ire requited - to make
lmtnedtvirsialment,
restate hose having claims or de.
Maxilla It the of the *aid dee*, , dent wilt
mate Ira Wn the tame withont delayt r o
~1 • : . i W. O *AIIOIIIbMILUGH. ,
Administrator',
nalts/Z TR... 'IT Diamond, rect. Plttsbursk. t.
1103
4 0 3/ I CReWhcrgt l .4Bieittrrs,Of ad..
nlitratfOli on the estate o Dr. lgA R.
EH, late of gaitostflowAsblymuntym rf. Altlle6 •
gen 4 it i ectasea. Pare been Brant to On subserl
ri,. +persona indebted - to aa t‘estase are rip
queste to make Immediate payment, and, those
laving clalmr cizAhiptandi against .the tamer of the'
. 9
sayecedent will make know.st the same without
del , totNt,r,'. • , .ItARDARA FRW E AdMiX, -
n :MITE Pella TOWilship,AllegbetlY,,COULATl--
WirricC- l Aii.appli'c'ation will
uou.beitdade Ibr the i.don of HUGH DONOLLY .
and DA 0.18.1., hlclilA.y. convicted of ncelYlng
'stolealoods, , ll -•,, • - , - - - . .JaSte7B
•
Atll l l
COII4,_,SALES•
iNeeeetieneeeee,eAreir.r.r.one
- . rr R. R. RIOTESON & 00.
BOOTS, SHOES' AND CARPET'S'
• FOR 213E' JILIZZION:
SMITHSON'S , EMPORIUNII,
StKINV , "O7IIITTEUAVIINVE;
,
• Messrs. H. B. SMiTHSON flo:,_takoprietors of
:the well known Mammoth. AucttokHouse are crea
ting an excitement consequent upon the arrival of
*new; iloOds which are beim sold at remarkable low
' • sec' 'Goods 'of every variety: the finest, sewed
'tot! : the. Most fashionable balmoral. gaiter:l.6nd
anklet shoes.' :dippers. "do, blankets,
~ gannets,
cloths. castimeres.onUerr and Carnets. Call an d
examine. 240 trouble to ahowwoods. Ladles%
misses , and 'children' f ern. at almost your own
prices. All :roods wartanted as renresented ttom
ASSIGNEE'S' SALIFIxNo.:7I4 Dia
idoND, LEME .410 N
DAT F RNOON,.
aturry.ll. at 110'clook. will be sold the premises,
by order JAMES 11111134 Y. Assignee, all, the
right, title and Interest of It. C. SIM rtm In lease
of the lot and frame buildings, Its. 7 3 West side of
Diem •nd. Second Wall; uttleg any' city; the lot'
fronting 13 feet on Diamond, and running. back. 311
feet: the
n the lease having Aye years Lorna from Septem•
bee lei, 1363, at annual • rent of 3113, payable
quarterly; and subject 'to all the terms and condl
tions of said lease. .•
Terms cash. 'Posseision given Immediately.
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BY,e: ; act!AlNs.
BANKRUPT NOTICES
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That
on the 1s: day of January. A. D. 1669, a war
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
WILLIAM S. FORSYTHE, of Pittsbnrgb, in the
county of Allegheny and State of Penn,sybrattla. who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on bis own petition:
that the payment of any debts and delivery' of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for
his use:and the transfer of any property by him, are
forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of
the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts. and. to
choose one or more assignees of his estate will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at the
oMce of the Register. Ho. 93 Diamond street, is
the city of Pittsburgh, before S.A.3IIJEL HARPER,
Esq , Register. on the 23d day of. January, A. D.
1869, at 10 o'clock A - . M.
. • THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
tae. U.S. Marshal, es Messenger.
rrHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
• •
on th e sth day of January,• A. D.. 1869, a
Warrant In Bankruptcy was Issued against the' : ,
ESTATE OF ROBERT A. NORRISON,S
Of Allegheny.Olty, le thruorinty. of Alleglomay. and
State of Pennsylvania, rho b een ',Nudged a
Bankrupt, on hls ownpetition: that the payment of
any debts and delivery of say property belonging to
Buell Bankrupt to him or for his use, and the trans
,
fer of art. Uroperty by. him, are forbidden .by law:
that *meeting -of the ireditors•of the said Rank=
rapt, to'prove tlielt•debta, and 10 choose' one or
more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Conn
of Bankruptcy,' to• be-holden it No. 11Q Federal.
street,- Allegheny City„ Allegheny county, Pa.itsi,—
fore JOHN N. PURVIANCE, Esq., Register, on the
25th day of February, A. D. ISB9, at 10 o'clock
THOMAS A:ROWLEY.
U. S. Marshal: as Meisensei
11321
THIS IS TWGIVEIIrOTICE That
on the 4th day of Jannuaryi A. D. 1869.
a Warrant in Dankrtiiptcy was issued ,against the
- ESTATE OF ISAAC BOOM;
Of Allegheny City, in the County of Allegheny, and
State of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged.% bank
rupt, on his own petition; that the payment 'ot any
debts and delivery of any propertybelongingto shah
bamkrupt to him or for his use, and the transfer of any
property' by him are forbidden bylaW: that it meeting
of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more assignees of ills es
tate, will he held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden' at the office of the Register, No. 93 Dia
mond street. in the city of Pittsburgh, before BAII
- HARPER, Esq., Register., on the '4th day or
Febrtutty; A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock X.
THOMAS A.SGTWLEY...
_II. - S. Marshal. as Blessenrer
Sa6:d3o
TTHIS IS TO GIVE! NOTICE that
on the 4 h day of January, A. D. 1869, &war
rant In bankruptcy was 'lnnen against the estate of
THOMAS ; : WALTER DAY
Of Allegheny city, in the county of Allegheny and
State of Pennsylvania, woo has been adjudged
&bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and delivery of any property belonging
to such bankrupt to him or for his use, and the.
transfer of any property by Lim are forblddenby
law; that a meeting of the - creditors of the said
bankrupt to prove their debts and to clioose one or
more Assignees of his estate, will be held as &Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 116 Federal
street:Allegheny City, Allegheny &nay,' Pezrna.,
before JOELN N. PURVIANCE, Esq., Register, on
the 14th day ofFebruary, A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock
. THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
11. S. Marshal. as Messenger
Ja3:eso
IN THE .DISTRICT COURT O 1
J. THE UNITED STATES FOR THE WEST
AIM DISTRICT O.F.PENNSFI.VANIA:
In the matter ef FREDERICK KESSLER of Al
legheny city, Allegheny county. Pa., Bankrupt, -No.
1080 In Bankruptcy. at Pittsburgh, on the aid
DAY OF DECEMBER. A. DD. 1888. -
To wltom It may concern
' Tlie undersigned hereby gives notice of his .ap
pointment as Assignee of FREDERICK KESSLER.
of A lleghenv.City, in the county of Allegheny, and
State otPenusvlvania, within said District, who
has been adjudged a bankruPt upon his own peti
tion, by the District Coast of said District.
JAMES MURRAY, Aseltnee,
de241:191111 AttOrneT•at-Law..li Fifth avenue.
•UTHE DISTRICT' COURT. OF :
THE UNITED STATES, for the Western Dia
tr ct of Pennsylvania.
DENNIS A. BOLAND, a Bankrupt Under the Act
of Congress of March 2d, IS67,having applied fora
discharge from Ml his debts, and other claims prov
able under said Act, by order of the Court notice Is
hereby given to all persons who have proved their
debts, and other persons interested, to ap - Dear on
20th DAT OF JANDART."IB69. at lti o'clock'
A. Y., before SAMUEL HARPER, req. Re
gister, at his office, No. 23 Diamond street:Pitts
burgh. Yentas., to show cause, if any they have,
why a discharge should not be granted to the- said
•
bankrupt. • •
S. C. McCANDLESS, Clerk.
TIOROCLANIA.TION. • • • •
CIIT OF . ALLEGMNY, SS:
In aceordange with tbe . Act of Assembly Ineerpoiti•
sting said City of Al legheny, and the several sup
„pletnetas thereto, I. SIMON DRUM, Mayor pf said
city, do Lisuothis lay Proelamition, that onthe
Second Tuesdny . of Jarman-, A. D. 1869,
Being the IS th day of ~s aid month, the .freemen - of
said ell,. qualified to vote for members of the Donee
of itenreseistattreit ,of this Coinmonwealth, shall
meet and by ballot eleett-7 - -
One person to serve as Director of Poor of said
city.
Also, on tne same day. the emended electors of the
various Wards of the city will elect by ballot mein-.
okra of CouacliN. as follows:- • . • •
• First Ward-Two members of Common Council.
Second Ward-Three members of Common Council.
Third Ward-Four members of C rnmon-Counell.
• Fourth Ward-Four memnerirof Common . Connell.
Fifth Ward-Two members of Common Connell.
Sixth Ward-Two members of Common Connell.
Seventh Ward-Two members of Common Connell.
Eighth Ward4Two mersbers of Select Oeuncil ant
two members of Common Council.
Each of whole shall be qualified to acne AS Diem-r
bert of the House of lle_presentatives of this Com
monwealth. residente of the Wards in which they
shall be elected, and qualified voters thereto.
Attheeleatiesi to be held'as albresald.' on- TUBS
DAT, the 14th day, ofJannau, A. D. nog. ;
• The:electors of the Vlrrit:Ward shall Meet at the
Public School Bosse la said Wird. _
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The :electors of the 133313 ad Ward shall meet at the
Public School Donee la said Ward,
'I he electors of the 'First -Prechmt of the Third
Ward shalt meet at the Public School ROl/10 in salt War d. ..
The electors of tits Second Precinct of the Third
Ware shall hest tittle house or Ccl. George Derst:
on the corner of East. lame and street._ •
The elector/ of OM , Met "Precise. of the Fourth
Ward shell meet at.tite "_Sitmenehy Street, Public
Scheel Donee. ' • •
The electors of theSeeold Precinct of the Fourth •
Ward shalt meet at the - bones of John tiordon cor
tier of frhestatt and Mote streets., - • -1
The elector* f tke Flit Ward shall meet at the -
FuhihtSchool,l3temail center of ,Chartierit and May.
cite str-ets.
TbeeLeetors thitStoth Ward shell meet the
Public School Boric, corner, t Chanters and !Juni
ata etreets a :::::l.
The electors of the Seventh Wird shallme et atthe
-Luta Deems - In s aid Ward .
Toe electors of the Itightit Ward shell meet at the .
'PublieSehoOl HMSO of said Ward. * • •
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
I h e ed and seal of the City of Allegitelyi, -
L. S. Daimon/ day of January. the year o f
our TAW one thousand eight hundred and
sixtpoine.: • ••• 1 , • • •
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4.l7lPlar:OP Ainsicrarrron. •
,PAttabursh. Decembet , SibtN 1888,
014G 4 E.—;leilib `.4.lls*inient for
- u#,ART,NG . ; . •
Si adman Street. (rent Trienty•sixtb
to Twenty•elibth Street;
• Also, for (liadlog. Paolo/and Ccrblur
Vine Street,. from Reed tio
Alll3 •
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?Miltenberger Street. front Fifth Menne
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to 'At. Patriek's Alley.
Also for the Board Walk on the
Greensburg Pike, from Mellon's terse: to
Center Avenue., „ ,
Are now ready for exartilnatlon; and VIII ha. urn at
%btu office oath TUESDAY, January sth, ..18119,
when tuey will tie rata, ned .to Atte City. :Treasurers
()dice for collection.
R. J. MOO
Jrs:c3l.
IiitONEY I . MONEN - I I-84;009-,.to •
Ili invest la 11. Mortgage on,C9anty
Pro 7 ' fbr term of three years. • • • •
00, to loan on Bond and Mortgage for t years. •
WANT ECD—isnalneas or .tegonmiodatien raper to
the amountof r ißilo,ooo; time from 00-days to 41-
months: _
WANTED—To exehango a arm r of 140/tures ei•
Wagon Missouri . for a. gamily Horse and I:4)ring:
Apply to B. MeL AIN * CO,
Curiaer Ppartli ay. apt bwithaela .
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