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PNIGB nuiumrs
°MOE OP Pyriuncriton . GAZETTE,
Wnius•pane's . , February 24,1869. , ite
Trade in general merchandise contin
; nes dull; with but little prospect, at,
preient, of any immediate improvement'
• The demand for most of the leading
• commodities is confined mainly to sup
' 1. plying immediate wants; and, as a con
;
sequence, the volume of business, In the
-;.; aggregate, is light. Groceries firm but
- not quotably higher. Grain dull and 1
unchanged, and thesame is true in- re
gard 'o Flour. Provisions easier ' , in
conseejtence of the break in the. Hog
• market. ' •
, . ,
APPLE BU .1...ha-Firmer: 75 to 85c.
APPLES . -Dull but unchanged; .'"regn
• lar sales in store, at 13®11.5 per bbl. as to
quality. - • - •
• BUTTER-In fair demand and prime
• to choice roil steady at 38(4)40. - ••,.
• t BUCK WHEAT . 3 L01111,...Du1l at 3X.
DEANS-43,25 to $3,50 per bushel.
CRANBERRIES -Sales at 118 to $2O.
CORNMEAL-411 to $l,lO per bushel. •
CHEESE -Fialesof New York Goshen ; •
23)4 ®24.
CARBON OIL-Is a shade easier bat
, ! unchanged at 34034 X, in a jobbing:way.
• ; DRIED FRUIT-Peaches steady at 13
. • ®l4 for quarters; 15016 for mixed, and
1 0®1 2 ®2O
cts for.. haling, as to quality: 'Apples
1• ' • •
EGGS--Firmer and in better demand;
- sales fresh packed at 25. •
• FLOUFW-Dull and neglected bur nn
changed.' Spring Wheat , 0 0 0 57,50, and
Winter Wheat: at 18,00 4
50. Rye Flour
• $7,50.' The . Pearl Mill quote their beet
brands made of the beat Wheat, - 'as fol
lows: Extra Family Flour, in barrels,
at 69,30, and, sacks, $9,00 por barrel;
- 'Double, Extra Family, in barrels ? $lO,OO,
and, iff Backe,' $0,70 per barrel; Spring
Wheat Flour, in barrels, $7,80, and, In
sacks, • $7,50 per barrel. The 'City Mills'
quote prices as follows: Extra Family,:
• (Whiter) in barrels, $9,30, - and, in' Sacks,
.g 9,00 per barrel; Double Extra Family,
in barrels, 19,80 and , in sacks, $0,50 per
- barrel, and Spring; $B,OO, in barrels, and
. $7.70. in sacks, per barrel.
•
FEATHERS -Live - Geese Feathers
quoted at 75® S&Ls, to the trade, and
the usual advance in a retail way. • •
GRAIN--Wheat is • exceedingly dttll,
and sellers are obliged to accept tow
prices in order to effect sales; No. 1 Red
•Winter may be quoted at 11,55, and No:
- • 1 Spring at $ 1 ,48011,50. Sale 5 cars of
the former. On.private terms: 'Oats dull
but held firmly at 65,566 on track, and.
67068 in store: Prime • Yellow , Corzi is ,
firm at 80, thougtrthe demand continues
very light; mixed.ls. Rye Is in steady
demand•at $ 1 ;43(x,81.45. Barley, may be
quoted at $ 2 ,10®12,20, for -, prime gy
choice Spring.. • • '
GROCERIES-.The market Tor Sugars
although firm is less . excited, and for
some days past tbere has been no ad
. Vance, though holders, generally, pre
not free sellereat- uotations., It begins
tolook, 'judging from present indica.
tions, that the clima# 'has been reached,
and that .‘ a reaction is near at hand,
though it is difficult •to con jecture with
• any degree' of accuracy. There is one
• thing certain, the demand will be con
siderably reduced, unless prices go lower
again.
Comm.-20g to 250 for fair to prime;
• • good, 23. to 23Xc, and choice, 2635 to 27e.
Sunans- Crushed, Powderd and
Granulated, 20xc; "A," Coffee.
19xc; "B," Coffee. 19y,c; Extra "C," 19e;
"C" 18X. Choice New Orleans and
• Port Rico, 16c; prime,l 15 35 ; fair 14 35c; g00d, 13 3 ; . Choice Cuba, 15c; medium to
, • prime MX ©1434c.
31ouAss)m--.Cnoice N 'lv Orleans, 90;
prime do 115 good, 80.
Srurrys--Lovering,sl,os: Drips,
• ®51,20; Long - Island. 87: BOoth,& Edgar,
90c; lower grades, 65c®78c..
• Rren--oarolina, 11. to 1135 c; Rangoon,
• good, 10c; primo to choice, 10X to 103;c.
TEAS-Yoring Rya:in, $l,lO to I,&S, G.
-• P., $l,lO to 1,90. Imperial, $1,40 to
1,80. Oolong, 85 to $1,45. Son Chong, 90c
to $1,50.
STARCH—PearI, 734; Silver 4 310.98,123ie,
and Corn Starch, 14c. \
CONCENTRATED LFE-48,00 per case.
F.nurrs-Layer Raisins, $4,00 per box;
Matt do, 18,25; Prunes, \ 150; Currants,
14c.
•,
. Smcns-Casate, 90o; Cloves, 4 5e; grain
' Pepper, 36 to 38c; Allspice, 33c; Nut..
ut
egs, $1,50. -
Bea o -1235c; Shot, s3,sope .
r bag
SoArs--"Babbit's " 12c;..
1134 c; Rosin; 5 to ' 7c; 4 "Dolibin's," 15c;
Wax, 10c; Chem. Olive, 9,40:
Casuuns-Monld, 16c; Star, 25e.
Br CaBB SODA-17,50 per 100.\ a; •
HAY-There is no improve ent to
note in the'demand and - widle the mar
ket is dull with a supply largely in ex
cess of the . demand prices , • are
changed-$20025,• on wharf, as ta quality.
HO MINY - 4 6 .25®5650. per barrel.
P ROVISIONS--Marketis .shade eas. •
ler, andprices.a littliroffish. • Shoulders
15®15X. Ribbed. Bid* ,47 617,36
Sides 18®18X, • and I Ma ”sirloX®axr
Lard,.20 1 ,4 in tierces, and 21 oe in
Mess Pork 883 00@p3,50,• •,• ,
LARD OIL-May be quoted at 11;354@
$1,37..f0r No. 2, and 1 1 .68®11,70 for No. L
ORORANGES-14,00 per *ix; • "
S-45@i16 pin+ bbl.' ;;::
POTATOES--Dull • but 7 -unchanged;
small sales in store at 86085. . • r
PEA N11T8.7.10 cts. per lb.
SEEDS -Small sales of Clover Seed
at $ 10 ® 10 . 5 9,•as to quality, and Timothy.
at $3,50; ?lax Seed.is firmer, and we now.
quote at #2,,45@i2,50. •
SAI/P-ile quiet but. steady,: and is still
quoted at $2 by the carload. • • •
hOßGEltilif-60070 cts.
_.
TA LLOW--Rendered. 12c.
WHISKEY-High wines areundisn
id At 95®97, in a lobbing way. g.
Markets by Telegraph,
NEW Youx, February 24.—Cotton dull
and m(4);ic lower, with sales of 1,300
bales at 29M, ®29,14c for middlinguplands.
Fiotir dull and s(a 10c . lower; receipts of
5,627 bbls, with salsa of s,loobas at 85,50
06,35 for superfine 'State and western,
8 5 ,351®6,90 for extra State, .86,25017,15 for
extra western, $7,2A08,15 for white wheat
extra, $6,6508,00 for round hoop Ohio,
for
87,5g00d t o o ®B,sor extra
choice do. ;
closi S. Loui n4. s a dull andnd 89 ®l2
heavy. Rye Flour steady, with sales of
300 bbls at $5,25®7,25, and 300 bbls do.
to arrive on the °petting of the river at
17,00. Corn Meal in moderate request,
with sales of 1,000 bbls at 81.90a5,00 for
western r and $5,00 for Brandywine.
Whisky dull;. fillies of 400 bbls at 95c for •
western free, Wheat heavy and le lower;
receipts of 6,176 bus, with sales of 59,000
bus - at'11,54®1,57 for No. 2 spring in
store and afloat, 81,64 for No. 1 do. in
store, 8.1,82 for amber - western, 81,82,
foramber Canada; and white California
on - private terms. Rye is ' dull and
lower, with sales of 1,000 bus west
ern at 51,43. Barley 'without decided
change; sales of 3,000 bush °holm State
on private• terms, 'and 1,500 bush Ger
man in lots at 82,30. • Barley Malt dull.
Corn; receipts 12,399 bush; market a
shade easier; sales of 4,700 bush, at 89 !-5
(4)91c for new mixed western; 940 for
white Jersey, and 9 4a93c,f0r white south
ern. Oats; receipts 5,775 bush; market
dull; Sales of 17,000 bush, at 73 1 0 for
western in store, and 75c for do. , afloat.
Rye dull and quiet. SugaCuba a r firm and ac
tive;-sales of 8,000 hhds t 133‘(4)
143ic; sales also of 2,100 boxes of Savan
na at /3®15%c. Molasses quiet; sales of
2.000 bbls New Orleans at 87M®90c.
Petroleam quiet, at 2M for crude and 36e
for refined tondo& Hopequiet. Leather;
Hemlock sole firm, and in good demand
at previous prices. Wool quiet; Hales of
250,000 pounds, at 46;44®51c for domestic
fleece;. 9504,81,17 lbr scoured, and 44®
480 for pulled., Coat quiet,St 15,50@f:1,75
for domestic. ' • Linseed Oil moderately
active,- at- 81;03®1,05 In casks and
barrels. 'Spirits •Turpentlne quiet.•
,Pork• firmer, • • with' • moderate de-
Mandy sales f fof :'O5O bble; tit , 1181,76®
132,00 for new Mess; 831,25(4)531,60if0r'
old do.; 526.00(4427,50 for prime; 828,75(4)
130.50 for pime mess; also, sales of bun
bbls a new' for sellers for April at
#82,00. Beef dull: sales •of bbls at
$14;00®16,50 ler new plain mess; $14,00®
$14,50 for extra meas. Tierce beef quiet;
sales of 900 tierces at 8253,00W00, 'for
prime ; mess, and . 830,00(41830,50 'fcirin
diana meas.- . • Beef hams dull and heavy;
sales of-100 bbla $ 28 ,000134,00. Cut
Meats quiet heavy; sales of - 130 pkgs
'at 13,$)914M and o for ' shoulders; 1714(4)18Na'
for. Dressed hOgw'heavyat 12X(4)
13)4c for Western; 13;4®14c lot city.
Middles dull; dales of 300 boxes Odin
berlanii cut at 150.• Lard firmer; saim
of 1,600 tierces. at • 17 3 / 4 ®19X0 ••for
steam• - rendered, and 193•1®20ge for
kettle rendered; also, sal of ,
PITTSII.II‘../1 Mmilub - T. tierces steam; toiler, March and ell
Apri 3 l, 2se at
_ " • ' 'l9°. • Butter : firm at iis®3so for Ohio •'
PENVA CENTRAL &roux Mums, Cheese fir m...Metals—Sheathing Co per .
-- WsurmsDAY, Feb, 24, -18112. „S• ' "steady at 33c; Ingot 'OoPoer .Unsettled 'at
CATTLE ---Thus far, t hi s - wee 4 k;'sh ern `263•60 for Baltimoreeand 2630 for Lake.
has been but, compustliely little done Pi g moderate request and steady
at 840(4)43 for Scotch, and 136©42
in Cattle, and. .notwithitaridin4 there Is American; bar %Met at 8 9 0092,50 for
i. a fair attendance .of buyers botli fro m ~fined English and American; sheet qui:
Philadelphia and New York, the sales 'at 14 1 ,0 0 @i+3,00, gold, for /leads. Nails
; have been remarkably light. From Sat, a stelid apjara d ta g a ul ha e a, " a t a s d @ ker icl d r it u r t l2 , o 9 e r V:4)
urday, up until noon to-day,the sales all ae.
a. told do not reach •••otte hundred head,— Lutist-410m. closed • ctuu and 515100
; not enough to make a good sized d rove . lower on medium ,and good arades.
Wheat steady for spring, with a limit e d
it is thought, however, that hWh
.37t0-MarraW export demand; market dull and heav
the market will'open up in earnest , and foiwinter grades: Rye dLUI and -heavy
'• 4 that, business will impmve , materially, at 81;40(4)1,43 for western. - Oats dull and
• heavy, with / though there la one thing certain that , Y, h saleaat 7330 for- western in
score Corn quiet at 89®90 for new mixed
in the . Meantime. buyers western . . Pork quiet, at 131,75082 'tar
come up a little or else sellers will bave nevi Mesi, caah'andregulak d u x
- 4- to let doWn. The receipts to-night , and mar et in buyers • eat Meats
• and ' an d 'd
to-morrow , It e x P eeted ' wi l l be large
_'and 'lltiletat'l9lllo9.l-1,11101 d eclining
Eit Lar atti l
about 75 or 80 car loads, and it is probe.- Eggs m a 8 s t ea d y • a t• .
•; ts# FM ghte
tle this is what made' buyers hold Off
. ..to Lf . LelPool - firmer; With engagements
today, thinking that with an - inOreaselt • fo r t wW. bum Yfneatt Per. Steanier , Oy
:number e . n sale there world , he a better a G00ar.„. ...
, e dry
goothda—
ehance to break the. market. - The New , rather mareiliverable, whir a n a
Impr oy, un toyed
,•' 7 York market Is reported as having' been ' inquiry for textile ,' fabrics , ' althatibi the
hard this week, and this had its Influence market is still dtill'enanght':bnt prioss,
in the liiefintime, 004tInue utiPh4nged.
ibere, in restricting bush:lass, and retard-
Familypi
; log operations* The 'following is utichange and firm. grikt
• t•bf the sales since the dato.of bur last sold at $6 50®7
40r ..• _ , • No, 1 ;wheat at re ar
WEDNESDAY, • now nerd at 81,52. Corn 84©650 for ear
wErmsDAY, February 17. —Ke ys to and shelled. Oats 68©600 for No.l. Rye
Traurman - dr, Co. 11 head,. weligking at 81,15, and the 'supply light, Cotton is
- .
X ! ,x •
)1". t
, .
11,425, at $ 6,50; same to same 8,.
weigh.
ing 7,050, at 5; Hazinwood * Blaekstook
for Hardesty to Bicses 13, - weighing
13,775 at 6@7y 3 . f
TRURSDAY, Februaiv 18.--Holmes,
Lafferty & Co. \ for Calhoun dt Co. to
Berry, 67 steers, weighing 81,850, at 7,25;
in
same for McFadde to 52, Co. 51,17 5, at 6,25; n
letcherKell to y
Aull & Co.
12, weighing 9,550, at 5; same to Wend
fall k Co. 14, wei ning• 17,550, at, 7,50;
same to same 3, we ghl - ng 4,125, at 5,60;
Kinsey to Shambe 16 oxen and steers,
weighing, 15,700; Evans to Klemen 11,
weighing 14,275, at 7,75., Holmes, Lafferty
& Co. for Stouffs fo Moses & Co. 18,
weighing, 17,850, at 5_,80f Hedges & Tay
lor for Stafford to Doren 17, weighing
20,850, at 7,30; Smith dr Blue for Shepard
to Kelly 5, weighing 4,800, at 4,60; same
for Browning to same /1, weighing
12.425, at 6,40.
FRIDAV, February' 19 .--Allerton to
Beach,. Prl , y & Co, 77, weighing 101,775,
7,62 1
WErer: Ai, February 24 .—Hedges &
Taylor flirldeek to Mahon 20; weighing
18,700,1 at 0,640 Trauman dt. Co. to Ma
hon-1 steer, 'weighing 1,845, at B,so;,Prin
gle to Kiern & Martin 2 oxen; weigh
,Mg 2,97kat 6. an
••- . -
• HOGS -;-The" Hog , market from, the
date of our lait report - up until to-d#y,
hasheen very sick, and prices have de
•clined fully two' dollars per hundred,
causing those who have been holding for
a week or so to lose 1250 to 8800 per car
load.' It will be remembered that in the
in the early part of last week, there was
cte an aterkmulation at these yards,
the o wn e r being unable to get what'
they asked, 13)4@)14; held ' them over.
o t i
but finding the t he market wiis getting
worse instead o better, they either sold
or Shipped efts , s and : in both cases suf.'
fered a heavy 1 . Dttring•Monday and
Tuesday of title week, the demand. was
verliht, and 11 eta w' oer
that y co u l d be obtained fOr as
prithethe beat
Philffa..
delphia Hogs. To-day, under 'the tuflu
,ence of a slightly improved demand, the
market was stronger - and hig w., her, sales
having been made at nvorYork.
Hogs, also, a little stronger to-dav, and
sold at 9M6i.10. The:sales were as fol
lows : - , .
Saturday, Feb.. 20„ ' 798
Monday,Feb. 22 • 268
Taesday:Feb. 23 818
Wednesday,-; Feb. 24 ' 463
SHEEP-The Sheep market has been
fairly active this week, and under the
infitteifee ()fa good- demand, prices have
been, fully sustained, and, in -somein
stane6x, slight advance estab li shed.
Therb. s was a Avery good tennce of
buyers,
,both from Philadelpat da
hia and New
York u and all the Sheep, especially the
best, grades, were taken at - full prices.
Quotations may be, given at 566 ctg, for
common to fai r,
follows :
and 667 cis for prime to
extra. The sales were as foll
Monday, Feb.e 22 A CIO
Tuesday, Feb. 23 ..
Wednesday, Feb. 24
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PITTSBURGH , GAZETTE : THURSDAY': FEBRITAr. ' :BY 25, d.E.69.
dull - but not lower; middlings 2834 e. To
'bate° In good demand; sales - 215 hhds;-- .
and 37 basing; at $6,20©10, and leaf $l2
©27,30. Whisky in good demand at 93e;
sales 1,200 tibia.- Mess pork irregular;
sales 200 bbls city 3125; it is mostly
held at $32. Bulk mea t s are held at 123.4
©1414q the best is not saleable -to any
extent at ••better than 12®14c, though a
small lot .of shoulders was bought at.
12y,c. Bacon"notaidal 'and unchanged,
snd It is held' at 1 4%®143(,©17y,C for
houlders, clear rib and clear slcles;• su
gar cured hams in fair demand at 190
1914 c. Lard dull; no demand and the
prices are nominal; city Is held at 19 . 14 c.
Butter scarce and firm at 33037 c for
fresh. Sugar firm but not higher. Cof
fee unchanged. There is no change in
oil. Gold dull at 132 buying. Exchange
dull at 1,10 baying.
ST. Lops, February 24.—Tobacco un
changed. Cotton; very little doing; mid
dling worth . 28®2814c. p Hemp, dressed
in fair demand at 12,401 ,2,50, Flop dull
and unchanged; Superfine ranges from
14,80®6,25; extra, 15;50©6,75; double ex
tra, $6,2.5©7,75; treble extra, $7,00©9,50;
fancy, $9,75©11,00.1; Wheat - dull and un•
changed; choice red fall sold at 51,80, and
fancy white - itt $2,1231; No. 2 spring sold
at 11.30©1,82. - Corn lower' and unset
tled; 66c for naixedi 67©680 for yellow
and white, and 69©70c, for fancy white.
Oats firm, but quiet, at 62066 c. Barley;
small sales choice fail at 12,75. Rye un
changed at $1,25®1,28. Whiskey higher;
held at 92c. Pork held at /31,00
©31,50, without any buyers. Bulk
meats held firmer; /2o offered and re
fused for loose shoulders up the river.
Nothing doing in Bacon; jobbing lots
can be had at 14c for shoulders; 16M©
163.0 for clear rib; 123ic for clear sides
and 17;4618c for sugar cured hams.
Lardenothing doing, Cattle unchanged
with only moderate local business.
Hogs range at 81.4®10.14c, Receipts—
Flour, 2,500 barrels; Wheat, 12,000 bush
ebs; Corn, 2,400 bushels; Oats, • 3,800
bushels. • •
• CHICAGO, February 24.—Easteru Ex
change is dull and firm at 1.10 per cent.
Off, buying, and 1.10 per cent. premium,
selling. Flour is held firmly at $5,25©
6,623 i for spring extras. Wheat is quiet
and unsettled; N 0.2 opened at 11,15;,,e'
advanced to 11,153„ afterward receded
to $1,15‘, and olpsed at 11,1514(5)1.153
for regtuar sales; this afternoon there
were some sellers at 11,1535. Corn Is dull
ands shade weaker; sales were made of 1
new at 58®59c; rejected ~at 563‘©57c,
market chistng steady at 58®58'0 for
new; shade 'change there were sellers at
58c. Oats are dull and firmer, prices
being W r (K43O higher ; are quoted at
53%©5436c; market closing at 535,;054c.
Rye firm, ringing. at $1,18©1,21 for
winterand fresh receipts of No., 1, dos
ing at 11,191 i ©, { n eg lec t ed es , receipts.
Barley in store and nominal
at $1,85®1,87 for. No. 2, sample lots in
good, demand a /2,10(92,15 for good to
choice. Highwines dull and nominal
at 90c. Provisions dull and firm; safes
confined to 200 bbls Mess Pork at
131,25, and 300 tierces Lard at 18e.
Dressed Hogs steady, closing at 112©12,-
50 for light and heavy lots. Receipts for
past twenty-four, hours-5.705 bbls flour,
8,790 bus wheat, 13,506 bus corn, 7,290
bus - oats, 800 bus rye, 2,616 bus barley,
4,321 bead hogs. Shipments-8.504 bbls
flour, 4,444 bus wheat. 4,642 bus corn,
5,307 bus oats, 2,761 bus rye, 2,8.56 bus
barley, 1,728 head hogs.
CmtveLann, Feb. 24.—Flour is quiet
and steady, with sales of city made at
I 810,75 for treble extra white; $9 for dou
ble extra red and amber; $7,75 for double
extra spring, and $8,75(5)7,25 for extra
red; country made is held at 09(99,50 for
double extra white winter; $7,50©8,25
for double extra red winter, and $6,50r
7,25 for double extra spring. , Wheat;
sales were made of 1 car No. 1 red win
ter at $1,58; 1 car No. 2 do., g 1,45. Corn;
sales of 1 car at 69c. Oats; sales of I car
at 62c. Rye Ls nominal and held at 81,29
61,32 for No. I, and 81,2561,26 for No. 2.
BALTIMORE, February 24.—Flour nom
inal. Wheat dull, with sales prime Val
ley red at 42,15. Corn firm, with sales
mime white al @;9se, and yellow at 86
@Sic. Oats dull y at 70(5)75c. Rye dull at
$1,50©1,55. Mess Pork quiet at 1330
83,50. Bacon quiet, with sales rib sides
at 171. 4 'c, clear sides as 185;c, and shoul
ders at 15xc. Hams at 21c. Lard dull
at 2034 c.
•
TOLEDO, February 24.—Flour quiet
and steady; wheat unchanged and dull;
amber 1,61 on the spot, and 1,65 buying;
March No.l white Michigan 1,85, and No.
2 do. 1.50, all slow of sale. Crn (inlet,
small sales; new at 68, rejected 60,
closing firm at 683 x, for new and 60iz for
rejected. Oats
_quiet and firm; small
sales for 63 for Mighigan; Some holders
ask 65. Rye steady and,firm at.1,28@1.28
for Michigan midi No. 1. Barley tut
changed and quiet.", Dressed hogs dull
and nominal. Clover seed at 9 25.
.
•
PEUT,ADELTRIA, Feb.: 2 4.—Flour is
very dull, and sales were made of north
western extra fam de m an d, $6,75(5)7,50.
Wheat is in limited with, sales
of f red,, at 1 1 , 8 0(g1,00,• and No. 1
ing at 111,76. , Bye Is unchanged.
corn la held.more nrmly; sales of 6,000
busheltypilow,at 82®00o. , Oats. steady
at ...13075& ,-Petrpleum is.",verr quiet,
with sales of crude at 27;4®28c, - and , re
fined at 87(4,37Mce
•Provisions are dull
and dro9ping. , Whisky . is • selling slow
at 97c011.
MILWAUKEE, February 24,—F/our very
quiet andprices unchanged .. Wheat in
aetive at $1,183i for, No. 1, and 1 1 .18 for
N 0.2. • Oats quiet and : steady at twie for
No. 2. Corn unchanged. Bye nominal.
at /1,14a1,18 for No., 1. Barley, quiet at
$1,85@1,88 .for NO. 2. , Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Dressed Bogs dull at
$ l /, 76 ©1250. Aecelpts-3,000 bbla flour.
17,000 bits wheat, 2,000 bus oats, 1,000 bus
corn. 2,000 bus rye, 500 bus barley, 700
dressed hogs. , • . . , :
BUFFALO, February 24.—Flour • dull,
dray lota selling at 6,50©7,50 for western
spring; -8 ,00©8,50,f0r amber western,and
9,50(09,75 for whitewastern: Wheat ROM.
InaL Corn quiet; , 10 ears new changed
;hands at 76;i©77, on trauk; old nominal,
90 in store. Oats nominal. Rye ditto.
Barley 8,10 for Canada;: no salsa: Seeds
firm. , Pork lower, at 82,50. Lard, lower
at 20M, /11gbwines held at 98.®07. : : -.,.
Loursvirms, February 24.--Tobaeco;
sales 817 hlids at full. rates. Cotton 28c:
Mess . Rork - 8 81 ,80®32,00: Lard 4930.
Bacon; shoulders .1 2 11 g clear rib sides
17c; clear "sides 173.i0: ' Balk shoulders
18a; clear rib sides :160; clear sides 16y,0,
all .packed, Flbur $ 5 ,50®0,00. ' Wheat
A1,60®1,60, Corn 60®63e. - Oats 80©620,
Rye (11,48©1,46. Whisky 92@93c. , •
MEMPHIS, Febivary 24 —Cotton ,nom-
Inal at '27;1(448; 'recapts, 129 bales; ex
'torts, 'l5O bales. .FIOUr drill; super s6®7"
Cara- 72p,. Oath 786385. ' Bar 1028.
Bran 24. 'Cornmetil 18.40. Pork'f337 2 5@
34,00. ,Bulk Meats weak; clear s i f t:i lea' 7_ l /,(;)
7;.5; shoulders l7X.- 1 1 ressed its 18.
' CalcsOo; February 24—Cattle. 0r44
—ttog# iipAmeak and drooping; thaws at.
18,37%010 65for common to eltra. Beef
`to
smelly, atf 1 .75105,75 for . common 10 fair,16©.6,85 1 ,
for mediurn. and 87.10
for gßodto extra steers.
, •
2,346
-.4,413
IMPORTS BY RAILRO Po
P/TTt3I4I7ROH FORT WATtis &
care
metal;
Stituto/D, February • 24.-6 care
Nimick & Co; 2 , do ,do Bryan it
Canghey; 2 dodo, John Moorhead: '6 bbis
knitter, A T Canfield; .100 green hides, J.
Hammett & Som.lo bgs need, A Kirkpat
rick & Co: 10 bales broom corn, Ha Mo.
Clelland; 400 eke flour, Watt, Lang &
Co; 100 bbLs do, R D Clark; 10 bags rage,
—;; .'a.
--- . .
- Frazer tt Metzger; 4 bbis eggs, I.do but.'
ter, - Voig4 . Matiood - de tkorte bass eheesea
Graff & /leiter; 10 bbla apples, HRea Jr; 8
cars limestone, Shoenberger, ritair & Co;
2 bbls eggs, Shipton It Wallace; 50 dozen
wooden ware, Haworth & Dewharst; 100
bbls flour, owner; 1 - bbl eggs, 5 P Sbri
ver & Co; ado do, W H Graff& Co; rdo,
Little & Baird; 1 car lumber, Nanz & I
Herchenlo:her.
CALTELANi Am) Prrrshusox Reft.-
rtoAD, February 23.-1 car rye, Citizens
Nat Bank; 6 ears New York ore, Shoen
berger, Blair & Co; 2 do do, Reese, Graff
it Dull; 1 car lumber; R A Clark & Co;
1 car clay, S M Alen 1 do stone, J L L
Knox & Co; 1 do _ pig iron, Wm Smith;
2 cars do, Mitchell, Stevenson t Co; 8
bbli'beans, 6 do eggs. Head &Metzger; 2
tcs hams Hunter & Watson.
Azazenls
bbls 24. mr vAzrxr RAILR AD, Feb.
rna
fisher
—l6O oil, Jas ; 0
do, Bro, 4 bbls eggs, Geo Wilki ns Hoe 2 r 4 ;
2 cars metal, John Moorhead; 5 do lime
stone, Shoenberger t ,Blair; 1 dd metal,
Brown & Co; 2 do do, McKnight ] t Co; 1
do, H Woods! es; 15 bbls apples, Thomas
Logan; 51 sks ats, Adams & Austin; 46
do, Scott 4 isal; large lot marketing,
Owners, ,
1 ,
ALLEottExty STATION, February 24.
a cars wheat,T Kennedy & Bro; 12
%eke flax seed, Ewer, Hamilton dr, Co; 172
aka corn. Rose, & Ewing; 1 car I corn, .M
Steel & Son; 12 ddls broom cord, H'Ger
wig; 100 bbls flour, Geo Stewart; 20 green
hides, Lappe & Weise.
Pinsaultorf AND CommtisviLLE
RAILROAD, February 24.-1 car metal,
John Moorhead; 1 car metal, Bryan &
Caughey; 02 bge rags, Christy & Ben
ham; 12 pgs sundries, Smith'. Johnston
it Co; 24 kegsnails, G W
itCo. Paul; •' , 5 ddo
McGinneas Co. '
RIVER NEWS.
A ------ ,
The Over was" falling last evening.
with nine feet , five inches in channel by
Monongahela marks. Weather contin
ues very cold, and we noticed some new
made ice in the Allegheny yesterday af
noon. Thermometer at seven o'clock,
A, sr. yesterday, was down to 17, and at
'noon had risen to 28,
Business continues fairly active at the
landing, with considerable freight offer
ing; and the boats loading seem to be
getting their share.
The R. C. Gray, Capt. Isaac R Whitta
ker, Ezra Yining, clerk, Is announced
for Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Grey Eag;e, arrived and departed
as usual for Parkersburg. and the Bay
ard, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, is the regular
packet for to-morrow.
The Sallie from - Louisville, has arrived
and will at once commence Idading for
Missonri River. She is one of the fleet
est and. most substantial boats - that
comes to-this port.
The Kenton, from Portsmouth, is due
here to-day.
The Carrie V. Konntz, made a trial
trip yesterday. We did ' not hear
how her engines worked, but presume
they performed as well as expected.
, The Glasgow, Capt. Andy Robinson.
Jr., is announced to leave for Cincinnati
,
, an
The A d Lisville this evenin
M
ou rmadillo, Capt. cCarty, is fill
ing up steadily for St. Louis, and will be
the first boat out. The - Mary Davage
and barges are also up for St. Louis.
—Bids for the transportation of United
States Army supplies from St. Louis to
various military posts on the Missouri
river opened on Saturday. Owing to the
number and complication of items it
was decided to only read the bids 'for
transportation of freight from St. Louis
to Fort Benton. The bids for this ser
vice were as follows:
Durfee Ot Peck—St. Louis to Benton,
March, 56,85 per leo lbs; June 57. Sioux
City to. Benton—March, 84,65; June, 55.
C: M. Seaman—St. Louis to Benton,
March, 53; July, 510: Sioux City to Ben
ton, same.
Vincent Yore-L -St. Louis to Benton the
entire season at 87,50. Sioux City to
Benton, the same, 86,50.
John P. Keiser At Co.—St. Louis to Ben
tMaron, March. 86; July, 58; Sioux City,
ch, 8.5; July, 86,66; or during the en
tire season at $7,20 from St. Louis, and $6
from Sioux City.
i l H. K. Hazlett—From St. Louis during
march, 154,75; April, 57,20; May, 57; June
and July, 5 7 i -2 0; August and Septembert
1 1 57; October, 814,40. From Sioux City,
March, 53,25; April, $4; May to - Septem
ber, $5,50.
John N. Bolinger—From St. Louis du•
ring theseason, $5,40. From , Simix City,
84,00.
Joan Lawrence—From St: Louis du
ring the season, 85,60. From Sioux
City, $4,60. .
—The question as to who has been
awarded the contract for transporting U.
S. Army supplies is not as yet settled. By
the way one of our contemporarlea corn
plimenta"certain gentlemen for what
they will do if awarded the contract.
- Now, certainly, Captain Hiram K. Has- • ,
lett, the contractor of - last year, is cer- ,
tainly deserving of great commendation ,
fer .what ,he has done. Captain H. sent ,
up last season quite a number of boats I
loaded with army supplies, and Of the
whole number so sent but one was lost.
Captain H. Is a bidder for the contra ct
this year, and has under control the fol- 1
loviing steamers."vizt Carrie V. Konntz,
"Hiram, Salle. Peninah, Andrew Ackley,
-IdaStorikdale and Urilda. These steam
'fzirs were built expressly for the moon
tain trade, and are in every respect up
tooth° requirementaof the Rord of. Un-
'derwriters. The Carrie V. Kountz and 1
Hiram are entirely; now,-84 LOWS .1?o•
publican 24th.
—A St. Druis telegram under date of
Monday says: Ice is making rapidly In
the Upper Mississippi, and navigation la'
lemporarily suspended in that stream.
The storm has extended far to the West
and the Northwest, and the , Missouri is
'cleeed again at Omaha, and bele*, and
( the Weather very cold. The Barge Com
:pariyis preparing to send five tows , per
week to New Orleans. They design to
charter the Mary' Alice, Sam - Brown and
Atlantic, in addition to , their present
towboats.. The propeller E. G. Good. has
Just brought out of the Illinois river
81,600 bushels` - of corn in' bulk and a
large lot of sundries. It is expected
great quantities of bulk grain will come
'out of that river this season. The Glen
dale will lie here and repair damages re
ceived by , the late Ate in the Ohio river.
—The Clarksville Chronicle says there
ha's been no time since the war that so
on the
CmaamnYbeblrlaantedh•airaVeatbeperneserunnt;:lige Cairo
Packet Company have changed time. •
from tri-weekly to a daily line. Form
erly it wits almost like tnaking a trip to
New , York to ga from our eity . . - to Amin.
calm or Cariet .but under the present
arrangement you will arrive ' at Paducah'.
in twelve hours' from the time of de-'
partnre. - ' - -: -, ---- -,
-e-The largest tow that -fies, ever gone
over the fails since putting up the bridge
piers was taken down by Captain. Pink
Varble on Saturday last. , The tots vex
made by the W. H. l Brown, under mom.
mand of Captain Smith, being eighteen
thousand barrels of salt and ten thou
sand,bushele of coal. The, bargeS Were
taken over seven abreast.
.=Steamboat tains are not o ft en
"t
an" aken
of In d one for," but the "city
m the Mehis Appeal tells how
the captain of nt the Memphis and
one
111=3
New Orleans packets iihad a hand put
curbircel-br acouplept-pretended sugar.
buyers and a scrumptious female. Some
four or five' hundred dollars changed
hands on the occasion. t
—Mr. Collins, first mate of the Gov
ernor Allen, who was shot on Tuesday,
on the landing at New Orleans, by
the second mate of the Allen,, died on
Wednesday, and was .buried on Thurs
day.
The Messenger, New. Orleans to
.sburgh, was at , .Loulsville on Monday,
the Kate Pntnam, Pittsburgh to
; hville, passed Evansville the same
The Camelia left Cincinnati fcT Pitts•
h on Monday. Among other items
eight, she has over I,soo_scks corn.
,
e Lorena arrived at Cincinnati on
day night, and the New York was
cted in same night.
line of boats 'between Vicksburg
tShreveport is talked of this season,
he Glendale arrived at St. Louis all
on Monday.
bur. i
of 11
Mo
sap
and
righ
River and Weather.
,"1/31:ILLE. February 24.—Weather
and cool. River falling, with nine
wo inches of water in the canal.
Lo'
clear
feet t
STRAIKBOATS
I' OR KANSAS CITY
51'. JOSEPH AND OMAHA,.
—The splendid steamer
SALLIE Cart. T. S. CALHOUN.
Will leave for the above ports on SATURDAY,
Math Inst., at 4 o'clock P. W.
For freight or passage apt; on board or to
JOHN FLACh. J. I t. OLLINW
GOOD.
CO., &CO Ag 5.1e2.4,111
N ORT HERNLINE uga gr at ,
PAC X ET.z-FOR GALENA
AND DUBUQUE.
SAVANA ' Capt. ROBERT ISHERWOOD,
toi commence loading for ?kJ above and rmedlatepoints on the firstiot March. and will
go through without reshipping. For particulars
apply. to,
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD, Agent,
fe=:i97 ..or R. C. littAY. '
MORTH _ERN LINE
...LAIMi
A.l PACKET.—The.new ; andsengiu
splendid • . I .
MI NNKAPOLIS• Capt. J. B Iltionis.
Wilt leave fur Si'. PAUL. about the 10th of
Apr Lt.nd go through direct. This splendid
steamer offers very superior ACTOMMOCat lons for
pl' sengers and stock. Fort patliculars apply to
- FLACK & COLLIA 6' WOOD, Agents
te'.2:oB " rB. C. MCAT.
VO ciNclNNATiand_
.i: LO ISVILLE.—The fine pas
sengers nmer
GLAS IV • Capt. ANDREW ROBINSON. J.n.
Wit
lea o for the above and Intermediate ports
on THIs PAY, 25th Inn , at 4 1.'. - ae..
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
FLACK & COTINUWOOD.
(. 4 11111081' i C -
JAMES COLLI ' A,
Pliii CHARLES BA BB as. Agents.
FOR ST. LOUIS. .- The aget
n.e,passen K er steamer ,
ARMADILLO •" Cipt. A. Itlceim,
%tilt leave PH. the "above and all intermedLate
ports, on THIS DAY. 25th inst., at 4 P. M.
Fox:freight orp‘ssage apply on board, or to
,
O. 1 - I;LHIlteeT & CO..
fe2o FLACK & COLLINtiWOOD„ Agents.
pITTSBURGH,
Adria
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's 'Wharf Boat, foo - t of Wood
Street,
• DAILY, AT 1.2
TUESDAYS AND ranytTs.-
BAYARD.... A. S. SIIEPAIYILD. Xaater.
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
utzr EAGLE C L. BEENNAN. Master..
Freight 'still be received at all hours by
sell J AMES COLLINS.
Anent.
N i ° 1 " 04 =):1 - 4U: 2 1
O VERPOOL ANDairk
Q EEN:4TOWN.
Tile! • MAN 2ILtL STEILIUSIZIPS.
Numbering sixteen Mit-Maas vessels,
in- mtbe celebrated among
CITY OF PABin, ' CITY OP ANTWErp,
CITY OF BOSTON, CITY OP BALTIMORE,
Bailing EVERYIT6. 1 1Yom Pier 4b.
W rk
I River, New Yo. For uassage or Butler
infunna.ton *Duly to
BINGILLII,
TO IIFTTI STRI RT. iChroetcle nun , One.
%.Ir)v oponsitt Post I inle , ...Pwohnr 'h
WILLIAM' FILLER . 4, CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Cornet of Trwla . ..nottrotrer to the trade at lo*
figures, strictly
Prime . New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
Porto Etco, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore Be- do.
Golden Drips, Lovering,.' BrubJle, Stuart's,
Adams , and Long Island IsYruPs.
Porto Rleo, Cuba and English Island Molasses.
Young Hylton. Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Ooiong Teas.
Carolina and Baniroin Rice. . •
Java, Laguayra and to CodeeS.
Tooacco. /Lard Oil. Fish, Naha Glut, Soaps,
Cotton Yarns, Sc., constantly oil hand.
i ' itPoaricit?3 P or
I Fine Brandies,Wines and Segars.
.Nnenisri,"MoseUs.' and Spartiltig-Ifoek*lnes
of thrum! & Co., i n bogies.
Sparkling Moselle, liellarsberg 'and'
JobanaL
burg, Ifootheiroer. Burgundy,-
Brandenburg . t - Freres , Fine 01lye 011.
do do, Claretik__lnitiorte d in bottles..
do 'do White Wines,. in bottles.
M. Wort & Sons ' Sparkling Catawba. •. ,
Fine old Sherry, Maaelralnd Port Wines.
Free Old Monoogwaelaflys Whistles. pure.
do . Very Sonerlor Old Scomb do do..
Imperdal
So'e Agents for Moat &Chandon's Grand pin.
•
Versenay and Eiellery Champagne. .
Brandlea of ourown , select i on and warranted.
2•dia
.
4 L L E Glii ENY rolinnx*Nc ia
coarpArrr OP prrrspintott. ,
O eiti No. a TRIPTH BTEXIT. BABB BLOOE.
Tnsureimalast all 'kinds of Fire and Hartita
• JOHN DIWIEN, Jn., Pietddent.
JOHN D. IIfeCORD, Vice President. •
D. G. DONNELL. secretary. .
OAPT. WM. DW.T_ N . General Agent.
Diar.crons:
John Irwin, 'Jr. - - Criss. Wnt. Dean.
John D. /devoid. • B. L. Pahnestoet
0 - Et- EnzaeYl W. H. Everson',
Harrey_Childs, 'Robert H. Davis,
T. J. Hoskinson, Frauds teller*, •
Marks Hark Slant. J. T. Stock dale.,
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.- I
---
VilbrES. LIQUORS, erm.
1 ,--
ROCK THE BABY
BOLD °xi: BY
LEMON& WEISE.
Practical Ft/influx* Miuni Alchn* iten
3113 irotrirrn,Aomin-736.
Where nal be a fitil worth:len,' of Par.
Mr. Chamber and Hitchen Vurniture deZ5
vOTICE.—The °Mee of the
.L PITTSIIITROM wunz LEAD AND
COLOR , WORKB had this 414 been REMOVED
Lout Mo. OT Fcrurti, Avenue,. Pittsburgh,
PACTORY,
I No , 454 Rebecca a bilret, Allegheny.
84 aransh Oka at HARRIS it EWING'S, No.
LIDIAETY STREET, corner of Tenth, (for.
.merly Waroe), Orders lect at the Factory, at
Hanle & twines:or eebt Girl:pub thePltts burgh
Poet Once. tirni receive pronipt site abb. ,
te/icefi- J. BCHOONMAititit A BON ,
14.AJEtSlIALvlit ELIXIII. ,
---
fIsUALL,II ELIXIR. WILL CCU TINA.D.A(III3.
14AnsUALL'S ELIXIR WILL C 171114 DTSPEPIIIA.
Mit o HanALLIO - ELtrut wiLL: COBB ,. COSMlC
agssFrio. .° ,
of EfarshalPi Elixir; sl.oofer liottle.
For sale bLall Druggists. Depo lBolJita
rket'Street. al. - 31eRsHALL & Co t Druggists.
Proprietors. feitino•Trrilill
GOOD NEWS. . - :
...
aEf'SAP BREAD IS DEAR TiNSI "
Enquire for WARD'S Brea d. 'lle largest 'and bed: t be Initials ..H. W. 90 OD
rm.!' /oaf. Take none . au4:2113
INSINE
'
.-__ ..
I
ENTERPItI i tsE
INSURANCE _COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.,
ofilee, NO. 424 PENN' ST.i
UR NATIONAL TRUST CO. BOILDLIUL)
DIRECTORS: _
Robt. Dickson, C opan Liddell, iW. , ,T, p l u m
G. bledle, !, Buren, IF. lilrsch, "
E. H. /dyers, i J-0 angwisch, !Chris. Siebert.
L. J. Blanchard, J. Weisser, I.P. Behlideekee•
Roh li biczcsi g gf. V Pr e sident. eat
BORT.J. 6RIER , Treasurer. .
fele: J. J. ALB ETE. Secretary.
V
NI
pENNSYLV N NIA
INSURANCE COO ANY OF PITTTSBURON
OFFICE, No. 107 WOOD STREET, BAN&
OP COMMERCE BUILDING.
This is a Raine Company, And insures against
/0111 by Tire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President..
0. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
NOSH NcELHENY. Secretary.
Dinr.exons: •
Leoliard Walter, Georse insert,
0. 0. Boyle Geo. - W,, Evans,
Robert Patrick, . J. C. Lappe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Plelner,
Josiah King, John Voegtley.
Jas. H. Hopkins,, A. Ammon.
.._.
Henry SProsl.
rammiwyry
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRS"
FRANKLIN INSURANCE - CO, OF PHILADELPHIA,
Offf/ICE, 435 & 437 CHEATNIIT ST., near tru.
sisSordhs. _
Charles V. Rancher, Mordecai H. Louis
i
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob B . Smith, ' Edward C. Dale,
IrPorge W. Richards. George Tales.
CHARLES (i. BANC 11, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President. , 1. ,
W. Cl. STEEL S , Secretampro tem
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AGnsT,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
mit22:wls
BEN FRANNCLE4
NSURANCE COMPANY,
OF .iLlailums PA. -=
OFFICE DV FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANS
BUILDINGS,
No. 41 Ohio 13t.. Allegheny.
-, •
A HONE COMPANY, managed by Directors
web mown to the community who trust by fair
I dealina to merit a share of you r patronage. .
HENRY MIiVIN. ......„....Prosldeat.
GIRO. D. RIDDLE : ....... Secretary.
.. _ , .
• DIRECTORS: -
I
Henry Lrwin: D. L. Patterson, Wm, Cooper,
Geo. B. /fiddle, Jacob Frans, Gottlelb Pau,
Stmon Drum, J. 8. - Smith, - Jacob Bdsh,
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P.3gNston, Joseph Craig,
Jos. Lautner, Ef. J. zintand, Jere. /Cohen.
atdo:otts •
I
DIPERIAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON. .
•
ESTABLISHED 1803. CASH CAPITAL PAID
UP AND INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED.
ING it 8,000,000 IN 09LD.
111,11211 i r' rinnh PlSifgerecitirLdoVelgrisidtenhd
Steamboats. &c. .rolleles issued payable in gem
or currency. United .ntates Branch tham
40 NNE dTBEZT. New York. •
All losses of the United Mates Branch wi ll be
adjusted in New York. •
Y. Ztior-.A.IIGITIMENT Agent,
PITTSBURGH,
Ocoee. 11i FOURTH STREET.
31E. MCLAUGHLIN a also Agent for the Min.
hattan Life Insurance Couroany. aes:v72
1 -WESTEN INSURANCE COMA
. . PANT OF PITTSRURGH. • •
ALEXAIIDER NIMICE, President.
WM. P.-HERBERT. Gen . .
CAPT. GEORGE NEEL"), eral Agent.
Ogice, WS Water street, Opartg & Co.'s W are*
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will litzure against all kinds ot Fire and Ma.
rine Risks. A home Institution, managed by Di
rectors who are well known to the community,
and who Sr. determined by promptness and liber
ality to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as altering the best protection to' those
who desire to be Insured.
Alexander Nim D/RACTOBEI
ick, Joan R. McCune,
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley,
Alexander Fpeer, , Joseph ElrkpatriCk•
Andrew Anklet:, Phillip Renner,
_David M. Long, Wm. Morrison,
D. Rumen.
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
OP THE MY pp AILEOHIML
ol3'llZell,n*ABv9el;ll23ElL" aTREET'
"'trail"
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
W. W. MARTIN, Presideat
JAS. K. STEVENSON. Secretary.
areacTons:
A. H. Engltsh o.ll.P.Willlaras
i
Jail. A. Myter. ;as, Lockhart, ,
Jas. L. Oratiaza, Eobt, Lea.
Jo°. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gertt,'
oci2:n34 •
pz i ozpetp usunAstE COn.
07f1ICE, N. B. HOHNNE*OOD a_IIFTH
♦ Home Compsolstaiirtg7lre end itiulne Mai o I
• DERICTOAa: ,
'1 pa, M
121 M Capt. John L. asa,
rot; wiAt, Samuel P. Shrive;
John K. Park Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James KUM; - - Jared M. Brash,- " ,
Wm. Van Kirk, Wm
.p.j. 44 ,,,
JamerD. Verner.' Samuel x4o.4kart
WM. PHILLIPS,. Prealdeet. .
~- - JOK& WATT vied President. ::'
W. P. HARD 8., Secret 4 Ty...
CAPT. JAB. 0 06 DON, General Alient.
. _
SCI - 111t1IDT & FRIDAY,
lIIIPOBTER4 OF
MRS, BRANDIES, GIN, &C.,
WHOLESALE niesi,,Eas th
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN ST .T,
Will }tame° on the Ist of is to
1.
NOS.IIBI AND 886 P N
2
•rl••
Core-Eleventh St., (formerly earl,
JOSEPH :& Men & CO.,
Nos. MOM% lON 111, 193 and M s ,
nizeT. 8/114NT,_ PITTEIBMOB,
masuptonouou op
copper
.-Displed PUri , ityt, Whiskey s
dealen In ORB WINES and Lin
QIIONS. 119f8. ogoo.no._
I AS . EI" Cat;lts No. 1 Pot
,„Autia /11 store and for Isle b
a. B. C.a.7llllas
=Si
Ell
INSURANCE
n 027
J. Thompson
, Jos. Mlrevs -
C. O. ppybrh
Jacob Kopp. •
=I
REIN