PETEtOLLTIPI MARKET.
OFFICE. OF PITTEDUROTI, GAZETTE. , t
SkrunDiv,,,,MlBr4A 28,
_1859.
EF;VIENV FOR VIE WEEK.
The oil market has been very semi
tive throughout. the week, and while
there has:been no , essential change in
prices, there has' been a larger volume
.
of bu siness ii the aggregate, and at the
close the f el l zis rather stronger than
..
it was at the opening of Abe.. week. If
the advices today are correct, Antiverp
has touched the highest-'.paint, it has
reached hay some time; though, Estrange
salt may seem, the advance there, as yet,'
hari had no influence h except, per
. ere,
hapri, to create a stran ge feeling, as price . , s
'
are no better. toolay. than thby - were
.
yesterday. The ,policy 'of “New -York'
seems•to be to' keep prices down, and in
order to'scissm Plish this purpose opera
tore there are selling short at remarks ;
,bIY low figures; thus far they have been
successful In carrying out their pro
gramttle, but how long it will continue
so„ time along will develop: ' r .
Much Ina been said during the past
week in regardt6reliners closing their
works until such time as .a margin
could be secured, Nit, as noted in our
laist report, there is not that unanimity
in regard to the matter as it was sup
posed,there would be when it . was
first , broached, A movement 'of this
kind, in order to insure success, should
be general, and this it is found impossible
to attain at present. Some of our refiners,
it seems, have sold ahead for several
months and have the crude bought to
make it , ' and consequently tliey are not
inclined to close - up with their business
an this unfinished condition. • Others,
•-•.- again, are hopeful that the market will,
of itself, assume a better shape by-and
by, and when an improvement does
take place, they want to be in_condition
to take advantage of it. We are as.
sand, however, that a number of the
most prominent establishments have al
ready snspended, both here and at
' Cleveland, and that others contemplate;
within a few days, pursuing a aimilar
tour se.
Crude this
. '
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Receipts" Crade this week, i 6,862; last
'.. 'week, 11,722; from January Ist to date,
523,495; seine time, last year, 744,358;
Exports Refined this week, 13,033; last
week, 15,347; January let to date, 343,958;
same time last year, . 428,798. - Sales: this
.. ', -
week,llo,6o o ; last week,55,200.
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- "CRUDE. . ,
; Market unchanged with:4'loler more'
rinqrdryb and, if anything, alittle stronger
feeling. - Sales in lots of 5,000 bbls, on
1 epot, on ',cars at Venango Xity, at 55,75;
i ' 1,000, y e a r, 11, ,at .14%, and L5O O ,
buyer all at 15, which isjhe low
::i
est, point this particular delivery . has
,
toadied forams': time; seller n o minal at
EFINED _
•:,,.,,, Sales of ii.wo
A lots, one .of 1,000 and the 1
'.' '4 other of 2,050;f0r ugust, the fordier at
• '-- `31V 4 ,; and.: the latter at 31N. September
. 4
.->
~, quoted at; 82%; and September to De
-4;•:-.1 comber at 32%. ' 1
I ..''!, LIIBRICIATING OILS.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 40
. ! Eclipse Railroad Axle
. - 4 . I Eclipse Machinery 1 7
5c
; Eckipsd Spindle i . -80 c
3 ", RECEIPTS OF CRE OIL.
• Fisher & Bro • " 1,2 8 0 bbis.
ra
' Pool & Bro - - -800 4,
.' ;6 H4M'Kelvy • `-1,040 i'
i OWStOn & 80wer5..... .-.-.;1 .. -- . 840 "
Total. ‘ - • 3,800 bble.
. ; OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A. V. K. E.
' 1; , : . Citizens Ref. 521 bbis refined to
Warden. Frew it C0. , e0 i Philadelphia.
Bro., 600 bials refined to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
, -... I. J. C. Kirkpatrick, 94 bblis refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
.... . • Forsyth & Bro.. 155 bbls refined to
~., i
1 Warden. Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
1- • I
,• B. W. Morgan It CO. 193 bbis refined
to Warden, Frew It CO., Philadelphia.
• , i Livingston & Bro., 900 cases refined,
Warden. Frew ,t Co., Philadelnhia bbls.
.
'• 'Total Refined, 900 cases 11,463
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now Your, August 28.--Cotton a shade
firmer, with sales of 900 bales at 34 %®
.35c for middling eplands. Flour—re
' ceipts of 9,700 barrels—fiotir dull,lieavy
and declining, witlisales of 6,100 barrels
. ..,
•- - -at 65,65156,15 for superfine State western;
• 468,35(4)7,00 for extra State; • 1)6,15@7,1 0 for
. .
extra western; 87,15®7,4 0 for white
-', wheat extra; $6,55®7,20 for R. H. 0.;
166,75®7,00 for extra St. Louis; $7,50@
•.
- 9,50 for good to choiee do. Rye flour
f.' -quiet, with sales of_lso barrels at $4,50@
' ' 6,60. Corn meal scarce and quiet. Whia
.• : , ! ky lower, - with sales of 75 barrels western
. ; at 161,21, free Receipts of wheat 36,739
_t bushels; wh eat opened withoid 'decided
• . ' • -change, and closed heavy at I@2o lower;
sales or 92.000 bush at 81,38®1,42 for . No.
•.: :. 2 strong; $1,45 for No. 1 and 2 do. mixed;
~. 1 ;1,46 for winter red, Ill; 11,50®1,54 for
: •-• i 'winter red and amber west ' n; 11,55@)1,56
- 1 fo od mber Tenn.; 111,55@1,6 2 for inferior to
....
sto west'n. Rye q uiet. Barley , nominal.
' . morn : - -bli I •-' •
-•,., ..• ~ receipts of 4 2,366 us es, scarce
•', --. '''...: .1 and 2c. better; sales of 51,000 bushels at
98c.©51.15 for tinsound:new mixed west- ,
,•.-,., . ' 1 sm. 51,16©1,18 for sound d0.,111,19©1, 20
: • 1 for high mixed nearly yellow. Oats: re
_;l ceipta of 2,208 bushels , dull; sales of 34;
' -000 bushels at 624565{ . ! for new southern
and western, the tatter an extreme. 'Un
l, seed oil dull, 980. ®st in casks. • Rice'
Brit; sales of 40 tierces Carolina at 8,14@
9 - Coffee dull. Sugar qui sales of
Me.
840 hhds. at .11M(§)12go. for Cabs, and
120.,, for Porto Rico. Molasses steady;
Petroleum bbls. Cuba at 550. Hops quiet.,
dull; 16gc. for creole, and
31".0:4)32o. for refined. Leather: hem
lock, sole- favors buyers, 80@)313443 for
_Buenos Ayres light and middleweights.
Coal .quiet. Wool iro , ro, aotlYel sales of
45,000 lbs. 'at '47%650c. foil' doniestic
fleece; 85@85 4C. for unwashed, 65®660 .
scoured, 32(g47350. for pulled; 551560 c.
for combing. _Spirits .Tarperstine quiet,
420. Sheathing copper Isteadvi 820.i:in
got copper (whit anti:Unchanged, with
sales at gtigagyo. for ; Lake SuperiOr.
Pig iron„modtratelY active, #3BW3 foe
Scotch, and 1381342 for American: : bar
quiet, 1.85„ - xei)neci English 'and •Ameri
sancahcietAull4ll@l2.sogoldTot RUssia
riallit,,,•quiet;s 4 , 62 @ 4 ,7 s for cut , $ 6,12® 6 1 37
for dinar: Wig* r
fo , home shoe. •-- Pork
, lowerV. 1;550 bblif. - '.'531,117032,50 Messp
closing $32, sash 1631,76; Old art,6o@2s;
Primell3o,so®3l. Prime mesa beef s teady,
160 bbill. 18, 50 @$ 18 • 1 4 , NeUr'plain mesa
*12@)17.- New extra mess beef; H ams`
qUiet, ISO bbill.l2s©B o . Cut uiet,.
160 p k g11 .1,4,i@j1534 Shoulders 17®196:
Hams middle eleaoy,,2oo poxes ice cured
17% 1511%.,,,-.,-;:•lJaed heavy;'"shade easier,
260 to Steam 193i@)19%.
- ICettle ...Onigetod better . dull. -1(311128(s.
Ohio .cheeileAtilet4o@l6%"c. , Freights to
Liyerporil veo firm. Shipments. 22,000
bushitylieliti pee Balls 9 3 D, and 700 ;13bla
, 80ur,23 peraall::: •. - J,,. ;- , ... 1
I Latest...a...Floor dull .at 55®540. tower;
wh ea t , le quiet ; and eteadf in noyeen
ISavor; ,-Noi-*spring '11,07@1.48;-. winter,
zed and s ,; titnber,l.Weistept ~,.$1,50@1.6C,
I
Bye : dul. ,heaVY •,i}u'd , nominal. L® Oats
1 quiet at C,G62m=l'or new weater." - Oorn
i quiet'and'seareelt EiOlirni an d s 1;14 rcir.
sound:and :81.16a1,18 .for Gomixed.
western i ff:Pork'lltunlriaVsA ti f itileilet:Stiel
Unciiiii4e4;•;:l3lloosl ;UM 41 24 • 1 ' 61 ° l."'
Lille : 1t...a . ' ,i.i 14 IA 3...:!1 ;4:4);.1,-7.2 Ir.!!
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EMI
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viand. Cat meats dull and heavy. Lard
dull at 1914@0% for fair to primesteani.
Eggs/ 21®22a.' i"•
sl x
wAoo, August 2&-Eastern Ex
cha ge firm , at par selling, and 1.10 off
bn ng. Flour dull at $5,87m®7,0 0 for
spring extras. Wheat dull; No. .1 very
quiet and lc lower, with sales at $1,30g;
No. 2 declined 2gc, opening at $1,2731,
and closing at $1,27; this, afternoon mar
ket easy at $1,25 cash and seller August,
and.sl,3oM seller September. Corn dull
and. 20 higher; No. 2 opened at 890, de
clined t 9 87c, and closed at 87M @Mc; re
jertilti Moderately . active .at 82%®85e; no
gra
t, l
e 75®80c; this afternoon market
do at 83Mo seller September for No. 2.
Oa firm and W 3, higher; No. 2 opened
st 4 Mc,suivanced to 460, , and closed at
4535®46e. , Rye firm end. Mc • higher;
sales-No:, 2 . at •.,)94®950. closing at
9i (4950 ? and rejected 81®82c; Barley
wore active and drin at 11,21@1,2 2 Caah,
and - sl, 2 s:seller 'September, closhig ,at
51 - ,25: , Highwines dull and closing weak
•with• seller•at"11;18. Sugar firm at 113 y;
(gage-far common to -prime Ouba.
Mess Pork nominal at $33,75. Lard 19e. •
Short rib 16M @lege.. Dry salted eholli
'dere go lower, sales at 13gc; rough
'sides 16;.4®16Me;•eweet pickled hams 18
. ®lBgc. Freights quiet and unchanged :
on'corn, and lc lower on wheat. Receipts
for the past twenty-four: honrs-flour
2,549 bble. wheat 48,480, corn. 123,530,
oats 23,430, rye 1,835; barley 2,850 bush,
hogs 3,011. Shipments-flour 3,788 bbls,
wheat 55,916, corn 218,153, oats 14,205,
rye 7,622 bush, hogs 8,979. ' •
ST. LOUTS, August 28.-Tobacco active
at full prices. Cotton nominal at 32c.
Hemp unchanged with sales un-
dresse dat $1,2.5. Flour v eryy dull and
prices favor buyers; choice superfine sold
at $5. doable extra at $5,50®6,25, treble
extra at $6,50 ®6,75, choice to fancy family
at $7®8,75. Wheat is exceedingly dull,
but not quotably °banged; No. 2 fall red
sold at $1,11®1,15, No. 1 do. at $1,17
®1,20,,. No. . 2 white at - $1,25®1,30.
Corn: there was no shipping demand,
and prices are easier; choice to • fancy
white, in sacks, sold at 930191 c. Oats
inactive and unchanged; sales at 440 for
mixed in bulk, 50®53c. for mixed and
white in sacks. Rye dull at 75®82M4.
Whisky dull, and offered freely at $l,lB
without buyers. Groceries quiet and un
changed. PrOWISIOI3 B - very dull and
scarcely anything doing except filling
orders. Pork sold at $34. Dry salted
clsar aides sold at 18c. Bacon shoulders
1E ;®lBO, clear rib sides 19c i clear sides
10',,c.. Lard firm but quiet atl9®l9Mc for
choice tierce, 210 for keg. 'Receits were
flour 4,000 bble, wheat 22,700 bus p t:, corn
1,600 bush, oats 9,000 butah, barley 5,000
bash.. • . •
Crecolitan, August 28,-Flonr dull,
family $5,70®6. Wheat „dull and nomi
nal, red $1,15)1,20.• Corn scarce and
sold thia afternoon at $1,15; the demand
from distilleries. is pressing. Oats steady
at 50 to 58e. Rye dull at $l. Tobacco in
good demand at fall rates. Whisky an-
I settled and prices are nominal, It is of
fer ed at $1,18; no demaad.PrOvis rk iOns
dull and prices drooping: mess po of
fered $33,25®33,50; bulk meats: 13, , ,,c.
for shoulders and legs. for sides; bacon
15%®1535c. for shoulders and 1830. for
clear rib or clear sides. Lard held at
19 3, c. but could have been bought at
10Ac. Butter steady at 25®30c. Eggs:
13c. for selected and dull. Linseed oil
dull at 96®98c. Lard oil: $1,43®1,45 for
the best. Petroleum unchanged, 28®30c.
for refined. Sugar steady, 12M®16c. for
raw and 153 , i6416Xic. for refined. • Coffee
in moderate demand at 19%®25aic. Gold
133 M buying and 134 selling. Exchange
1-10 discount baying, par selling. Money
market ulichanged.
BUFFAI.o, August 28:-Recelpts: flour,
4,009 bbis; wheat. 33,000 bash ; corn,
65,000 bash. Shipments--wheat, 16,600
bush; corn, 25,000 bash. Freights,-
wheat, 14%c; corn,l2,y,c, oats Bmc to
New York. Flour dull at gs@ifor city
ground spring; $7®7,75 for western
spring. Wheat opened entirely nominal;
western in fair demand •. sales 40,000
bush. amber and red at 1L40®1.2.93y and
1,39. Corn nominal at 95598 c. Oats
quiet; sales 18,000 bush. new at 500. Rye
nominal at $1,17. Pork steady at $34,50
far heavy mess. Lard steady at 19 Mc.
Hlghwines nominal at $1,20® 1 21.
•
CLEVELAND, August 28.-Floor quiet
and 250 lower; city made: $9,00 for doa
ble extra white. $7.75®8,00 for double
extra amber, $6,75®7,00 for doable extra
red winter, 46,00(6)6,25 for extra red win
ter; and $6,75®7,00 for double extra
spring; country made: $8,00@ 8 5 25 for
doable extra white, 56,25®7;00 for doa
ble extra red and amber, and 16,7
for double. extra spring.,• Wheat: No. i
red $1,32. • Corn held at 980. Oats at 460.
Rye: N 0.141,00 and No. 2 900. Petro
leum: refined ',held at 28®28M0: crude'
100 better,"ovilng „to an Advance In
freights hy - railroad; held at $6,50.
"' " '2B Cott
NEW %/MEANS'', August . 1 - OM.
no sales.' Receipts 39 balm, Exports 47
bales. Flour: the lower grades' are scarce;
superfine 15,75, double sB,Bo,tieble
extra $6,60. Corn dull:mixed 95c, white
mg: Oats dull: new 68(-469o.;Bran $1,05.
Hay $26®29. Pork $38,50; bacon firm;
'shoulders 16%; sides - 1835® 3S• Lard
in tierces -1993(, and in keg : 2135®23.•
Sugar: .priin ,_e i4g. Molasses: rebolled
60(.70C. . Whiskey: western rectified
sl,27M®l,Bo.'"Cofiee , fair at 14M. prime
'113g,,®16K. Gold' 33M.' Sterling :146M:
N. V. sight % preMinni.
Bayruloss August 28.-Flour " very,
dull - and ' b;),Yerit' demand reduced.
Wheat; firm for 'prime andlinil for lowei r
grades; :prime to choice , red 11,4E41,53,
and fair to good $1,25®1',135. Corn firm;
prime.white $1,14®1,17, and.yellow, $1,14
®1,16.- Oats firm at 58®600. • Rye dull
at sl,loa t - ®1 5 ,15 fo prime. , firm a Melts
nd Pork is
quiet 34,50. r
;Bacon more
-active;; rib sides 19t4c, clear rib 19%@
-19y,e;shoniders 16go, and - bias 2A®2se.
Lard quiet at 20 @Ale. ' Whisky very d all
at 111;a 1 ,4®1,23. . "
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An fm
' 'ma"' a 11
TOLEDO', ,' 1112glist' 28,- nr . a .
Wheat steady.' No: 1 white Michigan
11;42; regular 11.80; No. 2 white Wabash
1 amber Michigan 11,33 M; No. 14ed
51,34; No.'2 'do' $l,Bl gt , No. -8 do $1,24.
Corn steady; with Noil at 940; and NO: 2
at 91c, Oats firm; with Noel at 49 ®6oc, •
and No. 2 at 45M0. '.XtectliptaT-OXI bble
floar i „ . ' 66,600 bash IT wheat,..lo.loo .bash,
corn; 7,500" bush oats, 3,000 hi:nth:rye\
Shipments-1,100 bble" flour, 90,000" bush
wheat, 9,200 bush ebtxt, 87,200,intsh oats,
400 bash rye, - . - -' • -'' '
- , MinviAtikrac August 28.-Floor, dull
wile a dOweward tendency,' with sales of
hoice country doublera at 58,25®
6,87. • Wheat dull And l ower at $1,29 for
No. l'. and $1,25M lot. No. 2. Oats weak
and lower at -51®52,e for No. `--2. • Corn
lower at 88c for - No. 2. Rye _quiet and
unchange4.. ; Barley: nominal. - Grain
Freight), nominal and unchanged. Red
I/
ceipts-1,000 bush. wheat, 3,000 bush.
0at5„2,009 bush. corn, Shipments-4 0 0
bbls. Soar,
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Pitlnstdrni.SlA, August. 28 Fl our i .
dollfand; declined 25c; wettern extra
family $6,590)7;50; Indiana , and Ohio
$6,7607,75: Wheat dull- declining;
red 411,45®1,80;
w hite $1,55@1;05. .
.161,16;- • Corn dull and. irregular; Bye
mixed
western $1,12®1,16.- °Maslow at 52®570
for new, and 67458c , f0r 01d5,.. Petroleum
more active; crude steady at • 22022350,
axles 2 000 bbist-sefined•Bl%ci Whisk
dti11id;111,2.501.27: ,; ,• ; -.• 1..1' '.... 7:,1••
„• tomsvir.Ll4,•Angullt4 28. Bagging
199hniiRetittioxy, 2335®24e -: Flour fir ;
super, $509.25. .: Grain and groceries ti •
-0 4 and. 1 tLeallobang9lillolo of 00 blt ,
at
'.,
• 41".etgroYi$94/1 LWOOliters. .
••:• , • 1 I ".;.I.::1 aid ti.,in J.,.;7;) A L' 'i
pinsßmiffGMElTE . ,
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pork M._ Bacon : shoulders _ 16N c., clear
rib 1954 c.; clear sidiiel9,(„c. Lard in
tierces, kO%c. Baths: sugar cured 22c.,
fancy do. 23%c. Whisky fill4l l , 2 D©
1,21. - ,
°swim(); - August 28.—Flour -dull avid
lower, with sales of 1,300 bbls at §7,00©
7,25 for'No. 1 spring; Wheat quiet and
lower; NO.I Milwaukee Club /JAE!, with
buyers-at $l O 3O, and amber Michigan_
$1,43(44,45, Corn nominal, at 51,06 for
No. 2. LAG imports:' 22.6 00 bus wheat.
Canal exports: 498 bbls flour, 25,600 bus
wheat, 10 100 bus corn. • - • •
DE.rhovr, AUgust ,28 Flour steady
with's moderate demand. Wheat; re-
OT
ceinie 12. bush; market steady with
an active 1 quiry; extra white $1,58; No.
1"51,37; re ular 151,27; amber Michigan
51,31. Corn 3c lower at $l for No. 1. Oats
Mumpirts, August 28.—Cotton; low
middlings. 31(4)31%o; exports, 20 bales.
Corn 900. Oats' 62%c. Bran *l9. Hay
1120©22; Wheat 'unchanged. Flour su
perfine 25156. Meal, kiln dried. 54,65.
Bacon firm. Sides 193 , ic. Shoulders 163;c.
Nas,lpilLLE August 28.—Wheat: mar
ket easy; red ' 21,10, amber $1,15, white
111,20. - Flour 58,50. Oats 600. Rye 900.
Corn $l. Barley $l,lO. Bacon : sides
19340., shoulders 16xc., barns 19%c.
IMYORTS BY frAtIABOAD.
Onuvisi.AnD AND PITTSBURGH BAIL.
GOAD, August, 27.-4 care Trod ore,
Shoenberger &B; 2do champlain, 4 do
1 a ore, Bryan & Caughey; 1 do wash
ore, Brady's Bend Iron Co; 4 do blooms,
Nimick
et Co; 49 bxe scales rbank,
Mit Co; 100 bble, Model i ß Fai & Co; 244
sks oats, Bingham & Lang; 50 bbls oil, J
Spear; 1 car brick, J Cuthbert; 1 do rye,
Exchange National Bank; 2 do melons,
A P Campbell; 35 bge wheat, Day
19 do do, 46 bgs rye, Bricker & Co; 51
bble apples, 7 kge lard, Voigt, M & Uo; 1
car wheat, Hitchcock, MoUreery & Co;
150 Wits paper, Pittsburgh Paper Manu
facturing Co; 30 bat) cheese, Watt, Lang
it Co; 31 eke rye, J W Simpson; 100 bble
oil, D Bly it Co; 150 bge oats, 21 do rye, I
Mcßane & A; 43 bp rye, W 11 Graff &
Co; ' 2 sks wool; D Gregg; 36 bble sprites,
H. Rea Jr; 12 do do, hiorrison & Co; - 18
do do, J Allen; 26 do do, Bruggerman
& 0; 10 do do, 1 do onions, Steel & Bro;
5 bbl eggs, 3 ' kge butter,
C Hartman;
1 car rye, Wm Bingham; 100 bbls flour,
.1 Gardiner; 3do [ cas e s pant A Jones; sdo
do, RE Se l lers c lye, Pennsyl
vania Salt Manufacturing Co.
PITTSBURGH, PORT WATNB a CHI•
°Soo RAILROAD. AIMUSI , 27.-36 cars
metal, Nimiok it Co; 3' do do, Bryan it
Caughey; 1 dodo, Loomis & Collard; 1 do
do, Zug & Co; 1 do do, Rees Graff et Dull;
p ron aL
1 do do Brown; 5 do do, Hallman & Li e am l
-
m b arleyett; l , d j o
a d o ii , i Union ppi
n eo tt; M B il b l I s ; 3 m k a ge oca
12 do vermacilla , Wm Hashige; 100 bble
flour. filmmaker & Lanstenhiem; 100 do
do, E Hazleton; 2 cars staves, M P Adams
& Bro; 1 car ice, Jobn White, Jr; 12 bxe
cheese, N J Braden; 12 dodo, A dr.J Kerr;
13 sks rags, Pittsburgh Paper Co; 189
eke bones, Seward it Emerson; 78 bble
of , S Finch & Co; 32 bxs
'ars,whisky W Little; Jos
15 doz brooms, W Miller
it Co; 4 Ws tallow, 2 half bble, J S
Dilworth & Co; 29 Ake rags, C P Markle
& Co; 50 bbls whisky, J Roth & Son; 100
bbls flour, Culp it Shepard; 25 tee hams,
Jae U Parker; 100 bbls flour, owner;
A.LLEGEMTT STATION,
August 28.
100 bbls flour, R Knox atSon; 1 car lime,
J Abdell; 2 do stone, G & S Mout; I do do,
Forrester& Megraw;do, Jas Or; 1
do do, J Swan; 1 do cooperage, J M
Hemphill; 1 dodo, Raiya A Robertson;
400 aka, 15 bble flour, S U McMasters; 2
bble , R A Carson; 3do do, Dun
inger;eggs 2 cars &
lumber, Frazier & Bro; I
car wheat, Kennedy Bro; stone-ware,
J Forrest; do do, T F Grubbs.
AMMER:NY VAMET RAILROAD% Au
gust 27.-2 cars metal, Lewis Oliver &
Phillips; 1 do lime, D Llteynolds; 1 bbl
gs, 2 kge butter, Paul & Gibson; 1 car
metal, John Morehead; 1 do do Wm
Smith; 1 car clay Dithridge & Son; 44
eke rye Scott and Gloat; &aka wheat, L J
onions
5 bble oil, Minor & Loon; 3
aka onions, W M Kirkpatrick & Co; 2 1
car lumber, Reiter it Bro; 1,280 bbls oil,
Fisher & Bro; 640, do, Owston & Sowers;
800 do do, Pool & Bro; '1,040 do do, 11
McKelvy.
T 0 ZIVE10 3 001.; .ANDAMI, • '
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. .
TUB INMAN M6IL STEA3ISWPS
biumberfuir Mimeo . first-class weasels .' smogs
to. mthe eeiebrgted
CITY OP FARM , - CITY OP ANTWEI - P_
CITY OR BOSTON)? 411 . r. Oi n ilisLTll4ol4,
iOlT ßailing EVERY SATURDAY. from Pier AS,
North silver, New York. For nasegge or farther
Information &volt? to - -
' MU) AM :.BINOIIOI4 an
113 SMITHFIELD STlll;E'r, Pittsburgh.
.
QECUDII i r ' AND COMFOU
1,7 tur.the traveling coraninnitl•
eL - 13. REM SS
.afety Fite, Jacket; Car Heater an
MODERATOR.
For Smollte"and Hot Air Finer; dispensing with
the use of stoves and firei in the - tion
ger or Baggage Cow with attachment to
graduate the heat to.any,temperature that-may
be • desired without tors'poosibility of tiring the
car forcers to which the .Jacket ma, be attached.
Having obtained of the Milted States Letters
Patent for s..riarety Jacket, which is warranted
to resists the most. inten re heat that may
plied- to it in t. 311 position end purpose for w h ich
It Is intended.
It is .a sure protection from accid fire,
originating from defective flues or where iron
pipes aro, used as conductors for smoke or heat.
It Is anPlicable to ail piping that may become
overheated and is warranted to give perfect sat.
Wootton. w here wood or other combustible mate
riel' may be placed in close proximity thereto,
I an now ready to apply my invention to stores,
dwellings, Histories, ships. steamboats; railroad
cars. Ac. wherevrr pipes as conductors are
m ode :dangerous by being overheated and secu
rity desired, I will send on application right to
Manilnictttre CA. use the above invention. Also
Territorial rights to such as may wish to engage
aeliing privileges either by Kate or county.
• •J. a.BARRIS.
INlPOffice. at the “NE PLUIS.IILTRA. PAINT
UMW." corner tit Morris street and the Alla.'
belly .Valley Itallroati, Twelfth ward. Pitu
rga. Pa. • . . '771 0 :M 36
, . . •
CAL.iO P- 1 111 C /NEt•
Our entire_ eummer Stock of goys', Youths,
Ind Children's Clothing, closing oat at greatl y
reduCed prices. •
. .
No. 47 SIXTH STREET
LATZ BT. CLAM.
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
S .
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STEAMSHIPS
GUY It'IiOGAIVS,
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ORNAMENTAL CARVIERV'
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NEWS
" The river rose a few inches yesterday
under the influence of the recent show
ers, but the rise does not, nor is it likely
to amount to. anything. The weather,
yesterday, was cloudy and clear at short
intervals, though cooler than it was on
Saturday.
—Business is now enirely suspended
at the landing, and is likely to continue
so for some time. There are many who
believe that as during the Spring and
Summer tire was an nnnsal 'amount of
rain, that the Fall will be characterized
by drought. . •
—Capt. Tom. Pot its running the Nick
Wall, between St. - Louis and Lexington.
—Captain H. L. Lee has declined to
name his new Red River packet. the
Gladiolajnstead of RFlght Star, as was
originally intended.
—Dan. Rice has PUrchased the steamer
WilL S. Hays for $12,000. The steamer
will be I used totransport his circus
down the Misitissippi and np the Ohio.
—The Charleston passed by. Louisville
the other day, en •route, it is said, for
Pittabnigh. It is not likely, however,
that she will reach here until there is a
rise.
—A number of planters in Arkansas,
in conjunction with a few Memphis mer
chants, are about to organize a new pack
et line for the Arkansas trade, making
semi-weekly 4 trips. The arrangements
are nearly perfected.
—A dispatch from Benton announces
the safe arrival at that place of the passen
gers by the Admiral Farragut—num
baring 75 in all. They made the trip
overland from Cow Island, escaping the
surveillance of the numerous Indians
who have been on the wsr path near
and along the Missouri.
—A Louisville telegram says: The
'pilots of the Strader report 4 feet'of
water over gortland and all the bare in
the Lower Ohlo. They. also report the
Camelia, Ann and Minneola over Flint
Island, but the Mary Davae is aground
there with a barge of ore, and the Quick
step aground at
for e Shawnetown Bar. The
Strader will lay up the present at
Shippingsport.
—There wilt be a meeting of pilots and
engineers of this city some time next
week, we understand, to take measures
to reduce the amount of license now paid
($lO annually) to the original sum--$lO
for first issue of license and $1 for each
annual renewal. Already the pilots and
engineers of St. Louis .have taken the
warded a r steps in the maer, and have for
petition he r e for signatures,
and nearly every pilot and engineer in
the city has signed it. This petition
after receiving all the signatures to be
obtained in Pittsburgh, Louisville and
other places, goes to Congress next
session.
—On Sunday, the Bth, an oz train,
laden with the dirt's freight, from
Tabor Island, bound to Benton, was
attacked by Indians, said to number one
hundred and fifty. Fortunately the
teamsters were well armed with breech
loaders, and shot-guns, which they at
once let loose, and the Indians beat a
hasty retreat. But no sooner were they
out of range than they commenced cir
cling round the train and built up breast
works of
fine,, a n d
behind which they
opened fire, and in a short time had
killed and wounded nearly all' the cat
tle, and riddled the wagons. Captain
Frank Iledert, commander of the Flirt,
acted with the teaa•sters. The party of
whites was rescued" by the timely ar
rival of another train, and Frank's ele
gant scalp is still in the right place.—St.
Louis Democrat.
PROFESSIONAL.
CI W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
(Mice, No. 131 FOURTH AV KITE.
Pritts
burgh, (formerly occupied by Hon. Walte R.
owrieo will practice S ta te eU. S. Circuit and
litstrict Courts. in the Supreme and all the
Courts of 'Allegheny county, and make collec
tlonslis th ead ) acentcountles . 3e
ARCHIBALD BLAKEILEY,
a wrourfirmar-AiNi.A. - vv ,
bta 9$ yWI K STKIiET,
arlitnixT:dall i
WM. li. NEISPEIt,
ALDEBIitA.ISIAxn PE
EX-OFPICIACE.O JUBTICZ 07
' THE
OFFICE. 89 FIFTH. AVENIIR. •
spedai attention even to conveyancing and
collections Deeds. Bonds and Motteages drawn
np. and all legal business attended to prOtantlY
and accur ately. _
Q,ANUMM Iffc2USTEIO, •
Ex-Ofileto Justice of tbe Tease andPolleesit Mar.
trate. Odle's, GRANT STREET, 'oppoe the
Oatbedval„ PITTI3BUROH,
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments ,
Dencedttons. and alt - Legal Business executed
wile promptness and dispatch., Wits
TOr A. STRAIN,
Al-akrUA24,
0 JUSTICE OP Tim PELEE AliD
"4"ll°leoLlcE MAGISTRATE. •
OZeo,llsl PITTEI• STREET, opposite -th_e ort es:
thrifts'. bunia,,PA. Deeds, Bond.,
, Afillitvlsogments, • Depositions •aud sil
re l it ' Businessexecuted *l4y, , protontsiess and
distttob. -
o:f 2 2 CZ.
ELOCLIES, es.
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
eiz"re►su ca
Itaantaoturettot Matt Mantra and LIMN
ANILUoIt ABD 1111/6BIOLLII
pary.ZTl,79 as , Biernilla.
ROCK • THE BABY
121 •.) „ . ,
EARNEST'S PATENT CRII3.
L 101017,& WEISE 7 1
Practicall'andture Mannfacturust &en
ris cotrarrrx.e.:vmDricrim.
White At be tentid a tett astiortaztent cares.
tor, co:lre'' deaf
XRESII ' = SHAD "- 'RECEIVED
dal's it BENJAMIN PULPRIM 'popular
sumo, No. 45 Diamond Market, Pitts
burgh, and at the Twin tlltr. Allogitenr OltY,'
corner of Ohio and Federal streets. Van oe haa
all kinds: or , Bea and Lake fah,' Halibut, Pbsdi
Beak, Uodlish. Haddock and Hal. Also, large
enpidlue, 'or White, Lake 'Illib; tialamoti, Also, ,
btergeon. Herring 'and
lowest Trout, whlch
enables us to sell at themarket Wises,.
whulkole or retail. We invite all lovers or
Fresh 'Fish tO tiTe Ue a :call, sad we will Maar
ilia
.
Orlon Or a ll l x pr ivahi unG oi r lits A it tigus ' i,.,sh ts al e !iiirt seit io . ssil ',
ryliE"-COMMON— SENSE WINE
' AND QUAD MILL, Manefactuted ,by the
. ..v.%.... 6
s lend Walo) lisobtne ,Cotepaort la.the :nosy grrlCE.—The'tuoratThenr for "
pproenctitealt. pat mend burbistittriAbLlMlLN STREET
itTudoeiroMentiniptiertieTivirlaele "thTerreelcirtyree4., t
... Lto„ . ll:_wetillteth to. Typn,ty-pleht:h etreet, ‘
°ll l s b4Weesl "ll° i g '' 'ff Tl i ly: e the 4 4F . tr b li j asse VA 2 V; O,IIV uilltr x hl o t 4 DAV.; a ip u tr i bit
__ J .." '
re° sn it" 334' FOU L Wierabilfrilas. lailatalo4! lehen.l l, ertlt-he 4rettiree4 .w - ‘ , 04„-,,Z. -
ssl i
~..g o ..in ar. v idermatikad,gor....,. 1 . 1 114 ,,..u...1„ : „
cwipi,i7 lir cif ler: :u,(01111111151:11 ..11111711'• litery , My lissitietiV .-)
:(4, 44
awi:-. - 4.11X)1 1 1. ! , n,) Fxi fit_ ;= 1.4 - 44 vaisfliva Ittl,:triuu
El
WILLIADI& CD.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, now
es, p er o t to tie trade at law
• Agu
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
litobtsses.
POTS° Rico, Cuba andEnglistailandllugla w •
Mew York, Plillisdelphis and Baltimore Be
lined do. .
Golden Drovirin gs, Brtusgs, Stuart%
Adams , and]eland b7rn. Pt. -
Porto Rico and Email= Island Molasses.
Young Hspan, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas, •
Carolina and Bisngoln Rice.
Java, Laguayra and - io Coffees. _
Tobacco, .Lard Oil, Flab. Nails, Glos. maps,
Cotton yarns, &c., constantly on band.
Fine lirandies,Winee and. S*Vm
.
'mesa*, Moselle., and Sparkling Hoc k Wines .
Of Huitel & Co.. in bottles.
Spar Mine Moselle, Sokaraberg and Jotuuudis.
burg, Hockheimer. Burgundy, - Ike.
Brandenburg & Yterell' Fine Olive 011.
do do Claretslmoorted in bottles.
do do White Wines, in bottles.
M. Wort & Sons , sparkling Catawba.
Fine old Sperry. Madeira and Port Wines.
Free Old Mononsratiela Bye Whiskies. pure.
do Very SuperlorOld Scotch do do,
A T,sO s
Sole riti genta for Moet & Chandon , s Grand Yin.
_ erzenai and Bellery Champagne.
Brandies of our own selection and warranted.
J. 10.143
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T
W. N. GORILY,
WHOLESAIX GROCER.,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
Wismar= Om IMAtna. lianao
larrTS33lllD.tc43 FL A.
le :1115
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
successor to Fetzer 3c Armstrong,
PRODUCE CONSISSION RERCRANT,
rio. 25 TURRET STREET.
=VS
M STEELE &. SON,
°Commission Merchants,
AND DILLLIIIII X. -
mixacErrn, GatAimr.v3anan.
No. 911 OHIO STILICIVI, near List Common.
ALLEGIIENY CITY. PL.
PIT= EMIL JAZ. 7 . =UMW
KFIL & BITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DICALIZES
111 -
ILOUB, ORLIN, SEED, MILL 783 D, ie.,
549 liberty St., S Pittabturitta,
my24:b37
T
J. BLANCHABD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
spleaxBß
an"IIITICLE, BAIRD is. PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants
Dealers lu Pralucs2, Flora, Bacon, Cheese,
Wish, Carbon and Lard Oil. Iron Manu fa c t ures,
Cotton Yarns and an "F"Asburgla ,
generally, 112 and itt r,:zotal) STREET,
Pittsburgh.
JOlllll. 110V821..11DW. 11017811...e.W11. 11. 110111516
TOHN L HOUSE &BROS., Su
ej cesson to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wll
313 Grocers and Commission Merchants. Cos.
ner oi Smithfield and Water titreeta. Pittsburgh.
JOUR IMPTON A WLLLAC2.
§HIPTON &WALLACE 3. Whole.
BALE GROCERS AND PROD LIGE DEAL-
S. No. 6 BLETR tiTREET. Plirtstarah.,
DO2:rN3
PROP I OSA.LS..
.-- eeee •PeeffeeNlorelVNlNl*,
psoross.L9.l
,
SEALED P ROPOSALS
Will be received ~
-
Il i
-, t e undersigned until MON
'OA Y the 30th day to Angus .„1869,f0r furnish.
leg Material and pa mg Bingham street, from
Third to Fourth, and bestnut street, !rem First
to ;Second. street. Bidders wit state the price
per yard fur the work comple'e; the kind aid
quality of gravel and stone to be-used to dune .
the best for the work. The work_ to be
under the direction of the Borough Regulator.
and to be approved by Council. - •
The Borough authorities' reserve' the right to
reject any or all bids. ,
Parttculars Punished 00 application to
- au2tlinet J. B. litißEttte, Burgess.
vnmmur*olcp.
•
• CITY MIGINIMS% OPTICS, 1.
AtLEGS:WY CrYY, PA:, August AT. 1889.
FllO SEWER 'CONTRACTOR g e
_a_ The ?sewer Commission of the City of dile
gneue are prepared to receive proposals for the
construction pt.&
Think Sewer, about 2,000 • Feet
Os! .Length, _
On Sisring Garden A.venni, from Angle street to
the city L ne.
Drawings and noecift•stions can 'be 'seen and
full Information obtained. at the City Engiree •s
office. Bids. will be received for constructing ,
the sewer la back and also 133 stone and most'
be delivered on or 'before S EPTEMBER 4th,"
1809. Worms df propOssis, - on. which forms
alone bids will be received, will be furnished at
the City Engineer" °Mee. -
fhe Commission do ro,t , bind themseities to at.
dept the lowest or any:bid. . -
By order of the COMMIIIII/01, •
CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE,
CM OF ALLEGHENY. allithst 25th; 188% I •
NOTICE.-Sealrd:_ Pitopo:ials
'will be reset vfl at till o ffice until do clock
,r rt.. THURSDAY,fieplember:24, 2669. rer
NUMBERING TILE UNNUMBERED IttuUSES
IN THE CITY. Bidders state the , cost at
whlon the weak will be done per number, In
- eluding the Pinatas of the names 'of streets at
corners where bonding. arc suitable
suNknO • W. 2di C llr
ALIASO:
IMPORTERS OF
No. 1i945 PENN WrBEET•
eictswers pAvus
CETIC ZNGINEEEL
an':De9
017/CEVIA TUE nOOBl OP RIFIJOB,
No, 67 Fourth Avenue,
- 'l.treguuti.Gri, August last, 18 68 .
PB.OPOSALS FOR COAL.—Beal •
BD rebetisstm will be received at thli
office, cloth noon :of W. IsDNEBDAY, beptembez
Ist. 1869, for supelvine thejlonse of Renate
with - Nat and•Lumn Coat, from Be.o ool t , 3 0 .
0110 bushels,.subject to standard weight, :the
rmal, to be delivered in thelarde of the leettm
tion. By order of the Committee. , sign :015
ASSESSMENTS
. erre .
ALLCOITZAT er,-ra.,..Augast 514. 1149. i
OILICE..-The assessment tor
A•A .01t /JUNG and PAVING-, of ! agiguict.
GA.ftbEtl - AVENUE: fiord Tanner to ,
streets; also 'for Oradtng ' 800111 'AILLET'
Irulton o Chartler 'treats:. and .aleo'fbr
Grading of Union/Avenue„, from Illzon to Charles
streets, are toe ready for examination and can
Enseer until
in
be keen at the office the oh Olty
Augttatk.•3l, 11109,'whef
ey will be bi
pieced
the halide of the City Trounrer for collection.
_ •. .
I==
CU &RUM DAVIS,
sari:l2sl
U>rrioa OT MTV ENGINZIs ritravurolt.
Pltteburstn. August Sad. 1800. S
rTICE.--Tke Assessment f or
the landing; Peeing and Curbing Tiltrt_V
th street. Irmo Britton strip t to the A. V.
B.,Le now reedy for etereteettue, end can be
peen at Ole office ruin THUMB AY. diluter:oer
Ad, 11300 1 when it will be returned yo the t. 117
Treseureer for oolleetion._,
MOORE. Bar Enirtnier.
RANGEri °F_
annin!
N.-I TIME.
ALLEGUENY VALLEY ILAILROAD__.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE 014.
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS.
On and after MONDAY. June 14th,Ine9 TWOS
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except Sunday"
will leave Pittaburgt Depot, corner of Mew!
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin,olloMßlS.
falo, and all points in ti e Oil Regions.
LEAVE PITTSBMI9I). I Ai1111 , 7 Dc rrlTElantliW
Day Ex 8:00 a m !Day Ex 5:15 pin
night Ex .... 7:30 pm! Night Ex 6:30 an
Brady's BAc 3:05 p m Brady. B A010:15 an
Freeport Ac • 9:40 am Ist sodaW , ks 7:40 am
Ald SodaVrks 8:30 pm Freeport Ac. 5:15 pia
Ist Milton.. 6:45 a m let Hutton.. 8:50.1 xi
Bd m Ski Holton... A :0 m
0
3d Hutton... 11:00 pm 3d Helton... 1:05 n
Arnold , s Ac. 5:00p m Arnold , s 7:40
Chianti train tri and from Soda Works inst.
Ptttsburgh at 1:10 P. Y. Arrive at FitUbunns
(Sundays,) at 9:50
Express trains stop only at principal points.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations.
- • -. J. J. LAWHENOSi .
THOX4S Au 't. Akr l . burn.
awe
jc"ITTSBIIRG . INNIMMIS
CINCLITNA.TI
..I.OIIIS , BAILWAY.
. .
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
0HA.1102 OF TIMIL—On and after MONDAY.
April 25th, 1869 . - =lna Will leave and arrive alk
the Union Depot. sa SWUM:. - • •
ftsfart.' " Arrive.
Mail 11:980.zn. 12:L1 a. 11,
7ast. Line 9:43 a. m. 1:13 p.
EXPITAS " 2:33 p.m. 4:33 a. met
Mixed Acen 5:33 a. m. 5:58 p.
McDonald's Acc'n, No.111:43 a. m. 8:18 a. las
Steubenville Accommod. 358 p. m. 9:331.91 I
McDonald's Acton. 10.2 11:19 p. m. 3:lst ro.
thinday Ohnrch 12:58 p. m. 9:58 a. It.
•
. .
2:33 x. train will leave daily.
15:13 trait:twill arrive daily
All other trains will run daily. Sundays exelaPtv
ed. The 9:43 a. m.• Train makes close Con.
nections at Newark Icr Zanesville.
8. F. SCULL, General Ticket A.g . ant(
W. W. OAJID. Snrot., Steubenville, Ohio. •
and
kIITTSBURGH
CONNELLS VILL
TIROAD.
On and after TUESDAY, Noyember, ITtb.
11.5158, trains will arrive at and depart from the
Depot corner of Grant and Water streets, $1
follows: . -
Depart. Arriest.
Mail to and from:Union.
town 7:00 A. W. .6:00 rot.
McßeesportAccomdtM 31:00 A. M. 2:05 r. is.
i
Ex. to and ' rom Unt'n. 3:00 ' r. st. 10:10 A. 116
West Newton Accom'd 4:301.. it. 8:35 A. Y.
Braddock's Accomdt*n. 6:3.5 P.M. 7:50 p. X
Night Ac. tollicK'sport. 5:30 pot. 6:45 A. IC 1
Sunday Church TraM to
and from West Ne*ton 1:00 p. 6.10:04 A.
. For tickets apply to
, . E. M. RAYMOND, Agent
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. noM
•
S UV. SILL
UNION PACIFIC muLwAr
Eastern Dhriiiti*
The eIItILOSET AND MUST iiiiLLARI
UTIL tram tea ICastto al poise: it
Colorado Nevada,
California Utah,
Arizona
New Ilezieo, - Idaho,
Oregon.
Two Trains leave State Line sad LeayeawortX
daily. Wanda, exeeptedjon the arrival ot grata*
or Facia° Railroad front Bt. Loule, and Haw&
bal arid lit. Joe Railroad from gnincy, conneete
inw at Lawrence. Topeka sad &meg° with
staic.s for all points in E.ansas. At end wt
track west of Ellsworth with the taiTTEM
STATER EMPRESS COMPANY'S.DiSLY
LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL AND ILIEPRIEII
COACHES YOB
DV...NV][IIIII TATITLic-3311
All Peints in the Territoriee.
And wi th SANDERSOIPS • LENS
of COACHES for Fort Union, Bent's Fort, FLU.
Adbuquerque, Santa Fe, and all points In /trip
roes and New Mexico.
With the recen additions of rolling stank
and equipment, and the arrangementa toads
with responsible Overland Transportation Linn
from .11s western termintus, this road now erten
unequalled facilities for the transmlasiof of
freight to the Far West. •
• Tickets for safe at all the windy*: 01nceatli
the United States and Csantdas
Be sure and ask •or set , via THE SNIOIEIi
HILL ROUT &I; NION PACIFIC BAILWAY.
EASTERN - • . .
. A.4.IIIDERSON,
m..N% A g+
.. _
DOLLAR. SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 65 FOUR= .STREET.
CHARTERED IN 1853.
ASSETS 52,503.431 33.
Open daily. from 9 o'clock :L. w. to 3 o'clock
v. si., and. SATURDAY EVENINGS, from
Ely Ist to November Likfirom 1. tag o'clock±
and from November Ist to May Ist, from 0 to
o'clock. •
Deposits received of all sums of . not less'thaw '
ONE DOLLAR and a dividend - of the proats
-declared twice a year, In June and December.
ilnterest has been declared semi=annually in June
and December since the Bank was organize4, - At.
the rate of simper cent. a year.
Interest, if not drown out, is - placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the
same tut crest tromthe Ist , days • of June ant
December, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to calLor even to present
his passbook. At this rate money will double In
less than twelve years.
Books containingthe charter. By-Laws, Rules.
end Regulations,gratis. on applies
t"
at
gisliriir 2 ,- 4 a (iii et la, Bass: •
VICtraLTAIDAyera: .
John G. Backofen, AM. Pollock. hi. D..
Beni. P. Paireeetock. _Robert' Robb,_ _ .
James Ilerdman, John IL Shoenterger.
James McAuley, . :James !Oldie. • _
James B. D. Heeds, . Alexander Speer,
Dan iii. Peru:tack. _ 'Matti= Yeager. :.
1
guouvurst •
..„
Wm. J. Arideiman, Hebert thocrmial -
Calvin Adams. . . Henry J. ..Lynch.
Colvin
.., John ci: 'Medley. • -", - Peter A.•Madelrs,
George Black,-, ; r- ~.. John Marsh.ll. _
Al onzo. ll sitirgwin, -' - • .' waiter P. Marshall,
Al A.,Carrier, , John R. McFadden.
CharlesA. Colton, '' Onnsby - Phttupe, -
John: Evans, • ~ , NeuryL... Biugwalt.
John J. Gillespie, . ' Wm. E. Schmertz,
WllllalaB. Haven,: s- • Alexander .Tindle,
• Peter B. Hunker, 'William Van Kirk ,
Richard Bats, ~ Isaac Whittier,--, •
James D. Eelly, - ' ' Wm. P. Weyman.
. ' 1 87413trallal—CH EWA. COLTON.
stuszraitir - 4 AILES B. D. IifEEDS.
. _
SLATE..
111001INIF '
QLI2II 185 ` 'And Color&
Particular attentiou jtven to laMig !We au&
np d airing Elate roofs. tor skartieu *nu
•
• I. 14. nrwmntitS, !--
billtg6lS
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