PITTSBURGIit
.LIVE STOCK MAR-
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PENN'A CENTRAL STOCK TAICDR,"
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 18, §
,CATTLE. •
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The receipts, as might havti ki l;itien ez
.
pected, were unusually light a week;
in consequence of many of e western
drovers remaining at home 4 attend the
election, and with a good' d mend and
short supply. the market is neiderably
stronger and compared with.l last week,
prices are a shade higher and all grades
are selling more readily. 'There were
but' few really good shipp,ig cattle in
market and while there were no sales re
ported above 7%@7%, we have reason to
,
believe that extra fat eteere, i there had
have been any Bach on sale, would have
- brought 8 cts. - Medium' and • bommon
grades of cattle;also,sold ore xeadily.
and, as alreadylntimated, at slightly im.
proved prices, ranging from 5®6 eta.
MONDAY, October 1L fledges t Tay
lor- for Nixon to Rambo 16, - weighing
18,100.. 1
TUESDAY October 12.—Marker to Hal
ler 39, weighing• 86,700, at $50,00 per
head; Curtis to Traurman 19, weighing
23,460. at 7,10; Hazlewood &, Blackatocit
for Whitlesey to-Hickman 20, weighing
17,950; Holmes, Lafferty it Co; for Tucker
to B.arker tB. 36; _weighing 36,130, at
5%; Hedges & Taylor, for Chenault• to
Bach 18, weighing 19,800, at 6%; Ash
brook to Lamb- 32, weighing 44,340, at
73x-r same to same 16, weighing 20,630, at
73; also, 17 weighing 22,2L0, at 6%.
WEDNESDAY, October 13.—Hedges
Taylor for Traurraan to Kelley 19 weigh
-17,420, at 5; Holmes L & Co. far Louth
bridge to Hager 16, weighing 21,960, at
7%; same to earnel9, weighing 20,340;
Ring to Seitz 21, weighing 29,450, at 5;
Hedges t Taylor for Chenault to Hager
30, at 6,75@7,25; Lowenstein to Aull &
Co. 19, weighing 18 - ,600, at 5,90; Holmes,
L & Co. for Pate to 0 B Smith 9, weigh
ing 10.870, at 6; same for same to Kelley
9, weighing 10,190, at 6; CraWford &
Cameron ty O'Donnell 17, weighing 21,-
280; Evans to Aull 19; weighing 19,100,
at 6 40; Holmes, Lit Co. for Pearce to
Stu leer 10, weighing 11,860, at 4.65;
Moore to Kelley 20, weighing 18,690,
- at 53‘.
EEEM2I
There is also an improved demand for
tide class of stook; and, as in the case of
cattle, the peat propor tion of the offer
ing were of the common grades. ,Prime
fat sheep are in good demand-and that,
too, at a slight advance, and ,the lower
grades also,, sold , more readlly. hut at
atoont last week's price. We 'now quote
fair to - good at: 3%@4; prime to .extra,
434@5, and fancy bX©s3i.
In=
sSteady with a continued steady ship
ping demand and prices are' strong and
rally sustained. We now quote York
hogs at 934©10 and Philadelphia hogs at
10 4@it, the latter :'only f'Jr assorted
lots. - '
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
.October, 1
NEW YORK, 3.—Cotton a
~
shade firmer and closing quiet, with sales
of 3,500 bales at 26y,, ®2634c for middling
2 ,
uplands. Foal—receipts of- 1,275 bbls;
flour rather more steady, with sales of
10,400 barrels at $5,45 ®5,60 for superfine
State western, $5,70®6,25 for extra State,
$5,60®6,30 for extra western, $6,25056,50
for white wheat extra, $5,80®6,25 for R.
H. 0., $6,25@T for extra St. Lords, 117®
8,50 for good choice dm, and \ closing
,
quiet, including 3,500 barrels low grades
. _
extras for export at $5,7.5(56,25. Rye flour
in moderate request, with, sales of 350
bbls at 14,750,05. Corn meal quiet.
Whisky itithout decided change, with
sales of 300 barrela western at $1,21(51,=
free. Receipts wheat, 32,651 bush; wheat
a shade firmer and
_quiet, with sales of
75,500 bush at 01,25 for No. 3 spring, 51,30
for inferior No. 2 do., '51,44 for prime
new Missouri No. 1 do , 11,42(51,46M for
winter red it amber west'n, 11,54®1,70 for
white Genesee, $1,65 for white Califotnia.
Rye dull. i Barley firmer, sales 3,500
bush. of Canada \Vest, to arrive, at $1,55.
Barley malt, moderate request, sales 500
bush. at $1,45 for old State - 111,70 ` for
Canada West. Receipts of 16,051 bush,
corn, Corn lis2c better, sales of 53,000
bush. at 869®51,00 for unsound mixed
western, $1,01(51,18 for sound . db., $l,lO
for white western. Receipts of 33,060
bush oats, Oats dull without 'decided
change, sales of 32,000 bush at 641(566c
for new southern and western. Rice
firm. Caffiee firm. Sugar active, sales
1,000 hhde. at 11%®12y0 for Cuba, 12„®
1.2%c for :Porto Ric,. Molasses dull.
Petroleum Avner, 17,5,4 c for crude and
3230 for refined. Hops quiet. 10®20c
for. American'. Coal: domestic in fair re
quest at $7®7,50 by the cargo; foreign
scarce and firm, $16,50®17 for Liverpool
house cannel. Lsather: hemlock sole
ateady.,3o®3l for 13uanos Ayres and Rio
Grande light and middle weights. • Wool
quiet; sales of 850,000 bbls at 48®54c for
domestic fleece, 34(535e for unwashed,
57c for tubbed, 42(54734e for pulled. Lin
seed oil drill, $lOl,Ol in casks. Sheath
ing copper quiet and steady at 820. In
got Copper firm and quiet at 22%is for
Lake and Tennessee. - Pig iron quiet and
firm, $38(542 for Scotch and 635(541 for
American; bar in moderate request at
$85®87;50,f0r refined English and'Amer
ican; sheet quiet at ii@l243 gold for Ras.
ale, Nails firm. e,-ic for cut, -6/o for
clinch, and 25(530 for horse shoe. Spirits
turpentine dull at 47,54734 c. Pork
heavy and lower,-with sales 90000 bbls at
$29,75®30,50 for mesa, closing at s3o'cash,
$25,254526,25 for prime. and $28,50.526.25
for prime mess. Beef steady; sales ,135
tibia at'ss(sl3 for new plain mess, and 112
(517,50 for new extra mess: 'also,so tierces
India mesa at S3L Beef Hams. steady;
sales 120 bait at 11181525., Cut Meats firm
with sales 180 pkgs at 14311515340 for
shoulders; and 17(5190 for' hams. Mid
dles quiet and unchanged.' Lard dull
and heavy; sales 875 tierces at 17(518c for.
steam, and 113®18,0 for kettle rendered;
alsotea steam buyer October at
25
17,0. utter firm at ' 20®32e for Ohio.
1
Cheese ~ rm^ at -16(517340. 'Freights to
Liverponi dull and lower; shipments 7,600
bush wheat at 8%d:2-per-steam, and 1,000
bbis flour at 2s 4%d sail and 2s 10)id
, . , per.
per steam.
Latest--The flour market closed a shade
firmer, and there Ile moderate demand
for medium and lo* grades. Wheat is
quiet and without any decided change.
Rye dull; 11,12(51,15 for Western. Oats
dull'' and heavy; 63®65c for western.
Corn scarce and • firm; 88c(§$1,01 for tin
simnd, and $1,02(51,08 for sound mixed
western. Pork quiet at $3O for mess.
Beef quiet. Cnt meats firm and 'Wet.
Lard quiet at 17%®18c for fair prime
steam. Eggs' steady at 280303.
ST. Louis, October 13.—Tobacco las
active and , prices, not” fully sustained;
sales of planter's "lugs at . 9®loc; , dark
leaf 103i@lZc; ;black wrappers 12(5176;
medium bright to fine leaf soave. and
*anted. at 201300. Cotton:. not ,much
doing; tales of middling at 24c• -.the bale
that took the, premium:at th; late fair
sold at Attains today at 8134 e. _Hemp:
very little doinip.tuOreseetl,rinageefrOul,
542 010 I L I& far - cogonlini .tO ;choices and
$2,25152 1 40 for diec9seg6f ' Pious II 'err
• ~,T 2 ..-.• 2 2. , ..2 22,2-4 :2:2 J., 2 ,v;e:riil 35'3 a. !
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: THIIRSDA, OCTOBER 14, 1889.
dull sales of storing to fall superfine at
14(4)1,75, do. g4,35®.% do. 54,80/65,60, do.
Ps _ 7 E44 ea
25. Wheat :: /choice fall firm and,
active, but other grades dull and heavy; `
sales of No. 2sr rinxit 92®950; No. 1 do.
$1; No. 2 red fi1t.51,0234®1.10; No 1 do.
111,13(4)1,18; choice, $1,20®L30; Prime'
wheat $1,25. Corn Unchanged:" mixed In
bulk 723; yellow in'sacks 8413850 ; prime
to fancy white 90®95c. Oats unchanged;
sales in bulk at 43®45c; in MUMS 49,@53.
Barley: low grades iitarly unsaleable,
prime to choice lowa sold at 80(4)90c,
strictly prime to choice Minnesota $1,45
(4)1,50, prime to choice fall 51.75®1,88.' ,
Rye firm at 80®85c. Whisky very firm
at $1,15. Groceries; rather more-inquiry
for Sugar and ‘Naffee„ but prices, are un
changed; Coffee ranges at 20®253fc for
roasting to choice. Sugar sells. at .13X(4)
143ic for Louisiana. Molasses ranges at
60 to 75c for re-boll d. Pork dull and
lower at $31,50(30/ ry salt meats un
changed'at 15%o" for ahoulders, 19c for
e:)
clear rib aides. Ba con stiff with, order
sales at 173(®1730 for shcalders, 20;io
for clear : sides. Lard. 'dull at lSc .lor
choice tierce. 20c for keg. ReceiptXwere
flour 5,700 bola, 'wheat .9,200 bush,lcorn
14,400 biuth, oats' 13,509 push, barley 12,-
100 bush, rye 000 bush,
. CineAGO, Oot. 13.—Eastern exchange
1.10 off buying, - premium Melling.
Flour less activa and firmer; 54,65136 for
spring extras. Wheat.opened firm and
excited; No. 1 quiet and stronger with
sales at 01,0701,10; No.
.2 opened 31340
higher with sales at $1,04®1,044, gradu
ally receded to 51,02, and closed at
51,0234131,03; this afternoon the market
was irregular at $1,03, seller October;
51,0334, seller last half, for No. 2. Corn,
No. 2 opened strong and 3(4)3Mc higher:
aales at 6713613 c, subsequently became
easier,
aria closed dull at 66®66.4c; re
jected firmer ..tend quiet at 631365 c,
this at:en:won • the market was
unsettled at 6634 c, seller October, 66
1367 c seller last half for No. 2. Oats fair
ly active and 3i(4)113 higher; sales of No.
2 at 39®393;c, closing quiet at 38X ®3B3‘.
Rye fairly active and , firmer; No. 2 open
ed at 731374 c, subsequently advanced to
and clostd at 77c; rejected sold at 6713
71340, closing at 71c. Barley deli; No. 2
nominal at $1,12131,15. Highwines un
settled and more active; sales at $1,140
1.15, closing nominal at g 1,13. Sugar:
134 ®lsc for common to prime Cuba.
Mess pork inactive and nominally lower:
$31,7. ®32 cash; sales of 500 bbls at 526
seller January. Lard neglected and
nominal, 17®173,;e. Dry salted shoul
ders are held firm, and sold at
14X®1430. Rough sides steady at 17c.
Receipts for the past twenty four hours
-1,878 Phis itsmlr, 91,540 bash wheat, 41,745
bash corn, 49,728 bush cats, 6,742 bush
rye, 4,552 bush barley, 5,559 head hogs.
Shipments-3,900 bbls Hour, 15,826 bush
wheat, 153,2()2 -bush corn, 30,E.40 bush
oats. 2,256 bush rye; 400 bash barley,
2720 head hog's. Freights; demand firm
er at 634 c for wheat to Buffalo.
CINCINNATI, October 13.—Flour mid
wheat unchanged and quiet. Corn is a
shade firmer; ear 90c. Oats dull at 5013
57c. Rye dull at 88®90c. Barley dull;
11.60 for prifue fall. Cotten dull; mid
dling 25c. Tobacco dull and priees droop
ing, but not lower. Whisky quiet at
$1,15. Mess Pork dull at $3l; no bulk
meats offered. Bacon firm, at 17c for
shoulders, and 2034 c for sides. Lard
1734 c, and the demand' light. Butter
firm; prime 30(4)35c. ,Eggs scarce; prime
23c. Cheese firm, at 16131634 c for west
ern reserve, and' 1734®180 for factory.
There is no -change in the seed market;
dull for both clover and timothy. Lin
seed Oil dull at 98c. Lard 0114111,30 ®1,35.
Petroleum; 321334 c for refined. Gold
130 buying. Exchange dull and lower:
1.10 per cent. discount buying, and par
selling. Money market dull.
TOLEDO, October 13.—Flour dull.
Wheat quiet, and 3 to 4c better for regu
lar white Michigan, 51,10 for amber,
$l,lO for No. 1 red, held $1,15 for No. 2
do.; sales of 111 bush. Corn 3c better
and more active; No. 1 75c, No. 2 73c.
Oats 1 to 2e better and active; No. 1 47c.
Freights nominally at 4y and 100 to Buf
falo' and Oswego.. R e ce i pts-5,000 bbls
flour, 31,000 bush Wheat. 6,200 bush corn,
8,000 bush oats, 1,100 bush rye. 400 bush
barley. Shipments-6,300 bbls flour,
41,400 bush wheat, 5,600 bush corn, 6,400
bush oats.
PHILA.DELPHIA,Oe.I3.—FIour very dull
and drooping; sales of Extra family
North-western at 56,50@7; Indiana and
Ohio do. $6,20@725. Wheat doll and
quotations barely maintained; sales of
white at $1,45 and western red at $1,40©
1,42. Rye: western $1,06. Corn very
dull and drooping; sales of mixed west
ern at 95@97c. Oats declined; No 1 IR
linots 58®59c. Petroleum: more doing;
crude 22@2214c; relined 32302%. Pro
visions dull. Mess Pork 02,75. Lard
18e. Whisky $1,27@)1,30.
CLEVELAND, October 13.—The Flour
market is dull and difficult to designate
prices. Wheat, sales 12 cars No. 1 red at
151,14. Corn held at 133©84c for No. 1.
Oats held at 48@49c. Rye at 90c for No.
1. Barley nominal at 11.25©135. Petro
leum, refitted held'at 28®28%c for prime
light straw to white, 29©29M0 for stand
ard white in large lots, retail lots 2@3c
klgher, °rade held at 16,60.
MILWAUKEE, October 13.—Flour firm
prioea unchanged. Wheat . quiet at
$1,0834 for No. 1, 31,02 for No. 2. Oats
firm at 400 for No. 2. horn firmer at 630
for No. 2. Rye steady at 78®790 for No.
1: Barley nominal. grab] freights firm
at 8 and 123fe to Buffalo and Oswego.
Reoeipts of 4,000 hbls flour, 115,000 bush.
wheat, 2,000 bush, oats, 4,000 bush oorn.
Shipments of
.40,000 bbls. flour 113,000
bush. wheat, • -
LoxIisVILLE, October 13.—Cotton.dull
and nominal. Wheat, red 111,10, white
11415. 'Morn in bulk 950. Oats ha bulk
59e. Rye 92c. Leaf tobacco quiet; sales
of 124 'ads ranging from 17,60@12.75.
Provisions firm: Mess pork 1131,75 c. Ba.
con: "sbotilders 17qc, clear rib aides 20c.
dear sides 210.. Lard 190. , Wool quiet.
Whisky, raw *1,15.
• Drrnorr,,October. 13.—Flour more no.
tivo , and heavy; sales at *5,7 5@6 for
.
choice, 15,50 for medium white. Wheat.
receipts ;4,000 bush, market excited and
s@Cto higher; sales extra white at 11.31.
No. 1 $l,lB, regular, 51,10, amber 11,10.
Cotn 770. Oats 50@520. Barley *2 per
100 lbs. , . •
BALTIMORE, October 18.—Flour DOM.
!pally unchanged; except for western en
perdne,whlnh Mooted at 115:8214@ 5 , 8 7 4 g
and extra $5,8734®& Wheat dull, red
111,40®1,50. Corn tlrm t white $1,10©1,18
and weaternll,os. °ate dulls 56(g30e.
Rye $1,10®1,16. -Provisions unchanged.
Widaky firm, 81,21®1,22.-,
Live Stock - Marliets.
NEW Yonx, OctoberlB.—The Erie road
le now delivering live stock and other
freight. Fresh cattle since Monday 1,840,
all of which have been sold In a strong
but unchanged market. Very few of the
extra Duchess county, New York, cattle
brought 16)4c, hut 163 may be called the
top and 100 the bottom of the market.
Few Texans were on,sale, but the bulk
of western droli . , es were poor and a drove
of 80 Ohio sleets , 6% cal, slid at 18@l&I;
50 MissourisiVi ewt, at 18©14C; 70 Ken
tucky, 7X owt,itt 15@16c; 80 Texans 6g
cwt, at 12®18o; and 80 common to extra
State, 6' to 10 cwt, at 13(3‘16}0. Sheep
scarce and sell , quickly ; ' arrivals 8,760,
Vali of the bir Rile • Road too late for
market. ~ orke-eheep .brougbt wo for 78
pound State, 6y 4 0 fora car. of .105 pound
C'itutda, . and 'BO 'for 86 . pound Dblo.
14Abs sold'ilV'Wei'lbr Row:4l,BWe:
•:I—, , •
,:it, 1C• ; toc)
83ie r for 83 pound ,Canada, B,4ic _for. 84
Poutlecand 110 for' 70 pOtauls: POilll 18
cus of, how. arrived, bat poke are,due;
prides one car Illinois.
180 pounds; at 10Uc, a car 141Chiglini-184
pounds,_ at 9,0, with a car extzaState,
WO pounds, at lbNc. •
Cameo°, October 13.—Cattle dtl and
weak at 14@4,b7% for common t good
cowl. and i5®6,60 for stockers., Hogs
active and steady at 118@8,6234 for com
mon, 18,75@9,25 for fair to medium, 19,40
fi119,8734 for good to choice, and 511,20 for
extra.
ST. Louis, October 12.—Cattle; good to
prime butchers are steady and , in de
mand. choice are scarce and prices range
at 234®631c. Hogs steady at 835(g)10c,'
Dry Goods Market.
I , lEw YORK, • October 13.—The market
for cotton goods continues depressed but
a fair business doing. At the conces
sion the Masonville 4-4 bleached timeline
were reduced from 18 to 170, Balton do.
from 15 to 1434 c, Maxwell do. from 20 to
19c, do. ss inch brown 20 to 19c, Great
Falls F 4.4 bleached from 1714 to 1034 c,
do. & do. from 15 to 140, do. M do. from
14 to 13c, and do. S do. fro ml 3 to 12c.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
Pmrssusos, FORT Wayisdr Om
(moo RAILROAD, October 13.-28 tibia
whlsky, John Smith; 20 bdls hides, .J
Hays; 20 kgs tobacco, Arbuckles & Co;
100 hides, J Y McLaughlin; 216 bdls
Lappe & 'Weise; 100 bbla flour, .1
KellY; 300 do do, owner; 1 car barley,
Pier, Dannala & Co: 1 do do, J S Liggett
Co; 100 bble flour. Culp ISE Shepard; 1 car
rye, 2 cars corn, Scott dt Gisal;*s hhds ba
con, 10 bbls pork, 20 tea lard, F Sellers &
Co; 380 kegs lead, G S Long; 200 bxs
cheese, Woodworth & Davison; 15 do do,
W Besiege; 52 doz brooms, Hugh Cover;
60 bdls felloes, W J Meredith; 2 bbls
apples, H Rea; 100 bbls flouts Isaiah
Dicky & Co; 100 do do, Watt,. Lang dr, Co;
1 car handles, Lippincott & Bakewell; 1
do barley, Thos Collins; 1 do do, Yier it
Dannals & Co; 100 bbls flour, Shomaker
it Langenheim; 50 do do, 100 sks flour, J
Wilson & Son.
CLEVELAND AND PrinsultOTl Ren -
ROAD October 13.-2 cars rye, J W Simp
son; 151 bbls oil, .1 Spear; 1 car pig Iron,
J B Elerron it Co: 240 sks oats, 56 do
corn, Scott & Gisat; 8 cars iron ore,
Shoenberger,
Blair & Co; 2 cars lake au
parlor ore, 1 car wash ore,
Bryan it
Caughey; Ido doi Everson, Preston it
Co; 1 do scrap Iron, Moorhead dt Co; 2 do
hams, E H Myers & Ce; Ido potatoes,
Bruggerman & O'Brien; 66 bbls apples,
Voigt, Mahood & Co; 10 cases tobacco,
Little & Baird; 12 do do, Dunlap it Bros;
12 lure wheat, W Welsh & Co; 8 hhds
sugar, Watt, Lang & Co; 6 sks rye, Mc.
Henry h` Hood; 14 sks rye, Carson, D &
Co: 101 sks oats, J,M Montgomery; 45 do
do, J t W Falrley; 115 do do, W Spen
cer.
ALLEGHENY STATION, October 13.-10
cars metal, Pgh Iron .t Forge Co; 3do
do. Graff, B t Co; 2 do do, Lewis, Bailey
& Dalzell: 2 cars flaxseed, M B Suydam;
2 cars wheat. Kennedy & Bro; Ido bar
ley, Smith . Co; Ido do, J Rhodes: 1 do
wheat, W McKee & Co; 1 do shingles, J
Allison; 1 car metal, Spence, Chalfant &
Co; 1 car lime, J K Holmes: 1 oar lumber,
John Nanz; 1 car barley, M Ileckelman;
18 bbls apples, F Owens; 23 bales cotton,
A H Childs & Co; 40 aks corn Rose &
Ewing; 50 bbls lime, Jos Craig; 1 car
oats, M Steel & Son; 68 aka feed, W C
Brown, 60 bbls flour, 200 eke flour, 100
bbls lime, (ieo Stewart; 1 car flaxseed,
Ewer, Hamilton & Co.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST. .
Louis RAILROAD, October 13.-30 pkgs
tobacoo S Jones; 81 bales cotton, Eagle
Cotton Mills; 100 bbls flour, C 11Leech;
14 tcs lard, J H Parker; 4 cars stone, J
Painter & Son; 1 do wheat, J S Liggett &
Co: 22 bits corn, 26 dowheat, F Schield; 1
anvil, Lindsay, S & E; 4 bgs feed. J
Richey: 1 lot household goods, J M Far
lands; 10 toe lard. W B Hayes .t Son; 13
bgs feathers, W F G Noble.
ALLICOMSNI VAS [XT RAILROAD. Oc
tober 13.-4 bbls onions, H Res Jr; 14
rolls leather, F J Henry; 2do an, W
Flacons dt San; 2 bbls eggs, L J Blanch
ard; 3 coops poultry, J e 9 Thureby.
WILLIAM. MILLER & GO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin ' now offer to the trade at low
figures, strictly -
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
fined do. -
Golden Drips, Lovering!, Brunlis, Stuart's,
Adams' and Long Island tsyrups.
Porto Rico. Cuba and English Island Molasses.
Young Mysnn, Japan, Imperial, Unupowder
and Oolong Teas..
Carolina and Bangotn Rice.
Java, Lagnayra and 10 Coffees.
Tobacco, tLard Oil, Fish, Nails, Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Yenta, &e., constantly on hand.
ALSO,
IMPORTERS - OF
Fine Brandies,Wines and &gars.
.
Mberdati, Moselle, and flpukling Hock Wines
of Hinkel & Co.. In bottles.
Spar line Moselle, Bekarsberg and Jobs/infs.
lloekbelnier, Burgundy, Ike.
Brandenburg Freres' Pine Olive Oil.
do do Clarets,_bnoorted bottles.
do do White Wines, in bottles.
M. Worth Bons , Sparkling Catawba.
Vile old Sherry, Madeira and Port WWII.
Tree Old Monongauela Bye WhisMes. pure.
. do Very Bunn:dor Old Scotch do do.
4f30,. n
Sol e e ri lfenU.tbr R00t 41.1. Chando 'a Brand Yin.
m Verzen . ay and Bellery Champagne. •
Brandies ()tour own selection and warranted.
110•dat
LATEST 011... STRIKE.
•
MTICE I
LIBERTY I
ECONOMY !
AND
FREE TRADE I
To secure even handed „Traffics, just come and'
see what splendid bargains are offered In.the gor
geous stock of Spring and Summer Clothes just
prepared and exhibited to the piddle by
C. TnAtainting.
The Wiest Litman' to be enjoyed when the
man who enjoys it is neatly dressed In a suit of
new Summer Clothes which It Mateo comfortably
as not to abridge the freedom of his motions. Such
clothes are to be had at 8. 0. Tunnitnit.lin`l3.
.
To prictlee ItCortOsiY, don% 'nand vast sums
°former where extortionate people c harge f anc y
prices for unsatisfactory clothing, but come and
get the worth of every dollar you spend, at
8. O. Titairsnatlit'll.
rave TIUDa of the freest sort, pi tikes ever,
day, and all day, at the SlR'bre, IV (nothing
There the people bring their..cash, and
there they get their clothes, Every manyee to
buy at all times. Trade 'tremendous jns (now at .
the Big No. 11 Clothing Ball.
. . - .
LOOK AT TUE PRICES.
Cocoa not 'suits for $1 Worth $l5.
Banish suits for 30 worth
Skating park sults for gill worth taw.
.500 sults, linen, at $2 30 each worm g 3;
Black suits for $lO worth $4O.
Boys , sults for $3 worth $lO.
Lad a great many more too, numerous tolten.
non. Call early and secure your bargains, as we
have but • few days to sell. Remember Big No.
11 Sixth street. ,
& TRAMIAN.
'3E1.4D51A.11A.7...]Eg
. • .. • .. •
, 'THE ;8L00D..,,
, ,
,POR 19/.LIC DlllloolBTif ElrEarWazz,
FLOVit.-L-1000 bbls. Kentucky.
• isitraW btu' Wtioa t Pawl, Flour.' wax.'
r ause(' oqpai In 'PT -ftiAVAIL Loeb celebrated
4:9 ll 4 VA r iAll bY DICKEY
•-_,A1..,
o ~..::! . .: .. ;:'.;.' , ." 1 , ty..;;;.
l apirlatt . , W 8,"
-Theriver , coutinues to..nmede slowly
with about 28 ,thches. in the channel at
this point. Weather cloudy and raw—
mercury at 4P. be.
The New State from Wheeling and
Belle from Parkersburg, arrived and de
parte& as usual.
Business Is very quiet at the landing,
and there will be no improvement until
there is arise.
The Glendale is loading for St. Lords
to depart on the first rise, and- the same
is true of the Messenger for New Or
leans.
The R. C. Gray from Memphis, is en.
route for this port; also the Wild Duck
from St. Louts, with 1,200 tons of ore.
—The Liberty . No. 4 and barges, are
loading at. Wheeling for • St. Louis.
—Capt. John McAllister has sold the
Jonas rowell to Capt. Hardy of Ports
mouth.
—The Mollie Ebert pahaed Marietta on
Monday all rischt, and the Wild Duck
passed Evausville the same day.
The Arkansas. (Capt. A. H. Shaw's
boat) after discharging 200 tons of -gro
ceries, left Memphis on last Friday.
—The Maggie Hays arrived at St.
Louis on Monday, and the Camelia •left
Cincinnati for the same port on Monday.
—The White River packet Natonoa, on
her up trip, picked up a snag in White
river, near Des Arc, which pierced a
small hole in her hull, causing her to
take two and a half feet of water, which
damaged some of her freight.
—The Memphis Avalanche of Saturday
says: Mr. Thomas J. Johnson, a well
known steamboat carpenter and con
tractor, was married on Thursday night
to Miss Virginia Bossy, an accomplished
and beautiful young lady.
—The Leavenworth Commerciat,
the 6th says that the colored- individual
who engaged the steamer Tempest to
make a trip down the river, undertook
to pay 16160 for the passage. Every
thing
,was in readiness and • the black
folkeon board, when it was found that
the subscriptions only amounted to 1325.
A leading barber of the city then
mounted the gangway plank and ad
dressed the crowd, advised them to
muster up the balance and allow the
steamer to proceed. The company,
however, elected to pay only that
amount and take it out as ifar as it
would go in dancing, which they did.
RIVER PACKETS.
VICIVIItRO. NEW. ORLE %SP.
FOR DIEMPHIS AND
NEW ("EL KA:NS—The►t. &me ramallmwm
3f ESSENOtt R Capi. Jesse DraN - ,
W,l leave for the above and Intermediate porta
on drat rbe.
titIRITBT & SW ?MT.
se23 FLACK . & CULLING WOOD, Agents.
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
0.111 CIN I INNATI and
ff . a.. B=Li
FLGUISV LE.—Tbe tine
Ie STLEg K
t t e IIERT Capt. G. W. Frigt - r.
Clert s. Peppard. will leave lor the above and
Intermediate ports on SATURDAY. 16th
For frelaht or passage apply on boars or to -
set FLACK & QOLLINii WOOD. Agents.;
WHEELING AND CINCINNATI.
FOR WHEIRLING.x im
MARIET CA,PARKEnIiBURLI
AND CINCINNATI.
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY SATURDAY- /11
The swift and superb sideirbeel Steamer T.
B.
MARYS, T. C. SWEENEY, Commander. will
leave as announced above.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
o FLACK ds COLLINUWODD. or
COLLINS A. BARNES, Agents.
N. 11.—No Freight received after II A.M. se
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL AND
• QUEENSTOWN.
T3an INMAN MAIL STEADISRIPS
Numbed= 'Mom first-olua vessetr, moat
ch..mtne celebrated
CITY Or PAM*, OF ANTWE2P.
CITY OE .LO3TOY . , CITT OF BALTIMORE,
_ CITI OP LOSDON,
Baßlug EVERY, BATILLVAY, from rler 45,
ettrer. Ner York. For aassage or farther
tuf-armiesurt &only to
WILLIAM
113 SMITHFIELD STREET. Pittsburgh.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
E11:1 3 1, 1 i / INI D " A . 64 T
W. X. GORMLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DIILETLY /UGLY HOTIL,)
PITTIEII3IIRGIEC.
se :08
• W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Bneeessor to Fetzer A Armstrong,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 95 MAIM= STREET.
rang
EAROB, & HAUPER,
M
aLotru. GRAIN AND PRODUCE •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
,
N 0.129 I.l9erly fltr99l.
PITTOURGEI. PA.
ierConstranients solicited. se7
MITAB. £IU. J.A.B. r. ILICSILBIIS
KEIL & E/TCILUIT3
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND maims =
FLOW., GRAM, BEEDB, , MILL PEED, £O.,
849 ,Llberty St, oAttsboargh,
my24:b37
WITILII
M STEEILE & SON,
coinnassion Merchants,
•AND DZALZ)II3 IX
irldotrit, anAiN, 1 -,. F" - Plirl s
No. 91 OHIO EITREEI % near East Commo4,
ALLEGHENY cTry.
j.
BLADiTailanD•
Wholesale.knd Retail Grocers,
N 0 . 11196 TITSN' tTILEZT.
•DlEs3lO
an4ITTILE, BAIRD' 4 RIATToN;
Wholesale Grocers, VAitirsolsslon Merchants'
Dealers In Produce; Pluur,-.00,00n; o mega .
Pith. Carbon and Lard 011; Iron, Nails, Wass,
Cotton Yams and • all SNlmbutgh Manufseturet
generallA IMA and 114 44XUCND ISTBEAT,
rlttsburen. , ,
Joni sousa..saw. nousx. l „lree.
TOMI ROUSE &BROS., Suc
"llr-et/tors tO JOHN I. HOUSE:* ' Co..
Isperocer, and ,Eommiseloa.Merettanta, Cor.
aer Of lituatttßed and. Water streets. PI ttateareN
:OLIN e. WALLACIIe
§H PTONIk
ll Whole
• tyA ' G ROC Ft AND PROD UP • MEAL.
6. !WV/1i plaki.WL, Pat : • •
LLEND EDSON J. suarazasi
A ,/x,,,fm. , ItaDry: p,I
11413X00tMalcultf•-•,-t•
MISCELLANEOUS
PAGMC
Ileum DABNEY, , IIIOBGIN & CO.,
.61
. 13xeluingellart; and ffi. t 'JffiSUP & CO.,
a Pine ,Etreet, N. Y., offer for sale thc i .
Bondi of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay 101111 per tent. in Gold;
have thirty years to run; are Free from
Government Taxation; are secured by it
Land Grant of Thne tillionleree of the
Finest Lands in Dian and Colorado 4
In addition to this special grant the Com-
pang also owns Three Millions of Um
in Kansas, which are be
develop the country and
Thry are a first.mortgaga
of the road from She
Denver, Colorado. The
417 miles long, upon wh it is also a mort
gage, NOW EARNS MORi THIN - ENOUGH
NET INCOME TO PAY I TIIE INTEREST
N THE NEW LOB. There is no better
teuritif in the market--this being in
some respects better than Government Se-
unities. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD. ire 96,, and (tenn
ed Interest, inFurrenej. Pamphlets, Maps
and Circulara furnished on application.
'We have a' full supply of the above
Ilona on Mild and for sale, and we take
pleasure in r commending them as a wry
reliable and perfectly
_safe invistment.
9. metisv+N &
Yo. 75 Fourth Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pit._
29000g-000 .1LC . , : 1011 OF
CM
CHOICE LANDS FOR SAL&
• BY TEZ
Union P c Railroad Company,
TERN D/VIBION,
Ltrin along Line cif their road.
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER LOUR.
c `And on a CREDIT OP FIVE PEARS.
IMMEIHEEM
'Jona P. .DEIMILEVX,
Land Comrisalouer, Topeka, %anus.
Or CHAS. B. LAIIBOBBI. Sergi,
MEI 3
W. J. EVERETT'S
NEW PATENT
Scapular Shoulder Brace and
CHEST SUPPORTER.
No Straps Under the Arms.
Perfectly anat)mlcal, comfortable and benell-
eita: State sex; size around waist, and length
of back TRUSSES; SUPPORTERS, ko.
LADY ATTENDANT.
50 North Seventh Street,
(Below Arch.)
se4:n7B ITT'
UPTON.
We call attentiou# consumers to the practice
of Adulterating Lard Oth by mixing with it Cot ,
lon seed 011, Main. 011., Beall:HI, and other info
hoz
OUR > LARD OIL
WARRANTED PIJR.E.
'Any person altering our Brand or copying onr
Trade Mark win be proceeded against acierding
PROCTED. & MOSUL*
.
tr
:* C/27CISNATL
Inspisrfee'aiifreetit deiler in
VIVIM -BrAVlClDirat3'; a
;
WEDDING, VISITING. 'PARTY AND. BUSINESS
CARD - iNGRA*ING, •
MONOditAms, Atll4fB.- , 1LL11M110.11.179, +.le,
Orders btausli reeelgerrompt atterddixe. Bead
for . samples.
t 1.083 iliettisitt Bt.,
live:lmams*? • •
RESH" SHAD -. RECEIVED
dally PILPHEi 'popular
.
f a h:, No. CI Diarnond 3tuket, Fitts
burgh,
at the Twin :aMeshehy ciw
e g e ner orObio and Federal streets. Can be had
all kinds, of. Bea. and Late Halibut, tthad,
s e e r (Math. Haddock and Eel. Also la.rgs.
supplies Of Wbite, Make= Fieh, Balan2on: Ba s s.
st eg len;.l-.lerring ..and Triaelnaw Trout, 'which
a m - tiles us to sell at the-lowest'market prieesi
wholesale or retail. • We invite •all.-lovers of
'Fresh Fleh to give tie a tall, and are trill Inser
thetas trey at • • - mh2s
• •
ASAELSEIALLIA,9
. .
`LltsiErAta. , e'rtxxin. WILL. Crlilt triADIO3II.
MAZSHAZWI3 KLIXIII WILL Cults DYSIMPBII..
- ,K.AssaAtsos !Brans WILL, Cr3l • costiva.
Prtee ot tuilr, 0.00 mr_bisttle.
Depot, 130/./dirk et, str e kt. M.; 4RSTIA.I.J..
Co DraitglSts; • Proprltbre. •
For sale, wholesale ana tlr_GEO.
KELLY. I . lstAbureb. ne r 4:ase.Tvril P
IitAIME!".
4V-T9Pc!.4l.
'Whltichlib ;T
e
DEMO
maalciummt VALLEY E=ROAD/
TRIG gst,l'ibittitt Rom TWINS OIL
NEGIONSWIUDITI" CHANGE ;OF CARS.
On and after MONDAY. Sept. R 0.1869 TWO
THROUGH - TRAINB • DAILY (except Sunday)
will leave i'lttiburik_ -Det, corner of Elev. ,
cnth and Pike' streeta.fer
Mo. medial Dante to V e
.LENS errrsnazGa. rzerebniitaz
Day Ex 700 am Ex 6: 13 P m
RIOXEs. -.. 1:35 pm fir Ex 6:55a ns
lst Helton . — 6:40 a m t Halton.. 6:35 P m
1/10 Halton...) t:5O a m Hutton... 3:50a m
.3d Halton., . 6:00 pso 3d Belton... tO 1) in ,
4th Bulton..11:60 pen ttle Hutton. 7!30 p m
Preeport AC. &16rm aWorks.. 7:80 am
Soda Works.. 13:3114kes reeport AC 6:13 pa
Brady's BAc 3:05, pen Rudy, B Ac 10:05 aen
.Charob...' . ,1;00 -,p Church r 10:10 m
zxpr es genu i s s ., freotwealy .at
_princ.pal points..
Accommodation • rains stop at ex Asti nu
- .1. J. LiAWREROX,
TEIDIf4B,YA SLINIkAaet. blip').
f i rs 11FL:VIA•
IIbAD. On and after ,1 roc, dttia4ALARGIJET
- 7,9i.h; 1869. Trait. 'will arrive auak , d_deput
fro= the Union.rlrPn.ti ec1784 7 orlf.
sad Weever streets. as 'fo/40w11 "
• - Avr . tea. - - _
Man' Tnin....1120-iim •Drylft i1i2:30 are
-Past Line... :1046 am *Pad Ac k...1:413 am
Wall's No. 1.. 6 510 am Wall'a N 0.1.. .6:30 ant
• BrintonAcen. 7:50 am Man Train 6:10 am
Wag's:No. 2.; 0:06 fun SWUM 16011.5 . 20 .
Cincinnati Ex..g:25 am Cincinni E . Ita:Xli pm
-Joltstaarrilks - 102taanti.Wallas- am
-
ng rapidly sold to
Bra'to Ae Nol 7:00 pml.i'ohnitcWit 7,..er4'i135 pat
Pittstrth 74.12:40 pm lilra , o_lte N0213:20 prat
1
Phila. Expreasl:oo pm Phila. ErpreEß 3:50 pm
WWI'S No. 3...1:50 pm WalPa -No. 2:33:93 pm
Bra`ks AeNo 2 9 :55 pm Wail ' s No. 4 ..ti:os pm
WalPs , No. 4. .s:sopm 'Put Linet .... 7:3 0 pm
Wa_.y Passn'r 10.:20 pm Wall's No. 5. 11 . :00 psn
.."There arsine Maketlose conneetion . at Harris
burg for Baltimore. .
L. , The Church Train JeaveliWills Station every
Sunday at 9:05 a. m., reachin g Pittabergb at
10:115 a. m. ie turning, leaves Pittsburgh at
12:50 p. in.. and arrives tst, _Walls Station at
2:10 p. in.. ' . -
•Cincinnati Express and Pantile Express leaven
datiy. All etbes trsins daily except Sunday.
'or farther inlbrznartonllPPl2 to
W, ii. , BECIS,WIT7S. Agent.
(e Penneylvantagallroad Ccmpany will tot as
slime any risk forßagicageoenoept for wearing sp.
par.-1, and limit their responslbllitv to :One Hun
died Dollars in value. All Baggage •excee , llll/S
il at amount in .irslne_ will be at tha risk 01 the
owner, un , ess taken 1w special contract,.
, • „..: ''• EWAAD-11. , wrulla.
. arra, General Superintendent. Altoona, P .
improve the road.
upon the extension
dan, Kansas, to
road in,operation,
WE S I RE - RN-31
'PENNSYLVANIA
RA-LEOAD.-.on and after Avgnet :10, 11469, tke
Pa ssenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Kai road will arrive at and depart from tie
- Feder:lSt reet Depot, Alleghen yCi ty, as follows:
Artist.. _ De. Part. •
itpring,lie No 1 fit4o a .
Yreeport No. 1 S a migreepor . tl , :o. 19:
Express.:.. ~-1U:40 a in ISharnbig Not 11:"211 a to
i.. , Liarphig
No.
1 1:20
p
'..
2:29
p
FreeporNo.24:ospmlpngdieNo 3:10p
u
11411.. .. 5:50p 3reepotNo.2s:29pe
BprinidieNo2a:2opm
Stirir.gdie No 2 6:30 pm
Above trains run daily except Sunday,
The Church Train - leaves' Allegheny Junction
ever) :Sunday at 1:40. a. m., reaching, Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. m. Returning, leave: Alleghenir
City at 1:510 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Stine
titm 11.3:40 p. to.
COstxtrratiOn Tlatrra—ror sale In .patkagea
of Twenty, between Allegheny City', Chestnut
street. lierris,--Selime% y ßtne Creek, Inns and.
E.harpaburg, and good o on the trains atom:tag
at Stallonelpeeltied - on theta.
Thg trains leaytng Allegheny City it T:00 m,
es. make direct connection at 'Freeport withWal
.ker's linear StagestorEntlerand Hatuighstown.
'Through tickets mity,be purchased at the OEOe,
Nor. lent Clair. street, nearthe Etuspensionßridge,
Pittsburo h, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
lOr farther Infornurtion_Wplxta
JAMES LEF....STS Agent ,
• . lgedend Strelet Dept t.
rite Western Pennsylvania Railroad will ot
assume any risk kW Bagage, except Thrwearing
apparel and limit, their responribillty to one
Hundred Dollars to value. • All - baggage'
seeding this amount in value willbe at the dap(
the owner, unless taken by special Contract.
_ EDWARD id: W17' 1 . 1 4k MS . 4 '
'auk) Renetai Sunertittendent;Altobna.
ponalmt
1 41911;1!,FORT : ;VATNE icA.61.1
and CLEVELAND & loprEeEr B. B.
• From August 30th, 1866, trains will leave trout
and arrive at the Ull3O/IDergtoserth.'stit;
burgh arty time. as follows -
AMOS '
ChicaC .K
..2:08 a m
Erie 'lce Er ' 1:38 a tel
Cl.
_g - It'l6:g anti
/Wear* am t
Fast Line. —.8:48 a m•
el. C WIVE Ex /013 P
Chicago Ex.. 1:38 pm
W. , e, Erie Ex4:3B pm
Depart from Allegheny.
Beef-Palls A5.9:08 a int
Leetsdale " 10:03 a m
_
Ecoeletter " 2:23 pm;
Enon " .3:58 p in;
Leetsdale Ace.s:l3 pas
Bea , rFalls " .6:l3pm
Leetsdale "10:43pm
Fair Oaks Sun.
day Church. 1:13 pin
1:38 p. flab
Air 7133 p. m. Chles4
F. It. 31YES, J.
Genf. Pas. 4 Ticket Age
au3o
at. taut , . Mlt.nitrl
• -
rITTSBUIRGEk t
CINCINNATI
LOITIS RAILWAY, • • s 4 • •
PHILADELPHIA, PA
RAILROADS. e.
Ohlrak° Ex. t .113:13 a at
r. cilia• 7:3113 kat
Wheeling Er:
R. & 7:OS
Chl'go Ex & 1.1.13 : 2R m
Olevedind tor
Erie & rg'r. Ex 5:/elio
Cl. & EkS:3l3p Et
. Arrive Attepiter.g
Lfets.dule'r..e.'..6:s.3 am
Best'r " 8; am.
New Castle "10 . :913 am
Enon" 9:13 sat
Leetadsle' " .133:45p la
Rear Fella " 4:40 pus
Leetsdale " 4:33 pm
• ". 7:93 IXO.
Fair - Oaks Sur.-
day a :9:58 as
• Express le;vies daily..
:0 'ram% arrives daily.
N. 31cQ_IILLOrtiN,
nt. Gant. Kanner.:
FAS HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE 411 1 ' TDIE.—On and a..te:: SUNDAY.:
Anglin 29, 1869, trains will leave anti arrive al'
the Uttloa Depot, as !Wows:
Regan. Arr.:tr.! •
2:1115 a. to. p m„,
8.53 a. to. 1 - 1:181,. to.
FSOt Lille.-- .....
Expre55..........„......1:43 m. 7:13 n. m.
Mixed Ace ' n 5:43 a. m. 5:53 p
McDonald's Acc'u. , No.l 11:3131a, m. 7:3S a.. it..
Steubenville Accomitiod. 3:53 p. 4:45
MuDnnald , a Aecon.. No. 25-53 n. in. 2:1 , -s
Sunday Chnreb Train.. 12:55 p. m. O:SS a. ix.
.If/” 1:43 r. aS. eram witt mare
12:03 P. u. train will arrive daily.
All other trains will ram daily. Snwlaya except. ,
ed. The 1a:53 a. m. Train inaket close ean
simile:it at Newark -itr Zanesville. t-,
_ . CULL,
General Tleker , Agert. S C .l," oluxubms,
W. W. CAKD. Denniaou, ono,.
ElniTsßruorn&mm.rmic,'
CONNELLB VILL
RAILROAD.
On and alter TllX3D.L l 3,—lio.9err.ber. /Itlt e
18511, trains wig arrive it and -- 01 a e - rart from the
Deno: corner or 00011 , WWl' Streets, 14.
follows: '
4 01 1 , 0 rt aeriPS6l6
Nall to ander= 'Union.; . -
town. 6 . 7:00 1tc45:00 ets
MoNeeaport .A.ccomdt , n 11:00 A. .11f. j11:05
E. to and Isom Esit t nx.....ku:to.k.
West Newton Accom'd ‘ 4:30 P. St. 8:35 A.
Braddont's deccrmdt'n.. f1:15 z. 0:50z. X
Night Ac. to rh 3lcll.Trun , :rport4o:3llr. 0:44 itj
Sunday Chu - . • : '
and Vam Weat Newton 1:00 I.o:Cii
W. B. STOW, thlf4.:lg'ilLtendemt.PN‘P!
S SlLLWismip
UNION PACIFIC t
Eastern
The SERItt,rEST AND MOST MUM
BOU 22. awn the gutto al poistg ),
CG;02240 /44tY414n,
California Utah,
Arizona Wskshingtani
New Mexico,• Idaho,
Oregon. ,
Two Trains iesvotitsto Llmaand LelefallWOril
daily, teundage excepted,loß. pie arrival o: Trutt
of ratite Railroad • InOm et.... Loma, - and 1 4
..anat
hat and et. Joe Railroad from yulimy, COLLAPIA.
foe • at •LaWrerms, - Tooekw.lad -WaMego
st r eaca for
. tll points fa 42,11585. 6t end. ot,
n Yal
tract we of arrorth , with • the 'XINITED •
STATES X.PRE4B- DAWE'
LINE 011
Ff OVE HLAND • kr-A:1A.1,5D ElLvittia -
XlagrghtEti
is#AxAr z,Ajx.rkt
Ail ; Points ;in the. Territorial', 7
rWith BANDZII3ON , B l'lll-WIZELY I LICK"
QOLCILES for iron Union. c lient ' s Forel, past,
oqueoe i warder Fe.'.ind ill points it A.pc
and New Mellee. .7
r f
ilea- the' rwen •141;litiois or ' rolling goer •
and. pm And. the arringemeemi.:madv
wlyn' relittonsible Uverland VrinNxdtition' Liam
f rom i ts west , eerinwane,thla :road now c•Were.
inmsiawed 'the trirunnlislon Olt
irei g ht_3 oo the
r far Weet•
•z o t ets e all the Wrineine. innate
thh_wpw44litatee and Canieu• • • - ) -
'w.g rare and irk 'or U. ket., via TIM OEOO
Buy yeVniC,_UNION .241=1C,
• Lamm= ply/nun:a.
P
, -
Erspetihientleit%-
BO
.
ifterra ite et it
MCC \j ;I'4
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