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MARKETS 01 et TELEGRAPH.
New."Komis, October 14.--Cotton open
ed firm and closed heavy, with sales of
3,200 bales at 26%c for middling uplands.
LFlour; receipts of 10,768 barrels; flour 5
0)10c better on low grades and rather
more doing; with sales of 15,600 barrels
at 55,50(4)5,65 for superfine Stale western,
$5,65@6,30 for extra State, $5,65®6,40 for
ext a western, g6,30©6,60 for white
wheat extra, 55,90®6,35 for R. H. 0.,
$6 (417 for extra St. Louis, 5 7®8,50 for
god choice do., and closing sady; in
el ding the sale of 6,500 barrels; low
• g des extras at 55,75@6,25. Rye f i b er a
- 7
shade firmer, with sales of 250 barrels at ,
$4,75©6,10. Corn meal quiet. Whisky ',
in fair request, with sales of 200 barrels ',
western at 51,2134©1,22, free. Receipts
of wheat. 18,974 bush; wheat is better
and quiet, with sales of 66,000 bush at
4;1,25 for No. 2 spring, 51,15 for rejected
• do., 51,42©1,47 for winter red and amber
western, $1,48 for amber Tennessee, 51,55
• 01,60 for white Michigan, and 51,39 for
No. 3 spring. 'Rye quiet, with sales of
3,000 Wish Canada in bond at 95c. Barley
firmer, with sales of 4,000 bushels Cana
' da West at $1,55©1,60. Barley
• malt in fair request, with ,sales of
700 buePela State at $1,60. Receipts corn,
• 1514 bush; corn scarce and 3(0)50 higher;
sales of 58,000 bush et 92c®51,05 for un
sound mixed western, $1,06(411,15 for
sound do. ReCeiptB of oats, 16,919 bush;
oats heavy; sales of 36000 bush at 62%15
66c for new southern and woesftern.
sake
quiet. Coffee firm; sales 812
. ' of , Rio on private terms. Sugar firm;
,sales of 1,700 hhtls at 11%©12c for Cuba,
••, '12©12%c for Porto Rico. Molasses dull.
• 3. Petroleum active, at 17%c for crude, and
32340 for refined. Hops quiet, at 10@20c
. °
for American. Linseed 011 dull at
sl'
1,02 in casks. Spirits Turpentine dull;
' at 47©47%c. Pork is firmer, with a fair
demand; sales 850 labls at 530,50
€431,00 for mess. closing at $ 3O
75 cash; 526©26,50 for prime; 528©
29 for prime mess, and 531 for city mess.
steady: 125 bbls at 513 for new
Beef
-; plain mess, and $12®17,50 for new extra
• mess. 'Beef Sams quiet: 75 bbls at 18@
26c. Cut Meats steady; 145 pkgs at 14%
' 015%c for shoulders: 17@)17350 for hams;
middles firm. Lard quiet-and unchang
ed: 630 ice at 17@185 for steam, and 18@
.• , 18%c for kettle rendered. Butter firm
:•; ' 1 at 2,8®32 for Ohio. Cheese firm and quiet
at 16@17,%c. Freights to _Liverpool are
heavy SUCIIoWer; shipments 25,000 bush
wheat 635157 d per sail, and 700 bbls flour
2s 3d per ball. '
Latest -Flour market closed 5c tte a
ber
in medium and low grades, with
moderate export demand. Wheat is a
shade lirmer and quiet. Rye quiet and
••
-j nominal, • but +unchanged. Oats quiet
!
. •', at 62%®65c for western. Corn scarce
;• ~ .., and fi rm at 51,00©1,09 for unsound and
t :.-; $l,OO ®1,14 for sound mixed western.
!- I 1 Pork quiet at $30.75©31. Mess beef un
t changed. Cut meats firm with fair de-
Bacon firm with moderate de
mand.ma ard quiet at 17%©18c for fair
to prime steam. Eggs quiet and nn.
I t 'changed. ..
CIIICAGO, c+CtOber 14.-Eastern Ex
-4 change unchanged. Flour held firm at
54(4;5;85 for spring extras. Wheat less
•-; active and unsettled, and I©2e , lo we r;
1 sales of No. lat 1,05®1,06; No, 2at
99%©51,01%c, closing quiet % at sl,oo©
c
''. 1,0 e% this afterneon; sale& of No. 2at
99%©99%c; seller lost half at 1,01%.@
1315/ 4 ,, buyer October. Corn dull at 2@
+, 235 c; lower sales at No. 2at 6565 j.,,
closing' at 63% at 63% ®64; rejected at 60
+ t@)63%c, eeller lost half at seller No
', vember. Oats quiet at %@%o lower;
sales of No. lat 38@"38%c in store, and
.1 seller the month; closing at 3814 c. Bye
+., less active and a shade easier; sales O.
lat 76©§0c, No. 2 at 7:-+@277. rejected at
69©72c, and closing at 79®80c for No. 1,
and 76c for No. 2. Barley inactive
2, at 51,16 for No: 2in store. s ales
I
•I'.. unsettled and irregular, with sales at "
~ $1,12®1,13; closing at $1,12®1,12%. Su- '
+ gars; 13%©15c for common,,to prime
Cuba. Mess Pork 532,50, ,t losing at
: -531,75®32. Lard 14%c. Dry salted I
shoulders 14,,,g114%c. Sales of Mess
Pork at 526®26,25 seller January; dos
- hag at $26,37%@26,50. Freights dull at
6 1 de for wheat, and 4c for oats, to Buffalo.
Receipts for past 24 hours: 5,402 bbie
' flour, 87,526 bus wheat, 55,464 bus corn,
56,365 bus oats. 13,33 hipm
6 bus rye, 8,578 bus
barley, 7,366 hogs. Sents: 7,783
bbls flour, 68,493 bus wheat, 102,005 bin
corn, 65,280 bus oats, 12,601 bus rye, 12,-
646 bus barley, 6,230 hogs.
CLEver.a.rtn, October 14.-Flour firmer
i and steady, with city d aub white at 5 4 ,
double extra amber 57,1 e extra red
'1 winter 56,50, extra red do $6; country
1 brands: doable extra white 57,25®7,5%
double red and amber 56(4)6,78, And
i double extra spring $6@)6,75. Wheat
• firmer and 2e better; sales No. 1 red at
; 51,14; no sales No. 2; held at 51,12. Corn
1 , dull, inactive and firmer; held at 821583 c
1
for No. 1 naixed. Oats; no transactions
.and firmer; No. 1 State 41®49,c.
and
1 Bye quiet and nominal at 90c for Nominalo. 1.
at
Barley; very little doing n
a range of 51,25@1,35 for No. State
sales
and
'. Canada. Petroleum firmer,
wi
• 2,600 bbls prime light straw to white at
retail standard white held at 29%®3 2 c;
retail lots 2®3c advance; crude firm at
• 46,_ 50 .
Tot.sno, October 14.-Flour dull.
Wheat quiet, and 4to Sc low fror g lar white Michigan, 51,09 amber,
$1,05 for No. red, $l,ll for No. 2
do.; 51,06 for N o . 3 do. $1,03. Corn shade
lower; No. 1 74%c, No. 2 73e. Oats;
lio. 1 at 46c. do. at 47c No. 2 at 45%c.
Frelghts nominally at 4> and 10c to Buf
falo and Oswego. Receipts-6,000 bbls
flour, 27,000 bush Wheat, 400 bush corn,
6,300 bush oats, ,1100 bush rye, 9,300
bush barley. Shipments--3,800 bbls flour,
22,600 bush wheat, 6,700 bash corn, 3,400
bush oats, 300 bush.. Barley. '
iverkita October 14.-No change
Cr .
in flour. Grain generally dull. Tobacco
in good demand, sales 156 hhds at s7®
$5O. Whisky firm and in demand at 51,15.
But little done in provisions. a c t
17 1 +0
held at 531. Lard 17%e; buyers at 17 1 4 c.
• No bulk meats offered. Bacon sold at
17c for shoulders, and 20%c for clear
aides; no shoulders now out of smoke.
Butter and cheese unchanged. Eggs at
23e. No change in oil. Ezehang eggs , 10
discount buying. Gold at 180 buying,
par selling., • ._._,,, , ,
MiLwi..ugackt October: 14• :Flour weak;
sales of choice spring extras at 55,25 Q
5,85: Wheat weak at 51 , 05 for No. 1, and
•99c for No. 2. Oats unsettled; 40©41c for
• No. 2. Corn Mill at 70c: for No. 2. Rye
-quiet and steady at 78@79c for No. 1.
Barley dull and weak at 51,1f1 for fair de
livered.- Grain freights steady and un
chatiged; receipts of 5,000 flour , 129.00 0
wheat, 1,000 oats; shipments of 3,000 flour
. 52,000 wheat. "
,
ParriaDgrirarA, October 14.--Flour is
-dull and weak, with spring wheat extra
' family at $6.60@7, Indians and Ohio
167,25 Perinsylvanis • • 56,20+g/ 7 , 10 .
Wheat is In more demand, et 51,40®1„4 6
Sir white. Rye sells at 87c. Corn higher;
malted western at 981:051. °are dull and
changed. f Petroleum nrichedged.
'P=rovisions dull. Mean Pork, 1132,25(4)33.
lard 113 c. , Whisky Uniet M 2.111,20101.
, , .
Oswzao, October IL-Flour vtounilge;
sales b
usho bbla. Wheat drill
Ames of
'• 2,500 bush Na Milwaukee , l ab 041,16.
• Coin' held at lglo f0r49.1.4 I, dull. ,
5t111451 PhOice BitY linlet. at excuse`s
*eighty to New York wheat 20e; barley
16%c. Lake importe:.33,ooo bush wheat
._.,
s~i
Eli
MIA
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333,000 barley; 2,000 rye. Canal exports:
36,500 wheat and 18,000 barley.
BALTIMORS, October 14.—Flour nom
in 1. Wheat dull; prime red 51,40.
Corn firm; prime white 51,12®1,17, yel
low and western 51,052)1,12. Oats dull
at 57®59c. Bye $l,lO ®4l.s.ess pork
quiet at 533: Bacon - flan; ribs des 2014
20 3 / 4 c clear rib 21@2.1qh, shoulders 17%c.
Same 24®23c. Lard quiet at 18%® 19 c.
Whisky quiet at 51,'20® 1 , 21 .
Disarms October 14.-Cotton quiet.
242)24%c; receipts, 1,331 bales; 'exports,
1,123 bales. Flour weak, be te hg
Corn: yellow ' Sc . 1,05, 51,10©
1,12. Oats 62Ac flay 627 and scarce.
Bran $22®23. Corn
nasal 55,50. Pork
634- Lard 20®21c. Bacon steady, shoul
ders 180, sides 2110. _,
!IMPORTS lI'V RAILROAD.
FTrrostricoit ,
Foal WAIN it CECI•
(moo Rxmit,OAD. October 14.-3 cars
metal, Nimick & Co; Ido do, Everson,
Preston & Co; 1 do do, Hallman eic Ham
mett; 1 do do, Graff, Byers & Co; 1 do do,
Superior Iron Co; 1 do do, Union Mills;
Ido do, Lewis, Bailey D & ce; 5 b a les
broom corn, Z B Taylor; 24 do do, W R
McClellan; 15 bits crackers, Kramer
Bohn; 16 bga feed, Jos Craig; 2 cars corn,
Bricker & Co; 1 ear shorts, H Schnel
beau 2do rye, D Wallace; 1 car barley,
H H Forsyth; ',lOO bbls flour, S Lindsay
Jr & Co; 500 bbls flour, T C Jenkins; 1
car lumber. J Iltinz; 25 bbls high wines,
Shlpton £ Wallace 24 bales cotton,
Holmes, Bell £ Co; 135 bits cheese, 14 J
Braden; 30 has cheese, S hir e & Co; 39
bgs oats, 13 do -barley, J W Jr; 100
sks flour, 75 bbls do, Culp & Shepard; 100
bbls fiber, J M Montgomery; 1 car stone,
J L Roux; Ido do, C Miller.. 4
ILILBVICLa AND AND fTrisatitiev. SLIT
ROAD October 14.-53 bbls oil, Spear; 1
car oats,Graham & Id: Ido wheat, J S
Liggett Sr. Cc, 3 cars ; wash ore, Bryan &
Caughey; 10 do - iron ore, Shoenberger,
Blair & Co; 1 do lake superior ore, Cole
man, Rehm & Co; 1 do do, Brow
t5iC n &, C
car
o;
100 bbls lime, Bryce, Walker Co; 1
shingles, 0 A Mundorf; 100 tar bbls,
Waring, King & Co; 2 cars lumber, J D
Layng; 1 do scrap iron, Mullin Jr. M; 35
cases tobacco, Atwell & Le
cats ,e; 15 16 do do do, W
H Kirkpatrick; 83 sks rye,
McHenry &. Hood; 25 sks oats, Alex
81ack;,25 pas cheese, Watt, Lang
. dt Co;
26 bbls apples, Bruggerman & O'Brien: 32
sks oats, J & W FairleY; 20 bbls flour,
Jos Gregg; 50 bbls oil, D fly & Co.
Ara.mosErcx v si.aair BAILBOAD. CO
tober is.-4 bbls onions, H. Rea ch Jr;
140 s,
sks oats. Scott & W
aal; I coop icken
1 bdi pelts, - 1 do calf skins, 3 bbls eggs,
3lf Schruman; 1 box mdse. T R hie-
Knight; 2 rolls leather, G W Richards;
2 bbls hair, P ?dam; 8 empty beer
kegs, Geo Ober; 3 bas Young; Mutual
Glass Co; 1 bbl oil, A 1 car
metal, J Moorhead.
ALLEC} lIENY STATION, Octobet 14.
60 bbls cement, 48 rolls felt B J ••Upde-
graff; 20 bbls flour, M. Steel & Son; 5 'I
do do, Hippley & Beckhart; 1 car flax
seed. Ewer Hamilton & Co; 1 do wheat,
W MKee & Co; 1 car stone, Jas Orr; 9
rolls leather. E Bently; 6 dos
at, brooms, G
F Comley; 185 bgs rye, 1 car whe R
Knox & Son; 60 sks oats, .1 B MC Kee; 1
car hays, 6do atone, Richey, H&„ Co; 2
cars metal, Lewis B & To; 2 do do, Graff,
Bennett & Co. .
PITTSBURGH, 'CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD, October 14.-65 bgs
flour, S Myers; 100 bbla flour, Watt,
Lang & Co; 2 cars corn, R Knox Ido
scrap iron. M—Kelly; 130 bgs barley,
Smith & Co; 5 cars rye, W McKim; 6 bbls
apples, W B Graff; 1 car staves, W Haat
&
Inge; id1,222,132hum. L
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ELLER t CO I
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Nos, 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin' now oiler to the trade at IoW
tlgnres, stalely
Prime New Crop New Orleans sugar and
Porto Rico, Cubs. and 'English Isl altimo and Sug re Re
ars.
New York, Pl:dladelphiaß
fined do.
Golden Dr!Ps. Loverings, -Brings, Btnart,s,
Adams , and Long island ovule.
Porto Rico, Cubs and English Island Molasses.
Young Byson, - Japan, Imperial, Onnpowder
'and Oolong Teas.
Carolina and Bankolli Site.
• J "it. Lagnsyrs and ,io Coffees. ,
ToraLoco, ILard Cll, Fish, Nails, Glass, Soaps
Cotton Yams, &c., constantly on hand.
ALIEPC).,
. ,
IMPOUTIOIS OF
Fine. BraudiesMbee and. Segars.
'Rhenish, Moselle, and Sparkling Hoek Wine,
of Huitel & Co.. in bottles.
Sparisling Moselle, t3eharsberg and JO:mauls
burg, litookbeimer. Burgrdv,&e.
- Brandenburg & Freres Vine Olive 011. _
do do Clarets,
_imported in bottles.
W or k &
-White Wines. in bottles.
M. Work & Sons, Sparkling Catawba.
Fine old Sperry. Madera and Port Wines.
tree Old idottonawnels Uve Whiskies. pure.
do Very Superior Old Scotch do do.
ia..4 030,
Sole rs Agents for Moot & Chandon's Grand Vin.
lin4rson'ay and SeUery led.
Groan •
Brandies of our own, selection sad war ren
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T,ATEST OM Wig lILE.
fekuo. •
iassurz t
%cotton. I
. AND
OMB TIMM; i
I
To secure even banded Justice. Jost come end
see what splendid bargains s umm ered in the gor
geous stock of Boring end Clothes just
the
prepared and egniblted to public by
B. C. Taaugnsiait.
The fullest Lin to be enjoyed wpm' the
man who enjoys it is neatly dressed in a sun of
new Bummer Clothes whichilt him s° emu fortsbly
u not to abridge tbe freedom of his motion.. Bach
clothes are to.be had at B. C. TuaUsustan'a .
To practice ffeorroWY, don't spend vast sums
of tiOney where extortionate people charge fancy
prices for unsatisfactory clothing, but come and
get the worth of every dollar you spend. at
B. C. TaILUSSLAI OS.
Bass TILADS of the freest sort, practiced every
day, and all day, at the bia No. 11 Clothing
Hail. There the people bring their cash, and
there they get their clothes, livery man free to
buy at all times. Trade tremendous jus tnow at
the Big Ho.ll Clothing
I.oolf. AT THE PRICES.
Cocoa nut suits for 47 wort 4 $lO.
Spanish suits for $9 worth 90.
litating park suits for 519 worth $95.
500 snits, Unen. at $9 50 each worth $5.
Black suits for 410 worth4l9o. •
Boys' for $5 worth 0.
Mad a great many more to onemerons to men
110n. Call early and secure ybargains_, as We
bare but a few dsys to sell. IleMember Big Ho.
1151zth street.
8. 84 TEL13101101„'
r•SBMIGIi
The metal marks Indicate two feet four
inches ankfalling. The only boats or
rivin* at • present, are the regular
packets.
—W. lEL - 7 Brown, a well known Ohio
River pilot, is in San Francisco.
—The Mollie Ebert was to haveleft
Cincinnatl for Pittsburgh on Wednesday
ck,
—The Sate Putnam
toff o the
for
do
and will soon be in tip p con
business.
—lt is stated that one-half the steam
boats running below the falls fail to com
ply with thelaw by providing yawls.
—Andy.Granger, the wickedest steam
boat clerk, has reformed, Whit e river. to
teach a Sunday school on White river.
—The towboat Sam Brown arrived at
Louisville on Monday from St.. Louis
with a tow of ore, and Blue Lodg
expected to arrive on Wednesday. e was
—Capt. Dave Thomas and Mr. Thorn,
who recently purchased the Enterprise,
at New Orleans, place her in the New
Orlea'ns and Axkansas River trade.
—The Evansville Journal, of Monday,
says; The work on Cape.Mtg oe
new boat, now, building here, is progres
sing fairly. The new Ada Lyon is
rapidly approaching completion. She
will be a beauty. Work on the Sam
Orr, now on the dry dock, is being
pushed forward with activity. She will
soon be ready for business again.
—Capt. W. L. ilambleton is building
the w aters the io larst wharf -boat that ever floated
on of the Oh or Mississippi.
104 over 350 feet in length. The hog
chains weigh over 6,000 lbs. The princi
pal one is of 2i inch iron, and is about
350 feet in length. The harf-bo
Sat,
whn
Louis
completed, will be towed to .
and moored at the wharf of that city.
The building of this monster boat on the
Mound City ways fully demonstrates
that they pOssess capacity for the largest
vessels that navigate our Southern
Waters. There is atways a good water at
the foot of the ways, and the machinery
and appliances for taking boats from the
iver are unequaled.
MollaseS.
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CUESINLI & 111E11111 OROS,
. . ..,
PHILADELPHIA, ~ •
3131013LAEIC & CO.,
Jeweler s-
GRAND OPENING!!
For t" F AiL and CHRISTMAS TRAMS of a
MAGNIFICENT STOCK of all the novelMee In
Watchts, Jewelry and tillyerware.
1: 10
~ - I'ANOT opp, &a. . .
Bridal Gift a Specialty.
World, *GO. haw the
times
Store In
the World, and will at all times be pleased to re
ceive and show visitor through their establish •
went. iait: , . 31 . 4r. Co.,
NE W ../1141LBLE STORE,
-. CHEISTNOT IWF.ISTII4TREETS,
.04‘ 67 .
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fifitiOdoripq
rehlitolgt 42111111/11
eta warranted UM to any Bt.
now landing (tom T road for elle
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6AZEITEi FRIDAN, :OCTOBER, 15,
RIVES, NEWS.
•
RIVER 'PACKETS.
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vicussugo. mEw onts.a.ss.
FOR MEMPHIS ANDruriaria
NEW OBLEANS—Theshame
MESSENGXR ............. Capt. JESSE DEAN,
Wilt Wave for the above and Intermediate pats
on first rtte •
t4HRIFBTt 13W ',NEN
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ituaN NA______ 2 ,2_l2___
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FOR CINCINNATI and Xida4
LOUISVILLE.—The tine pas
" Mann. aR wall . . Cent. G. W. EitallTi
Cleric S. Peppard. leave for the shove and
intermediate porta on t3ATIJUDA.Y. 16th Inst•
For. frviteht or passage Ipply on board or to
eel FLACK & COLl'll gs: ---- 3°D ' "en".
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WHEELING AND CINCINNATI.
'OR IN lIEELIN o,xdge. I
1' MARIETTA.P.AItKEASI3IIIII.I
Ala) CNINNATI.
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY SATIIBD AT- 1% n.
The swift and superb Sidewbeel Steamer ST.
MALTS, T. C. SWEENEY, Commander, will
leave as announced ibove.
For Fteight or Passage apply on board, or to
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD, or
I. . s.
B,NO 7rewar"ICOLLINt3 & BAB ti F., Agents.
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STEWASTI /PS
yrO LLIVERPOOL ANDsatb
-6"
QUEENSTOWN.
TEM MOWN MAIL STEIAMSZEIVA
Number= sliteeu first-class vessels, among
to-mthe celebrated
CITY OF
BOSON,'
CITY OF Al:TITBIT,
C17..Y OP BOSTON,' CITY OF RAITIALORE ,
CITI OF LONDON.
Billing EVERY SATURDAY, from Vier 45,
north :Myer, New York. For +luggage or further
1211,117111.Li0LL &DPW to
WILLIM BINGILM Jr.
1.1k3 831ITIIFIELD STREET. Pittsburgh.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ESTABLISHED BY A. A T
o LOLLY. ISUI.
W. ii. GORILY,
WISIOLES/LLE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
WISZCITZT 01.7. I.A9L HOTIL.)
PITTSI3I:TROU. P.A..
15;1173_
W. C. iatliStRON G,
Successor to Fetzer & incustrouti.
PRODUCE COICONION BIOICHANT
•
No. 25 MIME! STREET.
tavni
1%/1 EANOR HARPER,
111 FLOUR.' GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION M ERC ee HANT S,
No. 829 Liberty Strt.
PITTSBURGIEL, A .
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KEIL b. BITCHAIVI I ,
COMMISSION MERCH.S.NTaiI
AND DIALISS TN •
FLOUR, ORLIN, SEEM KILL TEED, M.
MS Liberty NL, Pittsburgh,
my/hbar
STEELS
. 46 MILE.
Air' 8 , 1i:ill - KVA ,
Onnmission Merchants,
AltD DAALIFILS 171
FI.01:111. GIMULIN, VELV..I),
£O.
to. 91 OHIO aniflttoyisosrasterritCossinoih.
L . J. BLANCIIIABD ,
iirholeside mid Retail Grow%
go. $96 PENN . MIMI%
spUlszSi
ItITTLIEy n&IRD & PATTON,
whOlellale (Mears, Conindssionideteliards
u
rgg
h
en Dealers •In Poduce. roar,' listen Cheese,
Yis „Carbon and Lardioll. Iroa,
OnnonYarna d sn a l l 124 nILUO2tD ehe
JOU, I. 11011811..11DW. sousa....ont. 11. Sous&
(c olors l. HOUSE SO&UBROS., Su
to JOllll I. HOUSE & Cu.. VirOote:
isio Grocers and Commission Me ants. Cor
so! ot and Wales tltreets .
tabtffirk.
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§O.III3PTON &WALLACEWhoIIe-
BALM 0 ROOM AND PROD UCE DIAL.
No. 6 SIXTH STRUM. Pittsburgh. .
ASE AND
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FISSIONABLE' CONFECTIONS
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MA MOM GM LOAD,
stun. DOM, MORGAN I; CO., it
Exchange Platt, and L h. JESEP & CO.,
Pine Street, ,T., offer for . sale the
Bonds of the Ramat Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent. in Gold
save thirty years to MR', are fret from
Government Taxation ; are secured by a
Land Grant of Three Killion Atria of th
nest Lands in Hanna and Colorado
u addition to this special grant the Com
any also owns Three Millions of Acta
KOMI which are being rapidly sold to
evelop the , country and improte the road
They are a first mortgage upon the eitension
of the toad from
Warr, Colorado, The road in operation
miles long, upon whirl it is also a mart
age, NO'S EARNS MOBR THIN ENOEGII
NET INCOME TO PAT TILE INTEREST
N Tllll NEW LOIN. There is no better
security in the market, ---this being in
some respects better than GOMMILCIIt
unities, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
MOLE IN 6OLD, Price 96, and ncern
- -
ed Interest, in Currency. Pamphlets, Maps
and &Wars furnished on application
V e have a fall supply of the abo
Bonds on hand and for tale, and we take
pleasure in recommending them as aver!
reliable and perfectly safe investment.
S. tIeCLEAN & CO.,
'So. 75 Fourth Avenue,
sole
2,000,000 Ac 11".
CEOICELANDSFORSA.LE,
nion Pacific Railroad Company,
Lying along the line of their road, at
SIP TO %WPCS ACRE,
And on a CREDIT OP nvx YEA S&
For farther partientirs, maps, ac., address
Or CHAS• B. 1.141111308 N. Ses'y,
sul 4
MT._ 3. EVERETT'S
Scapular Shoulder Brace and
CHEST STIPPOSTER.
No Straps Under the Arms.
FOB PRESENTS.
mvEN,
ridan, Hansas, to
BY VHS 1
IWSTENN DIVISION
JOHN P. DP.VEREVX,
Land Commissioner, Topeka, linness
MEM=
DIEW PATENT
Perfectly anataniical, couifortable and benefi
cial. State sex; size around waist,, and length
of back TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, tkc.,
LADY ATTENDANT
50 North Seventh Street,
(Belovv Arch.
FFITLADSLY I
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CAII"SIO N .
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We exit attention of consumers to thermactice
of Adulterating Lard 011, by mixing with It Cot.
tort Seed 011, Rosin 011, Seal 011, and other info
rior 0115.
OUR LARD OIL
WARRANTED PITRiE.
Any person altering our Brand or co
acinicording ng our
Trade Nark. will be proceeded against
to law.
PROCTER & GATIIBLD
DREn
,Importer and •et,sil dealer in
"Ernirk. EITALTIONVatito
WEDDING, VISITING, PARTY AND BUSINESS
()sup ssonsvise,
-
110xoenuls, mots, lAvcrui#A.Titio, de,
orders by seal 'receive prompt alteration. send
for samples.
LOU Cliostnut at.. Phila.
retv ".! •
-7, -
refill QUAD RECEIVED 1
,astly at BgNJAMIN PAILPEEBS 'Donnie! 1
h Stand, No, 46 Diamond Market, Pitts
burgh, and at the Twin City, Allegheny City,
corner of Ohio and Pedersl streets. an - be gad
Beekds of Bea and and Ash, Halibut, Wad,
, Codfish. Haddoeg Md. Also, large
supplies of White, Late lrlsb, Salmon Bass,
eteglegl'sig sell at lege IdloaVirmirrlig:pirrtelecii
who or retail. We invite all. Wets o,
fresh Flab to site us a call, and we WM lusur
tlWzi & tllat. , rata
MAIRSIIALLIS Et.JILLU. . 1
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..austiat.t.," Zwzits VIZ Cuss asapacina
htrassrusi.a, a Itt.txta wra. Orrua alils!ara.
Ma
uanat.,s Esaxis WILL, Cosa 4.105 T
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Mite of Marshall , ' !Aix% $l4lO .
. 120 .4 .
De" t etel ,e mri vieiri.o
A ag .
For Co. . 'sale,. w letile.sud retail, ituElE._o.#.
KELLY. rtiliburl___2!
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sa los aria swamis .,
ITZTOBVIIBII. IL
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PITTSBURGIi
GENERAL INSIMANC
AGENCY•
ESTABLISHED 185
WE, FIDE, ACCIDENT,
AND
INLAI(D iNsl:riwrcz
No. 63 Fourth Street.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER
$30,000,00 0 ;
A. CARRIER :if BRO.,
GENERAL AGENTS
CONNECTICU T
Mutual. Life Insurance Co.,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
For Western Pennsylvania
PtRELY METUALitOWANY
Numbering Nearly 60,000 Members
ASSETS, (jilliE 18690 °nu
625,000,0 00 . , .
817.151 PLUS, OVER $7,000,000
Current Dividend from FORTY
o SEVENTY FEIVIENT. Cur
rent Inomeover $10;000,000 Per
Annum. Its Income from Interest
alone more than pays its , Claims
by death.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING,
For Every ;$lOO of Liabilities,
1F 1145' OF ASSETS
Liberal Arrangements made
with , Insurance Agents and o
licitors upon al/divalent at this
office.
ALSO AGENTS
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Cll/1.13:11EBSD 1819.
The Most Successful
FIRS DiStttANCI , CO, Di MABICA,
ASSETS, $5,352,532.96.
Travell irs'' Ikteident, cash assets, •
Mani City Ins. Co., 14 '40,000
Aetnalns. to., N. 1., ", " 500,000
State Ins, Co., Cleveland," " 2 iO,OOO
'ambler Ins. Co., Pa.," " 250,000
Insurance Effected upon die
ns of Property at
BATES AND 0 N LIBEBAL
TER.IIB. Apptiattions Solicited.
Policie.s issued without delay and
ail business attended to with
fidelity and dispatch.
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SECIJUITY AND CONIFOR
for the traveling communitY•
eTe B. HABIaS
Safety. Flee Jacket, cat Heater and
.11NODElt4 TOR.
Tor Mote magi Ea kir Pines, dispenaing with
the use of stoves and Pres to or about the Parson
get or Batman earn. with the attachment to
credulity Om beat to arty teunpetnture that may
le desired to
the yossibUltl 'of flrint the
es: or cars to which the sextet ma be attached.
Wareing
obtained of the Uni UM LAWS -
Pasant for • Safety jacket No b s le warranted
to retitle the most irdsinee best ,beethstina p
plied to It in tith poeition and purPOse for wrl
it is as
It to a sure protection from accidents by Are,
origating from defective dues' or where iron
pipes used as C01141:1010T1 for smote or beet.
lt is app licableapp to aU piping that may become
overheated, and Is warranted to give perfect ast
iehmtinn where wood or otter combustible mate-
rid mat be Placed
p i t dose proximity thereto,
I am noW ready to apy my invention to stores,
dwellings, (Astoria, ships steentboaukratirosa
nem, he. Wherever pipe's. as conductors are
made dangerous by being overheated and secu
rity desired, I will send on application right to
manufacture or use such boveinvention. Alio
Territorial rights toes may with to engage
in Selling DTMII3OII either ser Stster v a l d i a
4 1 .• a
e t l r tt
Sir Office st the t'ffE rills uvrae: wart
Vi va
IlstiOintlCVA,ls.oriter of tWi2tbe
Afts.e.-
MZM
•OHANGE . OF ,.
%.,J TOIL
£LLEGUrNT !ALLEM SOLIZOALIN
. THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OM
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On and after MONDAY, Sept. AO, 1559. TWO
,THROUGII • TRAINS DAILY (exce er pt Sunday)
will leave PittSailigt Depot, corn of Elev. •
' enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, Oil CitY.Ruf
faith arid all points in tie Oil Regions.
LSAVI PITTesiinGII. ARMY • lit PITTSBURGH
Dag RZ ...... 7:00 sin 'Day Hz. ...... 8:15 pm.
Night E 5.... 7:35 paWlNlght Ex .... . 8:85 aril
pdMilton... 43:50 a rollst Hutton.. 6:55 p m
Ru1t0n...21:50 a tni4.lllulton... 8:50a m
3d Button... 8:00 put .34 Halton... 5110 prn
4th litaton..ll:oo p MAth Hutton. 7:30 pnt
Freeport Ac. - 8:15 am isodaWorks.. 'l:3o pm
a m
Soda Worts.. 8:30 pmirreeport 1.4, 6:15
RW11'111355 3:0 5 P iii BrarlYs B Ac 10:05 am
Church .... • 1;00 pm t Church 10:10 am
EXprefia t rains stop only at princ.pai podia/I.
Accommodation rains stop at ait Jitati , ma.
J. J. LAWRIV, fk'n'i lt.
up`
-' THOMAS X. la. A's% Sup%
ENN WILY A.. ir-f - i-
INIA CENTRAL NAIL '; - ..." -.; -...---
r... On and afte T wi11.34., dunday AUGTIBT
99th, 1669, Treit s arrive ;at and depart
from the Union Depot, corner of Washington
and Liberty streets, as follows:
/Pries. 1 Dsprt.
\•
Mail Train.... 1:90 am *Day ExPresslsl:3o aM -
Fast Line.. .. 1.45 am *Pacific Ex... 1:40 sat
Wll's No. 1.. 690 am T rain .1. 6:30 am
Benton/Leen. 1:50 am Mail .. . . 9:10 am
Wall's No. 2.. 9:06 am Bra`ksAs No 1.6 . 10 Ida .
Cincinnati Ex.13:95 sm Cincin'ti Ex. 19;30 pal
Johnstown Lc 1090 araWall's No. 2-11:39 are
Bra'ks Ac Nol 7:00 pre. Johnstown Ac. 4105 pm
Pittsb"h Ex. L91:4 0 Due . ; Dra`ks AC No28:210 pm
Phila. Expres3l:oo pm; Phila. Express 3t50 pm
Wall's No. 8...1:50 pml Wall's •No. It.. 3:ospm
Bra'ks AcNo 29:55 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:0103 3 ,
Wall's No. 4. 5:50 pm *Fast Line. ...1:30 pm;
Way Passn'r 10:20 pm Wall's 1,0.5 . .. 11:00 pm
.1` hese trains make close connection at Harris.
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves Walls Station every
Sunday at 9:05 a. Tn., reaching Pittsburgh at
10:1'5 a. tn. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgh at
19:50 P. in. and arrives at Walls Station at
2:10 p. in.
Cincinnati xpress and Pacific Express leaves
t 0
daily. All c thcr treats daily except Sunday.
~ For farther information appty_ 0
W.. H. BECErw ITS, Agent.
TbeTenntrylynnia3sliroad Company will not as.
same any risk forßaggsge, except for wearing. sP•
pare', sad limit their responsibility to One Dub
ai ed Doibtra in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken by sp_ecial contract.,
iwt.
EDWAXD M. WILL
and General. Superintendent, Altoona, a.
NI/Qr E ST ERN
RA-LBOAD--On and atter August 29,1869. the
Passenger Trains on tbeiVestens Pennsylvania
Bad road will arrive at and depart from the
Federal Street Depot, Allegheny City,as follows:
Arrfes. Depart.
Springd"e No1:4 0 a mlliall. 6:30 ant
Freeport No. i 3:30 a m i Freeport No. 19:20a
t:xpress .. .„. 10:40 a mSbarpb'g No111:00 am
Freeport No.11:: 10 rim; Express .0:30 pm
Freeport N0.24:05 pp
No13:10 pm
. 6:50 p talFreeport N0.25:30 pm
Eprtoid,eo26:llo p miSoringd'e No16:30 pre
Above trains, run daily except Sunnsif.
The Church Train leaves Alleghe
in ny June
ctionyn ,
ever) 'Sunday at '1:40 a. m., reachg Alleghe
.City at o:stf a. m. Retundng, leaves Allegheny
City at 1010 p.' m. ands:rive at Allegheny Just -
tion at 3:40 p. in.
CosanlxartON TiltrrS—Vor sale in oackagee
of Twenty, betweercAlleg.beny City, Chestnut
street, Heres Bennett, - Pine Creek, Etna Ann
Bharpsburg and good only on the trains stopping
at Stations specified ou tickets.
The tains-leaving Allegheny City at If:00 a.
us. make direct connection at Freeport Intl:Val-
ker's line of Stages !off:fatter and Hannabstown„
Tbroush tickets may be purchased at- the Office.
No. 1 iit. Mail' street, neartbe Suspensionßridge.
Pittsbur,,b, and at the Depot. Allegheny .
For further information applyto
JAMES LoFFERTS, Agent.
Federal Street Depot.
The -genera Pennsylvania Ballrosd w . lO not
assume any risk for Baggage, except for we
arnsrel. and limit their responsibility tO
hundred 'Dollars In value. All baggage ex
reeding this amount In value willbe at the risk
the owner, unlessuken by special contract.
EDWARD 11'. WiL
au2o general 11_--'-..uteriatendent. Altra:sl
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14.05.,4313A:2 [0 . 4
PIinffiEVIIOBLOOD•
NOB 311,11 BY DRUCKIOTB SUM
deatbiltinnr
L p~grlon bbl Stu c am;:
ranjtg% wit
so r,,tjgro.
b i. ristd intim? for
041 U. .IVidAVL DIAILEY $ 00.
wa:weora ) s.
-11,8Q9; --. 7 -0411-: :: : : !-,,
Ti. Bali FOBTIVATNE & CHICA.9I3
S. rr. and CL AND &Pi BURGS F., B.
From August 30tb, 1869, trains willies:re from
and arrive at the Untcm Depot, north side, l'itta•
burgh city time, as follows:
Lagos. i - Arrias.
Chicago Ex....2:08 & m i Chicago Fx -12:13 a m
Erie &I'lcuEr..7:2B ain't eg cdfic 7. - x _ .. 7 :43 am
Ci. & V., n gli,18:98 a m Wheeling Ex 10,113a_ra
Clllasito 95a11..6:514 a n 2 IC . & St. 7:08 g 8 Put
Fast Line. -..8:4 8 a nyChi'goEx&3ll2 m
Cl. &Flrieglf.x.l:23 p mi Cleveland Ex 3:38p m
Chicago Er, 1:38 p miErie & Yg`nExs: llB pM
Vir , e & Erie Ex4:3B pm Cl. &Wh,g Ex6:3Bpm
Deparipord Allegheny . 47111:18 Sit Allegheny.
Bea , r ells Ac.9:08 a m Leetsdale dc..6:53 am
Leehsdale'••••• 1 1 1:11,i
ittrtottM'rcFs.alli: • •• •4 1 :31 ant -
Rochester " 2:23 pmlEnon •• 9:13 am
Enon " .3:38 raid Leet sdale " 3.2 :48p In
Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pm Bea r Falls. `.• A:43 pm
BegOrFalls .613 pm Leetsdale • 4:33 put
Leetsdale " 10:43pm " :31 91
Fair Oaks Bun- Fair Oaks Bun
' Val'•Clh:grchip.. milh&lg___oEsi tgsgariletive):sdsart
Mr 1:2. v. m. Cbicago Ex_trest arrives daily:
F: B. MYERS, et A. J. N. McC_Dett:Otrelli, ,
Be a n u l 3 . o F
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T AN ITTSBIJIMII, r-1 77,i7 ~. •
CINCINNATI D • ' ;'": '.
L 01118134.1.1.14.11.7. • .. ,
~;
. PAN HANDLE EOM& -
CILLITGIC OF TIM3r..CM and after SUNDAY,
Augast AV, 1859. trains will leave snd arrtre ea
the Color:Depot, as hillow. 4 s:
. , Jiffies.
Mall._,
... .................... "71-611 i. ai. 1.4:03 p Ta.
rut•Lize.................. 853 a. .1:08 p. irk
Express ....... ....... _ 143 p. in 7:13 a. E.,
ligrdiii".l—r"ii i - fait • nt._. P lst
stenberodite I,Atecii'L4Ni. 3i53 p. . 948 sou.
McDousid's Aktc'n , Mo. I 5: 53 p. m San 11. us.
EaridaChnreb Train.. 19:58 p. wi. WWI 4. NU
Mr 1 1
:431'. M. tram wileave d . 1--,
19:03 r. at. train ill arrive y.
All other trains will run daily, Bun sys Ural* .
ed. - The 8:53 ti. la. - Train wake close • _Goer
nections st. Newark- for, Zanesville. ..m.r....„.
- -8. P
General Ticket igert, Co 173:170 0 .
vr. W. CABO, Supn., Dennison, tdo.
avid - -
Gil&
LIIITSBUitir ILL
OOZUSELLE.
ROAD•
........
On ind dr ill TUESDAY, lirojettiber, -Mb.
1661..ta arrive at and - epart from the
Depot, corner of Grant find Water streets. an
f111117t0wn."""...4. ......... .7131'..912: "1 D :00 e94 A.. rti' AL.• 6 4"1 :00 .918 ; 51 ...
mcasesport Aecodt,n 11:00 a. Y .
6:05 i. X .
Bk. to sad trout 'llnt9n. 3:00 P. 6. 10:10 A. st:
West Newton Accom,d. 4:30 P. nr. 13:35 A. 6
Br Aeccon,n. T :504. 111. 8 .
rapt addock.s e.toMelt,spodtrt.lo:3o r: Y. 6:41 A. XI
A
Oundstr Chunk Tram ta . ~ •
and Crom Wed Newton 1:00B. 5410:64 A.
roe tickets apply It to 3. •
. BLYBOND, Age nt
W. B. BTOlnerintendent.
S Ili" _
pox warm rawitir
Eastern Division.
.131)11 e lZ t a l
ice tto
Colorado Nevada,
CalU'ornia 'Utah,
Arizona Washltiliten,
New !Neste°, :Idaho, .
.oregon. ,
... .
Tye Trains loses State Unit and itiaveti oll a
dolljialnat gre l i=don theserivalottrotail
of r o ist. Lonis, and Simi.
Dal and lit. Jot .11a4oati Won. Quincy'. 0013
Inv at Lawrence , 'roNka and Willer ) a
li=ts'itrsis/VV,Rarworthl.L=the Dr' '
BTATFL IMO cQlstain,l3 Dom, .• '
COACHw QV ALAND
X FOB
I)VriVIFEIt iall•Vis 1411.12631$
All Points in the Territories.
And with S.i.FIDESSON IS
ziooTas•' Y I Till
of COACH= for Fort Union; Bent , s Foot. 14411 1 . -
Albminentrehw rts 11:11 . , and all points lo Arlo .
" 'viz: the reeen additions of :cans i .
\
and spesolble Orer elluipateat, WA the arrangements
with rela d. nTransportation Llnell .
tram its western termll44 l . this , road noor ogle/
unequalled hmilltle fez the trunstoisaloll of
freight to tko Itor W 0 406 • _
Tickets tar sme at sU the prinollmt,olnoss tit
aka united litsdem end Osnolts , - •
- lis 50T5 and ask or ticke is win IBM erg"
ant. Amoy ravuno BAIL kr'
DIVIiii.ON. . . 1:1
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