FINANCIAL.
MOHAN BANK,
NO, 80 'FOURTH ' AVENUE,
PTTTIMVIIGIL
CASH CAP/TILL noo.ooe
Stockholders ladlvtdaally Liable.
MINK OF DIN'01171“ MID DEPOSIT.
JOHN ietoyi)
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Prem.:km, Irm eat ,
Dietunnu.
st u.rstglal job. Ift!","' d .
T•.tutiltop A tad naxi RAS*,
1.1121. j... D. Ke ll y.
la 111 . 4117
A na t. Inord.
Tide Rank Is arm fally.arreuteed and prepared
da a ram ral Banl.1111 1 . 4 ." .
fen/.a:l4_
GOLD,
ELVER AND COUPONS,
nought at nights! Prices.
PR, R. MERTZ, Banker,
Cot. Wood St and sth Avenue
JASS - T. BEADY & Co.;
4.5uvre5,10 , 31.0 a a 05511 5 CO
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood St
3.3A.1 4 411K.R. S,
Bay aid WI all we. of
GOVERN RENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, tUIVER AID COUPON%
ON YOST revoniuma.Tinuas.
ur Interest mowed on Deposita.
Mir Mower loaned az I/ovum:ll.2l Bonds at
belreat malice. rates.
• Order. 0%04 , 11ied be She Parch=
sad awe of OTOCKeI, BONDS
GOLD.
lAMBS T. BRADY & CO.
tte littsbutgll Gaistts,lu°
FINANCE AND TRADE.
therms or Parmesan Geaterrs,
Terminer, Dec. 2, 1869. S
Gold was firmer to day under large
covering of short sales below 122, and
on account of purchases by the bull
clique. in stocks who are determined to
sustain the market until they nave sold
out, The administration. • although
anxious to see gold go lower feels
alarmed at the effect of the rapid de
cline produced on the general business
of the country. The country was never
better prepared for a further decline of
the gold premium teen at present;
everybody looked. for lower gold when
the large &stein emotes ofJanuary inter
ed would come on the market, and
business men as a general thug ' have
bought goods but sparingly. also, im
porters hays reduced their imports very
largely, whilst our articles of export
will seek a market even at a low tigers.
Producers in the early part of the tall
held hick In anticipmton of higher
prime, but not seeing anything in the
.niret.tate (*Curetted Mudd sentre them
a more remunerative return, are now
°intent to soil for what the crops will
bring. A lower gold pr. mium before
the beginnieg of the dew year would at
once bring Elbert' the
price of food; manufecturea end foreign
geode, and with them labor and rents
would decline. This would stimulate
large emigrations to the viral districts
and the far west, and relieve the cities
of an idle surplus popubdion who are
enly assisting in keeping up 'rents and
high prices for-living, without benefit
ing the community at large.
Government bonds advacced slightly
to-Clay on higher ...old, but tbomarket la
weak and dull,and the tendency le still
towards a loer premium with literal
tillers at the w counter' of bankers.
Monks-are Arens again today. 'The
cliques are doing every thing in their
power to sustain the market and lone
ittie shots toed:roar.
lioneuttseasy un der a light demand. ,
Badness dull.
quotations as • received by Ph. It.
Meats Gold, 122)4; Sliver. 11% Eighty.
one's, 1111%; ONO Twentiee, I=l. 119,
do 1864, ON; do 1866, 111; do 1885,
Comets, 118%; do 1867, 193%; do 1868,
118%; Ten Forties..ll:B%; Adams Re.
Compapy 56%; Merchants Union
rf a olnal: Company. IN; American Ex
=7,LuomitenY. 36%; Western Union
Ph. 84/tonding. 88)f; New Yark
Oeutral, 80%„: Pittsbargb, Fort Wryne
re Chicago, 86% Ohio .t Milder
lipid, 25; • .Ib.thisan Boutkern,
115; Cleveland Pithborgh, 80yil
Chicago, Bock Island A Pactillo, 10514;
Chicago A North Western, 73%;
Mosso .2 North Western Preferred
24 Ede. 2714.
ismohethm. Large.
I 6
London. Per 6...... loos
Paris, per Irene 2/04 25
Berlin, duller --- 93 9434
Frankfort, (keine-- 63 65
—elating qtnesslona recerved by James
'T. Brody de Os. Gold: 122 X; United
BMWs Kees, 1881„ tivAs Five-Twenties,
1888, CB; do. 1004,_110%; Ma r DU
Ten-Furuels, wax; YlveTweentlas, Janu
ary and July, 1•56,1111111; do.: do. 1867,
116%; do. do. 1868. IMO Union Punk
Railroad, 116; Central &, do," 02; Cy.
Paciao, l 6 %; lake Superior N.
by Veleciettre tee reseragesidattaa
Nsw Yeas, December 2, 1869.
Money was In pressing demand until
after two o'clock and stringent rates for
call teens at 7 par cent. Currency Made
lettereat ca Government bonds and
slacks, with some egeeplional hauls at
-I.l6@di Per cent, The demand was gen
erally supplied before23o, andafter that
time, money offered githe freely et 8(37.
Discounts very mat at 10@lb. Sterling
dull 8,4@9. Gold quieter; opened at .
122)1. edosnesid to Lew mid obled
st. .Clearancesps,ooo,ooo. Cady.'
ingrates 2 per oent. currency to 7 gold,
131AthrencI, end 1..r.01.16 1 3
GoVernmeds dull; old - tends Orin,
under PeTaltsiee Of foreign banker':
new bonds comparatively weak, owing
to the continued sales by out of town In.
vetoers. I.seupons; 81. 1514016: isle ;
i
64,10.4€110,0 65, 11011%"; new, 18
18i4; 67. 13%131830 68. 1.2118,4(. 1 Bis
8%@6!4: N el l ie" 7geryi. beitt•Trao
wer bought a million at 110 12.100®
WlO3.
State Bonds--unsettled.: New Tonnes-,
"ea and Nortn.Parolinas lower' nat.
dolls Blissouria. 90%; old Teneelleosit.
11214; new do., 17; old North Carolinas,
Nig: new do., 31. special tax SON.
Stocks arm. Northwestern, Rock Is
land and fate Shore were the most co-
tide stocks and absorbed the bulk of
speculative interest among latio
oas' abases. TOePacitla basilinierel was the
only feature, and tinged from 49%. to
60. The die In this stock is oue to LW
agitatien onneressed subsidy for the
China line. Emmaiharea west.
Five Maly titon;4B34;
bullied. 24X • Western- Union,-85;
c t he c iesilver, - 18; . biaripcsa. 73 (:P raterred,
15%; Adams Ispress. t
ats , W argo,
16; American 66%; United Ste, 48%;
Pacific Mall. ' 413ir New York Central
ociamotdated,-540Sets; 517; Preferred ,
4k Harlem, 180; Hudson Scrip, 7}L
Readieg 'BOWS" Coatra l •
Like Aare, 85'XI 1111 00 Is Central.
183; Pittsburgh, 80%1 PiOntinestent
73% Prelate& 88 Rock bilende
106% Be. Paul, 67% Preferred , 63 1
Wabash, MO preferral, 70; Ft- Wsype.
86%; Terre Mute. 27; preferred. 06; Ch-
cage and Alton, 145; Ohio and bilsalcdp
pi, 26; St. Joseph, 105.
finning derma quiet; Boston prima:
Calumet, 65; Copper Palle, 4; Franklin.
5; Heels, 80; Quincy, 19.
The lettere of a Brood street
which was suspended Some months eV.
wax reported on Stock exchange this
morning. The liabilities are not large. .
Tbe ontßow of currency to due South
wed hes Men to • vomited amount.
No further instructions hare been re
ceived by Assistant Treasons? Adger,
relative to December gold sales, sod the
proposals therefore stand as advertised.
ButeTroasury Wane%Vet,6015,..%7.,
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Dry Goods Market. '
Navy 'runty Deo. 26:—/nartirity attil
err/dinned predominant feature. A
bine fdtlUll o kissoccarred t.ay me
cotton yarn trade. In mints the market
le psidoky.the Lancarder,Oriunta,
monde andother Make& meitednoot to
Iwo; &Mite Vrturundimare stiling at
08ga._ lioary brown I re
t bald OPT: allicood
broosuiet and
ds; +dale arrnb ,
Angora, innclannt marti
Ustaling at 14. 4 =
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PITTISBUIRGO NABILETS
00r — gaS 01 Prrnantgas GAzzrra. t
Tnossixa.T. Dectimiper Ma. S
We can report a moderate local de
mand for most of the leading (tomato
ditto, end a fair plume of btudneriflt
the aggregate, and while trade at pray
ant cannot by any means be termed we
nye, the prnapeets for the flittirfi are
more encouraging than they ha been
to
Yi n
for me time peat . The mum lon of
navigation will take awaya vast aunt
of coal, estimated at 5.0110,000 flambe*
as well Is. large amount of PI tsburgh
manufactures, and this when !averted
into cosh, and remitted back, 111 tend
very mach towards easing th money
market,,which has been very gilt for
s month or more past." And with an
easing up in money matters, tivinees,
generally, will improve, an this Is
what everybody Is expecting ; d hop
ing for.
APPLES—In good supply , d dull
but uochanged--eales et 11143 er bbl.
The arrivals
e ppear to be 'f ng off
somewhat.•
APPLE BUTTER—Quoted et7f€.Bs.
BU ITER—Is coming In pretty freely,
and prices are weak though noahexiged;
ranging from 30 to SS, for fair CO choice
roll. - _
BROOM CORN—Sales at 12(14 ob.
BEANS-44,60W SO.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Hales at 4t4
CHENTBDTB—WP. . _
CRANBERRIES—Quoted at 112® lf;
per bbl, as to qualitfand condition.
CARBON, oth—is irregular and
drooping—May be quoted in a Jobbing
way at 29®80.
CIDER—Sales ell the way from 15 . to
19 per bbl.
CHEESE-1s quoted from 17 to 18 for
Western Reserve; 18 for Factory; 20 for
Ohio and 21 for New York Goahon.
DRE , SED BOOS—Dull, with erica of
old stock at 10)041 and fresh receipts
at 12(ips.
DRIED FRUlT—There has been quite
an active demand for apples within the
past day or two, and we can report sales
to go to another market, at 7%@Byin
Peaches in good supply and dull; round
lots may be quoted at B for quarters and
10®1054 halsres—in small lots about a
°eat par lb more.
EGOS—Fresh packed scares. but
buyers are scarce at quotations, 38(W10.
FEATHERS—In better demand and
higher, and we now quote at 86490 to
the trade and the [Waal advance for
small lots in store.
FLOUR—Is a "tads firmer, with a
slightly improved demand, though
prices are unchangd. We continue - to
quote at 15,5fe5 8 per bbl for good to
choice winter wheat.
OR AlN—There is no Improvement to
note to the demand for Wheat, and the
market Is quiet and unchanged—we (=-
tines to quote at 111.16®1.18. Oats in
, steady demand with sales on wharf and
' track at 47 and 431g50 in store. Rye - Ts
steady but unchanged—put few cash
buyers above 95. though II Distill quoted
at 930/$l. Barley is quiet and rather
@)1.10. and
I dull; we con Fall at sl.tinue to quote l3od.2o. Spring It $l.OO
HAY—Sales at Allegheny Diamond
Scales at 51.4a22 per ton.
poun
HUSKS—SaIes at 3 cants per d.
HOMINY—SaIes at $8,00 @8 ,60 per bbL
LlME—Sales of Clordand white lime
at 1.*2,25 tier bbl.
ONIONS—SaIes at 12 4 5001,00 per bbl,
the ontalde figure for choice.
L &RD OlL—Firm at 111..45©1,48 for
Extra No. L
suppl
POULTRY—In good y and dull
Mit tmobanged, dressed Chickens, 11@
13 cis , and Turkeys, 16017.
POTATOES—DuII but unchanged:
Prime Lake Shores quoted at 5005 5 , by
the ear load.
PEANUTS—Quoted-at 913110 eta.
PEAS—DuII: 12,30 per del'
PROVISIONS—SmaII sales of Shoul
ders, at 17; and Sugar Cored Hams, at
234324 e. Lard Is quoted at 111%®19c In
tierces, and 191.1%M ca In
SEEDS_Flaasesa Is in fair demand
with sides at $2,25@2,50. Clov sreeed le
quoted at $7.00@7,50. No demand for
Timothy Seed.
shaff—Anegbeny river brands quoted
at $2 for small lots In storm
STRAW--fiake at $l2 per ton.
WHISKY—A shade easier. High
wines, 51,05; Common Rectified $1,0f4
and Proof, do, 5416..
PETROLEUM MARKET
OWICIE Or PIITSIIVILOR GAZETTX.
THURSDAY, December 2. 19a2.
The otl market continuos quiet and
devoid of any new features worthy of
special notice. Compared with yester
day prices are without Important change.
Operators generally seem to be holding
off, waiting for later developments, and
it is not likely that there will be any
great activity In business, until the
effect of the preterit rise has been devel
oped.
CrRODS
The market, la quiet and unchanged
Sale 3,000 bbls sailer December at 14%
6,000 seller this month at 1.534; and 1,000
bbla Parker's landing oil, for immedl.
ate delivery at 16;4, and 1,00 seller Jan.
nary to June at 14. No arriv o
als on thta
water. 1* TO, nor is It probable that
there will be before to morrow or next
day.
turenntla
Marked quiet and unchanged. Sale
t,OOO bbut bW. ball December at 82%;
spot quoted at 30%@y30%, and December
at 112qig‘32%. Antwerp quoted at 59
franca
armairra Or OBITDE OIL HT
Peerlesa Oil Works, on account 88.
Duncan 80 bbl* Owston a 80211111, on ac
count same 240; J. Wilkins on acoonnt
P. &B. Pet. Oct, 400; Wagner & Leech.
on account G. S. Thomas 820; Lockhart
P., on 21:202L1L Parker T & Co. 240;
W. C. Twaddle, on account G. lEt; Thomas
1110; Fher Bros-, on amount E. B.
24% J. is Gallagher, onsocount L. B. (krLong.
18Ik Fisher Bros., on aeoount lame 1.8 09 t
Lockhart, & P., on account Fisher Bros.
1.2.35; num on soommt same CAL
6212112312 OP OIL
National Bening Co. 208 bbls refined
to Warden, Frew & Cu., Philadelphia.
Liberty Oil Works 254 bbls refined to
Warden, Trerlf 42 Co., Philadelphia.
Braun & Wagner, 170 bbla ref. oil to
Waring. King a Wagner,
Philadelphia.
Citizens 011 Oct. 91 bbls refined 01l to
Tack Bro. Philadelphia.
Pawoett, L. & S. 250 bbls ref. oil to
W. P, Logan a Bra, Philadelphia.
on.siiirrao hr wawr
to
A. Herti Ba
bhla refined tO C Lannig
Philadelp
Union Wining and Storing Coup
may 084 bobrefined 01l to W. P. Logan
BM, Philadalphis. bbL
rirresuecu CATTLES ,MATIK4Ir
Oairrasx Bre= TAnnat
Tanasnax, Dec. de loGt. 1
os.Trtlt.
The arrivals of cattle have been Msere!.
ally light Gila week, and consequentlp.
the offerings were mach smaller thlui
usual, and with an average demand, the
market was much stronger • and all
grades of stock higher. Prime cattle
were very scarce and may be quoted at
I i tirlf higher than last week, and extra,
if there had have been any such on all,
would probably have brought a hair
I more. It Isremarkable bow there:sips
I have fallen Off Within the ,mt week,
when we take Into mizedderstion the feet
that tor the put twomonetis thaserrivals
'have bean unusually large, not unto,.
iiriently. all the pints being fall and
overflowing. It Is lead, endplate le ad,
Madly some truth in the report. that
good cattle are scarce throughout the
'-wed, and fanners and stack growers
who have thla kind of stook ate
log to sell unless they can realise fancy
prtcce, We are cognisant of •theire of
110 heed, of prime fat cattle, In Ohlo,
held st ecentertherei whichlelitiout all
that could be realised forths Mine grade
of cattle here. de already Intlinateo,
partite holding good cattle feel that If
the
cannot get their prim now, all they
have tiodopt to hold oa louger—asit is
only 4 attention of time.
Common grades of cattle are coming
into all the leading markets pretty I
Doily, and, until the past week or two, I
this grade of stock has been slow sale in
this market at lent, and to effect sales,'
holders were obliged to secept low
"Spree. This week, however, has been
sn exception, which was owing to the
very lighsran, and prices for common as
well sa the boat aro higher. As will be
seen by retain= to the report of males,
'there was a drove of good cattle sold at I
eta., arid an extra 419Yde would PrPhib l 7=
have brought elt,
Pater MOM= le Co. _ report bi;fni
*gala MUM Ade= car oa aldp
meat to New York, at an average of
7cant& •
TAISBIIILY. November RS— Sm ith a
Blue for. Et Green to Markel 50, enet 58,.
40..ne,0,00; same for DlM:odor toO Berri
'l5, wegtl24l_so, at 420; Holmes, L. a Co.
MMam to. Anil 7. vitt 6,250, at 4,60;
same for Judy to Marks Sfi, 100 IdefOgi I
5,40; Beason dr, Taylor for B O'Donnell,
to avtisalla Vitgt a6O O . at 480. same for
ifirolialißtefq.samell3., wit 116,0110, at 6,18;
savor for sande to ll laS ht. WRt 01490, at
0.50: J 8aud%.040 wgt
31.0, at 4,75;1 Dickerson to Lamb Kati 20.
wgt woo, at 7.00: .0, Crewman to J
Beth 20. iirgt 1030, at 5.75; McCurdy to
wgt 11070, at 5.6 5 .
FarriaS, bar, 20.—.11010ww. I. a Co.
for Tucker a Bro. to J ABC 54 wgt 40.-
920, at 6,40; same fora Berry to Erb 24,
wgt 17,960; at 4,15; same for Crothera to
Pittman 63, win 61.720, at 30 0 1 841,0 * for
Irwin & Bro.. to Todd 16, wgt 10,030, at
3E5; same for • Judy to 0 Slyer 44, wgt
35,260, at 4,20; aame for game to Borer
K. 80, two 79,360, at 4,60; mule for Berry
to same 7, wgt 5.016, at 4,so;, , Tmuarman
dt L. to Briggs 40, wgt 47,600; D Poland
to Keller 26, wet 16,140, at 4.63
gall:ran/LT, November 21. Holmes, L
& Co. for Gardner to hiallch 18, wgt 19;
ElO, at 5,85; Orr & Williams for Pratt to
Hendrickson 16, wgt 18,810, at 5,60.
TUEBDAL. November 80.--Smith d.
Blue for Talmadgo & Co. to Dudley 102,
wgt I=sBo, at 7,00: John Hunt to P
Dully 8, wet 11,060, at 7,00; J 0 Sttlart to
Kelly 13, wgt 13,450, at 6,06; Ward
Leow to Klemeu 34, wgt 40,150; A H
Judy to Brigga 32, wgt 36,790, at 6,75;
Holmes, L 6. Co. for Reed to Kelly 10,
wgt 7,070; Hedge. A Taylor for Rose to
Fischman 18, wgt 19,100, a 46,76; Ward &
LPOR to Wright dr. M. 22, wgs 19,010, it
14,00.
WahOtiviDAT, December L-Hedgds
O. Taylor for Soso to Briggs 16, wgt 17,-
970, at flVit same for Goswrilte to same
78, wgt 10,560, at 6; same for Paul to
Etshletuan 20, wgt 20,070, at 5,75; same
for same 10 Wright & M 18, wgt 15,200,
at 4,75; same for Woodard Co. to Ken •
nexty 54, 68,850, at. 5,16; Smith d Blue for
' Talmadge & Co. to Kelly 18, wgt 16,900,
at 5,82; same for Green to Wright d M.
82, wgt. 77,310, at 4,90; same for Rahn to
Kidwell 16, wgt 15,830, at 5,25 same for
mama to Bueh IS, wgt 14,480, at ,4;
Holum, L & Co; for Lba & Co. to Ha
ger 34, wgt 39.280, at 6,90; same for
Pate ck Co. to Gillett St Co. 37, wgt 41,-
486, at 6,50; same for Jackson to Kelly
19, wgt 16,500, at 4,50; same for Judy to
same 72, wgt 81,128, at 5,75; same for
Jackson to Wright d M. 20, wgt 19,000
at hi same for Frew to Ault 19, wgt 20.-
730, at 8,25; name for same to same 19,
wgt 19,840, at 5,75; same for Judy to
Volts 25, wgt 17,008, at 4,05; Carper A
13ewmari to Lamb d Mt 38, wgt 40.220, at
0,75; same to same 34, wgt 40,380, at
6,55; Ward ATavow to Kelly 38, wgt 39,-
630, at 5,25; same to Wright & M. 6, wgt
5,030, at 4,75; Fairsli to Morgan 19, wgt
19,280, at 5,90; Casterlins to Mill 28, wgt
41460, at 8; McClain to Kelley 20, wgt
17,780, at 4,80; Henderson to Miller It,
we 20,550, at 8,70; Moore to Krall 21,
19,680. at 5,60.
TiaVestaT, December 2.-Hedges
Taylor for Price to 851100 k 19, wgt 22,.
110, at 6,10; same for Huffman to Bid
dle 14, wgt 13,480, at 5,37; same for
liosenorans to Swiggart 16, wgt 13,370, at
4,50; Holmes, L. d Co. for Glass to
Briggs 8, wgt 9.330, at 7; name for Judy
to same 8, wgt 9,870, at 8; Ward Leow to
Swiggart 9, mgt 8.020, at 4,161.
ease. . _
The arrivals of cheep have also been
very htg week, en, and
with% unusually
av
erage attendance of eastern buyers, the
market la more active than last week
and prices are fully 14 a cent per pound
.higher. We uow quote at 4@lsc for fair
to good, and swgess4 for extra, though
shippers alleged that the eastern mar
kets did not justify them paying over 6e
for the beet. As always is thecae. when
the supply is light, and under the in
fluence of a lively competion, prices
are frequently - advanced by the buyers
themselves, to a point that admits of no
margin. , Pidcock. R Erismen bought 6
oars of prime sheep at hti, and Henry
Miller bought a drove of fine wooled
weathers, averaging between 111
to
112 pounds, at 7c; it is but prover to re
mark, however, that thee. two lots of
cheep were bought to feed, as noon.
could stand to pay those prices to ship
to any of the eastern markets. Com
mon 60 to 651 b averages, may be quoted
at lt fo
11099.
The receipts of common bop have
been quite large this week, and, in con
, sequence, New York shippers have been
able to buy at a reduction, ee tbla le tee
kind of hogs that le bought here for
that market. Philadelphia hog., how•
ever, are firm and prioes are. folly sus
tained, with • demand fully up to the
suPP now quote the fo/IXter at
9344‘eyatiO, and.the letter ot 104@ril.
Mat Johnston, of Coshocton, Ottfo. had
two oars of very 'Erse hogs on sale—he
held them at
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MAR LET
OFFIOE OF PITIEIIt UGH G AZETTE.
Diomo•y, Nov.inber MO.
C 3233
The supply on sale to-day, although
not es large es that of last week, was
about equal to the demand, and had it
not have been for the presence of several
outside buyers, the market would here
been a hard cue, and there would dou M
ime have been quite a number left over
unsold. The whole number on sale to.
day Vett up something like 1,100 head
agaluit I,SW teed week: of these 38 ears,
or about WO head, were how the Imo
while the balance were driven In from
Washington. Butler and other adjacent
counties. There Pere live car loads
bolight for shipment to New York, and
, there was • pretty fall attendance of 1
'stock buyers, and between the shippers,
stock
pNit ly tr ea wer C i l IN" r i t ' l t o i llock l . lB
It is pealore there may have been • re;
left bit.
did not seem to take hold
as freely as rental, which may be attrib.
sited to the fact that they had a very had
meat market last week, the abundancel
of poultry, having sut down th• demand
very
trust having
Pittsburgh mar
ket was completely glutted with poultry
on Saturday, and It win sold very low,
dressed Turkeys going from 75%31,06
and Chickens at 50%60
peopple cis er
are paircons.
addition, the country
mencing to bring in a good deal of fresh
meat and this, too, hurts the botcher.
From present appearance. It Is probable
1 that the &Mecham will heve hard mar
ket• for another month, or until the
country people have sold out , pretty
generally, their poultry and meat. I
Compared with Wit week, prices have I
undergone no quotable change. Prime
fat C3ittle sold readily and that, too, at
full rates indeed, all grades of stock, so I
far as we could discover. brought fully I
last weeks prices. Prime to extra tat
steers sold at 7%7%1 good to medium, 8
to 6%, and.stockers at 4(44.A.
Of the Cattle on sale to-day, 17 cars
were from Chicago - , 2 from Xenia; 1 from
Bellefoutaine; 2 from Indianapolle,
1 from Marion: 1 from Larne; 3 from
Munch% 2 from Mansfield; 1 from Crest
line; 1 from Vanport and 5 from points
not named—making in all 36 cars or
about 700 head.
D. B. Taylor sold 7 bead of mixed
stook at 4%8 eta.
Bheitemantla & fiMoriffer sold 25 bead
of mixed Butler Co. stock, at 3%6 ea
Hedges, & Taylor sold 40 head mixed
stock at 43048.
Nicholas Can sold 25 head of Ohio
edged stock 434%8.
asudwood & BLackstock, sold 85 head
mixed stock at 4%0%.
Chaa Metz sold 16 head prime Wash.
togtoe Co. steers at 7—sold 11 to Bell.
steins.
L. &J. Bhamberg 190; sold stockers
at 4,4%Fa fat cattle at 6,4%7X.
Colinas, Lafferty & Co. 57 head of
mixed stock at 4%%7%.
B. Marks Bro. sold 981 stockers at 4,70
to 6,251 fat cattle at 0%734.
Traurman & Lohman sold 80 head of
Washington Lk., stock at W,%7%.
Onalmirald & Kahn sold 72 bead of
Ohio stock at 5g%754.
Peter Hartman sold 27 head mixed
stook from Groan Co. at 8(484‘.
B. Lowenstine sold 11 head Washing
ton 00:4 Mock - at 5,70 tO 7.
L.
Washin Rot gton Co. at hchllcts & Zeigler so 46 head from
Katz & Keefer sold 05 7 Yield from Chi.
cage al 4g(47.
Kauffman 11 head from Wardungtan
Co. at 41,40 w,.
Kraus & .as sold 72 head of mixed
stock from Ohto at 4%7.
Jacob Needy sold 45 head at 5%17.
M. Vernersold 40 head of Washington
Co. stock at 5® 7 •
Smith dr. Blue sold 40 head mixed
stock at 4y41% 8 .
MEI& AND LAMM
The sepply of this class of stook on
sale to-day was comparatively light,
1,800 head, but it was, nevertheless,
stout equal to the demand, arid while
the market may tele been quicker thau
'last week, prices as a general thing,
,haste undergone no change. Ae will be
mien by: reference to the report of sales.
some extra sheep were gold at 115%460
par head; prime may be quoted at .13,50
%AA; hdr,12,500 3 , end scalawagell l . 2s o 2 .
Lambs sold from 51,50 t0113,50%4.
• A B. Taylor sold 80 head sheep at an
average of 112,20.
y & Bro 250; ;sheep at 52%8,50
lambs at 91
Smith &Blue 04604 :1. all wholesaled
at 91,30%1,75:
Adam &kart gold 70 head Sheep at
14: 501 g*
Gamin tt.Co. mold 175 sheep and lambs
al an average of 12.50 per head.
J. F. Album 150 *beep.
W. Neely sold 50 sh e ep of pretty
good qoallry, sopposbd about
SW&
John Christy sold isosheepst,l2@a.
Kilian= sold 60 head realawn sheep
at 111,25--40 inrsold.
Jonathan Davls mold 197 sheep at WO
W. Adams sold 100 headbeep at an I
average of 51,50— Chen. Weide baring'
purchased . % at gs,so per head.
worm
There was a very good retail denumd
for hogs today. but while the ules may
have been larger in the aggregate, prices
[compared with Int week . bars under•
me no essential coup, ringing from
$9,75 to sll,6oprr cwt. pose, in a retail
way, for common to prime avalugcs•
TSBErtiGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1869:
ellitaKETS HT TELEGRAPH.
NEW Soar., November 2.—Cotton dull
and %c lower; sales of 1,600 hlUell at 25 ..qc
for middling uplands. Flour: receipts
of 11,677 tibia; without decided change.
with moderate businese, part for export;
sales of 10,800 bbls at 34,7E45,10 for su
perfine State western, 66,50(06,2 6 for ex
tra State. $3436(46,33 fur exits we tern,
36.3048,60 for white Wheat eAtts. P.M®
6,30 for R. H. 0., 5646,60 fzr extra St.
Louie, guogo for good choice do. clan.
hut tiuiet—lnclnding 9,609 t.ibla low grades
extra western and State for export at
53,5946,85. Rye flour quiet; eaten of 100
bble at 14,8.50. Corn meal quiet.
Whleky firmer: Wee of 350 bble wow
ern at 11,04®1,04. chtelix
wheiat receipts 12.6,647 baste market a
shads firmer and moderately act i ve ; ive
sales of 83,000 both, at 111,3001.31
2 spring, $1,311 for No. I do., 51,3001,36
for winter red And amber weatertz 'and
$1,6601,68 for *bite State. Rye quiet.
Barley doll: sales of 12,000 bueh, at 11,08
for chcnoe two rowed State, mid four
rowed State On peyote terms. Bailey
Melt dull. Zrn: receipts 1,463 ihuile
market dull d scarcely er: firm; sales
of 3,800 bneh, at 31.0801,09 for unsound
mixed western, 81,11,1 3 for !wend do.
and 51,10 for new whiter/on:them. -Oats:
receipts 690,4118 bush; market heavr
sales of 61,000 hush, at 644481.66 a for west
ern and tio®Ottofor State. Causda Peas in
moderate reqnest; sales 6,800 bu at $l,OB
In bond. Rye quiet- Coffee steady;
sales WO eke Rio on private terms. Sugar
quiet; aslea 168 bhde Cuba at 10%4110;
111 ban asylum' on private term. Mo
le:wee quiet; sales 160 bbla New Orleans
at 72®820. Petroleum quiet, at 113140 for
crude, 32% c for refined. Hops quiet at
160240 for American. I.lruseed oil heavy
at 9248.5 e. cost. Spirits turpentine dull
at 4454(946%A Pork firmer and quiet;
sales 360 bbis at A.T4,25®T.2.76 for new
mess; 833433.5 0 for old do; 623,60®24 for
prime; 527,504341,60 for prime men;
alai
260 bble new mess, seller for January. at
$31,75, and 600 do, miller Jan. and Feb.„
at $32. Beef steady, With sales of 150
bbla at s6®l3 for new plain mesa, slo®l7
for new extra mess. Tier. Beef dull:
sales 430 tierces at $76(4)26 for prime
mres, and 130031 for India mesa Beef
Ham. quiet, with ale 30 bbla 115®21
for old and wan for new. Cut Meat'
firm, with sales 140 pltga at 12413 e for
shoulders and 17417350 for barna. Mid
dles a ahade firmer; sales 20 boxes city
16%417c, and 900 boxes Cumberland
out, seller January and February. Lard
firmer, with sales 370 tierce. at 18,
19%0 for steam, and 19(40a7 for kettle
rendered; also 1,760 Berens steam at 100,
seller December, and 19(4119: e, seller
February. Batter quiet at Ap...via for
Ohio. Cheese drill at 174180. Freights
to Lorerpoul quiet end steady. Ship
-vents: 26,000 bash wheat, per steamer,
sd.
/sleet—Flour mused steady. with
moderate export and home trade demand
for medium and common grades. Wheat
quiet and Arm, with a fair export demand
ed. 91,3001,31 for lin. 2 spring, Spfl(gi
-1,2714 for winter red and amber weetftn.
Roe nominal. Oats lower and dull, at
64464350 for westerns. Corn dull and
heavy, at 91,1001,121 a for wand mixed
western. Pork quiet., firm and unchang.
ed. Beef nominally unchanged. Cut
meats steady and quiet. Baoun nouri•
nal. Lard firm at 19t.;3
IMic for good
is prime gem:a Eggs quiet acid without
any decided change.
Clfica.oot, December 2.—Eastern ex
change, 1-10 off, buying, and par, selling.
Flour, • shade more active and firmer;
apring extra at sa.sis&s,bo. Wheat,
fairty active, at 14@i14140 higher; mien of
Nu. 1 at Oahe; No. 2 mold at 925413.923.4 e;
Fed st Die; this9lo afternoon
and the market
sa irregular; cash, seller Ds
camber; 9214 e seller Pat half. Corn.
easier and a chade more active; sales of
No. 2 at 244811‘ec cloning quiet and
weak, at 80a: this afternoon market was
dull and nominal, at 800 for No. 2. Oats,
steady at yesterday's range, and aiming
at 413a420. Rye, moderately waive, at
lc higher, sales of No. 2 at 75(4)78c;
rejected at 71w, cloning at 763 for
No. 2. Barley doll and steady, closing
at liSo for No. 2. Ellghwines arm; sales
at 954597 e, closing firm. Sugar 131.@.
14540 for common to prime Cuba. Pro
•uidons firm; mesa pork advanced 50 0
on
pub and 76c9;111,115 on future delivery;
lot sales at IRO cash and a11,5069T.1 for
Lard str onger
closing at 92 cash.
Lard stronger at Pie earth and 1914 0 sel
ler January. Bulk moans firm; short
nee, ten days houlders. twent In salt, 1444 e, y
dodaYs twent
in
y
days, Can s
salt, 11% groom hams from block steady
at 15c- Dressed bolo quiet and higher at
111, 40 (0 12,80, dividing on 200.
CINCINNATI, Denali:lGO? I.—Cotton
quiet and unchanged. with veil. of 0111
rilings at 239;(4240. Whlaky dull, with
males at II one abort time and tla., cash.
Me. pork dull at 631.40, but no sales
Bulk meats unchanged and no demand:
aboolder hold at andi at 100 and
i 1644 0 for e
clear rib clear packed.
11-rob Inactive. but with little demand:
shoulders 164 and sides lase Mr clear
rib and clear alder packed. Lard bald
at 17% and 18554 with sales at 440 bolos,
thew rates Sugar cured hams 21 to 22,
Hogs firm and in good demand but
fared more more Dimly; cleating at sioalo,so,
with rerelputof 4 1 600. Orson meat. low.
er at the close, with male. of 4,000 ;mama
at 11, 14 and 15440 for ationiderw. aide.
and hams.
Pall.analLegle. December 2.—Fkrur;
ouperflue 14,76q15, 50 ; °sic? 1iii,2 7 (.4 9 . 50 -
\Wheat) red $1,200111,84; Paints white
141,45, Rye neld at 51.10. Corn leas so.
live; old yellow 11,1 tr, new 87499 c. Oats
better at 614624 Petroleum feverish,
with crude at 240, gad, refined 90440.
Whiaky dull at 411,01®1,05.
Can:nano, Dec. 2.--Llve Hogs Arm and
active at 10(4150 bleier; ti,0 0 (4 9 . 155 for
fair to medirrui: 510(410,40 for good to
titmice. and 110,50(410,15,1bgeetra prima
tattle Qalot, at-ady and firmer at 13,50(4;
1,75 for common torOd cowl , and 115.50
013.00 for fair m edium dishy steers.
ter. Louts, November 2.—Tobacco qulot
and unchanged. Caton gaming at 23(4
231. Hemp: Mall nada of dressed at
5230. Whisky heavy, It. anger quiet.
11(413)413 for new ledihriana. Coffee dull,
ranging 19W:424a !dolmens steady, 75
(000 for plautation.
Loeurrint.a, December2.--Oetton arm,
with middling at 24e. Hogs are a grade
firmer, being held 94:(9i1054ie grow ris
celpts, 4,400; killed, 6,000. Tobacco ac
tive, with salsa of 59 raid; at 19 for lugs,
and 124.60 for Owen Ora's leaf. Whiaky
SLOE.
CLHVILAND, BOOADlESTi—Petroleum:
reflood is a shade firmer; held at 28(4
28i4c In round lour. mall lots 2@30 In
advance; erode lower; held at =6.60 per
bbL Seeds: Clover held at 18,60Q)8,76,
and Timothy al tige4, Bs . per bush.
BALTIMORE, November 2.—Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull and west:
prime to choice rod 51,8 5 0 1 . 88 . Corn
lower, prime to choice white 90@920,
yellow 90c. Whisky dull, 51,06.
Diagram, November 2.--Cotton easter
and nominal at UM% rontepts 95:3 bake,
capon , 410 bales.
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IMPORTR BY RAILROAD.
PITTSBORoII FORT WATI•I RAD MI.
CAOO RAILROAD. December 2.-212 sks
osrlsY , J 51 Carson; 1 cm slams, J Eilech
alll2; 1 do do, J L Seo.M.l do do. 0 Mll.,
Rol 10 kp butter. J A Clonth 13 tube do
B Ras Jr; 25 bales hemp, Gering &
46 bats cheese, P Dull & Bona; RD do do,
N J Braden; 25 do dry; Wilson; 50 do do,
W M Gormley . 12 dodo, A & J Kerr; 25
dodo, 0 Riddle; 25 do do, W Cooper; 87
oil bbls, B D Moore; 50 bbls oil orge
Palmer a Co; 87 tails shovels, Myers A
03; 25 bra cheese, !Woodworth &D.
bbls eggs. W 11 Graft; 4 do tallow, Dil
worth & 11; 75 do Boer, L I Blanchard;
10 kge apple butter, 119 mks potatoes,
Brenneman a oq3;4l3miny , J A
Ord Go; 14 kge ea* who any.
119 bas cheese, B'Renstron; 4 care bar.
ley, SpOnoor tdr..Eo3% 835 bra &mese,
I U Jenkins; 1 car hoops, 0 McClure; 1
car staves, B I) Moore; la Ws hoops. J
M Pahnestock; 100 bble Boer, T Jenk.
ins; 100 bbls font. 130111uny
or
d & V; bbls
ghwines„ W tt Ch); 2 cars bone
ostrgeward A Emenate; 50 bbls high.
'fleets, Little It s:trebling; 2 do oil, D Bly
& 03; 10 bbls rpm Volgt, M & 0:6 10 do
'PhDs, 5 do gle, 2do brandy, Gamble A.
Anderson; 7 Me soap Iron, T Maloney;
17 do sullen, Flank; sdo alcohol, B
L Pahn
CLEyiLARD ANT/ PITISITITRaII Rau,
ROAD December , 2.-2 can I • ore, Mc-
Knight & Co; 1 do billotts, Nlmick A Co;
5 do do, Park Brae 2 Co; 2 de. ^rye, Et.
change National Bank; 1.0 bbla oil, 3'
Bpear 6 OM lair Stoke, J - 1. I. Knox; 1
car oats, W 6 Millen 20 make, 1 bbl
pftrls, I B Candela; 8 pkg.. s ntaahhtes.
Drover ex Moira cab s sine, Park &
Brat 69 mks milifee&P Dad & Bon; 49
aka oats, 27 do barlev. W Fairly; 11
bbls knota. Adams, Mateo & 0o; 8 do
do. Jones, Niodok et Co; 12 bdle 611111 m___
T B Toting Ocr; lado do, 3 41010608 1 A.
Bedford Chill 0o; 2 bbbi oniony. 4 do ,
turkeys.). box butter. B E BoMosont
oar care, Wm • McKim; bbbe bowl
wheat flour, Atlas; Works. 10 Ow
-P Pitmen I car 1 le ore. McKnight, P er.
Co; 1 car lumber. 8 Refer, 210 an ear
corn. Moßane 6 defer; 175 blebs ityplem,
J Holahan 3 MU eider, 61 bbls apple*.
113 Obis peaches,' 5 tabs batter.
I hi
Bela. Jr; 5 beta elder, 10 Ms applar W
GaffT dodo, Maagardar
10 dodo, Vole, att dr, 0 0 ,
ALranamaty Vox= Sarum.. Da
cambert :- - 21kilig bidet, W• _ CU
rye. W MeKrlttu 2 - do mill Moor
head; I do do, Bees, Grata IYall; 1- do
do, Brown a Co; 1 box mdss, .1 Cook; 2
do tobacco, .7Mtirpliyil box boobs. A
English & 0e; 1 do do, D M Buxton;
P Gibson; 77 bbls corn nutaL
Watt; . Log& Co; 20 sks !bed, J V* • ne•
1 oar lime, D L Reynold.; 32 eke oats. Ir.
do wheat, Adams & Austin; S hogs, D
McElroy; 3 aka raga, Godfrey & Clark;
73 eke oat?, Scott 4. Waal; 7 bre butter, 2
do ems, F S Mcßae; 1 bee butter, 2 bdlo
bides, 2 pkga poultry, 1 do eggs, .1
Illaktuan; S calves, J Elloffruort.
PITTSBURGH, 13INC1IINATI AND ST.
Louie RAILROAD. Dooember 2 —B2 toga
grain, F 13818113; 7 kha butter, J A Gra ff ;
4We apples, Head A 31; 8 do eggs, W
a Graff; 135 bge GINS, Mclirene & A; 80 ode
tobaoco, C A A.rmsthal; I at? feed. II
Wiliam; 1 do ml4dlloga, H U Handel ,
eon: 1 do do, R Roberta; 100 ibis door,
L Wallace; 130 do do, Watt, Lon g . & Co;
13 Wide sugar. Dilworth A El; 130 It bble
herring, Jas Connor; 8 bales cotton, A
France; 2 cake meat. 25 tea groom., Fl6Bl
- 8 bble oil, B L Fahnestock.
AL.LEGREITI STATION December
1 car barley, !Smith & Co; 1 do Wheat,
Kennedy Bro , 1 do cooperage, Ralya A
Robertson; 380 galls stoneware, Beck
& Hillhouse; lot cabbage, D Darla;
2 can ore, Graff. Bennett A Co; 2 ohs
cheese, B Jenny; 24 bbll alder, 12 do Bp.
.1 Raub; 64 do do, J Herbert.
RIVER NEWS.
The Upper 'livers.
!!!M5MilUI:l:l3=l
. . .
UIL CITY, Pa., Deoenaber 2.—The river
is falling, with nine feet water In the
channel Weather cloudy. Thermome
ter lie at r. K. F.
BH.OWINVILLE, Pa., December 2.—The
river la stationary with eight feet and
moo inches water In the enannel. Wea
ther cloudy. Thermometer 82 at 4P. M.
Onsimetiono, Pa., December 2.—The
river le riming Mow!), with six feet
water In the channel. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 82. F.
hIO6OIIITOWI II , Va., December 2.—The
river I. Mx feet water In the channel,
and rising slowly. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 33 at 6 P. It. F.
The river was receding slowly at thie
point lent evening; with 16 feet 10 Mabee
In the channel by the Monongahela
marka. The weather was cold and die.
agreable snow felling at Intervale.
The Argosy, after an absence of sev
eral months, ban arrived. She recently
made a trip from-Cincinnati to Pew Or
leans.
The Maggie Hays will depart for St.
Louis at daylight thb. morning. Pilots,
W. IL Dorsey and Wm Ball.. She has a
fall cargo.
The St. Charles, Capt. Chas. A. Dravo,
arrived from Cincinnati last night, and
will leave again to-day at Ir. el. The
Si. Liberia. in regularly In the Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati trade, and will leave here
every Friday. She is In all respects one
of the fineet boats that comeeto this land.
log, and offer* superior incltmezzenta to
passengers. Mr. Geo. L. Reppart has
charge of the office.
The Olesgow, Capt. Andy Robinson.
Jr., is filling up rapidly, and will take
her departure for Nashville to-morrow
without fall.
The B.llle was doe here Last night from
Louisville. As will be wen by card. she
is announced to leave for New Orleans on
Monday next. flack et Colllugwood are
her agentw.
The Wild Duck barges., CapL fkbn W
Anawalt, Is filling up rapidly for New
Orleans, and will leave as announced.
Capt. Answall will be found about the
Duck, ready to attend to shippers.
The new steamer Charlie R. Doribe ,
now In turn for St. Louts, end will beau
first boat out for that port.
The mountain steamer Pentush ban
guns into winter quarters at ht. Louis.
and the Andrew Ackey bat followed sett
at Sioux City. Engineer Couleon of the
Peulnah is here visiting his friends.
—Capt. Ben Hall, is now one of the
Fleetwood's pilots.
—The Bellevernon arrived at New Or
leans on Tuesday last.
—The Corn berlind was rising as Tues.
day with 4,b feet on Harpeth Shoals.
—pap: John Haeberlie has chartered
the Lome No. 2 for the Grand F.core sod
Alexandria trade.
—The FL C. Gray has abandoned her
trip to Nashville, and is loading at Un-,
einuati for Pittsburgh.
—The Kate Putnam, bow Ne w Or.
leans, will it is expected, leave Chian.
nett for this port on Saturday.
—Cept. Sant. Burke, a hilesourt River
pilot, has struck a coal mine on his
I
lenia, near Leavenworth, Kansas.
—The Hawkey' State was to have let'
Sr. Louis for this port on Tuesday, to'
have her machinery put In a new boat.
--.Tnero I. • petelthWtiLpf the Great ,
Republic soon entering the trade to. ,
twee' Memphis and New °Sean, taking
every alternate Wednesday with the
Magenta.
—The Owensboro Shield eels: During
the continued low water the Nand bar at
French Wised has captured ea many
steamers that the place Is denominated
Steam bonti I I le.
—The Importer finally arrived at
Little Hock on the morning of lest
Thuday. She has gone down agein I
with a load of cotton for New Orleans.
She took a number of passengers.
—Capt. Darlingtee. of the Crarrie
Brooks, was fined 120 and mats, at
Zanesville, Ohio, on Monday, Ibr blow.
ling the boat's steam whittle within the
corporate limits. The Captain has sp
pealed.
—The New Orleans News of the 26th
says: In an evil hour one Contain Rich
mond, as pliant an indlvidoal as ever
trod the quarterdeck of a noble Mesmer,
seting muter and • part warner of a craft
known to the navigators of the Father of
Waters as the steamboat New York,
listened to bad advisers and got en
tangled In the meshes of the law. Mr.
Noyes, manager of the thesent City Cir
cue, had chartered the beat to transport
his circus troupe from and to the various
towns on the river, for the sum of seven
hundred and fifty dollars per month and
expenses paid. The Captain declined to
carry out his contract, and Mr.
claim
430111Inetlena a milt in our Courts,
big damages to the amount of Mon
The boat Was wired by the officers yes.
terday, and now Iles quietly at our
docks, awaiting the action of the OstirL"
—ln regard to the removal of the ob
structions at the Louisville Bridge, the
Charter of Tuesday 'spa On tha tons of
the Mere the scan between the piers
eighteen and nineteen is nearlycom
pleted, the intention being to bays It
swung this evening. This leaves only
the span between nineteen and twenty
to rebut The falsework for this will be
completed this eveming. and two forces
started to-morrow morning putting on
the Dori. Two derrick. will be e on I
Ploy ed and each form will work. born I
the centre. By ttds arrang•Ment the ,
Iron will be put onto about four days, ,
when the bridge may be considered safe
from all Owe in the river. On - t 400 ,
feet arm • large force le at work taking '
down the top falfiewerk. When this Is I
rrotncrved se far beck as the middle of '
the span, the undlatowers and cribs will
be taken out and the channel opened to
navigation. The .engine i
thin k% hia. flu
e
,''' days will inifficeinsemomptsh t
5 are satisfied that the Company le dobig
17 every thing in their power to open the
re channel.
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RIVER PACKETS.
MEMPHIS AND PiET , ORLEABS
MlOlll MEMPHIS ANDr.ragNia
J. NNW 011L.1e.A.Mi ..- Th e a lnalne
SALLIE ................... Caps, T. I. et.botta,
Will leave for the above and lataratedlate plO ts
Pot Cray, Otb last., at e. % or.,
or so
: It rlerattiaNtto. AgeMS.
Flth,St To
ill??.7lNtrairga
_in ponettal nboat WILD POOL and
Blt.. Dove eel Swan. .1• W. Ana.WL Com.
wander, *lll luve on BAT ofiDAT. 4thlast.,
at;rtir 0.
"igki"r3llib.Vil4LT. or la
.., c7trAsltalgt4Ts.o.li
CINCINNATI
ruaciNXATI WEEK-mg/Ea
VV LT, P./WIEST.
t d alat r ei:
Th coane rd: gPu
nger
Bummer.
We. UHARILISS, O. A. Paseo. Command
totorig• L. Bengal. Clark. eral hair! as
alr°lBl4 nen V% ?Ira XIV
/AIM VOLLINS. Agents.
EVANSVILLE:I AND NAISIIVILLI.E.
kTA 8111111LLE PACK-AdigSa
ILT•—T011, NVANAVILLX.
ANILEIVILIJI AND NASHVILLE.—Ike
rtearnar
OLAAGOW ......... Oar4.l.3hrr litasursow. at.,
rhtWill leave for the above and int.:rah:Mats prtts
TUBDAT. Recashrt 4th.
fo I r A trot/Mos pairrupl..42 1 7. 4 . 3 . , 4 a •
laihrB vuLLINS. Agents.
F. 11.-12.• Glasgow hill mtg. In has truth
dans% sarlihrichr . 1,1.!h•
6T. WON, EVANIWII LE4i wino,
Von El/An/MLLE,
OAIIIO AND IST. LUEII
Tee 5.168411 4 polomPt fun.er
10/00111. HAT5....11. O. KAMM
favg . j . j ...m o rairr,
u•r.r.
for tregrartimrr,,:
iiCAO MACS E /Mafilltc
scamcems rat.esoistc
STILLY', SHAMMED 'TONIC AND
iIIjAHDHAILA PILLA will mire Comm
larfoigTetionta."ltilyapepafa th
ey artlee to ho WM;
et the mme Urn. They elem.. the athatilla. Is
Ito the Liver and pat tt to work then then
scond . the Raid direate end Make. Abem
Mae dent_bartin...totig.n.
.ad
t i t
denote entir.elsrtgr disease and fete TIUs
To tbej 7.bgem'archTertlrerl.. elebenek,of
Philadelphia. owes Us unrivaled ruec.• It toe
treatment of pulmonary Coammulthint. The Pal
e:ionic ityrap ripe thethe morbid master tot e
17:eli:L"oralralg'pe";
Stela coraTb sill throw Ito ff. mid the pralent tenth
met and the lone. Math to heal.
To do thle. the Seeweed Tunic and Mandell.
PSI, tbe trimly used to clean.. the .thetheb
end liver. a. that the Pulmonte Synth and the
feed .111 reale dyed blood.
beneuck , Mandrake Pala set upon the Myer,
removile all oratructlme, relax the ducts of the
gall bladder. the tale •tarts freely, sad the liver
Is eoon relieved; the ha s will show whet the
Pill. can no: nothing has ever
to
!derailed ex
cept calomel ta doed ” ly poison which •ery damp
Ith rem care that will
igi7ironirhe'gdr i;inia: r r rt theiecratlinta
of the liver like nebenel l s Mandrake Pills.
Liver complaint le one of Um mow prominent
tenses of CODIIIILOpton.
Schenck , .rarerel Tonle le • gentle attmetant
and alterative. nod the alkell toe beam.*
which this preparation is nude of.
montach to throw out the wastrle Juice to dlsaolve
the food with the 1.011.131 C eras. and it Is made
into eeoil Wood without fermenthtlon or .onto{
le the atoinutt.
The great reason why phyracithe do not care
Consumption Is, they try o do too much, they
glee medicine to atop tbe coned. to stop radii., to
stop tilght sweet. beetle lever, end by so doleg
they derang e s the whole digestive powers, locking
tip the settous, end eventually the padent
blots and Mts.
Dr. behead. In tits treatateat, does mit try to
atop • g enic. cou g ewents, adds or fever. Bee
ranee the n and they will al stop of Owl:
own accord. axone!. n be eared of tonetimp.
Don. Liver Complain. Dlepelial. Cethran,
Canker, Ulcerated Trirest. unless tb• Deer thd
atornach are made healthy.
If • pet... , nay aratramptdoa. of own. the
eaton some way are diseased. either thbercles,
ebeerees, bronchial Irratatlon, pleura adbeslon,
Or the laces ani • mass of Inflammation and fat
de.yla a. In such imiim what must be done/ It
I. rice only the thelon are wastlng. but lilt
the whole body. Ttm:oath and liver have
their rower to mate blood not of food. Now the
only chance Is to take Dr. Schenck'. Vino medl-
Mae. which will bring op • tone to the raomirah.
the pottlent will belly to want toed, tt dtg.t
eaally end me good blood,youe pollen be
gle. to gran in dean. and m the baby be
gins to glo toe lungs coma:len. to heel
and the patient path Sash) sad well. This Mil.
oy way to cure Coimunadion.
hen then la fro wing disease and only Liver
w
Col:entrant and D. mewl. Schenck's Seaweed
Tont , and Mandrake Pills are endrateril, without
the Pelmonle Syrup. Take th e Mabdtate
rarely In all tame comprabits, m they are Per -
Sally harmlese.
lA, Schenck. wbo bas entoyed uninterrupted I
health for meny years past, and now weigh. MINS
vas,•ram wasted raway to • mere skeleton, In
the very last stage of pr onounce Otasomptiou.
his physicians bevies pronounced Ma ease hope-
less and abandoned him to Ms rate. He was cared
by the aforeradd medicine. end slam Ws rem,
•ry many thoutande similarly &filleted hate um .
Dr. !Whence's preparation with remerkable
nor
roll directions accompany each bottle,
meting It not aboolately atoms., persomilly
we Dr. Schenck, wile. pattenta with their lungs
•e maraca. and for this porno... lie Is profession-
Sway wire'rVid.littit.t.=.fo7lid=rimitt 07:2
decades. Ile la also peofes.lo at to. 311
Rood treet, Mew York. every othe r Tuesday,
bed at Om :IS Hanover street. on. every
other Wedeeeday. Ile glees sdrace free, but thr
a thorough •Kamination with Ms Reeptrometer
the price le W. uma hours Si each elly from V
A. at. to 3 r. Y.
the Pulmoritc Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ale mch 1
1.001 per bottle. er 111.00 a brat dome.
Mandrake letila ante a box. For sal on all
druggists. myle-dAP
L-41—nocron WHITTIER COX.
'MUSS TO ?SLAT ALL PRIVATE
DISZAISES. hat numernimi lass of cases result
ing from selfabew, pro , urine eumthilems.
nervous debiltty, empties. seminal
emtmlocs. sod dealt, leapnwieef PrateMnretle
eared. Pen.. deleted with delleada. Intricate
end toes Mending constltutlona complal la are
Politely Dratted to ca I foe oramettetlen. wbleti
coma not lung. Zapertenca the win of teaettem,
ti•• enabled pe r to warrant remedies at one. tfil
elent, safe. permanent and which Is most c.o.
cen be lased without h e to [mamma. leed•
Wines prepared In the mthhlithment , which em
brace. ofece, reception and welting room.: also
boarding and stet-ping apartments for patient.
n o d oulel” &UT pereo•al attentlon, and vapor
chemical baths, thus sencentratlng the framed
minaret springs. No matter who bora, felled.
met • tone thee. lad what he wive Is ho yam
pUlet f eft. pyres. sent to ant addrtl• foe two
mason. In gealeet envelope. Thatlll.lels of caws
treated annually. at oD. gad ail o•er the cove.
ac•Clei u.'"9".ry.rieft:tl'eer="eiro%rabilm"L,
PlUannonb, Pa. Hoare
' 9 0. IC to • r. N. Sum
days /9 0. to r. a. amphlet twat to raiy ad•
dress for teat rad
-
114ir MANHOOD: HOW LOST I
ROW RIGISTOREDI — Pnee Joet bildred, in
tularoevirrn t, Tit
and kt•Sical core of warvonwese, Consumption.
lollepsy . and r.; Mental and Physical Ince,
nsetty. &a, by N. WT. J. CU LVY.HWELL. D
.tithor of the ••Orcen Boot. •' £4. "A boon to
Thoolunde
to " Boot ander sal. in •
pinto
.Isomenvel to any addrese.. postpaid. on re
nnin, of rents Jr too posture stamps, to
J C. KLAN' I CO.. IST Bonen, Nem
Tort, Ilo•toillice Roo 451111. •lien Dr. CULT!,
Ilaretains Mt. SO
fE.43"-JUST OUT
.•CHLRACY PECTORAL TIMBAL "
FOR COLDS. COVOITS. BOHR THROAT AHD
Ram go Hood. Noon so pleaaaat.
Boas Cara aa Qatet.
RUSHTON t CO.,
oraa ID *alai Houma New Tort.
arrirrictueLowensis DYE.
Tata trlendld Eta. Dye In too Cantu irts vra
bin rld:
Lao only true mad perreq.ha:lairs%
aotantaaeon remo di.p1.1.....t; eta a. 7
dicaload lints; dles Om 111 rarcea of bad
ate , turista - ate. and Inn. Co Bair dada asid
us amen,
la
ad IgT ifroantata
Pertallefl;.d Frovelly applied at M-
/orb Wit Paulo,. No. 16 land Are M l. Neer
:XI
IarTHE HEALING POOL.
7.SnA IP , II YOUNG MIN yam hsve
alien law vlclo. and sow detlre • highs,
LlAned • brat , Id AN HOOD, wlttleerLate means
of refl. I for lb& Oloted. .e.i le Sealed letter
11;;;;MTV ,1, V 111.
se.,m-dlll.
OILS
t jtini — orm on. vroaks,
H. M. LONG & CO
USU., DLLZELLIS BUIL/MHO
fat , Pasvaeie•
W.
WABING & &LNG,
Commission Merchants szw4 BtOiler, 11
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S EILOOK, DUQUESNE WAY
PIIILADLLFULA ADDIICS3.
Uoon►l7. Cteamber of Commerce,
Ll 3 BOUM BILCOND 111111ZT
to
TACK BROITIEKS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DILALZILS IN
Petroleum and Ita Product&
a 0 ce—UALZIELL'S BnILDIEW3
ratlVllha: Way and Irwin street
rttl'adelpktaollloe-1311 WALL2iUT ST
svl:wl/4
CLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY
mum W. G TwEDDIA
NANIIYAOTUREIL or
Lubricating &High Test Burning Oils.
Lollipop Mothood Cole OIL
nuevia (co bat drlamaOmuta; 'Oat=
Italyld a , 'owe.' temps. atone. Special oil for
Pouts:al climates or bot mratber.
Lommotive. Moebtite ithep.
Will cat crew.
law Mill moil Plant." ELM OIL 4
,klitoteo for bleb .Dora.
(1 Oil.
lltolL Wool. Hece•Lisbe OIL
FLliTatineve' BevisollN
cod leittishiegleasottoe ,
. Illonms• OIL ,Parsilloc
A 1311012 VAIINIPH, to preserve Bright Iron
Work and blanaincry Porn ton.
Three products an manufactured ander pr.',
Tmeddle , sisatent by Popetbeated Ittessa le V.
eta, The Lubdtatiod ald are almost odorless.
write ly Oar •
ama, and mewl', Petit col
ored. stand a tarurtnytm temperatal Onetal The ad, and
remain limpid ty.ld.
reed Oils Oils ars Ooodnallod, a extrstned a., to Vadat ass
a puny of tha_prtnelpal Railroads. Sample. osn
be examined and orders left at 174. W D
eilltaleT. Wares at bbarpabure Pridta•
STEAMS
LIVERPOOL ARD.IIIIk
QUEENSTOWN.
'ME unsex Slam wrmanissups ,
liomberinj&Worn Int-etion v..* smuts
Item the vilobrattd
Oln OP PARIS CITY OT A NTW 611 P,
4377 Or BUOTO__,N CITY ur BALTIMutra,
wry Or ILAMDOs.
l47tlnit zvro o
fosPtt
alsttoaiply rl. Toe pae
o,igth,
.WILLIAII BINGIIAII, Jr.,
14315)1111IMLD STAMM. Plttsbarib•
~~ Vy~ + n___
.:
~,,
Lame, HELL & CO.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
errreurstruct Et
m=lummamwnrcummudLmv
MICHIDS AND KAB.IIOILI/1
IIWNIMT);NCII AND BATTING
-
J. MIR
swiNT& MATT,
AMBIT=TOW. MID
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,'
61 Sandusky it., MOM, h.
tegts='..r.l492k: VallB
al dapallSim. airni
126,1:. LION.
r Wurlrt Ar i sanm ikaglire4- rhubuo.
("4"l7ll6l2nagsamizz. vanity. rivabunh
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BASK,
Wood St., cot. Second Avenue_
UffElM' PAID Oi DEPOSITS
Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stocks
Botroirr. AND sow
A. BULDLE.Y. CresideoL
R. VANKIRE. Vice PrezWent.
CINCH CLAI I. J.. CAWIer.
oeida
N. HOLMES & SONS,
13 AIN - EMU S,
57 MARKET STREET
PITTSBURGH. P.
we on on the ortucipal Dointe
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
?animal. attention paid to the purettate and
al. of
United States Securities
CAUGHEI b. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Varner Fourth and Wood Streets
PITTSBURGH. PA..
03UCCIMOZO TO ElkN NA. BAST A CU..)
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lad particular attention paid to ilte paw-ham
attend
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Siffht Drafts on "London.
CITY BANK.
2 Fifth A Terme, Pittsburgh, Ps.
CAPITAL. 1100.000.
TOCIHOLDEBB INDIVIDDILLT LLIBLE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
TOILETON rECTIANCIR
. . .
8011011 and sold, and when desire+, rrsol'tedto
Iroroon. Coll,tions ands on nil it, principal
points or il.e Unlieds•tate•• and , •sonda
Dort N it 1110,10 , Pre std. Ist.
al,C•na.. Vies Pr.:dent.
W. N. Samosa. Cashier.
PlitliCTOtta.
D. Ihronco. James McCabe,
Tlionmas Iloarla, naffb [engulf!.
J. Dunicry. Jr., Tern roc Campbel l .
Patrick Anna attle• Meta.
(.3111.4. 11. Barr, •. Prryvogia,
Jon. lon. ticrmartn. Thomas Barnes.
JOS. Y. GAZZAII. Solicitor.
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
Of Pittsburgh,
Is sow o s
p*. for Discount. Deposit and Boners!
Sank , n D iscount.
Any sum ran IvoA from One Dollar aosrards.
Interest at its rate of sly per cent. said on
dMedep.
ED. DITHRIDUIL, W C. WETDA.II
W. H. elbis, THAW& •11.18kWi
W. C. It , II+ICrSON. Ital. HT METED..
DAN. KINZEM ER. IL P.M.HeiTZ D. M.
L.•ILMOB
EX DITIIIIIDGE, President.
T. 7. SC ti EXCEL, Callable,
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Inoornmsted the Legislature of Penhselisso
rilletra . 2 otn...eea?lll Sole s ag Bllver
Silver Plate: Bonds, B, Diamonds sos
Valuables of ail eseriptlonr. and. /masa..
.d for tae rooting of safes In its Carle-Proof
vaults. Builitine °Doe:
.Vb. S 3 FOURTH a I'EXTJE
rirrsetraan, PL.
M'T.:=:2,.`iitl'lP`ala.
OIItaCT010 1 :
IN - N. PHILLIPS, J. 111175 T. lINNNZIT.
WltTaTe . Virr.:4= 2.
WILLIAM X. LYON. oroliOZ
CURTIS O. 1117SSZY.
• AKIRA KT •N TSIMILIat
is. Y. Voli IiuNNUO WI
YST.
=I
uncroeh - rus.
ESTABLISHED DT
A. & T. GORMLY, 1812.
W. IL 00111111 Y,
WHOLESALE GROOM.
No. 271 Liberty Street,
MlSZCirta Oil. [JO.I
1:1=231
r. OTIRSIL.Z J. A. STI
M . STEELE & SON,
- Commission Merchants
=1
57,017R.CiIMAIN, FIZ:E.I3, !Le
No. SO 01110 MINES, sev lan Cosmos.
PLTER EZU JANES l• UMW=
TFCEIL & RICHABT,
'IO lON DEBBcceawrs,
I=l
FLOUR, OBJLOI, SEEDS, XILL MID, &
Lie Liberty IIL, Pittsburgh.
ELVA.=
MEANOR & HARPER,
FLOUR, OHMS AID TIODUCS
Commission Merchants,
Na WM LIBERTY NIMEIT,
Oentlgoawats oollelteo
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
illuassor to /cue, • •rm.we[.l
PRODUCE CONIIIMON RISCHANT,
Ito. 25 Mark.et 15t.met.
L. J . BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. 390 FISH ISTRENT.
ap111:x811
411 irklll-E, HA & PAT'VON,
oldiale thad . 11l
rs, Co=Westtrebast!
alocludr =. o Rott i r A. ll . a.Aort., Cti,4
rpm= rTr."Tiredsztr LlVlZlA"'n"ihTlitzr""r4".
rnisba •
JOB , 1. ISOtris..l2oW. 11000....1it 110176
Toni , I. HOWIE & BROS, Sue
t, mason to JOHN I. HOUSE • CD., Wag!W
of
ale Croons *an Oemadasion Mehan
azat r tatle id and Water stmts. rc
rtflabarit..b.Cornal
JOE, 111311.7031 WALL.I.A.CL
hi s.IIPTON SAVALILACE,WhoIa
BALL 6 6600Z112
6=n sTaysT. salD PIuiDUCE
BLENCH & HBO.,
/ME • BUITALAIL 4 MOU IP
S
SUES AND VAULT .
NO DAM?. Ito 1110131. D
ENGINES Ail—lkeßlMY,
Mick"TirlizranYi "D ruT-
Cor. 17th And Plkottto.PlUstotrigh, pa,
.018
iTRADE MARK.
DITHRIDGII
VIII3II. PILOOIF
Lamp
CHIMNEYS.
1
cam
ItCPS.,&33.A.:LAIS
FORIPLES TES BLOOD.
roa wax vs DRUMM '
ET:=O
I VE V IVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
Is the best la use. for mos. erhelesiP or edh!‘'.
et Nos. 116 sad Si tam* stress. bl
aamrs;
irMetngas et ail MOO
Bou inore
m '
P w PLES.
ai —2OO
il bb vn la Choice_
l= mis. ram
ON .AND -SUM.
DIV:MINE WORKS.
COLEILN,TaII & Oa,
=I
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
DILKIII'EMIT, L X MID 7111XIATA.
FLAT BAIL ROUND AND SQUARE 1808.
BAND. 1100)' 'HEFT AND TANK CRON.
Rol LER PLATE. AND HEADS,
N. RAD And DROPPER RASA
P.ISR;III4 ° CU TTER RARE. CYLINDER
IRON.
T^ ' , I/ FLAT RAIL, for Cowl Roads.
,IruA Wl WED DES a HARROW Tcrre.
SP RI NU. PLOW AND CU LT L IVAINIR STEEL S ,
STEELTIE N.. WI ES, S TEEL ND
au Ar MOUDS cot to paitera.
TEEriNti. L. R.
STEEL.
COACH, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINOS and
AXLES.
Lu r N AIL. AND SPILLS.
All Goode First Clan and Warranted.
OTIFICES ♦ND WORM":
1112.1e.mth IltreotA.ll.4biraf alver
mad ?V W•Lite Strerg, Platatrargld.
sekby
ILLER, 888 at PRKIN.
our..a.L r•arrnate
WM. NWITALT.
UKO. W. BASE,
ars.. PAIITIII - e. KIEL
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARB & PARKIN
MICK. No. 110 Liberty IStrtet,
I=l
Elt=
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM ELIA
(tineoessor to JON. HUCK, ON.)
du tecilletes no-extevelve ith the leading Yer
sn"litlecth.rfni U n i t e irgerN O ATLIVO
o
•114 f, ChnICIE EOM LI 11E4
PITMAN .1•1123. AWN:IL ROAD AXLV4
LOCOIW7II7I FRAM together visit
description of SHAPF WO . Mos aodrora.
Corner of Duquesne Way end MU Stunt
spihben
pffTSEIVIZGH
STEEL WORKS.
18r&BLIBHED Elf 1140
ANDERSON & WOODS,
BEST BEFINED OAST STEEL
Of even demilltloa. Also, ton
Lefined German Plow and spring Meet
COSNER 5065 /CID narr •VILNITZ.
IntrAi. Pa. antlm4l
ELLERSIBESEN ?ROSS.
TM TIMM. aro am DropMd to grant Item
m for %re of MI /.1.1111011./1.17215N PSO.
The so Mr onallti lesparted to good Iron tlw
Mal emmetat to It
tron, md ibe
ee-
Mad cost, co mman d It to W matottommo
of
Ma.
parties irlahloll to ow It oset MOM licenses try
&politest to
_
- MES P. SPEED
9 k r=4 " nmdlnF 96)i
eeeee .
Intarestod aro WIWI to ottlit tY
Ettegllt WOBES. whets the prom* bi
• - °Wagon.
Y ROO
our
Pante !
SHORN
IloW ID
lELD STEEL WOBILS,
SIN e ER, NIMIOK & 00 9
PITTISIBSI 3B,
.Ten ducalptlati of
^ ANT) GERMAN STEEL,
1389 N, BEA. &CO.,
.~
• --,
a:sic OTON WORKS,
Ela MID nannus, tranuesti,
Fii
um's a Boat and Station. 7
➢ All.r=l7•Ori t a
4 8e11... sad neat Lan Wort
: DI, corn. TWA awl emlthihild
Nan •
aniu
ann
trirTrrnomprwrs,..4ac_pf7. ,, Ql
T : (Koss CAUW & co.,
loud Ward foundry ud loblat Worts,
~....:r~V "':7+~
SANDUMLY IT.. ALLZGU T CITY. F.
■ana%anew. Btatlonala and Portable bless
41t3te 1171117 , rr ko.:1111 •
and Itael ill
do
Orate Bars. 1/40tni. Wotan Boor.
r-Crla,t to enter and 11.101 on band Basin. of
all dads. 0014:11
.&1.L.501 , 1ZNY CITY. Ps.
8, • Via CASTINGS, Ac.
B -
T K - iriiiii. --
CET THE BEST.
B SSELL & CO'S
*liral7.'
.A 1:11k!
.
BATS
sos
C=S7
pIaNNSILVA.+-1 • .
griattoluam art . '
m I.BM. rs. n arrive et •'" 7
fm the Odom Detarlatum= of •• ! - -
1,....
.04 Liberty stmts. ea
ArrOW. beli
KW Traw.....lsso Waltham ay M. , %
NiVrit. ll I r. ' st WW's o' 7. Stab •
Brintoitto No t ..w am
LB Trete.-- Oda •
Wall'. N0.j... SAO am Btlatia ie.. 1.0440
Cteettinell La. 9120 am tire•lmAs Pio I. Odle • ,
firs'ke An Noilr4o°Dm Weir Ti l e... 1..11t81e '
PriP;c47,.. tri " sol:toneiter..
well's No. 1....11:10Pla Dila. levee. 3:00pal
Braga hello 1144116 ps, Weir, no.; ...massis
WW's No. 4. LSO pie Wa ys No. 4.. 6:4111pal,
"Nieto et °No I 11:10 pat, 6 _l,i_Mt 141.1,......Tiff1X.
W*Sre.gtirj'arCrese' W:oUtTentilizir
bota for Baltimore.
The Church Trail , tee.. Walla nisi:Mae
Deedey at 9:06 a. m., reachlail.riltatmai
nit :.. t. Be in
eralg W tt.D A S IN
111!10 p. ea. _ ..-
.Cud...* Laws. 1 , 4,0 , 0 , daily. Bee ill 2 ,
Itspress leerd dell, eseept•Weada4.• th/1•44
WM.. daily except !Veen. ' '
, Tar =Mee tosoomsowasMiik•-•., l,,t,
W. 11. B !i
The reenaymsaiaYudleemDi:iemNeaTvlr—aN,
rarel,77drritlrticepymnt.'Tflfrto Oas W.
wd :Ilan le value. ...1 gamma
lima INetoest la value will De ITtlie
Iseem. mLes. temistmciai..,...
.:
001$ Deem& ttaverinteadeat. kliet=Thlle.
ESTERN-MIAMI
PEPINISYLVANI 4
zHRLOALTO.—Ua and attar NOV. IL 11101 as
Parar Tra1a..4 . 1 the Wertz= MC=
reams I Sweet Depot. Vilt':e.rmagt adkdrla
M"Vrt.hroo. - An Mr.
flle a tabberpb'g RelalsZlet
Erlporl , Ni. SLupl s4o5 o. p e.IWNIIII nem
WhZgr. . e
mu g
Above va. rem dally
The MeV Lest : t l ierykl n = A t a ag nall
CI al 11:00 7 s. KM/M Ines.
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