FINANCLt.L.
AMERICAN BANK,
NO, 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBIIII6£I
OA6II V& PIT &I
- 0200.900
Stockholders Individually Liable.
DAN it OP DISrOVINT AND DEPOSIT.
Jolt N VIA II I) WM. /1.01 11 ,
eXeatleul. Ca.41.c1•
IsAteTo.m.
Thos. M. Marshall . John M. Marilsod.
Wm. T. thsinneen, • renMaht
James W. A r r.ott, Jaa. It Kelly.
(,'bas. 11.
) I.ese h, Wm. Floyd.
John Vin
Thh.l,nle noes oresnlaed and prepared
to eo. et rem ral loge
ie Mi.
GOLD,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
Bought at Highest Prices
PH. R. MERTZ, Banker,
for. Wood at. and sth Avenue
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
I=
Corner Fourth Avenue and. Wood St.,
LL&ILiTfI
I=
RUSK 4—dales at 3 cents per pound.
HOMINY—SaIe. at 16,00(0,50 per bbl.
LIME—Sale. of Cleyeland white Rum
at 11'42,25 nor
ONIONS—SaIes at 12,500.4,110 per bbl,
the outelde figure for choice.
LARD OlL—Firm at 'LSO for Extra
UN MUST IrAVUIIABLZ TERMS. No. 1.
PI
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
(AULD, SILVER CID COUPONS,
Inleml Allowed ow Depot'Ha.
/Ft - Sl lowto on Bolen:Brent Bonds al
r0.... ap.
I.e, rat. a.
enter. Parroted fur • t he oorobeboo
and moo of INTOUliff, BONDS and
1 AMEN T. BRADY & CO
CI ; e LlittMiut . gll - Gaiitte.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFlelt OF P11T8817841/1 GIAXSTTI4,
IrEtURNDAT, Dec. 9 , 1 889 .
(government bonds were a shade off
early in Ibe morning on lower quota
tions from imittoo, tut towards noon,
when more favorable advice"; of the
bond market were received, a sharp ad
vance look place, and on the decline of
gold iron, 121 to 17.3(e, the late fames
advanced 011,,01 % per cent. and clotted
very strong on heavy orders to buy on
Etiro/ Pall neeouut.
Gold less strong at the opening of the
market, but weakened gradually and
closed at from 123% to 1235 j. The boll
element which entered the market on
Tuesday, felt less concerned at the
favorable comments by the European
lending Journals on our financial pos
ed/tem The President's Message as well
as the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury were eulogised, and doubts of
the final payment in coin of all our In.
detttednese were cleared up. The only
obstacle in the way of an early resump
tion of epode payments and the sense
of the firmer feelin..; of the gold mar
ket seems t bo the large difference be
tween our exports and import,. Lent
week our imports were valued over five
nfilllone dollars lu gold, whilst our ex
ports are light, and the whole export
and Imports compared fdy the past year,
show a difference of snout 80 million
dollars in favor of the imports, wltout
conaideritsg thataimporte are reckoned in
gold, whilst exports are taken by cur
rency valuation. The only explanation
that, can be given for this large differ
ence without an enormous export of
specie, in the fact that the exports of
email southern towns are not included
In the tables, whilst the truporte are
principally at New York and ere better
controlled.
Stooge are higher and very etrong,
with a general demand for all classes of
eeenrities
Mousy le very stringent again, with
rates ranging from 10 to 18 per cent. for
good paper. Detainees rather dull. '
quotation. as received by Ph. R.
Mart= Gold, 123%; Silver. 119; Eighty
one's,lll2oy; Five Twenties, 1062, 115%;
do 1864. du 186.5, 113%; do 1865,
Console, 115%; do 1867, 116%; do 1868,
116%; Ten Forties, 109%; Athens Ex
press Company 60%; Merchants Union
Repress Company. 8%; American F..x
press Company, 39%; Western Union
Telegraph. 36; Readutg, I 003 . 4; New York
Central, 9114% Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
• Chicago, 158%; Ohio It Meals
demi, 25%; Ditchinen Southern,
87; Cleveland it Pittsburgh, 82%;
Chicago, Rock Island et Parade, 107%;
Chicago dt North Western,72%;
Chicago .1 North Western sferred
84%; Erie, 213 h.
=ARV US Larva. Irnalt.
London, per It 56,05 " 56.15
Paris, per franc 23 24
Berlin, tinder 92 93%
Frankfort, florins 62 98%
—Cloning quotations reoeiveci by James
T. Brady A I.Xx, Gold; 123%; United
States Sixes, 1831, 1115‘; Five-Twenties,
1862, 115%; do. 1864, 113%; do. 1865, 113%;
Ten-Parties, 1093'4 Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 115%; do. do. 1867,
116%; do. do. 1868. 116%,-,Union Pacific
Railroad, 86; .Central do, do, 99; Cy.
Pacitin, 10835; Lake Superior 96.
ter Tett trash I. the Pittsburgh U•saths.l
New Tone, December 9, 1869.
Money easy at 6tg7 per cent., mostly
the former. Sterling dull and nnehaeg•
ed. Gold lower: opened at IM%, touch
ed 123 and clotted et 123%@1.23%. Car
rying rates 3€it7 per cent. Clearances,
637.000,0 NC
Governments more active and higher.
Coupons of 11381, 120%61)131%; do '62, 16%
(0115%; do '64, 13%@11111%; do '65, 13%@
13%; do new, 15%@dtl: do '67, 16,%@165G
do '6B, 15%@16; Ten-forties, 10010%;
Pacific., 8%(8%. There were some
large purchases of 'Bl5 and gem-forties
on Earopean acommt.
The Sub Treasury sold 51.000,000 gold
*1123 63 100@)12.3 JO•100.
State Bends st&dy. Minot:it a, MN; old
Tennessee 49%, new 41%; old North Car
&lnas 11, new 27%,
Stocks firm; Canton. 67; Cumberland,
28%; tyestern Union, 34%; Gulekeilver,
16%, Marlpora. 7%; do preferred, le;
Adams Ex emu, 60%; Wells Fargo, 1731;
American, 29(f: United States, 51; Pee
cilia Mail, 52, New York Central consol
idated, 913.; Erie, 2634: do preferred,
46%1 Racism, 136%; Hudson River
scrip, 0.3%; Reading, lee; Nicht.
gen Central, 121 ; Lake Shore,
Illinois Central, 134; Pittsburgh,
82; Northwestern, 72%; preferred. 81%;
Rork I.land, 166%; St. Paul, 73%; pre.
(erred 811%; Wabash, 57%: preferred, 71;
Ft. Wayne, 84; Terre Haute, 21; Ehlcego
and Alton, 141%; Ohio and elisusitsdpel,
25,p; Du buque,ll2; St. Jo. preferred, 11)82
tkeumbus. Chicago and Indiana Central,
V gloing Shares dull.
Boston prices; (lalumet 50; Elects 75;
Quincy 19.
Sub Treas 34 cry ba1ance141,337,156.
PITTSBURGII MIABI4JF,T3
°on or Pyrrnstaton GArsprr, i
S THURSDAY, Dec-% 1689. S
Business, generally, le moving along
about as well as could be expected
under existing eircumstancee, though it
might and should be much better than
it is, particularly at this mamma of the
year, but we are in hopes that better
times are near at hand. and' the indica•
clone generally Indicate that these hopes
will be realized. We can report • fair
local demand fo r, most of the leading
isommod tie., without, however, any
essential change in values.
Mr. Isaiah Dickey, chairman of the
Committee of Pittsburgh merchants
that recently had a conference with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company In re•
gard to the alleged discrimminatton by
that corporation against Pittsburgh, re•
calved a letter from Philadelphia to-day,
stating that the company had not forgot
ten the matter but that it was In a fair
way far adjustment. This wilt be grati
fying newa to our business men, some of
whom were &voted to think that the
company would not tin lu the premises
what thd committee had been led to be •
neve.
• • •
APPLR BUTTER—Quoted at 7 5 i@ 85 .
APPLM—The demand continue light
and the market Is dull though prtcee are
unchanged, it 52@3 per obL
BUTTER—Ie quiet and rather dull but
unchanged; we continue to quote at SP®
85 hr fear, to prime, and 36057 for
choice.
intoOhl OOHS—Sales at 12014 eta.
BI A1.114—.1n fan demand with sales at
MilOilliE=lll
. .
izz7(•K WHF.AT !Pr t(q. 4 , ,
C'kiENTN',!Th-- ( 4 oozed at fa,
CRA\BY.KRI Eli —tiontzal at $12% IS
per bid gx to quality and , Inditlon.
('I I) EFt —Season about titer, anti mar
at dull; wo coullotta to quota e0(...V per
l•bl.
, IEHE -Ix quoted from 17 to DI for
Woxtern Itromrvr, 19 for P•ectory: 211 fur
olio unit 21 for Now York riomboo.
CA It 'SUN oil,- We fan report a fair
pa,1,,,,g don, And, I hough price, err, un
changed, 'O , (N3k, 000 le, for ntand Ard
brand,
Ditl El, FRI'IT —Apples Itt alaady
dnmand and Ildtltedanpply; we rontintte
to eitraa et ac.o l'attelma doll at ' for
quarters, and Itlygl I L., for halves.
EG. , 18---Vnabanged —though the do•
mend as might he (taper:tn.], to very lim
ited at prortent quotatlona, 3. ^C , 0. , -
FEATIII:ItS—In bettor detoanol and
nigher, arid we nori• quote at t66e90 t,.
the trade and the [usual ad•atteo Ihr
entail loth In More.;
. .
FLA tUR—In quietiand unchanged—nom.
silly market is .thewhat steadter, and
dealer. generally ate Inclined to think
that the bottom hen boon tourbed—that
price., are more likely to advance than
decline. We cuntlinte to quote at 115,50
46,01.1 per bid.
ORA IN—Wheat Is inlet with but lit
tle offering In thin market—we eoutinue
to quote at .1,1:d141,18 for fair to prime
red. Oats atilt held pretty firmly at the
adranee, though buyers seem disposed
to hold off. 40®50 on wharf and track,
and 51(gi52. In atom. New corn In scarce
and In demand—may be quoted at Tr.
sole 000 bushels prime old at F l. Barley
In dull and unchanged; $1(411,10 for
spring and sl,lfltgil,2tt for ,all. Sale
1,0110 bush Penna. rye at Pnc.
HAY—In not rooting eo freely in mm
Sequence of the bad condition of the
road, and mice. are higher, ranging
front FIS to 024 per ton.
HOGS—Malea of dressed Hoge al. lYfgl
14 ens—mainly at 10,.513.
- LTRY Demaud more active and
market tumor; Me now quote &twed
CLm•kena at I 4 cts, and dreamed Tut
keyx at I`, IT.
1 5 0TATOES—Mav be quoted 011 track
at 50 cis. In bulk, and 55, narked.
PEANUTS—hooted at u(y le eta.
PEAK—DuII: 32,50 per buabel.
PROVISIONS—Bsoon Shoulders, atl7;
and Mugar Cared Hants, at Z. hard in
Orator and higher, and we now quote at
114.4 in tierces, and 20,;.$ gill in palls.
SEEDS—Clover In In better demand
and higher, with sake at and may
now be quoted at sFsii. Flaxseed is in
fair demand at $2,25. No movement In
Timothy seed.
SALT—Allegheny river brands quoted
at $2 for small lots in atom.
STE A W--Salsa at $l2 per ton.
lIISK _
winex quoted at 11.0.1
@11,0.5; Rectified 11,05; and Proof, do,
$1,16.
11==
°MCA 09 Przimnriton tier.wrrr., t
'l4tvztauelt, December P, 1669. 5
This oil market continues very tame—
devoid of a single new or Important fea
ture. Most of the time and attention of
the trade seems to be absorbed in ma
king deliveries of the oil that has re•
canny arrived by river, and there seems
to be considerable difficulty and annoy
ance attending these deliveries. One lot
of oil when once IL gets started. fro.
quently goes the ronuds, being deliv
ered from one to another until It changes
hands perhaps ten or a desert dines, and
in this way one thousand barrels of oil
may cancel contracts calling perhaps for
B.IXIO or 10,01.10 bbls. The most annoying
feature connected with these deliveries
Is in regard to gravity; most if not all of
the contxaolsout call fur 40@45 or 40(g..te
gravity, while the great proportion of
the oil that has arrived than far is 40(5y47
and oven 48 Patties holding these con
tracts, do not feel like accepting 414447
or tote nil when their oontracts call
for {t1(( i 45 or 40f946, while, on the other
hand. the last mentioned gravities are
very scarce but h here and above, and In
emu° Cabna il ls an ai [Lunt imp - eon bility.
for the seller to corup y pith hi• part of
the contract in this respect. We sup
pose that eettleruenta will be made by lilt,
seller allowing 2! , i per cent for every de
gree over and above what the contract
specifies.
Tho market hi quiet stm4 unchanged.
Small sale Of optic oil and thin
memo to be regarded m the ruling price
for spot nr seller thin Month. Seller
that half of next year, uocuttudly on.
changed at 14.
- •
RAPINAD.
Also quiet and without Important
change. December was quoted at 32 , , fit,
XV, and the same figures will apply to
lines running from January to March.
.ngemeass OP 011.00/ OIL nv A. Y. an.
Durum Wilkins 240 bbis, on account
Phila. tr. Ekon.' Pet. Co.; Pennock d
Beeson 160, on account Thom. Cho®;
Fisher Bro. 960, on account same; A. B.
Mills 160, on account W. Bartle.
1,520 Ws.
lIIIIPMFINTR 0/ OIL AT A. V. FL R.
Pennock dt Beeson, 50 We ret. oil to
B. W. White, Harrisburg.
Lockhart, Frew dt Co. 50 bids ref. oil
to Warden, F. at Co.. Phila.
B. W. Morgan drCo_, 136 tibia ref. oil
to Warden, Frew Co., Philadelphia.
germane Oil Works 113 bbie refined
to Warden, Frew ch Co., Philadelphia.
Prawoett. 'Le d B. 200 blobs ref. oil to
W. P. Logan dr Bro., Philadelphia.
Liberty 011 Works 500 bblis refined to
Warden. Frew dr Co.. Philadelphia.
Lyons d Co., 344 Ws reflood to W.
P. Logan dt Bro., Philadelphia.
Total .. 1,452
PITTSBURGH CATTLE MARKET
PSHN' A CENTRAL HTOCIL YA RDS,
Tuvroc.o.r, Dec. 9, 1869.
Notwithstanding the arrival. of cat
tle have been considerably larger, com
pared with last week, the market is
firm and prices still tending upward,
with a demand fully up to the supply,
There was again a pretty fail sUendance
of eastern buyers, nearly all of them
anxious to buy, which may to attribu
ted to the fact that the eastern markets
have assumed a much firmer tone dur
ing the past week or two, and, coulee
quentiv, all grades, but more, especially
the better g.adezi, have been selling
readily and, that lee, at full prices. The
average quality was. if anything, bet
ter this week than for several weeks
preceding, and as will be aeon by ref
ereocr-rThi the report of sales, there were
some unusually fine cattle on sale, and
the fact that nine cents wee maid for one
dross and eight and a ball Inc another,
we think is sufficient evidence to con
vines any one on thin point.
TnUenoAlt, December 2.-Holmes, L
A Co. for tiblvley to Hartzell lb, wgt 18,-
668, at 5,511; same fur Tucker A Co. to
Brit ga 8, wgt 6,830; same for name to
Todd 6, wgt 9,100; same for Welsh to
Munaleman 23. wgt 19,450, at 4,70; Haste.
wood re. B. for Dunlap to Swiggart A Co.
14, wgt 11,580, at 4,35; Katz to Aull 14,
wgt 13,380, at Si Aull to Swiggart 5, wgt
4 980, at 5,25; ?lackey to Todd 19, wet
19,030, at 5.
FultrAV, Deo. 3.-Holmes,
for Gray to Martin 15, 18,170, at 7; name
Cot same to Todd 57, wgt 54,050, at 5;
Hodges A Taylor for Dash to Aull 5, wgt
6,190, at 5; same for mine to same 12, wgt
12,500, at,0,50; OrrA Williarita for Dun
lap to name 4, teat 4.010 a same for Mc
Grew to same 6, wgt 6.450.
SATURDAY, December 4.-Smith A B.
for Case to Hottonstelu 20, was 54,300. at
4,114 same for Talmadge dr Co. to trDon
mill 34, wgt 40.130, at. 0,35; Holmes, L it;
Co. for Judy to Todd 24, trip. 21,650, at
4%; Hedges elk T. fur Knight to Martin
49, wgt 69,340. at 7.30; liaziewood
fur Johnston to )now 18, wgt 15,880, at
5,6 U Bender to Kettering 211. wgt 181,3.'0 1 ,
at 5,40; same to MottenateM 8, wgt 4,860,
at 4,60; same to Hower 19. wgt 15,370, at
6,60.
Mostrair, December A-Oaken= to
Martin 17, wtt. 21,160, at 7,40; Holmes,
A Cm for Aull to Kelley 6, wgt 4,500.
TUMDAT, D•oombor 7.-Holmes,
0). for Ault dr Co. to Martin 18, wgt 21,-
070, at 7%; same for Miller to Still
2.1, wgt 17,890, at 4,90; some for Metz to
Briggs 37, wet 41,820, at 6,911; name for
Berry to Kelley 19, wgt 18,900. a t r„,.*),
same for Adam,, to Kulp 21, wgt 20,830,
at 6,25; Hszlewood A B. for Kane to
litenlitall 16, wgt 20.330, at 7; Judy to
...le 1.1, wet 21,790, at 8,60; mune to
33,
wit atFenton
to DeLvon 14, 13,830, at 5,75; How
Hos
tetter to Barr* 17. wet 16,050. at 5; same
to O'Donnell 34, wgt 33.060, a t 8410; Kw
Mans to Hager 04, wgt 78,830, at 7,50.
w ah artranay, December 8.-Hedges
A Tar lor for Anderson to Briggs 17, wgt
.41 ‘ 820, at 7,10; same for same to some
18, wit 21, 560, at 7,25; same for Kline to
Heger 14, Witt 20,840, of ,
Carper
Bowman to Briggs 51, wgt 63,610, at 7,75, ,
Moore to F. Geist 21, wgt.17,120, at 5;
Judy to }Clemens 32, Kentucky
thorough bred bettors. wgt 38,610, a t
to Moses 17, wgt 17,270, at 8,37;
7(.3,7Fre,frjnacdhytra Ke ll y 2 3 , wBt 1 8 , 4 V ), at
4,00;
sae to Voetter 106, wgt 129,09, at
675,140 off; J Wolf to Daffy 18, wgt
8:181. at 6,62%; It Kerr
Ward to H su
1 9,
wgt
wgt 21,160, at 6,60; C toMil
In, wet ai 7.00, 41u t , Clark 1 "
Ao/ I 11. wgt 21,040. at 0,10; Knolllwk to
Lamb .4 M 45, segt e 7.1110, at 7,50. tined,.
a di to 141rCnoly 2 0 , wgt 20.240.. 6.21, 'rr
,t WI Hinton for Ittrny to. to Nlllier .12,
10,010. at sofith d Blue for !:rem , to
wgt 211, 0 60, 01 5.71.. name for
Moll to At:II:11, alit 17,73 C, at 0 .1 .7 ; RRtb.
for 110400.00 AS le Klemm. Id, argt 17..
72., at I.nd; M Johenton to lirtgga 411.
wgt 46,210, at 7,25: 11 , 0tena, I- A Co. fdr
Campbell to Hart:4ll IS, wet 21. 56 I, at
6 .5 11 ; Rome for Indy to et ('lark 1 1 % wgt
12,630, 01 4,15: salon for oevnr to
nano , 22. wgt ir,lllo. .I . •j
1 nt. ant,) 1 1 ,n , ,,ttond
A 15 , . for It 1,1 , -)..dev , d to Maettorman .4
A. 22, 041 21.3:,,,, 04.1
at 5. 1.1110 NI,.
11,0 to name 18, gt 16.080, at
amen (IV, ut!; for t• knover to Rep I.rtg le
A It 20, wit) eve., at 5.50; 'same for .1 ady
to Wet fie: ty 11)0. w'.l tite,9lo, at goo;
'atm , for Moaner de Hover to Miller
31. wgt 40,100, at 1,62' Hedge.. A Tar
t d for ii,tottir 11, wet 22,03 . 0;
l'rnarmatt .4 1. to Monte A. IN 20, wgt
at 6;5; name to Briggs 12, wgt
14.ee1. al 7,00; Brown to Kelly 54 head at
471 !tor bead' Coultersp IMMO 21 bead fur
49,00 our env!: 91111th . 1 t Rhin for Orem,
to 1 olin 42, wgt 42.320. at 5,12.5; 11 Miller
to Hager 2x, wig% $4,170, at b; acme la
ume29, wgt 44.510. at 9.
Tide lot of cattle was the best that has
been offered In thin market for months.
They were rallied In Southern (thin, by
John Smith who, is ea well known, I! nu
slouola at ,the husthoss. Mr. Hager
bouirlit them for shipment to Now York,
end e cents In the blgtzest price wo hare
had to rep ,rt for some Limo.
Timm ,A a ronntmed good demand fir
hin class of stock and not withstanding
ho artov3ln have been much larger than
ant week the market In strong with a
mand fully up to the aupply, end
rex, if anyt hing.were even higher than
t wool, There ban been a full attend
en of buyern all thia week than far, all
how hove been buying protty freely
nd under the Influence or a pretty
troug ODIUDeiIIIMI bolder. experienced
)0 difficulty In adlleg and that, too, at
full °rice, Sales of fair to inetlinin ci
3h(si4; good to prime at 1!.,t,y6, and ex
tra, !n (a 54.
Pitfrock tit Erieunui report loving
nought wane 33 car loads for shipment
to New York, at Mice ranging frotu
The long looked I.w break down in the
hog !narket ham not Iwwea realized ea yet,
nor are the itlAtelltlettli at present on
couragmg for these who are no ankioux
about lower !wire. Compared with last
work, prime fat hogs, aro firmer but no
higher, while the commoner grade.,
under the influence of unfavorable ad.
vices frotn Now York and an Incruainsi
supply, are dull end weaker. We now
quoiiPhlladelphia 11. gu at 10411 ate.
and Yorkers at Mi(giey,, though today
there were but few buyers above 9 , 4.
Ono of our packera, J H klyers,. was
out at the Yards to•day, looking around,
and while there wore plenty of bogs
there suitable for packing, yet there wee
one thing that did sot suit, we refer to
the prima.
ALLEGIIEN Y CATTLE MANY Elf
UvricE fIY Prrtsm N.iu I;...Y.TTN,
MOSDAT, Deecillber 13, IMP.
With a ettmperativoly emelt ettpply of
tt le on sale 1, -day, about one thotutend
head, and with considerable In.pairy lor
shipment mime ten CI, loads 1,1 11.10 host
cattle In market having been bought fur
shipment, to Now York, the market IV.
quite active and stronger than usual,
and all k ludo of cattle brought an ad•
ranee of from a i,, to a t,. Shipper" took
hold quite freely, anti no ea , t, as this was
discovered the butchera also, bought
with bow hesitancy, and teem wan also
very good demand for storkers. With
ten car loade of the "tops" taken out of
I,OW head, the butchers experteneed
tsitimideratile difficulty in getting a sat
ficient number of grid rattle, anti it In
nut improbable that some of them may
have been obliged to return bete. with
out having been able 1t obtain their
waist !Welber. IL Is a nutleniple fact that
the presence of a law eaatern buyers
nearly always hart a perceptible tndu
anon on the market, and. . a general
thing, their attendance to followed by an
advance in
As will Io seen by reference to the re
port of toiler., prune to eaten tat steers
sold at from 7i, ftiti etc, though there
were Lot very few re.ld at the tmtaide
pace. GOnet batr - hern stock sold at from
and fair to mime stockers at ba,
5 ents.
While as will have been rota , •t the
adveliret in pr Wan not marks.]marks.]l9N
91 , 111 id ge tires liv icr
have been expected
Outlet' °Statile{ rirenitistallefel. tile mar
krt wars touch More active Mel atoms.,
than it loan neon for some time pant, and
It is probable that nearly every one who
had rattle on rate to day, made money,
anti upon the whole the market was
much better than was be:morally ex•
Deeted.
Hasievrood A Blackatock sold 17 head
to Hendrickson, weighing 19.500 at 64,";
IS head weighing 19,600 at 11i.a: retailed
29 atOS (4 6 34 •
Peter Hartman sold 16 head prime
trreen Co. Innen. to Hendrickson, weigh
ing 20,670, at 7,601 retailed 16 bead at
6 NC - 4 7 '. •
H. Marks A Bro. sold 16 head to kiend•
ricktion. weighing 13,650, weighed otf
care, at 7,35; retailed PM at 6:5.,(57‘, for
fat cattle and 5 for Workers.
S. Lowenetine sold 17 head good State
ravenn to Hendrickson, weighing 19,580.
at 6.851 retailed a head in 6'.,46'.,.
Greenwald A Kahn acid 17 head prime
tibiti %leers to ;triage at 7.211; retailed 55
same kind at 6',( - 47 1 ,.
tibeitatuantle S SLOUthiir mold 411 head
mixed Butler Co. clock at 44p6'..
L. Itothchilds A Zeigler 37 bead from
Wiothington Co. at 5. 4 40.
Haas & K raw, SO head of Western
stock at 454(911.
ht. Verner sold 28 head ateera from
Wt.tkllliaon CO. at tirgatit 46 bend atock
era from Chicago at 45;05.
Traurman A lelenen cold 3s head
nteerafrom Ohio at 6%7%, 8U strak steers
at 454.
Katz A Keefer 711 bead front Chicago;
fat cattle 6447; stockers at 4(H4:.
Jan. McAllister sold 17 head mixed lu•
diens stock at iirg4B.
Ilolrnen, Latterly A Co. mold 66 beau
mixed stock at 40;6.35.
Jas. HAMM sold 25 head B'exhington
Co Work at 4(9,7.
Meneingor 12 head Beaver Co. aleck at
4g6.
Nicholan Carr cold 25 head mixed
stock from Ohio at 5%6.
W. C. Trashur 20 Western Reserve
clock at 3 to
Hedges & Taylor sold 16 head cattle at
an average of 654.
tiara in A Co. sold 10 head Butler Co.
Mock at 4(HeS!4.
SHEEP AND LAMHZi
There wan, alma, a comparatively light
supply of cheep and lamb. on wile to
day, something like 1,650 to 1,700 head,
and with some inquiry for shipment
and a moderate local demand the mar
ket wee firm anti prices well eustained—
,if anything higher than haat week.
Prime to extra fat sheep may be quo
ted at 4.60®5 per head, and land. Bold
a t from 51 to .4 per bead. John Loyd
and another Philadelphia buyer took
several hunches and parte of bunches,
sod Una, as lathe case of cattle, had a
tendency to strengthen the market.
There was also a good demand fur 1,C1410-
wawa, and the "Butler" trutctiers, an
general thing, had to pay More than last
week.
Adam Eckert wholesaled 67 scale.
wags at 51,40; 80 head mane kind at
01,45, and /00 little better at .2,15.
C. it Moulton 120 nommen cheep and
lain' a—bold at 111.80.
P. Bannon sold 91 head fairish sheep,
for Kennedy, at $2,37@4,25 Cer head.
M. Flintier sold 12.5 sheep averaging
85 ins. to go east, at 52,50 per head.
Eltakely A Bro. sold 31 head sheep at
Liarwin cold 140.
Coon ,t West cold 116 sheep and lame,
from Brook county, Va. at 51,10H0,80.
Meanor cold 100 head. to go east, to
Lloyd at 83 per head.
Jonathan Davie cold 180 head of mix
ed stock al $1.2304 4 -
110814.
There was an increased number of
hog. on male to-day, but with a coo.
United steady demand, the market is
lirm and prloee well sustained. We
continue to quote In a retail way at
1110,50(011.8.0 for fair to prime heavy av
erage.
Hhomaksr h Horner mid 47 to Elliott,
averaging 275 Its at 1110,35.
Jacob Needy cold 40 averaging about
300 11w. to J itotechilds, at ill.
It C. Crum sold 21 to J Hothchllds at
$10,70.
"try Goo.. Starlet
New YOWL, Dec. b.—lnactivity con
tinuee the predominant feature of the
market, but notwithstanding the am
nouncement of acme low fabrttw hero and
at Philadelphia and St. Louie, there to
no apparent depression visible, but on
the contrary the prices of heavy brown
shootings are gathering etrength,andlwo
have to report an advance of I, o per yard
In Appleton A and Wactmsett goods.
Live Sloek— CHICAGO, December o.
Live active and steady for upper, q Mei
and a shade easier for lowergrades, 49.25
®9,49 for common, 191,80@i0,15 for fair
to medium. 1110.25e910.80 for good to
choice, 910.95@H:15 for extra. Cattle
more active at $4@4.137% for common
cows and light steers, fb(06,37 ti fur fair
stocker, 96,47,44:1734 for good shipping
steers.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1889
=I
NKW Volt It, I , eoety Ler Ural,
,•r, :: 4 1 , 110 halt. atup•
n•l3. Fltttir, reeelpta I +,slO, dr ,l and
de,l 111 1 g 7,!•01.1 1,61 a at * 4 , ,,, 0th , ft for or Pr ,
flue State , a,,,txrn; f"r extra
'!tatrv• Sf,,lagtx.;:2lk for extra '%bnl••rti
ror itt hitt, 'neat ...nrs,ll/...,:5gd0
6 2ti r r R. H. O.: #.5,75(itt,:t0 for ci..irs St.
I IS. 51)(4,r..a) for Irood 'II'.
RS. toilet; 200 bids at *f.t - jo4 5 •" 0 •
Corn total Witt/04y, ha, y and
lower at 12,51 for IS estsmn, nod ll.lsitts
I,ot tor fret, clost gat $1,(1.1. Itt
of wttsat 't1,74:.. Wheat dolt, le los rot
nide, V.,1*0 bosh at S I ,IP for
for 'rime No. 2 do, V.1: 7, 0004) tor
winter red 111111 , 0 s, W:2 (41.3;i for winter
rod and anther wearer.,. 11,51(ai1,55 for
while State, and 11,75 for whits Canada.
Rye quint. liarley fu ntodt,sto requiwt,
with sal es a.IIW Iteisu C/6111idd first, 1113,.
MO bush 1/1120(1 2 and 4 ravel nt.te at
$1,13. Harley Malt quint. Corn In
better, with sales 43,000 bunti at b1,06@,
I.ls for unsound mi nod western, snit
81,1041,12 for soiind do. f'st.n; rnrinipul
02,03 u bush; dull, with salt. 31,000 Lush
at ti3C96te for western, and 66(46: - .);ic (or
State. Klee dull, with sales 171 tierces
Carolina at 6%@ - 7 yin. Coffee dull, with
males 750 sacks Rio on private terms.
Sugar moderately active; salmi 400 Wads
Cult at I 1(dill Molansen nteady, with
val. of 100 GUIs New , irleaun at 75(0 0 70o.
hotts steady at 151W1.1e, American. Po
trolouni steady at 185018 , 4 e for crude,
em 314ic fur retitled. Linseed oil dull
at 244 c. tiplflta turpenUne, ~,(g,44r.
Pn k quiet and atrady, with ,mien of 401
. at 1/32(3.1 for new mom, 13.3(a.33,25
fir' old to, 1123,1,0424 for prime, and
$27,500130 for prime mean; al. ,also 1250
bails now 100., seller February, and
32,500 Mile do, Koller sec months, on
private terms. Iliad Mandy, with Kale.
of tine Mile at L,0013 fnr now plain stens,
I I 0i.17 for now extra die Y. Tierce tioe ,
atendy; vale, of 300 tierce. at 1P2504Vi for
primp maws, 1.2743 i for I utile ult...
Beef horny quiet; salmi(tri tibia at 'Sto l e
31 Irt new. Cut rrea:a heavy; sole. of
tin Mtge at 120513 c for ahouldera, and 17
U917..,,i for haunt. Middle, dull; ealeaLof
40 ban city at 17c. Dreased hop quiet,
13 , i(gol3iie fur weeturn, cloning at
lArd unchanged; salt. of 170 tierce, at
I n 4!!). I !lc for Steam, and 11/1.;(01Me for kettle
rendered. Butter dn11,..r.:(3.3r. for Ohlo.
Chino quiet, 113(A117%,- Freights to Liv
eries,) nominal.
.Latusi Flour aimed dull and lac lower
on mammon grade.. S beat heavy and
to lower for spring: No. 2 spring at 11,24
41,1k1, amber, red and amber western at
111,30®1,3a. Rye dun and &whiling.
Ode dull and heavy at traiud3So for
western. Curti .10101 but firm; demand
chiefly speculative at 11,1 U for sound old
tutted western. Pork firm and guns at
/41.1,20 or old inf., for new moss,
and 1.32 for 2rebruary delivery. Beef
steady with moderato demand. Cut
inouta dull and titichanod. Huron Brio
and quiet.. Lard steady at 19a for prime
•tenet. Egtim in fair rt./neat without do.
Med change.
I=
dist*. soiling al 1-10 off buying. Flour
very dull; western spring extra. et 5
43,7 b Wheat Jell and 4 loser.
mans No. 1 at rPc, No. 2 at e 51 4 70.
ing at eil , ,,quetil,c for No. 2. This after.
ream Inn market wan dull at hlk• mah,
end sailer Ihnoember for N. 2. Corn
firmer and 242 , ,,e higher; 7 3!11.4 , 7f , ,,e
for No. 2, cud 73e3.73e for ref eetod, gut.
,;te for lust grad., cloning at 76@,75 , ,e,
lor N 0.2. Thla alterucem the market
dull M 750 bid fur Nu. 2. 0.u.8 dull
hot n nhndo lirinnr; 40n, 441 e canh, 41n
not Inr the month and etcher loot half, 41,Y.,
441;in, oiler January. Rye null,
nod No. I d,linnd lo; mien at
;no, No. at 7:tnal'in, nod t•hwlnK
cteaily at 74c for /strictly (rook Na.
Harley firm at Mac fur Na. 2. Ilintivrine,
firtucr at Irfifni'7r• firignr 12(4/14.,r fur
/rontn/in to rthOlce Orleans, 13 , .(in14
for trunnion to prime tuba. l'rovicions
tirintir and higher: meow pork firm at
cash: 01, antler January and Fon
reeve, closing at $31,26(4.31,50, mutt for
mesa: ordinary quiet and steady at s3r.
lard firmer and hlgh.r; sales at 134 e
...oat: 19c seller February, for Itottled.
Meats l a c higher; rough sides layer dry
?sited mhouldera II 4.,'n; green hams Ls@
abort rlb middles IS day. In salt
IS,. Dressed Hogs teUve and heavy
weights area shade'hrtner; light lota are
easier at 112,2.5®12,7.5 for prune luta, di.
tiding on MU,
Cirwix r• an, Donatolier 9. Cotton
tirttier, with sales td/1,1411ga at 23 c.
Whiskey chattel doll at !ear( {1; •alga at
iscrti rates. Mess Pork dreier and rde-
41114. itt $30,50, I 111 i 11.1.1 et {3l. Hulk
st, w ee ...hanged and quiet: shoulder" ,
clew rad.'
‘l.l clear packed. lil,oolt dente joblAllK dxulred Si I for t ahculdere
/..ct 17 , .,(c414 Inc clear rln and clear
Lard firmer, with !Wee 614.01 at
1C , .,
. and kottlx at lei,/a'IM•.; LLJa
generally held ~ .(s ., above these rat..
Yotroleum steady at n(*3.4c refined. To
Oxon firm b ut oupply light; ulee 21
hhda at $10(513.50.
BA LT! DD.:, December 9.—Flour islet
and 'needy. Wheat dull, sales rod at
torn doll; mine white at
uSliallec; yellow hilfg,..otte. I lola steady at
NU: 4W. Rye nominally at il@l,oB. Meta
Pork quiet at US. Bacon quiet; rib nidea
le;frit Inc; clear aides IMiltollive shoal ,
dere 163,y415A4e. llama :No. lArd quiet
ant Ilta. Vt'hisky dull at $1,034(4.1,0414.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.—Flour ex
tremely dull. Wheat in limit«, demand
and lower; red 11,2741. 30 . Rye SOS@
1,10. torn cloudy; old yellow $1,01314
1,09. new do 80(990, 1 n~le dull and low•
er at 58!4660c. Petroleum quiet; crude
relined Prorialona—nolbing
doing. Whisky at 111,013 for iron Wend.
Lot . latim.x, Deem:ober 9.—Sales of
tdi bide tobacco at s4l3,fhto, for loge, icr
(4.15 fur low to medium leaf Cotton
quiet, middling at :.3 N. Hoge dull at
1 , 9410% for light to extra heavy—re.
rolpta of 4 21X3, killed 6,20 n. Vt'hieky
firm at 99c(1941.
CiNeINN Deoember 9.--Hogs open.
ed active and mold at 110(g410,A anti some
extra large brought $10,75; but the mar
ket cloned weak owing to unfavorable
nows from other markt.ts anti liberal re
ceipt.. Hem ate 10,3 W head.
Meerut., liecenther 9. Cotton firm
er, Irregular at 1C1 , ,(e.2.3.0, receipts of
1,999 halo., exports of 3,434 bales. Floor
'1 0101, super at 14,7606. Corn at 93(W4c
hstn at C 254 Cq6bo.
Toi.e.t.o, December 9.—Clover need dull
and lbc lower: light mine at $8.15. Dress
. ed hogs quiet at wider range, 12-‘,S9l3q
l:1;ic, dividing ou lot/ and :3111.1tin.
ST. Lout., Lommber 9.—Cattle quiet
and unchanged at ala,fic. Hogs strong
St 19,1,0®10,25 and a few extra heavy at
111.0,40410,65. Receipts 6,1.110.
CLEvr.LAN ix, December 9.—Petroleum
firm and unchanged: refined 11 , (411.9ye
In large lots and 8205330 in small Iota;
crude lower at $0,6 0 per barrel-
Laibur, December 9. Tobacco
steady, firm and unchanged at 2.342.3 , ,c.
Hemp: choice undressed ; dressed
f 2,30. Whisky firm at 11. ,
MIL.WpuiILIM, December 9.—Flour,
dull and unchanged. Wheat, weak at
101.,0 for No. I, and s4c for No. 2.
II V I t.t.g, Derember 9.—Cotton,
active and prices stiffer; low middlings,
at 2.V.,r; good ordinary at 22,,c.
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PlTTolUkliki Yost WAVND AND CH/
CAOO RAILROAD. December 0.-400 bbl.
dour, T CLikirthl; •MO do do, libomakr
1...; MO do do, J A Maim ItX) do do, I
W al law; 300 do do, Seennyer A V; 40 do
do, A Kirk; o'2 oil bbla, M P Adam. A
tiro; 4 bids syrup, Day A 0o; 6 doe
brooms, J Haworth; 55 ben cheese, N .1
Braden: 20 do do, W D Cooper A Col 20
do do, E Hamilton; 40 do do. M W Ban.
kit Oil doz hdls, Madly A Nelson; 80 kgs
Dilbridge A Son; 13 aka rye, Jam
Thompson; 7 cars limestone, Stionber.
ger, B A Co; 100 bble flour, Culp A Sliep.
art I car rye, D Wallace; 10 W. crack•
ore. Kramer, 110Ln A Cot 20 to lard, E II
Myers A Co; 30 bbls grease, his Dalsell .1k
Son; 9 cars metal, Nimick A Co; 15 do
Jen Wood, Son A Co; 3do do, Robinson,
Rea A co; 1 do do, Bryan A. Caugbey; 6
do do, Zug A. Co; 2do do, Brady's Bend
Iron ('0; 4do do, Union Iron Mille.; 4 do
.10. Superior Mills; Ido do, goleman A.
Ratan.
CLECVILLA ND D Prrrsistmou RAIL
ROAD. December 9.-2 cars ore, bus
sey, Wells & Co. 8 do do, Hhoenberger
& Ido do, Brady's Bend Iron Co; 3
'do do, McKnight, P & Co; I do do, Zug
& 00g 2 do do, Dilworth, P 3 Co; I do do,
Bryan & Caughey; 2 do I a do, Rees,
Graff & D; I do do, (bleman, R & Co; 1
do In, J Wood it Co; Ido o do, Hutehl
eon Ii & Co; 3do billets, 6 do pig Iron,
tinuick it Cm I ear hides, H Harbaugh
& Co; 27 obis abouldera, Dalsell It 8; 8
lies frames, Plekeregill, L & Do. 20 bdls
handles, E Harleion; 9 bole oil, !Apple
cott &8; MI 61:a oat., F It Craighead; 8
bbis beans, Volgt, M h Co; II skis do,
Vangorder it Sr 13 pigs lead, J Dunlap;
21 aka oat., 3 bxs butter, Rose & Ewing;
lot lumber, Jlll Seibert & Co; 80 aka
corn. Bricker it On: 66 do do, Campbell
& Co; 38 do rags, It Christy.
iALLT.OHATFT STATION December &
leak. oats, J 8 McKee; 1 box poultry,
It A A Corson: 2 bolls OUSTS'. H Lenz;
dos brooms, J Lockhart; I car a Iron,
Lewis Bailey Jt D, 3 bge b flour, J
O'Hanllo; 1 car flaxseed, 54 B Suydam;
87 eke oath, no ooruslgnee; 1 car cooper
age, Ralya A Robertson; 1 do wheat.
Kennedy Bro; 1 do Barley, G Seidler 76
bbla apples, Rose A Ewing; 40 aka mill
toed, W 0 Brown; 1 dressed hog; Hip
ploy A Heckert; 1 car barley, J Rhodes
Co.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
RAILROAD. December 0.-811
bge !Arley, F tlchteld; 25 bble tlour, 100
Ugn .• Sly,. I'2 ',W.. Kpitlon, .1 A
(~,OT. 1.. du I—uary. Nivuur 4. H.. 57
Mmrd..H. uxin taarch.
w :.H.F.lruy
1 v.., 111. AI, 1..141111111 N. Collard; :1 du
A Davis: 1 till wheat,
I'.,unedy f , o tr.. 1.1. rd, F Seller/ A
Cu. I Plir intulunr, .1 0 11«1:.
A f:", , T AI.I.SY itAILIV , An, bet
rare metal, Nlaferk A eta 3
Pug . . Colter Peal ft "awn.: at , rare real,
K fr, Ffritof r b 3 flu ff.., Arai.
Ii A 1•• l'alerran ft
!tilt,. It T.V, 'nark fame, .1 Mf. t',
vtri J n I , llworth R Co, io
).;n variffue tryrr.nr,
RIVER NEWS
rll'er Punt lone, lb recede /fiend tly
with 13 feel fi In..tifet In the rhAuuel uy
Ure Monotignhele marks. Weather ....in
sider...lay c , :iler ;h. on Wiiiineeiler.
Lim thermometer et noon being down to
The Mt. from Cirrinnall, w
dun here loot utglit.aud will depart to
day at 4 r. m. The St. Charles In rogo,
lorly in the Pittsburgh and Cinelanatt
tr o d, s ad our people should do all they
eau to patronize • boa, +r hor calibre,
Capt. Chas. A Dravo. I. In eolnanand
wtth ht... bar. L. liniutart In the (Alien.
The R. C. r :ray, Capt. I. N. Whittaker
with Capt. Wu, Andorson 111 the °thee,
wlll leave for St. Louis to-day walnut
The only transient arrival we have to
report 111 the Mollie I,;bert front
natl. Elbe had a fair foeight list Includ
ing n considerable quantity of metal.
Toe Camelia, it was said, would de
port last sight for Nashville.
The towboat ti,aujkon No. 2, which
wax so unfortunate an t° lone several of
her barges and injure herself Moonier.
ably, a few day ago, above Steubenville,
urn veil on W 011110. 1 ity e V etil 11 g. She
was unfortunate as well an fortunate;
1111fOrlti MAW ui lee•omtug unmanageable
and ii nh lug her burg.. and fortunate
that she did, out strike the piers of the
Sic übnnvllb bridge broadaide and sink
herself and drown bar crow, when in
un unmanageable vondltion. It wan
bad enough, but It might have been a
great deal norm , — there were uo
Lost.
Thu Kate l'ulnam from Now oilman
wax duo not night and will probably be
found to port thin morning.
—The LoweyUlu Coors, says: The
Itolnueou was the non freight and pax•
senor boat that has reseed under the
draw 'ridge over the fells. Old Tubular
-Capt. Jun Kethatelou—whore nerve.
are not °attach,' shaky, astaures us that
If he had even the channel before he
started through, hr would not have ta•
hue the rink. Fortunately, Fink Var.
hie, the celeurated fella phut, hit the
pis, exactly, and the Kate CALcao through
bowling without touclung. We expect
to hear of disasters frequently, though
we hope for butter thaws
—The liteinphis Allied( of Saturday,
says, hits of water in the Arkansan for
the largest clean boats, and once agate
the boatmen of that stream wear ~mil•
tug fares. White river is ale swelling,
and boats will have no further trouble
in making Jaeknontiort or coin.
dig out with all they ere carry. Our
diapatelicii give the latent new f rom
above„ and !ruin the lights bef o re Wwo
think the low Water powaln has passed
for seine months to VOIIIO.
We clip the f 0 lowingllou , from the
,i.zzefir: espial n John P.
Scott, of the towoost Hero, was Indicted
In the United State+ Court hero for run
-1.1) lug an engineer who had no heenao.
Judgment by default wee rendered
agsluet hum yesterday. There was a
rillitinll heeled by the mule Court yes
terday
the Captain of the
ushaa atitatar and show rause.
- A St. lids dispatch c..Jer lisle of
Tuesday says: Nellie Ittsiera Is loading
for Cin:ithisii Mid ?qt....110Mb, and will
iNLII ill 11111TrI1W; last Chance will leave
arrow (or her new borne In Tenn..
non, ha•tug been purchaned for litl.lloo by
Peak, ,T Sharp. of Chattanooga, and will
carry pig metal and other products be
tween Cliattaunogo and K I.olvllle.
—The Knoxville Pre.. and Herald of
naturday any., The Kingston Mall
Packet i s 'onittany are building a new
steamer. Ile Hugh Martin, at Kingston,
which wilt be placed (or Lisa must time
between Mini:awn and London. The
upper cabin In being built at L,ulaville,
K out tie a v.
The I..lowittg liege Leetn alfeeguatod
the Leah 01 the Lulled Stet. eneg•
I; j,ll - . A Ibtirt, Irotwuen Mewpbl• and
II I,opt, tott,ool Slomphla
Nowloom: ILlitoooty.
Vlok otturg 14,1 Nopolostrr Tho M. Thtty•
oporttllttg hototoon 111110 Rook and
the mouth of the Arkaposo.
—Cain Jame. 1-t Troy on the Hi.'
Frank ilo. in au eclat to Map from the
01111/IbllAt 41 the nte.tilite.Sunday worn ,
log. at Loutnvllle, missed the host and
fell into the river. lie was rescued
when just about to pass ceder the
wharthosd.
—The line of steamer. which has
heretofore been running In the name of
the St. L,tll. and Now Orleans Line, Is
now known. and under charter, as the
St. Lout. and New (biotin. Packet Com
pany.
—The Fanny Blake, laden.] with
kl-lOu worth of hme, caught ttre and
was scuttled near Galveston. on Satur
day, an shallow water. The schooner
Texas is wrecking her.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SCHEAC6'II PCIAVIONIC
el RI rIZAWEEFO TUNIC AND
MAP 101.01(0 1 . 11.1.5 will core CrrawunsPitiol• ,
Li
'er ,struptatot and liy•pepata, If Ulan aeword
tr., to stPecti.tas. They are all three to be late.
at the sarne time. They cleanse the atonuch, re
,l tto liver and{ ut it to teal" then Use IDPetit o .
hecornes et..l. she food sllsesta and make* Fol..
t the path nt hector. to grow la 01.0; the
diseased scatterpenli Into the tunas. awl Ille
patient so:terve,. ri
the itlawase awl acts well. 71111
on was to ••rt e.t.a:antics,
To these these coraliCitt.• Ire. J. H. 5...c0ck, of
rldisole.phts... we, his unrlvaled •werbra_s In the
tr. atn.• n• ..1 t•olosontrirostattinPUal.
r, .tto na trwebld natter Iv tee
• • art '.l off by an ea., xpetan
wiwn t:i. phlegm or matte" rlise •
ilsht ts, taros. It r.C. and the Poi... bw•
To do try. tios 'wastes.' ee, and hiandr.he
l't mu 1 57 I ree, us., to,e•nse tt• stousacn
asot , Iter.. ti.a. the l'o.isoule Syron and the
•
rearielt•s Xlaudralse I'M. net upsm the II err .
Vs;
r.„■
s see .. " ..71 . V07.7xte. '.. t1
ts deadly isoloosols teo is tar, i•o
us h.,. dm •Itl. 131..71777 asotrollott•
ssf the. over IL. nes.enen•s Mead raa• roi.
1.17.• complaint la on• of the Most prominent
casks. Of I. ..nsomPtlon•
belteark•• bertweeti Twow is a 'tau. •tinsuau
and albreative. tool the Ala Ai the iteasse ' ed!
',wet, prep•ratton It resole of, awdeta the
sto.eh to the. out tn. valor,. tutees eissol••
tre f ond 'with the. Polusonle • vat, and II tassd•
Into ai.al blood without fermentation or souring
Inthe ,tomarh
'Pb. areat reason whf bk•siclans do not rove
Conauthpllou Is , they try to in am teloll. Wes
`let Inedletne to stop the cottals. to slops.iisb.
t.l. 'Oen sweats, beetle •04
tp itarsitt(c t•• Srlsolotll.7+l.lto pour er , '" locate{
up the serntione. and taA,ll th patient
oinks and dies.
Ire ....ne his treatment, does seat try Iso
W • cough. utabt •weats. rain. or (sae,
• the dot., and lbel •.I stop Ils. Is
own accord. Noon. tan be • „red of pastorals
Liver Complaint. Dysper•la.
Canter. Ulcerated Throat. unison We asol
stomach are made health!
It a tots won Ilta ronesstoptlou. a course sI.
tunas In .011 , way ar. dirosnasti, ettbs taberries,
nava...,•ls ..... elilal Irritation, pleura wthesloss.
or the Is., art a toasts of lollansutatlon and last
derarre In suet; canes what usu•t don, st
I.vot 013,7 the Itttpre LIMO. aro wasting. bat •
it Is
Use whole oody. 'rho. ha stomac sol liter have lost
their weer tis make blood mit of food. bow the
only chance Is to tale lir. rterwisca•• three meal.
clue.. wis irisll , 01.1,1 tip • tone Pt •tortowts,
the n•tieut se twain towant load. Rail digest
esdiy and 1.00 , 'dor. Mood , • nen tbe patient
{ter to axles In Olean. aml Ns., ASS tb• hots
• Ps g.ssor. the roustnenee to hial up.
wl the patient %•tsb.tto
, and well. Thl• le only the
tea, to cur•Conattutors.
M ben there Is no tuna diarase and only I.l•er
Complaint &WI I, born.... lichen, Seaweed
Tool and Mandrake fills are sot:Orient, without
tae Polanonic dyrap. Tato. the kissdr•la Phis
Ir.
lito all billows complain.. as they are Pe ,
frill intrude..
Or. behsak. verso ssa entered I , llllplorrllittrol
health For man, ears peat. and now ...tab. 555
sounds, war 'ruled sessa! to a Inc,axe lnu,v, to
the very
inane... of roltoortaer osomptlon,
lA. phys basis., tovuootaresl Pt. case hope
less Mal •M•tOlotted 11110 to his fa... lie ssucered
OI •It Iti ntedlntne a, and since h. rows.
err teat, ttottl want . altnliarly Elleu4o.re nui
lie. nchenosta pn.parstlon .110 remarkable *sc
rews. Toll ections s.ornny nch bottle.
tnalinc U. dir ansosotely o r
etas.pa, e
to ptwounaliy
se.
Ile. Pr-ashen. attle•• battents wish their longs
s aralosst. and for thla purist, eb b l. Profs...on
soy at his Priest', al trdlee, Phidelphia. e•eri
...molar. where all letten Psr advice mast be rol
..reased. lie Is at. , professionally .1 No. 311
Hood street, Nets York. eery othet Tweeds,.
sod at No 35 Honorer street. Roston. veer - ,
I other Wednesday. He glee, advice free, but for
• thorough exalatnatton lila itosirtrometex
Ibe price la 05. (Ohm hours at eacb shy lb.= V
A. u. to 81. Is.
hire lb. Pa imonle hyrup and Pea ward Tom
b' oath a 1,51.1 per loots', or 117,50 a half docent.
Mandrake l'llla :45 cents • Loa. Yoe ale hy al
drolaistr ittylll,lsl-d ►
W-Docron wIIITI'IER CON-
U T , 7'II6AT ALL r RI% ASK
A3/.-4. I hatnu:heron, Mar of eater
from self.anoae. pew Seine titimuillnesa
urreout debility Irritability, eruptions. reminal
end-slop.. •e lfinally Impoterey penman. stir
eured. Prete.. atilictr.l • Ith delicate. Intricate
and lone stand.. conatituti na remplatm are
politely In sited to ca I for which
not. nothlna. Eamcrience. the ben oft/niche's,
bat et anis him to pertect remelt. , at one r
clent. rate. permanent and which le meet cater
ale be rio without nindranna to int., bled-
Minet preparod to Or. e•uoliOrment. which em
braces ft, reception •o waiting room., •Imo
hoarding ah.l .let ping apart. cult for pane.,
ry.p4l.lng dal, rpouni and r apse
silo chemical nattor, tons noerr ui ...Inn the famed
mineral oprlneo. No matter who hate
elan 'oat tare. }lead what be any. In his pam
phlet ar fitly pap a IN.. to 507 Warn.. for two
%tamp. In pealed .2,0,0. Thousands of ease.
...a...1 annually. at .14 , e std ail over the caul,
t•v Cour... 51101 Irrn. -asfly or I. mall.
"Awe No. Wv. 'treat. (near roort Hormel
fhttrinorgh. Ps. Hours t. W. to r. it. nun
day. Id N. to 11 r. Y Vatophlet sent to any ote
drat. for hem alniny.a. au:
MANHOOD: HOW LOST !
HOW REWEORED!--Jnet t'ut..l.6ocd, II
reted envelop, Price ell cent.. A LEA.,
TURF. TILE EATUIIA.I. THISATIIEET.
oot Ita.lle .1 ure of eervousorra. l'onsumotlon,
It•nlepay of
acol v . lcalin_ea
L.arlty.A.c.. or WWI. J. CLL.% Ell%
•ethor Ilar ••lire*, Itool.•• dr. ••A boon tu
Thousarola of eanr.en •• roes. node, seal. In
o
eve .0 to wry artdre•s. 1•DolonlJ.
D. on.re
.oo st• Oro .."4.. IN
J I . KLINK A 1.) p 97 Bovrerz. hew
N.% 4500. o'*' Dr.
• •lelarr.AKe feu We, price 23 cent. 47
I.I7rJUNT OUT.
•r'NSltitY rw.roaAL TIMCHE ,
PIK COLLM t4441.1t THROAT &ND
lEMICIIIM
Noe..
o , ‘ 111,11 T
pe'" TC I.ILO WS HAIR DYE.
kos Wed..) II a.t Dye the .skio the world.
lag OW, LI - de •d I parrerd h•ralleas., rt .
• rkllivt/IC4I ill elfeets of WE
and leaves :Ur soft •ad
~,••••• dald by all I,rugglad.•
rerri.lolTra .1.1 prupdrly appiled liatebe-
Vrlar ?sewn. tG Ydrad @tret. Trey
rdrldlrlr
LAW - THE HEALING POOI—
r, 'lt YOUNG .11/LN who have
tait..n viviou• h•hlts. sod now desire • htehrr
f. eo.I • twtter Nt“.A.PI.. wrlth rertath cacaos
of reto I ror the afflicted. Bwat to sealed letter
Jr....0f parge. Addle.. tj. ABM
AK.I4 , eIATION. No. r. retina.
se.}:ln-d.A
ADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK
Wood St., eor. Second Avenue.
Ili TER T PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
DOLIOUT AND SOLD
A. 11111AUt.IGY. rrt.ldept,
W. VANKIKK. Vlre IYrsitlent.
HUS CLARKE.. J.. Cuellar.
N. IMAMS & BON&
r,7 MARKET STREET
FTTTSBUROII, PA.
t'ull'c4~~a~ male as •11 Ye 4NCCI WI Dalai• of
Stocke,Bonds and other Security
IRMO HT ♦ ND OULU vN CVNINUSSIoN
rartlenlaz attention paid te the pnicha•• and
le of
felted States Securities
J.).•1
HART, CAUGUEV b. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
P1TT13111781311, PA..
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Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lad particular atteulfon paid to the put - clout
uod tale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Sight Drafts on London.
CITY HANK.
112 Fifth ATenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL. PlOO.OOO.
ATOCIROLDEBIS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
ANTERENT PAID ON DEPOMTD.
Pt,ItEII.IN EXCHANt.
Bought and sole. end en-e desired reinPled to
Europe. eullet-tiun• made on all th.. principal
pulp. u( the United elate end i;aneds.
Mein. 'nitres, President.
JAL to Uri '•00, V lee rnaldent.•
W. N. WintiArr. enabler.
PIIIKTUISS.
Mellen, James Pleentte,
Thomas Boerne., Hugh Keeling,
J. littnit yr. Jr., Tereete Campbell,
Patrick Kan, James l'hrlan,
eu, Et. livr. H. A. Trapregle,
Jon. to. !ferments, Thum* Barnes.
JOS• u. ti.zze.u. Bonet.",
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
Of Pittsburgh,
Is now mom for Dlxonril, Deposit sod (inners!
fissilDni liiness.
Sul sum rem Ire. from Ono Dar onwards.
loterest at We rate of six per rent- paid on
Um. deposits.
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YU. WTIIIIIOOE, W P. WEY" kS A.
W. U. Sifts, FUANK -11.111 m u ,,
W. C. R , .11.1t10N. lineal, 1111 , YER,
DAN. KIN VIERP. U. ARMOR
ratlL rociteati..
ED. DITIEUDGE, PresidenL
P. F. NOR MICK. ambler.
OILS
G,
--
WADING a KING,
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Petroleum and its Products,
DAUM'S BLOM, DUQUESNE WAY
rau-AnaLetue. ADDS/MI,
Boom 17, Ohansber of Commerce,
133 SOUTH SECOND STREET
apn
IRON AND STEEL
DUqUEsNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, RA_H_M & CO.,
IRON, NAILS. STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS.
nI Qt E...11.11E. L 1 AND JUN lATA
H: ND ANTI A
RA NI , , RA
-11t , 1 AND • ASK RK
IRAIN.
11..1t.T.R I . I.ATT, A5ll lIM A I,
1..1 . A RIO IR., 11.1.A‘a •rid I,ROPPER RA),
TI. A “."I'EXIt SAIL, I %LINDER
\
\ )r Alm 1
.. I ‘T % P 1 ) 1 1 1 .
. .11 ITI TA ET 11.
,1
F.• IP 51.111.1.,VA-1,11
,A ,10 1 1 . 11, "•
.I, I IIL, P.T bliAl/TlNti, A. H.
l' EPP 1.
pAp p 1 It l'ipipl an.? ACION ArEtiNtAi and
A I.
P !"11.... A • 1p EP , .
All Goods First Glass and Warranted.
•la ieeot h ttttt mod /1111.7, herby River
Dd7l Vlg ater Plltabterwh.
11141,E11, lil6R &
1.1,1 l• • I r 11..1
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR A PARKIN,
OVFICE. No. 110 Liberty %Intl,
19t1,hUu1.H. I • .
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER,
(.. to JOE. HAM( & c 0.,)
f•rin , i.. [O-1,11*.1 • • 1111th the leading For.
re• IC the Fe, end I. prypary4 to promptly 1112(1
llpfartortly oat order. I T IHA tlttt ti Ka, ri+r, , N Ropy, LiLvxm,
YITH.!." J .1.8. ftIhTI 4 .IIAII.IIO , A AXLE'.
I,lM't,VlrflVß F . H.8....H, toiretbYr with eye."
dyyyrtpllue or ell APE WORK. Maya and Parry
Corner or Duquesne Way and First StrteL
pi TM HU R6l
STEEL WORKS.
1=
ANDERSON & WOODS,
=I
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL
=
&MIRO German Plow end Spring Ricci
(MINIM HotiS AND ♦I 143 T AVENUE, rims
-111.1
ILLBRSIIIIISEN PROMS.
Trke Trot., e• are o!, orepare4 'rant Itcco
n for the e.e of the ELL. LBSHA UdEN
The super., quality Imparted to cowl Iron, the
rest tattpr.eeturnt In loferl, •ron. and the re.
ured coat, commend 11 to all manufacturers of
!MI
•
P•r , les wi>taltig to we It van obtain 11c...•
pytyl.
JAMES P. SPEER,
Attorney fur the Trusteed.
Iltx MY , I a , .1 2 tugliatCy PS,
Fowl.,
Part,yyan. 112.14yel to Tian ate
1111..1LN HA. I.l[Ke w byre the pr.' , eye Ir
vow lu •ut ..prystlos. feYAG7
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, HOOK & CO.,
=I
klentlactorers of every description of
CAST AND GERLAN STEEL
RAILWAY
ELI InTI , AS I' PLAT Ft , 41,1 sr I:IVI*M
7(1.1:4, !TEM. II tX. .c.. lc
Warehoasr, ti,l Prater aad 100 First Sta.
BLAt'K DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
I=
lait'3o.BEl_.
mud N•retz.uar !II I KT . ETIL. 1 - 111hTT
VIE-1 1,1 KA ILIKUM KTII.I.E.DK,
CIIZED39II3
IBA b. CO.,
E2l=l
WASHINGTON WORSE,
FOUNDERS AND NAOEINIST S. PITTSBURGH,
Manors, or., of Boat ao.I nallOrgarT Sinn
Otte,. Walt NI at x.ch.er., O. trlop.
tl•l:l: ' r . :l2 l tl i eVt.:ri r ga " P ! ok °" T."'"
• M., No. 14. corner rixst 0cu1.11.1.1
Avail for ill r mrs rATKNT INJrI
(or
tee Ilas Mont.'s. 4611-.1
THONIAS CARLLII b. CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and liachine Wertz,
=I
Manufacturers of ntationary and Portable Staare
Itanoe..•.ll P .11.,t, Shaftlne. Ortnt
sad na. 11111 Work. 1. lug 11111 rod Maclaine
Canting.. kor ate nary. W e.antn. Wade./ noat
♦:. built to order sod hare on baud Itantuar of
ad glans r07144$
STOVE/3, CASTINGS, &c.
COOK STOVES.
GET THE BEST
BISSELL & CO'S
T} I UMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL
Warranted lo Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Move In the Unto&
BLSSELT, & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
Also, on nand and for tale,
/LELUE STOVES,
ISEATINO STOVES,
ORATE ►EIINTL, /ENDRES.
COOKIE,/ lIANDES, La.
GRAFF, HUGUS & CO
murron.cruscaa OF IVILIti VAlltrT Or
s~r~ti Ei3,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE
IFE FIERY FORNACIE,"
THE NEW ANTI-DINT CSPOK STOVE•
•'EttitILAIWN..•• CULI,IIII.WA
VAS Iriwasuall Psi ro) IsPETAULA
NA NUR CAST Igo,. hf A riTI.FS, WLI.LMAN•S
lIETI.I.CTINL t tIRATKA fi r s. (row dLnand dray,
GILATIC /HOSTS. FENDEILS. Ac.
206 and 206 Merril' Street,
=I
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
I=
Cook, Parlor and Healing Stoves,
=2
Inoue aswirtment will tei found all the LATEST
PATTERNS AND IMPROVEMENTS, and the
reputation of our Stoves Is such that any on. In
want of • good article should purtheee mune but
i hew< muinfaciutest ny us. as they will be focal
n' to * ti . e; n e e a s:lk/Lr'
witrvit. rur churches, balls and store.. 11,1
SOO sold In tire moats.. Intend...l few with of
without wing. All vow have acid tiles WO
nomads lb. la nosegay toasty other and las chea
or. rend to Catalogue •nd Pelee Llst• le.
FRUIT CAN TOPS
E11F; ABELL/sta.: A - 7;
.PITTSBORGH~PA 1.
We ars It
prepared to suPrdY Mans?' end
Potters. It fa whet, ample, $OO ise el=4:
the plata top, hastne the some of the
Frulta stamped upon the corer, radlatlng from
the tenter, and anludez or pointer atamped alma
the tap of the Geo.
It is Clearly, Distinctly and Permanently
be merely pinging the name of she troll the
can oppastte thepOlnler 114141 X LIR
the ellstnerner scanner. No prevernike of meg
good boanekenper will sthe Any other boa
seelng
ioi rNDERS, :MACHINISTS
CEN TRAL FOUNDRY'
AilD ROLL WORKS.
eoBo Penn Stremst,
AMMAN & BAGALEY,
I==!!MEM
=
=12312E.1E1
MONOMMIELI FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDFZSON A; CO-,
.... "I I Itt.ST.t
Winr%% Lit. aad
Cmlino of all Description.
Sir hoecl.l SllOOllOl2 .10 10 A 111 MTV , .
g.“. 1 ANTI.SUe3 awl t.. c•attruts
0, ...E1....,
Ur,lt IN,NDRI - V• -
IsTrEKT.
SNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY
OFFIOS AND WOBBII,
TWELF T ti STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA
tir E,, g ine., Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS,
lll=l
EEMIZECID
=I
WILLIAM SMITH,
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CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
=
My floes are all oral lavariably V PIM. In dry
aind and MI brat ameba- ♦lso. MIL Maori/Mont
of general
Castings for Gas & Water Works.
I would al** Call [ta attention of Bievenalcael
eata of Gam Worts to my make of BITORTB.
ENGINES, BOILERS. &c.,
FORT PITT
rfiTrwwpm:
W C>rili S.
CARROLL AND SNYDER,
KASOFACTUREBS OF
TUBULA TUBULAR
riiii-DOI AND CYLINDED eIIICAY BOLL
ENA,
OIL ATILLS AND OIL TASK.k
eIfIMNAYII. NNENCHISci AND WM PA"
81.T1.124ti rk.VB. BALT PAN' /JED CON
-I,I6NaICRA, .
BT
ST LA M I.I.ADVIIIITIR3 AND IKON
BRIDO LTA
PRISON DOORS ARD COAL SHUT=
WRVS 1%1.1 Wazybons. Borsemad,
Tblvdl, Short and Li be r tyerve",
PITTSBURGII. PA.
Mr()niers sent to the seer,• aeldreu will be
roceelle mt-offee tab, 183
HUGH N. BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duque:dm St.,
13=1
Engine Builders, Founders and
Mach ltilste
MLnututure STILAMBOAT 6NO111:5 and
ATATIONARI LABIN 6.. of all N 1...
. •
7r1;':,!"411'.7.' '2 ''tfiVil°2 krll39l . V.aell
BOILZR, DRIB horse power.
CANT !NOR, of ever, kind made 1.4, order atoor
FouoJr7, num) EITeCT, below liarteL
RIOS tor 011 Weil, t , NO PULLETS.
II ANOINS. HOUSE Lod TOSAC b) eSCREWS.
add IRON TOBACCO ra.1213/LS, oft 'mad &ad
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
ProhuAg ea the AlWelch) Him, ten the Met.
I=l
Sir All orders promptly ailed. DWI Vt.
O'IIABA, BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO.,
El=
STLAhI BOILERS OIL TAM/ES,
6.e,riarCrEM6Nin.
15.1,111 N rlaz BEDS. tc..
Cor. of betand Arno and Liberty Bt.-
=I
11, pair., door promptly. th-ltms seat to tbe
above address nil al be promptly amended t%
Y. ft/U . IIAL formerly Mansger at (74011.1 , LL
PlltYDLltli. evetSipl:l_
WPC BARNHILL C 0. ,& coy
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS
NM ■O, SS, S 4 AND SO PENN Ur
snri i z. ..,.r = re sp d„ :o l...r, d g. yard and furnished It
pared to mara. to eve ' rgtecrl n PUo7e . riall.-
EOM la the bat manner, sad arvrattted royal to
. . ...
any made la me *tummy. Chimney., Onmettlas,
ri,! Beds, Steam Pipes. LemmaMY. natimat
Coadesaan, salt Pass, Tanks, Ott stills. Aft.-
• • • .
liog Paza, Koller tros, Bridge*, BUOY
as, and Dolt manalactaxersda iiiarocal's Fat-
Et3MMM!
I ♦IID M. •flStI DDDOND D. null
J AULD M. BRUSH & SON,
lit ANUFACTUREIL3 Of
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
MEET IRON WOUZ, &CI.
61 Pent Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
I :17,11-fle lois) ili) al a ..:1
GyIT Bill GOBSAVB SAM=
HENRY BIER & CO.,
BUCCUISOBB
JOBB H. COOPER as 00„
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRAM CASTINGS
mADr. reoIEPTLT TO 05011.
Hateable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
TEIBOTTLB, Mtn ASD CHP,CIL Mtn
ALL GLOBE perTimmr.
IRON COCKS,
Brass Work of every description (or
Steam, Water and OIL
MANOTACTURCILI or J. Y. COW . = S cOl3
improval BalaumAlmel Skim Pump.
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Oil
ers, the best in the Market.
01111ao era Worth. corner Thirteenth and Pith
ATWOOD & McCAFFDET,
Comex Laberty .trcet and Third A' s.
I'ltueari►, r...,
BRAM FOUNDERS AND IRON PIPE FITTERS.
mid ADICNTS for A. & DAMMAM & COII
MILANI P U VI% AND El LOW LH&
NOVELTY WORKS
FPITTSBUIIGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
Wowedled A. D. 1103.
/11001111EAD, ADAMS 8. CO.
Cl
"surrrIMYTTOSIDMINIUMe` 7 "
SOALES.
haso Pima Puent Doer Locks WI UMW&
?gel and Oatte. lOU s ie.
MUM 0/4eM eh tVEßat . MI
STONE.
WEST CONLEON
Mackase Mom WeilPh
IkelkwesteocauatiftsiCloassi. MyMay,
WAZIPIIL ATVATME, CO_.
an, hana, ar va l ve as rhara
aad Mop litasti, *eft, travap
Vault; Fe. 5e..4 Totalliteass,
OzaalaDtaliptli lizaaatid. Mos rums
RAILROADS
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IA CNNTILAL
D. on and after 1 17.J31.. a t NETr_
Id tn. Ina* Tmo. • .011 .sertvo at and Ompul
from the Union Depot, nor., of Wenlitiglolo
sad Liberty alms., as followl•
Arrlnw. DwIWWL
Nall Tram-- 1:50 am ”outberna.Z. 11.613 00
Pa.st 1.1ne..... a. am . 1"acIllo 11:10 en
W• 11•• No. I 6SO am Wzlrs GAieen
UrlntonAc Not 7.50 am SAP Traln •:111
wyr. 1,50 am Reloton Sc 10:50 um
1. - innantl 9.20 am Rea•nsAt ho 1.1,10 pm
Johnstown Ac 10:30 am (mill L.. 111:X.S pm
IlraNcs Ar Nol 7:OOPm WallY No. 1 11:1151
Plush.gli Es. 1:30 ma Johnstown AU:LOOM
Psettle Na . 1,50 pm Itralts Sr No:.11:66 pia
No. S. 35 0 pm reat. Lzpresa 3410
Brn•t, Ar lao 2 p: // pm Wall, No. 3.. 3:00p1
Wall`a No. 55.0 3:411, No. C. 1ir011661
1,112204 Ac ?u' I'o P2a • raSi Llte
Way r ID \wt. 11:00 PIE
"ehr r mat, cloav <1,211.C2413 ilkt Hanle.
o.ore for Baal morn.
The .1,4,01 Tr•ln I:•re•Wa.M .•tattoa ever,
reti; ' . " ta 9 2 o :e iirl ' 11••. "- 1:• b ..f . . " r ir=„T :
leito p.. m. and ard•es at Wails basin Is
R-10 p. m.
Claeltumx.l Expmea I avca 49117. Not 15
r I Dr,. leaves .lalle except Ilontlaj. Ab e I
tra.ns 4 kn, ex. 71 .t.'tttT•
Pot ['tamper WormaStaa apt,l• to
W. It. UZCILWIT2I. Aseolo
Tat rennall•aztl•liallemadeotr9lll op es
.. 4 s .
tame any tint f•rrtrragea. i hr al.
P! , e4 , aad Ittatt tact:. reaponatb fitY In Oa*
'''.' ao, ' : ' ,•t r : 11 "' 21 ".
Al'
""' t ' Y ' t
0,..r... . r ue will tx at •Mt
•et utnecc taltra ay wroth. contract.
RDAHI, Wl-LLLUICE•
.LS Snrartalca.linit. iltaxass.
lt/YEST ERNlalupli.--
rENNtiII.VANIA
rtx :a I, erter_NOV. WO% Te•
Tun.. neer Train. as the Wutera TenlutyWare*
Mai IP• I arrive at and depart Qom WO
Po 4 ow .wni o IWIMA Arleglteny nellegolla
arrive. Depart
Wodr;'l.Fo? g:
10:40 •re flhaph`g Net 11:110 •
sharpb'g No.11:20 nm, raper. 4:213 pm
Pnwport No. 14:03 peinpring-d'e No I 3:10 pw
Nall.. •.. . 5:60 pm Freeport N. I I:40 pm
Sort:ld 0 . 2 0:311/ la
m besiege '• Ne 10:2110 NO
Atmore trains ree dally except herolat.
Ttre (Amrch Trala leaves Allegheny Jewel:en
every oundayal 7:40 a ea., gale ~u runs
thte JO 4:40 a. Beterning leave. Llleattaal
:14 at 1.20 p. m. and we've at AlleglWaY attar..
1i4311 at 3:40 p.
The trues leaving A, co.ny ruy at YAW a.
el. wake ellowi eon 0.-ottom P 1.4 port with Wal•
to
as of hiage.i.r bother and Rannenatowa.
Tamerat may be perchwed at OW Main
No. di-CI:Cr street, war tualWape...lonlololl.
Pitubor.b, and at the Der AlleglaMT.
Tor land.. ittformalloo • ply ta
1.
J AIMS L TT/AM
ederal Eltnet
The Waters Teeneylva F rd• naflroad
...owe en) , foe Elaggaaw, eacept fererearbell
ana limit their teetweoWlNY ( .OT
Hundred Doha. le •alne. AN baggage cr.
ceedlng MU amount in vales wilibe at thane! rig
the owner, wawa Law be epeetal contract.
FfiriT AID U. 1(11.1•1•
toll Ow:era! Beweletradeett, Alterona. Ts.
=I
— lar 4llloll
..w..cleum.DlS7VAßtgElPf.r.
Traat NOV. 14 Lb, ta6=as 0111 Itanthalli
and arrtra at lka OW= sortiodde t POW.
burgh elLtlxe, as folltnra:
. .
2trCiPiilll:: l lltr * t4ll:2
43L 4 '40•10:3S • m 'Whetlips ma ',ilea
Clltairo Ma11..4:44 03:0.41:It. C.: Ex 11:IS pm
r...% Line. 9:21:1 • m C1M'5003.41113:114 FM
Cl. a Wl's Cleveland 3,4 Pia 3p
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P. 6
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3
11
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Lesta4mte" 10:1111., m I Itcs'r Fall. •' cive au
11:53.m Nom 13.411:1"
soctme.or " 1:1:44 m " 11.
Leon " 4:1.11 pal Leetsdale "Illa •
Les:ads:a Acc.•:l3 Bea'r
re
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5m0:143.1 •• .6:13 p Larladals "4: pm
Lestmlals " 14:440m " " ra741011,
P.M Oilit Sam: .P . Mr Chasl3oo.•
,•. . .
day - Mamma. 111 pm. day übarmli. 1149
AP - MIA p, m. Chicago ELMO* LIMMO daft.
P. m. Chic./P , Ka:PM.Mardreadallp,
1. B. PIMPS, • 3. N. IdeCULLOUOIL
OmP. Pm. Siam agaat. Oval. Illabarla.
OHANGE OFNMENNE
1,/ TINS.
ALLEMIENY VALLEY ELATLIWAD
THE ONIT DIRECT ROUTE TO Till
REOIOIIIS WITHOUT CLUNOIC OP CARR.
Oa guld •Rer IIIuNDAT. Noy. SS, 1100, TWO
THROUUH TRAINS DAILY leuela Roads))
win Itutve Pittsburg' Depot, ours c e , r or
t Way-
Tu b . rill' ' rsulliVt ' e the 071 tleglvns.
- •• •
L.V. I'l Tralstat.oll. LAM, la Yrranno34l
Dny 1:I3 .m D. 7 .. 0:30 p
ight 111,00 pm Melt En _.. :00 •
Int Halton— 0:40 •mi Lt Bolton.. *MI•=
114 Hu1t0n...11.30 aen 31i Haau.. 0:00 •
34 Hutton... 3:00 p m 34 Halton /CIO pxi
4lb Hulten..lll:oo pm , 4tb Helton. 7,100 s
4reeport AR Lao worth an
nods Works.. . p Freeport 6:13 p
Bradri B I ' ll p Ilradys 3£o M O O •• •
CbsYcly 1:00 p 10:10•'
Isom. train, MOO only on prlompal FAUN
APcommo4o.lon train, .to al CI MAXI ma.
J. J. LA %V RENC2, um. , lop 3.
THOMAIS M. BIRO. AWL Oar.l.
rITTIIBUR 6 rt,
ciNCIWN &TT A.NIAFgIIgMMP I
Will% RAILWAY.
PAN ILUDLE BOUM
OaAaron agar
Nov 4LI IRMO, crate. will leava and a:lineal
to Onion 1.,p0t.1 . 1.1.1711. • • rroPvws:
elttannogh Tian.
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goutbern rx pre.
ii17...; - ;... • • • '7' L'. iI r. ;Z: 5.33 p.m.
NottoosOi .• A., 4 No.l I t 494 so. 7:311 a...
ltelaboot We Acoosotoo4. 3:43 p. x4. 12 9:49 3.. a.
It ottooold • s Ape'. P.
N0.13:53 p. aL 343 13.
sundae ebatch Train.. 151:11 p. Is . 9:11114.m. W
91. Sr. a. Posts.. .1014 wt.
1Y P. 9. Mad 4111 stave 311 , 7 6. A.
11 1 t
Octal.' Ticke t Arlll. . 13 M - 543 — . - b.
W. W. CAM/. IP/WU. Dinatiotos. 0510.
500
BURGEItc. illagcmpai
°NT:ELLIS VILL
ROAD.
thad after TRIEqIA Y. goyetatmlr,
Issitts xrrir •Ar LO4 depart 114= WI
Utt t pallor of Grans 8.4 WM. tray,
fit.llo.•
waCensport Accoordt's 11 00 r.
3, to mkt from 3:00 r. i. 30:10
West Newton Aocena'd •:30 r. s. thall 4.1 h
Braddock's Ancomdt's. 0:15 T. E. T:60?. M
Ntght ao tolfeK'sportlo T. a. Mal 5. i 1
Bandar Church Trs.M 30
aad ham
iots Went N y ewton 1:00?. i.19:08 A.
Far (Id appl to
N. M. ILAYMWED, Atari
W. B. STOUT. Sunermmendent. sow
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BIOUWA.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Eastern Division.
The 51.1.1.11 FUT 4011) Mtitrl RY-1.1131
rXI rota UN Suits LI paints .!
Colorado Nevada.
California Utah.
Arizona
New Mexico, Idaho,
Oregon.
Two halm Leave Mate Lane tad 1,••••••01111
Man, and . =
b.; and /U. Joe ntanmet ham nteaneT, conewcT
la. Lawnenne, Tort nnd Wanonlin d witn
. t.ttr ~ .:O r t" C dq.rwortfik t eirthit T ATO
twi r j „,
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= Ma
OVACJILS TOR
rirEre V'Egi
n
LU Points in the Terrlteties.
&Id O.NDLII3O/41:1 Tll3l-WLZILY l i pra
li
of CO/ ft% for port Unix Root's Yon, al%
Alboororoar, hoots and all pants to AA r
too. ova Vow Mexico.
. • - -
equipment, o eildittolis at rolaollta
.Idend the sereagemente
to rovoaelw. ~lend Trasuiportation
f errutcrii terminus, two road now ogees
wi ts led feenilles for the tresentimute
freight to the War Wert.
Tickein kg tote et ell
ads.rtnelnai b
the United to end ille
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Be sere endW In. .1 , kev , els SHE 11.11 . 0j1J
MU. R051TZ,1.1 . 41.30 PACIMIC 114.11 , WAY
W.TEIRI DIV/11031 . .
Y .11.9 DZEROII.
Eile...na
J. H. virrmintms.
I=
2,000,000 &GREG OW
°HOME LANDS FOR SALL
EBZI3I
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
1110STSRN DIVI6IO/1.
tenni Mona the line or their road, 10
01 00 TO WO PEE UR&
and en a OREDIT OF 7/ 4 / 1 YILABE.
Tor fartbar particulars, rasp.. tr., 144
JOEIN P. DEVERLITZ.
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or OUALS. D. LAISBOES, O.e'y,
O n ECIUDITY AND COMFORT
)„, tor Mt Myrrh./ romarnrirr.
J. B. MUMS
Safety Fire Jacket, Car Heater ud
MODE/Z.l7'OR.
far emote and Hot Afr Ylticaolivendajz
Ina um of /WM and fres to or about atm ann.
ger or Daggs" C .Ith Cho attachment le
gaZsta trl n heat to . t 7 tomb... Mao Mat may
wont j , r: =WM of heist tbo
Wang obrelL4 of the flatter la b"' tam ."
rm., for a Safety Juke% ortlch sra L eratms
to mats& tba tot Mamma haat. that may ho
rittz tt In . toe position anti pumas. for mhirM
t..li sore protettbra Mom accident* b 1
orteosttas frau defetilva toes or snore boa
pip. are used eoranctors tor molts or apt.
It L aPfdleabta to all ptpLes that may breams
orernastad, ma Is warranted to sara perfect as. tabr-tlon warm wood or other mattbastlbla MM.
Mal mar be Placed to close proxlialty thereto,
1 am mar relay to apply my taaratbra to Mama s
dwellings. Melon:* Wm. stmartboata,ll3l,o6l
can, itc. W berevar pipes m 4madoctora
tiands Magma!) bY oelkjr trearbotted aid mos
dewed, 1 will ..ad oa applieslioa rtglatlO
maantacture or an ttor above tare:taboo. Alin
Sarttorlal rtgata to Pia so may wish No tang'
ta mints
to orMagat either ay altars or eoanty.
Apply
SWUM & illi&Trii
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ORNAMENTAL CARVIRRS,
Na. 55 gudaskY Et., Illegiely,
• ware
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