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NO. 80 l'OtatTll AVENUE,
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CASH CAPITAL T10N. 0 .4
Stockholders Individually Liable.
HANK OP DISCOUNT AND DISPOSIT.
JOHN FLOYD - WY. FLOYD.
Cmldeas. Cutler.
W. To.hnno. ,
Thos. 111. blarahad Jona N. Nartland,
Arrainald It`nl r - e •
daine*W. •rrsu, D. U. Kelly,
Chad. R. Leech, W. Ylard ,
John Floyd,
Tbl2 Bank Is sow fans orruilsarl sad prepared
to dloooa arnaral Bantir.*
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GOLD;
SILVER AND COUPONS,
itoughl at Highest Prices.
PIL R. MERTZ, Banker,
Car. Wood St and sth Avenue
JAMES T. Balk &Co.,
(Successors to B. JOWL • CO..
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
13 AN - lEEIEt Sl,
Bay sad set all ldada at
GOVERNIENT SECURITIES,
ROM SILVER hID omen.
ON YOST 7407.011143LT,C
ti' Merest Allowed on Deposits.
•
,Wane y loaned on Governsent Naugle a
lowest MaSUll rates.
Orders executed for the leneeleat
and Cate of !STOOK* BOND/ and
61013:10.
JAMBS T. BRADY & CO.
fly Wish* Gaititi
FINANCE AM/ TRADE
OPTIC* Or Prrridirnon GAZETTE,
• MONDAY, December 20, 18(8). I
The announcement today that the
Government would sell but one million
dollars of gold instead of three millions,
as was previously publiahed, advanced
the premium at ones to-12155. Farther
news, however, that coupons due Janu
ary first would:be anticipated on Friday
nett, without any rebate, - gave the
Market a very weak appearance, and
gold was anbisequently Offered at' 120%.
Opinions differ widely on the future price
of gold, and it le difficult to convince
people that there is no necessity for
keeping gold above 115 after the Jana
ery Interest la paid. • In fact it is the
Ismail speculators, and very numerous
they are, that have entered the market
as bulls; it Is they who sustain per cent.
quotations, together with the represen
tad ves of fbreign banking firms who
have bought gold at from 127 to 120. Be ,
long as gold is above the greenback I
valuation, these firms reap a double I
advantage. once by dealing in exchange
and r;,ntiri to their gold, operator. sell
leg bills at 60 days have the use of the
money and speculate in the meantime
on the future price of gold, . and finally
covering their bills before maturity by
eight remittances . The large' !specula
tors, who generally - are bulls, are not
baying now, since the loss of Interest la
entirely too heavy to be made up by
small margins.
Government securities were well sus
tained to-day under the ailed advance
In gold, and appear even strong in an
ticipation of large orders from Europe
for the reinvestment of Interest due in
January. Tha decline from 11651 to
114% has also brought • out a great many
Ismail investor* here. •
Stocks are wesk*and little doing. The
cliques are afraid to offer their Meeks,
and not bold enough to buy in the face
of a declining tendency In gold. The
break In Erie is a forerunner of what
may happen to some utßerof the railroad
stocks. Ohba are doll and lower. Mich
igan Southern are heavy and once de
clined to 83%. New York roads are also
dull and lower. Beading and Cleveland
are almost the only stocks well sustained
and even strong.
Mining shares are getting Into favor
again, and occasionally some exidtement
is rai sed in. the defaced oil stocks, such
as Itynd's Farm, which has sold as high
as 94, but is now unsaleable.
Money very strlngent. •
Quotations le received dy. Ph. B. ,
Mertz: Gold, 120%; Silver. 118; Eighty
one's, 118%; live Twenties, 1882, 113%;
do 1884, 111%; do 1865. 111%; do 1895,
Oonsole. 1181 j; do 1867 -114%; do 1868,
114%; Ten Forties. 103%; Adams Ex
press Company 69%; Merchants Union
Express Company, le; American
Press CemPry, 80,%: - Western Union
Telegraph. aalit Reading, 'WU; New
York Ousted, 8631: Pittsburgh, Fort'
Wayne & Chicago. 657 t; Ohio Cathode.
,eippl, 24%i Michigan Southern, 84%;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 83;
MimChicago,s's)k Island & Pacific, /04%; d•
N Roc orth Western, 63%; Chicago' & North
Western Preferred 81; Lie, 22%.
Z.T.TIIANOIL • rele. treat.
_
London, per...... woo
par* per franc - 21 22
Ber Frankfort, :hale fl r -.- 51 K 5353
NM
Olosingquotationsorins 2
reeemed by James
,T. Brady ft Gr. Gold: 12038; United
States Slimy 1881, 118)61 FlireTwenties,
1862, 11.3%': do. 1864. 111 X; do. 1868, 111 St;
Ten-Forum, 108 g; Fire-Twenties, Janu.
ary and July, 11835% 113 K; do. do. 1867,
1.14 y;: do. do. 1888. 1144; Union Pacific
Railroad. 8 6 ; Central do, do, flg;
Pacific, 108%; Lake Superior 96.
Inv relcirspb to the rinsbarga da•
Now Yong, December 20, 1869.
The Express says the whole aspect of
speculation in Wall street was changed
this afternoon, and once more prices are
all on a downward turn. The change of
policy by the Secretary of the Treasury
meatus the withdrawal of two millions of
gold from sale, and the placing of thirty
two millions on the market ten days
earlier than In the ordinary course of
events. Speculators In Will street began
to dew the question In its proper light
towards the die of the day, and hence
there war a general deoPne in prices.
Sterling weak. B,4ifiP B %.
Gold was inactive and unsettled dor-
log the day, bt closed lower; opmed at ,
IWK, touched u
1213‘, and closed at lag
. GizaK.
earrllng rates 2E46 per cent.
• Clearances., $40,0851,000.
Govan:anent, du't but steady: Con.
pons of 1881, 1183113I18%; do. WC, 113340
112 . 4; do. 'B4, Ill'ACM11%; do. 'MN 111%
11134; do. new, 112t4g114: do. '67,
114,>.(3.11 4 3: do. '6B, 114.4€41143.j. Ten-
Forties. lo B tl@ lB 3‘ . . rallies" 108%@
108%.
Huge bondi steady. Miasorris; frfx
old :Tennessee:4 5031; new, 0%; of
North Carolinas, 44%; new, go. Is um k s
doll and feverish. •
Fine-Thirty Priers i Canton, 49,41
berl nd, 2.1534; Western Union Telegraph,
35%; Qulckailver,l4%; bistriposa,7%; pre.
forced do, 153‘; Aflame Express, NM;
Wells X Fargo, _18%; American, 29g;
United States. 4934. Pacific Mad 47 14.
Y. Central. 87; Erie, 21,1 i; du x
p. ,
terra', 37i; Harlem. 13g%; do pre.
tdred, 1§O; Hudson scrip, lie%;
Beading, - 9934 Michigan Central,
11334; Lake Shore, 85: IllinalS Osotral,
132.54: Pittalnagb, 834 Northwestern, WO
do preferred St%; Bock Island. 104%; M.
Paul, 71%; do preferred, a Wabash:
49%; do preferred 79; Fort Wayne, 8.530
Terre Haute, 23; do preferred, 66; Chico .
go and Alton, 14034; Ohio and
inPI,
Mining shares dull.
Sob Treasury balance, (88,590,457.
Dry Goods Market.
Ngw Yowl,. December 20.—The dry
goods market Is languid, yet steady and
firm for all staple °Lung of cotton
goods. Woolen, quiet and prices. not
yet established. for spring styles, . al.
though salmi of nice fabrics have been
efficted within the range 01760 to $1 per
• ard.
'ToLupo, December • 20.—Flour dull.
Whost dull : Was amber at 51.09; lso.
Ted 11,13; No. 2do held at 1407; No. do,
m i n , a t toe. t)orn doll end unchanged :
No. / held at 92c; No. 2, sales at OWN new
bed at Ode; no grade 75. Oats dull and
-unchanged: No. I held st 520. Dressed
}loge dull and nominal at
held
to=
Cl e ver seed t3rn:er and held s 1
. '
MM=MO
PIITSBURGH IILARKETEI
osrzon or
M Prr o wrowaa GAzsrra,
rra cr, Dee. 20, 1869. 1
We have repeatedly adverted re
m:My to the extremely small margins
'which our merchants have to work on.
and,which has been and is still causing
so much complaint. To illtudrate, we
will take as an example a dealer In
gram, and, aq L well gno moot of the
'dealers in grain ope their own
account, as there Is but little grain
sent here on commlaalon, as It Is not
much of a grain market. It is not 'm
iry:mostly the case that oats are taken
into store and sold on a profit of one and
two cents per bushel, and that cosy in
retail way, the purchaser In many
instances getting time it that, and, pos
sibly use of the sacks. And what is
true of oats, is equally appllable to
wheat; and this accounts for the very
light ottariega, as the margin la so very
arealt that the dealer has no Induce
ment to stimulate him In buying and
bringing to. this market. No titan can
be - found with buyers; they are right
enough In buying as cheap as they can,
and in getting time, and all other an
commodations. Bat then there is no
necessity. for business mon: doing this
kind or business, for In endeavoring to
Injure others in this way, they, Indi.
racily It may be,lnJare themselves.
Competlon Is all ght and proper, and
should always be encouraged, but then
grain dealers and busboys men, gen
erally, should be impressed with the
motto "live and let live."
. . .
APPLES—DuII and In good supply
.but unchanged; we continue to quote at
11: 2 0 9 :4) 3 , 50 Per bbl, Most of toe sales
st 1 2 , 5 0 3 - -
APPLE BUTTER-Quoted at 75@85.
BUTTER—Is In demand, particularly
prime to choice roll, which may may bti
quoted at 32@8.5.
BROOM CORN—Sales at 13(4)14 eta.
BEANS—in fair demand with sales at
12,5003,00 for fair to good and $334 fair
choice.
13flar.WHEAT F1,017R-0„;@44 cta.
CHESTNIITS—Qnoted at 15.
CRANBERRIES—Quoted at $12®15
per tbl, as to quality and condition.
•DlDER—Cauticies very dull, with •
supply considerably in excess of the de
mand and prices are nominal at 15,00 ®
7,00 per bbl.
CHEESE—Ls quoted from 17 to 18 for
'Western Reserve; Ohio Factory, 164:
I Ohio Goshen. 10; York State farm Dairy,
19; and York State Goshen 20.
CARBON OlL—Stalidard brands, in a
jobbing way, may be quoted at 7.8®2.8%.
DRESSED HOGS-Males at 1203 cus.
DRIED FRIIIT—SaIe of apples at iltg
(90. Peaches dull; small sales at 9(10
for quarters, and 11®12 for halves.
EGGS--Salea reported at 35 to aB—sup
ply increasing. •
FEATHERS—In better demand and
higher, and we now quota at 135®90 to.
the tr ade and the usual advance for
small iota in store.
FLOUR—There le no improvement!to
note In the demand and no change to
make in quotations-36,50W for winter
wheat, and 1540(405.75 for spring.
GRAIN--Wheed is in light supply but
unchanged, 11,15®1,20 for fair to choice
Red. Ohs quiet but steady, and un
changed, 47(h48 on wharf and track, and
49®50 In store. Corn is very scarce, on
usually so, and prima are tending up.
ward; we now quote new at 80 on wharf
and track, and the usual advance for
small iota in store. Rye is quiet and un
changed, 95®111. Barley is dull and
neglected; good to strictly prime spring
$1,00®11,10 snd fall s®lo eta. more. ,
HAY—Sales from country wagons at
$17®25 per ton.
HUSKS-Sales at It mute per pound:
HOMINY—BaIes at $6,00®8,50 per bbl. ,
Tymß—Sales of Cleveland white lime
at @e9s Der bbL
ONIONS—SaIes at 12,50®3,00 per bbl,
the outside figure for choice.
LARD 011—No.1 Extra is quoted arm
at 1,55.
POULTRY—In fair supply but
unchanged; we "now quote droned
Chickens at 1 2014 eta, and dressed Tar
keys at 15017.
F'OTATOES—Demand more active;
sales tato cars at 55, small sales at 60.
PEANUTS—(noted at 9®lo eta.
PEAS—DeII; 49,50 per bushel. -
PROVISIONS Firm with a moder
ate, demand; Shoulders, at 16% ®l7;
Breakfast Bacon, 2102134; Sugar Cured
Hams, at 22X®243. lard in dames, 19)4,
in kegs and pads, 20®20X.
SEEDS—bales of clover seed at 5 8 0
Sti, and flaxseed at 32g. Timothy
seed nominal at 311134®4.
BALT—Ls dull, and Allegheny . River
brands are quoted at 51,80 by the car
load, with the usual advance for small
lota in store.
13T1tAW --Sales at 112®14 per ton.
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011101 or Prrreuusak Gastrrna
MONDAY. Deo. 70, 1101.
The oil market was again considers.
bly excited tc day, and the advance In
crude which was darted on Saturday,
was followed up to-day by a Mill far
ther advance to-day. This unlooked for
and very sudden advance, as might
jtaturally be expected, took a great put
of the trade completely by surprise, ma
It was thought on Thursday and Friday
that the bottom had fallen out and that
It was certainto go to pieces. Refined
continues dull and neglected, crude be
ing the great centre of attraction, and
'there Is littleor no inquiry for either
crude or refined beyond this month, as
operators, generally, are not disposed to
extend their business into next year.
MUMS
Compered with Saturday bee 'still
hither advanced, 'though the market
closed somewhat weaker and lower than
during the early part of the day.„ Sales
in lots of 7,000 bb ls on spot at 1ey,;(3.1144;
7,000 bbla, in lota, Willer this month, at 16
to 16%; also, 1,000 seller this month at
16,10 for he
at Venango City, and 1400
osid for the privilege of yolaolng 2.060
bole this month at 1634. Market closed
at 166 to 163(, with little or no inquiry.
Continues dull andweak 'though with
out essentials change, December ..was
quoted at Soy, to SOX, with a sale of I,iXu.
buts at 3034 Lines for next year quiet
and unchanged.
REOEI?I cov ozopz OIL az L. v. 83.
J. Wilkins 160 bt4s on amount Phila.
delphla .1 BOUM] Petroleum Co; Owaton
& Bowers 400, on account same; Parker;
Thompson & Co. 60, on account name;
Lockhart, F. & Co. 1,722, on account
same; Owaton &Sowers 415, on amount J.
Bushnell; DicKelvy Bros. 632, on ac
count I Munhall; Anchor- Work 262,
on account Fisher Bro; Fisher Bro. 240,
on amount E H Long.
Total ..... .........—.6,681 bbla.
traunnarrs OP OIL Ai .a. A. A.
MeHaley Bros., 291 bbls relined oil
I to W. P. Logan Bro., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. & B. 203 bbla ref. oil
W. P. Logan & Bro.. Philadelphia.
Standard 01100., 1577 bbla relined oil to
Warden. Frew & Co., Phila . ):
A.W. Bell 100 bbla parsline oil to Mere.
show t Clodp, Phil's.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAM'
liEw Yong, Dec. W.—Cotton dull and
declining; sales 1,800 bales at 2540 for
middling uplands. Flour—receipts 14,095
bbla, rather more active and prices with
out decided change: sales 9,400 bids ai
14 4064 70 for superfine State western;
55 1068 10 for extra State; $4 vino 10
for extra western; 15 7003 20 for white
wheat extra; 15 2066 05 for R. H. 04
55 7500 50 for extra St. L3uls; 16 506
8 50 for good to Choice do, ckelrier;quiat,
and including 5.200 bole extra for export
'at 55 00. Rye floor in moderate request;
sales 250 bbl. at 54 5065 71' Dorn meal
quiet. Whisky firmer; sates 400 bbls
western at 99@fl for fre,' closing firm
at IL. Wheat—receipts 11,bal bu and le
better; moderate demand; sales of 40,000
ho at 51.25 for 100. 2 spring, delivered; I
51,33 for winter red Va.; 111,821151.361br
winter red and amber Western; 51,45 for
white Michigan; $1,63@1,5034 for white
Kentucky. Rye quiet. Barley dull;
sales of 5,000 bushels at 11,08 for two
cowed State; 51,17 for four rowed State
and Canada West on present terms.
Barley malt in fair request; sates of 3,000
bushels of Canada at $1,35. Receipts of
rare 11,000 bushels. Corn heavy; Wawa
43,000 bushels at 11,12,44@1,144 for old
mixed Western, latter an, extreme;
$l. • C LOH( for new white Southern;
$1,.. • 1,08 for new Southern yellow.
Receipts of oats 10.759. Oats dull and
heavy: males of 28,000 bushels *C001330
for Western; 6144%350 for State, Stock of
grain in warehouse, wheat 3,807,035 bosh;
corn, 645,600 bush; owe. 1,873,388 bush;
rye, 63,569 bush; barley. 217,927 bush;
malt, 79,314 bush; ems 12,531 bosh. Rice
dull; Carolina ate 4io73tc: Coffee drill.
Sugar nominal. Molasses dolt. Spirits
turpentine quiet. Hope quiet p et ,,
leum quiet at 104M)17c for crude, 31q
111X,a for refined. Linseed oil dull. Pork
hoary and lower, sales 250 ht.!) at 331,75
an2s for new mama
, R 2 .25(432.60 for old
a - o , 11241326 pr prime and 1128(2130,50 for
prime mess: aloo, sales 260 .bbis new
men, s e ller February, at 13L 33eet quiet
and steady; sides 100 bbls at 35.313 for
new plain mesa. 511(4 , 17 for new extra
mew, tlemos beet dull:. same go
Careen at 525@72 for Mime:mew, 527030
for /ladle Mess. Beef hams steady, with
Wes of 110 this at 530632 foe new.
Cut moats steady with aisles of 115- pkgs
re, /4130, amide= at 370i7g. Assn,
middles quiet with sales of 25 bra at 155(
@1 5 34c. Cumberland cut at 16gligilegic,
for abort ribbed. Dressed hogs heavy at
Iti@l 3 c for western. Lsrd unchanged
with setae of 350 tcs at 17 for
steam, 18N®10Ve for kettle rendered. "
,
Butter dull at 1432 c for Ohio. Cheese
quiet at 16®17;c.' Freights to Liverpool
Call, Shipment of 15.000 bush wheat at
5d per steam, and 1,200 bbbeflour 1a.1034d
per sail and steam.
Latest —Flour closed steady with mod-
orate export and home trade demand.
Wheat firm with a fair export demand at
11,24(golAli' for No. 2 spring, and $1.33
€31.36 for winter red western. Rye
nominal. Oats dull and heavy at 623.4C0
63c for western. Corn quiet and heavy
I at 11,12©1,1454 for old mixed *eget a In
store and afloat. Pork quiet at 132 for
old, and 131,75032 for new mom sales
' 750 bble mesa for February at S3L Beef
dull and unchanged. Cut meats nomi
nal. Bacon steady with a moderate in
quiry. Lard dull at 18%e for prime
steam for January. Eggs in moderate
request and unchanged in price.
CHICAGO. December 20.—Eastern Ex
change 1.10 per cent. off buying, and par
to 1-10 per cent, premium selling. Flour
dull and weak. with sales of spring ex
tras at 13,25®4,25. Wheat is very dull,
and ,q 6.3.0 lower, with sales of No. 1 at
881140350, No. 2 at 831,;®8434c; this after.
noon the market Wali dull,- with but few
sellers of No. 2 at 6.334(48331c, seller De
cember. fityc seller January. Corn dull
and i t @Sclower, at 77@800 for regular
fresh receipts of No. 2, and 780 for re
jected, closing at 7634 c for regular, and
78c for fresh - mottoes of No. 2;
this afternoon No. 2 was nominally
at 76340. Oats firm, and 344 me
higher. No. 2 ranged at 4254 ®435.c, dos
log at 43@4354c. Rye inactive at rnoet
nominal prices, closing at 75c for No. 2
strictly fresh. Barley dull and nominal
at 75@77c. Bighwines quiet and lc
lower, males at 90c. Sugar, 11/401430
for common to choice New Orleans.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork opened
firm at 1311@31,50 seller February, but
closed quiet and nominal at 1130,76(3611.
Lard 17,f@l8y,c. Moats quiet; sales of
green country shoulders at 1034 c. 'Drains.
ed hogs moderately active at 611,75®
12,50, dividing on 200.
Sr. Loom, December 20.—Tobacoo dull
and Unchanged. Cotton dull and nomi
nal. Hemp, undressed at $1,40. dressed
112,40. Flour dull, fall superfine $4@4,20;
extra 14,35@4,75; XX $5®5,25; choice to
fancy pa,7,50. Wheat steady and firm.
No. 1 spring in Elevator 98c: No. 2 red
fall at $ ®1,06; choice at $1.25; choice to
fancy white at 111.25@1,45.
Cattle quiet and unchanged at 2g@t3He.
Hoge weak and a fradtion lower at 9®
100 latter *extreme price; considerable
number unsold.
CINCILTINATI, Dec. 20.—Wheat scarce
and firm at $l.lO®L 15 for winter red.
Cotton quiet; middling 23%@24c. Tobao.
Co firm; sales 04 hhds at 58 60G22 60.
Whisky dull and lower, closing irregu
lar at 95@96e. Hogs firmer; live $7 75@
10 25: dreamed 511 100 , 12 60; receipts of
MOO for two days. Green meats firmer
and all offered taken at 1034@illyi®1534e,
but were held tio higher for all at the
dose. Butler scarce and firm at 30%35c.
Eggs firm at 37®SSo and demand good.
Lard oil firm at VI 5012)1 55. Petroleum
112@240 for refined.
CLEVELLND December 20.—The Pe•
,troleum market is a shade firmer, but
unchanged; refined held at a range of
28ce28340 lu large lots; 300)31 for small
lots; crude Is 'steadier and held at $5,95
per bbl.
LIUISVILLI4 December 20.—Leaf to.
baoxi firm; sales of 23..hhda at 17138,60
for lugs, $10.75 for shipping leaf. Cotton
unchanged and quiet. Hogs 8341319 c for
light to choice extra. _ •
hitr.w.strxinc, December 20. Fleur
unchanged. Wheat dull at 8.530 for
No. 1,11,02 g for No. 2. Oats needy at
DO for No. 2. Corn steady at 74c for No.
I. Dressed hogs firm at $11,76®12,25.
Mawettis. Deoembee 20.—Cotton quiet
and irregular, 23;@2•4c; receipts 2,654
balm, exports 2,739- bales.
Nasstvici..E. December 20.—Cotton
quiet; low middling 23c; good ordinary
Live etock biallietv.
Nsw Yons, December. 20. Total
;vas for the last week 6820 head, on
hide to-day 3100 head. The market Is
Wood; all are selling save a few ahow
'animals and prices are a 3,A®tic better.
Prise simile brought from I@2ci more
vitt 22c; about 100 head went at 1.11®22e;
prime steers aold ac 16@ll8q fair at Molted
the poorest - at lits a drove, 6 OW, Texas
brtinght 11,1 o; 120 . Ohfd 7 owl, 15@i17c;
56 extra Kentucky for Alexander & Co.,
12 07,4191g:4=c; a car of Indiana scala
wags, 5 owl, 12c, and a car 8 cwt Ken.
tacky at 17c. Canada begins to give as
more cattle as gold declines. Sheep firm,
with light receipts of 27,000: for the week
I 57,000 head;' today extra fat sheep are
not doing as well, as those of 100 to
170 patinas sell at 9 @lee. but go slowly.
There are too many high priced sheep;
ro%xr lota sell at 434 good. at 534 We,
and prime at 7c; a car of thin 72 pound
Ohio' brough: 431 v, a car of 76 pounds
5W,c; a car of 92 pound Michlvins No; •
car of 108 pounds Canada 714 c; a car of
103 pounds at Sc, with a deck of 153
pounds at 9c. Hop still soil at 10@11c,,,
with receipts of 12,800 for the week and
27 cars to.day. Onecar Ohio, 210 pounds,-
brought 11o; 150 pounds 10Kc. Western
dressed are weak at 12%®160.
PRIGADELPHIA, December V3.—Beeves
doll and declined; sales 2.600 head
extra Pennsylvania arid western steer;
at g 089,75. fair to good at 17(48,60, com
mon at 24,50(0,50 per cwt. Grass sheep
In fair demand; SWIM 12,000 bead at 5(0
7W, per pound gross. 'Hogs bald dimly;
sales 4,000 head it $1.1.50@15,00 per owt.
nett, latter price for prime corn fed.
CIIICA(10 ' Dec. W.—Live hogs firmer at
$9,25(4,9,65f0r common, $9.75010,25 for
fair to medium. 110,50©11 for good to
choice, and $11@12,72 for extra. Cattle
steady and unchanged at 12,25@5,50 cam.
mon Texan steers to good native cow,
i6®6,65 for fair to Rood and ;707,65 for
choice &hipping steers. 7
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CLEVELAND AND P/TISRIIROR RASE.
Soon, December 20.-7 oars ore lihoere
longer, Blair & Co; 1 car lake sup ore,
McKnight, Porter & Co; 2 do do, Zug &
Co; 1 do lumber. R P Burgan; 10 bbl.
beer, J Kessler; SO palls, 2 obis tobacco,
E Megraw t Co; 4 bble 12 bf do ADP ,
.0 A Boucher;' 4 casks wires J
Donlon; 6 boa flames, Plckersglll, L &
Co; 6 bbl. pearls, Dithrldge & lion; 150
eke oats,4o do rye, 20 do corn, McCul
lough, El & Co; 33 do do, licks do, P G
Craighead; : 10 kga pearl barley,. Watt,
Lang.: Co; 4 bbl, buckwheat flour, Tot
ten &Co; Tdo oat meal, 8 bble. 6 kegs
pearl barley, Btrlokler & Id; 15 kgs,
bble pearl barley, Arbockles& Co; 4 blots]
oat meal, S kegs. 7 bbla pearl barley,
& McGraw; 16 bbla °IL 9 boo
glass ware, Johnston &P; 70 bbla ce
meat, Geo Morton; 121 mks corn, P Duff
t Bon; 19 bble charcoal, Seward & Saner
son; 25 bbl, apples, Vangorder - & 8; 22 i
pkg. sundries, Volgt, Mabood & Co; 25
eke corn, W J Steel; 24 bbl. beans, Head
& 30 bbla oil, D Bly & Co; 44 sits rage,
Robt Utility; 1 car rye, McHenry &
Hood; 16 bgs leather, E Edmondson.
Prrrenuruan, Chorortraton AND Sr.
Louis RAILROAD. December 20.-2 boa
butter. M W Rankin; 24 bgs rye, Day
& Co; 6 pkgs butter, Ido eggs, . H Rea
Jr; 2 bbla seed, 2 bdla brooms, .1 RIO.
ardson; 60 bay Oats, Jackihn & Devore;
16 do barley, 5 bgs rye, Meanor & H; 5
do rags, 8 hides, J -1.1 Cosgrove; 13 do
scrape, W Flamm; 100 bbbs flour, owner;
400 bgs do, Goo Stewart; 1 car staves.
Rht fitibli 1 ear wheat, J B Liggett &
Co; 22 Ws molasses, Schomaker & L;
4 tadoebemp, Bendy & Gerwlg; 20 kips
pigs feet; .1 H Lippincott; 1 litid tobacco,
J W 'Taylor; 2 tos sausage..) P Hanna
& 8 bble whisky, Litton dt Mechllng;
80 boo candles, John McDevitt; 3 cgs
hams, E II Myers & co; I do 'shoulders.
Watt. Lang @ Co; 10 bra tobacco, John
ston & Colvin. •
1,115 bbls
Pirrenuncift
our
V ;
W I AYN o E AND CHI.Cm w .
f CLOG RAILROAD.
d DOOMb 0-2
I o S bhs
artti,oo bbls, 400, aka do, T C Jenkins &
Bro: 100 dodo, A Kirkpatrick A Co; 100
do,do, D Wallace; MO aka wheat, Scott &
oiiud; tuba' butter, Bruggerman A 0;
24 bbis h Wines, S McUrickert; 25 do
do, J McCullough; 36 empty bbls, John.
sou At P ;. 2 kgs lard, 5 bbla egge,May &
Co: 10 do flour, 9 8 Marvin: 2 cars e o
bbla, ht P Adams 8. Bro; 1 do do, DP
Reigbartr 830 bgs barley, W J Meek; i
37 udle shovels, Myers & Armour; I old
boiler, B Pflam; 13 bbls timothy teed,
Graf/ A Co; 3 ca qt limestone, Leughlin , &
At 2do do. Superior Iron Co; 1 car bar
ley, Z .Wainwright; 2 ears wheat,
Mitchell Reynolds A Co; 1 car wood, W
P Shinn: 13 care metal, Nimick A Co; 7
do do; J Wood 8 dc CO; 1 810 do, J Moor
head; 2 do do, Coleman R &
A.LLSOHNNY STATION Dorember 20.-
3 care ore, Lowle Bailey & D; 28 bbls
dour, S C Mo3fasters: 26 sks rye, Rose dc
Er 1 do d apples. Gibson dosdl 2t do
clder, Schuouffer; 60 broorne, 3
Hutchinson: 1 box 'starch, J Bohan; 4
care metal, Graff 11 A Co: 3 do do, Spang
Chalfant & Co; Ido mlllfeed, 11 Knox &
Son; 2do .wheat, Mitchell R dr. Co; 501
bbl. flour. G Stewart; 1 -do cooperage,
Ralya AR; 13 dreamed hogs,
Backed; 80 Mils bides, A !Holstein; 33
aka malt, A VI - Rollins. • I
-ALLNORRIII VALLST: RAILROAD. DD.
comber 20.-20 aka wheat, be do
,01118, 18
do rye, Scott Gloat; 37 alra oats, . 1
Croaharm math, Kell & Ritched; 1
do d oes Dieraball; 10 am flour,
Brtiggerman ar. GM 180 rail' railroad
iron, 0 A Carpenter; 5 bbla varnish,
Pgh Acid Works; 33 cars octal, Kier, Fos
ter et II; ado do '
Armstrotrg, Di& Co; 1
car metal, Rees, Gra' & Dull; 2:do do,
Nlmtck & Co; I do do, H Woodildesc 1
do do, J *coo:head. ;
ME!
_• . .
PITTSBURGH 'DAILY GAZETTE : TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1889
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede steadily
at this point with seven feet ten inches
in the channel by the Monongahela
marks. Weather dandy, cold and do.
iddedly winterlah—mercuryat 4 P. IL.,
down te2B. • •
The Saila from Zanesville, is the only
arrival we have to report, and the Belle
for Parkersburg the only departure.
The Abeona, from Cincinnati, was • due
last night and will probably be found in
port this morning.
•
The Amour, Capt. W. M. List, with
W. J. C. Anderson in the alive la an
nounced to depart for Nashville this
evening and passengers and shippers
should bear this In mind.
The towboat Clliner burst her steam
pipe, some five miles above McKeesport
yesterday scalding badly, but not
dangerously the engineer, named John
ston.
The towboat Panther sunk s. boat of
nut coal, below Wellsville, on Saturday
evening. It belonged to Mr. Linn of
McKeesport.
Tne new steamer Carrie V. llountz,
Capt. J. C. Vanhook, is up for New Or
leans and will be the first boat out for
that port.
Capt. Brennan is getting along with
I his new aidewheeler, and the same Is
true of Capt. Dexter's now Evansville
and Cairo packet.
The Dexter grounded three coal boats
while decendlng Ohms Howie on Sun
day—they were intended for the Mary
Alloe, and belong to W. H. Brown, Sub
sequently she succeeded in pulling one of
them off, but the other two will have to
be lightened.
The Mary Ravage: Capt. Hugh Camp•
bell, is announced for St. Louis. Gen.
Barnes is her agent.
Ice was reported In the upper end of
the 'Allegheny , yesterday, and we
ahould not be surprised to see some
here to-day, •as it was quite cold last
night.
—The Ironsldes arrived at St. Louis
from Cairo on Friday last.
• —The Ida Roes and CoHostel left Mem
phis for St. Louis on Friday.
—According. to latest advicea the Ar
kansas River was rising with 10 feet
from Little Rockont. • 4
—The Importer from New Orleans, ar•
rived at Little Rock from Fort Smith. 't
wos feared she had run aground.
—The. Mollie Hambleton has taken
back to Galveston the wrecking pimp
and apparatus that ware taken up the
TrMity to save the wreck of the steamer
Mustang. The river was so high 'the
party was compelled to abandon the
wreck, and she is now a total loss. •
—Cant. J.. L. Lytle, of the Northern
Line Packet Company of Si. Janis,
reached home lut week, after an ab.
MOOD of something over eight months.
His friends here will be glad to learn
that he is In excellent health end spirits.
and will probably remain here in winter
quarters until spring.
—We learn from Mr. Liebke, who ar-
rived yesterday from a point just below
the wreck of the-Kate Robinson, that
the Salvor and Submarine No. 14, were
both at the wreck, bet had not yet cam.
menoed pumping. He says the sunken
boat lies -twisted badly, the starboard
part - of the stern is clear out of water.
and the larboard side deep under. The
bow Ilea in deep water, and, to all ap-
pearances, she is in a bad condition, and
will prove a total loss, unless the S alvor
succeeded in getting the- chains under
her, before the present rise in the river
:reached her.-81. Louis Republican. .
—Everybody thought wehad at lot
a regular packet line, but lot one of the
packets elided- off to Now Orleans and
left ue to our fate. We thought also
that we had beyond peradventure a reg
ular throngh line to Shreveport, when
we hear of the first one, the Silver Bow,
going strait down to New prisons from
Shreveport, instead of coming hank
here as she had bargained to. Verily.
little reliance can be placed upon some
boats when they get far sway from home.
Several besides these, in the Arkansas
and Red river trades have given us the
slip, seeming to forget all the floe prom•
isms they made to our shippers, who are
expected to "stand by" boats, which
won't stand by themselves.—St. Louis
Democrat, 18th.
RIVER P.A.CKETEL
=TEEM
•
OR NASEIMILLE.-
A dr o g
F—Tee Ina pas.neer steamer
EV=
Will leave far thn above and Intermediate ports
on TtIZSDA V. Slot Inet.. •t t
M=X9l===
MEMPHIS AND NED DRLEANN
VOlt NEW out EANS. a dr im e
—24 u new low-pressure
we:seer,
C A KR CZ V. litcl4l4TZ...Capt..l. C. VAxllOO4.
14111.1.4. c for Oho Moo, c and IntrnarfillAti one
ton 1111 , 11... DAY. 513.1 lust. at 4 r.
/Of frrleitOr .i y i nsalz aßT:yv i b t e i Tgla s tit:
- • littrlEuT rattrrSl4
4.0 CRAG. BAHNY4. AReoU.
sr. u)uipi
V(IR ST. LOUIS —The
steamer - -
BURY DAVAOE AND BAWLS.
Will reedy. freight tots morning for the above
and Int...mediate ports. Walt leave on Who
le Lel/ AY, Mid Wt. Atom to
deJo CII MLLES BARNES, *gent.
STEADISHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL . Willa&
QUEENSTOWN.
TRH INMAN NAIL STEANSIIIPS,
Numbering stMeen erst-clets vessels, maoug
them the eelehruttd
CITY OT TAMS, CITY, OF ANTWITET,
CITY UT 120SZeN,
oy Cah m tI s N•1411110.1.
8011100 EV2;II SkTURCAY. from PIN . 45
Norhthn Weer.
Nror mt. Tor osseugeor further
lolon apply to
%ULLA BINGHAIL. Jr.;
143 SNITATIF.LD STREET. Plttattureh.
Ii ATEST OIL STRIKE.
licziaßrarr 1 20080wr I
AND
•
FUZZ TRADZI
To seem wren handed Screetea, Just come and
tee what splendid bargains are edema In the our•
emu met of Sprint and lionstner ClotlaesJut
prepared sad exhibited to theublle by
S.C.C Tnaeranata.n.
.•
The Ibliest LIMITS to be enjoyed wisest the
man who enjoys It le neatly dnAsed Ina malt •o
are thllriabet mote. bleb I him. eomfbrtablel
es not to abndee the Altdom of bla motions. Beets
elothes are to be hag 58 Ta aUCIMIAII'es •
To practice ICONONT. don't spend vast pulta
on:miry where extort/001W people Name fence
prlonfOr onsatlafsetory lethtne, bat oome and
get the worth of army dollar you contd. at.
S. V.. TIIMIXIIMAN,II.
nuts Ai
of the freest sort. prutheed
10 weel7
tazenit b ag . d.L ., at the 104 . N0 t .11
there Uwe gat ' their el P ollkes. leery was free to
bay at all - times. Tra.a tremeadoss Jos UM et
the Big No. II Clothing Halt.
WOK AT TUN PRICEA.
Moos not all. torAllf worth IRO.
Opaulab aolU for IN leortolloo.
taeUrag park 1311 La for IRA worth OWL -
Iwo slts. fo r a . et INS SO each worth P.
Black • I ts
Hon' Xt. rtzahstr
iltd • gre at may. wore too ouiterote tap mat
hit'tiggalidto":4ll". y i c te=ll7ll r o . .
u eau, moo.
A PPLE PAREIIB.--1 have a
Li fell Snort:meet of Apple Poling.Corteir.d
memo Machines, which I Invite all to eall and
no then tried. The PARING, OOHING AND
SLIOIRCI takei only three tuns o
UM oak to pere, cote, and elite to .ordlnen
Wed end.. It will pare without . Relay of
cones melted..
Dried Armin sell much higher when sliced
with this machine than when emanated be the
old process. -.
*leo, &full entorlitent of '
.
• Lightning & Turn Table Apple Parers,
•
• Tor nle. yholorle sad Retell, by .
JAMES SOWN,
1%19..186 WOOD STREET.
READ! REAti 1 HEAD !
COIIIIIB
/lammed In one minute, wltboat bladlan rr
leartng sonata.: Butane and Diseased Malin
Radored Ina few mien a. All operatiOne pet
formed wltbont pain or bloodshed!
Perfect comfort Immedlately I
Mo mdsonoo• medlelneosed I .
- No.eore feet after operstlngl
misread and OUR Joints treated noncom any.
7sott-olte and Chilblain. cored Ina few Elsa.
Battonsollon glean or money refunded. Good
Cltr Itercreneee given.
(Mee Flours from II A. Y. to 151 If., and I to 6
r Y. 61166AP5, OtoIIA. Y.
Idememeer me mace, No. 40 CLath area!, old
Si. Ow. no Ma.
Dr. D. PATERSON. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
dolt .
CITY Or Asians axe'. PA.. t
Tazieusza , s ur nos, December la. 11169. S
ALLEGHENY CITY
Compromise Bonds Wanted.
Persons bokUais Comprorolee Bends of the Me
of Aneeeeoy, P., are hereby notified that the
Slek‘se Peed of 11169 sill bo bleated Ia teeth
noldi at. the !este. rates offered. Propothls
.111 be neeliveo Liaha nedersterei I until SAT.
URDA'S, lit day of January, 1530.
D. MADIMILHAN.
Tremont of the CU of /Alcamo,.
dele.n6
MAIIgIIALL , II -ELIXIR.
- •
slautwe zuxut WILL emulsaant.
A5J11112.1. , ‘ Amin, In LI. Cosa DinmlssA.
X.iiinAWs Sum vru.i. (Out UOITIVS.
. .
of Marshall's m e e t.. L 00 Rer _
Depot. 1301 Market M. WOCIALL
• 00.. DAV I T. geOpstelor
leaferilbistnult g
tar SCHENCK'S PULRIONIC
STULP, _ IiTAWN.33 TUNIC AND
MANDHAULIZ 0111 cure Co.usetion.
Liver ComPl alt .. P lad flivtaroela,if taken L . 00001. 11%1 dleac
Ilvtorm. ;IT
ci azer . ..l . turee to betaken
the
er ~1 put It lo work; thenthe pell h,e
ee
becomes the,food digests and make ap s good
blood; the pattern best. to grow to 111... the
diseased matter Mc. Into th e longs, sad the
patient outgrow. the disease mad gets well. Thie
is the only way to Cure cOrotr motion.
To these three medle unrivaled H.Sthenek,of
phmedelphis, °wee his memento the
treatment of pulmonary Conthroption. The red
monic syrup ripe. the morbid matter In the
lion for i ' t h igrp i lflgm by or. e rtu&rp,r;
Minot cough will throw It on..d the patient...
res, and the lng. twat. to heal•
To 00 this, the Seaweed Tonic end Mandroke
Pill, =yet be Steely used to clean. the stomach
and aver. 6.. that the Pulmoule Syrup and the
food will male good blood.
haunch'. Maradrake Pals ant upon the liver.
removierr all obstructions, relax Um ducts of the
Fillsll bladder. the bite starts freely, and th e liver
n I ,iie,ed; the ho. ols will show what the
can do; nothlug ever been Inveated ex- '
cept calomel (a deadly poison width is very don.
heroes to use no,eas with great cart,) that out
unlock the gall bladder no et rt th e ...UP=
of the liver like Schenck's hi and.k CPIII..
Liver complaint Is one of the mostfproralitent
causes of C....option.
Schenck , . seaweed Tonle le a gentle ettmniant
and alterative, and th e alkali In the Seaweed,
which thie preparatlon le nude of, maims the
stomach to throw out the ea...tektite to dissolve
the food wi th the Putman lc Duo. and It Le made
into good blood without fermentatioa or soaring
to the stomach.
The great reason why physichne do not en.
Conromption Is, they try to do too much; th ey
give medicine to stop the coos h. o stop chills. to
ttop night "rests. hecUe lever, and by so doles
hey derange the whole digestive powers, locking
e ecertlions, 'and eVelitnalle the patient
lank so . and tiles.
Dr. trobenck. In hie treatment. does not tri to'
stop a cough, night sweats, chills or fever- Ito
;
coon acc or d use, and they will ad stop of their
own Hoot. can be cured of Coneump-
Don. Liver Complaint, D 7 pats. Catarrh,
Canker, Ulcerated Throat, ohlese the liver and
stomach are made healthy.
If a person has con.mption, of cone. the
longs In some way are dblea.d, either tuberel..
&bee ss . s bronchial irritation, pleura adbezion,
or the lungs are • mass of inflimmatlon and feat
decaying. In such eases what most be done? It
Is not only the lunge that are wasting. but it le
the whole body. The stomach and liver have lost
their power to make blood out of food. Boothe
only chance Is to take Dr. Schenck.. three medi
cines, 'rota. will bruin Up a tone to the stomach
antpp,
to lll2 gel l i g ln e n b;:l esit, an ° Pas l' soori tgt"i sa dA'll ti l e n bo d: elie- '"
gins to mow, the lunge rommen. heel sp.
and the patient gets U. shy and well. This lathe
only tray to can Consumrolon.
When there is 00 lung disease and only Liver
Demoted. and D.pepala. Schenck.. Seaweed
Tool 1 and M.drake Pills are .merest, without
the rnimonle Syrup. Take the Maedreke Pills
frrely to nil bilious. COMplainle, as they Wiper.
Deily hermlees.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyedontoteiTtipted
health for many years past, and now weighs 9105
imnids. was wast. away to a mere theleton,
the very last stake of Pulmonary Ctneumption.
hts physic.ns belles pronouneed ...he..
less and abandoned him to hts fate. He ...cured
.ry the atorteald medicines. and since his ne.-
sty many thousands elma.l7 eillieted ha. used
Dr. Schenck , . preparation with rensathable so.
ans. Full direction. accompany each bottle,
tusking It not absolutely necessary to personally
see Dr. Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs
examined, and for this pu rpm e he Is profeaelon.
ally at Ids PlincLal ore
SaMill ay, where all letters for adylee meat be ad.
enysed. He Is sleo professionalle at No. 34
Bond street, New York, every ether Tue..,
and at No. 35 Hanover street. Boston. every
other Wedneiday. • He gives advice free, but for
a therough examination with hi. Itespirometer
the price 1.53. Moe hours at each oily front/
A. m. to 3P. Dr.
?Moe o the Pulmonle Syrup and Seaweed Tox
ic mach 111.50 per bottle. or 13,50 a Onif dosen.
Haberake'Pliis A 5 cents •box. For ode by all
druggists, l.llliel-dtP
a'DOCTOR WHITTIER CON.
TINOP TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DISZABES. 1 hat numerous lass of cases result
ing hem @elf-abuse. proncine ennuallarot
nervous debility. Irritability, eruptions, seminal
emission's. and finally Impotency peemonrotly
cured. Persona afflicted with dellute. Intricate
and long standing connittittbat coat vial. U are
politely invited to ea I for consultation. which
costs not brig Experience. the belt of tesetterv,
has enabled him to peeled remedies at enc- tat
tiest, safe. permanent and which la most wee
can be used without hindrasee to basins.. Med
icines prepared In the establishment. which em
brace• ogiu, reception and waiting rooms; oleo
boarding and sleeping •Piolh cut. foe Poleni ,
requiring daily personal attentlon, and vapor
and chemical baths, thus concentrating %ha famed
mineral spring. •matter. who have failed,
stat- your ease.. Read what he lial• bl. paw.
hetet of firm psi.. sent to .7 addre ss for two
stamps In sealed enveislpe. Thousands of cues
treated annually. at om. e and sit orer the mea
-1 try. Consultstion tree. twnsually Co oy man.
, Otice No. 0 Wylie street. tede Court Roue)
Pittebnren. Pa. Roues 9s. N. to II y. 9.. Sun.
days 19 tr. to f/ P. Y. Pamphlet sent to any 0d
stress for two stomps. and
arCANCEBS. 11710101111.
CEPS. •e.—AatoaLhtng and almoht
nitraculoin care, of Caneer ani being daily
mule by Ors. IL N. KLINZ t CO., al the
Philadelphia Calmer Infirmary. 931 Arab 'Stmt.
Philadelphia, Penna., ned at the branch of
In charge of throtemor E. O. DALTON,
/Seth. hi, Minimum', Ohio. The treatannta
end are Cancer Antidotes, the most Stlentille
and euccessful known in the civilized world
They are not caustic. eating or batwing toed!
dam. Thal give litt:e or nu pain. They are en
domed by the best surgeons of the age. 31.
other penous hare them antidotes. No *the
treatment amnia be need:: 'For particulars gal
or addreu so above. aodutiallits
arJUST 011 T. • • •
•THEIDIN 1./X . I'O3AL TV
NOD COLD 3. 1,1221.11. siORIt THROAT AND
1322020H1T15A
NO= .0.004.4 None co t pleassents.
None
Cu"
4s ltWil c. l l l'ON & r 711.,
10 Aster Boum. 2tcw York.
Use no more or those borrirsle tasted .
tint "Itrocro Cohen tisk..." de
IS=
tar BATCHELOR'S HAM DYE.
Tins molendld Nair Dya UM', Dentin the world:
the only Una and perfect Dye; %Armless, rens
natanuneons: no dlaappotntsamit; no 11-
dlesdons unts: remeincd 111 affects of bad
dyes; Invigorate. and loaves the Hair soft and
beautiful. biased or ef OW. Bed by 2.llThayitsts
mined at Batch.
antis 1=4 1 1ir.i• .4 street. New
Torii my13:02
IarMANHOOD: HOW LOST!
ROW RERTUKEDI—Just rubLettett, to
• _e venloke. trite six cents. A LIR:-
TU/1.6'0N THE NATURAL TREATMENT,
- .
Zed itadle al Care of Iferron.n.ss. Consuls:train..
ller's) lad rts; Mental and Ph loot Inca
rdwlty,ar., by RoIIT. J. CIII.VWEL.M.D..
author of the 'linen Book." Lo. "A boon to
Tanosands of Badvers •' 0401 abder wsal, In a
viola ea•elope. to nay address, postoald. on re-
In{ of sir rents, or two pastas a stamps, to
Cllad..l C. KLIN%t a CIL, IST Bower? New
York. Postorkee Fox 45040. Also Dr. Oliver.
well's •'llarrlage llulde.' , price 115 cents. da
farTUE 17EAL1NG
TuR YOUNII MEN who nave
fallen Into •Iclourhabita, and now desire thither
life, and a be Her 11ANHOUO. With anon saeanr
of relief for the sallated, Sent In sealed letter
envelope, free of allege. Addreas HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P. PhtladeliWlL
adrattedttF.
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
H. M. LONG & CO.,
Otice. DALZELVIS BUILDINO
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Petroleum and Its 'Products.
vgg=l=gf="lo"l/Pwg'
Phr•delphlaodlce-13T WALNUT IT
♦ellw7D
WAUING & KING,
Commßaron Yerehaato and Broken Li
Petroleum d Ha Products,
DALZELL'S BL DUQUESNE WAY.
PHILADZIRMA ADD
Room 17, Chamber o merce,
133 SOUTH SYCOND BIBS S.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDLE,
S. V. TRAMMELL
Lubricating &High Test Burning Oils.
Eclipse Railroad axle Oil. •
Mods grat beat without cosmic; remit
Nu at loweotto.Pei•iiiteo. brutal
popleal climates of hot w
LeesomotlVO. Engine. Raab Rao abep,
WIII cat -crew..
Raw XIII mod Planting XIII 014,
pt.=Ottgalitilead. vti r bt - ou.
UM nod Flnlahlon4lasoltne,
Oil On 0.1. • frralllne.
•111106 'VARNIBII, to fro Drtild Iron
Wart and Mar-omen , from Hutt.
Three produeta are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddle•spateut by doom heatcd Steam tu Vac.
curt r is e
Lubricating ttla
and
almost odorless,
pert. purr, uniform, and li g ht e .b.
ored. stand • high temptraturt onetang.d,aad
nmala limpid during rains. atd. • To*
main,Kali
rls ars uneoualled. and am In constant am
of the prinelpal Railroad. Natty'.
papa
te ezerulned and orders left Brides. 4 WOOD
STRater. Warm at anarrabort
FRUIT CAN TOPS.
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i.•,;:.' 4r.:4-7j."..42 Fa: . -. V ... , •:, • •
i, r F: 1 a.'1',51. UR str t7i11 4 : 7.7 :: •
C' in COM IlintWt4l to sandy Masers and
rotten. It Is torrentodmple. Lad ae cheap Li
01.1g,tiCTItt& 1154 IMICS of the TWO.
trolls steamed uleed the eeTee. eediettnit Leon
the u. and an Index orpohster damped um,
the top of the ean.
lib clearly, Distinctly and Pennant!"
1.A.33ELT.A.F.113.
by merely yleeltie Mee of 10e halt Abe
toe C~aie opposite tbejelsger and esq meaner. Op erof lllfflß
seers/ S.
NAD7C.E.
A PllOlllBlO 11Y NOTE drown by the under
signed, fitted Inttsborsh. October 1.1, 1680,
numbered 4. for 61111 LEN ItUNDURD DOl.-
LAIIB. 01800.004 a% twelve month., from dote
with pusallt to the order or JOHN A.
was milled o■ October let to the sald
Jobe A. Wile., New Yolk city, bet
..teed by Mot. •Ilperroee are hereby Wiener.
"thui - ekeirejletten Aunt. u Delftent las been
'tabbed.
Ole11:414
0g BBLS PICKLES,
odu fot isle %I J. B. CASPIILLD
BAsvir 11
FFICH OF FISK & HATCH,
Bankers anil Dealers In
CarCo - 17 - 01•32=1.033.t
N 0.5 Nassau Street. N. Y.
To oar Onsfamers and
The surprietng develemnint or our 12 atlonsl
resource. .4 the rapidity wlth which the Gov
ernment 4 now enabled to reduce the nations]
deed, q. Weekly purchase., render It apparent
that the time In approaching when the /Ivo-
Twenty bonds may to tended at not over tour
or lour and a half per cent. Interest..
rails their blab price, na compared .14
ter elnsses of seenritles, paying Sate
f Interest, 4 landing to general intatirf far
. ore pragtable forma of Ismestateat in sr bleb
• oney inay be 444 inserted.
Daring to war the necessities and Pail of to
G•TVIIIIIItlt• and Um couspasiat amplest e
its menritles, rendered them se attreetive that
from this cease. eoT bleed with the patriotic
faith of the people in their safety. the) aborted
almost the entire Posting capital of :the eonairf.
aad diverted &nestle. from other classes of
seenrittee which had beim before deemed sail
elently „senserrative Mid sound to meet the
meats of thp most mallets Weston.
The chweremerot Is imp loa[ar• borrower. it
o loner needs the ocantere capital. bet Orebro
erstAtally 1/1
The rapid seaelaslatlaa of espl al The Invest
ment, and the redeetin et the natlonel debt
arid Insprevernent of the national credlt—render.
lag It certain that hereafter tea • eafinparatlrely
low rat* of Interne cantle derlisd Arm toted.
smut In 8,0.11.0101 bottdS-1. the
search for other cafe and well•Oearded channels
We which capital not employed Ia Im.tneas may
wlselt tow.
The enterpriser of !ease, no less needful fa
then. afwe and "shoe, for the oonnoon welfare,
than were the waste and Cost of War, now call
for the Genital whirl the fiffrenunena no lon ire
seeds, sad offer for It n remnaeretton wilds the
kloyernmeat need no longer on, end In lons
caw• a security se stint. and enduring es the
=EMI
The deal,* to eept tete. the rem= edit& say
sow be realized epos 71re 1 Plreate bonds, and
width anatomist animals Gold taward Os; a"
the ability of the tiorenneat to food than at a
lower rate of interest. nay at sal time satin•
jobb, is held by many holders who dears some
ealleffetory assn.ee an to 1r Lich of the nosy
law priced seearltles le the market remold afford
the necessary seedy to Justlly ea es ehan!e.
The apylleettees for latormitlos sad advise
whisk we odd/weed to as WIT. above he. 5 .1-
Tamils the steslre lbr thls . wsweao. as to Inset
!hems lorestrneut more proatable than Go,
ernssent mantles at preient - sserket rate. an
entitled to the cohedesei of the !wester.
The Deemen of tele vent has led se toted the
laportaaca of directing oar own attention air
bashers, moque* experience and our fecilltk.
for Oidaliting reliable Inforsiatioa—to the work
of supplying It to soma measure, sad to offer the
result of oar Inquiries to thou who out be die
posed to coned. In our good faith and Judgment.
We wit unwilling to offer town. Minds and. the
Pahlie anything which according to oar beet
Judgment Is not as mare an the national oblige;
tics. thetaselses, with which we have hitherto
principally Identified mired....
niece closing theORZLT CINTLIAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD LOAN. which meets all than re
quirsteents, we here usefully examined mane
others. hat have Amid no other which would
folly do so. until the follswing was placed In oar
hands:
MST MORTGAGE
Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OILS
The Western Realne Railroad emanating Sae
ransento with San Trimmings, fsralshee the Anal
link In the extrsordlnely Let of C. 11111Mi.n
line of ran from tie shore of the Atlantis to that
of the Peelle. •
It Is 130 . wiles In Meath. Ineladlng • short
branch, and It will be the •
pagaraas Way, Pittsburgh, Pa.
METROPOLITAN LINE
AND DIALERS IN.
cossectlag Its chief cit'os, and invents, tag ,
Enrico of Ms risk nadi growing State of Califor
nia, receiving, In sdelitlon to so haseenso gad
horsilyg load tragic, tito throngli buttons over
Igo Union sad Central Paclll4 114,111s—liettrecti
the Mutant Boated sad lisorsaisatti.
It Is coltel•ted.
lul operstiow. site Its earnings In October. the
arst lull mouth. amounted to eIOP,OOO In coin.
The net eanilnee will. by a moderate estimate.
eau:cult so 000,000 per mom. In 0010, while
the leterest oe Its Boats will be b.tstSs,ooo.
The Islam of the prowl" end frasebbei Is not
len thin
itextmAciukr.s OF
RIO. 8. EDWABDB.
►. S. IiATCH
*1_11:14 011,1
E=!
I=
IIEtZI
'iIERN PACIFIC B. B.
OF CALIFORNIA
Of the Pturtfle Mut,
Ths Minions of Dollars;
se the 'mast of Ilte marque le
*2,800,000.
' .-- 7114 Banda are 51,000 each, have Wray years
na. IEO sold al
Ninety, and Accrued Interest,
Ia aturevey. Tem ere awls payable. IMINCI•
era. AND INTMILINT. IN GOLD COIN. In
the city of New TOOL: Coupons doe Amma'
wad Jely lit.
The Deer aimroaelk or the tine when the United
Sista ens peohally rued the p, star pc.: ties o
Metz per wet: debt. le naturally deems tngat•
ry Err Mier forme of brroolasest, orld af:
ford sailrfactory wordy .lth Monroe rate of
Interest, TEE WIMPLES PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD FIRM! MORTO ADZ BONDlnnistbsem
Isunotuesdisatare ow an ottOr sseurltles baled
upon Inertly local or uneompleteo rullrose,a3A
irla be held with as meek nonadsues as F •
taa.t bond, or as Inbelass mortgages on New
York City istitserty.
The leas t wall bt imams+ Its glans Wass.
Riese* Ara alp treat. IS tat ba %Oen.
baballyand as tie orders are metre&
Glossmaaat Bonds rsoelvad as *dr to tur
bos sabot la stadtalte,
FISH & HATCH
BAUMKERR
We buy and sell Government
Bonds and receive the accounts of
Beaks, Bankers,_Corporatlons and
others, sidled ?to check at sight,
and allow interest on daily balances.
S. SIPCLIEAN ACM.
aanwrik
75 - Psitrili Arent% Plitsbervh. Pa.
imowasi •
qi~ i`.n":~^.~.Y'r'dl nlG.~+is✓rri2E+"+~CFsi:~:S^La
TRADESMEN'S ICATIONitBANK,
Wood St, or. Seal Avenue.
MEREST RAID ON DEPOSITS.
Bold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
A. BRApi.LY, President.
W. VA 181118. Vice President.
odd/P- CTRIJK CLARKE. in.. outlier.
N. HOLMES bcI3ONS I
]il
57 MARKET STREET
PTIVEIBUZIGH,
•
Collections made on all the principal pants or
the totted States and Canada.
StocksMonde and other &putties
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMNISSION.
Particular atten
sale of
ITnitecl States Securities.
_Jsamai
HART, CAIIGHEY Q. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
PITTSI3I7IIGa PA.,
01DCCI:NO88 TO HANNA. HART C 0.,)
oz=l
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lee particular ettga i lmn i e th the purchase
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Si ht Drafts on London.
CITY BANS.
112FifthAvenue,PIttsburgb,
CAPrrAI. 11100.1100.
TOCIHOLDRIIB INDiVIDUILLY LIABLE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Pt)MOON ICICHANtiIi
Bought and sold. and when dealred remitted to
Europe. Collettions made on all the principal
points of the United Stateand Canada.
•
Dominic& Inm.sx. President.
JAIIII4I MCCAB., Vle. Prsident.
•
W. N. 11101.....-CMlttlelf. e
PritnorOns.
D. 'Damen. James McCabe,
Tholl3l. Rourke, • Hash Nesting,
J. Danievy. .. Terence
Patrick Kane. James Phelan,
C. a. U. Barr. H. A..7reprogla,
inn. Jos. tiermann, Thomas Barn..
Jelika JOB. M. 041.2Z•11. Solicitor.
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
Of Pittsburgh,
Is now oro for Dlseouvt, Deposit and General
Bank , en Outline..
Any sum receives from One Dollar enWaras.
Interest at the rate of ale per cent. paid on
time depoolts.
P.D. DITHRIDEIB, W. P. WEYNALN
W. H. BM, PRANK -Emelt*
W. O. R. lIIKESSON. HANDY HENN&
DAN. KINT.K MIL PONIISR., D.
TEL. H. ARMOR.
E
ED. DITHEIDGF, President.
Y. F. SCHENCK. Cashier.
-IRON AND STEEL.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN. REM & CO
E===3
IRON. N.AILS, STEEL
AXLES AND SPRINCS.
DIIQUE/INE, L X AND JUN lATA.
FLAT RA R. ROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
RAND. lIOOP D EAT AND TANK IRON.
BOILED PLATES AND HEADS.
lIDAIIIII IRON. D It 40 and DROPPER RA
/LANDER, CUTTER BARS, CYLINDER
IRON.
ZltONTlUltatehfor
Coll N V W TEETH.
SPRING. rhOW AND OULTIV ATORSI EEL.
STICK.. WINGS AND MOULDS tALIC. pattern.
STEEL TIRES. STEEL SHAFTINO, A. B.
COACII. BUSBY and WAGON arames
AXLES.
LUZ . NAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS: •
tarteenth Street and Allegheny Maar
mnd 77 Water Street. Pltrabargh.
d
MILLER, BURR & PARKIN
I=
WW. METCALF. REUBEN MILLIE.
OLD. W. BASE. CHAS. FAILKIN.
I =1
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
HILLER, BARB & PARKIN,
°FINN. No. HO Liberty strut,
PITIVIBITGH, PA.
Asl4:d4l
pITTSBURGH
STEEL WORKS.
I:IBI7IBLLSNED IF 1845.
'ANDERSON & WOODS,
XATfUIACTIMMIJI Or
HEST =FINED CIALST STEEL
Of every iesalptlon. Also, beet
lofted Grano Plow tad .Ipring Steel:
001IIVOZ HMS AND.7IIIAT AVINUK. PI ur
ank, Pa. e: •
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAI MUER,
(Saccetsor to JOE. HIGH & CO.O
U. Pennines eo-extentleelrltra the leading Yoe
tea In the Say, and le prepare* to_omptly and
eathfactorlly OH all orders PT SITICAIIBOAT
1311 Arr., CRANKS, PISTON Roird. lall7k/03.
PITY AN JA MS. l* It IEITS, RAILROA I. AXLZS.
LOCOMOTIVIL /HANKA togrtbetmltA 0•017
daceiption otISHAPIC WORK. °lnca and Forgo
Carnet of Duquesne Way and Pint ItrttL
soll:b40
ELLESBUSEN PROMS.
Thteie are arm prepared togrant licen
see the aro of the ELLZitilitalldlN YR°.
Oane.
The ionerlor qiallty Imputed to Food leo*, the
great how...rot In inibrior .roo, and the
do t ted cost, Commend it to al mainifeeterers
triles whiting to ate it eau obtain licenses W
applying to •
JAMES P. SPEER,
/Marne, for the TretteeL
Itoollll 1 and SI laillai'e Balding, 963
Iwartb arena.
Parties Interested are belted to skit the
EIHOIN BUM an WORKS, where the Omen. le
now In sece.asial overrate.. Pak=
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORK&
SINGER, NIMICK dz. Co.,
Pd,
Kumlecturers of every description of .
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL.
RAILWAY SPRIT:Gs,
11.1.1aT10 AND PLATTORNI SPRING%
A.lll . IsTELL 'ILYA Ac. , ie.
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Sta.
BLACK DIAMOND • .
• STEEL WORKS.
PARR, BROTHER & Cb.,
Xaanfaatanui of all deseziplloas of
. ISIT3EMIa.
Clime
and and Wanebnu
BAILIE _
VADSTEMI3, THIRTY'
/MIT
ROBINSON, SEA & CO,
lisecessers to ilantxsoll, Muni t linaXii%
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS LID NAOHINISTS. PITISSURORI
Manufacturers of Boat and Btatton=7 Me= Mt'
'duet Blast radiumMachtnetr, Gratin.
Koaftgan s Castings of ail de,cripUenal Oil Tanta
and ntWa. Boller and Uncut Inn Wort
tAtion, No. Ma. Corner !teat and esoltheald
Streets.
Uvula for 01/FAINVB BASIS? INf=l
for 'sadist/Boners.
THOMAS CAITLIN CO . ,
Fourth Ward Fandri and lacking Wo
BANDUIST EIT.. ALLA:OEII3T CITY. F.
Maskoriketarees of Btatlousry and Portable St.=
1m0... "ti ?MUM Pulley!,BlWlawr. Gout
and rum Rill Wert. Rotiblg Will M Kukla*
CastJaim. Wale Bari. = WeUtils, - Wagon -born
La, • built border sad lase on bud rAii..o
al else..
UNDERS, MACHINISTS
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
\ AND PIPE WORKS,
Cerosi Carroll mud Masiloses Streets.
(NINTH. WIRD.)
1'1TlYS11U1UGII• PJL.
WILLIAM SMITH,
=GI
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
YOR fjAs ♦.YD WATER WORKS.
My Pipes are all east Inearlably In I . lts• in dry
sand and 151 Mt lengths• Also, full assortment
Of "antral
Castings for Gas & Water
I would slim W I tle attention or assertatend
• to of Oo Works to my make of EXTORTS•
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OITIMM AND WOUKS
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
Lit" Engines, Rolling Ma
chinery, Nan Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
RIEBICK & DUO..
pia ntruaLes-sous
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP. NO 'MOULD
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
RIMWERY WORK,INZRMY. IPAIRING AND POT-
G•Ilp MACH
Car, 12th and Pike NW., Pittsburgh. Pa.
.011:06
I :2151=1:1:0
MONONCHELI FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Manufacturers al IRON . 11013t.Z Yr/WEITZ.
W/1.1/011 , LANTZ/Al and SILL.% awl •
Castings of all DeseripMum
sr Scree.l.l attention nadd to ABCOITECTO •
lead. CASTINUS and to Gillian for Window
•us •
OTTIC. A UMW ND TOUNDIIT—No. 160 WATER
STREIT, l'Auburigh, Px. •
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS.
1490 .Ponn stroot.
BOUM A &
_B A.O 4 IIIEY
ChM Rolls. min Castlnss. Bowl Latbei.4o.t
ENGINB3, BOILERS. &c.
FORT, PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL AND SNYDERi
=I
plifingVlNDD°u'exiligETTZTAirlae
ElPi t
UM. STILLS AND OIL TANK.%
CHIEN EPS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS.
sicTTLINU PANS. SALT PANS AND DON
DENSSIIm,
STEAM PIMA GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES, ..- -
PRISON 000113 AND COLL SHIITES.
Odium and 'Warehouse, corner linensid,
Third. Short arid Liberty
PITTSIItrIiGIL PA.
ifirOnters mkt to the .Dore aoldress Will be
•romotle attended w . the
HUGH N. BOLE & CO.
Cor. Point Alley And Drmm!) St.,
I=l
Engine Builders, .Founders and
Machinists.
• _
Ilanufacturo ST EAMBOAT BRUIN= and
STATIONARY BRUISES, of all sires.
i l tT IVItiNT:& " 1; rO ST R A TIB M CL
BOILER, 0(18 borne power.
CAB'elNUn.ufererl klud,roado So order at our
rounder. on TUIROsiTREET. below Market.
11108 for 011 Wells, ISHAFTINCI,_. PULLBYR:.
HANURneI, BOIINS And TOBACCO ISCRIWIS
add IRON TOBCCO ralaiLS, en hand and
made to order, at A tne
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Prolate( ea the Allegheny Meer, hear the Peat
=
I=
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO.,
Yantifootarers of
BOILZItt! OIL TANKS. STILLS, AG
-4TLlNlfill%ALTetrit GASOmiTICHS.
HoICULIO /7114 BINS, &o. 88 ' (311105111"4
Cir. of Buond AMMO and Liberty St.,
Repairluß dose promptly. - Orden sent to thet
above add ref • orltlbe prosoptiy a11...1ed to.
11.1CPRAII. formerly Manage . at. CAAROLL
• Oil TDLR•i. ' call:pae
WIN. BARNHILL Si CO., •
BOILER MAKERS .
AND SHEET RION WORKERS,
MOS. 110, AA, 514. AND AO PENN BT
Harlot near. a larye yard .d faralabed It
Id. the manor. prov machinery. we B Ol L p pared so tore every deserlption o
LIN la the bent maauer, pad warranted appal to
say made In the country. Chimneys, lircee...
lire Bade. Steam Picts.' Locomotive Belle..
Condensers, tall Pan,Tanks, Oil etills,
tors. nettling Parks. Boller Iron, Bridger, Bay.
Pans, and .one amautseturars of JO arsudlrs Pat
ent MAIM.
Et112!!=E1==!1=1!El
JAN= Y. 11015 H WORM)
JAILED N. BRUM &BON,
. 31.A.NIIPAOTUMS1113 OP
Steaiii Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SUMIT IKON WORE, 60.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
ILMT SIZE
91711TATI!)41.sou
HENRY BIER &ZIO.,
Joao COOP= is oo„
Bell and Bran Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
Makable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TOEING,
EIROTTLE, SAFETY IND OEM VIVI%
ALL GLADE PATTERN.
IRON C0C3304,
Brass Work- of every description for
Steam, Water and 011. •
nAntrrAcrunsas oV J.l coorXP ik cons
Improved Bileme-Wbeel Steam famt
41geesel for .Drewfaar Patent
ere, the best in the Market.
Oaks
add . Ward d'eamter Mart eantk add Pita
Streats. na
PFIVIIIII7IIOII.
AA TWOOD.4 McCA WHET,
-Onser 14bert7 street sad nth/
Pltubm2A.
FOONDURS AND IRON PIPS FITTEIR.
sAO 1011318 Crp A. B. CANZBOX A CO'S
BTlAlirmar3 Aim atowtts.
et,P - w - '40,0
BABA do moszn,
riwrr C trze ASIKKILLTIOTI sunnmes.
Ea& 6 ant 4 et.. Gals attest, rttatbargla
toeetta at 'watt= etas to to. osattgatog sae
tallatat eet,pouste wool= sad
strum" egi;
ENN ST L A_
k) CIiNSBAL SAILINEOPES
P. lAD. On and after 11 r. x., linalsl=
141 n. 111661, Tsai. I rill Arrive at
from tae 'Union Depar,
and LAbo.a. weds, as rollout:
Mel Train.... 1;SO am voalbarngl. LSO an
Fear 1.4.5 a 0 4Paellle 11,10•411
WaJlla No. I. 0 SO Co Wallis N 0.1.. gLia as
BrtotonAe Nul 7;330. Matt Tridn•.... 11:10 NM
Wallis No. It_ P:5O an Brlnton no.. 10:1110
nelnnati .1/elO I. fli:10
dennstoon Ae10;501. rlaelnitl 111:15
An
Brea, Ae NoI TAM pu, 11 i ,,1143
1 as
I ;DtV 11 30 in " nMs Aa
Wara N0,1....4:50 poi rpili6 Eglorwth s _
liraits Aelo 0:55 rn; all'a No. ..
!
'Wallis No. '4. 5:50 No, 1.. al.. . • pg,
a
Prlntone No21;10 mu i•Pa4l Liao ...:40pos
Way ra.t.'r e-5.. 11:00 nal
mr.tr riNe connect : lon >l' Hard..
• rg ter Baltimore.
The Churitt rat.. ;:avia Walla tilationtorerT
lat 0103 4,4lig,Tetbir,ft.. PlDNerz
1P:50 and. arrlae. at liao3 Iltatkla al
A•Ii) o.
'Cincintati ral.r.isa I
Kaiireslt.a,eed3Of aae
.
ran: ..lalla onorrl rouoal.
Po. fanner InforZaW . .l3lll , :i rri . r,
tharrunry anlntial:”Jadeompanyntll nOS
ama lln7 lira for Bagargc, exerr t. for •Irnallnl
arrl, mud thrtr OUR,' t, I)ne Unlk.
, red Dollars In wenn. All Bagnanc anallOalki
a t
m ou n t
:n taloa will be al,the rink Of I.IMI
amen. manna tan« Ira :ISt contract. ,
I.IIVTAT.I) H. WILLALKIN
nal al,..ontlenneclnt.cadent. AWOL. S.
Works.
ESTEI2N-agagla
CRIONtITLVANIA
TWA.D.—On and after NoV: lV.lsyV. aL
Pa war.' Trains cm the Western rennaytrallin
(201 road rill metre at and tiQp.r , ISO
gadertl ritre et Depot, Allegheny 0110.012 , 110 2 11
Arre•L l• trrnart.
s2g,l'ellollll4oootillaU. s1:00als
Freeport No.lollo a m' rresPolt No.
ir-spress IU4 U• et Uharpt.' g Nol vas..
=11:: 1 1 .1)5 1 ;;': .41,t1rIcr1 , 0 No I ithetl .
:11u p Forellurt 110.10:20 pa
rpnAltil; 1 4:00 t. , Su rluad'e la 0 elit• pm
11bare trains run daily 'eaoept holiday.
The Caurzh Truth I,Aves • Allegheny 3112ct101l
men Sunday at 1:40 a. ra'..rel.lng Anagram)
City at 0180 a. au Returning, leaves Anent.,
01ty st 1.:111tt m. and arrthe st. Allegheny/am ,
tion ail° ac
'The us l,try Olty nr. 7102 a.
or. make direct a 11. donelarrt
kar's line of gtagea for Be or and llarinthllo o l2.
Thronah ticket., may be hnrehmed 41,2011Le0 .
No. 121. Clair streel,mar 1114 fltupenalnuarlds2.
Pittaburah, and at 00 Dolma. AWralleny. •
Vol MAW InfOrmation apply to
TAYYX LY./FERT I 3. AVM.
Yedryal =set Ilepet.
Tire Weetyrn hencrylvan'A UM:: .1 r lll not
assume my risk rot lian a .sg c, ext. r • I
11e value. nil
seeding thin 0)0 0
01
In •.111,0V
the owllol . 1121eff .tr•nt.y to'
I.DWA10:11.
2015 General Bunertaten , le 01. A . 1.. - ra.
-1 §0W 7..
. ,1114121%
.r.r.:4 l ;T:.c..gagrt
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W. It. STOUT. Suovrtorrnuient. • nari
TN THE MATTER OP TOE
applicatlon of the FRPENOLD DANK end
BUILDING! AY.SOCIATION fur I.i:baiter . , of hw
cosy - ration.
No. 1120, December Term.'lB6ll.
Notke Is hereby alma that, an 'wale:Wash:a
been made to the Cont of Commot nem of
Allegheny. at No. 1120, December Term.
1800, by the Freehold Dank and Entitling Aro
clat!on for a Charter of IncorperaUon,"and slat
the same se 111 be granted by the COart at the De.
amber Term, unless aufactent reason be shown
to the c.tra
JACOB : .
PlrrencrAou, De.S.l, I
V . ILECUTOR 8 NOTlCE—Notice
..a_u Is hereby Orin to ell person, Ind. bted to
.e.tate of JAMES Cohn RAN. tale of 800.-
den townehip, Allegheny county. deed. to pay
to the undersigned. and ll persons boring claims
twDl present then properly solhootleu,ted for
gettlement.
ALABSAILICT 4. , 0131 HAN, heralds.
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CARBOLICSALVE`.
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The important discovery of 14
the CARBOLIC' ACID,' as a
CLEANSING, PIUBIFYING, and .7
HEALING Agent is one of the
most remarkable results of 3
modern medidal research. P,
During the late civil war It
was extetiiirely used in the 1.1
Hospitals, mid was found to
be not only a illioroullie dlsinn 11 ,
feetant, but also the most wou
derfnl nod speedy . MAW°
REMEDY ever knoWn. .
It is now preeented in a
scientific comination with
other soothing and healing i.
airencies, in the form of a
SALVE; and, having -been al
ready used In memberless eases
with most eatisiketorytindben.
elan' results, we have Welheti -
Wilton in offering it to thiffpuir A
He as the most certain.
and effectual remedy ftf7 P lit
Sores acid Vicers.tio mailer of .
how long standing, for BPIIIII4
Cuts, Wounds. aniffey_eg'i
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Consumption, and - aft DISCeSei . 'of the
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sev , re Cough, or throw awny money on a
worthless' medicine:
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