FINANOUa..
AMERICAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENIID,
PITTISIIIIRGEL
CANII CAPITAL . . . 11200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANK OP DIPSCOVIST•AND DICPWRIT•
JOIIN Y Loy WM. /LOYD.
• Prooldent. Coo Mer.
InSS.
Thm Y. MarshallnlCTO Joba Y. ltastlmd.
Wm. T. %bonbon, •roelbolel %rano..
'Cameo W. •bruo, Jos. P.
n. Leca, W.
John bloyd.
Tbis /lanais now fulDOrrontood and Praimmd
M do a remittal SWAIM MA...
jelOkU
GOLD,
SILVER AIiD.COIIPONS,
Bought at Hickest Prices.
PR. He MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St. and sth Avenue .
7.74
JAMES T. BII.LIIIE 86
te.ca.ion to 8, JONES I CO..
Corner Fourth - Avenue and Wood St.,
Buy tad eel all tied. of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
odio. mum 11000DPONS,
• • ON Iron . rivosams Trams.,
rir Interest Allowed ow Deposits
loaned on dovertaeat Boats at
Orders executed for Ms norobaso
sod Nolo of !ROCKS, *OMNI ona
VOLD.
JAILER T. BRADT & CO,
Cm pen* qi.apttt.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ovrros or PITT/oars= 13/..zsTrz,
TIi.VBSDAX, Deoamber,23, 1888.
. Gold openod at 124 6 4 , declined to
1203; and fluctuated between 120% and
11. The cliques are trying bard to
sustain the market at present quotations.
for Year that the market might decline
ton much alter the January Interest is
onmlng on the market.
Bond. are stronger and higher on bet.
ter quotations from Europe and a mod.
• erste investment demand. Few bonds
are offered on the market, but any ma
terial advance would give room for
short speculative aides:
Money is in pressing demand by lar-•
ties who have been relying on the banks
for scoommodationa. In many in.
• stances the banks refuse to - renew their
paper, and, consequently, It is thrown
on the market for wbatevef it will re.
alize. Business dulL
Quotation as received by Ph. R.
Mort= Gold, 139%; Buyer, 117; Eighty
one's, 119:, Flve Twenties, 1862, 113%;
do 1861, 112; do 1866, 112%; do 1866,
Console, 114%; do 1867, 116; do 1868,
US; Ten Forties, MN; Adams Ex.
prow Company 61; Merchants Union
Repro's Company, 9%; American Ex
press Compaq, 88; Weitern "Colon
Teletrraph. ; Reading, 99%; New
York Central, 81%; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne ct Chicago, 86; Ohio a Mlettia
eppi, 21190 Morgan Southern, 86%;
Cleveland do Pittsburgh, 82; Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific, 191%; Mingo a
North Western, 68%; Chime° a North
Western Preferred ltr2w; Erie, —.
=zesarsas. Larva. arara.
Leaden, per £ ........ w -»-.51 8 , 05
Par* per franc.........._....2435 26%
Berlin. ;haler ...... 90 92
Frankfort, florins 51 58
--Closing quotations renewed by James
T. Brady 6 Co. G01d5.121134; United
States Sixes, MI, 119; Five. Twenties,
12032., 118%; do. 1864, 112; do. 1865, 112%;
Ten.Forbei, 109; FlveTwenties, Janu
ary and July, 1885, 114%; do. do. 1861,
115; do. do. 1868. 115; Union Pacific
Railroad, 86; Central do, do, 99; Cy.
Pacifier 108%; Lake Superior 96.
ter Telesrste to me immerge oseettel
New Youx, Deoember 186&
Money 'needy and nucleated. Ster
ling archer at 8%49 for first class bills
Gold firm; Opening at 13:1%, declining to
120%, advancing to 121, and closing at
1.20 g. Carrying rates 534®7. Clear .
abees,- 943,000,000. Exports, $360,000.
The Sub-Tresseurer sold $1,000,000 at
110 26.100(3120 65.1006.
Governments higher and oloied strong
at a fractional - decline from highest.
prices. Coupons of 'Bl, 19(419%; do. .62,
13%($1111%; no. '64, 12% no. '65, 12%@
1235; do. new, 1435@14%; do. - '67, 14140
15; do. 68. 15 @MX; Ten-Fortles,9o9%;
Pacifies, 8%69.
State bonds firm, with continued rise
in South Carolina and Louisiana. Idls
worts. 9034; old Tennessees, 51; new do,
4434; old Virginias. 48; new do, 64; old .
North Carolinas, 42; new do, 29%; new
-South Carolinas, 83%; Louisiana levee
bonds, 623;.
Stocks very dull and unsettled. -
Five party Pica: Canton, 4854; Cum.
berland, 25%; Western Union Telegraph,
- 32%; Quickallver,'ls; Maripoui,734; pre
ferred do. 15; Adams Express, 61;
Wells & Fargo. 2 1 3(; —American, 39;
United States, 49; Pact& Mud, 48%; N.
Y. ce n tral, 86%; Erie, 214 do. pre.
'erred. 39; Harlem, 129: do. prefer
red, 134; Hudson scrip, 8134; Reading,
99%; Michigan Central, 117; Lake Shore,
85,‘: Illinois Central, 181; Plusburgh, 83;
Northwestern, 6834; do preferred 83m;
Bock Island, 104%; St. Paul, 7234; do
preferred, 863 4 ; Wabash, 5234; do pre
ferred, 74; Fort Wayne 98; Terre Haute,
28; do ;preferred, 55; Chicago and Alton,
141tti do preferred, 141; Onio and His-
Melon!, 2334; C. C. & I. C., 1934; Burling
ton and Quincy, 148; St. Joe preferred,
108.
Mining shares dull.
Sub .Treasary balance, 985,275,533. •
rirAssu scan samiKs-rs
• °Tyrol or Prrrastriten OaMarra,'
. ffnunsnag, Dec. 23, IM9. i -
There are so many difficulties In U.
-- porting the markets here with which •
reporter hairth-cOntand with. and we
propose to refer to someof the most
' prominent of them briefly. Considers
, blo complaint la made by merchants,
that frequently quotations are not made
correctly. and that, and there la no
- . doubt that there is something in it, It
. frequently operates to their disadvan
tage ht more ways than one. For in.
stance; grain is e somettrues quoted too
Idyll. other times too lows In the former,
4 it interferes with their buying In the
~,„. country. as country _ dealers and farm
:. cm are induced by these quotations to
place_ a valostiou on their products
! which the merchants cannot afford to
pay; in the latter, it came* trouble in
sallirrg, as consumers, for the same
.. ,'. cause. want to buy at prime that would
:. afford little or no margin. We under.
stand this fully and can appreciate the
, situation In which it places the mar
chants and the trouble and annoyance
that la frequently experienced. I%mM
are but few people engaged In bnaineas
of any kind in the country but what
take a paper, and that they consult and
I
-are guided In their operations by the
i commercial reports contained therein.
As will hare been noted, we admit that
" F there are sometime inaccuracies in these
! "porta, but at the same time we contend
e;j ..
tbattbo merchant and not the reporter
~..1 i s generally the souse of these errors.
',.' z ',. -To illustrate, here is a grain dealer who
i' !a•arortY.randWlcieklieocorZtig..47 sold
0
be will report that oats, corn, wheat, or
, Whatever it may be. Is dull and ho-
~1 gier-ted, and win, perhaps. quote eon.
r 4 sidemen) below the market pries, in
t"': , ,, order.ff passible to draw * the wool over
it, the eyes of dealers In the country, from
t•• • whom ho wants to boy. There are '
11 others who contend that they ought
not t o report their sides °errantly, - but,
for the tame reason Just noted, quote at
-, {about what their grain costa delivered
on track and platform.. There was a
I'lit. time, probers, when this' kind of
~.1 strateg y would bare had the desired ef.
- ..' feet , b et that time, -to use a common
. Vr-_pbrapeo, Is about "played ord." Count ry are.4,4l merchants, ase general thing, a not
•;,.• - i , so green as some men ,oppose them to
pe, and aro usually about as well posted
- ...A as there Is any necessity for. There la
V.r.
no doubt but what it is better for all
concerned to report on the squarer to
•
0, • •
•
IM=MiEW;MZIEMI
always give the truth and nothing but
the truth. If this was done our Pitts. ,
burgh reports .would be much more
satiafactory, and the grievances so much
complalued of would be obviated..
APPLF23—Quiet and unchanged, with
a supply considerably in excess of the
demand. Sales at r1,50®8,50 per bbi,
mostly at $2,60(M.
APPLE BUTTER—Quoted it 75(M5.
BUTTER—Is quiet and rather dull
though unchanged; good to choice Roll,
113(M5. •
BROOM CORN—Sales at 185314 ctn.
BEANS—Unchanged—quoted at $2,50
®8.25, as to quaIity.BUCKWHEAT LOUR-4(MM Ms.
CHESTNUTS—Quoted at $5.
CRANBERRIFS—Quoted at $ 12 @1 5
per bbl. as to quality and (audition.
CIDER—Ia dull but nominally un
changed at iscgs per bbl.
CHEESE—Ia quoted from' 17 to 18 for
Western Reserve; Ohio Factory, lem:
Ohio ()ashen, 19; York State farm Dairy,
19; and York State Goshen M.
CARBON OIL—Is quiet and un
changed. Standard brands, In a Jobbing
way, may be quoted at 28%2835.
DRESSED 11065—Sales at 120118 eta.
DRIED FRUlT—Oantinues quiet and
unchanged. Apples at.B(g.9c; Peaches at
9©loc for quarters, and 11(M2 for halves.
&ALS—Sales at 85 to 88.
FEATHERS—In better demand and
higher, and we now quote at 85®90 to
the tr ade and the naval advance for
small lota in store.
• FLOUR—Is dull and unchanged—de
mand entirety local. We continue to
quote at g5,76g0,00 for Winter Wheat
Hours, and $5,50(0,75 for Spring Wheat.
Rye lour at $5,25(3,5,540.
DRAIN—The grain market is dull and
devoid of anything really new or im
portant. Wheat is scarce and in fair de
mand at 111,15®1,20 for fair to choice
Red. Oats firm and some dealers are
disposed to put prices up, but thus far
without success; we continue to quote at
17618 on track, and 50 in store. Corn is
scarce and in demand with sales of new
at 800185. Rye is quiet and unchanged
at 95@11,00. Barley dull and nominally
unchanged at 11,00@1,1.0 for Spring and
111501,22 for Fall.-
HeY—ls firmer with a limllid sup•
ply; we continue to quote from country
wagons at 918®25 per ton.
HUSKS—SaIes at it cents per pound.
HOMINY—SaIes at 18,00W.,60 per bbL
LlME—Sale:red .Cleyeland white lime
at 5202.25 ter bbL
ONIONS—SaIes at 92,504g13,00 per. bbl,
the outside figure for choice. -
LARD OIL—No.-1. Extra is quoted firm
at 1,50®1,55.
' POULTRY—Demand better and mar
ket firmer. Dressed turkeys may be
quoted at Men, and chickens* 12(414.
POTATOEII-Bales at 56 titA, by the
car load and at 80 oti. in store.;
PEANUTS—Quoted at 9(2110 ctn.
PEAS—Dullt $2,50 per buiheL
PROVISIONS A shade cuter.
Shoulders, 18. Breakfast Bacon, 21;
Sugar Cored Hams, =. Lard 19 In
Heroes. 20 in kegs and palls.
SEEDS—SaIes of Clover reed• at IS%
Bg,and Flaxseed at $2,20(M,25. Tim
othy seed nominal at 53,50(M.
SALT—Is dull, and Allegheny River
brands are quoted at $l,BO by the car
load. with the usual advance for small
lota in store.
STRAW -Sales at 112@14 per ton.
==
Omar. Os 1.12382u5au GAEX?Tz,
ThumpKr, Dee. 23, 1889.
The change In the weather, has bad •
very perceptible influence. on the crude
market, we can attribute it to nothing
else. The thermometer is an 'excellent
guide in regard to the course of the mar
ket, at least it has been ao recently;
when the mercury goes up, which is
always regarded as an excellent indica
tion of rain thin season of the - year, the
price immediately goat down, and visa
versa. Whenever the weather is warm
with rain, the shone are very independ
ent and don't want to buy, but whenever
It turns in sold, they begin to feel like
cov.ring up and they usually remain In
this state of mind until the weather
changes, again, when they immediately
resume their former independence.
Soberly. there Is more in this than the
public have any Ides of; and for proof, it
le only necessary to refer back during
the rant month. When the weather has
changed either way, there has been •
change in the price of oil; whenever the
indications were favorable for a resump
tion of navigation, the crude market has
weakened and declined; while, on the
other hand, when the indications fa.
vored a freeze-op, the market :would
immediately grow stronger. This ac
counts, mainly for the rapid changes In
price during the time above mentioned,
as the weather has been unusually tickle
and changeable.
CZCIDII
Sales 1,000 hbla caller - DiCember at
16%; 2,000 spot at 16M; 1,000 buyer, Jan
uary to June at 15; 1,000 seller Decem.
ber at 16%; 5,000 seller January . at 13%;
1,000 seller December at 16%. Com
pa,.-ed with yesterday, spot or seller this
month, is % to % higher, while futures
remain unchanged.
savartan.
Hales 500 each January to Marob at Si;
1,000 December at 1193;;1,000 each Febrn•
ary to Jane at 32; Son December at St
1,000 January at Si. At the close De•
camber was quoted at 29%. with late. at
that figure. It Is said that an offer was
made recently to pay one thousand clot.
lam Or the privilege of placing 5.000
bbis refined oil on the last day of Decem
ber at 29.
.r.* ~. I .)
Eureka 011 Works 160 bbls, on so
count Thos. Chew J. Wiliam 80, on ac
count Treat & Porterfield; Falrylew Oil
Works 480, on amountl. 8. Frew; Cos.
mos Ref. 160, on account Elsner Bros;
Is it F. 878, on account L. F. tt
Co; Brilliant Oil Works 661. on account
Owston Bowers; Frasier Metzger 160, on
account same.
Total
SHIPMENTS Or OIL EV A. V. H. U.
J. M. altar 205 bbla refined to W. P.
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Liberty Olt Works/00 bbla refin.. - •
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Total. ......«........._.. 706 bbla.
PITTSBURGH CATTLE MARKET
PZIOVA Cingra&X. STOGIE YARDS,
TIDDIODAT. DOC. 23. M.
OATTLX.
The supply was unusually light Ulla
week and had It been otherwise, the
market would doubtless have been bard,
as the the 'dykes from the east were
discouraging. Compared with last
week, prices bays undergoneno change,
so far, though it looked to day as if con
cessions would have to bo made, to effect
sales, as there were but few buyers, and
the intalligerice from New York bad.
As will be seen by- reference to the re
port of sales, several bunches of cattle
bold at from BQB% and 83 up to 9 - eta,
for prime to extra and fancy; common.
_lab stock, continues rather slow, with •
supply somewhat In excess of 'b00:1,5-
mnd, Al buyers generally at this par
ticular time, are looking for something
good and many 'of them will be satisfied
with nothing else.
II was fortunate for those who had cat.
tle here this week that the t un was light,
as everything else Indicated a bard
rnarket, and, as already Intimated, bad
the run has been equal to that of last
week, that prices would have ruled
lower, Is almost certain. As has been
the ease for sometime past, New York
Is baying all the good cattle-Phila.
delphla, operators, ti is alleged,
, and It Is doubtless true, can buy
to much better advantage In Baltimore.
Tat:Moral', December 16.-Simth It
Blue for Deacon &ft to Graff 18. 'wgt
121.020, at 116,66; Holmes, Lafferty t Co.
for Judy to Marks 87, m 0.76,650,41 5.25;
tame for Lafferty to same 19, wgt 17,400,
at 5,75; same for Shelby to Kelly 111, wgt
58440, at 6,75; same for Judy to same 60,
wgt 66,610, at 6,10; same for Thompson
,t Ca to Ann al, Wirt 68,580, at 6,60;
Hedges AT. for Booth to Biddle 20, wit
19,15% at 5,80; C. K. Ward to Miller 17,
wgt 19 , 380 , 0,00: Alladolph & B. to Lamb
S. M.:1% wit 16,190, at 607%; D. M.
Brown to same 18, wgt 28.00% at 7,80;
Henderson to Ault 9, wgt 7,339, at 6,00;
J. Robinson to Royer 17, wit 18,300, at
Fittoxr, Dec. 17:-J. Aebbrook to P.
Klement; 15, wit 21,400, at 9,00; Boon to
?alter 67, wit 80.330, at 7,45; Cole to
same 21, wgt i 5,060, at 5,50; Fr o l mn .,
I.X. for Shelby to Mclitaban 57, wet
18,120, at 5.60; Hazelwood & B. for Marks
& Bro. to Daffy 19, wgt 19.64 at 6,75.
MONDAY, December 20.-Holmes, L.
Co. for Collins to Montana 21, Wgt 'mop ;
Stott& A Blue fbr Letts to Gillett 4 Co,
16. wit 10,110 0 .
TusanaY. D member 2 1 .-Holtnem. L.
03. for Wyman .1 M. to MeMahant, wgt
5,120; same for Judy to same 10, wgt
10.7,0, at 6.25; same for same to Engle.
bright 11 , ,_wat 11,900. at. 5,20; same for
tams to McFarland 4, wit 3,070, at 6,00;
same for Green to Gibson 19, wit 14680,
st 420; same for MO - Fadden. to McMahan
8, wgt 6,770, at 0,1.5; same for Judy to
Gibson 6, wit 5.000, at 6,00; same for same
to Groff A K. 40, wgt 56,800. at 6.20; Barn
how* to 'Leaman 10, wgt 21,160, at 7,85;
H. L. A Co: for McFadden to McFarland
12, wort 9,650, at 5,00; Blorris to Slagle &
gt .17A10. at 425; Broom to
=rug 47, wgt 59,180, 7,10; Eiweenyto
Mme., 28. wit 42,570, at 8,50; Oden to
fledges 51, wit 62,090, at 8,37%; Trawl'.
Man & L to Hickman 32, 1070, at 5,70;
Bowles to Kelly 21, wgt 20,910, 5,26; L. &
J. Blumberg to Kettering 19, wgt 19,930,
at 6.50; Hazelwood ,t B. for Him ,t
McMahan 5, wgt 5,000, at 5,70.
WEDNESDAY. December 22.-Hedges
t Taylor for Fallen to Kelly 35, wgt
31,340. at 4,75; same for Fritz to Groff 24,
wgt 38,000, at 6,50; Ward to Kelly 20,
wgt 17,470, a 45,60; Holmes, L. & Co. for
Musscr &H. to Fritz 17. wgt 19,950, at
7,20; same fur McFadden to McMahan 20,
wgt 19,380, at 5,80; Rama for Davie to
Hartzill 19, wgt 20,800, at 6,8714; Traut
man & L. to Kelly 16, wgt 23,570, at 8,00;
came to Cochran & L. 38, wgt 44,170, at
7,25; same to Biddle 16, wgt 17.550, at
6,65; Bowman to Kelly 35, wgt 41.470 at
6.63; Hazelwood dc B. for Campbell to
Kelly 4, wgt 5,890, at 7,00; Eohenbangh
to Greanwslt &K 8, wgt 6,890; Magru
der to Keller 63, wgt 13,570, at 6,50; Evans
to Lamb & M. 6, wgt 8,410, at 8,87)4;
Anderson to Brim 64, wgt 83,380, at
7,50; Henderson to Moses 17, wgt 13,640,
at 5,55; Pletcher to Bach 17, wgr. 1 7. 950 ,
at 6,25; Orr Williams for Bowles .Co Mc-
Mahan 18, wgt 19,780, at 6,621 Lowenthal
to Rhoads 14. wgt 12,060, at 6,50; same to
same 6, wgt 6,430, at 6,50; Evans to Kelly
20, wgt 21,320, at 5,80; same to same 12,
wgt /4550, at 5,50; Bonton to Trannitan
& L. 17, wgt 19,500, at 7,12.
TNUESDAY, December 23.-Campbell
to Lamb & hi; 14, 18.940, at 8; Green
walt.t K. to Briggs 18, wgt 20,780, at
6,75; Biddle to Rink 7, wgt 7 690, at 7,25;
Holmes, L. & co. for McFadden to
Kelly 17, wgt 15,030, at 6,60; same for
Thompson & Co. to Knox 20, wgt 20,600,
at 6,30.
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The sheep:market was rather heavy
during the first two or three days of
this week, but yesterday buyers, gen
erally, pitched In and cleared the pone.
As a consequence. the market was much
firmer today, and all that were on sale
sold readily and that, too, at an ad
vance of II" to of a cent per pound.
We quote at 3 Le .5% for' scalawags to
prime shipping sheep, and for these
grades the quotations just named may
be cousidered . as the attremos. There
were but few on sale this Morning, and
It was thought the arrivals during the
balausoo of the week would be. Ilght, as
many western_openttora .would remain
at home for Christmas.
We alluded in our lut ropers to a
very dne drove of sheep, the lineal, per.
hapa, ever offered in this market. C.
M. Hagar, of New York, bought hi
head averaging one hundred and eighty
two pounda. at a!,i, and 79 averaging 131,
at an average of about BHe for the whole
130 bead. Mr. Hagar is an admirer of
line stock.
Hedges & Taylor sold a very good
drove, averaging 11.1535 lbs; to Pierce, at
Adcock Jk. Eckman report having
bought 20 car loads during the week,
for shipment to New York, at prices
ranging from 3 to sth.
The daily sales alum our last review,
were as follow,:
Dec.l6
'• 17
Thursday,
Friday,
18...
.. 20...
S turday,
Monday,
EEEMEI
Total this week
Total last week
I=
The market was rather dull to day,
particularity the common grades, sand
this kind, compared with last weak, is
a shade lower. Prime_ heavy hogs. fet
and smooth, Inch as are bought for
Philadelphia market, still hold. up,
pretty well, though not as brisk -as for
some weeks past, which may be ao•
counted for In the fact that the supply
of common hogs was unusually large.
.We now quote Philadelphia hogs at
10%011, and Yorkers at 9G9i4, One
single deck of extra lino bogs sold at
$11,40, but this is no criterian of the
Market. The daily sales wars as fol
lows.
Thursday, Don. 16.
Friday, 17
Saturday, 16
Monday, 20
Fnooday, 11 21
Wednesday, " 22.
1131 M
MARKETS ISY TELEGRAPH
New Your, Dec. 23. Cotton mile and
steady; Wes 1,300 balsa at 25Nc for mid
dling uplands. Flour dull: receipts 12,-
010 bbls, without decided change and a
moderato business; sales 7,40 bbls at
$4 4004 70 for superflee state western;
$5 1000 10 for extra state; 114 90'05 10
for extra western; $5 70(8 20 for white
wheat extra; $5 Bl@fl 05 for R. H. 0.;
$5 75(6 60 for extra St. Louie; $0 500
8 50 for good choke do, closing quiet, In
cluding 3,000 bbhi low grades extra for
import. Rye flour unchanged; sales 200
Inds at $4 110658.70. Corn meal quiet.
Whisky heavy; salsa 450 bbla western
free at 99051, the latter for Iron bound.
Wheat—rec -Ipts of 1,678 be, heavy and
lc lower; sales 41,000 bu at 11. 28 for No 2
spring; $1 30, winter red Vlrginia;sl 30%
(3',.1 33, winter red and amber western in
etoro and delivered: 11l 33, amber Suite
delivered; $1 4034, white wheat Michi
gan; 31 60, white Southern. Rye quiet.
Barley dull. Barley Malt nominal
Corn firmer for new and dull for old;
sales 43,000 bush at 11 II for old mixed
western in store and afloat; 94Q974 new
yellow southern; 873 3 99340, new white
southern; $1 04, old and new mixed
southern yellow. Oats; receipts were
2,300 bush; market dull and 21,000 bush
sold at 62340630 for western; 630850,
State. Rice quiet at 70734 c for Carolina.
COM° steady. Sugar quiet; - sales 100
hieds Cuba at 110. Molasses quiet; sales
410 bbls New Orleans at 74080 c. Hops
quiet at 18Q20o for American. Petroleum
quiet. at 16349916%c for crude; 80c, refin
ed. Linseed 011 dull at 910920 In casks.
Spirits turpentine quiet at 4330444 c.
Pork heavy and lower, with sales of SOO
bbls at 1130031,50 for new mess, 130(431
for old do., $24026 for prime. 128030 for
prime mess, also 650 bbls do. seller Feb
ruary and *March at $29. Beef quiet,
with miles of 145 bbls at laws for new
plain mess, $lOOl7 for neweixtnt meas.
Tierce beef dull, with sales of 60 tierces
at 32.5028 for prime mesa, ingto for In.
- dla mess. Beef hams quiet, with sales of
90 - bbls at 30(333c for new. Cot 'meats
doll, with sales of 75 packages at .120
12340 for shoulders, 170 for hams. Mid
dles dull, with sales of 30 boxes abort
ribs at 161i0163.60. Dressed hogs at
1214012,40 for western. Lard heavy and
lower, with sales of 458 tierces at HINQ
19c for steam, 185:',0183,0 for kettle ren
dered, also 1.000 tierces, seller January
and February, at 160. Butter quiet at
180320 for Otilo. Cheese quiet at i6OlBO.
Freights to Liverpool dull; shipments of
25,000 bash wheat at ad per sail, and 43(d
per steam.
Latest -Flour closed steady but with
moderate export demand for low grades.
Wheat dull and 10 lower but suircely
any Inquiry, - Rye quiet. Oats dull and
heavy at62%@6.73.0 for western Corn
unsettled and heavy at $1 1001 11 for
mixed western, Pork nominal at 1130
(or old and new mew, tva for January
Feb'y. Beef quiet but unchanged.
Cut meats: bacon nominal: lard dull and
heavy at 17%0160 (or fair to prime steam.
Eggs In moderate demand but steady,
CLIMA(IO. Decembei 33.—Eatern
2,030 bbla.
change 6rtu, 1-t0 premium selling, 110
off but lug. Flour—Low grades scarce
and tirm, 5 2 62,%@5 05 for spring extra
Wheat dull, and heavy, 2.,f@40 lower
sales No. 183 c. N 0.2 76%@78%c. closing
quiet at 76%; Market this afternoon tr.
regular aria heavy at 763.4®76%0 for No.
2. Corn dull and weak, 5@5%0 lower,
sales No. 2 at 68@72c, closing dull at 663,
no grade at 60c: this afternoon market
heavy at 680 for N 0.2. Oats dull and
weak, I%c lower, sales No. 2 at 415(0
42%C. closing doll at 41V,fal4INc. Rye
quiet, 66@670 for N 0.2, oloslog at 05@66c.
Holey nominal at 75(in30c for No. 2.
Highwlnes quiet and firmer. • Sugar_
thin at 11%01.4a for common to choice
Orleans. Frovtalons dull and weak.
idea. pork Is 5l lower, with sales at 527,75
clash and setter January. 52625@)26,50
seller February and March, closing at
52746027,50 cob, and seller January,
and 528,25€528,50 seller February; prime
mess quiet and steady at 525. Sweet
pick led hams are alaiost nominal at 15@
15%0. Lard lower, Clotting at I6•{ @
16%c cash, 10,1 c seller January, and De
amber February. Meats nominal at 1055
@Levi for salted shoulders, IS@IS%c for
rough aides, 14(4114%c for short ribs, 134
MO for green hams. Dressed hogs ao•
live and 56@750 lower closing weak at
110@10,60 for choice lola, dtv_ldtu_gonF.oo.
CLICVSL ND. DOCOMber PA—Wheat In
rather better demand, with light receipts
and firmer ules orNo No
at 111 10, No
2 red held at II 10, and No 2 white at
II 16. um uiet: re.
tined heldPetro le
at 27340280 f or a the q western
trade, and *mall Jobbing lots at 2@30
advance; crude held at Ls 90 per bbl.
81 . 0 LOUIS, December 23—Tobacco;
there Is scarcely any offering. Cotton un
changed.
Cattle steady and firm at .21.44eXe.
Hogs have declined heavily and are Ir
regular, ranging from 7.faeliel at the
close beat grade not quotable over Oc.
, .
OIIICAOO. Dec. 23.—Hogs,41ve more
salve at 48 60®9 for common; T 9 12%0
9 40 for fair pa medium; $9 76®10 60 for
Rood extra prime. Cattle quiet at
M®4 80 for butchers oowe and !halters:
is 590 for fair fleshy steers; TO '40(16 76
for smooth do.
OICINNATI, Dec. 22.—Tobacoo
and diffi
°banged and quiet. Hogs unsettled, dull
cult to
rata named
18 500
9 50 are the rates named by boldartsro.
mints 5,800 bead. Butter 'toady at 5 00
350. Hicks 5&. Meese 174@lit,ti0.
Lountru.tal, Deo. Z3.—Cotton 'War;
'PITTSBITROII DAILY (GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24 1869:
middling 2310. Hogs b3o@,Bloc rola;
receipts 1,800; killed_ 1,000 head. B■les
56 bbd. Tobacco at 868 for lugs; 1 9 (3 28
for leaf.
Desnorr, December 23.—Mi1l Feed
very scarce and arm: bran 15e. Dressed
HMO lower and panicky; beat offers Shia
afternoon 810.50®11. dill:ling 2200.
PHILADELPIIIA, December 23. Mlle'
ky firm, wood bound 11, iron bound
Petroleum very quiet, crude 21 %.
refined 80.
Nasal-mut, Dec. 2t—Cotton firmer;
low middlings at 22%c: good ordinary at
idn.waursit, Dec. 23.—Oats firm, at
43c for .No. 2 in store. Dressed Hoga
101;@10 ;c. •
- ,
TOLVDO, December 23.—IIegs dull at
11:134@liNc. Clover seeds; sales at iB,lO.
I)ry Gaol• Market.
NEvr Yosk, December 23.—With finer
weather the market presents less slug
gishness than yesterday, but is' never
theless very languid, and no amount of
speculation can galvanize trade until af
ter the holidays, If then. Speculators
have run the price of printing-cloths to
8 :4 cents, but may be forced to sell
printed goods at this price before the
close of the spring trade. The only
change to notice is a decline In Amoakeag
canton flannels of 2 cents on A A bleach
ed and 1 cent on A do.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
A.LLEGEENT STATION December 22.-
3 cars metal, Lindsay & McCutcheon; 10
dog brooms, W Seddon; 2 - dressed boas.
S Dyer; 82 bgs oats, 64 do barley, R
Knox & Bon; SO do oats. Mercer & Rob
inson; 1 car wheat, W McKee & Co; 1
car metal; Lewis B & C: 1 do staves, J M
Hemphill; 2 bas poultry. R & A Carson;
2 cars ore. Graff, Bennett & Co; 1 do
lumber, Forrest & CO.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, De
cember 21-68 care coal, • Kelr, Fatter &.
K; 46 do do, Armstrong, D Co; 18 do
do, Coleman, It & Co; 270 rails railroad
Iron, C A Carpenter; 6 pkgs marketing,
,1 McDonald Quoaan; 20 eke, oats, D Sat.
len 22 do oats, 40 de corn, Lea Sloghore.
PITTSBURGH. 011.1.3121111AT1 *ND ST.
Louis Raix.stoAn. December 23.-1 oar
bulk shoulders. W B Hays a Po; 20 oases
tobacco, A Schaub; 28 bdls broom; Ju
Connor; 15 cases hops, Dilworth Co;
6 bgs oats, 3 drained bopgs, J Wilson;
bbl. cider, Volgt 211 d Lb; *
41 by oats.
Meanor d EL; 8 dress hogs, Hippley A B;
8 tuba butter, 1 bbl eggs, F 6 Craighead:
8 do tallow, J & Danner:l car oats, A J
Russell: 50 bgs feed, W C Brown; 137
bite wheat, 27 do barley, F &Linda; 236
do oats, .1 8 Meal; 1 oar stave; J Pain-
ter & Son; 100 bits peanuts. Bitable A R:
10 bbls homlny..l Fl Lippincott; 25 do
do, Watt, L &Do.
PITTSBURGH FORT WATER AND Cm.
GADO RAILROAD. December 23.—.40 bats
broom corn, II McElroy; 100 bbla flour,
S B Floyd CO;, 4 do old steel, T
Malony: 50 do whisky, flostetter & 8;
400 do flour, T C Jenkins; 337 do do
Watt, Lang A Co; 2 care shoulders and
hams, .1 P Banns; 10 bbla Ogg', W
Graff: 70 lalla hides, Haya & Stewart; 200
bbla flour. D Wallace; 19 bdls b handles,
McElroy & Cu; 3 bbla onimia, Meaner it
H; 2 kgs butter, Woodworth & D; 25 bga.
rye, W J Meek ; l car acid bottoms, Se
ward & E: IS hogs, 1 box poultry, D
Byer: 200 hge barley, Pier, 1) .0 On; 5
kgi butter, Vangorder & 8; 2 bbla do,
J A Gram lot bed T ,C [Fulton; 200
tibia flour, TO Jenkins; 10 bbla a Iron,
Graff, B & Co; 4 kits butter, W H Graff &
Co. 11 can metal. Nirnick & Co: 6 do do,
Flallman .0 h; I do do, Brown & 0 o: 1
do do, .1 Moorhead; 1 do do, Brady'a
Bend Iron Go,
- CLEVELAND AND . PITTSBURGH RAM.
ROAD, December 23. 1 car lake lUD ore,
ME
205
2,236
5,309
11,9Q9
.14,281.
McKni,aht, P & Co; 2 .cara do do, Zug &
Co:7 do iron ore, Stmenberyer, 11 & Co
do lake cop ore, 13 moray, Walls &
1 dodo. Coleman, Rehm & Co; 100 bbla
lime, W H Hamilton & Co; 2 can grind
"tones, 249 ski corn, Mclisue & Aoler; 2
can potatoes, Broggerman & Olt 21 bf
bbls, 4 bbls apple butter, C A Boucher;
40 oases tobacco, W M Gormley; 2 bbls
C Feld; 6 so lard, Carter, McG &
Co; 10 coils old rope, Godfrey & C; 637
14669 t bdis staves, Phillips & 21; 30 bola oil, F
2,671
2,478
628
1.196
2,765
2,231
Sellers a. Co; 8,000 ft lumber, 18 bbla
pies, 6do beans, P Doff .8 Mon; SO Dbl.
apples, Day & Co; 30 do, Vangordar
Shepard; 20 do, idellenry & Hood; 28 eke
tan serape, sdo title, Flamm Son; 30
bbla apples.* pkgs aundrlea, Vole, Ma
hood & Co; 9 bile applea, 2 do butter,
do beans, 6 do dried apples. 11 Rea Jr; 8
bbla apples, 3do poultry. .1 • Allison; 5
bbld apples, 2 arklus butter,
'1 keg de, 8
Dovol: 8 bbla butter, 1 bbl eggs, W
Grafi& Co.
RIVER NEWS.
Upper Rivera.
[By the Nate end Atlantic Telegreeh.l
BROWNNVILLE, PA.. Difeee
falling arowly, wi1t:12134 feet of water
In the chaxspeL Weather cloudy. Ther
mometer aldegreea at b r.
Gruatenotto. PA.. December M.—The
river Is falling slowly, with 16 feet water
In the channel. Weather cloudy. Ther
mometer at 26 at L r.
OIL CITY, Pe., December 23.-River
at a stand. with 5 feet 3' Inches water
in the channel. Weather cloudy. Ther
mometer 27 degrees at 5 r. x.
The river continues to rise steadily at
this point, with 17 feet In the channel by
the Monongahela marks butt evening.
The weather has again turned quits
cold, the thermometer bud evening be.
log down to 28, with piercing cold west
ern wind. foe Is reported at the head
waters of the Allegheny, and we should
not be surprised to find considerable in
that stream at this point to day. The
indications last evening were favorable
for a "cold spell," and it would be Mat
as wele, perhaps.
The St. Charles, from Cincinnati, Is
the only arrival we have to report. She
has an excellent trip, including a con.
siderable quantity of auger and mo•
/saws. •
The Mar y Davage, Capt. Hugh Camp.
bell. with Frank Whiting in the office,
will leave for Elt. - Louie to day without
fall and 'happen 'tumid be bear this In
mind.
The new steamier Carrie V. Kennt a,
Capt. J. C. Vanbook, Is lilting up steadily
and will be the tint boat out for New
Orleans.
The Abeam* departed last .evenlne
with ■ very good trip, and rho will fill
out below
The Brownsville packets ward de
tained yesterday by the high water, but
will probably be able to !rave on time
today.
Business, as always Is the alai Just
preceding the holidays, Is dull, and it is
not likely that there will bo any Im
provement until after Now Years.
—The Nellie Rogers left Louisville for
Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
—The Wauanita was at Memphis, and
the Great Republic at Cairo on Tuesday.
—The Glasgow, from Nashville, was
to have left Cincinnati for Pdbiburgh.
en Wednesday, also the Nellie Rogers.
,-The Plain City, which sunk at 'Wicks.
burg, some time ago. was sold, last
Thursday, to Messrs. Ryan at Bro., for
11,250. Her furniture brought 1450.
.—Thd Vicksburg Timex, of Friday, re
ports the Luminary is sinking while
crossing Montezuma bar. The water is
two feet on her deck.
—The lll•fated Swallow, had the
lowing freight for •Pittebuigh: Arbuo.
klee &.• Co., 13 libde sugar; Dilworth.
Harper & Co., 83 bbls molasses; 8. Ewan
& Co., 21 bbls molasees: Hayworth
Dewhurst, 20 bbla molester: Win. Miller
et Co, 12 raids auger: Jones A Nlmick, 1
box sand; Allen Kirkpatrick A Co., 5
litide sugar, 30 bbls molames; J. S. Dil
worth A Co., 8 Wads auger,
—A 81. Louis dim:latch, under date of
Monday, says: Phll.Bheridan has • good
cargo, and will take out tale evening
160 tons pig metal. 100 bbla sand,-500
Dbl. flour, &c. Mollie. Abio took 600
need horses, mules and cattle. The
agent., clerks, books, Ao ,of the Corn.
pane are going to Cairo for file winter,
whence barges will run in connection
with the Illinois Central Railroad until
spring. Capt. James W. Davis ' form.
erly of Portamouth, OW, died at Des
Moines, Jowa, • few days ago.
RIVER PACKETS.
MEMPHIS AND NEN ORLEANS
- WOR NEW 081 EANP. ad d!M
.02 ha Dew lehs-pressars
Va . Mit V. itiqNTZ. -Cot. J. C. Valtllooll.
Will leave car the above asdlaternatelleta torte
oa_MaTEINDAY. lilltk Inst.:at 4 11. -
° WM VlP:jai 1'2,14'4X/it
dela . Olin.
Slttonab Bills Luling via *bane Boat to Gal
.ton. Indianola sad Benda, team, sod
bile. alelta• and Mem - goat ry, &lab ma, els knee
gas Liss. from New °sienna an 4 bTT Koastalle
sad Weer
on. W rackeen byts to Alassa4 la. nbrev.post
..." , Ihrs
°MUT & PORTER.
•
YS W stn street.
•
COMM
Ftt LOVIII.-TheaidM
• MARY DAYAGR AND BAILORS,
WIII mat. Inds At Mak morolag for the abovA
sad lotermedlAte
eli von.. Wilt kayo oa 111.1-
UAL *CZ UM. AP A IIM
ion!.
d -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iar9CHENCEOB PULMONIC
SYRUP SEAWERSO TONIC" AND.
ItiNDEAME PILLS will cure Consumption.
Liver mlete: and Dyspepsi If en accord
ing dl Co ree p ttons. They are alla ,
three tak
to be ma.n
at the same time. They cleanse the stomach. re.
Las the liver and put it to work: then the =Spate
becomes good• the fast digests and makes =Sod
the
bid=e'doniertimiteturis-Vrtrtr"'e lungs. the
repent outgrows tredilease and gets well. Mils
Ls the only way to cure consumption.
To these three medic.. Dr. J. IL Schenck. of
Philadelphia. awes his unrivaled =morn in the
treatment of pnlmonaryiJonsumptiou. The Pal.
monic Syron ripens the morbid matter In the
lung= nature thrown it DT by an easy expecte..
we... when the phlegm or matter Ls ripe •
slight cough will throw It off...lithe patient hae
t and the longs begin to heal.
reel
To do tale, the Seaweed Tonle and Mandrake
-
mtrt bo ireelybled to cleanse the Moo,*
and liver, w that the Yellowed.; Syrup and Uri
food will may good blood.
tichenek's Mandrake Pills act elan the liver.
removing all obstructions, relax the duet. of the
faabladder. the bile starts freely. and the Liver
s.n relieved; the stools will show what the
Pills can no; nothing hat ever been Invented es.
eept calomel (a deadlyith poiso ngreat whichis very dan
gerous to et. tin,es w care%) that wni
unlock the gall bladder and st rt the escretions
of the liver like Petcock's Mandrake !We.
Liver complaint Is out of the most prominent
mum of Consumption.
Schenck'. beaweed Tonic Is a gentle stimul.t
and alterative,. and the alkali In the Seaweed,
which this preparation II
made of. •asidsts the
stomach withrow out the gutriejedoe to dissolve
tee Rood the Pnlmonic ryrup, and it la mad.
Into good blood without fermentation or sonnies
In the Montle-h.
. .
The reason why phretclane do not care
Consumption Is, they to to do too mock; they
glee medicine to beetle fever to My ening, to
etop night sweats, and by eo doing
ahey derange the whole digestive bowery, locking
ta i gt ,, ,re d t ies
ations, and eventnelly petleal,
Dr. nehenek, big treatment, doennot try to
MD • eongi, night meats, Chills coiner. De
move tie canoe, and they fill ad nob of their
own accord. Noone eau le eared of Consemt.
lion, Liver Complaint, Dye peas, Catarrh,
Canker, Ulcerated Throat, n ine s the Dyer and
stomach are made healthy.
If •emson haseonentoptlon, of course the
longs In some way are diseased, eltner %anoxia..
&bee ..... bronchial Irrltaldon. Oleo?. •dheel_
or the longs are • mus of Inlhannatlon and rant
deszytag. In snob cues what most be done? It
Is not only the lunge that am smiling. but It tu
the whole body. The stomach and User hare lost
ober rower to make blood eat of food. Now the
only chance Is to take IJr. Schenck's three medl.
Mom which will tulturop • ton to the st
thi. settle= will besto to want 1.d,. it will Illne
easily sad make good blood; then the patient be.
gins to gala la dean, and as soon as the bony be
gun to mow. the longs commence to bad op.,
and the patient gets flashy and well. TOL ls the
only way tonere OIMMIMOtIari.
When (Imre IsEnna disease and_only Liver
and e
Comolelnt lbsela. Schenck's Seaweed
Tonle and Nand Ems are maiden; wlthost
tae Iftlt ooo lo S7fup. Take the Mandrake rills
freely In all Unload onelld•Mts, as th•Yase Per
' - -••-
Do. behenerk, wbo Ras enjoyed willitenneteo
health tor many year. Dan. cad now welt. OM
emends, wa. wasted ewe, to a mere skkeer•woo. la
tbe very last state of Palma...7 Ot.emPeCa.
hie phyalelans having ensnounced les case hope.
lee. and abandoned his to hls fate. He eructated
the albreseld median's. .0 etace his mew
ers many thousand. etellady &filleted have Wee
Dr. Beheock`spteparaiden with remarkable e■e
teee. Poll direction. accompany each bottle.
meklog It not absolutely ...Cary to pe reenely
.1 Dr. lichenet, eel MO Patients wlak the r lung.
...la.. and for the ourywe be Is profession.
ally at lea }Wine, al Udice, Phlisdelobla. every
Reseed.y, where all letters for advice must be 14.
se He Is also professionally at No. 39
Road street. New York, every other Tue...
sad at No. 3111 Hammer street. Reeds& every
otiter Wednesday. He wi t hvic few bat for
a theroub examen/el. kle nessfrometer
toe price Is CO. elloo II OW. aL each y Dom V
a. a. to 3 I, N.
W • F m ri.erf.olse)
p i e n r hoon
OPO n ,OO art T s o e .
I.dr s eFill.23 bees •loz. For taebyal . l
&Mbar, • arti:l6l.lAF
'grim:Ton. WHITTIER COM
TINULS TO THCAT ALL YAWATA
DIST ASKS. a hat numerous gr loss of eases result-
Ina fromaentabuse toro^netna aumaulluesa,
perms's drbillty k trritability. eruptions, seminal
mulatto.. mid nosily hapotercr pansomewO7
cured. Persons ataktrd with delicate, luoluto
_
and long standing coalltontiat mania Is are
politely intited to cal for ansultition, which
eostaot hag. ' Itinerate, the bait of loaners.
but •a•bled ha to perfect remedies at ones M
eant, safe, permanentand which Iv most ease.
an be used wi th out bledrann to bottoms. Med
icines prepared to the eetablithosent. which Im
brues °Zee. reception an waiting rooms; also
boarding ad Sle e p .paeto cots for patient.
•requirint daily penottal atteotion, and raper
and chemical bans, tins concentrating the tamed
mineral springs. No matter who hare failed,
slat. your ease. Howl what be tare in his pants
phlet of Mt paenneet to any addres. fur two
stamps in sealed eravalent.Thoosanda of eases
tr. ated.anitually. at oN e ad all over the coon.
111. 1 .rst. Pt. Han 9s. toll r. Y. Ban.
cloys IA mt. to le r. Pamphlet seat a ay ads
dress for ato 4i618 , 1P1. . sal
IarWANHOOD: HOW LOST
NOW ItFATORLD/--Jost Cubbened, I
• .vealed envelope. Pelee Or mite. A LIM
TURR ON TUA NATURAL TIOLATMLIT
.
'Lad Medical Cure of Nervous... Coosomptlos,
F.eltrz.r4 I,llli Tx. iv!. .117 i,
rather of Eh. Vincen Boot." &e. "A 'molt so
Thousands of Belkters " Vent under eel], In
plain envelope t o 40t address, Erostosid, en re
cents. two pofs*.- stausne. tu
)(LINA lvl.••
tul oiX cents. Jr two ~...otoor .lamp..cHA.d. J C. JELIN". CU.
Co
Mew
York. Postallice Pox 4514., 1117
Ad. , Dr. e ulver
..klarrmate Guide." DC. 11/1 cum,. Or
IarJUST OUT. •
”Clliktat PECTORAL TROCHES."
PUa OOLDL COIOIIII. BORE THROAT AND
RRONCIOTOL
NOOO no wood. Nooe ea pitmen.
Noon Care ea Ookt.•
• ItholiTON I OD.,
10 Aelot Noose. New lore.
nO snoreof Owen horrible tasted oalsoes.
11.1 'Brow. Coneeeetres.', . 4.21
ar-sATcar.Lows nun DIVE.
This spleasitg liar Dye is tn. berth, We world:
Lb. only tree pal.. Dye; Lamle. eata
ble, nriaaanaons mal l .ppolnusent; no vt.
Merlon. slats; rc the 111 aeon or bal
ayes; Invigorateßu m 4 S a dleae Hair Son .0
beantlfal. ages by al Dlnggian
i Tirg r: g. r, te.1,1`4.-:•Lf."O.T.
- s ib
THE EALINiR POOL.
II II2LNAT's Tun TUUNIII JAIN who Dave
Allen Into olelolebaMtr. and now destre *blither
Yd abetter M AN with certain toxemia
of rebel Aar the WAWA& Sent In wetted letter
never. tree or Cherie. Addrew NOW4RD
ANSILLIATION. Box Y. rhaviaplali, rasa..
wettoabdar.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, Ace.
CARPETS
NEW FALL SIVL'N.
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
DRUCiGET£4.
DRUGGET SQUARES,
Ingrain Carpets,
At the Lowest Prices Ever Offered,
BOVARD, ROSE do CO
21 era AVENUE.
=II
CARPETS.
BEDUCTIONN.
The alterations and im
provements of our Sales
rooms now in progress, make
it necessary foi us to im
mediately dispose of a large
portion of our stock of
CARPETS. OIL MOTHS,
Hearth Rugs, &c.,
Many goods will-be sold
at prices below the present
wholesale cost. Call atone at
OLIVES IeCLINTOCK & CO'S,
23 Fifth Avenue.
WOOLEN DRUGGETS
Arai)
FELT -CAMPE'III4,
IL 1L 2, 29, 3,3 L and 31,1
YARD WIDE.
BORDERED SWARES
Suitable for Parlors.
DINING DOOM CRUD CLOTH
Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
AT LOWBICPRICES THIN LIIIIEIIIOI
Hothitbstas4lng the aneualelthell tuff
won thee. ireedo.
& COLLIN
71 and 73 Fifth Avenue.
=I
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVEMPOOL AND
QUEESSTOWN:
nonamosan. wins:wen%
leathering Metre* Int-chum rem* Ames
them the eelehrthee
CITY Ole PA His, "Ty OP A WTWERP, _
CITY UP BUsToN, iTI or BALTIAtulti,
CITY 0 ViNraih.
Balling ILVZICI SATURDAY, from Pier 46
Worth laver, N. York, ler aesseze or farther
tenmestlea apply to •
WILLIAM InNOHADL, Jr.,
14313XITIIIIRLD STREET, Pitteltanth.
Fr B. LYON.
tbaler of Weights and Inaaarto.
Otiorlso. II 101711TH AVENIII, Plitsbargh,
De 7 ,11, Plusburgl
Lind. osslos. 0170. B. NatILTY, Deputy.
potr
FINANCIAL.
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK,
Wood St., cor: Second Avenue
:4: PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Oonpona, Bonds and Stooks
souairr AND sou). '
=I
w. viamncx. Vine ntadeatm
ad 411 CTRIN CLARKE. it.. Cublar.
N. HOLMES & BONG,
"13 • DI
57 MARKET-STREET.
PTIVSIIIIRGEL, PAU
Collections made on CI the D.MUS..' PeMt , of
the United Mat.* and Canada,.
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 0011311 BRON
Particulor attoatloo pall to to. poretuman4
nalo of
United States Securities
Juew
HART, CAUGHEY 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Fourth and Wood Enrage,
an, PAL.,
0311001380111 TO HANNA, HART • 00.,)
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lad paralcalsr sttee:Jost
We hahl to the tranksee
nad, of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SIM, Drafts on `London.
CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pi
CAPITAL. 8100.11010,
TOCIHOLDERS INDITIDUILLT LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPORT&
FOREIGN LICH/LBO?.
Bought ~ 4 0010, ../ desired remitted to
!niece.. Collection. mule on all the principal
points of Do theie United Rater and C.. ntscx Indents, President. ...
JAil as NcOsaa. Vies Prtgldent.
W. N. liottOMX.
Int.CTotta.
D. Ihmsen,. .. . . ,
' , Jura.. McCabe,
'Thom. Routs, Hoek Yeattni,
J. Dunlevy. Jr.. T•re.ca Campbel,
Patrick Kum Junes rhtla.o.
Ow. B. Darr. /1. A. Preyvogle,
'no. Jo. iiermans. nem.. SUM..
WAS JOd• Y. UAZZLit, libllettor
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
_ Of Pittsburgh,
Is now open for Discount. Dr Poop sad Uawaral
Hankins Ovalness.
. AO7 SIM restive.; from One Dollar upwards.
Interest as ;ARO rata of sit per cent. paid on
Ulna deposits.
-
ID. DITRRIDGIN., W. P. WZYMA_ L N
W. H. SIM.. FRANK .11RICKI.
W. 0. R , 4107.1'd01'. BAN UT MILIRR.
DAM. LINZIL, M. ARMOR.
LLIL rorthrst..
ED. DITHIUDGE, Preslhmit.
P. T. lIICIMICIL:CaabIer•
WHOLESALE GROCERS. to.
DILWORTH,HBPER & CO;
243 LIBERTY STRKET,
Harr JUST lITATIVILD
00 Barrels "Perfection' Drips,
=I
65 BARBELS N. 0. MOLASSES,
I=
25 HRDS. N. 0. SUGAR,
!HINZ THLLOW CLABIIIIIID
EMEMME
WILLIAM ELLER & CO.;
Nee. 111 and 111 Liberty Street.
Comer of Irwin, now oder the trade et low
are., etateUr
Prime New Crop Few Orleans Elam and
'blesses.
go :r m. c t ,,b trkiNg u ejvalar g... L.
feed do.
Bolden Dens. Lassen's, Brutal;lasst . s
Adam. , and Loss. Ishold Byrom
Porto Rico. Cabs and daillskr Island Molasses.
Toses Upon. Jaws, lmparlal, Unaposrdes
aad Oolong Teas.
Walls& sael Ha&won, Ulm.
Jass. Lad.Tra and RloColas.
Tobstoo. Lard Oil. Pleb. Nslls, °bus. Mew.
Cottos Tarok 414, coutaatly en land.
ALSO.
I==3
Pine Brandies, Wines and
}Chubb. Morella sad Sparklbw 1111 1 1E 4
of Hulot
I Co.. to bottlaa.
Dipaildghllowello u tletarsbal a ad /ohm
" /Srad '. H eaborr Prarco '. "" 4111 4 • T bilte on.
do do Clare; Imported Id beitaill
do do White Mud, la bdttlaa.
Y. Work & Poso , _ltskarlillag Cat+ who.
Pad Old ahem, Madeira and Port Maim
010 Illoariagaboia P , pm.
do tiny Baporior (Ho watch do 00.
ALSO,
ghee rata Air Meet Al thisaticia , s Organ Via
=may and adieu Champagne.
Bratkdlt• Or oar ona Womb* lad Inmate g
- .
•
VITABLIISEIED
- A. &T. GORILY,' 1812
W. X DORM,
WHOLTIR A T.T% GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
trintscrtx OLP. NAGLE
p
=M
M STEELE & 808,
• Ctimmfaaion Merchants
=72=El
pr,oun,GtitAngc, PEED. Ate
M".TMI'MgMW!!•MM
e==
rrr XIIL JAMES 7. =CHART
WEIL & mcnsor,
osiangszoir 1111110111 INTI,
PLOW; GUM SEIM% NUL ITZEA 110.
life liberty 111" Pittsburgh.
slrstert
MEANOR & HARPER, .
FLOUR, OLIN • MD PRODUCE
Commission Merchants
Ns. ERR LIMERTT STURM:,
Cosflgnammta wilened.
- Wi.-C.-ARMSTRONG,
1:11oomoot to Fetzer Ariutroncl
PEODUCETOIIO3BIO3 IIiEBCHEART,
No. 25 Market Street..
L. J. IIL.ANCHALUD,
Melanie and Retail Grocer,
No. 396 PLAN STILT
.13:0/
n'TLE, BAIRD lc PATTON,
Whole.'. Unman, Cozinaltslea Illerebaal.
a. °Wen Pnolsee,Vour. Bean Uk,us
1121. carbon WO LSO DEM D1L118,1.11.11,
Velton-Y•ros and all I.l , tajlk . Maas Delay . ..
fesowsll7. 114 .. d 114 MOUND 828.4.1 a,
et. überru.
Jour T. itoosit..zaw. 110013....11/1. 74 acrtnii.
EOUN L HOUSE & U9OL, Sue.
• arson to JOlllll. BOUni £ CO., WIWI,-
sate Grocers and Come.halon llerebutta, Cons:
of naltbliold sod Water itloolL Pittolmfot. •
101111 MIMS a. IiALLACIL
eirroN awALLAcm.wh ole -
SALH.ROCHALA AND PROD1:1011 DIAL.
Ho. • !SIXTH WTHILLT. Mayanlb
m
8 L1 4 . 11 . RMS . cr. Emus',
Trlllolli L.
YOY bbt •
ha Easter
We W4n WhliaLiele.
30 CASKS PEARL ASH IN
marl aa4 toe sal*. '
D. 0137 ZLD.
. .
- —","-..f-,.,-4;t5.0.VAt.,,..,N,,..._,'-:..,,,;..k,,,,,i'ii....,i::-•,7,.,,,.-.-,is•q:'k,,7t“-,!7.,,.'21-4,,,,;',,,.,.•;,•,,,,,,,:,,,'.,;',-I',.;:i.'-,.!
- '-'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''',.:A'M-'•-,lrU'iZ'.''',',••TC%:'-'&'...2',•';',.i.'i',;i.;',';-:,,t7y.i.;,,,.•,.,:!,',.•.':-t,,i',6":: ,
IRON AND STEEL.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN. Khaki & CO.,
1=29
IRON. NAILS. STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
L X-AND JUNIATA,
/LAT RAE. ROUND AND INUARE IRON. •
BAND. HOOP .lIRETAND TANK IRON.
BOILER PLATES AND BRADS,
tiCARD IRON. DRAAI BABA . P BAR%
7LANOEIt, CUTTER CYLINDER
IRON. •
?AND FLAT RAIL. Dm Coal Remit.
CROW RAWL WEDOILN A NARROW TIMM.
SPRING. PLOWAND CULTIVATOR STILL.
BTREL WINGS AND MOULDS oat to pattan.
STEIL TIAXII. STELL SHANTIED. A. B.
COACH, BUGGY and WAGOA SPRINGS awl
A-ILK&
V NAILS AND SPLIBIL
All Goods First Mau and Warranted.
•
OFFICES AND WORKS:
Sixteenth Street mid Allaghway Rtser
m ud 71 Water Strust, Pittsburgh.
hi
MILLER, BURR &
WY. METCALF.
OM W. BAER,
RUMEN MILLIE.
CHAD. PARKIN.
r==
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BABB & PARKIN,
HBO, Se. HO Liberty Strut,
talltda PITTI3BIIEGH, PA
pirreeinum
STEEL WORKS.
ISTABLISHILD Thr IU4
ANDERSON & WOODS,
I XAMiTrACTIIIIMIS 07
MIXT REPINED OAST "TEEL
Of every - eeseuiption. Also. beet
Mad germ Plow andlpring Steel.
CORNER ROES AND MST ANCHOR Plttr
_ PA.
DUQUESNE 'FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLEE,
(Successor to JOS.. HAI(H A C 0.,)
Ru faellllles meentoonlve with the lesoilog Tom
tea In the lbw, and In preporen to promptly nod
otltromorlly 111 all orders PY ST/CAMPO/a
eAFT?, CRANKS, PIRToI7 6UDtI. MINIM
P w lT c M otu S i A v P.
P * R H AM M 4 , ,
R t A og l L et lV er A wi t h Ls
or e Y
dmortptlon of PUMPS WORY. CHUG maggoty*
Corner of Duquesne Way .ad Pint Meet.
MOSMOO
BLLIMSHMEN PROEM.
The Trustee. are now prepared to grant lien
s. ter the use of the ILLLIISHAUdida Ylq.
Chao.
the =eerier quality thlpaeted to eood Iron. th e
ro:1121=g1 ,Inte r iorai ;fattgal;:i
Partle. within/ to nee It can obtain Uoenaes by
pplyins to
.JAMES P. SPEER,
Attorney for the Tron
Furth a.,
ROOMS 1 and St InnlIsh•• Bulk/lag, 1141 M
_ -
ranter Intererted aro Ironton to vain the
SiSoiNSKlrttialt WORKS, alma Q. v....
ISO 10 enectaalni operation.
sEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
1 NGER, NIMIOK & CO.,
PITTIIIIIIEGIS, PA,
Naaafsetarers of every deseription of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL.
SPRlNefi,*
AXLES, STEILL 7101, , au, •e.
Warehouse. 88 Water slid 100 First Sta.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS. .
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
I'=
r_71,14 01 n-i A
Ca.. and WarabotolL TRIRTIITH...THIRTY
YIRaT sad RAILROAD STRILSTIL
IPITTSBOHOLI
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as am: other Stare In the Unto& •
BISSELL & CO,
No. 285 Liberty 'Street
Al" La bud sad formals.
PARLOR STOVES,
BELTING STOVES.
GNATS FRONTS. PENDRES.
• MORINO RANGES.
GRAFF, RUNS & CO.
ILLNIMACTIIIIMI 07 ZYZIT V.Ml= Or
STOVES,
BOSTON COOKING SANWA
MRYIiNAOr
Ina WARNING BOILDINaII
TOnric?ra armou IMIWwr comm
OOKTO AV/Ma IM
COLA. Cs,
VAN'S IllsalessU Patters) ITABLE
MANIC CAST I SON KAWSLISL WILLMAN'S
HISLECTurL SULAM", fres Man &rims/ 4503 . 1
GRATE PEONTS, INNOZES.
208 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
C 313
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
so. so wool) MTREET,
etchtithethrers of the Oreftest irsalettet ,
Cook, Parlor and Heating-sfmk.
TO Br. POUND
tow. anortmentoill Mad ill the 7.427077
PATTICRNS AND DIPROVICODCNTtI, bud We
repot... of our nut •to auk th at .7 ono
own oy a rood ortlole.o.lo pub.* acme bat
lbool mazooloomnd by u. OA ,boy .bo toood
I..yout don.. as well as utbromAk., Would
w -w
oo sold pout. lourod. will or
All oho lava nand Was bdo.
abtoror too, other and tarsus*.
gr. 0000 toe Caulonrout Mee 11.15‘.. • Ws
BRASS POUNDERS
HENRY. BIER & CO.,
anconsous
SORE EL COOPER & 00.,
Bell said Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MADZ PIWYPTLY TO ORDM
Rateable and Grey Iron Fittingly
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
MOTILE, lIPETT lAD cum ULM,
els. GLOBE PATTERN,
IRON COCI
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and OiL
itasurAortonces or J. r. coots a cols
Improtal &loteo•Wheel Steam tamp.
ads for Dreyfus' 'Patent oig
ere, the best in the Market.
Stm ti catsO .lUld Works, corner Thlrtbentli and Plas
• WIII
TWOOD & McCA FFREY,
PlUAlntrak, PA.
OEM FOUNDERS AND 11ON PIPE FITTER&
ant AGIINTEI the A. 8.. CAMERON • 0011
IMLAY PUMPS AND NLEI*INS
ARCHITECTS
BARB & MOB.
Run. soma assocumunt
s &Rd • IR. Mat RR*. .P,u.sbargl Ps.
BMW sttexaos eves the &wigwag sad
roam el 00131 T wripErao
SUILDINOIL,
FOUNDERS, IdACHINISTS,
N ATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
'COlrne;Carro:l 444 F4II44I[MUIR OISZI:414.
=I
PIIn.'S It(:11, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
I=l
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOR GAR AND WAVLE WORKR.
My 17f. are all cut Ine►riabl7 to Pita. In dry
sand and LA feet lm[tbe• Also. fell ►eeorteuat
orsaeral
Castings for Gas & Water Wor
=I
sots of Gas Works to my make or RETORT&
OAP FORT PITT
'OUNDRY COMPANY.
°Mall AND WOWED,
TWELFTH STREET.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IT Engines. Bolling Mill Ma.
chinery, Nail Machines, Be
torte, and Castings generally
pLICEIICIC & BRO..
maz a BtFROLAII-PROOr
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP. NO MOULD
ENDINES AND MACHINERY,
nszweicir WORK, RIWAIRINGI AND ruT
TINki-Ur MACIIIN LILY.
Coi. 17th and Pike Sts., Mink Pa.
=
==l
MONONGIDDLI FOUNDRY.
W. d. ANDERSON & CO.,
antifteturers at IRON HOME /MONTS,
WLADOW I.IIITgLB sod SILLti, and
Casting of all Description.
AlirSpecial attention paid to AII.OIIITZOTII.
R Le CASTlllitli and to (autism. fors
Masa Haute..
MITIC. /Of Fomrnay—No. WATZB
STILEXT. Pittantrah. ra.
ROBINSON, BEA &
summon to Bottoms. Want .111Intato'll. •
WASHINGTON WORKS.
FOUNDERS AND NAM:MISTS, PIIIIBUROH,
Oanntlietarera of Boat and StallOnarf Stem KO'
Maaa. Blast 'Enema. 11111 - Maebleary, Ovarian.
lehivill,g. earrings of ail diocripUona 011 Tank.
aad aUlla nailer and skeet Iran Wark.
Va;==UU:il
- •
Acmes Aar OIFFARD'S PATZITS WZRCTOR
for reez. Boilers.. 1111. iii
OM AB CARLIN & CO.,
Pohl Ward Foundry and Nadine Wadi,
==!
Manufacturers of Stations. and Portable Sleanl
kareeeo di Work.. Pollees, abatt.e. !Met
and 15. Mill Balling KM .d Maorclne
Castlnga, °gate liars. Weight., Wagon Boxes
&e, bent to order and Dave ea bind Bastaas at
all as. taniand '
OFXURAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS.
IsSO Senn Street,
BOLLIAN &-1110ALEY,
==!
ENGINES, BOILERS. &c.
FORT rrrr
BOILER, STILL ABB TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL AND SNYDER,
111ANUNACTOTtrail OP
TtrpuLuz, IX)DBLII-PLUND TIIIII7LAR
EIRZ-801 AND viTLISDKIL eTZAJE BOIL.
za&
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANN%
ISHINIXEYB, BRELUHING AND ABS TANS,
D ENSE
SETTLING ABS, Y SALT YA.I4EI AND CON
isrcurrams, cmsoirrnina AND nos
BRIDGES,
nuson DOC4IB AND COAL MUTES.
OAleo aad Warohooso,_ corner Soessi
Third. Short wad Liberty Staves.
PITTABIIRGU. PA.
!Orders Sik to the shore address will be
promptly attended to. =bre
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.
pr. Point Alley and Duquesne Kt
=1
Engine Builders; Asunder/ and
Machiniste.
Kaavracdaws• ISTLAYBOAT ittenrta sad
lITA.IIOIIAAT 141012110. of all alma.
ilmetAt
i nn IT zit/ r FIZATLIZi
BOILICA. aid born power.
CASTINtIa, of ever, %Ind, wale to vadat ate=
lON 7a•aeh7, aa THIRD aTRYT.T. below Mutat. •
Ibr Cal MUFTI No, PULLIRTS. -
HANtilerta.:l4olloll aad TOWLCOI.I BOOMS
add Itlarti TOBaCet) s•BISSILS, oa Lad and
mude to ardor. as taa
.INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
jprzttag ibiMlegkoky sear the rots;
orforil Droliptly lilted. TaT vil.
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
r:RElPpoimik co.,
_.• Niatilictanus of •.
10 .N 1.11 OIL TAISr
T rkht
A449,AXON IZAI iCh
CIIrN Ek
Cot. of Becand - li — rtntiVind - tibuty it.,
PITTSIII7IIOII. PA.
•
Smutting dose promptly. Order. Mat WU.
.bm. adders* WM be prObipily attended 10.
&KPH AN. Comedy , ILAPapprat CARROLL
& PYIYON.II.II.
.or.11:012
WII; BARNHILL & CO,
BOILER MAKERS
AND Slag= IRON WORKERS,
WO5. 110, 911, 5114. AND Sle MEN frr
Having secured • large yard 'awl lir:listed It
. 1 " thn I , Mwt •Perured ruarbluery, we are Awe.
pared to tussah. tore ever, d.onrlPllon
ZOO Its Ike best manoirr, sad warr•••rd equal to
any as& In the *gamin , . (laltuneys, Urreeelsi.
egro Weds. Steam Pipes, Locomol.1•• Boilers,
Condensers. ralt Pans. Tanta. Oil mulls, •srlta-
WIN &Mai Palm. Bolter Ir 0•, Bridges, Sugar
Pane. sad Mt manufacturers sr harna.lll4 rale
sat !Oilers.
et!2!==M:!M=
•UD U. IBRUSII... mxtrart. brim
JARED 31. BRUM 10014
MINIIPACTUIZEREI OP •
Steam Boilers, 011 Still!, Tanks.
SUEBT INON WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street. POtaburgh.
NOVELTY WORKS
pirreevuGn
NOVELTY WORKS.
=1
BUIOW, ABMS S. CO
ILI,XIVACTOPIOIS OF
• .
urniCATrotie D ilDw4ifils / Pair`
=I
• SCALES._
rim laese rw rstat Doer eaki a tit 1+44.
VIM atrial' ANA% GLUT NIL
rlittsbiniga. PiansPa.
r, -10
WEST COMMON
- Machine Mena Troyigh
ISMUirau,soratrotWs&Comoon. ant&dist,
Banda 4LTVATICE & oa ,
lisedhos &ma or low_ •ea • ttfUst&d&ra- trDERJONJA WIECOIregs, a
" 1 ". 1 4 32 TogitW .'7 seeutold= 1) `""'".
O,6 •Nr Mamas/ szeasseir "6 reams - . '
• •
, _
ME
RALLROADS
• •
•
EENNSYLV. A... Mummy
NIA CENTRAL :.AIL
LL On an I niter II r. a., dander NOV.
1444. 1809, Tr.: s nfil arrive at =ow
'OJto the Union Orpot, corner of Vi
~,2 lAN,. etroet.. *a fol!oves:
Arrios. Dream
XIII 1110 am ' , outbera Cm. 8 50 UM
ran Lae 1.45 a. lap.ra.
Wall's No. 1.. " IU a. Wall . , 'No. I. 0.30
BrintonAe Nol 7:50 am:Mani:rain 11:18
No. 2.. 4:5 , / am: Brian:. hr.. 10:80
nea , lar:rt. Y.3.8:00 am; nralklAs Not. 5:15 pas
Jahnetorn It1:50 ate.:ploetwar 1 0 .
Bra , At S o l 4:00 Wnll , No. 2 -1 1 .81.81
Intiahlan En. 1:30 pm:Johanna; 4e.rinug
pntille•akri•.. 1:50 pat lara'as ie No 8.118 pv
No. 1..51,509m,Ph114 Zaptc.4lr..
kralka AeNe 0:35 pm, Wall, No. ski
Wall, No. 4. 80111 pm, AWL No 1.. n:
IlrintofAc No 21:10 ato:•Fast Line
W7Pes Va l . o m :4 k o e
Mo sWeaa llm'is
e N c o t .
oFn..
a 1 IH:oeonnffla.
bar. for I,olmore.
Chant. rlsiU Isavea Walt. etatzva.„.„a
dapsu at 9:03 a. ra., reach Lag l'lttoisuaga
10:05 a. at. Its terming, leaves l'lttslaarga
ISOM/ p. re. lad arrives at Walla Etabioa IY
p.m.
•Cleclacatl, Express I , avra daily. Boa
Express leaves 4•11, except Monday. AD •
awns daily easspt linuaay.
red fantasy laior
W alsellvto_
W. / - 1.9R - CWrils Aram,
Res Pimayl•AnlaßAllrodd Cosopury will En ea.
mns any 4.1 to-y-4-Ihr ig
mpturvt serrzom...d 6 . "
that amount la value vrtll Dv lithe na. at las
evrany. union Wen by •peclo.l ecattn4L
EDWARD S. WILL
non fitieral Nlmpellltteadeett. AltooWty,
ER T•
EHTERNiNERIII
- j a
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.—On and after NOV. 14. 1069, Us
Pueenger Trains ea the Western Ptunsylvalls
Rarlroad will arrive at and depaal trona Um
lattars I Street Depot, Allegheny City,. Wove!
Morlngle No i4:40 a m!MaIl .
I .1.00• St
Freeport NO. 3 9:90 am, Free p ortFree p ort No. 9;litla
10!40 ntalgitarptOir Not 110 a 21
SharptOrg No.11:01) p WlCepreau . * llO . pre
Freeport N0.211:45 p myna , 3.10 em
—". . 8:60 pro; reep,, ~ ..25;%0 paa
Swindon: N0 . 16:314 p 6:34 p
Above Menu run daily eau
The Church Frets lures tm01y...1 .
Jant!los
ever, Sunday atlf:4o m.,reanaln, A Leg aoty
Oita at 9110 a. m. Beturntag. loaYa• aiNaaaalf
Olt? 1:511 p. m. sad OTrITII at wllelLeW jute
Coo at 3:40 p. m.
tk•The directving AllegbenY 4.ity 1:00
at. maeounentton at F ryetert em?..WW• •
ker , s Suer Italy. for Butler and ' , tsar I natoun e
Through ticketsmaL b be perusal, at Ito Mao%
No.l St. Clair evic t near the linapenel.Joßrldgen
Plttaborph. and at e Depot. Anegheni. •
Nor taraarlaJormstloo sings to
JAMT.B LITIFILICTs. stis
Federal Street
The weeny. Fututylvaata Itallroad;7l.gsol
Mum en/ Melt Baggair, except los assault
saws'. sod Malt their - reapernalbllll7 to
moored Dollars In value. AL baggua ca.
seeding this amount to vsdue wattle at the dellt of
tea owaet, '" E t tiIVA L IIIir tkr=k .
note General Booertattadons. latoOna.
.__Tl
11§W
PORT WATNE k CHICLOO
0. W. and CLIVELLND • PITTSBURGH H, H.
.Teem NOV. 14th. Ind% mine nun•avernan
and arrive W. the Union Depot, Damn aide. rm.
bent el=ao, •• follows:
Artins.
irmgient:: rtany:.altpat
last sae. 0,15 N •m m
CIIPeoltsalt14:1•11 In
CV. la!a ICON pm Cleveland Zs na_laje at
chtase Ex.. 51614 pm Ede Yd.n Zetl:o-0; la
B• Erie En11:03 n CI. ltWh , • lita7oolllpln
Delmtlfrem Allet heft. Arrow to Atteet.l.
Beer /allafe./4:3N • sn Leetsdale de,.0:03
Leetadale: M:OR • ell Ilts , r Ta 11... OMR cm
. _
•• • 11:63. la New Coatis ••10.101an
= WWI ,`• :1: Fr:eTlid ale `.:1141p1
Laatalala pal R L
ewd.alls •• 11:.43 pn
•• .6:13 p Leet • •• 4alla pm
Laetalala •• 1 6:43pm ' • •• T. 7.3 pi
Pair Oaks San- ITair ()aka Ban
d., caarab. jag pla d•l Omuta. 9111 aai
/Pk SOON p. ll.Obleago Express Warn 44.17.
ar/P111:10) p. ra. Calugc Xx_preaaanbreadaar,
P. NIYIRS, J. N. NeCULLOINIII.
Beal. Pan. i Motet Agent. Neal. 'imager.
nom • •
CHANGE OF ORMIII
ILI MCC.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
THZ ONLY DISZOT ROUTE 'ID THZ IME:
ZZGIONS WITHOUT CILANGZ or OARS
On and after MONDAY. Nov. RSI. DMZ TWO
THBOUGH TRAINS DAILY (exoept tkoolo)
trill Mayer Plttalowst Depot. corner of .1.400,
tants wad Pike stre•ts, for Yrsoklls.ollcatnw.
tyre, an 4 WI mints In 1.1.4, Oil Regtonos
LiLYI ITIVIXIMOII.
i tniilT T , lief
D A T t's ;POP m Want 1 ..... T:110
Inili t nitoP7... e4o rf. lot: ii.ofir.:.eits
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Pittsburgh Time.
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Mora 12:53 p. m. 9:213 a. 51.
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13:13 r. N. m.a will arrive dolly. • • •
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AD.
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tat*, tralos will arrive an *parr. from UM
=maw Of Grant and Water street; se
• Depart. AMUII.
Nall to from 17n1bn.
tow.. 110
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U. H.A.YktOND.
W. B. STOUT. Pilrenet.tident.
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.TN THE MATTER OF THE
application of the FBEEffOLD BANK and
BUILDINO AIiBUCIATION for &Charter of
Cory:ration.
No. 1100, December Term. 1869.
Nollee Is hereby elven that an ipplicellon it* .
been made to the Coirt of Common Plea.
Aliellitenr. at No. 1190, DeeeMber- Tend,
1669. by the Freehold Bank and 11 , 014110 g Awn.
dation for aCherNr of Incorperailoru • addtrygg
the mune will beerated hi the Cr t the DU..
erginber Term, vain. sufficient res Iro thou',
to the contrary.
JACOB 11. WALTEE. Pr•xlitotiotsi7.:
PlrreitritClll. Dee. T. 1069. , 1(1m16
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THE DISTRICT COURT OIF .
rt. or
OTATI6O, for the Noatera
Wet of Peonsylvanla.,•
•itin Piz ti N. of Pittsburgh. a Bank
raid under the Act of Cott/teas of Berth
18011, haying applie c l aim. discharge front%
hit debts. and otherplovattle under said
Leg, by order of thenutlet Is hereby
given, Wail persosultho have proved thdr debts.
andothe , persons Interested. to pear Olt
ttl4 OM 0.7 of Jro4l-4 • dlO at 10 o'cloci
A. ..[...Clore SAMUEL ap •
• t.._loll*
• . • • •
Mt. to Bankruptcy. at Mt °Mee. No, t •
mood street. ratlal , oratt, Pa.. to show ea.., It
.7 thei hare, why a discharge should not be
granted to Ile mid Banernot.
de17:411-P 8.0. Iltt,aNDV;l33. Clerk
VIECUTOWS NOTICE-Notice
Ay It hereby pima to all persons Indebted to
tat a.tato of .../11111:8 0..1.:11kAN. late of Boma
del towashlp. Allerbeny county. deald, to pay
ta the a ndershmed, and all perOom bolded el.ea
wl4l present them properly unbends for
as !anent.
CARBOLIC SALVE!,
• The important discovery_
of
the CARBOLIC ACID as a
CLEANSING, PURIFYING, and
DEALING Agent Is one of the
most remarkable results of
Modern medical research.
Baring the late civil war It ,
sins extensively - used in the
Hospitals, and was tonal to
be-not only a thorough dbiw.
fectant, but also the most woo.
Aerial and -speedy. HEALING -
REMEDY ever known.
It Is now, presented In a
scientific combination witb
other soothing and' beating
agencies, in the form of a.
SALVE; and, having been ah
randy-media numberless eases
With most satisfactory and ben.
• edcial results, we have no bush
•
ration In offering It to the pub.
lit us the most certain, rapid.
nod effectual remedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter of
how long standing, for Burns..
Cuts, Wounds, and every
ABRASION of SKIN or FLEW '
•
and for Skin diseases generally. •
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Sold by all Dmabsta. Prim n 5 cents:
JOHN F. HENRY,oIeNti
110.8 GOLLECE P1.11 4 6E. New York.
READ! REAr . ! READ S
cone
R. mo .nd in nun minute, nWuont bleedlng tr
leaving isorencs.; snd Ulanaud NMI/
Itemrved 1n 1 few anuci . es. An opttations per
formed without pall% or Voodeha6 I
Perfect comfort Immedlde.7l
• bollozoo. =led :the unfit
. No sore feet after oilerstinst
Irdarsod and Sint Joists treated sea:sir twit.
VI ost-Blte sad COPlMatee clued In► fee dam :
estlalseUeit even de moat y refunded. - . Good
Ctp_Bafereaees given.
.odiee TiOnra from B a. Y. to 1511 if., and Ito/
e K. Sands's. 9isitA. K. •',
Itomemotr tiot plate. No. 49 Sloth Wed, Di
Bt. Clair, ork a. air..
Dr. D. DILTWAION. Illtotorrity 94.
41.10:04
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