FINANCIAL.
• AMERICAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH /WENDT,
. .
. - Prril031:02011.
taxa carves'. . . . . - 11200.008
Eltickbelders Ipilvidailly Liable.
• simem of DIFICOIIIIIT AND rtzrosn.
JOHN FLOYD WM. rboyn.
Prechlreit. • Gabler. .
utuct - roltil.
Thou. K. Maryhall, Jobs K. Murtlend.
W. T. rilusuou. • Afullltml4 Wallace.
41.113 e. W. A rnm, Jas. D. Kenn
( A. , . B. Lath, ' Vim. Fluid*
1 ;i:Itat; nu.. fully or[uutyed sad MP Uta
- to do • [eland BlLlaiglibutnem •
fel otiii
GOLD,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
sought at Highest Prices.
PIL R. MERTZ, Banker,
Car. Wood St. and sth Avenue
Uri
LIES T. Liu & Co.,
tellaCiaars to H. JOl4lll i Co
Onset Foarthlvenne and Wad St,
33 . 1K3aEtS,
B.y and gel] an iumt.
GOVERNKENT SECIALITIES,
SOLD, SILVER AND COMO"
ON YOST IAVONABLZ TIMM.
Whined Allowed ea Depodts.
1111r1towe y lowered on Uovernment Bonds' at
Minot auto% Tates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and hale or "MOCKS, BONDS and
11OLDc
SKIERS T. BRADT d CO,
tbs Vittsbut tiapits.
FINANCE MD TRADE.
Orr= or P1TZ53171011
Mormar, /an. lelo.
There was a general disappointment
among the bulls In Wall street and the
apecsidative public In general. The very
41/orable bank statement of Saturday
Induced every body to beittiVe Matto day
there would be a Mineral rise In all the
Markets. Reid advanced, some of the fan
-4Y
stoeka advanced likewise, and bonds
Wore firm without any material rim; but
the upward movement was rather feeble
and the eta* market yielded immedi
ately after the first call, and gradually
declined about one to one and onequar
ter per cent. especially In Northwest,
common and preferred, New York Cen
tral,.Reading and letkeaborm The be .
once of the list were less affected. ..
Gold opened at .1..114e, advanced to .
121% and closed at 1203 rather weak
and dull. - It appears as if our remarks
about gold, in regard to its future course,
walla prove correct, despite the mo
tnentat7 strength it shows at present.
Bonds were less fluctuating today
and malntaised fully tho clueing quota
tions-of Saturday.
gnomon, •an received try Ph. R.
Hertz Gold, 120;‘; Silver. 117; Eighty.
One's, 118, Five TwoviLies, 18 . tM, 116%;
do 186 i, 11534; do 1866, 115%; do 1866,
11.4%;
Consols, Tan 114.,
Forties. do 180 112%; A d ams ls
do
Ex. 1868,
press Company 64; Merchanta Union
Expo= Company. —; American Ex.
Cr:Company, 38%; Weatern Union
graph. 83g; New York Central,
f'''Ail" Reading, RN; Pittaburgh, Fort
Wayne■ it Chic go. 67%; Ohio it Mis.
28; Michigan Southern, 543;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 90M Chicago.
Book Inland it Pacific, 1.1.134; Chicago &
North Western 7254; Chica g o h North
Waders' Preferr ed 637;; Erie 2334.
ri.lcs,rfre. imam
rano, perArano. 9O 24 l6
=Mrt. aier.2534
90. 92
forth. . 62 64
--Curing qinantlons received by Janis
T. Wady A Co. Gold: 121; Vatted
States 11.1xes, 1881, 1181 Plve•Twentler,
188 , 115%': do. 1884, 115%; do. MS, 115%;
Tan•Fort.ea, 112%; Ylve-TwenUee, Janu
ary and July, 1985, 114%; do. do. 1887,
1143 f; do. de. 1888. 114%; Union Peal&
Rallroad. 88; Central. do, .do, 911;• Cy.
Waldo, ill; Lake Superior 98.
ley Telegrasbb to tn. Pttlaberet Cluttte
NZ - w . IEOIM, January 244870.
Money active at 4@7 per ceut. on call
loan. Sterling steady 8%(9. Gold
watt, opening at 121. advancing to 121%
and dieing at 1=%®12:1%. Clearances
1128.01X1,000.
Govern:unit bonds at fralalonal de
cline. Coupon!' of 'Bl 17%®18; do. 62,
25 340 15 %; do. 15%®1614; do. '66,
155(4415%; do. new. 14%@ 1 4%; do. '67
14%01434; do. '6B, 14%01434;. 1040 s,
1230:12%. Pactlice. l lCll ll %.
State secunties dull and heavy; hlia.
tomb, 879; old Tennessees, 5534; now,
4774; old 'Virginias. 55; new do, .8334; old •
North Carolinas, 40; new, 26; Louisiana
Levee Gs. 63.
- A bill .has been introduced Into the
Soothe-Wolin& Legislature for the silo of
public lands and the devotion of the pro
deeds to the purpose of the sinking fund
for liquidating the State debt.
Stocks lower, closing heavy.. •
Ave Thirty Iticca--4.lanton ' 65; Crud
beriand, 35; Western Union Telegraph,
gil%; Quicksilver, 14%; Mariposa, A do
preferred. 17; Pacific Mall, 4t; Hartford
a Erie, 8%; Adams Express, 6331; Walla
d Fargo. 20; American, 3834; United
States 5634;, New York Central, 9434;
do seri, p, 8034; fisrlom, 189%; do prefer
red, 1411; Erie, 1:334; do preferred, 40;
Reeding, 94%; Lake Shore.' 83%1 Michi
gan thintrel, 117%; Pittsburgh, 9134;
.North Western, 72%; do preferred.'B9%;
C. C. a C., 7434; Sock bland, 107; St.
Paul, 73%; •do preferred W
86_%; Wabash,
. 8,5%; do preferred, 71; Pah ayne, 87%;
Terre Haute, 2234; do preferred, LA
Chicago and Afton, 140; Ohio and MU
ithialppl; 23K. ' - •
Boson prices: Calumet, fitk Copper
Palls,
634; Friuli:lln, 10; Heels, - 70; Quin
-8- •
Bub.Treseury balance: Gold, 174,915,:
•!k currency, 13,627,713; general balance,
179,719,438.
esritoLr.un MARKET.
Omar or Prrrestrsou Gamerri,
Mom:lir-Jan. 24, IRO.
The oil busman wee very dull sod
.weak to day, and compared with Satur
day Pricey ant lower. The feeling tree
not as strong as it was last week, and,
as has berm the case since the opening of
this'year, there Is not much life or ani
mation in the trade, and operators . gee.
Orally awfsalit inclined to- hold off and,
she ptillaY of ••keeping clime to shore" is
pining ground. and from oresent indica.
SUM will be very generally adopted.
asumt.
Buts single ads reported, 1,000 bbl.
spot at 12%. Oa Friday and Saturday
13 was bid with but few If soy sellers tee.
low 13%1 yeller till July Is reported as
offering freely at 13 with no buyers, so d
buyer option, same time, 15.•
Market vary quiet—no salts reported,
and as In the case or crude, Prom are
'Mellott downward. January quoted at
Marokto Juno, odsrtog at 3130 and
It bid for FebrUsey to August.
SOOZIPTO OF CRUD • OIL SY A. T. IL I.
J. Wilkins 80 WM, on account 'Pox &
P l l l Bll , Peerleas Oil Works SO. on ao
want B 8 Minoan; Tarentam 'Oll Works
240. on amount Butehloson; A B
131, on account W Bartle.
480 bbl. straltailve Ot OIL BY A. V. R. IL
Lyons A Co.. 200 bbl. relined to Poole
nay & Koala, lialilmovs.
OIL ;HIPPED LAYS DOPO/YINII 0811)T.
Plemtbg A Co. 513 bble reflood oil to
Warden. Frew A co.. Philadelphia.
•
Dry Coeds Mortal. •
New Yeas: January N.—Business
Continues without . activity, but
prior notwittatantUng are firm and bold.
era look for renewed activity after the
Brat proximo. Grain taws are in im•
=lrtreat, howe v e r, and held with
oirm..4o.f.. g ei
el t , Arkwriaht and And
AMOS.-b mem
412tie or Great ram sad ,Lewistou
450 for Stark A, 8730 for premium A.
and 51%0 for Uulon. Tad Bedford R
brown nottorm Ire rather Armor and
- command 9Me: Atlantic A abtrtinge
• 61113f0, and heavy . shadings of best
brands 18a016,tio. • . •
0 - 9 0
PITTISBURGH PIAXICETIS
0171Ull or PITISKTROH GATRTTE,
Mormayr. Jan. 24. ISt).
The wet and very Inclement weather
had a tendency to retard out door bast•
ness to-day, which at heat, la very slow
and nothing to timid of. The detraind
for all of the leading artibleit Continues
light being restricted mainly to supply.
lag the immediate Wants of the, local
trade, while in regard to values, there
aro no changes detierving of special
notice. •
Oar dispatches from ehWager and New
York continue to report wheat and dour
active and advancing, confirming the
partition wetook on this point in our last
report. That Speenletors have entered
the market and are ibuying la evident,
rut nothing else could'Citise the sharp
upward moVintient that has already ta
ken place, and that wheat at present
prices is a good and Safe inieendient, la
generally coneeded. Them Is a vary
handsome margin already to those who
bought it week or ten days ago, about ten
center per bushel, and while we are not
disposed to eaeourage speculation, it
may be that those who buy now may re
alize as big a margin within thb heAt two
weeks. It is not to be expected, of
entree, that prima will get back to where
they ware alear ago, this is out of the
question; but that wheat has been and
is still very cheap, is a fact that cannot
birdisputed. Then again the weather
has been and contannes Very =devote.
ble for the growing eibp, and tills, of
course, la not without, Its etect at this
particular time; It the prospects for the
next amp shonld oontintin discouraging,
farrnersaa a general thin: Out hold on
to what they hate; while, if on the other
nand, the indications, should turn out
favorable, they will feel like closing out
their surplus. In any plow of the cam,
however, wheat ischeap, cheaper, to fact
that almost anything orab that Can be
named.
APPLE BUTTER—Quoted at 760 86.
APPLES—In fair deinand and steady
but unchanged, eat= at 0,60153,60 per
bbl, at to finality;
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DOB; 8 3404.
BUTTER-1s dull with A *Opply in ex
ams of the demand, but prime are On
cblogtxl-28®30, tor good to prime roll.
BEANS—The demand is light and
market doll; we continue to quote at
1<2,25@2,75 par bushel.
BROOM 0011 N—Sates at 13;4)14 eta.
ORANBERRMS—BaII: 112®,5.
ClDER—Oontlnueadull and nominally
turhanged, ri 15,00@8,00 per bbl, as to
quality.
CREESR.--te hinter, bat not quota.
bly higher. Western Reeerye, 17(91734;
Factory, 1E0)lb%; New York Dairy,
V3X ®l9; Ckanen, 20.
VeRBON OI b—ls quoted at 33f4.2yri
eta., for round lota, and 1hg.20 cut. In a
reiall stay.
DRM3ED HOGS.—In bettor supply
and dull at It®ll% eta,
DRIED FRElT—Rulet and. un
clatotteth APidea at nePo. Peaches at
e;7 for quarters, and le@ttc for halves.
Blackberries 14 cts., and pitted cher
ries 80 eta.
EGOS—DuII and we stow ante fru%
packed at ;0142111 ela
ElfATHEßn—in : better demand and
higher, and we now quote at 86@90 to
the trade and the usual advance ;An
mall lota In more.
FLOUR—The market la finnan Mid
the demand is a elude better, though
prima are unchanged. We continue to
quote at ;5,00(0,50 for coring, and gi,75
@6,00 for wintor wheat. Rye flour 0,00
(t 5,25..
DRAW—Wheat IR scarce and the de
mand rather. better, though prices aro
unchanged, g1,16Q1,18 for good to prime
red. Oats dull and. Unchanged; 47@48
ou wharf and track and 411(gi60 In store.
Corn is still quoted at 80 fur ear and 65
for aliened. Rye la dull and nominal at
90c595. Barley fa nominal at IL far
spring and $l,lO for fail—but little offer
ing and net much inquiry for it.
quoted
RUSKS—hake at it 0131318 per pound.
HOMINY—BaIes at f 6,0044: ~ 50 per bbl.
LIME--Bales of Cleyoland white lime
at fit 02.25 for bbL
ONIONS—SaIes at 92A0K43,(10 per hbi,
tho.outtdde figure fbr Choice. -
- LARD OlL—Sales of No. 1 extra at
91,43@1,46, and No. 2 at 95.
PEANUTS—Quoted at 94310 eta.
PEAS—DuII; 92,50 oer bushel. •
PROVISIONS—PIain Shoulders, 14;
Sugar Cured, 15; Ribbed Sides, 1.6@1614;
Clear dq 17(3117 5 4; Breakfast Baron. 1934;
Sugar. Cured Ram; 1934@20. Lard, 17
in stoical% and 181 n kgs. Dried Beef.2o.
POTATOES—DuII, notwithstanding
the arrivals are very light; quoted at 60
by the car load and 55 in store. •
POULTRY Market almost bare.
Dressed chickens, 1543114, and dressed
turkeys, 18(320
.SEEDS—Clover seed is in demand
with small antes at 18.25668,50. Timothy
1t1c10 019411 at $l. and flaxseed 'at 42,10qi
2.25.
SALT—Ia quoted al 1,75 by the ear
oad.
RTRAW—fialom at 114015 per ton.
WEICISKY-13Ighwines firmer at ;98@
91; rootinad, 11,90; proof notified, 11,1 u.
Old wtdakloa scarce and firmer. •
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MAGNET
• ,
°incr. 07 Plat BINTSGEI (Learns
MONs...ILY, Jan. 24, 11370. $
MEM
The number of cattle mettle, although
by no means large. was somewhat larger
than last week, averaging about 800,
and as will be seen below, the great pro-
portion were from the west:
8. Kaufman, Chicago " 1 car
L & J. Blomberg, Chicago 1 car
Greenwald & Shamberg, Chicago.. 4 cars
8. Marks Bro., Chicago - 4 care
Haas & Kraus, Chicago 2 cars
Katz & Keefer. Chicago 3 cars
Kothokilds & Zeigler, Chicago I car
Greenwald & Kahn, Chicago. 2 cars
Hallman & Lowenstirto, Chicago.. 1 car
M Verner,Chicago 2 care
Haziewoo &B. Chicago ..... _ car
Traurman & Lohman, Ch icago..... 1 car
HIMI dr. Zeigler, Chicago . 2 cars
F. Brown, Cincinnati 1 car
A. Vannatta, Mansfield 1 car
Alsdorf Jr. Bmoots, 'Mansfield 1 car
Gaines & White. Loudonville 2 can
J. & 8. Needy. Newark-. tear
J. B. Graves. Newark ..... -......-.... 1 ear
S. Murphy, DAUM . ..... 1 car
Prepaid 3 cars
Total
.....
The market is devoid of anything
really new or Important. The demand
seemed to - be fully up to the supply, and
while prime fat cattle .sold readily at
fun prices, In some instances at an ad-
vance, the common grades . were a little
dullish, though by 11 A. at. the rent
were alt pretty well cleared. There
were fewer commission cattle than
usual, most of the offerings being owned
and In the hands of regular dealers, and
the market in nearly always firmer when
this is the case, as operatera when'they
have in open tteld very frequently play
Into the hands of .each other. There
were several car loads bold to go east
which of omirte redact d the number for.
the butchers, and then again there was
a number of stock cattle wholesaled.
In regard to quality, the average was
perhaps a little better than last week,
though not any better than usual, and
as already Intimated, the demand was
manned chiefly to the better grades.
As will be seen by reference to the re
port of sales, prime cattle' sold at 714 . ®
7% some few extra, told at 8 and !IX,
but 73{ may be regarded as - the ruling
price for prime fat steers, Stook steers
may De quoted at 54534, as to quality. ,
Henderson -A Elliott wholesaled 11
fairish Ohio steer; averaging 1,800
to Haas d Kraus, at 6,92.
Stouffer d Sholtmantle 12 head MOM
and bolls, from Enter .cennty..ra., at
3 1G O. Bantle/told 6 heed Butler county
stock at an average of 4%. .
Btakely Bro sold 15 head of cows,
steers and heifers at 4E06. .-
Railcar. t Lowenatine sold •16 head
good to extra sterna at 0%03.
Iledgee &Taylor bold In bead Indiana
stock at 53036%. " ' '
Rothchild' di Zolglei 4010 40 head
"teen, front Chicago, at NV.714, altat,
41 head on commission for Gainoa &
White. from Ohio, at 4%®6%.
Jacob Needy "old 35 bead Ohio Mere
at 54 aLti.
M. ifernar sold 116 head dhleago steers
at RM.
2Vaurman dk Lohman sold 80 bead of
fat came, from Chicago, at ea.% 40 stock
steers at 63(.
Haas a Kraus mold 60 head from DU
nobs and Ohio at 5,8712)7,45.
Our 4 McAllister sold 18 head of Ohlo
stock, for Vannatts, at 647,4 -
B. Markle Bro. mold 15 bead of extra
',tears, averaging nearly 1,400 lbs, on irri
tate terms; 84 head Chicago Mears at 6%
4g13%; 14 stockers steers averaging about
800104 at 6 , 4 0 Et head common Ohio
steers, at 63044 -
Greenwald et Kahn retailed 70 Chicago
steers at b%@s; shipped 6 loads to East
Liberty,
Hitalewood 4 Blackstock 67 hand from
Chicago; laid 32 at 7%, 37 at fagaN.
Holmes; Lararty &Co. Sold afttlead.
There wee a fair jibinip on
/ale to-day, about 1.300 head, but with a
:good retail demand and some Inquiry. for
shipment.. the market vat arm and
prices telly sustained. The sudden sp.
pearsnoe of an eastern buyer who
seemed for a time disposed' to' take all
the
good sheep on aals, created a little
consternation among some of the hutch. -
ere, and caused them to -bny quicker
ME
than they would otherwlee have done,
and that they paid bigger prices than
they would have done had it been for
this eastern, man, there is not much
doubt. All grades, both acalarraga and
prime fat sheep, 1014 readily, and that,
too, at full prlesa, 51.2542,00 per bead
for the former, and LIM% eta, per polltid
foe the latter. Pollowing is the report of
eaten:
. Stouffer .t Slreltemant le cold 140 head
from Butler county at. 1 1,80 per head to
5,1; etis per tamed. -
Adam Eckert bought 72 head averag
ing about 76 lUs, for 1.. llotruiau, at $2,76
per head,
C. retailed 1.14 scalawags
at $1,25®1,75.
M. Flintier wholecaled 90 averaging 92
Iba at 5 etet retailed 111 at an average of
nig per bead.
litanelyißro: sold 31 head to Moss; aver
agog 8 0 Ihe, at 63.00 nor heed.
Jacob Thou sold 131 head for Dies, at
an average of 62,135 per head:
Johnathan Davis sold 60 scalawag to
Patridge at 111,25 per head. -
Jdtin P. Neely Wholesaled 230 scale.
wage of 111,25 per head.
Jas. Kerr sold 80 head - of extra to Joe.
Harrison. aver aging about 105 lbs at G.%;
also 100 head at an average of 14,85.
QM
. ,
theft, *as a fair mina demand tmdayi.
If anything a little bettor than last work,
though prices, have undergone but little
change. The fact that butchers are now
enabled to buy at a decline 0f,11.504 . 400
per OWL, has a tendency to increase the
demand. We now quote at 9 .!4(itakti eta.
grows, for NV to prune n%wragee.
111AltiirirS BY TELEGRAPH;
Toni,NEW: January 2t.—Cotton firmer
cod more Active; sales 45,000 halos at
234 for middling uplands. Flour: re.
celpta 7,430 bble; market 50t0e hotter on
low grades; 'sales 6,100 bble at 14,13035 for
eupertine Bieth and Western: 1 5 ,256i - li fur
extra State; 5506,15 Ihr extra western;
55,80036,40 for white wheat extra; 6875
46,24 or rOlind hoop Ohio; /5,5050,25
(or extra St. Mule; 66,2548 fur good to
choice do. Rye Flour qUlet; hales 250
bbl. at 69,50035,20. Cornmeal quiet.
Whisky heavy; sales 550 bble western at
11E91,01 for free. Wheat: receipts 14,440
busht opened Brands firmer,closed quiet
withent decided changer 46,000 hitch at
51.:31q1,22 lot No. spring: 51,221311,25
for Nu. I do, and 11,30031,33 for winter
rod and amber weetarn. Rye quiet and
heaityl 520 bush Skate at Si. Barley dull:
1,5111 biked Canada St ant at 51,10. Barley
Malt quiet. Corn : recelple 2,607
sales 24,000 bush at 910960 for now mix.
tut western; $1,02031.03 for new yellow
southern: old mixed western notnlnet at
91,0610 "tore. Pate dull: receipts 0,031,
setae 17,000 hush at 5/148153 for weaterm
Stock of grain In warehouse -wheat
5,122,158. corn 500,717, oats 1.23305, rye
63,260 barley 332,906, utak 07,443, pea.
12,17 . 4 bush. Rice dull at tigac for Caro
lina. Coffee 400 eke Rio or; private
terms. Sugar quiet: 100 hhdsCuba et 10e.
Molasses dull. Petroleum quiet, 17c for
crude and 311(o for relined. Hope quiet
suet firm. Linseed oil dull, 110(elbk.
Pork steady; sales of 02.5 obis at 580
28,50 for new moss, 11'50323,50 for prime
and 624 93 03"5 for prime mews also 2,750
for new tunes, :seller January, February
and March, at 11.1,50fda7.7.5.. Peer steady;
Bales of 2ell tibia at aloud for new plain
nicks, 5140317,50 for new extra mesa.
Tierce beet quiet and steady; rale, or 140
domes at 526029 for prime mere; 520.31
for India meas. Beef hams steady; owes
of 175 Ulla at $28(02 (or new. Cut tneate
quiet; sales of 1•.0 pkgs at 1135®120 for
'shoulder's, 14@1514c for hams. kliddlta
firm; salea tir 230 boles at 143ic for Cum
beriand cut, and 15c for abort ribbed;
also 600 boxes, deliverable in Chicago, at
13,,,:c (or Cumberland cut, and 14016i:for
abort ribbed. Dressed hogs 'firmor, 1134
01194 e for western. quiet and
heavy; Belem of's6otiercea at 16,40317 c for
[exam and 17346:111e fur kettle rendered;
also Saturday evening 750 tierces steam,
seller March, 1734®17,t4c. Butter quiet,
170331.3 for Ohlo. Cheese steady, 16qt: I so.
Freight, to Liverpool Itrtut ahlpinenta
per steamer of 15,0100 bush Wheat at 530,
and MI bbl, flour at 1. 9tl. •
Latest —Flour closed rather quiet and
without decided change. Wheat nouil
nal at 9119@1 2a for No. I string and
91 30934. 03 for winter red and amber
western. Rye nominal ra05698c, Oats
dull and heavy at 58; for western. Corn •
nominal at 9598. c for new and 91 05 in
store Tor old mixed western. Pork cleeed
quiet; 927 bid for mess for February and
427 50 asked; sake 000 bbla mess, seller
March, 9-750. Beef very firm; with a
moderate Inquiry: Cat meats quiet and
unchanged. Bacon in moderato request
and unchanged. Lard dull; 17c bid and
17%c asked for prime steam for Feb
ruary, 173.4 c bid for March and 17:•,,c
tusked. Ergs dull and declining.
Can:no°, January 24—Exchange weak'
at 1.10 per cent. Mean demand is aluicht
exclusively for low medium and good
grades coring extras and spring super
fine to MI eastern and southern order.;
high grades dull and nominal at $3,95(2)
4,25 for spring extras; $3,373.4@4,50 for
do. superfine. Wheat unsettled and Ir
regular, with a nem:dative demand Mr
early; sales at 83%081c, tnibsequently
prices receded, closing at 192.q4.M234c,
csatt, and seller February; 8334%850 for
buyers do.; 83341 80c. seller March;
prites for other grades are firmer; slight
sales No, 1 at 1.12W3c; after 'change the
Market was Irregular, and No. 2 wax
fairly active for speculation with aatea.at
92 1 . .1a 83 c cash and seller February
Corn: offerings are liberal and thede
mand less active; No. 2 sold at 7 . 2%@,
743.5 c cash, closing at inside price, and
72®72%c seller February, 72.34e73c, sel
ler mouth, 73P73ge seller March, cies
lug at 74e, froth receipts at Tic for Feb
ruary; In the afternoon the market was
nominal. Oats easier at 40€,4034c for No.
2, cash, 40@t401.jc seller and buyer month
and seller February, 41c buyer February,
419.1g)12c seller.e.A.pril, closing at 40@
40tTo cash, and 3951640 c seller February.
Rye easier, at 72@74c, closing at outside
price for strictly fresh. barley dull
and nominally : unchanged, at 77@
too for No. 2. Rlghwines nominal
9234@83c offered and 910 asked for Wood
'bound. Provialons opened dull and
easier, but subsequently became more
active. Meer pork quiet and 25c lower,
closing at 926 75 cash, $27 seller February,
92725 buyer February-and teller March.
Lard steady, closing at 160 cash and sel
ler February. :Meats In good demand
but easier, at 10,t4c for shoulders, 12Ne
for rough sides, 139T0 for short rib mid•
dies: hams quiet at 1434@1514e for Sweet
pickled and 140 Air green. Dressed hogs
quiet at 910@1075, closing dull at $1025
2410 50 for lota dividing on 200 its. Re
celpte, 2617 bble flour, 17,514 brut wheat,
15,520 bus corn, 21,344 bus oats, 350 bus
rye, 3574 bus harley, 8264 dressed luxe
and 6588 live; shipments, 66. Z: bbls flour,
9393 bus wheat, 10,058 bus corn, 5385 bus
oats, 1520 bus barley, 2185 dressed hogs
and 873 live. • •
Corernertaxi; Jan. 24.—Flour unchan
ged; family at
.15,21@13,50. Wheat steer
day at $1,10@1,12. Corn unchanged at 76
gni. Oats firm at 60®013e. Rye 630
and dull. Barley steady at v 4061,20
for, spring, 11,25@1,30 for fall. I.,,litton
firm at 241;®2434e. :Whisky steady at
96e. Hogs opened Arm and In good de
mand at 20(49,70, the latter an extreme
rate, and closed dull at $8,759,60;
ceipte of 3,700 head. Sloes pork wild at
.127, but is generally held at 127,25Q)27,60
and difficult to buy below these rake.
lard firm; gales 2ott tea prime steam leaf
at 16%ci, kettle 1634 e. Green meats quiet
at 100 for shoulders, 12340 for 'aides and
14®1434.3 for hams. Bulk moats and
Bacon quiet and unchanged in all re
spectia. , Nutter dull at 2842)32e. Eggs at
1260 and dull. Cheese IN Lin
e seed oft dullat 90c. Lard oil 31,45. Pe:
trifler= 300310 for refined. Sugar firm
at 1.1%®14e for Now Orleans. Crait,
steady at 119321.3. lidulasses firm at 76©
780 fur New Orleans.
CLEVELAND. January 24.—Flour mar
ket dull and unchanged. Buckwheat
flour market steady and demand fair at
97,1006. Rye flour In moderate demand
and steady at 23.60®6.65. Wheat mar
ket firm and holders asking higher rates;
No 1 rod winter held at 11,1101,12, No 2
do at 31,031g1,61; receipts small. Corn:
no receipts and market firmer; old No 1
mixed held at 88g690.. No 2 do at tifo" ,
new 82483 e. Oats =let, but holders
were firmer and askleg 110©50c for No I
State. live drill and nominal, and hold
at 80®900 for Noe 2 and 1 respectively.
Barley: nothing doing, and held at 90%
Si for State and Canada. Petroleum mar
ket quiet and unchanged; refined In
large lota hold at 7.734 c, and email lots at
29@31:k; crude held at 15,75.,
Loorsvittr, January 24 --Cotton toilet
at 24... Flour quiet: extra family gs.
Wheat: rod .$1.95; white $1;10. Corn:
sacked $l,lll. Oats: sacked 03c. Aye:
sacked 95c. Tobacco: sales: of 91 hhde,
at $490@5,80 for green and frosted trash.
towedor sound legs. 68.50 (31%50 for low
i= leaf and 111@b3 for falr to
good leaf. , Provisions quiet. hiosarork
$28,50." Bacon: shoulder. 13!".;13. char4lb
ioyo and clear sides 10.4 r. Balk Meetal
shoulders 11,,0, clear rib 150 and clear
shies 1534 e. Lard: tierce ITO. Hams 20c.
Whisky 950.
ST.. Lows, January 21.—Tobacco
steady; offering' smalL Cotton steady
with good demand at 241®211340 for
middling: • Hemp steady and tumbling.
ed. Whisky Orin at 980. Provisions
arm with an upward - tendency. Mass
pork at 12734g28. Dry salted shoulders
at 1.1.3. clear rib 'Odra at 14!‘c, clear aides
at Ittigibc.. B6601:1; • shoulders at 1110,
clear sides at 1034@i6x0 clear, rib side'
al ffigile.qc. Sugar oared .hains at . 1634
(319340. lard firmer at 16Q1634e for
prime steam.
TOLICDO. January M.—lime dull.
Weilat 212y30 better, with rivulet' white
EMI
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : TUESDAY I °ENING, JANUARY 25, 1870
Michigan at 11,0814, amber SI,OBX, No.l
red $1,16, N 0.2 do. $l,OB. Corn dull and
Sc lower, with now at 75e, no grade 84:
Oats dull; No. 1 nominally at 48 to 49c.
Dressed hogs dull, and held at 105fc to
-111fe.. Clover heed la a ahade better, at
itlitwautag, January 24:—Flour un
changed. Wheat steady at 87lic for 110.
1. and 8'25 e . for No. 2. Oats !steady at
40c for No. 2. Corn dull and unchanged.
Rye and Barley nominal. Dreamt!! Hogs
weak and lower, with salmi at slo@li.
DExaorr, January N.—Wheat 3@sc
better, owing to the limited supply; ex
tra White 11,20, amber $1.05, regular $1,05a
Corn a shade weaker at 93c for old. Oats
dull at 41e. Barley lower at $1,89 per
rental.. Dressed hags $10'25, dirlding on
200, but aro extratao tiguros.
January 21.—Cotton firm.
etc low middllaga 22!„.‘c and good otdi.
Flat 9 Bulk oleat.t clear aides
155.1 c, clear ribbed 1451 c, shoulders 111,ic.
Rump pork $24.
MAIIIPHIN, January 21.—Callon firmer
at 2140, telt h receipts of 1.007 hake and
exports of 2,017.
Live Stone Market.
Now Tons, January 24 —Lighter run
of cattle, sheep and hogs; the 'markets
are (trifler without much advanno. The
weather 6630011 es Warm and CIO Chicago
dressed beef and park Catuee lit bad or
der. Total heaves for week, illly•three
hundred and Seventy, with thirly.three
hundred and eighty today. There Via.:
considerable life to trade and nearly all
were sold.
,The qualit4; Was had; many
very thin Talent. being attlong theta,
which, (Mid at Ile; a few of tiro b e st cattle
brought 17c,' hilt Mon fait to goottateets
Went at 140 KC. A uroVeol tine hlindred
and twenty-lour Kentucky cattle medi
um 7 cwt sold at 14416 c; two hundred
poor - Texatim 5,4 eel at 268; two hue.
dred and forty fair to prime
cwt et 15417 cams
.; 85 Ken
tucky gred6e, dwt, at 16417 cents; 00
Indiana, 11 arch at 11414 e. row State
Cattle were on male. Twat sheep, 28,400;
to day, 12,4051; prltiwt a shade stronger,
but not all selling; Ohio sheep of 73 lba
brought 534 a in ear; Canada', 03 Ile, 6'(c;
and a iew.duite aheep, 100 lbs., Oct ewes
of tail Ohio sheep made. during the
week averaged 0467 each. Hoge quiet
anti In higher, with receipts of 12,25 e for
the week and 29 CAM to day; they are 9,4
410 cents; 9 care Ohio, 198 pounds,
brOught 10 cents; 1 ant Michigan, 180 iba,
934% 1 car Ohio, '248 potiadtt; Urought
101.10 c; ill - haled are *drill 191,,(11 higher,
with 12,210 head received for the week,
and 29 care to day; they are worth 9M4
10e; 2 can Uhl°, 100 pentads, byoUght 100,
1 car Midbigan. 180 potinds, 1 1 14 c; 1 Car
Ohio, - 244t pounds, brought 10 1-160; 1-car
Ohio, 240 pounds, brought 101.16 e; dream
ed worth 12 , 41412 Ne; 1 car western
dressed Nought. 114lc.
CHICA.OO. January 24.--Lsittle fairly
active for shipping . malesat T 1.5045,92%
for butchers' cows and steer.; 08,2547.25
for good to choice; p 7,50 for extra ship.
ping beeies. Flogs qthet and '10415b
lower, with 28,6549,10 for common: 19,10
49,55 lor lair to medium; 29,6549,75 for
good to choice.
Sr. Lonta..fantrary 24L.tfog. firm and
active at D4 . j,:(3. rm and with
brink demand at 434@6 for good to
choice.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CLEVELAND A
i rDJITIEDITIVID RAIL.
ROAR danilary 4. card lekestruperldr
ore,. McKnight, P ditto; I do do; Hinkley,
Wells & (to; 2do do, McKnight a 1.53; 2
do do, Coleman, Rahm & Co; 2 do do,
Union Iron 51111 a; Ido do, .1 Reamer &
Lb; 13 do Iron bee, Shoenberger, Blair &
tio; to bble oil. J Spear Lt Cu: 10 bble
:shoulders, sdo bacon, Dalian dc T; bra
trainee, Pickeirklll, & Co; 15 drunter
tobacco, K McMullen; 3 saxes, db,
Bailee; 75 eke barley, 87 do ogle, 15 do
rye. J dr. W Fairies; 7 wheels, 7 abollers,
W W Knox; 7 pkg. sundries, W H Kirk.
patrick d Coi 3 bus beano, 2 bblo eggs, H
Riddle; 4 rode leaflet', II nefiange;
bbla oil, Dilworth, Pdt Co; 4 obis pop
corn. 2 do dry apples, P Dull& Son; 5 do
applea, 2hl bbia butter. Woodworth &
11; 25 she corn meal, Strickler dr. 51; 12
obis vinegar, J Wilson 4t Sam 10 cases
c pips. C Ibursen & Son; 0 bble oat meal,
fl
W amingo h Ski; 4do do, Munhall &
McGraw: 4 do do, 8 kegapearl be Icy - W
Franco; 4 dodo, 1 kel, h Wheat, IS Ilea
zietob.
PITTSBURGH FOBS WATITI AND
SAGO HAILHOAD. January 24.-500 bbla
dour, T C Jenkins Bro. 100 do do, D
Wallace; 100 do do, Segh ' myer A V; 200
do do, Watt, Lang, d 00; flasks wheat,
Jl4 Liggett d: Co; 44 bga,barler, Schield;
4 bbls o IC, fay A Co; 4 kge butter,
Volci, Mandist& Co; II hain Birthstone,
Graff B &Cm 44 bills shovels, Myers A A:
3 bbls butter. Broggerman & 0; 22 reame
Vra r ilat a y n ; d 32 "" ball% E lar ps k , ; .1 0 rllt rB e Jr;
5 his soap. g,LtudsaY; 0 organs, C
Blume; 100 bbls dour, D • Wallace; 100
green bide', Harney. Melte° A 10
tom biros, Heller' & (~b; 24 eke wool,..Vraff
& F; fear mlllfeed. H nichnoltarb; 50
Able hlghwlnes, M McCullough; 100 tibia
dour. Sehorriaker & L; 1,359 pas &bould
ers, J P Hanna dt Co; 29 aim metal. Mut
ton & Co; 3 do do. Brown & Co; I do do,
J Moorhead; 2do do, Zug &Co: 3 do do,
Pitt Forge; 2 do do,
Brady's Bond Iron
Co; 1 do do, Bryan& Caughey.
OINDUMASI ADD
LOINS RAILROAD; janbary 34.-8 bdie
bags, 20 bblo pork, Watt, Lang & Co; 110
tge corn, 43 do barley, 32 do oats, P Duff
& Son; 2 care blooms, Nimiek ,t Co; 1
car bulk meat, Zl bbla pork. F Sellers &
Co; 30 kegs pigs feet, .1 II Parker; 22
pkgs tobacco, Johnston & Colvin; 3 too
hams, 0 W McClure; 25 kegs pigs feet,
Dairen & Townsend; 45 pkge tobaoro, W
I. lone.; 2 ISMS bacon, E H Myers & Co:
3 pkgs tobacco, T J Blacktnore; 6 bbla
Whisky, Ditilogor & !Bayamon; 30 tea
lard, W H Howard; 30 ban candles, Rine
hart & Stevens; 14 tubs butter, F 0
Craighead; 10 tubs butter, W H Graff &
CoP2•pkgs do, M W Rankin: 50 bgs bar
109‘i Mottnor & Harper; 7 bales hemp,
Oerwlg & II; 50 bin candles, F Sellers &
Co; 11 pkgs tobacco, John McGraw; 21
bbla flour, John Porterfield.
ALLEMLENT VALLST RAILSOAD, Jan.
24.-61 empty carboys, .1 Irwin & Co; 1
car bay. Moreland &BC 4 pkgs market
ing. J MoD Crosson; 360 rails railroad
Iron, S W Hopkins & Co; 2 bbls tobacco,
Knox & Orr; Ido do, W H Kirkpatrick
& Co; 6do tallow, J Hanna & Son; 1 do
fire clay, Star Fire Brick - Lk.; 1 car grain,
Henderson Jr Bro; 15 eke onions, 12 do
flour, Woodworth & D; 52 g bides, Ci H
Anderson & Co; 71 she oats, Scott' .& 0:
1 box butter, H Freese; 1 do do. J
Voskamp; 3 d hogs, W Hoffman; 39 cars
coal, Armstrong, D & Co; 1 car metal,
Nimick & Co; 1 do do, - McKnight & Co;
1 do do, Rees, Chaff & D; 3 do do, John
Moorhead; 2 cars limestone, Shoenber
ger &B. • e• •
i 4 at 41
LW LW
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
The New snd Splendid Side-wheel
St'r ARLINGTON,
DAN'L MOORE Master,
A. S. SHEPARD Clerk;
LEAVES tiITTSBTIR,GH
_ C1214313133:1491,t1
Every TUESDA .Hill St M. romptlr. Wetnrit•
li i , l , ,, d4a4 , ll2l , t i linfor PIETSOUBAIII Ot 111
TEN nue Messner la motel. ;lIA every comfort
and Canaan inina. and no paint .rl . l be spared to
net entire ratisfr MOO to both passensere sad
• Ft. trete ht. mow, or Aber IntaralatiOn, aT.
on Warn or to
SAKES ODEEttrn.
'el • VIZ
NAtili - Vl - L - LE.
FOR NASHVILLE.—z ei gge .
The flue twenrer ...earner
KATE PUTNAM . Jae. Hussy L. Com r r
Will leave for .he above and Intermediate W.I.
WaDreadDAT. the 10th Inst.'_ .• •
- For Inlcht or pauare away on board or to
int /LACK .1 COLLINtiWUUD, Agent...
CAIRO AND H?. IANUIA.
CAIRO,AND Ella
1.01.113.—Th. Ano pactenir
am., •
aicK WALL
Ciht. Taos. PoP.
WM lent for the abort sod Imarandlsta ports
an ' Til URA DAY. SI th los,
or trelphtorAlsoeura apply onboard or to
lU4 FLACK • VOLL.INOWOVU, Agents.
1" 5 / , P.Plf:W.1,11f. TVA
Fog DIEM P 1118.agEi n
VICK4HDRU and NEW OR
Lk:ANS.—The Ina pannier Deamer
• MESSENOZE No. 51....CePt. DMZ Driar,
Will leave for the above and Intermediate Port.
On WEDNESDAY. 116tb teat.
Fur acitu i t. p ie t 4wal board, or to
lan FLACK • EOLLINUWOOD, Ag.nta.
STEAMSHIPS
- -
TO LIVERPOOL-MOW&
QUEENSTOWN.
TEE MOWS MAIL STELSOMIPS,
Slumberln ff 'Wm fint-elus Toads, imam
t cl W YWralilis,_" 4 ; yO7
WTY or IHNSTuri ETT or SALTIMCIIT,
CITY or tournoN.
ffisAiglitalaClLllAT. tram
r PIe T .IIB
Infonlationappty ranuer
• MLLE MORAY, Sr.,
B/FrIirtILDITAI4T.
RIVER NEWS.
Upper Risers.
(By raclac and Alluttic.TeleAraph.)
BROWNSVILLE, January W.—Riser
stationary with six feet water in the
channel. Raining. Thermometer thirty.
nine at four o'clock P. M.
thrtneNsnottp, January 24.—River eta
timutry, with Lire feet water in the chart.
net. Raining. Thermometer thirty.
eight at four o'clock r. x.
Atottu.uvrowm,
.January 2 1.—Rlver
stationary, with three feet water In the
channel. Weather cloudy.. Thermoreb•
ter forty et four o'clock r. M. w,
OIL Cert, January M.—River at a
eland, with four feet three inches water
In the channel. Weather rainy. Ther
mometer thirty•three at six o'clock F. IL
The river wan about stationary last
evening, brit under the Influence of the
recent rains, another flee of considerable
magnitude, Is almost certain. This ban
boon a remarkable winter ao far fOr rain,
and fears aro beginning to be entertained
that there will pa no lee. Thin was .the
ease, hoWerbr, lad year at this lime, but
In February t sere was - plenty of cold
weather, aed, nisequently, no scarcity
of Ice, and It la probable that this will he
the cede this year again.
The Carrla V. Ronnie, is onroute trot
New Chicane, with a good trip.
The eaninitil drrited from Cincinnati
yesterday with an excellent trip, about
all she could carry.
The now Blattner Arlington, Capt. Dan
Moore, with Capt. A. S. Shepard In the
°Mee, will ponitively take her departure
for dineinnstl to day, and pievumgers
and shippers should hear this in mind.
Bile will no doubt have, an she deserves,
a good trip. An we have repeatedly
noted. theltrllngton was built egoreealy
for the Patent:lmb and Cincinnati packet
trade, and OM leate here regularly
every Tuesday.
The Nick Wall, Capt. Thomas Poe,
will he the first host out for 81. Loch.; as
will also the Kate Putnam, Capt. Russell
for Nashville; and the Messenger, Capt.
Sense Dean for New Orleans. These are
all good boats.
In out notice of the now steamer
Arlington, yesterday, we lnadverdently
made an error In regard to her engines
—we stated they had five feet stroke,
It should have been seven feet.
Th!l following hones were !n port lad
A i'link-To.Rifai;--Pi;t4En,
=S
Nick Wall, Clastmer,idcenen
ger, Camelia and fronshies.
Capt. Brennan is getting along finely
*lib his new packet, and eke, also, will
be ready to take her place in the Plus.
Corral and Cincinnati packet trade with
'in the nen reit*sake.
Capt. 11. T. pastor 'a new packet - , City
of. Evansville, for the Evansville and
Cairo trade, la progressing satisfactorily.
She la MlMl:thing to present a formidable
appearance.
Buslnesa at the landing wax better
yesterday than could reasonably have
been expected when the miserable con
dition of the weather Is taken into con
sideration, and but for tide, It would
.httee been much batter still. The re
ceipt/I slid shiptileina *ate fah- end but
for tho almost Incessant Felon, theto
would undoubtedly have been quite a
stir. It . wasi cold and raw last evening,
the mercury-being down to 37, and we
are In hopes that the wet season wilt
Isom be over •
The Sulfa IVo. gla hosing now P , moke
atdeka motinted, whit% 0111 add ma
terially to her outward appentaride.
—The Wild Duck and Mollie Ebert,
from Now Orleans, are among the fret
boats due.
—The • (?Japan*, Pittaburgh to Minh
ville, was at thnoinnntt do P4attleday.
BPEOULL NOTICES
WnILIO2HIV/IPT/ONs
1,11. SCIIENCA'S PIII.NONIP EVICT for the
cure of Dyspepsia and RI the Dtb Mated (Wit., •
lions uf I h • et., • ache
lilt eCifF.ACK'S MANDRAKE P.1.L8, for
Dire.. of the Liver or to act as • klentle ter.
gate. Alt of these three Ifed'el -es we often recite . ...
In coming ConsoniptlOrt, though Painioule
IV: Re
reg e e
einting thtoreach and Liver, and tel the
Pultanthe dyne waren and search Mount the
SOMA 0c1.1.1: by stolen means a mot Is noun Of
feet..
Tben Medicines are coamientidany offered to
the Public s toe only safe, crone sad reliable
reflect fee l'etmonm y Comanaption. end for all
those morbid conditions of th- body which lead
to that fats! else., Liver Comp: Met and Ilya
p.a4 are often forerunners of Contortion...
sad w to they manifest themselves they emitter
themm "AnlZT°:*l7' 4 ,`l , l"n medlOre
has al o n g prebs before Inc public. ...TA.
has t h r o u gh eeved by tho teousaud cure*
thirty. has
Ingle a period of mere than Il
rears. to all of which t roe Its reputation has
creased and the most coot nate siteptichni can
OFlonger doubt that it is a rented! wet. maY
used with cooed.. In all cases which admit
of aeon.
II the patient will pens' efetriagly follow th e dl.
recite. which acCompany each bottle. be will
certataly be cored, If tits teen are not too much
wasted to tasks a ett , Te Mee. to dim,.
:rP....r=vlazthn.:f>t°,l'4lTagge
has sal. the l i fe of the patient att... restored
km to perfect h nth.
Dr. Schenck does not say that all eases of Pal.
Innen oneuropP. Are wttbin
aunts t hat
ch of
medicine bet he empildakally aunts oft.
when paarau have tne m-st alarming sr stemma,
sac, as a violent cough, mended chill% night
tweats. general delnlty. to such • degree
hat they an .biked to Il e e
In bad, and when
they. e dyne se by lade physicisn can may snit
beefed o hoed eat treansent can mean new
il o elf:Ct b oleueTt ' er ti:.% " 4 . n n z • nrg
leered lir. Ilehtesk. medlanes.
Also, in Perorate.' Matzen, these esedklnew
are eq.lll nee eat Dr. gebenek has photo.
graph. of a number . of persons who bays be.
nearly torered wi th reeelnd sons and now all
bealtd up. Sets shows lid purifying properties,
watch must be able to hence Ilice le the langs.
In the tre meet in Consumption Out of the
maim Import.ce to give vigor and n wealthy
tone IA te• mime, lien. It is necessary to
et nregthen the appetite of the portent Sad im
More the Man gallon. Propel...Whennt is re
entree together with such means as will mate
the .e.nd disentibie. The article, most
sellable for the diet of rennet, tire patients are
dell/cant to Dr. Schenek's ch
whi
are disuleuted stratnitottely. is dente lb
m ost hidely nutrition* ankles are to be pre
imredommbe digestive organs moat be at each
Cried In order to make Maier teed °medicine
nnicentle. Ibis tevelrement is met. by the
nehweed Tonle, and for thla PeriMl6 it was des
Wen.
Waco the didestlec p wen art put to good
order, the (Meth all Ito proper (Perot thenyatoe
of the pathos Lendorattd andll lungs be
en to extrelee their reunions ton normal and
healthy summer. Torn the benne( powers of
Pelumnie byre p will ed.. the mare.
Manton' n Consumption Is almost always con.
aced with lryarepria and Lifer tlemplairth
beheneVa /I.etrada Pills art la ended to or
01000 n44llolose from tilt Liver and restore Its
Matter action. 'They bare MI the efficacy Which
Is accribmi L, calonel or ••Olon mass. , ' and nee
rearnetml not to coot Lin a• darnel min
eral memo. Them Pills cure the Most obstinate
costivenese, net headache. plies, Miens affect
tioa, and all other Mumma which -thee from •
torpid or übstour ed f the Liver. One
boo of these pl.ls will prose the clime of the
medicine.
In (Memnon& on to. Pea Weed Tonic mth Man.
dente Pigs an invaluable auxiliary mediclece
'They rollers toe euffertngs , or tn. hntleot and
assist the Pelmonic Clyne In effecting a moth
They b train.. found useful In adrammelfttates
of Consumption. where the lungs are almest en
tirely destroyed end all el Melons aocordlsg to
Misjudgment of the Monetan livinted speedy
death. The Ores of put. M.. ., were aotemly
In a dying t annos han beet penning for
Months by the on of eche:olOn three great rent.
*dies.
Dr. techanekls Alma= contain. it full trestles
on the Tartans' fortes of disea.e • hie mode of
treatment, eta deems: dlrectarons how to health,
medicine, nbe had aratts. or putter mail by
atitiressum hi s Principal Waco, Pio. 113, North
Moth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Price o the Palmomoloan Be mined TO..
le nub $1,60 per bottle. O r r 11. and 50 • Waldo..
Mandrake P 111643 cents • bor. roe tale by all
•druddLsts. tlel7:dal
arnocron tforg
TINUYA TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DIREASIEL that °ammo's, lass of eases result
ing from mit-ahem, iproenelne numataluese
nerVons
emlsstuns. and neatly impotency permaerntlY
awed.. Perilous afilleMd with dentate. intricate.
and long standing eonetituth.rmi menial ts ere
politely Invited to call foe o.ffallotlito. which
wets nothing.. Experience. the belt of teachers,
hu bp. imperfect remedies at one eel
..ft, perm an • and which In most mum
can be used withoet Itedranes besin sm
which„ed.
Icings prepared to the establPhmeat. em
brace:solace, reIMPIJOP Sall stalling rooms; also
poanttng and steeping apartments for petients
dailynal 1•140111t1011. UM vapor
and them batches velment rattan the famed
mineral orbs. o natter who have failed,
stet., your ease.
gßead what ha
says In
, h s p am
hepfasßwedenepo T y o de a u o o eases
trotted annually, at orn. e and all over the cone-
In ! I 'm t?ji ri
Pittsburgh. Pa. Roars Va. W. to BP. Y. nun
day
. s
fur two st. to e. ramohlet cent to any Mi
/Risme.
r4g - TANicEits, TUMORS , lIIL.
cERS, tn.—Astonishing and almoat
miraculous cures of Cancer ma being daily
made by Dm It. 11. ALUM • Iv.. at the
pntadaipa la (Moose Internam 931Aach Marna,
Philadelphia, reuse.. and at the brazen of
•
Lee In charge of Professor Z. IL DALTON,
Ind Nlm Lt., Clortnea , l, Ohlo. The 'treatments
used are Cancer Antidotes, the most selentlge
cud 11 , 1C.11/a4 known in the Minted *mid.
They ain not caustic, eating or bunting medi
cine.. They glee titVe or no.nale. 'They are en
dorsed by an WO surgeon., of the Ago. No
giber persons have them
,antldotes. No other
treatment Amid be ased. For partleolara eali
or address es above. Uall.(111•T17111
errBATCLIELORPH Wain DYE
Whir IX TWO WoNlX—Toro not
eontalutead—go vittiot potsose to paralyse lb.
'smarm or OrWisoo oroth• IS .IsrAcTLT
sagamges—reitatole—lN RR . .DOB. 'Avoid
v tl
j eLhr ni ti b t4l d als o d .o d i e ,.. boilve !rr n .pa o r,lli w o o li dd heas...t o lo p. g
wo danger. The rpoulue .A. • ateholorts
Mil Dye HAS YUltaT image riartrratiON to
osholdlts Integrity. Sold by
Druggists. Ap
plied at la Hood .N. Y. . ll.ll
orrvior .
°CHUAN rstritlo/ 1 / 4 TROCHES . 9
TON 00L103. COU R O IIII. HIT RN' THROAT AND
pONC BO
Nose m coml. None ao pleasant.
None Care es gala.
10 Ate N D u o tl n N a oN e wlota
.
Use no more of more horr ible toned names.
Una •lorown Unbeb tabus. de=
. nlaer2 lloll - ,3, 7 l:) L rio lr w O vitaiti Ns ar.
•,,,:r4 40 / I . I X DOM:. rltubargb
gleaylas stet
Limn. OM .
B. JIGAULTY, Devitt., ill
FINANCIAL.
S. McCLEAN & CO.,
- BANKERS,
E111:M=E1
Government Securities,
No, 75 Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBUIZGII, Pa
Personal and prompt attention given to every
Meg In the Cosine... Collections made. Cer
tificate. Issued, and lot r.st allowed on Time
Deposit.. Advances made on Prang Collaterals
and Government' Securities st liberal rates.
Dealer. In Foreign and Domestic Exchanges
Gold, Silver. Ilan" Note.. Ac., At. All local or
other Mace) ancous Stocks. Bonds, Mortgage..
Cuinmercial Pa er, Ae.. negotiated at the 00051
loter of commission.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK
IME3
f Alle
Cor. Federal and Lacock Streets.
I=l
Z. P. TOWN% Cashier
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
Hbekholders luvidnely Liable.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
CIS rrrIr.I3I3I.TINGH,
IM3IO
Safe Beeping of Valuables,
Under guaraatee, and the renting of gate. 1 its
Fire aid Barglar•Proof VaullL
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE.
PresMeat—WILLIAM P/lIIA.IPS.
Viee Presideat—ElENUT. LLOYD.
WIT. LIAM PIhILLLB, BYRON 11. PAINTER,
HENRY L.V.1(1), JUN. M. KOKEIS"N.
WLLIAM MLA- OILORON BLACK.
WILLIAM K. ILYON.I: r 3UUTIC G. LIU/KEY.
JAN. I. 116NNSLT.
lisc , T Tluusll. F. OM BONNIIMIST.
Open dolly from 9 o'clock A.X. to 4 o'clock
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL -BANK,
• Wood St., or. Second Avenue.
MEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Conpona, sonde and Stocks
DOOM= AND SOLD,
A. BEADL.r.T, rmiaent.
W. VANSIRX. VkA Presldeaf,
odr4A7 01 - litrn CLARKE. Jo.. Castile,
N. HOWIE* & SON&
13A.N1:32EIEt . S,
57 MARKET STREET
PITTSB1711(111, PAL
Caliente. made eat all the intone.' Pol.. or
the United Mt. and Caned..
titoeks,Bonda and other Seenritlee
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION
Particular atanitlou paid to Slia purchua aria
ula of
U.Lki u teri States Securities.
J
HART, CAUGHET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
. PITTADVIOU, PA"
0317C0103501116 TO HANNA, HART i 00..1
mum to
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
kad particular attg l iz e r4d to the ousrlase
GOVERNMENT BONDS;
Si h i t Drafts on London.
CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
CAPITAL. •1.,.000. -
ITICIROLDEIS MilltllllllT LIABLE
imam PAID DK DEPOSIT&
POSZION 7.XCHANUf.
Bonghi, and sold. and when desired remlited ie
Europe. Colleeilans wade an all de principal
pante a
d dt
of Dowinte the United ntanw, mate an Preat red Cana.
m I.
JAlaire MCClfill, VICO Pet eldest.
W. N. MORGAN. CaOtler•
DIEWIMI2I.
James McCabe.'
Hugh Keating.Terence Campbll,
James Phelan,
N. A. Ifterroale.
D. amen,
Thamaa Roark*,
Ptric% Haim
ea a ts. B. Barr.
Chu. Marisa,
B. J. Grace,
lam
J09.111...&ZZA1f. SoMika
SAID BY SOBIE TUBED PEA"-
Elni IS TO BA ' , •
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY:
FOR SALE. •
Oo a long erOlt If desired, la the Sermateentb
weed. (Lmera&wellle,) 100 feet more or Sr...
fronting on Butler street., running teach 4011
feet to liammit stroce,lo feet wide, with two
houses on It, renting for $940 per a ear, with
the best salt water, and fruit, shrubbery, de.
Also, 100 feet mere or leen frontlet, an Davison I
street; evening back to said Summit Great 340
feet, with one bums and • good melee of soft
water. Heat for 41140 Far year. !loth pieces
contains large quantities of loom and sharp mend.
N. 11.-1 will nit tbe naked ground at the rate
of dl.OOO less than has recently been raised by
Viewers for • etreetaine by, and all the Ireprova
meats at • fair valuation.
Also, for sale. that fear story Warehome on
the camera Liberty and Maumee streets, Pitts.
burgh, accepted ho Messrs. M. MOUallosech, Jr..
C0...110 feet front on Liberty street, /10 fact
on llsacock and 30 feat on Exclaim. • lay
inquire. no recommeridatirn. Also, Soar two
story Brick Douses, all In • row, elzroeme each,
three on s door, oe LeMek Street, Allegheny,
sear Heed street Midge. Rana for 4344 each
PM Year. Also, four acres of choice land with •
now Mieten tad papered Brick House, 0 rooms,
wash house, two wells, cistern. stable, Ae.. An.
where I now reside. Allen any eau be bought on
st long credit, or short, as it may salt perchance.
lamina E. WILKINS, at John Hays%
•No. 1130 T.lberty street, Pittsburgh.
JANUARY 10 11110. MIOO7I
LATEST OIL STRIKE.
Mnar.: •
LIBZUTY I
Z 00240%
, .
To sem* CMS banded JOnTICI. Jolt come and
on what mended bargains an offered In the for
/eons week of ISOM, • and Slimmer Clothe. Nat
lerePated and eLhlblteet to tate_pablte h 7
- 8. O.
The fullest UMW*IT to be entoyed when the
inan who enjoys It Is neatly detaaed Ina salt o
new Summer Clothes which comfortable:
ae not to abridge the freedomofd b la Motion,. Such
Clothes are to ho tilid at S. C. Trumann...a.
To nraettee lhoonowy, don't spend vast suns
of mdery where es tortlooate people Charye fancy
pares for ensattalletoryelothleir, bet Come*
wit the worth of every dollar you trend, at
S. C. Tnarraellan.l.
711. Tirana of 11. be free. sort, practiced every
day Hol , .
end all day, al the Ple No. 11 Clothing
There the people bring their sb, and
there they rict their cloth.. • Every. man free to
tidy at alittmet. Trade [remand°. Jae taro lit
the Bla No. "t
C lenVilleh
111.11.
Came mat sults tor 67 reortblllll.
.
Ilia nit, ifiX inn= ?o a r; h 851 3
Kw mt., Imo, at 114 earth worth el
. .
Mask Wm for. qqo worth 900.
Boys , MAU far SD worth Oath
And s great many more too .1,11010911 to me
Ilion. ball muly and secure your 'napkin, as w
nave tad it few dsym sell. limaember N •
1181 MA reet.
S. C. TRATIERMAIL
APPLE PAGERS . -I have a
NII sasortmentof Apple Pe rieg.Corlas and
Blieleg Illachtuee. which I Witte all to call and.
see them tried. The PARING. CORING AND
SLICI2IO MACRONS, takes only three tom o
the crank to para. eore.And slice an ordinary
sled. apple. It MN pare without elkdat or
=lnd required.
Dried Ahnfr; sell much higher when sliced
with thts machine than when ensnared hl the
oblprocess.
Also. *tall assortment of
Ligh*g is Turn Table Apple Parers.
l iter eels. wholesale sad Retell, by
ira JAMES BOWN,
.
N 186 WOOD STREET.
Imposter and retail dossier In
WINE ErrAMIONEDELY,
VIEMIIIB..TANTY AND 111JED.IESA
auto irJklilltall3ll,
03011160/3. ARM. ILLITAIINATING Se,
o r d. ? , by bun recetvorompt attention. dna
fat mast&
Lou Camtant
NIE
.~~:c~:cF~~.,.~.:~.~:... ~.r , :a , :~..i07~i;r~. e
IRON AND STEEL.
•
DUQUESNE WORKS.
•
COLEMAN: RAKM & CO.,
Xassfactureto ol
IRON. NAILS
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
DUQUESNE. LX AND] VN IATA.
1.1. AT BA lt, HOUND AND SQUARE IRON,
RAND. %HE itT A ND lAN li IRON,
BOILER I . I.ATES AND LIMA Ds.
kItIARD IRON. I AG see DittIPPF.R RAM,
• PLANNER. CUTTER BARS. C f RI.INDE
IRON.
T N D FLAT RAIL. for CANA Roads.
CROWBARS WEDOEs A HARROW TEETH.
BPRI NO. PLOW ANDCU I.TIVATuII STSF.I.,
RTEIf, WINOS AND lIUULttB eta to pattern.
STEEL TIRES. STEEL CIiAirTINU, A. R.
STEEL.
CoACH, ROBOT ida WAUON BP/MIMS sad
AXLES.
UUP NAILIAND SPIKES.
All Nada First Clan and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS:
11Leteenth Street and Allegheny Myer
and 11 VVnter Invest., Yittalargh.
MILLER , BARR & PARKIN.
rASTNIMS:
elaraitTlek
CIPLCIAL Paarnsa-13. M. KIS&
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
RILLER, BABR & PARKIN,
OFFICE. So. HO Liberty Street,
rITTIBURUH,
it.111:1:1421
pITTEIBUIRGH
STEEL WORKS.
112STABLISIIED IN 1545..
ANDERSON & WOODS,
HEST =FINED OAST STEEL
Of every description. Also, best
Refined German Plow end Spring Real
CORNER ROW AND YIRET AVENUE, PM.-
buoth. •1011:n4
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAII HILLER,
(Successor to JOB. RUM a C 0.,)
Has tunnies ewenenalge Rini the leading Pop
.I,7i.7.tftair;;;',P,4llftrlrATONtira4
SRA "TS, 'itANKA, PISTON RODS. LAVERS.
INTRA N J It RIOTS, ItAILIP PA d AXLES.
LOCOMOTIVE, FEARER, together with CT.,'
description of ISHAPE WORE. Once awl Pon,.
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Meat.
apllW4o
FILERSHIESEI PROCBSS
The t7l,"."E.l.l"2=trsTlit
lleeo
CRS°.
The superior quality Imparted to food Iron, the
great Itoprovcment la 'orator Ron, and the re.
daced coot, commend lam all muintsetarers of
Ron.
Parties wishing to one It can obtain Itemises by
applylnd to
JAMES P. SPEER.
Attorney for the Trustees.
ROOM 1 and 9 English's Building; 96}1
fourth e.
Parties interested are tallied to Melt the
SHORNBEIRiER WORKS. 'where the pro, es* in
now In succtmlui oneration. • felnds7
lIEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, MUCK & .00. 1
ITTTII3IIRGB, PL,
Ilmistsetnrers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL.
RAILWAY SPRINOS,_
ICLLIeiTIO AND PLATFORM PPRINOII,
ASLEL OMR!, IInIC, tn. A.
Wanking+, 1113 Witter arid 100 First Sta.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Mustfactnrenof all .IGerlptious of
entur:=Taz i y ' Nap, Tummy.
PITTSBURGH.
STOVE,. CAt.TINGS.
000$ STOVES.
lJ
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CG'S
TRIUMPH,.
FOB BITUMINOVN COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast sis
well as any other Store In the Cam
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty PtreEit.
/Liao, op band and An
PARLOR trio9l9, ' -
HEATING STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FINDERS.
COOKING RANGES, *e.
GRAFF, RU6118800.,
OS XVirt2 .Alto[ oP •
SPCOV - E3Si
BOSTON COOKING RANGE
• 'TEM FIERY FURNACE,",
• roz WAIIXINQ BUILDING&
TflIS NEW . A)Pri-otna . COOICIFIV STOVE.
..11.6(1ULATOIL. ,, (:OLUYPIA COOK
VA_l4.B lelacianall Pattern) PuRTABLK
BANtn own r Koh MANTLKS. WALLMANIS
RICFILECTOS, Et KATES, free from dirt arra data . .
GRATE IItUNTS, rzzarass, ac.
206 and 20S Liberty Street,
twS:7D PITIVIBMIGH, PA.'
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
NO. NO WOOD NTREET,
Yanafutures, at the Greatest Vastett of
Cook, Parlor and Heating IStoree,
TO HZ POUND
lo oar aseortnient wlilb• Inane all the LATEST
PATITUrid AND /111 . 130VAMENTB, and the
rept:tali. or %nr Mona le inch that any one In
want ot a good an lacono:ale purchase nooe bat
lhoeoAr nilotare4 oy or. aa they will be toned
t.^.o datable ga well as erorognical. Woold
call pan tutu attention to oar ocw,VOLCAliti
tsTOVIt. tor church.. hal I n tendedores. Mat'
0 , 00 sold In three mon th .. lb, with or
without cuing. All who have need them tiro-
Doings. th•m sorer or to any other and tar Cbeap
er, tend for Catalorne and Price 1-111 tas
-
NOVELTY W 03103
EIITTSWITRaII
NOVELTY WORKS.
Wounded /1:. D. IMD.
111110111=1 ADAMS co.
• iwcoracronzas or
111WrIrtrytti 11 " AVEAI
SCALES.
last need e.t.a Door Locks sad LatCbe%
rain. astet Coffoe Hnl /re.
VZIES Cirata4TMOttliAnng
STONE
vonnoN •
•
Machine stone Works. •
WartlrestoornarefWealOcalmi. &MOM.
ra&DOC ATVATICA & CO.
OM& tuna or mewn of snort •otlce If earth
u• amp TUJO fenr•idetwalk• Swam,
: V. ? 4 . t .t . .!:' , 41. L . 1 ::.°2:°T.'.0 ° •!M . ..f "" •
ARCHITECTS
BARU & ftIOtIER,
4111C}LrIrECTS.
/Burr Hot= Ahnowniix lIMULIteII.
Roo. II sad*St.Clsir &tree:, Pittsburgh, ra.
Special atteattos even to the deslgalog ass
baUdlog of COUYT ROM= sad rustso
1111.11,,,,,Tard
1131,T01 , 1 0. J. M•f1•H11
FULTON & NUABTIV,
putsc-rxesz. Fmtratisnwei
GAS urn swim vrturrec
.
/1114 A , Near High Rarest,
. rrnistosen. PA.
Lead Pipe. Gum Ham au 11B , arra.
bath Tutu, aad Wash ?toads. nroa I . lpe and
Pitting. Ale sad Beer twates, and Steam Cocas
&Ilea,. =hand. Pablta sad Printer Buildings
true ,1p with dia. Water :and Steam Beatty
APParathr• Jobb/at PrOMPßllttilided
?:,f'±C...
•
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c„
FORT PITT
BOILER. STILL MB TANK
WORTKS. ,
CARROLL ANDONYIDER.
MAIIIIPAOTUBJEES OP
,Tilir-"1:
Xlts,'
et
trribts AND DD, TANNs,
I:MN lIKEEMIINO AND ASH PANS.
CswiTLINU. PANS, SALT PANS AIM CON
STEAMIIIO [was. twOMITERS AND 16.0 N
1111
PIUSOI.4 D(X11111AND COAL SHIITES. •
°Mee aid Wanheme censor Reemsd.
•rhlrd,lllion and Liberty Street,
"" H ". 1311 GU. PA.
nt to the ob.. atlitreso no
1_ led to. mh7:011
JOl•Orders
promptly all!
Htrog N. BOLE & 00,
Con Point Alley and Duquesne St,
(NW Ma POOR.)
Engine Builders; Founders and
Machinists. •
Manufacture STEAMBOAT MNOINZS lad
EITATIONARY RIM IN id. souriases.
Special attention invited in new RITATION
.OII. W KW. Err AND PIM/TABUS
BM halt, ofls horse power.
CASTIN6b. Greyer, kind, made tdr order straw
roundly, on Timm STRZIKT. below Market.
Mud for till Wells, IiHAYTISG,PULLM
LIAM/had, and TOBACCO /StiltiNtl
add IKON TOBACC) eIiESIEU, on baud 'mad
made ko order, at Pao •
•
• INDUSTRIAL WORKS.
fronting on the Allegheny Baur, .sir lh. Pollt,
lOTTHRUPOff,
AdrAll °Moo; promptly tilled. TAY lIIA,
O'HABA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & C 0...
Mannlnetomers of
STEAM EVILER/3, (ML TANKS, STILLS, At
VLINIATA,LTAItAI
•
BoIOILEN Itlmlt BEDS. to..
Cor. of second Avenue and Liberty it.,
PITTSISMIGILI. PA.
KrpOrtne done promptly. Orders nest to Um
above at drew will ne promptly alumina to.
Y. Merl-lAN, formerly JUmagre atVAILEOLL
132iYDEIP0.
RIESICH & BRO.,
7/RE & BURDLAR,PROOP
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP. NO MOULD.
ENGINES AND XACHTNEBY,
BREWERY WORN. REPAIRING AND fll.
TING UP MACHINERY,
Coy. 17th and Pike Bth., Plthsteiree,
WIC BM:WHIM & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 210, 519. AA •ND 115 MUM SIT
HSTSUir oesured s largaLyant- and tarnished It
Salta MOIL approved machinery, • re Pre
red to manure , tare every deverlption or BOIL-
Iltd In best ,manner, and warranted eq.! to
any made la the mummy. Chimneys, Brreehlay.
Vim beds. Steam flora. Locomotive Bolleas,
Condensers. calf Pam, Tanks, 1)11 ' , BILL Anita
tors, nettling Pann. Bolter Iron. Bridges, SejSZ
Pan., and attie trinonfactarersalSarnall's rat
ent Boilers.
klepalrtne done on shortest aortae. jalmill •
SAIIND 11. BAIIIIII NIMI•ND D. MOM
JAILED M. BRUSH &SON,
• •
IIaNtITACTLIZEinI OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WOZUL, to.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,
NATIONAL FOIUNTIRT
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll sad iimallmala Streets,
MOTH WARD./
.I.rrTI3I3IJFKM.
WILLIAM SMITH,
NANOPAOTIIIIIN OP .
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
NH au AND WATER WORN/.
NY Pipes ars all oat Invariably In MA bi as
rand and IS net DAVID , MI 0. (id' smidlrulD
of general
Castings for Gas & Water Works.
elnrs.vvv.=Oramett..
- IMP FORT Prrii
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
ornoi AND WORM
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
tor Enginek. nailing BM !Ma
chinery, Nall Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
ANDERSON R. A. PRZTVOOLE.
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY,
W. 1. ANDERSON & CO., • •
Nanalteturera of IRON HOUSE ramros,
WINDOW LINTELS and !DLLs, and -
•
• Castings of all Deliceptlona. ,
RireAt...anz...P,l.riAßtki T
Wind . ov;
et... Homes.
STREET. Pit ANDubarst. NOUNDNY—ND. MD WATER
•
ROIMP SON, BEA /116 CO., • „ •
Finer-emu to Roznrsox, MINIS •Ittiiii'L •
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOMDERS MD MOBMSTS. rirrssimax,
Manufaetareii at BoataEltall lllss ranr Stem ft -
Ara irar.
7,:arg 'kr IV, *A47"" 7 11•1 1 aartmlibleli
arkilll . D.ll PATZIiTI2I4I723II.
THOMAS CABLIN & CO4.
Patti !aid l'auedtynd Nulaine Verb,
RANDOM Fr., ALLICOMINICM Pa«
11lanstactmers ointailonara lad Portaldeatri
Zaa on
and Law . 10111%**orho'i'3472 Waflnl. Bros
111 .1.1 ILIIMII
Vtinme s tng .6, ll:l l Zgalln. w ir a nannl Bona
all dans. • Mali,
BRASS FOUNDERS.
HInT DIM GILTIITAYI SUCH.
HENRY BIER & CO.,
BUCCrEO3O23 so
MEIN M. COOPER a 00. 1
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MAIM PROMPTLY TO ORO=
lea's and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING, .
71110M13, WERT IND CUM 1116116,
ALL GLO/111 PATTI:RN.
mom r cicovTcs,
Briss Work of every description for
- Steam, Water - and OIL
MARITNACTLIBMI 0/J. 11. 000PZR I COM
Improved Bilance•Wied Blom hap.
Arista Pr Drepfuss Potosi Oii
errs, the beat in the Market.
Oeatsgke . sad Wort . , emu TtartelsaLli, sad Piss
M sP7
ATivooD &
Conn* Mberty strret sad TWA Avum,
ilititnargly Pa.,
ewe rooms AND JON APE rrrnas.
sod ACILISTS for ti . L CAMIXON & 0011
ISTALIN VMS AND BLOWIAA.
HE
RAlLtva 5
PENNBYLV 41..art o roas
NIA. NTAL MAIL
On and otter 11 P. N., aanAa Nov
1411, 1800, Traits will arrive at and .I,parlt
from the Union Depot, °Corner Of Waahlortef
and Liberty etreetii. as follows:
Angst. DOOOl..
Mall 1:50 ac:toothern Er. 5.00 ale
rest Line 1.45 am °FIO2OO 111,1410.0
Wall's No. 1..0 140 asa 140. 1.. 15.30e1e
BrintonAo Nol T:5O am' Mall Train .... 11:10 aV
Wall`s No. 2.. 8:50 am NnOIOOAO.. 10.00tani
ClaelfulaU En.11:1110 101.1• As Plo • 5 . 11Foni
JoindoersAo 10:50 ant etncle%l etz. 1h.35 1'W
Ae Nol TAJO pm Wall , . No, t.. a 1:51 as
Pittabwa Ka. 1:30 pm Johnatowa An.4:521
Fertile Lope. 1:50 pm Itra , ts An Non 13:2‘. tos
Well`e No. 11.,.11:50pra1 POU.. Neon:4.3:3opm
Bra`leoAeNo 10:15! pm Wall , . -No. L. azlrivra
WallM No. 4. 5:0050 Wall`e No. 1..
BrietenAo No: 1:10 oni,•Past Woe .... 7:40 pm
Way Faeces 10:1101.0::Wall's No. 1 1 :00 .
aThese [reins mate clove Connection at 111, , ,.•
bu 'anti n ging•ftin leave. Wal:a orsithro tit ry
nerolay at 11:01 a. wt. rrsehlns Pi ilsburs bal
10:011 a. au Re torstasr, karts at
.15:110 el. tn , and arrli ea at Walls set
at
11:10p.
afiluelonatt lerprcee I. area deli): Iloninern
Farm. leaves doll r eletept Montlaf. All ther
trolls daily except Beeler.
Tor farther lisibrotanon acme, to . .•
W. N. mccs.wrre. Aiwa.
rat Pennsylvania flallrOad Company will not aim
aumeany 11.1 g Inv Itarcsage, errynt for weariall
pare% and limit their responsibility to One men.
41,1 Dollars la value.. All liargaae eiceedlee
that amount to value will be at the 11st of Oil
minter. an!". talsenAina t i eo l tAraca. • - •
nom General Alperin:indent AhLeantna.
E ST ERN-allaellift
PENNSYL
ftelA
andsr NOV. 14. I. kk•
.Pamen.er Train.. the Western reartrosuss
4tal•road will arrive atand derail non ten
, redarrl Street Depot. Allegheny City... Iblitweet
An*.
mjl D.port. •
Ann' '4l4= i•cttifairy:l ■
„ v t.ii;„ r,f.3 ti 414 1 1.% e r t4ll::
. Above trees ran daily a.aceet .standaf.
The Church Train !tavern Allegheny Jai:tenon
even dunday at 7:40a. reaching Allem:n.7
CM at 4:40 a. Netanting. leave. Alleghelt
Clity at 1:30 D. nt. and atrive at Alleghpy Jane.
Ma at 3:40 n. tn. ' • • •
The trains hating Allealtenj OttY et TWO e.
m. make dimes oonneet ion at steepen telt/Ma
ker,. line or Stages for - Better and Hanastistown.
Through for
may be
perk
at tee
N 0.111.00, stret, neer 0 01. p 0
Pittenurah, and at the nelmt. Anaginnp.
rot farther Ineonnallowapply • •
/AIS EN/NNTOi
gederal Witt 1.
The Western nenenhanir Railroad nee
"sr ”o f . x y . r 1 "1 141% I ti ff A 4lo, ' Sir w arin:
o .tundreit moll., 'in ' valv e. All All haiage .U.
ending 101 a amount in val. , rlllbtokt flak of
the owner, =Iam EDW A taken by s pedal eoetraar •
tel
note Banns] ennenatendDYent.
3 /§§att7 .—'. ll,. T 017 WA YLA Y a ,
B. W. and OT..E ..LAN VI ... tVIO/3...1.2 ~., B.
Prom NOV. lath, 1869. trains wit:lmre from
mid arrfto et the Union Mao% aorta old,. Pltta.
burgh ell tlme. aa follower
Chle Ex. " ...11:4111 am chimao tan: 33 a .
Brie ols Yra Ne.itittl • m ruble Ex. • IMMO P .
01. a Wleglag 6:3t1 leen Wheellog N . .x lOtall. m
Chleac r llall..o:sll a m U.ilit. L. Km Trill t m
Jam I . .... 9:38 am Olel , goNia/Carille rse
Vt.* •gE.Ic 9:08 pa. Clewelaid Ea 3:3M0 m
("Mew NI. . la:91 so Zeta a Yea Ifte..o3pea
We aMe Zit:o3 a. Cd. &Whop . TaTAMIpm
D•Dartfrom Alisel p.
t3 tewswe fek. 41Primr.
Beer Fallale• 8..3a ate "NUM .111 . 4.N3 am
1.. " " . •• . Prin :ft irie . r r'lli .•434lll:ra
I
Ithelteeter .1 Streß pm ram -. ::-.., 9:19 am
Neon e• 4.pealom Leetedele - ',.lllniapm
Leetsdale Am.:lavas Bee/Palls •• BOW pm
BeeriaUs •• .6:11Ipm LeetadeJe " aril pa
Leetsdale •• 10:411pat •• •• Tr= pm
Tar Oak. eon- nu, Oaks 5e,... 8
2/1.• Inn. g t trAoitipugnt." d.g.
scrrismosp. nu Chleaeo Ravens arrives dellWe
P. N. MTZ .ltd • J. N. MeOULLOtleiJi.
Geed. ras. a =Met Lamm. - (1021. Meeeeter.
Jame
O ghfli.N "L . of
sizz2Gmain x'vALuLET StAILII041:
•
TILL ONLY DIESOT ROUTE TO PHIL OM
REGIONS WITH O UT CHANGE OP OA Ell.
t)on No . ;.:4111, Iti6Dl Two
THBOILIWI TILAINIS DAILY fraocpc
will leave Pltleborgt Depot, enruer of
enth sad Pike coin
Oil DIM TD.I.
(Do. awl all volute In De 011 keelona.
yrrieateme92. Liar" ; is ilTersietno. - II
Day YE I:16 am Day 6630 - p
Eight Ex.... • 1000 Tem HightEZ.:•••• T:00
LL Haltom... 6:00 am Ist Ilaltsen.y 6eVI6 al
Haltan...ll:6o am 24 Halton.., 9:00 a En
6:00 pm 3d Melton .. ear DI pea
HaRem...11,90 pto 1110 Hanna. Tab p m
Vreeport An. 9:30 ato pods won.. lena en
Bona Works.. 6:31/ pro WeLreport Ao pis
Brady.. B Ao 7016 p IS Bra nts II At 10036 • so
Otearoh 1210.29, Cb0mb....... 10:10 a ne
YaDercsa Daleu enure only at min .al flora, Acomenerodallon tratas ito_p at an ateetTnea.
• J. J. LAW - 9990a, 61000 .109 . 1;
TRONAB K. Knit , . AWL. 9,01.
rITTEIBURGI3
CINCINFATI s.
Ull7lll RAILWA.Y.
Ea RIME ROUTE; •
ONANOX 0/ T73[1. , -OBiml alloilioNDA
Woo. 84th, 1809, trains rut low,n mid arrOo.
tta 13IlloaDIPOt.. rlttdsumd.
' I . ltudrorgb Stmt.
.
14. pa. m. 11117 '
Boat/kern Zipress......AlMS p. m.. 5:00
Fant Line .... 9.48 a. 311. 7:10 p. a.
4:43 0. M. 6:50 p.m.
.11oeo.Nall 1:31a. r.
Moubenvillo ALOOUIMOti. 3:43 p.m. 0,4 00.28.
MoDonold's dee'n. No. 5:53 p.m. 3 513
Banda• (Morel Troia.. 122:18 p. m. 9,5 d a. m.
air ROW P.M. Plsprom 'no move dali).
1.1113 m. Mad will arrive dolo • •
5../.
'lie 4 801 Mast Aga**. floluliTatb. -
W. W. OA.RD, Densdoon. 00 to.
non
rI L TTSBURGHts,
CONNE .
LL'S V 1 L
ROAD
Os stul•after TUESDAY. , 'S
11611. DO. MB arrive al 'OA
irt ruler ot Host sea Water . stroons, at
_ •
liati to. Lo and tram ram. _ 249 ' l '
:OO 47L' e}Oe
MaKRIMPOZIACI:OIIIdtiIi 171475 A. x.
31. Lo•skl nomTint , n. 3:00 r. 0:10
1 .l*V •
Welt Newton Alecom.d 4:30 r. N. 4:35 A.
3.444oeV•A Me moce4Vn. S 0:16 r. x. • TIOO r.
Mita tosarr..l4:3o 11:41A.3
9417rog'VvIit. Hawto6' 1:00 T. 14 Met A.
'Por Llattilapply to
• , Z.
,IM. .lIATIIIOND. Assaf.
W. 11..0TOUT. o%o43tautent. • • witi
rroozfoßy.i foto ;:tiao
MIWORTII, Jill 4-:110.
243 LIBERTY STREET,
(Oppostta bead et-Weed.)
=
New Cup 'New Orleans
SUGAR and MOLASSES.
IST They gfve 12 per cent. tare
on allBugar by the Rogwhead
ESTABLISHED HI
& 1.-001111'C 1812.
W. DI. BODILY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DLUNTFLT cur. LAOLI HOTZU) '
IZZ=
N." FITZZLIC I A. 117ZZLIi.
lellEitLE AL - SON,
Merchgtste
AND IMALUIS IS
szAstrn,onerrir,v - zumixato.
2(o. 95 OHIO SMEIST, NaarEYt Cielosnos,
M==M=l
PST=, t ....TLYII2I BICHABT
111CAIL & MICHAEL%
onsonssiox witageints,
MID MALLS *. •
.
mut, osts, 1311ED13,11:111, no, ea
44* Liberty st., Rum.
IVIMAN OII 86 ILIPPF" ) ';
moms. 011•12 i An* 1.4201)1Joi
Commission Merchants.
wizlaT i r
ri !! 4 o.
00211nusest"olleited.
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Isom orb rstiot II Anagram)
eitopuezvoiliseams igncyArr,
' No. 25 Marlcot Street..
L J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail' %Seer,
No. 31N1 ?INN STBSZT
T J Ti Er ' BAIRD & PATTON,
Mlioiessiellrocers, Commission Merabast•
■adq Deals...a Prods.. /War. Baena, Ow.,
BIM. Larissa and Lard Otl, 1r.. , lisliahr n s4
FlLT ‘nr r . l . llrior tar gi7,4lNriZTutirr,
sows s. 110raiL.zaw. ROOM.
olial I. HOUSE &BRA", Iltie•
► atm» to JOHN. L HOUSE s-GO. WWI.-
sale Groaan &so Commission Illerdiant4 Dorms
of Paittbiltid and Maser street*. 1114obargIL
tOul Sinn= WALLACI.
§ I D IPTON x s4Risv mi S s ß cnow L bDote
.Nos. ft 811THM iN M% PiODCshAP
MARSHALL'S ELELHL ,-
"ilizszuttnrztaxus HL
• glvzz::: "ILL CINU. DT =114 . ..
Dine Of MM11111•• =it:. $3.00 MPS:W.I y
Pima. Llollo* et street. ssA.WIA
Oss, DevissistA r.Trt" l se: -. ..siZO.
:artsin'taret , "uuTATkroirrns.s
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