AMERICAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE
PITTSBURGH.
CaSU CAPITILL . . woke**
Stockholders Individually Liable.
SANK Or DINOOUNT AND DAVONIT.
JOHN 'LOYD WY. /LOYD.
rruldeut. Caskler•
••• •
Tbos. Y. Marshall, Job• M. Marthsad.
rus. T. ohsttnon. Atcbibald Wa ll ace.
lawn W. Arndt, Jas. D. Kelly,
n. Leak. W. Floyd.
John Yloyo,
Thls Bank is near falli organised and prepared
10Ms1010 do • itcneral Mauling baslneu.
GOLD,
- KILTER, AND COUPONS,
Boesch: at Highest Prices.
PH. B. MERTZ, Banker,
Car. Wood St. and sth Avenue _
JAME§ T. BRADY & CO.,
tencoessora to 5, JON= I 00..
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
13.A.N - 11{13,
Bay sad sell all kinds of
•
UOY}IRNMENT SECURITIES,
SOLD. SILVER AND 0013 PONS,,
05 MOOT I'AVOBABLX 755513.
tir Interest Allowed on Deposita.
Isom
55-Mon er market r loan atesed on 001.11.111.1. Ronda at
.
Orders exonoted for Om Porebooe
and Nolo of STOOK% BONDS' and
SOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO,
5000 ALLEGIIENY VALLEY B; B.
_ 7-80 BONDS.
/or We at
Iten:u3
N. SOUSES & SON&
tte littsintt &Ott,
FINANCE AND TRADE.
I ay Telegraph to the Pritateargh Garotte:,
. . ' New Toes, Feb. 17,1670
The chief feature In Muncie! circles
to day was the \ publication of private
telegrams from Washington In regard to
rr the action of Congress on finances.
Prominent among these was one to the
effect that all measures looking to the
funding of the debt would be abandoned
for this year. This news gave general
satisfaction, as the. fending bill now be.
fore Oorigress is looked upon with gen.
oral disfavor. Other telegrams relating
to the proposed reduction In tariff and
Internal revenue to the extant of 0 5 0.-
000,0 W were received with much
favor. The rise and activity. In
Government bonds In Europe was also
the subject of much comment. Ger
man bankers generally telegraphed to
Europe last night that the funding bill
would probably fall, which, In connec
tion with the general reduction ot Inter
-est in continental cities, caused a rise In
national credit. Bankers generally look
tbr,a further improvement in Europe
whim it is known that the funding bill is
abendoned for this year.
thin
Thereaf terno Is
on a ;
good
markete dmand for money
steady at 6%6 per
cant: on calL Discounts may at 71a8 per
cent. Sterling a shade firm at Smelii
per cent. Gold heavy and lower, with a
peepressure Metiers to sell at option pease
ned at 119%. touched 119% and cloned
at 111%ct The Assistant Treasurer sold
04000.000 at 119 99-1000119 60-100. Oar
rpng rates 3 0 6 per-cant Clearances,
122600,000. •
Govarnmenui lower in sympathy with
gold. but closed seedy. Conems. ) , 64
1.7M1111; do '66, 16415%; go '64, 14
14,44; do '65, 144(414%; do new, IN
isii; do' 67, 13 % 0 3 10 .54: do 'U, 13,40:
• UM; 10.Ws, 12%®12,41 Currency sixes,
11=11 .1.
dull; Missoula, 915‘; old
Tennessee's, 66; now. 49%; old Virginias,
412%; new 66; old North Cartillem, 46;
new, 26; exouslana levee sixes, 69X.
Railway market very week and prices
are oft 5V11.3( per cent. from the highest
Point or the day, and the present down
ward turn of athsirs Is being ,slated by
soma leading operators wbo bay back the
Mocks they sold freely during the
two days on the top wave of the market,
Miscellaneous and express stooks gener
ally dull, the only activity being in Pa.
ulna Mall.
Fiver:Thirty INices.—Caoto
U n
berland, MIX; Western nion Te am. le.
graph. NM; Quicksilver, 13X; Mariposa,
111%; do. preferred, 20X; Adams EaPrels,
06X; Wells it Fargo, 20X: American,
WM; United States, 6134; Paden Mall,
42X; New York Central, 97%; Erie, Wm
do. preferred, 461 Harlem, 14734; do.
=id 150; Hudson &rip, -95,14;
g 96X; Michigan Central , LB;
lake Bliors, MI; Illinobe .Cen., nominal;
last sale, 141; Pittsburgh. 101: Northwest.
ern. 7934; do. preferred, 90; Bock Island,
12234 ; Elt. Paul, 67; Bt. Paul
preferred, 80; Wabasb, 47; do. pre
ferred 71; Fort Wayne, 91341 Alton and
Terre Haste`, 3234: do. preferred, 60; C.
4t, A., 11E4 do preferred, 11634; 0. dc M.,
30341 Boston, Hartford and Eris. 7; N. J.
C., 99X; C. C. & r. C., 21; Bt. Joe, UN;
Dubuque. 100; Iron Mountain. 48; C. O.
Q. 74; Gregory, 180; Gress Valley, 80.
Boston priest': Calumet, 70; Copper
Falls, 634 : Franklin, 734; Heel, 86;
Quincy, 17.
Ettib•Tresurnry balance: gold, 177,632,.
~165; currency, 17,147,576; general be
= sum, 184,779,912.
Ormuz oy Pir mamma 13A.sawra,
Tanner:oar, Feb. 17, 11370. §
—thawing quotatons received by , James
T. Brady Co. i Gold: 119 X; Unita:l
Melee Blass, 1861, 117 X; Five-Twenties,
11181, 114 do. 1864, 114 X do. T wen ti es, 114 X;
Ten• Forties, 112 X Flve Janu
ary and July, 1686 , 113 x; do. do. 1867,
1111 X; do. do. 1868. 116%; Union Pacific
Batimed, 11734; Central do, do, 90 30 CY.
PEN°, 111 X; Lake Superior
PITTISSURGII 111ABILETS.
OrnA or Pismtsmtam. Gl•sarta,
Trroasnmr. Feb. 17, 1870.
Wheat continues to attract considera
ble attention at Chicago, and while the'
impreedon seems to prevail there that
• it is • good and safe In tat pres
ent prices, operators, neverth • lleas, are
• timid, being apprehensive that It might
tun Oct differently,
-__
We clip
i? the teltewlei. which IN • little
from the Chicago Republican,
of Wednesday: For eon* little time
past, prominent dealers have been qui
etly buying up wheat to hold fora time.
knowing very well that there would sod
runat be a reaction, end th at the down. ward movement-w ould receive a cheek,
and they are very well eatbflea with
the turn In the- market. Operators are
now llrm In the belief that wheat was
cheep at The per bushel, and many are
asking themselves the question why
they did not lay away a few "fives'
_when they could have pnrchaaed It frbe.
ly at this figure. The .ftepublicm bac
told them time and again that wheat
was good property at anything under 80
per bushel, and time has proven that
insertion correct. Advice* from LlVer
pool stale that the receipts there are
largely of American wheat, and this has
been the case for some time past, which
indicates that there Is but little wheat
coming from other sonnies. The re.
°ohne at this point continue on • liberal
scale, and there is a continued and grad.
nal •Ocumul•tton here, but the low
' prices ruling no doubtindume anurnmp.
tion in gammas where other grain could
DO used was wheat not selling at • corn- ,
vocatively low tmare. It I. urn to pm I
diet that there will not be as much wheat
raised this coming harvest as last season
or the year previous, for- the simple
- realm that it does not pay, and the
w o w can and will try some other crop.
It coe's more money to mire wheat than
it dose any other grain, and for this
raison it is necessary to have it sell at
a material advance over other cereals,
which has not been sufficient on Memo)
of 18/IS to pay the reducer, hence it ke
very likely that a smiler area of wheat
milt be planted than fbrsome years prat
The Chicago Trews" of the Namedate,
after referring to the mantet - having
been somewhat exulted and MOTO MUT&
atlja: There Was not, however,. great
• advance In prices hers le the news prao.
tmely anticipated through the medium
. of the "private advice." which are now
received by the leading operators,' and
are generally ahead alba more priblie
telegrams in noting market changes.
Thee, too, the advance brought out nn .
**roue sellers, who were anidonsto - dis.
pose of wheal that had dragged On their
~ b a r
~R.~~
, hands for so long. It was claimed by
' the bears that the. interruption In the
supply w Liverpool is but a temporary
malt of Eastern winds; that the winter
is so nearly over that the spnng ship
ments will soon make up for deficien
cies, and that there 111 too much In
store to permit of an extensive apprecise
1 ,
lion In prices, a n se mach grain lying
back In the cou p that a material rise
would bring ape eet &valances upon us.
The bears also rged that the whole
advance is the result of a concerted
movement on th part of the bulls; but
they bought , ne ertheless.
APPLE BUS noted at GEOM.
APPLES—De cl fair, and arrivals
light, though noes are not quotably
higher; we OA to quote, in store, at
12,80@)3,60 per I. -
BUTTER—T re Is a fair demand, for
prime to cholmiiroll, while common and
inferior Is plenty and very dull; the
former is quoted nt 33.245.
DEANS—In good - supply and dull;
H o be l. fairly ?noted at ;242,25 per
b
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII at 8 eta.
' BROOM CORN-IH®lB ots per pound.
BROOMS—Store prtoes: N 0.2, $.4,75.
No.
pet 5, i 4,50; No. 4, MOO; No. 5, 15„60:15„60:Ca r Brooms, 16,00(0,50.
CHEESE—Ia steady but unchanged;
Western Rename and Hamburg. NB@
/ 7 ; 'FlteterY, 17 @17M; New York State
Fain Dalry,'lBol9; New York Goshen,
ItNig2e
CARBON 01L—Oontinnei quiet and
unchanged; we continue to quote M a
jobbing way at 25@r96m, (or standard
brands.
CRANBERRIE4-Balee of prime cul
tivated at sl4,slkßilb per bbl.
DRIED FRUlT—ConUnues In goad
supply and very dull. Apples 7(45 eta.
Peaches B@go for quarter., and 10@lic
for halvea. Blackberries, 14@15 ate,
and pitted Cherries, 25@30 eta.
DIMBED HOGS—No demand and
market almost bare; we quote nominally
at 10%@11c.
EGGS—Cm/Untie rather doll, with
sales at 22@22, though imme dealers are
still holding at 25
FEATHERS--Bales at 85(ii90, and the
usual advance for small lots, in a retail
way.
FLOUR—There is no Improvement to
note In the demand and no change In
prices. We continue to quota western
doom at if5®5,50 . for opting and 0,7506
foe winter. Rye flour 1505,26.
GRA.lN—Wheat la quiet and unchang
ed, with scarcely enough doing doing to
establish quotations; we oonilnue to
quote nominally at figogi,t2 for prlme
red, and 51,11101,1 i for choice. Osta
continue dull but unchanged; dealers
still quote at 43@fr45. buying, and 47%48,
selling. Corn dull with a good deal off
ering and not much wanted; we con
tinue to quote at 65€070 in dint hands,
and 75478 on wharf and in store. Rye
la very dull; with but few buyers over
85. Barley dial. spring 95c€41; URI 1.,06
@WO.
BAY—May be quoted at .16(2)= frord
country wagons as to quality,. Baled,
on wharf, $15020.
HUSKS—SaIso at 2 5“g 20 per pound.
HOhilNY—Elalee at 15,754:16,00 per bbl.
LlME—Sales of CleyeLand white lime
at 12QP1.25 ter bbl.
LARD 011.—City brands No. 1 extra
quoted at 111,28Q11,40, and No. 2 at 90.
ONIONS—Quiet and unchanged; ip®
2,75 ter bbt, as to quality.
PEANUTS—Tennessee at QM ctn.
PEAS—DuII: 2 2 , 50 per bushel
POTATOES—The market is quiet and
unchanged; sales In store at 50(555c.
POULTRY—Receipts continue very
light and market is almost bare. We
continue to quote dressed chickens. at
14®15 Ma.. and dressed turkeys, 18(g03.
PROVISIONS—The market Is quiet
mad unchanged. Plain Shoulders, 130
SI 133‘; Sugar Cured, 14@l4,tic; Ribbed
15%; Clear Sides, 163,;(417;
Breakfast. Bacon, 18 c: Sugar Cured
HAIM, 18g. Steamed Lard, In tierces
16m kettle, 17503.173‘. Mess Pork 829.
SEEDS—There is a continued fair de-
mend for ClOyer seed, and it is quoted
firm, in store, at $6,50; sales to the trade
at 2Wilf. Timothy seed still quoted at
1.1,5„ and Flcosed at 22,104245.
STRAW—SaIes of rye straw at fle,
and oats at 1110®14,
la
SALT— quoted atli 1,75 by the oar
•
TALLOW—Wes of rendered at DS;
roust; 6 0 8 4. Market very quiet.
W HISHT—Very quiet; Eligbwinee
quoted at 98(g41; common rectified, $1;
proof rectified 11.10.
PITTSBURGH CATTLE 'MARKET.
Pwt'A ( , 112MLI . L. STOCK YARDS, /
Taunsixkr,.lreb. 17, 1610.
I=l
Under the influence of deureasedre
ceipts and a slightly improved demand,
the market ruled considerably stronger
than last week, and it is probable that
the average price was higher, though, as
will be seen by referents to the report of
sales, the operstiose were restricted
mainly to the common and medium
grades. There Were some lota of very
fine cattle on male, but holders being un
able to realize their price shipped on
farther east. The offerinpi were coin.
paratively light this wear. while in re.
gard .to quality there is not much
change, as compared with last week.
Sluppers generally want to buy good
cattle, but they are not willing to pay the
prices, and cons- vainly, thus far this
week, there has been no sales of this
grade effected. •
Hedges & Taylor were offered Sys eta.
for three car loads of very fine 1,400
.teen, providing they would throw in a
cow, which offer was declined. Prime
to e xtra Mears =Br be fairly quoted at 8
W 34, but ft should be borne in mind
that it takes something really tine to
bring the outside quotation. Medium to
good sold at .63.4(9734, and stockers at
4340034.
AAAAAA IMO. I*.
Po.
El. L. it Co. for Timms. A..... I 2aoa 6s
•• •. •• Mows t W I ICO 513}{
fledges A T. for Ayer " 505
1111 MT. PM ii.
H. ralhot 01-A.
•• 1t47
X 4!..10 II rg
•• .• •• ileDastels
•• 111 , 1erdi II M.= 440
e• •• .16.16 El KIP .6.
P. B. 81eire to (Watt ICo 13 liiiiit 7 . 00
A. L. INTO, 55 2155157.;,
.133.11.Caa1y to Thafcblr 17. 23 an
3 3.340
•• •• •• 65busle, 5 11,455
SaTIISDAT. PSI. IT
CM3IE:M2I
Is usno sco
r - rI4 I
=WEI
B. -a
Se' for J. NT"'•• • E:=
TOCIIDAT. WA. Is.
H. L. Co. for Throeluserto6.. 1B 11,710 725
sl66elyrood tB. for 8..tker.... II 16 NO II so
•• •. lEckArt..;;.. 4 4.1523 .0
Jas. lffeCmly to Macaw.-- 0 14.710
=I
IL L. Co.A for Tbr0ck354405. 17 rz,co so
•• •• t• .52 52.000 7 221
• rfellf42 .•.. , 10 SLIM 7 T 5. 3150/00•00 . 41:15 =I 17449 170
•• 131.51.7 ...... 4 3=5
•. •• 15,774 41 51
•• •• Hay• ..... 14 111.6110 0
0
1
'• •.' in .
15 14,430 .5 75
J.R•el
• .• •- •
2 2,FAO 7 Z
J./Peel:ly WT. Lamb 77 new 715
images &T. forTiutman CO. IS 400 6Y
•• •• . 14
••
72 MO 3 al
•• •• Hum . 3 4.400 450
1:133:01•0401 B fur Oretsslrsa IS 93.110 7Si
•• •J. Lo•g 17 IS an 700
L. Skalaberg_to Y. 1100700 13 14,340 700
H. 11010 T. 1 50h............ 54 43450 700
N. C. Holler to 8he11y.... ....... 13 111 064 11 40
(104.1147 to Mopes
93117/I.IIDAT, no. 17.
Q. L.• Co. for Tb.mp4oi Kii 311, KAI 74
Haaelweal fur Campbell.. It 11.,012
B. DUSTS= 111 12 WO 7D
The offerings of sheep were compara-
tively light this week, and with an ay.
fz l ejte hi d g ra er Ike a :Ll:U m :u m &Urf a
grades, which were quoted up fully half
a cent per pound. The better grades
wild readily at last week's prices—in
some instances at an advance, and both
good and bad Were picked up more
radlly than for some weeke put. Prime
100 to 106 lb averages may be quoted at
6(,70. One drove - of fancy Kentucky
sheep, avera gin g lbs, was bought by
Bill, of Philadelphia, at B,kgo. To day
the market was a little draggy, holder.
endeavoring toepring a stilt farther ad
vance, to which buyers were unwilling
to accede.
I=l
The arrivals have main been light
this week, ugh the offerings, never
the though
less, were fully up to the demand,
which continue' very light, and, tom •
pared with last week, price.em lower.
Philadelphia bop are nowquoted at
malt, and York at ntielpisi. The
feeling still presidia among dealer" that
prices are too high, "and t his, of course,
ham • tendency to retard and nutria
bus teen
.I,otasymal., Feb. l7.—Biegia g quid
at llc. Cotton dull and no demand, buy.
ers holding off midcr4 . 2B3pi, ppm
In flair demand; extra ga,=,.. Brain
steady. Wheat—tad and White 1111960
1,15. Corn 930. Oate 630. Bye 90c.
Leaf tobacco achy% Wel 88 Blida togs at
lOWA. lee 88014, wrappers 8540.
Pravhdona ilrmsr and prices • abid e bet.
ter. Mess pork 8 8 7.80; rump 883. Bacon
—slaudder•=llßio. Clear ribs 18 5(0, clear
aides pia. Balk sneatii—shoulders 1130,
clear ribs 151‘c, clear slate 153(c, bre a k.
fait bacon sugar mired hams 10
Lard—tisros E1y45 . 6 keg
y firmer-sales at WON%
CLIMILLIID. Pet. 17,- - Wbsat, weak at
$1.14 far No I red. 0.1407 61/ No 2. Odra --
Sias.Will stamina. Osts ba9oot9sod sit 48
00 liarnial
Rya attady. at .
dull sad lowan Mil Canada bard 110
01.06, Eats OWL Petroleum market
aunt reined bald at 260 for prima light
straw to whim; standard whit* 263de; in
small lots fir retail 25022 1 / 4 6 Muds guilt
lit !gm per bbL •
IPILTROLEUBII
Ovnos 'or Prrreßl7ll43B Oisirrns,
TEVILISDAX Feb.l7. um
The 01l market presents no new charac.
teristles, nothing at Meat worthy of spe
cial notice. The dullness and stagnation
which has prevailed for so long still oon.
Unties, and while hopes of an early im
provement are entertained, the Indica
tions at present are by no means encotu ,
aging.
0817D111
Market dull though without auotahle
change In prloes. Bale 500 bbla seller
February at 12%; and 160 bble "Parker's
Landlog" at 123ir. Seller to July, In the
absence of sales, may bequoted at 12.3.0
and buyer same tame to 144114 X..
Also ia quiet and dull but nominally
unchanged. February quoted at V;
March, 240 April to December, 81 bid
and 315( asked. Bayer until July 80%
bid.
11110111111 OF CRUD' OIL BY A. T. R. B.
Fisher Bros. 160, on account 0. El,
Golanck; Spray Oil Works 160, on an .
count 0. B. Palmer; Peerless Olt Works
640, on account .1. Gallagher; name 240,
on abosunt J. B. Finley; .Fisher Bro. 60,
on aioount E. H. Long; A. B. Mills 80,
on acnsunt Bartle.
Total 1,360 bbla
I=l
Citizens 011 Co. 601 bble refined oil to
Tack Bro. Phil's.
.1. A. McKee, 250 bbla refined oil to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. •
Fawcett, L. k B. 210 bbla ref. oil to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
National Refining a Storing Co. 59
bbla ref, to Warden, Frew & Co., Philad.
Total ....... 1,060 bblit•
OIL SHIPPED EMMET WEST PEEN N. H.
Kirk rick & Lyons, 171 bbla to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Phila. •
Mentzer, B. & Co. 151 bbla relined to
Waring, King & Ca, Philadelphia.
Total 522 bbl..
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yong, February 17.—Cotton mar
kat unsettled and decidedly lower; sales
2,3C0 bbla at 2430 for middling uplands,
Flour: receipts were 4,382 bbl,; market
less active and without decided change
in price; sales 8,200 bbla at $4,75®4,90
for superfine state and western: $5,2014
5,85, extra State: 8415(40„ extra western;
11.5i70%5,30, white wheat extra; •1 5 , 03 @i
6 , 15 , / 1 - H- 0 4 $ 5 : 50 0 6 , 25 . extra St. 13Uhl;
16,2.5@8,50, good choice do.; included in
the sales were 3,000 obis Vresterti :sutra at
115.20@5,25, to arrive soon. Rye Flom
firm; sales 203 bbis at 34c34,75.. Corn
Meal quiet. Whisky firm; Bales 2CJ bbla
weal& n at '97:247340. Wheat: recelpta
were 8,668 bush; market doll, heavy and
1(42c lower; silos 51,000 bush at 11,00 for
No. 3 aprlng; 11,16:4(31,1835, No. 2 do.;
f1,26:2)1,32, winter red and amber west
ern; $1,50®1,05, white State; 11 1 , 6 0 b
1,62%, white California. Rye dull.. Be
ley quiet; sales 2,500 bush; sales twc
rowed State at 8734(i)9334c. Barley Malt
dull Corni receipts 7,168 bush, opened
dull and heavy, but closed • shade firmer;
sales 32,C70 bush at 713480 e for new mix
ed western, 70@ 7 1a for unsound do, 1i45
@,41 for new yellow Jersey and southern,
040241,04 for old mixed Western. Oats:
receipts 8,423, bosh. and without decided
change; sales LBO bosh at 04®55e, for
western, 69:352iiefor8tata. Rice steady,
Carolina at 60&7c. Coffee firm and active.
Sugar active; Bala 1,500 lents at 9,44(3110.40
Cuba at 1514@i2c, Rio. Molasses dull.
Petroleum quiet at 160 for crude and 30
430Nci for refined. 110p1 quiet.
XXXI oil firm at 07(4,08c In casks. Pork - a
shade firmer and quiet! sales 300
bids at 120,23@26 b 0 for new mess, 121®
21,50 for prime rnd $23@y14,50 for prime
mews; also, 1,203 bbla new meas, seller
February. Marchand last 3 months, at
8 70 , 53 - Beef steady, with sales of 176
bbls at 1110®15 for new plain mess, ji4@
17,60 for new extra mess. Tierce beef
unchanged, with sales of -BO tierces, at
112511484 for prime men, faffilUi fur India
cores. reef hams steady. with sales of
140 bbla as E3Q,1450 for new. Cut meats
heavy, with sale of 160 packages, at
10%®110 for shoulders, 14014340 for
hams. Middles are more active, with
rules of 400 bmtee, at 13!4@133ie for
Cumberland cut, 10e for long clear.
Dray led bogs dull, at 108 (ill lc for weet
ern. Lard quiet and steady, with sales
of 405 tierce. at 1444415340 for steam, 16
4411634 e for kettle rendered; also, 1,000
tierces ateam, moiler April, fday and last
6 months, at 15310(153,e. Butter quiet
at 17Q303 for Ohio. Cheese quiet and
unchanged. Turpentine quiet, at 47i
47340. Freights to Lived out quiet and
Latest.—Floor cloud rather quiet but
without deAded change in pricier, low
grades of ex, ra are not plenty-and in fer
demand for ex; ors. Wheat is dull and
strongly in buye.a. favor at $1,16Q1,18
for No. 2 spring, and $1,28441,31 for win
ter red and amber we'.tern. Rye closed
dull and nominal. Oats dull 54®651 for
western. Corn steady 7243,200 for sound
new mixed we tern. Pork is firmer for
1:6,50 bid and rfix: asked for
March, and 38,75 bid and 627 asked for
April. Best dn'i and unchanged. Cut
meats dull and nominal. BVVIII in fair
request and steady. Ens dull without
decided change.
Cumaao, February 17.—Eastern ex
change quiet it par selling. Four low
and medium grades moderately active,
other grades dull: spring extras 113,80 c.
6,7234. Wheat dull and 3410 lower, with
sales No. 1 at 873i(58734c; No. 2at 803:
(gpsl, closing with buyers at 81340 and
sellers 8134 c: this afterrexm the market
'was unsettled at 8140 cash, and 823/0
*eller March for N 0.2. Corn dull at 34®
No lower with sales No. 2 at 59(463140,
rejected 63340, no grade at 49344353" ci this
at:art:con N 0.2 dull at 6930)6934c. Oats
dull and weak 3, , c lower, 2,814%.3230 for
in
No. 2, closet at:' inside. Rye dull at 67
(467340 for No. 2. Barley quiet st 65(gi
724 for No. 2. Hlghwines quiet and
steady at 92(3,9234c. Mess pork in fair
demand and 12340 higher with sales at
126,6234 c cash and 69450 seller and $27,12
buyer March. IL.. more active with
sales at 1430 cash, and at 1434@14,54c,
seller March. Meats firmer; dry salted
shoulder:llloc, short rib middles 13340,
short clear do 143,0, bellies! 1230 loose,
sweet pickled hams 14@143.0. Dressed
hogs firm and steady. city-Ing at 1110,Vga
10,60, dividing on 263 lbs. Remipts for
the past 24 boars-4569 bbls flour, 30,484
bush wheat, 19,725 bush corn, 14,982 bush
oats, 7C3 bash rye, 25:4 bush barley. 12,-
795 hogs. Shipments-8201 bbis flour.
11,470 bush wheat, 10,879 bush corn, 6990
bush oats, 350 bush rye, It4o bush bar
ley,74 hogs.
Cincrenravr, February 17.—Flour un
changed. Wheat dull at 61.0841,49 for
red winter, no wait. offering. Corn dull
at 70®72c. Oats unchanged and steady
at 50054 c. Rye in moderate demand at
85@880, Barley lower and dull: spring
111,G0@1,12, the latter rate for Canadian
and 91,206j11,25 for Fall. Cotton dull and
- prime lower and nominal, with sales of
middling 223;c. Tobacco in good de
mand with sales 61 hhds at 118,70 for new
trash mad 618 to 23 for fair to good old
leaf. Whisky dull and drosning
with
sales 930. 'Hogs dull at 68.75@9,25, re
ceipt. 1.100. MICA pork quits: but
firm at 127@)27,25; receipts MVO. Bulk
meats firm with sales at 11, 1434(g150
for shoulders, clear rib and clear aides
loose at 12Mo. Bacon Lrregalar; shoul
ders dull at 1234(§12)40, clear rib aides
in demand and advanced to 160, clear
11)/(1 at 110 all packed. sugar cured
hams at 1 7 34®1834q and dull. Bulk hams
dull and offering .at 13340. Butter un
changed, freak at 28433 c. Eggs steady
at 180, Cheese dull at 160347340. Lin
seed oil firm and bald at 980 le small
tales at this rate. lewd oil unchanged
and quiet at 11,4001,43. Petroleum at
30c. Sugar quiet and steady, New Or
leans at 1234®1334..C0ffee at 1 6 @240.
Molasses firm at 760780.
TOLEDO, February 17.—IteoeIpte were:
flour 870 bbls, wheat 2,800 bush, corn 8,.
300 bush, oats 300 bosh. Shipped: dour
800 bbls, wheat 2,300 bush, corn 20,200
bush, oats 70) bush. Flour dull. Wheat
dull and'unchanged: sales No. 2 white
Michigan 11,19: amber 51.06: No. 1 red
51,13;N0. 2 red 111,05. Corn to Ito lxo
better; sales No. 2 at lie; new 69e; no
grade 69c; new yellow 750. Cate dull
and unchanged: sales No. 1 at 403; No. 2
at 45a. Dressed Bogs: small plew at 519.
Clore seed 58,1235.
Baunetons, Fob. 17.—Mars Pork
quiet at 927,501423,00. Bacon firm: rib
sides lkei@ilec, clear rib 163.5@10350.
shoulders 12%®130 and hams 18Q200.
trdquiet at 1635 e. Whisky better it
fl. for wood and iron bound.
ILTAtILES, February M.—Flour
no !malty unchan Wheat dull s
8030 for No 1 and 10350 Dor No 2. Oats
steady at no for No 2. Corn anckanipfd.
My* and barley nominal. Dreamed hogs
unchanged.
Prorsturcrals. February 17.—Petro.
lean quiet: crude 210 and reflood 29 50.
Provisions dull. Mess Pork 1126@211,60.
Lard 1530. Whisky held at 900@9l for
ironbound.
Crucukao, Feb. 17.—Ltys hop steady
and brat at P 2.649,40 fur common to ex.
tra prime. Cattle steady at 14, 00 0 7 , 25
fur Mr butchers' to choice shipping
dean.
Dry Goods Market.
Fat► Toad. Febrnary.l7.—Basines la
of an tundeady character. Prima are
firm and the market very strong for all
kinds of ;plain cotton goods, with no
°kings in rats.. . •
- —The bridge havta
any mt
through with the Oomp
tug Willa, at
Villa, nag bar tip fbr gab.
PITTSBit t.a • . ww • 1 ' D • ~e tkol. • . -18, 1870
RIVER NEWS.
Upper
WI Paella and Atlantic TeWend.)
OIL CITT, Feb. 17.—River at a stand
with 20 inches water In channel.
Weather cloudy and raining. Thermo
meter 43 at 6 r. m.
Baownetruds, Feb. 17.—River falling
with 13 feet water in the channel. The
weather cloudy. Thermometer 53 at
sr. • -- o.
GnEssmsono, Feb. 17.—Rlyer falling
With 9 feet water In the channel. The
weather cloudy. Thermometer 53 at 6
F.M.
htoeciarrrown, February IL—River
falling with 7 feet of, water in the chan
nel. Weather clear. Thermometer 55
ate r.
The river le again receding steadily
with 11 feet 10 inches In the channel 1y
the Monongahela marks last evening.
Weather yesterday was cloudy and close
with a sprinkling of rain during the af
ternoon. Mercury at 4r.
Badness continues falily active at the
landing, freights being more abundant,
though there Is still plenty of room for
improvement.
It was add yesterday that the engines
of the new steamer City of Evansville,
would probably be tested today.
The Kate Putnam, from Nashville, Is
due here tn.:morrow.
The Mary Davage, front St. Louie. Is
the only arrival we have to report. The
argosy, from Ccincinnati, is due thin
morning.
The St. Charlee "departed for Chichi.
nett last evening with Kiltir trip.
The Rover did not gekoff for Nashville
on Wednesday, as 'we noted. She did
get away last evening.
The Belle, Capt. Smith, Is the regular
packet for. Wheeling to day, leaving at
noon. -
The Glendale, Capt. Flare, Is an
nounced to depart for St. L3llllllO mor.
tow, and passengers and ahippersethould
bear Ms in mind.
Capt. Wash Kerr is in tins city. He
expects the hull for his no* boat to be
launched in about ten days.
The Sallie ascended the falls at Louie':
vtlle yesterday. and wilt doubtless come
through to Plltsourgh.
The new steamer City of Evansville,
Capt. Dexter, Is announced to depart for
New Orleans next week.
—We learn from the New Orleans
Picayune, of the Bth lost., that the Un
ited States mall steamer Wields Belle,
running between Bradlee!' City and
New Iberia, while on her down trip,
strptek a snag, last Saturday night about
o'clock, and sank In fifteen feat of wa
ter. She had on board a fall cargo and
the United States mails, which went
down with the boat.
—The Cincinnati Cbennereial sayst
The St. Louis pilots have increased their
Wages from Po to IWO per month each.
When we len the levee last eight the
Abeont had not secured her pilots for
the present trip, the Captain declining
to pay the advanced wages.
—Saturday Chris. Whiter fell - from the
Mary Houston, at the Portland wharf,
and was drowned. He was at work_ on
the boat as a deck hand, and fell_ acci
dentally. He has friends in Pennsylva
nia. Ills body was recovered soon alter
falling into the water.
—A dispatch from Louisville says:
The United States !butt ham ordered the
sale of the rilehmond in twenty dept.
All the officers and crew have been dis
charged. It is not settled vet whether
she will come to this part or be sold at
Columbus, Ky. •
• —The Louisville Courier-Journal is re
sponalble for the following horrible slow
Joke:., George Program, It Is stated, has
forty thousand dollars to buy the steam
er Dexter. He has been suspected of
Dexter-maneuvering for some time.
—The White River pockets ars bring
ing cotton out of that !stream, for Now
Orleans, at 12,60 per bale to reship from
Memphis, and find It quite difficult to
reship at three figures.
—The Kate Putnam, from Nashville,
left Cincinnati for Pittsburgh in Tues•
day, she secured at Cincinnati, among
other Items, 400 bbis molasses.
—Messrs. Carter d Conn, at SL Lon*
Monday, bought a one-half interest fo
the dna stern wheeler Nick Wall, for
111,600.
• _
lIRRORTIS BY RAILROAD
• Prmssonan-Fogr WATAS AND CHI.
OAOO Itsumoar., February 17.-11 can
metal, Musick & Go; 4do do, Brady'.
Bend Iron Co; 4 do do, Union Iron 51111 s;
1 do do, Superior Iron Mina; 3 do do,
Bryan Catiaisy. 2do do, Brown & Co;
3;do do, Ors 11; Byers & Co; 1 do do, Hail
man A Hammett; 1 do do Lomb: &
10 do d0..7 Wood, & Co; 3do do' Pius
burgh Iron and Forge Co; 60 bets seed.
A Kirkpatrick & Co; 6 half bbl. butter,
Vangorder & 8; 21 bales b ooro, 10 bbl.
oil, B L Fahnestock; 110 g hides, -
Hammett & Bon; 80 skit dour, T U Jenk-
Irot & Dom 100 to barna, Dalaell & T; 47
eta rags, R Christy; 1 bass a ware. Wel.
don &K; 100 bbla Boar, Scrioruaker a
14 30 dos brooms, 8 Ewart & Co; 2 cars
Iron ore, Graff, 71 & Col 13 bbl. oil. O K
Palmer; 50 do de, Pennock & BI 7 do
Keel, Hussey, W & Cu; 7 do onions, W
Millar & Cu; 18 reams paper. Godfrey A
Co; Scars limestone, Graff, B &Co; 10 bbla
dour, Knox A Orr; 6 slog rags, MoCul-
Jonah B & Co; 8 aka :miens, Woodworth
&D; 21x3 aka barley, Rhodes; liXl bbla
dour, Watt. L & 00. • •
Prrnsersom, CILIWINNATI AND By,
LOUIII Rama:oath February - 17.-1 car
wheat, Kennedy Boo; I do staves, Hut
lugs & Davir 3do do, J Painter: 147 bar•
barley, 28 do wheat, P Dud e & Boo; 3
balsa hides, Popp& Baker; 10 kp pleat,
F Sellers & Lb; 1 car barley, Gilmore,
A Cu; 142 'bpi cora, 2 bbla onions, 38 bge
wheat, 1 bx eggs, Me leery & Hood; 12
bbla apples, W Riddle; 4 do do, 75 bee
oats, LB do barley, 70 do wheat, 6do
rye, Maims A Harper; 20 pkga tobacco,
.1 Fullerton; 8 bbl. eggs, J A Graff; 11
bbl.apples, Volgt, 2dahood "h Co; 10
pkgs tobacco, C D Arnathal; 19 by bar
ley, Ftichield; 74 do do, John Gangwlch:
43 do do, El Hood; 1 bbla apples, 4 do on.
lons, F (1 Craighead; 6 bbla poultry, W
C Armstrong; 12 bge oats, 2 bbla eggs;
Robb & Herron; 2 rolls leather, G H &o
dor's:a; 54 bpi oats. 44 do corn, FSchield;
50 bga barley, U Evert; 5 pkg.: pcodues,
J Dennis; 117 by barley, 19 do rye, Mo-
Fleury & Hood.
Ormyrcsarn AND Prrrasimun RAIL
ROAD, February 16.-2 cars like sop ore,
Jones & Laughlin; 3 do do,- Reese, Graff
& Dull; 2 do do, McKnight, Porter & Co;
II do Iron ore, Bhoenberger,Blair CO:
1 clover huller, 8 Hare:lBm; 1 car steel,
Park 800 & Co; 1 do lumber, McQuewan
& D; 2 cars potatoes, Bruggerman &O'B;
1 do do and turnips, Vangorder &8; 50
bbla oil, .7 Spear; 19 bra scales, Fair.
banks, M. & Co;. 13 ska potatoes, W
Vague; 4 bbls onlona, Thier & Co; 25
bra cheese, Dllworth, H a Co; 5 trxs, 1
keg butter, Volgt, Mahood &Uo; 121 bbla
apples, A Idlddleawarts• 6 bbl. dry ap.
POB Devol; 8 his butter, P Duff &Son;
10 bbls dry peaches, Reymer A Itro; 4
do. homer, A 0 Clendening.
ALLIIIIONNY VALLIT RAILROAD, rob.
rusry 17. 8 plum butter and eggs, W
Selbort; 10 do dc:, .7 Klingensmith; 1 d
hog, 3 calves, W Welsh 18 aka mita,
Kell tt B.; 6 aka oats 2 de. seed, Martin,
Bit Co; 6 bills brooms, Coleman & It; 2
bbla eggs, Bruggerman &0; 2 pkgs but.
ter and eggs, Paul &Gibson; 5 bbla eggs,
6 ha. butter, A Gallagher; 1 car oats,
Robb &H; Ido do, Bricker eta); Ido
lime, D L Reynolds; 7 aka .3 seed, J F
Beckham; 14 pkg. marketing.. .1 MoD
Croasan; 64 cars coal, Kier. Foster & K;
41 do do, Armstrong, D & Co; 18 dodo,
Coleman, R & Co.
ALLEGUENT STATION February 17;-
100 bbla dour, Geo Stewart; 5 bbls o seed.
Cndg; 2 his butter, 6 bbli eggs,. 11
Linz; 10 hdr. J /Zarin 10 doa brooms, 8 P
Armstrong; 6 cars metal, Graff, 11 & Co;
Unduly d 51, 0 do do, Lewls, Bailey it
D; 1 car wheat, W McKee & Co; 1 car ore,
Graff, B & Co; S bola 90 Os dour, Rip
ples, dB; lot stoneware, J Kohn: lot
cabbage, D Davis,
RIVER PACKET/3.
CINCINNATI.
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
~...Thea rs ri aLa adu ss ou l T on tUN d . ODd A me i rze ela diab.
11001/d. Mutat, A. g. BiLIPAND, Clam. haves
Pittsburgh for Olochusul ovary TIIPPDAY at
LS PI: promptly. Peamtutug, leaved Cluelaiull
Ibr Pittabargb, still M. every PP WAY.
7 . , 'MOM. puma. OPOther informatics, ot.
ply on bond or to
JAM= COLLUlfit
Al FLACK A out.ramiiroop. Amts.
St. LOUIS AND MISSOURI RIVEN.
Tj R T. LOUIS -
ANDA i dat
gp mud pawat Th
aitr steamer
GLICEDALL °apt. mar,
win lava lei the above sadlatemediste pasta
at SATURDAY, lett. SIMI, at 4 r. at.
ritig=l2lrlXOTrastta.
ILFJIPUIS MID NEW ORLEANS
FFOBMEMPIIV ,z a i erg
.4 Nig ORMAN&
nor odoqrbod pa.ingor rumunor •
CITY OF ZVAXIMILLS....;.Capt. 8. Dims.
WOI Man fbr tho Oa. and LatormoOdo ports
on WEDNIXDAT.974 toot.
r er trolleaMT n lig on board or to -
ttO FLACK a OOLLIZair001). 444.1.
I:l43luEli 11;1•Ji
IarEONSIJNIPTION.
Mt. !SCHENCK'S PULIIO7IIIO BY RIVIer the
ewe of Colman, Colds and Consumption.
Litt. tiCkilt NOE'S SEAWEED Tuttle for the
conef Dyspepsia and Ml the Debilitated Condi
of th• litomaeb.
DR. PCHENCIVII MANDRAKE rn.L5. for
Disease. of the Liver or to act ea a UMW Au ,
smith.
Ali of these three Medici IMP are often reflef red
In eating Consumption. Doman DM Palau:Mß
layrup awns Ton l ered many desperate
The Seaweed nd Mandrake PR* Mist in
regulatl sax the iltomach and Liver. and help the
Pulmunle dyrup direst and search tinsmith the
Moon vestals, by Which mean. a mire Is soon ef•
Tite4c Medicines are coaselentimielyodered to
the Public as the only ear.. certala and reliable
remedy for ?Melones y Consumption, . d for all
those morbid condition. of the body which lead
to feet fatal disease. Liver Complete; and Dyer.
pepsin are trop
forerunners of Consumption.
and worn they inatilfest thetuseivea they maize
the tic rompt attenCon.
The ?Melanie eared is a medicine whit% lisa
had a lag probation before tee ;melte. It.,
has been proved by the tyre ueand cures It as
made through a' malodor la than thirty- ye
year. In all of whiCh time i s reputation ha.
creased. mid the WWI OW note seance..
no longer doubt that It 18'1 remedy which ay
be ueed with confidence In MI cgs. which mit
.re.
If the patlent perseveringly follow th will
which accompany each bottle. be will
certainly be cored, if all Innns an net too oeh
wYted tomato poselale. levee Incas.
=Plumed to be Incurable, when Wends and phy
sicians have deepalred, the ate of this Medicine
has saved the life of the patient and restored
him to perfect health.
aDna.
r& b L e onsumpt i n n
are
twath iM thee r o ea f c h Mo
f
medicine, hot he emphaticedly asserts teat often
when patient, have teal:OWL...ming viratritom,
euw es a violent rough, creeping cents, eight
ihwn'ttiel" debili ty, gen e ral
II: n ua w ba ch .:d 4 tg::
tlePre:dg t .
I tledt INkltyTd7:l:arl ydiseYM
Meted by Dr. netienz.lo. median..
.. •
Also, in ...Pilo. Disease.. these medicines
are [coldly emu eat. Dr. &hen. has ph to
graphs of a number of persons who have been
neatly covered with running sores and now all
healed rp. This allows .ts perifying properties,
which mutt be able io heat cat Wes in the lungs.
In the Vestment of Consumption it is oa t he
t ot to - give vigor and • sea thy
tone to the listen:, lien. It Re necessary to
strength. the appetile Of the patient and be.
Mote the digestion. Propef nourishment is re
paired togei her with such mcani ha will mak.i
the mod wily digestible. The anklet molt
suitable for the diet of Consumi tlve patients are
deelgest,d to Dr. neheuck'a Alma...which
are distrionted gratultoesly. in gen. rat. the
most highly nutritious articles are to be pre
ferred, but the digestive omens must be at , epith
et. toorder•to make either food or medicine
servicetble. This , terialmment is met or the
timprecd Tonle, sad for t pow.. It was des
ignated
When the digestive Or were are - put In good
omier, the food hog proper elfecti the system
[the ' ,w oo . in inviguramd and tbe lungs he
tin to esereite their P.ctione In a normal and
ittry comber . Then the healing powers of
Pul es monte Byrn/ will ed..et the eon,
Poinion Consumption Is almost always con.
Dileated with Dyspepsia and Liter Complaint.
riehenek , e ntandra ella am La ended I•
Mcrae Obetractlone fr o m ic e Liter .4 restore Its
anion. They bate all the el:ally which
le ascribed to eillipnel or "blue mewl , and are
le %IT. ant Lo CO*LeLn !Amide mo l t
seal poison. The. Pills cue Ms molt abetinaie
°petiteness. sick hesdaelie. piles, blame Wee-
Done, and all other diseases which •rise p.m a
Doi. rp t h e se uct coodi the heiLi the . pill, will De nts eMaielf o f the
Medicine.
in I.F.insumpt ow the Weed Peale and Matte
drake. ellis are !avertable &military medleJee•
They relieve the sageness of the patient and
TWt the Pultnorde amp in feet
hey trese been found useful In advanced stew
of Consumption. where the lune, are almost en
tirely destroyed and all symptoms aecardtng to
ttutiedgmeut of the physic!. ineluted•sweedy
dea a
in
th. The !Ire, of paUnts wt. were setnally
In dyg e wthtlon hare been bresereed for
month .
. by the use of Pellencit•a three great rube
edlee
• • - •
- Do. Schenck , . Almagee *coast. • full treatise
on the various forms of disease. hie mode of
treatment, and genesai directions bon to met!.
medicine. ma be had gratis . or scot by mall by
addressing his Principe" 4.Mee. Be. lb. Nonh
mutt atreet. rhlla.lolphia. Pa.
le .Price a. the Palmoale byre') and besvreect"fons
tae $l,BO per bottle, or 01.80 a heeds...
limdrake 55 casts • boo. For sale by •11
.ffillatste. dett7:dat•
ler DOCTOR wurrnma CON
TINUES TO THRAT PHIVALTZ
DISZAKIIH. That numerous clam or cages result
/at arirwbese. rod acing amanitas.
nervous debility, Irritability, eruptions, Penton
~ m e n tors. god finally impoteoey permanently
coned. Person. aMlcied delicate, int ri cate
and long stadia anstitutiond complaints are
politely Invited to sad for enunellation., wheels
ts nothing. Taperience , the ben. of temcbcra.
ea
eaubled L im to pertect medies at Goa efli.
cleat. 5114, permanent. and re
which in mat cam
an be used without badmen°. (.0 bonnet.. Med
icines prepared In to. establisinzent. width em
brace. ohice. receptioo ad waiting rooms; also
beano. nod nestles' apartmenU for patinas
requirlog dally n c s nmeal attention , ad vapor
sad cbeeracal b concentrating th e famed
mineral 'pilaus. 0 matter olio bate railed,
state yo ur ase. Had what a can in bin Plai-
Platt grit pajolgeent to toy address fbr two
"lamps la sealed envelope. Thousands of eases
treated amenity, at oni. • ad all ova the coun
try. Consolation free, peranally
110100 No. 9 Wylie Wen, mean Pam Ham)
Pletsbargb. Pe. Hours 9a. 9. to it. N. 000.
days 1111 r. to fr. 9b napkin oast to nay or
dma on two elan:.
arBATCHELOIVEI HAIRDIE.
—libto eplendld Heir Dye Is the beat I.
the world. !firming., tellable luetantatieous,
ion not eirtitalti mad. nor • 11 1 44 . 77 ‘. Potelliti to
Proouee para/yole or death. eteold /he 'retuned
and delholve ntrDanuu.. boutlng atria.. they
do not roue.. The genuine W. A. tiatebelor,
11•0 Dye bon bad 30 ye... nein...bed retie.-
1100 :to uphold Ito Integrity ao the ouiy Perfect
Hale Dye—tlleck er Drown. netty all Drug.
[ lO7O . •pplltoil le Bond barest. D. b T. ter
IarJEST OUT.
••Ciftll.lllr DACTUNAL Tuocuirn.-
run DOLLS!. COUGHS, S
IDORRIB. THILUAN AND
NNAINCT
Noss so sond• None so plessast.
Noss Can a.Vold.
RUSHTON A CO
ID Astor Hoop, Now llork.
Ups so mon of gloss sorribis lasted 11611ae.
p, • • Srawr• tapes talus." • u de=
OILS.
WAVING & wawa,
I=l
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESAE WAY
YUILADILYHIA £DDEI.
WARING, KING A• CO.,
109 WALNUT STREET.
TACK ICROITIFAIB,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND DIALIIIS IN
Petroleum and Ite Product&
i n izt v g c l g y vtzr..g ., , , l!e r gelNU.
InaladelpOlnOtloe-131 WALNUT R.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. I.TWEDDLS
JIANUPACTLIEZ/1
Lubricating &High Test Burning Oile.
Sallow, Itallrawil Salo OH,
litands great beat without ensitire• remains
. 1110014 at lowest tempeintares. hamlet oil for
tropical climate. or hot weather.
Leessolle*.
ooreaa -
Saw HIII mad Plantar UM 011 a,
Adapted for high speed.
listsakle Oil. Wool.Hewil.lLlcal
log ,Ta
aD maeraoStalVlkonwile.
amd
OU. Hama. Oil. IPararlae.
, AUMOR VAILNIBIT, PI magma Boleti low
Work arid Machinery front Ann.
Thee erodaeta sr* manufactured undarllir.
Twaddle's patent er. .. per:mated Steam hi Vac.
cum Tbe Lubricating tills am almoat odoricm.
pure .t e e dar),unifo and mostly 1101
wed, •11 teaperatura ounbanged
remain limpid prism extreme cold. Tbs .
?mi11i.... unequalled. and are irreoustast u s
on many of the principal lialimmia.
be examined and °edm left at ITA W
STILAICT. wort. at libarplitnurg image,
COAL AND COKE
CHARLES H._ ARMSTRONG,
SUL= TN
Toughlgbeny and Colinas/11e Coal,
Led Ilaashwtorar of
COIL ILICI IND 061111PIIIIIZID COIL
OIFICI AND YARD, . corner Better and
Norton street, Liberty and Clymer street..
Moth snit; ohm second street, Eighth lewd,
and at root or Rosa insect. Y. • C. R. R. Depot, Second ward.
oes. or ad.
Orders left at either of the snore ol•
roan Ylttaburitt P. 0., will ni•
jp * rot " Lattentloa.
Rehr to wpom l.m grallrOTlfigrr
lee ii . .t o xi B 46ll. tnephenono • C e , 810.,1t *
Co., Graffiti..., Bradley, Para, geo,
Co., Park. MeCurdy Ca, Home, Grua& Ball,
CO 3 , 1. B. Lyon 0o.: James
1 00., itoNee • Co., Rayon De
r
(VALI COMM COALItt
4.j DiCKSON, STEWART
Hulas mongol their Moo to- •
NO. 687
. LIBERTY STEM,
timely ony Von MIII)aItiONDJILOOL
ARWIti &Art trVilaeuVra t el e afiri
inami tVrtirltthefr
%moth as stall,' trill to ottinutod to
nem.
COTTON MILLS.
fieLeccs, HELL
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
■aaonatann otHLR ILILOWN SULAM,
AMMO' MID IMSIOLLIII
1111MILTIMIIIS ANM MATTING.
FA 11l
q'OTICE TO FLOVI DEALERS
AND CONERIMX/DS.—wt an now r esty
%Ti m' Vg /Hr . ABM= AND TI I /IN=
m s In ClItoon,• Porn.
of
and Mort. mant le . 1 , 141 , 13116 TAD lot of
wa. wpm very boss so no !bond and main
WW
tannowoo by W ln Os Dulled Moto. we - k.ra itlw lashed - war. Isoprosomonts
to
nolstatm. Zelda/ Cloths and cooling 110. 0 1..•
and am now onspored to furnish the ton Ton
In bars owls for lan Ism at prim tbAS
competition of the rune Araks oki lons. -
B. W. NZINICDY dt Nam.
reui IStrolltlll. Allsahawb
Beptanber 21, LIMY. •
FINANCIAL.
TRADESIETS NATIONAL
Wood St, cor. Second Avenel.,
INTBREST PAID OD DErosrm.
Sold, Coupons, Bonds and Stocks
DODGEM AND SOI,D,
A. BILADMIY. Przsiaent.
W. VANILLHIC. vita Preadeat.
m•aar GRIMM CLAIMS. CamAker.
S. McCLEAN & CO.,
BANKERI3.
AND DEALW IN
Government Securities,
No. 75 Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBLARGIE, PAL
Personal and prompt attention given to every.
thing to the business. Collections made. Cer
tificates Issued, and .Interest allowed on Tinto
Deposits. Advances made o■ Prime Collateral.
and Government Beatritle. at liberal raw.
Dealers to Foreign and Domestic Exchange•
Gold, Silver, Bank Boles, to, An. All local or
other laseellancons Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages,
'Commercial raper. Be.. negotiated at the usual
rate. of commission. tall
PEOPLE'S SIVINGS BANK
Of Allegheny.
Cor. Federal and Laiock Streets.
6. H. HARTMAN. PreallauL
L P. YOUNG. Peskier.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
Stockholders la►idneliy
11711REBT ALLOWED 01 MEE DEPOEITB
TEE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
OF PITTBI3I:TiK373,
FUN TUX
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
[Fader guarantee. and Ma ranting et gates In Ita
Fire and Barak!.Proof belts.
No. 83 FOURTIL" AVENUE.
Preside={—WlLLlAlt PIELLLIPS,
Woo Prosidoot—HEDAY LLOYD.
WILLIAM PHILLIztI. BYRON H. PAINTER.
HENRY Limn/. . JOB. e. MORSISMN.
WILLIAM REA. (MORON BLACK.
WILLIAM LYON. CURTIS 0. MUMMY.
JAIL I. DICNNEIT.
llsc , T L Ta 949-111. P.- ON BONNUORI99.
mock dolly tram 9 o'clock A. m. o'clock
CITY 11411116 C.
112FifthAvonne,PlItsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL. 1100.09111,
ITOCTIOLDBILI . INDITIDOILLT
INTERIST - PAID ON DEPOSITS.
/01111021 =CHANGE,
Bought mid .old. and when desired remitted to
Metope. Collections mada an all nil t nada**
valuta of ine United State. and Can
Mummy Inetazw,
Jamas McCaal, Iflca Prrek;, •
W. M. Monisalr. Caahkr.
ron a.
D. flannels, Vuulsc
lemon McCabe.
Thomas Hawke, Hunk )(satin/.
Patrick Eau', /Emcee Campbell,
emu. B. Barr. iamea Phelan,
Chas. KUM.. H. A. /meanie,
M. J. lima,N. Sum basun@ Barnes.
JO/S. Y. iiiszky. Bolleltor.
N. 1101L11112 & SONS;
33ALINTlicEZE2.S,
57 MARKET STREET.
PITTICBIIIIOII, PA.
.IN:elections made on ell Um velaelpal DAMS a
lea United Matta and Cdaudaa.
Stocks,Bands and other Securities
SOUGHT AND SOLD UN aminatopt.
tartinlor otlaolloa odd So tits MirthSOß awl
lo f
ilo o .
•
United States Securities
parnal
CAUGHEY & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
001Mier.FoUrth and Wood iltrana,
rrrismacta. re.,
csocczemos TO n2AN(I. HART • C 0..)
na•LIZI
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
lad pariltr attakyz . Vd Ole pin:Clue
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. Lc.
DILWORTH,HinER &CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
(UOPoollto hood of Wood stmt.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ESTABLISHED HT
L I T. 6011BILY, 1812.
• W. IL COMEX
•
WELOLESALLE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
WILICITLY CA?. RAG=
PITTOBUHOR. PA..
Y. Arms ' J. A. ISTXI..L.C.
4
M STEELE & SON,
• Onssmisaion Merchatsts
AND D ISA 111 , .
VL0V11.431 .NIMEACI, ditch,
No. Si IMO STILL . reer Zan Co ' maloe,
ALL GHENT CITY, Fe.
TITER INIL AlCirl S. 111011/1.17.
REEL & RICH T,
0111111UltUON IteII&PITA
AND DNA pi
PLO& QUA 88811:51, YELL ITILD, IA
MID Liberty M.. Plttsbers&
lartiaa7
MEANOU & H./JOWL,
/LOVE, OBADi AND PEODUCS
Commission Merchants,
mw I mummy imilarr.
Ocuthrsuneate polleDad. .47
W. C ARMSTRONG,
littacooror b Yetzu • Amorou s )
IRODUCE 0011111813103 1660 W%
No. 25 Market Street.
1•1111
L .l, BLANCHARD,
Who Wade and Retail grocer,
No. 7N PIM/ erairr.
iris, BAIRD is PATTOB;
Wholesale Grocers, lloramluilen YcrthUY
a iLL l ttrt.grallag . OTIMIVath °
Goitonyares awl bat im in=
war sag all IPl4lsto l
JO= I. /101:711..1DW. 1:10031....11X. 11. *MIL
TOWN. I. HOWIE & BROS,
rs to JOHN I. HOUSC • 00, Whigs.
riau grocers and gessuulsaloullarshaau, atria
or guittluield mad Water streets. Pittsburgh.
OMPTON &WALLACEMboIIe
kisnegMrsTAIWTAYAiezAIP
STONS.
WENT COMMON •• •• •
. • Machiose fifties Ifforki.
parunmstearosroflll.4 Comm, .1111.04 .
OMapll/73.111P1C 41111/ATIKR £ CO.
ea Mat ox Ilare as Owl **Me lamb
Cases, Mr eldirmako. Ormap
'Wis. ft. Head an tomb Mama. h*.
preiniotiv azeemlall. ren,esi
~~a:~!!
ENGINES, 13OLLMt8. &o,
FONT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TAU
WCOII.I3ES.
•
- CARROLL AND SNYDER.
MANUFACTUNDIS Of
TUBULAR,
AND=mime STIAJE BOLL.
Z B7l. STILTS AND OIL TANKS.
REDECINING AND ASH PANS,
NETTLING TADS, BALT FADS ADD OON-
DgrarES, I
BRIDG TTLS, BAROMETERS AND IRON
PRISON DOORS AND GOAL BRUTES.
MEL=
e mi n uaLmezz. , 7=.§,
-••
irrrsatraas,
!Orden seat to tee atm.. Addreat will bo
DmatollT attended to. toNT.INI
•
HUGE N. BOLE & COI,
Ler. Point Alley and Duquesne 81.9 -
einem eng roam) . •
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manorteture STEAMBOAT ENGINES sad
STATIONARY ENGINES, orallslses.
ATIT ' Iit t rAMETIMMIriaII ' Et
2° B .at h ,SkSiqfs"ig l. -'l' , .•=l:l 4 "?'-'
RIGS ror Oil Wells, SHAFTING PULLEYS.
21/ T/211 8 1 , VENL - 11. 7 Mtt e l ' ..? htr
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
heating on the Allegheny River, near the Point.
rrrrenuaen, PA.
r All orders promptly filled. Tar
RIESICIL & BRO.,
. /DM BIIRDLAN-PHOOP •
SAFES IND VAULTS.
NO DAMP, NO MOULD.
ENGINES AND ILACHINEBY,
BRZWICHT WORK, MCPAININU AND PDT
SINMAIP MACHINERY.
Car. nth and Pike Ste., Pittsburgh. Iht•
BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO.,
Yanotactorors of
NITILIII BOILERS, OIL TANKS, MILLS, AO
ITATOBrO, BALT . PA OABOYETZBO, SET.
T/LiggEttlat! LTA .7: - "''s• cm"'"N
for. of Second Arena, and Liberty Bt.,
rirrnsuauu. PA. -
Repairing done promptly. Velcro soot So the
mann addrosa wIII De Promyti7 atten4nl 10.
F. "PHAN , toosorlY manager at csattota.
& SIBYLS:BB. • .0c1J3192
WIL BARNHILL k
BOILER AIAICEItS
AND SNEET IRON-WORKER%
NOB. NO, SS, 94 /ISDN/427AS BT.
Hann, neared a large yard and fandahed It
with tbe POat approved maehteery, we an JOT,
Va d irdrggr:l=l . 734 l VVlUd a eetl i t
e' r 7 .% C a " ittetV43:
Condemn. nal& Pans. Tara, Olt nulls. /Lela-
MUlag P ans, Boller rola, 11=0 . tirar ,
fa, Dalton. Be mannfactaren erg
Repelling done on Morten moiled. .A41:442
Jam) N. lannanD Am=
JARED
ILLNIITACTIIREILIS or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills,7aaka.
=MET IKON WORK &O.
61 Penn Street. Pllttaburifb, Pa.
paiilitaomzizii , ' , f-Lii:iwit:4lr:l
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
CormareArysllAad MmallaaaalltirdeMe.
INDY= WAND.) •
. T . /T — TINULYZIGUI,
WILLIAM SMITH,
MANUFACTORY= OF
OAST IRON BOWL MBE
FON GAB AND NATI= WOW=
My Pipe. are all eut lure/lA.ly la PM, ha dry
uad endeaera IA lbet leadtbs• ALA, CAI saaralatent
re
Castings for Gas & Water Works.
• MP FORT PrrT
FOUNDRY - COMPANY.
OITION AND WORM '
TWELFTH STREET.
PITTSBURGH. Pd
. IF Engines, Itelling MW Ma
chinery, Nall Machines, He
torts. and Castings generally.
W. J. ANDIUMOD H. L. rusrvoorac.
MONONG,I: FORDRY•
W. 7. ANDERSON & CO.,
Kannfaatarars al IRON HOIMR, VILON77,
WINDOW LINT ‘Ld and dILL.n, and
(Wasp at all DaKriptlam
Rtr i tarAntat i rto Uta k' " La Wlado;
Glans lion e&
()amen AND FOMIIDIrt—Ns. 1/10 WiT/JS
BTRZZT, rittsbarsh. ea
ROBINSON, BEA & CO.,
Ducousals to Basisaoir s Nuns a *mum%
WASHINGTON WORKS.
EOUNDEIS AND 1103:0118T8, PITTSBURGH,
Wanutortarero of Boot and Stall 0 4.7 ei.
erk.B,Mtintn.t Will Iltarkloorr
Oil Tiny;
e1. .„, :. ..,Jejr sad non trot. Work.
. t 4 1,.. It IX, corn. Mtn sag WaltbSold
. . . .
Afor 011PTABLIII EATINT 114.78CT0H
to maim Boller. 1•11.161
THOBLUI CARLIN & C 0,,,
hulk Ward Foundry ud Nuldu Works,
S,ANDTSWT sT., ALLIGHTWICITY.
iffartubsetaren °Marlow, Portable Roam
Xnextes, MI Primes, TW07.!., 5 1.15 1 .5,
sad dm Mill Work, Eoliths WU mut mum
Cullom*, erste Bon, Wowets, W.„m,
Jo. built to order sod Imo on hand Tairloor or
WI , sayleqs
puCENIX DOLL FOUNDRY,
Coy. LIM= oura 94TH MUMS:
BOLLMAN & BACALEY,
Naenlbetarera of superl9l;
ctip Bolls, Sand Boils & Pinion&
Izilypti.`Al:suj:l
\ Junr=wow. Alma&
QUEENSWN.
TIM mum Ran ST TO EMMautn,
Numbering sixtem gmbelana Tale* Mang
Om Mu eidebmten
8114 *LIU' gretanittbk
_POMPON. •
BurW Jalibirlui r i a ltif, from I=
Infimsmnin &FR; to w "UM.'"
WILIAM BINGHAM, Jr.;
lIIIINNITELTOLLD MUST, Ifltuburgit.
'ju:
Bens & BIOSEB,
IMIFIT HOD= areocumbir itumnintia t
itasomma • ist. Oak amt. Menorah P
WNW mulattos /Irak to tlu aidszbit
liatkUse of COMM - HODS= awl =ELIO
•
TT LTolfs: i.
Bawler K Wedikts sal lhatans v
01ee—h0
es. M II II TH I A .
TT at . P n s gbargl *
= ONO,
. Dowdy. Ali.
'~*'r
Y IRON AN STIONIa,
DUQUESNE WOAYS.
COLEMAN. & CO..
NAttatutszsrs at
lItON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
, 11111711117/fANZ, LZ AND JITAILLTA.
yr., AT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON,
BAND, LIMP RREICT AND TANN IRON,
BOILER PLATER AND REA Ds,
' GUARD IRON.
_I_HI4t3 and DROPPER BARR,
FLANUE/L BAEZ, C YLINDRE
MON,
TAND FLAT_RAEL, (Al Coal Roads.
CROW/lARS, WEDGES &BARROW TEEM
SPRIND, PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
BIER L BUMS AND KOITLDS emit° velum
RTEEL TWO. ISTREI. BIIANTLNO. A. B.
COACH, BURNT and WAGON BPRIN(HI sad
AXLES.
COT NAII,B MID RPM:S,
All Goods First Glass and Warranted.
OFFICES AND PDXES:
1111xlconstti Streel sad stlvigamay Ernie
wad Watcr sum's, putaiFurgit.
ago -
MILLE, 111111 & PM(A.
MEWL rairrirm:
t yz i ltir4 emzi.,Ante,„
arscrux. PAZZAZA—B. Y. EMI.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR k PARKIN,
Ni.OFIICB HO Liberty Street, •
ieltdU PITTSBUBOH, PA.
pITTSBIIIIGH
STEEL WORKS.
IZTABLIVEIED 111 11145
ANDERSON & W00D.%
1411111177ACIIINCLII COP
BEST - VLSPIPIEID CAST STEEL
Of every description. Also. best
Wined Senna Plow ad Spring Stool.
CORNER ROSB AND lIIRST AVENUE. Anil
beret. fa.
11114:11a
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM NEM,
(Successor to JO& -HAIGH PAO
Elsa feelllttes en-extensive twltti the leadislaYors
nee In the East, and le prepared toromptly and
sellsfastortly MI all orders nTILAYBOAT
SHAFTS, CISAISBIS, 1 . 16T0N HODS. IsILVERS3,
PITYANJA MB. WNISTtI,SAIL/WAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVETNAY
togretber with every
description olr131(411.8 WOII3N. Mee and forge
Corner of Duquesne Way and Pint Street
ap12.1,110
ULBRSILUSEA PROS:
t Preja"::: 117:32rizirmia
lesperfor quality Iropal ,, • t e
good tree, the
ir t. :l d tmenawnent . la Vert r leen. and the re
-1 to al reNtlatetererter
Itop.
Pante. wishing to ate IL tai' Oats /beam bp
PPIYI.X.to
JAMES P. SPEER,
BOOM 1 sad illrig n arrahth Th raii
Youth avenue.
OH
Interest.' aro Invited to visit UN
8110ENBEROMI WORKS. tam the promo IA
now instwootalal ooetstion. DA:0212
EIIITTSBORGH
NOVELTY WOMB.
A. D. IW .
IffOOIIHCAD,ADAIS 8. CD.
• IiAxtriAATOIWIS
C larriarlro 1.•
P
SCALES.
Was Paced Pascal
. =r Leave LaStia4,
OMB OP MIST Aellek GLUM BZL
Pi tt•bmwr Wm.
snErriELDwr wonum.
RIME% & (10.,
IFTITSBOBOU, PA,
. Manufacturers of emery desolation of
OAST AND GERIAR STEM.
MILILMAR Britnel
IfaaoTlo AND i
41.7.
Rat WRING%
AXLES. ntL. TM; /kJ.
Wareham% 83 Water and IOU Ent Ste.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORM.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacture,' of all deaalptlau of
B U X I MICEEta •
Mitte WjaMantglarßElrk ITT'
PITTIIII7IWIL
STOVES. , CASTINGS. drce.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH. ,
FOE BITITAIINOI7B • COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake Sr Road Si
well as any other Store In the V 01...
BISSELL & 00., ••.
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Also. on hand and On Ws.
PARLOR sTOVI:S.
SLATING nTOVI2I. -
GJELA,Zil'itireakraiDr.
GBAFF,-1111011S & CO.,
KLitvrAcruania Or WWI Viimrs . Qv
gi r rCON T IMS.
BOSTON COOKING- Ita2rez,
'THE FURY FURNACES,"
• rOz Wilucura Housonisil.
THE NEW ANT14:11781 . COONCIin STOP;
"IisaULATOR, , C.XILUMBLI. WOK
VAN% (Cicinnati raiser.) PORTAB
tam emit. irdi T NANTLZIL WE L i f ,a T
=
GRATZ R ATS, llarbilitS, to.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
.e2s:fl? ITITISBURIIII. PA.
d. BRADLEY & CO.,
AN $0 WOOD MEET,
Yaneteetaters of the tinialeat Variety al
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO HZ POUND.
•
•
to our ostortmeut will be (bona all the LAT=T
PATTERN!, AND 1.1112110V/LNANTS. Ltd the
rep atatlJo of oar Stores to wet that any sae IA
woe t of a goal antete should Roraima nose bat
tacos stmuNcturegt by es. aa ton will pe rosaa
toe alum clarabto as welly sectamakal.
.311 , 1 particular &Coultas to oar sew VOLCANO
.
y for churches. tutu scatatom. tfter
3sl out ID W. =outs. tutu:Wed to • With or
without Cal4 l / 1 4. Au you coma suet them are.
uooccullau.ll aIIIMIOC b.u,Oiftr.. tar Caen,
er. besot tor catalosue aaa ream Lan. less
31:01I
lout= Rum
HENRY BIER & CO.,
lIICOMOZS so
IOBE M. COOPER a 00.
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CALSTINVHS
Milan rsoxrrir TO OZDZI.
eatable and llnw Iron PIMA%
GAS PIPE AND TUBING. '
121017 LE, Mgr LOCIIII tam
ALL GLOBS PASTERN.
IRON C. 70 MIXI4,
Brass Work of every' dualities. lor
au% Water and OIL
KA.wmpumviuras ON J. Y. OCKITXS aOOll
Immod laltue•Wksel {teen
Agents IbrDrii~ Patent Ott.
ere, the best he the Market. •
Oilal and Wantay wan Ildalamodla and run
TWOOD £ McCANTILET,
.x•s• Cans, tabarty atnot Marl Amt.
Iltanant. Pa./ • *
•1A FOUI UI AND IKON 211171 MIMS.
p. 411404.11114 Ur L 4. CUOMO! 1 00.1
STRAY Fox's Jan, szawass. . •
ILinatoepti
...—. ......
ENNIITLY , AIim amm
NIA (ATRAL
LID. • Oil ayle Mt. 11 T. IC. AudaTL_ ' NOV
1, nag. 11 1.111 UTII , c al .4 oepon
from the Union Moot,
_annum of Brasha
and Litatrty strata. u moor.:
!mgr. Desen.
Nall Nall ap ,..... lc .. am 7 0. 3 . ra .,.. tn..
as
Wallilla 1..0 so.= 0 .. N 0.... 11:80.ft
Ilmotonita Not 4:50 am Troia..., CIO ale
Well'. No. -L. 4:110 am BM.. Aa.. 1211110 Ili
Cloctinall 62.9:1/0 am Ow tam No . ••113 lam
3.thoarama As 1050 am .clll Pm. 19.44 pm
Bran. Ac Not 4:oopm Wall.. No. 1.. all:41 em
Plttairsti 00. 1:30 ma Johnatow4Amll:oll pm
Patt y . c.o.s. 1:50 pm Bra. ka A g o
No111:34) gut
Wall'. No. 1.. ,1:80 pm Phila. Vpree.llllo pia
t0 8" 4 ", e A' No N .ll W it ' :ro P P :;0194 Na ' ::: 1 :01111rm in.
BrutoruoNo21:10 pm •Fart Litr.... 4:4 pw
Wm Fuser 10:40 Pm Wa11 . ..N0.1 11100 PM
heac twin. make clam caaaoctlas at Barth.
ba±lt for Baltimore.
Tha Church Trani lealt=ottatfoaavtla
Bazaar at 1105
tat m..
15101 a. na. Ns nalaig. leave* &eV at
1.11:50 D . ca. mad &MUM at W 514.04 MI
11:1 p. m.
eClutiallatt L Imes 41.1. Y. 140/ft
z. 0.... loaves d allyamid Bloadat, ill o Mir .
Smut. daily exaeDt lass.
Per gunamr isnmrv i. 4.0.
The Pea=allallsead wn .... A l azt
std
nlia=..mr,
........I5
that =Out to volt. mill to
st
me/. dal_
L ead taa rm dd WWI • :....., .
bald iddastal Baperlaleadesit.a.
yil . :E , 8 T E R Niji
PORRISTI.V.AMA
A.D.AVAandlt . tei t =tjar a
l in l / 4 '" T ain. Plll sk iinl i.s. % i th al 4 6 , lt d . d y (x ... r taurin til
Amit.
:elattl: r ' - 777:
1enunt......1011.: am . to.g al Ilt sin
rrult t ol it. 1 tOlll.l .1
...y 'a • it? 0C:
lLs A n..--.„.. Dlll pto ' • • I _ 111/ II In
mtre,.. ,n d , e u ia:O.So d l ai t at •• 'a, pi so pm
lila &loth . 1;71n lely ' r kienV i rea
every daaday
My at WM) a. m. Botarnlatt atm
Olt: al rap. m. and auto. an Allectonly •
Tbrtralits &Ann Allitettaly City at TAO a.
U. mate dlren otinnertlon .t ?torpor% tre=
tern Wm of maims for Ostler and num
iltrour MUM tan ba
of
a t.
PA iin tllkln oat zf.7 111. AR:gb.i. •
Fat Minor
JAM lnArratattoongi to
MII I. AIWA, A..
1 eral Bout
?be Wasters Panasylvanla nallroad --. 101
17=0 ` d u floV I ZP ' 4:graira ...
mtdrod Dollar. la valor. All baggage ex
asullag tote amonat to rata. willba at Übe Of
Um mram t Wass totes by
ODWA.W.D •
toldilanual Banutaloadent. Altoona.
I ttitnßo . ...lit MIMI
. ••WAYNE . C.M0411100
RITTBBURWIL 14.
• 9. %Mos wilt ha,ceraft
4 • • ELOrth gas, nub.
■
w:llud of
11 . cchi NOV. 14111. 11101
sad anlm the Milos
bunch cl=cm. Y thiloci
'
01. • whz04 , 15:u..
Otdc..111:118 am
tut a. ... .1:11 am
el.* SAN ym
W i rriflatzta:
/.1711.. 1 4:
Lattatma 10 . 110 a
Nothestu 1; 4 411P%
3 1,:ettals Am tag ' :
Bea•rFalls •• .SLII pal
LeatMata " 14:41 p m
Fall Oat. Sas-
We,: L i ng
mar LI:011p. m. Chic
X. YY4114,
(IL;
loll_
.
..
OblaipArl. :43 a
Paolo 2.2- .111:0 p
Wheelltur FASO:44p
C.IgoI.LLzaKI:M4P p l. TM.W
,/:1 .
T:o Y.
teetrsle Ao..6:11.11 as
Let
.1 All sat
ri:el: t C d r
at: : :: 13!:
p a!
.
Bes.rlalls " 111:
Leeeclals "4.
" 1:113 poi
Pair Oaks Dos,
d•T Muth. 9:5111aa
rsprois lams 0.117.
AN a Mit ij.
ut. Gaul. Yanserr.
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