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JJiitsburgb QTommctctal: September (i, 1869 I'OXFEKSIOX. OF A CONVICT. AO. I' AT 1 1' SPOUTS. "AILROADI.

New rork Finance anJ Trade. at f1 ho. h. Hweet potatoes are dr toping in Baltimore sweets mar ho quote 1 at Si ux. 5 is, aii.

I Jerseys at 5" 'i i hot, as CITY MATTERS. the water luto tae dam again for the fifth tune. The Campbell's chain PorTer dam was pom-pleted on and pumping wlit cotn-lnence io-morrow. OK AXlTHKU STE Kit Tflll rs lav's ii. 1 11 1 1 Mr.

Smith X. Fowler, yesteMlny. pur. tmseti of I. Ptio.uo-son.

Tiioinpstin and others the steamer KiiJlil.tiieh. for Jii.ta.-n. Hie boat, to turned over her new owners next Mondav. She will li iirfp one more trip to Portsmouth, tomorrow, lltldcr her Present tifllceea It is under Jas. T.

Brady iNorrt-wora to S. Jones A COR. FOURTH AND WOOD STS. A Kh 111 BUT AM) SELL ALL KIXD3 OF Government Securities, GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. Interest Allowed on Deposits.

MONEY LOANED ON GOVERNMENT BONDS IOWRST MAHKF.T RATES. r9Ordrrs Kxe -uted for the Purchase and Sale of TUCKS. BONDS and GOLD. JAS. T.

BRADY CO. To Uolders of 5-20 Bonds. BY EXniAXIX YOUR 5-20'S FOR U. S. THIRTY YEAR CURRENCY SIXES, Tbe Prrnilnai Received oa the Ex.

eHanire will pay lite difTerewre between Oold ftnd farrenry Intrrast tor six TEARS WITH tiOLD AT 1:33. BOXDS OX HASD TOR DELIVERY. Ira B. M'Vay Co. Cor.

Fourth ave. and SmitLSeld ft. CITY OF riTTaBUHGII Seven Per Cent. Water Main Extension Bonds, EXEMPT FROM CITY STATIC. COUNTY AND TAXATION.

For sale at Par and Accrued Interest, by IRA V. M'VAY Cor. Fonilh av. and ftamattbfleld at. FINANCE AND TKADE.

Matvboav Kreitixii, Heptember lswi. Tbe excitement In the (told market is greater tban ever to-uay, and tbe premium was soon rnD op to lic'i. It appears tbat a "cover" bas lieen erected, and one of the most powerful combinations Is at work to pnt np the flgnre to a point that must be ruin to the shorts. This ba-s betn sccompllsbed partly by the actnal puretaacsof Rold which bas been taken out oi tbe market by a powerful cllune formed for that purpose, but there also seems reason to that the recent notification of the "oiij.tro!I of the Currency to the New York city lianks, requlrinx tbem to make a detailed statement of their specie assets on the Mb, bas been one of the principal means of their suc cess. I f.

as is asserted by the New York pa pers, the tin 11 Its of that city bave been holding each other irold checks and calling tbem specif, it Is tbe banks wbo are placed In tbe position of short sellers, and will be obliged to buy cash (rold or else admit than their weekly state ments tiave tieott eros misrepresentation. Of com se they III not is-niill the latter.and whatever maytfe the real condition of their spe. ie as is uow, toe aiiuwiiiK on me sin will te made to corroborate to roiii extent the tljcnrea of Item of "specie'' In their weekiv si-ale-metits. In which It constitutes a very Im portant propoi Hon of their lt-atal reserve, as tt amounted to In their last statement. and to ill' in the one for two weeks aico.

t'tir artvlct to-day from New York are that thorls" cillig with remarkaMe pertinacity to their policy, and In face of the lact that the of oll Is held ty tticlr opponents, persist in seliins sold which tiiey have not. but have to Isirrow from the "bolts." In tnitn. the "bears" are tlm actual "boils" of trie market, ss they supply the "hull" operations. the premium cannot he expecte.1 to d-c: 1 ii- slttiat.d ss the market now is, until to horrs' have covered ttielrsalMa. vie under stand that, as usual when cauicht in a light pia-e.

some of the leadinic operauers haveneut a sirori; remonstrance to V. aahitittion, raiitnti tor Increased sales of coin, to etiahie them to escat-4 from the dilemma in which tney tiav placet! themselves: hut as Mr. lloutweli has de-cinred his liuittter. nee to mere speculative In terests, and bas determined his policy upon general pi luciples. It la -juesttonahte liow far tola appeal uiav oe aiicceasiui.

ortunateiy for tie merchants, they appssr to have provided themselves with pold when It ranirwd at much lower Ilasre. having profited by former ex iierience of anoppoftile character. We learn mat tarire loreign ortiera rorrain nave oe-eu executed under the sudden advance tn gol 1. tbe rise having cheapened its gold value. The great excitement in the gold marhat bas left the stock market comparatively neglected.

The larger dealings were In New York Central, I-ake Shore, the Northwestern stocks and Pacific Mall. Tbe first named ranged on extreme quotations from tV -i to Sift, Hudson from 1HS to IKi'i, Uake Khore from HIS to Qtt, Northwestern common from Si; to Northwestern preferred from toSl' i. and I-aclflc Mall from so-; The tendency oi tbe market is still downward, tt- pres and miscellaneous shares are ne-le-cte-1. Ti following table, made np from dis patches received at J. W.

Kennedy's tit-ick Rooms. Apollo Building. No. (M Fourth avenue. bow a the prices of Stock, uoid, at tbe various sessions of tne New York Boards during the day: to i.i 11 lu 11 lu September 4, Iss.

at a at at New York in'-, sus I---', PC-si ,1 1 i an, i I lOtS.toJ'W 04 ire UCSlii7' HI7 IliC S7' 7S s-i. Hudson Kiver Harlem Michissn icli Is-oi iS4V(tiiiern Illinois 4 entral leveland sod PiUsburgb Fori UavDf. Chicago and Northwestern atf, as SlVi i iki tirererteo 1 I SI'S 1 1 Rock Island liantln tuid 11 tl 114- 114 114 K2 Toletioaiid at-asb, it. Paul 1 1 7S ili-Miro ana AlLun 71 as St. Paul, preferred 1 I rililosnd MuuU-a-UiDI 1 I ai I X7 i ir" iOS' Pacitlc Mall 1 Weatern I' ion Telegraph-1 -j Uercballts nloa IT press, 1 IIS America" Si.

I Wells Kitir-r" I PT I'nllul lirt-M I Uold 3f, A comparison between yesterday's and to day's closing quotations shows the following ban Lies: n. fsat. Adv. Dec. to (imlilv.

A ii in On. rm In large lots at 2r. and I a Small -a-a Ht II ay from country wagons we quote at tVxi- ions Mai ket dull tl 50a 2 75 as to qual ity. Whisky The market is quiet with a mt.ler- le tit mand. We auote hiuhwinos at.

91 I i gnl: com inoii'rectl lied 51 I and proof I gallon: halt rye and half corn $1 two years old. 22 2. and old three vars ml gtllou. Veiy old wll skies are scarce, and sell at hlg i and nominal prices, varying from $5 00S IX) 9 Ifr-iiOIl. 1'eachks There Is a heavy demand with receipts.

Prices continue srilf. Wenuot-i iMirinpnTHl at SI tai. aria pi line 10 cnoit -rs zrn.i 't oox. tioiufl extra ooxes soiu at 5-. ta.t is.

each. I'kahu Sales at $3 50jj 50 bushel as to quality. l'HAS Common commands 82 2 and choice to extra il T.Vi.l barrel. Tojiatofs We quote tbem retailing In IHnmond market at trom -to-iiT-V- bushel, as i- quallly, generally at from arte- wic for fair to prime. Skkiw There is but a light stock of timothy seed on the nmrket.

In it retail way it is selling at (4 nil bushel. Nothing doing tn clover or flaxseed. halt We quote at SI 7- Tt narret riy trie car load nnd from store in small lots at tl 90 barrel. Klovr The Hour market continues quWt wun nut a light demand ana a (trooping ten dency In prices. At present, prices are soino-what nominal.

Choice brands being ah -lit tne only kind called ror, tnese are a little firmer than the lower grades. Nominal ly we quote from store very good to choice w.oier oranns at wi iKSr 001. ami prime to choice spring $7 ht7 75 t( bbl. There is a fair demand from tbe mills at previous quota tions. IIvk Floi We quote at 25 per barrel.

rain The grain market continues dull. with receipts of nearly all kinds more than attenuate to meet the demand at nreaent our. rent rates. There Is no speculative feeling manliest among dealers, and tney are loatti to take hold, even of small cargoes, at conces sions. We quote nominally oltl red winter wheal at SI 3Va 1 as to quality, and new $1 2Vt -u bushel, oats are quiet at 011 the track.

New rye Is nominally tl 10.el 11 per hush. Prime old shelled or ear corn is duller at iiHcn Sl ner bushel in elevator. Nom inally we quote barley at SI ltxl per busbul. IFULT REVIEW OF TIIE Oil. MAR KET.

Ot'FICK OF TBr PlTTSBfTRrm OOHSKRCIAL, Monday, Heptemlier 1KB8. The following are tbe receipts of crude oil for the past week and from the first of January and exports of refined and crude by the Allegheny Valley Railroad and the Pennsyl vania Central: Receipts Exports Crude per per Pen u. river and Central rail. K. It.

MoDday. Ang. 7 luesoav. Aug. 31 3.tUI 1.U7 Kx ports iwr a.

V. It K. eonesduv. wept. 1 tsu llltll-sdnv, Sept.

2.. t.z l.b"0 4H 1.V.S Irliiay. sept 3. l.N.I taturday, Sept. l.DI'l Total for t'je week Since Jan.

1st. il.tiTii S. ,11 7S.3S1 2 To Sept. 5tS.5 KI.9MI Same time In lsiw 115.IKI iiisi'ie4. The market, since tbe date of our last gen eral review, has undergone no particular change.

As usual, for some weeks past, there bave been sales and resales represented by large amount of paper sales, whilst in fact only a limited amount of oil bas actually charged hands. Holders of crude continue firm for all deliveries, manifesting no disposition to give way or stake concessions in order to etlect sales. IU Oners still Insist that crude Is too high for manufacturing and tbat there is no margin K-ft for tbem. The reports from the oil regions are unsettled, bolder still demanding pretty steep figures at least audi is the opinion of refiners. Thesaleesbow material railing off for tbe week.

BICCkrPTO. The receipts of crude for the past two weeks were as follows: Last week. This week. Crude received, bl pi.stU 2i.l Showing an Increase 'mn The crude receipts from ail points by river and rail for the past Ove years were: roni Januaty 1 to Meptemtter 4. Ivfii VK.1M5 Haute time in lwt 77 Same 1 1 me in lsr7 Same time l-s 7 Nuut lime lsxi xpiiRTs or RKjriNEO.

The exports of Iteftned Fast for the past two wee ka were aj. follows: Last week. This week Pennsylvania Railroad 1.4V Ailenhetiy Valley ll.iTJ Total IVI li.l.. Kxporta of refined Ijast for the past two years, from Jauttary 1st to date: I-ast year. This year.

I'ennsy Ivanta Central 1 1 so i IVr Allegheny alley H. ..32. 27.ji 442.497 SAILS. Tlie Crude and HcDned sales and resales for the past two weeks were aa follows Lat week. This week.

Crrtdr bbls 147, w. I 47 lUflued. Total llti.NM BATt'SUAY'S The market opened strong with a fair trade demand lor crude and refined. Pric-s, how- ex er, have undergone no particular Lhange. note as follows: Kuruin oil.

B.o-0 bbls, last half September, at 32'; I.UAIbbia. last baif September auid first half at bbls. Seniember late Friday night, Septeralier tuoiaiioua spot iai lour itiontns fKl'Dk. The principal demand was tor early de livery and holders were firm at l-jc for most deliveries. The sales were: l.taai bbls S.

In ten davs. 17. bbls H. (... 4ii to 44 gravity, September pt t.tiia si.

(i -septenuier I I. hla SeptemlxT lilds 4. 1 1., seitemlier 'i he uiaxket closed weak. nisrATt nca. Br Western CnSill T-etccrapb.

1 ISO Na.w York, sepiemtier .1. Cuming on 3d Crude In l.uik 17c; In bbls 22-kc; mined ot; 'tic lor Seplember last halt; $tc for tictota-r and nrst half November. Pini.Ansi.a'HiA r-epu-mber. 4 11:30 a. w.

Philadelphia market firm; P. L. s. to w. 31 --i.

pout iv-; New Vobk, September 4. a. Quiet Din rm at l.c torcrinte ana in'c ior reunesi. abr arm. Septemwr 4, 1 P.

at. oil u-itay holding at to So with no sales; rather quiet bat firm. PiTiroi.E, September 4. p. t.

Market firmer; price have advanosl to fto v. nii. Citv. Septemlier 4.2 p. at.

Market firm but unlet at S.1 to s. Km an i L. sepleiurier i 2 p. at. stcaylr and c)tiiet and very' nrm; aaalng 't and oilerlug -jo.

New York, September 4. 2 P. V. Quiet but Arm at nmi''jC lor crude and sst-je for refined. By Paciac and Atlantic Telegrspb.l New York, September 4.

CTle unchangexl. In New York crude l'-c; Refined XTc Mar at et nrm. Piiii.APEt.piit September 4. Ilr30 A. 1 spot 32Vse; hieptemlH-ir 32-y 72 Bc; Oclolssr :t.tc; tseptemlier to 1 H-c-em tier trade 1 3larset verqutet: notntngaaait ootng.

TiTi svii.i. s'ptember 3. p. m. Market active and a firmer reeling at so 4ts-j 5t.i upper road to a-i lower roau.

Cekter, Septemtier 4, 1040 A. M. very nrm, doiuiuk uwui; uuittiug i f. Titcsvii.i Septemtier 4, 2:1.1 p. si.

Market quiet but very nrm at 3s lIlIl.AHEI.I'IltA. The receipts of crude oil this week aggregated bbls, and refined 20.3S4 bbls. The stock of petroleum on Friday last was as follows: At bbls. Point Brcere Greeuwlcli I'olnt Oilsaon's Point JH.2I0 K.l.al 2. 4d.sni The earnorts for the week were 911.

2 gallons of refined. Total exports sluee Jauuary 1st. 1Mi9. ln.iciu. Ton gallons, against gallons same lime in i.sns.

MV YORK. The following table, from the tihipilng List. exhibits theexports and stock In yard for the periods named: Fxpnrt since January iat: Isfti. From New York galls.44.c71.vo usher a1.fis.2a1 Total Banie lime W17 Kail. 4ti S.

171 Block Id yard September OuCe Refined Nsplha Residuut s.sii,s;4 pl. l-i SC none uone lSiM. i.4t 4ino: none Total bbta.U.442 Oil Kee-elpta per Kiver maad Ball. J. Sneer 21-'.

J. H. Ramsey Cltieusoll Works. 7ii: Wartim A Kin sai 1 srentum Oil wilkins ll J. M.

Bainsev- lsili Fisher Bros 111 afentrer. H. Af'o 2sni Total 2.UH Oil NhlDBexi CUaat ky A. K. K.

and I. K. K- OH Mne. Montxhetmer, Koehler A Co, 4U0 bbls ref to Waring, kliiKAco. Piiiladelphla.

Fursyth Bros A Co, 400 bbls ref to Ixiran A. Co. Phlladelpma. Liberty Oil Works, 2S0 bbls ref to Young A Lever-lug, Baltimore. Penuock Beesou, 49 bbls liibrlratlag, to While, llarrtsburir.

Total Shipments Refined 1 AW Mils Tulal ahipnieiils LubricnllnK-. 411 bills Nnaar at New fork. Since Wednesday morning (1st.) there has continued a steady good demand for raw, part ly irom the trade, but chiefly from our refiners and those of the neighboring markets. lie. celptsarenow reported by the Shipping Lint, on a very moderate scale, and the stock, by reason of small supplies and recent liberal purchases.

Is gradually diminishing In magni tude, and as It becomes more easily controlled and holders more confident, their offerings are even smaller tban they bave been for some time past. The consequence is plainly seen In the Increased firmness of the market, and a hardening tendency In market values. The rise In Ibe gold premium, too, strengthens me views 01 holders; since uiij queuing last taev have la-en enabled to estaoiisn an ad vance of about one-sixteenth of a cent 1. 11 1 on crnoH eoflnllUT arrades. these belnar scarce and most in request; the market closed strong at the improved figures.

Kenned is in small supply and good demand at pretty full iuii prices, ana for sou suk. iwow bas been established. STOCK IK NEW TOBK, 8EPTEMRCR 1. ls6. 1SH7.

IStM. i.ssn. LIVE STOCK HAKKCf TEXSiSYLVAKIA 111TBAL STOCK YARDS, t. AST I.I KKHTT, pATt'iiDiv. pt.

mberl. l-9, Cat-ii KThe market wa brisk all week up to this moinihg, when pricts began to drag anl buyers refused to pay the rates they ild in the forepart of the week. Prices during the at least np to this morning, were from 5 Sit t- ewt. higher than those ruling one wtckngu, and by Friday noon the pens were cleared of stock, but last evening and this morning the news from Conimunlpaw had the Htct ol putting buyers mire on their guard, and more cautions, and they look for a decline in prices in New York tbe comingweek. Stock steers have couLiuued at about the same price 11s last week, and but tew buyers.

We quote: Hi od to choice 1,300 tol.KJO ms steers at S7 507 75 Good smooth l.luu to lha steers at 7 25 7 50 IVcelilto fid to l.luo ISs s-teers 1,1 6 00 S7 00 (Vows and rough stags 00 to 1,0 JO irs 3 305 telock sleersMtl to 1.000 Ps at 3 7Vo-- 01 The sales for the week toot up 1,910 head asainst 1,423 head last week. Quae a number weie shipped through Inrtrst hands. The shipments east this week we are uot to give, not having l-eeti furnished Willi the usual re-ort. The shipments show more fully the vast unionntof buslui-u-s done in these yards than the reported sales. liots The m.irket bas dragged the greater part of the week, and there has been a steady daily decline.

This Is owing to the large uum-ler of bogs contracted for in the country to be taken away by the flist of l-ieptember. The arrivals bave been large all week. The following were alout the ruling prices per cwL today, with not many selling: itest choice hogs flO 00m 10 2" Utod York bogs 8 itt Slock hogs ft 5H" 7 Large numbers are reported on tbe way to an ive Sunday and Monday. The sales reort-ed during the week, with pr.ee, will be foutid l-elow. owing to the absents? ol Mr.

Gilchrist to-dav we are unable to report his sales. Shkkp The market opeued this week more lively, with a fair supply In lite pens, at an ad-n nee of from a quarter to one-half ceut per pound Horn ihe previous week, and continued about the same throughout the week. We Cjuotc gtssl 711 to MO tit sheep at 3' and Hi to 11 It- sheep at Common and inferior grades are nominal and dull iu price. SALES CATTLB. The following Is the aggregate of dally sales, as shown by the scale books, lor the week: Monday.

Augnst Soth 2 Tliet-dsy, August 31st 'l v. (lnestiay, ctesteuiucr isi Thursday, 321 Miuiiy, bepiouiber 3d 21s Total lor the week I.SI0 For week ending August 2sth 1.123 For we-k ending August 21st For week ending Angust Fur week ending August 7th The sales made during the week, for which we are able to give prices, will lie found below. We omit bose made here no prices are given. as they wt.uld only enctiinlier the paper, and I 01 no interest to tne reauer: Keller. Buyer.

-0. weigiiL price lltilnies. I. A Ititclily 21 t.l) 1 TO ltlintea. I.

A- (.... Mo-es 3s.t7tl 7 lb. Hues, 1. i t' BiiKii lll.mat 7 l- llt.lnies. Ridley Kl.tttitl 91 lii.lrno-s.

SI ls.7tl I Holmes, A tlIiuiiiziierirsr IS --i llolmee. tk Co -1i 7 41 lb imes. .4 is.r.i s- lltiim.s. I A (1.. 40 5 us t'lmes.

Uaii. Miller. IS -I it. Mussel man A B. it 4 N- tl teluens XI HU t'u KrtvifS 37 6 7 Miarpts-b II wtKsl tfc a.

Br -RKS 74 -it! elllleU it Co X4 4I.37D 7 -It (llilett A Co tl tl HSU 7 7i tiar-lea-isst tt IHioiia.1 XU4U 19 It 5 -10 ll'titit-n I SiiiDell t- -t Hatewo-iKl -Mn-seliiiaitw 1 7 4 llsrletaotst Kellev IS 4 7S Ki-rliaisM A I'J l.t.tal 5 71 Kts.r Mctilnnl. Zl 17. HU 4 SO Me lain Jt I lua Martto 3 5 'H Jss MHrtlil 11 1'atridtfe ru Krlun id Aoauia PI.iiTv,t I.5-rt (1)1 Adaiua Isitrv It iso 1 tt go TT.gi... 1Ihmi Ijttnli Ttios I.inb CO 17 ii Ii l.lllell a CO 11 l.lllell Co II Kelly I7.ei 7.V.I 7.t si. 4-II wu 7 Si.

I Jl mm i.i4 Ot U7U l.tn Parrell. Far red. inii a eo 7 11 l.lllell 7.4-a Tm Hocki 6 Oil 4 in 7 isi Price. 5 4 i 5 7i 7 OU OU 'V 7 74 6 iai 4 4.1 5 VI 4 4" 7 77. 4 12 5 i.i a i 9U Kelly Kiemens S7 For whom sold.

No. J. llrownlg 21 J. rugissji vV tlson Ms Maxwell 2V James Maxwell H. (..

Ismnell. II K. T. Aroer ISsdv in- bom sold lit dees A A Hedge A T. llt-xlise AT A eiliillli A Min'lhA Klne T.

Atner. Sli.ith A Bine M. 1.1 Vtjai Is I I- -l set 16 J. Jb.dAl Weiglit. s.iim 1- 4J 17 Mi.Hh h.m-...

11. i HiA lilts" mil A Blue ll ilint-s ltllA Kltie II il.iTtr.s.... I rr A I' ilAIU-. While A tier A lii.ii.i. K.

Co 1-ilA V. ili is A t'o 4. rr A ii 1 iau. a. no.

flotfer-i IHllI'. eviit- Buyer. No Price. tl.iln II, I. Aii 1.

A i 4 40 Pe-ice ...31 4 4 4 lit i il ew. a. A liii.s. A ti. I.

A (I. A A in e. A to I. A i l.A (I. 1 A I I.

A (i L. A 111. en. A It A tan (. I ii.

es I. A line I. A IVanf l-v-srce Pear. II I avis I 1 Varee it lisxls Imvi. L.n.i li.vl.

11,11 A l' -ja I'd A In llu II. I I 12. 4 li.l ran II" I' .1 lis 7M lis 11 1 Htio.Ion Aull A Co IKieis t- Hertiev tt larra II 14.I-J1 Id 'J1 II VI.1 Weight. ti.VM 1 V'ivj 17 17.110 IJ 7ei USUI lln oiii. I.

A li 4 t. L. 1 4i iluln.tt. 1. A (1 4 It liav Is 1.11 3 si IS Ht.

hues, A lava US Kilo liy. For bunu No. loliasiifi ..1 lei 11 4 lleiiderstiu 4Ctl.s A Fl 1 A T. Hedges A 4 Hedges A A 4 il burrow. i4 II.

I i A tu.i'ir Cisrk einiilh A B. .177 4 i a -j illh A- It Ittseers Vaunt 1 P.iid-1 tl Ml. lit. A It nil A II (1 -J5 bead head snjiin A HBiill. A tl.

114 3 lii Jii.ua l.t by. Put. tar A Prom whotu. No. Weis-hl.

Pree. ones li ftoHtns l-Jl Wrd a'JS eir l.mliii ouilin X.M 17 (Sal 14.1s! II'. 171 I. "al lt Ssl 4 4 'SI i-ri A 4 l-l tt A l-clti. A Pi.lris a A 3 4 4 11 PiiIcik it A I A Iloimes 4 7" 1 A Holuie.

I. A t'o'm I.i 4' lldmk A A 4ull 17,1. Btss. Sel'er. Buyer.

1.4 A Wa'fiiO A Smith A e--tler till es. I. A ii Wi.ts.in 1. A I K. No.

Weight. M.Vto 6. JI11 47 21. Sis) 2.lM 11 lb I 3.1..-1 i-J 3S 4.i0 4-i. 4m II.SSI S.ssl I.

S.SM0 a.7ial t'l SO. 1 10 5 SIM S70 ln.o'-l 1.4"1 7.eio 41 OSO StSnO WciKht. 2J.V10 12,470 4'0 21. rso 7.7 'm 91. 1l 6.

ISO s.nai 1.270 7. rat 23 l.l IH. 'Mil In 1170 2.7SI1 n.t.ai 4.7.10 2.710 ai.s.1.1 tl nil II. 71) II. 24.1 2.4-AI Price.

f-j iV i It Hi I41 171 12 ao ln.es, L. A li. similh itaiea. I. A l.

Veotter rimes, t. A llwK rSnilth i I. A Veittor A on II. I. A Smith a in I.

A (.... Imtiolf A Co. -si a 40 9 Si llollliea, A 14 Holmes. I4ll' 40 bl 1 ai Iloln es. L.

A 1 lletlxes 27 Holrees. I. AO He-UeS lloln.ea. A (1 Hedges. Hoiu.es.

A Hetties 7i 9 30 li s.1 4 9 00 56 1.1 SI 7 50 IS! Si tll.es. A I HwtlKes Holinea. A tl l.ilchrist A Co. ll.ii 11. ei.

1. A 1 lteiltfe Holmes. I. A Heilues llolli ea. I.

A He-Ikes IS ...244 .17 IS i 73 A A 4X1- I. A O. Veotter A lloln.ea. I. A (J Ht.imee.

A Bedir-a il.i I. A 4. Hedges times. L. A Holmes, i.

A (4 (Olchrtst A l.vi 10 IS lo Al Price pt ao llollliea. 1. A tlilci-rlst A By whotn sold. Itedvea A H. A Hislaes A Unites A IttsVes A Il.1l1.es A For whom sold.

No. Lut her Jobnson. It A It t.iveu... 2 A Liven Slaltonl sisrlor.1 -Jl 10 5t) 14 9 A t-raw fori 1J2 A II ooien Heds-es A ej Ket-nolda. S7 10 40 50 7 7.

a so Hislktsi A I sitatTord etlk'-a A Kobbina. ..111 IS niuh A lliue A if A itlue A Kmtth A Hltte A tone emttli A Bine Smlih A bine Bud Muillb A Blue 1 I.evda tin A 7 ai 10 no ia ao a 40 24 1.1 9 7U wrr A Kueette OrrA Keith Orr A Keith 90 9 .15 (Irr J.s'eTreico 21 Orr A etcotl 7 Orr A Mel, McK A Co Hl Orr A John Boles pi rr A Barey A bevker. HI Orr A flecker. SI 10 10 8 SO 10 9 XS 9 2V 10 i 9 00 irr A w. John tlreeuter- lr A Bobbins A W.

OrrA RnbblllBA SO Benttbt by. From whom. ln lir.IT A Co No. Weight. Price.

21 irsi 21.HS11 IO.170 3 71 1.7SJ 10 HI I'l 60 in no li) 5(1 Itl.lM.n A Holmes. f. A Co uihurT A Co a IlithofT A Co IH ImhotT A Co tlilcrir st A 7 IniliotT A t'o A 1(1 ImtiorT A t'o Hetls-s -M 1" 2i in 2i 1.) SO lu 75 IU 77. 10 75 10 Mil 10 7i lit 7.1 9 JO It) IS 10 Sil 9 7i 70 10 00 in Ii 10 9 SO 9 i-l 9 50 9 V. 9 no 10 ISO 10 31 10 40 10 SO lmli.

ft A tirr A Williams. 7'i Imhon A to. Orr A V. ililams. 1:1 Imlioft A Co lttHlsesA S.s-.l t.sai 1UH 2I.7S.I 2t.0 41 440 44.

ISO lft 3l.hU 2S.7'I 22.7at) 40.4AO 21.700 Si.sai I l.ltl'l XII) Ai.TWI iijsM ll.bt.rl A Co He.ti.-es AT I2S In. hi IT A A Reary KM llliliotr A Co A Beary Ml luihorTA Co- Posllewalt InirolTA Co Hnirsi Isi lo hnfl A Co Allertou. 172 lmliotl A Co Bnihws-k 77 In. hurl A Williams. Imhoir A Co I A Needy ss ImliorrA Co.

Tnomason. s-i in ih. A Co. Allerlon si I nihi.rT A to Holmes Afo.171 ImliolTA CO lliilnim.LAlo. liclu.rr Co WM Ini liOfT A Co HotlUM.1.

A fin hoff A Co A fit Inihoir A Co (l Peters. 75 ImholTA I'o Orr A Williams, sa Imhofl'A Co HetleesAT IV lu.lion A Co Hedaes S7 IVTARKETS BY TEIaEQRAPH. ClIICAUO IKBirl. Ckicaso. September 4.

IS69. Fahtkhn HxcHAKoxliuli at Vof7 buying aud par selling. Ftoi-a Uutet and firm at 757 oil for spring ex tras. Whrat Less active and easier: sales of Xo. 2 at 1 31iai1 H2ia.

closing at ai a2: litis alleruoou market quiet at 29 seller September. das-yulet aud VjjiSc lower; salesof Jfo.2atS7i ssc: rejected at s.t,i;s5c; no grade Tstosic. closing quiet at S7Sj4S7s.e for No. this afternoon market quiet at 87ss7sc for No. 2 seller iseptemher.

Oats Active: sales of No. at 4.v,iqckic, and rejected at 424443C, closing quiet at for No. 2. Kbv A shade firmer and fairly active; sales of Ko 2 at yt-c; closing at s4ivc: rejected sic (Jtuei ana unsettled at ei tor ao 2 In store, andel 27, seller the month. rl KiUKiKi-l4ultt at ai uo tor wooden bound pack- aces.

MdABa-Active arid firmer at 13S'l4c for common to prime Cuba. Pki. isioNs More active. Mess pork 13 50. Lard lt-SiaslsVc.

Irv saited slmulders I a I unlet at BolMliKs wr cuwd: at U.OI. V) fbr kood to choice sbippin steers. H(s Fairly active and steady at ft 27iw 40 fbr conimun: 50(9 lur fair to medium; V9 lisjjn 90 fur good to choice. Ianlavllle HarkeL I.cnsvii.i.k. September 4.

Flour nrm: sunerrlne Etiaai. Orain unchanged tirucerle uncbatiKHd. eat tobacco firm: sales 44 hhds. prices ranged at 3 oii4js 10 60. Provisions quiet but steady.

Mess pOIK r-e) DttlUll I.IIIIUHli-1. I I I I no 19c; clear sides Hams sugar cured extra auear eurtd 23c Iard Soc. WhLsky raw 1 is. free. CTevelaaadi BarkeL fllrELiMi.

Mentember 4. Flour ateadv. Wheat Sales 1 1 Mai bushels No. 1 red at 1 4i: 9.01S1 bushels aud Is cars do at ai 41. 14 cars aii uo at ai 49.

turn held at at so. (lata held at 4Si7iiic. Rye No. 1 fl No. 2 petroleum Refined held at for Kentember and October, and suiall luls KtlUc above these figures: crude held at to ooa Sa.

BnlTavIo Septeniber 4. Flour inactive and nomt- nui Wheat entirely neulected and deiiressed: it Is Impossible to give prices. Corn inactive; nominally Wiaytic, as to condition. Oats market bare. Rye retail lout offered at fl 17.

Barley none here yet. Mess pork dull butsteady at 911. dull at lu lu.i.c limhwines nominal at fl 10, but uo demand. MempHis Market, Memphis; Beptember 4. Cotton nrm: middlings 33c; receipts 11 bales, exports is uaies.

lour ao hi. Wheat fl lMdil 30. Corn H7HC Oats ic May A24 and scarce; tales to arrive. Bran S2 Pork fti in. aij-c Jaacon steaay; sauuiueia ao-av; aiues a a-.

HiLWArKKi, September 4. Flour dull; choice country extras fs 2S. Wheat unsettled at fl fur Ke.I: -wad for No. 2. Oats quiet and unchanged.

Corn nominally irts7c for No. 2. ky sad bai ley uutuiuai. ol lie In. flininiii ri.iii i-, i Brt.l,yslK1n,,I.

HelttWu. feome two years ago the wholesale grocery and dry goods store of Messrs. Shaw 4 Kurtz. atConntllsviUe, Fajette countv, was entered by burglars and robbed of in money. The safe was drilled through and blown open with powder, after which the iron box containing the rnobey was unlocked and rifled of of Its contents.

The next morning, when the store was visited and the robbery discovered, the proprietors conclnded to employ a well known Pittsburgh police officer who waa living there at that time, and who had served under Mayor Weaver and Mayor Lowry. He was not then In the police business, but the gentlemen who had been robbed presumed that bis experience as a detective would be valuable in assisting them to discover tn robbers. Tbe officer accompanied them to the stoie. and after viewing the premises gave bis opinion as to bowthe -job" had been man tged. vi mj Ferreting out the thieves.

and finally instrumental Rasing the Arroii a tiiaoKuiniiu on charge of having committed the theft. K-l- convicied and where he still bins was tried at i sentenced to the Penitentiary, rer2in'iSweeks since. Bobbins made a confession in wblci The not only Implicated t.le ex-officer in the burglaiy, but alleges that he ilrst niannedit and afterwards assisted in its execution He stated that the ex-ortlcer called upon him, at bis shop, and ordered certain tools, wbit-b were made as directed: that be subsequently informed Bobbins what he intended to do with tbe tools, and induced him and a third party to enter Into the arrangement to rob the store. Tney went about their work and it was successfully accomplished. Bobbins states that.

In working at tbe safe, the ex-officer cut one of his hands at tbe base of tbe thumb, and that the wound bled profusely. After securing the money, the tools which they used were put intothe iron box, which was locked up and thrown into the Youghlogheny ver. The statement was so circumstantial that, when it was communicated to Messrs. Shaw Kui tz, ihm froriv talked about it. They also search ed for the box ami found it in the river, at the spot where Robbins said it bad been thrown in.

Tbe ex-officer, learning that his name was being coupled with the Jelony entered suit against Messrs. Shaw A Kurtz, for slander, and tbey gave ball for trial. The next step in this ralher singular case, was a suit against the ex-officer for burglary. He was sued before a Justice of the Peace, at Connellsville, and was arrested in this city, a few davs ago, and entered ball for trial, in the snm ot S-ik, before one of our Aldermen. Thus the case stands at present.

The ex-officer, who is thus implicated in so heinous a crime, has always maintained a fair reputat ion, and was one of our best police otll-cers having been employed ahoot the Mayor office for a number of years. He denies, tn Ulo tbe statement of Bobbins, and claims that it is made through a spirit of malice and revenge. On the other hand, the prosecutors believe that they have sufficient evidence to corroborate Robbins confession. Xbev state that when, the morning afrer tne robbery, they went to consult witu ttex-flicer. be was brushing the dust from bis boots, tbey also perceived a cut on his band, which had been bleedimr.

Thor .1 expect to prove that, previous to the robbery tbe accused was without means, and ih.r alter he opened a tobacco store In Connelis- me. The ex-policeman, who returned to this cltv over a year ago, und Is now residing here, baa summoned several respectable witnesses to testify as to his character lor honesty, and 1 here are scores who would gladly do so. Indeed, nothing but strong evidence would fore his iriends to an opposite belief. I'M'KOVOKED ASSAULT. A Stan Attacked en tain own Doorstep.

A most unprovoked anil outrageous assault, if the statements made in regard to tbe matter at the Mayor's office yesterday are correct, was perpetrated Saturday evening on Second ave nue. Between elevena nd twciva nviiuk vr- Tk. Rogers was setting on the porch of bis house en Second avenue, near the Mononganela bridge, when three or four miliaria approached bim.and with oaths commenced a violent attack, beating him severely and breaking one of his legs in two places. The assaulting party The night watchman In passing bvthe house heard Mr. Thomas moaning, and took him tnto tbe house, when a physician was summoned and attended to the man's injuries.

Besides his leg being broken his head and bodv was severely bruised. A man named Win. l.loyd was arrested last evening on suspicion of being one ot tbe assaulting party, an infor mation was made against him for felonious assault and battery and be was placed in tne lock-up. A Bearing will oe had In the case to -aay. A Robbery lit Keysee's Dri-g Store.

On Friday night last, some thief entered lr. Key ser'adrug store, on Liberty street, below Sixth, and ransacked the money drawer without get ting any cash. Tbe key of the drawer, and also the key to the hack door, were stolen, together with some blacking brushes. The lxjctor lias been visited three times by burglars since th 4th of July, but they got very little for the! tronble. It might be well for the Doctor to leave them a dose of If he could fx it cp in some enticing shape, and induce tbem to "take it.

The Police. tor several Saturdays past the police relief who usually go on-duty 2r. have not reported nntil three o'clock, one hour later, remaining on dnty until 1a.m., Sunday, instead of 12 Sutnrday, as hereto- tofore. This change was necessitated In order to. if possible, break up the practlceof rousfh remaining in saloons nntil tbey are closed at twe've o'clock and then making niuht hidootis with their demoniac yells.

The change is no aouot a goco one. The New Police Stations. The; Committee oj City Property, it Is stated, will to-day visit i lue new fwiio; bu.liuub UUU908 JUSb CO 1IX- pleted in tbe Twelfth and Seventeenth wards. erly constructed. It is intended to remove the telegraph dial at present In deputy Mayor mi iiois onice.

to the new Seventeenth Ward Station, on Forty-third street. Another sta tion house. Is to be located in the Twenty-first waru. Dealers is Crude Oil. Messrs.

Owston A Sowers, tbe well known crude oil dealers. whose business heretofore has been conducted at Oil City and Pleasantville, where they still retain offices, have opened an office in the Perry Br-ilding, Duquesne Way, this cltv, where they are prepared to sell crude oil to a.l wno may call upon them. Tbelr facilities are such tbat they can promntly Oil ail their con tracts. High School Cokser Stoic e. The corner stone of the Central High School Building will be laid with appropriate ceremonies on Thnrsdav.

the 30th of September. Several of the mate officers, including Mr. tckersham Superintendent, have been invited to be present, and tbe latter gentleman Is expected to deliver an address Tne Alumni Association of tbe igU Scnool will also participate in the ceremonies. Olympic vs. Atlantic The first of a series ot matches for the championship of Western Pennsylvania between the Olympic and Atlantic clubs was plaved on Saturday afternoon at Union Park, Allegheny, and resulted in favor of tbe Olympics by a score of 25 to 24, eight mumps oeing pjayea.

ri (jiroi iier, or the Allegheny club, performed the duties of Umpire, and T. D. Wilkins and J. C. Rayburn acted as scorers.

Removal. R. H. Palmer, has removed the straw and millinery department of his business to his old established stand, 105 MarJ ket street, and hereafter the business at No. 84 ood street will oe connned exclusively to tne saie aii wuoiesaie or iur ana wool nats and caps.

Mr. Palmer bas a choice stock in all his departments of business, which retail dealers should at once examine. Second Ward Gus Squad. Friday afternoon, at tbe request of the Directors of the Monongahela Suspension bridge, tbe Second Ward Gun Squad partook of a splendid collation wbicb, to say the least, was a very pleasant affair. Tbe members of the Squad desire to return tbelr tnanks for the courtesies ex tended to them.

COMiroit Cases. When Deputy Mayor Butler convened the Court on Sunday morning twenty-eight names were registered for exam ination. The offences In every case were trivial in their nature, and tbe usual disposition was made of them. KlKhteen paid the tines imposed, and tbe balance were commit ted for brief penoas. Steamboat Robber y.

The steamboat Alex ander Foster, lying at the Monongahela wharf. was boarded by a thief on Friday at noon, ana a suit of clothing valued at fifty-five dollars. and belonging to tbe Captain of the boat, Mr. George Fairfield. carried off.

Tbe clothing was taken from tbe Captain's stateroom, tbe door oi wuicu was oursteu open, xnere is no ciue to the thief. Still Miasiso. Nothing has yet been heard from William Dean, tbe young man wbo mysteriously dlsappearad from tbe St. Nicholas Hotel, about two weeks ago. He bas a gold watch (a present) and some money In one of tbe city banks, ne is a uepnew oi rostmaaier General Cresswell, and has two sisters llvlAAg near Washington, Pa.

Foot Rack. On Friday evening a footpace took place at Hazelwood, in tne i wenty-tbira word between Patrick Flaherty, of Franks- town and Addle Paul, of Hazelwood, the distance being one hundred yards, laherty.who la represented as being something oi a runner, was beaten nearly three yards, and that with the greatest of ease. tvachkrs. At a meeting of the School Board of Union township, the fol-lowlmr teachers were elected? Mount Plsgah Principal, Joel M. Bowlby; Assistant, Miss Jane M.

Moore. Banksville Principal. M. Douglas; Assistants, Misses Jennie and Lizzie Nixon. The schools open to-day.

FnbUe AmaiemrBM. Opera House. The patrons of this popular resort will be glad to know that It will be opened for the season this evening, and they will still be more gratified on entering the auditorium to find It so comfortable and tasteful. Every part of tbe interior has been rendered as cheerful as skill and money. Judiciously expended, can make it.

and the visitors there tnis evening will enjoy the surprise in store for them. The Worrell sisters and company arrived yesterday afternoon, and will appear this evening in their new burlesque entitled "Laiia Kookh." Wtrh tbe spirited acting, singing and dancing of the SLsters, tbe magnificent costumes, and beautl-lul new scenery, such an attractive imtiai performance will be presented as bas never before been the ease on an opening night here. Theater. There were crowded audiences In attendance here Satnrday afternoon and evening, and tbe performances gave great satisfaction, except to a few noisy individuals whose musical education never got beyond "Jim Crow, and of course they could not appreciate operatic music. Mr.

Frank Woods, comedian will commence an engagement this evening' and the excellent company of last ve-tr will continue at their posts. The singing and dancing Is very attractive, and the burlesques are well performed. Police Intelligence. Before Alderman Humbert. 1 forestalling the mare et.

Wm. Snyder was before Alderman Ham-bert on Saturday morning on a charge of forestalling the market. Market Constable Mess-ner preferring the charge. A bearing was bad wbicb resnlted in the accused being fined a doilor and costs. Before Alderman Keener.l ASSAULT AID BATTERY.

Julia Ann Read charged Mary Jane Stowe with assault and battery, alleging that the defendant atrnck her over the haul with a stick. The parties are of African descent and reside the old Sixth ward, a warrant was Issued is TnTniaRiT-H KI I.W A Pa if I i and will rtM wr' fr and arr. I urkti. ma foil TUHOVf.H TP.Arsr. Mali A Fxr res 7 I Jk.ro Departs, At-vm Ti- AreomroodMlon.

A -Ji mm pm AccUin.oi'- 1 1 461 st-nfwiivf a lM.i.nlii ArfontrnfMro. 5 -VI 3 Hp hunday l.urcb 1 5 a The 1-4n pra train l-avf dally Tb. 1 rt tram will arriv daily. All trmiua rtJJ1 laiiy, fr-iiiii'avi exoppU-d. Th- a Iraiu makes close coo at lVewark fur -aoviiie.

W. W.CARD, Pennlsoo. Obio. UtbHDf VALLET HA ILK 0 AD. 1UK ONLY IIKKCT ROCTK TO THE OIL ILM-GIUASWIIHOI'T CiUSOE OF CARH.

On and after MONDAY, Jane 14, lrtf. wt tlirontxb Trains Gaily trxrpt punJav). wnl tave Pituti.urieb in. cornrr Ku Vfntb and Pik pUv-j. for rrankiin, UU City, Bu1a.o.

aaa ul immihm In Oil Ilejrionfi. Ieavf I'fTtsburtrTa. a aXitsrtnrrh. pfej nf a Iay Kx ir- 3 I 'ipai iKht txpresi- 7 NiVut Kxprvs it Brady Ac in Bradvs Bl AC I If Ittia Krpt-pori 1 isoda Works 7 40 mm rd Sw-cfc orks rrt A 1st Helton Ac tr4 5 a -d Raiton A tfd HuJiajn Act OO Ma.toxTZl i rtl a 3d HulUiD Ac Arnold i Arl i 1 bnrrri 1 rain lo and from ods Works. rSandavv) leaves 110pm: arrives i a m.

anaaysf Flxprpsa 1 rains slop only ai prmcipal polota. Acxx mnaodaiion Trains uuims. J.J. LAVaRKaNXGeoiSopia THOS.H. KIKO.

AsaUawipL 1nirl Rf-H. FORT TTAYNE AND A I I.Wl V. AND CLKVELASIl ANi PllTiSiiL KAimOAD. From AiiEiTt rJO'h. 1 fif Trmmn will lave frora and arn- at ibe I ii'ua Iwpoi, nortiisiae, City Timi-.

as loilows; l.KATK. ARBITC hlcjairo Kx O'iam (tiraeo Kx ilim -ne Yen Kx. -J? a Pariac Kxpress 7im I. Wiifi Mail -e a beHnsr a 1 liicago Mail. a nii('htStUaiKt yp rr; Fast Line S4Sam iCbic Ki Ma.il 3 fl.

A Whit 1 J. mifveiand Ei 1 fcriPtt Vd Kx 0 5 WiuJtKrieEx 4 CiH naiCi- A Why ipm IHpart from Alietriieuy. Arrive iu Ailtat iiy. BwavtrFaliisAc a Ieeuadale Ac ti.Vtm ItdhJeA' KHiit-u beavt-rFallsAc Ssblh Iet.Mtble I 3 -m Nw C.i.e Ac 10 a Itob.ster Ac uiiKnon 9 Knon Ac Ac. is in leisdale 'Z I'l Braver Falls Ac Leet-daie Af 4 pm 1 winlaie Ac.

1 43 pmjLm-dhieAc ni Fir Oaks, sno- jFairhks uo- day tlturcb. 1 13pm, day Caarcb 9 3Sftm I "xprts iit leave daily, a Cbkraju Kxpress J. XV. l.L'TT31T. Manager.

F. General Passenr and r.ci.e Aent. I t.STLVAMA CEXTKaL RAILROAD J- On and after fcL'VlA V. A -9. Miw.

1 rains arrive at and depar from tbe lnln curcerof Wahirjjrton and Liberty Lreets. as EAST A IX ET A ID. Thr4tuch Trains Trcdns Pfty Kxpress I 'Hi a Mail. I-M a tn "Pacitic F-x Lio- IlUm M.nl I a ni Onriiinaii F.i a a ncmnali Kx.1'2 Pittjoorei Ex-I i 4 pm Pl.iia. Fx a -4 ni I'mia.

Ki 1 tft Fasrt Llop 7 Paso'tyrl 0 WtirsAc.No. If -0 am WaIlA No 1 am Brsi.ton Ac i ail o.pn Wall's Ac No 9 0 1 a J'l riMowii Ac 4 v5poi Johnstown Ac. 10 -a a di Brf3l. AC IWaii sAcNoJ 1 5 1 'vi! Ac No 4 fV4wpm ti Olpm Braddk a AC Bradoock a Ac ia. I V(pm Bradd.nrfc a AC all AdScVl I 0 mj 2Co 9 55 xa laily.

Allotlier Tliroub Trains DaiW. SMUMiar ex-ptwd. The hnrch TraiDS ltT Wall Stiira San. dav at ft 0-1 a- reach me Psitsbiirtrn at lo 4 a. m.

Kturnuic leave Plttbursrh at 12 ad ar-rivtr at Wail 8tatfn at IO p. m. For u.iormaiioii spplv 10 W. H. EC WITH Agent.

The Railroad Company win not assume any Risk for Bairsrax- excpi for "Wfparine Ap-pMi-T-l, and limit their resp'iiSibilKy to One Hno-ird olisrsin Vtlot. A1S baesre exceed' that ami-nut value alii be at ibe rusk of ibe owner, utiles, takaa by special cootxact. EDWARI TT. WILLIAMS, General Superintendnt, A 2 loon. Pa.

ESTEUy PE5 ST LTAMA IIL- ROAX. On and AIQCST inxi. the PaseOfTer Traina on the Western Pansylvauia Ra Iroad w. arrive at and depart from ihe C'd- eral B'reeC Depot, Alleaejiy Clry, aa follow: teave AUegbeny City. Arrive ax All: gbeny City.

Bfail a SpHr.cdale Ac Freport Ac I 19 am No I a jt. Fiveport ac Shtrjfti3rg AM lift No. 4 -2A a Mpia 4pm Kiprs IO a rm Ac I Fr -p4rt AC Spring dale Ac narpsburg 20 3 1 9 Freip.n Ac. i No. -AAlpzn Sj.rilJafl3J A 2io Above Trains nm Sosd-v.

1 he t'buren Train leaves Jna-rtior every Pnndar. at 7 40 a. re-iaas AlirDj at 9 50 a. M. ax 1 e.

and arTivea al Alleiiciiy a 3 40 e. m. mmuiatloo TVkes for sale in parkr 0f twa-ty. betmtn City. Chestnut Hrrrs.

BavnuetL. Pine rr. Ktna and e-b andfr od onl oil the Trains mopping at tMaiiijuj speja.ed oa T1ck-ts. The Train leaving at (HI a. m.

znakes dir-ci cnne.nions at Frwrx, rt with Line ff ukb Kiif'er. HarinaiKfuwri and Thra.nb Ti'kea. too. may wpotrlii! wr tii 2So. 3 -t Clir trert.

near it Bridge. Fitiburjrh. and at ibe iL--vt. AiletcrbeaT city. For urther applv to JAML LEi- FKRTSi.

Airent, FfvJraJ ie The Western Pennsylvania Rsiir-aad wiil nl-t any rik for Bstrraire. exeppl for Wrtiriny Ap-fartl. and liniit thMr to one fluri-drvl in vain- Ail Baecstge exoepijnc tnis amount In vaiot will be at tbe iisk of Ue osraer, uz-ItSiS taau by special o-rtracc EDWARD H. WrtaLTA General Su penn tod en l. Aitoona.

Pa. ALLEyTOTTX R0CTE TO THE EAST, Miosiisr j.vd FAsiEr u.vg t-n Piltntiunrri and wTork, via Hum-inirx. and Kaaton. KO IHi-SOKOFCARS EFTtVEEN PtTTJ-BITROH AKD KW T.isir Sl.FKPINt4CRS OX NIGHT TRAESS. Trairis leatve I'nion Iepo4 ofFeaasyivasia Bailroad ha Daily.

Leavn I Arrtva Plttshnrgh 1-2 .10 In Sttr Tort rl OO a ra Pittstir rth 4'Wpm InSwrTort. 44 43 am Pittshrrvh 7-19 In New Tort 4 i a a Plttfibareh 'i I am IaSm York 1.1 LA'sTr New York or Pittsbararti. from gitaunn. (Vn. tral Kailroad.

of New Jersey, ibotcf Liberty atraea. Leare I Arrive New Yorfc- OP a In Ptttaburgh 1 45am New Vorfc.5:4l., PlttsSorgb l-ltfara New York ni. Id Piusotirsri t.30pna ire untlay leave nttsburrb at 1:4:30 p. ca. only, and New York USP-an.

ooly. BatrtraaTe checked to aii point between Piusbararla and New York. H. r. BAtDWPf, General Passenger Agent.

KA1LBUA11. a On and after TTESDAT, TXov. IT. 1 tbt) Traina will leave tne Depot, earner 6raat and Water txaela. aa abllowK nxran.

Mail an and from tTaltmaowB- TrOttam weapon A rcjsniotf tMl a aa Sipnaa to and from Cnaon- town 34f War Newton Aitnmmodar'a. 4 ra tapa sfetrApam 141-IOam 33 a ii pnt 0 43 am isiwrjaock AmaiBioittBoiL. ty 13 i I Arotmmi clarion to Mc- eesport 10:30 I Snaday Church Train to rrora wet --wton For Xicketa apply to IrOO a RAYMOND. Agent, M. B.

STOUT. Sapt. RIVER PACKETS. PlTIllBI BtiH, BROWNSVILLE AID 43E! EVA PAI ET USE. 30TICE a TO SHIPPERS.

Owing; to repairs of No. a. at Port Perry. Preiirhti. will tie re-elved at the and tVn-neltsx-iile Freiarht Depot, for all points on the Moa-onirab-la River, ooanoring i.u the tXimpanys tant ill PackeU.

at lhat piace. JOHN L. iTOORITOrSE, Asemt, P. B. and O.

Packet Co. P4 RH BRSBCKti. Ver he-eliaaar, Mau-iettaa SBtt JParber- lBrar. EVERY WEDSESDAT AND SATURDAY. tsIV Tf? FLEET STEAMER ataMHMto LSpiaMD tt I.K3 Will ur iaitKVe XMrLS as an lltll ncai Ufn-inn- (ua.n aud rftjrnisl.ed throughout, she oHera special iitK--n3eDts io pavQKers aud shippers.

For Freight or Passage apply on Board or to JAS. COLIaIaNS, Ant. WITH FTT.I, CABIX. Carryin- capacn--. two to four hundred tona.

Auv tjr havinv thi. ca-s. and wibiue to charter for ihr to sjx mom as. wim pnviieee io purcnase. wti pledge a.lrvei9 Box No.

5-1 tf. Pittsburgh, criviug fail particulars. FOB SALE, IWESIT-XISE SBTABES iei PrTTSBCHGH. BKOWXSVI1LE AKD OEXEVA PACKET COMPANY STOCK. GEDKCE W.

4 1. IRK STEAMSHIPS. THE LITEEPOOL AD QVEENSTOWX- IN -M AJi LI.YK OF it A I 1 STKAMEK-L A 1 1- IXCJ FHOM XtW YORK EVERY SA Trail A lll A I TIMS Ik. 11 BSDAYS. Bates of Passage by the Satnrday Steamer: First tTabin.

Payable in Steerage. Payable in Cur- Onld. i rencr. I.lverpot.1 or Queens- iljverpool or ciueens-tou loo WO. town 37j 44 Passage by the Tuesday Steamer, via Halifax.

Liverpool or Queens- i Liverpool or Queens- lown 4 OO town S-Jfl 4MI Halifax Uti till Halifax 1.1 oa St. John's. X. it. Joan's.

N. I.v branch i r.y branch Steanier- 4-5 steamer 30 OO Tickets sid to anil frvm Ireiaii-1 an-I Ilia Continent Ht moderate ralea. xcurlun Ilea eld reniH-eu or further Infbrmatlnn annly at the Oannanra OtTJceS. JllHS O. IlAl-E, Aeeal.

15 Broadwav, it lurs, or WM. BISGIIASI. Ko. 143 Smit hfl eld street, near cuxtb avenue, Piltwlinrh Where plans of the Cabins may be seen and secured, bend for Circular. CHARLESTON, S.

C. The South and Southwest FAST FREIGHT LINK Every Tlixirstla', THE STEAMSHIPS PROMETHEUS, A IT A IN GRAY. T- T. EVERMAN, CAPTAIN VASCE, Form a TSecnlar T.lne. leavina; PHTT.ADELr- I lll on THI RSDA Ys Of eav-n wra.

Througti BilLiof IMittii; given tn cinaeciion wiTh H. K. K. to lHiiut in il.e ami luMir- ance at lyOwest Hates. Rates of Frearhl an low as by any other roate.

All G.jUs tree o( -Xini- mciou. jror reutht ai-ii-y to e. a. sorntB A 4TO tf THx-lc Street Wharf. Pttllaiielplita.

45 ram Trnatk Kallway Exrnnioa irar.a, Via Viatrara Falls to ontreal Qn. Sec, "Lat ileortrs, White Mi'tiutalas, oaraWf. Ac, ic, tor iwstsou ot lOl. ntW rvadi'. WM.

BI7SVSHAM 143 Smithneld street. liSaburva. yKH.llT'S Pal ESi HaOltiHT ASVILH, A full assortment of Sices in atoca and tor aala a. whitmoke. wot-rr, Drrr a 30 WOOD STRKET.

inlsj It. re. KAYK ASD UTHtt, Tl.e three mile scull race between Joseph Ksye of tuioca narge Club and Patrle Luther. ior a vurse oi otron tiie AlleKbeny course, at a quarter to six Saturday evening. Kaye took the lead at the tart una maintained it for a considerable distance, but Luther by a vigorous spurt closed me space uei ween mem, and they rowed 1-rve lor a time.

The buoy was turned well and oi. the relurn they appeared to lie even, but Lumer gradually left his opponent and crossed tbe line first In 22:28, three boat lengths ahead of tvaye. wno made It In 21:28. There was a large crowd present to witness the race, and it was satislactory In every respect. Both men rowed well, made no attempts to "foul" each other, and the best man won.

The course lies between tbe Sixth and Mechanics street briu'gts, and is said to be good tnree miles. 1AGLK VS. TIG 11. AST. At five o'clock the same evening the lour-oartd contest between the picked crews of the Kagle and igilants steam Are engine compa nies came ou on tne lower dionongabela course tbe distance being three miles.

A large crowd congregaieu on tne wnarr, and considerable in terest was manilested. The Vigilant boat was manned as follows: Maxwell (stroke), lleis- meyer, Herbert, Eccles (bow). The Eagle crew consistea or r.ari Smlthsou It yer and Andrew Miller, Jr luuvrj. Both boats got sfljeiurr, nuu i. toieraoiy even tor a while, but the Kagle crew soon manifested their skill and strength by pulling ahead of theU adversaries.

They turned the buoy tirst and increased tnedlstance considerably on the iio.uc ni.cr.o. ihjhi ran Upon a liar on the return and had to be lifted oil' and sboved some dlNtance. The remainder or lb course was polled over leisurely by tile E-tgie v.c, ruu igy ti Ki bfieir tt-vei best they came In a long distance iiehiud. The Eagle crew made the race in 13 minutes. The losing crew paid for the supper for twenty-rive persons, ai iieury ncniiu on Third street, on Saturday evening, and those present aver taat it was a very enjoyable atlair.

BEST AND St'OTT. Joseph Scott tailed to come to time on Saturday evening, to arrange a race with Henry Best, and the latter now offers to row him any distance from one nnnurea yards to Ave miles and ror any sura rrorn Mug to fsXI. This will he the last chance for Scot to make a raca wii i. Best, and If be wants one he will now have to come lorwaru. STRAIGHT-AWAY RACE.

A one mile stralght-away race took place on the Allegheny river on Saturday evenlng.be. tween two young geutlemen clerks In a gro cery store in tne diamond, the stakes being supper ior a select parly. The boats rowed were tbe K. J. Roberts and the A.

J. Hogan. the w.uu.iot trie loser provided a supper at aiigetnau's, oa giuimneld street, iuc uuc evening. CHALLENfiES. Mitchell lias accepted A.

O. Hatfield's challenge to row a scull race for a purse of two hundred dollars, but declines to row on the Lower Monongabela course. He suggest the selection of the coarse between Lock No. 4 and Bellevernon. on the same river, and offers to iuxiiiiinuun're on i utirsaay evening inst.

He deposits ten dollar a. a Wallasee has Iheclia'llengn r. i race lakes place 7. iirsf, tor two and a half or three miles. Ibe parties will meet at i-afKTiiiHi-o ior run icreuce on ThlirsUy Jilt.

1 I IU, I 1 NEXT SATtHDAY'b KKUATfA. Those desiring to enter for tbe amateur re gatta nextsaturday, on the lower Mom-nga'sela river, will have to leave their names on or be- lore riuay evening. Advertisement. TUil'ClUSIX A.M REI'OitH. Address to Voter.

To the rotcrt of AllrgKrnv Citizens: SometimeagoaTemper- ance and Reform Convention was convened in tbe tourt Ilonse, In the city of Pittsburgh, which unanimously nominated Isaiah Dickey. for the office of County Commissioner, to be voted for at the coming Octolwr election. That Convention was not political In Its char acter but was composed of men who felt tbt someining must oe uone. It possible, tbe ravages of intemperance among us. And as tbe execut Ion of the license law bas been pia-ea in tne nanus oi our onoty Comm sioners, aim as we t-it tbat those already bil- lng niai onice hail not carried out that law in lis t-pint and Intention, and as we were u-t persuaded that any candidate presented hv biiueroi tne political parties, would carry out lis provisions so as to Improve this stAte of tninifs.

we were constrained as law-atiitiiniz cii izens to nominaie a man wno is known to oe nonest ana reputaoie in tire, it Is prop-: to say that Mr. 1'ickeydid not and does no seek meomee. but only consents to the use of ms name in tne nope that II eleclei he may he instrumental In having our existing llrem. law fail hfuily and fully executed. Ills in sense the aim of the present movement to do away wun tne existing law; we recognize It as hi nil lug until annulled by tbe law matttn power of the state.

But we are persuaded llit it nas not teen properly We more over leei mat it wouui te to trie inferwt of men who vena araent spirits under the authority of a license to vote for Mr. 1'lckey. for whiie ne win not place htmseir in the attitude thit no licenses sria.it oe given wnue the law i-ou- miles, ne will see mat the cost or prncurimr a license shall not tw exrbittnt. Hence, if iaceti In the Board of Commissioners, we feel tbat it will be a decided benefit to all concerned. Mr.

Dickey is not before you as a politician, but as an independent temperance candldat-e. pledged to faithfully execute all laws that now exist or may exist tor the term of thrw. years. He Is not thrust upon your attention with any design to break up old political organizations, but we are determined to let it Is? understood tbat we will no longer biiuuiv follow the lead ot any political rlnir. a's lovers of cood order, as those profoundly lu-lerestrd in the well t-ltig of the county, we demand that men of character shall In-nominated for office, else we will not support them.

And are we not right in this? Isltnot high time tbat something should be done In this direction. Might not the election of Mr. Dickey be of incalculable benefit in the hereafter of our political history as a county? Therefore, fellow citizens, convinced that we have done right, we earnestly appeal to you. no matter to what party you belong, to aid ut in the election of Mr. Dickey.

We ask you to seriously consider the matter and give lis your influence and votes In the promotion of a tn-n to office whose Integrity is undoubted. We feel tbat yon owe it to yourselves and your families to at least make the trial. The woes of intemperance which have tseome so widespread in this community demand that something should be done, and that promptly, lest tbey be still more augmented and become quite nniverral. It is worth while sometimes to break off from party forthe sake of a specific object tbat is good, and in this case we feel that to do so wonld be honorable, right and praiseworthy. With us there is no scramhle tor tbe spoils of office, bnt an earnest and determined resolution to secure reform.

By order of tbe Kxecutlve Committee. John B. lark. Chairman. Alleohest City, Pa.

September 3, lssa. Kzrlclnar Race. On Satnrday afternoon an exciting race witnessed on Market street, between J. Stone, a white man. and Grace I-ee, a colored man.

Stone cried lustily. "Stop thief, and finally so bewildered Lee tbat be lost courage and conld not ran any more. Stona then canght him, and a policeman coming up. the following statement was made, rsione nan Lee arrested about three weeks ago for stealing a lot of packing off a boat on which he is em- pioyea. Aiuerman numoert.

wno nearu in case, dismissed it for want or sufficient evidence. Thus the matter ended until Saturday, when Stone met Cee and called himatnter. Lee immediately replied In a sarcastic manner and then started to run. Stone following tn hot pursuit. Both men were taken to the lockup, and on the facts atiove stated being proven Lee was discharged and wtone locked up for a bearing.

Yesterday morning he was discharged on payment of a nominal fine. Mass Meeting. A mass meeting of the friends of temperance and reform will be held in the Allegheny Diamond Monday evening. Seplemlier th. Addresses will be ma-ID by Col.

J. B. Clark, David Kirk. and Prof. Burn.

Friends of retrencument sou reiorm. rally. A Rare Chasce The Hat Store for sale by K. R. Wilson.

See advertisement. tt todies to Please. The motto at the Mint Restaurant, No. 44 Pmltlitleld street. Is "we study to please.

Waugaman is a suecessrul caterer to uiu epi cures, oame IS lurnisneo tn aeasoo. ur liquors are choice, the aining rooms commo dious. fODimnalun Wine. We bave been shown specimens of sacra mental or pnre Juice wine, prepared by Mr. A i'red Sneer, of Passaic.

N. out of the Port Grape, which he cultivates In this country. In taste ItaSSiniliates uorw wnuouk im uembiUK qualities, being absolutely free from spirits further tban its own fermentation affords. Preference Is given to It over all other wines in New York ana oiuer uuhijiluib hiuic, gentle stimulant, dloretlc and sudorific. Mr.

Speer bas been nine years experimenting in the production of this wine, and the newest wine he sella la four rears old. of which our druggists have got in a supply. Parbam New ins; Machine, The most periect and reliable lock-stitoh fam ily machine lu tne uuiim, ytuou street. The Best and Orlirlnai Tonic of Iron. Phos- Tihoriia anu uallaat-a.

known as t-asweit. A Co. Ferro Phosphorated Kllxlr of Callsaya Bark. The iron restores color to the blood, the Phosnhorus renews waste of the nerve tissue. nad the Callsaya fives a natural healthful tone to tbe digestive organs, thereby curing Dys pepsia In its various forms.

Wakefulness, den; eral I wbllitv. and Denresslon of spirits. Mau nfactured only by CA.HWKLL, HAZJ New York. Sold by all IruggisU. AKI) A Dubois' MIsaliMiuoi powder.

Rmineut New York and Philadelphia Physi cians claim that Dubois' Missisquol Powdnr actually cures Cancer. It is advertised In to is issue. aa For Coughs anal lira at Dlssrders, srne "Rrown's Bronchial Troches" having roved tbeir efficiency by a text of many years. bave never changed mv mind re-snectlna? them from tbe first, excepting to think yet bet ter of trxat wmcn oegan uunau-j welt or. eod xv ty.

naaar WAJtn oxgcli as. Tbe Fever aaad AaTae Seauaon. When the leaves begin to change, remittent and Intermittent fevers make their appearance From tbe surface of tbe earth, bathed nightly In heavy dews, from marshes and swamps surcharged with moisture, from tiie dvlng foliage ol tbe woods, from festering -nools and sluggish streams, tbe snn of Septem-K. clouds of miasmatic vapor oerll- oos to health and life. Tbe body, deprived by the burning temperature of July and August of much of Us vigor and elasticity, is not in a nrooer oltgbt to resist malaria; aud hense all diseases that are prouueeu oy a oepraveu con dition Of the airuoaimo.0 prevalent in the Fall.

There is no reason why the health of thousands or people shonld be thns A preparatory course of Hostetter's Stomach to. -I. nrotection against the eol- demlcs and endemics wnicta Autnm in its train. Let all dwellers in unhealthy localities, liable to such visitations give heed to the warning and advice con veyed In this advertisement, and they may bid defiance to the foul exhalations which are now rising, night and day. from the soli around them.

No farmhouse in the land shonld be wlthont this invaluable exhilarant and invlgorant at any period of the year, but especially In the Fall. It Is not safe to go forth into the chill, misty atmosphere of a September morning or evening with the stomach unfortified by a tonic, and of all the loni(-s which medical chemistry has yet given to the world, Hostetter's Hitters urn admitted to be tbe purest, the most whosesome, and the most Denenciai. Let all wbo desire to eacsne tbe billions at tacks, bowel complaints aud malarious fevers take the blltersat least twice a day throughout tbe present season. It is as wholesome as it infallible. Look to the trade mark, "Hosteller's Stomach Hitters engraved on the label and embossed on the bottle, and their revenue stamp covering the cork, as couuler- Xeils and Imitations abound.

I 1 iusi'il ill 137 Sew Y.tRK. 4-r. MONKV. Aloney active atPtg" cent. STKai.lsra run st 001.D T).

principal center to day was tlie Gold Rwru which was the acene of ranch excitement. Variotii rumors were started during the nay relative to the action of tliecovcrumeiit In the amount of sa'es of gold neat week, which were otf-tetby oth ers tbat the Secretary of the Treasury will not alter his programme already made public Efforts to break down the price were made by parlies who threw two and a quarter millions of gold on the mar- ket, wbteh iorced a decliue. but the market again ral lied, clesin-r at The rales paid for carrying mi otonaav were 3, a ana -s cent. Were I. wer in the morning, but btfrberthts aOernnon ciosti slrttnjf.

losing tfito fatStus: -si, isi- do r.a: d(. di uew. do i7, il-, (rt, 1-3 cilics. 111. llMu's, eurre.ey 63 ill; p.

STATK BONDS Steady. New Tencessees 51 Virginias -Vt: Oenrgtas North Carohuas Muiaouris a7: tsuth Caroliuus STOCKS. Bailways opened dull hut rallied this afternoon. Faptess sits ss were quiet, closing pnees at a p.m. laiiiou.

cuniis-riand, Western Union. JT; winckwiiver, iiv siarit-osa, 7S: faclhc ta-S; Boston at'rltl4: Adam-. Kxpress. Wei 'wKo. ultea plates.

si: Mer enion. 11 new York central. -Juis Ilarl.m. Hudson Kiver, ls2i: Bead. U.K.

Htchican Central, la; aiitlr can Koutberu. tttt1: Illinois Central, Vl7; Pitlsbargb. 11CS: Nortnweslern. si': do pre- 5. Lieve auu, eiOiinuoua aua tiocinuaII Si H' Islano.

113'-; St. Panl do preierred. 01-; uo pre'errea, si; ron avne, "lerre Haute. 31 1: do preterred. 51'-: Chicago "snd Al'on.

do preierred, l-T3 dhioand rj-ecte shipments to-duy di-tbursemeut-i of 1 1 '1 iiiirint Jmporu lor tbe week 22.tr7. ItlNINO HHAKKa. C( ppers at Bttoc Copiwr Falls, SV: Franklin. 1 aiet ia, liaui-ocS, IS; atillliesota. Ii: tiuincy 2.

BASK STATKMKNT. Loans KiHi.ts t--ecie 17.4t.l.7i! llecrease ircttlstlttn Ie.rre-e-. 3.7M7 Increase. 2,: iAgai S5.S-5J.7S3 lacrease 3.iti.B r-til-Treai-iiry receipts, 2.675; payments, ja.573: sPtnier 4. Asnes Pots qnlet at nil wu 11 nil 1 iim i i oiion imies at joc lor unlanas.

Hour rere.pls H.775 bbls: Hour dull and Salne lower: sales bbls at i ar.o,.l as for Biii-crfliie stute and western; Si; 73s7 25 for th i ior oo extra western -sua. wi ht wime wheal extra: i lva7 Xi for It. H. ft! () for extra St. Louis: 72ka69( iur gt-od to choice do, closing duii.

Oregon tmlet at 7 2irs -VI. Calif -rnia dull at 7.Vir- su. itya tleurdull: sales lei l.hls al Si 70. Whisky ill u-1 1 111 siues wis western at ii llml 1 Keceipla of wheat 5U -J22 bush; aviieat heavy ivwtT saiea riusu. part last evenict 91 41s.i j4 lor No 2 spring.

cltMing wttti an touyera at over (1 Sd: 1 H2 fcr No. 1 (Pk Slsi.1 til for "in" i -u cnienv at VI si-i fl tni ror nnxe.1 Ti-Dn aiee: tn fur amln-r Btarylaud fii for afliber Tennessee: 11 Tti fur white lelilKsa: 41 rV-l 7a fur while southern. P.yc quiet and uouil ni. Barley ana Darify ma1! Quit aua iiunnnal. Krtviutiofcura U.uto bush: corn very scarce stel Iuv2c better; aalen 44 bush at ai 0.1i(i it i.r unsound new miael w.il- rn: 91 ittii ji tor sonna dt: i is ror hite Keii-ltlky.

Kesil pts 0 nats hunh: oats Vmic belter; asles setal hush al ft.r new southern an-1 western. Oitfee moCerately active? aaiea 4. bsss Itlo un private terms. Hiurar In fair request: sules at ll-itfil'J-v cents It Otis. and 12'tali-i.

cents for P.irlo Klco. tlt'ietnonilnal. Petroleum firm at I7r for crude and Htr r.titMsi. trt quiet. leatlier hemits-k sole 111 fair retjuet at ai'oirll fur ftueoua Acreaan-J K10 tirande lichc and middle weients: 27italc tor heavy So: hir Cwnlornla licht and middle w.

irt.is: 2s'. a Jsc ror henvv on. wil 11.3.11 r- 47l jnc for domestic tteet-e: ftir nnwwsneo: lor cunioicir. aw- ror 4V-lor pitliea: ii ror atexican: iv.a:cic ror auror- nia: iCI.c for Cape. I.Inseed oil dull at tn ca-ss.

Pork heavy and lower: nulei 4v obis at ta il S7 fcr mess: til AO for old do: t77 SO on for iiriiue, aad at doist is) fur mini. mess. KMir ritnel: sale. I.I) bills fur new plain mm, and fI2.ViSl7 no for new extra m.wt. Beef hums nulet: asles 1'JO nhls s-5 Lisa at iai.

Cut meats steady, sales I4U pkars at 14 sal fur shfiuiders and 17ux.l for hams. Middlti liin; sal.s an Inn's cured at I.ard and stesdy: sales Silt tierces at for steam, aid It.r kettle rendered, ilutter steady at l.ti sc ior i.nio anu tor r-iaie. uuiet Muallic. Freiahls to ljverisl rirnier: shipments oai oiisneis neat at fier sail ami l.i-,d i-r si.ani. ami 001a noiir aisiMnziu per sail ana In il i per steam.

I atkst. Flour dnll and Se lower on shippioar ir reles. Wheat dull, beavr and Italr. lower, witb scarcely aay ewirt deniari.l. Hyeditll and nominal.

fWits rirni with a fair deniaud at s.v7nc tor western, the tatter price an extreme. Com hrm at $1 lsat 31 ror sound mixed Pork dull and n-mtnanv uiichaiisist. lUs-f steady and In nnslerate dm.in lit menis qiitet. Bacon dull and siinhtlv in buyers" fnvtir. I ard quiet at for lair to pr'aie steam.

cir plearty at -Ivi Am; Metals sheathing copper st. ady at intoi do quiet at for lake. Pin iron til! let and tirm al fsa 4:1 for Smit h. American de-riuied to4ixti. Bar steady at f-a renne-t KniciiKb and American.

Sheet in lair reqeest at I la f.ir Russia. Nalia dull at 4'tMc ior cut, ta. i-'4c ior clinch, and viiia: for burse shoe. ST f.r.rrs. September 4 Tobacco active and stiff.

Cotton m-rcinal at -i2c. Hemp firm: sold at Ilour low crudes buoyant anl Arm: ol her neariei-led: choice btiper and low ft 2.1; rtm. ei r. XX -WHS 12; cholt- XXX art 7S; i hiitrc in fani-y faniMr tr-a s). Wheat dull and svic w.r: no les prirc: No a r-d fall tml 14: Xo 2 dofi No 1 27: choice red fl 3.itf 1 js.

No I ft rlmw 1 4ottl 5i. Corn qatet: mixed in bulk "st: choice yellow in sackt sic; to fsacy Mte aV. oars buvers stood orr. an-1 but I't-ie iinxed In htiik 4-tc: mixe-l and black iu atks while hi -2c. Barley unchanged: 2sprintl choice rail fl so Ky aallsiiisprimc al d-cluied to fl 12- Sri 14.

I and iinchaneed. Pork timet, no sales: lare and vn.aH loia wt.nh dry aai ted shoulders clear lc. Pac.n saies on orders made 1 for slunitders; li.c for clear rib si. lew: isc for ci.ar sides. Lard dull and heavy Is-, for siewn slid ketlle in tcs: 21c for choice ke.

t. Alt ie stea-ty sud uncrsned at 2-'-: Iliii steady and firm at 9 li luc lor heavy. (1aa-laaasl Mi sna sati. tseptember 4. Flonr liy 2.i Wheat auiet but uot lower: re.1 41 ram ntimmaily: white fl 4.

Corn du'l at I il (iniet at Kye steady at fl. Whi-kr ua-stllleil: strati saies at ft to. but ai the close 1 its was the lst mace. fess duii and nominal at coiild be purchased below this. Bulk meats niru: sale, iif li.ysi Ismail, at Use for shoulders and tor sides delivered at points in tl Interior.

but they are heid at I.i,c ana here, ltscoii shoaldeis, loose, in jrood il. ti.ai.il .1 l-ic, anil salts maiii- at at ciose. and lioid rs a ked shade higher rales; sides firm; sa.es or nh at l-lc. and clear rlh and clear at isc. Lard I eleclcd: can be btsorbt at ls-c Kiu-r cured hams scarce, and nrm 2s2tc attitler lirm at supply llftbl.

Firas ISc for selecleil. Linseed oil hrm at I ir2. Iitnl oil fl 4tsol 44. Petroleum tu-ar In KOod demand at CorTee firm at tsf 27 ft.r common to choice, (enld lAiv. buvinic and seilii.ir.

stesdr at discouot buying, atoney maiket active at S1AI0 cent. KltliMr HarkM. BiiTivomt, 4. Flour les active: nnwim s.reec siipernue extra PS 7-V7 hvk ram liy fS- ciiy niilm mivrtine tHv -xtra 7-50: iMnttiy i'J eiern suprnne f'txVi ii: extra WW7 rsuutiy an Ive and demand fair; prime toctkOit nvl $1 ii.t)! sJ: fair fl -w 11 rni at waijc. Kye ami ai iai Hrk mil, al K4 Bv -on hrm anil advaaefne: rib fcldvs lifjc: cl vivr rib Jv-'u Jic; sbonlders baais 4ta -c- rjrti ai JJio.J.ic txieky 04; sxaail RaB.tm I I Msrkft Phii jaiEi.pHiA.

4. Floor inactive snd steady; lis- extra Ohio t-itra family h75ia taucy UatM ot.Sr grades uirtaiiM. Wbetat lt-vv aoii1: sfcit- mi bosb rd at i vvc tx Kenuicky mhile $1 7u. Rye h.Kherr new -estt-rn 1 15, Oorn looking up: sali 4.MH.t busbelsc yellt.w a mixHll Ukbi 17. Oats 1-w active: Sana tiitlttiaV.

Petifnnrj lea-t tronr: crude 1 nnea -I'rovisioas dull, whisky Resr Tork Dry dsm Harkftt. N'W YoBa.epteinbar 4. Tbe dry roods market mtKienHfiy acuve out Clones mure taoieiy. In pn-4ifs there is no part'cular chance, except that one jobbing bnue bas advanced tne prhe of some r.i.-. ji oaroers, Kicbmoixl aitl ther br- ntf 2c er yard, wttiie otber boused Are naruniB a.

Mrriuer nuts. TIet Market. Tii.kih. Septeniber 4. Floor verv doll.

Wheat 1uli aiii lower: resmlar white Michigan ft No. 1 while held at $1 7k amber Michigan TTftT'l 37S: 1 rnl 41 371 JTV. A.A 1 do ft "JO btd. CVrn steady: No. 1 tVc; No.

viv. vow a suuie wuer, -o. 1 ml, 00. 43C. 1 Mb vll le Market.

NASRvnti. September 4. Weather fH.r ni warm; mercury msc- at 2 i u. Wbeat lirm: re.1 i amber i i.T4-v HIM- ji 1 av, lour sa ou. Jtye iic.

Oils (XV. Com 1 UK Barley $1 20. Sfw OrleAiu nrlteC ORX.KAK. (September Cotton sales Ifis ruilen; middliug -Oc, receipt bales. iMiirar 11 14c Mo.aet-esfittdrTiic.

Oiflee RIVER TELEGRAMS. Br aaavll Special DHpatch to the Commercial. Bkowssyou, September 5, 18GB. River stationary, with two feet and a half water In the channel. Weather cloudy; ther mometer iv at 7 p.

M. peclal Dlspatrh to trie commercial. Ukiinhkoko, September 5, 18U9. luver tannic a little, with about twentv inches of water, t-ather clouay; thermometer at 7 P. ac Oil lty.

Special Dtapatch to Use Commercial. Oil. Citv, September 5. 1S99. Biver at a stand with fifteen Inches ot water tn the channel.

Weather clear: ther mometer 61 at 7 p. at. RIVER NEWS. The weather yesterday was pleasant. Navi gation remains suspended to all points.

The marks Indicate about twenty laches. Freights to Brownsville and Geneva are shipped by rail to Port thence by steamers of the Mall Line. TltK steamer Antosv. Cnntain Moore, has entered the Cincinnati and Portsmouth trade. Thk Cora S.

stuck on Portland bar Wednes day, and her barge broke loose and ron nded oppoalte the ferry landing. She was still on trie oar at acmuiiia. OSE of the Mohawk's barges, loaded with hay, flour and produce, sunk at the head of President's Iiand. The officers of the Mohawk returned and entered a nroteat at Meiiirjhia. Tburnday.

The curgo will be a total loss. Tha barge will be raised. The Ouachita la fallins ranldlv. In ten davs more navigation will lie closed and the aeason ended. Last year there waa a temporary rise In September, after the summer suspension, which lasted, however, onlv a week.

There are only two boats now In tbe river. llrl.ltr.i rVimnanv nira, notice that, for the purpose of erecting the main span of the bridge over the Ohio, the Indian chute has been closed. The obstruction la a matter of little conseouence at present, as there is not eiK.ugh water In the chute to float a good sized yawl. St. I.fii'in The rumntr aavs several of the crew of tne steamerSully lately returned from a mountain trip claim to nave a tieu in mo boat, and have entered suit for the sum of 31.

which thev state is thea mount due them. The owners of the boat are Henry Switzer, C. S. Baker, and Mary Ann M. Kspy, of St.

Louts. Tl.e T.xrJl inrner savs the dam across back river between the bridge and the mouth of Indian Wheeling creek, is nearly tlnished. But a lew feet on the west side re main to be ailed. The work looks strong and substantial from the bridge, aud will he a positive benefit to the navigation of back river, and increase the volume of water on this side of the Island. A dispatch from Memphis dated Friday, says: Notwithstanding the almost daily notl- ncatlnns in papers that our levee is oeing rap-Idly washed awav by the current of the river.

our lethargic Board of Aldermen have as yet taken no steps to remedy the evil. Eighty feet ol valuable properly lias been carried away during the past month. A lot, for which SiO.iajo was paid one year l'j umiw, uus been entirely washed away. -u raat Bai.ks. One-half of the steam boat Hesper has been sold by James I-ee, of Memphis, to John Collier, of Sterling, for 4 me-iourtu oi lunswaniiii atge was sold bv Mr.

A. Cade, of Leavenworth, to Samuel K. Cade, of the same place, for fT-'ij. Tbe Osage was boughtat Marshal's sale in July-last at Tn nnrt fin ffte of Monday says: Mr. nQ.

TPifr iinn the furerueu tbe Sycamore ebain'works. Informs the ir.w that at s.n Kridv ninht the heavy rise Uic river compeliea tUe coaUctor3 to let HASlllTO ASH JEFFER. KON COLLEGE. Tfc Bill In EnHy. ttc! on Saturday that a bill in had nil by Gel sblraa orp- tbe removal oC Jetton Ot.r,ri,b0rE Washington, ana asking for Injunction to Mr.m asm ror a JiiK their Intentions mtn iroin carry- orrow v.ti Mrgtnia, brine thi 1.111 tate of liatrd rlilU1.Kel ione nd Andrew Fijd Ibe complainants aver: the inalltntton of learning commonly Ev a was Janif.r Asf mbly.

approved the iltb of haft IT' I 5d tfat "PwarUs 01 A.nlary the -oUre has continue to Prosperity tnatltatioa tf2.Ti???nlb4", he receipt trotn time ii.i of tne boon'y of the State and of mo8 whom were tbeae com-I II! "ne possessed of a large amount and property amounting to not less oue hundred and any Pi dollars In value. The bill states farther, that on the 1st of Jan-. i lne trustees put In operation a plan ti endowment by which, on the payment of twenty-five dollars, the subscriber to tde plan Letame entitled to a single scholarship; on the payment of fifty dollars to a family soriolar-sbip and on the payment of one hundred dollars to tuition for three years; that try the payment of foor hundred dollarsa perpntnal endowed, and by the payment of twelve hundred dollars the snbscnber became entitled to a scholarship in lull, entitling the bolder to the tuition room, rent and bearding of one student in Deroetuitv. said scholarship ''desired, disposed ol by will or transfer the same as other property. That upwards of fifteen hundred of these so1plarships were sold and disposed of, of wnicn not less than one thousand two nun "ru are still outstanding.

That the complainants relying upon the good faith of said raslees, and the perpetuity of said College at lanonsbnrg by the plan of endowment, became owners of scholarships in tne said wbicb they still bold. That on the itb of March, isas, an act was approved uniting the mm oai on tne ajtn oi January, Jtw, the (ieneral Assembly nnjuunl a aunnlu- inent to the act of 18SS. whereby it w.cs provided that the College shonld be either at anonsbnrg or Washington or some other suitable place la the Commonwealth. That inese complainants claim to have on lied the two colleges into one and to have removed in pursuance ot the act of 15 the Kresnmau (lass, and the preparatory and scientific de- i niacins irom canonsonrg to asniusriou. a villaga seven miles from Canonsburg.

Xn ire- tore the onmptainants ask First. That the said reversal acta of Assembly, approved respectively the 4th of March. 1 -5 and the 26tb of i-'ebrnary, be declared Dull and void, as repugnant to the seventeenth section of the ninth article of the oonsif 'ution of the State of Pennsvlvanla. and to first revision of the tenth section of tion of the I'nlted -States, in so far as they un. oertake to change or autflorize the defendants Ut change tne location of said lege, its classes, or any ot them, and buildings and property from Canonsburg to Washington or elsewhere.

Second. That now by a preliminary, and Hereafter by a perpetual injunction the defendants, and each and all of them, be en-Joined and restrained from removing the said college, or any or all the classes, or departments tbeteof, or the books, apparatus and firoperty thereof from Canonsbnrg to Wash-ngton. or elsewhere; and that James O'Hara be enjoined and refrained from paying, and the said Andrew Todd Bald from receiving, and moneys payable under said mortgage. Third. Such otber and further relief as the Court may seem meet or the exigencies of he ease may reqn ire; and that awritol subpoena may be issned to said defendants directing tbem to at tend and abide by the order of the Court in the premises.

The September Term of trie Criminal 4onrt Tbe Jail Calendar. The September term of the Courts of Quarter Sessions, Oyer and Terminer, commences to-day. The following is a list of the cases to be tried: Eliia Hollenbaeh, child murder; Michael Gill, murder; John Bayne. John Johnson, John Fisher and George W. Hoyle, rape; Frank.

Bboder, assault and battery with intent to commit rape; Samuel Early and John Me. Verne burglary: John McCann, William Thompson and David Lndwig, felonious assault and battery; Brinker W. Mct'lintoclc, aggravated assault and battery; John Warning, Infamy; Charles Gilkey. horse stealing: Cnas. Gilkey.

Charles S. Hall, Archy Montague, Henry Bouse, Andrew Allison. Leonard Hart-man, John E. Thompson, Joseph Stewart, -Vu-nle Gordon, James Wright, James McKenna, Robert Earley. Wm Smith, Henry Reinly, Louisa Smith, George Warner.

Charles Fink. Arthur Goodwin, John Lankshireand John W. Jones, larceny; James Furgeson, larceny by bailee; W. B. Wilson and Vitus Ron inzer, false pretences; Lawrence Kohl.

James Dorsey and Giaeey Williams, assault and battery: tila-cey Williams. Patrick Farm hoi tz and James Keaton. surety of the peace; Thomas Kain. assault; Daniel Branson, George Taylor and t'av id Reed, abandonment. A Violent Hsnlwsil.

Louis Aeheson, a colored man, residing at Ko. 360 Federal street, Allegheny City, a short distance above tbe Commons, appears to be a rather violent husband, judging from the complaint of his wife. He had a musket Saturday evening and was threatening to shoot his wife. Her cries attracted a large crowd, and officer Clark attempted to arrest the demons' rative husband. Aeheson resisted and was with difficulty taken to the Mayor office, where be was locked up for a hearing.

Yesterday morning Mavor Dram committed him to jail lor thirty days, it appears from tbe state ment oi tne wire tuat some time ago be purchased a large horse pistol with which he attempted to shoot her, but only succeeded in inflicting a severe wound in his own hand. Not satisfied with his success, he procured the musket with the result above stated. List or UMBKlloble Letters. The foliowine Is a list of letters held at the Pittsburgh Pas to if! ee for want of prepayment of postage and on account of misdirection. Tbe writers can get them by applying at the poetofrice Address.

Postage Due. Baker Wm. Water-ford, If. B.ownall Jacob, Kill buck, Pa. 3e Brown M.

Baltimore, 3c Cronx 8., Pittsburgh, Pa 2c Gray J. A-. Pittsburgh, Pa 2c Josea Frank, Pittsburgh, Pa ac Young Jno Baltimore, Md 3c Box Drowsed. Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock a boy named Daniel Borer, ten years of age, was out riding in a skiff in tbe Maoongabela river, and the skirt npset and the boy fell Into the river and waa drowned. Tbe body was recovered about half-past three o'clock, and Alderman Iionaldson beld an inquest, a verdict of "accidental drowning" being rendered.

The boy resided with his father 1 the rear of Werner's tin shop on Carson street, Birmingham. Lack of Water ox the South Side. Repairs have recently been commenced on Dam No. 2. on the Monongabela river, and as the -water la very low the people of Birmingham have been left without their usual supply.

The ecglnea and water works are In proper con- anion, ana as soon aa tnere is a rise in tae river or tbe repairs completed the people on tbe South Side will have all cause of complaint In regard to a scarcity of water removed. RAiiiRQATt Bridges. The new railroad bridge across the Allegheny river at Oil City will be six hundred and fifty feet In length. It is to be erected by tbe Keystone Bridge Company, of Pittsburgh, one of the largest' bridge building companies In tbe country. Tbe spans will be three in number, and two honored and eighteen feet in length, and after new style, tbe Howe truss combined with an arch.

It is expected the bridge will be ready for use by January 1ST0. Ant Bbokek. On Saturday afternoon a little son of Mr. Robert Waters, who resides at No. 31 East Commons, Allegheny City, fell from a swing to distance of about ten feet, and fractured his right arm.

He was taken to the office of lr. Huaelton, who re- nced the fracture. MECHAirics Street. We hear of numerous complaints in reference to tbe condition of Mechanics street, between Pike street and the bridge. It Is earnestly requested tbat the Street Commissioner place the street In a passable condition both for vehicles and pedestrians.

Arbestedon Suspicion. David Elkins and Jobs Sneo were arrested by the Allegheny City police, Saturday, on suspicion of robbing a store at the corner of Ohio street and Beaver avenue of lorty dollars. Tbe robbery was committed last Wednesday. The accused will nave a hearing at one o'clock to-day. Vchasoo Couimr CoscricTS.

At the recent court tn Venango county, Edward Spencer, convicted of robbery was sentenced ten years to the penitentiary John O'Brier. for burglary, got three and Eugene Therber, for larceny, got one year and six months. AOCIBDT OS THE ALLEGHENY VALLEY Railroad. A man named John Crotts had his hand severely Inored on Saturday morning, by having it canght between the "bumpers on a train on the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Dr.

Arensberg attended to the injuries. Base Bali The Hazelwood and Social elab, the latter of Birmingham, concluded a match game of base ball at Hazel wood on Saturday afternoon, the Social came out victo-rions, by a score of eleven runs over their opponents. Roberts Street. The street Comnrtssloner of to Second District, will probably commence the paving of Roberts street. In case tbe contractor does not pnt a sufficient force of men on to complete the work immediately.

Arrested. "Snlbbs" Arnold, who absconded from the Work House last week was found somewhere on the bill Saturday afternoon, and, after a great deal of resistance and rough persuasion, waa conveyed to the lock-up. ALXEGHBKT BCBOOL COSTBOLtEBS A of trje School Controllers of Allegheny City will be held tn tbe Common Council chamber to-morrow evening Robbery. On Friday afternoon tbe tobacco nop of Mr. Ham, on Carson street.

Birmingham, was entered by a thief and rob'ied of a silver watch and a small sum of money. New Clocks. The new clock for the Allegheny City Council Chambers and the Controller's Office, have been purchased by the Committee on City Property. Cosvox Cases. There were five common cases before Mayor Drum, of Allegheny City, yesterday morning, as the result of Saturday night's sprees.

Closed fob the Holiday. The Brunswick Billiard Hall will be closed to-day on account of the Jewish Iew Year, it will be opened this evening seven o'clock, however. Special Meettsg. It Is likely a special meeting of City Councils be called this week to pass upon the unfinished business of toatinecUng. Fwejkks's Association.

A special meeting of tbe Firemen's Association will to held this renin to consider the pew Constitution. BfBMiKOHAX Cocscil. The Council of the borough of Birmingham will hold a regular xnontuly in beting on Tuesday evening. F-rtjrAi Mayor Brash, who has been absent from tbe city since Monday last is ex- lrfli fr LV iCIUI w-vgi. I ill stood that aptain It.

s. Yerkes will Uikecom-ii'Minl of the Edinburgh, aud put her in the Arkansas river trade. Tot CIIlNG IH'ATH and 1 iespa IR. Thfl body of Mr. Copeland, the mall ageut on the 111-faled Cumberland, bas been recovered.

It waa Ion mi at a point ten miles below Metropolis, having floated a distance of about ninety mlies. It was recoeuised only bv theclothlng and a peculiarity about the teeth. The right nrm Tad been blown off at the shoulder, and the head and face badly scaldedand torn. The belief is entertained that the unfortunate man was killed instantly by the explosion. Tnere is a touching Incident in this connection that we may venture to relale; Mrs.

Cope-land, the yonng, intelligent and devoted wile, was at Caledonia. Her husband hud promised to slop otf and spend a day or two with her on the arrival of the boat; aud she, delighted at his promised coming, arranged the house as she knew would please him best, and prepared for the tea-table those accessible delicacies for which be had shown a fondness. In joyous expectation she awaited tbe arrival of the boat, aud when the usual lionr had passed by and it came not she still watched; it would surely come. And far Into the the lioard. with its snowy cloth and temptluz viands, awaited the husband's om-Ing.

tiie devoted wife alarmed but stilt hopeful. Tbe husband, the while, was a torn and bleeding coise, slowly nearing tbe wife and the wniting toard, borne along by tbe slufitish waters of In brlle rivirre. From the grief of the devoted wife, wheu the sad news was communicated to her, tbat she awaited in vain the coming of her husband, we may turn away. It was indescribable. Crrtro Jivileiin.

The OiiVed State Mining Gazette and Kail-trtiji Kt gister has the lollowlng tn reference to the Ohio riven One week, it is at the bottom of their levee, the next it is at the top. In summer it is a long sand bar. on which thousand boats are stranded, for a tltonsaod miles. Iu spring it Is a racing ocean, coarged with sand and ice, sweeping away everything upon its banks, inuudat-ing warehouses ami or urields. aud inflicting ruin and mlseiy upon multitudes.

Yet all this lawlessness is accordiug to the strictest laws of nature, and evecy body knows it. But no one is bold enough or wise enough or ricn euou.ru or mighty enough to attempt to regulate tbe elements and bring them into friendly relations with mankind. Kllett showed how it could be done. Nothing is more simple. The French t.overnment has done it for tbe river Ixiire.

The American Government, if it were wortb anything, could do it for the Ohio. The imperishable glory of the Yu dynasty of China is that It rectified the scourge of the Fjast, the Hoang llo. The grandest name of ail the F-gyp-tian Pharaohs is Amunemah III, of tbeTwelith IrynaBty, who madethe artificial lake Maris the'oval valley of tbe Faioum.aud arranged he system of tbe "Canalsof Joseph." by which the surplus Inundation of the ile shonld be hoarded up for use In the dry season, saving F.gypt irom two destructions every year, the one a deluge and the other a dronth, each sure to breed a lamine. The Ohio, too, miirht be niade a regular, navigable, well behaved river all the year round, if ihe I'ni ted States Oovern-ment, or a congress of State tioverurnents. or Pennsylvania alone, would expend a tithe of the sum tbat bas been squandered on contractors in the war, or won by gamblers in rail-load stocks since Its termination bv turning a lew of our secluded uiouuuin valleys into ifiig.rtecp reservoirs, and graduating their ulpouriugs at fixed rates, to suit thenecessi-tias of every season in the lower country.

IIIHIH 1 Is ftennijlT4iBt Ceatrikl Kotk. The ftl lowing is only lh received and remaining on tie of this sisUion up to ibrte o'clock aiurdAy ailerrioon: Lyon. iSt orb A co. I car railntad lfOtn'J-lw-si. ft ct i- kg tnclrse: HiiM" A co.

1 rax trivte: Fuii' n. co. 42 c.nis au Dales (sukuai; Kvaas. I A t. 41 oiilii rtitxt 1 aeart A I car baric: K-i IK axeitou, jJcs salt.

Uk-frs Hatrnt K. 1 k.s drujfs AnustroDii Bro A co, 44 bi wod; JoiitSsX 1" pkir Didw; Mitorh(j A ct. ptai Fowler. burr sun: twart A co, I kiff KHK-enps; 1 UregK 4 co, 2 bxs dry goods; (rind lu tiuas suarar. 40 sks fait; Hitys, I car i Joii, a co.

4 bbn ware: PickersU A co. bis tKMtf and shoes; Al V. tiiieheti. 10 txt com sisp: Baiiwy. A co.

2 sifn cocks: 1 BldtreM I hi fus: Connor. 136 bf bbl roackerel: iltiw-ns Wbiie Lt(I Works, 4 casks Dilworth A c. i iis sait; a tit on co. 1 car siaiv; ivrer. son co, i-i dxs o.ao.1 ana suoes: ienioa 2 i4trs luraitu: Ktrktatrick co.

14 bbls suarar: A Kirk. 1 ck KiHssz LAX-khmsi a co. 5 vktn mds liarris Paint co 3 bhls 4f naiiit; Mclniire. blocks marble: fcLSbdiss oawr ljuiEtilia. 2 itoi catlnir-i; ji'iiKton nro, im pis i ox mas-, Mctiar.

li'iuon Mcl'oiiibs T. "5 tturs iiuie: Mc Kirov. A ro. oxs ary gi jiyers co. i k-e noc; co, p-cir nae; rrnaA cati iuani fyen st-rla: Wtion Jt bon, 1 brl ii uaiiKio nro.

i hi tnaiiro: tt ao mo; (s isinvcr A c. 5 bads suttr l.eixtr c. lot Dta tMit.rt. 1 pke mu-1: Saaitb o. 1-tl war-: Bm-r Kro.

1 hxconfv: Scltwau-tx -kjT iiAdve: ttH'l A Bro. 1m bxs pai-btes. 4 bils l.otaireef?; H-a. Jr. hxs Van border A DO 5 lUilBliafS: rf ran CO.

3S hi rwar 15 rbis A bxs tmam- A to. bxs do, J6 Obis a poCatue- oodvrortb A bxs pt-acbes. For Allertiny Clly. Wm 1 bale nidr A Krwin a nl-es 4 rolis 2 pkes tudse; Mxn A irt. Miicar: in as i aete.

txli trx -ms: A 6 I-kKs DaaK-; A Kradiev A Son. tlvp murT: i Nru.sr. id oo do; a-Iiima-ion. 1 bx biKk- ibih ware: Mrs Arn.id. 1 (vit- Mrs tSprait.

1 hx nnlSK li Stwaru a co. 4 fears druajs. A A CrtHn. 3 bnij ynip. 3 bbls siitAT: i Vet lach.

mi wiise iwi-a: uyuam.lUfalt7-x ds; it 1 Kennedy, 11 bas bazs: Unuiw. 1 Utri. ni'l-i-: i A I bx Uwlin. 1 b.t leather: Mrs 1 i-ku boxt-i. TatKftart ooots and For Blrmlssebamiitu Vlfr.ht drv P.mk1: A PaMinr I R-clt.

1 bale do:" II WakeHe! TT Wuaetield, 1 do d-i. Bare. 1 bx gas fixtures. tor tSoDtb Wkt tsourfb. A WaJ.sb.

Tpkpi mdu at. aC irfswe. Ihmon Son. 92 bbs collet: Harris tt ii wliLvky: A H. ado da; A.

KirkttitrrCk. iit) miJ: BfCtham. 5did.i: li are Jb do: 1L co. bbls alcoliol; Scboaxa-kvrx I. 1 do drutcs.

lu bbls rlour; Wilson A tia. hi -rj-st tea. bxs cbese; Htisev Jk co. 1 ohi old ci Jn-r: 5eli4pra. 2 do alcoh.1; Kemone Brtdee co.

i un loow. pes nastinjrs. nracKen. I cat stone; 2 Oo fir- Stiitcnbrivr-r. afc m.

I rio rt- I Wallace. S2 biura rve: werwije. 4 bales twine: KcnJirers I7S do poinw. 2 plows; A raddy co. 2 Mtts; 5 bbls 1 a ore: LJ Blauciiard.

20 bxs clicvee: Hawortli r. do do: Jenicins Bro. iv) do do; Bradea.liVdo do; A co, do ao: n. 'aodo: an r1er 3t do do: Uppmcoit. IS do do; liodfrev 4 Clark.

Sr sfcs raes: tt a aaurdocb. 1 caak ware; L. FAbaestock co. I do do; Wills A Sons, 1 do do: Fleming. 1 bbl do: Bartiy co.

1 du do: Sumner A co, I bx sew ids: ma liiiies; Hubley dr co. 3 acgs nuts; Wm Little, s) bia jars: fieiana A co, caks biogfa: oodwartb A 1, 34 sks rve: ConsiKDeeft. 2 bbis t-1 do vitiegitr. 1 bx eiais. bhj pitat.s: Portertieiii, i bx vea-st; 1 Grese ex iv, i uo uiiiui; xai me Datra.

i aes tara. Excbanee National Bank. 1 caxrre; Spear. 106 btiis oil; Wolf, 2 cam stone. tSeward 4 K.

I cr oones; HivOitltoo, A. A aft co. 1 do lumber. Fabnestock. A co itm bbls 1: me: Ailen.

Kirk pa trick A co. bbU rtour; Kirkjatrtck A co. do do: LiacHav. Jr. a co.

If do attk. i ba A Gray, fi rcs lew-e. I bx ware: lrie a K. hf bbls. k.

5 bxs tobacco: H. tvourfey.i cs-s oooks: Baer. 1 bbl. 1 kt-k- 4 bis lohwvo: Jnosseibvrt, lot funiimre; Cnliins. piie: iewis.

OAR wasber7 Heiidersnn Bro. jss sks oats; Park Bro co. cars brirk; lnulcr A N-n. lot ftirnitare; A Warm-castie. -'74 oil bbls: A l.raiT.

51 ks corn: li GratT A co, IT sks corn. 24 do rye: Uardxner. li- bbls tlour. Oil Receipts ler A. V.

WU K. FHber Bros, on account of VLons. bbls erode oi': Waring A K.on aecfunt of Pool Biw do do; Citizens' til Work. on account of do do; CitisitV Oil Works, on atrooDl of Vande-enit. -i-do do; Tureutam Oil Works, on account of Lyons A co, 3t do do; Wilkin, oo account of A retrolrtim ro.

iflitjn do: ss Ruisev. accoant of C4.cs--. 1M dodo; Mentxer, 4co, an aocoont of Pool Bros, do do. rreljcxat BfcelpU Per A. V.

R. R. Blaney A Moore. 50 fks corn. I bdl sks: Riach-ard.

2 Cah'pk chit-kens. 1 bbl ffti.s; Iuuiap-1 bdt old c'pper, I do brawt; covstjtTuees calves, 3 bbls egs: I KVyiiolds. 1 car lime; Shoenbereer, A co. 4 do Hmto4ue; Ji.eudexiua A co, 3 do sioue; Brougii, dv do. PlttMbstrarn.

CoBeIlsYl11e WU WU Anderern, 2 rolls leather: Pflanm, 3 plctrs tail; ii 4 Henry A car Krain; Dar A 1 tlo bark; Markie A co. 47 rolls paper: Maxkie, bCls p8pr. W. 76 sks whru. 68 do Coro: 1-itrcett A co.

4a do wbeat: Welsb. 171 do corn: Mr vensoD twi.idoi plow pointa; Michaels, A co. MAainfAnrera Ins porta. Knot, Kim A t'o S3 casks soda ah. n.

nwari3 a co 13 caKs soda a-h H.nispti a sson casks soda asb Plut.keu A On 3a batr lime, A A I II ha rubers 10 b.s hardware jonj.sion. iviLit a iso i car saua. rvyleA Oo 1 car sand. Kip ley A to 1 car sand. Knox.

Kim A Co. 1 car lime. Fahnestock. AlbiveA Oo 1 car lime. Keeelptn of Fig- Metal, Bloenni aadOm, for lie l4Mt Twenty-four flour.

FXTTSBCBeB, TOBT VATNl A IS I CKICaeO EATLXOAD tnra. I Cra. Nlmk-k On. I Wood. Son Co.

m- no ixirtiead.l.ietal 1 I blioeuberser, i tXt, 1 Zlt A -'o, nietai 4 1 Total 21 rissarLrasu ckxtxal taiLAoaa, Reamer, metal 1 1 Lyon.athorb A -X. 3 metal Bryan A Caiigbey. ni 3 Porter, tnetal 2 I Atoorlieaii, metal 13 Total SVILAXD A-N'O riXTSHCKHH KAII.KHAO. IfrKDifitit, Co, nre 4 Jno Aioorlieaii, Brady 's Bend I lo, 1 1 Total AU.KOHKXY V4U.IT X.ltRlUD. T.ewfci.

Oliver A P. 1 1 a Woodsides. metal Jno Moi.rliead, metal. 1 PETROLEUM. ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFIXERT HERBERT TT.

TWEDDLE. MAN tTFACTURKil or Lubricating and High Test Barning Oils. ErllpMi Ratllroatd Axle Oil, claims Krrafc neat wituoat cnanara; remains nm-pal at lowest temperature. Special Oil for trop leal cltmatea or hot weather. I.x-.mt 1 Emarlaae, JtaM7laiaie Naop, Will cnt frsrrewa.

Saw Hill a aad liaaal war Hill Otla, Adapted frir htgh speed. Splntle Oil, Waaol Hejad-LIjcht OIL Oil. Tftnnera it ft- Beuaole, liaar 1- iailKlaiaaa; Oil. 4.iauaulliae, 4ll. I'a.

rata ttlaei. A KM OK VARNISH, to preaerre Brltil Iron Work and Alai'liiuery from Rust. Tlnsu nroducts are man lac tn red bb4m- tm. Tw-ediile'B patents by Superheated Steam in Vaccno. The Lnarfcatlnc Oils axe almost odorless, perfectly pnre.

uniform, and mostly light colored, stand a htajn temperature unchanved. and remain lim ii.l dnrin extreme cold. The Kailroad Oils are unequalled, and are constant use on many OI tne principal Railroads. Samples can be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD bl RtiT. waru ai bharpsnorc Bridce, B.

a- wtmnw, lar w. mrate, puubunrh. Phlladeiohla. OOMMISSIOIf MKRCHllrTS A3-T BROKEBS Aii PlaXliOlAk.i;M A-Nii ITS PKOUUCTa. Office Wo.

4 DTJQTJKSI4K WAT, PlttsborKb. Pa. FOE LEASE. Charcoal Blast Furnace. The undersigned offer for a term ot rears all that de.

sirabiet-'BAKCOAl. Fl RSAt'E PKUPEBTY, situ ate iu jiayette county, and known as Wharton Furnace, CONSISTING OF A Hot Blast Charcoal Furnace, In complete repair (the Hot Blast and Blowing Ap I araius beiog entirely new), ana 3,000 ACRES OF LAND, The greater portion of which Is or tbe finest quality of Taiubei for Charcoal purpoaea, and all wltnin a ie-aotiable hauling diaiauee or th Kurnat-e. lueretreiuuiiiw'wi wim -7 In mxI work lug order, and tbe property lis. (IRR and 1.1 KSTONE. and evervthinir- site to th1 BuCTeesslul working of a Charcoal Purnaoa i- or auu iuhuc.

luiuitAituiou apply WOOD 4t LCEOg, McKeesport, Alleeheny coomty, pa. Or A. AY DEN. on the premises. "THEAT.

A Few Tliaaatna Buabeba PRIME OLD BED W1SIIE WHEAT, wanted by I. WALLACE, 3J3 LIBERTY STREET. Jni If-'-i 2', 101 1 137 1 IT' i f'J 1 m'i ii 'A i ivi 7 8lTi Hi)' i 27a ii 4 is' i 2 Ii N. V. Centra! ivg Hudson Kiver.

IsS Harlem I-' Heading Mich. 12 Mich tSouthern lortj, Illinois central l'ts Cleve. and 1'ltu nrrv; Port Wayne n. Chicago and North. 83' i Uo preierreu s--s Hock Island II Tol.

and s2 i ao. preierrea milcs-roand Alton. 8L Paul 71 rto -nreferreu s. Ohio and Mibs. 32 Pacific Mall wi-s; Western U.

Tel Adams Fx S'i Merch C. II! American M.17. Ex 3d Wells. Fargo A is United States Ex Tbe Philadelphia lreu, ot this morning, says: stocks, -a the exception or iteadtng, were strong, and the market shows unmis takable signs of activity. The low price ot many of our slocks Is drawing tbe attention of Investors, and we hear of considerable blocks ot tbem which have recently been taken off tbe market.

Tbe supply is somewhat meager nd there Is no pressure la sell tbem. Ilea l- lng opened at 4s and rallied to 48! closing steady. Catawlssa preferred was exceedingly strong, selling at tfl, buyer sixty, which was still bid for considerable amounts. The receipts of this company are largely Increasing, ml we aeem it tne uuiy oi me oincers uj mo company to give the figures to tne nuoiic. vt uo not a-ae any iwiirn.

be fieri veil Irom a ool lev which denrlvi thepeor-le of the foil knowledge of the condi tion ot public corporations, is it not mis very chsHe-motithed policy which is driving money from pniiaueipnia. to ne nieogeu as margin on ew 1 org riuuoiefcT An mvwuir spt-s-uiuiAjr ill not hnv shares tn Pennsylvania compa- ies.lliecnuse the newspapers afford blm nolu- formation as to tneir merits, nusiness or prospects, aud tills of itself is sufficient tocause men to ahln their means to another cltv for employment. Again we ask the of.lcers of companies for a weekly or monthly statement of their business. If tne stockholders were to take this matter Into their own hands it Is probable that the Information thus exhumed would give stock prlcesan immense Impelus, which could not fail to reward them for their trouble. James W.

Kennedy. Broker, No. So Fourth avenue (Apollo Building) dealer In United States Bonds, Stale and Municipal Securities, Railroad, Bank, Insurance and Miscellaneous Blocks. Being represented In the New York Stock Boards every day while In session, be purchases and sells on commission any stocks on the regular lists on tbe same terms as the New York brokers. Governments.

Hold and Railway Stocks purchased for customers on the usual margin. PRODUCE AID eESEBU MARKETS. OrFICTt OF TH PrTTHBCBOH CoaCSkUCI At, Satukday ISritl. (During the week Just closed there has been conslderablelniprovenient in the amount of business transacted generally, bnt still the market continues far from active. Prices of most kinds of produce continue to have a drooping tendency.

There has been very little done in grain this season, with fair receipts. Floor Is dull there being but a moderate demand. Tbe few changes to be noted since our last will be found below, which are the wholesale store prices unless otherwise noted Appi.es-Inferior to fair apples range in price irom tl ls2 00, and prime to very choice from $2 25 to barrel. Bi.ai khkkkie-s Sales at (1 uOft bucket. Hbkswax A pnre article commands 40c, and mixed with grease 30c B.

Butter Prices are Btltr at for prime to choice, and aoc for extra. We quote from doz, as to condition of package. Bacok, X.ARD, etc Market fl rm with a fair demand. Shoulders are quoted at 15c; rib sides ls-)ic; clearsldes lO-Mc; sugar cured bams 23J-5C; dried beel 224c. Lard lu tierces 21c, and In buckets 21! ic fc.

I.aki oil- Market moderately active at 1 42iiil for No. 1. and No. 'J at 1 06 gallon. Cheese Demand fair.

Western Reserve Is quoted at Hamburg at 15c; Ohio Factory at l.Vc- Ohio v. York Go Bhen l7'c B. Chickens the coon anrlnir chickens sell at i pair, as to size and condition. Ctememt We ouom Phoenix bvdraulleoe- rnent at t2 25(2 50 bbl. and Johnstown at potatoes Peach blow notatoes from store are nominal in price and not quotable.

By the bushel tbey retail iu the Diamond market, 75.I.1W 17,577 21. 'tort 1,814 1JM "315 725 2,102 1.0..J 7,148 12D.242 2,31 ,7,511 310 Cubs hhds. T3.1t9 8.7SI 1S2 "l7i 4.10 63,223 2S.S7S 9,9 I'ortoRIco 11,1101 Kngllsh Islands 09 l-relicb Pt. 4'rolx 601 Total Si.sotl Melado 82 Cuba l.xs73.fS Manila bags H7.171 ivrnjuneoual tol 18.1UU STOCK IS BOSTOS, SKPTX.XBEB 1. IStW.

ions. 23,121 81(42 3,211 Hhds 22.4IW ti.SMl 'Z Bugs Baskets STOIK IK PHIDADEI.PIIIA, SEPTEMBER IStW. 1HW. Cribs hhds. Porto Kngllsh Island 21.1110 l.l'Sl 40 22.390 Total Boxes u.trsa Bags 4.000 laetrolt Mavrkex.

mrrnm, ci.iii Wheat receipts 3D.00-) bash: market dull TWti Mate lo'wen No-1 white 1 41; regular fl tH; auitar 1 30. Corn wo..