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during the winter Some have been success
full. and some are still out. the 81. Crispin-
ties have quite an organization in this city.
The gas filters and plumbers are each
gradually drawing into their respective
unions oil the members OF their crafts. The
latter organization numbers ever sixty MEM
bers. They calculate the city contains
about 125 plumbers.
There have been no furthee developments
in the Twelfth ard Sixteenth streets rail
road squabble between the councils and the
wise men at HArrisburgh. No attempt has
as yet been made TO disturb the paving
upon either OF the above named streets.
Perhaps the State officials fear the encoun-
ter-certainly the defences are strong, aud
the army behind them determined. But we
shall see. The cabinet excitement has
nearly subsided-the small potatoes have
commenced their qoarreling over the
crumbs. Yours truly, G. BES j.
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. March !

PHILADELPHIA March 4, lcbt.
To The Edltor % the " oKErxaMGEs ADVOCATE
General Grants CO net appointments Gre
ated uumistakable surprise here, although
each OF the names, with probably one excep-
ton that Of Atty. Gen. Hear, had been given
10 some one Of the states which were S. pro-
fusoly published prior to the Inauguration.
Outsd Of the prominent shipping circles
Ia the large cities, Philadelphia's conribu-
ton 20 the distinguished seven is scarcely
known. Mr.. Borie has been for many years
prominently connected with, and is now me
Of the wealthiest members OF the shlppi
interests Of our city. II was largely inter
ested il the formation u the Union League,
and is now, believe the President Of that
organization. He is member Of the Arm
Of Mexican, Borie, & Co., extensive shipping
merchants. He is represented as On stable,
polished gentleman Of excellent business
qualifications and reputation, and a. being
thoroughly posted in commercial marine
matters. His appointment to the portfolio
Of the navy is attributed to the fact that
Philadelphia needs some prominent Repre-
sentative at the capital to look after her ma
Wy yard interests In that light Mr. BCrie's
appointment Is locked upon rs quite q sub
stantial compliment. Mr.. Stewards selec-
lion for the Treasury secures the hearty
endorsement of the bullonists, though work
ingmen here fail to see why man skilled
in the disposal Of fral foreign fabrics to as
fral domestic female representatives, Of the
AristocTacy, known as Goldfish, at fabulous
prices, must needs be the proper person to
look after the finances Of the nation. His
acknowledged skill In the management Of
T bis private purse strings, may prove an OBJ
lection to his appointment, instead Of, as is
alleged, an attestation Of his q mess for the
POSITION predict that q few months will
develop the 0utre unftness Of this million
aire tape dealer for the position which Gen
eral Grant gave him, undoubtedly out OIL
gratitude for the assistance rendered by Mr.
Stewart during the recent campaign. On
the principle OF one good turn deserving an
other, this may be right, on that Of equity i
may not be altogether so. The Drexsl organ
Z though somewhat sorry the position was no
Z given 70 CISCO, fails to regret the selection.
' Quite q number OF tanners in the LEADING
establishments here have struck for an I'D
vance Of 81 per week. l CLEAN from ih'
daily pape-rS sEh'-hv d. fsu
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March, y, 1869.
To the Editor Of the WOEKSsNAK's ADVOCATE.
The extreme cold weather Of the past few days
has prevented any reduction ia the retail price
Of coal The dealers holding on to the prices
asked during the past three months
Schuylkill Stove coal is retaining at 81 so per
ton. The Reading railroad which IS until the
opening OF the canal, the only outlet fl a
Schuylkill county, have reduced the freight and
toll to rs cents per ton. The total amount Of
coal received for the past week, was l55, 7sl
tons, which is an increase Of 47.365 tons over
the corresponding week Of last ysar. The in
creased tonnage Tor the year is 3l4,l tons.
Il will thus be seen that the supply of coal is
steadily on the increase, and as the shipments
TO other markets from this city have been very
light, there is q large stock on hand
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IHh hsii'N"IoN STREET l'NNt'---N ha'e
received tae following communication from a
practical mechanic. relative TO the construc ton
or Che Wa.fi4otsn street Tu,nei From per-
-...,. -. -. 49,. G,
sOn9' 'e4 -''i'o VIZ" 'N' "'''''' VIC i''' sA--
ishcl CHAT be ls prepared % cJrooorate every
statement.
r-,r.-o WI, Nr,r.t ,eto
,,.. -.,. ,,.,......,...' ,--.-.-l-
'NNh- + SA'
10 your issue ct The 18Th inst, is sn article
headed "N ashiugton street Tunnel, 10 which
you have set forth some truths but not all ana
as tins subject has been brIEched, let the plb-
lie zee who the men Htte -hat supcliatsuled
TIE construction 10 ths monster experiment
which has co-t us such nice "iittls" sum, and
for which W. have been taxed. Nov sir. l-t u-
see was ellis structure intended for place Of
traffic, or bath house II tbs latter, It D.
success. but 20 oa7'f '-= you stated IN your
ISSUE "i lue ''.'' t"At 10 -.o' iAeen@'''S VT.
tWpiutt4 ~.'' near ''' e'osc -' '"e WIN
ihls III lo. altogether "le' ioi taefe mas some
Lo0d mocNahIc- NttAtd IN eolh eHus 0i ne
tunnel iram tae iime NJ was started nntl con-
Iletroa 'Ae7Il spout t"o ulolt's v, W..
.5,. ~ wv. M, +f, mn .,ha "A
,..-t+.,5..J ~. yo,L ,y.ro nat hr;.klovors
- ;t.,,,,...t..5,. .,....., -, ,r,,'i5
~ 49,, i.'.,. 80 -. -. -, -.
-. '.',1.i = "a 9OS
NJ v ,.i. t'.''''I i, ~. 4,
B..3 NJ So I,
n... U-t ti. .,'. , III .-', M NJ
'.,. ." n''n "Ia III
I'll tcIpi tl t.e tuhhei oA tAe VIZ. eaui Ahe" M
ilh- III lN' Duai'esa iII "ni1h IN vas eiPio!
go, although q goou mechanic az his own trade,
and good practical man here ls the proof.
To The f-t place he would not allow the
brick or the Gist ing Of the arch to be laid
solid talt is he ordered the men to put no &C.
nent on the lov.r sidee a the brick, thus leav-
lns oNe +4i oi lle u'leA without my cement,
lNt ,'''.N' D'.NN'n .,'1 i'A7 ~ sl'1-u
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TIM SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Of the Marine Com
pany ~ tbis city, Il the oldest and one Of ne
moe. raUaple Institutions in Chicago; and is
conducted iS those Who rank among our wealth
lest and most reliable citizens. Workingmen,
rcmcmber--s penny saved Is penny made-an
investment q few dollars per wee win IN
few years return YOU a handsome income. The
location ~ II "a Lake street cor Of ia Sale
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FROM MASSAC HUSETTS.
LABoR REFORM HEkD-QUAAFERs.
No. j, Tremonr Row, Boston,

TO the Editor Of the WoRKIxeHAs's Advocate.
Through your columns we would call the at
tention of friends, to the change of name of the
Boston Workingmen's Institute" 70 that Of
Boston Labor Reform Institute
Some months since, women were admitted to
membership on terms Of equslity, aud we would
suggest 70 leading labor organisations through.
out the country, similar action. The lsst Ma.
tlonAl Convention was most cheering sign Of
the times in this particular. The fact that NO.
mans condition in the present labor system i.
more dep'ofable than mans, should give
no every appeal in her behalf and make
me co-laborer in this great reform
IRA MART b. STEWARD,
Cor. 6ec,y, ID. 4 kL
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PasstaE or raE InN Law Last Tuesday
the Mechanics lien Law, which his previously
been published 10 the ADVOCATE, and to secure
tie rs-sa-e Of which, deputation was sent to
Springfield. passed both Houses If the Legisla
don. Among it4 most strenuous Opponents was
the imposing and venerable Statesman ID John
Adams. W Stephenson. What the mechanics
% Frceport can have been about when they
elected two such God iorsaken specimens Of
humanity us Adams and Bailey to represent
their Interests, we are at a loss TO know we
certainly don't envy their taste, 10 Senator
Ward, cf Cook, especial praise y due, AZ i Is
owing ta his czertious that the passage q the
bilI VA. secured. Mr. James w Eddy, OF Kane
county. cleo exerted his influence in It's behalf !;
end % him, lls mechanics Of Chicago tender
their heartfelt thanks In our next we shall
publish 10 in fu!i, in compliance With 4 general
desire.
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FoRusS ExcHANGK AND PASSAGE OFucE.-
Messrs Henry Greenebsum q Co. whose card
appears in our advertising columns, are the
oldest foreign banking firm u Chicago. They
~. also agents for che weli-known Gnion 4
Co.'s weekly line q steamships, running be-
tween Queenstown, Liverpool and New York.
a. ne season IS fast approaching when the
uIc Of emigration will set 10, and remittances
20 tue Old country be all the rage, il IS well for
cur readers 10 know whore passages for their
friends may be obtained at the lowest rates.
Tlc Office n corner Of Lake and IA Sale
streets.
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Agent, Chicago.
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MECHANICS Institute. annual meeting
Of the Mechanics Institute, win be held on
Tuesday evening next, at "a Lasalle ST., at
o'clock Every member interested, is request
ed 20 be on hand.
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To rHn WoRKIxo CLASS I'll am now prepared to fnr-
s all eiasses with employment st their homes
the whole OF the time for the spare momeBts Bust
neS new hight and profitable. fifty cents " - per
evening easily earned BY persons OF either sex. and
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ET4E CgAslE8gTAL
e9 YerE NarReG.


ry releerapla.I NEW YORK, Oct. 90.
Corror - Qulet, and without decided
Grange; sales Of 500 bales 40 2G1ze for
lnfddhEg uplands.
FLOUR-IEecei pts I9,s85 barrels; market
heavy -5ll0c lower; sales OF ll,6O
barrels: at s. 500 . FOR supeTfine state
and western; 50 S096 ~ FOR extra
state; 50 759a1 80 Tor extra Western !
So 45l7 % foF white wheat extra; s. %
as s. for round hoop OHIO; So 2596e35 for
extra ut. L0uis, and ~ C0g8 50 for good 70
choice do. closing heavy; Including IN
export at s. 1906 Is. Rye -four quiet; sales
OF 80 barrels AT 81 S0@6 =.
w HIslsY-F Firm; sales Of 200 barrels Of
Western at 81 2l16 free.
WHEAT -EteceIp pts Sc, 278 bushels; market
opened q shade frmeT, and closed quiet at
about Yesterdays prices; sales OF 10000
bushels at 81 l0G1 Is. for rejected NO. 3
String; 81 334l 81 for No. 2 do: 81 % for
COMMON winter red Illinois: 81 As for ana
her Tennessee: 81 50 for white Michigan;
81 A 81 Az for Winter red and amber
W estern, chiefly 81 4OdI 49,.
RYE@DuIl; sales OF 800 bushels Western
at 81 05aI 90.
BARL9Y-In moderate request; sales Of
10,5OO bushels at 81 30G1 % Tor two-roWed
stale, aud 81 81 for Canada West. IN I'm
BAILEY h1AEr-DuiE
CoKST-HeceiptB 2G,0l0 bushels. 293c bet
terand actfVss sales OF 7g 900 bushels az 500
9sffor unsound mixed Western. and 81 "
~ y 10 Ii93eaits % SO busbeIs without
decided change: sales of 5000 bushels at
s8IGG31sc for new SSutflern and Western.
RICE--FIfT1s Carouna. S12991zc.
COFFEE-FlTTn.
sUGAR-steady; sales Of 80 hhds at lI1S
abe. for Cuba. and l2aI21zc for Porto Rico;
also, 400 boxes Havana az llI&9l21&c-
EAsS9s--Steady.
HoPsAQuiet, with safes at l592oc for
American
OILs-Pstroleum firm, at 33145S4e for re-
fined: Ldnseed quiet. = 81 ~
feFJRITs TVRPESTINE-Quiet at 471zG4Se.
PoRK-EirInerj sales Of $50 bbls at s3l 57a1
81 so fcr Mess, closing at S3l 50 cash; s25 500
70 Is for prime, aud S27 50g28 rs for prime
mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales l25 bbls az S69l3 co
for new plain mess, and tl2Qi7 90 for new
extra Mess; Beef Hams steady sales OF so
Cur MEAFsLU changed; sales $50 pack
ages at l41zGf5c for shoulders, and l7gl9c
for mans; middlesquiet; sales or 50 boxes
ice cured At lTsz also x, UG0 pounds Of long
clear at I7c1n sbulk.
\ LARD-unchanged; sales. Of 925 tIeTces at
I6lGlScf for steam, and lS9l61ac for Kettle
B1TTERlQ aIet, at 2083sc for Ohio.
Z CHEBsE-Iufet, at 17gl81zc free.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool nrm shipments
of I2,000 bushels OF wheat per steam at
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RtVar Elfanalnl,ea

PITTSBURG, Oct. 26.-Monongaheia- 2 feel
and rising: Weather clear and cool; Their.
oTS CfSNXrI, Oct. 20.-Port List-Arrivals.
Kate Robinson, st. Louis; Lorena, Mem
phis. Departed: Leonidas, New Orleans
channel.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 28.-Weather clear and
cold. River falling. Arrived: st. Joseph.
Departed: Rubicon, st. Louis; Dan A ole,
Cairo; w. e. Gray, with 800 bales of cot
ton, Cincinnati; Julia. Vicksburg; Legal
Tender, White River.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Arrived. Com
monweaith: Departed: Lady Gay, Rich
mond and Virginia.
LOUISVILLE, October 20 -Port List: Pink
Varble, from Tennessee River: Falls Pilot,
from st. Louis and the pack cts. The river
is declining, with feet inches in the
canal. All the piers of the Ohio River
bridge except one have been finished.
The work Is being pushed with great
rapidly, and 1t is now confidently ex-
pected that the bridge will be ready for
December. Weather clear and very cold.
Thermometer 33o at Z Pm. Business brisk.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26-Port List.-Arrived !:
City of Cairo, from Memphis; Marble City
from Vicksburg: Minnesota, from 1T Paul ;
Natrona, from Hannibal; ROB Roy, fIom
keokuk; Bayard, Louisiana and Milwau-
Paul, for st. Paul; Rob Roy, for Keokuk ;
Stonewall and Olive Branch, for New Or
leans; Colorado, for Vicksburg; Subma-
bal. The river is still declining, and ali
the upper streams falling. Weather clear
and cod; mercury 2So at A. NJ, and 39o
at 3 P. Nj now freezing pretty hard.
CAIRO, Ills, October 23,-Port List
Wauautta, Memphis to CINCINNATI 10 D.
M; Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis 8 q. M !;
ArmadIllo, Cincinnati to New Orleans, 10
q. m. Bon Accord, st. Louis to Metropolis
l p. M; Indiana. New Orleans to Cairo D.
m McGill, Memphis to st. Louis, d. IN. !;
Ida Stockdall. 81. Louis to Red River, 3 p.
NJ. River fell Inches. Weather clear.
Mercury 40.
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chicago Market.

BS Telegraph.1 -- CHICAGO. Oct. 70.
ExCHANGE-E3 stern steady at lilo off tc
par buying and l-I0premium selling.
FLOUR Quiet and easier at "a 259B IS for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and 2Iz93e lower; sales oil
No. ~ 81. 00lgl Oh; NO. 2 at 959S7c, clos
ing at 95g95I4c. eash for No. =; this after
noon the market was Inactive at csc,
sellers November
CORN-Dull and 1<@1zc lower; sales oil
No. 2 at 65G65c, c Osing quiet at 6515Cd6J54c;
rejected 63l964c; this afternoon The mar
lLet was INACTIVE 81 65g6514c, sellers Octo-
Der, for No. 2.
OArs-Q uiet and s4sIc1ower: sales OF No.
l a. 401<c; No. 2at 3S14g40e, closing at 591z9
5915c for NO-2.
RYE Quiet and 1z9Ic lower; sales of No,
at 75c; No. at 7l972c; rejected 65966c
closing at 75c for No. and 72c for No 2
BARLEY-DulI; No. declined &c. closing
at 81 90 cash and sellers November.
HIGHWLN E5-M0re active at 81 l2@l H.
closing firm at 81 II.
I31zgl41zc for common to prime
Cuba.
MESS Pork inactive and nominal at
$50 00d3l . for new and old.
LARD -l6Iz9l7c.
GREEN MEAT5-Hams 141zc.
PICKED MEATS-SWeet picked hams at
151z9I6ci short RIBS, cured, ICE; short clear
n1lddIes, cured, ITc
CUT M EATs-OId dry sailed shoulders are
nominal at I3M@l4c.
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al6r,Huall marseI.

d
81 TslezrapaS1 ICIEUIHrATI. October 70.
F'noUR-U RehanRed; family IS 5095 rs.
-WHEAF-Dull; red u 1901 IS.
CoRS-Qqlet aud unchanged; the whole
range Is 60to SEC
sRYE-901e5o, 4e
BARLEY2DuII, and prices nominal. -
CorToN--Firm; niddling 251@e. Z y
ToBAcCo--In moderate demand; sales Of
Is2 h0gsheads ct s. 48l8H q. ~
WHTsKY-V Ferry dulI at 81 Il.
Mess PoE1z-Dull, at 2lc.
LARD-Deelined TO l6t<c, and duh
BACON --Ihe stock. now here IS IN the
hands of one party, and he is Jobbing 1t
out at 1870 for shoulders ana l9Ac for
sides.
GREEN MEATs-Quiet, but firm, at IA,
Az, and 151<c.
BUTTER--In FAIR supply, and prices are 3
shade lower; fresh 29I34c.
CHEEs Ell lrm, and the demand good, at
I712Gl81zc.
OILsZLinseed oil declined to 95696c, and
is dull. Lard oil 81 SO q 81. Petroleum
firm, al 321g33e for refined.
HoGS-In good demand, at t9 509l0 90
and the receipts are light.
GOLD-l30, buying,
EXCHANGE-SLeady, at LILO discount buy
ing, and par selling.
MONEY-fhe market is close.
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81. Lanls RerKet.

BY felegrapb.l 81. LOUIS. October 20
Strong At s4@95zc for lug, and
IO9l21ac for dark leaf no other qualities
on the market.
COTTON Unchanged at 241241Zc.
HE8TP-Firm, brt not much demand
small sales o & dressed at G230.
FLOUR-Dull and weak: Spring and Fall
superf1ne s4g4 IS; extra Il 7595 10; double
extra 81 50g4 70; triple extra So 5096;
family S797 70.
WHEAT-Firm and generally better; No.
2 to choice Spring, mainly Nebraska, 500
&c; No. 2 red Fall 81 05dt IL No. i do 81 ~
al 20; choice 81 k5@l 2716; choice white
81 3j@1 40.
CoEN-Firm at s2aSGc for mixed; s49s7c
for yellow; 92gsl for white; the latter
fancy.
OATs- Unchanged at 465z95Oc in bulk /;
BARLEY-DnI at 81 25@1 40 for prime to
choice Minnesota Spring; 81 50 for choice
Fall
RYE-Yery heavy, buyers holding or;
small sales at 65970c.
WHIsKY-eteady at 81 I5.
GROCERIEs-Quiets and unchanged.
PORR-DuIl aud lower st go 50930 for
dry salt; clear sides I9lz920c.
ARD-Dull aud nominal.